Abstract:We consider a quite general class of SPDEs with quadratic and cubic nonlinearities and derive rigorously amplitude equations, using the natural separation of time-scales near a change of stability. We show that degenerate additive noise has the potential to stabilize or destabilize the dynamics of the dominant modes, due to additional deterministic terms arising in averaging.We focus on equations with quadratic and cubic nonlinearities and give applications to the Burgers' equation, the Ginzburg-Landau equatio… Show more
This article deals with the approximation of a stochastic partial differential equation (SPDE) via amplitude equations. We consider an SPDE with a cubic nonlinearity perturbed by a general multiplicative noise that preserves the constant trivial solution and we study the dynamics around it for the deterministic equation being close to a bifurcation.Based on the separation of time-scales close to a change of stability, we rigorously derive an amplitude equation describing the dynamics of the bifurcating pattern.This allows us to approximate the original infinite dimensional dynamics by a simpler effective dynamics associated with the solution of the amplitude equation. To illustrate the abstract result we apply it to a simple onedimensional stochastic Ginzburg-Landau equation.
This article deals with the approximation of a stochastic partial differential equation (SPDE) via amplitude equations. We consider an SPDE with a cubic nonlinearity perturbed by a general multiplicative noise that preserves the constant trivial solution and we study the dynamics around it for the deterministic equation being close to a bifurcation.Based on the separation of time-scales close to a change of stability, we rigorously derive an amplitude equation describing the dynamics of the bifurcating pattern.This allows us to approximate the original infinite dimensional dynamics by a simpler effective dynamics associated with the solution of the amplitude equation. To illustrate the abstract result we apply it to a simple onedimensional stochastic Ginzburg-Landau equation.
“…Recently, Equation (1.1) with r = 2 was studied analytically by [22,23] in the deterministic case, i.e without noise. While in the stochastic case this equation with r = 2 was addressed by [24,25,26,27]. Moreover, several numerical and analytical methods have recently been suggested to solve the space fractional partial di¤erential Equation (1.1) without noise see for instance [28,29,30,31].…”
In this article we take into account a class of stochastic space diffusion equations with polynomials forced by additive noise. We derive rigorously limiting equations which de…ne the critical dynamics. Also, we approximate solutions of stochastic fractional space di¤usion equations with polynomial term by limiting equations, which are ordinary di¤er-ential equations. Moreover, we address the e¤ect of the noise on the solution’s stabilization. Finally, we apply our results to Fisher’s equation and Ginzburg–Landau models.
“…Wang and Duan 12 derived an effective equation for a stochastic partial differential equation model under a fast random dynamical boundary condition by reducing the random dynamical boundary condition to a simpler one. See also previous studies 1,15‐22 for related work.…”
This work is concerned with a class of stochastic partial differential equations with a fast random dynamical boundary condition. In the limit of fast diffusion, it derives an effective stochastic partial differential equation to describe the evolution of the dominant pattern. Using the multiscale analysis and the averaging principle, it then establishes deviation estimates of the original stochastic system towards the effective approximating system. A concrete example further illustrates the result on a large time scale.
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