Abstract
We show that the complex-valued ODE ($n\geq 1$, $a_{n+1} \neq 0$): $$\dot z = a_{n+1} z^{n+1} + a_n z^n+\cdots+a_0 , $$ which necessarily has trajectories along which the dynamics blows up in finite time, can be stabilized by the addition of an arbitrarily small elliptic, additive Brownian stochastic term. We also show that the stochastic perturbation has a unique invariant probability measure which is heavy-tailed yet is uniformly, exponentially attracting. The methods turn on the construction of Lyapunov functions. The techniques used in the construction are general and can likely be used in other settings where a Lyapunov function is needed. This is a two-part paper. This paper, Part I, focuses on general Lyapunov methods as applied to a special, simplified version of the problem. Part II extends the main results to the general setting.
Highlights
In Part I of this work [6], we investigated the following complex-valued dynamics dzt = dt + σ dBt z0 ∈ C
To prove stability in the stochastic perturbation, we developed a framework for building Lyapunov functions and applied it to (1.1) assuming that the drift in equation (1.1) did not contain any “significant”
The techniques developed in this and its accompanying work provide a general framework for constructing a Lyapunov function well adapted to the dynamics of a particular problem
Summary
In Part I of this work [6], we investigated the following complex-valued dynamics (1.1). This was done in order to focus on the overarching elements of the construction of Lyapunov functions and to avoid any additional complexities caused by the presence of such lower-order terms. We will perform the analogous analysis for the general case, showing how to correctly study the process at infinity in the presence of the intermediate lower-order terms.
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