Dynamics of the thermohaline circulation under uncertainty (Q1876735): Difference between revisions

Consider a random differential equation in \(V'\), where \(V = \mathring H^1(D)\times H^1(D)\times \dot H^(D)\), of the form \[ \frac{dv}{dt}+Av = G_1(v)+ G_2(v + Z(\;_t\;)),\quad v(0) = v_0\in H,\tag{1} \] where \(A: V\to V'\), \(H=L_2(D)\times L_2(D)\times \dot L_2(D)\), \[ G_2 =G_2+(J(\eta,q)+ J(\Delta^{-1}q,\Delta\eta)+J(\eta,\Delta\eta) -\nu k\Delta\eta,0,0). \] The authors prove the following main theorem: For any time \(\tau > 0\), there exists a unique solution of (1) in \(C([0,\tau];H)\cap L_2(0,\tau;V)\). In particular, the solution mapping \[ \mathbb{R}^+\times\Omega\times H\ni (t,\omega,v_0)\to v(t)\in H \] is measurable in its argurments and the solution mapping \(H\ni v_0\to v(t)\in H\) is continuous.