A random fixed point theorem and the random graph transformation
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The paper deals with a new random fixed point theorem for random dynamical systems (RDS). This type of fixed point theorems allows the author to find unique stationary solutions of RDS which are stable. Note that it is a random version of the well-known Banach fixed point theorem and a contraction condition is defined in the average. Moreover the author presents a graph transformation for RDS and proves that this transformation defines a new, a lifted random dynamical system defined on a function space. The author demonstrates how to use the random graph transformation and the random fixed point theorem to find the unstable manifold of a RDS. As a candidate of RDS for this purpose the author considers RDS which is given by a semicoupled random differential equation.
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