Invariant manifolds for random dynamical systems on Banach spaces exhibiting generalized dichotomies (Q2225492)

The study of perturbations is paramount in the theory of dynamical systems, since every model of a real world phenomenon is merely an approximation of the reality. In particular, it is of great importance to recognize properties that are robust under perturbations. Another crucial topic is the search for time-invariant objects for a given dynamical system, since they are key factors to better understand the behavior of a system. In this paper, the authors join these problems. They study the existence of measurable invariant manifolds of a linear random dynamical system to a small suitable perturbation, both in the continuous- and the discrete-time frameworks. Usually in the literature, when treating the problem of determining invariant manifolds under small perturbations, the required condition is the \textit{exponential dichotomy} of the linear system. Here, however, they assume a \textit{generalized dichotomy}, namely the rate of the convergence to the linear invariant manifolds is not necessarily exponential.