Limiting points of stochastic flows

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Consider a stochastic differential equation on a compact manifold \(M\), with negative Lyapunov exponents and satisfying a Hörmander type condition. Then there is a unique stationary probability measure \(\rho\) on \(M\), and the image of \(\rho\) by the inverse flow converges to a random measure \(\mu_\omega\) consisting of \(n\) point masses with equal weight, so \(\mu_\omega\) can be identified with a random set \(\sigma\) of \(n\) points. The properties of this set \(\sigma\) (relations with the domains of attraction of the flow, support of the law of \(\sigma\)) are studied. The particular case \(M=S^d\) is detailed; in this case, if the support of the stochastic flow contains all the isometries, then \(n\) is 1 or 2, and in the latter case, the two points are antipodal.











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