Linear stochastic dyadic model
The authors consider a countably infinite system of stochastic differential equations with linear nearest neighbour coupling terms modelling the energy cascade phenomenon in turbulence. They define two classes of solutions, which they call \emph{proper} (special) and \emph{moderate} (general). They prove existence and uniqueness theorems for both classes. They also show that moderate energy solutions have finite energy for all times under weak assumptions on the initial conditions. Lastly, the authors show that there exists a unique invariant measure for moderate solutions.
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