The transition from ergodic to explosive behavior in a family of stochastic differential equations
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Abstract: We study a family of quadratic stochastic differential equations in the plane, motivated by applications to turbulent transport of heavy particles. Using Lyapunov functions, we find a critical parameter value such that when the system is ergodic and when solutions are not defined for all times. H"{o}rmander's hypoellipticity theorem and geometric control theory are also utilized.
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