Random hyperbolic systems

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The theory of uniformly hyperbolic dynamical systems, i.e. hyperbolic sets for diffeomorphisms and flows is, essentially, complete by now though some finer geometric properties of such systems are still under investigation. Some constructions for such systems can be extended to sequences of maps preserving appropriate hyperbolic splittings. In order to develop an ergodic theory for such hyperbolic sequences the maps should be taken in some stationary fashion which leads to the set up of random transformations and stochastic flows. This paper considers definitions of random hyperbolic sets and introduces a characterization using random cones. The problems connected with symbolic representations and the thermodynamic formalism for random hyperbolic systems both in discrete and continuous time cases are discussed. In the discrete time case the existence of Markov partitions to guarantee symbolic dynamics and the existence of SRB-measures are proved. It is shown, why in the continuous time case a respective method does not work. The theory is illustrated with a number of examples. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0916.00011].











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