Shadowing orbits of a class of random differential equations
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The main part of the article is devoted to a finite-time shadowing theorem for random differential equations defining random dynamical systems. In particular, the author applies his results to study the shadowing orbits of the random Lorenz equations. At the same time, numerical results are implemented and they match the results of the theoretical analysis. On the other hand, some problems as periodic shadowing, quasi-periodic shadowing and the construction of high precision algorithms are open.
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