We give sufficient conditions for asymptotic stability of a Markov operator governing the evolution of measures due to the action of randomly chosen dynamical systems. We show that the existence of an invariant measure for the transition operator implies the existence of an invariant measure for the semigroup generated by the system.
The main aim of our lectures is to give a pedagogical introduction to various mathematical formalisms used to describe open quantum systems: completely positive semigroups, dilations of semigroups, quantum Langevin dynamics and the so-called Pauli-Fierz Hamiltonians. We explain two kinds of the weak coupling limit. Both of them show that Hamiltonian dynamics of a small quantum system interacting with a large resevoir can be approximated by simpler dynamics. The better known reduced weak coupling...
Let (i = 1,2) be two arbitrary bounded operators on a Banach space. We study (C₁,C₂)-regularized cosine existence and uniqueness families and their relationship to second order abstract Cauchy problems. We also prove some of their basic properties. In addition, Hille-Yosida type sufficient conditions are given for the exponentially bounded case.
In this paper we get some relations between the boundary point spectrum of the generator A of a C0-semigroup and the generator A* of the dual semigroup. This relations combined with the results due to Lyubich-Phong and Arendt-Batty, yield stability results on positive C0-semigroups.
Some general representation formulae for (C₀) m-parameter operator semigroups with rates of convergence are obtained by the probabilistic approach and multiplier enlargement method. These cover all known representation formulae for (C₀) one- and m-parameter operator semigroups as special cases. When we consider special semigroups we recover well-known convergence theorems for multivariate approximation operators.
Under suitable conditions we prove the wellposedness of small time-varied delay equations and then establish the robust stability for such systems on the phase space of continuous vector-valued functions.