Transfer operators for contractive Markov systems and stochastic stability of the invariant measure.

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Title: Transfer operators for contractive Markov systems and stochastic stability of the invariant measure.
Authors: Walkden, Charles1 (AUTHOR) charles.walkden@manchester.ac.uk
Source: Dynamical Systems: An International Journal. Mar2013, Vol. 28 Issue 1, p34-47. 14p.
Subjects: Transfer operators, Markov processes, Stochastic systems, Stability theory, Invariant measures, Generalization, Iterative methods (Mathematics), Function spaces
Abstract: We consider contractive Markov systems, a generalization due to Werner of iterated function systems that contract on average. We study a transfer operator for such systems and determine an appropriate function space on which this operator acts quasi-compactly and has good spectral perturbation properties. We discuss how these results apply to the stochastic stability of the invariant measure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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