Random Dynamical Systems

The field of random dynamical systems addresses the description and understanding of the dynamical behaviour of nonlinear dynamical systems driven by noise. Despite huge developments in stochastic analysis and their applications in both science and economics, the treatment of noise from a dynamical systems perspective lags behind current practice in applied modelling and simulations, resulting in an unwelcome gap between theory and practice. This workshop brings together mathematicians that are at the forefront of the research into random dynamical systems, representing a broad spectrum of points of view. The aim of the meeting is to shape a vision towards the further development of this important field and enable researchers with complementary expertise to meet, exchange ideas and seed collaborations. The program therefore includes overview talks and ample time for discussion. In addition to world-leading experts, we are also keen for PhD students and other early-career researchers in the field to take part.