Renormalization-group perspective on spontaneous stochasticity

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Hauptverfasser: Mailybaev, Alexei A., Moriconi, Luca
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author Mailybaev, Alexei A.
Moriconi, Luca
author_facet Mailybaev, Alexei A.
Moriconi, Luca
contents We present a renormalization-group perspective on spontaneous stochasticity in hydrodynamic turbulence, viewed through the lens of multiscale dynamical systems. Building on previously established results for a solvable multiscale Arnold's cat model, we show that spontaneous stochasticity emerges as a universal fixed point of an RG transformation acting on Markov kernels, independent of the microscopic regularization. Classical examples - including the Feigenbaum equation, the central limit theorem, and hierarchical spin models - are reinterpreted within the same framework, placing spontaneous stochasticity alongside other universality phenomena.
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spellingShingle Renormalization-group perspective on spontaneous stochasticity
Mailybaev, Alexei A.
Moriconi, Luca
Chaotic Dynamics
We present a renormalization-group perspective on spontaneous stochasticity in hydrodynamic turbulence, viewed through the lens of multiscale dynamical systems. Building on previously established results for a solvable multiscale Arnold's cat model, we show that spontaneous stochasticity emerges as a universal fixed point of an RG transformation acting on Markov kernels, independent of the microscopic regularization. Classical examples - including the Feigenbaum equation, the central limit theorem, and hierarchical spin models - are reinterpreted within the same framework, placing spontaneous stochasticity alongside other universality phenomena.
title Renormalization-group perspective on spontaneous stochasticity
topic Chaotic Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.24221