
The global attractor, whose well established definition we recall below, is an object that captures the asymptotic behaviour of autonomous systems. The aim of this chapter is to introduce the ‘pullback attractor’, which seems to be the correct generalisation of this concept for use with non-autonomous processes. We pay particular attention to how this non-autonomous definition relates to the autonomous one.
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