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</script>AbstractStochastic partial differential equations such as occur in vibration problems for mechanical structures subjected to random loading are modelled as infinite dimensional stochastic Itô differential equations using a semigroup approach. Sufficient conditions for exponential stability of the expected energy of the system, as well as for the exponential decay of the sample paths of the displacement and velocity, are given. Under these same conditions it is shown that the zero solution is pathwise asymptotically stable relative to finite dimensional initial conditions. Illustrative examples are included.
Stochastic partial differential equations (aspects of stochastic analysis), exponential stability, Applied Mathematics, infinite dimensional stochastic Ito differential equations, Stochastic stability in control theory, semigroups, Analysis
Stochastic partial differential equations (aspects of stochastic analysis), exponential stability, Applied Mathematics, infinite dimensional stochastic Ito differential equations, Stochastic stability in control theory, semigroups, Analysis
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