Random attractors in $H^1$ for stochastic two dimensional micropolar fluid flows with spatial-valued noises

Abstract

This work studies the long-time behavior of two-dimensional micropolar fluid flows perturbed by the generalized time derivative of the infinite dimensional Wiener processes. Based on the omega-limit compactness argument as well as some new estimates of solutions, it is proved that the generated random dynamical system admits an H^1-random attractor which is compact in H^1 space and attracts all tempered random subsets of L^2 space in H^1 topology. We also give a general abstract result which shows that the continuity condition and absorption of the associated random dynamical system in H^1 space is not necessary for the existence of random attractor in H^1 space.

Keywords

• Random dynamical system
• stochastic micropolar fluid flows
• random attractor
• additive noises
• Wiener process