Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal, first online, pp. 1-30
Ergodicity for a class of stochastic Hasegawa-Mima equations with dissipation
Federico BUTORI, Ciro CAMPOLINA, Fanco FLANDOLI
Received May 29, 2026. Published online November 11, 2026. OPEN ACCESS
Abstract: This work deals with the ergodicity of the stochastic dissipative Hasegawa-Mima equations in a bounded domain driven by additive noise. The uniqueness of the invariant measure is obtained by the asymptotic coupling technique.
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