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Extending local almost sure wellposedness for PDEs with random initial data to global-in-time solutions, notably by iterating on an invariant measure of the flow (Bourgain's method); covers the invariant-measure iteration argument itself, its hypotheses, and its applications to specific equations.

Almost sure local wellposedness can be iterated to global wellposedness when data is drawn from an invariant measure.

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