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Computing physical invariant measures

| We consider the problem of describing the long term behaviour of a dynamical system in a statistical sense. For many chaotic systems, the asymptotic distribution of points in a trajectory fT i (x)g 1 i=0 often appears to be independent of x. We present new results on the numerical approximation of this common asymptotic distribution, called the physical invariant measure of T.