Pullback Measure Attractors, Zero-Noise Limits, and Moderate Deviations for 2D Stochastic Primitive Equations with Multiplicative L\'{e}vy Noise
We study the long-term distributional dynamics and small-noise asymptotics of two-dimensional nonautonomous stochastic primitive equations driven by Gaussian and multiplicative L\'evy noise, together with moderate deviations for the purely jump model. For sufficiently small noise, uniform moment bounds and an exponentially weighted terminal estimate yield a pullback absorbing family and tightness, while a lower semicontinuous vertical-moment functional preserves admissibility under weak limits. We prove the existence and uniqueness of a pullback measure attractor in the weak topology of probability measures and establish its upper semicontinuity as both noise components vanish. For the jump-driven equation, we establish a moderate deviation principle in $\mathcal D([0,T];H)\cap L^2(0,T;V)$ with speed $a^2(\epsilon)/\epsilon$. The proof combines continuity of the skeleton map with controlled stochastic convergence based on entropy bounds, truncation, martingale estimates, and direct vertical estimates, avoiding Lipschitz continuity of the vertical derivative of the jump coefficient.