No 3-4 (2007)
Gratitude Words to Our Teacher
Abstract
5-19
Mathematics
Construction of the Equations of Dynamics of Operated System
Abstract
20-24
Modeling of Dynamics of the Elementary Economic Objects as Systems with Program Constraints
Abstract
25-34
35-44
Mathematical Theory of Teletraffic
Batch Service Queue Model Design and Analysis
Abstract
45-52
Modelling SIP Connections with Open Multiclass Queueing Networks
Abstract
53-63
Approximate Performance Analysis of Queues in Series
Abstract
64-69
Modeling and Simulation
Discrete Transformation of Mesh Functions Values to Fourier Polynomials Coefficients
Abstract
70-75
Numerical Investigation of the Discrete Spectrum of Hamiltonian Operators of the Hydrogen-Like Atoms in Kuryshkin’s Quantum Mechanics
Abstract
76-84
Parthenogenetic Versus Sexual Reproduction: Mathematical Modelling of Population Dynamics
Abstract
85-92
Revealing of Structural Changes in the Stock Market Dynamics
Abstract
93-100
Physics and Astronomy
Electromagnetic Structure of State 1f7/2 for Nuclei in reactions e- +A→e- +A
Abstract
101-106
The Hydrogen Electromechanical Model as a Presentation of the Stochastic Quantum--Field Process of Electron--Proton Interaction
Abstract
107-121
Dynamical Methods of Investigations in Application to the Schr\"{o
Abstract
122-129
Bianchi-I Cosmological Model with Viscous Fluid and Nonlinear Spinor Field: a Qualitative Analysis
Abstract
130-134
Algebraic Twistor Dynamics of Identical Singularities in a Complex Extension of the Space-Time
Abstract
135-148
Research of Influence of Barothermal Treatment on the Structure of the Polycrystalline Heat Resisting Nickel Alloy
Abstract
149-154
Dielectric Properties of Natural Syrian and Armenian Zeolites
Abstract
Using an experimental arrangement, designed and manufactured locally, the electric permittivity ${\varepsilon=\varepsilon'-i\varepsilon''}$ and alternative current (a.c.) conductivity $\sigma_{ac}$ of natural Syrian and Armenian zeolites were investigated in order to understand the mechanism of the electrical properties in these materials. The frequency dependence of angle tangents ($\tan\delta=\varepsilon''/\varepsilon'$) of dielectric losses was also studied for both zeolites. The mentioned measuring arrangement has a configuration of an electrical bridge. The data has showed that the dielectric constant $\varepsilon'$ and dielectric loss $\varepsilon''$ for all studied samples decrease when increasing the frequency of the applied electrical field from 200 Hz to 1 MHz. Moreover, it was found out for all studied samples that the \emph{ac} conductivity $\sigma_{ac}$ increases with the frequency of the applied electrical field. The ratio of such increasing depends itself on the applied frequency.
155-161
Tectonomagnetic Effects in the Tajikistan's Seismic Regions
Abstract
162-169









