No 3-4 (2007)

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Gratitude Words to Our Teacher

Kryanev A.V., Amirkhanov I.V., Dikusar N.D., Sarkar N.R., Lobanov Y.Y., Yuldashev O.I., Yuldasheva M.B., Vasil'ev S.A., Sevast'yanov L.A., Gubin V.B., Laneev E.B., Sorokin V.A., Zorin A.V., Tret'yakov N.P., Sharonov V.N., Rybakov Y.P., Perepelkin E.E.

Abstract

9 апреля 2007 года на 81 году жизни скончался известный учёный, организатор исследований по математическому моделированию и вычислительной математике в Объединённом Институте Ядерных Исследований, доктор физико-математических наук, заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации, лауреат российских и зарубежных премий, кавалер российских и зарубежных орденов и медалей, профессор Евгений Петрович Жидков.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):5-19
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Mathematics

Construction of the Equations of Dynamics of Operated System

Gorshkov E.A.

Abstract

The method of construction of mathematical model of dynamics of operated mechanical system is offered. The algorithm of updating of the equations of dynamics which allows to solve a problem of stabilization of communications is under construction and to provide demanded accuracy of the numerical decision of corresponding system of the differential-algebraic equations describing imposed on communication system, its kinematics and dynamics. The offered method can be used for research of dynamics of systems of the various physical nature.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):20-24
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Modeling of Dynamics of the Elementary Economic Objects as Systems with Program Constraints

Mukharlyamov R.G.

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Dynamic analogies in the elementary economic objects and in movement of a point of variable masse allow using modern methods of analytical mechanics for the decision of a problem of control of the enterprise. The purpose of control achievement and stabilization of the set parities between volumes and capacities of divisions due to again acting fixed capital is necessary. For the decision of a problem the method of control of dynamics of system with program constraints is used.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):25-34
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On Construction of the Systems with Quasi--Invariant Program Constraints

Mukhametzyanov I.A.

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The procedure of construction of the systems with the quasi--invariant program constraints is proposed.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):35-44
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Mathematical Theory of Teletraffic

Batch Service Queue Model Design and Analysis

Samouylov K.E., Pershakov N.V., Gudkova I.A.

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In this paper we introduce an extended Basharin--Kendall queuing notation with queuing system $GI_{l_\lambda } \vert GI^{\left[ {X,T} \right]}\vert 1\vert \left\langle {R,L} \right\rangle $ in which jobs are served in batches, each job having a random length and the batch construction time limited to a maximum. The simplest fixed-size batch queue model $M\vert M^{\left[ K \right]}\vert 1\vert \infty $ is studied. Expressions are obtained for the distribution function of the waiting time and a brief discussion is included of its quantiles computation. We also develop a simulation model and present an example of its application to estimate quality of service in telecommunication networks.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):45-52
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Modelling SIP Connections with Open Multiclass Queueing Networks

Samouylov K.E., Luzgachev M.V., Plaksina O.N.

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In this paper we study the performance of the session initiation protocol (SIP). We focus on SIP session setup over UDP that can be affected by the quality of the link. The transmissions are assumed to experience errors, which result in retransmissions of SIP messages based on session timers mechanism. We propose the technique of analysis with network of queues with different classes of customers (BCMP-networks). Finally, formulas for session setup time and session setup rate estimation are represented.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):53-63
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Approximate Performance Analysis of Queues in Series

Naumov V.A., Abaev P.O.

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Signaling system is the key element of the telecommunication infrastructure. Migration from traditional circuit-based networks to packet-based requires preserving quality and reliability of SS7. Hence, the performance analysis of SIP signaling system will play an essential role in optimizing network QoS provisioning. In this paper we investigate the behavior of SIP protocol over IP/MPLS network. In order to analyze SIP reliability and performance we develop an analytical model, which is multiphase queueing system with two incoming flows. Finally, we present formulas and numerical results to estimate mean and quantiles of sojourn time distribution.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):64-69
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Modeling and Simulation

Discrete Transformation of Mesh Functions Values to Fourier Polynomials Coefficients

Sevastianov L.A., Lovetsky K.P., Kokotchikova M.G.

Abstract

Here is elaborated the instrument for solving the practical task of serial reconstruction of coefficients of functions expansion by Zernike polynomials when knowing approximately measured their mesh values. A series of overdetermined and incompatible systems of linear algebraic equations with different right parts and matrices within one accuracy class is solved by Tikhonov regularization method. The conditions of the existence of unique pseudoinverse matrix for exact system are considered. The convergence of regularized pseudoinverse matrices to the exact one is proved when perturbation tends to zero.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):70-75
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Numerical Investigation of the Discrete Spectrum of Hamiltonian Operators of the Hydrogen-Like Atoms in Kuryshkin’s Quantum Mechanics

Gusev A.A., Zorin A.V., Lovetsky K.P., Tretyakov N.P.

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The behaviour of the potential of one-particle approximation of the Schroedinger equation is discussed for the description of the optical spectrum of a many-electron atom with one optical electron. Properties of discrete and continuum spectra of Hamilton-Kuryshkin operator let to use for its numerical calculation two alternative methods. The comparison of the results and their discussion shows the perspectives of the proposed model for the description of optical characteristics of atomic systems with one optical electron.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):76-84
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Parthenogenetic Versus Sexual Reproduction: Mathematical Modelling of Population Dynamics

Tretyakov V.S., Tretyakov N.P.

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Using a modified bit string aging model proposed by Penna we try to explain population dynamics of holocyclic species. In a system with two fractions (sexual and parthenogenetic) sexual population generates individuals with more genetic variability and these individuals are better adopted to the current environment. On the other hand, parthenogenetic population produces more offsprings. In our model a female can choose the best male among two randomly chosen males (i.e. with less deleterious mutations). We simulate a natural selection by this way. We show that in a system under deleterious external conditions, sexual fraction is better adopted to the current environment because of this single factor. In other words, female choice may be a unique factor responsible for the maintenance of sexual reproduction.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):85-92
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Revealing of Structural Changes in the Stock Market Dynamics

Zrelov P.V.

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This work is a continuation of investigations started in [1], where a new stock market variable $\Xi$ (daily closing price normalized by corresponding traded volume) has been proposed and its statistical properties has been studied for a wide spectrum of stock market data. In the present work we propose and investigate two new stock market variables. We show that these variables can be used for revealing structural changes in dynamics of the stock market series. Aiming to identify the position in time of the change point, we propose a novel approach. These new variables and method can be considered as a two-dimensional market indicator that provides the change point detection in the stock market dynamics.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):93-100
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Physics and Astronomy

Electromagnetic Structure of State 1f7/2 for Nuclei in reactions e- +A→e- +A

Bogdanov Y.P.

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Elastic electron scattering on nuclei of spin $7/2$ is considered on the base of Rarita--Schwinger wave functions. The expressions for covariant electromagnetic vertex function and projection (spin density matrix) are derived. Furthermore these results with a help of the multipole resolution method yielded in general formulas for multipole and invariant form factors, the latter are useful in the analysis of its asymptotic properties induced by the quark structure of nuclei.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):101-106
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The Hydrogen Electromechanical Model as a Presentation of the Stochastic Quantum--Field Process of Electron--Proton Interaction

Dubovik V.M., Dubovik E.N.

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It is shown that the Schr\"{o}edinger equation can be formally reduced to the equation of the theory of stable thin film elastic disk and envelope in mechanics. Starting from it the possibility of considering the classical mechanical approach with regard to the quantum field electromagnetic effects, as the factors, responsible for quantum structure of atom is discussed. As an example we analyze the hydrogen atom structure.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):107-121
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Dynamical Methods of Investigations in Application to the Schr\"{o

Rylov Y.A.

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Quantum systems are dynamic systems restricted by the principles of quantum mechanics (linearity of dynamic equations, linear transformation of the wave function etc.). One suggests to investigate the quantum systems simply as dynamic systems, ignoring the quantum principles and constraints imposed by them. Such dynamic methods of investigation appear to be more adequate and effective, than the conventional quantum methods of investigation. Using these methods, which ignore the quantum principles, one can overcome the principal problem of quantum field theory: join of nonrelativistic quantum principles with the relativity principles. Investigation of dynamic system $\mathcal{S}_{\mathrm{S}}$, described by the Schr\"{o}dinger equation, admits one to prove that the Copenhagen interpretation is incompatible with quantum mechanics formalism. Besides, it is shown that sometimes the application of quantum principles leads to incorrect results.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):122-129
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Bianchi-I Cosmological Model with Viscous Fluid and Nonlinear Spinor Field: a Qualitative Analysis

Saha B.S., Rikhvitsky V.V.

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A system of nonlinear spinor field and Bianchi type-I gravitational field in presence of a viscous fluid and $\Lambda$ term has been considered. A system of equations for volume scale $\tau$ and energy density $\varepsilon $ has been reduced. The system obtained has been solved for some special cases. It has been shown that the introduction of spinor field to the system radically changes the character of evolution, in particular for some special choice of parameters it leads to the unlimited growth of the energy density at the finite interval of time.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):130-134
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Algebraic Twistor Dynamics of Identical Singularities in a Complex Extension of the Space-Time

Kassandrov V.V.

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We present an algebraic field theory based completely on a nonlinear generalization of the Cauchy--Riemann conditions of complex analyticity to the noncommutative algebra of biquaternions. Any biquaternionic field possesses a natural twistor structure and, in the Minkowski space, gives rise to a shear-free null congruence of rays and to an associated set of gauge fields. In the article we develop this algebrodynamical scheme on the complex extension of the Minkowski space --- the full vector space of biquaternion algebra. Initial space dynamically reduces to the 6D ``observable'' space-time of the complex null cone which, in the turn, decomposes into a 4D physical space-time and 2D internal ``spin space''. In this procedure there arises an ensemble of identical point charges (``duplicons'') --- focal points of the congruence. Temporal dynamics of individual duplicons is strongly correlated via fundamental twistor field of the congruence. We briefly discuss some new notions inevitably arising in the considered algebrodynamical scheme, namely those of ``complex time'' and of ``evolutionary curve'', as well as their hypothetical connection with the quantum uncertainty phenomena.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):135-148
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Research of Influence of Barothermal Treatment on the Structure of the Polycrystalline Heat Resisting Nickel Alloy

Guseva N.V., Lobanov N.N., Padalko A.G.

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The effect of a barothermal batch treatment on the crystal structure of a nickel alloy is studied by X-ray diffraction. It is established, that the barothermal treatment at certain parameters (pressure, temperature and duration of isobaric--isothermal exposure) leads to structural changes of the basic phase components of the alloy.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):149-154
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Dielectric Properties of Natural Syrian and Armenian Zeolites

Sahakyan A.A., Soulayman S.S., Nikogosyan S., Yunusova S.A.

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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.

Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):155-161
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Tectonomagnetic Effects in the Tajikistan's Seismic Regions

Karimov F.H.

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Observations of local variations of the geomagnetic field in the seismic regions of Tajikistan during the last two decades exhibit regular anomalies prior to earthquakes with a magnitude of 5.0 or greater. These anomalies may be a valuable predictive tool, and important step forward in earthquake hazard mitigation. Four main types of anomalies have been found, depending on how far they are from the epicentral zone; namely in the focus, near, intermediate or far zone. Analyses of the characteristics of the anomalies have been carried out in terms of the piezomagnetic and electrokinetic mechanisms. The dominance of electrokinetic effects in the generation of tectonomagnetic anomalies is suggested by: (1) a phase delay effect in the local geomagnetic field from the far to the near zone; (2) coincidence of the main earthquake shock with the time when the anomaly begins to return to the background level; (3) relatively low magnetic properties of rocks in the region of observation; and (4) detection of tectonomagnetic signals from the deep crust, below the active magnetic layer.
Discrete and Continuous Models and Applied Computational Science. 2007;(3-4):162-169
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