Volume 25, Nº 2 (2025)
Mathematics
On estimates of the best M-term approximations of functions of many variables in a space with a uniform metric
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154-166
Estimation of the difference of partial sums of expansions by the root functions of the differential operator and into trigonometric Fourier series
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We consider a linear ordinary differential operator defined by an $n$-th order differential expression with a nonzero coefficient for $(n-1)$th derivative and Birkhoff regular two-point boundary conditions. The question of the uniform convergence of expansions of a function into a series of root functions of the operator $L$ and the usual trigonometric Fourier series, as well as the estimation of the difference of the corresponding partial sums, is investigated. Estimates of the difference of the partial sums of these expansions are obtained in terms of the general (integral) modules of continuity of the expandable function and the coefficient at the $(n-1)$th derivative. The proof essentially uses the estimate (previously obtained by the author) of the difference between the partial sums of the expansions of a function in a series with respect to the root functions of the operator $L$ and in the modified trigonometric Fourier series, as well as the author's analogue of the Steinhaus theorem in terms of general modules of continuity.
167-172
On the projection method for solving the heat equation with lumped heat capacity
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173-183
Discontinuous Steklov operator and approximate polynomial splines
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184-188
Mechanics
Tabulation of the Riemann problem solution in Godunov method for Soave – Redlich – Kwong equation of state
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189-202
Modeling fluid injection into a porous spherical composite with anisotropy
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203-213
Harmonic wave propagation in viscoelastic media modelled via fractional derivative models
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214-230
On the issue of studying the structural and mechanical characteristics of bovine cancellous bone
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231-245
The influence of thermal load on convection in a system of two binary mixtures with a phase transition
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246-258
Plastic strain of the bimetal tube subjected to inner pressure
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259-270
Computer Sciences
Structural-parametric identification of boundary conditions in inverse heat conduction problems using an ensemble of correctness classes
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271-280
Statistical modeling of the depolarizing properties of optically dense dispersive systems in the small-angle scattering mode of probe light propagation
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281-294
Heuristic optimization methods for linear ordering of automata
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The rapid development of society is associated with two key areas of science and technology: methods of working with Big Data and Artificial Intelligence. There is a common belief that up to 80% of the data analysis process is the time spent on data preparation. One aspect of preparing data for analysis is structuring and organizing data sets (also known as data tidying). Order relations are ubiquitous, we meet them when we consider numbers, Boolean algebras, partitions, multisets, graphs, logical formulas, and many other mathematical entities. On the one hand, order relations are used for representing data and knowledge, on the other hand, they serve as important tools for describing models and methods of data analysis, such as decision trees, random forests, version spaces, association rules, and so on. Since a serious limitation of many methods of pattern mining is computational complexity, it is important to have an efficient algorithm for ordering data. In this paper, we consider deterministic automata without output signals and investigate the problem of linear ordering of such automata, which consists of building a linear order on the set of states of an automaton, that will be consistent with the action of each input signal of the automaton. To solve this problem, we consider heuristic methods of global optimization: simulated annealing method and artificial bee colony algorithm. For both methods, we made a software implementation and performed testing on a special kind of automata.
295-302

