


Vol 78, No 11 (2017)
- Year: 2017
- Articles: 14
- URL: https://ogarev-online.ru/0005-1179/issue/view/9010
Linear Systems



Nonlinear Systems
Local bifurcations in the periodic boundary value problem for the generalized Kuramoto–Sivashinsky equation
Abstract
For a version of the generalized Kuramoto–Sivashinsky equation with “violated” symmetry, the periodic boundary value problem was investigated. For the given dynamic distributed-parameter system, consideration was given to the issue of local bifurcations at replacing stability by spatially homogeneous equilibrium states. In particular, the bifurcation of the two-dimensional local attractor with all Lyapunov-unstable solutions on it was detected. Analysis of the bifurcation problem relies on the method of the integral manifolds and normal forms for the systems with infinitely dimensional space of the initial conditions.



Stabilization of oscillations in a coupled periodic system
Abstract
Consideration was given to a model containing two coupled autonomous planar subsystems of differential equations. It was assumed that the subsystems admitted families of nondegenerate single-frequency oscillations, and coupling was described by time-periodic functions. Solved was the problem of natural stabilization of system oscillations, where by natural stabilization was meant construction of an isolated oscillation and its concurrent stabilization. Constructive conditions for smooth periodic coupling controls providing problem solution were derived. Specific control was proposed for coupled conservative systems with one degree of freedom.



Stochastic Systems
A mathematical model of transmitting a non-ordinary flow with periodic reservations and block acknowledgements in a channel with correlated noise
Abstract
To improve the reliability of data delivery, in Wi-Fi networks stations can reserve for their transmissions periodic time intervals of the same duration in which they are allowed to transmit, while adjacent stations do not have that right. Here there arises the problem of choosing the parameters of reserved intervals that would ensure quality of service requirements for transmitted data in the smallest possible amount of reserved channel time. We consider the data transmission process in periodic intervals with the block acknowledgement policy that lets us reduce the costs by acknowledgement the set of packets with a single service message. We propose a method for mathematical modeling of such a transmission.



Approximate analysis of a queueing–inventory system with early and delayed server vacations
Abstract
We propose a model for a servicing system with perishable inventory and a finite queue of impatient claims where the server can be in one of three states: operational, early and delaying vacations. We develop a method for approximate computation of the system’s characteristics. We show results of numerical experiments.



Planning transmission resource at joint servicing of the multiservice real time and elastic data traffics
Abstract
A mathematical model of joint servicing of the multiservice real time traffic and elastic data traffic with batch arrival of requests was constructed and investigated. The definitions of the performance measures of joint requests servicing were formulated, and their interrelations established. An algorithm to estimate numerically the characteristics of a model based on construction and solution of the equilibrium equations system was developed. Consideration was given to some partial cases of the model for which convenient recursive algorithms to calculate the measures of joint requests servicing were constructed. A method to estimate the desired rate of data transmission was proposed on the basis of the asymptotic properties of the model under light load. Numerical examples illustrating the distinctions of realizing the developed computer procedures were described.



Control in Social Economic Systems
Influence of order payment delays on the efficiency of multinomenclature reserve control models
Abstract
For the multinomenclature EOQ reserve control model with renting storage space and delayed payment for the orders, we propose an approach to optimization that accounts for the temporal value of money. We estimate the influence of these delays both on the parameters of the optimal control strategy and on the efficiency of using floating capital. The study has been done for situations when the said delays let one pay for orders from the revenue on repeat order intervals. We establish a necessary and sufficient condition imposed on the duration of delays that guarantees that this order payment from the revenue is possible. We illustrate characteristic features of optimization procedures with numerical computations.



Analysis of game-theoretic models of an oligopoly market under constrains on the capacity and competitiveness of agents
Abstract
We develop an oligopoly model for nonlinear cost functions of the agents under constraints on the competitiveness and capacity of the agents and formulate Nash equilibrium conditions for this model. We develop a game-theoretic model for choosing the strategies for competitive and unbounded in capacity agents and define a Pareto optimal solution for this model under complete information.



Intellectual Control Systems, Data Analysis
Search for C-optimal routes in graphs
Abstract
We propose search algorithms for paths in graphs that are optimal in the sense of a given choice function. As an example we consider the choice mechanism with respect to a binary relation that does not contain numerical criterial estimates.



Logic in the study of hierarchical games under uncertainty
Abstract
We study a hierarchical game of two players with an uncertain factor. We consider the case of interval uncertainty. Under the assumption that the set of uncertain factors is finite, we compute the maximal guaranteed result of the top level player. Under standard topological assumptions we find a lower bound for this result.



Classification algorithm based on pairwise comparison of features
Abstract
We propose an alternative approach to classification that differs from known approaches in that instead of comparing the tuple of values of a test object’s features with similar tuples of features for objects in the training set, in this approach we make independent pairwise comparisons of every pair of feature values for the objects being compared. Here instead of using the notion of a “nearest neighbors” for test object, we introduce the notion of “admissible proximity” for each feature value in the test object. In this approach, we propose an alternative algorithm for classification that has a number of significant practical features. The algorithm’s quality was evaluated on sample problems taken from the well-known UCI repository and related to various aspects of human activity. The results show that the algorithm is competitive compared to known classification algorithms.



Control Sciences



Automation in Industry
Hard- and software simulation tools of emergency control system of turbine frequency and power regulators
Abstract
The paper discusses the modeling of emergency control system of turbine frequency and power regulators using a hybrid real time simulator of electric power system. It presents the results of pilot simulation of frequency and power regulators ensuring dynamic and static stability in an electric power system.



Computer-based simulation subsystem for versatile testing of 40 MW gas-turbine units
Abstract
The testing of gas-turbine units of ground applications and their control systems is discussed. Today, such units are often based on refurbished commercial air-engines. It is offered to include a subsystem for computer simulation of gas-turbine units in the traditional scheme of tests taking into account characteristics of ground loading. The paper offers to supplement the traditional testing system with a simulation subsystem allowing for terrestrial load characteristics.


