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Moscow State University of Technology “STANKIN” PROGRAM Moscow State University of Technology “STANKIN” PROGRAM V International Conference MODELING OF NON-LINEAR PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS Moscow 2020 SCHEDULE 16.11.20 Opening, Plenary session - 14.00-18.00 17.11.20 Plenary session - 12.00-15.00 18.11.20 Plenary session - 14.00- 14.40 18.11.20 Section 2. PROBLEMS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE – 13.00-18.00 Section 1. MATHEMATICAL MODELING METHODS AND APPLICATIONS – 10.00-13.45, 15.00-20.00 Section 6. WORKSHOP ON ADVANCED MATERIALS PROCESSING AND SMART MANUFACTURING – 10.00- 13.45, 15.00-18.00 19.11.20 Section 5. MODELING IN TECHNICAL SYSTEMS (INCLUDING MANAGEMENT) – 12.00-15.00 Section 3. MODELS OF KINETICS AND BIOPHYSICS- 10.00- 11.50, 14.30- 19.00 20.11.20 Section 4. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS – 13.00 – 16.30 - Invitations to participate in the ZOOM conference will be sent by the organizing Committee and the section chairs - Manuscripts can be submitted until December 1, 2020 - Please send your proposals for inclusion in the conference Decision to the organizing Committee by December 1, 2020 Note. There may be minor changes to the conference program Address: 1 and 3a, Vadkovskii lane, MSUT “STANKIN”, “Mendeleevskaya” Metro Station, two stops by any bus to “Vadkovskii pereulok” (towards Savelovskaya Metro Station) Contact: Organizing Committee +7(499) 972-95-20, +7(499)972-94-59 Room 404 or 357a, Department of Applied Mathematics, Vadkovskii lane, 3a +7-916-178-32-11 +7-926-387-91-80 2 PLENARY INTERNET-SESSION Monday, 16.11.2020 Lecture Hall 0311 14. 00 Opening 14.20 P.M. Lima., W . Erlhagen, G.Yu., Kulikov, M.V. Kulikova (Portugal). 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EFFECTS OF THE PROCESSING PARAMETERS ON THE VIBRATION BY USING MAGNETORHEOLOGICAL FLEXIBLE FIXTURE DURING MILLING 13.00. P.M. Pivkin (Moscow, Russia). MODELING OF CUTTING TOOLS WITH CURVED CUTTING EDGES 13.30. Marco Leonesio (Italy). A NEW "MULTISTAGE" METHOD TO PERFORM CENTERLESS GRINDING PROCESSES. 14.00. S.D. Traytak (Moscow, Russia). PARADOXES OF THE CLASSICAL DIFFUSION- CONTROLLED TRAPPING THEORY AND USE OF THE HYPERBOLIC APPROXIMATION Wednesday, 18.10.2020 Chairman: L.A.Uvarova 14.00. Sandra Pinelas (Portugal). OSCILLATIONS OF A MIXED TYPE DIFFERENCE EQUATION WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS 3 SECTIONAL PRESENTATIONS 5. MODELING IN TECHNICAL SYSTEMS (INCLUDING MANAGEMENT) Format: 15 minutes-talk, 5 minutes- discussion Thursday, 19.11.2020, 12.00- 15.00 Chairman: E.M. Krasikova N.S. Babich (Moscow, Russia). TRANSPORT SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTE P.A. Budko, V.K. Goydenko, and A.M. Vinogradenko, A.V. Rozhnov (St. Petersburg, Russia). THE COMPLEX STATISTICAL CONTROL METHOD OF TECHNICAL CONDITION OF RADIO-ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FOR REALIZATIONS OF ROBOTIC SYSTEMS E.K. Chalovskaya, T.T. Kaverzneva, I.L. Skripnik, Filippov, V.I. Yusupdzhanov V.A. Senchenko, I. O. Klochikhin (St. Petersburg, Volgograd, Russia). ACOUSTIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT AT THE LOCKSMITH'S WORKPLACE MECHANIC-REPAIRMAN TO REPLACE THE FILTER MATERIAL IN THE TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESS OF OBTAINING OF APATITE CONCENTRATE I.D. Filippov, V.I. Yusupdjanov, I.O. Klochihin, O.A. Zybina (St. Petersburg, Russia). DESIGN OF WATER FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM FOR PROTECTION OF METRO ROLLING STOCK STAGNATION ZONES V.A. Kadymov, E.N. Sosenushkin, E.A. Yanovskaya (Moscow, Russia). MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF TECHNOLOGICAL MODES OF OPERATION OF LIQUID STAMPING OF ALUMINUM ALLOY V.A. Kadymov, E.N. Sosenushkin, E.A. Yanovskaya (Moscow, Russia). CONTACT PROBLEMS OF PLASTIC FLOW IN A THIN LAYER: THEORY, BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM STATEMENTS, AND NEW APPLICATIONS V.V. 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CORRECT IDENTIFICATION OF HIEROGLYPHIC SIGNS IN THE JIAGUWEN INSCRIPTIONS A.Yu. Petukhov (Moscow, Russia). MODELING THE COGNITIVE ACTIVITY OF THE HUMAN BRAIN BASED ON MATHEMATICAL APPARATUS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS E.Yu. Shchetinin, L.A. Sevastianov (Moscow, Russia). IMPROVING THE LEARNING POWER OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE USING MULTIMODAL DEEP LEARNING A.V. Starodub, N.V. Eliseeva, N.A. Bychkova (Moscow, Russia). ALGORITHM FOR TRACKING THE ACTIVITY OF CHANGES IN NEURAL NETWORK PARAMETERS BASED ON CHANGES IN WEIGHT GRADIENTS A.A. Sekin, N.A. Bychkova (Moscow, Russia). DESIGNING AN EXPERT SYSTEM FOR RECOGNIZING THE EMOTIONAL STATE OF AN ENTERPRISE EMPLOYEE M.A. Sechnoi, A.I. Razumovskii, S.E. Vitkovskii, B.O. Fartdinov, A.A. Kalinin (Moscow, Russia). AUTOMATION OF SOLVING THE INVERSE PROBLEM OF ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY I. V. Komov (Kalinin (Moscow, Russia). OVERVIEW OF THE USE OF B-SPLINES IN ART B.O. Fartdinov, S.E. Vitkovskii, M.A. Sechnoi. A.V. Tolok (Moscow, Russia). APPLICATION OF PATTERN RECOGNITION IN INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES K.A. Budnyi (Moscow, Russia). ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CONSCIOUSNESS L.I. Lapushkina (Moscow, Russia). ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM V.D. Pavlenko, T.V. Shamanina, V.V. Chori (Ukraine). NONLINEAR DYNAMIC MODEL OF THE OCULO-MOTOR SYSTEM HUMAN BASED ON VOLTERRA KERNELS E.I. Kublik, A.N. Gubin, S.A. Tyurin (Moscow, Russia). A MODEL FOR DESCRIBING AND EVALUATING STAKEHOLDERS' COMPETENCIES USING THE CAPABILITIES OF A HYBRID PLATFORM OF THE NEW SOCIO-TECHNICAL SYSTEMS S.Yu. Kalyakulin, T.B. Tyurbeeva (Saransk, Moscow, Russia). AUTOMATED FIXTURE DESIGN USING PARAMETERIZATION PhyoWai Linn (Moscow, Russia). STUDY OF NEURAL NETWORKS FOR PHASE TRANSITIONS OF POTTS MODEL (REVIEW) 4. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Format: 15 minutes talk+3 minutes for questions Friday, 20.11.2020, 13.00-16.30 Chairman: T.V. Ryjkova I.L. Kirilyuk, A.V. Kuznetsova, O.V. Sen’ko (Moscow, Russia). NONPARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RETURNS ON THE SCALE OF PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS AND REGIONAL CHARACTERISTICS V.G. Maracha, S.V. Bespalov (Moscow, Russia). NON-PATRIMONIAL MODEL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ITS TRANSFORMATION IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY E.P. Mitrofanov, A.G. Kulagina, L.V. Parfenova (Moscow, Cheboksary, Russia). IMPROVING THE INVESTMENT POLICY OF RUSSIAN REGIONS BASED ON A MODEL ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS D.V. Poltaranov, T.V. Karlova (Moscow, Russia). MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR COLLECTING AND EVALUATING COMPLEX SECURITY FACTORS AND ENSURING THE PREVENTION OF THREATS TO INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY IN CYBERSPACE 5 N.M. Kuznetsova, T.V. Karlova (Moscow, Russia). APPLICATION OF DIGITAL TWIN TECHNOLOGY FOR MODELING THE LEVEL OF INFORMATION SECURITY OF AN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE T.V. Ryjkova (Moscow, Russia). ON THE FEATURES OF THE PRODUCTION FUNCTION MODEL IN A COMPLEX FORM T.Yu. Makhina, T.V. Ryjkova (Moscow, Russia). MAPLE TOOLS FOR ORGANIZING STUDENTS SCIENTIFIC WORK M.V. Mikhailova, V.A. Dmitrieva (Moscow, Russia). THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF HUMANISTIC VALUES AND THE LEVEL OF EXISTENTIAL FULFILLMENT OF AN INTELLECTUAL LEADER I.A. Devyaterikov, E.A. Devyaterikova (Moscow, Russia). MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE DYNAMICS OF THE NUMBER OF ENTERPRISES OF LARGE, MEDIUM AND SMALL BUSINESSES IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION BASED ON A SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS O.V. Stikhova (Moscow, Russia). INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES MATHEMATICAL ESTIMATION METHODS AND MODELS D.M. Silantiev (Moscow, Russia). ENERGY ECONOMICS AND INTELLIGENT PLANNING 3. MODELS OF KINETICS AND BIOPHYSICS Format: 15 minutes talk+3 minutes for questions Thursday, 19.11.2020, 10.00 -11.50, 14.30- 19.00 Chairman: O.K. Ivanova 10.00 – 11.50 E.V. Zavitaev, O.V. Rusakov, A.I. Utkin, K.E. Kharitonov (Orekhovo – Zuevo, Russia). 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BIOSYMMETRY OF NON-EUCLIDEAN AND ALGEBRAIC HARMONY IN THE GENOMES OF HIGHER AND LOWER ORGANISMS I.I. Kolesnichenko, L.M Balashova, L.S.
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