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Georgian Abstracts Journal GEORGIAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY TECHINFORMI GEORGIAN ABSTRACTS JOURNAL Published since 2000 Periodicity: 2 issues per year No. 16(28), 2016 Tbilisi Editor–in–Chief: M. Kopaleishvili Editorial Board: I. Bedinashvili, I. Kvachadze (TSMU), N. Makhviladze,M. Ghogheliani, O. Shatberashvili (Federation GFID, Association ESIDG), T. Chubinishvili, N. Chkhaidze, N. Javakhadze Text Editor: V. Sarjveladze Contact address: 47 Kostava St., Tbilisi Tel.: 233-53-15; 233-59-03 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] www. tech.caucasus.net The present issue compiled according to Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Scientific Research Classifier. © Publishing House Technical University, 2016 http://www.gtu.ge/publishinghouse All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by any means, electronics, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, or stored in any restricted system of any nature without the written permission of the copyright holder, application for which be addressed to TECHINFORMI. Such written permission must also be obtained before any part of the publication is stored in a retrieval system of any nature. Contents b1. Natural Sciences b1.1. Mathematics b1.2. Computer and information sciences b1.3. Physical sciences b1.4. Chemical sciences b1.5. Earth and related environmental sciences b1.6. Biological sciences b1.7. Other natural sciences b2. Engineering and Technology b2.1. Civil engineering b2.2. Electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering b2.3. Mechanical engineering b2.4. Chemical engineering b2.5. Materials engineering b2.6. Medical engineering b2.7. Environmental engineering b2.8. Environmental biotechnology b2.9. Industrial Biotechnology b2.10. Nano-technology b2.11. Other engineering and technologies b3. Medical and Health Sciences b3.1. Basic medicine b3.2. Clinical medicine b3.3. Health sciences b3.4. Health biotechnologies b3.5. Other medical sciences b4. Agricultural Sciences b4.1. Agriculture, forestry and fisheries b4.2. Animal and dairy science b4.3. Veterinary science b4.4. Agricultural biotechnologies b4.5. Other agricultural sciences b5. Social Sciences b5.1. Psychology b5.2. Economics and business b5.3. Educational sciences b5.4. Sociology b5.5. Law b5.6. Political Science b5.7. Social and economic geography b5.8. Media and communications b5.9. Other social sciences List of Scientific Publications Reflected in Georgian Abstracts Journal 1. A. Eliashvili Institute of Control Systems, Proceedings ISSN 0135-0765 2. A. Janelidze Institute of Geology, Proceedings ISBN 978-9941-406-51-5 3. Accounting ISSN 1512-0805 4. Actual Problems of Parasitology in Georgia ISSN 1987-7420 5. Actual Topics of Women’s Health ISSN 2298-0091 6. Actual problems of pathology, therapy and medical rehabilitation ISBN 978-9941-0-6499-9 7. Aghmashenebeli ISSN 1512-2581 8. Agrarian -Economic Science and Technologies ISSN 1987-6335 9. Air Transport ISSN 1512- 49b16 10. Akhali Agraruli Sakartvelo (New Agrarian Georgia) ISSN 1987-8729 11. Akhali Economisti (New Economist) ISSN 1512-4649 12. Appendix to the Journal Newsletters of Education Sciences of Georgia ISSN 1512-102X 13. Bacteriophages and Probiotics – Alternatives to Antibiotics – Intern. Conf. ISSN 0132-1447 Abstr. 14. Bee- keeping. /G. Madzgharashvili/. Monograph. - 2013 ISBN 978-9941-442-01-8 15. Biofarmer ISSN 1987-9598 16. Building ISSN 1512-3936 17. Bulletin of Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory ISSN 0375-6644 18. Bulletin of Centre of Strategic Development of Georgia ISSN 1512-0813 19. Bulletin of Georgian National Academy of Sciences ISSN 0132-1447 20. Business Courier ISSN 1987-6041 21. Business -Engineering ISSN 1512-0538 22. Cardiology and Internal Medicine-XXI ISSN 1512-1291 23. Caucasus International University Herald ISSN 1987-863 X 24. Ceramics ISSN 1512-0325 25. Collected Papers of Institute of Water Management ISSN 1512-2344 26. Collected Scientific Works of I. Kutateladze Pharmacochemistry Institute ISSN 1987-7277 27. Collection of Scientific Works of Sukhishvili University ISSN 1987-5711 28. Collection of Scientific Works of Tbilisi State Medical University ISSN 1987-8990 29. Computer Sciences and Telecommunications – Georgian Electronic- ISSN 1512-1232 Scientific Journal 30. Critical Care & Catastrophe Medicine ISSN 1512-2689 31. Culture & Philosophy ISSN 0132-1447 32. Economics ISSN 1512- 1313 33. Economics and Business ISSN 1987-5789 34. Economisti ISSN 1987-6890 35. Energy ISSN 1512-0120 36. Experimental & Clinical Medicine ISSN 1512-0392 37. Food Safety and Quality. K. Laperashvili, G. Kuchukashvili ISBN 978-9941-0-3995-9 38. G. Tavartkiladze Teaching University, Scientific Works ISBN 978-9941-17-347-9 39. Gadasaxadebi (Taxes) ISSN 1987-9156 40. Gaenatis Matsne (Gaenati Herald) ISSN 1512-4096 41. Ganatleba (Education) – Scientific Journal ISSN 1987-782X 42. GEN -Georgian Engineering News ISSN 1512-0287 43. Georgian Chemical Journal ISSN 1512-0686 44. Georgian Journal of Geography ISSN 1512-1267 45. Georgian Journal of Radiology ISSN 1512-0031 46. Georgian Medical News (GMN) ISSN 1512-0112 47. Georgian Oil and Gas ISSN 1512-0457 48. Georgian Pediatrician ISSN 1512-1542 49. Georgian Scientific News (GSN) ISSN 1987-7234 50. Goni ISSN 1512-066X 51. Herald of Sokhumi State University ISSN 1987-572X 52. Hydro Engineering ISSN 1512-410X 53. Institute of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology, Proceedings ISBN 978-9941-405-81-5 54. Journal of Georgian Geophysical Society ISSN 1512-1127 a. Physics of Solid Earth b. Physics of Atmosphere, Ocean and Space Plasma 55. Khandzta ISSN 1512-3812 56. Law and Economics ISSN 1987-8303 57. Mermisi – Collection of Scientific Works ISSN 1512-4585 58. Metsniereba da Technologiebi (Science and Technologies) ISSN 0130-7061 59. Metsniereba da Tskhovreba (Science and Life) ISSN 1987-9377 60. Mining Journal ISSN 1512-407X 61. Modern Issues of Medicine and Management ISSN 1512-4b169 62. Modern Problems of Architecture and Town Planning ISSN 2233-3266 63. Multi -Level Innovation Policy and European Integration. TECHINFORMI. ISBN 978-9941-0-2452-8 – 2010. 312 pp. Geo. 64. Nano Studies ISSN 1987-8826 65. Newsletter of Academy of Education Sciences of Georgia ISSN 1512-195X 66. Novation ISSN 1512-3715 67. Pediatric Cardiology ISSN 1987-9857 68. Problems of Metallurgy, Welding and Material Science ISSN 0512-1909 69. Proceedings of Int. Sci. Conf. of Technical University of Georgia, Basic Paradigms in Science and Technology Development for the 21st Century 70. Proceedings of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, Biological Series B ISSN 1512-2123 71. Proceedings of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences – Chemical ISSN 0132-6074 Series 72. Proce edings of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences, ISSN 0321-b1665 Biological Series A 73. Proceedings of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences, ISSN 0321-b1665 Biomedical Series 74. Professional’s Voice ISSN 1987-6831 75. Respiratory Journal of Georgia ISSN 1512-2778 76. Results of Study of Farm Loan and Farm Insuгance. Elkana. - 2010 ISBN 978-9941-406-51-5 77. Scientific Works of Caucasus University ISSN 1987-8869 78. Scientific Works of Georgian-British Institute of International Law and ISSN 1987-6866 Management 79. Scientific Works of Tbilisi Balneological Resort ISBN 99940-845-7-7 80. Social, Ecological and Clinical Pediatrics ISSN 1987-9865 81. Subtropical Crops ISSN 0207-9224 82. The Caucasus and the World ISSN 1987-7293 83. The EU Eastern Partnership Programme and Prospects of Innovative ISBN 978-9941-0-3679-8 Development of Georgia. Tbilisi 84. The Role of Social Capital in Rural Development of Georgia. ISBN 978-9941-17-879-5 M. Muskhelishvili, L. Mezvrishvili, B. Natsvlishvili, M. Elizbarashvili. Monograph. 85. Transactions of Technical University of Georgia ISSN 1512-0996 86. Transactions of the Institute of Hydrometeorology ISSN 1512-0902 87. Transactions of V. Bagrationi Institute of Geography ISBN 99940-60-19-4 88. Transport and Machinebuilding ISSN 1512-3537 89. Wood Bulletin ISSN 1512-0546 90. Works of Georgian Academy of Economic Sciences ISSN 2233-3207 List of Publications Reflected in the Present Issue 1. A. Eliashvili Institute of Control Systems, Proceedings – 2015. – #19 2. Agrarian -Economic Science and Technologies – 2015. – #4; 2016. – #1 3. Air Transport – 2015. – #2(10) 4. Annals of agrarian science – 2015. – v. 13. – #3 5. Automated Control Systems – 2015. – #2(20) 6. Bulletin of Georgian National Academy of Sciences – 2014. – v. 9. – #1; #2; #3 7. Bulletin of the Georgian Academy of Agricultural Sciences – 2016. – #1(35) 8. Collected Papers of Institute of Water Management – 2015. – #70 9. Economics – 2016. – #1-2 10. Economist – 2016. – v.8. – #1 11. Georgian Engineering News (GEN) – 2015. – #3; #4 12. Georgian Medical News. (GMN) – 2016. – #1(250); 2(251); 3(252) 13. Hydroen gineering – 2015. – #1-2(19-20) 14. Law and Economics – 2015. – #6 15. Mining Journal – 2015. – #1-2(34-35) 16. Novation – 2015. – #b16 17. Proceedings of Technical University of Georgia – 2015. – #2-3(496-497) 18. Proceedings of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences – Chemical Series – 2014. – v. 40. -#2–4 19. Respiratory Journal of Georgia – 2016. – v. 12. – #1 20. Science and Life – 2015. – #2(12) 21. Science and Technologies – 2015. – #1(718) 22. Translational and Clinical Medicine - Georgian Medical Journal – 2016. – v. 1. – #1 23. Transport and Machinebuilding – 2015. – #2-3(33-34). b1. NATURAL SCIENCES b1.1 Mathematics b16.1.1.1. On pareto-guaranteed equilibrium in the Cournot problem. /M.
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