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Stable isotope record from snow pit Vostok_VK56
No full textStable isotope record from snow pit Vostok_VK5
Investigation of pithy screens of behaviour of players under incomplete information conditions
No full textThe investigation is concerned with normal-form coalition-free games at incomplete mutual informativeness, pithy screens of behaviour.The objective of the work is to investigate the behaviour screens at a reduced level of mutual informativeness, develop algorithms of selection of strategies converging in the corresponding game characteristics, evaluate the convergency speed. The author has investigated the following screens: parallel identification and computation of current equilibrium; maximum of average prize; careful and mixed careful behaviour. The author has established the convergence in the corresponding characteristics of games in normal form, has given analytical examples and has performed numerical modelling. The algorithms were used for computation of equilibrium (Nash method), pure and mixed careful strategies at modelling of market and international trade processesAvailable from VNTIC / VNTIC - Scientific & Technical Information Centre of RussiaSIGLERURussian Federatio
The scribes ancient copies of Dioptra by Philip Solitarius from Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery
Get PDFThe article describes the 15th century copies of “Dioptra” by Philip Solitarius from the Kirillo-Belozersky
Monastery. “Dioptra” by Philip Solitarius was one of the most popular translations in the history
of Russian-Slavic literature. Its translation from Greek was made in the middle of the 14th century in Mount Athos or in Bulgaria. The Translation of “Dioptra” became known in Russia quickly. The paper
is based on the Kirillo-Belozersky monastery’s 15th century book inventory. The Inventory consists
of three parts: inventory, provisional (roughing) inventory and finishing inventory. All three parts
are preserved in the one 15th century manuscript. (National Library of Russia, St. Cyril-Belozersky
collection, № 101/1178). The manuscript belonged to the disciple of Nil Sorsky, Herman Podolny. The
script of the manuscripts is analyzed and it is concluded that the parchment manuscript “Dioptra”
(National Library of Russia, OSRK, F. p.I. 43) was re-written by two scribes. The article contains the
list of another scribes’ autographs. It is hypothesized that the manuscript was commissioned by St.
Cyril in Moscow. The manuscript of “Dioptra” rewritten by sacristan Oleshko Pavlov in 1426 (State
Historical Museum, collection Uvarov, № 369–4°) is also analyzed in the paper. Another manuscript of
“Dioptra” (National Library of Russia, St. Cyril-Belozersk collection, № 20/1097) belonged to a monk
of Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery, Ignatius Matveyev. Ignatius was one of the monastery’s most respected
monks in the middle of the 15th century. He repeatedly concluded legal transactions on behalf of
Kirillo-Belozersky monastery during the abbacy of Trifon and Cassian (1530–60s). Probably before
he became a monk, he had had a high social status. The monk had his own collection of books. The
monastery inventory of the 1480s contain descriptions of three manuscripts belonging to Ignatius
Matveyev. Arguments for the fact that the manuscript was copied in Moscow about 1448 are made by
author of the article. Refs 18.Публикация подготовлена в рамках поддержанного РФФИ научного проекта № 16-01-00210
«Генезис “московского” полуустава. Развитие русского полууставного письма в XV — первой половине XVI веков», руководитель М. А. Шибаев
The experience of software development for bronchologist assistance during transbronchial biopsy
No full textPhotoinduced reorientation processes in thin films of photochromic LC polymers on substrates with a photocontrollable command surface
No full textSPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE SNOW ACCUMULATION RATE ALONG THE ICE FLOW LINES BETWEEN RIDGE B AND LAKE VOSTOK
No full textDuring the 45th–57th Russian Antarctic Expeditions (1999–2012) an intensive program of glaciological and geophysical observations have been carried out in the region between the subglacial Lake Vostok and the Ridge B, Сentral Antarctica. In this work we present the instrumentally obtained snow accumulation data along the northern (NVFL) and southern (VFL) ice flow lines passing through the Lake Vostok. The mean accumulation rate at the NVFL and VFL profiles is 29–37 kg m-2 yr-1 and 21–24 kg m-2 yr-1, respectively. Thus, this region is characterized by a strong latitudinal gradient of the snow accumulation rate, while the longitudinal one is an order of magnitude less. The spatial distribution of the accumulation rate along the VFL is characterized by a sharp variability attributed to the snow re-deposition due to the wind interplay with the local glacier surface slope anomalies. The new data on the stable water isotope concentration (18O) along the VFL profile are also presented
Photochromic chiral liquid-crystalline mixed formulations: A new class of materials for data recording and storage
No full textThe experience of software development for thoracic surgeon assistance during thoracoscopy
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