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UDC 519.6
V.A. Stoyan1


1 National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine

v_a_stoyan@ukr.net

MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF QUADRATICALLY NONLINEAR
SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS.
I. THE CASE OF DISCRETE DEFINITE INITIAL-BOUNDARY
EXTERNAL-DYNAMIC DISTUBANCES

Abstract. Two classes of nonlinear spatially distributed dynamic systems discretely observed according to the initial-boundary and spatially distributed external-dynamic disturbances are analyzed. For each of them, analytical dependences are constructed for the state function, which agrees, according to the root-mean square criterion, with the available information on external-dynamic conditions of their operation. Solution of the initialboundary-value problems for the systems under study is defined in terms of a set of vectors, which, according to the root-mean square criterion, model the given initial-boundary environment, including the spatially distributed external-dynamic disturbances. Conditions of the accuracy and uniqueness of the obtained mathematical results are presented. The cases of unrestricted spatial domains and systems’ stable dynamics are considered.

Keywords: pseudo-solutions, mathematical modeling of dynamical systems, spatially distributed dynamical systems, systems with non-definitions, incorrect initial-boundary problems.


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