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On the central limit theorem for homogeneous discrete-time nonlinear Markov chains
The class of nonlinear Markov processes is characterized by the dependence of
the current state of the process on its current distribution in addition to the
dependence on the previous state. Due to this feature, these processes are
characterized by complex limit behavior and ergodic properties, for which the
usual criteria for Markov processes are not sufficient. Being a subclass of
nonlinear Markov processes, nonlinear Markov chains have inherited these
features. In this paper, conditions for the fulfillment of the central limit
theorem for homogeneous nonlinear Markov chains in discrete time and with a
discrete finite state space are studied. Also, a brief review of known results
on the ergodic properties of nonlinear Markov chains is included. The obtained
result complements the existing results in this area and may be useful for
further applications in statistics.Comment: in Russian languag
Overgroups of elementary block-diagonal subgroups in even unitary groups over quasi-finite rings
Shchegolev A. Overgroups of elementary block-diagonal subgroups in even unitary groups over quasi-finite rings. Bielefeld: University of Bielefeld; 2015
Territorial Public Self-Government as an Element of Political Infrastructure for Secure Development of Municipal Sections in the Conditions of Digitalization
The research is devoted to the topic of forming a political infrastructure for the safe development of municipalities, creating technologies for attracting political infrastructure participants to the development and assessment of alternatives for the optimal development of territories.We set ourselves the goal of showing territorial public self-government as a tool for increasing the openness of political decision-making and public confidence in the authorities, and identifying the transformational potential of digital technologies in the context of territorial public self-government.The methodological basis of the research was provided by such theories as: the information cybernetic model of the political system of K. Deutsch, the theory of the political system of D. Easton, the theory of deliberative democracy by J. Besset, the theory of direct democracy I. Blo, model of monitor (digital) democracy by J. Keane.The main results of this study are the following:1) the author’s definition of the concept of “digitalization” was introduced — this is a process of radical transformation of the interaction of people in all spheres of social life, the implementation of which became possible on the basis of replacing analog (physical) data collection and processing systems with new technological systems that generate, transmit and process a digital signal about your condition. This transformation presupposes the formation of a different outlook of citizens, the use of other methods of management;2) the author’s definition of the concept of “political infrastructure” is introduced — these are the types of connections between the elements of the political system. Different types of ties form various modifications of political institutions, they determine the contours of political communications carried out in the political space, including using various political technologies to influence the behavior of political forces.3) in the context of digitalization, interactive interaction of participants in the political process, the very configuration of the political infrastructure for the development of territories is changing, the political toolkit of dialogue between the authorities and society is changing, implying an increasingly widespread use of technologies to involve participants in political processes in the development and assessment of alternatives for optimal territorial development
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