15 research outputs found
Systemological Bases of Business Intelligence
Sustainable development support, balanced scorecard development and business process modeling
are viewed from the position of systemology. Extensional, intentional and potential properties of a system are
considered as necessary to satisfy functional requirements of a meta-system. The correspondence between
extensional, intentional and potential properties of a system and sustainable, unsustainable, crisis and
catastrophic states of a system is determined. The inaccessibility cause of the system mission is uncovered. The
correspondence between extensional, intentional and potential properties of a system and balanced scorecard
perspectives is showed. The IDEF0 function modeling method is checked against balanced scorecard
perspectives. The correspondence between balanced scorecard perspectives and IDEF0 notations is considered
The New Science Intensive Standard of Master Preparation in Sphere of Competitive Intelligence on the Basis of Systemological Knowledge-Oriented Technologies
Methodological, theoretical and technological bases of the new branch standard of Ukraine higher
education which regulates preparation process of masters - professionals in the information area and information
analysts are considered. The new systemological knowledge-oriented technologies developed in KNURE which
considerably surpass foreign analogues are put as the basis of training
Modified mean-field theory of the magnetic properties of concentrated, high-susceptibility, polydisperse ferrofluids
The effects of particle-size polydispersity on the magnetostatic properties of concentrated ferrofluids are studied using theory and computer simulation. The second-order modified mean-field (MMF2) theory of Ivanov and Kuznetsova [Phys. Rev. E 64, 041405 (2001)1063-651X10.1103/PhysRevE.64.041405] has been extended by calculating additional terms of higher order in the dipolar coupling constant in the expansions of the initial magnetic susceptibility and the magnetization curve. The theoretical predictions have been tested rigorously against results from Monte Carlo simulations of model monodisperse, bidisperse, and highly polydisperse ferrofluids. Comparisons have been made between systems with the same Langevin susceptibility and the same saturation magnetization. In all cases, the new theoretical magnetization curve shows better agreement with simulation data than does the MMF2 theory. As for the initial susceptibility, MMF2 theory is most accurate for the monodisperse model, while the new theory works best for polydisperse systems with a significant proportion of large particles. These results are important for the analysis and characterization of recently synthesized polydisperse ferrofluids with record-breaking values of the initial magnetic susceptibility. © 2017 American Physical Society
Resource-saving factor in the development of Russian cities
The purpose of the article is to identify the problems of Russian cities and urban-type settlements from the standpoint of their historical and economic development. Using the methodology of economic, statistical and retrospective analysis, it was revealed that along with the growth of large cities in recent years, there has been a tendency towards a reduction in small settlements, which is associated with a decrease in industrial production. The result of this is the active development of urban processes, leading to the concentration in large cities of the scientific, technical and intellectual and production potential of the regions, their transformation into self-sufficient centers for the development of territorial socio-economic locations. The result of the study is the substantiation of the need to create new methodological approaches to the development and placement of productive forces, planning of urban areas, solving problems of energy and resource supply of territories on the basis of achieving their ecological and economic efficiency. The concept of the decisive role of the resource-saving factor in the process of urbanization of territories is substantiated. It was revealed that the approach to the analysis and modeling of the city economy when considering it as a "quasi-corporation" involves the formation of an integrated reproduction system based on increasing the efficiency of the use of territory resources, which translates the process of planning the development of the urban environment into the category of business process technologies
Static magnetization of immobilized, weakly interacting, superparamagnetic nanoparticles
The magnetization curve and initial susceptibility of immobilized superparamagnetic nanoparticles are studied using statistical-mechanical theory and Monte Carlo computer simulations. The nanoparticles are considered to be distributed randomly within an implicit solid matrix, but with the easy axes distributed according to particular textures: these are aligned parallel or perpendicular to an external magnetic field, or randomly distributed. The magnetic properties are calculated as functions of the magnetic crystallographic anisotropy barrier (measured with respect to the thermal energy by a parameter σ), and the Langevin susceptibility (related to the dipolar coupling constant and the volume fraction). It is shown that the initial susceptibility χ is independent of σ in the random case, an increasing function of σ in the parallel case, and a decreasing function of σ in the perpendicular case. Including particle-particle interactions enhances χ, and especially so in the parallel case. A first-order modified mean-field (MMF1) theory is accurate as compared to the simulation results, except in the parallel case with a large value of σ. These observations can be explained in terms of the range and strength of the (effective) interactions and correlations between particles, and the effects of the orientational degrees of freedom. The full magnetization curves show that a parallel texture enhances the magnetization, while a perpendicular texture suppresses it, with the effects growing with increasing σ. In the random case, while the initial response is independent of σ, the high-field magnetization decreases with increasing σ. These trends can be explained by the energy required to rotate the magnetic moments with respect to the easy axes. © 2019 The Royal Society of Chemistry.Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation: 02.A. O. I. and E. A. E. gratefully acknowledge research funding from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation (Contract No. 02.A03.21.006, Project No. 3.1438.2017/4.6)
Recording of relaxation characteristics in molding of polyvinylchloride
The article presents the basic physical and chemical characteristics of polymers affecting the molding process of products for various purposes, the relaxation curves of polyvinyl chloride in a wide range of temperatures and strains
Effect of Polydispersity on the Structural and Magnetic Properties of a Magnetopolymer Composite
When using magnetopolymer composites in high-precision industrial and biomedical technologies, the problem of predicting their properties in an external magnetic field arises. In this work, we study theoretically the influence of the polydispersity of a magnetic filler on a composite’s equilibrium magnetization and on the orientational texturing of magnetic particles formed during polymerization. The results are obtained using rigorous methods of statistical mechanics and Monte Carlo computer simulations in the framework the bidisperse approximation. It is shown that by adjusting the dispersione composition of the magnetic filler and the intensity of the magnetic field at which the sample’s polymerization occurs, it is possible to control the composite’s structure and magnetization. The derived analytical expressions determine these regularities. The developed theory takes into account dipole–dipole interparticle interactions and therefore can be applied to predict the properties of concentrated composites. The obtained results are a theoretical basis for the synthesis of magnetopolymer composites with a predetermined structure and magnetic properties