Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences

Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences is an open-access periodical scientific peer-reviewed journal.

Full Journal Title: Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences

Abbreviation: Appl. Math. Control Sci.

Publisher: Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Perm, Russian Federation

DOI: 10.15593/2499-9873

Languages: Russian, English

Editor-in-Chief: Professor, Dr. Sci. Valerii Yu. Stolbov

Executive Editor: C.Sci. Aleksandr O. Alekseev

Editorial Contact: 

Address: Editorial Board "Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences", Russian Federation, Perm, 614990, Komsomolsky ave., 29
Phone: +7 (342) 219-85-87; + 7 (909) 1000-150
E-mail: aoalekseev@pstu.ru  

Frequency: Quarterly

Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences has no article processing and/or article submission charges.

All Journal's Content, including articles,  is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0). Editorial of the Journal allows readers to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of its articles and allows readers to use them for any other lawful purpose in accordance with Budapest Open Access Initiative's definition of Open Access.

Journal intended for researchers specializing in the field of applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, differential equations, dynamical systems, optimal control, organizational behavior control, automation, senior students of natural areas.

Since 2019 the journal included in the List of peer-reviewed scientific journals, formed by the Higher Attestation Commission under the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.

In 2022 the journal is categorized as category K1 (included in 25% leading Russian peer-reviewed scientific journals).

The years 2022-2031 have been declared the Decade of Science and Technology by decree of the president of the Russian Federation

Current Issue

No 2 (2025)

Mathematical modeling of heat exchange of blast furnace slag droplets in a swirling gas flow
Sinitsyn N.N., Zapatrina N.V., Sarycheva I.A., Gribkova J.V., Golitsyna E.V., Dontsova J.V.

Abstract

The paper presents a mathematical model of the cooling process of liquid blast furnace slag for a single droplet as it moves in a swirling gas flow. The temperature fields of the liquid droplet during its solidification are determined, taking into account the two-phase zone. The trajectories of a droplet in a swirling flow have been determined. An algorithm for calculating the trajectory of a droplet in a swirling flow during its cooling has been developed.The developed mathematical model makes it possible to predict the characteristic dimensions of a granulation chamber when designing it, as well as to control the process of cooling the droplets produced by disk atomization of blast furnace slag in the dry granulation unit of liquid blast furnace slag.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):6–21
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Study of the influence of the coagulation process on the results of numerical calculations of the dynamics of a gas suspension
Tukmakov D.A.

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The work is devoted to mathematical modeling of the dynamics of solid or liquid dispersed inclusions suspended in gas – gas suspensions. The study numerically simulated the dynamics of a gas suspension in a channel with and without taking into account the effect of coagulation of dispersed inclusions. It was assumed that a dusty medium moves in the channel, through the side surface of the channel there is an injection of droplet fractions coagulating with dispersed inclusions of the dusty medium. The work presents a mathematical model that implements a continuum technique for modeling the dynamics of multiphase media, which involves solving a complete system of dynamic equations for each of the phases of the mixture. The system of equations for the dynamics of gas, as well as dispersed phase fractions, included the density conservation equation, the equations for the conservation of spatial components of momentum, and the energy conservation equation. For the dispersed phase fractions, the "average density" function was introduced, which is the product of the fraction volume content, which is a function of spatial and temporal variables, and its physical density, which is a constant value.The carrier medium was described as a viscous compressible and heat-conducting gas. The interphase momentum exchange and interphase heat exchange were also taken into account. The interphase momentum exchange included the dynamic Archimedes force, the force of added masses, and the force of aerodynamic drag of particles. Homogeneous Dirichlet boundary conditions were specified for the velocity components of the carrier medium and the dispersed phase at the boundaries of the computational domain, modeled as solid surfaces. The dispersed phase of the gas suspension was described as multifractional, the fractions of which differ in the size of dispersed inclusions and the density of the particle material.The system of equations of the mathematical model was integrated by the finite-difference method of the second order of accuracy. To suppress numerical oscillations, a nonlinear correction scheme for the grid function was used. The mathematical model assumed that the interaction between particles was taken into account, through the absorption of smaller particles by larger particles due to collisional coagulation. Comparison of the results with and without taking into account the coagulation effect of the droplet and dust fractions of the gas suspension demonstrates that the absence of consideration of the coagulation effect has a significant effect both on the distribution of concentrations of the gas suspension fractions and on the physical fields of the fractions and the carrier medium.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):22-37
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Dynamic Implementation of Modified Gradient Descent Along Nodal Lines: A Brief Overview
Golovanov O.A.

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Dynamic monitoring of rapidly varying processes requires high-speed and robust methods for estimating system parameters in real-time, ensuring timely detection of critical deviations. Linear regression analysis remains a key tool for solving such problems; however, the classical least squares method exhibits a reduction in accuracy when the conditions of error normality are violated and in the presence of outliers in the data, which limits its applicability under conditions of stochastic data heterogeneity. The alternative least absolute deviations method provides increased robustness of estimates to anomalies and heavy-tailed distributions. However, its traditional implementation is associated with low computational speed, which hinders its use in streaming data analysis tasks.The aim of the article is to present improved algorithms of coordinate descent along nodal lines for solving the least absolute deviations problem. Key optimizations include the use of directional derivatives along nodal lines, analysis of their slope angle, and application of a first approximation strategy. This allowed for a significant reduction in the computational complexity of the algorithm compared to the base implementation. For real-time monitoring tasks, a dynamic version of the algorithm is proposed, based on a sliding observation window and using the solution from the previous step as the initial approximation.Research results demonstrate a significant increase in the computational efficiency of descent along nodal lines while maintaining estimation accuracy. The algorithm's complexity has been reduced to a level acceptable for processing high-dimensional data in real-time. Comparative analysis confirms the advantages of the proposed approach over-known optimization methods (simplex method, interior point method, gradient projection method) both in terms of operating speed and asymptotic complexity. The dynamic implementation of the algorithm brings the analysis time closer to that of the least squares method, eliminating the historical lag of the least absolute deviations method in computational costs.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):38-51
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An overview of the directions and existing solutions for the application of artificial intelligence algorithms in construction
Levanova O.V., Kravtsov N.V., Ivushkin M.D., Sokolov A.V., Seletkov I.P., Biserova N.P., Rusakov S.V.

Abstract

Применение алгоритмов искусственного интеллекта в рутинных задачах, где имеются большие данные, играет ключевую роль в развитии любой отрасли, в том числе и в строительной. Алгоритмы машинного обучения широко применяются в зарубежных странах, а также набирают популярность научные исследования в данном направлении. Несмотря на интерес к применению искусственного интеллекта, к сожалению, как в российской практике, так и в научных исследованиях в строительной области его применение практически не затрагивается. Цель данного исследования состоит в рассмотрении существующих российских и зарубежных практик применения алгоритмов искусственного интеллекта в инженерных расчетах и наметка архитектуры будущей автоматизированной системы перевода ведомостей объемов работ и дефектных ведомостей в сметную документацию. Эта работа является одним из первых исследований в области применения алгоритмов искусственного интеллекта в дефектно-сметной документации. В будущем это поможет существенно сократить издержки компаниям строительной отрасли и внесет вклад как в практическую, так и в научно-исследовательскую деятельность.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):52–71
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Development of an emotional intellectual decision support system in the task of choosing long-term events
Dusakaeva S.T.

Abstract

The problem of personalized choice of a person's type of activity based on comparison with his emotional state at the current time is investigated. The hypothesis of the study is that choosing the most relevant type of activity in accordance with the emotional state at the current time will increase the effectiveness of professional activity in the long term. The results of a review of foreign and domestic sources in the field of developing decision support systems based on the use of emotional intelligence in professional activities are presented. A wide range of possibilities for using emotional intelligence in making rational decisions in professional activities and an insufficiently detailed study of the issues of recognizing and using the current emotional state to organize a competent approach to long-term activities determined the topic and purpose of the study. A generalized model of decision support in professional activities based on the use of emotional intelligence is proposed, designed to select the most appropriate activity from a planned list of long-term activities, depending on the current emotional state. To solve the problem of classifying emotional states based on images of people's faces, the FaceNet recognition model from the DeepFace library was used. To solve the problem of classifying activities of various types of activities from the planned list of long-term prospects by emotional states, an algorithm for building a decision tree was applied. The choice of the model and algorithm is determined by the high degree of accuracy of the solutions obtained. A program has been developed that allows automating the procedure for recognizing emotional states from photographs and recommending activities to select the most appropriate activity from a planned list of long-term events, depending on the current emotional state.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):72-82
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Development of an automated information retrieval system for media content in natural language
Poliakova O.A., Kuznetsov K.P.

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The paper presents the development of an automated information retrieval system of media content on user's request in natural language. It describes the current problems of search in the context of rapid growth of media content volume and diversity, and also reveals the limitations of traditional search methods based on the exact match of keywords and metadata. Special attention is paid to the analysis of natural language processing (NLP) methods, such as tokenization, lemmatization, vectorization and semantic proximity computation, as well as the use of neural network models based on the “transformer” architecture. A comparative analysis of modern open language models, including Qwen3, Vikhr, Saiga and YandexGPTLite 5, in terms of their applicability for multilingual and multimodal text retrieval and generation tasks is carried out. The paper proposes solutions for integrating modern NLP-methods and neural network algorithms into the server side of the search system, which allows to improve the relevance, accuracy and convenience of media content search for unstructured and imprecise user queries. The presented approaches provide a balance between search quality, performance and versatility of the system, and open up prospects for further development of intelligent search services.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):83–98
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Software tools for developing measures to reduce defects in serial production
Yasnitsky L.N., Goldobin M.A., Mezentsev A.S.

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The article presents a review of modern methods and software tools based on them, applied for mathematical modeling of serial production processes in order to reduce defects and improve the quality of manufactured products. The article lists groups of works aimed at detection and classification of defects, works in which the problems of predicting the formation of defects and determining the significance of parameters are solved, works aimed at finding the optimal combination of technological parameters for manufacturing products, works aimed at identifying the causes of defects. It is noted that the authors of the review failed to find works devoted to the application of neural network modeling methods for solving an important production problem of determining regulations for technological parameters. No works were found devoted to the use of neural networks for eliminating the consequences of emergency situations associated with a sharp increase in the percentage of defects. There are no works aimed at solving the problem of combating emissions, which are usually abundant in statistical data taken during the operation of serial production enterprises and which significantly hinder the creation of mathematical models in the field of serial production. In this regard, the article provides a detailed description of the results of publications by the authors of this article, devoted to solving these important problems of constructing and applying mathematical models to reduce defects in serial production.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):99–116
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Hybrid intelligent system prototype for mass appraisement of market value
Mezin E.A.

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A hybrid approach combining machine learning and expert assessment is proposed for mass assessment of the market value of objects presented on the secondary market. The approach was tested using the example of assessment of used passenger vehicles. The developed prototype of an intelligent system is described, including a module for collecting and processing market data, the CatBoost model, and a mechanism for "secondary labeling" of data with the participation of professional experts. The novelty lies in the organizational model of interaction with experts - professional market participants and dynamic refinement of the model due to the assessment of readiness for bargaining. As a result of testing the prototype, an accuracy of MAPE ≈ 9.8% was achieved, which allows using the system in banking, insurance and appraisal activities. Directions for further development are discussed, including NLP and CV analysis of ads.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):117–130
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Statistical tolerance intervals of distributions in tasks associated with acceptable risk
Davydov A.R., Noskova V.V.

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The calculation of tolerance bounds for distributions is a necessary task to effectively address acceptable risk. This is reflected, among other things, in the requirements of international standards. The article provides theoretical information about statistical tolerance intervals and directions of their application. Formulas for calculating one-sided tolerance intervals are presented. As an example, the problem of calculating the characteristics of structural strength of materials in aircraft construction using experimental data is considered. A comparative analysis of the values of the lower tolerance limit using different laws of data distribution is carried out.The use of non-parametric methods for calculation of tolerance limits is shown. Using the basic relation for the calculated indices, the confidence probabilities are obtained, allowing to use the minimum elements of the samples as the left one-sided boundary. At given values of the confidence probability, the dependences of the data coverage values on the sample size are plotted. Statistical modelling methods were used to calculate the values of the lower tolerance boundary. The R software package was used for calculations.
Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences. 2025;(2):131–139
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