Focus and Scope
Subject areas and categories of the Journal:
- Mathematics (Applied Mathematics; Computational Mathematics; Control and Optimization; Modeling and Simulation; Numerical Analysis),
- Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence; Computational Theory and Mathematics; Information Systems; Software),
- Engineering (Control and System Engineering; Computational Mechanics; Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering),
- Decision Sciences (Decision Sciences; Information Systems and Management; Management Sciences and Operational Research),
- Business, Management and Accounting (Management Information Systems, Organizational Behavior and Human Resources Management),
- Economics, Econometrics and Finance (Economics and Econometrics).
Journal intended for researchers, engineers, principals of industrial companies and scientific organizations, postgraduate students, lectures and senior students of technical higher education organizations and classical universities.
Sections
Open Access Policy
Статьи этого журнала доступны всем желающим с момента публикации, что обеспечивает свободный открытый доступ к результатам исследований и способствует прогрессу науки и медицины.
The graphic symbol of the journal
The official title of the journal is written in two languages: Russian and English.
The front cover features the name of the journal, the University logo, and the sign of the Decade of Science and Technology in Russian language. The thumbnail of the front cover is used on the first page of each article, where the metadata of the article is given in Russian language.
The back cover features the name of the journal Applied Mathematics and Control Sciences, the PNRPU logo, and the Decade of Science and Technology in English language. The thumbnail of the back side of the journal is used on the second page of each article, where the metadata of the article is given in English language.
Background:
The Lorenz attractor is a topological structure in the three-dimensional phase space of a dynamical system described by three ordinary differential equations, was discovered by Edward Norton Lorenz and named after him.
Edward Norton Lorenz since January 01, 1988 was a foreign member of the USSR Academy of Sciences in the department of oceanology, atmospheric physics and geography (geophysical hydrodynamics), the Russian Academy of Sciences since 1991. Also in 2004, Lorenz received the highest award of the Russian Academy of Sciences – the Grand Golden Lomonosov Medal for his pivotal contributions to the development of general circulation theory of the atmosphere.