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Alexander Herega

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Development of the Poincare cross-section method: Visualization the three-dimensional sections of four-dimensional flows

The theme of the article is the application of the Poincare section method for visual classification of attractors in the four-dimensional phase space; the purpose of the study is to introduce consideration of three-dimensional Poincare sections, and develop an algorithm for their use for classification of four-dimensional flows by the type of attractors. The article contains the obtained in three-dimensional Poincare sections traces of 4D attractors, allowing you to get an idea of their topology, as well as to conduct their primary classification. It is important that the model discussed in the article is formulated as universal, which allows one to study the evolution of systems (if they can be described iterative equations) consisting of subsystems interacting along arbitrary laws.

math.DS

Current Status of the Inner Boundaries

Short review of experimental and theoretical researches influence of inner boundaries at properties of composite materials. Reviewing articles that are made at the last, approximately, thirty years, and which demonstrate role of inner boundaries in determining the properties of composite materials.

cond-mat.mtrl-sci

Some Applications of the Percolation Theory. Brief Review of the Century Beginning

The review is a brief description of the state of problems in percolation theory and their numerous applications, which are analyzed on base of interesting papers published in the last 15-20 years. At the submitted papers are studied both the cluster system of the physical body and its impact on the object in general, and adequate mathematical tools for description of critical phenomena too. Of special interest are the data, first, the point of phase transition of certain of percolation system is not really a point, but it is a critical interval, and second, in vicinity of percolation threshold observed many different infinite clusters instead of one infinite cluster that appears in traditional consideration.

physics.gen-ph