scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1534562
The article is devoted to some theoretical and applied questions related to mathematical modeling of nonlinear dynamical systems of input-output type. In this modeling, the integral Volterra series play a general-purpose role. The major problem of determining the transient characteristics of the dynamical system under consideration reduces to solving multidimensional linear Volterra equations of the first order. The author exposes a collection of existence and uniqueness results and results on the inversion formula both for continuous and discrete realizations of dynamical systems. In addition, the author demonstrates a method for the numerical solution of multidimensional finite-difference Volterra equations based on using the so-called identification algorithm which is realized as a program that solves, in particular, nonlinear dynamical processes of the heat exchanger for real high-temperature mounting.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1259445
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