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To the 70th anniversary of academician V. S. Mikhalevich academician V. S. Mikhalevich as a scientist and science organizer

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The article is devoted to the 70th birthday of Academician V. S. Mikhalevich and presents a survey of his fruitful activity as scientist and science organizer.

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Sergienko, I.V., Shor, N.Z. To the 70th anniversary of academician V. S. Mikhalevich academician V. S. Mikhalevich as a scientist and science organizer. Cybern Syst Anal 36, 57–74 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02733302

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