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The Problem of Survivability on Functional-Differential Inclusions

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A method is described for modeling of the property of survivability on the basis of functional-differential inclusions. A dynamic system is considered whose rate of change variously depends on its current state. The technique developed for ordinary problems of survivability is applied to problems of functional survivability of differential inclusions with memory.

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Yakovleva, A.P. The Problem of Survivability on Functional-Differential Inclusions. Cybernetics and Systems Analysis 36, 749–752 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009441209348

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