Betelin Vladimir Borisovich

Publications in Math-Net.Ru

1. Construction of an artificial neural network for solving the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations
   
   Dokl. RAN. Math. Inf. Proc. Upr., 517 (2024),  115–119
2. Applicability of 0-dimensional (global) model to the characterization of inductively-coupled plasma in reactive-ion etching systems
   
   Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 5:4 (2024),  10–17
3. National independence in computing
   
   Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 4:2 (2023),  6–7
4. Mathematical and computational problems associated with the formation of structures in complex systems
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 14:4 (2022),  805–815
5. On fixed points of continuous mappings associated with construction of artificial neural networks
   
   Dokl. RAN. Math. Inf. Proc. Upr., 507 (2022),  22–25
6. Reducing the dimensionality of grid approximations
   
   Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:4 (2021),  75–77
7. On the need to create intelligent control systems for systems with a critical mission
   
   Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:4 (2021),  60–66
8. Mathematical problems of artificial intelligence and artificial neural networks
   
   Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:4 (2021),  6–14
9. Some mathematical aspects of constructing artificial neural networks
   
   Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:3 (2021),  19–22
10. Issues of artificial intelligence application to the domestic high-tech industries (critical components of the Russian society)
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:3 (2021),  8–18
11. Can we trust the artificial intelligence technologies?
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:3 (2021),  6–7
12. Local and distributed models of the coronavirus spread
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 2:2 (2021),  12–20
13. Exact solutions of incompressible Navier–Stokes equations in the case of oil and gas industrial problems
    
    Dokl. RAN. Math. Inf. Proc. Upr., 495 (2020),  13–16
14. About digital literacy and environments for its development
    
    Inform. Primen., 14:4 (2020),  100–107
15. Basic concepts of programming expounded for preschoolers
    
    Inform. Primen., 14:3 (2020),  55–61
16. Development of Russian Federation in the field of Information Technologies
    
    Informatsionnye Tekhnologii i Vychslitel'nye Sistemy, 2017, no. 1,  3–9
17. Using GPU for solving problems of combustion and physical-chemical transformations
    
    Mat. Model., 29:4 (2017),  3–20
18. On the theory of countercurrent flow in a rotating viscous heat-conducting gas
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 51:2 (2011),  222–236
19. Significant problems for future Russian high-performance computers (2010–2020)
    
    Informatsionnye Tekhnologii i Vychslitel'nye Sistemy, 2010, no. 3,  15–18
20. Массовые суперкомпьютерные технологии – основа конкурентоспособности национальной экономики в XXI веке
    
    Informatsionnye Tekhnologii i Vychslitel'nye Sistemy, 2007, no. 2,  3–10
21. On the problem of automatization of programming
    
    Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 286:1 (1986),  66–69


22. Academician Oleg Mikhailovich Belotserkovskii (on his 100th birthday)
    
    Mat. Model., 37:6 (2025),  194–196
23. Aleksandr Sergeevich Sigov (on his 80th birthday)
    
    UFN, 195:6 (2025),  673–674
24. In memory of Evgenii Pavlovich Velikhov
    
    UFN, 195:2 (2025),  219–220
25. The generation of those who were romancing knowledge
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 6:2 (2025),  6–7
26. Prof. Vladislav Panchenko, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, turns 75
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 3:4 (2022),  6
27. Congratulations
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 3:3 (2022),  6
28. Welcome address by V. B. Betelin, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
    
    Russian Journal of Cybernetics, 1:1 (2020),  6–7
29. In memory of O. M. Belotserkovskii
    
    Mat. Model., 28:2 (2016),  3–5
30. In memory of Academician of the RAS Oleg Mikhailovich Belotserkovskii
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 56:6 (2016),  921–926
31. In memory of Kamil' Akhmetovich Valiev
    
    UFN, 181:5 (2011),  557–558