Discusses self-oscillations and related processes in nature and society. They are associated with forced and self-organizing gradual change system settings, as well as with the combined effect of multiple oscillatory elements. Examples of such processes are shown.
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- Системология
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- 551. Общая геология. Метеорология. Климатология. Историческая геология. Стратиграфия. Палеогеография
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In the world around us self-oscillations are widespread, which are excited in nonlinear systems. Objects of nature and society at all hierarchical levels contain nonlinear auto-vibrating elements. The emergence of self-oscillations largely determines the existence of man and society, gives rise to the various oscillating and evolutionary processes observed in the world around us. Auto-oscillations, both periodic and chaotic, are one of the main causes of the natural variability of objects.
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- Старцев Вадим Валерьевич (ГЕНЕРАЛЬНЫЙ ДИРЕКТОР)
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