Mathematical model of failure of control points of perspective automated control system of troops and their restoration
Abstract
Purpose: development of a mathematical model of failure of control points and their restoration to substantiate the requirements for the survivability of a promising automated control system of troops.
Design/Method/Approach: the main research methods are the methods of the theory of Markov processes, the theory of graphs.
Findings: developed a mathematical model of failure of control points and their restoration of a promising automated control system for troops.
Theoretical implications: the developed mathematical model allows, in contrast to existing models, to determine in time the state of the control system under the influence of the enemy and the restoration of its control points of the forces and means of our troops.
Paper type: descriptive.
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