| Online ISSN | : | 2953-7975 |
| Print ISSN | : | 1829-1740 |
Vol. 58 No. 1 (263) (2024)
Mathematics
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Mathematics
TWO CROFTON FORMULAS IN THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL SPACE
AbstractIn this article, two Crofton-type integral formulas in the three-dimensional Euclidean space are obtained using integral geometry methods.
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Mathematics
ALMOST IDENTITIES IN GROUPS
AbstractIn this work we construct a group G, which generates the variety of all groups. At the same time, in each ball of the Cayley graph of this group G, the ratio of the number of elements that satisfy a fixed equation of the form $x^n=1$ to the number of all elements of this ball tends to one when the radius of the ball tends to $\infty$ .
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Mechanics
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Mechanics
ON OPTIMAL CONTROL OF THERMOELASTIC VIBRATIONS OF A PLATE-STRIP
AbstractThe problem of optimal control of elastic vibrations of an isotropic plate-strip under the influence of temperature and force fields is studied. The function of changing the external load on the plane of the plate is represented as a control function. Optimal control is also carried out by the distribution function of the temperature of the external field over the plate. The well-known classical hypotheses of thermo-elastic bending of the plate are accepted. The equations of transverse vibrations of the plate and heat conduction in the plate are solved under the boundary conditions of heat transfer and the stress state on the planes of the plate. The method of Fourier series, the method of representing moment relations, the well-known method of minimizing the functional are used.
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Informatics
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Informatics
ADAPTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION FOR ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION IN NOISY ENVIRONMENTS
AbstractIn this paper, we address the challenges faced when combining noise cancellation and automatic speech recognition models. When these models are combined directly, the performance of word recognition often suffers because the distribution of input data changes. To overcome this limitation, we propose a novel method for combining these models, which enhances the ability of the speech recognition model to perform well in noisy environments. The key feature of the proposed method is the introduction of a mechanism to control the aggressiveness of noise reduction. This mechanism enables us to customize the noise reduction process according to the specific requirements of the ASR model, without necessitating any retraining. This advantage makes our method applicable to any ASR model, facilitating its implementation in practical scenarios.
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Physics
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Physics
MICROWAVE ABSORPTION IN METASURFACES INDUCED BY EDDY CURRENTS
AbstractEfficient absorption of a metasurface composed of perpendicularly oriented graphite "meta-strips" is experimentally demonstrated, with the length of meta-strips being around half of the incident wavelength. The absorptance of the metasurface under a normally incident electromagnetic field polarized along meta-strips exceeds 90% in the spectrum of 8-12 GHz. The proposed metasurface is featured by wide incidence angle tolerance.
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