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Organization of resource-intensive computational simulation in real time. / Дегтярев, Александр Борисович; Храмушин, Василий Николаевич.

в: Physics of Particles and Nuclei, Том 57, № 4, 20.07.2026, стр. 535-539.

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abstract = "Abstract: The implementation of computational simulation within the framework of the “virtual testbed” concept is considered. Real-time calculations result in high computational demands. The practical impossibility of ensuring both the use of one universal mathematical model and unlimited resources leads to the use of models corresponding to the current simulation scenario. In this case, the need arises: (1) recognition of the situation in which the simulated object is located; (2) selecting an appropriate mathematical model; (3) dynamically configure the required computing resources. In the article, a marine virtual testbed was chosen as an application.",
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