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Articles 37
- Approaches to finding optimal solutions in high-dimensional problems using duality theory pp. 32-37
- Technique for selecting an air targets search program for radar with a phased array, in the presence of a priori data on the type of target and the dynamics of its movement pp. 63-69
- Higher throughput of the secondary radar air traffic control system
- The environmental safety assessment of high-power transmitting phased array antenna in the near zone pp. 36-40
- Application of artificial intelligence for controlling spatial search of facilities multifunction radar with considering the state vector pp. 68-75
- Probability of search object detecting by detection device in their mutual motion in arbitrary paths with changing velocities pp. 74-81
- Methods for studying environmentally sustainable industrial development in the region by the example of the Kaluga region centre pp. 50-57
- Method of forming the widened radiation pattern for an inclined phased array antenna in order to create the uniform scanning area pp. 49-53
- Radio systems element base of mirror antennas and phased antenna arrays pp. 84-98
- Improving the efficiency of holding on the basis of integration of external competencies pp. 76-81
- A phased antenna array for circular surveillance near conductive cylindrical surface of the horizontal polarization radiators. Part 2. The results of numerical researches pp. 34-40
- The method of monopulse radar protection in antenna main lobe jamming conditions pp. 4-13
- Analyzer of concentrated noise on the base of signal receiver of oblique sounding pp. 31-36
- Signal detection with MIMO radars pp. 35-48
- The method of monopulse radar protection in antenna main lobe jamming conditions pp. 54-61
- Innovative development paradigm of JSC «Concern «Vega pp. 77-81
- Current trends in UAV control systems design pp. 32-37
- Dynamics of the chaotic state of IMPATT microwave oscillator pp. 40-44
- Modern problems of legislative support of the national innovation system of Russia pp. 56-61
- Innovation as a subject of state policy pp. 71-82