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Electronic modeling

Vol 48, No 1 (2026)

CONTENTS

Mathematical modeling and Computation Methods

 

HAVRYSH V.I.
Mathematical Models and Analysis of Temperature Regime in a Plate with a Foreign Thermocreative Element
3-21
 

ZALUZHNYI V.F., LYSETSYI Y.M.
Theoretical and Methodological Aspects of Building a System for Managing the Armed Forces
22-32

Informational Technologics

 

KHYDYNTSEV M.M., KHOMENKO O.A.
Information Technologies in Cyber Insurance
33-50
 

TARANOWSKI A.O., SAMOYLOV V.D.
Creation of Text-Based Training Materials for Personnel Training in Nuclear Power Enterprises Using Artificial Intelligence
51-70
 

DRAHUNTSOV R., ZUBOK V.
Methods for Maintaining the Observability of Information and Communication Infrastructure in Conditions of Full-Scale War
71-86
  KOMAROV M., ZAIKA N., MARTINYK I.
Artificial Intelligence Technologies as a Tool for Ensuring the Cybersecurity of Critical Information Infrastructure		  
87-98

Parallel Computing

 

TSYRUL O.
Prospects for Managing Database Record Versions
99-105

Application of Modeling Methods and Facilities

 

SKRUPSKYI S.YU., TIAHUNOVA M.YU., BOROVYK O.V.
Approach to Solving the Problem of Resource Allocation in the Implementation of Critical Logistics Scenarios
106-123

MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND ANALYSIS OF TEMPERATURE REGIME IN A PLATE WITH A FOREIGN THERMOCREATIVE ELEMENT

V.I. Havrysh

Èlektron. model. 2026, 48(1):03-21

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.48.01.003

ABSTRACT

Linear and nonlinear mathematical models of the heat conduction process for an isotropic plate with a foreign semi-through inclusion in which internal heat sources are uniformly concentrated have been developed. For this purpose, the thermophysical parameters of the inhomogeneous plate are described using asymmetric unit functions. As a result, linear and nonlinear heat conduction equations with discontinuous and singular coefficients have been obtained. A linearizing function has been introduced to the nonlinear differential equation and boundary conditions and a quasi-linear boundary value problem has been obtained. For its complete linearization, the temperature has been approximated as a function of spatial coordinates on the inclusion surfaces and the plate boundary surface. This made it possible to obtain a linear boundary value problem with respect to the linearizing function. To solve the boundary value problems of thermal conductivity, the integral Fourier transform was used and analytical and analytical-numerical solutions were obtained in the form of improper convergent integrals. On this basis, an algorithm and software tools were developed that made it possible to obtain the temperature distribution in spatial coordinates and analyze the heat transfer processes in the given structure.

KEYWORDS

thermal conductivity of the material; temperature field; isotropic plate; semi-through foreign inclusion; thermally insulated surface; ideal thermal contact, thermal sensitivity of the material, convective heat transfer.

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THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BUILDING A SYSTEM FOR MANAGING THE ARMED FORCES

V.F. Zaluzhnyi, Y.M. Lysetsyi

Èlektron. model. 2026, 48(1):22-32

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.48.01.022

ABSTRACT

The article considers theoretical and methodological aspects of building a system for managing armed forces as an open organizational system operating within the framework of a situational approach. It is shown that the management system is based on information support for the processes of developing and implementing decisions, a set of standard procedures for solving the tasks set, a system for activating personnel, and consists of subsystems of methodology, structure, process, and management techniques. A functional diagram of the management system and its cybernetic model are presented, which represent a formalization of the relationships between the management subject, the management object, and connections with the external environment. It is determined that the main purpose of the armed forces management system is to develop and implement management decisions to shape the necessary behavior of the management object in conditions of various environmental influences and to achieve the stated goals of ensuring military security and armed protection of the sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of the state.

KEYWORDS

open system, organizational system, armed forces, management, structure, functions, model, process.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN CYBER INSURANCE

M.M. Khydyntsev, O.A. Khomenko

Èlektron. model. 2026, 48(1):33-50

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.48.01.033

ABSTRACT

This paper is devoted to reviewing and analyzing the application of information technologies in cyber insurance business processes. Cyber insurance processes are considered in accordance with the requirements of industry regulations and international standards. The aim of the study is to determine the directions and level of implementation of modern information technologies in the financial and insurance sector of Ukraine. The methods of comparative analysis, generalization, and modeling are used. The main cyber insurance processes that provide for or ensure the possibility of applying the latest information technologies are identified, and the level of individual technologies implementation into the best global practices of insurance and cyber insurance is researched using the example of blockchain technology, semantic methods, artificial intelligence, and machine learning technologies, information security, and cybersecurity. Some cyber insurance processes are common with insurance processes, the automation of which is carried out using similar approaches and algorithms. A three-component, five-level model for the implementation of information technologies in cyber insurance in Ukraine is proposed, and recommendations and stages for the implementation of this model are identified. A study of the application of individual elements of the proposed model by leading insurance companies in Ukraine is proposed. The results can be used to improve the effectiveness of the digital transformation of cyber insurance processes and the formation of cyber risk insurance policies.

KEYWORDS

cyber insurance, information technologies, business processes, cyber insurance models, artificial intelligence, modeling, financial and insurance sector.

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CREATION OF TEXT-BASED TRAINING MATERIALS FOR PERSONNEL TRAINING IN NUCLEAR POWER ENTERPRISES USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

A.O. Taranowski, V.D. Samoylov

Èlektron. model. 2026, 48(1):51-73

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.48.01.051

ABSTRACT

The possibility of using generative artificial intelligence technologies based on large language models to create training materials for personnel training in the energy sector, using nuclear power enterprises as an example, has been researched. The relevance of the issue is determined by the significant volume of regulatory and technical documentation, as well as the high resource intensity of the traditional process of preparing training materials. The regulatory requirements for personnel training, the current state of automated text summarization technologies, and the risks associated with artificial intelligence hallucinations were analyzed. An approach to automating the creation of the learning component of knowledge assessment courses is proposed by structuring, extractive and abstractive summarization of regulatory documents, as well as processing graphic materials included in such documents. An experimental test was conducted using common generative artificial intelligence tools, and the results were compared with materials created by experts in the subject area. The results show that comparable accuracy and clarity were achieved without the negative impact of hallucinations and with a significant reduction in development time, provided that expert control by humans is maintained. We concluded that the proposed approach is practical and promising for improving the effectiveness of training personnel at energy companies.

KEYWORDS

artificial intelligence, large language models, generative artificial intelligence, knowledge assessment, learning materials.

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