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Изоморфизм И Гомоморфизм В Имитационном Моделировании [Isomorphism and homomorphism in simulation]

Mikhail I. Rumyantsev

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The paper deals with the role of the isomorphism and homomorphism in the theory and practice of simulation. These concepts are considered as a methodological framework for models adequacy evaluation and for their suitability extent estimation to the study and improvement of economic systems, objects and processes.

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The paper deals with the role of the isomorphism and homomorphism in the theory and practice of simulation. These concepts are considered as a methodological framework for models adequacy evaluation and for their suitability extent estimation to the study and improvement of economic systems, objects and processes.

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The paper deals with the role of the isomorphism and homomorphism in the theory and practice of simulation. These concepts are considered as a methodological framework for models adequacy evaluation and for their suitability extent estimation to the study and improvement of economic systems, objects and processes.

Key concepts: Homomorphism, Isomorphism (crystallography), Isomorphism theorem, Computer science, Algebra over a field, Mathematics, Theoretical computer science, Pure mathematics

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