bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
BIOQUÍMICA NOSSA DE CADA DIA: INTEGRAÇÃO ENTRE ENSINO E EXTENSÃO EM TEMPO DE PANDEMIA
Authors: Gamaro Giovana Duzzo , Padilha Bueno Diovana , Froes Laura
Published: January 2021

O presente trabalho tem como objetivo relatar de que forma as mídias sociais, em meio a pandemia do SARS-CoV-2, podem auxiliar na construção do conhecimento de maneira informal. Para tanto, foi criado um perfil no Instagram vinculado ao projeto de ensino Bioquímica Nossa de Cada Dia, com intuito de divulgar temas relacionados aos conteúdos da disciplina de Bioquímica, como também disponibilizar uma forma de contato com os alunos em isolamento, bem como o público de forma geral. Além de ser uma possível ferramenta de ensino-aprendizagem e estimular o aluno na busca de conhecimento, uma vez que são abordados temas relacionados a curiosidades que permeiam o cotidiano. Os temas são de fácil compreensão,  o que muitas vezes parece ser complexo pode ser demonstrado por meio de um exemplo aplicado ao dia a dia. Logo, a internet é um instrumento que pode trazer benefícios dependendo da forma com que for utilizada. No caso do perfil em rede social  para a sua utilização, como ambiente de aprendizagem, faz-se necessário o desenvolvimento de temas que incentivem os acessos à mesma. Acredita-se que a criação de mais um espaço de interação e comunicação, nesse período tão singular, possibilita um canal de diálogo além da Universidade. Por fim, a página Bioquímica Nossa de Cada Dia tem como meta ser outro instrumento de aprendizagem e divulgação do conhecimento na área para o público além dos muros da Universidade.
DAS IMAGENS NOS CINCO ATOS DE “O QUE PODE A PSICOLOGIA SOCIAL EM MEIO À PANDEMIA DO CORONAVÍRUS?”
Authors: Maciazeki-Gomes Rita de Cássia , Cardoso Jackson Pereira , Da Silva Andressa Silveira , D Avila Geruza Tavares , Da Silva Édio Raniere
Published: January 2021

Neste texto, compartilhamos um relato de experiência, a partir do Núcleo Sul Sul da Associação Brasileira de Psicologia Social (ABRAPSO), baseado no projeto de extensão “O que pode a Psicologia Social em Meio à Pandemia do Coronavírus?”. O referido projeto começou a ser agenciado em maio de 2020 e foi composto por cinco atos divididos entre experiências teórico-afectivas: conversações, discussões e experiências práticas-corporais, que se relacionam aos encontros vivenciais online. Como agenciamento, a cartografia nos possibilitou acompanhar os processos de subjetivação e mapear os territórios percorridos em cada ato. Nesse sentido, buscamos as contribuições da Psicologia Social em direção às novas formas de reinventar e criar espaços de cuidado coletivo nesse contexto pandêmico.
DISSEMINAÇÃO DE CONHECIMENTO DURANTE A PANDEMIA DO SARS-COV-2 POR MEIO DE AÇÕES INOVADORAS E EXTENSIONISTAS DO PET ODONTOLOGIA UEFS
Authors: Rodrigues Ana Áurea Alécio de Oliveira , Mendes Carvalho Bruna , Melo Matheus De Araújo , Oliveira Izabelle Alves Mendes de , Santos Maylanne Freitas dos , Mascarenhas Aise Cleise Mota
Published: January 2021

O Programa de Educação Tutorial (PET) do curso de Odontologia da Universidade Estadual de Feira de Santana (UEFS), o PET Odontologia UEFS, vem desenvolvendo novas possibilidades de extensão universitária frente aos desafios apresentados pela disseminação do vírus SARS-CoV-2 e as novas medidas de segurança implementadas. O objetivo desse trabalho é apresentar à comunidade científica as medidas adaptativas adotadas e que possibilitaram a continuidade das atividades extensionistas do grupo PET. Para subsidiar as nossas reflexões, utilizamos como método investigativo a pesquisa, leitura e discussões em torno da temática abordada. Como resultado pode-se destacar estratégias para a continuidade da promoção e cuidado em saúde e a troca intensiva de conhecimento técnico-cientifico, o que demonstra a capacidade da rede como ferramenta para a difusão do conhecimento.
High-resistivity p-type silicon-based p-i-n photodiode with high responsivity at the wavelength of 1060 nm
Authors: Kukurudziak M. S. , Andreeva O. P. , Lipka V. M.
Published: January 2021

The paper presents the results of development, optimization and improvement of p–i–n photodiode technology based on high-resistance p-type silicon with increased responsivity at a wavelength of 1060 nm. The optimal material was selected and the technological modes optimal for solving the set task were established and worked out іn the course of research.
Photoreceptive Ganglion Cells Drive Circuits for Local Inhibition in the Mouse Retina
Authors: Pottackal Joseph , Walsh Hannah L. , Rahmani Pouyan , Zhang Kathy , Justice Nicholas J. , Demb Jonathan B.
Published: January 2021

Intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs) exhibit melanopsin-dependent light responses that persist in the absence of rod and cone photoreceptor-mediated input. In addition to signaling anterogradely to the brain, ipRGCs signal retrogradely to intraretinal circuitry via gap junction-mediated electrical synapses with amacrine cells (ACs). However, the targets and functions of these intraretinal signals remain largely unknown. Here, in mice of both sexes, we identify circuitry that enables M5 ipRGCs to locally inhibit retinal neurons via electrical synapses with a nonspiking GABAergic AC. During pharmacological blockade of rod- and cone-mediated input, whole-cell recordings of corticotropin-releasing hormone-expressing (CRH+) ACs reveal persistent visual responses that require both melanopsin expression and gap junctions. In the developing retina, ipRGC-mediated input to CRH+ACs is weak or absent before eye opening, indicating a primary role for this input in the mature retina (i.e., in parallel with rod- and cone-mediated input). Among several ipRGC types, only M5 ipRGCs exhibit consistent anatomical and physiological coupling to CRH+ACs. Optogenetic stimulation of local CRH+ACs directly drives IPSCs in M4 and M5, but not M1-M3, ipRGCs. CRH+ACs also inhibit M2 ipRGC-coupled spiking ACs, demonstrating direct interaction between discrete networks of ipRGC-coupled interneurons. Together, these results demonstrate a functional role for electrical synapses in translating ipRGC activity into feedforward and feedback inhibition of local retinal circuits.

SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENTMelanopsin directly generates light responses in intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs). Through gap junction-mediated electrical synapses with retinal interneurons, these uniquely photoreceptive RGCs may also influence the activity and output of neuronal circuits within the retina. Here, we identified and studied an electrical synaptic circuit that, in principle, could couple ipRGC activity to the chemical output of an identified retinal interneuron. Specifically, we found that M5 ipRGCs form electrical synapses with corticotropin-releasing hormone-expressing amacrine cells, which locally release GABA to inhibit specific RGC types. Thus, ipRGCs are poised to influence the output of diverse retinal circuits via electrical synapses with interneurons.
In memoriam SLOBODAN ČAČE
Authors: Kurilić Anamarija
Published: January 2021

In memoriam Slobodan Čače
РОЗВИТОК ПІДПРИЄМНИЦТВА НА БАЗІ ОСОБИСТИХ СЕЛЯНСЬКИХ ГОСПОДАРСТВ, ЯК ЗАСІБ ПОКРАЩЕННЯ ЯКІСНОЇ СКЛАДОВОЇ ЛЮДСЬКОГО КАПІТАЛУ СІЛЬСЬКИХ ТЕРИТОРІЙ
Authors: Варченко О. М. , Свиноус І. В. , Понедільчук Т. В.
Published: January 2021

Стаття спрямована на дослідження проблем розвитку на базі особистих селянських господарств, як засіб покращення якісної складової людського капіталу сільських територій. Метою проведеного дослідження є розрахунок прогнозних значень наявності  високотоварних особистих селянських господарств на розробка практичних рекомендацій заходів державної та регіональної підтримки що створення на їх базі малих суб’єктів підприємницької діяльності в сфері агро бізнесу, як якісної складової людського капіталу сільських територій.

За теоретичну і методологічну основу дослідження слугували: діалектичний метод пізнання соціально-економічних явищ, фундаментальні дослідження вітчизняних і зарубіжних науковців щодо функціонування особистих селянських господарств, сільського співтовариства,

У процесі виконання досліджень використовувалися загальноприйняті методи і прийоми: сукупність наукових прийомів абстрактно-логічного методу (індукція й дедукція, аналіз та синтез, аналогії і зіставлення, формалізації та моделювання) – для опрацювання теоретичних положень організаційно-економічних засад функціонування особистих селянських господарств та малих суб’єктів підприємницької діяльності в сфері агробізнесу; монографічний – для з'ясування проблем трансформування ОСГ у фермерські господарства, метод анкетування – для визначення намір голів особистих селянських господарств, що розвитку на їх базі малих суб’єктів підприємницької діяльності в сфері агробізнесу, метод спостережень – для з'ясування окремих моментів діяльності ОСГ.

Розкриті теоретичні та прикладні аспекти щодо перетворення особистих селянських господарств у формування підприємницького типу в сфері агробізнесу шляхом створення сприятливих соціально-економічних умов для їх розвитку.

Встановлено, що відсутність дієвої підтримки з боку державних і місцевих органів влади відносно розвитку та функціонування дрібнотоварного виробництва на базі особистих селянських господарств призводить до негативних процесів, які виявляються у трансформації фермерських господарств в особисті селянські господарства.

Обґрунтовано напрями посилення державної підтримки розвитку ОСГ.
Including Our Self In Struggle
Authors: Beresford Peter
Published: January 2021

This article takes as its starting point the author’s personal perspective and long term personal experience as survivor and activist/researcher to explore the ways in which the alliance of neo-liberal ideology and the psychiatric system has resisted the impact of mental health service users’/survivors’ activism and instead sought to co-opt and subvert its language, ideas and initiatives. Drawing on the author’s perspective, it looks first at how this has happened in relation to the language of mental health, exploring specific terminology. Then it examines how this has happened in relation to key ideas associated with survivors’ collective action, including self-management, peer support and recovery. It show how ‘our’ ideas have been reconstituted to serve neo-liberal ideological goals. Thirdly it looks at how survivors’ innovations have been obstructed and taken over instead by the dominant bio-medical paradigm. Finally it traces the way in which survivor knowledge has similarly been obstructed and appropriated. The article ends with discussion of ‘two beacons of hope’; the emergence of Mad Studies and ‘Gap-mending’ which offer the possibility of challenging neo-liberal dominance and emphasises the need to support and safeguard these developing opportunities.
On Survival and Education: An Academic’s Perspective on Disability
Authors: Alshammari Shahd
Published: January 2021

When illness and disability strike, it can seem as though one’s very being is threatened. We tend to consider illness a temporary situation, a phase, a phase that will be done with, sooner or later, and the victim of the attack will be rectified, and will survive it. But in chronic illness, there is a gap, a missing piece that cannot be found, despite all attempts. This is not necessarily a loss, as to claim that there is a loss falls into dangerous territory of positing a once complete or whole body and/or self. The losses are not due to a changing body, but rather discriminatory disablement by society’s understandings of disability. When bodies begin to falter, painful experiences of embodiment and how we experience the world begin to emerge. But to survive is to live through, live with, or live without something. To survive is to also be resilient to any losses. To be a survivor is to have been on the threshold of non-surviving, to have considered giving up, letting go – to allow for a break, a rupture from resilience.
Critical Reflections on the Process of Developing a Resource Manual for Service Providers Working with Immigrants & Refugees with Disabilities
Authors: Kusari Kaltrina , El-Lahib Yahya , Spagnuolo Natalie
Published: January 2021

This paper presents critical reflections on the process of developing a resource manual for service providers who work with immigrants/refugees with disabilities. The development of this manual gave us insight into existing programs which address the intersection between immigration and disability, as well as the paradigms that guide services which target immigrants/ refugees with disabilities. We approached the manual through a postcolonial disability framework which facilitated a critical examination of the operation of ableist and neocolonial discourses within and through settlement practices. The main findings highlight the “siloed” nature of service delivery for immigrants/refugees with disabilities. Findings also illustrate how relevant provincial strategies do not address the intersection between immigration and disability, but rather focus on using immigration to reach other provincial targets. These findings add to the body of existing, albeit scarce, literature which focuses on the immigration-disability nexus and provide important implications for policymaking and service delivery for a largely hidden population of immigrants in Canada.
Protests of People with Disabilities as Examples of Fledgling Disability Activism in Poland
Authors: Kubicki Pawel , Bakalarczyk Rafal , Mackiewicz-Ziccardi Marek
Published: January 2021

The article outlines the causes, course and consequences of the protests of people with disabilities and their carers that took place in Poland in 2014 and 2018 respectively. Said protests took a form of occupation of the Polish parliament building. This was intended to draw attention to the considerable difficulties people with disabilities face, as well as to advocate for raising social benefits. We also describe the process of people with disabilities gaining subjectivity and the role of non-governmental organisations and various experts, including but not limited to academics. Moreover, the article demonstrates circumstances to be considered with regards to disability activism. We argue that the systemic transformation that Poland underwent in 1989 and the following years pertained chiefly to matters relating to improving the country's economic situation. This led to civic matters being treated as less of a priority. Subsequently, people with disabilities became one of the marginalised groups. Their incomplete emancipation has hindered the proper application of the principles of the CRPD. The article was co-written by persons with disabilities, who draw on their experiences, and their non-disabled colleagues in academia who are actively engaged in supporting disability activism.
Erosion of Social Support for Disabled People in Ontario: An Appraisal of the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) Using a Human Rights Framework
Authors: Smith-Carrier Tracy , Montgomery Phyllis , Mossey Sharolyn , Shute Tanya , Forchuk Cheryl , Rudnick Abraham
Published: January 2021

The Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) is a social assistance program offering income and employment supports for disabled people in Ontario, Canada’s most populous province. Since its inception, the ODSP has been critiqued by policy analysts, service providers, and its recipients as flawed, principally in terms of the amount and the range of supports provided. The purpose of this paper is to assess whether the ODSP meets its stated objectives from the perspective of its recipients - an important issue for engendering substantive equality for disabled individuals. The design was a supplementary secondary analysis of data collected from seven focus groups (n=46) related to poverty and social inclusion. The overall theme, the ODSP falls short, was communicated through two types of assessments of inadequacies. The first, labelled “yes, but,” acknowledged the program’s positive intent despite its insufficiencies in services and supports. The second, labelled “no, and,” decisively assessed the ODSP as inadequate with supporting rationale. In exploring extant human rights jurisprudence, we conclude that substantive protection against systemic discrimination for disabled people will not be guaranteed unless human rights legislation truly has paramountcy over all other laws. Human rights tribunals have a mandate, reinforced in international human rights law, to provide remedial remedies to systemic discrimination. Our findings speak directly to the need for human rights tribunals and commissions to mitigate the erosion of rights and opportunities for disabled people.
Introduction: The Intersections of Critical Disability Studies and Critical Animal Studies
Authors: Santinele Martino Alan , Lindsay Sarah May
Published: January 2021

The papers in this special issue build on an exciting, and fast growing, body of scholarship located at the intersection of critical disability studies and critical animal studies, shedding light on disablism and speciesism1 as interconnecting oppressions, how animality and disability are mutually constitutive, as well as the tensions and coalitions shared by these two related fields (see, for example, Jenkins, Montford & Taylor, 2020; Nocella II, George & Schatz, 2017; Taylor, 2013, 2017).
Tricky Ticks and Vegan Quips: The Lone Star Tick and Logics of Debility
Authors: Falek Joshua , Butler Cameron
Published: January 2021

In this article, we explore the discourse around the Lone Star tick, predominately through the platform of Twitter, in order to highlight the way the tick is imagined as a potential tool for increasing veganism, as the Lone Star tick’s bite has been found to cause allergies to a carbohydrate found in red meat. In particular, the article questions why the notion of tick-as- vegan-technology is so widespread and easily called forward. In order to explain this pattern, we turn to Sunaura Taylor’s monograph, Beasts of Burden and Jasbir Puar’s notion of debility. Taylor’s monograph provides a framework for analyzing the imbrications of power between ableism and speciesism. Puar’s debility helps articulate how the imagination of widespread red meat allergies is an imagination of decapacitation. Puar’s analysis of the invisibilizing of debility also helps reveal how both ticks and humans are debilitated and instrumentalized in this articulated fantasy. We argue that the governance impulse in these discourses reflect a continued alignment with biopolitical forces that always designate some lives as worthy of care and others as useable, which is fundamentally at odds with broader goals of animal liberation.
Sites and Shapes of Transinstitutionalization
Authors: Leblanc Haley Tobin , Temple Jones Chelsea
Published: January 2021

The study of transinstitutionalization necessarily varies by context. In this issue we guard against misconceptions that institutionalization is an action that took place in the past, whose loose ends we are now trying to tie together and where contemporary institutionalizing conditions are merely legacies that will, in time, fade away. To think of institutionalization as something of the past is to gently scratch its surface. And, given the wide breadth of transinstitutionalization and the many lives and stories it encompasses, we are aware of the limitations of covering this vast topic in one special issue. Yet, following a call to include disability in developing new approaches to understanding modernity (Van Trigt, 2019), our aim with this collection is to gather the latest research and reflections on transinstitutionalization as a topic that can take flight in our theoretical and cultural imaginations, a topic that can help us transcend the dangers of “theoretical complacency” that come with imagining the ongoing as a past, one-time thing (Bauman, 2000, p. 3).
Commentary: Shapes and Sites of Deaf People’s Transinstitutionalization
Authors: Snoddon Kristin , Weber Joanne
Published: January 2021

This commentary describes our perspective on transinstitutionalization as deaf teachers and researchers from different regions of Canada, and accounts for some of the ways in which transinstitutionalization manifests in the lives of deaf people, particularly in educational settings. In the present day, so-called inclusive education is often presented as the progressive alternative to institutionalization, or deaf schools. However, mainstream education in regular settings without adequate sign language support and the continuing polarization of language and identity options for deaf children are two of the main ways in which transinstitutionalization recurs for deaf children and adults and threatens the vitality of sign languages.
Disability as a Colonial Construct: The Missing Discourse of Culture in Conceptualizations of Disabled Indigenous Children
Authors: Ineese-Nash Nicole
Published: January 2021

This paper explores the concept of disability through a critical disability lens to understand how Indigenous ontologies are positioned within the dominant discourse of disabled peoples in Canada. This paper draws on the inherent knowledge of Indigenous (predominantly Anishinaabek) communities through an integration of story and relational understandings from Indigenous Elders, knowledge keepers, and community members. Indigenous perspectives paired with academic literature illustrate the dichotomous viewpoints that position Indigenous peoples, most often children, as ‘disabled’ within mainstream institutions, regardless of individual designation. Such positioning suggests that the label of disability is a colonial construct that conflicts with Indigenous perspectives of community membership and perpetuates assimilation practices which maintain colonial harm.
Women’s Forensic Mental Health Care: The Need for Gender-Based Analysis
Authors: Evans Jessica , Costa Lucy
Published: January 2021

This paper critically interrogates the increasingly popular framework of Gender-based Analysis (GBA) in Canada, as it relates to psychiatry more broadly, and forensic psychiatry more specifically. Through a critical feminist and Mad Studies analysis, we argue that if GBA is to be anything more than rhetoric, it is necessary to ground policies and practices in the knowledge generated by women and service-users themselves. We further point to Mad Studies as an important field for research and an opportunity to look deeper into the ‘margins within the margins.’
Tensions of Trans-institutionalization in Disabled Childhoods: A Photo Essay
Authors: Church Kathryn , Vorstermans Jessica , Underwood Kathryn
Published: January 2021

This article describes how researchers from a longitudinal study of early childhood service systems generated a visual representation of transinstitutionalization that could facilitate dialogue for change with a variety of audiences. Comprised of seven portable banners, the photo essay that we constructed features snapshots of documents and/or material objects brought forward by mothers, grandmothers, fathers and foster parents in the course of research interviews. Working the theme of tensions in disabled childhoods, we assembled the collection to produce sharp contrasts between the generalizing effects that institutional involvement has on disabled children, and the particular lives that they live out at home with family members. Proceeding banner by banner, the article reveals the “thinking through” that we did to produce the photo essay, and our hopes for informing action on a systemic relation whereby parents are held responsible for producing ‘normal’ children.
Why do challenges still exist in primary care for patients with spinal cord injury?
Authors: McMillan Colleen , Milligan James , Hillier Loretta M. , Bauman Craig , Donaldson Lindsay , Lee Joseph
Published: January 2021

Despite having high healthcare needs, individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) receive suboptimal primary care; they are less likely than able-bodied persons to receive preventive care and more likely to have unmet health care needs. The aim of this mixed quantitative (surveys) and qualitative (interviews) study was to gather primary care health provider and rehabilitation specialists’ perspectives on why these challenges persist despite the increasing body of evidence identifying delivery service gaps. Surveys were completed by 12 family physicians who referred individuals with SCI to an interprofessional primary care mobility clinic. Interviews were completed with eight SCI rehabilitation providers. Questions in both the survey and interviews were asked related to the barriers to the provision of optimal care for SCI, potential solutions, and preferred methods for knowledge dissemination. Skill and attitudinal reasons were offered for the lack of evidence to practice transfer including: the absence of patient self-management, poor access to specialists, lack of education for family practice physicians, fragmentation of community resources and co-ordination upon hospital discharge. Solutions offered included greater patient self-management, better access to specialists, specialized primary care services and provision of SCI guidelines and protocols. Participant explanations and solutions were then analyzed through a social disability lens to see if new understandings could be identified to explain the lack of uptake from research findings to clinical practice for this underserviced vulnerable population.
“I don’t like to be told that I view a student with a deficit mindset”: Why it Matters that Disability Studies in Education Continues to Grow
Authors: Connor David J.
Published: January 2021

In this article I use personal narrative to provide a commentary on the value of Disability Studies in Education (DSE). Through a mixture of recollections, observations, and descriptions, along with engagement with scholarship in the fields of both special education and DSE, I highlight ways in which I and other scholars have utilized the latter in our daily professional practices. First, I describe the point in my educational career when I came into contact with Disability Studies (DS). Second, I share the beginnings of how DSE came into existence through the work of a coalition of critical special educators. Third, I provide instances of DSE in action, highlighting a recent in-service presentation and other examples. Fourth, I explain why DSE is needed to protect and develop conceptualizations of disability outside of the traditional special education realm. Fifth, I illustrate the benefits of DSE’s interdisciplinary nature. Finally, I assert that DSE provides a visionary lens for improving educational practices for students with disabilities. In closing, I advocate for DSE’s continued growth in helping change deficit-based understandings of disability that continue to pervade education and society.
Semiotic Stalemate: Resisting Restraint and Seclusion through Guattari’s Micropolitics of Desire
Authors: Roscigno Robin
Published: January 2021

This article explores the semiotic relationships between Applied Behavior Analysis research, special education practice and restraint and seclusion policy by tracing the evolution of the concept of “self-restraint,” —a term from Behavior Analytic literature for a variety of “behaviors” in which a person restricts their own movement. I trace how “self-restraint” emerges as a new class of behaviors eligible for intervention, and how this marks certain bodies for restrictive practices such as restraint, seclusion and the use of aversives. I explore how rhetorical moves shape the educational landscape of disabled students and expose mechanisms of control that are shaped by scholarship. By using “self-restraint” as an example, I respond to the taxonomies of deficit disseminated through Applied Behavioral Analysis in schooling for neurodivergent students and make critical links between special education practice and Disability Studies in Education.
Zur Konvergenzgeschwindigkeit von Nullstellen teilweiser Summen der Taylorschen Reihe einer ganzen Funktion
Authors: Nečiuškytė E. , Streliz S.
Published: January 2021

The abstracts (in two languages) can be found in the pdf file of the article.

Original author name(s) and title in Russian and Lithuanian:Э. Нечюшките, Ш. Стрелиц. О скорости стремления к пределунулей частичных сумм ряда Тэйлора целой функцииE. Nečiuškytė ir Š. Strelicas. Sveikosios funkcijos Teiloro išdėstymo dalinių sumų nulinių taškų konvergavimo greičio klausimu
Einige Eigenschaften des maximalen Betrages analytischer Funktionen mehrerer komplexer Veränderlichen
Authors: Streliz S.
Published: January 2021

The abstracts (in two languages) can be found in the pdf file of the article.

Original author name(s) and title in Russian and Lithuanian:

Ш. Стрелиц, Некоторые свойства максимума модуля аналитических функций многих комплексных переменных

Š. Strelicas, Kai kurios daugelio kintamųjų analizinių funkcijų modulio maksimumo savybės
Zur Frage über das Restglied im Zentralen Grenzwertsatz
Authors: Survila P.
Published: January 2021

The abstracts (in two languages) can be found in the pdf file of the article.

Original author name(s) and title in Russian and Lithuanian:

П. Сурвила, К вопросу об остаточном члене в центральной предельной теореме

P. Survila, Liekamojo nario centrinėje ribinėje teoremoje klausimu
Structure of the infinitely divisible laws of L — class
Authors: Zolotarev V. M.
Published: January 2021

The abstracts (in two languages) can be found in the pdf file of the article.

Original author name(s) and title in Russian and Lithuanian:

В. М. Золотарев. Аналитическое строение безгранично делимых законов класса L

V. Zolatariovas. Neaprėžtai dalių L — klasės dalių analizinė sandara
Le professeur de l’Université de Vilna S. Revkovski (1807—1863)
Authors: Žemaitis Z.
Published: January 2021

The abstracts (in two languages) can be found in the pdf file of the article.

Original author name(s) and title in Russian and Lithuanian:

З. Жемайтис. Профессор Вильнюсского университета З. Ревковский (1807—1893)

Z. Žemaitis. Vilniaus senojo universiteto profesorius Z. Revkovskis (1807—1893)
Two integral theorems on a large deviations in the multi-dimensional case
Authors: Vilkauskas L.
Published: January 2021

The abstracts (in two languages) can be found in the pdf file of the article.

Original author name(s) and title in Russian and Lithuanian:

Л. Вилкаускас. Две интегральные теоремы о больших уклонениях в многомерном случае

L. Vilkauskas. Dvi integralinės teoremos apie didelius atsilenkimus daugiamačiu atveju
Die Flächentheorie im Raum mit dem verallgemeinerten euklidischen Zusammenhang
Authors: Bliznikas V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Близникас. Теория поверхностей пространства обобщенной евклидовой связности

V. Bliznikas. Apibendrinto euklidinio sąryšio erdvės paviršių teorija
Un remarquable professeur de l’ancienne Université de Vilnius, François Norvaiša (1742—1819)
Authors: Žemaitis Z.
Published: January 2021

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З. Жемайтис. Выдающийся профессор математики Старого Вильнюсского университета Франциск Норвайша (1742—1819)

Z. Žemaitis, Įžymusis Vilniaus Senojo universiteto profesorius Pranciškus Norvaiša (1742—1819)
Das vollständige zentral-projektive Zusammenhangsobjekt und das Torsion-Krümmungsobjekt der Mannigfaltigkeiten von Zentralkopunktoren
Authors: Bliznikas V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Близникас. О взаимном расположении простых гауссовых чисел на кручения-кривизны пространства центральных копункторов

V. Bliznikas. Centrinių kopunktorių erdvės centroprojektyvinio sąryšio pilnas objektas ir sukimosi — kreivumo objektas
On some properties of the stable stochastic processes
Authors: Kalinauskaitė N.
Published: January 2021

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Н. Калинаускайте. Некоторые свойства устойчивых случайных процессов

N. Kalinauskaitė. Kai kurios atsitiktinių stabilių procesų savybės
Über erzeugende Funktion der Momente des Zahles der Wiederstellungen im Falle des diskreten Wiederstellungprozesses
Authors: Liutikas V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Лютикас, О производящей функции моментов числа восстановлений в случае дискретного процесса восстановления

V. Liutikas, Apie atstatymų skaičiaus momentų generuojančią funkciją diskretinio atstatymo proceso atveju
Über eine Schnitthyperfläche des Raumes von korrelativen Elementen
Authors: Račienė A.
Published: January 2021

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А. А. Рачене, О секущей гиперповерхности пространства коррелятивных элементов

A. Račienė, Apie koreliatyvinių elementų erdvės kertamąjį hiperpaviršių
About one boundary problem with overdeterminate conditions
Authors: Kvedaras B.
Published: January 2021

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Б. Кведарас, Об одной краевой переопределенными условиями

B. Kvedaras, Apie vieną kraštinį uždavinį su perapibrėžtomis sąlygomis
On convergence of the sums of the Markov renewal processes to a Poisson process
Authors: Sapagovas J.
Published: January 2021

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И. Сапаговас. О сходимости сумм марковских процессов восстановления к процессу Пуассона

J. Sapagovas, Apie Markovo atstatymo procesų sumų konvergavimą į Puasono procesą
On Markovian spectrum
Authors: Freiman G. A. , Yudin A. A.
Published: January 2021

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Г. А. Фpейман, А. А. Юдин. О спектре Маркова

G. A. Freimanas, A. A. Judinas. Apie Markovo spektrą
Analytical solutions of a certain class of integral equations
Authors: Miroliubov A.
Published: January 2021

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А. А. Миролюбов. Аналитические решения одного класса интегральных уравнений

A. Miroliubovas. Vienos klasės integralinių lygčių analiziniai sprendiniai
Boundary uniqueness theorems for polyanalytic functions
Authors: Petrov V. A.
Published: January 2021

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В. А. Петров. Граничные теоремы единственности для полианалитических функций

V. Petrovas. Kraštinės vienatinumo teoremos polianalizinių funkcijų atveju
Zur frage von den Theorie der Invarianten Affinen Zusammenhänge in der Li Gruppe
Authors: Vosylius R.
Published: January 2021

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Р. В. Восилюс. К теории инвариантных аффинных связностей на группе Ли

R. Vosylius. Invariantinių afininių sąryšių Li grupėje teorijos klausimu
Limit theorems in the metric spaces L1 and l1
Authors: Bikelis A. , Jasiūnas H.
Published: January 2021

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А. Бикялис, Г. Ясюнас. О предельных теоремах в метрике пространства L1 и l1

A. Bikelis, H. Jasiūnas. Ribinės teoremos erdvės L1 ir l1 metrikoje
Some properties of solutions of two-choice and three-choice problems of dynamic programming for infinite stage processes
Authors: Bistrickas V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Б. Бистрицкас. Некоторые свойства бесконечношагового дихотомического и трихотомического процесса динамического программирования

V. Bistrickas. Kai kurios dinaminio programavimo dichotominio ir trichotominio proceso su begaliniu žingsnių skaičiumi savybės
Zur Geometrie der Normalsysteme von einfachen Differentialgleichungen höherer Ordnung
Authors: Bliznikas V.
Published: January 2021

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В. И. Близникас. О геометрии нормальных систем обыкновенных дифференциальных уравнений высшего порядка

V. Bliznikas. Aukštesnės eilės paprastų diferencialinių lygčių normalinių sistemų geometrijos klausimu
On the concavity of some functions connected with the two-dimensional normal distribution
Authors: Bodin N. , Zalgaller V.
Published: January 2021

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Н. А. Бодин, В. А. Залгаллер. Вогнутость некоторых функций, связанных с двумерных нормальным распределением

N. Bodin, V. Zalgaller. Kai kurių funkcijų, susijusių su dvimačiu normaliniu pasiskirstymu, įgaubtumas
On the reliability of system under non-instanteneous time of renewal
Authors: Sapagovas J.
Published: January 2021

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И. Сапаговас. О надежности системы при немгновенном времени восстановления

J. Sapagovas. Apie sistemos patikimumą, esant nenuliniam atstatymo laikui
Über ganze Lösungen einer nach Gelfond-Leontjew verallgemeinerten Differentialgleichung von unendlich hoher Ordnung
Authors: Demtschenko T.
Published: January 2021

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Т. И. Демченко. Исследование разрешимости уравнения бесконечного порядка в обобщенных производных Гельфонда—Леонтьева в некотором классе целых функций

T. Demčenko. Begalinės eilės diferencialinės lygties, apibendrintos Gelfondo—Leontjevo prasme, sveiki sprendiniai
On the growth of a periodic meromorphic function
Authors: Tėvelis V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Тевялис. О росте периодических мероморфных функций

V. Tėvelis. Apie periodinių meromorfinių funkcijų augimą
The normal resolvability of the equations in convolutions in the Hölder's functions spaces
Authors: Dolgonos E.
Published: January 2021

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Е. И. Долгонос. Нормальная разрешимость уравнений в свертках в пространствах гельдеровых функций

E. Dolgonosas. Kompozicinių lygčių normalus išsprendžiamumas Hiolderio funkcijų erdvėse
On equivalence categories of microbundles
Authors: Matuzevičius A.
Published: January 2021

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А. Матузявичюс. Об эквивалентности категорий микропучков

A. Matuzevičius. Apie mikroišsluoksniavimų kategorijų ekvivalentiškumą
Constructive characteristics of some classes of smooth functions in two variables in the space C
Authors: Vishnjakov M.
Published: January 2021

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М. В. Вишняков. Конструктивные характеристики некоторых классов гладких функций двух переменных в пространстве С

M. Višniakovas. Kai kurių klasių glotnių dviejų kintamųjų funkcijų, priklausančių erdvei C, konstruktyvinės charakteristikos
Die approximative Funktionalgleichung für die heckesche Zetafunktion des Reel—quadratischen Zahlkörpers
Authors: Matuliauskas A.
Published: January 2021

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А. Матуляускас. Приближенное функциональное уравнение ζ-функции Гекке вещественного квадратичного поля

A. Matuliauskas. Realaus kvadratinio skaičių kūno Heke ζ-funkcijos artutinė funkcionalinė lygtis
On the interpolation of periodic meromorphic functions
Authors: Tėvelis V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Tевялис. Об интерполировании мероморфных периодических функций

V. Tėvelis. Apie periodinių meromorfinių funkcijų interpoliavimą
On stochastic equations
Authors: Surgailis D.
Published: January 2021

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Д. Сургайлис. О стохастических уравнениях

D. Surgailis. Apie stochastines lygtis
Cooperative dynamic non-zero-sum of two-person game
Authors: Vakrinienė S.
Published: January 2021

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С. Вакринене. Кооперативная динамическая неантагонистическая игра двух лиц

S. Vakrinienė. Kooperatinis dinaminis neantagonistinis dviejų asmenų lošimas
Die asymptotische Zerlegungen der Verteilungsfunktion von der Summe unabhängiger gitterförmiger Zufallsveränderlichen
Authors: Pipiras V.
Published: January 2021

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В. Пипирас. Асимптотические разложения для функции распределения суммы независимых решетчатых случайных величин

V. Pipiras. Rėtinių nepriklausomų atsitiktinių dydžių sumos pasiskirstymo funkcijos asimptotiniai išdėstymai
A rule for group decision
Authors: Morkeliūnas A.
Published: January 2021

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А. И. Моркелюнас. Одно правило группового решения

A. Morkeliūnas. Viena grupinio sprendimo taisyklė
Social Media in Russian Politics
Authors: Salikov Alexey
Published: January 2021

This paper considers the issue of the influence of social media on politics in Russia. Having emerged in the late 1990s as a tool for informal communication, social media became an important part of Russian socio-political life by the end of 2010s. The past two decades is a sufficient period of time to draw some intermediate conclusions of the impact of social media on the political development of the country. To do this is the main goal of the paper. Its main body consists of three parts. The first chapter gives a general characterization of Russian social media, its significance in terms of influencing the formation of public opinion, public debate, and the socio-political agenda in the country. The second chapter examines the use of social media by the Russian opposition and protest movements. The third chapter analyses the use of social media by the Russian authorities.
New 3D Diffusion Code Based on The Nodal Polynomial Expansion
Authors: Mendes Jadna Mara Santos , Paixão Sérgio Barros , Vellozo Sergio de Oliveira
Published: January 2021

Nodal Expansion Method (NEM) is widely employed in the neutronic design of nuclear reactors core. The main reason is its higher computational performance and efficiency when compared with the conventional fine mesh difference method or finite element method. The NEM diffusion calculation uses coarse spatial meshes and the size can lie in assembly scale. This is the key for the computational efficiency and high accuracy calculations. The NEM consists mainly of basis polynomial function expansion for each nodal direction. The Nodal Expansion Method (NEM), as proposed by Finnemann in 1977, has been used to solve the multigroup neutron diffusion equations in three-dimensional (3D) rectangular geometry. The weighted residual technique has been applied to determine the higher order coupling coefficients. Resulting from the combination of nodal and finite element methods, NEM provides rigorously accurate equations obtained by integrating the neutron balance equation. The two group coarse mesh 3D IAEA benchmark has been simulated by NEM3D-1A using different nodes sizes. The VENTURE
Impact of variable porosity models on the safety of high temperature pebble bed gas-cooled reactors
Authors: GÁMEZ RODRÍGUEZ ABEL , Rojas Mazaira Leorlen Y , Milian Perez Daniel , Sanchez Dominguez Dany , García Hernández Carlos Rafael , Brayner de Oliveira Lira Carlos Alberto
Published: January 2021

The Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) is one of the candidates of next generation of the nuclear reactors according to IAEA. Predicting the thermohydraulic behavior of High Temperature Reactors (HTR) is an important contribution to the development of this technology. Evaluation of thermohydraulic performance and a comparison with experimental data were proposed to the international research community. The impact of porosity of pebble beds in the thermohydraulic performance in normal operation and under accident condition is the goal of many kinds of research. In this sense, the three-dimensional CFD thermohydraulic simulation of a HTR using ANSYS CFX has been done. The full-scale approach is used to study the influence of different porosity scheme in the main structural materials of the HTR-10 reactor. The porous medium model was used to simulate the pebble bed core zone and the discharge system of pebbles. A comparison with experimental data was made. The steady-state thermohydraulic performance of the HTR-10 reactor at normal operation and anticipated transients without scram (ATWS) tests result, were used. In this work, was possible to estimate the effect of the porosity in the interior regions of the reactor and the impact on the temperature distribution. Finally, the study broadens the knowledge about the impact that the use of variable porosity has on safety analyses in pebble beds reactors.
Preliminary neutronic study of the S-PRISM fast reactor
Authors: Moreira João Manoel Losada
Published: January 2021

Waste management is a challenge currently faced by nuclear energy worldwide. Most nuclear power plants operate in a once-through cycle and all spent nuclear fuel is stored in long term. Fast reactors can recycle 96% of the material in spent nuclear fuel of thermal reactors, reducing drastically the time required to store the waste. The S-PRISM reactor is a modular, pool-type sodium-cooled fast reactor that can operate with a variety of fuel types. In this study, the advantages presented by fast reactors were briefly discussed and a preliminary analysis of the fuel pin cells was made. It was found that the isothermal coefficient of reactivity was lower than a regular PWR's, with neutron leakage playing a major role instead of coolant or doppler expansion. The k∞ showed decrease for the driver pin and increase for the blanket pin during burnup; opposite behavior was observed for the conversion ratio. No results for pin analysis were found in literature for comparison. As the simulations were carried out separately instead of in a system, the results are not representative of the whole core behavior but must be seen as a path to understand the different types of pin influence in the system.