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  1. Gavrilov S.V., Matyushkin I.V.
    Statistical analysis of Margolus’s block-rotating mechanism cellular automation modeling the diffusion in a medium with discrete singularities
    Computer Research and Modeling, 2015, v. 7, no. 6, pp. 1155-1175

    The generalization of Margolus’s block cellular automaton on a hexagonal grid is formulated. Statistical analysis of the results of probabilistic cellular automation for vast variety of this scheme solving the test task of diffusion is done. It is shown that the choice of the hexagon blocks is 25% more efficient than Y-blocks. It is shown that the algorithms have polynomial complexity, and the polynom degree lies within 0.6÷0.8 for parallel computer, and in the range 1.5÷1.7 for serial computer. The effects of embedded into automaton’s field defective cells on the rate of convergence are studied also.

    Keywords: diffusion, method of modeling, discrete singularities, block cellular automata, Margolus neighborhood, hexagonal grid.
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  2. Okulov A.Y.
    Numerical investigation of coherent and turbulent structures of light via nonlinear integral mappings
    Computer Research and Modeling, 2020, v. 12, no. 5, pp. 979-992

    The propagation of stable coherent entities of an electromagnetic field in nonlinear media with parameters varying in space can be described in the framework of iterations of nonlinear integral transformations. It is shown that for a set of geometries relevant to typical problems of nonlinear optics, numerical modeling by reducing to dynamical systems with discrete time and continuous spatial variables to iterates of local nonlinear Feigenbaum and Ikeda mappings and nonlocal diffusion-dispersion linear integral transforms is equivalent to partial differential equations of the Ginzburg–Landau type in a fairly wide range of parameters. Such nonlocal mappings, which are the products of matrix operators in the numerical implementation, turn out to be stable numerical- difference schemes, provide fast convergence and an adequate approximation of solutions. The realism of this approach allows one to take into account the effect of noise on nonlinear dynamics by superimposing a spatial noise specified in the form of a multimode random process at each iteration and selecting the stable wave configurations. The nonlinear wave formations described by this method include optical phase singularities, spatial solitons, and turbulent states with fast decay of correlations. The particular interest is in the periodic configurations of the electromagnetic field obtained by this numerical method that arise as a result of phase synchronization, such as optical lattices and self-organized vortex clusters.

    Keywords: discrete maps, integral transforms, solitons, vortices, switching waves, vortex lattices, chaos, turbulence.

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