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The International IEEE Siberian Conference on Control and Communications [Conference Reports

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International Siberian Conference on Control and Communications SIBCON-2011

The Tomsk AP/ED/MTT/COM/EMC Chapter and two Student Branches jointly organized the biannual International Siberian Conference on Control and Communications SIBCON-2011. The Russian Foundation for Basic Research sponsored this conference, with IEEE technical co-sponsor-ship. The Siberian Federal University with the Institute of Engineering Physics and Mezon R&D provided valuable support.

The eighth siberian conference on control and communications [Chapter news

The eighth siberian conference on control and communications [Chapter news

Soviet medicine in the era of ‘Perestroyka’—Some notes on the Siberian conference on human health as an indicator of social development

This chapter presents mousepox as a model for research in several fields, notably the pathogenesis of generalized infections, experimental epidemiology, and the cellular immune response. It also discusses the natural history of mousepox in laboratory colonies of mice and the measures that can be used for its control. It further explores, in a less detailed manner, some of the results that have emerged from the use of the disease as a model infection by Australian virologists and immunologists. Among the 16 named families of viruses that infect vertebrate animals, viral species that occur as natural infections of mice are found in all except five, and mice can be artificially infected with viruses from each of these families as well. Two distinct species of poxvirus produce natural infections of rodents: infectious ectromelia, or mousepox virus, and the Turkmenia rodent poxvirus, which is a close relative of cowpox virus. Both of these are orthopoxviruses and show strong serological cross-reactivity with other members of the genus Orthopoxvirus. Early workers described two forms of the disease: (1) a rapidly fatal form in which apparently healthy mice died within a few hours of the first signs of illness and showed extensive necrosis of the liver and spleen at autopsy and (2) a chronic form characterized by ulcerating lesions of the feet, tail, and snout.

Siberian conference on the cradle of mankind

Siberian conference on the cradle of mankind

The properties of an iterational process

THE iterational process for the numerical solution of Dirichlet's problem for Poisson's equation in two independent variables is discussed. (Some of the author's results on this topic were presented to the Third Siberian Conference on Mathematics and Mechanics in 1964 [1]. Though some similar papers have been published (e.g. [2, 3]), the iterational method considered below has several special features and should therefore be of interest.)