Onbifurcationofextremalsofoneclassofvariationalcalculustasksatthechoiceoftheoptimumlawofadynamicsystemsparametricregulation.docVIP

ON BIFURCATION OF EXTREMALS OF ONE CLASS OF VARIATIONAL CALCULUS TASKS AT THE CHOICE OF THE OPTIMUM LAW OF A DYNAMIC SYSTEM’S PARAMETRIC REGULATION А. А. Ashimov, К. А. Sagadiyev, Yu. V. Borovsky, As. А. Ashimov (Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan) e-mail: ashimov@ipic.kz The research considers bifurcation of one variational calculus task at the choice of optimum law of parametrical regulation of a dynamic system in an environment of a given final set of algorithms. It suggests the terms of existence of a solution of the specified task of variational calculation, the definition of a bifurcation point, terms of its existence and numerical algorithm of finding the bifurcation value of a parameter. Introduction As is known, the search of effective solutions in a number of areas, including macroeconomics, is being realized in the framework of setting and solving various tasks of the variational calculus. Functionals or functional restrictions, restrictions in a permitted form in these tasks often depend on some parameter [1]. Studies of such tasks require the definition of a bifurcation point, the terms of its existence and the analysis of a parameter bifurcation value [2]. In recent years, in a number of papers [3, 4, 5, 6] parametrical impacts, which represent the extremals of relevant variational calculus tasks at the choice of optimal laws of parametric regulation in an environment of the given finite set of algorithms, have been recommended for the effective regulation of the market economy mechanisms. The functionals in the given variational calculus tasks express certain (global, intermediate or tactical) economic development goals. Both the phase restrictions and restrictions permitted are represented with mathematic models of economic system from [7]. The mathematic models from an economic system represent the restrictions of variational calculus tasks. The considered mathematic models from [7] contain a number of factors, and a change of each of them in a ce