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Book
Essays on Topology Dedicated to Valentin Poénaru

Akhmet’ev P.

Switzerland: Springer, 2025.

Book chapter
LetterShip: a serious mobile game for teaching children to read

Natalia Logvinova, Dorofeeva S., Zontov Y. et al.

In bk.: IEEE Conference on Serious Games and Applications for Health (SeGAH). IEEE, 2026.

Working paper
New bound on S1× S2-setting Bell locality of a nonseparable Werner state

Loubenets E. R.

quant-ph. arxiv.org. Cornell University, 2026. No. 2607.18050.

Tag "frontiers of science" – News

Scientists Model How Interactions Between Societies Can Trigger Chaotic Behaviour

Scientists Model How Interactions Between Societies Can Trigger Chaotic Behaviour
Scientists at HSE MIEM have proposed a mathematical model explaining how interactions between societies can influence their stability. Based on the classical theory of evolutionary games, the study reveals an unexpected effect: even a weak informational influence of one society on another can cause one society to remain stable while the other exhibits chaotic behaviour among its individual members. The study has been published in the International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos.

Leap Second: How Chinese Dam Affects Planet Rotation Speed

Three Gorges Dam in China
Researchers predict that this summer, the planet may once again approach its maximum rotation speed. The causes of this acceleration are not fully understood, and there is still no definitive scientific explanation. Leonid Zotov, Professor at the School of Applied Mathematics, MIEM HSE, notes that if, in the past, the so-called ‘leap second’ was added on New Year’s Eve, then for the first time in history, the question has arisen about whether it is time to subtract one.

HSE Scientist Optimises Solution of Hydrodynamics Problems

HSE Scientist Optimises Solution of Hydrodynamics Problems
Roman Gaydukov, Associate Professor at the MIEM HSE School of Applied Mathematics, has modelled the fluid flow around a rotating disk with small surface irregularities. His solution allows for predicting fluid flow behaviour without the need for powerful supercomputers. The results have been published in Russian Journal of Mathematical Physics.