Formalization of information conflict based on dynamic systems theory
Setting the task: the progressive development of means of destabilizing effects on the telecommunication system requires improvement of the scientific and methodological apparatus for modeling effects from such effects. To date, dynamic processes of information conflict remain insufficiently studied in conditions of joint influence of means of destabilizing effects and technical means of exploration on telecommunication system. Problem situation: presence of integral effects on telecommunication system of technical means of exploration and means of destabilizing effects, in the absence of models formalizing such tripartite interactions. The direction of formalization of information conflict on the basis of the theory of dynamic systems taking into account the time parameters of its development is not sufficiently developed. The goal is to build a model of a three-way dynamic information conflict. Methods used: mathematical apparatus of dynamic systems theory is used to construct a mathematical model of information conflict and its research. The model itself is represented as a system of differential equations. The subject of the study is the ratio of competitive distribution of information resources between the parties to the information conflict. Object of research: telecommunication system under the influence of destabilizing effects and technical means of exploration. Scientific novelty: for the first time for the developed model three sides of dynamic conflict are presented, taking into account the dynamics of development of information conflict in time, different degrees of conflict interaction between individual parties are taken into account, synthesis of universal approaches generalizing dynamic information conflict between the three sides is presented. Practical significance: The proposed model can be used to explore a broad class of conflict interactions in application areas in different spheres. It will be useful in dealing with such dynamic conflicts involving three or more parties.