ONE THEORETICAL ASPECT OF ENTROPY PARADIGM APPLICATION TO THE PROBLEMS OF TRIBOLOGY
Journal Title: Проблеми тертя та зношування - Year 2017, Vol 74, Issue
Abstract
The paper theoretically considers the possibility of the subjective analysis core statement application to tribology. The subjective entropy extrimization principle is proposed to be used for solving tribological problems. Electrochemical potentials difference is obtained on the basis of multi-alternativeness and uncertainty of the alternatives preferences functions paradigm. With the help of a variation it is shown the optimality of the preferences distribution. The presented mathematical model has a significance of a universality characteristics proving to be a plausible explanation for phenomena stipulated by multi-alternativeness. In the discussed aspect the concept is applicable to the variety of issues.
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A. V. GONCHARENKO
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