Vestnik Kemerovskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta

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Authors: A. I. Vasilchenko

The paper outlines the main lines of environmental education organization development under the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard of General Education being introduced. Much attention is paid to extracurricular environmental activities in secondary school which can significantly complement and fill the missing environmental component of classwork. The reviewed educational module of the extracurricular activitiesprogram was elaboratedaccording to the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard and the Conception of general environmental education for sustainable development.

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Authors: T. V. Leshukov

The article discusses the importance of demographic security for the regional economy. It defines the dynamics of the population of the Kemerovo region since its formation and states the main causes of depopulation of the region. The interconnection of high mortality and industrial structure of the area is established. Possible directions of research aiming at ensuring the demographic safety of the Kemerovo region are suggested.

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Authors: О. Е. Pryazhennikova, N. A. Shamova

Research of noise pollution with motor transport activity was performed in Kemerovo City Central district. The re-search method was quantitative account of transport units passing a road segmentperunit time. Noise descriptions of the transport stream in the research district were estimated.

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Authors: S. S. Astapenko

The paper focuses on the life of students of Tomsk Technological Institute of Emperor Nicholas II. The detailed study of the issue is based on technology students’ social class and financial state data. The majority of students of the first higher technical education institution in Siberia are reported to have suffered financial difficulties, resulting in do-mestic problems. However, despite these factors and single cases of lax behaviour, technology students devoted most of their time spent to training sessions and scientific research.

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Authors: K. Yu. Markova

The paper focuses on the cultural contacts of Semirechye peoples with the neighboring regions in the Middle Ages, basingon the analysis of the bronze mirrors ornaments found in the Talgar fortress (the medieval city of Talhir). The items of import can be identified and associated with the places of production by disriminating a number of artistic cul-ture peculiarities of a particular country. The presence of imported items and borrowing décor elements from other countries show the development of aesthetic norms of the era and the level of culture of medieval towns.

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Authors: N. A. Kucher, O. D. Kiseleva

We consider the differential splitting scheme on physical processes on the system one-dimensional equations visc-ous compressible fluid mixtures movement. Prove the convergence at the scale of Sobolev spaces in the proposed scheme of splitting. The results can be used as the basis on the construction of mathematical analysis and the corres-ponding finite-difference splitting scheme. In addition, proved theorem on the convergence proves the existence of a solution to the initial-boundary value problem.

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Authors: D. Yu. Popolzin

The paper proves the necessity of determining the long-run reasons of inflation processes in Russia. The following step defines the set of factors, included in the research, having qualitative impact on the price level. Applying econome-tric methodology, qualitative and quantitative long-term connections between the considered indicators are revealed. The paper provides the example of the algorithm for the sequence of calculations automated by the author in the pro-gramming environment of a package of applied programmes. Further, a short review of the basic investigation phases of long-run dependence of the goods and services price level on the changes of various macroeconomic aggregated indicators at the federal and regional levels (the example of the Altai Kray) is given. In conclusion, the economic interpretation of research is provided and some suggestions for use of research results to control and regulate inflation processes at the federal and regional levels are made.

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Authors: V. A. Tolstunov, Yu. V. Shlyndova

The algorithm of a digital averaging filter, using hyperbolic weightsfor input values of the signal, is suggested. The results of digital modeling of the given filter are shown when processing monochrome images.

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Authors: V. E. Matveev

The author considers ethnic and historical factors of Ukraine state development as probable preconditions for tran-sition of administrative-territorial structure to federalism and an obstacle to formation of all-Ukrainian national identity.

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Authors: A. S. Demina

The paper addresses the issues of phychological readiness for motherhood, its structure and its ontogenetic devel-opment. The results of studyingphychological readiness for motherhood at early adulthood are described. An attempt to analyze how the level of psychological readiness for motherhood correlates with parental role and parenting style was made.

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Authors: I. A. Chuvashova

The paper considers the problem of emotional burnout in teachers; various approaches to understanding the phenomenon of emotional burnout are presented. A theoretical analysis of different authors’ positions is provided to discuss the issue of the personality’s temporal perspective. The connection between peculiarities of value-semantic sphere as the substantive characteristics of the personality’s temporal perspective and the emergence of emotional burnout in representatives of pedagogical professions is discussed.

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Authors: A. M. Zavorina

The paper focuses on significant structural fragments of the concept delight. The concept is analyzed from the angle of categorical features (time and space). The analysis concerns the basic directions of cognitive research in Russia, as well as their distinctive characteristics in concept studies.

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Authors: N. A. Isaeva, N. G. Gordeeva

The paper deals with speech peculiarities of a modern interview: quotation headlines; «multistage» presentation of the main character – in the lead, in the introduction, in the sidebar; affirmative statements of the journalist as a pecu-liarity of the interview-talk composition.

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Authors: E. N. Kolmogorova

The paper focuses on corporal images in the art world of the tragedy «Vladimir Mayakovsky» (1913). Special at-tention is given to images of the broken body as a reflection of Mayakovsky's artistic concept in the early 20th century. Futurists depicted the person as extremely physiological, material expressed, in contrast to the spiritually-unseen images of the symbolists and the harmonious classical body of the 19th century. In his first dramatic play Mayakovsky relies on the aesthetics of the national theatre, where the external is a manifestation of the internal, exaggerated parts of the bodies (belly, legs, mouth etc) become indispensable attributes of the farcical world. The artistic world of the tragedy is occupied by inferior people: a Man without eyes and feet, a Man without ear, a Man without a head etc. On the one hand, these characters represent the broken consciousness of the main hero – poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, in accordance with the genre of monodrama. On the other hand, they are pieces of a broken world, not able to harmonize, to create. All of the links within it (human and social) are destroyed, leading the city (and the world) on the threshold of the Apocalypse. Trying to restore the harmony, the only integral person in the tragedy – Vladimir Mayakovsky – takes all the human suffering to bring them out of the city, repeating the sacrificial way of the Messiah-the Savior.

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Authors: Yu. O. Mazhugo

The paperis devoted to the analysis of a fictionalcharacter's linguistic portrait, the detection of their individual speaking habits. The paperpresents a lexical and grammatical analysis of Hannibal Lecter's speech from the books of Thomas Harris's trilogy «Red Dragon» and «The Silence of the Lambs», as well as the analysis of Lecter's gender-based style of communication with different characters.

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Authors: N. V. Ukanakova

The paper aims at evaluating the complementary processes of source text perception and secondary text production as presented in T. A. van Dijk and W. Kintsch’ s model of text perception. The crucial ways of objectifying text perception strategies in secondary text structures are estimated and classified. The analysis is based on secondary texts in contemporary hypermedia tradition, somewhat various in criteria of material presentation.

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Authors: I. V. Shalimova, K. E. Godunova

Stephen King’s oeuvre can be viewed as a wholesome literary universe, a complex structure of interrelated con-cepts. This paper features two of them – imprisonment and madness, describes their most peculiar features and meta-phors, and identifies the spheres in which they overlap. The works under consideration are classified according to the way they represent the concepts.

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Authors: A. A. Sklyarov

In the paper the author analyses the concept of «viability» of the country in the context of the «national idea». The conclusion is that the «national idea» of Russia can enhance the vitality of the country and maintain its identity, with the help of the creating social energy of the Russian people and of the power elite. The important mobilizing resource of the «national idea» is the formation spiritual-moral values in the Russian society through education, training, culture, religion and science.

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Authors: V. M. Bereza

The article analyses the relationship between average wages and labour productivity indicators at the level of the Russian Federation and the Kemerovo region in 2000 – 2012, an attempt to evaluate the strength of links using Pearson correlation coefficientis made. Levels of average monthly wages and output per person in the coal-mining enterprise «Baykaimskaya Mine» were researched to verify the received conclusions at the microlevel.

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Authors: O. N. Kotova, A. Yu. Troyan

The paper addresses the «Lingva-Terra» Foreign Language Center and develops of the strategy of its enterance to new markets. To achieve this aim, the Center’s activity was analyzed, as well as the existing strategies of enterance to new markets. Some recomedtations for developing a marketing strategy of the «Lingva-Terra» brand enterance to new markets were elaborated.

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Authors: T. T. Malikaydarov

The paper describes the essence of tax consulting, its peculiarities, problems and prospects of development in Rus-sia. A draft of a federal law «On tax consulting» is developed.

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Authors: R. T. Unshchikova, А. А. Ippolitowa

The research focuses on the innovations in accounting enabling to accumulate the resources of the organization more effectively, to reduce the costs associated with the acquisition of spare servers, etc. The purpose of the study is to analyse the rationale for, and the possibilities of the formation of the market of cloud technologies.The results of the analysis of cloud technologiesmarket forecasts are provided, the possibilities of such technologies in various computer programmes are listed.

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Authors: S. S. Semchenko

Thepaper deals with problems of criminal law and criminal procedure for the crimes in the sphere of economic and business activity in the context of the reform by Russian legislators from 2003 to the present time, based on the current trend towards liberalization and humanization of Criminal law and Criminal procedure Acts, in respect of certain cate-gories of people, in particular, businessmen and other people engaged in economic activities. This study shows the most significant steps taken in this direction by reforming the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, as well as the most actual problems in law enforcement in this category of criminal cases on the basis of the current state policy in the field of criminal law regulation and the current economic situation in the country.

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Authors: N. S. Shcheglova

In the paperaddresses one of the pressing issues of private law relations – features of dividing debt within marital property. The author focuses on the general dispositive aspects in the regulation of spouses’property relations, which gives them the right and makes it appropriate to regulate the main issues of formation and termination, including the division of the common property, by entering into a marriage contract. With regard to the situation of a dispute about the property division, the author highlights a number of practical issues. The research proposes mechanisms for protecting the rights of bona fide spouse in the division of common passive obligations.

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Authors: V. I. Ufimtsev, О. А. Kupriyanov, Т. О. Strelnikova

The paper presents the results of researching the efficiency of forest meadows of the Karakansk ridge depending on fires. The sizes of an underground and elevated biomass with distribution on economic and botanical groups, the species structure and the number of higheer plants species in the four trial areas and in the control option have studied. The secondary (postfire) origin of forest meadows of the Karakansk ridge is defined. The fires were found to be of fluent local type, thus having no impact on the underground biomass, which considerably exceeds the elevated biomass owing to full combustion of the elevated vegetable remains and the laying. The pyrogenic factor promotes decrease in the total number of higher plants species and interferes with renewal of wood vegetationon forest meadows.

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Authors: A. N. Vaskin

The paper is devoted to features of relationship between the Kemerovo eparchy and the state and local authorities of the Kemerovo region during the Post-Soviet period. The cooperation of the church and civil authorities during the specified period is proved to have been mutually advantageous. The full support of the Eparchy by the Kuzbass authorities is proved to have been one of the main conditions of its development, defining its specifics.

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Authors: V. M. Kimeev

The paper is devoted to the analysis of unique traditional occupations of modern Shor’shistorical ancestors – Kuz-netsk Tatars: iron ore smelting and blacksmithing, with related pottery. The technological process repeatedly described in the historical literature based on observations of the participants of the first academic expeditions, was substantially expanded on the basis of archaeological surveys of the 1990s – 2000s, with the author’s participation and studying museum collections.

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Authors: V. Y. Kartashov, S. S. Samoilenko

Effect of changes in sampling period on functional properties of digital control systems analyzes on the qualitative level by authors of the article. Filtering algorithms of discrete signals, that allows to increase reliability of measuring in-formation are described in this article. The received results have important practical value during the developing and realization of digital control systems.

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Authors: T. A. Khorosheva, E. S. Dudar, A. K. Kolesova

This paper proposes an original approach to assessing the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs for «risk group» children using mathematical modelling to improve information management decisions. The feature of building mathe-matical models of social processes is the application of a rational fractional approximation on the basis of continued fractions.

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Authors: T. N. Martynova

The paper addresses the concepts of «life strategy», «strategy of self-determination inlife» and related definitions. The problem of typology of people’slife strategies is discussed. The results of empirical studies are presented, where active and passive life strategies of university students’ self-determination are characterized.

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Authors: I. N. Udalova

The paper addresses an urgent problem of Russian education the formation of competences. In this context theoretical and practical aspects of motivating Humanities students’ educational activity when teaching them Natural Science are considered.

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Authors: A. A. Levin

The paper presents a review of the basic stages of formation of a very important democratic institute of modern Russia – the Institute of the Commissioner forhuman rights in the Russian Federation. The political analysis of the hu-man rights activities of the Commissioner for human rights in the Kemerovo region is provided.

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Authors: Yu. A. Pustovoyt

The research focuses onidentifying the mechanisms of forming and conditions of development of the local political modes. The theoretical basis of the work arethe key points of Clarence Stone’s conception on political regime formation in urban communities. The author suggestintroducing the concepts of «coalitions of coordinations» and «coalitions of controls» to show the dynamics of transition between different types of modes, their dependence on the «centre – periphery» relations and the corresponding volume of capitals. Political history of a large industrial centre is examined as the empiric base for verification of the research hypothesis.

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Authors: G. G. Butorin, N. V. Kalinina

The paper presents the analysis of clinico-psychological and dynamic features of organic personal disorder devel-opment in interaction with the residual and organic psychosyndrome. Research was conducted over three years, 115 male teenagers aged 16 – 20 years were studied. The organic personal disorder was studied by a multidisciplinary team of experts with clinico-dynamic,clinico-psychopathological, psychological and clinico-anamnestical methods. The received results allowed to specify the main clinical stages of formation of organic disorder of the personality (on ICD-10), to define the main types at the final stage of its development, to track interaction of the forming psychopathic phenomena with the disontogenetic development caused by residual and organic cerebral pathology. Besides, we attempt to correlate clinico-psychopathological and clinico-dynamic signs to indicators of a residual psychoorganic syndrome in the frame of multiaxial diagnosis.

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Authors: M. V. Safronova, E. V. Sakharova

The aim of the study was to show the personal characteristics of adolescents enrolled in specialized classes with ad-vanced study of some subjects. The «Big Five» questionnaire, used for the study of personality characteristics of the students, has been filled in by 328 students of 7 – 10 grades, and their teachers. The originality of the education model is interconnected with students’ personality characteristics. The adolescents who study in specialized classes showed significantly higher levels of neuroticism, fearfulness and shyness, as well as estimates of intelligence.

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Authors: L. V. Zhuravleva

The presented educational and methodical materials are developed in the graphic AdobeFlash editor and represent a set of independent Flash-animations. Flash-animations allow bothto visualize the essence of the considered physical phenomena as a whole, and to work with at various methodical aspects of the considered subjectin detail.

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Authors: M. A. Osipenko

Theunbondedcontactproblemofthree-leafspringbendingisconsidered. This problem consists in finding the contact forces in the system of three Bernoulli-Euler cantilever beams. The system is loaded by the force concentrated at the tip of the longest beam. In the absence of loading the beams are straight and fit each other closely. There is no friction be-tween the beams. The rigorous problem statement is formulated, the uniqueness of solution is proved and the analytical solution of the problem for the arbitrary lengths of the leaves is constructed. This construction simultaneously proves the existence of the solution. The obtained solution generalizes the known solutions for the special cases. It is shown that only two contact patterns are possible: the forces at the tips of the leaves and the same with the additional force between the long leaves. The new integral representations for the nearest leaves distances are used for the validation of the analytical solution. The obtained results can be used for the leaf springs design.

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Authors: V. P. Vаsiliev

The papercontinues theresearch of the fragment of the linguocultural picture of the world of peasants as the main social layer of the Russian ethnic community. The paper presents the analysis of the system of anthropoorientated nominations, which help to objectivize the basic concept dewas far as the specific features of the rural world, its culture and mentality underlying the concept are concerned.

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Authors: M. V. Denisenko

The lexical meaning is a very complex structure. Different researchers distinguish different amounts of elements in its structure. There are also multiple approaches to defining connotation. The notion of connotation is unclear and indistinct. This term has numerous synonyms. The most broadly, connotation means additional information. Connotation is also some kind of figurative meaning in speech, as it reflects the native speaker’s associations and cultural traditions. Connotations and associations of the adjective ‘grey’ vary due to the ambiguous attitude to it.

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Authors: O. A. Kolmakova

The paper focuses on theexistential construct of time, underlying world modeling and world perception of modern people, as it is revealed in the Russian prose of the late 20th – early 21stcenturies.

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Authors: E. V. Sitnikova

One of manifestations of the anthropocentric approach to the study of the language was considering it as a fact of culture. The paper presents a study of changes in the inner lexicon of Russian ethnic and lingual culture representatives in conditions of heterogeneous language environment, which have been found out as a result of free associative experi-ment. The linguistic markers of national and cultural consciousness, pointed out by I. V. Privalova, were chosen as sti-muli offered to the informants during the experiment.

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Authors: S. V. Zarutskaya

The paper examines the issue of the relative value of the lawfor the development of the individual and of the society, basing of B. A. Kistyakovsky’sarticle «In defense of the law» in «Vekhi» - a collection of articles on the Russian intelligentsia. The main result of the study is that the issue of law does not belong much to external institutions and factors, but it is rather an internal ethical basis, along with the highest moral values.

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Authors: Е. F. Каzаkоv

The paper examines the manifestations of spiritual life of the Ancient Greek,as it is revealed in ancient art images. Its main representation in the art is the image of man, in particular, his physicality, bearing in itself the fullness of self-sufficiency. Fleshly nature has a soul. The focus is shifted away from relating the man with the beast to their relating with gods.

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Authors: O. V. Khlebnikova

Despite the fact that the original philosophy emerged as a practical embodiment of love-pursuit of wisdom, in the framework of modern Western culture it should still be considered as a specific «literary» tradition of knowledge. In such circumstances, the problem of investigating of the existing genres of philosophical literature seems relevant. The article is devoted to the solution of this problem.

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Authors: V. M. Pugachev, V. G. Dodonov, E. N. Zyuzyukina, Yu. A. Zaharov

Synthesis of Fe-Co nanopowders (NP) is researched. NP are prepared by reduction of metal precursors in water so-lution with hydrazine-hydride, including the stage of intermediate preparation – mixed metal hydroxides (MMH). Phase and crystalinity structure of intermidiates and NPs are investigated by method of X-ray diffraction. Both intermediates and were studied; the results prove that the degree of transformation of the intermediate into nanometals is controlled by synthesis circumstances.

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Authors: V. I. Buvaltseva, V. V. Chechin

The paper addresses the process of globalization and the causing it. The impaact of globalization on the internationally stock market is considered. A comprehensive analysisof trading platforms mergers and take-overs at the regional and global levels was persormed for the first time. The most significant parameters of the MICEX and RTSmerger are considered. Its impact on economic actors and the economy in general is revealed. A trend towards integrationof world trading platforms is revealed; if it continues, it will lead to emergence of the world's biggest trading platforms. In the future, this may lead to the formation of a centralized global market, where the entire international capital will be concentrated. The basic positive and negative aspects of stock exchanges integration for the country's economy are outlined.

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Authors: L. V. Zagorodnova, N. I. Novikov

The paper presents some aspects of the activation of and solutions to the problems of innovation policy for realiza-tion of development strategy (in the case of ferrous metallurgy enterprises).

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Authors: E. A. Morozova, O. P. Kochneva, A. V. Sukhacheva, N. V. Mamontova

The paper reveals the relevance of students’ professional self-determination for the development of the high school at modern stage, and presentsthe results of two sociological researches which were conducted with an interval of two years at Kemerovo State University. The results show that professional determination of students interfaces considerable difficulties. The majority of students chose their major consciously and are satisfied with their choice and expect to find an interesting jobwithin their major, which will provide them career development. But some of the students entered the universition casionally, have no positive expectations regarding their major and are not going to find a job in that field. The revealed problems, in particular, the deterioration of students’ attitude to the chosen major from year to year, prove the need to improve career guidence work at the university.

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Authors: N. I. Novikov, G. V. Novikova

Thepaper provides detailed information on the fuel and energy component of ferrous metallurgy, identifying some problems and trends. The ways of solving the problems of providing the Russian ferrous metallurgy enterprises with fuel and energy resources are shown.

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Authors: A. M. Torbenko, L. L. Zobova

The paper considers the concept of «spatial competition» in different branches of economics. It describes theemer-gence of its first studies in economic theory, and further studies in spatial economics framework and industrial organi-zation framework. The article shows the difference between spatial economics and industrial organization approaches to analysing spatial competition.

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Authors: A. V. Yudakov

The paper deals with the concept of "integration" and "agro-industrial integration". The necessity of creating new forms of integration at the level of funding is proved. Bases for functioning of integrated financial and credit mechan-ism in agriculture are proposed.

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Authors: A. M. Ibragimov, Yu. V. Samovich

The power functions, which could make law subjects strictly execute their obligations in law, do not inhere in con-temporary international law. Such obligations often lead a state to a necessity of executing international obligations in-dependently with the help of appealing to enforcement arrangements, aimed at restoration of its rights, breached by another state. The acts of reprisal are one of these arrangements.

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Authors: D. G. Popova

The paper deals with legal representation of minors inthe interdisciplinary aspect. The author analyzes therules of civillaw, family law, and civil procedure lawconcerning the subject, as well asthe basic scientific approachesto under-standing thenature ofrepresentation as alegal institution. The author departs fromthe traditional understanding, as a type ofcivil andjudicial representation. It is concludedthat it is necessaryto allocatea speciallegal status of «legal representative of a minor». Adefinition of this notion isprovided.

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Authors: V. V. Bobrov

The research focuses on iconographic and stylistic analysis of otnithomorphic images in the ornamental graphic style which are typical for Chalcolitic and Early Bronze periods in the Ural and Trans-Ural regions. They are also typi-cal for the art of Developed Bronze period in Tom-Narym Ob. Two stylistic groups of birds images are allocated, their features and development tendency are presented. The author proposes a hypothesis on the independent development of iconography and style of ornithonorphic images in Samus art.

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Authors: L. N. Ermolenko, Zh. K. Kurmankulov

The paper introduces 9 Qipcaq statues (middle 9th – early 13th centuries) newly found in Sary-Arka (Kazakh low mountain land), 6 of them having been found as parts of ritual structures, ‘sanctuaries’. Iconographic features of the published statues are analyzed; similarities between Qipcaq and Polovtsian statues, which are relevant for solving the problem of Polovtsian sculpture origins, are revealed. Besides, the paper raises the question of natural factors forcing the statues upwards, in particular, the force of frost heave.

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Authors: I. V. Kovtun

The paper addresses a Tomskaya Pisanitsa composition. Based on ethnographic parallels and attributes of charac-ters, a new interpretation of the scene with an anthropomorphic character and an elk cow is presented. The key meaning of the scene is the Shaman's statute appropriation through his invocation to the Shaman's Mother-Animal.

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Authors: Yu. M. Ladygina

The paper addresses the history of the development of women’s costumes as it is revealed in petroglyphs of the Sayan Altai. The pictorial material is analyzed with regard of the epochs (from the Eneolithic period to the present). A conclusion is made about the functions of the female costume, as well as its impact on the social role of women in an-cient and medieval times.

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Authors: A. V. Morozov

The paper focuses on researching the meaning of Siberian figurines of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic Period. The figurines are considered to be symbols of power and ritual items. The research was conducted in the context of the places where the figurines were found. Typological analysis and suppositions of the expected function of the figurines were made as well.

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Authors: E. K. Satina

The image of the wolf is analyzed in the paper in relation to the items on which it was depicted. The plot (partial or complete reproduction of the figure, posture), composition (fight scenes, laceration, a combination of images of differ-ent animals) and local features of images of the wolf on wares originating from the monuments of the Eurasian steppes early nomads are investigated, the existing points of view on the image semantics of this predator are summarized.

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Authors: A. K. Solodeynikov

The paper gives some examples of non-contact methods of rock art investigation.

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Authors: A. Yu. Yurakova

This paper addresses the some theoretical questions of ornamental traditions allocation. Traditional features in or-naments are analyzed with settlement complexes of Artyn culture in Barabian Foreststeep and Middle Irtysh region taken as examples. The comparative characteristic with neighboring cultures traditions is given; the suppositive layers of Artyn tradition also are distinguished.

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Authors: K. E. Afanasiev, S. V. Stukolov

The paper presents a numerical model of the wavemaker of single surface waves. Numerical simulations were per-formed with boundary element method, the experimental data were obtained in the Laboratory of Hydrowave Equip-ment (Branch of OAO “26th Central Research Institute” (St. Petersburg)). The paper presents the results of comparing experimental and numerical modeling of the transformation of single waves on a flat slope. The resulting model of the wavemaker will be used to study the interaction between waves surface and onshore facilities with meshless numerical methods, as an alternative to costly laboratory experiments.

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Authors: D. S. Nefyodova, E. V. Nikolaeva, A. S. Poplavnoy, T. P. Fedorova

The paper discusses the mechanisms of superionic conductivity caused by features of the crystal structure, electronic and vibrational spectra of some series of crystals with anion and cation conductivity. Special attention is paid to the symmetry of the sublattices, which differs from the crystal structure in the implementation of superionic transfer.

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Authors: A. G. Apukhtina, N. M. Sergeeva

The paper present the description of gender stereotypes in the Russian linguistic picture of the world attributed to people with intelligence. At the modern stage, gender studies in linguistics demand investigation of the stability of the stereotypes of the past in the modern society.

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Authors: B. P. Aduev, S. S. Grechin, I. Yu. Liskov

The measurements of the emission spectra of single RDX crystals in the predetonation mode when irradiated with an electron beam pulse (0.25 MeV, 20 ns, 40 J/cm2) at the temperatures of 80 K and 300 K are reported. At 300 K, a very narrow emission band with a maximum at 380 nm was revealed. With decreasing of the sample temperature to a shift in the maximum emission band form 380 nm at 300 K to 370 nm at 80 K was found. The temperature dependence on the exciton luminescence bands of RDX in the predetonation mode was measured. An increase in the luminescence intensity with decreasing temperature of the sample at the wavelength of 370 nm was detected. At the wavelength of 460 nm, the temperature dependence of the luminescence intensity was not found. When using the second harmonic of Nd: YAG laser (532 nm, 10 ns, 0.8 J), the possibility of initiating an explosion of PETN polycrystalline was revealed. The dependence of explosion probability on the energy density of the initiating pulse was measured. The critical energy density corresponding to 50 % probability PETN explosion is Hcr = 12.3 J/cm2. The authors assume that at samples initiation by the second harmonic of the laser, ionization of PETN molecules may go by the mechanism of two-photon absorption. The subsequent processes of explosive decomposition, apparently, proceed similarly as in the case of electron-beam exposure.

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Authors: N. Yu. Verteletskaya, L. M. Levchenko, B. M. Shavinsky

With a range of physical methods, the parameters of the porous structure of coals: morphology and particle size, chemical and impurity composition, bottle density, ash level and specific surface area have been defined. Based on the thermoanalytical data results, thermal stability of coal samples has been determined. Oxygen-containing groups have been identified by spectroscopic method. The Аverage particle size of coal is about 5 – 10 microns. Our samples are low-ash coal, their ash level varies in the range from 2.4 to 12 mass percent. The correlation between the ash level of coal and thermal stability is marked.

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Authors: A. T. Zhaykenova, S. N. Uytkybaeva, A. B. Shensizbaeva, M. A. Bazhanova, Zh. T. Eshova, Zh. K. Kairbekov, D. N. Akbaeva, G. S. Polimbetova

The paper focuses on researching the reaction of liquid-phase oxidation of yellow phosphorus (P4) with oxygen and tetrachlormethane in soft conditions in water and butanolic solutions in the presence of homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts on the basis of copper (II) and the iron(III) acydocomplexes modified by fulvo-and gematomelanic acids to give phosphorus acids and phosphorus acids ethers. The purpose of the research is developing new effective homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts of P4 liquid-phase oxidation in water and butanolic solutions to receive valuable phosphorus-containing compounds. Using the methods of kinetics, volumometric, redox-potentiometrics, IR-spectroscopy, titration and GS analysis, the kinetics, intermediate and final products were investigated, optimum conditions of reaction of P4 liquid-phase oxidation with O2 and CCl4 in water and butanolic solutions have been defined. Catalytic effect of homogeneous and heterogeneous copper and iron acydocomplexes on the velocity of P4 oxidation by oxygen in water solutions to phosphorus acids and phosphorus acids ethers was found. The studied processes were found to follow the oxidation-reduction mechanism and to consist of two key stages: Cu(II) and Fe(III) reduction by yellow phosphorus to Cu(0) and Fe(I) with formation of phosphorus acids and phosphorus acids ethers and Cu(I) oxidation to Cu(II) with Fe(II) occidation to Fe(III) by oxygen or tetrachlormethane. Yellow phosphorus was effectively oxidized mainly to tributylphosphites in butanol-toluene solutions of copper (II) acydocomplexes, and to dibutylphosphites in the presence of iron (III) chloride. The results of the research can serve as the basis for developing effective catalytic systems for new "non-chlorine" ecologically safe catalytic ways of receiving valuable organic and inorganic phosphorus-containing compounds. Thus, yellow phosphorus was found to be effectively oxidized with O2 and CCl4 in soft conditions in water and butanolic solutions of copper (II) and iron(III) acydocomplexes to give phosphorus acids and phosphorus acids ethers with high yields (80 – 100 %).

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Authors: Yu. A. Zakharov, V. M. Pugachev, A. N. Popova, G. A. Rostotvsev, А. S. Bogomyakov

The features of synthesis and the properties of Fe-Co system nanosize powders obtained by reduction of Fe and Co water solutions of salt at 80-90 ºC (i.e. at the conditions close to normal) are investigated by the methods of wide-angle X-ray diffraction, element analysis, electronic microscopy. The magnetic characteristics of the product are considered. Dependence of magnetic properties and chemical compound of products is determined.

88-90

Authors: A. S. Luzgarev, T. B. Tkachenko, A. A. Moroz, S. V. Luzgarev

The possibility of obtaining stable dispersions of carbon materials in organic solvents (benzene, toluene) and solu-tions of HRSR polydimethylsiloxane rubber with methods of mechanical and ultrasonic dispersion was studied. Stable uniform dispersion was received in solution of polydimethylsiloxane rubber using submersible ultrasonic disperser. The resulting dispersions in solvents are used for chemical functionalization, while dispersion in the HRS solution is used in production of modified polydimethylsiloxane films.

94-99

Authors: V. E. Messerle, A. B. Ustimenko, E. A. Merkulova

A vital objective of the coal thermal engineering is coal enrichment and upgrading its quality by increasing its reac-tivity. The increasing of chemical reactivity of coal is achieved by means of its mechanoactivated pulverization, though one of the problems is defining the chemical activity of the mechanically activated micropulverized coal. The paper presents a calculation and experimental method of defining the chemical activity of coal by the ignition temperature of the pulverized coal mixture. The «Plasma-coal» program is described and the calculation of the pulverized coal mixture obtained using the experimental device in the Laboratory #7.1 of the Institute of Technology of the Siberian Branch of the RAS is indicated. A comparison of the experimental and calculated data is also provided.

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Authors: A. N. Saliev, A. G. Levchenko, R. E. Yakovenko, G. B. Narochny, N. D. Zemlyakov, A. P. Savostianov

A laboratory unit allowing investigation of the process of layered gasification of coal and carbon-containing mate-rials in the wide range of technological parameters was developed. The description of its major components and nodes, experimental techniques and analysis of gasification products is applied. The data about investigation of the gasification process of different coal ranging are given.

113-118

Authors: R. I. Furega, B. P. Aduev, D. R. Nurmukhametov

Thresholds of explosive degradation of PETN with different additives in the laser exposure were measured, with the additives being Al, Al-C, Ni, Co, «Kemerit ®», nanoparticles with different content Al/Al2O3. The expansion velocity of the explosion products of certain materials was measured. Thresholds of explosive decomposition were measured with regard of the initial temperature and the melted extruded samples of Ni-C and Al. In prersence of 0.1 % Al as additive, the sensitivity is shown to decrease, as compared to samples containing no additives. This allows us to consider this part of mixtures a promising material for light detonators.

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Authors: E. M. Kazin, N. A. Litvinova, A. I. Fedorov, N. G. Blinova, L. A. Varich, N. P. Nedospasova, N. T. Rylova, O. L. Tarasova

The materials presented summarize the theoretical and practical aspects of the research carried out by the scientific school «Physiological and socio-pedagogical problems of adaptation and health». The group of scientific and pedagogical workers at Kemerovo state university together with institutions of postigraduate and supplemmentary education developed conceptual approaches to the problem of human ecology and valeology, and testedthem in educational institutions of various types, promoting the creation of health saving infrastructure in the educational system of the Kemerovo region.

20-26

Authors: N. A. Litvinova, A. V. Bedareva, O. V. Bulatova, K. Yu. Zubrikova, A. A. Mogilina, V. V Traskovsky, Yu. Yu. Razorenova, A. V. Tsepokina

Subjective estimation of intensity and attractivity of the odor of sweat collected in axillary pits on filter paper is in-vestigatedat 155 young males and 128 young females who were both donors and recipients of odor samples. The role of odor signals in humans’ nonverbal communications is detected. The implactof various factors, bound to psychophysiological and immuno-endocrine characteristics of odor signals donors and recipients, their genetic characteristics, and the state of their health, including sexually-transmitted infections and psychoemotional stress,on the variability ofthe subjective estimation of people’s odors attractivity is investigated. After studying the relations between odor attractivity and HLA genotypes of of donors and recipients, the impact of that genetical factor on selecting of dating pairs in a population is analyzed.

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Authors: N. N. Danilov, L. P. Inozemtseva, V. V. Meshechkin

The research area of the scientific school «Discrete mathematics and mathematical cybernetics» at Kemerovo State University is a wide class of optimization and management problems from different fields of human activity studied by means of mathematical modeling. Since the size of the paper is restricted, it presents only the results of those school’s activity which concern con-struction and research of mathematical models for so-called conflict controlled processes. In this connection, the main emphasis is put on the results obtained by the members of the school in the last 10–15 years.

69-76

Authors: E. E. Adakin, V. A. Sarkisyan, T. V. Kalyuzhnaya

The paper addresses the key activities of Belovo Institute (branch) of Kemerovo State University: educational, teaching and methodical, science and research activities. The activities of the Institute’s Departments are analyzed, so are the systems of occupational guidance and employment assistance. Someperspectivesfordevelopmentareoutlined.

81-85

Authors: A. I. Kochnev, A. V. Silinin, A. V. Shadrin

The paper briefly reviews the objective basis of innovation activity and its benefits for businesses. The history of creation and development of innovation environment at Kemerovo State University is presented. Prospects and targets of KemSU innovation environment development are considered.

90-94

Authors: Yu. A. Bashkatova

The paper focuses on the identification of cultural meanings of somatic code items in English and Russian linguistic pictures of the world. The body herein is regarded as a model for processes of cognition and linguistic structuring of the world. The purpose of the paper is to determine correlation between universal knowledge of the body and culturally significant associations caused by conceptual mappings from mental domain “body” to mental domains of the outside world. The study has been conducted according to the conceptual research procedure elaborated in Kemerovo scientific school under the supervision of Prof. M. V. Pimenova.

106-109

Authors: E. N. Lisitskaya, T. L. Volchkova

The paper addresses the basic lines of cooperation between the Department of Philology and History at Anzhero-Sudzhensk branch of Kemerovo State University and general education institutions in Anzhero-Sudzhensk and the North of Kuzbass. It also reviews the experience the Department has accumulated during the 20 years of cooperation.

112-118

Authors: D. V. Dyagilev, T. A. Larichev, L. V. Sotnikova, А. А. Vladimirov, F. V. Titov, Yu. N. Dudnikova, K. A. Bodak, E. V. Prosvirkina, E. N. Harchenko

The paper describes the history of formation and development of the scientific school "Physical chemistry of in-formation registration and creation of new functional materials". The main areas of research in different years are pre-sented. The main scientific results obtained by the researchers who worked on the synthesis and study of photographic silver halide materials are revealed. The basic challenges of photographic science at various times are presented. The chronologic effect on the subject and the tradition of scientific research are shown. The reasons for the shift of research topics to the synthesis and research of photocatalysts on the base of nanostructured heterophase photoactive systems are disclosed.

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Authors: S. N. Levin, M. V. Kurbatova

The problems of formation and development of Kemerovo center of International Association for Institutional Studies are pointed out in the paper. Kemerovo center of International Association for Institutional Studies is the base for the research school of institutional regionalistics. The specificity of the scientific approachwhich deals with complex analysis of institutional systems that are formed in the post-soviet economy of Russia is highlighted. The main scientific achievements of the team members are pointed out in the paper. Some researches, conducted by the members of the scientific school, were supported by 18 grants of various foundations. Amid them are the following: 5 grants from Russian Foundation for Humanities, 4 grants from Russian Foundation for Basic Research, 1 grant from Targeted Federal Programme. The most significant scientific results were reported in the leading Russian journals: «Voprosy Economiki», «Social Sciences and Modernity», «Sociological Studies», «Terra Economicus», «Man and Labor», and others. Some theoretical conceptselaborated by the members of research team, are the reason of great scientific interest of journals and readers, namely: deformalization of business and authorities interplay, political-bureaucratic market, social capital in business and authorities interplay, quasi developmental institutions, quasi public-private partnership, political resources of a firm. Within the International Association for Institutional Studies, theresearchteam maintains firm scientific links with researchers from Moscow State University, National Research University-Higher School of Economics, Donetsk National Technical University (Ukraine), South Federal University, Siberian Federal University, Novosibirsk State Technical University, Tomsk State University, Omsk State University, Altai State Technical University.

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Authors: I. P. Povarich, E. A. Morozova

The paper presents the historical perspective of development, current state and further evolution of four research areas dealing with socioeconomic problems of human resource management: motivation and stimulation of labour; social protection of population; labour market and employment of population; social management in companies, branches and municipal units.