AUTHORS: Nugzar Kereselidze

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ABSTRACT: The paper deals with the system of Non-Permanent Information Warfare, in which the opposition of the antagonistic parties is due to a certain event. For it, both mathematical and computer models are constructed. The models take into account different scenarios for the development of the system after the occurrence of some event. On the basis of a computer experiment with various values of system parameters, a forecast is made of the further course of the Information Warfare. The question of the system’s controllability by the peacekeeping side and the definition of recommendations for the completion of the Information Warfare by third-party efforts are studied.

KEYWORDS: - System, Information Warfare, Information Attack, Mathematical Model, Computer Model, Computer experiment, Controllability

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