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,Stochastic Processes—Short Résumé, phenomena are commonly regarded as random phenomena. Of course, the concept of “randomness” comes from our experience with a real world and is mostly used in its intuitive sense. Most often an event is regarded to be “random” if we do not know all causes and conditions of its realization.

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Stochastic Differential Equations: Numerical Methods,though for a long time systematic work on numerical methods for stochastic equations has not kept pace with the analytical studies, at present we observe a burst of activity in “stochastic numerics” what is primarily due to progress in stochastic modelling of complex dynamical systems and, of course, due to the common use of computers.

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Applications: Stochastic Dynamics of Engineering Systems,out that “the clear conception of the differential law is one of Newton’s greatest achievements”. And R. Thom (1973) went even much further saying that: “the possibility of using the differential model is, to my mind, the final justification for the use of quantitative models in the sciences”.

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Introduction: Origin of Stochastic Differential Equations,ng real processes always contain some elements (e.g. coefficients, inhomogeneous part) which characterize physical features of the phenomenon and environment and are experimentally determined. Due to errors in the measurements and inherent randomness of a phenomenon these elements cannot most often

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,Stochastic Processes—Short Résumé,he same conditions, the outcomes of a repeated experiment do not coincide; between the results there exist some unpredictable, random variations. Such phenomena are commonly regarded as random phenomena. Of course, the concept of “randomness” comes from our experience with a real world and is mostly