Publishing in Moscow

Math in Moscow

Moscow Eye Hospital.

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Kolmogorov Complexity: Recent Research in Moscow

The Kolmogorov complexity theory emerged in sixties; main definitions were independently found by Ray Solomonoff, A.N. Kolmogorov and G. Chaitin. The motivations for the definition were quite different. For Solomonoff the main goal was inductive inference theory. Kolmogorov's work was closely connected with foundations of probability theory and information theory. Chaitin's studied the length o...

Seasonal variation in mortality in Moscow.

BACKGROUND Seasonal variation in mortality has been investigated in many countries but not, until recently, in Russia. There are some grounds for suspecting that it may differ in Russia from what is seen in western countries. This paper explores patterns of seasonal variation in mortality in Moscow between 1993 and 1995. METHODS Analysis was based on individual data on deaths occurring in Mos...

Temperature-induced excess mortality in Moscow, Russia.

After considering the observed long-term trends in average monthly temperatures distribution in Moscow, the authors evaluated how acute mortality responded to changes in daily average, minimum and maximum temperatures throughout the year, and identified vulnerable population groups, by age and causes of death. A plot of the basic mortality-temperature relationship indicated that this relationsh...