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Social and Economic Networks
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Automation and Remote Control
Distributed Coordination of Multi-agent Networks: Emergent Problems, Models, and Issues
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Automation and Remote Control
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Modern trends in the design of complex hierarchical models of warfare are discussed. First, we briefly navigate across well-known mathematical models of warfare (including descriptive, simulation, optimization and game-theoretic ones). Second, two canonical models (typical "examples") and their extensions, namely, Lanchester's models and colonel Blotto games, are considered in a greater detail. Finally, the hierarchical approach to warfare modeling is analyzed.