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Mathematical Methods in Law Enforcement: Counteracting Extremism on Social Media
The paper discusses the problem of determining the most influential people on social media while taking into consideration the possibilities of forming coalitions with their sets. The authors analyze social media networks created by criminal elements. Modern Russia has a practice of criminal and adm
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