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EMPTY SPACE-TIME

V. D. Zakharov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.99381

This paper studies vacuum space-times admitting a covariantly constant vector field and relates them to Petrov type N gravitational fields. It derives a general coordinate form of the metric with six functions subject to four vacuum field equations, shows that the associated parallel vector is null …

CURRENT ALGEBRAS AND DISPERSION RELATIONS

A. V. Efremov, V. A. Matveev, A. N. Tavkhelidze, A. A. Khelashvili
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.99345

This paper examines the relation between two approaches to deriving sum rules for form factors: charge algebra combined with dispersion relations, and current density algebra. Starting from equal-time commutation relations for current-like operators, the authors derive matrix-element relations using…

PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY OF ORGANIC DYES AT A FREQUENCY OF \(10^{10}\) Hz

L. N. Ionov, I. A. Akimov, A. N. Terenin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.98790

This paper investigates photoconductivity in organic dyes at microwave frequencies as a way to reduce distortions caused by contacts, grain boundaries, electrodes, and surface effects in heterogeneous powder and film samples. Using a resonator method at about 9600 MHz, the authors measured light-ind…

SINGLE-NUCLEON STATES IN A MODEL WITH A FIXED SOURCE

V. B. Gostev, A. R. Frenkin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.98385

This paper studies single-nucleon states in an exactly solvable fixed-source field-theoretic model containing three heavy fermion states and a relativistic boson, as a generalization of the Lee model motivated by meson-nucleon resonances. The Schrödinger equation for the physical A-particle is reduc…

MEASUREMENT OF PRESSURES UP TO 100 kbar BY THE FREE-PISTON METHOD

L. F. Vereshchagin, E. V. Zubova, I. P. Buimova, K. P. Burdina
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.98035

This paper addresses the need for direct pressure measurement in the range approaching 100 kbar, beyond the reliable range of earlier free-piston manometers and extrapolated calibration methods. The authors describe a free-piston manometer in which piston geometry, rotation, and lubrication are used…

ON THE REPRESENTATION OF STATES IN QUANTUM FIELD THEORY

L. Sh. Khodzhaev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.95849

The paper formulates a representation of states for systems of several noninteracting quantized fields of arbitrary spin, motivated by the study of general properties of the S-matrix. It constructs a countably normed space of regular multiparticle states, embeds it in a rigged Hilbert space, and des…

Electron paramagnetic resonance of $\mathrm{Mn}^{2+}$ ions in $\mathrm{Tl}_2\mathrm{SeAs}_2\mathrm{Se}_3$

L. D. Bogomolova, V. N. Lazukin, I. V. Chepeleva
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.95839

Electron paramagnetic resonance was studied for manganese-doped glassy Tl2SeAs2Se3 samples containing 0.1 to 1 wt.% Mn at 300, 77, and, for one sample, 4.2 K. The spectra generally contain two resonance lines, with g approximately 4.3 and g approximately 2, whose intensities, widths, and temperature…

ON THE EFFECTIVE CROSS SECTIONS FOR EXCITATION OF THE RESONANCE DOUBLETS OF CESIUM AND RUBIDIUM

I. P. Zapesochnyĭ, L. L. Shimon
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.95779

The study addresses the lack of absolute experimental data on electron-impact excitation cross sections for the resonance doublets of cesium and rubidium, where measurements are complicated by self-absorption of resonance radiation. A movable-window excitation tube was developed to vary the absorbin…

ON GROOVE INSTABILITY IN AN UNCOMPENSATED PLASMA

Yu. N. Dnestrovskii, D. P. Kostomarov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.94166

This paper examines the influence of a plasma’s self-consistent radial electric field on low-frequency groove-type instability in a rarefied, inhomogeneous, uncompensated ion-electron plasma in a weakly nonuniform magnetic field. Starting from a drift-approximation differential equation for longitud…

ON THE QUESTION OF THE UNITARITY OF THE $S$-MATRIX IN BROKEN $SL(6)$ SYMMETRY

Nguyễn Văn Hiêu, A. N. Tavkhelidze
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.91302

The paper addresses claims that invariance under broken SL(6) symmetry is incompatible with S-matrix unitarity. It argues that the contradiction arises only if strict SL(6) invariance is imposed on physical amplitudes, whereas the appropriate formulation introduces 36-dimensional momenta, for which …

ON THE POSSIBILITY OF TAKING THREE-PARTICLE FORCES INTO ACCOUNT IN THE RELATIVISTIC THREE-BODY SCATTERING PROBLEM

V. P. Shelest
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.91161

The paper examines how three-particle forces can be incorporated into the relativistic three-body scattering problem formulated through Faddeev-type integral equations and Bethe-Salpeter kernels. Starting from the pair-interaction case, it derives coupled equations for transition amplitudes involvin…

ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF $\mathrm{Gd}^{3+}$ IONS IN THE CHALCOGENIDE GLASS $\mathrm{Tl_2SeAs_2Se_3}$

I. V. Chepeleva, V. N. Lazukin, S. A. Dembovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.90384

Electron paramagnetic resonance was studied in glassy Tl2SeAs2Se3 samples doped with 0.2 to 0.5 wt.% gadolinium, using spectra recorded from room temperature down to liquid helium temperature and compared with gadolinium-doped As2Se3 glass. The Tl2SeAs2Se3 spectra were complex but reproducible, with…

RELATION BETWEEN THE SHAPE OF THE HOMOGENEITY REGION OF THE β-PHASE ON THE PHASE DIAGRAM OF THE NIOBIUM–TIN SYSTEM AND THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF $\mathrm{Nb}_3\mathrm{Sn}$

V. N. Svechnikov, V. M. Pan, Yu. I. Beletskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.89010

This study examines how the homogeneity region of the beta phase in the niobium-tin system relates to the superconducting properties of Nb3Sn, particularly the observed dependence on heat-treatment temperature. Alloys with varied tin content were prepared, annealed at temperatures from 700 to 1800°C…

Manifestation of Kirchhoff's Law in Gamma Spectroscopy

Yu. T. Mazurenko
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.88023

This paper examines how Kirchhoff’s law is manifested in gamma spectroscopy, where nuclear absorption and fluorescence lines are displaced from one another by photon recoil rather than coinciding as in the optical region. It compares the frequency contours required by Kirchhoff’s relation with line …

PRODUCTION OF A NEUTRINO PAIR DURING THE MOTION OF AN ELECTRON IN A MAGNETIC FIELD

V. N. Baier, V. M. Katkov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.86489

This paper analyzes the production of neutrino, antineutrino pairs by an electron moving in an external magnetic field, treating the process within the universal V-A theory of weak interactions. Using electron wave functions in a magnetic field and quasiclassical asymptotics for high Landau levels, …

On the stabilization of drift instability in traps with a magnetic field increasing toward the boundary

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.86037

This paper examines whether an outwardly increasing magnetic field, known to suppress flute instability in low beta plasma traps, also stabilizes drift instability. Using a simplified cylindrical geometry with rarefied plasma, hot electrons, cold ions, quasineutrality, ion fluid equations, and a dri…

ON THE COLLISION OF AN ATOM WITH THE SURFACE OF A SOLID

V. V. Mazhuga
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.85239

This paper analyzes the classical dynamics of an atom colliding with and adsorbing on the surface of a solid, modeled as interaction with the end atom of a semi-infinite harmonic chain. Using generating functions and Laplace transforms, it derives closed-form solutions for the relative displacement …

ON THE THEORY OF OPEN RESONATORS FORMED BY PARALLEL DISKS

A. T. Fialkovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.84981

This paper develops an approximate theory of open electromagnetic resonators formed by two parallel disks for the case of large axial wave number product. Using reflection coefficients for waves near the critical frequencies of an open-ended plane waveguide, it derives impedance boundary conditions …

DETERMINATION OF THE TEMPERATURE AND CONCENTRATION OF ELECTRONS IN AN ARC PLASMA FROM THOMSON SCATTERING OF LASER RADIATION

G. M. Malyshev, G. V. Ostrovskaya, G. T. Razdobarin, L. V. Sokolova
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.83788

This paper reports an experimental determination of electron temperature and concentration in a direct-current helium arc plasma in an axial magnetic field using Thomson scattering of ruby laser radiation. Scattered light from a small plasma volume was observed at 90 degrees, separated from plasma g…

ON ALLOWING FOR THE COULOMB INTERACTION IN A TWO-BAND MODEL OF A SUPERCONDUCTOR

M. E. Palistrant, V. A. Moskalenko
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.83555

This paper examines how electron Coulomb interaction modifies the critical temperature and isotope effect in a two-band model of a superconductor, including the case of a nonmagnetic impurity. Using the Bardeen-Pines Hamiltonian, the authors derive the screened boson Green’s function, obtain coupled…

ON THE STRUCTURE OF A DISLOCATION IN A CRYSTAL LATTICE AND THE MECHANISM OF DISLOCATION MULTIPLICATION

V. Z. Bengus
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.81964

This paper proposes a model of dislocation structure that emphasizes the finite disordering energy and threshold stability of a crystal lattice near a dislocation axis. It defines a “physical core” as the region where dislocation-induced shear strain reaches the critical value for lattice instabilit…

ON THE INFLUENCE OF EXCITATION DIFFUSION ON THE REGIME OF MULTIMODE GENERATION

B. L. Livshits, S. N. Stolyarov, V. N. Tsikunov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.81877

The paper analyzes how excitation diffusion affects multimode generation in a Fabry Perot quantum generator, focusing on axial modes at pump powers not restricted to the immediate threshold region. It solves stationary coupled equations for the inverted population and photon densities by successive …

QUASILINEAR THEORY OF TWO-BEAM INSTABILITY

A. V. Shut'ko
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.80112

This paper develops an exact quasilinear treatment for a simplified two-beam plasma instability model in which electrons are injected symmetrically with velocities ±v0 and removed with a characteristic lifetime. Because monoenergetic beams do not permit the usual separation of a small resonant-parti…

Electron Transition to the Continuous Spectrum

V. I. Osherov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.79872

This paper treats electron detachment into the continuous spectrum during collisions of a negative ion with an atom, removing restrictions of earlier classical and point-interaction approximations. A quantum model is formulated for nuclear motion involving one sloping term coupled to a continuum, so…

Optical observation of a phase transition in $\mathrm{SbSJ}$ single crystals

A. A. Grekov, V. A. Lyakhovitskaya, A. I. Rodin, V. M. Fridkin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.79056

This paper reports an optical method for observing the ferroelectric phase transition in SbSJ single crystals, based on the long-wavelength shift of the intrinsic absorption edge and the associated change in band gap near the Curie temperature. Thin crystal plates grown from the gas phase were exami…

MOTION OF A QUASICLASSICAL PARTICLE IN A QUASIPERIODIC POTENTIAL

G. M. Zaslavsky, A. M. Fridman
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.78915

This paper studies the one dimensional motion of a quasiclassical particle in a potential whose periodic structure is slowly distorted by spatially varying parameters. It develops a transfer matrix and WKB based method for incorporating nonquasiclassical corrections near band edges, where accumulate…

STRUCTURE OF THE ENERGY SPECTRUM OF IONS SCATTERED BY A SINGLE CRYSTAL

E. S. Mashkova, V. A. Molchanov, È. S. Parilis, N. Yu. Turaev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.77988

This study investigates the predicted fine structure in the high energy part of the spectrum of ions scattered from single crystal surfaces. Argon ions of 30 keV were directed at the (100) and (114) faces of copper, with measurements at a scattering angle of 50 degrees and varying grazing angles, an…

THEORY OF A NEUTRAL MASSIVE TENSOR FIELD WITH SPIN 2

V. I. Ogievetskii, I. V. Polubarinov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.76269

The paper constructs interacting theories for a neutral massive symmetric tensor field constrained to exclude the spin 1 component and one scalar component through a generalized Hilbert-Lorentz supplementary condition. Using variational identities for tensor and scalar fields, the authors derive adm…

Magnetic Permeability, Electrical Conductivity, Dielectric Permittivity, and Thermal Conductivity of a Medium Containing Spherical and Ellipsoidal Inclusions

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.74719

This paper addresses the effective magnetic permeability, electrical conductivity, dielectric permittivity, and thermal conductivity of composite media containing dispersed spherical or ellipsoidal inclusions, a problem motivated by petrophysical and geophysical applications. Using magnetic permeabi…

EXCITATION OF VIBRATIONAL DEGREES OF FREEDOM IN MOLECULAR COLLISIONS

B. V. Kuksenko, V. B. Leonas, S. A. Losev, A. I. Osipov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73863

This paper examines assumptions in the theory of vibrational relaxation in molecular collisions, especially the use of harmonic oscillators, perturbative treatments, and linear head-on collision models. Using classical mechanical calculations for atom and molecule impacts on diatomic molecules, incl…

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STRUCTURE AND POLARIZATION OF PARTICLES IN THE REACTIONS \(l+\tilde l \rightleftarrows p+\tilde p\)

A. A. Sokolov, B. K. Kerimov, I. G. Dzhafarov, R. Sh. Yakhyaev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73253

This paper analyzes particle structure and polarization effects in electron or muon pair annihilation into proton and antiproton pairs, and in the inverse reactions, within the one photon approximation. Allowing both proton and lepton vertices to have Dirac and Pauli form factors, the authors derive…

ON THE INFLUENCE OF FLUCTUATIONS OF ENERGY DISSIPATION ON THE FORM OF TURBULENCE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE INERTIAL RANGE

A. M. Yaglom
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73199

The paper examines how fluctuations in the local rate of kinetic energy dissipation affect inertial-range turbulence statistics, addressing limitations of the classical two-thirds and five-thirds laws. It develops a cascade-based argument, consistent with lognormal assumptions for spatially averaged…

ON THE NATURE OF THE MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF THE PHASE TRANSITION IN FERROELECTRICS ISOMORPHOUS WITH TRIGLYCINE SULFATE CRYSTALS

L. D. Kislovskii, E. K. Galanov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72885

This paper examines the molecular mechanism of the phase transition in ferroelectrics isomorphous with triglycine sulfate, focusing on the role of tetrahedral sulfate, selenate, and fluoroberyllate groups. Using polarized infrared reflection spectra of oriented single-crystal sections, the authors r…

INVESTIGATION OF DIFFRACTION PRODUCTION OF $\pi$ MESONS BY PROTONS WITH AN ENERGY OF 20 GeV

È. H. Boos, Zh. S. Takibaev, R. A. Tursunov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72787

This study examines coherent diffraction production of pion mesons by 19.8 GeV/c protons in Ilford G-5 nuclear emulsion, focusing on three-prong interactions consistent with proton dissociation. Secondary particles in 179 events were identified using ionization losses and multiple Coulomb scattering…

NONLINEAR THEORY OF THE DRIFT-CONE INSTABILITY

A. B. Mikhailovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72052

This paper develops a nonlinear treatment of the drift-cone instability in an inhomogeneous magnetized plasma confined in an adiabatic trap, focusing on the particle losses produced when the ion transverse-velocity distribution contains a loss cone. Starting from the linear dispersion relation for h…

STABILITY OF MAGNETIC SURFACES

L. S. Solov'ev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71990

This paper derives an approximate integral for magnetic field lines with a large longitudinal component in an arbitrary periodic curvilinear geometry, using an averaging method to define magnetic surfaces. The resulting expression is applied to toroidal configurations to analyze how small magnetic-f…

CONDITIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT PARTICLES AND ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN AN UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSION WITH EJECTION OF SOIL

Yu. A. Izrael
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71133

This paper examines the formation of radioactive fallout particles and isotope fractionation during shallow underground nuclear explosions that eject soil, with emphasis on how these processes differ from surface and air bursts. Using calculations for a Sedan-type explosion in water-bearing alluvium…

A METHOD FOR SOLVING THE GENERAL BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM OF THE PROPAGATION OF LONG AND SUPERLONG RADIO WAVES AROUND THE EARTH

P. E. Krasnushkin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.70675

The paper formulates a general boundary value problem for long and superlong radio wave propagation around the Earth in a spherical, layered medium consisting of the Earth, atmosphere, and anisotropic ionosphere. It develops a coupled line method in which the electromagnetic field is expanded in nor…

ON THE THEORY OF UNDAMPED INTENSITY PULSATIONS OF QUANTUM GENERATORS

N. G. Basov, V. N. Morozov, A. N. Oraevsky
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69999

This paper analyzes undamped intensity pulsations in quantum generators through a nonlinear equation governing laser radiation intensity. It derives the integral of motion and asymptotic periodic solutions of the associated conservative equation, focusing on the large modulation depth regime where t…

FLARE STARS AS A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF COSMIC X-RAY RADIATION

G. A. Gurzadyan
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.68257

This paper proposes that late-type flare stars may produce detectable cosmic X-ray radiation during flares, motivated by the appearance of the He II 4686 Å line and the implied presence of sufficiently energetic photons or particles. It develops an inverse Compton interpretation in which infrared ph…