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Effect of Pressure on Anharmonicity

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.42527

This paper examines how high pressure affects anharmonicity and the Grüneisen parameter in crystals, with emphasis on conditions along the shock adiabat where the classical high-temperature limit is applicable. Using pair central-force lattice dynamics, it derives expressions for a high-frequency Gr…

Analysis of Positive Pion Photoproduction at Photon Energies of 175–230 MeV

M. I. ADAMOVICH, V. G. LARIONOVA, A. I. LEBEDEV, S. P. KHARLAMOV,
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.41938

This paper analyzes experimental data on positive pion photoproduction on hydrogen near threshold, for photon energies from 175 to 230 MeV, obtained with a bremsstrahlung beam and nuclear emulsion detectors at the Lebedev Institute synchrotron. Differential cross sections measured over a wide angula…

GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF EQUATIONS DESCRIBING ONE-DIMENSIONAL UNSTEADY GAS FLOWS

Consider the following system of equations describing one-dimensional unsteady flows in the hydraulic approximation:
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.40318

This paper gives a group classification of the equations for one-dimensional unsteady adiabatic gas flow in the hydraulic approximation, allowing an arbitrary dependence of the flow-tube cross section on position and an arbitrary thermodynamic function. By deriving and analyzing the determining equa…

On the Issue of Electron Temperature in a High-Power Pulsed Discharge

Yu. K. ZEMTSOV, V. D. PISMENNYI, and I. M. PODGORNYI
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.39790

This paper examines why spectroscopic measurements in a powerful pulsed discharge indicate electron temperatures much lower than ion temperatures during maximum plasma compression. The authors model electron and ion temperature relaxation at electron density about 10^17 cm^-3, including Coulomb ener…

Generalized Normal Waves in Chain Structures

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.39080

This paper develops a theory of generalized normal waves in chains of nonidentical linear cells, such as transmission lines, cables, and waveguides, where ordinary normal waves generally need not exist. It defines waves by rank according to invariant subspaces of the cell transformation matrices, di…

Radiation of Gravitational Waves by Bodies Moving in the Field of a Collapsing Star

Academician Ya. B. ZELDOVICH, I. D. NOVIKOV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.38741

This paper estimates gravitational wave emission by a small body moving in the Schwarzschild field of a much larger collapsing star, with attention to how radiation reaction modifies capture and orbital motion near the gravitational radius. Using weak-field radiation formulas extended as order-of-ma…

Phase-compensation method for measuring relaxation times of the order of $10^{-10}$ sec. in $p$ – $n$ junctions

Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Uzbek SSR E. I. ADIROVICH, S. P. LUNEZHEV, Z. P. MIRONENKOVA
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.38075

This paper presents a phase compensation method for measuring very short relaxation times in p-n junctions, motivated by the need to study electronic processes in nanosecond transistor electronics beyond the range of earlier phase techniques. The authors combine phase-sensitive detection with a brid…

Relaxation Oscillations in Dielectrics

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.37054

This paper reports relaxation current oscillations observed in dielectric specimens, chiefly polycrystalline barium titanate, under a direct voltage with asymmetric electrodes. Oscillograms show nonstrictly periodic current pulses whose amplitudes and repetition frequencies are correlated, and chang…

A Variant of a Magnetic Trap

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.36673

This paper examines a proposed magnetic trap for confinement and accumulation of hot plasma, using a practically realizable approximation to a general time-varying magnetic field: the field of a magnetic dipole. It analyzes calculated trajectories of hydrogen ions at thermonuclear-relevant energies,…

On the Mechanism of Radioactive Decay with Proton Emission

V. I. Gol'danskiĭ
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.34543

The paper examines mechanisms of radioactive decay involving proton emission in neutron-deficient nuclei, distinguishing true proton or two-proton radioactivity from delayed proton emission following beta-plus decay. Using barrier estimates, half-lives, reaction thresholds, decay energies, and compa…

On the Generation of Ultrafast Plasma Bunches in Railgun-Type Accelerators

L. V. Dubovoi, Yu. E. Nesterikhin
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.34378

This paper reports experiments on producing high velocity plasma clots in a coaxial railgun type electrodynamic accelerator, motivated by the need for plasma injection into magnetic traps at velocities near 10^6 to 10^7 m/s. The authors use a separate plasma source to inject a highly ionized, low ma…

Fission Cross Sections of $\mathrm{Pa}^{231}$ and $\mathrm{Pa}^{239}$ Induced by Neutrons in the Energy Range $1,5\div1500$ keV

S. M. DUBROVINA, V. A. SHIGIN
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.32869

This paper reports measurements of neutron induced fission cross sections for Pa-231 and Pu-239 using an electrostatic accelerator, with Pa-231 studied over 140 to 1740 keV and Pu-239 over 1.5 to 1250 keV. Motivated by earlier observations that some fissioning nuclei show threshold region irregulari…

Accounting for Damping in Weak Interactions

A. A. Sokolov, Yu. P. Ivanov, Yu. G. Pavlenko, B. K. Kerimov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.32439

The paper applies damping theory to neutrino and antineutrino scattering on electrons within the four-component neutrino theory with a V minus A weak interaction. By expanding scattering amplitudes in Wigner functions and summing the corresponding chain diagrams with intermediate propagators replace…

Application of the Method of Stationary Phase to the Solution of Kinetic Equations

L. G. ZASTAVENKO, A. CHILOK
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.30456

This paper proposes a numerical method based on stationary phase for evaluating solutions of kinetic equations arising in multiple scattering, where direct summation of angular momentum expansions may require many terms and suffer from cancellations. The authors transform the standard series solutio…

Effect of the Scattering Phase Function on Transparency

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.30245

This paper examines errors in transparency measurements of turbid media caused by neglecting light that is scattered directly into the receiver, with particular attention to media containing large particles such as fog droplets. Under a single-scattering approximation, the authors derive correction …

Formation of Paramagnetic Centers and EMF during Electrochemical Reactions in Polycrystals of Triphenylmethane Dyes

F. P. Chernyakovskii, A. G. Chetverikov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.29881

This paper reports electrical and magnetic effects produced by passing current through pressed polycrystalline tablets of triphenylmethane dyes, studied mainly for brilliant green and extended to related dyes. Using conductivity measurements, charge and discharge observations, and electron paramagne…

On the Issue of Electron Heating in Anisotropic Plasma

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.28995

This paper examines electron heating associated with cyclotron instability in a low-pressure anisotropic plasma, especially when ion perpendicular temperature greatly exceeds longitudinal temperature. Using the longitudinal dispersion relation for a collisionless Maxwellian anisotropic plasma, the a…

A.f.n. films obtained by sublimation of $\mathrm{Si}$ atoms from the surface of a current-carrying silicon wafer

Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Uzbek SSR É. I. Adirovich, L. M. Goldshtein
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.26702

This paper describes a method for producing thin silicon films with anomalously large photovoltages by sublimating silicon atoms from a current-heated silicon plate onto glass or quartz substrates. Unlike earlier approaches emphasizing oblique deposition from a point source, the method uses an exten…

Study of the Decay of $\mathrm{Rh}^{100}$

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.26513

The decay of Rhodium 100 was investigated using a magnetic beta spectrometer with scintillation electron registration, gamma spectrometers, gamma gamma coincidence measurements, and total absorption measurements with a NaI well crystal. Chemical separation and growth and decay studies were used to a…

On a Solvable Problem in the Theory of Plasma Turbulence

A. A. GALEEV, V. I. KARPMAN, R. Z. SAGDEEV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.25709

This paper examines a solvable problem in plasma turbulence: the nonlinear time evolution of the spectrum of Langmuir electron oscillations in a homogeneous unmagnetized plasma. Using asymptotic perturbation theory, the authors derive kinetic equations for wave amplitudes and particle distribution f…

Constructive Theory of Compensating Fields

G. A. SOKOLIK, N. P. KONOPLEVA
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.25679

This paper develops a constructive formulation of compensating fields for local gauge groups by treating them as connection coefficients in the space of internal degrees of freedom. Starting from a generalized Noether argument, the authors derive the covariant derivative, transformation law for the …

On the Interaction of Waves in Continuous Media

A. A. VEDENOV, L. I. RUDAKOV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.25300

This paper develops a self-consistent description of the interaction between high-frequency collective oscillations and low-frequency hydrodynamic waves in continuous media, treating the former as quasiparticles. Starting from a Lagrangian formulation, the authors derive a kinetic equation for the q…

Field of a Charged Filament Moving Uniformly Near a System of Perfectly Conducting Half-Planes

G. V. VOSKRESENSKII, B. M. BOLOTOVSKII
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.24832

An exact solution is developed for the electromagnetic field of a uniformly moving charged filament passing near a periodic system of perfectly conducting half-planes. The field is formulated with a Hertz vector, the induced plate currents are reduced to paired integral equations, and these equation…

On the Theory of Laser Radiation

M. L. TER-MIKAELYAN, A. L. MIKAELYAN
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.24773

This paper formulates approximate equations for laser radiation in a one-dimensional resonator, treating the rightward and leftward photon fluxes by nonstationary transport equations coupled to the population inversion of the active medium. The authors relate gain to inversion, include resonant stim…

Spinor Notation of the Gravitational Field

G. A. SOKOLIK
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.23746

This paper extends the method of compensating fields to spinor quantities in the formulation of gravitational interaction. It argues that relations between tensor and spinor quantities used in earlier spinor gravitational theories are valid only in an orthogonal basis, and therefore constructs the i…

On the diffraction of a multifront detonation wave

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.23627

This paper examines the diffraction of gas detonation waves as they emerge from channels or tubes into a larger volume, emphasizing the role of transverse waves in multi-front detonation structure. Using schlieren and sweep photography for several combustible mixtures, the authors compare observed s…

On the Relationship Between the Paramagnetic and Electrical Properties of Some Organic Semiconductors

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.23016

This paper examines the relationship between electron paramagnetic resonance and electrical conductivity in radiation thermally modified polyethylene products subjected to vacuum thermal treatment at different temperatures. By comparing measured concentrations of paramagnetic centers with carrier co…

On the regularities in the change of the Raman scattering spectrum of $\alpha$-quartz under fast-neutron irradiation

V. G. ZUBOV, L. P. OSIPOVA
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.21632

This study examines changes in the Raman scattering spectrum of alpha quartz irradiated by fast neutrons with integral fluxes of 4, 5, and 7 x 10^19 n/cm2. Photoelectric measurements show decreasing and broadening Raman line intensities, shifts toward lower frequencies, and growth of a continuous sc…

Photosorption of Oxygen on Cadmium Sulfide

V. A. KOTEL’NIKOV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.21022

This paper reports the discovery and experimental study of oxygen photosorption on polycrystalline cadmium sulfide powders under vacuum. Using pressure measurements during illumination, the study examines reproducibility, thermal treatment, temperature dependence, light intensity dependence, and spe…

Fundamental Formulas for a Multidimensional Real Spinor and an Algebraic Model of Quantized Wave Fields

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.19636

The paper develops a finite-dimensional algebraic model for quantized wave fields by relating creation and annihilation operator algebras to a generalized theory of real spinors. It constructs real matrix generators satisfying Clifford-type relations, derives fermionic anticommutation relations from…

Paramagnetic Relaxation in Gadolinium Nitrate Solutions

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1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.19214

Paramagnetic relaxation in aqueous gadolinium nitrate solutions was investigated using Q-meter measurements of absorption in parallel and perpendicular fields at concentrations from 0.5 to about 4 mol/l and temperatures from 293 to 368 K. The study determined spin-lattice and spin-spin relaxation ti…