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THEORY OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND A NONINVARIANT VACUUM

A. A. Grib
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.98768

This paper examines how a quantum field theory can possess a vacuum that is not invariant under internal symmetry transformations, in light of Coleman’s result relating vacuum invariance to invariance of the theory. It formulates the problem using representations of the Weyl form of canonical commut…

CLUMPS OF DIAMAGNETIC PLASMA IN THE FIELD OF A MAGNETIC DIPOLE

Wo Hong An, B. A. Tverskoi
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.98201

This paper analyzes the equilibrium shape of a finite clump of diamagnetic plasma with constant isotropic pressure in the magnetic field of a two-dimensional dipole, motivated by applications to geophysical and solar chromospheric configurations. Using complex-variable methods, the magnetic boundary…

LIGHT ABSORPTION IN A CaWO\(_4\):Nd\(^{3+}\) CRYSTAL WITH Na\(^+\) COMPENSATION IN THE 1.06 \(\mu\) REGION

D. A. MUKHAMEDOVA
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.98107

This study examines light absorption in a CaWO4:Nd3+ crystal with Na+ compensation in the 1.06 micrometer region, focusing on thermally populated transitions from the 4I11/2 level to the 4F3/2 level. Absorption spectra for polarized light were measured at 500 to 900 K using photographic photometry a…

TWO-SIDED VARIATIONAL ESTIMATES

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.97795

This paper develops variational methods for estimating the electric and magnetic polarizability coefficients that characterize diffraction by a small aperture in a perfectly conducting plane screen. Starting from the corresponding electrostatic and magnetostatic boundary value problems, the authors …

ON THE NATURE OF BEAD LIGHTNING

V. F. Minin, F. Kh. Baibulatov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.96912

This paper investigates the physical nature of bead lightning as a localized, long-lived afterglow of a discharge channel, using laboratory spark discharges in different gases, pressures, and capacitor-bank energies. Time-resolved photography, high-speed cinematography, photomultiplier measurements,…

STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF ULTRASOUND ON THE FORMATION OF TRACKS OF HIGH-ENERGY PARTICLES IN A LIQUID-HYDROGEN BUBBLE CHAMBER

V. A. Akulichev, L. R. Gavrilov, V. G. Grebinnik, V. A. Zhukov, G. Libman, A. P. Manych, Yu. I. Rudin, L. D. Rozenberg, G. I. Selivanov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.94495

This study examines whether ultrasound can enhance or replace mechanical expansion in a liquid-hydrogen bubble chamber for recording high-energy particle tracks. Experiments were performed in a 25 cm chamber exposed to 340 MeV negative pions, using a cylindrical focusing barium-titanate ultrasonic t…

A Nonhomogeneous Semi-Infinite Atmosphere with Pure Scattering

È. G. Ianovitskii
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.94209

The paper examines radiative transfer in a plane semi-infinite atmosphere whose quantum survival probability and scattering indicatrix may vary arbitrarily with optical depth. Using an expansion of the scattering indicatrix in Legendre polynomials, it presents integral expressions for the components…

TOWARD A UNIFIED THEORY OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES

G. V. Ryazanov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.94147

This paper proposes a speculative framework for a unified theory of elementary particles based on special-relativistic space-time, pointlike world lines, and a universal ensemble of equally probable trajectories subject to topological restrictions. Drawing analogies with Edwards’s treatment of polym…

THE ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE SURFACE OF AN ELECTRODE IN THE CATHODE SPOT OF AN ARC DISCHARGE

I. I. Beilis, G. A. Lyubimov, V. I. Rahovskii
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.93384

This paper examines the electric field at the cathode surface in the cathode spot of a vacuum arc and assesses the applicability of Mackeown’s collisionless space-charge equation. Using estimates of the cathode-fall thickness, particle mean free paths, and collision cross sections for electron scatt…

Calculation of Ionization Instability in a Low-Temperature Magnetized Plasma

E. P. Velikhov, L. M. Degtyarev, A. A. Samarskii, A. P. Favorski
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.92310

This paper numerically investigates ionization instability in a low-temperature magnetized plasma carrying an electric current, using a simplified two-dimensional model with constant electron temperature, constant conductivity, and no diffusion processes. The formulation couples an elliptic equation…

ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE OF BOUNDARY LAYERS

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.88316

This paper examines how the real electrical and defect structure of solid surfaces influences the formation and properties of liquid and solid boundary layers. Drawing on electron microscopic decoration studies and experiments on oriented nucleation through amorphous films, it argues that charged su…

ON THE POSSIBILITY OF THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRON–POSITRON PAIRS IN VACUUM UPON FOCUSING LASER RADIATION

F. V. BUNKIN, I. I. TUGOV
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.87290

This paper examines whether focused coherent laser radiation can produce electron, positron pairs from the vacuum, a quantum electrodynamic effect requiring fields near the critical Schwinger value. Using the nonlinear effective Lagrangian for slowly varying electromagnetic fields, the authors deriv…

KINETICS OF UNIPOLAR CHARGING OF BETA-ACTIVE “HOT” PARTICLES IN AN ELECTRIC FIELD

V. N. Kirichenko, V. D. Ivanov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.85057

This paper examines the kinetics of unipolar charging of highly radioactive beta-emitting aerosol particles in an external electric field, a problem relevant to electrostatic precipitation and atmospheric or industrial electric fields. The authors model a particle as an absorbing sphere emitting ele…

DISSOCIATION OF OXYGEN MOLECULES IN COLLISIONS

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.83834

This paper examines the high temperature dissociation of oxygen molecules in collisions with O2 and O, addressing the inadequacy of extrapolating lower temperature rate constants to regimes above about 10,000 K. Shock tube experiments in a 10 percent O2 and 90 percent Ar mixture used ultraviolet abs…

SOLUTION OF THE MILNE PROBLEM FOR THE KINETIC EQUATION OF BHATNAGAR, GROSS, AND KROOK

I. P. Stakhanov, P. P. Sherbinin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.81613

The paper solves the Milne boundary problem for the one-dimensional Bhatnagar, Gross, and Krook kinetic equation with an absorbing wall, motivated by dilute gas mixtures, low-temperature plasma, chemical kinetics, and neutron transport. Using a one-sided Fourier transform, the boundary condition is …

DIFFRACTION ON A BOUNDED BODY

A. G. Sveshnikov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.80622

The paper proposes a numerical algorithm for scalar diffraction by a bounded body when the incident wavelength is comparable with the object size and the exterior medium may have coordinate-dependent properties. The exterior boundary-value problem with impedance conditions is reduced by introducing …

ON THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF CRYSTALLINE ORDERING IN ONE-DIMENSIONAL QUANTUM SYSTEMS

B. I. Sadovnikov, E. M. Sorokina
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.80593

The paper examines whether crystalline ordering can occur in one-dimensional quantum systems of identical Bose or Fermi particles at nonzero temperature. Using Bogolyubov’s inequality for temperature Green’s functions, the authors derive a bound on density correlation functions near a reciprocal lat…

ON THE INVARIANCE OF THE DIRAC EQUATIONS

N. H. Ibragimov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.79484

This paper determines the continuous transformation groups of Pauli type that leave the Dirac equations invariant when the spinor and its conjugate are treated as an eight-component system. Using Lie group methods and imposing a reality condition on the transformation matrix, it derives the maximal …

EXPANSION IN NORMAL WAVES IN A SPHERICALLY LAYERED MEDIUM

P. E. Krasnushkin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.78399

The paper develops a direct normal-wave expansion for radio-wave fields in a spherically layered isotropic dissipative medium with complex dielectric permittivity. Using spectral results for non-self-adjoint differential operators, the radial normal-wave operator is transformed to a Schrödinger-type…

ASYMPTOTICS OF CORRELATION FUNCTIONS IN THE CRITICAL REGION

É. A. Arinstein
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.76342

This paper analyzes the asymptotic behavior of pair correlation functions near the critical point for a gas with short-range interactions, using the generating functional of correlation functions and the Ornstein-Zernike relation. It relates loss of uniqueness in the density equation to the spinodal…

Destruction of Color Centers in $\mathrm{NaCl}$ Single Crystals During Shock Compression

O. B. Yakusheva, V. V. Yakushev, A. N. Dremin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.76151

This study examines whether point defects in ionic crystals are generated directly in a shock-wave front, rather than during subsequent plastic deformation in rarefaction. NaCl single crystals containing radiation-induced F centers were shock-compressed along the [100] axis, and rapid changes in opt…

Dissipative instability of trapped particles in dense plasma

Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences B. B. KADOMTSEV, O. P. POGUTSE
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.75728

The paper analyzes a dissipative instability of drift waves in dense tokamak-type plasmas caused by collisional transfer of trapped electrons into passing states. Using a quasineutral dispersion relation with Boltzmann passing electrons, cold-ion drift response, and a velocity-dependent effective co…

POLARIZATION OF THE STIMULATED EMISSION OF PHTHALIMIDE SOLUTIONS

A. N. Sevchenko, L. G. Pikulik, L. F. Gladchenko, A. D. Das'ko
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.75536

The paper investigates the polarization of stimulated emission in solutions of several phthalimide derivatives, focusing on how solvent viscosity affects rotational depolarization before laser generation. Using transverse pumping by the polarized second harmonic of a ruby laser and photographic pola…

Heat propagation in plasma along a magnetic field (replacement wave)

A. A. Ivanov, L. L. Kozorovitskii, V. D. Rusanov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.74573

Experiments are reported on heat propagation along a magnetic field in a cylindrical hydrogen or argon plasma column after localized rapid heating by a nonlinear oblique magnetosonic wave. Diamagnetic, magnetic, interferometric, and electric probe measurements show that the plasma pressure perturbat…

On integral invariants in systems of hydrodynamic type

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.74013

The paper defines a broad class of finite dimensional dynamical systems of hydrodynamic type, characterized by quadratic nonlinear equations, conservation of phase volume, and a positive definite quadratic energy integral, as a framework for studying integral invariants relevant to turbulence statis…

ORIENTED CRYSTALLIZATION ON HIGH-POLYMER BOUNDARY LAYERS THAT COPY, BY AN ELECTRET MECHANISM, THE ELECTRIC RELIEF OF THE SURFACE OF SUBSTRATE CRYSTALS

G. I. Distler, S. A. Kobzareva
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.73995

This study examines how amorphous polymer boundary layers can retain and transmit the orienting influence of crystalline substrates during crystallization. Anthraquinone was sublimed onto NaCl and mica surfaces and onto the contact sides of separated polyvinyl chloride and nitrocellulose films prepa…

ON STOCHASTIC “HEATING” OF A NONLINEAR WAVE

N. N. Filonenko
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.73686

The paper examines stochastic energy pumping into nonlinear waves as an analogue of stochastic acceleration of charged particles in random fields. Using the Korteweg de Vries equation with a weak stationary random external force, it derives an evolution equation for the wave energy and shows that, f…

PROBLEMS OF STATISTICAL PHYSICS IN STRONGLY ELONGATED BODIES

Yu. S. Tyupkin, A. S. Schwarz
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.73282

The paper examines statistical-physics problems in strongly elongated Bose systems, questioning claims that elongation by itself lowers the onset temperature of Bose condensation, superfluidity, or superconductivity. For an ideal Bose gas, the authors analyze particle occupation, thermodynamic funct…

DIFFRACTION THEORY OF SHADOW PHOTOMETRIC KNIFE-EDGE AND SLIT METHODS

L. A. Vasil'ev, È. P. Kazandjan, V. S. Sukhorukikh
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.73265

This paper develops a diffraction-theoretical treatment of shadow photometric knife-edge and slit methods, in which geometrical optics predicts a linear relation between ray deflection angle and image-plane illumination. Using the Huygens-Fresnel principle for the focal plane and image plane of the …

ON THE QUESTION OF MEASURING THE AMOUNT OF A MEDIUM IN A CLOSED VOLUME

B. N. Petrov, V. A. Viktorov, B. V. Lunkin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.73092

The paper addresses measurement of the quantity of a dielectric medium distributed arbitrarily within a closed vessel, where conventional readings may depend on the shape and position of the filled region. It develops a resonant electromagnetic method in which metallic surfaces or lines form a field…

HYPERFINE STRUCTURE OF BRAGG MAXIMA IN MÖSSBAUEROGRAPHY

M. A. Andreeva, R. N. Kuz'min
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.72793

This paper analyzes the hyperfine structure of Bragg maxima in Mössbauer diffraction and compares the information obtainable from diffraction peaks with that from conventional resonance absorption. It argues that, although the energy positions of hyperfine components are governed by the same nuclear…

THE INFLUENCE OF THE CHARACTER OF INTRAMOLECULAR ORIENTATIONAL MOTION ON MAGNETIC RELAXATION IN SOLIDS

M. R. Zaripov, M. M. Bildanov, G. M. Kadievskii
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.72569

This paper examines how different types of intramolecular orientational motion affect proton spin-lattice magnetic relaxation in crystalline amino acids. Measurements of relaxation times over a range from 77 K to the melting point show separate low-temperature and high-temperature minima, attributed…

ON AN INVERSE PROBLEM IN DIFFRACTION THEORY

G. D. Malyuzhinets
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.71624

This note formulates an inverse problem for scalar diffraction of a plane wave by a sphere whose surface admittance is expanded in Legendre polynomials with coefficients depending on the nondimensional parameter kr0. The objective is to choose these coefficients so that, in the low-frequency limit, …

ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF Mn\(^{2+}\) AND Gd\(^{3+}\) IONS IN THE CHALCOGENIDE GLASSES TlAsSe\(_2\) AND TlAsS\(_2\) IN THE 2 AND 0.8 cm BANDS

I. V. Chepeleva
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.71160

Electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of Mn2+ and Gd3+ ions in TlAsSe2 and TlAsS2 chalcogenide glasses were studied in the 2 and 0.8 cm bands and compared with earlier 3 cm results to clarify the origin of anomalous lines with effective g factors greater than 2. The frequency dependence of the Mn2…