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THEORY OF LASER GENERATION BY CENTERS OF TWO KINDS

G. Yu. Buryakovskii, V. S. Mashkevich
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.35619

This paper develops a stationary theory of laser generation in an active medium containing two kinds of four-level centers, treating spectral inhomogeneity as a source of multimode behavior. Starting from kinetic equations for mode photon numbers and excited-state populations, the authors analyze si…

OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF FILMS

È. I. Adirovich, L. A. Doubrovsky, V. M. Rubinov, L. B. Suzdalkina
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.34794

The paper proposes an optical transmission method for studying thin films deposited on opaque semiconductor substrates, using substrate photoresponses such as photoconductivity to register light that has passed through the film. The authors develop the measurement scheme and formulas for deriving fi…

Stimulated Emission of Solutions of Cyanine Dyes

Unknown
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.34707

This paper reports experiments on stimulated emission from alcoholic solutions of the cyanine dye 3,3′-diethylthiotricarbocyanine iodide pumped by a giant pulse ruby laser. The authors measure absorption and luminescence characteristics, observe intense narrowed emission in the 7900 to 9000 Å region…

ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY IN THE CONTINUOUS SPECTRUM OF RAYLEIGH SCATTERING OF LIGHT IN ORGANIC LIQUIDS FAR FROM THE MELTING POINT

A. V. Sechkarev, P. T. Nikolaenko
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.34678

This paper develops a molecular description of the continuous spectrum of Rayleigh scattering in organic liquids far from the melting point, treating the near background and the far wing within a single framework. The model represents liquid molecules as undergoing quasi-elastic rotational oscillati…

Study of optical breakdown in air by a mode-locked laser

S. D. KAITMAZOV, A. A. MEDVEDEV, Academician A. M. PROKHOROV
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.33923

This paper reports an experimental study of optical breakdown in air produced by a neodymium laser operating in the mode-locking regime, where a train of ultrashort pulses replaces the single giant pulse used in earlier work. By varying the resonator length and pulse spacing, the authors observed th…

THEORY OF LIGHT SCATTERING BY SEMIRIGID MACROMOLECULES. THE STATISTICAL ZIGZAG MODEL

A. M. Skvortsov, T. M. Birshtein, B. A. Fedorov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.33695

This paper develops a theory of light and X-ray scattering for semirigid linear macromolecules represented by a freely jointed statistical zigzag, in which kinks occur randomly along the chain and rigid segment lengths follow a statistical distribution. Using the probability distribution of segment …

MIGRATION POLARIZATION CAUSED BY THE MOTION OF IONS ALONG DISLOCATIONS

N. P. Bogoroditskii, Yu. M. Volokobinskii
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.33247

This paper develops a model for migration polarization in ceramic dielectrics caused by the displacement of impurity ions along dislocations under an electric field. Treating mobile ions on dislocations with Boltzmann distributions, diffusion equations, and relaxation-mode expansions, it derives exp…

ON SOME FEATURES OF THE BEHAVIOR OF A ROTATING PLASMA IN A TRAP WITH MAGNETIC MIRRORS

V. I. Volosov, V. E. Palychikov, F. A. Tselnik
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.30968

This paper examines how a radial electric field affects ion confinement and anisotropy driven instability in a rotating plasma held in a magnetic mirror trap. Using adiabatic invariants together with conservation of energy and angular momentum, the authors derive the velocity space boundary for conf…

ON BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS OF LINEAR ELECTRODYNAMICS OF PLASMA

Yu. N. Dnestrovskii, D. P. Kostomarov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.30830

This paper studies boundary-value problems for electromagnetic wave propagation in a half-bounded magnetoactive plasma, where spatial dispersion makes the material relation between current and electric field integral rather than local. Using Maxwell’s equations coupled with the linearized Vlasov exp…

PROPERTIES OF FILM HALL SENSORS MADE OF INDIUM ARSENIDE IN A STRONG CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD AT LIQUID-HELIUM TEMPERATURES

B. G. Lazarev, L. S. Lazareva, S. I. Goridov, S. G. Shulman
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.29408

This paper investigates thin-film indium arsenide Hall sensors as magnetic-field meters for superconducting solenoids at liquid-helium temperatures. Sensors fabricated by separate evaporation of indium and arsenic onto corundum substrates were tested at 4.2 and 2 K in constant magnetic fields up to …

ON THE VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLE IN QUANTUM KINETICS

N. R. Sibgatullin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.29185

The paper develops a variational formulation for quantum kinetic theory using Wigner distribution functions interpreted as densities of a phase fluid. Starting from a continuity equation in many-particle phase space, it constructs an action-like functional whose admissible variations yield equations…

QUASISPIN FORMALISM IN THE THEORY OF A STRONG CRYSTAL FIELD

D. T. Sviridov, Yu. F. Smirnov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.28145

The paper extends Racah’s seniority concept to systems of electrons in a strong cubic crystal field using quasispin formalism. It defines quasispin operators for a cubic-field shell, relates seniority to electrons not paired in totally symmetric spin-singlet states, and derives connections between w…

THE INFLUENCE OF A RESONATOR ON THE INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION IN RAMAN LIGHT-SCATTERING SPECTRA

I. L. Babich, I. I. Kondilenko, P. A. Korotkov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.26262

This paper experimentally examines how placing a Raman-scattering sample in a Fabry-Perot resonator affects observed spectral intensities, motivated by theoretical predictions of substantial brightness enhancement. Using a modified spectrometer and interferometer mirrors, the authors find that altho…

STATISTICAL DYNAMICS OF A TURBULENT INCOMPRESSIBLE FLUID

F. R. Ulinich
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.25629

This paper formulates a statistical description of turbulent motion in a viscous incompressible fluid starting from the Navier-Stokes equations. After eliminating pressure, it argues that the harmonic part of the pressure is nonrandom under regularity and decay assumptions, and derives a hierarchy o…

ANGULAR REGULARITIES OF THE ENERGY SPECTRA OF SECONDARY IONS SCATTERED BY A SINGLE CRYSTAL

U. A. Arifov, A. A. Aliev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.24234

This paper examines the angular and energy regularities of secondary ions scattered from the heated (110) surface of a molybdenum single crystal under alkali ion bombardment. Using an electrostatic energy analyzer, the authors measure energy spectra for varying primary ion energies and incidence or …

TRIPLE BACKSCATTERING OF ELECTRONS

L. M. Boyarshinov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.24045

This paper reports an experimental study of triple backscattering of beta electrons from elemental targets, motivated by the potential use of higher order backscattering to improve sensitivity in composition analysis. An apparatus using thallium-204 sources, parallel scatterer plates, shielding, abs…

THE “QUASI-ISOTROPIC” APPROXIMATION OF GEOMETRICAL OPTICS

Yu. A. Kravtsov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.23118

The paper develops a quasi-isotropic geometrical-optics approximation for electromagnetic wave propagation in weakly anisotropic inhomogeneous media, where the usual representation as independent normal waves is not applicable. Treating the anisotropic part of the dielectric tensor as a small pertur…

COLLECTIVE INTERACTION OF NUCLEI WITH RESONANT γ-RADIATION

V. K. Voitovetskii, I. L. Korsunskii, Yu. F. Pazhin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.22956

The paper investigates coherent, collective interaction of nuclei with resonant gamma radiation in regular crystals, where dynamical diffraction theory predicts changes in resonance behavior and possible suppression of inelastic nuclear reaction channels. Using a two-crystal gamma-ray spectrometer c…

ON THE RESOLVING POWER OF A DIFFRACTION GRATING AND A TELESCOPE

V. K. Klinkov, I. V. Obreimov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.22893

The paper reexamines the resolving power of diffraction gratings and telescope objectives with emphasis on how fine diffraction structure from a bright source limits the detection of nearby weak signals. Using standard diffraction formulas for a plane grating and a circular aperture, it analyzes the…

ROTATION OF THE PLANE OF POLARIZATION OF LIGHT CAUSED BY A WEAK INHOMOGENEITY OF THE MEDIUM

G. V. Skrotsky, A. A. Izmest'ev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.19585

This paper examines the rotation of the plane of polarization of light during propagation in spatially inhomogeneous, nonabsorbing isotropic media. Starting from Maxwell’s equations and representing the electromagnetic field with respect to the ray’s natural trihedron, the authors show that the refi…

OPTICAL QUANTUM GENERATOR WITH A COMBINED ACTIVE MEDIUM

A. A. Kaminskii
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.19512

This paper reports the development and preliminary characterization of optical quantum generators using combined active media composed of simple neodymium activated crystals together with mixed crystals or glass containing multiple optical centers. The author analyzes the threshold condition for gen…

VACUUM MAGNETIC MOMENT OF AN ELECTRON MOVING IN A CONSTANT AND HOMOGENEOUS MAGNETIC FIELD

I. M. Ternov, V. G. Bagrov, V. A. Bordovitsyn, O. F. Dorofeev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.19420

This paper analyzes the vacuum contribution to the magnetic moment of an electron moving in a constant homogeneous magnetic field, extending earlier nonrelativistic and weak field treatments. Using the Dirac equation with first order radiative corrections and exact electron wave functions in a magne…

EMPIRICAL MASS REGULARITIES OF RESONANCE STATES

D. V. Shirkov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.16970

The paper proposes a common mass variable, defined as the squared resonance mass minus the squared masses of its two principal decay products, for comparing low energy scattering processes and classifying resonance states. Using tabulated meson meson and meson baryon resonances from contemporary exp…

Deviations from the electrophotographic reciprocity law associated with effective drift mobility

V. I. Bugrienko, È. M. Denga
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.16184

The paper analyzes deviations from the electrophotographic reciprocity law that arise when carrier trapping makes the effective drift mobility depend on illumination intensity and exposure time. Using a two-level trapping model for high-resistance electronic semiconductors, the authors derive kineti…

ENERGY DISTRIBUTIONS OF LIGHT IONS SCATTERED BY SOLID SURFACES

E. S. Mashkova, V. A. Molchanov, A. Kh. Rahmatulina
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.15932

This paper investigates the energy distributions of 30 keV helium ions scattered from polycrystalline solid surfaces, focusing on how the spectra vary with target atomic mass and scattering angle. Experiments on copper, silver, gold, aluminum, and graphite show broad dome-shaped distributions, with …

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE

L. V. Kirenskii, N. M. Salanskii, I. A. Lyapunov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.15296

This study reports the observation of nuclear magnetic resonance in thin ferromagnetic cobalt films containing Co59 nuclei, using a high sensitivity superregenerative detector at 213.2 MHz and room temperature. Cobalt films were prepared by vacuum evaporation on flat and cylindrical glass substrates…

ON THE CHARGING OF ALPHA-ACTIVE AEROSOLS BY SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION

V. D. Ivanov, V. N. Kirichenko, I. V. Petryanov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.15164

This paper investigates charging of alpha-active aerosol particles by secondary electron emission, a mechanism expected to become important for highly active radioactive particles in addition to ordinary ion capture. Monodisperse dibutyl phthalate aerosol particles were activated with radon-222 deca…

MOTION OF IONS IN THEIR OWN GAS IN A CONSTANT ELECTRIC FIELD

B. M. Smirnov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.14955

This paper examines the drift mobility of ions moving in their own gas under a constant electric field, where ion braking is governed primarily by resonant charge exchange with atoms. A variational method is developed for the ion velocity distribution function, using exact moment relations from the …

ANALYSIS OF A SPECTRAL LINE WHOSE SHAPE IS DESCRIBED BY A COMPOSITION OF GAUSSIAN AND LORENTZIAN DISTRIBUTIONS

S. N. Dobryakov, Ya. S. Lebedev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.13643

The paper analyzes spectral lines whose profiles are represented by a convolution of Gaussian and Lorentzian distributions, with particular attention to how the component widths combine in experimentally relevant line shapes. Using the Fourier transform of the profile as a correlation function and c…

COMPOSITE FIELDS OF INFINITE MULTIPLETS

Cao Chi, Nguyễn Văn Hiêu
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.13016

This paper examines whether the component-field construction of infinite multiplets can be reformulated in terms of a single large field, using self-conjugate representations of the symmetry group SL(2,C). The authors construct expansions in momentum-dependent spinor bases, derive commutation relati…

ON THE ANALYSIS OF INELASTIC PROTON–NEUTRON COLLISIONS AT AN ENERGY OF 20 GeV

Zh. S. Takibaev, È. H. Boos, R. A. Tursunov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.11532

This paper analyzes 148 three-prong inelastic interactions of 19.8 GeV/c protons with quasi-free neutrons in Ilford G-5 nuclear emulsions, focusing on secondary proton angular and momentum characteristics in the nucleon center-of-mass system. The proton angular distribution is strongly collimated al…

THE URBACH RULE FOR LOCALIZED EXCITATIONS IN CRYSTALS

A. S. Davydov, A. F. Lubchenko
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.09485

This paper develops a theoretical explanation of the Urbach rule for the long-wavelength edge of light absorption bands associated with localized excitations in crystals. Starting from the adiabatic theory of absorption with lattice vibrations, it includes changes in normal-mode frequencies upon ele…

CERTAIN ANOMALIES IN THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THE THERMAL DIFFUSE SCATTERING OF X-RAYS BY NICKEL

S. V. Semenovskaya, Ya. S. Umanskii, M. Ya. Fishkis
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.09218

Diffuse X-ray scattering by a nickel single crystal was measured over a temperature range including the ferromagnetic Curie point to examine lattice-deformation effects associated with magnetization fluctuations and magnetostriction. Intensities were recorded near reciprocal-lattice node 220 along t…

DIFFUSION AND TRANSFER OF EXCITATION

P. L. Pakhomov, I. Ya. Fugol'
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.09213

This paper examines diffusion and excitation transfer in collisions between metastable and normal helium-3 atoms, focusing on the role of long-range interaction potentials whose theoretical forms were uncertain. Empirical symmetric and antisymmetric potential-energy curves were constructed to fit av…

SCATTERING OF A PLANE WAVE BY A SINGULAR POTENTIAL

A. A. Arsen'ev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.08667

This paper studies stationary quantum scattering of a plane wave in Euclidean space of dimension at least three by a nonnegative potential that may be infinite on a set of positive measure, a case not covered by standard Lippmann-Schwinger methods for integrable potentials. The approach replaces the…