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THE GREEN MATRIX OF A HOMOGENEOUS PARABOLIC BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM FOR SYSTEMS WITH DISCONTINUOUS COEFFICIENTS

S. D. Èidel'man, S. D. Ivasishen
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.12753

This paper studies the Green matrix for homogeneous parabolic boundary value problems for systems whose coefficients may be discontinuous across a smooth interior hypersurface. The authors formulate the transmission problem, relate the constant coefficient model problem in the whole space to a stand…

ON NEIGHBORING COEFFICIENTS OF UNIVALENT FUNCTIONS

I. M. Milin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.12469

This paper studies estimates for neighboring coefficients of normalized univalent functions in the unit disk, focusing on bounds for the difference between the moduli of consecutive coefficients. Using coefficient systems associated with meromorphic univalent functions outside the unit disk and a le…

ON THE KINETICS AND RELAXATION TIME OF THE PHOTOCURRENT IN APhN FILMS OF CADMIUM TELLURIDE

È. I. Adirovich, V. A. Benderskii, N. Shakirov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.12229

Transient photocurrent processes in cadmium telluride films exhibiting the anomalous photovoltaic effect are investigated in order to determine the intrinsic photocurrent relaxation time apart from circuit RC limitations. Using intense pulsed optical excitation with submicrosecond fronts and a low-c…

METRIC THEORY OF LINEAR SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

V. M. Millionshchikov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.11575

The paper develops a metric theory for linear systems of ordinary differential equations with bounded uniformly continuous coefficients, motivated by variational equations along families of trajectories in dynamical systems rather than along a single trajectory. It studies the shift dynamical system…

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…

ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF PROPER GUIDING FUNCTIONS

N. A. Bobylev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.11334

The paper studies the construction of proper guiding functions for planar systems of ordinary differential equations whose leading terms are homogeneous vector fields and whose remaining terms are asymptotically smaller. Using the rotation index of the homogeneous field and an angular quasi-monotoni…

SOME VARIATIONAL PROBLEMS WITH ACCOUNT TAKEN OF THE COST OF CONTROL IN HILBERT SPACES

Z. I. Khalilov, È. D. Aslanov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10890

This paper studies quadratic variational control problems in real Hilbert spaces in which the cost includes both control effort and deviation from prescribed terminal or trajectory data. A general existence and uniqueness theorem is formulated for bounded linear operators, reducing the minimization …

ON A CERTAIN CLASS OF EXTREMAL QUASICONFORMAL MAPPINGS

S. L. Krushkal'
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10773

This note studies extremal quasiconformal homeomorphisms between closed Riemann surfaces of genus greater than one under additional constraints: prescribed homotopy class, conformality on specified subdomains, and prescribed values or jets at finitely many points. It generalizes Teichmüller’s extrem…

Features of Scattering of Fast Beams of $\mathrm{O}$ and $\mathrm{N}$ Atoms by $\mathrm{NO}$ and $\mathrm{CO}$ Molecules

Yu. N. Belyaev, N. V. Kamyshov, V. B. Leonas
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10720

Elastic scattering of fast ground state oxygen and nitrogen atom beams by NO and CO molecules is studied to probe short range interaction potentials and possible electronic transitions during collisions. Cross section dependences on beam energy are measured and used to determine parameters of effect…

Study of the Influence of Mechanical Factors on Commutation in Commutator Electric Machines

L. Ya. Zinner, A. I. Skorospeshkin, E. K. Damm
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10702

This paper examines how mechanical vibrations of brushes affect commutation in commutator electrical machines through modulation of brush to commutator contact resistance and voltage drop. Tangential and radial vibrations are treated separately, with analytical expressions for time varying transitio…

Multipole pulse power generator as an energy storage device and source

V. F. Kulakov, G. A. Sipailov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10701

The paper analyzes multipole pulsed-power synchronous generators as both kinetic energy storage devices and short-duration energy sources. Using expressions for emf, subtransient reactance, leakage permeance, damping constants, and rotor kinetic energy density, it argues that pulsed power can be inc…

Accounting for the Influence of Technology on Commutation in the Design of Direct Current Machines

E. K. Strelbitskii, V. S. Stukach, A. Ya. Tsirulik
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10699

This paper addresses the effect of manufacturing and operational deviations on commutation reliability in direct current machines, arguing that tolerance assignment should be probabilistic rather than based on maximum and minimum deviations. It develops an analytical model linking nominal electromag…

Calculation of Average Values of Efficiency and Power Factor of Induction Motors under Random Loading Conditions

Yu. M. Bashagurov, A. S. Gitman, E. K. Strelbitskii
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10698

This paper addresses the mismatch between the rated power of induction motors used on universal metal-cutting machine tools and their typically low average operating loads. Drawing on prior load measurements described by a Weibull distribution, it argues for a motor modification with increased overl…

Increasing the Overload Capacity of Squirrel-Cage Induction Motors

Yu. M. Bashagurov, A. S. Gitman, E. K. Strelbitskii
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10697

The paper addresses the mismatch between the low average loading of induction motors on universal metal-cutting machine tools and the high rated power selected to satisfy pull-out torque requirements. Using previously established Weibull load-distribution data for 1K62 machine tools, the authors arg…

Energy of the Transient Process During Connection of the Excitation Winding of a Shock Generator to a Constant Voltage

A. I. VERKHOTUROV, G. S. SIGAILOV
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10696

This paper analyzes the energy balance of the transient process that occurs when the field winding of an impulse generator is connected to a constant voltage, with particular attention to losses in rotor windings. Using a simplified coupled circuit model for the excitation and damper windings, the a…

Current-voltage characteristics of a sliding contact in static and dynamic operating modes

B. I. Kostylev, R. F. Bekishev, A. I. Skorospelkin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10695

The paper examines static and dynamic current-voltage characteristics of sliding brush contacts in commutator electric machines, emphasizing the role of the cuprous-oxide surface film as a semiconductor blocking layer. It argues that static equivalent circuits using only ohmic resistances are insuff…

Calculation of the Field of the Main Poles in the Commutation Zone of P-Series DC Machines

A. I. Skorospelkin, E. G. Chebotkov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10694

The paper addresses calculation of the leakage field of main poles in the commutation zone of P-series DC machines, a factor important for commutation stability especially under deep speed regulation and magnetic saturation. It proposes an empirical method based on conductive-paper field modeling an…

Voltage Spectrum of a Single-Phase Inverter with Pulse-Width Modulation

M. A. Zhitkov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10693

This paper analyzes the voltage spectrum of a single-phase inverter using sinusoidal pulse-width modulation, with attention to unipolar modulation as a means of reducing harmonic amplitudes and load-current ripple. An engineering-oriented method is developed for trailing-edge one-sided modulation by…

On the Use of the Active Volume of Combined Machines

V. G. Baum
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10692

This paper examines how effectively active materials are used in combined electrical machines whose windings share common slots in a magnetic core. It develops a general analytical formulation for machines combined in a common active volume, introducing distribution coefficients for electric and mag…

Operational Stability of a Brushless DC Electromachine Amplifier Under Load Conditions

E. N. Podborskii, A. I. Skorospeshkin, E. K. Dergobuzova
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10691

This paper analyzes the operating stability of a brushless DC electric machine amplifier under active, active-inductive, and motor load conditions. Differential equation systems are formulated for each load case, reduced to characteristic equations of second, third, or fourth order, and stability re…

Method for Modeling the Commutator Profile to Study the Effect of Commutator Surface Condition on the Electrical and Mechanical Characteristics of Brush Contact

A. I. Skorospelshkin, L. Ya. Zinner, E. K. Damm
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10690

This paper presents a method for artificially modeling commutator surface profiles in order to study how commutator condition affects brush contact behavior in commutator machines. The authors argue that mechanical machining cannot accurately reproduce the small interbar steps typical of real commut…

Device for Objective Evaluation of Commutation in DC Machines

A. I. Skorospeshkin, E. K. Damm
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10688

This paper addresses objective assessment of commutation in direct current machines, focusing on limitations of photoelectric sparking observation and earlier instruments that measured only integral voltage pulses under the brush trailing edge. It argues that commutation stability can be evaluated f…

Study of the Economic Efficiency of New Electric Machine Designs (Using Commutator and Brushless Electric Machine Amplifiers as Examples)

A. S. Baturin, A. I. Skorospeshkin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10686

This paper examines how to evaluate the economic efficiency of new electric machine designs, using commutator and brushless electric-machine amplifiers as examples. It outlines a procedure for estimating cost and price from aggregate data, bringing technical and economic indicators into comparable f…

Effect of the Mechanics of the Commutator-Brush Assembly on the Time of Short-Circuiting a Commutator Segment by the Brush

A. I. Skorospelishkin, L. Ya. Zinner, R. F. Bekishev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10685

This paper examines how mechanical conditions in the commutator and brush assembly affect the actual time during which a commutator segment is short-circuited by a brush, distinguishing it from the apparent contact time. The authors combine analytical expressions with oscillographic measurements on …

Tangential Vibrations of Brushes

L. Ya. Zinner, A. I. Skorospeleshkin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10684

This paper investigates tangential self-excited vibrations of brushes in sliding electrical contacts, a problem linked to disturbances in commutation but less studied than radial brush vibrations. Using the theory of frictional vibrations, the authors develop a mechanical model of the brush, derive …

Study of the Stability of Electric Brush Operation on Commutators and Slip Rings

L. Ya. Zinner, A. I. Skorospeshkin, E. K. Damm
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10683

This paper analyzes the mechanical stability of electric brush operation on commutators and slip rings, focusing on brush lift-off caused by eccentricity, ellipticity, surface harmonics, and interlamellar height differences. It develops analytical models for brush response to harmonic and impact dis…

Eddy-Current Sensor for Measuring the Profile of Commutators of Electric Machines

A. I. Proshin, L. Ya. Zinner, A. I. Skorospeshkin
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10682

This paper addresses the development of contactless sensors for measuring commutator profiles of operating electrical machines, where high voltage, sparking, small gaps, and narrow lamellae complicate dynamic measurement. The authors analyze transformer-type eddy-current sensors with shielded ferrit…

Issues in the Theory of a Brushless DC Electric Machine Amplifier under No-Load Conditions

E. N. PODBORSKY, A. I. SKOROSPESHKIN
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10681

This paper develops a no-load theory for a proposed brushless DC electric-machine amplifier, a two-stage single-armature device using semiconductor commutators. Assuming an unsaturated magnetic circuit and a constant commutation-axis displacement, the authors formulate differential equations in term…

Dependence of the steady-state current magnitude in the control winding of the BEMU-RCh on the frequency of control signals

A. I. SKOROSPESHKIN, B. E. TROFIMENKO
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10680

The paper analyzes how the steady-state current in the control winding of a regulated-frequency brushless electric-machine amplifier with a thyristor controlled commutator depends on the repetition frequency of control pulses. Using a staged commutation model, the authors derive expressions for the …

Brushless Electric Machine Amplifier (BEMA) of Variable Frequency with an Induction Generator

A. I. Skorospeleshkin, Sh. S. Roiz, E. F. Obertan, B. I. Kostylev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10679

This paper proposes a three-stage brushless electric-machine amplifier of regulated frequency in which an asynchronous generator is connected in parallel with the first stage to reduce the counter-emf induced in the control winding under active-inductive loading. It derives frequency relations, ener…

Cascaded Contactless Synchronous Motor

A. I. Skorospelkin, M. L. Kostyrev, A. P. Felzing
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10676

This paper examines a cascade brushless synchronous motor intended to address limitations of existing low-power brushless synchronous designs, including large size, low starting torque, and reliability issues associated with rotating rectifiers. The proposed motor combines two asynchronous machines …

On the Design of a Contactless AC Electric Machine Amplifier

Unknown
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10675

This paper examines the design of a contactless alternating-current electric-machine amplifier in which generator stages are combined in a single magnetic core to reduce size and weight. It derives relationships for distributing electromagnetic loadings between cascades, including constraints on mag…

Voltage Variation of a Contactless AC Electric Machine Amplifier When an Inductive Load Is Switched On

M. L. KOSTYREV, A. I. SKOROSPELUSHKIN
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10674

This paper analyzes the initial voltage dip in a contactless AC electromechanical amplifier with phase compounding when an inductive load, representing the starting condition of an asynchronous motor, is switched on. The authors derive transient equations for the amplifier without feedback at the fi…

Issues in the Theory of a Brushless AC Electric-Machine Amplifier

Unknown
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10673

This paper develops a transient theory for a brushless AC electromechanical amplifier consisting of an inverted synchronous generator and an asynchronous frequency converter in a common magnetic core. Using Park, Gorev idealization, symmetry assumptions, and transformations from three-phase variable…

Analytical Study of Switching Based on Dynamic Current-Voltage Characteristics

A. I. Skorospeshkin, B. I. Kostylev, R. F. Bekishev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10672

This paper develops an analytical method for studying commutation in a transverse-field electric-machine amplifier using dynamic, rather than averaged static, current-voltage characteristics of the brush and commutator contact. It derives separate empirical approximations for cathode- and anode-pola…

Electrical Properties of a Sliding Contact

A. I. Skorospelkin, B. I. Kostylev, R. F. Bekishev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10671

This paper examines the electrical behavior of the brush and commutator segment sliding contact in electric machines, with particular attention to capacitance in the contact layer and its role in commutation. It develops a physical model representing the contact as a nonlinear parallel combination o…

Mathematical Modeling of a Cross-Field Electric Machine Amplifier with a Smooth Armature on the MN-14 Analog Computer

G. T. KONSTANTINOV, A. I. SKOROSPEŠKIN, V. P. LAGUNOV
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10669

This paper develops and tests a mathematical model of a transverse-field electric-machine amplifier with a smooth armature, emphasizing internal feedbacks and nonlinear effects that are often neglected in simplified representations. A nonlinear system of differential equations is formulated for oper…

Study of Pulsations and Vibroacoustic Characteristics of Production Transverse-Field EMUs and EMUs with a Smooth Armature

A. I. SKOROSPEKSHKIN, G. G. KONSTANTINOV, Yu. V. GORST
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.10668

This paper investigates voltage pulsations, vibration, and noise in production transverse-field electric-machine amplifiers and compares them with amplifiers using a smooth armature. By relating calculated excitation frequencies to measured spectra of output-voltage pulsations, vibration, and acoust…