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ON THE MECHANISM OF THE ORIGIN OF THE LUNAR MARIA

A. L. Sukhanov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03870

This paper examines the origin of lunar maria and flat-floored craters, focusing on the spatial and elevation patterns of presumed basaltic lavas that are difficult to explain by flow from a single central source. Using morphological observations of mare margins, flooded craters, fissures, terraces,…

ON CLASSIFYING SPACES FOR PRINCIPAL BUNDLES WITH HAUSDORFF BASES

I. M. Gel'fand, D. B. Fuchs
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03582

This note generalizes an earlier construction of universal bundles for principal bundles with Hausdorff bases from closed Lie subgroups of general linear groups to arbitrary topological groups. It introduces elementary G-objects and locally T-trivial principal bundles, proves their relation to class…

ON THE PERTURBATION THEORY FOR POLARIZATION IN RESONANT MEDIA

N. N. Rosanov, A. V. Tulub
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03553

This paper examines the convergence and applicability of perturbation theory for calculating nonlinear polarization in resonant media, especially in the theory of optical quantum generators. It formulates a diagram technique for higher order terms of the one-particle density matrix and applies it to…

STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTION FOR A TURBULENT FLOW

E. A. Novikov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03540

The paper addresses the construction of a stationary probability distribution for turbulent flows, where energy dissipation prevents direct use of Gibbsian statistical methods. For an incompressible viscous fluid, the Navier-Stokes equations with weak broadband random forcing are reduced by a Galerk…

A NEW CLASS OF EXACT SOLUTIONS OF THE BIHARMONIC PROBLEM FOR A SEMI-STRIP

V. L. Indenbom, V. I. Danilovskaya
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03506

This paper develops a class of exact solutions for biharmonic elasticity problems in a semi-strip, motivated by stress analysis in elasticity and thermoelasticity. Instead of extending the solution through the end of the semi-strip, the authors extend it periodically through the longitudinal edges, …

AN A PRIORI ESTIMATE OF THE PRINCIPAL RADII OF CURVATURE OF A CLOSED CONVEX HYPERSURFACE DEPENDING ON ITS GAUSSIAN CURVATURE

A. V. Pogorelov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03485

The note establishes an a priori upper estimate for the principal radii of curvature of a closed strictly convex hypersurface in Euclidean space of dimension n plus 1, when its Gaussian curvature is prescribed through the product of the principal radii as a positive function of the outward unit norm…

Crystal-Chemical Regularities in the Formation of Spectrometric Scintillators Based on Alkali Halide Crystals

L. M. Shamovskii, A. D. Shushkanov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03327

This paper examines the crystal-chemical conditions that govern the formation of spectrometric scintillators based on alkali-halide single crystals and argues against models requiring a uniform activator distribution and ordinary recombination luminescence. The authors propose that effective scintil…

CHARACTERISTICS OF AN OPTICAL QUANTUM GENERATOR OPERATING IN THE MODE-LOCKING REGIME

S. D. Kaitmazov, I. K. Krasyuk, P. P. Pashinin, A. M. Prokhorov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03239

This paper reports measurements of ultrashort pulse characteristics in mode-locked optical quantum generators based on neodymium glass and ruby. Pulse durations were determined by an optical coincidence method using the enhanced two-photon-excited luminescence produced when counterpropagating pulses…

DYNAMIC SYSTEMS WITH DELAY

V. K. Dubolar'
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03221

This note develops an axiomatic treatment of autonomous dynamical systems with delay, modeled by continuous evolution from initial functions on a compact subset of the nonnegative half-line. It shows how such systems induce a Birkhoff dynamical system on the space of initial functions, and uses this…

INVESTIGATION OF A NEW LINE OF PHASE TRANSITIONS IN TRIGLYCINE SELENATE AT HIGH PRESSURES BY DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL ANALYSIS

I. N. Polandov, V. P. Mylov, B. R. Churagulov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03128

This paper examines a newly observed high pressure phase transition line in triglycine selenate, supplementing earlier dielectric studies that showed the pressure dependence of its ferroelectric transition. Differential thermal analysis with a copper constantan thermocouple and cerium reference was …

ON THE THEORY OF BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS OF COMPOSITE TYPE WITH MULTIPLE CHARACTERISTICS

Unknown
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.02905

This paper studies a boundary value problem for a first order system of partial differential equations of composite type in a bounded simply connected plane domain, in the case where one equation has multiple real characteristics and the other remains elliptic. After reducing the original system by …

ON THE DETERMINATION OF THE NUMBER OF MICROPHOTOCELLS IN CdTe a.c.p. FILMS

M. I. Korsunskii, M. M. Sominskii, B. A. Zubarev
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.02805

This paper examines how to determine the number of consecutively connected microphotocells in CdTe anomalous photovoltage films and evaluates the inadequacy of an earlier junction-based logarithmic relation for this purpose. Using measured photovoltage as a function of illumination intensity, the au…

INVESTIGATION OF ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE IN GLASSES CONTAINING TWO TRANSITION ELEMENTS

L. D. Bogomolova, V. N. Lazukin, N. V. Petrovykh
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.02601

This study examines electron paramagnetic resonance in oxide glasses containing copper and cobalt transition ions, using borate, silicate, and phosphate glass systems with varying CuO and CoO contents. EPR spectra measured at room, liquid nitrogen, and helium temperatures show that isolated Cu2+ ion…

SIMPLE MALCEV ALGEBRAS OVER A FIELD OF CHARACTERISTIC ZERO

E. N. Kuz'min
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.02564

This paper classifies finite-dimensional central simple Malcev algebras over an arbitrary field of characteristic zero. It shows that every such algebra is either a simple Lie algebra or belongs to a seven-dimensional family A(alpha, beta, gamma) associated with Cayley-Dickson algebras, with simplic…

STUDY OF THE ORDERING OF INTERSTITIAL ATOMS IN SOLID SOLUTIONS OF HYDROGEN IN GROUP V METALS

V. A. Somenkov, M. G. Zemlyanov, M. E. Kost, N. A. Chernoplekov, A. A. Chertkov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.02439

Elastic neutron scattering and thermographic analysis were used to study ordering of hydrogen and deuterium atoms in hydrides and deuterides of vanadium, niobium, and tantalum with compositions close to MeX. Superstructure reflections in low-temperature neutronograms show that the light atoms are no…

ON THE NUMBER OF ELLIPTIC REGIONS ADJOINING A SINGULAR POINT

A. N. Berlinskii
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.02080

This paper studies planar autonomous differential systems near an isolated singular point and estimates the number of elliptic sectors adjoining that point. Building on Bendixson’s bound and later proposed refinements, it uses branching indices of curves defined by the vector field and its derivativ…

Asymptotics of the Reissner Equations in the Nonlinear Theory of Symmetrically Loaded Shells of Revolution

L. S. Srubshchik
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.01707

The paper analyzes Reissner’s nonlinear equations for finite, axisymmetric deformation of thin shallow shells of revolution under symmetric loading, introducing a dimensionless formulation with the shell thinness as a natural small parameter. It outlines a Galerkin approximation scheme but argues th…

ON ONE ANALOGUE OF THE HARDY–LITTLEWOOD EQUATION

A. A. Polyanskii
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.01585

This note studies an analogue of the Hardy-Littlewood equation, counting representations of a large integer n in the form p1p2 plus a sum of two squares, with p1 and p2 prime. Building on Linnik’s dispersion method and estimates associated with Hooley, Bredikhin, and Bombieri, the paper removes earl…

ON THE THEORY OF ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS

V. A. YAKUBOVICH
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.01573

This paper formalizes a simple class of adaptive systems, called “simplest robots,” whose control law changes on the basis of sensory experience until a prescribed target condition is consistently satisfied. The framework specifies external coordinates, environment, sensors, controls, tactics, and u…

On Determining the Set of All Optimal Solutions of a Linear Programming Problem

E. Ya. Remez, A. S. Steinberg
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.01505

The paper addresses the problem of effectively determining the entire set of optimal solutions of a linear programming problem after one optimal basic solution has been found by the simplex method. It shows that, rather than first constructing the full feasible polyhedron, one can exploit zero reduc…

ON ACCOUNTING FOR THE EXTENT OF ACTIVE SECTIONS IN THE STUDY OF OPTIMAL TRANSFERS BETWEEN CLOSE, NEAR-CIRCULAR, NON-COPLANAR ORBITS

G. E. Kuzmak
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.00846

The paper examines optimal transfers between close, near-circular, non-coplanar orbits when active thrust arcs have finite duration rather than being represented by instantaneous impulses. Using linearized equations of motion near a circular orbit and Pontryagin’s maximum principle, it derives bound…

ON THE NATURE OF THE LAYERING OF THE EARTH’S CRUST IN THE NORTHEAST OF THE BALTIC CRYSTALLINE SHIELD

V. I. Bogdanov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.99866

This paper examines the origin of subhorizontal seismic layering in the Earth’s crust of the northeastern Baltic crystalline shield, a feature not readily explained by surface geology or by simple changes in rock composition with depth. Using evidence from the Kola geophysical test site, aerial-phot…

ON THE CALCULATION OF THE ENERGY OF MOLECULAR EXCITONS

A. S. Davydov, E. N. Myasnikov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.99624

This paper examines the calculation of molecular exciton energies in molecular crystals, focusing on the effect of electronic polarizability from molecular states not explicitly included in standard dipole interaction treatments. Using an isotropic molecular crystal as a model, it shows that the tra…

ON METRIC AUTOMORPHISMS WITH SIMPLE SPECTRUM

S. A. Yuzvinskii
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.99263

The paper proves that, in the weak topology on the space of invertible measure-preserving transformations of the unit interval, the automorphisms without simple spectrum form a set of first category. The argument constructs dense \(G_\delta\) classes of transformations approximable along subsequence…

ON A CLASS OF FINITELY PRESENTED GROUPS

Unknown
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.99127

This paper studies a class of finitely presented groups whose defining relators are closed under inverses and cyclic permutations and satisfy cancellation restrictions of small cancellation type. It proves structural lemmas on products of conjugates of defining relators and on cyclic words represent…

CASIMIR OPERATORS FOR CLASSICAL GROUPS

A. M. Perelomov, V. S. Popov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.99038

The paper derives explicit formulas for eigenvalues of Casimir operators of arbitrary order for the classical groups. Using highest weight vectors and recursive relations for the generators, it reduces the computation for unitary, special unitary, orthogonal, and symplectic groups to powers of an ex…

RADIATION AND REFLECTIVITY OF VENUS ON DECIMETER WAVES

G. M. Strelkov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98882

This paper examines whether decimeter wavelength observations of Venus, including reduced brightness temperatures and differing dielectric constants inferred from polarization and radar measurements, can be reconciled with the greenhouse interpretation of the planet’s radio emission. It develops a t…

Flow of a Viscous Gas Near a Wall with a Break

I. Yu. Brailovskaya
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98602

This paper studies supersonic flow of a viscous compressible gas near a wall with a corner or break. The flow domain is divided into regions treated respectively by the full Navier-Stokes equations, inviscid gas equations, and boundary-layer-type equations, with matching conditions imposed on artifi…

ON THE PROPAGATION VELOCITY OF SHORT-PERIOD OSCILLATIONS OF THE EARTH’S ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD OF THE Pc-1 TYPE (“PEARLS”)

L. N. Baranskii, L. A. Geller, B. N. Kazak
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98484

This paper examines the propagation of short-period Pc-1 geomagnetic oscillations, or “pearls,” using simultaneous spring 1966 recordings from stations at Sogra, Borok, Ashkhabad, and, in some cases, Irkutsk. The authors digitized selected well-correlated record segments and calculated normalized cr…

ON THE EMBEDDING OF RINGS IN FIELDS

L. A. Bokut'
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98472

The paper addresses a problem of Mal'tsev on whether a ring without zero divisors whose nonzero multiplicative semigroup embeds in a group must itself be embeddable in a field. Using the theory of SN-rings and their completions, it describes generators and defining relations for the multiplicative s…

ON RELATIONS ON STRESS-DISCONTINUITY SURFACES IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL IDEAL RIGID-PLASTIC BODIES

G. I. BYKOVTSEV, D. D. IVLEV, Yu. M. MYASNYANKIN
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98223

This paper derives relations governing stress discontinuity surfaces in three-dimensional ideal rigid-plastic bodies for a general plasticity condition, using continuity of contact stresses, the yield condition, associated flow, and geometrical compatibility of displacement-velocity derivatives. The…

ON DIFFUSIONAL CHARGING OF DROPLETS IN CLOUDS AND FOGS

N. S. Shishkin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98052

This paper examines diffusional charging of droplets in clouds and fogs, addressing the discrepancy between earlier theoretical formulas and observations that newly formed fog droplets often acquire predominantly negative charge. It proposes a modified mechanism in which the droplet surface double e…