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APPLICATION OF THE ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE METHOD TO THE STUDY OF ELECTRICAL-CONDUCTION MECHANISMS IN GLASSES OF THE TERNARY SYSTEM

L. D. Bogomolova, V. N. Lazukin, N. V. Petrovykh
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11869

This study applies electron paramagnetic resonance to glasses in the ternary vanadium oxide, phosphorus oxide, and tungsten oxide system in order to clarify how mixed transition metal oxides affect electrical conduction. EPR spectra were compared with static magnetic susceptibility, electrical condu…

HYPERFINE STRUCTURE OF THE ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE LINE OF Mn²⁺ WITH A *g*-FACTOR ∼ 4.3 IN THE CHALCOGENIDE GLASSES Tl₂SeAs₂Se₃, Tl₂SAs₂S₃, AND Tl₂TeAs₂Te₃

V. N. Lazukin, I. V. Chepeleva
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11516

This study examines the hyperfine structure of the electron paramagnetic resonance line with g approximately 4.3 for Mn2+ impurities in chalcogenide glasses based on Tl, As, and S, Se, or Te. EPR measurements at room temperature, 77 K, and 4.2 K show that the line is a superposition of six hyperfine…

ON VERBAL SUBGROUPS OF FREE GROUPS

M. A. Bronshtein
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11447

This paper studies verbal subgroups of normal subgroups in nonabelian free groups and proves a general cancellation property for varieties of groups. It shows that if, for a group variety distinct from the variety of all groups, the inclusion of verbal subgroups V(R) contains V(S) holds for normal s…

GROUP ALGEBRAS OF COUNTABLE ABELIAN \(p\)-GROUPS

S. D. Berman
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11274

This note solves the isomorphism problem for group algebras of countable abelian p-groups over fields, distinguishing the cases in which the field has characteristic p and characteristic different from p. It proves that in characteristic p the group algebra determines the countable abelian p-group, …

ON HOLOGRAPHY WITHOUT A REFERENCE BEAM

V. V. Aristov, V. L. Broude, L. V. Koval'skii, V. K. Polyanskii, V. B. Timofeev, V. Sh. Shechtman
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11222

This paper examines holographic image reconstruction when a hologram is recorded without a separate reference beam. Treating the object first as a discrete set of coherently radiating points and then as a continuous brightness distribution, the authors show that plane-wave reconstruction yields an i…

ON FIELDS WITH A SOLVABLE THEORY

Unknown
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11186

This note gives new examples of fields and classes of fields of finite characteristic whose elementary theories are decidable. It first characterizes elementary equivalence of separably closed fields of characteristic p by the invariant measuring the degree of imperfection, using model completeness …

Uniqueness Classes for the Solution of the Cauchy Problem

Ya. I. Zhitomirskii
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11112

The paper studies uniqueness classes for the Cauchy problem for linear partial differential equations in one spatial variable with variable lower-order coefficients and constant leading coefficient, extending earlier results for constant-coefficient systems. It gives conditions, often necessary and …

ON UNIFORMLY NONELLIPTIC SYSTEMS OF SINGULAR INTEGRO-DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS ON COMPACT MANIFOLDS

B. R. Vainberg, V. V. Grushin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11073

This paper studies systems of singular integro-differential equations on compact smooth manifolds whose principal symbol is not elliptic but has constant rank deficiencies that can be resolved through successive compatibility relations. It defines a class of uniformly nonelliptic systems by iterativ…

ON FINITELY MULTIPLE MAPPINGS

A. V. Zarelua
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11068

This note studies dimension-theoretic properties of closed finite-to-one mappings between paracompact spaces, extending Hurewicz’s dimension-raising theorem. It introduces sheaf-theoretic tools, including partial inductive systems of sheaves and a spectral sequence associated with a closed finite-to…

ON SPECTRAL TRAJECTORIES GENERATED BY UNITARY EXTENSIONS OF ISOMETRIC SHIFT OPERATORS IN A FINITE-DIMENSIONAL SPACE \(\Pi_1\)

I. S. Iokhvidov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.11039

This note studies unitary extensions, without exit from the given space, of an isometric shift operator with defect indices 1,1 in a finite-dimensional Pontryagin space, focusing on the case with one negative or positive square. Using the associated nondegenerate Toeplitz Gram form, it gives an expl…

Periodic generalized orbits

S. T. Zavalishchin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10758

This work is related to the papers $[1,2,3]$. The problem of finding periodic generalized solutions for nonlinear generalized systems of differential equations of the type $$\dot{\mu}=A(t)\mu+P(\mu,t)+\eta$$ is formulated and solved. Here $A(t)$ is a $n\times n$ matrix with infinitely differentiable…

Science and the Productive Forces of Society

Yu. S. Nekhoroshev, Yu. A. Tonkikh
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10460

This article examines the Marxist political-economic claim that modern science is being transformed into a direct productive force of society. It analyzes science as a social institution, a system of knowledge, and a specialized sphere of labor, then considers how its relation to production is media…

Location and Sectoral Development of Higher Education in Siberia

I. F. Livshits
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10459

This article examines the territorial location and sectoral development of higher education in Siberia in relation to the region’s postwar economic expansion and its shortage of highly qualified personnel. Using statistical data, party and archival materials, it traces the rapid growth of Siberian h…

Current Issues in Students’ Research Work

L. A. Gorbunova, I. F. Livshits, D. N. Prikhodko
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10458

This article examines the organization of student scientific research work in Soviet technical higher education, using Tomsk Polytechnic Institute as its main case. Drawing on institutional experience, materials from departmental discussions and conferences, and a questionnaire survey of 602 senior …

On the Effectiveness of Engineering Personnel Training

A. P. GORONOV, I. F. LIVSHITS
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10457

This article examines the effectiveness of training engineering personnel in the USSR, with particular attention to Siberia and the balance among full-time, evening, and correspondence higher education. Using statistical data, regional examples, and survey evidence, the authors argue that Siberian i…

CRITERIA FOR DISSIPATIVITY AND THE EXISTENCE OF PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF PULSED AUTOMATIC SYSTEMS WITH ONE NONLINEAR BLOCK

Yu. A. Dmitriev
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10331

This paper studies forced processes in discrete pulsed automatic control systems with finitely many degrees of freedom and a single nonlinear block, represented by nonlinear difference equations with a stable linear part and sector-type restrictions on the nonlinearity. It formulates frequency-domai…

Technical and Economic Assessment of a Commutatorless Electric Machine Amplifier with Adjustable Frequency (BEMA-AF)

A. S. BATURIN, A. I. SKOROSPESHKIN, B. E. TROFIMENKO, Sh. S. ROIZ
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10166

This paper evaluates a brushless electric-machine amplifier with adjustable frequency, BEMA-AF-12A, as a source for frequency control of squirrel-cage asynchronous motors in automated electric drives. It describes the machine and semiconductor commutator arrangement, then compares its technical and …

Techno-Economic Evaluation of a High-Frequency Brushless Electric Machine Amplifier (BEMU-PCh-25A)

A. S. Baturin, A. I. Skorospeshkin, M. L. Kostyrev
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10165

This paper evaluates the BEMU-PCh-25A, a 2.5 kW brushless electric-machine amplifier with a 200 Hz alternating-current output, developed for non-reversing automatic-control circuits and high-speed drive applications. Using comparative techno-economic indicators, the authors assess the new design aga…

Nonlinearity of Electrical Parameters of Small DC Machines

V. M. ARSHINSKII, A. A. LUKONIN, V. I. KUZ’MIN, V. L. KIRSHNER
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10163

This paper examines the nonlinear electrical parameters of small direct current machines used in automatic control systems, where armature reaction, brush displacement, saturation, and mutual induction can make simple linear models inadequate. Using stationary-machine transient tests and low-frequen…

Results of a Refined Calculation of Commutation and Commutation Stability of a DC Machine Based on Accounting for a Family of Natural Current-Voltage Characteristics of a Sliding Contact

Yu. P. Galishnikov, A. I. Skorospelkin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10162

This paper presents a refined calculation of commutation and commutation stability in a low-power DC machine using experimentally obtained families of natural current-voltage characteristics for EG-4E brush contacts under anode and cathode polarization. The authors solve the commutation differential…

Some Questions of the Dynamics of Sliding Brush-Commutator Contact

L. Ya. Zinner, A. I. Skorospeleshkin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10161

This paper analyzes the radial dynamics of sliding brush and commutator contact in electrical machines, especially under high-frequency intermittent disturbances caused by protruding commutator segments. It develops a mechanical model of the brush assembly that includes brush mass, spring stiffness,…

Equivalent Circuit, Vector Diagram, and Circle Diagram of Brushless AC Electromechanical Amplifiers with Variable Frequency

A. I. Skorospelkin, Sh. S. Roiz, B. I. Kostylev
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10160

This paper analyzes a brushless variable-frequency AC electromechanical amplifier as a two-stage electric machine with combined magnetic circuits. Using Lagrange-Maxwell equations under sinusoidal mutual-inductance and fundamental-current assumptions, it derives steady-state voltage equations and tr…

Static Analysis of a Pulse Automatic Control System Containing an Ion Converter Operating on a Capacitive Load

V. A. Kochenurov, A. A. Tereshchenko
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10159

This paper analyzes the static accuracy of a pulsed automatic control system for charging a capacitive energy storage unit from an ion converter. Starting from linearized equilibrium equations for the rectifier, storage capacitor, and grid control device, the authors derive expressions for current d…

Influence of the Stiffness of Structural Elements on the Vibration Level and Airborne Noise of an Electric Machine

A. T. MOLODYKH, Yu. V. GORST, P. T. MAL’TSEV
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10155

This paper examines how the stiffness of structural elements affects vibration and airborne noise in a single-armature electric converter tested in four design versions. It identifies principal excitation frequencies from magnetic, mechanical, aerodynamic, brush-commutator, and bearing sources, then…

Effect of Load on Vibration and Noise of Low-Power DC Electric Machines

Yu. V. GORST, P. T. MALTSEV, A. T. MOLODYKH
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10154

This paper examines how load affects the magnetic vibration and airborne noise of low-power DC electrical machines, motivated by the inadequacy of no-load measurements for predicting rated-load vibroacoustic behavior. The authors designed a vibration- and noise-isolated loading device and measured v…

Analysis of Armature Heating in Enclosed Non-Ventilated DC Machines Using the Theory of Thermal Similarity

M. N. Ulyanishkii, V. V. Salomatov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10153

This paper applies the theory of thermal similarity to the heating of armature windings in enclosed non-ventilated direct-current machines. It reformulates temperature-distribution equations for slot and end-winding regions in terms of dimensionless complexes, then uses computer calculations over pr…

Analytical Study of the Influence of Various Parameters on the Level and Distribution of Temperature Along the Length of the Armature Winding of Enclosed Non-Ventilated DC Machines

M. N. Ulyanitskii, V. V. Salomatov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10152

This paper develops a simplified analytical method for estimating the temperature level and longitudinal temperature distribution in the armature winding of enclosed non-ventilated DC machines. Treating the winding as a constant-section rod divided into slot, end, and bandaged end-connection regions…

Investigation of the Influence of the Main Field on the Commutation of a Machine with Auxiliary Valves

V. V. Ivashin, I. A. Miloradov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10150

This paper examines how the main pole field affects commutation in a direct-current machine with auxiliary valve-brush commutation, especially in machines with skewed slots where the main-field emf in the commutation zone cannot be neglected. Using a simplified analytical model, the authors derive e…

On Current Commutation from a Shock Generator

V. V. Ivashin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10148

The paper proposes a circuit for commutating current from a shock generator that reduces the required power rating of auxiliary valves. It analyzes a switching arrangement using a high-speed contact apparatus, a saturation reactor, and a single controlled auxiliary valve, describing the timing of va…

Investigation of Sparkless Switching of High Currents

V. V. Ivashin, A. I. Blyudov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10147

This paper examines sparkless switching devices for commutating large pulse currents in high-power electrical laboratories and in circuits such as accelerator magnet supplies and oscillatory LC systems. The authors describe a fast contact apparatus with an electrodynamic drive, oil damping, a satura…

Study of Temperature Fields in Enclosed Fan-Cooled Electric Motors

V. A. Zhadan, D. I. Sannikov, R. Ya. Klyain
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10146

This paper examines temperature fields and thermal loading in enclosed fan-cooled low-power asynchronous motors, using AO2-series machines of several frame sizes and pole numbers. The authors embedded numerous thermocouples in stator windings and frames, repeated rated-load and overload tests, and a…

Basic Characteristics of a Cross-Field Electric Machine Amplifier with a Smooth Armature

A. I. Skorospeshkin, G. G. Konstantinov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10144

The paper examines transverse-field electric machine amplifiers with smooth armatures, focusing on how longitudinal biasing affects self-excitation, amplification, dynamic response, and permissible armature current density. Three experimental models are tested to determine self-excitation thresholds…

Investigation of a reversible AC electric machine amplifier

A. I. Skorospeshkin, M. L. Kostyrev, A. P. Felzing
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10143

This paper examines a commutatorless reversible AC electric machine amplifier intended as an alternative to commutator amplifier and DC motor systems in automation applications. The authors describe the operating principle of a three-stage two-phase amplifier with increased, unregulated output frequ…

Experimental and Analytical Study of Commutation in a Transverse-Field Electric Machine Amplifier

B. I. Kostylev, A. I. Skorospeleshkin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10142

This paper examines commutation in an EMA-12A transverse-field electric-machine amplifier operating on direct current, with attention to brush overlap and compensation of armature reaction along the longitudinal axis. Experimental oscillograms of commutating section currents are compared with calcul…

Influence of the Level of Turn Insulation Control on the Reliability of Random-Wound Windings of Induction Motors

Yu. P. Pokholkov, E. K. Strelbitskii
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10141

This paper examines failures of turn-to-turn insulation in random-wound stator windings of induction motors, arguing that low-voltage shop tests detect mainly metallic shorts and miss hidden defects responsible for many early failures. It proposes a high-frequency induced-voltage testing method usin…

Study of the Impact of Fault Conditions and Protection on the Reliability of Asynchronous Electric Motors

B. A. Itkin, E. K. Strelbitskii
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10140

The paper examines how emergency operating modes and protective disconnection affect the operational reliability of induction motors, with attention to two-phase and three-phase short circuits. Using plant observations, the authors model accident flows with a Poisson distribution, fit protection tri…

Calculation of Permissible Parameter Value Regions for Control Tests of Three-Phase Asynchronous Electric Motors

O. P. MURAVLEV, E. K. STRELBITSKII
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.10139

This paper proposes a method for calculating permissible regions of control-test parameters for three-phase asynchronous electric motors as an alternative to labor-intensive procedures requiring type-test results. The approach uses linear relationships between deviations of input, output, and contro…