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EXCITATION OF VIBRATIONAL DEGREES OF FREEDOM IN MOLECULAR COLLISIONS

B. V. Kuksenko, V. B. Leonas, S. A. Losev, A. I. Osipov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73863

This paper examines assumptions in the theory of vibrational relaxation in molecular collisions, especially the use of harmonic oscillators, perturbative treatments, and linear head-on collision models. Using classical mechanical calculations for atom and molecule impacts on diatomic molecules, incl…

A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR FINDING ASYMPTOTICALLY STABLE SOLUTIONS OF A SYSTEM OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

A. I. Kononenko, V. D. Milman
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73789

This paper studies Euler-type numerical procedures for computing asymptotically stable solutions of systems of ordinary differential equations while exploiting stability to control accumulated error. Using Lyapunov functions, it proves convergence of variable-step iterative schemes for asymptoticall…

ON THE THEORY OF HOTELLING’S TEST

Yu. V. Linnik, V. A. Pliss, O. V. Shalaevskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73778

This note studies the minimaxity of Hotelling’s T squared test for testing a zero mean vector in a multivariate normal sample against alternatives with fixed Mahalanobis signal energy. Building on the reduction of Giri, Kiefer, and Stein, the authors treat the case p equals 2 and N equals 4 by trans…

Symmetry of the Force Field and Universal Integrals of Motion

K. F. OGORODNIKOV
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73530

This paper examines universal integrals of motion in stationary force fields with specified symmetries, focusing on the difficulty that energy and angular momentum alone do not determine general orbits. It argues that, even when the potential is not additively separable, symmetry permits the energy …

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STRUCTURE AND POLARIZATION OF PARTICLES IN THE REACTIONS \(l+\tilde l \rightleftarrows p+\tilde p\)

A. A. Sokolov, B. K. Kerimov, I. G. Dzhafarov, R. Sh. Yakhyaev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73253

This paper analyzes particle structure and polarization effects in electron or muon pair annihilation into proton and antiproton pairs, and in the inverse reactions, within the one photon approximation. Allowing both proton and lepton vertices to have Dirac and Pauli form factors, the authors derive…

THE GENERAL FORM OF A LINEAR FUNCTIONAL ON A BANACH SPACE OF ANALYTIC FUNCTIONS AND THE \(A\)-INTEGRAL

F. S. Vakher
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73238

The paper studies linear functionals on the Banach space of functions analytic in the unit disk and continuous on its closure. Using the Riesz representation theorem, the F. and M. Riesz theorem, and a generalized Riesz equality, it gives a unique decomposition of the dual space into discrete measur…

ON THE INFLUENCE OF FLUCTUATIONS OF ENERGY DISSIPATION ON THE FORM OF TURBULENCE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE INERTIAL RANGE

A. M. Yaglom
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73199

The paper examines how fluctuations in the local rate of kinetic energy dissipation affect inertial-range turbulence statistics, addressing limitations of the classical two-thirds and five-thirds laws. It develops a cascade-based argument, consistent with lognormal assumptions for spatially averaged…

CLASSIFICATION OF NONOSCILLATORY CASES FOR THE EQUATION

A. Yu. Levin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73172

This paper classifies the possible nonoscillatory asymptotic behaviors of solutions to the second order linear equation with real continuous coefficients and sign definite coefficient q(t). Using a fundamental system consisting of a nonminimal positive solution and a minimal positive solution, the c…

ON THE THEORY OF PARABOLIC POTENTIALS

B. Ya. Lipko, S. D. Èidel'man
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73093

The paper continues the study of surface parabolic potentials and fractional powers of parabolic operators in weighted Hölder spaces of functions with exponential growth. It proves a kernel cancellation lemma, boundedness of surface potential operators, and mapping properties for fractional integrat…

Studies of the Intensity and Spectral Composition of Gamma Radiation from the Moon on the Luna-10 Automatic Station

A. P. Vinogradov, Yu. A. Surkov, G. M. Chernov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.73069

This paper reports preliminary measurements of the intensity and spectral composition of lunar gamma radiation obtained by the 32-channel scintillation gamma spectrometer aboard Luna-10 in selenocentric orbit. The study compares measured spectra over broad lunar regions with calibrated terrestrial r…

ON THE NATURE OF THE MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF THE PHASE TRANSITION IN FERROELECTRICS ISOMORPHOUS WITH TRIGLYCINE SULFATE CRYSTALS

L. D. Kislovskii, E. K. Galanov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72885

This paper examines the molecular mechanism of the phase transition in ferroelectrics isomorphous with triglycine sulfate, focusing on the role of tetrahedral sulfate, selenate, and fluoroberyllate groups. Using polarized infrared reflection spectra of oriented single-crystal sections, the authors r…

INVESTIGATION OF DIFFRACTION PRODUCTION OF $\pi$ MESONS BY PROTONS WITH AN ENERGY OF 20 GeV

È. H. Boos, Zh. S. Takibaev, R. A. Tursunov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72787

This study examines coherent diffraction production of pion mesons by 19.8 GeV/c protons in Ilford G-5 nuclear emulsion, focusing on three-prong interactions consistent with proton dissociation. Secondary particles in 179 events were identified using ionization losses and multiple Coulomb scattering…

ON SOLUTIONS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS OF THE FIRST ORDER

S. N. Kruzhkov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72488

This paper continues the study of generalized solutions to first-order nonlinear Cauchy problems of the form \(u_t+f(u_x)=0\), under convexity assumptions on \(f\). It develops construction methods for such solutions, chiefly through vanishing viscosity approximations, and proves convergence estimat…

NONLINEAR THEORY OF THE DRIFT-CONE INSTABILITY

A. B. Mikhailovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72052

This paper develops a nonlinear treatment of the drift-cone instability in an inhomogeneous magnetized plasma confined in an adiabatic trap, focusing on the particle losses produced when the ion transverse-velocity distribution contains a loss cone. Starting from the linear dispersion relation for h…

ELASTIC CONSTANTS AND THERMAL EXPANSION OF CERTAIN BODIES WITH A NONHOMOGENEOUS REGULAR STRUCTURE

G. A. Vang Fo Fy
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.72026

A method is developed for determining effective elastic constants and thermal expansion coefficients of nonhomogeneous bodies with a regular doubly periodic structure formed by arbitrarily placed hollow cylinders of different diameters embedded in a surrounding medium. Using complex potentials, elli…

STABILITY OF MAGNETIC SURFACES

L. S. Solov'ev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71990

This paper derives an approximate integral for magnetic field lines with a large longitudinal component in an arbitrary periodic curvilinear geometry, using an averaging method to define magnetic surfaces. The resulting expression is applied to toroidal configurations to analyze how small magnetic-f…

THE RELATEDNESS OF THREE BANACH SPACES

Yu. I. Petunin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71912

The paper studies triples of normally embedded Banach spaces and introduces notions of relatedness and absolute relatedness in terms of continuous normal scales and the index of an intermediate space. It proves lemmas reducing relatedness and absolute relatedness to the behavior of maximal and minim…

CONDITIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT PARTICLES AND ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN AN UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSION WITH EJECTION OF SOIL

Yu. A. Izrael
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71133

This paper examines the formation of radioactive fallout particles and isotope fractionation during shallow underground nuclear explosions that eject soil, with emphasis on how these processes differ from surface and air bursts. Using calculations for a Sedan-type explosion in water-bearing alluvium…

ON SELF-SUSTAINING FRACTURE OF A STRESSED BRITTLE BODY

L. A. Galin, G. P. Cherepanov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71122

This paper examines self-sustaining fracture in stressed brittle bodies, understood as a fracture wave driven by stored elastic energy after a load-free surface or unloading condition is suddenly created. The authors propose that such fracture occurs when the elastic energy per unit volume exceeds a…

ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE PROBABILITIES OF ERRORS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND KIND IN TESTING HYPOTHESES ON THE SPECTRUM OF A GAUSSIAN STATIONARY PROCESS

D. S. Apokorin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.71108

This paper studies the asymptotic probabilities of first and second kind errors in Neyman Pearson testing between two hypotheses on the spectral density of a zero mean Gaussian stationary process observed at finitely many equally spaced points. For cases where the corresponding Gaussian measures are…

A METHOD FOR SOLVING THE GENERAL BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM OF THE PROPAGATION OF LONG AND SUPERLONG RADIO WAVES AROUND THE EARTH

P. E. Krasnushkin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.70675

The paper formulates a general boundary value problem for long and superlong radio wave propagation around the Earth in a spherical, layered medium consisting of the Earth, atmosphere, and anisotropic ionosphere. It develops a coupled line method in which the electromagnetic field is expanded in nor…

A LOCAL LIMIT THEOREM FOR THE NUMBERS OF TRANSITIONS IN A MARKOV CHAIN AND ITS APPLICATIONS

N. V. Smirnov, O. V. Sarmanov, V. K. Zakharov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.70260

The paper studies the joint distribution of transition counts in a finite homogeneous ergodic Markov chain with positive transition probabilities. It first derives, by an inductive enumeration of chains with prescribed initial and terminal states, an explicit combinatorial formula for the number of …

ON THE THEORY OF UNDAMPED INTENSITY PULSATIONS OF QUANTUM GENERATORS

N. G. Basov, V. N. Morozov, A. N. Oraevsky
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69999

This paper analyzes undamped intensity pulsations in quantum generators through a nonlinear equation governing laser radiation intensity. It derives the integral of motion and asymptotic periodic solutions of the associated conservative equation, focusing on the large modulation depth regime where t…

DISLOCATIONS IN QUARTZ CRYSTALS

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69811

This paper examines the origin and role of dislocations in natural quartz crystals grown along the basal direction, focusing on the ditrigonal network and growth accessories observed on the 0001 surface. Using optical microscopy, electron microscopy, etching observations, and the moiré method, the s…

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ROCKS AND THE MAGNITUDES OF HEAT FLOWS IN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE GREATER CAUCASUS AND CISCAUCASIA

G. M. Sukharev, S. P. Vlasova, Yu. K. Taranukha
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69609

This paper reports measurements of thermophysical properties and geothermal conditions in selected wells of the Greater Caucasus and Ciscaucasia. Thermal conductivity was determined for several hundred igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rock samples in dry and moist states, and combined with temp…

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1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69483

This item is a journal contents and errata page rather than a research article. It lists articles from an issue or volume of Differential Equations, with authors, titles, issue numbers, and page ranges, covering topics such as boundary-value problems, Green’s functions, averaging methods, integral e…

STATISTICAL MODELING OF A CERTAIN CLASS OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS

Kh. Sh. Margulis, G. Ya. Fridman
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69409

This paper develops a statistical modeling approach for complex cybernetic production systems in which the production process and its control hierarchy must be studied jointly. Using the example of a petroleum refinery with continuous processing units, the authors formalize the enterprise as a self-…

A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING THE EQUATIONS OF HYDRODYNAMICS FOR A PLANE FLOW

N. I. Buleev, V. S. Petrishchev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69212

A numerical method is presented for solving the steady two-dimensional hydrodynamic stream-function equation for viscous incompressible flow with prescribed boundary conditions. The approach reduces the fourth-order problem to coupled finite-difference equations for the stream function and vorticity…

ENERGY ANALYSIS OF DAMAGEABILITY OF METALS DURING DEFORMATION AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES

V. S. Ivanova, Yu. I. Ragozin, N. A. Vorob'ev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.69205

The paper develops a structural energy approach to metal fracture at elevated temperatures, treating rupture as occurring when the lattice absorbs a limiting specific energy associated with interatomic bond breaking and defect accumulation. Using an analogy between mechanical fracture and melting, i…

ON THE THEORY OF BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS FOR THE EQUATION

D. K. Gvazava
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.68889

The paper studies global boundary value problems for the nonlinear degenerate elliptic equation \(y^m u_{xx}+u_{yy}=k(x,y)e^u\) in a simply connected domain in the upper half-plane whose boundary includes a segment of the degeneracy line. It proves existence and uniqueness for the Dirichlet problem …

METRIC PROPERTIES OF HARMONIC FUNCTIONS

M. L. Gerver
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.68501

This note formulates and outlines proofs of two metric results for bounded harmonic functions of two variables in a disk. The first theorem estimates the size of the set of levels whose level lines in the half disk have large total length, showing that for uniformly bounded harmonic functions the me…

THE MATERIAL-POINT METHOD IN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF CRYSTALS

B. M. Shchedrin, N. V. Belov, N. P. Zhidkov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.68475

A material point method is proposed for minimizing functionals arising in crystal structural analysis, treating the unknown parameters as coordinates of a point constrained to move on the surface defined by the functional. The paper derives differential equations for this motion under a conditional …