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SCHAUDER ESTIMATES AND SOLVABILITY OF GENERAL BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS FOR GENERAL PARABOLIC SYSTEMS WITH DISCONTINUOUS COEFFICIENTS

N. V. Zhitarashu
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.68322

This paper studies general mixed boundary value problems and the Cauchy problem for broad classes of linear parabolic systems with discontinuous coefficients in domains separated by an internal interface. It formulates algebraic complementing conditions for boundary, initial, and conjugation operato…

FLARE STARS AS A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF COSMIC X-RAY RADIATION

G. A. Gurzadyan
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.68257

This paper proposes that late-type flare stars may produce detectable cosmic X-ray radiation during flares, motivated by the appearance of the He II 4686 Å line and the implied presence of sufficiently energetic photons or particles. It develops an inverse Compton interpretation in which infrared ph…

IONIC COMPOSITION OF THE POSITIVE COLUMN OF A GLOW DISCHARGE IN INERT GASES AT ELEVATED PRESSURE

S. V. Starodubtsev, S. L. Pozharov, I. G. Chernov, V. M. Knopov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.67922

The study investigates the ionic composition of the positive column of glow discharges in helium and argon with a small admixture of mercury vapor at pressures from 5 to 50 mm Hg. Using a mass spectrometer designed for high pressure gas phase ion processes, the authors examine pressure and current d…

NEGATIVE RESISTANCE AND A STIMULATED STATE IN ELECTROLUMINESCENT ZINC-SULFIDE FILMS AT 77°K

A. G. Gol'dman, G. A. Zholkevich, N. P. Lazar
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.67802

This paper examines the negative resistance regime and the subsequent stable stimulated state in sublimated electroluminescent zinc sulfide films at 77 K. Using electroluminescence, probe measurements of the voltage drop in the phosphor, current voltage characteristics, thermoluminescence, and after…

ON THE DETERMINATION OF THE DYNAMIC COEFFICIENT OF VISCOSITY OF THE ASTHENOSPHERE

S. S. Grigoryan, M. S. Krass, V. L. Leites, S. A. Ushakov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.67698

This paper examines how postglacial uplift can be used to estimate the dynamic viscosity of the asthenosphere, arguing that earlier estimates neglected the finite thickness of the subcrustal flowing layer. The authors model the uplift of an axisymmetric depression in a viscous incompressible layer o…

SOME NEW ESTIMATES IN THE THEORY OF FINITE AUTOMATA

CYBERNETICS
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.67358

The paper studies bounds for the number of states arising in the optimal determinization of finite orthogonal systems of directed graphs, a construction motivated by automaton synthesis. Extending earlier one graph estimates of Lyubich and Ostrovskii, it proves an upper bound for systems with severa…

POSITIVE HARMONIC FUNCTIONS ON NILPOTENT GROUPS

G. A. Margulis
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.67054

This note studies positive harmonic functions for convolution-type operators on nilpotent groups, extending known descriptions from the abelian case. Under a support-generation condition on the transition function, the argument uses compactness of normalized positive harmonic functions, Choquet repr…

\(J\)-NONEXPANDING OPERATORS IN A BANACH SPACE

I. S. Iokhvidov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.66642

The paper studies linear operators on decomposed Banach spaces equipped with an indefinite J-metric, focusing on J-nonexpanding and related J-isometric operators defined on arbitrary linear manifolds rather than necessarily on the whole space. It establishes elementary structural properties of negat…

LINEAR DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING WITH UNBOUNDED CONTROL

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.66387

This paper studies a class of linear dynamic programming problems in which admissible controls may be unbounded and are treated as generalized functions, while phase coordinates may be discontinuous. It formulates the control system with linear dynamics, endpoint conditions on linear manifolds, and …

SETTLING OF A CLOUD OF INTERACTING PARTICLES AND THE FORMATION, IN THIS PROCESS, OF A “DUSTING” SOURCE AS A RESULT OF THE ACTION OF ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION

G. M. Petrova, N. P. Marin, O. S. Berlyand
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.66291

This paper analyzes the deposition pattern produced when a cloud of interacting particles settles through the atmosphere and is gradually diluted by turbulent diffusion, causing separated particles to fall with their Stokes velocity and form a moving “dusting” source. The authors formulate and solve…

ON THE THEORY OF THE SHORT-WAVELENGTH REGION OF X-RAY $K$-ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF SINGLE CRYSTALS AND POLYCRYSTALLINE SAMPLES

L. K. Izraileva
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.66235

This paper develops a one-electron perturbation treatment of the short-wavelength region of x-ray K-absorption spectra for single crystals and polycrystalline samples. The crystal potential is separated into a quasiatomic central part, treated exactly, and a residual crystalline field, treated to fi…

ON SOME PROPERTIES OF \(\{k; n\}_q\)-ARCS IN GALOIS PLANES

Yu. N. Khaimulin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.66035

This paper studies point sets called \(\{k;n\}_q\)-arcs in finite projective Galois planes, focusing on upper bounds for \(k\), existence cases, and completeness. Using Diophantine systems associated with secants through absolute and external points, it gives another proof of Barlotti’s bounds and a…

ON THE UNIQUENESS OF THE SOLUTION OF AN INVERSE PROBLEM REPRESENTED BY AN INTEGRAL EQUATION OF THE FIRST KIND

A. I. Prilepko
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.65739

The paper studies uniqueness in an inverse problem of potential theory: determining a density in a given open set from the exterior values of its metaharmonic potential, an integral equation of the first kind. It proves that although uniqueness need not hold in general, it does hold for certain clas…

ON CLOSED IMAGES OF METRIC SPACES

N. Lashnev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.65712

This note gives intrinsic characterizations of those T1 spaces that arise as closed continuous images of metric spaces, and of complete metric spaces. It introduces hereditarily conservative systems of closed sets and almost refining sequences of closed covers, showing that a T1 space is a closed im…

A THEOREM ON HOMEOMORPHISMS AND QUASILINEAR EQUATIONS

S. G. Krein, A. S. Simonov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.65656

The paper studies solvability and regularity for a class of quasilinear elliptic boundary value problems whose principal part is a linear uniformly elliptic operator of order 2m with first boundary conditions. Using homeomorphism theorems for elliptic operators in Sobolev scales, resolvent estimates…

GENERALIZED NORMAL CORRELATION

O. V. Sarmanov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.65333

The paper studies bivariate distributions with prescribed normal marginals represented by bilinear Hermite expansions and defines a generalized normal correlation through nonnegativity of the resulting density. It proves that such an expansion is a valid density if and only if its coefficients are t…

DETERMINATION OF THE LUNAR GRAVITATIONAL FIELD FROM THE MOTION OF THE ARTIFICIAL LUNAR SATELLITE “LUNA-10”

È. L. Akim
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.65331

This paper investigates how the noncentral gravitational field of the Moon affected the orbit of the artificial lunar satellite Luna-10, while also accounting for perturbations from the Earth, the Sun, and planets. Trajectory measurements from the satellite’s active lifetime in April to May 1966 wer…

A class of singular integral equations with a shift

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.64959

The paper studies a class of singular integral equations with a shift on a finite union of Lyapunov contours, where the shift is an orientation preserving homeomorphism generating a finite cyclic group. By reducing the scalar shifted equation to an associated system of singular integral equations an…

THE METRIC OF SPACE–TIME AND NONLINEAR FIELDS

D. I. Blokhintsev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.64839

This paper examines how the operational metric of space-time may be defined when the only available physical signals are governed by nonlinear field equations, for which Lorentz invariance need not imply a constant signal velocity. Using a scalar field derived from a variational principle, it argues…

ON FRACTIONAL POWERS OF WEAKLY POSITIVE OPERATORS

P. E. Sobolevskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.64769

The paper develops a method for estimating fractional powers and related operators for weakly positive operators in Banach and Lebesgue spaces. It proves interpolation type inequalities for seminorms on domains of fractional powers, derives bounds for operators of the form BA to a negative fractiona…

ON ONE CASE OF AN INVERSE MIXED BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM

O. M. Turovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.64142

The paper formulates and solves an inverse mixed boundary value problem for an analytic function in a simply connected domain whose boundary consists of prescribed polygonal parts, up to unknown stretching factors, and unknown arcs of prescribed lengths. Boundary data on the arcs prescribe the real …

On the Nielsen–Tsenov equations and their application to nonholonomic systems with nonlinear constraints

Bl. DOLAPCHIEV
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.64024

The paper examines generalized Lagrange equations derived from identities for higher time derivatives of kinetic energy and from generalized forms of d’Alembert’s principle, with particular attention to the Nielsen and Tsenov equations. It shows how these equations can be transformed, by methods ass…

INDEXIALS AND NORMALIZERS

S. A. Chunikhin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.63690

This paper develops the method of indexials for finite groups, addressing criteria for the existence of subgroups of prescribed orders, including cases where subgroup order and index need not be relatively prime. Building on earlier results on regular indexials, it introduces supplementary subgroups…

ON THE TRANSCENDENCE AND ALGEBRAIC INDEPENDENCE OF VALUES OF \(E\)-FUNCTIONS SATISFYING LINEAR NONHOMOGENEOUS DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF THE SECOND ORDER

A. B. Shidlovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.63551

The paper studies transcendence and algebraic independence of values of E-functions that satisfy second order linear nonhomogeneous differential equations. It introduces a lemma reducing certain algebraic differential relations for solutions of nonhomogeneous first order systems, and consequently hi…

ANALYSIS OF THE DIRAC EQUATION IN RIEMANNIAN SPACE

K. P. Stanyukovich
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.63511

The paper analyzes the covariant form of the Dirac equation in Riemannian space using tetrads, Lorentz group generators, and spinor parallel transport. By squaring the curved-space Dirac equation, it identifies an additional curvature-dependent term in the effective mass relation, interpreted as a s…

AMORPHOUS FUNCTIONALS, THEIR STRUCTURE AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

E. V. Voronovskaya
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.63429

The paper studies absolutely monotone segment functionals on polynomials of bounded degree, distinguishing nodal functionals with unique extremal structure from amorphous functionals lacking a definite nodal decomposition. It gives criteria, in terms of the number and placement of quota nodes, for w…

Photosemiconductor properties of bilirubin

A. T. Vartanyan
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.63290

This study examines the dark conductivity and photoconductivity of bilirubin layers, a bile pigment structurally related to porphyrin pigments but containing an open conjugated chain. Bilirubin films between platinum electrodes were measured in high vacuum and under controlled oxygen pressures, with…

ON MIXED APPROXIMATIONS OF FUNCTIONS OF A COMPLEX VARIABLE IN OPPOSITE ANGLES BY MEANS OF ENTIRE FUNCTIONS

I. I. Ibragimov, A. A. Gamidov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.63286

This note studies mixed best approximation of analytic functions in two opposite angular domains by entire functions of prescribed order and type in an \(L_p\) metric. Using a principle that reduces approximation questions in such unbounded domains to estimates on the boundary lines, the authors def…