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OCEANIC CIRCULATION AND THE EKMAN PROBLEM

A. I. Felzenbaum
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.14516

This paper revisits wind-driven ocean circulation within the classical Ekman framework for a homogeneous steady fluid, addressing whether it can represent western intensification and latitude-dependent Coriolis effects. It formulates governing relations for the integral stream function, sea level, a…

ASYMPTOTIC REPRESENTATIONS OF SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN THE CASE OF MULTIPLE ELEMENTARY DIVISORS OF THE CHARACTERISTIC EQUATION

N. N. Moiseev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.14506

The paper studies asymptotic representations of solutions to first order linear differential systems with a large real parameter when the characteristic equation has multiple elementary divisors. It develops a construction for a Jordan block of multiplicity m, showing how fractional powers of the pa…

UNSTEADY INTERACTION OF BLUNTED BODIES WITH A SHOCK WAVE

K. E. Bogoslovskii
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.14352

This paper investigates the unsteady interaction of incident shock waves with blunted cylindrical bodies, focusing on the relation between reflected bow wave position and transient surface pressure. Shock tube experiments were conducted for cylinders with flat and spherical bluntness and for a finit…

ON THE SPECTRUM OF ERGODIC AUTOMORPHISMS

V. I. Oseledets
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13967

This note studies spectral multiplicity and continuity phenomena for ergodic automorphisms, especially interval exchanges and finite group skew products over rotations. It proves that for an interval exchange satisfying a generating condition, the spectral multiplicity is bounded by the number of ex…

TOPOLOGICAL EQUIVALENCE

M. I. Kadets
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13866

This note proves that all separable Banach spaces are homeomorphic, answering a question attributed to Fréchet and Banach. The argument reduces the problem, using the Bessaga and Pełczyński theorem, to Banach spaces with bases, then constructs a homeomorphism to Hilbert space by encoding points on t…

ON THE THEORY OF TEMPORAL PERTURBATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL AND MAGNETIC FIELDS IN CONNECTION WITH CONTEMPORARY TECTONO-PHYSICAL PROCESSES IN THE EARTH

È. È. Fotiadi, G. I. Karataev, V. I. Shcheglov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13799

This paper formulates a theoretical framework for interpreting temporal perturbations of gravitational and magnetic fields in relation to contemporary tectonophysical processes. It defines direct and inverse problems for time varying potentials produced by changes in density, magnetization, and boun…

A VOTING FUNCTION FOR CONTINUOUS QUANTITIES

CYBERNETICS
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13567

The paper extends the binary majority, or voting, function to continuous signals in order to support restoration in analog systems with parallel redundancy. Using the correspondence between logical disjunction and maximum selection, and between conjunction and minimum selection, it derives equivalen…

ON THE \(\beta^+\)-DECAY OF NEUTRON-DEFICIENT ISOTOPES

V. I. Gol'danskiĭ
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13531

This paper analyzes positron beta decay in neutron-deficient nuclei as a basis for predicting delayed proton emission and identifying proton emitters. Using charge invariance, mirror-nucleus relations, Coulomb-energy estimates, and excitation energies of isobaric analogue states, it derives constrai…

INVESTIGATION OF COSMIC RADIATION ON THE ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE LUNA-10

N. L. Grigorov, V. L. Maduev, N. F. Pisarenko, I. A. Savenko
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13434

This paper reports measurements of cosmic radiation made aboard Luna-10, the first artificial satellite of the Moon, using two gas-discharge counters with different shielding to distinguish hard and weakly penetrating components. The instrument recorded cosmic-ray counting rates during the spacecraf…

CHANGE IN THE SHAPE OF A LIGHT PULSE

N. G. Basov, V. S. Letokhov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13355

The paper analyzes how the shape and propagation velocity of a light pulse change during nonlinear amplification in an active medium when the pulse duration exceeds the transverse relaxation time. Using rate equations for intensity, population inversion, and phase, the authors derive an expression f…

ON THE RATE OF CONVERGENCE

Yu. P. Studnev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13261

The paper studies the rate at which normalized convolutions of a distribution in the domain of normal attraction converge uniformly to a stable law. Using tail characterizations of normal attraction and an Esseen smoothing inequality, it derives bounds in terms of auxiliary functions measuring the r…

THE MONOTONICITY PRINCIPLE IN INTERPOLATION THEORY

D. L. Berman
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13191

The paper studies additional conditions on interpolation nodes that can yield positive convergence results despite the Bernstein and Faber obstruction for arbitrary continuous functions. It introduces monotonicity and regularity of node matrices, possibly with weights, and proves criteria reducing m…

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13029

This letter provides corrections to the author’s earlier article on tensor products of C*-algebras, amending several displayed norm inequalities, tensor product notations, and statements concerning kernels and quotient constructions. It also adds two substantive remarks reflecting subsequent develop…

CROSS SECTION OF PHOTONEUTRON REACTIONS ON Ca$^{40}$

E. B. Bazhanov, A. P. Komar, A. V. Kulikov, V. I. Ogurtsov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.13006

The study measures the total cross section of photoneutron reactions on the calcium-40 nucleus from the neutron-emission threshold at 15.62 MeV to 50 MeV. Photoneutron yields were obtained with bremsstrahlung radiation from a synchrotron using slowed-neutron counting with BF3 counters, and different…

QUASIANALYTIC FUNCTIONALS IN QUANTUM FIELD THEORY

V. P. Gachok
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.12925

This note studies the moment problem in quantum field theory through a Hilbert space construction generated by positive functionals on sequences of test functions. It introduces quasianalytic functionals defined by a growth sequence satisfying Carleman type quasianalyticity conditions, and applies u…

ESTIMATE OF THE CARDINALITY OF THE SET OF NONRIGID SLEEVE CONNECTIONS FOR SURFACES OF REVOLUTION

V. T. Fomenko
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.12860

The paper studies infinitesimal bendings of a positively curved piece of a surface of revolution bounded by a parallel, with the aim of estimating the cardinality of nonrigid sleeve constraints. It reformulates the bending equations as a Beltrami-type system and reduces the associated scalar equatio…

RELATIONS OF THE TYPE OF THE “LENGTH AND AREA PRINCIPLE”

B. P. Kufarev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.12850

The paper develops generalized length and area relations for plane mappings with generalized first partial derivatives and finite Dirichlet integral. Using an extension of Fubini’s theorem based on level sets of the distance to a closed set, it derives integral inequalities relating the lengths of i…

ON THE RANK OF MATRICES WITH RANDOM BOOLEAN ELEMENTS

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.12478

This note studies the asymptotic probability that an n by m random matrix over GF(2), with independent but not necessarily identically distributed Boolean entries, has full row rank. Assuming all entry probabilities are bounded between delta and 1 minus delta, it proves that for m/n below an explici…

On the Principle of Constructing a Search-Free Adaptive Automatic Control System with Variable Structure

Academician B. N. PETROV, S. V. EMEL’YANOV, E. N. DUBROVSKII,
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.11958

The paper addresses adaptive automatic control for a dynamic plant whose gain varies over a wide range but changes slowly relative to the transient process. It develops a variable-structure control law in which the switching hyperplane is not fixed, but selected according to an estimate of the curre…

INVERTIBILITY IN TOPOLOGICAL RINGS

V. A. Andrunakievich, V. I. Arnautov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.11589

This paper studies when a topological ring becomes a division ring after completion. It proves that the completion of a topological ring contains an identity and makes every element of the original ring invertible if and only if the ring has no closed one-sided ideals and no generalized zero divisor…

ON A NEW TYPE OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTING MACHINES

V. L. Arlazarov, A. S. Kronrod, V. A. Kronrod
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.11101

The paper argues that emerging limits in computer performance arise less from arithmetic speed than from memory access, especially the time required to read program instructions. Drawing on experience with BESM-6 and other Soviet machines, the authors propose separating numeric and program memory, e…

ON THE THEORY OF CANONICAL SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF POSITIVE TYPE WITH PERIODIC COEFFICIENTS

P. A. Shvartsman
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.10890

This note studies real canonical linear differential systems with periodic coefficients whose Hamiltonian is nonnegative, focusing on stable systems and their associated positively directed symplectic curves. Using a spectral representation of the matriciant through the eigenvalues and eigenvectors …

ABSORPTION AND DISPERSION OF LIGHT

A. S. Davydov, E. N. Myasnikov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.10763

This paper examines light absorption and dispersion associated with molecular exciton formation in three-dimensional molecular crystals, including the effects of both acoustic and optical phonons. Using temperature Green’s functions, the authors formulate the exciton mass operator and relate its rea…

On the Synthesis of Nonlinear Control Laws

Unknown
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.10732

This note addresses the synthesis of nonlinear control laws for an automatic system of order n, where added nonlinear elements are intended to compensate existing nonlinear effects and improve dynamic behavior. Using a canonical transformation, the system is rewritten in variables that separate most…

NEW PEROVSKITES

A. G. Kapyshev, V. V. Ivanova, Yu. N. Venevtsev
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.10222

This paper reports the synthesis and X-ray crystallographic characterization of a series of new complex perovskites with general compositions A(B′,B″)O3 and A(B′,B″,B′″)O3, where A is barium or strontium and the B-site contains selected mono-, di-, tri-, penta-, or hexavalent ions combined to preser…

Analytical and Experimental Study of Commutation in a Cross-Field EMU with a Smooth Armature

A. I. Skorospeshkin, B. I. Kostylev, G. G. Konstantinov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09707

This paper examines commutation in cross-field electromechanical amplifiers with smooth armatures, motivated by the role of electromagnetic factors in limiting reliable commutation in conventional toothed-armature commutator machines. The authors apply a digital-computer calculation method based on …

Bridge Device for Studying the Dynamics of Commutators in Electric Machines

L. Ya. Zinner, A. I. Skorospelkin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09706

This paper addresses the measurement of small dynamic displacements in commutators of electric machines, where earlier profilometers based on resonant circuits were sensitive but prone to error, drift, and poor repeatability. The authors analyze three bridge measuring-cell circuits with close induct…

Investigation of the Dependence of the Current in the Winding of an Electric Machine Equipped with a Semiconductor Commutator on the Winding Parameters and the Switching Frequency of the Semiconductor Commutator

E. F. OBERTAN, A. I. SKOROSPEshKIN
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09705

The paper analyzes current transients in the excitation winding of an electrical machine supplied through a thyristor based semiconductor commutator, with attention to the effects of winding section parameters, number of terminals, and commutator switching frequency. It models the commutation cycle …

Contactless Adjustable Induction Motor

A. I. Skorospelshkin, M. L. Kostyrev, E. F. Obergan
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09704

This paper proposes a contactless adjustable induction motor in which an additional cascade with a controlled semiconductor commutator introduces a slip-frequency electromotive force into the rotor circuit. The design eliminates sliding contacts and can combine the cascades in a single magnetic core…

On the Design of Transformer Windings with Minimum Active Resistance

I. D. Kutyavin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09703

This article addresses the optimization of power transformer coil windings to minimize active resistance and additional copper or aluminum losses from eddy currents, with the core geometry and principal winding dimensions treated as fixed. It derives analytical conditions for selecting the number of…

Pulsed Power Generator Model

G. A. Sipailov, K. A. Khorkov, A. I. Verkhoturov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09702

This paper describes the design and experimental evaluation of a prototype pulsed power generator built to verify proposed principles for maximizing electromagnetic energy during the first half-period of generated emf. The authors outline the selected single-phase stator winding, rotor excitation an…

On excitation forcing of a surge generator

G. A. Sipailov, A. I. Verkhoturov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09701

This paper analyzes forced excitation in impulse generators operated with pauses long enough for rotor transients to decay, where intermittent excitation can raise the magnetic flux before each pulse. Using a two-winding rotor model with excitation and damper circuits, the authors derive transient c…

Investigation of the Characteristics of a Brushless DC Electromechanical Amplifier (BEMA)

A. I. SKOROSPECHKIN, E. N. PODBORSKII
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09699

This paper examines experimental models of a brushless DC electromechanical amplifier composed of two synchronous generators in a common magnetic circuit, with rotor rectifiers and alternative phase arrangements. It analyzes external and regulation characteristics, voltage and current waveforms, gai…

Problems of the General Theory of Electrical Machines as Applied to Brushless DC Electric-Machine Amplifiers (BEMAs)

A. I. Skorospeshkin
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09698

This paper applies the general theory of electrical machines to brushless DC electromechanical amplifiers and related fixed-frequency AC amplifier configurations. Using Lagrange-Maxwell equations, it treats the cascades of a combined machine as interacting stages and derives equations for electromot…

Some Issues of Energy Relationships in a Converter with Adjustable Frequency

A. I. Skorospeshkin, E. F. Obertan, K. A. Khorkov
1966 SovietRxiv: ru-196601.09697

The paper analyzes energy relationships in a two-stage contactless adjustable-frequency converter intended for frequency control of AC electric drives. It derives expressions for output frequency as a function of rotor speed, pole numbers, phase sequence, and the rotation of the input field produced…