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On the theory of discrete space-time

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.43240

Kadyshevsky proposes a theoretical motivation for discrete space-time by treating the universal length scale associated with Fermi’s weak-interaction constant as analogous to the constants of relativity and quantum mechanics. The paper argues that a minimum interval of order this length could accoun…

Investigation of the $K_{\beta_5}$ bands in the X-ray spectrum of nickel in alloys of the $\mathrm{Mn}$ – $\mathrm{Ni}$ system

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.42916

This study examines how composition, temperature, and magnetic state affect the Ni K beta5 emission band in manganese, nickel alloys containing about 51 to 92 wt.% nickel. Nickel K spectra were excited by the primary method and recorded with a bent-crystal short-wavelength X-ray spectrograph, allowi…

On the Temperature Dependence of Coordination Numbers of Particles in Liquid Solutions

V. I. Kuz’min, V. K. Prokhorenko, O. Ya. Samoilov, and I. Z. Fisher
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.42626

This paper examines how the average coordination numbers of particles in binary liquid solutions vary with temperature, with particular attention to the resulting change in the amount of solvent not belonging to the nearest environment of solute particles. The authors formulate the relevant differen…

Changes in the Spectral Distribution of the Intrinsic and Sensitized Photoeffect in Silver Halides under Weak Illumination

I. A. Akimov
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.42588

An apparatus is described for rapidly measuring the spectral distribution of photoconductivity and photo-emf in photochemically sensitive semiconductor powders under very weak exposure. Applied to powdered silver bromide and silver chloride, the method shows irreversible exposure-induced changes: th…

Some general inequalities of chemical thermodynamics

A. S. Pleshanov
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.42562

This paper develops general thermodynamic inequalities for reacting systems of ideal gases by analyzing the second variations of the thermodynamic potential and free energy under chemical equilibrium constraints. Using stoichiometric balance relations and characteristic matrices, it proves positive …

Distribution of electrons by kinetic energies in the photoionization of methyl derivatives of benzene

B. L. KURBATOV, F. I. VILESOV, and Academician A. N. TERENIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.42524

This paper reports measurements of the kinetic energy distributions of electrons produced by photoionization of benzene methyl derivatives, from toluene through durene, in low pressure vapor. The authors use changes in photoelectron distribution maxima with increasing photon energy to infer excitati…

Fine structure of the Rayleigh light scattering line and the propagation velocity of hypersonic oscillations in water

L. V. LANSHINA and M. I. SHAKHPARONOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.40140

This study reexamines the fine structure of the Rayleigh scattering line in water in order to determine the propagation velocity of hypersonic oscillations and the intensity ratio of the central and Mandelstam-Brillouin components. Using an improved Fabry-Perot interferometer arrangement and photogr…

On the Instability of an Inhomogeneous Rarefied Plasma in a Strong Magnetic Field

L. I. RUDAKOV and R. Z. SAGDEEV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.39403

This paper analyzes a mechanism for instability in an inhomogeneous rarefied plasma placed in a strong magnetic field, distinct from previously proposed ion-sound instabilities requiring much hotter electrons than ions or a longitudinal current. Using a linearized kinetic treatment under low-frequen…

On the Theory of Multiplication of Causal Functions

V. GARCHINSKII
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.38095

This paper develops more explicit formulas for products of causal functions associated with strongly connected Feynman diagrams in quantum field theory. Using the incidence matrix of a diagram and Pauli-Villars regularization, it derives parametric momentum-space expressions whose characteristic det…

On the Theory of Crystals

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.36883

This paper proposes an exactly tractable model for a crystal based on a second-quantized Hamiltonian that retains density interactions associated with the periodic reciprocal lattice. It argues that, in the thermodynamic limit, the relevant density operators commute asymptotically with particle oper…

On the Jost–Lehmann–Dyson Integral Representation

V. S. VLADIMIROV and V. F. NIKITIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.35984

The paper examines the scope of Dyson’s conjecture concerning the support of the weight function in the Jost, Lehmann, Dyson integral representation for causal commutators. After recalling earlier validity results for domains satisfying convexity conditions with respect to timelike curves, the autho…

On the Duration of Ultraviolet Fluorescence of Some Aromatic Compounds

T. V. IVANOVA, P. I. KUDRYASHOV, and B. Ya. SVESHNIKOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.35979

This paper reports an adaptation of a phase fluorometer for measuring ultraviolet fluorescence lifetimes and applies it to benzene, methyl-substituted benzenes, naphthalene, and several related aromatic compounds in hexane and alcohol solutions. The authors describe ultraviolet excitation and spectr…

Study of the Optical Properties of Transparent Substances at Ultrahigh Pressures

Academician Ya. B. Zel’dovich, S. B. Kormer, M. V. Sinitsyn, and K. B. Yushko
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.34362

This paper investigates optical methods for determining the refractive index and transparency of transparent substances subjected to ultrahigh pressures in shock waves. Using high-speed photochronography, the authors measured light reflected from shock-wave fronts and analyzed water in detail by bot…

On the Influence of Elastic-Relaxation Stresses on the Crystallization of Very Viscous Liquids

L. V. TVERSKAYA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.31847

This paper examines how elastic relaxation stresses influence crystallization in very viscous liquids, where crystal growth may proceed faster than stress relaxation. Treating a growing nucleus as spherical and using elasticity theory together with a relaxation equation for the amorphous phase, the …

Allowance for the Vibrational Structure of Molecular Electronic Excitation Levels in the Quantum Theory of Light Scattering

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.29377

This paper analyzes how the vibrational substructure of electronically excited molecular states enters the quantum theory of Raman light scattering, especially through the sublevel contributions to polarizability matrix elements. Using the adiabatic and Condon approximations, harmonic oscillator ove…

THE STRUCTURE OF THE RESOLVENT OF THE SCHRÖDINGER OPERATOR FOR A SYSTEM OF THREE PARTICLES WITH PAIR INTERACTION

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.29104

This paper studies the resolvent of the Schrödinger operator for a three-particle system with pair interactions, after transformation to momentum variables and separation of center-of-mass motion. It develops a system of operator integral equations, related to the two-body transition operators, that…

Ferroelectric Single Crystals with High Nonlinearity

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.28424

This paper reports the growth and characterization of barium titanate based ferroelectric single crystals containing small additions of barium hafnate, prepared from a potassium fluoride flux in platinum crucibles. The authors examine dielectric permittivity, field dependent nonlinearity, bias field…

On the Construction of the Scattering Matrix in Nonlocal Theories

V. D. KUKIN and A. R. FRENKIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.28152

The paper examines how to construct scattering matrices for nonlocal quantum field theories while retaining the graph technique of local perturbation theory. It argues that nonlocality can be introduced by modifying chronological contractions, and hence internal lines of Feynman graphs, without chan…

GENERALIZATION OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA ON THE EFFECT OF THE HEATED LENGTH OF A CHANNEL ON CRITICAL HEAT FLUXES

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.25675

This paper generalizes experimental data on the influence of heated channel length on critical heat flux during forced flow of steam, water mixtures and related fluids in tubes and annular channels. Using previously proposed dimensionless similarity criteria, the authors process data for short heate…

Anomalous Impurity Absorption Near Exciton Bands of Molecular Crystals

V. L. BROUDE, É. I. RASHBA, and E. F. SHEKA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24542

This paper examines anomalous impurity absorption in molecular crystals when an impurity excitation level lies close to the edge of a host exciton band, a regime in which the oriented-gas model is expected to fail. Using low-temperature polarized absorption spectra of ordinary naphthalene dissolved …

Study of the Fine Structure of the X-ray Manganese $K$ Absorption Edges in $\mathrm{MnTe}$ in the Temperature Region of the Antiferromagnetic Transition

E. E. VAINSTEIN, B. I. KOTLYAR, and R. M. OVRUTSKAYA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23677

This study examines whether antiferromagnetic ordering affects the fine structure of the manganese X-ray K-absorption edge in manganese telluride near its Néel transition. Absorption spectra were recorded photographically with a Johann focusing X-ray spectrograph at five temperatures from 280 to 325…

Paramagnetic Resonance in Copper Conduction Electrons

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23380

This paper reports microwave measurements of the surface resistance of a high-purity copper resonator in magnetic fields at 300 K, 77 K, and 4.2 K, undertaken to detect electron paramagnetic resonance in a non-alkali metal. The observed absorption maximum gave a g factor of about 2.1, and comparison…

Change in the Electrical Resistance of Praseodymium, Dysprosium, Erbium, and Ytterbium up to a Pressure of 250,000 kg/cm $^2$

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR L. F. Vereshchagin, A. A. Semerchan, and S. V. Popova
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22452

This paper reports room temperature measurements of the relative electrical resistance of praseodymium, dysprosium, erbium, and ytterbium under pressures from 25,000 to 250,000 kg/cm², continuing earlier high pressure studies of metals. Cylindrical specimens of specified purity were examined as resi…

On the anisotropy of the Mössbauer effect

Yu. KAGAN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22241

This paper examines the predicted anisotropy of the Mössbauer effect in noncubic crystals, where recoil-free absorption or emission depends on the direction of nuclear recoil relative to crystallographic axes. Using a lattice model with central and noncentral nearest-neighbor forces, it derives phon…

Decay of the Two-Hour Isotope $\mathrm{Lu}^{168}$

E. P. GRIGOR’EV, K. Ya. GROMOV, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences B. S. DZHELEPOV,
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.20803

The paper investigates the decay of a previously observed approximately two-hour lutetium activity produced by irradiating tantalum with 660 MeV protons. Using a calibrated double-focusing beta spectrometer, the authors measure internal conversion lines and identify an 87.54 keV transition in the da…

Quadrupole absorption coefficient and optical lifetime of the exciton ground state in $\mathrm{Cu}_2\mathrm{O}$ crystal

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.19951

This paper reports a quantitative study of the anisotropic absorption of the 6125 Å exciton line in cuprous oxide at 77 K, associated with excitation of the ground exciton state. Absorption coefficients were measured for light propagation along the fourth-order and third-order symmetry axes of singl…

On the Application of Radar to Studying Cloud Structure

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.19400

This paper examines whether radar echoes from clouds can be used to infer cloud liquid water content and boundaries. Using simultaneous radar and aircraft observations conducted in 1959 and 1960, the authors compare measured radar reflectivity with direct microphysical measurements and find no stabl…

A METHOD FOR SOLVING THE MANY-BODY PROBLEM ON HIGH-SPEED COMPUTING MACHINES FOR THE CASE OF CHARGED PARTICLES

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.18879

A numerical method is proposed for treating the many-body dynamics of charged particles by returning to the relativistic equations of motion with Liénard-Wiechert interactions, using enlarged particles formed by averaging charges over small volume elements to reduce computational size. The resulting…

Interaction of a Weak Entropy Wave with a Flame Front

S. S. Novikov, Yu. S. Ryazantsev
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.18321

This paper analyzes the interaction of a weak entropy wave with a flame front, allowing for changes in flame propagation velocity caused by variations in the thermodynamic state of the combustible mixture. Using a linear gas-dynamic approximation and conservation of mass, momentum, and energy at the…

THE BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEM FOR THE PROPAGATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN A SPHERICALLY LAYERED ANISOTROPIC DISSIPATIVE MEDIUM

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.16597

The paper formulates and solves a boundary-value problem for stationary electromagnetic waves in a spherically layered, anisotropic, dissipative medium, motivated by models such as a conducting Earth surrounded by a magneto-anisotropic ionosphere. Maxwell’s equations are reduced to an operator equat…

Mass spectrometric study of the spectral dependence of the photoionization efficiency of benzene derivatives

M. E. Akopyan, F. I. Vilesov, and Academician A. N. Terenin
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.16485

This study examines the spectral dependence of photoionization efficiency for gaseous benzene derivatives, including benzene, methylbenzenes, aromatic amines, and benzylamine, using a mass spectrometer coupled to a vacuum monochromator over photon energies up to 11.7 eV. Ionization-efficiency curves…

On a Possible Criterion for Superconductivity

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.15650

This paper proposes empirical criteria for the occurrence of superconductivity in elements, compounds, and alloys by comparing Hall constants, interatomic distances, crystal structures, and known transition temperatures. The author argues that superconductivity is associated with a sufficient concen…

Change in the Electrical Resistance of Certain Metals up to a Pressure of 200,000 kg/cm $^3$

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR L. F. VERESHCHAGIN, A. A. SEMERCHAN,
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.15216

This study examines changes in the electrical resistance of antimony, arsenic, and calcium under pressures extending beyond earlier measurements up to about 200,000 kg/cm². Using a high-pressure apparatus calibrated against known resistance discontinuities in several metals, the authors measured res…

On the Polarity of Domain Boundaries in Thin Ferromagnetic Films

L. V. KIRENSKII and V. A. BURAVIKHIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.13819

This paper examines the polarity and character of domain boundaries in thin ferromagnetic films, focusing on the distinction between Bloch and Néel boundary structures. Films of an Fe, Ni, Mo alloy were prepared by thermal evaporation under a magnetic field, and their domain structures were studied …

On the Possibility of Reducing the Magnitude of Ionization Fluctuations in Gases

A. A. VOROB'EV, Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR A. P. KOMAR, and V. A. KOROLEV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.13462

This paper examines whether ionization fluctuations in gases, which limit the resolving power of ionization measurements of nuclear particles, can be reduced by registering both ionized and excited atoms. Extending Fano’s treatment, the authors derive expressions for the fluctuation coefficient when…

Dispersion of Optical Rotation of Cedrane Series Compounds

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.11455

The paper reports a spectropolarimetric study of optical rotatory dispersion in cedrane derivatives, a class for which comparable data were not previously available. Rotatory-dispersion curves were measured in solution for cedrol, primary cedranol, isocedranol, isocedranone, alpha-cedrene, cedrenal,…