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On the influence of the size and packing of non-heat-conducting spherical pores on the thermal conductivity of porous bodies

G. M. Serykh, T. A. Grechkina, A. I. Gnatyuk
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10322

This article investigates how the size and spatial arrangement of non-heat-conducting spherical pores affect the effective thermal conductivity of porous bodies. Using the electrothermal analogy method, the authors modeled heat conduction through plane electrical specimens with pores of different di…

Calculation of Axial-Flow Machines with Counter-Rotating Impellers

Yu. N. Sokolov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10311

This paper develops a unified calculation methodology for axial machines with counter-rotating impellers, including fans, compressors, pumps, and hydraulic turbines. It bases the design and verification procedures on Zhukovsky’s lift-force method, using airfoil and cascade characteristics to constru…

Heating of Resistance Elements of a Rod Shunt under Direct Current

Yu. A. Korolenko
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10278

This paper analyzes transient heating of the resistance rods in a direct current shunt during short switching current surges, which may exceed rated current and therefore govern allowable rod dimensions. The shunt rod is modeled as a thin cylinder with uniform internal heat generation, insulated lat…

On Stationary Temperature Fields in Bodies of Finite Dimensions with Internal Heat Generation

G. P. BOIKOV, V. A. BLYUKHIN, B. S. SKREBUSHEVSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10267

This paper extends a previously proposed approximate method for calculating temperature distributions along heat sink lines under radiant heating to stationary heat conduction in finite bodies with internal heat generation. For an infinite bar of rectangular cross section, the authors reduce the two…

On the Calculation of Heat Exchangers

G. I. Fuks
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10245

This paper develops a calculation method for heat exchangers based on dimensionless heating-surface criteria rather than direct evaluation of the mean temperature difference. It defines paired criteria for the hot and cold fluid sides and derives relations, equations, and graphical procedures for di…

Synthesis of $6$-alkyltetralins

N. I. SHUIKIN, B. L. LEBEDEV, and N. A. POZDNYAK
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10158

This paper describes the preparation of pure 6-alkyltetralins needed as standards for infrared spectroscopic analysis of tetralin alkylation products, addressing the difficulty of separating isomeric mixtures formed by direct Friedel-Crafts alkylation. The authors synthesized normal 6-amyltetralin, …

Ferrocenylmethyllithium

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.10147

This paper reports the preparation and reactions of ferrocenylmethyllithium, generated by lithium cleavage of the methyl ether of ferrocenylcarbinol in tetrahydrofuran under nitrogen. It also describes a convenient acid-catalyzed synthesis of methyl, ethyl, and benzyl ethers of ferrocenylcarbinol fr…

Embedding theorem for S. L. Sobolev classes $W_p^r$ of fractional order

S. V. USPENSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09985

This paper studies embedding properties of fractional Sobolev classes defined by difference norms of derivatives of noninteger order. It proves a main embedding theorem showing that, under specified relations among dimension, integrability exponents, and smoothness, a function in \(W_p^r(R_n)\) belo…

Structure of Monomeric Arsenic Compounds

M. Ya. Kraft, G. M. Borodina, I. N. Streltsova, and Yu. T. Struchkov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09920

This paper reexamines the structures assigned to monomeric arseno compounds, especially arsenobenzene, in light of inconsistent molecular weight determinations and the tendency of such compounds to polymerize or oxidize. The authors prepare crystalline arsenobenzene and determine its structure by X-…

Periodic Motions of a Viscous Incompressible Fluid

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09781

The paper proves an existence theorem for periodic solutions of a nonlinear first order ordinary differential equation in a Hilbert space under positivity, compactness, and bounded periodic forcing assumptions. Using a Galerkin approximation, energy estimates, and Brouwer’s fixed point theorem, the …

Contact transformations of cyclooctane in the presence of platinized carbon

B. A. KAZANSKII, E. A. LYUKOVA, S. I. KHROMOV, V. T. ALEKSANYAN, and Kh. E. STERIN
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09754

The paper examines contact transformations of cyclooctane over 5 percent platinized carbon at 310°C, motivated by questions about transannular reactions in medium rings and earlier unconfirmed claims for cyclooctane conversion. Cyclooctane was passed over the catalyst with and without hydrogen, and …

DIRECT CYANATION OF FERRICINIUM SALTS

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09745

This paper investigates substitution reactions of ferricinium salts, focusing on the difficulty of electrophilic substitution and the tendency of many nucleophiles or bases to reduce ferricinium cations to ferrocene. The authors show that cyanation can be achieved with liquid hydrocyanic acid in dry…

Influence of Meteor Velocity on Echo Signal Power

E. I. Fialko
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09444

This paper analyzes how meteor velocity affects the power of radio echo signals reflected from unstable meteor trails near the height of maximum electron line density. Starting from the usual dependence of echo power on the square of electron line density, it argues that a simple scaling with the io…

On the Dependence of the Linear Electron Density in a Meteor Trail on the Velocity and Mass of the Meteoroid

E. I. FIALKO
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09433

This paper analyzes how the linear electron density in a meteor ionization trail depends on meteoroid velocity and mass, with attention to the height of the radio reflecting section relative to the height of maximum ionization. Using established formulae for trail density, characteristic pressure, i…

On the features of a class of Dirichlet series

We shall consider Dirichlet series of the form
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09415

This paper studies singularities on the axis of convergence of generalized Dirichlet series whose exponent sequence has gaps bounded below and contains an almost regular subsequence. Building on results of Pólya and Agmon, it proves that under suitable hypotheses simple poles on the axis must be dis…

Rotation of Weakly Continuous Vector Fields

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09414

The paper introduces a notion of rotation for weakly continuous vector fields of the form x minus F(x) in a real separable Hilbert space, using Leray’s full index on weakly compact domains such as generalized balls, cylinders, and hyperbolic domains. It establishes basic properties of this rotation,…

On the Nature and Linear Rate of Contact Melting

L. A. Savintsev, V. E. Avericheva, V. Ya. Zelenko, A. V. Vyatkina
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09400

This paper investigates the mechanism of contact melting in alkali halide crystals and low melting metal systems, using high temperature X-ray diffraction, surface composition measurements after controlled contact, calorimetric data, and measurements of linear melting rate. The results indicate a pr…

Instrument for Determining Solubility over a Wide Temperature Range

I. Ya. Medik-Gaikazyan, V. I. Medik-Gaikazyan
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09389

A device is described for determining salt solubility over a broad temperature range by measuring solution density, with the aim of locating saturation and supersaturation limits relevant to crystal growth from aqueous solutions. The apparatus provides splash-free continuous mixing by transferring l…

Contact melting of multicomponent organic systems

P. A. Savintsev, B. F. Ufimtsev
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09378

This paper examines whether contact melting and eutectic formation can occur in organic systems containing more than four components, a possibility questioned in earlier theoretical and experimental discussions. The authors argue that low probability does not imply impossibility and describe a stepw…

On Diffusion and Electrical Conductivity in Alkali Halide Crystals

P. A. SAVINTSEV, V. Ya. ZLENKO, M. I. IGNAT'EVA
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09367

This paper investigates diffusion processes and electrical conductivity at contacts between dissimilar alkali halide crystals in relation to contact melting. Experiments on NaCl, NaBr, KCl, and KBr single crystal contacts measured surface and volume diffusion, microhardness, surface relief, pore for…

Electron-Beam Functional Converter

B. Z. Kanter
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09356

The paper proposes an electron-beam functional converter for rapid transformation of broadband electrical signals according to prescribed nonlinear laws. Instead of relying on complex beam shaping or targets with spatially varying secondary-emission coefficients, the method derives the output voltag…

Breakdown of Thin-Film Dielectrics Under the Action of Video Pulses

N. S. Geints, V. G. Golubchenko, A. M. Trubitsyn
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09345

This paper reports experimental measurements of breakdown in thin-film polymer dielectrics subjected to repetitive rectangular video pulses. Using a capacitive-discharge pulse setup producing negative pulses up to 15 kV with a 0.3 microsecond front and 2 microsecond duration, the authors tested Styr…

Liquid-Phase Oxidation of Naphthenic Hydrocarbons in the Presence of Boric Acid

A. N. Bashkirov and A. I. Kistanova
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09338

This study examines liquid-phase oxidation of naphthenic hydrocarbons with normal side chains in the presence of boric acid, extending earlier work on paraffinic and olefinic hydrocarbons. The authors synthesized n-amylcyclohexane, n-heptylcyclohexane, and n-nonylcyclohexane, oxidized them under con…

Reference-Free Quantitative Method for Spectral Determination of Small Amounts of Rare-Earth Element Impurities

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09336

This paper proposes a quantitative spectral method for determining small rare-earth-element impurities in purified rare-earth preparations without the use of calibration standards. The method uses two comparison lines of the matrix element to eliminate the effect of arc plasma temperature from the a…

Electric Field in a Semiconductor Between Conductivity-Type Junctions

Yu. S. Ryabinkin
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09333

The paper derives an explicit treatment of the electric field that appears in a semiconductor region between conductivity-type junctions under stationary carrier injection, rather than representing its effect through an effective diffusion coefficient. Starting from dimensionless current and Poisson…

On the Theory of Pn Junctions and Pin Structures

Yu. S. Ryabinkin
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09322

This paper develops a theoretical treatment of pn junctions and pin structures under reverse and small forward currents, allowing for carrier concentrations in the space charge region, resultant current, and strong field effects on drift and diffusion. Using dimensionless current and Poisson equatio…

On Separate and Independent Balancing of Alternating Current Bridges

M. S. ROITMAN
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09300

The paper addresses the difficulty of balancing AC bridges for measuring complex impedances, especially the slow convergence and additional errors associated with differential indicators in separate-balancing schemes. It analyzes the bridge unbalance voltage and argues that independent adjustment of…

Low-Frequency Selective Amplifier Based on Semiconductor Triodes (PT)

A. A. Kuzmin, G. V. Kryukova
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09256

This paper analyzes a low-frequency selective RC amplifier using semiconductor triodes and a double T bridge in a negative feedback path. The authors derive expressions for the filter transmission coefficient, amplifier gain, resonant gain, and quality factor while accounting for the relatively low …

On the Quality Factor of Transistors for Video Amplifiers

I. N. Pustynskii
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09245

The paper proposes a figure of merit for selecting transistors in video amplifier design, analogous to the gain bandwidth figure used for vacuum tubes. It derives an expression for the transistor figure of merit in terms of current gain, base resistance, collector capacitance, and a relative inertia…

Correction of Distortions of the Flat Tops of a Periodic Pulse Sequence in Video Amplifiers Using Planar Semiconductor Triodes (PST)

I. N. Pustynskii
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09222

This paper analyzes correction of flat-top distortion in periodic pulse sequences amplified by common-emitter stages using planar semiconductor triodes, where standard tube-amplifier correction formulas are inadequate because the relevant load and input resistances are comparable. It derives the tra…

On High-Frequency Correction in Transistor Video Amplifiers

I. N. Pustynskii, F. M. Usoltsev
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09211

This paper analyzes high-frequency correction in single-stage transistor video amplifiers using an RC feedback network in the emitter circuit, treating the practical general case in which both collector capacitance and the frequency dependence of current gain are significant. It derives expressions …

On the Correction of Flat-Topped Pulse Distortions in Video Amplifiers Using Planar Semiconductor Triodes (PST)

I. N. Pustynskii
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09200

This paper analyzes correction of flat-top pulse distortion in wideband video amplifier stages using planar semiconductor triodes, where low input resistance and coupling or emitter bypass capacitances cause low-frequency droop. Using equivalent low-frequency circuits, the author derives transient-r…

Measurement of Small Phase Modulation Indices Using Interference Patterns

K. M. SHULZHENKO, V. Ya. SUPYAN
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09189

This paper presents an oscilloscope method for detecting and measuring small phase modulation indices using multiple Lissajous interference patterns formed by signals whose carrier frequencies are in an integer ratio. The authors derive relations between the modulation index and measurable distances…

On the Adjustment of Signal Amplitude in Phase Measurements

K. M. Shulzhenko
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09178

This paper examines amplitude adjustment in phase-measuring instruments, where attenuators and smooth gain controls must avoid introducing unequal or variable phase shifts between measurement channels. It derives phase-shift expressions for stepwise attenuators and potentiometric controls with finit…

HEAT ENGINEERING

B. N. DEVYATOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09172

This paper extends the analysis of transient regimes in continuously operating tube heat exchangers from thin separating walls to the more practical case of thick walls with finite heat capacity. Under assumptions of one-dimensional turbulent flow, rapid heat propagation through the wall, and neglig…

Video Amplifier with a Common Filter

I. A. Suslov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09167

This paper analyzes a video amplifier circuit in which the cathode, anode, and screen-grid filtering functions are combined in a single common filter to reduce the number and size of large capacitors required for undistorted amplification of long pulses. Using equivalent circuits and frequency-domai…

Effect of Temporal Changes in Dynamic Conductances on the Characteristics of a Video-Frequency Amplifier with Correcting Capacitance in the Cathode Circuit and Parallel Inductive Correction in the Anode Circuit

I. A. Suslov, D. I. Sviryakin
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.09156

This paper analyzes a video-frequency amplifier using cathode correcting capacitance and parallel inductive correction in the anode circuit, focusing on errors caused by treating dynamic input and output conductances as constant. The authors derive an equivalent circuit that incorporates the frequen…