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STUDY OF LINEAR POLYMERS USING AN ULTRACENTRIFUGE

S. Ya. Frenkel'
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.71016

The purpose of this review is to show how the ultracentrifuge can be used for a comprehensive study of polymers. At the same time, the solution of the problems formulated above is not always carried through to completion, which would take up too much space. For example, in the first part of the revi…

NUCLEAR STRUCTURE AND INTERPRETATION OF FISSION PHENOMENA

D. L. Hill, J. Wheeler
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.66683

The authors have attempted to combine, within a single picture, the empirically derived characteristic features of nuclear structure corresponding both to the liquid-drop model and to the independent-particle model. As the initial assumption for investigating this generalized representation—the coll…

RELATIVISTIC TRANSFORMATIONS AND CONSERVATION LAWS OF ENERGY–MOMENTUM. APPLICATION TO SOME PROBLEMS IN COSMIC RAY PHYSICS

I. L. Rozental'
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.57429

The aim of the present article is to present data on the application of the laws of conservation of energy and momentum to the study of particle decay. Naturally, the article does not set out in any consistent manner the experimental data on elementary particles currently available. These data, draw…

THE CURRENT STATE OF RADIO SPECTROSCOPY\*)

M. A. El'yashevich
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.42700

This review considers the types of spectral transitions studied by radiospectroscopic methods and the features of absorption and emission in the radio-frequency region, gives a brief characterization of the principles of experimental methods, reviews some of the most important research results, and …

ORIENTED KERNELS

G. R. Khutsishvili
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.36742

In the first part of this review, we consider methods by which oriented nuclei can be obtained. In the second part, we consider experiments that have been performed, as well as experiments that can be performed with oriented nuclei. There we also analyze the question of what information can be extra…