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ON THE SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF T. P. KRAVETS
Fig. 3.** Spectrum and microphotogram of J Canum Venaticorum in the region of the cyanogen bands.
APPLICATION OF ULTRAVIOLET RAYS IN CHROMATOGRAPHY*)
Revised text of a report delivered at a meeting on chromatography at the Chemical Division of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR on November 23, 1950.
INVESTIGATION OF SURFACE LAYERS USING A COUNTER
Slow Electromagnetic Waves
BAND THEORY OF SOLIDS AND THE LIMITS OF ITS APPLICABILITY\*)
Report at the Seventh All-Union Conference on Semiconductor Physics.
The fifth volume of the collected works of Academician Leonid Isaakovich Mandelstam contains lectures and seminars relating to the period 1932–1944. Although the author did not man
Vibrational Energy and Luminescence of Complex Molecules
Some Questions Concerning the Intensities of Spectral Lines
Questions concerning the intensities of spectral lines are very diverse and complex, and in the present article we shall consider only a few of them, and the simplest ones at that. Such a consideration nevertheless seems to us not superfluous, since in the existing literature ambiguities are often e…
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE FINE STRUCTURE OF SINGLY IONIZED HELIUM
FROM THE HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE PHENOMENON OF ELECTROOSMOSIS
RING DIFFUSION IN METALS
THE SIKHOTE-ALIN METEORITE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE PROBLEM OF THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
INTRAMOLECULAR INTERACTIONS AND OPTICS
In this short article, we do not, of course, intend to consider in any exhaustive way the entire vast field of applications of optical methods to the solution of chemical problems and to the study of molecular structure. We shall confine ourselves to several examples of the optical study of a highly…
From Letters to the Editors
Production of a $\pi^+$-Meson Beam at the Phasotron
New Data on Neutral Mesons
IN MEMORY OF A. M. PAVLENKO
MESONS\*)
The book under review was compiled on the basis of a course of lectures delivered by the author at the V. I. Lenin Moscow State Pedagogical Institute in 1940–1949.
ON THE DECAY SCHEME OF IONIUM AND RADIOTHORIUM
ANALYSIS OF SOLIDS USING A MASS SPECTROMETER
CONCERNING V. I. LEBEDEV’S ARTICLE “THE DISCOVERY OF THE CONNECTION BETWEEN ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC PHENOMENA BY I. A. DVIGUBSKY”
EFFECTIVE NUCLEAR CROSS SECTIONS FOR HIGH-ENERGY NEUTRONS
Multiple Scattering of $\mu$-Mesons
NEW DATA ON RADIO EMISSION FROM THE SUN AND THE GALAXY
STUDY OF OSCILLATIONS IN PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTALS USING MULTIPATH INTERFEROMETRY
CRITIQUE OF BOHR’S VIEWS ON QUANTUM MECHANICS
ELECTRON-BEAM AMPLITUDE ANALYZER
Conference on Color Photography and Cinematography
From October 23 to 27, 1950, a conference on color photography and cinematography was held in Moscow. This conference was the second convened by the Commission on Scientific Photography and Cinematography under the Division of Chemical Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR.
Fresnel Diffraction by Convex Bodies
In the present work, using diffraction by a sphere as an example, we show that, for bodies with finite curvature as well, the principal term in the expression for the field behind the body is expressed through Fresnel integrals. This term, as in the case of ordinary Fresnel diffraction, does not dep…
B. Kerlin, _Ultrasound_, translated from the English by I. V. Zashchuk and V. A. Krasilnikov, edited by Professor S. N. Rzhevkin. Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950, 307 pp.
PHOTOTRANSISTOR
D. I. Mendeleev’s Periodic System of Elements and Some Questions of Atomic Physics
PHOTOELECTRO-OPTICAL AMPLIFIER
This article is a brief summary of the works for which the author was awarded the Stalin Prize by decree of the Council of Ministers (“Pravda,” March 4, 1950).
A NEW METHOD FOR INVESTIGATING TEMPERATURE FIELDS*)
Application of Scintillation Counters to the Study of Cosmic Radiation
VISUALIZATION OF SPATIALLY MODULATED SOUND WAVES
NUCLEAR ISOMERISM\*)
Studies of the Formation of Summer Precipitation and Thunderstorm Electricity
MEASUREMENT OF LIGHT PRESSURE ON A MIRROR PLACED IN A REFRACTING MEDIUM
DIURNAL VARIATIONS IN THE FLUX OF HEAVY NUCLEI IN PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
LUMINESCENCE OF ACTIVATED CRYSTALS
This article is devoted to the consideration of the luminescence of the most technically important class of luminescent substances—the class of crystalline phosphors.