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Kyiv

N. D. Morgulis
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.39529

Book review: F. Maxfield and R. Benedict. Theory of Gaseous Conduction and Electronics.

Cathode Sputtering

N. D. Morgulis
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.39329

The purpose of this review is to provide an overview of the current state of the issue of cathode sputtering, both from the standpoint of the experimental data established to date and the nature of this phenomenon.

Current Problems in Physics

È. V. Shpol'sky
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.32639

The rapid development that physics has undergone over the past fifty years has placed this science in an entirely exceptional position. Of course, in a short article written by a single author, it is impossible to outline with any degree of completeness the problems facing physics. One can only atte…

NOBEL PRIZES

Unknown
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.30146

The 1944 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Otto Hahn. The 1945 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Wolfgang Pauli.

SPECTROSCOPY IN BIOLOGY

È. V. Shpol'sky
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.26109

Among the various physical methods of investigation, optical methods have recently found the widest application in biology and biochemistry, and among optical methods, spectroscopy offers the most versatile possibilities. All types of spectra and all methods of their excitation are used. A complete …

On Some “Paradoxes” Related to Spectral Expansions

S. M. Rytov
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.19747

The article examines several apparent contradictions in the field of spectral decompositions which, as practice shows, are encountered quite often by those working in radio and spectroscopy. Errors associated with a misunderstanding of these “paradoxes” have also appeared in a considerable amount of…

Structure and Elasticity of Rubber

L. R. Treloar
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.10075

In this review, we seek to show how the elastic and other states of rubber are related to the properties of the molecule and the arrangement of molecules in the material.

On the Justification of the Least Squares Method

V. S. Nuvaryev
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08364

This paper reexamines the justification of the method of least squares and its relation to the arithmetic mean. Starting from the Laplace and Gauss formulation of compound errors, it develops alternative proofs based on keeping the sought quantity within the smallest possible neighborhood of its tru…

The Optimal Shape of Triangles in Triangulations

V. S. Nuverlev
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08353

This paper reexamines the choice of triangle angles in geodetic triangulation, questioning the usual condition that equates relative errors of connecting and intermediate sides and noting that it does not uniquely imply equality of two angles. It instead minimizes the expression governing the relati…

Analysis of the Operation of Some Loading Mechanisms of Loading Machines

A. T. MARTYNENKO
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08331

This article examines loading mechanisms for machines used to mechanize coal loading from piles, especially in mine storage yards and related surface or underground conditions. It reviews several multi-bucket, bucket-wheel, and single-bucket designs, comparing their principles of self-loading, force…

Charging Metal Props for the Mines of the Leninugol Trust in Kuzbass

V. V. Proskurin
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08309

This article examines the production and charging of simple tubular metal mine props with wooden cores and end plugs at the Leninugol Trust in Kuzbass, where metal supports were introduced to reduce timber consumption, labor demand, costs, and safety risks. It describes the prop design, workshop equ…

On Methods for the Telemechanization of Dispatch Control in Mines

TROFIMOV R. F.
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08286

This article argues that telephone-only dispatching is inadequate for increasingly mechanized mines and examines the technical prerequisites for remote control, telemonitoring, and automated regulation. It evaluates operating-current sources, circuit-breaker drives, automation of substations and min…

On the Question of Determining the Capacity of Scraper Conveyors

A. T. Martynenko
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08264

This paper examines methods for determining the capacity of scraper conveyors, distinguishing between stationary conveyors with high scrapers and portable conveyors whose scrapers move submerged within the transported material. It critically reviews formulas and empirical coefficients proposed by Ha…

A Simple Flaw Detector for Testing Ropes

I. A. BALASHOV
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08242

This paper addresses the need for a practical nondestructive method for assessing the condition of mine hoisting ropes, arguing that counting visible wire breaks and testing cut-off rope ends do not adequately characterize strength along the working length. It proposes a comparative electromagnetic …

Classification of Mining Methods for Ore Deposits

G. E. Bakanov
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08231

This paper examines the need for a scientifically grounded classification of underground mining systems for ore deposits, emphasizing its role in terminology, practical system selection, and control of ore extraction. It reviews and critiques major Soviet and foreign classifications, including those…

Coal Extraction Using a Shield

N. A. Chinakal
1946 SovietRxiv: ru-194601.08198

This paper examines the development and industrial application of shield-supported coal extraction for thick, steeply dipping seams in the Kuzbass basin. It describes the technical principles of light, heavy, single, double, and paired shields, the associated retreat mining system, preparatory worki…

Conference on Electronics

N. Khlebnikov
1945 SovietRxiv: ru-194501.86337

From July 6 to 9, 1944, inclusive, in Moscow, in the conference hall of the Seismological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, meetings of the Session of the Division of Physical and Mathematical Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR were held jointly with the All-Union Scient…