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MODERN ALCHEMY¹

L. Rutherford
1938 SovietRxiv: ru-193801.54833

Based on the Henry Sidgwick Memorial Lecture delivered in November 1936 at Newnham College, Cambridge.

COSMIC RAYS AND NEW “SEMI-HEAVY” PARTICLES

D. D. Ivanenko
1938 SovietRxiv: ru-193801.35887

The aim of the present article is to characterize the current state of the question of the nature of cosmic rays and, chiefly, the change in the point of view on cosmic rays that occurred in the past year under the influence of the new theory of showers, advanced on the basis of all the remarkable e…

TRANSFORMATIONS IN ALLOYS[^1]

F. Nix, W. Shockley
1938 SovietRxiv: ru-193801.32929

The theories considered in the first part dealt primarily with two main attributes of ordering transformations: the state of order itself and energetic quantities. We shall now consider measurements of the transformation energy, as well as determinations of heat capacities at various temperatures, a…

Recent Research in the Field of Cosmic Rays

V. G. Levich
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.95080

Cosmic rays and related phenomena constitute one of those areas of physics that has attracted particularly strong attention from researchers over the past 10–15 years. The past year has been marked by a number of significant advances, to which this article is devoted in a brief review.

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF PURE LIQUIDS*

P. Debye
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.78700

Understanding the dielectric properties of gases (at sufficiently low pressures) presents no substantial difficulty if one takes into account that molecules are not only capable of being polarized but can also be oriented owing to the presence of a permanent electric dipole. An analogous situation a…