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Basic Data on the Nature and Regularities of Gold Mineralization within the Western Part of the Irokinda-Kindikan Ore Field

V. A. RUBANOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10549

This paper summarizes geological controls on gold mineralization in the western Irokinda-Kindikan ore field, located in the South Muya block near the Kilyan tectonic zone. It describes the structure, host rocks, morphology, sulfide assemblages, and alteration patterns of gold-bearing quartz veins, a…

On the Formation of Coal-Bearing Strata of the Tataurovskoye and Chernovskoye Deposits of the Chita-Ingoda Depression

L. A. Pukhlyakov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10548

This paper examines the origin of uneven bedding surfaces and coal seam geometry in the Tataurovskoye and Chernovskoye brown coal deposits of the Chita-Ingoda depression. Using field observations from the Chernovskoye open pit and granulometric analysis of sands from the Tataurovskoye deposit based …

On the Formation of Siliceous Shales in Ancient Strata of the Southwestern Spurs of the Kuznetsk Alatau

L. V. PESHEKHONOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10547

This paper examines the origin of siliceous shales in ancient strata of the southwestern spurs of the Kuznetsk Alatau, focusing on their relationship to Cambrian and Proterozoic spilite diabase volcanogenic formations. On the basis of field relationships, lithologic observations, stratigraphic posit…

Lithological and Structural Factors in the Localization of Gold Ores in the Berikul Ore Field (Kuznetsk Alatau)

I. V. Kucherenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10545

This paper examines lithological and structural controls on gold mineralization in the Berikul ore field of the Kuznetsk Alatau, using geological and mining data accumulated from exploration of deeper levels and deposit flanks. It argues that regional localization of ore fields is mainly related to …

Hydrogen Isotopic Composition of Groundwater at the Kaskadnoye Gold Ore Deposit (Kuznetsk Alatau)

V. G. Ivanov, A. P. Gribanov, T. M. Slezova
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10542

This study examines variations in the hydrogen isotopic composition of groundwater with depth at the Kaskad gold ore deposit in the Kuznetsk Alatau. Water samples from mine adits down to 650 m were analyzed for deuterium by the flotation method and compared with chemical composition and hydrogeologi…

On the Identification of Suites in the Precambrian Basement of the Northeastern Part of the West Siberian Plate

S. N. GULYAEV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10540

This paper examines Precambrian basement formations penetrated by deep boreholes near Ermakovo and Shchuchya in the northeastern West Siberian Plate, where prior work had not provided detailed stratigraphic characterization. Using core descriptions, electrical logging data, and comparison with Preca…

Graphite in the Ores of the Olkhovskoye Gold Deposit (Eastern Sayan)

D. G. GOGIBERIDZE
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10539

This paper examines the occurrence and significance of graphite in ores of the Olkhovskoye gold deposit in the Eastern Sayan, where earlier descriptions had paid little attention to it despite its association with fractures and ore zones. Using geological and microscopic observations, the author des…

Study of the Cooling Process of a Horizontal Infinitely Long Cylinder by Unsteady Natural Convection in Air

G. I. FUKS, V. V. BANYUKHA
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10538

This paper examines unsteady natural convection during the cooling of a horizontal, effectively infinite cylinder in air, focusing on assumptions used to simplify the governing boundary-layer equations. Using a quadratic approximation for the temperature profile, the authors derive expressions for t…

Apparatus for Simultaneous Recording of Betatron Pulse Parameters

V. A. Moskalev, Yu. A. Gromov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10537

This paper describes an apparatus for investigating short-term instability in betatron radiation by simultaneously recording pulse parameters from cycle to cycle. The system converts pulse amplitudes, durations, and short time intervals into expanded or proportional signals suitable for a loop oscil…

Differential Geometry of the Family K(2,6)

V. I. MATVEEVKO
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10536

The paper studies the differential geometry of the six-parameter family K(2,6) of nondegenerate conics in three-dimensional projective space whose planes form a two-parameter family. Using Cartan’s moving frame method, it derives the frame equations, identifies intrinsic and prolonged fundamental ob…

Six-parameter family of conics in P3

V. I. Matveenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10535

The article studies six-parameter families of nondegenerate conics in three-dimensional projective space whose planes form a three-parameter family. Using the moving frame method and exterior differential forms, it constructs principal and prolonged fundamental objects, performs frame normalizations…

Differential Geometry of the Family K(3,7) in P3

V. I. Matveenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10534

The paper studies a seven-parameter family of nondegenerate conics in three-dimensional projective space whose planes form a three-parameter family, using the projective moving-frame method and exterior differential forms. After a partial normalization of the frame, it derives systems of differentia…

Selection of Optimal Parameters for Electrodialysis

I. A. Tikhomirov, V. T. Doronin, A. P. Vergun
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10530

This paper develops analytical relations for selecting operating parameters in electrodialysis with ion exchange membranes. Starting from Faraday’s law and membrane current efficiencies, it distinguishes actual from apparent substance transfer and derives expressions linking apparent electrodialyzer…

On the Synthesis of Relay Circuits with Temporal Dependencies

E. L. Sobakin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10529

The paper addresses the synthesis of relay circuits whose behavior depends on signal duration, delay, and pulse formation, problems that ordinary Boolean algebra does not conveniently describe. It introduces static and pulse logical variables, including variables associated with leading and trailing…

On the Calculation of Energy Lost by Electrons

K. A. DERGOBUZOV, O. B. EVDOKIMOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10528

This paper develops a computational formulation for calculating the spatial distribution of energy lost by electrons in an infinite homogeneous medium, starting from an existing method for electron angular and energy distribution functions. By multiplying the transport recurrence relation by the spe…

On the Surface Structure of a Silicon Monoxide Film

A. N. RUDNEV, G. A. EFIMENKO
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10526

This study examines surface defects in evaporated silicon monoxide films, a problem relevant to producing defect-free coatings for microelectronic applications. Films were deposited from a tantalum cylinder onto glass and rock-salt substrates, both with and without an internal ring-disk-ring separat…

Some Ways of Increasing the Sensitivity of the Scintillation Method of Betatron Defectoscopy

V. I. GORBUNOV, A. V. POKROVSKII, A. K. TEMNIK
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10525

This paper examines how to improve the sensitivity and reliability of scintillation-based betatron flaw detection, where defect signals are limited by fluctuation noise in detector and recording circuits. Using probability theory, statistical reception theory, correlation analysis, and sampling argu…

Study of ESG Commutation with a Cascade Connection of Conveyors

A. M. Kuptsov, V. V. Patsevich
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10523

This paper examines commutation processes in an electrostatic generator with cascaded transporter connections, addressing whether generator current can be treated by quasistatic methods rather than full electrodynamic analysis. Using oscillographic measurements on a single-disk short-circuit model w…

On the Choice of Magnetizing Current in AC Coercimeters

V. P. DOLGOPOLOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10520

This paper examines how to choose the magnetizing current, expressed through the amplitude of the magnetizing field, for alternating-current coercimeters used in electromagnetic quality control of ferromagnetic products. Using the relation between the measured phase or time interval and the dynamic …

Influence of Magnetic Core Characteristics on Product Quality Control by Coercive Force and Residual Induction in Alternating Current

V. P. Dolgopolov, I. G. Leshchenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10519

This paper analyzes how the magnetic characteristics of a closing magnetic core affect alternating-current quality control measurements based on coercive force and residual induction. Using an idealized series magnetic circuit of two half-rings, one representing the core and one the inspected produc…

Computing Device for Controlling the Injection Phase of a Betatron

V. M. Razin, V. L. Ryabukhin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10517

The paper addresses stabilization of betatron radiation by accurately determining and setting the electron injection phase. It discusses design variants for a specialized digital computing device based on the injection condition, replacing direct arithmetic division with stored function values in re…

Symmetric Calibrated Attenuators

V. N. STUDENIKIN
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10515

This paper examines the frequency error of symmetric calibrated attenuators used as reference voltage dividers, with attention to parasitic inductances and capacitances that become significant at higher frequencies. It develops an equivalent shielded four-terminal network model, derives the transmis…

On the Possibility of Using Phase Relationships to Estimate the Frequency Error of Symmetric Attenuation Boxes

M. S. Roitman, V. N. Studenikin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10514

This paper examines whether phase relationships can be used to estimate the frequency error of symmetric resistive attenuation boxes affected by parasitic reactive conductances. After deriving the relation between amplitude error and phase shift for ideal minimum-phase four-terminal networks, the au…

Second harmonic of the high-frequency component of a complex pulsating field and its relation to the Barkhausen effect

A. M. GRUZNOV, I. G. LESHCHENKO
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10513

This paper reports an experimental observation of a second harmonic in the high-frequency component of magnetization in a ferromagnetic specimen subjected to a complex pulsating field, where the high-frequency field is much smaller than the low-frequency alternating field. Using coupled coils, a fil…

On the Inhomogeneity of the Coercive Force Across the Cross-Section of a Ferromagnetic Sample

A. M. Gruznov, I. G. Leshchenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10512

This paper proposes and tests an experimental method for detecting variation of coercive force across the cross section of a ferromagnetic specimen. The method uses the frequency dependent penetration depth of an alternating component in a pulsating magnetic field and identifies mean coercive force …

Magnetic System of an Autoresonance Accelerator

A. P. ISHKOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10510

This paper describes the design of a magnetic system for an experimental autoresonance electron accelerator requiring a nearly uniform constant axial field of about 1000 oersteds over a cylindrical interaction volume 200 mm long and 190 mm in diameter. The author argues that conventional iron-core s…

On the Problem of Constructing a Mathematical Model of Particle Capture into Acceleration in a Weak-Focusing Synchrotron

V. V. Tsygankov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10509

The paper develops a semi-theoretical mathematical model for particle capture into acceleration during multi-turn injection in a weak-focusing synchrotron, motivated by the need to optimize capture conditions when magnetic-field and beam parameters vary between cycles. Starting from betatron-oscilla…

Selection of the Optimal Operating Vector of Operational Systems by Mathematical Programming Methods

V. A. KOCHETUROV, N. I. SABLIN
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10508

This paper formulates the choice of operating intervals for long used complex systems subject to periodic preventive maintenance as a mathematical programming problem. It defines an objective function based on the mean useful output over a fixed operating period and, using known reliability characte…

Analog computer modeling of the dependence of ?-radiation intensity of a high-current 25 MeV betatron with external high-voltage injection on its main input parameters

M. S. Aleinikov, V. A. Kochegurov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10507

This paper develops an analog computer model for the stochastic dependence of bremsstrahlung gamma-radiation intensity in a high-current 25 MeV betatron with external high-voltage injection on its principal adjustable parameters. Using passive experimental data and Brandon’s multiple regression meth…

High-Energy Coherent Bremsstrahlung Effect in a Single-Crystal Synchrotron Target

B. N. KALININ, V. N. KUZMIN, A. P. PRIVEZENTSEV, Yu. I. SERTAKOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10506

The paper discusses the production of quasi-monoenergetic and polarized gamma-ray beams through coherent bremsstrahlung of high-energy electrons in single-crystal targets for experiments at a 1.5 GeV synchrotron. It outlines the classical and quantum-mechanical basis for spectral peaks arising from …

Effect of ?-Quantum Irradiation on the Temperature Coefficient of Linear Expansion of Solid Solutions in the KCl-KBr System

M. S. Ivankina, I. V. Yanshen
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10505

This paper examines how gamma irradiation affects the temperature coefficient of linear expansion in KCl, KBr, and KCl-KBr solid solution crystals. Using a capacitive dilatometer, the authors measured changes in expansion at 100 degrees Celsius after Co-60 irradiation over doses from 3 x 10^6 to 4 x…

Using the added mass effect to measure the density of solutions

M. M. Malovichko, V. A. Anikeev, M. F. Tkachenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10504

This article examines the use of the added mass effect of a body undergoing unsteady motion in a liquid as the basis for an automatic densimeter for process solutions. It derives the relation between liquid density, added mass, and the natural frequency of a vertically oscillating immersed body, the…

On Defectoscopy and Thickness Measurement of Materials by an Electron Beam

B. A. Kononov, Yu. M. Stepanov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10501

The paper examines the use of monochromatic electron beams for flaw detection and thickness measurement in thin, low atomic number materials, where conventional radiographic methods are limited by intensity measurement accuracy. It proposes a spectrometric electron flaw detector that infers thicknes…

Effect of Measurement Conditions and Electrodes on the Values of the Electrical Characteristics of a Solid Solution of the KCl-KBr System

V. A. GRISHUKOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10499

This study examines why reported dielectric losses in KCl-KBr solid solutions differ, focusing on the effects of electrode type, electrode application, and atmospheric moisture on the loss tangent and electrical conductivity. Measurements comparing aquadag, optical-contact, and sputtered platinum el…

Spin precession of an electron moving in crossed fields

V. G. Bagrov, V. A. Bordovitsyn
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10498

The paper analyzes the spin dynamics of a relativistic electron moving in constant homogeneous crossed electric and magnetic fields, with particular attention to the effect of the electron’s anomalous magnetic moment. Using solutions of the Dirac equation and its Pauli-modified Hamiltonian, the auth…

Apparatus for modifying the absorption spectra of whisker crystals during X-ray irradiation

S. U. Goldenerg, S. M. Minaev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10497

A microspectrophotometric apparatus is described for measuring absorption spectra and optical density changes in filamentary crystals and other microspecimens during prolonged X-ray irradiation. The design uses a two-slit microcell in the microscope optical path, allowing comparison measurements bet…

Radical-Recombination Luminescence of Solids

V. V. Stygov, V. A. Sokolov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10496

This paper examines radical-recombination luminescence in zinc oxide and zinc sulfide phosphors excited by hydrogen and oxygen atoms at low pressure. Comparing these spectra with photoluminescence, the authors show that surface excitation can produce additional bands, especially near 470 to 490 nm, …

Radical-recombination luminescence of solids

V. V. STYROV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.10495

This paper describes an apparatus for investigating radical-recombination luminescence of solids, motivated by the difficulty of studying related luminescence in flames and by interest in surface recombination processes involving free atoms and radicals. The system excites luminescence in powders, f…