New Books on Physics

Annakurdov M. D., Russian-Turkmen Terminological Dictionary of Physics. Edited by S. K. Bogendzhev. Ashkhabad, Turkmengosizdat, Printing Combine, 1950. 242 pp. (On the cover: Institute of the History of Language and Literature of the Turkmen Branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR.) 3000 copies. Price 2 rub. 50 kopecks, bound. In Turkmen.

Artsibyshev S. A., Physics. A Textbook for Medical Students. 5th ed. Moscow, Medgiz, 1950. 512 pp. with ill.; 1 sheet of ill. 35,000 copies. Price 16 rub. 60 kopecks, bound.

Akhiezer A. and Pomeranchuk I., Some Problems of Nuclear Theory. 2nd ed., revised. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 416 pp. 5000 copies. 15 rub. 25 kopecks, bound. Bibliography: pp. 411–414.

Babenko A. K. and Rozenberg M. I., Achievements of Soviet Physicists. A reader. Compiled by A. K. Babenko and M. I. Rozenberg. Kiev, “Radianska shkola,” 1950. 324 pp. with ill. and maps; 3 sheets of portraits. (Ukrainian Scientific-Research Institute of Pedagogy.) 10,000 copies. 13 rub., bound. In Ukrainian.

Bachinsky A. I., Putilov V. V. and Suvorov N. P., Handbook of Physics. 2nd ed., revised and enlarged. Moscow, Uchpedgiz, 1951. 380 pp. 25,000 copies. 10 rub. 10 kopecks, bound.

Bogdanova T. N. and Subbotina E. P., A Guide to Practical Work in Physics. Textbook aid for higher educational institutions. Edited by K. K. Baumgart. Moscow, “Soviet Science,” 1950. Part 2. 278 pp. with ill.; 1 separate sheet of ill. 10,000 copies. 8 rub. 50 kopecks, bound. Bibliography: p. 274 (25 titles).

Bonch-Bruevich A. M., The Application of Electronic Tubes in Experimental Physics. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 486 pp. with drawings. 6000 copies. 22 rub. 70 kopecks, bound. Bibliography: pp. 484–486 (107 titles).

Vavilov S. I., The Microstructure of Light (Studies and Essays). Moscow, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 199 pp. with ill. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Series “Results and Problems of Contemporary Science.”) 5000 copies. 10 rub., bound. Bibliography at the end of the parts.

Vainrib E. A. and Miliutin V. I., Electron Optics. Moscow—Leningrad, Gosenergoizdat, 1951. 240 pp. with ill. 4200 copies. 10 rub. 20 kopecks, bound. Bibliography: p. 240.

Vainshtein E. E., X-ray Spectra of Atoms in Molecules of Chemical Compounds and in Alloys. Moscow—Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 208 pp. with drawings; 1 sheet of ill. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry named after V. I. Vernadsky.) 4000 copies. 12 rub., bound. Bibliography: pp. 203–205 (13 titles).

Veksler V., Groshev L. and Isaev B., Ionization Methods for the Study of Radiation. 2nd ed. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 428 pp. with drawings. 5000 copies. 16 rub. 95 kopecks, bound.

“Visible Speech,” Magnetic Recording and Reproduction of Sound. Architectural Acoustics. Moscow, Publishing House of Foreign Literature, 1950. 87 pp. with ill. (Scientific-Abstract Collection on Certain Problems of Contemporary Physics Based on Materials from Foreign Periodical Literature. Series 2. Issue 14.) 5 rub. 50 kopecks.

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Vinnichenko V. E., Physics Practicum. [Textbook for teachers’ institutes of the Ukrainian SSR.] Kiev—Lvov, Ukrpedgiz, 1950. 296 pp. with ill. 5000 copies. 6 rub. 35 kop. bound. Bibliography: p. 292 (6 titles). In Ukrainian.

Vladimir Konstantinovich Arkad’ev, Introductory article by E. I. Miklashevskaya. Bibliography compiled by N. M. Nesterova and E. I. Miklashevskaya. Moscow—Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 48 pp.; 1 portrait. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Materials for the Bibliography of Scientists of the USSR. Physics Series. Issue 5). 3000 copies. 2 rub.

Volkenshtein M. V., Molecular Optics. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 744 pp. with drawings. 5000 copies. 16 rub. 55 kop. bound.

Questions of Modern Physics and Physics Teaching in Schools. Collection in aid of the teacher. Tbilisi, Publishing House of the Institute of Pedagogical Sciences of the Ministry of Education of the Georgian SSR, 1950. 332 pp. with ill. (Institute of Pedagogical Sciences of the Ministry of Education of the Georgian SSR). 2000 copies. 22 rub. bound. Bibliography at the end of articles. In Georgian.

Gazizov F., Andrianov L. and Nasyrov Sh., On the Priority of Russian Scientists in the Field of Physics and Technology. Reference material for physics teachers. Ufa, Bashgospedizdat, 1950. 60 pp. 2500 copies. 1 rub. 10 kop. Bibliography: p. 60 (17 titles). In Bashkir.

Gambosh P., Statistical Theory of the Atom and Its Applications. Translated from the German. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1951. 399 pp. with drawings. 23 rub. 75 kop. bound. Bibliography: pp. 391—395 (203 titles).

Harrison G., Lord R. and Loofbourow J., Practical Spectroscopy. Translated from the English by Ya. M. Varshavsky and L. A. Blumenfeld. Edited by E. V. Shpolsky. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 651 pp. with ill. 34 rub. 60 kop. bound. Bibliography at the end of chapters.

Grigorov N. L., Studies of Cosmic Rays in the Stratosphere. (Works of the Stalin Prize laureate Prof. S. N. Vernov.) Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 56 pp. (Advances of Soviet Science). 10,000 copies. 85 kop.

Gurevich M. M., Color and Its Measurement. Moscow—Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 268 pp. with drawings, 7 pp. ill. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Series “Results and Problems of Modern Science”). 5000 copies. 13 rub. bound. Bibliography: pp. 230—232 (70 titles).

James R., Optical Principles of X-Ray Diffraction. Translated from the English by G. A. Gol’der and M. P. Shaskolskaya. Edited by V. I. Iveronova. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 572 pp. with drawings; 7 pp. ill. 39 rub. 45 kop. bound. Bibliography at the end of chapters.

Zhukov V. M., Petr Nikolaevich Lebedev, His Life and Work. Edited by Prof. A. K. Timiryazev. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 112 pp. with ill. 35,000 copies. 1 rub. 65 kop.

Davons S., Energy Levels of Nuclei. Translated from the English. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 180 pp. with drawings. 10 rub. bound. Bibliography: pp. 175—178 (163 titles).

Ivanenko D. and Sokolov A., Classical Field Theory. (New Problems.) 2nd ed. Approved by the Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR as a textbook for universities. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 479 pp. 10,000 copies. 11 rub. 20 kop. bound.

Study of the Photoeffect, M., 1951. 8 pp. with drawings. (Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR. Moscow Order of Lenin Power Engineering Institute named after V. M. Molotov. Department of Physics. Laboratory Work No. 71.) 800 copies. Free.

Kaptsov N. A., Electrical Phenomena in Gases and Vacuum. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 836 pp. with drawings + 1 inserted sheet. 8000 copies. Bibliography: “Index of Literature,” pp. 742—822.

Kashin N. V., Course of Physics. For teachers’ institutes. Moscow—Leningrad, Uchpedgiz, 1951. Vol. II. Electromagnetic Process. Electric Charge, 424 pp. with ill. 25,000 copies. 11 rub. 30 kop. bound.

Bibliography

Kondratyev K. Ya., Transfer of Long-Wave Radiation in the Atmosphere. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 287 pp. with drawings. 4000 copies. 10 rub. 45 kop. in binding. Bibliogr.: p. 285—287.

Koniashvili G. G., Aleksandr Grigoryevich Stoletov [Physicist] (1839—1896). Tbilisi, State Publishing House of the Georgian SSR, 1950. 24 pp. with drawings; 1 sheet portrait. 3000 copies. 80 kop. Bibliogr.: p. 24 (14 titles). In Georgian.

Cosmic Rays. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 99 pp. with drawings. (Scientific abstract collection on certain questions of modern physics. Based on materials from foreign periodical literature. Series 2, issue 11.) 6 rub. 50 kop.

Cosslett V., Introduction to Electron Optics. Translated from the English by M. N. Flerova. Edited by S. Yu. Lukyanov. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 348 pp. with illustrations; 4 sheets illustrations. 19 rub. in binding. Bibliogr.: pp. 328—344.

Kudryavtsev B. B., Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov. His Life and Activity. 2nd ed. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 112 pp. (People of Russian Science). 50,000 copies. 1 rub. 70 kop.

Kurant R. and Friedrichs K., Supersonic Flow and Shock Waves. Translated from the English by A. S. Kompaneets. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 427 pp. with drawings. 3000 copies. 21 rub. 85 kop. in binding. Bibliogr.: pp. 399—411.

Course of Physics [Textbook for physics-mathematics faculties of universities and pedagogical institutes of the Ukrainian SSR]. Edited by N. D. Papaleksi. Kiev, “Soviet School,” 1950. In Ukrainian. Vol. I. Mechanics. Acoustics. Heat and Molecular Physics. Compiled by N. N. Andreyev, S. M. Rzhevkin, G. S. Gorelik. 564 pp. with illustrations. 3000 copies. 18 rub. in binding.

Course of Physics [Textbook aid for higher technical schools and physics-mathematics faculties of universities]. Edited by N. D. Papaleksi. Yerevan, 1950 (State Correspondence Pedagogical Institute of the Armenian SSR.) In Armenian. Vol. I, pt. 1. Mechanics. Compiled by N. N. Andreyev, S. N. Rzhevkin and G. S. Gorelik. 357 pp. with drawings. 2000 copies. 12 rub. in binding. Vol. I, pt. 2. Acoustics, Heat and Molecular Physics. Compiled by N. N. Andreyev, S. N. Rzhevkin and G. S. Gorelik. 512 pp. with illustrations. 2000 copies. 15 rub. in binding.

Carlin B., Ultrasound. Technical Applications of Ultrasound for Defectoscopy and Signaling. Translated from the English by I. V. Zashuk and V. A. Krasilnikov. Edited by S. N. Rzhevkin. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 308 pp. with illustrations. 17 rub. 30 kop. in binding.

Lazarev P. P., Essays on the History of Russian Science. Edited by S. I. Vavilov and M. P. Volarovich. Moscow—Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 248 pp. with illustrations; 1 sheet portrait. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Series “Results and Problems of Modern Science.”) 10,000 copies. 15 rub. in binding. Bibliogr. in notes, pp. 244—247.

Lazarev P. P., Works [Editorial board: S. I. Vavilov et al.]. Moscow—Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950 (Academy of Sciences of the USSR). Vol. III. Geophysics [Responsible editors V. V. Shuleikin and S. S. Kowner]. 279 pp. with illustrations. 2 sheets illustrations. 5000 copies. 17 rub. in binding. Bibliogr. in notes.

Landau L. and Lifshitz E., Statistical Physics (Classical and Quantum). Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 479 pp. with drawings. (Theoretical Physics). 10,000 copies. 13 rub. 75 kop.

Levich V. G., Introduction to Statistical Physics. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 424 pp.; with drawings. 7000 copies. 19 rub. 70 kop. in binding. Bibliogr.: pp. 422—424.

Lomonosov M. V., Complete Collected Works [Editor-in-chief S. I. Vavilov]. Moscow—Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1951 (Academy of Sciences of the USSR). Vol. II. Works on Physics and Chemistry, 1747—1752 [Prepared for printing by A. A. Eliseev], 727 pp. with drawings; 5 sheets illustrations. 10,000 copies. 25 rub. in binding.

Luminescence. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 94 pp. with illustrations. (Scientific abstract collection on certain questions of modern physics based on materials from foreign periodical literature. Series 2. Issue 5.) 6 rub. 50 kop.

Bibliography

Neutron Physics. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 80 pp. with ill. (Scientific-abstract collection on certain problems of modern physics, based on materials from foreign periodical literature. Series 2. Issue 4.) 6 rub. 50 kopecks.

General Course of Physics [Textbook for universities]. Yerevan, Armgiz, 1950. In Armenian. Vol. III. G. S. Landsberg. Optics. Trans. from the 2nd revised ed. 758 pp. with ill. 3000 copies. 16 rub. 85 kopecks, bound.

Paramagnetism of Atomic Nuclei and Crystals. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 111 pp. with ill. (Scientific-abstract collection on certain problems of modern physics, based on materials from foreign periodical literature. Series 2. Issue 8.) 6 rub. 50 kopecks.

Parkadze V., Nikolai Alekseevich Umov. (Physicist. 1846–1915), Tbilisi, State Publishing House of the Georgian SSR, 1950, 36 pp., 1 sheet portrait. 3000 copies. 1 rub. 50 kopecks. Bibliogr.: p. 34 (8 titles). In Georgian.

Predvoditelev A. S., Nikolai Alekseevich Umov (Physicist), 1846–1915. Biographical sketch by A. S. Predvoditelev [Moscow], Moscow State University Publishing House, 1950. 55 pp. with portrait. (Moscow Order of Lenin State University named after M. V. Lomonosov. A. M. Gorky Scientific Library. Outstanding Scholars of Moscow University [Issue 9].) 1000 copies. 3 rub. Bibliogr.: Gaukman R. P. “Bibliography of the printed works of N. A. Umov and critical-biographical literature on N. A. Umov”; pp. 34–48.

Prokofiev V. K., Photographic Methods of Quantitative Spectral Analysis of Metals and Alloys. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. Part 1. Instruments. 368 pp. with drawings. 6000 copies. Bibliogr.: pp. 348–364 (207 titles).

Molecular Radiospectroscopy. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 102 pp. with ill. (Scientific-abstract collection on certain problems of modern physics. Based on materials from foreign periodical literature. Series 2, Issue 13.) 6 rub. 50 kopecks.

Radchenko I. V., Introduction to Molecular Physics [Textbook for physics and mathematics departments of pedagogical institutes]. Ukrainian SSR, Kiev, “Rad. shkola,” 1950. 368 pp. with ill. 1500 copies. 9 rub. 85 kopecks, bound. In Ukrainian.

Raevskaya M. A., Sergei Ivanovich Vavilov (1891–1951). Recommended list of literature. Moscow, TsPB, 1951. 11 pp. (All-Union Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge. Central Polytechnic Library.) 1000 copies. Free. Compiled by the author indicated at the end of the text.

Rossi B. and Staub G., Ionization Chambers and Counters. Trans. from English by G. M. Guro and O. I. Kozinets. Ed. by G. B. Zhdanov. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1951. 240 pp. with ill. 13 rub. 65 kopecks, bound. Bibliogr. at the end of the articles.

Sadikov B. A., Methods of Investigating Measurement Errors. Moscow, 1951. 24 pp. with drawings. (Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR. Moscow Order of Lenin Power Engineering Institute named after V. M. Molotov. Department of Physics.) 2000 copies. Free.

Sanin A. A., Radio-Engineering Methods for the Study of Radiation. Ed. by M. S. Kozodaev. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 388 pp. with drawings. 4000 copies. 14 rub. 60 kopecks, bound. Bibliogr.: pp. 383–388.

Sakharov D. I., Physics. Textbook for pedagogical schools. Trans. from the 2nd Russian ed. by M. Nagai. Tashkent, Uchpedgiz of the Uzbek SSR, 1951. 424 pp. with ill. 10,000 copies. 13 rub. 70 kopecks, bound. In Uzbek.

Sakharov D. I., Physics. Textbook for pedagogical schools. Trans. from the 2nd Russian ed. Minsk, State Publishing House of the BSSR, Editorial Office of Educational-Pedagogical Literature, 1950. 388 pp. with ill. 5000 copies. 13 rub. 60 kopecks, bound. In Belarusian.

Sakharov D. I. and Kosminkov I. S., Collection of Problems in Physics [Teaching aid for pedagogical institutes]. 4th ed., Moscow, Uchpedgiz, 1950. 256 pp. with ill. 6 rub. 75 kopecks, bound.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Sakharov D. and Kosminkov I., Collection of Problems in Physics. [Textbook for pedagogical institutes.] Trans. from the 3rd Russian ed. Tbilisi, Publishing House of Tbilisi State University, 1951. 320 pp. with ill. 1000 copies. 10 rubles, bound. In Georgian.

Sadig urovennykh atomnykh elektronov i dopolnitel’nyi magnitnyi moment elektrona soglasno noveishei kvantovoi elektrodinamike. Collection of articles. Trans. and abstracts by V. I. Grigor’ev and N. P. Klepikov. Edited and with an introductory article by D. D. Ivanenko. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 222 pp. with drawings. 14 rubles, bound. Bibliography in footnotes.

Sominskii M. S., Essays on the History of Views on the Nature of Light. Edited by T. P. Kravets. Moscow–Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 192 pp. with ill. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Scientific-Popular Series.) 25,000 copies. 5 rubles 50 kopecks. Bibliography: p. 190.

Speranskaya E. A., Physical Laboratory Work. Edited by M. F. Shirokova. Moscow, Svyazizdat, Sel’khozelektroproekt, 1950. (Moscow Order of Lenin Aviation Institute named after Sergo Ordzhonikidze.) Lithographic ed. Part 2. Electricity, 108 pp. with drawings. 5000 copies. Without price.

Strelkov S. P., Introduction to the Theory of Oscillations. Approved by the Ministry of Higher Education as a textbook for higher educational institutions. Moscow–Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 344 pp. with drawings. 20,000 copies. 9 rubles 85 kopecks. Bibliography: p. 340 (10 titles).

Tyagunov G. A. and Zhigarev A. A., Ion Devices (Instructional Tables). 3rd series. Moscow–Leningrad, Gosenergoizdat, 1950. 14 separate sheets with illustrations in a folder. 7000 copies. 50 rubles.

Umov N. A., Selected Works. Edited by A. S. Predvoditelev. Moscow–Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 554 pp. + X diagrams. (Classics of Natural Science. Mathematics, Mechanics, Physics, Astronomy.) 5000 copies. 16 rubles 30 kopecks, bound.

Urazovskii S. S., On Molecular Polymorphism (on the Construction of a New Theory of Polymorphism). Kiev, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR, 1950 [issued 1951]. 72 pp. with drawings. (Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. Department of Physical-Mathematical and Chemical Sciences.) 1000 copies. 7 rubles. Bibliography: p. 70 (27 titles).

Physics. Methodological instructions and control assignments. For correspondence students of technical higher educational institutions. Edited by N. A. Nikitin. Moscow, “Sovetskaya nauka,” 1950. 119 pp. with drawings. (Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR, All-Union Correspondence Institute of the Textile and Light Industries.) 12,000 copies. 3 rubles 50 kopecks. Authors of the issue: N. A. Nikitin, B. M. Yavorskii, L. B. Mil’kovskaya, M. S. Aref’ev, M. F. Fedorov.

Physics of Low Temperatures. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 94 pp. with graphs. (Scientific-abstract collection on certain questions of modern physics. Based on materials from foreign periodical literature. Series 2. Issue 12.) 6 rubles 50 kopecks.

Frenkel’ Ya. I., Principles of the Theory of Atomic Nuclei. Moscow–Leningrad, Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. 295 pp. with drawings, 10 sheets of illustrations. (Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Series “Results and Problems of Modern Science.”) 5000 copies. 14 rubles 50 kopecks, bound.

Shpol’skii E. V., Atomic Physics. [Textbook for higher educational institutions.] 4th ed., corrected and supplemented. Moscow–Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. Vol. 1. Introduction to Atomic Physics. 534 pp. with ill. 15,000 copies. 14 rubles 50 kopecks, bound.

Frish S. E. and Timoreva A. V., Course of General Physics. Moscow–Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. Vol. I. Physical Foundations of Mechanics. Molecular Physics. Oscillations and Waves. 3rd ed., supplemented. Approved by the Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR as a textbook for physical and physico-technical faculties of state universities. 574 pp. with drawings. 75,000 copies. 13 rubles 50 kopecks. Vol. II. Electrical and Electromagnetic Phenomena. 3rd ed., supplemented. Approved by the Ministry of Higher Education as a textbook for physico-technical faculties of state universities. 612 pp. with drawings. 75,000 copies. 14 rubles 40 kopecks, bound.

Herring K. and Nichols M., Thermionic Emission. Trans. from English by V. I. Kogan. Ed. by B. I. Davydov. Moscow, Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1950. 196 pp. with ill. 12 rub. 80 kopecks, bound. Bibliogr.: pp. 185–191 (52 titles).

Zinger A. V., Problems and Questions in Physics. A manual for students of teachers’ institutes. 9th ed. Prepared for press by D. I. Sakharov and S. N. Zharkov. Moscow, Uchpedgiz, 1951. 312 pp. with ill. 25,000 copies. 9 rub. 35 kopecks, bound.

Chulakovsky V. M., Introduction to Molecular Spectral Analysis. 2nd ed. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 416 pp. with drawings, ill. 6,000 copies. 20 rub., bound. Bibliogr.: “Literature” at the end of chapters.

Shifrin K. S., Light Scattering in a Turbid Medium. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1951. 288 pp. with drawings. 4,000 copies. 10 rub. 85 kopecks, bound. Bibliogr.: pp. 284–288 (128 titles).

Strauch E. A., Electricity and Magnetism. Moscow—Leningrad, Gostekhizdat, 1950. 588 pp. with ill., drawings. 15,000 copies. 15 rub. 65 kopecks, bound.

E. N. Nekhamkina