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ON THE THEORY OF STEADY WAVES OF FINITE AMPLITUDE CAUSED BY PRESSURE PERIODICALLY DISTRIBUTED OVER THE SURFACE OF A FLOW OF A HEAVY FLUID OF INFINITE DEPTH

Ya. I. Sekerzh-Zen'kovich
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.15565

This paper studies steady finite amplitude waves on the free surface of an ideal incompressible heavy fluid of infinite depth when a periodic pressure distribution is prescribed on the surface. Using conformal mapping and Bernoulli’s condition, the problem is reduced to a nonlinear integral equation…

ACCELERATION OF SOLID PARTICLES BY A CUMULATIVE EXPLOSION

V. M. Titov, Yu. I. Fadeenko, N. S. Titova
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.09769

This paper describes a gas-cumulative explosive technique for accelerating solid particles to very high velocities for studies of high-velocity impact. It outlines the use of hollow cylindrical explosive charges that generate a cumulative jet of detonation products, gives approximate design conditio…

ON AXISYMMETRIC FLOWS WITH A FREE BOUNDARY

A. Iglicov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.09212

This paper studies an axisymmetric ideal incompressible flow with a free boundary in the upper half-plane, where the velocity field satisfies a generalized analytic equation, has a prescribed simple pole, is tangent to the boundary, and has constant modulus on the boundary. The problem is reduced by…

THEORY OF ELASTICITY AND THE DEFORMATION THEORY OF PLASTICITY FOR SOLIDS WITH DIFFERENT PROPERTIES IN COMPRESSION, TENSION, AND TORSION

V. M. Panferov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.05025

This paper formulates elasticity and deformation plasticity relations for homogeneous isotropic solids whose mechanical properties differ in uniaxial compression, uniaxial tension, and torsion, while allowing small elastoplastic strains and temperature dependence. Constitutive laws are proposed for …

STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTION FOR A TURBULENT FLOW

E. A. Novikov
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03540

The paper addresses the construction of a stationary probability distribution for turbulent flows, where energy dissipation prevents direct use of Gibbsian statistical methods. For an incompressible viscous fluid, the Navier-Stokes equations with weak broadband random forcing are reduced by a Galerk…

A NEW CLASS OF EXACT SOLUTIONS OF THE BIHARMONIC PROBLEM FOR A SEMI-STRIP

V. L. Indenbom, V. I. Danilovskaya
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.03506

This paper develops a class of exact solutions for biharmonic elasticity problems in a semi-strip, motivated by stress analysis in elasticity and thermoelasticity. Instead of extending the solution through the end of the semi-strip, the authors extend it periodically through the longitudinal edges, …

Asymptotics of the Reissner Equations in the Nonlinear Theory of Symmetrically Loaded Shells of Revolution

L. S. Srubshchik
1968 SovietRxiv: ru-196801.01707

The paper analyzes Reissner’s nonlinear equations for finite, axisymmetric deformation of thin shallow shells of revolution under symmetric loading, introducing a dimensionless formulation with the shell thinness as a natural small parameter. It outlines a Galerkin approximation scheme but argues th…

Flow of a Viscous Gas Near a Wall with a Break

I. Yu. Brailovskaya
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98602

This paper studies supersonic flow of a viscous compressible gas near a wall with a corner or break. The flow domain is divided into regions treated respectively by the full Navier-Stokes equations, inviscid gas equations, and boundary-layer-type equations, with matching conditions imposed on artifi…

ON RELATIONS ON STRESS-DISCONTINUITY SURFACES IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL IDEAL RIGID-PLASTIC BODIES

G. I. BYKOVTSEV, D. D. IVLEV, Yu. M. MYASNYANKIN
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.98223

This paper derives relations governing stress discontinuity surfaces in three-dimensional ideal rigid-plastic bodies for a general plasticity condition, using continuity of contact stresses, the yield condition, associated flow, and geometrical compatibility of displacement-velocity derivatives. The…

Asymptotic Law of Propagation of a Plane Detonation Wave

Unknown
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.93164

This paper examines the large-time asymptotic propagation of a plane strong detonation wave in a gas at rest when the flow behind the front weakens toward a Chapman-Jouguet wave. Using the detonation jump relations and gas-dynamic equations, it expands the velocity, pressure, and density behind a wa…

Motion of particles suspended in a turbulent flow

V. G. Levich, S. I. Kuchanov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.92298

This paper analyzes the relative motion of small solid particles suspended in a locally homogeneous, isotropic, stationary turbulent flow, under conditions where particle concentration is low, particle size is below the inner turbulence scale, and particle feedback on the gas is neglected. Starting …

VIBRATIONS OF THREE-LAYER BEAMS

A. I. Smirnov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.90880

The paper studies flexural vibrations of three-layer beams using a reduced sixth-order differential equation for a displacement function that incorporates shear and layer-structure parameters. Harmonic solutions are expressed through the roots of the associated cubic characteristic equation, yieldin…

VIBRATIONS OF AN UNBOUNDED LAYERED PLATE IN A GAS FLOW

A. I. Smirnov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.90509

This paper analyzes transverse vibrations and flutter of an unbounded three-layer elastic plate or strip in a gas flow. Starting from the differential equation for flexural vibrations, the aerodynamic load is derived for potential flow on both sides of the plate, and the coupled problem is reduced t…

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF FILTRATION OF GAS–LIQUID SYSTEMS WITH ALLOWANCE FOR MASS TRANSFER OF RESIDUAL WATER

HYDRAULICS
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.89930

This paper formulates differential equations for the filtration of aerated liquid in porous media while accounting for mass transfer of residual water, a factor often treated as constant in earlier models. Under simplifying assumptions including isothermal flow, ideal gas behavior, Henry’s law, negl…

VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLE OF DYNAMICS IN THE LINEAR THEORY OF ELASTICITY

Unknown
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.86754

The paper formulates a variational principle for dynamics in the linear theory of elasticity that is equivalent to the mixed initial boundary value problem, rather than only to a boundary value formulation. It constructs a functional involving displacement, stress, and strain fields together with ti…

The second boundary value problem for the differential equation of elastic equilibrium of a slanting cylindrical shell

S. M. Belonosov, M. A. Ismailov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.86086

The Lauricella method is applied to reduce the boundary value problem of the equilibrium of a part of a cylindrical shell, bounded by a simply connected smooth contour, to integral equations. The components of the displacement vector and the rotation angles of the shell normal are specified on the c…

GAS-KINETIC COMPUTATION OF THE THERMAL GLIDING VELOCITY OF A GAS IN THE VICINITY OF A SOLID SURFACE

Yu. I. Yalamov, I. N. Ivchenko, B. V. Deryagin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.80720

This paper revisits the gas kinetic calculation of thermal slip, or thermal creep, of a gas along a solid wall in the presence of a tangential temperature gradient. Using analytically corrected values for several linearized Boltzmann collision integral moments, it revises a previously derived molecu…

APPLICATION OF THE BHATNAGAR, GROSS, AND KROOK METHOD TO DETERMINING THE VELOCITY OF THERMAL SLIP OF A GAS NEAR A SOLID SURFACE

B. V. Deryagin, Yu. I. Yalamov, I. N. Ivchenko
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.80632

The paper examines thermal slip of a gas along a solid wall in the presence of a tangential temperature gradient, revisiting Maxwell’s classical result in light of the non-equilibrium velocity distribution within the Knudsen layer. It applies the Bhatnagar, Gross, and Krook relaxation approximation …

ON THE MOTION OF AN IDEAL FLUID IN A FIELD OF CORIOLIS FORCES

I. I. Vainshtein, M. A. Goldshtik
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.79132

This paper studies steady plane motion of an ideal incompressible fluid in a reservoir under Coriolis forces, with particular attention to when a through-flow region cannot occupy the whole basin. The authors formulate a free-boundary problem for the stream function in which flowing zones satisfy a …

THEORY OF THE MOTION OF LARGE VOLATILE PARTICLES IN A DIFFUSING GAS MIXTURE

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR B. V. DERYAGIN, Yu. I. YALAMOV
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.78788

This paper revisits the theory of diffusiophoretic motion of large volatile droplets in a binary gas mixture, addressing a discrepancy between an earlier thermodynamic result and a previous direct force calculation. The authors solve the coupled convective diffusion and viscous hydrodynamic equation…

EQUATIONS OF MOTION OF A MACHINE UNIT WITH A VARIATOR

I. I. Artobolevsky, V. A. Zinov'ev, N. V. Umnov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.76967

This paper derives equations of motion for a machine unit consisting of an engine, ideal variator, and working machine, treating the prescribed time-varying transmission ratio as a nonholonomic constraint. Using Appell’s equations, the authors formulate equivalent differential equations in terms of …

Contact problem for a linear deformable foundation

V. S. Protsenko
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.73672

A spatial contact problem regarding the pressure of a strip punch on an elastic foundation with an elastic modulus $E=E_m z^m$ ($0<m<1$) is solved. Using the method of Fourier integral transforms, the problem is reduced to dual integral equations of trigonometric type. By means of an existing soluti…

On the Mechanism of Jet Attachment to the Wall of a Fluidic Amplifier: The Coanda Effect

K. K. Shal'nev, B. A. Chernyavskii, Yu. S. Demidov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.70243

This paper investigates the mechanism by which a jet in a fluidic amplifier attaches to a diffuser wall, the Coanda effect, with emphasis on the role of pressure pockets and vortex motion. Experiments were conducted in water using a symmetric jet amplifier model with a splitter, high Reynolds number…

ON THE DISSIPATIVE FUNCTION IN THE THEORY OF PLASTIC MEDIA

D. D. Ivlev
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.69945

The paper examines the role of the dissipative function in the mathematical theory of plastic media and its relation to the conventional formulation based on a loading function and associated flow law. Starting from the Mises maximum principle for hardening plastic bodies, it shows that a first degr…

On Rectilinear Steady Motions of a Viscoplastic Medium

P. P. Mosolov, V. P. Myasnikov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.69392

This paper studies rectilinear stationary motions of an incompressible viscoplastic medium using a variational formulation rather than local differential equations with unknown plastic flow boundaries. For pipe flow under a pressure gradient, the minimization functional is used to establish existenc…

Oscillations of a pendulum with relay control

V. A. Tabueva
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.68914

The differential equation $$\ddot{x}+a\dot{x}+f(x)=-u_0\operatorname{sign}(\dot{x}-\varphi(x)),$$ is considered, where $a>0$; $u_0>0$; $f(x)$ and $\varphi(x)$ are periodic and everywhere continuously differentiable functions that vanish at $x=0$ and $x=+\pi$. This equation describes, in particular, …

ON THE SPATIAL CAUCHY–POISSON PROBLEM ON WAVES ON THE SURFACE OF A VISCOUS LIQUID OF FINITE DEPTH

A. K. Nikitin, È. N. Potetyunko
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.64991

The paper studies the spatial Cauchy-Poisson problem for small long waves on the free surface of a viscous liquid of finite depth, with prescribed initial surface displacement and surface pressure. After linearizing the Navier-Stokes equations, the authors apply Fourier transforms in the horizontal …

APPLICATION OF AN INTERFEROMETER WITH A DIFFRACTION GRATING TO THE STUDY OF FLOW AROUND MODELS IN A SHOCK TUBE

L. A. Vasil'ev, I. V. Ershov, È. V. Sokolenko, V. I. Yanichkin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.63780

This paper examines the use of a diffraction grating interferometer for quantitative investigation of gas flows around models in a shock tube, where simultaneous visualization of shock structures and density measurements is required under vibration and transient conditions. The authors analyze pract…

ON ONE POSSIBILITY OF STUDYING THE TRANSIENT REGIME FROM LINEAR TO NONLINEAR IN PARAMETRIC RESONANCE

Yu. N. Smirnov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.62893

This paper addresses the experimental study of the transition from linear to nonlinear behavior in parametric resonance for systems approximated by Hill-type equations with periodic coefficients. Using Floquet theory, it derives a relation among three values of a solution separated by one period, al…

SYNTHESIS OF A MECHANICAL SYSTEM WITH A VARIATOR FOR A PRESCRIBED MOTION OF ONE OF THE LINKS

I. I. Artobolevsky, V. A. Zinov'ev, N. V. Umnov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.60315

This paper considers dynamic synthesis of a mechanical system with a variator, seeking laws of variation of the transmission ratio that realize prescribed motion of either the driving or driven link. Starting from differential equations of motion in relative variables, it derives finite solutions fo…

A POINT EXPLOSION IN A DETONATING GAS

V. P. Korobeinikov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.59391

The paper analyzes the flow produced by a plane, cylindrical, or spherical point explosion in a perfect gas capable of detonating, treating the shock and reaction zone as a single strong discontinuity with heat release. It argues that the early motion is close to the classical point explosion while …