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Method for determining the lower limit of the spectral linewidth of the luminescence line of the iodine atom $5^2P_{1/2}$ – $5^2P_{3/2}$ transition in a photodissociation laser

S. D. Velikanov, S. B. Kormer, V. D. Nikolaev, M. V. Sinitsyn, Yu. A. Solov'ev, V. D. Urlin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.34239

This paper presents a method for estimating the spectral width of the infrared luminescence line associated with the iodine atom transition in a photodissociation optical quantum generator operating at 1.315 micrometers. The authors use a Fabry Perot etalon with a time swept interference pattern, re…

ON CELLULAR CONVECTION IN AN INFINITELY LONG HORIZONTAL LAYER OF GAS HEATED FROM BELOW

V. I. Polezhaev, M. P. Vlasyuk
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.34073

This paper studies the onset and post-critical development of cellular convection in an infinitely long horizontal gas layer heated from below, taking account of compressibility, the adiabatic temperature gradient, and gas properties beyond the Boussinesq approximation. The authors solve the two-dim…

ON SPATIALLY HOMOGENEOUS GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS

L. P. Grishchuk
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.33284

This paper formulates the Einstein equations for spatially homogeneous gravitational fields in a comoving reference system, motivated by cosmological applications where the physical behavior of matter is most naturally described along the medium flow. Starting from metrics admitting a three-dimensio…

SOUND VELOCITIES IN CESIUM CHLORIDE AND SODIUM CHLORIDE AT PRESSURES UP TO 100 kbar

F. F. Voronov, S. B. Grigor'ev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.32796

This paper reports ultrasonic measurements of longitudinal and transverse sound velocities in polycrystalline cesium chloride and sodium chloride under quasi-hydrostatic pressures up to about 100 kbar. Using a high-pressure chamber, corrected specimen-length measurements, and transit-time data refer…

A NONLINEAR ADDITION TO THE LAGRANGIAN DENSITY OF THE GRAVITATIONAL FIELD AND COSMOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS WITHOUT A SINGULARITY

V. Ts. Gurovich
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.32133

This paper studies whether nonlinear curvature terms in the gravitational Lagrangian can remove cosmological singularities while preserving the usual Friedmann behavior at low curvature. Using field equations derived from an action of the form \(R + l^{-2}(l^2 R)^{4/3}\), the author constructs exact…

Effect of Hindered Molecular Rotation in Molecular Crystals on the Magnetic Relaxation Rate Due to Intramolecular Dipole-Dipole Interactions

R. Sh. LOTFULLIN, G. K. SEMIN
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.30365

This paper develops a theoretical treatment of nuclear magnetic relaxation in molecular crystals arising from intramolecular dipole dipole interactions when molecules undergo hindered reorientation about a fixed axis. Using the distribution of molecular orientations for random rotational jumps in a …

On the Rhythmic Nature of New Phase Growth in Potassium Nitrate

Yu. G. Asadov, V. I. Nasirov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.28454

This study examines the morphology of polymorphic transformations in potassium nitrate, with emphasis on the growth of the high-temperature beta phase from single-crystalline alpha-phase specimens. Using purified, well-faceted crystals and microscopic observation on a thermostated heating stage, the…

ON A METHOD FOR SOLVING THE CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR THE LINEARIZED BOLTZMANN EQUATION AND FOR COMPUTING SPACE-TIME CORRELATION FUNCTIONS

A. D. Khon'kin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.26512

The paper develops a method for solving the Cauchy problem for the linearized Boltzmann equation and for computing space-time correlation functions of a classical one-component gas in the Boltzmann limit. Treating the collision term as an operator in a Hilbert space, it uses semiboundedness to invok…

Calculation of luminescence depolarization with changes in temperature and concentration of the fluorescent substance

Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the BSSR A. N. SEVCHENKO, V. I. POPECHITS, A. M. SARZHEVSKII
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.26172

This paper extends S. I. Vavilov’s theory of concentration depolarization of fluorescence by incorporating temperature and viscosity as variables affecting resonance migration of excitation energy in viscous solutions. Treating fluorescent molecules as Brownian particles, the authors derive collisio…

ON INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENTS IN GAS DYNAMICS

È. P. Kazandjan, V. S. Sukhorukikh
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.26105

The paper addresses the difficulty of interpreting gas-dynamic interferograms in monochromatic light when fringe breaks, crowding, or discontinuities prevent direct fringe tracking, a problem often resolved by also recording achromatic fringes. It proposes a method for determining the integer optica…

FEATURES OF RESONANCE ABSORPTION IN COPPER CHLORIDE DIHYDRATE IN AN INCLINED MAGNETIC FIELD\

V. G. BARYAKHTAR, Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR, A. A. GALKIN,
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.25183

This paper investigates antiferromagnetic resonance absorption in copper chloride dihydrate in an inclined magnetic field at low microwave frequencies between 0.65 and 5.2 GHz. Measurements of the resonance field as a function of the angle between the easy axis and the external field show frequency-…

ON ULTRASONIC OSCILLATIONS OF THE RADIATION INTENSITY OF “TRAVELING-MEDIUM” LASERS

B. L. Livshits, A. T. Trusunov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.23851

This paper reports an experimental observation of low-frequency ultrasonic modulation in the radiation intensity of solid-state traveling-medium lasers, in addition to previously noted high-frequency kinematic modulation. Oscillograms from ruby and neodymium-glass traveling-medium lasers show intens…

AN X-RAY METHOD FOR DETERMINING DISTANCES BETWEEN HEAVY ATOMS IN MACROMOLECULES IN SOLUTION AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF GRAMICIDIN C DERIVATIVES

B. K. Vaĭnshteĭn, N. I. Sosfenov, L. A. Feigin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.23557

This paper proposes a small-angle X-ray scattering method for estimating distances between heavy atoms introduced into macromolecules in solution. The authors derive the scattering contributions from the macromolecule, the heavy atoms, and their interference, arguing that the heavy-atom term can pro…

FLOW OF A SUPERSONIC STREAM OF ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTING GAS IN A NONUNIFORM MAGNETIC FIELD

A. V. Gubarev, L. M. Degtyarev, A. A. Samarskii, A. P. Favorski
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.22730

This paper studies the unsteady magnetohydrodynamic flow of a supersonic electrically conducting ideal gas in a plane dielectric channel as it enters or exits a nonuniform transverse magnetic field. The authors formulate the coupled gas-dynamic and electrodynamic problem for finite magnetohydrodynam…

SOME NONSTATIONARY PROBLEMS IN THE THEORY OF FINITE-AMPLITUDE WAVES IN DISSIPATIVE MEDIA

O. V. Rudenko, S. I. Soluyan
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.21215

This paper examines nonstationary finite-amplitude wave propagation in nondispersive dissipative media, focusing on plane and cylindrically symmetric acoustic, and by analogy magnetoacoustic, disturbances. By applying self-similar substitutions, the governing nonlinear partial differential equations…

On the Gravitational Collapse of a Weakly Nonspherical Mass

A. Z. PATASHINSKII, A. A. KHAR’KOV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.19932

This note examines the gravitational collapse of a mass with small axial deviations from spherical symmetry, focusing on the behavior of nonspherical metric perturbations near the gravitational radius. Using a linear perturbation of the Schwarzschild metric, expansion in generalized spherical functi…

ON THE ORIGIN OF HOLE CONDUCTIVITY IN SELENIUM

G. B. Abdullaev, G. M. Aliev, S. I. Mekhtieva, G. G. Mamedalieva, F. B. Gadzhiev, N. Z. Dzhalilov, D. Sh. Abdinov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.16024

This paper investigates the origin of hole conductivity in selenium and the role of oxygen impurities in determining carrier type. The authors measure electrical conductivity and thermoelectric emf in amorphous selenium with varying crystallinity and in single crystalline hexagonal selenium before a…

THERMO-OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GLASSES ACTIVATED WITH NEODYMIUM

I. M. Buzhnitskiĭ, E. M. Dianov, S. K. Mamonov, L. M. Mikhailova, A. M. Prokhorov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.15095

This paper examines thermo-optical properties of neodymium-activated laser glasses, motivated by thermal gradients in optically pumped glass rods that can distort resonator wavefronts despite high initial optical homogeneity. It presents a direct interferometric method for measuring the thermo-optic…

ORIENTED CRYSTALLIZATION ON PHOTOELECTRET SELENIUM LAYERS REPLICATING THE ELECTRICAL STRUCTURE OF CRYSTAL SURFACES

G. I. Distler, V. G. Obronov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.14532

This paper investigates how amorphous boundary layers can preserve and transmit structural information from crystal surfaces, focusing on a proposed photoelectret mechanism in selenium films deposited on NaCl cleavage surfaces. Amorphous selenium layers were formed under controlled illumination cond…

Electron-positron pair production during focusing of laser radiation in dense plasma

F. V. Bunkin, A. E. Kazakov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.14387

This paper estimates electron positron pair production when intense focused laser radiation irradiates a dense, initially nonrelativistic plasma. The authors argue that, at attainable laser intensities, pair creation involving electron scattering by nuclei is far more probable than production by int…

INTENSITIES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY X-RAY SPECTRA

A. G. Stadnikov, A. P. Nikol'skii
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.14098

This paper develops analytical expressions for the yield of characteristic X-ray photons emitted into one steradian per incident ionizing particle, as a parameter for comparing primary spectra excited by electrons and secondary spectra excited by X-ray photons. Using excitation-density models that i…

A Carbon-Dioxide Laser with Optical Pumping

A. V. Eletskii, L. Ya. Efremenbova, B. M. Smirnov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13834

This paper proposes and analyzes a continuous-wave carbon dioxide laser in which the usual gas-discharge excitation is replaced by optical pumping from an alkali-metal resonance lamp. The authors describe an excitation chain in which resonant absorption by alkali-metal atoms transfers energy through…

SCATTERING OF AN ION BEAM BY TURBULENT OSCILLATIONS OF A PLASMA

V. S. Koidan, A. G. Ponomarenko, A. I. Rogozin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13670

This paper investigates whether a monoenergetic, well collimated proton beam can be used as a diagnostic of turbulent collective oscillations in a plasma. A 50 keV proton beam was passed through the turbulent plasma of a high voltage direct discharge, and time resolved beam broadening was recorded i…

ON THE DEPENDENCE OF THE REGIME OF GENERATION OF INDUCED RADIATION ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY

Unknown
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.11120

This paper analyzes how the spatial distribution of standing-wave energy in a composite optical resonator with a moving dielectric affects stimulated radiation generation. Using a quasistationary treatment of longitudinal resonator modes, it distinguishes stationary and sliding modes, derives the po…

ON THERMAL DISTORTIONS OF LASER RESONATORS IN THE CASE OF ACTIVE RODS IN THE FORM OF RECTANGULAR PLATES

E. M. DIANOV, Academician A. M. PROKHOROV
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.11041

This paper analyzes thermal distortions in solid state laser resonators whose neodymium glass active element has the form of a thin rectangular plate rather than a circular rod. Using thermoelastic relations for a free plate with a symmetric temperature distribution through its thickness, the author…

ENERGY ABSORPTION BY PURE KCl CRYSTALS

Unknown
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.07517

This paper analyzes energy absorption in pure KCl crystals using the concept of residual ionization potential, together with atomic ionization potentials, electron affinities, exciton levels, and virtual levels. The author calculates band and defect-related transition energies for neutral and ionize…

The Phenomenon of Capillary “Ball Game” under Weightlessness Conditions

I. M. Kirko, E. I. Dobychin, V. I. Popov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.06320

This paper reports experiments on capillary motion of mercury drops in hydrochloric acid under short-duration weightlessness produced by dropping a container. A flattened mercury drop was observed to contract after the onset of weightlessness, detach from the vessel bottom, and undergo damped oscill…

CHARACTERISTICS OF COHERENT INTERACTIONS OF $\pi^-$ MESONS WITH EMULSION NUCLEI AT AN ENERGY OF 60 GeV

A. Kh. Vinitskii, V. G. Voinov, I. S. Strel'tsov, Zh. S. Takibaev, I. Ya. Chasnikov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.05522

This paper examines coherent interactions of 60 GeV negative pions with emulsion nuclei, focusing on three-prong and five-prong events observed in BR-2 nuclear photoemulsion. The authors select candidate coherent events using angular, energy-balance, and four-momentum-transfer criteria, determine se…

EXCITATION OF HYPERSOUND

E. M. Ganapol'skii, R. V. Kiselev, A. N. Chernets
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.04389

This paper reports the excitation and detection of hypersound in quartz in the millimeter radio range using conversion between a slow surface electromagnetic wave and acoustic waves in a piezoelectric crystal. The authors describe a slow-wave comb structure operated at liquid helium temperature and …

SPHERICAL WAVE OF A SCALAR PLANKEON

K. P. Stanyukovich
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.04264

The paper studies a spherical wave associated with a scalar plankeon in the curved spacetime of the Einstein universe, using a scalar wave equation with curvature coupling. By separating variables in the metric, the author reduces the equation to a radial ordinary differential equation, gives its ge…

THE KINETIC EQUATION IN THE PRESENCE OF NON-LAGRANGIAN FORCES

I. P. Pavlotsky
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.03459

The paper derives an analogue of the Boltzmann kinetic equation for a classical system of many particles governed by quasicanonical equations that include non-Lagrangian forces, such as friction. Using Bogolyubov’s hierarchy for correlation functions, a virial expansion in inverse specific volume, e…

ON THE STABILITY OF SOLITARY WAVES IN WEAKLY DISPERSIVE MEDIA

B. B. Kadomtsev, V. I. Petviashvili
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.03361

This paper examines the transverse stability of solitary wave solutions of the Korteweg-De Vries equation in weakly dispersive media when the soliton phase and amplitude vary slowly across the direction of propagation. Using a perturbative treatment for weak curvature and long transverse wavelengths…

CALCULATION OF THE OPACITY OF STARS WITH ACCOUNT TAKEN OF LIGHT ABSORPTION IN SPECTRAL LINES

A. F. Nikiforov, V. B. Uvarov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.03323

This paper presents calculations of stellar opacity for astrophysical mixtures with photon absorption in spectral lines included alongside photoionization, bremsstrahlung absorption, and scattering. The authors use a Thomas-Fermi based self-consistent potential to compute electron states, occupation…

GAMMA-MAGNETIC RESONANCE

A. V. Mitin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.02416

This paper develops a theoretical description of gamma-magnetic resonance in a single-domain ferromagnetic absorber, extending earlier treatment of multidomain specimens where domain-wall nuclei dominated the effect. Using perturbation theory for a two-quantum process involving Mössbauer gamma absor…

On the Mechanism of Reactions of Diffractive Pion Production by Protons with an Energy of 20 GeV

S. A. Azimov, U. G. Gulyamov, L. P. Chernova, G. M. Chernov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.01906

This paper examines diffractive dissociation of 20.8 GeV/c protons on nuclear emulsion nuclei in the reaction producing a proton and two charged pions while the nucleus remains essentially unexcited. Using emulsion data taken in a strong magnetic field, the authors select clean three-particle events…

UNIVERSAL LAW OF TURBULENT HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER FROM A WALL AT LARGE REYNOLDS AND PECLET NUMBERS

B. A. Kader, A. M. Yaglom
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.01799

This paper derives a universal similarity law for turbulent heat and mass transfer from a smooth wall at large Reynolds and Peclet numbers, relating the Stanton and Nusselt numbers to the friction coefficient, Reynolds number, and Prandtl number. Using overlap arguments between the near-wall tempera…

A METHOD FOR MEASURING NONEQUILIBRIUM ELECTRIC FIELDS IN TURBULENT PLASMA FROM THE STARK BROADENING OF HYDROGEN SPECTRAL LINES

S. P. Zagorodnikov, G. E. Smolkin, E. A. Striganova, G. V. Sholin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.01216

This paper proposes and tests a spectroscopic method for measuring nonequilibrium electric fields in turbulent plasma using Stark broadening and splitting of hydrogen spectral lines. The authors apply high-speed electro-optical spectrochronography to collisionless magnetosonic shock waves in a theta…

FERROELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF THE MINERAL STIBIOTANTALITE

N. D. Gavrilova, N. F. Karyakina, V. A. Koptsik, V. K. Novik
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.00188

The paper reports measurements of ferroelectric, dielectric, pyroelectric, piezoelectric, and electro-optic properties of natural stibiotantalite specimens from Mozambique. Using oriented cleaved crystals with fired silver electrodes, the authors measured temperature dependences of dielectric permit…

THE CONSTANT OF STEPWISE IONIZATION OF ATOMS

B. M. Smirnov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.99138

This paper analyzes stepwise ionization of atoms in discharge plasmas under conditions of large tube dimensions, high electron density, and electron temperatures small compared with the ionization energy. It derives scaling relations showing how the stepwise ionization constant depends on electron t…