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Oscillographic Approximator

V. N. Bereza, V. F. Dyadik
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13857

This paper describes an oscillographic device for reconstructing and displaying continuous distributions from discrete sensor samples using the method of continuous-sequential readout. The authors present an implementation of a selected reconstruction algorithm based on a low-pass Butterworth filter…

Resonance phenomena in AC bridges with tight inductive coupling

Yu. B. Volynskii, V. A. Raskolenko
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13856

This paper analyzes resonance phenomena in an alternating current bridge consisting of two tightly inductively coupled coils and two impedances, assuming negligible coil losses and unity coupling coefficient. Starting from expressions for the voltages across the bridge arms, the authors examine five…

Analog-to-digital converter

V. I. Afonchenko, V. V. Medvedev, V. K. Yaselskii
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13854

This article reviews analog-to-digital conversion methods for control and information-processing systems in which analog signals must be represented in digital code. It compares sequential counting, successive-approximation coding, and reading methods using accuracy, conversion speed, hardware volum…

Using Hölder's Inequality in the Evaluation of a Certain Type of Integrals

S. M. Neyelov, V. K. Yasel’skii
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13853

This paper considers the evaluation of volume integrals of the form \(I(t)=\int_V X(r,t)\varphi^2(r,t)\,dv\), where both factors vary in space and time and direct treatment is complicated by nonseparable time dependence. The authors differentiate the integral with respect to time, express one result…

Program for Calculating Effective Microscopic Cross Sections

E. M. BELOV, S. M. NEELOV, V. K. YASELSKY, M. S. SUKHANOV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13852

This paper presents a computational procedure for determining effective microscopic neutron absorption cross sections for materials irradiated in a reactor spectrum. It formulates the calculation using a neutron energy distribution composed of Maxwellian thermal and epithermal components, derives ex…

Application of the Method of Separation of Variables in the Computation of a Certain Type of Volume Integrals

V. N. Padalko, S. M. Neelov, V. K. Yasel’skii, E. M. Belov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13851

This paper presents a separation of variables approach for computing triple volume integrals of a form involving a time dependent function and the square of another spatial-temporal function. The method expands both functions in the same eigenfunction system, reducing the governing first order diffe…

Estimation of the Upper Bound of the Error of Quadrature Formulas on a Class of Periodic Functions

V. T. KALAIDA, V. K. YASEL’SKII
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13850

This paper derives an upper error bound for arbitrary quadrature formulas applied to one-periodic functions in the Sobolev class with square-integrable derivative of order m. Using Sobolev’s extremal function approach, the error functional is represented through a periodic solution of a differential…

Estimating the lower bound of the error of numerical integration formulas on a class of functions

V. T. KALANDA, V. K. YASEL’SKII
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13849

The paper studies lower estimates for the error of numerical integration formulas on a one dimensional class of functions whose sine Fourier coefficients decrease exponentially. Using a dimension counting argument, it constructs a nonzero trigonometric polynomial that vanishes at any prescribed set …

Estimation of the Time Quantization Interval in Discrete Measurement of the Rate of Slowly Varying Signals

V. K. Yasel’skii, V. S. Moskvin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13848

This paper examines the choice of time quantization interval for discrete differentiators used to measure the rate of slowly varying signals. It analyzes the error of estimating a derivative by a first-order finite difference when the measured signal has a static measurement error, deriving an appro…

Determination of the Maximum Extrapolation Interval

V. S. MOSKVIN, V. K. YASEL’SKII, E. M. BELOV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13847

The paper addresses how to determine the maximum time interval over which a linearly extrapolated function value remains within a prescribed admissible error. Using standard interpolation error estimates, the authors derive the extrapolation error from Newton’s interpolation formula for unequal inte…

Estimation of the Maximum Integration Error of a Step Function by a Digital Integrator

V. S. Moskvin, V. K. Yasel’skii, E. M. Belov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13846

This paper estimates the maximum error arising when a digital integrator with cyclic-code counters integrates a step function, a case relevant to digital linear integrators and specialized computing devices. The authors formulate the exact and device-produced output quantities at integer pulse count…

Some Features of the Host Rocks of the Eldorado Deposit (Yenisei Ridge)

L. M. Sazonov, S. S. Ilyenok
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13737

This paper examines the host rocks of the Eldorado gold deposit in the Yenisei Ridge, focusing on their structural, textural, mineralogical, and metamorphic characteristics. On the basis of field relations, petrographic observations, optical properties, and chemical analyses of key minerals, the aut…

New Data on Buried Soils in the Southwestern Part of the Kuznetsk Basin: The Kolmogorovsky Section as an Example

E. D. Rubchikova, E. K. Chuguevskaya
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13736

This paper examines buried soil horizons within Pleistocene loess-like deposits in the southwestern Kuznetsk Basin, focusing on the Kolmogorovo section as a detailed example. Using field morphology, profile descriptions, and physicochemical analyses of continuously sampled sediments, the authors ide…

Some Regularities in Changes in the Physical and Mechanical Properties of Rocks of the Overburden Strata of the Berezovsky Brown Coal Deposit

N. S. ROGOVA, V. N. PULYAEV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13735

This paper examines patterns in the physical and mechanical properties of overburden rocks at the Berezovsky lignite deposit in the Kansk-Achinsk basin, with attention to their relevance for engineering-geological assessment of open-pit mining sites. Using correlation analysis of field and laborator…

New Data in the Geological Interpretation of Materials for Estimating Commercial Oil and Gas Reserves in Fields of the Tomsk Region

Yu. V. Naidanov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13732

This paper examines how geological interpretation should guide the estimation of commercial oil and gas reserves and the placement of exploratory wells in fields of the Tomsk Region. Using data from explored fields in the Sredne-Vasyugan and Pudino districts, it evaluates the influence of pool size …

Distribution of indicator elements in gold-quartz deposits of the Kandikan-Irokinda ore cluster (Northern Buryatia)

L. F. Mitrofanov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13731

This paper examines the distribution of geochemical indicator elements in low-sulfide gold-quartz veins of the Kindikan-Irokinda ore cluster in Northern Buryatia. Using metallometric sampling of ore bodies and surrounding altered and unaltered rocks, followed by approximate quantitative spectral ana…

Rational Technological Schemes for Driving Mine Workings by the Hydraulic Method

V. G. Lukyanov, A. D. Gromov, N. A. Loskutnikov, V. N. Potseluev
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13730

This paper presents rational technological schemes for driving horizontal mine workings by hydraulic methods, aimed at improving productivity, reducing labor intensity, and lowering construction costs in hydraulic coal mines. Drawing on domestic practice and serially produced equipment, it compares …

Spectral Method for Determining Vanadium in Oil Samples from Fields in Tomsk Oblast

I. S. KARPENKO, B. N. BESPROZVANNYKH, E. A. KURYSHEVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13728

This paper presents a spectral method for quantifying vanadium in crude oil samples from several fields in Tomsk Oblast, addressing the laborious nature of the standard ashing and photometric procedure. The authors describe sample ashing, dissolution in sulfuric acid, addition of cobalt and sodium c…

Petrogenetic Types of Coals and the Structure of Seam III of the Chernovskoye Brown Coal Deposit, Central Transbaikalia

O. A. Dulzon
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13726

This paper examines the petrographic composition, petrogenetic coal types, and seam structure of Seam III at the Chernovskoye brown coal deposit in Central Transbaikalia. Using polished thin sections and blocks from 210 samples, with microcomponent counts recalculated for seam composition, the study…

Chemical Composition of Groundwater in the Konstantinovskoye and Medvezhye Gold Ore Deposits of the Olkhovsko-Chibizhek District (Eastern Sayan Mountains)

V. K. BERNATONIS, V. K. POPOV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13724

This study examines the groundwater chemistry and gold migration forms at the Konstantinovskoye and Medvezhye gold ore deposits in the Olkhovsko-Chibizhek district of the Eastern Sayan Mountains. Based on chemical, trace-element, polarographic, microbiological, and filtration or dialysis analyses of…

On the Gold Potential of Skarns in the Northern Part of the Sarala Ore Field

V. I. Bazhenov, S. K. Knysh
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13723

This paper evaluates the gold potential of skarn occurrences in the northern Sarala ore field of the Kuznetsk Alatau, where known gold mineralization is mainly represented by gold-bearing quartz veins. Using geological observations, channel sampling of bedrock and dumps, and placer concentrate sampl…

Determination of Design Parameters of Analog and Optical Correlators

V. P. Ivanchenkov, A. M. Kuvshinov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13482

This paper examines how methodological error estimates can be used at the design stage of analog optical correlators for computing correlation functions of random signals recorded on optical transparencies. Starting from a general optical correlation scheme, it adapts variance expressions for finite…

Information Data Bank Taking into Account the Requirement for the Structure of Information

A. A. Tereshchenko, V. I. Zhulmin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13481

The paper discusses the organization of an information data bank for automated control systems in power production, where real-time operation, reliability, and gradual transition from non-automated procedures impose specific requirements on data structure. It argues that the information base should …

Investigation of a Closed-Orbit Analyzer Based on Elements of Universal Analog Computers

V. A. Kocheturov, E. E. Ivanchenkova
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13480

This paper examines an analog closed-orbit analyzer intended for high-energy accelerators, where magnetic-field perturbations distort the beam orbit and make inverse determination of perturbations an ill-posed problem. The authors formulate the smoothed closed-orbit equation, describe an analyzer us…

Application of Correlation Analysis Methods for Automatic Processing of Seismic Data

V. P. Ivanchenkov, A. M. Kuvshinov, V. A. Filinova
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13479

This paper presents an algorithm for automatic correlation of seismic waves and construction of a compressed seismic section from reflected-wave seismic records. The method divides seismograms into quasi-stationary time segments, estimates pairwise cross-correlation functions for adjacent traces, de…

On the convergence of the integral identification method

V. V. Zakharov, V. I. Naplekov, V. T. Presler
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13476

The paper analyzes convergence and statistical properties of an iterative integral identification method for estimating the coefficients of a linear form from observations affected by additive zero mean noise. The authors reformulate the recurrence in matrix form, derive conditions under which the i…

On the application of phase-frequency characteristics in seismogram processing

V. P. Ivanchenkov, V. A. Shlotgauer
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13475

This paper examines the use of phase-frequency characteristics in processing seismic records, particularly for detecting reflected waves when amplitude-based frequency filtering is insufficient. The authors compute amplitude and phase spectra for finite seismogram segments using Fourier-based formul…

Exact finite-difference solution of a boundary value problem for a second-order ordinary differential equation

B. F. Krutoi
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13473

The paper presents a finite-difference approach for solving a two-point boundary value problem for a second-order linear ordinary differential equation with continuous coefficients. It derives sixth-order formulas for the first and second derivatives at mesh points using Newton, Stirling, and backwa…

General expressions for the function f(x) and its derivatives f(x)(x) obtained by the partial matching method for an arbitrary arrangement of nodes xs

B. F. Krutoi
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13472

This paper develops general formulas for approximating a function and its derivatives by the method of partial matching on an interval with arbitrarily placed nodes. It presents the usual finite expansion in independent basis functions, derives the Lagrange polynomial form for arbitrary nodes, and d…

Least-Squares Solution of a Boundary Spectral Problem for the Two-Dimensional Helmholtz Equation with a Boundary Condition

B. F. Krutoi
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13471

This paper develops a least-squares approach to a boundary spectral problem for the two-dimensional Helmholtz equation in a closed, possibly multiply connected domain with a mixed boundary condition whose coefficients depend on both spatial variables. The eigenfunction is approximated by a finite ex…

Least-Squares Solution of a Boundary Value Problem for the Two-Dimensional Poisson Equation. Extension of the Method to Time-Independent Equations

B. F. Krutoi
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13470

This paper presents a collocation least-squares approach for approximating the solution of a two-dimensional Poisson boundary-value problem on a closed, possibly multiply connected plane domain. The unknown function is expanded in prescribed linearly independent basis functions, and overdetermined r…

On the Modeling of the Field in a Diode with a Multi-Tip Cathode

I. Z. Gleizer, A. I. Naletov, B. V. Okulov, G. I. Stanevko
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13469

This paper addresses calculation of the electric field in a diode for high-current electron beam formation, where a multi-tip cathode faces a plane anode. The authors approximate the hexagonal elementary cell of a regularly packed tip array by a circumscribed cylindrical cell with zero normal field …

Investigation of the Formation of an Intense Electron Beam by Magnetic Helical Quadrupole Lenses

G. I. Stanevko, N. V. Trikhanova, P. M. Shchanin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13468

This paper examines the transport and focusing of a high-current relativistic electron beam by magnetic helical quadrupole lenses, with attention to pulsed lens operation and low-inductance configurations. Beam-envelope equations including space-charge effects were solved by analog modeling and by R…

Calculation of Electron Beam Characteristics in a High-Current Direct-Action Accelerator

G. I. STANEVKO, N. V. TRIKHANOVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13466

This paper addresses the numerical calculation of electron beam characteristics in high-current direct-action accelerators, where space charge and the beam’s self-magnetic field significantly affect acceleration between cathode and anode. It formulates the coupled problem as Poisson’s equation for t…

Two-Channel Analog-to-Digital Converter Based on Ural-10 Modules

A. V. Trikhanov, A. N. Osokin, T. G. Grigorieva
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13465

A two-channel analog-to-digital converter was developed, built, and tested for digital recording of continuous electrical signals on magnetic tape and subsequent computer input. The design uses Ural-10 modules and bit-by-bit balancing, with an eight-bit register, feedback digital-to-analog converter…

Methodology for Calculating a Thyristor AC Voltage Stabilizer

L. A. VOLYNSKAYA, V. M. RAZIN
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13463

This paper develops a calculation method for a thyristor AC autotransformer voltage stabilizer, focusing on the influence of magnetic saturation on the voltage drop across the regulating element. Under simplifying assumptions that neglect core losses, winding losses, and leakage flux, the authors fo…

Modeling of Digital Devices with Hardware Control in the LYAPAS Language

N. P. Baida, L. A. Lyadunkina, V. M. Razin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13462

The paper addresses automated analysis and quality assessment of hardware control circuits for digital devices using the LYAPAS language. It develops simulation procedures and L-operators for combinational and sequential devices, including a binary decoder, counter, and pulse distributor, while mode…

Study of a Single-Level Scheme of Photoprocesses in Inorganic Azides by Mathematical Modeling

G. B. AGUTOVA, B. I. BALYSHEV, Yu. V. GAVRISHCHENKO
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13461

This paper examines a one-level kinetic scheme for photoprocesses in solid inorganic azides, including photodecomposition and related electronic processes under illumination. The authors formulate a system of differential equations for excited azide ions, neutral centers, electrons, and nitrogen for…

Application of Random Search to a Nonlinear Programming Problem

V. V. Zakharov, V. P. Ivanchenkov, V. A. Filinova
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13460

This paper proposes a random search approach for small nonlinear programming problems with relatively few constraints, combining statistical search with a penalty function scheme. The method modifies the penalty procedure by adding a constraint tied to improvement of the objective function, adapting…

Identification of a Static Object Using Integral Projections

V. V. Zakharov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13459

This paper proposes an integral projection method for identifying mathematical models of static objects from experimental observations. It derives simple formulas for estimating the coefficients of a linear model using Monte Carlo approximations of coordinatewise integral projections, then introduce…