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Synthetic Additives of the Dispersant Type

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.25197

This paper examines the mechanism of so-called detergent additives in lubricating oils, arguing that their action is better understood as dispersion or peptization of insoluble suspension particles. Using carbon black in toluene as a model system, the authors measured adsorption isotherms for nickel…

On Integral Theorems for Large Deviations

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.25054

This note derives integral limit theorems for large deviations corresponding to earlier local results for sums of independent random variables. For identically distributed centered variables with finite positive variance, it gives uniform asymptotic formulas for the tails of normalized sums in range…

A Criterion for the Relatedness of Two Banach Spaces

S. G. KREIN and Yu. I. PETUNIN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24873

This paper gives a criterion for when two normally embedded Banach spaces are related in the sense of belonging to a continuous normal scale with logarithmic convexity of norms. The main result states that, for a Banach space E1 densely and norm-decreasingly embedded in E0, relatedness is equivalent…

Triple complexes of methyllithium

of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR K. A. KOCHESHKOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24798

This paper examines whether the unusual stability of methyllithium in diethyl ether is connected with formation of complexes involving lithium halides and ether. Ethereal methyllithium solutions prepared from methyl bromide or iodide yielded crystalline ternary complexes, chiefly CH3Li with LiBr or …

Stationary Potentials of Zinc and Amalgamated Zinc in Sulfate Solutions Containing Variable Amounts of Zinc and Hydrogen Ions

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24577

Stationary potentials of zinc and amalgamated zinc were measured at 25 degrees in sulfate electrolytes with constant total sulfate concentration and varying sulfuric acid and zinc sulfate contents, under hydrogen and with attention to stirring effects. The study examines the transition between pract…

Anomalous Impurity Absorption Near Exciton Bands of Molecular Crystals

V. L. BROUDE, É. I. RASHBA, and E. F. SHEKA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24542

This paper examines anomalous impurity absorption in molecular crystals when an impurity excitation level lies close to the edge of a host exciton band, a regime in which the oriented-gas model is expected to fail. Using low-temperature polarized absorption spectra of ordinary naphthalene dissolved …

THE CONNECTION BETWEEN TWO SPECTRAL FUNCTIONS CORRESPONDING TO ONE SECOND-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION AND DIFFERENT INITIAL CONDITIONS

1.** Consider the Sturm–Liouville problem for the differential equation
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24517

This paper studies how spectral functions for a Sturm-Liouville equation are related when the differential expression and terminal boundary condition are fixed but the initial conditions are changed. Using functions of the second kind and their Stieltjes transforms, it derives formulas connecting th…

On Crossed Products of a Semigroup and a Ring

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.24009

This note defines and studies crossed products of an arbitrary semigroup with identity and an associative ring with identity, using a semigroup action by automorphisms and an invertible factor system. It extends several questions and results from group rings to this broader setting, proving that cro…

ON AN A PRIORI ESTIMATE OF SOLUTIONS OF LINEAR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS AND THE SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS FOR A CERTAIN CLASS OF QUASILINEAR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23986

The paper generalizes Nash’s continuity result for uniformly parabolic equations by deriving an a priori Hölder modulus of continuity for bounded solutions of linear divergence-form parabolic equations with bounded lower-order terms and inhomogeneity. The estimate is proved first for equations witho…

A new method of synthesizing macrocyclic ketones with musky odor

L. I. Belen’kii, S. Z. Taits, and Ya. L. Gol’dfarb
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23976

A preparative method is described for synthesizing macrocyclic alicyclic ketones with musk odor through intramolecular acylation of acid chlorides of omega-thienylalkanoic acids followed by reductive desulfurization. The authors show that the phase composition of the aluminum chloride condensing sys…

Comparative Dehydrogenating Ability of Some Diarylpicrylhydrazyl Radicals

R. O. Matevosyan, E. G. Gabrielyan, A. K. Chirkov, and I. Ya. Postovskii
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23878

This study compares the dehydrogenating ability of several diarylpicrylhydrazyl radicals with different aryl substituents, motivated by the unusually high reactivity of N-carbazylpicrylazot, which can dehydrogenate hydroquinone, aromatic amines, and even benzene. New methoxy-substituted radicals and…

On Translation Surfaces of Constant Curvature

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23857

This note studies translation surfaces of constant curvature and related structures in differential geometry. Using a conjugate Chebyshev net of translation curves, the author derives the Gauss and Peterson-Codazzi equations, transforms them by taking the coordinate-line curvatures as variables, and…

Study of the Fine Structure of the X-ray Manganese $K$ Absorption Edges in $\mathrm{MnTe}$ in the Temperature Region of the Antiferromagnetic Transition

E. E. VAINSTEIN, B. I. KOTLYAR, and R. M. OVRUTSKAYA
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23677

This study examines whether antiferromagnetic ordering affects the fine structure of the manganese X-ray K-absorption edge in manganese telluride near its Néel transition. Absorption spectra were recorded photographically with a Johann focusing X-ray spectrograph at five temperatures from 280 to 325…

Titanium acetate complexes

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23613

This study examines the often neglected interaction of titanium salts with acetate ions in buffered solutions used for colorimetric titanium determinations and complex formation studies. Titanium precipitation was measured at controlled ionic strength and varying acetate concentrations, and the onse…

The influence of adsorbed hydrogen and oxygen on the potential changes at a platinized electrode due to adsorption

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23591

This study examines how adsorbed hydrogen and oxygen affect potential shifts produced by specific ion adsorption at a platinized platinum electrode in sulfuric acid solutions. By replacing surface-inactive electrolyte with solutions containing adsorbing ions such as iodide, bromide, thallium, and ca…

STABILIZATION OF FREE RADICALS IN IONIC CRYSTALLINE MATRICES

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23555

This study examines whether ionic crystalline matrices can stabilize organic free radicals at higher temperatures than conventional frozen organic matrices. Crystallosolvates of magnesium and calcium chlorides with methyl, ethyl, and n-propyl alcohols were irradiated at low temperature with fast ele…

ON THE MOTION OF A BODY OF VARIABLE MASS WITH CONSTANT EXPENDITURE OF POWER IN A GRAVITATIONAL FIELD

1. For a prescribed trajectory of motion, the acceleration due to reactive thrust is a given quantity
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23516

The paper formulates an optimization problem for the reactive motion of a variable mass body in a gravitational field, assuming constant useful power expenditure. It derives the mass and weight relations for a prescribed thrust acceleration history, showing that minimizing the required initial reser…

Paramagnetic Resonance in Copper Conduction Electrons

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23380

This paper reports microwave measurements of the surface resistance of a high-purity copper resonator in magnetic fields at 300 K, 77 K, and 4.2 K, undertaken to detect electron paramagnetic resonance in a non-alkali metal. The observed absorption maximum gave a g factor of about 2.1, and comparison…

Effect of External Irradiation on the Sorption Properties of $\mathrm{BaSO}_4$

V. V. Gromov and Academician Vikt. I. Spitsyn
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23294

This study examines how external irradiation alters the dye sorption properties of barium sulfate, motivated by earlier observations that radioactive decay within barium sulfate reduces its absorptive capacity. Chemically prepared BaSO4 samples were irradiated with 800 keV electrons or 1.5 MeV proto…

On rapid changes in the period of rotation about the transverse axis of the second Soviet artificial Earth satellite

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23201

This paper analyzes rapid variations in the transverse-axis rotation period of the second Soviet artificial Earth satellite during March and April 1958, using photometric observations processed at the Odessa Astronomical Observatory. The author derives mean synodic quarter-periods from brightness ex…

Transformation of the Oxidative Component of Radiolysis in the Nitrate–Water System

M. A. Proskurnin, V. A. Sharpatyi, V. I. Smirnova, N. M. Pomerantsev, G. N. Kuzmintseva, T. A. Simonova
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.23185

This study examines the transformation of the oxidizing component of water radiolysis in strongly alkaline sodium nitrate solutions, with emphasis on the possible role of hydroxyl radicals in nitrate reduction. The authors irradiated nitrate solutions with cobalt-60 gamma radiation and measured nitr…

On the Structure of Complex Compounds of Stannic Chloride with Esters

A. DEMBITSKII, T. SUMAROKOVA, and M. USANOVICH
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22838

This paper examines the structure of complex compounds formed between stannic chloride and esters, focusing on whether coordination occurs through the carbonyl oxygen or the alkoxyl oxygen. The authors compare Raman spectra of eleven esters and their mixtures with stannic chloride over varying conce…

Effect of Paramagnetic Impurities on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectra in Some Organic Substances

Yu. Ya. Shamonin and K. A. Goldgammer
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22762

This study examines how paramagnetic impurities affect individual fine-structure lines in proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of organic liquids. Proton resonance measurements at 30 MHz were performed for ethyl alcohol, ethylene glycol, ethylene chlorohydrin, and glacial acetic acid containing…

On the Isometric Immersion of a Two-Dimensional Riemannian Manifold Homeomorphic to a Sphere into a Three-Dimensional Riemannian Space

A. V. POGORELOV
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22721

This paper addresses the global isometric immersion of a closed two-dimensional Riemannian manifold homeomorphic to a sphere into a complete three-dimensional Riemannian space. It proves that if the manifold has Gaussian curvature everywhere greater than a constant c and the ambient sectional curvat…

On the Question of Strengthening Nickel Solid Solutions

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22625

This paper examines strengthening in nickel solid solutions alloyed with aluminum across binary to eight-component systems containing chromium, titanium, tungsten, molybdenum, niobium, and cobalt. The authors compare melting behavior, phase composition, lattice parameters, and high-temperature resis…

On the theory of multiplicative groups of division rings

M. Sh. KHUZURBAZAR
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22618

This paper studies normal and subinvariant subgroup structure in the multiplicative groups of noncommutative division rings. It first shows that any division ring can be embedded in a formal Laurent series division ring whose multiplicative group has an infinite descending invariant series with cent…

ON CERTAIN RELATIONS IN QUANTITATIVE THERMOGRAPHY

Fig. 1.** Diagram of the block and thermocouple mounting:
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22581

This paper addresses quantitative comparison of differential thermographic peak areas when substances or mixtures have different effective heat transfer coefficients. Building on a previously derived relation, the authors test a correction that reduces measured areas to a common heat transfer condit…

Change in the Electrical Resistance of Praseodymium, Dysprosium, Erbium, and Ytterbium up to a Pressure of 250,000 kg/cm $^2$

L. F. Vereshchagin, A. A. Semerchan, and S. V. Popova
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22452

This paper reports room temperature measurements of the relative electrical resistance of praseodymium, dysprosium, erbium, and ytterbium under pressures from 25,000 to 250,000 kg/cm², continuing earlier high pressure studies of metals. Cylindrical specimens of specified purity were examined as resi…

On the anisotropy of the Mössbauer effect

Yu. KAGAN
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22241

This paper examines the predicted anisotropy of the Mössbauer effect in noncubic crystals, where recoil-free absorption or emission depends on the direction of nuclear recoil relative to crystallographic axes. Using a lattice model with central and noncentral nearest-neighbor forces, it derives phon…

Study of the Kinetics of Acid Hydrolysis of Some Phenol and Chlorophenol Glycosides

B. N. STEPANENKO and O. G. SERDYUK
1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22231

This study examines how the sugar residue and a para chlorine substituent in the aglycone affect the acid hydrolysis of phenyl and p-chlorophenyl beta-D-glycosides of glucose, galactose, and xylose. The glycosides were synthesized by variants of the Helferich method, and their hydrolysis in 1 N hydr…

The Real and Imaginary Parts of an Unbounded Operator

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1961 SovietRxiv: ru-196101.22001

This paper addresses the difficulty of decomposing an unbounded operator into real and imaginary parts when the operator and its adjoint have different domains. Using generalized elements of a Hilbert space, it defines a basic-element manifold and studies operators whose inverse has a finite-dimensi…