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On the Problem of Isomorphism of Structures

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74972

The paper addresses the isomorphism problem for finitely defined structures by relating them to free extensions of finite structuroids. It defines irreducible tabular systems of relations, finitely free extensions, bases of finite structuroids, and removable elements, then proves that every finite s…

Oxyferrocenes and Their Derivatives

Academician A. N. NESMEYANOV, V. A. SAZONOVA, V. N. DROZD
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74887

This paper examines the synthesis and reactivity of oxyferrocene derivatives, with particular attention to the behavior of ferrocenyl allyl ether and the preparation of 1,1′-dioxyferrocene derivatives. Ferrocenyl allyl ether was prepared in good yield but did not undergo Claisen rearrangement under …

Synthesis of trans-1-hydroxy-1-acetoxyacetyl-6-acetoxy-4,5-(4'-methoxybenzo)-hydrindane, an analogue of corticoid hormones

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74811

This paper reports a synthetic route to a tricyclic analogue of corticoid hormones, trans-1-hydroxy-1-acetoxyacetyl-6-acetoxy-4,5-(4′-methoxybenzo)-hydrindane, designed to introduce dioxyacetone and glycerol-type side chains into a trans-fused polycyclic system. Starting from a trans cyclopentyliden…

On the existence of a weak solution to the direct problem in the theory of flow past an airfoil by a sonic flow in the first approximation

F. I. FRANKL’
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74764

The paper studies the direct problem of steady flow past a smooth profile by a sonic stream, treated in first approximation by the hodograph method. Starting from earlier inverse constructions and from known solutions for polygonal profiles, it linearizes the boundary conditions for a small perturba…

On the Chlorine Cation as a Chlorinating Agent in Aqueous Solution

G. V. KUPINSKAYA and Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR E. A. SHILOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74591

This paper examines whether the chloro-cation is an active chlorinating species in aqueous hypochlorous acid reactions, addressing conflicting interpretations of kinetic data for aromatic chlorination. Using anisole as a substrate, the authors measure rates of active chlorine disappearance at 0 degr…

Maximum coefficients of multiple correlation

O. V. SARMANOV and V. K. ZAKHAROV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74511

This paper extends the notion of the maximal correlation coefficient from two random variables to multiple correlation among random variables with a joint density. It defines maximal correlation between random vectors formed from nonintersecting subspaces through an extremal bilinear functional, rel…

On the degradation of molecular chains and the cleavage of cross-links during the aging of vulcanizates

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74401

This study examines whether aging in sulfur vulcanizates primarily involves oxidative scission of polymer molecular chains or rupture of transverse sulfur cross-links. Chemical stress relaxation was measured under constant compression for natural rubber and sodium-butadiene rubber vulcanizates conta…

Saponification of tetraethyl acetals of $\beta$ -dicarbonyl compounds and some methods for the use of the resulting compounds

V. F. Kucherov, L. A. Yanovskaya, and B. G. Kovalev
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74290

This study examines the controlled saponification of tetraethyl acetals derived from beta-dicarbonyl compounds and ethoxydialdehydes as a route to synthetically useful carbonyl compounds. Acid-catalyzed hydrolysis with limited water is shown to give beta-formylvinyl ethers, substituted malonic diald…

On variations in the intensity of the $\lambda$ 6562 $\mathring{\mathrm A}$ $\mathrm{HI}$ line in the night-sky airglow spectrum

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74289

Systematic spectrographic and electrophotometric observations at Abastumani in 1958 to 1959 were used to study variations of the H alpha 6562 Å line in the night-sky glow and to compare them with oxygen and hydroxyl emissions. The authors measured relative line intensities from photographic spectra,…

On Quadruple Correlations in Light Nuclei

V. G. SOLOV’EV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74214

This paper examines quartet correlations of nucleons of the alpha particle type in light nuclei and their relation to observed binding energy systematics. Within a shell model framework, the author introduces a model Hamiltonian for interactions between nucleon pairs, applies Bogolyubov’s variationa…

On the Adams spectral sequence

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74112

This note studies the limiting term and filtration structure of the Adams spectral sequence modulo a fixed prime. It introduces p-spaces and p-systems, proves the existence and uniqueness, up to singular homotopy type, of a maximal p-system, and uses this construction to define a natural filtration …

Proton Relaxation in Hydrogen Peroxide Solutions Irradiated with Ultraviolet Radiation

V. M. VDOVENKO, E. K. LEGIN, O. B. STEBUNOV, and V. A. SHCHERBAKOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74111

This communication examines proton relaxation in hydrogen peroxide solutions exposed to ultraviolet radiation, motivated by earlier observations that radiolysis and peroxide decomposition can shorten proton relaxation times. Using nuclear magnetic relaxation measurements on hydrogen peroxide solutio…

Converging Wave in a Plastic Medium

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.74021

The paper analyzes a converging spherical shock wave in a plastic compressible medium under a simplified compression law in which material behind the front reaches a limiting density. Using Lagrangian variables, the author derives equations for motion, pressure, and velocity in a spherical layer wit…

On the Depolarization of Fluorescence of Solutions during Excitation Energy Transfer by Radiation and Nonradiative Transfer

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73948

This paper examines depolarization of fluorescence in dye solutions when excitation energy is transferred either radiatively or by nonradiative migration. Using existing dipole-interaction theory, the authors compare predicted polarization values for secondary fluorescence and test them experimental…

Thermodynamic Properties of Indium Antimonide

A. V. Nikolskaya, V. A. Geiderikh, and Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences Ya. I. Gerasimov
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73934

This study determines thermodynamic properties of indium antimonide, a zinc-blende semiconductor compound, from electromotive force measurements of concentration cells containing liquid indium, a molten potassium chloride, lithium chloride electrolyte with indium monochloride, and solid InSb plus an…

Adsorption of Nitrogen Vapors on Modified Activated Carbon

B. P. BERING, Academician M. M. DUBININ, E. G. ZHUKOVSKAYA
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73931

This study examines how physical modification of activated carbon by adsorbed water, methyl alcohol, or benzene affects nitrogen vapor adsorption at liquid nitrogen temperature. The authors used a rapid helium cooling method to preserve adsorption equilibria established at 20 degrees C, measured nit…

Determination of the Structure of Some Dihydrofuran Derivatives by Raman Scattering of Light

Ya. S. Bobovich, V. V. Perekalin, and A. S. Sopova
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73798

This paper addresses the structural assignment of products formed by reacting beta-bromo-beta-nitrostyrene with several active methylene compounds in the presence of triethylamine, for which several isomeric formulas were chemically plausible. The authors use Raman scattering intensities of bands as…

Synthesis of Element-Elementoorganic Compounds in Which Silicon or Tin Is Directly Bonded to Phosphorus or Arsenic

A. B. BRUKER, L. D. BALASHOVA, and L. Z. SOBOROVSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73655

This paper investigates synthetic routes to organoelement compounds containing direct bonds between Group IV elements, silicon or tin, and Group V elements, phosphorus or arsenic. Reactions of alkali metal hydrophosphides, alkylhydrophosphides, and hydroarsenides with monohaloalkyl derivatives of si…

On Alphabetic Encoding

Al. A. MARKOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73641

The paper studies when an alphabetic coding, defined by replacing each letter of one alphabet with a nonempty word over the same or another alphabet, is uniquely decodable and therefore reversible. Markov reduces the general uniqueness problem to checking a finite dictionary of bounded word length, …

On Two Types of Plasticization of Rigid-Chain Polymers

V. A. Kargin, P. V. Kozlov, R. M. Asimova, L. I. Anan'eva
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73629

This paper examines mechanisms of plasticization in rigid-chain polymers, using cellulose as a model system and comparing plasticizers with different degrees of compatibility. Thermomechanical measurements were made on cellulose samples containing guanidine thiocyanate or urea, and the results were …

Heat Capacity of Linear Polymers at Low Temperatures

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73589

This study measures the low-temperature heat capacity of linear polymers without rotating side radicals, focusing on polyethylene and trifluoroethylene as tests of theoretical predictions about interchain interactions. Using an adiabatic calorimeter, heat capacities were determined for polyethylene …

Intrinsic Correlation Functions and Their Applications in the Theory of Stationary Markov Processes

O. V. SARMANOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73418

The paper introduces maximal and intrinsic correlation functions for stationary real processes and applies them to stationary Markov processes whose two-dimensional densities are symmetric and square-integrable in a specified sense. It shows that such a density defines a continuous Markov process pr…

On the Time Required to Establish Sorption Equilibrium

D. P. TIMOFEEV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73379

This paper examines why the time required to establish sorption equilibrium varies widely across different regions of sorption isotherms, even when no chemical interaction or absorption complicates the process. Treating adsorption and capillary condensation as diffusion-controlled transport in porou…

KINETIC EQUATION OF IRREVERSIBLE REACTIONS IN OSCILLOGRAPHIC POLAROGRAPHY

The equation for the maximum current of an irreversible polarographic wave,
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73343

This paper derives a kinetic expression for the peak current of an irreversible wave in oscillographic polarography that depends on the standard rate constant and peak potential rather than on the diffusion coefficient or the rate of potential change. Starting from the diffusion integral relation at…

Preparation, Structure, and Coloration of Salts of Violuric and 2-Thiovioluric Acids

N. S. DROZDOV and V. P. KRYLOV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73341

This paper examines the preparation, structure, hydration, and color of salts of violuric and 2-thiovioluric acids, motivated by earlier interpretations of their color changes as chromoisomerism and pantochromism. The authors compare several synthetic routes, including nitrosation, reactions with al…

On the Stability of Periodic Motions

T. N. TRIBELEVA
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73330

This paper studies the stability of periodic motions in autonomous differential systems and in a special class of nonlinear canonical systems. It extends a theorem of Andronov and Witt to families of periodic solutions whose period depends on parameters, using variational equations, characteristic r…

Hydrogenation of 2-methylbutene-1 in the presence of platinum black in deuterated alcohol

B. A. KAZANSKII, G. M. PANCHENKOV, and V. I. LAZAREV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73322

This study examines whether the hydroxyl hydrogen of an alcohol solvent directly participates in catalytic hydrogenation on platinum. Hydrogenation of 2-methylbutene-1 over platinum black was carried out in ethyl alcohol containing deuterium in the hydroxyl group, and the resulting hydrocarbons and …

Sensitization of the photoelectric effect in semiconductors by organic dyes as acidity indicators

I. A. AKIMOV and A. N. TERENIN
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73297

This study examines optical sensitization of the internal photoeffect in thallium iodide and zinc oxide layers dyed with organic acidity indicators whose absorption spectra change upon protonation or deprotonation. The photoeffect was measured by a capacitor method before and after adsorption of dri…

Variational Principles for Determining the Basic Characteristics of a Ferromagnet Based on Hysteresis Loop Calculation

As shown in (¹), the magnetization of a ferromagnet in the field of currents satisfies the variational equation
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73257

This paper develops a variational formulation for determining ferromagnetic characteristics from the hysteresis loop, extending a previous field variational principle to irreversible magnetization with entropy change and magnetostrictive boundary displacement. By treating the problem as one with mov…

Stable Situations in Coalition Games

N. N. VOROBYEV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.73012

This note develops a variant of the theory of coalition games in which coalitions have nondivisible payoffs and mixed behavior is represented through consistent families of measures and systems of random transitions. It introduces internal consistent measures, Markovian extensions, realizable transi…

On the Calculation of the Vertical Profile of Sound Propagation Velocity in the Marine Environment

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR L. M. BREKHOVSKIKH, V. A. EVTUSHENKO,
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72822

This paper addresses the calculation of mean vertical sound speed profiles in the ocean, arguing that least squares averaging at standard depth levels can yield profiles with large scatter and unreliable acoustic implications. It proposes a method based on characteristic points, in which individual …

Cosmic age of the Sikhote-Alin meteorite

E. K. GERLING and L. K. LEVSKY
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72742

This study investigates radioactive cosmogenic isotopes in the Sikhote-Alin meteorite in order to estimate its cosmic age, defined as the time it existed as an isolated body exposed to cosmic radiation. Low-background Geiger-Müller counting was used to measure tritium and argon-39 activities in rece…

RANGE OF VALUES OF THE FUNCTIONAL

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72619

The paper studies ranges of logarithmic functionals involving values and derivatives of bounded univalent functions in the unit disk. Using Kufarev’s method, it derives parametric equations for the boundaries of these ranges in three settings: functions with prescribed modulus at a fixed point, the …

Some Experimental Studies on the Dynamics of Soft Soils

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72442

This paper reports field experiments designed to test a continuum model for the dynamic behavior of soft sandy soils under blast loading, where classical elasticity is inadequate. TNT explosions were used to generate centrally and cylindrically symmetric stress waves, with radial and principal stres…

Formation of unsaturated organosilicon compounds in the reaction of hydrosilanes with olefins in the presence of iron pentacarbonyl

Unknown
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72206

The paper examines the reaction of hydridosilanes with olefins in the presence of iron pentacarbonyl, focusing on conditions that lead either to saturated hydrosilylation products or to unsaturated organosilicon compounds. Experiments with triethylsilane, methyldichlorosilane, ethylene, propylene, a…

Determination of the enthalpy and heat capacity of beryllium oxide in the temperature range $1200$ – $2820^\circ$ K

V. V. KANDYBA, P. B. KANTOR, R. M. KRASOVITSKAYA, and E. N. FOMICHEV
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72194

This study reports experimental measurements of the heat content and heat capacity of solid beryllium oxide from 1200 to 2820 K, extending earlier data available only to about 1175 K. Pressed and fired high purity BeO samples were heated in a high temperature vacuum furnace and measured by the mixin…

Completeness Questions for Systems of Automata

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.72082

The paper studies completeness problems for systems of finite automata, emphasizing that the answer depends on how the function realized by an automaton and the admissible circuits are defined. It introduces several notions of completeness for elementary automata with Boolean functions and delays, p…

Explosive Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide

B. B. BRANDT and A. I. ROZLOVSKII
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.71882

This paper investigates whether cold nitrous oxide can sustain explosive decomposition as a stationary flame after point ignition, motivated by anomalously low fuel limits observed in cyclohexane, nitrous oxide mixtures. Using flame propagation limit theory, thermodynamic and kinetic estimates, and …

Synthesis and Catalytic Hydrogenation of Diphenylcyclopropanes

B. A. KAZANSKII, M. Yu. LUKINA, and I. L. SAFONOVA
1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.71874

This study examines how phenyl substitution and stereochemistry affect conjugation and catalytic hydrogenation in diphenylcyclopropanes, motivated by theoretical views of the cyclopropane ring as having partial pi character. Phenylcyclopropane, cis and trans 1,2-diphenylcyclopropane, and 1,1-dipheny…