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This paper analyzes the layered structure observed in continuous chips formed during cutting of ductile metals and addresses whether the visible chip layers indicate the shear direction or the orientation of deformed grains. The authors argue that primary shear occurs along an angle determined by ch…
This paper examines how plastic deformation of chips in metal cutting should be evaluated and argues that conventional chip shrinkage is not, in general, a numerical measure of deformation. Treating chip formation primarily as shear near the plane of maximum shearing stress, the authors derive relat…
This document is a bibliographic list of the scientific works of Alexander Mineevich Rosenberg, professor at Tomsk Polytechnic Institute and Doctor of Technical Sciences, covering publications, manuscripts, reports, reviews, and editorial work from 1927 to 1953. The entries document Rosenberg’s rese…
This commemorative biographical article surveys the career of Alexander Mineevich Rozenberg, a Soviet mechanical engineer and professor specializing in metal cutting at the Tomsk Polytechnic Institute. It traces his education, early research on chip formation, organization of a metal-cutting laborat…
This commemorative text presents formal greetings to Professor Aleksandr Mineevich Rozenberg on the fiftieth anniversary of his birth and the twenty-fifth anniversary of his scientific and pedagogical activity. It emphasizes his leadership of the Department of Machine Tools and Metal Cutting at Toms…
In recent decades, ultrasound has begun to play an increasingly important role not only in scientific research, but also in solving a wide range of technical and practical problems: in underwater signaling and communication, ultrasonic flaw detection of metals and alloys, and in medicine, chemistry,…
Along with the widespread use of radioactive isotopes in industry, biology, medicine, and inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry, they are also frequently used in analytical chemistry for carrying out routine analyses and for solving a number of problems in scientific research. Below we briefly …
This Salpeter review is devoted to the Lamb shift in hydrogen and deuterium—a touchstone of one of the most interesting problems in modern theoretical and experimental physics: radiative corrections in quantum electrodynamics.
Recently discovered materials relating to the development of Russian physics during the period when field theory was taking shape demonstrate the falsity of this historical conception. The purpose of the present article is to reconstruct the true picture of the development of the theory of the elect…
