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First All-Union Physics Congress

The work of the Congress will proceed in general sessions and in sections, *organized according to the conference type*.
1930 SovietRxiv: ru-193001.27639

The First All-Union Physics Congress opens in Odessa on the evening of August 19, 1930, and ends on the morning of August 24.

C. K.

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1930 SovietRxiv: ru-193001.13161

Book review: W. Bragg (William H. Bragg). Introduction to Crystal Analysis.

Materials for Compiling a Review of the Research Works of the Professors and Lecturers of the F. E. Dzerzhinsky Siberian Technological Institute: for the Period 1917–1926

A. I. Milyutin
1930 SovietRxiv: ru-193001.07882

This bibliographic review records the scientific research output of professors and instructors of the Siberian Technological Institute, also known as the Tomsk Technological Institute, for 1917 to 1926. Compiled from 245 bibliographic cards, it arranges publications according to the decimal bibliogr…

Alphabetical Index of Articles Published in the "Proceedings of the Tomsk (Siberian) Technological Institute" for 1903-1929: (vols. 1-50)

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1930 SovietRxiv: ru-193001.07881

This publication provides a bibliographic index to articles published in the Proceedings of the Tomsk, later Siberian, Technological Institute from 1903 to 1929, covering volumes 1 through 50. Compiled alphabetically by author and title, it records article titles, volume and issue information, page …

Academic Library of the Siberian Technological Institute

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1930 SovietRxiv: ru-193001.07880

This article surveys the history, organization, collections, and activity of the Academic Library of the Siberian Technological Institute over its first 28 years, with particular attention to changes following the library charters of 1920 and 1926. It describes the library’s administrative status, f…

NEW DATA ON ELECTRON DIFFRACTION[^1]

H. P. Mark, R. Virl
1930 SovietRxiv: ru-193001.01437

The principal result of all experiments relating to electron diffraction is the complete confirmation of de Broglie’s hypothesis, i.e., the experimental establishment of the wave nature of moving particles of matter. Over the past year, new material on this question has accumulated, and its presenta…

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION.[^1]

V. M. Goldschmidt
1929 SovietRxiv: ru-192901.74077

This article is compiled from two German articles by Goldschmidt: 1) Berichte d. Deutsch. Chem. Ges. 60, 126, 1926, and 2) ZS. für Techn. Phys. 8, 250, 1927. In addition, Goldschmidt’s latest report to the Faraday Society at the discussion held in the summer of 1929 has been taken into account.

BAND SPECTRA AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR CHEMISTRY.¹

R. Mecca
1929 SovietRxiv: ru-192901.67990

A brief review is given of the current state of the spectroscopy of band spectra, with primary attention devoted to issues of interest from the chemical point of view, such as spectroscopic determination of dissociation energy, isotopy, valence chemistry, chemical constants, etc.; questions of a pur…

COLOR METRICS.

N. T. Fedorov
1929 SovietRxiv: ru-192901.67088

The doctrine of colors can be presented either as a chapter of physiology and biological physics or as a chapter of measurement physics. In our review, we will present it precisely from this latter point of view, without in any way addressing the question of the nature of our color vision or the phy…

HIGHER METRIC OF COLOR.

N. T. Fedorov
1929 SovietRxiv: ru-192901.65876

In this article, we first consider the experimental material underlying the higher metric of color, dealing primarily with settings for greatest similarity (heterochromatic photometry) and for barely noticeable difference (the eye’s sensitivity to changes in chromaticity and saturation), and then fo…