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SCATTERING OF AN ION BEAM BY TURBULENT OSCILLATIONS OF A PLASMA

V. S. Koidan, A. G. Ponomarenko, A. I. Rogozin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13670

This paper investigates whether a monoenergetic, well collimated proton beam can be used as a diagnostic of turbulent collective oscillations in a plasma. A 50 keV proton beam was passed through the turbulent plasma of a high voltage direct discharge, and time resolved beam broadening was recorded i…

APPLICATION OF THE METHOD OF SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS TO THE INTEGRATION OF BOUNDARY-LAYER EQUATIONS

E. A. Kovach, G. A. Tirskii
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13618

This paper proposes a variant of the method of successive approximations for numerical integration of two-dimensional incompressible Prandtl boundary-layer equations with an arbitrary pressure gradient, assuming that a solution exists. The method integrates the momentum equation with respect to the …

FEATURES OF THE SKELETAL CRYSTALLIZATION OF NiAsS

V. N. Apollonov, E. M. Feklichev, N. V. Timofeeva, Ya. A. Kalashnikov, V. E. Svintitskikh
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13588

This paper reports the synthesis and microscopic characterization of NiAsS formed by nickel diffusion into As-S glass at 450 to 600 degrees C and 30 to 70 kbar. Optical and X-ray analyses identify the product with the gersdorffite structure, while polished sections reveal that the crystallites are n…

On the Representation of Generalized Analytic Functions by Series of Pseudopolynomials

A. Ya. ISMAILOV, M. A. TAGIEVA
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13166

This paper studies interpolation of pseudoanalytic functions, a class of generalized analytic functions satisfying a homogeneous Vekua equation. Using Bers’ integration process and the Cauchy formula for pseudoanalytic functions, it derives analogues of the Lagrange-Hermite and Abel-Goncharov interp…

On the Possibility of Determining the Characteristics of the Surface Soil Layer from Its Thermal Radio Emission

K. Ya. Kondrat'ev, Yu. M. Timofeev, E. M. Shul'gina
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.13021

This paper examines the remote determination of surface soil characteristics from microwave thermal radio emission. Using a model for the radio-brightness temperature of a semi-infinite medium and an empirical approximation of the soil temperature profile, it derives relations between measured brigh…

Iterative Method for Constructing Polycubic Spline Functions

Unknown
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12984

The paper presents an iterative method for constructing cubic and polycubic spline functions by formulating spline interpolation as a boundary value problem for fourth order differential equations with coefficients vanishing at interpolation nodes. After finite difference discretization on a refined…

ORIENTATION DEPENDENCE OF THE LINE PARAMETERS OF THE CHARACTERISTIC X-RAY SPECTRUM OF ATOMS OF ELEMENTS IN SINGLE CRYSTALS

I. B. BOROVSKII, V. I. MATYSKIN
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12956

This paper investigates the orientation dependence of characteristic X-ray spectral line parameters for vanadium atoms in a single crystal of vanadium pentoxide. Using X-ray spectrometry with the crystal as a rotatable anode, the authors measured the spectral position, maximum intensity, half-width,…

On a Method for Inverting Symmetric Matrices

M. A. ALEKSIDZE
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12904

The paper presents a method for solving systems of linear algebraic equations with symmetric positive definite matrices by interpreting them as Ritz systems for a functional equation in an energy space. It derives an algorithm based on orthonormalizing a corresponding system of vectors, showing that…

INVESTIGATION OF STRESSES

A. V. Pogorelov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12866

This paper examines stresses arising during axisymmetric buckling of thin spherical shell segments, focusing on an experimental check of a previously derived formula relating stress to shell thickness, local bending geometry, and material properties. Instead of measuring stress directly, the study m…

ON A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF STABILITY IN THE LARGE AND INSTABILITY FOR ONE CLASS OF AMPLITUDE-PULSE SYSTEMS

A. I. Shepelyavyi
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12777

This paper studies qualitative stability and instability in the large for a class of discrete amplitude-pulse automatic control systems consisting of a linear difference equation coupled to nonlinear modulators with memory. Using quadratic forms, transfer-function conditions on the unit circle, and …

ON THE APPROXIMATION OF EXTREMAL PROBLEMS

B. M. Budak, E. M. Berkovich
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12728

This note studies when a sequence of approximate extremal minimization problems converges to a given original problem, both in the value of the functional and in the construction of minimizing elements. It formulates necessary and sufficient conditions using comparison mappings between the approxima…

Photolysis of lead and silver azides and some systems based on them

Yu. A. Zakharov, E. P. Abakumov, E. P. Surovoi
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12692

This study examines the photochemical decomposition of lead and silver azides, including coprecipitated systems containing silver, copper, or lead additives. Decomposition kinetics were measured by nitrogen evolution under irradiation in intrinsic and impurity absorption regions, with attention to i…

Elastic properties of polycrystalline samples of solid solutions in the KCl-KB2 and KB2-KJ systems

V. N. Belomestnykh, Yu. N. Sukushin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12690

This paper investigates the elastic properties of pressed polycrystalline solid solutions in the KCl, KBr and KBr, KI systems, with emphasis on the effects of porosity and composition. Longitudinal and transverse ultrasonic wave velocities were measured by a pulse method, and Young’s and shear modul…

Explosion Hazard Region of a Triple Dynamic Gas System

V. E. Lanin, Yu. A. Zakharov, V. B. Neimirovskii, L. K. Parfenov, A. V. Melnik
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12688

This paper addresses the assessment of explosion hazards in multicomponent dynamic gas systems, focusing on the hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen system in closed volumes with continuously supplied components. Using published concentration limit data and recalculating them in terms of absolute nitrogen…

Investigation of the lower concentration flammability limits of hydrogen-oxygen and hydrogen-air mixtures at reduced pressures

V. F. Tsenin, O. A. Zakharov, V. A. Maraganov, V. B. Nemirovsky
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12687

This study examines how reduced total pressure affects the lower concentration flammability limit of hydrogen in hydrogen, oxygen and hydrogen, air mixtures, especially for upward flame propagation relevant to explosion safety in closed volumes. Experiments were conducted in a vertical steel explosi…

On the Principles of Constructing Ignition Systems

Nanin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12686

This paper examines the lack of general design principles for electrical spark-discharge ignition systems used in fuel combustion and explosion-hazard testing of vapor-gas mixtures. Drawing on prior work on flame-kernel formation and ignition inertia, it argues that ignition efficiency should be opt…

On the Study of the Explosiveness of Atmospheres in Enclosed Volumes

V. F. Panin, V. A. Marasanov, V. B. Nemirovsky, D. A. Zakharov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12685

The paper addresses how to assess the explosibility of complex atmospheres in enclosed volumes used in aviation, submarine, and similar technologies, where initially safe gas mixtures may become hazardous through combustible products, material decomposition, radiation, temperature effects, or human …

Reactions of electronic radiolysis products of alkali halide compounds in aqueous solutions

D. I. Tilik, R. A. Kan, I. I. Shvarts, L. T. Rugaenko
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12684

This study examines chemical processes that occur when irradiated or additively colored alkali halide crystals dissolve in aqueous media, with emphasis on electron and hole radiolysis products. Using measurements of hydrogen, halogen products, nitrite formation, and solvent effects in water, nitrate…

Determination of Hole Products of Radiolysis in Alkali Halide Compounds

V. E. Tiliks, O. N. Vikhreva, K. N. Rubina
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12683

This paper investigates the chemical forms and determination of localized hole radiolysis products in gamma irradiated alkali halide crystals, including sodium chloride, potassium chloride, potassium bromide, and potassium iodide. Optical spectroscopy and dissolution experiments with selected indica…

Device for Constructing an Axonometric Image of a Signal on the Screen of a Cathode-Ray Tube under Changes in Inhomogeneities of the Spatial Distribution of Radiation Fields

V. A. Vorob'ev, A. P. Laforov, O. V. Filondan
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12682

This paper describes an electronic device for visualizing local inhomogeneities in radiation fields as a three-dimensional axonometric image on a cathode-ray tube. The system uses an X-ray vidicon as the radiation detector, two sweep generators, video amplification, synchronization and blanking circ…

Method for Calculating Random Structures of Composite Materials

B. A. Vorob’ev, V. I. Ses’
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12681

This paper proposes a probabilistic geometric method for estimating statistical characteristics of the internal structure of composite materials whose dispersed particles have random sizes and arrangements. The model represents the structure as a limiting dense packing of unequal spheres, decomposed…

Digital Models of Fluid Structure

Nead I. E., Parvatov G. N.
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12680

This paper proposes two digital mathematical models for representing fluid structure as random packings of equal rigid spheres in a bounded three-dimensional volume. The first model describes weak molecular bonding with a uniform spatial distribution, while the second introduces additional geometric…

Statistical Study of Random Structures on Digital Models

V. A. Vorob’ev, I. E. Naats, G. N. Papratov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12679

This paper examines the statistical characterization of random structures without long-range order, using digital mathematical models of single-atom fluids represented as bounded random packings of nonintersecting spheres. Algorithms implemented on an M-20 computer compute radial functions and pair …

Analysis of the Process of Extracting Information on Local Changes in the Spatial Distribution of the Radiation Field Behind a Moving Object

Vorob’ev B. A., Diakonenko A. A., Pokrovskii A. B.
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12676

This paper analyzes how local inhomogeneities in the radiation field behind a moving object are converted into electrical signals by a scintillation detector in radiometric defectoscopy. Treating the detector and collimator as a linear filter, the authors derive response and spectral expressions sho…

Determination of the limiting bandwidth of a scanning detector in an inhomogeneous radiation field

V. A. Vorob’ev, A. N. Laferov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12675

This paper examines how to estimate the limiting output bandwidth of a detector scanning through an inhomogeneous radiation field, where the signal spectrum depends on collimator geometry, detector speed, field structure, and sensitivity distribution. The authors formulate the detector response as a…

Detection of Local Inhomogeneities Against a Background of Distributed Ones Using Radiation Transmission Methods

V. A. Vorob’ev, V. K. Kivray, A. M. Molbin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12674

This paper analyzes the detection of localized inclusions in heterogeneous media by radiation transmission methods when random distributed inhomogeneities produce background flux fluctuations. It models transmitted intensity in terms of attenuation coefficients, filling density, fluctuation variance…

Calculation of the Characteristics of Finite Bremsstrahlung Beams Behind Thick Absorber Layers

Vorob’ev V. A., Gankin Yu. D., Tareev G. P.
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12673

This paper describes a computational method for determining characteristics of finite bremsstrahlung beams after passage through thick absorber layers, especially quantities depending on the on-axis spectral intensity distribution. The authors present an M-20 computer program combining numerical cal…

Mathematical Modeling of Photolysis Reactions of Heavy Metal Azides

Yu. V. Gavrishenko, G. G. Savel’ev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12671

This paper develops an analog-computer kinetic model for the initial photolysis of heavy metal azides, focusing on lead, silver, and thallium azides, where electronic stages are thought to dominate decomposition. A system of nonlinear differential equations is formulated for exciton formation, ioniz…

On the Problem of Separating Gas Mixtures

V. G. Kriger, L. V. Serikov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12670

This paper examines separation in binary hydrogen and nitrogen gas mixtures under gravity, inertial forces, and thermal diffusion. Using thermodynamic equilibrium expressions for external fields and Chapman and Enskog thermal diffusion theory, the authors estimate concentration changes for gravitati…

On a Method for Determining the Kinetic Parameters of Monomolecular Reactions under Nonisothermal Conditions

V. G. Kriter, L. T. Butaenko, L. B. Serzhiv
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12669

This paper examines determination of kinetic parameters for first-order unimolecular reactions under nonisothermal conditions, with particular attention to linear heating. The authors integrate the rate equation with an Arrhenius rate constant, present exact and approximate expressions involving the…

Intraparticle diffusion kinetics of carbon dioxide adsorption on zeolites

E. P. Abakumov, A. S. Guzenberg, A. M. Ryabkin, G. G. Savel'ev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12668

This paper examines the intraparticle diffusion kinetics of carbon dioxide adsorption on industrial NaX zeolites, motivated by applications in air purification. Kinetic uptake curves were measured with an automated McBain balance for pure carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide, nitrogen mixtures at 25 de…

Ignition Sources for Gaseous Atmospheres in the Study of Their Flammability

V. A. Marasanov, D. A. Zakharov, V. F. Panin, A. V. Melnik
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12667

This paper examines the selection of ignition methods for determining explosion hazards in combustible gas atmospheres, especially concentration limits and minimum ignition energies under normal and reduced pressures. It compares heated surfaces and other industrially plausible ignition sources with…

Study of Some Microscopic Regularities of Electrical Breakdown in Lead Azide

O. N. Sukhushin, Yu. A. Zakharov, G. A. Rappoport
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12665

This paper examines the microscopic and macroscopic factors governing electrical breakdown in pressed polycrystalline lead azide, with particular attention to pore microdischarges, edge discharges, and electron avalanche processes. A simple layered porous dielectric model is developed to relate brea…

Investigation of Electrical Breakdown and Detonation Initiation in Thallium and Copper(II) Azides

D. A. Zakharov, D. N. Sukhushin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12664

This study examines electrical breakdown and detonation initiation in thallium azide and copper(II) azide under short voltage pulses of about 10 to the minus 7 seconds. Using pressed tablet samples in a sphere to plane electrode geometry, the authors vary electrode material, polarity, and temperatur…

On the Influence of the Distribution of Cu++ Impurity on the Thermal Stability of AgN3 and Pb(N3)2

Yu. A. Zakharov, G. G. Shechkov, G. G. Savel’ev, A. P. Bocharov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12663

This study examines how the distribution of divalent copper impurity affects the thermal decomposition of silver azide and lead azide. Polycrystalline and single crystal samples with copper additions were prepared and compared using thermal decomposition measurements, differential analysis, weight l…

Effect of the Chemical Nature of Fuels on the Combustion Rate of Condensed Mixtures

V. I. Bratinskii, N. N. Bakhman, G. V. Ivanov, N. Berlizov.
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12661

This study examines how the chemical nature of solid fuels affects the combustion rate of condensed mixtures using ammonium perchlorate as a common oxidizer. Powdered mixtures of ammonium perchlorate with selected polymers and corresponding monomers were burned in a constant-pressure nitrogen bomb, …

On the Mechanism of the Effect of Catalysts on the Combustion Processes of Condensed Mixtures

V. I. Bratishchik, G. V. Ivanov, N. I. Odintsov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12660

This paper investigates how transition metal oxide catalysts affect combustion of condensed ammonium perchlorate based mixtures, focusing on near surface temperature as a diagnostic of reaction mechanisms. A model mixture of ammonium perchlorate and epoxy resin was burned at reduced pressures, and n…

Linear Pyrolysis of Ammonium Perchlorate with Additives

G. V. Ivanov, V. I. Bratinsky, A. Ya. Solov’ev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12659

This study examines the linear pyrolysis of pressed ammonium perchlorate pellets containing 2 percent by weight of copper oxide, manganese dioxide, or iron oxide on a continuously heated plate. Pyrolysis and burning rates were measured over a plate temperature range of about 300 to 800 degrees Celsi…

Products of Thermal Decomposition of Guanidinium Perchlorate

R. N. Isaev, Yu. A. Zakharov, N. I. Odin
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12658

The study examines the thermal decomposition of guanidinium perchlorate, focusing on discrepancies in earlier reports concerning gaseous products and the initial decomposition step. Decomposition products were analyzed by mass spectrometry under two sets of conditions: in a reaction vessel connected…

Thermal Decomposition of Ammonium Chlorate

R. N. Isaev, O. A. Zakharov, N. M. Krasnovich, V. N. Chulov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12656

The study investigates the thermal decomposition of ammonium chlorate, addressing disagreements in earlier work about product composition and reaction mechanism. Ammonium chlorate was prepared by exchange synthesis, decomposed at 80 to 95°C, and examined by kinetic weight-loss measurements, chemical…

On the Catalysis of Thermal Decomposition of Heavy Metal Azides by Heterophase Additives

Yu. A. Zakharov, E. S. Kurochkin, G. I. Savel’ev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12654

This paper examines how heterophase solid additives influence the thermal decomposition of heavy metal azides, especially silver, lead, and thallium azides. Using kinetic measurements, microscopy, differential thermal analysis, thermogravimetry, and qualitative chemical analysis across more than 120…

Features of Thermal Decomposition of Mixed Crystals

G. T. Ponov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12653

This review examines how the type, formation mechanism, and impurity distribution of mixed crystals affect interpretations of their thermal decomposition and stability. It systematizes classifications of true isomorphous, anomalous, new-kind, and internally adsorbed mixed crystals, describes princip…

Spark Generator of Rectangular Ignition Pulses

V. F. Panin, L. K. Parfenov
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12652

This paper describes the design and operation of a spark generator intended to produce approximately rectangular ignition pulses for studies of spark-discharge ignition, minimum ignition energies, and concentration limits of explosive vapor-gas mixtures. The authors present an electrical circuit usi…

Setup for Studying Radio- and Thermally Stimulated Luminescence and Electrical Conductivity in Parallel with Mass Spectrometry of Decomposition Products

Yu. A. Zakharov, S. I. Rukodeev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12651

A combined experimental setup is described for investigating radiation-induced and thermally stimulated processes in solid compounds under high vacuum. The apparatus permits measurements on a single sample of X-ray luminescence, thermoluminescence, spectral ranges from 200 to 800 nm using light filt…

EPA-2 Radiospectrometer Coupled with the ESG-2.5 Accelerator

L. V. Serykov, A. A. Vasil’ev
1970 SovietRxiv: ru-197001.12650

This paper describes the construction of an experimental installation coupling an EPA-2 radiospectrometer with an ESG-2.5 electrostatic accelerator for electron-beam irradiation of samples during radiospectroscopic measurements. The authors outline the required modifications to the spectrometer, res…