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ON THE APPROXIMATION OF EXTREMAL PROBLEMS

MATHEMATICS

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…

Electron diffraction determination of the structure of copper $DL$ - $\alpha$ -alaninate

Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Moldavian SSR A. V. ABLOV

The study determines the crystal structure of the anhydrous plate form of copper DL-alpha-alaninate, a compound unsuitable for conventional X-ray analysis because it forms very thin, brittle plates. Electron diffraction patterns from textured polycrystalline specimens and spot patterns were indexed …

ON CONJUGATE HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES

MATHEMATICS

This paper studies harmonic vector functions in the upper half-space satisfying generalized Cauchy-Riemann conditions, with emphasis on multidimensional analogues of classical results on conjugate harmonic functions. It defines Hardy-type classes H^p and S^p, gives a Fourier-transform characterizati…

ILL-POSED PROBLEMS AND GEOMETRIES OF BANACH SPACES

MATHEMATICS

This paper studies stability of the residual method for ill-posed linear operator equations of the first kind in Banach spaces, where only a convex closed neighborhood filter of the exact right-hand side is given. The method selects the minimum-norm element among points whose image lies in the presc…

ON A CONCAVE \(n\)-PERSON GAME AND ONE MODEL OF PRODUCTION

MATHEMATICS

The paper studies normalized equilibrium points in concave n-person games and develops iterative methods generalizing the conditional-gradient approach for computing them under convexity and regularity assumptions. It proves convergence results for three step-size rules, including subsequential conv…

On the Computation of the Rotation of Finite-Dimensional Vector Fields

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This paper gives criteria for estimating the rotation, or topological degree, of finite-dimensional vector fields that do not vanish on the boundary of a bounded domain. It proves nonnegativity results for fields in even-dimensional real spaces whose derivatives commute with matrices having no real …

QUASIELLIPTIC EQUATIONS IN AN INFINITE CYLINDER

MATHEMATICS

The paper studies solvability of quasielliptic nonstationary differential equations and Sobolev type problems in cylinders infinite in the time direction, including settings motivated by equations such as Laplace and heat conduction without initial conditions. It introduces weighted Sobolev spaces w…

ON THE QUESTION OF THE POLYMORPHIC TRANSFORMATION IN AgCl AT HIGH PRESSURE

PHYSICS

This study examines the high pressure polymorphic transformation of silver chloride and the crystal structure of the AgCl II phase, addressing discrepancies between earlier volumetric and X-ray interpretations. X-ray diffraction patterns were obtained for AgCl over 40 to 115 kbar, and for AgCl mixed…

SPECTROSCOPIC MANIFESTATIONS OF PHASE TRANSITIONS IN CRYSTALLINE CYCLOPENTANE

PHYSICS

This paper examines how phase transitions in cyclopentane are manifested in low-temperature infrared absorption spectra, focusing on the temperature dependence of the 546 cm⁻¹ band width from 300 to 80 K. Measurements show changes in slope or discontinuous jumps at crystallization and at the crystal…

On Some Features of the Faraday Effect in Heavily Doped Semiconductors

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This note analyzes features of the interband Faraday effect in heavily doped semiconductors near the absorption edge, focusing on how electron degeneracy and randomly distributed impurity potentials modify ellipticity and rotation. Using a simple band model with Landau-level summation and a classica…

SOME PROPERTIES OF A SOLID-STATE LASER WITH A LONG RESONATOR

PHYSICS

This paper examines theoretical properties of solid-state lasers with very long resonators, motivated by the increased coupling of longitudinal modes, changes in spectral behavior, and possible approach to nonresonant feedback when resonator mode bands overlap. It proposes using an optical delay lin…

SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF THE RADIATION OF A “TRAVELING-MEDIUM” LASER

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This paper experimentally examines the spatial intensity distribution of stimulated radiation from a ruby traveling-medium laser with a small circular diaphragm placed inside a plane-parallel resonator. Near-field patterns at the resonator mirror and far-field patterns in the focal plane were record…

APATITE-LIKE PHASES IN THE SYSTEMS MeO—Nd₂O₃—SiO₂

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

This paper examines apatite-like phases formed in the MeO, Nd2O3, SiO2 systems, where Me is Mg, Ca, or Ba, through heterovalent substitution of Nd3+ by divalent cations. Samples with nominal compositions of the type Me x Nd5-x(SiO4)3Oy were synthesized by prolonged firing at 1450 degrees C and analy…

ON BICOMPACTA WITH NONCOINCIDING INDUCTIVE DIMENSIONS

MATHEMATICS

The paper constructs compact Hausdorff spaces, bicompacta, whose covering dimension and small and large inductive dimensions do not coincide. Using lexicographically ordered zero-dimensional compacta, decompositions and gluings over marked subsets of the square and the Sierpiński carpet, it gives ex…

ON SINGULAR INTEGRAL OPERATORS IN A WEIGHTED HÖLDER SPACE

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The paper studies singular integral operators in weighted Hölder spaces on smooth contours, with weights having prescribed power singularities at finitely many boundary points. It establishes compactness of commutators with Hölder coefficients and gives necessary and sufficient Fredholm type conditi…

CUBATURE FORMULAS IN \(L_2^{(m)}(\Omega)\)

MATHEMATICS

This paper studies the asymptotic behavior of cubature error functionals in Sobolev type spaces \(L_2^{(m)}(\Omega)\), extending earlier results for the whole Euclidean space \(L_2^{(m)}(E_n)\). Using Hilbert space decompositions, extension operators, and bounded inverse arguments, it proves that a …

POTENTIAL THEORY FOR LYAPUNOV–DINI DOMAINS

MATHEMATICS

This paper extends classical potential theory from Lyapunov surfaces to domains whose boundaries belong to the Lyapunov-Dini class, characterized by controlled variation of the surface normal. Using previously established uniqueness for the homogeneous Neumann problem and local geometric estimates f…

ON THE MOTION OF THE INTERFACE BETWEEN TWO PHASES IN SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS

R. A. VOLKOV, V. I. SKOBELKIN

The paper analyzes propagation of the boundary between superconducting and normal phases in type-II superconducting thin films, where the film thickness is small compared with the magnetic-field penetration depth. Starting from the Maxwell-London equations, the authors introduce current functions fo…

IDEMPOTENTS OF CROSSED PRODUCTS

A. A. BOVDI, S. V. MIKHOVSKII

This paper studies idempotents in crossed products of groups and associative rings, focusing on the subgroup generated by the group elements occurring in the finite support of an idempotent. It proves that the support subgroup of any central idempotent in an arbitrary crossed product is a finite nor…

GAMMA-MAGNETIC RESONANCE

PHYSICS

This paper develops a theoretical description of gamma-magnetic resonance in a single-domain ferromagnetic absorber, extending earlier treatment of multidomain specimens where domain-wall nuclei dominated the effect. Using perturbation theory for a two-quantum process involving Mössbauer gamma absor…

ON NILPOTENT AND SUPERSOLVABLE SUBGROUPS OF FINITE GROUPS

MATHEMATICS

This paper studies criteria for the existence of nilpotent and supersolvable subgroups of prescribed order in finite groups, using invariant series, index series, and arithmetic conditions on sequences of indices. Extending earlier results on groups whose Sylow subgroups are invariant, it introduces…

SIMILARITY THEORY FOR LARGE-SCALE MOTIONS OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

GEOPHYSICS

This paper develops a similarity and dimensional analysis theory for estimating large-scale atmospheric circulation on terrestrial planets without requiring detailed numerical modeling or prescribed temperature contrasts. Treating the atmosphere as gray and using solar energy input, heat capacity, p…

THE HILBERT SPACE OF S. L. SOBOLEV AS A VARIATIONAL STRUCTURE

MATHEMATICS

The paper introduces the notion of a variational structure, a partially ordered Hilbert space in which every finite set has a unique upper bound minimizing a natural quadratic functional over all its upper bounds. It develops basic properties of these variational upper and lower bounds, showing that…

A REFLECTED ONE-DIMENSIONAL RAREFACTION WAVE IN A CONSTANT GRAVITATIONAL FIELD

HYDROMECHANICS

This paper studies the one-dimensional reflection of a rarefaction wave from a rigid wall in the products of an instantaneous explosion in a constant gravitational field, for a gas obeying a polytropic equation of state. Starting from the general solution of the gas-dynamic equations for discrete ad…