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| VOLUME 8 (1968) | ISSUE 2 CONTENTS |
page number of Russian version in brackets |
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Krinchik S., Gushchin V. S., Ganshina E. A.,
Spin-orbit Splitting of 0.7-eV Transition and Electron Structure of Ferromagnetic Nickel
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31
(53)
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Kuznetsov E. I., Vinogradova N.D.,
Measurement of Neutral Hydrogen Atom Concentration in the Plasma Pinch in the Tokamak TM-3 Machine
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34
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Reznikov G. P., Fugol' I. Ya., Shevchenko Yu. F.,
Low-frequency Intensity Oscillations of Helium-plasma Radiation at Low Temperatures
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37
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Arsenin V. V. , Zhil'tsov V. A., Likhtenshtein V. Kh. , Chulnov V.A.,
Suppression of Cyclotron Instabilaty of a Rarefied Plasma with the Aid of a Feedback System
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41
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Kireev P. S., Kalugina L. I. ,
Registration of a Gamma-ray Pulse with a Semiconductirig Detector Based on Cadmium Telluride
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44
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Goryachev B.I., Ishkhanov B. S., Kapitonov I.M., Piskarev I. M., Shevchenko V.G., Shevchenko O.P.,
Photoneutron Cross Sections on Nickel Isotopes
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46
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Dubinskkya L.S., Soskin V. A., Tagiev I. G., Farbshtein I. I. , Shalyt S.S. ,
Concerning the Shubnikov - de Haas Effect in Tellurium
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47
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Lyubimov Yu. N., Mikhailov V. I., Gel'man V. I., Zatselyatin A. M. ,
Reduction of the Background Effect in Mass Spectroscopy of Molecular Beams
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49
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Amus'ya M.Ya.,
Highly Excited States of Atomic Nuclei
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52
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Slobodetskii I. Sh. , Chukhovskii F. N. , Indenbom T. L.,
X-ray Diffraction Under Conditions of the Spatially-inhomogeneous Dynamic Problem
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55
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Doroshkevich A. G. , Zel'dovich Ya.B., Novikov I. D. ,
Neutrinos in Anisotropic Cosmological Solutions
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58
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Ter-Mikaelyan M. L. ,
Influence of Multiple Scattering on Resonant Radiation.
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61
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Blank A.Yu., Kondratenko P.S.,
Magnetic Resonance in Antiferromagnetic Metals in a Magnetic Field
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63
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Khalfin L. A. ,
Phenomenological Theory of K0 Mesons and the Non-exponential Character of the Decay
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65
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Naida O.N.,
On the possibility of Verifying the Equivalence Principle (for the Electromagnetic Field) in Second Order in the Newtonian Gravitational Constant
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68
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Permission given by American Institute of Physics is appreciated.
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