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| VOLUME 9 (1969) | ISSUE 9 CONTENTS |
page number of Russian version in brackets |
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Bagdasarov Kh.S., Kaminskii A.A.,
YAlO3 with Tr3+ Ion Impurity as an Active Laser medium
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303
(501)
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Galanin M.D., Kirsanov B.P., Chizikova Z.A.,
Luminescence Quenching of Complex Molecules in a Strong Laser Field
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304
(502)
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Andreev A., Keshishev K., Mezhov-Deglin L., Shal'nikov A.,
Attempts at Observing Vacancions in He4 Crystals
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306
(507)
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Ermagambetov S.B., Smirenkin G.N.,
Fission of Pu238 by s and p Neutrons
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309
(510)
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Kulikov O.F., Tel'nov Yu.Ya., Filippov E.I., Yakimenko M.N.,
Experimental Investigation of the Polarization of Scattered Radiation in the Compton Effect on Relativistic Electrons
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310
(513)
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Nikitin V.V., Semenov A.S., Strakhov V.P.,
Investigation of the Radiation Pulsations of a CW GaAs Injection Laser
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313
(516)
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Basov N.G., Boiko V.A., Gribkov V.A., Zakharov S.M., Krokin O.N., Sklizkov G.V.,
Measurement of the Time Variation of the Temperature of the Plasma of a Laser Flare by Means of Its X-radiation
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315
(520)
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Kudryavtsev A.E.,
Behavior of Cross Sections near the Threshold of Reactions with Giant Resonance Formation
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317
(523)
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Maksimov E.G.,
Critical Temperature of Superconducting Transition in Nonideal Crystals
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319
(527)
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Oleinik V.P.,
Dragging of Electrons by an Electromagnetic Wave in a Homogeneous Magnetic Field
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321
(530)
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Semikoz V.B.,
Determination of the Charge of a Heavy Nucleus
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324
(534)
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Tverdokhlebov A.N.,
Asymptotic Lower Bound for the Scattering-amplitude Phase in the t-Plane
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327
(537)
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Poluektov I.A., Popov Yu.M.,
"Self-Transparency Effect" on Semiconductors
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330
(542)
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Gribnikov Z.S.,
Transverse Volume EMF and Stretching of Diffusion Lengths in Multivalley Semiconductors
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332
(545)
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Chkareuli Dzh.L.,
Concerning Mass Splitting in Isomultiplets of Pseudoscalar Mesons
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334
(548)
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Melekhin V.N.,
USE of Magnets with Vertical Symmetry Planes in Ring Accelerators
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337
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Permission given by American Institute of Physics is appreciated.
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