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| VOLUME 19 (1974) | ISSUE 10 CONTENTS |
page number of Russian version in brackets |
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Batanov G.M., Silin V.A.,
Fast-electron current oscillations in the case of parametric instability in a plasma layer
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323
(621)
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Gol'danskii V.I., Karyagin S.V., Namiot V.A.,
Cancellation of inhomogeneous chemical shift of Mossbauer line
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324
(625)
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Gurgenishvili G.E., Nersesyan A.A., Kharadze G.A.,
Quantum diffusion in deformed crystals
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326
(628)
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Gurzhi R.N., Kopeliovich A.K.,
Galvanomagnetic properties of metals with closed Fermi surfaces
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327
(630)
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Antakov I.I., Belov S.P., Gershtein L.I., Gintsburg V.A., Krupnov A.F., Parshin G.S.,
Use of high resonant-radiation powers to increase the sensitivity of microwave spectroscopes
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329
(634)
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Ivanchenko Yu.M.,
Effect of the character of scattering on the connection between the current and the electric field in metals at low temperatures
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330
(637)
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Epshtein E.M.,
Photostimulated acoustomagnetoelectric effect in semiconductors
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332
(641)
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Igoshin F.F., Eremenko O.N., Kir'yanov A.P., Shchegolev I.F.,
Energy gap and metal-dielectric transition in the (NMePh)(TCNQ) complex at low temperatures
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333
(644)
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Shikin V.B.,
Excitation of capillary waves in helium by a Wigner lattice of surface electrons
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335
(647)
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Basov N.G., Molchanov A.G., Nasibov A.S., Obidin A.Z., Pechenov A.N., Popov Yu.M.,
Generation of light in semiconductors and dielectrics excited by an electric field
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336
(650)
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Patashinskii A.Z.,
Multiplicity in hadron-hadron inelastic reactions and inelastic interactions with a nucleus
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338
(654)
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Antuf'ev Yu.P., Agranovich V.L., Kuz'menko V.S., Sorokin P.V.,
Momentum distribution of nucleons from the reaction D (e, e'p)n at 1200 MeV in deuterium
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339
(657)
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Gobenko V.G., Derebchinskii A.I., Zhebrovskii Yu.V., Kolesnikov L.Ya., Konovalov O.G., Rubashkin A.L., Tenishev A.E.,
Polarization of protons from the reaction γ + p → π0 + p on a linearly polarized photon beam
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340
(659)
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Permission given by American Institute of Physics is appreciated.
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