SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRESTNIKOV, YU. S. - KRESTOV, M. A.

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ACCESSION NR: AP4009109 S/0056A3/045/OOP/1879/1890
AUTHORS: Barmin, V. V.; Dolgolefiko, Ai' G.;- ~Keqtniko_V,_,Fu0 S.;
Meshkovskiy, A. G.; Nikitin, Yu.'P.1 S~ebanov, V. A.
TITLE: Obs6rvation of the decay'
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fiziki, v. 45, no. 6,"1963,
1879-1890
TOPIC TAGS: Omega meson decay, Omega meson charge parity, radiative
decay, Omega meson width, Omega fieutrai particle decay, pion proton
interaction;. negative pion protop interaction
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ABSTRACT: The reaction 7r + p n + co.;-* n + Tr + y was Investigated
for negative-pion momenta of 1-2~, 1.51, and 2.8 BeV/c ie a 17-
liter propane-xenon bubble chamb,?r. The purpose of the pvestiga-
tion was to' 'detect the decay a) -; 7r0 + yI--o- 3,y, the existepce of
which was e6tablished on the basis of the excess of numb6r of events
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with three -y-rays as compared with the. number of background events
mTro (m'> 2), and was
from the reactions Tr + p - n + further con-
fiMed by a statistical method based on the kinematics of the w -
7TU+ -y decay. The cross sections for the reaction under study
were estimated in the indicated momentum interval. "in conclusion,
we express our deep gratitude to A. I. A'.ikhanov for constant
interest and valuable advice. We thank the ITEF (Institute of
Theoretical and Experimental Physics) proton synchrotron crew who
enabled us to obtain the large number of photographs in a short ,
time. We thank I. Ya. Pomeranchuk, L. B. Okun', I. Yu. Kobzarev,
B. L. loffe, Yu. A. Simonov, and A- S. Zhizhin for fruitful theo-
retical discussions. We are very indebted to A. S. Kronrod, R. S.
Guter, and Ye. M. Landis for valuable advice and for organizing
and carrying out the calculations on the ITEF electronic computer.
We thank the scanning staff under -the direction of V. P. Rumyant-
seva for scanning the pictures, Yu. I. Makarov, N. S. Khropov, and
B. I. Chistyakov for operating the bubble chamber, Yu. V. Trebukhov-
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skiy f or aid in the work and V. * V. Vladimirskiy f or helpf u1 discus-
sion of the results. Orig. art. has: 8 figures, 27 formulas, and
2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki
(Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics)
SUBMITTED: 03Jul63 DATE ACQ: 02Feb64 ENCL: 00
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AUTHORS: Barmin, V. V.j Dolgolenko, A.,-G.j'Krestnikov# Yus 6.1
Meshkovskiy, A. 0.1 Shebanov, V. A*
TITLE: Search for the w -.* e+ + e- decay
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. f.iziki, v.~45, no. 6, 1963,
2082-2084
TOPIC TAGS: Omega meson, Omega meson decay, negative pion proton
interaction, bubble chamber, proton synchrotron, three pion decay
ABSTRACT: An attempt is made to observe the decay(D-.~.e + + e- ex-
perimentally by the authors earlier (*3hETF v. 45, 1878, 1963) in a
17-liter xenon-propane bubble chamber exposed to 1.55 and 2.8 BeV/c
negative pion beams from the proton synchrotron at the Institut
teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki (Institute of Theoretical
and Experimental Physics). The chamber was operated without a mag-
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netic field, with 20,000 pictures at 1.55 BeV/c and 40,000 pictures
at 2.8 BeV/c scanned independently. Four two-prong stars were found
to satisfy completely all the selection criteria, along with three
doubtful cases. Reasons are advanced for assuming that all seven
two-prong stars are cases of the reaction*7r- + p -v n + to with the
subsequent. (.u --. e+ + e- decay of the (D meson. The sources of back-
ground reactions are ahalyzed. The value obtained for the ratio
of the probability of this decay to the three-pion decay is found to
+0.15 -2
'be (0.40 -0.30 ) x 10, which agrees well with the theoretical pre-
,dictions. "We are deeply grateful to A. I. Alikhanov for his con-
stant interest in the work and for valuable advice, to the scanning
department of the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics
for scanning the photographs, to Ya. S. Yelenskiy for an experi-
mental determination of the scanning efficiency for electrons in a
chamber, and to I. Yu. Kobzarev and Yu. P. Nikitin for discussions.
Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 2 formulas.
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(Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics)
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ACCESSION NR: AP4012534 S/0056/64/046/001/0142/0147
AUTHORS: Barmin, V. V.; Dolgolenko, A. G.; Krestnikov, Yu. S.;
Meshkovskiy, A. G.; Shebanov, V. A.
TITLEj An investigation of the charge exchange r- + p n + 7r0and
,7T + p - n + I (n - 2-y) reaction in the 1.55--4.5 BeV/c region
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'13OURCE: Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fiz., v. 46, no. 1, 1964, 142-147
TOPIC TAGS: pion proton interaction, negative-pion proton interac-,
tion, pion proton charge exchange, Eta meson production, neutral
.pion angular distribution, pion angular distribution, backward acat-
~ering, backward charge exchange, backward exchange scattering
jkBSTRACT: The reactions were investigated with a 17-liter propane-
~enon bubble chamber with an aim at checking on the theoretical pre-
4iction by L. B. Okun' and 1. Ya. Pomeranchuk (ZhETF, v. 30, 424.
,1956) that a considerable decrease takes place in the exchange scat-
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tering with increasing Tr meson energy. The number of pictures
scanned were 20,000, 60,000 and 20,000 at momenta 1.55, 2.8. and 4.5
BeV/c. The charge exchange reaction cross sections were found to be
3.0, 1.54 + 0.37, 0.36,+ 0.09, and 0.19 + 0.12 mb for 1.14, 1.55,
2.80, and ~.50 BeV/c. The q-meson production cross sections for the
same momenta are 0.5, 0.32 + 0.22, 0.08 + 0.07, and 0.05 + 0.07, re-
spectively. From these values, and from the angular distribution of
the 7T 0 meson in the charge-exchange reaction, it was found that the
differential cross section for backward exchange scattering is 0.04 +
� 0.02 mb/sr for 1.5 BeV/c and 0'.008 + 0.005 mb/sr for 2.8 BeV/c.
"In conclusion we are deeply grateful to A. I. Alikhanov for contin-
uous interest and for valuable advice, and to 1. Ya. Pomeranchuk and
V. V. Vladimirskiy for a discussion of the results. We are grateful
to the ITEP proton synchrotron crew for providing a large number of
photographs within a short time. we are very indebted to L. M.
Voronina, V. N. Dez, and N. A. Ivanova for carrying out the compu-
tations with the XTEF electronic computer. Orig. art. has: 3
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figures, 4 formulas and 3
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheskoy
(Institute of Theoretical
SUBMITTED: 30Jul63
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i eksperimental'noy fiziki
and Experimental Physics)
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BARMIN, V.V.; DOLBOLENKO, A.G.; KRESTNIKOVO YU-S-; WSHKOVSKIY, A.G.;
NIKITIN, Yu.P.; SHEBANOV, V.A.
Evidence of W -* 'Y-af decay. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 45
no.61l879-1890 D 16 . (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut teoreticheakoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki.

BARMINJI V.V.; DOWOLENKO, A.G.; KRESTHIKOV, Yu.S.; )*;Sf,,',OVSKIY, A.G.;
SHEDANOV, V.A.
Searching forU) e- decay. Zhur. ekep. I teor. f iz.
45 no.6:2082-2084 D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki.

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AUTHORS: Kholev, S.R. and Krestnikova, L.I~,
TITLE: Experimental Investigation of Direct(A__Flow of Ga-s- in
Fulse Discharge III
PERIODICAL% Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh ,zixv(!deniy, Fizika.
1960, Nr 1, pp 29-37 + 4 plates (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper deals with slowly decaying shock
waves.1produced by pulse discharges. These waves were
studied as a function of the initial pressure in a
discharge tube, nature of the gas used, and parameters
of the discharge circuit., Discharges were produced in
a cylindrical Plexiglas tube (50 mm diameter, 270 mm
length and 9 mm thickness) with steel electrodes: a
central "Point" electrode and a tube-sbaped one (Fig 1).
The electrical circuit (Fig 1) consisted of a cnpacitor
bank Cl, a pure resistance R , a discharge gap ShR
and brass bus-bars of 50 x 1 mm cross-section. Two types
of capacitor bank were used., a high-voltage one with
total capacitance of 5 jiF charged up to 30 kV, and a
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Experimental Investigation of' Directed Flow of Gas in Pulse
Discharges
13-15 UF charged to 3.2 kV. Currents and voltages were
measured with cathode-ray oscillographs to within 5%,
(Fig 5, 6 and 9). Rates of propagation of self-luminous
shock waves were recorded with a cine camera (cf plates in
Fig 2 to 4 and 8) with an accuracy of -3a; at flow
velocities of 2 to 3 km/sec and -10% at velocities of
10 km/sec, Pulses were passed through the discharge tube
filled either with air, argon or hydrogen at pressures
from 0.1 to 50 mm Hg. Multiple direct shock waves were
produced by successive oscillations of the discharge,
The frequencies of these oscillations were about 40 kc/s
in high-voltage discharges and about 3.6 Re/s it,
low-voltage discharges., Reflected shock waves were also
observed,, Similar results were obtained for air, argon
and hydrogen., 1n low-voltage discharges, variation of
capacitance froin 239 to 1315 )IF did not affect the nature
of the main direct shock wave, Shock-wave velocities
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Experimental Investigation of Directed Flow of Gas in Pulse
Discharges
temperatures in the wavefront region were of the order
of 10000*K (Table 1). The main shock wave in high-
voltage discharges slowed down as it travelled along
the discharge tube, in contrast to low-voltage discharges
where this shock wave accelerated during its travel.
This indicated an essential difference between high-
voltage and low-voltage dischargest the former were
explosion-like with practically instantaneous
liberation of energy, the latter could be likened to
motion of a piston with energy supplied at a much
slower rate., There are 9 figures, 3 tables and
12 references, 7 of which are Soviet, 4 English and
1 a translation from English into Russian.
ASSOCIATION% Moskovskiy gosuniversitet imeni M.V,.Lomonosova
(Moscow State Universitv imeni M,VAomonosov)
SUBMITTED: February 9, 1959
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Development of the three-color textile printing; color gamut of the
color triad for three-color printing. Izv.vyo.ucheb.zavo; tekh.tekst.
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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

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takhalchaskikh nauk; MMTKIKOVA, V.I." Inshener; HOYSZMXO, Ta.t.;
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Glay pipe uned for pressure pipe lines. Biul.stroi.taich. 10 no.3:22-24
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Authors I Slavyanskiy, V. T., and.Krestnikova, E. N.
Title About the accuracy of reasuring the viscosity of melted glass
Periodical Zhur. fiz. khim. 8, 1497-1506, Auq 1954
Abotract Investigations were conducted to det,~rmine the-basic sources of errors
originating during viscosity measurement of malted Si-glass at 900-
150(PG. The average deviations of measured temperatures from actual
temperatures were evaluated. The three groups of 3rrors, originating
during the measurement of viscosit., of melted glass, are described.
Proposals for further improveTint of glass viscosity measuring methods
are included. Nine referonceu: 4-U351%; 3-01orman; 1-French and 1-USA
(1926-1.95Q. Tables; graphs.
Insti tution
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