Stressed state of a rock mass around a working with a relief cavity

The stressed state of a rock mass in the vicinity of a preparatory working protected by a relief cavity is studied. A numerical study is made of the stress field and the relief zone, and the effect of length and slope of a slot on formation of the relief zone is clarified.Translated from Teoreticheskaya i Prikladnaya Mekhanika, No. 20, pp. 31–36, 1989.     

Traveling-wave solutions and their application to inverse problems of sorption dynamics

Translated from Matematicheskie Modeli i Optimizatsiya Vychislitel'nykh Algoritmov, pp. 67–74, 1994.     

Analysis of atmospheric particular matter and water using atomic emission spectrometry with inductively-coupled plasma and two-jet plasmatron

Summary A method for the atomic emission spectrometric analysis of air and water with inductively coupled and two-jet direct current plasmas has been developed. The method has been applied to the determination of impurity contents with good accuracy and sensitivity.     

Mössbauer studies on some new magnetic oxides

Three new magnetic oxides have been synthesised, viz., Li₂Fe₃VO₈, YFe₃TiO₈ and CaFe₃VO₈. XRD studies show that the first compound has a cubic symmetry of spinel type while the latter two show orthorhombic symmetry. All the three compounds are magnetic at room temperature, however, the first compound shows a large magnetic moment as compared to the other two. Their Mössbauer spectra at room temperature show distinct hyperfine split spectral lines. The present preliminary investigation indicates that the long range order is ferrimagnetic in Li₂Fe₃VO₈ and CaFe₃VO₈ while in YFe₃TiO₈ it is more likely to be canted antiferromagnetic.     

Structural and optical characterization of the propolis films

We have performed structural and optical characterizations of the propolis (an organic entity of biological nature) films grown on various non-organic substrates. The films were grown from a propolis melt or a propolis alcohol solution. The crystal structure has been observed in the films precipitated from the solution onto substrates such as an amorphous glass and sapphire or semiconductor indium monoselenide. For any growth method, the propolis film is a semiconductor with the bandgap of 3.07 eV at 300 K that is confirmed by a maximum in photoluminescence spectra at 2.86 eV. We argue that propolis films might be used in various optoelectronic device applications.     

Dynamics of a polymer chain in an array of obstacles

On the basis of the model “polymer chain in an array of obstacles” the influence of the topology effects on the dynamics of concentrated polymer systems is investigated theoretically. The 1/z-expansion (where z is the coordinational number of the lattice of obstacles) is proposed for this problem. By means of this expansion the diffusion coefficient of a linear unclosed polymer chain is calculated. The equilibrium properties of linear closed chain (i.e. ring) unentangled with either of the edges of the lattice are investigated in detail. In particular, it is shown that the diffusion coefficient D of the center of mass of closed chain consisting of N links is proportional to N^−5/2.     

Investigation of MFTIR infrared spectra of peat waxes with sorbed cationic surfactants

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Stress concentration in a uniformly rotating circular plate weakened by an elliptic hole and two rectilinear cuts

We consider a uniformly rotating isotropic plate whose cross-section is a two-connected domain bounded from the outside by a circle of radius R and from inside by an ellipse with semiaxes a and b. The rectilinear cuts coming to the ellipse are located symmetrically on the real axis OX. On the imaginary axis OY, two point masses m are located at the distances ±id from the center of the plate. Such a plate can be considered as a plate under the action of bulk forces (forces of inertia), X, Y, and under the action of two lumped tensile forces P = mdw ² applied at the points ±id.