SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUZNETSOV, YE. V. - KUZNETSOV, YU. A.
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SUBJECT USSR / PH7SICS CARD I / 2 PA - 1738
AUTHOR BMSTECKIJIV.B.t KUZNBCOTPE.V.
TITLE The Diffraction Scattering of Energy-Rich Photons by Nuclei.
PERIODICAL furn.ekep.i teor.fieg 11, faso-4, 723-713 (1956)
Issued: I / 1957
The properties of a nucleus with respect to energy-rich photons (at kRam has the value cr - SP5.10-35Z4 cm2.
Thus, the ratio 6 11 Id (r. fe modified from 50 for Be to 10-2 for U, I.e. In the
case of heavy nuclei the diffraction scattering in considerably leas effi-
cacious than the coherent scattering by the charge. Nevertheless, this effect
must be recognizable because of a different angular distribution. Corresponding
to the formula da./do - (1/2)crs(kR)2 ~ 2 (kRQ) diffraction scattering is
effective in the case of the angles 0. ~ 1/kR, whereas scattering by the
COULOIG field is concentrated within the domain 9 -cm2/E. Therefore, the
differential cross sections for U at 9 , 0#015 aX equal at E - 300 MeV.
do 1~ /do diminishes rapidlyp but do /do in this domain retains the constant
value of - 0,8 millibarn 0109).
INSTITUTION:
Zurn.eksp.i teor.fis,.Ll,faso-5,911-911 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA.- 1778
the stress caused by the plunger is transmitted to the water contained in the
limiter, and from there to the PREON-13 in the bubble chamber.
The limiter regulates the limits within which pressure in the chamber is modi-
fiedt it causes the pressure curve to assume the appearance of a rectangular
wave. The upper and lower limit value is determined by the pressure F 8 and Pi
in the left and right part of the limiter respectively. P. is 1,5 or twice as
high as the pressure of the saturated vapors of MON_1~9 and P is lower by
about 10 atm than the pressure of the saturated vapors, The ratio between the
duration of compression and that of expansion can be changed by changing the
quantity of PREON-13 in the chamber or the quantity of water in the limiter. The
pressure curve recorded by means of a capacity-manometer was observed on an
oscillograph. The bubbles cannot conglomerate during compression, they rise to
the top, and then conglomerate in a trap which is filled with cooled solid car-
.bonic acid. An attached photograph shows traces which were recorded with the
chamber. When the chamber was set up in the collar of a two-storeyed housep an
average of 5 cosmic rays per minute was observed. A rough estimate bf the degree
of efficiency furnishes the value of 0,1.
INSTITUTION:
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AUTHOR: Kuznetsov, Te. V. 53-2-4/5
TITLE: Dubblt. Chambars; (Pu--yr'kovyye kanery)
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Nauk, 1950, Vol. 64, 10'r 2,
PP. 361-309 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present survey is arranged in the followin '- way:
Introduction 1. The physical foundations of the operation
of bubble cb=beru (overheated liquids, the utilization of
overheated liquids for the detection of ionizing particlee.)
II. The construction of bubble chwbers (the chamber itself
and the expansion mechanism. The thermostatic deviceav the
photoGraphio camera and the illumination system, the
elaboration of the photo6raphs, the hydrogen chambers.)
III. The operation liquids (oroanic liquids, anorganic
liquids, supersaturated aas solutions, mixtures of liquids).
IV. The operational properties of bu,,ble chwbors (The
selection of temperature and pressure, the expansion
coefficient, the zensitivitr, the sensitivity period and
the velocity of 6rowth of the bubbles, the duration of the
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operational cycle and the efficiency, the interconnection of
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Bubble Chambers 53-2-4/5
V. The measurement of the velocity or the particlea by
.,,loans of a bubble cbindber. There are 12 fijures, 2 tables,
wtd 49 reforenceu, 14 of which are Slavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congre3s
1. Ionizing particles-Detection 2, Organic liquids 3. Anorganic
liquids 4. Gas solutions 5. Chambara-Applications
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SOV/120-59-4-6/50
Timoshin, I. Ya.
AUTHORS:Kuz Ali kal"I.
".Mm"a - W
TITLE: A Xenon Bubble Chamber
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika, eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 4, pp 40-44
and 1 plate (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A description~is given of a x
of 20.x 11 x 10 cm5 non bubble chamber with a
working volume . The chamber is shown
in Fig 1 and is made of a single piece of stainless steel.
The chamber is cooled by 8 channels drilled through it. The
channels are connected in series with the RKF-0,9 refrigerat-
ing machine which forms a part of the installation. Thermal
insulation of the chamber is obtained by means of sheets of
plastic foam. The viewing glasses are made of plexiglass
45 mm,thick. The membranes M, and M2 are made of soft
rubber 4 mm thick and the packing between the glass and the
body is made of hard rubber 2 mm thick. A safety valve (Fig
2) is attached to the upper wall of the chamber. The charged
particles are let in through the cap 3 which is made of
dural 8.5 mm thick and has a diameter of 80 mm. The particle
tracksare photographed by a camera 8 _ Fig 5 shows a tYPi-
cal photograph obtained for 290 Mev Tf+-mesons. A detailed
deseription is given of the valve and the supply systems.
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A Xenon Bubble Chamber
A. G. Meshkovskiy A. 1. Alikhanov and Yu. V. Bardyukov are
thanked for assi8;ance and interest. There 4 figures and 4
references, of which 1 is Soviet and 3 are English.
SUBMITTED: July lit 1958.
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AUTHORSt Ivanovskaya, I. A*9 Kuznetsov, Ye. V.,. Malltsev, E.
Prokesh, A:, St shk6V-,--9-. M., Chuvilo, 1. V.
TITLEt A Possible Case of the Disintegration of a Weutral Cascade
meson
PERIODICAM Zhurnal eksperimental 'noy i toorstichaskoy fiziki, ig6o,
Vol- 39, No- I Mo Pp- 44-46
TEM During the irradiation of a two liter Xenon bubble chamber with
negative pions (momentum 3 Bev/o) in the ITEF AN SSSR (Institute of
ThAnretinal and Experim2ntal Physics 2f the AS USSR) 20000 photographs-
were taken. In their evaluation one was found, represented in Fig. 1,
which isassumed to disintegrate according to the scheme Do -".e + Ir.
Fig. 2 shows the geometrical scheme of this decay event. The chamber
worked without a magnetic field. Identification of the particl*s was
made only according to ionization and multiple scattering. The results
of measurement are compiled in a table. In the diagram the path ends are
denoted by letters, so that the particles (i.e. the tracks) are described
in each case by two letters. Point b lies in the primary pion beam. The
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Neutral Cascade Meson B006/BO70
directions of motion of the particles are denoted by arrows. The mass of
particle "bell,which is stopped in the ohamber volume, was determined to
be (490�190) Mev, which agrees with the mass of the X meson within the
statistical error limits. The momentum determination for the "ad" parti-
cles gave the value (160�54) Mev/c, which corresponds to a X. 2 or K~"2
decay. Further considerations showed that the track sequence "be" - 'led"
IT- represents a e meson decay (and not Tr-,u- e).
The "ball particle of momentum (113122) Mev/c and
d mass (195�55) Mev corresponds to a pion or a muon.
Since the track ends with a nuclear disintegration,
0 "ball is considered to be a pion. Some other pos-
sibilities of decay modes are discussed, as for
b 1170 40%% example, KO+n --o n+K++e. But, on grounds explained
0 0 here they have very small probabilities. The only
probable interpretation of the observed decay
remains the mode DO - K++,ri-+ q with Q - 10 1 50 Mov.
a The mass of Do is taken to be (660~,,50) Mev "d the
mode of production is assumed to be r- + n + Do.
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Neutral Cascade Meson B006/ "070
Since a D+ meson is already known, it may be assumed that, D D0-
and D-- mesons exietp which all decay according to the scheme D 4 K 4- n.
There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 7 references: 5 Soviet, 1 Chinese,
and I Italian.
ASSOCIATIONt Ob"yedinennyy inatitut yadern kh iseledovaniy (Joint
Institute of Duclear Researoh~
SUBMITTEDt February 15, 1960
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IVAnOVSKAYA, I.A*; !~~METSO~V
., Ye.~V.; FROXESH, A.1 CHUVIID, I.V.
Cross polarization of 4'~.-hyperona generated by IY--mooons
with a pulse of 2,8 Bey/c on xenon nuclei. Zhur~,,Gksp.
i teor. fiz. 40 no;2:708-709 F 161, IPA 14:7)
1, Ob"yedinennyy institut, yadernykh issledovaniy i Institut
teoreticheskoy i ekoperimentallnoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(mesons)
ICUZNETSOV, Ye. V. y SHALAMOV, Ya. Ya., and GRASHIN) A. F., K=TSOV, E. P. -
'Tvidence for the Resonances in r- oy(,~r, 4) Systems at 1650 and 1920 NeY. "
Report presented at the Intl. Conference on High Energy Physics, Geneva,
4-i1 july 1962
Institute of 7heoretical and E rimental Physics,-Moscaw, USSR
(Kuznetsov, Shalamov, Grashin
Lebedev Institute of Physics, Moscow, USSR (Kuznetsov, E.P.)
X-
PAMIM, V. V.; KRMTNIKOV, Yu. S.j -f, A. G.;
ZIMTRI, Yu. P.; GIMMUOV, V. A,
.5r -Prodwtlon In the Coulimb Field of Nucleita"
report prevented at the Uth Intl.. Conference ou High Encra IlWales,
Geneva, 4-U Jay 1962
Inatitute of Theoretical and Exrerimentai 'nValca, Ho4cow, UWR
Bu-mu, v.v., mwmawv, Yu. a. iEl ~'Tjllvl ~Y-V-l A. G., and
GIMBANW, V. A.
"gow-ch for Pesonmc4sis In the Maction of XiPmIr PmWetim"
report prtnented at the rnil, Conference on High Enargg Phydics, Ceneval
4-11 July 196.3
Inat. of TImoretical and "rimental rhynicks, K4ccw, MIR
KUZNF,TSUV,_Yo.V.9- KUZIETBOV, Yo,P,; ~jHALAMOV, Ya. Yg.; GWHIII, A. F.
Experimental data indicating the existence of resonance in
a XO-,'uO-syatem at an anergy of 1650 Mev. Zhur. eksp. i
teor. fiz. 42 no.6:1675-1677 Je 162-. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Inatitut teorsticheskoy i eksperimenta.11noy fiziki AN
SSSR. 2. FizichookLy inatitut, imeni P.11. labedeva AN SSSR.
(Nuclear reactions)
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
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B125/B102
Ivanovskayal, I. A.,_Kuzneteovt Ye,.V., Prokeshp A.,
ChlAyllo, I. V.
Angular distribution of decay products from A-hyperons
produced by 2.8 BeV/C n--mesons acting on xenon nuclei
Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, V. 43P
no- 3 (9), 1962, 765-774
TUT: The asymmetr coefficients for the angular distribution of the
decay products of X_ hyperons were determined from 360 reliably
identified A -particles and from 70 cases (A or Ko) imperfectly deter-
mined.' These particles were produced by negative 2.8 BeV/c pions on
xenon nuclei according to n +P -> KO+A. The relation ap- 0.27 + 0.12
holds for the up down asymmetry with respect to the plane of production
of the A-particles at mc:menta from 400 to 900 Mav/o in the coordinate
system of Fig. 2. a characterizes the degree of parity non-conservation
in the A-pa;ticle decay. With
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Angular distribution of decay B125/BI02
-0-75 +0 15 the value 0.36+0 18 is deduced for the polarization
-0:50 -0:22
averaged over the production angle. Thil transverse polarization
depends on the momentum of the A-hyperon ih the laboratory system and
perhaps changes its sign at the momenta >900 Mev/c. Owing,to this low
polarizability, heavy nuclei cannot be used as targets for the produc.tion
of polarized particles. Systematic errors, difficult to control (being
perhapiL of the aame order as the effect itself), make it more difficult
to draw exact conclusions as to the amount of aP2' This amount
characterizes the forward-backward asymmetry. For all A-particles
produced according to n_+Xe 4A+K+Xel+nn, perhaps aP 3 ~ 0. The quantity
ap 3- characterizes the right - left asymmetry. Xel denotes the secondary
nucleus and an are the accompanying pions'. With 4 260 the asymmetry
ap3 is non-zero for all A with any momentum. There are 3 figures and 1
table.
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Angular distribution of decay ... B125/B102
ASSOCIATION.: Institut teoreticheekoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and
Experimental Physics of the Academy of Sciences USSR).
obl'yedinennyy institut yadernykh iseledovaniy (Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: March 27, 1962
Table: dependence of the asymmetry coefficients o;i momentum (in Mev/o)
and the emission angle of the A-partiole in the laboratory system.
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B102/BIBO
AUTH 01W Barmin, V. V., Kreatnikov, Yu. S.,,Euznets;v,..-Le.-Vt.hiesh-
kovskiyj A. G., Rikitin, Yu. P., Shebanov, V. A.
TITLEt 7,-o nieson production in' the nuclear- Coulomb field
PERIODICALs Zhurnal ekswrimental"noy i toor'eti6heakoy fiziki,-v. 43P
no. 4(10)t ~96?, 1223 -.1230
TE.M Vo aWdy.the mechaniom of coherent interaction). in which momsntum
rnnsfor 1z very low and nuelear excitation absent, Tj NA
1 7, 1L + 'lt~l +11Z
rInctions were examined. They can only occur.via intoraction-with the
nuclear Coulomb field, diffractive pion "dissociations" being strongly for-
bidden. Only one pion discociation experiment is hitherto known (Bardamar-.
relet al. Nuovo_Cim. 21, 459P 1961). Using a 2-liter xenon bubble chamber.
,and 2.8 Ijev/c Z mesons from the proton-synchrotron of the OIYaI about
10,000 Gtereophotographs were obtained, and a similar number Vrith a freon
chamber'. 1,6 and 31 events ofit- scattering through 3-30 accompanied by
two electron-poeitran pairs were found respectively. After kinematic ana-,.
bard 112
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meson production ... B102/B160
lysia, there remained 25 anti 13 event3 which could be attributed to tho
i-L + Ae --7 jL + F(O + Ae reric ti on. This is (3.7�1.3)-10-3 of the total ~um-
ber of inelastic internotion8, the cross section of which wan 1200 mb,
from which the pion disoociation cross section viac found to be 0--4.4+1.6
mb. Record-ing efficiendy 'wns-taken into account. There Vas a sfinrp peak
at Q