The Journal of Kharkov National University, Vol. 642,
Physical series "NUCLEI, PARTICLES, FIELDS", Issue 3/25/, 2004
Title Page
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I.D. Fedorets, S.S. Ratkevich Target fragmentation of 181Òà and 209Âi by relativistic heavy ions (Rus.) |
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G.P. Kovtun, A.P. Shcherban’ Obtaining the high - purity cadmium for microelectronics (Rus.) |
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V.M. Azhazha, V.D. Virich , K.V. Kovtun, N.S. Pugachov , I.V. Shpagin Study by the method of lazer mass- spectromery of process refinement of beryllium at vacuum distillation (Rus.) |
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À.À. Bizyukov, Å.V. Romashchenko, Ê.N. Sereda, À.D. Chibisov, À.Y. Êashaba The dynamics of drop phase in plasma of low pressure arc discharge (Rus.) |
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V.I. Lapshyn, V.I. Tkachenko, I.V. Tkachenko Stability of the homogeneous electron plasma in cylindrical superconductive waveguide (Rus.) |
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Marchenko I.G., Chishkala A.V., Neklyudov I.M. Computer simulation of ion densification of niobium films |
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A.S. Kachan, I.V. Kurguz, I.S. Kovtunenko, V.M. Mischenko Fine structure of the M1 resonance in 23Na (Rus.) |
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V.G. Kirichenkî, A.I. Kirdin, A.L. Pris, A.O. Harchenko Influehce of ion irradiation on the inclusions of intermetallides stability in Zr-V-Fe57 alloys (Rus.) |
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A.N. Dovbnya, V.V. Zakutin, N.G. Reshetnyak, N.A. Dovbnya, T.A. Kovalenko Investigation of electron beam azimuth homogeneity in a magnetron gun with a secondary-emission cathode (Rus.) |
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Yu.K. Moskvitina, O.V. Kalantaryan, S.I. Kononenko, L.A.Marchenko, V.E.Filippenko The investigation of angular characteristics of quartz ionluminescence radiation (Rus.) |
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V.D. Khodusov Second sound wave excitation in Íå II by periodic electric field (Rus.) |
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S.A. Sokolovsky, A.I. Sokolovsky, I.M. Chernenko Relaxation phenomena for electron in crystal and a generalization of Chapman-Enskog method (Ukr.) |
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A.Yu. Buki, I.A. Nen'ko, N.G. Shevchenko, I.S. Timchenko Coulomb sums of 4He for the 3-momentum transfers near 1 Fm-1 (Rus.) |
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S.Yu. Puzyrkov Stationary regime of excitation of electromagnetic waves in plasma filled gyrotron (Rus.) |
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A.I. Sokolovsky, A.A.Stupka Description of electromagnetic field in medium by intensities and one-photon density matrix (Ukr.) |
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O.G. Konovalov , S.T. Lukyanenko, A.A. Zybalov Investigation of NàI(Tl) scintillators for positron-emission tomograph at high gamma-quantum intensities (Rus.) |
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S.A. Duplij, O.I. Kotulska Structure of supermatrix models (Rus.) |
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S.A. Duplij, A.S. Sadovnikov Quantum linear semigroup structure with regular quantization parameter (Rus.) |
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S.A. Duplij, I.I. Shapoval Decays of B meson, supersymmetry and polarization (Rus.) |
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S.A. Duplij, A.T. Kotvytskiy Lagrangians in nonlinear multigravity models (Rus.) |
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TARGET FRAGMENTATION OF 181Ta AND 209Bi BY RELATIVISTIC HEAVY IONS
I.D. Fedorets, S.S. Ratkevich
Full Text : (1220 kB, Rus.)
Abstract
Cross sections for the production of target fragments in the interaction of 181Ta and 209Bi with 43.80 GeV 12C, 58.40 GeV 16O, and 69.35 GeV 19F have been determined and used to deduce the isobaric and mass yield distributions. Comparisons between these data for relativistic heavy ions and those for relativistic protons have been used to test the hypotheses of
factorization and limiting fragmentation. By combining cross sections from this experiment with data from literature, the empirical parameterization of the mass and charge yields of fragmentation products for arbitrary target-projectile combinations have been derived. The results are compared with Monte Carlo cascade-evaporation calculations and with the
abrasion-ablation model. In addition the fragment mass distributions from the interactions of high energy 12C, 16O, and 19F ions and protons with 89Y, natAg, 181Ta, and 209Bi are analyzed in terms of the universal finite size scaling low. The realization of this idea clears the way to a model independent classification of the various fragmentation mechanisms in terms of the
scaling properties.
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KEY WORDS: target fragmentation, heavy nuclei, mass and charge distributions, relativistic heavy ions, intranuclear cascade and abrasion-ablation model, scaling properties.
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STUDY BY THE METHOD OF LAZER MASS- SPECTROMERY OF PROCESS REFINEMENT OF BERYLLIUM AT VACUUM DISTILLATION
V.M. Azhazha, V.D. Virich , K.V. Kovtun, N.S. Pugachov, I.V. Shpagin
Full Text : (800 kB, Rus.)
Abstract
The method of a vacuum distillation with application of an expedient refinement by condensation of steams beryllium on a surface heated to particular temperatures, receives beryllium by cleanliness more than 99,999 % of masses. Some features of erosion of impurities are discussed during a distillation beryllium, and also opportunity of severe clearing beryllium by a nonsingle
distillation. The deduction is made that the rising of efficiency of processes refinement beryllium by a method of a vacuum distillation is caused by detailed selection of optimum regimens of realization of a distillation in checked requirements.
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KEY WORDS: beryllium, refinement, vacuum distillation, distillation device, particular temperatures, optimization, mass - spectrometer ultimate analysis.
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FINE STRUCTURE OF THE M1 RESONANCE IN 23NA
A.S. Kachan, I.V. Kurguz, I.S. Kovtunenko, V.M. Mischenko
Full Text : (370 kB, Rus.)
Abstract
Gamma-decay of the resonance-like structure observed in the 22Ne(p,g)23Na reaction in the energy range Ep=0.8-2.5 MeV of accelerated protons was studied. Excitation function, g-
ray spectra were measured for resonances at Ep = 851, 948, 1278, 1593, 1721, 1835 keV, wich composed this resonance-like structure. The M1 resonance built on the ground state
and on the excited state 440 keV of 23Na is identified. The position and total strength of the M1 resonance on the ground state is explained by taking into account pairing forces.
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KEY WORDS: the 22Ne(p,g)23Na reaction, M1 resonance, M1-transition, pairing-energy, giant resonance.
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