


Vol 46, No 5 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Articles: 9
- URL: https://journal-vniispk.ru/1068-3356/issue/view/14158
Article
Detection of the Rare Interaction of a Neutral Particle with Energy Higher than 15 TeV in the Stratospheric X-ray Emulsion Chamber (According to the RUNJOB Experiment Data)
Abstract
A rare event observed in a nuclear emulsion is reported. The RUNJOB Russian-Japanese balloon experiment detected the interaction of a high-energy neutral particle in a nuclear emulsion plate of an X-ray emulsion chamber exposed in 1999.



Corrugation Instability of Rarefaction Shock Waves and Filament Generation in Plasma Focus
Abstract
Corrugation instability of rarefaction shock waves (RSWs) is studied in the simple plasma model with London current. Filament generation in the plasma focus (PF) due to the RSW corrugation instability is considered. To achieve an optimum structure of filaments in the PF current sheath, it is proposed to use special metal inserts near an insulator.



Self-Organization of Dissipative Structures in Gas-Discharge Plasma of Self-Initiated Volume Discharge
Abstract
It is shown that the features of the development of the self-initiated volume discharge in gas mixtures of a non-chain electrochemical HF laser are caused by self-organizing processes of dissipative structures representing plasma diffusion channels. The formation features of diffusion channels in the gas-discharge plasma of the self-initiated volume discharge are determined.



Generation of Artificial Updrafts in the Atmosphere by a Multilevel Facility
Abstract
A method is suggested for generating an air updraft in the atmosphere by heating air at multiple levels of a garland comprised of fastened aerostats with black balloons. The balloon surfaces are heated by the sun and transfer heat to air, whereas grounded emitters arranged in tiers saturate air with charged ions that serve as condensation centers. The principal aims are producing clouds, stimulation of precipitation, and purification of air from pollutions.



Gravitational Deflection of Light According to Theory of Sources
Abstract
The theory of sources predicts that in the G2-approximationa dependence of the external metric of a sphere on the radius of a material sphere (as well as on its energy-momentum tensor) appears. We show that in the G2-approximation the deflection of a massless particle in the dependence upon the radius manifests itself only in modification of the particle trajectory, not in the total deflection angle. In particular, the shortest distance from the sphere to the trajectory depends upon the sphere radius.



Localized Extraordinary Modes in Inhomogeneous Magnetically Active Plasma
Abstract
Propagation of electromagnetic waves in an inhomogeneous magnetically active plasma is considered. It is shown that plasma inhomogeneity gives rise to new transmission bands in which propagation of extraordinary localized modes becomes possible. Dispersion characteristics of such modes are determined and studied.



On the Theory of Quasi-Static Magnetic Field Generation Caused by Electromagnetic Wave Incidence on Semi-Infinite Plasma
Abstract
Quasi-static magnetic field generation caused by the oblique incidence of a p-polarized electromagnetic wave on a semi-infinite plasma, in which the electron density exceeds the critical value, is considered. It is shown that the appearance of magnetic fields is caused by excitation of a nonlinear surface current at the zero harmonic of the pump wave.



New Blue-Phase Polydiacetylenes under Prolonged UV Irradiation
Abstract
Bilayer Langmuir-Schaefer films of blue-phase polydiacetylenes of three alcohol derivatives of unsymmetrical diynylic N-arylcarbamates are studied. It is found that a decrease or an increase in the number of methylene groups in the hydrophobic part of the diyne molecule by one unit followed by prolonged (to 80 min) UV irradiation of the film leads to either a gradual transformation of the blue polymer to the purple one or to a maximum increase in the conjugation length of the polymer chain of the blue polymer.



Protective Properties of the POV-Type Material under Irradiation with Neutrons and Gamma-Rays from a Water Phantom
Abstract
Protective properties of a material containing ferroboron and polyethylene are experimentally studied. The protection factors in the case of the interaction with fast neutron and gamma-ray fluxes emitted by a water phantom exposed to a proton beam with energies of 50, 100, and 130 MeV are determined.


