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MATHEMATICS
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A theorem on the representation of a homeomorphism modulo sets of the first category A. V. Arkhangel'skii
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9–12 |
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The best rational approximations of convex functions and functions of finite variation A. P. Bulanov
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13–14 |
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The existence of lacunary systems in Banach spaces B. E. Veits
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15–18 |
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A correlation between topological entropy and metric entropy E. I. Dinaburg
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19–22 |
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The complexity of the enumeration and solvability of predicates M. I. Kanovich
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23–26 |
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Random subsets of the vertices of an $n$-dimensional cube M. V. Kozlov
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27–30 |
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Nonlinear equations of Hammerstein type with a monotone operator M. E. Kositskii
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31–33 |
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An operator-hysterant M. A. Krasnosel'skii, B. M. Darinskii, I. V. Emelin, P. P. Zabreiko, E. A. Livshitz, A. V. Pokrovskii
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34–37 |
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The stabilization of the solution of the Cauchy problem for the heat equation V. P. Mikhailov
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38–41 |
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Cubature formulae in $L_2^{(m)}(\Omega)$ V. I. Polovinkin
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42–44 |
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Some simple examples of universal functions D. Skordev
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45–46 |
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The smoothness of a function of three variables of bounded variation T. V. Terekhova
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47–50 |
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Classes of conjugate subgroups in topological groups V. I. Ushakov
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51–53 |
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The conformal equivalence of the Carleman boundary value problem to the Riemann boundary value problem on an open contour V. A. Chernetskii
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54–56 |
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A normally solvable equation of smooth transition Yu. I. Cherskii
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57–60 |
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AERODYNAMICS
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Integration of boundary layer equations with the aid of successive approximations E. A. Kovach, G. A. Tirskii
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61–64 |
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FLUID MECHANICS
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A universal law of turbulent heat- and mass-transfer from the wall for high Reynolds and Peclet numbers B. A. Kader, A. M. Yaglom
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65–68 |
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MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS
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On the impossibility of crystalline ordering in one- and two-dimensional classical systems E. M. Sorokina
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69–72 |
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PHYSICS
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Space distribution anisotropy of ions scattered by a single crystal E. S. Mashkova, V. A. Molchanov, Yu. G. Skripka
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73–76 |
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A new method for determining the rate of dislocation motion in ionic crystals F. D. Senchukov, S. Z. Shmurak
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77–79 |
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Radial stability of a cylindrical conductor in the field of a moving magnetic wave V. N. Starkova
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80–82 |
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On some specificities of Faraday's effect in strongly alloyed semiconductors E. G. Tsitsishvili
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83–85 |
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GEOPHYSICS
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Electric characteristics of the rock-ice systems V. V. Bogorodsky, G. P. Khokhlov, B. A. Fedorov, G. V. Trepov
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88–90 |
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CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
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Crystalline structure of $\mathrm{Na}$-titanogermanate $\mathrm{Na}_2(\mathrm{TiO})[\mathrm{GeO}_4]$ V. Ya. Verkhovskii, È. A. Kuz'min, V. V. Ilyukhin, N. V. Belov
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91–93 |