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MATHEMATICS
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On convex compacta with given extreme points E. M. Bronshtein
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295–296 |
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Epimorphicity of a convolution operator in spaces of analytic
functions on connected sets I. M. Mal'tsev
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297–300 |
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Testing hypotheses by means of statistical criteria using the
procedure of decision rejection Yu. I. Petunin, S. A. Matveichuk
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301–303 |
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Some properties of symplectic and hyper-Kählerian structures A. S. Shmelev
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304–306 |
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MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS
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On the behavior of reflection and transmission coefficients near
resonance at the quasi-level A. A. Arsen'ev
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307–308 |
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Atomic exponential functions A. S. Gorshkov, V. F. Kravchenko, V. L. Rvachev
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309–311 |
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Effective masses for the Hill operator, and conformal mappings P. P. Kargaev, E. L. Korotyaev
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312–315 |
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One-dimensional models of statistical mechanics with the Hubbard
Hamiltonian and the interaction function that is free from the convexity
condition M. M. Kipnis
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316–319 |
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Turbulent bending of a plasma filament in vacuum V. P. Maslov, G. A. Omel'yanov
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320–323 |
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CONTROL THEORY
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Choice based on tournament relations V. S. Levchenkov
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324–327 |
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PHYSICS
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The “critical point” of thermal resistor E. N. Rumanov
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328–329 |
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Deformation electron density in cassiterite $\mathrm{SnO}_2$ V. S. Urusov, O. V. Yakubovich, N. N. Eremin
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330–334 |
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The exchange enhancement of the magnetoelectric interaction in ferroelectroantiferromagnets
with the orthorhombic symmetry M. H. Kharrasov, A. U. Abdullin
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335–337 |
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MECHANICS
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On underground water pollution N. N. Verigin
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352–356 |
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An efficient method to determine the ballistic trajectory of an axisymmetric body moving
with a hypersonic velocity in the stratified atmosphere V. U. Nabiev, S. V. Utyuzhnikov, N. K. Yamaleev
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357–360 |
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GEOPHYSICS
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Correlation between seismicity and tidal waves V. A. Nikolaev
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383–386 |
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Foreshocks as triggers of earthquakes G. A. Sobolev, G. V. Dubrovina
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387–390 |
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The super long-period lithosphere strains generated by seiche oscillations V. N. Chekhov, V. V. Nesterov, Yu. B. Ivanov, V. A. Nasonkin
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391–393 |