Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics
“Известия Российской академии наук. Серия физическая” (Izvestiya Rossiiskoi Akademii Nauk. Seriya Fizicheskaya, ISSN 0367-6765; English translation: “Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics”, ISSN 1062-8738) is a Russian peer-reviewed scientific journal established in 1936 as the Bulletin of the Academy of Sciences of USSR: Physics Series. It presents full-text articles with the most recent results in miscellaneous fields of physics and astronomy: nuclear physics, cosmic rays, condensed matter physics, plasma physics, optics and photonics, nanotechnologies, solar and astrophysics, physical applications in material sciences, life sciences, etc. The journal focuses on the most relevant multidisciplinary topics in natural sciences, both fundamental and applied.
For more than 80 years, the main purpose of the journal is to provide authors with the opportunity to publish and discuss the results of relevant fundamental and applied scientific research, presented at conferences, symposiums and scientific schools, organized by the Russian Academy of Sciences, which are recognized by the world scientific community and interdisciplinary experts. The journal accepts for publishing full-text articles, which are prepared on the base of best talks, recommended by program committees of the scientific events, which are of interest to a wide range of readers. Articles containing new and previously unpublished results are peer-reviewed by at least two independent reviewers and are published in special thematic issues of the journal. The journal is open for publishing of the most authoritative and advanced research results in the field of fundamental and applied physics, obtained in Russia and neighboring countries, as well as from authors from all over the world.
The journal is published by the Russian Academy of Sciences under the conduction of the Physical Sciences Division of RAS. The originator is the Editorial Board of the journal “Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics”.
Until 2018, the journal was published by “Nauka” Publishing House.
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Current Issue
Vol 89, No 10 (2025)
Physics of magnetic phenomena: fundamental and applied research using magnetic resonance methods
Quantum mechanics simulation of free induction decay for the magnetic centers on a spherical nanoparticle
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1518–1525
Transmission of information using Mössbauer photons
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1526–1532
Influence of interface on magnetic resonance in films of the Fe-Bi system
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1533–1538
Features of the spin-wave description of the motion of a symmetric top in a weak magnetic field
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1539–1547
Influence of synthesis conditions on photoluminescent properties and paramagnetic centers of porous aluminum oxide formed in sulfuric acid
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It is shown that it is possible to control the type and concentration of paramagnetic centers (F+ centers and molecular groups of Al-SO4) in anodic aluminum oxide and the intensity of dye photoluminescence (using rhodamine B as an example) in its pores by varying the temperature of the sulfuric acid-based electrolyte. The obtained samples are promising for the development of optical sensor platforms.
1548-1554
Experimental confirmation of a new paradigm of spin exchange in dilute solutions of paramagnetic particles
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1555–1565
Sorption and desorption of copper (II) cations on ethylenediamine phosphonic polyampholytes according to EPR data
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1566–1572
Magnetic resonance signals arising during intensive division of Fagopyrum tataricum callus cells and their orientation behavior
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1573-1580
Electron paramagnetic resonance study of radicals in calcium gluconate in the W-band
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1581–1585
Mössbauer studies of molecular viscosity of frozen water layers in montmorillonite pores using 57Fe probe atoms
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Within the framework of the Maxwell and Kelvin - Voigt models, using a set of exchange forms of the 57FE probe, the viscoelastic parameters of water layers in a natural mineral were established. A methodical approach and tested that allows confirming the concept of shear molecular viscosity. In is shown that the problem of its determination from Mössbauer studies can be solved using the Einstein, Debye and Frenkel models.
1586–1594
A new functional series of mixed-ligand β-diketonate complexes of Fe(III), Ga(III) and Eu(III): evolution of magnetic states
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1595-1604
Electrophysical and biological properties in vitro of lithium doped hydroxyapatite
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The impact of varying lithium concentrations introduced into hydroxyapatite has been extensively documented, spanning a wide range of concentrations from 1 to 20 mol.%. It has been demonstrated that an increase in the content of Li+ ions is associated with enhanced growth of relative dielectric permittivity. Concurrently, the introduction of lithium does not elicit acute cytotoxicity and is conducive to the proliferation of MG-63 cells in vitro, as observed over a seven-day period.
1605-1615
Anisotropic spin models for iridium oxides: justification in the cluster quantum chemical approach
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1616-1622
Spin echo signal simulation of gaussian pulse protocol using phase cycling
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1623-1630
Solution of Bloch equations in weak fields for study in express mode
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1631–1643
Electron magnetic resonance signals in spinal cord tissues of rats
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Three types of magnetic resonance signals with a g-value above 2.1 were found in rat spinal cord tissues: a wide signal independent on the sample orientation in magnetic field and two types of narrow signals — one-component and two-component with orientation dependence. The temperature behavior of these three types of signals has been studied. It is supposed that the wide signal may be due to ferritin crystal core; and the characteristics of the orientation-dependent signals correspond to the crystalline particles of magnetite.
1644-1650
Diagnosis and restoration of patients’ vocal function using spectral analysis of voice and magnetic resonance imaging
Abstract
The results of the diagnosis and rehabilitation of vocal disorders using computer spectral voice analysis method, dynamic magnetic resonance imaging, traditional methods of otorhinolaryngology and original rehabilitation techniques are presented. The use of standard and original voice tests, computer analysis of the voice spectrum can speed up diagnosis. The restoration of voice functions is carried out using original rehabilitation techniques under the control of a software and hardware complex.
1651–1659
Condensed Matter Physics
The de Haas – van Alphen effect in two-dimensional metals at fixed electron density
Abstract
The de Haas – van Alphen effect in two-dimensional metals is studied under various conditions and with an arbitrary forms of Landau levels. We consider the limit of fixed electron density and an intermediate situation with a finite reservoir of electronic states. An analytical formula for magnetization at a constant electron density and an arbitrary temperature is obtained.
1660–1664
Study of the ultrafine-grained copper structure formed by dynamic recrystallization by analyzing the etched surface relief
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1665–1670
Frequency dependence of dielectric permittivity of nickel-zinc ferrites
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1671–1677
Kinetics of heterogeneous boiling-up of moderately superheated n-pentane in a glass tube at pressures above atmospheric
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1678-1684


