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russian academy ISSN 2218-3000 print of natural sciences ISSN 2414-1267 online RENSIT RADIOELECTRONICS NANOSYSTEMS INFORMATION Vol. 11 TECHNOLOGIES 2019 no. 2 RENSIT: RADIOELEKTRONIKA. NANOSISTEMY. INFORMATSIONNYE TEKHNOLOGII. EDITION of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences RENSIT: RadioElectronics. NanoSystems. Information Technologies Journal "Radioelectronics. Nanosystems. Information Technologies" (abbr. RENSIT) publishes original articles, reviews and brief reports, not previously published, on topical problems in radioelectronics (including biomedical) and fundamentals of information, nano- and biotechnologies and adjacent areas of physics and mathematics. Designed for researchers, graduate students, physics students of senior courses and teachers. It turns out 2 times a year (that includes 2 issues) Authors of journal are academicians, corresponding members and foreign members of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RANS) and their colleagues, as well as other russian and foreign authors on presentation of their manuscripts by the members of RANS, which can be obtained by authors before sending articles to editors. And also after its receiving - on recommendation of a member of editorial board of journal, or another member of Academy of Natural Sciences, that gave her opinion on article at request of editor. The editors will accept articles in both Russian and English languages. Articles are internally peer reviewed (double-blind peer review) by members of the Editorial Board. Some articles undergo external review, if necessary. 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Infomation Technologies - english version (cover-to-cover translation) of journal, which is a party to CrossRef. __________________________________________________________________________________________ The founder - the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences Publisher - Publishing Center of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences Publisher Address: 29/16, Sivtsev Vrazhek lane, Moscow 119002, Russian Federation CONTENTS RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES MULTIDIMENSIONAL THEORIES OF PHYSICAL FIELDS DEPARTMENT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD IN THE EXTENDED SPACE RADIOELECTRONICS, 5-DIMENSIONAL MODEL, ITS LOCALIZATION AND INTERACTION NANOPHYSICS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES WITH WAVEGUIDE PROBLEMS Vladimir A. Andreev, Dmitry Yu. Tsipenyuk ................................................................ 93 CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS FUNDAMENTAL SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS FOR MOMENTUM AND RENSIT: ENERGY OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD IN INHOMOGENEOUS RADIOELECTRONICS. MEDIUM NANOSYSTEMS. Arthur A. Dyshekov ....................................................................................................... 103 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES. METRIC AND STRUCTURE EQUATIONS IN RELATIVISTIC CONTINUA 2019, vol. 11, № 2 Stanislav A. Podosenov, Alexander A. Potapov, Jaykov Foukzon, Ekaterina R. Men'kova 113 FOUNDED IN 2009 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 3 ISSUES PER YEAR MOSCOW THEORY OF COLD NUCLEAR FUSION REACTIONS Editor-in-Chief Gennady V. Myshinsky ................................................................................................... 125 VLADIMIR I. GRACHEV SYNTHESIS OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS UNDER IRRADIATION BY [email protected] BRAKING GAMMA-RAYS OF PALLADIUM IN CONDENSED GASES Deputy Chief Alexander Yu. Didyk, Roland Wiśniewski, Teresa Wilczyńska-Kitowska, Gennady ALEXANDER S. ILUSHIN V. Mishinsky, Vasily A. Semin ....................................................................................... 143 Deputy Chief SERGEY P. GUBIN RADIOELECTRONICS Executive Secretary GENERATION OF OPTICAL SIGNALS RESISTANT TO DISPERSION- ROSTISLAV V. BELYAEV INDUCED POWER DEGRADATION [email protected] Vladislav V. Shcherbakov, Anatoly F. Solodkov, Anatoly A. Zadernovsky ............ 161 EDITORIAL BOARD Anatoly V. Andreev NANOSYSTEMS Vladimir A. Bushuev LOCALIZATION OF PHOTONS IN THE OPTICAL METAMATERIAL Vladimir A. Cherepenin WITH RANDOM CLOSE TO ZERO REFLECTION INDICATOR Alexander S. Dmitriev Yuri K. Fetisov Oleg N. Gadomsky, Nikolay M. Ushakov, Irina V. Gadomskaya ............................ 177 Yuri V. Gulyaev FUNCTIONAL ELASTOMERIC COMPOSITE MATERIALS BASED ON Yaroslav A. Ilushin Anatoly V. Kozar STYRENE-BUTADIENE RUBBER AND MAGNETITE Vladimir V. Kolesov Anton .A. Khachaturov, Alexander S. Fionov, Vladimir V. Kolesov, Evgeny E. Albina A. Kornilova Potapov, Yuri V. Il'in ....................................................................................................... 189 Vladimir A. Makarov Aleksey P. Oreshko MAGNETOCALORIC EFFECT IN CARBON-CONTAINING COMPOUNDS Andrey I. Panas Victor V. Korolev, Tatyana N. Lomova, Anna G. Ramazanova ............................... 199 Igor B. Petrov Alexander A. Potapov INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Vyacheslav S. Rusakov VISUALIZATION OF GRAPHIC INFORMATION IN GENERAL-PURPOSE Alexander S. Sigov Valentine M. Silonov OPERATING SYSTEMS Eugeny S. Soldatov Konstantin V. Pugin, Kirill A. Mamrosenko, Alexander M. Giatsintov ..................... 217 Arkady B. Tsepelev MEDICAL PHYSICS Lkhamsuren Enkhtur (Mongolia) Yoshiyuki Kawazoe (Japan) INVESTIGATION OF THE 0.5-4 HZ LOW-FREQUENCY RANGE IN THE Kairat K. Kadyrzhanov (Kazakhstan) WAVE TRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF MUSCLES IN PATIENTS WITH Peter Paul Mac Ken (USA) PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND ESSENTIAL TREMOR Andre Skirtach (Belgium) Eugeny V. Ushpuras (Republic Olga S. Sushkova, Alexei A. Morozov, Alexandra V. Gabova, Alexei V. Karabanov, of Lithuania) Larisa A. Chigaleychik .................................................................................................................... 225 Enrico Verona (Italy) NEW APPROACH TO THE DETECTION OF EPILEPTIFORM ACTIVITY ISSN 2414-1267 online IN EEG SIGNALS AND METHODS TO DIFFERENTIATE EPILEPTIC The journal is registered by the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation. SEIZURES FROM CHEWING ARTIFACTS Certificate El. no. FS77-60275 on 19.12.2014 Ivan A. Kershner, Mikhail V. Sinkin, Yuri V. Obukhov .............................................. 237 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means ESTIMATION OF INTER-CHANNEL PHASE SYNCHRONIZATION OF without permission in writing from the publisher. EEG SIGNALS IN THE RIDGES OF THEIR WAVELET SPECTROGRAMS ©RANS 2019 EDITORIAL BOARD ADDRESS IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY 218-219 of., 7 b., 11, Mokhovaya str., 125009 MOSCOW, RUSSIAN FEDERATION Renata A. Tolmacheva, Yuri V. Obukhov, Lyudmila A. Zhavoronkova ................. 243 TEL. +7 495 629 3368 FAX +7 495 629 3678 FOR VLADIMIR I. GRACHEV MULTIDIMENSIONAL THEORIES 93 OF PHYSICAL FIELDS ELECTROMAGNETIC AND GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS IN THE 5-DIMENSIONAL EXTENDED SPACE MODEL, THEIR LOCALIZATION AND INTERACTION WITH MATTER Vladimir A. Andreev Lebedev Physics Institute of RAS, http://www.lebedev.ru/ Moscow 119991, Russian Federation Dmitry Yu. Tsipenyuk Prokhorov General Physics Institute of RAS, http://gpi.ras.ru/ Moscow 119991, Russian Federation [email protected], [email protected] Abstract. Electromagnetic and gravitational fields are considered within the framework of the 5-dimensional Extended space model (ESM). The action is considered as the fifth coordinate. It is shown that in this model they are combined into a single electromagnetic-gravitational field. This field has 10 components: the vector field G and scalar field Q are added to the usual 6 fields E and H . These fields satisfy the system of generalized Maxwell's equations. We find an expression for the Lorentz force, which determines the interaction of these fields with charged massive bodies. In the framework of this model, the question of the origin of the photon non-zero mass and its localization is studied. Keywords: 5-dimensional space, electromagnetic field, gravity, Maxwell's equations, photon, mass, localization PACS 11.10 Kk, 03.50.-z, 03.65. Pm Bibliography - 27 references Received 12.11.2018, accepted 21.1.2019 RENSIT, 2019, 11(2):93-102 DOI: 10.17725/rensit.2019.11.093 CONTENTS at that time his ideas did not developed. A new 1. INTRODUCTION (93) surge of interest to the problem of geometrization 2. CURRENTS AND POTENTIALS (95) of physics was stimulated by the creation of the 3. STRESS FIELDS AND THE GENERALIZED SYSTEM General theory of relativity (GRT) [2]. The attempts OF MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS (96) to describe electromagnetism in geometric terms 4. GENERALIZED LORENTZ FORCE (98) by analogy with gravity were made. 5. LOCALIZATION OF FIELDS AND PARTICLES (99) Their authors did not try to create a new model, 6. CONCLUSION (100) but tried to expand the existing GRT scheme in REFERENCES (101) one way or another. The most known were the models of T. Kaluza [3] and O. Klein [4]. Also 1. INTRODUCTION noteworthy are the works of H. Mandel [5] and V. The problem of combining electromagnetic Fock [6]. It is characteristic that all they had to use and gravitational fields into
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