A. I. OSETSKII
B>-The temperature behaviour of the fluctuation-dissipative effects is analysed. At sufficiently low temperatures it is controlled by variations in the viscosity coefficients of the phonon and electron gas. Some experimental data are quoted which can be regarded as evidence for the influence of fluctuation-dissipative effects upon the low temperature plasticity of materials, i.e. change in the activation energy during N-S transition, correlation between the activation energy and the phonon gas viscosity, etc. The temperature dependence of such values as the flow stress, activation energy and activation volume, work hardening coefficients, and the relaxation depth of effective stresses are analysed for the range of temperatures where fluctuation-dissipative effects are essential. The dependences are calculated both, in the framework of the classical approximation and in the fluctuation-dissipat,ive model, and compared with the data measured with single crystals of lead and zinc a t temperatures below the Debye point. As found, many anomalies observed at low temperatures in the temperature behaviour of the plasticity parameters can be satisfactorily explained as manifestat,ions of the impact of dissipation on the velocity of activated dislocation motion through t,he crystal.