tiny-tim said:Hi limarodessa! Welcome to PF!
It seems to have been specially written for that book (translated into English by Kip S Thorne), and not published anywhere else.
The book's publisher was W H Freeman (ISBN 0-7167-0337-8).
Perhaps the original Russian version was published in some Russian-language journal?
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