SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BATYREV, A.A. - BATYROV, R.K.

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BAMM. A.A.
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153. Mu 7:7)
1. Astronomichookaya observatortya Rostovskogo
goeudaretvannogo
universitat46.
(Stars, Variable)

BATTMIV. A.A.
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IN Librae. Per.xvosdy 9 no.3:223-226 Ja 153. OMU
7:7)
1. Astronomichooksys. obsermtoriya Rostowskogo
gosudarstvon-
nogo univeratteta.
(Stars, Variable)

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Astrophysics, Observations of Stars (lu66)
Peremenrome Zvezdv Vol 9. No 4, 1953, pp 30D-301
BATTM. A. A.
wDV Pegasus"
Gives results of valuations made in 1952 of the brightness of DV
Pega3us,
SO: Referativnyy Zhumal-Astronomiya i Geodeziya, No 1, Jan
54;(W-30785. 28 July, 1954)

BATYFZV, A.A. -
T 341 Aquilae. Astron.tsir. no.134:11 7 153. (MM 6:6 )
1. Astronomichookaya Observatoriya Rostovskogo
gosudarstvannogo univarsi-
tot&. (Stars, Variable)
I A

BATIav , A.A.
T 341 Aquilas. Astrra.tsir. no.144:12-13 D 153. (KLRA
7:6)
1. Astronomichookaya observatoriya Rostovskogo
Goeudarstvennogo
Universitets. (Stan, Variable)

,,~TYM. A.A -
3Z Gomlnorum. Per.vmmW 9 no.5:330-332 Jo 154. (nU 7: 8)
1. Astronomichookaya obsormtorlya Rostovskogo gDoudaretvannogo
universitata imeni V.N.Molotova.
(Stars, Vari-.ble)

Borm.
HO Vulpeculae. Per.s"sdv 9 no.5:336-338 Jo 134.
(MMA 7:8)
1. Astronomicheskays, observatorlya Rostovskogo
gosulwotTeumco
universitata imeni T.M.Nolotova.
(Stars, Variable)

BATYnV,A.A.
- WWO
CP Aquarli.
Astronomichookaya oban-vator4a
Rostovskago
;o universiteta imeni T.K.Kolotova.
(Stars, Urlable)

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V.341 Aquila*. Perosvosd. 10 no.P;:118-120 Js 154.
(NI& 8:9)
1. AstronovichookWa observatorlya Rostarokogo
gosudaretyennogo
universiteta, isoni Y.N.Nolotava.
(Stars, Variable)

3r
wgj&e. A.
Visual observations of four short-period Cepbeids. Per.
svezdy 10 no-5:292-301 155. (RLRA 9:9)
1. Astronomtchas)mya observatoriya Rostovskogo
gosudaretvannogo
universiteta.
(Stars, Variable)

BATYMW, A.A.
abort-parlod Capholds. Per.svotdv 12 no.2:137-147
N 15 7. (MIRA: 13; 4)
1. Astronomicheakeya observatorlys Rostovskogo
gosuda.~stvannogo
univerettatao
(Capbside)

SOV/35-59-8-6259
Translation from: Refeistivnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya,
1959,
Nr 8, p 22
AUTHOR: Batyrev 9 A.A.
TITLE. KX Lyrae N^/
PERIODICAL: Astron., tsirkulyar, 1958, July 3, Nr 193, p 25
ABSTRACTt Five moments of luminosity maxima of the star XX Lyr
are given,
derived from the observations of 1955 - 1957. 612 estimates of
the luminosity weroobtained, which allowed one to obtain the
following elements: Max hel JD - 2429752.408 + Od.44o9ol86 E.
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,,- BATIM, A.A.
Plemm of the Committee on Variable Stars of the Ac.ademy
of
Scienceo of the UoS.S.R. Per.zvesdy 13 no-4323Y-2%f* 161.
(Stars,, Variable) - (MM 150)
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AUTHOR: Batyrev, A. A.
TITLE: Three RR Lyra-type starg
UR/0269/66/000/003/0029/0120
SOURCE: Ref zh. Astoron, Abs. 3.51.253
REP SOURCE: Peremenenyya zvezdy, v. 15, no. 3, 1964, 278-286
TOPIC TAGS: star, star type, stellar system
ABSTRACT: The results of visual observations conducted in
1953-1962
of three RR Lyra-type stars are presented. The stars studied are
SZ Gem, HH Lib, AN Ser. The maximum momenta, observations, and
the
mean brightness curves are presented. N. K. (Translation of
abstract]
CKPI
SIT3 CODE: OV SIM DATE: none/

VAYNER, Sh.A.v inzh.; VAYNER, S.A., Inzh.; USO.LITSEV, V.A.,
inzh.;
FOKIN, V.M., inzh.; SOTSKOV, N.I., inzh.j ZAMBERG, S.A.0 inzh.;
SIGAREEV, V.S., inzh.; BRONSMYN, L.M., inzh; YUNGER, S.V..,
kand.
tekhn. nauk; BATYREV A.V zh.; BODvhKIN, Yu.F., inzh.;
RYZHKOV, N.r-.*iiZ~--I- ~ AKH A.L,, insh.; FRIDKIS, 7.1., inzh.
Furnishing the SGU gas-cutting machine with a FOS-4 scale'
photocopying control system. Svar. proizv. no.9-.34 S 165.
(HIRA 18:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut takhnologii
mashinostroyeniya (for Sh.Vaynerj S.Vayner, Usolltsev, Fokin,,
Sotskov). 2. Volgogradaki-y zavod im. Petrova (for Zandbarg,
Sigarevp Bronshtep), 3. VPTI khimnefteapparatury (for Yunger,
Batyrev, Bodyakin). I+. Ura.1'skiy zavod tyazhelogo
mashinostroyeniya
imeni Sergo Ordzhonikidze (for Ryzhkov, Yakhninq Fridkis).

B.4Tv!T-V, A.V.
At the 11 Anril 1050 Session of the MDscow L%thenmatics Society
A.V. Batyrev, from Rostov-on-the-Don, gave the report
I'Critleria of Transcendence
and H,,Tertranseendence of Analytic Functions" W 15114 10
14ovember 1950

Oil Cfitexia ,w. iry and hyfFef-
vr~ ni :ni a I it ol I i, If r, I I
Sourcei Mritherratical ReV~CL13.

F-9VTev,A.Iv'. On the Lest apmliin',-, 40analytic-fur-c-
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13ATYREV, A. V.
"Twisting of Cylindrical Rods,, n Uch. sap. Rostovsk. -na-Donu
un-ta,
Vol 18, No 3, 19531 PP 3-16
By methods of the theory of functions of a complex variable, the
author derives formulas for the components of stress and the
rigidity
during twisting ofa cylindrical rod. The formulas apply when the
cross
section of the rod is an analytic curve and when a region external
to
the contour of the cross section can be mapped conformally onto a
region
external to a circle of specified conformal radius.
RZhMat, No 3s 1955

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Mathematical Congress
(Cont.) MOSCO.'
Jun-Jul '56, Trudy -56 v. 1
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Theorem.
75-76
There is 1 USSR reference.

_Z~~v~,A. ~V.
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Solutfo-n -of Hilbert
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76
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a

Solution of Variational Qaasi-conformal Mapping Problems
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of
Almost-periodical Functions.
77
There is I USSR reference.

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VUTHOR BLTYRIV A.Ve ~
TITLE Approxima, solution of the Rismann-Privalov problem.
PZRIODICAL Uspeohi mat.Nauk 11 5, 71-76 (1956)
. reviewed 1/1957
Lot a simple,closed rectifiable curve L decompose the %-plane
into the outer
region D and the inner region e. On L lot be given two continuous
function*
G(t) and P(t), where G(t) is different from zero on L. Determine
two functions
V(z) and +_(z) being analytic in Dt rasp. B7 and which in 7 and D
do not
vanish and on L satisfy the condition
(1) + +-(t) + F(t).
4 (t) - G(t)
The exact solution of this problem and a complete investigation
of all
possible cases has been given by Gachov but it is difficult for
applications.
Therefore the author proposes two methods for the approxinatIve
solution of
the problem in question. In both cases the exact conditions SM or
a con-
dition arising from (1) by taking the logarithm) are replace by
approximated
ones by taking a rational function which approximates G(t)
instead of G(t)
itself. Por such rational approximations the author proposes
sections of the

RLTTUV, A. V.
Ths UDS unit. Diul. tokh.-skon. inform. no.601-33 158. (MIU
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Zffect of absorption in the emitter on the form of
X-ray spec-
trum lines* Trudy Inst, not, no.6:70-72 0609
(Him 13:8)
(Absorption spectra) (spectrum, X-ray)

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AUTHORS: Salimon, V.S., Tsipenyuk, Ya.I., Batyrev, A.V., Sabanov,
A.G.
TITLEs Universal automatic gas-electrie welding assembly for
annular seams
on amall-diameter tubes
PERIODICALs Avtomaticheskaya avarka, no. 11, 1960, 57-61
TEXT: Automatic annular seam welders of existing designs of the
Electric
Welding Institute im.Ye.O.Paton (Ref-1-4) and others (Ref.5) can
only be used
for parts similar in shape and not too different in size. The
described new
unit developed by SNIITMASh permits the welding of parts of
different dimen-
sions in vertical and horizontal position. It can weld annular
seams on
tubes 20 to 100 mm in diameter and 200 to 13,000 mm length (on
roller sup-
ports), join flanges by unilateral or bilateral inside and
outside welding
to tubes 20-100 mm in diameter and up to 13,000 mm length,weld
annular seams
on workpieoes up to )00 mm. in diameter and up to 300 mm height,
with flange
diameters up to 500 mm (on a separate table). The machine
(Pig.l)consistsof
a frame (1), control panel (2), floating pneumatic olamping
devioe on roller
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supports (3) a current conductor to the workpiece (4) on roller
supports; a
welding head with a hose, torch and adapter (5), table (6),
duplicating push
button panel (7), electric drive (8) for rotating the
workpiece.; and station-
ary (9) and mobile (10) roller supports. Components of the
standardA -
Jqc
1000-2 (ADS-1000-2) motor welder are used for the welding wire
feed drive
and the workpiece rotation drive. The component parts of the
assembly are
shown in figure 2. When welding is done on roller supports, the
workpiece
is installed in horizontal position. Butt joiuts on tubes are
made using
the stationary (2) and the mobile (4) roller support. Flanges
are joined to
tubes of UP to 500 mm length on the stationary support. All
support rollers
are driven; the rotation is transmitted to the mobile support
through spline
shafts (5). A gantry moving on rollers is provided for the
welding of parts
longer than 1300 mm, designed to support the overhanging tube
ends. The .
welding speed on the supports is adjusted smoothly within a
range of 10-1i'5
m/hr. The floating clamping device with rollers (7) is actuated
by air cy-
linder (20); holding is possible by one roller only or by two.
The clamp-
ing mechanism consist of double-action cylinder. (20~ connected
to valve (01
shaft (16) on brackets (18)1 shaft (6) joined with shaft (16)
by crosspiece
(14) and passing through holes in levers (8). Shaft (6) can
swivel and be
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fixed by a cotter M). Levers (8) and crosspiece (14) can
travel along tht
machine on shaft (16 and fixed. The clamping device is
actuated by turning
handle (23) on the air valve. Torch (9) is positioned with
the aia of hin-
ges (10) and (12) and by turning the welding head around the
vertical axle
(17). The torch is connected to welding head (13) the hose
(11). The weld-
ing wire feed is independent from the arc voltage and can be
adjusted be-
tween 50 and 440 m/hr. Current is sup lied -to the workpiece
by an automatic
contp,et of copper-graphite brushes ( ~. The quickly
detachable table (21)
is provided for welding short angular joints, The workpieoe
is clamped with
a three-jaw chuck or with special deviceal the welding speed
is adjustable
between 45 and 610 rpm. The control buttons are duplicated
and placed out-
side on a separate panel (22) for convenience. The welding
angle is com-
pletely automated, and the operator has only to press the
"start" button. A
I-E -5211 (E-52) time rolay works automatically. The unit is
equipped addition-
ally with a d.c. generatorm-70/50 (ZP-7-5/30) with rigid or
slightly
raising volt-ampere characteristiol a balloon with carbon
dioxide, a reducer,'
and a heater for carbon dioxide. Welding is effected with
inverse polarity;
electrode throat 10-14 mm; C02 consumption 13-17 liters/min.
Welding cur-
rent of'160420'amp and 20-24 volt, and welding speed of 28-33
m/hr is us,,d
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in welding tubes with 30 mm-wall with 1.2 mm wire. Smal ''er
wire diameter
may also be used. The process changes only slightly for
attaching flanges
to the same tubes. Welding flanges to tubes with 3f6 mm wall
with 0.8 and
1.0 mm wire is difficult and not recommended. For welding butt
joints on
tubes the torch is displaced 4-8 mm off the top of the workpiece
to the side
opposite to the rotation sense, and set at a 10-200 angle to the
vertical.
The gap between tube butts is 1-1,5 mm. For the joining of
flanges the torch
is placed at 40-600 angle to the vertical and moved on the
flange (1 mm from
the tube). The process is stable, with little splatter and good
weld shape,
The unit is suitable for lot production of an extensive
nomenclature and
small series of parts being welded, e.g. for drilling equipment.
There are
5 figures and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONt Stalingradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
tekhnologii
mashinostroyeniya (Stalingrad Scientific Research Institute of
Mechanical Engineering Technology)
SUBMITTEDt May 5, 1960
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AUTHOR: Bat rev, A
TITLE: Boundary characteristics of solutions of Hilbert's boundary
problem
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy.zhurnal, Matematika, no. 11, 1962, 30,
abstract 12B131
(In collection "Issled. po sovrem.,probl. teorii Nnktsiy.kompleksn
peremennog0l. Mosedw, Fizmatgiz, 1961, 412 - 419)
TEg: The solutiori of Hilbert's boundary problem au + bv - a (1)
is investigated for the uhit circle in.the case when the
coefficients a, b, c be-
t
o certain classee 4 functions. It is established that: 1) if a (e)
- arc tg b (0) is continuous, and c (e) 6 Lp, then F (e) - u (e) +
iv (e) G Hp
a (9)
2) If OL(e) has a bounded variation and its greatest positive jump
exceeds Ot,
then 'there exists no solution of the problem having a summable
real part. If
that jump is less than St and c GLp, then there exists a solution
belonging to
Hp, 3) If cL(8) has a denumerable set of discontinuities of the
logarithmic
type and a (e) 6 Lp, then the solution belongs to Hp. 4) 'If ot
(8) 6 Lp, then a
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case.1s possible where no summable solution of the problem (1)
exists.
(Abstracter's note: Co mplete translation]
V.D. Gakhov
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AUTHORe Batyrov, A.V.
TITLEt Conformal mappings of little different regions
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal.Ratematika, no. 7t 19619 15,
abstract 7 B 63. ("Iseled. po sovrem. probl. teorii funkteiy
kompleken. peremennogo" V., Pizmatgiz, 1960, 358-365)
TEM The author considers methods for the approximate construction of
conformal mappings. The methods join the variation methods of N.A.
Lavrentlyev and the method of Teodorsen. The bGse is the well-known
non-
linear singular integral equation with a Hilbert kernel. Some useful
estimations of integrals with a Hilbert kernel are given. On this
base,
in connection with the application of successive approximations, the
author gives new estimations of the errors of the first
approximation.
For a non star-shaped region the author establishes an analogous
equation
with a Hilbert kernel. It is asserted that in this case the Galerkin-
method converges under weaker assumptions than the method of
successive
approximations ; calculation diagrams for both methods and proofs of
convergence are not given.
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Reviewer's remark i In the equation (3) on P- 359 the function
v(#\) has no
unique reversion function so that the scheme for the
application of
successive approximations in the case of a non
star-shaped)region is not 4*"
clear. In the paper by B.A. Vertgeym (It zh Mat, 1959, 5742 the
applicability of-Newton's method is founded for the approximate
solution
of an analogous equation which is connected with a non
star-shaped
region.
[Abstracter's note s Complete translation
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AUTHOR: Batyrev, G.R. , Engineer. ir)4-4-9/4o
TITLE: On the inspection of metals in high pressure power
stations. (0 kontrole za metallom na elektrostantsiyakh
vysokogo davleniya)
PERIODICAL: "Blaktricheskie Stantsii" (Power Stations),
195?,
Vol.28, No.4, pp. 31 - 34 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: This article continues a discussion in the journal
of
the procedure for measuring the creep of high pressure pipe-
work in power stations, with particular reference to an
instr-
uction on the subject issued in 1954. It is contended that
the instruction does not devote sufficient attention to
check-
ing the quality of the initial metal and welded joint, but
gives very detailed attention to the inspection of creep and
of structural changes in the metal. A fundamental part of
the instructions is observation of creep of straight sections
of pipework by measuring deformation on high pressure pipe-
work of internal diameter greater than 50 mm- Creep and stru-
ctural instability of a given brand of steel depend on varia-
tions in the composition, the treatment that it has received
and the operating conditions. For the section of pipework
1/3 examin d to be representative of the whole the operating
con-
ditions in it should be representative which is the case when

On-the inspection of metals in high pressure power stations.
(Cont.) lo4-4-9/4o
that bends are not inspected although in some respects they
operate under more severe conditions than straight sections
of pipework. If the thermal insulation is left off places of
measurement the temperature may be reduced sufficiently to
halve the rate of creep at the place of measurement. Measures
to overcome this difficulty are described. It is important to
inspect the properties of welded joints using gamma radiography
/3 as well as the more common methods and it is recommended that
3
all high pressure piping should be inspected in this way.
There are 3 tables.
AVAILABLE:

KOHNOV, J.P.; KOSILOV, I.N.1 BATrM, I.D.
ladle firebrIck made of-Kirorograd and Pologi clayes.
Opeupor7 28 no.6:249-251 '63. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Chasov-Yarskiy kombinat ognoupornykh izde3.iy.
Firebrick)
Kirovograd region-Fireclay)
iPblogi region:-Pireclar)

BATYRZT, N.A.
Postoperative meteorism. Vest.khir. 77 no.lOs84-87 0
156. (MLU 9:12)
1. Is Yelan'-Xamyshinskoy rayonnoy bolluitsy
Balashovskoy obl.
(glavnyy vrach - N.A.Betyrev)
(ABDOMEN, die.
tympanites, postop., ther.)
(SURGIRY. OPZHATIVJ, compl.
tympanitle after surg. of abdom. organs)

Q BATIMp N.A.
Surgeon's tactics in combined injuries. Ortrop.travmA
protes.
22 no.4.-60-63 Ap 160. (MM 230)
1. Iz khirurgichookogo otdeleniya (Savo - Ya*A* Lesin)
Volshokoy
(Stalingradskoy oblaati) gorodskoy bollnitsy (glavMy
vrach - K.G.
Churilov). (SUFCJM f OFEWIVE) -

RATYliEV N.A zasluzhernvy vrach HSFSR
Some advice regarding the treatment of sepais
during the
period of wound healing. Vest. khir. no.12:80-82
162.
(MMA 17: 11)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya, (zav. - N.A.
Batyrev)
Yelanskoy rayonnoy bollnitay Volgogradskoy oblaoti i
khirurgicheakogo otdaleniya (zav. Ya.A. Lesin)
Volzhskoy
gorodskoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach zasluzhennyy
vrach
RSFSR M.G. Churilov).

BAMW 9 V *
On an incorrect theory of valuest
Don. i kred., 19 no. 1-.7-17 A 161
(Economice;
money and price under socialism,
(KCRA 14:2)
1.

. ~
IFinance in sociaUst reproduction" by (prof.] A. 14.
Aleksandrov.
Reviewed by V. BatMv. Vop. ekon. no.3-.107-112 Mr 161.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Finance)
(Alakoandrov.. A.M.)

BATYRIV V,
-1;. *
Increasing the role of #redit in the material atimulation
of the
vork of an enterprise. Don. i kred. 21 no.3sl2-20 Mr '63.
OW 16t 3)
(Credit)
I
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BATYM. T.
Price detezuivAtion and material incentives. Vop.
skon. no.5t
103-116 My 163. (MIRA 16:6)
01rices) (IncentLves in industry)

BATfREV, V.
i4oney and its Pametion as a. meamue of value in the
building
of coutunism. Dan. i kred. 21 na.3.2:3-3.1 D 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
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i.

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Dw I
BATM., Ve' A._L_BoROVSKIY, 1. B., and DITSMAN, S. A.
x
'I-ray Spectral Investigation of Molybdenum L SPectra in Some
Alloys and
Compound"
Materials of the 2nd All-Union Conference on X-ray
Spectroscopy; Moscow, January
31 February 4, 1957 (Materialy Il Vsesoyuznogo, saveshchaniya
po rentgenovskoy
spektrosk-opii; Moskva, 31 yanvarya - 4 fevmlya 1957 g.)
Izvestiya Akadenii rauk SSSR, Seriya fizicheslaya 1957, Vol 2,
Nr 10, PP 1341 -
1342 (USSR)

Boiovnu, I.B.; DITSKAN, S.A.; BATTM
Role of small replacevent additions in alloys. Part 2.
Isslo. po
zharoyr. splav, 2:246-25o 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(Alloys--Metallography)
(Spectrum analysis)

ADTHORs Borovskiy, I.B. , Gurov, K.P. , Ditsman, B.A.,
48-10-U/20
Batyray, V.A., Lobanova, N.D.
TITL19s I-Ray Spectral Investigations of Solid Solutions
(Rentgono-
spektralluM issisaoYanva tvezd.*h rastvoroy)
PURIODICAL: Izvestiya M SBSR Seriya ftsiohemkaya, 1957, Vol.
21, Nr JO,
Pp. 1401-1411 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On the basis of experimental investigations and the
theoretical
analysis of the prdblm of diluted solid solutions the authors
draw the following conclusions: 1.) In diluted solid
solutions war
the admixture atcas with a negative exoessdinve "atcMdoblocks"
are forsied with an off active radius of i0- I M (if the &t0=
of
A,
the basis or* &to= of the elements of transition groups).
Within
the boundaries of these blocks an additional play of forces
de-
velops. The potential of these foroex has the character of a
short-
acting (out off) potential. 2.) The influence exercised by
theme
"blocks" in an energetical. electron spectrum manifests itself
most in-so-far an there, is no interaction between the
admixture
toms- 3-) The additional binding which develops azia which is
of
character, is oonserved within the limits of a large inter-
=
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solutions of the

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BOROVSKII, 1. B. ; BATYRZV, V.A.
Characteristics of the fine structure of the rain I-OdgS in
the X-ray adsorption spectrum for the elements of the iron
transition group. Trudv Inst. met. no-6:60-63 160.
(14IU 13:8)
(Absorption spectra) (Iron-Netallography)
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.Y . V
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24 It"
AUTHORS:
TITLE;
PERIODICAL:
fte)X61102 5/008/004 /009
B104/D202
Batyrev, V. A., Bogdanovq Ve Go
Vacuum X-ray spectrometer with ionization recording
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizioheakaya,
v. 25, no. 8, 1961, 933-935
TEXT: The present paper was the subject of a lecture
delivered at the
5th Conference on X-ray Spectroscopy at Kharlkov from
January 30 to
February 4, 1961. The authors describe the mechanical part
of the X-ray
spectrometer with ionization recording which is suitable for
the studies
of the fine structure of X-ray lines. This mechanical device
was
developed at the Institut metallurgii All SSSR (Institute of
Metallurgy
AS USSR) upon suggestion of 1. B. Borovskiy. Figs. 1 and 2
show schemes
of this device. By means of a thread the crystal and the
counter slit
can be moved on one axis along the straight line AA'. The
mounting of
the crystal is fastened to a table which can be rotated
around an axis
passing through the center of the crystal. This table is
rigidly con-
nected with the rod OK which lies in perpendicular to the
tangent drawn
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Vacuum X-ray spectrometer with ... B104/B202
to the center of the crystal. This rod is the radius of the
Rowland
circle and ends in the ball bearing LU . The axis of the ball
bearing
leads through the center of the Rowland circle. The rod 0< is
fastened
to the rod by a spring. Thus, the counter slit and the
crystal are moved
along the chord of the Rowland circle while still remaining
on the
Rowland circle. In the case of such a shift the rod OK
rotates the
crystal. The instrument can be used for measurements in an
angular
interval of 20-700. The greatest advantage of the device
described con-
sista in the fact that the counter always lies in the
straight line AA,
and hence, in the immobile crystal, always the intensity of
one and the
same wavelength is recorded. The measurement accuracy thus
only depends
on the accuracy of the determination of the angle of rotation
of the
crystal with respect to the straight line AA'. This rotation
is moa*ured
from the amount of the shift of the crystal on the straight
line AA'. In
studies of the fine structure the shift of the crystal is
determined by
means of the micrometer 0 . The X-ray tube and the part of
the mechani-
cal device of this instrument with which the crystal is
shifted are
housed in a vacuum chamber. The correct position of the focus
of the
X-ray tube with respect to AAI is of great importance. The
use of a
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Vacuum X-ray spectrometer'with ... B104/B202
monitor 91heme permits operation with non-regulated current
supply. The'
mechanism described here has the following advantage over other
conatruc
tions, 1) high measurement accuracy of the wavelengths in the
spectra
studied; 2) simple adjustment which consists in the
determination .Of tbe
exact radius of curvature of the crystal and'in the adjustment
Of,the
rod 0~; 3) possibility of operation with non-regulated
ourrent'supplyl
4) the small dimensions of the instrument. Thd authors thank
I.B..
Borcvskiy ~for valuable advice and assistance in the studies.
There.are
5 figures and 3 references: I Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloo.
47
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BiTYRR V.A
X-ray, study of intmetiaUo d9 in
~ POM
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser, fis.'25 noig:997-998 Ag
(X-ray zpeat~oaaopy)
Intormetal 14 c compCAMUO)
pper-sino anoys)
M
the "stem ou-Za.
161
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PO-31"YJ
I _Boroveklyp I,B. 1.:Batyrev, V. A., and Kozlenkov,
S
R
TITLE: A met hod of determining the asymptotic scattering phasa
on-the'
basis of experimental-data for the fine structure of X-ray ab-~
sorption ~Speotra_:-._,
PERIODICALs Akademiys mukSSBRO Izveatiya.
Seriya, Micheskayal 27,
-no* 378,:.
3P0:
TEXTs A"method-is suggested.16i~_-determining ~,'he scattering phase
that
agrees best with experim'erit,wb~en'..sub6tituted in the
following'.'equation-to
describe the fine structure of.absorption spectra:
A ain (2kr + 2
iE 'the radius of.the-ooordination sphere; A the ampl u th
Here r it doo e
t
scattered wave; he asymptotic scattering phase. To determine this
phase'from experimental:data it~ iri expedient to divide (1) into two
added
gart

/046/61/027/005/6'13/025.
A method of determining the.,, B117/B?34
Cos 27?1 I-A sin 2 kr + sin 21, Aa cos 2 kr2 (2)
where is the scattering phase for the X absorption,spectra. The sums
of
sin 2kr and,cos 2 kr are calculated beforeh&nd, whereupon the wave
numbo2
S
"kit is'so chosen by trial-and-orror as to make the extreme values
from M
agree.with those-found by experiment. In calculating sin 2 kr and
8
oos 2 kr it is necessary to know the number of spherical coordinate
systems
thathave to be taken into account, which can be found by calculating
those,
of such systems as correspond with the average fields of atoms, and by
exact calculation of the A a values. As already shown (A. I.
Kozlenkov,
1. v. 27, no. 3, 1963t 364) the smallest value of N /r. (where R is
the
a S S
number of atoms in the coordination sphere) needing to be taken into
account-
depends-.on the average lattic6 potentialo -The i5catteriniz phase mu
t be so
to eliminate the uncertainty as*
chosen as sociated with cos period. This
can be achieved if the scattering phase is calculated by the
Wentzel-Kramers-
Brillouin method from the potential read off the curve of effective
Slater
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A method of determining the.
B117/B234
charge (J. C. Slater, Phys. Rev., 36, no, 1, 57 (1930)). To
facilitate'the
choice of adattering phase it ia.desirablo to convert the
experime'atal.c.urve
of the absorption spectrum to the scale the wave numbers
E 0i 2k2 /21). + A
where A Uo with Uo as the lattice potential and the work function.,
It was shown that possible experimental errors may cause the errors in
determination.of.the scattering phase to be
0.13T~ A)
(k being in r in 1,'E in ev)., -The aocuracy of the determinatiIn.
'--an
:_be regarded as constant over-the whole range of wave numbers and
aqua-17-
to
0.1 0.2 radians. There are-21igures..'
i .:ASSOCIATIONt-Institut metallurgii'Am. -A. A. Baykova (Institute
of Ngtillurgy'
Ameni A. A. BaykovY
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AQPZSSION-Nft.- AP4038786 8/0048/64/028/003/0897/0903
'A WHOR: Baty*rev, V,A*
TITLE: Investigation of the &syNpto%jQ scattering phases for metals
Of the iron
transition group and copper-nicktl alloys fKaport, Seventh
Conference on X-Ray Speo-
troscopy hold in Yerevan 23 Sep to I Oct 2969
a
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Striya flidchaskAya. v.28. no.5, 1964,
897-905
0
TOPIC TAGS:_x-ray spectrum, x-ray absorption, line structure,
chromiun, Iran, nick-
el,-.nickel alloy, copper alloy
AMTRACT: Vhe K absorption spectra of Ti, V. Cr, Fe and Ni and of Ni
and Cu in a
-series-of.Hi-Cu alloys were recorded out to several hundred
*Iectron-volts from the
--edge-, -and.-tho-asymptotic scattering phases that occur in the
s4ort range order the
--orty-at.the absorption coefficient (A.I.Kostarov,Zhur,oksp.1
toor.lia.9,267,1939; A.
-I.Kozlenkov,lzv.AN SSSR,Ser.fix.27,367,1963) were calculated by
the method of I.S.
--Sorovskiy, V.A.Baty*rev and A.I.Kozlenko (Ibid.27,378,1963). The
investigation was
undertaken to obtain data for judging the possibilities of this
method. The TiV ad
Cr spectra were recorded photographically with a curved quartz
crystal vacuum spec-
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trometer, employing second order reflection from the (161-0)
planes. The Fe spectrum
was recorded similarly with the same Instrument but with first
order reflectionflom,
~the (1d-40) planes. The Cu and Ni spectra were-recorded with an
ionization chamber,
employing first order reflection from the (1340) planes of a
curved quartz crystal.
The surface density of the Ti, V and Cr absorbers was 3 or 4
me/c=2. Polls from 5
to 25 microns thick served as absorbers in obtaining the Fe, Ni
and alloy spectra.
T~e spectra and the asymptotic scattering phases calculated from
them, including the
phases for Zn and Cu from an earlier paper (V.A.Daty*rav, Izv.AK
SSSR,Ser.fiz.27,
381,1963), are presented graphically. The asymptotic phases (as
functions of the
wave number) all have a single maximum, but the curves differ
considerably from each
other in shape. The only obvious regularity is that the height of
the maximum in-
creases with increasing atomic number; but V, Cr and Fe are
exceptions to this rule.
The absorption spectra of the pure metals were calculated from
the asymptotic scat-
tering phases end are presented graphically for comparison with
the experimental da-
ta. The calculations were performed for different numbers of
coordination spberes,
and taking more coordination spheres Into account did not always
improve the agree-
ment with experiment. The distances of the fine structure
features from the absorp-
tion edge for N1 and Cu In the alloys varied somewhat with the
--centration. These
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shifts. however, except in the alloy containing 10% Ni, were
proportional to the
.1attice constants, and the asymptotic scattering phases, with the
one exception no-
ted, were accordingly Independent of the concentration. It in
concluded that the
Asymptotic scattering phases are given correctly by the method of
Borovskiy, Baty*-
and Xozlenkov (loc.cit.), and that they vary considerAbly from
metal to metal
-only slightly with Foncentration In solid solutions. rurther
investigation of
~Ptallic compounds is considered desirable. "In conclusion. I
consider It my
-asznt duty to express my gratitude to I.B.Borovskiy for discussion
and for valu-
able-advica during the course of the work." Orig.art.has: 12
figures and 4 tables.
r.4--ASSGVWIOXz Institut metallurgli 1m.A.A.Baykova (Institute of
Metallurgy)
-ELMUMMMI -00 DATS ACQ: 12Jun64 EWLt 00
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NR REY SOVz'007 -OTM:001
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VOWO/o2j/oo~/014/025'
A106/B238
AUTHOR: Batyroyl.. Vo A.
phases in--97 ev
metals and alloys*on the basis of the fine struature of
the_X-ray speotra
PERIODICAL; kkademiya nauk SSSR' ', Isvestiya. Seriya fiiiaheakaya,
27P~ no, 3t 19631
-.TEXT: -The asymptotic scattering:phases were determined for two
inter-
u a
metallio compounds in the Cu Zu system: the P-phase, with 50 C
-body-centered cubio lattice, and a valency electron
cioncentration,g' ' 1 .5,:.
and the E-phasey.with 18A Cu,~ a hexagonal, lattice with c/q a 1.63,
and a
Valenoy electron concentration of 1.75. The method used is described
in
Ref. 1 (Borovskiy 1. B. Batyrov.Y. A., Kozlenkov A. I., Izv..AN ASSR'.
Ser.. fiz. 27, no# 3t.376 (1963)). The sensitivity of the mothod to
changes in the field of the absorbing atoms was determined. and it
o-iinteract ions in metals and
alloys was tested. It was found that whereas the scattering phases of
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S/048j63/027/003/014/0-25
Daterminat ion of,asymptotio B106/B238
--do-not -differ from -th of''
-P--j)h"e-tAd7-ZinG--iA--th& -phaie
copper in the 00e
the corrispondiiig pure metals, the soattoring phase of copper in the
-q)hase.deviates o6naiderably from that of the pure metal.
These-resultel!
j
a
7, how:.1) The sensitivity of.the method described in Ref. I is too
low to
enable small changias in'the fields of-,the atoms making up the
alloys to
be determined, while larger changes, such as those in alloys, can be
clearly established. 2) When the changes in the scattering phases cab
be.:
deteoted-by the Refe I method, the potential curve can be found by
solving
the converse oattering problem-(Fadeyev.L. Do, Usqekhi matem. nauk,
144
no. 4 57.045)). This curveie used in aesessing-the interactions 'of
atorAs in metals and alloya. There are 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova
(Institute of Metallurgy imeni-A. A. Baykov)
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L, a _.r c I
(Orr:ani-:~ation anti I'lanninr of Circidatiou of Ow-rency
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