SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELIKOVA-ALDAKOVA, V.D. - BELINA, T. N.

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-BU=Am ~~A~V.D~l DODONOVv LN,; ZILMIKOVAt A,D.; ZHOGOVAq M.A.;
KLIMERKOt TeR.; LEMVAv LZO; MITROFANOVA., Ye.B,; FAMELEYEVA, T.B.;
SOLOVIYEVAt N.A.
Remats of amallp= vaccination ip various age groups* Zhur.
mikrohWle spide. I. Jmm - 31 ~ no, 10428-3Z 0 160" (KMA 13:12)
1. Iz kafedry epidemiclagii..l Moskovskogo ordena Lenirk
meditsinakogo instituta ime# Sechenova,
(Smawqx)

BELIKOVA-ALD&KOVA V.D. - UYUMELO , N.F.; ZHARIKOVA, A.D.;
PERFILIUVA,.
so I N. A,
YEVA
ClaRses re4-Acing vaccinal imminity to dipbtheria.
Zhuremikrobiol.
epid. i immin. 32 no.4:14-19 Ap 161. (KMA 14:6)
1. Iz kEtfedry epidemiologii I Moskovskogo ordena Lenins
meditsin-
skogo imt:Ltuta imeni Sechenova.
(DIPHTHERIA)

BELIMVA..,ALDAKOYA .; DODONOV
.~D ~ V.N. (Moskva)
Increase the role of Journals for subprofessional
medical workers
in their sanitary and epidemiological work*
Sov.zdrav. 21 no.10:
90-92 162. . (EPIDEHIMOGY-pERIODICAIS) (MIRA 15:10)

BELIKOTA -ALDAKOVA. VeDep.dotsent; DODCNOVj V.N., doteent
J I . *%mdbook on the use of vaccines and serum"' by H I.
Sokolovj.
I'-P.V. Pavlovo Sov. mod. 26 no.lltl52-155 N162 Rbk 17:3)

BELIKOVA-AWAKOVA0 V. D., dotaent (Moskva)
I'--
Preventive vaccinations and the factors determining their
effectiveness. Fel'd. i akush. 27 no.6:43-47 Je 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
I .(VACCINATION)

BELIKOVA-A],DAKOV., V.D., doteent
ArQ,
Significance of preventive inoculations in the
control of
infectious diseases. 149a. sestra, 22 no-5:1+7-50
MY163.
MU 16:8)
(COMMICABLE DMASES -PREVENTIVE INOCUIATION)

SMMNOV, S.M.; METEMN, A.I.; BELIKOVA-AIDAKOVA, V.D.;
SOLOVIYEVA, N.A.
Book reviews and bibUograpby. Zbur. mikrobiol., epid. i
i==. 40 no.3:138-142 Mr 163. (MnU 17:2)

BELMVA-ALL49V~, V.D.; PMNO'V, 'V.N.
Teaching.epidemiology at a medical faculty. Zhur.
mikrobiol.
epid. i immun. 40-no.6t58-63 ole-163. (14IRA 17:6~
1. Iz I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina Meditsinskogo
instituta Imeni
Sechenova.

ZHERIKOVA, A.D.; SOLOVIYEVA~ N-A-;
1EALIKOYA.-AIPAKOVA, V.D.
Methoda of teaching epidemiology at a
sanitary-hygiene faculty.
Zhur. mikrobiol.,, epid. i immun. 40 no.6163-67 Je
163.
(MMA 17s6)
1. Iz I Moskovskogo ordena Lonina Meditsinskogo
instituta Imeni
I.M. Sechenova.

. 133LIPYUN1,34,ABelikovrch, B.O.1; VISHNIVSKIT, V.N.
LYishnevalkyi, T.N.];
`- LYSKOVICH, A-B- Llqakovvch, O.B.J; -PIDZTRATLO, I-S-
Riftyrayle, X.S.1
Investigation of the distribution of an ac.tivator in MaI
- T1
cr7stale Lvith summar)r in English]. Ukr, fiz. zhur. 4 no
1:108-115
JTa-F 159. (MIRA 12:6)
le'Llvovskiy gosudarstvanny7 univeroitat Im. Iv. Frank*.
(Sodium iodide crystals) (Thallium)

2 4., -.1 r n i i go 78109
A sov/7o-5-i-i8/3o
.AUTHORS~ Belikovich Lyskovich, A. B.
TITLE- Growth of Nal(TI) Single Crystals at Doubly Controlled
Temperature
FEP_7OD'-_1CA!';. K-1.1stallograflya, 1960, Vol 5, Nr 1, pp
126-128
_A.BSTRA'-`7,~ The known met-hods of Kyropolous and
Obreimov-Shubnikov
pr,Auce cylindrical single crystals of thallium-
.'Ictllvated sodium iodide up to ~)0-80 mm in diam and
3D-45 mm high. The height limit Is related to the
i-emperature drop necessary in the course of crystal
~' ~' r (,, w 1h ,Afrer a certain temperature drop, NaI(TI)
!---cysta-119 grow along c axis much faster than alon6 a
anj b; ~Zonsequently, the fast-growing faces absorb
Ions which remain in 1-,he top of the crystals
'eavIng only about 30-410 mm of their height
J ." " - 4, ~'..
--od qua..'Ity, To avoid this, the authors used a

S.Irg.le Crystals at Doubly
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rerr;mYra ~ vre SOV/70-5-1-18/30
Currace with two heaters, one at the bottom and the
-her on the side. By Increasing the temperature of the
and decreasing that of the latter, the rate of
h --d be kept within permis-sible limits both
and horizontally; by doing so, 70 by 70 mm
ti-a's of' good quality were produced. In a cyllndrica.1
rn,
a ;' 'e, 160 rrim in diam and 200 mm high, they placed
beaker 3-5 mm thick, and in the latter a
el air, '1)eaker in which Yrighly pure NaI was molten
n
1 6 ' f the side heater was
- added, The temp rature o
-heater until
Jrr)p.ped without changing that of the bottom
-,e- c.,rowing crystal was half the size of the beaker
d e. 'Phen the cry,,stal was pulled periodically for
4') mrrr,- each time uatfl the top of the crystal was
.1 ,-~ W..j above th
~,c 1, It
e me nek this time.. the bottom
was switched on to i ease the temperature from
~.n_r.the rate of 2-30 C per 10 C drop of the side
The tottom. heater was switched on to a higher
-:J ~41_110~~rzl'_111:le t-r, melt turbid (white) spots
whenever they

Growth of Nal(TI) Single Crystals at Doubly 7,R109
Controlled Temperature SOV/~0-5-1-18/30
ASSOCIATION:
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appeared on growing crystals. Tile grown crystals were
annealed for a few days, cooled off slowly, g1ven a de-
sired shape, and kept In hen7ietically sealed containero,
A. Ye. Glauberman Is acknowled-ed i'or tile review of
this article. There are 5 references, 4 Soviet, 1 German.
L'vov State University imeni 1. Franko (Llvovskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni 1. Franko)
July 1, 1-959
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AVMOR: YWdambj V. I, aniths V. -1.); Lyskavrch 0. B. (ftskovioh,, A.
D. IA
BellkTmhl B, 0. (Be3AkoYich*1r-7X7-
TITLE- Investigation of the dependence of m1crohardness on the load
in sodium and
Les'ZI-;1_124de ingle crystals
SaW4.. Dvovv;'~ univeLWet. F~tamWa fi4ky, tverdoho tila (Problems in
solid
state pkrs_ic_s",F- -Lvov,- Vyd-vn Vviv. univ., 1964, 73-75
TOPIC TAGS: tiodium Iodide,, cesium'lodide, single_gr
Zatall thallIum activation,
microbardness,. load dependence, concent;MU6~-44endence
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to determine the
luence- of acti,
vators on the microbardness of sodium, and cesium Iodide crystals.
The single crys-
tals were gToirn by the Kiropolous method, and tests were made of the
miarchardness
as a function of the applied load and of the activator concentration
(thallium Io-
dide) in a nw.-row concentration interval,, the interval being chosen
vich an to ob-
tain maxim= acintillator resolution. The Mstals were grown vith
concentrations
0.2v 0.6, 0.81 1.2, and 1.6 vt.~ of T11 in the charge, corresponding
to a molar-ra,-
tio of thallium to sodium Iodide 12.5, 16j, 193, 22, and 25 x jor5.
The microbard-
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1 ness was mea-en rment :,-The radto have shown that single c
tals Nal and Val activated with thall;;; have allightly higher
microhardness than
pure crystals. In addition, the microbArdness depends on the
concentration of thei
'--Qra7q-1 growj) which entera into the crystal during the proceso of
its growth
The
va.7 lation of i;he mierchardneso with load to Illustrated in Fig. 1
of the Enclosure.!
When the molw! ratio or 01r to Hal increased from 1.19 x 1o-7 to 4.6
x JLO-
3t the
haxdnes3 (in 1;/mm2) increased frcm 11.0 to 13.45. Bi the case of
Col., the mlcro~
har&.ess for At content of 1417 weight of TH was 16 g1=2- OrIg. &A.
but l
figure and I 1;able.
ASSOCIAM0721i None
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0 .4likayi ch. -B A.; Lyskovych, 0. B.,
AUTHOR:' BXL11kpvYch, B.- P
Chorr[j3L~_jL._Y. Chorniy,.Z. P.~
ORG. L'Yov State-Univeraity im. 1. Frank-(Lvivs11Wj
derzhunivers'ytet):
~TITLE:: Invesi;igation of.energy migration in CsI and CsI(Tl)
crystals
SOURCE:. UkrNrind')~vk~!fizyc~W-'?hurnal, v. 10,no. 11,
1965,:1215.-1221
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, luminescence-speetrum luminescent
crystal,-activated
-crystal, defect,. crystallattice vacancy X (u,,.
~ABSTRACT-.'vk7inveis%igation wasImade of the dependenceof the
spectral compositionAnd
Ithe yield ot:c-ray -luminescence.of pure CsI crystals,.and crystals
activated-with-M
NaI',~and KI-oii temperature in the range from 100 to 300K.. In
nonactivated'-CsI.crys-
room..*emipeiature, two luminescence bands were observed at 320
and-420 nmi at
lov.temperature, new luminescence bands appeared.at, 327 and 347 nm.
In.Csl crystals~
activated with NaI, thelntensit~ of th'-420 am.band increased by
several.orders., Th
e
spectral comp~Dsition of the x-ray luminescence.ebanged,
depending-oft the tballium.6on-
:centration in"CsI. crystals. In CsI'-cMt6ls without. thallium.
impurities,: the
nesceace with Maxima at 320 and 420 nm were of the same nature. This
condition cart b4i
attributed to:Aitructural distortion OfLthe-crystal or distortion'of
the-stoichiometry
20
of the crystal. The decrease of thi luminescence yield,of the 320 and
-4 Am bands
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was due to thp absorption of enejrgy* in the lattice by other
low-temperaturLi- lumines...O,
cence Icenters~:such as auto-localized holes. Recombination of a free
e,lectron.with,an-
auto-localizOt hole apparently produced the luminescence in ;;he
region of 34T nm..
This interpretation does not contradict the generally accepted
hypothesis that excita-_
tion of the'341,nm band has an exciton character,.since at low
temperatures excit,ons
can disintegriLte into free electrons'and ailto-localized holes.
Investigations of
electron parazmgnetic resonance in alkali hallide cry'stals showed
that the thallium.
lion at lov~texiperature can-capture Fth electron and thus produce a
quasi-atomic thal-
lium.-- At lovItemperature the number of free holes decreasdd, 'due
to auto-localiza-
-tion, and the, yield of the luminescence decreased while the lattice
luminescence in
.the 34T nm relcion increased. With the rise of the
activator~con6entration.the A%:dnber
of auto-localized holes sharply *ncreased,causing a.still larger
decrease of acti-
vated luminescence. The luminescence inthe region of 34T nm does not
appear because
of. the Sm-1 I (:!oncentration of free'electrons resulting from
capture.~y_the activator
ions. Orig. iwt. has: '6:fi (JAI.
gures.,
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ARTEMIUVA, G.H.; BELIKOVICH. V - BEMIKTOV, Ye.A.;
YERUKHIMOV, L.M.;
KOROBKOV U~~~'
~Jsasurements of the absorption of cosmic radio
emission during
the solar eclipse of February 15, 1961. Geomag.i aer. 2
nool:58-60 Ja-F 162, MU 15tll)
1. Gortkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet,
Radiofizicheskiy
institut.
(Cosmic rays) (Eclipses, Solar)

BELIKOVICH., V.V.; BENEDIKMV., YeA.; YERUKHIMOV, L.M.
:Results of observations of the discrete source Cygnus-4 at
large
zenithal angles. IZV*Vye, Uchebe zav.jradiofiz* 4 no,6;993-
1003 1619 (MIRA 14t12)
1# Nauchno-isoledovateltakiy radiofizicheskiy institut pri
Gorikavokom universitetee
In-dio astronomy)
rionospheric research)

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S/2-m/62/002/001/005/019
I02~7I223
AUTHORS: Arteml7eva,G.M., apalkovich V V Boned lktov,Ye,A.,,
Yerukh1movPZ.M. and-Kor-obkov"tull.'s.-
T IT LE. Measuremonts of cosmic radloem~ssion absorption
during the solar eclipse on February 15, 1961
PERIODICAL: Geomagnatizm I Aeronomlya, v,2, no.1, 1962, 68-60
TEXT: During the solar eclipse of February 15, 1961
observations
of the cosmic radioemission were made in Yevpatoriya at the
following frequencies: 25, 18.6 and 13 Mos, and in Gorfkiy at
25 and 13 bts. Such measurements were omItted during previous
eclipses* The purpose of the present measurements Is to
discover
any decrease in the absorption of cosmic radioemission caused
b7
the solar eclipse and to differentiate between the absorption
of
-different layers, The apparatus used in b Atl~ ,places was
identicals
The receiving antenp~,Ls consisted of six waVe"w. a-t-ora. The
maximum d4atoot4Z) "- ajitaW"'as pointed to the'zenith, and
the width
at half power was 300. The measurements were conducted for
10-12
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1023/1223
Measurements of cosmic rndloomission,..
days, before and after the eclipse. Data from the ftve days, on
which foF2 was not much different from its value on the eclipse
day, were used for further analysis. The variations of the
absorption during the eclipse are presented graphically. In
Gor'kiy at 25,14as no effect was observed within experimental
errors.
The maximum decrease of the absorption is shifted several
minutes
with respect to the maximum of the eclipse. The lag is near to
the value of relaxation time in the D-layer. In Yevpatorlya a
second, smaller maximum, lagging by approximately 30 min, was
observed, This maximum is probably. connected with changes in
the
absorption in the F-la'yer, where the relaxation time is much
longer than in the.D-layere The ratio of the maximum changes of
the absorption in Gorfkfty. and In Evpatoriya is approximately
equal
to the ratio of the Solar zenith an6les cosines. The main
reason
for the changes In the atsorption are changes In the electron
density In the D-layer. There are 2 figures and 1 table,
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1023/1223
Measurements of cosmie r8dioelnisajons.0
ASSOCIATION: Gorlkovskly gosudarstv enn universitet,
Radiofizicheski,y Institutyy(Gor"Aiy State
Univorsity, Rndiophysloal Institute)
SUBMITTIM: Octobeil 25, 1961
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BELIKOVICHP V.V.; KUNILOV, MS.
Method for the quadratic transformation of signal amplitudes.
Prib. i tekh. eksp, 9 no.1:115-116 Ja-F 164. (WRA 17:4)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy radiofizicheskiy institut
GorIkovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.

ARTEMIYEVA, G.M.;,=kW
BENEDIMOV, Ye.A.; YERUY-HIMM, L.M.;
ITKIIIA9 M.A.; K(SOBKOV, Yuj4.
Results of observatAons of intensity fluctuations of discrete
sources at low frequencies. Geomag. i aer. 3 110-5:935--840 S-
o 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Radiofizichaskiy institut pri Gortkovskom gosudai-stvenncm
universitete.

ACCESSION NR: AP4043258 -S/0203/64/004/004/0788/0791.
AUTHOR: Bel IkovIchL_V.- V-j Itkinas M. As. Rody*gint Le Vo
TITLE: Determination of the electron concentration profile In the
lower Ionosphere
I from the frequency variation of absorption
SOURCE: Geomagnetizm i aeronomlya, v. 4, no. 4, )964, 788-791
TOPIC rAGS: aeronomy, Ionosphere, lonosp*heric electron
concentration,* Ionospheric
absorption, radio wave absorption, radiophysics, radloastronomy
ABSTRACT; Interest recently has-Mcreased In the method of
determining the-N(h)
profile In the .];: er Ionosphere from measurements of radio wave
absorption at a
number of frequencies. This method Is based on the solution of an
integral, equatior
,.,of the following form rle-latrive to N(h);
N(A)V(k) 4x
r(*)=z4,S,,,(,)+ dh (ZA-=),
!-where is the Integral absorption of radio waves of the frequency
to In the
ionosphere to the height ho;.N(h) Is the ele4ir6n concentration at
height h; v(h) Is
~Hha effective frequency of.alectron collision's at height h; and
A.Is a numerical.'
or

ACCESSION NR: AP043258

[factor. The solution of equation (1) ha*s been obtained by other
authors in the
1form of a polynomial of'h, which does not correspond fully to real
electron concen-;;~
tration profiles. The authors of this.article have inversed
equation (1) that is,
a general formula has been derived for finding the N(h) profile
from the
curve. A precise solution lsobtatned by U5e'of a formula derived in
the text,
but an approximate formula, more convenient to use, Is derived for
practical pur-
poses. Two examples of the use of this formu4a are given. :It Is
noted that deter-',
mination of the electron concentration In thel~region of hei�hts
40-80 Ion requires ,
absorption measurements in a very broad frequency range. Such
measurements cannot*!
be made by only a single method; It is desirable to make the
measurements by both
radioastronomical and pulse sounding metbods.. The
radioastronomical method can be
Osed for measurements at frequencies of > 5 Mc/s, corresponding to
heights of 65
km an.d below. Considerable ionization at these heights arises *at
the time of strong
absorption'.At
1jlson05pher1c disturbances. it can be determined from data on a
ifrequendies below 5 14c/s absorption can be measured by the pulse
soundingmothodo j,
"The authors wish to thank Ye. A. Benedlktov and N. A. Mityako4 for
criticism and,.
iuseful commentsell Orig. art* has; 13 formulast.2 figures and I
tables
ASSOCIATION: Radlofizicheskly In'stitut pri Gorlkovskom
ondarstyennam universj.-i..'
Itete (Radlophysics.Institute at Gorlkly State-UnIversit
6.d

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AtM1OR:,,Bejikoyjch.*V. V.; Benedlktory. Ye. A.
.0RG-,,-- &Uantiflc - seargh Inat W: Rsdl.Q MWE11 CR At GQd1X
(Nauchng-iooledovatel'okiy radidfiticheskiy, inotitut ori
Gorlkovokom-universitate)
lit
ffli the he.i.-
TITLE: Additional absorption of' o emis i ttA dai t
ionospheric disturbance of 18 April 1965
~60URCE t I'M: Radiofizik 1966 399-hoo
~t~v. 96 nd,
TOPIC TAGa: ~radio wave absorption, ionospheric r'
0
adio wave, cosmic,.radiation, on
spheric absorption..
P
ABSTRACT: relimiAafy'- findings., on the polar4ype anomalous
absorption recorded-at
a -
the Zini6nki:'station on 18 April 1965
-are reported. Measurements of cosmic. emissio
f0
intensity:ver.e made at -24.6, 13-91 8.9, and 8.5 Hc Antenna radiation
patterns r
-the fre Iquencies of, 24.6 and 13.0 Mc were 250 x 180: at the
half-pover .points. :, For
a
Q-5 and 8. 9 Mc , they were 25* x 35* and,50,%,80, respectively. The
anomalous at cry-
tion began at 0950*hours Moscow tirae and lasted till 1000 hours. The
intensity 0f-
.777
tbe.anomalous absorption reacheo 1.5-2 db at 8.5 and 8.9 Me; at 13 Mc
it 'was tV0
or three times less. At 25.0 Me. absorption 1ntensity was about 0.2
db. Within the
limits of measurement error, thed'b,~ialuev are'in accordance with the
law of the
v6rse dependence of abtiorption.on the squareof the
operating.frequency. It is
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:Pointed'o'ut in conclusion-that the
occurrence~of polar

.type absorption n the'M'iddle"
F~ is vezy 'rare,
--..The author Is ~
grateful toA

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agaietanca in processing the data

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AUTHOR:. Belikovich, V. V.; Benediktov, Ye. A.; Tolmacheva, A. V.
ORG; Institute of Radio Physics, Gorlkfy State University
(Radiofizicheakiy institut pri
Gor1kovskom gosudarstvennom. universitete)
TITLE: A possible ini~erpretation of the- frequency dependence of
anomalous absorption of
cosmic radiation
SOURCE: Geomagnetizm. I aeronomiya, v. 6, no. 3,1966, 600-602
TOPIC TAGS: cosmic radiation, radio wave absorption, magnetic
storm, ionospheric
absorption
ABSTRACT: The authors have proposed their own explanation, based
on a nonuniform or
heterogeneous Ionization regio in the horizontalylane, of the
test results for the anomalous
absorption of cosmic radiation in the ionospher&on several fixed
frequencies observed during
three world-wide magnetic disturbances, cited in a previous paper
(Ye. A. Benediktov, Yu.
S. Korobkov, A. V. Tolmacheva. Geomagn. I aeronomiya, 1965, 5,
no., 4, 698). On the as-
sumption that the radiation Is uniformly distributed over the
sicy and by substituting for the
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real radiation pattern of the antenna a certain effective pattern
described only by the solid
angle 110, formulas are obtained for the recorded level of cosmic
radiation and for the ratio
of the quantity of absorption as measured radio-astronomically to the
"true" quantity. It is
shown that the problem of determining the frequency dependence of
anomalous radio wave ab-
sorption in the Ionosphere becomes vastly more complex, unless
additional information Is
available regarding the degree of ionization homogeneity in the
horizontal direction. Using
the formula obtained, an attempt is made to define the heterogeneou t
1. a s ructure of the ioniza-
tion region through a computation of the frequency function r (w) on
the basis of data from the
three magnetic storms. The examples given show thafthe presence of a
nonuniformly struc-
tured anomalous ionization region can significantly distort
radio-astronomically derivedin-
formation regarding the altitudes at which radio waves passing
through the ionosphere are
subject to maximum absorption. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 3
formulas.
SUB CODE: 04f SUBM DATE: 280cW5/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH REF: 002
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SOURCE CODE: 'UR/0203/66/006/005/0940/0942
AUTHOR; Belikovich, V. V,; Denediktov, Ye, A.
ORG: Radiophysical Institute of Gor'kT State University
(RadiojFii'iche-j
skiy institut pri Gor'kovskom gosudarstvannom universitete)
TITLE: Frequency dependence of additional absorption of cosmic
radio
waves during sudden ionospheric disturbances
SOURCE: Geomagnetizm i aeronomiya,'v.' 6, no. 5, 1966, 940-942
TOPIC TAGS: ionospheric disturbance , ionospheric propagation,
ABSTRACT: Absorption of cosmic radiation in the ionosphere during
magnetic storms at frequencies of 5.7., 8.7p 13.2, 18.6, and 25 Me
has
been studied in previous papers. This paper describes an additional
study of absorption at the above frequencies during sudden
ionospheric
disturbances. Absorption was measured in sets of two frequencies
during 1959-1960 25 Me and 18.6 He and on all five frequencies in
1963
near Gor'ky. The antennas used had similar directivity
characteristics
(25* x 35* at half power points) with a maximum at the zeni4h,
except
in 1963, when antenna aperture areas for 13.2 and 25 Me were
doubled.
The measuring'equipment consisted of P-250 high-frequency
amplifiers
and output and recording circuits. Output circuits noise-limited
and.
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used square-law detection of the signals which was then
recorded by
EPP-09 automatic tape recorders at speeds of 240 and '120
mm/hr. Hourly
calibration of the measuring equipment was made using a noise
generator.
Absorpitons for the two received frequencies were plotted
(absorption
of higher frequency as abscissa and that of the lower as
ordinate) on
the same graph as the calculated value. A comparison of the
expert-
mental curves with the calculated ones indicates that no
additional
absorption occurs at altitudes of 50-60 km and below during
sudden
atmospheric disturbances. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 1
formula.
SUB CODE: 04, 20/ SUBM DATE: 17May65/ ORIG REP: 007/ OTH REY:
002
Card 2 / 2

/0
L 6529 5WT(d)1WWT(l)1FS(,r)-31F334 TT/AST/GW
ACCWSIO11 JIM - A?5=35 MVb293/63/0O3/=wft1"6a
629.195.2s622.39
ALITROIMt Getmanteev. G. -Talaahnikoy- N-Ivt ld=~Vt
ftwWm-la~A.11
A. 73- IF 5 F 3
if W
TITIEs The results of an experiment on radio commication
via *Echo 20 and the
moon it a frequency of 162.4 megacycles betueen Uw
observatories of Jodroll Bank.
and Zimenki
SOURCEt Nosmichaski" iseledovaniya, ve 3, no. 4, 1965,
618-Q9
TOPIC TAGSs moon, satellite d1o telescope, radio
tranambeloal,
satellite tracking, scientific research coo Lon / Jodrell
Bank radio tele-
scope, Zimerki observatory radio telescope, BESH 2
electronic computer
ABSTRACTs During Fobruary4brob 1964 the Academy of Sciences
of the US, RABA
of the USA9 and the Genewl, Post Office Departmant of Groat
Britain oanduated an
experiment to establish one-way radio cossamication at
162.4 megacycles via the
peadive satellite w1cho-20 and the moon. Zaho-2 was used
for 34 oommunloatsom
;w.d'

L 65295-65
ACCESSION URt 05021255
tests or lo-15 minutes (the time ititerval permitted by
Echols orbit), and ~Uw
moon was used for 15 teat runs between the Echo testa.
The transmitting equip-
ment at Jodrell Bank and the receiving unit of the
Zimenki Observatory are de-
scribed in detail. Echo orbit information furnished by
HASA, visual obeervatiaim,
and radio tracking data,from fixed stations were fed to a
BES11-2 electronic cal-
pulator which prov4ded programmed tracking control. The
received signal exhibited
strong fluctuations separable into two pariodai 1) a 1-2
minute fluctVation as-
sooiated with Echo-2 distortion from a sphere and with
tracking errors; 2) a 3-10
second period associated with small surface
irregularities. The rapid fluctua-
tions varied with each test, Voice signals, slowed by a
factor of 8, were barely
intelligible. Telegraph, toletype, and photofacsimile
transmission, in general,
were unaetiefactor
qp but in poriode of high signal-to-noise ratios
intsUigible
moosages wore received. The moon transmissions were not
an clear but did furnish
scientific iiLformation. Unexpected transmission looses
included 3-5 db for po2al-
isation losses and 1-2 db for unknown causes. The
international cooporatIM was
excellent, with the Soviet submitting a complete report.
r0frers for twither oo-
operation be" been extoodod. Orig. art. hast 3 tables# 7
figuzw, od 4 foz-
mulas.
ASSOCIATIONS none
SUBHrMDs Mpr65 RMLs 00 SM OOM A&, 30
RO M7 sat 000 t 002

MZjW.VSKrj1 M.A.
Reciprocating motor for medical apparatus. Trudy VNIMO no.3t
182-191 163 (MIRL 18 t2)
i-M

BELILO aLL-dI&I GALIPERIN, Yu.Sho; SOMS, M.K.
Analysis of activating devices used in biologically controllcd
artificial respiration. Nov. med. tekh. no.3:125-133 165.
(MIRA 1911)

-BE.LIKMM, Ys,s.~ .'gornyy in2h.; DOLOIYP N.N,,, gornyyinzhq
KOSTIN,, GIP...-
gornjF-inzfi.; PARFM~Ko., Ye.P.,, gornyy inzh.; KHORIKOV., gornyy
iWI,
Multichannal'induntrial television on a qage hoist. Gor. shur. no,3:
61-63 Mr. 162. f (MM 3-5:7)
1. Nauchno-isslddovateltski~'goimorudnyy institut, Krivoy Rog.
(Industrial television) (Mine hoisting)

ACC.NRt KP-6018717 -!"Rog-cmrl- UFVUIW6WOOC/6W0-0W6=.
AMIORt
Potorooba,
ORGi none
TITLE: Device for automatic control of the movement of information
carrying tapoik
on an "Ural-211 digital electronic computer
SOURCE: Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonomichookoy informatsil, no. I#v 1966,
38-40
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, campukt=l electronic computer,
-eamputa=veab=F
magnetic tapep automatic control# automatic control design, control
circuit,, computo
storage device
ABSTRACT.- This derrice was developed at the computer center of the
Scientific
Research Institute of Mining (Nauchno-issledovateltakiy gornorudnyy
institut). it
can tie used on ETsVH ~'W~-211 computers as well as on other
computers utilizing
perforated tapes as information carriers. Its circuit is quite
oimplep it has no
movable electromechanical contacts,, and it operates efficiently at
considerable
fluctuations in feed voltage. The, principle of its operation is
based on the fact
that continuous reading of the perforations is the source of
information on the tape
movement. This discrete information is converted to a control eignal
vhich Aaps the
ard 2 uDe 681.142.62

ACC NRs PI)6018717
tape-winding mechanism at tape break. The device controls the
operation of the tape-
winding mechanisms, At sends the signal for switching on the
tape-winding!bechanlas
as well as for switching off after tape breaks or completion of
information trans-
scriptions. Application of this device drastically reduced the
idleness of computers
resulting from information failure during tape breaksp and
improved the operating
conditions of the computers. The principal circuit of the device
and a detai1ed
descrijAion of its operation ani included in this article. Orig.
art. bast 1 figufto
SUB CODEs 09/ SWM DAM none
L Card 212

BELILOVSKAYA, K. I., kand, tekhn. nauk; NAIMNKO,
V, S.., inzh,
Comprehensive mechanizationof the operations ifi
laying
streatear tracks and making major repairs on
theme Novo
tekh, zhil,-kom.khoz.:Gor.dor.-most.khoz. i
transp, no. 2:
64-7-9 163. (MIRA 17:5)

BELILOVSKn , M. A.
- ---------
New method for obtaining several ranges in mea2uring elcetric
current.
Izm.tekh. no.12:40-41 D 61. (MMIA 15:1)
(Electric measurements)

BELILOVSKIY, Ya6Ye.; MOTORKINA, Ye.G.
F.efractometric method of determination of' Lhe
alcohol concentration
in pharmaceutical preparations. Art. de-o, 11
no.5:64,66 S-0 '62.
(MM 17:5)
J.. Bryanskaya kontrollno.-analiticheskava labcratorv
.a.

BELILOVEMY, la.Ye.
".'' -
143murimetric, titn-ktion in pharmae., intenLail
ccntrol. Apt.
delo 12 noo2374-75 ~~-Ap 163. (MIRA 17:7)
:1. Kontrollno-analitic-heakaya labcrat-.riya
Bryaniskogo apteeb-
:aogo upravloni7ac

FpjcT-. -BB/GG

BELILOVSUY,, Yefim Solomorovichs- DOGUSLAVSKIY, Eduard Ye3izarevich;
Mark Semenovich; VOW711,, Aleksey Pavlovich; WIN,
Izyaslav Kopelovich, SELEXTOR,Spartak Mikhavlovich; CHUB,
N'asiliy Fedooeyevioh; 701KOVOY., Grigorly Tilchonovich;DMITR31EVO
A..P.$otv. red.; KOVAL', I.V.j red.izd-va; MAKSIMOVA,V.V.,tekhnn.red.
improvement of underground mining methods and equipment in the
Frivoy Rog Basin] Sovershenstvovanie tekbniki i tekhnologii pod-
zemnoi dobychi rudy V" Krivorozhakom baseeine. [By] E.S.Belilov-
skii i dr. Moskva,, Gos.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo~]Litry po gornom
aelu., 1961. 08 P. (MIRA 15:3)
(Krivay Ro Basin-Iron mines and mining)
fAutomatic control)

33216
s/l41/61/oo4/oo6/ool/ol7
p2z E032/Ell4
7 61 r , // A 9/ // ~ t).
AUTHORS: -Belikovich, V.V., Benediktov, Ye.A., and
YerukEli'mov.
TITLE: Results of observations of the discrete source
Cygnus-A at large zenith angles
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy,
Radiofizika, v.4, no.6, 1961, 993-1003
TEXT: This paper was first read at a conference of
MV i SSO SSSR on radioelectronics at Khar'kov in 1960.
The authors report results of measurements of the relative
intensity of the radio emission due to the Cyg-A source on
29.7 Mc/sec which were carried out at Gorlkiy in 1959-1960. The
results correspond to zenith angles of the order of 800. The
interferometer employed had a base'length of 20%, and a
beamwidth
at half power points was 110 and 130 in the horizontal and
vertical planes respectively. Signals from the rhombic antennas
were passed through a pre-amplifier and separate mixers with a
common heterodyne*operating on a frequency of 6.5 Me/sec. one
of the heterodyne channels contained an electronic phase
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33216
Results of observations of the ... s/141/61/004/006/001/017
E032/E114
reversing switch (operating at 29 cps). The mixers were
followed
by an i.f. amplifier with a passband of 10 Kc/sec, a
square law
detector and a heterodyne filter linked with the phase
reversing
switch. rhe signals were recorded by a pen recorder with a
time
constant of 3 sec and a chart speed of 720 mm/r. Fig.3
shows
the results obtained during the entire period of
observations.
Arrows indicate those cases where the radio rise of the
source
was noted during the observations. The arrows pointing in
the
downward direction represent radio setting of the source.
It is
clear from Fig.3 that there is a very considerable spread
in the
intensity of the source. Analysis of these results has
shown that
the reduction in the signal level during magnetically
quiet days
was due to the usual absorption mechanism involving
electron-ion
and electron-molecule collisions. The reduction in the
intensity
is well correlated with the degree.of magnetic disturbance,
particularly at night during winter months. During this
period
considerable phase distortions were also observed. The
variation
in the intensity is closely related to the scattering of
radio
waves by electron density irregularities in the upper
layers of
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17

33216
Results oT observations of the S/141161/00-41906/ool/017
E032/E114'
the ionosphere. It is suggested that the explanation of the
anomalous effects during magnetoactive days should be'sought in
the interaction between corpuscular streams and the ionosphere
near and above the F-layer maximum.
Acknowledgments are exi-essed to G.G. Getmantsev for interest
and assistance.
There ake-8 figures, 3 tables and 5 references: 3 Soviet-bloc
and 2 non.-Soviet-bloc. The English language reference reads an
followas Ref.-l: H.I.A. (':iivers% I.S. Greenhow.
Js Atm. Terr. 1~i,Ys-, V-17, 1, 1959.
ASSOCIATION: Naucfino-issledovatellskiy radiofizicheskiy institut
pri Gor1kovskom universitete
(Scientific Reaearch Radiophysica Institute at
Gor1kiy University)
SUBMITTED:i March 8, 1961
Card .3/0

, A. S., PTDF
USSR/Petrolawn - Ana~ysis
Jan 1947
nConditions Governing the Production of Sulfurous Compounds and
SulfVr in Petroleum,"
Ya. F. Rubakova, Prof A. S. Belikovskiy
"Neftyanoye Khoz~2ystvoll Vol 25, No 6
Tables showing the sul.furing of unstaurated bydrocarbons
(polymers) by hydrogen sulfide gas
and the sulfuring of methane hydrocarbons by H2S. Tables showing
the sulfuring of banzol
by H2S and the sulfuring of isooetane by H2S in the presence of
Tavtimonovsk clay.
PA, 9 T86

SOSYANTSp Vasiliy Georgiyevichl Prl-=~AYA, Keenin4saifoanai
w
NAUMMO, Valentin Sergeyevich; FRUKMMV, Aleiroancir
Nikolayevich; LUCHAT, G.A.,, red.;-RLCREVSKATA, M.I.,
red.izd-va;'SALAZKOVg-ILP.# takhm, red.
(Over-all mechanization of labor..consuming processes in
the construotiop and overhauling of streetcar tracks] Kom-
plakenaia mekhaiizataiia trudoemkikh protsessoy pri
stroitellet" i kapitallnom remonte tramvainykb putei. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo M-va kom=n.khoz.RS?SR, 1963. 78 p.
(MIRA 16:8)
(street rail!ways--Track)

j~ BZLIIDVS.KIY, Ye.S., inzh.
Salevision set on rolling mills. Stall 20 no.9:834-835
S 160.
(MIRA 1319)
1. Nauchno-iseledovateliskiy gornorudnyy inatitut.
(Rolling vills) (Industrial television)

EELIMAp A.S. (Belima, O.S.] (KiYev)
Probability criterion of the evaluation of the error of
quantization
in respect to time for discrete adaptive information gathering
and
processing systems. Avtomatyka 7 no.5:14~26 162. (MRA 15,11)
(Information theory) (Automatic control)
(Electronic calculating machines)

B&LIKA A &
.-[Belima, O.S. ] (Kiyev)
Rule for the back conversion of codes and its application
to the
ccmtruction of digital code converting systems. Avtomatyka
7
nci,3;72-80 162P (HIM .15; 6)
(Information theory)
11

BELIMAI A.S. [Belima., O.S.) (Kiyev)
Some problems concerning the analysis and synthesis of
centralized
control q9tems for detecting deviations beyond P~tmitted limits.
Avtomatyl& no.5:6c~-72 161. (IMA 14: 10)
(Automatic control)

BELIMA., A.S. [BeliM.. 0.S.]
Economical electronic cmmtator with a large nmber of witch pointes
Av-toma:t-Yka no. 501-55 160, (MIRA 3-4:4)
1. Institut avtomatiki Goisplana USSR,
(Commtation (Electricity)) (Electric switehgear)

BELTNA A 5 - SAMOYLOV, V#D*
Computer for converting analog binary code to a
parallel
binary-decimal code. Avtom. i prib. no.2:37-39
Ap-Je 163.
(MIRA 18:8)
1. Institut avtomatiki Gosplaw UrSSR.

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PSIRIODICAL:
S/102/62/000/003/004/005
D234/D308
BelimA, U.,';. (Kiyev)
The rule of bacleward code conversion and itg use in
des*igning digital code converters
Avtomatylea, no. 3, 1962, 72-80
TZ;,'.T: The author offers the follox-ring rule: If there is
a direct converter of the set of codes A into a set of codes B.
then
for converting a given code b - 3 into a - A it is sufficient to
feed codes belonging to A into the direct converter until the
code
obtained at the output.of the latter coincides i-iith b. ix
general
diagram of a converter is constructed on the basis of this rule
and
one oC- the possible programs of conversion is given. Examples
of
the application of the rule in design of converters of binary
codes
into decimal codes etc. are given. The disadvantage of this
method
of conversion is that more elenents are required in some cases
for
each digit; its advantage is the possibility of direct and back-
Card 1/2

The rule of bacl,;xqard code ...
S/102/62/000/003/004/005
D234/1)308
ward conversion by the same device. There are 6 figures and 1
04-1-0,
0
table. e
SUBI,,,ITTED:
January 15, 1962
Card 2/2

HU.Mtj N. I. v Cand -Av Sei - (diss) NEffect of fertilizers
upon
the y1eld and quality of potatoes using the check row
method of
plant:Lng.w Kiev, 1958, 16 pp, (Min of Agriculture$ UkSSR),j
Ukrainian Acad Agr Soi., Ukrainian Sci-Rese. Inat of
ftaiology of
Plante), 3,50 copies .(KL, 41-58, 121)

S/102/60/000/005/004/008
0 D251/D305
THU Belimat 0. S.
------------
TITLE: Economic electronic commutator with a large number of
switching points
PERIODICAL: Avtomatyka, no. 5, 1960, 51-55
TEXT: The author describes a multi-point commutator, suitable for
use in automatic control circuits. The block diagram is given in
~c
Fig. 2. The impulse generator IG produces impulses which are
calcu-
lated by the decadal reckonerB. The decadal reckoners have outputs
corresponding to the numbers 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 in the form of
ne..
gative or positive potentials. At a given moment the potential
pro-
ceeds only along one of the schemes of action and the output im:
pulse or potential varies with its load. The decadal reckoners and
schemes of action may be constructed of various contactless
elements.
The principles of the decadal reckoner are also shown. The decadal
reckoners operate on a binary decimal diodal matrix, to whose out-
out a suitably chosen negative potential is applied. A formula is
Card 1

S/102/60/000/005/'004/008 I--*'
Economic electronic commutator ... D251/D305 kl~,
given for the necessary number of triodes in the scheme of opera- C
tion, and a table for the number of elements required for commuta-
tors with different numbers of switching points. There are 4 ~fi-
gure3, 2 tables and 2 Soviet-bloc references.
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1960
Card 21/ 1)

CCMION XR: AP4013546
-A S/010i/64/000/001/0019/00z8,
_(Belirna, A. S.) (Kiev)
AUTHOR: Belima, 0
TITLE: Investigation of a discrete ctntralized
Information-collecting system
with cyclo-sporadic action
Avtornaty*ka, no. 1, 1964, .19-28
TOF~IC TAGS: information collection, Pinformation collecting
automatic syst am,
cyclo sporadic system, embedded Mar.kov chain
ABSTRACT: 'Aii-fiformation- collecting system with random cycle
duration is
theoretically investigated- The system, called 11cyclo-sporadic
serves a
continuously time.var4ble processes and m sporadic (Poissonle) flows
of
Jnformation. The embedded Markov chain method Is used in the
investigation
,.,rormulas are developed that present the fundamental
characteristics of the
ova.
systeme Orig. art. hasi 2 figures and 3D fomulas.
1:,A4SOCL4,TION: none
115VAMITTED: ICIDec6Z DAtEACO: 141rob64 ENCL:, 00
SUB CODE: CGVIE -'NO REF SOV: 010 OTHER:. 002
lCardo -------

BELIMGOTOV, B.Kh. (poselok Terek, 4abardino Balkarskoy
ASSR, u1. Pushkina, 122)
4-~
Torsion of the greater omentum. Vest. khlr. 92 no,5:78 My
164.
(MIRA 18. 1)
1. Iz Terskoy rayonnoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach - V.A.
Yaroshok)
Kabardino-Balkarskoy ASSR.

La242-66.
ACC NR SOURCE CODE: UR/OlO5/66/OW/Odf/6od5/bOd5_
AF6017707
AUTHOR: Belimov.- A&G. IWLte.YMan6 F. M.; Kapor K. N.;,Kashka'rovs Go Edj
Kovalfc=, Po A.; V1 Go 0#1 Strelkovaidy, _So A ChernozubovP;
none
TITIE: Profes'sor,A. K. Darmanchev (on his 70th birthday)
:SOURCE:. Elektrichestvoj, no. 1o,1966,.85
TOPIC TAGS: electric engineering personnel.:academic personnel, electric
power- plant
electric motor
-ABSTRACT:' Aleksey.Konstantinovich Darmanchev graduated from the
electromechanical
:faculty of the..LeninZrptd. Polytechnical -Institute in 1925. He
developed new rules
for the connection of as -investigated the
yn4hronous mo ors to power supplies and
loading conditions of power stations and systems between then and 1931.
From
193 5-1946 he was the head dispatcher of*Lenenergo. He was the'chief of
the Moscow.
Combined Dispatcher Administration of Central.Power S He hai a166' 77
ysteme in 1946`7
1 -e a r, FiA i &A - ~ Vi id '-a hi-d " I 'a "' t I iee- - a'u' to f * a
nauthoritdiv6~"~
ve
'[JFRSI--
'book.on operative control:of power.systemso::: Orig. art. hact 1 figure.
SUB CODE:: 16"/ SUBM DATE: none
114-
Card UDC:~ 621

jdd'-I, 3.
Technique of hiph-frequency apparatus and domestic industry.
p. 170.
(EM'MO)PRIVILMA, Vol. 7, no. 4, July/Aug. 1954, 3eorrad,
Yugoslavia)
SO: K;)nthly list of East European Accessions, LC, Vol. 14,
no. 1
Jan. 1955, U~cl-

L -4o919-66 EWP(e)/EWT(m)/EIYP(t)/F.TI/EWP(k) '' IJP(c) JD/JG
FACC NR, AP6020738 SOURCE CODE: UR/0136/66 000/006/0065/0067
AUTHOR: Kolchin, 0. Chuveleva, N. Sumarokova, N. V.; Fillpenko,
V. V.;
Men'shchikov,__ A - 1~a~!~ev My, V. S.; Belimov, N. I.;
Abramovich, E. B.
ORG: none
TITLE: Manufacture of powdered n1oblum, and. its alloys by
hydrogenating compacted metals
and alloys
SOURCE: Tsvetnyye metally, no. 6, 1966, 65-67
TOPIC TAGS: metal powder, powder metal production, n1obium,
powder. metallurgy,
hydrogenation, niablum, alloy
ABSTRACT: The report presents a method for manufacturing kt9-11
-purity powders by hydro-
gonating nioblum. or its alloys at lower temperatures (360 to
400C) and lesser excess hydrogen~
pressures (up to 0.7 atm) than those commonly required. The
process Is even faster at the
reduced temperature levels. Hydrogenation and milling techniques
are given In detail for
source materials derived by electron beam smelting or carbide
heaWng processes. For the
latter, direct yield of dehydrogenated powder was 91.4%,, total
yield 98.3%, unaccountable loss-'
es 1.1%. The impurity content in n1obium powders obtained from
different compacted metals Is
Card 1/3 UDC: 669.293-492.2

NRs AP6020738 ell
given in Table 1.
Table 1. Impurity conten.t (% by man) in niobium powders obtained
from different

compacted metals.

initial material

Powder (-0. 147 rnm)

0
C
N
0
C

Reduced Metal

0.04
0.27
0.15
0.011
0.24

Oros
0.27

O-Oa

0.05

...0,05
0.20
0-09
0.05

0.11

0.05
0.20
0.10
0.0.3

0,14.
0.23
0.07
0.06

0.0-1
0-13
0,06
0.09

0.07
0.24
0.05
0.05
0.32

.,..-.0-05 --1
0.20
0.07
'0.04
.0.30

-A .0.05 1
0-15
0-06
0.05
-

Ends of
rods
of a sinter

ed Metal*

0.05

0.12
0.08
0.16
0.15-

0.04 '
0.45
0.20
0.02
0.46
0.26

0.05
0.25
0.12
0.05
-
0.11

0.04
0.27
0.08.
0.05
0.30
0.11

-

-

-

0.05

0.35
0 06.

-0.05
-

0.06
0.40
0.20

'*The sintered rods contain a
ai-o
oisq

.
,
0.02%Nl. 0.02%0: