SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT I.I. DAYKHES - M.I. DAYON

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Delomfulln of ammortallic Indatilone In oWr and
Clur"Muft-COPW 81"le. 1. 1. liallilirs. Uff-liturg 1938,
No. 12. Ifil; Whiop. Rrfeec Xh4FA9Xi. No. #I. fil.-The
Vitrounian last. of Pdrialst devchnw-1 chens. 0414111'stis fut
the dein. of "W"Uttallic inchislom in 111V "DW, Cu slml,s -00
eg ,C41. 12 -0.13, Cu 0.414 0.7 A%) and % In. -DS" Cr _Cu futvl%
10 0 8, Theturt4otl
-4 rivelrolylk- substilutiors tauln. of the sansple in a
orntral )fail, falla.) and the Cl met" tactioll 44 Cl oil
114. .41111,10 we#, UW41. A otollilluilitin
uctisixt least developed twered on the irratinrut of lilt- t-liv. ago
:
trolytir residur of HgO, in the presence of Otrie arid.
The surthad was verified on C. Cu and Cr-Cu %lml-.
The orlso. of the slog residue front the carbides ruakr% i(
pow0sle to doessinpoor, the carbides of Fe with-out I(A*t-4 n1
tfse littir-st ble ivejusams. The sellfite ineluuitm%. nuts. ago
l"Cloollie h9sionis in the C and some alloyed stmis -Cu, goo
Cr-Cu with a content of Cr up to 0.4%, etc.) ran be Ill-
vestigated more, tally and complettly by this mcillod
00 than by other known methods. A dirvirt iumtruern of the
00,16 ~00.0!.
steel with a 11SCIs win. nuokes possible a fastvT detts. uf X*
00 the nonmetallic inchnions than thv combination anotte- ::00
00 sublimate method. The sublituate method is suitable only F 1 x**
go 1 slog
for steelil Cotag. little S and P. A tattle is given -.1 th~
properties and sommirrrom of the nonmetallic inclusionk
60 -I in steel.. W. k. lienn
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rP=*sj iZ the Mes of Bessemer rail steel.
M 1i I khxiki 1938. No. 24. 11-12.-
sterl conti. C 0.43-0.43. Mn 0.75-0.95.
S O.G".059 and P 0,(rO-D.(M% was subjected to Lkrti-
ficial aging and the mccb. propcrtiesweirdetd. Themcch.
shown by rupture tests wrre not affmit4l see
Dot bly. 7U impact toughness was found to dVPcud
Zoe
or and duration of tempering. 11. Z. K.
H. R. Chambers. Coot. Metals AM. Inds. zo 0
2. 270-30939).-All tool stech are classified into 12
groups with these anwMed according to the combination
of wear resistance and toughness, together with the condi-
tions which the are required to meet. The inopertic3 of
the steels in = group are indicated graplik%fly for tough-
Dess, wear resistance at room temp.. wear reAntance at
reclArduess and movement in hardeninx. W. It. H. zoo
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DLMMS. 1. 1.
An efficient method. Nauka I zhisn' 23 no.5:48 156.
(Metals--HviLt treatment)
(Kim q: 8)

-DAYMM, I. I.
Shoot piling used In hydraulic structures. Naulm t shimnt 23
no.?:51 Jl 056. (MLILA 9 -9)
(Steel, Structural) (Sheet piling)

DATEM, I. I.
Self-fluxing agglomerate. Nauka i shiss' 23 29-9:50 '56. OaaA 9:io)
(cmelting)

DAYEM, I. I.
Vacuw, metallurgy. Nauka t zhizn' 24 no.3153 Mr '57.
(metallurgy) (vacuum) OSRA 10:5)

DAYKHES, M.A., inzh.
1 1: - - - 1. - . . ~ e. - - - - -
Method of mounting the main engines with little deformation of the
foundation frame and the crankshaft. Sudostroenie 29 no.lls43-4.8
N 163. (KRA 1602)

DAYMESp.Maksim TiMOfOYSTich
[Why healthy children lose their appetites] Pochezu zdorovye
deti mogut poteriat' appetit] Koskys, Uchpedgiz, 1957- 39 P-
(MIRA 13:7)
(Appetite)

j..N.R44m Timof orevi dotlent I GHERXABOV A, V., red.; LOEMTTT,
[ProphylazIs and treatment of disturbances of the appetite In
children] Profilahlka I Isehents ranstroletv appetite u detel.
Kiev, Gos.med.lsd-vo UNI, 1957. 69 p. (MIRA 11:1)
(AP~W 10)

, X.T., doteent
Airther, increasing the offectiveneos of the work of conoetants
in pediatirc diviaicuo of a polyclinical departments Pediatrila
39 no.lk22-23 161. (KIM 1.4tl)
(pMATRICS) (HOMTAI&-MTPATIENT SERVICE)

--; DAYKIJIN, M.Ya.; MAKATUX, V.N.; SILIN, V.A.; MODLIN, A.G.
New method for the control of the Impurity of spinnerets.
Khim. volok. no.208-59 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Mogilevskly zavod Im. Kuybysheva.

1)/,YK'fl]'Np M~Ya~; ~;11411, V.A.; KIADNITSIKAYA, L.P.
bovice for simpli-fied quality control of viscose. Khim. volok.
no.5s69-70 165. (MILRA 18:10)
1. ~bgllevekiy tavod iskusstvennogo volokna.

,aso7ranhic ",4,11,1 Of 4-~
of 1%'J.dn~,- lessAs arid, Viuiv JIL~od
-or ~n "all 7ried -ci, ~,'entral I.,i:;t ;'or !,c:
of --,C)3k-va Aon--Ot-
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DAYKHOVSKIYp B.Ya.,,, kandind.nauk
Revults of the introduction of minor mpchanization in the
therapeutic d"rtment. Med.sestra 21:no.lOs5O-52 0 162.
(MM 16t4)
1. Il Moskovskoy gorodskoy kliniohepk~jr ordena Lenina bollnitsy
imeni B.F.Botkinao
(HOSPITALS-FWITURE, EQUIMWMp ETC.)

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e al Tho Mod allowprift dko M himmift -4 111 pw---
Va. lJodgArsteu.M. 1. VdLskt
Misalobelams ZA&ow DWP 14. Nu.
3. Ai-I(IM).-COMPUI(lyr fmding team with talge
inmaprine mo butter Mid olive ad un bruliby und III
jWF,*,;W ;jib Mallic. kid Avad p0 disawdeta am fr. -00
11"ted. No W vlhvi at dz. In 'he th"Z. .00
the 3 di"s duling be 1-4 Petiod of I kv% w6%
The totail widity and the evantetil 44 Irm IM .4141
.4r, lh,! Sasirk. Juices we about equal. In the local as-
inulation cow butter 0 shollY OmPtriw to SUSS951fisw "XI gee
041 3 i, in olive oil. No d6cider of the d4vestive Mad evwua-
t h 00
90 0 itim functiaxis with worguine dirt was shown. War-
goo One ef'"ll"11"Int witi, unflowm oil ptuduawti ftworwhat 0
Chat. Illanc
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DA-YEHOVSM, Ya. I. PA 6~/49T74
WON- 49
z. 77,
~Mei~ev of L. Z. Prank-lameneteklyla, 'Motor
.-Mmrvation of'tba Stmaoh and Duodenum,'"
Prof Ya. I.,Daykhovskiy, 14 pp
"Kiin Msd"~ No3
I.J618 branob of lanervation was little studied
l'until now* Book gives results of surgical an&
X--ray treatments-and experim entat end new
sth~ds df treatipg~ul ore based on ourrent
Jji&ledge of the, vagetitive syetemi. It will

DATMOVSKIT, Ya.I., Prof. (Moskva)
Romn Allbertovich larlia; on the 15th anniversary of his death.
ras.med.zhur. 40 no.5:99-101 S-0 159. (MIM 13:7)
(Lumu, Row ALIBuTovicH, 1874-1944)

L 54o3-66 Dri(l)/EPF(n)-2/T/MM(bl~-3/EWA(h)/=(m) I-T(c) VXIAT
ACC HR: AP5027397 SOURCE CODE: UR/0181/65/007/011/3218/3226
4196 ell
ALMIOR,. Gurevich. V. L. ; jDay
ORG:. Institute of Semicon6ctorsjAN_SSSR, Leningrad (Inatitut poluproyodnikov
All SSSR)
.TITLE-- Theory of sonic emission in pLe;qtle%trjc-jemitQnductorvL--
SOURCE; Fizlka 1:verdogo tela, v. 7, no. 11, 1965, 3218-3226
TOPIC TAGS: sound, semiconductor theory, piezoelectric effect
ABSTRACT: The paper is a direct continuation of a previous article by these auth-
ors (V. L. Gurevich, B, D. Daykhtmans Zhbyr, '19, 900, 1965). A doped semiconductor
witb current carriers of a single sign assumed to be electrons is considered, or
alternatively a photoconductor with a short-h-6le lifetime, a. g. CdS. A theory Is
proposed to explain the mechanism responsible for generation of standing sound
waves of low Intensity in piezoelectric semiconductors in a steady electric field.
Orig. art. hij; 46 formulas.
SUB CPVL;: SS/ SUBM DATE: 03Nay65/ ORIG REF, 008/ OTH REF.- 006
card 111-

USSR/Pla:it Physioloay - General Probleiag.
Abs J3ur Ref Zhur - Biol, 'No 13) 1958, 81959
Author Daykin, V.P&
Inst Se. Research Institute of Agriculture, Extreme North
Title Work on Plant Physioloky in the Yakutsk ASSR
Orig Pub Byul- nauchno-tekhn. inform. N.-I. in-ta s.-kh. Krayn.
Severa, 1957, No 3, 37-39
Abstract Physiological research is devoted to the study of the
water regimen, nourishment and metabolism of local
plants. No substantial deviations in the water balance
,Df Yakutian plants were noticed, except for a certain
excess of water outflow over inflov. The soil temperatu-
re, which was 6-80, prevented the synthesis of amino
acids and hampered the utilization of N. The presence
of K in the nutrient solution brou1jit about a decrease
Card 1/2

USSR/Plant Physiology - General 1hoblems.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 18, 1953, 81959
of the number of amino acids iii roots. -- B.E.
Kravtsova
Card 2/2
1.
- 1 -

DAYLIDOMM. Ya.S. [Dailidoniene I.S.1
Apidemiology of tuberculosis among Machin-tractor station and state
farm workers in districts of Lithuania [with summary in French],
Probl.tub- 35 no'.4:7-9 157. (KIRA 10:8)
1. Is Idtovskogo respublikauskogo tubarkalesnogo dispausere (glavnyy
vrach Ya.SeDaylldonene, uaucbnyy rukovodite".1 - kandidet maditainskikh
usuk Tu.L*Qemperis) 11.
(TUBARCULOSIS, epidimiol.
in Lithuania. among rural power agriculture & state form
workers -(Rux))
(RURAL CONDITIONS
in Lithuania, tuborc. apidemiol, among power agriculture
& state farm workers (Rua))

F
"L) Y /- / C"', i. .4 .- YD-1534
USSR/Medicine - Education
Card 1/1 : Pub 102-5/14
Author : *Daylis,, I. L., Professor
Title : On teaching "Organization of Public Health Service" in medical
institutes
Periodical : Sov. zdrav., 6, 26-28, Nov-Dee 1954
Abstract : A few suggestions are offered here as to how chairs in organization of
public health service in the medical universities of the USSR can put
their subject over more effectively. It is imperative that medical
school students acquire a clear picture of organizational set up and
theoretical basis of the Soviet public health system, its development
and achievements. No doubt must exist as to superiority of Russian
scientists in every branch of medicine; reactionary theories and
practices existing in capitalist countries must be unmasked
Institution (*Head) Chair of Organization of Public Health Service, Odessa Medical
Institute
Submitted

DAYLYUDENKO, X.Ae ,
,_:, .1 "
Experience in operating an autcmatic telegraph statior aft "Liman"
route-code commutation. Vest. sviazi 23 no.10:17-19 0 163.
- (MIRA 16:12)
1. Nachallnik tsekha kodovogo avtomaticheskogo tranzita Moskovskogo
telegrafa. -

DAYN, A.
-
Hid an potentialities
15 no.11:33-36 N'54,
(Construction
for reducing construction costs. Fin.sm
(MLRA w)
industry-Costs)

DATN, A.I., kandldtLt ekonomichaskikh nauk.
Wa7s of lowering the cost of wn-minecaa building materials. Mekh.
trul.rab. 9 nq.2:2,1-25 7 1550' (MLRA 8:4)
(Suilcling materials)

MAYN, A.
Potentla,litles for reducing the cost of reinforced concrete Units and
parts. Fim.g= 16 no.11:74-77 N 155. (NISA 9:1)
(Cowrote)

SORMR, V.I., dolctor tektuil~ksbkihh nauk: DON, A.I., kandidat ekonomiclieskikh
nauk4 DOVZHIK, Y.G., inshener. v---------
Screened crushed-stozie concrete for reinforced concrete products plants.
Bet.i shel.-bet. n0-9020-323 6 156. (KLRA 9:10)
(Reinforced concrete)

DAYN, A.!., doteent
"NEGOW
Ifurther tasks in developing the nonmineral building materials
industry. Nekh.trud.rab. 10 no.5:30-32 Ny '56. MR& 9:8)
(Quarries and quarrying)

-
DAYN, A
Important means for reducing building material costs. Fin-SM 17
no.11:35-61 N '56. (NLRL 9:12)
(Building materials--Costs)

DAYN, A.
F -M
Sources for decreasing production costs of rook products. Strol
mat.3 no,2121--23 F 157, (m= 1;13)
Miarries and quarrying)

DAYNO A*, ekonomist
MMMwwMFMw~
Development of an industrial base for construction in the Irkutsk
Neonomic Region. Strol.met. 3 no.11:22-23 N 157. (MIRA lOil2)
(Irkutsk loonomic legion--Building materials industry)

DAYN, A.I., insh.; BOISOV-MMIN, M.P., inzh.
........
Improve the production of rock, sand, and gravel used for
building materials. Mekh.trud.rab. 11 no.8:30-33 Ag 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Building materials)

BORISM-MCBRIN, M.; !~ ~,~
Internal potentialities in
SSSR 20 no.4:37-42 Ap
(Building
the nonmetallic mineral Industry. Fin.
'59. (KIRA 12t6)
materials industry-Finance)

DAYN, A.I., dotsent; KACHFROVA, B.A., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
---BMTINA, N.B., Btarshiy inzh.; LOGINOV, P.F., inzh.
Ways to lower the net cost of stone, crushed stone, gravel, and
sand for construction. Sbor. trud. NIIZHelezobetona no.3:147-358
16o. (MIRA 15:2)
(Building stones) (Stone, Crushed) (Sand and gravel industry)

.DAYN, A.I.p kand.ekon.nauk
-Potentials of enterprises of the Main Administration of the
Building Mterials Industry under'the Executive Committee of
the Mospq'w City Soviet of Working People's Deputies producing
rock,,Oand and gravel for the construction'industry. Sbor. trud.
NITZHelezobetona no.7s178-184 162. (NMA 16sl)
(Crushed stone industry) (Sand and gravel industry)

IDAIN, I.I., kwid. tekhn. nai*
- ",-!
Wastes of rook products am a powerful source for increasing
the production of aggregates. Stroi. mat. 9 no.lOsIO-n
0 163. (MMA 16: n)

DAYN, A.I., inzhener
Mcb 1e enterprises for rock products industry. Strol. mat. 10
no.10:23-24 0 164. (MIRA 18:2)

DAYN, B. ya.
sde DAIN, B. Ya.

15(2')
AUTHORS: Matveyev, M. A.g Dayn, E. Ps SOV/72-59-11-4/13
TITLE: The Effect of Powdered Refractory Charge Components Upon the
Melting Temperature and Quality of Glass With a High Zircon~=
Content
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramika, 1959, Nr 11, pp 8-12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The papers by I. D. Tykachinskiy, M. B. Romanovskiy, M. A. Matveyev,
1. S. Koyfman, L. A. Grechanik, P. P. Budnikov, I. I. Nekrich
(Footnote 1) were devoted to the investigation of soda-, soda-
sulphate-, and borosilicate glasses. The present paper discusses
the influence of dispersity of refractory stratum componentz, as
well as entire charges upon the melting temperature and quality
of the glass To-189 which has the following composition:
62-5-it Si02; 18'/~- Zr02; 12~ 11a20 j 2-5~6 K20; 5~- Cao . 0. K. Botvinkin,
G. Ya. Iof f e, L. B. Kroll , V. V. Tarasov, K. T. Bondarev (Footnote 2)
report on its high chemical and thermal stability. The high
refractory-oxide content accounts for the high melting point
(1500-15200) of this glass. The introduction of powde3-ed sand and
Card 1/2 zirconium into the charge is said to constitute an effective

The Effect of Powdered Refractory Charge Components SOV/72-559-11-4/16
Upon the Melting, Temperature and Quality of Class With a High Zirconium Content
method of lowering the melting point and improving the Olaos
quality. This is described in detail. The degree of grinding
of the material was determined by means of Tovarov's apparatus,
and the grinding vas carried out by the vibroplant Nr 3
(Fig 1). The fractional composition of the material was determined
by means of a microscope and the apparatus designed by
Pigurovskiy. Tables 1 and 2 give a detailed description of the
grinding of the sand,.tables 3 and 4 of that of zirconium.
Table 5 and figures 2-4 present the grinding of the charge und3r
various conditions. Conclusions: The grip-ding . of the antire
zirconium-containing stratum is considered inexpedientg since
soda and potash render the , grinding of sand and zirconriwn
difficult. Sand and zirconium should be added to the charge
already ground. , Suitably, the sand should be gmmd .11 the
vibrating plant Nr 3. There are 4 figures, 5 tables, and 2 Savir!t
references.
Card 2/2

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V?d7W1_
ACCESSION NR: AP50155;62 UH/0286/65/ooO/OO8/O11q/nq!
666.iog.211
iVTHOR:Shkol'nikov, Ya. A. Polik, B. H.; Karakhanidi, N. G-.,- Ivanov. P. K ; 494tr.
Ulybynhev. V. V.; Al in A.~T.;'BMEMa.N. ffj.. Simakov, D. .; Shchi
12 ~k N
I. Yc.;.q2fXeva, Yu. N., Yefimova. M. I.; Nechayeva., Ye. 2." Yesilkini.' -
I-vanoval.A, I.* Dayn. E. P.; Natbatoy, Y.-g-'I Nsmevskaya, Ye. A.; ia__1.n:j%ve[NB.j
Balashov, V. N_-;GMt., L. B.
TITLE: Glass for glass fibers. I~Class 32, No. 170369 16~
SOURCE: Byu3_1eten' izobreteniy I tov&Mkh xnakov, no. 8, 190, 119
TOPIC TAGS.- Blass, Blase fiber
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for a glass suitable for =aking
glass fibers. To increase chemical durability, to prevent corroeion of alloys of
aluminum and other light metals, and to Improve processability, the glass In for-
imulated to c.ontain.- 58-63% SiOk, 2-4% B203, 6-8% A12031 0.5-1.5% F1030 4-6%
Zr02, 6-8% cao, 12-13% Na2O, and 1.3-2% K20- JbI41
ASSOCIATION: none

15(2)
AUTHORS: Sivchikova, M. G., Dayn, F. L. SCM/72-59-7-8/19
TrTLE-. Glazeig for Faienee Free From Boron and Mad (Be,1rbornyye
bessvintsovyye glazuri dlya fayansa)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramika, 1959, Er 7, pp 22-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Yu. G. Shteynberg and L. V. Romanchuk (GIKI) elaborated a boron-
strontium-glaze free from lead for faience with a burning temperature
of from 1040 to 12000 whioh was introduced beside others in the
Konakovo Faience Works imeni Kalinin& and in the Budyanskiy Faisnoe
Works in the Ukraine. The same authors work at a glaze free from
boron with a burning temperature of from 1100 to 12500 by using
zinc oxide and lithiUMLcompounds as melt. 1. Kalzing and F. Viveger
used fluorides and zinc oxide for this-purpose. The authors of this
paper used fluorides, zinc oxide, strontium compounds and titanium
dioxide as boron substitute. As initial material of their
investigations of glazes free from boron and lead yelisayevskiy
pegmatite, quartz, proeyanovskiy kaolin, belgorodskiy chalk, dolomite,
zinc oxideq strontium oarbonateg titanium dioxide and fluorides were
used. The chemical composition of the materials is given in table 1.
Card 1/2 As basis they took the boron-strontium-faience glaze being used in

Glazes for Faienoe Free From Boron and Lead SOV/72-59-7-8/19
the works of the UkrSSR and the molecular formula of them is given.
The layer was fritted, at a temperature of from 1300 to 13200 in the
electric laboratory furnace. The compositions of the frits am given
in tablas2 and 3. The quality of the glazes may be seen from table 4.
In the figure the thermal expansion of the ceramic bodies of me
types of glazes is represented, The glaze hardness was determined by
means of the apparatus DIT-3. The chemical stability of the frits and
glazes was determined according to the method of the Class Institute,
The orystallizability of the glazes was investigated by means of the
polythermal method in a gradient furnace wheraby the study of
L. M. Blyumen is mentioned. The miorostructure of the glazes was
investigated by means of ground sections by chief engineer 0. F. Yannak
(Footnote 1). Conclusions. On the basis of fluorine compounds glazes
free from ",)oron and lead were 9~~sined. Their quality was found not
to be inferior to boron glazes for faience. The molecular formula
of these glazes is given. The new glazes are tested under operational
conditions and can be recommended for glazing faience household
products. There am I figure and 4 tables.
Card 2/2

SENI, Z.P.; SIVCHIKOVA, M.G.; LUCHKA, M.Kh.; BELYAKOVA, I.N.;
YARMAK, O.F.; D
,~Yll, F-L.
Possibility of lowering the temperature of porcelain firing
and of its roplacemont in drying tw4er high temperatures,
Stek.i ker* 19 no,9.21-24 S 162a (MIRA 15:9)
(Porcelain)

i VCH ly A I a
IOVA, [Srichykoll%, H.P.]l Afilld- rau~,,. DOM, F.L.
ST
A.G. [Steoina,
I vt.coehemieal properties of houviliold paroe'lain pnN,3u:.--d
RiF j
by the fEtctorles of the K--',mr ".-canorilc Cown$7di. ';_F--h. !!;rOri.
o. 4 - 80-83 164

SIVCHIKOVA, M.G. [Syvehykova, MAJ, kand. tekhn. nauk; DAYN, F.L.P-
GULAY, O.S. (Hulail O.S.]
Imnroving the quality of maiolica goods. Leh. prom. no.D21-22
Ja-Mr 065. (MIRA 18t4)

SIVCHIKOVAp M.G. fSyvchykova, kand. tekhn. nauk; DAYN, F.L.;
GULAY, O.S. (Hulai, O.S.] I------
Effect of the glaze coating on porcelain whiteness. Leh. prom.
n0-4:22-27 O-D 165. (MIF.A 19:1)

SIVCHIKOVA M,G. [Syvchykov-a, M.O.It kand.tekhn.naukj_2LY ~F.L~.
KA6ANOVA, I,V. [Kahanova' I.V.1
dec:ration
Color glazes for the
of fine stoneware. Lah.prom.
no.lt60-63 -Ta~Mr 164. (Mim igri)

DAYMO, Filipp Petrovich [Dainska, P.P.]; UUMV. D. EUkgusau, D.I.
rea.; WITT -tekhn. red.
[Our most important'patentiall Nash halouny'reserv. Kiuskp
D!ziarzh.vyd-va BSSR. Red.manava-palit.lit-ry, 1960.,40 p.
(MM 14:3)
1, SBkretarl Mostovskogo rayonnogo komiteta Icizanisticheakoy
partii Belorusaii (for Dayneko).
(Mosty District-Agricultural administration)

MOMEVA, Ye. A., kand. mad. nauk; nAYnK mlad. nauch. sotr;
ZHUKOV X.
" V. v., mlad. nauch. sotr.; BELYAVTSEVA, 1. S., IlLude
nauch. sotr.
Significance of the lumineacence metbod in the diagnosis of some
deimatoses. Vest. derm. i van. no.6.,17-20 161.
(MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz Ufimskogo kozbno-venerologicheakogo inatituta (dir. -
starshiy nauchMy sotrudnik P. N. Shishkin, nauchnyy rukovoditell
starBhiy naucbnyy ootrudnik G. A. Shinskiyl
(SKIN-DISFASES) (LUMINESCENCE)

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J~its curmit is direliteclZ
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I)AYA-IMC!, LUKIYANOV, K,,A.; LIVSHITS, N.Ya.
Return valves made from seamless steel pipes for steam lines.
Gidrolix. i lesokhim. prom. .9 no.7:24 156. (MIRA 12:3)
l.Bobruyekiy godrolisnyy savod.
(valves)

V,
DATNIKO, ~.N.; GORICLIK, B.A.; BELIKOVA, Ye.A.; YARISHCHMO, A.M.
"--W~!r&I5fen the vork of the chief cooker operator. Gidroliz. i lesokhim. prom.
10 no.8:21-2Z 157. (NM 10:1?-)
1. Bobruyakiy gidralizu" zavod.
(Hydrolysis)

GESHTOVT, Yu.N.y aspirant; MAUMV, V.S.; YEPANESIENKOV, I.B.;
DAYNICHENKO,_.q~,~~, aspirant; GIFLUZEN, I.I.
Economic effectiveness of the use of herbicides. Zashch.
rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no.2:9-12, 32 164.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Kishinevskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Daynichenko).
2. Nachallnik Ullyahovskoy stantsii zashchity rasteniy (for
Grazev). 3. Severnyy filial Kazakhskogo instituta zashchity
rastenly, Kokchetav (for Geshtov-t), 4. Starshiy agronom po zash-
chite rasteniy Nerchinskogo proizvodstvennogo upravleniya, Ghi-
tinskaya obi. (for Makrov). 5. Glavnyy agronom po zdshchite
rasteniy Gorodetskogo proizvodstvennogo upravleniyap Gorlkovskaya
obl. (for Yepaneshenkov).

K4LIFA, S.F., prof.; DAYNOVSKkYA, S.B.
. ..............................................
Myopia and tozoplasmosis. Oft. zhur. 16 no.8:455-460 161
(MIRA 15--4)
1. Iz kafedry Ur-lamiykh bolezney (zav. - prof* S.F.Kallfa) Odosskogo
meditsinakogo instituta imeni Pirogova.
(MYOPIA) (TOXOPIASMOSIS)

DATNOVSKIY,,-Arw~olIy B.olealayovic4; XMIN, Retislav Nikolayovich;
DITKOVSKIT, A S., red.;-SIMIXUOYA, L.A., red.izd-va; BACU-Ij-
RIKA, A.K., t;kh,.red.
(Over-all utilization of vood in industry] Kompleksnoe ispoll-
movanie drevesiny v protVahlennosti. Moskva, Goolesbumizdat,
1959. 78 P. (MIRA 13:2)
(Wood-using industries)

1. DAYHOVSKIY, A. V., Candidate
2. USSR (600)
4. Lumber - Transportation
7. On the economic efficiency of trasporting logs in tree lengths, Les. prom.,
13
., no.g. 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

D 6"\/ r'q ~ a; ~,- ~ Cc . N ,
KRACHATURITAN, G.Kh.;DATBYAK, A.N.;RNZNIK0V, Te.K.
Penicillin dermatitis. Sovet. nod. 16 no. 6:11-13 June 1952. (cm 22:4)
1. Of the Clinic for Skin Diseases (Director -- Prof. F. N. Grincher.
Honored Worker In Science). Second Moscow Medical Institute Iment
I. V. Stalin and of the 8th Tenersological Dispensary.
t

DAVITM, I" D.
"Clinical Cbsenration, Prophylaxis, and, TreaLment cf C=._~on -I--"_-'_--3
of Nonspecific .4cute Lurp-itiz;." Ound Yed O'cl, &'cond !.',-scow Aate
u
M'edical Inst imeni I. V. Stalin, 20 Sep 54. (TI, 1 3ep 54)
30: Stir, 432, 2,',) '...'ar 55

MMAXI
MAMAK, I.S., aspirant
heitult of streptomyciu theralry In ederstous and phlegm=
UrMitle. Vent. oto-rin. 16 no-3:-46-60 My-Je 154. OWA 7*7)
1. Is kliniki bolesbey~&, Ilona I nolia (dir. daystvitelInyy
ohlen Akademii vieditsinskikh nauk SSSR prof. B.S.Proobraxhanskly)
II Koskovskogo zeditsinskogo inetituta Ineni I.V-Stalina.
(LLRYNGITIS, therapy,
*stieptolwain)
(STRBFTMCIN therapeut.19 use,

DAYWAK, L.B., kandldat mditslnoklkb nauk
Itiolou, clialcalamects AM IFE-Wvontlou of edmatous Infll-
timtion and phlegnonous'(absoessing) lay7ogItle, lest#oto-rin
17 no.4:30-35 JI-Ag 155. (nRA 8: 10)
1. Is k1luild bolesuny ukha, gorla, nou (dir.-daystvitall-
iWy qhlpn AkMmll mdltotnktkh nauk SSSR prof. B.S. Preo-
brasbonekly) lechabnoge fakalltata II Moskovskogo moditsinskogo
Inatituta Imal
edamtons, Infiltrable & phlqponous)

DAYNYAK. L.B., kand.med.nouk, RAZAROVA. G.F.. kand.med.nauk
First plennry session cof the All-Russimn Kedical Society of
Otolaryngologists. Veat.oto.-rin. 20 no-32120-123 Ny-Je 158
(HIRA 11:6)
(OTORHIROLARYIIGOLOGY)

DLYINAK, L.B., kand. mod. nauk.
Mthyalne in the treatment of vasomotor and a3-lergle rhinitis. Veat. otor"
21 no.208-41 Mr-Ap 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1, Iz kliniki bolezuey ilk , gorla i nosa (air. - prof. B.S. Preobra2henskiy)
lechobnogo fakullteta Il Moskovskoga meditsinskogo, instituta.
(ELY FRM, ther.
10-(Z-dies~hylaminoethyl)-phenothiazine (Rue))
(PRINOTHIAZIM, rel. apda,
1D-(2-dimeth.vlaminectlwl)-phenothiazine in bay fever (Ebs))

DAPgg,-j.B..,-kand. mod. neuk; KELINIKOVA. N.6., inzh.
New method for determining the patency of the nasal passages.
Yest.atorin. 22 no.2:90-93 Mr-Ap 160. (MM 13:12)
1. Is kliniki bolesney ukha, gorla i nose (zav. - prof.B.S.
Prs~brashenskiy) lachabnogo fakulltata II Moskovskogo maditsinakogo
institute i laboratorii gszovykh meditainakikh priborov i apperatov
(rukovaditall - kand.takhn.nank A.S.Perellrmtr) VsGsoyUzUogo
nauchno-isoledovatellskogo institute msditsinakogo instrumentariya
i oborudaveniya.
(90SM)
(OTORKINOLARYNGCLWY equip. & supplies)

DAYMAIK,_ L. ~~O kand. med. nauk
-- ------- --
Use of prednisone in the treatment of vasomotor and allergic
rhinitis. Vest. otorin. no.5:37-42 '61. (MIR& 14:12)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav. - prof. B. S~
Proobrazhonskiy) II Moskovokogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni
N. I. Pirogova.
(NOSL-DISEASES) (PREGNADIENETRIONE)

DAYNM, L.B., kand.med,nauk
Hadhanlam of the action of acupuncture and its effectiveness
in treating various forms of vaoomotor rbinitis, Vest.otorin.
no.5&16-21 162. (MM 15:9)
1, Is kafedry bo2exney ukha, nona I gw2a (zave - prof* B.S.
P~eobrazbenskiy) lechelvogo fakulltsta 11 MoskovsRogo medit;sin-
okogo ipotituta imeni N.I. Pirogovat
(NOSE-DISKMS) (ICUFUNCTURS)

DAYNYAK. L.B.. kande mad. nauk
Clinical aspects and prave-tion of vasomotor rhinitive Sov.
mad. 26 no.11:109-113 N062 (MIRA 1713)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukha., nOSEL i gorla ( dir. - doystvitell-
nyy chlen AW SSSR prof, B.S. Pri*brazhenekiy) II Moskovskogo
meditainakogo instituta imeni N.I.Pirogova.

DAY L~B ..kand.1118d4i nauk
Vascular react4vity in patients with vasojobtar rhinitis.
Vest. otorin.A"no-i42-50 163- (~M4 16:9)
1. Iz klinJJd bolezney vkha, nooa i gorla (direktor- prof.
B.S.Preoln-azhenski7) 31 Mookovskogo meditsinskogo institutp.
Jineni N. I. PLrogova.
(Non-DISFASMS) WKWOUS SYSTEM, VASOM()TOFDISEASE%)

PEMOCHMIKO. P.F.; SRAPIRO, I.I.; LURIYE. G.B.. prof.; DAYOU...A.Ye., inth.;
ZAKHARKIN, V.I., lnzh.; KAYOROVA, A.V., lnzh.; 7.3LIKSON, U.I.,
inzh.; FILIPPOVA, L.A., inzh.; GVOZMA, A.S., inzh.; KCDKW,
Bei', telchn.red.
(General norms for cutting conditions and time in the machinery
industry for technical normalization of machining on grinding
machines; large-lot and mass production] Obshchemshinostroitel'-
nya normitivy rezhimov rezaniia i vremeni dlia takhnichaskogo
normirovaniia rabot na ahlifovallnykli stankakh; krupnoseriinoe i
mBesovoe proizvodetvo. Moskva, Gou.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashino-
stroit.lit-ry, 1959. )59 P. NMA 13:1)
1. Koseow. Mauchno-isaledovateliskiy institut truda. TSentrall-
noye byuro proPWshlennykh normntivov po trudu. 2. Glavnyy inzhe-
ner TSentralinogo byuro promyshlennvkh normativov po trudu pri
Nauchno-iseledovatellskom institute truds (for Petrochenko).
3. Zaveduvushchiy otdolom mashinostroyeniya TSentral'nogo byuro
promyshlenafth normativov po trudu pri Hauchno-ii3sled.instituts
truda (for Shapiro). 4. Sotrudniki TSentrallnogo bvuro pro-
mysbaennykh normativov po trudu pri Houchno-iseledovatellskom
institute truda (for Dayon, Zekharkin, Kayorova, Felikson,
Filippova. Ovozdeva).
(Grinding and polishing)

PWROCHMKO, P.F-; SWIRO* I.1o; LWYM, G.B., prof.; AYQff",jv,, inzh.;
%AMAR IN, 7.1.i inzh.; KAYCROTA, A.T., iuzh.;.MI1CSW, N-I-, i4zh-;
FILIPPOVA, L.A., inzh.; GYOZDBVA, A.N., inzh.; DOBRITSYNA, R.I.,
telchn.red.
(General engineering time norms for the technical standardization
of machining processes on grinding machines; small-lot and piece
production] Obahchemashinoetzoitellnye norwtivy Yremeni dlia
tekhnicheskogo normirovaniia robot no shlifovalinyM stankakh;
molkoseriinoe i edinichnoo proizvodstvo. Moskva. Goo.rAsuchno-takhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960, 38 P.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. Moscow. Pauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut trade. TSentralluoye
bytLro promyshlonnyiph normativov- po trudu. 2. Glavnyy inzhener
TSentrallnogo byuro promyshlenrykh normativov po trudu pri Nauobno-
iseledovatellskom institute truda (for Pstroclienko). 3. Zaveduyu-
shchly otdolon mashinostroyaniya TSentrallnogo byuro promyshlennykh
normativov po trudu pri Nauchna-losledovatel'skom institute trade (for
Shapiro). 4. TSentralluoye byxtro promyshlennykh normativov po tradu
pri Nauchno-iseledovatellskon institut trude (for Dayon, Zakharkin,
Mayorovs, Felikson, Filippova, Gvosdava).
(Grinding and jx~lishing)

VENGLINSKIY,, V.V.; DINISENKO,, X.V.; SOTSKOVj, A.A.; SHPIMLI, A.M.;
GaWNt Kh.I.0 imb.,, retsenzent; SIMMIAZAROV, M.M.,
retsenzent; DAYON, A.Te inzh red.t FKUKHOVA, G.N.,, red.
I A. ao,*p tlbf--t~~-
izd-va; T 0 te a. rim,
[Establishing technical norms in the instrument industry]
Tekhnicheskoe normirovanie truda v priborostroenii; spra-
voobnoe posobie. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962. 532 p.
(MIRA 15:9)
(Instrument inaustry-Production standards)

U&q~ftr ftsice - Dommic Fadlatlnn im 48
Nuclear PbMdes - Partides
OSr*otrts of Varitran Hissat 3P250 Meters, Above Sm Level." A. Alikbazyanp Corr Msmy
Acad $at USMI Ai. Vaysenborgg, V, Nbarltanovj, P., Dayoup Tzet of' Fbys Pmblmsp Aced
Sed MMi and YMrs rnsts Acad Sol Amenian SM# 4 pp
NDok Ak Nauk 8=2 Vol UO go 9
MmmUptlm an subject begm in 2946 In Cowl* Pmy laboratory an Pmmt:Alagez*
I VesVtk =1 5#ml
u Intl
wem 0;4
0" W
protonsp ca3.IUC them vexilirme becauto tbey can be sither poidtIve or. Work
-1tim.
409 rh
Mfgwiod2flb Oftmi?.9 so thm&
0.9-m load dheat but were absorbed 1z 1*05 m land shest. Consist of a weries of won
dofined vaxbu ard vious kUpoUmms ort iceizution of particlea. Submitted 29 Apr 4,11.
PA 6AMI

ALIIMIU=T, A. I.; VAYSEIMERG, A.; WZON, M.; MARIONOV, V.; KUNSTWIMMV, A.
DAYON, M.
"Varitrons in rigid component of cosmic rays," Reports of the AS USSR (New Series),
vol. 61, iio. 1, 1948.
treviousgrticle in Dokl. All SSSRI 60, No.9, described spectral of varitron
masses obtained by examination of trajectroies of particles absorbed in lead filters
installed above a series of counters. Present article discusses &-ita obtained on the
spectrum of tbehard component. Submitted 18 may 1948
8/49Tlo5

DAYON, M. i.
USM/Nuclear Physics - Varitions
Nuclear Physics - Cosmic Rays
Aug 49
"Generation of Protons and Varitrons by the Neutral Component of Cosmic Rays," A. I*
Alikhanyan, M. I. Dayon, V. M. Kharitonov,, Inst of Phys Problems, Acad Sci USSR, Phys
Inst., Acad Sci Armenian SSR,, 8 pp
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret FizI Vol XIX, No 8, pp 739-48.
Observed generation of charged particles in lead caused by the neutral component at 3,250
meters. Magnetic analysis of the particles showed them to be protons and iaritrons.
Theorized that the protons appeared as a result of exchange of charge which the fast
neutron undergoes in interaction with muclear particles. Submitted 20 Apr 49.
PA 61/497-80

DAYON, M. I.
USSR/Yuclear Physics - Cosmic Rays Varitrons Oct 49
"Existence of Light Varitrons, 11 A. L Alikhanyan, A. A. Konstantinov, V. 14. Ihsxitonov,
M. I. Dayon, Phys Inst, Acad Sci Armenian SSR, Inst Phys Problem Aced Sci USSR, 11 pp
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XIX, No 10y PP 857-67.
Studied pulse (momentum) spectrum of cosmic particles in the interval 30-80 MeV/c.
Showed that particles exist in this pulse (momentum) interval which have masses of
150, 100, 80, and, appareutlY. 50 tiraes the electron mass. Submitted 28 Jun 49.
PA 150T59

UM/Nublear PkWaIcs Gelget'Counteroo Jan 49'
Nuclear Physics Elementary Particles
"Self -Damping Geiger-M-uller Counters With Low
Probability of Effectiveness," M. 1. Delon, 4 pp
*Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol IX1V, No 3
Zffectiveaess a of a given counter denotes probability
of its registering r&3Athistj4� particles. A tele-
scope from k counters, -each of which hav6 a probabil:iij
of offectivene5s a, will register relativistic
particles with the probability ak, and particles
with n times greater ionization ability tpap
relativistic ones, with the probability nrt~X (with. an
27/49T84
USO/Buclear Physics - Geiger Counters (Coatd) Jan 49,
mnall coi~pared. to 1). Counters made were used to
DT"Quy ionizing ability of raritrons. Submitted
6 Aug 48.
27/49TB~

DAYON, M.
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Aw SW"i% 3, Nbotdmwlc&v (6 A*Wall# to DWOI~p fto IA~4 Awd Od ArMDIM M
Mok A Vauk 8=0 Val IXXr* lb 1* lp 3740
Denuftee tb* wo we=Ua - - p t one % b of lwp renIvUg paw& nt up at se alUtaft
Of 3$= mum ~ I-- - am ISM2 Md laftaw Jbr sameadm the spwtn of put"$ -
(=miMW md was"$ of PWUAUN OX60aft Cando IWO* me cmmtna P04 of this
der3m 1S the valgbIAg 76 tw3s* An Um Sop of which be* to= ormW a
arlu of sMU-41m caurAm ftt puadt cat to dot Us awrdImUs of the puU*2"
In 4POOP, The Apectm OX p=t= Obulad gnu Vat the nm uspaud is so, t it h
actxlw poss"m 2up remlvft pmw =d am&Ua am to dLvUqpUb idth
~~ Un than 2gWO 3%p of the pmtow* The rewlts obUdned IndicaU that tin
It p 41 -1 u 9, trau *I' pmttuw VmAle&Uy dtnVpwxs lbr vid,%*s of ussaw agal to
itbe =ft of thip pmtotip Muring Un antJ" t1me of the mmawrommt ou pam
# jsevw =o a trsjftt*ry of pwUcles of mg sUp vdied or tbwrnd In
*I- J3lt4ni* Gulmitted Is Jul 54
PA M'M'

_UPM lear ftqrsics Cosmic Neutrons 21 Oct 52
tu~
E*4"Orereration of Protons and pi-Mesons by Cosmic Neu-
s, " M. 1. bayon
Oz
;V'Dok Ak nauk SSSR" Vol 86, No 6, PP 1093-1N6
Die-cusses case where registration of charged parti-
cles in the ma5s spectroscope (3,250 m elevation,
6,200 gauss, 9 em of lead; A. Alikhanyan et alii,
nDok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol 80, No 1, 37, 1951) is not ac-
companied by indication of the 0 series of neon
counters (i.e., those on sides of lead block), vhich
suggested sub6ect generation. Rules out the
234T89
possibility of the ineffectiveness of the counters.-..
Acknowledges aid of A. 1. Alikhanyan, A. Dadayan, ,
G. A. Marikyan, Shostakovich, and Avdonyan. Submit-
ted by Aced A. 1. Alikhanov 23 Aug 52.
no. 1- 7( 'n)
OT89

C-4. 50 7617j.
M. 1. glon. Bun, Acapr-l.-?Av
62+-15(i9m)(Rusush trantutic-U).-
R. M - R.
A4
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M2
=f,
--
U-4

DATON, M. I.
Usli;g the residual range--scattering method for determining partlele
masses in metal-plate cloud chambers. I%v.AH SSSR.Ser.fiz.19 no.6:
697-699 N-D 155. (K.2-t 9:4)
1.7isiohookly institut imeni P.N.Lebodeva Akadexii wak SSSR.
(Cosmic rays) (Nuclear physics)

IITMW, VeH,; MEMI, G,I.; DOON, K*I.
Photometric method for determining the ionizing capacity of particles
in the cloud chamber. Izv. AN SSSR.Ser.fis.19 ne.6:750-752 N-D 155.
WaA 9:4)
1.7izichoskiy institut imeni P.N.Lebodeve, Akedexii nauk SSSR.
(Cosmic rars) (Nuclear physics)

IIATON, R.I.; YBDOROV, V.K.
- - - --WMqM"ft,*,A*
Large rectangular Wilson chamber with bilateral enlargement. Zhur.
.takh. fis. 25 no-5:771-778 My 155. ()CM 8:7)
. (Cloud chamber)

.DATOR. M. 0 j r
~111- . "Heavy unstable particlem* (Problemy movremennoi fiziki. no.4,
1955) Reviewed by M.Daion. Usp.fis.nmuk 56 no-3:465-467 Jl'55-
(PartIcles, Blementary) (KLRA 8:10)

~" 7N
Coajdd rak -zidiati

U634"? _'I

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"The Alikhanyan-Alikhanov )Iagnetic Spectrometer in Conjunction With a
Large Rectangular Cloud Chamber!, by M.I. Dayon, V.M. Fedorov, and G.I.
Merzon, and N.V. Shostakovich, Phy __M_
sics sTiMuTb imeni P.N. Lebedev,
Academy of Sciences 'USSR, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, Igo 1, Janua-
ry-February 1957, PP 3-10-
Description of a mass spectrometer, constructed in 1953, in which
a large cloud chamber with plates replaces the system of counters,
separated by absorber layers, previously placed under the poles of
the magnet. The first to employ such a combination of a mass spectro-
meter with a chamber was A.I. Alikhanyan and his associates in 1952.
The possibility of a detailed study of the behavior of a particle af-
ter it leaves the magnetic field is a distinguishing feature of the
new system from all previous variants of mass spectrometers.
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AUTHOR- Dayon, M. 1. 56-5-16/46
TITLI; Electron Spectrum at 3200 a Above Sea Level (Spektr ciektronoy
na VY20te 32DO m n&A urovnem norya)
PUIODICAL: Zhurnal Ikxperin. i Tooret.Fisiki, 1957, Vol 33 # N r 5,
pp. 1166-1174 (ussR)
ABSTRAM For the deternimilon of the electron spectrum resulting from
cosmic radiation an "AlikhuVan-klikhanov" type mass spectro-
meter was used which was connected with a Wilson chamber. A nximber
of lead plates mm in the Wilson cha&er. The following may be said
about the results obtained;
a) The integral electron spectrum within the energy domain
4.108 0-- 19 < 2.109 eV at 3200 m above sea level can be repreaented
by N(P) = N.1p 1,55 +. 092D
b) The intensity of the vertical electron current with a.momentum.
p >,4.108 eV/o in eqml to 0,41AO-3 (3i-2 aterad -1 s-1 . This in
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P > 370 NeV/0.
o) At monienta p ;.>, 4.108 eV/c the number of the electrons
(359 1 19) in all. =a=t= damainil in aboat equal to those of tile
positron 030 + 18)-
d) The experiaZintal data an the penetrability of fast electro
(P :~014.108 eV/o) are In fairly good agreawat with the correspond-
ing computations obtained by 1vaneWw an the besix of ossoade
curves. There are 4 figures, 6 tables, and 19 references, 6 of which
are Slavio.
AWCUTICK: Physim' Institute Insid P.N.Labedov AN USSa (Fisicheakiy insti,hit
im. P.N.Ldbedeva AN SSSR)
SESKITTED: June 7, 1957
AVAL60LE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Dayon, 11. 1. 56-5-17/4,6
TITM zxperimental Data on the CaFicade Multiplication of Elections in
Lead (Eksverimentallnyp dennyp o 1ma1c&dn=m=ozhenJJ alektronov
v avintse)
PMIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret.Fiziki, 1957, Vol. 33, Nr 5,
pp. IV5-M8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By means of a mass spectrometer of the Alikhanyan-Alikhaziov type,
which was coupled with a m1tiplate 'Wilson dumber, oasaide =Ll-
tiplications of the electrons were measured. The Wilson cha er
contained lead plates of a thickness of 7 mm and was connected
with a godosoopio system.
The experimentally found values for the number of secondary eleo-
trons in depths of 1.4; 2#8 and 4.2 t-units in Fb are shown in
curve representation. The energy of the primary electrons varied
between 200 and 5W XeV.
The experimentally found points at onergies of the prime.ry eleo-
trons up to - 200 MeV agree fairly well with those found
theoretically, With increasing energy experimental data a" lower
by 25 to 30%. An exact explanation of this discrepancy bas not
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Experimental Data on the Cascade Multiplication of Electrons in Lead
yet been found. There are 2 figures, i table,and 1+ Slavio refe-
rencea.
ASSOCIATICK: Physics Insiitute imeni P.N.Lebedev AN USSR (Fizichealciy
institut 1m. P.N.Lebeaeva AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: June 7, 1957
AVAE40LE: Library of Congress
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ARUTYUNTAN. Y.R.; WON, R.I.; TIR-SALLYAN, A.A.
Determining the mass of charged particles b7 their scattering and
residual run in multiplate Wilson cloud chambers. Iav. AN Arm. SSR,
fis.-mat. nauk 11 no,2:71-77 1~8* (KIM 11:6)
(Cloud -chainbeft) (PaAlaes. Ilementar7)

DaVon) M. 1.
-tf-YMON SPECTR.UY. AT A DEPTH OF :-- 4W, 7,4ATER E"Umlion.
WEASUREYENT OF THE MASS OF COSMIC RADIATION FARTIGI_Z3
BELOW THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH
M. I. Daiyon, L. 1. Potapov
The magnetic spectrometer method was used to obtain a momentum spectrum of
-~zf-mesoni.at a depth of approximately _40 m. w.o. in the momentum range of 4.10
5.10 ev/s.
This spectrum is compared with the Garo spectrum and othor spectra measured
at sea level.
The mass value for 370 particles stopped in the filter (interval of ranges
4 cm Pb< R 2.109 ev/c the muon spectrum may be, approximated by the
formula N(p)dp = N 0dp/(p + p0)7 , where y a 2.78L+0.23 and
PO - 9.8 Bev/c (Pig 5). This formula can also be used for the
roughly approximated despription of the spectrum in the ex-
tended range at p _< 2.106 ev/c. The spectrum obtained permits
the conclusion that the so-called anomalous muon scattering
observed in a number of underground investigations can certain-
ly not be caused by an underestimation of the number of slow
muons. The authors finally thank A. I. Alikhanyan for his
help, advice, and discussions, and V. Kh. Volynskiy and V.
Krugovykh for their assistance rendered in the course of
the experimental part of the work. They further thank S. N.
Vernov, N. L. Grigorov and G. B. Khristiansen for making it
possible to carry out work at the podzemnaya laboratoriya
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!')OV/56-36-3-6/71
The g-Meson Spectrum in Underground at a Depth Corresponding to-40 m of Water
t,
of Moscow State University). There are 6 figures, 3 tables,
and 15 references, 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Pizicheskiy institui im. P. N. Lebedeva Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 30, 1958
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