SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DOSYBAYEV, S.K. - DOTSENKO, B.B.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000411020019-3
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: January 3, 2017
• Document Release Date: July 28, 2000
• Sequence Number: 19
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

S/503/62/014/000/004/007
1023/1223
Low latitude filament and ...
prominences and the line 53021 axe
are explained by the presence of
and the field of the Prominences.
Card 2/2
given. The phenomena observed
the magnetic field of the spot
There are 4 figures and 2 tables.

S/503/62/014/000/006/007
1023/1223
AUTHORSt Karimov, M.G., Zubtsov, A.S., Antushevich, M.I.
and 99sybayey, S.K.
TITLE; Photometry of solar flares
P-ERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ya7akhskoy SSR. Astrofizicheakiy
institut. I7vestiya. v.14. 1962, 93-106
TEXT: Results concerning the photometry of flares of
intensity 2, observed from October.19~7 till the end of 1959,
are presented. The observation were done at a height of 2600*m
by means of a chromospheric-phoUspheric telescope of type A�P-2
'(AFR-2). The line H& wAs photogmphed thrqugh an interference-
polarization filter with bandTwidth of 0.6AV on a str.ndart'.35-=
Card'1/2

S/503/62/014/000/006/007
1023/1223
Photometry of solar flares
panchromatic film (sensitivity 1000-1200 GOSTJ_ te
units). The ra
was 2 frames per minute, sometimes 8 or 4. Several typical photo-
graphs are given. A table, contnining all 17 flares, is also
given. The table gives thii time, position and intensity of each
flare. Each flare is analy7ed in detail: intensity and area depen-
dence on time are given in a graphical form. There are 18 figures
and 1 table.
Card 212

s/5o3/6Voi5/ooo/oo2/oO3
A001/A101
AUTHORS: Karimov, M. G., Antushavich, M. I., Berlikenova, K. M.,IP-0~St!TOV,
S. K., Zubtsov, A. S.
TITLE: Photometry of solar flares according tq observations of the coronal
station near Alma-Ata during 196o - ig6i
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR. Astrofizicheskiy institut.
Izvestiya. v. 15, 1962, 77 - 110 * ..
TEXT: The present article is a continuation of the study of the same
authors published in 1962 in the v. 14 of the same source. Film frames were
taken in intervals of 30 see, sometimes 15 see ar4 one minute. rrior to photo-
metrical processing all frames of ~he flares were preliminarily examined, aixt
flares were selected which had characteristical 0eculiaritiev in some featuras.
During two years 63 flare photographs were selected, carefully processed and
the data are tabulated. For individual, most pronounced knots are plotted curves
of flare development. The graphs in the article contain information on intensi-
ty of individual knots, expressed in terms of intensity of undisturbed places of
dard 1/2

S15031WO15100010021003
Photometry of solar flares according to... A001/A101
the solar disk, versus time of flare development and changes in the area of
flares. Both quantities, ratios of intensities and areas are plotted on oixii-
nates, the first on the left-hand side and the second on the right-hand side;
abscissa serves as time coordinate for both quantities. ~The upper right-haid
comer of figures contains a sketch of the flare with all its details, sunslots,
flocculi, foci.of flares, etc. The photometric study of the flares shows tkat
.their existence strongly depends on the center of activity. They have a special
relation to sunspots and flocculi fields. Curves of variations of brightness
and area have a series of characteristical features where this relation is
close. There are 62 figures and 1 table.
Card 2/2

KOMMUKOVP P.~.; DOS~YCHFVYa A,
Tasks of dermatology in nonrecticn with the -~,aTa-a-.1-4zation oll"
the national e,:onwW. Vest. derm. i ven. 38 no,IZ.-I';-8 D 164.
04"RA' M8',

KOZHEVNIKOV, P.V., prof.; DOSYGREV, Ye.A.
Current state and aspects of further development of function
tests in dermatology* Vest. derm. I von. no.50-9 165. (MIRA 18: 11)
1, Chlen-korrespondent AMN S&9R (for Kozhevnikov).

VUSAPIROVAO N.A.; DOSDMETOYA, M.K.; DIUYAYEVAo M.V.
Diagnosis of pathologic changes in the cervix uterl by the
compound method (colposcopyp cytologyp biopsy). Zch-avookhr.
Kazakh. 23 nools23-26 163 (HM 17 t2)
1. 1. Tz Kazakhskogo, instituta onkologii i radiologiie

DZIOMMUt A#F,; DUMMISHVILIp V*V#'; DOS-YCJlEVj A.A.-Itleceased]
Role of conditioned reflexeo in antibody formation. Mir. vyvo
nerv. daiat 10 no. 4:599-604 JI-Ag 160& (KIRA 3J,.-2)
1. The Georgia~c Zootechnical and Veterinary InBtitute,
, ONDITIONED RESPONSE) (ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES)

DOSiCHEV, Ye.A., kand.med.nauk; IENARTOVICHJ, V.A. (Leningrad)
Sensitization to novocaine traced for tin years. Vrach.
delo no.3-12137-139 N161 (MIRA 16:12)
1. Dematologicheakaya gruppa otdela klinicheakoy meditsiny
ANN SSSR (naucbnyy rukovoditell - chlen-korrespondent AMN
SSSR P.V.Kozhevnikov).

DOSIC ~,AeVo; LOPATIN, S,A,; XUSNIM, LeMal PLENMOV, N*A%; KO*UKP, G.D.
Redesigning of the electric power supply network for carbide furnaces,
Prom.energ. 16 no.5s.15-16 W 161. (MM Il+s7)
(Electric furnaces)

S.Ye'., prof.; IVANOV, N.A.; DOSYCHOV, Y! (Laninrrad)
Functional state of the nervous system in escoma and psoriasis and
its significanco in the treatment of these diseases Cw*ith summary
in,Ungliehl. Vast.derm. i von. 31 no.6:3-6 N-D '57. (HIRA 11:3)
(MMIASIS, physiol.
NSp thermoregalation & optic chronaxy funct. test)
(JICZWU physiol.
same;
(NBRVOUS SYSTIM. in various die.
eczema & psoriasis. thermoregulation & optic chronazy
funct. test)

- PTA MEDICA See 13 Vol 13/2 Dermatology Feb
59
737. ADEQUATE OPTICAL CIIRONAXY PERFORMED ON SYPHILITIC
PATIENTS DURING TREATMENT (Russian text) --p o s y c h e v E. A.
VESTN. DERM. VENER. 1958. 32/2 (47-53) Graphs 2 Tables 4 --
The state of excitability of the cerebral cortex was examined in 32 patients with
early syphilis by using 'adequate optical chronaxy' with parallel control in 8 heal-
thy persons. The method was elaborated by Makarov in 1930. The change of the
functional state or the optical analyser due to an adequate irritant (light) Is a suit-
able index for the excitability of the cerebral cortex and thus of the functional
state of the CN.3. The normal index of the adequate optical chronaxy varies be-
tween 70 and 80 msec. In most patients with primary and secondary syphilis a length-
ened 'adequate optical chronaxy' was revealed before the treatment started. there-
fore. the excitability of the cerebral cortex in decreased in these patients. Treat-
ment with penicillin ham a normalizing effect. %boaquent combined administration
of salvarman and bismuth lengthens the 'adequate optical chronaxy' in most
patients. This lengthening is more persistent In patients in whom combined treat-
ment.with salvarsan and bismuth produced therspeutical side-effects.
Kraus Hradec KrAlovd
c_ e
(,7
up~

r1WYCREV, Ye.A., kand.med.nauk; GORBOVITSKIYq S.Ye.,, prof., nauchmyy
-.~Culvp 17-10WItell
Unoonditioned vasmaar reflexes in patients with early stages
of syphilis. Test.demi velle (35] no.2153-59 Y 161. (MIRA 14t3)
(SYPHILIS) (BIDOD VESSELS) (RMFUMS)

. DOIACBEV, _IeoAoj karxi.med.nauk; FRWIN) 0-y-o kand.med.nauk
Functional state of the small and minute vessels in endarteritio
obliterans. Sov.med. no.3242-48 162. (KnU 15:5)
I- NwJchnYY rukovoditell - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof,
P.V. Kozhevnikovp leningrad.
(ARTERIES-DISLASES) (NERVOUS SYSTEM)

DOSYV&',KOV, Njltan Nazarovich; KIV., V.A., doktor yurid. iLauk,
, - '; -6Vv-.' red.; LEV11fi-M.L., red.
(state administration of industry in the Kazakh S.S.R.]
Gosudarstvennoe upravlenie promyshlonnost'lu v Kazakhskoi
SSR. Alma-Ata, Izd-vo AN Kazakh.S.It, 1964. 1253 P.
(MBLA 17:9)

G-
DOSTUIXT, S.G.g SVICHXAM, Y.D.; CHIMAX, I., redaktor; STRANOVA, N.,
[Bfficiency promoters of the Minsk Automobile Plant in the struggle
for technical progress] Ratsionalizatory Minskogo aytosavoda v
bortbe sa takhnicheskil progress. Minsk. Ges.izd-vo BSSR, 1956.
44 p. (MTRA 10:4)
(Minsk--AutoMobile iDdustry)

250) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV13318
Dosyulev) S. G.p A. S. Solonakiyp and M. V. Smirnov
Spravochnoye posobiye konstruktoru-mashinostroitelyu (Machine Designer's Handbook)
Minsk, Gos. izd-vo BSSR, 1959. 258 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed.: F. Kashtanov; Tech. Ed.i N. Stepana.
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for machine designers and for process engineer-
ing personnel, as well as for students of schools of higher technical education.
COVERAGE: The handbook is based on the GOST and OST departmental and plant stand-
ards, and on other pertinent reference materials. To save space no explanatory
text is given. The tables are extracts from GOST and,OST standards and from
reference material of prJmary importance to design practice. No personalities
are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Ch. I. General Reference Data 3
Metric system of measures 3
Relation between Anglo-American and metric systems 4
Card 1/8

Machine Designer's Handbook
Specific gravity of solids
Conversion of degrees into radians
ConversLon of inches into millimeters
Reference table for conversion of hardness numbers
Methods of determining hardness
Ch. II. Constructional Elements
General-purpose standard diameters
Standard tapers
Special-purpose tapers
Gear modules
Chamfers
Fillet and corner radii
Straight and oblique knurling
Drafts in gray-iron casting
Fillet radii for gray-Aron castings
Spot facing for bolts, screws and nuts
Counterbores and countersinks for screw heads and rivets
Mounting antifriction bearings. *DiaTheters of shoulders
Radial ball bearings
Roller bearings
Card 2/8
SOV13318
6
7
8
12
13
14
14
14
16
17
18
is
21
22
23
24
25
27
27
28

Machine Designer's Handbook SOV/3318
Radial-thrust ball and roller bearings 29
Single-row thrust ball bearings 31
Double-row thrust ball bearings 32
Center holes with 600 angle 33
Diameters of hole for fasteners in through drilling 34
Recesses for run-out of the grinding wheel 36
Recesses for run-out of gear-shaped cutter in machining spur gears 37
Snap rings and recesses for them 38
Radii of pipe bonds (smallest) 41
Wrench opening and clearance for wrench 43
Providing space for wrench smallest dimensions) 46
Threads and thread elements 48
Metric threads 48
550 inch thread 55
Straight pipe thread 56
Tapered pipe thread 58
600 taper inch thread 59
Trapezoidal thread 60
Buttress thread 63
Conventional symbols for threads on drawings 66
Vanishesj recesses and chamfera 67
Card 318

Machine Designer's Handbook SOV13318
Thread length, drilled deptht protrusion of the bolt over the nut for
metric thread 76
Examples of specifications on drawings for the length of internal and
external threads, vanishes and recesses. 77
Machining of holes and bolts for 600 inch thread 78
Depth of the hole and of the thread for studs 80
Tolerances for threaded joints 82
Key joffits 83
Plain parallel keys and keys fastened to the shaft according to I
GOST 8788-58 83
Plain parallel keys according to GOST-8789-58 83
Parallel feather keys fastened to the shaft according to GOST 8790-58 86
Tapered keys according to GOST $791-58 89
Plain and gib-head taper keys according to GOST 8792-58 and 8793-58 92
Woodzuff keys according to GOST 8794-58 and GOST 8795-58 93
Standard Lewis keys according to GOST 8796-58 95
Reinforced Lewis keys according to GOST 8797-58 97
Tolerances and fits for key joints according to GOST 7227-58 99
Sunk taper plain keys with round and square ends 100
Sunk taper gib-head keys (hi
h) 102
Taper gib-head keys on flat low)
f 104
Card 4/8

Machine Designer's Handbook SDII3316
Plain parallel keys (not fastened to the shaft)s wA testber b*P
(fastened to the shaft) 105
Details of fastening feather keys 107
Voodruff keys 108
Tolerances and fits for key Joints 109
Spline Joints
Involute spline Joints
Square spline Joints (GOST 1139-58) 119
Serrations 145
Rivets. Selection of length 151
Rivets according to GOST 1187-41 and GOST 119541. NUUMAM
driven head 151
Rivets according to GOST 1192-41. Button-type &1vw bead 153
Rivets according to GOST 1187-41 and GOST 1195-41. CowterrAk
driven head 155
Rivets according to GOST 1192-41. Countermak &Ives boad 157
Packing of constructional elements 159
Rubber packing ringa,for hydraulic &M powinatle syst~ 159
Packing of moving and stationary oylindrioal pafts 163
Flange packings 172
Co-tndr packings 173
Card 5/8

Machine Designer's Handbook 3DY13318
Tolerances and fits for packed joint# 174
Surface finish of elements of packed joints 175
Grooves for felt seal rings 175
Ch. III. Tolerances and Fits for Cylindrical Parts 178
Basic concepts. Basic-hole and basic-shaft systems 178
OST baeic-hole system. Limit of deviation ISO
OST basic-shaft system. Limit of deviation 186
Large tolerances 192
Ch. IV. Surface Finish 193
Basic concepts. Types of finishes 193
Attainable types of finishes depending on the machining proasso 195
Guide values for selection of types of finishes for various 4egrees of
accuracy and fits 199
Ch. V. Preparation of Mechanical Drawings 200
Sizes 200
Scales 201
Drawing and specifying meoticini:and euU on drawings 202
Rules for making shop drawings for production 209
Card 6/8

Machine Designer's Handbook SOV13318
Ch. VI. Machine-Building Materials. Mechanical Properties.
Steel. Classification 212
Carbon steel of regular and higher quality 213
High-grade machine-building carbon steel 217
Low-alloy structural steel 220
Mechanical properties of standard high-grade cold-drawn structural steel 223
Mechanical properties of free-cutting structural steel 224
r
XeO AnI
orert es of gilged rc~d e
cal ~
at
al
t!
r
fig leaf-a
g
f 22J

22
Nec n rt
r
a e o
c
o
es o, g -gr 0
g,
r
p
,a ah
s
t
s in
l!2
i
1
ti
t
f
l f 228
ca
or ormalized r anne
Mli~q ian
ca
0 a
es o
s
ee
proper
g
-
Case iron,
t i 228
228
ron
Iray cas
Malleable cast iron 229
High-strength cast iron 230
Nonferrous metals and alloys 231
Brasses and bronzes 231
Aluminum alloys 235
Ch. VII. Summary Table of Standards for Types at Kaohine-Building Materials 239
Regular quality carbon steel (ordinary rolled stock) 239
Structural and shaped rolled stock 239
Sheets and strips 241
Card V 8

Machine Designer's Handbook
Bands
Quality and high-quality steels
Structural and shaped rolled stock
Sheet and strip
Bands
Nonferrous metals and their alloys
Sheets and strips
Bands
Bars
Steel pipe
Pipe of nonferrous metals and their alloys
Wire and wire products
Medium- and high-carbon steel wire
Alloy steel wire
Wire of nonferrous metals and their alloys
Stee ropes
Metal screens
Iron castings (gray and malleable cast iron)
Steel castings
Castings with special properties (cast iron and steel)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 8/8
SOV13318
241
242
242
243
243
244
244
245
246
246
247
247
248
248
254
254
VK/IOfm
4-27-60

-T)(119YULEVT-SarggX,Grigar!yALV-Iohj SOIDNSKIY, Alsksandr Stepanovich;
KASPER9 M., red.; NOVIKOVA, V., tekhn. red.
(Manual for machinery designers] Spravochnoe posobie kon-
struktoru-mashinostroiteliu. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Minsk,
izd-vo BSSR, 1962. 402 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(Machinery-Design and construction)

DOSZI Tuljsn(Wd6Uw); IIAUS, B. (Wroolav)
Effects of production concentration in the meat industry; on the
Vample of the Meat Plants in Glat2,- Gosp miesna 14 no.2:
21-23 F 162,

rr- -
-1. 1.
I'.'. t-,,, 117aLicr. cf I 'cusurir C Apparatus a -I , 7. 13r,
rp , C, - -"'i'n --i - I
(-II T' `)T-;-)' Vol. 5, T,(7. 9, -r-tr.-Nr ... , .-I - -1-i I
- . I I
SC: ly list of Fast r, ropcar. .cc( s sic rs (F.: .11~, L-, 7c1. !, , *,- - 3,
!~-irch Y,55, Urel.

2 O"J"T": , :. 111.
lN~7,ZKZ:"J" "l. IN. --l'Biolorical Foundatlorvi of '.h-3
'Jadfly of Beef under the Conditions of Southern Yazaknsfari.r for
De,.lre s ', 1, 'cience Ar;d Envineorinr DoCendedat U35TZ Hilier -Aucatiorial 1-st it,ltion3)
Acad Sci Ka-,akhstan U-33'Z, Inst of Biolog,y, Alma-Ata, lq~~
Kniz,,maya Lolopis', Nu. '25. 1S J~:" 55
For Dely-ree of Doctor of Biolo-licpl scic-nces

GRUNIN, X.Ya.; DDSMUMV. T-N--
Individual consum of the development period of the cattle warble fly
larva In the soirrhus (with Inglish eummary in insert]. Zool.shur.35
no.3:400-405 Mr 156. (MM 9:7)
loZoologlohookly institut AN SM i Institut soologii AN Kazakhakay
SSR* (Warble flies)

USSR G
Acarlds and Inmects as Vectors
Olt, Dine"LOO. Inseats
1~3. Jr T No, 4 19% Fo. 15047
I !% : W~Iftnli ~kicnWld Reses-och Inatitute
r N .2, : PeoulIar.ities of the Biology of Hypodermatidae
of Cattle und0? Conditions of Southern Kazakh-
Stan
;GPTG. PUD. : Tr. Kazalchak. n.-i. In-ta, 1957, 9, 5323-5-74
!I A 1; S' M, A C T:Under mountain conditions durin,,~ seasonal pao-tu-
of animals, the cattle are exposed to ovi-
r jx4g
position of warble flies twice: in the foothills
on the spring pastures and high! in the mountains
on the gumrier pastures. In'th-a tralls of the oso-
phagpz, the larvae (L) of the first stage were
registered 1ron, June through March,and in the
spinal cord channel In Decenber-April. To estab-I
A M! -

DOSZHANOVp T. N.
"Zonal Characteristics of the Biology of Subcutaneous Gadflies in
Southern Kazakhstan."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and 'Diseases with Natural
Reservoirs., 22-29 October 1959, Vol. 112 Publishing House of Academy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Leningrad, 1959.
Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences, Kazakh SSRI (Alma-Ata)

fur
Vill VIM
6 ROE t 4
Al
C1
IL
p 3; gi
1 53 rv
Ivy

GATI, Istvan, dr.; IAJOS, Iaszlo,, dr.; DOSZPOD, Jossof, dr.; HISZEK, Nandor"
dr.; ARNOLD, Tatvan., dr.; BUCS, Gabor, dr.
Changes in maternal mortality at the maternity clinic of Peas
during 40 yearn with special respect to puerperal favor. Orv.
hatil. 106 no,33S1563-1567 15 Ag'65.
1. Peosi Orvostudomanyi '9gyetem Smileezeti as Nogyogyaszati
Klinika (Igazgatol Iajos, Uszlo,, dr.),

,UITOVA, V.; DOTCHEV9.,.P. -
On acne index change)a of the alke"i acid equilibrium in chronio
pneumimia of'ohildrign from 3 to 34 years of age. Cook, pediat,
20 no.3t431-433 Hr 165
1. Department of Pediatrics, Universit3 of Sofia, Bilgaria,

BIFffUKOV, P., insh.; DOTLIBOT., A.,, insh.; ZPSHTRYN, V,., iinh,
Mass production of reinforced concrete bathrooms. Zh12. otrol,
no.12:21-22 42. (MIRA 16q)
Onepropstrovsk-Precast concrete) (Bathrooms)

BIRYUKOV, Pavel Fedorcivichj QQTLIMVx_Arkaqy__MjkMylovI,ch; RDMANETSO
Tatlyana Tampolkoyna; EFSHTF,11.,' VladWr LIvairich;
VISHNEVYY, V., red.; YEREKINA, I., tekhn.rede
9 . - -.8
(Frpestanding reinforced-concrete bathrooms; their manufacture
and use] Menesushohis shelasobotonnye prostranstvoWe eanitarno-
tekhnicheskie kabiny; opyt isgotovleniia i primenaniia. Kievj
Goastroilsdtit,, 1963. 37 P. (MIRA 16s6)
(Bathroom

BIRYUKOV, 11.9 inzh.; DOT1,113OV9 D., inzh.-, EPSHTEYN, V., irizh.
Reinforced .-.oncrete three-dimensional bathroons. Zhil. stroi.
no.12:17-18 161. (MIRA 15:2)
(Bathrooms)
(Dne:propetrovsk Province--Preca3t concrete construction)

DOTI, M.
Analysis of data on primary production gattiered during the
Joint me,,hodological work of scientists of various countries In
the region of the Hawaiian Islands. Okeanologiia 2 no.3:543-
553 162. (KRA 15t7)
(Phytoplankton)

JU7.2"L.
VECITICLI-0y
Pr.-'RI'.DICA,L: EPULETC-I'SPESZET. VoI~ h, no. 6, 1955
Dotsch,, K. Froblems of installinr, central heatirT, equ..p:iienl~- p. LOb.
Monthly list of ga3t European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. C-, No. 2,
February 11~59, Unclas:3.

POTSCH, Karoly
"Preparationp prooessing and uoe of polyrinyl cILlorideN by
ArpeA JakAb# Tburso and Zinoz. Revieved by Karoly Dotach.
Epulstgepesset 6 no.4s.123-IU 157.
A
1. "EvulotgepeozetO szerkeesto bisottsagi tagja.

DOTSCH, Karoly-- %
e~
MJ'6"-- Gyulay. Epulatppezzat 6 no.,4:136 17/.
I%w
1, "EpulotgopestatO szo.r,keazto bizotteagi tagja.

DOTSCH, Laroly
r--
The 2d Warsaw ConMes of FoUsh Dometic Eqginoere,
llpulotgopossat 8 no,2:81-86 159,
1. *Epulotgaposset" sterkepto bizottuagi tagja.

~ 41.,
44~!,i
DOISSCHO Karoly-
Assuring materials and fittings in the second five-year plan.
Spulotgepesset 9 no.5s175-178 160.
1. *Zpulotgepeozot* ozerkeozto bizotteagi tagja.

-p-MA.-A-ro-17
Olloalbook on boating and ventilation toichnologyN by fl,
Rietschels. Reviewed by Karoly Dotsob. Epaetgapeszet
9 noo6s234,-235 160,
1. Spulotgepenzet" szorkeozto bizott3agi tagja,

DOTSCH, Xaroly
"Catalog.0 Reviewed by garoly DotBaft. Spulotgopezzat 11
no,,0135 8 162.
1. "Epulotgopezzat" gzarkensto bizottsagi tagja.

DOTSCH, laroly
Comparison of the material consumptlon of long-diBtance
heating atationa. Epulotgapeezet 12 no.6:202-203 D#63.
1. "g-pulotgepeozet" azarkeazto bizottaal;i teigja.

PUCELEV, Al. dr.; POPOV, K. dr.; ASTRUG, A., dr.; ITTSCHIN , D., dr.;
Pf"TRIVISKA-WENKOVSKA v S. dr.
Eidanic nephropatby In Bulgaria. Orv. hett.. 105 n(-,.35:1642-1647
Ag 3) 'U..
1. Szofiai BelklInIka (1gazgato: Al. 13u:hlev dr.) es Korbonctani
Intozet (Igazgatoi B. Kardshiev dr.'.

DorSEEK A.
~:
94 tiu& tractor. Toen.snan. 31 no.5:12-13 IV '55. Oam 8:9)
i:Vshicles. Military) (Motor trucks)

ZOTSENKO,A., Inshenor
Sca,le formation in engine cooling systess and ways of preventing
it. Avt, tram- 33 no.4:20-22 Ap 155. (XIR& 8:7)
(Automobiles-Ingines-Cooling)

DOTS91110, A.; BYXHOYSXIY. Ya.
In these monentous days. Promokoop. 13 nool:1.7 Ja 159,,
(MIRA 12--2)
(Moscow-Leather Industry)

DOMINEO, A.A.
....... --
Considering wind-driven waves in predicting malarial conditions of
reservoirs wider construction. Ked.pares. i paraz.bol.supple&ant to
no-1:12 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Is Instittits malyarti i maditsinskoy paresitologii Ministerstva
idravookhraneniya RSFSR-
(RNSA2VOIRS) (WIlW) (HOSqUITORS)

Do~~16.w. .
Republic confere-nos
and epidemiological
no.3:379-380 )V-JG
(HUaOLCOY)
of specialists In water aspects of sanitar7
control stations. Had,paras. I paras.bol. 26
'57. (MIRA 10M)

:POU'OV-JKIY* S.N.1 DPF~!!~qt,.A.Ao
ORosorvoir conetruation, and oroblems of
S.Se.Polcrorskii, A-it.Dotsenko. Med.paras.
1U!-114 *J&--Y 158s
(MALARIA)
malaria.* Reviewod by
i o9res.bol. 27 no.l:
(MIRA 11:4)
,j

- W7SM(KOO A.A.
Sanitary antimplarial Vmtionm in the ReBeYeStRe durinf, the
postwar *,reate (lo46-19:55) and their effectiveness* Wepel"#
i pami,bol* 29 no.l:M-82 Ja-F 160e (KnA 13 M)
(MAIARIA)

POWVODUVA, V.P,.; DOMMIXOp AsA.
Conferer.ce of Entomolcglato of the Sanitary and Epidemiological
Stations of the European Part of the R.S.F.S.R. Med, paras. i
paraz. bol. 32 no.5&6"-3-634 S-0163 (M RA l6t12)

Chnni:,.:; In the walAr factor and in sanitarY and epidemiological
-ondl f li fle Imlor %n region afWr tho construction of the
T,-0m,j,Ptnuk Ri!!iorVL-jr, Mled.paraz.t laruz.bol. 33 no.4t464-485 Jl-
(MIRA 18:~3
instital, .1offltsinskoy

L 1732-66 IWA 3 V,
ACCIESSION NR: AP501421i UR/010 51000100210008/0016
AU'MON: Doteenko, 0. 1. (Dotsenko, A. I.) (SeyastoPoll
TITLEi Engineering locus-of roots method of synthesizing an auto
ma
tic controlle:r
SOURCE: Avtomat:tka,, no, 2,, IS154, 8-16
TOPIC TAOSS automatic control design., optimal control~'autoniatic
control theory
ABSTRACT: A method of synthesis of an optimal controller is consider-'
ed based on the t:ieoretioal. proposition as to the expediency of np-
proxIngition of zeroes and poles of the transfer function cof the 3513 temo
The neceasity and praotical sufficiency of approximating only two min-
imum poles is proved. Concrete methods for solving the problem are
indicated and an introduction of simple equations for the caloulattons
of tbe optimal dynamia parameters of the controller is attempted. Them
proposed method Is used to eaAculate a control system for the speed
of a DO motor. It Is concluded that the laborious method Df succea-
Card 1/2

L 1732-M,
ACCESSTOM NR: AP5014211
sive approach to the optimal solution can be avoided by the use of '.he!
ccntrol-'~
simple formulas fclr calculatine- the dynamle. parameteris of the
1e r. The order of' magnitude of the transmission coefficient of -the I
second derivative of the control law, required for the further improvei-
Ment of the dynamlo characteristics of systems, can be obtained from
an euqArical formula., anti subnequently refined. Introducticn of the
second dF-rivative In the control law requires a correction of the
prevlously chosen parameter of *.he first derivative. A simple re-la-
tion between the djramic lparamel;ers allows one to go over fr:)m tile
calculation of the dynamic parar.*A-.ter;, to a choice of components of
the correoting netuorks and to s. calculation of their structural'
parameters. Orig. art, has: 2 tables, 24 formulas, and 5-figures
AS30CIATION: None
SUBMWED: 17june6.*s ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: IE, DP
NR REP SON's 006 OITHER: 000
Card

MAKIN, II.D.; SIGARPV, A.M.'I ZVYAGIPIA, Ye.V.; PrinimAll uchastiyes
DOTSPROP A.M.1 AMORMIA, M.A.; LYUBIMOVA, F.M.; .17.W.NOVA, 'L.V.
Investigating the gaseous madius surrounding cArbon-grRphlte blW-a
dtiring their balcing In a multiple camprtrtment ring kiln. TSvet. met.
37 no.1001-54 0 164. (WRA 180)

r, 4tig,3-66
NRi
EWT00/EWP(W)/T/ZWF(t)/ETI
(W)
JD
AP601569..q
SOURCE CODE: V,9/0413/66/000/009/0097/0098
INVENTOR: Balashovp V. A ; Dotsanko, A. M.; Kornilov, A. V.
ORO: none
TITLE: Method of atudyIng the development of fatigue cracks. Class 42,,!
No. 181361
SOURCE: Izobre~eniyap pronyehlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no.~~91
1966p 97-98
TOPIC TAGS: cracking, crack propagation, fatigue crack
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of studying the
development of fatiguecracits by applyinj; a sensing element to the area
of possible cracking, Whe nensing element consists of several parallel
conductors with a g1v n law of variation of space between them. The
conductors are arranged perpendicular to the possible direction of
crack propagation,Ifln o derto obtain diagrams showing the relation-
ship between the ength of the propagating crack and the number of load-i
Card 112

- i 1~1 I ju.-! G 6-
ACC NRi
Ap6ol5699
;ing cycles automatically, electric signals proportional to the spaces
~between the conductors of the sensing element are arranged to be trans-
mitted to the recorder which simultaneously receives the periodic
sequence of electric pulses rrom the cycle.counter. The time between
these pulses is proportional to a specific, number of loading cycles of
the test piece (see Fig. 1). Orig. art. has;. I figure. [Tranalation]
(LD]
r--------- Fig, 1.
SUB CODE:
2/2
20/ SUBM DAM 2714ar65/
Device for study-
ing -the propaga-
tion of fatigue
cracks.
1-Sensing element
2-automatic
recorder; 3-oycle
counter

HKI APW2M%. LWOOW66/032/006/07"/OrA
AUTWRi Toroblymyl A. ;.I Gavrilmat Ye. A.1 Dotswkoo A. X.
.........
OW t None
TITIZa The affeat of rmvly oocuring oomprqgsion cycles upon thq'90&Q%we of a..-
structural member
SWMI ZarodsIcaya laboratorlyat V. 32t no. 6, 19660 733~-T%
$10A. 7Vd.C, VT-oVFSS,
TMC TAGSI AChanical fatiguso fatigue strength, fatigue toot, ancy steel,
dumlumin / 3MGSA alloy steelt DIM dumlumin
ABSTRACTS The fati&a tests applied. to the samplos of tubes made of D16T dukalumin and
3MGSA alloy steel are discussed. The samples are ohom in a figure and their mochanictt
proportion are given in a footnote. The specimen woro uubjected to repeated cyclio loads
with an intervention of rarely occurring compression cycles, an shown in a'diagram. The
cycles causing tensile stresses won of 0.1 - 0.25 aid 22 cps, while the frequency.of the
compression cycle was Oal cps* The results of enduremco tests are reflected in the
emphs. 7he first graph represents a not of curves d.emonstrating that the rarely inter-
vaning compressive stresses considerably lover the ordurnme limits of tested saWleas.
Another set of curves shown that a mDre frequent repetition of compression cycles causes
a gmator fatigue of materials The tests cooduotod with D16T samp2on proved that the
mc

ACC NRs AP6028194
-effect of compression is greater if each cycle consisted of a series of repeated variable
tenaLle and compressive otreseess In gweral, the endurance of material is lowered with,
the ~ncreaue of oompreenivo strano and probably with tho decrease of basio tensile stroses
.0rig. art* hast 5 diagrams.
Od Cw*1 no 231, MW an$ ''Now CM W1 Ow,
Card 2/2,

AUTHOR3 Dotu,tj-nko,__.A_,I, 26-58-4-9/45
TITLE: ."hy the Severskiy Donets Becomes Shallow and Loses Fish
(Pochemu meleyet 1 bedneyet ryboy Severskiy Donets)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1956, ;r 4, p 40 (USZR)
ABSTRACT: The Severskiy D3nets is the ms4n watercourse in the important
Khar1kov - Donbass indtistrial area. Summer cottages and
health resortst surrounded by parks and forests, cover its
banks, but the river is neglected. It is choked with silt
and driftwood, and where years ago ships could sail, the
river can now bo forded in numerous places. The industrial
enterprisus located in the neighborhood use huge quantities
of water, othero dump all kinds of AL-.ste or discharge spent
hot water into -.he rivqr, thereby lotntroying the remaining
fish reaourcog. A"he author jugge3t3 thai, quick measures

be taken to pro , z
-0 -t the flora and faura of the river and
to correct the ztunerou3 other def.,ciencies.
ASSOCIATI0,14i Skripayevskiy j-h-3bno-)pytnyy '.PnkhL)7 (Khar1kovskaya Ob-
last', -rainint-, und Exfcrimental Leakhoz)
(Khar1kov Oblasi;- 11kr36R)
AVAILABLE- Library of Conere.,.:,
Card 1/1 1. Ichthyolog-') S.M 2. Sc-.,cr3kV Donets River 3. Fishes-USSR

DOTBARKO, Adlp~~.'
e'-- ""' ~
Goiter of a supernumereq *,byrold body loctited In the posterior
mediastinume Yrach,delo no,10:1089 0 157, (MIRA 10:12)
1. Kafedra propedeytichaskoy khirurtii (zare - prof, I.Ya.Deyneks)
Odevskoga maditsinskogo inatituta.
(KIDUSTIMM-MUS)
(THrROID GIAND-4BNORMITIRS AND DxroRmITIES)

AUTHORs S.OV/20-120-3-65/67
TITLEt Changes In thO Voi-piaabili ty of the Homatoencophalio
Barrior, In tho Case c4 a Closed Skull and Brain Injury
(Izmenonlya pronlt3ayemosti gemato-ent-39falicheskogo
t-az'yera pri zalcrytcy charapno-mozgovoy tra7me)
PERIODICAL: Doklady kkademii Nauk SSSR, 1556, Vol. 120, Nr 3,
Pp. 673-676 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; Thanke to the works of Mrs. L.. S. bhtern and her student*
it was found o-~..t thal. the mentioned barrier (HEB) plays
an import"t part In the acti-ity of the central nervous
system (referoncos 1, 2). In this zonnection it was also
proved that a number of pathological processes the
permeability of the HEB is changed. This process is bound
to have an effs--t on the a~.,tivity of the central nervous
systam and the clinical plotuxe of the disease (references
3 - 6). From publications (rcferences 7, 11) we learn that
the train injury is accompanied by an increase of the
permeability cf the HEB. Thits explains to some extent the
Card 1/4 -merious .;I-1nic.a'-1' manlfc3tatlons of the dieease. It was the

Cha-nges in the Permeability of the hematoencephalic SOV/20-120-3-65/67
barrier, in the ulaae of a Clo!iei Sicull and Brain Injury
taek of thn discussed Investigation ti investigate the
permoatIlIty ol the HEB in animals (dogs, rabbits) after
different periods after the injury. For thIs purpose the
anLmals were gl*ren dosed hits. A typicai. contusion-
-COMmUt!on--nyndr=e was obsorved. 24 fi~.urs later the
rymptoms vanished or bezame weaker. A serious Inhibition
of the ~entra.!- nervous system waahowever, of several days
duration. At the autopsy a ;iyperemia of the cerebral
meningei, duiing th? firet ::icurs after the injury, an
Increased blood-rupply of' the brain, sometimss fine
hemorrhages of tho size :if a punct were proved in the
cortex and in the stem part if the head brain. As
indicators of the permeability radioactive phosphorus and
ridioactive :a1t--1-am we-%e bused. Tho anima15 that suffered
from the mentlined injary were Investigated in the 2nd
e6rieq of experiments, on table I can be seen that the
permeability c:f the HEB Is in all cases considearably
increased aft(,r the injury. That is p-ro7ed by thb increased
.12
Card 21.1 ainoQn-t of P, in the brain as well. as In the fluid of the

Changes In the Peimeability of the Hematoencephalic SOY/20-12U-3-65/67
Barrier, in the Case of a Closed Skull and Brain Injury
spinal corl. The effect of the traumatizini; factor na3
not the same in the different portions! of the cortex
Ca45 penetrates into the brain-t1saue in a very small
quantity. After the injury the amount of the isotope
ift the braln Is c;onsldera~oly incrioased ('table 2). Further,
the permeability of the hemato-ophthalmic barrier was
,studied. It was proved that the effe;t of the mentioned
InJurY 1i of s1mllar kind as that In the brain. The
hr-aviest If-s!ons of both larriers agree to a certain
oxtent with the most -Intensive m4nifestation of the
disease. It to pisalble that the penetration of t-oxic
subatati-.ab and of aubatances, altogether foreign to the
train-metati,l,-*Lsm# (among them also of antigen nature) is
one of thr~ ra-,tors which explain the serious consequences
ct' the skull. and brain inj~iry. There are I figure, 2 tables,
a.4d 14 refereacee, 9 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION! Odezaklj meditsinskiy instl.tut Im. X. 1. Piiagova
Card 3/4 (Odeasa Atedictil. InatItute imeni 1.. 1. Plrogov)

Changes in the Perm9ability of the Hematcenc,~pha'Lic SOVI 20-120- 3-6516, 7
BtLrzlr.r, in thp CW3a of a Closed Skull amd Brain injury
PRESENTED i Februarj 12, 19nJ8, by L. 3. Shtarn, 'I'lember, A.:,,ademy Gf
5-,_'en,_ea , USSR
SUBMITTED; FAr~wxy 11, 1056
1. Head injuries--Analysis 2. Brain--Pathology 3. Nervous
system--Pathology
Card 4/4

DO 111 - " 7. (" I
C~Ald
0 f
irr-t 47.
106) T. P-4

01SUA0 A.P.,,-kand.med.,nauk; CIIINCHWOp Ye.I., kand.med,nauk
Minical and th82-apoutic aspects of insufficient suture after
gastric resection. Nov.khir.arkh. nool.1160-64 161. (MIRA -1412)
1. Kafedra obehohey khirurgii pediatricheakogo I eanitamo-
giglyanichookogo faklalteta OdeBalcogo meditsinskogo institutas
(STCHAOR-SURGERY) (SUTURES)

DOTSENKO A.P.,, kand. sellkhoz. nauk; TKACIUKO, A,A,; DOSTIN,
--==-~~-ru-.V-.pr-MGEN5ONj Te.I.9 kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
YABLOVSKIY, L.I.j GARMASH9 P., red.
[Forest reserves of the Crimea] V zapovednykh lesakh Kryma.
Simferopol', Krym~zdatjp 1963. 1 ir. (MIRA 17:6)

Nurseries,"
Les. khoz., 5. No.2p

DaMYK01 A.P.
2. 1 iss R (6w)
4. Agricultural Maclanery
7. Chuguev mechanizers are ready for spr~ngj Les i step$ 5 no. 3, 1953.
9. Monthly List of RU931an Accessions, Library of Congress, APPIL 1953. Unclassified.

1. DNJ~,":XO, A. P.
2. w3i,, (6oo)
4. Arboriculture
7. B.-oader introduction of wide-row sowin8 in nur-scrie2. kboz. 6, No. 3, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions* Library of Congress, A-~-il 1953- linelne-les-A

-0 -
~,GUJTRY
:
`j r" Tf G 02, Y : 7orestiv. 7oren t CultureF.
AB3 . JOUR. : RZhBiol. , lNo. u, 1959, 1-10. 63232
AUTHOR : !)Ot~-Rnko A. P.
,
T. Growth of Illne '~'eor.Angs witt, %lide-7ren,~h
02 FIN3. s.-W!. ir)-tu, 1057, LtLrl~'
A 13"T.-".-ICT Tn nurserLes of the "~tltnovl-lkoyc in-3 17'aio-tyevskoye
7orestrla:; of Chlist ir 1",54-11:,S6, exr),arinentRI
-,owings of n1no, o-11c, -,hftrp-lc-tv-_J mirle, narrow- Ia aved
oloqswr ancl forest apple vere carrlt!3 out on polzalizel
.Aqnly-lon- charr~(j"ze*-.-'l, the lvinu 1-2C
("71. -ri~m tle ex.,--inle *t anni%%rs tl-.al, tno
4 . -1 It izitr -ar:tn", sowing- denslt7
tri-nehos of -IC cm In h
is :311vicultur-My more e-'llpct~ve. 'n ~nlc ca.-2,
.Viel-' rl' goo-i-qu,.-Pty clintin:- -~at~artal ia
t1res greater. FOr nur3erle3 tr, tte ncon-arld ;dirt of t~~,,
s I I.
toppe, and forait ste-.)pa, lne seeds czf
O'Docies whi ch are lem!mdlni~ of r:oistare
Oita) 1/12

COUNTRY
CATEGOEff
ABS, JOUR. I RZhB101., No. 11, 1959, No- 63232
AUTHOR
T IT LZE
ORIG. PUB.
ABSTRACT and soil fertility are recommend,~3 ror sowing in narrower
(8-12 cm) trenches, usirf, derger (11 times agreater
than the norm) seeding f4 xBrophyte? 500cleg, with
small seeds and developed stalky root in soils inclined
to silting.-D. 1. ~.oryabtn
Card: 2/2

I l4v.
DOTSE KO, A.P.p Cand Agr Sci (dis3) of
rr D.- of tree, and shr -b 44= a ~'U~
broad-furrow sowing." Kharlkov, 1958s 1h pp (Min
of Agr USSR. Khartkov Order of Labor Red Banner
Agr Inst im V.V. Dokuchayev. Chair of Agro-forest
Improvement) 150 copies (KL$ 21-581 92)
- 52 -

CHI14CHF,NKO# YesIsj DU4j4Mj-A.F*-,
Some problems in the clinical aspects and tTeatment of mi:-ced tumors
of the salivary glands, Vrach, delo no, D88-90 161, (KRA 14:4)
1.1afedra obahchey khirurgii (zav. - zaaluzhermyy deyatell nauki
prof..I.Ya. Deyneka) pediatricheskogo i otomatologicheskogo
fakulltetov Odesskogo meditsinakogo Instituta.
(SALIVARY GLANDS-TUMORS)

DOTSENKO, A.P., kand.med.nauk (Odessa)
Two cases of bronchogenic eyats of the mediastlnum, Klin,meds
no-01/42-144 162. (MIRA 15.5)
1. Iz kafedry obshchey khiiurgii (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki Prof. I.Ya. Deyneka) pediatricbeakogo i stomatologicheskogo
fakulltetov Odesskogo meditsinskogo instituta, irieni N.I. Pirogova
(diro - prof* I.Ya. Deyneka).
(~=ASTINUYS--TUMORS) (CYSTS)

PUrS1,14KO, A.P., kand. med. nauk
SinglF-'-3taf:' ichinococcectomy in bilateral ec:hfnococu-)9i9 of
the lungs, Kh.rurgiia no.1:2.17-118 163. (M , I HA- 17: 5)
1. Iz kafecti, obshchey khirargli pediatr'-Oviakcgo 1 stomatolo-
gicheskogo fakulteta (zav.-za-,,'-iu",h~)r-nrf leyatell nauki prof. 1.
Ya. Deyneka) Odevskogo mdit-3'mikogo iritini N.I. Firogo-,-a.

DOTSENTO, A.P., kand.med.nauk
Cancer cells in circulating blood; a survey of foreign lite-
rature. Vrach. delo no*7:86-92 J1163. (14DU. 16tlO)
1. Klinika, obshchey khirurgii pediatricheskogo i stomatologi-
cheakogo falculitetov (zav. - aasluzhennyy deyateltuawki prof.
LYA.Deyneka) Odeaskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(GAIMER) "D-IdAMINATIO14)

DOTSkf%Q,,._A.,P. _(Odeosa)
Disorders Of the ophthalmo-encepha3le barrier mechanism
in closed oranio-cerebral injuries. Arkh. pat. 25 no.5s
13-18 '63. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz kafedry obshchey khirurgii, pediatrichealcogo i stoma-
tologicheskogo fakullteta (zavo - sasluzhenrTr deyatell
nauki of. I.Ya. Deyneka) i kafedry-patologicheakoy fizio-
logii rzav. - prof. N.N. Zayko) Odeoskogo meditainskogo
institute. imeni N.I. Pirogove..

DOTS'-'IIKO, A.P., kand. mied. nauk; ZHARDETSKIY., A.S., dotsent
Clinical aspects and surgical treatment of primary pleural tumors-
Vest. khir. 94 no.2:61-67 F 165. (MRA 18:5)
1. Iz kafedry obshchey kbirurgii (zav. - prof. I.Ya. Deyneka)
pediatricheskogo i stomatologicheskogo fakulltetov Odesskogo
maditsinskogo Institute. imeni Pirogova.

DOT 3"-'~",
T
On-er
Sz
"wid Jill;
11"a j

BOSVORT, R. Ch. L. [BaWrth, R.C.L.1,; DOTSIMKO. B.B.,Ctranalatorl.;
., IMMMUKATA. B.A.,takhn. red.
SURINOV, Yu.A.Jed.; RTNIK,
(Host transfer phenomena] Prot gaasy..torployoga perono6a. Moskva,
Goo. isd-yo takhniko-taoret. lit-ry, 1957. 275 P. ETranolated from
the Inglishl. (Heat--Transmission) (MIRA 11:12)

AUTHOR: Dotsenko, B, 3, 2o--119-3-17/65
TITEL: On the Problem of the Proton Structure (K voprosu o strukture
protona)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii flauk S33R, 1958, Vol 119, Itr 3,
PP., 466 - 463 (USSR)
ABSTRACT-, E. E. Chambers (Chembern) and R Hofstadtor (Khofstadter)
(Reference -1) experimertally investiE:ated the electromagnetic
structure of the proton,, Of the 6 ponsible functions of the
density distribution d(r) of the cha::gre in the proton the
r exp(-r), Here dendes
authors prefer the fwiction d(r) - d
0
the distance to the center of the proton,expressed in correspond-
ing units., The theoretical investit:a.tion of the structure of
the proton could be performed most consiStently on the basis
of the rigorous field. thcory~ Becaune of the earnest difficult-
ies in such an inyestii;ation, horev,~r, the author here solves
this problem approximately, whereby he starts with sone pheno-
menologice.1 assumptions, On this occasion the author regards
Card 1/4 the proton to be a nucleus, which Is enveloped by a meson

-On the Problem of the Proton Structu:~e 2o-119-3-17/65
cloud. Besides, this cloud is assumed to be formed by one
single meson, From the known relativistic equation. for the
~-wave function of a particle with tk.c m,~,ss L, and the spin 0,
which moves in a field with the pote.,itiaal V(r)
2 2 - 2 2`
I /~ C ) (E-V) S~mc j ~-,JnD
L% it
-ed~ Thereby E = -e notation reads:
is obtain t holds and th
D - density of the zour-.e, U and c - known constants. If the
ernisGion of a meson is forbidden and if the meson coi:,.es into
interaction with the nucleus,
2C2) [(E_V)2_(MO2 )21 +.0
is obtained. In thu determination of' the interaction potential
V thu author applies the hypothesis,by I. Ye, Tamm. According
to this the meson Ildi avociat call in the field of the nucleus
into a pair of nucleon-antinucleon. Then a potential V(r) of
the form of the usual. can be used a:3 potential for the inter-
action of such a pair with the nuclBus Yukawa potertial. The
Card 2/4 sollition of the last writl~en equation is set up in the form
-7

On the Problem of the Proton Structure 2o-119-3-17/65
of +(r,t) - exp(-i(6/4 )t) 0).
Here dendes t the time and ~a constant with the dimension of
an energy. Thus a steady solution for the system nucleus-meson
is looked for and one assumes that the cancellation of 'the
eadyness takes place because of the destruction of the central
nucleus by the nucleon, which has formed in the pair production.
The process of the computation is puraued step by step. Then
the expression
+('rpt)-exp(-i( F_1~) t )YW(-9,r)R(r) with 1dr)
k � k
k-o
is obtained for the wave function of' a meson with the mass m,
which forms a cloud around the nuoletus. The lowest state of
-the here exedned system is the P-state. The dependence of the
density of the meson cloud on the distance approximately agrees
with the experiment In the case of 2j - 1. Finally the author
thanks the member of the Academy, K. X. Bogolyubov for valuable
Card 3/4 consultations. There are 6 referenceog 5 of which are Soviet.

. On the Problem of the Proton Structure 2o-119-3-17/65
ASSOCIATIOIT: Institut fiziki Akademil nauk USSR ( Physics Institute
AS Ukrainian SSR)
PRESENTED: November 28, 1957, by K. X. Bogolyubov, Nember, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: November 27, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 4/4

iF,
f w
3 a- A
ii I
ml
Ala-.
Al
a, ~Iis
1V 11;V
VA
_31a
t
Z~7

1.5 , ('Y
Ls
in it
L.- C6
0.4 . 11 -!~
boo
0 A
40
S 40, w,
op
V 00 IA
Un.
-;O~ 9,
Has moo. ~-Ozg
0
On 311-01 v .0
0 01
it t
.3 0 Ali,
I - Hoa.
h"! uoi
000
I
Jig Wow a
a
IL
-----------

DOTSIM B.B,
I-
Contribution to the theor7 of the superfluid state of a aratem
of Permi particles with isotopic spin. Part 1, Ukr. fise Shure
4 no.3:300-312 My-Je '59. (MRA 13:2)
l.Institut fisiki AN USSR.
(Superfluldity)

21 (0)
AlUTHORt Dotsonko, B. B. SOY/48-23-7-20/31
TITLEt On the Theory of Sups
rfluidity of Nuclear Matter (K teorii
'
everkhtokuohosti yadernoy fhaterii)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii aauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23, Nr 7, pp 914-917 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- The assumption of the concentration of nucleex matter has been
widely used recently in theoretical investigations of the
principal properties of nuclei. From the papors (Refs.1 and 2),
and particularly from the paper (Ref 3)t of Irestern scientists
it can be seen that - in spite of an intense mutual interaction
of the nucleons - the nuclear matter.-canbe-relwied as consioting
of poorly interacting Fermi particles, the effective mass of
these particles being twice as small as that of free particles.
From other papers (Refe 4 and 5) it can further be seen that a
system of Fermi pexticles with poor attraction at temperatuxas
near the absolute zero can form a condensate from the vapor of
the particles. Further, a hypothesis of N. It. Bogolyubov on the
investigation of superfluidity of a Fermi system is indicated
with the method suggested by him in the theory of superconducti-
Card 1/2 vity, and this method is applied to a systen of Fermi particles.

On the Theory of Superfluidity of Nuclear Mattor SOT/1,8-23-7-28/31
The equation (1) is used as a basist and by meano of a canonical
transformation of the symbols for the energetic excitation (2),
a now equation is obtained for (1). The Coefficients of this
transformation must satisfy special conditionst and the equation
system (3) is obtained by which the coefficients of the trans-
fo=ation are determined. Subsequently, the energy of the ground
state of the system considered is determined, the difference
between the energies of the normal and the sn1jerfluid ground
states are obtained by equation (12). The energy of the general
superfluid state is indicated 'by equation (14), and it is
ascertained that the single-Fermi excitation Is separated from
the main 8uperfluid state. Finally the author thanks N. N.
Bogolyubov for his advice, and L. M, Korolev and A. F. Lubeheao
for their interest in the work and the discussions carried ons
There are 8 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki Akademii nauk USSR (Institute of Physics of
the Academy of Sciences, UkrS.M3)
Card 2/2

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Dotsenko, B.B.
On the pionic
nucleons
J
S/185/60/005/003/001/020
D274/D303
and electromagnetic structure of
Ukrayins1kyy fizychnyy zhurnal, V. 5. no,. 3, 1960,
295-306
TEXT: The structure of nucleons on the basis of the Blokhintsev-
Yastrov model is considered. A working model for the three-pionic
state is suggested. At present, no accurate expressions can be
obtained for the quantities involved; the author proposes finding
estimates for these quantities and to ascertain the basic character-
istics of the three-pionic state. With regard to the model of three
pionic state, it is assumed that the pion is polarized when moving
in a field. Such a state of "nucleonic polarization" of the pion
is called the TT-state and the pion in this state - the TT-pion:
TT+ = (p.n) = 2-4(p*n + _e;) (6)
T7 - x (p -n),, rr p

,/60/005/003/1)01/020
26586 S/185
On the pionic and electromagnetic... D274/D303
in the first approximation, the interaction betwcen pion and core
can be described by the Yukava potential. It is noted that the
TT-state differs from the $C-state. The mass of the 11 -pion is
found to be
M - P_ + +
i#e* 1 - 2 2 6.3-2 2 (8)
Mri Z 5-al "t" 0.84M ~1-0 5.51)
6.5
hence its mass is greater than that of the Jt-pion. The lifetime
of the virtual TT-pion is approximately Atv/5.5; its size approxi-
mately 16rg/5.5. Fig. 4 shows a virtual pion which is emitted and
then absorbed by the core, whereby it passes into the TT-state
then back to the Ir-state. The wave function of the pion (in both
TT - as well as 4t -state) can be determined by'~the Klein.-Gordon
equation (and the interaction WO the Yukava potential.);
2% + --L- C (E _ V) 2: (mUC2) 2 ]~n . 0
V t2r2

26586 S/18%60/005/003/001/020
On the pionic and eiectromagnetic.~ D274 303
f
is obtained; by means of this equaf:.oll and of the potential. V(r),
the "averaged" wave function of '-irce-pionic (orTT-) state is
determined. Eq. (11) was solved .3,* Mc author (Ref. 16: DAS SSSR,
119, 3, 1958). The estimate o)- [C~Iiwr. due to a three-pionic state
is then examined. The dynamic;0 tit-oblem is treated in the quasi-
classical approximation (as was hitic by A. Sommerfeld in computing
.the motion of a proton in the The distribution densities
for the TT-pion and the core
2 exp ;/Gk = Ili
G iT = R exp
Tr 2a ak (26)
The mean-square
(r2 =
,T)
radius"S
R~y
0
2 ;e/(8_10-14cm)2,
'dr 12a~
(27)