SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEDOROV, YE.L. - FEDOROV, E.S.

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Armature Factory in leningradl 2hamia truda; kratkii acherk isto-
ril leningradskogo armaturnogo savoda *Zhamia truda,ff 1960, 207 p.
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YJIDOROVt,ye.M., inzhener; HILZYKOVSKIY, ZoZ-P inshener,
Production computer on excavators. Mekh.stroi. 10 no.6:14-1.5 jo 1530
(MLRA 6;6)
(Ixcavuting machinery)

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N.A.; VMTSAYZIIR, B.A.; VOVK. G.M.; VORMAN, B.A.; VOSHCHININ, A.Ps;
GA.TAKTIONOV, V.D., kand. tekbn. rmik; GMIN, Te.H.; GILIDOBUT,
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Volga-Don Navigation Canal, the TSimlyansk Wdroelectrie Cent-r,
and irrigation systems] Volgo-Don; tokhnicheskii otchet o stroitell-
stve Volgo-Dowokogo sudokhodnogo kawla imeni V.I. Ion-Ina, TSim-
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AMNIM, V.I,.... (contitmad) card 4.
Glar. red, S.IA;. Zhuk. Red. tom I.N. Kostrov. 1958. 319 p.
(mm n.-9)
1, Rasaia (1923- - U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo elekbrostauteii. Byuro
takhnicheakogo otcheta a stroltel'stive Volgo-Dona. 2. Chlen-kor-
respondent A3mdamii nauk SSSR (for Akhutin). 3. Deystvitel'477*
dhleu Akademii stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR (for Grishin,
Basin).
(Volga Don Canal-Aydraulic engineering)

SA89/62/000/058/002/002
A001/A101
AUTHORS: Pan,chenko, N. I., Fedorov, Ye. P.
TITLE: On determining the coordinates of the pole for time service
SOURCE: USSR. Komitet standartov, mer I izmerifel'nykh priborov. Trudy
institutov Komiteta, no.58 (118), 1962,.Isaledovaniya v ob-
lasti izmereniy vremeni, 39 - 64
TEXT: The first chapter contains the history of the problem of determining
pole coordinates for the purposes of time service and the criticism of the activi-
ties of the International Latitude Service, SIL, which did not Assure the furnish-
ing of necessary data for time service. As this drawback was evident for the So-
viet astronomers. the 10th All-Union Astronomipal i;onference, held at Pulkovo on
December 8 - December, 11 , 1952, elaborated the plan and prirs*al lines for acti-
vities of the Soviet Latitude Service, which are described in the second chapter.
The latter started operations in May 1953 after the approval of the plan by the
Astronomical Council at the AS USSR. The Soviet Latitude Service carried out cal-
culations of preliminary pole coordinates by A. Ya. Orlov's method which is based
card 1/4

-)89/62/()00/()58/0()2/002
On determining the coordinates of the... AOOI1AIOI
on two main assumptions: 1) The annual component of the pole motion is assumed
to proceed along an ellipse whose shape and orientation relative to the Earth
do not change, and 2) the Chandler component is described, within short time in-
tervals, by a circular and uniform motion; equations of both elliptic and oircu-
lar motion are given, and a numerical example of calculation- by Orlov's method
of pol6 coordinates from 1952.6 to 1953.7 isIresented. The Soviet Latitude Ser-
vice uses the data furniAed by the following Institutions. 1) The Main Astronom-
ical Observatory, AS USSR, at Pulkovo,.2) The Gravimetric Observatory, AS UkrSSR,
at Poltava, 3) 'Bie Astronomical Observatory imeni. Engellgardt at Kazan', and 4)
the Latitude Station imeni Ulug-Bek at Kitab. The authors discuss the nature and
variations of the non-polar component of latitude variations, the so-called
Kimura z-term, and point out that prior to 1958 the calculation of pole coordi-
nates by Orlovis method was performed after excluding the z-term, but since 1958
this practice was changed and the z-term has not been excluded in calculations.
The third chapter describes the organization of the Rapid Latitude Service, SIR,
by the 9th Congress of the International Astronomical Union, which started speedy
calculations of pole coordinates in January 19%. The authors criticize the basic
operational principle laid by Director of the Central Bureau of SIL, Ceachini,
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S/589/62/'300/058/002/002
On determining'the coord1nates of the... A0O1/A101
consisting in requirement that the polhody of the Internatio~al Latitude Service
should serve as a tast for the correctness of the results obtained by SIR. The
inadequacy of this assumption, in the authorst opinion, followsfrom the incorrect
assumption, by Cecchini, of the permanence of mean values of latitudes of the
stations. They describe al.-;o the methods used by Director of the International
Time Bureau, N. M. Stoyko, for calculAting the mean c6ordinates of the pole 'based
on observations with zenith-telescopes at BelgrAd, Carloforta, Kitab, Midzusava,
Poltava, Pulkovo, with photographic zenith-teloseopes at W"aington, Greenwichi.
Ottawa, Richmond, Tokio, and Danjon prismatic astrolabes at Algiers and Parts.,
The fourth chapter deals with reduction of pole coordin4tes to a common systbn.
It consists of two problems: 1) reduction to the mean pole of the epoch of ob-
servations, and 2) reduction to the mean pole of some initial. epoch. The first
problem was completely solved by Orlov whose method is briefly outlined. Thje
second problem is considered as being not yet solved, and the procedure used by
Cecchini of r4ducing the observations to the "barycenter of the 1900-1905 polhody"
,is criticized as being not correct. The authors illustrate their statement by
presenting the graph of pole motion according to calculations by the International
Time Bureau, Soviet Latitude Service and International Latitude Service, which
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S/~W62/bW/0,-0/002/002
On determining the coordinates of the... AOOI/AlOl.
shows the divergence of the polhody calculated by the laAer from the former".
two. The fifth and sixth chapter deal with estimates of the accuracy of determi-
naticn of pole coordinates and their extrapolation to the future. It is concluded
that extrapolation is admissible only for short time periods, not exceedirW, 0.5
years, which is sufficient for practical purposes. In conclusion the authora ad-
vance a proposal-of esiablishing a scientific center for the assembly and analysis
of all latitude observations and performance of fundamental research. There aie
3 figures and 9 tables.
Card 4/4

FEDMOV9 Ya.P.
Experience, in the operation of ZhR-5 transaitter-receiver sets.
Avtca.v telam,i evias' 6 no.1109-40 N 162. (KMA 15:11)
1. SUkahiy inzhoner Likhoborakey distantaii aignalizataii i svyasi
Moskovskoy dorogi,
(Railroads.-Slootronic equipment) (Railroads-Ccwmmication systems)

FEDOROV, Yeope
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An antenna =wt for the ZhB-5 radlo tranamittere Avton, telem* i
sviaz' 7 no,1:39 A 1630 NMA 16:2)
1, Starshiy iuzh, dietantaii signalizataii i avyasi Mookovsko-Ckrushnogo
otdeleniya Moakovskoy dorogi.
(Railrolado-Commmication systems) (Radio-4-Antennas)
gi- ggrun,
a NAR -P4.',l1!.

-FEDOROV, Ye. F.[Fedorov, IE. P.]
This is what the soientiots say. Znan. U prataia no.10:8
0 162, (MIRA 15:10)
Chlan-k,orrespandent AN UkrSSR.
(Lif* on other Planets)

FEDOROV, Ye. P.
. How'we have increased the operational reliability of loudspeaker
announcing systems. Avtom. telem. A svIaz' 8 no. 3:36-37 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Starshiy inzh. Moskovsko-0kruzhnoy distantaii eignalizataii
i svyazi Moskovskoy dorogi.

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the International Astronomical Union. Priroda 54 no,3t8l-86
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MOROV, Ye.P., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
On the article "Study of the action of running waves on hydraulic
structures." Gidr.stroi. 26 no.6:54-55 Je 157'1 OffAA 10:7)
*(Waves) (Hydraulic engineering)

"I. re.P., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
Causes of wave formation I* chute spillways W. measures to prevent It,
Gidreptrei,25 ixes6:46-51 ;1 9569 9: 9)
(spillways)

SOY/98-59-8-13/33
3(5), 30(l)
AUTHORs Fedorov, Ye-P-t Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLEt Wave-Formation in Fast-Plowing Rivers
PERIODICAM Gidrotekhnicheakaye stroitel'stvo, 1959~ Nr 89 pp 48-49 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs This is an answer to a critique by M.R. Razumovskaya (Ref.1) of an
article on wave-formation in faat-flowing rivers (Refs.2 and 4) and
reproaches her for rejecting without proof, many of the conclu-
sions drawn In articles by the author of the article. These In-
eluded the Importance.of the area covered f-T the current,_for which
Razumovskaya replaces th Ie Index of area R.HoIby Ho/6. However this
is.criticized on the ground that it does not take the shape of the
c-ross-section of.the river-bed into consideratiou, as we'al.as the.
breadth and d-epth..The suggested causes of wave-formation are.1found
to be incorrect, or rather, incompletely researched, factors such
as energy pro duced, the speed and the length of the stream flow be-
ing ignored. Razumovskaya also incorrectly criticized fig.2 in the
original article, but her proposed project for the wave stream,
given in fig.1 of her critique, is rejected as being unrealistic,
Card 1/3 since it shows no turbulence on the river-bed. She is also criti-

Wave-Formation in Fast-Flowing Rivers
SOV/98--59-8-13/33
cized for failing to pay enough attention to the Yariationin depth,
the
"tail" of
speed and volume of the current between the crest and
waves, and for notfully understanding statements by Vf-dernikov and
Kornish on wave-formation and the relation between energy and ero-
sion, which she quoted. The author states that the reasons for wave-
form%tion given in ref.2 are based on work by Vedernikov, Dressler,
Kornish and research.by.the TNISGEI (Tiflis Scientific Research
,Insti-tute of Construction and Hydraulic Power). The next point of
criticism is that the critique by Razumoyskaym contained certain
false data concerning wave-structure, the effect of aeration, etc,
Particularly the contention that the power of wave-formation de-
pends on the purely arbitrary value Q -r The author cites the
examples of the TsnoriBersbLI3etskMy%,Baksan, and Ezminshaya rlvers,
where the stream flow is,less than 25% of Qraach , and the Starays,
and Novaya Acbalukakaya'and Tetrikhevskayay where it amounts to more than 40%.
The statement that wave-formation decreases as the inclination of
the river-bed increases is also refuted, the reverse being actual-,
Card 2/3 1y the case, in addition to the contention that there is no connec-

SOV/98-59-8-13/33
Wave-Formation in Fast-Flowing Rivers
tion between the speed of the current and wave-formation. The an-
thoV60ncludes with some ge.neral remarks on the criticized article's
lack of specific evidence in the form of graphs, indications of
research methods used, etc., pointing out that the reason that
some of the data provided is so difficult to understand is due to
erroneous measuring carried out at the GruzNIIGiM. A short sum-
mary of the initial arguments is given at the end. There are 4 So-
viet references.
Card 3/3

71WROV, Te. P.
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Prinoiples of the modern theory of polar movements. Trudy Polt.grav.
obser. 20-20 148. (Wak 8: 1) -
(Ikrth--Rotation)

DROZMV, "~-- ',
LatitudL variations at Pbltava for the p-., iod 1945.5 - 1946-5.
Trmdy Polt.grav.obser. 207-61 048. (mm 8:1)
(Poltava--Zatitude variation)

7MROV, TO.P.
Determining the value of a screw turn on the micrometer from
observations of scalar pairs compiled on the basis of Washington
zenith stars. Trudy Polt.grav,obosr. 2:79-83 148. (YJML 8:1)
(micrometer)

Terrestrial Motion
nce of Fluctuations in tbe. Ocean's Level;
by the Mation of the Eartble Poles, Upon
Motion," Te. P. Fedorov, 4 pp
ok Ak Nauk SSM" Vol ULY11, No 4
uctuations of instantaneous axis of rotation of
earVh &ft ac;ccarpanied by changea it centrifvg*1
rce potential, this cavaing certain, changes In
afor a tka ocean Is surface. Shif to in water
rwee'vhich occur also have a reciprocal influe=e
/Gecpkqsi--s Ocean (Ccntd),
i Aug,
the m6yament of the instantaneous axis Of
od
U, camsing a slight increave in Its peri W
mutation. ~ Cotsiders: Jointly the influence ~,6f
nations of the ocean's level and elaiiie
of'tbe solid Of the'ecirth's
part
considering actn--l distribution at um
vater. on the earth I asurface. Stbmitted by
L~ S., Leybenzon 9 -am 49.
751k

nwROV. TO. P.
Causes for changes In thO Inclination of the axis and azimuth
of morldian Instruments. Trudy Polt.grav.obser. 3:126-148 150.
(Astronomical Inetrumints) (HIMA 8:1)
S..G.
9 of Poltava according to observations frox ftly 5, 1949
ratituds, vwIstion (Iff-RA 6: 6
to September 1. 1950. Astron.teir. no.105:4-5 S 150-
1. yoltaygkaya Obeervatoriya.
(poltava,-Tatitude variation) (latitude variatiOn-POltave)

MOROV, Ye. P.
Consideration of the effect of ocean tides in studying the lunar-solar
variations in the force of gravity. Trudy Polt.grav.obser. 4:88-102 151.
09,U 6:6)
(Gravity) (Tides)

FMAOV, TO.P.
wevm"&
Now program for the latitude service and its testing in Poltava. Trudy
Polt.grav.obser. 4:294-327 151. Wak 6:6)
(Stare-Observutions) (Latitude varlati6s)

FEWROV, TO.P.
Studying the ocular micrometer of the Wansobaff vertical circle, Trudy
Pblt.grav.obser. 4:347-360 051. (XLRA 6-.S)
(Tertical circle) (Xicrometer)

MOROV, Y1. P.
_'W8#/Aiii~r=W- Mutation 51
ItSepmte Determination of the Coefficients of the
Main Term of Nutation in Declination and LoW-..
tude." Ye. P. kedorov,, Toltava, O~s of Acad Scl.
Ukrainian SSR
"Dok. Ak Nauk SSSR! vol Lw., wo 4j, pp 569-m
Investigates the error in nutation for various
errors in the other variables measured. Compares,
results with actual observations. Submitted 5 Jul
Fesenkov.
51 ',y.Acad V. C
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1. MOROfj TO. P.
2. UM (60D)
4. ft1tava Latitude Variation
7. latitude variations for Poltava in 1950. Astronetair, No. 3.109 1951.
9. Monthlj List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, FebrunT 1953. Unclassified.
77-175R"~'! 1 M~'

USSR/Academy of Sciences Sep 52
"Third Conference bn latitudes," Ye. P. Fedorov, Cand Phys-Math Sci
Vest Ak Nauk SSSR, No 9, p 117
The following two reports were read at the Third M-Union Conference on Latitudus
in Poltave: K.A. Kulikovo Dr Phys-Fath Scis "Latitude Service - International
and Soviet"; Ye. P. Fedorov of the Poltava Gravir.etric Observatory, "Study of the
Inner Structure of the E&rth by Methods of Astronomy and Gravimetry." A new
method for determining the coordinates of poles was proposed by A. Ya. Orlev,
Corr Hem, Acad Sci USM
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USSR/As tr~ - NOW's C)scdlla+.Ims Aug 52
"Lunar Half -Monthly Oscillations in Latitude
According to Observations at the Stations, of
Narloforte and Yukays. From 1899 to 193Y' Ye.
P Fedorov, Ye. I. Yevttishenko, Gravimetric
6s of Acad Sci Ukrainian SSR, Poltava
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSH" Vol 65, No 4.., PP 731s 732
lGives the results of operating on all the pub-
lished observations, at the 2, subject stations
namely 66,220 observations at Karloforte, wid
5,736 observations ai. Ilikaya). States that
in the axm3,vsis of the half-monthly oscillations
227T37
~of latitude they detd 2 waves: tidal and nuta-
~tionxa. Submitted_:~y Acad V.G. Fesenkav
~un 52,,
2M37

1, MMROl. YE, P.-and.WiTUSHOYNEIZO, YE. I.
2, USS4 (6po)
4. latitude Variation-San Pietro, Italy
7. Semimonthly lunar variations in latitude bases on observations made at stations
in Carloforte &ad Ukiah from 1899-1934. Astron.tsir. not 126, 1952o
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, .1953. Unclassified.
r

it rMMMI, T66, Pr.
2e UM (600)
Is, Poltava - Latitude Variation
7. Latitude variations at'Poltava from simultaneous observations on two zanith
telescopes during tho period 1950,9-a952,2. Astrontair. No. 1-26# 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, F2bEgwX 1953. Unclassified.

--M)0R0'U,-Yw-P.-
U004tronogW 0cographical 1 Aug 53
Latitudes
"Sldw Non!.-Polar Variations ofLatitudes,"'Ye. P.
Fedcx`ov'-'Po1tava Obs Acad Sci USSR
DAN SESSR, Vol 91j, No 4j, PP 759-762
Outlines results of observational analyAs of the Cen-
tral Bureau of international Latitude Service which
confirm correctness of principles introduced by the
Poltava program and corrtctness of suggestions for
changets in the program of MSSh introduced by Soviet
astronomers. Presented by Acad V. G. Fesenkov,
5-4ui 53.
272T33

MOROV. R.P.
Variations in the latitude of PbltaLva In 1952 from simultanso-ag observations
on two xenith telescope@. Astron.tair. n0-13534 7 153. (M,,U 6:6)
1. PoltavekWa observatorlya.
(POURra-Latituds variation)

AXUNT'YWA,- ZON, YIDOROV Ta Ps-
A.IA.Orlov; obituary. Astron.tair. no.146:1 7 154. (MI-RA 7:601
1. Poltava, Observatorlya. (Orlov, Alekeandr Iakoylevich, 1880-1934)

4
MOROV, Ye, P.
]Daily.lunar wave In latitude variatione. Astron.toir. no. 10:12
Ap 054. (PT2A 7:8)
1. Observatoriya (Poltava)
. (latitude Yariation)

FZDOROV, To. P.
Results of observations made on two s3nith telescopes at Pbltava
from 1949.8 to 1954.2. Astron.tair. no-1427-8 W 154. (KM 7:7)
1. Pb1tava, Observatoriya.
(Pbltav&-Latitude variation) (Latitude variation--Pbltava)

VXMOT. To. P. PANCHWO. N. I.
Motion of the pole In 1952 from data of the International and
Soviet Latitude Service. Astron.tair. no. 14:8-10 Ng 154.(nU 7--7)
1. Poltava. Observatoriya.
~North Pole) .

FwOT, N.A. I YXDCROT
I T
Problem of methods for observing deflection of a light ray in
the solar field of g~ravityo Astronotairo no.151:21-22 Jl 154.
(MM 8:3)
1. Observatoriya, Poltava.
(Bolipoes, Solar-1954) (TAght) I. I

FMRDT, Ye.; YEVTUSHEM, To.
m
Daily latitude variations according to observations miade on tvo
zenith telescopes at Poltava# Astron,tair. no.152tl7-18:S 154,
(MM 833)
1e Poltava observatoriya.
(Poltaveo-Latitude variation)

PANCHM0,1A.; YEDCROV,Ye.P.
Movement of the earth's pole according to data from the Interns-
tional and the Soviet Iatitude Services. Astron.tair.no.156:8-9
(KIRA 8:10)
1. Observatoriya, Poltava
(Latitude variation)

Determining the constant of nutation from o'beervations of the
International Latitude Service. Astron.tair. no.164:io-12 0 '55.
(MLELA 9:5)
1. Observatoriya, Poltava.
(mutation)

FMROV, YO.P.
Xxtrapolation of polar coordinates. Astron.tair. no-164:13-1,41-
0 133. (KLVA 9:5)
1. Observatoriya. Poltava.
(GoordinateB, Polar)

"
I
Me Computation of the Pole Co-ordinates" (Section 111) -9 paper
submitted at l1th Genaval Assembly of International Union of Geodesy and Geqphysice,
3-14 SeP 5T) Toronto, Canada*
C-3,800446

FEMOT, To. Pe Doo Phys-Math Soi -- (digia). "Nutation and foreed-movement
of the earth's poles aocording to data of latituJinal observations."
Pulkovo, 1957. 14 pp (Aaaa Sai USSR. Main Astronamic Observatory), 100 oopies
(KL, 44-57, 98)
-2-

-~Ov -Ye a -R.,
"Computing the Coordinates oi'~ the Pole)" The International Association of Geodesy;
Abstracts of the Reports of the XI General Assembly of the International Union
of Geodesy and Geophysics,, Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1957. 63 P-
The syst tic errors in the corrdinates of the Pole published by the Central Bureau
of the International Latitude Service (IIS) are caused by an insufficient number
(3-6) of observations. The regular latitude observations are now eondu-cted at 13
stations and will be increased probably to more than 20 during the IGY. With a
sufficiently large number of stations participating in this program, the inherently
weak loop method of calculations is still the most acceptable as some difference
in the systems of declinations at various stations will not significAntly affect
the results. Mean latitudes are determined by A Orlov's method.

P,
AUTHOR: ;/aclorovp Ye&P,
TITLE: On the Forces of Interaction Between the Earth's Core and Crust
Occurring in Consequence of the Nutation (0 silakh
vzaimodeystviya, yadra i obolochki zemli, voznikayushchikh
voledstviye nutatsii)
PERIODICAL; Doklady All SSSRO 1957, Vol* 115P Nr 6t ppo 1084-1087 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: When investigating the rotational motion of the eqrth's crust
it in necessary to consider the effect of the exterior disturbing
forces of attraction of the moon and the sun abd also the forces of
interaction between crust and core. At first formulae for the
temporary modification of the kinetic moment of the earth's crust
and of the kinetic moment of the whole earth aregiven. It is not
possible to determine the coefficients of all mutation terms from
the observations and therefore the author confin'led himself to the
detfirml-4ation of the fundamental terms and of the half-month
terms. The result obtained can be described as follows: The mo-
bility of the earth's core with regard to the earth's cruet has
thefollowing effects: 1) An extension of the modulus of the
Card 1/3 vector 0",217ag e+iat (Here g denotes the modulus of the
a a

On the Forces of Interaction Between the Earth's Core and .-m-.6-9/48!
Crust Occurring in bonsequence of the Nutation.
v:otor,G,t that isp the kinetic moment of the earth's crust;
m reov r it is validok a at, where t denotes the time). The moment
occurring in consequence of the fundamental nutational motion
can be described as a sum of
V
+ 2. Here it in valid
-iat
U2 N _O",032agae . 2) The inversion of the direction of the'
motor V . (Nero the moment occurring in consequence of the
h f-monlhly nutation can be put down in the form of -the sum
.11%1 1, e_iPt.
VI + , with - OH,oo23 pg,e+"*9-f2 - -0",ooolpg,
3) The derivation of V and V that side which is contrary to
the direction of rotation of h!oe vectors with regard to the
earth. An exact conformity of the theoretical conclusions with
the observations cannot be expected because of the rough model
tbat has been applied here. For further precision of -these re-
sults it is necessary to analyse new data of observations. There
are 9 references, 5 of which are Slvic.
Mird 2/3

-.20-0-9/48
On the Forces of Interaction Between the Earth's Core and Crust Occurring
in Conadquence of the Nutation.
ASSOCIATION: 961t*va 0rkv1mtitr1o obsermtoi7t , AN of the Ukminian SSR
(Poltavokays gravimetricheekaya, observatoriya AN USSR)
PRESENTED: By Academician V.G.Fesenkov, April 2, 1957
SUBMITTED; April 19 1957.
AVAILABLE; Library of Congress
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PRASR.j BOOK ECEWITATION U89
Fediirov,, Yevgeniy Paylovich
Rutatsiya i vymuzhdannoye dvizheniye p6lymov zmIj po, da=ym shirotayka
AablYudeniY '(Nutstim and Forced Motion or the Earth t a .1oles Based
on Data from Latitude Observations.) Kiyev,'. Izd-Yo, AN Ukrainskoy SMI, TLO.
142 P. 1POOO,copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: AkRdmiya nauk.Ukrainsk'oy'SSR-1 PoitaysbW&
gmv~metrichesbLya-observmtorlym. ~esp. Id.., ~wentleva, Z*N., CorrespLaUng
Member AN Ukr-,SSR
PURPOSE: The book is intended for z.civxtists and giadqate,studebts worIng in
the field tir "t2;OnMy ihd-&'e-0*y2IQs,
COVERAM: The author develops- +~I.Ooy of rotation for an autitally deromop
FArth and compares his conclusions with tAe Amits or'latituainal abserwations.
Such observations are -utllizedto"detendno independently the coeMelents of
Ue main aembe* of~.nwtatim " a'& Iselized .w and, I agitude. The sutAar din-
cusses the *me rethrdstion or nmtWoft MA formgmWas ettatimm 'for thi ifbrftd-
mOvbkOnt bt-Lth*-X&tthis"'.Voloni,-.Ifti&-AtIW~I&AU
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Nutation and Forcecl Motion (Cont,) 1189
ing our understanding of the interaction between the Barthts core and mmotle*
The'vork includes 1T figures and 30 tables., Scientists mantioned:-N.1, Idellsoup
N,A, Popor. There axe 59 x~eferences, of which 20 an Soviet,, 24 lagllish,,
10 German, 4 French., and'l Czeefis
TMLR Cr CONTEIM:
Introduction
Ch. 1, Theory of the Rotational Nov*nnt of.a Peifect3jy M*tic Earth 8
1. Derivation of movement equations of the *earth'& Idnetic moment 8
2. Tenao'r variations of -the Barth's inertia with Earth deformations 10
3- P.recession and nutation equations 14
4. Differential equations of the Barth's kinetic moment movements
relative to the Earth itself IT
5- Integration of Equations of the relative of the kinetic
moment 19
6. Movemut of the poles in an el"tic 4tormable Earth 21
Ch. 1I# ~ Main Nutation Members
Caxd 2,4

Nutstion and Forced Motion (Cont.) 1189
7. Method of Investigation. Wtial values 25
8,j Reductio.a. of Initial values to a jpneral system of declinations
and propor movements 31
9. Aberration corrections for Jupitor,and Saturn 36
10. Corrections for wal I nutstift modbers 38
1l# Ccuputing zenithal distances'of Voir contort 40
12. o mean vitluo turn of an ocular
Determining corrections forth
.
zdarcostor., screw 42
13-, Non-periqUe voAation's In latitude 49
14o DetermiAng,corrections for declinations asd VroVer soyments
(first approzLmation
' 51
15. Deterndzing'VW4 ..c Went of type at c0 B
(q - Cj )4- d,)
+a.2.cosQ*C0 + br. 1~(d
7 + Q 53
16* 'The POSsible 6ause Of the
aypearande of thp "Ralf-YW wave
_
in the values of tlie nutation constant. 57

1
9
Period analysis of voxiations ix:- latitvide
Determining' A N, Zing
.(second approximation)
64
19. Ccwparison with results c6tained by other scientists 67
III. Forced movement of the Earth's Poles Ti
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NutAtion and Notion (Cm.. lag
20. Introductory rwmrks 71
21. inmusi bOpr we. As latitude variations according to the
Internatlimal Latitude Berrim Initial 4ta, and CoMputing Scheme
22, Comection for nutation amber vith
argument (7.
,
23 - - Results 81
24. ~Results ok 'bY Other scientists 82
25. Correction far tiftl deflections of the Piteii- lim 85
260 Final wTresilon of the diurnal Imar veve in latitudinal
Variations 86
Ch. IV. S=e Conclusions on the TAteraetionSetveen the Earth's
Core and Mantle 09
27. -,33rief historical data 89
28. Detandaing the mameats of forces acting om the muAle fron the core 91
29. Cofte#son wit4L, the Siude '
kiy-polm"d
95
Supplement 98
'BibUographic Reference
AvgWtz: Library of Congress
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i-26-59

'AUTHOR: Fedorov, Ye.P. SOV/10-59-1-5/32
TITLE: Some ProM-6~~-Pfi~sics of the Earth at the
Tenth Congress of the International Astronomical
Union (Nekotoryye problemy fiziki zemli na. X sllyez-
de mezhdunarodnogo astronomicheakogo soyttza)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR Seriya geografiche-
skaya, 1959, Nr 1, pp 48-51 ~USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article gives a brief account of the activity
of the above-named congress, which took place in
MoEcow from 12 to 20 August 1958. Among other
things, it dealt with irregularities in the rotation
of the earth and studies in the movements of the
earth's poles. The congrees was attended by a num-
ber of astronomers, that included L. Essen, and G.
Dzheffris from England, A. Danzhon and N.Y. Stoyko
Card 112

SOV/10-59-1-5/32
Some Problems of the Physics of the Earth at the Tenth Congress
of the International Astronomical Union
from France, V. Markovits and D. Brower from the
USA.
ASSOCIATION: Poltavskaya gravimetricheskaya observatoriya AN
UkrSSR (Gravimetric Observatory of the AS 'UkrSSR,
in Poltava)
Card 212

rJUM I roor EXTWITMICIr SC7/5742
Akad,-Z~dya nmik SSSR. J!izhduvcdcr--1.vcnnrj k6mitet po pmvc&n1yu '1'-,1zLt=arodnoGo
C~--ofizicbnokogo Coda. VIII razdalprogrrj::.V Z~M: Shircty I do3zoty.
rezulltaty isal-edovanij kolebaniy chircit I avitherki7a polyusay
zemli; abornik atete7 (Praliminary Data of Latitude Variations and HiGrations
o' the Earth's Poles; Collected Articles. No. 1) 11!c.,ccrj, Izd-vo A41 Mal,
97 P. Errata 011p inserted, 1#OW copies printod.
MU-033. Ma collection of articles In intended for astrono:-ars, Geophysicists,
and otber ccitatisto concerned with the problem of latitude variations and
tLe migration of the Earth's poles.
CTMAG"': Part I of the Collection contains preliminary rcanlto of latitude
oboarvationa from 1957.5 through 1959.0 nade at M1 -tations in tbc =
n:-twork, including new stations In Siberia. Part 11 cowista of articles
darcribinZ now Instruments, obcarratiorzLI proGr= and retlLoda, and pro-
cedurce, of processing the latitude observutional data. With the larGer nud)er
of stations and the use of new iustru=nta It is anticipated that the final
results will yrovida a more cox;rcbensive atudy of anomalies and Inatn=ntal
C .4-3,zq-

nata or LatitTAa vajdationa (cont.) L-57/5742
arrora In latitude V-4i b-a:s b~!nn pocaible provic--31y. VC, r-r-
conitlitica ara runtionad. 'Enallah 61;otracts and references follow each Lrticla.

mu
S. V., L. D. rub.-tina, un-4 71, 11. Ardreyen%a. TAtitude
at t1w Vain Aztro=dcal Obaermtory of tha Academy
.;l GcierA:e3 UM (Fr6yborg-tondratlyov ZcnIth--Tclcrco;v) 7
Ye. 1., 1. P aad 0. V. Mrurrnarwa.
C"nr~ratlcnu of Talcott Pairs at tta Poltava Grar-fr--trical
of tha Ukrainian AcaL'V-mj of Sciences (Zcloa
-,!,L,1Ath-Talascc,pa) 9
110;ov, 5. A. Obaorwations of rxl:-;ht Zenith dtars at the Poltwm
tric ml,Obser7atory of the U*zrainian Aca&=7 of Sciences
(Zalu,q Zenith-Telescop)
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?:21L"An-N,.7 Date of Latituda.variationa (Cont.) e7l/5742
if. I., ye. r Zoarwa. Obnervat-11
azil A. P.
th-- roltura Gruyl-r--tric.1 CHncrvatc,-.7 of tl-')

of Oclencen (Da"-' ara UnItli-yZelacco;a) 17
C-,L,.-.,--,-,t,-,ra, -,c." 1. Cb.-ervutions of Drl5ht 7,A-nith Stara at tho PoltrvA
Obrervatc;rr of the Mrdimlan-~Walvzy or'Sclenceb (r=-barg
I; j7t~th --To 10 cc O;n) 20
V. P., P. 11. nabinnkiy,, and It. A. 'Chadowlch~ava. Latitude
-nrntionn at th* Antrono--tcal Gbr=74torj Lmni Ennlleardt
(Z'11-180 Zenith-Takocopa) 25
D. 1. Latitude ObcarvationD at the Kitab Xnternatiowl
Lat-lt--de station izmvi Mus-bok (Bamberg UnIth-Tclabco-po) 28
S. Latitude Observations at tho liWtok State
ActronomLeal Oboorratary i=ni A. A. ZhdAmr (zTL-leO
ZCuith-TaUccope) 31
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7T-, - NMI

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Tz 1-L-Inary Data of Latitude Variations (Cont.) SVI/5742
VXX -.10
V. I., and X. F. I(brIyat. The D3terrlnr-tion of DuLkovo
Vw4ationa Pron Par&Ml Obzorrations With Tim zanit:u -Telescopaa 3k
A.. 1%. Prolininary namalts of Mearratio= With T~m
ZcaLtL Telciscopis of tha Ritab Latitudon Station During the Fcriol 1957-5-
43
i-ILko,,ra, T. 1., 0. It. Zhul=a, V. V. riestarov, and Tu. 1. Prodzn.
--,U--fnnz7 newilts.of Proceasing Obsermtions
With the M=c&j Zenith
DwirZ 1958 4T
..',Ucr, Mi.. r., and V. A. lr=-zv. Th.,ory and Hathod, of Proccanins
1'.~optc;-zallile Zenith Tube JFZT] Observations 56
N. 11., and Kh. I. Potter.' List of Mrs on the Pulkovo
P.'Lott--raphia Zenith Tube (FLT) Program 68
1~-jazhnvakly, A. A., and Te. P FedorOT. On the Question of Evalustino,
the Accuracy of T5

Carl 4/j

F= I Boo:%. ILPLO116=11c:61 -091/5721
Vst!aoyuzn&3,a astrwatricheakaya hoaforentaiYa.
Tridy .14-y Autrcrotri2hoo,wy konforontaii "=I, Kiycvr' 2T-N -~,- 1930 g.
(Tranomticon of the 34th Artrc7-,Aric-%1 0," tho UZZ3, ~Ucld in ray"T
27-30 May 1958) Moccov, lzcl~vo 'M 1960. 4P0 p. Errata o112 inzorted.
1000 ecTics -printod.
Sizzoring Apneys BwAcmlya nauk GO.S% Glamaya wArmcilcheaknya 0, aervatoriya
Rc3p. Ed.-. M. S. Zvorcv, Correz:;:;nding Mc-,:ber, J%cidr-::y of Sciencco U33111 Ed. of
Publishing Houaos If. K. Zaychi%; TLch. Ed.. -41. A. Z:;:z.-C.Ycva.
FMV Mae book Is Intended for vmtroi~=rj and =tro:;hyzicisto, rarticularly
thoue Interested In 6atmotrical recoarch.
C(TIMWE: This publication yr--ccn' U the Transactiona -of the 14th Astr-trical
Conference of the USS-11, hold in Kiyev 27-30 M~y 1958. It Inclia,!1co L'7"=:)Orts
wid 55 scientific pm7oro yrescztca at'the plonary mcatir~3 of the Ccaference

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Tranac4t.i-=a of the 14th Aztraactr1c-U (Cent.) 50-1/5721
and.at the opceial nactional nectlnZ3. ecntaing the rezoluticns
adcZted by the Coaference.. the cc:,~rozltion cY the, cu--mittcca.- tha a-,--a!a, and
the lint or I)artic1lo-ita u'. the Cc-i.:ercv%ta. A briof ctr-=y In rngliuh la
given at the end of etch exticle. Rda~,-mcaa follCl indivlik-'Ll artiClea.
The Trasidi= of the Astrcuetrical Cm-nittao (Chalr,--nz 14. S. Zvarov), vhich
st*~:xvizcd the rrej~=tion of t1ala 1~ubllcaticn, t:--prazoca thenk ' C. the
mcmbora of the accratcriatj V. H. Vazilfycy, 1. G. Kollchinskiy, A. B. Oae-
gina, and Kh. 1. rotter.
'MIZ OF GO==
Foreword
'Address by A. A. Mikhaylov, Chalrm= of the Astronomical Council the
Acad=y of Sciences USSR
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ko'Aurma, K. So DeelInation' By-stem Obtalned Frcm Latitude Cbg-srva-
ti= 131
ElAr'-w Te. ?., TU. 1. Frod~n, and Do ws romonftrev* The Liot of
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~ti~5-777A-;,itude Progrms for Obsermtims on Meridian Cir-31*s 139
Bugc-31avskaya, we, Y., 'The Problem of Binary Start in th* AGK3
cats1cipe 143
".ror-v. M. So, a. M. Timashkove. Nev Programp fee Meridian
'
Obsermtions 147
T-il=ammi 0. K. Plexure-Free Vertical Circle 155
Dmfs, V. K." and No A. Cbernsga.' Phatogr&Vhing the Divialmi of a
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sJa no-7:3 J1 16o. (HIBA 13t8)
le Direktor Glavnoy astronomichookoy observatoii An USM
(Artificial satellites)

ORWV, Aleksandr YakovIeviohl zaal. dayatell nauki USSR (2880-19541; M.--
SENTOYEVA) Z.N.t otv. red,j LAVRENTIYLTA, Te.V., starshiy na=bM7
sotr.) red.j POPOV, N.Ao p starshiy nauohW -notr... red.j
starobiy nauchW sotr.9'red ORWV, B.A*, starshly nauchrqy
sotr.p red.j LABINOVAjN.M.p red,i;~-va; RAKRLBAI N.P.,, tekbn. re4.
[Selected works in tbres volumes] Isbranrqe trudy v trekh tomakh.
Kie'TJP Izd--vo Akad* nauk USSR. Vol.l. 1961. 353 P. (MM 14:10)
1. DeystvitellsM7 chleh AN USbR ieblen-korrespondent AN SM
(for Orlov). 2. Cblon.-korrespondent AN USSR (for Aksentlyeva).
.3.'Poltavokaya graVimetricheskaya observatoriya (for Lavrent yalras
Popovp'Fedorov). 4. Glavnaya astronomicheskaya observatoriya v I'ta-
kove (for Orloryj B,A*),
(Astronorq) (Earth) (Latitude)
(OrZovy Aleksandr IAkovlevioh,, 1880-1954)

ORLOV,, Ileksandr Yakovlevich j zaale deyatelf nauk USSRj AKSENTIYEVA.,
otv. red.j IAVRMIYEVA, Ye.Y.,, starshiy nauchWy sotr.,, red.j~
POPOV, N.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotr., red.; FEDOROV Ye P
staxishiy nauchW sotr.., red.; ORLOV, B.A., 7tTx,shiy ~Ecvmy
sotr.., red.; IABINOVA.. N.M.# red. izd-va; HAKHLINA, NeP., teklme
red.
(Selected works in three volumes] lzbram3ye trudy v trekh tomakh,
Kievo Izd-vo Akad. nauk USSR. Vol-3. 1961. 242 p. (KIRA 1-141)
I N tvitelInyy chlen AN USSR, Chlen--korrespondent AN SSSR (for
0;.I"DVI'9* 2o Chlen-korreepondent AN USSR (for Aksentlyev). 3. Pol-
tavsl:aya gravimetricbeskaya observatoriya (for Lavrentlyeva,
Popov, Fedorav), 4, Glavna7a astronomicheakaya observatori-ya v
Pulkove (for Orlov).
(Geopbysice)

FEDOROV, le.P. [Fedorov, IN.P.]; GLAGOLEVA, I.I. [Hlabolieva, I.I.]
Flattening of latitude observaticne. Dop. AN URSR no.4tM-477
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1. Glavnaya, astronemicheskaya, observatoriya AN USSR. 2. ChIen-
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(Astronomical geography) (Electronic digital computers)

PAIICHENKO, N.L; FEDOROV, Ye -0 P.
Determination of polar coordinates for use of the time
service. Trudy inst.-Kom'.# stand*, mer i izmj prib.
no.58:39-64 162. MIU 15:11)
(Time-Systems and standards)
,(Coordinates,, Polar)
7-

Plenwia of the Cmdesion for studying the Earth's Rotation. Vast.
AN SSSR 32 no.8:120-122 Ag 162. (KM 15-8)
11 Chlea-korreppondent, AN USSR

FLEYKi, A.G., ntv. red.; PAVLOV, N.N.) red.; POCHENKO, N.I., red.;
FODOBED, V.V., red.
(Rotation of tile earth; materials of t)iq, e,~cpanded plenum
of the Committee for the Study of the Ea4 is Rotation of
the Astronomical Coun2il. of the Acade-,V or Scienm of the
U.S.S.R. on April 10-1,3,, 1962,, in Kievj Vrashchenle Zer1l;
materialy rasshirennogo plenuma Komissli po izuchenliu
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lo Akademiya nauk URSH, Kiev. Holovna astronomiclma obser-
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FEDOROV, Ye.P. (Fedorov, IE.P.]
NOW-womm"m Pw
In the depths of the planet. Nauka I zhyttia 13 no.10t
244.5 N 163. (MM 16:12)
1. Direktor Glavnoy astronomicheekoy observatorii AN UkrSSR,
chlen-korrespondent AN UkrSSR.

FED2EQY#_j&j,#_otv. red.; LUKATSKMA, F.I.j, red.; GORMA, A.A.,
red.; KOLCHIIISKIY, I.G.., red.; BEREZINETS., L.P.., red.
(Studies in the pbysics of stars and diffusion matterl Is-
sledovaniia po fizike zvezd i diffuznoi materii. Kiev,
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1., Akademiya nauk URSRp Kieve Holovna astronomichna oboe-
vatoriya.

otv. red.; GORYNYA, A.A..
red.; KOLCHINSKIY, I.G.,
red.; LUKATSKAYA, F.I... red.; BEREZIMS, L.P., red.
(Froblema in autrometry) Voprooy astrometrii. Kiev,
"Naukova dumkap" 1964- 94 P. (MIRA 17:6)
I Akademiya nauk URSH, Kiev. Holovna astronomichna ob-
S;rvatoriya.

KOVALI, I.K.j otv. red - FEWROV Ye P * red.; GORYNYA, A.A., red.;
KOU' HINSKIY , i i. - ~H; '~YA, F. I. , red. -
BERICZAMS, L.P., red.
f
[Physics of the moon and planets) Fizika LurW i planed.
Kiev, Naukova dumkap 1964. 137 p, (MIRA 17:10) 1
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FEDO!"Olvp Y-31F,
i
Allocation of o rating frequenclei for ZU,-5 trunmitter-nre~v-
Pe
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,~r mdtq. Av-t-om. telem. i sviazl 8 no.1:36 Ja
1. 6tarshfty Jnzh. Moskovskc-Okruzhnoy distantsii nigna-lizat'SH i
s-,rya?i 1-~,skavskoy dorogi.

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KORSUNI, A.A.; YWSHEVA, N.B.; YATSUOIT, U.S.; FEDOROV) Y- F.,
otv. red.
(Results of observations with zenith telescopes in 1960--
1963: Pulkovo, Gorkiy, Kitab, Poltava, Kazan, Irkutsk,
Blagoveshchensk] Rezulltaty nabliudenii na zenit-teleskopakh
v 1960-1963 gg.: (Pulkovo Gortkii, Kitab, Poltava, Kazan',
Irkutsk, R)ngoveshchensk.1 Moskva, 1964. 50 p.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Akademiia nauk URSR, Kiev, Holovna astronomichna observa-
toriia. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN Ukr.SSR (for Fedorov).

FEECROV Ye.P.J. -'L'J. red.; G--lAYNY,'.., A..A.,,, rel.- KOLCHINbR-Y, I.G.,
---- -"~jO*M.'T-LUKATSK-!.YA,, F.T.9 K-REZII;iTS# LaFo; rr-l.
[Spec trophotometric StUd4.es of active formatims cn 'tha
sun] spektrofotmetricheskle Iss-ladovanila aktivuykh cb-
razovanii na SoIntse. Kiev, Nauk4wa dumkn, 19(4. 104 p*
(MIRA 1702)
astronomich:,A obser-
1. Akademlya nauk MISI, 'Kia:rs Hol.,,vna
vataftyas

YAKOVKINI A.A., otv. red.-, FEDDROV Ye.P., red.; AKSFLNTIYE;VA,
Z.N. , red., bARA V, F~'M'e BOCORODSKIY, A.F.
red.; GOVINA, A.A., red.; KOVALI, I.K.,,red.;
KCLGIVNSKIY~ I.Q., red.;.TSESEVICH, V.P.., red.;
K6VAlZNKO,, La Do red .
(Figure and motion of the moon] Figura i dvi-heale IAwy.
Kiev., Naukcva dumka; 1965. 135 p. (Ml;~ 18:7)
1. Aklademiya nauk MISR, Kiev.

C
nu, x'E. F., Enj;.
.2. us~a (60u)
4. RoL~d Hach:nery
7. ileuv,~ trailLr grader D-20D, Mlokh, stroi. 9p No. 10, 19152
9. Monthly List of Russian Access-Lonst Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

1. RC3TCTSi'-Aj V. K.; FZXRCV, YE. P-2 ENO-
:2. ussa (6oo)
4. Road ki-lachinery
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90 Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February 1953. Unclassified.

IZARABOV, V,.A., inshener; P.9 inshener, reteenzent; HEMIROVSKIT.
I.1., Inshener, rawo-wrt-I-IMPI, B.I., takhnicheekly redaktor
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betonas Moskva, Goes nauchno-takhn. isd-vo mashinostroit. I suilo-
stroit. lit-ry, 1953, 122 P, [Microfilm] (HLU 7:10)
(Road machinery)

VEMKOMIY,.Z.L., inshouer; TXDOROV. Ye.P., inzhener.
The D-255 motor grader* Vestemash. 33 no.9:27-30 5 133- (XLRA 6:10)
(Road mahinery)

FIDOROV, Ys,P*, insho
Nev,D-426 automotive grader. Stroi. i dor. mashinostr. no.4:14-16
Ap 158. (MIRA lllj~)
(Graders (larthmoving machinery))

"TIPCIVP L.A.2 inzho; LFZHEFEKCFV, B.S.,, inzh.; STAVTSEV, B.N... inzh.;
FlOOROV) Ye.P., inzh.
Improving the design of motor graders at the Orlov Factory.
Sti-oi*i dor.,maoh* 7 no.2:7-9 P 162. (NIRA 1515)
1. (Graders (Eartbmoving machinery))

FTZOR,I~ . Y .-P!; SHALIMMP YU.I., kand. tekhn. nauk
Evaporation combustion chamber of a gas-turblne engine and
characteristics of its operation. Avt. prom. 30 no.5s42-
45 Y7 164. (MIRA l7j9j'
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FEWROV, Ye.P.; YATSKIV, Ya.s.
Causes of the spurious Obifureationm of the period of the
earth's free nutationa Aatran. zhur. 41 no.4t764-768
Jl-Ag '64 (MIM 17 z8)
1. Glavna-ya aatronomichookayn oboervatorlya MI UkrSSR.

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