SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIMONOV, A.N. - FILIMONOV, I.

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BEREMIN, P.N., :red.1 ABARINOV, A.A.p prof., retsenzent, YES-KOV,
ip
K.A.v dots., retsenzent; FILLMONOVp A.N.g inzh.,
retsenze-at
(mechanization and automation in weldingl practices of Ural
plants]'qekhanizataiia i avtomatizataiia evarochnogo proiz.-
vodstva; opyt urallskikh zavodov. Moskva, Mashinostroianie;
1965. 155 P. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Sek-tsiya svarki Chelyabinakogo nauchno-tokhnicheskogo
obahchestva mashino-stroitellnoy promyshlennosti (for Yes:kov).

XHOKHLOV, V.D.; FILIMONOVO A.P.
Instramlint for measuring the velooity of the thread motion.
Tekst. :?rom. 2.0 no. 12:53-55 D 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(Textile machiner7--Testing)

JILMOVO A.P.
---.
The AT4-120-2 automatio four-sbuttle loom, Biul,takh.-skon.
inform. no.220$47 161. (HIFLA 14112)
(Looms)

FILIMNOV, A.P.p inzh.
kdernisod design of U113 tying-In machineo. Tekist,prom. 21
no~9:50 a 161o (MIPA 14:10)
1. Voeso,ruznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut legkogoI
tekstillnogo mashinostroyeniya.
(Textile machinery)

FILIMONOV9 A.P.
The UP-1 universal tying-in machine. Biul.takh.-ekon.inform.
. no.2s!.1-53 .162. (Textile machinery) (~M 15:3)

FILMONOV-1-AXPL-
The AT-.14,D-UV5 automAtic-aingl6-shuttle loom. Biulotekb.-ekon.inform.-
Gos.naucho-issloinst,nauch. i talch.ixxform. no.8:58-59 162.
(MM 15-7)
Noms)

nLIMONOV., A. F.
The ATT--120-S automatic loom. Biul.tekh.-okon.ieorm.Goo.nauch.-
ioal.intit.naucla. i tekh.infom. no.10:54 162, (MIM 15: 10)
(LOCM)

FILIMONOV A S Anzh.
.- 6
Efficiency promoters from the fishing fleet. Biul. tekh.-ekon.-
inform. Tekh. upr. Min.,*r. flota 7 no-5:109-113 62. (MRA 16:3)
(Ships--Maintenance and repair)

FILIMO,NOV,,-,A.,,S,, kontr-admiral; PATRIKEYTSEV, M.V., kapitan I-go ranga zapana
Antiaircraft defense at sea. Por. abor. 48 no.4-.95-96 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18.-6)

LT'AKHDVSXIT, A*H., inzhener; FILDIDBDV, A.S., inshener.
1, 1. .. 1.1 ~. ~ ' ~.-' t e ,-, , ~4 ~'-,
Standard precast pallet-type forms for making reinforced cement
roofing slabs for flat roofs. Rate. i isabr.predl. v stroi.
no. 120:22-26 15,3, (KM 9:7)
(Precast concrete) (Ooncrete slabs)

SOV-127-58-10-23129
AUTHOR; filimonov, A.T., Mining and Electro-Mechanical Fngineer
TITLE. 1he Drill ShBS - 130 (Burovoy snaryad ShBS - 130)
PERIODICALa G-ornyy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 10, PP 73-74 (USSR).
ABSTRACTs The drill ShBS-130 is presently undergoing tests at the
I)zhezka'zgan Mine. It is a drill of quite new constructionp
without bench or bars, which penetrates completely into the
bore-hole. It is composed of 3 partos percussion drill,
a rotor and a pneumatic feeder. It is designed for boring
holes 35 m deep in hard rocks, It3 weight io about 90 kg.
Ita technical boring speed is 24-27 mm/min. Maximal pro-
ductivity in I shift is 14.2 m. There are 2 diagrams and I
:Photo.
ASSOCIATIONi Dzhezkazganskiy rudnik (The Dzhezkazgan Mine)
1. Mining Industry--USSR 2. Drilling machines--Performance
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BOV-127-56-10-24/29
AUTHORt F:Llimonc)v# A T Mining and Electro-Mechanical Engineer
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TITLE: R,)ckloading Machine (Shtrekouborochnaya mashina)
PERIODICALt GDrnyy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 10, PP 75-76 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In ordex to mechanize the loading of rocks during the process
of drifting haulage galleries, the workshop of the Nr 51 mine
of the Dzhezkazganskoye rudoupravleniye (The Dzhezkazgan
Mining Administration) constructed an experimental rock-load-
ing machine. It is assembled on the base of the electric
locomotive II - TR - 2g and is composed of two parts - a
multi-bucket conveyor and a rotary-brushing mechanism, which
sweeps small pieces of rock and refuse into the &utter, from
vihich they are evacuated by the bucket conveyor. First tests
showed that many parts of the machine have to be changed, to
mechanize its secondary operations. There are 3 diagrams*
ASSOCIATIONt Dzhezkazganskiy rudnik (The Dzhezkazgan Mines)
1. Rock--Hand ling
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BAYKONUROV, O.A., prof.; kOVRIGO, A.F., dotsent;j!JIMNQV, A,!!,- inzh.
VibratIon and combination drilling of holes in hard rocks.
Gor. zhur. no.9:35-37 S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Knzitkhokiy politekhnicheskiy institut, Alma-Ata.
(Boring)

FILIMONOV, A.T.
Two-chambgr air drill. Gor. zhur. no.608 Je 163. (MIU 160)
(Boring machinery"J~neumatic driving)

FILIMDBDV
Removal cof alcohol from acid
Chemical Plant. '01drolis. t
water at the Amsinakii Wood
lesolchim. prom. 10 n0-3:22 '57,
(MLRA
16 Amsinukly lecokhImicbeekty savod.
(Alcobol) (Distillation)
10:5)

PILIPPOV, B.N.; p],LIMDVOVo A.V.
Contiz:uous countercurrent process of the decolorization and
neutralization of crude ethyl acetate. GidrolizA Isookhim
prom. 12 no.8-.20-22 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Amzinsid.y lemokhimicheskiy kombinat.
I:Asha-Ithyl acetate)

FILIMONOV, A.V.9 kand. takhn. nauk; GCROD)JoV, P.J.; PANTELEYEV, V.F.
Automatic line for manufacturing pins. Mashinostroitell no.M7
0 165. (MIRA 18:10)

AUTHOR: Filimcnov, 13., Cheboksary io7-8-51/62
TITLE: Experience Exchange, Rewinding a Soldering Iron
,(Obmen, opytom, Feremotka payallnika)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 8, P,54 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Rewinding a soldering iron without the use of mica can
be dor:e as follows: The body of a soldering iron is
coated with a layer of silicate (office) glue, which is
after,Aurds fired over a sootless flame until it forms a
fireproof foam. This insulating process is repeated
several times. Then the winding 18 done as usual and
its surface is again coated with glue and fired in the
same manner (firing by electric current is not feasible
since the wet glue conducts electricity). Finally, the
heating element is wound with an asbestos cord and
covered by it sleeve,
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Ca~d 1/1

6(4) SOV/107-58-12-28/55
AUTHOR: Tilimonov, B. (cheboksary)
TITLE: Antenna Insulators (Antennyye izolyatory)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr 12, p 26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes how to make high-quality
-antenna insulators out of seven-pin ceramic
panels for bantam tubes by removing the-cen-
tral binding piston and inserting a brass
bolt as a conductor.
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FILIMONOV, B.
Load factors in the operation of sports gliders.
Kryl.rod. 13 no.6t2O Je 162. (MIRA 19tl)

8'0) , 5 (0) SOV/112-59-4-7667
Translatiazi from: Ref eVLtI'VnjY zhurnal. Elektrotekhaika, 19 59, Nr 4, p 174 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Yelshin, N. N. , ami Filimonov, B. A.
TJTLE.- Auta-mating the Synthetic -Rubber and Synthetic Alcohol InO.,,zstz-y
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Avtomatiz. Eum. i koksokhim.. prwz-v. M., Meta_111~1-g_-" z dat,
1958, pp 147-173
ABSTRACT: Briefly described axe automation schemes of the following synt-hetic-
rubber and syzithetic-ethyl-alcoh-al production processes: co.~.tact decomposi!,"1*0777.
of alcohol, production and purifizatlLon, of divinyl,
hydrocarbon pyrolysis, hydrocarbon-gases segregation, and direct hydratica of
ethylene. The degree of automatioa at f-7reign plants is characterized.
Requirements for a complex automation are listed.
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SHU-tt, A.M.; FILIVIO1.10VP B.F. ; FILD10110VA, M.M.
Polarographic study of the polymerization rate of diallyl
adipates. Vysakom.soed. 3-no.11:1661-1663 N 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Kishinevakiy gooudarstvennyy universitet.
(Adipic acid) (Polymerization)

VOROBIYEVt N.V.t zaaluzbennyy deyatell nauki i tekhniki Udmurtskoy ASSR.;
IVASHKOV, I.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; ~ILIHONOV,.B.N., inzh.
Improving the quality of chain transmissions. Vedt.mashinostr.
43 no.5t.13-17 YV 163. (MIRA 1615)
(Chains)

FILIMNOV, B.N,., atarshiy prepodavatell.
Inventigating the strength of bushed-roller chain connections.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr. no.5:67-74 165.
OURA 18:11)

ANDREM., N.G., dolctor sel'skokh. nauk.. prof,; FILIMOKOV, D.A., aspirant
1-1-1 --- ~7' _-:-.- -
Practi~ea in improving degenerated pastures. Izv. TS191A no.:L:
2o-28 63., (KERA 16:7)
(Pastures and meadows-Fertilizers and manures)

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FIMSE I BOOK MCPIDITATION SOV16162
Trubin, V. N., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and I. Ya. Tarnovskiy,
Dpetor of Technical Sciences, eds.
Kovka krupnykh pokovok;; rezul'taty isaledovaniya tekhnologicheakikh
rezhimov (Production of Heavy Forgings; Results of a Study of
Technological Methods). Moscow, Mazhgiz, 1962. .223 P. 380o
copies printed.
Reviewers 0. A. Ganago, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Tech. Ed.s
N. A. Dugina; Execul;ive Ed. of Ural-Siberian Department (Yashgiz):
H. L. Kolosova, Eng:Lneer.
PURPOM This book is intendid for engineering personnel of forging
shopa and engineering and design offices at heavy-maohinery plants,
as well as for thosa working In soiefitiflo-researob, and planning
organizations. It mayalso be useful to students at higher educa-
tional establishments.
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Production of Heavy Fi~rglrgs; (Cont.) sovI6162
COVERAM The book mviews technological problems of forging large
steel ingots. The effect of reduction and conditions of deforma-
tion on the qualit:1 of forgings is discussed on the basis of re-
search work done a*, heavy-machinery plants of the USSR. The book
offers practical suggestions on improving the quality of large
forgings and reducIng the amount of labor required to produce
them. I. Ya. Chemilkhova, V. I. Tarnovskiy, and-V. P. Balcharev
took.part In propa:,.,1hg tho oopy for publioation'. There-ake-193 ref-
erences, mostly So*iiet.
TABIS OF CONTWM:
Foreword 3
Ch. I. Effect of Teall-inological Parameters of Forging
on the Quality of Vorgings 5
Deformations and stresses during drawing and up-
settin operatiDna (Tarnovskiy, I* Yao, and V& No
Trub
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Production of Heavy Forgings; (cont.) SOV16162
Forging of 3_,~-ton ingots (Naumenko, V. G*, and(,~,D. I."
0-~IqiLm ~~, 92
PtJ.Mum reductions in forging 5- to 35-ton ingots 102
Ch. III. Changes in Metal Quality Occurring During the
Drawing of Differently Shaped Structural
Alloy-Steel Ingots 104
General principles 104
Forging of long insots (3-5, 6.9, and 10.8 tons) Of
36KhK3MF steel (Brenm&n, M. I., dnd P. I. SoIntsev) 107
Forging of differently shaped 6i9-ton 36KhN3MF-steel
ingots (Brenman.. M. I., and P. I. Solntsev) 124
For Ing of large (up to 42 tons) allo'y-steel ingots
f0olubyatnikov, N. K*) 136
OptJ~rom reduction In forging alloy-steel ingots 143
Ch. YV. Effect of Upsetting on the Quality of Forgings 145
Basic principleB 145
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Production of Heavy Forgings; (Cont.) SOV/6162
Forging of 5-ton carbon-steel ingots with inter-
mediate upsetting (Trubin, V. N., and I. I.
Grigorlyev) 147
Forging of 5-ton 34XIMIM-steel ingots with Inter-
mediate upsetting (Trubin, V, N,, and I. I,
Grigorlyev) 154
Effect of intermediate upsetting on the quality
of forgings from 35-ton type-40 car ap-steel
ingots (Nawaenko, V. Gej an I. Filiib-novy~
-D 0 1* Fi limoi~
Effect of r
duction
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quality of :LKhl8N9T-steel forgings Bainova, H. Ro)
orgings ( Bainov, 167
Effect of intermediate upsetting on the quality
of forged diska (Irarasov, N. N., and P. S.
Rogozin) 176
Optimum reductions in forging ingots with inter-
mediate upsetting 286
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FILIMONOV, D-7.
Improved technolot7 for process1wr sheep pelte. lozh.-obuvapron.
2 no.4:32-33 Ap 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Glaynyy Inshener Tyumenskogo kozhavenno-shubnogo zavoda.

4~- FILDIONOVy F. (g. Vollsk.); WELEVSKIY, I., matematik
Secret of' the Sargasso Sea. Tekh.mol. no.1:24--25 161.
(MIRA 34:3)
(Sargasso Sea) (Noon, Theory of)

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SOUTICE: Prilbory i tekhaika eksperimentm, no. 11 1965, 194-198
TOPIC TA.GS. ultrasonic s, ultraftonic aboarptiort, stipercoad-uctor
ADS'FRACT; An outfit ig dcgcribed which is intendeci fw~ s"Luclying the ai6sorpticn-
1 temperature relation at 4-1 K by a pulse method. The outfit comprise s (ffee
Enclogitre 1) syric unit 9 'which controls negative pulaac- in roaddator 7 kvLich
mxzdulatas the oscillationa of h-Ir (up to 300 W) oG,:illator 3; the oscillator pulses
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AU-MORt Shqnawi, A.,
TrELZe An Invextigation of- evergr- gap- aniaotraff in supercondacting tin.
STJ M.: ZhvrimL ekspe-ziaentaLtnct 1, teoreticheirkc7 fizikil vo k8fqna. it, !965,
----TOP1C--S4GS i --tin V gng ran -energy~gap, u3.trasclzn&aboorptiixt;-elec-tronic _~_l
abvor-ptloat single cry tftt- auiaotrwa
ABCMACT: Rev-experiment4 -are--presented on-electron-So abaorptian of ultra-
isonnd up to 300 Mcs ln,p2EE tJLn single. crystala at 1-4K, obtained by investigati
~sxxpeeri_--.-antslly -the twqeraturo dependence~ of the abaorption in sever-&I_ nW direc-
-Li-a= af~ ultrasound prtpagatita in the eryatal. nie sa=lea were &p~it!rical single
-n rzrc M
va- by the (breimov-Shubtnikov method. The di c-tionc of tl:~e aevistic
-f~v~+Iore verz perptindiculur to vU tbe arystalIGgraphic pliLnea of lov Indices,
o.oniametricel-ly fr(74- the reflection apot pattern follwingg efuching. Tbe
altrisar-T,d i-as fed to the saq)les from an oscillating enysta-1 through P_ thin Tacvm-
ca~akred leyer of a rubber and irasoUne mb:ture- The ultrasound p&sziP4;; throvgh the

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. 4tv,, receiirers: the output of which was amplified and com-pare-d
v~ith t%nm-narigon MljEf. from W stanftrd ggsnez,star~ A Adetall-In-Ad de-scri-pt-Ion of th-a
I.E. PUbIJ811C, eIS"hirre F 1-C ift f or
Pa 4b) j 4 Ine values obtaine
the energy 7-mn in the ele ctron spectr= of auperconduating tin mre mad to mala th-e
LnisctroVy Wthe gap cin the Fermi tn=faae. The gem values obtained rrr-rge fr-Cm &
of 3.2 kTC to tL mwcimim of 11.8 kre, acm;&red vitb a minim= vallue 2-T ~2c
iih,r,,~Iaed IUy Iff. V. Z&-t---j,itrkiy (Zb-Erf, v. 45, 1839i 1963). 'rhe reru-Itr: irid-Icat-2
th., e. caerE-,.-gap of supercond-ticting tin has em aaisoltropi of 7CFP1- "-zhe aut-horB
K. D. Sinellnihm for interest in the work and mippart, and N IT, Zararitzkiy,
E;L-- Re~
F-Pgemcm , B. G. IAzarev, V. L. Pokravakiy, and 1. A. Privori7t F~
Loiumg., n-9. ar;. as.
a-nd
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~e-hz.Ucal Inatitute Avademq of Sciences: Uk:rSSR)
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AUTHOR.-- Shepelev, A. G. Fillmonov, G. D. (z)ly
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR (Fiziko-
tekhnicheskiy Instl -AVa-d-emii nauk Ukrainakov SSR)
TITIX: Experimental investigation of the frequency dependence of elecCron
absorptiog of ultraquound In tin single crystals f various crystallographic
orientations
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy t teoretichetikoy fiziki, v. 61, no. 3, 1968,,
746-748
TOPIC TAGS: low temperature physics, low temperature effect, -ultrasound
absorption, temperature dependence, tin single crystal, crystal orientation
ABSTRACT: The temperature dependences of electron absorption of ultrasound
in pure tin single crystals were measured by the pulBe technique in the frequency
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range from 90 to 280 Mc/sec, and temperatuVes between I and 4K; the sound wave
vectors were perpendicular to the crystallographic planes (101), (11-1), (301),
(112), (211), (113), and (311.). In accordance with the theory, the electron absorp-
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tion frequency deperx1encem are linear and strongly aninotropic. The authorm
express their gratitude for iliscussing results of the Investigation to A. A.
Galkin, M. 1. Kagamy, E. A. Kaner, B. G.Aazarev, 1. M. Lifshits, and V.
Peschanskly. Orig. art.7F-,ii;.d~gures-.--Wme-d -on authors' abstrWc-tj
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FILDIDNOV, G. F. -"Ibe Problem of Relativistla Corrections to the Terms
of the Atoms of the Light El*ments." Moseow State U imeni M. V.
Lomonosov, Moscov, 1955, (Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate
in Physicomathematical Science)
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AUTHOR: FIL3:MONOV,G.P., 91ROKOV,ju.m. PA - 2o64
TITLE: Plural N-Mer-a-Fffon Hamiltonians in Quantum Electrodynamios
(outiltoniany mnoz'eotvannych vzaimodejetvii v kvantovoj
eleltrodinamike, Russian)
PERIODICAL: Zhuxmal Eksperimentallnoi i Teoret.Fiziki, 1957, Vol 32,
Nr It PP 99-104 (U-3-3-R-)
Received: 3 / 1957 Reviewed: 4 / 1957
ABSTRACT: By the research work carried out by SCHWINGER we know how to
detarmine GREEN'S function and how to set up and to solve
the corresponding equation. The present paper discusses an-
other method for the description of elementary interactions
of which a, complicated motion of a system on N particles is
composed. Instead of a set of particles a set of Hamiltonians
of plural interactions is coordinated to the system of N par-
tioles. Each of these Hamiltoniane corresponds to a process
with a strictly determined number of real and virtual par-
tioles. Thin method is suited for the simpler calculation of
the relativistic- and field corrections to the optical
spectra of those atoms which are produced by the plural in-
teraction of particles.
An explicit expression for the Hamiltonians of N-th order,
whi(sh also contains the term of the N-fold interaction, can
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Pluxal Interaction Hamiltonians in Quantum Blectrodynamics.
be obtained from the usual equation of electrodynamics:
E 1,(x) - 01 H The writing down of the
J-0
Ham!'ltoniem of n-th order by summating the processes with
all possible intermediary conditions offers a number of ad-
vantages which make this method suited for the solution of
conorste problems: 1.) In each approximation (in each N)
the relativistic invariance of the method is warranted be-
cauije terms are only classified according to the number of
particles described by them. 2.) The "provisional"
summiation of the intermediary conditions in the Hamiltonian
of interaction makes the perturbational calculation of
higher approximations of interactions unneceesa:--ry and does
therefore not require a knowledge of the comple-;e sets
of the eigenfunotiona of the system in question in zero-th
approximation, The kinetic corrections of the orders re-
quired for the terms of atoms are simply determined by the
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Plural Interaction Ramiltonians in Quantum Electrodynamics.
3-) Here, like in the case of the development of the S-ma-
trixt in At power series a regulation "by terms" is possible,
in-which ease the removal of field divergences of each
Hamiltonian of N-th order also means its removal from the
corresponding approximations of the theory.
The deternination of the Hamiltoniana of N-th order in din-
cussed stap by step. By means of certain transformations all
effects (apart from the truly energetic parts) can be ex-
cluied from the equation of motion. As an example the inter-
action in pairs of the spincrial particles is dealt with in
detail.
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,AUTHOR FILIMONOV G.F. PA - 2677
TITLE L-ev--el--,sHifts n helium. Triple forces. (Sdvig urovney geliya
Eroyniye silyt - Russign)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal 3ksperfm. i-Teoret. Fiziki 1957, Vol 32, Nr 2,,
PP 311 - 319 (USSR)-
Received: 5/1957 Reviewed: 6/1957
ABSTRACT The presi3nt work contains an expression for the HAMILTONIAN
of interaotion-between two fields of the fourth order.
This exp:ressiozi contains triple forces.
The effeat of triple interaction in a system of three particles
contains no field divergences and the HAMILTONIAN of this effect
can easily be written down in SCHRUINGER representation. For
this purpose the author employs the following formula:
(WA+1,3) 1rC-f,t)=0;1YCLS.5LC;Sa(C'Si ge"S'2-3 V~S3~
The orig:inal HAXILTONIAN of the systemg namely 'Z - H +H tr+
+H1 connists of the HAMILTONIAN of the free field
2
(H )p t1io interaction of the particles with the transverval
0
photons ('Htr), and COULOMB'S interaction. The individual terms of
. 1
the HAMILTONIAN are here specialized for helium and explicitly
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results are obtained: Already in the case of two fields which
are in interaotion by the medium of a third, the HAMILTORIANS
consist of physically different summands of first and second
order. It is shown in what way the MILTONIAN of the fourth
order H4 can be freed from superfluous summands; the resulting
expression for R is explicitly given.
Next, the HAMIL~T8NIAN H is used for the computation of the
relativistic oorrectioni to the terms of the He atom. The ex-
pressions for approximation for -these zomponents Ht (whioh are
able to m6lify the terms E 0 of heliun noticeably J4 are given
n
here. Triple collisions of an a- particle and two electrons.do
not lead to an 11ultraviolet catastrophe" and the corresponding
term may easily be'written down in SCER6DINGXR rerresentation.
The operators ooc-Ating-therein and the corresponding matrix
element are written down. By graphioal computation by means of
a,trinominal solulion by HYLLERAAS the value A 3E ~.
(1902 + 0,15 ) am-' is'obtained for the level 1 1S of the He.
Contri7butions of the various summands -to this value are
discussed. Not all corrections of the fourth order were taken
into account for the computations discussed here. In consideration
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of various circumstances shown here it ought to be possible, in
the theory of the helium atom, to attain agreement between,
theory arid experiment.
(No illue,trations and tables.)
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AUTHORS.-Vaynshteyn, L.A. and Filimonov, G.F.
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TITLE: Nonlinear Theory of the -a-inmri-n-g-wave Tube.
Part III: Influence of the Space-Charge ForGos.
(Nelineynaya teoriya lampy begushchey volny. Ch-.III:
Vliyan:Lye sil rastalkivaniya)
PERIODICAL: Radioteldmika i Elektronika, 1953, Vol.1II, Nr 1,
pp. 80-84 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The nonlinear equations (see Ref.1) of the travelling-
wave tube contain the following norimlised c3efficients:
a complex parameter +-i
whose real i-)art
represents -the relative velocity of the electron beam in
the steady state, while the imaginary part represents the
attenuation of the wave; a parameter a which determines
the relative magnitude of the space charge forces and is
cm)
proportional to the volume charge density in the beam; and
r which is the effective radius of the electron beam.
The oT)eration of the tube for or = 0 was considered in an
carlior paper (Ref.2). In the present work the influence
of a is taken into account and the investiration is based
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0
Influence of the Space-Charge Forces
on a numerical solution of the basic equations -iven in the
previous work (Ref.2). The solutions are fou-nd ~.j for E,
contained in the limits ~O Nd< ~, I where ~O corresponds
to the mmcimun and ~m to the minimum -ains of -,he tub6 as
evaluated from the linear theory for a Civen a . The
region in which tl