SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIPPOV, YU.V. - FILIPPOVA, A.KH.

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FILIPPOV, Yu.V.; YEMBLOYANOV, Yu.M.
Electrical.theory of ozonizers. Part 4: Dependence of the
voltage of discharge burning on the concentration of ozone
in ozonizers with various discharge gaps. Zhur.fiz.kh:Lm. 36
no.8:1781-1785 Ag 162. (KIRA 1.5-8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudaretvannyy univeraitet imeni Lomonosova.
(Ozonization)

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AUTHORS: Mitnevs Yu. ff.; Mippov~ Yu~ V.
TI TLE iRIgh-pressure ozone syuthesli 21"
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WRCE: Moscow. Uhiversits Vestni1c. Soriya II. KhIdya, ho. 1,, 1963, 36-33
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TOPIC:,I'AGS: ozone, ozone s7nthesisq discharge, oxygen, nitrogen-oxygan, pressure
ABSTRACT; Me'etrosynthesio of ozone was.conducted at 1, 2., 3l dlt and 5 atm6spbereis
TU Syn4- a of ozone
from r4xturas of nitrogen with 82, 531 32, gmd 22% oxygen. thesi
from ic6bnical grade oxygen aer-v6d as-control, and type of ozonator used wO-iden-ti-~
c al ri -,h the one described by N.Ti Kobe 1. A. Sendokbin and Yo. F . PitakbeL~Uri
zeV
(Kinotika i kateli zp 6p all 88, 1960). It was found that for tachnice-I oxygen the
max:Imwi yield of ozone (nearly 8%) was obtained at 1 atmosphere, while for vixturea
of oxylen with nitrogen the mwdmum wF-s reached at 2 atmospheres. These amounts
decroaaed from 7% to slightly over 3% with the decrease in oxygen content from 8z;
to , 32%; . I t i s suggest-~-d, that them lowering of the concentration of ozone in the
pr6senae of nitrogen may be due to the oxidation products of nitrogen. -the atount::,:
Of,' theoe, calculated as NO, was estimated by the authors as 0.4% by volume. Origo
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PANCHFNKOV, G.M., prof.; POLTORAK, O.M., prof.; SKURATOV, S.M.,prof.;
TATEVSKIY, V.M.,prof.; TOPCHIYEVA, K.V., prof.; FIGUROVSKlY, N.A.,
prof.; FILIPPOV, Yu.V., prof.; SHAKHPARONOV, M.I., prof.
l9kov Ivanovich Gerasimov; on his sixtieth birthday. Zhur. fiz.
khim. 37 no.12:2803-2804 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kafedra fizicheskoy khimli Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.

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AUTHOR: 5ampylovich,_Y, G. - J~ilippov' U. V.
T!Ti,E: ElectrosynthesiAr ozone. X. The Influence of the cut-rent frequeicy
SOU iC'E: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimfi. v. 38, no 11, 1964 2'712- 27 1 4
FC)PiC- TAGS: ozone electrosynti-Lesis, irequenc-v effert n~nr-3
ABS'CRACT: The increase of the frii.quency of the electric :!urrent was considered
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ozon-2 jrenerafor~ 61' a-ev--e-n- s-iie. fit the work of other author;z who studied the
t Ifectf frequency on the ozone synthesis, the discharve Pt~wE r. wh',Cll i-q proPor-
,.:Ie frequency, was also ch-nged. The Dresen,
-,f frequency only, by mairtaining the con,
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unaer these conditions, th,! fri~quencv In tne ra G U
~.as no effect on the synthesis of ozone. Orig, art. has- ? f.iqurpr and tablt
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gation of dischsxgu in an ozonizar
713- SPectroscopic investi
- ecow. Universitet. Testrik. Seriya 2. Khimiya, no. 4, 104c;, 3.4
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v0z"Ginte, caygen, Ozonization, spa~~tma analysis, spc-ctr=. 'ine,
-~T n%' -'-15 apectrum/ Shteynkheyl' apt ctrog7-anh
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FILIFFOVP Yu. V. Dre Tech.-Scie
Dissertation: "Principles of Relief Generalization on Topographic Maps." Moscow Inst,
of Engl.neers of Geodesy, Aerial Photograpliy and Cartography. 12 Dec 47.
So: Vocherrqaya Mos Deep 1947 (Project #17836) -

--R&Wb-V, N--iaur~at Stalinskor prewil, rsdakior; LYSM V.I., re-
daktor; MMOV, $*L, rodaktAwrl AT=, G.A., doktor geografichaskikh
nauk, redaktor-, VITM, LA., professor, doktor geograficheskikh nauk,
laureat Stalinakoy premil, redaktor; VOLKOV, N.M., professor, doktor
geografichookikh nauk, rodaktior; GZWEKOV, I.?., akademik. rodaktor;
ZARUTMYA, X.P.. doteent, laiveat Stalinelcor promil, redaktor; Zu-
KOVICH, V.P., professor, doktor geografichookikh nauk, laureat Sta-
linskoy premil, redaktor; ISAX.OV, I.S., professor, admiral flots, v
otstavke, laureat Stalinskoy ;Texii. redaktor; KUMYAYTSIV. X.K.,
general-leytonant tekhnichookikh Yolsk, redaktor; LARIN, D.A.,rs-
daktor; X&RU30T, L,Y&., inshoner-podpolkoynik, redaktor; KMUMV, N.M.,
t1oktor geografichookikh cauk, lauroat Stalinakoy premii. redaktor;
PAVLOV, V.V., inshener-polkovnik, latv~sat Stallneboy premii; SADMI-
KOV, S.F., redaktor; SALISHCM1, K.A., professor. doktor tekhmichoskikh
rauk, redaktor; FILIPPOV, YU.T., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh
tauk, redaktor-, -Im -- redaktor; GMINA, T.N., redaktor.
(World atlas] Atlas mireL. Moskva, 1954. 283 p. (K= 7:9)
1. Generallnyy gDavdarstvann" (Ureictor topografichookoy slu2hby (for
Betranov) 2. Direktor topograficheskoy slushby (for Shurov) 3. Gosu-
darstvenW direktor topografiettookoy sluxbLby II rangs. (for Lysy4)
4. Direktor topografichaskoy slushby I rangs. (for Gunbina, Larin, Sad-
chikov) 5. Direktor topograficheskoy- sluzhb7 (for Idellel;teyn, Pilippov)
5. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlonlys geodesii i karto-
gralfti.
(Atlases)

GMUNTSIV. G.H.; 'RAMATINA, G.N.,; KLRUSOV, A.Ta.; KRRXUWV, T.A-; 71LIPPOT,
,,,, LLRIN, B.A.; II.T.; KOMKOT, A.K.; UUTATIVA,
)5&-J - Z.
NICHINKO, A.P.; KOLDAYZV, P.K.; SKVORTS07, P.A..; PAVWV, T.V.
Weaugslon of I.A.Sallshohev's moort. Brief report of upesohell of G.S.
Gherdantsiv,- G.N.Bashlavina A.U.Marusov, V.A.Marbilov, W.T.1ilippovi,
M.A.larin, 11J.Denzin, A.H.Ifoj*ov, W,Karavaeva, A.F.Hiroshnichanko,
P.K.I(oldae,r, P.A.Scrortmov, V,,V.Pa'rloT. VOP.geog- no-34114-34 154.
(Cartography) (UM 7:12)

FILIPPOV uchiroll; BASKJAVIIU, G.K., Inshener; POLYANSKATA. L,A.,
(Geogr!kp"cal atlas; f#r classes 5 and 6 of secoudax7 schools]
Geograf icheakii atlas; dlia 5-90 1 6-go klassov erednel fij*oly.
Moskva, Glavuee upravlenis geodexii I kartegrafli, 1955. 43 pe
(Atlaies) (Km 9..5)

6-11-7/13
AUTHORSs Bashlavina, G.H., Candidate of Technical Sciences, FIli]Po'r' YU.V
Doctor of Technical Scienoos
TITLEt The Scientific Works g.nd the Fundamental Works of Soviet Carto-
graPhy (Nauohnyye raboty i o9novnyye proizvedeniya sovetskoy
.kartografii)
PERIODICALs Geodeziya i Kartografiya, 1957, Nr 11, pp. 44-53 (USSR)
ABSTRAM A survey is given of the entire cartography. The map of the USSR
I-t 100 000 co nsists of 20 000 sheets and that of I 1 25 000 will
need more than 300 000. Very important was the production ar
.hypsometric maps. Fundamental methods for the generalization of
the relief were worked out.. Of hypsometric maps were-publiaheds
1939 - I s 1 500 000 :3uropean USSR, 1949 - 1 : 2 500 000 USSR,
General Geographic gap .of the USSR (published on the scale
1 : 1. 000 000) the latter rightly serves as the fundamental map.
The first volume of the Large World Atlas was published in 1937-
and the New World Atlas in 1954. The 'Sea-Atlan in two.volwies
was published in 1950 and 1953 respectively. The Atlas of the
USSR And the Small World Atlas were turned,out on the basis of
the Large World Atlas. At present work is done a physico-geo-
Card 1/2 graphical world atlas and on complex atlases for the Ukraine,

...... .. . .
~Dr. Tech. Sci.)
"Results and prospects for the production of maps and atlases In the USSR,lt
Geodeziya I Kartografiya, 1957, Nr,l;', pp 69-70 (USSR).
moort. oresented at tne Sci Tech. tonf - for Geodesy, A-arial i+otoaralw and Cartogran~.',
24-28 Oct 57, in honor of 4Cth Anniv of Octob(r Revolution
Organized by "ain Office for Geodesy and Cartography, Home Office U,.)SR,
The Military-Torographical Office and Inst, for Engineers of Geodesy, Air Survey
and C artography, Moscow.

7ILIPPOY J.; ULIJMR, Yu.G.; BTUSEDEZIS, L.M.; SHAMAROVA, T.A., red.iz-va-,
ROMANOVA, V,T,, tekhnered.
DandScape maps in foreign raference atlases covering various aspects
of countries and regionsjrartr'lrirody V 2arubezhnykh komplekenykh
spravochnykh atlasakh- gosudarstv i raiotov, Moskva, izd-vo goodeze
lit-rr, 1958. 146 p. ?Leningrad, TSentralln" nauchno-iseledovateliskii
Institut geodexii, aeros"emki i kartografli. Trudy, no-125)
(MIRA 11: 10)
(Maps)

GIUSIMOVA, I.Pe 9 akademik, red.; FILIJTOV Yu,V, , prof red,; UMMOHIMp
7.1e, red.isd-pva; RDXAICV7A' 0 of a ' red.
[Recent vertical crust moticas on the territory of the western half
of the luropean~U.S,S#R. (based on geodesic, oceanographict and
geomorphological 'data)]. Sovremenmys vertikalln" dvizhenlia xemnoi
kory na territorii. sapadnei poloviny Ivropelskol chanti SSSR; p9
geodezicheskim# skea=geodex. Lit-ry. 1958. 296 p. (Ioningrad.
Tgentrallmyi usuobne-U.3ledovatellskii institut geodesiiIaeres"emki
i kattografti.Timdy, no*123). (Km U: 8)
Obysical geo,"pby)

acrorotcOysaks. 1958, mV 2. Op 107-109 Ctrs$)
P, TVICTO nar* then !,W specialists partialpagoa Lo tea. act.atate *ad
14,014040al ODAf*ronG& On 4WASSY. ofrophOlOgraphY# and Carta-
grapz hold from Octaker, 24 to 26, 1951. The f*Llmtnx pe-j~,%x
spoke In the plenary .-alnum of the momfer.00os A. N. amr."-,
Kead or the auct, akk, -sawlas coodoolo 4*r.phot.4-m-TE~. -6R
cartography over the Pasit ?ft'tv Year*.- 4. S. moloy". V.JQr.
General of 1he Usbal"I Tv"P.R -The part rixi;* by G.od.vw zn
the W"No at the Ong.- Professor 0. T. Rolano,skiye 'Th.
PP"Wet 51&t& 6M4 P*rop#otlvo Dowelopneat of %trophotofrapAy in
the MW Professor P. V. Za&qLtov# -The Prevent Zteto and No.
4oo*ntal Taske of Geodatio Instruction In the WAR.* Docaut
1. t. pafP'bodavs oftdLy-s Topographical Maps and the Fundox6nial
Problooks and pays of Perfactlele the Nape"Td. D. AmIsnobe.
Dontor of Su4seves; -sovIot 'Farti-1:mt;zA
In tho International cmorb~-!!=! fz-~ is The 4"tson an a, I-
t~7 Fpar~s earn even by the folloolas Personal V_ 1.
101I.Aka. Csftdld~to of Toohoical tcl*Ac~w. roport*4 on ~ft
us. -of tight SAGotions, for the tate,blishomtt of C.Gdotl.
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AUTHDR: __!jj~~~~Doctor of Technical Sciences 6-58-5-1117
TITLE: Physical-Geographical World'si Atlas (Fiziko-geograficheskiy atlas
mira)
.PMIODICAL: Geodeziya, i Kartogmfiya,, 1958, 11r 5, PP- 3-7 (USSR)
ABSTRAOTt The p.ublio&tion of a pWraical-geographioal atlas of the world is
at present being prepavrd. This atlas is the 2nd. pm-t of the
world's atlas published in 1954. The list of maps and the model
of the atlas have alreai1y been completed, the projeotio~s have
been selected$ ani the geographical bases of the maps have been
compiled. This stage of the work was oampleted with the'coopera-
tion ofs The Geogiaphiml Institute of the USSRp the Soientifio
Department for the Publication of Geogmphical Maps, the TBNIIGAiK
(Central Scientific Res4mroh Institute for Geodesy, Aerial Photog-
rap4, and Cartography) and several other scientific institutions.
The list of maps worked out for the time being by the Geographical
Institute was sent to individual organizations and speciali t8.
The following have alreiidy expressed their apiniow. Members. Acad-
anW of Sciences V.A.CYbrlohav and N.M.Strakhov, Corresponding
Card I/Ij. Members of the AoadenW.of Saiences: X.A.Velikanov, A.A.Ivanov,

Phyaical-Geogmphioal World's Atlas
6-58-5-1/17
S.V.Kalesnik, A.A.Mikha;ylov, S.V.0bruchev, P.P.Parenago, V.P.
Rengarten, N.A.Tsytovich, P.F.Shvetsov and others. The atlas was
also looked through by the Members, AcadaW of Sciences: I.P.
Gersaimov and N.S.Shatskiy. It is intended that olimtio maps
will be issued for four different dates. in addition there will
be a map showing conditions of precipitation and a geoor
, 3vlogio3.1
map for the northern hemisphere is planned. The size will be
25 x 42 cm. The thematical dats, of the ist volume win not be re-
peated with the exception of the bypsometric maps. The atlas will
contain maps showing the physical geography of the world, of the
continents, and of the USSR aa a whole. Separate aeras are not
dealt with. The.atlas bas 251 pages and consists of the following
I narts: W Ma a of the world (pp 1-74), 2.) Continents
( '-75~--208 33 USSR (pp 209-251). Each chapter deals with the
pp
following fields: Orographyb ctratigraphy of primitive rocksg
tectonics, mineral resources, quaternarj deposits, paleography,
geamorphology. climate, hydrology (maps of the wor34 and the
USSR), coilso agriculture (development), nature, crultivation,
vegetable- and animal jorlds physioal-geographical classification
of territories. Some maps will have a theoretical conception:
"Geographical zones of the world", "Hature areas of the Continents" ,
Card 2/4 "Nature zones and provinces of this USSR". Maps will contain the

Physical-Oeographical World's Atlas 6-5a-5-1/17
following informstion: Total (solar) radiation, reaiation-regimet
turbulent hea.l. exchange with the atmospherep heat oonsUmPtion ty
evaporation, temperatuxvs, data conoernirq; the time at -ahich peri-
ods - maricea by certain temperatures begin ( e.g. for 450). Continen-
tal hydrology is represented by the following maps: genstio types
of lakes, annual dehydiLiLtion of rivers, distribution of dehyara-
tion over the period of' one year, the water-regime of rivers ac-
cording to sup-ply souroes. For the USSR a hydrochemical and a
hyarographioal map will, in addition, be au plied. For projeotions
the following recommendAtions were mades i.y For the USSR the
direct, conical projeotion by F.N.Krasovskiy, 2.) For continents:
azimuthal projection (on the same scale) with slanting and trans-
verse orientation of neits, for polar regions - direct intermediate
azimthal projection. 3.) Most maps of the worlawill no t have any
distorted surfaces. Fox-the purpose of solving basic scientific
problem an editorial council was formed in cooperation with the
president of the Acadenar of Sciences of the USSR A.N.Neamsyanov,
Member, Academy of Sciences, and was confinaed by the Ministry of
'the Interior of the USSR as consisting of the following members:
Card 4/4 Chairman: Member, AS USSR I.P.Gersaimov, deputy chairman, director

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of the GUGK KIM USSR, A.N.Barenov, deputy director of the head
office for the hydrometeorologioal service Doctor of EoOnomio
Sciences F.F.Davitaya, chief editor -of the atlAs Doctor of Teoh-
nical Sciences Yu.V.Filippoi:--Med~ers of the corporation: Members
AS USSR N.S.0hata-Yly,-DO-ot-or of Geological-Mineralogical 3cienots
AoAoBogdanovp Doctor of Geographical Sciences A.D06brovol'skiy,
Doctor of Geogmphical Sciences: V.P.Zenlcovich, V.G.Kort and M.I.
LIvovich, Doctor of Physioal-Mathamtioal Sciences M.I.Budykov
Candidate of Geographical Sciences N.N.Rozov, corresponding members
AS USSR Ye.M.Lavranko, V.B6Soohava, L.A.Zenkavich, Doctor of
Biological Sciences A.B.For=ov, member AS USSR A.A.Grigoeyevt
corresponding member AS USSR S.V.Kaleanik, Doctor of Gtographical
Sciences S.Yu.Gellerp Candidate of Technical Sciences N.F.Leontlyev,
Doctor of Technical Soienoes K.A.Salishchav, chief editor of the
GUGK MIM U-90;;4 SiI.Shurov, Candidate of Technical Sciences V.A.
Bashltvini'ohief editor of the atlas Ye.M.Oenderova, chief engineer
of the -Jn'.Wh GUM A. VJdel' ahteyn. The atLis will be completed
thinA ito-15-YS&rse
I. Mapa.-ProductAon
Card, 4(4

SOMOV, A.I., otv. redc _ZIrjPFI.OVYu. V. , prof., doktor tekhn.nauk, red..;
BASEMAVIN, V.A., kand~X6lffE_.n_s_ulc, red.; V07NOVA. V.V., red.; GURMU,
Ye.L., kand.ekonom.nauk, red.; GUREVICH, I.Y., red.; ZHIT, I.S., red.;
ZARUTSKAYA, I.P.. red.; USFAVSKIT. I.I., red.; KOZLOV, F.M., red.;
HIKISHOV, M.I., kand.geograf.unuk, red.; SADCHIKOV, S.P,, red.;
TIKHOMIROV, D,I.-i -rod.!,* TUTOCHKINA, "V,A., rqd. 1 BALANTMAj I.k., red.
kart; BOGDANOVA, L.A., red.kart; BOCHMOVA, I.L., red.kart; VIMIMMVA.
G.P., red.kart; VOLKOVA, A.P., red.kart; GOSTEVA, N.A., red.kart;
Y&FIMOVA, G.M., red.kart; ZHIV, D.I., red.kart; KRAVCHMO, A.Vo, red.
kart; KUBRIKOVA, U.S.. red.kart; OMIRTSOVA, N.A., red.kart; KIJRS&OVA,
I.V., red.kart; LOBZOVA, N.A., red.kartv; MMS=VA, L.M.. recl.kart;
MOSTMAN, S.L., red4kart; PANFILOVA, M.Y., red.kart; SWNOVA, V.D.,
red.kart: SKIRNOVA, T.H., red.kart; THMSMOVA, V.S., red.kart;
FE)MOVSKAYA, G.P., red.kart; FETISOVA, N.F.. red.kart-, ITLIGUS, Z.Kh.,
red.kart; SWIRO, Ya.M., red.kart; SHISMIN, Ye.l., red.kart; YASHU-
NICHKINA, Ye.G., red.kart. V razrabotke kart prinimali uchastiye:
ALISOV, B.A., prof.; BMZINA. M.Ya.; VASIIa7SKIY. L.I.; GaVRILGVA,
S.A., kand.geograf.nauk-; GINZBtMG, G.I., kand.tokhn.nauk; DOBOSKINSKAYA.
I.B.: MSTICROMA, A.I.; ILAVRMO, Ye.M.. prof.; LOZIMOVA, V.H.. kand.
tekhn.nauk; HILANOVSKII'g Ye*Yeol kandegeologo-mineral.nauk; RIERAYLOV,
A.A., prof.; MYSIMIN, Ye.P.; PUZANOVA. V.P., kand.geograf.nauk:
(Continued on next card)..

SOMOV, A. I. --(continued) Card 2.
ROZOV. N.H., prof.; SMIRKOV, D.I.; TARASOV, A.P.; TROrIMOVW~ATA,
Te.A., kand.geograf.nauk; TUGOLBSOV, D.A., kand.Volo.-o-mineral.
nauk. ZININ, I.F., takhn.red.
[Geographical atlas for secondary school teachers] Geografioheakii
atlas; dlia uchitelei arednei shkoly. Izd.2. Moskva, Glav.upr.
geodazii i kartografii KVD SSSR, 1959. 191 P. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Predstavitall Nauchno-iouladovatellskogo instituts matodov obu-
chnniya Akademii pedegagicheakikh nai* RSFSR (for Zaslavskiy).
2. Predstavitell Upravleniya shkol Ministerstva proavyashcheniya,
RSFSR (for Tutochkine). 3. Chlony-korrespondenty AN SSSR (for lavranko,
Mikhaylov).
(Maps)

FILIMV, Yu.V.*.KIL'MIR, Tu.G.; BYUSRGBNS, L.K.; BLSIUAVIN, V.A.;
-1
SHAYAROYA, T.A., red.Izd-,m; ROMANOTA, T.T., tekhn.red.
[Problems in planning the section of nature maps in complex
atlases of republics, torritories, and provinces of the
U.S.S.R.] Toprosy proek~,Oirovanii& rasdela kart prirody komplekm-
snykh atlasov respublik, kraev i oblastei SSSR. Moskva, Izd-vo
geodez. lit-z7, 1960. 124 p. (Leningrad. TSentraltuyi nsuchno-
issledovatel'skii institut geodezii, aeros"emki i kartografti.
Trudy, no-133). (Russia-Maps, Physical) (MIRL 13:6)

IEONTIYEV, Nikolay Fedorovich; JILIPPOVI-Yu.V,,,,-red.; MCMCHENKO,
F.I., red. izd-va; M(H V.S., takhn. redo
(Geographical foumdatioiw of the cartography of submarine
relief on bypsometric rwips] Geografichaskie osnovy karto-
grafirovaniia podvodnogo rellefa na gipsometricheokikh
kartakh. Moskvaj Izd-vf) geodez.lit-ryj 1961* 205 p,
(MIM 15, 1)
(SUI~Mrine topograplW)

FILIPPOV, Yu.V.
,.New work of Soviet cartography ("Agricultural atlas of the U#S-S#R,"
Reviewed by IU.V~ Filippov). Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geoge I
no. 4tl%-159 Jl.!Ag 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Agriculture--Maps)

P'LlIll"OV Y V
cal'turza-elly of ratullal ;"Ondit-ionc Oil
t' -.art no,
jll~!!. * Got
(Phys-Ical goography- ~Ivfaps)

FILIPPOVI Yu~V.j BYUSHGFIIS, L.M.
Adjustment of maps of natural features in atlaosse Good. i
kart. no.3943-49 Mr 163. (MIRA 160)
(Atlases)

KAPIISAY-M.L.; ?MEHaOKJI FI-LIPPOV,,-Yu.Ye.
Spectra characteristics of the system V - BaO in polarized light.
Fiz.tvar.tela 3 no#n:3529-3531 x 161o (NIRA 14.10)
I* Leningradskiy politekhnichookiy institut, im. M.I.Kalinina.
(Tungsten--Spectra) (Ba*ium oxide--Spectra)
2N,
'P,
f tMEW-T,

ACC NR9 AP6019963
I
AUTHORt . Brichein, Ls (Ceske Budejovice) I Filipova , A
m- 13
041 Psychiatric Departaento Ganoral Hospitals Cook& Budejovice
TITIX: Atr2pine coma therapy and a proposal for using k-Updanip-e-in psychiat-ric
treatment /This paper was pl;esented at the 7th Annual Psychopharmacalogicul Meeting,
jesenik, 20-23 january 1965,/
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, V* 79 no@ 31 1965, 248
TOPIG TAGS: drug treatments psychiatry
ABSTRAM Report on treatment of 14 patients with atropine coma is presented.
2 neurotics and 2 schizophrenics were.treated with scopolamine (hyoscine); t~his
has milder peripheral side effects but stronger sy hotropic effects. Scopolamine
n
is more potent than benactyzine. :brig. art. in EpgJ- C.PRS-/
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: none

FILIPPOVA,-A.A.
-,
Correlational analysis of circulation indices. Mateor.i gidrol. -
no.8:32-36 Ag 163. (EIRA 16:10)
1, Institut fisiki atmosfery m SSSR,

TSYNOVNIKOV, A.S.; FILIPPOVAP A.A.
Selection of samples and the indices of coke properties.
Standartizatsila 28 no.301-36 Mr'64* (MIRA 17:5)
, ~f'l

, , -,;
M, 12/1 Pb siology Jan 59
3 e c 2
28. ISOLATION OF' NUCLEOTIDES FROM HYDROLYSED PANCREATIC
GLAND BY MEANS OF ANIONITES (Russian text) - -Filippova A.A.
and P r o k o f I e v M. A. Fac. of Chem.. State Univ., -Xr6-9_U0W----HT0XHI-
MIYA 1958. 23/1 (140-145) Tables 2 Illus. I
A method has been developed for Isolation of the whole mixiure of mononucleotides
from an alkaline hydrolysate of an aqueous extract of pancreas and from an alkal-
'ine hydrolysate of the pancreatic nucleoprotein by means of nnion -exchange resins
'AN-2F' and 'EDE-10' produced In the USSR. The cation-exchange resin 'KU-2'
was shown to be suitable In the (H) form for isolating free nucleotides from am-
um, sodium and barium salts without loss of phosphorus. It had been shown
expe r entally that with the use of Ion-exchange resins conjointly with classic
eKoi,m.s t Is possible to isolate chernically pure guanylic acid by a comparatively
me
M
simple technique,

6 2 0
AUTIHO -3 --1111P t.-, i
IITM.' Iillaer~ Th,~rrcn on the Limit Behavior of
Emnpiri ~a. Dist ri bu. tion ninctiors
T"!'jT ~D 7,- A LDc'4,1 wAy Ak.,AF-mii nauk SSSRj 1959* Vol 129, Nr 1 pp 44- 17
AIITUW~T The author joins.pa-perio of Mises frief 1,-,
Let Tz
bii~ a sz~qu-n,o of indepondpnt~unlformly dist-r--buted
117 .-ribution tunction F(x). On a convex ez-~t' o'T 41(4
ith the diu4
of real fxxr-~~I;iona.V(x) of the real argument x let
-7 the m-t
Ae~cording to 1,2
.4 (y (x)
"(-,Es' with respect to tho
Aifferentlability of T in the point V/XI T
z,;:, t is explained with the aid of tIe functional!j
- (, ~ ", x A (--- 6;
I ) . T
TIIP'. - IV Let ?*(x~ be the empiri,:~al dl~.7,~ribut-I~in
[V(~~); fIi---;PJ n ) r- 't)
flun~tion ol the magni-udes and 3.641. F - (X)
n I I
P(x) t(F*(x) - F(x)), T is -,alled alfiees-functional of the
n
order m --~n t-he point F(x) if 1) there exists a-0F r-er -e~ 'Iha-~
T T
11}-*' if r,-+.-o; 2) T i-~3 m time5
4,!:, r n E-: FO
n T
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Df-st,"71b%itie.-n Funr,"Aoris
-t (x Z. then ama
71-'th 7!~jjrect '~Q ill F~, 1W
t C
h n V( -.t (W (x ~~r all
p (x 0
-..C[O t
L
T,Q"- Io "he ipa:;e- 1,(3)(P) (q-t~9-) b~.-Iong al-
q
W co
f cr wh';,,;h V Ej - 0 (n -* co)
teLO'l dtp n
f or all 0, > 0 an d p m, where P(t)(x) = F(x) +
n
+ t C-PTI (x) - F(x)] . The following spaces are defined:
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T(m)(F), p -1,2, to be the set of the functions f(xl,..., x.) for which
P
cc cc
S.... S I fp(x Xi dF(x J, )AL OD
- cc - 00
where
m+1 m+1 + M
2 2
11 1 / Ji for 11 / 12 and every 'k (k - 1'..Im)
attaining one of the values J1, wh9re among the 'k at most two are
equal to the same J19 The norm in i 2(m)(F) is
0o.. ~ 2
f (F) OD M f (xi x im n dF(x ii
2 1-1
where it is summed. over all r and over all possibilities to distribute
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among the m arguments r different ones such that no argument appears
more often than twice.
(m)(F), p - 1.2, is defined to be the set of the functions
The space Lp
f(xit ... 5xm for which r
fp(xi Xi dF(x1 00
OD 00 m
where r m; j If-91 m r) J, j, for 1
2 1 12'
and every ikattaining one of the values j 1 The norm is
co cc , 1 /,?
f ILM (m f2(X, x dP(x J,
L2 (F) Co - 00
where it is summed over all r::!-: m, and all possibilities among m
arguments to distribute r different ones.
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Theorem 1 : Let T be a Mises functional of order m+1 at the point F(x).
Further let exist T(P) IPWI y1l..., Y,1 (P = 1,2,..., M-1) such that
T(P) EF(x)i y1p ... Y 0 identically with respect to y 9.-., y for
p m/2 IV
p ~ 1f2p ... , m-1- Then the random variables n (T [Fn T EPFI
and
n-m/2 + CD + 00 m
M! T(m) [P(x); y19..., YJ dEFn (yi) - F(yi)
- 00 00
are asymptotically equivalent in the sense that their difference is
converging for n --), oo to 0 with respect to the probability.
By theorem 1 the investigation of the limit distribution of T[ Fn
is reduced to the proof that T is a Mises functional (see theorems 2
a nd 3), and to the investigation of the limit distribution of
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+ 00 + 00
n m/2
MI T(m) rF(x) ; v, YMI
-00 00
(see theorem 4)_
There denotes
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C111YC444
I-
IM] d[F. (yi) - F(y A
i-~j
+ 00 + 00 b a
H(t,T) T [T,xF M (,K), S EF(t)]~ dGi(xi) n dF(t)(.r4)'
n n i=b+ 1 n -
- 00 00 (1.6)
where X = (x x 0 ve- b !!:-L a, 0 --- t --F 1F(t)(x) = F(x) +
1 a n
+ t F * W - FWI , sit ... p S being certain functionals, G (xi),..
I n 1 1
G b(xb ) being monotone non-decreasing functions~ The functional
T~h~(;)
J (0 vc- t :C- 1) be defined by H(t,T) - 0 (for t - 1 identical
W (1.5)).
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Theorem 2: The following conditions be satiefiedt
1.) there exists a T 0 such that H(OIT 0 = 01 Hj(OvTO) ~ 0
2.) Si$ ... 9 31 are Mises functionals of order m in F(x)
3.) For all T, S, from a neighborhood of the point To, Sib]
S1 IF] and all 0 4 u i Ir.1 (i a) there exist the derivatives
e!f (T, X14 41"
J TIV DIOLas"
they are continuous withrespect to T, U, and their absolute
values are not latger than the function f(3( where
00 , (a-b)
S ... f0t) dGi(X i) P, LI (F); here p - 0,1,...,m
- 00 - 00 1 q.
f or m > 1, and p 0, 1, 2 f or m 1; 0 ics tC- p; 0 4eL, !S p (1- 1, a)
0 P (i-1, l) I
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a
Ir + + p
4-) For all T, B 1 S from a neighborhood of T 0, S, EF] SIEFI
there exist the derivatives
ap+q(f ~T.XF (IL),S
-CI Tr+t'o IL 61 a S(rt (Y'
they are continuous with respect to T,,S , and their absolute values
are not larger than g(,N,,), where
b
c0 00
' (a-b)
g6l) n dG L (F). Here p, are the
i(xi)6 Z2
00 co i-I
same as above, +
q, 0 i!5 q :t
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Then there exists a solution of the equation H(t,T) = 0 which is a
Mises functional of order m at the point F(x), where T EF ] = T 0
Theorem 3: The function ~ (T,96, T k ) be given in a certain neighbor-
hood of the point T., [F Is..#, T k (F ]9 and in this neighborhood there
are assumed to exist the continuous derivatives
(Tit#.. I TO
a TI T k k
where p - is ... I M; rc 011s, ... fm (i-11,1k), Y r P, and T,i*--PjT
i i=j i k
are Mises functionals of order m at the point F(x). Then ~ (T,,...,T,)
is a Mises functional of order m at the point F(x).
Theorem 0 Let'?(x x if(m)(F) a function symmetric with respect
m 2
to all arguments. ThOrL there exists a symmetric function h(x1I ...
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...9 xm) EV2(e), being defined for 0 4 xi::S 1(1 - 1,....m) such
that in all continuity points of the functionf(z) there holds
lim p ~ nm/2 +00..+00,, drF*(xi)-p(xi)~ X- zP JB (h, fq < zj Z)
n4 00 E. n n
10 ,:0011-1 m
Here B(hqP 4.0 S h(x1ts.wj xm) dp (x,), where P(x) is a
0 0
conditional Wiener rocess with (~(1) = 0 (considered is a Wiener
process, where Mo~, 0). More exactly:
(x) (0 c. x :6 1) is a Gauss process for which M Nx) = C);
M P(x) (Xy) - x(I-y) for x !S y.
L2(Dm) is Lf 2(m)(F) for F(x) - x(O-S: x -4- 1).
Theorem 5: Let h(xgy) (0 1C x -4 1, 0 tt. y z.- 1) be symmetric, h(xq Y)
e -~,(D 2). Then
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1 1 - 1
exp [ i~ h y) d (X) d (y)~ - [D(21A 2 , where
0 0
D(z) is the Predholai determinant of the symmetric kernel
h(x,y) - h(x,y) h(x,t) dt- h(t,.y)dt + 11(s,t) ds dt.
0 0 0
The author mentions; 1. 1. Gikhman, N. N. Chentsov, R. L, Dobrushin.
There are 8 Soviet-bloc and 17 non-Soviet-bloc references. The four
most recent references to English-language publications read as followss
J. Blackman, On the Approximation of a distribution function by an
empiric distribution, Ann. Math.-stat., 26, 2 (1955), 256-267;
H. Chernoff and E. Ii. Lehmann, The use o7f7maximum likehood estimates
in X2 tests for goo(Iness of fit, Ann. Math. Stat., 25, 3 (1954),
579-586; D. A. Darling, The Cramer-Smirnov test in the parametric case,
Ann. Math. Stat., 26, 1 (1955), 1-20;
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J. Kiefer, J. Wolfowitzp On the deviations of the empiric distribution
function of vector chance variables, Trans. Amer. Math. 3oc-, -87, 1
(1958), 173-186.
SUBMITTED: October 25, 1959
Card 12/12

BCRESKOV, O.K.; VASILEVICH, L.A.; GURIYANOVA, R.N.; KERNERMAN, V.Sh.;
SLINIKOP 14.G.1,FILIPPOVA, A.Go; CHESNOKOV, B.B.
Oxidation of ethylene in a fluidized bed of a catalyst. Kin.i
kat. 3 no.W14-220 Mr-Ap 162. (KCRA 15:11)
1. Institut katalIza Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN SSSR i Fiziko-khimi-
cheakiy imBtitut imeni LaYa*Karpova.
(Ethylene) (oxidation) (Flulclization)

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rILIPPOVAo A.G.
Iffect of effort on cardiac function. Top. fisiols no.5:28-37 153.
(HLRA 8:1)
1, Institut klinicheskoy fitiologil Akademil. nauk USSR.
(HIART, pbrxiology,
off. of effort in antatals, IIGG)

FILIPPOVA, A.G.
-~"M="Wwwft-wW
Iffect of physical load on the electrocardiogram. Report No.2.
VaP. fiziol. no-10:95-lo6 '54 (MLRA 10:5)
1. Institut fiziologii im. A.A. Bogomolltsa Alcademii nauk USSR,
Isboratoriya vysshey nervnoy dovatelluosti i nervuoy trofiki.
(RIANCTROCARDIOGRAPHY) (IMCISE)

FnIPPOVA A. 0.
Meat of physical efforb on electrocardlograpble shangeso
REfeat of amwe physical Wort. Voprefisiole no*91100-Gul
M Ou 3411)
I* Inotitut fiziologii In* A*A* Bogamolitea Jkademii nauk
U,M% Iaboratoriya Ypshey uvrmoy deyatellnoati i nermoy
trofikio
WRAPHTp
off. of ph,,ra, effort in d6go)
(STHMP effecrtis,
on 1CM in dogs)

Cheinges in conditioned motor (defensive) reflexes In d s maler minor
muicular loads [with summerr in Vnglieb]. Fiz iol. Shur. TUkr J 3 no.6:
15-25 D '57. (HIRA 11:2)
1. ingtitut fisiologii im. O.O.B,Dgomollteye Akedemii neuk MMO
laboratoriya vishchoi nervovoi d-lalluosti.
(CONDITIOMW BUTONS31)
R~

FILIPP01
Changes in conditioned motor (defensive) reflexes caused by heavy
d,vnamia loads. Yisiol. zhur. [tTk-rj 4 no.6:719-729 N-D '58.
(MIRA 32:3)
1, Institut fiziologii im. A.A. Bogomolltsa AN MSR. laboratoriya,
vysshey nerynoy deyatelinoati i troficheskikh fanktsiy,
(CONDITIOMID RISPOWI) (IIXBRGISB)

VALUMA, T.K.;--ZIZj1jOLAt' A.G.,
Ghauges in the electrocardiogram following bilateral adremlectoiq
in dogs. Biul.eksp.biol.i mod, 47 no.8.,33-39 Ag 159" (MIRA 12--1i)
1. Is laboratorti oudokhrinnykh fnaktsiy (rukavoditall - akademik
AN SSSR T.P. Komisearenko) i laboratorit fisiologii vysshey nervnoy
devatellnostilrukovoaitell - akadem~k AN 'USSR G.V. 7ollbort) Ineti-
tuba fiziologii imeni A.A. Bogomolltna (dlr. -' chlet-korreopondent
AV USSR A.Y. Makarchenko) AN USSRp' Niyev. Predstavlena deyetvitell-
rqu chlenom AMN SSSR R.N. Gorevym.
(AMMWMTomr eff.)
(=GTROGARDIOGR&PHT)
MR

FILIPPOWAt A.G. [Filippmp H.H.]
]Cffeot of musdalar strains and osifeine 'p~ extinct conditioned
motor (defense) reflexiv in dogs. Fisiol. shur. Pkid 6*no66s
741~456 N-D 160* .14$1)
1. Labomtory of Higher Nervous Activity W Trophio Funotions
of the,A*A4pqgcmoIets,Inatitut9 of Physiology of the Acadaq of
110ionoee of the Ma,ainian boSeRe't Kiarrs
(CONDITIOM FMPONSE) (EMISE)
..(awmz)

FILIPPOVA, A.G.
Changes in the motor (defense) conditioned reflexes in dogs at
varying stages of a heavy static load. Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat.
3.1 no6l+&712;-717 J1-Ag 161. (MIRA 15:2-)
1, Bogomolets Institute of Physiology, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences,
Kiev.
(CONDITIONED &SPOME)

PUTILINv N,,I.., prof,vlDt*.,red.; ALEKSENTARVAp-E.S., prof., red,j
KLKARCHENKOp A.F.p' akademik, red.1 PRIKHODIKOVA, Ye.K., prof.,
rod.; SKLYAROV, Ya.P., prof., rod.; TOFtSKAYA, I.To", kand. biol.
miuk, red.; FELIDMAN, A.B., prof., ted.; FjLIPPOVA-,'.A,G'-' kand.
1swi. ntak., red.; FUGOO, O.M.p protop red.; YANKOVSKAYA, Z.B.9
rad. izd-ia; MATVEYCHUK, A.A.t takhn. red.
(Selected worka]IzbmWe trudy. Kiev, Iad-vo Akad. nauk USSR,
1962. 454 P. (NIRA 16:3)
1. Akadsmiya nauk Ukr. SSSR (for Makarchenko).
(PHYSIOLOGY)

FILIPPOVA, A.G. [Fillpova., H.H.)
--listoration of motor (defense) conditioned reflexes after heavy
otsoular strains in dogs. Fiziol. zhur. (Ukr.] 8 no.2:176-184
Mi-Ap 162. (MIRA 15:5)
Laboratoriya vysshey nervnoy dayatellnosti Instituta fiziologii im.
A,A.Bogoinolltsa AN USSR, Kiyev.
(CONDITIONED RESPONS3)

FILIPPOVA, A.G. [Filipova, H.H.1
-
Cliange in the motor alimentary (food ]procuring) conditioned
I roflexes in dogs under the effect of a dynamic load. Fiziol.
zhur. (Ukr.] 9 no.4:443-450 Jl-Ag 16:3.
WIRA 17:10)
I. Laboratory of Higher Nervous Activity of Man and Animals of
the A.A. Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology of the Academy of
Soiences of the Ukrainian S.S.R.f Kie,;r.

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VAIUYEVA, T.K. [Valuieva, T.K.); FILIPPOVA, A.G. [Filipova, H.H.)
Effect of adrenalectomy on the protein content of the blood
serum In dogs following physical stress. Fiziol. zhur. [Ukr.)
11 no.6;761-766 N-D 165. (MMA 19:1)
1. Institut fiziologii im. A.A. Bogoiaolltsa AN UkrSSR, Kiyev.
Submitted April 15, 1965.

13MMOyi lA4'j91=W'# 'PSIG I SOLMI=*# II.N.j BFZNIKIT# B.Gol FILX"OTA-
An tiblotic I*opertlo a and Oyete4t$c popit.ion of o "me aotinomycetes
fr= the gloUsydrus group, Repok No.- 20 Trudy- Inst, idorobioli
no*AsI824" 160o (MIM 14, 11
1*',LeningrwUkiy nauchno-looledavateklIfkiy iwtitut gintiblotil;av..
ar-
-NP

TSYr,ANOV,.V.A.,,- GOLYMOV, P.N.; SOLOVIYEV, S.N.; B=,1'KIY0 B.G.; FILMOVA,
A.I. ------------
Antibiotic substances of the plyane series. Report No.2: Study of
the biological properties of actinomyces vhich produce polyone
antibiotics. Eksp. i klin. issLpo antibiot. 2:6-12 160.
(MIRA l5s5)
(ANTIBIOTICS) (ACTINORCES)

TSYCANOV, V.A.; GOLYAKOV, Y.N.; SOLOVIYEVt S.11.; BELENIKIY, B.G.; PILIFFEP
Antibiotic substances of the polyene meries. Report No.2: Study
of.the physicochemic.al properties of polyene antibioticsi, Ekap. i
klAn. isel, po antibiot. 2sl3-20 160. (MIRA 15:5)
(ANTIBIOTICS)

TSYGAVOV, V.,A.; GOLYAKOV, P.14; MALYSHKIVA, M.A..; FURSWO, M.V.;
FILIPPOVA A. I.
Chwracteristics of antibiotics produced by Actinomyces levoris.
.AnUbiotiki 8 no.1:29-33 Ja'63. (MMA 16.
:6)
1. Ieningradskiy institut antibiotikovo
(ACTIVOMYCES) (ARTIBIOTICS)
I --mg

VENSLER, V.I.; FILIPPOVA, A.I.
Synthesis and study of aminodeoiy sugars. Part 43 Infrared spectra
of come derivatives of 6-anino-6-deoxy-D~galactose and
5-andno-~!~-deoxy-D-xylose. Zhur.ob.khi . 33 no.632030-2033 Je
-Iunt-Unt torVq-41i i Leningradskiy
nauvhno-f*vsledovatel'BkijY institut antibiotikov.
(Galactose-Absorption spectra)
(Xylose-Absorption spectra)

TSYGANOV, V.A.; KONEV, Yul'ye.; PURSENKO, M,V,,,, IOFINA, E.I.; ALIBERT,, M.M.;
HISTAFOVA, N.N.; VENKOVA, I.B.; SOIDVIXEVI S.N.; MALYSHKMO M.A.;
BOGDANOVAj N.P.; KOTENKO, T.Vj- FILMIOVAO
Lsolation and characteristics of actinomycetes producing the
witibiotic trichomycin. Antibiotiki 9 no.4!291~296 Ap 164.
(MIRA 19-.1)
1. Leningradskiy, nauchno-issledovatell'skiy institut antibiotikov.
all
.45
77.

I-IBMYLOVA,l V,N.J-
Addition of certain sodium aryl sulfinates toc4 unsaturated
awpoundoo Zhure org, kh" 1 noOsI621,1625 S 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. leningradskly khJnlko-farmatserticheskiy institut. Submitted
Aulpat 6,, 1964,

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14-57-7-14823
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnall Geografiya, 1957, Nr 7,
pp 99-100 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Filippova, A. K.
TITLE: Determination of Soil Evaporation by the Water
Balance Method (Opredeleniye ispareniya s pochvy
metodom vodnogo-balansa)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. gidrolog. in-ta, 1955, Nr 48, pp 38-60
ABSTRACT: The author reports the results obtained by an expe-
dition which studied the dynamics of moisture content
in the soil and the evaporation from barley fields by
means of the water balance method. She describes the
method usedand discusses hydraulic characteristics
of soil. She also provides data on average moisture
content and evaporation (which were obtained by
studying water balance and by weighing samples in soil
Card 1/2 evaporators), data on moisture! dietribution in the
amp
--cl LL I~L

14-37-7-14823
Determination of Soil Evaporation Wont.)
various soil layers to a de th of 10 m, and the results of an analy-
sis of the water samples. ~he results thus obtained lead the author
to the conclusion that the method of water balance is applicable to
the determination of total evaporation ofily when surface runoff is
absent and. moisture migration from upper to lower soil layers does
not occur Numerous measurements of moisture must be taken in this
work. Th;! error of this method increases when moisture migration to
the deep layers is large.
Card 2/2 1. N. L.

PILIPPOTA A.K.
3~6:rcolation of snow melt into the soil during a thay.
Tr3d.T GGI no-48:113-W 155- (M A 9:7)
(SDil percolation) (Snow)
9F-,
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UW111k, AoV,.; FILIPPOVA,.AoXh.; DOHNINA, Ye.S.; URMOLOVA. T.Io;
G.V.
Synthesis and some.conversiono of vinyl ethers of chloro-
phenols. Izv.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no.11:9-16 '58. (MIRA, 12:2)
1. Irkatakiy goeudaretvamW universitet im. A.A.Zhdanova.
(Ithers)
t
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15-57-4-5436
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 189 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Filippova, A. K.
TITLE: Permeability of Water Through Fro-zen Forest Litter
(Vodopronitsayemost' merzloy lesnoy podstilki)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. gidrolog. in-ta, 1956, Nr 54 (108), pp 119-126.
ABSTRACT: The author discusses the results of observation in an
afforested region of the Soils-Study Institute of the
Central Chernozem Belt imeni V. V. Dokuchayev in the
Namennaya step' (steppe) and the Mariupoll Experi-
mental Station for Aerial Forost-Improvement Surveys
in Veliki Anadol: frozen litter with a small content
of water (loss than 4 mm. per 1 cm layer) has the
greatest volume of available pore space (50 to 60
percent) and a low degree of freezing. When the water
content is in the interval from 4 mm to 7 mm, the
volume of available pores decreases to 2 percent, but
Card 1/2 the degree of freezing increases to a moderate value.

15-57-4-5436
Permeabilitir of Water Through Frozen Forest Litter (Cont.)
The highest degree of freezing is found with maximum moisture (in
excess of 7 mm 1 cm layer) and a minimum volume of available pore
, 7
space /-from 20 (sic) to 1 percen-N . Inasmuch as movement of thawed
water Through the frozen litter may occur only when there is
available pore space, the permeability of the litter is determined
by the degree of freezing. Slightly frozen litter with a large
number of free pores has a permeability as high as when the litter
has thawed; strongly frozen litter with few free pores has low
permeability. Thorough freezing of very moist litter leads to low
permeability and forms on obstruction to thawed water, reducing
surface discharge down the slope. Zones of weak freezirg within
highly frozen litter preserve a high degree of permeability in the
frozen littor.
card 2/2 A. M. Ch.

FILIPPOVIL, A.K.
q&TtW-co;~!aMve of the soils of the Sal Stoppe. Trudy GGI no.57--54-72
1569 Mu iotO
(Sal Steppe---Soil moisture)

RLIPPOVA, A.K.
Moisture and physical characteristics of loesslike loams of the Sal
Steepe. Trudy GGI zio.63:28-43 ,'58- OGRL 12:3)
(Sal Steppe-soll moisture)
j Z~~ IF, rA

FILIPPOVA, A.K.
Evaluating the moisture capacity of a cachment area by the moisture
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