SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GAVRILOV, I.I. - GAVRILOV, K. A.

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VORONITSY11',, K.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; TIZE2,11GAUMI, P.E., kand.
tekhn. nauk, red.; NADBAO, M.P., red.; TAI-TSEV, A.A., starshiy
nauchnyy sotr., red.; AELLV-10V, S.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.;
ABILVOV, D.A., red.; 13OGDIJIOV, N.I., starshiy nauchnyy sotr.,
red.; V1NOGOROV, G.K., kand. tekhn. nauk) red.- GAVRILOV, I.I.,
starshiy nauchnyy sotr., red.; GUSAR
CHIUK, D.F., s bars nauc
sotr., red.; DIYAKONOV, A.I., red.; ZAVIYALOV, M.A., kand. tekhn.
nauk, red.; ZARETSKIY, M.S., starshiy naucimyy sotr., red.;
KACHELKIN, L.I., starshiy nauchnyy sotr., red.; KISIIINSKIY, M.I.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; KOLTUNOV, B.Ya., atarshiy nauchnyy sotr.,
red.; OSIPOV, A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; SHINEV, I.S., kand.
ekon. nauk, red.
(Materials of the enlarged session of the Scientific Council of
the Central Scientific Research Institute for Mechanization and
Power Engineering in Lumbering on problems concerning power
engineering and the electrification of the liunber industry]
Materialy rasshirennoi sessii Uchenogo soveta TsNIIME po voprosu
energetiki i elektrifikatsii lesnoi proryshlennosti. Moskva,
1961. 75 P. (MLIA 15:4)
(Continued on next card)

VORONITSYN, K.I.-(contimied) Card 2.
lKhim i.rSentrallrqy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inBtitut r.0-
khanizataii i onergotiki lesnoy pronVshlennosti. 2. Nachaltnik
TSentrallnogo byuro tekhnicheskoy informataii lesnoy proWshlen-
nosti (for Nadbakh). 3. Direktor TSentrallnogo nauchno-
issledovatel ,sko o instituta mekhanizataii i energotiki lesnoy
promysl-dennosti &r Voronitsyn). 4. Uchonyy sovet TSentrallnogo
nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta mekhanizataii i energetiki
lesnoy prorVshlonnosti (for Dly6.onov). 5. Yachallnik otdeleniya
energetiki i srodstv avtomatizatsii TSentrallnogo na-uchno-
issledovateltskogo institute, mekhanizatsii i energetiki lesnoy
prorr,shlennosti (for Zaretskiy).
(Lumbering) (Electric power)

KROTOV, Vladimir Romanovich; TOPCONSKIY,,Mikhail N.1kolayevich; GASTEVpB.G.p
doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.., retsen6nt; fMjjOy,_"., insfiq
retsenzent; TOVSTOLUZHSKIY, N.I., red.; PITEFMN, Ye.L.,, r1ed.
izd-va; GRECHISHCHEVA, V.I., tekhn. red.
[organization of the construction of logging roads) Organizataiia
stroitelistva lesovoznykh dorog. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1962.
262 p. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy sukhoputnogo transporta less, Livovskogo
lesotekhnicbeskogo instituta (for Gastev). 2. Nachallnik mekhani-
zataii stroitel'stva. lesozagotovitellnykh predpriyatiy TSeqW'q-
nogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo institute mekhanizatsii i emerge-
tiki leenoy.promyshlennosti (for Gavrilov).
(Forest roads--Design and construction)

iGI~ISSA.,.OVA, Valentina Aleksandrojna, kFin,j. Fauk.;
GAVRILOV, I.I., red.
[I'lethods for the cementation of -oils during the laying
of top dressing on logging roads; a concista manual] Me-
,ody tso;--entirovaniia gruntov pri ustroistve darozhn:vkh
c,,~ezhd na lesovoziK;kh ~iorq,;akh; krmtkoet
-n, Lesnaia 'Jennor i") C~4
o.

E1,-;H*1NAJT, Vikhail Illich, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; YEHFi'.NOV,
Boris Yefimovich, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; SVIRaiI;-JKTI)
Pavel Stepanovich, in-,,h.; STRASHIIISEY, B.A., inzh.,
rotsenzent; NOVIKOV, G.G., prepodavatell, retHenzent;
I.I., red.
[Use and repair of logging roads] Eksplitatatsiia i ramont
lesovoznykh dorog. Izd."3., perer. Moskva, Izd-vc "Lesnaia
prop-,Ishiennostl," 1964. 40. p. (~J'U.A 1'7:7)
1. Alatyrskiy lesotekhnicheskly tekhnikum (for flovikov).

BORISOV, FHAhTOV, G,A.; SHATIV, I.V.;
v
POLYM4TSEV, V.A., otv. red.; I-,A:,,h.OV, L.I.g red.
[Use of precast reinforced concrete in the construction
of automobile roads for hauling lumber; materials for a
conferenoe] Primenenie obornogo zhelezobvtona na stroitell-
stvr avtomobilluykh dorog dlia vy-%,ozki le.-:a; materialy k
sovesh--hardiu. Moskva, TSentr. nauchno-insll. in-t rvv~kha-
nizat,Ml I enort7otiki loonoi prf
1964. 71 p.
(MIRA 16% 5)

GAVRIWV, I. K. Doe Cand Tech Sci -- Wiss) "Pte 9DI-perimental
study of strength-6f. pas t7ed. I bulkheads 'on vessels." Mos, 1957.
T-15k -Y eCrV1,n,,1Y
15 pp 20 cm, (Moscow Technical inst of Pi4e4.-e~m and Q .1 ,g
Industry im A.I. Idikoyan), 150 copies
(KL9 21-579 101)
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GAVRILOV, I.K.
Large ovarian cyat. Akash. i gin- 35 no.1:114 Ja-F 159-
(MMA 12:2)
1. 1% Krinichanskoy reyonnoy bollnitay (glavnyy vrach Y.Y. Ku-
bryak) Dnsprcypetrovskoy oblasti.
(OVARD*-JMORS) (CYSTS)

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Dzhereliyevskiy, A. B.
ORG: noneTTFT-
TITLE: Method of fabricating fiberglas ~1 shells. Class 320 No
1`5624
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniyj tovarnykh znakov, no. 20, 1065, 56-57
TOPIC TAGS: shell, cylindrical shell, fiberglass shell, shell fabrication, fiber-
glass winding, solid-fuel rocket, rocket case
ABSTRACT: Tais Author Certificate introduces a method of fabricating shells from
fiberglass wound on a pattem which is then melted out or dissolved. To increase the
strength of the shell, the winding is combined with the stretching.of fiber by mans
of a fiber guide which rotates around the pattern. 1011
SUB CODE: 11, SUBH DATE3 02Ju164/ ATD P. S 1 71
RES

G."V'qlL,7V, Ivan Maksimovich
The open-hearth process of -tea!l oroduction '.oskva, XctF-1`uri7i--t, 1~-141- 37.5 p.
1-~p
,~48,:;O)
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TN7"O-O

Tr:~TT r'
za'siva chuloclno- Go ::atorialwi
10
Z,::;7, 4.
ti",kota-71h. 'Fro"i-st za 10, L., 57-7';.
30: 1,3tonis, 3?-, 1949.

VOLOSATOV, Vladimir Yomailyanovich; GAVRILOV, I.N., red.; MARTS,
A.M., tekhn. red. ... . I
[They are building a futu,-e)oni stroiat zavtrashnii den'.
Riazan', Riazanskoe knizhnoe Izd-vo, 1960. 31 p. -
(MIRA 15:12)
(Fqazan-Petroleum refineries)

-- GAVRILOV.-I.N. (Chelyabinsk)
Calculations for statically indaterminate frames using a method
of given moment curves. Stroi,mekhei rashch.soor. 4 no.5:14-18
162. (MA 1531-1)
(Structural frames)

DMKIH, Nikolay Nikolayevich; QAVRlrsOV, I.N., red.; AZOVKIN, N.G.,
takhn.red. -
EproBkoviin Kovrova, a Russian
Kovrova - ruaskaia kreatlianka.
izd-vo, 1959. 31 p.
(Kovrova, PraskovIia Hikolaevns)
peasant woman] Praskoylia
Riezen', Riazanskoe knizhnoe
(miRA 14:2)

MITIN, Vasiliy Ivanovich; FULIN, Yuriy Vasillyevic~; GAVRIIDVp 1.11., red.;
AZOVKINI, N.G.t tekhn. red.
[Ryazan-Solotcha-Klepiki-Tama; guidebook] Riazan'-Solotcha-Klepiki-
Tuma; putevoditell. Riazanlp Riazanskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 159 P.
(MIRA 14:7)
(Meshchera--Guideboks)

VOLOSATOV, Vladimir Yemellyanovich; GAVRIIDV, I.N., red.;
AZOVKIN, N.G., tekhn. re-.
[People aim at the peaks) Liudi idut k vysotam. Riazan',
Riazanskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1961. 37 p. (KIRA 16:9)
(R,vazan--Chemical industries)
(ftyazan-Conatruction workers-Education and training)

1. Yu~~ --.-
2, ussR 6oo
4. Mustard
7. Mixed sevings of peas and white mustard, Dost. sellkhoz., No. 12, 1952.
9. !~onthjy List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

SHKMV, N.A., professor; SHLYALOW, A.L.; GAVRIWV, I.S.; GOLUTITSKAIm,
O.N.; MYASNIKOV, A.L.g professor,
Ixtrapulmonary tuberculosis with hopato-lienal syndrome. Terap.arkh. 25
no.2:89-90 Mr-Ap 153. (MLRA 6:5)
(Liver--Taberculosis) (Spleen--Taberculosis)

POLTEV, Vasiliy Ivanovicht prof.; PEROV, Aleksandr Andreyevich;
DAHILEVSKAYA, O.N., red.(j-G43q~II~V.
T.A., tekhn.red. ~.S., red.; SHEW4USHENKO,
(High honey yields) Vysokie medosbory. Leningrad, Lenizdatj
1961. 60 p. (MIRA 34:6)
1. Predsedatell sektsii pchelovodstva Leningradskogo otdeleni7a
Obshchestva okhrany priroq (for FeraO.
(Bee culture)

v 0 " k,
GRIGOROVSKIYq Vasiliy Yefimo Ch kand ekonom. *.U GAVRILGvq I.S.j red.;
PRtSNOVAv V.A., te= red.
[Program for the new expansion of agriculture] Prograiffma novogo Pod"-
ema sel'skogo khoziaistva. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1961. 73 P.
(MIRA 34:8)
(Agriculture)

TUROV, Mikhail Alekse7evich; GAVI-'JLCJV, I.S., red.; FHESNOVA, V.A.,
tekJm. red.
[Ways for increasing the yield and reducing the cost of
vegetables and potatoes]Puti powshenila urozhainosti i sni-
zheniia sebestoimosti ovoshchei i kartofelia. Leningrad, Len-
izdat, 1961. 95 P. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Direktor tresta spetsializivowinnykh --;ovkhozov Leningrad-
skoy oblasti (for Tairov).
(Vegetable gardening) (Potatoes)
T

MROVA, S.M., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; SOVETKINA,, Y.Te.0 kand. eellkhoz.
nauk; GAVRILOV, I.S., red.; PA_WSij'uVji, 'V*.J%., LUJJUI. red.
[Concise manual for the foreman in vegetable-growing) Kratkii
spravochl~ik brigadira-ovoshchevoda. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1961.
178 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Vegetable gardening)

TAIROV, Mikhail Alekseyevich; GAVRILOV, I.S., red.; LEVONEVSKAYA,
L.G., tekhn. red.
[Row crop cultivation is the road to abundance] Propashnaia
sistema - put' k izobiliiu. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1962. 62 p.
Wffik 15: 5)
1. Nachaltnilk Leningradekogo oblastnogo upravleniya sovkhozov
(for Tairov).
(Rotation of crops)

SERGEYEV, Stanislav Vasillyevich, traktorist; GAVRILOV, I.S.., red.;
PRESNOVA, V.A., tekhn. red. . - - -
(For over-al-I mechanizationlZa kompleksnuiu mekhanizataiiu.
Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1962. 21 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Sovkhoz "Pobeda" Lomonosovskogo rayona, delegat XXII s"ezda
Kommunisticheskoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza (for Sergeyev).
(Farm mechanization)

.GAVRI',U,--i-,.q--L.PARKHOMENKO, V.S.,, red.; PRESNOVA, V.A., tekhn. red.
[Intensive feed lot and pasture fattening of livestock] In-
tensivnyi otkom i nagul skota. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1963. 69 p.
(miRA 16:7)
(Leningrad Province-Swine Feeding and feeds)
(Leningrad Province-Beef cattle-Feeding and feeds)

VASILIKOV, Boris Pavlovich, kand. biol. nauk; GAVRILOV, I.S., red.;
PRESNOVA, V.A., t'qkhn. red. ;
[Edible and poisonous -mushrooms] S"edotnye i iadovitye
griby. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1963. " p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Mushrooms)

DROZDOV, Ivan Petrovich; GAVRILOV, I.S., red.; PRESNOVA, V.A.,
tekhn. red. I---, -
(Growing peas for cattle feeding] Vyrashchivanie gorokha
na korm skotu. Leningrad, LenizdAt, L963. 39 P.
(M I ILI 16: 10)
(Leningrad Province--Feeds) (Peas as feed)
~- I ~..' -

KASPIROV, Anatoliy Ivanovich, dolctor sellkhoz. nauh, prof.;
GAVRILOVI I.S., red.; SlIEFEUSHENKO, T.A., tekhn.red.
[Winter rye and wheat in the Northwest] OziuWe rozhl i
pshenitsa na Severo-Zapade. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1963.
130 P. (MIRA 17:2)

MCK--ov) I.F.; C.'~VRILOV, 1.s.; J','Ij'ffjTYEV N.N., red.
fli-rm oholuld bo provided w.lLh a cii.1tivatod posturel
K--Zlxl,onu khoziaistvu k-Alltut
-noe pastbishche. Leningrad,
Loni,zdat, 1965. 114 p. 18110)

GAVRILOV, I.S.; ZOTOVA, A.P.s, red.
(Home processing of vegetables, fruits, and berries]
Pererabotka ovoshchai, plodov I lagod v domashnikh us-
lovilakh. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1965. 158 p.
(MIRA 18:12

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Dzhereliyevskiy,, t~
TITLE: Winding-machine. Class 32 Nd~. W009
SOURCE: 'Byulleten1_?zobreteniy i tovw ,rnykh.znakov, no. 12, 1965, 65-66
'TOPIC TAGS: glass reinforced.plastic,~*'plastic filament, fiber glass, filament
winding, winding machinej-filament*wo~nd article
ABSTRACT..- This Aut ertificate-introduces.a~_p chine for fabrication of qlass-
tic1_4fiC
reinforced plas, cYes by.filamett.windinjSP The machine includes a drive with
.-a reductor and 6 mandrel.mounted on.a !rotating shaft. To fabricate spherical sbapes~..._
the machine is equipped with profiled -'guides.. transmitting to the mandrel a tilting
motion aroundthe vertical axis simultaneously with a rotation arioiind tM axis'(see
ig. 1 of the Enclosure). Orig.-art. !has: 1 figure. ND
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SOBOLI S.I.; HELEN', I.M.; SPIRIDONOVA, V.I.; BERLIN, Z.L;
GORYACHKINY V.I.; TARAKAJIOV, B.M.; SHKURSKIY, V.D.; Prinimali
uchastiye; FREYMAN, A.K., inzh.; BRUK, B.M., inzh.;
CHEBOTKEVICH., G.V., inzh.; OSPIN, V.G.1, inzh.; ALEKSANDROVA, N.N.,
laborant; SALTYKOV, I.B., laborant; TELKOVA, Ye.I., laborantka;
TEPLYAKOV, Yu.M., laborant; GAVRILENKO, A.P., slesar';
KURGUZOV
A.S., elaktrik;, tLOV, I.T., elektrik
Pilot-plant testing of the State Institute of Nonferrous
Metals flow sheet for the autoclave retreatment of copper-
molybdenum intermediate products. Sbor. nauch. trud. Gin-
tsvetmeta no.19:319-339 162. (MIRA 16:7)
(Nonferrous metals-Metallurgy)
(leaching)

GOLYARKIN., F.Ye., kand. sellskokhoz. nnuk; YFI.I:-LTNA, N.F., FSTUKjjnvj,..,
KHALENEVA, J,V.; FOFOV; 13.V.
Pay more attention to the quality of stocked feels. VetFrindri"a
41 ne.7:4-7 il 164. (M,RA
1. Moskovskaya vet3rinarnaya akademiya ("or lcmp'L~n,i, "rlukhova,
Khal~ineva). 2. Vneshtatnyy korrespondein zhurruia
Vladimirskaya oblast' (for Gavrilov). 3. Nachalln~,k vetr!-r'L.Ir%rnog,)
otdola Stavropollskogo krayevoge-, upravlenlyn T,r-)-~Izvcxi-Itvv- I
zagoL*vok sell skokhozyaystve.-inykh produktov (for Popov).

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AUTHOR: Gavrilov,_j.,V,; Duma, A. S.; Kislyuk, Ve S.;Kurlyanova, A. N.
TITLE: Selenocentric coordinates of 160 base points on the lunar surfacq
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Figura i dvizheniye Luny (Shape and motion of the Moon),
Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1965, 40-49
TOPIC TAGS: lunar surface, moon, selenography
ABSTRACT: Measurements of the space coordinates of craters contained in the
Schrutka-Rechtensta catalog (Schrutka-Rechtenstamm, G., Mitteilungen der
Universitatssternwarte, Wien, 1958, 9, 17, 251-303) were made at the GAO AN Ukr.
SSR. The results, together with the data of Schrutka-Rechtenstamm and R. B. Baldr
win (Baldwin, R. B., The Measure of the Moon. University of Chicago Press,
Chicago, 1963), served as the basis for the cumulative catalog of space coordin-
ates of 160 base points presented in the article. Initial results of a Solution
of a concrete selenodesic problem are presented, and their accuracy is dis-
cussed. Calculations show that the center of rdass of the moon is located somewhat
to the northeast of the accepted center of its figure. "In conclusion, the
authors thank N. A. Vagilenko and caltulatotg L. N. Zimina and S., A#_ZasjAyAkayA,_
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5 formulas.'
ASSOCIATION: Nc,ne
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GAVRILOV. I.V.
Observations of comet 1954 Tozrova at the Main Astronomical
Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian B.S.R.
Astron.tair. no-153:3 0 154. (MLRA 8:5)
1. Glavnap astronomicheekaya observatorlya AN USSR (Kiyev,Golo-
sayevo).
(comets--1954)

GAVRILOV. I.V.--
Observations of details of the moon's surface at the Main
Astronomical Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of the
Ukrainian S.S.R. Astrog.tsir. no-153:18-19 0 154.(MLRL 8:5)
1. Nauchnyy sotrudnik Glavnoy astronomichookoy observatorii
Akademii nauk USSR (Kiyev)
(moon)

GKVRILOV,I.V.; ZHDANOVAJ.G.; CENGINA,A.B.; SVYA!ECKHA.A.P.
. w-
Precise positions of minor planets Cares, Hebe, Laetitia,
and Nemausa. Astron.tsir. no.158:3-5 Ap '55. MRA 8:9)
(Planets, Minor)

YAKOVKIN, A.A.; GAVRIIOOV V.
Automatic adapter for photographing the moon and methods for proces-
sing lunar photegraphs. Izv.Glav.astron.obser. 1 no.2:20-24 156.
(KOA 9: 8)
(Astronomical photography) (Moon--Photographs. *pa,etc.)

GAVRILOV, I.V.
Relation of the moon's radius and the density of negatives in Case
of photographic observations. Astron. tsirk. no-175:8-10 D '56.
(KIRA 10:5)
1. Glavnaya astronomicheakaya observatoriya AN URSR, Goloseyevo.
(Moon-Observations) (Astronomical photography)

IhICi2W&I.Y_~ ; KOLCRINSKIY, I.G.; ONEGINA, A.B.
MINKNOW
Preliminary results of processing photographs of galaxies made for
compilirg a catalog of faint stars, Izv. Glay. astron. obear. AN
UM 2 no.lt73-91 '57. (Him 11:2)
(Stara--Photographic wasurements)

GAVRILOV, I. V. and 1. G. KOLCIIIIIIISK.D,
"Computing Corrections of the 114oon's Coordinates from, Observations of the
Eclipse of June 20, 1951' at the IMain Astronomic Observatcry of AS LPKrSSR"
(Total Eclipse of the Sun, Februarj 25, 1952 and June 30, 1954, Thumctions of the
Expedition to Observe Solar Eclipses) Moscow, Izd-vo Ars &%R, 3571 P-

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Translation from-: Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya i Geodeziya, 1959, Nr 10, p 24
(USSR)
ATJTHORS:- Gavrilov, I.V., Kolchinskiy, I.G.
TITLE: Determinations of the Corrections of Coordinates of the Moon Through Observ-
ation of.the Solar Eclipse Which Took Place on June 30, 1954, and which was
Observed by the Main Astronomical Observatory of AS UkrSSR
PERIODICAL. V sb.: Polnyye solnechn. zatmeniya 25 Febr. 1952, 1 30 June 1954. Moscow,
AS USSR, 1958, PP 324-328
AB3TRACT: Observations of partial phases were carried out with the astrograph of the
MAO AS UkrSSR (D = 400 mm, F = 5,500 mm) near Kiyev. The southern boundary
of the total phase passed near the Observatory. Observations were carried
out when the sky was not quite clear. Altogether, 36 photographs of partial
phases were obtained, but it has only been possible to process 18. The
measurement of the plates and their processing was carried out according to
the method described in the A.A. Mikhaylov handbook "Theory of Eclipses".
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Determina',ions of the Corrections of Coordinates of the Moon Through Observation of the
Solar Eclipse Which Took Place on June ~0, 1954, and which -etas Observed by the Main
Astronomical Observatory of AS UkrSSR
USSR, without any corrections. The following corrections for the coordinates of the
Moon were found: LY;1, = -0" .68+0" .41; +0" . 28+o,, .12.
S.G.M.
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GAVRILOV, I.V.
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libration effects in the radius and the position of the moon's center.
Astron.tair. no.192:18-20 My 158. (MIRA 11:10)
l.Glavna.va astronomichealmya (Pulkovzkaya) oboarvatoriya AN USSR,
Goloseyevo.
(Moon-Libration)

SOV/35-59-9-6977
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, 1959, Nr 9, P 15 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gavrilov, IN.
\Q/
TITLE-
- -The Exact Positions of the Minor Planet Laetitia (39) Obtained Through
Observations at the MAO AS UkrSSR
PERIODICAL: Astron. tsirkulyar, 1958, July 3, Nr 193, Pp 14 - 15
ABSTRACT: Sixteen exact positions of the minor planet Laetitia are cited. They were
determined from the plates obtained during JuIY, 1954 - April, 1957, by a
400-mm astrograph (F = 5.5 m). The +probabld error in the position of the
planet, on the average, amounts to - 0".12 in both coordinates.
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-__q*pI;qV._j,y,~jKiyev, Goloseyevo)
Observations of lunar occultations of stare at the Wn Astronomical
Observator7 of the Academ7 of Sciences of the b~xainian S.S.R. in
Goloseevo. Astron. tsir. no.199:28-29 Ja 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Occultations)

GLTRIWV, I.V. (Kiyev, Goloseyevo).
Barycentric large relief near the edge of the moon.
Astron.tair. no.206:5-6 D '59. (MIRA 13:6)
(Moon--surface)

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3, 2,3 c0 (14 r-o) S/035/60/000/008/001/007
2, 1 .5r0 00,5 7j I/ A001/AO01
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astranomiya I Geodeziya, 1960, No. 8,
P. 22, # 74o8
AUTHOR: Gavrilov, I- V_
\V
TITLE: Baricentric Large-Scale Relief of the Lunar Koge Zone
PERIODICAL: Astron. tsirkulyar, 1959, dek. .12, No. 206, pp. 5-6
TECT: The author gives the name of large-scale relief of the lunar edge
zone to the absolute baricentric heights of various parts of the most jTrobable
circles from which the small-scale relief is calculated. The determination of
the large-scale relief has been carried out on the basis of data obtained during
an investigation of the Moon by the photographic method (RZhAstr, 1959, No. 4,
2637). The following formula was used for the calculations of the large-scale
relief: A H - 6r + bA0 � 6sin (ff;0L),
where A H Is the height of a given 'point of the most probable circle over the
baricentric circle with the radius equal to the Moon ephemeris radius (15'3211,58);
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S/035/60/000/008/001/007
Baricentric Large-Scale Relief of the Lunar Edge Zone AOOI/AOOI
Ar + bp 0 is the correction to the Moon ephemeris radius and the libiation effect
In it; is the distance between the center of mass and the center-of the Moon
f igure; o(, is the angle between the line 6' land-Uie axis 71 is the position
angle of an edge point counted from the lunar north pole. 'The calculation results
are presented In a, table where A H is given in units 0% as functions-Df the
arguments U and/J (libration in latitude).
L. S. Nagornova
Translatorls note: This Is the full translation of the original Russian
abstract.
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Vscaoyuznaya =tra~ietrichca%aya konfc-.~Titaiya.
Trcly 14
-y Artrczctrichcal-oy zZ-~,, iaycv, 2~1-70 19'3 E;.
(Trcmoz-aticas of the 1-4th C.: t7he C-I'---., '..old in Kiyev
27-30 May 1'9~3) "':05cc.." Ize.-Vo 1960. 4~;O P. E:-.-t-" al-12 Inacrted.
loco Copies printed.
S;c=~~rinc A,7,cancy: Almicniya nauk GLm,-rj~,ya obacxTatoriya
(Pulkovo),
Rerp. Ed.* 1-1. S. 7.-,~rcv, Co-zcz:-~=Um; Acr:zI:::7.y ci~ Scic:,.ccz UZO-11; 1:d. of
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M-c,:~e intereatad in aztr=-:!triczLI .--zc-arch.
C9;--:!P.G2: This publicatioa prescata the Tr;-z--,-.c:tic-az ef tha 14th '-~,trczttricoll
Ccnference of the MS-11, hc1d in Kiyev 2'1-30 -r~y 1953. it includ-; 27-r'-_na:~ta
and 55 zaientific pa:,3ra prosented. act the DIcnarl mcoting 011 the Cozfcrence

Transactions of the 14th Astrometrics.1 (Ccnt.) Sal/5721
tLn(i rLt the special sectional meetings. An appendix contains the resolutions
adc2ted by the Conference, the composition of the ccmmittees, the agenda'and
th,!, list of -,~articirants at the Conference. A brief st=.ary In English In
given At the and of ench article. References follc,.r individu-sl articles.
Vh-!, Presldit-- of the Astrometrical Ccmittee (Chairman H. S. Zverev), vhich
su-,%erwised the preparation of this publIcation, expresses thanks to the
rv-rabera of the secretariat: V. H. VeLsIllyev, 1, G, Kollchinakly, A. B. One-
aira, and Kh. I. Potter.
TA31Z OF COMME"7S.-
Fc.;ne-wcr:l
Addrtr.ii; by A. A. Vikhaylov, Chairman of the."tronomical Council -!' the
Ac&dezy off Sciences [MR
E?GF-13 Or THE ASTRMMMCAL CaO=.-- AND SUSCU-Ca~IZZS
'WT-NATIOU Orl ASTRCbMMCAL WCRK PRESM= BY VARIOW 111STITWEIMS
flar" ;7E4
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Transs,,Aicns of the Ath Ast-,metrical (Cont.) SOV/5721
bel"pukhovskiy, No A. Nev Ap73ratus for Receiving the Time Sigaals
szd the Methods of Handling It 349
Te.-mbigrez-bko" So So A Precision P.,Kh-l Synchronized Chronosear- 360
Tovr-kigre.-~hko., So So The Irxprovement of the Contact Riercimeter of
a T-rsaait Imtriment 366
Sh~.beglctv, V..P. An Investigation of the Rate of the Short Clock
Nc. 39 From the Results of Grbservations Made in 1952 372
Nefedlyev, A. A. Photographic Obserrations of the Moon With
Markov-itz Cameras at the Astronamical Observatory imeni
Eagellgardt 376
GavrilWlq -I---VJL- PhotograThing the Mom Jointly With Stars for the
Determination of Pvsitise L=aw Coordinates 382
Zot,ter. Kh. 1. Methods of Pro-4essing the Phatographia Observatim's
'a ,
"
kzq A,46

4MLOV, I,V.
Photographic lunar observations for geophysical purposes. Mezhdunar.
geofiz. god [Kiev] no.2:79-83 160. (MIRA 14:1)
:L. Chief AstronIffica2 Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of the
Ukrainian S.S.R.
(Mooo--Observations) (Astronomical photography)
V

AUT1IOR: Gavrilov, I. V.
7
S/035/62/boo/bo9/bo4/060
A001/A101
T !TL E, ~he baricentric large-scale relief of the lunar limb zone
5,tr,/,:etl4r1c ),arje i-eheC -~'Ike oicon's b-cf.ter
PERTODICAL: Beferatlvnyy zhurnal, Astronomlya I Geodezjya, no. 9, 1962, 111,
abstract 9AI25 ("Izv. G1. astron. observ. AN USSR", 1061, V. 3,
no- 2, 68 - 76)
TEfr: The maps by A. A. Nefed'yev compiled In 1958 are the firot attempt to
cnn:3tnj(-t Cie relief maps of the lunar limb zone, containing the heights of poInt:i
over the baricentric sphere. The remaining existent maps.and atlar, of the lit~-ib ~wie
relief (Hayn and Wpimer) have a drawback that their heights.of points: referred to
the most probable circles for partiqular librations; although It is known that-, nPi-
ther coordinates of tile centers nor radii of these circles are constant tpuln-tities'.
In order to reduce the heights taken from these maps to baricentric values, correc-
ti ons /_% H0should be added which are equal to the heights of the points of the rniost
probable circles (for different librations and position angles) over the baricentr1r.
,;phere. (
On the basis of photographic observations of tile Moon at the GAO AS
0 6 -ald for
tile valuns of -\if are derived for librations In latitude from -7 to +7
0
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The har3centrIc large-scale relief of the ... AO() I/A 10 1
angles (from 0 to -1600 with intervals of 15o). The extremal value-~;
/A I Iattain -l.'1 and +()"9.
Kh. Potter
7Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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GA'VRILOV Igor' Vladimirovini-NwIrylov, 1.1; KILYEROG, N.M.
lrulieroE. DAKHNO, Yu.M. . tekhn. red.
(Moon is in the objective] V obliektyvi - misiats,
V
-v0 Akad. nauk URSH, 1962; 39 p. A 15:7)
yd (Moon-Surface) (im",

GAVRILOV, I.V.; MAYOi, S.P.; MIZI, L.N.
Methods for and results of processing photographic observations of
the moon. Izv. Glav. astron. obser. AN URSR 4 no.2:46-56 162.
(MIRA 15:11)
(Astronomical photography)
(Moon-Photographs, maps, etc.)

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43544-65 Em(oi)/rdT(j) Pei.VS~4/Pq_)~Pac~4/9~6-i'- WIGS
moo /0400,'.
;i. -ACCESSION NU.- ATS009186 ... id/63/000A00/0397
AUTIIORi.~ V v MWr,~, S. L.K.
NrZ
TiTuic. -Ve~-rmiiination of ophgme i AMa from-lunar photogr a-dibservations-
MW
SOLMCE: Astrometricheskayl konf~ entslyi SSSR. 16th, 'Pulkovo, 1960. Trudy.
Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 39.7400.
-kh
TOPIC TAGS;: moonp,.aatrometryj~,er em
lunar figure, Ivnar center of xnAss--~
ABSTRACT:-- tiperimintal the. Markowitz method-wereA'
avnayl~ Akademli pyk S
.begnm In.-196i.it the GI
Astronoimlcal-Obseiiat6rv of~qxoAcddemjof Sciinm; UkrainlaaMV 4-5JR9A-,V-,-K
'400_rdmastrogtaph(Fw5,j,~j 'This artlcie'pr6sents. thO!tV~v.'VS qfAklan3fiois: ~f
'plat * . v aratus used
es obtained-li-ViO68-1,50;.- Th L14;Obsorvation moth .o.4 Wr j - have boon
describe _kLIAIR, 1960).. :The method
'A,4~-Y-Astkomotv. 1~0,.
16~ 4;'* ua:6rial coordinates,dor
'U'doicilbW J' Wed. from
'T pne Th
-or
~6f a parof platw woro-obtifned*iii~thdei6drdinate system.1950. 0 (Ya -10
.-~6til6jues'oystexn) and represent luxtar topographic positions. 'For comparison with the
Abe equinoctial moment Of obaorvation and the:
.,opbomeris -th should be r6duc6d.to
ey

ACCESMON21Ms AT600910"_..
111fluence Paranax should- be.takeb. 'Into account. The coordinates reduced in this!. - -
way can then be comparedi~ith. the1unar ephemeris in the AstronomichesIdy yezhegodalk
....(Astronomical almanac)'. Table 1 iv, the textpresents the results of the comparison.--
';,,~Lunar coordi.nates derivedfrom m osurements of the luixar limb: represent the coordin-
ates of the center-of the figure of,the lunar disk; as a result of asymmetry of the figure they!
do not coincide with the Pro) .Oction.of the ceatdr of mass* of the moon. Before'using
these coordinates for determining:qphemeris time it is ~t 'hereforo necessary to correct
A.,them-for noncoincidence of,the center of the lunar f4ure and the lunar center of mass.
di cribed method,-(I.V. -Gavrilov, Izv GAO AN
5i~s --was don.wuaing a pr~34ously 3s
-1961)."The oii'rectionswhich-mustboapp -to- th6tpr&j6jWjy
U~, I * NO. C, Red
determined coordinates W the center of the lunarfiguro In order to -trandom them
to the cooraufts of it~ center of ukase were computed usIng the tormuilas.-
=;--(I C" C - -4 SID C~
-0 Min C+
~ "r4

L 435,144-65
I ACCESSION NR:. AT5009185
Here C is the position angle ; IF and ~h are the'Coordinates of the
of the lunar axis
,center of the lunar figure relative to its center of mass, determined using the fomulast'
-CM -
67 for the western limb
for the eastern limb
Wherep. is lunar libration in latitude The results of r6duction of the observed
coordihates of the center of the lunar figure to Its center of mass are also given in
Table I of the text.. After having the observed geocentric coordinates of the moon and Its
ephemeris, whose argument is ephemeris time, it is easy to use inverse Interpolation
to determine the moments of ephemeris time corresponding to the determined position of
-'the moon. The corrections of lunar coordinates and the differences between ephemeris
!and Universal Timewerefound; themeanvalues are: AT (1958.53) =+318.62.and
T (1959.44).-.+ 309.85. Orig. art has: 2 formulas and 2 tables.
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ACCESSION NR: AT.4043450 S/0000/64/000/000/0031/004Z
I-AUTHOR: Gavrilov, 1. V., Kurlyanova, A. N.
TITLE- Investigation of the figure of the lunar disk
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Glavnaya astronomicheekaya observatorlya. Voprosy*
astrometril (Problems in astrometry). Kiev, Izd-vo Naukova dumka, 1964, 31-42
TOPIC TAGS: moon, lunar disk, lunar figure, lunar libration
ABSTRACT: Depending on the method used, certain Investigators have-concluded that the
limb of the lunar disk at different librations Is described well by a circle of a single rac4us;
others believe that the circles at different librations have different radii and their centers
do not coincide; still others feel that the limb of the lunar disk cannot be described by a
circle and other curves must be found. The authors report an investigation using photo-
graphic observations of the moon made with an astrograph (D = 400 mm, F = 5,500 mm)
having an automatically moving cassette. . Five photographs (Nos. 308, 329, 354, 355 and
356) were used. The eastern and western limbs respectively, wore Illuminated on photo-
graphs 308 and 329. Photographs 354-356 were obtained Immediately before a partial lunar'
eclipse. Radius vectors and position angles of points on the Ilinb of the lunar disk were
measured relative to a central mark. In addition, on plates 308 and 329, the rectangular
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coordinates of five craters were measured. The measured radius vectors and crater co-
ordinates were corrected for instrument errors and the measurem 'ents were freed of the
influence of differential refraction. On plates 354, 355 and 356, obtained near the time of
ithe full moon, the measurements were made along the entire limb of the lunar disk (120
points). The measured radius vectors were reduced to find the most probable circle best
coinciding with the measured points on the limb. Five series of Irregularities of the lunar
limb were obtained. The constructed profiles wer6 compared with corresponding profiles
from the Weimer Atlas, as shown in Figures 1 and 2 of the Enclosure; the agreement Is
considered quite good. Curves were also constructed using these data, but they failed to
demonstrate convincingly the absence of ellipticity of the limb. The authors therefore
computed the parameters of the most probable ellipse best coinciding with the points of the
limb. This approach failed to demonstrate reliably that the lunar disk is elliptical. Ap-
plication of Whittaker's method for smoothing Irregularities of the limb revealed that re-
presentation of the figure of the disk by the most probable ellipse is formal and completely
inadequate. The conclusion is drawn that elevations along the limb should be referred to a
circle whose center coincides with the projection of the lunar center of mass. Orig. art.
has: 8 formulas, 8 figures and 2 tables.
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ASSOCIATION: GlavnayaastronomicheBkayaobi;ervatorlyaANUkrSSR (Main
Astronomical Observatory, AN UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: 11Mar64 ENCLi 02
SUB CODE: AA NO REP BOV: 006 OTHER: 004
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ENCLOSURE: 01
90,
Fig. 1. Plate 308 Goloseyevo; -Weimer
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Fiz. t. P!,', 355 Goloseyevo; - wolmer.",
ICLOSURE: 02
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L 3423-66 EWTW GSIGW
ACCESSION NR: AT5023744 UR/0000/65/000/000/0061/0079
AUTHOR: Qavriloy. I----V,
TlTLE: Lunar polygonomet technique
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Figura i dvizheniye Luny (Shape and motion of the Moon).
Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1965, 61-79 - I
TOPIC TAGS: polygonometry, lunar surface, astrometry, selenography I
ABSTRACT: In solving selenodesic problems connected with the plotting of a grid I
of base points from measurements of lunar photographs, use may be made of not
only photogrammetric methods' but also techniques of photographic astrometry,
which were favored by the author because only a relatively small number of
fundamental points determining the position of the coordinate planes are involved.
The proposed lunar polygonometry technique involves primarily the use of methods
based on relationships of analytic geometry, which makes it easy to treat with
modern computing.techniques. Convenient schemes for reducing the measurements,
determining the space coordinates, and compiling and improving the catalogs of
position points are presented, The method is also applicable to photographic
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ACCESSION NR: AT5023744
observations made from automatic interplanetary probes, Orig. art. has: 1
figure and-31 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: None
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AP6021792 SOURCE CODE. UR/Ol.-l.3/66/000/03-2/0057/005T
;1INUNTORS: Gavrilov, I. V,; Sviridonkop N. N.; Trubotskov, L, Vs
:ORG: none
TITIS: A device for the grid protection of an ion converter. Class 21, No. 182793
SOURCE: Izobroteniya, promyshlonnyyo obraztsy, tovarnyyo znaki, no. 1;)., 1966, 57
:TOPIC TAGSs ionization dotootor, olootron tuba grid, glootronio circuit
ABSMICT: This Author Certificate presents a device for the Grid protection of an
ion convertor with automatic repetitive triggering. The device contains thyristors
and includes sensing elements of the arcing back- and overload-sensing gauges using
=gnotic elements. The design increases the reliability and response timo of the
device. Of its three thyristors, one is connocted through separating diodes between
tho converter grids and the negative torminal of the bias voltage source (see Fig. 1).
Two other thyristors are connected by anodes to the convertor grids through separating
diodes and grid resistances. Those two thyristors aro connected by the catbodos to
the zero output of the Grid control systom. A stabilitron tube is included in the
cathode circuit'of the first thyristor. Two delay elements (RC circuits) are connected
between the anode and cathode of the stabilitron tube. Tho effective resistances of
vhe RC circuits are regulated and are shunted by diodes. The diodes are connected by
the anodes to the cathodes of the atabilitron tube and the thyristors. These diodes
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Fig. 1. 1 - ion converter; 2 - sensing element;
3 - thyristors; bins voltage source;
5 - grid resistances; 6 - grid control
system; 7 - stabilitron tube; 8 - delay
elements; 9 - diodes
are connected by cathodes to the common points of the capacitors and resistances of
the RG circuits. The control electrode of the first th~Tistor is connected through
a diode and resistance to the comnon point of one RG circuit. The control electrodes
of the other two thyristora are cormocted to tho common point of the other circuits.
Orig. art.'has: 1 figure.
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ACC NRt AR6028775 SOURCE CODE: -- ~k/0269/66/C-0~,,'t)06/0072/0072
~AUTHOR: Gavrilov, 1,.-.V.
TITLE: Improving the system of selenocentric position fixing of lunar surface deLa'Lls I
!SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 6.51.551
1REF SOURCE: Tr. 16-y Astrometr. konferentsii SSSR 1963. M.-L., Nauka, 1965, 114-118
!TOPIC TAGS: lunar photography, lunar topography, position fixing
1ABSTRACT: The only catalogue In existance using the horizontal and vertical coordin-
Iates of 150 points of the lunar surface compiled by G. Schrutka-Rechtenf;tamm accord-
iing to the observations made by Frantz has a serious deficiency: there is no guar-
-italogue coincides with the center of
lantee that the center of coordinates in this c, I
I the lunar miss because an unjustifiable issumption was made that the lunar disk coin-
Icides with the projection of the center of its mass. A method is proposed for bring-
jing together the center of the system of coordinates and the center of Zhe lunar mass
utilizing the fact that the center of the 'Moon's mass is also the cenLer of revolution
According to the photographs of the Moon corresponding to different librations the
l
iposition of points of the lunar surface are described by the vectors r, (x z
~i ij , yiJ 9 ij
~where I is the number of the point, and j is the number of the coordinate system
i
1which corresponds to a particular libration. By orthagonal transformation the points
!may be reduced to the initial catalogue coordinate system which corresponds to the
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libration 1 = 0% b 0% From the relationship
= Er + q
r
ij io i
i where r are radii-vectors of the points in the nitial catalogue; B, system coordi-
io
nate rotation matrix; and q the vector which transposes the center of the J-th
system into the center of the system of coordinates of the initial catalogue. The
vectors q are determined first and then the vectors s rij + q The vectors
ij j,
s have a common starting point which coincides with the center of the initial
ij
catalogue system and whose apexes lie on the spherical surfaces whose centers coincide
with the center of the Moon's mass. This nay be expressed by the relationship
is -Ar I = const.
ij 0
When at least four measured coordinates from different librations are available the
vector Ar may be determined by the least squares method. This vector relates the
0
coordinates of any catalogue to the coordinates of the'initial catalogue where the
centers of the lunar mass and the coordinates coincide, The following relationship is"
used: pi - r Ar [Translation of abstract] N. B.
io 0'
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GAVRILOV, I. YE.
"Irrigation Technique for Grain Crops Under the Conditions of the
Southern Trans-Volga Area." Sub 14 Feb 47, Moscow Hydraulic Engineering
and Soil Improvement Inst imeni V. R. Villyams
g n,, a
Dissertations presented for degrees In science and engineerl . I
Moscow In 1947 i - ,
-, I I-
SO: Sum No. 457, IS Apr 55

-- - A~ - - - _, karid. voyeritio-morskikh naulk, dotrt I L pAkovnik
GAVRILOVI , '.Yt~. -~ 1 ,
Airpl;tne maneuver In instrilling a cupplerfm~ary barrier
I
from buoys. !or. sbor. 49 no.11:4'.'-'50 N '65. ('!I.-A 18:12)

ACC NR, AP6031293 SOURCE CODEt UR/0375/66/ooo/ooq/0Oh7/0O5O
AUTHOR: Gavrilov, I. Ye. (Colonel)
ORG: none
TIT-T7: Submarine search effectiveness
SOURCE: Morskoy sbornik, no. 9, 1966, 117-50
TOPIC TAGS: antisubmarine warfare, antisubmarine aircraft, aerial reconnaissance
ABSTRACT: One of the missions of antisubmarine av;cLtion is to search for submarines
in a given area. To accomplish this the aircraft must start at some point and
examine the area according to a set plan. Assuming that a pilot is assigned to
isearch a specific area, he can properly fulfill the mission only if he starts pre-
cisely at, the initial search position. If due to an error in position the aircraft
~s some distance from this precise point, the search will be carried out in an area
other than the proper one. The greater the position error, the greater the area
which will remain uninspected, thus reducing the effectiveness of the search. Taking
possible initial position errors into consideration, a method for determining the
area actually inspLcted is presented, which was earlier described by Ye. S. Ventsell
(Introduction to operations research, Izd-vo Sovetakoye radio, 1964), Origo art. has:
3 figures and 5 formulas.
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AUTHORt aavriloy, 1. Ye. (Colonel, Candidate of MilitztryASciencea, Docent)
ORG'. None
,TITLEt Aircraft r-neuvers when setting a supplementary buoy barrier
SOURGE: Horskoy abornik, no@ 11, 1965, 47-50
TOPIC TAM antisubmarine aircraftq antisubmarine warfare, sonabuoy
ABSTRACT: The process described in the article deals with ASW aircraft setting a
supplementary buoy barrier in ASW exercises. The method introduced can be used to
calculate the effect of wind on various types of aircraft in various maneuvering
patterns, without the use of onboard automated systems. An aircraft intending to
set a supplementary buoy barrier parallel to the barrier already in place, must
overfly the initial barrier, turn 180* and set itself on a reciprocal course, ready
to drop its buoys at a given spot. It is evident that certain factors will act on
the aircraft and result in its not ending up in the position intended by the pilot.
Speed, bank angle, and wind are the most important factors and must be reckoned with*
Mathematical formulas are used to compute the effect of these factors and to compen-
sate for them. Despite the large approximations used in the calculations, they
deduce possible errors, specifically in aircraft time of departure from the point of
initial setting of the buoys. Orig. art. has: 8 formulas and 4 figures.
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11i,c)"', K. A.
"Influence of Fox-est. Cult-ures on the ScAl." Thr-shi for dc~j-r,-, of' Cnnd. r,-olovical -
"In~,,rolo.dvil ScL. Sub 23 Jull 49, "oscov Ortler of 1.(.ntrj "AFOr- U' imeni A. V. 1,0111,01`10130V
Sum-,!arv F2, 1F Dee 52, Dissertations Fresented for De=s-i-n Sck-nce and Engineering
Ln ',iolltcow Ln 194 . Front Vvehfmynya "oskvn. Jtin-D(,.c 1949

GAVIUWV, K.A.; PERELI, T.S.
Earthworms and other invertebrates in fojest soils of Vologda
Province [with summary in English]. Poc) vedenie no.8:133-140
Ag 158. (MIRA, 11:9)
l.Inetitut lesa All SSSR i Mookovskiy god arstvennyy podagogochoskiy
institut im. V.I. Lenina.
(Forest soils) (Soil fauna)

STARIK. 1.Yc,.; RATNI2, i-KlY, i.,'.; G.AVRILOV, K.4t.
Gonditiore of m4V-,,nc7zzntit!,Lg In Solutions. Part
. , if
Condition of Zr'45 in ne-ucruq jrll; n,?Ori~,. khIm. 2 no-5.
1174~IIP2 u,-.r 157. (MLRA 10:8)
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AUTHORS: Ponomarev, A.A., Khlebnikovt G.I. and
Gavrilov, K.A.
TITLE: k-ffe~:t~(;d"~ror-CZ~ntrolling the Electrodeposition of
a-active Isotopes
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1960, No. 6,
PP- 58 - 60
TEXT: A simple method of continuous control of the electro-
deposition of a-active isotopes, which involves the use of
standard scintillation counters and standard electronics, is
described. The apparatus is shown schematically in Fig. 1.
The cathode 2 on which the active substance is deposited.
Was in the form of a nickel foil, 1.5 to 5 g thick. The area
2
of the target was 5 x 10 mm . The material is deposited from
the electrolyte 1 and the a-particles transmitted by the
cathode producdd scintillations in the ZnS pliosphor 4 .
The scintillations reached the photomultiplier through the
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recorded by a "standard block M-10 000 (PS-10 000) ". The
thickness of the cathode was chosen so that. it would
transmit a-particlea and to ensure that the scintillations
would give rise to photomu.Idplier pulses much greater than the
dark current. The electrolytic device, which is attached to
the apparatus, was of the type described by Yakovlev at al
(Ref. 13). The above apparatus was used to investigate the
effect of:
a) the-concentration of the electrolyte (0-1 - I mol /litre);
b) the current density at the cathode (10 - 300 mA/cm2 ) and
C) concentration of the deposited substance (20 - 100 jig/cm 2
on the amount and quality of the deposit in the case of the
electrodeposition of PLL 239 from a water solution of H 2CO2
and NH4CO2H. The results obtained are siunmarised in Figs. 2
and 3. Fig. 2 shows the dependence of the amount of plutonium
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Electrodeposition of a-active
produced (%) as a function of the concentration of the
electrolyte (mol/litre). The points marked I refer to the
present method and the points marked 2 refer to the direct
a-particle counting after electrolysis. Fig. 4 shows the
dependence of the amount of plutonium deposited on the cathode
current derisity and Curve 3 shows the counting rat c2 as a function
of time for C = 0.25 mo*lltre and I k = 150 mA/cm . I t wa s
found that the best plutonium deposits were obtained with a
concentration of 0.25 molp/litre and a current density at the
cathode of 100-200 mA/cm 2. Under these conditions, an 80-90%
yield of plutonium was achieved. With sifthll modifications
the apparatus can also be used to investigate the deposition
of a-active specimens by vacuum and electrostatic methods.
Acknowledgments are expressed to G.N. Olerov for valuable
advice and-auggestions and to V.A. Druin for assistance in
the present work.
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There are 4 figures and 13 references: 7 Seviet,6 English.
SUBMITTED' September 29, 1959
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FLFROV, G.N.; POLIKANOV, S.M.; XARAMYAN, A.S. [deceasedil; PASYUK, it.S.;
PARFANOVICH, D.M.; TARAITIN, N.I.; FATUI ALIKIIOV, V.A.; DAUD, V.it.;
VOLKOV, V.V.; SEPCHNOW, OGis,'IESYAI,', Yu.T-3., Y11ALIZEV, 7.1.;
KFI,EB?IIKOV, G.I.; MYASOYEDOV, B.F.;.-GAVRILOV,-K.A.----
Experiments to produce element No. 102. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz.
38 no.1:82-94 Jan '(0. (F-Im n:9)
1. Sotrudniki ObIledinennogo instituta yadernykh issledovaniy (for
Polikanov, Oganesyan, Gavrilov). 2. Sotrudnik Instituta Ceokhimii
i analiticheskoy khImli AN SSSR (for Mya:wyedov).
(Transuranium elements)

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AUTIIORSs Gavrilov, K.A., Mjaecyadov, B.F., Khlebrikov, G.I.
TITLEi The producti~~n ~f targc%t-~ frnn TI-a--rAuz for ths irr%dIaticn on a
,~yclotrc,n with ruj_tI-h:'irgr
PERIONCALt Radiokhimiya, v 3, rc 1, 1961, 62-67
TEXTi The article deals with -i des~,ription of the produetion of targets
made fri-m speoially rurifie( amples of plutonjum, which are used for pro-
ducing the 102nd element. 7he authcrii studied the poesibility of prcducing
pure, plutonium by elizinatitg quantitiez ~f Fc., Tl-~ Hg, Bi~ Pb,
Pt. They were able tn obtain P-)23Q, p(1240 24,2 4qrjtcpej:,,
and Fu e,~)ntaining
P b --' 0.0, r to 100 ') of Pa an-I othi~r interfertng -Flczmente below the sensiti
vity lire of the arttinatior method. F.Inally, tI;Py prepare.4d targets, 1which
-ere uoed for the produc~fon (I thr- 102" eiemer,' fr.-,Ai purilf!ed Pampleq- of
plutonil= by the ele.~trolyti,:: xsW~d and the metho,J rf evaporraticn with
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The production of targota from platcnium A051 P29
k
tetraethyleneglyool. Aimixtures, such as T1. H6, Bi, Pb, Pt, are thought to"-~,
be rather dangerous ta the target m-iterial., even I.n small quantities, since
during the interaction of multi-chw7ge ions with e1nments they form isotopes
emitting (1-particl&e with an energy %lose t.:~ thr, energy of the Ck-pa--tioles
of the 102nd element amd a grest number rtf ri-parl"'i-,les of other energy
levels oreating a rather high background impeding the viewing of the photo-
platea. 2The thickness of the plutonium layer on the targets was about
200,rlcm 2. The quantity of the stabilizing material was not to ex3eed about
200 T/om calculated on the oopper equiMlent~ The administration of the
plutonium isotopes had to be osrried out ,,n very thin linings to avoid a
dearease in the energy of the bombsTding partinles, since the formation
cross-seation of the lorans-uranium elements depends to a 'Large extent on the
energy Qf these particles. The work was.based on the fact that plutonium
(IV) is well extracted from a 5 n nitrate solution with diethyl ether, where-
as the main interfering elements under these conditions barely pass into the
ether phase (Ref 3), The seconj purification stage of plutonium was based on
the formation of Pt, Bi, Hg, T1 + stable anion complexes and their sorption
by the anionite within a wide range of HCl ooncentrationz (Ref 4). The ex-
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The production of tarq7ets fr=- ;-7,jtcr.1um A051/A129
perimentg oh--)wed that the NO" eqen at low ejoncimtrE,' ions (---,0.01 M) ex-
trilmely bJ.ndo--r (r\.,1,00 ti=es)%.h~, of Plutont-im fz,3m lead and bis.
ML,tl! 1he i- 'r I , mn It 11,3 a9sumed that wher. heating te"ri-
I -T-1 g.-. - g -, , I
A-alev.t 0-atc-niuz ln ". n UIC2 It.? pa-l"Ital -.c thu tri--,;'-Ilen~ ct~r,!.4
takes pla:;e. The W,'-71r w;arri-l cut r~!5u.tGd ir. the production of
sample2 as S-11ren abo--~e. Thr~ target, bore produccd by
s1mr1e -.r -Acti,,re soll-,it.:Ions, using organi.o. addilive.7.,
of -Aectroly3ls ihe th,- If plut,-'nilm roTrati-'r. r--7.at~-
Stable layerv., The iv,
:,m~ n I...
the
lysis time, With resv~ ;.-I (.j j
m-laeral and
s,,,,t:n fr,~m 0.1 r
on the
Irere tkist-A fc,-. -i--i
nic-kel, mc.lybdezrvim, i 1)1. j-,--
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The produce'- L, m L -.n 1 j-1
Mc, rd ar~! W "..3
duti r 1, E! ~j
e -i ty r 27~ j, %'E
te a
asqum'y thei" 'IrAt~- L., 1"A n-A" 1
- .' 'I, t - .. , I Y 1,!. , -."Ii! in (11;) and
(VI) arA thc.9-3 m.-_t!u1j on thin '-..!ithAA. Fig ? 3-1 ~L graph of the re-
latiowhip of the plutf~nijm ;~n the target to the amount of potassium
bromate. The graph-:% (F!.gvi 2-4) 9h,,- that the -,hange of the pH (from 3 tc 7)
has no signifit,%ant ~;ffe:~r tha ~?.lectrolytic depositing prcce8s of plutonium.
The graphite anode gas alac f:uad to be su~-cessful in ~jddition to the rhodlum
one. The authors p~iat %.0 that the advantage ,of the evap,--ration method with
tetraothyleneglyool for FroducAng ta-rgots lies In the fact that it eliminates
the entering of Impurities into the target, which can .-,^.cur during electro-
lysis due to anode dissolution. It also gives good layers on small areas.
There are 2 tables, 4 fiLrizea arAd 6 refsm-ences3 4 Soviet-blco, 2 non-Soviet-
bloc.
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GAVRIIDVJ K.A.; MY-ASOYEDOV, B.F.; KHLEBNIKOV, G.I.
Preparation of targets from plutonium for bombardment with
multiply charged ions in a cyclotron. Radiokhimiia 3 no.1:62-67
, 16l. (Plutoni=) (MIRA 14:3)

TAUIE, M.,- GVUZDI, Ye.,- GAVRILOV, LA.;, M~U-Y, Ya.; BRXsDSHTlEUt, I.;
VAN TUI-SEN; SlaANTSMA,-V.R.J. tekhn. red.
C
(Extraction of fermium and mendelevium in the tributyl phosphate-
nitric acid uysteml El-.straktsiia fermiia i mendeleviia v sisteme
TBF - IRIO3. Dubna, Ob"edinennyi in-t iadernykh issledovanii,
1962. 6 p. (Fermium) (Mendelevium) (MIRA 15:7)

TAUBE, M.)- GVUZDI, Ye. (Gwozdz, B.); GAYMOV,-X.A.; MALY, Ya. (Maly, J.);
BRANDSHTEMY I.; VAN TUN-S&N ['Wang Tlung-Seng)
Extraction of mendelevium and fermium in the TBP--HN03 system-
Nukloonika 7 no.7/8:479-482 162.
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh iasledovaniyi, Dubna,
Laboratoriya yadernykh reakt3iy.

FLEROV, G.N.; POLIKANOV, S.M.; glq~ILOV, K.A.; M11HEYEV, V.L.; PERELYGIN, V.P.;
PLEVE, A.A.
Formation of spontaneously fissioning isomers in reactions
involvingq~-particles and deuterons. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz.
45 no.5:1396-1398 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Obtfyedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovan-iy.

s/0186/64/006/001/0026/0035
ACCESSION NRt AP4020055
AUTHORt Brandahtetv, I.; Wang, Tlung-baeng; Gavrilov, 34 A,; Cvuxdl, Us; Maly*0
,Yao; Taubs, N&
TITLE: Extraction properties of fermium and mandelevium (TW-HHO sub 3, TBF-HCl)
S(XJRI-'Z-. Radiokhimiya, v. 6, no. 1. 1964, 26-35
TOPIC TAGS: extraction property, fermium,,wendelevLum, TBF-HNO sub 3, TBF-HCl,
partition chromatography
ABSTRACT: The extraction properties of fermium and mendelevLum aria studied for
the first time by the partition chromatography method in the system TBF-HN03
and TBF-11C1. The separation of beovy actLoLdes will be better durlas chrowco-
graphic extraction from solutions of hydrochloric acid than from ngluiLons of
nitric acid* In the extraction colunw4the heavy actinides,behave like analogs of
the following Isathanides. In W103i Fa is the analog of europLm, Md is between
Eu and Gd; in HCU ft is the suaLog of Dyp Md is betwoen Ho and Dy. It follows
that during extraction froin solutions of W1039 the actfinides are shifted into 5
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positions and in extraction from solutions of HCI, into 2 positions according to
the relationship to lanthanides having a similar subahell. "The authors are
grateful to Prof. Go No Fleruw for his coastant attention and discussion of resulti6
Ya. Varkhol, Z. Borkovskays, Ve Pe Perely*gin and A* So Tishinaya for help in the
experiments, cyclotron maintenance groups.for conduction irradiation, YA.
Mikyllsky*y for the silica Sol kindly submitted." Orlg* art. ban: 8 figs.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUBMITTED: OlSep6Z DATE ACQ: 311Kar64 3=: 00
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AUMOR: Mikulski, -Ya.: *-G .1 K~ A.; Knolblokh,~ V.
41
rare-e eLd trans-uranium el ments in th6
i TITLE: Partition~ chromatogr phy. f arth
tetra-butyl-t tyl-pyrophosphate/altric acid system
bu
4-
SURGE: Nultlconikd, V.- 9'_ 110.,10,196 t 785-794
t
TOPIC TAGS: chromatographic,analysis, rare earth metiA, f issionable metal.-
chemical separation
ABSTRACT-
The article. Wi i
deals 'th~the extraot,Lon characteristics of.,
rare aaithe (PM, Bujin, TM) and Itrans-uran:Lum elements (Am, em, Of I/ I
Fm, Md) in a,LnBHP/TBPP 1:1-Z IVO syatem, T)_ on coe~r'P
ie soparati -i
cients were measured by the Pa--tition chroma,"Oography method aarid
found to be 1-34 for the rare ear.
and-L--05-for--the--~h~:,~vier--
~tx . -1 -p-leme 11 Th axpeririexit~ is-1 -
-77ae e
soribe.d-j-~b6th-: th6~!~-~ _'t- A -them meAsuring' 'rocedure. . The ~ results
are -plotted t. - , I ~. a., rup---an , ~p
as relative adtivity.versus-volunie of eluent The sepa-'
ration coefficient is 0a'j n-the baeie
i of a theor~tiaal for-
Mula and.the the obtained values-are discussed.-
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"The -authors- wis h_t6-_t_h_ank_i Pi6f-s-A-ii-N.~ Fie C -or rev-p-o-h -din g__ mem-b e_r of -he-, AN SSSR,
for his constant -.attention and-di6cussion, of-the rasuits; I. Stary V.'Ye-rmakov.---
for processing thereqults;- Z. Knoblokhova, "A. Klimovskaya and V. Bochkov for their`-
a
sistance in carrying out iiiW_Yp__wiio operated the yclotron.
s tiie experimenti7, grol c
for conducting the experiments. The authors also thank T. Modro for his kind al-~
V
location of tetjra-butyl-hypophosphate~ P. V. Perelyg~na for assistance in master-~
ing the partition chromatography method." Orig. art. has 12 graphs.
ASSOCIATION; Laboratoriya Xhimii ~ i Radiokhimii Inst itut Yadernoy Fiziki Krakuv
(Laboratory of Chemistry and.Radiochemistry, h)
_Igstitute of Nuclear ResePX_C__;
Laboratoriya- Yadernykh Reaktsiy, Ob 'yedinennyy Inzti~~t_ Issledovaniy,
Dubna (Nuclear Reaction Laboratory, 'Joint Institute 6f Nuclear Research);
Institut Yad6rnAh,Iss1edovaniY ChAff-,TzVe-z1T-(Ifi6 fflilf 6-6f ChAN)
~SUBMITTED: l0karO EIGMI"; 00
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ACCESSION NR: AP4047420 S/0089/64/017/004/0310/0312
AUTHORS: Flerov, G. N.; Oganesyan, Yu. Ts.; Lobanov, Yu. V.; Kuz-
nctsov, V. I.; Druin, V. A.; Porelj~~~gn, y~. P ; Gavrilov, K. A.;
Tret'yakova, S. M.
TITLE: Synthesis and physical identification of the isotope of the
104th element with mass number 260
2.1
SOURCE: Atomnaya anorgiya, v. 17. no. 4, 1964, 310-312
TOPIC TAGS: transuranium element, half life, spontaneous fission
ABSTRACT: In view of the fact that earlier estimates yielded a wide
range of values for the half-life of the isqt2p.~!.104 260 , whereas ex-
256 . 19
periments have shown that the element 102 experiences spontaneous
fission with a half-life of 1500 seconds, the authors developed a
procedure for indicating the spontaneous fission, for use in searches
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