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AUTHOR: Gifeysman, Sh. N.
,:ORG: Kishinev State University (Kishinevskly gosudarstvennyy univers
!TITLE: Ionization enerE of shallow traps in ionic crystals
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ISOURCE: Fizilca tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 4, 1966, 1182-1387
TOPIC TAGS: Ionic crystal, ionization, Impurity center, cryotal
lattice defect, phonon interaction, color center, polaron
iABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work by the author (with
Ye. Perlin, ZhETF v. 49, 1237, 1965), dealing with the ionization
ienergy of impurity centers in ionic cry.,;tals. Unlike the earlier F3'uud)
~which was devoted to th(~ case of a strong coupling 1,etweer, the localized
ielectron and the lattice defect, the present study deals with weak
!coupling, and with arbitrary electro-phonon coupling. The calculation
!is based on the theory of shallow traps such a., r- centers, developed by
iYu. Ye. Perlin, the author, and others (FTT v. -7, 11*467, 196~,; Uch. zap.
lKishinevsk. gos. univ. v. 80, 3, 190-5). "ie lonizatlon enevgy is found
to be equal to the Coulomb terra of the polaron with effective mass cor-
rected with allowance for the deformation of the polaron state by the
field of the defects. The results are compared with the limiting case i
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of strong couplinL; with defects, such as cryitals of the type A B
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.land A B . 7he ground-atate energries obtained in the two limiting
cases of stron-, and weak coupling of Lhe localized elcotron with the
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lattice defect turn out to be quite close to each other. The only dif-
ference between the two couplings is that the extermal values lie in
jdIfferent regions. Comparison with experimental data by others shows
Igood agreement for some crystals. The author thanks Yu. Ye. Perlin for
Icontinuous iziterest In the work and valuable remarks. Orig. M-.-Fa-s:
132 formulas and 2 tables.
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AUTHOR: Perlin, Yu. Ye.; q~feysmanj Sh. N.
ORG: Kishinev State University (Kishinevskiy gosudarstvenr4y universitet)
TITLE. Diamagnetism of bound polarons
S=E.- Fizika tyerdogo tela, Y. 8# not 11, 19661 3324-3334
TOI~W TAGS: polaronj diamagnetism, impurity centerf ionic crystal, electron spin,
magnetic susceptibility,, ionization
ABSTRACT: This is a contimmtion of earlier work (M v. 7, 14�7, 1965 and elsewhere
dealing with bydrogenlike local centers in ionic crystals. The present article ex-
tends the earlier results to include the ease of a weak homogeneous external magnetic
field and the case of W"bound polaron. Inasmuch as the Lagrangian formalism of
quantum mechanics has been developed onV for systems having a classical Lagrangian)
the present investigation is limited to diamagnetic effects of the localized electron
'which are not coupled to the spind The partition function of an impurity semicon-
ductor in a magnetic'field Is represented in the form of a Feynman functional inte-
gral over the trajectories of the localized electron. In the zeroth approximation,
the system is descriW by a trial Lagrangian in which the Coulomb terms are imitated
by elastic interactions. The dependence of the trial-Lagrangian parameters on the
magnetic field is disregarded. In the first approximation in the difference between
the true and trial action the authors calculate the free-energy correction which is
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and training of Soviet soldiers" by A.G.Bazanov. Reviewed by
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F 62. (FIRA 15:3)
(Russia--Amy--Education, Nonmilitary) (Bazanov, A.G.)

GIGA, V., ge*wal-mayor; KALININ, V., podpolkovnik
Search for now methodological forms. Voen. Test. 42 no.807-79
Ag 162. (MIRI 150)
(Military education)

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Translation fromi Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1960, No. 12, p. 77,
# 286W
AUTHORSt Ponomarev, V.D,,.Giganov,. O,P,
TITLEi Separation of Tantalum and Niobium by Liquid Extraction
PERIODICAL: Izv. AN K&zSSR Ser. metallurgii,obogashcheniya i ogneuporov, 1959,
No. 1 (4), PP- 3 - 15 (KAZ. summary)
TEXT: Laboratory Investigationa were made on extraction of Ta and Nb
from a mineral acid mixture by tributylphosphate. It was established that Nb is
more completely extracted into the organic phase at a concentration of H? 4 - 6
n. and HL>SO4 6 - 10 n. in the initial solution. At a Nb205 content in the ini-
tial solution as high as 30 - 35 9/1 its extraction into the organic phase is
98%. Separation of Ta and Nb, if they are jointly present in the solution, can
be performed by two ways: 1) in the absence of H2SO4 in the solution containing
H? 0.5 - 2 n., mainly Ta is transferred into the organic phase, whereas Mb re-
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Separation of Tantalum and Niobium by Liquid Extraction
mains An the aqueous phase; 2) from the Initial solution containing 6 n. HF and
8 n. H2S04, Ta and Nb are jointly transferred into the organic phase, and Mb is
then selectively washed out of the organic phase with 0.5 n. HF or pure water.
G.S.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1961, No. 1, P. 17,
# IG158
AUTHORS: GiSanov 0 P Ponomarev, V.D., Man, O.A.
TITLE: On the Composition of Nioblum and Tantalum Complexes Extracted
With 3-ButYlphosphate
PERIODICAL.- Izv. AN KazSSR Ser. metallurgii, obogashcheniya i ogneuporov, 1960,
No. 3 (6), pp. 73 - 78 (Kaz. summary)
TEXT: The authors describe a graphical method of determining the compo-
sition of Ta and Mb complexes extracted from a mixture of H2S04 and HP acids
with the aid of tributylphosphate. An investigation of the distribution coef-
ficient of each of the metals and acids depending on the amount of tributylphos-
phate in the organ1c phase (kerosene) has shown that the acids are extracted in
the form of oomplexesi H2S04 . tributylphosphate and HF . tributylphosphate.
Ta apparently forms a dissolvate H,,TaF 2-tributylphosphate, and Nb a complex
H2NbF7. tribUtylphosphate. Highest dilt;ibution coefficients are obtained for
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A006/AO01
On the Composition of Niobium and Tantalum Complexes Extracted With 3-Butylphos-
phate
Ta, in the presence of H2804 in the initial solution and minimum HF concentration;
and HP concentration '
for Nb in the presence of H2S04 ~,7%. At a low HF concentra-
tion niobium is present in the solution in the form of a non-extractable complex
H2NbOF5.H20,
M. L.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian ab5tract.
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G.P., 1~onomarev, V.D., Khan, O.A.
i, Oil the conditions for the extraction ind Oll Of
L~%iitalmm and niobium all(] the forwaLion of compieXes
kazdektniye t)lizkikh 1)o svoystvam redklilkh m(atzxllov.
k-onfer. po metodam razdcl. blizkil-,h lio svoyst.
red. metallov. IMoscow, Metallurgizdat, 1,)U2, 79-97
XT As no i',rev-1.ous work oil this part of' tl-e ,~uljject Ila.-, be-Ln
IMlili,iiied L-io authors present results of an investigation on the
formation of complexes with HF, HP-504, Ta and Nb and on the
conditions for extraction of the separate metals. The experiments
are carried ouT at 200C in 1)olyethylene vessels and the phase
separation accomplished in a graduated'polyethyl one funnel. The
duration of mixing is 10 minutes and the time of separation
1 hciir. The initial ratio of phases is 1:1. Methods of
na gis are discussed in detail and the influence of various
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pariumeters oil the extraction of Ta and N.b are examined.
1a particular the depandence of the distribution coefficient Kp
and the specific electrical conductivity of the organic phaso on
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ti1v ol, !11"' 1110 0" thL' '10 1
-goluLion and the concentration of tributylphosphato k Vlk!') i S
Tt ~s det,?nnirwd that in the presence of 3M 1!:-S0,, in
olutiou of 11F the litnitiu,%~ conce-utration , zind/or
~1:1 aqueous S f 0
Ta in unliluted T1311 is I M or 133 g/litre of NboOg and
1". 1 ') - v t) ~' T1 1 0 Niobium is extracted fr~, !~oluticjn
.: - g/1 i t I
kwith or withaut 1)), 113P.in the fort:i oif' T F~!
Froz. iL :~~atitr "~ted sulution of Nb containing a soliO pha!~e Nb is
I., t!'.o 01,1101' pliwkse ill tile form of oxyflllori(le
complexes 11NIWIF11-"~T1311. At ~')v
o~' 11i, in. solution Tzi is extracted a.~, !'~~P ai-pd at
I-Ligh concentra- :ons of He and from solutions containin, !I-)SC;4
the Ta is tr,inrfer.-cd ~n the form 1-1,)TaF7-3 TBP.
for sc~paration of Nb and Ta by extracti,-,)n with
froi:; -:olution:~~ aro. studied. III" in the initial' !~oltition
tliL~ ratio 'TaqCj---:Nb--,0r ~ 2 or more, the largesi separaLion
coc!fficlent i.,; obtained b, extracti-on from a IV-2'lk 'Acid solu'ior.
I %~ I I F - 0 - 5 M ~,hL-11 tile rAtio of Nbo0.-):Ta,0,, = 2 or i,iorc- in
the initial it is necessary to exivact from I :4olutioll
wi-'h excess ac-ifi, H F - 3 M H2S01j. There are 9 ficures and
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AUMORS: ponomarev, V. D.
TIME: suiruric acid extraction with tributylphosphate (TBP)
SCAJRCE: Alcademija nauk KazaMskoy SSR. Institut metallurgi.1 i obogashche-
n.1ya. Trudy, v. 5. 1962, Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, 115 - 118
TigT: The authors studied sulfuric acid dxtraction in a concentration
raali&e of from I to 5.5 mole. The concentration of the acid in equilibrium
pliases was determined by titration with caustic soda from methyl orange. The
density of the urganic phase was determined pyenometrioally, and viscosity was
imeasured with a capIllary viscosimeter. The results are given in graphs. To
determine the degree of solvation of the sulfuric acid in the orgaii1c phase, the
experimental data were used to calculate the coefficient of distribution and to..,
plot a graph showing the logarithmic dependence of the distribution coefficient.'
upon equillbrium cone entra "lion of TBP. The data obtained lead to tile conclusio4,
that at up t.o .1 mole concentration in the aqueous phase, the sulfuric acid is
extracted in the form of complex Ii2SO4-TBP-2Ii2. From higher-concentrated solu-

carcL
S/617/62/005/000/008/012
Sulfuric acid extraotion with Lributylphosphate (TD?) Ac)o6/AlOl
tions tLe sulfur-`c acid Is trari3ferred to the organi, phase in, the form of com.-
pound The f'orma-LI-on of a new c-.e;-,Ica'L com;,oui.d at 3 M-)-le
-=.ce;,Lrat-c~n -'n LNe aqu~,ous p.nase is indirectly proved by a shlarp i;icrease ir,
e.~ec,,ric coi.duc,.1'v!-,y of the ~;:,gW-.ic phase, a maximum on the curve of' the tem-
Perature cocff-~clenl. of Plectric conductivity and a mininium on the curve of the
relative tempera-.ure coeffi-client of viscosity. This is explained by a )eGser
degree of iaydratlon of "~z,,e extracted complex and a higher degree of its disso-
ciation. On tLe bazii of the different hydration degree of the sulfuric acid,
it can be assumed that the degree of its solvation with tributylphosphate will
a.lzo be differeit. To ext-aci. a higher-hydrated molecule, two ester molecules
are required; in case of lesser hydration one ester molecule is needed. There
are 5 figures and 2 tables.
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AUTHORS: Giganoy,_.G. P., Ponomarev, V. D.
TITLE; Moblum extraction with tributylphosphate (Ti3P)
SOURCE: Akudemiya nauk Kazakhskoy SSR. Institut meLallurgij. i obogashche-
n1ya. Trudy. v. 5, 1962, Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, 119 - 124
TEX 'A: Graphoanalytical. and physico-chemi6al methods of measuring the
eloctric conductivity of the organic phase were employed to investigate complex
formation in systems WF-?%O5-TBP and IIF-H2SO4-Nbp 05 -TBP. The authors studied
n1obium extraction depending on the concentration of hydrofluoric acid, on the
metal concentration in the solution, and on tributylphosphate concentration In
the extrahent. At relatively low Nb concentrations in the initial solution the
composition of the complex to be extracted was determined in three series of ex-
periments using solutions with different concentrations of hydrofluoric and sul-
furic acids, and equal Yu content. The experimental investigation yielded the
following re"lts. It was established that in the presence of 3 mole sulfuric
acid in the aqueous solution, the extremal niobium concentration in undiluted
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c/
Nioblurr. extract.ton with Lributylphospilate ('PBP) Aoo6/A I () I
tr1lbuty1pnoupi,.altv is I mole/1 or 133 9/1 "1b`2()5- 1n 'lie az)6enco o. sulfuric acid
ir. tile aqueous VWIUtl~011. Lhe extreinal Nb content in the eXtrahen4 ewl only at-
tain lu.'[4 mole ((,~i ~/l Out of hydrofluo.ric acid solu'vions, with and
without sulfuric, acid, nioblum Is extracted with 11ributylphosphate in the form
of a Lvisol-vate Prom niablum-saturated solutions w--*th a solld
phase, niobiur i,,, trwisferved to the ester phase In the form of oxi,'-'-ouride
Complexes )-.?r1A)F-- '3'LBP, -'114,04-3TI)P. There are 2 tables and 3 fig-ures.
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AUTHOR:;, 0. P Pono"11al-tv, V. 1).
Tl'fI,I-,: 1,Vaj-it%iurtj f!xtr.~jctlon with tributylphosphate I,)
A,,jdc-adyi~ nau~ Kazakhskoy SSH, InstJtut metallurgli i obogashche-
niya. Trudy. v. 5, 1~62, Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, .21) - 129
7;0(T: Tc investigate tantalurn extraction, the gravinetrji' !tiet,liod war,
,jsed lor large tantalum bnounts and tile coII-)rimvtrJc methwd for smaller qu,,~nti-
ties. Tile authors Investigated tantalum extraction, depending on the concentra-
4,~on of hydrofluoric acid, the concentration of metal in the soiutiun, and MP
concentration in the (,~xtrahent. To determine the composition of solutions with
low tantalur. cone t,,ntration, four initial soluttons were used whose composi, tions
,e~,ere in g,/1: ial - 4; Ta 0. 113; 17 - 4; H2S04 - 3; Ta - 0. 2411; IV - '21;
Ta - 0.2; 101 - '6; Ta 0.2. TBP concentration varied between 3.3 to 0-73
mole/liter. it was found that the limit concentration of tantalum in the tri-
buttylphosphate, in the presence of 3 mole/liter sulfuric acid in the initial
solution, 16 1 mole/liter (225 g/l Ta 205)' Without sulfuric acid the limit tan-
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T~.ntalwa extra,~tion wltlh tributylphosphate (TBP) Aoc,6/;,,, o i
talum content in tKe a,-.trahent is 0.61 mole/liter (!,) 2~11 Ta.0 it was es-
5)'
tablished that tant,-,.l,,Im oas -.ransferred to the organic phase in th(: form of
sclvates: IrLaF,.3'19-? -and H TO .3TBP. There are 3 figures and 2 tables.
2 7
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GIGANUV G.P.- 1101,10HAREVp V.D.; MAIlt O.A.
l."---.,.,. 4-1,- 0
CondiLiolw for the extractive sepw,ation and composition of tan-
talum and niobium c*mplax ores. Trudy Alt. GMNII AN Kazakh. SSR 14:
39-51 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Tantalum-Metallurgy) (Viabium-Metallurgy)

GIGAS, E.
Klectronic *ssuremrit of Distances. Geodetaki list, Zagreb (Federation of
Geodetic Engineers and Geometers), p. 520, N- 7, No 11/12, Nov/Dec 1953, P. 3,
vol. 8, No 1/4, Ja/Ap 1954.

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Febmary 1958

KIRZASHVILIP V.I.; (.'IGAURI, G.N.
CharactaristIce of the grovth of spruce stands in Georgia and their
optimal cutting age. Trudy Inst. lesa AN Gruz. SSR lOtl5-29 162.
(MIRA 17:3)

GIGAURI, G.N.; HIRZASHVILI, V.I.
CharactaHation of the grovth of pine stands in Georgia and their
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(MIRA 17:3)

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GIQURI, V. S.
lfiatOchOnlloal study of liver protein following sensitization. Zhur.
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1. Is kafedry patologicheakoy fiziologii I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina
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GIGAUftI, V.S.
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1. Keedra patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. S.M.Pavlanko)
I Moskovsko o ordena Lanina moditsinskogo instituta imeni I.M.Sechenova,
f'SERUM) (HF14OLYSIS AND IEMOLUINS)

GIGAURI, V.S.; YUNN, H.F. (Moskva)
Blood coagulation system and its dJsordors; a triachinp schedule.
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,13.1r,AURT, 11-I'VSHITS, Ye.V.; TRFI;OVA, N.A.
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GIGAURI, V.S.
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GIGAURI, V.S.; OWHINVIROV, G.S.; MURDASOVA, I.V.
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4699 Gigiaohvili, B. F. kak makhanisirovatt vodosbabzhyeniye
vashivotnovodetva. tbitlimi. iod-vo gruz s-kh. In-ta, 1954. 12 a. a ill 20 Sm. (upr.
a-kh propagandy m-,Yasovkhozov grus. nor) 2,000 ekz beepl.-na obl. avt. ne
ukazany.-na gra ysz.-154,567511 636,0025/.628.18:636

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4690 Gigiasbvili, B. F. komplekanayn mokbonizatmiya shivotnovorleheskikh
fem. tbilisi, izd-vo gruz. m-kh in-tao1954, 8 a. ozill 20am. (upr. 9. kh. propegandy
a-va sovkhozov gruz oar) 2,000 ekz. Beepl-naobl avt ne ukazany

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Translation Irom- Reterah,.-n~v zhurnal, Mekhanik,j 1957 Nr 2 p 81) (USSR)
Au'rHoR: G,p0wriya G. Ya~
TITLE: In estipalion of the Dynamics of Air Inclusions in Hydraulic
llil,!h pressure Structures (lssledwanive dinamiki vo."Auslinvkh
~kl~ut,hvmv ~ naportifth gidroteklinicheskikh sooruzhemyakh)
ABSTRACJ: Bil,liographic entry on the author's dissertation for the degree
of Can-fidate of Technical Sciences presented to the Azerb.
indusir in t (Azerbaydzhan Industrial Institute), Tbilisi 1956
ASSOCIATION: Azerb. industr. in-t (Azerbaydzhar, Industrial Institute),
Tbi I is i
1 :!tues--Analysis,2 3.
J
Card 1"I

SOV/124-58-1-874
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 1, p 117 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gigibe_!~y_~, G. _.Ya,
TITLE: Problems of the Hydraulics of Air Inclusions (Voprosy gidravliki
vozdushnykh vklyucheniy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta ener8. AN GruzSSR, 1956, Vol 10, pp 67-78
ABSTRACT: The author obtains the rate of displacement of an air inclusion in a
sloping high-pressure conduit through an application of Hamilton's
principle of least action. He treats the drag force of the air inclusion
relative to the water flow erroneously as a quantity of motion, whereas
that velocity can be obtained simply by equating that drag force to the
projection on the axis of the conduit of the lifting force. As a result
of this error the author's formula, in its initial form, contains an
incorrect numerical coefficient; this, however, does not affect the
further reasonings, since this error is automatically corrected during
the computation of the parameters of the definitive formulas from the
test data. The experimental material relates to pipes 54 and 45 mm
in diameter. The lack of rigorousness of the theoretical reasonings
Card I /Z (e. g. , the determination of the length of an air ihclCsi n b- di "ding
kq y V I

SOV/'24-58-1-874
Problems of thr Hydraulics of Air Inclusions
I
its volume by its middle section) and the narrowness of the range covered by the
test data render the use of the results obtained for other conditions difficult.
Bibliography: 6 references.
N. A. Kartvelishvili
Card 2/2

SOV/ 124-58-4-4 100
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika. 1958, Nr4, p 60(USSR)
AUTHOR: Gigiberiya, G. Ya.
Trr LE- Water Hammer During the tscape of Air Inclusions From a
High --pressure Water Conduit (Gidravlicheskiy udar pri vykhode
vozdushnykh vklyucheniy iz napornogu vodovoda)
PERIODICAL: Tt-. In ta energ. AN GruzSSR, 1956, Vol 10, pp 195-203
ABSTRACT: On the basis of his previous study (Tr. In-ta energ. AN GruzSSR,
1956, Vol 10. pp 67-68; RZhMekh, 1,958, Nr 1, absAract 874), the author
suggests a method for the determination of the law of fluctuation
of the discharge of water in a section of a high-pressure main
connected to a sufficiently large reservoir during the escape from
the conduit of entrained air inclusions. This law is a boundary
condition for the calculation of the water hammer which may be
obtained by any of the known methods. In the example given by
him, the author uses the familiar method of M. A. Mostkov.
N, A. Kart,velishvili
1. Pipelines--Pressure 2. Air--Performance
Card 1/1 :3. Mtithemntics

GIGIEIERIYA. G.Ta.
Steady-state flov of air and water in siphon. Trudy Inst.energ.
AN Grux.SSR 16jI83-192 162. OM 1614)
(Fluid dynamics) (Siphons)

GTGIBMIY'., 511. S
GIRIberi-vat �h. 2.t IWILys of improving the quality of the t9a leaf in
machine harvesting" , Elyalleten' Vaesoyuz. nauch.-issled. in-ta chaya
i subtrop. kulftur, 1948, No. 3, p. 95-101.
SO: U-3042, 11 March 53, (Letopis Inykh Statey, No. 1(, 1949).

- .111*-,~--,YA, V.
pc~:vnt.i Metallun,l~nl Mant. vieta"Iurg 9 :- -~ .~ 1; 1" /
UVIRA 16:2)

GIGIN, 1.
Obsolete terminlogy. Mol. prom. 13, No 6, 1952.

GIMMOMO GA
Toad avAiometry with the use of Georgian words. Trudy Tbil,
CklDff 6*343-348 t62* (KMA 16 Q)
(AIIDIOKMY)

GIGIIIEYSHVrLI, G.M., aspirant
Objective assosoment of spoech audimetry. Vestn. otorinolaring.
25 no.3tl'1-19 163 (1-111RA 17t1)
a. 12, khmik! bolezney ukha, gorla 1 nasa ( zav. - prof* S-He
KhCeflinasbvili) Thiliaskogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
v-.ruchey.

GIGIIEVMLI Ga.
Diacharge conditiorw of the Kelasuri AM Baslati Rivers. Trudy
Tlist. geog. AN Gruz. SSR 17-.201-211, 162, (MRA 16:7)
(Kalasuri River-Hydrology)
(BealotjAiver-Hydrology)

11~1-soinetr.,., of
4,~ -4 IC A
St'br.
. I

GIGIMUSBMI, G.11.
Regim of rivers and springs in the karst zone of Abkhazia
from Gumitoa to Madzhara. Trudy lnst. geog. AN Gruz. SSR
18:243-244 164. (MIRA 17:6)

X. -
Average perenn1al drainage and its distribution within the year
in the small rivers of Abkhazia. Trudy Inst, geog. AN Gruz. SSR
20:227-234 164. (1111,Y, 18:5)

rASHAICASOILI, N.V., prof., otv.red.; GAMBASHIDZE, R.B., kand.nauk, otv.
red.; AGLADZ'-O,, R.I., prof., red.; BAUD23, V.M., t)rof., red.;
GIGINSTMITIU, IA.., red.; GONIAWVILI, T.B., hnd.naWc, red.;
TAYADU, r.1., prof,, red,; KICHINU, N.A.. doktor nauk, red.;
KDULADZS, GO*%,, kand.nouk. red.; KADIRADZI, Ye.M., kand.nauk,
red.0
[Metallurgical terminoloa) Hetallurgichaskals terminologiia.
Otv.red.N`.Y.XPsbaksshvili i R.B.GambBshidze. Tbilisi, 1959.
324 p. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Jkndomiya nank Gnizinakoy SSR, Tiflis. Inntitut vnzykoznnniya.
(Metallurgy-Dictionnries)
(Russian Innpuijpe--Dictif)nnries--Ooorgian)
(%orrlnn InneiiA"-Dictionnriea--Russitin)

(;IN cy-S H 41 L I
TTSIR (600)
7. Atuilcal fr)-,-s nf -!(,,ltp mi!~Fkry tiverclilnetis, of the 11-mg. Probl.tn'~. no.X
lq5p.
Montbl List of Russinn Accessions, Lll~riry of

KETSK
pia5tids
rI3;tlrjri Of bal an!
-h 23, 1964-
-)y
1k All

GIGIMSHVILI, 11.3.
Structure of Intramural innervating mochaniams of the utoruo In
animals before prepaucv, at various stages In prepancy, and
during and after labor. Soob.AN Gruz.SSR 24 no.4t4,85-492 Ap
16o. (MIRA 13-7)
1. Tbilisakiy gosudaretvennyy meditsinskiy institut. Predstavleno
akidenikom V.K.Zhgenti.
(UTRUS-INNAVATION)

:17 31 T v i 1,
"t-I Ispec"Ific verle'.1, 211d tile ccjrlWtI:tI.--~
of ~TraY 1c;r~'kill fj~mnin," 1:,;r,?!rv~'evcdxtvo -' 7ver,-)vmjstv0,
21-2(
'~-Y(Y), 21 ~~:3, 'Zhurnal lnyk'.~ St~,tey, 'I").

GIGTRMHVILlp N. S.
Early determination of vitality in grey kaLrakul lambs. Kar. i zver., 5, No 1,
1952.

1. G'G!!.E:3' VILI, N. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Karakul Shesp
.7. Developirtg it mothodolorj for selectW, grey karakul sheop with the
aim of incroaniiv, th- vitality or the offspring. Trudy Inst. morf. zhiv.
no 7,)'52.
9. Monthly Liqt of Ruentan Accessiong, Library of Congrest;, Rarch 19~5, Unclassified.

1. ell='~Vwltl) Ill. 0.
2. 1600')
4. Karakul Sheep
7. Production stAndards for karakul fur need to 'be thoroug~.Iy revised. 'N'Nr. i zver
6 no. 1, 1953
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953, Uncl.

GIGINNYSHVILI, N. S.
Gray bLrWml sheep Moskva, Gos. isd-vo sellkhot. lit-ry, 19,co,. (Mic 55-3591)
Collation of ttie original. as determined from the film: 319 P.
Microfilm Slavic 387 AC
I

USSR/Fu= AnimU - Sheelp and Omts.
Abs Jaur: Ref Zhur-Diol-, No 11, 1958, 78761.
Author G i
Title Results of Selection Work for the Creation of
New Mass of "Bur" Farakul ImJbskin.
Orig Pub: Ymukulevodstvo i zverovodstvo, 1956, No 2,
13-17-
Abstract: In breading for a series of years of colored Karakul
sheep of the "kambar" type with selection of rans
which possessed lambakins o-P heterogeneous color
of the fibers in length (&vwing lighter tmard the
ends), with the use of related breeding, pernitted
the obtaining of Karakul sheep which gave larabs
with new colorings of the skins. The Createst
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TJS3JR 7,arm Animals. Small Hornod Stock.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 195B, 40458.
Author Gi ill ystivili, N. "39
Inst iffiven.
Titlo Hybridization in Karakul Breedinj~.
Orig -Pub: Karakulevodstvo i zverovodstvo, )097, 11r, 4,
14-P.O.
Abstract: In order to increase the vitality of the gray
Karakul sheep, an experiment in hyl,ridization
was started in 1953 with Argali Cvis annnon
bochariensis ITasonov. The aim of the experi-
ment was to obtain hybrids with 1/& of Argali
blood and 7/8 of Karakul ewes' blood, utiting
the valuable fur qualities of th~~ ffray Yarakuls
with an increased constitutional Argaii tough-
nesq. The adult Argali males xere hunted and
Card 1/3

Uj,,')R / Farm A~iiiyml!i- Small Horned Stock.
Abs Joux: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9, 1958, 40458.
Abstract: shot, and their spermatic cords were amputated
and sent to the sovkhoz Ak-Kapchijay (Uzbekis-
tan), where the sperm was extracted for the art-
ificial insemination of gray Karakul awes. In
all, during 1953 - 1956, 300 ewes were insemin-
ated, of which 3? hybrids Fl viere born, includ-
ing 6 stillborn ones; 9 died, 15 were sacrificed
for researoh, and 7 remained alive. In 1955,
170 gray Karakul ewes and 22 black ones were in-
iominated by the young hybrid ram Kok-Kiyik.
100 ewes (62.1%) brought forth lambs. The off-
spring were obtained also from two hybrid ewes
inseminated by the Karakul rams. Of 34 lambs
F P 14 had gray coloration, 16 had black color-
aiion, 3 were "guligaz" (mixture of white and
gray hair), and one was of brown coloration.
In Fp,, from uniform (by color) uating, 22 black
Card 2/3 34

GIGINWHWWO N. 14 1 BUTARIN, N. S., LOGINDVA. N. V.. WIRIN. A. L.
--- ...... ... 1--.- Imnal A. A6
"An attempt making creative use of the Mitshurin method of remote
hybridization for the purpose of the selection of agricultural animals.'
reported at Conference on Problem of Heredity and Variability, hold at
Institute of Genetics. AS USSR. 8-14 Oct 1957
Vestnik AN MR. 1958, Vol. 28. No. 1. pp. 127-129 (author Kushner. KH, F.)

,GIGINEISHVILI , N.$.
`111- 1 I'mf 1, !- .
[Karakul sheep in foreign countries] Karskuleyod6tvo za
rubezhom. Mosk-va, Isd-vo sellkhot.lit-ry, zhurnalov I
plakatov, 1962. 477 p. (MIRA 16.8)
(Karakul sheep)

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SIGIMSUILI, T.X.
"*v 4fyff.,wjq 111,41-1 - - I
Forsoasting hall phanowns In #&stars Oeorgia. TrvAy MI. IFIOXI
uoo'2s44-67 157, ()cm& nt4)
(Goorgla-Hail)

ChArakadse, G. 1. and GigAneyshvill, V. F.
"Scheme of the ftqdiation iNetlicd of I'lotting tiip ~,hpp~rinez;s c, lce ir.
T
Transcaucasia and the ChRracteristic of ~llush ard "Istrilxtion In
TranSCAUML?
Hepci-t preii,,:~Pted at the -'clertific Seinion of Tbili.9i cientific Me!~nnrch
T-nstitute ror Hydrometeorology, Fay 1957. (Meteorologiya i Ildrologiya,
?'0- 1, 1958)-

POINASHTtLIP K.I.; GIGINffSHVILI, T.M.; NAMYARIDEN, Te.A.
Aorosynoptic conditions for the formation and thawing of the snow
cover of the Transcaucasian mountain@. Trudy Tbil. NIGNI no.3:22
158. (KRA 11:10)
1. TbillaRkiy nauchno-isslodnvatellakiy gidromAtaorologicheskiy
inatitilt.
(Transcaumsia-Snow)

V. !.: Doc Geogr Sci (diss) -- "lllil darla~,,p in eastern Georgia
in its cliVMIAC aRI)OCt". TbiliGi, 19511. 2f: pp (Noscow State Order of Lenin
ani order of Labor Red Banner J im M. V. ll,omonosov), 150 coples (F.I., No 11,
1959, 1l(,)

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GIGINEYSHVILI, VJI.; NIKOLAYSI[VILI, G.V.
Conditions promoting the development of low-level ciGud5 at a
height of' up to 600 motors on the principal air routes of
TransclucaBia and their prodiction. Prudy Tbil. NIGIIIII no.',:
38-48 100. (MM"I'l 14:8)
(Transcaucasia--Clouds)

GIGINUMVILI., V,14.
Solid deposits on electric transmission and communication
lines In T,:emmcaucasia. Trudy Thil.NIG141 no.8,21-33 t6l,
iMIRA 15:3)
(Transcaucaoia-Blectric lines-Overhead)
(Trwwcaucasia--ice)

"ZIANIDZE, T.S.; GIGIMSHVILI, V M doktor,geogr. nauk, kand, fiziko-
matem. nsa;'ozv,. red.; I jhILI, E. red.; sAUMZE, Sh.,
tekhn. reds
(Critiwue of Newton's la'ws and thO construction of the Keplerian
ellipse) Kritika 2akonov NINtona i postroenie Keplerova ellipsa.
Tbilisi, Izd-vo Gruzinakogo in-ta im. V.I.Lenina. Pt.L.[Universal
gravitation) 0 sile vssmirnogo tiagoteniia. 1961. 89 P.
(MIRA 15:6)
(Gravitation) (Orbits)

I M . - NAPETVARIDZE, YO.A,,; PAPINASHVILI, K. 1.
GIGI &
, V.14.,
Atmospheric processes as a factor affecting glacier fluctuations
in the Greater Caucasue. Trudy 7bil.NIG,'II no.8.3-9 161,
(""aRA 15 ~-.3)
(Caucasus-Glaciers)

ACCESSION M: AR4008222
S04CE: FtZh. Geofizika, Abs. IIE1922
AU'47CR:. Gigineyahvili, V. M.
TrA'LE: Hailstorns in Armenia
s/0169/63/000/010035/B035
CMD SOURCE: Tr. Zakavka?sk. n.-i. g1drometeorol. in-ta, vy*p. 11, 1963, 45-53
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, hailstorm, thunderstorm, hail, hailstorm chart,
Armenian meteorology, Armenian hailstorm, mountain hailstorm
TRANSLATION: The orography of Armenia is conducive to hailstorm processes. Hail-
storms occur most often In mount6in and high-mountain regions.- The greatest
frequency of hailstorms in Armenle (14.6 days) occurs in the ~igh-raouttsin region
of Agarats (3228 m) and the regilons of Kalinino ah"d Shakhnazar (1500-i6oo m) --
7-days per year. 20-year observations were used to construct of hailstorm, oc-
cul,rence in k-icnia. In order to determine the hailstorm trajectories, the author
analyzed all of the observat16nal-material from 1950 to 1959. The orog-raphic
pecttliarities of a particular location dictate the placing of trajectories in
Cexd 112

ACCESSION DR: AJ4008P22
individual groups. There are seven such groups. These hailstorm groups are in-
teresting because on the territory assigned them, the hailstorms develop, attain
t~etr greatest Intensity) and die out, rarely passing into a region belonging to
another group. The hailstorm trajectories chiefly lie in a west-to-east direction
and are of relatively short length. The Createst frequency of hailstorms is in
the central and noithwestern regions. The western and southwestern parts are sub-
ject to hailstorms whose foci are located on the territory of adjacent countries.
The remaining regions are subject to hailstorms whose foci are located in the
mountain ranges In the Inner part of Armenia. N. M',Vachkova.
DAILT ACQ: 09Dec63 SUB CODE: AS ENCL: 00
Card 2/2

GIGINLYSHVILI, V.14.; AYVA7YAN, V.Ye.
AeroBynoptic conditions of the origin of hall phenomena in
AnDenia. Trudy TbIINIGMI no.12-3-20 10.
(MII(A IF:5)

GlIGINEYSHVILI, V.M.
Appearance of local charac'U:ristics of circulation proce~sse3
of the atmoaphere under conditions of a mountainous relief
for the purpose of forecasting heavy precipitation and the
significant rain floods on the principal and mountain rivers
of Georgia related to it. Trudy ZANIG~ff no.18:3-36 165.
(MI-Mi 39:1)

L 2 ~,907-wO El.r(l)ACC. ~PW/JXT(CZ)
ACC NR: AT6006487
AUMOR: Giginex8hVilill. H.
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/3061/65/000/018/0003/0036
TITLE: Evaluation of local characteristics of at-mospheric circulat -ion processes in
mountainous regions as a means of forecasting heavy precipitation and floods in the
mountain rivers of Georgia
SOURCE: Tiflis. 'W~Zakavkazskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy gidrometeorol .chesk~y__
AMI-w-
institut. Trudy, no. -N-6-5. Vopro hTdro-
sy gidrometeoro ogii (Problems i
Fe-teorology), 3-36
TOPIC TAGS: weather forecasting, atmospheric precipitation, atmospheric 6irculation
ABSTRACT: The investigation analyzes the high altitude formation of a warm front
over Western Georgia and its precipitation characteristics; the spring floods of the
Chkherimela River resulting from melting snow; -,.;ie effect of cyclonic occlusion pro-
cesses over this Suranakiy Range and other mountainous regions of Georgia. rundamen-
tal cold fronts and their effects on precipitation and river floods, and the effect
Card 1/2. UDC,.--551.51 *. 551.509 : 551.48

L 29907-66
ACC NR: AT6006487
0
of the cold-front wave disturbances on the Georgian climate were also studied. The
study shows that 1) the high-altitude warm front does not induce high precipitation
unless it is followed by the fundamental cold front; 2) cyclone occlusion processes
are responsible for high precipitation and floods of the mountain rivers; 3) the
wind-type cold fronts formed in the coastal parts of Western Georgia usually bring
heavy precipitation; 4) two main cold fronts passing over Western Georgia are re-
sponsible for heavy precipitation; and 5) cold-front wave disturbances induce heavy
and unevenly distributed precipitation. Orig. art. has; 14 figures and 21 tables.
SUB CODE: 04/ SUBM DATE: 22Jun65/ ORIG REFI 007/ OTH PEF: 000
Card 2/2

OIGITASHVILI, M.S.
Aopidi%m tbarapy of hymnoloplaels;prellainary report. Mod. Pam.
I Paras. bol. no.2:136-137 Ap-Je 154. (NW 7:8)
1. 1% lustituta malyaril i awditainakoy parasitologil Imeni prof,
S.S.Virealadoe Rialstarstya sdravookhrpnonlya Gruslaskoy BSR (dir.
Inatituta G.K.Umashvili)
(TAPXWORM IVXCTION, therapy.
ODry*ptaris filix-ma extraots)
(PIAVt$.
*Dryoteris filix-me extract, ther. of hymnoloplasim)

ra ! a I
vq:i j

GIGITASHY14pi. X.6.
Geophagia in Jb(7lostomlasial. Madeparas. i paraz.bol. 25 no.3:273
JI-8 156, (MIRA 9:10
(DIRT-UTING) (HOMMM DISUSK)

GIGITASHVILI, H.S.
I i ~
Coinpowrison of methods for troatirw tentasis. W.8, Olgitashvill.
Ned. pnras, i pFkras. bol, 27 no,2%218 Mr-Ap '58 (MIRA 11:5)
1. Is linwhno-iseledovatellskogo institutR malyarii i meditainskoy
pnrnzitologil iment prof. Virealadze.
(TAPAWOM)

GORDADZI. G.W.; OIGITASHVILI. H.S.
Apileptoid selzures during hymenolepiasis induced by dwarf tapeworms.
Mad.paraz. i paraz.bol. 28 to.4t430-434 ii-Ae, 159. (MIRA 121l2)
1. Iz lauchno-iseledovatellskogo Inatituta malyarii i meditsinskoy
para.zitologii ImenI S.S. Virsaladze Hinisterstva zdravookhraneniya,
Gruzinelcoy SSR (dlr. Institute - prof. 0.M. garuashvill).
(TAMMM INYMION complications)
(EPILVST etiology)

GIGITASHVILII, M.S.1 ZIRAMIRTILIp L.M.
beatmort of oases of anoyjo6tmaulo with carbon tetrachloride
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Gnsimakoy SSR (dir. Instituta I.I. Topariya, my, klinicheskim
otdeloniyea T.K. Zhordani )
(CARBON TETRACHLORIDE)
(EOOWORK DISMI

GIGrTASffVILI, M.S.; ASULADZE, T.Ye.; HDIVAIJ, I.M.
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Title Parasitic Protozoa in the Human Oral Cavity.
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