SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IORDANSKIY, S.V. - IORISH, NAUM PETROVICH

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S/057/63/033/001/013 /017
On the resonance excitation of waves ... B125/B186
Fig. 1 shows thO disturbance inthe to x plane, Thi full lines denote - the,
shock waves. For /4> a), the'relation between the effective radii of the
two potentials being such that in the essential region we have
3 .3
V a -VR . It in shown that in this case the scattering amplitude
1 2
of two particles interacting via the potential V can be expressed
simply in terms of the scattering-amplitude of two particles with
potential interaction energy V . The scattering amplitude can be
repriesented by a Born series, obtained by solving an integral e4pa-
~.Iltion for the scattering amplitude. in solving this problem, an 1M_
;.-portant role is played by repulsion of small distances, which en-
:~j sures the possibility of stable states at'densities above a certain...
critical value. The scattering amplitude with zero momenta is an-
sumed small# 80 that the gan.approximation b6comes valid near the
critical density. The final formulas ar"e similar to those obtained
X* Huang (Phys. Reve-119, 1129j, 1960),.but the numerical coeffi-

ACCESSION NR: A04042385
.1cients differ noticeably. The presence of even weak attraction is
,Ishown,to lead.to a "coalescence" of the Bose particle*, so that
Ithere are no stable homogen4ous s~atea at densities below critical.
~"The author is grateful to N. N. Bogolyubov and S. V. Tyablikov
'.~for a discussion and interest in the work." Orig. art. ban: 22
fornulas.
..'ASSOCIATION: Matematichookiy institut im. V. A. Steklova Akadenii
-nauk SSSR (Mathematics Institute, Academy of Sciences SSSR)
SUMITTEDs -IftecO ZUCLs 00.
SUB-CODS1 UP NR.R8F SOVs 004 or=$ P02

IORDANSKIY, S.V.
Energy spectrum of a Bose gas with weak attrnation at large
distances. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 47 no.1:167-174 JI 164.
(KRA l-,.,9)
1. Hatematicheakiy institut imeni Steklova AN SSSR.

IORDANSKIY, S. V.; KULIKOVSKIY, A. G.
General condition for the stability of higher correlation
functions in a plasma. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no. 1:35-37 My 164.
(MIRA 17:5)
1. Predstavleno akademikom L. I. Sedovym.

f r)-2 Ff
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-orrelation funci- I r-,
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t he t-enis ifivolving -.S-.-fwc-tions -iarising- from the coincidence-.()-fe
x w i t. hhe other arguirients, and we have
F,
r-ge the distribut ri F, in rr~ - re -
Fj, an - 4-
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mean field an system (7) coincides -,,rith syst..'M
regarded,
'2 c -~ ~ ~-!' , . , , .-
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4 JA n
,.a -Y 3 e Let us 3t Av t-h- e r- - v --7
Lci-s Scii-ution uf
e v i a tl o r, is smaii If tne
inearization of system (7) (with respect to are such 4%,
-hat at
momant, orlv the h.
01 orcier As any InItia.L condItIona may be represented as super-
7~Sjt4on~ of Initial conditions consiAerrx-i -Prt- s
Cold

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the electromagnetic field GE, SR will be computed 'by exact formuIas
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IORDANSKIY,, S.T.
Symposium on the problem of many bodies. Vest. Ali SSSR 34
no.12t65 D '64' (MIRL 18 ti)
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A~~-F'-'R: 'lomanskiy, S. V.
r
-T LE: Vortex ring formation in a superfluid liquid
OuPCF. Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, V. 48, no. 2, 19GS'
TO B- '7 14
IGPIC TAGS: vortex ring, s uperfluid, thermal fluctuation vortex ring
P S 7 ~;A rhe formation of vortex rings in a superfluid liquid with relative moti.
,al and super-fluid compornents Is Fokker-Planck equationol
rin,g, ~~-e Io ther-ric-i- I 4nd 3 'OrMUla .11B
'J. vur*ex rLl-lg
k r -&K -T V '4' 7%~ .11
R.
ri r
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M --I h~4x- R) n ui) t"
5,.2,UY2R'kT(jx 1,046A (3)q3)'
r
k T 2 2
or
4..4 M
n 2-1 - �-T Vim-le TLU 6-11
2mv, a 4 A aYim_1,T 4n2P.v,It'
linto account, This f6raiula __PertU4 thb~- calculation of the nur.~er of vokey- -rings- of
s upercri t icai radlus formed per unit time in volume V. The inverse value detemirea
the rei3xation time to the equilibrium state with v Vn. A pronounced rate of
formazion in Hell is found for v,>60 cn/sec, eJropping sharply to unobservable
;.C,!, Q~ the order of e-1000 for speeds near 40 cm/sec. The magnitude of j varies~
fast -kith temperatur-3, due to vari-aticr, in, a -~, 1 R
a it , .40-K. Ihe author
expvesses gratitude to H. M. Bogolyubov for discussion of and interest in the WOMS
and a-so to L. P. Pitayevskiy, for valuable discussions." Orig. art. has: 34
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SSR
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99-66.: DtT(-I,)/EWT(m)/EWP(ti)/-t/WP(t)/EWP(b)
NR: ~AP5019236 UR/0056/65/049/001/022.5/006:
1AUTHORt Iotdanek% Se'V
Lotion rorceAnA rotating Bose gas
;VITLE t Mutual fr
SOURCEI Zhurnal eksperimentaltnoy i teoreticheskoy fizikit v, 49, no. 1, 19651
225-236
TOPIC TIAGSi th6non. fr .LetIion ex-citat-ion rtrecLrtim, vortex,phonon scattering
ABSTRACT: The,auth .or obtains-for the mutnal fri6tion associated with the scatter-
iqg of excitations by vortex filaments a general expression vfiich is more accurate
ithan that derived in earlier work (DATI,SSSR v. 153, 74, 1963; Afift. Phys. v. 290 335i
1!1964). He also investigates the scattering of'long-wavelength excitations (phonona)
!by a vortex filement within the framework of the model of a weakly nonideal Bose
gas. It in shown that the, phonon-,part of the mutual friction force contains a larg6
transverse componento and-that when.the additional transverse terms are taken intoe
-account the agreement with experiment in improveA f Vp roton part of the mutukl-i
reet . "The. author thanks_qoz He BogolyuboAAP a discussion and Antereat
in the workq and,L4.P. Pit~vo~ ions*" Orig,, art* hast I
_.y.for useful dineusa
e and 43. form
figur
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AUTHORS: ~.Iordanskiy.,.S. V..,*. Kulikovskiy'., A* Go
14 ..... ~ 1 4
tute Aca -0 46cie i?es SS6R
ORG: XatheMAt~ca Insti de 51 ma cheaki .3
my:.f n Mate ti y
iristitut Akademii nauk _SSS11)
TITLE: On the absolute stability of-some.plane parallel flows'at high
Reynolds numbers
SOURCE: Zhurnal:eksperimentallnoy iteoreticheskoy fizik,i, v.' 49
no. 4, 1965., 1-326-1331
TOPIC TAGS: Re
. ynolds.numberi motioh.,stability, boundary layer'- stability,
viscous flow, viscous fluid,-magnetohydrodynamics
ABSTRACT: Localized disturbances in-the plane parallel flow~_of aviscous
fluid are,considered and thecharacter of their instability is.investi-
gated.- The localized.disturbance is represented by a Fourier integral
with.respect to the wave:number k and the behavior of the individual
terms of the..series is analyzed.. It:is shown that the localized dis-
turbances attenuate in the.course' of:time in any finite arbitrary region
of the flow in question The Reynolds numbers are assumed to be high
enough so that k can be regarded as small for velocity profiles without.
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Rasskaz o novoy pollshe. (i-ya pollsk, Iromyystavka v Moskve -,
Novoe vrerrja, 1949. 140. 36. S. 28-30.
Laureaty Stalinskikh Premiy-novatory Naulci i Teklmiki. -Sl-n. 27405
SO: L!,TOFIS' NO. 34

I0R.DAI,ISK-IY, V. N. Cand. Tech. Sci.
Dissertation: "Studying the Process of Centrifugal Casting of Thick-44alled Blanks."
Moscow Order of the labor Red Banner Higher Technical School imeni N.E.Bauman, 14 Apr 47.
SO: Vechernyayg Moskva, Apr, 1947 (Project #17836)

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1.210 SOV/137-59-9-19733
Translation fromt Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 9, p 106 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Iordanskly, V_jL
TITLE: Weldable Aluminum-Magnesium Alloys
PERIODICAL: V sb.i Sovrem. splavy i ikh -tem. obrabotka, Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958,
PP 3o8 - 313
ABSTRACT: The author descrPes bwi a Physic , mechanical and technological pro-
IN NLl
perties of AF A~zftlhlloys. The modules of elasticity of
t,~)OAI46V and_,
I and II kind are - E 7.0 . 10~X~3 and C 2.7 x 103 kg/inm2;
2.65 g/cm3; heat resistance of the alloys is not high (up to 1500C),
but their behavior is satisfactory at lower temperatures (up to -1960C).
Vibration resistance is high: at 5 -10 cycles 6ij - 12.5 kg/mm~; ab
(kg/mm2) C., ( ) and .9 (%) are correspondingly -. 1) at 200C :
AM95V :.'-- 28 15; ;-:'- 15; AMg6T 32; 16; ;-:- 15; 2) at -193OC:
AMg3 33.0.9 10.1, 43.0; AMg5V - 42.0, 16.9, 41.6 : AMg6T - 44.7,
20.7, 34.3. Cold deformation up to 40%(f AMg alloys raises 6b by 13%
and by 23 - 30%, but o~ is reduced by 50 - 75%. Weldability of AMO
Card 1/2 and AMg6T alloys is good, that of AMg5V is satisfactory. Best results

66956
Weldable Aluminum-Magnesium Alloys SOV/137-59-9-19733
were obtained with Ar-arc welding. The strength coefficient of butt joints is-0.9 - 1.0,
that of overlap joints is 0.65. Ductility of the weld-on metal is 12 - 15%, so that the
work after welding can be subjected to burnishing and slight drawing. The alloys are
well deformable in hot state. The forging temperature is for AMg3 - 48o to 4500c,
AM95V - 500 to 48o0c; Amg6T - 480 to 4600C. The alloys have increased proneness to
scale formation, which can be eliminated by heating the metal up to 280 - 3000C. The
recrystallization temperature of the loys is 280 - 2500C. AMg alloys and their weld
joints are highly corrosion resistantfand preserve their mechanical properties after
extended tests in aggressive media. N.G.
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SPIRIDONOV, V.B.; SKAKOV, Yu.A.; ~ORDANSKIY,_Y.11
j_-_
Use of the mothod of thin metallic foils for studying the morphology
of martensite. Zav.lab. 29 no.8:955-956 163. (IURA 16:9)
(14artensite-44etallography) (Matal foils)

IORDANSKFi, V. N.; SKAXOV, Yu. A.; SPIRIDONOV, V. B.
I'Structural changes during aging of martensite in chromiwn-nickel steel."
report submitted for 3rd European Regional Conf, Electron Microscopy) Prague)
26 AU9-3 Sep 64.

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ACCESSION NR- AP5002352 S/0126164/0181006/0929/0930
AUTHOR:S Skakov, Yu. A.; Iordanskiy, V. N.
TITLE: Morphology of martensite In- Khl?N4M2D steel
W~
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metall6vedenlye. v. 18, no. 6, 1004, 929-030
TOPIC TAGS: Khl7N4M2D steel, martensite formation, steel deformation, mar-
tensite morphology
ABSTRACT: Th6--_rn_-o_rp1~o o&--o --~---m--a-r--t--e--n-s--it--e--o-bt-aine 7
A b I0-15%-def6rrnatidrFof
steel at room temperature was investigated. The martensite consisted of 1-2 mi
cron long needles with no internal twinning; the density of dislocations irs above
1011 cm-2. The hexagonal 6 -phase was not present. The strength ofA marten-
site formed by deformation was similar to that of martensite obtained by cooling
after tempering. Martensite by the latter method could not be really compared
with martensite obtained at low temperatures due to the diffferences in carbon
content. 13ut comparison of the martensites formed by cold working and by deform-
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:ACCESSION NR: AP4049919 9/0020 4/154/003/054410547
~.AUTHOR: Spirldonov, V. 0.; Skakov, Yu. A.; tordanakiy, V. H.
::TITLE., Chan 9--intha..structureIand pri operties with aging of marteneite*in
99
chromium nickel steels
S OURM S S SR D ok I-a-dy'vIS 9 no .3 1~64, 544-547
ra a steel,-.martensite subzero treatiment
';TOPIC. TAGS: chromium -nickdI. smil. --ata gi 8
,~atraining, he treatment, aging,---property, structure
;!ABSTRACT: The kinetics of aging and.~the effect of aging on the f" structure of

-,j Y7dT(m J A!,A (d)/T/fWP(t)/FdP(b) /M (m) -3 MJWIJD
'CESSION IM: Ap4o47511 S/0129/64/000/010/0049/0051
AUTHOR: �piridonov, B.; Skakov,, A.; Iordanskiv Y.-111.
TITLE: Microstructure-of martensite in chromium-nickel steel
SOUTICE. Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 10,
1964 , 49-5-1.
T0111.2 TAGS: chromium nickel steeL_Khl7y4M2D.steel, austenitic mar-
ten~,Al,_.c steel
k~atior. hardenable ste-el, steel martensite, mar-
tcn ite structure, ma~rtensite.strength
A?STR.`CT: The structiure of martensite in Khl7N4M2D precipitation-
h!.rutioable steel (0-09%c, 16.65JZ Cr, 4.29% Ni, 2.250a Mo, 1.3400 cu)
h.,,s bten studied with a transmission electron microscope. It was found
,.:.at the structure of martensite depends upon the conditions of for-
Aio?.. Subzero treatment at -70C for 2 hr transformed 80-85% of ~;he
into martensite consistingof a mixture of needles and la-
me-los with twin crystals 100-2000 wide. In wider twins, some dis-
.ocations were observed. Needles contained no twins, but a considera-
,-"e number of dislocations. High tempering at 750C for 1.5 hr and
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~oseq-.ient co-oling to -rdom.tem'perature transformed practically all
the austenite-into -a- c-i'cu-1-ar'-m-a rtens it ewithout twins but vith- a- sig-.;
Pificant number of disloc.ation-s The tensile and yield strengths-of
martensite obtained by subzero treatment were'140-150 kg/mm2 and
130 ~g/MM2. Those of martensite obtained by tempering were lower:
1 5-110 kg/mm2 and 80 kg/mm2. Individual crystals of martensite
observed in residual auetenite containing stacking faults confirmed
the assumption about the nucleation action of stacking faults which
otherwise appear to limit the growth of martensite crystals. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: MoskovskiyAnstitut stall i splavov (Moscow Institute O'L.,
Steel and Alloyp)
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A-IDW-VAMM, JD
ACCESSION NR: AP4049106 S/0129/64/000/011/0019/0024*.
AUTHOR: Spiridortov, V. R.; SkLkov, Yu. A.: TordanskiX, V..N.
TITLE: Changes with..I ~inin,the properties of martensite of chromium-nickel steeJ97
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye termicheskaya* obrabotka metallov, no. 11, 1964,~19-24
TOPIC TAGS; cbromium nickel steeli cold treatment* Straining, heat treatment,
martensite, aging
ABSTRACT: The dependence'of the aging effect on the structure of martensite, i.e.,,
on the method of obteining martensite, in stainless, aus teni tic-f erritic, Ci-Ni
steels has been investigated. In four ftmiaustanitic stainless steels containing
0,07-0.09% C,15.03-lM5% Cr, and 4.29-9.53% Ni alloyed with Al, Mo, Mo and Cu,
or Mo and A-1, marteusite was formed by subzero treatment at -70C for 2 hr, by cold
rolling, with a 15-17% reduction, or by cooling after tempering fcr 1.5 hr at 750C~
Changes in the mechanical properties and electrical resistivity were studied In the
steels aged for up to 3 hr at temperatures ranging from 400 to 550C. Rapid and
slow stages In the changes caused by aging in the pruperties of Cr-N1 steels vith
a martensitic structure were observed. The two stages were particularly noticeable
in steels alloyed with Cu or Al. In steels alloyed with Mo, the main change in
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erties- occ- ured:Jn' thc~ "f Minut en --of - aging n: both 9t ing Is _d4te"_
prop
ages ag
minod by -diffusion, In' the fiis,t*a~e of aging, the diffusion consists--nnain-ly in
a "drift" of dissolved atoms toward ~ dis locations under the action of the stress
field, while in the second stage, a normal diffusion caused by cheudcal gradients
takes place. The strengthening with aging probably occura in the initial Gtage of
marLensite decomposition when the dislocations are pinned. The nature and con-
eemtratircm~ (if the atructitrei defec t5 affea the kinetics of strengthening -ind weaken-
ing with aging. The. structure defects of martensite formed by cold tre-aurrnnt ar
more. stable than,the defects of~_martensite fonned-by straining or heat treatment,
As a result, cold-treated steels-ger highermechanical properties with.aging, a .nd
ar-_ less susceptible to weakening with overaging than the r3teels with a martensitic.
st-ructure formed by straining or heat treatment. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and
2 tables.
ASSOCIATIOP;,: none
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OTHER: 1,001 -3143
NO MI F SOV, 007 ATD PRESS;
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"pt- EW.(d)/UR ltiwk
S 12 9S 31 004 7 !0049
_4 r,Jonov
V ~B. ; Skakov, Yu. A.,
ud,,v of Kh2IH5T steel
Electron micrcgSopic sti
S,~LTRCE: Metalloveden4ye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, no. 3, 1965, 47-49
TOP!'-' TAGIS: brittleness, steel hardening, metal mechanical Rroperty beat treat-
ment, metal foil
1.5-'TRACT: The authors report the results of an electron microscopic study of
M21N,51 steel foil subjected to heat treatment used for massive samples. Mechanical
tests of liboratory swriples in the hardened state (quenched from 10500C, 30-mia
aging, c,~.,oling in water) and after additional heating indicate that the steel has a
tt-rward embrittlement in the presence of titanium (in 0-kcess of amounts
for fixing ::arbon) and aluminum. Ine embrittIement 6fter tempering at
about 5000C is due to separation processes. The tende-,)cy :)ward separation at dis-
location-type defects is particularly noticeable at higher aging temperatures
(60011C for 8 hr, cooling in air). Diffraction patterns of the same character were
iCar.d 1/2

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obtained at 550 and 6006C; this shows that heating to 600-6500C causes solidifica-
,-)n of the segregati(ms and an accompanying increase In impact strengtth. To
embrittletient of 10,21N5T steel, it is nocnss irv to the corl-!-,t

40, ~It iium., and possibly silicon. Cri
x
ar.

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AUrHQR: Spiridonov, V. B.; Vlasova, T. A.; IordanskiX, V. N.
76
'ORG: none
ITITLE: An electron-microscopic study of the AI-Zn- 'MZ_aUoy system. [Delivered at the
;Seminar on Advanced Technology for Heat Treatmen of Light Alloys, Leningrad, December
T19631
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye i termicheakaya obrabotka metallov, no. 0, 1966, 6-11
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum alloy, zinc, magnesium, heat treatment, hardening,
electron microscopy, phase structure, crystal lattice parameter, mechanical property,
st'pess corrosion, grain boundary stability
ABSTRACT: An electron-microscopic study was made of the Al-Zn-Mg alloy system. Fif-
teen alloys were used having the following composition ranges: 3.25-4.90% Zn, 1.30-
-4.?2% Mg, trace--0.65% Mn, trace--0.22% re, trace--0.10% Si, trace--0.12% Cr, trace-~-
--0.22% Zr, trace--0.05% Cu, and trace--0.17% Ag. Foils of 0.10-0.15 = thickneSS
were quenched in air or water from 4500C anck4ged at 20-2750C. The i chanism og
the 41c&s were related to stress corrosiouf behavior. Electron microg of
T-E- crog _qSN J7
and V921-91loys showed G-P zones 30-50 diameter after roon temperature aging. Ag-
ing at 1000C for 100 hr (maximum strength condition) resulted in MgZn2 formation On
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(111) matrix planes. Strain fields due to coherency were observed around the MgZn2
particles after aging at 130-1400C, while higher aging temperatures merely changed the
dimensions of the MgZn2 particles. At 200-2500C, A12.Mg3Zn3 (T-phase) precipitated * 4
Lattice parameters k6d plane spacings for the precipitates and mechanical properties I
for different a n&~&nditions are presented. The relation bet_w_e_e_n____-!_~'__Fo_'E ~~ar
&L _ _Sr!
precipitation and stress corrosion was established for these alloys. After quenching
from 4500C and aging to different conditions,/the relative amount of both grain bound-
ary and adjacent boundary zone precipitation0kas obtained. Zones adjacent to grain
boundaries were relatively free of precipitation and widened as a function of aging
temperature, corresponding to an increase in grain boundary precipitation. Particle
dimensions were 1500-2500 on grain boundaries, fOOO-2000 A on adjacent zones, and
250-400 A within grains. ~d chromiumvdid not affect the size or distribu-
tion of precipitates, although they improved the stress corrosion properties. The
addition of 0.16-0.22% Zr resulted in a more uniform distribution and finez!,Iize of
precipitate; the particle_Aize did not exceed 250 Titanium and aaaadiw~ had th6
same effect as zirconiumdy 'rho greatest structural changes were caused by copper and
si
.lver additioi-s--,pa_r_t-IcTe size did not exceed 150 A and the precipitate-free zone di-
minished to a width of 400-500 X. Explanations based on increased vacancy concentra-
tions as a result of alloying are presented. Two methods are reccmaended for decreas-
ing the stress corrosion tendencies of these alloys. 1) decreasing the vacancy con-
Icentration before aging by lowering the cooling rate during quenching-, or raising the
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i ACC NRt P6028502
I %I Y
!aging temperature but necessarily adding Cr, Mn, FeAil Ti' or Zr; 2) raising the
Ivacancy concentration for a more disperse and uniform structure by adding Zr, Ti, Scl,
Cu, or A to increase the vacancy solubility. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 5 tables.
PUB CODE: 11 )to/ SIMM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 005/ OTH REF: 006
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..........................
IORD.kNSXIY, Ye. H.
"The Duration of Muscular Tension and Ita Dependence on the Manner-of
Irritation." Sub 13 Nov 51, Aced Mod Sci USSR.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in Ybscow
during 1951.
SO: Sim, No. 1480, 9 MaY 5 5.

SHTMNSHTEYN, Yakov Hironovich; IORDATI~,_.N.-, red.; MCLCHAROVA, T.,
takhn.re4.
(Seaports of the Ukraine] Korakie vorota Ukrainy. Ode age'
Odeaskoe obl.lzd-vo, 1958. 243 p. (KIRA 13:1)
(Ukraine-Harbors)

SHODKHIN,VLadimir Sholomovi6h; IORDATIY, N. red.; MOLCHANOVAj T.,
tekhn. red.
[Economics seminar In a plant] Ekonomicheskii seminar n& zavods.
Odesaa,, Odesakoe oblastnoe izd-,vo, 1958. 19 p. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Rukovoditell seminars. po izucheniyu konkreftcy ekonomiki us
Odeaskom st.aleprovolochno-kanatnom za-yods (for Shodkhin).
(Oclessa-Iron and steel iiorkers-Education, and training)
(Industrial management-Study and teac")

PANKRATIYEV., Ivan Matveyevich; IORDATIY, N.., red.; MOLCHANOVA, R.
tekhn. red,
[Hov we conduct econmic conferences] Kak my provodim ekonomiche
skis konferentaii. Odessa, Odeoskoe oblastnoe izd-voj 1958. 21p.
(MIPA 15:6)
1. Sakretarl Kiliyakogo raykoma Kov=inisticheakay partii Ukrair_qt
predmedatell rayonnogo ekonomicheskogo soveta (for Pankratlyev).
(Kiliya Distriet-Far%.Mmgement--Congresses)

~110 v I C: rl
Yu n.c;;; "Al via
I t u (t F 1 Rr u j t i) Bsi z!,i A!a ts To a
466
lardovioh
Cultivating Plum Saplings Unintlertc!d with 1.
Viru:4 Diseeses.
p ljlJoprivreda, 1957, 5, NO.-Ir 59-64
X A niethod of oelecting intatc-rnal plnirt triees
tohich art; not infecLerl by virus wo-saic -Js
rec*rnmended to guarantee the Y~.gorila-vian
nurseries with beetithy cutt-ing,s.
C RD

POP, Gr.; IORGA I
Synthesis of o-phthalodinitrile through the cata3ytic condenvatimr
of phth&3-tc anhydride with amonia in vapor phase. Studii chim
Timisoara 7 no.3/41317-319 Jl-D 160. (EW 10:9/10)
(Phthalonitrile) (Cata via) (Phthalic anbydride)
(Ammoni!T

PIIAT, L.;:IORGA, M.; MOSCOVIOI, B.
Clinical aspects of mercury poisoning. Med. int.. Bucur. 10 n0.4--
621-627 Apr 58.
1. Instltutul do IgIona muncl al boll profesionale R.P.R.
(KU=ff' poisoning
subacute, by mercury vapors, clin. aspects, case reports A
ther.)
(DDWCAP204 tbor. use
nercury pots., came reports)
(IMLTIFAMIL, ther, use
mercury Polo., case reports)
'b-

for' determination of d
copper, with: soopm - jiamirlosalitylete. - Radu t0uilmCL and
--yed. 1. . kr~ 2, - M 19,% .- or Co- Into M.
Wt ;. t ! .:~
ilaik,'ttie.followlitg"dittietacd.lo~the'givvnordCe: 4feW ni.
- amino-
Of 3, SOIU, COlift, M"v3 619. CO;; 5 MI, of 4',1f Na w-
Salicylatc(l); I0mI-of4,l1,Na0Wand-;& ruinsor
mo~
fCW 9
-N490i and water to the
After * 10 mlii~ add 0.76 m1i of I A]
colorob-inined Is stdble for 30 min.
rnark.: -.T.116.,brown
4 xri~iu filter. -The 01
and cun-U ren -migh'ii
tht Calibrutlun
ve 114S~ait inflection at at O.W21 ~ mi./ml. Co. The
c
"r
C. Call fid-detti;-Ja the* priiictiee Fe .1-.40; Pb, Sn. V
-N 1: 70. Cu ions ill t r-
1& 1 i 06, 1 AV, and I
IALW. e
-.flu
(ere. -Ci InWa -nil. sk~add'the followitig in the
K-Z4,
~O -0 6 ml , 1:,40 list. Naoll:
gives, AM .8 ma-Co,
-0.2i) g..'Naj0j`4nd ufter!20 m1n. j - and
-0.13 .23 int. Na,80,
I iark The brown ElAor i-i stuble for 31) min.
WMer to t le
Inter
iraugh a green filter. Cti*and A,
ftod e-an k reild 0
:401,:Cuj!W; ulid Ph, 8n 1: lWilunnt.
Jere but Fe I
hfur In LiqtAml
k
.4e
~V
j t..
?

PONI, Margareta; ~ORGAA.; BOSTAN, Marcel
Thermogravimetric and X-ray diffraction study of some
5-nitrobarbituric acid complexes. Studii chim Iasi 14 no.l:
19-32 163.
1. Filiala Iasi a Academiei R.P.R., Institutul de chimie "P.Ponin,
sectia de chimia combinatiilor coordinative.

IDRICNANU, T.;.kqRQA,-ka MHAN, v.
Mineralogical research on some Sarmatian clays in the Moldavian
Plateau.' Pt. 2.. Studii chim Iasi 14 no.12103-111 163o
1. Universitatea "Al. L Guza" Laboratorul de Mineralogie.

MDDRTA.NU. Florin;..jORGA, Nikolae, Yfins7 (Rum7niya)
Photometric determination of cobalt as cobaltinitrite [with
i summnry In English]. Zhur. anal. kbin. 13 no.5t617-618
S-0 158. (MILk 11:10)
(Cobalt) (Colorimetry)

~n-yiqs- "An-SoTfhi-~' rqr~modby,
in S orm
~1 4inc In the sol:itlons: 'Seignette Salt + ~ Will, + we, '7'-"
i'Matin (A). and M OH + 111:U3 + gelatin (B).
_A~qjj!;scu Cr 'ulu,, M B i
a", and
4 A;,W
a
=Corgj. Acad. rg. popd"e ointise, ja gt
1959).-Til
im. 0. 1-1 a De Ford-Ilanii: e
COM.1,
equation (C,4,46, IM) forNt stepwlieformatio4of 0 . - ~!l
V~17 -
stability,
ru that;,when the.
plexes is d4m It Is khoiR X
med.
coasts. differed by a power of 10 linear scoents lip
o
n 2~pes of the linear, Re
the curve Eq~.(log C.), The rtmal ~tl i
allowed for the caicn. of the 6~qdinatlqa ino .10 #0 V.
ek
figreement, with the conclusions of Adarnovkh and Novikay-r Ot
21e). The reversible nitare of Zu r
hkil (C A. 50 7 00tion
in besie';
i and the diYuslon-curreat-4in reducing
-A
solus, of and B, respq vreie'&W -he chartle iDn the
'z~
'Zn !on belng.reduced at
the, drop in* tMe VM.$ ele
iThe Eq. values were established or-y sconco$;.~.J,thi7,
of ex -
comp exin gait. - -- ealax.-Co6dinatic
Th iid
t
of the Zft coru~leze% th A and'S vros'detel.~'
rreiponding- to the lei lZn(NHi)41 T and'A"-.
for A,, corresponding tntritle complex lZP(Ni1.)'14--'- The;
ve Indicates th4t the presence of Ute taitrote [on in am.';
I cal volvis. favors the formatInn of the h1ther'win.'
rnon a.
plexes. The normal oxIdn.oridn. of Zn(II) 117 a
~4ied cirtruit at 20' was detd;.E1O -IM1 in
ZnT vlilt;
4ostability const. of the catuDift
Nlli)j t VC
vas detd.: ICI*,- 3.08. X MIA. in a"ord with the value
-M at 2, COM-'
en b/ Lefebvre; 3.63 X 10 J*; also for the
K1v
R, A~47-i
x jZn(Nlli~j t at 2#?,
IN

FISEL, Simon; IOROA# Nicolas
Complex salts of the higher fatty acids (VIII): chromatographic study
of the lauric acids of Co 2 , Ai 2- and Cu 2. Studii chemie Iasi 10
noe2t183-194 159. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Academia Republicii Populare Romineq Filiala Iasi; Institutul de
ChWe "Petru. Poni." Universitatea "Alex* Is Cuza" Iasi, Catedra
de Chimie anorganica.
(Wts) (Zinc) (Cobalt) (Nickel) (Copper)
(Fatty acids) (Chromatography) (Laurie acid)
(Cadmium) (Mercury) (cations)

. I
TIQIU, Margareta -;.; OG. .,TAN, Ma-,cel;j01?G:'; lli~rjlr~e- G-1117 luillan
3uLlt, cornilexo,,; with 5-nitrobarbiturP: ttc,14~. lRev rhi--t;cj "Louna 9
I
no.10:57f-584 0 164.
ou-ij. liit~,UlLutx of (if tiik, !L'v!j,,jr~,,jjj
Brw)(!!,, 41 A Alcea Gri,rof-a Ghica Voda.

PONI, Margareta P.; BOSTAN, Marcel; IORGA, Nicolae; GABE, lulian
complex salts of the 5-nitrobarbituric acid. Pt.2. Studii
cerc chim 13 no.10:619-628 0 164.
1. "Petru Poni" Institute of Chemistry, Rumanian Academy,
Iasi Branch, 41 A Aleea Grigore Chica Voda.
6

BULGARIA/Fsm Anirnle. Horres Q-2
Abr Jour s Rof Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, No 49972
Author : Popov, V.j Peliyov, Khaj Iorgov I.
Inst : Hini-etry of Agriculture
Title : Subctituting r Pert of Concentretod Foods and Hey by Corn
Silogo in the Diet of Colts.
Orig Pub : Nauchn. tr. 11-vo zoned i gorita, Sr. zhinotnovodstvo i vat.
dole, 1957, 2, No 1p 1:14
Abstract : In the diet of 1j-2 yopr old colts of the draft brood, 1 kg
of conccntroto and 2 kg of hey were subrtitutod by 10-12
kc- of corn Eilage. Also, in the dictof weaned foals, o.4-o.8
k- of octs and I kg of hey wore substituted by 5-7 kg of
silage. The rorulting weight geine wore higher than the
might geins in control aninels.
Card 1/1

IORGOVO Ve

ZORGU, G.
OMectrompg4a tbecry* by LA, Stratton. Revieved by G, Iorp,
Mectrotobzd6a 21 no.4t150 Ap f63.

IORGU, Nikulao Cand Tech Soi -- (dies) "Experimental studies in the field
-i~ LWXI~406 onorete." Mos, 1959. 18 pp
of , of n6metal reinforowent for a
including cover (Min of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education USSR.
-Mon Order of Labor Red Banner Construction Engineering Inst im. V. V. Kuybyshev),
200 copies (KL, 49-69, 140)
-41-

IORGULLSOa,A--
Determining the radon atmospheric concentration through the wasurment,
of catabatic solids by filtration tests. Studii cerc fiz 11 nol:
232-235 6o. (EUI 10:1)
(Radon) (Radioactive fallout) (Filters and filtration)

OWESCU M.; IOR *#OAA
,,"WQW ~~w d
Organism irradiation due to atmospheric fallout. Studii cere
fiz 14 no.6:769-773 163.
1. Institutul de fizica atomica, Bucuresti.

IORGULESCU) Florin, conf. ing. (Bucuresti); DIACON., Alexandru, conf.
Considerations on the use of the Rumanian water power resources
during the 1961-1980 period. Energetics. Rum 10 no. 11:457-463
N 162.
1. Director tehnic al Inatitutului de studii si proiectarii
energetice (for Ioegulescu).
2. Inginer specialist 16L Institutul de studii si proiectari
energetice (for Diacon).

BUTkSGU,E. dr..- TORGULESCUI,.K, dr.; GALOTA, St., dr.; TATAFJJ, dr.;
CIOBANUqi~,~.- ~.-, MPNIAS, M., dr.; CANCICVIG., $., or,
Clinical aspects of,poieoning with inoectleldes and fungicides
and our therapeutic experiences. Microblologia (Bucur) 9 no.5:
453-456 S-0 164
1. Lucrare efectuata In Spitalul nr-3, Graiova.

RUMANIA
BUTTESCUt E., Drt -IORGULESCU,_M,, Drp TATARUr N-v Dr, CIOBANUP 1-9
Dr, and CALOTA, St-e-fania-, Dr_.-Vo-rk--~erformed at the Hospital
NO 3 (Spitalul Nr 3), Craiova.
"Clinical and Epidemiological Considerations in 45 Cases of
Uterine Tetanus."
Bucharest, Microbiologia, Parazitologia, Epidemiologia, Vol 11,
140 3P may-Jun 6rv pp 269-272.
Abstract [Authors, English summary modified): After a review.of
the datg7in Rumanian and world literature regarding uterine
tetanust the authors discuss 45 cases of the infection seen at
the Department for Infectious Diseases of the Craiova Hospital*
Attention is called,to the great diversity of forms which may
occur and to the severity~of the disease, which showed a death
rate of 84.6 percent. Whiletimely serum therapy and curettage
gave the highest recovery rate of the treatments tried, the
authors stress that the only effective prophylaxis consists of
specific prophylactic measures coupled with a general rise of
educational and sanitary,standardso
Includes 10 r6ferenceag.of which 2 Rumanian, 2 English-
language and 6 French-language* -- Manuscript submitted 1 October
1964.
1/1

MEMM

BUTTESCU, B., Dr, JO
i+AG- Dr, and TATARU, N., Dr. Work
al
performed at Hosp al k6 3 (4italul Nr 3), Craiova.
"Staphylococcal Scarlet Fever."
Bucharesto 14icrobiologia, Parazitologia, Epidemiologia, Vol S.
No 5, Sep-Oct 63, PP 433-436.
Abstract [Authors' English summary modified]: A report on four
cases of the disease treated at the Craiova Hospital for Con-
tagious Diseases. Clinical aspects are described, as are the
positive laboratory tests that confirmed the diagnoses. It is
pointed out that staphylococcal infections are on the increase.
Includes 2 Bnglish-language and 3 Rumanian references.

BUTTESCU,,E., dr.; ICRGUIMCU,,M., dr.; TATARU,N., dr.
Staphylococcal scarlatina. Microbiologi~ (Bacur) 8 no.5:1+33436
S--Ot63.
1. Luorare efectuata in Spitalul nr.3, Craiova.

IORGULESCU, P.
Sterility in animals. p. 71. NATURA. Bucuresti. Vol. 7, no. 3.
May/June 19,55.
SOURCE: East European Accessions Ust (EEAL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5. No. 7. July 1956.

PRN
IORGULESCU, P., dr. (Bucure3ti)
Eggs of Artemis, salina, a now biological reagent. Ilatura
Biologie 16 no.3:93-94 Ijy-Je 164.
A third type of twins? Ibid..94

BALLY, D.; BENES, L.; ILIESCU, N.; IORGULESCU OLTEANUP I.
Characteristics of a universal X-ray tube. Studii cerc.fiz.12
no.2t461-467 161.
1. Inatitutul de fizica atomics Bucuresti.
(X-ray tubes)

BALLY, D,; BENES, L,; ILIESCUO N.; IORGULESCU, St.
The absorptIon spectrum i of the elements such as zinc, arsenic,
selenium zirconium,, and molybdenum, irradiated with neutrons.
Studii cere fix 13 rio.3s"3-448 162.
LInstitutul do fisica. atomica, Buouresti.

L.j ILIESQU, N.; jgRMMQU,,,S
t. I
X-ray spectrometer with'a 2m arm, Studii cerc fii 14 no.1:73-
78 .163.
1e Institutul de fizica atomic& Bucuresti,

iC)RGULESCIJ,, Th., and others
Geologic and micro-paleontologic considerations on sorne salt deTosits of
Rmmnia. P 127
R'EITISTA MINMOR. (14Lnisterul YAnelor, Ministerur Industriei Petrolului s-I
Chiriei, Directia. Exploatarilor Ydniere si Asociatia Stinitifica. a Inginerilor
si Tehnicienilor din Rominia) Bucurestil Rwania. Vol. 10, no. 4, Apr. 1959.
Monthly List of 'East European Accessions (FUI) W. Vol. 8, no. 9, Sept. 1959.
11nel.

IORISH, A.L.
25194 lorish, A.L. lealedovanie ZWvazneniya Atmosfernogo Vodukha Odnogo Iz
Raynnov Laningrada, Trudy Leningr. San,-Gigleno Hed. In-tfL. T. 1. 11 1949
a. 49-62
30; Let6plal No. '33, 1949

AID P - 3645
Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 9/18
Author : Iorish, A. L.,, Nand. Med. Sci.
Title : Some data on eye contamination in the streets
Periodical : Gig. i. Ban., 10, 40, 0 1955
Abstract : Deals with air conditions in the vicinity of electric
power plants or railroads, and recommends the installation
in the streets of cinder-catching devices to prevent cases
of eye contamination by coal, cinder or dust particles.
Table.
Institution : Leningrad Medical Institute of Sanitation and Hygiene
Submitted : Ap 19, 1955

-I07RYSH, A.
-V?O~ ~- ft4~
Rnterprise funds for ameliorating workers' living conditions and improving
production. SeT.profoolusy 4 no.1:57-58 A 156. (MIU 9:4)
(Industrial management)
. - M

ICRISH, A.L.
of sessures for alr purif lestion In the Isulegrad
area. 2rudy 1"NI 26:86-90 056. (on io: 6)
1. Kefedre kommiallsay glglyexy laningrsdskbgo soultano-
gig'"alchmskago awditsinabiego instituta. Zav. kefedray - prof.
I!PMI.Aggeyev.
(AIR PIOLIMION re"ation and eontrol.
In

IORISH, A.1i
Ocular traum suffered on the streets as an Index of air pollution.
Trudy AWKI 26:9"6 056. (Km lq--6.)
1. Zmfedra kommumallacy g1glyezy Lonlegradekago saniterno-giglyeal-
chaskogo maditsimakago Institute. Zov. kefodroy'- prof. F.K.Aigeyeve
(All P0LXUTI!xj
Causlas eye 12J. (202))
(I=, wounds aid Injuries.
caused by air pollution ('40))

IORISH, Aleksandr YOVRGWIYevich,-. KATWAN, Yakov Abramovich; PTITSU.,
S.A., red.; ZHITNIKOVA,
093e, tekbn* red*
(Ptinciples of the manufacturing technology of electric
vacuum devices] Osnovy tekbnologii, proizvodstva, elektrova-
,kuumrqkh priborov, Moskva, Goo. energ. izd-vo,, 1961. 51~ P.
(KCRA 15:2
(Electron tubes)

S/0109/64/0091002/0300/0307
ACCISSION NR: AP4017600
AUTHOR: Dubova, T. ~A.; Iorish, A Ye.;'Krapiulkova. M.'V.;
trov-,T.-IT.-I'Tord no~- V.; Chudnovskiy, F. A..
Moyzhes, B. Ya.; Pe MEM
al conductivity and thermo-end of a barium-strantium oxide In'll
TITLE: Electric
a magnetic field
'SOURCE: Radiotakhnika i alektronikai'v. 9,'no. 2, 1964, 300-307
TOPIC TAGS: electrical conductivity, thermo emf, oxide coated cathode-,
i barium strontium oxide, barium strontium oxide thermo emf, barium strontium
1, A, oxide conductivity
ABSTRACT: 'Measurements were'taken of factory specimens of Ba
-Sr oxide
100-200-microns thick, placed between two cylindrical nickel baaes (see
%agnetic field.' One of the tubes was
Enclosure 1) and subjected to a transverse n
equipped with a ring aiode and served to measure.the thermo-emission fro
Card

ACCESSION NR: AP4017600
side surface of the oxide. The effect of temperature and the magnetic field an
the -resistivity and thermo-emi of the B.a-Sr oxikle was investigated. Estiffated
from experimental results, the free-path length of an electron in the cathode
pores is 4- 30 microns and the electron mobility is from 3. 5 x 10 4 to. 2 x'10S
cm/v sec for the various specimens. The thermodynamic'work function,
electron concentration, and conductivity are also estimated. It is inferred that
the pores in the oxide cathode must be open'and intercommunicating and, there-
fore, that under total thermionic -current conditions, the electrons must be
emitted by the entire, near -surface layer of the oxide; ihis fact may, In part,
explain the abnormally high Schottky effect in oxide cathodeo. Orig. art. has.,
7 figures, 13 formulas, -and I table.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 30Dec6Z DATE ACQ:,.'.l8Mar64 ENCL: 01
SUB CODE. GE NO REF SOV: 001 OTHER: 003
213
Cord

ACCESSION NR: AP4043079 S/0109/64/009/00811447/1457
Moyzhes, B. Ya.; Sorokin, 0. V.
t,AUtHOR;
Chudnovskiy, F. A.
TITLE: Temperature distribution in i"cathode oxide coating
SOURCE: Radiotakhnika, i alaktronika, V. 9, not 8, 1964, 1447-1457
TOPIC TAGS: oxido cathode, electron tube, electron tube cathode,
cathode, (Ba5r)C03 cathode
(BaSr Ca) Co
ABSTRACT: The theoretical and experimental investigation of the temperature
i diBtributiori inan oxidc-coated cathode is reported. The theoretical part differs
from the well-known work of H. C. Hamaker (Philips Res. Repts., 1947, Z, 55-
67, 103-111, 11 Z- 125) in that the temperature drop in the oxide is not assumed
Small, and an allowance is made for the Joule heat in the oxide, for the refractive
index of the oxide, and for the radiation reflected by the anode. The experimen-
tal part includes measuring the thermal conductivity (10--'-3x 10-' w/cm-
degree) of oxide-coating grains at temperatures ranging from room temperature'
;.Card 1/2

ACCESSION Nit: AP4043679
down to liquid-nitrogen temperature. It is e~s'timated that the temperature of the
oxide may be 'higher than that of the cathode base by hundreds of degrees when
heavy emission currents are involved; a still higher difference is possible under
pulsed operating conditions of the tube. The anode reflection has an essential
effect on the temperature distribution. Not spots on the cathode due to low
thermal conductivity at heavy emission or due to an insufficient rate of 1heat
removal from an underheated cathode may result in sparking; a formul'a giving a
criterion of the cathode thermal instability is offered. The heat radiation
capacity of a Ni-base oxide cathode was measured; the radiation dipsipation
factor, which corresponds" to a photon free-path length of 30-50 mi'crons at 800-
900C, is estimated.. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 31 formulas, and Z tables.
A ASSOCIATION: -none
ENCL.
SUBMITTED: 15Jun63 00
SUB CODE: EC NO REP SOV: 005 OTHER: Oll
:card 2/z

TORISHO L. S*
"Some Facts About the Condition of the Blood Circulation in Hypertonic
Disease." Sub 26 Mar 51, Second Moscow State Medical Inst imeni L V. Stalin.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees In Moscow
during 1951,
SO: Sum. No. 4801 9 May 55.

1. TOGELISONt Le 10;
2. USSR (600)
4. Heart-Infarction
7. Regional diagnosis of myocardial infarcts frm electrocardiographic d46ta; first
communication. Vop. pat. serd. sos. si.9t,, 2 no. 1 19531
Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, AprJ2 -1953, uncl.

SHTANCHAYNT, S.Ts., ponoshchnik apidemiologa (Kokehetav)
"Therapeutic qualities of honey and boo venoilsO N.P.-lorlsh. Re-
viewed by S.To.Shtanchasy. Yelld.t akushe 11065:62-63-M-775.
(ICRISH, N.P.) kKm 8:7)
(VOOK)

IO,~MSH, Na= Petrovich
(Upeftl beverage] Polemrqi napitok. Tbilisi., Sabchota Sakartvelo,
1958. 20 p. (MIRA 14ill)
(MANY MEDICAL)