SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ISMAILOV, D. - IZMAYLOV, V.

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I'Sy. AILOV y -D-.-T.
Dissertation: "Effect of Superphosphate in Org-anomineral Granules con the Yield of Cotton
in Azerhaydzhan." Cand AFr Sciss Mo3cow ~tcademy of Agriculturist ---en.j. K. A. -finir-yazev,
Moscowt 1953. (Referativnyy Zhurnal-Khimlyats Moscow, No 4, Feb 54)
SO: SUM 243, 19 Oct 54
IV

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J~eli,YLOV, F.
36770. IZvAYL3V, F. i CHICHAYEV, I. Po pavodu stat'i (F. uctevatIcir-'a i F.
Kryuchkovoy) "Letniye posevy lyutserny v rastushchly khlopchatnik", opublikovannoy
v gazete 'Travda Vostoka" 20 avqusta 1949 qoda. 3ots. sel. khoz-vo Uzbekistana,
1949, No. 4, c. 82-84
SO: 1'etopis' Zhurnallynkh Statey, Vol. 50, Roskva, 1949

I%KATLOV, F.
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Leading driver of the Alma-Ata bus and taxi station. Ayt.transp.
32 no,6:38 Je 154. (XU?A 7:9)
1. Alma-Atinskiy aytobunno-teksomotornyy park.
(Beliaev. Vladimir Mikhailovich)

IZ14AYLOV, GOA. (Mordovskaya ASSR, Saransky 1-y Sovetijkiy per., d.15)
Combi-aation of perforation and acute bleeding f~rom it gastric
ulcer. Klin.khir. no*WO-81 S 162. WRA 16t5)
1. 1-ye khirurgicheskoye otdeleniye Respublikanskoy bollnitxy
Hordovskoy ASSR. (STCHACS--UlLM)

IMIAYLOVt G.A.
k;asure-ment of the weight concentration of dust in air by means of
ys. Zav.lab. 27 ho.1:40-43 161. (MIRA 303)
beta ra
L, TSentrallnayn laboratoriya avtomatiki.
(Dust) (Beta rays)

IZMAYLOV, G.A. Saransk, Pervy-i Sovets':'Cly per., C1,15)
D-iagnosis of supperating cysts of the uraclitw. Nov. khir. arkh.
no.9:80 S 161, OMIRA 14:10)
1. lyv khirargicheskoye otrleleniya v. - zavi-titahermyy vmch
Mordovekkoy ASSR M.P.Yurtaykina) Resp~lailkanakoy b3liatity Yordovskoy
ASSR.
(URINAla ORGIM-DISEASES)

..III il III fill 1 1 It 11 1~ !I I I I I I .. I .. , I
fZ111-M.011), G.A.
Dlagnostjlc qgrr(,r,; In is!r,ingulated traumatic dlapi --
1rulp-.atic hernia.
Ylin. khir. m.l.-71-72 1~6. (Y-1- RA 18 18 )
1. 1--yo -A-d-ilottily- ftoopijbl.L~oriokvy hollnLivy
W 1,
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KLYUYEV, I.I.; SHAVENZOVA, Ye.Z.; IZMAYLOV). G.A. (Hordovokaya AMR,
Saransk, 1-y Sovetskiy pei-.,---d'-J5--) --- -----
RAdical surgical treatment of eleph&ntiasis or the lower
extremities. Ortop., travm. i protez. 24 no.3:60-62 Mr 163.
(MIRA 111:2)
1. 1z 1-go khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya Respublikanskoy
bollnitay Mordovskoy ASSR.

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~ . , : " *.' , (I , jj . (-,,I :-!I n s i P Moroov.1 ()~- ", ',--j , , ,
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Fxcraperitoneal ruptures of Vpst,. , ~ ~ , :.,, : ,)
ro.2:88-90 F 164. WI fi~4
1. 1z I-go khirurgicheskogo otri-, le- 1.y..,. respuird 5-
I
1-.-)Ilni'..,iy (glavny-y vrach - V.',',.

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IVIATIM, G.S.
Mchinococcosis -,' the mammary gland. Khtrurgila no.6-.67 Jo '55.
(BRWT--HYDATIDS) (MLRA 8:10)
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IZKAYLOV, G.S.
Osteoma of the mastoid process. Testooto-rin. 18 in.o.5:112 8-0 J56.
(MASTOID PROCESS--TUKORS) (MIRA 9:11)

IZIRAYT :11T
I,%-, V -a - S Lt-, ni ri~;rad
Adaptive function of the sympathetic innervatioii of thot viaal r,'.Ucosa.
Zhur. uoh... nos. i gorl. bol. 20 no.4tl8-21 Jl-Ag '61,
. (MIUA lj,-6)
1. Iz kafedry otorinoloringologii (nachallnik - zasluzhennTr
deyatell nauki prof. K.L.Khi-lov) Voyenno-meditsiriskoy ordena
Lenina akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(NOSE-IIIIIEWATION) (CHOLINESTERMSE)

14 - 57-7-15092
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geogra"iya, 1957, Nr 7,
p 146 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Izmaylov, I. V.
TITLE: Faunal Association in the Artificial Forests of the
Khoper Preserve (Nekotoryye zakonomernosti forrriro-
vaniya fauny iskusstvennykh lesnykh na,3azhdenj.y v
rayone Khoperskogo zaj)ovednika)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Khopersk. gos. zapovednika, 1956, Nr 2, pp 123-
130
ABSTRACT: Few species of birds inhabit pine stands one to three
years old, and these species are of the oFen-space
type. Vjhen the stands grow older-, "forest" birds
begin to settle in them, while their rodent popu-
lation decreases. After the nesting season the bird
population becomes more varied becauae of the immi-
Card 1/2 gration of species from natural forests. The author

IZM.kywv, I.V.
"Bibliography of Irkutsk Province"; biolof7. Revisired by I.Y. Izmallov.
Kraeved. sbor. no.2:171-172 '58. (MIRA 13:2)
(Irkutsk Province-Biologv-Bibliography)
(Bibliography--Irkutsk Province--Biologr)

IZM&YIDV, I.V.; KIULWCHAAUYNV, Y.K.
Birds of the AW& Valley. Kraeved.obor. no.4:112-128
159. (blim U.-7)
(Huys, Talley--Birds)

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IZK&YLOV, _I.V.; PROKOFIYICT, X.A.
Distribution of siskins (Carduelio ffpinus) in Buryat-
., . Mongolia. Kraeved.abor. no.4:136-138 '59, "
(MBA -13:7)
(Buryat-Mongolia-Yinches)
4

IZMAYWV.,,I.V.; STARKOV, I.A.
Zoological research in the southern part of the Utim Plateau
in 1960. Kraeved. sbor, no.6:70-93 161. (KIRA 15:2)
(Vitim Plateau-Zoolo&7)

BUYAN7YYEV, B.R., red.; I~ZAIWV, I.V., red.; NAGORNOVA, A.Ydi.p red.;
RADNAYEV, A.C. tekhn, ied-.-
(Problema in the protection of nature in the Ejuryat A.S.S.R.)
Voprosy okhrany prirody Buriatii; materialy. Ulan-Ude, Nirlat-
skoe k-nizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 125 P. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Buryatakaya konforentsiya po okhrane prirody, let, Ulan-Ude)
1961. 2, Buryatskiy komplekenyy nauchno-issledovatellmkiy inati-
tut Severo-Osetinokoy Akadendi nauk SSSR (for Buyantyyev).
3. Buryatskiy pedagogicheakiy institut im. D.1-wnzamra (for
1!7?rmylov).
(Buryat-Mongolls.-Natural resources)

ACCESSION NR: AT4043276 S/2744/64/000/007/0101/0108
AUTHOR: Lapitskaya, 0. 1., Sady*kov, R. Kh., lzmaylov, 1. Y4j,
TITLE: Investigation of the eleciropyrolysis of liquid hydrocarbons for the production of
acetylene
SOURCE: Ufa. Bashkirskly nauchno-loaledovatollskly Institut no jwrerabotke nafti.
Trudy*, no. 7, 1964. Sernlsty*yo nefti I produkty* ft perer;p alki (Sour crude oil and
products of refining), 101-108
TOPIC TAGS: hydrocarbon, acetylene, electropyrolysis, Diesel fuel, acetylene
oduction, hydrocarbon pyrolysis
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ABSTRACT- A laboratory apparatus for producing acetylene by ailectropyrolysLs' of ltqWd
hydrocarbons Is described (see Fig. I in the Enclosure) and the most succossful con-
atruetionof_ the reactor Is schematically of the di-
mensions and weight of the movable contacts as well as of the dilstance betwe'6n the utation-
ary electrodes is Investigated. The yield in the reactor Increased and the consumption of
electricity per 1 rr13 gas decreased with Increasing dimensions of the movable. contacts.
With increasing weight of the movable contacts, the electric conimmption per I m*3 acetylene
increased and the gas yield Increased proportionally to the loaxl; the oampDaition of the
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ACCESSION NR: AT4043276
ENCLOSURE: 01
Fig. I - Technological diagram of the laboratory installation.' 11 -1 - reutor (see
Fig. 2); E-1 & E-2 - intermediate tanks; E-3, E-4 & E-5 - btibblers; E-6 -
gas meter; E-7 tank with Inert gas; E-8 - raw material tank;X-1 - immersible
refrigerator; 11-1 - gear ptimp
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LAPITSKAYA, 0.1,; SADYKOV, R.U.; MWLOV, I.Ye.
Y
Investigating the electropyrolysis of liquid hydrocarbons with
a -v-iew to obtaining acetylene. Trudy BashNII P no.7olOl-108 164.
(14IRA 17:9)

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AUTH07: En 1 n e e r
TITLE: Machinin- Clurvin- Surfaces 'NJ~thwAll-
botka krivolineynyl-h z:)overkhnostey tez !,-o,7~ira)
PERIODICAL: il,'asi-linostroi tel I1`1c,-)
ABS'LRACT: The
c he s "-o,-,o ma, s 1~, i no,3t, r oy i:! n I y a.
(Scientific Research Institute ~-olli,-n-,,A-~c, L'
nstruction) ne-ede," -3
chine C-
drical cam (te:n-olate) with a v~11-ryinC,-.Ieaa c-piral
j -
'Fic -L-h vmd lead 9nd
-roove 1, -ure 1)'
endinG 162 nLir ovei,
ing 1)-1/16 turn8. 'T-,ie pr.,~~-e!n wos me~, b3,
the formula
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Machining Curving Surfaces Without a. Tracer
3-DV/117-59-3-18/57
the same method as the cutt.-ing, .~,,ith I;he end mill
replaced by an "arbor" with a 'IfIloating" b-lish-ing.
Machining of the groove by ona ol.-)erator took ILj_
hours for the rough milling, 311- hours for the fin-
ish milling, and 12 hours for the checl~ing. The
described cutting method is rec.ommendt)(I as more com-
mercial than the conventional motliod %,iith the use
of tracers in the case of single-piece and sm,,A.l-
range production, and permits the cut-ting of prac-
tically any curved grooves with available machine
tools, and without complex auxildary fixtures zind
marking. There are two diaLtrams and I photograph.
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IATKO, T.D.; MATAYXV, G.A.; IZ14AYWV,
Geological structures in connection with the talVing of fractured
carbonate layers and the completion of wells. Geol. nefti i gat:a
4 no.5:42-45 MY 160. (DIIRA 13:9)
1. Dagestanskiy sovnarkhos.
(Fetroleum geology)
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IZMAYLOVI L.B.
Determination of external loads acting on casinr5 coluimis. Trudy
GrozNII no.10:12-20 161. O"Ma 1512.0
(Oil well casing) (Rock pressure)

IZIMIYLOV, L.B.
Calculating casings for collapse resistance. Izv. wya,, ucheb.
zav.; neft' i gaz 5 no.6:41-46 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Groznenakiy neftyanoy inatitut.
(Oil well casim)
fjT~,

12',MAYLOV, II.B.
Effect of temp,,-!rature chariper occiirrIng in it well on the
external pressure on a caviiii- -,~trIng. Ileft, kho-n, ZJ
Ag 165* (,,T-,A I,".:

UTKO, T.D.; UJINAYLOV, L,G.,, MATAYEV, G.A.
Causes of casing breakdown and collapse. Neftlamik 6, no,3:12-13
Mr 161. OMA 14: 10)
1. Sotrudniki TSentrallnoy nauchnoissledovatel'okoy laboratorii.
(Oil well casing)
;1; !1 1-1 1 H I

IZMAYLOV) M.
Give more attention to the problems of wage cantrol. Den. i
kred. 21 no.11150-55 N 163. (MITIA 17:2)
1. Nachallnik planovo-okonomichookogo otdela Aama-AtInskoy
oblastnoy kontor7 Gosbanka.
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IZVAYLOV M.Z. [deceased]; SHOSMIKO, Yu.V.- CILITIL14 V,V.
P ~ .9 1 -
Use of polymeric materials in partition chronato. r,~ ar.~jr ifith
inverted phases. Dop. AN URSR no.23201-205 162. (KU 15:2)
1. Kharlkovskiy nauchno-issledovateltskiy khimiko-faniatsevti-
cheskiy institut. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN USSR (for lzmaylov).
(Chromatographic analysis)(Polymern)

Chemical Abst.
Vol. 48 No. 9
May 10, 1954
Mineralogiccl and
Geological Chemistry
'AiUsTor 'Ili th-e-5,41! , -t1, Tone ilrXiZire-m-G. ado' TiO
in the Rulitti-Cabar. abul MITI. I 1~~ Glafrii
S111.4,1 ZO-1-111"t ni'lli't. Itai..
g4l", . No. 1,
of,hi,if: (jurvity rn:vjr,
as fiTillre-fillifil; veilli In :It Is 1,:flcally rj-
httt!d t.) th.: ilittusion 0( swildill :-Iy. arbij: tri,vili-tri.
Mich.vA 1-11:iw~jvr

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P. I
GIVR.19H, AJ .; 1'~JOAYLOV, N.A., proF., 1
Cnnsi.,rtntri of tiLonotiiation ()f flo-Mil xrrf,hic nr7irla In
Solutions. Ukr. khlm.zhur. 21) 003. (141PA 17:4)
1. Kliar'ko,tnkiy pornyy instWit,

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39
(MIRA 13:12)
1. -Y
kc,,r,-'!--f~y gosullirt~tvennyy univarsitet Imerd uur~~Cg,:. S;,bml 'ted
July 2-0, ~~46-!,.

lalAY LOV N,
The art, yt F!
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TIMOFLIEV, V. N.; PALTUSOVAO 1. 1.; IZMAYLOV, 0. A.; SHWAR, F. R.
Investigating the aerodynamics of a smoke f1ve in blaot
furnace air preheaters. Sbor. nauch. trud. VVIIMT no.82360-372
162, (141RA 16-: 1)
(Blast furnaces) (Flues-Aerodynanics)

10,-15/' 3
AUTTIOR izmayLov P~.A,,, Chief, and P'Iyua, G~"_ Senior Engineer
TITLE~. Experience in Automation of ln-~ra-rayon Telephone C ommu -
nications
PERIODICAL7 Vestnik svyazi, 1959, Nr 10, pp Til -26 (MO-3,R)
ABSTRACT: Tbis article is concerned with au",omati,)n of intra--rayon
telephone communications (VRS) facilitips in the Iloscow
oblast'. By way of introduction the authors state that in
1956 telephonization of all sovkhozes Lachine.-tractor
stations, sel'skiye sovety (rural COIV~Cils) and kol-khoz
offices was completed, They then revieliv recent achi.eve-
merits in automation of VRS facilities ~ 101 VRS automatic
teleDhone stations (ATS) and 51 UPTSs were put in onera-
tion by the end of 1958, as a resiilt of wh,.ch more ~.han
57;'/o of VRS stations were operating around the clock at
the beginning of this year: at present VRS communications
is flully automatic in 5 rayons-: the Rronnitr,,5 Klin, Loto-
shiro, Ozery anu Chekhov ray(-,ns; the level of VRS a,,itoma-
tion is high in the Dmitrov, Yegor~r_n%lq Naro- Fomin&-- Pod old.~L
.
.
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It is plann.
Orekhovo.-Z"uyevo and Stupirr, ra,,,,ons .

S07/1 I 1 -55 9-10- 15/2 1
E,xper-Lence in Automation of Intra-rayon Telephone Communications
replace all manual stations with atitomatic ones by the
,ind of 1961. The economic advantagi:izi of -this automation
work are also cited. The balance of the article is devo-
ted to the organization of work in alitomi-ition of VRS fa-
cilities, Installation is done on -the basis of a yeirly
plan drawn tip by the direktaiya radlotranslyatsionnoy
3eti (Board of the Radio Broadcaotiz4ig Relay Network) and
approved by the heads of the communications administra-
tions. The processes of planning, projecting, prepara-
tion and installation are outlined-; standard designs, de-
veloped by the "Giproovyaz'" Institute, in somewhat modi-
fied form, are used. Before 1958 equipment assembly work
In the VRS ATSs was done by the remontnava-montazhnaya
~Iontora ('aintennnce and Assembly of the communi-
ill (ffice
cations administration; in 1958 thLO work was transfer--
red to the SMUR; at present instal1ation of VRS ATS e-
quipment J~s done by workers of the SMUR and the rayon
communications offices. The authors note the shartELire of
2onnecting circuits and the need for large scale cutput
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Experience in Automation of Intra--rayon Telephone C'Grlmunicatlona
and B,A. Shcherbakov, technicians at tile Voskresensk and
Ruza rayon communications offices respectively. The au-
thor mentions courses for preparation and re-training of
VRS technician by the communications administration and
DRTS: 4 VRS ATS technicians are namedi L..V. Golomazov
(photo'), N.I. Turkin, I.I. Ivanov, V,I, Morozov, of the
Podol2sk, VoskresenskV Dmitrov and Yegc-.,l:yevsk. -.omnunica_
tions offices. Service, maintenance and checking of au-
tomatic stations is discussed and outli.ned. The authors
conclude with mention of a number of things which are hol-
ding up further and faster development of the VRS system;
in particular he notes the need for serial production of
block stations with up to 40 numbers capaci-ty. neceosary
for the VRS network-, a system for automation of battery
charging and stabilizatlon of the line voltage used for
this purpose is also lacking. They also mentLon defective
equipment manufac tared for US) AT39, apecifica~liy flie
rotary switches in the charge..dllochargo! paneis supplied
Card 4i1 with UATS-50/100 equipment,
ASSOCIATION: DRTS Moskovskoy oblasti. (Mosccyi Obla!~t
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i4NO'V, A. I.; IZWLUV, ?.I.; IIZTROV, N.A.; TROHISKIY, B.V.; SlAftWMKOV.
D.A., reak1b , G.P., redaktor; BOURTIMA, I.I., redaYtor;
KnIMIN, G.M., tekhniCheskiy redaktor,
[Topocraphyl Topografiia, Pod obahchat red. D.A.I;lobodahikova.
Moskva, Izd-vo geodesioheskoi lit-ry. Pt. 1. 1954. 539 p. (Microfilm]
(Topographical surveying) (KLHA 7:11)

IZKAYIDV, R.; ZAXYATIN, V.
Record soaring glider. Kryl.rod. 11 no.10314-17 0 160,,
04LRA 13: 11)
(Gliders (Aeronautics))
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USSP./Pbys~cal (2 ,c m i s t r yKinotico. Combuw-Lon
Explosjv~-S. Topocher'lio try, Catbly(lic
Ab., Jour RcfQrut ~Wa - .1,1antya, No 0, IgYr, 31"
Author Fyju~,~ Ya "l, " .17 ,'Vi
! jj~!L-R,
Ills'. D,-:Fartrient of Chomical -6i-1--m.;s, Acwlemy of flc!4~ucet; UOS!i
Tltl,~ ca-Lalyt,i,., Hy:1-ro-Condensattoit of (';~r')u,n bj,~nox!;di~ vith
olefins. Cuumunicttion 14. Muturt'. Tnoiii1%):-r.-r0uo1i Of

.) f(:-;A
Butenc-1 and butene-2 Mulor Cundlti.~zm r
Hydro-Condennal.ion ,)f C2~: t~cm 1.1onc,)ri-le irl.th Olofir,-,

nicaticii 15. 1: dro-Con',ini-Aiua c,f C, crl:on M,,,j:.oxi(2c fl-~i
-Y
Buteiic---2,.
r i g Pub Izv. PN ISS.2R, Ctd.. kh -m. 1',, 1956, tic, 1--, 46,T-11-7' 75-1
Abstract 14. Invescig-ution of' flip action of IficrierIzatic'n of
butene-1 I,1) to buten.-.~ t and of IF to 'E, '01- 190
space v,-!~City 66-101) ItIOUr ., ,,ver cabAys-ttj of tho rtmc-
tion of hydro-condei,--~atj.on CO with "A-eflnv. It I's
shc.-wn '.hall in thp of H,~ th(~ vwctioiji,~ 1--*11
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RDBI'S7,ON,Te.A;GRISHINA, O.N.-, ICKHAMOVA, L.A.1 IMANCIDUTEV, P.A.:
BONCHER, L.To.; KASRAYEV. S...n.G.,- A'URKHABOYA.,
N.G.; GONIK. V.KO,- BATBURDVA, M.Kh.; HICILkYEVA, M.A.
Petroleums of the Tatar A.S.S.R. Izv.Kazan.fil.KN SSSR.Ser.khim.
nauk no.4!91-113 157. 041RA 12:5)
(Tatar A.B.S.R.-Petroleum)

Reaction of Isomerization in a Series of Butenes
Table 1 gives data on content in % of butens-2 (cis- and trans-form)
in an equilibrium mixture of n-butenes (to from 200-5000). Table 2
prewnts data on the content Zf n-butenes in an eqidlibrium mLrtum
(to from 27-7270)s wberein a cor~parison is mflo of the conposition of
equLlibrium mixturea of n-butenes com;mted by A, Vj, IiYoot (8) with
correspording data obtained experimentally by otbar authors (H. H.
Vogg, N. C. Hay L01-7 ). Table 3 gives data on tkwj free energies and
equilibrium constanTs of the isomerization DX butenes (in an ideal
gaseous state) (to from 25 to 3227o C.). Table 4 I)resents valves of
equilibrium concentrations of butenes (in an ideal gaseous states
to from 25-12270 C. for butene-1., brutene-2, butene-2 Ctraw-7. and
isobutene). Table 5% content of butens-1 and butene-2 in a mixture
in dependence on volumstric velocity (velocity Spate).
The outstanding persons2ities cited in text are: F. E. Frey and W. F.
Huppkes for their study on the dehydrogenization of n-butane at
to of 350-5000 under conditions of the absence of isobutene in the
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IZMAYL91, R.I.; OiTtZHN91, A.M.; MCCIFOV, G.I.; 71FiM-Y,V,-.S, R.A.
Thermocataly-tic oonvernions of hydrocarbons of a petrole=
C6-fraction on A1203-Pt catalyint. NafteklAidia 1 W.41505--
508 JI-Ag 161. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut organichevikay khimli AN SSM, Natant.

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Izv. All SSSR. Otd.khim.nauk no.'f':1310-1315 JI 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Ehimicheskiy institut im. A.Ye. A-rbuzova Kazanskogo f1liala
AN SSSR.
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Ko2khoz baratinokci nizinennost Z-BuroUnsk low]:-r4ls ccjl'.Octlv~ fan,-7.
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Electrons
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extracted by one molecule incident normallyq4m
metal's surface with velocity V as functiou or n.)Ie-
cule's polarizability alpha and minlaum diotance
x0 from surface characterizing repulsive force.
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Category 3 USSR/Gonoral Problems - Froblens of Tonebin-
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 2~, 1~57, lio 5521
Author : I P-Ylov, S.V.
Titlo : Concornin- the Frorossional-Fodezodeal Tronds in the Courne
0
on Theoretical Physics in PcdPCogicnI Institutor.
Orig Pub : Uch. zap. Loningr. gos. pod. in--t, 1,c56, 124, ili-13o
Abstrract : No abstract

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T
JTHORS:
A
Fradkin, E. Ye. ;,----1ZMa!oD-. V,
TITLE: On tI.e Permissible Transformations of the E quations for
. Particles With Higher Spine (0 dopustimykh preebrazovaniya"
uravneniy dlya chastits 9 vysshimi spinami)
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR# 1957t Vol- 114, Nr 2, pp.277-280
(USSR)
ABSTRAM The particles with any spine are described by equations of the
type (Li-$Rxi) + "X) W(xo I x1 , x2l x, 0
(C . In this connec-
tion Y(xo , X19 x 21 x3) sly(ct, x, Y, z) ijignifies the wave
function which is transformed according to a finitely-dimen-
sional representation of the complete Loren tz groupl
Li(i - 0,1,2,3) - quadratic matrices, X - a real constant
different from zero. The invariance of the abovo-mentioned
equation with regard to the just mentioned tranarformdion is
guaranteed
by the following additional cond itions for the
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matrices LI:
I ~A.

1 -1 /6 0
--2-12 '
On the Permis sible Transformations of the Equations for Particles With
HiCher Spine
V ia also given. For the particles with Maher h,,Llf-intezer
spins a - n + (1/2)(n only tht-1 donsity of charGe
of the free particle at rest in an invarlmnt ol' the per-
miasible transformations. Finally these transformations are
more closely investigated for a particle with spin 3/2. Tile
essential feature of these transformationo lies in change
of the metrics in the "additional" space with the opin 1/2.
There are 5 references, I of which i(; Sovilit,
ASSOCIATION: Leningrad State Pedagogical Institute imeni A. 1. Gertoon
(Leningradskiy goaudarstvennyy pedagogichookiy institut im.
A. I. Gertsena)
YRESENTED: December 29, 1956, by V. A. Fokf Academiciun
SUBMITTEDt December 21, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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On the Theory of Ion-Electron Eminiion From IMetals. a
I, Comparison With Experiment
for the linear section. It was clenr in till qu~i.rters
that a dependence of the coefficient 04' kin(,,tLc ion-
electron emission upon the work functi On mu~,t exist.
No succecs was, however, achieved in
a dependence experimentall It is deironsfrated in
this paper - formula (1 05~*_ that in the linear section
the secondary emission -io not only an function :,f the
work function, but also of the chemical pote.-,ti,al p
of the electrons in th(_~ metal. The chemicn.1 po-,ential
remains const~..-A, if the work function vur4..S 'tLecause
of a modification of the absorption layer and thus
the variation of y is.only dltermine~~y tine vari.:tion
of the function F ok~x) I x - 1 + 11 .FO(x)
drops rapidly with the increase of 1. T,,,e metals can be
classified as follovis with recpect to 'the reduction Of 7k:
Li,:Ta,K,Ili,Mo,A1,Ta,T,,Cu,Pt, and thus with recrel~t to
the increase of the work function:K,Li,lla,Tn,.'Alo,A1,W,Iii,
Cu,2t. These two series on the whole do t,.(.,t rlf~ee with
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On the Theory of Ion-Electron Emi5.siori Fro;:i L'Ietalo. EW/57- 2J- 1 o- 1 7/4r,
I, Com.,~,ari~--on 'Nit'- Experiment
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C111 C222
AUTHORs Izmaylov, S.V.
TITLEs On the question of the foundation of the special theory of
relativity
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Matematika, no-7# 1960, 213-
Abstract no.8252. Uch.zap.Leningr.gos.ped.in-ta, im.AvI.
Gertsenal 1958, 141, 19-26
TEXTt In the paper the author tries to give a "dynamic" foundation
of the special theory of relativity on the base of the general la"s of
the point dynamics, the law of the proportionality of mass and energy,
the principle of relativity, and the principle of the homogeneity of
the space.
[Abstractor's note: The above text is a full translation of the ori_-ii;.:.`
Soviet abstract.]
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Translation from-. Referativnyy zhurnal Metallurgiva, 1958, Nr t.),; p 145 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Izmaylov, S - V
TITLE: Ion-electron Kinetic Emission of Nit-tals
kaya emissiya iz metallov)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Lerlingr. gos. ped in-ta in-i A I Gertsena, 1958, Vol
166, pp 309-346
ABSTRACT: The author examines the secondary kinetic ton-electronic emission, i e
emission of electrons (E) of a metal when its surface is struck by ions
possessing great kinetic energy. A short review of the results of exper-
imental investigation of this emission and a of theories advanced
earlier are adduced. A detailed examination is made of the rnechanisrn
set forth by the author which consists .n the excitation of E conductivity
by the elect romagnetic inhibiting field of the ions falling oil the metal.
The calculation is performed with the aid of a model of free E for the
energies of c-i ions, which are appreciably greater than the energy of
E removal,,~e j it being assumed that the ions fall on the surface of the
metal perpendicularly, It is shown that the ernission coefficient )
Card 1/2 in a broad range of energies , e IVI I /ryi,~ loses its de-
pendence on r In qualitative agreement with the experiment it is found that the
distribution of the normal components of the in-iPLIISC of secondary E has .-. riaximurn,
the position of which is displaced towards greater energies with an increase n the
work function ID - It is shown that tFe ~ vnlue is gredtly dependent on the 4V 11
ratio, where P IS the Chemical PUtCI1tIdl Of IhU E (Orrespondinly to the observ~~d
strong variation of -Y during the formation of adsorption lavers Bibliagraphy~ _)5
references.
hi, K.
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Classical., Relativistic., and Quantum Meqhanics SOV/3813
TAWZ OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Laws of Motion of Hacroparticles
(Classical Mechanics)
1. Frame of reference and velocity 4
2. Mnpulse and energy 6
3. Laws of motion 7
4. Principle of relativity. Space and time In classical mechanics 3-1
Laws of Motion of an Electromagnetic Field
5. The electromagnetic field 13
6. Basic properties of the field 15
Electromagnetic waves
7. Energy and impulse of the electromagnetic wave. Law 61'
proportionality of mass and energy 16
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Classicalj Relativisticj and Quantum Mechanics BOV/383.3
19. Transmission of particles through the potential ba:rrier.
Theory of radioactive a-decay )42
20. Theory of antiparticles 16
AVAILABrZ: Librexy of Congress (QC131.19)
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1UTHORt Is.,maylov, S. V.
TITLEt The Theory of the Kinetic Ion.- Electron Enianion From
Metals. II
PERIODICILj Pizika tverdogo tela 1959 Vol 1, Ur 10,
pP 1546 - 1556 WSSII~
ABSTRACTs The mechanism of the electron emission (ion - electron
emission) caused by the impact of a positive ion upon a
etal surface depends on the ratio betreen the work function
of the electron leaving the metal and the neutralization
$
energy of the ion W i in different ways according to whether
Wi>/2� or W,~2 ~. In the former case the mechanism re-
sembles the Auger effect,.and in the latter the electron
is separated at the expense of the kinetic energy of the ion.
At suffiGiently high ion ener ies, this "kinetic" electron
emission is independent of I i~ and the sign of the ion
charge. The present paper deals with the theory of 3econdary
Card 1/4 kinetic ion-electron emission. In the introduction, the re-
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Metals. II
sults obtained by several experimental investigations dealing
with this subject are discussed ( Yeremeyev et al, krifov,
Ayukhanov, Starodubtsev, Dunayev, and FlOca). The results
of these investigations are given systematically in form
of rules. A) Rules concerning the coefricient of secotdary
kinetic ion-electron emission (t denotes the hverage namber
of electrons, the emission of v ich is Induced by one ion).
Here, six rules are found to apply, among others that is%
pare metals t is very small (t& 0.01 with Eio_nni 500 ev),
but that it increases cluickly in the prtsenco of absorbing
layers. Within a large energy intervaltl~ is a linear Paiaction
of the energy E i of the primary ion beam' both in pure metals
and in such containing absorbing layers ' in further practi-
cally independent of the metal temperaturt, and it decreases
with an increase in the mass of the bombarding ions. D) The,
rules of secondary ion-ion-eaission. Here five characteristic
interrelations are enumerated. In the .1olloving, the author
discusees the results of some theoretical papers dealiM
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AUTHOR: Izmaylov, S. V.
TITLE: The Theory of the Secondary Electron Emission Fron Metals
Under the Influence of Fast Beatral Atows. III
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1959, Vol 1, fir 10, PP 1557-1561 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt In an earlier paper the author, together with Furman,
developed a theory of the field induced electron emission
from metals by neutral molecules with electronegative pro-
perties. In the present paper the theory of the kinetic
electron emission from metals induced by neutral atoms in
investigated. It has been shown experimRntally that the
coefficient of kinetic atom-induced electron emission f,, (equal
to the number of electrons emitted per inc.ident atom o
the energy Ea ) is of the same order of maE;nitude as the
coefficient of the kinetic ion-induced electron emission
(Ref 2). The mechanism of the kinetic aton-induced electron
emission is assumed to be similar to that of the kinetic ion-
induced emission (Ref 3): The fast atom is partlyslowed down ins.
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Z'ffe4 2'2 2(1-0081wt
Pa(k)- 8 e (1+b) V 2f (12 4 4 ) (d'k 0). In
(211)' (k 0) W q
the following the two limits T~?Y~ and T