SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KARUNIN, B.A. - KARUS, YE.V.

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MGEY&7, P.A., doktor sell skokhozyaystvenAykh nauk; KARUNIN, B.A.,
11
kandidat sel'skokhozyayotvannykh ru&uk. .....
More attention to the expansion of clover growing. Zemledelie 4
no-5:10-15 W '56. OaaA 9:8)
(Clover)

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ORIG. PUB. Iieialadeliye, 1957, Nu. 12., 33,411
ABSTRACT L~~?oorwnendati.,=, of Kazakh in;3tltate of I-'eods ri-nd i'astu'rcs
s,md of' J-zha-mb-illakaya ~;xparinant Station cn the improve-
m-3at cif na-tural hay fields :uid p-jtaras by meuris of tidal
Str-3wa irri-ra, t Lori, addliti:)naj. Sowin~n of grasses, till~ze
and gypsum trautmant of solli; uad other vnaziur--~j. -- V. i.
Shinall ko

KARTiN iN , B . A-.
';'~ ~ - *- . -
(Growing red clover for fodder and seed] Vozdelyvania klevera
krasnogo na korm i semena. Moskva, GI)s. izd-vo selkhoz lit-ry,
1 1958. 105 P. (Glover) (MIRA 11:11)

KARUNIN, sallskokhozyaystvannykh nauk
Iet's have a high yield of graes seeds. Zemledelie 6 no.4-60-63
Ap 158. (HIM 3-1: 4)
(Grasses)

LLUNt I.V.t red.; MOVSISYANTSt A.P.9 red.; KARUNINq B.A., red.
[Zonal division of forage Pluto in the U.S.S.R.] Organizatsiia
kormoproizvodstva po zonam SM. Pcd red. J.V.Larinaq A.P.Mov-
sisiantsag B.A.Kirunina. Mookvaq Izd-vo M-va sellkhoz. SSSRq
1960. 322 p. (MIRA 14ig)
1. Voesoyu2naya akac*mi7a sel'akokhozyaystvenxWkh nauk imeni V.I.
Lenina.
(Pastures and meadows) (Forage plant#)

MATSURYAR, N.A., skademik, red.; SOKOLOV, N.S., red.; YRLAGIN, I'Ne,
kand.eellakokhoz.nauk, red.; KARMEN, B.A., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk,
red.; SMIGIN, A.K., doktor g-sograf,nauk,_red.; BARANOV, K.F.,
red.; ANTONOVA, NX. khudosh.-teklm.red.
[Winter hardiness of fam crops; meterials of the Scientific
Conference on the Cold Hardiness of' Winter Grain Crops and Perennial
Grasses, January 14-17, 19581 Zimostoikost' aellskokhozisistvenny'kh
kulitur; materialy nauchnoA konferentsii po voprosam zimostoikosti
ozimykh zernovykh kulltur i mnogoletnikh trav 14-17 ianvaria 1958 g.
Koskya, Izd-vo &va sel'.khos.SSSR, 1960. 342 p. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Vaesoyuznaya skademiya sel1okokh,Dzyayaatvennykh nauk imeni V.I.
Lenina. 2. Voesoyuznaya skedemiya isel'skokhoz.nauk im. V.I.Lenina
(for Maysurran) 3. Chlen-korrespondent Vaesoyuznoy skedemii sallskokhos.
nauk im. V.I.Le;ina (for Sokolov).
(Plants--Frost resiistance) (Field crops)

KARUNIN, N. A.
"The Magnitude of Error in Detemination of the Altitude of Clouds by the Visual
Method". Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, No. 1, Sept. 1950.
Report U-2268, 20 Aur. 1952.

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.KARUND'Al L. A.
"Change of the Buffer Quality of Latvian Cheese in Ripening and Its Use for
the Evaluation of the Maturity of Cheese." Sub 15 Nov 51, Moscow Chemico-
technoloFical Inst of the Meat Industry
F.-,rees in
Dissertations presented for science and engineering de
MoEcow durinF 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 May 55

1. KARUNIXA, L.-, SHILOVICH, M.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Htlk - Analysis and Exa:nination
7. Testing the methods for quickly determining the quantity of protein in milk.
Moloch Drom. No 2 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ADril-- 1953, Uncl.

KUNICKI-GOLDFINGER, Vladyslaw; KUNICKA-GC)LDFINGtR, W:Lad3IrBI awa; przy wspolpracy
technicznej Y-UMNOBy Zofii
Intestinal microflora of Sorex aranaus araneus L. and ClAbrionomys
glareolus glareolus Schreb..in natural conditions I. , ntitative and
. A~"a --
qualitative characteristics of the intestinal mic;oflbyt. A6ti.'microbiol.
Pol. 11 no-1/2:0-75 162.
1. Z Katedry Mikrobiologii Univermytetu Warszawskiego w Warsiiwie i
Zakladu Badania Saakow PAN w.Bialoviezy.
(INTESTINES microbiol) (INSECTIVORA microbiol)
(RODENTS microbiol)

ORLOVA, G.A. (16rlova, H.A.1; CHEWSOVA, L.I ; SHESTERIKOVA, 0.1.; SERGEYEVA,
M.H.; TARASOVA, K.Kh. KARUNSKI7, V.4. (Karunelkyi, V.H.1; HISHINAO
1 0
Z.D.; LIBXMA, T.V.; I%VM"W5VP%V. (Rozdialove Ikyi, B.V.);
DMHITS, L.S.; ZAYTS37, A.B., 1,,,lavnyy red.; SERGHTEV, N., otv. za
vypusk; SKRGKM, X.F., red.; MIRGER, F.. tekhn.red.
[Economy of Volyn' Province; a utatistical manuall Narodne hospodarstvo%~z
Volynslkoi oblasti; statystychniri zbirnyk. LIviv, Derzhotatvydav,
1958. 211 P. (KM 12:12)
1. Volyn' (Province) Statystyclute upravlinnia. 2. Statisticheskoye
upravleniye Volynskoy oblasti (for all, except Sergeyev, N.. Sargeyev,
X.F.) 3. Nacballnik Statisticheckogo upravleniya Volynskoy oblesti
(for Zaytsev).
(Volyn' Province-.Statistics)

KAWFU, V.ya.
Tolang no fertilized hu-m oTim. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr.
31 no.2:27-34 AP-Je 154. (MLRA 7:6)
1, Im kafedry g1stologil I anbriologli (say. dotment V.T&,Karqu)
Kiyovskogo meditoinskogo stomatologichookogo Instituta (diro
A.1,Gorchakov)
(INMOLOGY. h---)

Y4,
USSR/Human and Animal Morphology. Gastrointestinal Tract. S
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 15, 1958, 69577.
Author Karupu, V - Ya -
Inst
Title The So-Called Perivascular Spaces of Disse.
Orig Pub: Vrachebn. Delo, 1957, No 1, 47-50.
Abstract: In tissues from livers of 100 embryos, fetuses,
and people of varying ages dying fron accidental
causes, and from livers of eight different species
of animals, studies showed that the basal membrane
of the endothelium, of the intraldbular capillaries
is at the same time the basal membrane for the
hepatic cells, also; no spaces filled with lumph,
i.e. Disse spaces, exist under normal conditions,
in the opinion of this author. V.S. Zhdanov.
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KABAK, K.S.; KARUPU, :- K.I.; IZV, I.D.; MAZHUGA, P.M.;
MANZIY. S.F.
Survey of work of the Sixth All-Union Congress of Anatomists, Histo-
logists and Imbryologists. Arkh.anat.gist. i embr- 36 no-2:95-127
IF' 159- (MMA 12:4)
(ANATOMr--CONG)33SSES)

KARUPUP V.Ya. -
I~Aer7ation of kidneys. Fiziol. zhur. [Ukr.] 6 no.6s795-800 N-D
two. I . (MIRA IY+si)
! 0 1e Biophysics laboratox7,of the A.A.Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology
of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.J1.
(KIMYS-INNEHVATION)

30360
4-ov
S/205JOI/001/004/0).9/032
D298/D303
AUTHORS: Gorodetskiyt A. A.2-E~~V. Ya. Ehomutovskiyv
~ilj0d-~-Lushchenko, V. T.
0. A., Oloynikovat T. N.9 an
TITIE s Electrononcopic study of the lungs with chronic
radiation sickness induced ty radioactive strontium
FERIODICAL: Radiobiologiyat v* 19 no. 4, 1961, 564-566
TEXT: In previous research the authors found that the administration
of radioactive strontium in doses sufficient to cause acute radiation
sickness Induced changes in the lung ti (h peremial hemorrhage, etc.)
60 and with chronic radia-
after I - 2 days (Ref. 1: Fiziol. zh., 6 19
tion sickness after 2 - 3 days (Ref. 2% Toz. dokl. neuchnoy konferentsii
po problemes 1%schabnoye I diagnosticheakoye primeneniye radioaktivnykh
izotopov (The Therapeutic and Diagnostic Use of Radioactive Isotopes)",
Khartkov, 1960)o However, there were indications that submicroscopic
I*sions ensued muoh earlier. The present work was an attempt to check
thin. Tests were run on white rats. Sr89 in the form of its chloride
Card 1/3 Ve

30360
S/205/61/001/004/019/032
Electronoscopic study of... D298/D303
salt was injected into Uie rat's abdominal cavilty in a dose of 0.39
,"c/g. The animals were killed off at periods ranging from I hour to
108 days after irradiationg and slides were propared from their organs
examined under an '.11 3M- 100 (UER-100) electron voicroscope at magnific&-
tions of 1500 - 30pOOOo Only one hour after the administration of
radioactive strontium, marked edema of the epil%elial and endothelial
cells and the connective tissue of the alveolar septa were noted. Far-
ticularly large vacuoles were distributed through the protoplasmatic
plates of the endothelial and epithelial cells. The lesions affected
all the strata of the alveolar septa, blood vessels, bronchi and the
pleura. Dense dark granules appeared in the epithelial cells. The
authors consider the changes in the membranes end connective tissue
layers of the alveolar walls particularly noteworthy since they were of
a marked dynamic natureq connected with the course of radiation sickness.
In the early period of radiation sickness (1 - 7 days), the membranes
become thickened, edematous, pultaceous and delaminated, while at later
periods (40th, 90th and 108th days) they are densely packed. An radia,
tion sickness developaq the layerm of connective tissue thicken and
Card 2/3

3o36o
Electronoscopic study of...
S/205/61/001/004/010/032
D298/D303
dovelop incorrectly orientated coarse fibers. Electronoscopic examina-
tion, thereforeq reveals early changes in the colls and membranes of the
lung tissue which, to a certain extent, explain the appearance of early
hemorrhages in the lungs. The thickening and hardening of the membranes
and connective tissue layers at later stages explains the deterioration
in the gas metabolism in cases of chronic radiation sickness. There
are 5 figures and 11 referencess 5 Soviet-bloc and 6 non-Soviet-bloc.
The reference to the English-language publication reads as follows:
F. N. Lowq Anat. Rec.. 117, 2419 1953.
ASSOCIATION-. Institut fiziologii im. A. A. :Bogomolltsa AN USSR (Inati-
tute of rhysiology im. Ao Aa B,Dgomolets, AS UkrSSR),
Kiyev
SEMITTED: February 13, 1961
Card 3/3

KARUPUI V-Ya.
Materials on the study of the innervation of Glisson's capsule In
man and some animals. Fixiol; zhur. [Ukrj 7 no.4:527-538 JI-Ag 161.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Biophysics Laboratory of the A.A.Bogomoletz Institute of -
Physiology of the Academy of Sciencas of the Ukrainian S-S,R-~
KIYOV. I (GLIMONIS CAPSULE-INNERVATION) I

V, Y A 2: t, n 0-a ~. 1k v
(?riphanil norvous .5y,,34- erl of the
Dato on a stidy of thO, T) v
I.j.v-:.,,r in ~3c)rae. anll=ls and in man. ;-rldi. aymt. gist. I cribr:
? -.6)
4-1. nr,,,~t,83-00 Ag 15
1 -'SF
Kafedra giotologii (zav, ont ~Ml
111.1sheanp., deyatel' naifki, prof~ Zazybin' K;.yevskr,,Fo
11.1(~(Iltsinsko.-o institula~
(UVEP, - -1 lfMa-VAT TON ,tEIRITIS,

KARUPU. V. Ya.
Changes in the internal neural elements of the liver in whole-WY
X irradiation. Fiziol. zhur. (Ukr.] 8 no.2:248-259 Mr-Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:5)
1. Laboratory of biophysics of the Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology
of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.R.., Kiev.
(X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (LIVER--INNERVATION)

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51
!ACCESSION I&W0166 /66~/0727/0730
iATJTHOR: Karupu# V. Ya.
.TITLE: Effect of total X-irradiation on the peripheral nervous
isystem. of the liver
iSOURCE: Radiobiologiyaj'v~ 3P no, 5,- -1~96S#%M-736-
!TOPIC TAGS: X-irradiationx liver,,"peripli6ral nervous system#
:liver nerve fibers, nerve call hypertrop1xy, ;nerve cell granular
Idisintegration, nerve cell d strophyx rallia~ion,.sickness
y
!ABSTRACT: 34 experimental.rabbit's and 6'ex~er~mental dogs were
iX-irradiated'with total doses of 1200 and 600 r respectively. After
1irradiation the animals were killed at different periods ranging
1from 1 hr to 8 days. Nerve parts were identified by silver nitrate
!impregnation. Results indioate*that l.hr after irradiation a
!morphological reaction can be detected in some of the liver nerve
ifibers. During the first day medullated nerve fibers display
disturbances and some of the nerve f ibers are in a state of dystrophy.~
At 2-4 days the symptoms become more intense and most of the pulpless
ICard

FACCESSPN . NR. AP3667768-'--------'--
Inerve fibers become involved in the pathological process. Changes in
ithe liver nerve cells are extremely varied by 6-8 days when
! radiation sickness symptoms appear,.'Some of the liver nerve cells
I
I are reduced 'in sizes some are enlarged# some are deformed, some arJ
!destroyed, and some remain normal. Ionizing radiation not only
I produces deep pathological 'changes in th3 peripheral nervous system
I
!of the liver Ibut also produces significant compensatory. reactions,
10rig, art, has: 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziologii " 'A. A, -Bogomolltma AN UkrSSR,
Kiev (Institute of Physiolo.", Academy.of Sciencmall* UkrSSR)
283ep62 DATE ACQ: 220ot6 ENCL: 00
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KARUPU, V.Ya.
Effect of total-body X irradiation on the peripheral nervous system
of the liver. Radiobiologiia 3 no-5:727-730 163.
(MIRA 17-4)
1. Institut fiziologgi imeni A.A. Bogomolltsa AN UkrSSR, Kiyov.

KA,RUPIJJ- V.Ya.
Morphological changes in the Dvor following appliention of a
Eck-Pavlov fistula. FIzIol. zhur. (Ukr.] 11 no.li95-103 Ja-F
1. Institut fiziologii Im. A.A.Bogomolltsa AN Uk-rSSR,
(MIRA
Klyev.
direct
165.
18:7)

Changes in the nerve structures of the liver produced by direct
injury of the organ. Arkh. anat., gist. i embr. 4:9 no.7:29-36
J1 165. (MIRA 18tlO)
1. Kafedra gistologii (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki chlen-
korrespondent AM SSSR prof, N.T,Zazybin) Kiyevskogo meditsinskogo
instituts. i laboratorii biofiziki (rukovoditell - chlen-korrespondent
AN UkrSSR prof. A.A.Gorodetskiy) Instituta fiziologii Imeni Bogomolltsa
AN UlcrSSR.

KLMNTIYEV S.D.; KARUSI P.. inzhener may:)r, re4a~tor; MEZHBRITSKAYA,
'*A P~
IT.P.: tekhmVeM-effy rhxk-tor
[The uses of photoe'lectronic instruments] Yotoelaktronika i as
primenenie. Moskva, Voen. izd-vo Ministerstva oborony SSSR, 1954.
87 P. (MLTU W)
(Photoelectric cells) (Ramote control)

KNYAM. Aleksey Dmitriyevich; um, A.P. P6 inzhener-ma.7or, redaktor; K&ZH3-
RITSKAYA, N.P., takhnicheskly-r-eUklor.
[How a radio station works] Kak rabotaet radiostantaiia. [Mookva, Voen.'
izd-vo Ministerstva. oboroxW SSSR, 1S)54]. 214 p. [Microfilm]
(Radio stations) (ML 8:5)
i
,;r

j
VRUBLWSKIY, A.V.; GRIGORIYANTS, G.N.; MUIMV, D.P.; larfAZIIITSKIT, R.N.
KARUSI, A.P., Whener-myor, redaktor; SOKOWYA, G.F.. tekhai-
-cTe-offy-re-raktors
(Blectric engineering; textbook for soldiers and sergeants] Blektro-
takhnilm; uchobn1k d1la soldat I serz'hantov. Moskva. Voen.izd-vo
Ministaratva obor. soiuxa SSSR. 1955. 327 P. (MLRA 8:12)
(Electric engineering)

VRUBLEVSKIY, Aleksandr Vikentlyevich. GRIGORITAUTS, Georgir Mikolayevich;
ZHUKOV, Dmitrly Petrovich; KNYAZHITSKIY, Grigorijr Kikbavlovtch;
in2hener-mayor. redaktor; SOKOLOTA, G.F., takhnichastiv
radaktor
[XIectric engineering; a manual for prLyates and non-commissioned
officers] Slektrotekhnika; uchabulk d1la soldat i serzhantov. Izd.
2-oe, ispr. i dop, Koskya, Toon. izd-v,o Hinisterstva obor. SSSR.
1956. 341 p. (MLRA 9-12)
(Slectric engineering)

KROMIN, Georgiy Semenovich; K&TKOV. Yevgeniy Aleksandrovich; KARUSI A.P
inzhoner-mayor, redaktor; SOROKIN, T.V. . tekhnicheskiy tl-- ~t�r---U
(Principles of radar] Oanovy radiolokatsioaaoi tekhaiki. Koskya,
Voon.izd-vo Kinisterstva obor. SSSR.. Pt.l. [Alectronicel .11ektro-
radiotekhnika. 1956. 463 p. (KLRA 9:8)
Odiectronics) (Radar)

ARUTYUNOV, Konstantin Gegamovich; BORDZIWV.IKIY, Iosif losifovich; PZMTJNIKO,
Narkiz Rosti91avovIch;_U=!_.I.P.,, inzhener-mayor, redaktor;
KUZIKIN, I.F.. tekhnicheekly ricFaWar
[Repair of radio apparatus; a manual. for radio engineers] Remont
radiotakhaichookikh sredstv; uohabnce posoble dlia radiomasterov.
Moskva, Voen. izd-vo Kinisterstva obor, SSSR, 1956. 469 p.
(Radio--Repairing) (KIM 9:10)

11117TW-5- "I #. /~o PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
403
Karus I Anatoliy Petrovich
Antennyye pereklyuchateli (Antenna switches) Moscow, Voyen.
izd-vo Min-va obor. SSSR, 1957. 41~ p. (Radiolokatsionnaya
tekhnika)
Ed: Vladimirov, V.T., Lt. Col.; Tech. Ed.: Mednikova, A.N.
PURPOSE:- The booklet, published in the Radiolokatsionnaya
tekhnika (Radar Techniques) series,,'is intended for
officers concerned with.theoperation of radio-engineering
equipment, and is recommended also for a wide circle of
readers wishing to acquaint themeelves with the details
of separate radar unit and component performance.
COVERAGE: The booklet examin6s switches of the transmitter-
receiver type. It describes the principles of operation
and the design of antenna switches on coaxial lines and
on waveguides. A list of booklets in the Radar Technique
series is given on the inside back cover.
Card 1/3

Antenna Switches 403
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
I. Antenna Switches cif,Metric Wave Range
Radar Stations 4
1. Specification required for antenna switches 4
2. Spark discharger properties and designs 5
3. Properties of resonance I.Ines 9
4. Operating principle of antenna switches 12
5. increasing discharger power efficiency 17
II. Antenna Switches of Decimetric and- Centimetric
4ave Ra nge Radar Stations 26
1. Antenna switches on coaxiial lines 27
2. Antenna switches on waveguides 35
Card 2/3

Antenna Switches
3. Balanced (bridge) antenna switches
III. Principal Causes of Irregularity in the
Normal Operation of Antenna Switches
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
403
41
46
Card 3/3; JJP/ksv
6-18-58

11/1, ~~ (~f ".~' . )I-
r I ii I -
1) i I I
LYKOV. Ivan Aleksandrovich- X&RW' A.P., inzhener-mayor, red.; SljwrSOYA#
Ye.u., tekha.red. 0
[Coordinates determiled by radar) Koordinaty, oprodeliaeoWe radio-
lokatorom. Moskva, oenAzd-vo H-va obor. SSSR, 1957. 52 p.
(Coordinates) (Radar) (MIRA 11:2)

I . I
/~ A h L--' - ~~ A
NALOSTS, Vasiiiy 'SIt'anislavovich, dote.. kand.tekhn.nauk; -E~~P-
inzhener-mayor, red.; MEDMIKOVA, A.11,,, tekhn.red,
[meter wave antennae] Antenny metrovfth voln. Moskva. Voen.izd-vo
H-va obor.SSSR, 1957. 70 P. (KLRA 11-2)
(Antennas (Blectronics))

11 ~ H R Q's , r+ - P.
WIN, Boris Shmerelevich; URUS'. A.P., inz:nener-mayor, red.; SOROKIN. Y.Y.,
takhn.red. Mh~-
[Range indicators) Indikstor7 dallnoi3ti. Xoskvs, Voen.izcl-vo X-va
obor. SSSR, 1957- 85 Pe (MIRA 11:2)
(Distance measuring eqaipmenilo (Aircraft to ground station))

POM I BOOK EXPLOITATION 455
Beketov., Viktor Ivanovich
Antenny svsrkhYysokIkh chastot (Superh%h-rrequency Antennas) Moscow,, Voyene izd-
vo Min-va cbor. SSSR, 1957. 329 P. (Radiolokatsionnwra Ichn!
Ed.: Kam'., A. P.., logineer-Major; Tech. Ed.: Sleptsova, Yej N.;
PURPOSE: This monograph is intended for officers engaged in the operation of radio
facilities. It can also be consulted vith profit by a wide circle of readers
desirous of detailed information on the operation of individual units and compo-
nents of radar equipment.
COVERAGE: This booklet In part of the series "iRadiolokatsionnays, Tekhnik " (Radar
Technique) published by the Nblishing House of Military Literature. The editor's
forevord claim that there in a list of the monographs and their titles consti-
tuting the series on the Inside back cover of the monograph. No such list appears
in that or wW other place in this booklet. The monograph presents in a fom
accessible to the general public the operating principles, design and utilization
of superhigh-frequency antennas. Considerabla attention is given to the physical
processes taking place in such antennas. The rapid development of superbigh-
Coaa~y- .

Superhigh-freqtumay Antenrian
455
frequency technique In Russia during World War n and especiallv in the post
years in briefly revieved. Chapter I is an iatroduction to terminology and basic
concepts in the theory and technique of anteums, design. The rest of the booklet
is concerned with the design and operating principles of various types of an-
tennas used In counmications and radar technique. The problem of scanning-
antenna radiation patterns and of antenn& switches have not been treated since it
is assumed that the readers are alrea4y famiLlar with these subjects as vell a-,
with the operation of feeders and resistance transformers from other brochures of
the series. The Soviet xcUntists V.V. Tatae.Lnov, S.I. Hadenenko, and V.N. Ke---,nh
an mentioned as having developed a method for :increasing the rangetof vide-baad
antennas by reducing their wave IWedance. The "Nadenko dipole" (the wide-band
horizontal dipole, P19- 13) tun found wide anQicetion 'as a Obf antenna. Me
Soviet scientists N.A, Kaptsor and MeAe Bouch-Bruyevich are mentioned as having
discovered and developed a synthetic dielectric used in the production of delay
lenses (p. 75). K.S. Neymen is mentioned as leing the first'to use slate an an-
tenn vhen doing research on radiation from small slats in cavity resonators.
Two other Soviet scientists, A.A. Pibtoltkors and Ya. N. Felld did fmrther re-
search on slot antennas ( p. 92 ). There are no references.
Ca"A

MARKOV, Ivan Pnvlovich; �'I
, inzh.
~' 4._v,.Aj, -podpolkovnik, red.;
MODNIKOVA, A.H.MmakifnOr-ed.
(Electronic osaillographl glektronnyi ostaillograf.
Moskva, Voon.izd-vo M-va obor.SSSR, 1959. 104 p.
(MIRA 12:12)
(Cathode ray oscillogra-ph)

SHIRTATET, Nikolay Petrovich; KARUS'-'-- A.-P.. J.nzh.-podpolkovnik, red.;
MEDNIKOVA. A.K.. takW.ii&."
LGenerators of nonsinueoidal oscillations] 0eneratory nesinu-
soidallnykh kolebanii. Koskva. Voen.izd-vo M-va obor.SSSR,
196o. 55 P. (MIRA 13:6)
(Oscillators, Blectric)

GORIN, Boris Shmarelevich; SPIVAK, Petr Usherovich; EARUSI.-A.P..
inzh.-podpolkovnik, red.; VOLKOVA, V.Ye., tekhn.red.
[Bearing indicators] Indikstory napravleniia. Moskva, Voen.
izd-vo K-va obor.SSM. 1960. 108 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Radar)

MMSTEROVICH, Abram &khimovich; KAMJSI, A.P rod.; MEDNIKOVA. A.N.s
tekhn.red. .'a"WWWOW
[Radio messurementel Radiotokhnichookie ismereniia. Koskvs,
Toen.izd-vo K-va obor.SSSR. 1960. '109 p. (MM 14:4)
(Radio measuremente)

VRUBLEVSKIY, Aleksandr Vilmutlyevich; GRIGOEL'YAnS. Georgiy Nikolayevich;
ZHUKOV, Dmitriy Petrovich (deceased]; MA2HITSKIY, Grigoriy
Mikhaylovich;._K=S', A. -P,,, insh.-pDdpolkovnik. red.; KUffIKOVA.
A.N., takhn.red,
Ellectrical engineering; textbook for enlisted men] Rlektro-
tekhnika; uchabnik (ilia soldat i sarzhantov. Izd.3.,.ispr. i dop.
Moskva, Voen.izd-vo N-va obor.SSSR. 1960. 359 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Blectric engineering--Handbooks, momi 1B, etc.)

VRUBLEVSKI!I, Aleksandr Vikentlyevich; GRIGORIYANTS,.Georgiy
Nikolayevich; ZHUKOVDmitriy Petrovich(deceased);
KNYAZHITSKIY, Grigoriy Mikhaylovich;
red.; MEDNIKOVA, A.N., tekhn. red.
(Electrical engineering; a manual for soldiers and sIrgeants]
Elektrotekhnika; uchebnik dlia soldat i serzhantIOV. zd 4
ispr. i dop. Moskva,, Voenizdatj 1964. 351 P. (MIRA 1-7:A

KOUS, G.
Buttressing drainage ditches. p. h0
SOTSILIKTLIK POLLUM.JPIMUS. POIJUWAINDUS PIINIS?EERIU?-I.
Tallin., Hungary. No. 1, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (E:*AI) LC, Vol. 8, no. 11
Yovember 1959-
Uncl.

KARUSy G.; TU-11BERG, U.
'Ibe first results in the use of glass pipes. p. 333.
GAZ, WCDA I TECHNIKA SANITARNA (Stowarzyszenie Naukmio-Tachniczro
Inzynierow i Technikow Sanitarnych, Ogrzewnictwa i Gazownictwa)
Idarszawa, Poland, Vol. 32, no. 6, June 1958.
Monthly list of East European Accession (KEkI) IL, Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960
Uncl.

HOMIK, K. , kand. tekhn. nauk; MAIN., inzh. gidrotteIrl-Im.
KASK, R., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KATS, A,) inzh. lesnogo 'kboo.;
KILDEMAA, Y., kand. geogr. nauk; rCIRLTS, J,, agronom; LIFFv.AA,A.
inzh. gidrotek-bn.; PANT, R., prepodavatelt, agrortom; RAIG, V.~
inzh. gidrotoklin.; REREL, A., inzh.velior., TALPSEPP,E., kand.
aellkhoz. nauk; SOOSAAR, V., inzh., lesnogo khoz.; STEMIFELD,14,
inzh. stroit.; TOI.',INGAS, E., inzh. melior.;- KARUS, G., red.;
RAIJD, M., red.; VARTRE, I., tekhn. red.
(Handbook for soil improvementj Mlaaparanduse kasiraarat. Tal-
linn. Besti riiklik kirjastus. Vol.l. [Fundamentals of soil
impr6ement] Maaparanduse alused. 1962. 473 p. (MIM 15:5)
(Soils)

30(l) SOV/99-59-5-7/9
AUTHORS: Karus,_G.V,., (Tallin) and Rozin, V.A., Candidate of
Technical Sciences
TITLE: From Abroad - Agricultural Melioration 'Norks in
Finland
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnika i melioratsiya, 1959, Nr 5, Pp 52-60
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes the situation regarding melio-
ration for agricultural purposes in Finland. There
are 7 photos and 1 diagram.
A SSOC 11:2 1 ON: SevNIIGiM
Card 1/1

PLITH",H.I.; KARUSH,S.Y.
Experiment of introducing high
instr. 26 no.4:26-30 Ap 155.
(Screw
speed t1tread cutting. Stan. i
(MLRA 8:6)
cutting)

KARUSI G.V.
Irrigation of cultivated pastures in Estonia. Zemledelie 26 no.12i
5&59 D 164. (MIRA 1834)
1. Zaveduyusbchiy otdelowmelioratsil Estonskogo nauchno-issle-
dovatelfskogo instituta zemledeliya i melioratsii.

USSR/Farm Animals - aeneral Problems
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958., 69226
Author Morozov, V4Ki, KaE~ushev, AM
Inst ........
Title Threshed Sunflover Calathidia as a Supplementary
Feedstuff
Orig Pub ZhivotnovodstVo, 1957, No 9., 42-44
Abs~ract No abstract
Card 1/1

TUSTRATOT, F.A.; KARUSKITICK, U.N.
Predictability curve of water equivalent of snow in an open
location based on field snow surveys in the Davits& River
Basin. MeteorA gidrol. no.1:45-47 Ja 956. (KLU 9:6)
(Davits& vanejr--Snow)

GAMBURTSEV, G.A.; RIZNICHMO, Yu.V.; BMZON. I.S.; TIPMTIYBVA, A.M.;
PASECHNIX, I.P.; KOSMINSKAYA. 1.P.: URUS. Ye.Y.; YMOFS727A, A.A.,
redaktor; KISELEVA, A*A., tekhnicheAtTrIft"r
(Correlation method of refracted waves; manual for seismological
engineers] KorreliatsiorAvi metod prelouilennykh voln; rakovodstvo
dlia inshonerov-seismorazvedchilov. Mosk-va, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR,
1952. 238 P. [Microfilm]. (KOA 8:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gamburteav).
(Seismometry)

r-,, V.
USSR/Geophysict; Ristbr~cal Jan/Feb 53
"Chronicle" Ye. V. Karus
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geofiz" No 1, P 95
On 19 Nov 52 a meteorological seminex of the
Geophys Inst, Acad Sci US$R was held., at which
Dr Phys-Math Sci 1. A. Khvostikov read a report
entitled "The Lomonosov Stage in Geophysics".
Tarticipating in the conference were Dr Geol-
Mineral Sci V. V. Belousov and Academician 0. Yu.
Sbmidt, editor of this journal.
PA 24IT39
24IT39

KAITIUS, YZ 11
.PSSR/Geophysies Seismograph Jan/Feb 53
"Defense of Dissertation by D, I. Kirnos," Ye. V.
Ka.rus
is Iz A Nauk SSSR, Ser Geofiz" No 1, p 95
Dissertation devote.dtotwo divisiona of seismome-
try: 1) theory and procedure of designing seismic
inet,ruments;-2) description and investigation of
a general type of seismograpi~ created by the
author, and also a seismograph for recording
strong afid destructive earthquakes. Corr-Mem
Acad Sci USSR G. A.-Gamburtsev, Dr lbys-Math Sci
V. F. Bonchkovskiy, and Dr Phys-Math Sci A. A.
Dorddnitsyn prilsid1he work highly.
241T40
PA 241T40

KARUS, Ye. V.
Geophysics
Enlarged session of the learned council of the GeoPhysics of the Acwlellly
of Science-, of tihe U.S.S.R., devoted to Lhe problems of the oi,igin, structure,
and development of the earth. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. Ireofiz. 11,1o. 2, '953.
Review of 14 reports heard 23-27 Dell 52 on the following problexist
origin of earth as a cosmic bodl and history of its developmentl boundaries of separa-
tion within oarth and their charecterl pkWs properties, chea oovqm,, and the general
condition of matter at various depths within eart*j mach, pbya., and chem processes
originating in the earth; seoplWaical, fields of terrestrial globe and their relation-
ship to figure and structure of earth and concomitant process". 254?63
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Conpress, June 1953. Uncl.

KARUS' Yej.
Now instruments for magnetic prospecUng. lzv.AN SSSR. Ser.geofiz. no.
3:285 MY-Je 153. (MT-PA 6:6)
(Prospecting-Geophysical methods)
Reports an the scientific meeting of the Geopbys Inst, AS USSR,,
hold 15 "*pr 53,, at which A. 0. Ralashnikov read "Direction of the %rk of the Division
of Geomagnetisx,, Geophysics Institute,, Academy o1' Sciences USSR, in the Field of
Instrument Construction for ftnetic'Prospecting's"- KalAshnIkov awwwrized results
of many years investigations,, which created new praidma apparatus and new procedures
for neasuring magnetic properties of mineral roclos and weak magnetic fields,
258T93
Tranolation 56AR

ww% 7 Ye 77.-
USSR/Geaphysics - Properties of Rocks FD-1191
Card 1/1 Pub. 45-2/8
Author Karus, Ye. V., and Pasechnik, I. P.
Title Study of the elastic and absorbing properties of rocks in their
natural surroundings by methods of seismoacoustics
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, ser. geofiz., No 6, 19!54, PP 515-526
Abstract : The authors briefly describe the phynical principles of their appa-
ratus, technology and method of field observations for determining
the elastic and absorbing properties of rocks in their natural sur-
roundings. Their method is based on a study of the propagation in
rocks of elastic stationary sinusoidal oscillations with frequencies
from 50-100 to 3000-4000 cycles, vhfch are excited by electromagnetic
or piezoelectric vibrators of low pow-er (of the order of 50 v)- Using
this method they determine the phase velocity of the propagation of
elastic stationary sinusoldal oscillations as well as the values of
the coefficients of amplitude absorption of these oscillations.
Institution : Geophysics Institute, Acad. Sci. USSR
Submitted : March 6, 1954

1,
'4k'h Pas, a Y.
US ysics - Physics of the Earth
j
FD-1713
Card 1/1 : Pub. 45-1/12
Authors : Karus, Ye. V., and Pasecbnik, I. P.
owwwww"W.
Title : On the nature of elastic waves excited in.real media by a harmonic
source
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. geofiz., 89-100, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract : On the basis of an analysis of experimental materials obtained in various
seismological conditions the authors examine the question of the nature
and properties of elastic oscillations excited in real media by a har-
monic source. They show that these oscillations have a complex character
and are the result of the superposition of waves of various types -
longitudinal, transverse and surface waves. The longitudinal waves are
not predominant as regards intensity; the transverse or surface waves
turn out to be predominant.
Institution : Geophysical Institute, Academy of Sciences LUSR
Submitted : June 16, 1954

ffi
KA~ r L4 t/&-
USSR;&GcV(hysics - Physics of the Earth; Seismology FD-1723
Card 1/1 : Pub. 45-11/12
Author : Karus, Ye. V.
Title : Critique of I. I. Gurvich's book "Seismographic Geophysical DTlora-
tion"
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. geofiz., 187-190, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract : The author reviews Gurvich's textbook intended for higher educational
institutions and technical schools. The review is in general a favor-
able one, and praises the book as being, well written and timely, since
there had not previously been a coq?rehensive text on seismographic
methods. The author describes all twelve chapters of the work and in
three instances points out changes which he feels would improve the
book.
Institution None
Submitted

MUS, To. V,
Tasks of gotphvoical prospectizg. Izv.AU SSM Ser.geofiz. 10,3:241-244
Mr 156. (Prospectiz&-Geophysical methods) (HlRA 9:7)

I URUB, YO.T.. k'andidat fiziko-matematicheakikh nav .
- awwwar.
The d'evelopment of methods for geophysics as applied to prospecting.
Vest'.IAN MM 26 no.9:14-20 3 156. (HLRL 9: n)
(Prospecting-Geophysical migthods)

KARUS, YE. V.
- - ~ I
"Absorption of Elastic Waves in Rocks,"
paper presented at the 9th Pacific Science Congress, Bangkok, Thailand,
18-29 Nov 57
Trans. -Mining Gazette, Vol. 2, No. 11,1957 ('Bangkok)

49-58-4-2/18
AUTHOR: Karus E. V.
TITLE: The Steady-State Absorption of Elastic Vibrations in Rocks
(Pogloshcheniye uprugilch kolcbaniy v gornylch porodakh pri
statsionarnom vozbuzhdenii)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1958, Nr 4, PP 438-448 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A real rock can be considered as analogous to an opal-
escent medium in optics, as a medium of finite viscosity,
or as one showing elastic after-effects. All these approa-
ches can give results in agreement with experiment in par-
ticular instances, but an adequate and all-embracing theory
is not available. Methods of p.roducing the data required to
derive an adequate theory, using laboratory and field studies,
are then considered, with special reference to seismo-acoustic
methods (not described in detail) as applied under field con-
ditions. Using these, it is possible to determine how
steady-state sinusoidal oscillations are scattered, and also
to determine how the amplitude -varies with frequency; since
the frequency is also measured the amplitude-phase charact-
eristics can be derived, Waves of mixed type can be used,
special methods - due to Kosminskiy's I.P. (Ref.21) - being
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49-58-4-2/18
Steady-State Absorption of Elastic Vibrations in Rocks.
used to isolate the various wave species. The ways of der-
iving the absorption and scattering parameters using these
methods are briefly presented, followed by detailed results
for loess-like clays., porphyries, migmatites as functions
of the frequency 0 t& 2 kc/s, plus certain more limited re-
sults (velocity and absorption coefficient) for some meta-
morphic rocks, Differentiatingbetween rocks by means of
their seismo-acoustic parameters is then considered in re-
lation to megmatites, friable martite iron ore, biotite
gneisses, porphyries, jespilites., hard martite iron ore,
magnetite-haematite iron ore and algiritic charts. The re-
sults are compared with those to be expected from the various
theories of wave attenuation; it is concluded that Deryagin's
elastic after-effects theory gives the best agreement. There
are 5 figures, 2 tables and 32 references, of which 5 are
English, 1 German and the rest Soviet,
ASSOCIATION; Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut Fiziki Zemli (Acadewj of
Sciences USSR, Institute for Studying 'the Physics of the Earth)
3UBMITTED: August 15, 195?,
1. Rock--,Vibration 2. Rock-Properties 3. Vibration-
Card 2/2 Measuremeit 4. Seismic 'waves-Analysis

SOV/10-58-5-18/28
AUTH6RS: Shcherbakov, D.I., Academician and Karus, Ye. V.
T.-ITLE: The Ninth Pacific Science Congress in T-ha-11-a-ffd-(Tevyatyy
tikhookeanskiy nauchnyy kongress v Tailande)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR - Seriya geograficheskaya,
1958, Nr 5, pp 122-126 (ussit)
ABSTRACT: The ninth Pacific Science Congress took place at Bangkok
(Thailand) - November 18 to December 9, 1957. Over 800
scientists from 29 countries participated, including the
following delegates from the USSRI Academician D.I. Shcher-
bakov, delegation head (leology of ore deposits); Professor
Ye.F. Gurlyanov (zoology ; Professor A.G. Kolesnikov (oceano-
logy, sea thermics); Profesvor P.A. Moiseyev (fish industry)l
Professor P.V. Ushakov (hydrobiology) and Candidate of
Physico-Mathematical Sciences Ye.V. Karus (physics of the
Earth). Information is presented on various reports de-
livered at the Congress which included a report by Kropotkin
Card 112

The Ninth Pacific Science Congress in Thailand. SOV/10-58-5-18/28
and Lyustikh from the USSR on the structure of the Earth's
0 crust in the Pacific region, and on the problem of the
growth of continents.
Card 2/2

SOV/-49-58-11-4/18
AUTHORS: 11arus, Ye. V. and Tsukernik,, V. B.
TITLP,,: Ultrasonic Apparatus for Dotermination of Physico-
Mechanical Properties of Rocks Intersected by a Bore Hole
(Ul'trazvukovaya ustanovka dlya izucheniya fiziko-
mekhanicheskikh svoystv porod, peresekayemykh skvazh.Lnoy)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR Seriya Geofizichesk,aya,
1958, Nr 11, pp 1310-1322 (USSR~
ABSTRACT: A prototype of the apparatus for determination of the
properties of rocks by means of sound waves was made in
1956 by the members of the Seismic Department of the
Institute of Physics of the Earth, Ac.Sc., USSR. The
general layout of the apparatus is shown in Fig.l.
The electric impulse produced by the generator 1 goes
by means of the collector 2 and the cable 3 into the
receiver placed inside the sonde 4. The receiver
(of piezo-segment type) transforms the electric impulses
into mechanical vibrations which spread into the
surrounding medium as elastic waves. The waves along the
well are registered by mealls of two receivers which are
placed also inside the sonde and isolated from each other.
Card 1/4 After being amplified in the ainplifiers 5 and 6 they

SOV/ 49-58-11-4/18
Ultrasonic Apparatus for Determination of Physico-Mechanical
Properties of Rocks Intersected by a Bore Hole
are diverted into the seismoscope 7 where they can be
observed on the screen or photographed by the camera 8.
Figs. 2, 3 and 4 show the circuits of the impulse
generator,, amplifier and seismoscope respectively.
Fig.5 gives theiD~equency of the apparatus in units of kh,
The experimentations were carried out with the apparatus
placed inside a well drilled through the layer of upper-
jurassic growth of 700-1000 m. deep. The temperature and
the electric properties of -,~he rocks were measured and
found to be of uniform character. That part of the well
which was clad with metal rings produced the PPP waves
on the screen of the apparatus (F16,,6). Their velocity
was V = 5350 mlsec,, The part with no cladding produced
three ~Y-Pes of waves PPP, PSP and the third, which had
very intensive oscillations in the liquid contents of the
lower part of the well (Fig,,?), Another example of
seismograms are shown for the waves PPP (Fig.8) and
PSP (Fig.9). Three series of velocity measurements were
carried out. The results are shown in Fig.10 (1-3) wherp
the data of two receivers are also included, The table
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SOV/ 49-58-11-4/18
Ultrasonic Apparatus for Determination of Physico-Mechanical
Properties of Rocks Intersected by a. Bore Hole
shows the accuracy of the measurements as calculated
from expressions (1) and (2). The character and frequency
of the Waves were analysed by means of the photo-electric
spectro-analyser. The examples are shown in Fig.11
(PPP wave) and Vig.12 (PSP wave). It was"'f(ifInd that the
intensity of the PSP waves was always greater than that
of the FPP waves. The main relation of the amplitude was
3.5. The absorption of the surrounding medium was
calculated from the expression (3) where the results of
two receivers are employed, It should be noted that the
data obtained from the experimentations would be much
more precise if the apparatus could be adapted for the
multi-channel system of observations, Thenl thehodographs
and graphs of amplibudes could be produced,
Card 3/4

SOV/ 49-58-11-4/18
Ultrasonic Apparatus for Determination of Physico-Mechanical
Properties of Rocks Intersected by a Bore Hole.
There are 12 figures', 1 table and 20 references, 15 of
which are Soviet, 4 English, 1 Polish.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR,Institut fiziki Zemli
(Institute of Physics of the Earth) Ac.8c. USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 21, 1957
Card 4/4

SOVI 49-58-11-17/18
AUTHOR~ KarE_- Ye-
TITILE.- Fourth Meeting of European Seismologists (IV assambleya
seysmologov evropy)
0
PERIODICAL. Izvestiya kkademii Nauk SSSR9 Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1958, Nr 11, pp 1418-1421 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A meeting of the European Commission of the International
Association of Seismologists and. Earth Physicists took place
in Utrecht, Holland, on April 8-12, 19c8, In the discussion
on the determination of the earth's crust, the following
scientists took part: La Brouste, France (on investigation
of the earth's crust in the Alpine xtligddt); Y,%T, Gafp,,a-rin andI.P.
Kosminek4.-, USSR (on the results of deep soundings in the
N.E.Pacific); Grind andg;.~tvl-Z., West Germany (on seismic
waves produced by underwater detonations), The seismic
problems of Europe were discussed by Tillotson, Great, Brit-
ain (on an earthquake in England in 1957); Sfip~nq_ytr E, Ger-
many (on the determination of depth of focus); Te.F.'SarArtmskly,
USSR (on the intensity of earthquakes in the USSR); Karnik,
Czechoslovakia (on the seismic chart of Czechoslovakia);
Peronacei. Italy (on seismic activities of Iran); Depanilis,,
Italy (on'the.Eeismic chart of Italy); Riznichenko,, USSR
Card 113 (on the quantitative method of plotting charts); Bo'br-

SOV/ 49-58-11-17/18
Fourth Meeting of European Seismologists
Modra-7k~77% O~ Poland (on earthquakes in Poland) i Schallem
Israel ~on the micro--seismic data of Israel), The question
of apparatus was discussed by B4LUls and Berkhammer., West
Germany (on checking methods of seismographs) and Hiller,
West Germany (on thoe identification of seismic~ apparatus),
In the symposium on seismic waving, the following took part:
Items-nn, De~nmark (on short period surface waves); Stoneley,
Great Britain (on the Rayleigh vraves on the sea bed); Bot
and Vogel (on the dispersion of surface waves), Strobach,
West Germany (on micro.-seismic vraves in Hamburg')i Jeffreys,
Great Britain (on the odograph of longitudinal waves). The
theory of seismology was discussed by Veldkamp, Holland (on
determination of dynamic parameters of earthquakes in Sumatra);
'Febseit a Poland (on the relation of wave characteristics to
the size 6f the centres);*FOT,,Iivy:Ur6-Borok,, USSR (on the relation
of the area,of disruption to thc energy of seismic wave's);
Berkhemmer, West Germany (on t"ho relation of the area of
disruption to the energy and period of registered waves);
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AUTHOR: Karus, Ye. V.; Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
TITLE: The Plenary Meeting of the International Council of Scientific
Associations (Generalinaya assambleys. Mezhdunarodnogo soveta'
nauchnykh soyuzov)
PERIODICAL: Ve8tnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Nr 2, PP 70-71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The 8th Plenary Meeting (MSNS',l took place in Washington between
October 2 and October 6, 19584. The plin of a resolution on the
suspension of the activity of the Special Committee for the
Carrying out of the International Geophysical Year was dis-
cussed in which connection hotdebates were delivered. At the
suggestion of the Soviet delegation the international geo-
physical co-operation will be continued in 1959- Several com-
mittees for special problems were formed and a number of ad-
ministrative problems were settled. The National Council of
Scientific and Technical Resecxch of Argentine and the Akademiya
nauk BolFarskoy Narodnoy Respubliki (Academy of Sciences of
the Balgarian- Peoplels Republic. became members of the MSNS.
.V. A. Engellgardt(USSR) was elected vice-president of the
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TITLE-. Impulse ultrasonic logging
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vestnik, no. 5, 1961, 70-74
TEXT: In the USSR, the Institut fiziki Zemll im. 0. Yu. Shmidta Akademii
nauk SSSR (Instituteof Physics of the Earth Imeni 0. Yu. Shmidt of the
Academy of Sciences USSR) began the development of the method of ultrasonic
logging (USL). The method of USL is based on the study of the character of
distribution of the elastic.impulse in rocks whose frequency ranges between
5 and 50 kc. From 1957 to 1960 logging was made by means of this device
in 30 boreholes of some meters to 1700 m in the Gruzinskaya SSR, the
Ukrainskaya SSR in the Krasnodarskiy kray, A:3trakhanskaya oblast' and Kuy-
byshevskaya oblast'. Fig. 2 shows results w'aich were obtained in 1960 in
borehole no. 501 in the Pestravskiy district of the Kuybyshevskaya oblast'..
The table gives the limiting values of various parameters which had been
determined by means of USL. Fig. 3 shows an example of USL in the
Kuybyshevskaya oblast' however, at greater depths (down to 1700m). In this
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case a qualitative correlation can be observed between the velocities of
longitudinal and transverse waves and the ve,lues of the effective absorptiaL
The accuracy of the determination of the various parameters by means of the
method of USL differs. The furtherdevelopment of the method of USL will
permit a completion of the methods of seism'.c field prospecting. In this
connection the construction of synthetic se'.smograms on the basis of the
results obtained by the method of USL will be necessary. There are 3
figures and 1 table.
14gend to Fig. 2: 1) curve of electro-logging KC; 2) clay, 3) sand, 4) dolomite,
5) anhydri4Q. 6) gypsum, 7) limestone. Velocity curvess 8) of the
longitudinal waves, 9),of -the transverse waves, 10) curve of the ratio of the
velocities of longitudinal and transverse waves; degree of attenuation of the
amplitudes (at the expense of absorption and divergence): 11) of the
longitudinal waves, 12) of the transverse waves; Data of detonation curves of
the layer velocity: 13) of the longitudinal waves, 14) of the transverse
waves, 15) curve of the ratio of the layer velocities of longitudinal and
transverse waves.
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Legend to Fig-3: results of seismic ultrasonic logging (borehole no- 73,
Kuybyshev oblast', Utevskiy rayon). 1) curVEt of electro-logging KI., veloci-
ty curves of the current numbers 2), 3) (sect 8) and 9)); 4), 5), and 6)
(see 10), 11),and 12)) of Fig. 2.
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Table; Mean values of the elastic and abbor-otion characteristics of rock
according to ultrasonic logging measuremento in the Kuybyshevskaya oblast'i
Legend: 1) no. of borehole, 2) depth, 3) type of rock, 4) and 5) velocity
of the logitudinal and transverse waves, 6) ratio, 7) Poisson's ratio, 8)
and 9) frequencies of the longitudinal and "transverse oscillations
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ratio, a) sandstone, clays; b) gypsum anhydride, dolomite limestone, marl,
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International for= of geodetists and geop4yPiciats, Priroda 50
no, 2:78-83 F 161. (MM 14:2)
1. Institut fiziki Zemli im. O.Yu.Sbmidta AN SSSR, Moskva.
'(Geophysics--Congresses)

.'KARUSO-Ye~V.,-kand. fiz.-mat. nauk., red.; KEYLIS-BOROK, V.I.,, doktor
fiz.-mat. nauk., red.; IONELI, A.G.., ved. red.; YAKOYLEVA,
Z.I., tekhn. red.
[Problems in seismic Drospecting]PrDblery soismicheskol raz-
vedki; sbornik statei. Moskva, Gostoptekhizdat, 1962. 225 P.
Translated from the English and French. (MIRA 15:12)
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Improvement of the existing and investigation of new geophysical
methods for studying +he structure of the earth's crust., searching
and.prospecting for now mineral resources in the light of the
decisions of the 22d Congress of the CPSU. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser. geofiz. no.l:III-VIII Ja 162. (MIRA 15:2)
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AUTHOR: Karus, Ye. V.
TITLE: Seismological research in Southeast ksia, (Seismological
Mission of UNESCO)
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vestnik, no. 3, 1962, 59 - 63
TEXT: Three regional seismological missions have been created by UNESCO
and the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics to develop a global
seismic service. V. V. Belousov (as chief) and Ye. V. KarU3 (both USSR)
belong, among othersp to the mission covering Southeast Asia. Tasks of
this mission: ares (a) to pinpoint the existing network of seismic
stations and their equipment; (b) to determine the regional degree,6f
seismic peril; (c) to take constructional measures for protecting the
population again-it earthquakes, tsunami, and volcanic eruptions. Mission
members visited Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, New Britain, Laos,
Cambodia, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The present state of seismological
research in Indonesia, Thailand, Burma, and Japan was examined. The
following conclusions were presented at the International Seismological
Seminar in Tokyo% (1) the level of seismological research in Southeast
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Asia, excepting New Zealand, India, and Japan, is insufficient; (2) at
least 10 teleseismic and 50 - 60 regional stations are lacking in Indonesia;
(3) the seismic service in Burma and Cambodia has to be developed; (4) in
the north of the h1ekong fluvial basin (Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia),
where hydroelectric schemes are to be realizedthe Mission recommends that
provisional seismic observations be carried out; (5) the various stations
of a future-network should not be at distances of over 1000 km from one
another; first of all, each country should be assigned its fully equipped
seismic station; (6) the creation of a regional seismological council,
which should-Anclude national delegates, is recommended; national councils
should be charged with coordinating the work of geophysicists, ge6logists,
geodesists, and engineers in each country; (7) the creation of a regional
training center for seismological problems is requested.
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,~~~,,red.; KUZhETSOV, I.V., Ted.;
TIKHOMIROV, V.V:-, -red.; TRUSOV, Yu.P., red.; SHCHERBAKOV,
D.I.P red.; KONDAKOVYN.L.,red.; MATIUKRINA, L~1., tekhn.red.
[Interaction of the sciences in the study of the earth]
Vzalmodeistvie nauk pri izuehenii zemli. Moskva, Izd-vo
AN SSSR, 1963. 323 p. (MIRA 16:11)
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AUTHOR: Karus, Ye. V. (Candidate of physico-mathematical sciences)
ORC: none
TITLE: Investigation of the physical and mechanical properties of rocks using
geoacoustical methods
SOURCE: XN SSSR. Institut fiziki Zemli. Geoakustika; ispol'zovaniye zvuka i ul'tra- 'i
zvuka v seysmologii, seysmorazvedke i gornom delo (Gcoacoustics; tile use of sound and
Ultrasound in seismology, seismic prospecting, arLd mining). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka,
1966, 69-76
TOPIC TAGS: seismic wave propagation, seismic modeling
Poe rology, solid mechanical property, physical geology
I ABSTRACT: Attention is directed to the problem of studying the physical and mechani-1,
I
i cal properties of rocks when solving various geological problems by geophysical
I methods. Materials are presented that indicate the dependence of the physical param-1
I eters of rocks on their composition. Several geological factors which exert an j
influence on the physical parameters of rocks are discussed. In sedimentary rocks the'_
mechanical properties depend on the conditions of formation, the pressure and tempera-'
ture conditions surrounding the rocks, mountain-building, metasomatic and hydrochemi-~
cal processes, ce;.-c--itation, and weathering. The mechanical properties of magmatic
rocks depend on the composition of the magma, crystallization conditions, and the
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nature of postmagmatic processes. The problem of constructing physical models of real !
media and attendent wave fields is discussed. Seismoacoustic methods of studying the,
physical an-d mechanical properties,.of.rock5 are divid.ed into t.hree groups laboratory
investigations, borehole observations, and paramelzric observations. Each is discusi~d
in detail. Particular attention is given to the necessity of creating improved
special geophysical equipment, developing the theoretical bases of methods, the
techniques of observation, and methods of generalizing measurement data.
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AUTHOR: Karus, Ye. V. (Candidate of phyaico-mathematical sciences); Saks, M. V.
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ORG: none
,TTTLE: Correlating the results of ultrasonic logging and seiamic observations
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut fir'lki Zemli. Geoakustika; ispoltzovaniye zvuka i ul'tra-
zvuka v seysmologii, seysmorazvedke i gornom dele (Geoacoustics; the use of sound and
ultrasound in seismology, seismic prospecting, and mining). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka,
1966, 95-96
!TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic logging, seismic prospecting, txw~�=g, seismic wave
tA~~z Z4~
ABSTRACT: The results of comparison of point ultrasonic logging and seismic pro-
specting data in two regions of Kuybyshev Oblast are described. In one region t ,he
section comprised several thick (20-40 m) layers with rather pronounced velocity
jumps at the various interfaces. In' the seismic records, most of them are identified
by reflected and refracted waves. In the second section there were no thick layers,
only numerous thin layers (0.5-7 m) also showing sharp velocity jumps. In the first
case, the seismic velocities determined by well-shooting data correspond well with
ultrasonic logging velocities, but in the second case, the seismic velocities were
found to be lower than those derived by ultrasonic logging. The mean velocities
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AUTHOR; Borkovskiy, G. M.; Karus, Ye. V. (Candidate of physico-mathematical
sciences)
ORG: none
TITLE: Geoacoustic method of investigating the mechanical properties and natural
mode of occurrence of rocks
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut fiziki Zemli. Geoakustika; ispol'zovaniye zvuka i
ul'trazvuka v seysmologii, seysmorazvedke i gornom dele (Geoacoustics; the use of
sound and ultrasound in seismology, seismic prospecting, and mining). Moscow,
Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 139-147
TOPIC TAGS: geoacoustics, seismic wave propagation
_"_?fective
.USTRACT: A new portable apparatus, characterized by high selectivity and e
high sensitivity has been developed for use in the geoacoustic method of stationary
oscillations. Using this apparatus, seisma-acoustic observations have been con-
ducted for the purpose of obtaining systems of amplitude curves, phase travel time
curves, and the frequency characteristics of wave transmission. Oscillations were
generated successively at three fixed points, while measurements were made at one
point. Observations conducted in different regions on the surface and in shafts
made it possible to obtain new data on absorption and velocity of seismic-waves and
to study the dependence of these parameters on frequencies over a broad frequency
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ra'nge. Observations made in mines showed an insignificant normal dispersion of
phase velocities and an anomalous dispersion on the'day surface. It was establis,
that the absorption coefficient of stationary elastic oscillations varies linearly
with an increase of frequencies. Orig. art. has: 5 figures,
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