SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAZAKOV, I.I. - KAZAKOV, M.B.

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AUTHOR: Kazakov, I.I., Dotsent, Candidate of Economics
3-10-7/30
TITLE: Methods of Seminar Work Require Improvement (Metodika
se-
minarskikh zanyatiy nuzhdayetsya v uluchshenii)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1957, # 10, PP 35-35 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article deals with some necessary reorganization
measures to be taken in regard to seminars on political
economy.
The author suggests reducing the hours devoted to semi-
nars, and quotes the good results obtained at the Perm Uni-
versity by increasing lecture hours on important subjects.
On the other hand lectures of introductory character can be
reduced. The methods of seminar education must be altered
as well.
Manuals would enable the students to obtain in knowledge
of the basic literature. In this connection the author pro-
poses literary works to be studied, such as some chapters
from Marxiand Lenin's works.
There is a note by the editorial office contesting some
Card 1/2 of these suggestions.

HISMELOV, A.F.. inthener; K"OV. I.H., inzhener,
redaktor.
[Traoing polishing wheels] Pravka shlifoval'nykh
krugov. Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit.i
sudoBtroit. lit-ry,
1953. 109 P. (MLRA 7-3)
(Grinding and polishing)

CHOCHIA. N.G.; BHLTAIUVA. Y*.Te.; BOROVSKAU. I.S.;
VOLKOV, A.M.; OLYM' M.I.;
ILIM, Te.V.-_KAZAKOV I.N.- KIR NSKkU, Y.N.; KISLUKOV.
T.N.;
Ut"ILINIOV, B.N': OSIPOVA, N.A.: RADTUKWICH, L.T.;
ROMANOT. F..I.; IULjJWq M.V. #red.; DOLPATOV,
P.S.,veduehchly red.-.
USHCHURZHINS]aU, A.B.,tekhn.radi
[Geology, and oil and gas potentials of the Minusinek
Lowland]
Geologicheekoe stroards Minusinskikh mexh&,ornykh vpadin i
perspektivy ikh nefte-gazonoenouti. Leningrad, Goo.nauchn.
te)dm.lzd-vo nefte I gorno-toplivnot lit-ry Leningr.
otd-nie,
1958. 288 p. (Leningrad. Vuesoiuznyi neftianoi
nauchno-looledo-
vatellakii geologorazvedochnvi Institut. Trudy. no.120)
(MIMA 12:5)
(Minusinsk Lowland--Petroleum geolou)
(Minusinsk Lovland-Gaa, Natural-Geology)

KAZAKOV, I. N.0tCa ~:,, tectonics,
and history of he e of
ti-on.
Len, 1961. (Len Order of Lenin State U Im A. A.
Zhdanov)
(KL, 8-61, 234)
- 109 -

KAZAKOV,--k.A-.-
New data on the stratigraphy of the Ordovician and
lower Silurian
of the Western Sayans. Inform.sbor.VSEGEI
no.21:65-76 '59.
(MIRA 14-12)
(Sayan blountains--Goology, Stratigraphic)

~ XUAKOVI I.N*
Geology of the WeBtern Sayans. Tnidy VSBGEI 58:61-104
161.
(MM 15:5)
(Sayan HDuntains-Geology)

KAUKOVp I.N.
Effect of hexachloran on crop yields. Zashch. rast. ot
vred. I bol.
8 no.5:24,25 IV 163. (MMA 160)
1. Stavropollskoye proizvodstvannoye upravleniye,
Kuybyshevskoy obl.i
glavnyy agronom sovkhoza imeni Menzhinskogo.
(Plants, Effect of benzene hexachlorido oi.,'

Lct us increa3p the yield of wJnter wheat.
7emledelie 26 no.8:
63-6-4 Ag 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. avnyy agronom sovkhoza imen! Menzhinqkogo
Stmropollskogo
P-,Oizvodstvennogo upravieni-ya Kuybyshevskoy
oblasti.

h 12 Ili
c;n Lhe ,traditeeii of f icide, 82-:-t5
rtinvn37 agrotiom i;c,0b,,,zn lrrifnl
Kuybj
vona,

I.ge and rorrelati(.n c.,LP fly--rrid
r4iy~m K)uritainv. Dokl. AIN JK%
1. Vze--oy-uznyy naluclmo-isi led ova rel'skly keo --hlr,.i-
Sul-nitted Juno 2, 1965.
"5.
I.U FUL 18.. 10)
neckly institlit.

VAY11EERG, G.D. , i nzh.; YEITTIKHIN, V.F., karid.
teklin. Dauk;
J.V., inzh.; KALINITSKIY, A.A., kand. tekhn. nauk;
1"IKC:J'VEVI
N.A.Y kund.tek~x.nauk, nauchn. red.
[Asbestos cement elements in rural construction for
resider,
tial, cultural, and industrial buildings] Asbeo
totsement i Ive
konstniktsli v sellskom stroitellstve d1la zhilykh,
kullt,urno-
bytovykh i proizvodstvennykh zdanii. [By]
G.D.Vainberg J (ir.
Eoskva, Stroiizdat, 1965. 63 p. WIRA

,.-KkZAEDY, I.V.
Additional protection of mercury rectifying devices.
Blek. i tepl.
tiaga 4 no.11:28 N 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Dezhurny7 tekhnik t7agovov podstantaii Lobn7a,
Moskovskoy dorogi.
(Blectric railroads-Substatione)

KAZAFOV, I.Vj, Irizh.: hlL-NIT.-,FIY, A.A.,
kand.t4hii.nauk
Use of asbestos cement articles in construction. Strol.
mat. 7
no.9:14-17 5 161. (MhUt 14: 11 )
(Asbestos cement)

1:01-0~rll;iyov' VJI.; VINIOGRADOV, A.M.; DOROLHOV, A.N.; hkiA,OV,
I.V.; NHiTU,'ii%N,
A.h.; 1V'A-'X1-.)V, ji.A.; S,1~-jJEMOVSYIY, V.D.
Floors made of large rolled pypsum cement concrete panels. Stroi.
mat. 7 no.9:26-28 S '61. (MIRA 14:11)
(Floors, Concrete)
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AUTHORS: Rutkovskiy, M.L., Anufriyeva, N.A., Koplyeva, O.M.
Potapova, N.V. and Kazakov, I.Y.
rITLE: Kinetics of gas boriding of nickel
i-ILRIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1961, Vol.12,
No.2,
PP-217-222
TEXT: Materials such as boridea, silicidea and carbides satisfy
the requirements of high chemical stability and resistance to
erosion which technIcal developments are imposing. No
z~ubstantial investigation on the rate of boriding has yet been
reported and there is some divergence of views on results
obtainable (e.g. Ref.10. Zhigach A.F. and others,
Metallovedeniye
i termicheskaya obrabotka, 1-959, No.4. 45; and
Ref.11:Weintraub E.
Ind,. a. Eng. Chem., 1911, 3. 299). The authors have studied the
gas boriding of ni~_-kel at 900*C using a 1:4-1:10 mixture of
boron trichloride and hydrogen. The gas mixture was stored in a
cylinder and admitted, at a measured rate. to a 30 mm diameter
li~yrlzontal quartz reaction tube (in a furnace) which could
also be
fliished with nitrogen. The flow of the gas mixture was started
wlien the temperature reached 500 to 600'c. Specimens were in
the
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form of rectangular 25 x 10 x 2 mm nickel plates, cleaned with
emery and washed with alcohol. After thickness measurement
with a
mi,rometer the specimens were weighed.. The thickness AL of
metil ~:onsumed In the formation of the boride film was taken
to be
hr,lf the difference between the initial and final thicknesses
(measured at the centre of the specimen). A linear relation
b6tween Ar, (mm) and boriding time (hours) (from attainment of
the
wcirking temperature, 9000C) was found, AT, being 0.8 at the
maximum
cf 30 hours. Gas flows of 6, 24 and 96 litres/hour were used,
the corresponding weight-gains in g/M2 hour being 26.6, 54.1
and 99.
All flcw rates were in the laminar range. From the results the
a-.Athors conclude that the rate-controlling factor was boron
diff,,aion from the gas phase to the metal surface. In the
range
the weight-gain rate (i.e. boriding rate) was found to be
p!iActically independent of the boror. trichloride to hydrogen
ratios.
Yniz suggests that the trichloride does not participate
directly in
b,---iding but forms an active intermediate compound. A check
on
thin, weight of nickel lost during boriding showed that it was
under
15~, indicating that nickel dichloride is not formed: this is
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_111.rary to the vtews of Powell, The boride film was found to
of three laye-a (probably NiB outside, followed by Ni3B2
.Ul N-12B) with different mi.rohardnesm, The inner layer is
,.tiinnest .The boundarle-3 be*.ween the layers are probably
non-
t1orided or weakly borlded'components, such its carbon, copper,
zillphuz- or sill~.-on, All the boundaries are serrated.
V,K.Kryukova and Z.A.Borisava and' M.L.Mironenko participated in
'Ile experiments. There are 5 fi.gui-vs and 17 references:
1-' Soviet and 5 nori--Sovie~, The two references to English
language
publi~atjons read as follows-
Laubengayer A.W., Hurd D.T., Nawkirk A,E., Hoard J.L.,
J. Am. Chem,, So- 1943, Vol, 63. 19-'4
W~-intraub E, Ind, a. Eng. Chum_ 1911 3 299,
SUBMITTED; 0- ~-~br
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13 1961 (a f is i on

KAZAKOV, I.V.
Spermaturic reaction in male lake frogs in obstetric
and
gynecological practice (in particular with the use of
dry serum).
Sov. med. 25 no.2:141-145 F 162. 041RA 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof.
V.A. Pokrovskiy) VoronezhakoRo meditsinnIogo instituta.
(PREGNANCY--SIGNS AND DIAGNOS],:P)
(SPERI.WTURIA)

KAZAKOV, I.V., inzh.; BUYANOV, Yu-P., inzh.;
ROMANOV, A.A., inzh.;
--------TSWMRADSKIY, A.V., inzh.,* YAKUSHF-V ' A-P-,
inzh.; ZHUKOV,
K.V., kand. arkh.; GOIA)VIN, -73., Inh.; W41, A.A.,
inzh.;
CHERKINSKAYA, R.L., red. izd-,,ra; SHERSTNEVA, N.V.,
tekhn.
red.
(Catalog of asbestos-cement products and elements for
residential buildings] Katalog asbestotsementrykh
izdelii
konstruktaii dlia zhilykh domov. Moskva,
Gosstroiizdat
1963. 34 P. (MIRA 16:6~
1. Akademiya stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR.
TSentralinyy
nauchno-isoledovatellskiy i
proyaktno-eksperimentallnyy in-
stitut industriallnykh zhilykh i masaovykh
kullturno-bytovykh
zdaniy. 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy i
proyektno-
eksperimentallnyy institut industriallnykh zhilykh i
massovykh
kullturno-bytovykh zdaniy (for Kazakov, Wyanov,
Romanov.,
TSaregradakiy, Yakushev, Zhukov). 3. Gosudarstvennyy
trest po
proyektirovaniyU 2hilykh i obahchestvennykh zdaniy,
1kh obo-
rudovaniya i blagoustroystva naselennykh mest (for
Golovin,
Los'). (Asbestos cement)
(Apartment houses--Desigr and construction)
~
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KnT

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116
t E,
Val
41
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1 3 1

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'Irv! f
to, -.AgiAl .4
tirm
3L 40
A 1"AlMi'll ex he-) of a method develope!d indt-
ho
T,
P-~vtcxh. Inst BrooKlvn, 1953, pp
16 Tt raridvill HIMIi. xl'i) and 1u
+
Ile VINIK".1ation o! X(1) Itle tl'-focl't I
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val)uklt-,~ Ao and ikl its it.-Ildions of pox MI(I (IT, Ta6fiig a
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AUTHOR: Kazakov, 1. (Moscow)
TITLE: Dynamics of Self-adjusting Systems With Continuous
Extremum-seeking of Corrective Networks With Random
Disturbances
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, 1960, Vol. 21, No.
11,
pp. 1465 - 1474
TEXT: An analysis is presented of the accuracy of
performance of ex-
tremum-seeking continuous control systems designed to
operate in condi-
tionB where the energy of command signals and values of
the controlled
parameters are variable. Extremum-sooking is performed by
determining
the gradient of the functional of the controlled
parameters in the para-
meter space. To warrant the necessary accuracy in steidy
and transient
processes the control error of the self-seeking -ontinuous
control sys-
tem must be determined at different conditions of
adjustment and the de-
mands which are made for the adjusting circuit must be
estimated. The
author gives approximation equations for linear
self-seeking systems with
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Networks With Random Disturbances
continuous extremum adjustment. The problem is solved by
means of linear
transformationsof the random functions. It is shown that
in the general
case the integration of the system of equations
1 - PR(Y1 1 - ' - - lym lp)V
V - ~K(xV""'Xn,p)LA + X] (1)
6 - z - Y
and of the system
Yi = ~R(yl .... )Ym~P)Vi (Tp + I)Fi = Ui
Vi - h(,10 ...... 'noP)6i '1"1
Ai . -Yi
n
9i = F0w i + 2: Fkwi
k-1
(rip + 1)zi -$tiQi
(6)
U. . au A;
aA;
pu, z + pw - P'io
n)
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Networks With Random Disturbances
with subsequent calculation of the probability characteristics
of the
control error 4 is necessary for studying the accuracy of
control and of
the adjustment of the parameters of the correcting circuit .
Equations
~1~ characterize the processes in the control circuit, whereas
equations
6 are the corresponding components of these functions in
approximations.
6 is largely simplified for the most important cases in the
practice.
As an example a circuit is studied which represents a
self-seeking system
with continuous extremum adjustment of the amplification
coefficient of
the correcting circuit. The analysis shows that the optimum
parameters of
the adjusting circuit lepend on the level of the spectral
density of the
random disturbances and on the amplification coefficient of the
object
and the correcting circuit. The adjusting error strongly
depends on the
amplitude of the seeking-signal. There are 2 figures and 11
references:
10 Soviet and I US.
SUBMITTED: May 28, 1960
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AUTHOR: Kazakovq I.YeV (USSR)
TITLE: Some problems of the theory and applica-.1or Of
statistical linearization
SOURCE: International Federation of Automati,- Control. 16-1v-
Congress, Moscowv 1960. Statisticheskiye metody iss-
ledovaniya. Teoriya struktur, modelirovaniye, 1.'ermi.-
nologiya, obrazovaniye., Moscow Izd--vo AN SSSR, 1961,
68 - 83
TEXTt The author develops the theory of statistical
linearization
of the general form of non-linear operators, based on the
quadra-
tic approximation of the transformed random functicA and
applies
this theory to the analysis of closed-loop non-linear automatic
continuous and discontinuoua control systems. Two oriteria of
li-
near approximation may be considered in practice. The first
con-
sists in satisfying the equality of mathematical expectations
and
of correlation functions of the real and approximating random
func.-
tion. The second criterion consists in satisfy1ng the
:;ondition of
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minimum of the r.M.B. value of the difference between the real
and
approximating function. In the approximation of non-linear
opera-
tors, the second criterion is simpler to apply in practiced e.g.
when the equivalent linear operator has to be determined from
the
input signal in the form of a stationary random white noiser ex-
perimental determination of the dynamic characteristic of a
non--
linear system is shown to consist in evaluatIng the mutual
correi
tion function between output and input with a random white
no:Lse
input. The normalized mutual correlation function in this case
oor~___
responds to the weighting function of the equivalent linear
opera-
tor. It is stated~ in conclusion, that further development of
The
statistical linearization Theory of non-linear operators should
proceed in iwo dire.-tions: 1) The analysis of accuracy of the
me---
*hod of statistical linearization of non-linear operators?~ 2)
The
investigation of the limits of method applicabil!-U to the
lineari-
zation of open.- and closed-loop dynamic systemsi 5) The study
of
typical examples where the statistical approximation method
couid
be applied and collecting material for equivalent
characteristics
(tables. raphs, algorithms and evaluation of equivalent
charactr,-
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BOOK MCPLOITATION
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Kazakov, Igor' YEfimoViCh; DostUpov, Boris.Grigorlyevich
Statistical dynamics of nonlinear automatic control systems (Sta-
tisticheskaya dinamika nelineyny*kh avtomaticheakikh sistem)
Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 62. 0332 p. illus., biblio., index. 10000
copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, nonlinear automatic control, sta-
tistical dynamics, nonlinear equations, integral expansion, trigo-
nometric series, power law series, statistical linearization, ran-
dom signal, computer application, nonlinear automatic system syn-
thesis
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book is aimed at systematizing some of
the existing moth -ods for statistical analysis of controllable
systems
and develops for the statistical dynamics of nonlinear systems
some.exact and approximate methods that are conveniently realized
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with the aid of modern computers. It summarizes specifically vari-
ous nonlinear methods, scattered in the numerous periodicals, for
the transformation of random functions. The book is for many,scien-
tific workers and engineers who are engaged in automatic control.
To understand the book it is sufficient to know the usual mathe-
matics given in higher technical schools and the principles of
i probability theory and the theory of random functions. The authors
are grateful to L. D. Zhuleva for thorough editing of the
manuscript.',
The work is based on many earlier papers by the authors. Chapter I
(except Sec. 5), Chapt6rs III, IV, VI, and Sec. 45 of Chapter V have
been written by 1. Ye. Kazakov. The rest has been written by V. G.
Dostupov.
:TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 7
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:Ch. I. Principal problems in statistical dynamics of nonlinear
systems and methods of their solution - ~- 9
iCh. II. Methods of investigation of nonlinear systems, based on
the
expansion of integrals in power and trigonometric series with
random parameters 48
Ch. III. Statistical linearization ofenonlinear transformations
103 n
Ch. IV. Investigation of nonlinear systems under random si,gnals
210
lCh. V. Use of computers'for the analysis'of nonlinear automatic
control systems - -.259
iCh. VI. -Synthesis of nonlinear automatic systems 286
:Appendix 321
iLiterature - 325
Subject index - -.329
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Contribution to the statistical theory of
pelf-adaptive control
systema. Izv. AN SSSR. OW. tekh. nauk-. Energ. i
avtom. no.6z
76-81 N-D 162. (MMA 16: 1)
(Automatic control)
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ACCESSION NR AM402-1936 BOOK EXPLOITATION S/
Pucachev, V. S.j Xazakov, I. YE,; Glzdkov, D. I.; YEvlanov, L.
G.;
Mallchikov, S.' V.; 1-IdshAdv'' A* F 0 OV) V. D.; Sokolov, V, 1.
6ed
Principles of automatic control (Osnovy* avtomaticheskopo
upravieniya), Moscow,
Fizmatgiz, 1963j. 646 p.. illus.,, biblio., Index. 15,000
copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: automation, automatic control, linear control
system, nonlinear
control system
TABLE OF CONMTS (abridged):
Foreword
Ch. 1. Basic concepts of the theory of automatic control 15
Ch. II. Characteristics of linear systems 34
Ch. III. Linear elements of automatic ustems 71
Ch. IV. Structure and methods of detirmining the
characteristics of linear
systems 12'-'
Ch. V. Diserrate 3-inear systems 170
Ch. VI. Stability and quality of lirear systems 194
Ch. VII. Mothods of studying the accuracy of linear systems 240
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Ch. VIII. Characteristics of nonlinear systems 281t
Ch. IX. Nonlinear elements of automatic systems 308
Ch. X. Stability and autovibrations of nonlinfiar systems 373
Ch. XI. Yothods of studying the acciiracy of nonlinear
ayatems - - 427
Ch. XII. Self-tining systems 444
Ch. XIII. Information transmission on transmission channels
- - 466
Ch. XIV. Statistical theory of optimnd systems
484
Ch. V. Methods of determining optimal linear systems 530
Ch. XVI. Determining optimal nonlinear systems 581
Appendices - - 614
Bibliography - - 635
Subject index 639
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.AUTHOR: Kazakov, I. Ye. (Moscow)
TITLE: Sta
ical analysis of systems with multivariable nonlinearities
SOURCE: Avtornatika i telemek-hanika, v. 26, no. 3, 1965, 63 69
TOPIC TA GS: automatic control, automatic control devign, utomatic cont rol
system, automatic control theory- - - -
:ABSTRACT: A system containing multivariable nonlinearifies may be
described
by tkis set of differential equations:
where ~j are the single-valued nonlinear functions of their argumento and
ri W
are the perturbances (random functi-ma of time). The nonlinear functioria
q, I are
replaced with their statistical linearized equivalents, and the method oi
9tatistical
linearization iB used to determine the probabilistic characteristics ol
the r3yfiiean.
Al.lowing also for POGBIble oscUlatory terms (self -oscillations or an
inpu,
harmonic), these .3eis of linked equations are presented;
Mx kX21---,-k2 x
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is the function
,period T 0 2 F1 Wol, ~k pre the coefficients of harmer0c
!P jo averaged over the
linearization Of /.jk are the coefficients Itik of statistical
linearization
averaged over period T. Application of the above method for solution
of these rwo
specific problems is considered: (1) An extremal relal avtomatic
-control system
and (Z) Stochastic oscillations in an elastic nonlinear system. Orig.
art. hae:
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TITLE: The determination of the law of distribution of variables
of a nonlinear atoahastic
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SOURCE: AvtomaUka i telemekhanika, v. 26, no. 11, 1965, 1926-1937
/ ~- , (19 , ~-' C7-
TOPIC TAGS: dynamic system, partial differential equation,
stochastic process, automatic
control theory ..............
ABSTRACT: Daring the investigation of nonlinear dynamical systems
subjected to random sig-i-
nals and interferences, the knowledge of the complete
characteristics of their behavior at each
instant of time is sometimes necessary. The laws of distribution
of such variables at any
instant of time represent precisely the needed characteristics.
There are several. methods
for the determination of such distributions, Two of the best known
are the method of static
investigations and the method of integrating the
Fokker-Plank-Kolmogorov probability density
equation. However, the z1gorithms of these methods ure cumbersome
and not always appli-
cable. Consequently, the present authors propose a new approximate
method for the
determination of the distribution of the variables. of a nonlinear
stochastic system by starting
from a system of stochastic ordinary nonlinear differential
equations and then integrating the
resulting approximate linear inhomogeneous multidimensional first
order partial differential
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ACC NRt AP5027885 IX
AgUAUQAJqr the first characteristic function. After describing
the procedures for the
determination from this first characteristic of the
distribution function for each of the
variables at a given instant of time, the author applies the
procedure to the case of 1) a second
order stationary system with a single noalinearity within the
feedback circuit; the system is
subjected to a normal white noise of intensity G; and 2) a
first order system with a single
nonlinearity within the feedback circuit; the Intensity is G =
ZL/1-7r . Orig. art. has:
71 formulas and 3 figures.
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ACC NRs AP6028547
SOURCE CODE: UR/0280/66/000/003/0164/0171
AUTHOR: Kazakov, I. Ye. (Moscow)
..........
ORG: n one
TITLE: Statistical analysis of systems with ambiguous nonlinearities
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 3, 1966,
164-171
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control parameter, nonlinear automatic control
system,
hysteresis loop, feedback system
ABSTRACT: The article deals with the problem of the analysis of
those real elements
frequently foundLlin automatic control systems which possess
ambiguous nonlinear
cliaracteristics)b)f the hynteresis' type. The author outlines a
systematic approach
to this problem, using a method of statistical linearization for the
ana*./-'-, of this
kind of nonlinear element and based on the representation of the
ambiguuus function
of the input variable as a multidimensional function; i.e., a
function dependent not
only on the input variable itself, but also on its derivative. Such
a representation
of a nonlinear ambiguous noninertial function of the hysteresis type
is shown te be i
accord with the physical reality of the process in the nonlinear
element. The appli-
cation of the general postulates of the statistical linearization of
multidimensional
nunlinear elutuents to such ambiguous nonlinearitica ifi discussed
in the paper, with
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illustrative examples showing how the method may N
loop systems. Orig. art. has: 54 formulas and 2
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KAZAKOV, K., marshal artillerii, komanduy-ushchiy
raketnymi voyskami
i artilleriyey
With guns and rockets. Voen.7,nan. 41 no.11:4-5 N
165.
(MIPA 18:12)
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KAZAKOV, K.; RANGELOVi R.
On some studies of mica in Bulgaria.
Mashinostroene 11 no.2:34-38
F 162

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ACCESSION 14P.: A115001167
S/0018/64/000/011/0007/0010
AIMIM Kazzkov, K.. (Artillery mi rrh.-il Corm4nder of rooket forcea
and artillory)
TM.
-------SOURCE-t---Voyenro~~nitti'k----no-11---Ic)64- -7-10
TOPIC T GS; p6wex-Par&ftor
ustrUl:produ
artillery rocketp personnel training
ABSTRACT: Because of American provocations demonstrated in the
Tonkin Gulf, tho
.00rigo, an.4 other pl"e s_,, thosovi.ot millt~ary mu.-t tmintain
its stron~:th. This
means -the contlituous, devo1.apwunt_._10f__tha_ artillaryj for
which the Sov lots are
famous and which supplies the fundamental fire powor of the army.
The author
reviews the use of artillery durIng World War 11 in battleB from
Mol;cow to Berlin.
lie cites the contributions of individuals and units and -ives
axuqnrlos of artil-
0
lery concontrations (6000 guns and mortars in the coun to
roffonsivo bofore 1-10scow,
13 500 in the battle on the Volea 18 000 in tho Kurak Bulge
defense, and upuards
of 41 000 in the Berlin oporationj.- The effectivenoss of the
artillory is 'attri-
buted not only to its technical excellence and a high level of
training but also
to the type of artillery formationa. These permitted massive
concentrations

L 1900-65
A-CC ESSION im: Amoli6?
for rupturing defonso lines (at timos numbering, 200-3GO guns and
mortars per
kilometer of front). Tho artillery war. stipivrtod by an induntrial
baso which In
the lost year of ',he war delivered 120 000 gwis and 100 000 mortars
to the front.
Do value of the artJllery w3s approciated by tile Soviet government
and the
Coramunist Party. Intensive development of all elernonts of rocklet
delivery systeras
was encouraged innedistely after the war and continues at this timo.
All b:-anches
of the armed forcos are being equipped with rockets for use in all
aspects of
warfare. Recognizing that final v.1ctory depends on men, the Soviets
perfected an
intense training votu-se. The rain part of this course consists of
field problems,
because it is belLeved that only through experience will the officers
master
---ASSOC TATION.c --hon a
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KAZAKOV p K. 11. p nut rohn I a r ti I le r I i I RUVEN
KOP S. 1. , ma rj ha I a v! a t t~ 11,~ ; P I K If A YL I
N,
V.V., kontr--admiral; LEONOV, A.I., marshal voyzk e-rjazi
Soviet military leaders on the revolution In milit-ry
affairs. Voon.Lnan.
40 no.1106 N 164. (MIRA 18i1)
1, Romanduyushchiy raketnymi voyskami 1. artilleriyey
(for Kazakov). 2.
Pervyy zwaestitell Glaviokomanduyushchego
Voyenno-Vozdushnymi SilAmi
(for Rudenko). 3. Pervyy zamestitell komanduyushchego
Krasnoznamennym
Baltiyp'-tm flotom (for Mikhavlin). 4. Nachallnik voysk
svyazi (for
Leonov),

M bi
pf -4 IITP(c) JD/HS
1ACCESSION NR- AR5013010 UR/0137/65/000/00W ~MJDOII
~ISOURCE.-
AUMOR:
-!Kochetov,
ITITLE:
621.771.001 1 ~'
Ref. zh. 93tallurgiya. Aba. 074
Skryabin, N. P.; Batbanov, Yu. M.; Kazakov -GDdin, N. 1.9
1. M.
Testing of sizing rolls for g M alloysl
nLll~inl ight section stock from titanf.u
CITED SOURCE; Tr. Unal'skogo n.-i. in-ta cbern. met., v. 3, 1964, 143-148
TOPIC TAGS: titanima alloy, rolling mill, metal rolling
ITRMSMION: Investfigations vere conducted to determi the optimum
conditions forl
1 rolling titarkium alloys on the 280 light section Mill I It was found
that the gmords
in rolls for rolling titanium-5-110-y-s should be design;d In such a way
that the
1gripping ang'-e &,e9 uot exceed 0,30-0,32 radians (17-180). Under these
conditions
et-able grippin of t4a roll-i stock by the rol1s is ensured. in 11
7
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4-
L 57520-65
CCESSION NR.- AP.15013010 i
necessarv to have feeding and extracting equipment to improve the
operation of the
roll system, provide satisfactory ccmditions for feeding the strip
into the rolli,
and &"o to p-revent jaming of the strip in the guidea. N. YudiDa.
SUB CODE: IE ENCL-. 00

KkZAKOV, K. S. (TISSR)
"Changes in the Coll:)idochemical Properties of
Proteins of the
Serum and Liver of Rabbits Poisoned with Cirbon
Tetrachloride."
Report presented at the ',th Intern;itional
Bl,chr~mistr-y Congressy
Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961

LYUBETSKIY, Kh.Z.; SIMMER, L.B ; KAZAKOV, K.S.;
ADAMYAN, R.I.;
ABRAMOVA, L.I. (Tashkenti
Effect of ethylenedlominetetraacetic acid and
vitamin Bj and
B12 on the course of~lead poisoning; experimentAl
etudi6s.
Gig.truda i prof.zab. 6 no.12-'45-46 D162. (RIPA
16:7)
1. Uzbekskiy nauchno-isaledovatellakiy institut
sanitaril..'.)
gigiyeny i professionallrqkh zabolevaniy.
(LRO POISONIM) (ACETIC ACID) (VITAMINS-B)
~:A~ le.

KAZAKOV, Khatil. Shakirovich.
Kazan' State Veterinary-7,ootechnical Inat Imeni Bauman.
Academic
degree of Doctor Of Biological Sciences, Wed an his defense 0
21 January 1955 in the Council of Moscow Veterinary Academy, of
his dissertation entitled: "Chemical and Physico-Chemical Nature
of Vitellin and its Changes In the Process of the Babryonic
Development of an Efg." (Experimental Research)
Academic degree and/or tItlei Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK, List no. 12, 28 May 55, Pyulleten' MVO
SSSH,
No. 15, Aug 56, Moscow, pp. 5-24, Uncl. JPFZ/W-'-537
4- V
USSR/General Biology - phygic&j and Chamidal BI.0106Y- B-1
Abs Jour : Ref Zh1ar - Biol." No 7.- 1958, 2843-7
Author : Kazakov, Kho She
Inst
0 fosforbiochimicheskildi soedineniyakh voobshche i em
Title briodinamicheskom ra,%predelenii foafora v fosfovitelline
v chastnosti- (biokhimii PrirOdnykh organicho E;oedineniy
for.fora). General and on
on Bjc~chemjcaj phosphorus Compounds in C:
Embryc)dynamic Distribution of phorphorun in PhOsPhOv_it U'-
ne in particular. (Biochmiatry of Natural Organic rhOsPhO'
rus Ccqupounds) *
orig Pub ucb. zap. Kazansks gose vet. in-ta., 1956) 64.. No 1.,
199-
218
Abstract A biochemical review of natural organiC Phosphorus com-
pounds. publishecl aats, are given on the content and dis-
tribution of phosPhOrull in nucleoprotein viruses,
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rcr:. ~r.~3
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I t i ncrt. ti :-,E: S , ~'-c ve - t Ing tLe i'L vt- I
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XVRANOW. V.G., dotsent, kand. veterin. nauk;
PAVLOVSKI-Y, Ye.11.1 prof*
,otv.red.; VASNETSOV, N.V., prof., red.; VIMMUCHAGIN,
M.N.,
prof.,red.; ZAYTSEVj V*G., prof9prede; WAKOV, Kh,Sh.,
prof,,,
red.; MOSIN, V.V., prof*, red*; STUDENT red.;
GALEYEV, V.V., dotsent, red.; LYSOV, V.F., dotsent,
red.;
RABINOVICH, M.P., doteent, red.f SABIN, I.M.,
dotsent, red.
(Methods for the laboratory diagnosis of the
principal helmLin-
thiases of farm and commercial animals and a
comparative analysis
of their efficiency]. Metody laboratornoi diagnostiki
Plavneishikh
gellmintozov sellskokhoziaistvemykh promyslovykh
zllv-otnykh 1.
sravnitellnyi analiz ikh effektivnosti. Kazan', 1960.
417.p.
(Kazan. Veterinarnyi institut. Uchenye zapiski, vol.
72).
(MIRA 17t7)

KAZAKOV, L.
Determining the amount of stretch in cattle
carcasses during the
removal of hides. Mias.lud.WSR 26 no.5;55 153. (MM
9:2)
(Slaughtering and slaqghterhouBes) (Hides and skins)

93,fla, 7-hIvOtnOvud$tv0. ~Pol 16. ta
April 1962 La~
I.. -LA 1:rproved Typo of rem* for
trying Alfalfa,~ lw&nr,&
.D~~A. Junior Scion-.iflc
Col-laboraLor at wmo
ara. zAaora. p;.
2. 'our Z"riwn:a witf. Promorri:w
Orson AU&Ifa .1-t,
Scidlum kwtabloulf1de Ivan I. Czairzmn
or t=.
-1toad to coamunibi- 0 a are In
Imporl4a; ;P
5-6.
-ror tile C4rrso- Mgtmbutiom and
CQnsolidatior of
?odder rrolud%lam In ttl* Caciparstive
Fsrmms,~ Zaivica
SrRA--SIL~DV, J"lor 3018--tric
-cljaooratz.-. : :;ZZ$3
-TU-12cral, Arriou:. Ural MIrlz
Relearma, IMS-.1luts);
VP
4. '-.he 1:nflusuce of =4 Aeo of gogm
for Sro*~P-Mg
purpose& on S-a* of -.mvir Pr:,duotlyo
ITam "C= (S~Zlor As mv*
AgrIC-LiturAl -%&ti $-I :ill
01C.- nkto Far=);
PIP 9-
'Couningd fis-anizattom or to* PoulGry
-on to tne
Village or Kalomirowo. Yasool !ror"
=*r Zoolotial as the '%F.I. Lorin"
Coopora-1," war=-.
VP la-22. -------------------------
a. -XSAY ragas Lead to CUS&P
?roluctlam." Stolka-1-uW-A.
poultry Xsepor a; -no coo;mrrr.-.vo
farA in =1 -wj-jj~;
of Dropla (ToIbUkain Okrug) I Doldor
C., ?-be order of
sae Red Sta-ior of Laaar. sn-,
ropress~zmzjve.
as told t4 0. ur.~:-%azv; P? ?-2n.
-The DalLy Fro~uctivlty of ZL4uOjsm
and DreXt goress
In gas C'AltiVAUDA a AEr.CU1*.Ur&l
Crop*,' IT" yo&:V,
Junior =aztkit, CollaooraLor. Ll
ROSS"= IOmtIz=t,, tol;1noroc
8. 'Feeding am a factor in z%rood1zw.*
Professor retitc,
IVANCV; pp .350-34.
9. 'our u2trionce vita srewl
Diprovesent,* ?,otur
~-Mzz. mroctor of too creed
12prorezec. 4tstIca
In mals. Slatins; ;P 35-39.
10. 13w Artificial ImsoftlaaLion Of
Cove WIta --p*m
-OLIttt*d its & Adout.
W-31ractor and
re,
80010filar, (res;s&i9allay reed
z=proy.=mr--
*"%1OU La Puriamay; V;) 40-42.

KAZAKOV, L.
Paying bonuses for new machinery in the coal
industry. Sots.trud
7 no.7:57-58 n 162. U-MU 15:8)
1. Nachallnik Tekhaicheskogo upravleniya Tullskogo
kombinata
ugollmy promyshlennosti Podmoskovskogo basoeyna
Ministerstva
ugollnoy promyshlennosti SSSR.
(Coal mines and mining-Technological.imovationz;)
(Bonus system)
F!

KAZAKOV, L.
Achievements of the miners in the nilaugoll
Combine. Ugoll
39 no.7t72 Jl 164. (MIRA 1711O)
1. Tullskly kombinat ugollnoy promynhlennosti
Podmoskovnogo
basoeyna Ministerstva ugollnoy provVshlennosti SSSR.
42
~ej

KAZAKOVI L. A. and VORONTSOV, P. A.
"Peculiarities in the Wind Cycle Over a Cotton Field
and a Serddesert~ll
Tr. GI. geofiz. observ., No 39, 1953, PP 133-142
Results of expeditional studies of aerial currents in
the lower atmoz-
phere cver a cotton field and a semidesert, around
20-25 km apartj are
described. Direction and velocity of wind were measured
either by a pilot
balloor or by an aerostatic meteorograph.
RZhFit, No 3, 1955
Z--

KAZAKCV L,A, 'YosKva'-- KONCHALOVSKIY, V.Yu. (Yoskva)
I . il
Optimum dimensional relationships of the magnetic
circulti
d.c. pcwer magnets. Flektrichestvo no.10:23-26 C) 164.
(MIRA
of
17t12)

VAYNBERG, N.L.;.KAZAKOV, L.G.
Work practioes of the Kagul Regional Agrochemical Lab6rutory.
Zemledelle 25 no.4:75-76 Ap 163. (MIRA 16t5)
(Kagul District-Soils-knalysis)
1 01 0--
:". - ": -;m,' - ., - --- ... - -I - - . , - - - ,
; ~. - 4 ` m -, ~j, t 1 ,, ~,. 1 :: . :
RX41, ARABI J-1 - I - ~" ~ ~47 11: ~ ;I.A ~ '.- .
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KAM OV, LII*C..inzh.-ePnomist; STEPANCHMMO, N.I.,
vedushchly red.;
IS~SINI, A.S.-, tekhn.red.
(Reference book on labor and wages for petroleum
workers] Spra-
vochnik po trudu i zarabotnoi plate dlia rabotnikov
neftebaz.
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. i
gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
1958. 222 P. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Rosglavnefteenababyt pri Gosplane RSI?SR.
(Petroleum workers) (wages)

ARAKEJOV, Arkadly Avakoviehs* ARTAHONOVA,
Rufina Grigorlyev.ia;
KAZAKOV,-Leonid-.joqifov1chj FEYGIN, Aleksandr
bc-risovich; KC1T1KOVA--V-.d-.' Ved. red.
[Vykhino Lank farm is an enterprise of
coTraunist labor]
Vykhinskala neftebaza - predpriiatle
korm.-unisticheskogo
truda. Moskva, Nedrap 1965. 77 p. (MIRA 18:7)
T"M
~7-77777

KAZAKOV. L.1.: LAPSHIII. N.T.
the national aconomy p: "1u. oil 11 Idt"hor
Su pp I yi ng
Transp. i khran. noft, n
1. Glavn,-.)ye upravleniya po i nefta-
produk-tar-L

KA'- A
.-:,j.dcr!iizatic.n of the

KAZAKOV P L.l.
Use Ull reserves for increasing the productivity
and economic
efficiency of enterprises. Tranap. i Khran.nefti i
nefteprod.
no. 2:41-42 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. G:Lavnoye upravleniye po transportu I
snabzheniyu neftlyu
i nefteproduktami RSFSR.

KUSHUL' , VenI.am--'n Voiseyevich; NAYDE21KO,
0, K., kand.
retsenzentj KAZAKOV) L.M., inz.b.,
ret:mIIZr-T"-%, LAKFA,~FLNKG~
B.A., nauchn.'red.; VARKOVET,5KAYA, A.I., r(ld,
[New type of Antrm,al combuution erigirie]
Vovyl tip dviga-
0
telia vnutrennego sgoraniia. Leningrad,
Sudostrucmile,
1965. 211 p. (MIRA 18,

L 45136-66 EWPW/T-2
AP6020378 (IV) SOURCE CODE: UR/0114/66/000/006/0022/0026
AUTHOR: -Kazakov, L. 14. (Engineer) 41~7
ORG: none
TITLE: Theoretical and experimental study of an impulse system
for the
gas turbine pressure charging of high power low rpm diesel
engines
OURCE: Energomashinostroyeniye, no. 6, 1966, 22-26
OFIC TAGS: gas turbine, diesel engine, impulse turbine
ABSTRACT: The article starts with a mathematical development of
calculating equations taking Into consideration the following
parameters
which affect the energy of the impulse and, consequently, the
power of a
gas turbine: the volume of the gas exhaust header VT; the
straight
through cross section of the turbine nozzles, f.; ~be transverse
cross
section of the header, F; the number of cylinders attached to
one beader;1
the gas phase distribution; the size of the exhaust valves and
the laws 1
governing the change In their straight through cross section;
the straL~bt-
,through vents; the number of rpm of the diesel, n . and the
type of
turbine. In the calculations thl following parem2ters were
veriel..
fe = 0-04, 0.06, and 0.07 meters ; VT = 0.3, 0.11, and 0.55
meters . The -
UDC: 621.515.

ACC NR- AP6020378
other initial conditions were: p. (pressure of air blown
through) = 1o6
kg/cm2; no = 115 rpm; p (gs~ pressure at the moment when the
exbaust
valve is opened) = 8-4 ~g/cm T (g8s temperature at the moment
when
the exhaust valve is opened) IT60 C. The calculations showed
that the
greatest effect on the magnitude of the Impulse was exerted by
a change
in the value of fco Detailed experimental results are exhibited
in a
series of curves end tables. The proposed calculating equations
are
designed for solution using electronic computers. Orig. art.
beat
7 formulas, 5 figures and 2 tables,
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GUB I N' N. I.; Z/,A Y Y KA2M,~0V j~'-'VKL" 1L.Ty.0, A. I.;
H.""Ic"
Overall mechiml-v.-ition anti uuto-mation oi' idnos, in the
Tula-up'll
Combine. Ufroll /,0 no.2:1-5 F t65. (IMMA 18:4)
1. Shakhta No-38 (treutu Navomoskovskugc'' for Gubin). 2.
Trest
Krasnoarveysskugoll (for Zagaynvskly~. 3. Kombinat
Tulaugoll (for
Kazakci). 4. Shukhta No.2 "Bibikovskayall tresta
13zlovs"goll (for Levkov,
5. Shakhta No.13 tresta Shchekinugoll (for Levcheriko). 6.
Shaklita No.2
"Zubovskaya'l tractu FraonourmeyokutoV (for Maillchenko).
7. Trest Fovc~-
moskovsk-ugoll (for r'otnpi-~nko).

GUBIN, N. I.; UGAYI-~"','JUY, Yii.t,
1-:-A L I C'
Overall mechan-1.7.aticn rAnl- autoruiticn c,,' mines in
the Tula-ugolt
F 165. "I
Combine. UF,'ol' 40 no.2:1-5 t"DIJ, 18:4)
1. Shakhta No-38 (ti-stu Ncvomc)skovsIII,uf,,c* I for
Gubin). 2. Trest
Krasnowme)-s.l.,ig-oll (for Zagay-ev.9kiy). 3. Kombinat
Tulaugoll (for
Kazakcv). 4. No.21 "Bibikovskayall tresta ljzlovskucolt
(for Lovkov',
5. Shakhta Nu.l'; t-e:Aa Shchtikinugoll (for Lciveherlo).
6. Shakhta No.2
"Zubovsku:101 t,-cA-.t ixasnoarmey.,-,kLJIj,'CI (for
11,1villchenko). 7. Trest Novo-
moskovsk-Lgoll (for Potapenko).
;W41-

KALZAK 0VO---LJL'-
Manually guided electric cart for the
mechanization of loading,
unloading, and transportation in food industry
enterprises.
Konssi oveprome 1.5 n0-7:37-38 J1 6o. (MIRA, 13:6)
1. VsesoyuzzWy nauchno-iBeledovatellakiy institut
morskogo
rybnogo khozyVetva i okeanografii.
Rood indust.-7--Iquipment and supplies)
(Loading and unloading)

STEGINJI A.I.; KOMAR', V-1%; KAZAWVj L.Rs
Boulder-Febble material in the gneisses of the Teterev
Valley (b-krainian
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no. 12.22-25
D 6o. (MIRA 14:4)
(Pr031)OCting) (Aeronautics in geology)

KAZAKOV, L.R.
New graphite-beaing region in the Soviot Carpathians.
Geol.zhur.
2-1 no.5:97-101 161. (MIRA 14:10)
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(Carpathian lbuntains Graphite)
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WAKDV, L.R.
Granitization of rocks in the Grekhov-Pavlograd region
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anomalies. Geol.ghur. 21 no.609-97 161. (MIRA 15s2)
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KAZASOV., L.Ro
NtrogTaphic character Ist,105 of plagiogranites in
the, Mdv--
chinskiya Mountains 'in th6 C&rlAthians. Gool.
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KAZAKOV, L.R.; GORLITSKIYp B.A. [HorJ~ytalkyi, B.O.)
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WRISE:KO, S.i'.;
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ZAGOI--ItJYI:O,
L.G.;..~AZAKQV, L.R.; KALYXIEV, G.I.; KARASIK,
I.I.A.; KACHAI~"
'V.G.; LAGUT111, P,K.i LAUIENKO, Ye.K.;
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LASIKOV,
V.A.; lZT24SH"TEIT IN-L.: I-'.ALAKHOVSKIY, V.F.;
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rAC Monograph, UR/
NRo M502TT49
Alma!ld 3, A,J. Guoyatinskiyp 1, A,; Igoshev, I.P,;
I N, _41 j Vvedeneklyt I
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A* A,;;YAkovleyrp 0. 1. j X01060TI, IL A.; Levahinv I* FO;
Lamakin. A* no
Upper tropospheri atIon%f i1trashOrt radio waves (Milneye
troponfern t_n_9__nTYe ulftrakorotkikh radlovoln Moscow*
lzd-vo "Sovetsk yo radio" 8 1965, 414 P, illue,p bibliot 4000
copies printed.
P!OPIC TAGSs radio wave propagation., tropospheric radto wave,
radio
communication, space communication1tropoopheric scatter communicat-
6.ion, signal processing, signal distortion, field theory
r W OSE AND COVERAGE: This monograph in intended for specialists
working in the field of radiowave propagation, designers of long-
distance radio communication systems, and teachers and students of
the advanced course* in schools of higher technical education,,
The*
monograph contains,, for the moot part., heretofore unpublished
results of Soviet experimental, and theoretical investigations in
the
field of long-distame t ospherio ultrashortwave propagation..
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Problems Of investigating the troposphere by means of refracto-
Meters, the mean level of signals,
fluctuation ol arrival meteorological conditions and
directivity patterngjjOages In ante angles and distortions Of
antenna-t
fadinge nna gain# and quick and slow
of Signal levels are discussed.
intics Of the signals at diversity recept The statistical
character-
a ion In time$ spaces fre-
quencY nd angle as well as the distortion of signals in the commun
ication systems are also Investigated. The long-distance propagat-
...theory is analyzedp and the engineering method Of calculating
field
Intensity at 10119-distance
presentp there is no theory tropospheric propagation is given. At
:ion which can be applied eff of Long-Distance Tropospheric
ProPagat.
ectively enough In practice. Thus
the investigation of that ProPagationp considerable attention has
to be Paid to experiments. j. in
Ical conditions of the terri The special characteristics Of
geograph.
tory involved should be taken Into con.
Bideration during the analysis of experimental data and in their
-Practical application because the conditions Of Propagation In
arctic and tropical climates differ from those existing over seas
and'continents. A considerable part of the monograph deals with
the inventigatioroor long_d1stance tro
Out Over dry'land routes, Pospheric Propagation carried
USSR under the general sup 800 kM long* In the central Part Of the
rg ervision of B. A. V'VsdOnBk:Lr and A. 00*
Arenbe (up-to 19!5T), V- I* Siforov in'
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nected with distortlaus and fluctuations of signals, References
follow each chapter,
TABLZ OF CONTWTSt
Foreword
Ch, 1. Radio Engineering Methods of Xnventigating the Troposphere
lAelectric Constant -- 5
.Bibliography -- 16
9h, n, Results of Troposphere Dielectric Constant Neanurements 17
I* Relationship between the mean value of the air refraction
Index
and altitude. Standard radlo-atmoaphere - 17
,2, Fluctuations of the air refraction Index- -- 24
3. Some notions on the troposphere model -- 43
*1'kliO9r8PhY 45
Ch, In. Average (mean) Signal Levels in Long Distance
Tropospheric
Propagation of Ultrashort Waves L T. P -U S W) -- 48

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1, Equipment and measuring methods for the mean signal level -- 48
2. Signal attenuation function in LTP USW -- 54'
Relationship between mean signal level and the distance --_-5T 63
4, Relationship between mean sigma level and the wavelength -
5, Relationship of mean signal level and-the shadow anglm,of both
transmitting and receiving antennas --1,,65
6e Diurnal and seasonal variations of mean signal level T2
Bibliography T5
lCh.'XV. Effect of Air Refraction Index at the Earth Surface on
the...
Mean Field Level In L7.P USW -- 77
1, Correlation of the mean field level with the air refraction
Index at the Earth Surface, -- 77
2, Possibility of predicting field Intensity variations 8!
-Bibliography 86
Ch, V, Fluctuation of Radlowave Arrival Angles and Instantaneous
Patterns of Antennas Directivities -- 88
I* Methods of measuring radiowave arrival angleir-and recording of
Instantaneous antenna directional patterns 69
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2o Fluctuatlon of radlowave arrival angles In horizontal and vertical
planes -- 92
3~ Instantaneous antenna directional patterns 92
Mbliography 102
Ch, V1. Losses in Antenna Gain of BrP USW 103
1, Determination and methods of measuring losises-in antenna gain 10
2, EVerimental data on losses In antenna gain -- 108
3, Theoretical Investigations on losses in antenna gain 114'
21bl1cVMhy 120
Ch, VII, Theories of Long Distance Tropospherio'Propagation Of
USW- -- 122
1, 3:ntroductory remarks 122
BIbIlography 199
2e Theory of soatterlag radlowaves by tropospheric tvirbulent
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Sibliognphy 150
3, Reflection of radiowaves from dielectric nonhmmogeneities of
definite dimensions - 151
Bibliography 171
4, Reflections of radlowaves from Isiminatod tropospheric-nonhomo-
geneities of random character -- 172
bibliography 179
Ch. VIII, Engineering Method of Design-Calculation of Field
Intensity
,.Attenuation -- 186
NAs Basic rules of calculation method -- 181
2, Diffraction horizon ( a distance,, beginning of whichp the value
of the field intensityp calculated according to the,diffraction
formulas Is smaller than the measured Intensit-y) " 162
'3. Determination of field standard attenuation - 189'.
4~ Meteorological conditions correction 184 -
Local topognphy correction -- 185
Estimate of losses'la antenna gain -- 185

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7. Estimate of fadinge 186
Bibliography 188
.01, Ut Statistical Characteristics of the Envelopes' Mme and Pro.
quOnCY Of the Random Signal In IMP USw .. 189
1. Statistical OhiraOtOrUtlca of atmosphere dielectric oonfitant
signal components in IMP __ 189 1 1
2. Distribution-i-aws for the envelopes and phase of various signal
components -- 193.
3# Distribution 14*6 of sum-signal envelope
4,Kulti-dimensional distribution functions of instantaneous value
o? envelopes and phases of the spaced signals in minute Intervals
207
)5, Parameters of multi
-dimensional amplitude and phase distribution.
functions of spaced.signals -- 210
.;6. Statistical characteristics of instantaneous TRIU66 Of the en-
velopes of spaced signals In minute Intervals -- 22-a
7o Statistical characteristics of instantaneous values%of spaced
signaV-phases In u1nute Intervals -- 239
8. Statistical charaoteristics of instantaneous value of phase
first derivatives of spaced signals In minute Intervals 248
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:9. Statistical characteristics of Instantaneous values of the first
z derivative of phase In minute Intervals -- 257
BIbliography -- 260
Experimental
LT.P USW -- 262 Xnvestigations of Rapid and Slow F .adings in
1. Methods of measuring and processing experimental data -- 262
2, one-dimensional distribution functions of signal instantaneous
values -- 264
3, one-dimensional distribution functions of signal averaged values
278 nvelope-283
4, period and frequency in rapid fluctuations of signal a
Bibliography -- 287
Ch. XI. Experimental Investigation of Signal Statistical ChaMOtOr-
istics at Space, Frequency, Time and Angle Diversity Reception - 288
1, Space-diversity reception __ 288
2, Frequency-diversity reception -- 295
3. Time-diversity reception -- 299
4, Frequenoy-time diversity reception -- 305
5# Angle-diversity reception -- 307
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Bibliography -- 312
Ch. XII. Investigation of Amplitude-Frequency and Phase-Frequeney
Signal Characteristics at LTP -- 314
1, Measuring and processing methods of experimental data
. 314
2, Amplitude-frequency characterletIce -- 39M
3. Phase-frequency characteristics of UP channel -- 325
4. Frequency oharaoterintics'.of signal group'time dulay -- 334
Bibliography -- 350
Ch. IIII. Signal Distortion In LTP USW -- 351
1, Theoretical Investigation of distortions appearing in multi-
channel FM LTP communication systems -- 352
2. Experimental Investigation of distortion in LTP MW 384
3, Distortions appearing during TV transmission over tropospheric
radio links __ 389
Bibliography -- 392
Appendix Automation of Signal Statistical Processing 394
1, Quantification of continuous signals and coding 395
2. Signal quantification Instruments --.39T
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Translation from: Ref erativnyy zhurnal, Fizikil, 1960, No
I I , pp.
30953
AUTHORS- Kazakov, L.Ya, Lomakin. A.N
-Qamft~
TITLE. Measurement of Non-uniformitles of' the Air,
Diel~.,ct,rlc Constant In
the Troposphere
MRIODICAL: V sb.: Vopr. dal'nego raspro~ir UKV, Mo:~ec.w,
Svyaz_'IzIIc%t, 1959,
pp, 110-120
TEXT.- The authors consider the methods of mea3ur-ing
non-unii'orml~.I&z- of
the air dielectric constant. The operational princIple of'
the ref rac tome ter Is
explained and its technical characteristics are described
The ve5ults of preli-
minary tests of a refractometer a.~-? presented,
A011or.," "'tAIIIIIIAry
Translator's note. This is the full translallon of *.he
--wigina2 Rt.,s~lan abltract;~
Card 1/1

ARMAND, li.A.; VVEDENSKIY, B.A.; GUSYATr.ISKIY,
I.A.; IGOSHEV, I.P.;
MZA~qy, L.Ta.; KALINZ, A.I.; KOLOSOV, N.A.; LEVSHUJ,
I.P.;
LONIAKIN, A.E.; NAZAAOVA, L.G.; NDlIROVSKIY, A.S.;
PROSIN,
A.V.; RYSKIN, E.Ya.; SOKOLOV, A:V.; TARASOV, V.A.;
TRASHKOV,
P.S.; TIKHOVIROV, Yu.A.; TROITSKIY, V.N.; FEDOROVA,
L.V.;
CHERNYY, F.B.; SHAMINIKOV, A.V.,- SHIRET, R.A.;
SHIFRIN,'Ia.S.;
SHUR, A.A.; YAKOVLEV, 0.1.; ARENBEIW, N.Ta., red.
[Long-distance tropospheric prcpagation of
ultrashort radio
waves] Dallnee troposfernoe rasprostranenie
ulltrakorotkikh
radiovoln. Moskva, Sovettikoe rndiu, 1965. 434 p.
(MIRA 18-.9)

XAZAKOV, M.(Novosibirsk).
~ 7 - --a- -
Screw hose clamp. Pozh.delo 3 no.2122 F 157, (MLRA
10:4)
(Fire engines)

KAZAKOVS M,; KARPCYV, V.
Wetting agents in the charge of fire extinguishers.
Pozh.delo 9
no.lOt23-25 0 163* (mIRA 16:12)

KAZAKqVJ-m,-(a%b)
Device for fasterling mobile chairs to the floor.
P02h.delo 7
no.032 Ap 161o (Chairs) (MIRA 14:4)

GUNBIN, YU4; DEMOV, P.; KUAKOV, M_
Selecting wetting agents. Pozh.delo 8 no.11:16-17 X
162.
(Surface-active agents) (MIRA 15:11)
(Fire extinction)
XAILKOV, H.B##glavmv7 vrach.; BARATSP S.S.5kandidat
meditainskikh nauk.
ta oti the
Activities of a clinical center for athletea; da
Sverdlovsk Municipal Center of Therapy and physical
Z&ucation.
Sc)v. med. 20 no.3185-87 Mr- '56 OLRA 9:6)
(pHySIGAL jjDUGATICN AND TRAINING,
med. centers in Russia (RUD))

XAZAKOV, H.B., ROEMLAT. V.V.
Second confarence in Sverdlovsk on i)roblems In medianl
supervision
and exercise therapy. Sov.med. 22 no.5tl4l-143 My 158
(MIRA 11:7)
(PHTSICAL YWCATION AUD TRAZING)

UZAKOV, M.B.; ROZENBLAT, V.V.
Zonal conference on medical examination and exercise
therapy held
in Sverdlovok. Sov. mod. 24 no. 7:148-150 A 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
(EMCISE THMPY)

KAZAKOV, M.B.--
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Pains in the heart area in athletes vith ohronic tonsillitis. <
Sov.med. 24 no..3ltll4-327 N 160. (MM Ut 3)
1. 1. Iz Sverdlovskogo vrachobno-fizkulltuYnogo dispansers, (hauchnyy
rukovoditell raboty - prof. B.P.Kushelevskiy).
i (TONS ILS--DISEASM) . (HEART)

K"CV, M.B. (Sverdlovsk)
Overstrain, overtraining, and overexertion in sports.
Felld. i akush.
25 no.11:36-40 N 160o (MIRA lj:ll)
(spom-Hroinic Amcm)

YEFREEMDVA, L.A., zasluzhennyy master sporta; ZAK, M.G.;
RAKITINA, R.I.,
starshiy metodist; ZABAROVSKIT, K.K.; GOLIBERG, A.Yu.;
KAZAK(J'1,---
M.B.; ZHAVORONKOV, I.Ye. (Kerch'); KLYUCHAREVA, I.R.
(1-loskva);
I
EF-WAY N.A., kand.med.nauk; P,-'FOV,B.F., artist
We continue the discussion of the power of Dhysichl
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