SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIREYEV, P.M. - KIRJEEW, W.A.

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KURSHAKOV, N.A.0 prof.; KIREYEV, P.N., prof. (Moskva)
Nyocard", ll.ypoxia in acute and chronic radiation effects.
Kardiolo[,.lia 5 no*20-9163 (HIM 17 -.2 )
1q Chlon-korrespondent A111 SSSR ( for Kurshakov)o

xmyd' ~: Y": -0
Heart - Wounds and Injuries.
Heart diseases resulting from injuries, Rovosti mod. no. 20, 1950.
9. MonthlX List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April .195J. Unclassified.
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XIRNIEV, P.Me
Disorders of renal filtration in various phases of hypertension,
Ter. arkh., Mookwa 23 no.5:61-67 SePt-Oct 1951. (CIRL 2121)
1. Docent. 2, Of the Hospital Therapeutic Clinic (Director --
Honored Worker in Science Prof. V. Y.; Zelenin, Active Member of
thei.Academy of Medical Sciences USSR), Second Moscov Medical
Institute imeni I. V. Stalin.

Dissertation: l'.'A-,tur-banccf3 of the fAdncy Ci-mil-afb).r: in C"itil VIA
.1ci, jecond 1*o::co,.l Vedical Itl3l, h-icni 1. V. Aualllr, "c).-r-o,,;, .'4
Ke-iltsin3kiy iiabutnik, Foscow, 7 :a.-f 54.
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KIREMO P. M.
- (Fetr-Mthaylovich)
"Disorders of Renal Blood Circulation in Hypertonic Disease," (Dissertaition)
Academic Degree of Doctor in Medical Scinces, based on his defense, 24 May 1954,
in the Council of the Second Moscow State Medical Inst. im. Stalin.
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Imsymy, F.X.
,,A,:
Disorders of renal circulation In early stages of hypertensione
Sove nods 18 noolO:14-18 0 154. (KIRA 7:11)
1. Is 11 Koskovskogo meditsinskogo instituts. iment I.T.Stalina.
(HYMTSNSIOV, pbysiology
kidney ciroo In early :tages)
(KIMMYS, blood supply.
disord. In brpertansion)

KIRMN, P.'I.; doktor neditainskikh nauk
1~711------------,~~
Diodrast and Its use In kidney function tontn. Lab.dolo no.2:13-16
Mr-Ap 155.
(MLRA 8:8)
1. Tz kafpiry fakulltatakey torapil. (Zav.-prof. M. Zolotova-
Knstonarovn) pmdiatrichookogo fakulltets II Hookovokogo neditsin-
skogo Instituta Imeni, I.V. StallnA.
(KIDNIEY 2UNCTION T3STS,
diodrast touts)
(COWMILT 1,MDIA,
diodraRt kidney funct.tont)

KMATIV. P.M.
Clinical aspects and treatment of chronic radiation sicknesse Ned,
rad. 2 no.5:72-79 S-0 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(RADIATIONS. injurious effects,
chronic radiation sickness. clin. aspects & ther.,
review (Bus))

GIAZUNOV, I.S., prof., XIREYlV, P.M., prof. (Moskva)
Btirly manifi-statione of chronic radiation sickness and asthode of
dingnouls. Bov.med. 22 no.4:49-55 Ap 158 (MIRA 11:7)
(RADIATION, inj.eff.
chronic radintione sickness, enrly manifest. & ding*
(Rue))

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6080
Kireyev, Petr Mikhaylovich
Luchevaya bolezn, klinika, diagnost1ka I lechenlye (Radiation
Sickness; Clinico Diagnostic, and Medical Treatment). Moscow,
Medgiz 196o. 49 p. (Series: Biblioteka praktioheskogo
vrachal. Errata slip Inserted. 14,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Ye. F. Baranova; Tech. Ed.: N. K. Zuyeva.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for physicians and scientific
workers concerned with radiation sickness. It may also be
useful for personnel who are interested in the effects of
nuclear weapons and treatment of radiation sickness.
COVERAGE: The booklet contains information on injuries from blast,
thermal radiation and nuclear radiation, sustained by the popu-
lation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Both acute and chronic
radiation sickness are discussed. Suggestions for diagnosis and
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Radiation Sickness; Clinic (cont.) SOV/6080
treatment of radiation injury, babed on extensive practical
material and theoretical studies.,are presented.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Acute Radiation Sickness 3
Treatment of Acute Radiation Sickness A
Chronic Radiation Sickness 24
Treatment of Chronic Radiation Sickness 44
Bibliography 49
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
SUBJECT: Biology and Medicine
IS/dk/ba
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Prof. (Hoewa)
Therapeutic use of bone marrow in radiation sickness in man. Klin.
mad. no.11,30-33 161. (MIRA V -. 12)
(MARROW-TRANSPLANTATION)
(RADIATION SICKWS)

K I U~l LIFSHITS, G.I.; DIX, M.G.; &MAKOV, V.I.; LLAVUSKIY, N.I.,
inzh.; FRID, N.Ya.: SUDOPLA'XV, G.A.; ?AL'YOVICII, Ya.D., starzhiy
tekhnolog
Worthy welcome to the 22d ~;ongress of the CPSU. Khol. tekh. 38
no.4:5-13 Jl-Ag '61. (11JHA 15:1)
1. Direktor Moskovskogo khladokombinata No.) (for hireyev).
2. Clavnyy inzh. Moskovskogo khladokombinata No.3 (for Lifshits).
3. Glevnyy lnzh. Moskovskovo kholodil'nika No.9 (for ljik). 4. Glavnyy
inzh. Yoskovskogo kboloaillnika No.10 (for Batrak.-)v). 5. Glavnyy
inzh. Moskovskogo kholodillnika No.12 (for kr4d). C. Direktor
Kiyevskopo kholodil'nika No.1 (for Sudoplatov).
(Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery)

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USSR/optics Spictroscopy x-6
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12993
Author Kireyov, P.S.
Inst 3"- - -
Title Intensity of the Components of the Fine Structure of the
He II Line X = 4M A.
Orig Pub Optika i spektrookopiya, 1956, 1, No 7, 833-845
Abstract Using a rabry-Perot interferometer, the author measured
the intensity of the components of the fine-Atructure of
the line X= 46W A of ionized helium. The source of
light was a hallow, cathode. The author succeeded in re-
ducing substantially the time of exposure compared with
that known from the literature. It was found that at
small pressures of pe (-0.5 = mercury) the experi-
mental values of the intensities for the =Jority of the
components are in good agreement with the theoretical
values, while for certain components, an increase in the
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TIREYNT, P.S.
=Fab~-Perotls stalon for studying intensities of component
lines with a complex structure. Vest.Mosk.un. Ser.mat,,mekh.,
agtron.,fi2..kim.11 no.1:103-110 156. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Kafedra optiki Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Spectrum analysis) Onterferometer)

CAtegory USSR/Optics - Spectroscopy K-6
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957, No 5020
Author Kireyev, P.S.
--'Rx ,I
Title IgrrVF MVEIMity of the Fine Structure Components of HeII at 4686 A..
Opis Pub Dokl. AN SSSR) 1956, lo6, No 4, 63aZ32
rFabry-Perot standard was used with a coefficient of reflection of 86%
in the 4700A.tegion. The instrument used for the preliminary dispersion
,~ms the ISP4M spectrograph vith a camera having P =270 mm. The light
source was a honow-cathode tube, cooled vith liquid-nitrogen. The
expansion of the contours vaa carried out graphically. The Aftsuremento
of the intensities of the fine-structure ccmponents and complexes (com-
plex -- group of unresolved components) is based on the measurement of
the areas and of the mLxiz= intensities. For some of the complexes
and components the relative intensities are in good agreement with the
theoretical values; certain considerable deviations of the experixwntal
data from the theoretical are observed for others. In the author's
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Abstract' 0 realove the fine structure of the investigated 468(A line of HeII, a

Category : USSR/Optics ... Spectroscopy
Abs Jour : Ref 27hur - Fizika, No 2, 1957, No 5020
K--6
opinion, the discrepancy vith the theory it caused by the dependence
of the intensities on the excitation conditions. The- P ift, of the
followIng level vere determined: - cm- ) ~"' 4s--
57.9't 10-3 cm-1.' . rfv 3- -= 129-1 x 10
4
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Abs Jon-~
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
`2-ectroscapy. K-6
Referat Zhur Fizika) No 31 1957) 7797
Kireyev, P.S.
M6s"co7w-8tate University, USSR.
Fine Structure of the H~3II 4687A Line with Allowance
for the Lamb Shift of the nS 1/2 Terms
Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, 108, No 2, 226-227
Abstract Investigation of the fine structure of the lines of He311
4687A (transition n = 4 ---> n = 3) was carried out with a
ISP-51 spectrograph with a F-270 camera with a Fabry-
Perot interferometer ahead of the spectrograph slit.
The source of light was a sealed discharge tube with hol-
low cathode, cooled with liquid nitrogen. The 11me is re-
solved into four groups, each having several components,
and sometimes the component 3p, 4s cormolLent is
/2
sometimes also resolved.
The measurement results are in agreement with the theory
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USSR/Optica Spectroscopy. K-6
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Fizikap No 3, 1957, 7797
of fine structure wLth allowance for the lamb shift of
the terms.
The term 381/2 -La shifted by (116 -t 15) x io-3 cm-1
while the term 4S1/2 is approximately shifted by (641:17
30) x lo-3 cm-1.
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AUTHOR: KIREEV,P.S. ?A - 2055
TITLE: The Fine Structure and the LAMB Shift of the Level 2s 1/2 of the
Line T
( A - 6560 1) of Tritium.
a
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol 112, Yr 1, PP 41-44
U.S.S.R.)
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B eosivsd: 2 1 1951 Reviewed: 1957
U
A
STRACT: The line mentions in the heading is the first line of
BILKER series. This work investigates also the intensities of
the components of the fine structure of the aforementioned line
- T
. The structure of
and the isotopic shift in the lines H
a
a
the line T
determined from DIRAC'S theory in demonstrated in a
a
table, where the LAMB shift of the terms 2 :1/2 and 3e 1/2 is
taken into account, The intensities too ar determined by means
of DIRAC'S theory. As a light source a U-11ke discharge tube
with a 3 mm diameter and a length of 120 mm, which was filled
with pure tritium with a pressure of 2-3 torr, was used here.
Luminescence of the tritium was excited by a current of from
205 to 10 ma, of a high voltage transformer. The fin* structure
of the line T a was resolved with a FABRI-PEROT spectrometer and
the interference image was projected on the gap of a spectro-
gralh. The spectrum was photographed, the apeotrograms measured
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The Pine Structure and the LAMB Shift of the Level 2s PA - 2055
Line Ta ( A - 6560 1) of Tritium. 1/2 of the
with a comparator and the results exploited by the method of
the rectangular tables (Ratrices).
The line Ta consists of three easily separable components.
After a certain operation time of the tube traces of hydrogen
were observed In the speotrump a fact which was confirmed by a
photograph of the hydrogen radiation in the hollow cathode.
A small amount of hydrogen facilitated a more preoise measure-
m*nt of the distances between the components of the lines 119
and T . The mean values of the distances between the "com-
plexe:" (ites between the groups of not resolved oompon#nts)
a-el e-g and &-~g amount to 192#31 129,0 and 321,3. The results
thus obtsined do not agree w1th the results of DIRAC'S theory
for the fine structurep a fact which is explained by a shift
of the levels 2s,/, and 381/2 relatively to 2p, /2 and 3PI/2*
The shift of the t ra 29,/2 lies within the limits
OtO33 < 692s < OPO;9 os-1. The author determined the distances
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AUTHORSt Kireyev, P.S. and Yuzefovich, A.A. SOV/55-58-5-16/34
TITLEs Some Optical Investigations of a Strong Ptilse Gas
Discharge in Hydrogen (Nekotoryye optichoskiye issledovaniya
moshohnogo iapu.1'snogo g&zovogo razryada v vodorods)
PERIODICALt VestnU Moskovskogo universiteta,Seriya matemtiki, mekhaniki,,
astrOnOmii.- fizW,, khl-li 1958or 5,PP 105 - 110 (USSR)
l
ABSTRACTo This paper reports on the resul
e of an optical investigation
of the-plasna of a gas dischargerin hydrogen for long duration
of izpalso (about 500,A&aea). The spectral composition con-
siderabIr depands an the Initial pressure In the gas chamber.
With Increasinff pressure the lines caused by the material
of the wall and of the electrodes vanish, and the H. - lines
become more intansive. The.hiaf width a the & - line for
for p=10- 2az Hg only 3-7 ! 0-1 Ac.
P-
5mm Hg in 1169 ! 001 1
411
,
The authors thank L.A. Artsimovich, Academician, for his
assistance.
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Some optical Investigations of a Strong Pulse SOV/55-58-5-16/34
Gas Discharge in Hydrogern
There are 7 figures, and 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
and I American.
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedra atomnoy fiziki i elektronnykh yavleniy (Chair of
Atomic Physics and Electronic Phenomena)
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B/188/60/000/005/006/010
0 B019/BO56
2,C-0 (/0 6 Z) //,6 3,, // 6 r
AUTHORSs Korolev, F. A., Kireyev, P. Bre
TITLE: Fabry-P6rot Standard From Q rtz Crystals
~q ;11
PERIODICALt Vestnik Moskovskogo universitjLta. Seriya 5, fizika,
astronomiya, 1960, 110. 5, PP. 53 - 59
TEXT: For the production of spectroscopes with a resolution of from
R - 5-107 to 5-10 8, the Fabry-Phrot standards with large interapacing
between the mirrors and a high reflection capacity of the mirrors are
necessary. For this purpose quartz crystals are especially well suited,
but they have the disadvantage of birefringence. In a voluminous
mathematical calculation, such conditions are endeavored to be found at
which birefringence and the rotation of the polarization plane of light
through the quartz have no influence. On the basis of the results obtained
the authors find it possible to use quartz crystals in a spectroscope with
high resolution; in this case the angle of inclination of the two quartz
plates must be roughly 10- . According to the orientation of the plates
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Fabry-Pbrot Standard From Quartz Crystals S/188/60/000/005/006/010
B019/BO56
with respect to the optical axis of the crystal, R-10 6 to 108 may be
obtained. If the spectroscope consists of plane-parallel plates, bire-
fringence and rotation of the polarization plane exert no influence upon
the resolution. Standards in form of plane-parallel layers, which were
covered on two sides with layers of mirror, permitted a resolution of
R - 104. The testing of such standards in fine-structure inveatigations of
spectral lines within the visible and ultraviolet spectral range showed
very good results. There are 2 figures and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedra optiki (Department of Optics)
SUBMITTEDs Fobruary 26, 1960
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AUTHOR: ftrel!tsoi~ ilieiivap, i M-
ORG. Moscow Inotitute of 6 eel:and.Alloyo Noskovskiy Institut A
oue,
TITLE: Anbc.Ai-, ~s Of~twlntrinsic-.absorption edge under the Influebee of
electric -field: in_tUXj,&
pdaiorphous.'sao0lesol.
'SOURCE: -Fizika'."Pgo%eu,~0*7-*v-~-~-,$P-:nof 10, 10.9 00-962
TOPIC TAGS: selenium., absorytion4dje.-line shift, el*otrat,, surface 111ro ert
ABSTRACT: This-As &:dontinuat on'of.earlier investigations (FTT vo 7.* 2T132 1963)
of the intrinsiVabsorption - edge in, OM90 2 CdS,, aM CdTe. 2he present stuily I is de-~
voted to ise1en1tAq-_vhere EMe-ad vk, the 'theoretically predicted shift of the.'absorp-'
tion e~(';e towaird.the 2ong-*ve_'si .de~~. th.aibift:ls toward the shiDrter" vanlength,''The
amorphous-selehium samples vere_)prejired in'the f6ri'of plates 2DO-~= p-thlo*p' or
films produced by thermal..'Witterb r in Nacuum; ing in'thickness from -1 ~ to , W"P's
7he specta with and without fleld",vere obttined vith an ISP-51 oectrograo. -L: AA in.
candescent glwp vas used &'I~'aource.' The 'spiectrograrm were anslyzed.with'thi
aid of a microphotometer (W-4). -- -The''spectra. 'were taken at roon,ard nitrogen te%*,~-
aturesi-and the field vas5,kvol To iscertain. the cause of the anoisloui ~ AM of,the
intrinsic absorption edge'.*' X-ray., pictures, vere takea of the,saxple beforO.&O after
the application.0if the fleldo! to check on the structural abarps brv.*t 'about by the
field. The exhi its
bypothesis that'Ahe M wW"be due to the fact that selenium
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ALTHORSt Fedooeyev, D. V. (Candidate of technical sciences); Ryaboy, V. A. (Candidate
of technical aciences);,Kireyov, P. S.-(Engineer)
ORG: Jkledooeyev, Ryabov7 Institute of Physical Chemistry, AN SSSR (Institut
.Cizichoskoy khimii AN S5SR); Glass
ZRireyev7 State Scientific Research Institute for
(Goaudarstvennyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy inatitut stekla)
TITLE: Dependence of the diameter of glass fibers on the manufacturing method
SOURCE: Steklo i keramikal no. 11, 1966, 17-18
TOPIC TAGS: glass, fiber glasal mathematio analysis, Pgooor-neo&)
6 An V S F//-5 4-*/z
ABSTRACT: An equation, expressing the dependence of the diameter of glass fibQrs on
the properties of the glass and on the manufacturing method was derived as
d iL+0gP
4 )ff I/ /Ju
Here L is the level of the glass r6aervoir,'* j -*lenjth of die, g - acceleration of
gravity, IP - density of glass, D - diameter of die, 'n - viscosity of glass, and AL
rate of drawing. The derivation is based on the work of Ya. A. Shkollnikov (Steklo i
keramika, 1964t Nos 7). The equation was tested on the experimental results of M. 0.
Chernyak at al. (Steklo i keramika, 1966g No. 1) and of V. A. Ryaboy at al. (Steklo
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ACC NRs AP7005416
(byulleten- GIB) 1961, No. 3), as well as on experimental data obtained the present
authors. The results of the testa are shown graphically (see Fig. i).
30,
Fig. 1. Dependence of the ratio of glass
fiber diameter to the die diameter on the
Lp 4(D"
dimensionless criterion X-7
solid cirolea data of Chernyak at all
open circles data of Ryabov at all
crosses - data of present authors.
10
ff
It was found that the experimental data were in good agreement with the proposed
theoretical relationship. Orig. art. Mai I grephl, I tablej and 4 equations*
SO CODEs 11/ SM DATEs none/ OHIO REVi 006'

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AUTHORS: Ryabov, V. A., Barbarina, T. M., 72-53-3-14/15
Steshenkoj M. I.f Kireyev, P. S.,
Sukhovs M. Fe
TITLE: Rubberold and 11ydro-Insulating-Tapos !3ased on Glass Fiber
(Ruberoyd i gidroitolyatsiamVye lenty na oonove steklo-
volokna)
MIODICAL: Steklo i Keramika, 1958, Nr 3, PP. 10-47 (USSR).
ABSDUZT: The increased chemical stability, as well as the ereater
mechanical strength of glass fiber in comparison with orgwdc
fibers makea it possible to use the former successfully as
reinforcement for a series of products as rubberoid and other
special tissues. Glass-fiber can also partly be used in concrete
constructions in lieu of metal reinforcements, as referred to in
the works by V. A. Ryabovq To go 13arbarina, N. A. Sheludyakov
and A. K. Burov, G. D. Andriyovskaya (reference 1). The manu-
facture of rubberoid and hydro-insulating tapes based upon glass
Card 113 fiber is worth Ji-hoting , in Czechoslovakia. This manufacture

Rubberoid and Hydro-Insulating-Tapes Based on 72-58-3-14/15
Glass Fiber.
is further fully described and explained by means of 4
figures. A matting which is used as semiproduct for the
manufacture of rubberoid and other special, variously coma
posed materials,, is manufactured from agglutinated layers
of oriented glaa3-fiber. The manufacture of layers of oriented
glass-fibers with a movable glass-melting furnace (92o mm of
length and 250 mm of diameter) is shown in figure lp in which
case the glass-raw-material is given, too. It is driven by an
electric motor of 3 M The process of manufacturing a mat of
glasB-fibera is carried out in continuous production (figures
2 and 3) in which case the glass-fibers are both impregnated
and dryed in a solution. The composition of the solution is
given# The drying out is carried out in air at looO. Imprega
nated mats of 115 to 125 m of length, 1 m of width and appro-
ximatelY 5oo mm of diameter which are subsequently used for
the manufacture of rubberoid and hydroinsulating-tapeap are
manufactured. This operation is carried out in progressive-
manufacture (figure 4) and consists again of impregnation with
asphalt, the composition and preparation of which is fully
described. The length of rubberoid and other tapes amounts to
2o m. No ccmplicated equipment is required for the manufacture
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Rubberoid and Hydro-Insulating-Tapes Based on Glass k4ber 72-58-3-U/15
roofing and hydro-insulation. The authors recommend to introw
duce such a manufacture in the USSR.
There are 4 figures) and 2 referenceal 2 of which are Soviet,
I. Oldss textil6d-;~-Appllcations 2. Insulation--Test results
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ZAGORIANSKAYAp Yelizavota Vaall'yevna;
STRIGANOV, A.H., red.j MIKOVSKAYA, T.Ye., red. izd-va;
PAVLOVAp V.A., tokbn. red.
[Molecular spectrum analysis) Molekuliarnyi spektrallrWi analiz.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo "Vyoshaia shkolas" 1961. 142 P. (MIRA 15:1)
(Spectrums Molecular)

ZIGORYANSKAYA, Ye.V.1 KIREYEVO P.S.
Determining the optical constants of thin films from the
interforence figure. Izv.vyv.ucheb,xav.; fis. no-4:324-133 161.
(MIRL 14tlO)
I* Moskovskiy anargaticheakiy InBtitut.
(Interfarornstry)

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S/139/61/000/004/022/023
E032/E3i4
AUTHORS,: Zagoryanskaya, Ye.V. and Kireyov, P.S.
TITLE,~ Application of the Doppler effect to the study of
phenomena in gas-discharge plasma
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebny1ch zavedeniy. Fizika,
no. 4, 1961, 163 - 167
TEXT! The authors discuss the influence of the Doppler
effect on the profiles of spectral lines emitted by gas-discharge
plasma. Two special cases are considered, namely -
a) the case of a uniformly expanding or contracting plasma-
where the ion velocities at a distance r from the axis of the
chamber are given by:
V
vr = R0r
0
where V 0 and R 0 are the maximum values of the velocity and
the radius of the cylinder of plasma at a given instant of time,
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and b) the case where the discharge and the emission by the
plasma occur in a narrow cylindrical region which contracts or
expands under the action of electromagnetic forces. It is
shown that by recording the emission at various angles to the
axis of the chamber one can investigate, with the aid of the
Doppler effect, the directed motion of plasma layers. On the
other hand, by measuring the line profiles due to this directed
motion one can determine the ion velocity distributions
The simultaneous measurement of the spectral-line profiles of
neutral atoms and ions provides Interesting information about
the effect of the moving ions on the-neutral atoms. The optical
method appears to be the only possible method for studying the
motion of the two types of particles separately., DeterMination
of the temperature from the Doppler profile may lead to
incorrect results if the directed motion is not taken into
account.. The success of these applications of the Doppler effect
to the study of directed motion in plasma will depend on the
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KARYAKIN, Nikolay Ivanovich; MTROV, Konstantin Nikolayevich;--XL=q
Petr Semenovicbj STRAKHOVSKIY, G.M., red.; PER&NSKAYA, G.Te.j
r6d.-liO~~-ii-;YEMOVA, L.L., tekhn. rod.
(Brief handbook on pbysics)Kratkii spravochnik p fizike. 140-
skvap Vysshaia shkola~ 1962. 599 P. (FaRA .15:n)
(Physics)

ACCESSION KR: AP4036569 AAM39/64/000/002AXL36/01"
AUTHDRSs Zagorpnskayaj Too Vq Kirey*V, P. 3,
TITLE: The role of interf orence for elect= transmission through a double
potential barrier
SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizikaj no. 2. 1964a 3.36-141
TOPIC TAGS: interference,, electron transmission, double p6tential barriers Fabry
Perot etalon, transmission coefficient,, reflection coefficient
ABSTBACT: The transmission coefficient for a double potential barrier is conpited
and compared with that obtained for the analogous problem in optics, tbs. Fabry-
Perot atialon, The Fab%7-Parob etalon consists of two semitransparent mirrors,
each havihg coefficients of - refleation r and transmissiob 'r a vhich are separated
by a distance t4, For son incidence angle of light (wavelength A) on the system
the transudasion coefficient is
r
'Tow
I + e - 2rcos 12AI + 241 1
Card

ACCESSION NR: AP4036569
where k 2r/A and 6 is thb phase shi-ft of the 21gbt reflected from one of the
mirrors. It is noted that, the mxdmm value of the tranwdasion coefficient Is
T
won
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particle energy E 000 The transmission coefficient for the system is
7-
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+
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single potential barrierj,.
6!
+
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CESSION NR: A4036569 ENCLOSURE: 01
Fig. 1. Double potential barrier.
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