SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOLOSNITSYN, N.I. - KOLOSOV, A.V.

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KOLWN1KOV, G. u.
Plastic Deformation of Illuminum Monocrystals in the 'Oirst Moment after.
the Application of Load.
Leningrad Pbysico-Technica3. Institute, 1946.
SO: U-1837j, 24 April 52.

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TITLEt
PERIODICALt
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Kiselev. Zoloanitayn. N. I. S/020/60/131/04/016/073
B013/BO07
Calculation of Inclined Shock Waves in Magnetic Gas Dynaaics\
Doklady .Akademij nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol 131, Nr 4, PP 773-775 (USSR
TEM The tanGOntial component of the magnetic field behind the front
of an inclined shook wave can be calculated from the cubic equation (1),
2
1 U2
h3 + h 1-(2-k) u x)] h2 + Ix 2x - a 2Mx) (k+l)h
2y ly (1- 27 2y V2 (VI I 2y
Ix IX)
2
- (k+I)V 2 h uIX) . 0 . The intensity of the compression shook is
ix ly Ql('- ;2-
Ix
determined by the Mach number Hijach - Ux/Vx and by the parameter V2 - a2
Mach
The amount of the velocity component u 1y which is parallel to the front has no
influence on the compression shook of the field. By means or linear and brok
linear substitutions it is possible to obtain cubic equatio'ns from aqua ion I
Oni,
t
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Calculation of Inclined Shook Waves in Magnetic Gas S/020J60/131/04/016/073
Dynamics B0131B007
which areIused to determine thevelocities U2.' u2y and the density Q2 . The
aocelerated shook waves are described by that branch of the roots of these
cubic equations which has a positive real part. These ahock waves pass over in-
to the inclined shook waves of non-magnetic gas dynamics if the field strength
tends to zero. The delayed shook waves (which vanish in perpendicular fields)
are described by Vie branch of roots having a negative real part. With
MMach = 1 the afore-mentioned equation (1) is solved by the rotational discon-
tinuity h2y = -hly . Figure I shows u... as a function of u2x , The energy of
the magnetic field is higher than or equal to the internal and kinetic energy
of the gas. Whereas the field strength behind the front varies in a monotone
manner, the dependence of u2y on u 2. has the character of a hump the peak of
which corresponds to a certain "resonant slope" of the magnetic field. In
solving the problem of a piston, the collisions between the inclined shook
waves and their reflections from the wall are the moat interesting kinds of
behavior in the neighborhood of the "resonant slope" of field strength. These
considerations also permit an explanation of the prominences in the neighbor-
hood of sunspots. By means of the results obtained here it is also possible to V/
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KOLOSNITSY111 N.I.
Some evaluations of it pulse plasma accelerator. Vest.
Moak. un.Serj:F!iz,astqon. 17 no-4:18-23 JI-Ag 162. (14=1 15:9)
1. Kafedra statis tieheskoy fiziki i mekhapiki Mookovskogo
universiteta.
.(?lasma (Ionized gases))
(Magnetic fields)

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HOR: Kolosnitsyn, N. I.
All-Union-Institute of Electromechanics iVsesoyuzW institut elektromekhniki)
LE: Theory of.magnetogasdynEimic flows
: Teplofizika vysokikh temperatur, v. 4, no. 4, 1966, 524-530
TAGS: magnetogasdynamics, MUD flow, conductive fluid, plasma physics
BSTRACT.- The author simplifies the method proposed by Stanyukovich and Kiselev
Stanyukovich, K. P., Kiselev, M. I., "Collection of Works of the Conference on New
'echnology", Moscow, 1964, p. 276) for integration of a system of magnetogasdynamic
,quations in the quasilinear approximation with regard to finite conductivity and in-
uced magnetic fields. One-dimensional flow of a conductive fluid is considered assum-
ng a given rate of flow, and given magnetic and electric field intensities. It is
zsumed that the conductive gas is ideal and that the conductivity is a function of
hermodynamic parameters. Viscosity and thermal conductivity are disregarded. The lin
tations of the method proposed by Stanyukovich and Kiselev are established and the
'irst quadratures are found for constant-density, quasifrozen, constant-velocity, iso-
hermal, isobaric and polytropic flows as well as for flow at a constant Mach number
nd in a channel with a constant cross section. Flow with a constant Mach number is of
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MISIIKCVICH, Grigoriy Iosifovich; KOLO.1-21ITSYN . V.., red.
[King in a steel crown) Koroll v stallnoi korone. Sverd-
lovsk) Sverdlovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 151 p.
(MIRA 17:6)

i GOLOVKO, Viktor Kazimirovich
I , inzh.-gidrograf; ARKHlPOVA, N.P.,
I kand. geogr. nauk, retsenzent; SrEPANOV, M.N.,, kand.
i geogr. nauk; -KOLOWITSYN, V. p red.
(Lakes of our territory] Ozora nashego kraia. Sverdlovok,
Sverdlovskoe kilizlinoe izd-vo,, 1963. 134 p.
(MIRA 17:7)

.MDSHKDI p A.,M.p doteent; BYSTROVI S.G., zhumalist; ADAWVy V.V.p
doteent, kAnd. iotor. naukp retsenzent; KOLOSNITSM , V..,
red.j PALIMIIIA, 11., tekhn, red,
(Alapayevok] Alapam)r. Sverdlovsk., Sverdlovskoe knizImoe
izd-vo,, 1961. 125 P. (Imu 15:4)
1, Sverdlovskiv ped agogicheskiy institat (for Moshkin). 2. Urall-
aldy gosudaroftekaVy univerOLUt (kor Adamov).
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(Alapayevsk-Econor,ic conditions) (A

NIKITIN, P.; RUBBTSOV, N.; KOWSNITSYN V. red.
(The city of mineral fibers; outline history of Asbest]
Gorod gornogo lIna; ocherki po istorii Asbesta. Sverdlovsk.,
Sverdlovskoe knizhnoe,izd-vo,, 1963. 217 p. (MIRA 17:4)

MMMIOV,, Anatolly Alekseyevich, prof.p doktor geologo-miner.
nauk; KOIA)SNITSM, V., red.; SAKEYNI, Yu.., tekhn. red.
(Stories about rockslNovelly o kanne. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlav-
skoe knizbioe izd-vo, 1960. 210 p. (113RA 15:8)
1. Sverdlovskiy gorMyAmwtitut (for'Malakhov).
(Ural Notmteins-Rooks)

KOSHKIN2 P.P.., krayeve.d; SHINALOV, Ye.L., dotsent;
red.; PALIMINA, N., tekbn. red.
Kan7shlov. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe knizhnoe 12d-vo, 1961. 131+ p.
(Mira 15:8)
(KauWahlov)

GOLaVKO, Viktor Kazimirovich; KOLOSNITSYLIL V., red.; CHERNIKMV, Ya.,
tekhn. red. -
[Along the banks of the Ural rivero]Vdoll beregov ural'skikh
redk. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe, knizhnoe izd-vo,, 1961. 129 p.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Sverdlovsk Province-Rivers)

n' Aleksandr, ADAI~'OV, V.V., kand.
GORLANOVJI.G., prepodavat - P KA2AII17 7
-zi6, nauk, rotne~zont; !MAGIVA; G.A.~ ]-and. ist.nauk, retsbIr-
zent; BOROW111, Ye,A., ZAVAROV, S.I., red.; POPGV N.Ye.,
red.; iiOGOZHK]2,'j VJI.., red.; SILEtSK1191, T,IT,., red.; iiAIKO,
A.N.9 red.j KOLOSITIVVI, V.p redaLtor; MANSUM.",j E., tekhn,
red.
(Revda stories; from the history of the Revda Hardware ~Inufaetur-
ing and Metallurgical Plant]Revdinskie vyli; iz istorii Revdinako-
go metiznometallurgicheskogo zavada. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe
knizhnoe izd-.vo, 1960. 154 P- (MIRA 15:8)
1. Sekretarl Rovdinakogo gorodskogo, korpiteta Kommunisticheskoy
partii flovztsicogo soct (for Silennklkh).
Revda-Me lurgical plantTs-

SHUKSTOVA, Z~~da; KOIDSNITSYN, V., red.; CHERNIXHDV, Ya., tekhn. red.
(Starry heavens]Zvezdnoe nebo. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovskoe knixbnoe
iad-vop 1962. 185 p. (Astronomy) (mrRA 1614)

CHERNOUSOV, Yakov Mikhaylovich, prof., doktor geol.-Miner. nauk;
MALAKHOV, A.A., prof., doktor geol.-miner. nauk, retsenzent;
- XLWSKjSZt-V-,-xed.; GOLOBDY-OVA, L., tekhn. red.
(Academician A.P.Karpinskii) Akademik A.P.Karpinskii. Sverd-
lovsk, Sverdlovskoe kni7shnoe izd-vo, 1962. 105 p.
(Karpinskii, Aleksandr Petrovich, 184M%O :7

KOLOSNITSYNA, G.R.; MARTYNOVA, O.M.
New Jurassic Ijapsyche (Mecoptera, Paratrichoptera) genus from
Eastern Siberia. Paleontabur. no.4:162-164 '61. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Irkutskoye geologichoskoye upravleniye i Paleontologicheskiy
institut AN SSSR.
(Siberia, Eastern--Mecoptera)

KOLOSNITSYNA-, G.R.
New remains Of Jurassic insects inthe Irkutsk Basin. Trudy Lim,
inst. 4:1"-150 164. (MDU 17: 11)
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0/nB4/63/000/003/004/004
A004/A126
AUTHOR: Kolosov, A.
TITLE: Reserves for increasing the production capacities in mechanical
epgineering
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, 35. V
oprosy tekhnicheskogo progressai,
organizatsii proizvodstva v mashinostroyenii, no. 3, 1963, 9,
abstract 3.35-46 (Plan. kh-vo, 1962, no. 9, 3 - 12)
TM: An examination of 42 mechanical engineering plants of RSF-SR in March
and April 1961 revealed that, during the first shift, 17.6% of machine tools and
24.1% of forging and pressing equipment were not fully utilized, while 25.7% of
machine tools and 32.3% of the forging and pressing equipment did not operate
over the whole shift. During the second shift, more than 30,19 of the machines re-
mained inactive, even at plahts where the production equipment was highly charged.!
On the whole, the production equipment was being operated only 60 - 70% of the
production timmat which corresponds to an operating time of each machine tool of
4 - 5 hours during one shift. It is expedient to organize a full-value two-shift
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S/284/63/000/003/0011/004
Reserves for increasing the production capacities in... A004/A126
work-, without night shifts, which would result in a considerable increase in pro-
duction of the mechanical engineering industry. Measures are being taken at a
number of Leningrad Plants to bring the shift utilization of the main equipment
to 1.6 - 2. The second shifts are manned with operators obtained mainly by re-
ducing the number of workers employed with auxiliary and fitter and assembly
operations. The production capacity of these plants could be increased by 2%,
while expenditure was rather low. The most important expenditure was necessary
for the construction of foundry shops and metal structure shops, and also for
extending the,capacities of cooperating plants supplying accessories and semi-
-finished products. Calculations reveal that an increase in shift utilization from
1.7 to 1.96 at 14 plants of the Gorfkiy Sovnarkhoz will yield An increase of the
gross output by 28.2 mill. rubles for 1962 - 1964 at a capital investment of 3.4
mill. rubles. There is a certain disproportion betweenthe assembly shops and the
blank production shops. From 1958 to 1960 the output of all mechanical engineer-
ing production increased by 25%, while the rise in the production of blanks
amounted to 19% of steel castings, 16% of cast-iron castings and 15% of forged
items. Moreover, the existing production capacities of initial-product shops.are
utilized only insufficiently owing to the small production batches. The author
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points out the necessity of a higher specialization of foundries and forging and
pressing shops. There is I table.
N. Prikhod'ko

-.KOLOSOVp A.1 UTKIM, R.
Credit aide the imereasO of industrial productive capacity,
Dan. i kred. 20 )to.12:17-22 D 162. (MIU 16: 3.)
(Naoh.inery industry-Finance)
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;-0' redaktor; PATROVA, H., tekhnichaskiy redaktor.
[Work in mathematics outside of clasq of the upper grades]
Vneklasonala rabota,po matemstike v starshikh klassakh.
Hooky&, Goe.uchebno-pedb~gog. I.vd-vo Minleterstva prqnveahcheniia
RSFSR. 1955. 63 P. (MLRA 9:1)
(Mathmatics-Problems, ftercises, etc.)

, Ale"q_g!~ksaS4~~?!ich; SIDMOTAI, I.A., red.; KRETS, I,G,,
tekhfi.red, --
EA'book for extracurrimder reading on mathowtics for ninth
grade students] KMga dIls, vmkIessnago chteniia po mate-
matike dlia uchashchikh la 11 klases. Kaskya, Gos.uchebno-
pedagog.W-vo X-vs vrogv ISM. 1960 231 p. (KM 13:5)
(Nathematles.-Study and tea;hing)

3ODS, Handrik W.; KOLOSOT, A.A. g[transk-,~&l. redaktor; MUOVIOR. L.A.0
[trans2&t;rj",8FMWVW,MMLMW# M--.De, redaktor; GNSM, L.Vot
redaktor; KORNIIOOTI B.Iv, takhn icheskir redaktor.
[Network anal7sis and feedback amplifier design] Teoriia tsepei i
proektirovanie usilitelei a abratuoi eviazliu. Ferevod a angliiskogo
i red. A.A*Kolozova i L4* Meerovicha. Moskwa, Goo. izd-vo inostrau-
no! lit-ry, 1948. 641 p. (KWA 8:5)
(Radio eircuits) (Amplifiers, Electron-tube) (Telephone lime)

MOA
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"Holee Bands of Mull Istage Resonance AxaplIf tats
AO,A. Xolos-,7, 4 pp
,,~~k Ak Nauk SSSRv Vol LXII, Tio 4
Oitea, 'mathematical method of calculating the
nolise 'ban& for airy n=ber of stages. Sets up a
tabis shovil~g propcrticn of noise band to reAeption~
band. 'Cancludes that the noise band of single-
circuit amplifier with a large mamber of stages
exceeds its receptiozk, band only by a few, percent
33/49TIO4,.
US /Rr~dio 'Contd" ~Oct 481
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1 the limits of 11 e -reception band is, taken equal,
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MOSOV., A, A.
KOLOSOV, A. A.
Kolosov, A. A. defended his DoctortB dissertation in the Moscow Electrical
Engineering Institute of Communications, USJ'R, on 29 June 1950, for the
academic degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences.
Dissertation: "Resonance Systems and Resonance Amplifiers". Resume: Kolosov
examined the problem. of the maximum-frequency band which can be obtained at a
given degree of amplification in different types of tune amplifiers. He
proved that for any type there is a maximum band for any given degree of
amplification, as well as a maximum degree or amplification for a given band
which cannot be exceeded, no matter how many stages are used. For maximum
amplification there is an optim= number of stages. Kolosov examined the
question of selecting parameters for multistgm amplifiers, starting -rom
stability of the band width and the magnitude -.-)f amplification at the initial
tuning frequency. He established a value for acceptable deviation of capacitan-
ces from their average value. He determined analytically the noise band of
a multistage amplifier. Kolosov presented for the first time appropriate
formulas to replace inconvenient graphical constructions. He investigated
amplifier stability from the point of view of feedback, as well. as the
problem of minimum amplifier noise faetor.
Official Opponents: Profs. Yu. B. Kobzarev, N. N. Krylov, and .'.N. I.
Chistyakov (Doctors of Technical Sciences).
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AUTHORS: Kolosov, -4/16
_A,A,_Xas1P-nnikov, L.N.
TITLE: The Stabilization of the Fre 7 en_7 of the Quartz Generator by
I
Means of a Spectral Line (30 N , H Qtabilizatsiya chastot
tv m3
kvartserogo generatora posreds 8 (3,3)NIILH
pektral'noy linii V
PMIODICAL, Vestnik Leningradskogo Universiteta,Seriya fi%Dd i
khimii*) J3 , -1958, Vol. 10 Nr 2 , PP- 38-4-9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the-present paper the method worked out by the authors for the
stabilization of the frequency of a quartz generator by means of
the microwave of absorption in gasems ammonia is described. In
order to stabilize the quartz generator the microabsorption line
(3-3 1 ma mercary column was chosen.
1i' ~%3ppl ) at a pressure of 0-2
Th ication of gaseous ammonia, is justified by the fact that
the line (3-3) is well known and is easily accessible within the
maiofrequency range. Besides, it is of high intensity and can
therefore easily be observed in the small absorbing gas cells.
Thanks to the exterior fields, the displacement of the spectral
Card 113 line is quite insignificant at normal conditions, and the insta-

The Stabilization of the Frequency of the Qua flu. 54-10-2-4/16
Generator by Means of a Speotral'Une (3,3) N %3
bility of the order of 10-10 caused by it can be disregarded.
Modern metbods make it possible to obtain great stability of the
shape of the'line. ?or the purpose of stabilization a scheme of
the automtio sAjuatment of the frequency of the quartz generator
wu used (fig. i). The fo 'nowing factors influence the operational
stability of the scheme: i.) Stability of the shape of the line.
2:~ Stability of the amplification coefficients of the amplifiers.
3 Starting stability of the multivibrators. 4.) Modification of
the shape of the modulating signal. 5.) Modification of the feed
voltage. The stability of the 'Oha a of the line depends on the
pressure in the gas cell (table 15. As already mentioned, the at&-
bility of the amplification ,coefficients of the amplifiers lit-
flueno a the operation of the scheme. If anode feed is modified
by 17a, shi 'ft of I microsecond ocaurs, which corrqaponds to a de-
terioration of relative instability of up to 3-10 (. The change
of the shape of the line also manifests itself in the accuracy of
operation of the. system. If the frequency of the absorption line
is more towards the end of the sinusoid, the line will change
with respect to time. It vas founcl by calculation that the most
favorable point of operation is near the turning point of the
Card 213 sinusoid and that the permitted displaoement is within the limi-ts

The Stabilization of the Frequency of the Quaj]~ 54-lo-2-4/16
Generator by Means of a Spectral Line (3,3) N
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of + 50- In practice possible displacement was found to be
greiter, and deviations from the order + 300 are permitted. This
may be explained by the fact that the modulating signal slightly
differs from the sinusoid and has a longer linear part. In the
case of a linear displacement by more than '.,-he half distance from
the center, the recordings of the phase detector are modified by
0.2 V. There are 8 figures, and I table.
SUBMITTED: December 24, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Quartz generatws--Frequency-Stabi3.ization 2. quartz crystals
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BULIBA, V. So; KOLOSOV. A. A.
"DIN-10 lamp appliance for diathermocoagulation in neuro-
wd general surgery. Xhirurglia, Moskva no-7:76-80 July- 1951w
(CIML 21:1)
1. Zagineers. 2. Of the Department of Blectromedical
Apparatusee(Head -- Engineer V* So Bullba), Scientific-
Research Institute of Instruments and Equipment (Director
I. A. Antonov)..

LIVENTSN', Nikolay Mitrofanovich, doktor meditsinskikh nauk, kandidat
tekhnichoskikh nauk; EDWSOT,A.A., redaktor; POPHYADUKHIN, K.A.
tekhnicheskiy redaktor~-
(Electrical medical (pbyetotberepeutic) equipment; installation,
operation and maintenance] Elektromeditainakaia (fialoterapevti-
cbeekata) appratura (ustroistvo, ekepluatataiia i remont);
rukovoastvo dlia fiziotekhnikov. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo meditsinakol
lit-ry, 1955. 325 P. KRA 8:10)
(3L3CTFDTHMOI0JTICS--APPRA!rUS AND IMTWKWS)

C,
LIVBHSOII, -A.R.; KOWSOV, A.A.
Apparatus for ultrahigh - frequency impulse therapy. Ked.prom, 11
no.8:49-52 Ag 157. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Veasovusnyy,-nauchno-iosladovateliekly institut meditainakogo
instrumentariya i oborudoveniya.
(DIATHIRKY)
(IIACTRIC APPARATUS AND APPLUEES)

AUTHORS- Li~.renson, jl~, Kolosov, A, 30V/107-58-10-25/5,q
TITLE: Electronic Medical Apparratuas (Elektronnaya meditsinskaya ap-
paratura)
PERIODICAL; Radio, 1958, Nr 10, Pp 23-26 (ussH)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the chief groups of electronic apparatus
used in medical practice; they are as follows: 1) electuron-
ic apparatus for functional diagnosis, This includes elec-
11rocardiography, vectorelectro card ioTr apby,, phonocardio-
graphy, measurement of the frequency of the pulse, electro-
encephalography and gastrography; 2) low-frequency pulse
apparatus4 Low-frequency pulse currents aro widely used in
diagnostic and therapeutic practice; for example, in order to
cure complaints connected with a disease of the neuro-muscular
system it is necessary to establish the cliaracter, degree and
location of the disease., For this purpose diagnostic methods
are used based on the ability of tissue to be excited by the
passage of an electric current through it; the reactions of
the tissue to the electrical irritation (in this case a direct
current, single pulses of varying duration., and periodically
a pulse current of varying duration and frequency) can be
Card 1/3 studied. Low frequendy pulse currents are also used for

Electronic Medical IApparatus 73011/107- 58 -10 ~25/55
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therapeut-Lical purposes, such as electrical stimulation of the
muscles, artificial respiration, etc; 3) high-frequency
physiotherapautic apparatu~!~ Some ferms of h-f therapy are
classified acco--ding to th.? frequercy of the h-f generators
used, for example diathermy, inductothermy, uhf therapy and
microwave therapy. The author adds that for rarning up
muscular ti3sue vhen usirgy uhf therapy, a new electrode has
been sugGested.. taking the form of an oscillatory circuit
separate from the apparatus itself. With this method use is
made of the magnetic field of the coil of the circuit, which
generates the greatest amount of heat in the muscular tissue
due to the eddy currents formed in it, In this manner 'tile ,
doctor caii localize the effect of the h-f energy by chousing
one or another electrode. The author also mentions that
pieces of equipment used for contact dilathermy are usually
universal as re.-ards impulse, Hnd are also used in electro-
surgery for the cutting and ccajulation of tis3ue. In such
cases the equipment is provided with special electrodes.
The frequencies allotted by the 1"inistry of Communic~itions for
h-f physiotherapy are given'. they are 1~06259 13-56, 59,
152, and 2375 me; 4) supersonic apparatusz k brief de-
Card 2/13 scription of the principles of tile therapeutic use of ultra-

_71ectronic Medical Apparatus
SOV/107-58-10-25/55
sound is given, in particular its use in stomatology and dia-
gnoois, ae follovas, 17hen tho super3onic method of drilling
tooth is employed, with a cuttlziC Point of 1i,5 x 1.5 inm and
an oscillat;n& froquency of 220 kc, the num')er of strohea of
the cutting elements reaches 9,000,000 at a sDeed of 0.03 m
per min. In diagnosis use is innade of the ref.Lection or ab-
sorption of the supersonic waves depending on the dan3ity,
atiCi-L
la Vy and uniformity of the tissue3~
e
There are 4 photographs.
A3SOCIATION: Laboratoriya elektronnykh meditsinskikh priboro-i i apparatov
IR-III ',aIJ.[O (Laboratory of Eftectronic fledical Instruments and
Apparatus of the VNII 117IiO)
Card 3/3

KOLOSOV, A.A.; LIVSKSON, A.R.
Use of ultrasonics in stomatology. Ned. prom. 13 no.5:15-23 W '59-
(KERL 12:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-ionledovatellskiy institut maditsinekDgo
Iinstrumentarlys. i oborudovaniya.
I (ULTRASONIC WAVA-THURA UTIC USX)
(DIMLL IMS?A3WT5 AID APPABATUrb)
~, I ~M
11 1 1

KgIDSOV, A.A.
Use of ultrasonics in stomatology. Med.prom. 16 no.6:30-33 Jl
162, (KMA 15:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut meditainskikh
instrumentov i oborudovaniya.
(ULTASONIC WAVES-THERAPEUTIC USE)
(DENTAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS)

KOiMOV, A.A.; DEMIDOV, G.Ye.; KUZNETSOV, A.P.
Apparatus for removing dental calculus by means of ultrasonics.
Med. prom. 17 no.9:53-58 9163.- (MIRA 17:5)
1. Veesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskikh
instrumentov i oborudovaniya.

KOLOSOV. A.A.% YEGOROVAp D.V.1 MUDOV, G.Ye.
Portable apparatus for ultra-high frequency therapy. Red. prom.
17 no,,604-59 J9163 (MIRA 17 t1,)
1. Taeaoyuznyy naucbno-issledovatel'skiy institut meditsinakikh
instrumentov i oborudovaniya.

KOLOSOV., A.A.
Application of ultrasonics in stomatology. Nov. med. tekh.
no.2:75-77 162. (MIRA 17M)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchnv~-issledovatellskiy institut meditsin-
skikh instrumentov i oborudovaniya.

., P, . v --~ :
jj.- 't r "-! --: V, %'V.; G. ie.
% - - ~- , . . .. I , Lr.- I , . I
Portable appa~ratus for ultrahigY--.'rcqunncy thp-rapy. T-.-i--dy
WITIM10 no.3:35-40 163 (MIRA 3.8:2)
.m

HOMSMVLA.A.; DEMIDOVI G. Ye.; RUMETSOV, A.P.
Apparutus for the removal of tartar with the aid of ultrasonio
waves. Trudy VNI11410,no-3i79-86 163 (MIRA 1W)

[Some problems of the production og the means of production in
industries of the U.S.S.Ro; author's abstract of a dissertation]
Nakotorye voprosy vosproisvodetva osnovrqkh fondov v pronwahlon-
nosti SSSR; avtoreferat dissertataii. Moskva, Moak* fin. in-t
M-va vyeahego obrazovaniia SSSR# 1958. 14 p. (MIRA 31+t7)
(Capital)

K!~~Osqy A!2kfiAndn-F=JjrJi; SHISHANKOVP V.S.P red.; ROTOVA, R. S. red.
izd-va; VORONINA, R.K.0 tekhn. red.
(Reproduction of public capital] Vosproizvodstvo obshchestven-
nogo kapitala, Moskva, Gos,izd-vo, "Vysshaia sMola," 1961. 921~.
(MIRA 151
(Capital)

KOLOSOV, Aleksandr Fomich._,Prinimal uchastiyet IVANOV, Ye.A.p
nauchnyy sotr.,- LEPNIKOVA, Ye., red.; KIRSANOVA, I.,
mladshiy red.; KORNIU)VA, V., tekhn. red.
(Capital as&&t&7and,tWr role in the socialist reproduction
of the means of production (using industry as an example))
Oanovnye fondy i ikh roll v aotsialisticheikom vooproisvod-
stve (na primere promysUennosti). Moskva, Sotsekgiz, 1963.
245 p. MIRA !6:7)
1. Sektor osnovnykh fondov Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-
issledovatellskogo ekonomicheskogo instituts, Gosplana SSSR
(for Ivanov).
(Capital)

HOW ,
~eod, 5~onom. nauk; BOCIIAROV, VJN.
Vat-minlogy for analyzing -the utilization of tho capital assets
of the textile induatry. Tekst. prom. 25 no,51'14-79 M~r 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Vedushchiy ekonomist 1411 SNKb SSSR (for Bocharov),

BOCHAROV V.N.; DUDAYEVA, L.M.; YEVDOKB40V, V.M.; I~OLqEll
KRASOVSKIY, V.P.; LUKIYANOV, E.B.; MUSATOVA, V.A.; 11OV1KOV,
M.S.; SUKHOVANCHENKO, G.P.; TABELEV, V.V.; TOLKACHEVq A.S.;
CHERTKO, V.F.(deceased]; SHTANSKIY, V.A.; PAK, G.V., red.;
SELESNEVA, A.D., mlad. red.
(Structure of capital investments in the U.S.S.R. and the
U.S.A.; analysis and methods of comparison] Struktura kapi-
tallnykh vlozhenii SSSR i SShA: analiz i metody sopostav-.
leniia. Moskva. Ekonomikag 1965. 250 P. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Moscow. Pauchno-isaledovatellskiy ekonomicheskiy insti-
tut

KLMOV, Tu.M."; CHIKIN, V.V.; ANISMOV, N.I.; BAMOV, I.K.; VINOGRADOT,
Tu.V..; 4VRILOVo AJ.; GAUKHM, L.A.; GOLOV, A.P.; GOLIDWo
L.S.; GMMUIKOV, G.-I.; YZFIMOV, A,N.; ZALUTSKIT, K,So; ZAYTSWA,
Me; OITRYUs A,1,1 KAMWITSKIY. V.6.; XUWOT, I.A.; XOVAIP*
. _A...711 KRIYOV, A.$.; KRUmOV, R.M.;
N.I.; NOTAIXTSKIT, X.A.;_KW�pYj
LIVITAS# A.G., MALYGIN, K.A.; XORALSVICH, Yu.A.; MOTUNT, A.B.;
N3SMOT. X.V.; NIKOLIMT, A.T.; OBLOV. G.K.; CaLOT. Ta.L.;
PARMMT. V.N..-. POLUXOT. A.S.; WBIN. V.I.: SUNIM, X.R.;
MRIGIN, I.A.; TA KO1W. K.7.; TRUBNIKOV, S.V.; CHEWSMA, L.1,;
CHMOKOV, N.-Te.; SHAKBIMG, V.K.; STMILIN. S.G., akademik, red.,;
ANTOSMOVA, L., red.; MIKABLYAN. X.i red.; MMIN, Tu., tekhn.red.,
[Dictionary of the seven-year plan frou A to Z] Sloyarl somiletki
ot A do IA. Kookwas Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1960. 397 p.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Russia-1conomic policy)
It

~ T---, - - -
.KOLOSOV,-Al,pkAandr,.-GerAj3ixpyich,- TITOV, Konstantin Sergeyevich;
- FRMAN, Tama a Iosi~8 MIROSHCHENKO, S. I otV. red.
(Turnover tax on food products] Nalog s oborota po pro-
dovollstvennym tovaram. Moskva., Finansy, 1965. 22) P.
(MIRA 18:5) 1

"Investi&tion of Rational Methods for Manufacturing Diapozitives and Negatives for Oftset
t
15 C
Printing." Thesis for degree of Cand. Technical Sci. Sub 30 Jun 1/0, Yoscow Polygraphic
Inst.
Summary 71, 4 Sep 52, Dissertations Presented for Degrees in Science and Engineerin in
Moscow in 1950. From Vechernyay Moskv I Jan-Dee 1950.

,4q1PSOV,,,,Aaksandr. Ivanovicb; LAVRENTIYEVA, Anna Georgiyevna;
SINYAKOVs N.I.,, red.; STRELKOVA, A.W., red.;
PANKRATOVAp M.-A.,, tekhn, red.
[Tecbnology of printing in two books] Tekhnologiia po-
ligraficheskogo :iLzvodstva v dvukh knigakh. Moskva, Is-
kusst-vo. Vol.1 .Fgeparation of griftted forms I Izgotovlenie
pechatnykh form. 1963. 487 p. (MIRA 17:2)
0:02,41MRS R-Sma

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SHRAMKOV, Te.G.; GORBATSEVICH, S.V.-, KOWSOT A.K.- DFDTKOV,, I N.-, RDZHDIMINSICATA
T.B.; SHIROKOV, K.P.; &6~~~Osxly, B.;~
Metrological activities-in the field'' or electric and magnetic measure-
ments..Trudy.VNIIM no.33-:66'93 '158'0 (MIRA 11:11)'
1. Rakovaditell otdola elektricheskikh I maknitnykh ismereniy
Veesoyusitogo nauchno -lowledovateliskogo iastituta ustrologii Iment
D.I. N~ndelWA
(te(ftr Shramkov).
ctric measurements) (Nagiietic measurements)

ARUTrmv, V.O.; GORBATSVICH, S.T.; SHUMOT, re.G.; 3URWN, G.D.;
KOWSOT, AJ.
X.T.Malikov; obitnazy. Ism.tekh. no.4:61 lip 160.
(MIRA 13-.8)
(Kelikov. Kikhail hdoseevich. IM-1960)

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B019/B063
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AUTHORSt Arutyunov, V 0., Kolosov, A. K., Chernyshev, Ye. T.9
Shramkov, Te: G., Ya_novsEry-,
TITLEs A. N. Boykol(Deceas.ed)
PERIODICALi lzmaritel,naya takhnika, 1960, No- 8, P. 63
TEXTs Aleksey Nikitioh Boyko# Senior Collaborator of the Vaesoyuznyy
nauchno-issledovatellakiy institut metrologii im. D. 1. Ifendeleyeva
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Metrology imani
D. I. Mendeleyev) died on May 20, 1960. The son of a farmer he was born
in 1885, and he completed his studies at Peterburg Politekhnicheakiy
institut (Peterburg Polytechnic Institute) in 1914. Ie worked at the
Fiziko-tokhnichookiy inatitut (Institute of Physics and Technology), from
1918 onward at the Glmvnaya palata mar i vasov (gain Bureau of Weighte
and Measures)p and finally at the All-Union Scientific Houcarch Inatituto
of Metrology. During the years of development of the Soviet instrument-
building industry he was in charge of the production and control of
permanent magnets at the factories imeni Koznitskiy, Krasnaya Zarya,
Card 1/2

KO=Vp A.K.; CHALOVA., Ye.A.
International comparisons of the national standards of the volt
for the period 1939-1959. Trudy lipte Kom.' stan.d.,, mar i izm.
prib. no. 52: 5-34 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metrologii
im. D.I.Mendeleyeva.
(Electria standardt)

KOLOSOV, A.K.; SVETLAKOVA, L.F.; CHALOVA, Ye.A.
Study, of nonsaturated standard components at increased and de-
oreased temperatures. Trudy inst. Kom. stand. mar i izm. rib
no.67%12-27 162. 17:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metrologii imeni
Mendeleyeva.

M'
GLAGOLVIA, Ye. P.; GRADSKAYA, N. N. L KOLC~~C;, -,'ULLrR, V.V.,-, SAVUSHKINA,
A.S.; CHALOVA, Ye.A.
New small-eize e.m.f. meters. mot-r.
nIo.4t4-6 164. (miru 1113)

IMOSOV, A,,No; BMYff#.X~Z77;; NOMOT. S.P*, red.; GUMMI. G.X,, tethn~ red*
lftolog7 of the co=on luopean hare (Lepus suropmus WI,
Biologila saAwras". Kiookm, lzd-vo Nook. ob-va ispytatelei
prirody, 1947. 100 p' (16~tsrlaly k pormanliu fanay i flox7 S SL
Otdal soologichesidig noe'9)o 114)
(Stavropol Upla]A-Ewes)

LAVROV, Hikolay Petrovich; RAUKOV. Sargey Pavlovich: Jr2LOSff-- A*Kt
If. P.m.
prof., red.; BILSHIO. L.S., red.izd-va; YOKIdffl-
takhn.red.
[Biology of game animals and birds in the U.S.S.R.) Biologila
promyslovykh zverei. i ptits MO. Pod obahchei red. A.K.Koloso"*
Moskva, Izd-vo ftntrosoiuza. 1960. Z36 p. (KIRA 14:z)
(Gone and game birds)

ed
40- 1MVP SJOI -NAMVt S.P.; DQMISKATAV W-Md"V' r
.vat MURAWAO T.A.9 t4khnw red.
--IMMWO Clegg 0redi ImAr
(Biology of Commercial animals 4m the U.S.S.R.] Biologiia M-o-
mplovykh mroi OSSR,-Moskyap Goo. itd-vo *V~sshaia. shkola "
1961. 379 P. (MIRA 114W
AGame and game birds)

YAKOVLEV, Konstantin Konstantinovich; LAZAROVIGH, Gutman Solomonovich;
wWZQU. retsenzent; USHAKOVA, G.V,, reteenzent; KORBUT,
L.V., red.; SOKOLOVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
(Analyzing the economic activities of meat and dairy industry
enterprises] Analiz khoziaistvennai deiatellnosti predprilatii
miasnoi i molochnoi promyshlennosti. Moskva, Pishchepromizdat,
196). 173 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Meat industry) (Dairy industry)

_K"gSO-V,._A,jqkucy ItAkly~ylovich, prof.; UVROV, Nikolay petrovich,
prof.; NAUFbV -86rig-6-Y-Pavlovich, prof.; FETROVSKAYA, L.P.y
red.
[Biology of commercial animals of the U."~.S.R.j Biologiia
promyslov.vkh zverei SSSR. Perer. i znachiteltno dop. izd.
Moskva, Vysshaia shkolat 1965. 508 p. (VIRA 18:6)

PONOMAREV, B.V.., red.; KoIDSOV, A.F.0 red.; MA4ONTOVA, 17.14D tekhn.
red, ...........................
[Mechanization of accounting and calculating wor *k in coro.-
merce; conected articles on exchange of practice-]Mekhani-
zatsiia ucheta i vychislitellnykh rabot v torgavle,-'sbomik
statei po obmenu opytom. Moskvap Gostorgizdat, 1962. 78 p.
(KERA 15:9)
(Russia-Commerce) (Machine accounting)

STATSENKO, G. P. - red. ; MAMONTOVA, N. N. 0 tekhn. red.
(Collected norms for sanitary work clothe$ for trade
workers] Sbornik norm sanspetsodezhdy dlia rabotnikov torgov1i.
Moskva, Gostorgizdat. 1962. 159 p. (mim 16:5)
%Clothing, Protective)

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Corponento A. So 161449v (zhur.nz. shines i949s 23t 1239-12461 C. Abe.$
1950v 44m 1029) The equilibrium potential Cd/od-* and the
stationary potential of iron, both in 4*-wR at 25@c. and referred to the
k/%0 electrodej, are -0-91 and -0.96 Voj, respectively. The oxidized ced-
aim electrode in 4*-XOH is reduced In contact with ironj thereforep 04
reaction Od** Fe a Od + F644 must be considered In cadmium-iron electrodes*
Anodic polarization curves of cad2dum-iron electrodes in 4N-NWH at small
c.do show plateaux corresponding to the ionization of iron, Ionization of
cb-bdum, oxidation of To+* to Fe***, and evolution of oxygen, wbweas at
high code iron =d cadzdun are ionized simultaneously. Cathodle-polarization
curves at any code show plabumn corresponding to the discharge of. cadodunji
discharge of Iron, and liberation of hydrogen. The length of the plateau shows
the wftant of patticipation of the corresponding metal in the electrode pro-
cess, for iron it is little dependent on the ratio cadzidum:iron when this
varies from 0 to 6. The cadmium-iron electrode aeons to be a mechanical
mixture of cadmium and iron or their oxides*

;0V .A.$ KROGIUS. Ye.A. KLYMMA. N.G.;
FORTUNATOV, A.V.;
LIVOV, A.L.
In menory of N.V. Shishkin. Zhur.ob.khla. 26 no.3:937-938 Kr 156.
(MMA 9: 8)
(Mdahkin, likolai T"illevich. 1891-1954)
(BtlilloV&pbq--Cb*uistry)

-.-KOLOSOVL-A,S,-
Isotherm of the system MgSO4 - ~~,4 - H20 at 25* C - Trudy nim.-aet j
inst.Za -Sib.fil*AN SSSR no.12-.-P9-;38 -158. ~ (MERA 14:6
T;Zesium sulfate) (Calcium sulfate)

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KOLOSOVO AOS.
System la, Mg, Ca //804 --H2O at 2500. Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR
no.3:67-75 '59. (KM 12:8)
1.Xapadno-Sibirskly filial Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Solutions (Chemistry))

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Work of the salts oommission, Izv,Sib,otd*AN SSSR noe6t132-133
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(Siberia--$alto)

KOLOSOV.9 A.S.
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AUTHORS: Sazonov, A.I. and Koldsov A.V,
TITLE: Calculation of. the -W-n-gle of Rii-dio Refraction at Small
Elevation Angles'
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiotekhnika,
196o, No-3, pp.4og-412
TEXT: The refraction error at small elevation angles can'be
determined as (Ref.6)
where 4a is the angle of full refraction which is equal to the-
difference between the incidence angle Y2 at the point!of
observation and the incidence angle V, at the point where the
object is situated. Consequently, for determining the refraction
error it is necessary to know the change of the angular
-coefficient of-the norrinl to the phase front during the
of radio waves in a non-homog~eneous medium or the
trajectory of a ray. ~The equation for the trajectory is in the
form (Ref-5)
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An S-1 es
du
X- (2)
0 I/iF+-Pr+- -U9(U)
Eq. 8w
where x and y are the distance and the height In normalized
~units and
h, a* dt
-j-2Sq. 9 -h
(A)
where e is the permittivity of the troposphere and aN Is the
equivalent radius of the earth. On the other hand, the
arameter p is defined by
p
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P-
C03 7
1
Eq.
(B)

where y. is the z enith angle. By solving Eq.(2) for
y Yl
and y 0, it is possible to determine tan yl and tan y 2 The
difference of the tangents of (pl and Y2 is then determined and
the final-formula for a is

' Y1 + Y19(yd
_
- (5)
-Eq
. T
2d' IM + v)
(5)

J Me
d-

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Eq 2

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Angles
and is the central angle. Eq.(5) was checked experimentally',-
-at the wavelength of~3.2 cm. The experimental results together
.~with the calculated values are indicated in 2 tables. By comparing~,,
the results, it is found that in the case of increased t1normal" and.",.
negative refraction the calculated results are in good agreement
with the\experimental data. In the case of super-refraction, there*_.;.,
is a considerable discrepancy between the experiment and the
calculated values. There are 2 tables and 8.Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Ionosfernaya laboratoriya Sibirskogo fiziko-
tekhnicheskogo instituta (Ionospheric Laboratory of
the Siberian Physicotechnical Institute)
SUBMITTED:. July 2, 1959
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