SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOREPOVA, I.V. - KORETS, M.A.

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VINOGRADOV, G. V.; KOREPOVA, I. V.; PODOLSKIY, Yu. Ya.; PAVLOV!*:XMA, N. T.
"Effect of oxidation on boundary friction of steel in byd-rocarbon medial and
U-ion duties under which cold and hot
critical fric4 seizure (or welding) develop."
report presented at the Intl Lubrication Conf, Washington, D.C., 13-16 oct 64.
Inst of Petrochemical Synthesis, AS USSR, Moscoir.

Subject USSR/Radio AID P - 4337
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 11/14
Author Koresh, A.
Title Radio set with crystal triode tubes
Periodical Radio, 1. 49-50P A 1956
Abstract A description of a long- and medium-wave radio set is
given. The parts are of the 3tandartl "Iskra" radio
type. A diagram and 2 photos accompany the detailed
description.
Institution None
Submitted No date

05415
9(2) SOV/107-59-8-35/49
AUTHOR: Kogan, M., 121E!Rh_j A-
TITLE: A Portable Amplifier Megaphone
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1959, Nr 8, P 45 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A four-transistor amplifier with an output of 3 watts"
provides a range of 400 m for this portable megaphone.
The required power supply of 12 volts is produced by.
series-connected TsNK-0.45 or GD-0.2 batteries.. The
loudspeaker has a 3 ohm coil and an exponential horn.
The circuit diagram is shown in Figure 1. A dynamic
microphone DEMSh-1 is used. Two P6V transistors are
used in the preamplifier stage. The output stage
consists of a push-pull amplifier with two P8A tran-
sistors. There are 1 circuit diagram and 1 photo-
graph.
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- KOUSHC=, K. To. -
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s Materials on the introduction of magoinal lanta rudy Bot.
Inst.Ser.6 no,7:291-294 159. Ma !i31:4)
1. Dn&propqtrovmkiy'gavu&wstvsmWj, maditainskly institut (DIG).
(Dnepropetrovsk Province-BotaiV, Hadleal)

KORiSHCHM, K.Ye.
Dynamics of the accumulation of esaen+.i&l oils in the roots
and rhizomes of Valeriana stolonifera Czr. Trudy Len. khim.-
farm. inst. 12:209-2.12 1610 04IRA 15:3)
1. Kafedra farmakognozii Dnepropotrovakogo meditsinskogo
instituta,
(VALERIAII)
(ESSENCES AND ESSENTUL OIL' ))

KORESHCHUK, K.Te. (Koreshchukq K.IE.]
Materials on the habitats and resources of some medicinal
plants in the steppe zone of the Ukraine. Farmatsev. zhur.
20 no.5s63-69 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Zaporozhsidy farantseyticheskiy inatitut. Submitted
June 2. 1963.

KORESHEV, G.P.
Input impedance of a cathode followe:r. Trudy LIKI no.7:53-56 261.
(MIRA 180)
I, Kafedra akustiki Leningradskogo instituta kinoinzhenerov.

KORESHEV G P ; YUDIN, M.G.
Z:~~
Calculating the friction in a nondirectional microphone with
moving coil. Trudy LIKI no.10:33-35 164. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Kafedra akustiki Leningradskogo instituta kinoinzhenerov.

KHOEHLOV, A.D.; LITUS, S.S.; SE1,1YAKlN,
Condenser microphone with a high-stability form of ti-% remotely
controlled directivity characteristic. Trudy LIKI no.161;7-67
164* (MIRA 11~~9)
1, Kafedra akusti~i Leningradskogo Inatituta kinoinzheneroy,

KOR
Amplifier stage vith complex cathode cir-puit. Trudy LTIKI
1-47-150 '64. (MIRPI 1819)
lo Kafedra akustiki Leningradskogo Ingtittita kino-Inzlierercv.

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YZWOVA, Ye. A., Rand. mod. nauk; MALKIN, :1. 1.; KORESHEVA, I. I.;
S"NCHUK, I. M.
Effectiveness of the compound balneoelimatic treatment of
psoriasis at Sochi-&tsesta health retiort. Vest. dem. i van.
36 no.6:28-33 Js 162. '(MIRA 15:6)
1. Is Sochinakogo nauchno-isaledovatel'skogo instituta kurorto-
10911 (dir, - saslusheraVy dayatell nauki prof, M. Shikhor)
i doxnatolo icheskogo sanatoriya "Raduga* (gla,myy vrach A. V.
Alekeandrov5
(PSORIASIS)
(SOCHI---HEALTH RESORTS~ WATERING-PTACES, ETC.)

DOVZHAHSKIY, S.I., kand.med.nauk; MALKIN, I.I.; SMIFNOVA, Ye.F.; KOM! V ,
!4A
I.Ie; KIBZUN, V.A.1 SHAVLAK, L.I.; ;5AMANCHUX, I,M.; KOKHAN"p--ye.M.;
Si-nimali uchastlye: KERIMOV, V.M.; LEV, M.A.; GULUBEV, A.F.
Combined hydrogen sulfide-radon batlas.in treating chron-le
dermatoses at the Sochi-Matsesta Health Resort. Vest. dem,
i von. 38 no.9:47-51 S 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Sochinskiy institut kurortologii i fizicterapii (dir. N.Ye.
Remanov) i rlermatologicheskiy sanatoriy "Raduga" (glavnyy vrach
G*,K,Gonsales).

WT,
WMHKVA H
Anatomic anaW* of the zone of stock and tocion union in
the,*Srafts of am; t obarry on some stone frtdt "Cies. Bot.
zhur. 48 no.6:806-W2 Je 1163. (MMA 17s 1)
'I. Voeaoyumwy institut rasteni7evod9tva-Voesqyuznoy akadexii
.sel'vkokhuzMstvennykh nauk imeni TAnina, Leningrad.

KMMHKIN# Aele
I -- . -1-11 ~ -114''..
Adaptation reorganization in the mouse organism during and
after the action of Increaaed concentrations of carbon dioxide.
Probl, koemo biol. 4%391-400 165. (KRA 18t9)

KOREMKIN, A.I.
-,"
Discretometry of the analyzors of man daring a long naval expedition.
Trudy Len. ob.-va est. 74 no. 1-01.13-11.5 163. (KRA 17.-9)

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ORG: none
TITLE:' Adaptational.readjustments in the organism of micei during and after
exposure to elevated CO sub 2 concentrations
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologiche3kikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy
biologii, v-
4s 1965t-M-400
TOPIC TAGS: respiration hypercapnia, mouse, carbon dioxide,, closed ecology
-system, test chamber
ABSTRACT: ;Ex erimedi w.__e_re_-pe-_r-_fbrmnA' orderlo deterrnin( a i-
the ability f n
p
i m als to adapt to high eirbon dioxide engronments. Laboriatoi~'FiACC I
5!j oxygen content
1 were.pTaced.in an environment containing.'I.;
between 18 and 301116.. Control animals were kept in a similar c am
h
i ber but with a normal air composition. In orde
! r to test the degree of
1 adaptation acquired, animals were placed in a special chamber with a
hypereapnic environment consisting of 7011a C and 3076 (1
02,
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It ahould.als6be noted that.- the experimentill animalj% which were ken..
in a 7. 5%-C02 environment showed a significaitt increalie in their res-
This rise n respiration rate declined somewhat after them
piration'rate.-. i
I first 24 hours but became stabilized itself.abouti 26016 above the rate of the
control animals. Motor activity in the experimental anirnals was below
that of the controls. Observations of gas exchange indicated that during
the first hours of stay in a. 7. 5jo- C02 environment. there was a tendency
quotient.to rise. At the end, of the fi.Ost 24 hours, a
-for the respiratory
drop in 02 consumption and C(~ pro'ddction was observed. At the end of
48 hours the C02 production dropped still furthOr (from . 4. 22 to 3. 92 mg/
pe re no a nifi t
liter r hour). However, these shifts we t statisti ally sig
--can
kffer li&F41-dof-Iii-an env' ir omn en't of 7. ~ Sjo C
02, ex;perimental an!-~
mals showed a distinctly higher resistance to.hypercapAiic (70% CO
2
environment than control animals. The- differeitce in su_]~vival time.be-
4~.
tween the two groups was,38, 9. 6 min- (83. 8 ~:i: 7. 2 fo'r experimental - -
animals and 45. 4 1 7. 8 for controls). At the end of the t;econd da
y, how
ever, and fol, 48 hours after -that" the difference between the two groups.
was very slight. After the1hird day a reverse -Acture was obtained~ i' e.
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1. KMESHKO, Ae L.
20 USSR (600)
4. Plaat Introductloa
7. Three varieties of the Par Us% under conditions In the Bashldr Botanical
Garden.
blul. Glav. bot. sads ft. 12, 1952
9. lonlMZ Met* of Rulpla Accessions, Ltbrary of Congrests, gpd 1953. Unclassified.

KORMSHKOV, A abbe
-.000-101w"s" -I.- -
r- Influence of Ion term respiration at elevated pressure on the
animal Organt am rwith summary in IhWlioh]!. Zhur. ob. biol. 18
no.1:64-74 Ja-F '57 (HLRA 10;4)
.1
1. lauchno-iseledovatellakiy ispytatel'nY7 institut aviatsionnoy
maditsiny.
(RESPIRATION) (ALTITUDI, INFLUXNCB OF) (CONDITIORIM RXSPOIS19)

1~2)
27 2) SIDV/177-58-1-18/25
AUTHORS: Borshchevskiy, I.Ya., Colonel of the Medical Corps,
Candidate of Medical Science13; K= ~v
=~A. A~.
Colonel of the Medical Corps, Cah~iaawor mu=cal
Sciences; Markaryan, S.S., Major of the Medical
Corps, Candidate of Medical Sciences; Preobraz-
henskiy, V.V., Lieutenent-Colonel of the Medical
Corps, Candidate of Medical 13ciences; Terentlyev,
V.G., Lieutenant-Colonel of the Medical Corps
TITLE: The Effect of the Vibrations of Certain Modern Heli-
copter and Aircraft Types on the Human Bqdy (Vliyan-
iye na organizm cheloveka vibratsiy nekotorykh tipov
sovremennykh vertoletov i sainoletov)
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, Nr 1, 1958, pp 74 - 77
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reports on his examinations of persons
tested by a type VP-70 vibration stand (Figure 1)
Card 1/3 which produces a single-component vertical vibration.

SC)V/177-58-1-18/25
The Effect of the Vibrations of Certain Modern Helicop .ter and Air-
craft-Types on the Human Body
By a special adjustment, vibrations reached a
frequency of 10 to 70.hz and an amplitude of
0.2 - 2.5 mm. Four series-of,3 tests each were.
performed. During the first two tests of each.
series,~ the person to be tested was subjected.only
to vibration,and.~during the.third test simultaneous-
ly 'to vibration~,and to a 105 to 110--decibel noise.
Between,te:'sts there were intervals of 3 - 7 days.
The data obtained~have-proved. that vibrations with
low frequencies and large amplitudes may disturb
the pilot9s visual orientation during flight and
also negatively influence his ability to hit the
target. The reactivity of the vestibular analyzer
had noticeably increased. Hearing mras impaired on-
ly by simultaneous vibration and noise effects.
Vibrations with frequencies of 40 arLd 70 hz and
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GORBOV, Fedor Dmitriyevic - IlAkA&V filmly- eh;
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LAGUTINA, Ye.V.j r ". AMYR9 .0. V
(Space medicine] Koamiabeskaia meditsina. Moskva, Izd-vo
"Znanie," 1963. 55 p. (Narodnyi universitet kulltury: Fa-
kulltet sdorovlia, no.7) (MIRA 16:8)
(SPACE MEDICINE)

77;_
'ACCESSION KR: AT4042693 4 s/dooo/63/boo/boo/6280284
I AUTHOR: Koreshkay, A. A#
'rinx Soviet cosmonaut training
SOURCE: Konferentaila po aviatei6nnoy i komicheakoy meditaine, i963.-Aviatsioam.;
naya-i koemicheakaya meditsina (Aviation and space siedicine); materialy*
konferentaiio Moscow, 1963, 281-284
IMTOPIG TAGS., cosmonaut trainingt cardiovascular eyetem, parachute jump, vibrationg ~j
i4olation, prolonged isolation, isolation chamber, Iftvup i4olotion
ABSTRACT; The Soviet program of preparing cosmonauts for space flight included
a dotailed study of tho reaotions Of the cardiovascular system of cosmonaut candi
,-dates to parachute jumps, vibrations, and prolonged isolation, including the 80 a-6
tion of small groups of persona*' Parachute traininjS included juapa made in all
kinds of weAther during both night and day, Coamowkut candidates tested made jumpat
in normal jump-suits and also in apaceouiteo EKG w,sre taken 1-2 hr before the
jump and 45-60 min after the completion of the mission. All of the candidates
tested were found to have high stability of the*c&rdiovascul.aLr systems. During the-

VOLYNKIDI, Yu.M.; ARUTYUNOV, G.A.; ANTIPOVO V.T.; ALTUKF.':OV, G.V.;
BAYKVSKIY, R.M.; BELAY? V.Ye.; BUYANOV, P.V.; EIVIANIOV, I-I.,*
VASIWYEV, P.V., VOLOVICH, V.G.; GAGAR:CN, Yu.A.; GENIN, A.M.;
GORbOV, F.D.; GORSHKOV, A.I.; GUROVSKID', N.N.; YESHANOVO N.Kh.;
YEGOROV, A.D.; KARPOV, Ye.A.; KOVALEV, V.V.; KOLOSOV- '.A.;
KO 1% _A.A.; KASIYAN, I.I.; KOTOVSHAYA, A.R.; FALIBERDIN,
~ KS O-V- I _
G.V.; KOPANEV, V.I.; KUZIMINOV, A.P.; KAKURIN, L.1 ; KUDROVA,
R.V.; LEBEDEV, V.I.; LEBEDEV, A.A.; LOBZ12-1, P.P.; MAKSIMOV,
D.G.; I-ffASNIKOV, V.I.; MALYSHKID1, Ye.G.; NEUMYVAKIN, I.P.;
011ISHCHENKO, V.F.; POPOV, I.G.; PORUC11:1KOV, Yo.P.0- SILIVESTROV,
M.M.; SERYAPIN, A.D.; SAKSONOV, P.P.; 'PERENTIYFV., V.G.; USHAKOV,
A.S.; UDALOV, Yu.F.; FOMIN, V.S.; FOMIU, A.G.; KHLEBNIKOV, G.F.;
YUGANOV, Ye.M.; YAZDOVSK.TY, V.I.; KRICHAGIN, V.I.; AKULINICHEV,
I.T.; SAVINICH, F.K.! ATMMJRA, S..F.; V0SKiTSK1,1:KIY, O.G.;
GAZENKO, O.G., SISMAN.-N.M., akademilc., red.
[second group space flight and some results of the Soviet
astronauts' flights on "Vostok" ships; scientific results of
medical and biological research conducted during the second
group space flight] Vtoroi gruppovoi kosmicheskii polet i neko-
torye itogi poletov sovetskikh kosmonwitov na ~.orabliakh
"Vostok"; nauchnye rezulltaty medikobiologicheskikh issledovaniip
provedennykh vo vremia vtorogo gruppovogo kosmicheskogo poleta.
Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 277 p. (MIRA 18:6)

A.- ~--TDPIO-TAGSt ~--orgw&

ASADOV, Yu.G.; KO MHKOV B.D.; PETROPAVLOV, U.N..; KOZHI.,'j, V.M.; WrKUKH, Yu.V.
F~~
Measuring the density of th;q and I phises of p-dichlorobenzene
in a gradient tube, Kristallografila 9 no.6:921"923 N-D 164*
(MIRA l8s2)
1. Institut elementoorganichaskikh soyadineniy AN SSSR.

KORESEKOV: B.!;.
4'
I .
ff~ii of the gradient column nr--thod in d,3termi. i,:g Uie eMt.,-enlo
of vohme exyanl-lon of Organic crystals. Krllat~ullcgrafti.a 10 rnr~.3:
431-432 My-Je 165, "18.,l)
1. Instit-at elf3mentiorganicheskilm scgedineniy PI &SSR.

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ACC M APS022734 SOURCE CDDE: UR/018IJ65/007/009/28f43/28144
14 S-5'7'
AUTHOR: gtaygor-odskiy, A. I.; ~orwhkov,, B. D.; Pikus, Ye. L.
ORG: Institute of Hetero-Oi-tddc Compounds# Hoscofe. (Institut elementoorganiche'skikh
soyedineniyT-
TITLE: Characteristic.tesperature of.-molecular crysi als
SOURa: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7~ no. 9, 1965, 29.3-2844
21, VY IS.
TOPIC TAGS: molecular crystal, organic crystal, ther Cs
ABSTRACT: The characteristic temperature 0. defined~,as the wo-tan geometric frequency
of the normal mode, is calculated for a number of organic crpttals, The results are
given graphically. It is found that organic molecular crystals have low characteris-
tic temperatures lying in the narrow range of 90-1500K. In most cases, the charac-
teristic temperatures fall smoothly with, temperature. - The dei4vativea oE 0 with re-
spect to r lie wLt%dn an even narrmmr range than the values (of 0. Consequently thelt
GrUneisen constuTte y are extrwely abso. Orig, art. has *. 1. figure.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBH DAM BMW ORIG IMF's 009/ OTH REF: OU

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:'ACC NR: AP6003762 SOURCE CODE: Wom/66Aa/m/0062/0066
B.D.
i AUTHOR: KitaxgaradskU. A.I.;
ORG: J'nstitute'of
ayrmlenmtal C6mpmud AN SSSR, Moscow ~Institut elementoorgan-
Icheskikh soyedineniy AN mm)
TITLE-. . th
e study of the characteristic temperature of Molecular crystals. Scalar
derivatives of the characteristic temperature
SOURCE: Fiz,ika tverdogo tela, v. -8, -.no. 1-,, 1966,'_62-66
TOPIC TAGS: molecular crystal, thermodynamic analyels, naphthalene, benzene
ABSTRACT; A method has been proposed for, the analysis of therm2kMmiedata on-
cerning molecular crystals. The investigation was performed on iWittkaleneiand benzene
type molecules representing sufficiently rigid molecules,, the crystalline forces of -which
are many times weaker than the corresponding Intramolecular forces. From experimental
data, the authors evaluated the characteristic temperattrre derivatives with respect to the
P, V, and T parameters and plotted derivative curves an a function of temperature. An
analysis of the results dims that the magnitudes and genoral behavior of the derivative , - I
curves are not In agreement with the predictions of the Isotropic quasi-harmonic model.
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This may be caused by 1) the fact that the c haracteristic temperature is not -a function of'
I the volume but a function of the crystal cell parameters; 2) anharmonism; and 3) incorrect.
assumptions concerning the Independence of the intramolecular fr(quencies on the volume.
PrelimJAary discussion seems to Indicate that by taldng finto, account anharmonle effects
partial agreement can be achieved. The presence of extrema, stM remains unexplained.
A more thorough discussion of the existing results is being postponed until data concerning
the tensor derivatives of the characteristic temperatuire becomm available. Orig. art
has: 13 formulas and 3 figures.. 1081 ;w
SUB CODE: 20 SUBM DATE: 28J'un85 ORIG REF.- 002 OTH REF.- 004
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EGELI, Lev Tevenlyevich; YERSHOV, A.D., glavnyy red.; ZUBREV, I.N., zam.
glavnoL'O red GUDAL~INJ IGI.UG., red.; KRASIIIKOV, IF.I., red. (de-
.K
Ko
-ed.; POZHARITSKIY,
ceased oRElov, 9.Ya., red.; MONDZHI, G.S.,
r'q
r
K.L., re .,'red.1 AOWVOV, A.P., red.; TROYANOV, A.
L. red.; FILIPPOVSKATA, T.B., red.; KHRUSHGHOV,, N.A., red.; CHER-
NOSVITOV, Yu.L., red.; GINZBURG, A.I., red.vypunka; PROKOFIYEV, A.
P., red.vypuska; SOKOLOVSKAYA, Ye.Ya., red.izd-ira; BYKOVA, V.V.,
tekhn.red.
[Rare-earth MetRJS.l Rodkozemellnye metally. Movkva Gostoptekhiz-
dat, 1963. 332 p. (Otsenka mestorozhdenii pri poiskakh i razvedkakh,,
no.21). (MIRA 17:2),

BOBRI~'~,C-Ho A.P., notrudnik; BONDARINKC, M.N., sotrudalk; GNIVUSHITO N.A..
sotrudnik; KIND, N.D.. gotrudnik; KOR&SHKOV. B.,.ra.. sotrudaik;
"To - ---
URTLIVA, N.A., notrudnik; NO PCrUGATJffA.
L.A.. sotrudnik; POPOTA. ToA. notrudaik; SIULISKIT, V.D..
sotrudnik; SNIRNOT. G.1.. sotrudnik: TEMVICH, R.K.. notructnik;
YAYNSMTN. 0.9h.. notrbAnik; SHCHUXIN, Y.N...sotrudnik; BUROT.
A.F., asuchnyy rodaktor; AOBOLIV. V.S., nouchny]r redektor;
VIBSUK, G.T., rodaktor isdatelletva; IRTNOCHKIIIA, K.T., takhni-
chookiy rodaktor
[Diamonds of Slb*rlal Almsy Sibirl. [Moskva] Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
Isd-vo lit-ry po geol. I okhrone nedr, 1957. 151? P. (NLRA 10:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Mintsterefto geologil I okhrony nedr.
2. Ammkinalaya skepeditelys Glavuralsilgeologii Ministerstys geolo-
gli l'okhrany nedr SSSR (for Bobriyovicb. Boudereako. Onevushow,
Kind, Ureshkov, "love, Nefe-dowa, Popugayeva, Popova, Skullskly,
Satruor Turkovich, laynshteM Shchuktn)
(SIberia-Dissonds)

GLAZKOVSKIY.9 Alek-sandr Aleksandrovich; YERSHOV, A.D., g-lavnyy red.;
ZUBREV, I.N.J. zamestitell glavnogo red.; ROGOVER, G.B.,, red.;
GUDALINJ, G.G.V red re ; ?,%II)Zlliy G.S., red.;
POZHARITSKIY, K.L., red.; SMIRNOV, VI.I.1 red.; SOLOVOV, A.P.,
red.; TROYANOV, A.T., red.; FILIPPOVSKAYA, T.B.,, red.
[Nickel. I Nikell. Moskva, Goageolteldiizdat, 11?63. 281
(Otse'yftAaeat,orozhdenii pri poiskakh i razvedka!6. no. 20
(NVA 17:5)

IOUSHKOV Do
How can chemists help agriculture? NTO 6 no.5so-il it 164.
()URA 1718)

KORESHKOVI D. (g.Ufa)
Generosity. NTO 6 no.300-31 Mr 164. (MMA 17s6)
1. Spetaialtnyy kerrespondent zhurnala "Nauchno-Leklinicheaklye
obahchestva SSSR".'

KMSHKOV, D, (7:Ltebsk)
The collective is your family. Sov. pr,ofsoiuzy 19 no 16:35-36
Ag 163. iMIRA 16:10)

KORESHKOV, G., podpolkovnik'
Tabular graphic method of calculation. Voen. vest. 42 no.5t76-78
My 163. (MIRA 1615)
(Fire control (Gunnery))
*i~

KLEBANGVp O.B.; NESTEROV, V.G.; STEPANOV, B.A.; KORFSHKOV, G.Z.
Using the original ore to reduce an excess of reagents in
flotation. Obog. rud. 8 no.2:5-6 163. (MIRA 17:2)

POPOVI R.L,; VOLKOVA, H.I.;-jo
,�kIKOvP G.Z.
The effect of the residual concentration of sulfuric acid after
leaching on copper cementing and its losses with tailines in the
Mostovich process. Izv. AN UzSSR. Ser. tekh. nauk 8 no.6.74-77
164- 0-dF*M 18:3)
1. Srodneaziatakly filial Gosudarstvotinogo nauchno-issladovatell-
skogo Instituta tovetnykh metallov.

JUEWHKOV, N.A.
Analysis of the acewacy of trigonome~ ~io leveling in 2d aW
3d class triangulation nets. Geod. i Icart. no.11:11-13 N 1621.
(MIFLA 15:12)
(Leveling)
PIM-11, ellE

EDMEKOV P,
Role of an executive officer. Dea. i kred. 20 no.12t -63
D 162. (MIRA 3.6: 1~
1. GlavM bukhplter VoloWskoy oblastacy kastory Gembaskao
(Volog& hVVIsco-DaWts &M bmddng)

KORIZIMV
- 17A-, !"
Young workers of Ural Kachine Building Plants. Prof.-tekh.
obr. 11 no.9:20-21 D 154. (MIRA 8:1)
I.,DIrektor remeolennogo uchillshch& No. 1. (g. Sverdlovsk).
(Technical educat ion)

~V~ - .1 lichitell khtmit
School desk an a laboratory table. Kh-Uj.v abkole 14 no-3:91
MY-i a 159. (9I]RA 12:9)
1, Sradnyaya shkola, No.1 g.Btq.
Obemistry-Study and twwhing)

KMESHFOV4 V.1 kand. tekhn. nRuk
_~ v
M,-thcds for calculating the frane Afor general purpose plows.
Trakt. i sellkhozmash. no.4.-2,:-29 Ap 165. (MIRA 18: 5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy instit.ut seltskokhozyaystvennogo
mashinostroyeniya.

KORESHKOV, V. I.
Koreshkov, V. I.
"The calculation of screening-machine parts." MIM Higher Education USSR.
Moscow Mining Inst imeni I. V. Stalin. mosomi-1956. (Dissertation for
~ 9
the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences).
I's,
Kniz !M~a leto j I
459 IY.5b a-sc-OW

GOKCHAREVICK. Igorl Pomich; ZIMCF, Vasiliy DWAriyevich; KMN~Nff
Ylktor Ivanovich: ARLUUMOF, T.T.. oi;v.red.; QARBCR. P.N..
red.izd-va; B Z.A,.. tekbn.red,,
(Shaker screens and con"yerel Tibratulonnys p?okhoty.1
konvelery. Moskva. Gos.nsucbno-tekhn.lzd-vo lit-ry po gornoma
delu, 196o. 214 p (m33A 14:3)
(screens (Mining)) (Conveying imachInery)

KORESHKOV V.I.;- SHATSKAYA, L.N.; PAKHOMOV, I.M.
Concerning the strength of the frame of the KTII-2 mounted potato
digger. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. 32 no-5:30-33 Yq 162.
(MM 15:5)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelleldy institut sellskokhozvaystTen-
nogo masbinostroyeniya (for Koreshkov, Shatakmqa). 2. Zavod
"BeRnsksellmash" (for Pakhomov).
(Potato digger (Machine))

KORES-HKOV,, V.;.;, GULIN, M.A.; NZIMIENKO, V.V.
Studying the strength of general purposet tractor.-d-1ven plows.
Trakt, i oelikhozmash, no.lt24-26 -Ta 105. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Ve-,ioyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatell skiy insV ',ut sell skokhozyayst, an-
2. Spetslallnoye
nogo mashinostroyeniya (for Koreshkov, Oulin). A
konstruktorskoye byuro zavoda im. Oktyabrlskoy revolyutsii (for
Kuz lmnko),

5W
AUTHORS: Vollpin, 11. Ye., Koreshkov, Yu. SOV/62-59-3-34/37
Kursanov, D. 11.
TITLE: Diphenyl Cyclopropenone - Three-.membered Analogue of Tropone
(Difeniltsiklopropenon - trekhchlennyy analog tropona)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh nauk,
1959, Nr 3, P 560 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this letter to the editor the, authors write: We obtained
diphenyl cyclopropenone (I) (melting point 1210,
Amax 339 and 291 mp; computed for C 15H10 O:C 87-36 %9 H 4.88
M = k6). This is the first unsaturated 3-membered ketone to
be described. In spite of the ccnsiderable angular tension in
the cycle (I) is a stable substance. It forms 2,4-dinitro
phenyl-hydrazone (melting point 248-2490). In the hydration in
alcohol over platinum black it absorbs 2 mol H 2' Two intense
absorption bands within the range of 1,600 and 1,850 am- 1 may
be observed in 'the infrared spectrum.
Card 113

Diphenyl Cyclopropenone - Three-membered Analogue SOV/62-59-3-34/37
of Tropone
0 0 OR
x
C6H5 C6H5 C6 H5 C6H5 C6H 5 C6H5
M (II) (III)
If HBr is introduced into the benzene solution of (I) bromide
forms (in form of a monohydrate, melting point 146-5-149-00;
per cents computed for C15H13 02Br: C 59-03, H 4.30, Br 26.1.0;
% found: C 58-87, H 4.37, Br 25-89) from which the initial
ketone may be regenerated by the action with weak bases.
Similar salts form with HCl and 11J. The salt-forming properties
of (I) as well as its anomalously high dipole moment 5.08 D
(it was determined by Ya. K. S*yrlcin and A.. ff. Sbidlovskaya)
are due.to the tendency of the cyclopropenone ring towards
the formation of a stable aromatic system. of oyclopropenyl (II).
By the action of acids (1) is transformed into cation salts of
Card 2/3 diphenyi oxycyclopropenyl (III). Thus, cyclopropenone

Diphenyl Cyclopropenone - Three-membered Analogue SOV/62-59-3-34/37
of Tropone
derivatives are analogues of tropone which has the tendency to
form the 7-membered aromatic s3ratem of tropyl. (I) was ob-
tained by the action of dibroma carbene (from bromoform and
tertiary potassium butylate) ort diphenyl acetylene with sub-
sequent hydrolysis. This reaction is the first case of an
interaction between dihalogen carbenes and compounds contain-
ing a triple bond. The applicability of this reaction in the
production of other cyclopropenones will be further investig-
ated.
ASSOCIATION: Institut elementoorganicheakikh soyedinaniy Akademil nauk SSSR
(Institute of Elemental Organic Compoundr of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR)
SIMITTED: January 9, 1959
Oard 3/3

KURSANOV, D.H.; VOLIFIN, M.Yes; XORESMV. Yu.D.
Interaction of diWo carbenes with talan. SYELthaais of diphenyley-
clopropenone and of diphenylhvdroxycycilopropenylium GalU. Zhur,
ob. khim. 30 no.9:287,7-2884 5 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut elementoorganichookikh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR.
(C7clo,propenone)

VOLIPIN, M.Ye.j KORZSHKoV, Yu.D.,- KMAROV, D.W.
Silicon analog of carbeneB and the synthesis of a silicon-
containing thre'e-membered heterocycle. Izv. AN SSSR. Otd.
khim.nauk no.7:1355-1356 Jl 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut alementoorganicheaki-kh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Silicon orp*ic compmmds) I

ZAITSEV, B.Ye.; SHEYNKER, Yu,No; KORESHKOV, Yu.De
Infrared spectra and structure of sone nonbenzoid aromatic c'-
ww- 0
DokleAN SSSR 136 noo5:1090-1092 F 161o MIM 14:5)
lo Inotitut lehimii prlrodnykh soyedizoniy AN SSM. Predstavleno
akad. M.M.Shenyakim3u.
(Aromatic compounds--Spectra) (CarboW' group)

ZAYTSEV,, B. Ye ItORESHKOV Yu.D HE KER,
M.Ie.; S 11 Yu N.
Structure of diphenyleyaloprogenone and tropone salts. DokI.
AN SSSR 139 no.5-.13.07-11C.9 Agt 61. OAMA 14:8)
1. Inatitut khimii prirodnvkh soyedine:aiy =R i Institut
elementoorganicheskikh soyedineniy AN S;3SR. Predstavleno
akademikom M.M. Shenyakinp.
(Propenone) (Cyclohoptatri~nane)

vu. V. G;Lurnl.,
In a Rusian 5y;ii~,osiuj% of Paporr, wit-itl6d "Huat Truabaont or
i Uditcd bY I. P. -Pardin zu,.d J),~ thc Lovi~-t
,,Cade,,-;y Of Science, "t:;Cow 3.950, The follo-v.-ing articles
H-cavy ~.;rofilc rails awd their hecit tr~;at:~~ont ...
66 kr,/Fl~
3(,: ~~c6103

S~C~Iv,'TROVP V.; HYMAN, L.; KORESIIKOVA, G.
State of the coagulation and anticoagrulation system in the
ovulation-merstrual cycle. Probl. gemat. i perel. krovi 9
no.8:15-18 Ag 164. (HIRA 18:3)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii (zav. - dotsent B.I. Kuznik)
Chitinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

KORESHKOVA, G.N.; MMOLAP, O.N.; SINTSOVA, L-Ya.
Microbiological metnod of controlling water voles. Zashch. rast.
ot vred. i bol. 9 no*1825-26 164. (MIRA 17:4)

L 21729-66 J
:ACC HR: AP6008059 SOURCE COVE: UR/01)32/66/032/002/0133/0135
~AUTHOR: Zhukhovitskiy,, A. A.; No H. '(Deceased); 1~qrT~slj
_1 R tjL.
jKarymova, A. 1.
IORG: All-Union Scientikc Research Institute of Nuclear Geophysics and Geochemistr~,
1(vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut yadernoy goofiziki i geokhimill
TITLE: Use of the sorption substitution method.for determining heli and carbon
dioxide Impurities
SOURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya-,.vo 32, no. 2, 1966, 133-1.35
TOPIC TAGS: carbon dioxide, helium, gas analysis,:ethane, ionization detiictor~
ABSTRACT: During motio -nof mixtures along a layer of sorbent, some components in
one mixture are substituted for components in the other in-the same or in altered
concentrations. -The authors discuss various possibilities'for practical use of,
this phenomenon. A method is proposed-fdr gas analysis based on substitution of a
gas for an impurity which is difficult to determine. This is a superior method for
~~n,alyzing gases with poor indicator properties# The method is Mustrated by deter-
~UDC: 543.544.2
A
Ca

ARSUIN, N.D.; BuDKOVSKIY, N.G.; BOLOTIN, A.A.:-, BONARTSEVA, N.N.;
BOGDA140VA, M.V.; GOWVENKO, I.P.; ILIBITENKO, K*L;
KIRF005, Ye.M.; KARArETyAN, K.G.; KULSVIOVA, I.A.;
KUZNETSOV, A.L.; KDBESHUIKW1,-Ua-; KORZHENEVSICAYA, T.I.;
NEMIR0V,N.G.;,NIKON0VA, T.K.; NAZAROV., V.N.; PISAPZVA, I.A,,;
POPOV, S.A.; FRONINA, N.A.; PAKMAN, M,Xe.; REXPOLSKITy B.N.;
ROUCHEV, Yu.11.; SOSNINA, V.D.; STARSHINOV, B.M.; K=AKGV,
B.Ya.; SBELEWOV, V.I.; PARKOV, V.P., podpolkowiik,, red.;
MURAVIYEil, A.I., polkovnik., red.; CHAPILYEVA, R.I.,. tekhn. red.
[Relics of military glory)Relikvii boovoi slavy. Moskvat
Voenizdat, 1962, 166 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1e Nauchnyye sotrudniki TSentrallnogo zruzeya Sovetskoy Armii
(for all except 11urav'yev,, Chapayeva).
(Military museums)

RESHETNIKOV) N.S., dots.; IZVANGVA# R.V., inzh.; RMHKOVSKAYA, A.N., inzb.;
AITTONOVA, G.P., tekhnik; ANIK=KO, O.-M., teklm:Lik; KORESIIKOVA,--V..T-
tekbnik; KRMOVA, T.N., tekbnik; BIRYUKDVAI VaN., teiklidk-,-PiWX~lp
S.N.v tekhnik; PARMINA, N.L., tekhn. red.
[Alb= of working drawings of parts and units of' the TDT-60 tftotor)
Allbom rabochikh chertezhei detalei i uislav trOtora TDT-60. Mookwa,
Goslesbumizdat. Pt.2. [Icept the motor] Krome dvigatelia. 1959. 388 P.
(MIU 14:12)
1. Khimki. tsentraltrqy nauchno-iesledovatellskiy institut mokhaniza-
teii i energetiki leamoy promyshlennostli. 2. IAboratoriya tipovoy
tekhnologii remonta lesozagotovitellnogo oboradovaniya i orgmdzataii
remontnykh predpriyatiy TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo in-
stituta mekhatizateii i energetiki leoncq promyshlennosti (for aU
except Levanova Parakhina).
Nractors-Design and construction)

RESHETNIKOV9 N.S.v dot"ntv- LEVANOVAp R.V,f irizh.j RASHKOVSKAYA9 A*Nev
inzho; KRAZOVv I*I*P inzh,j ANTONOVAq G,P,, tokbnik; ANIKIYENKOP
O.M., tekbn4k; K082SHMA's V-L.p. tokbnik; KROTOVA, T.N.g telrhni
BIRYUKOVAp V.N., tokhnil-; GOROKHOVy K.G., red.izd-va; PARAKRINA#
N.Lev tekbn,red*
[Album of vorkin dravinga of parts ani units of MAZ-200 and
MAZ-501 trucks] Alfbas rabochikh chorteshei detalei i uslov
avtomobilei KLZ-200 i MAZ-501. Moskva,j Goolestumizdat. Pts.2-3.
1960. 319 P. WRA 34:7)
1, Moscov. WentrallWy asucbno-iseleelovatel'skiy institut mokbani-
zataii i erArgetiki loamy prorq9blonne-sti. 2. Nacballnik labom-
torii tipovoy tokbnologii remonta mashin i organizataii remontrqkh
predpriyatly TSentralinogo naucbno-issledovatel'Bkogo instituts,
makhanizataii i onergetiki loamy prozVshlennosti (for Reshetnikov).
(Motartrucke-49quipment and supplies)

KOIMSHKO'l Z r.-v kandidat j!3tr
lus a tvOyed on Iyr,
TYPM4 of knit
;du;,,ed j~l
157.
Mli-v 900da irdlautry)

KUDRYAWSEV, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; FILIPENKO, 1131erafilm Grigor, yevich;
CUVAUA -7. Q nauchAyy red.1 BYKOVA, I.V.., red.;
NESMYSLOVA, L.H., tekhn, red.
(Industrial training of operators of coal cutters and cut-
ter-loaders] Proizvodstyennos obuohenit) mashinistov vrubo-
vykh, vruboyo-pogrusochnykh mashin i ugol'nykh kombainov.
Moskva, Proftekbi7,dat, 1963. 121 pe (MM 16-8)
(Coal mining machinery)

1409' Wor"mib. of 41U- Im Steel 1,
Method. t In Czech.) Jan Kawriky .11141 BAdall Kyxil. lllstrnel~l~
l'itty. v. ft. Nov. PAL p. 511,344.-
In 11tv nivilackl drurilwd. Si Is prilipit'lled a; j4d,willm 1111w
'ilwate. Vp to 51 11.1% no Influelwe on limiwns A Ille livol" .1.
I Irvf.

KOUSTEIMY, V.Yes, polkoynik melitsinskoy sluzhby.
Important division of special training for field and naval surgeons
in problem of sanitation an& epidemics prevention. Voen--sed.shmr.
no.3:42-45 Mr 156. (MA 9:9)
(KILITARY HYGLBU) (NAVAL EffGINNE)

PITROV61IT, We, polkAvnik medealw1bbre.~X=MlXvj T.Te ownik mod.
"oo NAM~-o
slu*byo' simm, x.r.. pol6im"r. salmwnw
Thirteenth All-Union Congress of Hygienists# 'Apidemiologists,
Microbiologists, suid Specialists In Infeetiow Diseases. voen -
wed*shuro noO:3-11 AC 156 (KIRA 12ill
(COMMIUM DISRAM)

KIP.PICMIIKOV, Leonid Aleksandrovich; KHARIF, Moisey Izrayievich;
SMSKU, V.P.t inzh.j reteenzent; KOREMISULIA D -inzb.,
-f~
retsenzent; KORESTYNSKrY, N.D.# ininp-r-efs-enzont; YAROSIENKO"
V.I., inzb., insh.v reteenzentpo BOGACM7,NKO, V.Te., inzh.j,
nauchrvy red.; LAPINAp Z.D., red. izd-im; SARAYEV, B.A., tekhn
red.
(Automatic control of transshipment machinery and the electric
power supply network in sea ports] Avtonatizataiia parogruzooh-
rykh mashin i elektrichaskikh setei v norskikh portakh. Mo-
skva Izd-vo "Morskoi transport#" 1961. 147 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Cargo handling-Equipment .and supplies)
(Electric power distribution) (Automatic control)

KORETt M.A. (Korets, M.A~); PONIZOVSKI, Z.L. [Ponizoviikiy, Z.I.)
Vagrants of the Galaxy. Gaz mat B 1.3 no.4:2'02-211 Ap -~62,

SIOMKOO 00 1 arkhitektor
mosaic glass tiles for finiching buildiogs. Zhil. stroi. to.2:
26 7 l61. OCMA 14 - 1)
(Tiles)

,._.PRF#TY,09 o.v._
Using glass tiles as finishing material in industrialized build-
ing. Stak. i ker. 18 no. 1:8-11 A 161, (HIRA 14:1)
(Glass coristruction)

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XOPETKO, V. P.
Bleaching
Mudemitzation of blopeliIng shopo. Tokst.crom., 12. rr),. 1, 111",21.
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,Ao--Il Md. Unclassified.

low XORE TKO,,.,Uktoj_ FAtravich; GUSEVA, Ye.M., redaktor; KOMM7, L.Ta.,
TeicHnIche aktor.
(Curtain type drying apparatus for fabrics] Zavesnais, nushillrais
mashim d1la tkanel. Moskra, G*s*naucfmo-tekhn.izd-vo Minii3terstva
promyshl. tovarov shirokogo patrebleniia SSSR, 1954. 49 p.
(Drying apparatus-Textile fabrics) (MLRA 8:4)

I KCRETKO, V.P., inzh.
Analyzing the work of the slack-washing and treatment machines of
the bleaching machinery units. Tekst. prom. 25 no.8:52-56 A 165*
(MIRA 18:9~

POSYPA.YKO, V.I., doktor khim.nauk (Moskva); KORETS, G.M.
PISMANNIK, A.S. (Moskva); RAZAK01r, FULAKOV, V.Ye.;
ILIIN, G.S., doktor biolog.nauk; N~XFFLIDT, i.A.t k:md.biolog.nauk
Books. Priroda 55 no.1:12,49,,109,1-21-,113 Ja 166. (MTRA 19zl)
1. Laningradakiy pedagogicheskiy inst-'tut im. A.I.Gertsena
(for Kulak6vi. Z. Zoolo:~,icheskiy institut AN SSSR) Leningrad
(for Neyfelldt).

KORETS, K.
Eostntial progressive atrophy of the trio after eervical trauma.
Vest.oft.74 no.100-61 161. , (MIFA 14:3)
(IRIS (EYE)-DIS'FASES) (HEC"OUNDS AND INJURIM)

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SOV/26-59-?-15/55
AUTHOR: Korets, M.A. (Moscow)
TITLE: Important Physical Investiga, '",ions - A Seminar Conducted
at the Institut fizicheskikh problem akademii nauk
SSSR (Institute of Physical Problems of the AS USSR)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1959, Nr 7, PP 76 - 79 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: I. Some Findings on Highest Atmospheric Strata and
Cosmic Space. This sub-article covers the seminar's
341st meeting, during which 2 reports were made. The
1st report was delivered by Professor I.S. Shklovskiy,
Gosudarstvennyy astronomicheskiy institut imeni P.K.
Shternberga (State Institute of Astronomy Imeni P.K.
Shternberg). It dealt with physical research in cos-
mic space in general, and the obtaining of data by
space rockets in particular. A natrium rocket shot
as high as 440 km showed that the mount of free elec-
trons at that height came to the 10 order of magnitude
Card 1/~ per cu am, thus implying that-the ionization degree
V

SOV/26-59-?-15/55
Important Physical Investigations- A Seminar Conducted at the In-
stitut fizicheskikh problem akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Physi-
cal Problems of the AS USSR)
was rather small. At present, work is under way to
replace natrium by another agent since natrium also
occurs in the solar atmosphere, and absorbs the wave
lengths, which effect the results. The article also
mentions the.name of AcaAemician V.G. Fesenkov in con-
nection with.14terp~lanetary gas. The 2nd report was
made by Candidate of Physical. and Mathematical Sciences
A.Ye. Chudakov, Fizicheskiy institut imeni P.N. Lebe-
deva (Institute of Physics Imeni P.N. Lebedev), and
dealt with cosmic ray research by artificial satel-
lites. Soviet research confirmed the American disco-
very (Van Allen) that at 1-2,000 km above the equator-
ial region intense flows of high-powered particles
occur and added some new aspects to it. The Soviet
counterpart to the American satellites was the Soviet
satellite Nr 3, which transmitted its data (number
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stitut fizicheskikh problem akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Physi-
cal Problems of the AS USSR)
zation degree)to the diesel-electric. ship "Ob", and
other foreign stations. S.N. Vernov and A.I. Lebedins-
kiy are of the opinion that high-powered protons and
low-powered electrons result from -decomposition of
neutrons knocked out by cosmic rays from the atomic
nuclei of the upper strata in the atmosphere.
II. Electronic Paramagnetic Resonance in Nucleic
Acids. This sub-article covers the seminar's 342nd
meeting at which Professor L.A. Blyamen-felld, Labo-
ratoriya anizotropnykh struktur AN 838R (Laboratory
of Anisotropic Structures, of the AS USSR), made a
report on the electronic paramagnetic resonance in
nucleic acids. This idea is based on the effect of
a magnetic field exercised on biological phenomena.
Although the experimental work is not yet completed,
it is reasonably safe to assert that in structures
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non-coupled electrons producing a paramagnetic or anti-
ferromagnetic effect.
III. Super-High Pressures. This sub-article covers
the 2nd report given at the above meeting. Delivered
by Professor L.F. Vereshchagin, Director of the Insti-
tut fiziki vysokikh davleniy AN SSSR (Institute of
High Pressures of the AS USSR), it dealt with super-
high pressures. At the present time, pressures of
10,000 atmospheres are regarded as easy to attain,
whereas those of 30,000 atmospheres cause some diffi-
culties. The highest pressuro ever achieved at the
above institute was 500,000 atmospheres, yet it is
deemed possible to reach 1,000,000 atmospheres.
IV. News From the Field of Diffraction Phenomena.
This sub-article covers a report made by V.S. Sukho-
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Mrs"s, 1960s, No- 7s, P. 10
2=1 ft"o author polfts out am of the boat* floni In Noftesor'NA. KO
I.M's theory, of sauffia Sooh"losvi The basid tw*t'df tho-thoory is rAth -
"lly inadWately formlAted and nophysician or mathematician haa-Oluce thought
up a suitable formulation, At one point Kosym takes the constant of the *am*
of time,, whioh must be'& univenal, ocaUntj as sqiml to 310 ko/seas and at anoth-
er point its 700 kp/asoa Warp by obanxin the **intent of the-4curso of times, he
effects a mirror ohango in the symistry of the worlds converting It from a dextro-
spiral into a levospiral symtryj, Whiah would attalt aonverttog all elmntary par.
tioles Inta'antipartialss, hoom this he deduces that additional forces =at be at
work in rotating bodies, through which "time ohangos, into vergy"s or in other
words fftime my perform ad produos energy", This would mean that time is not a
form of the oxistanco of matters but a oausal faotor detandmArig physical material
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AUTHOR j~orets, M.A. (Moscow)
TITIZ: The Birth o?Neutrino Astronomy
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1960, No. 8, p. 99
TEXT: By recording and analyzing the str4)am of neutrinos coming from the
sun, scientists could determine what type of nuclear reactions were taking place
within the~~sun, since different types of thermonuclear reaction for the o'onver-
sion of hydrogen into helium give very different quantities of neutrinos. Re-
cordings could be made at night, using the earth as a giwit filter presenting no
obstacle to the neutrinos but greatly reducing the interference from other types
of radiation. Study of the general background of'neutrinas and comparison of the
quantities of neutrinos to antineutrinos would help solve the question of whether
there exist galaxies of antimatter or whether the amount of matter in our universe
is equal to the amount of antimatter. Unfortunately, the sensitivity of present
methods of detecting neutrinos and antineutrinos is much too small to enable the
extent of their background in space to be determined. At present, only powerful
neutrino flows of 1012/cm2sec can be detected. Neutrino astronomy formed the
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subject of the reports presented by Professor D.A. -FranX-KanMJ&qkJy and Corres-
t2=yo at the expanded session
ponding Member of the AN SSSR (AS USSR) B.M. Ponte
of the Komisziya po kosmogonii Astrosoveta AN SSSR (Cosmogony Committee of tie
Astronomical Council, AS USSR) on May 10, 1960. The session also discussed the
possibilities cf analyzE-9-p-rocesses which occur in space by gamma-spectroscopy,
since every nuclear reaction has a particular gamma-spectrum. Some of this gam-
ma-radiation might filter through to the upper layers of -the earth's atmosphere,
where it could be recorded by satellites or space! ships. There is I Soviet ref-
erence.
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