SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOZLOV, M. M. - KOZLOV, M. YA.

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Lllej_f4. VL1ovj Yu. A.; Gorpnova, A. N - ZIatkinip, L. R.; Tmenkovp A.
AUTHOR: B
K-ozlovp M. M Tsarenkov, H. V.,
Tyyd'~~01 ~~ photoelectric properties of EjMjtSa!L&j ZnSip;'
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklndy, Y. 163, no. 3, 1965, 606-609
TOPIC TAGS: optical prorerty, pbotoelectrIc property, zinc comPOund optic MAterIM1,
forbidden band, light polftrizattony,nboorption edge, tempernttire dependence
ABSTRACT: In view of the lack ~f ~ubltshed data an this compound, the authoV have
studied the photoelectric and optical properties of n-type sing Usta 'Ined
le c __j
from the gas phase by the method of gas-transport reactions. The spectral senst-
tivit3r of the photoconductivity was measured at TT and 300K using a setup com-
prising a tungsten Incandescent lamp, a light Interrupter, a monochromator (IKS-21)#:
amplifier (V2-6), sYnchronous detector, and electronic potentiometer (EPP-W). The
absorption spectrum was measured with the sPectrograPh and a camera at 300, TT, and
4.2K. In addition, the authors InTestIgated the Influence of polarization of the
incident light on both the optical AM photoelectrIcal, properties. photocomuctjv~
Ity was observed atInaident photon energies 0.~--2-5 ev. At 300K the ph .otocov,.
ductivity has a highly peaked mulow at 2.14 ov, and a1#9 MVIM st 0.0 and 1.0
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ev, attributed to ImIniritten. At 77K the rAxima shift to 2.19, 1.04, and 0.84 re-
opectively. 71%e spectral photoconductivity curve exhibited &Iso some kiMs due to
_,trannitlons of the electrons from the valence to the conduction band. Polarization
began to affect the photoconductivity only above 2 ev, vheo the photoconductivity
became highly vensitive to the direction of the electric vector. Thin may be due
to anisotropy of the crystal. Not all crystals showed a sharp absorption edge, a
fact attributed to the number of crystal defects. Where a sharp absorption edge
van observed, it showed a depetdence on the temperature ana on the polarization.
The riaxima of the photoconductivity and the start of the strong optical absorption
were very close to each other, azid the sharpness of the absorption edge suggests
the presence of direct Interband transitions in ZnSiP2. The forbidden band is
estimated at 2.13 ev at 30OK and between 2.2 said 2.25 ey at 7TK. Tvo absorption
bands are observed at M3 and 2.2T ey at 77 &M 4.2K, and their origin is not
clear. This report was pmairated by L. A. Artainovich. Orig. &A. bast 2 figume
and I table.
ASSOCIATIOUt Fitiko-tekhnicheskly institut In. A. F. loffe Aks4emil nauk OUR
(Phyalcatechnical Institute# Acadeivy of Sciences SMR)14~911~
SUBMIMM t ITNOV& MELt 00 MM CODZI OF, es
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AUTHOR: Imenkov, A.. N.; Kozlov. M. M.; Nasledov, D. N.; Tsaienkov, B. V.
ORG: Physicotechnical I~stitute N. A*'--~. Ioffee, AN SSSR, Leningrad (Fiziko-
teldm-c~y ~Im I J5
TITLE: Kinetics of.radiative re ation of nonequilibrium carriers in GaAs p-n
junctions -T-7 -,, 1
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 7, 19660 2098-2103
TOPIC TAGS: gallium, arsenide,, radiative recombination, semiconductor carrier, pn
j,unction, relaxation process, spectral distribution, radiation intensity
ABSTRACT: The authors report results of experiments on the dependenoe, on the current
density, of the intensity of radiation for different bands of the spectrun (photon
energy range 0.7 - 1.5 ev) of GaAs diffusion p-n junctions, at 77 and 293KI ~iid~ also
results of a simultaneous investigation of the relaxation of the radiation intensity
when rectangular current pulses are passed through the junction. The relaxation study
is a continuation of earlier wrk by the authors (Abstracts of Papers of Seoond All-
Union Conference on L)-n Junctions, AN LatSSR, Riga,, 1964 . P. 14) where a long-wave
aftereffect-was noted after the termination of a square Vd~i-.!ffie GaAs p-n junctions
were obtained by diffusion of Zn3, Cd, or Cd and Mn jointly. The tests oonsisted of
determining the spectral distribution of the radiation intensityi the variation of the
radiation intensity with the current, and oscillograms of the curTent, voltageq and
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radiation-intensity pulses. The curxent pulses ranged in amplitude froin 0.05 to 7 anp
and in duration from 10 to 100 Usec. Pulses with duration ^.10 nsec were also used.
The spectrun consisted of several bands, the presence of which indicates that the r%--
Combination of the nonequilibrium carriers goes in part through deep levels. The pos-
sible kinetics of such a prv--ess are discussed. The current and voltage relaxation
tim is several orders of magnitude shorter than the intensity relaxation time of the
long-wave radiation. The bands with longer wavelength have longer relaxaticn times.
The two ban-s with the longest wavelength are attributed to reomibination of the
minority cax-zdem injected over the potential barrier and captured at deep levels*
The authors thank 0. V. Kqnstantinov, V. I. Perell, and A. L. Efros for a discussion
of the results. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
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AVMOH: Dorinp V. A. ; KOZ1071, No H6
-7,
TITLE: The effect of defects in a p n Junction on the drift phenomenon in selenium
rectifiers
SOURCE: I=. FiZika, no. ks 1965# 112-115'
TOPIC TAGS: selenium rectifier., current stabilizatioup pn junition, rectificationp
electric conductivity/ TVs.. AVS
ABSTRACT: 'The drift of 0'm
selenim.rectifiers TVS and AVS was investigated tr the
point of view of the behavior -of the, channels of loc&l conductivity in a p-n June-
tion. The fall-off of the,voltage was measure .dfor a constant currenta An auto-,
maticorecording partentiometerg(],~~ vith an Input resistance f 10"ohm Vas
0
usedel. The current source was',a battery of dry cons with a toto'l emf of, IWO v. J
The voltage on the rectifier did not exceed,40 Y. The Investigations were carried
out -on PS 1 40 x 40 = in size. It was found
e-nCdSe and p8e-NMS hetero-,Junct on
that the resistance of a rectifier increases in time at small currents and~do-
creases at large currents* The drifting is due to a large degree to local. Inbowo-,
geneities whome conductivity varies with time. For some rectifiers there aret q
several current values at vb1ch there in no driftinge This can be attributed to
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KOZIMINA, O.P.1 Prinimali uchastive: XURLYiNKINA, V.I.; hLEY,"'ANDROVICH, M.K.;
PROSVIRYAYOVA, E.F.; SLiNETZ)EAYA, KOZLOV, X,P,
Mechanism of oxidation of cellulose ethers ty oxygen. Izv. AN
SSSR Otd.khim.nauk no.12:2226-2233 D 161. (MlRk 14:11)
1. Institut vysokomalekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.
(Cellulose ethers) (Oxidation)

KOZLOV, M*F. - KOZ I MINA, O.P. ; FLISKO) ye~ A. DANILOV, S. N.
Machanism, of oxidation of cellulose others by oxygen. Part 15: Effect
of the chain length of the substituent in aliphatic .ellulose ethers
on their oxidation rate. VysokOM.Boed. 5 no.3:44-4;27 11v 163.
(IMIRA 16:3)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinoniy AN 856H.
(Cellulose ethers) kOxidation) (Substitution (Chemistry))

KOZIMINA, 0.11.; KOZLOVI M.P.
Mechanism of the oxidation of celiulose esters by oxygen, Part
16: Reslitanco of trityl and boiizoyl cellulose to tharmal oxi-
dative dogradation. Vysokom.sood. 5 no.7:1054-1058 J1 163.
OaRA 16:9)
1. Institut vysokomolsk-ulyarnykh soyedineniy All SSSR.
(Cellulose asters) (Oxidation)

KOZL(YV, M.P.; KOZIMIM, O.P.; DAUILOV, S.N.
Thermal oxidative degradation of cellulose esterse Zhuropriklekhim,
-628 Y
36 nb.3:622 or 163. (MM 1635)
(Cellulose esters) (oxidation)

DANILOV, S.N.- KOZIMMp O.P.; KOZLOVI M.P.
Synthesis and properties of cellulose ester and trimethylacetic
acid. Zhur.prikl.khim. 36 no.3-.68Z-685 My 963. (14M 16:5)
(Cellulose eaters) (Piva3,ic acid)

KOZLOVY N'.P., kand. tokhn. w~uk; MDMOV, V.1M., inzh.
(Instructions on the use of standards for tolerances for
low-module gears and the initial profile of low-module
gear wheels] Instruktivnye materinly po primonenilu ,tEai-
dartov na dopuski melk-omodultriykh zuk:iintykh perpdzich i
iskhod-ny4 liontur melkorodullrgkh zubehaVkh koles. Mo-
skva, Izd-vo standartov, 1964. 1211 p. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Ruosia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarotveruiyy komitc-A po
radioelektroni.ke.

USSR/Meteorology - Humidity, Mar/Apr 48
Instruments, Meteorological
-Concerning the Psychrometer Based on the Con-
densation Principle," M. P. Kozlov
*Meteorol i Gidrol" No 21 pp 85-86
Criticizes method proposed by B. V. Kiryukhin
for determining humidity at low temperatures
(below -50 C) by Psychrometer based on conden-
Sation principle. In latter, wet thermometer is
moistened, not with distilled water, but with
saturated solution of some hygroscopic sub-
stance (CaC12, ZnC12, etc.), so water vapor is
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condensed from the atmosphere. According to
Kozlov, this method is no better than usual
method because of technical difficulties in-
volved in production of observatlons, and addl-
tional sources of error. Submitted 16 oct 47.
P:
166T8o

Ni"LOV) '11. P.
Tumany vdolltr,~ssy Spvernof-o morskol-o puti. Prd red. 1--mi-eni,elma.
Lenlnrrarl, Izd-vo (:).avsev-.nor:)uti, 1937. 95 p., tn.bles,
(Lenin~-rad, Arkticheskii Trudy,
V. 109: .'.Ilaterlaly po 1-11m-ntolof~ii poliarnyl,:h oblastel
Title tr.t Thp fn~.-z alonr the Northern, Sea 1~ 'outc.
;,'or abstract scc Arctic Institute of North America. Arctic
Biblio-raohy, 1953, v. 1, no. 9208.
(-X'oO.Ih V. log
SO: Aeronautical Sciences Pnd Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

KOZLOV,M.P.; -ZYKOV,N.A.
Accuracy of calculations and variability of average amounts of
summer rains in a given aren. Trudy GGI no.46:89-99 154.
(Rain and rainfall) (MLRA 8:11)

KOZLOV, M. P.
"Influence of Shade Upon Total Evaporation From Soil Covered by Meadow
Vegetation".
Trudy Gidrol, in-ta, No 46, PP 137-145, 1954.
Experimental study of the problain according to data of eight experiments in
the Valday Scientific Aesearch Hydrological Laboratory in the course of 1951-1953
is -,iven. Use was made of a large model of a soil hydrulic evaporator (evaporating
surface of 5 m2) with shading vertical screen; measurements of evaporation were
carried out during clear weather. Simultaneously, measurements were made of the
temperature of the soil on the surface and at depths down to 20 sm, and also
of the temperature of the air and total radiation. Under the conditions of the
experiments short-period shading of the evaporating surface decreases the total
evaporation almost doubly. Mainly this caused decrease in moisture discharge
during transFiration in consequence of sharp change in heat and light re-
gime of the Flarit cover during shading. (RZhGeol, No 8, 1955)
C',
,_: Swu No 884, 9 Apr 1956

xOzWV, M.P.
IkLily course of total evaporation from meadows and its conneation
with meteorological factors. Trudy GGI no.59:134-171 157.
(Evaporation) (MM 11:3)

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on various aspects or hydrology of which this is numbor-3. The

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T*.V. BlIznyak (d.,*,
(Cha~mAn), O.A. Alekin, : d)
N.A. 7*1*1,&v.v, L.K. Darydov, A.P. DomAnItskly, G.P. Kalinin# S.M.
IL-ItfxlY, ~1-1- Kudelln, L.P. MAMOIR, M.P. Xfnkvl~, D.P. Orlovp
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kul-kOV. D.L. I-kOlovvkiy, O.A. Spengler.
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A . hb and K. Cherkavskly. This voluse Is divided In
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0mB: the first contains reports from tro subsection
to 2 8
ror th st dy Or evaporatim processes, and the second contains
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reports from the anow and ice subsection. References &ccogpwq
each article.
BuLae vsk, [Csnd!d:te of Technical Sciences, Instlute of
IT, A.:.
U.0gripu, Moscow I ZvePor tlo-n From the Surface or " Vegetation
Cover 125
redorol. S.F.- (Candidate of Technical Scl~cqw, VNIOL VaIday]
i-~vaporatlon Under Forest Condltjon-s 231
K"netsOv~V-1- (Candidate of Technical Sciences, 00, Lon,
F, 0 Bodies Of Water Arftct*d by Plant Growth nv.d) 140
Sbll-kl - (Candidate of Technical Sciences Ba~&=;Lsa ,
F11 for Soil Z=Pmvem*nt and Water EconmWl The Effect or DrajnIn4
A --w-P On the Evaporation Reglawn I
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the ZvaPOrAtIOr Subsection of the Hydrophysice
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Professor, Doctor
Moscow] 0*0 of Geographic a,- Sciences, Insti-
USSR groLphy of the Snow Cover In the
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Shcherbakov,s, T..:yA. [Candidate Of Geographical 3 lances, 000
-- - 8T
-L"'11nPz9 --l'udY of the SnOw-Cover Regimen In them USSR 225
tCandldate Of Geographical Scl*hc*s. Gor Led
9rm7d7'X9thOd9 and Results In
Snow Melting Of CcmPutgtlrlg the Intensity (Race) or
in Zuropean Mait
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Koziov, M.P.
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Winter and spring expeditions of 'the Arctic anl Antarctic
Institute in 1959. ProbllLrkt.i Antarkt. no.34:119-120
159. (ULU 13:7)
(Arctic regions-Russlan exploration)

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1:021OV, 1.
TITLE- Results of deternining some mechanical properties
of --no-..y in thn i,-rctic
I'MIODIC.U.': ",'cfcrativnyy zhurnal, Geofizilca, no. 12, 1962, 50,
abstract 12V36O (In collection: Snezhn. polcrov. ycgo
ras-)rostr. i roll v nar: kh-ve, 11., %1'. sssla, 1962,
47-~3)
"T: Thc results of measuring the temporary resistance of
snow to crushing, shearing, rupture, and fracture (according to data
of the AAHAW G,LZiNII) c.,.,-.)edition of 1948-1950) are stated. The tcm-
porary crushing resistance rises as the density of snow increases.
At tcml)cratures from.-10 to -200 the temporary crushing resistance
of structurally identical snow increases almost identically vith
increasing density. The temporary crushing resistance of denser
snow rises sh.-xily at lo;wer tcmperutures. The tcR-)orary crushing
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resistance ot` anow with a density of up to 0.35 g/cm3 rises slightly
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if thz~ temperature fali.s sharply, but for snow i-rith a density of
0. 42 g/cmY and More , which is of ten f ou-nd in the xctic . tile increase
is more raoid. The author c:,-plnitis this phenomenon by the J'_-act that
in less dense sncw the increawd crushing resistance 1.,; nainly rc-
lated to the incr~~nscd elasticity of tM crystals thcmsclvcr;, while
in dense snow considerable frictional forces act between its part-
icIcs. 3csides the density and temperature, other -C"ctor-- - ill Par-
ticular7 the direction of tlic"strcss applied to crush a sample. -
also influence the value o_~` the temporary crushin,,g rcsistance of
MOW. I-or the entire range of temperatures the temporax-I shearing V~
resistance o.-LZ snou increases linearly. as the density of snow in-
creases and the tem-.-lerat-ure falls. The absolute values of the tcm-
porary shcarii-ig rc3istancn. are much lover than those o-C I-Ilc crush-
J_ L.
in". resistance, and they do not exceed LvIcg/cm2 even for tile densest
finely-crystallinc snow. 'ilic value o'-': the qAjorary shearin[; resis-
tance too, on the tirx~ oi. f omiaicioil If of the Onow covcr. The
depci,dencc o.2" the t(!njorary tcnnile strength of nziow on its &2-nsity
aas a somet-fhat diffcre~at character than that of the relations-hiPs
considered above. '2he brccdcing stress may increase as the density
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of snow increases, thouceh to a much smaller de-rec than tho values
~t. 13 1 L , L.
of the stresses. The author explains the fact
that the tenK)orary tensile strength of snow increases as its dcnsity
i-,icreanoc by the decrcase in the number of points of cohesion per
unit of area. The temporary rcsistance of snow to Zracture increa-
ses narhcdly with incrcaAng dcnsity, thir; being about the, same for
the entird range o': tem,)cr.,tures. 5 references.
f'.~~bstracter's note; Complete translatio'n2
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GORDIMKO,, P.A. I iqz-W--vjL -M.-P.-
High latitude airborne expeditions between 1956 and 1962,
Probl.Arkt.i Antark-t. no.11sI05-107 162. (MIRA 16Q)
(Arctic regionsp-Drift)
(Arctic regions-A6rial exploration)

KOZLOV. M.P.; NCROV, D.
Case of allergic reaction to living dry antiplagua vaccine. 2hur.
mikrobiol.apido i immun, 27 no,9:77-78 3 156, (HLRA 9:10)
1. Iz Ulaa-Batorskoy respublikanakoy protivochumnoy stantsit.
(PIAGUS. immunologv,
vaccine, allergic reaction (Rua))
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION, complications,
plague vaccine causing allergic reaction (Rue))

KOZLCV, M.P.; LUCKHOVA, A.Ye.; NOROVD9 D.
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Relation betwoon vaccinal and allergic reactiona in individuala
inoculated with plague vaccine. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i immun. 31
no.8;102-105 X-g 160, (MIRA 14:6)
1. Iz nauchno-issledovateliskogo Protivochumnogo,instituta Kavkaza
i Zakavkazlya i protivochwmoy stantaii Mongollskoy'Narodnoy
Respubliki. (PIAGUE)

TER,-VARTANOV, V.N.;--KOZLOV M P.
Index of the intensity of human morbidity in brucellosis. Zhur.
mikrobiol. epid. i immun. 32 no.6255-59 Je, 161. (MM 15:5)
1. Iz Nauchno-iseledovatellskogo protivochumnogo instituta Kavkaza
i Zakavkazlya. (BRUCELLOSIS)

KOZLOV, M.P.; POLYAKOVA, A.M.; TARAII, I.F.
High rate of initial patient visits fcr brucellosis in the
Transcaucasian republics. Zhur. m1krobiol. epid. i imun,
32 no.6:61-66 Je 161. (MIRA 15- 5)
1. Iz Nauci'mo-issladovatellskogo protivochumnogo instituta Kavkaza i
Zakavkazly,-,, Stavropol'.
(TRANSCAUCASIA--BiUJC:,,LLOSI.i)

-K-OZLOV) M.P.
Immunological reactivity at late periods in the brucellosis-
vaccinated workers of a meat-packing plant. Zhur. mikrobiol.,
epid. i iramun. 33 no.11*43.-47 N 162. (MIRA 17.1)
1. 1z Nauchno-issiedovatellskogo protivochumnogo instituta
Kavkaza i Zakavkazlya.

KOZLOV, M.P.
Seasonal cyclic nature of brucellosis morbiiity md deter-
mination of vaccination periods for the population. Zhur.
mikrobiol.. epid. i immun. 3.3 no.10all-1-110" 0162 (MIRA l'7S4)
1. IT Hauclmo-issledovatel'skogc. rctivolah=rog~- instituta
Kavkaza i Zakavkazlya.

?"OZIPV1 Mll
"alculatio
G
-L n o~ the epidemiological affc-ctiveriess of vaccinatJon
againr:t brucellosis. 'Uhur. mikrobiol., epid. i 1=-~ 41 no, 21
6o-64 F 164. (MIRI 17%9')
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retsenzent; MKDVXWA, L.A., tekhnichaskiy redaktor. z". -.-,
[Bleaching and mercerizAtion of cotton fabric] Belenie i merserizateiia
khlopchatobumazhnykh tkanei. Moskva, Gos.n&uchno-tekhn.izd-vo Minister-
stva tekstillnoi prouqehlennccti SSSR, 1955.345 p. NLRA 9:4)
(Cotton manufacture)

XOZLOV? M,.,Fq, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Method of continuous preparation and bleaching of staple
fabrics. Tekst.prom. 16 n@.1:40-42 Ja 156. (MLRA 9:4)
(Textile finishing)

KOZLOV' M.P., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Boiling -vegetable fibers in a caustic soda solution. Tekst.prom. 16
no.6:42-" Je '56. (MLRA 9:8)
(Textile finishing)

KCMM. H.P., kandiAnt t aMinicheskikh nauk.
- .1 . ..., .. I
Chemical transformations of callulone in oxidation bleaching. Tekst.
prom. 16 no.10:43-44 0 156. (MIRA 10:1)
(Textile chemistry) (Breaching)

KOZLOV. M.P., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauko
,i
,Methods of oxygen bleaching of textile fabrics. Teksteprom. 16
no.32;34-36 11 156a A) (MLRL 9:12)
(Bleachina

KOZLOV, M.P.
Clasi;ification of infectious diseaseo. Zhur.mikrobiol., e,-4d.
i inmun. 42 no.9:129-134 S '0'5.
(I-qRA 18- 12)
1. Stavropollskiy filial Vseso.-fuznogo nauchno-insledovatell-
skogo protivoch,=ogo instituta "Rikrob". Submitted October
21, 1964.

70-2nc~, If.- .
"Making a Duplex Air Cylinder", Itanki I Instr=TInt, 14, K0. 6., '9431
BR-52059019
50; Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953, Uncl.

MPLM IV,. 'r.
n-ki 7 st ; , 14
"M Arbor with Self-Miustment of Farts fcr ard Faces", SILL 1 rt
No. 11-12, ~943
BR-52059019
SO: Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of CongressP 1953, Uncl.

m
macv, Ili- -'., rnginecx
"A Mandrel for Holding the F~,,rt While Turning and Cutting Threads." Stanki I Instrument
Vol. 15, No. 9, 1944
BR-52059019
SO; Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953, Ulcl-

F021tcV, 1% ?. Ejigirecr
11 A Neumatic Attachment for a DrAlling Machine," Stanki 1 16, Yos. 4-5,
1945
BR-52059019
SO: Month List of Russian Accessions., Library of Congress, 1953, Uncl.

YOZICIj, I.i. -- ., tngineer
I'Simj:le-design ChanCe Ctunn for Clutches," Stanki I Instru--.,-ent, 16, Nes. lC-11, 1945.
R- .520501019
D
1
SO; Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953, Uncl.

Y 0 -6--t c v , Nv . -I .
"An Attachment for Securing a Cylinder during Internal Grirding."
Stanki I Instrument, 17, Nos. 4-5, 1946
Br-52059019
SO: Month List of Russian Accessions) Library of Congress, 1953, Uncl.

KO=W' - M. I ~711.-. I -..
lTsilng a '-standard Air Cylinder inst;~ad of a S-ecial Crne"
Stanki I Instrument, 17, 1103. 10-11, 1946
BR-92059019
50; Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953, Uncl.

!Selkomodullnyc zubnhatyc pereclachi. Oboron-iz,
-,rs.
T" ibLio-rapV: p. Z2227.
UparinLl, o C simll riodulus .
DUC : TJ16114.:~68
SO: '.'anufacturinc and, 1'echanical Eng-Inecrin, in the SoVi I T
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of Coni~ress, 1953.

Periodical
Institution
USSR/Engineering
103 - 23/26
Kozlov, M. P.
Protective chuck for tap-borers
Stan. i instr.,1-1.)-2, 42-43, F
AID P - 4863
In further development and improvement of the chuck
described in this magazine (No. 5, 1955), the protective
chuck designed for the GOST 3266-54 tap-borer has been
found even more efficient, according to the author of
this article, who gives a well-illustrated description.
Two drawings.

AUTHOR: Kozlov, M.P., Engineer 28-5-15/30
TITLE: Tolerances for Cylindrical Small-Module Gear Drives (Dopuski
na melkomodullnyye tailindricheakiye zubchatyye peredachi)
PERIODICALt Standartizataiya, 1957, # 5, p 63-6s (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with a completed project for a standard
of tolerances for instrument gear transmission modules of less
than 1 mm. The comparable data and standards of other countries
and the materials of the Work Group No. 2 of ISO/TC 60 have
been analysed in the work on this project. The general structure
of the project is treated in detail and shown in a schematic
diagram (Figure 1). There are altogether 12 accuracy degrees,
but degrees 1,2 and 3 are only contemplated for the future.
The new 7th degree of accuracy corresponds to the present
2nd degree and the new 6th degree - to the present 1st.- There
are as yet no practical measuring instruments that can measure
with suff1cient accuracy the kinematic error of small gears,
therefore the accuracy of gears is evaluated by measuring the
accumulated circular pitch error.
At the instrui~ent plants of the Shipbuilding Ministry, all
gears of the let accuracy degree and part of 2nd accuracy degree
Card 1/2 (current norms) are being checked for accumulated circular

Tolerances for Cylindrical Small-Module Gear Drives 28-5-15/30
pitch error. At some other plants, thq accuracy of gears is
being evaluated by the radial wobble of the rim. Such a check
is not adequate for kinematic accuracy, which depends not
only on the accuracy of setting during machining but also on
the accuracy of the gear cutting machine tool.
Investigations as well as experience of some plants have
demonstrated that neglected checking of the kinematic accuracy
of gears causes damage. In one instance, a plant produced a
complex computing machine, and it was revealed in test that
the machine does not meet technical conditions because of a
great accumulated error in many of the gears. New gears had
to be made.
The subject project fixes t~e limits for kinematic error and
for accumulated circular pitch error, and also indicates the
norms for separate elements, combinations of which replace the
basic indicators of the kinematic accuracy tdeviation of pitch,
profile error, difference between circuiar pitches, fluctua-
tionB of the interaxis distance on one tooth, etc.)*
The article includes equations for calculation of all re-
lated values. There are 5 diagrams and 3 tables.
AVAILABLEs Library of-Congress
Card 2/2

KOZLOV, Hikhail Prokof.1yovich; TAYTS, B.A., doktor takha.aauk, retsenzent;
KOKHtW, i4o, red.; SMMRMIX, H.Te,, izdatellskiy red.;
ROZHIH. V.P., takhaoreds
[Gear tranomisolons in precision instruments] Zubchatye peredechi
tochnogo priboroBtrooniia, Hooky&, Goo. izd-vo obor.prouvehle,
1958. 392 p. (MIRA 11:4)
(Gearing) (Instrutents.--Tranamission devices)

Y, () 7-- L - (~ V ) f-( - f~)
KOZLOV, H.P.
Friction chucks for screw thread cutting. Mashinostroltall no.1:18-
i 19 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:1)
(Ghucks)

C Z L C V
AUTHOR: Kozlov, 1,1.P. 117-58-7-16/25
TITLE: Exchangeable Bushing for Tans (Smennaya vtulka dlya metchikov)
-PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitell, 1958, Jr 7, p 41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; A brief description and a diagram of a new exchangeable holder
bushing for screwcutting taps are 6-iven. The novelty of the
bushing consists in the use of a ball which replaces the con-
ventional standard stopper. The stopper is complex and not
sufficiently reliable in work, while the ball of a high hard-
nees (RC 50) is practically non-wearing and simplifies the
machining of the bushing since the slot (for the ball) can be
made in the drilling operation without later reaming- The de-
sign is an idea of the author. Tile plant now uses Euch bushings
exclusively.
Awhize tools-4baraoteri sties
Card 1/1

,7 .'2,A ifk ty" /~-) /~
io.~~- -- - ,
Improved design of locks for removable tap valves. Stan.1 instr.
29 no-1:34 Ja .'58. (MIRA 11:1)
(Tape and dies)

KOZLOV. M.P.
Thlerances for low-module bevel gears. Standartizatsila 24
no.3t45-48 Mr f6o. (MML 13:6)
(Gearing, Bevel--Standards)
"A"
I ,
I

KOZLOV, M.P.
11rav-in chuck with centrifugal clamping. Stan.i instr. 31 no.10:38
o l6o. (MIU 13:10)
(Chucke)

;~OzIkvj ", ~.
mancrel -ij.V-
ilo. 2:25 F 161.
I,. , I clLmp. I
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14:2j'
tools--tiachmints)

KOZI,OV$ M.P&
Safety chuck for machine tape. Machinontroltell no.6:18 -To
161. (MIRA 34:6)
(Chucks)
14,

KOZIDV.9 M.P.
initial outline of low.-module gear wheels. Standartizatsiia
25 no.12003-19. D t6l. (MIRA 14:11)
(Gearing--Standards)

KOZID
-~?-V~~ -
Al-'ovances for lov-module worm gears.
My 162,9
(Gearing,, Worm-Standards)
Standartizatslia 26 no-5:11-25
(MIRk 15:7)

KOZLOVJ M.P.
Attachment to the MIZ thread-cutting chucks for a.high-speed
replacement of bushes. Stan.i instr. 33 no.1:39 Ja 162.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Chucks)

BALAKSHIN, O.B., kand. tekhn. nauk; BYKIIOVSKIY, M.L., prof'., doktor
tekhn. nauk; VOLODIN, Ye.I., kand. tekhn. naut; GRIGORIYEV,
I.A., kand. tokhn.nauk; DIUDIN-KRYLENKO, A,T., inzh.; IVANOV,
A.G., kand. tekhn.nauk; K M.P.P kand. teklin. nauk;
~ W~Z LI, 119
MM
KOROTKOV, V.P., prof.;60 ft~ 1,; 11...T., kand. tekhn.nauk, KUTAY,
A.K., kand. tekhn. nauk; MAIIOV N.N.,kand. t-~khn. nauk; PALEY,
M.A., inzh.; RAYB?4AN,, N,,S., kand. tekhn.nauk; ROSTOVYKH, A.Ya.,
kand. tekn. nauk; RUMYANTSEV, A.V., kand. tekhn.nauk; SARKIN,
I.G., prof.; SMIRNOV, A.S., inzh.; TAYTS, B.A., prof., doktor
tekhn. nauk; YAKUSHEV, A.I.,, prof., doktor tekhn, nnak:;
NESTEROVY V.D., inzh.,, nrtuchnyy red..; ("IfIJIX)V, V.A., inzh.,
nauchnyy red.; GAVPTTO"~~, tekhn.nauk, prcf,,, f~ad.
BLAGOSKLONOVA, N.Yu,, insh,, red. izd-va; -30KOLOVA, T.~.,
tekhn. red. i
(Manufacture of instruments and means of automatic control: a
manual in five volumm I Priborostroanie i sredstva. avtomatiki;
spravochnik v piati tomakh. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit. lit-ry. Vol.l.[Interchangeability and engineer-
ing measurements] Vzaimozameniaemost' i tekhnicheskie izmere-
niia. 1963. 568 p. (KIRA 16:8)
(Electronic measurements) (Automatic control)

KOZILVP M.P.
Safety chuck for cutting 8 to 18 mm. screw thread. Mashinostroenis
no.5:36 S-0 163. (MIR-A 16:12)

KOZLIN, M.P., inzh.
Safety chuck for outting screw thread with machine taps.
Mashinostroonte no.109-40 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 18W

.1 mzi,011, mo.~
-,- -
1 1. Slir)le design of a changeable collet for Lips. Mashinostroenle
I''i., no*200 Mr.-Ap 165a (MIRA 18W

,KQZLQY. M1khai1-RodiQnqAchi PANARIN, Mikhail Mikhaylovich- SOLOVIYEV,
Vladimir Georgiyevich; POPOV, A.S., red.; ANDRYEVA, L.S.,
tekhn. red.
(Collective labor agreement in an enterprise]Kollektivnyi do-
govor na predpriiatii. Moskva, Profizdat, 1961. 61 p. (Bib-
liotechka profsoiuznogo aktivista, no.24) (MIRA 16:3)
(C611ective labor agreements)

KGZLOV, Andray Stapanovich; RYABOV. B.A., doktor takhn!cheskikh nauk, reteensent;
TIMMMME, S.S., dorktor tekhnicheskikh nauk., retsenzen*~; LLUTS"N'S.9
wt7-%
kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; F-MOVA, I.A., red oiil. I
KIII, I.M., tekhnichookiy redal-tor.
[A theory of gyroseoDic atronautical instruments] Teorila aviatelennykh
girookopichookikh -nribor(pv. MoskvFL, Gos.isd-vo obor.promyshl.. 1956.
255 P. (Aeronautical instruments) (Gyroscope) (MY-P-A 9-5)

Kaz- L
86-53-6-33/34
AWMR: Ifozlov,, M. S., Engr Lt Col,
T=: Modern Aviation Instruments (Sovremennyye aviatsionnyye pribory)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozduj3hnogo flota, 1958 -A Nr 6, PP 89-95 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On the basis of foreign aviation literature, the author describes
the latest developments in the field of aircraft piloting and navigational
instruments. There axe nine diagrams.
AVAILAME: Library of Congress

69935
S/024/59/000/06/012/028
1-10,19 solo E023/E235
AUTHORS- Bodzer, V. A., and- ozlov, M. S.,
L ---(Moscow)
TITLE,. Response of a Control System Containing Slow Coordinate
Sensons
PERIODICAL,t Izvestiya Akademil nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye
tekhnicheskikh nauk, Energetika i avtomatika, 1959,
Nr 6, pp 99-10? (USSR)
ABSTRACT-. Closed-loop systems of autop:i~lotltype are considered;
Fig 1 shows the way in which the system is to be
considered as regards deviation in a lateral direction
from a specified path. Fig 2 relates similarly to
deviation in a vertical plane and to control of the
speed, Eq (1~2) is the control law applicable to Fig 1;
Fig 3 shows the equivalent block diagram, Eq (1~3)
relates to the lateral acceleration arising from wind
forces. After this general introduction, section 2
deals with undamped systems, the equations are compiled
on the basis of Fig 3~ Up to (2.4) it is assumed that
(1.1) is complied with; past that point it is assumed
that klk2 - 1/R = n/R (n-~S'11). Section 3 deals with
damped systems, and is concerned very largely with
Card .1/2 stability. Section 4 deals with the same general

69935
S/024/59/000/06/012/028
E023/E235
Response of a Control System Containing Slow Coordinate Sensons
problem, except that the machine is not rigorously
confined to a specified path, but rather has to pass
between two specified points in spa,7,e; in that case the
damped system can be made adequately stable, There are
4 figures and 2 referenGes, 1 of which is Soviet and
1 English,,
SUBMITTED~ June 10, 1959
Card 2/2

BODNER, Vasiliy Afanaolyevich, prof., doktor takhn.nauk; FRIMENOR,
Gavriil Oakerovich; CHISTTAKOT, Mikolay losufavich. Frinimali
OLIZAROV, V-V-. RYABOV, B.A., prof.,
uchastiye:JqLZ~gy
doktor tekhn.nauk; BURAKOVA, O.N., red.; GARNUKRINA, L.A.,
tekhn.red.
[Aeronautical instrumentel Avistsionmys pribory. Pod red. V.A.
Bodners. Hoskva. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo, 1960. 512 p.
(HIRA 13:7)
(Aeronautical instruments)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5933
Fridlenderp Gavriil Oskarovich, and Mikhail Stepanovich Kozloy
Aviatsionnyye giroskopicheskiye pribory (Aircraft Gyroscopic
Instruments) Moscowx Oborongiz, 1961. 390 P. 15,000 copies
printed.
Ed. (Title page): V. A. Bodner, Doctor of Technical Sciences,
FrofeSBOr; Reviewers: B. A. Ryabov, Doctor of Technical
Sciences, Professor, and P. V. Bromberg~ Doctor of Technical
Sciences, Professor; Ed. 'of Publishing House: I. A. Suvorova;
Tech. Ed.: A. Ya. Novik; Managing Ed.: S. D. Krasillnikovp
Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for advanced students concerned
with aircraft aid aircraft instruments. It may also be useful to
engineers in the aircraft and instrument industries.
COVERAGE: Theoretical fundamentals and design and structural
features of modern aircraft and eocket gyroscopic Instruments
Card 1/1,

Aircraft Gyroscopic Instruments
SOV/5933
curreitly in use are given. Principles employed in the design
oi precision gyroscopic systems such as inertial vertical gyros,
floating integrating and rate gyros., and gyroscopic instruments
with integrating correctioroare discussed. In the thee-etical
discussion of the instruments, special attention is given to
dynamic properties and errors. Calculation methodsj, numerical
examples, and descriptions are given for many instruments.
No personalities are mentioned. Chs. I, III,, IV, and VIII were
written by G. 0. Fridlender, and Cha. II, Vp VIs and VIL by
M. S. Kozlov. There are 16 references, all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Ch. I. Fundamentals of Gyroscopic Theory
1. General information
2. Coriolis acceleration
3. Gyroscopic precession
Card 2/7
3
5
5
6
9

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5894
Bodnar, Vasiliy Afanaslyevich, and Mikhail Stepanovich Kozlov
Stabilizatsiya letatellnykh apparatov I avtopiloty (Stlabilization of Aircraft
and Automatic Pilots) yp.scow, Oborongiz, 1961. 508 p. Errata slip Inserted.
10,000 copies printed
Ed. (Title page): V. A. Bodnar, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
Reviewers: B. N. Petrov, Academician; Ye. G. Izvollskiy, Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences, Docent' and I. A. Mikhalev, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Ed. of Publishing House: I. A. Suvorova; Tech. Ed.: N. A. Pukhlikova; Managing
Ed.: S. D. Krasillnikov,, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook for the course "Stabilization of Aircraft and Auto-
pilots" given at aviation schools of higher education. It may also be..ussful to
engineers and technicians interested in the theory and construction of automatic
flight-control systems.
Card 1/p

Stabilization of Aircraft (Cont.) SOV/5894
COVERAGE: The book discusses the theory, construction principles, design charac-
teristics, and use of automatic flight-control systems. It covers the theory
of automatic control of angular motion, of motion of the center of mass, and of
flight speed; semiautomatic control systems; and control systems for the various
flight stages(in flight, landing, being guided to terrestrial and aerial tar-
gets~ The discussion also includes the dynamic characteristics of aircraft and
the dynamics of transient processes of closed-loop flight control systems, their
transfer functions and frequency characteristics. Methods are presented ior
determining the transfer coefficients of such systems and their effect on con-
trol dynamics. The design ebaracteristics of self-optimizing control systems
are also considered. Ohs. I, II,,.IV, V, VI, IX, and ZIL ijere written by V. A.
Bodner; CL% III, VII, VIIIy X9 and Xly by M. S. Kozlov*, and Ch. XIII, by both
authors. No personalities are mentioned. There are 15 references: 14 Soviet
(including 2 translations) and I English.
TABT,E OF CONTENTS [Abridged]:
Preface
3
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ACC NRa AT6017610 (/V)
AUTHOR: Kozlov, H. S.; redorenko, G. 1.
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0083/0092
2 0
13-11
TITLE- Dynamics of an adaptive flight control system which retains a given stability
margin I
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya konferentsiya po teorii i praktike samonastraivayushchikhsya
sistem. lst, 1963. Samonastraivayushchiyesya. sistemy (Adaptive control systems); trudy
konferentaii. Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 83-92
TOPIC TAGS: automatic flight control, automatic control stability, automatic space-
craft control, programmed automatic control
ABSTRACT: A detailed analysis of adaptive control systems operating on the principle
of comparing the lowest and highest parts of the frequency spectrum of the control
loop signals is presented. A block diagram and a root locus graph of an angular velo-
city control system, and an adaptive loop are presented. The adaptive loop includes
low and high pass filters with detectors. When the stability limit is approached, the
energy of the highest part of the frequency spectrum of the error signal Increases and
the detected signal from the high pass filter dominates. This causes the generation
of a control signal which decreases the fbrward loop gain of the control system. An

L h6023-66
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opposite operation is produced whenever the system is too far away from the stability------
limit. A detailed computational and graphical analysis of the change of the transfer
function over the frequency spectrum is presented, including consideration of random
disturbances. The same method may be applied to the control of several parameters*
A block diagram and computed results are presented for a system with two controlled
parameters. Orig. art. has: 11 figures, 10 formulas.
SUB CODE: 13,01,19/ SUBM DATE: 22Nov65/ OTH IMF: 001

-, KOZLOV, M.S.; KRASNOSELOV, N.L.
Present state of the flotation method of concentrating titanium-
magnetite ores in ore dressing plants. Titan i ego splavy no.8:
3-7 162. (NM 16i1)
(Titanium ores) (Flotati,on)

S:CZLCV, ~"ci
V
1 c o

Lin

AFANASIM, A.P.; KCZLOT,, M.T,
Composition of clay weathering prodqats from the contact
of rocks of basic and acid composition. Mat. po min. Koll
Poluost. 3:204-210 162. (MIRA 17:3)

__4QZWj__Mikhail Vaoillvevich; -SKIRNOVIP XeF-, red.j YWMZV, I.A.v
Ned. kart; KARPOVA,, TvV9 9 tekbn, red,
[Economic geography; concisa textbook for teachers] Kkanami.,
cheakaia. geograftia; kratkoe posobie d1la -achitelia. Moslw4l"
Goa. uebabno-pedagog, izd-vo X-va prosy, RSFSRf 1961. 238 p.
(MIRA 1418)
(Geograplq* Bconomic)
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AUTHORS: Bunim, L.L., and Kozlov, lel.V., Engineers 91-58-6-6/39'
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TITLE; Condensed Water Recirculation ReCulator (Re6-ulyator retsir-
kulyatsi.i kondensata)
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1958, Nr 6, pp 8 - 9 (USSR)
A36TRACT: Details are given of how the level is automatically regulated
by condensed-water pumps in the condenser of a AP-10 turbine.
For this purpose, a recirculation regulator with a rigid
return connection was designed in the form of a cylinder
plus piston sealed with a rubber disk and rings. (Figure 1).
In figure 2 a diagram of the re.-ulator is given. There are
2 figures.
AVAILABLE: Library of' Gongress
Card 1/1 1. Steam regulators-Design

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AUTHOR: Kozlov, P-,.V., Engineer
TITLE: The Operational Sicanalization of the 9hore 'Dumping
Station of a Thermal Power Plant
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1959, Yr 9, pp 20-22 (u'77,R)
ABSTRACT: The author describes a simple signalization system
,
which may be easily built at a cost of 500-600 ru-
bles. Such a signalization system was developed and
built at the author's TT,'Ts between a shore Dumping
station and the turbine hall. The sinalizaTicn sys-
-
tem will show: 1) Fearing temperpture
s of 'pump unit
Nr 1 are too high; 2) Bearing temperatures of pump
unit Nr 2 are too high; 3) The water level in the chan-
nel is low; 4) The door to the pumping station is open,
5) There is no voltage in the signalization s,,,stem,
The circuit diagram of the signalizrition system is
sho,,Rin in Pigure 1. n7-10 thermistors -,.,,,ere used for
measuring the bearing t-,ures. The pumT)ine, -qta-
, tempera
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Card 1/2 tion and the 'turbine hall
are connected b
R
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The Operational Signalization of the 9hore 'Pumpina 9tallon of a
Thermal Po,,ver Plant
telephone cable, whose free strands are used for the
signalization system. Further, low-current telephone
relays are used. This signalization systern is in ope-
ration since August 1958, The pumping station is now
operated without a permanent attendant. There are
2 circuit diagrams and 1 graph.
Card 2/2

KOZLOV, M.V.; PIVOVAROV, A.T.; MINIKOVSKIYy Ya"-; OFRISHKO, A.A.
Automatic control of the circulation of a bead catalyst.
Khi-m. i te" topl. i masel 9 no.4:45-/8 Ap 164.
0
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Groznenakiy filial Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo i proyektnogo
instituta po kompleksnoy avtomatizatsii'proizvodstvennyldi
protsessov v neftyanoy i khimicheskoy promyshlennosti.

KOZLOV, 14.Ya., Cand 'led Sci -- (diss) "Changes in the
Derivheriic section of the auditory analy~or during
ac,ate wgW, sickness." Len,1958, 16 pp (Yin of Health
USSR. I~entral Scl Res Roentgeno-Radiology Inst) 100 conies
(KL, 32-L38, 111)
- 66 -

K0zWv' M.Ya.
The state of hearing in radiation sicItness [with summary in English].
Med.rad- 3 no.4:64-69 JI-Ag '58. (MDU -12-- 3)
1. 1z kafedry meditsinakoy radiologil (sav. - prof. M.N. Pobedinskiy)
i kafedry bolezney ukha. gorla i nosa (zav. - prof. V.G. Termolsyev)
Leningradskogo gosudarstrennogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
imeni S.M. Kirova.
(ROENTGEN RAYS, effects,
sublethal dose, on hearing in guinea pigs (Rus))
(HWING,
eff. of x-ray sublethal dose in guine pigs (Rua))

KOZLOV. aspirant
Chtinges In the peripheral section of the auditory analyBor in
acute radiation sickness. Vest.otorin. 20 no.2:29-35 Mr-AP
158. (MM 12: 11)
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla I noss. (zav. - prof.V.G.
Termolayev) I kafedry meditBinakoy radiologii (zav. - prof.
14-N-Pobedinskiy) Leningradskogo inatituts, unoverphenstvovanlya
vrachpir.
(WIATIONS, eff.
on peripheral section of auditory analysor in
guinea pigs (R1113))
(MiAlrES, ACOUSTIC, eff. of radiations on
change in peripheral section of auditory
analysor in gruines. pigs (Rus))

KOZLOVP M.Ya.
Morphological changes in the organ of hearine at the clim-x of
acute radiation sickness. Zhur. ush., nos. i-gorl. bol. 19
no.5:59-65 S-0 159. OMIRA 14: 10)
1. Iz kafedry meditsinskoy radiologii (zav. - prof. S.M.Pobedinslki~)
i kafedry bolezney ulcha, gorla i nosa (zav. - prof. V.G.Yerrac- . -
Leningradskogo, instituts, usovershenstvovaniya vrachey imeni S.M.XUwva.
(IUDIATION SICOESS) (EAR)

TERFWAZEV, G., lnzh.; GLEB07, V., lnzh.; LUZANOV, B.; MITNIKOV, V.;
GURMAN, V., inzh.; SHARKHOV, A., inzh.; KOZWI, K.; KULIK, B.;
PETROVP N., inzh.; POTOKIN, A., master po pnc!vTnopriboram
Fxchange of experience. Avt. transp. 43 no.9:4a/-53 S 165.
(MIRA 18:9)
1. Tashkentskiy avtobusny-y park No.2 (for Potokin).