SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVEN, E.YA. - LEVENDEL, L.

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LEVEN, E.Ya.
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Taxonomy of the family Verbeekinidne (FusullrAda). Paleont.
zhur. no.4t23-31 164. (MIRA 180)
1. Gcologicheakiy institut AN SSSR.

,LEVEN, E.Ya., aspirant
Recent data on the Permian sediments of the basln -)A" the Zuluri.-
Art river in the northern Pambs. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; geol. i razv.
8 no.207-44 F 165. (MIRA l8t3)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR.

IEVEN, E.Ya.; KAFARSKIY, A.M.
Age of effusive and terrigenous formations in the northern Pamirs.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geol. 30 no-5:1)5-.120 Ily 165,
(1-URA 18-.C)
1. Geologichealir instItut All l4oskia, i Tad-zhikokoye geolo-
gicheskoye upravleniye.

- tEVENO I.A.j IVANG7" V.X.
MlIng attachment, Haishinostroitell no. 1124 Ja 166
(MM 1921)

IL"M I R.
Perturbation theory for standing waves In a plasma. Vest.Yosk.un.
Ser.3s7iz.,astron. 15 no.4:32-37 A-Ag 160. (KIRA 13:9)
1. TAfedra obahchey fitiki dlya makhmata Hookovskogo univernitsta.
(Plasma (Ionized gasan))

LMN,, R. ,
Theory of stationary waves in a bounded plasm. Vast. Moak.
un.Ser.3:Fiz,aatrm* 17 no-4:30-39 n-Aq 162o (MM 15:9)
1. Kafedra obobchey fitiki Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Plasma oscillations)

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91-3110 Of 9j 11-40, /S 3 21 B005~B060
AUTHOR: Leven* R.
TITLE: The Theory of Excitation of Standing Wa-es -.n allar.,ja_
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Moskovskogo universitota.Seriya 3, fizika,
astronomiya, 1960, No. 4. PP. 32-3?
TEXT: The theory of ex itation of standing.waves In a plasma with the
aid of an electron be:Xad already been -dealt with by Sumi (Refs. 5,4)~
Yu. L. Klimontoviob (Heft 5)9 and others. The work done by Sumi. however,
is deficient in some respects, and Is criticized acoordiogly at the
beginning of the present paper. The author of this article x%de use of a V~
dispersion equation which he derived for'the 5peoific case of itanding
waves. This equation is considerably simpler than that used by :umi, ard
gives rise to a bioubic equation for the complex oscillation freoliency
W - Wo + i1 (I being the build-up factor of the waves) at any ra~lo a
of the electron concentration nb in the electron beam versus the electron
concentration np in a plasma (o . nb/np). The thermal motion of ele-,trons
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The Theory of Excitation of Standing Waves S/!88/60/000/004/004/014
in a Plasma BOO5/BO6O
was also taken into account. This disper6ion equation and i'~q derivation
are written down, and make it possible to determine the said o3~-.ill%t,.on
frequencies and increments without having to use a somputer. Two FIgs,
show the results obtained as compared w,-th those given by Sumi- The
dependence of the frequency t..~o and the build-up factor y on the
parameter ki/&)S (k - nx/L; n - 1~2,5; L - layer thi,~!kness of plasma;
- 2__ __ 2-1
velocity of electrons in the beaml &) S ~ ~['#j pt ?'.; b ; top r 64b
oscillation frequencies of electrons of the plasma or the electron beam.
respectively) agrees qualitatively with SumVs data for val-ies cf c el' "I
Only I in standing waves Is smaller than Sumi's value because the energy
in standing waves is transferred only to one wave which propagates in
the direction of beam electron motion. At values of a ~Pl, results do
not fit those given by Sumi, qnd it is explained why. Sumi interpreted
by his theory the experimental results obtained by Looney and Brown
(Ref, 6)._The author corrects this interpretation on the strength of bis
frequency curves (Fig. 3). The theory described also serves to explain
(Fig. 4) the results obtained by Kojuna and his cellaborators (Ref. 811.
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The Theory of Excitation of Standing Waves 8/188/60/000/004/004/014
in a Plasma B005/BO60
The author thanks Yu. L4-Klimontovich for his continuous and valuable
assistance and interest In the work. There are 4 figures and 10
references: 3 Soviet, 3 US, I Irish, and 3 Japanese.
ASSOCIATION: Mo skovskiy universitet Kafedra obshchey fiziki dlya
makhmata (Moscow Univereity,-Chair of General Physics for
Mechanics and Mathematics)
SUBMITTED: December 12, 1959
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ACC NR, AP7010690 SOURCE CODZs CE/0036/66/006/003/0165/0173
I
AUTHOR: Leven, Ronald
OM: Institut~ for Theoretical Physcia, Gralfswald University
(Institut fur Thooretischo Phyalk, Universitat Gratfawals)
TITLC: Reversible nature of the Vlasov equation and Its solution
SOURCE: Beitrago aus der plasmaphysiks, v. 6, no. 3, 1966, 165-173
TOPIC TAGSz plasma dynamicss electron beam, approximate solutions
entropy, rovorsible thermodynamic- processp Vlasoy equation
S UD CODX: 20
ABSTRACT; It is shown In the nonlinear approximation for the solution
of the Vlasov equation, which describes the thermalization of an electron
beam In plasma% and the so-called Landau damping, that the entropy remains
constant. This means that the condition for the Vlasov equation to be rover-
siblo In relation to tWe reversal is actually fulfIlIc0 by the approximate
solution used for the description, and that similar processes in a plasma,
which can be described by the Vlasov equation are reversible in nature.
71io author thanks Professor Dr. J. Wilhelm for his Interest In this work
and for valuable advice. Further thanks are given to Professor Dr. H. G.
Schopf and Dr. H. Zlemann for valuable discussions. Orig. art. hast 24 formulas.
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j / ~//j . 15-57-2-1254
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 2,
p 7 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Leven, Ya. A*
TITLE: The Devonian of the Khazret Sultan Mountain (Zeravshano-
Gissarskaya Mountain System) ZD-evon gory Khezret Sultan
(Zeravshuno-Gissarfikaya gornaya sistemaj/7
PERIODICAL: Tr. Uzbedsk. un-ta .954, Nr 53, pp 55-60
ABSTRACT: -.Bibliographic entry
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A.A.9 dotsent, red.; PANOT, Y.I., takhn.red.
CIMAXHIN. T.Mj LNML_Y
[Rivers of the Tien Shan and their power resources] BekI
Tisa-Shania I Ikh anargeticheekle reffursy. Ssmarlmnd. Izd-vo
Samorkandskogo gos.univ., 1960o 39 P- (MM 104)
(Tien Shan-Water resources development)

IZVZNP T&OA.
I-,-
Origin of Like dame in the Shink Valley. Izv.Vzb.fil,Geog,ob-va
6t172-174- #62. (MRA 150)
(Shink Valley-Iake a) (Shink Valley-Dam)

s/i2o/6i/ooo/ooj/oS1/062
r, I 911/c 1811
zkUTHORS: Dmitriyev, A.B., and Leven-r 1 sher, IN.P.
--1-~stem-'f'o'r"'Vac-"XM 1114(allation
TITLE: A Centralised Pumping
PIATIODICAL: Pribory i teklinihn ehsperimcinta L961irio i,pp.i66--i69
T M.T : In laboratories using vacuum equipment it i-,t usual to
provide one backing pump for evrry two diffusion pumpf-,.- this
means having a great number of rotary vacuum pumps. A centrali-!cd
main pumping system lion many advantagaS tilt can only be -,jsed if
appropriate protective devices are provided. The present pDper
describes the construction of and operating experience with
centralised pumping systems provided with emergency valves nTid 13
control system designed to ensure satisfactory independent
operation of the various equipment requiring vacuum. Two gets of
pipelines each 30 m long are connected to the rotAry pump.4.
One of these lines is intended for preliminary redu~tlon of the
pressure from atmospheric to 6 x 10-2 mm It&. The pump on this line
can reduce the pressure at one or two positionA to a pressure of
It X 10-2 mm llg in four minutes, and to reduce thi-e time to I min
an ejector oil pump can be applied and later by-pas,%rA.
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S/l2o/6i/ooo/,.--oi/o5i/o62
E194/E:1811
A Centralistd I-Nimping 5yqtem for Vacuum Installation
The other vacuum line is intended for bachmg-up tht -apour ptimps
to maintain a vacuum of about 1 % 1.0-2 mm lig on all the vacuum
installations connected to it. The two lines atzriploy different
pumps and there is one spare. The regular pumping line contaJns a
number of emergency shtit-down valves which automatically disconnect
positions when the vacuum is worse than 6 x 10-2 titm f1g. Th e
valves are provided with a signalling box with nc-on lamp indicator.
The usual formulae wore used to determine tlie size of the lines
and details are given. The 15 rietre working section of the
vacuum lines is assembled of sections 3.6 m long connected togrethcr,
by flanges with rubber liners. Fig.2 shows a diagram of an
emergency valve. The valve may be opened manually by the lover I
operating a cam 2. The operatingr principles of' the valve are
described. In the open position of the valve the cant pressos on
the spring closing the switch which connects the Atinding o t i(
electromagnet to the pick-up. The rough pumpin.; lines have sfi,.iiLxr
valves but without electromnrnet, uhich are operated cianually
operating a signal 1nmp on the control panel. The emergency valve
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S/120/61/000/001/051/062
zl94/Ei84
A-Centralised Pumping System for Vacuum Installation
control system consists of pick-ups to indicate emergency pressure I C
increase,-,signal boxes installed on each emergency valve and a
supply unit which in common to the whole system. The pressure
picW-up consists of a two-electrodo diseharge tube 105 mm long
and 65 mm in diamot;r. The electrodes are in the form of cups
40 r= deep and they are joined together by a glass ring 30 mm wide.
CWith electrodes of this shape the range of working pressures of
the pick-up'is considerable, If the pressures alter rapidly the
device operates more reliably than with flat electrodes. Tho
emergency valve supply unit has a rectifier with electronic
stabilisation giving two voltages, 200 V for the signal lamps and
650 V for the pick-ups and magnetic coils. The system commenced
operation in April 1955 and about 20 vacuum positions were
connected to the line. In service the vacuum in the na:n pumping
line is maintained at a pressure of 6 x lo3 mm Hg. In the first
",line, one minute after'connecting a position with a volume of 25
..2-litres at atmospheric pressure the vacuum reaches 4 x 10-2 mm H
9
and on further pumping the vacuum is improved to i x 10-3 mm Hg.
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S/12o/61/m/m/o3i/o62
~A Centralized Pumping System E194/EI84
The oil in the ejector pump is changed every three months if
mineral oil is used and less frequently if silicone oil in used.
The system'has proved reliable in operation.
There are 5 figures*and 2 Soviet references.
SUBMITTEDs December 12 1959
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. LNVXUMG As
low bri4g* to Toroussb. Zbll.-kow, khox. 10 s*.?s23-24 160. (MM 13;10)
1, Uchallult mostowyesda 16A09, g, Toranesh.
(Tarousub-Bridges, Concrete)

h.: SAYNOV, A.T., lnzh.; MSNITSKIT, N.V., inzh.
Constructing a precast reinforced concrete arch bridge.
Transp.stroi, 10 no-137-10 Ja 16,0. (HIP& 13:6)
(Voronezh-arldgems Congreta)

IMA31INGKIY, Anatolly Leouidovich; OIRMW, G.1h., inzh., retsenzent;
IN# N*Io# insh,, retsensent; KABATKIN, 5,P,p Insh., retsensent;
Ommom , Insh., retsenzent; MILI 11, T.T., Insh., retsentent;
IKT~g Y*A.9 Mand.tekha.nauko red.; ZABRODINA. A.A., takhn.red.
[Fundowntals of the design of radio parts] Osnovy konstralroyantia
slamentov redioapparatury. Xoskya, Gos.energAzd-vo, 1939. 547 .
(Nadi o-lqtLipment and supplies) (MIRA 12:43
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8/056j62/043/005/009/058
BiO2/BI04
AUTHORS, Lovenbergs Isp Pokrovskiyp Vep Yutlandorg-I.
TITLE: Simple C&48 nuclear reactions induced by high-energy protons
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal skeperimentallnoy i tooreticheekoy fisikit T. 439
no,, 501), 1962, 109-1624
-TEXT: To help explain why the measured or6se sections of simple nuclear
reactions on complex nuclei differ so much from those calculated by 48
-Berber's theory those of the (p,pn), (p.2n) and (pin) reactions on 20Ca
were measured. The target, a CaCO 3 tablet 15 5 0 1-5 mm3 (natural
Isotope composition), was bombarded by protons of 120 - 660 Mev from the
synchrocyclotron of the Mal for 15 - 20 min. It was enclosed by three
aluminum foils (20 p) so that the proton beam intensity could be measured
from the yield of the Al 27(p, 3pn)Na 24 reactions occurring in the jacket.
The fractions of the final reaction products (NA.24, C&47t SC47# S048 ) were
separated by chemical means and their activity was measured with a NaI(TI)
card I

IMNBERG I.; POKROVBKIro V.; YUTLANDW, I.
==:.L=
Simple nuclear reactions on Ca48 induced by high-energy
protons, Zhur. ekep. i teor. fiz. 43 no.5:1619-1624
N 62. (KUU 15:12)
~. OVyediwnnyy institut YzLdernvAh issledovaniy.
(Calcium--lootopes) (Nuclear reactions)
(protons)

FNS_"POXRDVSKIT9 T.; TIRAWTAq L.; rMA~MTV 1.
The (pp and (ps n) reactions on So45 inducod b7 Ugh-
energy protons. Dubna, Obledinewayi in!.t ladormykh issle-
dovaniiq 1961. 8'p.' (No subject heading)

,n-, TARASOVA,
LEVENBERG, I.; POKROVSKIY, V.; DE--IIOU, Rbe L.;
TMUDOV, 1.
The (pj pn) at' (p,n) reactions on sc45 induced by high,..
energy proterap Dubna, Ob"edinenr*rl In-t iadernykh is-
sledovanii, 1963. 15 P.

LEVENBV-RGF 1.00P kandeveterinen&uk
Trtatment of scabies in animl-R, VeterirArila 4 nc-.30;~~-52. Mr 164.
- (KIRA 18t2)

LIRMWQ,-I~G~-
Fodder poisoning of farm animals. Vaterinarlia 36 no.9:73-79 5 059.
(KUU 12:12)
(Feeding and feeding stuffs-WgIenic aspects)
(Poisoning)

LXVZNBERG I G -~-' -
14atorlal sqnt to tha editors. Vaterinurlia 36 no.10:65-69
0 159. (XIRIL 1312)
(Veterinary medicine)

,_ - - 11 - . -14
IYANWQ *1 PROSTAYOVp M. P. and LBV!24MRG, 1. G. (Chief Veteri-
Ev., I
_ii6_~~u_rge0n) Administration of VeterGairi-Fididnii, XSFSR Miaistr-y of
Agriculture; Head of Veterinary DeWtment,, Kursk Oblast' Administration
of Agriculture; and qmdids~te of Veterinary Sciences, All-Union Scienti-
fic-Research Institute of Vai'e-rinary 5ahitat1-o-ny-----
"Stachbotrys toxicosis in cattle*
Veterinariyaj Vol- 38, no# 10, October 1961, pp- 38

VRANCHAN, E.E., kand.vaterinarnykh nauk; LEVENDUG, L.G., kAnd.voterinarnykh,
nauk
Conference on problems of veterinary sanitation. Yeterinariia
37 noAN90-91 0 160. OGRA 15W
(Veterinary hygiene-Congresses)

LMNBERGI I.G., kand.vaterinarnykh naukj IVANTSOV,, L.I.; PROSTAKOV, M.P.
Stacbybotryotaxicosin in cattle. Vaterinarlia 38 no 3841
o 161. *s 1612)
1. Vseooyusnyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy institut Yeterinarnoy
sanitarii (for Levenberg).1-Upravlodye veterinaril Hinisterstya
sellskogo khozynystya IRSFSR (for Ivanteor). 3. Rachallnik
voterinarnogo otdola Nurzkogo oblastnogo uprayleniya nel'skogo
khosyaystva (for Prostakov).
(Cattl"iseases and pants) (Fungi, Pathogenic)

KLIMOV, I.Ye.; LE as
%wwwm~~
Observing safety measures in designing cablevayse Betopstruda v prom,
2 no.9.-12-14 S 158. (MIRA llig)
1.Glavn" inzhener lmnatnyk h dorog Tyrny-Ausakogo kombinats. (for
n1mov). 2.Naohallnik montashnogo teekha tresta Boyusprommekhanisatsip
(for Levenberg).
(Cablevays)

21(8)
AUTHORS: Kalyamint A. V., Levenbergs 1. Tuop SOV/89-6-5-21/33
Yakoylevt V. A.
TITLE: On New Positron Activities of Neutron-defioient Isotopes of
Lutetium# Ytterbium, and Holmium (0 novykh pozitronnykh aktiv-
nostyakh neytronno-defitaitnykh izotopov lyutetaiyal itterbiya
i gollmiya)
PERIODICAL: Atounaya energiya, 19591 Vol 69 Kr 5# P 582 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A tantalum target is irradiated for 10 minutes with 660 May
in a synchrocyolotrong and after chemical treatment the
individual fractions are measured. The following now nuclei
were found: 1) LU167; TI/2 a 43 min; Be w 1.710.2 NOT#
2) Tbl61 : TI/2 m 82~+4 mini Zp+ a 2,90!iO.15 NOT# 3) B0155:
T1/2 a 50 mini E,+ - 2.10+0.15 May. Positron energies were
measured by means of a P-spectrometer constructed by
V. No Mekbedor and No Ta. Kuznstsova. By means of a y-scin-
tillation. spectrometer the y-spectrum of a chromatographically
Card 1/2 separated body van measured, which isidentical with the

On Now Positron Activities of Neutron-deficient SOV/89-6-5-21/33
Isotopes of Lutetiumg Ytterbiump and Holmium
spectrum of Dy155. Therefore the mass arrangement of B0155
is probably sufficiently certain. Professor A- N# Murin
was interested in the investigation$ and results were
discussed with him. There are 3 references, 2 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya yadernykh problem Ob"yedinennogo inatituta
yadernykh issledovaniya (Laboratory for Nuclear Problems of
the Joint Institute of Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: December 10t 1956
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ZATTUIVA, I. G. t KUMTSOVA, M. Th. ; LZVMMXRG, 1. Tu. ; lrHA IN, V. A.
Light inotopea of lodinse Radlokhimil& 2 no.4:451-457 160,
Wu 1319)
(Iodine-Isotopes)

24.6720
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
,PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
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Dalkhsuren, B., Ley iberg, I. Yu., Norseyev, Yu. V.,
_qnbe
Pokrovskiy, V. N.-_ k_h_a_y-nat-s-Wfy---9-. S.
The Neutron-Deficient Isotope Ho155. Letter to the
Editor
Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol 8, Nr 3, p 248 (USSR)
Mihelich, Ward, and others (see rpf) assumed the exis-
tence of a short-level isotope Ho-L55 as
a parent nucleus needed to explain the formation of
isotopes of I>jl55 and Tbl55. The authors investigated
on a scintillation Y-spectrometer the 7 -spectrum of
a holmium fraction obtained as a result of deep splitting
of tantalum during exposure to 660-mev protons of the
synchrocyclotron at the Joint Institute of Nuclear
Research (Oblyedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy).
They also performed multiple chromatographic separation
of the daughter element dysprosium. A triple separation

The Neutron-Deficient Isotope Ho155. 78324
Letter to the Editor sov//89-8-3-9/32
in 1-hr intervals showed in all three cases the presence
of only ])yl55 isotope identified from its Y -spectrum
and half-life. Mass number of w155 was f ed by means
of a mass spectrometer. The amount of DyW
in consecutive separati?Hnoygg proportional to the activity
of the parent material ) and varied according to
a half-life of approximately 46 min. The authors,
therefore, claim th they positively established the
existe.nce of the HN5 isotope with a half-life of
46 + 3 min. The Y -spectrum of this isotope probably
confains the line - 140 kev. Mihelich and others earlier
attributed the -1-138 kev Y -line with a half-life of
approximately I hr to Ho156, although they noted that
the mass determination was not sufficiently substantiated.
There are 5 references, 2 Soviet, I U.K., 2 U.S. The
U.K. and U.S. references are: J. Mihelich, B. Harmatz,
T. Handley, Phys. Rev., 108, 969 (1957); T. Ward,
Card 2/3 K. Yacob, J. Mihelich, B. Harmatz, T. Handley, Bull.

155
The Neutron-DefiCient Isotope Ho
Letter to the Editor
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SOV//89-8-3-9/32
Amer. phys. Soc., Ser. 11, 2, 259 (1957); Y. Riddel,
A Table of Levy's Eirnpirical Atomic MaSSCS, Chalk
River, Ontario, 1956.
SUBMITTED: July 14, 1959
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ZATTMA, N.G.; KUZNITSOvk, M-TA.; LVUMO, I.Ta.; POKROTUIT, Y.N.;
XHALKIN, T.A.
histence, of isomers of T0119. J%v.AN SSSR.Ser.fix. 24 co.9:
lm-ioo s 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
- (Tellurium)

PAL $ME, &; -0 XURIN, A.1 .: NORSJUV, TU.T.; POKROVSKIY,
V.P. I TLUMV, I.A.
Radioactive decay series Tbl&_~.%164--~,jjrI64. Isv.Al
no-9. (KIRL 13-9)
SSSR.Ser.fiz. 24 .11o5-1los 3 160.
(Ttterbium--Decay)
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IZMMGI I.; POXHOVSM; V.; YUTLANDGYp I.; SLWTSUAp V.R..,
76-=. red.
[Simple nuclear reactions on Ca 48 induced t7 high-energy protons]
Prostye iaderrye reaktoll na Ca48 pod daistviem protonov vy--okikh
energii, Dubna, Ob*edinenrqi in-t'iaderrWkh isel.,, 1962.9
(MIM 15W.
(Nuclear reactions) (Calcium-laotopes) (Protons)

AOOESSION'NR: A24031;74' S/0056/64/046/004/1475/1476
_j AUTHOR: Joni To-hou; Lovenbergg I.; Pokrovskly, V.; Tarasova,, L.;
Yutlandovs I*
TITLE: The reactions (p, pn) and (p, n) on So-45 under the influ.
once of high-energy protons.
-SOURO33 Me okeper. I toor. flz,, v. 46, no. 4g 1964, 1475-1476
TOPXO TAGS: (pq pn) reaction, (p, n) reaction, ooandium 45, high
.energy protons, scandium, Isomer, reaction cross section, nuclear
structurep np scattering cross section, ditferential arose section
ABSTRAOTt This is a continuation of earlier experiments (ZhETP v.
439 16199 1963) on radlochomical studios of simple nuclear reactions
with bombarding proton energies *lose to several hundred MoVo The
results are listed in the table, which shows for comparison similar
results on calcium, The now data confirm the assumption made In the
first study that the dirsat Imook-on moohanism begins to predominate
In the (p, pn) reaction already at energies close to several hundred
MoV. Woulat'an of the ratio of -the aross sections for isomer pro-

ACOESSION NR: JLP4031174
':duotion in this reaction offers furtheriproof of this ~Ypothesis.
'It to concluded that only neutrons from the uppermost completely or
partially filled level participate In the (ps n) reaction, which
comprises quasielastio scattering of the proton on the neutron of
.-thenucleus, which carries away most of the energy,, Orig. art. has:
,I figure and l,tableo
ASSOOIATION: Ob"ysdIne=y*y Inotitut yaderny*kh Iseledavanly
(Joint Institute of Nuclear Research)
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SHAFRANOTUffo Ilarion Ilarionovich; TATARINOV, P.M., red.; OCLUIT, 1.1.0
red.; ALMOV, B.A., prof., red.o. A1DR8YNTjB.Ao# prof*, red.:
GRIGORIYBV, D.P., prof.. red.; TMAYZY. M.N.. prof., red.; TOLSTZ-
XHINg V.I., prof.red.; IBVXNMGI N.V.. red.: TODOIAGIUA, S.D.9
takhnoredo
[Mineral crystals] Kristally mineralor CIeningred] lzd-vo Ieningr.
unive Pt.l. [Plane-face formal Ploskogrannye foroW. 1957. 220
(KIRA 11 Me
2. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Tatarinov, Gorskly)
Wrystalloeraotw)

MIMMEV9 Viktor Ivanoviohp prof. (1912-195611 ~ZMBERG_L_14.V., otv. red.j
TATARINOV,'P.M., red.1 ALFEROV, B.A;, pr4~f-.,rad.; AMMEV, B.A.p
picf,,q red.1 GRIGORITZV, D.?;, prof.,, Y~4.1 POGREBITSKIT, Ye.O., Prof.,
N4.; TOLSTINHINj X.Lp prof.* red;j SHAFMOVSKIY, I.I., prof., na-
uobvyy red,I'MT 101"EVA, I.Y., dots.1,- hadabigy red.; DAYEV, G.A., ve-
dushoW~v redej ZABRODINA, A.A. tekbn. red.; GMMVIYZVA, I.M., tekbn,
redo
[Homology of oryotalal Gomologiia krietanov.
naucbno-tokhn, Izd-vo neft, i gorno-toplivnoi
1., ChlonF-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Tatartnov).
(Crystallograpby)
Leningrad, Goal,
lit-ry.,-1961, 206 pe
(KERA 34tJO)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mashinostroyenlye, 1960, No. 9, p. 82,
# 43667
AUTHORS: Fuks, M.Ya., L-evenberg,_N.Ye.
TITLE: X-Ray Investigations of Residual Stresses During the HIgh-Speed
Power Turnk% 9f Steel
%4
PERIODICALt Tr, Khar'kovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1958, Vol. 14, pp. 169-177
TM(T.- The authors investigated residual stresses of the first kind and
determined the depth of the cold-hardened layer during power and high-speed
turning of metals In comparison with ordinary.cutting conditions. Test specimens
made of the heat-treated steel grades )14_10 (E1-10), 40, 35XHM (35KhNM) and 3
were used, The stresses of first kind were determined in the roentgenographic
way by the oblique shot method. In the surface layer of the specimens, machined
by power and high-speed turning, a two-zone distribution of residual stresses of
the first kind could be detected roentgenographicallys tensile stresses on the
surface and compressive stresses in the lower strata. An Increase in the feed
from 2 to 4 mm/rev causes the magnitude of residual stresses on the surface to
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X-Ray Investigations of Residual Stresses During the High-Speed Power Turning of
Steel
rise from 40-60 to 60-80 kg/mM2, while the depth of their extension will in-
crease by 100U, . The maximum tensile stresses In the Investigated feed range
reach 60-80 kj~~2 while the compressive stresses come up to 25-35 kg/mm2. The
zone of tensile stresses penetrates into a depth of some 50,A. The total
propagation depth of residual stresses of the first kind amounts to 250-4oo/j,.
The linear function between cold-hardened depth and feed magnitude Is correct
only for a small range of feed values if turning is carried out with tools of
ordinary geometry. A repeated increase in feed is not accompanied by a con-
siderable growth of the depth of cold hardening. An increase of the cutting
speed up to 470-565 m1min substantially reduces the extension depth of arising
residual stresses of the first kind: it amounts to 80-100 /J_ . A reversal of
the sign is taking place already in the thinnest surface layers at a dapth
20 A . The maximum magnitude of tensilt, stresses is approximately 35 kg/mm
7he extension depth of stresses of the second kind (cold-hardening) Is also
insignificant and does not exceed 100ILt,. High-speed turning does not result
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Steel
in any radical changes in-the quality of the surface layer of the tested steel
grades from the viewpoint of residual stresaea. There are 7 figures and 6 41
references.
R.V.A.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian
abstract,
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ACCESSION NR: AP5005001 S/0125/65/000/001/0043/0049
AUTHOR: -Medovar, 5. . (Doctor of technical sciences); Corman, S._I_ (Candidate
of technical sciences); LgtYahP_y_ Ya- V. (Engineer); Cbekotilo, L. V. (Engineer),
-1,evenberg, N. Ye. (Engineer)
TTTLEz Mechanized &rLcwy1*1LdEixn1,,e*f austent ti heat-resistant E1725(KhN35VTP) alloy
1 0 It
SOURCE! Avtozatileakaya evarka 0. 11,J65, 43-49
,,7
TOPIC TAGS: heq
_t. resistant allcy. nickel base alloy, electroslag melted,allcyy,
allcry.2~eldin&, weld metal property. E1725 all
ABSTRACT: Several series of experimenta'vith submerged arc welding of F1725
austenitic.heat-resistant alloy (0.35-0.7Z Q 1% max Hn. 14-162 Cr 36-382 N1.
4-6% W, 1.31-1.732 Ti. 0.005% B) have bcen conducted. Convent &O~wy metled
alloy war, found to have a poor weldability because of the susceptibility of the
weld and the weld adjacent zone to hot cracking. Therefore, electroslag melted
d1107 was used in fDrm of large, 1340-1800 mm i diameter,,rin s UOO x 200 and
i5O x 200 mm in cross sectio and rolled alatesT and t ic
24 ntended for the
hou&ing of a large_Sas turbine 1i Welding of electroslag melted alloy with electrode
wire of ba3e-astal compositfon yielded weld metal highly susceptible to hot crackina.
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..Several other electradpe were- tested. Satisfactory results were obtained Vith

EP-235(Kh
G ISH3527MMIT 7%lloy wire (0.0$2 C, 0.14% 51, 7.78Z Mn, 14.792 Cr.
,

6.07% N1,
=62% ~, 1.95Z Ti, and'3.*28% Mo). Arc welding with this wire under ANP-17 and Iq.
!ANF-22 fluxes yielded weld metal wj4p a 3ati4factory heat-resistance and d uctility.
:iA new TsT-22 electrode with EP-235-alloy core has also been developed for manual
welding of 91725 allay. The developed technology was successfully used for welding
the gas turbine housing at zhe Kharkov_- Turbogenerator Plant. Orig. art. hasl 8
figures and 3. tables. IMS).

,ASSOCIATION: Institut alektrouvarki ln~ Ye. 0. Patona, AN Ukr= (nectr lc e1d1n
SR KhTGZ Im. S. H. Kirova; TsNXTChH im. Bardina
lzstitute, AN UkrS

SUBHITTED- 12Aug64
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No RZF SOV! 013 OTHER 001 ATD PRESS: 3187

En "MEW(V)/EWptt)/ETI/EWP(k) IjP(c)- --jD/HWJG
ACC NR1 AP6032034 SOURCE COM UR/0114/66i~ddf6~i[0~2.7j~029,
AVMORt Chokotilop U V. -(Candidate of technical sciences)$ German, S, Is (C&ndidat*
of technical sciencos-h Ehginear)
ORG: none B
TITLEt Electric slis: woldinc,~f austenitic heat resistant alloy EI725 (RLN TR
22L_)/
I Y
SOURCE: Energomashinostrayoniye# no. 7s 1966, 27-29
TOPIC TAGS:--- are wold~ng, heat resistant alloy, austonitic stool
ABSTRAM 1b, g article reports an investigation of the electric silfn welding of alloys
E1725, E1612, and others which contain chromi "nickel 1,~
unq i WC11sn, d !~tn ~um~,79omo
A _,I-niobium, boronp and
of the alloys also contain m2jybdonum! Luminum, A detailed
chemical analysis of the alloys is given in ai416_1_e*7,~5amPlos of all,?Yls E1725 and
F-I612 were welded with a plate typo oloctrodo and with two wire electrodes, A ANF-8
flux was used. The article gives microphotos of the welding seams obtainods A furtho
table lists the rosults of tests of the physical and mechanical proportion of the
soam3. It wai found that Uio heat rosist.Ance of w1dod joints in E1725 alloy, made
with electric slag welding using a plate type electrode and a type EP233 wire
electr~do, is from 80 to 90% of the heat resistance of the base MoliT.-jM0 work was
performod uMor the direction of Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor B. 1. Modavar
Card 1 /2 uDc, 6251.7.669a.7.9i

ACC~NRs AF6032034
Candidate of Technical Sciencos A. N. Safonnikov took part in the work.
has: 4 figures and 5 tablus.,
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LEVENBERG Semen Yakoylovich, SKOPINOV, A.L,y r6tsenzont;
,--i6rw
(Carpentry In everyday life] Stoli;srny.2 raboty v byiu.
Moskvaj Legkain induntrilap 1965. 130 P. ONJU l8t1O)

Goamovan, Yu, m.,myoung.
Photographlo Chemistry
Study of the grain atructure of developed photographic layers. Usp.nauch.fot., No. 1, 1951
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1941 Uncl.

LEVENBERGS T. M.
USSR/Physica - Color Photography
1 Jul 51
"Qualitative Evaluation of Photographic Effect on MLatilayer Color-Photographic
Materials.," Tu. N. Gorokhovskiyj, D. L. Balabukha., T# M. Levenberg
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LYM,, No 1.9 pp 73-76
Authors devised now method for reading the color sensitivity of materials by means
of spectrophotometry. Computation is based on Buger$ a law D -h = kA c.,~,, wheree
is the exxilsion width and a cormt. Derived and solved system of linear eqs for
3 basic monochromatid layers. Presented by Acad. A. N. Terenin 30 Apr 51.
210T82

T), il-ahi-- th~ r,4-1 !,.r oic a.-~-tr-mxtic
ligtA wv% studkd. A*ptqsw;tie% cavi (m!,~ 1,~ in
feutive units. 11 spw?af jth*!Ojc7fphi, pr,j~- ~f
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GOROXHOVS11Y. Yu.N.; 1ATIMBIRG, T.M.
Sensitoustric Investigation of mult1layer color films. Part.4.
Resolving power of color photographic saterials. Usp.nauch.fot.
2:131-133 134. Wu 7: 5)
(Photographic sensitoustry) (Color photography--~Films)

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LIVINBM. T,H.; XARKILOVA, A*A.; VMSHOVA. V.R.
4
Comparative study of the do,,ree of graininess of photographic
silver deposits. Trudy LIKI to-4:179-189 156. (HLRA 10:5)
l.Kafedra, obahchey fotografil i tokbnologii obrabotki kinoplenki.
(Photography-Developing and developers)

AUTHORi
S/058/63/000/002./030/070
A062IA101
Varshavskaya, N. B., L~enb ~Lokutsiyevskaya, L. K.
Tr=: On the requirements regarding the exposure conditions in motion-.
-picture photography on multilayer materials in the case of
utilizing intermediate contratyping
PERIODICAL: Referatlvnyy zhurnal, Flzika, no. 2, 1963, 99 - 100, abstract 2D544
("Uapekhi nauchn. fotogr.", 1962, v. 8, 172 - 178)
TEM It is shown that In the direct negative-positive process and in the
process with cohtratyping by the reversal method, the exposure reserve In photo-
graphing is on the average the some. For films ;LC -2 (DS-2) andJI":1-3 0-3), ex-
posed according tq the technical conditions, it Is about 1.4 - 1.5 when photo-
graphing objects of an average contrast. For original color positives_ the de-
terioration notedin the quality of the colored image as compared to the optimum,
when changing the exposure, Is as a rule gradual. But viltn positives obtained from
contratyping, the quality of the color imago, remaining nearly the same within
a wide range of exposures, sharply decreases behind that range. In negatives cor-
responding to original positives, still 3atiofactory as to their quality of color
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On the requirements regarding the exposure conditlonsin..AO62/AIOJ
reproduction, and to positives from contratyping, use is almost always made of
the curvilinear portions of the characteristic curves of the negative material.
Positives quite unsatisfactory as to the quality of reproduction are usually ob-
tained when in one or in two layers of the negative film the straight-line por-
tIons of the characteristic curves are but little utilized, while the initial or
terminal portions thereof are utilized almost completely. The convenience control
of negatives for contratyping can be carried out on the color-light passport of
the original negative. Changes of exposure in photography within rather wide lim-
its have little effect on the quality of color reproduction in both the direct
negative-positive process and In the process with intermediate contratyping on
the reversed film.-
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUMORS i Wabillft, ;~D_d K4.j'.jj2= *-1okutsiyevskaya, L. X.,,
Khristinin's 0. N.
I=:- Sensitometric test for controlling color reproduction. 1. Construe-
1ion principles of the test
I~WODICALt Refez~ativnyy zhurnal, Pizika, no- 3, 1963, 87, abatract 3D589
("Tr. Leningr. In-ta kinoinzherarov", 1961, no. 6, 91 - 98)
T=t This Is a repoA on elaborated construction prinoiples of a test
or- ve
atigatlng and controlling color reproduction In color photography proces-
aos.~ '~Thia- appl.14dation- of- duoh it -test -permits -to rkplaos the physiological 0010-
__AX
rimme rid -evaluation' *of the color. reproduction by - a . physical- evaluation, based on
t
the measurement~or the dye.concentrations. The Investigation, by this tevit, of
Iin
all the stages of a color photography process (color separation, synthetic and
gradation stages).in their mutual relationchip permita to describe the color re-
production as an objective process property characterized by the configuratiots
of-the color reproduction bands. The test provides the posoibility to judge on,-,,.
4_1
A ~i7

GO.90KHOVSKIY, Turiy Nkolmqevich; LEVENBH~~'y -- khayloyna;
red-.,--TEtM " & ~
V
KRAUSHO L.Ta., ispets. , 't N.,, reA. ; 'W=,
R. P. 9 tekba. redL. -
[General sonsitometryl theory and practice) Obahchain sensito-
metriia; teoriia i praktika. Moskva, Izd-vo "Iskusstvo,m
1963. 301 P. (MIRA 16slO)
(Photographic sensitometry)

VARSHAVSKAYA,, N*B.; LEVMERG,, T*Moj LOKUTSMVSKAYA., L.K.
Requirements of exposure conditions in copying motion-picture
films on multilayer materials by the duplication method. Usp.
naucb. fot. 8:172-178 162. (KERA 17: 7)

LEVENBERGO T.M.
.kacuracy of the mespurezent of macrograintness of the b3az~eflng areas
by means of the photographic projection method. Usp.nauch.fot. 10:175-
180 164, (MIRA 37:10)

LEMBERG, T.Ma; LOKUTISMVSKAYA, L.K.
--
Determining the macrogralniness of monochromatic color fields by mans
of the photographle projection method. Usp.nauch.fot. 10:195-201 164,
(MIRA l7tJO)

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ACCESSION NR: AP4048332 S/0114/64/000/010/0015/0017
AUTHOR: Kurzon, A. G. (Doctor of technical sciences. Professor);
MLityushk.in. Yu. 1. (Candidate of technical sciences, Docent);
(Engineer), jCu, Chleng-an (Engineer)
TITLE: Investigation of a artial s!!Re sonic turbine stage
SOURCE: Eno rgomashinostroyeniye, no. 10. 1964, 15-17
TOPIC TAGS: supersonic turbine. gas turbine, partial gas turbine
ABSTRACT: Results of the testing of a single-row supersonic gas-turbine stage
with low and very low admission ratio F_ are reported. The efficiency of the
atage at 6 w 0. 02-0. 14, with and without banding, is given. Turbine data
follows: mean blade diameter, 530 mm; rotor-blade length. 14 min; straight-
axial nozzle angle. 60301; nozzle expansion capacity, Z. Z5; front nozzle angle,
ISO; seven drilled nozzles per segment. The stage efficiency falls off
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appreciably under off-design operating modes, particularly at higher expansion
ratios and lower admission ratios (detailed data supplied). With a low F_ , the
efficiency of a turbine equipped with a banding is 10-15% higher than that of a
turbine without banding. while at sonic speeds. the beneficial effect 0i banding is
much weaker. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and I formula.
ASSOCIATION., Leningradskiy korablestrottel'ny*y institut (4eninXr;,d ip-
_Sk
Building InstitMAg)
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KURZOllp A.f7.# dn-Usr takl~n. raiuk, L-e-Y&NBERGp V-ij-p Irah.
F -1 1 -11- 1. ".;,
Selaitlng tto param,~Iqre of a Sdpbrgon4e 21pgl
.1 I~rov turbine
atege vith a lv~.r Inlet ratsi. Sudclstr3ania 30 no.12.-19-41
D 164. OUPA 180)

L 12866-66 -
f__3MCZ G=1
EW.Ttd)f,,;~ WV~ I
SOURCEs Refs she Turbostroyenlyep Abe* 8.49-102
AMORSs. L*vsn'bsrg9.V# D:J Mi t YUI.- 1.
TITLE$ -On the question of computing a supersonic Jet
CrM SOURCES. Tro Itaka. korsblestroi~~ in-ta, "p. 449
19649 151-156
IT
TOPIC TAGSt tutbineg turbine nozzlet turbine Jett supersonic flow, supersonic San
110W
TRANSLATIONs sonic partial turbinseare widely used for driving shipb d
auxiliary mochanismes In -the majority of cases drilled conical jet nozzleMare used
One'
with supersonic partial turbines andt in a casest Composite milled ear jets are
employed. Losses of flow in linear supersonic jets are concentrated in the boundary
layer within'the 'Jet asid in the system of outlet and boundary bracing ridges in the
oblique section sons and at the outlet of the nozzle segment. A theoretical cooqmta-
tion, method is proposed for the losses at the outlet bracing ridges in the segment of
planar supersonic jets sumption that the ridges of nozzle malls are
infinitely thin. This model&48 low in a sopent of planar supersonic jets is
similar to -that or gas in the control part of the aspent of milled jets with a crose-
cu~tp a. tho%gb the qualitativo evaluation of wave losses in then by a theoretical
seem does- Dom possible*
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.AUMiOR: Levenberg, V. D.; Mityushkin, Yu. I.
TITLE:i On the problem of calculating supersonic nozzles
,SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mekhanika, Abs. 1B.110
iREF SOURCE: Tr. Leningr. korablestroit. In-ta, vyp. 44, 1964, i5l-i56
TOPIC TAGS: supersonic nozzle, guide vane, shock wave, wave mechanics
'ABSTRACT: Formulas are given for calculating wave losses in plane supersonic guide
[vane assemblies having blades with flat val1s and sharp trailing edges. A simplified
!Computational scheme is used, in which it is assumed that there is only one curvi-
!linear shock wavefwhich arises in the outlet section of the intervane channel with an
li~tensity which is determined from the conditions that the angle of flow beyond the
Iguide vane assembly is equal to the angle of inclination of the back edge of the bladel
in an oblique section, while the flow velocity at each point preceding the shock wave'
I
. I
is constant in magnitude and directed ong lines radiating from the point of inter-
Isection of the flat walls of the intervane channel. Abstractor's note: The assumed
,computational flow scheme is incorrect and cannot be used for determining wave losses.,
For a correct approach to this problem,'see for example Golltsev, V. V., Inzhenerryy
zh., 1963, 3, No. 3, 540-546 - ftzhmekh,.1964, 2B245. V. P, Vakhomchik. (Translation
jof abstract)
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1,xvInUG, T.R BOGATTRXT, X.Y.
it;
Case of acute sulfanilamide poisoning, boy.ned. 21 Supplement .119
'57, MRA 21:2)
(SULFABILAHIDX--TOXICOLOGY)

24(6), 7M, 8(2)
AUTHORSs Zelikman, 0. A., Engineer# BOV/105-59-1-16/29
Levenberiz, Ya. !% , Engineer, Lukashova, 1. P., Engineer,
Sidorov, Yu. I.P Engineer, Fronk, S. V., Engineer
TITLE: Junction-Type Silicon Diodes (Plookostnyye kremniyevyye diody)
PERIODICAL: Elektrichestvol 19590 Nr 1, pp 64-68 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi This investigation concerns the manufacturing process and
electric properties of silicon rectifier diodes of the types
D 202 to D 205. These are obtained by the method of melting
aluminum with the silicon of the n-type. These diodes are
obtained from silicon with a specific resistance of
10-30 ohmaentlmeters, and show an operating inverse voltage
of 100-400 volts and a rectified current of 400 ma. The
admissible working temperature of such diodes is + 1250C.
These diodes can be used in circuit schemes for rectifying
an alternating current with a frequency up to 100 kilocycles.
The construction of these diodes is described. It in based
on the construction of the germanium diode D-7. Then the
volt-ampere characteristics are examined. The principal
properties of the diode are expressed by the volt-ampere
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Junotion-Type Silicon Diodes
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current. The static characteristic and the admissible power
greatly mark the quality of the diode. But in order to obtain
parameters approaching the working method of rectifier diodes,
the characteristic is taken at alternating current in a number
of cases (dynamic characteristic). The classification of
diodes Is given. They are divided in 4 groups according to
the magnitude of inverse voltage. The diodes shown here may
be also connected in series. Finally, the prospects of
development of diodes are illustrated. With the use of Si
it will become possible in the near future to obtain diodes
for inverse voltages of over 1000 volts, rectifier columns
for dozens of kilovolts, large diodes for dozens of amperes,
and diodes for special purposes with very small return cur-
rents and increased limiting frequency., To obtain diodes
with high puncture voltage, it might be of advantage to use
the stretching method. This method permits to obtain the
fields with different conducting capacities of the crystal
during the production of the silicon monocrystal. In the
development of diodes, attention is directed more and more to
the diffusion method. Some preliminary data on the obtaining
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here, M. It Iglitsyn, Candidate of Technical Sciences,
discussed the work with the authors. There are 4 figures
and I table.
SUBMITTEDt May 4, 1958
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DUBROVIN, Ye.Ye, GELLER, Z.I.; UYENBUKO I.Kh.
Bibliography. Gas. prom. 8 no.11: 55-56 164. (W, RA 17.- 11)

~Nymuxl Ise*
OW00000001
Morphogenesis of exacerbation of old tuberculous foci in the lungs.
Arkh. Pat., Moskva 15 no.6:55-63 Nov-Doe 1933. (CIXL 23:5)
lo Of the Department of Pathological AnatosW (Read - Academician
A. 1. Abrikosov). Yirst Moscow Order of Lenin Medical Institute,

OENDONg Yu Z kand.med.naukl UVENDUK, I.S., kand.med.n*aj G121KIRA, F.B.;
iOiSEVA, L.Z.
Study of the sensitivity of monkeys wid a U53UO CUltUrO Of
monkey.kidney to mini-I doses of poliomyelitis virus. Vast.
AMN MR 15 no.7:29-41 160. (KIRA 13tn)
1, 14ookovokiy naUohno-iseledcoratellskiy institut virusnykh preparatov.
(POLI014YWTIS)

LzVEnUK',,-T,-S-j ZASLAVSKU, V.G.; MARCHMO, A.T.
Criterion of the proper introduction of twit vaccine# into
the aptual cord of monkeys, Trudy Moak, nauch.-isal. inst.
virus.'prep. 2:364-369 1611 (MIRA 17il)

EMINI 1. Z.; MDONO ru.Z.1 LEMBUK, I. S.; ROZIM, Z. Z.
Morphologioal charsaterlution of poliosvelitis in mnksys Infooted
with Sabin's attenuated etrains. Acta vlro2.lbg2.1d.Pmha 5 no.32
133-136 161.
1. The Moscow Scientific Research Institute of Virus Preparations,
Moscm.
(PMIMMITIS LMAMOD

iZVENBUX, I.S.
I-
cytomgaly. V virus. 6 no.5t 161. (M
(517-520 S-0 CFJAZLAR RA 15: 1)
(Vm DISEASES) PATHOLOGY#
(nFANTS-DISEMLS)

ISVEIMX, I.S.; ANDREYEVA, Z.H.
pathological anatcmy of experimental dyaontery. Vest, AMI
I SSSR 17 no.2s70-76 162. (KIM 15:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy kontrollmyy institut meditsitwkildh biolo-
gicheokikli preparatov imeni L.A. Taranevichao
(DYSSYMY)

VASILSYEVAS N.N.; KtUVCIIENKO, A.T.; GAIORTLOV, V.I.; TDODON07A, N.N.j LEVMUK,
1,3.; KARNAYEVA, F.M.
St;udy of the Infective and oncogenic activity of tte SV C, virus,
I
P
reliminary report. Vop. virus. 9 no.Z:222-227 t-t-Ap 44.
(MIRA 17?12)
1. KontrollnYY Institut imeni Tarasevicha, Mc-skva,

LEVENBUKI I.S.; AIWREYFVA, Z.14.
Experimental dysenteric cystitis. Zhur. riikroblol., epid. I
immun. 42 no.6:37-40 165. (MRA 180)
1. Gosudarstvennyy kontralinyy 1nsLItut meditsinskikh
biologicheskJkli preparstov Imuni. 1,,A. Tarasevicbn.,

LEVENBUK, LS. (Moskva); VORONIN, Ye.S. (Moskva)
....... ;~-.
Morphology of acute intestinal diseases caused by Proteus vulgaris
in rheous macaque monkeys. Arkhopat. 27 no.7:53-58 165. (WRA 1818)
Is Kontrollnyy institut meditainskikh biologicheskikh preparatov
imeni L.A.Tarasevichas

PE-qAHA OF9 G.K. [Boverabovs H.K-11 KOTOV,, I.I.; LMNCHUX, Ye*Zo
[Lovenalruk,# lCoZoIj ARUM, V.A.
Machines for the processing of the curve of a OflikO rubber
heals. Leh, prome no*2z62 Ap-Je 163* (MMA 16:7)
(Boote and shoeej, Rubber)
(Shoo machinery)

IMNIMLO Laszlo Are
P17slootherape-atic prooedures and their applleation In pulsonary
tuberculostsi general observations* Tuberk. kerdesel 6 no-31
4 '1 -4 Aug 53.
1e As AIUAI Korwwl 'AAobeteggyogy1ntezst (Igazgatoo. Dessaver
Pal dro) I/Ae oestalyanak (foorroo: Bossormarqi Miklos dr.)
koslawaye.
(PHYSICAL TH]MAPYg in various die,
tuberco# pulse)
(TUMCUU)SIS. PULMORARY, there
P17s, there)-

LArA2W$ Karls, Le, drj ZXVM=o slo, dr.
Ilectrotherspeutio prooodures applicable In --n- oris. for pulmo=7
tubermlosis. Tuberko frordessi 6 no.3:4"8 Aug 53.
(MR02ROTMAPYO in various die*
(TUMOUIMIS, FMONART, ther,
eleotr6thsrAj

LITZHM# L.;SZtMIM, 1.
1xperinental contribution on the role of the central ne"ous v7stan In
tuberculin allergy. WY. hatil. 94 no.24:652-657 14 Jhne 1933. (CLKL 25:1)
I. Doctors. 2. 7irst Dapart~eut (Read Physician - Dr. Xlklos) of Koranyi
State Sanatorium for lung Diseases and Attila Jossef General Hospital
(Director - Read Physician -- Dr. Irno Ssinstar),

1~01o. dr.; SIMON, Tibor. dr.
fixperimental contribution to the evaluation of functional condi-
tion of the nervous system on the basis of tuberculin allergy.
Orv hatil 95 no,17:459-464 Ap 154e (XIIAL 30)
1. As Orzzagos Tubarkalozis Intevot (igazgatoo. Sebok Lorand, dr.)
1. Beloostalyanak (foorwon: Dossormanyl Miklos dr.) on a Janos
Korha3 (Igaigatol Bakmas Tibor, dro) Ido&Xmo Oestalyanak
(foorwass Gereb Tibor. dr.) koulamenys.
(MUNTAL Disaaw
*tuberculin reaction In)
(TUBARCULIN EXACTION
*In ment, disorj

DEI,
UNIM, Laazlr.1 dr. j WOOK,,Lortuidi dr~
Therapy of lymph node tuberculosis; therapeutic experiments with
Ssperanaskijts bismuth embolus method. Tuberk. kardesel 9 no.1:6-10
lob 56.
1. AA Orstagoo lCoranyl Tbc. rntexet (igazgato foorvos:Deseauer Pal
dr., tudomanyos vezeto: Sebok Lorand dr.) I Belosstalyanak
(onstalyveseto:Bossormanyi Miklos dr.) koslemenye.
(TUMCULOSIS, LYMPH NODJ. ther.
bismuth carbonate, basic, Stperauszkijls method, results
(Run))
(BUNUTH
carbonate. basic, in lymph node tuberc. ther.,
Szperanszkljls method (Run))

LVMEL Laszlo, dr.; Stoke. Jossef, dr.
Study on chollnesterate activity in pulmonary tuberculosis and
ignificance; review of literature. Tubark. kerdesel 9 no.
41t:1688-170 Aug 56.
1. As Orstagos Koranyi Tbc. Inte2st (igat.-fooryos: Dessauer, Pal,
dr.. Tudomanyon vezeto: Sebok. Lorand. dr.) I. Belosstalyanak
(foorvos: Bossormenyt, Miklos, dr.) koil.
(CMLINESTUASA
activity in puls. tuberc. (Run))
(TUBMUSIS, PULMORM, astab. In
chalinesterase activity (Hun))

-pwRr.-. KU.'W-, Zszter, 1'r.; M,.uikntp!--lnl,: T,)HC. '1*'I. Attllnna;
BONO. Robsirtne
ZosinoohIl reactions (Thnrn tefit) in milmonary tulerr-iloalt..
Tuberkulasts 10 no.!-1k:66-70 Hpr-~,nr `;'?.
1. Av orsas,,os Kovir-yi Tubprkiain-,in 1,1tp?,pt (t,virymaTriur
Spbolr Mrand dr.) I. (nqzt. vez Miklos
dr. ') #.-R Koznonti laborav-riim-.,vJ- (fnorvoa: Xotzaa itizier rlj-. .1
kozlemeTwe.
rIUMCNAIT, rh-lol.
Thorn te%t (Wm))
(ADIWAL t'un,-t. te -
Thnrn to-fit in 11r. V* ~ i,,,. Ohm))

LZVZML, lasslo, Dr.; SZOKIo Jossef, Dr.
~~Stud=eo 0~ncholinesterase (OW activity and its swificancis in
pulmonary tuberculosis study methods and results. Taborkulosis 10
UO#10-12-.247-251 Oct-Doe 57.
lo As Oresagoe Xoranyl, The, Inteset) Xb. igasgato-foorvos: Seri Istvan,
Dr,, tudowAnyos vesetw. sebolo Lorand dr. ) I. Beloaztalyanak (oastalvveseto:
Bossormenyl Miklos dr,) koxIsmenyee
(TUBIRCUUSMS, PUMPART, blood in
cholineiterase activity (H=))
(CHOLMOTUM, in blood
in pulm.-tubaro., daterm. of*aotivity (Ran))

vim lassloo Dr. ; KDTAS, Buster, Dr.
Relative adrenocortical Insufficiency in pulwna:7 tuberculosis.
O"0 hatil. 98 no,41tlIZ3-1123 13 Oct 37,
1* As Orssagos Korai7i Tbo. Inteset (tudomaiwas vesstos Sebok Lorand
DrO 1, as, Beloostalyanak (onstalyvesetot Bossormerqi Miklos dr.
candidatue) as losponti laboratoriumanak (05staVvesetot 90kas 194ter
dr. candidatus) kosleuemVe.
(TUBIRGUIMISO PUIXONARTg manifesto
adrenocortical insuff. (ftn))
(AMML CORM, dis.
insuff. in Pula, tubero, (Ran))

ExcERPTA MEDICA See 15 Vol 12/9 Chest Disee Sept 59
2410. INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE POSSIBLE CAUSES OF TIU13ERCULOUS
BRONCHIAL FISTULA AS A COMPLICATION OF RESECTIONAL SUR-
GERY --Levendel L.. Scherer It. and Kuruct J. Nat. Inst.
for erc71ro-rrF17%dspest - ACTA TUBERC. SCAND. 1958. 36/4
(289-310)
Data on 50 cases of empyema with bronchial fistula. developing subsequent to 926
resectional operations. were clinically and pathologically analysed. It is empha-
sized that in the majority of cases fistulae are due to a combination of several
factors. These may be local. e.g. suture of the stump. Infected surroundings. or
such disease factors as bronchial tuberculosis, the activity of the disease and
Its extent. or due to drug resistance. The authors also believe. however.
that the exhaustive anergic state of advanced tuberculous patients may be of gr6st
significance. the Impairment of the defensive mechanisms of the body possibly
I the healing of the bronchial stump,
leading to tuberculous exacerbation. inhibitin
thus accounting for early fistulae. Later fistulae rather seem to be the result of
empyema breaking through the di---- M-1 stump.
StAhle Kolm&rdevanatoriet (XV. 9*)