SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOMKATSI, G.S. - LOMONOS, G.

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NIr,ITIU,S.Y&.; SMOLYANKIN.Y.T.; KOIsGAUOV,Y.Z.; IRUDIV,A.Y.; IOCUTSI,
[Dispersion of slow neutrons into ortho-and paradouteriun] Ras-
selanie madlennykh neltronoy n& orto- i par"eiterii; doklady,
prodstavlemWe SSSR na Hazhdunaradnuiu konforentaiiu po mirno=
ixpol'zovs&iiu atomnoi anergii. Moskva, 1955. 12 p. [Hicrofiln3
(Deuterium) (Nuclear physics) (MLRk 9:3)

LOMKATSI, G.S.
Polarization of bydrogen nuclei in a free radical. Zbar.ekap.1 teor.
fiz. 38 no,2:635-636 F 160. (MM 14:5)
.,... (Naulei, Atomic-Optic properties) (Hydrogen)

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AUTHORS: Veselovi M*A*, GoIldin, L.L., Kirpichnikov, I.V.,
Lomkatsi, G.S,,-Sidor3nko, Z.S., Sysoyev, Ye.A.
TITLEj Investigation of the magnetic field configuration in
the X-blocks of the proton synqhrotron
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.4, 1962, 212-217
TEXT: The magnetic field configuration is measured in
14 compensating blocks at various levels of induction from
8o gauss Lip to 8000 gauss. Magnetic field gradients are measured
with an accuracy of better than 0.1% and the displacement of the
neutral point obtained with an accuracy of 0.05 to 0.07 mm..
A plexiglass carriage is located on the magnet p~oles and can
traverse the whole length of the block (1910 mm). This carriage
contains three pairs of permal 'loy probes for measurements in low
fields and three pairs of coils for the medium and large fields.
The field characteristics are measured at 31 points along the
14 X-blocks. The distribution of the field and its gradient is
obtaine'd near the axis of symmetry for 5 values of induction
(82,.lo6, 210, 2600 and 7500 Oe) and on 6 of the C-blocks at
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S/120/62/000/004/040/o47
Investigation of the magnetic E039/E420
84oo oe. These measurements are compared with similar
measurements on C-blocks. It is shown that displacement of the
neutral point depends on the residual field. Displacement also
occurs in strong fields because of core saturation. The results
are presented graphically and discussed in some detail. The
coordinates of the pole pieces with respect to the geodetic markers
are determined to an accuracy of 0.03 to 0.04 mm. There are
8 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheakoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki
GKAE (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental
Physics GKAE)
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1962
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LUMUTST, S. T.
LoTnkatsi, S. T. "Prunin- and forrat4on of vineyards unIer con6iton5 of vigorous weed
growth", T-udy In-ta vinogradarstva i vino,fcliya (Aka-:. Gruz. SSR). Vol. V, 1949, p. 19-38,
(In Georgian, resvr,-- in RunFian), -Blbliog; 17 items.
SO: U-4630, 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 23, 1949).

1. LCHKATOAT, am. I.-
2. USSR (600)
4. Viticulture
7. Role of suckers in viticulture Z17 n Georgian with Russian summ&r-Z/. Trudy Inst.
vin..AN Gruz. SSR 7, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Auri-l -1953. Unclassified.

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Tpllm-k,1311 I. -1.,- 1. T.
Viticulture - Georgia (Transcauscasia)
Achievements of progressive viticulturistn of Georpin '!in. 3'~SR 1",; r-xi. lp
Monthly-Ust of %.qsian Acces3iQns, Idbrc-ry of' Congress, Aul-ust 195;'. UNCIA:)SIFIFT
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LOM-TSI, T. S.
10 toThe i~ffect of Microelements on the Morphological and Flhysio-
gical Functions of Yeast Organisms Durirg Alcohol Fei-nentation."
Cand Biol Sci, Inst of Viniculture and Viticulture kcad Sci Georgian
SSRI Moscow Technological Inst, Min Food Industry USSR, Tbilisi,
1954. (RZhBiol, No 3, Feb 55)
SO: Sm. No. 631, 26 Aug 55-Survey of bcientific and Technical
Dissertations e-9fanded at USSR Higher h;ducational insi.itu-
tions (14)

6-PI 7, 51
Eff get certain =1craelements an wittat fo=entAtIOG.
fT-. S. ---T4mk--tsi (Diattict Expti. Sts-, Ttuvit.Gtorgiam
V. -'W4 ic 6
11, No. 1, 464(1956). ukef was subjecUd to the ak.
theAZInelyel
fermentation by
54"kargm7w vivi, variety
Kakhuri 10, in the preftnce of the followlag microelcments.
CuO.02,ZrO.(M,NiO.5,10,20,00,40,cooll,to, Sol,
40,und Th I X 10-9 5,attd 10mg. ~'ttsp. .,1411 insu=-4~
7 the addas. of the ~' wed ..effects anthe
fermentation regarding the aroatoleptIC nd eltera. propet-., .
ties of wine. The most effwlvr- were.Th. Cu. and,Oxl'
H.S., the wine obtained after the addos. of 10 g, Th, Co,
Nt per 1. of'juki* showed the fallowing Chem, pr ti
(canUal values In parentheses); (al. 11.6, 11.8i 11VOIC!
A%); adehydea R.O. 164, 10'.7 (tra~oes), amt ac--"- 4 8
4.8, 24.0 (2.4 titg.11.)- titratable "Ity 5.2. 61, 82(5~~
and voutile ackis 0A. 0.40, 0.4-a (0.57, c./l.3; PH.3.05,
73-23, 3.05 (3.48); -attd oxidation-riiInctlo,3 potentLA (Eh)
462.3, 007.0, and 425.0 (434.3 mv.), resp. to the casic of
the smallest atldne. of the micro4ements the amt. of 23-
butylene glycol was also detd. and Its couen. was
Instead of OAX g./L. fouad (at, the coatral. The coneux.
of aldchydes and vulmile acids hicreamd with Incicawd
addns. of N1, those of acetalsarid volatile acids by the a4dns.
P. Wlerbicki

LOMKATSI.. T.S.
-, -- Tr-anIof.ormation of 2CI~eetic acid by yesAts in alcoholic
fementations Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 33 no.3t573-578 Mr 164
(MTRA 1718)
1, Otdel biokhimli Instituta botaniki AN GruzSSR* Predstavleno
akademikom S,V,'Du=ishifte,

LCRKATSI, T.S.j BOCHORUTZE, L.D.
ParticirAtion of briqi.c and ger-oridury a1ccbol
product3 in the synthesis of yea-st protoin. S(,ob. AN Giuz.
SSR 39 no.1:81-86 JI 165. (MlfiA 18-.10)

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KANIN, P.; BOLIOIKOV, K.; LOMKO, A.; KITAYEV, I.; OVSYAMIIKOV, V-;
JWTISHCHEV, W,
In honor of the Twenty-First Congress of the CPSU. Prom.koop. 13
no.1:10 Ja 159. (MMA 12:2)
1. Predeedatell pravleniya arteli imeni, 15-letiya koperataii invali-
dov, g. Voronezh (for Kanin). 2. Predsedatell pravlenlya arteli
"Metallist," g. Bryansk (for Boldenkov)- 3- Starshiy inspektor orgot-
dela oblpromsoveta, g. Zhitomir (for Lomko). 4. NaChallnik orgotdela
ob1promsoveta, g. Vladimir (for KitaYev). 5- Sekretarl partiynoy or-
ganizateii arteli Imeni Stalina, 9. Katyuzhank;,, -'iyevskoy ob. (for
Ovoyannikov). 6, Zamestitell predeedatelya pravleniya oblpromsoveta,
g. Ural'sk (for Kutishchev).
(Cooperative societies)

LOKKO,Ya.
Friendship and cooperation of the countries in the cosialict
camp. Sov. profsoiuzY 3 no.6:12-18 Je '55. (KGRA 8:8)
(Europe, Eastern-Mconomic conditions)

LnMKOVSKAYA., M.V,
Calculation produr;'~np nii,~.Iear serit-ences. 1171 nr,,7?
35-41 165. (MMA 18; 9)

MMOVSKAYAj, 14.V.
Computation generating nuclear Ru3,-Ian sentences. 'art 2.
NTI no.9:37-40 16,5. ~,9:1)

PYAMOV, Ye.G.; GLAZKOV, A.A.; IDMITM, S.P.
Dynamics of tho longitudinal motion of T~ttrtlcloa in r, wavo guldo
buncher o-F a linear electron accelerator. Nek.vop.inzli.fiz. Do.?:
65-84 '57. (14IIU, 12:7)
(Particle accelerators) (wave guides)

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AUTHORS; Belyaev, V. B., Gershteyn, S. S., Zakhar'ev, B. N.,
LDmnev, S. P.
TITLE: 11-Mesic Molecular Processes Hydrogen
PERIODICAL: - Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy I teoreticheskoy I'Izlki,
1959, Vol 37, Nr 6, pp 1652-1662 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A theoretical analysis was made of the mesic atomic
and mesic molecular processes in a medium of
hydrogen isotopes (the formation of mesic moleculvs,
HM + H (2) ----> (HO) H(2)) elas'.tc collisions
arid-charge exchange of mesic at-onis,H 1) + H(2)
~L
H(l) (2) (1) (2) G) + ~(2)
Iti + H , H ~i + H' H /i ).
The calculations were performed on the BESM
Card 1/4 machine with compensation for the motion of the nuclei.

~L Mesic Molecular Processes in Hydrogen 76981
The magnitude of the correction was of the order of
r1l /M. The mesomolecular processes of 4 -mesons
whh hydrogen are due to the neutrality of mesic
atoms. This is owing to the fact that at distances
greater than Bohr's orbits of mesoatoms (2.57 X 10_11~
cm), the nuclear charge Is practically fully shielded
by tne charge of the meson. Such a condition resuits
in a peculiar catalysis of reactiorc in hydrogen (or,
its isotope mixtures), which was predlcted by A. D.
Sakharov (Report Phys. Inst. Acad. Sciences USSR,
Moscow, 1948), and was experimentaliy investigated b";
A. Ashmore, R. Nordhagen, K. Strauch, and B. M. Townes
(Proc. Phys. Soc., 71, 16l, 1958). The- effective cr-oo,.
section of the charge exchange (oh.e.) 'is de,,ermlned
in asymptotic form for R ---)oO, and it, ould be rep-
resented as follows:
CT ch.e. ~47rfa2 v0/v.. where v is velocity before
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4~ I y 0
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3:ill
HG
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Mesic Molecula-" Procezs;~-s in Hydroi,,c-n
7698 ~
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nuclul. th'.'
ar,c- culculal-c-d f'rom "h(-, lt-11P-l! of' th'--
Therie at-,i- I ',abl(,,;; I L-aph; ;.Lrid i6
Soviet, ~ U.K., I G(-~rrnan, I ItIaLlun, U.S. T!,
most Pr--c(~nt. U.S. and U.K. -A ar,e: "I. III
Alva.-ez, If. j-'. S. J:-., J. A.
Cravffovd, P. Faik-Vallt-~ol".' M. I'. Good, J. Dl.
A. If. Ro3r~nfeld, F. ~3oimllllz, M.
Ticho, H. D. Tripp, Phy:;. R-v., 10'), --,.)7'
A. Ashmore, R. Nordha~,(,-n, K. 'I.
Proc. Phjs. Sac., -(I, iu'l, .9. D. 1'.
Judd, R. I. Rldd(~, I , Ph:/:.-t . Rf--v., 1 10, -14'(-
M. S)hlmizu, Y. T. ll*.:iiy,-~tv;--ll , P,,oc:-.
Phy.-,. , 7'('(, A.
Pr~oc . Roy . ~30('- .
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SUBMITTED: juw-l
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FRAST I WE EMOITATION SCV/51153
Uakoritcli, abomik stat&y (Atceleratcra. Collctlon Of Artiales) K~v~*
Atonizdat, 1960. 121 p. Errata slip Inzerud. 5,00C ca;--c4 pri.tc-
Sci--tifIc PA.. b.W. Tdblok~; Ed.- G.M. Ttch. E4.: S.A. Tlaova.
MUW~-: This collectln of articles to Inter-L-4 for scleztlxtx an.1 erZI:eesrs
cagaeci to the construction an-1 operition of particle acctler&tos.
COMACE: Tbeae vrlev~ artieles treat. specific vrvtar= &rising in the O;'mtIcn
of prescut-day accelerators, pnrtimlarly Lim" eIA:trc= acceltrators. A new
accelerator put into opera-lor. at the Ukr%Uskly fltikz-,ckhajC~~.%"4, institat
(Uim,", an F*s1rotechnIcAl I=tItutc) is e-estrItcd, sz.1 rmbl- 1z th~ 4y~-~dcs
of particle* In limar eltctroa arcelarmtors art dla~red. Itew nethod-a am
discussed for the extra:tIcn of puticles rma accclemtzrs. Pro!~Ie= a3sozinted.
wit'. the sbar-Ing of jer=nent Wn&.Ic tlrl!z ~d the at-lerntizz of stdtlchr&~
Ims am &I" treated. The chui~,eo-r of the series cr-lotmn to ptmotron
acceleration Rol-- with a view, to Itcrcaulrg the enera of ztcclzmtcZ jartIclas
is described, =1 seen rrobleiss corjket~l with the tu-!~IrZ Of Pee-icIcA am
olsboratel. So penonAlItIrs am =btlectd. Refcr,=~cs MCC=.-Y ta~h
article.
TASIZ C? CovMFIS:
Preface
A. Te.-Toll
TisbnyakoT. V.A., T.k. Grishzyc~, P.N. ZcYll-'tz, &Ad
t
Ww,&r ZIct- "eclertter ap, to 6 F~v Vith CO.--stse Ml- W.- T.Icclty 5
1,Oare, 3 p -j G.A. Tyae~. Scec ?TobLp.= of V~ Dr==its of
;~~ Llr~sr tlectror Arreler-tor 19
aLoucwtvt S.F. V4rxhlr4 of ftx~lclea In a Limar Metrez Accelerator 33
Nev S.-hean for zxtrazti- or rarticus r~. a rh--ot-t,-- kA
To mblrvs A.A., " L.S. Sokzl~. Use of A.ytwtrl- 3,--ftL=.S of Q~
r,zlibriun OrtIt of 91"trous fer tx%,a:tjou of U= ?me, I,:tstro. Cl--~r 5,1
-A.t*~I.A T , I.. T. ror.!-v.--, T,. A. K-I-t.~, L.K. aZ4
Y-rit. r-;-eyTart-t-, f-r c2~1-
to rc.tro. 60
V~I_ N.L. =1 L.A.S..-Lisysn.
Zhr.pirc of Axially Sy.-tric K-Lj- --I, . 1 7:' -
A~il.r Sb-- 73
V.S., I.S. DItrL."w, Y-. 4. F-t,.-
-
of ktltl~h-E' 1-.. 1, cy~-I.t-
V.P., r.T.
With Prriollc rer
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION _QOV/5134
Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut
Uskoritell; sbornik statey (Accelerators; Collection of Articles)
Moscow, Atomizdat, 1960. 163 p. Errata slip inserted. 3,600
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency. Ministerstvo vysshego I siednego spetsiallnogo
obrazovantya RSFSR.
Ed. (Title page); G. A. Tyagunov, Doctor of Technical Sciences.,
Professor; Tech. Ed..-. S. M. Popova.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles Is Intended for persons design-
ing and constructing accelerators, and for technical personnel
specializing In the field of superhigh frequencies.
COVERAGE: The book contains articles by staff members of the De-
partment of Electrophysical Installations of the ittPI (Moscow Engi-
neering Physics Institute) reflecting theoretical and experimental
investigations of linear electron accelerators, betatrons and
QArA,1/_5

Accelerators (Cont.)
SOV/5134
synchrotrons; one article deals with !on sources for cyclotrons.
The theoretical papers on linear electron accelerators are a
continuat-Inn of a similar research paper publIshed In the col-
lection of articles "Lineynyye uskoritell" (MlFI edition, 1959)
on the dynamics of particles in these machines. The theoretical
papers on particle trapping for acceleration conditions in
betatrons and synchrotrons contain a mathematical solution of
this problem which takes into account the coliective interaction
of particles in the beam and the indu-.tlvs properties of that
beam at the moments of onset and break ' A number of experimental
investigations deals with measurements at shf and with electron
accelerator and betatron components, while a special study is con-
cerned with the linear cyclic accelerator Clelutron") proposed a
few years ago by one of the coauthors of the article in question.
No personalities are mentioned. References accompany most of the
articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS~
Foreword
5
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Acce.lerators (Cont. 3 OV/1'r- 1 q
LOMnXv-,- S.-P. Motion of a Particle in an ElectromagnetAO
Field
Lomnev -S P., and G. A. Tyagunov. Radial Particle
Oscid~;ns in a Lineae Electron Accelerator
and 0. A. Tyagunov. Trajec"L-lory of Particles
.in a Linear Electron Accelerator
-11 ~M-K- S P., and G. A. Tyagunov. Concerning the Focus'ng
of Particle's in a Linear Electron Accelerator by a Period..
Magnetic Field
Lomn6v S P., and 0. A. Tyagunov. Concerning the Focuslng
iFi e'a;--OT Particles In a Linear Electron Accelerat~
i or by
Short Electromagnetic Lenses
ney Calculation of Pa-:%ticle Dynamics in a Linaar
p
~
Electron Accelerator With a Graphically Given Focusing
Magnetic Field
qnA '2 Al~
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Accelerators (Cont.)
Lomnev 4 S. P. Share of Power Allotted to Accelerating
Harmonics in a Linear Electron Accelerator
Ryazin, P. A. Research on Electron Trapping Into the
Acceler--tlon in Betatrons and Synchrotrons
Zaboyev, A. I. Investigation of Radial Electron Oscilla-
tions In a Betatron During the Injection Period, Taking
Into Account Their Interaction
Lomnev, S. P. Elucidating the Accuracy of the Solution of
the Equ~7t_ion of Particle Motion in a Betatron
Sobenin, N. P. Comparison of Phasometric CIrcuits
Sobenin, N. P. New Method of Connecting a Phasometer
Circuit With a Septate Waveguide
Sobenin, N. P., and R. K. Gavrilova. Absorbing Load for
Septat6 Waveguides j

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AUTHORs Lomnev, S.P.
TITIE: Fraction of power for the accelerating harmonic of a linear elec-
tron accelerator
PERIODICAL: Referat:Lvnyy zhurnal. Fizika, no. 7, 1961, 37, abstract 7B26 (V sb.
"Usk-,Yriteli", Moscow, Atomizdat, 1960, 52 - 58)
TMCT: The author presents the results of numerical calculations of the
fraction of power (r&) for the field accelerating harmonic in a linear electron
accelerator. The r&-value is different for different cells and varies from 0.89
to o.65.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation] `~Er
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AUTHORt
TITLE: Calculation of Phase Trajectories of Charged Particles With
Regard to Coulomb Interaction in the Buncher of a Linear
Electron Accelerator
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, NO-4, pp. 822-824
TEXT: The longitudinal motion of an electron beam in a linear accelerator
with regard to the Coulomb interaction has been calculated in relativistic
approximation by using a high-speed electronic computer. The differential
equations
d YJ /dz - k
dE i/dz - e60 (z)sinfj + eAFZ, J = 1#2 .......F
describe the longitudinal motion of the J-th charged particle effected by
the blectrical field of traveling waves. e is the particle charge; k is
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calculation of Phase Trajectories of Charged S/020 I60/135/00t/015/037
Particles With Regard to Coulomb Interaction B019XBO77
in the Buncher of a Linear Electron Accelerator
the waVb vector; 1i is the phase position of the charged particle relative
~o the phase of the waves; 015 Tj (o)S 21r; PB is the phase velocity of the
wavesi Ei is the energy of the J-th partiolet E 0 is the rest energyt
&Fz takes the interaction of the ,-th particle with other particles into
accountf and is represented by retarded potentialA. For AF an expression
is obtained, and with the tr!Ansition to an independent variable ct of (1)
the author obtains:
dE /odt - ei 8 sin + 2 Tei j] 0 -i2)rdrdf (5)
i 1 0 Tj ii -1i) 2+(1-i2)r2~k 2]3/2
dfj/cdt - Poi j - k, go . k/PB' 'i ' V1 - (E0 /Ei)2 , j - 1,21 .... N.
It is assumed that (5) possesses a solution for N Poo, which approaches
the solution of (1) if a suitable value of AF z is determined. The Bet of
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Calculation of Phase Trajectories of Charged S/020/60/135/004/015/037
Particles With Regard to Coulomb Interaction in BO19/BO77
the BLmcher of a Linear Electron Accelerator
equations was solved with the computer 6XM I (BESM I) of the AS USSR for
some typical cases. It was found that a sufficiently large number of re-
solutions (N) has to be chosen to be able to neglect the influence of
space charges at small amperage (0.1 a and less) and in order that at
high amperage the influence of Coulomb interaction on the bunching of
particles and the initial conditions for particle acceleration. The in-
fluenoe of clusters on the bunching of particles can be neglected. A de-
crease of df,(z)/dz and an increase of ~ max and dEO(z)/dz decrease the
influence of Coulomb interactJon. This work was conducted at the
Vychislitellnjy tsentr AN SSSR (Computation Center of the AS USSR) e.nd
the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute. A. A. Abramov and G. A. Tyagunov
are thanked for valuable advice. There are 3 figures and 5 referencest
3 Soviet and 2 US.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy inzhenerno-fizicheakiy institut (Moscow
Engineering Physics Institute)
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the Bunoher of a Linear Electron Accelerator
PRESENTED: June 16, 196o, by I. V. Obreimov, Academician
SUBMITTED: June 16, 1960
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AUTHOR: Lomnev, S. P.
TITLE: A method of solvingr a many-body problem for charged partich-~
with a.hiGh-speed computer
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklad, , v. 141 , no. 5, 1961 , 1 G65-1067
TEXT. The rElativistic equation of motion of M interacting charGed
particles where the external field is taken into-account is Civen b,,:
(dPm m (1),
rut- = A,, (t, Rm, Am) +I# a,,,k
k I'M4 -1
wherE; PM denote~j the momentum of a particle, RI'l its ]position vectov, '11 13
-1, _?
its velocity Am the external field, and a ink tile interaction force
expressed by the Lehnert-7/ichert potentia.1
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A method of aolvini; a I OY3 1 ~ 2
a,,,L. = em IC-k.-k -L 11A k h,, I
C
jRk
Ek ek -Pktyt* KAI C) Rkm R,. + C3 (Rk, 't km 4
(RIm C
Ilk
Rk.
Here, e denotes the p--trtic~ -. chiiri-c., c thr- velocity of light,
m
R R ; "'Al i-Ile (111untitic.9 in are tak.en for T t=';~~
mk k in
r - -.5' -,> - (3),
If the initial condifions 4~'or t 0 are Rm RMO , 1"m = R r,-, r,
motion of all U. I-trt ~; cles m 2, is ~1
solutions of (l)-(3'):
R M f (1:
Rm(,; iZ ,......
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By means of modern Yigh-s~,eed computers it is possible to solve
for less than 100 equations. For this purpose, the space V.P in vihich
charged particles exist at the instant t = Ovis divided into small, cqli-
volumes AV k * The charFe in /_V k is assumed to bv centrally _5
new enlar,~;ed particle. Thus, 11,~M particles are obtain~,d aad
roan be calculated from tile forecoin- systerl. There arf~ c-~~ve-al :-L,I.,o,.-i-~,I
solution methods for thp system of equ,,Ations c)btained. T h e F. T.
pplied to the example uider considt?ratinn. T11 t i
method has been a
a beard of cl--ar, -i~d i!arti cl es was inv-?.-~t IL;:-At,-I in -a au7.:-
elr-ctron r.(-celeratGr. in such a case, "lie interartior, ,f
.-reat imnortance. The set of P-qu,)tions isput into cylindrical r r i ya% t
according: to the method described. T114 9system has been solved -.-iil t
03CM(3ES',.:,) machine of the Computer Center AS USSR for various fccuslnfl
ma.,:;aetic filelds, for various currents of injected particles, and fGr
varLous ty.-ea of wave,--uideL; .As shwan for small injection currei,t,i
possible to estismate. the -k--,,ulsicn of the parti cles from Vie -f
th,~? outer cells. For the core of the bearl
r 11 2 ' The radial spread of the purticle beam I's stron,-_,r "E,in t':-
C) 13 omax'
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lonGitudinal one and cannot be compensated by increasinG Hz1 the 1)~.-st
chan3e tD reach a large I capture is given to accelerators with small
oscillations. 12he author thanks A. A, Abramov and G. A,,
are 1 fir-ire and 3 Soviet references.
jI_S S n~ C T itT I OT VycUsl~.tellnyy tsentr Akade,.-iii naul: SSSR 'Ccj,,,~i::1ter
of the Ac,,-,rle:,iy of Sciences USSR)
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AUTHOR: Lomnev, S. P.
TITLE: Mean density method for calculating the motio.i of charged
particles with electron computers
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 143, no. 6, 1962, 1309-1312
TEXT: The calculation of the many-body problem discussed here eliminates'
the difficulties caused by the large number of equations. It the J-th
point of observation, the residual par i (density ? 'xpypz,t) act on
4iclei3
the charge e. with the force e + (1/o) "R h.'
_~? j i i i ~ ' J
', = is the dielectric ocnatant, h" = J di
pdv b j v -, 4V r [1-1 is
v~b V i i j ,
the magnetic-field strength, and R is the radius vector. Vrhen calculating
these integrals, the range of existence of the charges is subdivided with
rebpect to x,y,z by a.iattice with uniform stips 6 z k - (z max - zmin )IK;
6 xi- (xmax - Xmin)/,; Yp - (Yma. - Yin)/P' 1~ is calculated from the
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Mean density method for ... B125/B112
configuration of a finite number of particles (11points of observation").
is averaged over the volume of the cube e~V - Lx LY Lz. The solution of
the problem by the present me ___-I approaches the true solution with in-
creasing K,I~P, and initial density n.i at the point of observation, and
with decreasing dV. For a synchrocyclotron, the number of equations of
motion of the j-th point of observation is reduced considerably. A pro-
visional calculation of these equations of motion with the
high-speed electron computer of the AS USSR under conditions similar to
those prevailing in the synchrocyclotron of the Obl'yedinennyy inaiitut
yadernykh issledovaniy (Joint Institute of Nuclear Research) has shown that
the charge maximum of -- 5* jo-5a can be maintained without any loss. For
Lz - 2-S z, n(O,z) .n2; K - 11, z(t) can be calculated with an accuracy
of 5~6. The "mean density" and "increased charge" methods require about the
same amount of work. With-_~ z(t) - const, zmin - conat, and zmax - conBt,
and if the z-oscillations are ignored, the radial phase oscillations (with
respect to r G) cause a phase perturbation" already described by S.
Lo-anev (DAN, 1419 no, 5, ~1961)). The automatic phase.control limits the
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amperage. The "mean density" method differs from the "increased charge"
method in that the shape of the beam is less changed at the moment of phase
porturbation. Booaune of the limited possibilities of the computer the
results of the brio inethodB woro not fully oonaintent. The entire nyotom
of equations of motion and initial conditions could only be solved for P-4,
I - 3, and K - 4, owing to the limited memory of the machine. V. P. Dmi-
triyevskiy and G. A. Tyagunov are thanked. There are 2 figure3.
ASSOCIATION: Matematicheskiy institut im. V. A. Steklova Akademii nauk
SSSR (.Lnstitute of Mathematics imeni V. A. Steklov of the
Academy.of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: December 21, 1961, by A. A. Dorodnitayng Academician
SUBMIITTED: December 21, 1961
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AUTHOR; Lomnev, S. P.
S/058/62/000/010/008/093
A061/A101
TITLE: Waveguide buncher of a linear electron accelerator
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 10, 1962, 5, abstract 1OV12
(In collection: "Uskoriteli", no. 3, Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1962,
98
TEXT: The effect of the accelerating field amplitude ' E 0(z), and of the
phase velocity,f3w(z),-,of a wave on th( grouping and the spectr"Llm of accelerated
electrons has been investigated numerically. The calculation has been made for
some values of Eo max (15 - 180 kv/cm) and Pwi - W.2 0.5 (for the
case is als'o considered, whenj%, I Ni' whereAwl andpei are the initial
values of phase and electron velocity, respectively.
-rAbstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AIMOR: Lannev, S. P*
TITLF.: FAdial oscillations at different values of 0 and E
w 0
SOURCE: MoscowA. Inthenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli, no. 3. 1962. 54-67.
TEXr:--, A ~check-on-'_the m~'t udi---alf the'-iNadial-- mcillations zs ~a fune.:
ion--of
-maximum,Iield intensity E0 has shown that although the- value of the
~the MaXLMUM
fie Id - intensity is ~ nf-~ importance -in the - estimate of the iocusing field, - the rate
of ~~rliticn - of - :- B~i, - the relative - phase velocity, - and of the field intensity,
greatly influences the choice of the longitudinal magnetic field. Although it
is possible-to write down equations in closed form for these variations, these
closed equations do not yield sufficiently convenient or accurate estimates. In
view of this i the investigation of the influ--nce of the laws governing the va-
F` the relative phase velocity and of the field intensity,, as well as of
riation o.,
the- initial:,conditions, on the radial . oscillations has been - carTied out by numer-
ical- integraC'Jlm of the equations of motion., Methods for determining the focus-
ing magnetic field are described and the need for the use of focusing magnetic
fields in high-energy-accelerators-,is discussed~ Them am 14 figures.
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AUIHOR: Lamev, S. P.-
Sam problems in the dynamics of particles in the case of an btanoge-
neous focusing magnetic field
SOURCE: Moscow.. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli. rio.3. 1962. 68-74
TM: The necessary accuracy with which the focusing coils must be installed
and the degree of required homogeneity of the rrtagnetic field are discussed. It
is assumed that the field is intlined to the axis at scme angles and the radial
and-azimuthal deflections of the beams, due to this inclination, are wialuated'-
by numrical means.-Calculations.for a tilt angle of 11 or 20 for fields of 900.
and 1200.0ersted show that the particle with maximum deflection ficin the axis
is one-with relative phase of 3AS, and this particle is considered for the fur-
ther,estimtes. It is found-that the tilt of the focusing coj-ls in the section
with constant-phase velocity must not exceed 0.10. Due effect of a constant
radial field cmponent ein the transver-se oscillations is considered.. Fox- a lon-
gitudinal field of 700 Oersted, a radial component of 0.07 Oersted already has
a noticeable effect, and-0.7 Oersted alreadyshows noticeable defocusing action,
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On--the other hAndj saine interest attaches to the use of radial field compoennts
for the production 6f hard focusing. However, unless there is a longitudinal
field, it is impossible to choose a canbination of radial field and length of
gap,between poles such as to accomu)date all particles with different initial
conditions-.- An increase in the gap between magnet poles gives rise to oscil-
lations that cannot be suppressed by suitable choice of field canponents, and
an increase in the field intensities does not improve the hard-focusing con-
ditionsappreciablysince the amplitude of the oscillitions increases with
the linear distance.- There are 14 figures,.
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AUIHORS: Gavrilov, N M 1=iev, S. P.,_Milovanov, 0* S., Pyatnov, Ye. G.
Tyagunovi G: A:: nov-,, A. V.
TITLE: Output.parameters and.operating characteristics of linear electrw
accelerators
SOURCE: ~bscow.. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoritell. no.3. 1962. 78-82
IrExr Tentative figures and plots of the output parameters and operating
aaracteristics are presented for several linearaccelerators developed at the
Moscow Engineering-Physics Institute. nie computations were made with the BESM
electronic computers. The output parameters evaluated were the energy of the
accelerated electrons, the width of the e~lergy spectrum, and the phase width of
the-electron-clusters.- The input. parameters were the injection energy, the in-
jection'current, and the power and frequency of the high-frequency supply. The
energy was expressed.in terms of its effective aciion (or therma.1 action if calo-
rimetry is employed). The operating rharacteristics were-determined in tenns
of dependence on the injection, the current, the power, and the frequency. Each
dependence.6ould in t= pertain to the energy, phase,, and spectrun, Data am
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AUniOR: lcmev., S
TITLE. Variational characteristics of the buncher of a linear electrcn
accelerator
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli. no.3. 1962. 83-97
TEXT: The variations of the phase width of the electron bunch, the width of
the energy spectr~n, the average phase, and the average enerW as functions of
the relative phase velocity, the electric field intensity, the wa-W numbeii'..-
and the injection energy are determined. The varied parameters were comy1ha-
-tions of the last mentioned functions, namely A = eE0/k and Bw& = Owkz
(e is the.electron charges E0 the field intensity, k the wave number, z the linear
-distance, and* Ow the relative Vhase velocity). The relationships obtained were
com~l_icated in character, but for some values of Ow and A they were linear or
else exhibited. little variation. It is therefore recommended that even before
makimg . the:choioe of the geometry the -values of - 8 and A be chosen such as to
exhibit minirm= sensitivity to deviations. Xnowie~ge of the variational c-har-
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AUIHOR; lmnev S.
TITLE: Waveguide buncher of linear electron accelerator
SOURCE: Mosnow. Inzhenerm-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli. no.3. 1962. 98-114
=M_ An.investigation was made of the influence of,the er of var-
i7t3= of the phase 4mlocity of the wave and of the amplitu the acceler-
atirg-field-intensity-on the chaxecteristics of the output ters of the
beam--in-a linear ecaelerator.,. The investigaticn was based on the integration
of the eduation for. the phase oscJ'.1lations. In order to -clarify the behAvior
of the solution as a function of sw(z) (the relative phase velocity as a func-
tion of the length) and EOW (tbe field intensity as a function of the length),
a_~&tailad-analysis was made-of-the case-when the buncher is-fed from a magnet-
ran producing an accelerating field with maxim= intensity on the order of 30
kV/an. Various field intensities and relative phase velo-cities were considered.
The field intesnities ranged frum 15 to 180 kWcm, and t1w-relative phaser:vdl(Y.:~
aitits fx*n 0.5 to 0.2. Various bunching conditinns and particle spectra were

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comsidersed. Methods of'narrowing dom the energy spectr= are discussed.
Thereax-e' 12 figures and 10 tables.
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AMOR: I=ev, S. P.
TITI.Z:_~ --Use of the Walkinshaw method to calculate the geometry, the -fields$
and the damping in the waveguide of a linear electron accelerator
SOURCE: Moscow.- Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Uskoriteli. no.3. 1962. 141-147
A numerical investigation-is reported of the Walkirshaw approximation
relations (J. Appl. Phys. v. 20,634, 1949) for the calculation of the geometry
of the 'iris waveguide for linear electron accelerators. Itese relations, based
on the assumption that the field in the accelerating waveguide is axially-
symmetrical and the walls are perfectly conducting, are believed to be the most
accurate. The present investigation is aimed at ascertaining whether the use
of a larger nLmber of r