SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MENSHIKOV, A. Z. - MENSHIKOV, G. P.

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AUTHOR* -Men'shikov. A__Z__
TITLE: On the nature of short wavelength X-ray satellites
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.14, no.3, 1962,
396-399
TEXT: First, earlier observations on satellite lines are described
and discussed; then, further experiments using metallic chrc)mium
are described, which relate the presence of satellite lines to the
method of excitation. Details of a double X-ray tube are given
which enables the specimen to be excited by fast electrons or
X-rays or by a mixture of the two. It is shown that when using
fast electron excitation of chromium there are two satellite lines
K0jII and Koiv on the short wavelength side of the K 05 line
and displaced from the K P5 maximum by 16 and 27 eV respectively.
These satellites are absent when using X-ray excitation. Similar
results were obtained for iron by K.M.Kolobova. When using mixed
radiation (X-rays for exciting the K level and slow electrons for
the L and M levels) the chromium K011, satellite is observed, but
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at a much lower intensity than when using fast electrons. The
experiments confirm that the presence of the short wavelength
satellites is connected with the form of excitation and the
interaction of electrons in the solid body. There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR
(Institute of Physics of Metals AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 10, 1962
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AUTHORS: Nemnonov, S.A., Sorokina, M.F., Men'shikou- AIZ.,
Kolobova. K.M., and Finkel'shte n-, L.D.
TITLE: The character of the atomic interactions in the
intermetallic compounds of the transition elements
.aluminium and silicon
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.14, no.4,' 1962,
535-541
T EXr t A combination of tile crystallochemical and X-ray
spectroscopic characteristics of the compounds examined with their
physi6ocheinical properties, enables one to assert that tile
character of the interatomic bonding forces in these compounds
(Fe3Al, NiAl 31 FeSi, CrSi, CrAl 71 MnA16, FeAl 31 Co2A19, CuAl 21. etc)
is extremely complicated. The structural characteristics, the
X-ray emission data and the inagnetic properties show the presence,
on a background of the predominantly metallic interaction, of
certain localised bonds between different kinds of atoms, in which
tile 3d electrons of the transition metal actively participate.
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in all phases studied. the K absorption spectra of the transition
metal show strong hybridisation of thc- 3d and 4s wave functions of
the transition element with the 3P functions of aluminium or
silicon. Allowing for certain conventions in the separation of
the interatomic forces into their components, it can be reckoned
that the predominantly metallic interaction is supplemented in
the cases examined by the interaction of the covalent and resonat-
ing covalent type of bonding with a certain polarity, understood
as a drawing out of the connecting electron cloud to the side of
the more electronegative component (the transition metal). In the
system transition metal / Al, this polar component of the bonding
forces is strongly expressed but in the system,transition metal
Si, it is almost absent. There is I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR
(Institute of Physics of Metals* AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 4, 1962.
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AUTHORS: Nemnonov, S.A., Sorokina, M.F., Kolobova, K.M.,
Men'shikov, A.Z.
TITLE: Investigation of the structure of absorption K-spectra
of trangition metals in Lntertnetallic compouti(I.9 wi-th
aluminium and silicon
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i mdtallovedeniye, v.14, no-5, 1962,
666-672
TEXT: The K-edge of absorption has been studied of Cr-Al, Mn-Al,
Fe-Al, Ni-Al, Cr-Si, Mn-Si, Fe-Si and Ni-Si alloys for ranges of
concentration which included almost all the intermetallic
compounds in these systems. For all the compounds investigated
tile "initial" (i.e. long wave-length) absorption remained fairly
large and of the same order as in the pure metal. With increasing
concentration of the transition component the break between the
initial and the next intermediate region was smoothed. The
energy position of the point corresponding to the Fermi boundary,
mostly remained unchanged in most cases. The maximum which is
characteristic of the pure transition metal was smoothed at a
certain concentration of the second component, a new maximum
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appearing 6 to Ili eV further towards the short wave-lengths side
and becoming more pointed.. The changes described became
apparent while still withiri the solid-solution boundaries.
Conclusion: in compounds with a high content of the non-transition
component there is strong hybridization of the 3d-, 4s-wave
functions of the transition metal with the 3p-wave functions of
aluruinium and silicon. There are 5 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki metallov AN SSSR
(Institute of Physics of Metals AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 4, 1962
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A, SOURCE--.' Fizika metallov i_ meta" ovedeniye v. 19, no. 1, 1965 -57-64
~~TOPIC TAGS;: metalloid refractotLjle~tJl un, chrorr-ilim-har" chromium
chromit,
carbide energy level, energy gap, spectrum.determination
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-I, TRACT: The -electron -energy spectrwum- of unds sras deter-1
:A S .1. refractory chromium compo
wmined by analyzing emission and absorption x-ray spectra. X-ray emission spectra
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aive a' theoretical picture of occupied outer ~e 1e ct mn - energy states in a-solid
.(va-tence baand~ conductance band), while- absorption -spectra (initial absorDtlonlzone)_
a imilar picture for states corre;3 onding to empty. levels. -A e.-ombination of
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-cinission and ~absorpti_on -spectra can be -use'd to der the d nsity~ 1
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disi--ributiain qf electron stateg according --nergies. The samples of chrom,
-borades:~arf ides which -Vere --studied re- -0b
d carb Ve tained- fr-:~W the -Institute- -of --ftidev
fence-. UkrSSR, The results of the
Mtailurgy and Soecial ~~q ~- AcadeTy
!x-t~ay spectral studies are given in tabular f3`Fm-H1=n &iapho. It is cioarly
evident that these refractory colkDounds have a multiband electron structure. V 1. c
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:of the.3d electrons ~may be -evaluated from the x-ray spectra.. As to the considerable
-headnes2'7and the high,conductivit of the refractory compounds, the authors believe
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i tha- these are causdd.by electrons located in-various-sublevels. It-follows from
this that it is ne6essary to take both -Me-Me and- Me-X interactions into account.
T 1, ra distribution of valence electrons in-the metalloid atom is rather complex. Part
-rons
of tile matallo~d electrons take pat~t in forming a covalent Me-X bond, the elect
apparently also entering partially into the conductance band. At the same time
nere is no doubt that a part of the electron density of the metal atom-- is diverted
to the metalloid., .. An approximate ev'aluation-of the ion,component,of,the bonding
r y be made,on the basis of
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between the band of the anion-sublattice,and the 3d band ofthe cat-ion sublatti ce~
"Tile authors -are indebted to M.. -Dzhumaliyev and m. Chomnonov for help in correcting'.-
th~_:,!spectra,
ASSOCTATION: -InStitut ffiziki metallov All _SSH (Institute- Of Filyq1gs of: Metals,
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ORM, In titute a Physics, of Metals-AN SSSR (Institut fiziki metalloid"
AN SSSR)
TITLE: lhe'question of determining the number of 3d electrons in tran-
sition metals of the iron
group on the basis.of coherent.and incoherent
scattering of:~x ray beans
SOURCE: Fizika,metallov m-etallovedenike, v. 20, no. 1, 1965, 38-43
TOPIC TAGS:* transition elementi coherent scatterinp. incoherent seat-
tering,-secondary--emission
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ACT Experiment a-1 and4thcor4ticalwork -on the atudy of x ray struq1"t
fia$:~tors of: pure me t alit ~Ydyd alloys is surveyed. '. o check the relia-%
bilit"'Vf the -ku'riy
'Y ma fKuriyme, M. Josoya S. a. Suzuki T.-Phys. ReV.,
130, 898.1,method, the absolute Intensity of incoherent scattering
for aluminumxas'~measured_and plotted. However, the Compton scattering
in *,,t,fi e- transition metals.of the -iron gro up could not be measured,by thi
method-because of secondary radiation in both sample and absorber. It
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Reaction of some medicinal substances with ascorbic acid. Vrachebnoe dalo
27. 1081-4 (columns, not pp.) '47.
(CA 47 no.21:11537 153)
1, Mad. Biol. Inst., Kursk.

38306 MENISHIKOV. F. K. and FELIDMAH, S. I.
0 lachanii yazvennoy bolazni pchalinym mdom. Sav. maditsina, 19419, No 12,
9. 1.3-14

KMIISHIKOV, F.K.
Secondary aribof'lavinosis in rheumatism. Vop.pit. 12 no.6:47-50 N-D '53.
(9LHA 6:12)
1. Iz terapevticheakoy kliniki Kurskogo meditsinskogo inatituta.
(Deficiency diseases) (Riboflavin) (Rheumatism)

MEN'SHIKOV~ F.K.;M&IaNKOVICH, A.B.
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--- agir-
Considerations on application of hypnotheramy in internal diseases.
Ter. arkh., Moskva 25 no.2:6-10 Mar-Apr 1953. (CLML 24:3)
1. Professor. 2. Of the Therapeutic Division (Head -- Prof. F. K.
Men'shikov), Kursk Oblast Hospital.

MOSHIMV, F.I.. professor (FaLrok)
Peptic ulcer according to 15 years of clinical data. Ilia. =ad.
31 n0-11:80-83 1 153. (HLHA 6:12)
1. In terapevticheakoy kliniki (zavedayushchiy - professor F.K.Men'-
shiko-v) Kurskogo maditsinskogo institu%a.
(%ptic ulcer)

~MISJIIKOTI F.K., p1rofessor
Preventive significance of therapeutic watrition. Sov. virar. 13
ao.3:9-14 Ky--Te 154. (KLRA 7: 8)
1. Zaveduyushchly klInikoy lachabnogo pitaaiy& Institute, pit&niy&
Ikademil neditsinskikh nauk SSSR (dir. chlon-korrespondent AM SSSR
prof. O.P.Kolchawva)
(BUTS.
In various diseases,
Oprev. aspects of ther. lists)

~MISHIKOV. Fedo- Kuz-Imich, doktor meditsinskikh nawk. professor; TSIL'-
"SM%'?T.-X-.T-.,redaktor; ISLEUTIMA. P.G., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Alcoholism is the enemy of health] All-ogolizm - vrag zdorovIIa.
Moak-va, Izd-vo 32nanie," 1955. 22 p. (MIRA R:6)
(Alcoholism)

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Author : Men'shikov, F. K.
Title : Concerning a unified principle of constructing a therapeutic diet
Periodical : Vop. pit., 45-48, Jan/Feb 1955
Abstract : Presents fourteen therapeutic diets in a table giving their corresponding
chemical composition, caloric content, method of preparation, and degree
of pulverization. The outline was constructed on a unified principle and
is offered for,consideration. Various disorders of the alimentary tract
are discussed with a reconmendation for one of the suggested diets, i.e.
a diet rich iu calcium and phosphorus is suggested for a tuberculosis
patient who does not require vigorous nutrition. One large table. No
references.
Institution: Clinic of Theraveutic Nutrition, Acad Med Sci USSR, Ybscow
Submitted : --
vLZNRVA. ?-nnrcl'ye~7na. prox. re.i.; '~AYNTSIUY,~k, 6."te.
~.Dlot in anenial Zak pltat~eia pri i-ed. Y.K.
Men'r-hikove. 1Zd. 2. Mockva, Medglz. !9-56. 22 (1)(t-PA 11:6)
(PIrn. IN DISBAET)
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BtYUL, Yek.; redaktor
2-156"96"
[Diet for the tubercular patient] Kak pitat'sia bollaomm tuberkula-
som. Pod red. Y.K.Kealehlkova. Moskva, Kedgiz, 1956. 34 p.
(TUBZRCUWSI3) (DINT IN DISSASS) (KIRA 10:11)

doktor meditainskikh nauk, professor;
USPRUSKAYA, N.V., redaktor; GUBIR, M.I., takhnicheskiy redak-tor.
[Diet in diseases of the cardiovascular system] Lechebnoe pitanie
pri sabolovanitakh serdechno-soaudistoi sistemy. Moskva, Izd-vo
'Znanie." 1957. 31 P. (Vaesoluznoe obahchestvo po rasprostranenilu
politichesKA t nauchnykh ananit. Ser.8, no-.26) (MM 10:11)
(DIST IN DISEASE) '(r.ARDIOVASCUI.AR SYSTM-'bISRASES)

HENISHIKOV, F.K.
Twenty-five years of work by the In3titute of IfutrItion in the field
of diatotherap7 and prospects for further development. Top.pit. 16
ao-1:18-23 Ja--F 157. (NIBA 10:3)
1. Iz kliniki lechabno& pitaniya (zaveduyushchI,7 - professor F.K.
KE$nlshikov) Institute pitaniya ANN SSSR, Moskva.
(DIRTS
prev. & ther. use in Russia (Rua))

-AMM'"OEG"i In&.marofessor; SOKOL40VSKLY. V.P.
The significance of diet in the treatment and prevention of
atherosclerosis. Sov.med. 21 no.2:18-23 F 157. (KLaA 10:6)
1. Iz kliniki lechebnogo pitaniya (zav. - prof. F.K.Ken'shikov)
(ARMIOSCLItROSIS, prev. & control
rale of diet in)
(DISTS, in various dis.
arteriosclerosis. prev. & ther.)

BORINSKAYA. YelmterinB Ej..; HM's=OV, Fedor KuzImich. rect.; KARSHa.
Rake Solomonovich, red.
(Diet in disease; a manual for dieticians and cocks in
hospitals) Lechabnoe pitanie; posobie dlia dietsester and
povarov bollnichafth uchrezhdenii, pod red. F.K.Men'shikova i
M.S.Marshaka. Hoek-7a, Medgiz. 1958. 395 P. (MIRA 12:6)
(DIET IN DISIA (COOKNRY FOR M SICK)

MISHIKOV. F.K., prof.
Pressed Yeast. Zdorov'e 4 no.700 Jl 158. (IMA 11:6)
MUST)

-prof.$ doktor med.nauk, KADFR, U.N., red.;
XMISMOV, Fedor KUZ17jobs
MRASAVINA, A.M., takhn.red.
[Alcoholism is tha foe of good health] Alkogolizm - vrag zdo-
rovlia. Mosk7a, Voon.izd-vo X-va obor.SSSR. 1959. 68 P.
(KIRA 13:4)
(ALCOHOLISM)

WY 00 Iftlety 110ts the f.U..1.9 ~t:.Iv -d titIts of P-pols.
Cope==, 1. N Professor Mesa%, *low tur.1
bet- 1. tm ~Vpvr res"Pirst-Y
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j4UUj3jjCZ_JjAar- K.. Prof ... a,, InstLtat. of
fttrittoo. Ko"ov, Dietetic t"atmarat of ul-
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Pmfessor, UnitCr%4 Tubem4losls
lastitutol Ught hmCer a
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19th r-ur-ti., Poet= &ELM CW
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MEN'SHIKOV, F.-.K.. prof.; PLOTITIKOVA, S.S.
DietotheraW in certain types of anemia. Probl.genat. i perel.
krovi 4 no-7:38-41 Jl '59. (11 LM '12: 10)
1. Iz kafedry lechebnogo pitaniya (zav. - prof.F.K.Men'shikov)
Neatral'no 0 iastit-ata usovershenstvovanlya vrachey.
SNMMIA. ther.
diets (Rua))
(DIETS, in var. dis.
anemia (Rue))

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Diet therapy in atherosclerosis. Sov.med. 25 no-8:30-9 Ag 160.
(MM 13:9)
1. Is kafedry diyetoterapii (zav. - prof. F.K. Menlabikov) TSentrall-
nogo instituts. usovershonstvovaniya vracLay (dir. M.D.Kovrigina)o
(ARTMOSCLFAMIS) (DIET IN DISEASE)

HM41SHIKOV -FedQr-KUz�m1,Q1~. prof.. doktor med.naxetc; STLAROSTENKOVA, M.H.,
SAVCHENKO, Ye.V., tekhn.red.
[Tborapeutic diet in diseases of the digestive organs; as
revealed by materials of public lectures delivered in the
lecturing bureaus of the Society] Lechebnoe pitanie pri zabo-
levaniikh organov pishcheveraniia; po materialam publichn h
ykh
lektaii. chitannykh v lektoriiakh Obshchastva. Moskva. Izd-vo
*'Znanie.0 1961. 30 P. (Tsesoiuznoe obshchestvo po rasprostra-
neniiu politichaskikh i nau--hnykh znanii. Ser.8. Biologila
i meditsina, no.4) (mmA 14:2)
(DIET IN DISEASE) (DIGESTIVE ORGANS-DIWASES)

MIISHIKOVS, F.K.
Work of-it&F-International Congress of Gastroenterology. Vest.AWI
SWR 16 no - 3: 50- 53 161. OURA 24:7)
(ALDENTARY CANAL-DISE&SM)

MENISAIKOV, F.K_, prof.
(Concise training manual for dietotherapy]Kratkoe uchebnoe posobie
po dietoterapii. Moskva, TSentr.in-t usovershenstvovanild vraChei.
Pt.l. 19e2. 202 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(DIET IN DISEASE)

MENISHIKOVP F.K., prof.
(Concise traiaing mn ual on lietotherapy]Kratkoe uchebeoe
posobie po dietoterapii. Moskva, TSentr. in-t ussovershenstvo -
vaniia vrachel. Pt.2. 1962. 211 p. (MIRA 160)
(DIET IN DISEASE)

MENISHIKOV Fedor Kuzlaich; ARTEM'YEV, S.G., red.; LYUDKOVSKAYA, N.I.,
- I
tekhn. red.
[Intestinal diseases]Bolezni kishchechnika. Moskva, Medgiz,
1962. 259 p. (14IRA 16: 1)
(INTESTINES-DISEASES)

MENISHIKOV, F.A.., prof. (Moskva)
ClasBificatior of imt-est-inal diBeases. Min. ned. 4-1 nc.2:
102-109 F163 (,',g-q.A 17 -.1
I
1. Iz kafedry lechebnogo pitaniya TSentrallnoly-o Instituta uao-
vershenstvovani7a vrachey.

Kri A
V e r F"

- , - i - -.I : . .. I -- 1 1. - -- - 7~ -, - ;- -'~, -- . -1 1 1. .1, -., , , - -,
11-1----I--- - - .1- 1.--, - ., .- , " ..- : , t
MENISHIKOV, F.K.; VOLKOVA, A.I.; BARMINA, L.V.
Nutrition of patients with neoplasm--. Trudy TSIU 62:268-277 '63.
(MTRA
1 18-3)
1. Kafedra gastro-ent,!rologii i diyetotera~ii (zav. prof. F.K.
Men'shikov) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey.

,,T,N I SIfIKOV)- Tr C,
4 4
lic 'at
1. Kafedra gas trc~-, n-,~,!rc -'ngil i ilv~-- --,qT r,.Ogo
instituta

BURCHINSKIY, G.I., prof.; BEYUL, Ye.A., kand. med. nauk;
VASII,2,,'KO, V.Kh., Frof.; GUKASIAIT', A.G., zas-I. deya---~'
nauk:i, prof.; URNAUiEOV, V.K., kanc. red. rauk;
GUBERGRITS, A.Ya., prof.; LORIYE, I.F., prof.;
NEPSRIKOV, F.K., prof.; FLOTIIIKOV, N.N., prof.;
RAbUITINA, N.A., kand. med. nauk; RADBILI, 0.33., prof.;
itYSS, S.F., prof.; SALIRAE-, M.M., kand. mod. nauk;
SUKHININ, F.L.,, prof.; STEPANOV, P.N., prof.; FJNT, I.M.,
prof.; SELAGUROV, A.A., prof.; TAhEYEV, Ye.V.., prof.,
otv. red.:
[Multivolume manual on internal diseases] Mnogotomnoe ru-
kovodstvo po vnutrennim bolezniam. Moskva, 1-teditsina.
Vol.4. 1965. 667 p. (MI;U 18.: 1)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen AHN SSSR (for Tareyev, Vasilenko).
2. Chien-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Ryss).

MEWSHIKOVY F.K., prof.0 zasl. deyatell nauki
(Dietotherapyl Dietoterapiia. Moskva, T-Sentr. ir--t
usovershenstvovaniia vrachei. Pt.l. Izd.3. 1965. 273 p.
(MIRA 18:8)

SOV /137-58-8-18008
FranslatLon from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurolya, i958, Nr 8, p257 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Men' shikov, F. S.
T ITLE: The Method of lsoconcentrational Cross Sections in the Investiga-
tion of Four-cornponent Alloys With Stratification (Metod izokon-
tsent rats ionnykh sechen;y v issledovanii clietyrekhkomponentnykh
sistern s rasslaivanivern)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sibirsk, metallurg in ta 1957, Nr 4, pp ZOO--107
ABSTRACT: The method of the construction of isoconcentrational phase
diaurams, permitting to make evident the main elements of
phase equilibria in the region of stratification (S) wLtfiout the
construction of complicated polythermic diagrams of separate
cross sections, and also to solve the problem of the character
of the position of the limiting connodes (C), i. e , the isothermal
lines of crystallization The conclusions are illustrated by the
investigation of the quaternary system phenol - benzoic acid -
naphtalene - water, based on the hypothesis that in this case,
'oo,
the laws governing the position of C formulated earlier
for ternary alloys are fundamentally verified. "he difference
C a r d 12lies only in the fact that the deviation of C from the zero

SOVII, 1, 37-58-8-18008
The Method of isoconcentrational Cross Sections (con'. )
direction is determined here by a relationship between the values of three-
critical temperatures of S, because of the six binary systems forming the
given s~'Stern' only three have a common region of S. It is demonstrated
that in the system studied, which has a single region of S embracing three
ternarv systems, all the limiting C deviate trom the zero direction towards
the binary systems of naphtalerie - water and benzoic acid - water having the
highest critical temperatures of S, For the portrayal of the position of C
in the region of S, the method of projections drawn on the surface of a four-
pha5e monotectic is proposed. The theory and a detailed description of this
method are adduced. The possibility of determining the character of the
pozition of the limit C and of finding the fundamental parameters characteri-
zing the phase equilibriums in the S volume by means of two constant-con-
centration sections is indicated. To construct the isoconcentrational curves,
the ccricentration of phenol in the initial ternary mixture is plotted on the
abscissa while the temperature of crystallization is determined according to
the temperature curves at indicated concentrations of water. Isoconcentra-
tional curves are obtained by means of joining the temperature points corres-
ponding to equal concentrations of water by a smooth curve. It is assumed that
the established law governing the Location of C would be observed in other
si-,-ii1ar systems independently of the features of the components forming a
oi-en svstern. 1. Alloys-Analysis 2. Alloys-1hase-studies L. G.
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~EWSHIKOV, F.S.; NAZAROV, P.G.
Waya of improving the dewatering processes of -,rery grAll coa-1.
Trudy VNIlGidrouglia no.2:96-103 163. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Sibirskiy metallurgicheskiy institut i Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
issledovatellsk-ly i proyektno-konstruktorskiy institut dobychi
uglya gidravlicheskim, sposobom.

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A052/AO02
Translation from; Referativpyy znurnal, Elektrolak~mika, '191-9, N3. 16, p. 1"'.
# 34639
AU-TH:-'-R,, Men I shikov,_ G - G.
T.IILF,. Tahle Device for Harmonic Synthesis
F ERT OD I;I'AL -Uch. zap. WU, 1958, No. 271, pp. 48-53
'M T Two varlarits of computers, solving problems of ha--MoLl-- sy-rtnesl~:,
developed at radio laboratory of the Faculty of Mathematical amd Me-h-inl-ai
Engllneerirq of LGU Are briefly described. Thi? first variant is i::.*.srded for
-omputing the s7um-s\lt
n
a 0 +T (ak cos k x + b k sLn k x)
k-1
in fixed points x - 0, 2VIM, 4G-/m .... 2(m-1),Wlm and consists of a of'
potentiometers for manual. setting the ak values. Resistors for sst.,~Ing *.hp -Ics
k x values are connected ir series with the potentlometers whlle
cor-nected in parallel. At a manual setting of ak and x valu-?s, 'he
J
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Table Device for Harmonic Synthesis AOrl-2/AO02
are oharged up to a k ccs k x values and at an in-series _,onne~.tlon of the
--apacitors, they form the wanted sum of terms of the The se,~ond va-!,L-*
of -he devi-^e is intended for determintng the sum
a000 L aijk _0s (iX 4 jy + kz 1.1k)
i,j,k 0 .,. r, -
i+j+k ~ 0
at. small _n, as for insrarce In cr-Is tall ography, and differ& 'Ir:,,n '~:e "--3% c-e
by the preserce of stap swito-hes for storage of the argumert
4 idlustrations,
M V
Trani5latorls note; Th.'s is the full tranElatior. of tile origir-il
abstract,

MEIIISEIIKOV, G.G.
Adder of the relay-type calculating machine vith amplitude selection.
Uch. zap. WU no.271:54-69 158. OGRA .12:5)
(Electronic calculating machines)

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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
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A004/A104
Men'shikov, G.G., Tuchin, V.N.
Computer for the summation of functional series
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 7, 1961, 9 abstract
7D83 ("Tr. Le-niner. elektrotekhn. in-ta svyazi", 1959, ~1960], no.
7, 77 - 84)
TEXT: The authors describe a digital.computer for the computation of func-
tional "POLINONV series developed at the Leningradskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy insti-
tut svyazi (Leningrad Electrotechnical Communication Institute). The computer cal-
culates sums of the form N
F W = ~: anf n W
by the ~,-method with differences of the fourth order. Problems of this kind are
met with in many calculations of radio engineering, electric communication and
mathematical physics. The operation speed of the computer is limited by the re-
cording device and, therefore, telephone relays controlled by vacuum tubes have
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Computer for the summation of functional series A004/A104
been chosen as basic 6lenent. 190 relays, 200 tubes and 1,000 semi-conductor
diodes are used in the computer. Stepped selectors serve as program transmitters.
The information input is effected with the aid of a magnetic tape and a patch bay
of 10 contact switches. The computer is equipped with a capacitor-type storage
device with relay commutation and a buffer storage device fitted with non-heating
thyratrons. The counting cycle consists of 156 beats and lasts for 6.24 seconds.
The maximum computation error is 0.001. It is planned to improve the computer and
to extend the field of problems being solved. Thez~e are 2 references.
0. Bachin
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHORi Menlalitkov, G. G.
TITLEt A computation method for the digital differential ana-
lyser, possessing higher exactne-s
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. ~., ':16-,
abstract 5V'80.(Tr. Nauchn - tekhn.. Konferen's Le-
ningr. elektrotekYr., in-ta svyazi. vyp 2, L 96n,,
19 - 22)
TEXTt Proposed is a compLit:ng method which ailow!~ to project
digital differential analysers (TsDA = A ) wi,b a computing
exastness proportional to the square of the comput--ng timi. if the
-en d-'fferent,.al equation -,s rr-ili-ed to the systema
d2 a, d ~k 2 n
, k y. y
Yk
then the computer solves the systemt
2 J:: !i ( k 3
a,
95 Yk = -,,~k Y Y,
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C... YC444
J-
e. g.: under the same computing speed thp order of the cum uting
exactness is twice as high as with the modern LA AA, (T6DA~ , A nume.
rical example is given in order to illustra,e ti- advantages .1-f tr,,-.9
method of the second differentia'3..
(Abstracteris note3 Complete translation.)
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D249/D302
AUTHOR- Men'shikov, G.G._
TITLE-. A computer based upon methods involving no multipli-
cation and intended for calculating linear combina-
tions of functions
PERIODIC:*,LL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no, 4, 1961, 20, abstract 4 B155 (V sb. Teoriya i
Adi SSSR
primeneniye diskretn. avtomat., sistem, 11., ,
1960, 360-364)
TEXT: Theoretical considerations are presented leading to the con-
struction of a special purpose computer for calculating linear com.-
binations of single variable functions with arbitrary coefficients.
The operation of the machine is based on a principle that is readily
applicable to digital computers without the ability to multiply, In
the computation process the given functions are approximated by a
special kind of polynomials. This fact permits the reduction of
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A computer based upon methods.., D2497D302
the number of different opera-Lions to two only, viz, the shift and
summation. An estimate is made of the effectiveness of the method
and recommendations are given regarding the choice of the scale of
notation and spacing computations. The main constructional feat-
ures of this special purpose computer are described. It is recon.-
mended further that the computer should be based on the clectromech-
anical relay and the following essential devices: The coincidence-
type adder as the operating unit, one-way delay unit, and a control
system, With the relay operating time equal to 10,,t,~ sec, the com-
puter is capable of calculati 1200 values for a function repres-
ented by a sum of 50 terms, ?Abstracter's note; Complete Lransla-
tion-7
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KEN'SHIKOV, G. '~., Cand Teen Sci -- "Computation of funa,tIonal
- i , A,. t't'~ , I . r, - - -
polynomials on Len, 1961. (Lenin4Iast of
~"- -'r.) "- I .
4iomech and Optics) (KL, 8-61, 246)
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S/19 61/000/011/025/070
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THOR: Mt-shikov. G.G.
TITLE: On feeding the functions into digital simulators
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelelctronika,
no. 11, 1961, 15-16, abstract 11 B118 (Tr. Nauchno-
tekhn. Konferentsii Leningr. elektro-tekhn. in-ta
svyazi, no. 3, L., 1961, 55-58)
TEXT: Application of delta-modulation of a high order on
feeding the functions into contemporary digital simulators is de s-
cribed. This method of feeding the functions into digital computers
is utilized in the "Polinom" machine. The recording and feeding Z
technique used in this machine is applicable to digital computers.
7 references. Z-Abstracter's note: Complete translation_7
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1 Ic Sej'Lc:.q ;i"
TITLE. ol-ilplill-cr
X-ray
-ci iya natematiki,
~,istrotiom~,l. ilo. 1, 169 -171
! c-,w~ng 6caLs were set
TEXT: Tn designln~.; ,'ic cumpurer, tr,,,~ -~(
to consi,lerablv f a(-' clnd speed up ~S and to make
oc co~ ,,s t r Oic, iaboratory, The
i t so s inip I e t- liat
3c-l-ics 11 type
Machi nc has ti-.e ~7 .., V
- I I-,-, C-ii C) C ;ldc i:-i,- oil,
or 1;~
F(I-Ocus i,x -7-
for x 0 t 1, 2. N/,~ i r i f; c a sy to j-A-Ov:('c (,r separate
addition o' even at,,('. r)(id A Model of the
Machine ~l i c (~ s i c L c .1i'll 8
s
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Computer !:or calcula~;'r.,-,- D-10 !1/',) 505
and N T h c op c r i* I L.~,' .-j cc i i:-, as ',o`jows TI.C .'Gu~jtt-for
sums a.-,e foij,-,,cL by :wllcla.'~-.'-'j .71~1 I .-c vol; a--c o,, a c)L' s(2riQ,,;-ccn-
nectecl cx,)uciLors Tlli-2 -,-olta-c- oL c,ipa,-*i-or sliotiLd correspond
to the V-Aile of F(h)c()S(c'1-'x)o stall'il"~Z,tj .on 0 1- . thc c .:)acitors,
2 voltagrc~ stal;ilizers were serl~2r;-cotmcctc'."' In such 'I -'.'ay tIlLt the
3 outptit terminals of tlie instrur-iient correspondc'(~ to voltage values
of 100, 0 and -100 v , 11o capaci-',c-)Y's ,icre uti,ir,.,ecl by poLei,tioincters,
consisting ei~cli of two sories-connectod I-c'sistors r Y. k a nd R , A
stabilizec! voltagc of jvj -., 100 v was appliec'. to the temp inals of
the potentiometers, a,; a rrs~-ilt. (-,,E whi-h tlic vottagc-(Irop on K was
found Lo 11'-~e jvJ co5,(61-,x)'-' Ilegative series- coef ficients were accou-
nted for by a change of poles- .or comptitin,,r series with harmonics
not higher t'~iari t~ie ei(yhtli, 8 rapac-Itors (capacirv z LO/',' farad)
were used. The coeff lcie~its F(h) were given by 2 resistors R- The
potentiometers and capacitors were connecteri and disconnected by
relays T'he values nnd signs of the series-coefficients are applied
to tho machine by mc~ans o1-: mova'Jlc- contacr,s on R, and by ~Iumblers
at the olitput of tho unit (for the ~~i,lns) The rate oL' coripu-
positioi-Is is of the order of 2 mins,
ting the sum of a serics for !5
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This ratc% iof,!j ijcj,, (ie,)crj(j ()a
the adding operal-io-i Fit 1(: e ~3 a i'(Lc-- cot-,put;iLic,~i error
not. --cc-ed 2',,-. I'llc "."ofjcl- tised J'or
unive rs i te L ( Len j rif,i ad S I a i- e vc, I I n t ic i- I a)o r,.,t or,,, ia- ~lc -
tice There is I 1,1111-11-C
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LUTHORSt Men'shikov, G. G., Hakhovich, L. M.
TITLE# Procedure for designing a device for storage and selection
of sine- and cosine values
PERIODICALs Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Priborostroyeniye,
V. 4, no. 2, 1961, 67-71
TEXT: In harmonic analyzers and synthetizers polynomials
ncos nx + Bnsin nx) are calculated for the nodes x: xog x 0 +Lx....
n.
For the determination of the sine- and cosine values for variable values
of x and n harmonies, the devise must therefore indicate the values of
sin nx and cos nx. A special scheme for the reduction of nx to an acute
angle is used in the "Sintez" machine, which is provided for the case that
the distance of the nodes from each other is Ax - 1 degree (1 degree - o.91
and the number of harmonics equals 100. For this scheme it is adequate to
use 101 sin x values in the first quadrant. These values are stored in
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Procedure for 13124/B206
the apparatus in the form of a diode matrix. In the selection scheme the
values for the argument nx, reduced to an acute angle, are produced; the
code for the reduced argument is determined; the sign of the products
An cos nx, Bn sin nx (1) is determined. Previously, an arbitrary angle is
assumed and the following designations are introduced: k(z) denotes a
whole hundredth of z, and z' the value z - k(z). In this case k(z)+ 1 is
the number of the quadrant in which the value z exists, and
z a z' + 100k(z) (2). A decimal stepwise adder (5A) of second class in
the feeding devioe is used to elaborate the argument x. At the transition
to a new node, SA sums x + Ax. When x - V + 100k(x) (3) is written down,
then V is stored in the SA, and k(x) in the SQA. An arc adder (AA) is
also provided, which works out the values nx1. In a transition to a new n,
this adder obtains from SA the value V and performs the operation nx, + xt
nx' - (nxi), + 100k(nxt) (4) holds, (nxl)l being stored in the (AA) and
k(nx') in the quadrant arc adder (qAA From (3) and (4) results:
nx - (nz1)' + 100[k(nxl) + nk(x)] (5~. Thus, (nxJ)' is the value of nx
reduced to an acute angle, which is fed into the table as address. The
contacts "A and SQA are part of the scheme which determines the code of
the address (nxl)l (Fig. 1) and the sign of the products. From Eq.
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sin nx sin[(nxl)l +loom,) (6) is derived, where m =nk(x) +k(nxl) +r and
cos nxI = 1
r =(o for producing sin nx. Fig. 1 shows the contact relay diagram used in
1 for producing cos nx
the "Sintez" machine. The uosition of the contacts corresponds to the
pairs of values, k(x), k(nxl) and r. The formation of the sign of the
products is also dealt with; under consideration of Eq. (6),
sign (Bn sin nx)l= jsign Bn signf(nxl) I + 100[nk(xl) +k(nxl) +r1f, where sign z
sign (An cos nx)) ksign Ani
is the value of the variable z. For the introduction of s =0, when the
coefficient is Dositive, and a =1, when the coefficient is negative,
sign Bn sin nx sign sinj(nx' + 100[nk(x) + k(n,x) + r + 911 is obtained, from
sign ~Ancos nx~j=
which it results that the required sign is determined by the value
m2 =nk(x) +k(nxl) +r +s. This study was recommended by the Department of
Theoretical Radio Engineering. There are 1 figure and 4 Soviet-bloc
references.
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Procedure for... B124/B206
ASSOCIATION: Leningradakiy elektrotekhnicheakiy institut svyazi im.
M. A. Bonch-Bruyevicha (Leningvad Electrotechnical Inotitute
of Communications imeni M. A. Bonch-Bruyevich)
SUBMITTED: November 2, 1960
Legend to Fig. 1: Contact relay variant of the code-forming scheme
a) degree of determination of the parity of nk(x), b) degree of determina-
tion of the parity of nk(x) +k(nxl), c) degree of determination of the
parity of nk(x) +k(nxl) +r, d) input, e) information on the parity of n,
f) information on the parity of nk(x), g) information on the parity of
nk(x +k(nxl), h) output, i) contacts SQA (information or, the parity of
k(x)~, k) contacts QAA (information on the parity of k(nxl)), 1) contacts
of the programming counter (information on r), m) information on the
parity nk(x) +k(nxl) +r.
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IMERISHIKOV., G.G.
Circuit and static design of an electron tube-transistor trigger.
Radiotekhnika 16 no.5:60L-63 My 161. (MIR., 14:6)
1. Deystvitelinyy chlen Ilauchno-itekhnicheskogo obahchestva
radiotekhniki i elektrosvyazi.
(pulse circuits)
I Z

27593
S/108/61/016/010/0061/006
q, qoad,~ 3 7 D209/D306
AUTHORS: Men'shikov, G.G., and Tuchin, V.N.
TITLE: The electronic and relay specialized digital analogue
computer "Polinom"
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, v. 16, no. 10, 1961, 65 - 74
TEXT: The universal digital-analogue computers - digital differen-
tial analyz3rs t~.14A(TsDA) are becoming lately widely used, mainly
because of the simplicity of design and ease of operation. The digi-
tal analogue computer is not particularly suitable to evaluate the
value of polynomials of the very generai kind
aj, (.0.
'r (,) = E
n-1
To evaluate trigonometrical polynomials of the type
N
(A cos nx B, sin nx) (2)
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The electronic and relay ... D209/D306
a special computer has been desi ed at the Leningrad _E_1ectro-Techni-
cal Institute of Communications M,"IS), the programning o'L which
does not require the use of digital analogue computer techniques,
[Abstractor's note: The design was produced in the Department of
Theoretical hadio Technology of NIO LEIS under the scientific su-
pervision of Docent A.M. Zayezduy. Responsible for the design were
G.G. Menshikov and V.N. Tuchinj since in evaluating the more gene-
ral polynomials of the form of ~Iq. (1), the methods of digital ana-
logue computations result in basic and considerable simplifications
(in case of a small number of terms). Work at the Leningrad Electro-
technical Institute of Communications resulted in 1959 in the design
and constructio: of a digital analogue computer using the new me-
thod of computations as applied to the polynomials of the type of
Eq. (1), where fn (x) - functions of various types, given within a
certain interval (a, b) and having a finite fourth derivative. The
computer was named the "Polinom" and its experimental use began at
the beginning of 1960. In the present article, the authors give ba-
sic information about the construction and use of the above compu-
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ter. The method of computation, as adopted for the machine, may be
called that of delta modtilation of the fourth order, in ahich a func-
tion F(x) near the function F(x) is evaluated and which is restored
from the values of its samples of the fourth level (order)
N
A' _)~ (x) ~Ea,, Aln (X)
n-1
(4)
The increment in the given level (order) is determined recurrently.
The increment of the m-th order of *7-nction f(x) is the increase of
the increment of the (m-)-th level (order)
A- f (x, ,) ~ A"-'j ('V -'/ ( -j
.1 ~,) A'" _t
(5)
It can be shovin that to exceed the sampling of the 4-th level while
complicating the programming, does not increase the accuracy. The
process of function evaluation from its fourth increment is eqiiiva-
lent ot numerical integration within the limits (a, b) of
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where ~~ n(:x fn (x) with initial conlitions y ~(a) = _P(m)(a),
ing d'ta are the coefficients of the poly-
m = 0. 1, 2, 3. The start'
nomial a and of a number -,(4
n ~_f n(x) cnaracterizes the given
system of functions [f n(x)]. Unlike the simple deilta-modulRtion the
numbers 2-:.(4)-f n have the form
A 4j~_ (x) = ,~ (x) I O-P 6
where o (x) = 0, � 1, � 2. The values of a (n) and the whole -oDsi-
n n
live numbers pn are so chosen that if one takes number on (x) 10-pn
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as the fourth increment of a function ?~(x) and restores this func-
lues of f
tion, then the va ,(x) will, be near to the values of fnkx).
The choice of dn (x) for a eiven claos of [f n (x)] is part of program-
ming for the evaluation of functions of this class. The bloc-diagram
of evaluating a polynomial from the fourth increment is shown in
Fig. 3. Each increment T(x) is . i!covered from the increment next
higher in ordpr and hence, accord'no, to (5) and (6) the cycle of
operations on the "Polinom" is performed according to the forinuiae
Y-4 b,.
where
b,
A:'F(x,,,) A"F(,v,.) A' F (x_,);
(9)
AIF (x,,,,) A2F (x~,) A3 F (x,
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AT (X, -,) = ~ T (.r,) A If (10)
T (X, 1) = ~ (V) ---- ~ (V~
_d. (11)
The bloc diagram of the computer is also given. The small number of
operations together with the Parallel transfer and processing of
information as used in the "Polinom" made the speed of the machine
limited by the speed of the read-out. The computer has 170 tubes
operating mostly as power amplifiers for the relay switchin The
adder and output have as memory elements thyratrons MTX-90 ~~*ITKh-90)-
There are about 1000 semi-conductor diodes. The storage uses capa-
citors type KET!.~,(KBGI) 0.1 u. 'hp. machine thus evaluates the.poly-
nomials of Bq. (1) with N 89 (depending or. the programming),
/a./-1-1 lo Ifn (X)/-,. 1. Three significant fifl-Ures of the argument x
and five of TW# two before and three after the decimal point have
to be printed. The accuracy of these determines the accuracy of P
(x) = P(x). The average speed of calculations is 9 sec per bloc.
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It is stated in conclusion that it is advisable to have several
programs for the same class of functions [f n(x) ], that programs
with large increments should be used in evaluating low order poly-
nomials and while programs with small increments should be used
for polynomials of higher order. Several classes of polynomials
are to be programmed on a "Ural" electronic digital computer. Theie
are 9 figures, and 12 refere-ces: 10 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-
bloc. The r6ference to the En,glish-language publication reads as
follows: F. de Jager, Philips research reports, v. 7, no. 6, Dec.
1952.
SUBMITTED: December 24, 1960
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AUTHOR: Men'shikov, G.(i.
T1 fl.i~: Iticreasing tiie accaracy of a di~;ital differei,tial
k'~~'UWICAL. IZVOStiVa VVSS11i;J1 LIChUbIlykIl Z;.1VedC11iy. PriborontroYL:111ye,
v. 5, no. 1, 19621, 74-78
T lie author proposes a simple method of increasing by a I'LActor
of two the accuracy of a digital differential analyzer (navin~ a i,L~i,xrN
counting system) . The associated logic circuit is oaseal oi-, one previousiy
suggested by the autlior (Ref. 4. Nckotoryye logiclieznkiye sk-huma, asitovany-
ye na somestnom priiiienenii elektronnykh lamp i trm~,istorov ksmliv Loil,ic
Circuits jjased on SimultaneOUSly used VaCUUM Tubes and Transistors). Trudy
nauchno-teklinichaskoy konferentsii LEIS, 1061, no.3). The circuit-has no
carry trigger required for normal coding and increasing -,he speed of opera-
tion tivice requires only a slight modification of the logic structure of
the register for the more significant digits. There are I figure and
1 table, and 5 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Sovi,~t-bloc.
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A,~.~,O Cl A f 1 GX; Leningrad-siiy c I ek trot elchni c heskiy i.'I.StILLIt SVV~,Zl II.I. ?r~f.
M.A. Bonch - Bruyevicna (Leningrad Electroteclinical InStItUte Of
nications im. Prof. i3oncli-bruyevich)
SU;3.",IITTED: May 22, 1961
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Calculation of the re1izbi1i',j or' ra~lia systems with separ;.ite reservation.
Radiotekhnika 13 nG.12:68--71 D 163. (MIRA -17:1)
1. Dey3tVitellnyy t,-hlen obshchestva r-idioekhniki
i elektrosvyazi Lmeni Pop,-!va.

ME N -1-SH IKOV, ~ G. G.
Structure of digital differential analyzers. Iw77ch. -~ekh. !
vop. prog. no.3:91-96 164. (~GRA 1P.3j'

GOLIDENBERG, L.M.~, MENISHIKOV.G.G.; GORINSHTEYN, A.M., otv. red.
[Introduction to the teihnioue of programming; a training
manual] Vvedenie v tekhniku programmirovaniia; uchebnoe
posobie. Leningrad, Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-+. sviazi
1964. 46 p. (MIRA 18:7)

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ACC NR- AP6017926 SOURCE CODE: UR/0378/66/000/002/0018/0025
AUTHOR: Men'shikov, G. G.
ORG: none
TITLE: Study of the inherent error of two-fold delta -modulation
SOURCE: Mbernetika, no. 2, 1966, 18-25
TOPIC TAGS: error function, delta modulation, pulse modulation
ABSTRACT- Since the error factor of higier-order delta -modulation has been analyzed only
for a few very simple cases, the present article represents an attempt to fill this pp. The
delta-modulation problem is mathematically formulated as follows: function f is prescribed
at points tn(n = 0.1, . .., N). At these points a function i having the following properties:
1) the difference 61' In assumes one of several fixed values for the given whole k > 0,
2) the coding error 6n = f n - In is sufficiently small, is juxtaposed to function f. The
problem is solved and the estimates obtained are applicable in the study of the possibilities
r
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1 1
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was pafted in until the Do pp(a. was Clartiviete, the rabot. Novin. was treat"I with 25r, *41foff and rztd. with Ftt), 000
wvA filteted and the ppi. waoAcd with hot HgO. The aq. thl, tatter drivil atut the :1voilt oil. y%zl-ting a fth- coo
%an. wasaciditicif (toCongCoced) with 2SUCIalsid tvalod. dawit. Coill.M.N., ill. 179 fil" (ftutu wilih
is
to a snall vW., the residue was estd. with C110it, and the -so.* W the v%du,ed ,tunift-ino, I hall *the C."'. coo
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am the arldno to
1 ! ! tn. ISU-2, ((MM but 11,0). After retnow of the Witt. the cultigoo 101tecilm), TheaciditLipear,
9411111. was comd. in Como and thc residue totaled With to be Identical with LIAM, and Btacide's M A. 31. coo
abs. MOR, the EtOH looln. filtered, treated with charreal 44546) ia----ic -it[- OtlitleeiGe cilontains I Off vottp
and catiord., but it was impossiblo: to isotate the amilito a1c.. Verevitinov) and a carbonyl group; it 10 app"ent1v
which. loader these cunditium of s4pou.. appsently is illutiocyclie, multi out the tau. of qual. tests appears to tw A
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trawfoatird Cato cat. 1 (16 a.) its 100 cc. 15 /. 11CI was Pyrrollifiric oluelcus, I ai%o j%Mtj,% An MC14 gvlxllv
cefluxotol lor 30 loss.. cooled and filtered. yiefilittit 8 a. of a (Vietotick's totethtid) see
%604411. CosHuUCI. M. 111-13' (if= EILOH). The thus Probably a dl:ri~ but - Met) Umps. The a".Ml
of V-.etfiyJPy,.,..jWie.
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with hot alls. EtOli. filtered. said G. M. Kawupod
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1-911SHIKOV, G. P.
"Tnvestigation of alkaloids in Halosta?ds caspicall., Menshikoy, G. P., and 1bibinstein, M. M,
(P. !"01)
SO- JgLjni:Lof General Chemistry (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimi-i) 1943, Volume 13, no. 1-1-12.