SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIKAYELYAN, A. L. - MIKAELYAN, T. S.

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TITLE: Theory of laser Emission SOURCE: AN SSSR. DokIpAy*, v. 155, no. 6, 1964, 1298-IN1 TOPIC TAGS: laser, stirmil ted light emission, radiation transfer, continuous laserp pulBe laser, solid state laser ABSTRACT: The authors use the transfer equations for generation of light in lasers with a solid rod having parallel mirrored ends. In these equations, they separate the absorption coefficient into two parts., one connected vith stirmilated emissionp the other with the rent of the processes. The fixot part is proportional to the overpopulation, I.e.,to the excess of the number of atoms in the upper state over that of tha lower, per unit volume. The equations are solved for both the stationary case (continuous laser) and the discontinuous case (raisa operation). For the case of a negligibly maLl reflection co-efficientp the solution gives the passage of photons through an averpopulated medium. Orige art. has: 15 formulas. 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L 2ZO�2.66 "D/EWT(I)/EEC(k)-2/T/EWP(k)/EWA(h) IJP(cl ACC NRo AP6014254 SOURCIC , COES: UR/0109/66/011/00510946/0947 AUTHOR% V& Q4j'T1iAAV* YQ0 A- L.1 Savellj=, CRGt none TMJS: Calculation of the passive-switched Igor SOMMIt Radiotakhnika i elektronika, v'. 11, no. 5. 1966, 946-947 TOPIC TAGS: solid state lasei, ruby laser, laser modulation*, Q modulation, passive modulation, phthalocyanine ABSTRACT: The passive-witched ruby laser was investigated by the authors earl-ter (Rad'. i alektronika, 1965, T. 10, no. 7, 1350)1 the generation was calculated by neglected pumping and relaxation processes transpiring during the pulse radiation. The present article reports some results obtained on a cow4mter which clarify the effect of the relaxation between the levels of the viodulator substance (phthalo- cyanine) and the tiae characteristics of radiation'. The calculation shown powerl only with a that nornallythe relaxation does not affect the output 'very short relaxation tins (under 10-12 sea) @zay the laser output fall off. Also, tbg generation of pulses# with very h4ft repetition fre"mW a;d with a low-attenuation passive call was calculated (or. R. Dmemirv J. El. and Cootrols 1961a V. 109 no, 69 453).'Orig'* art. hass 2 figures md 3 fornuLw. (031 SUB COV& 2D SM DMs 04AuC65 OUG RM 003 ME RIFt 001 ATP, PVMS:#l 5* Wo-621,5M.5-rni- L 44 352-66 EWT (1)AWT W/EWP (e) IJO(c)___ ACC NRi AT6022269 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0028/0031 AUTHOR: M@ikgelyan., A. L. (Doctor of technical sciences, Professor); Koblova, M. M.; Helikova - _Tn I. M. ; Ovch _KTova. Ye. V. ; Turkina. K. ORG: none TITLE: Investigation and design of op ical gates SOURCE: -Vseso)Nznayl nauchnaya sessiya, poavyashchennaya Dnyu radio. 22d, 1966. Sekt- siya kvantovoy @lekti@wikl_. boklady. Hoscow, 1966, 28-31 TOPIC TAGS: laser radar, Faraday effect, optic equipment component, terbium compound, diamagnetism ABSTRACT: A scheme is proposed for a simple gating device which contains a 450 pola- rization rotator, a 450 quartz rotator, and a polarizer. A plane polarized light beam passes through the quartz rotator, the polarizer and the active substance where under the applied field the polarization of the beam is restored to its initial condition. The reflected 1-ight is polarized identically as the beam leaving the gate is rotated 45(l more by the rotator, and is either carried away or is absorbed by the polarizer. Requirements for an optical gate are maximum decoupling, minimum loss, minimum distor- tion, minimum reflection, lightweight, and small size. The Faraday effect was studied with special terbium-aluminum garnet. Among diamagnetic glasses studied were samples 2 L 4A359-66 ACC NRs AT6022269 rich in lead oxide. The highest @erdet constant is obtained with PbO'CeO-IBr0j, P20r,_, ank aluminum silicate glass,*Idoped with terbium. The Faraday effect is directly dependent on the ceric oxide content of the glass. The Verdet constant was measured for the various samples of various thickness and was found to fall off in moving from green to red light. A polarization rotator was made of two 9.5 mm pieces of ThAl Lgarnet glued together, which at X=0.63 ij, required a field of 4800 oe to rotate the T @Ight450. The overall length of the gate is 13 cm. Losses are 2.2 db looking in and decoupling is equal to 28.5 db. Methods of improving the design are suggested, especially by using a single crystal. The design may be used in an optical circulat- or. Orig. ar-t. has: 2 figures. SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE-. UApr66 hs Card 2/2 L 45785-66 - cvrr(l)/T - IJP(-C) ACC NRi Ap6o31985 AUTHOR: -Mikaelyan, A. L.; Bobrinev, V. 1. ORG: none SOURCE CODE: uR/o386/66/004/OC)5/0172/0174 TITLE: Noise limitations on the reconntruction of three-dimensional tActures SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pialma v redaktsiyu. Prilozheniye, v. 4, no. 5, 1966, 172-174 01-5ep' , TOPIC TAGS * holography, laser application, stereoscopic photography, photographic emulsion, @@Otographic image, signal to noise ratio/ W-75 laser ABSTRACT: The authors show that the theoretical advantages of hologra hy@ethods for obtaining three-dimensional pictures, namely high and large dynamic brightness range, are offset in practice by the presence of noise, which comes into play during. the reconstruction of the image in a maimer entirely different from ordinary photo- graphy. The randomly disposed emulsion grains, which are separated by appreciable distances (compared with the wavelen6,th cause the interference pattern registered on the hoiogram to have discontinuities that scatter the coherent li@-,ht transmitted throu!;h such a hologram. The spatial distribution of the scattered radiation obeys statistical laws that are characteristic of shot noise. A formula is presented for the ratio of the useful cignal power to the power of the background produced by scattering, from these inhomo(reneities. 'Me derivation of this formuia if; basea an the fact tiiat useful signal is the result of coherent addition of waves that stoxt ,._Ccxrd___ 1/2 L ACC NR, AP6031985 from different elementG of the h,)Io;,,rarr,, and tho t)acki;ruuqd ir, the recult rf tion of waves scattereri t;y Individivil (@rTlillsion ,riLins, with random -phanes. To cbec? on thr- formula the au"riol-S exper,menl.@!d w@th pro(nict Ion of i-.olocra.,s and recon@;t-uc- ','on -)f w-h a sin6le-mode -,as laser GI' Aw; power; the exposures werp severa, minutes and the hologram dimensions 9 x L2 (@m. The ima,-,er, were reconstructed with an 1;,r-'5 laser operating in the multimode re:,ime at a power 20-25 14U. The calculations and the experiments show that the jraininess of the emulsion influences not only the resolving power of the imaj;e, but also, more importantly, the level of the background that distorts the brightness distribution in the image. The authors thank I. R. Protas and G. P. Feyerman who supplied the photographic plates, and Yu. G. Turkov, 1. V. Patapov, and L. N. Razumorv for great help with the experimental research. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 1 formula. (021 SUB CODE: 201 Sum DATE; i4jun66/ OTH REF: 004/ ATD PRESS: 5o84 Card 2/2 pb II L C ACC NRi Alj@,631,+54 SCU@CE C(IDE: U ?G 0 6 5 1 /0 0 2.1,) 0'8G / 3 66 2 JC, -,*, T@aUls.Liun LaDDrat,(,:@Y, "'erev'u. (Oo"yediner-ruava radiatsi- onnaya la`@oratoriya Yerevan5kogo ve r t e t aj 0 in d i n Laz)oratory, Academy o _Sciences, Armenian SSR @ub"yt-dine;;naya radiatsionnaya Labors- toriya Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSSR) ==: Transmission of light pulses through a medi,m w@t@, popuip-tion inversion SOURCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz, v, 5@, no. 2, i966, 68o-682 IMPIC -AGS: laser theory, population vpropagation, t"jj-- ABSTRACT: Propagation of light pulses through a uniform medium with population inversion was analyzed by means of a syatem -)f quasi-clas6ical equations for the case of exact resonance c = C) (where c = w@-W) and by metuts of the perturbation theory. Ihe re@,ultkr amplification refiime vacieii snar . i!* th,, fc,llnwing condition is not T -1 'Y satisfied: OA I (M nj VI&O 2JVj + An( - Adi ax v dt 6) W, X't) @(x,ti,xp,,' .'Kx-iwt@ i.?' @s tr@e patentiFja ve(,trlr, v is U'e I ght 'e re Vclocl'-@Y "L,-4 ti-ic medium, Lc, is tne o,ierT)@:pulatiori of the medium at t and :V: is modulus o' the transiti@--)n elemew. matrix. n t,@,!Bcase, tnf- emissio:-, intei-91ty CarO 1 2 ACC NR: J as ar. (is ci.@ tit ory ch a rricter rm.(! t I;Imp ricflt L@@n "r tit tF@n u at @@,r, ELri S pressed. Orig. art. has: 4 formuias SUB CODE: 201 SUBM DATE: G0,Feb66/ i@h-F: IYFh REF: )Ul/ ATD PRESS: 5080 @, I Ccird 12. t', ACC NRs AP6027243- CODE.-UR/6109/6610-11/006/1518/1520 'AUTHOR: Mikaelyan, A. L.; Ter-Mikayelyan, M. L.1 Tarkov, Yu. G.; Dlyachanko, V. V. ORG: none TITLE: Use of quasi-classical and balance equations for calculating stationary conditions in lasers SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 11, no. 8, 1966, 1515-1520 TOPIC TAGS: laser theory, laser R and D ABSTRACT: The calculation of laser-energy characteristics by the conventional balance method is compared with the calculation by a more riCorous method which takes Into account the wave interference in the re5onator. In the latter method, the field is described by the classical Maxwell equations, and the active atom5, by the 3c"n"redinger equation; two opposing waves are considerec in an optical ru.1onitor forr I 0-@ -1"* IT..-:-r ,ed by two planar mirrors. Cu-rvo:i of rad.'ation floctiviLy calculated by tne two aoove meLaoo-. are At 'L,-,o r e ty po---,,, the balance equations nave a maxamum error 2T/., . Witi. -.--@ner T-B-.7 leVe-s zaid longer specimens, the error dim.1nishos. Orij. a_rt. Ras: 3 f Liv'-res ax,a o formiul". 5@;B CODE: 20 / SLIM DATE: 17-teb66 / ORIIG Ra. o0c) c-0-1) i - - - - ____ UX-. _ACC NRi AT6022267 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/66/000/000/0024/0024 AU7HOR: Mikaelyan, A. L. (Doctor of technical sciences, Professor) ORG: none TITLE: Use of lasers to form three-dimensional images SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya nauchnaya sessiya, posvyashchannaya Dnyu radio. 22d, 1966. Sekt- siya kvantovoy elektroniki. Doklady. Moscow, 1966, 24 TOPIC TAGS: laser application, laser optics, laser photography, hologram ABSTRACT: Methods of foming three-dimensional images with coherent light are discus- sed. It is shown that these methods will produce high quality reproduction of images since the resolution at the image is limited only by diffraction at the aperture and the size of the hologram or interferogram is equal to the size of the aperture. Some experimental results are described. (Abstracter's note: This is essentially the en- tire text of the article]. SLS CODE: 20 SUBM DATE: IlApr66 card I/ I MEYFRSONP F.Z.; MIKAELYAN, A.L.; MARKOVSKAYA, G.1.; I , Function of the right ventricle of the heart under conditions of progressing stress on the left ventricle and left ventrIcular insufficiency. Zhur. ekap. i klin. med. 2 no.6:3-13 162. (MIRA 18. iC))'- 1. Institut nomallnoy i patalogicheakoy fiziologii AMN S&9P i Institut kardiologii i serdechnoy khirurgii U Arn6SR. Action of pmst*rWn* and pro"nat to glauc*rna A 's-T.H.-L Mell In't , l"'104 (Malmai it I Xd 1,'. 4 14 1 W.%l I -StIbC`OT%jUnCIIV.J at,lerOnntrAtinn Of Tl!her fruit lawen intraiwulAir pfr%wre Within U 5-1 tit . min bring re4cheil in 2 3 hn ; Affff 6 M he, the effert Ot Vine I.Owensix Of Ibe pr"surr tit One eye tnually li;wrra OL&I in the Othei Max pupil ronivirtsim omirv it) @N) min And InAv I,rTmst G. 4 is hr@ ( . M K@4.,Jioff Ir KIKAMTAII, A.M., kamlidat maditsinskikh nauk Blaskovict's operation In ptosis. Test-oft-34 no-5:20-22 S-0 155. (KLRA 8-11) 1. Is glasnoy kliniki (t.o.dir.dotsent G.F.Luzhinskiy) Svedlovskogo meditsinakogo inatituta. (&TSLIDS, diseases. ptosis. surg.,Blaakovics's operation) KIKAY.LYAN, A ,,--kand.med.nauk Local d-iathormocoagulation in primary glaucoma. Vest.oft. 71 no-3:24-Z9 MY-Je 158 (MIRA 11:9) 1. Kafedra glaznykh bolezney Sverdlovskogo meditainskogo institute (GLAUCM.A. surg. diathormocoguletion (Rua)) (DIATIMPIMY, In variouB dis. same (Rua)) (=CTROCOAGULATIOE. in vqr.dis. glaucoma (Rus)) GIEBOV, B.A., inzh.; 41KAELYAN B.G., inzh. ......... j-. Two-cycle ring counter uBIng translators and magnetic a-a'7.en*5. Trudy MEI 5501-102 165. (MIRA IPzlo, L@ 06641-67 VP(k)/BiP(h)/ EWT(d)/E @WP(wowp(l) , BC ACC@INRl ARWI418T SOU=.CUIXI UKjX[If65/MQjQIIjA02@/AO29 AUTJIOR.-'OlebcY# B. A@ I Mikadlyang go .00 7=: Two-dyde Mgmto-geodcoWactor ring register souRas. Ref sh. Avtopiattkap tqleaekhanika i vychislitelonaya. tekhnika, Abs 1 1A213 REF. SOMM.. Tr. Mask* energ, In-ta, vype 59# 1965, 91-102 TOM TAGS% shift register, vatomatie contro1j, autom&tic control system, automatic Icontrol theory ABSMACT s A two-cycle ma o-somiconductor register with one diode in the coupling gnet -quadtipole is described. The register cores are broken into two groups. Each group 'cores jointly with their transistor form. a slave blocking generator circuit. The @reglster is started by negative pulses applied to transistor bases. The pulse .@..alvlitudi and duration must be sufficient for exciting the regenerative process. @@,The power fed to the load and required for advancing 010 along the ring is generated in the blocking process. The scheme 9geration is examined, The register @My find uses In contactleos automatic systsms','Ip"ix figures. Bibliograpby of 4 titles. a', U. Urm-Smion of -avetr I SUB CODzu 09 UDC: 62-52s621-374-36 MIWLYAN, I.I., lnzh. Colortmetric determination of small amounts of formaldehyde and chromium concentrAtions. Izv-vYs.ucheb.zav.; tokh.leg.prom. no.5: 27-34 '58. (MTRA 12:2) 1. T$entrallnyy nauchno-lealedovPtellekly institut kozhevennoy pro- myehlennost i. (Colorimetry) (Formaldehyde) (Chromium) AMZOV, S.V.; KV"TATKFVICH, I.K.; laKAELTAII, 1. -I .- Searching for now Mnthn4v and meang for @taking chrome tanned skins. Leg.prom. 18 no.1014l-42 0 158. ()GRA 11111) (Tanning) MMELTAII, I.J., aspirant; MIKHAYWV. A.H.. prof.. doktor tokhn.nauk Investigating, equilibrium In chrome and tannide tanning. 1tv. vye,uchab.save; tekh.leg.prom. no.6:43-51 159. OGM 13-5) 1. Taentral'W nsuchno-Iseledoratel'skiy Institut kozhavenno- obuvnoy pronyahlonnosti. (Tanning)