SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIKHAYLOV, N. - MIKHAYLOV, I. S.

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KITCHA V, N.
.........
From the tundra to the subtropics. Vokrug evets no.2:12-19
F '54. (KLRA 7:2)
(Geography)

MIIHAYLOV. H.tlaureat Stalinakoy premii.
b~;~- - . .. . .. . .. -,., .
Plains and nountains. ZnAn.sila no.4:1-5 Ap 154, (KI-RA 7:5)
(Physical geography)

.',ILCV, Nikolai Nikolaevich.
wide open afaces and treasures of our native land; materials for political
i e.3 M1) sk-va, Voen. Izd-vo MinAster-qtva o~,orony S-)"IR, 1955-39 !j.

M.AYORDV, Semen Mikhaylovich; MIKHATWT. -Alikolag Hikolayevich
VADZYN. 0., redaktor; TFDTABOVSKAYA. I.-9--f-elffiAlcheskly
redaktor.
(The Russian federation] Rossitakals. Federatella. Izd. 2-os
perer. I dop. Moskva, Goa.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1955. 213 P.
(Russia) (KLRA 8: 12)

MIXHAYIAN.N.
OPhysical geography of the U.S.S.R.: Asiatic pann B.P.Suslov.
Revieved by N.Nikhoilow. Geog.v shkole 18 no.4:69-7o ji-Ag 155.
(KLR- 8:10)
(Russia, Asiatic--Physical geography) (Suslov, Berget Petrovich)

KIKHAYLOV, V.
"Geographic works.' I.K. Krasheninnikov. Reviewed by N. Mikhailov.
lxv.Tses.geog.ob-va 88 no.2:208r210 Kr-4p 156. (NLRA 9:8)
(Krashei;lnulkov, Ippolit Klkh&tlovlch, 1884-1947)
(Physical geograpby)

MIKHATLQV, Nikolay Hikoloyevich; KOZLQV, I.T., red.; KANDTKIN, A.Te.,
~r4kf-"" -'a. '
e laie
[I travelalong a cartdian] Idu po meridianu. Moak-vs. OSovetairii
pisatell 0 1957. 169 p - (KIRA 11:2)
~Voyageo and trqvelo)

AUTHOR: Mikhaylov, N.N.
25-11-13/28
TITLEi Change in the Character of the Country (Strana menyayet svoye
litso)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhizn', 1957, # 11, pp 27-29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 7he establishment of the Soviet regime brought about the
indu3trialization of the country and the development of its
mineral resources. The output of electricity increased by
100~ In 1957 the output of coal in the Soviet Union increased
by 15 times in comparison with the pre-revolution period and
the production of oil in 1957 surpassed the formir output by
9 times. in 1957 the production of cast iron increased by
8.5 times. The cultivation of virgin soil and waits land in
KazaKhstan and the Altay district led to the creation of a
cultivated area equal to the size of Italy. During the sixth
Five-year Plan the main routes of tht Siberian rRilways will
be electrified as far as Lake Baykal.
Thore are two sketches.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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KIMUYLOV, Hikolay Nikoleyevich;-HALIKOVA, G.V.. otv.red.; TOKAIWA,
T.H., takhn.red.
[Traveling down the meridian; a trip from pole to pole] Idu po,
meridianu; puteshestvie ot poliusa k poliusu. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo
detskoi lit-ry M-va proav.RSFSR. 1958. 190 p.
(KIIIA 13:12)
(Voyages and travels)

MIKHATWV. N.B., kand.geograf.nauk; KOFTOV, G.Te., kand.okonou.nauk;
~'Jj L-K.K.; HISTKWV. N.V.: SMIRNOV, A.M., prof.. doktor
okon.nauk; RUBINSHTLYN. G.I.,O kand.gsograf.nauk; JOKIN. D.F..
kand.sloon.nauk; AZOV. V.N.; KOROTATIN, A.P. [doceasedl;
KZYLIN. A.D., prof.; YRZKOV. Ij?.: RAMZATTSXV, D.F.-. kNKUDINOV.
VA.; SPAJIDARIYAN. V.B.. red.: SEU, SKATA. V.A., red.isd-va.
BRONWVA, I.A.. takhn.red.
[Handbook of Soviet forsicn commerce] Spravochnik po vneshnei
torgovle SSSR. Nonkva. Tneebtorgizdat, 1958. 270 p.
(commerce) (MIRA 12:2)

MIKHATIDV. U.
ndamental problems in the theory of physical geography* by
I.M. Zabelin. Revieved by H. Kikhallov. Geog. v shkole 21 no.2:
73-75 Mr-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:2)
(Physical geography)
(Zabelin, I.M.)

ACHARKAH, V.A.; BAMOV, I.N.; BIRTUKOV, 1.31; BORODIA. L.Ta.; AR11NNZR, M.K.;
GORZUK, B.Te.; GUMEROV, M.N.; ZORKAYA. M.N.; IOTWW, A.I.;
KATDALOYA. 0.N.; KAPUMIN, Te.l.; LZBZMTA, N.A.; LZSMT?bW. V.A.;
LYSIM. V.P.-, MARKIN. A.B.; WIff'Iffe I.T.; NZCRAYIT,
Me; NIKOLISKIY. &.T.; OSTROUKHOT. M.Ta.; PIGARZHZTSKIY, O.N.-.
POLtYBOYARINOT. N.K.; POPOV, Yu.N.; PRASOLOT, N.A.; POXATAYLT. Tu.Ne;
RIMBERG. A.M.-. RYABOV, V.S.; SIMOT. B.7.; SPERANSKATA. Te.A.; TAKOM,
K.T.; TRIFONOTA, G.K.; TROFIMOVA, V.I.; 12111KNAZAROV, O.Kh.-, SHKAM-
KOVA, G.P,; SEHMING, K.G.; ZYMIKAN, B.I.; KINAELTM, N.A., red.;
KMIN, Tu.1., tekhn.red.
[U.S.S.R. as it is; a popular illustrated handbook] SSSR kak on ast';
populiarnyl Illiustrirova nnyi spravochnik. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo polit.
lit-ry. 1959. 462 p. WRA 12:2)
(Russia)

Mikhaylov, Nikolay Ni-kolayevich
Glimpses of the U.S.S.R.; its economy and geography.
Moscow. Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1~60.
196 p. illus., maps, port.
Translated from the original Russian: Vzglyad
na SSSR.

-qIKHL=V, Nlikq1qy _Dliko~Veyich; KOSENKO, Zinaida Vasil I yevna p daktor med. nauk;
VINNIKOVA , G. E. , red. ; BESSONOVA, N. D. , tekhn. red.
[The Americans; travel ta-lesjAmarikantsy; putevaia povest'.
2 izd. Moskva, Sovetskii pisatell, 1962. 237 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(United States-Social conditions)

ACCESSION NR: ARW15491
SOURCE: RZh- Geofizika, Abs. 12G54
AUTHOR: Mikhaylov, N. N.
S/Ol6q/63/OOO/Ol2/GOO7/GOO7
TITLE: On the density of the intermediate layer in the oceans
CITED SOURCE: Inform. sb. In-ta geol. Arktiki, vY*P- 31, 1962, 61-64
TOPIC TAGS: intermediate layer, Bluguer anomaly, earth's crust, Mohorovicic
discontinuity
TRANSLATION: Gravity anomalies in oceanic regions are (lependeni on bottom relief,
the Mohorovicic surface and heterogeneities In t.he eari.h'u cri, - - Wi'll t,),(! int.ro-
duction of a Bouguer correction with an effective density of 1.07 g/cm3 the outained
anomaly gives a reflected image of the bottom relief. An empirical formula of the
relation of the gravity anomaly to the ocean depth is worked out, which makes it
possible to 3stimate the effective density of rock in the intermediate layer as
0-7-0-8 9/cm - The introduction of a correction with the indicated density value
frees the anomaly from the influence of the principal form of reflief of the ocean
bottom, and the latter in this case reflects only the influence of the two remaining
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factors. It is recommended that the density of the intermediate layer be calculated
by differentiation for different ocean regions, but the determination of the thick-
ness of the earth's crust from gravimetric data at present is admittedly inexpedient.
V. Bryusov.
DATE AcQ: o9jan64 MM CODE: AS, PH ENM: 00
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SOVI I I Z-57-6- I Z877
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhn-ika, 1957. Nr 6. p 174 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Mikhaylov, N. N.
TITLE: Devices for Finding Roots of Characteristic Equations
(Ustroysva dlya otyakaniya korney kharakteristicheskikh uravneniy)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Z-go Vses. soveshchaniya po teorii avtomat. regulirovaniya.
M.-L. , 1955, Vol 3, pp 117-129, discussions pp 140-143
ABSTRACT: Finding roots of a high-degree characteristic equation is a very
laborious task. Many electromechanical and electronic devices have been
suggested, under the name of "root finders, " that quickly solve the above
problem with an error of 2-4% for modulus and 10-30 for argument. A number
of electromechanical root finders produce an output voltage proportional to the
value of the characteristic polynomial. The roots are found by bringing this
voltage down to zero. Polar -coordinate notation (trigonometric or exponential)
is often used; however, a Cartesian notation (algebraic) is also possible.
Automatic root finders present a distribution of roots on an electron-beam
screen in the form of luminous points on the complex plane; that permits
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Devices for Finding Roots of Characteristic Equations
varying the parameters of the system in question to trace the movement of the
roots, i - e - , to obtain all roots with negative real number a - All points of the
complex plane are automatically scanned in such root finders by means, for
example, of motor-operated potentiometers supplying the modulus of the
complex and by means of a cosine -and -sine potentiometer supplying its argu-
ment. The law of variation is so selected that the beam on the screen moves
along a spiral or along radii. If the complex is defined in Cartesian coordi-
nates, the complex plane is scanned line-by-line. Voltages proportional to the
real and imaginary parts of the characteristic polynomial are fed to two zero -
indicating circuits; each circuit, with zero input voltage, sends a pulse to the
coincidence circuit, which gates the beam when both the real and imaginary
parts vanish simultaneously. At this moment, a point flashes on the screen
and indicates the position of the root. Electronic root finders can provide the
same result with mechanical travels, which considerably increase the speed of
the operation. Similar devices are used to reproduce functions of a complex
variable.
A. S. R.
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AUTHORt Mikhaylov, N.N. 119-12-1/16
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T=: Automation and Automatic Equipment (Avtomatizatsiya i aytomatiches-
kiye uatroyetva)
New Means of the NII Teplopribor for Pneumatic Autamation (Novyye
aredstva pnevmoavtanatiki NIITeplopribora)
PERIODICALi Priborostroyeplye, 1957, Nr Q, pp. 1-5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: During the years 1952-195~ a unified, pneumatic multioell system of
apparatus and regulators k AUS ) waa developed upon the aggregate prin-
ciple by the NITTeplapribor in collaboration with the Tnatitute for
Automation and Remote Control of the AN USSR. At present they are pro-
duced in series by the "TizpriborO plant of the City Council for Poli-
tical Economy, Moscow. A.1a.Golosovskiy and M.I.Zhutovskiy (Ref. 1)
have described the normal model of . The complex of pneumatic in-
stinqnents and regulators of a small size constructed by the NIITeplo-
pribor consists of 13 parts, among which there am:
I) I'econdar7 registration apparatus of two modifications type 3 PA-Iji?
(fig.1) and type2PT1179 (fig.2).
2) aeoondar7 indicators of three modificati ons, type (fig-3),
Card 112 type IMJI-30 A (fig.4) and type IC JJ- 3 1A (fig-5).

UTHOR: Mikhaylov, N. N. (Moscow) 103-19-5-12/14
rTLE: Electrical Devices for Solving Algebraic Equations
(Elektricheskiye ustroystva dlya reBheniya algebraicheskikh
uravneniy)
ERIODICAL: Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, 1958, Vol. 19, Nr 5,
PP. 477-490 (USSR)
BSTRACT- A survey of the existing circuits for the finding of roots
is given here. These are classified and evaluated from the
point of view of the possibility of an automation of root-
detecting. The following is stated:
1) According to the nature of the problems to be solved
it is expedient to have two types of root-detectors: semi-
automatic and automatic ones. The former are determined for
finding the roots, the latter mainly for investigating the
connection between the roots and the factors of the
equations.
2) It is expedient to construct the automatic root-detectors
in the form of open systems which search the roots according
to the inspection method.
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3) The use of the carrier in the root-detecting circuit
limits the frequency of repetition and thus renders the
obtaining of the root-motion-trajectories difficult.
4) The formation of the polynomial in a trigonometrical
form is possible without the presence of the carrier. There-
fore such a form of the polynomial permits to construct
fast-working root-detectors most rapidly.
5) The restrictions imposed upon the carrier-frequency and
consequently also to the repetition frequency by the selayns
and the adjustable transformers are absent in a circuit with
a delay line. Therefore this circuit is polynomial in the
representation of the exponential (and not trigonometrical
as with Choudhury (reference 12)) form and can serve as a
basis for the construction of a fast-working root-detector.
6) The existing root-detecting construction are little usuable
for solving the characteristic equations in automatic control
systems. Therefore it is desirable to construct such devices
by means of which it is not only possible to investigate the
influence of the poles but also that of the zeros of the
2/3 transmission function of the open system upon the roots of

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AUTHOR: Mikhaylov, 11. N. (Moscow) lo3-19-7-4/9
TITLE. On the Problem of the Construction of Root Hodograph8 of
Automatic Control Systems (K voprosu o postroyenii kornev-(kh
godografov sistem avtomaticheskogo regulirovaniya)
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, 1958, Vol 19, Nr 7,
pp 661 - 673 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Here the analytical, the graphical-analytical, and the graphical
methods for the construction of hodographs of automatic control
systemsaxe investigated. It is suggested to mechanize the pro-
cess and to utilize root finders for it. The possibility of the
automatic construction of root hodographs is proved, Block
schemes of such devices are given. An automatic rootfinder was
worked out at the IAT AS USSR and at present is in operation
(Ref 6). The automatic rooters considerably facilitate and
accelerate the construction of the hodoerraphs. As the systems
containing zeros in the transmission functions occur very fre-
quently rootfindern specially for the solution of the character-
istic equations of the automatic control systems of the general
kind must be produced. At the same time these devices can also
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On the Problem of the Conotruction of Root Hodographa 103-19-7-4/9
of Automatic Control Systems
graphs. The automatization of the hodographs gives the greatest
effect when the device does not compose the single points but
the whole (or a part of the)hodograph in form of a continuous
line at the screen of the cathode ray tube. This gives the possi
bility to observe the influence of the various parametE-ra of
the system upon the configuration of the hodograph. On occasion
of the production of such root-hodograph-plotters sinple blocks
of the automatic rooters can be used. The block schemeeof the
h6dograph-drawers, which are given, furnish the possibility to
obtain also trajectories of roots which form in tLe variation
of other parameters (save the amplification factor) and to con
struct families of the ph-tse hodo,-raphs. There are 9 figures
and lo references, 5 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: October 15P 1957
1. Control systems-AnalysiS 2. Hodoseopes-Performance
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ILUTHOR: Milthaylov, N. Nt_(Moscow).- Novosal'tseva. Zh. A. (Moscow)
TITLE: Optimum transient processes in a prediction system
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. TakhrLicheakaya kibernatika, no. 1, 1964, 187-195
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control. third order automatic control. predictor
automatic control. oscillatory element automatic control, oscillatory element
plus integrator control
ABSTRACT: This article presents a mathematical description of phase trajec-
tories; and an analytical method for their construction in the case of transition of
an oscillatory -element -and -integrator third-order system from one steady state
to another. Trajectories of the state point in a phase plane are given as are
rarnw1as for the number of sign changingsi. duration of transients, etc. The
prediction xnathod is suggested for a practical realization of the optimum control.

LCCEWION NR: AP4015307
ts advantage lying in that only a knowledge of the law of oscillatory-element
,ontrol is necessary. An experimental verification of a third-order prediction
xmtrol scheme included: (1) a conservative element plus an integrator; (2) an
~scMatory element plus an integrator. 0scillograms of the transient processes
a the simulator used are supplied. Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 23 formulas.
LSSOCIATION: none
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~YLOV, N. N.; NOVOSELTSEV, Z. N.
"Prediction for an optimal steeriw of' ar. o6,'ect --ontalning an osciiiatinjF,
membbr by means of an analog computer."
report submitted for 4tr, Intl Conf, Intl Assn for Analog Computation, Brig~.ton,
uK, 1.4-10- Sep 64.

AVEN, O.A.; DVORETSKIY, V.M.; DOMANITSKIY, S.M.; ZALMANZON, L.A.;
KRASSOV, I.M.; KRUG, Ye.K.; TA11, A.A.; KHOULOV, V.A.;
BULGAKOV, A.A.; DE~UDENKO, Ye.D.; BFRNSIITFYN, S.I.; YFMEL'YAN(V,
S.V.; LERNFR, A.Ya.; PEYFROV, M.V.; PERELIMAN, I.I., FIT.13IVFR,
L.N.; CHELYJSTKIN, A.B.; ZHOZHIKASHVILI, V.A.; ILOIN, V.A.;
AGEYKIN, D.I.; GUSHCHIN, Yu.V.; KATYS, G.P.; I-FLITTSER, L.V.;
FITSNER, L.N.; PARKHOW
NKO,
PA'iKHOMEMKO, P.P.;_j:~j ~~fqY
P.P.; ROZENBLAT, M.A.; SOTSKOV, B.S.; VASILIYEVA, N.P.; PRANGISHVILI,
I.V.; POLONNIKOV, D.Ye.; VOROBIYEVA, T.M.; ITYABRUN, I.Ye.
Work on the development of systems and principles of automatic
control at the Institute of' Automatic and Remote Control
during 1939-1964. Avtom. i telem. 25 no. 6:907-851 Je 164.
(MIRA 17:7)

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AUTHOR% MikhaylovtN N (Moscow); Movoaelftseva,, Zh. A. (Moscow)
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TITLEt Optimal processes in a third-order system having complex poles
SOURCEs Avtomatika i telemekhanika, v. 26,, no. 9, 1965# 1502-1513
;/1502/1513
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, automatic control system, automatic control 42liM
automatic control theory
ABSTRACTt Time-optimal processes of transitiont in a third-order plant, from an
initial state (41, Xsiv X.I.) to its final stable state (XLf-- X&Spect
X2f = X3f = 0) are considered. The plant has complex conjugate poles and consists
of series-connected oscillatory and integrating sectionss
Xi = X3, Is A, ks NXs Xs + U where P is the damping factor of the
Qscillatori ii~u# the plant output variable, The control
ifi~ t aid is
law, U limited.in the form JU 1 is sought.The optimal phase trajectory In the
diolique-coordinatepLme XX, consists of n arcs of the spirals Which have the
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'THOR MIKHAYLOV N.N. PA - 2673
TLE r--mesen-decay-
2IODICA1 Zhurnal Ekeperim. i Teer. Fiziki 1957, Vol 32, Nr 2.
pp 284 - 288 (USSR)
Received: 5/1957 Reviewed : 6/1957
~STRACT The present work investigates the energy spectrum of the pions
created on the occasion of the decay of a T-meson on the
asumption that the isotopic spin of the T mesons is equal to 1.
Here a possible isotopic symmetry of thaTmesons and the n-mes9ns
with different electric charges are consistently considered.
Furthermore, the following is shown: The energy distributions
investigated by R.H. DALITZ'and E. FkBRI can exist ale* in oen-
sideration of the isotopic spin of the T- and x-mesons if the
pion& with a minimum orbital angular momentum fly apart.
Here the ratio between the probabi,lity of the decay of the
T-mosen into three charged pious (dw and the probability
dw of the decay with the scheme
T + -.) %! + 2x* is as 4 to I if the T-meson is a
paeud9soalar or a vectorial particle. If dw /dw differs from
tie m2
these values, then summands must occur in atriz element
of this process which correspond to higher orbital angular
momenta of the pions. The author here mentions the most simple
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7-mosen-dooay.
expressions for the matrix elements which correspond to the decay
of a T meson in to 3 pions with dwl/dw2 ' 1 or 4 applying (see
above).
The author investigates the decay of a partiole with the spin J
the parity m-r, and with the isotopic spin IT into three
partioles with the spin J. . 0, the parity P,, 1, the mass
MR, and the Inoto pio spin IX " 1.
An reforenos system that system applies, in which the 'F-mesen
rests. The matrix element ,0.003, the initial conditions do not go beyond a cer-zain
domain. While at first glance this domain appears to be small, it grows exponentiai-
with the growth of S. Several modifications of the problem were investigated: !)
modeling of optimum controi for equilibrium, and 2) the modeling of optimiz, con-
1 for a rectilinear trajector-j. The general form of the latter problem: gIven a
ie function f(t), it is necessary to provide a system control such that the rela-
~ns
x (1); X2 (1) f (1); x 3 (1)
A true from a previously unknown moment Of time T. When f(t) = rIT + r2, the
~blem can be considerably simplified. A circuit diagram for this case is presented.
g. art. has: 6 figures, 4 formulas.
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KMCHHHKOV , I. P. ;MIKHAYWV, S.Nj -kn nd. se I' s kr.;~rhozyoys tvennykh nauk.
Fertilizero for collective farm cror, rotati no in the non-Chernozem
zone. Zemledelie 7 no.11:3~i-44 N '50 (9liA 1):3)
1. Zamestitell direktorn -o nauchnyy ~hastl V5esn,,,uzrLo4o nauchno-
Issledovatel'akogro lristitutA udobreriiy i avror)ochvovedeniyu (for
Yamchenkov.
(Fertilizprs nnd mnnures)

NAYDINp P.G.1 MILUYLOV, N.N.
Zonal investigation of mineral fertilizer norms and large-
-scale soll maps. Pochvovedenie no. 2:1-9 F 161, (MIRA 14:2)
1. VBesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut udobreniy i
agropochvovedeniya.
(Fertilizers and manures) (Soilp--.Maps)

KCRENIKOV, D.A., kand. sellkhos. nauk; M14HAYWg N kand. sell-
khos. nauk;MINENKOVA, V.R., red.; EIEMV " N., tekhn.
red.
(Store fertilizers carefuLly and use them properly] Be-
rezhno khranit' i pravii'no ispolIzovat' udobreniia. Mo-
skva, Sallkhozisdat, 1963. 127 p. (MURA 16:8)
(Fertilizers and manures)

M - t H : ' 1V , S ~ N . , 9 tic, rsh.,. y nhiu- v --, q , , , ,4 - - ,
. f - . I .
Trea t i ng aga 1 ar. t.1 s r, - -)-.i ~- . ." . ". 7 1 n 1 7 '. I li li ~ r) 11 . , - ,p - - , I , I - , .
V - : '. , p ,
I , VaesovuzT-vy Ind" -,rpcF- mcn~.Allroy vetprlnarl-',

MIKF.AYLDV, N.N., band. -i:iuk
Obstetric practicr- Jn s6r-ne --iising. Ver.,rinarJla 41 nr).6:
97-98 Je 164. (MIYA IP:6)
1. Vsesoy-uzny-y ingtitut Pk,;T,,rlmen*.ai'nr)y

Y-HHAnnv, N.N, , k a nd. b I ()24-7g. nil ik I I I NA, K N.; CESTYUCV, I. Ya. ,
y' 'scltrndrilk
Hygi-np , f t~.p prelj:i*-tr,: r~a!ttY 1.7 l/p*,prinarlin 4' n. 1: ,e -
oq S 'r)4 . (MIRA
V -3p, s oy-a -nyy i r, s t 4. t. it n I or ~ mf-, ',,-1 11 1 r~ oy ve tr- r i rar i i
Starshly I Fibcririt V qes~y i L nstl t ita -V. s-pprimental ' n, v
w-terirnrii (f,~r Kondrfik!~,',nq).

G.NRs ~.'A#54231.36 ~~-SGURCZ CODE-0~.-.90/0346/65/ddO/doS/oOO4/0085'
1H.ORt Sunaykln# As As (Candidate of biological sciences); Mikha 10
.b.Lcondidats of biological sciences)
All Union Institute of Experimental Veterinary VASKHNIL
v~soym,zxiyy-IqsU.tut okap'arimentelingy'.voterinaril VASKHNIL),
VLE r Vs4. no 4ie6trdp'io properatiobs,for "nooological dii eases
Gown
jRGE: Voter .InarlyaAno, 8t 1965# 84-85
?IC TAGSt animal disease therapeutics, nervous system drug# drug
root, animal husbandrys hormone
3TRACT: Neurotropio properationst furemon and proserine, have been
3d to treat gynecological diseases and Infertility of cows at some
rkbozes near Moscow over the post seven -years., Subcutaneous Injec-
)no of a 0*5% aqueous solution of proserins or a 1% aqueous solution
furamon administered In a 2 ml dose at different Intervals depending
course of treatment have been used by veterinary specialists for
3atment of oneometritiss ovary cysts, subInvolution of the uterus#
3 others* In treating ovary hypofunotion, the therapeutic arfoot of
UDC: 619:615.78t6l8.l:

22682-66
C NRI AP5023736 0
3 no0rotroplo preparations was enbenced with the oombined use of
E(j, a hormone preparktion, With SZHK administered 5 to 6 days
Llowing the injeation of a neurotropio preparations the SZKH doses
a be oonsiderably reduoed. The sovkhomea report that approximately
4 of the animals with hynecological diseases or disorders have been
ooeasfully treateds It was also reported that the 1% aqueous solution
furamon In tbe rsoommended doses produoes no side effoots in animals*
Igo arte bast Noneq
BCODEt. 06/~ DATEt none
,rd 2/2

l,l:YJLAY',.C'i# N.N.; SILAYFV, A.".
MaLhods for &naly,,,I:.F thc effl,-tivelieu,,~ of Lv,.-,crTi.rntior.
of cows. VeterinariJa ~' 11) 1~1~.
1,
IC4: ~ ,

16403-66 Evr(m)/T/EW1) ( t )/IT IIJ11(c) JW/JD/1P1
:C NRs AP6013775 SOURCE CODE: UR/0070/66/011/003/0443/0447
'HOR: Mikhaylov, N. N.; Petrov, S. V.
Institute of Physical Problems AN SSSR (Institut fizicheskikh problem AN SSSR)
'LE: Growing single stalSlof MnF&_and COF2
RCE: Kristallografiya, v. 11, no. 3, 1966, 443-447
'IC TAGS: manganese, cobalt, single crystal, magnetic property, single crystal
wing
IRACT: An apparatus is described and methods are presented for the growing of KnF2
~ COF2 single crystals. Details of the apparatus were presented along with a sche-
:ic drawing. The MnF2 and cor2 raw materials were prepared by reacting 40% hydro-
Loric acid with the corresponding carbonates in a platinum dish. processing in a
.uum extractor over P205 and further treating in an atmosphere of dry HF at 8500C
- 6 hours. The detailed preparation was different for each fluoride as was the sin-
t crystal preparation. FCC MnF2 (with a melting point of 110000 0.2 atm of HF was
id in the single crystal furnace; the temperature of the conical platinum crucible
~ dropped to 9700C in the null-gradient part of the furnace; further cooling was
ve at 1000/hr and when the temperature reached 500C, the furnace was flushed with a
i and the single crystal of HnF2 removed. For COF2 the furnace was maintained at
UDC: 540.5

NRs AP6018775
VIC. Two forms of impurities were noticed in MnF2 single crystals: a change in
Lor, indicating a lattice change in impurity levels, and a white zonal structure ap-
tring at the top part of the crystal. The color change was related to the change
oxide content and the formation of a solid solution. Temperature distributions in
i crucible were analyzed for different growth rates. Some crystals Of COF2 also ex-
dted the zonal structure but the brownish coloring was difficult to find. The
tensions of the crystals depended an the charge and varied from 0.5 to 4 cm in
Lght; the weight of ame crystals reached 8 g. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
I CODEi 20,14/ SUBM DATE: 20Apv6S/ ORIG REFi 003/ OTH REF: 006
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N
letrov, S.
V.
Ph
ysi ccl e -,lin i rill institute of
Ac i, UV -) fSc ipri 'K
,;.SR (Fiziko-teehnicheskiy institut nizkikh teffq)eratur AkademiFi nau
-k Ukra:rise,~Yj SSP);
jisti-t~ite gf-_FhyBiqpj nW of Sciences.SSS ~Institut fizicheRkikh
7
)roblem Akaderaii nauk SSSR)
'I T LE :Magnon nnd phonon excitatic-n luri-ng light absorption in anti ferromappeti r
I 1i F2
~GUFCE: Zh Eks pe r i te o r fi z , v0, ii c - I' ) f,', , 14 72 - 14 7 7
VT1 C TA!;S :ma,671on, phonon, magnori Pxcita~i-jn, phnnon (~xcitati-)n, light al;s-i-p Lion,
~Irkel fl'uoride, antiferromagnetic irviterial or L " n,4,lot
-SA1-Orrfpv"1 ; tiotir e,*Ojr19rl6,U y
a3TRAC'r: The structure of the 3A2~ ' 1'r2w trFU119itilln in the ribsorption 3p~,(-,tr~im (-)f
u-itiferromagrietic rilrkel rlijorlde a temp~rutur-~r3 bc-twf-eri 4.2 and -(7K htts t-eon
Ln.,Uyzed on the basis of experimental data on its vibrat i orift I frequenci~-s. I t has
ef-n shown that band v 20,622 cm- nnd brvid v = ~01,717 CM-1 are due tr, eiectron-
ingnon trarisiti oris wl d th e fo rmat ion of' one and 1111. magnrjns re spect I v el y , wi th
ia-ximum frequencies. 77he imiximum Frequency of the magnon vm 100 CM-1. lbe mahgiori
112

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Lt,Ire cf band V,, nfu; be-,-i cunfiriwJ .y EL:. E3 s s ~i ap e , -vij- ri t,- re -e end -
f- E', , . f
ce o f s pe c t ra 1 p,)s i t i , r. , i n d t i rA I ' -w i . r r
id I table. B as e d on irm t h c) rs ' al, 5 ~ru t N T
CODE: 201 SUBM DA7E: I i.] wi ht i- 1 F TIT,F 00~

MlrfikfLOV, N.N. M~)skvn); NOVOSE.1.11SEVA? Zh.A. (Moskv&)
IclimAl processes in a third-order SVSteM With CCM~,I-A
A"rt~~m. I toglem. 26 ac.1!150,~-1513 S '65.
1-:10)

OKLMICHEV, P. I. (Professor), LAICIN, S. I. (Assistant Professor) MIMIiLOV, N. P.
nd KkKHANCHEYEV, (Veterinary Surgeons, Leningrad Veterinary and Buryat Agricultural
nstitutes)
"Utilization of sodium selenite for prophylaxis and treatment of the white
muscle disease of lambs"
Veterinariya, Vol. 39, no. 6, June 1962 PP. 50

RABINOVICH. N.A.; BLANK, N*S.; NLKE[AYLOY. V.P.
Transferring ring kilns from operating on solid fuel to producer
gas. Ogneupory 18 no.10:435-443 053. (NIFLA 11:10)
(Kilns) (Fuel)

SHCRYGINA, N.N.; ~U.HAYLOV, N.P.; GRUSHNIKOV, O.P.
Obtaining some modified preparations of hydrochloric-acid lIgnin.
Zhur.prikl.khi-m. 37 no.Isl7O-I76 Ja. 164. (MIRA 1":2)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN SSSR 1-mani N.D.Zolinskogo.

L)p I j, r1 r t
t ion n.. i Y, t,) r n in
v: Cal

MlKHAYLDV, N.P.
Calculating the temperature conditions of units for *.ne
temperature separation of natural gas using Inh.'bIIorB of
hydrate formation. Gaz. delo no.12t8-11 'U. ' IP-A 1 -1 x 2 "
1. Vs-q9oyu--ny-y nauchno-lasledovatel'skly 1--istItut rrIr-Yin-,Fo gilza.

I
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1,11L-;V, .-o,.al A-.iiiion u.' ~;ic ,. ~), r , 'i r -)." s~ i.-,
~a an:! --.,ie suu -ierr. acc,~r,!Ang -.-- 5 Y .,A " 1-1 - I. - t~ r. , . . - / . , - ;;L
- ~ ~' ;- .;~ A. .( - , -j . ~
~a L~. i. I,r-, ro, , A~I. e ~A. , 1 40', ' s e "), !,. 3-,-,-, - bi-liuLl : L"- tt- --.s -
- V-),s 2 ) I I a I 'c:. , 3, ', Lf, ' ~~Pis ' :. rc. ta', c - , .) I , , ')

VIKEATILOV) N. P. Cand ~PDloi~-Idneralog Sci
Dissertation: "Upper Cretaceous Ammonites in the ~,outh of the European
U35R and their Significance in Zonal -)~,ratijraphy
6 I-lay 49
Inst of ~;eological 3ciences, Acad :;ci
80 Vacheryaya Moskva
Sum 71

MIKHATLOV, H.P.
Ultrabasite belts of Eastern Kazakhstan. Dokl. AN SSSR 110
no.6:1060-1063 0 '56. (MT-RA 10:2)
1. Predstavleno akademikom A.G. Betakhtinym.
(Kazakhstan--Ultrabasite)

MI
Petrochemical characteristics of ultrabasic and basic rocks of
Bet-Pak-Dala, aad the southwestern Balkhash region. Ivv.AN razakh.
=.Ser.geol. no.22:23-32 156. (NLU 9:8)
(Bot-Pak-Dala--Racks, Igneous)
(Bialkh h region-Rocks, Igneous)

AUTHORt Mikhaylov, N.P. 5-5-6/6
TITLEz Zones of thf, Port-,ij,"r- t-P,(, in the Region Near Moscow (Zony
podmoskovnogo portlanda)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo jbsh-f~,stva Ispytateley Prirody, Otdel
Geologicheskly, 1957, No 5, pp 143-159 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi On the basis of new ammonite specimens collected in the region
near Moscow and the revision of old collections, the author
classifies the deposits of the Lower Volga stage and cor-
relates them with the columnar sections of Western Europe.
A number of new species characteristic for various zones of
the Lower Volga stage is described, in particular, represent-
atives of some genera typical for the English Portlandian
stage. In conclusion the author proposes a new stratigraphic
classification of the upper part of the Jurassic system for
the regions near loscow and the Russian plateau. He ad-
vocates the expediency of singling out the Portlandian sub-
stage as a definite stratigraphic unit in the columnar
sections of the Upper Jurassic system, giving this substage
the size corresponding to its English counterpart. The Port-
landian substage will then include three upper zones of the
Card 1/2 Lower Volga stage which should be divided into two rather

Zones of the Portlandian Stage in the Region Near Moscow 5-5-6/6
than three substages as presently. The lower substage will
remain in the present size. It will correspond to the
Middle and Upper Kimmeridge according to classification of
Arkell (Ref. 21).
The article contains 3 figures, 3 photos, 2 tables and 37
references, 17 of which are Russian, 11 are English and 6
in French.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

~.ATWV H'.'P.
General characteristics of the distribution of ultrnbasic Pnd
bnalc intrusions in eastern Kazakhstan (with summAry in English].
Sov.geol. 1 no.7:99-112 J1 158. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy geologicheskiy inatitut.
(Kazakhstan--Rocks, Igneous)

MIKHAYWV, X.P.; FOLYAKOVA, Te.D.
Incorrectly isolated type of diamond primary deposits. Sov. geol.
2 no.6:134-135 Je '59. (MIRA 12:12)
I.Vsesoy=nyy nauchno-lssledovatellski7 goologichaski7 institut
(VSEGEI).
(Diamonds)

TOM=EV, S.I.; MIMINER, V.V.; MIICHATWV, N.P.
W.D Arkell (igo4-1958); obituary. Izv. All SSSR. Ser. geol.
25 n0-9:136-137 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Arkell, William Joecelyn, 1904-1958)

ABLULKAbIROVA, M.A.; ALL-.KbANDROVp'., M.I.; '-FONICHEV, N.A.; b,'.1,'DAi,-'TCV,
6.1-1.; i3-:A,AL4DV, V.F.; BOGDAXOV, A.A.; BOIOVIKOV, L.I.; BOEXY,
B.I.; DORUKAYEV, R.A.; BUULE.IR, A.F.; BYKOV,., N.S.; DVORTSOU,
K.i.; DkZIBO, T.M.; ZM',OV, M.A.; ZVONTSOV, V.S.; IVSHIN, N.K.;
KOPYATK-VICH, R.A.; KOSTENEO, 11.1%; YUMPAN, A.S.; K-U11YUKOV,
K.V.; UVROV, V.V.; LYA11IGa"V, G.F.; MA:URFL;VICH, M.V.;
MlKlli~YDDV, A.Ye.; MUU1AYLQV-- N-P-; MYGIINIK, M.B.; NIDLEMKO, Ye.F.;
Plb.ITIN, I.F.; NIKIFOROVA, K.V.; NIKOLAYZV, N.I.; PUPYSIEV, N.A.;
IU-SKATOV, G.I.; Ri;EGART-,21, P.A.; SAVICH-TA, A.Ye.; SjtLIN, B.A.;
SEVRYUGIN, N.A.j SkX1,NOV, A.I.; CIIIEWNYAKROVSHY, A.G.; CllljYKOVJ'.,
V.G.; SHLYGIN, Ye.D.; SIRJL'Gj., V.M.; FLIGZIl ~.;.S.; YjIGOVYIII, V.I.;
NA~IVKIN, D.V., akademik, red.; FEW-UNOV, 3.V., red.;
V.A., tekhn.red.
(Geological structure of central and southern Kazi~',.hstan]
Geologicheskoe stroenie TSentrallnogo i IUzhnogo Kazakhstana.
Leningrad, Otdel nauchno-tokn.inforTmtsli, 1961. 496 p.
(Leningrad. Vsesoiuznyi geologichoskii institut.M-iterialy, no./,l)
a (Yazakhstan--Geology)

MIKHAYILV, N.P.
Zonal subdivision of the lower Volga stagejits correlation with
the Bononian and Portlandian stages of northwestern Europe.
Trudy VNIGNI no.29:1r6-63 vol. 2., 161. (MDU 14:7)
(Russian P3 tfom -Geology, Stratigraphic)
(Euroje., -3tern-Geclogy, Stratigraphic)

MIKHAYLOV, -N.P~_
Shalgiya serpentinite,-gabbro intrusion. Trudy VSECZ;I
74-107-1114 62. (MIRA 15:9)
(Bet, -Pak -Daiw_ Zerpentinitea)
(Be 1, -Pak. -Dala-Gabbcro)

MIKHAYLOV, N.Pl
Int-rusive ophiclito comple"s in western Kazakhstan. Trudy
VSEGEI no.804109-.2-23 162. (MM& 16 z9)

MIKHAYLOV, N.P.
Pavlovia and related groups of ammoni*,es. Biul. MCIP Otd.
geol. 37 no.6:3-30 N-D 162. (MIRA 1t,:8)

MIKHAYLOVA N.F.
Upper boundary of the Kimeridgian horizon. DokI.AII SWR 145
no.6:1366-1368 Ag 162. OUM 15-8)
1. Geologicheakiy institut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akadem:Lkom
A.L.lanshinym.
(Geology,, Stratigraphic)

,MIKHAYLOV, N,P9
Development of some concepts of V.N.Lodochnikov in the recent studies
of ultrabasic intrusions in Kazakhstan. Zap.Vses.min.ob-va. 92
no.2:219-227 163. ()ERA 16:5)
1. Veesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy geologicheskiy institut
(VSEGEI), TAningrad.
(Kazakhstan--Ultrabasite)

MIKRAYLOV, N.P.; SEMENOV, Yu.L.
Karaturgay picrite-diabase complex in Kazakhstan and some
problems in the petrology of p1crites. Sov. geol. 8 no.3:
43-58 165. OGRA 18-5)
1. Vsesoy-uznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy geologicheskiy
institut.

press ;re on the ,aragenr~3-;
I t-C, r,,c . 5: 117 5- 7P~
F
Vsesoy,,;zri,,,y riq-.( ~.no- -.!5s I e.dovri'-,i f ~~c-r ?,-,g LI; Z
, t Led I/
0
M' lay i.

Ki,IWSHIN , A.M.; 1~ilffiAYWV, N.1 .
Investigating the operation of a unit for the low- tempera tu re
separation of natural gas with an injection of diethylene glycol '
Gaz. delo no.l:(:,,-9 I iD5. (MIRA 1S:6)
1. ',6esoyi)zny-y na~icrinc-iss!,~dovhtei'sKly Jnatltut prirodnogo

TATAR1210VO P.M.; ARTEMOV, V.R.; fgp
~ __LK~kV, fj~P.; FUJMYANTSEVA, N.A.;
SERGIYEVSKIY, V.M.; SMIRNOV, Yu.
Basic and ultrabasic rock formations in the Urals; critical
observations on an article by S.V. Moskaleva. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser. geol. 30 no-5:135-143 My 165.
(MM 18:6)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy geologicheskiy
institut, Leningrad.

wi s rt,

KOKURICIEV, P.I., prof .;_.MIKHAYLOV, N.P., veterinarnyy vraoh; KARPOV, V.P.;
MOSKALEVA, Ye.G., veterinarnyy tekhnik; VOLROVA, A.-'.. veterin,arnyy
tekhnik; MASHUKOV, M.1.
Selenium preparations in the prophylaxis of diseases in lambs
and young pigs. Veterinarila 41 no.8:65-b7 Ag 164.
(MJRA 18:4)
1. Leningradskiy vetevinarny-y InstLtut (for Kokuric-hev, Mlkhaylc4).
Glavnyy veterinarnyy vrach sovkhoza "Leninskly Irkutqkoy oblasti
(for Moskalevat Volkova). 4. Glavnyy zootekhnik govkhoza "Le-
nin8kiy" ITk-atskoy oblasti (for Mashukov).

PERGAMEN'T, Kikholl Abramovich,* )4;WTLOV, II.P*, otv, red,!
Y-F
p A.Ve, akademik,, glavv~j red.; K.%, red.;
NINER , V.V. , red. ; I'l MOFFYKV , P. P. , red.
(Knorera=2 and Cretacecq.~.q st-rat4'grhphy of tne Pa--'-fl.c aroia.]
Itiotseramy i stratigrafil.a me'a Ti~-hrr.,kearnkoj nblastle
Mosk3a, Nauka, 1.965. 101 P. (A~.L-.demi'a nau~, GA(,-'Logi-
chaskii inatitut. Tmdy, 110.,18 (MIP-A 1- sQ)

MIKHAYLOV, N.P.; GUSTOMESOV, V.A.; FFYVE, A.V., glavnyy rec.; MENNER,
V.V., otv. red.j KUZNETSOVA, K.I., red.; TIMOFEYFV, P.P., red.
'Boreal Late Jurassic Cephalopoda.j Boreallnye pozdnelurskie
golovonogie. Moskva, Nauka, 1964. 220 p. (Akademiia nauk
SSSR. Geologicheskii institut. Trudy, no.107).
(MIRA 17:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Peyve).

77--

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.jj~
KOYTTRICFEV, P.I., PTOf.; L-AdTLI, S.I., dstsent; 1,17Y w,6 * , -
na:rmyy nrach; 14AYHOCHEYEV, K-V., rra(-~
Use of sodium selenAte tn the prophylaxis and tnerapy cf w,-1" 4,r
ruascle disease Lr lamb,---.. Vet-e-rinurl"a 39 no.6250-51 Je 162
(MIRA l81ll)
Loeningradskiy ve*er7rtLrnyy institut ~ Buryatekly sell9kc
khozyayBtvannyy L,stitlt.

17

MAChEIM, V.A.; Kk~'ZLOV, V.M.; GUSEVA, :,.S. ; ?rinimali uch&stiye:PAPOPORT,
m. B. LLJ Y
11 iw
."&L.,
MaJdng high-titanium slags o' iron-titanium concentrates fror coast-
I -,: 9)
al pi,-icers. Titan 1, ego uplavy n, .~):86-95 163.
(TiLanium-:~l,,.ctrometallurg~,)