SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MINAYEVA, G. B. - MINAYEVA, YE. N.

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ALPATIYEVp B.A.1 KONDRATIMA, I.N.; MINAYEVA, G.B.
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AUTHORS: Bushnev, L.S., Min ye I and Panint V*Ye.
TITLE: Electroft-microscopy examination of dislocation loops
in a quenched Cu-Al alloy
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedenlye, v. 14, no. 3,
l962, 470 - 472
-TEXT: It has already been established that ordering of
Cu-Al alloys, disordered by quenching from relatively high (800
900 0C) temperatures, is accompanied by other side effects leading
to anomalous variation in the properties of the alloy.. Thu
results of the investigation described in the present paper showed
that coalescence of excess vacancies.and subsequent formation of
dislocation loops played an important part_in these processes.
The experiments were conducted on/Oacuum-melted alloy containing
1493 at.% Al. Transmitted-light electron-microscopy was used-
to reveal the formation of dislocation loops'in thin (1 000
2 OOOA thick) foil specimens obtained'by'*ie'ctrolytic polishing
of preliminarily heat-treated 0.2 mm thick strips. The heat-
0
..treatment c6nalsted of;quenching the-alloy,itrom, 900 C and ageing
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it for onelhour at 1009-'.!200 or 300 0C. OA 11~&ge number of
dislocatio~i loops, meaiVring 300 - 500 A, weie observed in
specimens ,aked at 200 Ot'. The 0number of disliocation loops
decreasedogf er ageing at 300 C but their iize increased to
8oo - i o 1. Similaj~ effects had been obs'erved previously in
other alloys. Other effects of quenching fko"m high temp'eEatures
are demonstrated in Fig. 2, where the hardniss (HV, kg/mm ) is
plotted against the ageing temperature (00"for specimens prel-
iminarily quenched (curve 1) or slowly cooled (curve 2) from
900 OC. It will be seen that the ageing-induced hardness of the
preliminarily quenched specimens was always.higher than that
of material that had been slowly cooled before ageing. This
difference, which cannot be explained in terms of the disorder-
order transformation, is obviously associated with the presence
of dislocation loops in the quenched specitwbns, it having been
shown by Mori, Meshii and Kauffman (Act& met;, 1961, 9, no. 1,
71) that di'slocation loops brought about a w6rked increase.in the
strength of alloys, this effect persistingleven at relatively
hIgh-tew eraturess The*results of the predeftt Investigation shvw
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that when disorder-order transformations in the-Cu-Al alloy
are studied, it in.inadvinable t,o quench the test 'pieces from
temperatures very much higher than the critical temperature.
There'are 2 figures.
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MINAYXVA. G.H.
Plant propagation by aerial layers using haterosuzin and a poly-
ethylene mabrane. Biol. v shkole no.6:77-78 N-D '57. (NM 10:12)
1. flookovakly gosudarstven"y pedagogicheekly Institut lmnl V.I.
Imnina.
(Mant propagation--Study and teaching)
(Indoleacette acid)

MIKAYEVA, G.M.
Effect of auxins on the transpiration and dry matter content of.-
girdled branches. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no. 38:88-90 160.
(MIRA/14:5)
I& Pedagogicheskiy institut imjv?i V.I. Lenina.
(Auxins-Physiological effect) (Plants-Trans'iration)
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AlaLREMt A.A.; TITOV, lu.A.,- MINAUVA, L;N.
Synthesis of methyl other of 18-nor-D-honoequllenin. Izv.AN SSSRe
Otd.khizonauk no.6tU64 is 161. (MML 2/+x6)
Is Institut organichookoy lehim" imo N.D.Zolizwkogo AN SOR.
(Estrapentasnow)

SIDELIKUSKAYA, F.P.; ZELUISKAYA, M.G.; MDAT~,Ao SOSTAK07SYTY, M.F.
Lactones and lactams. Report Ilo-24: ReactivitY of ~,-pyrrolictony-
lethyl esters of acrylic acids. Izv. All SSSR Ser. khIm. no.11:
2061-2063 N 164 (M-IRA 28:1)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. I.I.D. Zelinskogo MI SSSIR.

SUBJECTt USSR/Luminescence
AUTHORt Ninayeva K.A.
48-3-23/26
TITLEt Investigation of Ultra-Sound Emitters Made of Seignette's Salt
Crystals (Is:l;dovantye Isluchateloy ulltraxvuka Is kristallov
fognotovoy a 1 )
PERIODICALs Isvestiya Akadomil, Nauk SSSR, Sorlya fisichoskaya, 1957, Vol 21,
#39 pp 444-449 (USSR)
LBSTRACTo Emitters made out of Seignottele salt were Investigated. It
was theoretically shown that one cannot obtain a section in
Seignottele salt which would possess longitudinal plosooffect
and would be fros, of shift deformations.
gowever, it is possible that other crystals of the class 2:2,
another combination of the signs of piezoelectric
oduli, can be used as materials for such sections.
further investigation was carried out along the studying of
the L-section with the purpose of improving its characteristics.
The article describes one of the direction@ of these investiga-
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48-3-23-26
TITLEs Investigation of Ultra-Sound 21mittere lade of Soignotte's Salt
Crystals (Iselodovaniye Isluchatoloy ulltrasvuka iz kristallov
ognetovoy Moli)
&I tting surface with a sound field.
The method consists In that for each resonance frequency of the
Itter a corresponding characteristic of an emitter direction
is found. The character of oscillations of the omitting our-
fact is established by means of Chladni figures.
Experiments carried out have shown that It is possible to con-
nect uniquely the sound field of a given smittor with the dis-
tribution of amplitudes on its oscillating surface. These
experiments outline the ways of Improving the characteristics
of the L-section.
The article contains 7 figures and I table. The bibliography
list@ 5 references, of which 2 are Slavic.
INSTITUTIONt Kooky& State University in. Lononosov
PRESENTED BYs
SUBVITTEDs So date indicated
AVAILABLEs At the Library of Congress.
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AUTHORS: Koptsik, V. A., Minayeva, SOV/55-58-6-12/31
Voronkov, A. A.,--361_o_v_1yev# A. F_&9 lzrailenko, A. N.,
Popkova, Ye. G.9 Kozlovap G. 1.
TITLEs Investigs4ion of New Piezoelectric Crystals on Small-dimensioned
Samples (iseledovaniye plyezoelektricheskikh kristallov na
malykh obraztsakh)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Moskovskogo universiteta. Seriya matematiki,
mekhaniki, astronomii, fiziki, khimii, 1958, Nr 6,
pp 91-98 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1955 one of the authors succeeded in developing a simple
method of investigating crystalline dielectrics with respect
to their piezoelectricity (Ref 1) by the mechanical excitation
of piezoelectric oscillations at low frequency near crystal
resonance. The strength of the piezoelectric effect was
determined from the ratio to a quartz standard. Part of the
results of investigations carried out with 1200 crystalline
dielectrics are given by two tables (Table 1: 186 crystals
with smaller piezoelectric effect than quartz; table 2:
111 crystals with a greater affect). It was further found in
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Investigation of New Piezoelectric Crystals an 3mall- SO-1/55-56-6-12/11
dimensioned Samples
importance for the theory of piezoeleotrics is the rule
governing the distribution of piezoeleotric crystals
according to space groups of symmetry which are favorable to
the piezoelectric effect. This fact may be of use for Hie
detection of new piezoelectrics among the dielectrics with
known space symmetry. It was further found that the s3mviletry
assumed in the case of many substances was too high. The
authors thank A. V. Shubnikov for supervising work, and
A. N. Kost, V. M. Belikov and a number of other comrades for
placing the crystal samples at their disposal. There are
2 tables and 9 references, 8 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra kristallofiziki (Chair for Crystal Physics)
SUBMITTIM: June 11, 1958
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A:UTIIORSz IUnayeva, K. t.OV SOV/48-22-12-33/35
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TITLE- SampIes
laslednanfya
na mc.--..-Ikh --I-,raztqakh)
PERIODICAL-~ Akuderc~:t na-A SSSF. fl.)'-tcheskaya, '958,
V-,~I 227 Nz- '.2, pp 1.557-1540 ( TjJSSR
ABSTRAM 1 n t) 1 e p r e s e n t p a p e i a d ev il,.~ a i E; d P a -, re d- b y - m ea n s o f w h i r, h
the temperatuxe d~.ipend~ne ~A' the d-ie,.eotx--O constant F_ (T) can
be and the &epends7n---+ >f p3larization on the
fie-.d F(E) meaairel -t:h small mono-z'rfatall samples within the
Uimi)erati;.-re xange -',90 -,2500. The de-vir.-e can be used for
the investfgat-i3n of anomalles '--a piszoelectriss and
f-,r ths -Jr.~exzInat--'-jr of phase transit!Dna in -iryetall-'ne
11-he phase ~-.-arslttns being a-.c!~,m'panisd by the
i J tnc sjbstan~-~e. The method of the RC-chain
des-:'-,rited in pub.-,I~at-L~n3 (Refa 1.9 2) was used for the de7',ie.
L
The prlnctpal radIcJechn--~al. scheme of the device (without
gener-~*c-r and pitenflometer)
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Dielectric In-estigations of Small Samples of SOV/48-22-1-2-33/33
Piezoelectric Crystals
determination of the 3ccurrenoe of spontaneous polarization in
the sample by means of an ordinary oscillographic scheme
(no figure). The f(T)-c-arves of 24 dielectrics were plotted to
chen,k the device, whereby it was shown that the dependence E(T)
can be plotted with suffit;f-ent accuracy. The dLscontinuity of
& at '6200 was determined for polarized BaTiO 3 ceramics with a
very small sample (0.1, a 0.1 vt 0.1 am). In (NH4 ),so 4-monoorystals
dielectric anrmal-.es were determined at -510. The temperature
deper.der.-.e of the polam-ization and -;,-he ocercive field are given
in figures 2 and 3. The temperature dependence of i of (NH 4)2SO4
in the range of high temperatures is characterized by rapid
JlLslraase of active crystal conductivity near the melt-Ing-point
(130-)). This method makes it possible to observe other processes
~:-elabed to the change of f. The authors carried out experiments
'.c, -i-n-trestigate piezoelectr--'~; anomalies in tablet-shaned '
S.--tignette-salt and BaT--'03 samples, yet without success. This
cffect is, however,compl-9tely -^cnoealed by the presence of air
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E132/E460
AUTHOR: Minaveva K.A
TITLE: Measurement of the internal friction in single
crystals of forroelectrics by the method of the
compound vibrator
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, v-7, no-3, 1962, 425-428
TEXT: The results are given of the measurements of the
logarithmic decrement of the damping and of the elastic moduli of
crystals of triglycine sulphate (TGS) near the Curie point.
A compound vibrator method was used and the results are in good
agreement with those obtained by other authors using the resonance
method. A very-small specimen of TGS, 0.2 x 0:2 x I cm, was
troted cemented to a -50X-cut quartz plate. -Preliminary
measurements were made on slices of Rochelle salt at a range of
temperatures including the Curie point where the damping reaches
anomalously high values. The temperature dependence of 533.
for TGS was then measured between 40 and 540C showing an
anomalous step at 49.70C. The damping reaches a value of
10 times the normal value in a sharp peak with a half width of
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Measurement of the internal ... E132/E460
about 0.20 at the same temperature. The ela,stic compliance could
be calculated by two methods: (1) from the compound vibrator and
(2) from earlier measurements of the resonance frequency of the
TGS slice by itself. The values of S33 agree to 55' and the
temperature agrees exactly. The apparatus constructed could be
used in the temperature interval of -170 to +1000C at frequencies .
of 50 to 200 Kc/s. The accuracies of the thermo'stats were
+0.050C above zero and 0-0050C below zero. There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
im. M.V.Lomonosova, (Moscow.State University
imeni M.V.Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: july 14, 1961
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AUTHORSs
TITLE:
41576
S/02 62/146/004/008/015
B104%102
Shuvalov, L. A.,_Ijlinayeva, K. A.
Anomalies of elasticity and internal friction near the anti-
ferromagnetic Curie point of PbMg 'U'/203
1/2 1
PZRIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR.. Doklady, v. 146, no- 4, 1962, 808 -809-
TEXTt A twin resonator with quartz exciter was used to measure the elas-
ti c plasticity a 11 and the logarithmic decrement 6 in polyc rystalline
specimens (25,*5-1-8 mm) of the new antiferroelec :trio PbMg, /2W1/203(G. A.
Smolenski , A. I. Agranovskaya, V. A. Isupov, Piz. tverd. tela, 1, 6,
990 (1959~; 11. N. Krayniki A. I. Arganovskayh, Fiz. tverd. tela, 2, 1,
70 (1960); G. A. Smolenskiy N. N. Kraynik, A. I. Agranovskaya, Fiz..
.tverd. tela, 3, 3, 981 (19611). *The estimates showed that the finite
dimensione.of the specimens did not influence the measurement values. At
200C the specimens had a density of 7-52 g/cm3.and were practically non-
porous; Between 33 and 380C a strong)anomaly was observed in the temper-
ature dependence of s 11 and 6 (Fig. I The maximum of the dielectric
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Anomalies of elasticity and ... B100102
constants 6 lies in the same temperature range. The higher internal
friction is caused by additional losses on domain boundarioo. Further-
more, it is theoretically Possible that the domain boundariee can be-
displaced by mechanical stresses. The maximum-of 6(t) and the decrease
of s11 (t) near the antiferroelectric Curie point is caused by the adjust-
ment of the dipole antipolarization of the dynamic stresses. In single L/
crystals the temperature interval in which the anomalies occur is probab-
ly narrower. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut kristallografii Akademii nauk SSS *R (Institute of
Crystallography of the Academy of Sciences USSR).
Moskovokiy gosudarst'vennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonooov)
PRESENTED: May 12, 1962, by A. V. Shubnikov, Academician
SUBMITTEDs April 23, 1962
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;ACCESSION MR: AP4013-740 S/0181/64/006/001/OOT6/0079
AUTHORSt Strukow "Bo A.Otb# Ke As; Rodi~hevap Too K*
TITLE: Reverse polarization characteristics of acid anuniVA sulfate
SOURCE: Mika tvaidogo tela, v. 6, nos' It 1964# 76-79
TOPIC TAGSs acid amonium sulfate, raveIrse polarization, dielectric hysteresis,
dielectric hysteresis loopp coercive field, pulsing reversal, pulsing polarity
reversal
:t 'ABSTRACT: The authors made this study because of lack of information in the
.literature on pulsing polarity reversals in (NWHS04, In the temperature interval
from -2.5 to -119C this mineral has a rectangular diAlectric hysteresis loop in a
relatively small coercive field (on the order of 200-600 v/ca). This property
makes the mineral,olf considerable practical importance. The characteristics of the'----
:polarity reversal were measured under carefully controlled stabilized temperature.
These tests were qade In the range from -20 to -100C. The samples (10 X 10 X 40
-mm) were given rectangular pulses, the amplitudes and durations of which ranged
;from 0 to 120 v anii 10 to 1200 microseconds respectively. The baild-up time of the
EW~e did not exceed Oel microsecond*. The frequency of pulse repetition was 250
or 17Z

ACCESSION NR: AP4011740
:cycles. The authors have shown that as with other farroelectric crystals, the W.
Merz model (Phys.,-4ev.9 95.. 690, 1;;~) may'be usied for the pulsing reversals of
:polarization. Nedt- ths'points.of ferroelectric:phase transition'(4-5 and -119C)
spontaneous depolarization was datected,in the AMP183. Orig. art* hasr 7 figures;
:and 1 tableo.
ASSOCIATION:---` Mos4v nive~sitet imi N.J. Lamonosova (Moscow
skiy gosadarstvanny*y u
:Statp
University)
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TOPIC T.AGS fei~meleotrje C irs4nallf trigl ycinf*sulfate,
sorption,.phase trpnoltiong rela3cation tun
.-J-7vij
ultrasound ab-
ABSTRACT: The authors have measured the absorption of 5. 10 and 15
megacycle/sec ultrasound in 2 x 2 x 2 cm triglycine sulfate crystals
at temperatures from 48 to 500C. The ultrasound was applied in 1.5
miorosec pulses and traversed the crystal parallel to the Z-axis,-
iihichis erpendicular to the forrowectric aads (7). The temperature
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of -the..-~: so Iri~ We '-' pardeled 6,- -phtseFi - -Ze se 'res td are
rptI6 ,
cteaser~ ab . Ul
discussed at some length. 7he absorption in the ferroelectric phase is
ascribed-to polarization. relaxation. as discussed by L.D.Landau and I.
M.Khalatnikov (Dokl.AN SSSR 96,469,195it) (the polarization Is coupled
I to the sonic field by the piezoelectric effect), and to some un3mown
!effect involving the domains. The relaxation time derived from the ex-
imental data with the aid of this theory was in agreement with the
per
lfindin~gs of R.I.O'Brien and T.A.Litovitz (J.Appl.Phys.35,180,1964).
ilThis theory is not applLicable.- In the paraelectric phase because the
ipiezoelectric coefficient coupling elastic deformation to polarization
; al mo tha farmalactric Axia vanishes for trijzlvcine sulfate in the

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4UTROR -:,Sti-ukov,B -A 4.;. Taraskin,S.As Skomorokhova,T.L.; Minayeva,K.A..
TIME 'tffect of-an-electric field on the heat capacity of single-
agstal triglycine sulfate ZTeport, 4th All-Union Corx-erence on Ferro-~
tricity held in Rostov-on-the-Do
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A.,
--I~vestiyi-Ser-- fLA664ikaya,v4W
6 6 1965 982-964
n
TD~x- ~iGs::-ferroeleotric- A&I triglicine :sulfate, heat capacity,
it electrocaloile.Fe eat
]ABSTRACT: .'Theauthors have measured the heat capacity at constant
electric field of a triglycine sulface single crystal at temperatures
!from 47 to 52OG-both with zero electric field and with an applied
i
!field of 450 V/cm and have also observed the electrocaloric effect in
I
this material at temperatures near the Curie point. The wMerimental

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t)4, hiit~~Capa-citr W65 -to sIiI6otji'out:thd, discontinuity at;
bids- fi6ld, :ow
At.1- -in -reduce the maximum valuw from 0.49 to 0. 4 g
the e---po t and t Cal/
de-g~i---In-'the preaence.of the-Ibias field- the: heat .--Capacity changed
smooth1t'-'frMAt e
6--- Yalu' 'in th6,farroelectrie-..phase.to,its value in the
piaraele over a tem" 'per dtVke. in arly 2P,
ciri:6- ~phisi' t4rval of ne whereas
Un the absence of a bias field most of this change was accomplished in~
la small fraction of a degreeo This result is derived theoretically
from the.thermodynamic theory of V.L.Ginzburg (Uspekhi fiz.nauk 38,
490,1949). In the absence of a bias field the dielectric constant was
,found to reach its maximum at a temperature from 0.2 to 0.30C above
that at which the heat cepacity reached its maximum,. This is explaimd
Iby the fact that it is the ratio of the heat capacity to the tempera-
ture, and not the heat capacity itself, that should go through a ma3d-
mum at a 3econd order transition point. The electrocaloric effect was
linvestigated. at temperatures above but close to the Curie point. At a
tempera~ture very close to the Curie. point _it yg~ fo=d that a field of

ad ra-pidly- with-, increa-sing tempe-rature-mand; was-absent At' IZOG dbd'Ve-- I
the* Curie point* "The authors express their gratitude to V.A.Igutsik
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Topic. TAGO. _4 --e,-,t itions elastic Modulus,
fr 113 magne
ear modulus Interw2i"MI tion lead compounds siux- compound,
titanate
tungsten.~oompoundg_ soild solution
ABSTWT: -The authors have previously measured the elastic compli-
,ance mftd logarithmic deersment of Pbfto.5ft.503 near the antiferrol-
electric Curie point by means of a compound resonator method employ-
4-v lmrltualwd elastic waves (Dokl.AN WSR In the pro.

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AUTHORS: -Strukov. B. A.; Minayeva, K. A.
~ORG: Moscow State University Im. M. V. Lomonosov (Koskovskiy
gosudarstvennyy:universitet)
TITLE: Some features of pulsed.repolarization of naturalIX untpolar
crystals of triglycin sulfatc~\
-'310URCE:' Fizika tverdogo tela,*v. 7. no. 12,, 1965, 3579-3581
'TOPIC TAGS: dielectric polarization, organic crystal, paraelectric
material
,~ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to determine the in-
'-fluence of natural-unipolarity of triglycin sulfate on the spontane- I
ous depolarization namely the transition of the crystal from the
into the multiple domain state. This is a continuation,
'of a"aimilar investigation performed by the authors earlier on
1NH HSO arystals.(FTT-.v. 6, 76, 1964). The natural unipolarity of the,
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....1nvestigatederystals ranged'from zero to 100 V/cm. Particular at-
:tention t4as paid to the temperature interval near the phase transition
point where this phenomenon is observed, since it is in this range
that the crystal loses its ability to store information. A total of
30 samples was tested-.by.tbe standard procedure. The results show
,that application to the crystal of a definite sequence of electric
voltage pulses in a certain temperature interval below the Curie point.
gives rise to a regular change in the areas under the current pulses.
'The crystals possessing internal unipolarity lose their ability*of
''storing information far below the phase transition point. The spon-
taneous realignment of the domain structure at.a certain temperature
below the Curie point leads apparently to-additional anomaly in the
:specific beat, the paraelectric coefficients, and a few other proper-
ties of the triglycin sulfate crystals. The temperature of total de-
polarization decreases linearly with Increasing internal unipolarity
of the sample. Authors thank V. A. Koptsik for interest In the work
and V. Kh. Kozlovskiy for-useful advice during the discussion of the
results. Orig..art. hast 4 figures.
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1AUTHORS: Strukov~-_B. A..91, Minayeval K. A.; Skomorokhova, T. L.;
!Isupov, V. A.
ORG: Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomongsoy (Moskovskiy
1gosudarstvennyy universitet); Institute of SemiconduclonsgA SOSRO
ILeningrad (Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSR)
TITLE: Thermal of antiferroelealric ceram
ic PbMgi/2W,/20 3
[SOURCE: ..Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 3. 1966, 972-974
1TOPIC TAGS:' antiferroelectric material, lead compound, thermal
effect., specific heat, temperature dependence, phase transition,
dielectric constant, electric hysteresis , antiferraelectricity, metal
ceramic material
ABSTRACT: The authors report results of measurements of the excess
.enargy,of the antiferroelectric phase transition in PbMg.,/2W.1/20
and compare the results with those previously obtained for this com-
pound, The. specific heat was measured by a method described bi one
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of the authors earlier (Strukov, FTT v. 6., 2862, 1964). The results
Ishow.that the specific beat exhibits an anomalous increase in the
temperature Interval between 24 and 36C,.rising from about 30 to 164
Tcal/mole-deg at 30.5C and then dropping again to about 29 cal/mole-
deg. This anomaly at the vicinity of the Curie point Indicates that
!the phase.transition is of first order. Slight fluctuations on both
!sides of the maximum are briefly discussed but are shown not to be
-'connected with any additional phase transition. The temperature de-
'pendence of the dielectric constant exhibits a hysteresis, likewise
showing that the phase transition is of first order. The results can
be reconciled with the theoretical temperature dependence of the
square of the spontaneous antipolarization. The excess beat of the
phase transition lo determIned from the temperature dependence of the
specific heat and is found to be 276 cal/mole. The corresponding re-
e.."l-sultant change in volume Is* -0.22 cM3
/mole,'Which Is in fair ag'reemen~
with results by others based on calculations. The authors thank V.Ai'
~':.!-Koptsik for interest In the work and valuable remarks, and N.H. KraV7
for supplying experimental data on thermal expansion of the inves
ated ceramic. Orige.art. has: 2 figures'and 3 formulas.
:_210ct65/. ORITREF: 008/
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ACC NR: AP6015500 SOURCE CODE: UR/0181/66/008/005/1631/1633
AUTHOR: Minayeva, K. A.; Strukow, B. A.;'Kbptsik,_V. A.
13
ORG- Moscow State UnLversity La. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gotudaravennyy univer-
Relaxational absorption of uYtrasound
trmuLtion temperature
in the ceramic PbMgl/2Wl/203 near the
SOURCE: rizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 5, 1966, 1631-1633
nr
TOPIC TAGS:, acoustic absorption, ultrasound absorption, antiferro-
electric material, metal ceramic material, second order phase transition
ABSTRACT, Ultrasound absorption 1~ n a synthesized antiferroelectric ceramic PbM91/2-
-WI/203 was, ned at frequencies of 5, 10, and 15 megacycles per second. It was
found that (1) there is a considerable anomaly of ultrasound absorption near the phase
transition temperature; (2) the absorption curve is non-symmetric with respect to the
transition temperature; (3) in the paraphase, the absorption is small and Pot relaxa-
tional; (4) at temperatures below the phase transition temperature of second order,
there is a quadratic relationship between the sound absorption and the fvequency; (5)
part of the absorption component does not depend on the frequency and In not caused by
relaxation but-is due to some other factor, e. g., sound scattering on the grain bound-

1, 06305-67
ACC NRs AP6015500
aries of the crystallites of the ceramic. In antiferroelectrics of this type, the ab.-
sorption anomaly is related to the spatial polarization vector which plays the role oi-
an order-disorder parameter; in the antiferroelectric phase it defines the dipole
superstructure and turns to zero above the Curie point. The anomaly of sound absorp-
tion is related to increased relaxation time of this parameter near the phase transi-
tion temperature of second order. Specimens of the ceramic were made available by V..-
A. Isupove L. A. Shuvalov assisted in the investigation of sound ab~mVtion at low
frequencies of the order of So to NO kilocycles per second. Orig. art. hasi 2 figures.
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card 2/2

DAIFILIML. Ye.V.. Inzh.; MINILTIVA. K.I., insh.
Atperlsonts; data on the operations of a reagent-free fat
splitting unita Nssl.-ghir.prom. 26 no,1:27-28 JA- 160.
NIR 13:4)
1. Ferganskly moloshirovoy koublust.
(Fergana-011s and fate) (Glycerol)

HYLINIKOV, B-H., khimik; KLM IN, F.A., khimik; Arinimala uchastiye
MINATX7A L N laborant
loulsion treatment of flannel. Tekst.prom. 20 no.4:52-53 Jl
160,', (MIRA 13:8)
1. laboratoriya kombinata OTrakhgornava manufakturall imeni
Dzerzhinskogo.
(Textile finishing) (Textile ohomistry)

1. . A , "'.
T';VETAYI~V L.A.; KINKI IK, Yo.1'.j Y.H0!,Y.(;;-,:-vQ,,j,,, .
y 4-1., ,-,
Fxr7curcen Jn f*f:rre-,us ti~-raj. -taL alnid thfir u-so -i.r "h-,- N.- ", .;- .
trod. T"INICIN no.45-164-1.71 I . ( 14 J "R ".. -, r~, -; r, j
" 1y.) r. li ; ! I

MAKUSHKINA, L.; HINAYEVAv N.
One hundred and sixty-three days less in one year. Okhr.
truda i sots. strakh. 6 no.6:12-24 Je 163. (MIRA 16:8)

ZABARINAq T.V.; IAPIKAq V.V.LHINAUVA9,R.A.
Indl- distribution in moolterites sphaleritep and chalcopyrite
from the tin ore deposit in LUWsin. Gookhimlia no.2-.156-161 161
(MIR&.24-.3)*-
le Dallnevostochnyy filial Sibirskogo otdotmiya AN SM,
Vladivostok.
(ldfudziii region-Tin ores)
(Indiua)

IL2289 EWT(*)/ZWP(i)/WP(.WbM(b) Pad- IJP(c) JDAW,
P
ACCEMION NR: AT5012672 UR/2513/65/015/000/0104/0110
AUTHO% Peshkova. V. M.; Savontina. V. M Astaldma. Te. K.; M!R*
N. A.
6+1:
TITLE: Extractive concentration of trace amounto of nickel with the ald of alpha
z_:' SOURCE: AXSSM. Komisaiya Po analiticheakoy Wilmit. Trudy, v. 16, 1965. MetDdy
-Viiry-aveshchestv v analfticheskoy kbimil (Metbods of concentrating
kontsentriro
substances in analvdcal chemlatrv). 104-110

T.-
ABSTRACT- The Want a- ' --ext.' di
them -action of nickel 6xiviates-by- oroform from the
A ends w their stability constant, the dissociation constants of the
aqueous phase ep
reagents In the aqueous phase, the distribution constants of nickel dioximates and of the
oxime itself between water and the organic phase, and the presence in the aqueous phase
of a ligand forming nonextractable complexes with nickel (tartrate, citrate, etc.). The
influence of these factors
studied for five widely used dioximes: --furyidioxime,
was
dimethylglyoxime, dioximes of cyclohexaneffione (nioxime) and cycloheptanedione
Card 1/2

GOVOROV, !.N.~ I'llflPiYE'Vill N.A., STUNU16, A.A.
cf riobium. S'cob. DIEU SSSR no.21:3-8 163.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Dallne-vostoelmyy gr: logicheskly institut i laborat-orlya
rieorganicheskoy I analiticheskoy khirr-ti D&llnevo-itoohnogo
f1lisilp, 3ibirakogo ot-deltnlya AN SSSR.

MiNtRYEVA O-N~ -
'S06MK, P.A.; SHAIN, S.S,; KONSTANT190TA, A.K.; GARASIKOVA, A.I.; 0
N FOOMMIff. B.T.; TULIN. N.S.. red.; GMIKOTA, Z.D., !-#On .-.-
t,
t
[Growlvc red clover] Kullturs kraimogo klevers. Kookwa, Goo. Isd-
Yo sellkhos. lit-r7j, 1958o. 541 p. (Km 11810)
(Clover)
00

QURWIGH, Y&A.; MLNAMA, R.F.
Colloi&Chomical basis for the changes In the optical properties
and atmompheric, stability of piguented carbon-black lacquer
. . f ilm. toll. zhur. 22 no. 6:658-662 N-D 060. (KIM 13:12)
1. ftuchno-iseledovatel'skly institut lakokrasochnoy
promyshlonnosti, Koskva.
(lacquer and lAcquering--Optical properties)

GORYUNOVA, M.G.; MINAYEVA, R.F.; IVANOV, N.N.
Selecting the new type of oiling preparations for rayon processing.
Khim.volok. no.2:53-54 163. (MIRA 16:0)
1. Kalininskiy kombinat (for Goryunova, Minayeva). 2. Vsesoyuuznyy
nauchno-isoledovatellski.v institut iskunstvennogo volokna (for
I vddbov) -
(Rayon) (Textile finishing)

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ACC NRI AP5028104 SOURCE CODE: un/1048/65/029/021/1994/1995
Al' U1
AIMIOR: X=Ysheva. TX~'
ORG: --Vor2Mzh State Univerally,(Voronezhakiy gosudaretva universitet)
nnyy
40
TITLE: Concerning the.nonlinear properties of triglyc sulfate ;06port , Fourth
All-Union Conference on Ferro-electricity held at Etostov-an-the Dan 12-16 92plember
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Seriya fizicheakaya, v. 29, no. It, 1965, 1994-1995
TOPIC TAGS:~ Ferroelectric orystai,.Ningle crystal# nonlinear effectq electric
polarlzatlofi#-Curle~polftt
ABSTRACT: :The authors'have measured the coefficient b in the expression E 2aP + 2bo
relating the-polarization P to the electric field strength 9 for Y-cut triglycine
crystals,at temperatures above but glose.tolhe Curie point, Iusing the method employed
for similar measurements on bariumrtitanate' learamics by H.H.Drougard, R.Landauer, and
D.R.Young (Phys. Rev.0 98, 1010 (1955), and B.U.Vul (lav.Aff SSSR. Ser. fic., 21, 379
(1957))# The reveralble'dielectric constant was measured with a I V/cm, 1000 cycle/so
field as a function of the dc bias field (up to 2.5 W/cm) an 5 x 5 x 1.5 mm3 y-cut
specimens at temperaturesefrom 49.8 to 53.OOC (the Curie point was 49.30c). The
temperature was controlled to within 0.10C. The measurement error Is said to be 14-18
but the values of b obtained for different specimens differ muchniore (by more than

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100% at 49.80c). The values obtained for b do not differ greatly frou those obtained
by B.Triebwasser (Bulls Amer* Physo goo., Ser. tt, 2, 127 (1957)). Measurements at
temperatures above.53-54*0 were very difficult because the reversible dielectric con-
Stant at ouch temperatures changed very little when the bias was altered, and It In
concluded that the noullnearity of triglyclae sulfate persists only to 4-4.50C above
the Curie points The authors thank,1'12zhelVO2Z_Lcr his Interest In the work and for
valuable advice. OrIge art. has: 3 formulas"O'61,1figure, and I table.
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RODIGINp M.N.;-MINAYEVAp T.I.
Effect of zinc in increasing the resistance of various cucumber
varitlOss to bacteriosis. Dokl. AN SSSR 146 no*2:,478-1+79 S 162.
(MM 15:9)
I* Saratovskiy seliskokhozyayotvennyy institute Predstavleno
akademikom A.L, Kursanovym,
(Plants, Effect of zinc on)
(Cucumbers-Disease and peBt resistance) (Peaudomonas lachrymanB)

US~;R/Physics C,
Spectrum of C 2H5 Fl FD-3274
Card V1 Pub. 146 - 33/44
Author : Barchukov, A. I.; Minayeva, T. M.; Prokhorov, A. M.
Title : Microwave spectrum of the molecule C 2H 5cl
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 29, No 6(12), Dec 1955, 892
Abstract : The authors conducted a preliminary study of the rotational spectrum
of the molecule C2H Cl, noting that a brief communication on the spec-
2
trum of this molecl
e bad been published by R. Wagner and B. Dailey
(J. Chem. Phys., 22, 14:719, 1954), who investigated the transitions
111-212, 110-211, 211-332, and 220-321 for molecule C2H5CI35 and
transitions 111-221, 110-211 for molecule C2H C137 and who obtained
z
from these transitions the values of the rota
ional constants B and C
and also the quadrupole bonds along the main axes of the moment of
inertia. The nresent writers of this note studied new transitions,
whose frequencies are listed, in the case where the influence of qua,i-.
rupole interaction is excluded. Using these results they were able to
determine the dipole moment p. of molecule C2H C135 from the Stnrk
broadening of the line of superfine structure ;a 3/2-5/2 to be Pa In
1-79tO-O5D.
Institution: Physical Institute im. P. N. Lebedev, Academy of Sciences USSR
Slubmitted : July 19) 1955

ZYBIN, Yu.P.; AFANASIYEV, A.A.# dots., retsenzent; ROSUK, G.I.,
st, prepods, retsenzent; VJNAYEVA, T.M., red.;
) G.G., 'I,.;, I
BATYREVA tekhn. rat tekhn.
red.
[Construction of leather goods; footwear and its construc-
tion] Konstruirovanie izdelii iz kozhi; obuv' i ee kon-
struirovanie. Moslcva, G12legprOM, 1963. 314 P.
(MIRA 17:1)

KOZLOV., Vasiliy Petrovich; RUKHOVICH, Yevgeniy Rafaellyevich;
-FIINAYEVA T M,#.,red.- ZOLOTAREVA, I.Ya., tekbn.red.;
VnioFURVA'G. A.,tekim.red.
9
(semiautomatic PMZ Class 68-A machine for printing and
sewing-on tags] Foluavtomat 68-A klassa PMZ dlia pechata-
niia i prishivki talonov. Moskva, Gizlegproms 1963. 89 p.
(MIRA 17:2)

WIIRNOV, Sergey Mikhaylovich, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; GRIVIN,
ja Vladislav Volldemarovich; YELIN, Allbert VasilOyevich;
KOCHEROV, Anatoliy Vasillyevich. Prinimali ucbastiye:
TSAREVA, T.I.; EYGENBROT, V.M.; YEROFEYKV, A.V.,, kand.
tekhn. nauk dots., reteenzent; SAKHAMV, Ye.V.p st. pre-
pod., retsenzent; 141NAYEVA, T.M., red.; PYATNITSKIY,
V.14.9 tekhn. red.
[Laboratory work on the course "Principles of automatic
control and the automation of production processes."] La-
boratornyi praktikum po kursu 110snovy avtomatiki i avto-
matizatsli proizvodstvennykh protsessov." [By) S.1-11.Smirnov
i dr. Moskva, Gizlegprom, 1963. 322p. (MIRA 17:3)

MINAYEVk, V.G.; SMIRNOV, YAKUBOVA, A.I.
Primary investigation of the pqdded erysimmn imder cultivation.
Trudy Bot. sada Zap.-Sib. fil. AN SSSR no.1:27-31 156. (MIR-1 14:7)
(Erysimun)

"t of vtw
tb*gbtmcil 04740A Of Z8 AN (Woltem Slborka
4 Atad. 8d.) of the trS.SJL V.-G. Minaeva and
M. N, smlr~ov. rrudvgo.-., - W-.-. - -

MIIIAYEVA, V,G,
Using the Pulfrieb photometer for determining the activeness of
medicinal plants producing cardiac drugs. Trudy Bot. oada Za
Sib. fil. AN SSSR no.1:75-76 156. (~MU 14:751-
(Ofrdiac clycosides) (Photometry)

The chea" OWTI, cl the 86*111 1141wat 18owu
V. 0. I,=
No
TT-81;
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1936
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.
.
.
.
.
a
,
,
,Riferaj. Zkur., Xhim., Dip). Kbin. 19S7, No. 607EL-Two
.
subst=ces were isolated from the roots of the plant: am
'in. 223-nS* and with a pas. Balkalin reactiori; the other
an. 109-201* and with a poc YNonfu mution. Thelleart
glucaside Mated from the Balical Kutellaria had the same'
phannacological propertles as the ak. est. of the plant's
I
h
k
l
id
f
e
n the roots o
t
rwts. The qual. tests fur al
a
o
s
plantwerentig. ItronitlicabtrrL~gnauiLipitiolibepbists
ryst. outntance vras ubtsilned havinit the larmula of Cw
11%0~ij this bulistaucc tailed to melt at 310' and Silva a pw,
f
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MINAYEVA, V.G.
nf apple pollen. Trudy Bot. sada, Zap.-Sib. fil. AN SSSR
no.2:81-84 157. WIIA 11:10)
(Pollen) (Apple)

KINATEVA, Valentina _.Ga.vril_ovna;._sapAKoTSKATA, L.I.. red.; FMOTSKATA.
N.M., takhn.red.
[Medicinal plants of Siberia] Lekarstvennye rasteniia.51birl.
lzd.3.. ispr. I dop. Novosibirsk, Novosiblrskoe knizhnoe izd-vo~
196o. 145 p. (KIRA 13:11)
(SIBIRIA,-BOTARY, RUICAL)

MIKAYIVA, Y.O.
Study of essential oils of Patrinia. Isv.Sib.otd.AM USE no.6:86-
90 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. TSentralinyy Sibirekly botanicheakiy mad Sibirskogo otdolonlya
AN SSSR.
(Patrinia) (Ionewes and essential oil@)

MINAYEVA,, VA; BAROVA, N.I.; KIPRIYANOVA, N,V.; IVINA, M.I.
Virological characteristics of poliomyelitis in the western Urals.
Vop*virus. 6 no.5:624 S-0 160. (MIRA .14:5)
1. Virusologicheokaya laboratoriya Permskogo instituta vaktsin i
syvorotok i sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy stanteii.
(URAL MOUNTAIN REGION-POLIOMYELITIS)

SOBOVKVSKAYA, K.A.; MINAYEVA, V.G.
Studying the flora of the Altai as a source of flavonoid substances.
Izv.Sib.otd.AN23SR no.4:68-72 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. TSentrallnyy Sibirskiy Botanicheskiy sad Sibirskogo otdeleniya
ANSSSRP Novosibirsk.
(Altai-Botany Economic)
(Flavonoidsl

MINAYEVA, V.G.
Viability of apple pollen in Novosibirsk Province. Trudy TSSBS
no.4:189-194 160. (MIRA 15:4)
(Novosibirsk Province--Apple) (Fertilization of plants)

MINAYEVA, V.G.; LAPIK, A.S.
Vitamin P activity in the thoroughwax Bupleurum multinerve D.C.
Trudy TSWS no-5:83-87 '61. (MIRA 15:3)
(Bupleurum) (Vitamins-P)

MINAYEVA, V.G.
Viability of apple pollen during the development of the flower.
Trudy TSSBS n0-5:99-104 161. (MIRA 15:3)
(Apple) (Pollen)

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"1,2. : I I ,., - - . - , , , .- .- 1, V- ~ - -. . I .
- -- -. -. - , I ~ -:, ~l
-, - '. "
1 0. 1 ". -I' ~: i

TAIII.,ITA, V.G.
tree. TrIA.Y ('4 17:11)

VOLKNONSKAYA, T.A.; MINAYEVA, V.G.
Study of the flavonoids of garden sorrel. Biul. Glav. bot. sada
no.56:57-59 164. (14IRA 18;5)
1, TSentrallnyy sibirskiy botanichookiy sad Sibirskogo otdelenlys
AN SSSR, Novosibirsk.

MINAYEVAj, V.G.; VOLKHONSKAYA.. T.A.
Flavmoids of the thoroughwax Rupleur= multinerve Do Co
Dokl. 9T SSSR 154 no.400956-959 F 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. TSentrallnyy sibirskiy botanicheakiy sad Sibirskogo
otdeleniya AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikm A.I. Oparinym.

- ., V.G.; VOLKHOUSKAYAt T.A.; VALUT KAYA, A.G.
MINAYEVA 13
-1- .......
Comparative study of the flavonoid composition of awg. Siberian
species of Bupleurum " Rast. res. 1 no.2:233-235 165.
(MIRk 18:11)
1. TSentrallnyy sibirskiy botanicheakiy sad Sibirskogo otdolen.'ra
AN ~ZSR.

MINAIEVA~ V.K.
Hamangima of the opine in childhood, Trudy 1-go MRI 38:477-479 165.
(MIRA 18:10)

DMITRIYEV, I.A.; AU-I'MSANDBOVSHY, V,A.,-. MMAYM, V.,14.
Review of the book "Physiology and pathology -of motor and visceral
reflexes". Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 63 no.8:1275-1~76, '63.
(YJRA 17:10)

MINAYEVA, V.M.
minayeva, V.14. "Postnatal developrwnt of the upper parietal lobe of the brain", Trudy In-ta
mozga (Cas. in-t mM a M-va %dravookhraneniya SSSR), Issue 6, 190, P. 77-107, Tables X-XIII
of an atlas (Inserts .
SO: U-3042~ 11 March 53, (Letopis Inykh Statey, No. 9,1949)

14INATEVA3 V. M.
PlINA17EVA pV. M.: "Observations of the cultivation of certain
filtrable viruses in experimental tumors of laboratory
animals and the use of this method for practical pur-
poses." Molotov State Medical Inst. Molotov, 1956.
(Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate in Medical
Sciences).
SO: Knizhnays Letopis' No. 22,, 1956

PSHENICHNOVj A.V.j -M[IffAYEVAL_V.M[.,- STARODUBrSEVA., G.I.
Epideni loff of tick-borne encephalitis in the Urals; Vop.irirus.
7 no.6t0661-"5 X-D 162, (URA 164)
1. Perstskly institut vaktain i eyvorotok.
(URAL MOUNTAIN REGION-ENCEPHALITIS)

141-NAYEVA j V. T,
Medicine
Medicinal grasses of Siberia. Novosibirsk, Novosib. obl. izd. 1951.
Monthly List of Russian Accession , Library of Congress October 1952 UNCLASSIFIED.

MINAY97A Ye.G.; Rijrm?.'o. G.D. (If--ningrad)
JL- .
Experience with the preven-I-L'on of industrial tramatism. Soy.
zdrav, 21 no.947-51 162 (MIRA 1734)
1. 1z mediko-~sanitarnoy chasti Kirovskogo zavoda, ( glavnyy
vrach L.K.Sadyrin) i organiziitsionno-metodicheakogo otdela
(zav. - prof. S.Ya. Freydlin) Imingraddcogo Instituta travma-
tologii i ortopedii ( dir. - prof. V.S.B-In ina).

AUTHOR: Minayeval Ye.N. SOV-26-58-11-19/49
TITLE: Th. T ~,~e Karakalpak Steppe (Preobrazovaniye
karakalpakskoy stepi)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Nr 11, pp 91 - 92 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Over 1 billion hectares of land in the USSR need an improve-
ment of their water and thermal conditions. Intensive me-
lioration work is under 'way in the Fergana Valley, especially
in the Karakalpak and Yaz f Iyavan steppes, vtLere water bal-
anoe is being transformed. The irrigated area had increased
in 1953 by 1.5 times over 1939. This had necessitated the
construction of large water reservoirs to regulate the Syr-
Darlys, river's run-off. But calculations that the riverls
flowSwould decrease proved wrong; to the contrary, they in-
creased due to the changes of the water balance in the cen-
tral steppe region with its numerous swamps and lakes. These
lakes and swamps came into being - despite only 200 mm of
mean annual atmospheric precipitation - because the mountain
Card 1/2 rivers Sokh, Shakhimardan, Isfayram and Isfara have no direct

The Transformation of the Karakalpak Steppe SOV-26-58-11-19/49
connection with the Syr-Darlya bed. Recently-dup drain-
age canals have led the arrested waters to the Syr-Darlya.
Where the maps still show swampy regions, e.g. in the Dam-
Kull Massif, these regions have long since ceased to exist.
There are 2 photos.
ASSOCIATION; Institut geografii AN S35R /fdoskva (The Geographical Insti-
tute of the AS USSR /Moscow)
1. Water supplies-.-Storage 2. Water supplies--.USSR
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X SOV/10-59-4-2
AU=-9-' Volichko, A.A., and rints, A.A. T"N
Tr=3 The Sixth 7onforence of Toum~ Scientific 'Zorkers of 'c_
the Inatl-ut GooCratii. MF UWR 'Institute of Geo-
graphy IS USSR)
0==: 11mlemil. naak SSSR, Seriva Geogratichos-
Izvest
U71. I " Nr 4, pv 152-154 (USSR)
T
t The wrtiale covers the Sixth Conference of Young
Scientific ':orkers of the Institute of GgarInh:
AS U--M which took place in mid-t:.rch. 19 . N5
"ports were read by the folloai=Z scientific wol:-

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Ma of It:aospheric Procipita-
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ties In the jiatr
tion*. Y,~"-Cotlyakov and ^.%. Yev-eYev co=eztel on
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structuFal ancri
Antarctic apOka on the
tion bet-n4en th -=eof anl_hyrdro,,-ra-~hical not-cark
Card I.*, and the 13tozt tectonle =ovemont3 in the no-thorn
--rran3-7rmLI Area ~ P -0-,.-hj - a
M. Jvc' LK"27a evalu ted ch
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era rd b
goratic'm act;
fro
the African
continentl dia-
cusped evaporation probjens in the sulf a., ="a-Do-

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the
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I= the Trom.3-Volga region,
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~..th.r ~;
22-101&7& lectured On smoz coaditio= I-- the
aount"I~ of C~CtroLl Gaucasusl r-?r- 0rlOv -eptrted
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a his now =otbod to cepasure the-.-=3UZr-U- an*,
Carried by winds. whereby z=ow.flakea are recorded
by a Photoelectric devicag U -I Rau r, Yu-1- ~._
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da
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0 heat
v&tIQas they Cczpilad at the ZaZarskAya Sclea-iflo
Station near Z:GscOri -3-T-3-ass lectured on sprjuZ
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water discharLe and soil va
z7out alto studied t.
,era,
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calculats, the -~-ml sprizZ cater discharge I-- the
Tomise7 and Lane rivers accordine to tiw meth*~A at I
2-Y-rikolayeva lectured on sea levels
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k. . 1_'qX1_t=rer d o
n
pressiox, durina 1549-1958i
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the rivers am' lakei of the VitL= ~14tesuj
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Amr discussed rliocano for= of re lot
TaUlays of the ram, basinj elucidated
on loose deposits in the central areas a.' the Russian
plaizi 2_L__UU3m&!== lectured on *Torrent-Like
Phonomera in Zaghest&a" and - = I - = 'Clasni-
Te'
fication of Torrents in
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ho CA a ;oobotamic survey of the Zontrarl.-r
Maj I
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lectured On the diviaiot of the Trans-
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n ZZ-1.
card 3/5 Ural area into sin&le relief t7;*a; J4

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The SL-th Conference oC Young C -ntific '.Torksra of the lastitut
Geografil MT D (Tmitit.ite of -Graphy AS USS2)
explained hor the hall=3 0:% the
I.-Pr" 92-'.'Of~b. 1'rtych river near Pavlodar origi-
gave a short ;hyaic&l
natedi
jecZraphical survey on the Trams-LnZarm area& - YA
enzher reported on bar work ex-,-rience in the IH7-
a a onp oz morphoSenatic ground forms mad4a
48.1."rioal photoCrapby in the Bur7a"kays AMR. %A.
Ti-ofavev discussed relief oriCln I= the southern
part of the Amur and Uya rivers areal V.P. Ch~- ~%-o~
compared morpholoalcal and =*rphc=etrid----&t5ods to
measure roll coefficients& 0."7. =1 Ts
Xorozov g--ve a on birds im~
centr3r part of the Tal-itakaya ISSR& U.S. S~atstlo
reported on the development of the gsx-i~~Ustrial
&real _A,Y. Ti q=_v discussed data = the distribu-
tion and a~ecjfio features In the fishing ecomorT of
the 9"mkizakly natsional-nj7 okx%tC (T~ve=ki rational
4/4 ~fea
=b)ejr V 3 L=ev renorted on the
ljjt~
in
tj; I
skaya oblast'
and Gor*kovakly ekomomLcheakiy, rjon (Gor'k1j
r4onomic District) reapectivelyl -r-z'-2hjktna_-
and-1J"-La1'-nlk= lectured an the physical tralts,
POPulAtiOm. and ecomomy of the 1-1 Baden--.u&rtt*=-
berg, West Germany. The conference was also attended
by representatives of the lloakovaklj Sosudaz%tv%cn37
universitet (Woscow State University), Teentral'm, .
Inntitut prognozor (Centria Institute of Prognoses),
Inatitut zertlotovedeniya. AN -ZS3 (Znn-itute of rerca-
frost Research A3 USSR), and other organizations. The
following senior workers of the Institute of Geoare-
USSIR took part in the discussiona: A.P.
B.L. Dzerdseyevskiy. L.D. DolSushin, A.G.
Doskach. N.B. Damitrashko, :1.1. Wrovich, S.Y. Ey-
azantsev, Lt.?. Sribuy7, B.A. Pedorovich, and Others.
Card 5/5
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LIBZMA, I.M.; HIRAYNA, Ys.H&
Studying the penetration of solar radiation into the @now cover in
connection with the hothouse offset of thaving. Isv. AN SSSH Ser.
geog. no.5:60-64 8-0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1, Institut geografii AN SSSR.
(Solar radiation) (Irshov Region--Snow)

"ImAy-w yp--N.
Transpiration of hydrophytic vegetation and the water
balance of the Itrgab Valley. Izv. All SSSP. Ser. geog. ro.l.-
41-49 Ja-F 066 (IIIIIIA 19:2)
1. Institut geografii At: S33R.
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AIEKSEYEVA, G.K.; YEGOROVA, G.D.; MINAYEVA, Ye.V.; SVIRKINA-
DDIINA, G.G.; NOVIK-ZOIA)TOVA, L- N.; SPYSHNOV, P.A.,
titulInyy red.; NOVITSKIY, L.M.; nauchn. red.;
VDOVENKOY Z.I., red.; GOLIECRG, T.M., tekhn.red.
(Album of new recommended construction equipment] Allbom
novoi stroitellnoi tekhniki rekomenduemoi k vnedreniiu.
Moskva, Goastroiizdat. No.7. (Sanitary equipmcntl Sani-
tarno-tekhnicheskoe atroitellstvo. 1963. 84 p.
(MRA 16:11)
(Municipal engineering-Equipment and supplies)
(Sanitary engineering-Equipment and supplies)