SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OKUN, B.T. - OKUN, L.B.

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YAYZELI Boris loaakovIcb; CNW;l Boris TWerovich; TSO',KUJM!KO,,
N.G., red,
lTbermoolectric Infrared drying chanber for the drying
of paint coatings) Elektroterr.Dradiatsionnaia sushill-
naia Ranera d1la sushki lakokrasochrqkh pokrytii. Le-
niWad, 1963. 29 p. (Leningradskii dom nauchno-
tekhnic'neskoi propagandy. Obmen peredo-vym opytom. Serila:
Zashchita metallov ot korro2ll, lzmosontoikie antifrik-
tsiomiye I dekorativnye pokrytiia, ro.6) (MIRA 17:5)

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ism/wAicime - virus Diseases Feb 52
'"As Chronic Course of Botkinta Disease ffpidealc
Nspatitis7," Prof M. A. Brener, D. N. Okun', Cand
Med Scip Chair of Propt-deutic Therapy, Kazakh
Ned Inst
"Sorv Med" Vol XVI, No 2, pp 9-11
Of acute hepatitis cases, 90-9% are due to Bot-
kin's disease, uhich spread to a considerable ex-
tent during and alfter World War 11: 35,000 mem-
bers of the W Army in Worth Africa had hepa-
titig. The epidemic bat)ire of this type of jaun-
dice (Botkin's disease) vas established by USSR
authors. Botkin's clisease my assumid the
204TV
USSR/Medicine - Virus Dismses (Contd) Feb 52
following forms: (1) acute epidemic hepatitis (tbe
usual form); (2) prptracted epidemic hepatitis re-
loulting in. (a) recovery or (b) transition into the
chronic form; (3) chronic epidemic hepatitis with
the folloiiing waifications: (a) bonprogressing
with possibI6 regression, (b) slowly prooressing
vith late transition into atrophic cirrhosis, (c)
rapidly progressing vith direct transition into
mixed cirrhoaim.

1) kandidat maditainBkikh nauk. (Alma-Ats); PATIAH, Y.N.,
-~A t -A ta )
Capillaroscepy In hemangiomatosis (Rendu-Oslsr disease).
Klin. mad. 35 no.2:141-142 7 157 (MLYU 10-4)
1. 12 kafedry go3pitallnoy terapil (1.0. 2BV. kafodroy-dotannt
TO. H. Ochkur) Xs2akhBkogo maditsinakogo Instituta imeni
7.H. NDIctova.
(AUGIOMT031S, differ. ding.
OBler-Randu die. froz liver cirrhosis,
capillarDBcooy)
(11VAR CIMOSIS, differ. diag.
031or-Randu die, capillnroscopy)
(CAPILIARINS, in variouB dis.
capillaToncopy In differ diag. of Osler-Rendy
die. from liver cirrhOBiS)

BMPIYBYA, Raykhan Abikeyevna, kandidat meditainokAb nauk; LKLUM,
Mmid 3atAnovich, kandidat meditsInskikh nauk; AW13A,3.M..
takhnichaDkI7 radaktor
[il7pertanBion and Its pra-vention) 01-partonichaskala bolesn' I
e9 'prednprothdania. Almn-Atn. Xa2akhakoe gos. Izd--yo, 1955.
30 P. (NLRA 9:2)
M.P.Ma SICS)

rX"PTA 7-Dl:' A :3PO 6 7101 3317 Tnb-rml I ed. 40
4058. HELIOTROPIC TOXIC HEPATITIS. ITS THEATMENT AND 341011BYLA-li-
IS -?Russijkntexi)- Okun D. N. . Obu)thov a A. V. , lievy a kn a D.
N.. Sokilova N.F. - ZDHAVOOK)J)-t.KAZ.
1958. 1313 (26- 32) Tables I
Stricter supervision of food production ib necessary in order tu prevent conzump-
lion of grain infestedwith heliotrope. Medical woOters 3hould be conversant with
3 minimum of agrilechnical meazuytB aiming at destruction of heliolrope. Occur-
rtnce of a suspected case of toxic heliotrope hepatitis should lead to immediate
measures being taken. aimed at discovery of all suspecledcases in the early stages.
and admission of 211 such cases to hospital for early and comprehensive treatment.
Patients recovered from the disease should remain under prolonged observation
-with, whenever possible. repeated Investigations of liver function. as this form of
bepatItle rnay_be~on~! "ronic.

ACC NRi A?6019224 scuicE, COLS: UI/02,40/o'61010/CD2/Cc~83/0090'
Aumoi3 Ckun', E. D.
ORG: Institute of Solid State F-hysics and Semiconductors, LN BSSR (Institut flzzi~?
tvardogo tela i poluprovodnikov AN BSS.71)
ITITIE3 Width of x-ray linas of polycrystals of nosaic structure
SOME: .0 ESSR. Doklady,, v. 10, no. 2, 19662 83-36
TOPIC TAGS2 x-ray spectrwn,, line width3, line Intensity,, polycrystal
ABSTRACT: The problem of scattering, of x-rays by polyerystals mado up of crystallites
which in,#Lrn copsist of mosaic blocks is treated with the aid of the kinematic theory
of x:=a saatt,~Ang, taking into account the angle of disorientation of the blocks
relative to- same 4taedian" -plane of the crystallite. The effect of deformations at the
boundary between the blocks and within the blocks is disregarded. An exoression for
the integraa width of the x-ray line 0 is obtained from the function
D
I/B gives the reduced intensity at tho point of the diffraction line as a function of
angle a 9 . It iD assumed that tho disorientation angles arv =AU and 11nitod by a
-v&lue "
~=_j j aria that the incoherent scattering under considoration in possib.14)
F

'T~ h03314-66
ACC Nih AP6019224
-;for A disorient& tion angle that is not too small. The final expressions derived &'0r
2 nLOA Cos
4 n2 q6 L,, c 0; 0
='RA
X511? 2nLoo. cos 1D sin, Cos 0
2 A cos
I -exp ('2-LID Y =2 61
vbe" A 2 is the atgle of disorientation betwoon two neighboring blocks, and 10
_Awmcpres.sion (61) is the root-mearz-square.At-nensiOn of a block. Tha derived expres-
-zi a= were checked in the case of aluminumilind found to apply satisfactorily, 76
'paper was presented by Sirota3, N. 11.) me-m-bor of' All ESSR. Author thanks N, N. Sirot
tor-the suggested topic and frequent cUscussions of the resets,, ard S. M. Clekhovich
for-Teviewing the latter. Crig. art. has: 2 figures, I table., and 7 for=la's.
SUB CODS3 201 SUM DAV 3 23Sep65/ ORIG REF; OD6/ MH RBF3 W2

OM41 1, F. A.
USSR/Medicina
Card 1 1/1 Pub. 123 12/19
Authors I Balinukhanov, S. B. and Okur', F. A.
MU I Effect of x-ray3 on the blood chart of goiter patients
Periodical Vest. AN Kaz. SSR 12, 83 - 87, December 1953
Abstract t The relation between the blood chart and goiter, is explained. The chan-
ges occurring in the red and white blood ccrpuscles after troatment of
goiter with x-rays, are described. The data presented are bagpd on 5ctusl
case histories of i65 goiter patients treated wtth x-rays.
Institution : Acad. of Sc. Kaz. SSR, Alma-Ata
Presented by : A. N. Syzganov, act. memb. of the Acad. of Sc. Kaz. SSR

Ow%
Vork me't'h*413 of the affi*loniy promoter 2ergpor oP;-14-'.'L.C-!f .1 1010
lyawv* *Tt. dol'. 21 no.4:12 lp 158. 'XTU 11;4)
(scrapers)

O,KUNI G I ) inzhp
.. ---4 -!-j
Camenting local rced =ate.-Im*A3 iri R7azan ?rc7!m:-e, 2Z
mo.6in ze 165. (HU-7-A. 1218)

OMIT?, G.T.I.; LC'-7r,-.)Y.TY, V. Ye.
now to org=iza the work of a fore-"n7 MAshinostroitell no. 12
1.
4-6 ja 7ob 19:1)

25668
SO: 110 -OPIS' ZhIU-11AI ")Yl:ll SLACY, :;7).

cmvpj~-6. S -
TUKATAN, S.A.; XUIN* O.N., doktor'teklmichesklkh nauk, professor,
.W*X~Avfi."'
retBenzent.
flasign and malnten&nce of cDcoon-opening mchin&Bl tFatrolat-yo A cbml-n-
zhivanib kokonomotallnykb manhin. Moskva, Goa. neuchno-takhn.1%d-To
Ministerstva promyshlannikh tovaroy shirokogo potralbleniis SSSR, 1953.
162 *P. WIMA 7:6)
(Sericulture) (Bilk industry)

-CMI. G.S.; XCHAROY. V.M.; KATS, Sh.N.
Use of MRShchl'5--54 Instruments In tAst1mg for creqp amd lnzx-;:-erlCd
strength, Zav.lnb. no-11:1387-1388 '59. OqIRA 13:4)
I.Wantral'ny7 kotloturbinnyy In8titut In. I.I.Polmunova.
(Testing machines)

-hRD;'tlV, U..A., ukudomik; G.-h-; -XUN- G-S- S-Z';
OS707.n, L.Xb.; YAIMM21, Y.T.
Yacuu-m investigati,)n of deformations of wtural 211k irradiated
by gumm ruys. IMAN U2.SS.Ssr.fi2.-mt.nuuk no.3:32-37
160. (M116 13:a)
1. Institut yadnrnoy f121ki i,N U2M i UzbekBkly mauchno-
is3ledovatel'skiy institut aholkovoy promyshlonnosti. 2.
UzSSR (for -tvrifoT).
-(Gami-u ruy
(Silk)
(Materials, Effect of radiation on)

L97sawl _Lrifdv, V.1o, La&"adetu of tk& as&A.-mw of 34164468 V&~ava-
Tpluua draft e-1.1 TL-t!:;f6-f
I
k*jlbjjULv lgv&sitya 1kal.ait seat uttatoko, mi. urty. rialke.
twa. 1940, W*.4' OP.59.64.
tuff Uattwaaj %us authapol tuf6stigattess (NAr.1-7) Me praOss"s
beatio"d to the title or* 1S.6018st6j, wharol'y it was st.t&4, By
it is paamlido to otlata gy.11 "1y"r4m of meft.si %tit
of "Pr" GAIJ Of W198610 lot LN t&"41&t6 00&t&Zt With the weamer;
&AA t"Ir salattoam. t% 7&4 ties of tLa Craft copolyLarloation, of
U& S"Usaba fit TO @At:rtLl'v Wtu Itypos a" mesbyluatacrylsto to
b.
:i.:mta&aivd than their r"Attgo VLtb Vinyl &estate. no o,"theot.
at "aft 6:8041y"Fes tot&& easily plus to vregawo of wathyl
Sla"all " It Its rdutLoo Is, "441aFat" I.Y alorl %be "I& of Its
bdi*r *"As to to o"Illoat4j. It the graft of sty"S "a "ayl"ts-
cgr4 1/2
-71.t. t ".a plug USA&I MAItloom store M
"a'" Uppa.- t6a ORA"astri.
"alf"A fihy"- tils SSFOlYalli ,Woo If the f1hrv
6 tit
4"J"Lol"t"rylato (graft 54-40~) -takes pig I filor*.
at* 3 "fopbasoof 10 $-tot. 4 p6lish a" I
L"WUMNI rastitut ysj&rwy flulki LF to ass (184tit.to IT 1-16ty
i es or the
MiLl 2 a Kay 24. 'W

ZHOLNOV, lu.A. ; OKUNIj G.3,3 PIAKSIV) B.V,
- s
Recording tacbmetor. l2i, tekb, no. 3:12-14 Mr 61.
(Taebomoter) (?MA 14;2)

OKUNI, G.S.; CHIZHIKOV, A.G~
Aerating and Bti=irg graim d=ing dryi-mg. FWO~. I elek. acts.
sel'Xboz. 19 no.6658-60 161. (MMA. 14:12 i,
(Grain-Drying)

MIN Pi 7
3/844162/000/000/0t30/129
D423/D307
AUT'HUR:3 3Arifov,lU. A., Klein, G. A., 7ilippoy, A. S., Androva,
N. Yu6,~AdIlkhodzhnysva, G. A.9 Okun', G. U. and Oialpovat
TITLBi Radiatior grafting of vinyl monoiers to certain natural
and cherical f Iberia
!;Dlmcj;3 Trudy 13 VB9iaoyoznoSo soveshchanlya po riadiatialonnoy kbi-
mil. Ed. by L. Li. Yolak. Hoscowt Izd-vo LN MR, J~%2,
470-475
TZXT: The-presen% work is a continuation of-previous Inveiatiga-
tiona by Arifov and Klein, With the objeci of obtaining grafted
copolymers of a$yrvne, rethy1nothacrylaU and vinyl acetate vi %h
raw silk, ca,)rone and viscose. Irradiation was carried out wit, a
C060 aoureb at a r donage of 105 to 5 x I ' r*p on solutions of the
various organic solvents. Grafted polymers of natural
monomers In
silk, cayronv and viocoze jith styrene and methylnetbacrylate wars
--- lorned =or* readily than W th vinyl acsta%&4-and grafting with sty-
Card 112

6/844,/62/ODQ/ODD/OBO/1d9
Radiation grafting of ... D423/D307
rene took place on direct,contuct of fibers with pure styrene and
with a uolution of utyrL:ni An nothunol. Uraftipg with methylmutha-
crylate took place by conditioning the fibers In the presence of
substances which dissolve polymethylnethaerylatep i.e. acetone and
acetoacotic ester.The extent of i;rafting was Increased with increase
of douage up to defined limitsl nfter which it is sharply retarded,
Methyloethacrylute grafted to viscose produqDd material which could
be dyed with basic dyestuffs and by grafting styrene and methyl-
methacrylate to the various fibers It was found that their dynamo-
netric properties were Improved. It was also found that copolyne-
rization of fibrous materials with styrene and nothy1mathaerylats
with up to 50 grafting, took place within the fiber. Thera
are. 5 figures.
ISSUCIATION3 Inutitut yadornDy ffmiki AN UsbBBBR (Institute of
Nuclear YhyDicnj AS UzBBR)-
Card ~/2

Oxulqj, G.S.] CIIIZHIKOV, A.G.
Units for grain drying. Biul.takh.-e)con.inform. no.2:92-96
,62. (Grain.-Drying) OaRA 15:3)

ARIFOV., U.A.-, KLEYN, G.A.; 9~~,G.S. LAPIDUS, L.A.; PASHIMSHY, S.Z.;
XIM.? G.S.
Ph;fBical and mechanical propertiaB of Bilk and fabrien manu-
factured from cocoonB killed by ga:-jna rays. Izv. AN U7,. SSM.
Ser. fi2. mat.nauk 6 no.2:59-66 162. ORRA 15:9)
1. Akademiya nauk U2SSR.
(Sericulture) (Gamma rays-Industrial at) lAcations)

ORMP, G.S.; YTITSYN, S.D.; CHIMIKOY .7 -A.G.; ULIRIKH, N.P., kand.
M-Pxho2. rzu3c, red.; SPICHK311, r-1--d.; FEYZIM, V.I.,
tekhn. red.; MPIMIA, INI.N., tekhr. rad.
(Devices for drying grain abroad; a vurvey of the foreign
literature] Ustanovka dlia sushki zerna za rubezhoin; obzor
zarubezhnoi literatury. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1963. 2151, p.
WIRA 17:1)

ONUNIJ GIs,) 1-nibo
Calculating the duration of the drying of grain In a layer.
)bkh. I elek. sots. sellkhoz. 21 no.3:20-23 163. (MM 16:8)
1. VBeBoyuznyy nauchno-iBsliodovatellskiy.inatitut mekhanizatigil
sel'skogo khozyayatva.
(Grain-Drying)

DRAPIKOVS;-IY, V.;_C~Iml, 1.
Direction dispatchsr. Gra2hd.av. 20 no.12:11 D 163. DERA 17:2)
1. Nachallnlk sluzhby dvizheniya Ukrainskogo upravloniya Grazhdanskogo
vozdushnogo flota (for Drapikovskiy). 2. Nachallnik dispetcherskogo punkta
Kiyevskogo aeroporta (for Ckun').

XUROCMM., A.P. j Dpt2_~:Ij
Pnomatic Belf-balancing syNtems 1=,tekb. no.2310-n JA
163. ()MU 16j2)
(Neumatic gauges)

1.v
7LIn
k v

OYRUIN ~ , !Lh. U.
Vasil3yeva, N. S. and Man', Kh. 0. - "The dyna-dcs of affectIve 3 dromes In electro-
tonvul3ion therapy,s Trudy Tsentr. in-ta pslkhiatrii, Vol. IV, 1790 P/ 335-41
SO: U-4934, 29 Oct 53, (1etcp1s 'A"hurnal lny~ch Statey, No. 16, 1949).

SOURCE CODEj UPA367/66/003/001/Ole,9/0192
AUTHORt _kkun', L.
OiMs Institute of Theoretical aril ExRerimental RhysicgA GKIAE-JInstitut
teoreiiermskoy i eksperiment, oy fiziki GMIAE)
Neutral alphaparticles if
SCURCE: Yadernaya flzika, v. 3) no. 1, 1966, lag-i92
TOPIC TAGSs alpha particlep particle interaction, red 'ioactive demy
ABSTHAM.,' Recently To Do Lee suggested a model of nonconservation of CP
parity according to which the responsibility for the nonconservation rests
Ath hypothetical charged -particles which have not yet been observed
since they are rather heavy (ma> 5 Gov~. In the pr03ent note the author
conaiders a model in vbich the q'-particles are neutral. in experiments
with the participation of real,?-paxticles it is found that even if decay
X20--)27r is caused by the presence of a super-imak interaction with M a 2
(L. Wolfensteir.s mdel)p tho affects of nonconservation of CP narity mV
---',be on the or%ier_of_unityo__Thc-author notes that-his-fomulation' of the
;.dr-field model differs somewhat from that of Leo in that the antiparticle for'
'itself I
el-*4 is Z' rather than ?r
and the electromagnotia current in the
.
:Jagrangian contains only a J component and no X component; but this differ-
I'ance is purely terminological. The author thanks I014.0-bbifirmt and 1-.-Ia
Orig. art, hast 6 formulas . Pftrj~_j
W*interesting discussions.
1/1 SUB COM 20/SUBM DATEt _3GSep65Z OT1i_HU3_S_03_,_XJG1-

ACC NRj AP7012838
SOURCE COM UR/03671,66'004AD06/1202/1206
A'UT)ioRj 0kun'jL*; Pontakoryo, be; Rubblap X,
ORG: Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Ob"Yadinennyy Inatirut Yadernykh
Issledovanly)
TITLEs Four-lepton decays of plminu3 abd k-mesons and possilble anomalous
Interactions of leptons
SOURCL3 Yodernaya Mika, v. 4, no. 6, 1966, 1202-1206
TOPIC TAGS: pi meson, X neson, lepton, radioactive decay
SUB ODDE: 20,18
ABSTRACT: Four-leptonic decays of the type -jr -~ eve').e- and
K -'.,evja+p- are discussed wilth the aim-of determining whether
'Cheir experizental Investigations can give Information on the
validity limits of quantum electrodynamics ard on the possibi-
lity that thRre exist additional Interactioris of leptons of the
type 010(pp). or jue)(jlp). at is shown that avall-
able experimental data on -the validity of quantum electrodynamics
-require the branching ratios of,11 ---~ eve+e- and X evp+p- to
be IaBB than 10-9 of the tot.&I decay rates of Ir and X mooons.
Card 1/2

DOTSENK02 L.A.; OKUNI, L.A.
Automatic control of tiv~ wire broadens"ing center of 1,o3tov-ra-
Don. Vest. sviazi 24 no.1:23-25 ja 16-40 (MIRA -17:3)
1. Zwestitell nachallnika Rontovskoy-na-Donu direktsil radiotrans-
lyatsionrxy seti (for Dotseriko). 2. Nacha.11nik stantsionnoy sluzliby
Rostovskogo-na-Donu radiouzIa (for Okun').

M IVLARIZATION OF rbLFCTRONS UT TNE L)V.C,% Y or
A
Trenrfatedbyv
filmskr-Karsakofe frotm*9GIadY-AGXva.k ri.a.s.R. taf,
e,40-2(1955). SP.
The porksibility of determining the gt comstantx by mealtur- Ck
[PC the o)rreintion,ai the spids of We docallAg a-meatidrsmd
Qt (he emtt6kA,&Irtmg the decay *&s in-
watipted. ?~O mon4uOdifitivt at the pollLrization of the
einiront kn the-d"ay of the polArittid t,4-mosan made it
poasible to fuliy dotdrmtte the value of thece g, cenotants.
(F.S.)
11 960 AVC--ir-2489

MIN 13 L. D.
Ckunl, L. B. - "Sume Problems in the Theorl of Beavy V-ezqons and ikfTs~r-
ons." Acad Sci USSR. Moscaa, 1956 (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate
In Physicomathematical sciences).
So: Xni2hnaya leto-Dis', No. 10, 1950', pp 116-127

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ak~d L. Ii. ~~jj, AtoPm. .41196F4.
wo ?jatir.3 flw~ M~rn-av IQ
nucloal mul-il~lt~, I-kS-R Ini, A, vo,ffi 0'- mwll-
Q~m k. 4,,tbd -

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USSR/Muclear ysics - Elementary Particles
Abet Journal Reforat Zbur Yizlka, No 12, 19M~ 33936
Author Okun', L. B.
Institution None
Title Charge Exchange of K-MeBons In Hydrogen and Deuteron
Original
Periodical Zh. ekBperim. I teoret. fiziki, 1956. 30, No 1, 213-219
Abstract The momentum approximation Is used to calculate the charge-
exchange by deuterons of X-mosons with spins zero and one
and with and without exchange of parity during the charge
exchange (total of 8 variants).
C-3
Card

'USSR/Muclear ibyD1cfi'-)- 31-omentary Particles
Abot Journal t Ref*rat Zhur - Vizlka, No 12, 1956, 33913
Author : DXun', L. B., PonerancbuX, 1. 7a.
institution : AcAdemy of Sciences USSR
Title : Isotopic Invariance and interaction Cross Sections of %--Mesons
and Higb-Energy Nucleons with Nucleons
Original
Periodical : Zh. Eksperin. I teoret. fiziki, 1956, 30, No 2, 424
C-3
Abstract : Based on the isotopic Invariance, the authors show that at high
energy of colliding particles (~:,>109 ev), when the processes are
very probably Inelastic, the differential cross sections of scat-
tering of the %-mesons by nucleons and of nucleons by nucleons
are independent of the charged state of the colliding particles.
The sRiDa applies to the corresponding complete crols sections.

Category : V33R/1taclear PhyBics inf-mentary pa-
~ ticles C-3
-Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Fi2ika, ?b 2, 1957 lio 3148
Author :KObl&Tev, Lyu-, O~'Awlt L.B&
TItle :Concerning the Sj-)Fn-of th~_T -particle.
Orig Pub :Zh- eksPerim. i teor. fiziki.. .1956.. 30, no 4, 798-799
AbBtraCt :The non-m-eson A -nucleus disintegration is considered. It is
shown t-hat were the spin of the
I. _/I particle greater than 3/2, the
lifetime of the 11nuclei would be considerably less than observed.
Card
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AbB JouT : ]Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957 110 3140
Author : Okunt L.B. Sbmush?,evich, M-1.
11nat USSR eraction Between
Title : Capture of K- Mesons by Deuterons and tbe Int
Hyperon-- and Vacleons.
Orig pub : Zh. eksperim. i teor. flziki, 1956, 30, No 5,. 979-981
Abstract : 7he nmentum upgroximation war, used to calculate the cross section
of the absorption of a X- Meson it deuterium with production of a
nuclieon, -1,'-meson and hyperon- Equations are obtained for the
energy spectrum of the ir-mesons. The energy distribution of the
qjj' -mesons near the upper boundary of the spectrum dePAU&s on the
character of the byperom-nucleon interaction occurring upon capture
of a K- meson.
Card
SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 6 FA - 11229
AU11ROB OMV L.B.
Trvariance and the"Strange Particles"

v
Zurn.eksp.i toor.fis, 30, 1172-1173 (1956) CABD 2 PA - 12729
properties ~f isotopic spin and "strangeness":
K 17 N A
0 -1 1 0 0 +1 -1 +1 -1 2 -2
1 1/2 '112 1~2 112 0 0 1 1 1,12 1/?
.dpart from the particles, also the correspondin& antiparticles, --ihich are
marked with , are investigated. One of the most direct methods fer the
verification of the correctness of the hypothesis of the isotopic invarian-.e
of fast uroces3es under participation of the "strange" particles is the ex-
perimental examination of the relations between reactions resultinr from
this hypothesis, which differ from one another only by the charCe car,
ditions of the particles concerned. Here three types of such reaction.- are
investigated:
a) Reactions with particl iitlon of It Particles vrith T 1/2, for Inntancc
the scatterine of K-meson3 by nucleons K + N K 11, cir ~,)re exact:
1 ) X+ + p X+ + p 4) Ko + n - X0 -# T,
2) K+ + n K+ + n 5) Ko + P - Ko + D
3) X + + n K0 + p 6) K, + p K+ + n

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impinges a pion bundle with the same number of x +, x-, and x 0-mesons. As
interaction on -the occasion of this reaction is isotopically invariant, and
because target and bundle are not isotopically polaTi2ed, the number of
%+ (x-)-mesons knocked out of the bundle must be equal to the number of x0-
mesons. The positive pions are absorbed Am reaction 1, the neutral pions in
reactions 2 and 4. This immediately results in a I - C12 + d4 or a 1 - 26 2*
c) Reactions with particivation of 2 particles with T - I and 2 particles with
T - 112, for Instance the production of a L-particle and of . K-meson
in connection with the reaction 2 + IN -),T-+ K:
1) 'X+ + p T+ + X+ 6) %_ + n - + Ko
2) x0 + P 0 + X+ 7) % 0+ n 0 + K +
3) 20 + + + x0 6) 71 0+ n - + x +
4) + - + K+ 9) x+ + n + + K 0
5) + P 0 + X0 lo) %+ + M 0 + K+
From the charge symmetry there fo3lows: a Cr 69V2 679 d3 W Cle, a4 0 L199
05 w d10'

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Next, an Isotopically unpolari2ed pion bundle and a nucleon target are once
more investigated. As in the preceding case the numbers of 02+ (R-)-Mesona
knocked out of the bundle must be equal to the number of x -mesons:
a + a + a M 2 (d 2 + a3
1 4 5 Z +
:Besides, the numbers of produced + and particles must be equal to one
another: 0 14 03 + (14w 2 (a2 + V 5). From the two latter equations follows:
d30 cr 53 61 + CF4= 26 2+ cr 5*
Analogous relations are obtained for the following reactions, each of which be-
longs to one of the types a), b), or c):
?xoduction of heavy mesons and hyverons:
I ) a + Iq ---,? -A + a + K(c) + d + N + K (c)
2) x + d -)A + N + x (b) 4) + d A +x+n+x (c)
Capture of X-mesons:
5) + 3 + (b)
6) + 1i + x (c) 8) X + d-) A +N+ a (b)
7) + d + (b) 9) K' + d -4 [_ + N +

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Interaction of 1--hyperons with nucleons:.
10) + 2? -) L + N (c) 11 + 1; + 17 (b)
12) + 3-) A+ N + x (o)
?xoduction of antihyperons and X-masons:
13) x + 3, -> N + A + (b) 16) N + N d + L + (c)
14) x + 3 --- )N + + (c) 17) N + 11 d + K + K (a)
15) 21 + V --) d +I + (b)
Innihilation of antihyperons:
18 + 27 --) K + , (c) 20) + N X + X + X (a)
19) + N 4 X + x (c)
Some of these relations were already previously obtained. (ILGELL-LUNN, lec-
ture delivered at the Pisa Conference, T.D.L~E, Phys.Rev. -9, 337, 11055
'ERANCUKand Prof. 1.W . SLIU~KLVI
This work was supervised by Prof.I.J.'POI
assisted in the work by means of valuable discussions.
This is a nearly literal translation.
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USSR/Buclear Physics - Elementary ?articles. C-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - 7imi'ka, 30 4, 1957, Wo
Author : Okun', L.B.
Inst
Title : the Probabilities of '~; -Particle Decay.
Or I g Pab : Zh. eksperim. i teor. fizim, 1956, 31, No 2, 333-335
A'bstrac!t : 1-i-mi ions are obtained for the ratio X of the probabili-
ties of the decays -0 p -~- 7-1 () andj!E:~'-* n -t-
which result from the fact that the ]*&see of the am-plitu-
des of the weak n decay interactions (for transitions in-
to a state with a definite isotopic and usual monentum
avi parity) are expressed in terms of the scattering yha-
ses, corresponding to the strong interaction in the final
state. 7hese limitations depend on the spin and Wity
of the -5~ -particle. If the decay interaction ebanges
the isotopic spin by one half (.6 T =~12) than X is a
function of the lifetime ratio 7 = -C v -r
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.AbB Jour : Bef Zhur - nmika,, No 3., 1958., No 5589
Author : Joffe B. L.., Okun, L. B.
Inst Not Given WSW
Title On the Consumption of Fuel in N=Iear Reactors.
Orig Pub Jaderna energle, 1957: 3,, no 6., 3.68-3.77
Abstract Translation from the flussian. See Referat 2hur Fizlka., -1957,
No 42 i67io.
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On the Problem of Nom-Con3ervation of Farity 131 the FA - 27o7
Cass of Interactions.
terferauce term. The psaudoscalar t9rx3 proportioxal to 01) become
equal to zero also im the case in which a scalar and a vectorial coup-
lin exists. Also in the cast Of SUC9633iV8 protonaea W- + p .4 jT+K0,
.J~ + r" the pasudoBealar torms will be lacking in the differential
probability. It is therefore zot possible to datorzins by m9asurizZ the
asgular distributiois of the 7~roto= whether parity in hereby conserved
or :xot. Also on the ocaaaiox of p-decay, phanomtna may occur which are
commeated with t~* mox-toraervatiox of parity. The authors here exazing
the P-ds4ay of a polRri2*d mucleu3. Also im the mo-st simple eanes of
decay, the differames betwean the possibility of the conservation and
nom-comseryatiom of spatial parity is laeling if the demand for charge
soxjugatiox is taken iato accoust.
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VI-me3on,, and all decY7 acts of the particles with the strangeness
-1 through theu-decay of the r*--meson. The paper under review indicates
other conclusions which have tobe drawn from an application of this
hypothesis, and discusses them. Also the?-decay of a cascade _~-hy_
peron is discussed. An experimental confirmation of the conclusion re-
ferred to in this paper does nit yet prove the validity of this hypo-
theais2 as It is possible that also other premises lead to these results.
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On the theory of the Scattering Particles by Nuclei. Pk - 2711
dmm. Herefrom the eqaation of the surface 5 is determined whid,
limits the "permitted domain" of the parameters u.-5ad here. After com-
putation of the number of collision -which the particle I suffers in the
time unit, an expression is obtained for the factor F. In conclusion
the general expression for F for various values of the parameter
are specialized. The formulae obtained in this wa7 are aimpllfieAon-
siderably in both limiting cases rVf2 - 0 and ml/o2 - 1. Here ml and
denote the ma3se3 of the particles I and 2 respectively.
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TITIZ ig"04NIS on the Slow Transition Processes of Elementa-, Particles
(Nekotor~ye zamechanlya o medlennykh protsessakh prevrashchaniya ele-
menturnykb chutits, Russian)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim. I Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol 32, Wr 6, pp 1587 - 1568
(U,S.B,R.)
As is knownj two typeB of slow ~roceaass exist:
a) Lepton *procesBes: n Y. 4 P., iD -10 a .6 Y p -i- n
7Y -4. eu +' K-*iu +)r X.-Iiu+ J~ +'Hg, K-+e+ +We
b) Processes not connected with leptons:
X 4 2r,, X - 37t., A, (2) -* N + 7F, r' -* A + W
L=-j
The constants of the interaction raaponxible for those processes in the
units (-4 we a c - 1,, where u denotes the mass of pions) are nearly
of the came order of magnitude 031 - 1t-14 - 10--las This leada to the
opinion that all these processes.are based upon one and the cam mecha-
nism, Ise. a universal FEM interactions This idea is confirmed by the
fact that for all these proceases.parity is not conserved* Perhaps the
processes a) and b) are processes of second order with respect to neu-
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AUTHOB: Okun', L.B. 56-2-29/47
TITLE: note on the X93 Decay ( 0 K.3 -raspade
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksparim. i Teoret.Fizik'&,1957,Vol.33,fir 2(6),PP.525-526
(USSR)
ABSTRAM The present paper computes the energy distribution of electrons and
pions in the case of X decay. The inyeBtigation of the processes
A
K V+ 20 an kO-) el + V + NY) is very import -
of decay + d
ant Nr the explanation of the character of weak interaction of el-
ectrons with each other. it the outset the matrix element of the
X decay of a X-meBon at rest Is given for the general.case, con-
taining no derivatives of the Lepton functions. Vith the help of
this formula an expression for the probability of the emission of
an electron with the energy E0 and of a pion vith the energy Ex
is-easily-obtaihed. This expression is then transformed. In this
way the following expressions are found. 2_(,_ 6)2] +
14
and
+4T(1 _L)2
45TO - L). Here the functionB~S.~V4T ~ST
are only dependent on the Energy E. of the pion and independent of
on the Energy 3 0 of the electrons f,- 2BIS /('W-RX)l e0_k'X/(M_EX)'
I- to