SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARFENOV, G. P. - PARFENOV, L. M.

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AUTIM: Zhukov-Vere%11nikov,__N. N.; It ) ov,, N, 1. KoZIAL . A. -�JLp2hoy,--!~-
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Dobrov, R. N.; Antipov, V. 1. 1.; Pl~rfenov. G. P.
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'io'gical and cytol
'rITIE: Resulte-of microAb, ogical investigations conducted
during the flights of "Vostok" type vehicles
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheskikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy biologii,
V- 4, 1965, 261-269
TOPIC TAGS: bacteria, genetics, bacterial genetics, gamma irradiation, cobalt,
radioisotope, microbiology, cytology, space biologic experiment, radiation
biologic effect, biologic vibration effect
ABSTRACT: The biological objects used for space research are carefully selected
genetic indicators. E. coli K-12 frequently chosen for these experi-
ments, is a reliable biological dosimeter of the genetic effectiveness of
spaceflight factors. When normal and cancerous human cells were exposed
in the Vostok series, it was found that these experimental samples did not
differ essentially from control samples kept on earth However, some 1.
tendency to intensification of phage production was observed in cultures-
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of E. coli in this series (an increase by a factor of 1. 2 on Vostok-2~
4. 6 on'Vostok-3,~and 1. 96 on Vostok-Q.~ Data from repeated expost
of the same biological object indicate accumulation of the spaceflight effect,
although the character of this accumulation is not clear. In a comparison
of the results of Vostoks 3-6iit was not possible to establish a linear
dependence of biological effect on time of exposure in space. However,
factors causing a genetic effect (an increase in the phage-producing activity
of a lysovenic culture) definitely oDerated during these flights.
The following derived values of induced phage production were calcu-
lated: N 3 for Vostoks 3 and 5 (corresponding to the inducing effect of 3. 2
rad of gamma-rays). and 1. 8 for Vostoks 4 and 6 (corresponding to 0. 8 rad
of gamma-rays). Since the doses quoted are higher than those encountered
in spaceflight, the observed genetic effect must therefore be partially due
-to other factors (such as weightlessness, acceleration, vibration, etc.
To study the operation of -one -otifiese factors, t. Colt K-12 was sub-
Jected to vibrations of 18. X5, 75, 100, and 700 cps for 15-30 min. and,
in another siries of experiments, to vibration in combination with Corao
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gamma- irradiation (dose, 100 rad; dose power, 21 rad/min). The experi-
mental results show that vibration alone does not induce phage production
but does increase the sensiti'vity of lysogenic bacteria to the subsequent
influence of gamma- irradiation. It is suggested that vibration helps sensi-
tize cells of a lysogenic culture to the influence of cosmic radiation, although
It is also possible that the cause of genetic changes Is weightlessness in
combination idth raoiation. Orig. art. hast 1 figure and 4 tables.
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07HOR: Zhukov-Verezhnikov, N. N-; Ksyskiy, 1. N.; Tribulev, G. P.; Rybakov, N. I.;
Podoplejoy__IjLi Dobrov, N. N.; Antipov, V. V.; Kozlov, V..A.; Saksonov, P. P.;
I Pgfenov, G. P.; Sharyy, N. I.
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TITIS: Some results and trends in the study of the biological effect of cosmic
radiation and dynamic flight factors using microbiological and cytological models
(Paper presented at the donference on Problems of Space Medicine held in Moscov from
2-1 to 27 Yay i966]
SCURCE: Konferentsiya pa:problemam kosmicheskoy meditainy, 1966. 'ProblepW
kosmicheskoy meditsiny. (Problems of space medicine); materialy'konfereentsil,
Hoscov, 1966, 172-173
TDPIC TAGS% manned space flight, space biologic experiment, tissue culture, lye
bacteria, cosmic radiation biologic effect, combined streas/Voskhod-l
ABSTRACT: Systems of lysogenic bacteria and single layer cultures of normal and
cancer calls of ran have been used on all spaceflights since the second orbital
spaceship. This report presents the results of investigations performed on
apaceship's'd the -Vostok and'Vosl&od types. Biological experiments
carried out on Vostok-3, -4. -5. and -6 indicate that phage production
of lysogenid cultxire of E. coli K-12 increases with the duration of the
'flight. However, a direct linear relationship between the biological

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,effect and the time of exposure in space Was not established. The results
obtained make it possible to assume that the biological effect in the above
experiments depends on the combined effect of spaceflight factors, and
specifically vibration, weightlessness, and radiation.
Ground experiments have indicated that the sensitivity of a lysogenic
bacteria Eystem to gamma irradiation (CO6q increases if the bacteria were
;previously exposed to vibration. These results not only confirm this
supposition but make a more differentiated approach to evaluation of
various spaceflight factors possible. However, in order to obtain a
more complete picture of the genetic and radiation hazard of such
flights, it is necessary to consider data obtained with more highly
organized biological objects. Consequently, the results of spaceflight
experiments performed with single-layer cultures of somatic human
cells are of definite interest. In the series of experiments carried out
on Vostok-1, -2. and -4,it was found that viability, and such indices as
the coefficient of proliferation. the percentade of dead cells, and the
morphological. antigenic. and cultural properties of the tissues, did
not differ substantially from controls which were kept at the commodrome
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However, when tissues were subjected to a second spaceflight
(on Vostok-4, Vostok-6, and Voskhod-l), the twice-flown tissues showed
a definite prolongation in. the latent period of the ability to grow, as
well as certain other noticeable changes. -nis makes it possible.to
surmise that spaceflight factors may have a cumulative effect on human
tissue cultures. Further investigations of the biological effects of
spaceflight utilizinglysogenic bacteria and tissues of various cultures
are conteVlated. [W.A. No. 22; ATD Report, 66-1163
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ANTIPOII,, V.V.; DELONE., N.L.; PARFENOV -G.P..; VYSOTSKIY, V.G.
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Results of biological tests during the flight on "Vostok" ships
with the participation of the astronauts. Probl. kosm. b1ol.
4:248-260 165. (YMA 18:9)

ZHUKOlf-VEREZHNIKCYV, N.N.; RYBAKOV, N.I.; KOZIDV, V.A.; SAKSONOV, P.P.;
DOBROV, N.N.; ANTIFOV, V.V.; PODOPLELOV, I.I.;, PARFENOV, G.P.
Summary of microbiological and cytochemical studies on "Vostok"
spaceships. Probl. kosm. biol. 4:261-269 165. (MMA 18z9)

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trifuge with an arm-radius of 15 cm. The angular velocity was 500-5000 rpm which
cbrresponded to hO.g-and hOOD g with a 20-min exposure duration. Irradiation took
4 - ., - . ,
pl4a,M ,i,ngelatin capsules, and the dose of C060
gamma rays was 500 r (325-385 r/min).
The fblloving series of tests-vere conducted: 1) 70 cps viIbration (0.4-mm amplfttude)
Ndthla,24-_'hk bre ak between two 154in exposures; 2) 1500 CPS vibration with a 60-min
bieik--ietween two.15-min exposures, 3) 70 CPS.Vibration for h hr; 4) 70 cps vibration
fOr .2 followed ~bIy.,irradiati.on; 5) the same test with reversed stress order; 6) the
si~ie experiments with acceleration and irradiation. In combined stress tests, con"
trols were exposed to individualfactors under identical conditions. In addition,
"Piological*controls1were used as an-index. There was a 1-br 'break between exposures
.in combined stress,teStB. It was- found that various vibration frequencies did not
Ir jjur.e.-the-. matu.re Sperm of fruit flies~, Egglethality following,exposure to vibra:-..
~J,on,v' attrMited to -lowered male sexual activity.. Vibration with a frequency (;f;
i~2.hr.or longer.causid injury~-during the spermatid:phase resulting in
~Cp ;62
;z~gote.leths.lity after fertilization.. Regardless of the sequence, the total affect'
of vibritkon -.Combined with gams. ~radiation Aid.not exceedfthe sm .6feIsch of the individ-
likevl~e,_ when -radlitt,016 preceded.-Vibratlob, the. total'effect was
e-40ii: to_.~St'- sum'of"'t e indi*Oiduilreffedtss J16n-tbe order van, ri*ersed, vibrationi
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RAT ZIN. Stepan Afanaelyevich; IFARFEBOV, Grigoriy Stepanovich;
DUKILISKIY, M.P., redaktor,* - - I'Whnicheakly redaktor
[Principles of physical and colloid chemistry] Osnovy fizicheekoi
t kolloidnoi khimii. Moskva. Goa. uchebno-podagog. izd-vo Minister-
stva proeveshchenila RUSR. 1956. )67 P. (MLRA 9.,7)
(Chemistry, Physical and theoretical)
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Balezin, Stepan Afanaslyevich and (.,rigoriy Stepano~v~ch Parfenov.
Osnovy fizicheskoy i kolloldnoy khimil (Principles of Physical and Colloidal
Chemistry) 2d ed., rev. and enl. Mosccnil Uchpedgiz, 1.959. 439 p.
Errata slip inserted. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed.: R.N. Savellyeva; Tech. Ed.: N.N. Makhova.
PURPOSE: This textbook on physical and colloidal chemistry is intended for
students of pedagogical institutes studying natural sciences according
to the recently adopted program.
COVEMWEV: The book reviews fundamental principles, theories, and laws under-
lying various phenomena related to physical and colloidal chemistry. The
groving importanoe of physical chemistry as an independent branch of science
is emphasized and its various aspects are dealt with in part I of the book.
The authors explain the theory of states of matter, review the molecular
structure of gasesl liquids and solids)and explain basic laws of thermo-
dynamics, thermochemistry, photochemistry and electrochemistry. Properties
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.pt"on, osmotic pressure, electrolysis, titration, polarization, chromo-
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also de< with. Part II of the book is devoted to colloidal chemistry,
the foxtiation of colloid systems, optical and kinetic properties of these
systems, ultramicroseopy, nephilometry, sol structure, coagulation of
colloids, peptization, high molecular compounds, gelatins in biology and
technology, hysteresis, syneresis, polymers, emulsions and foam. The authors
express their thanks to V. Barannik, 11. Goloshchapov, 0. Suvorove,
A. Loginov, I. Klimov, A. Tu2ayeva, G. Kleshcheva, and G. KuzImina for
their useful remarks and comments which helped to prepare the present
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12. Rise in bcI.-L_frg point of solutions ~76
13. OSMD-Lic 178
14. Lows of pr-~sBura 182
Ch. VII. Solutic,'-s 187
T)ev -it' Yx -:!7ws of Van I t-Hoff and Raoult in solutions of
187
2. Prin,:.j.p,,=9 oi* theory of electrolyte dissociation i88
3. Applica.,t,-, )f i-rie uj,.,ss action law to electrolytes 192
4. Elp,~tri-~l cond-u...,,tivity of solutions 194
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6. ETa-':v13-lent condueti-VI-ty 198
7. 14~w5w-lng tne ele~-trical conductivity of electrolyte solutions 200
3. lav of indeprz%nd-,,,xce of ion motion 202
9. Prwtical utilLzation of electrical conductivity 205
10. Hyciration Fwd srdvation of ions in solutions 209
11. 'Theory of s-~.-(-~ng -~Ieztrolytes 23-1
Ch. VIII. Actlv- Feri.;~Aon of Aqueouf; Solutions 2:16
1. Wa~.er as AIE:--tr-ol~te 216
2. pH 217
3. ActIve emd unfCytic axidity 220
4. In&~ce-ors 221
5. Paifj*'er mi)rtureii 223
6. (1,01orimetric method of deter-mining pH 227
7. Hy&-OIYSII-; Of SRItB 2129
Ch. IX. Electromotive Forytes 232
1. Galvanic ,,ell 232
2. Gal,r-Rnic cell theory 233
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3. Adsorpt'.)-i all -~he phaze boundary between solids and gas 285
4. AdsorpU,~,n 1189
5. Aisor,,)~Ir,n ',he phase boundary between liquid and gas 293
6. Adsor ' tl~-F~ phase boundary between two liquids 297
7. Ad-sorj?tj-*,n m~, t~e~ phase boundary between solid and liquid PW
8. lonif. -.~.- orptton 299
9. 302
10. Praz A. I ~ip-p` ',)n of adsorption 304
I-ARV 11. COUDIDAL ClIBUSTRY
Ch. XI. GE~a~:,a-l of Colloid Systems and MethodB for Obtaining
ThFm 3 06-
2. :nt.r-c)d---r 30(,
-y of the ~~,ollcld synten formation
e Theor 309
3. Disperglon systems in nature and technology 310
4. Methods for cbtaining colloicl systems 311
5. DisPer,310-1 met"hod 311
6. Obtsi=.ng (-Clloii solutions by peptization 313
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86 Method r~f rr.!r' r,011old sohations
9. rlembraD-~ i 1~ J-ium
Ch. XEI. Opti,a! Properties of Colloid Systems
A. Optic-ii ---f colloid Systcms
1. o" llgh-t in rlispersicn systems
2. LTItr8mI,-,-c? ---T-
3. The cl~- m! !")Fe
4. N*,ph=I---,n:---,
B. Kinetic~--W-,*' Prz,p--rties of CoLLoid Systems
1 . Brm-r. I 7~~, n
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3.
4.
Ch. XITT. Pr pt-e--E of rolloid Eystems
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3. uf solution by electrolytes
4. n -.i ,,~Al vith a mixture of electrolytes
5. Re,- -il)r ~f r-olloid solutions
6. Ac--
7.
8. x,
9.
lo
Ch. XV. Sol-utl-ons of, -Ii-igti Molt--LLlar Compznmcls
1. proper-titts on to high moleotilar compounds
2. 1
Stl%--t-,.~-- fIiJ 4i mole.-LLlar conr:)mmds
3. Mol,~~-Y'sx st,r-3,-tnre of albumn imbstences
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5. Desalt [niz
6. Deneitur i ng 380
7. Prirl't~i--*t,:,f: -)f =--jIs I~N, IjIgh molecular compounds 581
Ch. XVI. GelatLns or 385
1. classtri -,o,4 ',cjn of iz,~Iatins 385
2. Methods for pp3d-acing gelatins 387
3. Gela tind z9,4 11 on 387
4. SvelliTvz 390
5. Swelling p- , ..3 392
6. Swelling phenomena in biology anti technology 394
7. Absorpt, .--n o'- wp'-~r by gel. Hysteresis 394
8. SynerpE.*,- of gel) 395
9. Diff-as-'-.,n in ge-IiatIns iqnd their electrical conductivity 397
10. in gelatins 398
Ch. YM. P01YW Z-3 404
1. Intr~ttla,-L-:,r, 404
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FIFY]WOV, Grigoriy Stepanovich; BALRZIN, S.A., prof., red.; KHOEHLOVA,
N.G., red.; KOVALWO, V.L., takhn.red.
[Examples and problems in physical cbemistryj Sbornik primarov
I 2edach po fizicheBkoi khimii. Pod red. S.A.Balezino. Moskva,
Mosk.ve, Goe.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo X-va proov.BSPSR. 1960. 190 p.
(HIM 13 : 11)
(Chemistry, Physical and theoretical--Problems, exercises. etc.)

VASILIYEV, M.V., prof. doktor tekh. nauk; FADDEYEV, B.V., kand.telkhn.na-u~.
PARFENOV, G.V.. kand.tekhn.nauk
FL-view of the book by A.O.Spivakovskiio,M.G.Potapov and A.V.Andrepv
"Transportation in open pit mines." Gor.zhur. no.4-.79-80 Ap
164. (rj PLA 17., 4 ".
0 4 1 - A I V

VAS1L'YEV, M.V.; VIYUMNA, A.S.; DORORTMO, Ye.P.; ZEBZIYEV, K.V.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; LATS, V.M.; _E&jiFWQ)~_,__qj!~ POPOV,
V.Ye.; TROITSKIY, D.P.; FADDEYEV, B.V..7, TSVETAYEVA, Z.14.;
ZUBRILOV, L.Ye., kand. tekhn. nauk, ot,7. red.; MAKLqGVA,
14.U., red.; PALIMIN, M.Z., tekhn. red.
[Evaluation and the prospects of the development of the
mineral resources for ferrous metallurgy in Chelyabinsk area]
Otsenka i perspektivy razvitiia syr1evoi bazy chernoi metal-
lurgii Cheliabinskogo raiona. Sverdlovsk, AN SSSR, 1964. 67 p.
(MIRA 17:4)

PARFENOV, G.V.
Relatiobehip between the properties and the volumetric correlation
of rocks In a deposit and the cost of preparing the rock inass for
being transported on belt conveyors. Trudy Inst.gor.dela UFAN SSSR
no.401-86 162.
(MIRA 160)
(Conveying machinery) (Rocks-Transportation)

PARFENOV. G.V.
11-11, ~- ~'
Selection of technical, methods for preparing rock masses for conveyor
transportation. Trudy Inst.gor.dela UFAN SSSR no.4:87-95 162.
(KIRA 16:5)
(Conveying machinery) (Rocks-Transportation)

ZUBRILOV# L.Te.; KARMDV,.-G.V.; BDSHNYAKOV, Ye.N.1 GORONOVICH, N.V.
Diamsion of A.B.Patkovskil's art4cle "Bamic trends in im-
proving technical methods and equipment for ore dressing and
planning ore-dressing plants." Gorabur. no.ls25-27 Ja 163.
(MM .16: 1)
1. Inatitut gofnago dela Ural'skogo filiala AN SWR (for
Zubrilov,, Parfenov). 2 Krivoroookly filial Instituta
gornogo dels. AN UkrSM ifor Boshn~akav). 3. Nachallnik
planovo:go otdela Goroblagodatskog6 rudoupravleniya (for
Goronovicb).
(Ore dressing)

/~'65/62/001/000/015/033
L028/C185
AUTHOAS: Antipov, V.V., Dayvvskiy, R.M., Gazenko, O.G.,
Cenin, A.M., Gyur,l/.iiian, A.A. Zhukov-_VcXs
;Ca r pova , L. I : , -7--r- zhnikov, N.N.,
Zhuravlev, B.A., 4r ~v ~GP.,
Scryapin, A.D., Shcpelev, fe.Ya., Yazdovskiy, V.I.
TITLE: Sonic results or inedical and biological investigations
in the second and third satellites
SOU':CS; Problemy ko5micheskiy V.I. Ed. by
?;.~-Sisakyan. ~:oscow, 'zd-vo AN sssn, 1962. 267-284
TEXT: The maintenance of life conditions is discussed with
special reference to the second Soviet satellite. During the
flight the proportion of --xygen in the air of the cabin could be
maintained at 21 to 24%, whereas the relative humidity rose from
37 to 47%. The temperature ranged from 16 to 190C. Water and
food were provided together in a mixture solidified with agar, in
order to facilitate automatic dispensing in conditions of weight-
lesoness. This was carri-,d out twice daily by command signals
from Earth. Tolemetric recording of the physiological parameters
of the dogs belka and Strelks during space flight showed the
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w ed I ca I... EO:28/Zl85
-I.: '..~Chycardia as a resul t of accelcrati on, noise and
-.1 oi~,ro was also a rise in the reispiration rate: a return
I r-Clight values occurred during the condition of
~.Ovc,'.ients of L:Ie animals were observed by
c.o,;--ras anti also by PotciiLiometrAc sent4ors mounted in
No ab;ior;aalitics were observod in the behavior of
r~LLIrn to varth or during the following 3 months.
-;icluded frow Lhe experii.jents carried out in the second
', n-I tuog, could readily be accustomed to space flight
s .LiCLIC ciiangcs were noted in the progeny of
plant seeds and fruit flies after return from space
'-ti~ third space satc-Ilite contained two dogs (Pcholka
-111-11 two guineapigs, two rats, tiventy six mice, fruit flies,
,;,t! ,Llier biological !%atcrials which were included in order
effects of cosinic radiatictii. The results are not

PARFE ,E-(Moekva)
MnN-D-V-S,-G
Space blology, a new science. Blol.v shkole no.4:78-85 Jl-Ag
162. (MM 15 s12)
(space biology)

FARMOV, -G.V.
Using conveyor haulage in ore pits. Trudy Gor.-geol. inst. UFAN
SSSR no-57:17-22 '61. (MIRA l,:3)
(Gonveying machinery) (Strip mining)

FADDEYXV, B.V.. VASILIYEV, M.V., PARMOV, G-V--, CHEKMMW, A.M.
Use of conveyer haulage in the Second kiachiran r Mining and Ore
Dressing Combine. Trudy Gor.-geol. inot. UFAN SSSR no-49:39-48
16o. (MIRA 13:8)
(Kachkanar-Mine Imulage)
(Conveying machinery)

PAPSENOV, G.V.
Stone ha=er vith a handle hole from Nizbniy Komflomollsk in
Tashkent Provinoe. Izv.Aff Uz.SSH no.6:3.U-112 156. (14IfA 14:5)
(Chirchik-Stone age)
,:I.
:,A

VASILIYRY, M-V-, PARMOV, G.V., FADIM, Ye.A.
Use of combined track and conveyer bazilage at the Second ]Eash~
kAnar Mining and Ore Dressing Combine. Trudy Gor.-geol. inst.
UFAN SSSR no-49:49-60 160. (KM 13:8)
(Xachkamr-Nine haulage)
(Ore dressing)

PARMIOV, G.V.
Verifying the efficiencey of short-delay blaBting in barden
removal benching at the KoAdno opencut mine. Trudy Gor.-geol.
inst.UFAN SSSR no.41:211-219 159. VIRA 13:5)
(Chelyabinsk BaBin--Strip mining)

PARFENO -. G, Ya.M.
r- n~m,~Iv - V--- -ACHKOVP
Effect of some factors on the efficiency of blaBting en maeve
in the pits of the Bakal Mining Administ2-vtion. Trudy Gor.-geol.
inst. UMT $SSR no.34:103-106 158. (MM 14:10)
(Bakal region-Strip mining)
(Blasting)

PVCIIKOV, la.M.; PARFICIROV, G.V.
Boring and 'blasting in the pits v~f4 the Bakul Mining Administration.
Tn-idy Gor.-gool. inst. UFAII SSSRfto-34:1YI-113 '58. (MIRA 14:10)
(Bakia reflon-Boring)
(Blasting)

Ov
. M-1
Control over the size of stocks In an Inportant task of State
Bmmk Institutions. Don. i kred. 13 no. 1:48-49 J& 155.
(KM B-.2)
1IRluga Province-Unk and bankizg)(Taluga Province-
Industries)

W OV. Ye.l.; WAS 0. L. P. ; TYAZHELOVA, A. A. ; TARMDV, I. A. :
KOMVINA, N. A.
Xffect of high rate beating and of t~i process temperature on
the composition of coal tar In the thermal decomposition of
Moscow Basin coal. Inergotekh.ispoll.topl. no.1:131-138 160.
(MIRA13:10)
(Coal-tar products)

PARnW
. _ Ij kand.tekhn.nauk
~IMMIRP k ~~
New textbook on railrAd electrification to be used In Institutions
of higher learning ("Electric railroads* by V.Z. Rozenfel'd and others.
Zhel. dor. tranap. 40 w.5:93-95 My '58. (MIRA 11:6)
(Electric railroads)
(Rozenfelld, V.Z.)

FAUENOV$ I.A. , dotsent; SALINIKOV, I.S. , dotsent
"Operation and maintenance of the rooling stock of electric
railroada" by O.F. Gornov and others. Reviewed b7 I.A.
Zhel.-dor.tranap. 43 no.9:94-96 5 Ifl. (MIRA 14:8)
(Electric railroads-Rolling stock)
(Gornov, O.F.)

(.PARMOV, I.A.; SOKOIZVA, E.Y., takhn. red.
[Reviev and analysis of the practices in tbe utilization of heat
pumps] Obzor i A-112 opyte po p--izwneniiu teplovogo nasosa. Mo-
skva, Toes, in-t neucbnoi I tekbn. informatsii, 1961. 78 p.
(Heat pops) (MM 14:9)

SARKISOY. A.Eh., prof.;19HIIAVW. Xh.A., kand. vet. nauk;AKUWVA, V.P., kand.
.;DIYMBOYA, Ye.V., mladshly nauchuyy sotrudnik;
vet. n&uk;.PA.RjMb s
FAYBSHTXYB. B.B., inzh.-khimik;PAVLOV. A.A.
Use of biovetin in veterinary medicine. Yeterinariis 36 no.11;
64-71 N 159 (XIU 13:3)
1. Vaesoyuzrqy institut eksperimentallnoy veterinarii (for Barkisov,
D2hilavyan, Akulova, Purfenov, Dlyakonova). 2. MOBkovskiy khimiko-
farmstsevtIcheskiy zavod imeni Karpova (for Faynshtsyn). 3. Zavedayu-
BhChly ekeperlmentallxWm teekhom Moakovskogo khimiko-farmtsevticheskogo
zavoda imeni Karpova (for Pavlov).
(Veterinary medicine) (Aureomycin)

Tetracyclirre preparations as therapy and prophylaxis for pam-
typhoid in baby pigs. Trudy VM 26S25D-264 1620 (MM 16t2)
1. laboratoriya antibiotikov roenoyuznogo instituta eksperi-
mental Inoy veterinerii.
(Swine-Diseases and pests) (Paratyphoid fever)
(Tetracycline)

1. LISTVIN, V. S. - PiRFTMIT, K. A., 19M.
2. USSR (600)
4.. Condensers ('Electricity)
7'. Distribution of condensers in. an electric power network. :-rom.energ- 9 No. 12, 1952
9. Monthly List of Rumian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

BRIMHEVICH, I.I., kandidat teklmicher,'~Ikh awak; BOGIII, ll.k., kandidat
tokhnicht-skikh nauk; BYKOV, Ye.i.. inzhener; VIASOY, I.I., lmndidat
tokhnicheekikh nauk; GRITSBVSKIY, M.Ye., inzhener; GRUBIR. L.0..
litzheme r GURVICH, V.G., inzhener, DAVYDOV, V.H.. inzhenerl ITR-
Sim. 1. kawidat tekhnicheakikh rauk; ZASORIIJ, S.N., kandidat
tokiinicheskikh rieuk; Ui~!JOV, l.i.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk;
MAUKLIS. A.A., inzhoner; laVIOV. L.B., inzhoner-, IAPIN, V.B.,
inzhoner; 1ASTOVSKII, V,?,. dotacut, LATUNIN, 1I.1.. inzhener;
KhRKVAKkl, K.G., profensor, dokto.- tekhnicheskikh neuk; MAMMAYLOV,
W.I.. professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk; NHANCROV. V.A., inzhe-
nor; 0SIC1101i, K.U., inzhener: CKHOSHIN.L.I., inzhener;-FARMQV,,
-K,Awrdoteent, '-amdidat teknnicheakikh neuk; PMSOVSKIY. L.H.,
ill2hener; POPOV, 1,P., Inzhoner. ih:R~,IIIIAV, B.G.. inzhener: RATI&R,
M.P., in2hener: G.l.. dotsent, kandidat tekhnicheakikh
nauk; RYI:jV, 1.1 , kandidat teklmicheakikn nauk; RYSHK0VSrIY, I.Ya.,
dotsent, Vanuiaat takimirbasklikh nauk--, HYABICOV, A.Ya.. professor
[deceased) ; TAG&t. kqndlia, tekhnicheskikh nauk; KHAU.N. M.M..
professor I doktor tiank; CHERHYSHEV, M.A., doktor
toldinichookik-h neuk: WID, L.Ye., profeasor, doktor tekhnicheakikh
nauk; YU(6.`147, C~otuec~t~ AYJ'jf~li~,Vj ~7.Yo., dotsent, kandidat
tekhnieihs:;klkh iinu*k; Inzhener; BAMTENEV, P.V.,
professor. r1cocter :vjuk. BARNGARD, K.A., knndidat
toklininhe3kiich r~qnlk, )uRQYuY. dot--;enr,, lmndidat takhnicheskikh
nauk; B0jJhNuV, 1,4.. immtener,, iiuGDAMV. li.K., kandidet telchniche-
skikh naur:; VIINWNILO. N.G., dotsent, kandidat okonomiCheBkikh nauk;
(Continued on next card)

ESUSH31VICII, I.I.--(continued) Card 2.
VASILOYEV, V.F.j GUIIGlji~RGV, N.G., inthener; DJKRJIBIS, A.T., Inshener;
DMOSELtS11Y. Z.H., dotsent, kandidat tekhnichaskikh nank; DIJJUGH.
B.A., knnikdnt tekimichesIrikh nauk; YAYINOV. G.P.. Imndidat tekhni-
cheskikh rviuk; LARBUROV. ~i.V., professor. doktor takhnicheskikh
nauk; ZAB&LLO, R.L., kandidat tekirmicheskikh nauk; ILOIN. X.P..
Itandid.at tokhnichuskikh ri,%uK- "RWi;IKGV. A.D.. kandidat telrhniche-
skikh nauq, iLiAPLUS, ?.Sh., inthoner; KANSHIN, M.D.; KOCHNEV.
profensor, doktor tokhaicheakilt-i nauk; KOGAN. L.A., kandidat tokhni-
cheskikh 3ejuk; M"HUAlb, 6.Y., Inzhener; JAVASHOV, A.D., Inzhener;
HAIDMOV13H, B.A., dotsent, lmndidat tekhnicheskikh neuk; MARMOV,
H.S., inziener; MbALI, G.M., Inzhener; NIKITIU, V.D., professor,
kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; ZAMA. V.A.. Inzhemer; PAMLIM, P.I.,
Imndidat tekbnlchesklK., inauk, iMROY, A.P., professor. doktor tokhni-
cheskikh iiank; POVOR07AMIKO, V.V., professor, doktor tokhnichaskildi
nBuk; PIS*UR-r'lV, 1.1., dorsent,, k'qrdtd8t tekhnicheskikh neuk; WRGHYRV.
Ye.S., kstdidat tokhnicheakikh neuk; SIMMOV, K.S., kandidat takhni-
cheklkh nauk-, SIMANCVSKIY, M.A,, Inzh#3ner; SUYAZOV. 1.G.. inzhenerl
TAIDAYEV, F.Yev, inzhaper,- TIMIUMV, K.K., kandidet takhnicheakikh
nauk; USMKOV, N.Ya., inghenr; U6ilMKIY, VA., Inzhener: FALIDMAN,
EvDog imn(lidat takhnichookikh nauk; ilWONIOV, G.Y., inzhener;
KHOEHWY, L.P., inz!*nr; CHKRHGHORDIK, G.I., professor, doktor
takhnichmikikh nauk; 6HAMAY.&V, inshener; SHAFIRKIN, B.I.,
inzhener,- YAKUSHIN. S.1.. inzkminer; GRABOVSKIT. P.G., redaktor;
TISHCHMM), A.I., redektor-, lSiYBV, I.?., dotsent, icandidat takhni-
chaskikh nauk, redektor; KLI14011. V.10., dotment kandidat tekhnicheekikh
(Continued on next card)

BESSHEVICH, (continued) Card 3-
neuk, redjiktor; 1141UOV, 11.V., inzhener. redaktor; KALININ, Y.K.,
inzhener, r9daktuor, 6UPADOV, VAL, professor, redbktor; SIDOROY, N.I..
Inthener, redaktor; GARONINUS, 3.Ye., kcandidat tekhnicheBklkh nauk.
redliktor-, R01MV, R.I., otvetstvennyy redaktor
LTechnicaL reference manual for railroad engineers] Takhnicheakii
spravochn-~k zheleznodorozhnika. Mnskva, Goo. tranap.shel-dor. izd-vo.
Vol-10- Ullectric power supply for railroads) jinergonnabzhente zholez-
nykh dorol.. Otv.rt%d. tora K.G.Hark-vardt. 1956. 1080 p. Vol-13-
[Operatio;i of railroiidB) SkeplURtStSilS 2heleonykh dorog. Otv. red
toms II.I.:Iobel*. 1956. 739 P. (MLRA 10:2;
1. Gblen-Icorrespondent Almdemit nauk SSSR (for Petrov)
(Alectric railroads) (Rgilroada-Management)

NUMN, Abram 181covlevich; P,&EZKHQ"nnAtnAin AjekSeYQViPh; Priniml
uchastiye: PTUSHKIN, A.T.. kand.tekhn.nauk.'SOKOLOV, A.Ya., prof..
retsenzent; GLEBOV. I.A., dotsent, retsenzent; YASTREBOY, P.P.,
dotsent, rotBanzent; KHKELINITSKAYA, A.Z.. red.; DOBUZHINSKAYA,
L.V., tekhn.red.
(Electrical equipment of food industry enterprises] Hlektro-
oborudovaaie pishchevykh predpriiatii. MoBkva, Pishcheprom-
izdat, 19.58. 437 P. (MIRA 1Z:8)
(Food industry--Electric equipment)

NUGHNIK, A.Ye.i PARTBNOV, E.A.
Use of electromechanical analogies in studying the transient
thermal processes taking place in an electric broad-baking stove.
Inv. vys. acheb. zav.; pishch. tekh. no. 2:125-132 158. (NDU 11:10)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheakiy institut pishchavoy promyshlennotti.
Kafedrs elaktrotekhniki.
(Stoves, Electric--Electromechanical analogies)

IVANOV, B.A.; PARFEE-OV, K.A.; MALIN, B.A.
Electrical w1reless turbotach=eter operating in the frequency range
belou I hze Mash. i neft. obore m,o.8:27-)O 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Gr02nensk:iy filial Vaesoyuznogo nauchne>-iee1edovatel'skogc i
proyektno-konstruktorskogo iwtituta komplekency avtomatizatsil
neftyanoy I gazovoy promyshlennooti.

SOKOLOV, Aleksandr Yakovlevich, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
ZHISLIN, Ya.M., kand. takhn. nauki KOTLYAR, L.I.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; GINZEURG, M.Te., kand. tekhn. nauk;
FURER, G. L. ; EAREENQVy_j~.~ kand. tekhn. nauk; RYZHOVA,
L.P., inzh., red. izd-va; MODEL', B.I., tekhn. red.
(Machines for processing grain] Mashiny dlia pererabotki
zerna. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 346 p. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Glavnn- instruktor zavoda im. F.E.Dzerzhinakogo (for
Furer).
('Grain--Handling machinery)

MUCHNIK, Abram lakovlevich; PAAFENQV h nst tin-- yovich;
an. Alskse
KLYUCFEV, V.I., &~Cs., retserzent; MSHCHIKOV, I.I.,
dots., retsenzent; KWELINITSKMA, A.Z., red.;
FWMKINA, O.P., tekhn. red.
[Electrical equipment of food industry enterprises] Elek-
troobcirudovanie pishchevykh predpriiatii. Izd.2., perer.
Moskva, Pishchepronizdat, 1963. 407 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Kafedra elektrooborudovaniy,a pronvshlenriykh predpriyatiy
Moskovskogo onergeticheskogo instituta (for Klyuchev).
2. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut nyasnoy i molochnoy
promyshlennosti (for Menshchikov).

MUCENH, Abran Yakovlevich; DRUSp
Georgiy Vecheelavovich; MIRUSTAIM, N.I.,, red.1 URI~Ay T.D.p
tekbn. red.
[General electric enjineering and electric equipment) Obahchaia
elektrotekbnika i elektrooborudovanie. Mopkva, Gos. Jzd-vo
wVysshmLia sbkola," 1961. 405 P. (*U ~4:9)
(Bleoixic wigineering) (Electric apparatue mA appliances)

C-IL-GOLYA, A.S.; PAI,i-EROV L '
-
Lamp galvanometer for electrocheracal measurements.Zav.lab. 21~,
no.8:1013 163. (1-al-d, 16:9)
1. Saxatovskiy gosud&rstvenn~y universitet.
(Galvanometer) (Zlectrocheinical analysis)

WVA6-34- 3-46/55
AL-THORS: Neganov, B. S. , Parfenov, L. B.
I -
TITLE: The Investigation of the Reaction K+ + d --I, 2p in the
Range of Energies of the Positive Pions From 174 to 307 MeV
(I sledovaniye reaktsii 7r + d-o2p v oblasti energii
P-mezonov ot 174 do 307 MeV)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, 19',,8~
Vol. 34, Nr 3, PP. 767 - 769 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The authors investigated by means of the method of conju-at-
ed telescopes (which consisted of scintillation-counters~
the reaction e + d -9.2p with the pion energies 174; 200;
227; 262; 307 MeV. The beam of positive pions was produced
by irradiation of an hydrogen-containing target with a pro-
ton-beam of tho aynchrocyolotron of tho United lnutittiLa foi-
Nuclear Research (Ob"Yedinennyy institut yadernykh issle-
dovaniy). The yield of the above-mentioned reactiotas de-
termined from the difference of the counting-velocities of
Card 1/4 the twofold coincidences at the targets consisting of D 2 0

SCYVI 34-56-3,-46/55
The Investigation of the Reaction e + d ---> 2]? in the Range of Energies
of the Positive Pions From 174 to 307 MeV
and H 0. The results obtained IZ, the measurements of the dif-
fereniial cross sections for 4 angles in the center-of-gra'
vity system are summarized in a table. The angular distri-
butions 2of the protons can be represented in the form
A + cos 9; the coefficients belonging to this, determined by
the method of the smallest squares, are written down, The
total cross sections for the reaction p + p-,,,d + ir were
calculated on the basis of the principle of detailed equi.-
librium, and in the case of proton-energies amount to 633;
690; 743; 812 and 903 MeV 3.05- � 0.23; 2.30 + 0.'8; ',.9)�0-14;
1,33 � 0,12; 0.80 + 0.08 millibar. The dependence f the
total cross sectio-n of the reaction p + p-* d + 7r~ on the
energy of the pions in the center-of-gravity system is de--
monstrated in a diagram. The dELta obtained here confirm the
conclusions by Mesheryakov and Neganow (Reference 1) on the
resonance-like character of the afore-mentioned reaction.
The maximum of the excitation function is at B ' 135 MeV.
n
These results agree with the theory by Mandel'shtam (Bir-
mingham, private communication, 1957). The angular distri-
bution changes obviously on ac,-ount of the increase of the
Card 2/4 relative influence of the tran3itionst

SOV/ 56-34 -3-46/55
The Investigation of the Reaction lr+ + d -1* 2 pin the Range of -Energies
of the Positive Pions From 174 to 307 1JeV
3- 3 3 3
P1,2 S1 and F 213 ---.? S1, with the energies exceeding
resonance-energy. These transitions lead to the production of
mesons in d-state. This assumption can be verified by polari-
zation tests, viz. by a more extensive ana)eis and more
accurate determination of the angular distribution with an
energy of the pion of 230 MeV in the laboratory system. '-'hen
a term proportional to cos4 9 appears. This, from the point
of the resonance-model of the production of pions with the
nucleon-nucleon-collisions,sii~nifies that the p-state of
the system (which occurs Prior to the irradiation of the
meson in d-state) begins to play a part. The amplitude of
the transition I S0__+ 3S1 must be small in this case.
There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 7 references, 1 of which is
Soviet.
ASSOCIATIM Ob"yedinennyy inAitut yadernykh issledovaniy
(United Institute for Ruclear Research)
Card 3/4

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DRAGICHESKU., P. [Draghicescu, F.1; DRAG1CHESKU, M. (Draghicescu, M.);
LUSHIKOVY V.I.; EEGANOV, -B.8.; FARFENOV L.B.; TAIRAE, Yu.B.
[Dynwdc polarization of, k'otons in lunthanum-magnesium
nitrate crystals containil~g neodymium] Dinamicheskaia po-
liarizatsiia protonov v kristalle lant.an-magnievogo nitrata
s primealiu neodima. Dubnap Ob"edineraVi in-t iadernykh issl.
1964. 16 p. (MIRA 17:5)

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LUSHCHIKOV V.I.; ITEGANOV, B.S.; PARFENUJ, :,.B~; Yu."
P . - .- W ~
Dynar-ic polarizaticn of protcns 4n rotatLng crystals of lantlnr~r:-ar,
magnesium nitral.e. Zhur. eksp. i tE:or. f*:z. 49 no,2.406-,la: Ag
'65- (Mw 18.1-1)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut, ywlernykh Issiodovanly.

~,5705
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AUTHORS: Neganov, B. ., Parfon,l~,,
TITLE: Measurement of the Relative
the Vicinity of the Poin,~
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentalln--y
Vcl- 38, No. 6, pp. 19117
S/05 60/038/006/048/049/X7
E006YE070
L. B.,.Tyapkiii, A. A,
U
Nu~-Iear A-stivity of P!o4 ~n
~f Prod.uc-,ion
1.eorEl',iche~skoy fizikll, 1c)6c,
'918
TEXT: Irish research workers (Ref.') dis-,overod an anomalously large
,W()
I.ering 3ross section e~,n p.-,ons produced in K..2 decays. The value was T,
three times that of the geometrical cross section. It was assumed by thpm
that either the pious produced by K-decay were different. from tYe ordinary
ones, or the nuclear activity was a-noma-lously Large in the region of pion
production. These assumptions are discussed in the introduction c-f the
present paper, followed by a brief repor", ')f t-ne exper~~mental measurements,
The nuclear activities of mesons were compared at distances of ?-4. 10-20,
21-23, and 105-14.5 cm from the point of production ' the mesons being emit-
ted at 900 by 660-.Mev protons incident. on 0.aTt.)n nuclei, The measurernenls
Card 112

857o5
Measurement of the Relative Nuclear Ac,ivity :3/056/60/038/006/048/049/XX
of Pions in the Vi,%inity of the Point of B006/BO70
Produotlon
were made by means of two ti~les-%opea each -.onsist~"ng ~-f *hTet- sc-iWdl1a*-1-r.
counters. The relative change in the count2ng rate in the ~wo telet~:)pesz
17 fr 2
caused by brass filters of a thickness of /.-m was measDrea. The
filters were placed either -.n front -f the fl~st counters or behind tha!
second in the teles,,ope. In thia manner, the nuclear absorp'~ion ,)f mnsrr-
whose energy changed from 100 to 70 Mev in passing through thp filte- wa-
determined; (this energy interval corresponds to the meson energies f.,om
K n2 decay). Only an insignificant lowering of the nu,-,leax activity :ould
be obse-rved in ~;he experiments, and was proba.bly due to errors in measurr-
ment, There is I non-Soviet referen'.e.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy inst2tut yadernjkh issledovaniy (Joint
Inetituteof Nuclear -Resear,-h)
SUBMITTED. April 19, 1960
Caid ?/2

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33341
S/120/61/000/006/035/041
E194/E485
AUTHORS., Goncharov, 1,N., Gromova, I.I., Neganov, B.S.,
Parfenov, L.B.
TITLE: n 0 ec romagn~et with super conducting winding
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.6, 1961, 142-143
TEXT: The magnet described was required'to control the "thermal
keys" in a cyclic refrigerator equipment used to produce extremely
low temperatures by the adiabatic demagnetization of a para-
inagnetic salt. The coil was-made of lead', which has a critical
field of about 500 oersteds at a temperature of 4.20K and
800 oersteds at 1,5*K, the critical current for the wire of
section 0.5 x 1.5 mm was-not less than 10 A at 4.2*K. The turns
were insulated with capacitor paper treated with adhesive grade
60-2 (BF-2). For convenience of accommodating the "thermal keyr?
between the poles, the magnet was made cylindrical, the pole
diameter was 8 mm and the pole tip diameter 14 ma, the gap length
was 3.2 mm. For example, with 700 turns the field strength at
which super-conductivity broke down to gIve a.p.d. of 0.05 mV was
2800 oersteds at 1.50K with a critical current of 1.2 A. As the
Car&.1/2

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PARFKNOV, L.I.; K.ARA-KULA, M.V.
Effect o,' caT iun, on the wear re5 is 31"I'L a 7~~- 1. - .
proizv. no.10:8-9 0 lb4. ~ 1". : ~,,A ] 8;..

PARFHNOV. L.I.. in2h.
Improved design of an alloyed boilor. ghim.mashinostr. no.506
S-0 163. (MIRA 16:10)

PARMIOV, L.K.
Fungus diseases of the eye in the Astrakhan Province. Vestri.
oftal. 76 no.4917-21 Jl-Ag'63 (KIRA MI)
1. Kafedra glaznykh bolezney (zav. - prof* N&I. Artemlyev)
Astrakhanskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

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PARMOV, L.M.; SOLOVIYEV, V.A.; BOROVIYOV, A.M.
Tectonic terminology. Geol. i geofiz. no-9:118-123 61.
(MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN S55R,
Novosibirsk.
(Geology, Structural--Terminology)

AFANASI]EV, Yu.T.) BASHARIN, A.K.; DASHOINA, N.11.-, VOTAKH's O~A.; SOLOVIMV,
V.A.; MA-SILINIKOV, B.N., otv. red.; otv. red.
[materials on tectonic tergilnology. Part 3..Tectonics-and its division.
Terms on structural gealogy.) Materialy po tektonichaskoi terminologii.
Novosibirsk. Pt. 3.. Tektonika i ao razdely. Terminy eitrukturnoi grilo-
git. 1961.. 255 p. (Ittj Trady, Tio.3/4) (MIRA 1814)
. - I - . r. ...

rar, of ~-"-,B-
16.5*
(MIRA 3
AD S51-
T ok-'p

KOSYGIN, Yu.A.; BAShAIHIN, A.K.; BDIM,, 11,1i ; VOLONTIEY, G~!-%;
VOTAn, O.A.; K:ASlL'];IK`V, b.N.. FkliF~TCV, L.M.;
SHPkKOVSKEA, L.I., recl.
[Pre-Cainbrian tectoni.,,s cf Siber-.al DokemLr.-iskaia tek-
tonika Sibiri. oldel Sib-'-skogo
otd-riiia .41, SSSh, .1 ~:Z. (MIHA 1-8: 1)
1. Akademiya nai.,Lk SSSR. Slbir--hyie ~Aa,-Ienlye. Institlil,
geologii i geof-Lz--ki. 12.
(for Kosygrin).

BOGOLEPCYV, K.V.; FARFLNUV, LJL
"Tectonic and genetic classificatiun of mobiie regions' by L.I.Kraznyi.
Reviewed by K.V.Bogolepov., LJLParfanov. Geol.1 geofiz. nr,.1.129-133
163. (MIRA 1634)
(Geology, Structural) (Krasnyi, L.I.)

PARFEIJOV, L.M.
- ------ --
Tectonics of the Western Sayan Mountains. Geol. i geofiz.
no.8:117-121 162* (MIRA 15:10)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.,
Novosibirsk.
(Sayan Mountains-Geology, Structural)

KOSYGIV, Yu.A.; RASHARIN, A.K.; IERZIN, N.A.; VOTAKH, O.A.;
USILIKIKOV, B.N.; PAPFENOV L M.
I
M
Principal in the structural elements in the Late Pre-Cambrian
of Siberia. Geol. i geofiz. no.10:68-432 '62. (NIRA 15:12)
1. Institut geologil i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN S-03SR., Novosibirsk.
(Siberia-Geology, Structural)

_pAREENaX, L.M.- KOSYGIN, Yu.A., otv.red.; NAZARYANTS, T.M., red.;
j__
-M&ZUROVA, A.F., tekhnred.
[Materials tectonic teradnology. Part 1: Large crustal
structures %a geological fornatione) Materialy po
tektonicheskdi terminologli, Chant' 1: KMmye struktury
eimol kory i geologichesk *su. Novosibirsk, Izd-vo
2 R form
. _4,
Sib. otd.-AN SSSR. 1961. 154 p. (Akadendia mauk MR.
Sibirnliaskoe otdolenie. Institut geologil I goofiziki.
Trudy, no.12) (MIRA 16s2)
1. Chlen-karrespandent AN SSSR (for Upygin).
Geology, Structural-forainology)

VOTAFHP O.A., KOSYGIN, Yu.A.; PARFSNOV, L.M.
Concerning the book "Pre-Cambrian geclogy and petrology. General
and regional problems." Izv. AN SSSR.Ser.geol. 28 no.5:lfjl-104
* 163. (MIRA 17~,4)
1. Institut geolo.aii i geofiziki Sibirakogo otdoleniya AN SSSR,
Novosibirsk.

PARFENOVP L.M.
Developzwnt of shift deformationB in the Khe=hik auture zoze
(Weetern Sayans). Geo2.1 geofiz. no.12:130-134 161.
(14IRA 15:5)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN 563R,
Novosibirsk.
(Sayan 14Duntain&-Faults (Geology))