SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RAZUMOVA, N.A. - RAZUMOVA, YE.P.

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Invest igati otis iri the F-Ield of Conjugatpd Syst-:,xs, SOV/79-28-;2-12/41
XCV. Reactions of Piper~ 1 rar,e Wi th I ~ q ilydi'-)-hloridz~
and the 1,4-11ydrocnloride of Isopren-3
the transition formation o-f the oompound C 5H 9" C 5H 8 01, whereas
in the reantion of the same diene with the isomeric r;hloride,
T. I I e '. ; 4 - h, Y d rr, !.o r i d e o f J, p r 9 L e (' ! r~hloro-2-methyi burene-21
c-nnsidexably more h.'gher telomers axe formed under equal
- I- an
- c) ndi I -* o n s., In both rases the ratio between 1,11 adducts d
hlghe-~ ierends on the depth of telomerization. Thus,
it was found that with primaxy halogen derivatives of the allyl
type a deeper talomerization takes place than in the secondary
or~esl The result of the affiliation of 2--chloro pentene-3 to
piperrylene at te.-Lomerization depths of 35-70% is mainly 0a
produ,'~-r which Jn -.ra-.uum dist~-13 over w1thiin limits of 1 The
itent highex ra.-)xers amoutits to :5-45%. The empirical
formula of this product corresponds to the formula CIOR 17cl
and -!onta-jLns about 90',/o diene compound. Further investigations
pointed to a comparative-17 uniform pr,~)duct. The infrared
spectrum points to The presence of a binding group-CH=CH- as
well as to the absence of a vin~il group, The structure of the
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investigations in the Field o-i Conjugated Systems. L-OV17 9--28-12-12/141
XCV. Reactions of Piperyiene With Its Hydrochloride,
and the :,4.-Hydrochloride of Isoprene
pro,red by their ozonization, hydrogenation and with Urotropin
according to Sommle, and finally by the infrared spectra.
All data obtained permit to assume that the main product of
affiliation (more than 80) of 2-chloro pentene-3 to
piperylene is the 2--chloro-6-methyl nonadiene-3,7:
CH CH=CH-~H-CH "CH=CH-CHC1-CH M.
2 3
There are 1 figure and 4 Soviet references.
ASSO~;IATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet)
SUBMITTED: December 31., 1957
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AUTHORS: Petrov, A. ~., Razumova, If. A., Genusov, M. L.
TITLE: The Telomerization of a-Chlorobutadiene-193 With Piperylene
Hydrochloride (2-Cbloropentene-3) (Telomerizatsiya a-khlorbuta-
diyena--1,3 s gidrokhloridom piperilena (2-khlorpentenom-3))
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysehey shkoly. Khimiya i khimicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1959, Nr 1: pp 123-126 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present article shows that the 3,4 addition takes place,
above all, between 2-chloropentene-3 and a-chlorobutadiene.
The six compounds possible are listed. In view of the hydro-
genation (4-methyloctane), the low yield of Sommle's reaction,
the bromination according to Kaufman (only one double bond
reacts), the ozonization (above all acetic acid and some
a.-methylsuceinic acid, almost no chlorine-substituted acids),
and cn the basis of the (illustrated) infrared spectrum it
is stated that the compound CH 3"CH=CH-CH-CH 2- CECl-CH=CHC1
CH3
is formed with a small admixture of CH CH=CH.-CH--CH-CH=CH-CHC1
1 2 2
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The Telomerization of a--Chlorcbutadiene--1,3 With Piperylene Hydrochloride
(2 -Chl or opent ene - - 3 )
Thus, a-chlorobutadiene reactts mainly wit-h its unsubstitu't-led
Irinyl 7-o-Ap. the hydrelysis of the tvo isomers
C if Cl C11 '" ril=cll-.Cll..Cll,--Ccl-.Cll-.Cflcl
9 i4 2 3 1 1 2
CH
and 2) CH3 -.,-,H=CH--CH-.-UH 2- CCI=ci'T--CH2C-1 was investigated. Sub-
I
CH
stan--!~ ' galre the aleohol with 30~6 aldehyde where-
as subs 1.an,~~e 2 forztld al-.vhc-_'s with only few carbonyl com-
pounds. Thus, the hydrolysis if the telomers is accompanied
by a parLial a-11y" rearrangemert particularly in the terminal
grou.p --CHC_'-rH=C11C_1_. The laborato;y-technologioal data for the
ope-rations are stated. There are 1 figxre and 8 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedr-a organichesk-'-Y khim'.i
irsiituta Lena,,~v3ta
Chair of Orgar-i:~ Ohemistrj
-ner -! Lens ove
LeningradskoEo tekhnelogicheskogo
of Leningrad Technological Institute
SUBMITTED: 7
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AUTHORS: Petrov, A. A., Razi2mova, N. A., Genusov, It. L.,Yakovl-, T.'
TITLE. Exchange Reactions of Telomerslof Diene Hydrocarbons
Containing Chlorine. I. Re ions Between Some Low Telomers
of DienelHydrocarbons and A~mines
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1960, Vol, 30, No. 4, PP~ 1160-lIA"
TEXT: In continuation of the papers by the authors of the present -caper
(Ref. 1) and the papers of Ref. 2, it was of interest to allow the edduc,'-~
of 2-chloro pentene-3 to dienes which may also be regarded as ally].
halogen derivatives to react with nucleophilic reagents, especially Y;-~ 'th
the primary and secondary amines. Two types of compounds with different
position of the double bonds (A and B) may be expected to be formsd ir
this connection: R
CH 3 - CH = CH - CH - CH 2 - C - CH - CH2
I I
CH'~ NR 52 and
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carbons Containing Chlorine. I. Reactions Between BOOI/'BO16
Some Low Telomers of Diene Hydrocarbons and Amines
R
I
CH 3 -CH = CH - CH - CH 2 -C = CH - CH 2 -NRI2
CH3 (B)
In order to investigate the character of multiple bonds in the molecules
of telomers, the infrared spectra were usedas previously. Thus, the vinyl
group (isomer A) and the double bond in the compounds of the second type
- CH - CH - (isomer B) were detected by the spectrometric method. Diethyl
amine, dibutyl amine, butyl amine, and 4 telomers of 2-chloro pentene-3
with divinyl, isoprene,-piperylene, and chloroprene were used. On telomeri-
zation of 2-chloro pentene-3 with divinyl, two possible isomers (I and II)
resulted in nearly equal yield. The investigations showed that these ally'A
isomers form the same reaction products of the B type with secondary
amines. It could be seen from the infrared spectra that the reaction
wi'h the isomer M takes place with rearrangement, that with isomer (II)
without. The addition of 2-chloro pentene-3 to isoprene, piperylene,
and chloroprene takes place mainly in the 1.4-position under formation
of geranyl chloride analogs (Formula III). All these telomers gave, with
secondary amines, only products of the B type (constants and formulas are
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fi) n=,, R=R'=If. R'=Cll,,
(11) n=1, R = TV = It, R'= Gil,: JVII) n=2, R=R'=CH ' R- H'
(VIIII n=?- R=R,=CI13, IV=H"
(111) n=), R = C113, R, = a, = 11; (IX) R, R'= 11;
(IV) n = 1. R = R'= Gff,, R'= H-. (X) It= CH~ R'=11;
(V) n=1, R R'= GH~, R'= 11; (XI) R=H, R'=CH,
CYI) n = 7, R Gllu W = R'= H;
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C*.-aoridos (E('), (X) and (XI) of dichlorop'llo:;-;:~-io-,noca.-'oox-fL,Lc --c--4dz -..-are c6tainod 'by
~raatin- tho oligo-mers with P015. Dicilorophosphono-a-.-.o'%,hy'-,p,-iopio,-jyI chlori&3 (Z)
and dichloropho5uhono-a-mo".hylpropioryl cUlorido (XI) woro obtainod for tho first
Orig. art. has,' 2 figures and 2 tablos.
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chloride w4tm olena rlydrocarlbons. /har .
ob. 188&..1891 Je '61
K 3 L
tekhnologicheskly institut, irneni 1;ensoveta,

RAZIR,IOVA, H.A.; PLMOV, A.A.
Phosp'.riorus-containing heterocycles. Paxt 2: Interaction of ~"-rc-
catecholphosphorous acid chloride with diene hydrocarbons. Zhur.
ob.khif.q. 33 no.12:3858-3860 D 163. 17:3)
1. Leningradskiy te khnologic hes kiy institut imeni Lensoveta.

RAZIMOVA, N.A.; PETROV, A.A.
Addition of the chlorides of mono- and dithioethylene glycolphos-
soprene. Zhur.ob.khim. 34 no.1:356 Ja 16
phorous acids to i 4.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologichesk3'y institut imeni Lensoveta.

BOGOLYTJBOV, G.M.; RAZUMOVA, N.A.; PETROV, A.A.
Synthesis oil phospholine and phospholidine, phosphorus-containing
heterocycles. Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.7:2419-2420 JI 163.
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Phosphol-ine)

0
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A0661A126
J;,WUTHORS i Razumova)' N*Ae) Petrovp A.A-
Investigations in the field of conjugate systems. CUM
TITLEt
Addition of dialkyl phosphorous acid and chlorides to diene
hydrocarbons
.~PERIODICALs Zhu.~nal obahahey khimiig.v-; 33P no 1963, 7 3 7 9
3,.
TEXT i The authors investigated the addition of chlorides' of ethilene
glycol p1hosphorous acid and propylene glyeolphosphoroue acid to divinyl
isoprene,lpiperylehe and chloroprene. The reactions were carried out by-
heating in sealed tubes. The resultan-t-,'addition compounds could be subli_.~ Z
mated at 1 _ 20C. A w kind o
ouping~was obtained by the formation
ne f regr
of five-membered phosphorous oontaining,heterocycles with- a structure simi-
ar to that.of the..heteiocycles formed",~ .~the reaction of diene hydrocarbon
Vith alkyl dichlox~ophospbines. A number-.6fderivatives of phospholine-1.
X3'de is described'for"the first-timei. :There are 2 fi
o a and 2 tabl a i
gure
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RAZU-MOVA, N.A.; PETROV, A.A.
Conjugated systems, Part 169. Addition of dialkyl phosphoryl
chlorides to diene hydrocarbons. Zh, m.ob.kbim. 33 no.3:783-789
~~ 63. NIRA li6; 3)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Phosphoryl chloride)
(HydrocarbozW)

GENUSOV, M.L.; ~AZUMOVA, VA.; PETROV, A.A.
Reactions of chlorine-containing telomers of dienic hydrocarbons.
Part 9: Synthesis of homologs and analogs of geraniol and
their ethers and esters. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.10:3265-3277
o 62. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
Lensoveta.
(Geraniol) (Terpenes)

MOSHKINY P.A.; LUTKOVA, V.I.,; -- RAZU140VA, N.N.; PERTSOV, L.D.; KALINKIN, S.F.
Production of the disodium 3,6-endoxohexahydrophtalate.(endothal).
Khim.prom. no-4:237-238 Ap 161. (,?~MRA- -14 :4)
(Oocabicycloheptanedicarboxylic acid)

ZLC. D., -',KI! -iAH3a~ , I. I, I- .--AZ~ ',OVA P IMA1i'M-"vY li.v.;
L I HE E. -1 ~ -4d -S.S, --:~d-va!,' ~-"EMURG, ii...Ya., tekhn. red.
[Frincii--Ies of safety engineering; laboratory work] Oszio-vy
te1dLr:-J',:i bezopasnosti; laboratornye raboty, Izd.2., pe-rer.
i C;01-
1,'03kV~7., J,fetnllurgizdat, 1963. 92 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Industrial safety)

ZLOBINSKIY, B.M., BARBER, POZDNYSHEV, V.M., KMORSKAYA,
Ye.s., red.izd-va.. ISLENTIYEVA. P.G., teknn.red.
[Iabomtor7 work for the courae "Fundamentals of snfety eng-gineering."I
Laboratornye raboty po kurau "Osnov7 tekhniki bezopasnosti." Yzsk7a,
Goa. nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tevetuoi metpllurgii,
1958, 57 P. (MIRA 11:9)
Undustrial onfety)

RAZUMOVA, T.I.
Practice in specialization in the metalworking in*Btry in East
Germany. Mashinostroitell no*8:39 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(Germany,,'Sast-Metalworking)

, - i , 14 - IN: " F1,
. I,,,_ Y2 MAY~;AKOV, B.I.; RAMIUVA, *i-,K.
ZLtic sulf ide s ingle ci-ys -,.als a c tiv a -,, ~'- , .-. 7al-af* -L~M. Lpt. i
oi,ektr. 15 no,4:555-558 0 163. O-MU 16:1-1)

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ALITHOR: Bonch-Bruyevich, A. M. Razumova, T. K. ; Imas, Ya. A.
ORG; none
TITLE: Spectrum of excited absorption in rubyl
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 20, no. 6, i966, 1040-104LI
f
TOPIC TAGS: ruby laser, absorption band, xenon lamp, laser pumping .7 qc)t3 y
1~
,ABSTRACT: In connection with a study of certain features of the decay kinetics of ex-1--
.cited absorption bands~in ruby, the transverse absorption cross section a V was measurm! i
~.ed as the ratio of the variation in the absorption coefficient Ak to the opulation
V p
n2 of the metastable level. Samples tested were polished cylinders 6 mm in diameter
~Lnd 50 mm long, cut from ruby single crystals containing 0.02 and 0 .04% Cr+3 by weight -i
The ro'd ends were masked leaving rectangular 1 x 3 mm windows. The 400 ji pumping I
Jaght was provided by a pulsed xenon lamp excited by a 500 mf bank of condensers. The
ust radiation was generated by a lamp that has a continuous spectrum in the near UV,
li~sible, and near IR regions. The dispersion element was a double monochromater, and
tpe light modulator was an ultrasonic device operating at 10 Mc with standing waves
in orthoxylene. The recording portion of the test instrumentation consisted of a pho-
tomul-tiplier and a two-gun oscilloscope which showed the time dependence of the inten-
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AUTHORS 1 Arkhangellskaya,
V. Lt.; Ra2umova To.
TI TLE: Quantum yield of thermel lurdnescence of CaSO'-Iln phosphor
4
Optika i spektroskopiya; sbornik statey. v. 1: Lyiindnestsentsiyaw- Yo s c ow
~Tzd-vo Z SSSR, 1963, 299-305
mi
~TOPIOTAGS: quintum yield, gamma radiation,.photomultiplier, lu nescence
6STRACT: The photometric method has been used to determine the absolute quantum
Ivield of thermal luminescence of the phosphor CaS04-111n, in the region 113 to O.CD48fV
lunder the% excitation radiation of x-rays and gamma-rays. The relative yield was
*terrdned in three steps; soft and ultra-soft x-rays (113-1.54A), hard x-rays
~(0.473 to 0.085A), and gamma radiation (0-045-0-0048'Ao).~ The absolute values YTer-9
Ahen obtained by comparing the relstive results to excitation radiation with known
Wave lengths and given qunntum yield and with.n standnrd screen. It is shorm thst
!CaSO,-Vn in conjuncti6n vith a photomultiplier can serve as an effective radiation i
;criterion in the soft, x-ray spectra. Some 'datagLre also presented on the thermal
Iluminescence spectra 6f CaS Mho "The authors are grateful to 1.. A. Pumshi and
04-
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'A. P. Lu)drski for'-their evaluation of the ~wdrk. Orig. art. has s 6formulas, 4
figures, and Itable.':
ASSOCIATICN; none
fSUBPUTTED: ogjan62 Q' DATE. AM .'1911ay63 EXCL; 00
NO R17 SOV~' 007 OTFZR: 003
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AVMOR : Kazachevskaya, T. Arkhangel'skaya, V, A.; lysnov-Kholqft�y~ Q. S~j
Medvedev, V. So Razumova - T. K.; Chuaaykin, A. V.
TITLE% -.Moasurement of x- and Ultraviolet radiatiori with thermobndneseent a-
phorw CaSO4 (Mn)
SOURCE: AN SSSR, -Iskusst.' sputniki Zemli., no. 15., 1963,, T1-W
TOPIC TAGS: rocRet investigationj solar ultraviolet radiation,. s-Plaio;radistionip -
thermoluminescent phosphorus., solar eclipse irvestigat:bn lowspberic' PeWtr&tiM-:
racUation
A&%?~NCT: A device based on the'principle of recording shott-wave' radiation
with CaSO4 (Mn) thermolumineseent phosphorus has been dzvelo b- 'the
~pe y~, Institt*
MpLdnoy geofiziki (Irstitute of Applied Geophysics) to Ultra-
ri
p
violet and x-radiation. The phosphorus stores up energy during irridiation'_ and
then reemits it in the Visible region of the spectran vhen heated. . The briglitmes
as well a A
of the emission the total energy (3ight-total) is proportional'. with
i broad limits to the energy ofwirradiation It has been established that CMA- (lin
I phosphorus is sensitive only to emission with wavelengths from 1 to 1.30) 1 ana'
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does not become saturated during irradiation intensity changes of even five".,
orders. The phosphorus was used ou'a rocket 'to measure the intensity of penetrit-',
ing radiation in the lower part of the ionosphere during t&6 solar eclipse of
15 February 1961. Unlike the use-of thermolumines-eent-phosphorus in r .ocket,
measurements in the U. S. A.,, where the phosphorus is reemitted in the labor&-,-.
tory after retrieval of the container,, the phosphorus used in the tentof 15
February 1961 was reemitted during the flight.. thus reducing the error. Calibra.,-
tion measurement was performedInIflight with the use of a constant-action etalon
sample. The measurement error,in determining the energy of.U7 radiation was
555-P; for x-radiation it was 30%. The intensity of radi4tion at a height of 95 km-.~,~_
was about 7 x107 quanta CM-2 see-,', while at a heigi2t of 67 kn it vas 5oo times
lower. This radiation exceeds the theoretically oomputedmaximal solar x-radia-
tion by 50 to 100 times. "The authors thank S. V. Revolovskiv for help in
A. Krasnovay for pre-
developing the device and carrying out tests and also T
paring calibrated luminescent substances." 0: taw 3ZOMS~wddamill
da.

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AUITfOR: Razumova, T. K.
ORG: none
--'TITM: Concerning the measurement of the duration of the excited at high
n levels-
-excitatio
SOURCE: Optika i spel-,troskopiya, v. 2-1, no. 5, 1966, 647-649
TOPIC TAGS: excited state, light eycitation, laser emission, light polt-Lrization,
s.lectral line, absorption edge, absorption coefficient
ABST-RACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (Opt. i spektr. v. !c), 643,
1965)
where the rate of attenuation of radiation was found to depend on -the wavelength
within the lLmits of the line contours and emission bands, and on the polarization
in the case of emission from the butt, surface of a cylindrica-I sample, such as a
laser rod. It is shown here 'that in -the case of high excitation leve17-, for investi-
gations of 'he duration of the excited state by measuring 'the emission kinetics, it
is necessary, to avoid errors, to choose an observation direc 4- ion, a wC~velength, and
a polarization such that the density of the stimulating radiation is low. In 'the
case when the emission comes from the butt, end of an extended object (rod), the
estimate of the duration of the excited state can be carried out onaz,.f in a narrow
spectral interfal on the edge of the emission line or band. The errors can be parti-"
cularly large in study of resonant emission, if a large sample is excited rion-
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uniforrr-ly in volume. The effect of the presence of re3ions with uneven excitation
n such a volume are discussed. A table is presented showing the elfl"ect off errors
that result if the duration of the excited state is estimated over the entire line
as a whole. In the case of lateral emission from prolonged samples, tlne emission
intensity denends relatively little on the wavelength and on the polarization, but
to estimate correctly the duration of the excited state from the emission kinetics
it in also necessary to have uniform excitation or to record the emission from the
entire lateral surface, something difficult to do in practice. An exact estimate of
the excited state can be obtained in this case by Investigating the dependence of the
absorption coefficient in the presence of transitions with absorption from the in- i
vestigated excited state, on the time, using a procedure described elsewhere (Op~. i
spektr. v. 20, 1040, 1966). In the case of ruby, it is possible to use high pressure:
mercury lamps with wavelength 365 and 334 rim. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 4 formulas
and I table.
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KAZACHEVSKAYA', I.V.; ARKHANGELISKAYA, V.A.j IVANOV-KHOLODNYY, G.S.;
MEDVEDEV. V.S.,- RAZUMOVA, T.K.; CHUDAYKIN, A.V.
Measurements of X-ray and ultraviolet radiations by means of
thermoluminescent phosphorCaSO/
,(Mn). Isk.sput.Zem. no.152
71-80 163. (NIRA 16:4)
(Atmosphere, Upper-Rocket observations)
(Radiation--Measurement)

ARKHAGELISKAYA, V.A.; VAYNEERG. B.I.; RAZTJIIOVA,.T.K.
Thermoluminescent CaS04-1-fn single crystals. O-Dt. i spektr. 4 no-5:
681-687 MY '58. (MM 11:6)
l.Gosudarstvenny7 opticheski7 institat im. S.I. Vavilova.
(Phosphors)

ARKHANGALISICLYA. V.A.; VAYMM, B.I.; RAMMOVA, T.K.
,
Determination of the permeability of the Schumnn spectram region
by optical materials. Fiz. sbor. nn.3:363 157. (MIRA lit8)
1. Gomidarstvenn3rj ordena lienina opticheskily institut im. S.I
Vavllava. 0
(Phosphors-Optical propertias) (Spectrum, Ultra-violet)

AIMHARGEL'SKAYA, V.A.; VATNBOG, B.I.; KODMOV, V.K.; RkZUMOVj, 1,.K.
Laminescance dosimeters for ~_radiation' A-particles, and
neutrons, based on the phosphor CaS04.9n. Atom.energ. 8
no.6:559-561 Je 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(Radiation--Dosage) (Calcium sulfate) (Phosphors)

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AUTHOR: Bonch-Bruyevich, A.M.;jlazumova, T.K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Dependence of duration of radiation on wavelength within the contour of the
luminescence line at a ~gh excitation level
SOURCE: Optika i spektroakopiya, v. 19, no. 4, 1965, 643-645
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence quenching, ruby, chromium, neodymium, glass
ABSTRACT: Luminescence kinetics associated with a considerable population of the upper
excited metastable states, when the role of induced radiation is substantial, were studied
on ruby single crystals with Cr3+ ion concentrations of 0. 02 and 0. 04 wt. % and on ailica-
barium oxide glasses containing Nd3+ ions in the amount of 6 mole %. The results are
interpreted by taking into consideration the change in the ratio of spontaneous to induced
radiation as the excitation level is varied, and also during luminescence quenching. The
change in the number of excited states at the end of the excitation is described in a general
form by the expression
dn 9F
M =-AMFnM+BFMF(nF- nM),
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where nM and 9F are the population and statistical weight of the final level, and n and 9m;
M
are those of the metastable level; e is the radiation density in the spectral region
studied in the volume of the sample; AMF and BFM are the Einstein coefficients. In the
case of Nd3+ for the line with Am* 1. 06p, this expression Is simplified-
ax
dnM -AMFnM - BMF f nM-
dt
When the value of nM and hence P is large, induced radiation plays an important part.
From this it is shown that during quenching, owing to the change in the contour of the
I line, its central part should quench faster than the lateral parts, I. e. , the rate of
luminescence quenching within the bounds of the radiation line should depend on ?k
this is confirmed by the experiment. Authors thank B.A. Kf selev, who kindly supplied i
the monochromator. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and i ~formulas.
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ARKIIANOId, I SKAYA, V.A.; VAYNBUG, B. I.; MUMOVA, T. K.
Reflesometer based on the CaSO4,Mn phosphor for use in the vacuum
ultraviolet regions Opt. I spektr. 8 no-2:279-280 F 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Spectrum, Ultraviolet)

51-4-5-19/29
ilr~changells~maya, V.A., Vaynbarg, B.I. and Pan-lova, T.K.
_PLF TherLaolumineseent Monocrystals of CaSO4-Mn (Termoiyuminestsiruyushchiye
monoicris tally CaSOI-Mn)
~':'-iRIODICAL: Opti~m i Spe'Kzrosicopiya, 1958, Vol IV, Nr 5, pp. 681-683 (USSR)
ABSTIUICT., The authors prepared large crystals kl x 10 x 10 mm plates) of
CaSo,j-idn by slow cooling of a malt consisting of 45Y.NaCi,
5~0'
4
' CaS04 and 10~o YmSO4:. The malt was cooled from 100000 to room
temperature. The amount of Mn varied from about 0.01~. to 0.10".
These crystals exhibited bright green thermoluminescence when
excited by short-wavelength ultraviolet, X-rays, p-rays -r x-rays.
Thermoluminescent intensity of powders prepared from monocrystals
,rown as described in the present paper war, 2-3 times higher than
0
the emission of powders prepared from monocrystals grown from a
solution in H2304 kRef 6). The main maximum of the thermal
stimulation curves (830C) was the same for monocrystals prepared
by growing from malt and those grown from solution kFig la, 1b).
Thermo luminescence curves of monocrystals and po-Wers differ
considerably In *6 half-riddth of the maln maxinin and the position
zhe maximum is slightly displaced towards low temperatures in
,ard 1.1/~ of

Thermoi-xiines cant Lonocrystals of CaSO,141n 51-1-5-19/29
the case of monocrystals tcompare Fig la, lb with Fig 1v). It
is fou.,A that CaS0,1-Din may be used as a sensitive dosimeter for
y-rays, A-rays and X-rays (Fig 2 shovis thermoluminescent intensity
as a function of -1-ray dose). The use of monocrystalline samples,
instead of powders, of CaS 04-lAn -mia Ices it possible to incraase the
dosimeter sensitivity. There are 2 figures and 7 refarencesi 3 of
which are American, 2 German and 2 Soviet.
ASSOCIA.TION; Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy Jnstitut imeni S.I. Vavilova
(State Optical Institute imeni S.I. Vavilov)
6UBiu_IT:!ED Owgust 12, 1957
.1 , t- ' , - The r iie. 1 urit n e s c en c e2. Cr,Tstals -
v F
,xcit~ Cr73t,91S - Growth
ird 2/2 qticn 3.

S/089/60/008/06/13/021
2 10 0 B006/BO63 82314
AUTHORS: Arkhangellskaya, V. A., Vaynberg, B. I , Kodyukov, V.
Razumova, T. K.
TITLE: Dosimetry of y-Radiation, p-Particles, and Neutrons by
Means of the Luminescence of the Phosphor Ca Mn
S04'
~'l
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 196o, vol. 8, No. 6, pp- 559-561
TEXT: In the present article, the authors report on their investi-
gations of the luminescence of the phosphor CaS04.Mn. The energy, L,
stored by this phosphor during its irradiation (called light sum) can
be regained as light when heating this phosphor. The maximum in the
spectrum of this thermoluminescence is near 500 mg, as may be seen from
Fig. J. The brightness of this luminescence is a function of the
temperature to which the phosphor was heated (Fig. 2). This curve has
a peak within the range 80-1000C, which does not depend on the kind of
excitation of the phosphor. The phosphor is much more sensitive to
X-rays and soft gamma radiation than to harder gamma rays (curve 1 in
Carc: ~ /3 X

Dosimetry of y-Radiation, P-Particles, S/089/60/008/06/13/021
and Neutrons by Means of the Luminescence B006/BO63 82334
of the Phosphor CaS04.Mn
Fig. 3). When using a lead filter it.is possible to extend the
sensitivity of a CaS04.Mn dosimeter to the range 0.1-2.6 Mev (curve 2
in Fig. 3). With a luminescent area of 2 cm2, the lower limit is
0.001 r! and the upper limit is about 400 r. Above this dose the L(D)
curve is no longer straight (Fig. 4a). At D =1000 r, this deviation is
only 30% approximately. A dose of beta rays (e.g., of Sr90, Y90) can be
recorded by this apparatus within a range of 1.1o5 - 1.108 particles/cM2
without the occurrence of non-linearity in the L(D) curve (Fig. 4b).
The sensitivity of this phosphor at ~ 15-kev X-radiation amounts to
some microroentgens. The L(D) curve for this range is shown in Fig- 4v.
When the phosphor is stored at room or higher temperatures, its light
sum decreases the quicker the higher is the temperature. Fig. 5 shows
L(t) for a phosphor stored at 220C, 370C, and 570C. L drops
exponentially with t; at 570C (Curve 3) it drops so rapidly that L
drops to one-tenth of its initial value within 40 hours. This phosphor
has some advantages over SrSEu.Sm, such as its insensitiveness to
moisture, light, and ultraviolet radiation up to 1500 A. High-density
Care 2/3 1.1~

Dosimetry of y-Radiation, P-Particles, S/089/60/008/006/13/021
and Neutrons by ~Jeans of the Luminescence Boo6/'BOO'3 82314
of the Phosphor CaSO 4' Mn
irradiation of 2600-1800.A for some time leads to a partial loss of the
light sum without radiation (which, however, cannot be brought about
with a lamp or direct sunlight). CaS04.Mn may also be used to record
thermal and fast neutrons. In the first case, the.lead filter is
replaced by a thin cadmium layer, and in the second case, polymethyl
methacrylate is introduced into the phosphor after its preparation.
There are 5 figures and 3 references: 1 German and 1 US.
SUBMITTED: September 11, 1959
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kRKWGELISKAYA, IT.A.; VAYMBERG, B.I.; RA.ZUM3VA, T.K.
A simple method for the determination of the transm .ission of
a few optical materials in the Schuman spectral range. Opt.
i spektr. I no.8:1018-1020 D '56. (MLRA 10:2)
(Spectrum. Ultraviolet)

RAZUMOVA, Tatlyana Zotovna BACHILO.I.,red.,-7,AKHAIIOVA,G.,mlad.red.;ULANOVA,L.,
tekhn.red.
[Supplying man with material goods; growth of the prosperity of
the Soviet people] Zemnye blaga - cheloveku; rost blagosostoianiia
savetskogo naroda. Moskva, Izd-vo sotsial0no-ekon.lit-ry, 1961. 185 P.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Cost and standard of living)

RAZUMOVA, Tatlyana Zotovna; POTDMIN. V., red.; PAVLOV, A., tekhn.red.
I
[Growth of the pros-perity'of workers in the Kuznetsk Basin]
Rost blagosostoianiia tradiashchikhaia luzbaasa. Kemerovo.
1958. 18 p. (MIRA 12:7)
(Kuznetsk Basin--Economic conditions)

UIZUMOVA, V.F.
Effect of~ injinxies Produced by the f lat bug Araduss cinnamomeus
Panz. on the pine. Zool.zhur. 39 no.6:8418-857 Je 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Moscow Wood Processing Institute.
(Flat bugs)
(-.Piha--Dis eases and pests)

eetic ani ror "on'tro-1.1i nr It in the ~~calthe~ stern
-'..r-r -~'ci, !-'oscow 71.orestr~- EnrineerinF- Inot, 2r~ "ay 54.
"Ov

NAZA.RMO, M.F.; RAZUMOVA, V.L.
SIN
Interaction between icaolin and feldspar melts in the presence of
quartz. Izv. AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser. gor. dela, met., stroi. i stroimat.
no.3:78-85 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(Diffusion) (Kaolin) (Yeldspar)

USSR/Soiid State Physics Phase Transformation in Solid Bodies E-5
-kb--z jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1958, 993
Author : Nazarenko, M.F.., Razumova, V.L.
Inst
Title- Influence of Certain Additives on the Modification Changes
of Quartz in th,,! Temperature Range from 1400 to 16000 C.
Orig Pub Ogneupory, 1957, No 7, 318-324
AbstracL No abstract.
Car d 1/1.

USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their Appi-I caT,--;OTI.
Glass. Ceramics. Ba..nders, 1-9
Abst journal: Referat, Zhur - Ehimiya,, No 19'. 1956, 62295
Author: Nazarenko,, M. F., Razloolra, V. L.
Institution: None
T1 Lle: Canting ClMracteristicti of Porcr-.1-a-ij) B(),ly ()r Akmolinsk Hiant.
Original
Periodical; Vestn. AN Kaz. SSR,-t5-96, No 3~ 71-74
Abstract: Ayzintomar clay vhich is a component of the porcelain body of Ak-
molinsk plant contains a considerable amount of soiuble Ca and Mg
salts as a result of which casting bodies with conventional elec-
trolytes (liquid glass and soda) are readily coagulated while on
combined use of electrolyte and oak extract thinning occurs
normally since tannides prevent sticking together of elemental
particles. In connection therewith there is noted increased
strength of articles in air-dry condition. Use of combined elec-
trolytes has made it possible to undertake at the plant the manu-
facture of various articles by casting methods which were not pre-
Care 11-L viously practiced.

14-Mil,mao, M.F. ; IRAMOVA, V.L.
Kinetics of a quartz solution in a feldspar fusion. Trudy Inst. stroi.
I stroimat. AN Kazakh. SSR 1:91-95 '58. (MI-TU- 11:6)
(Quartz) (Feldspar) (Porcelain)

HAZARENKO, M.F.; RAZU140VA V L
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Diffusion processes in the body of porcelain. Trudy Inst. stroi.
i stroimat. AN Xazakh SSR 2:183-186 '59. (MIRA 12:10)
(Diffusion) (Porcelain)

IWARENKO. M.F.; RkZUMDVA, V.L.
Effect of additiveB on-Rdifications in quartz in the
temperature range of 1200-16500 C. Trudy Inst. stroi. i
stroimat. Alq Kazakh. SSR 2:192-202 '59. (14IRA 12:10)
(Quartz)

IMAREITKO. M.F.;_TU%ZUIX)VA V.L.
Effect of thd composition of glass on fromation processes of
porcelain. Trudy Inst. stroi. i stroimat. AH Xazakh SSR 2-220-224
159. OCRA 12:10)
(Porcelain)

NAZAREITKO, M.F.; RAZWOVA, T.L.
Effect of centain additives on modified changes in quartz in the
temperature interval 1400-16000 C. Trudy Inst. stroi. i stroimat.
AN Kazakh SSR 1:96-102 158. (MIRA 11:6)
(Qkiartz) (Solutirn (Chemistry))

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tilt vielfj of tile reql1ired product, mullitc.,
Imp,

RAZUMOVv V.N.
Mechanical counteraction of shrinkage in castings produced by
metal molds. Lit. proizv. no. 8:36-40 Ag i60. (MBU 14:1)
(SheU molding (Founding)) (Metal castings-Defects) -

* - ~-
- - ~4~1 --, t,;2~,74 6 a.'
RAZTJMOVA, V,N.; CHFRNAKHOVSKIY, A.G.
Mesozoic and Tertiary sediiments of the Karatau in southern
Kazakhstan. Biul. MOIP. Otd. geol. 3'~ no.1:88-108 Ja-F 164.
(MIRA 18~!Q

RAZUMOVA, V.N.; KHERASKOV, N.P.
Geological types of crusts of weathering. Dokl. AN SSSR 148
no,6:1378-1381 F 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1-, Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Yanshinym.
(Weathering)

.. RAZUMOVAJ,---V. _; CHERNYAICHOVSKIY, A.G.
Ancient weathering surface of the Or'-Ilek interfluve and the
history of its development. Trudy GIN no.77:81-102 163.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Or' Valley-Weathering)
(Ilek Valley-Weathering)

RAZUMOVA V.N.
1A
"Beidellite' Upper Oligocene weathering surface on the ancient
eluvium of serpentinites in the Kempirsay ultrabasic massif
(Southern Urals). Trudy GIN no.77:62-80 163.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Ilek Valley-Weatherini)
(Or' Valley-Weathering

RAZUMOVA, V.N.; KHERASKOV, N.P.
Geological types of weathering surfaces and characteristics
of their distribution. Trudy GIN no.77:4-34 '63.
(MIRA 16:6)
(Weathering)

"Uj~~ ; RENGARTRI, N.V., otit.red.; MISHINA, R.L.,
RAZTJMOVA,_ Vajen~Un ev~na
red.izd-va; NOVICHKOVA, N.D., tekhn.red.; LAUT, V.G., tekhn.red.
al'v
L'Oretaceous and Terti- formations in the vestern part of emtral
and southern Kazakhstanj Melovye i tretichnye formataii mapadnoi
chasti TSentrallnogo i 19zhnogo Kazakhstana. Mosk7ap Izd-vo Akad.
nauk SSSR, 1961 226 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologicheskii insti-
tut, Trudy, no*46). (MIm 14:12)
(Kazakhstan--Geology)

ANDRETEV, A.S., dots.; DENISOV, Te.I., dots.; GRINZATD, Te.L.,
dots.; NADEZHINA, L.S., assist.; RAZUMOVA,'V.F., assist.
(Annlytical chemistry; principles of quantitative analysis]
Analiticheakain khimlia; osnovy metodov kolichestvennogo
analiza, Posobie k laboratornym zaniatiam dlia studentov
vsekh spetsiallnostei fiziko-metallurgicheskogo fakullteta.
(By] A.S.Atpdreev i dr. Leningrad, Leningr. politekhnich.
in-t, 1962. 173 p. (MIRA 16:10)
i. Kafedra analiticheskoy khimii Leningradskogo politekh-
nicheskogo instituta im. M.I.Kalinina (for all except
(Chemistry, Analytical--Quantitative)

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Z4nt, .0 omplexes.
QE~dnlum &nd n the I- r:a o4' iodide --
'65-
cri 8 no.2a192-195
4, khim. te KII RA 8:
Z-; Y's uc n- ir
'nstILUt iMeni Kal'n'naY kafedra

RAZUMOVA,-M.S.
Saturat-ion with organic binders of the cores made by the C02
process. Lit. proizv. no. 8:45 Ag 160. (KCRA 14:2)
(Coremeddng) (Binding materials)

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NR: AP6007019 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Razumova: T. K. 3
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ORG: no
TIT-LE: Variation in the degree of polarization and lvmines---t_g2qa
X rate of the
R lines of rubpunder strong excitation
SOURCE: optika J spektroskopiyap va 20., no* 21 1966, *-362
TOpIC TAGS: ruby, single crystal, light excitation, polarized luminescence, stimu-
lated emission
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (with A. M. Bonch-Brtiyevich, Opt.
i spektr. v. 19, 643, 1965), where it was shown that when a long single crystal of
ruby is intensely excited, the rate of decay of the radiation emitted through its
end surfaces shows a wa~velength dependence within the'profiles of the R, and R2 lines.
It is proposed on the basis-;4f~'the earlier results that the luminescence coming from
the end of a long sample, which is strongly excited, should show a dependence of the
decay rate on the polarization., and also a dependence of the degree of polarization
on the intensity of the exciting light and on its variation within the profiles of
the R lines. To check on these assumptions, the author measured the degree of po-lari-
zation and the decay of luminescence within the RI, and R2 lines using a cylindrical
sample 5 mm in diameter and 50 mm long cut from a single crystal of ruby containing
0.04% of Cr-"". A22 measurements were made at room temperature. The sample was ex-
2 UDC: 621-375-9.- 535

ACC NRt AF6007019
cited by a helical strobe lamp filled with xenon. The excitation pulse was 200 psec.
A double monochronator was used to analyze the radiation leaving the end surface of
the specimen. The apparatus made it possible to'estimate the relative intensities
of the radiation with different vector directions as a function of the wavelength Of '.j-
the emitted light and the excitation intensity and to observe the difference In the.
decay rates as a function of polarization and wavelength. The remats confirm thle.
assumptions stated above, apart from a slight. tendency towards such saturation.,.
resulting from inaccuracy in the mutual orientation of the' optical axes of the saivle~
~~Yariation of the decay rate and degrOeof:p6laiization can _be'_*,,-! A-~
It is concluded that
-:,used as' occurrence 'Of stiiiuiite'_d:emission~~d ~;stz,6rg. 4
PUMD39-
Bonch~-Bru vic and P.- P
The, authok;'thafiki- w~- 1~e6filo~ for 4i.-discussion'bf ibe
results' aiA
X Advice.- or
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Ra~-.um.o-.--a, Tatl.-ar.3 'I.ofo-ma
Zemn3-ye blaga-cheloveku; rost bla-osostoyaniya
lovetskogo Naroda. Moskva, Scotsekggiz, 1961.
185 P. illus., charts, tables.
Riblio-gfaphical footnotes,

NIRIFOROVA, K.V.: RAHMOVA, V.14.
Cretaceous and Tertiary continental formatibns of the southern
U.,-aI'-S--'b,F1r-ian evi'hercynian platform and regularities of the
mlneral locations in it. Zakonom. razm. polezn. iskop. 2:166-182
159. (MIRA 15:4)
" Geoloiricheskiy institut AN SSSR.
(,'~iberja, We5tern--Ore deposits) (Geology, Stratigrapbic)

RAZUIVVA, V,P.; TIADEZHINA, L.S.
Datprmination of cadriun in cbrnmiu.*-nickal alloys. Trudy
LPI no.201:158-162 '59. (MIRi. 13:3)
(Cadmium--Analysis) (Chromium-nickel alloys)

RAZUMOVA, V-.P-,.
Determination of small quantities of cadmium. Report NO-3:
Possibility of determining cadmium quantitatively by means
of cadion in the presence of other ions. Trudy LPI no.201:
150-157 '59- (MIRk 13:3)
(Cadmium--Analy-sia)

14P M 7
T U. va, V. P. 123
i UTIHORS Nadezbina, S., Raz Irj 75-6-1-1 -
TT TT T~j. The DeterM4 nation t4--F-s cf Lead in -pi-re eta-Is and
Ferrc-Moys (Opredeleniye -maly'kh kcillchestv svintsa
lakh i ferrosplavakh).
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Analitic:heskcy 10i4,rf~, 1957, Vcl- 12, N.'r 6, pp. 7,41-71' /USSR)~
ABSTRACT: The rapile, method for the isclati--in of small auantities cf lead frcm
ferro allcys and pure metals JJS based on the coprecipitation of R;50 4
with Srso 4 as cclIector and on the dissol-ution of the suipbate del_,Csit
in hot alkaline ~-OMpleXo,-.//Tjj/-.eolLIicr,. The excess of alkaii in the
solution is neutralized with bydrochl-:~r_ic acid in the casze of ildica=
tor methyl orange and the lead is. polarographically determined. Theae
determinations were carried cul. on the polarograph I'Geoicgcrasa~_~dkall
SC-M-Z., 7~!r 189529, The optimuLri conr.iticns for the deterrmiratic_n c"
are PH' 3,5 and 0.71 0/0 conplexon/iII/--solution. The duraticn ~,f the
analysi-, ano-Lints -to 3 te 5 hoiws. The sensitiveness amountz- to 0,0. /o
L
lead wit'n a lo g specimen. Lead in quantities from 0,01 to 0,002 0/0
az
in steel- and -.hrom-e_n;ckeI alloys, metallic copper and 7! -
determined by this metvhod.
Card 1/2

Determination of Small C~uantities of Lead in FVre mleta!3 and 75-6-114/2-1
V(,-rrc, jilloy3.
There are 5 fi6ure3, 2 table's, and 4 references, 2 of witicl-, ar-
ASSOC IATION.' Polytechnical Ir-sti'lite irr.en- K. I. Kalinir.-Leningrad. (Lenlr~L;radzkLy
L
politekhnicheskiy in-stitut :jreni K.. I. Kalinina).
SUBMITTED: A(,aY 3,:), !-956.
~VAIL,ik:RLE-. Library of Congress.
Metals-Lead de'erri-riation
2. Ferro alloys-Lead determir-p-tion
Card 2/2

Separation of cadmit
exchanger. Izv. v7s.
no.5:709-711 162.
1. Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut
Kalinina, Irafedra analitUheskoy Ichimif.
(Cadmium-Analysis) (Zinc-Analysis)
(Ion exchange resins)
RAZUMOVA V P

RAZITMOVt~, V.P.
Dqt"rmination cf small quantities of cadmium. Report No.2: New
photocolorivetric method of determining cadmiun witb cadion.
Trud,
v LPI no.2.01:141-149 '59. (MrRA 13:3)
(Cadmium--Analysis)

RAZU140VA, V,P.
Deternination of small ouantities of cadmium. Report No.l:
Separation of cadmium from zinc with hydrogen slilfidn. Ti--idI7
LPI no.201:136-140 '59. (14IRA 13:3)
(Cadmium-Analysis) (Hydrogen sulfide)

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AUTROR: Razumova, Ye.F. SOV/20-125-5-6/6~-
TITLE: The Set of Ramification Points for a One-Sided Non-Uniqueness
(M~iozhestva tochek vetvleniya pri neyedinstvennosti v ocinu
storonu)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959,V01 125,Nr 5,PP 976--961 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the doma-A*_n 1~ let the dynamic system
dx
M = X(X,Y), Y(X,Y)
7T dt
determine a vector field. The point of the trajectory with the
smallest t-value is called the initial point; that one with the
greatest t-value is called the final point of the trajectory
towards 1~7 and from 9 , respectively. Let the ramification of
the integral curves in & appear only in the direction of the
field (one-sided non-uniqueness). The set of trajectories rising
from the point C in the direction of the field is called a
funnel with the vertex in C. The integral curve ending in C
with smaller t-values is called the initial curve of the funnel.
A funnel is called maximal if it is contained in 6 and in no
other funnel.
Card 112 Theoremi In an arbitrary neighborhood of the maxi'mal funnel

The Set of Ramificatinn Points for a One-.Sided SOY/20-125-5-6/6-
Won Uniqueness
bhere exists at least one trajectory without ramification
L
poi n ts.
Theorem: In an arbitrary neighborhood of the maximal funnel
there-exists a continuum of regular solutions.
Theorems If on a smooth curve there lies a continuum of
'fication points, then the direction of the curve in every
condensation point of the continuum is identical with the
field direction in this point.
Theoremx An arbitrary two-dimensional countable point set of
can be identical with the set of ramification points of 00
(in the case of one-sided non-uniqueness).
F'arther six similar theorems are formulated. The author mentions
YI.A.Lavrentlyev. S!~e thanks Ye.M.Landis for assistance.
ASSOC1ATION:.'!osko-;rskiy gosudarstvennyy un-iVersiteb imeni Y.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V.Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: October 13, 1958, by I.G.Petrovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: October 9. 1958
Card 212

RAZUMOTA. Ye.M., entomolog.
--?T-'--...'..-'.... , w ,
.Con,rol of pests and diseases of young plants in the spring and
summer. Gor.khoz.MDsk. 28 no.4:20-22 Ap '54. (MLRAL 7:6)
(Plants, Protection of)

R.AZUMOVA, Ye.M., entomolog.
. Controlling pests of green plants in the early spring period.
Gor.khoz.Mosk. 28 no.2:16-18 7 054. (KLU 7:5)
(Nets)

RAZUMOVA Ye M
Protecting greenbelts and parks of Moscow. Zaahch. rast, ot
vred. i bol. 5 no. 8:15-19 Ag 16o. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Nachallaik Mookovekoy gorod9koy atantaii zashchity
zelenykh naeazhdeaiy.
(Moscow--Plants, Protection of)

RAZUMOVA, Ys.P-
Studies on the epidemiology of diphyllobothrinsis among wpter trans-Dort
workers and their families [with summary in English]. Med.paraze
i parnz.bol. 27 no.3:271-275 MY-Je '58 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Iz TSentrnllnoy nauclino-issledovntellskoy gigiyeny i sanitnrii
nR vodnom transports.
(TAPEWORMS INFIvICTIO11. epidemioloff,
Dipphyllobothrium infect. in wnter transport workers
& theit families (Ras))

AU4AMVA,, V.V.; RAZUMOVAI Ye.P.; LARINA, M.P.
Methods of malaria eradication in Kazakhstan. Report No.l: Malarial
incidence in Kokchetav Province and methods for its eradication*
Med.paraz.i paraz.bol. 29 no,4:391-398 J1-Ag t6O.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Iz entomologicheskogo (zav. - prof. V.N. Beklemishev) I epi-
demiologicheskogo (zav, - dotsent M.G. Rashina) otdelov Ilastituta,
meditsinakoy parazitologii i tropicheskoy meditsiny imeni Ye.I.
Martsinovskogo Ministerstva~zdravookhraneniya SSSR (dir. - prof.
P.G. Sergiyev) i Kokche-tavskoy oblastnoy sanitarno-epidemiologi-
cheskoy stantsii (glaTzyy vrach A.A. Mimkevich).
(KOKGHETAV PROVIRCE-MALARIA)

RAZUMOVA Ye.P.
Some da ta on diphyllobothriasis among water transport workers
[with silmmary in Xnglishl. Hed.paraz. i paraz.bol. 26 no.3:289-
293 My-Je 157. (MMA 10~11)
1. Iz TSentral'noy nauchno-issledovatel'skoy laboratorii gigijreny i
sanitarii na vodnom transports.
(TAPMORK INFECTION, epidemiology,
diphyllobothriaBis in water transport workers in
Russia (Rus))

RASTORGUYEV, P.V.; RAZUMOVA, Ye.P.; PLYATER, V.N.
Results of controlling malaria and helminthiasis in water transportation in
1952. )(ed.paraz.i paraz.bol. no.4:30q-313 Jl-Ag '53. (HI-RA 6:9)
(Malarial fever) (Worms, Intestinal and Darasitic)