SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROMANOVICH, Z.S. - ROM-KRICHEVSKAYA, I.A.

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AGRANOVSKAYA, I.A.; ASATKUU, Ye.F.; BOYTSOVA.Ye.P.; BOCHAM11KOVA, A.D.-,
BOYTSELI, Z.A.:-,IVANOVA, Ye.A.; KALASMKOvA, V.A.; KLIMKO, S.A.:
KRUCHININA. N V.; k(ALTASOVA. Te.S.; MARKOVAP L.G.; MARTYNOVA,
POKROVSKAYA, I.M.; POLUKHINA, V.A.; ROMANOVSKATA. 6.".. SAHIGULINA
Te P.; SEDOVA M.A.; SIGOVA, 11. N. -, A-L I RJX, "ITY. S
MLIN, S .,re-
Is tva;. GUROVA, O.A., tekhnich
daktor izdatel eskir redaktor.
[Atlas of Oligocene spore and pollen complexes in various regions of
the U.S.S.R] Atlas oligotsenovykh sporovo-pylItsevykh kompleksov
razlichnykh raionov SSS'6. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-r7,
po gologii i okhrane nedr- 1956, 312 P- (Leningrad, Veesoiuznyi.
geologicheskii.institut. Materialy, no.16) (MLRA 10: 3
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellski7 geologicheskiy inst-*tut
Kinisterstva geologii I okhrany nedr SSSK.(for Asatkina,,Boytsova,
Ealashnikova,rruchinina, Pokrovskaya, Romanovskaya, Sedova. Stell-
mak). 2. Yuzhno-Urallskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye (for Sigova)
3. Urallskoye goelogicheskoye upravleniye (for Agranovskay-a, Bocharni--
kova,- Martynova, Polukhina, Samiglilina). 4o Trest "Zapsibneftegeologi7a'
(for Boytsell, Ivanova, Klimko,.Markova). 5.Geografiches.kiy, fakul'@tet
Leningradskogo gosudarstven'nogo universiteta(for Malyasova)
(Po S
nen, Fossil) pores (Botarq), Fossil)-

P. 0-MV,11OVSKAYA, t @ . M. .Cand Sel (elss' - palinolo@icral
. J i -

AGRANOVSKAYA, I.A.; ALYUSHINSKIT, Yu.A.; ASATKINA, Ye.F.; WYTSOVA, Ye.P.;
BOCHARITIKOVA, A.D.; VOYEVODOVA, Ye.; GROMOVA, N.S.; ZAUYER,.V.V.;
MARTYNOVA, Z.I.; FAITOVA, L.A.; FOKROVSKAYA, I.M.; RCMANOVSKVTA, G.M.;
SXDOTA M.A.; STELIMAK, IT.Kq-- KHATKIIU, S.L.; EDELIS
[deceased]; MA12USHIN, V.A.; tekhn.red.
[Atlas of upper Cretaceous,-.Paleocene and Eocene spare and pollen
complexes in-certain regions of the T.S.S.R.] Atlas verkhnemelovy1ch,
palootsenovykh i eotsenobykh sporovo-pylltsevykh kompleksov nekotorykh.
raionov SSSR. Leningrad. 1960, 574 P (Leningrad. Vs,esoiuzn7i, geolbg17
cheskii institut. Trudy, vol.30)., (MIRA 13:10)
1. Vsesoyuzny7.nauchno-issledovateliskiv geol,ogichaskiy institut,
Ministerstva geologii i okhrany SSSR (for Alyushinskiy, Asatki
nedr na,
Boytsova, Gromova, Panova, Pokrovslmya, Romanovskaya, Sedova,Stellmak
Edllshteyn). 2. Ural'skoye geologicheskoye upravleniye Ministerstva.
geologii i okhran7 nedr SSS-R (for Agranovskaya, Bocharnikova- Marty-
nova). 3. Severo7Vostochnoye geologicheskoye upravleniye Ministerstva
geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR (for.Yoyevodova, Khaykina). 4. Lenin-
r
adskiy filial GidroprO7elcta Ministerstva elektrostantsiy-.(for Zauyer).,
g
(.Palynolo&v)

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Linnik, Yu. V. (Ieningrad
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'TITIE-i Remarks 'on the theory-of the Fishei@461ch-Wtl& test'

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The present article deals with testing of the Ho hypothesis'@rogardin7, .
of two normal populations,with unknown dispersions of, samples""':
equality of the mans
sizes, nj and n2o, Provious,,pap6rs,by.-thelfiist.two.6f the authors,16ft'a gap
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Bogomolov, K.S. 3011/77--A -6-2/15

TITLE: An Investigation of the Dependence of the Regression on
the.Energy of the Particles Bringing About the@Formation of
the Latent,'Image (Issledovaniye zavisimosti regressii ot
energii chastits vyzyvayushchikh obrazovaniye skrytogo-izo-
brazheniva)
ERIODICAL:
P Zhurna I niuchnoy i prikladnoy fotofrraf 1 0
i i kinemat p
raf ii

1958, Vol 3,
N r6, PP 407-409, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A method for the ir--vestigation of the denendence of regression
on the.energy of the particles that generate t h e. formation

of the latent image, wc
as devised, to provide a possibility to
accurately measure the tricks of feebly ionizing charged
particles in the relatively wide interval of sDecific ioni-@
zation for emulsions which.are sensitive.to relativistic
particles. -R-type pellicle stacks were irradiated with pi-
mesons with an energy of 160 to 220 Mevs on the synchro-
cyclotron of the Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledo-
vaniy'(Joint Nuclear Reseatch.Institute). The tracks of
scattered pi-mesons, which ended -in the.emul used
sion, were..
for the measuring of the'density. T
wo pellicle-stacks were-
@card 1/3 investigated, one of which:was manufectured in line.with.

SOV/77 6-2/15
-@tion of the Dependence of the Regression on the Energy, of the,
An Inves t ig,
articles Bringing About the Formation of the L.Ptent Image
P
s t a ndard technol)gy, while the other was studied-for relative-
ly strong regression., Fach stack contained. several dozens of 31.
emulsion layers of 400 micron thickness. The prepared stacks
%vere nu t into an "exsiccator" for 7 tc @A-hour periods with
0
a saturated solution of natriumbromide at 20. C and a re-
lptive humidity of 58 @c. Upon irradiation, a:coordinate
scheme was plotted by aid of x-ray..raliation. After 12 to
14 hours.8 upper layers,were taken out from the stack upon.
irradiation andprocessed in accordance, with the NIKFI method,
with two-sidpd developing and ensuing fixing to a P-lass,sup-
The nt sets (each 8 layers) were,'processed and
port. differe
the density of the tracks calculated by determined distances
from thepoints of the arresting of the mesons: 2.5, 4, 6@and
so on up to 24 mm at 1-mm-distances. IEnergy and 3pec.ific..
i n
energy.losses in the photographic leyer of.the-Lesons
their relation to the residusl ranres.are shorn in Table 19.
the,results in Table 2 a snI b. The tntulated figures, upon
c orri p, on
iris , emonstrPte that the regression depends only to
ticles. This me be,
Card 2/3 minor degree _on the energ,@., of the par
y

AUTHORS: Bogomolov, KS,,, and 'Roriianovskaya, K.M.
Ck
TITLE: 'The Theoretical Foundation of the -Regression De-
pendance-of the Latent Image on the Energy of,Vleak
Ionizing Nuclear Particles Acting Upon a Photo-
graphic Emulsion (Teoreticheskoye obosnovaniye
zavisimostj regressii skrytogo izobrazlieniya ot
L
energi-i-slaboionizuyushchikh yadernykh chastits
deystvuyushchikh na fotograficheskuyu emullsiYU3
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal nauch-ncy i prikladnoy fotografii i kine-

matografii. 1959; Vol 37 (USSR)
1 4 Nr 1, pp 35-
ABSTRACT. experimental investigation of. the regression
of the traces of V -mesons in the ionization inter-
val 1.02 and 4.64 - as compared with.the relativ-
istic minimum that the grade of re-ression
decreases.. but very slightly, with -%.he increase
The-fluctuation theory of.the
al@' ionization.
phot ranhic action of charged particlesexplains
Card 1/2 t 11 i sphenomenon qualitatively and quantitatively.'

BOGOMOIDV, K.S., red.; PERFILOV, N.A., red.; LWLOXTITSKIY, G.Ye.,, red.;
DOBROSERDOVA, Ye.P., red.; ZFDAHOV) G.B., red.; KARTUMUISlay,
A.L., red.; LYUBOIAILOV,.S.I., red.; MIEERVYU, Z.V., red.;
RAZORENOVA, I.F., red.; ROMAN@0@4,-6.11.j red.; SPECYLOVIGH,
red.; f' ARININ, K.Vap red.; TREPYAKOVA, M.1 , red.;
DJ1.
UVAROVA, V.M., red.; SHUR, L.I., red.; POPOVA, A.K:, red.;,VEIIIIIK,
Ya.M.,, red.; VERES, L.F., red. izd-va; KUZNETSOVA, Ye.B.,, red. izd-
va, FOLYAKOVA, T.V... tekhn. red.
(Nuclear photography; transactions] IAdernaia fotografiia; trudy
tretlego Mezhdunarodnogo soveshchaniia. Moskva,, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
SSSR,1962. 474 P. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Colloque International de*Photographie Corpusculaire. 3d,
Moscow, 1960.'2 Ilauchno-issl6dovatellskiy kinofotoi stitut
in
kva (for Bogomolo a Romanovskaya, Starinin). 3. Pred-
oo v,.Uvarov
M
sedatell Organizatsionnogo komiteta Tretlyego Mozhdunai-odnogp. sove-
shchaniya po.yader'noy fotografii. 1960, Moskva (for Bogomolov).
4. Zamestitell predsedatelya Organizatsionnop komiteta Trelyego
Yezhdunarodnogo soveshchaniya po yadernoy fotografii. 1960, Moskva
(for Perfilov). 5. Radiyevyy institut im, V..G.Khlopina Akademii,
'UtL sovetskoy'. torgovli
@nauk Leningrad (for Shur, Perfilov). 6. Instit
(for K6@@hanski ) 7. Obffyedinerzqy institut yader-
im. F.Engellsa Y
nykh issledovaniy, Dubna (for.@Lyubomilov). 8. Institut atornoy
energii im. I.V.Kurchatova Akaderdi nEuk'SSSR, Moskva .(for
Samoylovich).,
.:,,@.,(Photography Particle-track).."

397 36., 6 '-KIT
ACC NR% SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/00-0/002/0147/0147
AR(@4 7
AUITIOR; Dogom.)101,1, K.- S.; De-berdeyev, M. Yu.; Romanovsk@y_D. K@ 14.
ORG: none_
TITLE: Method of increasing the sensitiNrity of nuclear photographic emulsions.
Class 57, If(:)- 178263
SOURCE: Izobreteniyap promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no, 2,J966, 147
TOPIC TAGS: photographic emulsion, nuclear emulsion
AWDTIZACV: An Author Certificate wasJosued for a mAhod of In2reasing the sensi-
tivity of a nuclear photographic emulsion To retard its deterioration and to
-Iwer th& tendency towfird regresuion of the hidden Image, the -photographic layer
of the nuclear emulsion, after being dried to a 0,9 -1.3@:molature content,16
subjected to dry-Ing at*50 60C for. 3 to I days, respectively with air humidity
not exceeding.1 21A,
SUB CODE-! 14 SUBM DATE: 13Feb63/
4
Card, UDC.- 771-534

PAVLOV, I.N. [deceased]; PROKIICROV, S.P.; SUCRTSOV, G.G.; LOSEV, F.I.;

ABTIPIN, V.I.; BUD,'140V, N.D.; KOTLUKOV, V.A.; LEYBOSHITS, A.M.;
PROEBOROV, S. P., j kand.geol.-rainer nauk; SIRMAN, A.P.;
FALOVSKIY, A.A.; SIFLFdN, M.A.; BASi@@, Ye.A.; BOGATKOV
Ye.A.; GANEYEVA, M.M.; ZAHUBINSKIY, Ya.I.;,ILD-1A,.Ye.V.;
KATSIYAYEV, S.K.; KOMPANIYETS, N.G.; TIELYUBGV,*L.P.;
PONOWEV, A.I.; REZNICIENKO) V.T.; WLEV, N.A.; TSELIGORCVAJ
'YKHODTSEV, A. P. KO"101741
A.I.; ALSTER, R.K.; SHVETSOV, F.F.; IV
A.I.; KASHKOVSKIY, G.N.; LOSEV, F.I.; RO1,W1OVSKAYA L.L.-
PROKHOROV, S.P.; RATVEYEV, A.K., dots. retsenzent; CIIELITSOV,
E
M.I., inzh., retsenzent; KUDASKOV, A.I. otv, red.; FETRYAKOVA
Ye.P., red. izd-va; ILIINSKAYA, G.M., tekhn. red.
(state of flooding and-conditions for the exploitation of coal-
bearing areas in-the U.S.S.R.] Obvodnennostl i usloviia eksplu-
atatsii mestorozhdenii ugol.Inykh raionov. Pod nauchn. red.
S.P.Prokhorova. MoskwaY Gosgortekhizdatl 1962. 243 P.
(MIRk 15:7)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-is
sledovatel'skiy institut gidro-
geologii i inzhenernoy geologii. 2. Kafedra ge-ologii i geo-
khimii goryuchikh iskopayemy1ch Moskovskogo Gosudarstvennogo
univej@siteta (for Matveyev).-
geology) (Mine water)

S/137/62/000/003/038/191
Aoo6/Aioi
-AUTHORS: Fodkosov, L. G., Akopova, K. S., Romanovskaya,.N. Ye.
TITLE: .~.,Co.1lective,flotation.of,titanium-zirconium sands
PFMODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3y: 1962, 13
abstract 3G86
("Tr. Vses. n.-I. in-ta mineralln. syr.1yall, .1961., no. 6, 158 166)
T EXT The authors investigated flotation of Ti-Zr.sands of three deposits
in a laboratory, and partially under industrial, conditions. The basic mineral
products-of the deposits are: ilmenite, rutile, leucoxene, zircon; the sands of
one of the deposits contain a c6nsiderable.amount of aiumosilicates. In the sands
the ore-mineral grains are finer than the dead rock (quartz). The sands can be well
washed. The content ofslime@particles in the sands-is ori the average 15 20%.1
Tests were made with oleic acid, sulfate soap, soap-naphtha,soapstock, tall Oil,.
oxidized petrolatum, 14M-11 (E4-11) alkylsulfate etc. Tall oil is the most effec-
tive reagent. The,investigations show the satisfactory.flotability of the whole
..complex of heavy minerals. Highest flotation activity is shown by alumosilicates
and zircon, and least by ilmenite and leucoxene. The selection of a collector is
determined by its cost, availabilityp'stability of properties, toxicity and by the
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B102 B202
AUTHORS: Rozhdestvenskaya, M. V., Romanovskaya, 0. S., and
Yurlyevaj Ye. K.
TITLE: Synthesis and some -properties of hlg-Al ferrite single
crystals
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v- 3, no- 8, 1961, 2342-2345
TEXT:: The authors studied the conditions of synthesis.of Mg-Al ferrite
single crystals by. the Verneuil method and,the method of crystallization
@from a solvent melt. The.behavior and the physical pro erties of the
p
ferrites of the system@MgO. Al 0- Fe 0 in the shf rarige are of great inter-
2 3 2 3
est. Theirsynthesis conditions are, however, still insufficiently in-
vestigated... The compositio-a.of the single crystals produced is given in
Table 1. The specimens 1 and 5 were prod-iced by the crystallization method,
the latter method crystals-of
the, samples 2-4 by 'he Verneuil method. 0
the dimensions d --4-5 -30 mm were obtained, with the forme the
r
author obtained,MgFe 0 single crystals [e-mail] with linear
2 4
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S/181/61/OC3/0081/015/034
Synthesis and some properties of ... B102/B202
dimensions of 2-4 mm. The reproducibility of a given composition by means
of the Verneuil method wa's examined in samples 2 and 4, the results are
@shown in Table 2. This method is characterized by the high Fe' content
which occurs at high synthesis temperatures as the result of A 0 dis-
2 3
sociation in the crystal. Thelfollowing values were obtained when
analysing sample 4 from this point of view:
0
FeO, wt@ lattice constant, synthesis temperature, C
mass 0.56 8.285 IP350
crystal 7.2 8-305
1,850
'Such crystals have low resistivity and-wide ferromagnetic resonance ab-
sorption lines. In-order to.reduce the Fe .,content the samples were heated
in the oxygen currentat 1,3500C for 10 hours. This treatment led to a
2+
considerable reduction of the Fe content, resistivity increased by:three
orders of magnitude, the line-width decreased (data of, sample 4):
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0
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;: se s o I ve n t (ferrite: PbO 1:4). Upon BUgg 0 a t i o n '
o f j
.
,
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EXCERPTIL MEDICA Sec.2 V61.9/10 Phy3iology,atc..Oct56
:4736.'ROMANOVSKAYA E. A. Physiol. Lab.' AN,,SSSR,'Moiicow..*After.-ef-.,.,.
of fi-e-a-T-1-rauma to the spinal cord in mammals (Ru-s-
sian text) FIZIOL.2.'1956, 42/3 (264-269)
Heat trauma tothe spinal cord.(Istjo 5th lumbal segment) of rats,.rabbits, calm
dogs was produced by injection or perfuslon of hot. fluid.@_A gradation of the
trauma w as obtained byvarlation of the temperature Iof the fl id between 4 3 *.to
u
55*, C.Injection.of nuid (0.5 to 5 mL) produced.,at the comparatively low tempe-.
rature of 43* to 450 C_locomotor ataxia for Vto 3 days. A,t.temperatures from.
48*, to 50* C.*j the reflexes of fare and hind limbs were abolished for 15 to 20 min.,
@and the recovery of disturbances in.locomotion extended to several.weeks. Tempe-,
ratures of 52* to 5V C.produced shock and frequently death and, the. recovery in
.-the'surviving animals was not complete. Perfusion of the spinal space after, lamin-,.,i
ectomy with a stream of hotnuid for 4 to.6 min. did not produce shock at any
temperature. Temperatures of 45* to.46 ',C. for 4 to 6 min. produced some ataxia.
which disappeared after 2-4 days,.while a slighItly higher temperature (46.5-4 10: C.)
abolished the ability to walk for'l day with full recovery within I to 1.5 weeks;
507550 C.- produced irreversible paralysis. Simonson Minneapolis, Minn.

USSR Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and Patholo- T
gical). Nervous System. Subcortical Nuclei
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 21, 1958, 97858
muscles on the side opposite the injury Is lowered
(assymetry of bead.and body position., circus move-
ments). In dogs, after unilateral damage of CN,
the extensory*tonus of the muscles of the extrem-
ities of the cintralateral side is lowered.and their
deep sensitivity:was disturbed. After bilateral
destruction of CN, along with the lowering cf the
muscle.tonus and.their deep sensitivity, the capa--
city of conditioned reflexes was lowered and hyper-
esthesia to tactile sensations developed. Patholo-
goantitbofhic@! and histological investigations,of the
brain disclosed the destruction and degeneration of.
cell elements of CN. Apparently the consequences
of CIT destruction are simultaneously the result of
prolapse and irritation. A. M..Ryabinovskaya
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