SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RUKAVTSOV, B.I. - RUKHADZE, A.A.

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RUKAVTJJ
USSR/Reditine Dysentery FD-549
Card 1/1 Pub 148 12/23
Author Ru~avtsov, B. I.
Title Concernin- the,characteristics of atypical dysentery cultures,
Periodical Zhur. mikrobiol~ epid. i iMMUn. 6, 32, Jun 54.
Abstract Atypical dysentery cultures isolated from 18 adults and 76 nursery-age
children were investigated bacteriologically in an attempt to discover
common biochemical characteristics'among the various strains of bacilli
present in the cultures. Eighty-two of the strains were of the Flexner
group; 11, of the Stutaer-Schmitz group; and one, of the Griogorlyev
Shiga group. Biochemical nhanaes were observed in more than half the
cultures. There were no essential differences in the biochemistry.,
agglutinability, or phagolyzability of.certain of the cultures even after
6 months. No references are cited.
Institution The Chair of Microbiology (Head - Prof. B. P. Pervushin) of the Kuban'
Medical Institute (Director Prof. F.Kh. Chekhlatyy)
Submitted March 8, 1954:

AUTHOR: Rukavtsov, B. I. 2o-6-4o/48
TITLE: Cytological Observations of Cultures of Escherichia
coli Carried out with.the Aid of an Anoptral
Microscope (Tsitologicheskiye nablyudeniya nad kullturoy
kishechnoy palocbki v anoptrallnom mikroskope).
PERIODICAL: Doklady All SSSR, Vol. 115, lir 6, pp. 1200-1201 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: After a survey of the methods hitherto employed in
investigating the living bacterium-cell,(phase-contrast-,,
microscope) the author emphasizes the high qualities of
the anoptral microscope used for this purpose..Pictures
of the impressionslare described which remain on the
object-glass carrier after the application of culture-
medium agar from 30 minutes to 48 hours old cultures. The
differences between the individual ages are fully
described and illustrated by micro-photographs
(figures,1-4). A characteristic picture is observed
in 1,5 hours old cultures..From it one gains the impression.
of an active partition of intracellular inclusions.
According to its modifications of form, the 16 hours old
culture hardly differed from the initial culture. The
problem of the nature of the observed modifications of
CARD 112

cytological Observations of.Cultures of Escherichia coli 20-6-40/48
Carried out with the Aid of an Anoptral Microscope
form can, it is true, not alone be solved by the
microscopic method employed here. Identical results were,
obtained by checking with the aid of dyeing. This indicates
the same character of the structure to be seen in undyel
preparations under thf, anoptral microscope and thcae
manifesting themselves by dyeing. Thus the, above-
mentioned microscope permits a vivo-investigation of the
nuclear apparatus of bacteria in undyed preparations and
is therefore a very valuable device. There art
3 photographs, 6 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Kubar? Medical Institute (Kubanskiy meditsinskiy
institut).
PRESENTED: V. N. Shaposhnikov, Aaademician, May 27, 1957
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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SOFRONOVA V.A.;~ SHAMROST, P.PO; PIATONOVAI N.P.- YERFICNKO O.S.-
IVATIOVAJ, A.M.; SILAYEEVA, N.Ya.; SUYETINA~ S.M.; RALIYANOVA, T.Ye.;
Study of the dust factorin the founding departments of six
Krasnodar plants. Nauch. trudy Kub. gos. med. inst. 19:63-76
162. (MIRA 17:8)
Iz sanitarno-epidemiologicheskoy stants1i g. Kraonodara
i polikliniki No.8 Krasnodara.

AUTHORs Rukavitsyn, V.N., Engineer 99-9-1/9
TITLEs Irrigation Experiments with Vegetable and Fodder Cropain
the.' HOScOv District'. (Opyt orosheniya ovoshchnykh i kormoyykh
kulltur~y moskovskoy obl&Bti)
PERIODICALt "Gidrotekhni.ka i Nelioratsiyall, 19579 Hr 9, pp 3-11,(USSR)
ABSTRACTt The yields of vag*table and fodder crops in the Moskva districts
~ can be greatly inereamed by sprinkling# as moisture in lacking
during the summer monthes Irrigation by sprinkling 9u a larger
scale wan first started in 1941, when approximately 6,000 hec-
tares of vegetables were sprinkled by using sprinkling devices
?0=Y-39". , After efficient sprinkling equipment was built
in 1954-55 (sprinklers "W-800", floating pumping stations
1100-21' and.the mobile tractor pumping stations "IIHO-T2-6HAB"
theacreags under irrigation increased constantly. The sprink-
lers 11AU-10OM11 and "KAY-5.%11 designed by VNIIGiM and put
into operation in 1957 were more efficient and adapted for
large-se4le operation. The irrigated acreage had increased
from 8,1DO hectares in 1955 to 12,800 hectares in 1956, and
to 20,000 hectares in 1957, with the final goal for the 6th
5-years-plan being set at 40,000 hectares. The investmnt costs
Card 1/2 were quickly returned by considerably higher crops. Personnel

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USSR/Thermodyna.mics. Thermochemistry. Equilibria. Physico-Chemical B-8
Analysis. Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, PTO 8, 1957, 26o96
Author Rukenshteyn
Inst Kc-a-Te-m-y. of -Sciences of USSR
Title Theory of Continuous'Molecular Distillation in Case of Suf-
ficiently Short Columns.
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSR) 1956, 108, tio 4, 665-667
Abstract In addition to the work published earlier (RZhKhim, 1957,
'428
1 2), the case of the continuous molecular distillation
in sufficiently short columns was investigated, when the
depth of the diffusion penetration ( 4 ) was less than the
width of the layer ofthe liquid, in which the speed had,
a magnitude close to u~ (the width of the liquid layer being
about 0.4 S
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AUTHORS: Fridlender, E.!, Ruken h1eyn E' SOV/56_35-1-14/59
TITLE: On the Nature of t~heFarticle~s, Carry Away Most ofthe
Energy in.ffuclear Collisions With Medium
Energies
(0 Drirode
,
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cha.stits, unosyashchikh.osnovnuyu dolyu energii v yadernykh'
,
stolknoveniyakh pri umerennykh energiyak,h)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
r
Vol 35, N. 1, PP 104 - 110 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: it has.recently been established by a number of experiments,
that in nuclear collisions with high energies the
particles flying away-include such ay most of
as c arry aw
the energy. In*their introduction the authors discuss
several. papers (Shayn (Schein' )-and HBD~stars (Refs 1 and 2)),
nuclear-active componen.ts of cosmic radiationin the air
(Refs 3,4), the structure of atmospheric showers (Refs 5,6),
the theory by Landau (Ref 8), Heisenberg (Geyzenberg)
(Ref 7) Belenlkiy (Ref 9) etc. The present paperailms
at investigating the influence exercised by various
factors upon the eourse of:the transition curve for
electron-nuclear showers in a dense absorbing medium.
Card 1/3 It is assumed that also for medium energies there exist

On the Nature of the Particles Which Carry Away Most SOV/56-35-1-14/59
of the Energy in tiuclear Collisions With Medium Energies
so-called "energetically preferred particles" in
every staGe of the nuclear cascade process. For the
purpose of determining the portion of the decaying
particles in the generating compone nt and th e:existence.
of unstable particles among those which are "energeti-
cally preferred" a comparison is drawn.with abso'rption~
in air. Among the unstable energetically preferred
particles there may be ni~ -, K Ke- mesons but not
ort-mesons. However, in reference,26mention is,
made of electro-nuclear showers, in which both.the
inciding as well as the emitted energetically-preferred
particles occur in form of-C-mesons. In conclusion,
the authors thank D.V.Skobelltsyn, Academician, and
the collaborators of the Laboratoriya kosmicheskikh
luchey FIAN SSSR (Laboratory of Cosmic Radiation.of
~the Physics Inatitute,AS USSR) for their critical dis-
cussion of this'work and for their valuable comments.
Thereare 26:references, 1B.of which are Soviet.
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towards the plasma boundary., in which case the inhomogeneoue field is usually
concentrated on the plasma surfaces or by an electric inhomogeneous field pro
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USSR/Nuciear Physics ~u-cleon Int-eractfon--
Card 1/i Pub 146-28/28
Author Rukhadze A. A.
Title Problem of nucleon interaction through a pseudoscalar mesonic field
(Letter to the editor)
Periodical Zhur. Eksp. i Teor. Fiz-, 29, No 5, 709-73-1, 1955
Abstract Tamm's quantum thIeory of relativistic particles (Journ of Phys., 5,
1, 1945) is applied to equations of nucleonic interaction through 4
mesonic pseudoscalar field. Attempt is made to eliminate.divergencies.
in computations. Two USSR and two foreign references.
'Institution Physics Institute im. Lebedev, Acad. Sci. USSR
Submitted February 9, 1-955

MS Nuclear
NI 3 hysics ,Pi meson interaction with nucleons
Card -.L/1 Pub. 146 34/44
Author Popov, Yu. M.; Rukhadze, A. A.
Title Inelastic scattering.of mesons in the semiphenomenological theory of
the interaction of,pi-mesons with nucleons.
Periodical Zhur. eksp. i tear. fiz., 29, No 6(12), Dee 1955, 893
Abstract On the basis of the semiphenomenological theory of interaction of
pi-mesons with nucleons, the problem of the nonelastic scattering
of pi-mesons.by nucleons was solved for energy of the incident
mesons greater than 4w z4ev (I, Ye. Tamm., Yu. A. Gol'fand, V. Ya.
Faynberg, ibid., 26, 649, 1954), the calculation conducted in the
first non-disappearing approximation of Heitler's theory of damping
(W. Heitler, Proc. Cambr. Phil. Soc.,, 37, 291, 1941). They studied,
after scatterinE, the states: nucleoni-meson and "isobar"#-meson, but
did not consider the state nucleon~two mesons, formation of,the sec-
ond meson being considered as a decay of the nucleons "isobar"
state. In the preEent note the writers carry out a comparison with
experiments for energies.of the incident mesons higher than 400 Mev,
and note that up to 400 Mev their results coincide with those of
Tamm ct alii (on. cit.). This note contains no new,values of the
c
stants not already given by Tam et alii. F
an esults are given in
graph and table, theoretical and experimental. Good agreement is
noted. Four references, all Western but one USSR (op. Cit.).
Institution: Physical Institute im. P..N. Lebedev, Acad. Sci. U,13SH
Submitted : July-29, 1955

AUT-tiOR Yu-7., -.quir-mm"E, I.Zt- 56-7-48/66
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TITLE e Double ScatterIX16 Uf Z-. Ilec trons .
Polarization on the Occasion of Th
(Polyarizatsiya pri dvukratnom rasseyani-i elektronov - R-assian)

ERIODICAL "r

-1hurnal i.'-s-erim. i Teoret.Fiziki,1057, Vol 33, 7,
: pp 279

ADSTRACT The longitudinal polarization of the electrons of the B-decay marl-
fests itself or- the occasion of the twofold ncattering of the 3-
electrons. The differential cross section of the double scattering
of a longitudinally polarized beam of electrons is here.explicitly
written dovn. These formulae are then specialized for Born's appro-
e .
ximation. The following facts -.,rere establish d' The effect nroduced
by t1he azimuthal asymMetry in the case of the double scattering of
the L;olarized beam of electrons is considf2rably greater.than the
effect 2roduced by the azimuthal asymmetry of the scatteri
n.-,of a
.
non-polarized beam. If the recoil of the nucleus is disregarded and
in the case of the neutrino with two co.2.ponents the relation,71=v c
applies to the degree of longitudinal polarization of the S-elec-
troils. Experiments carried out in connection with the double scat-
terine; of a polarized bea~:i are renderet. considerably. more difficult
by the relatively low activity of.the 8-active ,jreparations. They are
er~_-st ir, connection with. the verifica-
however, of considerable int
.
tion of the above Lienti6ned calculations anE for the I exn1anationIof
the plienomenon of P-decay. At present erdeavors are being made to
Gard-1/2 verify this piler-omenon experimentally. In conclusion .'L possible

Polarization on the Occasion of-the Double 56-7-48/66
Scattering of Electrons.
connection b6tween double scatterimr, (tilt! tile so-call(:d "ano!:mlous
scattering" of el;--,ctron3 is pointod out.
(tro illustratior.!~.I.
ASSOCIATION Physical Institute"P.-N. LE32DEVII. of the Academy oV Sciences of the
U.S.S.H. (Fizicheskiy institut im. P.N, Lebede.va Akademiinauk SSSR)
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A.UTHOR: Rukhadze, A ~56-34-4-42/6o
TITLE. Tile Elastic,Scattering of Particles With High Energy by a
-o c~astit
Deuteron (Ob upruG m rasseyanii v7.sokoy energii na
deytrone)
PERIODICAL.~ Zhurnaleksperimentall
noy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1956,
.
,
Vol, 34, Nr 4~ PP. 1014 - 1015 (USSR),
ABSTRACT: In the recently arranged experiments by L.S.Leskin (Ref 2) on
the scattering of.675 MeV protons by deuterons, besides scattered
nucleons,also a small number of not anibilated high-enerGy
deuterons is.observed (up to '660 Mev).,The present report gives
the quantitative estimation of the relative probability of this
process using the~wave functlion of the deuteron obtained.according.
to the method by Tamm~Dankov (Ref 3). With sufficiently small*
2 /3)~2 (O)k 3 is
obtained; where
itn (r) r dr-- (4n
d
00 d
Wd(A denotes the relative probability,of the investigated pro-
cess, the wave length of the impinEing.particle. and %(r)_
Card 1/3 the wave functio In o,fthedeuteron, The above mentioned expression

~AA FM
The Elastic Scattering of Particles With High Enerjy 56-34-4-42/6o
by a Deuteron
holds for sufficiently small In the case of small distances
the wave function of,the'deuteron obtains practically only one
3
S wave. It.therefore holds that r)/r), where u(r)
d(O) "T(-U--~(O
3
denotes the function of the S.1" state of the deuteron.Using the
values of u(r) calculated by-the method devploped by Tamm-Dankov
~d(o) -0,7 infound and the expression d(X ),'&'4
Li n ;k3/3, results
in the system of uni.ts 11', . c = I. When th e inpinging protons
have the ei;ergry'675 4eV it holds that 0,-1 and consequently
W 2.10 The experimental value of this magnitude is
d
7~10-3 (R,efs 1,2). Thusthcory pxperimentally coincides Yrith the
experiment, Theexperimental investirr--tion of the scattering of
fast particles by a deuteron and thecomparison of the energy
de
pendence ofthe relat;ve probability of the elastic scattering
of fast particles by a deuteron by --means of thefirstmentioned,
Ca d 2/3 formul-- would be of interest. Finally the nuthor -thanks I.Ye.

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24 (5)
AUTHOR.~ Rukhadze, A. A* SOV/56-35-2--32/60
TITLE: Concerning theProblem of the Interaction of Two
Nucleons in the Method of.Tamm-Dankov (K zadache
vzaimodeystviya drukh nuklonov v metode Tamma-Dankbva)
PERIODICAL: Zh,urnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1.958,
Vol 35, Nr 2 (8), PP 511-512 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to a previous paper it is possible, in the
investigation of a two-nucleon system according to the
Tamm-Dankov method, to contine oneself to thetwo-meson
approximation of this method. In this case, the terms of
4
the order.of magnitude g are essential only in.the
non-xelativistic region of the energy of the interacting
particles, But the interaction in the relativistic energy
region is described only by terms of the order of magnitude
2
9 . According to this conclusion, the exact equations for
.the amplitude of the state of the two-nucleon system can
be. replaced by approximated equations in which the terms
.4
Card, with the,order of magnitude g are taken into account

Concerning the Problem:of the Interaction of, Two SOV/36-35-2-32/60
Nucleons in the blethod.of Tamm-Dankov
only in an a Idiabatic manner. The terms of the order of,
2
magnitude g :however, are exactly taken into account,
Thisessentially simplifies the solution of the equations,
Recently, these equations were integrated numerically by
means of the'electronic computer "Strela" of the AS USSR~
The lowest eigenvalue of the coupling constant was found
3 3
for the state. 51 + D of.a two-nucleon system. The system
was assumed to be in a bound state with the binding energy
E,= 2,227 MeV and, moreover, the problem was solved for the
is state with a given value of g2 The wa.ve.functions for
0
the states 3S and 3D of thedeuteron (in thIe coordinate
Ispace) can be obtained by numerical integration. From the
numericallsolution. of the equation for the scattering of
nucleons in the S state the phases ofthe scattering in
0
~this state can be deduced. Atable gives the numerical
results of the calculations for a deuteron and also a
Card 21A~l comparison of theoretical and experimental results.

Concerning the Problem of Ahe Interaction of'Two SOV/56-35-2-32/60
Nucleons in the Method of Tamm-Dankov
A second table gives the numerical values ofthe,phase
S and.compar es,them with the resu ltsobtained for
0
various phenomenoloGical potentials. The terms with the
order of,maenitude g4 exercise only a minor influence on,
the interaction.of the nucleons in.the problem of the bound
state of the deuteron, but they make an essential
contribution to the scattering of the nucleons inthe S
0
state. The theory describes the interaction of the nucleons
for low energies (T 0 Cherenkwr radiat, o.-. is distributed
over one cone, but with /3