SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHELUKHOVSKIY, I. - SHELYKH, A.I.

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We erect main livestock jAldings. Sell.stroi. 11 no.1:12-14
Ja 156. MRA 9:6)
l.Glavnyy inzhener Stavro-pollskogo krayevogo upravleniya po
stroitel'stvu. v Ijolkhozakri.
(Farm buildings)

SIIXLUKIIO!~~~jwmw*
Reed is an excellent buildiiv, material. Sell.stroi. 12 no.5:4-5
my 157. (MIRA 10:7)
1. Glavnyy Inzhener Stavropillskogo krnyerogo upravleniya po
stroitel'stvy v kolkhozakh.
(Reed (Botany)) (Stavr3pol Territory--Pam buildings)

SHELUKHOVYSIY. I., glavnyy Inzhener
StavroDol "territorial interfarm organizationH has started its work.
Sell. stroi. 13 no.4:16-17 AP '59. (MIRA 12:6)
l.Stavropollskiy krayev07 sOvet mezhkolkhoznykh stroitelinykh
organizatsi3r.
(Stavropol Torritor7--Building)

SHEUTKOV , r. r.
6690
SHELUKOV, ij, and cpAsnrYK0. S.S. Kontroll Detaley v Protsesse
L.Jv 1954. 8 a." Chart. 21 Sm. (Veencyuz. 0--vo Po Rasprostraneniyu
Znaniy. Leningr. Dom Nnuch.-Tekhn. h-oFognndy. Listok Novators. No.
3.800 EKz. 20 K.--Avt. Ukazany v Kortse Tesksta.-(55-122 Zh) 6.'1.92-1i
Shlifovaniya.
Polit. T Nouch.
3ft (277)).
658-562-52
SOt Knizbnap, Letopis I Nb . 6, 1955

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SHELURI T. A. miadshijr nauchriyy sotrudnik
-- ---- 0
Effect of the biological preparation beauverin on the fertility
of the shield bug Eurygatter integriceps. Zashch. rast. ot vred.
i bol. 5 no.5:35-36 My 160. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Vaesoyuznyy institut 2ashchity rasteniy.
(Wheat-Disea.ae.9 and pests)
(Burygastera-Extermination)
(Inaectiaides)

VOWDINA, kand. tekhn. nauk; 3OLV'YEVA, M.K., arkhitektor;
SHELUTINSKIY, A.P., inzh.
Using large ceramic blocks for apartment houses walls and roofs.
Sbor. trud. ROSNIIMS no.27:113-120 163. (MIRA 17:1)

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bERNSHTKYl.' lnzb. VATYIET-i'll,,~1 rrl*f,
inib. V,
A.
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OGANEMV, O.MLV, inzil.; K"iZHlLTSilY.
V.I., -inzh.; V~lfl,'TT, L~J., irizli.; SHELIVAKH, V.F.2 inzh.
[!,!a-v.ual on the ana Processing of rock building
materials] Spravoc:hnik p):) dobyrhe i pererabotke ne--udnykh
E-:trc,itellnykh Leninl---r-,-;,. SLroiizd--.t,. 196:.-.
520 P~ (11!1.~A !E:2)
Vse-:cjvuzri-yy goaudarstvennyy institut po proyek-tnyr- i
nauchno-issledovatellskim rabotam promyshlennosti neinad-
riykh stroiiel'Ukh Tatr~rialov.

SHELVEL', V.P.
What prevents better utilization of machinery. Mekh. sil'.
,bosp. 1Z no-7:Z4-Z5 J1 61. (MIRA 14;6)
1. Zaveduyushchiy Kameriets-Podollski~-rayonnym otdeleniyem
"Ukrsellkhoztekbniki", Yhmel'nitskoy oblasti.
(Kamenets--Podol'skiy District--Collective farms)
(Agricultural machinery)

IMORN, X. Slr--',LYAG D.
Mecnnni7ed hoisting of sliding forms. Ltrcltell ric,.7:~-'-9 JI 157.
(M12A 1(1:9)
1. rylav:.~jy in2hener Upravlenlyn nnchAl'nika rabot-138 (for Florn).
"'Annallnik Droizvodstvenni)-tekhnic~,f-s~-o?o otdeleniya Uoravieniya
nti--.n'-,'nika rabot-138 (for S?ielyag).
(Holsting, machinery) (I;oncrete cons t r--ic t 4. cn-Formwerk)

SHELYAG, V..' kapitan 1-go ranga
We should improve the scholarly research of social science
departments. KommVooruzh. 2 no.11:30-.35 Je 162. (KEU 15:5)
(W I itary art ;uxl science)

SHFLYACi, V. , kay)l t,,1 I I. ,,) rarig.-i, kanc~ . Cj-loscf'&lkh nalik"
-a . ir
I, _i I TT
Sp i. r i r,u -i i ! i inriamr- rif, a I a oi the c 0imm, ri i xt 3,~ - L~ t7 a nl the t: - g
- 4- f-, - I (" Ir-z-s. Kr)fnm. V(,r)r-11 7h. S 1 1 46 no. 5 49 P Mr '65. (MIRA 19-4)

SHELYAG, V*V., kand.f~losofskikh nELuk,, kapitan 1-go ranga
Educate the personnel in high qualities of fortitude and combat
readiness. Mor. sbor. 44 au.5:13-20 My 161. C-ai'l 16:5)
(Nawtl education)

BARABANSHCHIKOV, A.V., podpolkovnik, kan:. pl!dag. nauk; GALKIN,
M.i., p.1-kov-nik, kand. fil. nz~uk; D'YACHLNKO, M.I., podpol-
.Kovnik, kand.peed.nauk,dots.; KOIOV, N.F., polkovnik,kand.
ped.nauk; KO-(OBP-,YNIKOV, Y.P., polA'ovnik, kand.ped.na-uk;
DLAVCHUN, Ii.S., kapitan 2 ranga, kand.ped.nauk, dots.;
LUTSLOV, V.11., kand. ped. nauk, podpolkovnik; FEDENKO, N.F.,
kapitan, kand. ped. nauk, dots.; SHEIYAG, V.V., kapit-an 1 ranga,
kand. fil.nauk; VOSTOKOV, Ye.I., gehd'.~al-mayor, kard. ist. nauk;
KUBASOVJ, A.F., t,eneral-lEytenant zapasa, red.; BELCULO'UV, G.G.,
general-mayor, red.; TREI--ILOV, N.F., kapitan 2 ranga, red.;
1..URASIIOVA, L.A., tekhn.r~d.
[Fundamentals of military pedagogy and psychology; L- training
aid] Osnovy voennoi PeL1nj:ugiki i psikhologii; uchebizut! posobie.
(By] A.V.Ba-rabanshchik-ov i dr. Moskva, Voenizdat, 1964. 383 p~
(MIRA 17:2)

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lyulbimova, Ye. A.; Shelyagin, V. A.; Shushpanov, A. P.
GRG: none
Instruriontation for determinatior, of the plutonic heat flux
SOU?CE-: ;.,:; S35R. Institut fiziki Zemli. Problemy glubinnogo teplovogo potoka
(':'~-obiems of heat flow in theearths's interior). MOSCOW, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 107-13Z
TOPI" TAa-3: heat neasurement, heat trans.'er, conduction heat transfer, convection
heat transfer, geology, earth crust
.~3 A' , T :-Ihe article ruviews Soviet and foreign literature dealing with equipment
and nothods for measuring the heat flux from. the deep layers of the earth toward its
S-';rface. '.-L~-ia difficulties connected with these measurenents are very considera, le
becausa of t1no minute values of the heat flux; it is of the order of I/Uj cal/cr,2see
(zha .'---u:< from the sun is about thousand times greater). Recent improvements in
--'-clude the substitution of thermonaters (thermocouples) by thermistors
.(semiconiuctors), which have the advantage of smaller size, and the elimination of
Ileavy cables for heat transmission (not practicable for depths of several kilometers)
.and signaling temperature by transmitting ultrasonic waves. Associated problems-heat
iconductivity and heat capacity of rocks-are approached with a variety of methods used
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losorko, T-U,.Pl f
Floodplain ineadows of *,~.e we5tern part cf V:--yr,' r -
bat. zhur. 22 nc.4,68-7i. 165~ (!~ t a q ~ 10;`
1. inst"tut botanik., AN T?cr5-3R, otdel geototanlikil,

SHFLYAG-~;GSONKO, Yu.R. f.Sheliah-Sosonkc, IUF.,I; BAYROVA, V,S,
Description of the vegetacion of the Fc-dol-Jan Fokut'ye. Ulkr.
bot. zhur. 22 no.5:67-74 165. (WRA 18-10)
I- Institut botaniki AN UkrSSR, otdel geobotanikJ, I Kafadra
sistemat"ki vys5hikh rasteniy Chernovitskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.

GOROKHOVA, Z.N.; SHELYAG-SOSOM, YU.R.
Taxus baccata L. in the forests of Chernovtsy Province. Bot. zhur.
45 no.9:1322-1325 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Chernovitaldy gosudarst-renny7 universitet, g. ChernovitS7-
(Chernovttly Province-Yew)

SEELYAG-SOSON __15heliah-Sosonko, IU.R.J
Forests of the upper Dniester Valley. Ukr.bot.zhur. 18
no.6:32-39 '051. (KMA 15:3)
1. Institut botaniki All USSR, otdel geobotaniki.
(aniester Valley--Forest and forestry)

SHELYAGIN, I. N., BORDOYUKOV, M. P., ZHUKOV*, Yu. p. and LOBANOV, A. N.
"Aerophototopography," Moscow, 1947

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AUTHOR: Ly-ubimova, Ye. A.; Shelyagin, V. A.
ORG: Institute of Physics of the Earth, Academy of Sciences, SSSR (Institut fiziki
Zemli Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Heat flow through the bottom of Lake Baykal
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 171p no. 6, 1966, 1321-1324
TOPIC Ti ,IGS: earth thermodynamics, earthquake, heat measurement, 50/e fil,
ABSTRACT: In view of the interest attaching to the region of lake Baykal, where a
large number of earthquakes still occur, the authors have used an oceanographic pro-
cedure for determining the heat flow by introducing a thermal-gradient gauge into the
bottom of the lake. The work was organized in 1965 by the Institute of Earth Physics
AN SSSR in conjunction with the Limnological Institute and the Institute for the
Earth's Crust of the Siberian Department of AN SSSR, using the research vessel "G.
Yu. Vereshchagin." The construction of the thermal-gradient gauge was described
elsewhere (Apparatura dlya opredeleniya teplovogo potoka (Apparatus for Heat-flux
Determination], Nauka, 1965). The heat flux was measured at depths greater than
700 meters. The test procedure is briefly described. A table listing the heat flux
in different locations is presented, and the arithmetic mean of the flux is found
to be 2.6 x 10-8 cal/cm2 see. Before the true beat flux can be calculated it is
necessary to determine the influence of topographic irregularities, the role of the
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cold water mass., and the role of the river deposits on the bottom of the lake. It
is tentatively estimated that all these factors will increase the average heat flux
by 23%, raising it to 3.2 x 10-8 cal/cmP see. This report was presented by
Academician A. P. Vinogradaw 3 February 1966. Or1g. art. hall: 3 figures, 2 formulas
and 2 tables.
suB com W sum DATz: 1Tjsn66/' =G w: oog/ oTH mw: oo4
2/2

ILIKOV. B.F.; KMEYEV, G.A.; LOZOVSKIY, A.T.; LAMIAN, I.L.; NIKOIAYEV, G.A.;
PAVWSHCHINKO, Y.P.; ROZHDISTVENSKIY, I.K.; RUVIMSKIY, I.M.; SAVINOV-
SKIY, D.A.: SENGHENK0. Ye..?.; SEREDA, A.S.; SOKOLIK, V.D. ; RASSADNI-
KOV, Ye.l., redaktor; 4HX~TAGINA, A.A., redak-tor; 1ARIONOV, G.Ye.,
tekhnicheskiy radaktor
Eoperation of tile Sredne-Uralsk Hydroelectric Power Station) Opyt
ekepluatatsil Sredne-Uralvskoi GRNS. Pod red. B.I.Rassadnikova i
I.K.Rozhdestvenskogo. Moskva, Goo. enarg. izd-vo, 1956. 103 p.
(MLRA 10:1)
(Sredne-Uralsk Hyd-roelectric Power Station)

IACHINOV. Nikolay Vladimirovich; GRIGORITXV. T.Ye., redaktor; SHILYAGINA, A.A.,
redaktor; SKVORTSOV, I.M., tekhnicheakikh redaktor -
Dritter's manual on assembling accessory devices for boiler rooms]
Pamiatka slasaria po monte;zhu vapomogetellnykh makhanismov kotell-
nykh taekhov. Izd. 2-oe. topr. I dop. Pod red. T.I.Grigorleva.
Moskva. Gos. energ. izd-vo, 1956. 111 p. (MLRA 10:2)
(Boilers-Accessortes)

ZHIRITSKI'f, Ge,~r,~17 SHELYAGINA, A.A., VDHONIK, K.P.,
redakt-r; IARIONOV, G.E., .
[Tho rori,3'~ructio;-, %rjfl ULP rf the 9~rlmgthl of PfL.-'--' '~7
s"aam turbir-eal Kos-,naktsM-i i rai,~he% na. T)r,~,chno;,tl dptale.' pa-~%--qkb.
t'irb'-n. Mo3k7a, G,-:;.ererge'-?~chesk~--3 i-zd--,,, I-grl,. 279 P.
(S~Ieam turblras) (MIBA 8:5)

USSR/Medicine, Plastic Surgery May/Jun 52
"Changes in the Physical and Chemical Properties
7.1 of Certain Plastic Masses Implanted into Animal.
Tissues," M.V. Shelyakhovskyy, I.M. Ezriyeliev,
Clinic of Hosp Surg, Mil Med Acad imeni S.M. Kirov,
and NIIP (Leningrad Sci Res Inst of Plastics)
"Vest Khirurgii" Vol 72, No 3, pp 64-67
Describes research on findin.-, suitable plastic
materials for implantation into tissues of anitrals.
After enumeration of various adverse effects of'
most Dlastics on animal and human organisms (cliem
reaction foUowing the irrit-A-ion nV nurroundint;
tissues, deterioration and diffusion of the plastic
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mssj,etc.o) the authors advise the use of Poly-
ethylene and plastic r4o 636 ` ipn not giv *7 ao
.Lcon en
cheap and efficient agents in alloplastic surgery
for grafting of defects in sof L tissues.
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SHXLYAKHOVSKIY, H.V., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Use of soft plastics for cloting defects in the abdominal wall.
Khirurgiia no.12;31-35 D' 55. (MLE1A 9:7)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy kUrargii Voyenno-meditainskoy akademii
im"I S.H.Kiro-ra (nach.-daystvitellnyy chlen AMR &3R general-
leytenant meditsinskoy alazUy prof. S.S.Girgolav)
(ABDOMINAL WALL. surg.
reconstructive plastic material)
(PIASTIGS
soft plastic material in reconstructive surg. of
abdominal wall)

VAYN1311TW.N, V.G., professor, Leningrad, Kirovskii pr.,d. 26/28,
kv.69; SIMYAKI[OVSKIY, N.Y., kandidat maditsinskikh nauk
08taosynthasis in open and concealed fractures of long bones.
Vost.khlr.75 no.5:,29-37 Je '55. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy khirurgii (nach-prof. I.S.Kolem-
nikov) Voyanno-Maditainakoy ordens, Lenins, akademii im.S.M.
Kirova.
(FRACTURES, surgery,
intramedullw7 zuLiling)

ST13T,YAK14OVSKIY, M.V., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Latp rpsults of ising soft plastics in reconstrictive surgery.
Vest.khir.76 no.10:78-83 N '55. (M7,RA 9:1)
1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurgichaskoy kliniki (nach--prof. I.S.
Kolesnikov) Voyenno-moditsinskoy ordena Lanina akademii im.
S.M.Kirova.
(SURGMT, PLASTIC,
use of plastic masses)
(PLASTICS
in plastic surg.)

SHELYAKHOVSKIY. H.V., kand.med.nauk; PUTERMAII-LIPPIMT, F.E.
Tretment of burns in conne3tion with changes in the sensitivity
of microflora of burned surfaces to antibiotics. Xhirurgiis 34
no.2:36--43 P '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz kafedry gospitaltnoy khirurgli (nachal'nik - Drof. general-
mayor moditsinskoy sluzhby I.S.Kolesnikov) Voyenno-meditainskoy
orclena Lanine ak-ademit imeni S.M.Kirova .
(BURNS, ther.
penicillin, off. on sensitivity of microflora of burned
surfaces (Rus))
~PEIIICIILIII. ther. use
burns. off. or sensitivity of microflora of burned
surfaces (Riia))

SHELYAKHOVSKIY, M.V., kand.med.uauk; PUTERMAN-LIPPERT, F.E.
Treatment of burns in connection with changes in the sensitivity of
the microflora of burn surfaces to antibiotics (synthomycin). Xhirar-
Plin 35 no.7:44-51 -TI. '59- (KIRA 12:12)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallnoy khirurgii (nach. - prof. I.S. Kolesnikov)
Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S.M. Kirova.
(BURNS, therapy)
(CHWRAMPHENICOL, therapy)

SHELIAnOVSKIY, M.V., Imnd.med.nailk (Leningrad, Lesnoy pr., d.4, kv.11)
Bronchoscopy in cancer of the lung. Vest.ichir. 83 n0-9:38-52 S '59.
NIRA 13:2)
1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurg:icheskoy kliniki No.1 (nachallnik - prof.
I.S. Kolesnikov) Voyanno-rieditsinakoy ordena Lenina kakdemii im.
S.M. Kirova.
(LUNG, neoplasms)
(13RONCHDSCOPY)

,,IZ-I:-,'AKHOVSKIY, M.V.- 11
S (Ienirgrad, K-9, Lesnoy pr.4, kv. )
Some problems in the pathological anatomy of pulmonary cancer.
Vop.onk. 7 no.11.3-11' 161. (MIPJ. 150)
I. Iz kafedry gos~,itallnoy khirurgii No.l (nach. kafedry - prof.
I.S. Kolesnikov) oyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii
im. S.M. Kirova.
(LUECO-CANCER)

SHELYAKHOVSKIY, M. V. (Ieningrad, K-% Iesnoy pr., d. 4, kv. 11)
Rare case of the prolonged presence of a foreign body in the
bronchus. Grud. khir. no..2:83-85 '62. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz kafedry gospitallwy khirurgii No. 1 (nach. - prof. general-
mayor meditsinskoy aluzhl:yy I. S. Kolesnikov) Voyenno-meditsinskoy
ordena lenina akademii liaeni S. M. Kirova.
(BRONCHI.-FUREIGIT BODIES)

SHELYAKHOVSKIY, 1.1,.V. ( Leningrad K-0. Lesnoy pr., d.4, kv-11)
Differertail diagnosis of :-ancer and tuberculosis of the lun.rrs.
Grud. khir. 5 no.2:66-72 Ar-AP163 (MIRA 17:2)
1. Tz kafedry gospitallnoy khirurgii (nachaltnik - prof. I.S.
Kolosnikov) Voyenno-moditsLnskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni
S.H. Kirova.

KOLFSNTKOV, I.S.; ORDZHOIIIYIDZE, G.K.; SHELYAKFOVSKIY, M.V.; YERKOLAYEV,V.R.
lj'U,'Y'VSKIY, F.I.
Adenoula of the bronchi, their complicrations and operative
treatment. Grud. khir. 5 nc,.6:101-106 N-D163 (MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz kliniki gospitallnoy khirurgii (nachallnik - prof. I.S.
Kelesnikov) Voyenno-meditsirskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni
S.M.Kirova. Adres avtorov: Lenirgrad K-9, Botkinskaya ul., d.23-
KI-inika gospitallnoy khirurgii Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena
Lenina akademii imeni S.M. Kirova.

i',."07, I. S prof. Sji.'-"Ll'~',]*.: do--stm 4-
I,a t e r e S s o s u r c Ll t r e a e:~ t c f --ir. c c e Ir . --U'-r -
77, 1,
J-a 40 r-o-4:63-67 -41P 'E4
4
Kafledra cos:dtallnoy ':hl-rurg-l- (-,achallnik prof.
I.S. Kolesnil-ov) "loyeni,.o--.ieditsLns:oy erder-a Lenina ak,,der,-ii
-n.c-:i S.". Kirova, Lenin-nd.

SHELYAKhOVSKU, M.'I., dotsent (Novosibirsk 5, ul.Gogolya, d.r~5, kv.27);
TIKP,Kx'N7-1AY T.F.
Immediar,e -resul-.s of it resection of -,he pubic bone due to
chondroma. Ortop., travm. i protez. 2c. no.12:61-63 D Ic)5.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Subiri,,ted April 1f'), 1965.

SHELYAKIN, Fedor Mitrofanovich; MATSIJK, R.V., red.
(Production and marketing costs under socialism and how
to reduce them) Izderzhki proizvodstva i obrashchenila pri
sotsializme i puti ikh sni:,.heniia. Moskva, Izd-vo VPSh I
AON pri TsK KPSS, 1963. 71) p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Costs, Industrial) (Aarketing-Costs)

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AUMOR: Spivak,G. ShelyakialL.B. NIkiUna,,T.X.; Tarim rilippova TO
Prokhorov,Yu.A.
TITLE- Magnetic properties of Lerma lay gLlms' formed In ion:bombardiont /we
port
Second All-Union Sym the Physics of Thin FeEE2!gnetic Film held I
pas um on
n
Irkutsk 10-15 July 1964/
SOURCE- AN SSSR. -Izvestiya. Seriya fizi4dheekaya, v:. 29, no. 4, 1965 634-638-
TOPIC TAGS: ferromagnetic thin film perselloy, nWetic propert
ABSTRACT; The work was undertaken In Vieft of the giNwing use.of thin film In
electronics and the consequent need for n4w and better film preparation teclmlquesi
Preparation of films by ion bombardment hIL4 a number of distinctive1eatures and
advantages (G.V.Spivak, V.Z.Yurasolia,, O.A.Rozhkova# and T.N.Nikitini rzv. AN
by the Spivak
SSSR, Ser. fit,, 28, 1411, 1964, and othex papers group) - Primary
among these in good correspondence of the composition of the film with that of the
initial, sputtered material. One of the oWections to the I-on bombaidnient techal-,
que Is that inert gas ktoms, present In Us discharge chsagerp become Imbedded in
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the film and impair its properties. Intbe present experiments a series of MM
of different types of Permalloy were prepared In glow and arc discharges in an
inert gas atmosphere. The orienting field was provided by a pair of Helmholtz
coils. The substrates were glass, glass ;recoated with quartz, aluminum, aluminum.
cleansed by ionic etching, and rock salt." The substrates were washed before in7,
stallation in the -apparatus and then furtkier cleansed by the dischArge before
deposition of the films. The films were Investigated as regards some of their
magnetic properties.and subjected to chemical analyses for comparison with the
analytic composition of the initial sputtored materials. Electron-micrographs
and electron diffraction patterns (one ofeach is reproduced) indicate.that the
Permalloy films were polycrystalline with-a. fine-crystal structurew - The film on_
uncleansed Al were of poor qualitys but those on cleansed Al were similar to f LIM
deposited on glass. Some magnetic data on the-films, Including curves of the
Inverse switching time versue switching f1eld, are given in tables and figurese
The results show that given proper contrdL of the sputtering conditions and
parameters it is feasible to prepare by tais technique Pernalloy film with
characteristics similar to those of fAlms prepared by thermal evaporatiozi; the
attainable reproducibility is oatlefactoryffor examploo.the scatter of coorciv
force values in a series of film was lose than IQ%& "In conclusiod, we express
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our gratitude to RX.Telesint I~J.Kqxlov, B.I*Sokolov, V.YakovIev, and V*Kaskova
for consultations and assistance in the wori-7 -0rig. art. Ww: 6 figures and 2
tables.

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USSR/Soil Science. Physical and Chemical Properties of Soils. J-2
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 15,58, m6
Author O.A. Shelyakina
Inst
Title Some Characteristics of the Rotation of Sol ["Ashl Substances
and Nitrogen in the Sierozem-Meadaw Soils of the Kiopet-Dagh
Submountainous Lowland.
Orig Pub: V sb: Takyry Zap. Turkmenii i Futi ikh s.-kh. osvoyeniya, Moscow,
Aced Sci USSR, 1956, 213-22:-.
Abstract: The processes of microbiological rotation of sol substances
and nitrogen between the soil and the plants of the large
"pading" scattered among the broad mssifs of the "takyry"
of the central part of the Hyzyl-Arvat submountainous lowland
are examined. The vegetation of the "pading", with its under-
ground and above ground paits, extracts more than 1700 kg/H.
Card 1/2 _~B_

us,sli/son Iscizaice - Pliysical rinti Chenical Prupcrtics cif Soil- J.
Abs Jnur Ref Zhur - BiGl., No 4, 1953, 15281
to 5.7 - 6.5% of uic exclianisc capacity. The use of
cirr.-anic fertilizers 'las less effect: tl-e exchange
capacity jTew in the corrcsponding variants by a total
of 1.5-2 rdlliequ:~valcnts; the exchangeable sodium
content droppefl f::-orl 3.2 to 2.2 - 2.9 nilliequivalents.
In sanJs a reductLon in the takyrs' exchange capacity
was observed at 1.4-2.6 milliequivalents; the absolute
Na content sunk f-Or., 3.2 to 1.7-2.4 milliequivalents;
the relative one remained close to that of the control.
By the second year of use somewhat of a reduction in
soil exchanCe capacity wis observed in all variants of
the experiLont, probably caused by the action of field
wator havin;_, an alkaline character. Less disruption
in the colloi-lal absorbtion crriplex was observed in
plots with -Ieel) tillinr;. The latter is recommended as
the basic method of meliaratinC the takyrs.
Card 2/3
US-11/soil Science - Physical. and Chemical Properties of SC)i I. J.
Abs jour Ref Zhur - Bio,., No 4., 1958, 15281
The --ction of the other methods on deeply plowed Orouna
is C01'siderably aui-pented.
Card 3/3

Jimpnis "n ',-.e
,,MIRA j8l'5)

PROUCROVA, V.D.; SHELYAKINA, O.G.
Ourgical treatment of uveal glaucoma. Sbor. nauch. trud. SOGMI
no.14:Fl-86 163. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Glaznoye otdeleniye ROE;tOVBkCy oblastnoy bollnitsy.

SHATALOV, P., bukhgalter; ;S;iLTLYALILA.
KARNAUMOV, V.; KA~AFIN, V. IA
t rid -.-_:_115-'_23 Ag '5?.
WRf,,Ps hnsed on f n Ished !jrr
(M:RA 10:9)
gruppy "McrglS7MYREO"
2. _Elarly i'lZrien-er
"'6-rg!pvn.,ysso` ;:,~i Elyevskom
"If,-- 3arp'ra--- normintivnc-
.Lis
(for 'laran). 4. lfpchnl'ri'.~ :~Lelp tr--itn olaty UrAlc-
Gurlyev
-e-.r -StA
T
f Unc .-!t.:ie-A trada I
Otdela i -.tarb~:--cy
..rn 'fCr sev) .

SHELYAKINA, Ye.; BARABASH, M.; TAILAN, G.
Innovation in the wage BY11tem for workers in preliminary processing
departments. Mias. ind. SSSR 28 no.5:46-47 157. (MIRA 11:1)
1. Kiyevskiy myasokombinat.
(Meat industry) (Wages)

SHELYAKOV.V.
Mighty source of technical progress. Sov. profeoiuzY 3 no.6:
40-42 Je '55. (MTRA 8:8)
1. Predsedatell Tomskogo oblastnogo soveta profsoyuzov
(Tomsk Provirce-Trade unions)

DUM3LJKOT,H.D., inzhener; SAMSONOV,V.N.; KAFYBHKO,F.A.; KRIGKR,N.I.;
KIJ7114IN.P.G., kandidat takimichaski1di nauk; SHKLTAPIN R.S.,
I
kandidat tekh. nauk; MAKSDIOV,O.U., inzhener; rMI-TanNy'Mm.,
profeaRor; RODSBTM.A.G.. kandidat tekh.nauk; GCLIDSFMM,M.N
professor; ABMV,Yu.M..prc-fessor.
Discussion of the problem of building on coarsely porous settling
soils. Stroi. prom. 33 no-5:40-45 VT '55. (MLRA 8:6)
(Soil mechanics)

PUSN I BOOK EXPL401TATIOX SOV/1297
T4480YUXnaYx INNUChno-tekhnicheekaya konfer*ritaly& po primenenlyu
redloaktivnyM I stabil-nykh Izotopow I iziuchenly v narodnam
kh*xYaY~tv* I nauke, Moscow, -957
Poluchenlye Ixotopov. Mo hchn-e ga--u %ano,k]. Radlozatrlya
I dosimetriyaj trudy i,:.r. ran tall ... (Slactope ir.duCtlon.
Nigh -energy GaImma-Radiation Pacilitles . Radlometry and Doal-
J0@trYJ Transactions of the All-Union Conference on the Use or
Radioactive and Stable Isotope@ and Radiation in the National
Sconomy and Science) Moscow, Izd-va AN SSSR. 1958. 293 P.
5,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency$ Akadeelya nauk SSSR. Glavnoye upraylenlys po
LOP01'sovenlyu atonnoy energil SSSR.
IdItorial Board: Frolov, YU.S. (Reap. Ed.), Z-havaronkov, N.M.
(Deputy Remp. Id.), AglIntsev, K.K., Alvicawyev, B.A ., Bochkarev,
T.V.s leshchinokly, N.I., Malkov, T.P., Slnitsyn, V.I,, and
POPOV&. O.L. (Secretary); Tecti. Ed.s Novichkov, N.D.
PURP=J This collection is published for scientists, technologists.
persons engaged In medicine or medical research, and others con.
earned with the production and/or use of radioactive and stable
Isotopes and radiation.
COVIDWIs Thirty-eight reports are Included In this collection
under three main subject dlvlmionss 1) production of Isotopes
2Lhigh-energy &aUM-radlAtion racilitioa, and 3) radionstry and
d 1-!r7.
TAWS OF CONTENTSt
PART 1. PRODUCTION OF LSOTIDPZS
Frolow, Yu.S., V.V. Boahkarey, and Y*.T*. Kullsh. Development or
Isotope Production In the Soviet Union* 5
This report is a general survey of production methods,
apparatus, raw materialso applications, Investigations
and future prospects for radio isotopes In the Soviet Union.
Card 2/12
AlekseyevskLy. M.Ye., A.V. DUbrOvin, 0 1. fasoumv.
G.p. prudkovskly, 3.1. Pillmonov, V.I zlcn 01 -Y ';l'
(deceased), and T.X. Shuvalova. Utlli.C"'n' ld.A ffiff!~
waters With a Manhopogoneous ?laid ror An&IYZ-ng Isotopes
of Light glemants 73
Ordzhonikidze. K.0. and O.M. Zubarev. Relative Prop&-
gatability of Pailadium and Germanium Isotopes 78
Romen, A.M. Saw JProbloss on the Theory of Isotope
Separation 86
averdtaltoll, 1.0 and V X Takhakaya. Sqparation of
Isotopes of Lj&Jt Ele;"ta by Diffusion *n Vapors 113
Barvikh. 0.P., and N.Ya. Kucherov. A Diffusion Column for
Separating Isotopes 122
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RAMK,S.N.; SHRLYAPINA,A.S.
A study of the heat rerlstamie of insole leather. Leg.prom. 15
no-6:36-41 Je '55. (KTRA 8:8)
(Leather)

r,.,~rlin-
Qc nc~'-
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SHELYAPINA,T.S.
[Dwarf tapeworm] Karlikovyi teepen. Moskva, Medgiz, 195). 8 p.
(TAPLVORMS) (MLRA 8:11)

SHELYAPIIIA, T.S.; 110140DANOVSKAYA. ).V., zavedikyruslichiya stantsiyey.
Method of preaerviril, eggs of dwi;.rf tz~peworms. Med.p~-raz.i paraz.'bol- r-0.3:
I - -
279 vkv-Je 153. Oahu b, : 8 )
1. Moskovskava gorodskuya protivomalyariynaya stantaiya. (Tv-peworms)

SHILYA-PINA, T.S.
Treatment of diphyllobethriasts. Sov.med. 20 no-8:75-77 Ag 156
(MLRA 9:10)
1. Iz Moskovskoy gorodukoy sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy stantsii
(glavnyy vrach M.S.Sokoloviskiy)
(TAPVORM INFICTION, ther.
diphyllobothriasis)

iMLYAPINA, T. -
- . ---w
First MOSCOW municipal conference on theoretical and practi--al
problams in parasitoloCr. Med.paraz. I paraz.bol. 26 no.2:250-252
Mr-P 157. (MLRA 10:7)
(HOSCOW-PARASITOLOGY)

SHBLUPINA, T.S.; TROFIMOVA, A.I.; YUROCHKINA, Z.V.
First Interprovince conference on scientific and practical work
in the control of diphyllob(ithriasim. Ned.paras.i paraz.bol. 26
no.6:752-754 N-D 159. (MM 13:4)
(wom, imrmnuim PARASITIC)

28(1). 5(1) S0,7/6' 4 7/24
T71- It "ashkovar, L. V. Payn, G. Raysf~?'-".,
Shelyaotin, M. V.
o r i m e! a I A u t oru a o n o f t 1, e Pr -.i i o r.
'Opytnaya avtomatizzatsiya pr.~i.zv.)~jstva slaboy a::~,tney klsi,,.'ty I
-) ,
1' 1, "? 10 T) T C:" 3, I'll i promyAtlerinn i t p
A 1) C T Tie ~Dyuro aVtrm.1tiki- (Exp~r--':--!er1Ta'j-
Design Office for Automation) in cnojjaratic,~- with -r ha
G ~D s u d a r s t -,; e P. n y ~-.- i ns t- i t-u t a z n t n r, y r o a y s h 1 e n r, -~ z! -~ 1 S -4 a -. C
I- -ele
cf ',11*tro:7en Indus t,!-y) de-, -cal a 9?hema fOZ7 4:i,,e
~iut c I - --ro'hction of wo-.k ni*r-'.- ani; Vniar Pt-
a on of t~:c-
':.Ospheric; for the operantiori z~f toic Dne-izodzer--hirakiy
azc.tr,----tuko-r-'y zavo,-4 /Dnenrodzer5,h-nsk "itrcgen:-~:.z ?,!an--,re
Plant). To control tiliS scheme thc: individual se;~tl-:)rs '~f
the automation of !;he whole plant were examined qepfira--.,~ly.
At fi.-st the exper..mental automat.Jor of the se-'tJir,- fc~r
,he conversion of ammcnia (Fig is lescri'--ad. The dezcripti,.)n
of tl:e automatic r~~gulat--*-~iri shuwa that a pne-. tran-=mitt'~.r
cf tile DPPM-270A t.tpe to 'gether wilth -a secind'ar-,, of
I
the 2RL-24V type, is WeIlL as conne~~ticn
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sov/64-59-1-17/24
Exner ---.ent a! A-.-zo--at-i~,n of the FroJuc;ior of Weak llfitri,~ Acid
erence input element of the BD-18 type, and gate valve V3 as
well as relays RP-17A are used. To regulate the ammonia - air
ratio an electromagnetic valve of the KE-2 type is used
among other things, and to regulate the water level a pne-u-
matic transmitter (de.tchik) DPP-280A, a I)neumatic regulat--'ng
system AUS and two signaling blocks 1RB-13 are used. To control
the temperature of the nitrous -ases a slightly modified
ele:tronic potentiome';er EPP-09 is used. For protection from
a possible explosion in the ammonia conversion a provisional
arrangement with a potez�Lometer EPD-'2 was used instead of
a gas analyzer for infrared absorption GIP--5 from the OKBA
proluction. A schematic representation of the partially a-ito-,
matized beginning of operation (electric wiring) (Fi- 2)~
as well as of the kineratic scheme cf the reguiaticn val-,es
(Fig 3) wit!) detailei explanations are indicated. "he ex-
perimental automation of a number of columns of the depart-
ment for acid absorption is described by a schematic represen-
tation (Fi.- 4). Except for a pressure gage of the TMID-4 type.
an electronic device VEP-4 and a gas analyzer AFK-3. the abo-ie-
Cartl 2/3 mentioned devices are listed and their application is de.5c:y.,ibed.

SOV/64-59-1 -17/24
1,;x per iment al A!,tomation of the Prodiction of Weak !Titri~; Acid
Diag-rams of an arran,-erv.ent for the overflow between the a.,,',d
coil-imns (Fig 5), as well as of an additicnal cubic ccntent
t3 the pneumatic blocks AUS.(Fi- 6) are also g-iver. After
the irtroductior of the described automatirir ir ammonia
n3nver3icn and of a number of acid-absorpt.-'L.-,n columns a great
simplifi!7ation in tr.,e ooeraticn of plants -be noted.
There are 6 fiTLIr'3s.
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SIULYASTIN, 11.
- ,
Imoortant soli-rces 'or labor economy in light industry. Sots.trud
no.1:76-78 Ja 156. (MIRA 9:7)
(Industrial organization)

SHELYASTIN, 11.
Transfer to a shortened workday and a new wage Schedule in the light
industry. Sots.trud 5 no.4:58-64 Ap 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Hours of labor) (wages)

-- SH111,111-1,11,311, IN ~ TT.,
I for workers ~.a the 8Svit" leather and shoe Tanufacturirg
enter-Pri3e of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. Sots. trud
7 no.5-147-150 My '62. (MIR-,I 15: 5)
(Czechoslovak-.a--l.4ages-Leather industry)
(CzechosloviLkia- Jdages-Shoe industry)

SHELIAI-3)TIN, N,
Material sttmu:!~--4-n --:' -- manufactire of new articles. Sots.
trud 8 nk).7:1--:.,-I" 01 '63. O-MU 16: 10)
1. Glavnyy inspekt,-)r T~) 1"
_~kcy promyshlannosti Gosudarstvennogo
komitet& Soveta Ministrov 33SR po voprosam truda i zarabotnoy
platy.

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J). A. lchk-. U.S.&A. 63.M. Star,h 31, 1.;11$.
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..ri ext. having a Schimi,mincr mlkv~ 435--TW; aml omitz.
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KHOKHLOV, 19aak lvaw-,~, :, :-.:m'_i4,JKjiLOV - Yuriy Isaakovich -, SHELYASTIN, N.N.,
nauchnyy red.: V.&., red.: TSIRYLINITSKIY, Y.P., telchn.red.
[Manwil on 1--,nwt3 f:,cm chrome tanned leather] Rukovodstvo
po ustranenjit ki--rousvoi kozhi. Moslrvxi, Vses.koop.izd-vo,
1957. 167 D. (MIRA 10:12)
(Tarining)

SHELYASTIN, N.N.
Wage system for workers of tne "Svit" leather and shce enterprtses.
Kozh.-obuv.prom. 5 n~.206-40 F 163. (KIRA 16:5)
(Czecboslovakia-Wagesi..-Leathor workers)

... I- -- , ~ 7 1..
'I, .. I . ,I
SHXLYANTIN, Vesilly NIL-olayevich, inzhoner; BRISH. N.K., inzhener, redak-tor:
,te,
im~~ redaktor
[Storing coal in uncovered pileal Opyt khraneniia uglia v shtabeliakh.
Moskva, Gos.transp.zhel-dorAzc-vo, 1957. 50 P. (MIRA 10:9)
(Coal--Storage)

tr. a
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SkL LIGA140VA I? T.A. ) assistent
Surgical trf-atmerit of severe form-s o' u.1cerative proctitis. Kaz.
med. zhur. no,6:61-62 It-D ;61. (ML-LA ir-,:2)
1. Kafedra obshchey khirurCii (zav, - prot'., A.I.Kozhevnikov)
Gorlkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(it,,.'GTUL-DI3hA3iS)

bMELIGIN. L.A., lauroat Stalinsk3y premli.
Experience of the Ivaaovo -,j)OILt machinery plant in modernizing
serial production machines. '!orf.prom. 31 no.5.-14-16 '54.(MLU 7:8)
1. Ivtorfmah.
(Peat machinery)

SHELYGIN....I-L- 1 NO~ W.
_,g,
Airther perfection of units for peat machinery. Torf.prom.33 no.4:
4-8 '56. (Peat rmchinery) (MLRA 9:9)

ROZENPLENTER, Nikolay Fedorovich; IIIELYGIN, Leonid Alaksandrevick,;
, . ~. _
KAPTISTIN, Altiksandr Sergeye' I'A' -_
SOBOLEVA, Ye.M., tekhn.red. Vic ; I . a,
(Atlas of peat machinery: types for machine peat] Atlas
torfianykh mashin: mashiny ekska7atornopo sposoba dobychl torfa.
Pod red. N.F.1%zenplentera. Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo, 1958.
63 D. (MIRIA 12:3)
(Peat machinery- -.Design)

SHELYGIN, L.A., inzh.; ZAPOLISKIY, N.V., inzh.
Thm lJPF-.3 expet-imental peat-harvnBting %achine. Torf. prom. no.l:
23-26 '58. (MIRA 12:12)
1.Zavod Ivtorfmash.
(Peat machiner7)

Z~Zlxr-=T, A. 1. FMC,"-VICH, V. A., _7JIMCEIVA, V. X.,
&r.4 !,~, A. 1.
ZI-trical and Me~~l Pro;mrties m in To - Semlcmduct~ vith
z.f..t
ro;ort pre 4ant*4 at tts Vitl. Coa on Sumicanduator FAyslam, Pregu*,
29 Aug - 2 5.2 1960
Lnet. cf Saml.=&-t-, Acai. Set. MM 1-in6rad

W I -- 8178o
11)4,2,600 S/181 60/002/02/25/033
BO B067
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AUTHORS- Averkin, A. A., Sergeyeva, V. M., Shelykh. 6.-I.
TITLE: Influence of Uniform Pressure~~Cn the Electrical Conductivii2
and Thermoelectromotive Forcerf In Te
L2 3
PERIODICAL; Fizika tverdogo teld, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 347-349
TEXT: Among the sphalerite-like crystallizing semiconducting compounds
there are some of the comDosition A III BVI which have defects at the
2 3
sites of the metal atoms. In 2Te 39 wnich has been investigated by the
authors, also belongs to them. The investigations of the authors yielded
the surprising result that in the i3oelectronic series of semiconductors
which crystallize sphalerite-like and have almost equal lattice parametem,
the properties of In 2Te 3 deviate es3entially from those of the right and
left neighbors, and that they are governed by completely different rules.
Hence, e.g., the carrier mobility in In 2Te3 is anomalously small
Card 1/3 L)K

T 81780
Influence of Uniform Pressure on the Electrical S/1181/60/002/02 //2- 51033
Conductivity and Thermoelectromotive Force of B006/BO67
In2Te 3
(10-45 cm 2/v.sec for electrons) as well as the thermal conductivity of
the lattice. According to Ye. D. DEvyatkova and I. A. Smirnov, it amounts
to 0.002 cal/cm.sec.deg at 200C. The authors investigated the influence
exercised by the strong defectiveness of the lattice on the change of the
electrical properties with uniform pressure (7000 kg/cm 2) in the tempera-
ture range 20-60 0C. The In 2Te 3 samples had a size of 7 * 3 - 2 mm3, the
electric contacts were made of pure tin. The temperature in the pressure
chamber was kept constant by means of an ultrathermostat (accuracy;
0.20C). Paraffin was chosen as pressure transmitting medium. As may be
seen from Fig. 1, the electrical conductivity of an intrinsic In2Te 3
sample decreases with increasing pressure, passes through a minimum
Pdmin, and increases again with further increasing pressure. Pdmin some-
what differs in the various samples, and with increasing temperature it
is shifted toward higher pressures. The d(P) curve shows a hysteresis
which is particularly marked in samples with impurity conductivity
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81780
Influence of Uniform Pressure on tt-e Electrical S/181/60/002/02/25/033
Conductivity and Thermoelectromotive Force of B006/BO67
In2Te3
(Fig. 2). A measurement of the coefficient of thermoelectromotive force0L
showed that in the pressure range 1 P the thermoelectromotive force
amin
is negative (n-type conductivity) and decreases with increasin6 P; at
Pomin it is equal to zero, and with further incrasing pressure it
becomes positive (p-type conductivity). The p-type conduciivity of samples
with impurity conductivity is roughly trebled with increaEing pressure
in the range 1-7000 kg/cm 2, whereas the n-type conductivitj hardly changes
(Fig. 2)~ Emf measurements showed taat in n-type and p-tyle samples lod
is independent of P within the limits of accuracy. In conclusion, the
authors try to explain these experi-lental results theoretically. They
thank V. P. Zhuze and A. R. Regell ~!or supervising the wok. There are
2 figures and 2 non-Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut poluprovodnikc,v AN SSSR Lening-rad (Institute of
Semiconductors of the AS USSR, Leningra
SUBMITTED- May 21, 1959
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E;6439
S/181/60/002/01 1""0206/042
9(,7-700 (/0 3,5, 10Y3,,1141-1) B006/BO56
AUTHORS- Zhuze, V. P., Sergeyex,a, V. M., and Shelyk~~ I.
TITLE: Electrical Properties of the In.Te 3 Defect-type Semiconduc-
tor
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tella, '960, Vol. 2, No. 11, pp. 2858-2871
TEXT: The authors give a report on the results obtained by investigations
of the electrical properties (conduct:.vity, thermo.-emf, Hall effect) of the
Inje, semiconductor which has a high concentration of lattice vacancies
I
('intrinsic" defects - cationic vacanc..es) and cause a disturbance of the
periodicity and a distortion of the potential field of the crystal. They
Ireatly affect the motion and scatter.n.- of carriers and phonons. The
authors chose In,Te bt~cause this de:'ect-type semiconductor lies in the
e 3
middle of the isoelec~ror_:_, series "gI - CdTe - InSb - a-Sn, whose electri-
cal and the--mal properties are known, and also because the structure of this
compound has already been investigate(I and some indications as to the ar-
rangement of cationic vacancies ire aiailable; thirdly, data on electrical
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86439
Electrical Properties of the In 2Te3 Defect-type S/'181/60/002/011/026/042
Semiconductor BoO6/Bo56
and photoconductivity as well as optial abscrption are available, while
there are no data on -alvanoma.,netic, thermoelectrical -and thermal proper-
m
ties. In Le was synthesized from the elementary components in quartz
ampoules by fusion at 700-750 0C. As shown by A. I. Zaslavskiy and V. M.
Sergeyeva, this compound exists in tht! a- and P-phases, the latter being
stable above 5500C. Some properties )-' these two forms are given in Table
Fi~-. I shows the temperature deperic.ence of the electrical conductivity
of stoichiometric a-In 2TeY In the rar.ge of -70 - +4000C there is intrinsic
conductivity; the inclination of the _ctraight line logo = f(l/T) does not
0
change up to melting temperature (667'C). Fig. 2 shows the irreversible
a 0
change in electrical conductivity by ~.eating up to more than 400-500 C in
air (1) Gr by continuous evacuation (2). FiE. 3 shows the change in elec-
trical conductivity in the P 4 a tranEition. The Hall effect was measured
with direct current and in a constant ma.-netic field,using a compensation
methcd. Fi--. 4 shows the Hall coefficient R within the range of intrinsic
conductivity as a function of temperature; the diagram also contains the
mobility as a function of temperature. Fig. 5 shows analogous diagrams
for other specimens with different de-rees of orientation. Also Fig. 6
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Electrical Properties of the In 2Te3 D3fect-type 3/181/60/002/011/026/042
Semiconductor BOO06/BO56
shows a and R as temperature function3 of stoichiometric In 2 Se3 within
the range of intrinsic conductivity, the degree of orientation rising in
the sequence 3, 2, 1. Also the thermo-emf, a = f(l/T), is a straight line
(Fi,,,. 7). The numerical values obUtinod foi- the parameters 0of high-purity
In2Se 3 are given in Table 2. The fGrbLdden band width at 0 K was determined
to be 1.12+0.05 ev. Further, the impu:-ity conductivity was investigated.
It could be shown that Bi impurities Lnduce n-type, and iodine p-type,
conductivity, whereas other atoms (Mg. Cd, Cu, Hg, Sb, Sn, Zn, Si, and Ge)
in quantities of 1 at% cause no impur:.ty conductivity. Fig. 8 shows
loga = f(I/T) for In 2 Se3 with 1 at--,fo SI), Cu, Hg, and Sn (parallel straight
lines). Fig. 9 shows the temperature dependence of a, R, and u on n-type
n
In2Se 3~ and Fig. 10 shows the same fo:, p-type In 2Se 3* Furthermore, details
of chemical binding are discussed (Scheme, Fig. 11). The refractive index,
n, (measured by M. I. Kornfelld) was found to be 3.4+0.3 for A = 2.2 ~L,
, was equal to !6. Th7e results of these
and the dielectric constant, F
inveStila'ations are discussed in detail, especially with respect to mobility.
On account of the carrier scatterin.- (.ationic vacancies, the mobility
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(like in other semiconducto.-s of the group A IIIBIV ; see table) is much
2 3
smaller than in neighboring isoelectronic binary compounds of perfect
L;f.ricture. The carrier mobility is constant within a wide temperature range,
which io explained by the pre-lominanc, of soatterine by electrically
neutral cationic vacancies. V. A. Pet,.,usevich, I. Z. Fisher, V, N, Bogomolov,
and A. F. Ioffe are mentioned. Ye. L. Shtrum' is thanked for chemical dis-
cussions ` and D". F. Shvartsenau for halp in measurements. There are
11 fi,-ures, 3 tables, and 2" referen-~;-as: 9 Soviet, 9 German, 4 US, 1 Dutch,
and 3 Japanese.
ASSOCIATION: Institut Ooluprovodnikov AN SSSR Leningrad
(Institute of Semiconductors of the 4S USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: julY 15, 11960
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AVERKIII, A.A.; SERCjfY:,-;VA, V.M.; SHErYKH, A.I.
Effect of all-round pressure on the electric conductivity and
thermo-emf. of In2Te3 . Fiz. tver. tela 2 no.2;347-349 F 160.
(MIRA 14:8)
1. institut rjoluprovodnikov AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(C:-ystals-Defects)
(IndiiL-n telluride--;~lectrical properties)

5/161/62/004/011/022/049
Determination of the sign..., B100102
For j 0 (31) yields
E, --A W.-
I C C
This equation determines the field intensity E,;at the sides of a semi-
conductor plate whose face coincid(s with the xy plane and which moves in
the magnetic field H z with the velc,city Vo x. On the other two sides of the
plate the field strength X is applied. (4) determines the Hall-emf or the
induced emf in the case V ox - 0 or Ex - 0. By changing V ox or EX the condi-
tion E - 0 may be realized from -vhich one obtains V a AiE where ., is
Y ox ~ x
the carrier mobility and n the carrier density. Similar relations can be
given for a1p-type conductor. The final formulas obtained are n - Aj x/eV ox
and p- - A- V /Ex. The method described wis checked in an experimental
n ox
arrangement (Fig.), yielding satikfactory results. There is I figure.
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A.I.; CHUMkN, VJZ,
Equipment for the rapid determination of the temperature depaudence of
the thermo-e.m.f. in semiconductors in a broad temperature rangou Forosh.
met. 2 no.6:96-99 N-D 162. (WRA 15zU)
1. Institut polyprovodnikov AN S66ii, Leningrad,
(Semiconductors) (Thermoelectricity)

SHELYKIH, A.I.
Determining the sign, conclantration, and mobility of
cxwrent carriers in semiconductors. Fiz. tver. tela
4 no.11:3208-3210 N 162, (MIRA 15:12)
1. Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSR, Leningrad,
(Semi6onductoro.-Electric properties)

Sem iconducting properties of nicklous oxide. V. P. Zhuze, A. 1.
She I y kh.
Mobil ity of current carriers in ferr-3-and anti ferro-magnet ic material
Ya. M. Ksendzov.
Electrical properties of chalcogenidias of rare earth elements.
A. V. Goiubkov, Ye. V. Goncharova, V. P.-Zhuze, V. M. Sergeyeva.
Report presented at the 3rd National Conference on Semiconductor ComDounds,
Kishinev, 16-21 Sept 1963

ZHUZE, V.P.; SHELYKH, A,I,,
Hall effect in nick6l cudde. Fiz. 4.ver. tel-a 5 no.W7561-
1759 Je 163. (KMA 16:7)
". Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSR, Leningrad.

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states. The electric conductivity was mea
cured by the probe method us ng, a sp
cially designed ampoule. The differential thermoelectric-power was measured by t

y,20-.
null method, using the same ampoule, in whJah a -temperitture gradient (uco;a
_
25C) was produced by an additional heater Itlaced over its upper parta .1n:additionj.
the integral thermoelectric power -was measixed by a method described by.one of the:~
authors earlier (Poroshkovaya metallurgiya no. 6, 96, 1962). The measurements
show that the conductivity increases with Lnereasing temperature, and experiences
an abrupt rise in the rate of increase at the melting point. The activation ener-_
gy of In Te remains approximately the sami- in the solid and liquid states (approx.,
-4
~

e
imately
), indicating that the substances retain their semiconductor properties
in the liquid state. The activation energ3, of Ga Te increased from 1.1 to 2-3 eV:
2
a
after melting. The thermoelectric power decreases r
per-,.
pidly with increasing tem
ature, reversing sign near the melting teq)erature, and assuming a nearly constants
,
value in the molten state ~o-4c pv/de.al. The jumplike rise in electric con- i
+ir
ductivity upon melting is attributed essenl;ially to the growth in carrier density,'
and the behavior of the thermoelectric pow!r is related to the equalization of the.
electron and hole mobilities. Some differitnces between the behavior of compounds
n
of the type AIIIBV, I1IB VIO and A IBV1 are explained on the bmis of differ-
ences in the filling if t7h~ volume of the orystal lattice# vhich in turn is deter-,
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WP(e)/WT.(4)JAJECW-)LE-WA(d)IY12/r/J%Tft)/IEle-(k)/EWP(Z)/EWP(b)-
IJP(c) jD/jG
ACCESSION NR: AP5016589 UR/9363/65/001/005/0737/0742
-.546.655824 + 546.65V763 + 546
AUTHOR: Shvayko-Shvaikovskiy, V.~ Y Leonov, A..I.,* Shelykh.-A-J- . 6556i!';':
TITLE: Electric and thermogravimetric studies of cerium titanate, chr te,
om,
and aluminate having a perovskite structure.
SUURCE: AN SSSR. Izv6stiya. Neorgani.cheakiya materialy, v. 1, no. 5, 1965,
737-742
TOPIC TAGS: cerium titanatej cerium chromite, cerium aluminate, erovskite
semiconductor, thermogravimetric analytiis, electric conductivity0v
ABSTRACT: The compounds were prepared by heating pressed powdo mixtures of
cerium dioxide and the corresponding mital oxide at 1400C (cerium titanate),
1600C (cerium chrouite), and 1700C (cei:ium aluminate) fo'r.3 hr. Trivalent
cerium (Ce2G3) reacting with the oxidej; of titanium, chromium, and aluminum
forms the following compounds: Ce203-:M01.8, CeCr03, and CeA103. The oxida-
tion of the three compounds on heating in air was followed thermogravimetrically.,
and the effect of heating on their electrical conductivity was investigated.
Thermogravimetric and x-ray analyses Showed that all three compounds decompose
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in air to form the free oxides (CeO2, TiO~, Cr203, and A1203)- Cerium titanate..
begins to oxidize at about 260C, ceriun chromite-at about 600C, and cerium.
aluminate at about 800C. The oxidation of cerium compounds is associated with
a marked change in electrical conductivity, which decreases in cerium titanate
(n-type conduction) and increases in cerium chromite and aluminate (p-type
conduction). Orig. art. has: 6 figuies and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimii silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR (institute of SilicaEe
Chemistry, Academy of Sciences, SSSO:; Institut poluprovodnikov Akademii nauk-,
.1;SSSR (Institute of Semiconductorso Ac-idemy of Sciences, SSS4)
SUHHITTED; Mec64.$~-- ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: Ic ,
NO REP SOV: 002 VMER: 003
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L 22898-66 EWT(l)/LW(m)/T/EWP(t) IJP(c) JD/HW
ACC BR: iP600~78 SOURCE CODE: UR/0181/66/008/002/o629/0631
AUTHOR: Zhuze, V. P.; Shelykh, A. I.
ORG: Institute of Semi~~ ~fSSSR, Leningrad (Institut poluprovodnikav
AN SSSR)
TITLE: Hall effect in single-crystal cobalt monoxide
SOURCE: Fizika tyerdogo tela, v. 8, no. 21 1966, 629-631
TOPIC TAGS: cobalt compound, single crystal, Hall. effect, semiconductor conductiv-
ity, Neel temperature, carrier density, crystal defect, hole mobility, ionic crys-
tal, Hall mobility
ABSTRACT: To check on the mechanism of electric conductivity of CoO and other 3d-
metals, whose conductivity is much lower than that expected on the basis of the
Bloch-Wilson model, the authors measured the Hall effect in CoO single crystals
grown at the Institute of Cr7stallograllby AN SSSR by the Verneuil method. The
samples were in the fonn of plates measuring 6 x 4 x 0.2 mm. The electric con-
ductivity and the Hall emf were measured by a dc null method in a magnetic field
of 23,000 oe. The Hall effect could be measured in a wide temperature interval
(103/T = 1.2--3.2) above the Neel point. The temperature dependence of the Hall