SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STOUD, Z. - STOVBUN, F.I.

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AYTI'l I 'j R: ttourac", Ladiolav, Candidate of Science
TITLE: lnternat.4onal Conference on Semiconductor PlVaics in Prague
P_~~'RIODICALs VA5jtn1k deskoilovenskif akademie v6d, no- 5, 1960, 516 - 522
TEXTt Mezinaro4ni' konference o fyzice polovoiN (International Con-
ference on Semiconductor Physics) was convened in Prague on August 29 -
September 2, 1960, at the Ce3ko3lovenski( akademie v4d (Czechoslovak Academy
of Science), with the consent of the International Union of Theoretical and
Applied Physics (IUPAP) and the assistance of the 6SSR Government and the
UNESCO. The conference was attended by 168 Czechoslovak and 593 foreign de-
legatea trom a total of 26 countries; 278 reports were included in the a-
f,,-ezida, but could not all be delivered. The 22 main reports on the present
itate of research into basic problems of 3emiconductor physics sill be pub-
lished in the Report of the Conference. The conference opened with a ple-
nary session at the DIm um4led (House of Artists) with an address by Minister
Z. Academician and President of the 6SAV (Czechoslovak Academy of
Szience) ani ' introductGry reports, Academician A. F. loffe (USSR) read a
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pqpcsr cn new ways in oeniconductor research. Dr. W. Shockley (USA), Bearer
of the Nobel Prize, reported on his research on properties of p-n junctions.
Oth--r re,,i;ort.-, were leliverLd in 21 oections (A - W), 11~ of which were orean-
A..ej aj dl'-~;ujsioli tro-upo. Se=iconductor bar.1 atructures were dealt with
in ~3'-ction (B). F. fler:~an (USA) reported on application of computers in
c-ilCulation uf parameteri. 71. Kohn (USA) reported on the
pre J,
ent knowled~.,;o of semiconductor band structure and on theoretical data
S. V. Vurisov3kiy and G. G. Taluc (USSR) reported on a more
accurate multi-electron theory. J. G. Phillips reported an wider applica-
'ion of the method to utudy electron-structures of solid bodies, which was
primarily developed and applied by E. AntonM of the OTY 6SAY (In3titute
of Techraical Phjjica, Czechoslovak Academy of Science). Transport phenom-
ena, dissipation proc~3:)es, fast electrons, t;alvanomagnetic and other phe-
nomena of nemiconductors were dealt with in aectIons (C, D and E). C. Her-
rini,; (USA) reported or, the proere.;s in semiconductor transport-ef feet theo-
ry, Report~; on the mechani3m of interaction between free current carriers
and ac~~otiallc and optical phonono in aemiconduclors with homeopolar and het-
eropolar ~inliri,, were delivered by G. Whitfield (USA), W. Klose (GDR) and
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1. M. "jidilkovokiy (USSR). T. P. UcLean and E. G. S. Paige (England) re-
i%orted or, inoraction betmoon both current carrier types In germanium. B.
Vul, E. 1. Zavaritikaya and V. A. Chuyenkov (USSR) reported on electrical
C o rA J. -, i c t ivitj or jemiconductors in strong electric fiells. A. L. McWhorter,
R, If. R,.,Illker (USA), J. C. Sohm (France) ani G. Lautz (FRG) reported on im-
puloe lonization of ;urmmanium and silicon. W. Sajaki (Japan), W. F. Wei and
W. F. Love (USA) reported on new magneto-re3istan;e phenomena. R. J. Sladek,
R, "it. Keyti-I (USA) anti othqr5 reported on t;alvanomagnetic phenomena in 3e=i-
conductor materials. D. L. Dexter (USA) reported on the theory of excess
elec"ron-carrior pairn and holes originating in semiconductors. Various
tranoport-phanumt,na were dealt with in section (F). R. N. Hall (USA) re-
~orted on the application of the tunnel phenomenon in the otudy of transport
phenomena. W. Shockley and K. Hubner (USA) reported on the discovery of the
tunnel effect and P. Aigrain (France) reported on the helicon theory. Vol-
ume recombination in aemiconductors was dealt with in section (G). S. G.
Kalashinkov (USSR) reported on research conducted at Soviet laboratories on
recombination and Impurities of gi,-rmaniun, and silicon. Optical properties
of semiconductors were dealtwith in two sessions of section (I). B. Lax
(USA) reported on the aignificance of magnetic fieliag low temperatures and
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the entire electromagnetic oVectrum on semiconductor research. J. Tauc and
A: AbrahtIm of the 6TF &JAV (CSSR) reported on the dependence of reflection
o;lectra cn th-~ composition of solid-solution GO-Si systems and some semi-
cjnductitw co-pounds of the AIIIBV type. F. Luke.1 and E. Schmidt (6SSR) re-
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ported oil the dopenlence of optical constants a,.' t;ermanillm on temperature.
P'laenomena, conn-2cted with the orril;in a,." "excitronn" (term introduced by So-
viet Physiciot Ja. I. Frenkel) in ion crystals and semiconductors were dealt
Witt, ill jection (K). E. P. Gross (USSR) reported on optical and magneto-
optical phenumena and their application in studies of the band structure of
semiconductors and excited itates. J. R. Hayniis, 14. Lax, W. F. Flood (USA),
C. Benoita and 0. Parodi (France) reported on the influence of "excitrons"
oil current-carrier recomb.-nation in germanium and silicon. J. PastrAdk of
the FI 6SAV (Physical Inotitute Czechoslovak Academy of Science) reported
on optlic"l properties of copper-oxide. Photoconduciivity of semiconductors
wai dealt with in section (L). R. A. Smith and A. Rose (USA) reported on
the k;ontrib!.ition of photoconductivity to 'the knowledge of basic sericonluc-
tor prop..,rtiej. J. Shwiderski (Warsaw) reported on further development of
inhono,,eneity investis,,ation of semiconductor crystals with the aid of the
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hotovoltaic effect, whl~-h was diacovo!red by J. Tnuc and Z. Tro~,Isil Olt, the
djAV Phyatci of jurface offects were dealt with in secticn W. V.
L-Ax (USA) raportt,-d on the present knowled8e of jeml-conductor-surf ace effec"
Anton~'k, '. Ko-atecki and M. Toma'sek ( SSR) reported on *he basic theory
of olactron structure. J. A. Dillon Jr. anil R. U.
Omiar (USA) reported on teot!3 toprepare an entirely pure germaiiium a-.irfaze.
A 7, 11-.~Iharov (U~-Z;R), A. --any (Univer~~.ity of Jer,,iiAle=) and other3 reported
on ot%lieo of' !,,_~rmaniur.-.-ourf ace atatei. Resonance of oemiconiuctora was
-It With in ject4on, (N), the pertin~_,nt Taper was read by G. Feh~.*r (USA).
Thermal and th,~rmoeloctrical properties of semiconductors were dealt with
in jection (0). Academician IoNfe (USSR) reported on electrical and thermal
propx~rti,,?n of 3eniconductors which are not yet fully illuminated. (Ioffe
hi.~adj a school at thc, Soniconl,,.-Ior Institute of the Soviet Academy of Scl-
tinre in Lenin,-rad). Problems of ion crystals were dealt with in section
(P)- W Khnzin~,- (UZA) reported on the present 3tate of color-center molela
-a'i-qlimutul halo,-enide,3 , ostablished by paramnagnotic reacnance. S. I.
P,~_,ka- (US-SR) cc-nipared calculated and tezt-valuez of para=eters, character-
for atscrption an,1 t-misaion bands of alkali-metal. halogenide3. A.
B-hiin anI oh-_~ro, of 'h-~ 67F 6SA7 reported on "esto. made At tte 4UTF to
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IT-ly pllhj.- r-ii i h-oncm~~na of HaC' crystals with cadmium admixtures. K. Vacek
c~ f t?;-.! Chrarleo Univoz-aity in Prague reported or. the theory of luniriscence
i % -~ i I r ha I o 1,-, e r, I J. e a . problems of oemicoriductor phjsina were dealt
-Xith in ooct,~Cn (CO. G, B,,;sch (Switzerland) re;~orted -on mab-nellic proper-
--j C"I 11se and "54. solit! oul,..;tic~ro K. W. Bder (,GDR) reported an recently
-n',,,Lr-,c,IeneA-' ties 4n jemicon-ductors an.1 ln2ulatcra. L. V. Xeldysh,
j, -iv I I) v a i, J X . I Br-Ouin (USSR) reported on the Jnvestilt,-ation of
T
anl curren'13 in seni conductors with the aid
effect. cornpoun,143 were dealt with in
(R), C G, 3 Garrett. (USA) zrenor'-~J or. '."-e prelent otate of z:tu-
c o.-, c rj rc;ortel cr, krcpertlles
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0 f-M n -As c.-,. i n I n,; t ran s l' 'I ~ on metali. G, H. jonker (Netherlar.1s) and
11. F. R, Frt-;JT~rik (USA) reported on related problems. V. P. Zhiize ari
So-.4el plysi.-,ista reported or. propertie-3 of materials which have a
at,)m in the grid-structure of the semiconductor. H. Welker (FEG)
rei~ort-, --.1 cii iemlconductor syntem3 with covalent bindine. Further
were~ male bx K B Tolpyg of Kiyev, W, B. Pearson (Canada) and J.
(F-jn-) in sectior; (S) was opened by D, 11. Nas-
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lolov OISSR) who read a ,-,aper on present state of research into semiconduc-
tor com-Dundi; of the A111BV type, such as indium antimonide, indium arsenide,
Callium aroei.4de. etc. Proporties of elements tellurium and seleni-,I-M were
11~allt xi'll by (-,). Reports mere delivered by J. S. Blakemore (USL),
F, It, llvdco~-k, (Canala), F. Eckart ODR). V. Procier (03H) reported on
dopenlen-v of ba:0 otructurv on optical anJ i,hotoelectrical ;roperties
ho & I .
of D.-~-,c-,ijjionz in je--t.-On were op~in,211 by a report of V. Ro-
heavW-ele-.ent tell,-;--
J~,' (Par`o) on the
ide3 ant aril th-~ir 3olid iolutiona. This report wa,; supple=entei
~to.lrae of tj1C A
by rqap-r,-~ of F, Oxmircui and L. _ UTF CSAI. Uri. 11. Rodot
(:-,ra.,v;e) reportod on now oy3te=3. xaitable fcr direct energy converzIon, or.
A .
;rop-~rtip.l of nntliriony ant nilv-vr tell-jrileo, -._-tc. Di3CjjjSJonj 41- 3eCtion
'V) wort., with a rei~ort bj W. IT. Pip-~r (100A) et-, ~icmlconductinr cad-
A (W) were opened with a re-
m i u m t t, z I n z~ I f i I e j -Diicuaiionj in ject4on
k bj E lu- i (FR3) on 3emicon-luctorn ZnSb and CdSb, who also acknowledg-
nort U
e1 the two papera in thia field, compiled b~ the dTF 6SAV. The closing
plenary meetinr was heli on Septenber 2, 19 0. ". Ta-ac evaluated in his
port the contributionn made at the conference, ani mentioned 'he
sinmarj re
prop,ress m. D;nce the last confirence held in Rochester, USA. The aignif-
a
of basic physical research into ae=iconductora was emphasized by J.
Carl 7/` 7 Bardeen (USA) and B. 9, Vul (USSR).

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A scientific conference on Hall generators and their use. Slaboproudy
obzor 24 no.21ll9-120 F '63.

ACCESSION ';R: AP3003616 Z/0055/63/013/005/0350/0357
AUTHOR: Smirous, K.(Deceased); 11ruby, A*; Stourac, L.
TITLE: The influence of impurities on the electric and thermoelectric
properties of cadmium antimonLde single crystals
SOURCE: Clickhoslovatakty fisicheskly zhurnal, v. 13, no, 5, 1963,
350-357
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium antimonide electric properties, cadmium antimo-
tilde thermoelectric propertiesi p type cadmium antimonide, n type
cadnium antimonide, cadmium antimonide
ABSTRAM In order to determine the influence of impurities in CdSb
single crystals, a study was made of electric and thermoelectric pro-
perties of high-purity CdSb single crystals doped with Cu, Ali In, Gas
Ge, Sn, Pb, Se, and Te. It was proved that the n-type conductivity
is caused by the presence of electrically active impurities. Cu,
Ag, Ge, Sn, and Pb impurities In CdSb single crystals behove as ac-
ceptors and In. Go, and To, as donors (the behavior of So couldnot
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be uniquely determined). A schematic model for the substitution of
Impurity atoms In the CdSb lattice is proposed. The study of carrier
concentrations Indicates that the first and fourth group elements re-
place the Cd atoms, and those of the fourth and sixth groups replace
the Sb atoms. The temperature dependence of the mobility of current
carriers in the impurity regio determined to be proportional to
T-1-34 for electrons and to T_ 2w?s for holes. It was verified that
for lightly and heavily doped samples the electron mobility is smaller
than the hole mobility. The density effective masces of electrons and
holes were also deter-3in*d. Orig. art. has$ 5 figures, 3 tables,
and 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION1 Ustav fyziky pevnych latek CSAV, Prague (Institute of
Solid-6tate Physics CSAV)
SUBMITTED: 13Apr62
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DATE ACQs 12Jun63
NO REY SOVs 001
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A'U-INORs Hruby, A.; Stourac, L.
Z/0055/64/014/002/0130/0136
,.LA.L-ri Eloctrical proportioa of CdSj cr"Istals doped vith silver
"On=-: Chokhosl. fiz. zhurmaa. v. 14. na. 2, 1964. 130-136
TO'PIC MIS: electric property, CdZL- :;in:,-,!a crystal, silver dope, electric can-
ductivity, Hall affect, thaxroolect~%~. force, reciprocal temperature, extr:Ln3lo
conduction. lattico -.obillty, hole, -onlzed acc-c-pt-or, Lnparity center
An c-arlier paper (Czoch. 11`0102k, 1963) studied the properties of-
Cd-~b cingla cry-,tais dopad -W-Ith ol(-,. of tha firztV group of tho periodic Systame
A o ri s CdSb s
ino prosent 'n-t.,U~Io5 tho cloctric ani: elloct c proportle of ingle
C al-
.Y.Iu a weakly and heavily dopod and gives neasurements of the
o-ectrical ec.-ductivity. V-40 '.bail of:,,,;:, ard '"~o themoolloctric force of CdSb
z~~ples orlont .;-d along *Uio IV- wit"I-A varlous concentrations of
silv,ar in thrca :;cts of &rap.-is as a :z-c*-Ion of tho raciprocal t4emperature. In
ex-Itz-Insic corduction, tho tcr-poraturo of the lattice =ability or the
holes uas found to have the fom T-- in t:his direction. The paper dismsses the
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offoct of t;~,o -~cattorizZ of holo~. on 11,-.rAzed acceptors upon tho temporaturo d"n-
donco of -Lho ro*:~!Iity, and calcaIaIc,-. ofIfea-Ulva nasses of holes in extrinsic
Uhai. tho., ZL rui,.ct-lon ol* t.'-.e Vntent of i=purit~t
(0-3 to 0.65)=, for x 1015 to 1~19 c=-J. Oriciral has
1 t.IL!.!0, ,rap.4i and 10 n=.-,borod ktions.
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ACCESSION NR: AP5006839 CZ /0055/65/015/002/0140/01142
AUTHOR: Stourac, L.
TITLE: The Hall constant in p-type cadmium antimonide as a function of the nag-
netic field
SOURCE: Chekhoslovatskly fizichaskly zhurnal, v. 15, no. 2, 1965, 140-142
TOPIC TAGS: cadmlum'~ompound, Hall constant, Hall mobility, phonon, semiconductor
band structure
ABSTRACT: The dependence of the Hall constant on the change In the ratio of Hall
and drift mobilities claimed In previous studies was not observed. CdSb crystals
prepared by the modified Czochralski method were urned. The two single crystals
had hole concentrations of 5 x 1015 and 2.5 x 1017 cm-3 respectively. Magnetic
fields were varied from 400 to 9000 G at temperatures of 60 and 3000C on samples
oriented by the x-ray method. The results show that the Hall constant in the
whole range of measurement under these con,'itions is Independent of magnetic field
In both the b and c crystallographic directions. This Is explained by assuRing
only one type of hole. It agrees with the theoretical work of rrsi and with the
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conclusions of Pilat. In contrast to the findings of Tovstjuk the ratio of the
Hall and drift mobilities of holes up to concentrations of 1017 cm-3 can be regard-
ed as Independent of magnetic field. This agrees with the assumption that hole
cattering at,.Me concentrations occurs primarily on acoustic phonons. "The
:uthor thanks Hruby, C.Sc., V. Miskova rd J. YLaspar.j r reparing the materials
p-
) 'P
and M. Neuvirt6;i-ai-rid J. Hrnavkova fFo-r~-f~~-ihe-iea-sur;iiiints.1' Orig. art. has-#
1 figure.
ASSOCIATIONt
Prague
SUBMITTEDs
NO REF SQYt
Institute of Solid State Physics, Czechoslovak Academy of Sclencest
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ACC NR, AP6003659 SOURCE CODE: C "0055/65/015/olO/61 ToTW-~
AUrHOR: 11ruby, A.; Kubellk, 1. Stourac, L*
OIRG: Institute of Solid State P!%q1cs, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague
TITLE: Electrical conductivity and thermoelectric power or heavily doped P-type
CdSb
:X)URCE: Chekhoslovatakiy fizicheskiy zhiirnal, v. 15, no. 10, 1965, 7ho-746
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium compound, antimonil,!, Hall efrect, Fermi statistical theory,
Coulomb interaction, hole mobility, valenre 1,wid, thermoelectric property
AN7-711ACT: An Investigation of the electrical conductIvItyt Hall effect, and
thermoelectric power as a function of the temperature wasperformed In the (c)
and (b) crystallographic directions on cadmium antimonidii(single crystals rongly
doped with silver. The anisotropy of the electrical conductivity and thetbility
of the holes and their mechanism of scattering on lattice vibrations and Ionized
acceptors are discussed. Also the density of states effective mass of holes Is
determined. The origin of the anisotropy of the hole mobility and the model of the
CdSb valency band are considered. Graphs shoving the temperature dependences of the
electrical conductivity, thermoelectric power, Ha.11 mobility of holes, and the hole
effective mass are presented. Also a table shoving the concentration of acceptors in
different samples obtained from measurement of the Hall constant at 80K In both
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(b) and (c) crystallographic directions Is given. Measurement In the (a) crystallo-
graphic direction was not carried out because of brittleness of the material at
this orientation. The thermoelectric power was analyzed by means of the general
expression applicable for Fermi-Dirac statistics. The Brooks-Herring method of
screened Coulomb potential was used in measuring the temperature dependence of hole
mobility. The experiment showed that the valence band has two equivalent maxima
on Its axes of symmetry. The authors thank Prof. J. Tauc and V. Frei for advice
and stimulating discussions, V. Miskova, J. Berankova and J. Kaspar for preparing CdS1
single crystals and M. Neuvirtova and J. km__avkova help in Me- xperimental vork.
Orig. art. has: 7 figures, 1 table, and 6 formulas. (Based on author's abstrac-tj
WD CODE: 20/ SUEN DATE: lhApr65/ ORIG M: Oll/ OTH RZY: 006/ SOV Mo. 001/

RUMHIN, Y.1 TXYHIMV. A.;STOUNDY, To, Insh.
Uning assembly-line methn4s In building large-panol
houses. Stroltell no~12:7,20-11 D 159. (MV4k 13:3)
1. Glavrqy Inshener upravlemiyu Spetestroy (for Bushin)o
2. GlayWy inxhaner upravlonlya Mantashshilstroy (for Yefremov).
3. Treat Cherepovetenstallurgetroy. Cherspovots, YologodakRya
oblast' (for Stoumov).
(ARsenbly-MrA methods) (Leningrad--Apartunnt houses)

Distr: hE2d(b) 2oys
Inversion of 'he tn4 of coo4ucdvuy in the se"LicerAwtoc
7, , -new AM - I V 3
stem Zn,cd~~,Sb.N~K'vfrL* -Z
Sit'.. Prague). X. of wk. 144.
-lie me"of the thrrowwItc .ft *ChAuled
fru4n phis to ruinias in Te-doped ZN .C4..Sb o,= k-txAw.
tors, The Te cown. ties brtwe" Oj= aM 04%. A vwg
thermork-w. tm" aM wtAk *.#"g tecrtUrt
were fouroi at rmuts trmp. in oanqAn conte. 0.1% Te ahd
Thethrnooclee.fcmisde-
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cif' :1pot' for.-AtIon ze'nc -'Anctdol U1411
th~' Critical, tora-11eir- ITie -14MIc ~,f th+, n-,Iar
ftr. .1 v! ty Z'- 1-.,! r Irli-cli I ri T.' )). f or pmnl nezv-e s t~' 15
s 5; n an u-,l x r c., r c it I pq ra I I c 1 2 0 1b- active alin
laye. 1~~!cause the critical, rrwmlli~,I, a re I c,,-
,,-)n an e1l.l;ool-l r-itating with vftrial0le angular IL~Y' i" Y. ne shnpe of
tlie rowl f 1n, time'l Rt the ev! Jerred I:y cri 4,-sI a iz pamlIeL;
(7n 'he t rc,,'nting cillpzoli. (F42"Mstr, No 10. 1~1-1_
Sf~, : 3ur.-N, . -M.*. I" Jan 51.

STOVAS, M.V.
Irregulaxity in the rotation of the earth as plane tary-goo worphologl cal
and gootectobic factors. Geol. shur. 17 n0-3:58-69 '57*
(MIRA 11:2)
(Urth-Rotation)
(Geology. Structural)

STOVAS, M.V.
Latitudinal Sonality of earth setantow. Nauch. dokl. vjrs. shkoly;
geol.-geog. nauki PO-3:19-29 '58. (MIRA 12:1)
l.Dnepropetrovokly gornyy Institut.
(Seismology)

. . 11 STOYA-1j. NJ.
Changeability In the *arth's rotation ami the gootactonjos,
Geol. abor. (Lvov) no.5/6t447-461 '58. (MIU 12tlO)
I.Gornyy i-mititat Im. Artsma, Dnepropetrovsk.
Olarth-Rotation) (Geology, Structural)

!, (1)
MIT1101o S t o v a a -)0V/43-59-1-12/17
TITLEj The Potential of the Deforming Forces ani 11.9 Variation Under
Variation of the Rotation of the Ellipsoid ~Potentsial
deformiru.rushchikh oil I yego izrzen--~niye a 12reneniyem ro-
tatsionnogo rezhima ellipsoila)
i'EHIODICAL: Vestnik Loningradakogo univprsiteta, Seriya matematiki,
mekhaniki i astronomii, 1959, Nr I(I), pp 119-129 (USSR)
ABL;TRAM The potential of the deforming forces In the variable part
of latitude of the potential of the contrifugal force which
according to L.S. Leybenzon determines the compression of the
ellipsoid. The author conallers the potential of the deforming
forcee acting on a unit of mass which In on an ellipsoid, and
he investigates the variation of the potential unter rotation
of the ellipsoid. Among others the a:;thor states j On the degreo
of latitude ~f t 550 the potential is equal to zerol for
0, there are obtained extreme valueal the deforming
force F2 is decomposed into the tangential component FI (to
Card 112 the meridian) an4 the normal ccaponont FN ; for P a t 350

Tne potential of the Deforming Forces and Its z-,OV/43-5?-1-12/17
Variation Under Variation of the Rotation of the Ellipsoid
it is F -- FM# F - 0 ; for 0 , -t it is F W Fy I P . 0
2 N 2 2 x
The variation of the radial deforming force In dependence on the
angular velocity of the ellipsoid cauies the deformation of the
ollipsold.
The author mentions Krasovaklyl i ellipsoid.
There are 6 Aligures, and 7 tabi.-,o.
~-.UBMITTEDt December 30, 1957
Card 212

DOIDIP", A.U., inzh.; KRTIAKOV, I.I., dotroont; rnl,"NU, A.I., inzh.;
SIRTACWTKO, I.P., Insh.; STOVAS. Y.V., dotamnt; ZPSHTZTN, M.M.,
doteent
Znginmerine, and geodatic observations on tinforsations in transport-
and-dumping bridges. Ugoll 1.1cr. 3 no.7:24-27 Jl 159.
(MIRA 33:10
l.DnopropAtrovskly goray institut.
(Mine surveying)

V / 2 1 -
T i 7 L-;-, on a iossible Cause of Periolic Formation of PA'anetary
Fracture-,, and Basalt Lffus;.cna
D-..)p,NvAdI AkaIemmil, rmik 'Jkrainalkoi RSR, 1959, Nr 5,
PP 522-524 (USSR)
A ii RAC' This is a brief sutmary -if a survey of literature on this
jubje,A (indicalti In the literature reference block). The
der-rease in the jerinel of the Earth's rotatim required for
fracturing the ar%ist layer of the Earth's surface 19
n 'IN
1: =Inutes, aci:,~rding to L.S. Leybenzon Ilef. 3), w~A--h
witri an increase in the leneth .)f the day by 1.6 tu 2.4
seconj,.t for every 1.0,j,(L(~0 years should give a !0-40 zil-
''onth -n the Itschr.:-ge of accumullatei stresses
,n
the 7rlirzt inyor, generat!ng the formation of new, and
-.~IJ pianetary frr:t,,;reso Such cyc;i~- trans-
fz~rmat;.-ln cf tlhe '-*a!,t,,,, an arale of ~ealcglca' tize
ani --e-ptitiz~n, as we;! as the ;.IanetaTy nature cof the

'11 ;~9
-` 1, K ~6' 1
On a Possible Cause of Per;oJic 1,11anetary Fractures and
Ba-ialt Effusirjn3
pher-)menon, is h-.ntorical geolcgy
Gef. 4 and L - ',"ane4ary fractions of merilianal an I
submerldianal roached "000-4000 ka, an-A ar-pe
mainly ir. the -pat4,risC 7one arri in hi h-latitule z e) r, e s
Of both hemispheres i~21 ', ARef. The latitadina'A
compression of the crus! lftyei'iri the equatorial zone en-
tailed extensions of the cruet layer at high latitudes, and
vice versa. A bouniary .na -! --,~=bined deformntions was
lozated along the 350 Iaralle~, aczor,]AJng to LI 35u-kmng
(2.0f. ,C tetween ~C-4-~" The latltudina7 ard
,vublatitu14nal planetary f ra -i r rf, Imair~ly in t!le
midl.e latitudes Uef. 4-f
.) near *.he zone of the critical
larallel't 550. Thero are 14 ref!2renr-~S, 12 of whish are
SovIet, I Frenci; and I A=eri-an.
ASSOCIATL N: rnej-r~~-.etrova?iy ~nv..*.-ut MinIng
T
Card 21,

On -, Yu.-,sible Cwise of icriolic For.-itixi of flrinetary Frv!tures and
ba'nal'., Effusions
I R *-" 3 EN T i~ D By V.C;. Boniarchuk, Memb~!!- of the AS 'U'krSSR
S U PX 1 T T*-'D
Cnrd 51

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lef.,.rnlre t'~.-Ce u:-,.:.ne
h c
or. the at tne
5 50' 1) par,i' lei , stating th a t ~ 11) the pctentla, ~-;f defcrming
f ~rcqi there equal 9 7P---, 2) thp n3m.al AeformiT,g fi)rce like-
wlj~ t I " i a I ~) Z -~, :, . .~ ) - '-, a - w~ ? n t t a Ie f o r.-,, 1. n e, f r, ! ~ e p 1,,j a 19
t~-.e full defvrm.~.-g r,, -~- an 3 i s j , re.; e I a I on6 a tal,,I-e n t I r.
~he me ri d t,in d i rp,~ on: A t he (-, %angre t r I he z-ant,:en al de--
formlrw, with thp change in t~,e rlitational legl=e f--f an
incompreaqit~lp el.A't,,-qolJ dries n,-..t deienl on the hom,,Ferielty
f)r heteroeeneitj of the chose n r--,.Iel and is eju~,t t,, tho
change in the ftill doformint! ff~r,-. Thq p~,tenf I I e
to ex ro,3--ell

SOV121 -rj'~--.- 17 12-7
Some ;iuestiona Dn Ithe 55--th Parallel of ar, EI'llisoid of Rotation
2 2 2 2
w 2 2 (A; a I -cc) (1- 5 sin
u 39 1 n 'y0) -
6 [t) -0,;)'cos I) in2
The full deformine fori~e I's rerresentei by equation-~
1 2 sin 2~'- '112,
iv r 12)
where ";j" A49 angular rotation speed, "r" is radius of
e1 lipao--A voc tL,r, If to the geotontric latitude and Is
the polar pres!;.re. The final eljation, arrived at after a
series is expressed for the ".-th Varallac:
..r. the lollowine forz;
Py F2 2 2 1,12
ain (12)
j v r r k 77~

SOV/'21-19- 6-17/2'~
3ome (%uestioni on the Farailtl of an E;l4soil of lRotation
A.3 S00t, TAT! L41: DneprDpetrovskly gornyy Institut (Dn*prop*trovsi Mining
Anstit'liq)
i R "; 3 E N, Z -'-' D By V. R. B-)ndarchuk Bouda=buk) Xember, AS UlLrSSR
,-)"PMI'ATEDz Janua.- 1, 191'-
Cart

A"; ri i t
ILE.- Deformstionn of the Ellipsoid Parnmeteri "-y Variation of
Ellipticity (Critical raralif~ls)
L: ttrik U-ninfraiskoro universiteta, 3.4rlya nntwtatikl,
r.~,'A-hanikl i nstrononii, 1959, :;r 1~(7), r,-, 12'1-13~ CUSSSA)
A F 2,1% T17: 7hv author consid-rs an ellipioid of rcvolution of kn incom-
rreinible matter rotatinC with : variable rotativ* 3pepl. 7he
vari~,tion of the rotative sp~,-el I=rIIe3 q viriation of the
rot-ntiril of the iiefo-rzlr.~ forcer -And conuequently the variation
of fh,~, ellipticity. 7he nuthor inv'I'Itigates the var;ation of the
principal ~,,onstnnta of the ellirtjoirl fradius of the parallel
,7irc,jit, local voctor. m~--an rall.lis of curvriture, arc lengt% of
th;- mert-d.lan, area of a zonal strip otc.~ in depenlencq of the
r-11ilticity. The author proves the ~xistnn!,e of sevin critical
-520, Pae
--G, +200, +350, +450, +650, +900)- 7h-
characterize the 7oncom:Ttant 7cfor~7itions-. The Sain role ;lnys
the rnrallvl +350, here arpearn a change of sien3 Of the
~Iarfl, 1/2

1 - e Co rm -i t i o n r o f t h (! E I I I pri o i d Ila rame t o ra Ly
Variation of Ellipticity (Critical rarallela)
loforr.-ttion~- jeveral tatles ccntain the numerical valuen of the
investii:nted varintiona for tho earth. The author mentiona
Krnsovakiy.
'hore rkr~, 7 .,Ablen, (, figures, and -1 Soviet references.
Docember 1,10, 1957
~ar:] 2/

STCYVASI N.V.
Solar activity and critical parallels, Heshdunar, e f1s, god
[Kiev) no.2s105-111 160. 1= 14, 1)
1. Dneprops~rvvsk mining Institute.
(&M)

STOVAS, ma.
Displw-oumnt of a point on the s-irface cf a defcrned uniform incom-
prou3i.-)le ellipsoid of rotation vith a ciange in compression. Dop.
All U4.31 no.P.:1070-1073 160. (MIRA 1339)
1. Dnepr ope trovsk 17 rorny7 institnt. Predstavleno rik"emikon AN USSR
V.G. Gonlarchukom.
(1111peoid)

STUIVAS, MI.V.
Sme regularities in tile geographical distribution of platforms and
folds. Geol. zhur. 20 no. 054-4t. 160. (MM 1414)
(Geology, Structural)

3, 9400 (1Oq1)j3'7&-L7) 9/0,~
AUTHOR: Stovas, Lt. 7.
TITLE: The Probler. of the Formation of P'Ainetary Deep Faults in
the Earth C'nint
I'V
RIODICAL: D,)kl;i!iy Akijiemil nauk J.3S.R. V)6r;, T,~!. 1~1, ?, 1.
- ()) - 7 2
p
TEXT: The present paper invest igate,, the main 'Vension -listritution In a
fipl~-riclil lFiyer for fc,,ir lifferent mrJelq of t~iz) layer. Sw-,h, a layer
it~ teri -~e4 by the inner r-i I luo . U~c )% t e r r;i 104 R III I th.-- ":jiijqcn
n,imber m, the mg.11i1mg of, shearing 1, ~j~J the quantitlen X ani t - la fol -
A~,,xing ajnum;-tions are male for the molel:
41
A: I , ?I '. V1,
41 -R km , 7 - 101 , t - 0 . 2 , m .0-2 10 lyn/ cm I
V Ie I R: R :-1, ~1,~7 kr., K-'O, t:~0.2, m-~.7, 1, -,'. 1~ -10 1 iyn.( / c m2
1!- -1 e IC: R R If,40 km Z r, 10 0 t ~11. 2 , m - .7 1 -7 - 0 1 1 iyni C M"2
M ~-, A e ID ; R R -~900 k7, X-2 .2 , t .0. 2 2 - 10 2 '..n/ 11 CM
Carl 1/5

5
7h9 ilroblum of the For=ati,,)r. of PlanetAry '0 2 0 1
Deep ?aultff ir. the Earth Clr,iot POJ:V?0~6
The Jielriltqlioroaf the main tenjions o,, 02* a n I are investigatei.
.9. 1 -mid ~ ahow t?;e :,atterns c.kf the liotribution of al
FI g ani a, accor1ing
to brealth as-A Je;~%h of th-.? moJels; :) ani 1, resTectively. Fig. 2 nhowq the
LrpfiJt1;-1ijtribtjti(jn ofo2in "he =eri-111kn i4anp- All moleln have In c~:,m-
n C. The effect of
mon thnt the main tennion.4 linlereo a change of nif, ;k 55 ()
an in~retise tani a iecre,t.-e) of the p.,)Inr cz)z~restiion of tho., Flabe upon
the tenziion 3iotributions is Iiac,jaOel. P, F. Paakvvich 13 =entionel.
There are ', firires,
ASSO~',TATIDN: DnepropetrovskJy gornyy inatittit ir. Arterm
(Dnepro;,etre~isk Miningy, 1nrt.1t1jteir_en1 Artem)
.1 E Z EN-D A
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8/020 60/135/001/ole/o3o
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!'T(!VA,'-', M. V.
Doe Tech Sci - (diss) "Experience in mathematical analysis of
tectonic processes caused by changes in the Earth's figure."
Leningrad, 1961. 3'1 pp; (Ministry of HiFher and Secondqry
Specialist ~RSFER, Leningrad Order of Lenin and Order of Lat.or
Red Banner Mining Inst imeni G. V. Plekharov); 150 copies;
price not given; list of author's works on pp 1/6-37 (17 entries);
(Kl,, '/-61 sup, 230)

JTUVA-~.
Latitudinal boxxia.ries of the baWs of Jupiter. goofi' z.
god no.3:65-?U 161. (.,au 1~4. 1 ),
(Jupiter (Flanet))

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AUTHORs StO 4
TITLEj The significance of the irregularity of the earth's
rotation in the formation of planetary abyssal fractures
in the crust
FER I ODI CAL t Referativnyy zhurnal. Gootiziltaq no. 9, 19619 129
abstract OA90 (Geologichnyy zh., V. 91# so. 91 1961,
13-24)
TEXTs On the change of lar contraction, a strain *Ilipsoid-with
semlaxes 6 19 6 2, and 6"_ __ and also the change in three-dimensional
3
contraction- A -&rise at any point of the spherical crustal layer.
This evidently produces not only latitudinal meridional fractures and
folding, but also disjunctive diagonal stroasoo-to which the block cborac-
ter of the crust's structure contributes. The hypotheses of gravitational
differentiation, radioactive best and others cannot explain the patterns
which are outlined in the chief forma of the world's relief and in its
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The significance of..,, D226/D304
geographically-correct planetary formations. All this has impelled some
tectonicists to seek the mechanism of the crustal layer's movement in the
irregularity of the earth's rotation. Many Soviet researchers have writ-
ten about the latitudino-meridional direction of planetary folding and
abyssal fractures, and also about their connection with the earth's rota-
tion. Most researchers recognize that abyssal fractures, and also deep
and surface folding, are the consequence of the geographically-directed
planetary compression and stretching of the crustal layer throughout the
whole geologic history of the earth. It would be more correct to explain
tectonic movements, not by one particular hypothesis (while rejecting all
the others, since there are, probably, very many forces acting in the
crustal layer), nor by the arbitrarily permissible compression and stretch-
ing, but by the conjugate deformation of the terrestial ellipsoid in
connection with the irrt-gular axial rotation of the earth in time.
Z-Abstracteon note: Complete tranxlationj
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Immov, I-I.P Clotsont; SL4YAChr.H.Wt K.P., inzh.; STUVASS M.Y., doLsent
Using an engineering geodetic method to detersim defornation
Of tA porter bridges. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; gor.zhur. 5
no.2:82-85 162. (KIILA 15:4)
1. Dnepropetrov*kly ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znwwni gonqy
instituta imni Artem. RakomeDdoyana kafedroy j;eodezii.
(Transporter bridges)

STCVAS, H.V.; USENKu, D.N.
briefly about the forces of gravity and inertia of our
planet. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.geoll 27 no.11:101-102 N 162.
(MIRA 15:12)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy inatitut.
(Gravitation)

ACCESSION NR: AT4032216 8/3089/63/000/005/0085/0092
AUTHOR: Nesterenko, F. 0. (Deceased); Stoves, M. V.
TITLIC: Change in the gravitational field sai one of the causes of terrestrial
seismicity
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Mezhduvedomstvenny*y.geofizicheakiy komitet. Ceofizika i
astronomiya; informat'ionny*y byulleten', no. 5, 1963, 85-92
TOPIC TAGS: geophysi:s, gravity field, seismici,ty, earthquake prediction
ABSTRACT: Seiamicity and volcanic eruptions have long been considered to be un-
related to cosmic phenomena. This geocentric point of view possibly explains why
so little progress has been made in earthquake prediction. This is true although
the relationship between earthquakes and cosmic factors was clearly demonstrated
by A. Perrey in France during the past century. This article fully discusses his
extraordinary papers on this subject (Comptes Rendus des Seances de I'Academie
des Sciences, v. XXXV1, N 12, 1853; LUM, N 16, 1875). On the basis of statisti-
cal data for 125 years he demonstrated that the frequency of earthquakes is related
to lunar phases, the distance of the moon from the earth and its culminations.
that earthquakes are more frequent at synygiss than at quadratures and more fre-
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quent at perigee than at apogee. Despite this evidence, Perrey*s findings fell
-into obscurity. The foreign literature on this subject is reviewed, for example,
in 1958 the Italian geophysicist G. lobo published date showing that the eruptions
of Vesuvius during 1913-1944 were induced by lunar tides In the earth's crust. The
Russian literature on this subject to reviewed; G. P. T&mrazyan rediscovered
Perrey's first two laws on the basis of Soviet data although he was unfamiliar with
Perrey's studies. Tamrazyan, using data for a large number of regions in the SSSR,
repeatedly confirmed Perrey's findings. The year 1960 was a time of high seismicity
with severe earthquakes in Morocco, Iran, Chile, Albania and Assam, all which can be
irelated to cosmic conditions. Perrey's first two laws therefore have been confirm-
ed on the basis of abundant evidence. The article concludes with a discussion of
the controversial concept of critical parallels. Orig. art. has: 2 tables.
!ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskiy gorny*y institut (Dnepropetrovsk Mining Institute)
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wri -.Itithod o4' for I-M3 the I
of transportor %xid,-es. I vys. u- ib. zav.; gor, zh-,;r,
U zv
' 1:~ i
i no. 163.
kf)i:o
(,ransportcr bridg-s)

131~iiA~;,
Recent y~jung tectOnic hirh In the coastal part of the Whi*.e
and Barentr Seas. Dokl. AN Sz"ISR 153 no.01415-1417 D Of-)3.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Drvpropetrovskiy gorrvy inrtitlit im. Artema. 1redstavlenn
akademikum D.V. NalivkInym.

STOVASP M.V.
Planetary character of crustal vertical movmmnto. Geol. zhur.
21, no.2t18-31 164 (MIF-A 180)
1. Dhopropetrovskiy gomyy Inrtitut.

I , .. . - 1 !is, .; I I I r .
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~ :'-j ,i . - .
. 4 ~ .. I - ~.-!;- r*.?~ A-, rr,-a.
'), :e ~, e,
cjt~ollliz. I niLron* nooS356-1 I ", 5 . Wl~,,A% 1911)
1. f;n(-f;,-op.,*,rovskJy i:o-nYY Inr,,,,Il-uLe
I

ut
rovement of the ccean level in tho cojua*orial z on r,
AN i:~rll!-,R. ~ciitct. Informat5ionnrj byul-
9, !'A,&. Gvofizika i astroncm-ya, 73-79
A 1.11, ro;,erty, c-ceArj fllc,or rclf'ef
~T: I,- rf* 1~; ~l j"I'L t deal of t_,v;dcnce o.,* r.1z'mtrni-,-n of u-,~, !and n tl.~!
t- - f-, o f tti,~e Atlantic, il~jcific, and In d iian Oc c a -n s .1cef-huildim-
i rl)- , is found throu,-,hout rcFions. Su'.-.arinc c4nyv-,15 f--;-)
A'-rc;; are tlhou;~ht to b~~ due to sulacrial em.-inn. 7ricm arr
hi!;tory of 61e subrkri,,ence of Ceylon, and villarer or for-
ubm on %~.e ea-,t ccinl of Ssrr~!--
i i,., I cin pillcen . Studies of s -cr-,cnce I
I nub5istence rate froc-i 1930 to DuS a,- /ye S
1,., 4., r.1,.1 J1. 5 to 7 rr: -ar, re,.,- A_7 A
r f! i r a_-, raximum. Carbon-14 dating of suLrner-ged plant mazerial gave im avf!rage
I to 1.6 =/year in New EnplanJ. The California Islands are believel to be
tn:"!, of'- su1)rr41_r%,cd ridges . Additional evidonce of submergence is a field of Posi-
jLon
"aVit. alias in the lhaains of the Eazt and West Indies. the Sea of Band

~I thr.- Gul f of Mexico, and tt~e Cu~lan ~eij. Fcla~ive nuLmo!rgence car, le
b%, of sea levels in tl;e equatorial zone, where there i,- -a
rairing of th,c sea level. Vx! m~~eults of tLIS inveLtiFation are sLown
table.
Years Apparent increase I Speod of In~ro?w;e
in levei, cm in levcl,
Apparent II*rm, Level-
i

+~'O .976

C,- Gulf' Otr I
lac~fic Ocean
+5.o
+5.6r,
Cola;%2)ia.
t. -lfj6U +3.202 3 +4.76
1 1

SI-3 1 1943-1'~60 +7.229 +10.3
+11.16

'Vel, I-M

rn. 1, T,CI I
1950-1959 40,
'
--iav. CuLa 194 4 - 1 j& 0 4 1
)
xt-.X:co. Gulf of
9 5 2- i 56 1 16 '464
Gulf of
Xt I C, 1952-1960 + 1. ~3a 3
Vora ~:r-az. '-.-xico. Gulf of
Xe- 1951- +2.83G
r ~s ,Pexico.
C u I f tn~ ~ k: U) +0.488
ba Uiiiwl, S.-.1vador. Pacific
0': 1 1948-1960 +4. 606
Sxi Dit--ju. Pacific O~;ean 1927-1960 +3.202
Georgia 1933-1959 +7.777
Puutarenaj. Pacific Ocean 1942-1960 +11.560
Canj 3/5
j be r
A;~parent I rron L,!~vel-
.171
44.0
+
7
+
+7.7 +5.85
+1.9 40
f6.0 +8.14
+11.6 +12.17

j "L;
a c Z I c
t 1.2,31
Ecuador.
c
1
+2.959
PP!-:- Pacific
+1.677
Pacific Ocea. V142-1955
8
l') Li +1.51)2
i4vlzil

.0.671

1949-11i
57
+7.625

U:,
Dvt~~! i a Ila. GU I
+Li .
P- zitan. Ara!)J an,

1094-1920 1 +1.86

+5.60
i~raidiin S-a
+13 85
Flay of Leng'-I +3.477
~Qiurdj,-juri .3al of
1802-l!
-8.72
t 1. 6 11 t'.42
4
44.9 t4.35
+1.7

+2.93
tl.9 42.43

+0.92
+15.3
+2.53
+0.7 +0.79
+1.4 +1.31
+13.0 +17.41
+1.9 +&.57
-4.4 4.63

har". ou. 11.1.1 of
i I P (,, n)-,a 1
Years of LI!, W
in level. cm In I-vell m-ly-
Apparent Fruz Level-
ling
1'148-Y,ul
193 2 - 1 1) 1) 1

0 c 18 8 0 - 1'~ 2 0
1380-1960
p 'Liar. Gu f of Sidn 1940_19~6
'.'r 'ii land I
Yj40-11'5~6
!,I. P;-_ ~ ~,)-)inc Islands
South C;,ria ",12ZI 1901-1910
1926-1938
1948-1959
Hawaiiar Islands 19OS-1936
At.!ca 1880-1933
1937-1959
S~;5 CODL: OV SUBM DATE: nono/ O

curi 5/5 RIG
+ 1. q'i
t 1. P19
+
+~3. 34
+3.752
+3.29
+_50
+0.47
+4.48
+1.58
+6.07
+2.531
+0.18
+0.52
REF: 020/
43.2 i +0.75
+ Q. 1
+ 1 . 0
-f 0. 9
+.1.3 + I P,
0. ~10 +0. 3
+1.8 +2.57
+0.5 40.05

+1.4
*-2.2
41.6 +..63
+0.06 _~P.C6
-#o.5 1
OTH REF: 013

Ailfj,~2906 SOURCE CODE: Ult/'Vli6/66/,~i~C)/006/004710,~49
Slokhov, V. Yu. (Engincer); Stoviba, L. 1. (Engineer)
A. A vlok-trvaic com-Aiters ior des' tal-cutting opor- tions in
igning me
-49
7
4
III-WilitIM '~~ctrm.-.c colx-pkilor, pl.irposc computer
e,
ii, r.* A' Ii he se sho rt corni ni;o
i I i -Illit'i-y %nt~ ,'he Rostov
U;, i v i i 14.:'.V "Cyc:ic corru-cttot~" i, i c. i,i oci iuc*tw..,,;
"ov y?r,,,ollt.ttc;y lblkiim~ uhc o AAiw';1i o t u J, ililll-illnt.,~J, A ~.hitrc of the
UDC: obi. !-;'1. 353

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ri
t T t i1 ti--tcrilrimi,
vc
v of ;ie,.-Ilp tool c.11611~
hl.% ~i figure tnd 6 formulao.
S- -U'!~ 6 0 1 i-l' i 3 SUBIM DATZ: none
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(MMUTION)

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IZDA3~~I'f. A.M.. k~izd.aud.nnuk. red.: XVITNITSIATA. N.N.. kand.
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(PUBLIC HIALTH)

STOMN, A.-'.. kand.rw3d.muk (Kiyov)
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(FISIMT PROIXMTS) (CODTI SH)

YORONOT. Tu.Yu.; M"OVIATN, A.T.; K0S:e-%'-KO, A.F.
Hydration study of electrical properties of the blood In radiation
injury. Toen.-mqd.shur. no.8:28-32 Ag '5?. (KIRA 12:12)
1. Ix Ukrainakoom nauchno-Issledowitel's1cogo InstItuta pitanlya I
Ukrninskoro nauchno-Issledovatel'skoro Instituta parelivanlya kTovi,
(RADIATION MMRT blood)
(BLOOD radiation off.)
1*

KAMUZIU.-Y, D.N., jrof., otv. rud.; AUE.Y.SI'EI,,-E2-'4-'O, I.F., red.;
LAKIZO, *Ye.J., red.; L.I., red.; ST(MUN, A.T*j
rod.; SUNNITSUY, Y.Ya., red.; la'A."IIISKMA, A.L.P tOPIM.
red.
[FroU-nc of niral I:ygienel Vo,-,-o.%.r g1gleny soln; ,:Wrnik
do;:1ndov. Fod red. D.';.KalIuzhno,&o. Miov, Gorczedizdat
UOSIP 1r,6120 2J,1 11. NRA 16:12)
1. V.~esoyuznaya konferent.Aya po, problem "Gigiyena sela."
1nt. 2. Ulen-'kon-espondent Q-1; OISS.i i Ukrainskiy nauchno-
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(FUBLIC FXALTIH, MAL)

rf-I Al~ N: V, i.1% , red.;
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v , , rel , ZATI- 1. ':,KA YA, L, A. . tokhn. red.
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AWL)T--.:Yi.'VA , V.A.; L.-TEWN, N, A. ; 4.V.
t
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(Functional analysis)

5TOV-3UIi, F.I.
14br., Clinic Children's Diseases & Chair of Alicrobiol, -al9',8-. NValue of Rectoronanosoppy
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STOYBUN, F.l.
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nosis of enteric bacteria. Zhur.m1krobiol.apid.1 Imun., no,3136-37
Kr 155. WRA 8:7)
1. 1z kafedry mikrohlologit (zav. prof. G.P.Kalina) Chernovitskago
mn41tsinskogo instituta (dir. doteent H.B.Kaulkovskir).
(CULTURI IMIA,
for entaric b,~ct.)
tBACTIRIA,
enteric, MIltu-," "64ta)

STOYBUN, f.l.
Nature of enterococcus. Xikrobiol.shur. 18 no.1:41-46 156.(KLAA 9:7)
1. Z Ghernlyntalkogo modichoogo Institutu ta Chernlystolkot
mialkoi sanitarno-apidesiologichnoi stantalt.
(ISCHERICHIL COLI)

:iTtlygum- jj . -GAZUNT IRMA N. P.1.
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I. Is 1-y oblastnoy detakoy bollnitay I baktariologichookogo
otdola Chernovitskoy gorodskoy sanitarno-epidestologicheskoy stantsit
(DYSMTXRT. in Infant and child,
with otoantritts (Rua))
(OTITIS, In infant and child,
otoantritis In dysentery (Rum))
(KASTOID diseases.
otoantritis In dysentery in Inf. (Rum))