SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TSEREV, KH. - TSERKASEVICH, K.V.

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Name TSEREVJ KH.
Dissertation Effect of certain neurotropic substances
on the activity of acid phosphatase and
the concentration of orthophosphates in
the intestinal nerves; a histochemical
study
Degree Cand Biol Sci
Defended At Moscow Veterinary Acad, Hin Agriculture
USSR
Publication Date, Place 1956, Moscow
Source Knizhnaya Letopial No 5, 1957

TS]2'RV, Kh.
Histochemical studies on the effect of certain neurotropic substances
on the a ervous system of the inteatine [with Rummaz7 in lkglishl.
Arkhonat.gist. i embr. 35 no.1:63-67 Ja-F 158- (MIRA 11:4)
1. 1z kafedry gistologil (zav. - prof. I.F.1vanov) Moskovskoy
veterinarnay akaaemii. Adres avtors: Poo. Kuzlminki. Koskovskoy
oble. Ukhtomnkogo rayona, Vaterinarnaya alrademiye.
(GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM, Innervation,
Auerbach's plexus, eff. of nourotraoic substances (Rus))

ABRAMOV, R.R.; ALEKSEYEV, N.S.; ARKHANGELISKlY, N.A., prof.
B-9.;
rdeceased]; GUREVICH,
ZAYTSEV, V.G.; KEDRIN, Ye.A.;
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MI,RONOVA, L.V.; CSTANOVSKIY, T.S., dots.; PALLADOV, S.S.,
dots.; SERGEYEV, M.Ye.; TER-OVAKYUJI, I.A.; ILEIREVITINOVy
B.F.; SHCHEGLOV, L.M.; YAKOVLEV, A.I.; BOHISOVA CA.,-~--
-td'd-.-; MEDRISH, D.M., tekhn. red.
(Study of manufactured goods; concise course] Tovarovede-
nie promyshlennykh tovarov; kratkii kurs. (By] P.R.Abramov
i dr. Izd.2., perer. Moskva, Gostorgizdat, 1963. 768 p
(MIRA 16:11i
(Co~nercial products)

TEMMITINOV, B.Z.
[Decorative plants for reservoirs] Dekorativnoe tsvetovodstvo
vodoemov. 14oskva, Nosk.univ., 1958, 53 p. (gookovskoe
obahchestvo ispytatelei prirody. Sredi prirody, no.50)
(mIRA 14:2)
(Aquatic plants) (Plants, Ornamental)

FEMSETEV, Vladimir Fedorovich; TSUMITINOV, B.r., kand.takhn.neuke
red.; FAYBUSOVICH, A.I., red.~-F~OMC ~,X, takhn.red.
[Rides and skins; a commercial guide3 Tovarovedenis pushno-
makhovogo syriia. Moskva, Izd-vo TSentrosoiuza, 1958. 268 p.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Fur) (Rides and skins)

VINOGRADOVI Aleksandr Petrovich; KEDRDI, Yevgeniy Alekseyevich;
TaRE'VITIFOV, Boris Fedorovich; SERGEYEVp M.Ye., zaal. dayatell
nau=j-pTur.-,-t~r~.~nauk, retaenzent; BUI&NOVp 1U.)
prof., doktor tekbni 21auk, rot-nenzent; PLATUITOV, K.M., kand.
tekhn. nauk, reteenzefit; SHVETSOVA, T.P... inzh.l retsenzent;
MUINVIOZE, D.S.,, inzh.., retsenzent; YEGORKIN, N.I.; Prof.,
doktor tekhn. nauk. retsenzent; KASIMOV, A.N., kand. sellkhoz.
nauk, retsenzent-- ARKHANGELISKIY,,N,A., prof.p red..-,BDRISOVA,
--Ted4j-GROROV, A.S... tekhn. red,.
[Leather goods.. shoes,, furs and pelts] Kozhevenno-obuvnye,
pushno-mekhovye i ovehimno-shubWe tovary. Pod red. N.A.Ar-
khang9l'skogo. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo torg. lit-ry,, 1962. 536 p.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Boots and bhoes) ' (Fur) (HMOs and skins)

SENCHUROV, K.T., dots., DAXITSKIY, I.N., BULIN, P.P., LRBEDEV, I.M., dots.
SERGDYBV. M-Ye., prof., VOZNUSFXSKIY, N.H.. dots., SXBKO, S.T.,
STEFAHOVICH, I.P., kand.tekhn.nauk.. TSERFIVITINOT, B.7., red.;
LEVITAN, I.M., red.izd-va., LEVCHUK, K.V., red.izd-va.t BRUDOUNKO,
A.M., red.izd-va., IXKANCYA, I.S.. tekhn.red.
[Industrial and food products, a commodity guide] TovFlrovedenie
promyshlennykh i prodovol'stvennykh tovnrov. Moskvn, Vneahtorg12dat
Vol.2. 1958. 574 p. (MIRA 11:9)
(Commercial products)

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USSR/'Teneral Division. History. Classics. II-Personalities A-_0
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 3, .1958,
Author B. F. Tserevitinov
Inst
Title Boris Aleksandrovich -Kuznetsov
Orig Pub Byul. Mosk. s-va ispit. -)rirody. otd. biol,
1956, 61, No 6, 111-116
Abstract The 50th birthday and the 30th anniversary of
the scientific-Deda-ooical activity of Prof.
Kuznetsov, the zoologist who is worl,~ing in the
fields of faunistics, zoo,-~eo-raphy, and clas-
sification of mammals, and a specialist on
furs. Sixty-four works by K-uznetsov are
listed.
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BESEVIIN, A.U%;- TSMYTINOV, B.F.
Effect of repeated hair flexing on the wear of the fur.
Kosh.-obuv.prom. 2 no.10:21-25 0 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Moskovskiy institut narodriogo khozyaystva imeni G.V.
Plekbanova.
(Fur--Testing)

TSEREVITINOV, B.F.; IGNAMV, Yu.V.; IGNATENKO, V.B.; KRUSHINSKIYy V.V.
Heat insulating properties of fur hats. Kozh.-obuv prom. 4
no.41tlq-~2 D 162. RRA 16:1)
(Clothing, Cold weather-Testing)

TSEREVlTINOV,.-B.F., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent; BESEDIN, A.N., kand.Aekhn.
nauk
Nature of the abrasion of the hair covering of fur skins. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; tekb. leg. prom. no.2:11-13 163.
(MIM 16:10)
1. Moskovskiy Ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni institut,
narodonogo khozyaystva imeni Plekhanova. Rekomendovana kafedroy
tovarovedeniya promyshlennykh tovarov.

1. TSCMITINOV, B. F.
2. SSsR (6oo)-
4. Fur
7. Differentiating hairs In fars.
Trudy VNIO No. 10, 1951
9. monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, lebmary -1953. Unclassified.

1 . TSEREVITIN.GV, B. F.
2. USSR (600)
4. Yluskra ts
7. Change in muskrat fur in relation to its acclimatization to the
U.S.S.R., Trudy VINIO, ho. 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

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TSMVITIMOV, B.Y.
Boris Aleksandrovich Kuznteov. Biul.XOIP.Dtd.biol. 61 no.6:111-116
N-D 156 iKUZIS.TSOV. BORIS ALSKSAHDROVICH, lqo6_ ) (MLRA 10:8)
(BIBLIOGRAPHY--ZOOLOGY) (BIBLIOGRAPHY--FUR)

PALLADOV, S.S.; PAVLIN, A.V.; TER-ounmyAN, I.A.; KEDRIN, Ye.A.;
TSEREVITINOV_, B.F.; BORISOVA, G.A., red.; MEDRISH, D.M.,,
[Manual for laboratory and practical work in the commercial
study of manufactures] Rukovodstvo k laboratornym. i prakti-
cheskim. zaniatiiam po tovarovedeniiu Promyshlennykh tova~..
Mloskva, Izd-vo "Ekonomika." Pt.2.[Textile, clothing, .~Mit-
ted, leather-ard fo'o'tw'ear,' and fur goods] To,
rge, shveinye, trikotazhriye, kozhevenno-obuvnye, pushno.
mekhovye. 1964. 280 p. (MIRA 17:4)

T-5,C 0 r- \/ j'T Y New) LY /-,
SMEM. M.Te.. professor; PAJAL&DOV, S.S., dotsent; NOVO IN, P.I.,
dotsent; KIRTUKHIN, T.F., doteent; TSNWITINOV, B.F.. doteent;
GUREVICH, B.S., kandidat tekhniche,311W '71~ IGH, 1).A. ,
at. prepodamtell; GRANOVSrATA, I-Te., redaktor.
(Science of industrial wares) Tovarovedenie promyshlennykh tovaroy.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo torgovoi lit-ry. Vol. 2. 1954. 663 p.(MLRA 7:8)
(Manufactures)

MERKULOVA, A.I.; TSEREVITTLNOV, B.F.
Determining the content of loose pile fibers in fur fabrics. Kozh.-
obuvepromo 6 no.lOt23-27 0 164, (MIRA 18:1)

-yasillyevich, 1874-1947
TSMVITIX()V,.. F.149r,
[Chemistr7 and the marketing of fresh fruits and vegetables] Xhimiia
i tovarovedenia syozhikh plodov i Yoshchei. Izdo 3-se perer, i dope
Moskvao Gostorgisdat, 1*9, ~ (KIaA 9:12)
(Yrult"Chemical composition)
(Vegetable'*--Marketing)
(Yruit--Karkettag)

Bl"BEZIN. If.; PBAREV N.; POTEMKIN. V, i T -C,
I A-
"Fishery products" by V,I.Vzorov. Reviewed by N.Berezin and otherv.
Sov.torg. 35 no-4:37-38 Ap 262. (-Kre-A 15-4)
(Fishery products) (Vzorovl V.I.)

KOLESNIK,, A.A.; TSEREVITINOV, O.B.
Accumulation of some mineral elements in apples during
ripening. Kons.i ov.prom. 18 no.5t28-32 Yq 163 . (MIRA 164)
1. Inatitut, narodnogo khozyaystva imeni G.V.Plekhanova.
(Apple) (Fruit-Chemical composition)

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9BEREVITINOV. S. S.. VASILIYEV, V. I., ARETaV, G. N., KOMELKOV, V. S.,
PERGAMENT, M. I.,
"The Structure of Plasmoids of Coaxial Injector,"
report presented at the 6th Intl. Conf. on Ionization Phenomena in Gases,
Paris, France, 8-13 Jul 63

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AU.-,HOR: Pergament, M. I; Vasillyev, V. I.; Kcmellkov, V. S.; Tserevitinov, S. S.
TITLE: Investigation of infection and pinching of a plasma with the aid of an
electron-optical time magnifier
SOURCE: Diagnostika pla2my*.(Pla=a diagnostics); sb. statey. Moscow, Gosatomiz-
dat, 1963, 10-20
TOPIC TAGS. plasmoid, plasm injection, plasm ccnfinement, electooptical effect
ABSTRACT: The injection and pinching of a plasma was investigated by means of ap
electron-optical "time magnifier" technique which was developed by the authors
earlier (Trudy* 2-go vsesoyuznogo soveshchaniya po vy*sokoskorostnoy fotografii i
kinematografii, Moscow, 1960, AN SSSR, 1963). A series of photographs wiLs taken
at a rate of 10-5 _ 5 x 106 f s per secon
frame d and an exposure of 5 x 10-3 - 5 x
10-6 sec. The series ccnsisted of 4, 8, or 16 frames spaced 0 __ 10-4 sec apart.
Each frimm measured S x. 5 n-.n and the resoltrtion time was 30 pairs of liaes per
millimeter. The adjustment necessary to obtain optimal conditions of the "time
magnifier" are described in detail. Sow of the data obtained in the photographs
are compared with oscillographic data. On the basis of an analysis of both the
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'Dbotographs in the oscillograms it is suggested that the plasmoid consists of thred
princihal parts: non-glowing highly ionized region, a region of intense impurity
emission, and a region detached from the two walls, with bright deuterium lines,
having a conical front. The latter region should have a low temperature, (i.e.,
weak ionization), because it does not crowd out the magnetic field well. These
conclusions are confirmed by a study of the time variation of the intensities of
the individual spectral lines at different points of the plasma loop, using a
mcnochror.ator with a photmultiplier. The pinching of an injected plasma by ra-
pidly growing fields and a study of a plasma injector based on the "gushing pinch"
U. S. Kcmlkov et. al., Proceedings Fifth International Confe-zence on Ionization
Phenomena in Gases, Munich, 1961, v. II. p. 2190, North Holland, Amsterdam, 1962)
were also investigated by this technique and it is shawm that it provides infoina-,
tion not readily available by other means. Orig. axt.'. has: 5 figures.
ASSOCLATION. None
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AtM(oR.. Skvortsov, Yu.V.; Komellkov, V.S.;
TITLE: Structure of the magnetic fields in a plasma jet with internal currents
I SCUnCE; Zhurnal tuhhnichuskoy flziKl, v.34, no.6, 1964, 965-973
TOPIC TAGS: plasma, plasma jet, plasma magnetic field interaction
ABSTRACT: This paper reports results of investigations conducted from 1959 to 1961
concerning the magnetic fields and currents in plasma jets. The jets were produced
by discharge of a 130-microfarad capacitor bank at 5 to 30 kv between two coaxial
cylindrical electrodes 2 cm long, 3 cm in external diameter.,and 18 cm in inter-
nal diameter, respectively. The period of the electrical system was 22 microsec.The
electrodes were located at one'end of and coaxial with a glass bibe 1 m long and 19 cm
in dtAmeter containing hydrogen at a pressure of 0.5 to 10 mm 11g. All three compo-
nents of the magnetic field were measured with movable probes, and higIrspeed frame
and streak photographs were made. Extensive data were collected and are dis-
cussed in considerable detail. The velocity of the plasma jets was about 7 x lo6
cm/sec and, did not vary greatly with changing gas pressure and discharge potential.
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The current in the jet was limited to a region within 4 cm of the axis of the tube.
A remarkable leature of the current distribution was the appearance within the jet
of a helical filament carrying a considerable fraction of the current. The radius
and pitch of this helix were both about 2 cm, and its existence was shown both by
the behavior of the magnetic field and by the high-speed photographs. Optical pheno-,
Imens. due to this helical current have sometimes been misinterpreted as indicating
;the formation of a number of successive plasma bursts (i.F.Kvartskhava, R.D,Meladzo
I
;and K.V.Suladze.ZhTF 30,289,1960). "In aDncluaion, the authors thank D. r.vasillyev
jand M.V.Zol'nikov for'assistanco in performing the experiments, and V.Strizhanova
j,for laying out the graphs and drawings. Orig.art.has, 7 formulas, 9 figuresjand
12 tables.
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AU711OR: Areiov,G.N.; Vasillyev;V.I.; Komelkav,Y.S.; Pergament,M.L;,T~emvitinovs
S. S...
TITLE: The structure of plasma. bursts from a coaxial plasma
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SOURCE-: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v.34, no.7, 1964, 1191-1198
TOPIC TAGS: plasma, plasmoid, plasma gun, plasma diagnostics
ABSTRACT: The plasma bursts ejected by a coaxial plasma gun were ex~mkned with a
battery of diagnostic devices, and the results are presented and discussed in some
d6tdil. The plasma gun was similar to that described by J.Uarshall (Phys.of Fluids
13
134,1960) and employed electrodes 3.2-and 7.0 cm in diameter and 31 cm long. Deu-;
terium was admitted through openings in the,inner electrode located 17 cm from the I
i:output end of the gun..The gun was p6wered by a 50 microfarad capacitor bank charged
in most of the experiments to 5 W. The inductance of the sys tem was 40 cm, tho,os-
cillation period was 11.4 microsec, and the peak current was,110 M. The plasmas
were observed in a 10 cm d-iamet.er 80 cm long glass drift tube. The energy distribn-.
tion, both transverse and longitudinal, was measured with calorimeters. The thermal
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probe for measuring the longitud.inal energy distribution employed a 6 micron'thick
platinum foil. .The distortion of a local 100 to .200 Oe-magnetic field by the passage
of the plasma was observed, and in other experiments the longitudinal magnetic field
;of the plasma was recorded in the absence of external fields. The condudtivity was i
nal
estimated from the rate of diffusion into the plasma of a longitudi mngneti.,
field filling'the drift tube. The plasma was probed with 4 mm microwaves. The total,
radiation in the visible and near ultraviolot-was recorded, and the time variation
of the intensity of separate spectrum lines was observed. High spead photographs
:were made at~ the rate of 106 frames per second. These photog~raphs were made both
'with the general radiation and with DO radiation. The plasmoids werefound to con-':
sist of three distinct po rtions which became spatially separated during the drift
r
because of their different velocities. The most rapid po tion (velocity up to 3 x
x 107 cm/sec), in which the particle density reached 2 x 103L5 cm-3 and the electron
'temperature reached 6 ev, was non-luminous and consisted of pure almost completely
'ionized deuterium. Following the pure deuterium region was a less dense'less rapid
impurity zone in which line of carbon and copper were observed. Finally came a slov.-
er (6 x 106 cm/sec)i dense, intensely luminous -region containing considerable un-
"The'
ionized gas. The charged particle dens.ity in this region was 5 x 101 r -3,
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authors express their gratitude to,Yu.V.91cvortsov,-for valuable discussions, to G.
I.YevstratoV, F.Ya;Nikolayev, V.V.Somigjazov, P.T.Shevtsov and A.I.Yaroslavskiy
who part-icipated in the experiment, and also -to T.I.Sakolo~va and V.D.Strizhanova
for assistance In thd*prosentation of the results." Orig.art.hasi 7 flikured.,
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AUTHOR: Vasillyev, V. I.. Komellkov, V. S.; Tserevitinov, S. S.
ORG: Institute of Atomic Energy im. I. V. Kurchatov (Institut atomnoy energii)
TITLE: Longitudinal motion of pl~rsmoids in magnetic fields
SOURCE: Moscow. Institut atomnoy energii. Doklady, IAE-1016, 1965. Prokhozhdeniye
plazmennykh sgustkov cherez prodollnyye magnitnyye polya, 1-1.1,
TOPIC TAGS; plasmoid, pulsed magnetic field, plasma gun, electron temperature, ion
temperature, plasma density, deuterium~p_!=_ma.
ABSTRACT. The structure of deuterium plasma generated in a coaxial gun and injected
longitudinally into a pulsed magnetic field is studied with the aid of thermal and di-I
agnostic p.-obes, a mass spectrograph and a monochromator. These probes are used to I
determine the velocity of the plasma, the sum of the electron and ion temperatures, I
spectroscopic diagnostics and particle energy distribution. In addition, 4 mm micro-
waves were used to determine the boundaries of the plasma. It was found that pulsed
fields of 15 kG are sufficient to stop plasma of up to 2-1015 cm-3 density moving with!-
a velocity of 2-107 cm/sec. On the basis of the experimental events, the equipment
was programmed to sever the tail-end of the plasma which carries most of the impuri-
ties; this resulted in the production of plasmoids of high purity and relatively high
density. Some limitation on the rate of rise of the pulsed magnetic field was requir-,
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ed to prevent wall breakdowns and this increased the impurity content of the plasma.
The experimental results were found to be in good agreement with theoretical estimates
Orig. art. has: 4 figures, I table.
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AUTHOR: Komellkov, V.S.; Tsereviti
ORG: none
TITLE, H-igh speed pjk9togrsphy Of strong gas discharges
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Komissiva f0tografli I kinematooraffl. Uspekht nauchc~-
V. 9, 1964. VYsokostC6rostnaya fotografiyaf-kiiiiWa: (Ifigh-speed phoiag-
fotografii,
raphy and cinematography), 184-1191 and Inserts facing pages 184, M, 192, and 193
TOPIC TAGS: high speed photography, gas discharge, clectrooptic photography, Kerr cell
ABSTRACT: For the study of pulsed current discharges (up to 2. 10P. A) with opcillation fre-
quencies from 10 - 100 psee the authors made extensive use of fast-electron photoregisters
and Kerr cells. 4 eAe=ribes devices, auxiliary equipment, and methods used
during lAd-temner ' 'e asma Investigations by means of Soviet instruments. A discussion
is given on photography by means of high-speed photoregistering devices incl6ding light
generating, synchronization, and registration devices and their operation; and Kerr cell
photograpby, Including various optical systems and Kerr cell control circuitry. Authors
thank their research associates G. N. Aretov. Ye. V. Borisen , V. 1. 'VE#Yev, D6 S.'
Parfenov Yu. V Skvortsov and B. P. Zurnin who partizi In iVe-eii~~rfments and in
-~ve
oji~~~eni;t's~~ oMtlo equipment used. Orig. art. has: 13 figures.
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AUTHOR: Toerfas, K. E.
TITLE: Dependence or the strength of the electric field on the concentration and
character of dust particles In the atmosphere
SOURCE: Tashkent. Bredneaziatskly nauchno-isaledovatellskiy g1drometcorologicheakiy
institut. Trudy*, no. 18(33), 1964. Voprosy* aktinometrii I atmoslornogo clektri-
chestva (Problems of actinometry and atmospheric electricity), 77-86
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, atmospheric electricity, atmospheric dust, condensation
nucleus, atmospheric volume charge, aerosol
ABSTRACT: This article discusses an investigation of the dust component of the free
atmosphere over Tashkent in the summer of 1962. Specifically, parallet measurements
were made of the characteristics of atmospheric electricity (field strength, volume
charge), as related to dust formations and condensation nuclei, on clear days In the
period June-September, 1962. Data are given on the concentration of dust particles,
their particle-size distribution and their origin to a height of 6 Ian. A close relationship
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was established between the strength of the electric field and the dust concentratIA,
and a less close relationship between strength of the electric field and condensation
nuclei. It was found that fine dust (10p) makes up about 5% of the total; and particles of intermediate size (1-10p) make
up 18% of the total. A considerable part of the total dust quantity consisted of quartz
particles or dust of organic origin (10-35%). The curves shown in Figures I and 2 of
the Enclosure show)the close dependence between the dust content of the atmosbhere
and electric field strength. The correlation coefficient between the dust concentration
and electric field strength (r ) is 0*06, while that between condensation nuclei and
T %d distribution of the density of volume cparges with
electric field strength Is 0. 83.
height is similar to the distribution of the above mentioned characteristics. The
increase In the strength of the electric field with an Increase In the dust content of the
atmosphere can be attributed to a decrease in electrical conductivity, since atmospheric
dust hinders the motion of Ions. In addition, dust particles and aerosols In general, by
acquiring charges and under certain conditions.becoming separated, can themselves
create considerable electric fields. Orig. ar~t; has: 3 figures and 3 tables.
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Institut (Central Asian Hydrometcorological Scientific Research Institute)
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density of volume charges with height. Observations of July 1962. 1 - dust-,
2 - condensation nuclei; 3 - electric field strength; 4 - volume charge density.
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Translation from. Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1960, No. 10, p. 147, # 12703
AUTHOR: Tserfas, K.E.
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TITLE; Comparisons of the Observations of the Electric Potential Gradient
and the Intensity of the Atmosphere Electric Field
PERIODICAL: Tr. Sredneaz. n.-i. gidrometearol. in-ta, 1959, No. 2, (17),
PP. 233-237
TEXT: The comparison is presented of measurement results of the electric
field potential gradient, which were performed with the Benndorf electrometer in
connection with an ion collector, and the measurement results of the electric
field intensity with the (PNP)- device of the rro (GGO)-system. The observa-
tions were carried out at Tashkent in 1957-1958 daily independent of the meteoro-
logical conditions. It was stated that the diurnal courses of both devices were
similar. The correlation coefficient calculated for average values is equal to
0.99. The absolute values of the field intensity are lower on the average by 7%
than the values of the potential gradient. The average ratios of these magnitudes
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vary during the total period of measurement in the limits from 1.00 to 1.17. In
some hours deviations from monthly mean data were observed amounting to 30.40%.
N.V. Krasnogorskaya
Translator's note: This Is the full translati:~n of the original Russian abstract.
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AIMOR:, Tserfas, K. E. 62
TITLE: Electrical characteristics of the atmosphere in a vertical c
section at Tashkent.as indicated by observations during the
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizikaj no. 4, 1963, abstract 4B237
(Sb. materialy konferentsiy po itogam, ~ Y (1960) 1 mete ol
LG or
izuch. Antarkti~Y (1959), M. Gidrometeoizdat, 1961, 260-274)
TEXT: The strength of the electrostatic field B in the free atmo
uD to n altitude of 6 kilometers was measuredin 1958-1959 at Tashkent b
oi an4lectrostatic flw=eter installed in.an airplane's The observations
conducted chiefly at 3 and 15-hours Moscow time. The results of 174 verti
Poundings taken in cloudless weather were analyzed. The distribution of t
density_of-stereoscopic charges ( P)--and-of the electric potential with al
tude were calculated by means of data from measurements. Changes in the a
agesfor E, and V cae be represented by the following formulas:
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where. H . is-the.altitude- inmeters. In the first-half-of 1958 E had a nega-
ti46: -value (anomalous .6ourse) be inning at ii certaWaltitiide.and. positive
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Ivalues at all altitudes (normal course) through theiremaining period of obser-
vations. The anomaloui; course is explained by the influence of stereoscopic
charges connected with intrusions of dust which were particularly intense in
1958. Due to the increased dust content. in the air in the summer at certain
altitudes, beginning at an altitude of one kilometer, the annual course of E
has a maximum in the summer, a minimum in the winter, and an in4erse course at
the ground surface. Stereoscopic charges reach their most significant maxi
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Effect of clouds on the elecrric field of the free altzaBphere a--4 the
electric structure of clouds. 11rudy Sred.-Az.nauch.-issl. g1drometeor.
inst. no.18:59-76 164. (MIRA 17:10)
Dependence of the intensity of the electric field on the concentration
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AUTHOR: Avak'yants p Go M.; Atakulov, B. k; Dmitriyenko, 1. L.
Murygin, V. I.; Iserfas, R. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Problem of the forward branch of the cur:rent -voltage characteristic of
gold-doped-base silicon diodes
::SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 10. no. 11, 196S, 2037-2045
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor diode, silicoAiode, current voltage characteristic
ABSTRACT: The results of experiments with (50-300-kohm-cm) Si-d-Aodes doped
by Au (0.15a Sb admixture) are reported, in some cases. the n+ -layer was obtained '
by phosphorus diffusion. Six varieties of experimental I-V character*iatics had a
segment of negative resistance followed by a segment of independent I/V relation;
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.the latter segment occupies a large current interval and starts from 1. 5-7 v. As.
.neither M. A. Lampert's theory (Phys. Rev., 1962, 125, 126) nor R. Hall's
~theory (Proc. IRE, 1952, 40, 1512) can explain such a shape of the I-V character-'
the authors offer a new theory based on the kinetics of carrier transitions
anear deep levels and on the formation of space charges in the dielectric-like semi-
~conductor material. They also offer an empirical formula which describes both
:mechanisms behind the above I-V characteristic. Additional experiments with the,
'diodes at -59-Z4- -4+49C corroborated the now theory: the negative -resistance
~segment vanished at higher temperatures. 11E * 0. Pell arried out the lifetime
;measurements. " Orig. art. has; 7 figures and lZ for- Was.
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..AUTHOR: AyAk'yants, G, M.; Alimova, L. L., M
ARW.
~Skripnikov, Yu. S.; Taqvias, R. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Selective properties of silicon diodes with gold- oped base
SOURCE: Radiotekhaika i elektronika, v. 10, no. 11, 1965, 2074-Z077
TOPIC TAGS: silicon diode, semiconductor diode
ABSTRACT: Results are reported of an experimental investigation of an Au-
doped-base silicon diode used as a parallel oscillatory circuit thanks to the
falling-off branch of its I-V characteristic (N. Holonyak, Proc. IRE, 1962, 50,
12, 2421). Biased to the negaiive-resistance region, the diode behaved like a
f high-Q oscillatory circuit; biased to the edge of the positive -resistance region, it
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I exhibited the characteristics of a low-Q oscillatory circuit. In addition to the
fundamental resonance curve,- a number of resonance peaks at various multiple
_f frequencies were observed; higher applied voltages resulted in distorted
(asymmetrical) resonance curves. A compound peaked high-Q resonance curve
was exhibited by some specimens. As a rule, the resonance frequency increased;
with the bias current. As a parametric amplifier the silicon diode developed a
voltage gain of 15-25. A transistor circuit, in which the resonant silicon diode
was connected in lieu of the collector load, could be operated as an amplifier from,
a-9-12-v supply-voltage source. Orig. art. has: I figures.
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AUTHOR: AvaWyants, G. M. 7 Zaugol' nikova, Ye. _G - 7 Murygin, VJ-7 Teerfas, R, A.
TiTLE: Some properties of inductive selenimn rectifiers
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SOURCE: AN UzSSR. Izvestiya S riya fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk, no. 5, 1964, 53-57
"tif
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TOPIC TAGS: selenium ree audio, frequency generator, semiconductor, inductive
rectifier, semiconducting inductance
ABSTILACT: T-he present work continues the investigation of the previously reported
inductIve effect observed in selenium rectifiers (Avak'vants et al * 'Radiotekhnika i elek-
, and 1,?13~ Measurements have shown that
tronika 1962. 'AT(j pages 121
VrI, vol 7, 4
the Lnduct-.ve properties of seienitun recni)ers are related to the exponential current-
,~olta-e ~~endence reportod b%, ilzvestiya AN ',~zSSR, Seriva
1~,~ ::461 2 vnit-ampere curves of the
snalxii in Fi-4 I of the
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for iarge values-an inducwe pi-a-se :-t iil* ~t~rs iJlased in tne re~~i;)n )f
large 'inverse currents possess a sernicanducting ind~ictance. i e. t-hey can .9tore the enerky
M
of an electric field and transfer it to other parts of a circuit. Although the impedance oi the
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rectifier is found to have an appropriate frequency dependence, the element cannot be used
as a choke filter, because of its high DC resistance. With the addition of external circuitry
to proviee compensating negative resistance. the selenium iectifier can be used to generate
aadio frequences Undez- certaia conditions the depp ievel's do not act to impede the
carriers and give an inductive effect. but, as a resuit of die inien8e ionization in Lhe
presence of a strong electric field in the contact reorm, they form a region with an in-
creased concentration of ionized impurities whl'ch lleads to ar, anomalous frequency-dependent
growth of reverse current and capacitance. Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: rashkentskiy gosuniversitet im, V. 1. Lenina _(Tashkent State Univarsity)
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AUTHOR: Avak'yams, G. Y, B.. Mury*gin. V- I.; Teshabay~ev, A.;
Tsexfaa. R. A.
T-~TLE: Some patterns in the current -voltage characteristics of long diodes
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 9, no. 5, 1964, 868-875
TOPIC; TAGS: diode, semiconductor diode. current voltage characteristic,
Ge diode, Si diode
ABSTRACT: Ne- approximate f-)rmulas are offered which describe the linear
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characteristics of a 3.5-n-im-thick base were also measured at +20, 0, -20, and
-60C. Generally, a good agreement between the theoretica1 and experimental
curves s noted The of an 7,-S,
base -,G. I mm) dioce was a.a(, rneas-r,--r- 0.-.g. ar-~ rLas 5 igur,~s. o iorrr-.,,Las,
and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Tashkent*skiy gosudarstverzny*-,r universitet irn. V. 1. Lenina
(Tashkent State University)
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Some properties of induction -geler-Ium rect-4-ftera. lzv. AR Uz.
SSR.Ser.fl.z.-mat.nauk 8 ric.19t5-3-107 '64.
(MIRA 1812)
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:AUTHOR: Avak 'yants, G. M. j Zuyev, A. V. I Murygin, V. 1.
Skripnikov, Yu-S. _54rov, V. P!j Tserfas, R. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Amplifying and oscillating pro?ertles of silicon diodes with gold-doped
base
POURCE: Radiatekhnika I sleidronlk~.,v. 10, no. 11, 1965, 2077-2081
I TOPIC TAGS: silicon diode. sen#/C-ductor diode
ABSTRACT: The results of an experimental investigation of the operation of a
silicon diode an a voltage amplifier and as an oscillator are reported. A simple
amplifier circuit consisting of a capacitor in series with the diode developed a
voltage gain of 16-20 and a power gain of 200-300; its resonance frequency and
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passband depended on the bias current; Its maximum sensitivity was 5-10 my,
and in some specimens, 200-300 mv. The noise In such a circuit was
incoherent, sinumbidal, and had a maximum coinciding with the resonant
frequency. As an oscillator, the silicone diode developed a practically minusoidal!
waveshapei both its frequency and amplitude depended largely an the bias current
and external capacitance. Orig. art. bast 7 figures.
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Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Study and use of semiconductor thermo-
resisters for remote control in incubator equipment." Lenin-
.-rad, 1961 19 - (Ministry of Agriculture RSFSR, Leningrad
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Agricultur;1 Inst~l 250 Copies; price not given; list of author's
works at end of text (10 entries); (KL, 6-61 sup, 227)

TSERIKH, F.A., inah.
Study of the stability of heat-sensitive thermistors, Nauch.
trudy VIESKH 11:93-109 162. (MIRA 16:3)
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