SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TURSKY, T. - TURSUNOV, R.A.

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MEDICA Sec 8 Vol 12/5 Ne~rology May 59
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2133. TRANSAMINASES (M-11NOPlIERASES) IN CEREI31j0SI'I'_"'AL I.-LUIJ)
Aminoferdzy v cerebrospindlnom likvore - T u r s k &. Biochem. Ost.,
IAlk. Fak., Univ. Komenskdho, Ko�ice - WTATIST:~ Lt LISTY 1958, 3813
(144-151) Graphs 2 Tables 4
Gititamic-aspartic transaminase was t egularly found in the CSF of 66 pattents, at
;in activity of 1.55 (range 0.55-2.75) jA1 of glutamic acid per 5 hr. per ml. CSF.
In 2 cases of hydrocephalus, in I epileptic out of 6, in I out of 4 patients who had
suffered a cerebral haemorrhage, and in I patient with headache due to vascular
hypotension, the transamittase activity was increased (over 3 JJM15 hr. /nil. ). The
following arguments are presented for the assumption that the transaminase in tile
CSF originates from the cells of the nervous system- There is no correlation be-
tween the enzyme levels in plasma and CSF; CSF contains only glutamic-aspartic
transaminase and not glutamine-alanine transqminase, which latter is present in
relatively high concentration in plasma, whereas there is very little or it in ci~re-
bral tissue.

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TURSKY,T.; VALOVICOVA,E.
Asparaginase activity in the nervaus systom in experimental
allergic encephalomyelitia. II. Cas. lek. cesk. 103 no.15:
395-400 10 Ap'64
1. Biochemisky ustav Lekarskej fakulty UK v Bratislave;
prednostas doc.dr. T.Tursky.

TUWSKYy T.
Effect of potassium cyanide on glutwaic acid decarboxyLi.,3e and
I'-arinobutyric,adid transuminase in tho brain. Bratiol.Lok. Li:,ty
42 no.2:649-654 162.
1. Z Katedry biochemie Lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Bratislave,
veduoi, doe. MUDr. T. Tursky, 0. So.
(BRAIN metab) (CYANIDES pharmacol) (DESMOLASES metab)
(TRANSAMINASES metab)

T
SBDI", Jan; TUNSIT, Timotej
vitamin B6 content of brain. III. Changes in vitamin B6 concentration in
rat brain after stimulation & Inhibition, Cas, lek, ceek. 97 no,6-7:
175-178 14 Feb 58.
1. Biochemicky ustav Lekarskej Fakulty University Komensksho v Kosiciaoh.
Mum B6, metab.
brain, off. of stimulation & inhib. In rate (Gs))
(BRAIN, metab.
vitamin B6. off. of st4mulation & inhib. in rate (Oz))

TUFSKY, Timotej
The effect of ammonium catione and urea on the decarboxylase of
glutamic acid in the brain. Biologia 16 no.11;831435 161.
1. Katedra biochemie Lekarskej fakulty Univerzity Komenskeho
v Bratislave.
(BRAIN chemistry) (GLUTMIATES chemiste~)
MVA pharmacol.) (AMONIA pharmacol.

V i-
U, T.; SIDILK, J.
Activity of several pyridoxal enzymes during stinulation & inhibition
of rat brain. Gas. lek. cesk. 97 no.6-7:171-174 14 Yeb 58.
1. Biachemicky ustav lekarskej fakulty Univerzity Komenskeho v losiciach.
(COENZYMES
pyridoxal enzymes in rat brain homogenates, off. of
electrostimalation & anesth. (00)
(MUDI, metab.
same)
(AIMTHIISIA, off.
on pyridoxal enzymes In rat brain homogenates (Gs),lv

TUI~qU T.
"Metabolism of the,(~-amino-butyic acid in the brain,"
pIL1,18 (Biologia, (Slovenska akademia vied) Bratislava, Vol. 12, no. 2, 195?
Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (UAI) LC. Vol. 7, No. 2,
febmary 1958

SON. F,; SEBESTA, K.; TURSIT, T.
cz,
$ome properties of trannamidinase [with suzzary in Maglishl. Sbor.
Chakh.khim.rab. 18 no,1:140-130 7 153. 1 (KM 7:6)
1. Central Chemical Research Institute, Prague.
(Transamidinase)

I . " ~ ~ L .
, f m. I,i!,ty 1,61 _75-90
FICA'.'. .f.,ntr,,a -hpri. Trot., J-ra,lue,

"MIYO Y11. 1.
Dissertation: "The Semicoking of Coal Fines in a Moving Layer."
Cand Tech Sci~ Inst*of Mineral Fuels, Acad Sci USSR, 15 Jun 54.
(Vechernyaya Moskva, Moscow, 4 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318v 23 Doe 1954

TURSKI BIONIEW
S"BWIGZ. rArol; TURUI, ZbIgniewt WHOL)WHIt Bogdan
Modification Of the Italian technic of plastic mwgorjr, PolskI
prsegl. chir..26 no.7:607410 July 54.
1,.Z Wojskowego Osrodks Chirurgil Urazowej I Ortopedii I x Kliniki
Chirurgil Polowej Akademii Kedyoznej w ladzi. Kisrowniki 4r
X.8sanievics.
(SKIN TRANSPLMOIOK,
full thickness. techzlc)

TURSKY, Timotej doc., Dr. (Bratislava, Sasinkova 4)
Effect of narcosis, Irritation and 17poglycemia on the N-acetyl-L-
aspartic acid in brain. Biologia, 16 no.51184-387 '61.
1. Katedra biochemis lekarskej fakulty Univerzity Komenskel) v
Bratislava.
(BRAIN) (ASPARTIC ACID)

TURSCIVJ, S. 1. (Professor) and NDROPOV, V. M. (professor) Review of the manual
"Biochemistry of Animals "
(The book was written b S I Afonsk:Li, M. Gosudarstvennoe Izdatellstvo
Nysshaya Shkola", 196o~ * I
Veterinariya, vol. 39, no. 5, may 1962 p. 87

TURSUKOVt V. K.
25890
Drakhkorpushoe soderzhanis povyohaet prodyktivnost' pcbellnnykh vemeu. Pchelovodrtvo,
1949p No. 8,, a. Z7-28.
7 Okhota. Fushnoe zlerovodstvo Rybovodetvo. rybolovetvo. Morielcle
promysly.
Korotkiy, I. I. nhtiofaym vodoemov aistemy protochi Sm 256-40
8 Veterin"iya
SO: LetOpiB' NO. 31+

IME13FOV, -"h- S.; TRETlyhOV, L.10;
T
GCIRY-ky'r,V YSMICTOVA, F.U.
TUF b3tances from Petroleu-a on the u):
f.Cect of grovth-promoting 8u 'R Ser. khIm. na
* 18")
F, ,th of fodder yeasta- Izv- AE KS7'akll (MM -12)
grow o.-L -8"3 jg_-14r 165,
15 n -
1. Submitted MaY 9# 1964.

V .,~ A . Jn 4a
TURSIM.B"EV I ~jjecti-,-ization of agricultu-re
. -e,l A. 11'rom the hi5tory of the r,( - A. - zak.,istan",
Tursunbaj .9 94~3 110. 11, p. 15-25, (Itcrume in Kazakh.
'Jestnik Akad. nauk Kazakh. 53-4 1
SO: U-3042j, 11 ',Iai*ch 53, (Le~,Gi.is lnykh StaWy, lio. 9) 191o)

TuS5Cjfft3t9f,EV, 1?13br-
TURSUNMYE,!
e-----['Zhe victory of the collective farm system in KazaLrhstaal Pobeda
klkhoznogo stroia v Kazakhotane. Alma-Ata, Kazakhokoe goo. izd-yo,
1957. 325 P. (KM 11:2)
(Kazakhatan-Gollective farms)

AKNOVA, R.Kh., kand. ist. nauk; TETENEVA, L.G., kand. ist. nauk;
ALIMV, I.A.; DMITRIYEV, G.L.; DZHAP'AWV, O.B., doktor
ekon. nauk., redaktor ; DZHURAYEVA, T., kand. ist. nauk,
red.; ATFENYUK, S.Ya., red.; DANILOV, V.P., glav. red.;
BELOV, G.A., red.; GRIGORIYAN, L.L., red.; IBRAGIMOV, Z.1.,
red.; IVNITSKIY, N.A., red.; ILIYASOV, S.I., red.; KAKABAYEV,
S.D.1 red.; KAMENSKAYA, N.V., red.,, KRAYEV, M.A., red.;
KULIYEV, O.K., red.; MAKHARADZE, N.D., red.; OBICHKIN, G.D.,
red.; PLESHAKOV, S.T., red.; ~ADZHABOV, Z.I., red.; SELEZNEV,
M.S., red.; TIT - BAXIY_.", red.; FEDOROV, A.G., red.;
SHEPELEVA, T.V., r .; _PAfU'CW,-B., red.; MASHARIPOVA, D.,
red.; BULATOVA, R., red.; GORIKOVAYA, Z.F., tekhn. red.;
KARABAYEVA., Kh.U., tekhn. red.
(Socialist reorganization of agriculture in Uzbekistan]
Sotsialisticheskoe pereustroistvo sel'skogo khoziaistya v Uz-
bekistane, 1917-1926 gg. Pod red, O.B,Dzhamalova. Tashkent,
Izd-vo Akad. nauk UzSSR. Vol.l. 1962. 792 p. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Tashkent. Institut istorii i
arkheologii,
(Uzbekistan--Agriculture)

SADYKOV,' A.S.;'ASL&NOV, Kh.A.; JpSq4#~? a-, T.
CondenBation of lupininic acid with piperidinee Zhur.obokhlzo 30
no.10:31+96~3499 0 f6l. (laAA 14:4)
1, S.redneaziatskiy gosudarstve=yy universiteto
(Lupininic acid) (iliperidine)

MIKHALEVA, V.V., kand. biolog. nauk; SMIRNOV, F.Ye., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk;
TURSUNKHODZHAYEVP A.S.; ZAKHAROVA, S.N.
Some root bacteria as antagonists of phytopathoge-nic fungi.
Agrobiologiia no.1:32-36 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 18W
1. Moskovskoye otdeleniye Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta sellskokhozyaystv--nnoy mAkrobiologil.

I
~JJSJSx/Cultlvated Pl%nts. co=--rcial. (41-learing. Scu~_rs- 14
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., NO 5, 1958, 20380.
Author 77 zh,~ ~ev, I.F. Kiseleva.
,_-~rsunkho~d
Inst The All-Union ScienTific Research institute for Cotton
Ralsing.
q'Itle 'The TIrrigattion Conditions for Cotton on the Golodnayn- Steppe.
Orig Pub: Sots. s. kh. Uzbekiztana, 1956, wo 6, 202-27.
Abstrs-,et: 117he results of many years of field and laboratory
research in the Pakhtao-Arallsk test station of the
All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Cotton
Raising is presented. Lysimetric tests made at the
Pakha-Arallsk station in 1950-1951 have ahown that
during its vegetation period cotton consumes more
water than to a large measure it is pr(rrided with.
In the tests at the station the water irapply was
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j33R/Cultivated Plants. Commercial. Oil-Bearine. Sugars.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur--Diol-, No 5, 1958, 20380.
increased chiefly at the expense of the ground water.
When this occurred at a depth of 1 motor, it provided
80-67% of the ordinary water requirements. 14ien
ground water occurred at a depth of 2 metera, cotton
u3ed 4o-60%, and at 3 maters in depth., it p.*Pactically
wasn't used at all. It is recommended that the number
of waterings be cut ca plots where the ground water
lies at a depth up to 2.5 meters from the surface of
the soil. On newly irrigated soils depending on the
amount of time since Vie year it was applied~ the
irrigation rate and number of irrigationB my be re-
duced, and at 5-6 years in opercation with packed
ground soil and a raised ground water level in order
to obtain a raw cotton yield of 35-40 centners per
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USSR/Technical Crops. Oil Plants, Suaar Plants. m
Abo Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958., 77757.
Author Tursunkhodzhayev, Z.S.
Inst
Title Experim- nt on Assimilation of Cotton-Grass Crop
Rotations in the "Pakhta-Aml" Sovldhoz.
Oriu, Pub: V sb.: Materialy ob"yedin. nauchn. sessii po
ID khlopkovodstvu. T.I. Tashkent, Gosizdat UzSSR,
1958, 311-318-
Abstract: No abstract.
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Na= i TUR3UNKffM211AYEW,, Munira Sagdullayevila
Dissertations Clinic and Leval of certain Vitamins during
Nutritional Toxicosis and Intestinal Disorders
undor Oanditione of Hot Olimto
Dogroot Doe blod Sci
Affiliationt Tashkont Had Inst imoni liblotov
Defense Date, Placei 28 Nov 56t Council of lst Hoscow Order of Lunin
lk-,d Inst imni Sochanov
Certification Datot 17 Nov 56
Soureas BTWO 6/57
45

USSR/Technical Crops. Oil Plants. Dagar Plants. m
Abs Jour: Pef Zbur-Diol., Ito 17, 1958, 77761-
Author Tursunkulav, Kh.
Inst
Title Experiment for Obtaining High Cotton Hartests.
Orig Pub: V ob.: Materialy Ob"yedin. rauchn. sessii po
khlopkovodstvLx, T.I. Tashkent, Gosizdat UzSSR,
1958, 123-135.
Abstract. No abstmet.
Card : 1/1

ISMAIWV, R.I.; TURSUNM3)ZHAYNYA, M.S.; KAIMAYAROVA, D.A.; KARIHOVA,
Y&#A. - - -
Some results of a study of the vitamin level in healthy
and diseased Individuals in Uzbekistan. Izv.AN Uz.SSR.Ser.
mods no-5:63-69 159. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Tashkentskiy gosudarstvanny7 meditsinskiy institut.
(UZBBKISW--VITAKIN KITABOLISK)

TURSUNKHODWAYEV., N.B.
Mechanism of action of the antitumoral antibiotic actinow,7--in
C o4 the tumor ceU. Antibiotiki 8 no.2sUl-114 F163.
11 (MIRA 16;7)
is 14boratoriya eksperdmntallnoy biotempii,opultholey (save
chlon-korrespondent AIC SSSR prof. M.H.Miayevskiy) Inatituta.
eksperimentallnoy i klinleheskoy unkologii AMN SIM*
(CANCER PME=H) (PROTEIN METABOLISM)

TMUNKULOV, KH.
20875. Tiwmidmlov, Kh. Pravillnoye n'apravleniye'ryadkov khlopchatnika --Vanhnoye
uiloviye'polucheniya vyeokogo urozhaya. Sots. sel. bkoz-vo Uzbeki-stana, 1949, No. lo
s. 27-33.
SOt LETOPIS ZHURNAL STATEY * Vol. 28, Moskva, 1949.

TURSUKOV., V. K.
25890. TTJM~UKCV, V. K. Dvllkhkorrusnoe soderzhanie povyzjhaet
produktivnost' pchelinykh semey. Pchelovodstvo, 1949, I-To. 8,
S. 27-28.
So. Letopial Zhurnaltnykh Statey, Vol. 34, Yoskva, 1949

TURSUNBAYEV, Abde Bochinovich
[Collective-farm peasant-ri of Kazakhstan] Kolkhoznoe krestlian-
stvo Kazakhstana. Alma-Atat Kazakbakoe goo. izd-vo 1960. 254 P.
NIRA 14:11)
(Kazakhstan-Collective farms)
(Kazakbotan-Peasantry)

TURSUMAYEV, K.T,
Umsual case of thoracoabdcminal vound. Xhirurgila 37 no.I:
123-124 Ja 161, (MM 14t2)
lo Iz kafedry obahchey khirurgii (zavo - prof, AsM., Geller)
Tashkentsko o meditsinskogo inatituta., na baze khirurgicheskogo
otdeleniya fzav. K*T. %lursubayev) Taskhentskoy gor,Askoy klini-
obeekoy bolsidtay No*10.
(CHEST-MOUNM AND IMRIES) (ABDOM-WOUNDS AVD DUUMS)

-IUR3UI4'KHGDZfV*.YEV, A.T_
36893. Sakhar v krovi bolInykh gipertontcheskoy boleznly-u, lechenrwkh
nekotorymi fizicheskini metodaii. Trudy Uzbek, gos. nauch.- issled.
in-ta kurortologii i fizioterapii in. SeWishkc, sb. 11, 1949, c. 257-62
SO: Letopis' Ahurnal LN-fkh Staty, Vol. 50, Moskva, 1949

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TURSU 9RDZ , kandidat sellskokhozyaystvewWkh nuuka
W~ ""~,
Some problems in the system of W-iculture in the GolodWa
Steppe. Zealedelie 4 no-11:24-33 N 156. (NUA 10: 2)
1. Pakhta-Arallskaya komplekanaya zonalInaya opytnaya, etantsiya,
Soyusr47 Maucbno-inaledovatellskiy khlopkov" institut.
(Golodnaya StAp~e--Agriculture)

ISXAILOV, I.I.; TLUISINKRODZHATAVA. M.3.: MMINOVA, Sh.G.
Influence of carapolon therapy on the level of some vitamins in
the body In hepatitis. Izv.Aff Uz.SSR.Ser.med. no.3:10-14 159.
(MIU 12:8)
1. Tashkontakly gonwittrotvenny7 moditainnkiy institut. ". Chlon-
korreapondent AN UzSSR (for Ismailov).
(CAHPOLON) (LIVER-DISMAOS) (VITAMINS)

TURSUNKRODMAYEVA, 1,11. S.
TURSUNKHOWNIAMIA, Y. S.; "The clinical as---cts ;3rd level of certain vitamins
in nutrition toxicoses anrl intestinal disorders, vn+~r hot-cli-nte conditi6na"o
Tashkent, 1955. Publishing House of the Acad Sci Uzbek OSSR. First C'!osc(Yt
Order of Lenin Yledical inst. (Dissertations for the degree of Doctor of
I-ledical Science.)
SO. KniZhnava Letopial No, 50 10 December 1955. Moscow-

TURSUNKU94t~ ~trizhdy Geroy SotsialisticheBkogo Truda
For high standards of agriculture.
j a Ov">
r~ *
1. p sedatel' kolkhoza imeni
rayona~ Tashkentskoy oblasti.
Zemledelie 24 no.1:27-28
(MIELA 15-2)
Khrushcheva, Yangiyul'skogo
(Cotton growing)

TURSUNKULOVY Kh. no.1-21 Ja 164.
D-eta,chm.e-nt on the march. Voen. znan. 40 (MIRA 17:4)
1. predsedatell kolkhoza "Shark Yulduzilf.

TURSMIKUT.07, Klipmrakul
,--~`Tlo-rk- an,d,p,-P,,op,le-of the "Shark Wlduzi" OgAntern Star") Collective
Fnrm) D91a i liudi kolkbnza nSbark lUlduzill ("Zvezda Vos~oka").
Moskva, ZnAnia, 1957. 30 P. (Vueaoianoo obohchnatvo pj ranproBtra-
F
nnniiii nolitichnqkikh i nauchrikh zmnii. Sqriia 5, no.15) (MIRK 12:1)
'0
(Uzbekistan-OnIloctive farms)

TURSUINUKHMM _ g
. ,,�jk#g~:j,,zilkhakovich; GlY4ELIFARB, N.S., red.;
A.,
(Overcoming the differences between the city and the countr7-
side) Preodolenie razlichii rezhdu gorodor. i derevnei.
Tashkent, Gosizdat Uzbekskoi SSR, 1963. 101 p.
(MIRA 17:1)
Wzbekistan-Econornic conditions)
(Uzbekif;tan--Rural conditions)

TURSUNO" Akhunoval brigadir; SARTBAYEV Ftakhmatallyp chaban; TUTUNM, M.K.p
zvenlyevaya; KALIANA., K.R.,, okhotnik
Our country expects heroic deeds from you. IUn.nat. no#5:9
Mq 162. (MA 15:7)
1. Kolkhoz imeni Hirova China skogo rayona Tashkentakoy oblasti (for
Tursunoy Akh=va). 2, Kolkhoz Theyek" Dzhumgallskogo rayona
Kirgizakoy SSR (for Sartbaye7 Rakhmatally). 3. Kolkhoz "Moldava"
Strashenskogo rayona Moldavskoy SSR (for Tutunaru, M.K.).
4. Kolkhoz "VozrozhdeniyeI' Iulitinskogo rayona Vagadanskoy oblasti
(for Kalyana K.R.).
(Pioneers (Commumist youth)) (Agriculture-Study and teaching)

IMIAKOV 2 V. , master-povar; STMLIKOV , A., master-pover (g.Alm-Ata),*
TULICHINSKIY , 11. , master-pavar (g.Kiyev); KMETKOVICH, Yu.,,
master-povar (g.14insk); KOZYREV. N.) maste#-povar (Moskva)
AVDUSIIEV . 14. , master-povar(g.Riga); ZOIDTLMIIN, S. , master-
povar (g Tashkent); TTEZHGAYLIS, M. [Mezgailis 14.] master-
TI ~ master, hke
pavar (g:Riga); 2~q~v -pavar (;kan " nt)j
MARTOS., N., master-povar (g.flbrilfsk)
Show the example, share the eiperience. Obahchestv. pit.
no.8:37-40 Ag 161. (Cookery) (MIRA 14:10)

BIR, G.L. I, TLTSUTIOV, A.
Pffect of holes on the elastic constants of germanium. Fiz.
tver. tela /+ no.9:2625-2628 8 162. (MIRA .15:9)
1. Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSRS, Leningrad.
(Germanium) (Elasticity)

. I
TMLSUNOV. A. (Stalinabad).
N .
The sirst mathematical-..confarence of the tkdzbik S.S.R. YALt. v
shkole n0.3:95 W-Je 157. NWA 10:6)
Stalinabad--Mathamtice)

s/iel/62/004/009/043/b45
B 10 4 /B 18 6
AUTHORS: Bur, G. L. , aqiHnLo~.
TITLE: Effect of holes on the elastic constants of Ge
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 4, no. 9, 1962, 2625-262B
TEXT: An extrinsic semiconductor~is s tudied in which the carrier
concentration is indeDendent of deformation.' The change in the free energyi/
F - VN + k0T ~ ln(I - fk) (1)
of holes (L. D. Landau, Ye. N. Lifshits, StatiQticheskbLya fizika. GITTL,
1951) aft'er deformation is described by
(3)
k
in the case of a second-order deformation. Here pis the chemical
potential, 11 is the total hole concentration, k is Boltzmann's constant,
0
k is the energy of a hole in the k-th state, 6jA-is the change in the
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S!1 6 1/62/004/009/0",0/045
Effect of holes on the elastic... B104/B186
chemical potential. Assuming that no volume changes occur during eeforma-
tion it is shown that 6p, can be neglected in Eq. (3). This leads to
BF=
2 X-t
In order to calculate F of p-type eernanium,,the general expressions for
the hole energies in defoined crystals are-used
E = Ak' =j= CE_t-i~ Ea --I- E.,
2
.k~
,_j
Ex. = BY4- 3B') (k2.ky
E.,t == 3Bb (Ps.. k2 ely -+- k'
63 kk
-4- 2dD (k.k;
1YYY K.
&
d^ Sy yo.
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Effect ofjholes on t .he. elastic. . . S/18 XB 62/004/009/043/045
B104 1a6
(G. 'As. Pikus, G. L. Bir. FTT, 1, no. 11, 1642, 1959).-'Here A, B D are
known constants, detcrmining the hole energies in non-deformed crystals,
b and d are constants of the deformation potential of the holes. These
equations lead to the*approximation
8F=- * N A I BI $#,)1 -4-
FY ji ~t f -2 2
0
D
d2 92
Yr 7-
2 (16).
8 Wit - CIO 0.69 Nb Fil
7- -(T,~=Ulw 0
6C44 -0.13 N d2 F.'j, (19)
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is obtained from data from a paper by B. W. Levinger and D. R. Frank].
(J. Phys. Chem. of Sol., 3/4, 281, 1961), A = 13-27, JBI = 8.63,
ID1 = 19.4 in unit,
~ of ~2 /2m,0 10.2, 0.19. A comparison with data
of R. W./Keys, 1. B. M. Journ. Res. Dev., 5, 266, 1961 shows that the
relative amount of the effect in p and n-typq germanium is determined by
the constant of the deformation potential.,
ASSOCIATION: Institut poluprovodnikov AN SSSR, Leningrad (Institute of
Semiconductors AS USSR, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: June 11 1962
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AUTHOR: Liv6hita, B. L.'. Vazarovp V. P.; Sidorenkop L. K.; Turaw*ovp A4 T9;
ITLi!~U~nov V~-N-
ORG: Institute of General and Ino ganic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Tn-
ctitut obshchey I neorganicheokoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Features of the time behavior of the generation in a laser with mcrfing ruby
Crystal gt qI
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy I teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pialma v reditktalyu.
Prilozheniyep V- 3$ no. T, 1966,, 279-281
TOPIC TAGS: ruby laser., laser emission, laser pulsation., laser r and d
ABSTRACT: This Is a continuation of earlier work (Pis'ma ZhETF v. 1) no. 5, 35,
1965) where it was shown that a laser with a ruby crystal moving along the axis of
a planar resonator with speed V - 30 cm/sec radiates energy in a narrower spectral
interval than. a laser with stationary crystal, and that this increases the spectral
d-Maity of the stimulated emiosion. To check whether continuous generation can be
realized in a laser with moving crystal, alld tQ inveatigate the 11ifluerice of crya-
tal motion on the time behavior of the laser generation mode, the authorii used high-
speed photograpby partially supplemented 'with oscil-lograma partaining to the start
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;of generation. All measurements were made at'room temperature. It was observed
!first that In a wide ranige of abave-threshold pumping, even at speeds v - 40 cqf sec,
~a sharp increase takes place in the frequency of the lasing spiken, until they merge
'into continuous regions which are short compared with the generation duration.
!Pnther increase in the speed, at -1.1 of threshold pump, resulted in a gradual ex-
,pansion e the continuous regions. At speeds v - 80 cm1sec the generaticn becomes
!continuous in a number of cases practically from start to end, but the intensity
~Oscillations still disclose traces of the spike regire. The transformation of spike
;generation into continuous generation is greatly improved by introducing into the
;resonator a round diaphragm of I m diameter., which increases the diffraction losses
and prevents by the same token the generation by modes with high transverse indices.
The level of the continuous generation then becomes approximately stationary. De-
-tailed investigations of the conditions necessary to ensure continuous generation
lin a laser with moving crystal should make it possible In the future, on the one
1
,hand.. to formulate the principles of continuous operation of a solid- state lacer
!with a moving crystal,, andp on the other# explain the spike character of the genera-
:. tion of most contemporary 'solid-state lasers. The autbors thank Academioian 1. V.
'Obreimov for interest in the work and Cho 16 MWAarov for useful discussion of the
,results. Orig, art. baso I figure. [021
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nauk.
Change# In linear dimensions of steel samples depending upon the process
of beat treatment. Yest.wash.34 no.4:65-67 Ap 154. OffRA 7:5)
(Steel-Heat treatment)

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AUTHOR: Tursunov, A. V.
TITLE: Effect of the hardening temperature on the structure, hardness and
service life of dies made of 3X 2B 8 (3Kh2V8) grade steel
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurmal, Mashinostroyeniye,.no. 8, 1962, 17, abstract
8A110 ("Tr. Donetsk. politekhn. in-ta", 1961, v. 56, 125-127)
T EXT The author investigated the effect of the hardening temperature
(1,075, 1,150 and 1,2500C) and subsequent tempering at 550 0C as well as addition-
al tempering at 625 and 6500C (duration 0.5 hours) on HV and the structure of
3Kh2VS steel used for dies. Increasing the hardening temperature from 1,075 to
1,2500C (optimum hardening temperature 1,15000 raises the steel hardness from
HV 590 to 680. Hardening at 1,1500C with subsequent tempering at 550'C
increases the die life by a factor of 10 - 15.
[AbstraetOrls notet CoMplete translation]
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BRAYNINY I.Ye.; BUDINSHTM, R.I., Prinimali uchastiyes TURSUNOV. A.V.;
KHAWHENK01 V.A.; KHOMU OVy B.D.; SEMKIN., A.T.; FILATOV, N.G.;
KAREVA, A.G.
Induatrial eXperimentation in patenting rope wire in two batas.
Izvaysoucheb.zavol chernometo 4 no.6tl3O,-144 161* (ML 14:6)
le Dou*tokiy politakhaichen4y institut.
(Aumaling or. Wtal4) (Wire drawing)

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A=ORS: Kuleshov, P. I., Tursunov, A. V.
TITLE: On the problem of the effect of heat treatment on the block
structure of ferrite grains
PIMIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglytt, no. 4, 1962, 2 - 3, abstract
4119 ("Tr. Donetsk. politekhn. In-ta", no. 56, 1961, 55 - 63)
TEXT: The investigation was carried out an 10 x 15 x 5 mm samples of
08 Kn (08kp) sheet steel. The samples were cooled down from high temperatures
(800 and 1,0250C) at different rates. To obtain a pure ferrite structure the
samples were annealed in H2 at 9000C during two hours and then, to coarsen the
grain, a repeated 2 hours' air annealing at 1,2000C was done. The microstructure
was determined and radiographs were taken by the back-scattering method in
KPbC -1 (KROS-1) chamber on Fe-radiation. It is established the cooling from
the temperatures lower and higher*AC3 affects the ferrite substructure in a dif-
ferent way: fast cooling from 8000C causes mainly the crushing of blocks and the
emergence of 2nd kind stresses; at a cooling from 1,0250C a change of block
orientation is also observed. Slow cooling (annealing) leads to the strengthening
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On the problem of the effect of... A052/A1OI
of the texture and to an enlargement of blocks, whereas an abrupt conl1q; (har-
dening) has an opposite effect (increases the dispersion of the texture ands
leads to the crushing of blocks). The heat treatment has a different effect on
the substructure in the center of grain and at its boundaries. There ar9 5 ref-
erences.
Z. Pridman
(Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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AUTHOR: Tursunov, A. V.
S/137/62/ooo/ooVi i 1/2oi
A052/A101
TITLE: The effect of hardening temperature on the structure, hardnass and
service life of 3X 2B8 (YhM) steel dies
PERIODICAL. Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 4, 1962, 49, abstract 41294
("Tr. Donetsk. politekhn. In-ta", no. %, 1961, 125 - 127)
TEXT: The effect of high hardening temperatures on the microstructure and
hardness was investigated. The samples were oil hardened at 1,075, 1,150 and
1,2500C. With an increase of hardening temperature 11v increases (frcm 590 to
680), the size of martensite needles and the amount of residual austenite In-
crease, whereas the amount of secondary carbides decreases sharply. Hardened
samples were subjected to a fivefold tempering at 55000 and to an additional tem-
pering at 625 and 6500C (each tempering lasted 0.5 hours). In order to increase
the service life of dies the hardening at 1,1500C with a,subsequent tempering at
5500C is recommended,
T. Ruwyantseva
[Abstracter's notel Complete translation)
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AUTHORS:
TITLE.
PERIODICAL:
S/081,/62/000/006/105/117
B168/BIOI
Uemanov, Kh. U.t Tillayev, R. Soy Musaye*, Uo Noy Turaunov,D
Radiation polymerization and the production of graft polymer$,
of natural rubber ani polystyrene under the action of
gamma-rays
-Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 6, 1962, 6ag - 69o
abstract 6P54O (Tr. Tashkentsk. konferentoii po mirn
iopollzovaniyu atomn. energii, 1959, v. 1, Tashkent,
AN UzSSR, 1961t 298 - 302)
TEXT: Graft copolymerization of natural rubber with vinyl chloride M
and of polystyrene (II) with acrylonitrile (III) and the properties of the
products obtained were studied. Irradiation was carried out within the
6
range of 0.5 - 5-10 r. The results of the copolymerization vere
determined from the Cl or N content. The vulcanized products from the
copolymer of natural rubber with I have high temperature resistance, theyi:
are resistant to solvents and their mechanical and electrical properties
exceed the requirements of the roCT(GOST) for insulating rubber %teed in
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Radiation polymerization and ... B168/B101
the cable industry. If III is grafted on to II the heat resistance and
resistance to solvents are increased. Polymers of I, Ulf and furfuryl
alcohol were obtained by radiation polymerization. The molecular weight
of polyvinyl chloride and of polyacrylonitrile wag found to be higher
than in the case of the polymers obtained by a method other than
radiation. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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ACC NR. AP6029055 WDE: Ufi/0413/66/ooo/oi);/0082/008'.'
INVEITOR: Tursunov, A. V.; Gutorova, V. L.; Kondrashov, A. I.; Pilyushenko, V. L.
ORG: none
TITLE: Structural steel for use at low temperature. Class 40, No. 183946.
[announced by the Scientific Research Institute of Ferrotu Metallurgy Nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut chernoy metallurgii)j
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tav zn, no. 14, 1966, 82
TOPIC TAGS: cold brittleness, structural steel, cold resistant steel, silicon
containing steel, manganese containing steel, tungsten containing steel
s s ur -
ABSTRACT: Thi Au or C?rtiF4cate introduces a t t al teel for use at low
temperature whlc%_ ontains A/1 silicon and m~n ~anes~lej In order to decrease the
susceptibility tol~old brittlelin-ess. the steel has fol owing composition: 0.32-0.40% C
0.17-0.3% Si, 1.00-1.30% Mn, 0.35% W, up to 0.05% Ti, up to 0.05% Al,-up to
0.035% S, and up to 0.035% P. [WW]
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11,11NOVA, E,S.; r%*I~ ZIG.
Statistioal and stochastic ciAracterii3tics of synoptir, situatiom
over Central Asia. Trudy Sred.-Aze nauch.-issl. gidrometecr. 1nst.
no.20:201-243 165. (Mim 16110)

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ACC- NR: AT6015569
SOURCE CODE:
AUMOR; Il'inova, E. S.; T ursunov, A. Yu.; Emm, Z. G.
ORG: none4l
UR/2648/65/O00/020/0f0!iO243
TITIX: Statistico-atochastic description of synoptic conditions over Central Asia
SOLJRCF.:.-4'Tash)cent. Srednea7.iatskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy gidrometeorglogicheskiv
instLtut Tr-uay-, no. 20(35), 1965. Voprosy regionallnoy sinoptiki Sredney Azii (Prob
lems of regional synoptica of Central Asia), 201-243
r
TOPIC TAGS: sy to
n~ic ~meteor~ol\/. pography, stochastic process, anticyclone, long
range weather forecasting, cyclone, Markov process
ABSTRACT: Synoptic conditions were evaluated on the basis of observations obtained in
1944-1962, on baric topography maps, and on a monograph by V. A. Bugayev, et al (1957)
The evaluation of the material was made separately for warm and cold half-year periods
with four basic synoptic fixed times (0300, 0900, 1500 and 2100 hrs, Moscow time) of
day: The conditions of a cold half-year were subdivided into three categories: cyclon
ic advances from the South, anticyclonic conditions, and weather types. The conditions
for a warm half-yeav were also subdivided into three categories: cyclonic advances,
warm and hot (summer) weather type, and cold weather type. The cold half-year data
show that 1) the anticyclonic conditions have the greatest probability of recurrence
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(45.8%); 2) processes in the formation of cold half-year weather are subject to change
3) recurrence of the southern cyclones has a minimum in November; 4) recurrence of
cold weather type decreases from November to February and then rapidly Increases to
its maximum in March; 5) the mean duration of all synoptic (cold half-year) processes
is- approximately 2 days; 6) advances of the South Caspian and Murgabskiy cyclones are
more often replaced by western and, subsequently, northwestern advances; some; synop-
tic processes belong to the forbidden transition type. The evaluation based on warm
half-year data show that 1) the cold weather types occupy 55.6% of the whole warm
weather period; 2) cyclonic advances from the South occur infrequently (3.4%); 3) re-
currence of days with warm or hot weather is 40.4%; 4) western advances are of maximum
occurrence (16.6%); 5) thermal depressions appear more often in August; 6) the mean
duration of all warm-type processes is 1.5-2 days; 7) transition of weather types can
be considered as a Markov double chain. Orig. art. has: 24 tables, 1 figuNj.
SUB CODE: 04/ SEMN DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 006
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B125/BIO4
AUTHORS: Usmanov, Kh. U., Tillayev, R. S., Musayev, U. N.,
Tursunov, D.
TITLE: Polymerization and synthesis of graft polymers from
natural rubber and from polystyrene by gamma irradiation
SOURCE: Tashkentakaya konferentsiya po mirnomy ispollzovaniyu
atomnoy energii. Tashkent, 1959. Trudy. v, 1. Tashkent,
1961, 298-302
TEXT: The synthesis of graft polymers from natural rubber with vinyl
chloride and from polystyrene with acrylonitrile and their properties were
studied and the synthesis of homopolymers by radiation polymerization of
acrylonitrile, vinyl chloride, and furfuryl alcohol have been investigate&
The radiation polymerization of ethylene and of vinyl polymers was
studied at the laboratory of the Academician S. S. Medvedev and by A.
Shapiro (Khimiya i tekhnologiya polimerov, 10,1956). Regnier's method
Petrov, G. K., Tekhnologiya sinteticheakikh smol i plasticheskikh mass
Technology of synthetic resins and plastics), M.-L~, Gookhimizdat, 1946,
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Poly-nerization and synthesis B125/B104
P. 329) was gsed to obtain vinyl chloride '6 from ghemically pure di.-hloro
ethane by Co 0 gamma irradiation of 0-5-10 -5-10 r. Ampoules filled with
a mixture of natural rubber and vinyl chloride were irradiated at the
laboratoriya Fiziko-tekhnicheskogo instituta AN UzSSR (Laboratory of the
Physicotechnical Institute, AS Uzbekekaya SSR). The polymer reBulting brom
gamma irradiation is not soluble, but swells slightly in some solvents
(benzene, toluene, carbon tetrachloride, methylene chloride) and some
solvent mixtures. The polymer obtained by grafting and irradiation has
a more strongly ramified chain than the original rubber with a netlike
structure resistant to solvents. The maximum amount of absorbed liquid
per gram of polymer and the swelling rate constant drop a little with
increasing dose. The data contained in the figure were recorded with a
dynamometric balance of V. A. Kargin and T, I. Sogolova (ZhFKh, 1949,.?J-,
5, 530). All graft polymers from natural rubber and vinyl chloride are
more heat-resistant than the initial rubber. The mechanical properties
and the electrical insulating quality of additionally vulcanized grafted
rubber meet the rOCT(GOST) requirements on insulating rubber for the
cable industry. The graft polystyr ne polymer with acrylonitrile was
produced by gamma irradiation (1-109-4 .106 r) of a swelled polystyrene
film. The amount of nonreacting polystyrene and of the copolymer drops
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Polymerization and synthesis ... B125/BIO4
with increasing radiation dose. The thermal resistivity of the initial
and of the graft polymer is increased by the grafting of polystyrene with
acrylonitrile. In adiition, the graft polymer is more resistant to solverts
than-the initial polymer. Irradiation of acrylonitrile and vinyl
chloride (starting materiki.1 for thd production of graft polymers) yielded
polyacrylonitrile, polyvinyl chloride, and polyfurfuryl alcohol. There
are 1 figure, 1 table, and 9 references: 3 Soviet and 6 non-Soviet. The
four most recent references to English-language publications real as
follows; Ballantine D. B., Mod. Plastics-, 35, 1719 1957; Chapiro A. I.,
Polym. Sci., 29, 120, 321, 19581 Hammon H. G-o S. P. E. Journal, 14, 113,
40, 1958-
ASSOCIATION: Tashkentskiy gosuniversitet im. V. 1. Lenina (Tashkent
State University imeni V. 1. Lenin)
FJ& Deformation as a function of temperature. Legend: (1) natural rubber;
(2) natural rubber + viny chloridet dose 1*106(r; (3) natural rubber
+vkoi chloride dose 2*10~ r; (4) polystyrene; 5) polystyrene + acrylo-
nitrile, dose ~*106 r; (A) deformation.
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AWhOR; Vcrevkina, L. V. ; Merkulcrv, L. G.; -4urrjunoyj D. A.
.ORG: Leninrrrad Electrotechnical Institute im. V. I. Ullyanov (Lenin) ~(Leninj;radrikiy
lelek-trotekh-nicheskiy institut)
ITITLE: Surface waves in a quartz crystal
SOILMCE: Akusticheskiy zhurnal, Y. 12, no. 3, 1966, 289-295 J
TOPIC TAGS: quartz crystal, crystal surface, surface wave) crystal symetry
ABSTRACT: In view of the number of obscure points still remaining in the general the-
ory of waves propagating along a free boundary of an anisotropic elastic bod~y, the
i
authors investigate the propagation of elastic waves in the free surface of X-cut
quartz. All the expressions are presented in invariant form for a coordinate system
with one axis coinciding with the direction of propagation. Solution of the equi-
lilbrium equation by means of an electronic computer shows a number of features speci-
fic in the propagation of a surface wave in a -crystal. One of them is the fact the
the angle between the plane of the displacement ellipse and the wave vector does not
remain constant but varies with depth. In addition to calculations, experimental Mea-i
surements of the velocities of the surface waves were made for different directions of~
the YZ plane of the quartz crystal. An optical method was used, based on the lateral
displacement of a reflected ultrasound beam when the surface wave is excited. The
experimental data obtained for different crystal samples coincided almost completely.
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.At most angles the experimental results agreed with the theoretical values, swe dis-
crepancies being connected with a change in the type of the surface wave. Zhe re-
sults also confirm that for all the directions of the symmetry plane only one surface
Iwave propagates. It is concluded also that the experimental data can be used for
theoretical calculations, since they make it possible to establish immediately those
values of the velocity at which the roots of the boundary7condition determinant can
,be determined. -Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 17 formulas.
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FOU412131, ST.,VBY
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SGURGIC-1: East European Accession List. Library of Oongress
Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1956

R1 7AreV, NX.; MARKMAN, X L.; TUTSU-NOV, 14.
Extraction of gossypol from cottonseed oil micelles b./ wmns (-1-f
ton exchange resins. Uzb.khim.zhur. 8 no.lt44-47 164.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Tashkentskiy politekhnichaskiy institut.

RIZAYEV, N.U,-, TUPDRIOV, M.; ABDURAMIMOV, A.
- .....
Sorp'k,-',,)n kinetics of fatty acids and gossypol from cottonseed
oil mise-11a on ft EDE-10 anion exchangcr. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
khim. i khim. telh. 8 no.1:135-137 161,. (MJRA 1-8-6)
1. Tashkentskiy f)olil.-ekhnJ.-.heskiy institut, problemnayq
laboratoriya polimerov.

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AUTHORS t Pilipovich, V*A., Tursunov, N.I.
TI=: The absorption'spectm of excited organophosphore
PERIODICAL., Doklady Akademii nauk M3R, v. 7, no- 3, 1963, 163 165
TEXT The changes of the ab3orption qxotra of sugar-oandies, activated
with trypaflavine, acridine orange, and rhodullne orange, and fluorescein-ac-
tivated boron phosphors were examined when exposed to the radiation of a 500 w
mercury lamp. The spectra were measured with the spectrophotometer C11)-4 (sF-4).
Both for the absorption spectra of irradiated trypaflavine in sugar-candy and
for those of irradiated fluorescein In borle acid, three absorption bands w4are
established. The long-wave maximum in the mglori of 1, 100 ni has not been iv-
uorded by N. Lewis and collaborators (J. Am. Chem. Soo., 6. t3l 3,005, 1941),
the remaining two maxioa having the consistent values of 505 and 650 m fL - In
the main band, clarification of the eample it-radiated with intense light Is
found, whereas in the long-wave portion, thme bands duo W triplet-triplet ab-
appeared. kia'LDgous abscrption Espectra and oneri~~Y-Ievel diagrags W~re
Cwd 1/3

The absorption spectra of excited organorthoaphors
3/250/63/0017/0()3/005/006
A059/AI26
also established for acridine orange and riioduline orange. From the absorption
apeotra of IllumInated organophosphora obtained by the authobs the absorption
coefficient of the metastable molecula wits aalculatod using thi wall-known for-
mula for the absorption coefficianti
Kit nj at
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others (2 and 4~ metastable. The equation-
A Kild
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with the areas of the corresponding absorption bands on the left-hand side. For
trypaflavine and acridine orange, B13/B24 - 0.72. Thus, the oscillator forces
for the transitions 1.3 and 2.4 axe almost U-te aame, i.e., the (.ransition of the
morlecule to the metastable state ia not oonneoted with an excessive change of
Card Z/3

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The absorption speotra of excited organophosphors A059/A126
~ts absorption coefficient. S.I. Vavilov and V.L. Loevshin are mantidned. 71-tere
are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIRI: Institut fiziki Pli BSSR (Institute of Physics of the A3 BSSR)
PlWuiTED: bY A-N- Sevchonko, Academician of the A13 BSSR
SUMMEDt Octob--tr 24, 1962
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PILIPOVICH, V.A.; TMUNOTY.J.
Temperature ftpendence of the quantum phosphorescence Tield
of organophosphors. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. fiz. 27 no-51641-643
My 163. (MIRA :16:6)
(Phosphors) (Quantum theory)

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TC-MSION HR: AP3000317 S/0048, 3/02T/005/0641/0643
PjjTHM: P~Llipovlchs V, A Tursunov,, N. 1. 1533
TnM Concerning the temperature dependence of the phosphorescence efficiency
of organic phosphara [Report; Eleventh Confevencz- on Luminesce-ice held at Minsk
10-15 Sept., 19621
SOURCE: 12westlya, AN SSSR. Seriya fizlcheskaya, v. 27p no. 5, 1963, 641-643
TOPIC TAGS: phosphoroscopes, temperature dependence of phosphorescence
ABSMCT: Sveshnikov B. 'La. (Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 13, 878$ 1948; Dok-lacbr AN
SSSR' 105, 1208, 19551 deduced equations-by means of which one can calculate the
me - r
probability for transitions of a molecule from the labile to the tastabl- tate
on the basis of the following experimentally determined quantities: mean
persistence of fluorescence, persistence of phosphoreacence and quantum yield of
phosphorescence. Adequate procedures for measuring the persistemes are ww
avallable, but present Meth~KW for determinlN; phosphoreacence yields Eire not
suffIciently accuzate. Also the phosphorescence of marw organic pbosphors varies
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with the temperature; hence methods involving successive measurement of the ta~al
lianinescence and phosphorescence may lead to erroneous results. Accordingly wit
undertook to develop a procedure and instrument for rapit' and accurate
measurement of the phosphorescence yield@ This Is acccMllshed by rq~pid
recording of the spectrun by means of a loop oscillograph. The developed
phosphoroscope is diagramed in the Enclosure. The distinctive feature of the
phosphoroscope is the double rotating disk shutter: one disk has two cutout-s; the
other four, into two of which neutral filters can be inserted. The equipment has
been used to measure the temperature dependence of the phosphorescence vield of
trypaflavine in solidified sugar and fluorescein In boric acid- The results (not
reported) are consistent with published data, but 1. are not in nmuerical agreeT-*er.t
which mMr be attributed to the lower accuracy of the earlier measurements. Orig.
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PILIPOVICH, V.A.; TURSUNOV, N.I.
Absorption spectra of excited organic phosphors. Dokl. AN BSSR 7
no.3:163-165 Mr 163. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Institut fiziki M BSSR. Prodstavlono akndemikom AN BSSR A.N.
Sevchenko.
(Phosphors-Absorption spectra)

TURSUNOV, 11. T., Cand of Mad Sci - (dime) nData on the problem of the functional
study of skin." Tashkent., 1957a 15 pp ( Tashkent State Medical Inatitute im V. H.
Molotov), 200 copies, (KL, 29-57.9 94)

AKBULATOVA, L.Kh.; TUPS LINO V,_N., T. , kan,,',. med. naak
"ase of deep my-3j.5 with lethal outcome. Ve-t, dern. -4 ven.
v
38 no.8:70'-81 Ag 164. (F-A?-A !F:8)
1. Kokandskiy kozhno-veneroiGgicheskly dispanser INI.,ek5kay
SSR.

TURST,OV, P.T., V.P., -14, P. and "". 7.-92
Tf- Sci. of VetEri-nary '-1-4-icine of the Azad. Agrf-c. Sci. Uz 33-). (2 State
Sci. Control fnst. of Vet. Preparationr,, IUn. of ACri., U33FI).
"C'neuriatheraprmitte Properties .)f the New Azielin Prnpara-tion."
Veterinirlya Vol. 37, no. 11, N'Ov,~,ml~er 1961., 1). 23

SWULEVICH., A.I.; POVAROVA, L.N.; TURSWTOV, P.T.; LI, P.N.; ORLOV, V.P.
Chemotherapeutic characteristics of the new preparation azidine.
Taterinariia 38 no.11923-2-5 N 161 (MIRA 180-1)
1. Gosudars-tvenn-yy nauchno-kontrollnyy institut veterinarnykh
preparator Ministerstva sellskogo kbozyaystva SM (for
Shmulavich, Povarova) 2. Nauchno-iss.Ledovatellskly institul.
veterinarii aademii sellskokhozyayutvennykh nauk Uvbekskoy
SSR (for TurBunov., Li., Orlov).

MY PXO- (Candidate of Veterinary Sciences), NETSETSKEY, A.M., YENILEWA, K.Eh.,
and TURBUNOY ........ F.29 (Scientific Workers)., 01mov, V.P. (Laboratory Technician,
lns-CfGt~~ of Veterinary ~bdicine., Uzbek Academy of Agricultural Sciences).
"Use of Phenoformforte [Fenofoxm-fortel against tick-carriers of cattle
HaeMOSPOTidias & * 11
Veterinariyaj. vol. 39., no. 3., March 1962 pp. 80

CHA NOT, I-Th.; TAKIBAM, Zh.6.; TURSUNOV, R-A-; SILARAPOT, I-V-
Measuring mItIple scattering In traclu of protons vith an enerj7 of
about 10 G.e.v. WDA takh.ekep. no.5:15-19 S-0 160.
(MIRA 33:11)
1. Institut yadernoy fjzlki AN XazSML
I (Protons-Scattering)

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SAAJ,,~'POV, F,,V.; T'JIRSTIOV, ~t.A.,, TAFIBAT"V, /h.3.- BOGS, F.G.
.r. . . I y
M'dr',;.ple scatt.--~rirq- cf 19.2 Bev./c nrof,~)nr in a nuellcar em,zl.siem.
Izv- ."T Kazakh, 31M. Ser, flIz.-Tnat, nau- no. 2:94-101 163.
NIRA 17~-6)

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MCC NR, AP6012937 SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/65/000/002/006J/0064
AUTHOR: U-Qos, E. G.: F~tylo3m, N. E,_; Ta 'bayev. Zh. S.; Tursunov., R* A*
S
uclear Physics, AN
ORG: -In_s_tjjRtq of N KazSSR (Institut yaderroy fiziki M Ka SR)
TITLE: Determination of the nature of secondary particles by the photo-emulsion
method in the area of high energies
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 2, 1965, 63-64
TOPIC TAGS: pi meson, proton, K meson, meson, high energy particle
ABSTRACT: In 6rder-to determine-the-nature-of secondary particles in the
'area of high energies, the author analyzed secondary particles from-three-ray---:
intaractInns-formed by protons with an impulse of 19.8 gey. The traces cf
the incident protons provided independent confirmation of the correctneas of
the method used for Identification of the secondary particles. The -relations
.between the number of p-n mesons, pi mesons, K-mesons, and protons in various
area a of p c were found: 2. 5 < pJ c c 5 gev - Njr : (Nk + NP) = 90: 10;
.5 gevcpde e2O gev -- N-ff :Nk:N 2 47:10:43.
p
It Is shown that the pi-mesons can be separated from the heavier particles,
in the area of p,4 e between 2-5 and 5 gey and that in the area between 5 and 20,
gev the portion of K-mesona can also be evaluated. The number of particles of
various types is evaluated as follows for three-ray p-n Interactions on the
~baais of preliminary data:
'---A -1 /n - - - ..1.__.-_1 VtrV1q-- rIff

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2.5 ge-vcp-.0c 45 gey N r: (lfk + NP) 96: 10
5 gevcpde c2O gev No,: Nk:Np 47:10:43
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