SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOROBYEV, A.I. - VOROBYEV, A.T.

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AUTHOR: VLOrmoblx IvaqQMAkjy,_G,_V. Kcriarov, Tsikhona, V..A
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Sandomirskiy, G. B.; Rubinshtevn. G. V
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.,TITIX: A device.for preparing concrete,forms. Class 37, No. 1720
1SOURCE. Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 12, 1965, 69
TOPIC TAGS: concrete structure, concrete, structural concrete, construction method;
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for preparing concrete
if orms. The device is used when the blocks which make up a otructure are being join-:
into a monolithic unit. The apparatus includes a panel which covers the joint,
band a clamping atta,~hment. Assembly and disa3rembl,
y are simplified by making the
clamping attachment in the form of a support and pneumatic tubes. The tubes are
'located between the support and the panel and am &awn together by rods. During
Isetup, the free end!i of the xods are connected with support girders located on the
,other side of the joint. These support girders renutin In the structure after the
~blocks are joined into a single monolithic unit.

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YUDOVICH, V.G.; HLEBORODOV, A.D.; SOLONEVICH, Yo,A,; VEYTS, V.L.-,
PAIMPF.S.; BELYAYEV, A.U.; ALAD ITH, O.J.; OSII;CV, V.F.;
NOROBIEV, A'.1,; PROKOF17Fvt Yu,V.; 3M.OvIlrEv, YU,A,;
02IRN-1-L; AlIDOINIS V.Yu.-; ZOI,IN, A.V,j YATT'v Yo.f-,
_KBROSL"'i~1 , V.L.; TPbFIIIGV, Ye.N.; DRYAGIN, YerR.;
KCROIEV, V.F.; YERIMOV, N.B.; KRAVCIIENKO, A.S.; RY"JUN, V.A.:
GURCWENKC, A.P.; KRUGLIKOV, T.P.; CHETWfAKOV, F.A.-, ARKHM)V,
Aiithor3t certificates nnd patfants. Mashitiostroonie
303 JEL-F 165. (Milith 1,3-.4)

VOROBIYEV, A.I.
Problems of the clonic theovy of leukemia. Probl. gemat. i
perel, krovi. no,2sl4-22 165,
(MIRA 18: 3 It
I* 3-ya kafedra terapii (zav. - deyetvitallnyy chlen AMN
SSSR prof, I.A.Kassirskiy) TSentrallnogo instituta
usovershenstvovaniy-a vracbey, Moakva.

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Eddy currents In the high-speed detecting of rail defeits. Vest.
TS1111 M 24 no.34(~-4-1 165. (M-TFA 18:8)
1. Novosibirskiy inatitut, Inzhenerov zheleznadorozhnogo transporta.

--MYRPAOB~YEV. A~.I. KaSIRSKIYO I. A,;
Le problelme de la. remission dans la leucose aigue."
Report pr6sented'at the joint.meeting of the European Society of Hematology
and the Internatioaal Society of Blood Transfusion, Lisboa, Portugal,26-31 Aug 63.

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Chronlan-bearing seAlmontary foruationa In Central Asia. Trudy Inat.
geoLAN UzsBSR noo921f~-?,19 '33, (MIRA 12s1)
(Sqvtet Central Asia--Chromium)

VMOBIYBVI A,L,
,ON
Distribution of minor elements in soils of cotton growing areas
of Sarkhan-Darlya and Kashka-Darlya Provinces (geological promises).
Trudy SAGU no.39:47-33 153. (HLRA 10:5)
(Surkhan-Darlya Province-Trace elements)
(Kashka-Darlya Province-Trace elements)

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Accassory ore minerals of igneous rocks. Trudr UGU no.39:55-56 153.
(HLRA 10--3)
(Rocks, Igneous)

VOIQB IYEV. A, I., AND BADAL07, S. T.
Data on gendJqdrate
The Authors distinguish the following genetic types of deposits of
hemihydrate: hamUWdrates of sedimentary origin (in marine and lake.
brackish deposits); hem1hydrates formed in soil under desert conditions
in gypsum~thonardltes, carbonate$ and halike saliniferous crustations;
hem1hydrates formed during the dehydration of gyps= on the surface
yields or under the action of sulfui-Ic acid in sulfur deposits-, hemiky-
drates formed during hydration of sedimentary or hydrothermal. annydrite;
hem1hydrates as intermediate variety in the transition of gypsum Into
anhydrite at gr5at depts. Deciphering of the Debye-grams and thermo-
grams of the beii1hydrates Indicate the presencein them of admbctures of
gypsum and anhylrite. (RZhGool, No. 5s 1955) Tr. Srgdne-A7. un-tq. Goftnl#
n-- bk. 5, 1954, 29-34.
SO, Sum. Mb. 744, 8 Doc 55 ~. Supplementary Survey of Sov."Iet Scientific
Abstracts (17)

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USSR/Commehemistry - Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry.. D
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 1, 1957., 741
Author: Popov..*V# I.,, and Voroblyev, A. Lo
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Institutiont None
Title: Concerning Some Mineralogical and Geochemical Peculiarities of Arid
Continental Formations
Original
Periodicalt Zap. Uzbekist. otd. Vaes. mineralog. o-va, 1955, No 8, 231-239
Abr',ract: A survey vith a bibliography of 65 items.
Card 1/1

15-1957 -10-14164
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 10,
p 127
AUTHOR: Voroblyev, A. L.
TITLE: The Value of Inve-i-tigating the Isotopic Composition of
Minerals (Znacheniye issledovaniya izotopnogo sostava
mineralov)
PERIODICAL: Zap. Uzbekist. otd. Vass. mineralog. o-va, 1956, Wr 10,
pp 69-72
ABSTRACT: The method, based on determining the isotopic composi-
tion of minerals, furnishes objective criteria for
defining the nature of many of the geological processes
which occurred in the earth's crust in the most remote
periods of its development. The determination of the
content of Pb and He in ancient geological objects (min-
erals and rocks) makes it possible to ascertain their
absolute age; and the determinationgf the content of
the radiogenic isotope of carbon, C-Lt, leads to age de-
Card 1/2 terminations of younger geological formations and arche-

15-1967-10-14164
The Valuo of Investigating the Isotopic Compoeition of Minerals
ological discoveries. The determination of the isotopic compo-
sition of the non-radiogenic elements Of and H2 in water leads,
above all, to clarification of the prob em of the origin of the
water, the area of supply, etc. Study of the isotopic composi-
tion of C in the carbonate rocks of the Precambrian may aid in
solving the problem of the possiV e existence of life during
Precambrian time. The isotope C-LA is more highly concentrated
in chemically precipitated limestones than it is in linstises
of organic origin. It has been found that the ratio C :C in
Precambrian carbonate rocks is similar to that in organic lime-
.stones. The origin of iron-ore skarns may be solved by study
of the isotopic composition of oxygen in magnetite, inasmuch as
magnetites which form by metasomatic replacementoig carbonate
rocks contain a considerably higher quantity of than do iron
ores of primary-sedirmntary origint in which the isotopic ratio
of oxygen is approximately normal.
Card 2/2 K. N. Ryabicheva

BULANOVI, I.D.1 VCROB.IYEV, A.M.
Zctractlon cf' prvt6l,,tJr!vm tzom h7dro--~lvrl-. Eclutiora b7 tributyl
phlosrhntee PRdickhLmiJa 6 na.59621423 If4. (MIRA :1811)
Extraction of pra--~:tlr:~um frem hydrochloric soluticna by math7l
1-gobutyl kotone. lbidat623-626

KYUYIN, Y-a..;*!.;
119-7 absorptf.-,.n ban'!
Stu&y o" !.!,e
-.z--ier high pruisurc. PoK. I-S a-'Wl l!.8 0 164.
(MIRA 1'7: 12
Inct-itu% fi7lk'. vys,.Mkh ds.,vl.cr.-.,y AN ir6h. F'ralnfavleno
akadem-Alkcr, AA. Tercininy-m.

VORDBlYEVj A.M.; FOKICHEVA, V.I.
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Analyt:Lcal determination of americium, plztonlump and uranium
by meana of the A" anion exchanger. Radiokhimiia 7 no.6:
728-729 165. (MIRA 19:1)

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VORRB I ~YRV.A-M- no.6:20-24
Irrigation by the use of long furrowwo GUre I mole 12
je 16o. (KIU 13:7)
1. Gromenskaya opytno-mellorativnaya stantsiya.
(Checheno-Inguh A.$.S.R.-Irrigation)

SMSOVq I.K.; VOROBIZV A M
Q:=~~
(Methods used for the separation of neptuni= and plutonium]
I voprovu a metodakh razdelenila naptuniia i plutoniia, Moskvap
19,550 6 P*' (KMk 14 t 6)
(Nep+.V,xd=) (plutonium)

. VOa0BIYEN A. X., and IIIII&TSOVj 1. K.
"On 16--thods of -Separation of lieptunim from Plutonium," a paper presented at
the Atoniz for Peace Conference, Geneva, 34ritzerlarid, 1955.

KUC111Np datxent.. kand.i-itoricho mukp kal-Atan I-Co runga; GAVRILYUK,
V.K., dotsent, kand.yedagcg. nauk, POdFo1kovrjk; BAHANOV, G.A.,
karltan 1-go ranga; IvrUDBIYEV, A,M,, gvardft kapit~-,n 3~-go rarga;
CHERNAVSKIY1 V.A., pO-3F,-D1WU-v'n-jk
Reviews and bibliography. Mor. abor. 48 no.1:87-93 Ja 165.
(MIRA .18:4)

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31
HOR: Vorobtyev, A. M.; Fomichevs, V. 1.
none
ITLE: Analytical determination of americium, plutoniums and-uranium
sing AMP anion exchange resin
OURCE: Rediokbimiye, v. 7, no. 6, 1965v 728-729
C TAGS: americium, plutoniumo uranium, quantitativo enslyais, ion
ange resin
ABSTRACTt The method described for the separation of omariciump
plutonium, and uranium using AMP ion exchange resin is based on the
difference in the degree of sorption of ions of urnnium (VI), plutonium
(IV) and (III), and americium (III) from hydrochloric acid of different
oonoentrations. The column used vies a glass tube 6 cm long and 5 mm in
diameter, with a drawn out end. In the dotorminations, a small amount
Df sulfuric acid does not interfere with the separation, but nitric acid
nust be-eliminated, since it can promote the reduction of plutonium to
the trivelent state., To this and, the eolution'being analyzed was
evaporated to dryness# 10 ml of concentrated HC1 was &dded to the

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zlfr,A.I;ov GJO-, 'FOID81YEV AIN.
nt tiine an murh mireral wool. Stroi. mt.
tho samf equlpmr-
11 no.4-4--5 kp 165. M.RA llr6)
1, Gimyy Inzhener Vcron,3zhskogo 7,avrAa vilikatnogo kir ',7~s
(for Zhilanov), 2. 1111tichsillnik kcnstniktorskogo byuro Voiorezh-
skogo zavoda, silikatnogo kirpicha (for Vorobly").

AFANASOV, I.A.; VOROBIYEVO A.N.
Effectiveness of tbe, Ucwso of metbane bacteria (vitamin
B12 concentrate) in f6ading swine and hens. Vit. res. i
M iop. no.6:nl-n8 - 163. (KRA 17: 1)
1. Checheno-Ingushakaya nauchno-issiedovatellskaya veterl-
narnaya stantsiya, Groznyy.

VOROBIYEV, A.H., kand.veter. nauk; NAYDENOVA, K.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Prophylexia of helminthiases and intoxication in ducks. Veterinarlia no.
12:4-t-48 D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Chocheno-Ingushakaya nauchno-issledovatellskaya veterinarnaya stantsi-
ya.

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ACC NR: AP600394.0 SOURCE CODE: UR/0097/66/000/002/0011/0013
AUTHOR: Lau" (Engineer); DubrovskiyL V. B. (Candidate of technical
sciences Ibragftov, Sh. Sh. (Doctor of technical sciences); Ladygin, A. Ys..
(Engineer) rergamenshchik, B. K. (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Radiation.re.-iistance of the portland cement-based chronite concrete
SOURCE* Beton i zhe'~ezabeton, no. 2, 1966, 11-13
TOPIC TAGS: concrete, construction material, nuclear reactor shield, irradiation
resistance, radiation damage
ABSTRACT- The effect of ndutron i radiation has been studied on samples of chro-
mite concrete with pc~rtland cement-binder to supply data on radiation resistance
of this material'.- Tle material was recognized as a potential substitute for ex-
pensive and scarce mzterials, such as steel. graphite, boron graphite, e =, -.4hich are!
presently used for ccnstruction of a heat-shicld7Gound nuclear reactors. 7-he
briquetted samples were made from a mixture of chrornite portland cement, and
phosphoric acid and uere irradiated with 2.37 x 1021/cm3 neutron flux in a BP-5
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reactor for a pdriorL of time at temperature fluctuating in the 200-550C range.
The irradiated samplee maintained the original form and dimensions. Compressive
strength of irradiated samples decreased to 60% of the strength of non-irradiated
samples kept at room temperature and up to 392: of the strenpth of non-Irradiated
samples but exposed to the same temperature fluctuations as irradiated samples.
The effect of radiation accounted for a 26% decrease in compressive strength,
which indicated that the use of this material in construction of the heat shield
for nuclear reactors may be possible. Ortg. art. has: 2 figures and 2 tables.
JJKJ
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none/ ORIG REF: 010/ ATD PRESS: ~tVoa

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B/089/61/oi,1/001/009/010
B102[B214
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AUTHORSt Ibragimov, Sh. Sh.v Voroblyevt A. N.

:TITLEi Hardening of molybdenum on irradiation by neutrons

PERIODICAL: Atomnaya eAe.4giya, v. 11. no. 65 66

TEXT s The effect of a fast neutron ireidiatibn a
n the hardness of
-are
molybdenum, and the kinetics of annealing of the raAation defects z`
investigated in this paper. The samples were irradihted from a 6P-2 (BR-2)
~reactor at a temperature of 40 - 700C. With increase of the irradiation
dose the microhardnese of 99.92~-pure molybdenum increases exponent'itlly,
the range studied being 1017_1020n/eml. - The kinetics of the hardening was
0.002 Cut.
investigated for 99. Va-pure samples (with 0.003 Nit 0.004 Pot
0.001 Sio , and 0.01 in wt at 150-2200C 'In a channel of the &P-5'
2 R20
3 2
20
."n/cm . The hardness ~was-.
(BR'5) reactorl the integral dose being..1~2;10
;
mea
ur
ed by an apparatus at the type "Via e all. ith .6iamond pyramid at a
w
-
load of 5 kg. The initial hardness was 197 kg/mm2l and after tbo xadiation,
2
it-bo'caime 268 kg/mm The irradiation samples were then exposed to beat

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HaMening of molybdenum ...
J3102 4

treatment at 805P 635p 865, and 8970C. The hardness was found-to decrease
Wit~ increasing temperature and with increasing duration of the heat
treatment. -The curves at 835,.6659-and 8970C show a horizontal partl ihich-
tus
indicatea the occu3avrwe df'*two processes with different-activation energies. il~.,j.,
The second process-to-not noticeable at 80500 even on'heating'for,6-5

hours. It can be assumed t
'~at the increase of hardness on'irradiation is
related with the formation of two types of latticeldefects. 'In this base
'
''the hardness of the irradiated satple may be expressed by Eq. (1
)i and the
de~rease'in hardness as a function of the holding time 1C
at a given
,
temperature by'Eq. (2).1
Hou=H$+ALCt+AjCj; (1)

YX V71 Y.
)+AjCj(t-r (2).
V.,
H is the hardness 'beforethe irkadiationp C 0 and:
C0 the concentrations of
1
.
0
. 2
the defects,of the*--Pirst and the second kind 'after the irradiation, A and

.,A are the the average tii
proportioxialiiy factors, and e
,(T)' and
j'(T) so
2 2
,
.
in'which'the defect3-of, the first and the seoond kirid vanish when held -at
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810891611011100110091010
Hardening of molytdonum- B102/B214
the temperature T. The values obtained for the activation energies of the
annealing of the defects are compared in the table with the values for
irono
Defects Activation energy , ca
Fe
First kind 16t5OO 45,000
Second kind 28,700 76.ooo
.Ratio, of the 0-58 0-59
activation energies
From the similarity of the ratios it may be concluded thit the radiative
hardening for Mo is due to defects of the two kinas just as in case of Fe.
Since these defects do not affect the resistivity~of the metal, the
Frenkell type of defect is not involved. There are:Tfigures, 1 table and
4 Soviet-bloc references.
SUBMITTEDi October 29, 1960
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IBRAGIMOVI Sh.Sh.; VOROPIYEV) A.N.
Hardening of molybdenum as a result of neutron irradiation.
Atom energ. .11 no.1:65-66 J1 161. (MIRA'14:7)
(Metals, Effect of radiation on) (Ifeutrons)

VOROB1117) A. N. (Canlidate of Voterinary Sciences, City of Groznyi).
"CauBes of barreness of cows on some farms of the Checheno-Ingush Autonomous SSR11
Veterinariya, VO-1. 39, no. 8. August 1962 PP- 53

ZMTOMITl Aeffat slektrwokhanik: XWMINj IsMs, starehly
e1ektromskha,nik;-jQgT'U!j A,N&; OMCMITSKIT, N#Poo
elaktromakhanik
Afflolency experts suMents Avtome, telev, I svias' 4
no*1332-33 Ja 16o, (NIEL 13:4)
1. KromenchugekVa distantelya signAlizateii J svyaxi Yuzhnoy
dorogi (for Zhertovskly). 2a Taroslavsk:aya distantsiya signalizateli
I avyasi ~evernoy dorogi (for Konurin)* 39 Starshiv inshener
Hookovsko-Okruzhnoy distantaii signalizatelt I evyasi Hookovskoy
dorogi (for Voroblyev). 4. Xresuommerelols distantai"
signalizateli i avyazi Nuetakoy dorogi (for Gorodatekly)o
(Railroads-Electronic equipment) (Radio--Repair)

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sporfa-.
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(Physical education and training) (MMA 13:3)

VOROBITW, Aoll., inshener.
Amplifier for cable test sets using tranxistorso Aytom.elem.
i sylas' no-7:29 Jl 137d (KM 10:8)
1.Distantsiya signalizataii i svyaze Moskevsko-Okrazhnaya doraga.
Ollectric cables--Testing)

TORQPjXV,-A..X.
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eviarl -27 Je 160. 13!-78l)am*i
~--no.6s26 (KM I
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i evyazi Moskovskoy dorogi.
(Railroads-Signalin,g) (R~Ilroade-Swltcbing)

VOROBIYEV, A, H. Cand Vet Sci -- (diss) e vitprdn-Mir--=rbz Metent-011=
VA
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i svyasi Xoskovskoy dorogi.
(Railroads--Communication systems)

VOBOBIYXV# A&Ns, inzh,
%how ~~
etric power supply for locomotive radio stations, Aytom,, telemo I
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(Railroads--Radio)

Inshe
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AMASHKIN, I.A., kapitan 1 range; BARABOLTA, F.D., polkovnik yuridichaskov
sluzhby; VOLKOV, A.S., lnzh.-kapitan 1 ranga; vyCR
kapitan 1 ranga; VASILOYEV, Z.V.. kapitan 1 range %a M'90'
page.;
M.P., kand.voyenno-morskikh nauk, kapitan 1 rsnga; GKNKU[, A.L
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kapitan 1 range; ZYMUN, B.I., kand.istor.nnuk, mayor; KAZANKOV.
A.A.. kupitan 1 range; KOZIN, K.K.. kapitan 1 range zapasa; KOLYADA,
N.I., kapitan 1 ranga zapasa; KULINICH, D.D., inzh.-kapitan 1 range;
LOBACH-ZHUCIUMO, H.B., dotsent, inzhoner-kapitan 2 range zapasa;
KASIUROV, A.I., polkovaik zapasa; HYASISHCHMV, V.I., inzhener kontr-
admiral; PETROV, L.G., kapitan 1 ranga v otstavke; PROKM?IYF.V, V.H.,
kapitan 1 ran& POZNAKHIFXO, A.S., kapitan I ranga zapasa;
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(Merchant marine--Dictionaries)

S/250/6Z/006/005/001/007
1027/1227
-AUTHOR: Vorob'vev. A. P.
TITLE- On the periods of solutions in the case of a center
PERIODICAL. Akaden-dya nauk Belaruskay SSR. Doklady, v. 6, no. 5, 1962, 281-294
TEXT: In cast the origin (0,0) is a center of the system
dx dy W
Y + ali Xlyl, - . x + 2: blixy' (1)
(a6j, bl) - constants), Lyapunov (Ref. 2: Siobr. soch. (collected work.&] vol. 2, Izd. AN SSSR, M - L, 1956,
p. 120), using polar coordinates X 0, represented the period of the solutions in the neighborhood of the
origin in the form
00
T(c) = 2n I + E Of (2)
where p(00c) = c and h2, are polynomials of degrec V in aij, bt,. Hence a necessary and sufficient condition
for constant period so!utions is h2l - 0 V - 1, 2,3 ... ).A detailed study is given here for the special case
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1027/1227
dx= _ y- bx 2 _ (2X + p)Xy _ dy2' dy. z + aX2 + (2b + a)xy + cy' (3)
T9 I
and the origin is a center. Six conditions on the coefficients are given, the disjunction of which is necessary and
sufficient for constant period solutions. Moreover: a) In the finite part of the plane, either there are no sin-
gularities or there is a second center, around which the pcriods are also constant. b) The integral curves
forming center are curves of the second or 4th order. Another result contains a condition that the period
T(c) is a monotonic function of c.
ASSOCIATION: Institut matematiki i vychislitcl'noy tekhniki. AN BSSSR (Institute of Mathematics and
calculated technics AS BSSR)
PRESENTED: by 1. P. Yerugin, Academician
SUBMITTED: September 29, 1961
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ACC NR# AP7002010 0MCS COMO
AUTHOR: Yoroblyev, As Pe
OIRGs none
TITLE.- Free point-mass motion including random perturbation of medium and
nonspherical earth
SOURM Leningrad, Universitet, Vestniks Beriya matematikip mekhaniki i astronomiip
nos 49 19661 75-60
TOPIC TAOSt owtlr gravitationA field, particle mechanical ordinarY differential
equation t'wttj~' Y-f~Z:Z.
ABSTRACTs The free motion of a point-mass system in a noncentral. terrestrial
gravitational field is'analyzed. Thefleld potential its given by
U (r, 0) =-fM a co:0'0).-f-
r
+ b!!'- (A Coss 0 + C034 0) +
r5 7
It is assumed that a resistive force is acting on the partiolep proportional to the
position and velocity of the particle,. Awthernorej small random perturbations are
superimposed on the particle motion to take into account inhomogeneities in the

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-medium and in the gravitational field. The resulting equations of notion for the
partiole are then simplified by assuming b