SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZYUZEV, N. F. - ZYUZIN, V. I.

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AUTHOR: Zyuzer, N.F.
TITLE: Detection of periodical pulse signals in ihe-predence
of Pulse disturbances and incohtirent.storage
PERIODICAL: Hadioteknnika i elektronika, v. 7, no. 3, 1962,
387 - 390
T1;`T; The allLhor considers the reception of signals by a receiver,
whose detector and storaGe unit have linear characteristics'. It is
supposed that the effective voltage of interndl noises of the 're-
ceiver is much smaller than the voltage amplitude of the dioturb-
ing pulses. Formulas are obtained,which allow determination.of'the
probability of false alarm and that of correct detection U~e.'the
probability'that the signal with the disturbance will exceed the
threshold value at the output of the storage %,ait)~# in terms of the
signal/disturbance ratio at the input and thejaagnitude of the'
threshold. If the probability for at least one disturbing pulse to
occur in a certain time interval and the probability of superposi-
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Detection of periodical pulse D234/D302
tion of a disturbance pulse with a signal are both larger~tharn 0.1
0 .
end the number of stored pulses n is largerthan 10, the formulas
for normal distribution can be used with somd error. If thd,above
probabilities are both smaller than 0.1t the~distribution of ran-
dom quantities behind the storage unit approaches the normal d:*Ls-
tribution only when n :;;~_100. There are 2 figures and l.Soviet-bloc
reference.
SUBMITTED: July 10, 1961
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ZYUZIN A F ILIN, Ye.V.; LAWWO N.I.; SOKOU)Vj D.V., lnzb
nauchnyy red.j SHIROKOVA, OX,, red. izd--va; BOROM, N.K,.,
tekhn. red.
(Installing electrical equipment inindus~rial enterprises and
installations] Vontazh elektrooborudovanlia promVshlennykh~
predpriiatii i ustanovok. Moskvaj Goa. iOd-vo lit-ry PO Stroit.,
arkhit. I stroit. materialam, 1961. 283 P'* . (MIRA 15:2)
(Electric power distribution-Equipmont and,supplies)

ZYUZ.Rl, Alekat~ndr Filippo.vi.Ch; FATRIOVS)KAYA, M. I. p-rod.
(Safety manual for electricians engaged in'the Instal-
lation of electrical equipment In industrial-ente'rprises]
Pamiatka po tekWke bezopumoati, d2la elektromantbra po
montazhu elektroobovudovaniia promyshlonnykh pred1wilatii.
Moskvap Stroiizdat, 2965. 35 p. (1111ZA 18:4)

flukmall" ~11
IYUTYUNNIKOV, Anatoliy Ivanovich;_ZYIJZIN, Arkadly Ivanov-1f.,b;
LEONOV~ S.p red.
[Feeds is the rain thing) Korma glavnoe. Mozk7a, Mlo-
akovskii rabachii, 1961,. 79 p. (1,11111LA 17:8)

.,_!~4;,:TROKIIDfCJVSKIY, Gay Vladlzairovich;
DATSANOV, A.S.) kand. sellkhoz. nauk, red LE0190VA,
T.S., red.; RAKITTT, I.T., tekhn. red.
(Second breid) Vtoroi khleb. Moskva, Izd-46 "Znanie,"
1963. 31 p,. (Novoe vzhizni, nauke,, tokhnike. V Seriia:
Sellskoe khoziaistvo, no.21) (MIRA 17:1)
(Potatoes)

WAKAROVI N.I.; SKLYAROV, V.Ya.; ALIKPIMOVA, Sh.M.; NADZHAROV, A.F.;
DZEBISASHVILI, Yu.I.; MRATSAKANYAN, A.G.; ODISOCHBUKO, O.N.-
AZUGAROVAJ M.Kh*;-.Z.YUzRLJJL-iwk1*
Morbidity from anthrax In animals and humanslin Ciscaucasia and
Transcaucasis in 1960-1961t authors' abstract. Zhur. mikrobiol,
epid. I. immin. 40 no.5-.112-113 My 163. (KMA l7z6)
1. Iz Nauchno-isaledovatellskogo protivochumnogo instituta
Kavkaza i Zakavkazyat Aserbaydzhanskoy, Arny&hskoy, Gruzinskoy,
Severo-Osetinskoy, Checheno-Ingushakoy reepublikanskikh sanitarno-
epidemiologi--heakikh stantsiy i Azerbaydzhanskoy protivochumnoy
stantsii.

ZTUZIN, A.S.
Nature of temperature fields in cities andthe phisnomenon of
anomalous lateral refraction. iev. AN SSSR. Ser.goofiz. n0.2.1
326-329F '59- (KIRA 12:2)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy institut inzhenerov zhelie2no-dorozhnogo
transporta.
(Atmospheric temperature) (Refraction, Terrestrial)

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AUTHOR: _~yuzin, A. S. -candidate of BOV/6-58-12-4/14
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TITLE: Peculiarities of Angle Measurements, in Mountains
(Osobennosti uglovykh~izmereniy v gorakh)
PERIODICALs Geodeziya i kartolgrafiya, 1958, Nr 122PP:14-20 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For a more accurate study of the con~ditions under which',local
fields of refraction occur in various' physical-geographical
areas, and for a more accurate dotorminat ion.of the,.quantitative
and qualitative distortion of horizontal angles broughVabout
by these fields, experiments wore carried out in a~gorge in the
high mountains in summer 19571 independently of the ToNlIGAIK,
The gorge is extending from south-a'adt to~.north-west. In the
I
south, it is closed by,the main ridgo and~i
ts branches over
4000 meters high6 A torrtRnt,fed by the glaciers flows through
the valley. Glaciers reach down into the vall to A height of
2250 meters,, and have a total surfac of 30 The northern,
and partially the southern slopes with a gradient of 300 and
over, are covered with wood and grass up to a height of

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Peculiarities of Angle Measurements in Mountains' BOY/6-58-12-4/14
was founds 1) On quiet sunny days in the mountains, great local
refraction fields are formed due to high insulation and the
difference in heat-technical properties'of the subsoil. The
stability of these fields is favor$'d by the orograp'hy of
mountain regions. The gorges shut off by' mountains weaken the
mixing of air layers. For this reaepong angle measurements in
mountain regions may contain big errors*,due to lateral
refractiong which excoed by far tho normal error of measurement.
2) In mountain regionag horizontal~tamperature gradients with
a zero value may be observed not only before sunsout, but
sometimes also later. Therefore, the instructions for the most
favorable time of angle measurement (after 16 hours) should be
supplemented by a clause for observationz in the mountains as
in these regions observations may be gre aily influenced by
lateral refraction in the evening, The problem is to be solved
separately for each occasion, considering the orography, the
character of the subsoil in individual directions, and
illumination of slopes. There are-Yfigurost 4 tables, and
3 Soviet references.
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SOV/49-59-2-22/25
AUTHOR: Zyuzin, A. S.
TITLE: The Nature of a Temperature-Field inia Town and the PhenomeLon
of Anomalous Lateral Refraction (Kharakter temperaturn Iogo
polya v gorode.i yavleniye anomallhoy bok6voy refrak-tsii)
FE,RIODICAL:Izvestiya Lkademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geofizicheskaya,
19599 Nr 29 PP 326-329 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: When considerable horizontal gradients exist in th,e~atmos-
phere, lateral refraction of light rays mayoccur. 'Surch
temperature gradients may be foLmd in towns where durin
g the
day strong heating of.walls of buildingrs may occur.. Such
heating will depend on the intensity and the anglelof incidence
of solar radiation.. Lateral reflectio.n distorts the results
of measurements of angles in p?ecise geodesical work~in,towns.
This phenomenon was studied by the author:aad his rbsults
are reported in the present-paper. It is assumed (FigA)
that an object B is observed at a point, A parallel.to the
y-axis and that a horizontal gradient,of the refractive index
exists between A and B The gradient a is such.as to
bend the light ray downwards (along the X'"axis) and it'is given
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SOV/49-59-2-22/25 .
The Nature of a Temperature Field in a Tovm and the Phenomenon of
Anomalous Lateral Refraction
by n = no +.ax . where no is thex,afraetive index, at a
point where the ray is parallel to AB ~Assuming that the
angle of lateral refraction y is small, the author'~found:,
Sa
Y Yn-- . (1) 1 1
0
where S is the ray path AOB The value of n :,isa
function of pressure and temperature,of the atmosphepic~air,
It is usually assumed that~ (n - 1.) where i a
0
the density of air and po~ is the density.at normal,pr6ssure
PO and normal temperature To The'value of c is
2.925 x 10-4 at 5980 2. The effect of the horizontal
pressure gradient on lateral refraction can be neglected
compared with the term (p/T) (dT/dx) . Then the0angle of
lateral refraction y is given (in seconds) by:
1011 r dT
Y
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SOVIL~9-59-2-22125
The Nature of a Temperature Field in a Town and the Phenomenon of
Anomalous Lateral Refraction
where p is in mm Hg. Eq (2) shows that for a const t
value of S and small changes in the coefficient p/T9
the value of lateral refraction angle y depends primarily
on the horizontal temperature gradient dT/dx . To in-
vestimate the effect of a temperature field in a street of
a town (Dnepropetrovsk) very close to walls oflarge,':build-
ings, the author measured horizontal angles near such walls.
These an-les were measured with a mean error of +1",5. The
air temperatia-e acruss a street was measuredby Heans of an
aspiration thermometer and thermoeleotric couples. At the
moment of measurement of an angle the author,also noted the
wind velocity, -the amount of cloud and,the visibility. It
was found that measurement of horizontal angles can be con-
siderably distorted by the horizontal temperature gradients
existing in toym streets at a height of about 1.5 m above
the ground level. On clear, sunny days the observed value
of the horizontal angle whose sides were at' a distance of
0.?5 m from "he nearest wall exposed to the sun, was found
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SOY/49-59-2-22/25
The Nature of a Temperature Field in a Town aiid the Phenomenon of
Anomalous Iateral Refraction
to vary systematically during the day:because of lateral
refraction. Such variations reached ul) to~201' (see:table
on P 327) in the middle of the day, falling back to 0" in
the mornin- and in the evening
CO. _,. Variations of the measured
horizontal angles were much smaller on cloudy days or on
those sides of the streets which were in rfliadow. Winds:of
velocities higher -than 3-4 m/sec destroyed:the temperat ure
fields and consequently lateral refrae'tion:became negligible.,
Lateral refraction could also be decreased by movingothe
theodolite and the associated equipment used for measurement
of horizontal an-les, away'from walls'exposed to them sun.
Under the worst conditions lateral refraction may be~ob-
served at distances up to 2-3 m. from. Walls. Fig 2 shows
three curves which represent the distortiorn of the observed
horizontal angle at distanGes,of 0-5,~ '1.25~and 1.75 M from
~ wall. These distortions are given in seconds of angle as
~ function of the time of day. Fig 5 shows the temperature
field across a street at midday on April 30 on a-calm, sunny
day* The street ran in a North-easterly direction. ' This
figure shows that the temperature gradients at distances up
to 5 m from the walls were 0.10 per metre and more, increasing
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SOV/49-39-2-22/25
The Nature of a Temperature Field laa a Town and the Phenome non of
Anomalous Late--al Refraction
considerably near the walls. To fiiid the relation'ship~
between lateral refraction and its alfect on measurement of
horizontal angles with the intensity of solar ra,-"iation, the
author calculated the latter lor two cases, with tha same
meteorological conditions.(calm, sunny days) with the streets
oriented in different ways. In each.case t.he theodolite and
the staff were placed at a distance of 0.70"0.75 lm from a
wall. In the first case the etreet r;-mi in a North-easterly
direction , and in the second oase in a South-easterly direc-
tion. Fig 4 compares VIM expF,~]~lmental values of distortion
of the measured ho-rizontal angle with calculated intensities
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SOV/419-59-2-22/25,
The Nature of a Temperature Field in a Town and the,Phenomenon of
Anomalous Lateral Refraction
of direct solar radiation falling on a vertical surface. The
curves show 'that variations,in the horizontal angle during a
day follow fairly well the curves of intensity of solixr
radiation received at a vertical wall. There are 4 figures,
I table and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskiy institut inzhenerov zh.-d.transporta
(Dnepropetrovsk Institute of Railway Transport Engineers)
SUBMITTED: January 28, 1958.
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ZYUZIN A
Zyuzin, A. S.
"The Effect of Lateral Refraction on the Presicion of M'nlasurblteht of HOAZOntal
Angles under the Conditions of Bui~ding Sites." Min Hi&er Uucation MR. ~
Belorussian Polytechnic Inst imeni I. V. Stalin. Chaix-of Ge6desy, Minsk, 1955.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical Saiances.)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 27, 2'July 1955

-ZYUZIN.-A*S.-,-kandidat-tokhaicheakikh-nauk~----
Lateral refraction in connection with angle measurements at trav-
ersing stations in cities. GsodA lart. no.6tl8-26 Ag '56.
(HLPA 91n)
(Refraction, 2wreattial)
(Traverses (Surveying))

-,,ZMjjI,,A.V-.,-podpolkovnik, voyennyy letchik pervogo klassa
At the head of the flight even in combat. Vest.Tozd.Fl. n0.8:29-
32 Ag 160. (MUA 13:9)
(Air warfare)

Ig-
AUTHOR: Mai ginov., N.
TIM: Valuable Handbook (Tsennoye posobiye)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya rodiny, 1958, Nr 6. p 5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author reviews three new books. Me 1irst, by X. K. Pyneyev
entitled "Action of a Plane's Crew" When Cam]pe.Ued to Lend in an
Uninhabited Area" (Deystviya eki;azba sa~leta, vy=zhdenno.
popavshego v bezlyudmiya mestnosts), is. ~ubllshed by Voyenizdat,
195T. The second, a pamphlet by 2. ZjWjA and A. Markusbay em--
titled 'Ini-104 in the Air" (V nebe Ta-104)., published by Nolodaya
GvardiYa (Young Guard) Moscow) 19570 reviews briefly the dmireicp-
ment of Soviet aviation; the third nev book ~'. by M. V. Vodopf~~unov,
well known polar pilot is entitled "In the Air and on the Ground"
(V vozdukhe i na zemle~s Khabarovsk., 1957.
1. Civil aviatiou-LISSIt 2. looks-Review
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Call Nr: Not given
AUTHOR- Zyuzin, Dmitriy Vasilyqvich;, .and MarkusluL, Anatoliy Markovich',
TITLE, The TU-104 in the Sky (V nebe TU-104)
PUB. DATA: Izdatellstvo Tsentrallnogo komiteta Vsesoyuznogo IAninskogo
kommunisticheskogo soyuAa inolodezhi "Molodaya gvardiya, 'Moscow,
1957, 62 pp.) 100,000 copies
ORIG. AGENCY: None given
EDITOR: Fedchenko, V.; Tech..Ed.: Shuvalov. I.
PURPOSE: Publicity.
COVERAGE: The author states that the.TU-104 is thelfirst multi-paeseDger
=h
on.
high-speed airplane to have opened a new era in air trans;
the era of jet aviation. This booklet describes how this air-
plane was designed, built and tested and how a Soviet design
grcup works in creating new aircraft prototypes.
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Call fir. Not given
The TU-104 in the Sky- (cont.)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A tittle History
The Heart of an Airplane
Realization of a Project
The TU-104 Passes an Examination
Let's Get Acquainted!
How Was This Possible?
The TU-10/+--an Airplane for Everyone
Speed Knows No Limits
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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YEVO 14,~ ZYUZIII, F.
Metal for our homeland. Sov,profsoiuzy 6 no.18:20-22 D #381.
(KM 12:2)
is Direktor GorIkovskogo metallurgicheeko& zavoaa (for Yurlyev)'
2o Predsedatell savkoma Gorlkovskogo metallurgicheskogo savoda
(for Zyuzin).
(Gorki~--Hetalworkers)

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amd. do-,.Icac ou'."'f-~r.11
ontenorl'!7cS. A descripMon of tho rac", o' "I-czo
at-
ontol-,rilres is included.
The brocl-urn- 4-r, intended --"'0-" mrkern of, tbc r)c---,. _4l,.dunt*_'7,".
SO: Sovetcl.-I-e IzaLp7i (Soviot ~Dcokv), No. 183, 1953, I~oscow, (U_64'~2)

Xjj~7,-,,POT,llrAR OV--A- VARMSOT-VOS., redaktor;-8KVORTSOVi--I-K-
ZYUZ ffj-
. , AF.
----Ve7clffi-rcheskiy reciaktor
[Innovators in peat interpriess of the Orakhowo-Zu3mvo peat trust]!
Novatory torfopredprilatil Orekhovo,-2mevskogo torfotresta. Kookwao,
Goa. energ. izd-yo. 1956. 31 P- (MLRA 10:2)
(Orakhovo-2uyevo-Peat industry)

YU z 4 N F r 6 Qxdch.; YARTSEV, Alekoandr Konstantinovich; YARNNTSOI,
*1.44 ~,,,0V. IDYEJAV, L.Ys., takhnicbeskiv, rodAktor
[Repair of-pest cutting machines) Remont malihin frozernogo sposobe
dobychi torfe. Moskva, Gos.enorg.lzd-vo, 1957. 239 p. (HLRA, 10;10)
(Past machinery-Maintenance and repair)

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ZYUZIN, F.S. A inzh.
Manufacture of peat-mineral--ammonia fertilizers. Vorf. prom.,
1+0 no.4:16-20 163. (MMA. 1640)
1. Orekhovo4uy-evskiy torfokombinat Moskovskbgo soveta narodoo o
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khozyaystva.
(Peat) (Fertilizers and manur6s)

IZTUZIN, F.S. lnzh. - SAVE14KO, I.V., inzh.
Industrial production of peat fertilizers and mnAtres at
the peat works of the Moscow Province Hcoi inmic Council. Torf.
prom. 36 no.6:4-8 '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Orekhovakiy torfotreat (for Z"in). 2. Mosobluovmrkhoa
(for Savenko;
iM"cow Province--Peat)
(Moscow Province-Fertilizers and manures)

-A. A.-, in%" ZYUZ IN.-Ya, S, inzh-.
Operation of UMPY-4 peat-winning mschines fitted with milling druns.
Torf.prome 35 no*2:16-17 158s (MIRA 11:5)
1. Orekhovo-Zuyevskiy torfotrest.
(Peat machinery)

NESTEROVICH, V.P.; NOSENKO, Yu.I.; ZYUZIN, inzh,p retsarizent;
ARSHINOV) I.M., inzh., red$-,-`V6 IYEVA, L.V.) tekhn.red.
[Repair of six-axle gondola 6ars] Remont shestiomwkh po-
luvagonovi opyt vagonnogo depo ot, VolnovaRba DQnotaXol
dorogi, Moskva) Transzheldorizdatj 1963. 82 P.
(NIRA i7-2)

-.4UZIN,--IVau-IvanQy,ip4;, VAKULEVO, Sergey Mikhaylovich; SxUjFj'S'-T'
Yu. S. , red.
[Organization and technology of the repair oi freight cars;
work practices of the Taiga Station depot of:the Western
Siberia Railroad] Organizatsiia i tokhnologlia rem'nta gru-
zovykh vagonov; opyt raboty vagonnogo depo st. Taiga Zapadno-
Sibirskoi dorogi. Moskva, Transport, 1964. 74 p.
(MIRA 17:9)

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'Ystem Inhilits the syridrome. Airsickness and 14odon's
004 insulin toot. Ibid. 41-5.~London'% test 6 Uttit on coo
qttant. detn. of insulin excreted by the pancreas after in-
OOW g(.5tion of a standardized blood-iugar stimulant i(C. A.
002 i i 3Z, 411361). The blood of the person, when injected into C900
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ZYUZIN, I.K., professor. doktor meditsinskikh nauk.,
Restoration of visual illusory perception in,craniocorsbral
trauma under th'0 affect of certain drugs. *-~dy GOS.Inst.po
isuch.mosga 15:158-162 147. (HLRL 712)
1. Is Gos.Instituta Kong& im. Bekhterevs, (Ait;ektor.dsystvitsl.'Vy
chlen Akademil meditsinakikh nauk, saslushennyy de~atell nauki
professor V.P.Ooipoy) I Falkhonevrologicheskogo Inotituts, Im,
Bekhtereva (direktor professor V.M.9yasishch6T).
(Drugs) (Brain--Wounds and injuriss) :(Ss'nsee and sensation)

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zyuznll I. K.
Zyuzin., 1. RV. M. Dolditerov and n. odorn t1moof 11 Vriwhob.,
delo) 19491 Nos 2: colw= 169-74., with portrait
SO: U-3566., 15 March 53, (letopis 1zhum zolch Statey, No. 14P 1949).

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SO: Letooisl "Zinirnalli-CIrIch Statey, Vol. 50, I:Oskva, 1~"49

Va Ho Bekhterev as a pimeer of contempomry teaddag cm the relation
of the cerebral eortax and internal orpne. NOW04NA9 pedJadatop
Xoakva 19:3s IkW-June 90a po 3-8
CLAU. 190 50 ROV'O 1950
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ZYUEIN, I.K.
Effect of constant denceeling current on blood pressure in hypertension.
Nevropat. poikMat., Moskva 20 no.6354-66 Nov4so 51d (one ~ 214)
1. Professor. 2. Of the Academy of Redical.Scienoas USSR an& of the
Clinic for Nervous Diseases (Director-Prof, .16yaoRandollskiyo. Comes-
ponding Member of the Ac#Aemy of Rtaical Sciateas USU), leniNMM
Sanitary-Hygienic Radical Institute.

T. X, (Mor)
Nervous System - Wounds and Injuries
Restoration of dis*bed motor functions in organic Injuries of,~the centra.l.:nervous
system in the light of Pavlov's theory of the higher nervous activity. Zhur. nevr.
i psikh. 52 No. 8, 1952.
Monthl List of Russian Accesaiong, Libraz7 of Congress. November 1252 Unal

ZYUZIN' I.K.
Antitoxic function of the liver in hypertension. Klin. med., Moskva
31 no, 1:89 Jan-1953. (OUG 24:1)
1. Professor. 2. Of the Clinic for Nervous Diseases (Director -
Corresponding Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences Prof. 1. Ta.
Razdollskiy). LeningradL Sanitary Hygienic Medical Institute.

(14ookya)
ZTUZIN, I.K., professor
Using radioactive isotopes in neuropsycbtatric practice. Klibe
mqd. 33 no.6:44-48 Je '55-
1. Is Instituta psithiatril Hinisterstya sdra; YookhramouLya. SSSR.
(ISOTOPES, ther. use
neuropsychiatric dis.)
(GMMAL MY U SrSTIM, die.
ther. Isotopes)
(KEIM DISOIRDM. ther.
isotopes)

Iffect of radioactive isotopes on electrical a'ativity- of thn bmin
in epilepsy. Zhur.nevr.i paikh. 55 no.3.205-269,155i (KWA 8--7)
1. Havrologicheakoye otdaleniye (zav. prof,. I.X.Zyxmim) Inetlt~uta
paikhiatrii Kiniateretva zdravookhraneniya SUR (dir. dotsent DO'D.
Fedotov).
(ISOTOPES, effects,
on M in epilepsy)
(,or
aff. of radioactive isotopes in epileper)
(EPILIPSY, pb;ysiology.
eff. of radioactive isotapes on ]MG)

ZYU IU, I.K.; ZAICHKINA, T.S. ( loskya
Effect of radioactive isotopes on artificially induced convulsin 'na
in animals. Zhur.nevr.i Psikh- 55 no.5:343-3441'55- (KLRA 817)
1. Institut paikhiAtrii (dir. -dotsent D.D.Fedotov) Ifintstarstva
zdravook-hranoni;ra SSSR.
(CONVULSIONS, experimental,
eff. of radioisotopes)
(ISOTOPES, effects,
on exper. convulsions)

US,,3R/Hu= and PaUmal Ehysiology - Nervou-s-Sy6tam.-
Cor-tex of Cerebral Hemispheres.
Abs 3bur Ref 2hur - Biol., 110 7, 1958, 32171
Author
Inst
Title On the Lability of the Peripheral End ofthe Motor
Analysor as an Indicator of the FunctionaL Changes of
Brain Hemispheres.
Orig Pub V sb.: Ucheniye N.Yee Vvedenskogo v klinich. proklike.
Odessa., 1957, 31-34.
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1

Abs Jour : Rof Mur - Biol., No 14, 1958, No 65713
Author : Zyuzin I.K., Drasno-va 1"'.1.
Inst
Title Cli,,%n,,,Cs in Metabolic-Enzymtic Processes .~in the Blood of
Patients with Epilepsy wider the Moct of Siiiall Doses of
Radioactive Phosphorus.
Orig Pub : B. sb.L Vopr. psikhiatriij Vyp. 21 Moscow, 1957, 146-148
Abstract No abstract
Card 1/1

- - --------- ----- --
ZYUZIN, I.K.
Use-of radioactive Isotopes in the diagnosis of organic affections
of theIbrain [with su=ary In french]* Zhur.nev'ro I ps Iikh# 57 noo2:
241-245 157-- (KL&A 10:6)
lavrologichaskoys otdoleniye (zav. - prof. I.K.Zy~uzin)
Instituta ppikh-latrU.Ministeretva zdravookhrohomira' SSSRO ftskys.
(BRAIN, wounds sad inj.
localization of obscure lesions by isotopes)
(ISOmm
use in localization of obscure lesions of brain)

NIMIN, I.g!_c prof., MUSBOVA. 4.J.# m1ndahiy nitucnW sotrudnik
Effect'-,of small doses of rAdionctive phosphorus on nitrogen metabolism.
hemopolents. and the function of the rardlovnijaular mystem. Vost.rente
i red. 33 no-3:75-76 My-Je '56 (MIRA 11t8)
(PHOSPHMUS, radioactive
off, on nitrogen matab., hatopoietic system., & cardiovAsc.
funct. (Rua))
(NITROGEN. uetabo
off* of radiophosphorus (Rua))
(HEMOPOIETIC SYSTEM, off. of radintions on
radiophosphorus (Rua)) I;
(CARDICV.ASbULA SYSTEM., off. of radiations on
rndiaphosphorus, on funct. (Rua))

ZYUZIN#-I.K. -- --
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.1 j: I II ill d if If 1:1111111 Ila IVIIIII; I I I it IIII I If I Iviffe I IF
L 11239-63 EUT (1) /E74T (111) /P 03-
ACCEW10H RRt AP3001061
AVMM8 Zywin" I. Kt 5q
Tr=z The significance of certain microdlements in Un dwrbUpwnt oV-tadZOA*L----
pathologT
SOMMS Radiobiologiyax vo 39 no* 3P, 1906P: 364-3,68
Tree:` ages s, rikdUtlon
TOPM TAGS t microelements.1-odbaltp v
ABSTROT's The artiole discuses tM vaia a-f mictueleinhfita linphplolo~$paijand
pathological procesalas of an organism Wised on t7mrity-mim different bodiRm, 4M
articles listed in the bibliography. The amthor shavis thq tmportance of mUroele-
mente and then ra-tses the question of what hapirpens to Wrian, particularly wbalt and
copper, when an orgwLtam is Lrradlatad. The liver is t-he mfilit tissue in Uie organ-
isia for storing cobtlt ind copj)er, and thaix cantent dflivremeti With radiation
damage. Cotalt and *opper einter the bload ntreami mi are Wlxsor~md by the other
tissues. lecording to so-Tw7al sources iti.tedif the natvral fmitioxidizing agents &re
inactimted during irradiation and this leads to accelarption of axidlzizug processe,~
and accumuirs-tio., of rree raxllaal-q and peromides. -he auth(m, (:ioncillide's timt thc- in-
creezed content of cobELIt &nd aof.~ier in the blood and tiEslans (e=ept the Uvex) of
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ii~ HiMillf! 1F3 11114 'W1 IM Vt2lul It -11stil IIIIIH1111411 111-111 fill, r.W.,
l
- I ,
L 11239-63
Acassiou Nav o3om6i
irradiated animals,, vh1ch indmaea develatimerit; cf bnoidi'm rmd.- la"rz activity* of the
ti-a-sues, may be considered. aT a piroUr-tAve reaction inil"zzilig: the radJom.,Ujitance
"tratieIrim:
a," the arip-m-sm-, On the athat han4 e-we - - - oC -a I t,, =d cepp= !.P- X-he
blaad and tiasues a-an also have a negatilre effect agjVufttdmjT the deirelqmeNt and
course of radiation patholoEgo Ou-lgv art. hass 3 ftgue%s.

ZYUZRI I.M.; KOMAROVI P. S.
rmportaht rebources~for increasing crop yields. Zashch. rast.
ot vred. i bol. 6 no.10:&9 0 161. (MIRA 1636)
I Per7jk 6ekretarl Kalacheyevskogo'rayonno~ o Komiteta
i;m;~;isticheskoy par'tii Sovetskogo Soy=a kfor Zyuzin).
2. 4rofiomi p6 zashbhite rasteniy sellskogo Iffiozyayetva
Kalachdyevskoko rayona; Voronezhsk.oy,oblasti (for Komarov).
(Kalach District(vo.-onezh Frovince)-~-PiaTltS,
Protection of)

PUKHANUVA, Ye.A.; GGLUIY"VAy G.A.- ZVJIZIN~ N-.I.
mallite - iron ox-lde nalld solutlon. fz,~. SO Ali JS-'lFt "03$er..
khim. nauk no.D48-54. 165. (MmA l818)
1. Inatitut Miko-khimichpskikh oanov pq re i,a botk-' ru ne ral nogo
syrlya Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR, Novoolbtrqk.

ZOWTTJKHII.I.- V.V.; VASILIYEV, Yu,R.; RUZIN, N.!,.
High-ferrLfarous tarlaty -f pro~x,.Ite and a. now dfagrfpum for
C', lt: r,
prehnitas. Dokl.. ANT SSLF 1641 nc.61139%C-13931 .'s (KRA 18810)
1. TnstituL geolog'.1 i gooflzlki. Stbirakup ()4ldnIonlya AN SS~R*
Submitted May 25v 5965,

ZOLOTUJOIN, V.vo; VASILIYEV, Yu.R.;,~Yluzilly J11.1.
High-ferruginous pumpellyite (lotrite) frcn the llorillpk
region and a new diagram for pumpollyites, I)okl..ADI SSI';R
165 no.5tll56-1159 D 165. Ora 19a)
1. Institut geologii. i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN
SSSR. Submitted March 6, 1965.

24 (8)
AUTHORS:.
TITLE:
..Zhuravlevl,.N* N.j Stepanoval A* Aep S07/56-0-3-5.5/62
Zyuzinj N# I*
On the Problem of the Superconductiv -ity of~~the Compoand~BiPt
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/3
Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreti6eskoy;fiziki,J9591: Vol 37,
Nr 30), PP 860,- 861 (USSR)
The critical temperatuies.for BiPt~~ound:~by various;authors
partly differ considerably. Whereasi! e.g.f.'accordin' to:
0
Matthias, To = 1.21, K0 N. Ye. Alekseyevd,kiy et al,;found
2.4 OK, but he also showed that in,some Apt-alloys:suppreon-
ductivity does no~ occur down to 1.3 0K (Refs 2,3)~~As shown
by reference 49 BiPt crystallizes only in one form iz.-hexa-
gonally with the parameters a - 4-20 and 'o~,- 5-55 ~!(Niks-struo-
ture). Radiographical investigatione carVied outby'ithe~authors
of,this "Letter to the'Editor" gave'the sane result*' Teinpera-
ture investigations also showed that, it c~rystallizei in NiAs-
structure, and the thermal expansibii coefficients (parallel and
perpendicular to the hexagonal axis) wera (lotermine& aa.amount-
ing to (4-0 + 1-0),10-6 degree-1 and (19,660 + 2.0).10:-6 degree7 1.

-37-3-~55/62
On the Problem of the Superconductivity of the OV/56
Compound BiPt
The authors investigated several B~Pt-ailoys of dirferent com-
position also stoichiometrical ones, ancl-~Nubjectea:then' to
different types of thermal treatment, It. wasp howeverl'rfound
again that in all cases the BiPt-phsso in~an AsNi-itru6tuxe
crystallizes, and the~lattice parameters itere deter'min6d as
amounting to a = 4-315 and c - 5-490 4 0-005 R. The alloys
were investigated radiographiaally~11:~_Me ans of the.powder meth-
od, and the maximum change of the Volume' of an elementary cell
was found to amount to- 0.8% as a8dinatithe stoichiometric com-
position (46-3% by weight Pt). Thlo reduction of the elementary
cell was found at 45~6~by weight Pt, Thelchange of the size of
the elementary cell and the herewibh connected variation of the
distance between two Bi-atoms might u.., tesponsiblejorithe va-
;it bras shown
riation of T~; already in a previous pa'ei (Ref 7Y
p
c
that a decrease of the minimum int6rat*c Bi-Bi distances
leads to an increase of T . The authors' thank Professor
c
G. S. Zhdanov and N. Ye. Alekseyevskiy tor discussions. There
are 7 references, 5 of which are Sb.v4-etq
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----AIERONIKOVI---Nikolay-Grigorlyev Loh -,~-kaindevoyona7kh-nauk,,--dotu.P---polkov-ni-k;---
BMISHEV, Aleksancir Semenovich, kandevoyennykh nauk, doto,,
polkovnik; XAIACHRV, Ivan Georgiyevich. kand.voyannykh nauk, dots.,
polkovulk-, MUMIOT, Uraill Isayevich, kand,voyennyleh nauk, dots.,
polkovaik; TXRMMGV, Petr Vaoillyevich, kand-svoyennylth nauk, dots.,
polkovaik; ZYUZrU
red. plkornik, red..; SCROUN, V.V., takhns
[Armored and mechanized forces of the Soviet Army; a brief account of
their development and battle experiences] BronstankovVe i makhanisti-
rovannye voisks Sovetskol Armitt kratkit ochork razvLtita i boevogo
puti. Moskva, Voen. Izd-vo H-va obor. BOR, 1958. 263 p. (HIRA llt5)
(Russia-Army)

ZYUZN-,Yq-T-*tK0LYOUVp N.11" SOLUMA 0 A K-o-
E.B. Rabkin's Pigment tables for invest ign ting ncqmired disorders
in color senantion. Probl.fiziol.opt. 12:4-q7_499 1,58 (min lls6),
1. Knfedrn oftalmologii Voyanno-maditainokoy:Andm1i ordena,
Lonina im. S.M. Kirova.
(COLOR BLMMSS)
(CPT ICS-TABLES, MTO.

ZYUZIN, P.I,, Inshener,
Vertical hodograph for a two-layer medium. Trudy Aka4.neft.prom.
no.1:152-165 '54. .(MIRA 8:2)
(Hodograph)(Prospecting-Geophysical methoda)
him I
Nall

- --LOV, I., direktor; STEPAROV, -1 # Sat
BAKHVA J., zave4uyujhchiV__ par t -.&b Ina tom;
fro xerovshchik-ras t ochn ik;- KSjMbXWOV# V6, inzhenar;- komairon,71C.,
nachallnik tokarno-otdelochnogo otdoloniya. laureat Stalinskoy Oemii;
ULIYANOV, M., prodsedatell tsekhkoma aborochnogo taekha; VAUMOV, A..
brigadir komsomol'sko-molodezhnoy brigady; DUDKIIT, L, doteent,,direktor;
ZHUKOV, P., tokar'.
[In a progressive plant; accounts of workers and technical engine'ering
workers of the Moscow Order of the Red Banner ot labor Second 3tate Bearing
Plant] Ha peredovom zavode; rasokazy rabochikh'i inshonerno-tekhnic~heskikh
rabotnikov Moskovalrogo ordens. Trudovogo Mrasnoglo Zaameni 2-go k6udarstvan-
nogo podsh1pnikovogo savoda. [Moekvkl Profisda .t, 1952. 94 p. (MLR& 6:5)
j
1. Moskovskiy ordena. Trudovogo Vasnogo Znameni vtoroy Gosudaretvenn~y pod-
shipnikovyy zavod. 2. Vacherniy zaahinostroitelInyyAnstitut (for Dudkin).
(Efficiency$ Industrial)

V I
AVTONOV, V.Ta., dotsent, bind.tekhn.nauk; BELOYIDOT, I.D., doteent, kand.:
tekhn.nauk; BELOKOPTTOY, I.Te., doteent, kand.1a9l'okokhoz.naliki
GORTACHKIN, V.G., prof.i,doktor.tekhn.nauk; ZYUZIN, V.A., starshiy:
prepodavatell; SHMENSKIT, Te.P., dotsent, ka~a.'teldih.'ria~uk; CMMTU-
KOV, M.A.. doteent, kand.tekhn.nauk; VARRINTSOT, V.S,, dotsent,,kand.
tekhn.nauk, red.; BORUNOV, N.I., tekhn.red.
(General course in the technology of post win~lngj Obahchii kars
tokhnologii torfodobyvaniia. Moskva, Gos,energ.izd~-vo, 1959. 339 P.
(MI-RA 13:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN BSSR (for Goryachkin).
(Peat industry)

ABKRAZIp V.I.; ANTONOVp VAA.; BELOKOPYTOV-0 ~ I YAMTSOV,- V S ~GORYACHKINq-[-----
V.G.; MZIN V A.; MYUKOVP M.N.; KUDD4941 G.I.; OZEROVP B.H.;
RIVKINEVT~M-~`S"SKIYq Yb.P.; SOKOLOV, A&A.; SOLbPOV, S.G.; STRELKOV~
S.S.; TYURE14NOV9 SA; CHULYUKOV9, M.A.
Sergei Akqkseevich Sidiakin. Torf,prom. 38 n9" 2:46 16.1. (MIRA 140)
(Sidiakin, gergei Alekseevich; 1897-1�60)

--ABKHAZI)--V.Ii; -AflTONOV,-- V,Ya~; -BLYIDEIIBEIIG,- V.Ve-,-- VIMENTSOV, V.-Ole;
VELLER, M.A.; ZYUZIII IT,A - NANO) V.11.)- KUZ19,10"I G.I.;
LUKIN, A.Ve; MATVI&YEV, A.M.; CZEROV, B.I.; PALITSLI'V, A.G.;
FEROV) N.P.; PROKIIOROV, N.I.; PdiKOVSKIY, V6Ye.; 3BIESKIYj Te.P.;
SOLOPOV, S.G.; TMWIUlCjV, S.11.; TSUPROV, S.A.; GIIULYUKOV, 14.A.
Viktor Georgievich Coriachkin; obituary. Torf.prom- 39 n0-4:40
162.
(Goriachkin, Viktor Georgievichs 1893-1962)

I V, it At It DON,
The working of peat deposits for fuel; texttook. Moskva Gos. onerg.,
izd-vo, 1947. 343 P. (4&26894)
TN$37.Z58 1947

MZ-Rrj,_V._ T.
Transformation of Austenite, in High-Speed Steel; Ural Metallurgy,M). 1, 32, 1934-
Arch. f. d. Eisenhuttemmes. 9, 537Y 1934

I law 1:1 Iv J1 1111, 91 It till] I it r
tt
Study of the Transformation of Austenite in Carboa and Certain other Special
Steels at Low Temperatures
metallurgist 8j 3., 1936
NIPPON P11 'MMlii-..1.11..Illli.wllllil.ii...,.Iillnpllplm "NOW-1 MIMW

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Rev. de Metallurgie No.2,, 190,, 1937 q
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NOLM91 AND P000-0411116 1WdVV
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As is U a
THE INnUENCE -OF ALLOTING ELEMENTS 00 Till, "MITION: OF Tlf~' MARTF11-
SITE POINT, THE AMOUNT OF REWYED AUSTENITE AND ITS $TABILITY ON
TEMPERING. V. I. Zyusin, Ve D: ~;adovskly and S 01 1. flsranahuk.
(Metalurg. 24".- pp 76-00). (In Ruisslsm)i The
auutoro atudied tho totroat ot additions of #1110m, mangnintese, n1okollp
*01L;41t' alumintum, copper, ohromlina, tunrston. v*mdIum,tind
molybdomm, in mounts varying in s=4 instance" up to 0%. on
the martansite point, an the mount of retained austenite and on
Its stability in:0.9-1% carbon at"I Manganese. chromium,
molybdenum, nickel, cogper, tungsten and vanadium lowered the
martensite point by 55 , 150 , 30% 170, 10" 12' and W C. respoo-
tivel)r, for an addition or ll,%s Cobalt and a umi' lum added to a i
0.76% carbon steel raised the Imsrtansite point by 126 jjn~ 30' C.
respectively, whilst silicon hadqno effect. All the elements except
cobalt and alusinium raised the amount of retalniid austenite in
the quenched steel, whilst cobalt and aluminium lowerod It. Van-
ganese, chromium and silicon had.no marked stabilisinreffact on the
retained austenits, but the other elements studied (Wamaktnts up
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The Effect of Alloying Elements on the Position of the Marbehaitic Point,
the Quantity of Residual Austenite and its Stability durin,"I Tempering.
Trudy UFAH 10, 3-19, 1941

The Effect of the Ccmbination of Moying Elements on the Kinetics of Isothermic
Transfoxution of Sustenite and the Critical Point of flaa-dening
TrudY n4M UFAN 5, 32,, 1945-

ladimir Vladimix6vich -[de,:easedl;
ZYUZIII, VlaAimir Ivanovich: GOLYATYMA, A.G.,. red. izd-va; ISIZIITIXE-
(Design and operation of rolling' mills] Ustroistvo i eksp2uat4tsiia
proka+,nykh stanov. Pod obahchei red. V.I.ZiuzAna. ;qMoskva., Goa,
naucbno-tekbn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavetnoi metallurgil, 1061.
267 p. (MIM 1012)
(Rolling mills)

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Zyttzin, Vladimir Ivanovich
tiekhanicheskoye -oborudovaniye metallurgichesUkh tsekhov; posoblye dlya
konstruktorov i makhanikov (Mechanical EqUpneqt of Metallurgical Shops;
Manual for Designers and Machinists) Moscov, Hetallurgizdat, 1960. 334 p.
Errata slip inserted. 7,000 copies printed*
Eds.: A.I, Gurvits, and N.A, Valov;.Ed. of publishing Souse: A.A. Vagin; Techo.
Eds.,'M.K. Attopovich, and V.Vt Mikhaylova.
PURNSE: This book is intended for designers of metallurgical equipment'and:,
for the machinists who operatp-such eqi4pment. The book may also be useful to
students in schools of higher education and tekhaikums who are taking the eiourse
"Meclianical Equi]pment of Metallurgidal Shops".
COVERAGE: The book contains basic information on procearses involved in the jprodwtta
of pigiron, and steel,, and in rolling., and pipe manufacturee ~Kodern mechanical
eqmilment used in met&Uurgical shops is describeda Also discussed axe prin-
cipal trends in the introduction of modern technology'In metallurgy and the

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anticipated development of the industry. The prosent otate and characteristic
features of the metallurgical industry and the me'chwacal equi]pment used in
most of the developed countries are reviewed. No peraonalities am mentioned.
There are 14 references,, all Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
SECTION'. 1. GERMAL INFOHOMON Off TO META11MICAL INDUSTRY
Introduction to ftrToous Metallurgy
1. Significance of the metallur1r1cal, industry for the develorrment of the
national economy of the USSR 7
2. General characteristics of the metallurgical plant 7
3- General characteristics of the mechanical equipment or metallurgical
shops
4. Dovelopment of ferrous metallurgy in the USSR 12
SECTION II. WMANICAL EQUIR4ENT OF BLASI~FURNACR PLANTS
Cho It Equipment for the Preparation of Raw Materials for Blast-Furnace
Smelting 12
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r vsinmAt-h- GURVISS, A.I., red.; VALOV, K.A., red.;
TAGIN, A.A., red.izd-va; ATTOPOVICII, H.K.. tokhn.red,,.-
MIKELAY10VA, V.V., tekhn.red.
(Mechanical equipment of metallurgical plantn; mAnual for
construction engineers and mech~nicsl Makhnnichdakoe oborudo-
vanie metallurgicheakikh tookhov; posobie dlia konstruktorov~.
i makhanikov. Koskys, Goe.nauchno-te_khn.Izd-vo lit-ry po
chernoi i tavetnoi metallurgil. 1960. 334 p.
WRA l4a)
(Metallurgical plants--Equipment and ffaplieq)
(Rolling mills)

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