SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DOVLATYAN, V.V. - DRAGAN, YA.P.

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USSR UDC: 5L2.91 + 6-32.-1-
V. V., and ELI-I'AZYA~;, K. A., A=enian llgricultu~,~LLI InsLi-,ute, Yerevan,
fydnistry of Acrricu-Iture USS"'IR
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"Synthesis of Herbicides. Ethyl Esters of Acids"
Yerevan, A::-~-,yanskiy KII cheskiy Zhiunal, Vol 23, 11--~o 4, 1970, mp 5-363'
Abstract. Reaztion of sodiim 2(4)-hydroxylbenzoates wit-H
yielded e-uhyi esters of 0-2(4)-hydrox-jbenzoylglycoli-- acids, w1hi"ch w-el,e "-~~O-
genated and methylated to yield ethyl esters of
glycolic acids. Among them the ethyl esters of 2-methaxy-3,5-dichloro- and 2-
me't,hox-J-3,6-d:~chlorobenzoylglycolic acid exhibited hij~iest herbicidal activity
against dicot, edons.
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-1/3 015 UNCL ASS IF I i:Z) PROCESSING.- DATE-13NOV70
-TITLE--SY-4THESTS OF PESTICIDI:S. XXV[. SYNTHES!5 OF ALPHA CYAl!Gl-,L,~?L
ARYLCAR3.414TES -U-
AL)THUk-(02)-DJVLATYA,"J, V.V.s A-'!&ARTSUMYA,`4, YE.N.
1
-UUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCURCE--A,--,,*4. KHIM. ZH. IWOv ?-3(1)p 49-53
-OATE PUBLISHEDI ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-310LOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS# CARBAMATE, PESTICIDE, URFA DPmIVATIVE
.CCNT'C'%GL MARKING-N3 VESTRicriu,,,is
00CUM"PIT CL,`%SS--fJ%CLA'JSIFfE0
PROXY REEL/FRA?4E--19q9/I893 STEP NO--(JR/0426/70/0?-'i/OOL/00tt9/~,'053
CIRC ACCESSION ;i0--AP01?3b9l
. - I- . - It")
k;.; " I -'. SI'* I ., -.

.2/3 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NUV70
-CIRC ACCESSION !,43--AP0123681
~A-5STRACT/EXTPACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REACTION OF ARYL ISOCYANATES
0HYDRINS OF ALDEHYDES AND KETONES IN THE PRESE, , F PYRI E
WITH CYAM NICE Q DIN
(1) GIVES ALPHA CYANOALKYL ARYLCARBAMArEs. TO A STIRREJ mix-r. OF 21-38 G
PHN'CG AND 1.25 G GLYCOLONiTRILE III)t 0.025 G I WAS 'ADDED TO GIVE
75PERCr'_NT PHNIHCO SUB2 CH SJ32 CN, M. iZ-30EGREES. SliMILARLY PREPO. WERE
THE FOLLOYIING (PRGDOCT, PERCENT, YILLDp AND M.P. GIVEN): P-CLC SLJ36 H
SUB4 J%HCQ SU:32 CH SLJ34" CN, 90.4, 93-IOOOEGREES (PHI-IE); P;iNrlCU SU112
CH(CNIMEv 99v 77-30fEGIREES (C SIJ63 H SUB18) ; -(;Lr. SU66 ti SU64 NHCO SU32
CHI C?J) 1-1 E t90.5, -Y2-4DEGkEES (C SUB6 H SUB18). A IMIXT. OF 2.38 G PHNCO,
1.9 (; ME S(Jf32 C (UH)CN ( I I I ) , AiNf) 90.025 G I WAS KEPT Al rrCjd;M TEMP. 3-4
DAYS TO GIVE 92PEFC-ENT PliblHCO SU82 C(CN)ME SU82, M. L36-70t-GREES (FKDM
PHME) . SI,-'.ILAPLY PAEPO. v1AS 70.6PERCENr P-CLC SU66 H SU134 NHCO SU82
CKWME SUIJZP 1-1. 117-190E(;i~EES. A MIXT. OF 3 G M-CLC 5Uf36 H SUB-i NCO,
1-25 G 11, A:4Z) O.U5 G I 14AS LEFT UVER.NIGHT AT ROON, TEMP., 7-3 '4L C SUB6
H SUB6 WAS AODED, AND THE MIXT. HEATED TO ff0-900FGREES FL]k 3-4 HK TO
GIVE 80.9PERCENT M-CLC SU~36 It SU34 NHCG SUB2 CH SU132 Ctli M.
112-13DEGREES. ThirE WORK OF 1. G. KHASKIN AND V. 1. KONDRATENK0 (1966)
WAS REPEiiTED; AIND THF PRODuCTS ARE GAAZOLINE A,.IU OX-AZOLIOINE 0;-:kfVS.
RATHER rHAN ALPH-: CYAN0Pil"JPYL ESTERS UF CHLUH~LJFOXMIC X40 ilHF14YLCA,BA"-ilC
ACIDS. THUSt COCL SUB2 wITH III GAVE
ZtCXCt4)CHLCRQf5t5tUl,METHYL,3iO-XAZOLINE (IV), M. 70-20EGREES, WHIrH ON
HYDROLYSIS GAVE 2,4,DIOXC,5t5,Dlj'iETHYLOXAZOLIDI14E, M. 75-6DE~;REES. THE
REACTION OF IV WITH PHNH SUB2 AFFORDED
2tUXOy4lAi'-IILINC,5J5,DIMETHYLt3rOXAZOLI~iE, M. 262-4DEGRIES.
UNCLASS*1FIED

3/3 015 UNCL ASS IF I ED PrOCESSII,lr, DATE-13NOV70
~C RC ACCESSI'),N NO-AP01236-31
~ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--HE4TING ARYL ISCCYAuATES WITH CYAN(.`HYDRI-NS IN PHME AT
90DEGREES GIVES-MM-NLY 1qj;A',DIAKYLUKEAS ANO NOT ALPHA GYANUALKYL
PHEMYLCARSAlATES AS STATitz-9 BY K. D. SHVFITSOVA=SHIL;)VSKAYA, INI. N.
MELINIKOVi Z. 1. MAKSIMOVA, T. S. LAKHAROVA, AND L. P- f3GCH4-,0VA (1962).
T14E IR SPECTRA WERE, DISCUSSED. FACILITY: ARM. SCL'SKUKHOZ.
INST., EREVAN, USSR.

USSR
DOVLATYANI V. V.J. 19WHATRYATI, N. Xh., Armyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal,
Vol XXTV, No 2. 1971, PP 3.67-173
(dialkyl) amino-symm-tria2ines are obtained. The experimntal procedures for
obtaining the mentioned compounds.. their formulas, yields and -Physical and
chemical properties are presented.
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UDC 547.495.1+6372.938
11DVLATYAN1- V. V., and MBARTSUIMYAN, E. N., Armenian Agricultural
Institute, Yerevan, Ministry of Agriculture USSR
"Synthesis of Pesticides. 'C,%VII. The Problem of Dehydrachlorina-
tion of ,.~~,-Cyano(carl)ethoxy)-,',;~,,I~-trichloroethyl-rZ---ryL
(benzoyl, methyl)carbamates"
Yerevan, Armyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 23, -N1o 3, 1.970,
pp 295-296
A.bst
I tract: The paper is a report on synthesis of (j-cyano(or A-
carbethoxy)- 113,1'~-di(.,tilorovinyl-N-substituted carbamates with the
general formula RNIICOOC-CCI,
X -(-N, COOC,11,, R -C11,, Q1,CO, CIC,11,.
-sis was achieved by interacting chloral cyin0hydi-it-, or :;~.hyl
Synthe
tH clil orol ;~( t:ate widi isocynnates Ln the pres(mice of (A'
il*/!;l it- in nhown that of ~'k-cyzlno-
witio
agent!~ M-y L-If -im i Ito -5-dichlorome Lhylerioxazol idines.
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USSR
DOVLATYAN, V. V., et al. , Armynnsidy Khimi(-he.-I,:jy 2-1--urnal, Vol 23,
No 3, 1970, pp 295-296
Potasli dcnydrochlorination of -cyano- -tricIiLorOet[-Iy*jI--N,I-
methy1carbamate produces - -cyano-
carbamate, while sodium C~anide as the dchydroclilorinat3ing agent
givew 2-oxo-3-metliyl-4-imino-5-diethLoror;iethylenoxazolidine.
Dissolution of 2-oxo-3-aryl(methyl)-4-imino-5-(Iictlorometilylenoxazo-
lidine chlorohydrates in water produces the corresponding
2,4-dioxo-3-aryl(methyL)-5,5-dichlorometliylenoxazolidines.
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USSR U DC 3? 12. C i51
o3~ 2,
DOViATXN&-)L# V. V. and Z. N. A rmcni -= A gz -fcu rzt Inz; iz
JVfr%,`an, Mlinistry of Agriculture USSIR
"Pesticide Synthesis. Intral-nolecular CyCIi----zI-.--'O;- 0-17
N-arylcarbanates"
Yerevan, Armyanskiy IC-iiinicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 213, c)
Abstrac-1: Heat,-ng-~,-CY4.;-noalkyl-N-arylt'or mc,-,:hylI~c;,rbama-L:os
the presence of py3:id--;n,a or red mercury oxide, yie-!(.s
tives which form by int:ramolocular cyclization. This reac-L'icn --,:1v G i. alo
place Jn sor-ae cases on stand~-ng at roorl temperz,,,ture for 10-20 (,1-
all cases whe--e the other solution Ls saturated wizh ciry
The position of a substituent on the phenyl ring has -~ sUJ S1 z':-1. Ll "-L
on the rate of cyclization. The hydrochlorides of thcso
easily in water, yielding
sence of an aryl group directly attached to nitrogo-1-1 %-.as I-Ound i~cc!ssai:y -~:Or
cyclization, since '/0032/0035
CIRC ACCESSICN NG-AP0129271
UNCLASSIFIED

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OAT=--30UCT-'O
CLRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129271
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS DETERMINED 31LIRUBIN
IN THE BLOOD SERUM AFTER HIMANS VA14 DEN BERG IN 219 PATIENTS WITH
CHRONIC LEUKEMIA AND ITS FRACTION, AFTER ESERLEIN IN 91 PATIE'NTS.
QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF URINE UROBILIN WAS MADE IN 109 PERSONS AND
CAPACITY OF THE LIVER TO EXCRETE ASORUBIN STAIN IN 107 PATIENTS.
INCREASE OF FREE AND MUNUGLUCURGINID BILIRUBIN AND CHANGES OF
DIGLUCURCNIDBILIRUBIN IN THE BLOOD SERUM WERE FOUND. THESE CHANGES WERE
MAINLY ASSOCIATED WITH A DISORDER OF THE CONJUGATING FUNCTION OF THE
LIVER DUE TO A REDUCTICIN OF GLUCURONIL, TRANSFERASE ACfIVITY OF
MICROSOMES OF HEPATOCYTES. IN THE TERMINAL PERIOD THE BILIRUBIN
EXCRETORY FUNCTIGNI OF THE LIVER WAS DISTURBED MOST OF ALL.
UROBILINSOkBTIVE FUNCHON OF THE LIVER WAS CONSTANTLY DISTURBED AND
EXCRETORY, REMAINED UNCHANGED. FACILITY: KAFEDRA GOSPITAL'NOY
TERAPII VIT-EBSKOGO MED]r,TSINSKOGO INSTITUT.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--ON THE DISSOCIATION CROSS SECTION FOR SLOW COLLIDING EXCITED
1. MOLECULES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DOZOROVy A.A.j KUDRINv L.P., NOVIKOV, V.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPER IMIENTAL 'NOY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKI, L970, VOL 58,
NR 6, PP 1955-1958
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--EXCITED ELECTRON STATE, MOLECULAR INTERAcTio,"j, EXCITATION
CROSS SECTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF[tc-0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/2243 STEP NO--UR/005b/1'0/053/006/1955/1~;53
CIRC ACCESSION' NO--AP0125821
F=

212 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROC C S S P1 G 0A T E-- -77, 7 01
ACCESSION N3---AP01251-21
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-()- ABSTRACT. THE CROSS SECTU-',,'4 F~~:, r.Hp-
(AB) PLUS M YIELDS A PLUS 13 PLUS M 15 CALCULAUE0; viFRE (ABI il,"Jo m
MOILECULES IN THE EXCITED ELECTPON STATE5, THIE C-~rjSS S-;:CTlz)",l CA"4 RE
EXPRESSE-0 IiN TERMS nF WELL KiNOWN EFFECTIVF CROSS -*;Ecrft)!*,is ,coR
-S " F HE
MOLECULES', AT THERMAL ENE,'Gllc I
PHOT001 SSOC [AT ION OF I IS L r- U R D;~
OF 10 PRVlE NEGATIVE14 CM PRIMEZ.
U`4CLASSIFIE0

'USSR UDC 911.3.616.981.455(470.333)
ADAMOVICH, V. L., STRUTINSKIY, V. M., and DOZORTSEVA A. A.
"Elimination of Tularemia in the Desna Flood Plain in Relation to tile River
Irrigation Project"
V sb. Kompleksn. probl. Desny (Complex Problems of the Desna -- collection of
works), Tula, 1970, pp 196-202 (from RZh-36. Med�tsinskaya geografiva, No 1,
Jan 71, Abstract No 1.36.122 by V. Maslovskaya)
Translation: From 1948 to 1963 there were 1,417 recorded cases of tularemia
in Bryanskaya Oblast, and morbidity was gradually increasing. The high in-
cidence in 1963 can be explained by the abrupt intensificacion of the epi-
zootic process in tularemia foci and the absence of appropriate vaccination
for the population. After 1963 the morbidity sharply decreased: in 1964 --
7 cases (in the environs of Bransk) ; in 1965 -- 2; and in 1966 -- 12 cases
(in the Desna flood plain). In the Desna flood plain there are two dan-
gerous epidemiological areas: from the mouth of the Bolva river to PH'-
shino village and front Itadutino to Belaya Berezka village. Tularemia study
in Bryanskaya Oblast showed that elementary foci of itifect.ton are associated
with the distribution of Ixodes apronophorus ticks and are found in alder
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ADAIDVICR, V. L. , et al, V sb. Kompleksn. probl. Desny (Complex Problems of
the Desna - collection of Works), Tula, 1970, pp 196-202 (from RZh-36.
Meditsinskaya geografiya, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1.36.122 by V. I-faslov-
skaya)
groves. Cartographic data shows that tularemia foci in 1963 were associated
with areas of land reclamation. These conditions are causing Ixodes ticks
and rodents to inhabit the shores of drainage canals. Microfoci emerge,
from vhich infection spreads into the flood plain with subsequent increased
incidence of tularemia in the population. The morbidity probability has
Increased for tularemia, hemorrhagic fever with a renal syndrome, Q fever,
and other diseases.
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1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE-CHROMOSOME MUTATIONS INDUCED BY SPACE FLIGHT FACTORS IN BARLEY
SEEDS DURING THE FLIGHT OF THE AUTOMATIC STATIONS ZOND-5 AND ZOND-6
AUTHOR-(05)-NUZHOIN, N.I., DOZOXTSEVAt R.L.r PASTUSHENKUSTRELETS, N.A.,
-SAMCKHVALOVA, N.S., CHUDIWMKAYA,, G.A. T-4
CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR i ')
woli
SOURCE-ZH. ABSHCH. BIOL* 1970, 31(11, 72-83
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-RADIATION INDUCED MUTATIONt AGRICULTURE CROP SEED/(U)ZONO 5
CIRCUMLUNAR PROBEt (UILOND 6 CIRCUMLUNAR PROBE
UNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1962 STEP NO--UR/03ZI/70/031/001/0072/008-a
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0123743
i it"f- i A ,z 1-1 r F i r. a

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0123743
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SEEDS OF 2 VARIETIES OF BARLEY
(RADICRESISTANT, AND RADIOSENSITIVE), IRRADIATED WITH 5 OR 10 KR AND
PRIME137 CS GAYMA RAYSt OR NONIRRADIATED, DURING THEIR DORMANT AND
RESTING STATE, WERE PLACED IN THE ZOND-5 AND ZOND-6 SPACESHIPSy WHICH
FLEW AROUND ThE MOON. AFTER THE FLIGHT, THEY WERE THOROUGHLY ANALYZED.
THE CYTOL. STUUIES SHOWED SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE EXPTL. AND
CONTROL SERIES IN THE AMTS. OF ABERRANT CELLS DUE TO CHROMOSOMAL
MUTATIONS CAUSED BY THE SPACE FLIGHT FACTOR (SFFI, SFF CAUSED
CRRCMCSOMAL MUTATIONS IN THE SEEDS. THE GENETIC EFFECT OF THE COMBINED
INFLUENCE OF SSF AND GAMMA IRRADN. DEPENDED ON THE PHYSIOL. STATE OF THE
IRRADIATED SEEDS, AND ON THE DOSES OF IRRADN. DORMANT SEEDS WITH A HIGH
RADIGRESISTANCEt AFTER IRRADNo WITH LOW GAMMA RAYS DUSESP WERE MORE
AFFECTED BY THE COMBINED INFLUENCE OF SFF.AND GAMMA IRRADN. SEEDS IN
THE RESTING STATE WITH HIGH RADIOSENSITIVITY SHOWED A SHARP INCREASE OF
THE EFFECT OF SFF. THE ADUITIVE AND SENSITIZING EFFECTS OF GAMMA
IRRADN. AND SFF WERE OBSO. IN THE SEEDS FROM THE SPACE SHIPS.
FACILITY: lNST. BIOL. PHYS.9 MOSCOWP USSR.
!;,:F i A t: i: TFl

USSR UDC 632-95
TRUYdILIK, S., K9VACH, I., and GAGER, S.
"Metathion -- New Low-Toxicity Organopliosphorus Insecticide"
V sb. Khimi,,m i prineneniya fosforarran. sovedin. (Chemistry and Application
of Organophosphorus Compounds -- Collection of Works), Moscow, "Nauka," 1972,
Pp 477-483 (from RZh-Kiiniya, No 14, 25 Jul 72, Abstract No 14N440 by T. A.
BELYAYEVA)
Translation: 'rhe article presents physical and chemical properties and '11-.ethods
of producinU. metathion (I), data on the hydrolysis of I in varioia; inedia,
and toxicity of the preparation for warm-blooded animals. Compound i con-
su=tion norms for various crops are indicated. Compound I can be used in
fruit and vegetable growing and in vttictilture to control the of orna.-
mental plants and a6ricultural. crops.
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USSR UDC 621.396.674.3
PRA#KIN,_ A.- D.
"Elementary Radiators in a Conducting Medium"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i elektronika, Vol XVII, ho 2, 1972, pp 264-267
Abstract: A study was made of the problera of transmitting electromagnetic
energy by elementary radiators -- electric and magnetic -- in a semiconducting
medium. Simple formulas were obtained for the active resistance of such radi-
ators. Near the dipoles, on going away from the radiation sources, the power
leaving the electric dipole decreases appreciably faster than In the case of
the magnetic dipole. The conducting medium around the loop antenna has a
significant effect on the active component of its input impedance. This ef-
fect on the reactive component of the input impedance is appreciably less and
it can be approximately determincd by means of the known expressions for the
meditua without losses. The method of induced emf's and the concept of a
complex dielectric constant of the medium was used to obtain the expression
for the power supplied to the insulated loop (without considering losses in
the loop conductor).

USSR
DROKIN, A. L. and STETSDIFE.0, V. A.
UDC 621-371
"Electromagnetic Energy Distribution of the Simplest Ra(liators
in a Semiconducting I-ledium"
Y-oscoi-.,, V sb. X Vses. konf. no rasprostr. radjovoln. Tezisv doir-1.
Sehts. 6 (Tenth All-Union Conference on the -'Propagation of Radio
Waves; Report Theses; Section- 6--collection of "Nauka," 1972
PP 45-49 (frora M-11 Lad io tek-hnika, 1.1o 10, 1972, Abstract 1,'o 101.389)
Translation: The change in energy of an elect-roiaaCnetic -,.a%,e c'].ose
to the radiator (a short electrical vibrator or frame) disp-aced
in a uniform limitless semiconducting medium (S' is investir~atcd.
11
Two possibilities are considered: 1) the radiator is placed lirect
ly in the 2) the radiator is surrounded by a dielect.-ic Sphe~frc
T
beyond -the limits of which is a uniform isotropic It is shown
thmat, for frame radiators, the power a
to nttenuates the ~-iotanlce
at a lower rat L 11
-e than 4"or eloctrical vibntorn; the pre-ence of the
dielectric shell a-Iffucto them to a lenser cxtwit. Tl;o il-iU."tra-
tions, biblio-raphy off one. 21. S.
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1/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--L8SEP70
,TITLE--WORK QUALITY AND BONUSES -U-
AUTHOR-DRABKINt G.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-STANDARTY I KACHESTVO, 19701 NR 21 PP 7L-74
DATE PUBLISHEP -------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL
TOPIC TAGS--BONUS, QUALITY CONTROL,
SCIENCES
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
CONITROL MARKING--r-40 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUME14T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1964/2025 STEP NO--UR/0422/'10/000/002/0071/0014
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100590
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 OLO UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NO--ArOI00590
NBSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE
AN ENTERPRISE IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF
SOURCES ARE RECOMMENDED FOR THE BONUSES TO
HIGH QUALIY OF THE ITEMS PRODUCED, BUT ALSO
THE EMPLOYEESo
UNCLASSIFIED
PROCESSING DATE-13SEP70
ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE WORK OF
THEIR PRODUCTS. CERTAIN
BE AWARDED NOT ONLY FOR THE
FOR THE HIGH QUALITY WORK OF
89

USS.111
uDc: 621.315-592
'nPA'ZV-iN T L . and I.El,'SON, I - V- , Semiconductor Institute, Acad. Sci-US-511
Leningrad
"Infrared Absorption by p-Type Pb I-x SnxTe Alloys"
leningrad, Fizil-a i tekhnika poluprovodni-Icov, vol 6, 11o 6, 1972,
pp 1046-1049
Abstract: The results of experimental investiC-otions into the i-n-
frared absorption characteristics of n-type and p-typ_e Pbl--,Sn,.Te
solid solutions, where x = 0.02, 0.05, 0.1, and 0.2, are ~-Lven. in
this paper. Specimens for the experiments were prepared fron, al-
loys of the original components i;i evacuated ampoid-es, the coml,o-
nents being heated by pressing and consequent homoCenization by
annealing. X-ray and metallographic analysis used to verify
that the snecimen was single-phased. The absorption measurements
were made -vith the IKS-21 infrared spectrometer, the tem_per,-_,,t-U_re
tests of the sDectra being made in a special vessel to pernit di-
rect measurem-ent c~' `he c~bsorDtion in a micro-att-.aclu-,ent, tly~e
PMO-21.1, in the 110-3000 K int;rval. The authors 'Lind that zhr-ir
4
results agree closely with V-he data obtained by other researchers.

1
112 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IHSEP70
TITLE--INCREASE IN THE PHOTOELECTRIC SENSITIVITY OF POLYMERS WITH A
CONJUGATION SYSTEM. 1. PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF A POLYMERLOW MOLECULAR
AUTHOR-(05)-DRABKINt F.A.i.TSARYUKp V.I., CHERKASHIN, M.I., CHAUSER, 4.G.,
KISILITSA,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:SOURCE--ELEKTRDKH[MIYA 197o, 6(l), 65-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHE-41STRY, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-CONJUGATED POLYMER, MOLECULAR WEIGHT, PLASTIC FILM,
PHOTOSENSITIVITY, BENZENE DERIVATIVE, ACerYLENE, IODINATED ORGANIC
C nim Powi o tCHLORINATED ORGANIC compnUNDo ORGANIC AjfNE COMPOUND,
PROTON
'I~PKIN~--lln, RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UINCLASSIFIF0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/1814 STEP NO--t]R/0364/70/0,')(j/001/,JO65/')069
CIRC ACCESSInN NO--AP0100188
IjV' jCLASSIFIE-D

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I NVHJ DW 1400NInbONVADV~1131 IIINV801140 l-llNvW0b9) S*bOie3:):)V
N01011d 'IM- '10W P101 AD 'N0JUV -lHI *IDVelSflV -0-dO (n)--iov~iix:-uiov~usov
VU~0010dV--CN NOISS333V :)dl-,
0Ld3S9l--9IV0 DNISSADO'~d 031=1]S'JVI)Nn ~zo 212

USSR
UDC: 621-315-592
VINOGRADOVA, M. N., DRkBKIN, I. A., YELISEYEVA, Yu. Ya., and
NELISON, I. V.
"Optical Characteristics of p-Type Pbj_x1,-1nxT-- Solid Solutions"
Leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika poluDrovodnikov, No 8, 1972, pp, 1478-
1482
Abstract: The work described by this paper is the investigation of
�nfrared reflection and absorption spectra in solid solutions of
Pbl-xl,lnxTe, with the purpose of explaining the energy structure of
these alloys. The reflection spectra were measured with specimens
having various carrier concentrations and with an Kn concentration
of up to 95-' at 3000 K, and such spectra are plotted for alloys in
which x =- 0.03, 0.06, 0.09 with identical Hall concentrations.
The absorption spectra were obtained for polycrystalline specimens
of Pbo.95Mno Te and Pb lin jTe and are reproduced as well. It
is founcL thal'Zhe introduo~?ion' of Yin into Pbj-xMnxTe alloys leads
to a change in the respective positions of light and heavy hole
zones, and that the structure of the alloyol valent zones differs
substantially from those of FbTe.
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USSR TJD(: 621-315-592
DRABKIN, I. A., MCRGOVSKIY, L. Ya., NELISON, 1. V., and RAVICH,
1U-._'T_._ ;~e_miconductor Institute, Leningrad
"Characteristic Light Absorption in Nonparabolic Regions of PbTe
and Solid PbTe-SnTe Solutions"
Leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika Doluprovodnikov., No 7, 1972, pp
1323-1326
Abstract: A comparison is made between the experimental data for
the absorption coefficient of PbTe and compounds of similar zoiial
structure on the one hand, and the theoretical expressions derived
on the basis of the two-zone model on the other. ComDutation of
the characteristic abBorption coefficient is ninde in the frame-
work of the two-zone model by computing the matrix elements of the
dipole junctions through the use of wave functions found by the R-F
Eiethod. Such calculations show that ~he absorption coefficient in
the nonparabolic zone increases because of the faster growth of
the density of the compounds as a function of the energy. Experi-
ments to determine the absorption of epitaxial films of PbTe,
Pbo.qSno.lTe and Pbo.83no.2% are described. The results of these
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U19SR
DRABXIN, I. A., et al, Fizika i tek-hni'Ka mluprovodnikov. Lio 7,
1972, pp 1323-1326
experiments are given in the form of curves showing the absorption
coefficient and the coefficient squared as functions of the light
energy. For the sake of comparison, the theoretical and experi-
mental results are plotted on the same axes.
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TJSSR 1JDC: 620.179-152.5
GRUZIN, P.L., DRABKINI, L.A. and KOSAREV, L.I.
"Scattering of X -Radiation by Cs137 Steel Cylindrical Barrier"
Sb. Radioizotop. sredstva Kontrolya i automatiz. teklinol. protsessov
v prom-sti (Symposium on Radioisotope as Means of Control and
Automation of Manufacturing Processes in Industry) Moscow, Aton-lizdat
Publishing House, 1972, pp 523-527 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-
Metrologiya i IzmeritEl'naya Tekhnika, No 8, 1972, Abstract No S. 32. 255)
Translation: Angular spectrum of once scattered radiation is obtained for
the case of narrow beam of X -ray falling on Cs137 steel cylindrical
barriers of various thickness and curvature. It is shown that data on
scattering of K -quanturns in parallel plane barriers with scattering
angle of 300 can be used in this case with sufficient accuracy. The
effect of cylindrical barrier thickness on the scattered rZdiation flux
was investigated. The obtained relations have maxirnums. With the
wall thickness greater than the one corresponding to the rna%imurn flux
the relation between flux and thickness is linear (3 illustrations,
I reference).
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USSR
UDO 621.~97
SOLOVEYCHIK, I.YE., DRAEK14., YARNIMIN, K.K., IMSSKAYA, G.V.,
__ _J.1. P
SHARGORODSKAYA, F.M., KOHNITEMO, G.G., 75EDIK, A.S.
lElectronic Device For Information Display"
BlektroavyazI, No 1, Jan 1972, pp .59-6~
Abstract: The paper describes an information display device of the desk typo,
intended for operation with an electronic computer through a telegraph communi-
cation channel. A block. diagram of the device and the basic parameters of the
unit are presented. The authors report that a now information display device
was developed on the basis of the unit described, but few details are given.
(An-exterior view of the device is shown on the journal cover.) In the new de-
vice it is possible to n5produce 512 symbols (16 lines, 52 symbols to the line)
of an ELT23LKgB screen. The set of reproducible symbols includes the Russian
alphabet, figures, and special symbols--altogether 64 symbols. With an indi-
vidual keyboard which has 47 figure-letter keys and 21 functional, it is
possible to feed information into an electronic com mter and to accomolich
complete editing of the text with the aid of an electronic carriage (=rkor).
The device contains a special exchange unit which makes it poseible to operate
with an electronic computer in GOST 10859-64 code and in code 14TV.-2. In
addition, this unit provides coupling with the OMinsk-32" computer for the slow
channel. 5 fig. I tab.
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USSR
UDC 547-397+595.7
DJATIVT~"-&-, YEFIMDVA, 0. V., TSIZIN, Yu. S., GAIMER, N. M., and
PRIDANTSEVA, Ye. A., I-nstitute of Chemical Parasitology and Tropical
Medicine imeni Ye. I. Martsinovskiy; All-Union Institute of Plant
Protection
"Compounds Which Simulate the Effect of the Juvenile Insect Hormone. III.
Synthesis of 3,11-Dimet:hyl-11-chlorodecen-2-oic Acid Ethyl Ester"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obsbehey Khimii, Vol 42(103, No 2, Feb 72, pp 1457-1459
Abstract: 3-11-Dimethyl-11-chlorododecen-2-oic acid ethyl ester (11) was
synthesized for biological tests. Compound (II) shows the groups typical
of the active analogs of insect Juvenile hormone of (1).
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USSR
DRABKINA, A. A., et al., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(103), No 2, Feb
72, pp 457-459
COOCK,
n'COOC CN
COOCLH5
IX
IV
Ch
'~~CN
NO) 1 0
V V1 VII
COOC'Hs CDOCat,5
CL
Vill 11
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USSR
DRABKINA, A. A., et al., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(103), No 2, Feb 72
pp 457-459
The synthesis is based on methylB-cyanooctanoate (III). It was assumed at
first that ester (III) could be converted to hydroxy ketone (IV) with excess
metbylmagnesium iodide. However, even a reagent ratio of 1:10 failed to give
the desired result. Careful selection of reaction conditions showed that
ester (III) reacts with three moles of methylmagnesium iodide to form hydroxy
nitrile (V) which is converted to unsaturated nitrile (W) after dehydration
without filtering. Reaction of (VI) with four moles of methylmagnesium iodide
yields ketone (VII) which is converted to the diene ester (VIII) by the
Whittig reaction. Compound (II) is obtained by bubbling hydrogen chloride
through an alcohol soluzion of diene ester (VIII). Tests on mosquito larvae
showed that (II) is as active physiologically as compound (IX), which is
called "synthetic Juvenile hormone."
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Entomology
D
USSR UDC 591.147:r95.7
isim", Yu. S., -RA- A. A., Institute of the Chemistry of Natural Compounds,
'oscow. Aca emy of Sciences
M d
"Juvenile Hormone of Insects and Its Analogs"
Moscow, Uspekhi Khimii, Vol 19, No 6, 1970, PP 1074-11Z9
Abstract: The survey covers the chemistry of the juvenile hormone of insects and
its analogs. Literature data are cited on the isolation. structure determination,
and synthesis of the juvenile hormone and natural compounds mimicking its action.
Synthetic compounds showing hormonal activity are described and the relationship
between their structure and physiological activity is discussed.

USSR
UDC 547.963.3
DRABKINA, L. Ye. and ADSEVITISM, M. I., Physico-Technical Institute imeni
of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
'Influence of Metabolic Toxins on the Formation of the Helical Ring Form of
Lambda Phage DNA"
Moscow, Molekulyarnaya Biologiya, Vol 4, No 4, Jul/Aug 70. PP 590-597
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of metabolic toxIns on the formation
of the helical ring form of DNA (obtained from a lambda phage) under conditions
of superinfection. It was determined that chlorazophanicol (100/ig/ml), as well
as act1nomycin 0 and proflavin (in doses up to 5 #g1ml), did not have any real
effect on the formation of helical molsoulias of lambda-DNA. However, in much
larger doses (up to 10-15 PS/ml), both actinomycin D and proflavin almost com-
pletely inhibited formation of helical lambda-ONA.
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ctroscopy
USSR
AKHMANOV, S. A., BOLISHOV, M. A., DRABOVICH, K. it., SUKHORUKOV, A, P., Physics
Faculty of MoscmT State Universj,~Lv ~Trjen~j- . V. Lo-monosov
"Suppression of Induced Raman Scattering in Dispersive Media With a Nonlinear
Refractive index"
Moscow, Pis1ma v Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, No. 11,
5 Dec 70, pp 5117-551
Abstract: A theoretical and experimental study of indliced Raman scattering of in-
tense picosecond and nanosecond light pulses in self-focusing lio-oids is presente-~~.
The anomalous broadening of the pulse spectra caused bv the nonlinearitv of: the
refractive index is accompanied by a considerable decrease in the intensav of the
induced Raman scattering and,in many cases.,to its complete suppression. It -was
established that this effect is caused by the simultaneous action of fast phase
modulation of the pumping ariosing due to tionlinearity of th,--- medium and ,r- di_,-q,,,,-
sion of the medium. A generalizaticn of the nonstatlon_:Iry theory of induced Raman
scattering yielded quantitative relationships for this niode which had not been
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USSR
AKHMANOV, S. A., et al, Pisma v Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreticheskoy
fiziki, No. 11, 5 Dec 70, nT) 547-551
investigated previously. The experiments on induced Raman scattering in sel-IF-focus-
ing media were made with the second harmonic of a necdvrnium laser -'-'n
single-mode and synchronlzatlon mode ODeration. Anomalous broadening of
the spectrum reaching 1000 cm I in nanosecond pulses and more than 1000 cm-1 in
picosecond pulses were observed in carbon bisul-fide in a collimated beam. it is
shown that the broadening of the spectrum of picosecond pulses in these experiment-s
was directly associated with phase self-modulation of the pulse in a nonlinear
medium.
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112 046 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--THEORY OF GENERATION OF GIANT PULSES OF SrOKES RADIATION DURING
.:STIMULATED COMBINATION SCATTERING -U-
AUTHOR--DRABOVICH9 KoN*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL PRIKLADNOI SPEKTROSKOPlIt VOLo 12, MAR. 1970, P. 411-418
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-LASER PUMPINGt LASER PULSE, PULSE SHAPE, COMBINATION
SCATTERING, IR EMISSION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1026 STEP NO--UR/0368/70/012/000/0411/0418
CIRC ACCESSION t'40--AP0107540
UNCLASS I F IED

2/2 046 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107540
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, ANALYSIS OF THE PROCESS OF
GENERATION OF GIANT STOKES PULSES DURING STIMULATED COMBINATION
SCATTERING ON THE BASIS OF THE EQUATIONS FOR THE DENSITY MATRIX AND
SLOWLY VARYING FIELD AMPLITUDES. PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DEVOTED TO
PULSES TRAVELING COUNTER TO THE PUMPING WAVE. THE CHARACTERIsric
SPATIAL SCALES OF THE FORMATION OF STOKES PULSES ARE DETERMINED FROM THE
SOLUTION TO THE VELOCITY EQUATIONS. IT IS SHOWN THAT AT-FAIRLY LARGE
WAVELENGTHS A STOKES PULSE ACQUIRES A STEADY SHAPE, AND ITS PARAMETERS
(DURATION, POWER-, AND ENERGY) ATTAIN LIMITING VALUES. FROM THE
RESPECTIVE FORMULAS IT FOLLOWS THAT THE PULSE DURATION IN THE PRESENCE.
OF LARGE AMPLIFICATIONS MAY BE CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN THE TRANSVERSE
RELAXATION TIMEo IT 15 ALSO SHOWN THATt GIVEN A HIGH PUMPING RADIATION
POWER AND A LOW SCATTERING PARTICLE DENSITY, AN INVERSE STOKES PULSE
BSCOMES A PI PULSE. THE POSSIBILITY OF THEN OBSERVING TWO PHOTON ANtl
STOKES STIMULATED COMBINATION SCATTERING AND STIMULATED INFRARED
RADIATION IS INDICATED.
UNCLASSIFIED
mm

USSR UDC 621.375.82
AMIMOV, S. A., DRkBOVICH, K. N., SUKFORLIKOV, A. P., SHCHEDNOVA, A. K.
"Combined Effects of Molecular Relaxation and Dispersion of the Medium in the
Case of Induced Scattering of Supershort Light Pulses"
V sb. Nelineyn. protsessy v optike. (Nonlinear Processes in Optics--collection
of works), Vyp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1972, pp 3-16 (from lah-Fizika, No 12, Dec 72,
Abstract No 12D865)
Translation: A theoretical analysis was made of the effect of the local non-
stationarity and dispersion of a medium on the development of the pulse of
the first Stokes component of induced Raman emission excited by picosecond
pulses of laser radiation as a function of the relation between their dura-
tion and the longitudinal and transverse relaxation times of the medium.
It is demonstrated that under conditions of group synchrony the pulse build-
up coefficient of the first Stakes component can be reduced by comparison with
the stationary value; in the case of strong nonstationarity, broadening of the
spectrum is possible, and the ohase modulation of the pu-.lping radiation has no
effect on the amplification. In media with anomalous dispersion in the case
of inverse induced Raman emission the amplification saturation always takes
place on a quasistationary length. The phase modulation of the pumping
radiaLlon in Lho dispersing medium can have a significant effect on the
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AKHMMOV, S. A ., et al., Neline%rn. protsessy v optike. (Nonlinear Processes
in Optics--collection of works), Vyp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1972, pp 3-16
amplification of the first Stokes component. In the absence of group
synchrony and in the presence of inverse induced Raiiiian emission, the
formation of gigantic first Stokes component pulses is possible with a
power exceeding its pumping power and a duration T. = 2T2/VO6-1 - 1,
where T2 is the transverse relaxation time, Vo'is the stationary ampli-
fication coefficient, 6 is the linear loss coefficient. The shift of
the level populations in the medium was analyzed. Prospective problems
were indicated for further study: in particular, consideraLlon of non-
uniform broadening of the levels, analysis of resonance induced Raman
emission in equilibrium and excited media, and so on. The bibliography
has 34 entries.
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USSR
T
A., D-Z1jnC)I.ITCJI"K. 11. 5UkaIORUr,9-15 A. and .1377C~
Moscow State Uni-j7r-sity imeni M. V. Lomonosov
"Cof,,:bined Effects of Molecular Rela~ation and Disp----rsion o.f ?,.ed-iLun in Incluced
Pamn Emission of 111trashort Light Pulses"
Moscow, Lhurnal E11--sperim-entallnoy i Teoretiche!-,Iroy Fiziki, Vol 62, Eo 2, -Teb
72., PP 525-540
Abstract: The article d1--vcloT)s a consistent nonotationar-, theory for im-laced
R-Yrym emisslan (IPE) which s:bnultaneously conside-rs t"Ne offect Of
rcla>mtion and dispemion of the Broad -viti;
respect to pua!ipin~, (a
witho-ut pl-,ase mud.ilation, Continuous
experiencirj;, rapia. rodulation). Dil"ferent rc:1-ationf; t~.c
velocities of intcractfn;, waves arc! considered UIr-
of nomal -an-,-' i,e-
S,alt Of the is tI-.--- fact that, unric co-`~L-L
of molecular vibx-atilonr, and dim)--trsion of the
-LiVe-ly
qualita 3 arif;e.
The most impoitant of
of a mode! of erp~~-nerit- -jal. rv!;plificatioa of Stoke-- radiation ty
JP

USSR
AKD:ANDV. S. A., et a!.:, TI-Itrnal Eksperimental'no.,i, i Teore-ticheskoy Fiz-1-1;
Vol 62, IR) 2, Feb "721 pl-'* '5~-15-540
- '~43 4 T at z < L acco=anied by stabili,-Ltion of
Pulses with a duL-at.ior of 1 2 Y'. -
the Stokes --ulse shai)e arv! width. Another imnortcnt effect is. t-ne sum,)ression
of IIIS as a of ra-~)id -phase nodulation (at v- 0 ph--se modul-a-tion.
has practical],y no or, Storkes ar.,Tplification). 71here, is' cormetition
between the effect of st!~'Uionar'V modo fommattion and IME su-.)pression. Oaie to
Phase modulatuicn. shov that these effects play an -111.1-porLctnt rolf, in
the 11RE of --4cost-cond in liuaid's and crystals. and in self -foci,~sod
beams. Tliay i-.a- Iso v
y a ' pp~--ar in other types. oll" stimulflte,i 3~zatterin:-
Tne theoyy (~~eveloncd ci-m be used to ar-al-yze c1haracteristics of
Stok,es and in nonstatio-nar~y scatterir,:- An
quejClion J-1- non~:tationar-.- nca-tterin--_-, by poLaritons. 'Eie use of tho; calcl-,Iatior!
rr;ethod c~na'~)Iu~d A. G. GOU.;Eli to establi'~'h t".'ut the line. wi.~-'.th
of infi-ared vibr~-,tions under nonstaattionary conditiors la!,.- tn,--, ard#~,r of
line vidILh, rp-~;arc';.less of the of thr,-
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USSR
UDC 547.78 + 547.241
DRACH._B. S., and SVIRIDOV, E. P., Institute of Organic Chemistry, Academy
of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR
"Reaction of Diethylamine With the Diethyl Ester of 1-Benzamido-2,2-dichlo-
rovinylphosphonic Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 7, Jul 73, pp 1648-1649
Abstract: Heating triethyl phosphite with N-1,2,2,3-tetrachloroethyl-
benzamide yields the normal Arbuzov rearrangement product which in the
presence of triethylamine is convereted to the diethyl ester of 1-benz-
amido-2,2-dichlorovinylphosphonic acids. The latter reacts easily with
primary and secondarv amines; so that in case of dimethylamine, for example,
a good yield of 2-phenyl-4-diethoxyphosphonyl-5-dimethylaminooxazole is
obtained.
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LES R
LLDC 547-288 + 547.495
DRACH, B,,.,a,, and SVIRIDOV, E. P., Institute of Organic Chemisti-
b-k3:;35R v y , Academy
"Reaction of the Condensation Product of Broz&l and hathylurethane ~dth
Phosphorus Pentachloride"
laningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Xhimil, Vol 9, No 5, May 73, PP 1074-1075
Abstracti The condensation product of bromal with mathylurethano -- the
methyl ester of N-1-kydxoxy-2,2,2-tribrowthylearbamic acid (1) reacts
easily with phosphorus pentachloride yielding with the 1:1 ratio of the
reagents the methyl ester of N-1-chloro-2,202-tribromeethylcaxbanic acid (!I).
With a liZ ratiot ths product is 1-chlox-o-2,212-trila-omethylisocyanate (III).
Treatment of (II) with triethyl&nine yields N-carbomethoxybromalimine (IV).
Both (111) and (IV) react exothermally with methanol yielding the same
product - U-1-methoV-2,2,2-tribromethylcarbamic acid.
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USSR
SIBINAj A. D. j and DRACH. B. S.
UDC 547.288
"Interaction of H-dialkoxy Phosphonyl Chloroalimines with Trialkyl Phsophites"
loningrad, Zhurnal Obshchay Khimiig Vol XLIII (CV)O No 1, 9173, pp 211-212
Abstracti The N-dialkoxy phosphonyl chloralimines react easily irith trialkyl
phosphites and give with high yields tatraalkyl eaters of H- -dichloro-
vinylimido diphosphoric acid (11 11).
CC13C11~NP(O)(OR),,,+(R'O).jP --> RCI+CCI.,=CII.NfP(O)(Oll'):,.]['(0)(011)1,
(1) R=R'=C,1(..; (11) 1t=Cj1,, R'=C~11,
If-benzoyl chloralimine interacts with trimethyl phosphite differentlys
phosphorylation proceeds not with respect to the nitrogen atom but with res-
pect to the carbon atoja fK. Burgarv et al. p Angew, Chem., No 84, 258 197_2
7.
An experimental procedure is presonted for obtaining comppund (1) with a yield
of 82% and compound (II) with a yield of 88%. Compound (II) uas obtained
by two procedures - under the effect of the tripropyl phosphite on the
H-cUethoxy phosphonyl chloralimine and also under the effect of triethyl
phosphite on H-dipropoxy pho-sphonyl chlorallaine.
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USSR
UDC 547-241
DRACH,-,B,. S., SVIRIDOV, E. P., and 1,~OV, A. V., Institute of Organic Chemistry.,
_Wad~qr_ of Sciences, Ukraine SSR
"Reaction of the N-chloromethylamides of Acids With Triphenylphosphines"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khirqii, Vol 42(104), vyp 4, 1972, PP 953-954
Abstract: N-chloromethylamides reacts with triphenylphosphines according to the
following reactiom
R = CF,. Cc]-. qu..
If the phosphonium salt from the above reaction is treated with triethylamine
in a dioxane solution, the hydrochloride but not the phosphinomethylene is
formed. If the phosphonium salt has no H on the N, i.e., a tertiary N, the
following reaction occurs:
co
I-C
tI'\& ()/ cd
V
The bromine salt reacts in an analogous manner.

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TITLE-CORRELATION BETWEEN THE STRUCTURE AND THE ACT[VfTY OF
NtACYLCHLORALIMINES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DRACHi 3.5.f SINITSAt A.D.# KIRSANOV, A.V.
COUNTRY OF l,',IFO--USSR
SO.URCE--ZH* 03SHCH. KHIM, 1970t 40(4)t 934-5
0ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--MOLECULAR STRUCTUREt ACYL RADICAL, CHLORINATED ORGANIC
COMPOUND, IMINE, MERCAPTANt ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS CW-11POUNQ9 CHEMICAL
-REACTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1515 STEP NO--UR/0079/70/040/00ti/0934/0935
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135176
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIOt4 NIO--AP0135176
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT- ETSH REACTS WITH CCL SUR3 Cli:NA IN
0IOXANE IN A 2NO ORDER REACTION THAT MAY BE FOLLOWED IODOMETRICALLY; THE
FOLLOWING RATE CONSTS. AT 20DEGREES WERE DETD. (K IN L,-MOLE HR) FOR
INDICATED A GROUPS: PHCH SUB2 CO, 1226; ETCO, 77; ETO SUB2 C, 14.6; AND
(E-TO) SUB2 POt 4.7. THE REACTION RATE DECLINES WITH REDN. OF
ELECTRONEGATIVITY OF THE ACYL GROUP* IF THE REACTION SOLN. IS LEFT I
DAYP EVAPN. GAVE CCL SUB3 CH(SET)NHR:PHCH SUB2 CO, M. 137-BDEGREES;
~~-'ETCOI M. 103-4DEGREES; AND.ETO SUB2 Cv M. 78-9DEGREES. FACILITY:
INST. ORG. KHIM-, KIEV? USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 615.372,576.851.553
DAAJA"NNIKOV, V. 1. . GOLSM11D, V. K. , REZEPOV, F. P., and CHENTSOVA, 0. 1. ,
9tate Control-Iristitute imeni Tarasevicb and Moscow Institute of Vaccines
and Sera imeni Mechnikov
"Immunochemical and Biological Characteristics of Botulinus Type A Toxoids.
IIII
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 10, 1971,
pp 12-18
Abstract: DEJE-cellulose chromato.graphy revealed that the specific antigen
of botulinus type A toxoids is heterogeneous in physicachemical properties.
Separation of the toxoids on DEAE-cellulose yielded a fraction containing
over 50 percent of the total antigenic activity and free from nucleic acids
and pigments. Its specific activity was almost double that of the original
preparation. No relationship was found between the charge of the specific
molecules of the toxoids and their molecular weight. Purification of the
toxoids on DEAL-cellulose resulted in removal of the ballast subgtancas
with no impairment of the immunogenic properties of the active fraction.
ill

USSR UDC 621-355-8
:QRA=. G, C., MATVEYEVA, M. I., and TOMASHEVSKIY, F. F.
"Cobalt as a Trace Element in the Anode Part of Alkali Batteries"
Sb. rabot no khim. istachnikam. toka. Vses. n.-n akkumulyator. in-t (Collec-
tion of Works on the Chemical Source of Current. All-Union Scientific Study
Institute for Storage Batteries) VYP ?, 1972, PP lt8-123 (fron Referativnyy
Zhurnal -- nimiya, No 8(11), 1973, Abstract No 8L240 by V. S. Levinson)
Translations The influence was determined of traces of cobalt In the form of
a metallic powder and as different compounds in the positive working terminal
on the capacity of alkaline batteries of the type TZHM-300. The greatest
effect was shown by the compound CoSO in the form of a saturated solution#
approximately 3%. Under these condizhns, the capacity of the batteries
increased approximately 020% with a concommitant improvement In its power at
higher temperatures (40 C) for conditions of a small reduction in the d-is-
charge current. The actual specific energy of batteries having cobalt addi-
tions with unlaminated negative and laminated positive electrodes was 73-5
watt hoursA and 34 watt hours/kg. Such batteries are recommended for appli-
cation for loading zachines.
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UDC 681.327.67'12
BRODOLIN, L. I., VAYNSHTMiT, V. D., D.P.4CHEV, L.,A., KAN, A. Z., KUZNETSOV,
B. A., MININ, Yu. P., and PETRUNICHEV, V. N.
"Long-Term Photoscopic Memory"
USSR Author's Certificate No 260926, filed 7 Oct 68, published 10 Jun 70
(from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 6,
Jun 71, Abstract No 6 B325 P)
Translation: A long-term photoscopic memory designed for storing, retrieving,
and selecting a symbol image is proposed. The memory contains a light spot
commutator -- for example, a cathode ray tube -- a projection objective with
telecentric behavior of the beams in the image space, a lense raster infor-
mation unit, a fast collective, a transmitting cathode ray tube with
storage -- for example, the superorthicon type and digital and analog
tracking systems for setting the spot on a given address. The memory is
distinguished by the fact that to prevent charging the target when retriev-
ing the required microframe, the device contains an electronic image modu-
lator in the transfer section of the transmitting TV-tube. In order to
insure a broad range of variation of the capacity of the TV frame and
the selection rate, the target of the transmitting TV tube is executed in
the form of a metal fiber disc with a coefficient of secondary emission
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BRODOLIN, L. I., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No -16091-6, filed 7 Oct 68,
published 10 Jun 70 (from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'nava
Tekhnika , No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6 B325 P)
of the side turned toward the photocathode equal to one. In order to simplify
the design and insure the possibility of recording the service information
used during operation of the tracking systems in the microframe, the device
contains a fiber, vacuum-tight coherent light guide with a cross section
equal to the size of the symbol in the focal plane of the collective. The
photocathode of the transmitting TV tube is applied to the output end of
the light guide, and the input ends of the light guides connected with the
photomultipliers of the tracking addres s system are arranged around the
perimeter of the input end. In order to insure the required levels of
light flux from the standing light spot, the light spot commutator executed
in the form of a cathode ray tube contains a built-in screen which vibrates
in its own plane. There is I illustration.
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1/2 OZ3 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--MACROKINETICS OF THE: FLUIDIZED BED LEACHING OF ZINC CINDERS -U-
AUTHOR-102)-BUROVOYr I.A., DRACHEVAr T.V. ft4%
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TSVET. METAL. 1970t 43(l), 26-30
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--FLUIDlZr-D 8ED, EXTRACHVr METALLURGY, ZINC COMPOUND, REACTION
-'Kl,NcTICSj MATHEMATIC MODEL, THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS
CONT40L MARKING-N-0 RESTR. ICI_ IONS'
_00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA-HE--1986/075-1 STEP NO--UP/0136/70/043/001/0026/0030
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102722
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0102722
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EXPTL. RESULTS ARE PRESENTED
ON-THE TITLE SUBJECT9 AND A MODEL IS PROPOSED FOR THEIR MATH. TREATMENT.
THE EXPTS. WERE PERFOkMED UNDER SO CALLED GRADIENTLESS ISOTHERMAL
CONDITIONS, UNDER WHICH THE DROP IN THE CONGNS. OF THE LIG. REAGENT AT
THE ENTRANCE AND AT THE EXIT TEND TOWARD ZERO, WHICH SIGNIFICANTLY
FACILITATES THE SUBSEQUENT TREATMENT OF THE EXPTL. DATA. THE MATH.
MODELING METHOD FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE EXPTL. DATA WAS NECESSARY
BECAUSE DURING THE GXPT. -ONE CANNOT BRING ABOUT CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH
ONLY ONE OF THE GIVEN PARAMETERS WOULD VARY AND WHERE THE OTHERS WOULD
REAMIN CONST. THE MACROKINETIC CONSTS. WERE DETD, BY VARYING THE
COEFFS. OF THE 4ATH. MODEL WITH A GIVEN STRUCTURE UNDER THE CONDITION OF
THE-MIN-* OF THE MEAN SOUARE ERROR. MOST OF THE EXPTS. WERE PERFORMED AT
THE RATE OF 59 CM-MIN. AT C PRIMEO H SU82 SO SUB4 EQUALS 100 G-L-i THE
DAMPING COEFF. OF THE LEACHING RATE BY REACTION PRODUCTS IS 1-10, 1-20
THAT FOR LEACHING FROM BRIQUETTES.

-1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--THE AGING TRAITS OF CEREBRAL STROKES --U-
AUTHOR-1033-DRACHEVA, Z.N.r PENEK, N.V., SHEHURINOK, L.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZHURNAL NEVROPATOLOk /I PSIKHIATRII 114ENI S. S. KORSAKOVA, 1970,
.VOL 70, NR t, PP 312-815
DATE PUBLISHED- -70
SUBJECT AREA5-BIOLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-CEREBRUM, HE14ORRHAGEr BIOLOGIC AGING, CLAGNOSTIC MEDICINE
C0141TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REELIFRAME--3001/0921 STEP NO--UR/0246/701070/006/0812/0815
CIRC ACCESSICN NU-00126580
UNCLASSIFIED

2/z ozo UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC. ACCESSION NO-APOIZ6580
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER CCNCERNS A COMPARATIVE
STUDY OF CLINICAL TRAITS IN HEMORRHAGIC STROKES OF THE YOUNG AND OLD
AGE. ThE ALTHORS STUDIEJ 17 PATIENTS IN THE ACE GROUP OF 30-45 AND 25
PATIENTS FRCM 60-75 YEARS OF AGE WITH CEREBRAL HEMOkRHAGES. IN ALL THE
CASES THE DIAGNOSIS WAS VERIFIED IN POST MORTE14 EXAMINATIONS. THE
PATIENTS OF THE YOUNGER GROUP WERE CHARACTERIZED BY MORE EXPRESSED
GENERAL BRAIN SYMPTOMS, A RAPID DEVELOpijEt%r CF COMATOSE STATES,
AUTOMATIZED JESTURES, HOAMETONfA, OCULOMOTOR DISORDERS, DISTURBANCES OF
RESPIRATION AND CARDIAC ACTIVITY. THE OLDER PATIENTS DID NOT EXPRESS SO
STRIKINGLY THE GENERAL BRAIN SYMPTOMS, hHICH DEVELOPEO MORE GRADUALLY.
THIS MAY BE RELATED TO A MOkE COMPENSATED BRAIN EDEMA, SivELLING# BECAUSE
OF THE CEREBRAL AND BRA114 TISSUE ATROPHY, AS WELL AS A DECREASE OF THE
REACTIVITY ON bhHALF OF mE NERVOUS SYSTEM. FACILITY;
KIYEVSKGGO MEDITSINSKOGO INSTITUTA* FACILITY: KAFEDRA NERVNYKH
BOLEZNEY.
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USSR
UDC 669.295.476
R-11K.-, ABIAZIOVA, N. G., LUKINA, A. G.
"Production of Titanium from Anhydrous Media on a Mercury Cathode"
Nauch. tr. Kazakhsk. Politekhn. In-t [Scientific Works of Kazakh Polytechni-
cal Institute], Alma-Atz., 1971, pp 548-550, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract No 5 G263 by G. Svodtseva).
Translation: A 10% solution of TiCl 4 in isobutyl alcohol, with 1 volume of
ethylene glycol added to 2 volumes of the solution, was electrolyzed. Each
g was poured onto the bottom of the clectrolyzer, acting as the cathode, while
the anode was a I't plate. The current density of the cathode was about 440 a/1112.
Electrolysis time 1 hour. Metallic Ti was separated as a finely dispersed black
sediment on the surface of the 1-1g. Following electrolysis, the sediment was
washed and filtered by decantation in isobutyl alcohol. Only about 2% of the
metal Ti was extracted from the initial solution.
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1
USSR_
UDC 669.2851295
1296;764.018,44j620.186
GRISHOVI V. L., DRACFJ13KIY A S
.h,, KAV~RINA, S. N., PISARENSKO, V. A., and
TWIWVI- X. e Physics of lietals, Academy of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR
"Cbange in the Structure and Properties of Molybdenum After ?eating in the
Hi&-Temperature Range"
M6tallffizika. Resp. mezhved. sb. (The Physics of Metals. Republic Inter-
d6partmental. Collection of I-Iorks), 1970, vyp. 30, pp 42-49 (from RZh-hetallur-
giya,.Blo 3, Har 71, Abstract No 31732 by Authors)
Ti-anslationi The following two types of heat treatment ifere used to obtain
different structural stati,-s of No alloy with 0-35%,' Ti, 0.1%.1 Z'r, and 0.007% CI
annealing in a TIN-4 furnace in a vacuum of 5-10-4 M
~ Ifg with four-hour
holding and a cooling rate, of - I deg/sec; heating by passino, alternatina
current through a specimen at a heatinGr rate of,- 150 deg/sec and a coolinC rate
of.200 deg/see. Specimens annealed at different temperatures under these
conditions underwent mrachanical tensile tests and nicrohardness measurements.
The-influence of structure on the strength characteristics of the alloy was
studied. A significant increase was found 0in the strength and ductility values
of-.*specimens electric-hea.t-treated to 2000 as compared with annealing heat-
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USSR.
CRISHOV, V. L., et al., Retallofizika. Resp. mezhved. sb., 1970, vYP- 30,
pp:-42-49
treated specinens. Agln'- processes were observed in the E0 --Uoy in so,~,,e
cases after heat treatment. Eleven illustrations. BiblioGmphy with four
titles-
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USSR b0c 547-75
ZHUNGIYETU; G. I J_)~GAII
LIAL G. A., and DOROFEYENKO, G. N., Chemistry
Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Moldavian SSR, Kishinev
"Reaction of Oxindoles with 9 -Diketones"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 9, Sep 73, pp 1271-1272
Abstracti In the reacticn with acetylacetone in presence of hydrogen
chloride, oxindole and 1-acetyloxindole form a mixture of approximately
equal quantities of 3-isopropylideneoxindole, I-oxonia-2t4-dimethylcarbazole
chloride and methyl ester of o-aminophenylacetic acid hydrochloride. In
case of other 1- and 5-substituted oxindoles it was possible to isolate
3-isopropylidene darivatives.
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UDC 547.759.1'753'756
ZHUNGIYETU1, G. I., DRAGALTINA G. A., and DOROFFYENKO, G. N., Chemistry
Institute, Academy ~f Sciencel-s of Moldavian SSR, Kishinev
"Reactions of Indoles and Hydroxyindoles With Some Aldehydes"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 1, Jan 73, pp 40-44
Abstract: 3,5-Di-tert-butyl-4-hydro.%cybenzaldehyde (I) reacts with indole and
2-methylindole yielding derivatives of di(indolvl-3)metliane; with hydroxyin-
dole and 1-methylo%yindole (I) yields derivatives of 3-arylideneoxyindole.
With salicylaldehyde hydroxyindoles form 3-(O-hydroc~(benzylidene)liydroxy-
indoles. In reactions ,with arylglyoxals; hydro)Windoles yield (hydroxy-
indolyl-3)aroy1carbinols which under the influence of acetic acid dehydrate
to 3-plienacylidLiieliydro:~,yindoles. But the starting carbinols and thel.r
products in reactions with hydrazine form 3'-arylspiro(iiydroxyindol-3,5')-
A2-pyrazolines.
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6 -' 3
USSR U--C: 02-372.o6i
"A oiethlc-d Of P'LlIse -Reactions of Commu-n-'e-zions
V sb . 'lor1r. ele tros,F,, a z-- (Pro blems of --' lecT ri, c a I Commu:-, 41 ca-tions-cc-L.Le clc:Lon
= II -
w 0 ilz`. si: i e v 1-48 (from
o" "Tek~nnila l970, Pp 42
Nov 7C
JVbstract No 92)
irl ordQr to solve a number of r,-obleirz associ ated -,rj t"i
develo,')m~ezit of correcti.,-ig devices 11"or higi-speed tralisrussion of, discretL~
information, it is nece:3sai-,r to know the relationships between tiie- reference
value:s of the -nulse reanion in the uncol-rected channel. This proble", ca:i
riot be solved by dilrect measurements at the present t;ime. ~n this connection
the auzhom a of determining the reference rjl'
reaction i.n chtuinf--l from reading.,; of its ar'(.
-freq,uenc~-, characteristics. Formulas aro derived which ctui be u~;eu Lo de-
the unknown, auwitities from readings of the ~-ransmission
factor of' the channel. Apm-lication of these formulas is illustrutted by
calculation of Dract-Ical. correcting devices. Two tables, bibliogruphy ol'
ve titles. S.

USSR UDC: 51:621-391
ILRAGAN_, Ya. P-
"On Data Compression in Representation of a Random Process"
Otbor i peredacha inform. ResD~ mezhved. sb. (Data Collection and Trans-
mission. ReDublic InterdeDartm.ental Collection), 1972, vj-p. 34, pp 3-12
(from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 73, abstract No 5V582 by Yu. Lin'kov)
Translation: Let Z+ be a space of seq!aences a= (a,, a2,-) such that
2,V ~~ 0 for all k and jjajj~,Y~ ak H"
where 0 is an orthonorma1ized Lo6ve-Karhunen basis. Extension to the
case of multidimensional random processes is considered.
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DP,AG.kN, Ya. P.
"Biperiodically Correlated Random Processes"
Otbor i Peredaclia Inform. Resp. Mezilved. S1). [Collection and Transm, i ssi oil of
Information. Republix Interdelmrtniental Collection], 1972, No 34. pp 12-14
(Translated froi.-i Refer~itivnyy Zhumal Kibernotika, No 4, 1973, Ab,;Lract No
4V148, by the authoi-).
Translation: Ilic concept of hiperiodi call), correlated random processes is
introduced, used to describe biwjry rhythir's ill Imtural phonomcna, Z!Ild the
properties of 1hese processes are svudied.

USSR UDC 519.2
P.
"Types of Canonical Expansions of Random Processes"
Otbor i peredacha inform. ResR. mezhved. sb. (Data Sampling and Transmission.
Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 1972, vyp. 31, pp 12-21 (from RZh-
Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9V82)
Translation: Two types of canonical expansions of the random process given in
a segment are isolated. Using the concept of the Riesz basis, a description of
all possible expansions of both types is presented for the given process. The
relation to the Karunen-Loewe expansion, the problem of finding a shaping fil-
ter, the Rice expansion and the reckoning theoren is established.
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USSR UDC: 519.21
DRAM Ya. P., Physicomechanical Institute, Academy of Sciences, UkrSSIT?
"On the Spectral Properties of Periodically Correlated Random Processes"
Kiev, Otbor i Peredacha Informatsii, Resp. Mezhved. Sb. , No 30, 1971, pp
16-24
Abstract: The spectral properties of periodically correlated random pro-
cesses are investigated by elaborating the ideas proposed by the author
in 1969 (Ya. P. Dragan, Otbor i Peredacha Informatsii, No 22, 1969).
Periodic correlation is understood to mean periodic nonstationarity of
second order. The covariation function of the periodically correlated
random process is represented as
U) etax dF().,
the time dependence of the spectral function being periodic, and the func-
tion itself having the expansion
0. 23
F E F, Q.) e
k--CO
112