SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GUSEV, YU.N. - GUSEYNOV, D.YA.

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GUSEV, V. V., AWYANOVICII, T. P. , SAKIINYUK, M. A.
"Program Modeling of Complex Systems"
UpravIyayushchiye Sistemy i Mashiny [Control Systems and Machines), 1972-
No 1, pp 19-26 (Translated from Referativnyy Ziiurnal Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V739, by the authors).
Translation: The essence and certain methodological problems of investiga-
I
tion of complex systems on computers by the use of modeling languages and
programming systems based on the.-a aj:~!.-Iiscussed in readable form.
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H
MRIYANOVIC . T. P., SAMNYUK, m. A.
"The NEDIS Modeling System"
UDC: 8.74
Teoriya Yazykov i 'Metody Postroyeniya Sistem PrograraiiiT. fThe Tfv~ory of Lan-
guages and Methods of Construction of Programming Systems--Collection of 11"ork-s],
Kiev, Alusbta, 19112, pp 397-405 (Translated from Referativnyy ::Iiurnal iflbernetika,
No 11, 1972, Abstract No lIV541, by V. Mikheyev)
Translation: A programming system based on tile NEDIS modeling language for the
BESM-6 computer is discussed. NEVIS is a high level algorithmic language,
designed for modeling of systems, ccmbining discrete and continuous processes.
Discrete-continuous systems are systems in which the values of parameters chance
continually in the time intervals between discrete events, according to time
dependence fixed as a system of differential equatiOTIS. The structure of tile
system of differential equations, like the structure of the entire syitem, is
formed as a result of tile discrete events occurring in the system. An example
of description of a discrete-continuous system in NELAS is presented.
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1/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING.DATE--27NOV70
~TITLE--SPECTRA OF SLOW NEUTRONS FROM A CONTINUOUS TANGENTIAL REACTOR
CHANNEL -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-GOSHCHITSKIY, B.N., GUSEVP V.V.r KONSTANTINOV.; L,V.*
KOROTOVSKIKHP P.M., SIOCIROVp
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,SOURCE--AT. ENERG. 1970, 21315)t 425-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS-PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--SPECTRUM, SLOW NEUTRON9 GRAPHITE, PLEXEGLASS, MAXWELL
DISTRIBUTION, NEUTRON FL:JXt NUCLEAR REACTORI(U)IVVZ REACTOR
zCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0584 STEP NO--UR/0089/10/0?8/005/0425/0426
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AP0137669
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2/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137669
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GRAPHITE AND
PLEXIGLAS AS SCATTERERS FOR THE EXrN. OF SLOW N FROM A CONTINUOUS
TANGENTIAL REACTOR CHANNEL WAS STUDIED BY OBTAINING ENERGY SPECTRA OF
SLOW N FROM THE TANGENTIAL CHANNEL GEK-5 OF THE REACTOR IVV-2. THE N
FLUX WAS MEASURED AS A FUNCTION OF THE N WAVELENGTH# THE LENGTH OF THE
SCATTERERp AND THE ANGLE OF THE SCATTERER WITH RESPECT TO THE CHANNEL
AXIS. THE SPECTRA ARE COMPARED WITH MAXWELL DISTR16UTION CALCO. FOR T
EQUALS 290DEG-REESK, IN ALL CASES THE SPECTRA ARE DESCRIBED BY THE SAME
..ENERGY DISTRIBUTION. THE OBSQo WEAK ABSORPTION OF N IN THE PLEXIGLAS
~SCATTERER DID NOT AFFEC7 THE CHARACTER OF THE SPECTRUM,, BUT SLIGHTLY
DECREASES THE VALUE OF THE N FLUX FOR EACH ENEPGY.
UNCLASSIFIED

Aero-tai-mical
USSR UDC 629. 7.0'-ci. 3:S,-,, 1 .7
QUS~Y4 ]VANOV, A. I., SIIj'~Y.MIAIINV,.I0V, F. A.
]GIIii1W TI-)
"Synchronized Device for Conw~rtinp the VOtilLinr, SJ)CC-d OF 'I G~!--;
Pulse-width Modulated Signals"
Tr. Ufim. Aviats. In-ta. [I"'orks of Ufim Aviation Institiot--', 11)71 1-.p
(Translated from Referativnyy 71MI-11,11Aviatsionny-o i lZaketily"'C' PvJvtI--Ii' No 1,
1972, Abstract N"o 1.34.7S from t-he resunae.).
Trans"'Ition: 1~(~ccntlv' clccllric'~I f as turbine sl-ej ne"Isurim! "I"I'l
devices havc I)cco!T:c cw.-:ion. In thtsc deviccs, tlie s~igna~ L 1, c I u I
speed sensor is sent to the control syStOM its a j)0ri0di,C V01tl,-,(' CUITt' (-'r
some simpe v.'idl it T)1*01-loj-tional to tile T'otalill'- specd ").f "11-
The llcce~.'~Jty f'I*c(IlwnIj"' of, coll"'cl-lillp th" of tll(-
speed scw~m- signa) J'o it p)-opm-tionai dc vojI;I.;'I'.I. Thl'. ))"."I (jovict I'm I;ijl.
purpose is a fre(juvncy 1-0 xroltage convui-ter with dcaiblc, concc-r.-ion fre.-
,y to duty cyclc: to voLtape. one stage of v.hi.c.11 coll~';_sts of 01,
queDr.
!~j--,Ials v"ith a dut), f,!CtL)',' pl-c)por-.. ion'll ~'-" C',
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GUSEV, 'YU. !'., et al., Tr. U:ri-,Z;. xI,'AaL',s. In-ta, !Tfl, 113,
where T is tile time interval of the pulse-1vidth mtod~l 1;-it.-d s i T i..; th.-
period of tile frequency being converted. This work i)r(~,,!nts a coI!~-,-,;Ir;it iv(-~
analysis of several pos-sible mcans of formation of tile Cuty factor,of -chc
signal. 4 figs 7 biblio refs.
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UDC 624.132.6:627.82.012.45(282.251.-9)
ALEKSANDROVSKAYA, F. K., VASILEVSKAYA, L. A., GUSEV, Yu. N., URAKHCHIN,
V. P., Engineers ........
"Results of Natural-scale Observations of Shifting of the KrasnoyarsK
Dam and Its Rock Baselt
Moscow, Gidrotekhnicheskoye Stroitellstvo, No 1, Jan. 1973, pp 17-23.
Abstract: Materials are presented from observations of the settling, hori-
zontal shifting and tilting of the Krasnoyarsk Dwm. The materials are
analyzed. 17he measured displacements are used to determine the modulus of
elasticity of the dam as a unit structure and the modulLIS of deforination of
the rock base. The measured and calculated horizontal displacements are
compared. Analysis and summarization of the materials of observatio-,i are
used to produce a prediction concerning displacement of the top of the dam
during its useful life. The extreme values of displacement can be looked
upon in the first approximation as a critericn for safe operation of the
structure, and the operating personnel can use them for furthor testing
of the conditioa of the dam.
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USSR UDC 621.31-1.21.00-1.42
ALEKS&NDROVSKAYA, E. K. GUSEV, YU. N.
"Natural Studies of Stresses and Strains in the I-later Conduit, the Spiral Cham-
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ber and the Ship Elevator of the Krasnoyarsk llydroen-ineerin;,, Com,)Iex
V sb. iNauchn. issled.no v!-idrotekhn. v. 1969 v,_ T. I -(Scientific Researcl! in
Hydroengincering in 1969. Vol I -- collection of works), Leningrad, Ener~iya
Press, 1970, pp 135-136 (from RZh-ElektroLakhnika i Enorpetika, No 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 4 D132)
Translation: The purpose of this experinent. was to determ4ne the actuc3l
stresses and strains in the metal and concrete (if the indicated SLructurc.,- and
to compare the measured values with the calculated ones to check correspon~!ence
of the calculation techniques used and the prerequisites for actual operation of
the structural elements. The experimental results del-,onstratcd the
the measured str,:!sses are significantly lcwer thanthe calcu.l:~,ed stresses (the
metal and reinforced concrete shells were each calculaLed for the total hydro-
static pressure individually). Especiallv large safetv rlar?.,ins were obta.ined
in the sectlons of coriduits uhich pass through the rassive concrete. The stress-
es increase on1v at points where cracl-s have o~)viouslv formed in tll-ie prefil,ri-
cated concrete shell; the reinforcing of the spiraJ ebaniher located above the
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ALEKSAI,I,rDRAOVSKAYA, E. K. , et al. , V sb Nuachn. issled . o_Ej.droteklin. v 1969 2.
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T. 1, Leningrad, Energiya Press, 1970, pp 135-136
elastic insert receives no bydrostatic pressure.
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PRIMARY SOURCE. Stomatologiya, 1970, Vol 49, Nr pp
Bi Ya. Gorovoy,,. G. A. milo L-anov, )'fi. P. Gqjjt!. 1e'. P. Gusrv - T1 IF FAIN.0
OF DENTOXIDI-11 FOR R1%lN1.'0R(7r.)417NT OF INONREA10VABI.F.
5 n ni m a r v. 'For [lie rvin forrviount of rinni-vinovable pro,,thi-er, lb,- author, employed
a preparation froin llic gi-wip oi !:elf-ettina epoxy &ntoxide - endowed with gwd
adliv,~ion. ab!~cricc of toxicity bir the dental pulp and not di,iolviin, in the oral cavil V. Dento.
xide was used in accordatice with (R- in,truction. 01),,trvaliuns ovcr 124 pi.,ticrtt- shr)---d guud
fixation of bridge pro,,thc~.cs.
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optics & Spectroscopy
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UDC 548-52i535.4
GINZBURG V. M., GUSEVA, I. N., KRAMARENK0, V. A., SEMOV, E. G., SONIN,
A. S., ~~d STEP&OV, B. M.
"The Use of Holcgraphic Interferometry to Observe the State of a Solution
During the Growth of Single Crystals"
Moscow, Kristallograftya, Vol 17, No 5, SeP-Oct 72, pp 1012-1014
Abstrac'ut The article shows that holographic interfe-rometry can be used to
study the state of a soluaon during the growth of KH2P04 single crystals.
The method used is that qf bringing the object into coincidence with its
virtual image, in which the recorded wave front interferes with the real wave
front. The method makes it possible to obtain real-time holographic inter-
ferograms for any stage of the growth process and to take photographs and
motion pictures of them. The use of diffused illumination of the. crystal-
lizer makes it possible to record the interferograms from various aspects,
whi&. pernits an analysis of the volumetric distribution of the refractive
index of the solution and from the kno),m relation betxeen variations In the
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GINZBURG, V. M., et a!., Kristallograftya, Vol 17, No 5, Sep-Oct 72, pp 1012-
:=4
refractive index -and the concentration, diffusion coefficient,ete. an anal-
ysis of the spatial distribution of the principal parameters of the solution.
The authors thank D. YE. TEIM, A. A. CHMOV, N. N. SHWTAL', and
A. A. SHTEPIIBMiG for discussing the results, and V. N. KIRILLOVA for her
help in the experiment.
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USSR UDC 548.4
GINZBURG, V. M., GUSEVAk,", SEMOV, E. G., SONLI1, A. S., STEPANOV, B.
.aw~
All-Union Scientific Research Lnstitute of Opticophysical P.'easurements, 1.4-oscow
"On the Possibility of the Application of Holo.-raphic InterPerometry to the
Investigation of Crystals"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 200, No 5, 11 Oct 71, pp 10012-1094
Abstract: The possibility of using the method of holographic interferometry
for the investigation of crystals was shown by the authors on the basis of
the example of fluorite. Used for obtaining holographic interferografas was
the UIG-2 installation, developed at the All-Union Scientific Research In-
stitute of Opticophysical Measurements. Data show that holographic inter-
ferometry makes it possible to obtain several different integrai values for
different observation angles of a single crystal. Due to the presence of an
intensive coherent light source, the UIG-2 holographic insvillation makes it
possible, in addition to interfereograms, also to obtain a defraction-shadow
pattern of inhomogonoity of the refraction index of t.4e sample. It is com-
parable in sensitivity to a light pattern obtained by means of a special pro-
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GINZBLRG, V. IM., et al, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol ZOO, No 5, 11 Oct 71,
pp 1092-1094
jection type shadow installation. Thus, holo.-raphic methods may be used for
complex research on growth defects: establishment of the ~~hape of the
crystallization isotherm, shape changes-of the light wave uIxier the influence
of admixtures, stresses, etc. .1 figures, 1 table, 4 references.
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USSR UDC 548.4
SEMENOV, E. G., SONDT, A. S., and STEPANOV,
GIMBURG, V. M., jWeQ
B. M., All-Union I-fic Research Institute of optical and Physical
Measurements, Moscow
"Use of Holographic Interferometry For Crystal Studies"
Moscowp Doklady AkademiJ:L Hauk SSSR, Vol 200, No 5, 1971, pp 1092-1094
Abstracts An UIG-2 holographic device was used to study the morphology of
crystal structures by obtaining interferograms of synthetic fluorite. The
UIG-2 unit was develoned at the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Optical and Physical ileasurements and its Operating principle is as followsi
a laser beam passes through a collimating system and is split by two mirrors
into two equal intensity beams. Beam I is reflected by a third mi=or to
form a reference wave f.,--ont and beam 2 is reflected by a fourth mirror and
strikes a diffuser to form a signal wave front. Beams forminE the reference
and signal trave fronts Intersect at a photographic plate to register the
hologram. By comparing holograms obtained with the above UIG-2 unit with
holograms takenon a Michels-on interferometer it was evident that holographic
interferometry makes it possible to evaluato heterogeneity of refraction
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GINZBUIRG, V. M., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 200, No 5, 1971,
pp 1092-1094
indices in the volume of a crystal sample. It is mentioned that with the
use of an Intensive coherent light source one can obtain diffraction-
shadow pictures of diffraction index heterogeniety. With the use of
hologxaphic methods it J.s possible to study growth defects in crystals by
establishing shapes of ctrystallization isotherms and the change in light
wave form under the influence of Impurities, stresses, etc. The authors
expressecL their thanks to B. I. FEODOROVSKIY and Ye. N, LEKHTSILYER for
their assIstance. Thme) figures, one table, four bibliographical references.
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USSR MC 539-4.oig.3
GUSEVA, I. P. . NOVIKOV, S. N. , and STEPANOV, A. P. g SverUovsk
"Rffect of Heat Treatment on the Strength of Al-B-So Glass Fibee
Mmeowl Fizika I JKhWya Obrabotki Materialov, No 4, Jul-Aug 73,, pp 110-117
Abstracti The heat treatment of an Al-B-Si glass fiber was investigated
for the effect on strength in a temperature range from 50 to 500 0C. From
50 to 2000C the glass fiber strength remains const.~nt (about 255 kG/Mn12) after
which the strength drops off with the amount of strength loss a function
of the hydrofluoric acid concentration (at 5000C, strIngth in 0.5% W
145 kGlnW; 0.2% HF, 195 K/im~j and 0.02%0 220 kg/mm: ). In distilled wate
the glass fiber strength was 345 kG/wa2 throughout the entire teaperature
raW. It was determined that surfaes ca-acks form on the glass fiber in
the 200-3000C interval and are a direct cause of streneth lose. Strength
i, loss Is not attrubutable to high temperatures but is a result of the inter-
action of coordinate-unsaturated centers on the glass surface with the
surrounding atr4osphere (oxygen from the air) and the pro;osed rechanism of
strength lowering during heat treatment of Al-B-Si and other eiiicate
More is the cbemisorption of oxygen by the coordination-unzaturated sur-
face centers. Your figures, sixteen bibliographic references.
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Glass and Ceramics
'Lr:- S R uDc' 666.76+18
GUSEIIA.._1..P., and NOVBCOV, S. N.
"Surface Structure and Strength of Etched Glass Fibers"
Y,oscow,, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki M~terialov, No 2, Mar/Apr 73, PP 128-133
Abstract: Using a mercury porosimeter., an attempt was made to relate the sur-
face state of fibers treated with HF acid to their tensile strength. Alumo-
borosilicate fibers 6 microns in diameter with an initial stren'sth of .--/ 250
kg/nra2 were subjected to 0.5, 0.2, and 0.02% HP for 5-100 min. The total volu:me
of defects., which varied from 25 to 1500 R, was used as the structural charact-
eristic of the,fiber surface. The total volume of surface defects increased
conaiderably iffien fibers were treated with 0.5 and 0.21% IP acid (both concentra-
tions produced almost identical effect) and the tensile strength of fibers
sharply decreased. For these concentrations the formtion of carrparativel.- 'r lari.,,e
(4oo-1500 X) defects was characteristic during the first 30 mill of treatment.
Daring the next 30 min of treatment, the formation of defects aloved down
because of the appeai-ance of porous fluoride film on the fiber surface. The
rate of formation of defects was the slowest for 2oo-4oo a pores,- but it
increasel ten-fold for 400-1500 R pores. The volume of pores present on the
initial fibers did not increase in 0.02% HF acid. The "ensile strength of
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GUSEVA' I. P. and MOVIYOV, S. N., FizikA i MAmi-ya Obrabotki %terialov, No 2,
Mar/Apr 73, pp 128-133
these fibers decreased sli--,htl,,r during the first 30 min of treat=,er-~. but
remained constant at,,L/ 210 for the next 30 min. Fibers treated with 0.2
and 0-56% HF decreased their initial tensile strength fror, 250 kdnM2 to 50-150
kg/mm2, depending on the treatment time. The longer the treatrient, the hii-,her
the strength losses.
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USSR LTDC 543.544:~546.799+546.65)
CUSEVkk,--L. _~_, and TMIOMIROVA, G. S.
"The Problem of the Separation of Trans p lutonium and Rare- Ear z1h Ele-ments on
an Anion Exchange Resin by Means of Concentrated LiCl Solutions in the Pre-
sence of Alcohols"
Leningrad, Radiolchimiya, Vol 12, No 5, 1970, pp 771-774
Abstract: A study was carried ovt on the sorption of' merlcium and Euvopi.uri
on an anion exchange resin in a wide range of LiCl (0.6-13.86 N) and alconol
(0-60%) concentrations, in order to elucidate the possibility of oroup separa-
tion of transp-3utionium and rare-earth elements in LiCl concentrat ions _< LON
at: room temperature. It was found that in 4N 11C1 solutio-o with 607, a1cohol,
less than 107 of Am and Eu is eluLed with a separation coe f.-iC 4 (!nt of 2.5,
u4iiIe the remainder is adsorbed. A similar phenomenon is obserced in case of
0.6-2 N LiCl solution in the presence of>,80% ethanol. In. 6-12 N LiCl solu-
tion a real difference in distribution coefficients i.,; obs,!n,7et; for Ain and Elu,
depending on the alcohol conronL in the solution. 71he dLsLriburiml coefficient
Am/& is 51 in 6 N LiCl with 401'. ethanol at room Leviperaturo, i.o., much
higher than at elevated temperatures, as per the literature da'.a.

1/2 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--i.60CT70
TITLE--THE CLINICAL PICTURE OF DIFFUSE CARCINOMATOSIS eF THE BRAIN AND
SPINAL PIA -U-
,AUTHOR-(02J-SEMENClVv V.A., GUSEVA, L.L.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-ZHURNAL NEVROPATOLOGII I PSIKHIATRII IMENI S. S. KORSAKOVAP 1970t
VOL 70, NR 5, PP 659-664
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS-BIOLOG-ICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOP11: TAGS--TIJMORr BRAINp SPINAL CORD, METASTASISt PAi,.CRr-_ASi LUNG, KIDINE-!i,
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
CONTROL MARKING--PIO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UbICLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0255 STEP NO--UR/0246/70/070/DO~-,/Ob5?/06b4
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOI.17507
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212 031 UNCLASSIFIED PRO'CESSING 3ATE--'.6'J'CT7Q
CIRC ACCESSION Nt-3--AP0117507
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ON THE GROUNDS OF 16 PERSONIAL
OBSERVATIONS AND LITERATURE DATA THE AUTHORS DISCUSS THE CLIi"41CAL
PICTURE OF DIFFUSE CARCINOMATOS[S OF THE BRAIN AND SPINAL PIA. A
CORRECT INTRAV;TAL DIAGNOSIS WAS M40E 114 9 OF THE 18 CASES.
PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES IN 10 CASES 01SPLAYE0 A VR[MARY VENTRICULAR
TUMORt IN 1 CASEi A TUMOR OF THE PANCREAS, IN 4 CASES, TUi%ibRS OF THE
BRONCHI AND IN I CASE, A HYPERNEPHROID TUMCR OF THE KILANEY. IN 2 CASES
PRIMARY TUMORS WERE NOT SEEN. THE HISTOLOGICAL PICTURE OF THE
Tr
METASTASTS CORRESPONDED 0 THE CLINICAL PICIJRE OF THE PRI,.',ARv TUMOR.
THE MOST TYPICAL CLINICAL SYMPTOMS WtRE THE FOLLOWIN.-; 51; ERE HEAUACHES
IN A COMBINATION WITH A MENINGEAL SYNDROME, MENTAL CHANGES, DISORDERS OF
THE CRANIAL INNERVATION, THE SPINAL RAOICULAR SYNDRUMEt A PROGRESSIVE
OEVELOPMENT OF THE DISEASE AND A OEPICTION OF TYPICAL CAN_"Ek CELLS fill
THE CSF. FACILITY: KLINIKA NERVNYKH BOLELNEY MOSKOVSKOGO
OBLASTNOGO N-I KLINICHESKOGO INSTITUTA IM. VLADiMIRSKOGO.
[RICLASS I F IED

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We: 621. 3. 032. 214
POPOV, V. A., GUSEVA, ff. B., and DUHMMA,. U_-. M..
"Effective Electron Emitter Using a Hollow-Cathazie- Discharge"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Ser:tya_ FIzi-cheskaya, Vol 35, No 2'.
Feb 71, pp 327-1-29
Abstract: The article describes a special gas-discharge system using a h--llmT
cathode as the effective electraa source. A technique is suggested for trans-
mitting high-density electron cur-rent ~witbout i nificant loss through regions
with discretely varying pressure from 0.4 ta,101.7 torr. The maximum output
electron current density is 300 a-cm-2.

USSR UDC 66!).245:539.376
GUSEVA, L. N., and EGIZ, 1. V., i'loscow
"On the Question of Creep of Solid Nickel Solutions"
Z
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oscow, Akademiya Nauk USSR. Izvestiya. Met.11y, No 6, Nov-Dec 72, pp
140-143
Abstract: The study shows a change in the activation ener,,;y ot creer in
nickel alloys with niabium and molybdonLIM during reheoLing: in tlii-- L~'WDLra-
ture interval 800-890'C Qn = 70 kcal/g-at. and at 890-950% Q),j = GI-64
kcal/g-at. Pure nickel and a nickel alloy with chromium wiLlain these same
temperature intervals possess a Qn value that approaches rhv en(2rgy of
activation of nickel self -dif f uslon, a fact which indicates that the creep
rate is controlled by the rate of recovery brought about by diffusion.
A somewhat higher value Of Qn in nickel allovs with imclybdenum and niobium
in the temperature interval 800-890*C can be explained by t1ne restriction
of the climb of dislocations related to the declining energy of packing
defects during nickel ajlo,~,,4n- with these elements.
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TITLE---PHOTOSENSITIZED HOMOLYTIC
AUTHOR-(02)-KUZMIN# M.G.t
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHI,'-I. VYS. ENERG.
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IBSEP70
LISSOCIATION OF SINGLE BONDS -U-
GUSEVA, L.N.
1970, 4(l.)- 24-7
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
.TOPIC TAGS--,liETHYLFr4E, CARBON DIOXIDE, FREE RADICAL9 PHOTOSENSITIVITY,
DISSOCIATION, KETONE, CHEMICAL BONDING, QUANTUM CHEMISTRY
G0%Tc;C'L
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/1117 STEP NO--UR/0456/70/004/i)01/0024/0027
CIPC ACCFSSION Nli-~P01045115
0:1,10-i 111(:xzrf_1_i__f_l

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED DATE--LBSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0104515
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. (MECO SUB2) SU82Y PHCH SUB2 1, AND
ETOND SUB2 WERE PHOTOSENSITIZED IN PH SU8Z CO TO SHOW THE HOMOLYTIC
DISSOCN.'.OF THE SINGLE BONDS 0-0, C-I? AND O-N, PESP. QUANTUM YIELDS.
WERE NEAR UNITY FOR ALL COhlP0S.# WITH ACTIVATION ENERGIES 1.3, 1.65, AND
1.6 EV FOR'THE COMPDS. PRC:DUCING ME AND CO SUB2, PHCH SU82 AND 1, AND
ETO.AND NC SUB2 RADICALSt RESP. QUANTUM YIELDS ARE LOW USING AS
SENSITIZER C SUB6 H SUB6, 21,ACETONAPHTHONE, 1,NAPHTHYL PHENYL KETONE,
AND ARE MODERATE OR HIGH USING 1, C.HLORONAPH THAL ENE, MICHLERIS KErONE,
AND ANTHRAwUINONE.
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Immunology
USSR UDC 616.912-085-371-06-085-849-114
GUSEVA, L. N., and LORANj I. D.
"Use of Gamma-Globulln for the Prophylaxis and Treatment of Postvaccinal
Complications"
Moscow, Klinicheskaya Hleditsina, Vol 49, No 4, Apr 71, PP 113-116
Abstracti A certain number of persons vaccinated against smallpox exJiibit
aggravated sensitivity to vaccinia virus. For the prophylaxis and therapy
of complications that develop upon vaccination either donor awima-globulin
derived from persons that have been vaccinated against snallpox or the so-
called anti-measles ganma-globulin prepared from placental blood can be used.
Samples of 10 series of gajam,-globulin from placental and aborted fetal sera
produced by various methods at six USSR institutes were tested. The titer of
virus antibodies was determined by the neutralization reaction on the chor-
ioallantoic membrane of 12-day old chick embryos and by the reaction of
hemragglutination inhibition on chicken erythrocytes, usiNg vaccinia virus
(smallpox vaccine) as the antigen. The titers of virus-neutralizing anti-
bodien in 9V,* of the sories were 10,1100-li2,000, while those olf anithenagglu-
tinins varied in the lt?O-lt8O ranj5wo. The ro8ults obtained 1rj the noutrall-
zation reaction$ which Is more specific and reliable than -that of hei-uLggluti-
nation inhibition, were regarded as decisive. The activity of the samples
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GUSEVA, L. N., and LORMi, I. D., Klinicheskaya Pleditsina, Vol 49, No 4,
APr 71, PP 113-116
was sufficien'.-ly constant from institute to institute and also in relation
to the year of production over the period 1966-1o,69. The titer of antiviruz
..,amma-globulin obtained on vaccination of donors with small-
antibodies in -
pox vaccine was 2-4 times hip,!jer than that of placental gamma-globulin; hence,
the dose of the placental gamma-globulin, must be three times higher than that
of donor gamma-globulin.
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UDC 532.526+536.24.01
GLAZKOV, V. V., GUSEVA M...a., and ZIIESTKOV, B. A. (Moscow)
"Heat and Mass Transfer in the Turbulent Laver Above Per:.-~eable Plates"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akaderiiii Nauk SSISR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 4, 1973,
pp 22-31
Abstract: The temperatur2 and concentration fields in the boundary layer
above perforated plates are presented, and their relationship is established
with the velocity fields given in an article by the authors, published in
this journal in 1972. Results are presented of measurements of the themn al
properties of the plates and with blowing-in of various coolants; also pre-
sented are empirical formulas which determine the values of the heat flLIX
and the temperature of the permeable walls. 5 figures. I table.
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A
GLAZKOV, V. V. , GUSEV 2, ZIHIESTKOV, B. A., Moscow
"Concerning Turbulent Plcw Over Permeable Plates"
Moscow, izv. Ali' SSSR: Meklianika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No Jul/Avg 72, -Op
38-46
.Abstract: The paper presents the results of a study of the vc-iccity
fields over perforated plates in a turbulent airflow when various gases
are blown in. Fhplrical formulas are given for constructing lh.-e vclocity
fields in the boundury layer over perf~eabie wralls, and thic. prvblom cf
generality of tile results is considered. The experimento werE- donr, with
interchange alb 1e perfcrated plates fornirg the upper wall of a r-odel which
was nlaced in a uniform airflow issuing- from a rectanguliar nci.zle. Tre
lengthwise distribution of -ermeabillity of the plate was selected to
a constant wall temperature. The authorq thank V. I. Vcroshilov, 0. 1.
Voroshilova, V. G. Kalnykov and V. P. Lukash for taking part in the work.
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U33IR UDC 537-311-3-~5
70
VAVI-- OV, V. S GMEAS -C ~EVA I
V L
and SERGIYD'F1,-'O, V. F.
"Electron-Hole Junction in a Diamond Obtained 'Through theTrifil-
trati-on of Boron end Thosphorus Ions"
Moscow, Doklady_ Akademii nauk SSSR, No. 4, vol. 200, 1971, -pP
821-824
Abstract: The results are eiven of eXperiment-S prerforriled to estab-
lish a p-n junction in diamonds by the ion impurity met-hod. Eoron
was used as the accertor impurity and phosphorus as the donor. T-he
reasons for 'his choice were that, as one of 'he elements of the V
0
group in the T,Iendeleyev table of elements and consecuently as a
"natural" donor, phos-phorus has the -r-aatest a:xunt of interest;
and that, on the basis of the graph of the arreaiinr~- off irl.-
filtrated by phosnho--is, it can be assuned tl)at -,. -rc-atsz.-r n,,).r,,,ber
of acti7.~edonor centers can be obtained -...,ith t1re cL~ze dcsa,--e Of
phosphorus doping tL,',-.Pn can, be obtained .-Tith suc- inte-r-stitial
atoms as lithium and ca-,,bon. Cur-ves -nre rilctzed for t-1-4-e- vc]--,Ia-,-~-,-r~
characteristic o-f the junc-Lion amd for the phctovc1t-a.,f,!-e ol t1he junc-
tion as a fUnction of the e-xcita-tion li..,-.,ht va-velenr7`th. authors
conclude that t-1--y r.,a-.;-e -oroved the -possibili-tv G-.' n
junctions in and e,,:--ress, their t-,
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VAVILOV, V. S., et al, Doklady Akademii nau:,-7,_'-.l-:'-C'R, -'lo. 4, vol. 200,
1971, pp 821-824
Corresponding "ember of the USSR Acade=y of lcienc-2s, 'or his Sir-
t Ile 4 ll-'- I
port of the vmrk, to V. 1-1. Gusev for his assistunn-ce -L - il _. -
tration experiments, and to Yu. A. Kuznetsov and Yu. A. SLlikov for
their help iiith the measurements. The autilors 'are -~,ssociatad with
the Lebedev Physics Institute, USSR Academy of Sciences, 1--.Oscow.
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UDC 539.216.2.001.5
GUSEV, V. m. , 2kw" KURINYY, V. I., TITOV, V. V., TSYPLEINKOV, V. S.,
BARANOVA, Ye. K., STREI~TISVI, L. N.
"Investigation of the Properties of an Oxide Film Obtained by Atomic Oxyge"
Ion Bombardment of Silicon and Use of Such a Film for Protecting a PN
Junction"
Mos cow, Radioteklinika J-171ektronika, Vol 16, No 8, Aug 71, pp 1462-146-2
Abstract: The paper presents the results of a study of the thickness of oxide
films as a function of the conditions of silicon boi,.-,ba-rdment bv atomic oxygen
ions, as well as the ccmposition and dielectric properties of the films and
the space charge in them. Vie protective properties of oxide on Structures
with ion-injected PN junctions are studied. Most of the e-xperiments were
done on N-type and P-type silicon with resistivity of 7-10 R-cm. The speci-
MenS Wercl: irradiated in tite chamber of the ILU-2 ion arcelerator. I t W-Tli
found that tit(, of the ovide film Increases 1.n propart-ion witli Llie
Citergy of the ions and decroasef; as tit(: ion ctim!nt. tk-,i~,!Atv Tfie
dielectric strength of the insulating layer was (3-10)-106 11/cip.. It L,;
shown that the composition of the film depends on subsequent: annealing.
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CUSEV, V. M., et al., Radiotekhnikaa Al'. Elektronika, Vol 16, No 8, Aug 71,
pp 1462-1467
By using ion oxidation to protect ion injected PN junctions, the a%ithors
were able to synthesize high-voltage low-power diodes with a breakdown
voltage of 3.3 kV.
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F_
1/2 041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--HALL EFFECT IN P TYPE SEMICONDUCTOR DIAMONDS DOPED WITH BORON BY
THE !ON INJECTION METHOD -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-VAVILOV, V.S., GUSEVA, M.I., KONOROVA, E.A., SE'(GIFNKO, V.F.
%ummm"o-
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR d5p
SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4(l) 17-22
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--HALL EFFECT, SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALt DIAMOND, BORON,
IONIZATIONt IMPURITY SEMICONDUCTOR
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA;S--UNCLASSIFTED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1963/1469 STEP rlO--UR/0449/70/()O,#/Ok)1/0017/0022
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AI'0054324
Ut,;C. L A '~,' S I F I E D

2/2 041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
CtRC ACCESSION NO--AP005432q
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE HALL EFFECT ANO CARRIER
M08ILITY IN SEMICONDUCTOR DIAMOND LAYERS DOPED WITH 11 BY ION INJECTION
WERE STUDIED THE MEASUREMENTS WERE CARRIED OUT AT 300-1200DEGREES K.
THE PLOT OF THE LOG R SUBS (THE MEASURED HALL CONST.) VS 1-T EXHIBITS A
MAX, IN THE SAME TEMP. REGION EN WHICH A DISCONTINUITY IS OBSD,, IN THE
PLOT OF LOG SIGMA VS. I-T (WHERE SIGMA IS THE ELEC. COND.), THIS BEING A
CONSEQUENCE OF THE FORMATION OF AN IMPURITY -ZONE. AT THE DOPING LEVEL
USED, THE IONIZATION ENERGY OF THE B ACCEPTOR LEVEL WAS 0.19 EV. THE
08S0. ACCEPTOR LEVELS OF THE RADIATION DEFECTS HAD IONIZATION ENERGIES
OF 0.29 AND 0.4 EV. AT 500-600DEGREES K, THE MOBILITY IS 30-50 CM PRIME
2-V_SECv AND DECREASES WITH RISE IN TEMP. THE OBSD. RELATION BETWEEN
MOBILI.TY AND TEMP. CAN BE EXPLAINED BY THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE
CARRIERS AND THE IONIZED IMPURITIES AND LATTICE VIBRATIONS, ASSUMING DUE
ALLOWANCE 15 MADE FOR THE FACT THAT THE IMPURITY CONCN. IS NOT UNIFORM
OVER THE LAYER.THICKNESS.
LINCLA-S-cil-FIED

112 042 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF N AND P TYPE SEMICONDUCTOR DIAMONDS
I PREPARED BY AN ION INJECTION METHOD DURING STEPPED ISOCHRONOUS ANNEALING
AUTHOR-(04)-VAVILOV, V.S., GUSEVA, M.I., KONOROVA, E.A.t SERGIYEN'KO, V.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4(l) 10-16
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS9 EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--DIAMONDt LITHIUM, COPPER, POTASSIUM, ALUMINUM, BORON,
IONIZATIONt ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY, SEMICONDUCTOR CRYSTAL, ANNEALING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FR4MF--1983/1469 STEP NO--UR/04tt9/70/004/001/0010/0016
CIRC 4CCESSION NO--AP0054325
U~,JCL4SSIFIED

212 042 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0054325
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ELEC. cnND. OF SEMICONDUCTOR
DIAMOND LAYERS OBTAINED BY INJECT(ON OF LI, C, P, AL, AND G IONS WAS
STUDIED. INJECTION OF LI, C, AND P IONS LEADS TO THE FORMATION OF 4N N
TYPE LAYER, WHILE THE INJECTION OF AL AND B LEADS TO A RHO TYPE LAYER.
THE ELEC. COND. ACTIVATION ENERGY IS 0,25-0.45 EV. DURING ISOCHRONOUS
STEPPED ANNEALING, THE ELEG, COND.-OF THE LAYER5 DOPED WITH 8 FALLS# AND
THEN INCkEASES WITH INCREASING TEMP. TO A VALUE SEVERAL ORDERS OF
MAGNITUDE HIGHER THAN THE ORIGINAL* ON PROLONGED ANNEALING AT
1200DEGRE ES,-THE COND. OF PREVIOUSLY ANNEALED LAYERS DOES NOT CHANGE.
THREE VALUES~OF THE ELEC. COND. ACTIVATION ENERGY WERE OBSD: 0.2 PLUS
OR MINUS 0.02, 0.29 PLUS OR MINUS 0.02t 0.29 PLUS OR MINUS 0.02, AND 0.4
PLUS OR. MINUS 0..02--EV. THIS ATTRLIBUTED TO THE.PRESENCE OF RADIATION
DEFECTS. IN-SPECIMENS DOPED WITH Llr Co Pi AND ALP THE COND. BEGTNS TO
DECREASE AT AN ANNEALING TEMP. OF 600DEGREES, WHILE AT HIGHER TEMPS. THE
RESISTANCE OF THE LAYERS IS RESTORED ALMOST TO THAT OF THE UND13PED
CRYSTAL.
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USSR
UDC: 632.h:5-52.283 IA2:61-13-5111
FEMIOVA. T. i., ~:.nd GJSE`aa.L.:;~. All Union Institute ol' Plant. Protection,
Leningrad MWM=o
'anduced Wil-t-Hesistance of Cotton"
Leningrad, I-1ilkologiya i F.topatologiya, Vol 4, No 6, 1970, pp '512-516
Abstract: On beir- infected with a u-,-akl-r pathogenic strain ofL' t2-L,-t furTus
Verticillium dahliae cr w.ith fung-i of snecies that have a low pathogCnic-it-7 for
cotton (Fusariur. ox-j-3porim f. I~c~)petmici., Lqpergillus ni~-*cr, -,::, --ni-Locton-J,?a
solani), cotton plar',s shmaed jimunity to infection ii-Ith a -tr:mr:.-Ly pathio',C-14-c
strain of V. dah-liae, the agent of cotton v.,ilt. The strcngly p-~-,.-thocerdc s!trad-rl
of V. dahliae or Fuzariira cxyzporzLm f. vasinfccIALm, which has hiEh wit,-o'rfeni-
city for yowig cotton p1mts, did not produce -1n iirmmiz~lrig im,:-~i 'ci,
with the strongly pathoEenic strain of V. daiLliao was con-ductel'! 2 da.,,s 4' ter
'y free, dependinf, f.;zl 'the f,,mgus ty wl-iich
innunization. The immunii v-1ried in dc-F-
it w-as produced and reached IM4 with the use of the wealfly p 0 e,4 st aL
of V. dahliae. Development of fru-roinity was acconpaniedd b-r P-n Jncreasad S.-,-n-tlie-
sis of proteins in pl.1-Into,, P,:!rtJCUIJLr.I.y of jx~roxi[daje
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FEDOTOVA, T. 1. and GUSEVA
1970, PP 512-516 ., 11. N., Ifdk.,)logiya i FitopatoL.)F.,iya, Val ijo
of a single immaunization ware not lasting; upon irmunization ~vjth the weakly
pathogenic strain of V. daiiliae, the induced immunity diisapreured -writ1h 8-13
days. The content of isoenzy,-.-,-s approached that of nonL-wmmized controls to-
ward the 13th day. Repeated exposure, rather than a sin,--!(,, infection with an
inmunizing strain, may be assimed to occui, in nature, It 11-3- been ob-
served that cotton v~xieties -,ihich are resistmit to cotLoii mot rct. a' ~ suscej-
tible to verticillosis and those that are susceptible to root -ot rha7i resistance
to verticillosis. Drumunity induced by another Fathoge.-Lic Tactor rin-Y L)e iL-volved,
here. &-peziments to check the correctness of this assmiption w-i-11. b3 conducted.
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Graphite
USSR UDC 539.216.2
GALKIN, YU. A. GU2-E*'A N P DERGUNOVA, V. S., KONOKOTIN, V. V., KRAVETSYClY
~A
G. A., KOINOV:. A~ORSHOROV, H. KH., Moscow,
"Interaction of Refractory Oxides with Graphite In Spraying"
Moscow, Fizika i Xhimlya, Obrabotki Haterialov, 110 3, May-Jun 72, pp 94-99
Abstracti The interaction of refractory oxides with graphite In flame spray-
ing was investigated in order to develop protective means against oxidation of
carbographitic materials. The investigated dependences included the effect
of base preheating on the bonding strength with the protective coatings ana
its density, effects of silicate and borosilicate sublayors on the bonding
strength and the activation energy of the chemical interaction of sublayers
with oxide coatings, the effect of graphite porosity on the bonding strength,
and the effect of addition of molybdenum# silicon, and aluminum into the
sprayed oxide on the gas density and the oxidative resistance of coatings.
The kinetics of the increasing bond strength of Al 203 and ZrO2 coating-a
sprayed on preheated graphite are analyzed.. The required actl:vation energy of
the graphite surface and its d;rong bond with the sprayed Al2 03was found to
be close to the half of the energy of the atomic bond in the &mphite lattice,
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GALKIN, YU. A., et al., FIzi-ka i YJdmiya Obrabotki btaterialov, No 3, May-
Jun 72, PP 94-99
uhich is in accordanci withe graphite proheating over 10000C when spraying.
Silicate and borosilicate sublayers axe recommandedi they gumantee a bond
strength of coatings on the level of graphite strength. Five illustrations,
one table, three bibliographic references.
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UDC 621.3-035.2
KRAVETSKIY, C. A., DERCUNOVA, V. S., SIAVINAl L. N., CUSEVA, N. P., and
SAXIOSUDOV, V, V.
"Joining Graphite With Graphite and Metal by Electric-Arc -lding"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Netally, No '17, JL1l 71, pp 44-47
Abstracti A method of joining Graphite parts with graphite and metallic
parts by means of a metallic interlayer deposited on the suxface of the graphite
part by the electric-arc welding practice is discussed. The following
materials with amean linear expansion coefficient with respect to graphite
and metal were investigated for their utilization as interlayerss V, Ti,
Mo, W, Zr, 1.1b, and Kovar. It was found that T1 and Zr are the most promising
inteAayer materials. The use of Kovar as an interlayer material.; is
recommended for welding graphite With stainless steel and other steel types.
Three illustrations. three tables, six biblio. refs.
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OSSR
UDC 669.71.053.2
KOZLOV, V. M,., GUSB~A, N. S., VERETINSKIY, V. N.
"Reduction of Kaolin With Carbon"
Tr. Vses. N-i. i Proyektn. In-ta. Alyunin. , Magn. i Elektrodn. From-sti. [Wcrks
of All-Union Scientific Research and Plannin,(j Institute of the Aluminun, Ma,gnesiu-m
and Electrode Industry], 1970, No. 71, pp 191-200. (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, G130, by the authors).
Translation: The reduction of kaolin by carbon from a briquetted chargre in the
1300-2000' temperature interval is studied. A reduction mechanism is su.-gested.
Reduction is performed for mullite and Si0q, produced iii the process o-IF mulliti-
zation of kaolin before the beginning of reduction. The reason for limitina the
content of Al in alloys of Al with Si not containing A1403 is stited. 2 fic's;
2 tables; 7 biblio.refs.
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USISR UDC: Sl
O.-.-Y
"Concerning the Stability of a Convex Programming Probltml-
Moscow, Mat. metody resheniya ekon. zadach--sbornik (Mathe-
matical Methods of Solving Economics Problems--collection of
works), No 3, "Nauka", 1972, pp 73-75 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
No 5, May 73, abstract No SV629 by S. Lebedev)
Translation: It has been established for convex programming
(RZhMat, 1969, 5V427) that the relation of duality equality
of extremum values in the direct and dual problems is valid
when and only when the problem is formulated correctly relative
to restrictions, i. e. for a sequence of problems with limi-
tations approximating the preassigned restrictions the extrenun.
values converge to the value of the initial problem. Conditions
of stability are presented which ensure correctness of formu-
lation of the problem.
Let D, E be Banach spaces; R is a ~-ompact from D; f(x) is
a continuous functional convex upward on R; G is a convex
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GUSEVA, 0. V., Mat. metody resheniya ekon. zadach, No 3,
"Nauka", 1972, pp 73-75
closed cone in E with vertex at zero defining the order re-
lation ;~:; g(x) is a continuous operator from R into E, conv--x
upward relative to G. Put into correspondence with the convex
programming P77oblem
$up It (41 W> 0. XERJ (1)
is the parametric problem
T(y)~supV(x)!g(x)>y, x~R!-
The functional ~(y) is defined on the set AO =fylyE E, g(x) >,~
for some x ER}. A condition of stability is introduced: for
some C