SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LYSENKO, A. P. - LYSOVA, L. A.

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USSR
KUD-RY-kVTSEV,
"Current Stabilizer"
USSR Author's Certificate No
UDCt 621-316-721
V. P., DIYAKOV, 0. P., and NOVIKOV,
filed 3 Nov 69, published
tekhni-ka, No. 12, 1971, A~straR No 12A184P)
Translation: A current stabilizer is proposedl, containing a sen-
sitive element, a reference signal source, an ifell. as a compari-
tor and an activating device. In order to improve the accuracy
and speed, it uses as a sensitive element a "aurrent-frequency"
converter,* and as the comparitor.a. frequency-compai-ison device
and counter, while it uses a controlled vQltaj~e dividor its the activatinfr
device. The output of the controlled divider is connucted to the input of
the "current-frequency" converter; the output of -the latter is coriaected to
the input of the frequency-comparit-on device, the second out-rrat of Which it;
tled to the output of the reference source; wl-itle tib-h Output of the
frequency comparitor is joined throuGh the counter to'tbe InFut of the con-
trolled voltage divider. Resuine.

USSR UDC:- 6P-i-317-7-087.92-9~2
I.YSM-IKO, A. P. KUDRIAVTSEV, V. B. RUIVANISEV, B. I.., KUMUNTSEV, F. i.
"A Method of Converting Alternating Harmonic and Square VoltaCes and Currents
ency"
to Frequ
USSR Author's Certificate No 252738, filed 26 Feb 68, -oublished 11 Feb 70
(from Kh-Aytomatika, Teler-.khapika i VVehislitelInaya Tekhnik~, No 1.1,
Nov 70, Abstract No IIA168 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces Et -m1talpa-to-frequency
converter which utilizes modulation of the spectral c~iaracLeristics of maz.-21's.
A peculiarity of optical. =a-ecrs (which are based on ug;e of the ph--,noricnor ~)f
optical doifole resonarce in alkiLIA motal vapors) is a*,,iri-=-try of the nasonance
line, which me~-.cs it postible to convert and measure vwUl. tuid
alternatinr, voltafges zmd currents with high precision, it i.,i known that
frequency snectrtLrq emitted by a spin syptem has a finite -.,rlidth. This is
quantum and nuclear devices such as quantum mairrietome-1;ers ~,iitli d,,~ublo t)p-,ical
resonance nav na-te several dIstinct resonance frenunn,!ies, )eid r , on the
direction and magnitude of the vector of map;netic fiel.d. Intensity. o i
sensitivity and provide for preadjustiw-nt to the maximum spectral density of
the resonance curve, it is proposed that a method 'to msed which involves

LYSENKO, A. P. et a!., USSR Author's Certificate No 252738
-natie field in the
correcting the level of the constant component of tle:rnaL:..
quantum magnetometer zone or phase in the feedback circuit. In this regard,
the level of the voltage to be converted may be consiAerably below the cutoff
voltage.of the best semiconductor rectifiers. One illtistration. V. 14.

USSR MC 669.71039o4
]MANst Ve Sop &z4LYSMO,, A. V., Kiev
"Some PlWaical and Nechaxtical Pimperties on Multilayer Al-Pb and Al-
Graphite Composites"
Moscows, Mika i Xhiaiya Obrabotki Materialoys Vol 4# Jul-Aug 73p pp 104-109
Abstracts The production and study of aluninuz-base x%atilayer coaposites is
ZOPOrted where Al-Pd and Al-C (graphite) composites vMX* prWuced with the
Idea or having the second coaponent not soluble in alutdaux. Al-Pb 0
wsaples were made with more than 12 layers which were i annealed at 200 C for
2-3 minutes and rolled with 30-50% reductlon, Thie pa.-ocesa was repeated
several times. The Al-C Mmples were xade by using Al foil, sprayed with
gzaphitef with the roll weighed before and after spraying. The overall 2
packet had 100-200 sprayed foils and the packet was pxessed under 100 kG/ra
Meame and annealed at 5300C for 3-3 minutes in an air-free atnosphere.
It was found that,, in the Al-Pb sampleaq tensile strezgth was independent of
average layer thickness whett thickness was greater than 200 A. The annealed
"Aples had a tensile strength gxuaterthan,the addittye strengths of the
two materials while the unannealed. eamplos~werq less 4trong, increased Pb
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IUSSR
XDPANr V. S. 0 and LYSE=j A. Y. jPlaika I Xhimdya Olzabotki Materialov,
Vol 4* Jul- Aug 73, pp 104-109
content causes reduced strength or the AI-Pb composita while in the AI-C
composites an increase in graphite content up to about 23 at .% C is
accompanied with increased tensile strength aftsr which stzemgth dropis rapidly.
It was also noted that, up to cartaU level of mecczd component contents,
'the Al-C strength is six times greater than the addiUve strength and Al-Pb
Strength is only L5 times greater., Four:figursep Oro tablep and fifteen
c references.

R V 6 0 /5
V. S.. A.. Y. Lyscn~u, and V. V. flikluilko.
Effect of A~_t facare Into rccrnent and the rrLediurn an
properties of aluminum and tin larninated materials.
F-FLhNiNt. no. 6. 1971. 15-17.
The purpose of this article is to establish the dependence of
vyiscv2ity limit! on it'. .1-Ific c.ntribution of the innar,turfac.4 I.
Mirr
multilayer At-Sn composition (hILC) and to determine possible causes of
baerved phenomena. The authors estalylloh that the tensile strength of
?4LC d.pnda on the ~cf_ft singlc le-yer- fth~
in 0. 1 prit) and increases with increased inner surUite area. The rekalor4ze-
ment is explained by changes In the dislocation structure an the metal i-ter.
lace&, Uartlar structural studies of the boundaries between. t!ie
layer our,
monocrystals of different elements established the existence of an inconsru-
ity dislocation lattice acting as an eff-ctive barrier for, sliding dislacaticus.
The effectiveness. of this lattice possibly incrtitses witbahe increased inter-~
layer *rea and has a.pr6uo=ccd effect an the =Lcravisco2l.ty limita. 'I he
a.xistont -tit a single critical deformati" amplitude Indicate that the chang
a
of Use canters of the dislocation lattice on the tnterlay*r bounJary are pro.
bable causes of the collapse aithe 4iolocttion lattice ir. MLC layers. T ens 0
*fee#& has a tendency t-3 Increase with a decrease of Individual layer thick-
noes. rxperimental durability test& of At-Sn Mt.C. as a function of tirno
exposure to humidity. show a pronounced decrease of durahility with incrras~~4-
exposure. The changes in density and rnass of a test sample are explained
by interlayer boundary corrosion. Soaking of the sample tit distilled water
resulted In its total dissolution within Z4 hours, comprising non-metallic
sediments. The solubility of the sample Increased as Its layer thickness
decreased. The above phenomers, are explained by the Intensive corrosive
processes which take place an the Anterlstyer boundaries.

USSR UDC; 61.762.014
KOPAN V. S., and~.Y5FNM- V., Kiev State University Lueni T. G.
Shevchenko
"Application of the Effect of Dislocation Fixing of Solid Coatings for
Obtaining.Multilayer Cmpositions ofi Aluminum and TiV Base"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No. 9, Sep 70, pP 52-56
Abstraett Involved in this study are multilayer-cotaposition packets 12 to
13 microns thick, consisting of 10G-12000 very fine ulternating tin and
aluminum foils, welded together by cold rolling. This pa:Lr cf metals ii;
or interest since both feature rather lov autua solubility in the solid
Itatet Badideril those metals have difrerent types of lattices
contributing to a highly homogeneous dislocation denaity in layers whon
simultaneously deformed, A comparisomis made betweiOn the proptrties of
multilayer compositions and those of individuaL, foils of the same thickneas
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KOPAN', V. S., and LYSENKO, A. V., Poroshkmiya MetaLlurgiya,
No 9, Sep 70, pp 52-56
and composition similar to those in multilayer-composition (MC) specimens.
It is shown that the tensile strength of MC markedly increases with an
increase in the mean thickness (h) to 200 X; a furtheir increase in the
thickness does not affect the tensile strength. Based on the disagreement
between the experimental valv4es of resistivity of MC and the theoretical
data, the conclusion is made that at b.;,
SOURCE
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--~PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PLAS,'4011)t PLASMA FLOWs MOTION EQUATION, COMPUTER CALCULATIC.'4:
VELOCITY OISTRIBUTLONt MAGNETIC FIELO EFFECTv PLASMA CONDUCTLVLTY,
MAGNETIC PERMEABILITY
CONTROL' INARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--3034/135L STEP NC--Uk/0057170/040/003/0466/G,-'17zt
PROXY KEEL/FRAME
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0131782
UNCLASS If IED

/' A~~ pi SING OATE--131!CJV70
2 3 u
039 Nc L IFIE0
I it CACCESSION ND--AP0131782
AtVRA`CT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MOTION OF A PLASt,!~'TC)
MAGNETIC FIELD PRCGUCEO BY A SYSTEM OF COILS WITH NUTUALLY OPPJ5fi"G
CURRENTS IS CONSIUEkED. THE ANALYSIS 15 CONDUCTED WITHIN TH~- Fr(AXE~'.OS:~
OF THE INTEGRAL MOUEL OF A Sli'ALL BUNCHP CONSIDERING THL- EFFEC7's Or,
DISSIPATION AND THE GAS KINETIC PRESSVRE. rHE PAPER IS AN EXrENSIC.": G~--
EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN W'HICH STABILIZATION AND FOCU$ING GF A PLAS,el 11---VING
IN A SPATIALLY PERIODIC, ALTERNATING, AXIALLY SYMMETRIC l4p-G:lt=TIC FIELD
WAS FIRST OBSERVED. THE EQUATIONS UF MOTION WER.F, INT.-'GI0 over entire surface of
the e1UPSCdA.
XZ -t-
Y-/ixz
nm analyrtical expression for UZ is note &Lvezr. figure is provided showing
tha relief of the region of thp- posaiUa existeace.ol! stable equilibrium con-
figuration% of an incowressible: plasmoi& wi-tti a-sureace equation of the above
Z_/Z

USSR
WWI-
KdlMrfAK, N. A.; LYMENKO. 0. Ye.
'ormations in the
"Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves by Ellipsoidal Plzisjti-
Atmosphere"
Leningrad, Journal of Technical Physics; '.-larch, 19'?0; 11-p 475-51
Abstract: The authors solve the problem of the soattexing of a-, "traragnetic
waves by ellipsoidal formations with arbitrary electr#al and magnatic uniso-
tropy. It is shown that if the internal fields are 6*~wdo:t irith reapect to
the parameter a (a is the dimensichs of. the ellipw~iid; k is the length of
T
of the wave scattered by it), the. deteXTPL:aaT-iOn of the Coefficients In the ox-
pansion leads to the solution of a system of linear alj;ebraic equations. A
method is.worked out for deriving these.equ~tjons.
Expressions accurato to an d includug the 2 tevvis are obtainai
for the internal fields and fields in the Vive banFL ejqiression for the
differential scattering cross section iz- obtained. T4a basic ter= 1.-va t~.e

0
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USSR UDC 533.9.07
-KALMYKOV, A. A., TERESHIN, V. I., CHEBOTAREV, V V ~Iz and
LYSENKO, 0. YE.
"Calculation of Plasmoid Motion in an Axially Symmetric, Spat.,ally Periodic,
Alternating Magnetic Field"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tiekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol. 40, No. 3, liar 70, pp 466-474
Abstract: The motion of a plasmoid in a magnetic field produced by a system of
coils with mutually opposing currents is considered. The analysis is conducted
within the framework of the integral model of a small bunch,considering the ef-
fects of dissipation and the gass kinetic pressure. The paper is ar. extension of
experimental work in which stabilization and focusing of a plasma treDving in a
spatially periodic, alternating, axially syimaetria magnetic field was first ol)-
served. The equation3 of motion wera integrated on a computer for different
parameters of the plasmoid. The following conclusions were drawn fTom tile con-
putations: 1. The initial velocity of the plasmoid is the basic parameter ef
fecting the passage of plasmoids through the system. 2. I'ar lar;,,c initial velo-
cities there exists an interval of values of the ratio 1714 ialder. which p3saage
of the plasmoid through the system is observed. As the inj~tial velocity increases,
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KALKYKOV, A. A., et al, Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, Vol. 40, No. 3, Mar 70,
pp 466-474
the NIH3 interval broadens. 3. Upon reflection of the plasmoids tLe plasma is
captured in the magnetic cell with subsequent emission thro.mgh the rognetic slit.
nts are An-
.4. When bunches with good conductivity pass through the system, ctirre
t there is
duced in them which fully compensate the applied magnetic field so t1w:.
no field inside the plasmoid. S. When plasmoids with poor t;onduaLtivity pass
through the system, a shift in phase occurs between the magnet'e Lfield and the
induced current. In this case the magnetic-field penetratep the plasmoid.
6. Plasmoids with poor conductivity undergo a strong retardation in "he systsm
which is proportional to the phase shift between the magnetic field and the in-
duced current. Preliminary analysis shows -that these results are in good agree-
ment with experimental data of the authors but a more complete comparison will
require more detailed experiments, This work is currently being conducted and
the results will be published. The Interest of S. G. Safranov in this work is
acknowledged.
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ROCESSING OATE--040EC70
TITLE-SCATTERING OF ELECTROMAGMET,
IC W VES ON ELLIJ1501DAL PLASMA
;~ 7
FORMATIONS IN THE ATMOSPHERE
__.AvTHOR-[02)-LYSENK0j O.YE.v KHIZHNYAKv~N.Ap
:C-OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
VOL. 40 p 14AR:, 1970r P. 475-4dL
_iSOURCE-ZHUPAAL TEKHNICHESKOI FIZIKIj
-DATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
,~~;'SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE SCATTERING. ELLI~PTICAL BODYt 14AGNE-TIC
PERMEABILITY, ALGEBRAIC EQUATAQN, AT;46SP,11E;~lc ELI--(; TRGA-l',GNET. IC EF!:l:f.'ff
SCATTERING CROSS SECTION
l_'CONTROL HARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUIMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..PROXY REEL/NAME-1994/0981 STEP NU-- UR f 0 0 5 Tl 10 04 0a 00 0 4 15 0 4 31
CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP0115002
LINC L A. S 5, 11 E 9*

'03
2/2 SSING DATE-04DEC70
%, 6 UNCLASSIFIL_
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115002
:',ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INVESTIGATLON OF THE SCATTEkIMG OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES ON ELLIPSOIDAL ObJECTS CHAR,AcrFmzEf) ay cERr~~i,,4
ARBITRARY VALUES OF THE PERMIrTIVIFY AND MAGNETIC PERREA.31LITY TLANSURS.
-0 Tl,[:': PARAMErER A-L
IF THE-INTERNAL FIELDS ARE EXPANDED WITH RESPECT I
'(WHERE A IS THE SIZE OF THE ELLIPSOID, L IS THE WAVELE-NGTHt A%itl h-L IS
I F
SMALLER THAN ONE), IT IS S11OWN THAT "I'llIE OETCRNINI~TION THE EXPA'lstui
I 'AR
-COEFFICIENTS CAN BE REDUCEO TO THE SOLUILON OF A:5YSI'Z,f Or LINE
ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS. A METHOD OF CONSTRUCIL'NG THESE E-14UATiONS IS
OESCRIBEOr AND EXPRESSIONS ARE DERIVED FOR THE INTERNAl. FIELDS AN't) FO.'~
THE- HELD I N THE WAVE ZONE Vil TH, AN ACCURACY UP Tf~ THE I A-L) 5 QUARED
TERMS'tIINCLUSIVELY. AN EQUATION IS GIVEN FUR TH~: DIFFERENTIAL
:SCATTERING CROSS SECTION. THE MAIN COMPONENTS H-4VE TH~; SAME FORPI AS IN
THE CASE OF WAVE SCATTERING ON A SPH~RE'*::
UNK" L A S S I Fl C 0

64 UNCLASSIFTE JZOCEI~SSING DA-TE-- 27-N-OV7 0
.0 3
T- ETLE--EQUILIBRIUM OF THE PLASMAELUPSOID, IN AN EXTERNAL HF FIELD -U-
AZ)THOR-102)-KlilZHNYAKf N.A.# LYSENKOv 00YEO
:_':"~.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
11-%:.SOURCE--ZHURNAL TEKHNICHESKOI FIZIKI, VOL.~40, APR~~ 1970t P. 673-680
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,.:SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--EQUILIBRIUM FLOWf
ELLIPSOIDAL SHELL STRUCT(JREl PLAS.40k'Di HIGH
FREQUENCY CURRENTY ROTATIONAL FLOW
--NO RESTRICTIONS
CONTROL MARKING
.00CUMENT. CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
1/70/1140/000/0673/-3680
STEP NQ--UR/005
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124969
U,"ir L A SS I F ID

0-~3 -ASSI FED: 4R0CES'-'5lNG DATE--27NOV70
Z12 UN C L
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124969
ASSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., EXAMINATION OF THE EQUILIORIUM OF
AN ELLIPSOIDAL PLASMOM SUBJECTED TO A4 EXTERNAL HF FIELD, US(NG CERTAIN
S IMPL I FY ING ASSUMPT [OINS ,IT 1,5 SHOWN THAT FOR ENSURING THF EQUIL[BRIUMI,
THE -PLASMOID SHOULD BE SUBJECT TO A ROTATION AROUND ITS SYlt-IMEMY AXIS.
THE,ROTATION RATE AND EFFECTIV&POTENTLAL ENERGY:NECC-SSARY FoR
EQUILIBRIUM ARF CALCULATED* THE PLASMOIDS IN E001LIBRIUM ARE FOUND TO
ADOPT THE-SHAPE OF OBLATE ELLIPSOIDS;OF REVOLUTWN.
Zi
-UNC LAS 5 IF IE D

USSR UDC 533.6.013.42
LYSENKO. P. Y POPOV, M. A.
"on Oscillations of Gates in Pressure Water Conduits"
V sb. Dinamika Sidrotekhn. sooruzh. (Dynamics of Hydraulic Engineering Equip-
ment -- Collection of Works), Moscow, 1972, pp 117!--120 (from RZh-Mekhanika,
No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V410)
Translatio'n: The problem of oscillations of gates caused by oscillations of
its support structures is considered. The problem is solved in the linear
formulation within the framework of the theory of small oscillations of a
viscous incompressible liquid considering the wave character of the propaga-
tion of perturbations in walls of the water duct and also considering hydro-
dynamic pressure at the input to the water duct that ari~ses due to oscilla-
tions of the structure of the hydraulic equipment., Simplified formulas are
proposed for calculating oscillations of gates that are suitable for engi-
neering calculations. R. A. Shipov.
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USSR v 535-376
GOLIDNIUN, A. G., KOROLIKO, B. N., ZYLoKot 3. F., and S H PA.
11E.10fect of Cobalt on the Blectrolumineacence of ~,nS-Cu -and the
infrared Bilectroluminescence of CdS-Qu,,Co"
Minsk, Zhurnal .1rikladnoy Spektroskonii, Val. 13, No. 3, September
19,170, pp 4641-467
Abstract: In this short article, re xlvt aa inc7%,,%!3e in
the numbe.- of electrons in traoz to a daptuh of 0.,2-0-11 L!7 in lil-rl
electrolumino U
phores ZnS-Cu by the,addition oi sv-,ili quantitiea of
cobalt, at a concentration of 10-0 g-atoms per g-mole of ZnS, with
a consequent increase in the intensity of their wiitted phosphores-
cence. They found also that a somewhat larger aaount of cobalt
added to CdS also incrt~ased the electron coacentrution in the
red, -nca a-. 08 i-t
traps and led to a maximum infraA. electrolumiwiscE
specimens of. ZnS and CdS were aotivated byl.copper from

P
USSR
KAZANSKAYA, N. A.-, et al., Optika i Spektroskop-ya, Vol 26, No 6, jun
~~'701 pp 1150-1158
k
t
There was.found to be a correlation between long-wave displace-
so
5
3t ~ r.
ent of the absorption band ol' Tb D in the comple:~:es, cor-
M 6 4
responding to growth of covalency of the oxygenrare earth bond,
k
and the value of It is snown that the absence of luminescence in
so
E U3+ 3+
a number o- and Sm complexes is due to the appearance of a new
long-wave absorption band band of electron the- organic
art to a rare earth ion
P ,,with reduction 9f tho javrer to a doubly
charged states

USSR U.-Nov 621.=14.56
PEW-1-CV, YA. V.,
'investigation With 7be Help Of An, Analogue Machine Of Tranuients Du
ring
Shor'~Circuil. in 7.1a Circuit Of A Compeneated FerromaEnetic Frequency Triplern
1--v. Tomsk. politek-hn. in-ta (Bulletin Of~Tha Tomsk Polytechnical Institute),
1970, 211, pp 43-47 (from RZh-ElektroniVa I yeye primeneniye, No 2, February
1971, Abstract No 2B561
Translation: Dan--er of a short circuit in a ferromagn6tic frequency tripler
Involves overvoltages of the copualtors and windings oe the convertere. Gon-
seauently, for computation of the inoulating atrength of the windings und
choice of the magnitude oP the Working voltaF8 of the OaDuciUral it lo necess-
ary to know the potential limiting, currents for a short circialt of the trip-.
!or. For anulycia or a u1nort-circuit regime, expreaeWns am obtuined for
currents or trancient and steady regimes. A block diagrum of the device is
shoua. Results of analysis show that currents of a 3-phano ahort circuLt ex-
ceed the curren-69 of a 2-phase shoIrt, circuit by 1.1-1.415 titnes. 3 ill. 2 rer.

USSR UDC 576.8.095.15
IMSHENETSKII, A. A., LYSENKO.-S..Z., SOTNUOV, G. G.0 ABYZOV, S. S.
(Institute of Microbiology, USSR Academy of Sciences)
"Effect of Very Low Temperatures on the ATP of Microbrganisms"
Moscow, Mikrobiologiya, 1973, Vol 42, No 4, pp 651-6$4
Abstract: Very low temperatures were shown to have a stabilizing effect on
ATP. Microorganisms (Serratia marcescens, Sarcina flava, Bacillus simplex,
Zygosaccharomyces vini, Candida trorpicalis) kept at -196*C (liquid nitrogen)
showed no loss of ATP. In non-spore-forming bacteria and yeasts stored at
+5*C the ATF was largely consumed. Bacillus simplex spores contain a rela-
tively small amount of ATP, which was not used up during storage at either
-196 or +5*C. The ATP was released from the cells by boiling and was de-
tected by the chemiluminescent reaction.

USSR UDC 582.282.23.095
PARINA, 0. V. , PATRIKEYEV, V. V. , and LYSFMQ....-S.--V. ltisti~ute of Micro-
biology, Academy of Sciences USSR, 11osZOW:
"Survival and Physiological Activity of Some Yeast Strains Studied After a
Prolonged Storage in Silica Gel"
Moscow, Mikrobiologiya, Vol 41, No 1, Jan/Feb 72, pp 164-167
Abstract: Yeast cultures of Candida guilliermondii, C. tropicalis, and C.
lypolitica were used in the study. The 24-hour cultures of yeast were mixed
with silica gel or with silica gel containing one of the following compounds:
10 milligrams/liter of FeSOO 1120 or or (3 mi lli~,,,rams /liter of
~'nSI)4.7 H201
ZnS04.7 1120, COC12.6 1'20, N114NO3, or (111102U004- 'file tPLxLuret5 were dried and
stored in sealed ampules for 1, 6 or 12 months at room temperature. The yeast
survived in all mixtures, but the mixtures of silica gel containing FeS04 or
MnS04 gave the best survival and retained beat their capability to oxidize
carbohydrates even after one year of storage, which inilicated that their
oxidizing function was preserved.

USSR UDC 577-150.3t576.8
311SHEIMSM, A. A., LYSENXO S and SOTNIKOV, G. G. , Institute of Hicro-
a'
biology# academy of i~~eh~ces' h ~H
"The Effect of a High vacuum on the Activity of Ferroporphyrin Enzymes in
Xicroorganisms"
Moscow, P1ikxobiologiya# No 2, 1971o pp, 289-~92
Abstractt Four-day-old cultures of Sarcina.flava, Se=atia maxcescens,
BacMus simplex, and Zygosaccharomyceslyiairere expCsed to a vacuun (10-6
to 10-9 mm H-) for 72 houx-s. The ferroporpbyrin enzynes after exposure were
more active in the vacuum-resistant B. sLiplex and S. flava ev"tures, 'Whan in
B. marcescens and Z. vini. o activity of the ferroporphyrin enzymes
However, th
studied at the subcellular level vas virtually the same in Loth vacuun-resistant
and. nonvacuum-resistant microorganisms. For ex.-unpleo $. r.-arcescens cultures
that died after 3 days in a high vacuum had the tsame. enzymatic activity as
the B. simplex spores which survived the exposure. Tua important facts w3re
revealed by the experiments. First, the aoUvity of forroporphy:-in erzymes
war. higher at the cellular level In all the nicroorgax~~sns that In a cell
homogenate. Second, enzynatic activity'ims greater in~tvacuum-resistant
microorganisms than in nonresistant ones.:

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-TlTLE--UMWEGANREGUNG IN HOLOGRAPHY -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-ARISTOV, V.V.t LYSENKOv VeG&t SHEKHTMANt V.sHos TIMOFEEVi V-9o
:,;.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
."SOURCE-PHYS, LETTERS# NETHERLANDS# VOL.131A#.NO. 4v P.. 169-70v 23 FEB*
1970
"
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AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--HOLOGRAPHYs POTASSIUM CHLORIDEt OPTIC SPECIRUM, EXCirATION
ENERGY.
--CCNTiqOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:7.,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
STEP,ND--NE/0000170/031/004/016910170
..'~PR,OXY'REEL/FRAME--1992/0502
ACCESSION NO--AP0111695
UNCLASSIFIED

ti2 'U4 UNCLASSIFIiED PROCESSING UATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111695
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN EXPERIMENTAL SCHEME HAS BEEN
CONSTRUCTED FOR PRODUCING THE RENNINGER EFFECT IN THE OPTICAL RANGE,
COLORED KCL CRYSTALS HAVE BEEN USED AS PHOTOSENSITIVE ELEMENTS. THE
UMWEGANREGUNG WAVE HAS BEEN REGISTERED IN THIS EXPERDMENT.
FACILITY: ACAD. SCI. USSR, CHERNOGOLQVKA.
UNCLASSIFIEP

142 -026 ;~PRO C. S S ING --27NOV70
UNCLASS I FLED' 0A T E
OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL HOLOGRAM 1AS Ah OPTICAL IMAGING
-SYSTEM -U-
y
-AUTHOR-104)-ARISTOVi V.V.v LYSENKO# V.G.' TIMGFE EV, Y.B., SHEKHTMAN,
C OUN T RY OF INFO--USSR
j,-,:_-:SOURCE--AKADEM[IA NAUK SSSRI DOKLADY9 VOLo 191t APA 11 1970, P. 795-798
DATE PUBLISHED--OIAPR70
~:_-:,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSt METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
~,~'~'~TOPIC TAGS--HOLOGRAMP ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE DIfFRACTI0Nr OPTIC IMAGE,
PHOTOSENSITIVITY, MAGNETIC RECORDING
MARKING--NO RESTRIC TIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
EL/FRAMF--2000/1800 STEP:
'PROXY RE
~CIRC ACCESSION NG--AT0125412
UNC LA S S 11: 1 E 0

~i"ROCE'SSING DATE-27NOV70
2' 026 UNCLASWi6D~
ClIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0125412
43STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CONSIDERATION DF THE PoJ -S5 OF
-RECORDING ON A THREE DIMENSIOiNAL PHOTO SE-14SI TI VE 1:-:LE,'-lF14T THE 14AVE 1:1ELO
FROM AN OBJECT LOCATED IN THE FAR FIELD. IT is si*i9wri 'rHAT DUR1,N16, THE
11-REAOINGIF OF A THREE 01,NENSIONAL HOLOGRAM THE REltiCILUT10i'll fN THIE
IMA(;E OF
THE OBJECT POINTS IS DETERMINED. BY 89TH 'THE TRA14VERSE DIPIENSI~)NS AND
THE THICKNESS OF TliE PHOTl)SEtNSlTtVE LAYER. THE: OF
RECONSTRUCTION OF T14E IMAGE OF AIN Q)13JECT POINT. T$ REDIXED To THE
DIFFRACTION OF THE "READING" WAVE, WHICH 0CA;VE-RcF.'5 AT A CERTAIN ?0mr fjN
THE CORRESPONDING HARM0111C BLACKENING DIISTR[HUTIQN. ACOROINGLY, IHE
INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION 114 THE IMAGE OF AN OGJECT.~POINT CAB BE CALUCLAYED
ON THE BASIS OF THE THEORY OF ELECTROMAGNETfiC WAVE DIFFRACTION BY THREE
-SIONAL,PERIODIC STRUCTURES FAC I L I Ty; AKADEPII I A PJAUK SSSR
DIMEN
TELA91~HERNOGOLOVJKA,
FIZIKI TVEROGG(J
I-J.S$R
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 661.672.2+847+856t669.b92.~j*.339.2?
XORNEYEVA' A. N., LYSENKO V $,IYELVLEY V. H., mid YORONTSOV, YE. S.,
V0r0!1qZh.Polytecbn a Institute
"Structural Changes of Colored Oxide Films on Iron, Nickel# and Copper
During Their Reduction by Hydrogen vd,Carbon Monoxide"
%meows Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykb Zavedeniy -- Chatuaya Notallurglya,
No 89, Aug 7)g pp 21-26
Abstractt An attempt was undertaken to ca refully study the structural
changers occurring in colored film on Feq.Njj and Cu~durlng their reduc-
tion by hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Samples of arwa Irm and electrolytic
nickel and copper were oxidized at certain tempexatuxss and the color eharf-es
natedi for Iran the color of 0the oxide film chanEed oa blue to violet
to yellow when reduced at 400 e
C with bydrogen and 450 C with Cul color
chupa for the oxide film on nickel cha d from blue to violet to yellow
0
when reduced at 300 C in hydrogen and 350 - in earboa monoxide and for
01
copper - 0blue to red to orange when reduced In hydreCen at!300 C and in
Cu at 350 0. Analysis of the results showed that the growth of film thick-
mes. is accompanied by an increase In crystal size &m4 their ;erfection.
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Pee
USSR
JMRKEMA# Ae N. et ale Isvestlya Vyssbikh Uchebnykh Zavedoniy Chexnaya,
ittanurgiya, NO Be Aug 73t PP 21-26
The oxide film on Fe is independent of its thickness mnd consists primarily
of alpha-Fe2O and a suall amount O:t Fe 041 the oxideitilm on nickel is
XJLOj and on c9pper, according to the dea4e of film thickening, the coztent
Of tGnorite CuO Is increased and the amount of cuprite %0, is diminished.
The nickel oxide film is not altered by~the reduction process. It was shown
from electronographic analysis that the structural chaWs of a film during
Its reduction and ion migration can cause some roLrnwpment of the crystal
lattice from the higher oxide to the. lower. , From a thermodyrmLa-ic viewpoint,
Vw extraction of oxygen from the oxide film leads to ~the formation of a
supersaturated solid solution of the metal in the oxidos Fm the zole-
cular viewpoint, the mechanism of reduction.takes into account the action of
the electrical field within the film and the reduction,aechanism is just the
opposite of the oxidation process* Two figureep nine b4bliographic
riterences.
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USSR UDC: None-
h
PLAKHOV, A. 11. CIM- RNEINKO, 0. D. , MUZOV, A. I. IKOSTYUCHEIT70,
V& I.# L V..S., SURKOV, K. I.p KI"ICHITIKOV,
O_S~AVC~ BKO, L. I.
*A Device for Ultrasonic Defectoscopy"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya,,DromYshlennyye obrast sy,
tove~rnye znaki, flo 4, 1973, p 98, No 363912
Abstract: The distinctive system in this device is one in the
sensor searchint-, for the defects is mounted between xol I ers z"Ixed
to the lower side of the transmitting device, wid is thus free to
move around the workbench. A diagram of the meohanical arrange-
ment, which improves the productivity of the device and its con-
trol, is given.

USSR UW 621.515.592:%6.28
LITOVCHEMO, PRIKHODMO, V.I., SHUZIMUN, A.YE.,
KAZAROY, R.YE., STADNIK, A.V.
"Effect Of Structural Factors Of Moncorystalline Bilicon:Filma On Their Surface
Properties"
Poluprovodn. tekhn. i mikroelektronika. Reap. mezhved. sb. (Samiconductor
ectron' s. Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 1972,
Technology And Microel ic
Issue 7, PP 38-40 (from RM.Elektroniko i yeve primenaniye, No 9, Sept 1972,
Abstract No 9B82)
Translation: A comparative study is made of a riumber of volumetric characteris-
ties which depend on the defectiveness of the volume of Si filma grown on
sapphire substrates (mobility of charge carriers and others), and of the surface-
senoitive characteristics (banding, of zone.s~ density of, fast traps, and others).
It is shown that the electrical properties-of the surface of strongly dofective
films depend on the volume structure. 4 ref Summary.
121 -

USSR UDC: 539.216.22:546.28
LITOVCHUTKO, V. G., Ff
PRIK ODENKO, It.
_gSA K I., SHULIMAN, A. Ye.,
KAZAROV, R. Ye., STADNIK, A. V., Institute of Senicenductors, Academy of
Sciences of the UkrSSR
"Effect of Structural Factors of Single-Crystal Silicon Films on Their Sur-
face Pro-Derties"
Kiev, Poluprovodnikovaya Tekhnika i MikroelektroniXa, Resp. Mezhved. Sb.,
No T, 1972, PP 38-40
Abstract: A comparative studs is made of a number of volumetric charac-
teristics which depend on the VOIUMetric imperfect-,ion oA~ silicon filmz~
grown on sapphire. substrates (mobility of the charire carriers, etc.), as
well tw surf acc-:ieniiitivi~ charnetcrittics (zone flo,xure!, den:dty of fn,~t
trapa, etc.). It is obawn that the electricad prqj7e,rt1c:3 of' the surface
of strongly imperfect films depend on the volumetria structure.
67

F T1
USSR UDC: 621-31c,5012
L
YSEh
MO. V. S., LITOVCHENKO, V. G., KORNYUSHIN, S. I., CHERITOPISKIY, V. P.,
Initi:i~~ of Semiconductors, Academy of Sciences of the UkrSSR
"Effect of Gamma Irradiation on the Electrical Properties of a Real Cer-
manium Surface"
Kiev, Poluprovodnikovaya Tekhnika. i Mikraelektronfl;a. Rezp. Mezhved. Sb. ,
No 7, 1972, pp 47-51
Abstract: The paper gives some results of a study
of radiation defects
induced by exposure to gamma quanta on the surface and in the sp-ace ch-aire
region in germanium. Thin specimens of K-type (p 113, 50 Q-cm) and
P-type (P = 30 Q- cm) were studied. The results of the ret3earch showed azi
appreciable increase in the rate of surface recombination, esp4~.cially in
the region of positive potentials, with a new recombinat*lon level on curves
for surface recombination rate,as a function of inftial potential in this
region. Specimens with an elevated oxygen content shvwed an increase ir
the density of fast shielding states throughout the potential ranpre, -whereas
oxygen-free Epecimens showed practically no charg
,c! in thi- ccncentration of
such states. The initial potential was shifted touard the N-side after ex-
112
68

LySFjjKO, V. S. et al., Poluprovbdn. Tekh. iMikroolektron. Resp. 11L1,ezhveji.
PP h7-51
Sb., No 7, 3-972,
posiire in EL11 specimens. The maximum displacement was accompanied by a
reduction in the density of slow" states. The stability of the new centers
was shown by the fact that the surface characteris~tics of irradiated stecimens
were not altered by exposure to the-atuosphere for two months. Very brief
treatment in hydrogen peroxide (about 11 s) almost :completely restored the
surface potential to the values observed in specimens before irradiation.
This indicates that the potential displacement observed is due to alter-
ation of the chemical structure of the surface oxide phase.
212

059 UNCLASSt FIEO'~: I 110'ROCrSSING, OAlrE--18SEP70
ITLE--OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF VACUUM CONOENSAt;ES IN THE 0.22 TO L.3 MU
T
.,,,,-SPECTRAL RANGE -U-
~AUTHOR_LYSENKO* V.S.
:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
f.SCURCE-ZH. PRIKL. SPECTROSK. 1970, 12(l) 161-3
-"DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~_'SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, NAVIGATION, PtlysIcs
:JOPIC TAGS--VACUUM, OPTIC PROPERTYt METAL FILllit ALUMINUM, SPECIFIC HEAT,
IR DETECTION MATERIAL, [R MEASUREMENTv HIGH Pt)RI:TY 8117ALi GOLDt SILVER,
LIGHT ABSORPTIONP LIGHT REFLECTIONt CAK50N PROOLICT
.~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTION~
-.-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/0930 STEP
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0053854

212 059 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP7C
'CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0053854
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT" THE TRANSMISSION ANIO REFLECTANCE
OF- LOW VACUUM CONDENSATES OF AGt AUt PDt AND BI AS WELL AS OF C WERE
MEASURED IN THE VISIBLE AND UV REGION (0.22 To l..3 MU). THE liEr4t.
CONDENSATES WERE OBTAINED IN THE FORM OF THEIK 81.ACKS 199.99ilEkCENT
PURITY) ON THE SURFACE OF QUARTZ PL4TES AND AL OR CVLLULOSE NITRATE
FILMS AT 2*7 TORR IN A N ATM, THE CARBON BLACK LAYERS WERE OBTA114ED BY
THE COMBUSTION OF TURPENTINE. THE TRANSMISSION MAX0 f0R THE BIr AG, ANO
AU BLACKS DEPOSITED ON AL FILMS WERE AT 0.26, 0.321, AND 0.5 KU, RESP.,
WHEREAS THE TRANSWISSION OF THE C AND,PD BLACK COATINGS SHOWED A
MON9TONIC INCREASE WTTH INCREASING WAVELENGTH. IN SOME CASESt THE MAX.
ABSORPTION OF THE INCIDENT LIGHT WAS 98-9PERCENT. GAING TO AN INCREASED
TRANSMISSIONP A CONSIDERABLE REFLECT4NCE WAS OBSO. ~dlrH AG BLACK ON AL
~FILMS IN THE 0.30 'To 0.34 MU REGIONO THE COFFfli. OF DIFFUSIONAL
REFLECTANCE WERE MEASUREO FOR SA(-fPLE ON QUAR'TZ. PLATFS ANO ON AL FILMS.
-~THE SURFACE OS. AND SP. HEATS PER UNIT SURFACE OF THE ABSORBING COATINGS
WERE DETD. FOR SUCH LAYERS OF THE RESPECTIVE BLACKS 014 AL FILIAS WHICH
GIVE REFLECTANCE IS LESS THAN OR EUUAL TO 8-16ROCENT IN THE WHOLE
SPECTRAL REGION STUDIED. THESE COATINGS CAN BE:USED AS DETECTORS FOR IR
MEASUREMENT? THE USE OF AU BLACK BEING PREFERABLE TO THE USE OF OTHER
BLACKS INVESTIGATED.
VNIC

USSR UDC 669.29S.5.295.018.58
BYCHKOVA, M. I., KOZLOVA, N. D., LYSENKO Ye. N., BARON V. V., SAVITSKIY,
'Ye. M., TUREVSKIY, V. M.
"Screening Properties of Alloys in the Niabium-Titanium System"
Probl. Sverkliprovodyashch. Materialov [Problems of Superconducting Materials
Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp.,,166-172. (Translated from
.-Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No..S, 1971, Abstract No. 5 1783 by the
authors).
Translation: The distribution of the magnetic field in superconducting nagnerLs
for quantum paramagnetic amplifiers using screening plates of Nb-Ti alloys is
studied. It is demonstrated that screens of NT-1 alloy can partially screen the
field and significantly improve its homogeneity. With a magnetic field inten-
sity of 4,000 oe, a homagencity.of 10-3 was.produced',in a volume of Sx8xl20 nm.
5 figs; I table; 13 biblio refs.

USSR UDC: 53T.312.62
BYCHKOVA, M. I., KOZLOVA, N. D., LYSENKO, Ye. N., BARXI, V. V., SAVITSKIY,
Ye. M., TUREVSKIY, V. M.
"Shielding Properties of Alloys in the Niobium-Titanium Systemil
V sb. Probl. sverkhprovodyashch. materialov (Problems.of Superconducting
Materials-collection of works), Hdsc~w-,"Nauke% 1970, pp 166-172 (from
-RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract No 5D569)
Translation: The authors study the distribution of the magnetic field in
superconducting magnets for quantum paramagaetic amplifiers with the use of
shielding plates made from niobium-titanium alloy. It is shown that shields
of HT-1 alloy can partially screen the field and appreciably improve field
homogeneity. At a magnetic field strength- of 4,000 oq1!rvteds,, a uniforvdity
of 10-3 is ebtained in a volume of 5 x 8.x 120 =. Five illustrations, ane
table, bibliography of thirteen titles. ResuirA.

USSR UDC 537.312.62:669.293
BYCHKOVA, M. I., KOZLOVA, N. D. LYSUMO Ye. N.,.BARON, V. V., SAVITSKIY,
Ye, M., and TUREVSKIY, V. H.
"Screening Properties of Alloys in the Niobium-Titanium System"
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Haterialov [Problezas of Superconducting
Materials - Collection of Works), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 166-172
Translation: The distribution of the -magnetic field in -,,.uperconducting :n, agnets
waT studied for quantum paramagnetic amplifiers using screening plat~!s of niobium-
ti.tanitm allor. Lt was shmfn that sftield-~ of N"r-l alloy. can partially screen
a field and significantly; improve its,* homogeneity.. ;With. a magnetic field in-
rod-jiced in a yolume of
te=ty, of 4,00a oe, a homogencitr of, la-~J wn pi
5 x 8 x 12a mm.
S figures, I table, 13 hiFIHO. Teft.

T
i, uDc 681-332.65
V All-Union State Planning, Surveyinr,, anil Scientific Ilesearch
U er Systems and Electric Power Ne-tvorks
"Rectangular Pulse Train Delay Device"
USSR Author's Certificate No 31133 Cl. H 02 h 3/28, filed 2 APr 70, published
.23 Sep 71 (from RM-Avtinatika, Telexekhanika i Virchislit-almr,-L, TeMi-iIail
No 5, May 72, Abstract No 5BI79P)
Translation: The invention is related to systems which provide rectarit~,jlar pulse
train delay and contain a recording unit, storage uoLt, -t-nd reproducirk; unit.
Well-known rectangular pulse train delay devices, which make the length of the
input and output pulses equal, use magnetic tapes o~- dr-Lmia; the distance along
the magnetic carrier between the recording and reproducizi~, units, with allow-
ance for the travel speed of the magnetic tape, deterndzie!s the delay between
output and input pulses. To simplify the device and reiT;tlate the delay, as
well as to imake it posrible to convert the pulse lehj;th, the storag,e unit uses
a univibrator, to two inputs of which are corztectud: inhilkiii; eleirnntc; the input
of one of these is connected via the delay elezrant to a monostable flip-flop,
to whose input is connected the input of the necond inhibit element; t.-le inputs

'Jssj,~
LYSENK01 TE. V., USSR Author's Certificate No-311D1
'V element, whose
of the inhibit elements are connected to the inputs of the IL
output is connected to one input of the output OR element., to whose second
input is connected the output of theztorage unite
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AaSTRACIIEXTR* GP-0- ABSTRACT~ ON THE BA!!;[S OF CLASSIFICATION oi;:
COMPARISON METHODS ACCORDING TO CHAAAUURISTICS'~ OF THE OUTPUT SIGNAL A
IG" I
GROUP IS SINGLED OUT 1i4 WHICH THE CR[TERILIN OF trIE ZGNE Of 0111-iE~-.CENIT IN
AOULTS. THE ABSOLUTE 'vifIGHT OF M. PECTOkALKS IS; FLE,0GLINGS AT THE
MOME14T OF LEAVING THE- NEST AMOUNTS, ON THE AVERA 'GE, 1-0 AiWjJT 2bPiiRCEilT
OF THE v4EIGHT OF M. PECTURALIS IN ADULT i3iRris. FACILITY: DEP.
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USSR UDO 621.3185.6~3.14
MRICH MIO, A.YA., SUVOROV, A.N.
*Experimental Investigation Of A Slow-Wave Structure Of The Ring-Plane Typo."
Xiev, Izvestiya Vuzov ESSR--Radioslaktronika Vol XIV,No 10,1971,Pp 1234-3.236
Abstract: The results are described of an experimental in7astigation of a
slow-wave structure of the ring-plane type with two oUpporting planes in the
~_cm range. The purpose of the "hot" te~sts was to dotormine tha possibility
of modeling this system in the millimeter Fange. RoceILved by editors 7 Doc 60-
ref f ig.