SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MEN, A.N. - MENSHOV, A.K.

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2/2 029 UNC L A SS I F I E 0 PROZESSM,"'i DATE-27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124887
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT A MA'rHEMAl'ICiliL TRl:,4TAE-NT OF
PHENOMENOL . THEORY OF PHASES (IF: VAR IABLE CilIMPM. ANI) Vslll I ~'ift E OFE-FECT
CONTENT WAS CARRIED OUT IN ORDER TO INT~RPRFF THE 91ROPERHES OF lilr-
PHASES. THE TREATME-14T IS 3ASED ON THE REPAESENTATRIN 01:' A REAL WSTEM
CONSISTING OF NONINTERACTING SUBSYSTEMS (CLUSTER 001APOINi .NTS)p EACH OF
WHICH FORMS A DEFINITE PART OF THE PROPERTY OF THE SYST-':':,*l IN QUESTIO.N.

112 ol~ U14CL ASS IF IF, 0
TITLE--GKLUP ThEGRETICAL FIJA OETdAMtNING PERNITTE;0 TEH.*AS w-C rHE
ELECTRUNIL SfATES Of VULYATU,441C MOLECULE:ir TAKANG A~'COUNI Uf- SPIN* 01-1161T
AUThU9-(C5)-~,mE-~"-)L- CHLREPANOVs V.I.p F~NRBEROVP D.S., IllrKOVANOV,
V.YA., CHOFARCV# Gel.
COUNTRY LF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-INT. J. QUANTUM CinE.A. 1970t 4(1)a .109-0
DATE PUbLISHr_-D---70
SU8JECT AREAS-PHYSICSt CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-MOLECULAR STRUCTURE# SPIN ORBIT COUPLING, EXCITED ELECTRDN
STAU
CCj'vTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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UNCLASS IF I ED VlA1JLE`s';ING DAIE-2064OV70
AdSTRACT. A GROUP 'r~loi-ci~EYICAL METH00 FOR
OF POLYAT. J40LS.v PK0l:,k:E-UAl'lG- FRON GIVEN AT*
IN!"ERACTRON HAS 131'.i.'N FAXEN INTO ACCOUNTo
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WP04943
CHL*RICP% ABST.500
r 104620a Thermodynamle amatysl:* of the redoiction of IWU4
solutions of iron orthatitauate, wilbi wapeWe. hChep
D V
(USSR). I=. Is! fflom 770. ut~ 'bl
(Russ). The coeffs. of the eq"titiq for thwe eaqkt :' 02 pl*usute
(Po, given in atm.) vs. c were cj!lcd. for :spintl solid whLi.
(Fe3O4).(F-e,,TiO4),-,, in equil. with )Wk +* 4 at 10110*: in PO -
5.11c - 34.11 (for 0.10 ;5 c ;a 0.55). In Po - 91 - 30.25 (for
0.55 ;g C ;j 0-740), and In Po - 0.43c - W-25 (io r 0.70 t9 c :5
1.0). The everessions for activities N) of dic OolnI)onent-4 c4 tile
system were derived for 2 cases: (1) for the equil. fit Fe-O,,',3 with
sEinel solid soln. of cr)mpn. close to that of, mag4oite: f(6 a,)
2.21 d0n at) - 1-17 d(In at) - 0,305 d(la Pbfll; (2),for the
equil. of FeO&.ai4 with a spinel 3j3IId!iaIn. of CoMpTu. Close 10 that
of Fe,TiOt- d(lit a,) - -1.678 d(la as) - 0.491 d(In as) -, 0.419
d(In Po), where a-, - Mroos a, ""Arnao, as , arwwoo, and dis ~
4r,1,04, The defect state of PeOt a- was expresud Iiii ternns of its
extreme states FtOund Pe:,PO. 'Ne 14ctivitits of d ~e coin Pollents
were then calcd. with the use of the expressions 1) or and
the Gibbs-Dithern eqLlations (or the spinel sof d soins. and
PeO, , a. Activities exhibit pos. deviations with it-jpect,~ Ideal
soln. The activities were calcd, 01 by a statif-tical e!rmo_
dynamic method. The compn, of tre solid *ol*. ~was ex ssed
as tile lons grv'14'~n in
brackets being assumed ia octahedral positions, L . ltw*ca j
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paunitck-1970, ~'JPTHMETM",-Mu~~s 1. Th r0a.
t4st 11 the
tion, arising from tim thitory i6f c , 4' Ir MmPotieus 'ietwo
Sig,
compn. and properticii of clusUr, iinponents'( -,). AMIJ the
mecharism of the redn.4nd of ithe;cIrrystaUltem. Iran imma.
tions taking plate in the spine solji~~ Solus. lra~ vestl Wed.
The isonterphous mixt; FeCr, C91ita ip; an
example d lendeqgeof~&, ecoul, !r6on
possessing a rtoa~uori to I
tea 4,1, ", h i
degree X(c). In'thtin rv i -is o " i (), at 4
OIL
c ;9 0-62~ is 0 ;5 X ..16; 1., at 016 Si 1; ;1 1, x I-*, .. Th it,tht
theoretical anal. showed: that I til 4 1- O.n there: Ilust c6exist
nn
two wlid phases of - Variable comon. iii~ i-quil.: the )inel guJil the
oxide one. At c - 0.2. FcCr+.4Fe'.,,04 - 0.61 4401 o.4
'FeCj,FeO,. AtO.2.~i~5rational ,
given for a built aasing eyetact for the T-shaped U'1111 ra4iotOlcs"Pa
parameters of the pIx editors 6 Doe 70- 7 Tor 7
decimeter wave range. ]Received by
Acc. N AbstractilIg Set, R I Code
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CHMICAL ABST.,
128273v Mature Cf C,.ryst&l citeM;
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Of COMMIOX D3tidtstj"4jjIQ4tb

1/Z 018 UNCLASS IF I EO DATi~-01OCTIO
I I TLL-T I ME V A R I AT IONS I jN T I I E DENS IT IT CS Of FLUXES !:ROti 0 1 SL'AL I h'iS
IN THE DLCAMETER WAVLLENGIB AlWaC, -U-
AUTHOR-fQ5)-fiRAU0E, S.YA.t "HOKv 1.14.o LHIEUEVAr fJ~01.v MENt A.V., R1,A30V,
B.Pe
CGUNTRY UF INFO--USSR
StjURCE--UKkAINSlKll FIZICHNII LHURNAL, VUl. , 15 t I 1- 1970, 11. Irr-l'lj
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-ASTRUNOMY,ASYR13PHYSICS
TUPIC TAGS--ELECTRON FLUX, RAUIU ENISSIONit CRITICA1, WAVi:l.f._NGTHo IOIGINAL
ANALYSIS
Ci)'JTkOL MARK I NG-Nl_l* RESTRICTIONS
UUCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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212 018 L),',C L A S S I F I E b
CIROC ACLLSSION NU--AP0110211
-FICAL !~t.0
A*S TRAG I /L A IRAC I-- i U) 1,W-0- Ab':, T hAff hlik"M L
OF THE TIME VAkIAULE INIEW MES ~Jf RAWATION FlAjl"i~s kA'~10 E111 5SION,
SOURCLS IN THE DECAMLIER WAVEI.ENGTI'l RANGiii. YHE SNOY IS 6ASED ON
J13SER'VATIL-NiS bf THL FLULIU-4110NS IN 14M)IJ SIGNAL M:~Ui.-N-L"S AAL) D% 1-'NG
jJL
PE-RIOL) ObSERVATIUiNS UF T I MEAN VALUfS OF T~W: 01E4:N'fTIf-.*S OF RAJ10
EMIISSI~jtt FLUXES FROM A LARGE GROUP OF UISCkETC R-'lJlO ICUMES. THL "~AJLJ
EMISSILN SPECTRA dl- '~IUST (IF THESE SOURCES SMlh4C-f) WtiLY SLil-,,HT VAkIATIL~,;S
WITH Tls'lLt WITH THE EXLE-PfIG-N ;F: 3C84# 3CIllt-4 ANU 3C461. tHE f t-ME
VARIABLE FLUCTUATIONS IN THE RAUtU EMISSION SPECTRA Of- rHESE SOURLES A.'~E
FOUND TO BE GkE:A*rER AT LOWER FREQUENCIES. POSSIdif PHYSIC4L CAU5t:'s UF
THESE T114E DEPENDENT FLUCTUAMNS ARE, DISCUSSED. FACILITY:
AKAOEMIIA NAUK UKRAINS'KUI RSR*. INSTITUT RA0l0FIZjKI ~ ELEKTRU141KIt
KHARKOVs UKRAINIAN SSR.

USSR U 01 C 5 2 3L 6 44
BRAUDE, S. YA. , ZHIJK, 1. N., 'LEBEUEVA, 0. M. M!'J" J1. I[, arIj
Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, A,::!Meary 6 ztiencoa Uix~'- v
"Time Changes in the Flu;x Densities of Discrite Source.-i -In t"ne Decanetar Range"
Kiev, Ukrainsidy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol. 15, No. 2, 1'ob 7(',, 177-11.10
Abstract: Two series of expe:Lirjentr; wem~ coaduct,!!d to clar-H.y
the flux variability of sources in the decameter rangli!, Tht-: puq)ose 0.17 t~.e first
series of experiments wa.; to detertrdne the type cJ. flixi'lliatlons i.-I siron-11- cc-
curring in 5-10 consecuTive measuremen-cs of I.;Ourcos sq~-"Ift firnt: all,] third -cy;'3:3
of spectra. The second group o~` experijamts was t:(-, del: i-mm 1`111! C 3 ~L17.,; 7 f 1'1 t hQ
average flux density with time for 30 source.-s, each o:~ wl-Ideb vtci2~; fi:)r
several months, The first group of experiments indlcaf:ed thil: fluctuatic-i:; in
signals received ft,om thle sources are amoocifftod with. Ote ic;.%csphere ak,
with processes cccmring in the sources. TI-a followinji ooum;es were selec-cvd
for the second series of experi.-aants to doiturmin,2 vhethmr -ch!! averaze
sities of different sources vary over tirt,- 3ClC,, :1C.O.", WL:16,
3C353, 3CI23 3C405, 30461, 3C04, 3C98. !3CIL.1j, and 3-~:;411'i ~'n
ruents show that spec-cra of the majority of these sou=tw w,=a stable inde-
pendent of tim,3. Some typicml TemIts of --nade t!u:iringr 1966,-!56~
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USSR
BRAUEE S. YA., ot al., blrurainskiy FizicherMy %ur;ml, Vcl
P 15, F
PP 177-190
are given for several of t"Iese -;iourcez. The data shcwtLd,
distinct from the majority of discrete sourcos where the r"'ma]-ned
unchanged over a considcrable- time piwiad within the acc,ig,acy of
time changes in intensity exceadin.- the natura".. spr(jad of da-La wid ei-,or *F
measurement were observed in the spactra of' three discroti.~ i1ccii"
3C144, and 3C461. The data were ins-jff-[cien~t tf~ establ'hh: U'O -a-.'~Ivd of
lity of these sources. A disciiss-Ioi. cf rhe qu~-stion thit th-*z;
variability cannot be explained within the framework ot~-
the physical proce3~-,e:~ for thin flux 1(~-'; ::re-'11tin--it!s
remain an open quust~,'on. I-, was concluded that sinl;o a increa~:'e In
the flux of Cassiopalu-A at low o.'Io t;4:1111A
J .
that in an Wection oi: Particle!) With a taltal energry al' "V'~
is about 10% of the relativistic partial" of the 1.1!ntiro M
variability observed diwing 1966-1967 must be a relativa.111 rave phenu.-..enan.
Further syster-a"Ic studies of these and other sources irl the docar.'Ozer rar.6-e
are recommended.
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AbstractinS Servic
Acc 16'rylv-046,564 17o Ret'. Code:
L ~R' T -q R 0 9,6"
INTERNAT. AEROSPACE A
/OA70-23189 # Spectra of discrete radio soort;tv in dolwnetric
wavelength ranip [Spektry 4iskrainikh clthtfef Y dukametravornu
diapazoni davahin khwol'). S. IlI. Br go, I jdZjUt1-- ()-~Udaldaxa'
A V. NIC '. and L.Ljj"~ (Aj+jt
Irctin't iinfigilsi I FI~k3rpUji Kha,kay. 41own-prI gQ
Ukrainslkii FijicMfi 2hurnal, vW. I i. Jan. 1970. ri. J,.12. 119 rdis. In
Uk.amian.
The analysis was carried out of the jpeCtT~j Of
discret'e sources of cosmic raclict woves. in a deC4lr7jj1t1iC ~vuwlilngth
range. The ipectral indice-i ate priisenred of 113 discrete Bources
measured at the Radia Observatory of the Initiluw,al Radwp!-iVszcs
and ElLctronics of the Academy of Sciwice-, ol 1hit Okrijiniati SSR in
Grakovo. A new clas5ification of decafnetric spilt:tra of tliscrete
sources was introduced. According to this cla,~i;'f!wti3n 50 worces
were related to type I (Imear splitral, 8--1o i,jpq 11 (c~epjji,ie
curvature), 29-to lyria III (powivir curialwel antl :1 so;,-t:,e!;--Zhe
type IV (Yariable curvature). Chttwoni jN'0tIe1T1$ J:nrXi,~CtjjI "Vilh
generation and abscio plion of radia vioves in Itio diw-ri1e sc~uroii-s v'ele
discussed and used w iraerprelation of varkliuti ty0wil of simclia. The
analysis of preliminwy data on the radio vmve ab4oilmion of remote
metarlafactic hydroty!-n was discus5cl logethor with Ire quilsrion on
powbit valijes of temperaturt and t1tirmity o4 the lati1jr. (Akulhof)
REEL/FRAIME

USSR UDC: 8.74
TARICASHVILI, Ts. T., ~~DEX M. A.
"An Algorithm for Studying the Dynamic.s Of G Crystal With r%3fects by the
Vigaard Method"
V sb. Elektron. i ionnyye protsessy v tverd. telakh (Electron and Ion
Processes in Solids--collection of vorks), Vo 4, Tbilisi, "Netsniyereba",
3971. pp 248-255 (from HM-Kibernetika, NO 4, fipr 72, if~bstract Ifo 4V56-11)
Eno abstract3

'USSR U D!,", -. 5 19 . 2
MENCILIM) E. 11.
"A Two-Factor, Second-order Plan Clorie tQ
Sb. tr. VNII nerudn. stro~t. materialoy
tions of the Ali-Union ScientifiG lieigOtarch llj;!;*tJL-t,~;A,l-,. of ~etaliic
Construction I-Laterials and Q~C VC11-k-S)
No 31, 1971, pp 102-105 (from RM--blatematika, No (j,
No 6V221)
Translation: The characteristics of tw fiacond--ordarl, exptirlr4ntal, two-ilactor
plans are given: the rotatuble Box plan anct the MLI ptan, cioastricte(A from a
cube with D-optiumility requirements taken into occoLial.. AtitliWO abstmet.

Probability & Sta cS
USSR VDC: 519.2
-IMNCHER, B.
OWN
"Some Comments on ComputinC, the Gradient from ROMIAS of a T jjjp
Experiment"
Sb. tr. Vt'.JI nenid-n. stroit. materi,,7ilov i
tions of the All-Union icientific Research Ni-,9TJ,.,,-%U--te -0L, 1-1. ic
Construction Materials "d Hydromeclianiya+.iori--oollf),..tiori of -aorl'~s)
No 31, 1971, pp 106-108 (from RZh--Matematiha, Vo 61 2.972, Ab.,3t2,1-C*I.
No 6V220)
Translation; A method is conoidered for eojjiputinj~ -Qie (--r,.;idie:A- of
a response function from the results of a linear experiment, !`or
the case in which a qualitatively vorinble factor iv inclueed
the plan along i;ith the quantitatively variablo faelors. Author's
abstract
1/1

USSR uw: 621-315.3
KOPYLOV, K. I-, MENCHIKOV, L. P., OKUNI, Ye. L., SVqjVjOtj,I V. 14.1 SHERSTO-
BITOV, A. Ye. -.1 1. .. -- - ---,
"An Installation for Making Microvires in Glass In.,julaticin"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch~io-tekhrt. sb. Radick-orgionunty (Electrotic T~--ch:~alooj.
Scientific and Technical Collection. Padio Components), 1970, v~T. 1, pp
a P,'419)
134-143 (from RZIi-Radiote-kimika, No 5, Mv, 71, Abstr ct No I
Translation: The authors present the restLIts of tie vel opzn~.,nt of ~.iyeciallzed
installations for casting type ULP-5, ULP-6 and ULP-15,14 inicrovires In f,-.4 as s
insulation. The schematic diugravm of the irjatallatiw~lj are dLscri,~%--d fw-d
their teclinical characteri3tics are given. Resumr..

I.NSR
YL
PREIT SLAUO Jj. N., and D141TRI W,
11UHF Amplifier With Internal Negative Feedback"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vo 2, 3.972, pp 69-75
UDC; 621.375.029.64
V. 1.1
Abstract: In this paper, the authors propose mi improvenent to a
sysfe-ithey offered in an earlier paper (F. Y. Mende, et al, Pri-
borl i teldinUca eksperimenta, No 3, 1967), 12he earl..Ler syst.ein Iras
a frequency-stabilizing device using a Wif amplif ier with inter-
mediate frequency funplification and amplitude modulation. '.,hile
the amplifier had good phase characteriotico m~l hij.-.,h Cain, tie
amplitude modulator limitfid tho output si(,ginl oiiice :Lli i;as not
dooigned for high 1)oi,ior at the hit...r.h modul.ation J!r(jyii'1-ncJ.vn. Thc
uhf amplifier offered in the precont ptipor urie.-o ereqiwncy L:.O(JUJA-
tion of the reference oscillator and hits no amplituda, modiLlator,
thus avoiding the defect of the foinar model. A bl='J. diarl-r-im of
the device io given and its operation 4;.s explai-w3d. --:1--sic deoiLm
expressions are developed. The new device was..imper:1-mentally
112
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. ............
US,-,Iq
MENDE, P. P. et al, No 2, 1972, :!'in 69-7-5)
tested; it was equipl)cd ii.rith a, reflex klystron ol?err-01-ing at 17-20
M and an intermediate frequency of 10 Curven. for exreri-
mental and theoretically derived data are shown, The authors ex-
press thanks to 1-1. B. Golant, M. S. Rheykin, anil R. T, 1,11ina.
212

USSR 6el.,S76.33v
PREIMLAU, M. U., and DMIMISVp V. M.
"UHF Discriminators with TY Error Signal's
Moscow, RadiotekAnika, Vol. 26, r1c, 1) 1971, PP 51-56
Abstract: Two types of discriminator in idUch the errw, si6aial is at the
intermediate frequency are proposed, the aut1ore clai=iii.11 for them freOr"m
from difficulties encountered with such diacrIminators Ojt%gested by earlier
-work. The first circuit uses a parallel coLmction of the anplitude modicLator
and the standard resonator, such that the signal from the turable oscillator is
divided into two chaanels, one of -them containing tht wttenwitor and modulator,
to which the i-f signal from the 1-f oscillator is also applied, the other with
the standard resonator and phase shifter, Both the i-V and lawlable oticillator
signals are combined in a mixer W proluct the i--r errtljif sigwil. The aeconi
circuit, using a series connection of amplitude vsodu1w1;(.,,r twit sUmdard resona-
tor, ellmi-tes some defects :Whervnt In the first. Bf)th Orauito am tuuayzed,
and the reautts of experiments performed on'both of Ume prfitatonted. The exper-
imento were conducted in the 3-cm wavelength ran4p. QwciUogrww showirg the
characteristic curves of the discrizinatore axe repro4wed,
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USSR
KMELEVICH,LA#A-,,; SRI TIXOV, TE.M.
'Energy Spectrum Of Videotelaphone Signal"
UDG 621,.~~t621.~97
Sb. nauchn. tr. TeNII Svyazi (Collection Of ScientLfic Ilorks Or The Central
Scientific-Research Institute Of 0cmmunication), 1,970, Issue :2, PP 108-116
(from RZh--Elektrosvyaz', No 2, February 1971P Abstract flo 2.64.1,x8)
Translationt The paper evuluates the energy opectnim o:(' the tatal piattars sig-
nal of a videotelaphonae It is shown that modulation ol' the plictura signal of
a vidaotelephone by quenching pulses of the horizontal itmeep loads to a neg-
ligible change of the signal spectrum and the energy spoetrto. of the vidoo-
telephone signal in distributed more unifogmay then the speotrim or a tele-
vision signal, Summary.
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USSR
UDC: 613.645-07.-(512.13c"2.3.01014.,14,! 1 .7
AMIROV, N. Kh., ZUBAIROVA, G. 0., MENDELEVICH, D.,. 210" iand -'-WJ'1t,TA, G. A., Kazan
Medical Institute
"EBG Changes in Person-- Working Under Lo-i-Intensity Fail Idrlit rand In Cormpiete
Darkness
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i hrofessionalliVya Znbolov&Yd.y'.1;, N* 1., 1971, PP 13-16
Abstract: Bioelectric wtivity of the brain vras st,11&1~ed in ,:everal griu-j-- of
females vorking in a photographic wd mation picture f:i:Lrr J';ir:tnz-y izader
ity red light or in comnlete &nxlaiess. 'Die &G's of tho.-c ti,,:ivk-izng undol- red
light were in most cases characterized by an irrogulaz alpl-~a rh.,,t-hn lov-dixed
chiefly in the occipital and parietal regions. The vpliti;~,Io ranged frc-n "?"; t.:~
3D pv and the frequency i-ras bet-..reian 8.5 to 12 Ozic/secq All fl'e subjectz o:diibited
a distinct beta rhythra of different oscillation froql~avlcie.~' al'i-'; wrolit-a~--,3'. 'File
EID's of the wcmen ;iho worked in darlaio.,sa itere chnru.,-.tavize:1 in half Vie c4-.Zes
-rip, ti~do of 15 t
a pronowiced wid rogular alpha zi~(Lhjii (with an mverzig-fi , '11 , , v
ir. the cezitra and teiTivorza cjoen A'jer.:' 1;1,() z~lj)Lu ri,,rthm Lridi
tinct or ab~;cnt, tha bet:i thlrth-,l wa:3 doiUnarit. 'Rie :,vou-Itiv cif 1'unctif~?]--L tj-- s tS
f 'I j JjTj Qd i 'IC 1~!"Tcl- till

ITSH
~ENECILEIVICHJ G.J, Scientific Worker of the Academy of Scl.~,ncea USSR
"Weather-Making at Will in Scientific Laboratories it
Moscow, Moskovskaya Pravda, 25 Feb 73, P 3
Translation: It is winter in Moscow, whereas here it J,s a warm day, ar. ir.
July. A light breeze makes leaves rustle. One would vant to undress and to
expose one's body to life-giving sun ruys. And next d(jor, uaLy a few tn-,ttfera
apart, the weather is TUte different: a dry, gusty uitsd is 111owing, air temper-
is 4oOc, and dropletn of perspiration begin to cover onu's body.
Don't be surprised at such shail) change in the weather. We are lit a
station of the artificial climate, a phytotron of the Itstilifl:e of Plant
Physiology imeni K. A. Timiryazev of the Academy of Sa~encea USSR. First We
have visited a locality near Moscow lu stai=r, and then we cl-ropped in at a
climatic chamber where a dry wind is being imitated.
Our country has a gicat numter of climatic zonuo. And, tuiturally,
plants must be studied takiag into account the clirqte In whith they grow.
The Yoscow Phytotron can recreate the weather of allmost any Peooraphical
region of the country.

WSR
MKfUIXVICff$ G.) Moskovskaya Pravda, 25 Feb 73o P 3
The Artificial Climate Station consists of a 11reld; nuri.,ter of the air-
tight chambers and cabinets with the combined area of over 5(>.) square fwters.
Some chambers, in turn, are subdivided into compaatwrents.
The control of this complicated weather complex is perforined fron the
central control desk.
A great number of air-conditioners, with the sixicial proirram for each
chamber, are placed in the machine room, vhich is locatod in a bascment~ The
conditioners purify air from mechanical suspensions, Niat it or coal it, and
humidify or dry it. Limps of most diverse designs sertra as II.Ght sources:
xenon, reflector, mercury-arc, Deon, or lumineBeent Itums. In order not to
affect the temperature regime of the chasaberm, powerf'O. laml;13 a-ze placed inside
the chambers under glass roof's resemblir4g ctrpolan. lzmps a~v3 Celected accord-
ing to the spectrim and intensity of radiation to appraiciazt4 natural conditions
of the growth of plants. For example, the radiation npe,!tram of the sunny day
near Moscow corresponds to that of ~,enon lampa.
"A green leaf, or, more properly, u microncopic green lIrrain of chloro-
phyll," wrote Timiryazev, "is the focus, or point., in vorli space, into Vnich,
on one side, flows energy of the sun, and from w4ich, an tba other side, aLl
manifestations of life on earth begin. The plant is im interrnediary between
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heaven and earth. It is a real Prometheus, who at4)1e 1'1.,rz from heaven. The
ray of sun stolen by him burns in a flickering chip as vell an in a aszzling
spark of electricity. A ray of sun sets into motion bbth tile monstrous flywheel
of a giant steam engine, the brush of the painter, and the Lien of a poet."
Artificial recreation of the reaction of Photo s!rnt~aeli s has given man an
abundance of nutrition products.
Researchers have set thernsalves the task of ensurlnC, the nost intensive
course of the process of photosynthesis under laboratory conditions.
In cooperation with engineers they have ccinstrm.,t2-d mpnarzatuses by means
of which plants create the most favorable conditions for the-welves in a chamber.
1,1hat then is the principle that actuates these apparmbases? As is vell.
known, in the process of photosynthesis the decomposition oV carbon dioxide into
oxygen and carbon takes place, whereupon carbon is assimilated by plants, where-
as oxygen, being liberated, saturntes the air. Tbis m3ans that the more iaten-
sive the process of photosynthesis the smaller the quantity oV carbon dioxide
that remains in the chamber of a phytotran. A specLal autt.,~,natic device, a -as
analyzer, by catching these changes in the gaseous exchart.,e, lowers or increases
the luminous flux power in the chamber. The meaning aC the eKperiment consists
in findinig the optimun dose of luminous irradiatton at which tile process of
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photos3mthesis would be most intensive and thereby to create conditiors at
which plants would develop mst favorably and would yLeld rrj?~xt,.Tam crops. Thus,
from the cooDeration of biologists wid engiveers a nev- brawh of science wits
born, viz., the engineering p4ysioloU of plants.
Mhat then can these, on the face of It, highly "Vietyrutical" exTVriments
give to the agricultural economy?
In hotbeds and greenhaises which are comim.; into ever vider use, electri-
call energy is expended, as ii rule, without pinpointin1j; tile '4--:r--ct reciiirements
of plants. The experiments conducted with use af a pKytotrarl and teen applied
to hotbeds and greenhouses will contribute to ar. eccyni~mic ex7penditure of the
electrical enerGy and to a considerable Increase of thu y1elding capacity of
vegetables. With the aid of the now apparatus it vi.1:1. he poigsible, to determi.-le
the powar of the luminoua flux noi.,esaary for VaXiMLIM :lAtellsity Of the process
of photosynthesis.
The results of experiments will also find applicattan In the greenhi:)uses
of space ships. Designs of such dreenhouses hal been, worload out long ngo by
Tsiolokovskiy, the father of astrorAutics.
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SOW'~'CE--lZV. SSSR. MGSCI~J,q, NEORGANECHESKIYE MAT~Rlo',L.Yj 11CA.. /)p iNO 5, MAY
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CHEt'-11LAL TE.CHNOLOGY IMENI.

USSR VDC 681.325.6
ClfKHEIDZF., Ma V. I and LADARIYA, Tbilisi 4ranch, All-Union ScielitiEic
Research Institute of Metrology imeni D. 1. 1,1eadeleyew (Thilisskly
filial Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovato.-Iskazo inistittita metrologii im.
D. 1. Mendeleyeva)
"Flip-FIOP Register with Correction of Shift Fxrora"
USSR Author's Certificate No 258736, filed 30 Jul. 68, Moscow 0tkrqiya
izobreteniya Promyshlennyye obraztsy i Tavarnyye. Znakt, No 1: Jan 0,
p 130
Translation: A flip-flop register with correction of s.hift errors
which consists of flip-flop and'WN(Y' and "Oft" lo4glic elements i.9 pre.-
iented, its distinctive feature is the fact that for the purpose of
improving reliability of register performance, the zer