SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOUSHOVICH, B.L. - MOZOKHIN, N.G.

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PKETKIC-ly SOU.RCE: Tarapevticheski 19/U, Voi 42, Nr
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PP W-414.
MYOCARDIAL DYSTROPHY IN FOCAL I N fECT 10 N
B. L. Mou'sl~~jch
surnm3ry
The author observed 205 p3tients; rheumatism was diagnwd in 81 patients, tonsillitis
in 97. ern-asked., chronic cljci!ecvstitis (cholecytocholangitis) Min cardiac symptoms prevai-
lin':r - in _201 cases, There is ar. opinion'that c~rdiacchanges in local irfection cannot be ex-
plained by 3 reflex factor alone.Taiiing, into consideration. u'ie prvs~ince Di the signs of protein
and ca. e problem of differential
rb6hvdrate metabolisr. thev can be tegatded, a~ dvsl rap 'lic, 11
diurnosis of myocardial dystrophy'lu 1xal infection with rheumatic carditip is disscussed.
sur.
A
mnary table of differential diagnbsi is presented.
RE E L F-W f&
197901702

USSR UDC: 621.396.622.2
H. M. Y SENINA
R. S.
"Characteristics of Mixer Circuits Designed for Use in Mic-ro-
electronics"
V sb. Materialy Nauch.-tekhn. konf. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-t
svyazi. V~:P. 3 (Materials of the Sclen ic and Technical Con-
terence ot Leningrad Electrical Engineering Institute of Coii-
munications-collection of worksj,No~3), Leningrad, 1971, pp
213-218 (from R7h-Radiotekhnika,~No 3, Mar 72, Abstract No
3D41)
Translation: The authors determine the parameters of frequency
conversion when using transistors connected in a diffe-rential
circuit which is extensively used in micromodules with the dif-
~ference that resistors are added in the emitter circuit to
linearize the transistor characteristics. it is assumed that
the transistor characteristics are exponential.. N. Ch.

USSR UDC9669.71.053.2(088.8)
AUSOVSKEY,
GROSHEV, G. L.,, DANOV, S. M., YURLOVA, Z. I. Cq
D. A., MOVSHEVICH, Yu. IM., and SHAROV, A. V,
"Method of Producing Anhydrous Aluminum Chloride"
USSR Author's Certificate No 268397, Filed 8/04/68, Published 13/07/70
(Translated from Referativ'nyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiva, No 2, 1971, Abstract
No 2 G132 P)
Translation: A method is presented for producing anhydrous AIC13 from Na
tetrachloroalum nate at elevated temperatures. To simplify the process,
the Na tetrac-hiloroaluminate is treated with gaseous IM3, the =moniates
formed are evaporated aud condensed, and'metallic Al iij addod to them
as such as
with subsequent heating to 800--850,* in a meclium of an Aiiert S.

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::-T-ITLE-DYEING CELLULOSE FIBERS WITH FIBER REACTIVEZUS. ANALYSIS OF
,~_---KINETIC EQUATIONS -U-
-..,AUTHOR-1031-SADOV, F.I., KRICHEVSKIYr G.YE.' MOVSHOVICH, t.M.
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TEKST. PROM. 1970j, (l)r 76-ao
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TAGS-KINETIC-EQUATION* DYE, CELLULOSE RESIN, DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT
NTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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..;:A9,5TRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS OF DYEING CELULOSE
~'FIBERS WITH FIBER REACTIVE DYES DEPENDON THE EFFECTIVE DYE PENETRATION
DEPTfi-(Ll; L EQUALS (D OVER K) PRIMEO.5 ID IS THE OYE DIFFUSION COEFF,
.,-!IN THE FIBER AND K IS THE RATE CONST. OF THE DYE Fl.'BER REACTION)o THE
~7-VALUES:OJF L- DET. THE KINETIC REGION OF DYEING (TIME- DEPENDENTo DIFFUSION
"RATE.:CGNTRCLLED* OR TRANSITIONAL-to FAcIL I TY,"~ MOSK. TEKSY. INST.t
noscagi. USSR*
UNICLASSIFIE0

USSR VDC 621.375.016.35
mol'SHOVICH, 'm. YE.
"Calculating the Stabilizing Characteristics of Transistor Feed Circuits"
Materialy nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii. 111-t svyazi.
2 (Materials of the Scientific and Technical Conie~rence. Leningrad
hnical Communications te Vy
Electrotec Institu p. 2), Leningra6, 1970, pp
173-176 .(from IRZh-Radiotekhnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract,M) 9DI32)
Translation: This article contains an investigation of a known transistor-
ized amplifier feed circuit in which, in order to stabilize the operating
point of the amplifier, a resistor is used in the emittijr circuit, nad a
voltage divider one end of which is connected to the miaus potwer supply
(for the case of p-n-p type transistors) and the second end, to the plus
power supply, and the midpoint, to the base of the tranitistor is also used.
The emitter current is represented by an exponent coupling the null current
Of the emitter to the base voltage. The collector currq!nt and t1je base
current are represented by known relations,relating the endtte)~ current,
the amplification coefficient with respect to curreat iit the circuit with
a common base and the null current of the collector. Paimul.,Ls are derived
for the instability of the amplifier emitter curremt without a stabilization
circuit and with a stabilization circuit,
Now

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USSR UDC 621.396.622.1":621.372.622
ZIOVSHOVICH, M. YE.
"Dynamic Ranges of Ylodern Frequency Converters"
Materialy nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii. Leningr. elektroteklin, in-t svy.-qzi
Vyp. 3 (Materials of the Scientific and Technical Conference. Leningrad
''Electrotechnical Communications Institute. Vyp. 3), Lenlingrad, 1970, pr, 214-
218.(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9D22)
Translation: The relations between the dynamic ranges of the simple and coul-
plex converters and also possible values of these characteristics are deter-
mined.

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MNJ CCATED WITH 23PERCENT POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL A0lp,!%rE, cOLUMN TEMP.
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UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 621-372.81.011.2
MOVSISYAIT, A. M. and AVETIMIT, Yu. G., Yerevan- Stafe University
"Investigating the Conductivity of:a Waveguide With Dynamic
Slippage Between Particle Bunches and Wave"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademij Nauk AMyanskoy SSR Fizika, Vol 7,
No 4, 1972, pp 283-287
Abstract: This paper is based in part on an earlier article in the
same journal noted above (Zhileyko,: G.~I., et al, 5, 205, 1970)
which investigated lChe longitudinal dynamics of charred particles
in the field of a traveling electromagnetic wave with independent
variable-equilibrium energy. The purpose of tht~, pre~sent paper is
to determine how the field and the equilibrium phase depend on the
wavearuide conductivity, whose magnitude is a function of the wave-
guide geometry and the velocity of-the electromnC-netic wave propa-
gated through it. To determine thelwaveguide conductivity, the
authors use the generally accepted equation of the power of the
side field (the osci'lator field) as the sum of the grouped parti-
cle beam power and the waveguide field power. JLr, expression is
obtained for the dynamic slippage phase including the waveguide

USSIR UDC: 621.372.81.011.2
MGVSISYAN, A. M., et al, Izvestiya Akademii nauk armyanskoy S3R --
Fizika, vol 7, No 4, 1974, pp 283-287
conductivity. It is found that for a given beam current, oscilla-
tor power, equilibrium phase, and waveguide conductivity, the
amplitude and phase of the radiation field in army section of the
waveguide can be determined.

7
USSR UDC 576.895.4
MULYARSKAYAb L. V., KOROBEMNIKOV, A. S., DUEBRAILOV, D. D., BABAYEV, A. G,
SIUSIR-11KOVA, N. V. , and 'MovsMeMY,
"Trombiculid Mites (Acariformes, Trombiculidae) of Vesteni Azerbaydzhan"
Baku, Izvestiya Akaderlii Nauk AzeeDaydzhanskoy SSR, Seriya Biologiclieskikh
Nauk, No 3, 1971, pp 77-82
Abstract: The Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences Aterbaydzhan SSR,
conducted a study of the distribution of trombiculid mites in Western
Azembaydzhan in 1967-68 jointly with the Azerbaydzhan kitiplague Station.
The principal host of thcso blood-sucking parasites in WVi3tern Averba-.4fthan
was found to be the red-vailed gerbil (1111crionev cryuhrouru.,;) becaus~c of the
large number of an-1-mals of this species. Scine significance as hosts of
trombiculid mites can also be ascribed to the Asia flinor gerbil (11-feriones
tristrami), house ti-ouse, commion and social vole-s,. and the weasel. Tile
numLer of mites varied with the season and with cli-matic ~Conditions at
various elevations of Lhis mounLainous area. The largost- numbvr of
Troiiibiculidact specie.,; (nine infestcd Meriones erythrotirus.
Vhza'se-ls wcce illj'L~!;Vod C%clii~3ivcly %,;Ith %yatrombi"cula c4iucaiiftii. The
bird mite- !v?e(jschcca;7a,;t-1a thoml-131. 1113s, found on forci;t dox-ralce alid the
1/2

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ULYAUSIKAYA, L. V., ct al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Azeibwjdzhanskoy SSR,
Ocriya Biologicheskikh 'Nauk, No 3, 1971, pp 77-82
mite Trornbicula callosa, -which usually inl"ests lizards, was fc-und to occur
on hedgehogs. The most numnarous species of trombiculid mites was Micro-
trombicula azerbaidjanica, wrhich was followed by Leewenhoekia major.
2/2
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USSR muc 615,787:612.ol4.46
SHIK[IrLEV,'I. A.., AKJUJrMWt E. A.J. MOVSTMADE1, E. M... MA)MVIT E. M., and
XWGYL T. A.
The Synthesis and Psychotropic Properties of Some Acetylene Derivatives of
Phthalimide"
Baku, Azerbaydzhanskiy Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, Vol 50, NO 3, Mai- 73, PP 14-18
Abstract: In earlier work by the authors of this article, the synthesis of 3-
phthalimido-l-propyne and of some of its amino derivatives was investigated.
In the present work the neurophsa-ancological characteristics of the compounds
of this type that had been synthesized were subjected to study in experiments
on white mice. The preliminary pharmacological study ind-tcated that so.~ie of
the compounds of this class resembled with respect to their activity tranquili-
zers of the unsaturated carbinol type such as ethch1orovinol,,.oblivon, and
oblivon K.

USSR UDC 547-313:66.062.53~.094.404
SHABANOV, A. L., YOVSU,,MZA.DE, S. M., and GURM111011, F. A.
MerDayawlan Petroleum and Chemical InstitiAe imeni H.` Azizbekov
OConjugatecl Bromination of Oxiraiie-Olef in Mixtures. 1. Synthesis of Cyclic
2,21-Dibromethers"
Leningrad, Zhurnal OrganichesRoy Kh--;Mii, Vol 7. Nlo 6. Jun 71, PP 1106-1103
Abstract: By the action of 6r-> on a mixture of cyclolnexene U-ith cyclohexene
cxido in CC14, 2,2f-,JibromocyAohexy1 other (1; b. 15,5-60/2 r:z-,) ii-as prepared
with a good yield. With incre-asing molar ra,tlos of cyclohcxono oxide to
cyclahexene, the maximura, yield of 1 was reachil'Ad at 'tile ratio of 6:1.
Changing of the reaction temperature in:the minus 10 .4 plus 500 range or
carrying out the reaction in a different solvent (HCCI.3, other, or heane)
did not altqr the ydold sigr4Xiruintly. 3L-C-,lar4,, conjugated brominaTion of
cyclopentene oxide and cyclopentene, cyclohexene oxjAti. and cyclopentens or
cyclopentene o~~dde and cyclohexene. cyclohe."Wrio oxide and I-Irathylcyclopenteno,
and cyc-lohexene oxide ard 1-irathyleyclohexene led to Oie formation o 2
dibromodicyclopentyl ether (60.8~;, b. 116-1-?o/,-, mun), 2-bror--:joyclopentyl-?--
-bromocyclohexyl ether (82.8~, b. 129-*,'Oo 2 mm), 2-bro:io-I.-~.Tethyleyclt)pentvi-
-2-bromocyclohe;Wl ether (68',4;%, b, 132-44-= ), and 2.2 1 --dibromo-l-methyl-
dicyclohe.Vl ether (71.7~, b. respectively. Dibroaddes of the
olefins used forimea as byprtAucts of the conjugated broul-ination.

USSR UDC 547.313.:66.062.539-o94.4o4
SHALMNOV, A. L. WWI kDVSUY:Z.ADE, S. 1-1. 1. and GURBA~NOV, ~F, A. ,
Azerbayd-zhan Petr um 11-nd ~~emdca' Institute izeni F,,. Azizb(tkov
OConjugated Bromination of 07drane-Olefin Ifixtures. 1. Synthesis of 2,21-
Dibromoalkyl Ethers"
Laningrid, Zhurn-al Organicheskoy Khimil, Vol ?, No 6, Jun 71, -up 1109-1110
(- o d e a 1
Abstract. By the conjugated broiti.nation in CC14 at 0-50 of othylen- xi YY
ethylene that was passrd through the reaction mixture, 2,21--dibromodlethyl
ether (b. 56-590/2 mn) was prepared with a 5rield of 0'6.4,'Q*. By applying the
same reaction of conjugated brordimation, 2.21-dibrorwdttheri viere prepared 4from
trimethylethylene and cyclohexene oxide, trimethylethylone and cyclopentene
oidAo, 1-mothylayclohoxone and cyclopontona oxido, am(L -,Lyrene and CYC.Lo-
boxene oxide wiUi a yield of 41.4 (b V-()*'J/,?, PL11), 85.1,1 (b. mm), 72.6
(b. 101-~-/2 trm), antl 74-010' (b. mm,), resp Etc Liv elr. Addition to tho
double bond procucdaJ according to the Krasu3kiy rule.1 On conJu,,.;.-1trJd uhlorima-
tion of ethylene 07dde together with othyleve in CCI at Ir-ilms 10 - 00,2,21-
--dichlorodiethyl other was obtiinad with a yield of ~01~ vs. 45~ wnei-i chlc-riria-
tion of the sanc !~ub:;Ilan_-os was carric,4.1 out iritbout a solvont, as injicatod in
French Fail'. Ohem. Abs. 1, 5476 (19)5)

USSR UDC 547-313-:66.062..539-094.404
SHAWNNOV, A. L., WVSUWADE, H. M., -,JRBANOV, F. A.,
OMIJ~ 9W
Azerbaydaban Petroleum and Chemical Wulvule MOM Tf. Azi2be-ov
"Conjugated Bromination of Oxirano-Olefin Mixtures. I. Sylithesis of
Dibromoalkyl Ethers"
laningrad. Zhurnal Organicheskoy Khimii, Vol 7, No 6, Jun '?:L, pp 1109-11.10
Abstract: By the conjugated bromination. I CCII~ at 0-~50 of ot.Vlcn(- 0,cide and
ethylene that was paased through the roaction mixture, 2.21-dibrom,.)diethyl
ether (b. 56-590/2 =) was prepared with a 3-ield of Ey applying Lhe
are.
same reaction of conjugated bromination, 2,2 1 -dibrozrj)(~thor5 % ere prop, d fro m
trimethylethylone and cyclohexene oxdde trizetIVIetbirleno and cycloperitone
oxide, 1-~metlhylcyclobexene and wjclopen~enq oxide, a~~,f styreria and cyclo-
hexene oxide with a yield of 41.4 (b 0 1260/2 rm), 85-11, (b. IJ2-40/2 nin), 72.6
(b. 101-2012 mm), and 74.0~ (6. 131.i /2 mia), respectively. Addition to the
double bazd vroceeded according to the Kras-askiy rule. On conjugrated chlorina-
-dde together Tdth ethylezia in CCI at PiAnus 10 - U0,2,21-
tion of etbliene o
-dichlorodiethyl other was obtained with a yield of vs. 45A when chlorina-
t!Qn of the sarv 5ubstanc6:i was earrit-U, out without a !;olvant, as indli~~tcd in
French Pat. 71).140, Abs. 1, YVIO" (1935)

USSR UDC 547-313i66.062-539-094.404
1OVSMADE, M. M., SHABANOV, A. L., and GURBANOV, F. A.,
Azerbaydzhan Petroleum and Chemical men a. Azizbekov
"Conjugated Bromination of Wdrane-Olefin,Mi;xtures. :1. Synthesis of Cyclic
2,21-Dibromethers"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Khimii, Vol 7, No 6, Ju.n '11, pp 1106-1108
Abstract: By the action of Br on a mixture of cyclohexenewith cyclohexene
oxide in CC14, 2,21-dibrovaocplhexyl ether (1; b. 155-611/2 mn) was prepared
with a gocd yield. With inorea-iing nolar ratios of L~yclohexene oxide to
cyclohexene, tile mixi-r-lum Yield Of 1 (71,2'~) was reachod at tile ratio of 8:1.
Changing of the reaction to=-.rature In tho riinus 10 - plu.,; 500 range or
carryinf, out the roaction An 4 dif forent solvent aUher, or hetane)
did not altqr the yield signiXicantly. Siiiiilarly, canjugated brorriinatiorl of
cyclopentene oxide and cyclopejitene, cVclohcxere oxiiu and ()yelapontonn or
cyclopenteno oxide and cyclohexene, cyclohexene oyddo and
and cycllohaxene o>ddo and 1-iv3t11y1cyclo11o7(1vn0 lad to tile for:nMion OIL 2,21-
dibroxodicy-clopontyLi ethe-- b. 116-17~)/Z M"),
-bromocyclohevl ether b. 129-300 2 vin).
-2-brovlocyclohexyl other (68.4;4. b. ~32-44=), aDJ
dicyclohexyl ether (71-7~, b. 150-3' 2=), rospectivay. Dibromidos of the
olefins used forv-,ed as byproducts of tho conjli-ated bror~ination.

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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 1, IN EX P ER I M E NT SON 16 A.NEsri,,L-TuEu
F R U! I I 0~1
DOGS THE AUTHOR CONDUCTED SEPARATE PERFUSION 0 THE 01-ATE C RC _JT
-AND HEART. MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA OCCURRING IN CFSSATION OF THE CAR., IAC
WAS ACCOMPANIED BY REFLEX VASCULAR CONSTRICTION OF TH
,.~:..-IXTREMITYs SMALL INTESTINE AND KIDNEY. JT IS DEMONSTRAT0 THAT REFLEX
VASOCONSTRICTION 'IS NOT ASSOCIATED-WiTH;STIMULATJOINJ OF CiEMORECEPTOR
'__~FORMAT-IONS OF THE AORTA. ADDITIONAL HYPOXIC'EXCITATION 0 FAORTIC
T14E VALUE ANb,~REGIONAL STRUCTURE
CHEMORECEPTORS LEADS TO ALTERATION OF
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APQ05231C_~~
P'4k%M%RY SOUIRGE: Fizio logi chlia;'Y' t4u-c- ~S~70, Vol 16, Nr
PP,
ON REFLEX CARDIOGENOUS'. MKHANISMS FOR REGULATION
OF,:.VAscutAk.,',..irONE
Gorev, 0,D_L.M- b Ak 0
The A. A. Bogomoletz Inslitute Phy-S*
1010HY': of scb~e ~tw J~~ta~~ian SSR, Xiev
SUIMMI:ary
The article deals with the analysis of mfler'Interrelations between the heart activity
and periphery vessel tone.
In the experiments on dogs-with appl~tng the method 'of artificial circulation, 4he
separate perfusion of systemic circulation and.heart was nalited.
The left-ventricle zone is shown to be a basic rellexo4enic zone of heart taking
part in regulating the tone of the system16 6rculation , vessels. Reflectory vasom6(ot
shifts with stimulation of this zone;receptors are iof d3 vil
a ptl character.
R E mr. r: "o 2

A high sensitivity is observed of ~the receptor apparatus of the left heart to the
changes, in its work regime, which makes possibile to substantiate
the statement on an
important role of this reflexogenic zone: in regulating the vascular tone under physioio-
gical conditions.
Essential differences in the character and manifestation of the vasomotor reflexes
whett stimulating different receptor zones of heart enable one to, come to a conclusion
on funciional heterogeneity of the heartrece -Otor field, on different role of its separate-
reflexogenic zones in regulating the vascular: tone.,
4A

MR. U CLA~SIF
~PROCESSING DATE-090CT70
r~,3~~7`1/2 ~-013 D'
,'~.'._.--T,_ITLE--PRrjl3LEMS OF ALCOHOLIC PARAPHRENIA -U-
~-_.AUTHOR-MOYEFES9 Some
Z- COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
:'~-SUURCE-LHURNAL NEVRUPATOLOGII I PSIKHIATRII IMliNI S. S. KORSAKOVA, 1970,
VOL 70t, N& 5t PP 740-743
.~,:-,DATE PUBLISHE-0----70
,-~.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~_TUPLC TAGS--ALCOHUL, PSYCHOSISs HALLUCINATION
CGVTROL MARKIN6--NG kESTRICTIONS
..-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PAOXY REkL/FAAME--1994/1126 STEP NU--UR/02,tti)/70/070/OU5/0'140/0'143
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0115145
U14 LAS S I F IEO

~Z/2 013 UNC CASS I F I ED PkOCESSING DATE--090GT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115145
A-VSTRALT/L-XTRACl--(U) GP-0- AaSTRACT. THE EXISTENCE OF AN ALCJFiGLIC
PARAPHRENIA LS A CLINILAL REALITY. VEPENDLNG UPuN THE FGAVATION OF
IDEAS OF GRAINDEUR, ALL PATIENTS WITH ALCOHOI.J(; PARAPHRENIA CAi*,,' BE
DIVIDED INTO 2 GRUUPS: WITH THE SYNDROME OF MENTAL AUTOMA T I SAS
(IDEATURY AUTOMATISMS) ANU THE SYNOROft OF YERBAL HALLUCINOSIS. TH E
PARAPPRENIG SYNDROME IS NOT SEEN IN PATIENTS WITH ALCOHOLIC PARANOID
STATES. IIN ALCUHULIC PARAPHRENIA THERE IS P40 0Elt.)SlDN4L EVOLUTION A
PRE-VUENCY OF PERCEPTIVE UISORDERS 1,S, MARKIJE. LT 15 ALSO NOT
CHARALTERILED BY RErRUSPECTIVE.LNTERPRF-TATIONSi,'FALSF- RECOGNIrIONS ANO
DELUSIONAL FANTASIES. FACILfTY.-i, LENINGkAU
PSIKHGNEVROLOGICHESKAYA BOLINITSA NO 2.

USSR UDC'51:330.115
E
IVANILOV, Yu. P., NIOYISEYEV, N. N., PETROV, A. A.
"Some Mathematical Problems of Programmed Control of an Economic System"
Kibernetiku -- na Zluzhbu Komunizmu. T. 6 [Cybe-rnetics in the Service of
Communism, Vol 6 -- Collection of Works], Moscow, Fmox!,viya Press, 1971,
pp 9-22,,(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika,, No 10, 1971,
Abstract No 10 V702 by D. Epshteyn).
Translation: A program method of control of the national economy is defined.
The program refers to a set of s operations. which must be perfoimied to achieve
the desired goal. A program of development of production supporting the entire
is particularly Roted. An
set of programs of development of an e6nomic system
s-digit nunber z = ki., k2' ..., ks is used to describe the sta-Le of the program,
uffiere kidefines the degree if fulfillment of the ith opera~tion in a scale se-
lected such that all k- < n and z = mm ... m means that !the progran has been ful-
filled. A system of equations is concluded describing the fulfillment of a
certain program for a simple multibranch dynamic production model. Control u(t)
refers to an s digit number containing -the intensity of fulfillment of the ith
operation at woment t in the ith digit. A dead end contrcl rcfers to Control
--under- which it
-is the intensity of fulfiflmeDt of any
jE ID. I OEM]] 'h 6

USSR UDC '51:330.115
ROVP A. A., Kibernetiku na Zluzhbu
IVANILOV, Yu. P., MOYISEYEV, N. N., PET
Kommunizmu. T. 6, Moscow, Energiya Press, 1971, pp 9-~22.
operation due to resource limitations. It is proven that the dead end control
include the control providing for fulfillment of the program in the minimum
time. A search algorithiu is constrvcted leading to the construction of this
optimal control with a maximum excess of resources at the end. An arbitrary
example of calculation of a program for alinear, sii~lgle-pTaduct model is pre-
sented.
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32

M
7777
-F, 77
USSR UDC 612.821-053
VOLKOV, L. V., and Kiev Institute of Physfcal Culture, Kiev
"Determination of the Type of Higher Nervous Activity an the Basis of the
Aftereffects Produced by a Multidimensional,Stimulus"
Kiev, Fiziolohichniy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 3,.May/Jun 73, pp 297-30
Abstract: To determine the type of higher activity in experiments conducted
on school children, the aftereffects (latent reaction periods) following the
action of a multidimensional (visual and auditory) stimulus were measured by
means of a portable transistor reflexometer. On. the basis of psychophysio-
grams that were plotted by using the data obtained, one could differentiate
between four types of higher nervous activity (excitedo balanced, inhibited,
and inert) among the subjects on whom the experiment was performed.

CHANGE IN HUMAN HEAT rACHANG-13 INDICrS 17,-~ZR IM-F I11FT.1S_,;Cr nF
..
Z._-rticla by Z. S. Lone-. and I H- I-Soscow AkTuR11-
.6
V K qmj h 1, Bib
3.c Les,~qy
J~'o
_~6ca 0 -d-,
c= in 5 a OEY oil -iil: a 1971, p!) 311-
Ji?7
Heat exchange indices Woro ntudted in nine hen1thy
mal avolunteers o-vor a oovon-rc.,ith perlon. Artor collectln~,
con,trol data, (5.55, months) 'he voiuntccrz ware subjectod to
30 daTu isolation, during WhICZ1 -.W',c;3 cz.:*. five -;ziy:s cxtrv-
in Am-
mal conditions were crestod : firmt f&ctcj, - incronze
blent temperature to 3VC and incroaaa I= nbsoltite hurtidity
to 33 =m;- apcxlnd factor -- torm-mratAre inoresee, t 30C 'qnd
absolute humidity to 22 rm and carbon dimkide to,V.
The* following were r9gistared b-r Iromoto control: body
temper4 turn, strin temperature at rive ";OL-Its-p tompor-azura of
the exhaled air and rriuco3a. host flux, ". rapiration, heat and
pain throsholdn of heat san3ritionei. ~. lemination of tho
oxporlnont data on Intor.-cration cards wara omplnyad In an
analysis of the subjvotivo sensations or these aill,jocta.
Analyals of oblnctivu and nubloctive
"")ate revealed that the B~Jjoctz exporlencod the groatvst;
streaning of the tie at-roguls tinF mocharziam during. tho poriod
0- of exposure to the first fattor. All tze studlod hoot ex-
chanro indices Incronvedowith n,rolilt'lity greator than 96-
99.11 other than tho he t flux which docroasod shnrply (P<
0.000 and the torperaturo differnnee ;tK,twaon tho pain nnd
Y heat thresholds, which also decroo3ed reliably (P< 0.001).
During the period of exposure -,o the zocond factor
thin atre3a of the hoot-regulating apparAtua was not obnarv-
ad# foot of the "high
poa3iblT due to a woulconing or the of
tomporature - hieb humidity" combination. possibly not without
>
139
PR f-> 99
A- ;57LA L

SO'e'a DATA ON' Tirr, FUNCTIONAL STATE OF '11E 11-iti-IAN CAR:)IOVASCUL tit
SySTF14 I)UHI,;r, P110LOJIGED PRESE7NCE IN A TIG!:*, Ly SF~ILED SPACE
UYDER '11[9 INFLUENCE OF HIGH CARBION DIOXIDE CONGENTRA,riollii
Z-Article by, T- 'Moscow, Altun1liviyo Vopro3y Kos-
michonlcov R61i;vii I :-lad _fnY Nurrent "ron1cm;i n
'Q
Space physiology is now devoting, tni4ch ottontion to thf,
Ica
functionol .4tote of tho body In "ontn-Foncy al-Luatl L9." During
prolol-ged spate flighte In IndivL-our.1 ansoz conditioru. =-.,
arise when as a result of mnlfunationn in tho air conditic-ning,
and regeneration systems at some time changes will occur in
the stipulated parameters of nicro-111mate =nd-atmomphara. As a
result of tho, arisink amor~,onc-y Mutation there may'P~e a Sig-
Wficant increase in the C02 c0ncantrati0_-1 :L-1 th-3 spacashilp
cabin.
We investigated the functional state of the human car-
diovascular system during prolo=ed (200 hours) prosonce in a
tightly ancloved room with a modified atmosphere. 'IhO 02 con-
~Ht6rxt was 17-18~; anJ the C02 content. was
For th& purpose of routina nonitorln,~ th-a puli, and res-
piratibn rntda wero regLntera~ eonstantly not ions thnn once
an hour for each of the six subj~,cts. In a study of the collect-
~Aed data we noted a quite clear diurnal rhytt=% of tho pulzo rate
and respiration rate. During expcoore to the modiriod ctmo-
sphere the diurnal rhythm of those pnrarn-3torn romnins true urd
even becomes more clearly expressed. Boginninr with the second
or third day of the experiment some Impal't-.ont in the diurnal
rhythm was oxhibitod by subjects ?-n and M-y; this tray be as-
soclutod with a chali~;a iu thoir alGop mchodule. No othLr data
of Interest wore noted in the routine monitoring materials.
Only in subject M-n beginning on the fifth-sixth day of the
experiment was there a clearly expressed tachycardin.
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L/ Ci
L
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fA
?.zZNiCa,.;K:O, V. A., 0 ULKAKOVA, and
I ZT R o "I, No r, C WV1
"Productior, of Ti-W Alloys by Corraduction of Chlorides, and Som;4 of
"roperties"
Mloscow, Izvest-iya Akademli Nauk SSSR, Nietally, No 1, jan-Fe'r, 1970,
Ab:;rract; iesults are presented of investigations on Lho dbvelopmun-6 of
diroct -,iotal-Ltiermal method of produc.-Ij-,g binary Ti-W alloys. Tnu rwtaod iji-
volvez diffusion of hoyach'lorido twigpton in tetrachloride tiLaidwa aiia rt;(;Uc-
tion of tho rolution by matal.Uc --~agnesju:4. The quantity of Lunjszen cn~,~ride
mined by the composition of Lhe Outa~ned
inLroduced into the solution is deter.
alloy. 'As a rei;ult of curewacidon of chlorido.,5 zari ~~o~;aqutjr.L vac4w-, Soj~,-~rd-
w1un or tho products of reducUon. a tungston-doped t.~:Laniiwn :;pon~,o i~-, p.-o-jucea
from which it is possible to a6tain iq;ota with ;t un~forir, of jiioy
component. increase of tungsten Qontont in the alloy -up to 3.0 parceni, raiaus
trio tensile s*renbTth of titanium with insignifioant raduction of duczilizy in
A
the hot-forging state. A considerable effect of work ~iardening at rcoa Loapera-
%lure can be obtained by means of heat treatment of Ti-4 all-loys. A consid-arable

1.10YNIOV, S. G., et al, Izvestiya Akademii Wauk SSSR, He~aily, N'o 1, Jan-jeo 1970,
pp 26-32
softening o'L the Ti-W alloys was observed in the 300-5500 C temperature LiTerval.
In alloys with 6 and IVA tungsten at temperatures above 400()C an anomalous
change in the magnitude of transverse reduction was obi5erveci, a fact which
points to increa3ed creep resistance ofthealloys.
T N-11 T. 5

Titanium!-,
USSR UDO 669.295128.3
REZRICHENKO, V. A., MOYNOVI 3, G_., 14AK-AROVO S. B., IVAKOV, A. N. , and O?jO'IA,
H. V., Moscow
"Study of the Process of Alloy Formation by the Joint Mngneslotherinal. Reduction
of Titanium and Molybdenua Chlorides"
Moscovg Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR Metally, No 1, JanAeb 74j pp 27-30
Abstracto Results are presented from studying the formiLtion of alloys by the
joint reduction of titanitui and molyIdenum chlorides WL subnequent, vacuum
separation of the reaction masses. The phase . conposition of the reduction
products was a mixture of alpha-titanium and two body-centered cubic, titanium-
and nalybdonum-base solid solutions and It waa deterninad that the alpha-
titanium is fox-zed directly In the reduction proceris aryl not during the vacuum
separation oprocess at 850 to 10000 C. Extended soaking of the reaction masses
at 600-850 G after reduction did not change phase camposition of the produced
zbtal. Evidently, particles of the boc.c-solld solutl=s arKt alpha-Ti in the
reaction mass were eoparated from each other by sublayei-s which hindered
diffusion equalization aff the concentration. After complete vacuum sepaxation
at 1000,
C it was astablIshed that the sain phase-constituent In the b,c.c-solid
solution Rhich contains about 35% Ho in the titanium# One figtwej two tables,
one bibliographic references,

PROCESSING DATE--IISEd7O
.112 030 UNCLASSIFIED
'-T,ITLE--PREPARATION OF TITANIUM TUNGSTEN ALLOYS BY COREDUCTION OF THEIR
ZHLORI DES AND SOME MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OFITHE ALLOYS -U-
.,-A-UTHOR-M v REZNICHEWOv V A*j.SOLONINA9 04P.9 ULYAKOVA9 N.M.v
--USSR
OU4T R.Y OF INFO:
0URCE--IZVo'AKAOa NAUK SSSRv METAL. 1970v (l)ip 26-32
0 AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
'_..S.~URJEtT. AREAS--MATERIALS
~JOPIC-JAGS--TITANIUM ALLOY9 TUNGSTEN ALLOY MECHANICAL PROPERTY, CHLORIDE,
:-BINARY ALLOY, METAL HEAT TREATMENT, MAGNESIUM
CVNTRfJL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_,nOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:'PPOXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0539 STEP N]9--UR/0370f7O/ODD/OOl/OO26/0032
_&S
,).i- L A

.2/2 030 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
ACCESSION NO--AP0105524
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(IJI GP-0- ABSTRACT. A NEW METALLOTHERMIC METHOD OF
OBTAININ-G BINARY ~I-W ALLOYS AND SOME OF THE MECH. PRnPERTIES Or- THESE
ALLOYS ARE DESCRIBED. THE METHOD FUNDAMENTALLY CCIqSISTS IN DISSOLVING
THE WCL $UB6-IN TICL SUB4 AND IN REEDUCJNG THE SOLN. BY.METALLICI MG. THE
-~AMTi OF~ WCL SUB6 DISSOLVED DEPENDS ON THE DESIRED.QUALITIFS OF THE
ALLOY. AFTER-COREDN* OF THE CHLORIDES:AND AFTER,VACUUM SEPN. OF THESE
-REACTION PRODUCTS, A TI TUBE ALLOYED',WLTH W IS FORMED-# FROM WHICH
CASINGS-CEfNTG* AN EVENLY.OlErTRIBUTFD ALLOYING ELEAENT CAN 95 OBTAINED.
v8Y--INCREASINlG--THE:,W- COUTENT tO IOPERCENT-vi.~~THE 13REAKING STRENGTH Or- THE
TI -ALLOYlS-INCREASED. BY HE'AT TREATMENTOF TKE TT-W ALLOYst AN
114PROVEMENT OF MECH.. PROPERTIES AT ROOM-YEMP, CAN.BE OBTAINED.
v almim

'42" 030 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
."'T'ITLE--PREPARATION OF TITANIUM TUNGSTEN ALLO S CDREDUCTION OF THEIR
',,,___'.CffL0Rl0ES, AND SOME MECHANICAL PRGPERTMSO~HE~ ALLOYS -U-
SOLONINAt 06P-9 ULYAKOVAP N.4.9
"XAW(&.s-G.v REZNICHENKOt V.Ast
OUNTRY OF. INFO"USSR
--.-'SOURCE-.IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, METAL. -1.970v (1)1 26-32
ISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
;:`,.'TQPIC TAGS--TITANIUM ALLOY9 TUNGSTEN ALLOYf~MECHANICAL PROPERTY, CHLORIDE,
BINARY ALLOY, METAL HEAT TREATMENT, MAGNESIUM
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:..DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:PPOXY REEL/FPAME--1988/0539 STEP '43--UR/0370/70/000/001/002613032
--(;IRC- ACCESS.-I'tX4 !'40--h-POI05524
UNCLASSIFIED-

2112 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN3 DATE-11SEP7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105524
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--()J) GP-O- ABSTRACT. A NEW METALL,OTH8RMIC METHOD OF
C, KINARY YT-W ALLOYS AND SOME OF THE 14ECH. PROPERTIES OF THESE
OBTAININ
ALLOYS ARE DESCRIBED. THE METHOO FUNDAMENTALLY CONSISTS IN DISSOLVING
THE WCL SUB6 I.N TICL SUB4 ANP IN RE-DUCING,THE SOLN, BY METALLIC MG. THE
AMT. OF WCL SUB6 DISSOLVED DEPENDS ON THE DESIRED,(JUALITIES 01: THE
`P , OF THESE
ALLOY. AFTER COREON. OF THE CHLORIDE&AND AFTER VACUU14 SE N
~:.REACTION PRODUCTS1 A TI TUBE ALLOYED'W'LTK W IS FORMEDs FROM WHICH
CASINGS CCINTG. AN EVENLY DISTRIBUTED ALLOYING, ELEMENT CAN BE OBTAINED.
INCREASING -THE -hl.CON.TENT tO IQPERCENTi~ THE BREAKING. STRENGTH. OF THE
ALLOY IS INCREASED. BY HEAT TREATMtNT OF' T14E TI-W ALLOYS* AN
-IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.OF MECH. PROPERTTESmAT ROOM TEMP* CAN.BE OBTAINED.
A C T i~- T i. r

-20.186.5
u j J" 11 6
PLYATSEM Val and
IIijjAOV-:,'TSZ'IY? V. J~.
R. F. , In-34-iteuc o.Zr' khysicq -nd 1,14cll2xiics
the Academj of Jciencer, Ukr"311, L~vov
"Some Eeculicari "lies O-C the Uhange in Properties o--: AlloyS
ter Laser 3com. Treatment"
Vol 8,
Kiev, 2i 1-1 il-,co im i ch c e ~:hr~uiika aterialov,
No 1, 1972t PP 84-87
Abstract gation recul's o' 'lie c:C:Cccl; o' local niLls3ed
k,: Investi
heating a las~er be---,zi an -~-hc structure a-;-)d
tool steelf-, _U31
ell.:inges of dl~ '""croa-L'; rit-col brandj, including
ulot Ili J-111-1-chro, d~jni Steel n ~ 0, 0~11c- stecl bvnndf., i,-nd
Ai-iwo aron, are diiiscussed by re-ILf'oronce to
o 1. c 0 ... :,r C. C.
-1 of --`oinicr -iel+cd -t-?Ao ("JI.-i-Fer ~-,Tnb--
Dropertien o u a c
St'anti'ally -from ito -L-litial condition: c-pcci-fic rzoeoIc-:7hf?,ped
T~ gvains aiad increasad, JI
dosinter-ation of z
in all inlrcsti~-21tcd Cases, including Araco i-on. " Ilic bma
1/2

USSR
ZHIROVETSKIY, V. M., at al.t FIZIkO-XhUdchaskaya KaklanDm Haterialov, Vol
8, No 1, 19'.;2, pp 84-87
treated zone of tool stjeal~-, UC'-)' and UIO favm~,! to ConAst of
martensite, reridus:J austeni"Ge, ~ -,.I
3 -'C~Ue. Oxica.
v -- - steel.,~I affoct-
Supposedly, tile hi,!34 heaatin- rv. t c,s 0
the dissolution -orocess o-f carbiclos.. The 1,c.der-be-UR treltment
of annealed KUZ~I steel, app-,Ixeritly, comlintobes tAe Ilet of cu-'r-
bides effecting a locn-I conversion of dv"' 1-31 the 11C carbide
ond the 't-12c, P-T)ha3ej developing by 26000T1 'gnd It2the sme ti.. e
the microliazziness increases from 240 to 5(20 T'ic ob-:ci-%7cd
decrease in ;lcrohardness, of tile h,-xdenod XAILIZ1--- steel -~17rort 720
to 460 kr/.q.-a is probably due to tha. f-act thMt -1,-11 WhiCI-I d-(-'CrCa-
ses the overlhenting sonsitivity,~ i,- boading, t,,. of Carbon i-a
poorly soluble VC carbides., ?our illustr., zoven biblio. refs.
2/2

USSR UDC: 547.26.nB'221-07
VIGALOK, I.V., and SVETULKOV., N.V., Kazan' Cbemical Technological
Institute imeni S.M.-Kirov, Kazan, Ministry of Higher and Secondaxy Specialized
Education RSFSR
A New Method for the Synthesis of Dialkyl F11u*or6phosphAes11
Leningradq Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 409 No 4, Apr 70, P 936
Abstract: Ferchloryl fluoride fluorinates on the phosphorus atom,
interact with salts of dialkylphosphorous acid after the pattern
of the Michaelis-Becker reaction to give~dialkyll:fluorophosphates.

!~CCE$~iNG DATE--040EC70
2 ~01 UNCLASSUF10
p
TLE--SYNTHESIZING DIALKYL FLUOROPHOSPHATEiS -U-
..:.~~AUTHOR-(03)-VIGALOKt I-V., MOISAKv t.E*i'SVETLAK0V#~NvVv.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S OU RC E-- Z H.. OBSHCH. KHIM. 1970, '40(4)t 936
'DATE PUBL ISHED------70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--ORGANIC PHOSPHATEY FLUORINATED ORGANIC -f,0MPQUNDv ORGANIC
SYNTHESIS
CONTROL PARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1517 STEP ND--UR/0079/'70/OtiDY00ti./0936/0936
4GIRC ACCESSION iNO--AP0135178
l
NCLASS WIED
U

7 77
016 URCLAS-SIFIEb'. kbi;ESSING DATE---040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135178
48STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TO A SOIN. OF 0.064 MOLE (RO) SU82
PHO AND 0.064 G ATOM NA IN C SU66 H SU56 WAS ADDED FCLO SUB3 AT LESS
THAN 10DEGREES TO YIELD (RO) SUDZ POF IAND EFIDENTLY NA~CLO SUB3 IN
~:50L N R EQUALS BU, 50PERCENr ISO,C SUB5 H SU811, 52t5PERCENT; AND C
SUB6 H SUBL3r 53PERCENT.
UNCLASS IF [ED

U2 047 UNCLASSIFI~D~ PROCEtSING OATE--160CT70
~~TITLE-PRIME210 P8 AND PRIME210 PO IN ARCTIC REGION:S OF THE NORTHEAST -U-
,.AUTHOR-(05)-LITVEP, B.YA., RAMZAYEVi P.V.o TROITSKAYA,
y
M.N.1 KRISYUKv E.M.
-.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,.-SOURCE--IAEC-TR-7128, PP 180-93) TRANSLATION OF REPORT A-AC-82-G-L-1293
PUBLISHED - ----- 70
-AREAS--NUCL,E-AR -SCIENCE AND TECH;'+0L0GYv ~B+DLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
SCIENCES
~TOPIC TAGS--RADIATION BIOLOGIC EFFECT, 14UCLEAR WEAPON TEST, BONEV LEAD
ISOTOPEt.FOUD CONTAMINATION# RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATIONt ARCTIC TEST
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-.~PROXY REEL/FPAME--1983/1745 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/000/000/018OX0193
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AT0054587

2/2 047 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT7C
,~~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0054587 I
:~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE LICHEN REINDEER MAN FOOD CHAI,"l
HAS BEEN FOUND TO EXERT A CUMULATIVE ACTION ON RADIOISOTOPES. IN THIS
CONNECTION, STUDIES WERE CARRIED OUT TO DETERMINE THE PRIME210 PB
CONTENT OF BIOSAMPLES FROM SUBARCTIC REGION, COLLECTED BOTH BEFORE AND
AFTER THE ATOMIC BOMO TESTS; IN ADDITION, THE PRIME226 RA AND PaIME228
.TH CONTENT OF LICHENS AND REINDEER B014ES WAS ALSO DETERMINE THE
SPECIMENS WERE COLLECTED IN THE MURMANSK AND NENETS REGIONS; THE BONES
OF NATIVE INHABITANTS OF ARCTIC REGIONS WERE 013TAINEDFROM THE LENINGRAD
MUSEUM. THE RESULTS INDICATED THAT THE PRIME210 P;3 CONTENT IN THE
NORTHERN FOOD CHAIN BEFORE (1900 TO 19451 AND AFT'Ek (1958t 1965-56) THE
ATOMIC-TESTS DID NOT DIFFER SUIISTANTIALLY. THE PRIME210 PB DATA OF
REINDEER BONES ALSO REVEALED THAT THE CONENTRATION OF THIS ELE-MENT DOES
NOT.CHANGE 'WITH TIME. TtiE DIFFERENCES OBSERVED IN HUMANS MAY BE
ATTRIBUTED TO CONTAMINATION. IT WAS CONCLUDED TRAT THE, PRIME210 PB
-CONTENT IS PROBABLY DUE TO THE NATURAL. DECAY OF PRIAE226 RA; THE EFFECT
OF ATOMIC TESTING IS SMALL. THE INTERNAL SKELETAL DOSE OF REINoEER
POLONIUM WAS CALCULATEO TO AMUUNT.TO 0.8 RAO-YEAR, UP TO 19001 1 RAD-YEAR
FROM THE 1900 TO 1945 AND 1945 TO 1966 PERIODS. THE DATA ALSO INDICATE
THAT PR.IME210 PB IS CUMULATED IN REINDEER BY A FACTOR OF 4 AND PRIME226
-S I
_RA BY A FACTOR OF 8; THESE VALUE AKE:,4UCH LOWERTHAN THOSE REPOkTED FOR
MAN. FACILITY: GOSUDARSTVENNYI KOMITET PQ ISPOLIZOVANIYU
ATOMNOI ENERGII SSSRt MOSCOW.
ljxi~ Ac C~-J_f_ FED

USSR
GEPHEYER, Yu. B., MOYSEYEV,N. N.
"Some Problems in the Theory of Hierarchical Control Systems"
Probl. Prikl. mat. i Mekh. [Problems of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
-- Collection of Ilorks], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, pp 30-413, (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetikaj No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3 V463
from the Resume).
Translation: A ntunber of problems are stated on the optimization of the
results of operation of a system consisting of a center and producer when
their interests do not coincide. Control by means of distribution of re-
sources among producers by the center is studied and the corresponding
problems in optimal control are stated. An example is used to show that
control of resources from the standpoint of the intetests of the center
may be ineffective. Then, control using a system of rewards and penalties
is studied in a linear statement, With a sufficient range in the system,
complete controlability of producers in the interests of the center is
demonstrated. The corresponding optimization problems are formulated in
general form. The initial point of this control syst6in is the assumption
of-preciso knowledge of the interests and behavior of the producers by the
center. Complications arising if the information i.,; inaccur.-.1te are indi-
cated.

112 030 UNCL AS SI F I 9~0, PROCESSING [)ATE--16C)CT70
OF CORPUSCULAK RADLAT ION INTENS I TY IN rlAE UPPEF~
'ATMOSPHERE ON SOLAR ACTIVITY -U-
i-.~-.AIUTHOR-(04)-TULINOVi V*Fot MOYSEYEVt YV*'Nt.$HAPtR0, t.G., ULAN-OVA, L.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--.KOSMICHESKIE ISSLEDOVANIIA# VOL4 B., MAR-APRO -309
-SOURCE 1970, P 307
11-OATEPUBLISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-AStRONOMY,ASTROPHYSICS, ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
ii.- TOPIC TAGS--SOLAR ACTIVITY, RADIATION INTENSITYv SOLAR CORPUSCULAR
-R,. GEal4j%(;NETIr, DISTURBANCE,
,_,..!,~..._RADIAT ION, UPPER ATMOSPHERE, GEIGER COUNTE
"ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING
,-".-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1762 STEP NO--UR/02')3/~70/008/000/0307/0309
_.___C_IRC__ACC_ES_S_l(_lN NO---AP0115591
u. 1 r~f

- -L-~ - - -
t ; III c I~ , v t LL r f:Ti---- ---- -- - :- ~: -
, 1 3 L I L ~, , -- -

USSR UDC,616.155.3-008-1315?6.855-13-095.~)83
BOCHAROV, A. F. HOYSTADI, S. A., AlIC104KOVA, A. M., VORONIVA, F. V., amd
IGMIN, YA. YE., r or71Y5r6&, Cantral1natituto of Advanced Training
of Phyziciansp Ministry, of Health USSR$ and Institute of Epldeniolor'y wad
Kicrobioloa ineni, It. F. Gamaleyap Academy of Medical $cienues USSifj Moscow
"The Effect of Immunological Reactivity of Rabbit Leukocytes and Macrophages
on Interferon Production in the Preserce of :Herpes Vir~usll
Moscow# Voprosy Virusologiij No 61 ifov/Dec 71f PP 725-73L
Abstraott Upon contact with herpes vi=s in vitzop interfwton Is produ."d
In stua.11 amounts by loukocy-tes obtainied from the peripheral blood of control
rabbits , In larger viiounts of lauhocytes arA zLicropha,,-os obtained frol the
peritoneal exudate of control rabbits# and In the larE;ost amounts and at the
fastest rate by peritoneal leWcocytes and nacrophages of perviously Lamunized
rabbits. After vaccination, white blood cells mobilizod in the peritaneal
exudate have a faster metabolic rate# including a. highor &ctivity of mida-
tive and hydrolytic enzymes. and a greater RKA concentrationi. than in the
control state# and they also ab;sorb the antigen more readily, Evidence
indicates. that, these factors are responsible-for the wigstented production
of Interferon.

USSR UX 620-179-15
TCI&IAKOV, V S and 240YSH,...Xkj,._Y Institute of Physical Metallurgy and Metal
Pfiysics,. Central Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous ~btalllurgy imeni
I. P. Bardina
"Quality Control of Welded Pipe Seams Using an RETU-1 X-ray Television Unit"
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 4, Jul-Aug 72, pp 142-144
Abstract: The possibilities of quality control of weld seams in large diameter
pipe were investigated using an IWTU-1 television unit, developed on the basis
of an RUP-150-10 x-ray unit, a URI-135T x-ray brientrAss anplifier with an.
electron-oritical converter, and a PTu-111 commercial television set. With
this unit the wield scams can be Inspected on pipe Nrith diezieter3 betveen 529
and 1420 mm. Ilie technical and operational characteriaticu of the unit were
iinrestige.ted at the Chelyabinsk Pipe-Rolling) 111mrit in the detectior of differ-
ent types of defects in weld seams on pipe 820 = in diameter.
Data are given for the modes of operation to provide the best method
sensitivity, such as: 110 kv, 2 ma for:pipe with a 9-11 runa,vall thickness and
115 kv, 2 ma for a 11-12 mm. wall thickness vhen using the electron-optical
system of image amplification; and 120kv, 2ma for 9-10 nn, thickness and 225
kv, 2 ma for a 11-12 mm thickness using the television screen. Improvement of
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WT
USSR
TOIWAKOV, V. S. and YDYSH, YU. V., Defektoskopiya, No Jul-Aug 12, pp 14,-3-144
the x-ray electron-optical converters,,over those nov used at the Moscow Elec-
trovacuum Instriunents Plant, will make;it.possible to eypand the applications
of RETU-1 units. 2 figures, 1 bibliogrqphic reference
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-112 015 UNCLASSIFIE6 ~MOCEStING DATE-30OCT70
:,,TJTLE--tNTERFERCN PRODUCTION AND SOME HISTOCHEMICAL -CHANGES IN RABBIT
~LEUKGCYTES '_U_
,',__,A,_lUT.HOR-(04)-SUR0KIN* A.M.# MOYSIA019 S.A.t AMCHENKOVAv A**M.t
"CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
VIRUSOLUGIIr L970* NR 3 PP 291-295 ~vl
"DATE F UBL I SHE C----70
.,:~WJECT AREAS-BICLCGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
:10PIC TAGS-INTERFERON, LEUKOCYTE, DEHYDROGENASE
'~'tt-.NTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
VORUNINAm
,DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
~~PRUXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1854 STEP NO--UR/0402/70/000/0031029L/02q5
CIRG ACCESSICN NG--AP0125465

~-212 015. U14CLASSIFLEO PROCESSMG DATE--30OCT70
,r~~ IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0125465
~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CAPACITY 0 FLEUKCJCYTES OF 2"t
HGUR A NU 72 HOUR PERITUNEAL ExUt)ATES AND OF LEUKGCY'TES OF [HE PERIPM~RAL
8LULO OF RASaITS TO PRODUCE INTERF6RCN-WAS STUDIE0. CELLS OF THE
PE.R[TGNEAL EXUDATA WERE FOUND TO PRODUCE INTERFERUN IN EQUALLY HIGH
TITERS REGARDLESS OF THE- PREVALENCE IN IT OF ANY C ELLULAR FORMSo
LEUKOCYTES FO THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD PRODUCED LESS:INTF-PFtRON THAN THOSE
OF THE EXUDATE. INTERFEkON PRUOUCTIMBY LEUKOCYTES OF THE PERITONEAL
EXUGATE WAS ACCCMPANIED BY ENHANCED INTENSTIY OF THEIR REACTION TO RNAt
INCREASEU ACTIVITY OF GLULOSOt6rPHOSPHATEDFIiY[)ROGE14ASE A140 ACTIVATICN OF
LYSUSC14E APPARATUS. FACILITY: KAFEDRA VIROSOLOGII TSENTRALINOGO
-INSTITUTA USOVERSHENSTOVOVANIYA VRACHEY'r OTDEL VIRUSOLOGII INSTITUTA
I MIKROBIOLOGII IMENI N. F, GAMIALEV A1414 SSSR, MOSKVA.
I
U-NIC- '"A

USSR UDC: 537-525.5
DYUZHEVV G. A., KAPUN, V. B., MOYMES B ..,,Ya. and YURIYEV, V. G.
I'Are Discharge With a Strongly Ionizod Cesium Plasma"
Leningrad Zhurnal Teklu-Licheskoy F iziki, vol. 41, No. 2, 1971,
pp 453-456
Abstract: A description is driven of experimentation involving tin are
1:1 ty
discharge in cesiwa vapor at a pressure of 0.1 to 2 rim 11g, with a
potential diffE~rence between electrodes of from to 100 volts, and
at high current densities of from 10 to 100 a/cm The purpose of
the experimentation was to study the characteristics of plasmRs of
5h current denniti'-s to invi.~Sti-
short, low-volta(.,,e arcs, wiTh hir
t
gato the poosibility of Eetting hiUh diBchargi_, ctLr,rcnt
J_
with dist,~ibuted therraoelectronic e--ission from a ca&d~~' without
transition to discharg(js with a cathode spot. The volt-ampere cl-lar-
acteristics off thc are are plott(~d, and the curru~nt 5azuration
t1iors of tlfti3 brief C --r
they evince are discussed. .-h i:,~ a u oi. nunicaticn
express their 6--ratitude to B. I. Tsirkell for devt2lcj1-_J_-_g the elec-
tric circuit, to V. P. 6-achkov for preparing the exp--irimnental z_-quip-
ment, to S. M. Shkollnik for assistance ,kith the measure.,-n~ents, and
to. 2., G. Baksht for his comm-ants. They are conrlG-ct,,~d %1-ith the
L'ingrad St!miconductor In.-titute.
no-e-i't ON !1

aug itia" 1wigg MWITIMIM
tio h W W-11M
USSR UDC 621.355.8(088.8)
WQWLJY"_A., SHILINIKOV, A. I., YABLOKOVA, 1. Ye., KAIAKEVICH, G. Z.
"An Alkaline Battery"
USSR Author's Certificate No 300914, Filed 11/09/69, Published 26/05/71,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, I(himiya, No 2,1~1972, JAbstract No
2 L217 P from the Resume).
Translation: An alkaline battery is suggested, for example a silver-zinc
battery, containing an additional electrode (E), connocted to the positive
E of the battery, differing in that in order to stabilize the voltage during
the process of operation of the battery!, this additional E, made for example,
of manganese dioxide, is made with a more positive re(Iox potential than the
positive E. The additional E is made by smearing an active mass with graphite
.(10%) and binder (A PVA solution)-on a:copper lattice:.
ZY!

USSR
ji-DO, YU. 14., ZHU!tnVLEV, A. A., LOGUNOV, A. A'., XYAE E. iu., i-l,~M~10V,
FISAREVSKIY, V. 16., ROGOZI4 V 6. 0~i
USKIY, Vila, k.
Z., SHMYLO, I. A., BUYKO, S. N., KOMAR, YE. G., MALYSHLV, I. F.,
V., lquioszozi MCZAiLh '=, 1. A., 3?6VAX0Vn,, F. 2-1.,
A- 14., TITOV, Y, F. A.1 KUZIMIN A- A&, KUZI-
V.
STOLOV MINTSY A. L., RUBCHINMY, S. M., UVAROVo V. PA., GUTNER,
MIN) V, F.,
B. I.I., ZA11,1ANZON, V. B., PhO1K0?1Yi;V, A* .1.1 rand TLM"N, Ao S.
"Some Results of the Overall Adjustment and Start-up of t4e 70-Gev
Synchrotron of the Institute of High-energy ?hysics"
".1,05COW, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol. 28, No 2, Feb 70, PP 132-136
Abstract; The physical part of the plan for the 70-Gev proton syn-
hrotron, was executed by the Ins-itute of Theoretical and -xperimental
c
Physics. The electromagnet, with feed system, the 1racuum cliamber,and
the injection devices were developed at the Scientific Research Insti-
tute of Blectrophysical, Apparatus imeni,D. V. Yefremov. iThe radio-
eleczronic systems for acceleration proceso control and generation of
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USSR
ADDS YU* M., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28, NO 2, Feb 70, PP 132-
138
the accelerating field, as well as the radiotechnical mea5,urement and
beam observation systems, were developed by the Radiotechn-i cail insti-
tute of the Academy of Sciences USSR. 11Tyazhpromelektrop.oyekr,11
CState ?lanning Institute for the Planning of Electrical 'quipment,
for Heavy IndustrY3 designed the general-purpose elec.trotechnical de-
vices and cable connections. The plan for the construction coinplex
of the accelerator was developed by the State All-Union Planning In-
stitute. The construction of the accelerator was under 'he general
supervision of the State Committee for the Use of Atomic Bnergy USSR.
The adjustment of individual systems and the overall;adjustinent and
start-up of the accelerator were carried out by the Institute of
High-energy Physics and the developers of the accelerator systems.
The basic beam work was done b the Institute of High-energy Physics
with the participation of the Kadiotechnical Institute. The con-
struct.ion of the accelerator.was begun in 1960, and:all the basic
construction and assembly work was completed at the beginning of
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USSR
ADO, YU. M., et al:., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28, No 2, Feb 70, PP 13"
138
1967. At the initial stage of construction, before the formation of
the Institute of High-energy Physics in 1963, the work was coordinated
by the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics. The linear
ccelerator injector was started on 28 July 1967, tho operation of the
individual systems was
adjusted by September 1967, and the physica'
start-up of the accelerator was accomplished on 14 October.
A description is given of the work done to adjusL ti-ie anau'Lar
electromagnet (including the electromaoiet coolinG and f~~ed a,' stems),
the injection system (consisting of matching channel'and iniecLion do-
vice), the vacuum system, the radioelectronic system (including tho
accelerating field generation system, the acceleration process control
system,and the radiotechnical measurement system), and the beain ob-
servation system (which provides Afor beam observation Ln the first
n). in the physical start-up of t.he
revolution and during acceleratio
accelerator tne main efforts were directed towards obtaining acceller-
ated protons of the planned energy# and1the problem of obtaining n*ie4
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USSR
ADO, YU. M., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28, No 2, Feb 70, PP 132-
intensity of the accelerated proton was not raised.
The article gives a listing of the principal parameters of
the proton synchrotron, as well as a schedule of the,individual
stages of the start-up of the accelerator. Photographs include a
view of the part of the ring hall in the.beam injection area and a
general view of the hall of ignitron rectifiers,
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S~
112 013 UNCL S IFIED! PRf)Cl7SS ING DATE--_i0(, 1 (0
ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE 9F.THE BIENZYL: RAOICAL TAKfNG INTO ACCOUNT THE
CONFIGURATION INTERACTION -U-
;'AUTH0R-(03)-KRUGLYAK# YU*A.t MOZOORi, Ei.V.p KUPRIEVICHt 114A.
-C~QUNTRY CF INFO--USSR
ROLG. AKAD. NAUK 1970-P 23111-1 89-92
t-QATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--ELECTRON STRUCTUREr BENZENE OERIVATIVE, FREE RADICAL, GROUND
-'~'T' STATE, CALCULATION
-.CIONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
(JOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1126 STEP NO--BU/0011/70/02.~/001/0059/00')2
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AT0119980
UN C , LA 55 1 F I E D

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PRI)CESSING OATE--23OCT70
ICIRC ACCESSION NIG-AT0119980
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACI--(U) GP-0- ABSTkACT. THE TITLE CAI-C.N. wAs cAizRi.=t) our
By TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE GROUND ANO 403 EXCITED EXCITED CONFIGURATIONS
OF BENZYL RADICAL (1) BY USING THE PARISER-PARR HAMILTONIAN AND ASSUMING
THE RESONANCE INTEGRAL EQUALS 2.274 EV,,C-C BOND LEIINGTH EQUALS 1.4
ANGSTROM, AND ALL BOND ANGLES EQUAL 120DEGREES. B-OND ORDERS AND
ELEMENTS OF THE SPIN D. MATRIX ARE GIVEN FOR THE.GROUIND STATE OF 1. THE
RESULTS DO NOT CONFIRM THE GENERAL VIEW THAT IT IS SUFFICIENT TO
-.,..CONSIDER EXCITED CONFIGURATIONS ONLY ONCE IN THE CALCN. OF THE ELECTRON
,':,~7-'STRUCTURE OF RADICALS. FACILITY:: INST. F11. KHIM. IM.
PISARZHEVSKbGO,'KIEV9 USSRo

f' 93462b Full configuration mteracuon tor the bermyl radical.
Kuplievich, V. A.; Kruglvak, Yu. 'L, MoMor. 1E. V. (;Div.
'I neor. t.;hern Strilct. Phys.
%_nem., Mev I Uzziml- : 17; 1. 1 . V74un I UY71 %,neirt. AV rkri~ -2% Ib
(P-ng =he ckctr5 it stmeture of the behzyl nudical in its
ground state has been computed ~by using a model 11tuniltonian
due to Pari-~-er Parr with, full config-Uraiion interactkin as well as
with different truncated configurational sets built. oij SCF open-
shell orbitals. The correlation ~ener!y corresponoitig to this
model was equal to Wit1v the siligly exvited
configurations only 19% of this energy is taken J~to account.
By extending the basis, to include the doubly C\cited Conftura-
tions, one can account for of the Icorrelation energy. An
Ir
anal. of the accuracy of the protoii hyperfine splilting calen.
caused by inaccurate computation or t),(. wave futiption is givtn.
If only singly and even doubly c1citecl. entifipratiwis arc taiken
into, account, one cannot hope to obtain splittings~With art ac-
curacy of more than 0.5 0. Iticlusion of triply excited confi."ra-
tions lowers this error by one order. In addn., tht use or the
simple McConnell relation may lead to an' error in splitthig 1
calcris. of no less than 1.5 G. RONIS
REEL/FRAME

1/2 013
uNcL'Ast IF It b, PlkOCESSING DATE--160CT70
_..:-.TlTLE--COMPLETE CONFIGURATION INTERACTION FOR SENZYL RADICAL -U-
~":AUTHOR-(03)-KUAGtYAKt YU-A-, MOZDORt YE.V.:,' KUPKIYEYLCH, Y.A.
OF INFO--USSR
FIZICHESKIY. ZHURNALt 19/~~12( 15, NR 1, PP 48-58
-DATE PUBLISHED------70
AREAS--PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
-JOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON STRUCTURE# FREE RAOICAL9 GROUND STATE, PROTON
_-.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1216 STEP NO--UR/0185/70/015/001/0048/0058
CFRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116661

013' UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116681
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF BENLYL
RADICAL IN ITS GROUND STATE 14AS COMPUTED ON A MODEL HAMLLTONIAN DUE TG
WITH REGARD FUR A COMPLET E CONFIGURATION INTERACTION AS
WELL AS WITH DIFFERENT LIMITED CONFIGURATIONAL SETS BUILT ON SCF OPEN
SHELL ORBITALS. CORRELATION ENERGY CURRESPONOING10 THIS MODEL WAS
FOUND TO BE EQUAL TO 0.929722 EV4 WITH THE SINGLY EXCITED
CONFIGURATIORS ONLY IBPERCENT OF THIS ENERGY ARE TAKENANTO ACCOUNT.
EXTENSION OF THE BASIS DUE TO DOUBLY EXCITED CONFIGURATIONS LEADS TO AN
ACCOUNT OF 94PERCENT OF CORRELATION ENERGY* ANALYSIS OF ACCURACY OF THE
PROTON HYPERFINE SPLITTING CALCULATION CAUSED BY UNACCURATE CJAPUTAT;ON
OF THE WAVE FUNCTION IS GIVEN, IF ONLY SINGLY AND EVEN DOUBLY EXCITED
CONFIGURATIONS ARE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT#: THEN ONE CANNOT IHOPE TO OBTAIN
SPLITTINGS WITH AN ACCURACY OF AORE THANIO.5 G. fNCLUSI.ON OF TRIPLY
EXCITED CONFIGURATIONS PERMITS THIS ERRORJO BE LOWERED BY ONE ORDER.
IN ADDITION, THE USE OF THE SIMPLE MCCONNEL RELAFfON MAY LEAD TO AN
..:..-'ERROR IN SPLITTING CALCULATIWOF NOT LESS, THAN 1.5 G. FACILITY:
INSTITUT FIZICHESKOY KHIMII AN USSRt KI EV-

V11. AVIOSNIM~C PIrYSEC3
ILI L, C, ?'.~ - -
Deii"diktov, Ye. A_ 0. V, Bukin, Vu. V.
kushnewakly. S. N, 10 -atynarin, N. P. hinterov,
Vu. K. Perefthvatov, ar~~_ M. D. Flicel
Peceptian of Xosmo *_ 3r". fTom a Conju
gate point region, Kaornichoakiye Isatede-
vanlye, no. Z. 1972, 302-303.
An attempt is described to &toct satellite r-f signals from
a conjugate point, with the object of =TecludiAif 4he possible
MAgo-toorl.eric vr ionospheric rr-cd--z U0 ex6le-l from xro~=d-l
based tranarriltters in conjugate point oxperinlents. The tests were don.
In December, 11)70 using the Nuornos-381 satell4to -hich broadca5t --t
~
Z.,3.2- 5.6. 9-6. 10.4znd J!,it M14*- =n an.1 pul.e
i
vridth was 1601is at a 48 f1m repetition rate. reception won Monitors 'I
with wideband delta or rhombic arrays at both the Moscow and Cor'kir~
tracking stations. During ptirt ti the izat period the orbital plane includtdt
both the racelyer 4n4 conjugate points. tha remaining ortillo Included
the conjugate point only.
In the 13th recording *eoeio-n with transirniagion at 1Z.8 MR*I
a signal frorn the conjugate point (lat. 19. 50 S. long. 550 E:) was clrarij
received at Moscow for an interval of 20 *e-condo. corresponding to a
satellite tr&vel of ISO km. The nutg=atosphore channel width was h..-
ever soniewhat less than this voklue. since the satellite path was pre-
sumabty at eanis Inclination to it, and also because the channel tendo
to "trap" flis transmitted signal near its boundaries. Analogous racep-,
tiom at Corlkly was only for 0,25 to *.S bac, ovidanHy because th* Gotel.,
lite only grated the wavaguide chawwL in #am* cs#oo conjugate point
reception was obscuro4 by noias to the 1a-8 Mlis range; however theve
were capso where cloar line-of-sight signals were recorded with no car:-
risepon4ing conjugate point rocsptlas6

r
USSP UDC 537.582
REKOVA, L. P., MOZGIN, V. V., KISELI, 0. V. and FOGEL', YA. M., Physicotechnical
Institute of vre-70caMe-my 31- Sciences UkrSSR
ITffect of Gases on Thermoion Emission by Plastically Deformed Metals"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya., No. 3, Mar 71,
pp 567-570
Abstract: The effect of oxygen on the emission of tbermoians was used to study
the plastic defornimation of heated nickel strips during their stretching hy a
-n
constant load. The idea of the experiment was to establish the mechanis, of the
effect of a gas on the thermoemnission of ions of alkali matals in order to deter-
mine the nature of processes occurring under the plastic deformation of metals.
According to current Lt was expectild that thil rjffr:~.It of thel action
of the gas on thermcion emission of a heated metal,whidi disapp~!,ta,s vpon Intro.-
ducing dislocations into the motion with a sufficiently.high velocity,should be
restored upon stopping dislocations,independent of the method t;y which the dis-
locations were stopped. T-~ this is so, the effect can disappear and ther hjr--
restored upon the application of a stretching load to a imital strip,which wil
take it first into a state of temperaturecreep, after whieh tlm_~re will then follc;~-
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a state of strengthening of the strip characterized by the disappearance of ten-
perature creep. These changes in the nature of the action of a gas on thermaion
emission follow from current ideas about plastic deformation of metals according
to which the state of temperature creep is associated with the motion of disloca-
tions and the state of strength is associated with stopping them. These experi-
ments support these hypotheses,

USSR uDo 577.1:62,5-785 3:5T7-153
travsk Medical rnstitu
LIOZGOVA...Ye. M., Dn1prope te
"Change in Tissue Cholinester-ase Activityunder tho Tnflixence of the Curariform
Preparations Diti-line and Diplacin"
Kiev, U]krainskyy Biokhiriiclieskiy Zhurnal, Vol 42, Tqo 40 1970, pp 433-4y3
Kostract: Intravenous administration of ditiline and dinlacin (3 pro-
duced rrjorelaxation and a change in acetyleho"kinesterase activity in the mnuscle
and liver tissue of do6s. Mithiline, a depolarizing curlariform compound,
inhibits cholinesterase in both liver tiomic,and miscle, while the nandepolari-
zing =jorelaxant diplacin acts as an activator. Under wuiloGous conditions, the
relaxants have no effcct on brain acetylcholinesterase activity which indicates
that they do not penetrate the blood-brain barrier. When ditilin is applied
directly to brain tissue, It inhibits enzymatic activity while application of
diplacin exerts no activating effect whatsoever. It is'assumed that one of
the reasons for the different merhanisms of the nerve-m.scle block developing
under the influence of depo2arizlng~and nondWlarizing #mrelaxants is the
specific change in muscle acetyl-cholineeterase activity.!

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USSR uDc U5.217.~4.o9g.o7:816-008.934.5
ROZENGART, V. I., CHETM-1KOVA, Ye. K., and Chair of Bio-
chemistry, First Leningrad Medical Institute imeni. I. F. ravlov
"Carbohydrate Metabolism During Intoxication by the Cholinestera-se Inhibitor
O-Ethyl S-Hexyl Methylthiophosphonate"
0
M
scow, Voprosy -edi'sinskoy Khimii, No 4, 1971, up 403-407
Abstract: Intraperitoneal injection of white rats with 10 mg/kg of the
cholinesterase inhibitor O-ethyl S_heYyl.methy1thiophozphonate (W-133) produced
symptoms of intoxication within 10 to 15 min and death 1.5 to 30 min IaLer, at
which time the anim-ls were dissected and their organs anala,:,ed chemically.
LG-63 decreased the glycogen content of the liver, while increasing the sugar
content of the blood and liver, and also the amount of bisulfite-bimaing sub-
stances, pyruvic acid, and ketone bodies. Ketone bodie~s and pyruvic acid
accumulated in the skeletal muscles and wjocardium, but decreased in the brain.
One of the causes of these metabolic disorders may be lVpoxia, which usually
develops after intoxication by organophosphorus compounds.

USSR UDC: 621-394-441:6,n1-3 6.55(088.8)
7
ZIBIff, G. V., MO CHERLTYSHEV, V. 1).
"A Device for Reception of Signals With Phase-Pulse Modulation"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2591.34, filea 16 Sep 68, pa-lished 15 May 70
(from M-Padiotekhnika, 'To 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1D62 P)
Translation: The Droposed device contains a pulse generator, srzicbroni-
zation module and PM pulse demodulator. To Inprove the quality Df co=nuni-
cations with use by the maxinum permissible number of sifoscribers .9-imul-
teneously, the input of the device is connected tKrough a cirzuit comprised
y by half the cadence pariod anct an add,!~r to the d,!!-
of an element for delw
lator and simultane=sly to the first~input of a ao. The second
modul MI-P-fl
input of the flip-flop, which corresponds; -to reset to the initial state,
is connected through an element for delay by the duration of i pulse to
the output of the cadence pulse generator, which is ecianected to the second
input of the adder throw_h an k7D circuit, whose inhibit input is connected
to the output of the flip-flop.

S
N., BLUM, E. Ya., TSEBERS, A. 0.
MO~ZGOVOY ~Ye -
"Flow of a Ferromagnetic Fluid in Thin Capillaries"
7-ye. Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodinamike. T. 1. [Seventh Conference on
Magnetic Hydrodynamics, Vol I -- Collection of Works], Riga, Zinatnye
Press, 1972, pp 193-19S, (Translated from Referativnyy IllUrnal, Mekhanika,
No 10, 1972, Abstract No 10 B78, by 1. Ye.. Tarapov).
Translation: Results are presented from an experimental stud), of the
effective viscosity of a ferrosuspension (iron particles meas-uring about
30 A in toluene) in a capillary viscosimeter (tube diamc~ter 0.4-1.2 mm),
placed in a homogeneous magnetic field, perpendicular to the flow. The
magnetic field causes an increase in the measured effective viscosity
as a function of particle concentration; the curves of increa-sing viscosity
become saturated with fields on the, orders of 0.2 wb/- 2. In -fialds greater
than 0.4 wb/m2, a viscosity decrease is observed, causel"A by precipitation
of the metal.
1/1

USSR uDc: 621-385,623.4
BURINEYKA, K. P. KIWAVETS, V. I. , MOZGOVOY, Yu. D. , SANDAILOV, A. N.
"On the Optimum Parameters of Multicavity laystron Bmichers
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn.. sb. Elektron. SVCh (Electronic Technology.
Scientific and Technical Collection. SIIF Electronics) 1971, vjp. 2, pp
29-3T (from RZh-Blektronika i yeye Prim Ientni
_Ze, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No
6A155)
Translation: 7he parameters of bunebers in klystrons with 2-6 cavities are
optimized for quality. Numerical methods of solving equations are used,
employing a disc model of the beam. It- is shown that Coulomb forces cun be
used to improve electron bunching. Optimum, bunching Is. achieved luider con-
ditions where nonlinear processes take place in the space-aharge- waves.
Optimum phase shifts between the cavity fields and th4! current correspond
to energy transfer from the beam to the fields of the Cavities. Me ,,!-,'ty
index increases with ar increase in the. total number of' klystron. cavitles.
P-9 the n=ber of the drift regioa increases, the optivim value of the len r-
of the drift region gradually decreasez, vh~le the alternating "'oltapief" of
the gaps increase. Bibliography of I title. Resume'.,
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USSR uDe 66q.245.Ol8.2B:60"q.o18.44
MOZHAIENKO, 1. P., BRAUN, M. P.
Factors of Thermal Fatigue of EP375 Alloy"
Liteyn. proiz.-vo (Casting Production), 1970., No 10, pp 24-25 (from RM-Metal-
lurgiya No , Apr 71, Abstract No 41773)
Translation: Although the cast heat-resistant nickel-base alloy BP375 is
superior to deformable alloys with respect to stress-rupture:etrength, it is
inferior to them with respect to resistance.to thermal- fatigue as a result of
large grain, microscopic chemical inhomogeneity,, and interdeadritic and intra-
dendritic porosity. The resistance to thermal fatigueJs increased by refin-
0
ing the dendritic cells by ultrasound and also by heating to 1,200 and hold-
ing for 4.haurs before cooling in the air toremove supsersaturation by the
intermetallic phases. There.are lillustrations.

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U'UNTRY OF I,*FO--USSR
IA-r' SCURCE--L I TE ING;-:: PRrjlZVf-,i). 1970v (4)p ~-2-4
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CAST [Rill Triii Y IS I-GCALIZt-0 ALij,,,,G THF: 800M)ARIES DF THE Pt~ll,"',ARY
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Ar-c. Hr . &Q246765
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USSR //I~VDC 621.7911-.14.011.539.163
SELEZNEV, A. G., KHRISTOFOROV, A. I
119affida--Al. V- BUGA G. P.
"Radioactive Isotope Investigation of the Structure of the Transition
Layer During Spin Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka (Automatic Welding), No 1, 1970, pp 21-24
(from Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 1, 1970, 0179)
Translation: Results are p resented from using ta'-ed atoms to study the
structure of the contact layer during spin welding of heterogeneous
metals. During spin welding of steel 30 gnd-ltlfi and jilso 9tael 30 and
armco-iron, no essenEial movement of the carbon atws Is alwarved, The
absence of carbon atom diffusion is dempastiated. to a 4epth of Mre than
5-10 microns. There are 2 illustrations and a 6-entty bib4ography.
Reel/Frame
1-917,90069

V sb. Ekon.-mat. metody i proEammir. plan.-ekon. zadacb (Mathematical Economic
Methods and Programming Economic Planning Problems--collection of works), Moscow,
19729 pp 167-170 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No:12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V449)
Translation: In determining the redundancy of the prognams written for the
Minsk-22 digital computer, a study was made on the basis of which the following
procedure is proposed for a decrease in redundancy. Each construction of the
program is divided into four parts: the operation code - 7 bits, the index
code - 6 bits, and 2 addresses of 12 bits *each. All parts of the instructiou
are written in the cell one after the other (if rhts-y are.not cqual to zero);
when any part of the program is equal to zero, it is not written in the cell.
After the first instruction of the program,,the second is written, and so on.
Each instructioa is placed in correspondence to a four-bit characteristic code
(one bit for each part of the inqtruction). A one in th6a first bit of the
characteristic.code denotes the presence of a non-zero operation code of the
instruction; a zero in the first bit of the characteristic code denotes the
operation code of the instruction equal to zero, and so on. The 4-bit charac-
teristic codes are written one after the other just as the parts of the instruc-
tions.

USSR UIX3 621-1;;78.1-,25
LEOWOVICH, A.M!., MMHAROVSKIY, A. M.
"Self-(~)~enchinE. CT Free Oscillution In A Ruby Laser At Low Temperature"
Kvantovaya elektronika (quantum Electroricn), Moscow, No 6(12), -73
Abotract: Durpticn of reneration and the energi outpzl; oC fr,.e
L
in a mby laser A lo,,.; te~.,:.perature are inveati.giAed. Th!j cxporimentn -,:,;rr con-
ducted with two standard specimens of ru4y with a rcugh..tranu.-~,Eirentu lateral
surface with plane-parallel endc without reflective coutin5-r_ The qpeci--C-nz.: -,~erc
120 on, long and 12 mri in dizinneter. Plamping wao in ii two-ellipc;e
narrow illu-ninritor by two xenon 1FF-2000 WAK lupply fro.". ~1.
b a r.1A of c a pa c Jr, r s w it h ncapaciLancu o1' 1200 r2d. The pilLpi.lif- enurpy cLur~-J-.d
in the limito fron 0.9 (threshold) -to 4.) hilujoulii. Tha rkjb,,,- loented in ~j
glass tube through which (-qacouc nitrogeri vias blown whic,h had r3vUvi.C;vFlY
through a coil J.rzersad in liquid nitroj.,en. The temporeture, Hif, crystA
reached minus 1800 0. It it) determined thEit duration