SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROMANOVSKIY, I.V. - ROMEL, T.E.

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USSR UDC 512.25/.26+519.3:330.115
'OVSKIY 1. V.
ain Line Theorems for Semi-Markov Decision Processes"
Tr. Mat. In-ta. AN SSSR [Works of Mathematics Institute, Academy of Sciences USSR],
Vol 111, 1970, pp 208-223, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika,
No 6,.1971, Abstract No 6 V539 by A. Mikhayllova).
Translation: The term "main line theorem" arose in connection with analysis of
models of development of economic systems. The optimal trajectory of a multi-
step process is compared with a long path, which can be divided into an approach
to a high speed line, movement along the line and the final path from this line
to the assigned ending point. Stable states of a semi-Markov process and its
characteristics are studied. A problem in linear programming is presented, the
solution of which produces an optimal stable state of the process bOiTig studied.
The variable dual problems allow the "quality" of the states of the process to
be evaluated. The asymptotic behavior of approach functions for Markov and seirti-
Markov decision processes is studied. A main line theorem is formulated.

USSR UDC: 519.281
KAGAN, A. M., LINNIK, Yu. V., Academician, ROMANOITSKIY I. V., and
RUKHIN, A. L.
"Sets With 'Self-Control"'
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Hauk SSSR, vol. 199, NQ. 4, 1971, PP 766-
769
Abstract: In this investigation of the "self-control" of sets in
the problem of successive evaluation of shift parameters in -ar-
bitrary loss functions, the parameter GERI in a standard system
of direct measurements xi = 0 + Ei, i = 1, 2, ..., is considered,
where the measurement erroisci are assumed to be random quanti-
ties writh fully known distribution functions F(x). The purpose
of this article is thus 'to study succe~ssive estimation of the
shift parameter 9 in specified independent observations ~,Clt X21
J
distributed in accordance with thQ law F(x ;i formula
is derived for the OPLtimal ilavariant evaluate 9 oft'the pararm~t-,;r
0, and a theorem. involring the errorb ei subjected to hypernormal
distribution and t4e derived formula is stated and provec:!.. The
authors are comiuct~d with the Loningrad Division of the V. A.
Steklov Mathematical lne~_4tuto.

USSR
ROMANOVSKIY, I. V.
IrKork on Optimal Prograimming"
UDC 51.330.11S
Matematika v Peterbura.-Leningr. Un-te. [Mathematics in the Peterburg-Leningrad
0
University -- Collection of Works], Leningrad, Leningrad University Press, 1970,
pp 261-267 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Ki.bernetika, No. 4, April,
1971, Abstract No. 4 V520 by A. Korbut).
Translation: An outline of the,development of optimal programming at Leningrad
University. The presentation begins with the works-of P, L. Chebyshev on optimal
approximations. Great attention is given to the basic works of L, V. Kantorovich.
The basic trends in modern studies are noted.-,
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LINNIK, Yu. V., (Academician) and nu-crTy &WV., Leningrad Section of the
4. 'Mathematical Institute imeni V. A. 0v Academy of Scieitces USSR)
"On the Theory of Sequential ValuationsO
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR (Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences USSR),
Vol 194, No 2, 1970, pp 270-272
Abstract: This is related to a previous paper and relies oil the work of 1. A.
Ibragimov and R. Z. Khasmin. The authors stress the asymptotic and point as-
pects of sequential valuations in probability theory, using a non-Bayesian
approach. Ibragimov and Khas'min set the condition that informational quanti-
ties are continuous for n < 20 (the I-K condition) and show tile asymptotic
behavior of the dispersion of the Pitman evaluation V for parameter 6. The
n
authors seek an optimum str&tegy for the aequential evaluation of 5 C,TC
as a pair consisting of a Markov moment 1, and statistics Tt , evaluating the
given function g(B).
An asymptotically optimal plan S is sought that minimizes EEI (T L g(G.))2
under the condition Eel;.5 n, where n is a given positive number. Theorems
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SSSR (Proceedings
LINNIK, Yu. V. and ROMMOVSKIY, I. V., Daklady Akademii Natfo.
of the Academy of Sciences USSR), Vol 194, No 2, 1970, pp 270-272
are given that show only infinitely small improvements can be gained in the
mean square deviation using sequential analysis as compared to the method of
constant volume sampling. The asymptotic results are.applicable to homogeneous
pro ous time.
cesses with independent increments and cdn~inu
Orig. art. has 10 refs.
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Ile !:Fate
-USS-11 UDC'666.764:621..928-37
MARANTS A. G.1 GUt-Lkil -V. I.,'Aill-Union Institute of-Refrab-
7
~IT
tories; ITOVA, is. S., VASILIVITSKIY, A. V.t
P n -6"Ientific Resca-Lch., Flamni-zi,i:r -,nd
KRMLDTY if., All-Unio -~ i
Desipi Inst-itute of 7 etall-ar.4ical Eac'hiner~,,-;
J4, ,
i37
KO-Mi 1, L. N., and KOSTY-IfAl Yu. F.,, Dnepropetr 17~etallurgicai
-In 1,
stimte
"P--osDects of the ADnlication of the I-Jeltbing Cyclone fo2, 'he
Troduction of Eeltea RefracIi-ories"
Moscovi, Ogneupory, No 51 1973, _vP 50-54
Abstract: The T)rocess of cyclone melting was investigated with a vj,!!w to
-produce inelted refractories of the mapesimii-spinel and brazilite-corundv-T,
types. Exp9riments were carried out at the.Institute of Oe Problarra; of
Science oIL the Academy of Sciences Ukr.55R. Me experiments indicated
the possibilit-y of applying nelt'ing cyclones with the use of a I'last enri&.ed
vith ox7gen for the production of cast fused refractories with a
-fusion te-nperature in which the melt aGgregates in the vai-irdrE; ore' c!arth for
aftercasting into nolds. Me dust removal in cyclon-. neltin,~; does nc:t exceed
5Fp", thus ensuring the production of a melt which is close to the iuitial
eharge in chemical corvasition. The optimum content of in b-Inst
at an approximate natural Gas conm=Ttion of 1.5 =3/k- charGe was deterraned.
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PROCItSSfNG 0A'rE--0-','_)F_C70
112 024 UNC LA S S I I'l ED
T11LE-ESSENCE OF THE PATHOLOGICAL PROCESS I NCASES OF EPICONDYLATIS OF
THE HUMERUS -U-
.AUTHOR-(02)-RO,14ANOVSKIYP M.G.r BOGACHENKOt 'N.I.
J
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
5OURCE--ORTOP TRAVMATOL PROT 31(2)z 56-59. :1970
j)ATE PU13LISHED - ----- 70
"SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEUICAL SCIENCES
.,,TOPIC TAGS--X RAY STUOY# BONE DISEASEt MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
_.tONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
QOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PAOXY FICHE NO----F070/605015/F06 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION N,3--AP0140640
UNC L A SS 14; 1 t: 0

t-2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE-SS11o;
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140640
A.BSTRACT/EXTRACT--t'U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CLINICAL X RAY ',,'ERF MIEA061.:
OF 80 PATIENTS WITH EPICONDYLITIS AGEO 26 TO 53 YR W[I'l' IJIFFE,~ENT
OF THE DISEASE. THESE STUDIES INDI(".ATED THAT THE PATHJI.Ot.'~l CAL Pkrl'.ESS
IN EIPICONDYLITIS or- THE HUMERUS IN INI TIAL PHASr.~ IS Piz[.
THE i
LOCALIZED AT THE SITE OF TRANSITION OF TENDON INTO THE soNE. TISSUE OF
THE EPICONDYLE. LATER, AS THE OTSEASE DEVELOPS, SPRI-At) A'll) P1;'4ETR.-.4r[0lN
OF THE DEGENERATIVE DYSTROPHIC ALTERATIONS Occuas T!4,E PRESENCi: OF
ASEPTIC INFLAMMATION IN THE MUSCLE 'rENDONS ATTACHED VO TH)-.. ~EPFCONO'(LEt
IN THE PERLOSTEUM, BONY TISSUEr LIGAMENTS CONNECTED rG THE CAPSULE OF
THE ELBOW JOINT, AND IN THE NERVES WHICH~ INNERVArE THE COMPONENTS ("F )'Hc~
ELBOW JOINT. WITH THE CLINICAL PROGRESSION OF THF 015EA~,Fv DAMAGE TO
NERVE FIBERS CAUSES THE CHARACTERISTIC PAIN SY'NDROKE DETCHUTED UPON
EXAMINATION OF THE PATIENT. THE EPICONOYLF- OF THE HUMERUS IS ONLY THE
POINT Ar WHICH THE PAIN IS LOCALIZED BY PROJECTION. THE CHANGES
OCCURRING !N IT ARE A SECONDARY MANIFESTATION OF THE DISEASE.
THEREFORE, THE TERM EPICONDYLITIS OF THE HUMERUS DOES NOT REFLECT THE
ESSENCE OF THE DISEASE IN ALL ITS.VARIEGATEO CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS,
IT-WOULO BE MORE CORRECT To CALL IT PERIARTHRITIS OF rHE ARTICULATIO
CUTIBI* FACILITY: KIEV INST* POSTGRADO MED.t KIEV, USSR.
'J"CLASS 1 f: (E

USSR UD C 5 U? 5
R i g a Y o 1 y t e c h n i c a 1ins ti,,-a te.,
ID YLAIND, G. YA. W,~
Riga, Latvian sov'nar oz,
"Synthesis of 2-(Hydroxyplienyl)-indandiones-1,3 and Sore Cf i -
X-roperties"
Riga, Izvestiya Akaderoii Nauk iiatviyskoy SSR, Seviya
No 2, 1970, pp249-250
2-(hydi-oxyphenyl)-indand;ore-l,j re
Abstract-. Analog- of
synthesized by demethylation of their rjethoxy clerivai;Lve- or
izijO, and
HBr in glacial acetic acid. o-OH,-I m.p. 2270, m-CjI
P-OH-I m-P-172-1740- When treated wi:th FeC13 in alcol%ol; c' s()""'r"
these compounds dimerize.

USSR UDC 536.24:538.124
ROU.Ngj~LTY_,.~L G and.KOPYLOV, Y.' F_ Minsk
"Experimental Investigation of the Heat Exchange of :Ferromagne-
tic Solids Heated in the Electromagnetic Pieldif
Kishinev, Blektronnaya Obrabotka Llaterialovt No. 3 (39), 1971,
pp, 50 -54
Abstract : The heat exchan,-5e process of ferromagnetic solids
heated in the electromagnetic field was e;,-perimentally inves-
tigated according to a shovim block.diagram on a steel plate ind
a steel nlate in contact with a capillary-porous cer--mic Plate.
The carried out a.-qwrimcnts aro described and the reoultj are
analytically discussed by reference to the hea-Un.- time curves.
It vas -found that the profile of the heat fltLx and its density
on the surfaze of the steel -olate heated by electronegnotic in-
duction and heated conductively fro.m the electroaeatin,-, element
differ considerably. The obBerved effects and re. laritiec c!:Ln
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ROMANOVSKIY, S. G., and ROPYLOV, V. F., Elektrowiaya Obxabotka &=~terialov,
No 3 (39)9 1971, PP 50-54
be exulained somehow on the basis, of the theory Of elastic,
Thei 71
pietic solids. r T,
heat, and electric phenomena in ferroma.-
sical source may be foovind ia t-he of--19ect of on t1le
b--havior of s-electrons rahich determine the electronic Dart of
tic heat transfer. At low temperatures, it can be a-q-
ferromagneu t,
tici-oated that the heat resistance is deDendein'j on the seatte-
ring not o-nly of s-electrons on phonoas, but also on elementary
44 -is. Three illustr.,
excitations of the system of internal d-electro.
5 formulas, .1 biblio. refs.

UDC 15.37.P,,,6t'-r,37-.~.1'.-331-l;37-1-5351
USSR
t"Thermodynamic Relations in the Neighborlio.od of Phase Transition in rerro-
electrics, and Ferrosemiconductors"
Uch. zap. Latv. un-t (Scientific Notes of Latvia Univerrilty), 1971, 147,
pp 117-127 (from RZh-Fizika, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract 110 IYE321A by au:Ch_(>~)
Translation: The article considers thernod3,namic relations oi- the Pippard
type in the case of ferroelectrics and ferrosemiconductors. Relations are pre-
sented for both a configm-ational subsystem and the system as a whole.
Pippard relations are also analyzed in the case of diffuse ferroelectric phase
transitions.

112 019 UNC LASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--ALTERNATION OF POLARITY AND DIELECTRIC HYSTERESIS IN THE VICINITY
OF EXPANDED FERROELECTRIC PHASE 'TRANSITION POINT ~U_
_.'...AUTHC_R-f02)-ROLOVv S.N.t ROMANOVSKlYr ToB.-
OF INFO--USSR
PSR ZINATo AKAD, VESTIS FIZe TEHN* SER, (USSR), NO* 2, P,
~4-491 1970
DATE PUBLISHED -------- 10
-.SUBJECT AREAS--PHYS[CS
T2~GPIC TAGS--HYSTERESIS LOOP, FERROELECTRIC PROPERTY-t GIELECTR[C PROPERTY,
~MATHEMATIC MODEL
CONTROL 4ARKfNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF[ED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1726 STEP NO--UR/037.L/70i'OOO/O(j2/00141'C)019
.-CIRC ACCESSION t4O--AP0136967
UNGLASSIFIE0

Z12 OL9 UNCL ASS If I rl-O PROCESSING 0ATf:---040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL36967
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-W) GP-O- ABSTRACT. AN ATTEMPT IS M&DE TO FIND AN,
ANALYTIC SHAPE FOR THE HYSTERESIS LOOP WITHIN THE LIM[rS OF KANZIG's
MODEL. THE OBTAINED EXPRESSIONS ENABLE CALCULATING TH.5 ME14N VOLUME OF
KANZIG,'S REGIONS AND THE COERCIVE FIELD VALUE. THE Riz.3ULTS Ap'E COMPARED
WITH EXPERIMENTAL DATA.
UNCLASS I F IltD

MIMI WN
...............
USSR UDD 621.316.7;?2.1(088.8)
-PERELIS, V.qoft'~~14~ V.I.
USerles Type Voltage Regulator'
USSR Author's Certificate No 261475, riled 11 July 68, published 22 ME13' 70 (from
;Rzb--slektronika I yeye primenaniye, No 12, December 1970, hostrubt No 12B552P)
Translationi A circuit is proposed for a d-c voltsge regulgtor with a series regulator
transistor and a d-c amplifier, In which with.the object of incrueeing the stabilization
factor, the input of the d-c amplifier is connected with the basc oe the regulator
~transistor. The amplifier is fed from o stabilitron, one and of which is connected
to the output of the regulator. The stabilitran Is fed scroat) a resistor from the
input voltage of the regulator. 1 ill. S.D.

_-1/2 042 UNCLASSIFIEG PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--POSSIBLE USE OF REINFORCED THREADS AS WARPS -U-
V.I., SMELSKAYAP IoFot KASANGVAs Z.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--ILV. VY5SH. UCHEB. ZAVED., TEKHNOL. TEKST. PROM. 1970Y (I)s 55-7
-.,SOURCE
DATE P.UBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
:l,TOPIC TAGS--ADHESION STRENGTH, SYNTHETIC FIBEK9 NATURAL FIHERI WEAR
,~'_RESISTANCE, COMPOSITE MATERIALY FABRIC
--NO RESTRICTIONS
'CONTROL MAkKING
J.1-100CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-.PROXY REFL/FRAME--Z000/0792 STEP NO--LIR/0324/70/,3001001/0i)55/0057
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0124461
UNC LA S S I F I ED
'l
fil"I'll will"ill m I "Mm. 01",11-1

2/2 042 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124461
IS I G.,'4A I
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ADHESION STRENGTH
BETWEEN THE INNER THREAD CORE OF SYNTHETIC FIBERS AN!) THE OUTER 1:LAX
FIBER COVERING INCREASES WITH THE TWIST CGNST. (ALPHA) OF THE COVERING.
THE OPTIMUM ALPHA IS 2.2. SIZING THE COMPOSIVE THkt*-ADS WITH A SOLN41 OF
STARCH# CHLORAMINEP BORAX, OP-10i AND GLYCEROL IN 4ATER INCiiEASE0 SIGMA
BY 18-24PERCENT. SUCH COMPOSITE THREADS-CAN BE USED AS WARP IN WEAVING
CANVAS FOR BAGS OR TARPAULINS ON STD, LOOMS. THE WEAR RESISTANCE OF
FABRILS DEPENDS LARGELY ON SIGMA.; FACILITY.' KOSTROM9
TEKHNOL. INST.., KOSTROMAr USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
RIII~.W;0,wfSIKziyI V R., Olf
"An Integrated Circuit DiSital Voltmeter"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriia, 11o 2, March-.4-pril 19702 P:" 96-91o,
UZC ':~61.142.621
Abstract: "Ihe f~.rst parf; o:F t1hin article is a of hirtory
o,-F' steDwise ecmalizin's diL-ital voltrrwi~ars, in sibich the followiii!- -Soviet aecond
.Veneration instruinents (discrete solid zt;-,ta ecniponenta) ai-e mer-tion-ed! ana
thwir accuracies indicated; Sia Ch. 1412 511 Ch 1512 ar". S11 Ch 1513 -
C).01-5.
Slia new in-stm-ent is the Sh Ch 1312, desigm.:~d at the Vilrratof- f~~-ictory
intended for serial -oroduction. Tie idcrotransictors aru ly'?pe T, Dand
IF.5, p.-ovidiiiS an initial ace-.,iracy of 0.3,~ and the of i~~'e v e 1 r, a n tto
O.OV,6. Standard' IP-1 switch microcircuits w,,-r,- found
models tested ---howed acct:racies in order of ma~nitud.',;! worse than
those obtainable with. t*-e transistors listed. To si'Mplilfy tbe it-.3gical ra--t Of
the circuit-, a urdpolar suritc control circuit waz used writli G-.I-CibT and X7,D
tr 'istors as switches. Polarity reverzal -is accorplished by inclludinL~, a
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ROM'NCV-`KIv V 12., INOVosibirski Avtometriya, I~o 2, pp
supplementary base source, simPlifying the measiirinzr swilx--h contral circu-' t
but complicatin,-- the decoder. The control circuit is inside o--:* solid
Z
C-nte germanium microcircuits, w?,ich have low c
t- ost and zxii avaj.lable in
uantAty. '--ie stages include a shift register, code regii.~s"er, ante inverse
q
code decoder, mez~.ory d-rcuit and decoder.
The ma4or di"iculties we-e encounered irx
due to t*;,e ,:evere deniand on the zero uid".. in 3~'-Jrticulz'r, avalia":)le
1-2222 balance sta;-es have far too low a rezi6tarice
- for t:-L'Ii pur
prob'O.' -"3
W, --O-Vk~u 07 UZ313r.;7 11
wish t-c- PZ-222 circuit. rai:;~~I~-xii,- 11nip. haz a
'.~.vity on "he order of 100 microvolts :-~d a reepon.
'a.; t ';e LII-C~ riot movs-,
'Ilan DO* mic-c-~ecc-rldls fr07':' -3X V-derovolts to ~l volt. cirrent i6
-0 arlphereS. It IS -DRC~~X~W J.
'ad Sopm-ate-l-'), aj--d 's'll-'eldeci I~Jtlk
dimenslons of 93 x 67 x 15 millimeterG.
he insIrumert is made without a housin,;;, with diriension.,,i not ovor
200 x 120 235 millimeterG and a weiLht. not greater th,,.n'-~ 5
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UX 539-171-12
IONGAL-11, IT., GIU.:dMM-;E GIA, B. S., GUI.W'Ov, 1. R., PJACREV""" Z' F., OMAR, M. R.
and Ye. A.
"Foliarization of Protons as a Ranction of Emrgy during Elastic Scattering in
Moscov, Izv-est'iya Akademii N'auk SSSSR -- Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol XXXV, NO 8,
1971, pp J-695-16,q6
,,bG,,raCt.- r-~-a xte
~ LI - authoz-3 u~,:-,d th-. d c -able - scattering mi~thod to mgsure the e. nt
,jrj,j 0-' 7Dr,','-,0!j3 dUrjn,.~ Q].ZL JC
to VlhiC~h r, t Scr- 24yg r-ereads on
I in
c.,irried out -.'Or en2rjias --:,n-inE; fro
t.) m 5-9 to
6.5 =M' c- volts for C,)I-j zip.:I 12-V anr
_~lu of scattering. While measur-
iner th" of an (mergy durini? clastic scattering, they
aluo it- "~r tll-- ca,--o of Inal-astic zmattering of protons in 24Mg vith
an o~-" 1.')7 al-uct.ron volts, borroiring sonre nacded data
fron -polarization of protons varied considerably
as a ftrz'--t"~:n n-I in both trp.,va of ncattering. ne
a"thor.- t'"= t~lair reowlt's are norely prelirairary. Thay are planning
further to obtain srectroacouic informmtion and data on the
Iarjliam by vhic~a polarizatiozi iz; initir-t-od.
89

J. 017 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSliNG DATE--23')CT70
TITLE--ENERGY DISTRIBUTION OF ALPHA PARTICLES FROM THE P PLUS PRIMEll B
YIELDS 3 ALPHA REACTION -U-
'AUTHOR-(05)-KOMAROVi V.V.t POPOVAP
-Z.F.v SALMANs KH.
COUNTRY OF,jNFO--USSR
SOURCE-- I ZV* AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SG*R.
,,,.-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT
A.M-.# ROMANOVSKlYt YE-A.r KALACHEVA,
FIZ. 1970, 34(tlp' 64-6
AREAS--PHYSICSt NUCLEAR SCIENCE 4ND TECHNOLOGY
TAGS--ENERGY SPECTRUM, ALPHA
-ISOTOPEs CARBON ISOTOPE, EXCITED
SPECTRUMr PROTOU BOM6490MENT, BORGI%
N'UCLEUSo CALCULATM
:;:~COINTROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
-~DOCUMENT IFIED
CLASS--UNCLASSt
".-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0207 STEP '40--U.Rt0048/70/03~/OOL/0034/0033
ACCESSION ND--AP0105283
UNCLASSIFIED.
Ins.

2/2 017 UNCL ASS I FrED PROCESSING DATE-230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0105283 '
ABSTkACTIEXTRACT--(U) (;P-0- A3STRACT~ THE (.ALCN- IS DEMONsTRATED OF THE
WIDTH OF A 2 PARTICLE ALPHA ALPHA RES'3NANCE (L PRIMFP1 EQUALS
2POSITIVE), APPEARING li"I THE ENERGY DISTRIBUTli1115 OF THE ALPHA PARTJCLES
IN THE REACTION P PLUS PRIMEll B YIELDS 3 ALPHA WHICH OrCURS TAR~~UGH THE
STATES I MINUS ANO 0 POSITIVE OF THE PR[ME12 C NUCLEUS IE-EQUALS 17.23
AND 17.77 MEV). THE CALCO. VALUES AGREE VERY WELL WITH THE EXPTL- DATA
OBTAINEG FROM THE EXPTS. WITH THE ENERGY OF THE INCIDENT P I.T ANG Z.0
MEV, RESP.
UNCLAssrFrEa

USSR UDC: 51:155.001.57:001
YJL. M.. STEPAIIOVA, N. V., CHFRNAVSKIY, D. S.
"What is Mathematical Biophysics. (Kinetic Models in Bioplnysics)"
Chto takoye matematicheskaya biofizika. (Kineticheskive modeli v biofftike)
7-cf.English above), Moscow, "Prosveshchenlye", 1971, 136 pp, ill. 23 k.
(from RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, NOV 71, Abstract No 1117864 K)
Translation: The book popularizes problems of mathematical modeling of
biological processes. Principal attention is devoted to modeling of peri-
odic processes in various biological systems -- This is the ao-called "bio-
logical clocy" problem. Some examples of oscillatory systems are considered:
oscillations in the dimensions of colonies of cells and cellvlar nuclei,
intensity of phot
-osynthesis and population of tw coexisting speciez.
The method of the modern theory of oscillations is used as the method of
study for these examples. The first chapter is devoted to presentation of
kine-tic governing principles in biology. The second chmpter outli-nes modern
mathematical methods cf studying dynamic systems: the phaze 'pattern metInod

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J WNWIOVSKIY, Yu. M. et al Chto takove r-atematicheskaya blofizike. (Kine-
ticheskiye modeli v biofizike), Moscow~ 1971
and the method of slowly changing amplitudes. The third chapter is devoted
to construction and study of a model of growth of a colony of microorganisms
and use of the results of modeling in biological irdustry, The fourth and
final chapter deals with a complex of problems related to periodic processes
in various kinetic systems. It is noted that this bock will be of use to
teachers of physics, biology, chemistry and mathernatics, and also in biology
circles for pupils. V. Mikheyev.

112 023 UNCLASSIFIED Pi'~GCESS [MG DA T E-- 1 3NJV7 0
TITLE--QN MUTUAL SYNNCHRONIL4TION IN A CHAIN' 0 COUI)I.E.9 AuTo ISCILLATO,~S
-U
AUTHOR- (02)-POLYAKOVA, M.S. ROMANPYslqyt~ Y,m.
COVNTRY OF li'qFO--USSR
.:-SOURCE--FIFTH INTERNATIONAL CONPERENCE ON NONILINEAR OSCILLATIONS,
iAUGUST 25TH--S--PTE?4B;:lR 5Tiit l9e_~9. ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS, 6
I - 19 9f 267
::,-.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--~_-LECTRONICS AIND ELECTRICAL ENGR#
TAGS--OSCILLATOR THEORY* COUPLING CIRCUIT, 14ATHE~MATIC MCIDEL,
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UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 519.1
909-01U.CZ ,_ZbiQniew
"Characterizations of Sets and Their Application to the Theory
of Graphs"
Pr. nauk. Inst. matem. i fiz. teor PWr. (Scientific Works.
Institute of Theoretical MathematiL and Physics), 1972 ' 6,
PP 3-11 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 73, abstract No 3-VS03
by the author)
Translation: Let X and T be two arbitrary sets. We shall
understand partial characterization of set X and T to mean
a function of one variable f:Df-PIA, where Df(::X is its region
of definition. We shall call a partial characterization com-
plete if its region of definition is the entire set X. In
addition we shall say that a partial characterization f
reaches the set S C T if S C f Of) .Let F be a set of partial
characterizations of set X. We shall say that the partial
characterization g is generated by F if for each finite su',',,)set
Y C Dg there exists a partial characterization f E F whose region
1/2

USSR
ROMANOWICZ, Zbigniew, Pr. nauk. Inst. matem. i fiz. teor. PWr.,
1972, 6, pp 3-11
contains Y, and which coincides with g on set Y. The paper
explains when the set of partial characteril"ations satisfying
conditions (2) and (3) generates a complete characterization
which reaches set S.
This proposition is then used to prove a number of theorems
on infinite graphs.

USSR UDC 669.24/.25.053.4.094
SPITCHENKO, V. S., KARAMULLIN, S. A., TSEFT, A. L. , ROWNTY[Al Yu. P.
"Principles of Sulfuric Acid Leaching of Oxidized Nickel Ores"
Nauch. tr. Kazaklisk. Politekhn. In-t. (Scientific Works of Kazaki, Polytechni-
cal Institute), Alma-Ata, 1971, pp 521-525, (Translate-d fro~m lZeferativnyy
Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No S, 1972, Abstract No S C392 by G. Syodtseva).
Translation: Ni- and Co-containing minerals, a-kerolite, ,I- kerolitc,
nontronite, and psilomelane were taken for investigation. The consumption of
acid was significantly greater than the required quantity for dissolution of
all acid-soluble components in the mineral. The di.-solullion of Ni and Co from
the ore and its component minerals occurs in the hinetic area. The similarity
of the "apparent" activation energies of dissolution of Ni fron the ore
(14,460 cal/mol) and a-kerolite (14,300 cal/mol) and Co from the ore
t'12,820 cal/mol) and psilomelane (13,120 cal/mol) confivni the restAlts of
mineralogical studies, which indicated that the basic mincral. contiining Ni
in the ore is 0-kerolite, while ibe basiic. mineral containing Co is psilomelane,
Three figures, 4 biblio. -references.

Nitrogen Compounds
USSR UDC 543,253
SUDNM., M. V., and ROMMaV, M. F.
"Polarographic Investigation of Stabilized Imino Acid Radicals"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Xhiznii, vol 42(io4), vyp 4, W12, PP 743-746
Abstract: Th6 stabilized imino acid (I-IV) Vere investigated polarographical-ly
using a mercury calomel electrode. New data were accumuLated on the change in
response of the imido acid to solvents -- 20% and 90% methanol, benz,.-2ne-rnethanol,
and dimethy1formamide (DW) -- and other environmental conditions, and of sub-
stitution (-Off, -C1, and 0) in the ring. The value of El/2 increased in the
above order of solvents from about 0.25 for 20% ethanol tb 1.25 for U-7. The
value of -E1/2 decreased in the order 1, 11, 111, IV. 'The reduction of the imino
acid radIcal proceeds with the transfer of one electron.

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TITLE--EFFECT OF IONIZING KADIATION ON.C PRIMEL4 AMINO ACIUS
INTO NUCLEAR PROTEINS AND ONP OF RAT TISSUE CELLS -0-
AUTHOR-(03)-NIKGLSKIY* A.V.t BLOKHINAP V.D.t ROMANTSEVv YE.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'-SOUR%'.E--VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOY KHIMIIv 1970# VOL
..-:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI.ENCES
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ABSTKACTIEXTKACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTa, C PRIME14 AMINO ACIDS
INCORPORATION IN VITRO INTO TOTAL NUCLEAR PROTEINS AND DNP OF Llv~Rl
SPLEEN 4ND THYmus OF RATS IRRADIATED AT A DOSE 1000 R HAS dEEN STUOIED.
PROTEIN SYNTHETIZING SYSTEM OF ONP WAS T14E NUCLEAA RESIDUE WHICH DID NOT
CONTAIN GLOBULINS. I AND 24 HOURS AFTER THE IRRADIATION THE P.RONOUNCED
INHIBITION OF C PRIME14 AMINO ACIDS INCORPORATION INTC NUCLEI AN'D DNP OF
THYMUS CELLS WAS NOTED. 24 H AFTER THE IRRADIATION THE SAmE PICTURE
TOOK PLACE IN THE SPLEEN. ON THE OTHEA HAND I H 4FTER THE IRRADIATION
EITHER THE STIMULATION OR THE INHIBITION DEPENDING UPON THE SEASON WAS
SHOWN. IN THE LIVER AT ALL TIME INTERVALS STODIED SOME ACTIVATION IN
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USSR
ROYAMEV, YE., Professor
-"Radiation Biochemisfry and Medicine"
14socou, 11aditsinskaya Gazeta# 28 Apr 729 P 3
Abstractt The role of biochemical procooses In thek offects of radiation on
eel-Is ia discussed. Particular emphasi3 is placed on current ki2owledge
about radiation damage to DVA molecules in conjunction with restorative
enzyme systems and the possibility that radlotoxins form as a secondary
effect of radiation. It Is noted that ionizing radiation causits changes
In the genetic apparittus of the cells and contributes to spontaneous and
natural mutation resvonsible for the evolutionary piocesi, Oat) of the primary
tasks for radiation biachemistry is deciphering the change in the substrate
of the hereditaxy appaxatus, The atimulating effect of rad.iatlon on enzyme
activity is explained. The biochemical mechanisms of remote effocts of
ionizing radiation, which ax-a divided Into intunescent and rionint.lLnev;cent
forms are discussed, It is bolieved. that thaso am cuaeed by a chan-go In or
loss of the nitrogen tcsits of DVAp which causes a change tn th* p Iri I
yr id no
bases. It is mentioned that varipu* effacts Cali be producod by -aming diffexnt
doses of r~Alatlon,

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--Asp
SEV, Ye., Professor
ROMANT
"Radioprotectors and Radiosensitizers"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Gazeta, 26 Jun 70, P 3
Translation: Protecting the organism from the effect of ioni;;in,~ radiation by
the use of various chemical compounds is one of the most promising areas of
modern radiobiology. The danger of the whole organism being affected.by largo
doses of radiation arises rarely. Local irradiation by x-rays or gar;~-i:ays 01%
parts of the body, including also healthy tissues, in the course of x-ray therapy
-of malignant neoplasms, is much more frequent.
urious of feat of ion' zing :radiation by
Is it possible to lesson the inj A
administering certain chemical compounds to tho organism priut* to imulationli
It was discovered about 30 years ago that thiourea, Vor ezir-ple, is
capable of preventing to a significant extent inactivation of certain enzymes due
to the effect of x-rays. Later it was established that the a:Lizo acid cysteilie,
if administered intraperitoneally prior to irradiation, is capable of proventing
death of animals, while all control rats died. Aminothiol, a derivative of

USSR
ROMMSEV, Ye., Vieditsinskaya Gateta.%26 Jun 70, P 3
~_:-cysteine, has an even more marked radioprotective effect.
From that time or-, there has been an intensive search for n%r radio-
protectors, By 1965, more than 3,000 chemical compounds had been tested for
possible radioprotective action. Acute shortage of oxygen in the air before
irradiation also ensured radiochemical protection.
All radioprotectors can be conditionally divided into two largo groups:
the ones administered once, which have a radioprotective effect if given once
20-30 minutes before irradiation (anliiothiol3, certain amino acids, cyanogenotic
substances, and so on) and the so-called continuous-action types (vortain vita-
mins and hormonea), whioh require multiple &dminlatratlons pr;Lor to irradiation,
and-under the condition that sublethal d9ses of ionizing radiation are used. A
comoination of various preparations offers thebest protection.
The search for more effective radioprotectors is complica-11.0d. by the
fact that many of them are effective only in subtoxic doses. however, st--3veral
2/5

i F_
USSR
RO,,WMEV, iieditsinskaya Gazeta, 205 Jun 70, p
methods exist-that nake it posGibia to reduce the twdcity of
in many radiobiological centers the search goes on for radiorjroto,::torswit~ a IOW
toxicity and a prolonged effect.
What is the mechanism of chemical protection frona the affects of ionizi-16
radiation in the =a=alian organism7
The most 'widesuroad notion is that of the biocacmical nne7han4sn 0."
action of raaioprotectors. Up to the xomont of opLimu:-,I radioproteci*.ive action
after administration, the radiosensitivity of several biochomical processes keeps
teS-,jO.-ary X
increasing. The andnothiols affer.~t these processes by fornIrAL,
disulfide bonds between ther. and the specific enzyne syStems. Ino enzyaatic
activity of' certain processes 4s slowed dowrn, and the active of tne
j.
enzymes are te=orarily blocked and thereby protected from tho efi%.-_-t of oxidizinL;
-radicals and radiotoxins formed in the course of irradiation. in 1.5-2 hours, tile
enzY tic activity of the blocked enzymes is co.Vletely reestu~)Iisbed.
In this Tinnor, the radiosen3ltivlty of the cell can 1,L. in thil
direction of ra-I io rosi stance. From this it follows that with tho heilp of choniical

USSR
-;iitsL- Gazeta, 26 Jun 70, P 3
ROMANTSEV, Ye., Xe ska 0
Ya
compounds. the calls can also be made more sensitive to radiation. A posizlive
--c . f
solution of this problem can have quite a inTortant pract, iaal signi fica.1 e I
compounds could be found that would increase Ahe sensitivity of a cer cells to
ionizin7 radiation, this would make the fight against maligNant -,eoplasms a great
deal easier.
in recent years radiosensitizers have been discovupei, compoij.-.d:; wio3o
administration to animals prior to irradiation incroases seraitivity Lo radiation.
Radiosonsitizors can be of interest not only to oncologist5,,but ali~o to special-
ists studying the problems of radiation sterilization of modical aquipmont,
prcduats, an.4 so on. If it were possible to find radiosans:ltizcr.'~ ~-uitable for
this task, then the high doses of radiation could be lowered.
_,oaoacetamide can serve as an example of a radios onsit i zo r of micro-
organisms. It was found that during irradiation this chomicaA'. coapound forms
radicals which have ai. additional damaging a."Toct. A rail IQ saii ljitiz~v V li"".G
VikAsol =n penetrate tho coil, oxidize =Ier tho effect of ridiation, az,,d form
a radiotoxin which intensifies the effoct of th4 '.Onizing radiation,
4/5
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USSR
RO.NWNTSEV, Meditsinskaya Gazeta. 26 JWI 70, P 3
The mechanism of the action of radiosansitize~rs can '~~e cannected both
with more damage to the livim- cells during irradiation, an,_i wita the -weakorinzy
of regenerative processes after irradiation. Radiosensitivity wa~, achieved also by
changing the fine structure of Dl'~A and increazin3 oxygern pressure in the cells
- i utput in-
under increased pressure. I U -
n 'he latter case, the oxidizinl-. -adfcal o
creased, while the dose of irradiation remained the same, an:! Lae colls were
damaged more.
At present, dozGris oil ' I. I
radiosensitizers aro known. Ls is frcqu-a, t the
case, among 1,000 new substances tested, only a fc-a becomez! part of the pharmtl_
copeia. Among radioprotectors, such preparations are, for eitample, irercamino
hydrochloride and ascor~bato. A special approaoh, based on tne principles of
radio sensit ization, is irradiation of tuiriors under increased oVgnm pro,,iwara.
There is overy reason to hope 41.,hat in,thq near future hi~,~dy offectivo
radioproteators and radiosonsitizers can be found.
515

AP0037241' 'Ref Code: UR 0301
PRIMARY SOURCE: Voprosy Meditsinskoy Khimit. i, 1970, Vol 16,
Nr 1,
ON THE CHEMICAL STATE AND CONTENT. OF RADIOPROTECTOR IN SOM
TISSUES OF RAT AT EARLY TIME-INTERVALS AFTER CYSTAMINE
A DM IIN I STRIATION
Koshcheyenko, N. N.; Filippov 1ch, I. V.;
Institute 0i Biopilysics USSR Ministry of Health. 'Ios%low
The relative content of IMEA, cvslamine and mixed prote.ctcT xY 1 th
cellular proteins in r2` 11 vnius, spleen and liver during 3 hr, aik-,r i. p. (Ws'-17,1111e 3,11111-
nistration at a radiop1*01c,ctive dose has beer shidicd, it was estihil.',511ed i'hat (it all
time-iniervals studied on!v int-rcapto-forni of the protector ha~ 'L~u~~n found in tissues,
Cystamine and mixed disulpilides content wis less than 0.01 )iirole ptr 27-100 rii-,! o1
tissue. The coincidence of ri,,axiirial rail ioproreci ive effect and %If' A a~c~-twflitlon ii-,- th~~
tissues studied after cy-zi,11!1!11k~ W.1* n0ted. Ono and the. "jille
mechanism for of r;3di")proh!.C1N-e a,JiGll h)f MEA j-HId ~,Wbe
variolis
posiulated on the b3st, il--Mlarkv butw~%en oi MEA accurnilation
-~e r(
ti5sues ifter MEA aild i-~stamine administration. The difier~,nce between the: csults
and those irom paner f,~ Bet4 (Betz E. If.. Mewissen D. J., Li~lievr~! P., Iritern~ J. Rad.
Bioi-, l(462. 1, 231) proh--ilhk, way be explained by jho~ Nct that in the liaper of Betz
the iissues were not ~wash,,~! b(Jom- homogvnint frill,
TZ T., -7 -.2 A /I
RIV,
19 668

USSR
UDC: 681.325.3
Ye. S., BON'IMTSOV V. D., ROMSHM, V. S., TOWAL, A. Ye.
"Voltage-Code Converter"
Pribory i Sistemy Avtomatiki. Resp. Mezhved. Nauchno-Tekhm. Sb, (Automation
Devices and Systems. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific-Technical Col-
lection], No 13, 1970, pp 88-94 (Translated from Referatis,nyy Zhurnal Avto-
matika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 10,,1970, Abstract No
IOB273, by T. D.)
Translation: A dc voltage-to-binary 10-digit code converter is described.
The converter is built of semiconductor devices and operates by digit-by-
digit comparison. The principal error of the converter is not over +0.25%,
the input inpedance is 2 kohm, the speed is 2000 conversious per secolid, the
voltage measurement range is 0-10 v. The converter uses "Mir-l" potential
modules. The principal non-standard units of the converter determining its
accuracy are made of high-stabillty elements. The compensator uses a vwire-
wound resister of manganin microwire, silicon trancistors, and silicon diodes.
A potential type null-balance device with a sensitivity of 4-3 is used.
Six illustrations; two biblio. refs.

USSR UDC
BORKOVSKIY, B. A., GALUZINSKIY, G. P., KATKOV, A. F., ROMANTSOV, V. P.
Algorithmic Hybrid Systems"
8.74
Kiev, Algoritmicheskiye gibridnyye sistemy (cf. English above), "Nauk. dumka",
IM, u6 pp, 111. 68 k. (from M.-Matematika, 17o 1, Jan 73, abstract No
IV783K)
Translation: Algorithmic hybrid computer systems are systems in whicli the
method of representing the information is hybrid i. e., in continuous quan-
tities and codes and the method of solution is algorithmic. This monograph
deals with theoretical and practical questions of constructing ccmpute.r Sys-
tems made up of a digital automatonor a digital computer, and analog circuits
which model the operator of numerical integration vith regard to bound~ary con-
ditions which play the part of standard sub-programs of a special type.
63 -

G -!AN
BORKOVE -A GALUZI~ P., KATKO~-, TSOV, V. P
SKIYA
7
"Algo i c Hybrid Systems"
jr thmi
Algoritmicheskiya Gibridnye Sistemy [English Version Above], Kiev, Nauh;
Dumka Press, 1972, 116 pages (Trapsiated from Referativirt Zhurnal, No 1,
y
1973, Abstract No IV783 Y).
Translation: Algorithmic hybrid computer systems are systems in which
the method of representation of information -is hybrid, I .e. , both in
analog and digital representations, while,the method of solution is
algorit1wic. This monograph studies theoretical and practical problems
a
of the construction of computer systems consistin of a digital autaillton
or digital computer ajid analog circuits modeling the numerical integration
operator considering boundary conditions, acting as standard subroutinez
of a special t)Te-

MSR uDc: 681.332.6
PLTOOV 0. Ye. GALUZINSKIY, G. P. ,KATKOY, A. iTSOV, V. P.., Insti-
tute of Cybernetics, Academy of Sciences of the Ukrr.16%:L"
"An Analog with Automatic Data Input for Solving Systems of Differential
Equations"
Moscow, Otkrytiye, izobreteniya, prornvshlennyye obraztsy, tovarny-ye znaki,
1970,1 No 25, Soviet Patent No 278239, class 42, filed 12 May 69, published
5 Aug 70, p 137
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an analog with automatic
data input for solving systems of differential equatioas. T11_- device Cori-
tains interconnected integrating capacitors, digital controLled resistors,
an amplifier for generating null-potential points, controlle!d svitches,and
a digital automiton. As a distinguishing feature of the putent, the re-,,uired
number of digital controlled resistors is reduced by incluc1ing prediction
devices in the analog which are connected through the switches to the out-
puts of the amplifier for renerating null-potential points. The out-pifts
of the prediction devices are connected to the resistors cr,.Ltrolled from
the digital automaton and to the integrating capacitors,whi~-h are connected
through two-position switches to.the amplifier input and to a zero-potential
line.
29

uDc - 681..'332.6
PMOV, G. Ye., GATLUZINSKIY, G. p. ,ROI~WITSOV. V. P., Institute of Cyber-
netics . Academy of Sciences of the
"A Device for Solving Differential Equations With Boundary Conditions
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztzy, tovarnyye 2naki,
1970, No 25, Soviet Patent No 278241, class 42, filed 12 May 69, published
5 Aug 70, p 138
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for golving
differential eauations with boundary conditions. The unit contair,~; a
reversible point analog based on integrators and an adder. Connected to
the inputs of the analog are modules for simulating the boundary corditions
and the vector of the right-hand members of the equationr~ to be solvf_:~d-
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, accuracy is improvod by in-
eluding a differential analyzer and a boundary-condition convi~,,rter in the
device. The differential ruialyzer and converter are connevrc-d in series
in the circuit between the outputs and inputs of the revexnible~ point
analog to the mdules for silliulating the vector of the rjgbt-h;.Md mealbers
and boundary conditions respectively.

'6DC 681.3
BORKOVSKIY, B. A., VOLLERINER, A. N., KATKOV, A. F., AtTLIK,'M. N., Rax!ANTSOV, Y. P.,
TYUTIN, A. A.
"Modeling Mathematical Machines with Variable Structure"
ModelirLyushchiye Matematicheskiye Mashiny S Peremennoy Strukturoy, jEnglish
Version Above], Kiev, Nauk. Dumka Press, 1970, 248 pages, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No'S, 1971, Abstract No. 5Y602 K, unsigned)
Translation: Results are presented from theoretical stWies of models with
variable structure, designed for modaling of mathematical operations, systems
of finite equations and linear differential equations. Signiftcant Ittention
is given to methods of studying models with variable stru~,turo and recomimenda-
tions are given for their enginaering planning. 'I'he book is designed for
engineers, scientific workers and graduate students interested in electronic
modeling.

t 'lei Radiobiology
USSR
KOSF1CtT=-N:KO, N. N., FILIPPOVIC11, 1. V., and ;~Q),*M.A.-NTSOV, YE. F.,
Institute of Biophysics, Ministry of Health UO s, MSCOW
"Chemical State and Content of the P-qdioprotec-ttir in Some _R%at Tissues
in Early Periods After Intraperitioneal Administratiori of Cystamine"
Moscow, Voprosy Yleditsinskoy Khimii, Vol '16, No 11, Jan/Fab 70, pp
69-72
tissue homo-retiates
Abstract: Spectrophotometric determinations o~
indicated that cystamine, after intraperitoneal administration to
rats in a dose o4
75 mg/kg, accumulated in the tdymus, spleen, and
liver in the form of beta-mercaptoethylamine, while unchanged cyst-
a-mine and mixed disuLfides of the radioprotcetor with proteini; were
absent. The maximum content of beta-mercaptoetiiylmmina in tissu(!~-
was observed 15-30 min after advainistration ot i,e., during
the period of the maximum radioprotective effect. E. if. Betz et al
(Int. J. Radiat. giol. 4, 231, 1962) used a polarographic method of
datemination, and found a maximum content of radiop-otector in
tissues 2 min. after administration of 6yetamine, but their results
were presumably due to the fact that the organs removed from the abdo-
minal cavity were not washed before homogenization.

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U
NCLASSI 1).

UNCL ASS IF ED OROCESSINV-) DATE--13NOV70
(;TRC ACCESSION ;40--AP0132274
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tUl Gf;-O- ABSTRACT. THE SAMPLE '(0.2 tALI, IS 3131LED FOR
15 MIN- WITH 4.6 ML 83PERCENT H SUB2 SO SU34 ANO 0.1t i1t. OF A 5P~RCENT
SOLN. OF P U'AM-;THYLA~lItIC;B~f~ZALOL-HYOE IN t43PERCENT 11 S1,132 SU SuBet. THE
CONCN. (C) IN WT. PERCENT OF CYCL-DII-EXANOL, (1) AND CYCLOHEXANDlE (11) IS
FOUND BY USING THE RELATIONS C SU131 EQUALS 0.022' A SU6520 AND C SUB11
EQUALS 0.0062 A SUB435 MINUS 0.0041, WHi-.RF A IS THF A13~10R*BANCC- AT THE
CORRESPOND111G '4AVELENGTH IN NM. THE SENSITIVITY 15 1 T114ES 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE-3PERCENT FOR I AND 3 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE4PERCENr F9rk 11 WITH
A RELATIVE EIRROR OF PLUS OR XINUS 10PEACENT. ALIP~fATIC KETONES X'110
ALDEHYDES, PkESENT fill CONCN5. GiiEATER THAN 110 TIMES THE A.AT. OF I PLUS
Ili ALIPHATIC ALCS. HIGHEA THAN r)ROH AND THEIR ETH~iiS INTE-~FERE 41TH THE
DETN. FACILITY: GOS. INST. AZOTN. PROM- P009. ORG. SIN.y
-43scow? USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

R, I _,,V5 "4
-1/2 010 SI FtE6 PROCEStING DATE--040EC70
UNCLAS
jTL&--FURTHER GENETIC MAPPING OF. THE THYM I NE: LOCUS, OF ESCHERICHIA COLI
Kt 2-U-
-(03)-ROMANTSOVA# V.YA.v SUKHODOLETS? V.Vot MIRONOVt A*S.
/0
-- 'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SQURCE-GENETIKA 1970t 6(2)t 139-4r
:,~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~.,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
_,J_OPtC. TAGS-ESCHERICHIA GOLIt MUTAGEN? BACTERIA MUTATION, GENE, THYMINEv
BACTERIAL GENETICS
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
WOXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1137 STEP NO--UR/0473/*7~)1006/0021()131~/0147
InN NO--AP0130165

2/Z 010 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
~CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0130165
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TREATMENT OF E* COLI HFR F4 WITH
HNO SUB2 AND AMINOPTERIN YIELDED 95 THY MUTANTS. R FCOMB I NA ]'10, TUE
OF THE COUPLED THY AND CYS GENES S140WED THAT THE PROPER SEQUENCE IS
ANO NOT CYSITHEYtHIS AS HAd BEEN THouwa EARLIER. THE
THYMtNE LOCUS,WAS MAPPED BY CONJUGATIONAL:3 FACTOlt.CROSSE-S AND A 21ST
-:NEW -SITE WAS ESTA13LISHEO IN THE GeNE, FACILITY: INST. GENET.
MICROORG., MOSCOW, USSR,

USSR UDC;620.013.4
ROMANUSHKINA,_ A. YE. and MAMYLIMINA, M. V,
IlTitanium, as a Corrosion Resistant Material for Equipment for the
Production of a- and $-Dichlorohydrins of Glycerine"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 10, No 1, Jan-Feb 74, pp 39-40
Abstract: Corrosion tests in the technological media used in the prod-
uction of a- and B-dichlorohydrins of glycerine showed that titanium is
the best structural material for this equipment. Corrosion rates were
calculated on the basis of weight loss. Specimens of titanhxH equip-
ment utilized for 3-3.5 years showed practically no corrosive damage.
Specimens of titanium-aluminum-zircanium alloy containing 2-3' aluminum
and not over 3% zirconium also showed very little damage after 2.5-3
years of testing.
1/1

UNCLASS FIEOI~"
I PROCtSSINr. DATE--04DEC70
,..T-ITLE--DETERMINATION OF THE MODULUS OF eLASTICITY AT St-ATIC ELONGATION FOR
:-TEXTOLITES# FABRIC LAM!NATES -U-
,".AUTHOR--ROMANYCHEV7 A.F.
:~wCGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~-SOURCE-IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED., TEKHNOL. TEKST. PROM. 1970, (1), 134-8
~OATE-PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, PHYSICS
..'TOPIC TAGS--ELASTIC MODULUSt ELONGATIONP FAORICP LAMINATED PLASTIC, STRESS
~,,4~_RELAXATIONv STRESS ANALYSIS, MATERIAL DEF6RMATION
,C.ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
TROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/0789 STEP NO--UR/0324/7OfOOO/OOL/CI13410138
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132887
UINICLA SS I F I P D

.'.;Y2,~ 036 UNCLASst OIED PROCIMING DATE-01ME00
iCIRC ACCESSION NO-AT002887
GP-0- ABSTRACT, 'THE MOOULUS OF ELASTICITY
;,~AEPSILON) -OF CLOTli RESIN LAMINATES AT ELONGATIONS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO
_'APERCENT Dr:CREASES WITH TIME DURING THE APPLICATION ll~ STf LSS DUE M
-,:RELAXATION PROCESSES. FORMULAS WERE OBTAINEDFOR CALrG. THE
:-:.:INSTANTANEOUS EPSILON AND EPSILON AFTER A KNOWN LAPSE OF TIME WHEN
-_.~..:STRESS IS~IAPPLIED AT A KNOWN ANGLE TO THE DIRECTION QF THE CLOTH WARP,
_T
HE7FORMULAS WERE ALSO USED TO DET. THE DEFORMATION OF LA141-NAIES
TO CONST. STRESS AND THEIR STRE$S RELAXATION.
FACILITY: IVANOV. TEKST. INST. IM. FRUNZEi.EVANOVAir USSR.

1/ 2 022 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
UNCLASSIFIED
OF A COMPENSATING EMPURITY ON THE HO-40GENEITY OF 'MERCURY
DOPED GERMANIUM -U-
"AUTHOR-(04)-GUZHOVAt I.P., ROMANVCHEY AAf rHFRKASOVt A.P..,
!a,.jp.A
KHAR-10NOVSKly, YU.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
;~'.ZSQURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR# NEORG. MATfRa 1970t 6(2)1 196-200
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TAGS--GERMANIUM SINGLE CRYSTAL, SEMICONDUCTOR IMPURITYY RESISTIVITYr
PARTICLE DISTRIBUTION, MERCURY1 ANTIMONY
CONTROL MARKING--ND RESTRICTIONS
.:,,DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~"'.-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/2000 STEP NO--LJR/0363/70/006/002/0196/02'00
C[RC ACCESSION NO--AP0105074
_________UNC,l.-A S Svi-P 1 r 0-

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
C-IRC AICCESSION NO--AP0105074
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE HOMOGENEITY OF RESISTIVITY AND
TMPURITY CONCN. IN THE TRANSVERSE 'ROSS SECTION OF GE SINGLE CRYSTALS
DOPED WITH HG, PARTIALLY COMPENSATED WITH SB WITH A HG LC-VFL OF 0.087 EV
WAS INVESTIGATED. THE PRIMARY REASON FOR THE HETERfIGENEITY OF THE
RESISTIVITY IN THE TRANSVERSE CROSS SECTION OF THE CRY$TALS CONSISTS IN
NONUNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF THE S8 DUE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BOUNDARY
EFFECT. THE HG IS DISTRIBUTED UNIFORMILY IN THE TRANSVERSE CROSS Scr-TION
OF THE CRYSTALS, AND THE BOUNDARY EFFECT FOR HG AT ~ CONCN. OF SIMILAR
TO 5 TIMES 10 PRIME14-CM PRIME3 WAS NOT OBSO. THE EFFECT UP
HETEROGENEITY OF THE SB ON THE HETEROGENEITY OF THE ELEC. PROPERTIES OF
THE CRYSTALS DEPENDS ON THE DEGREE OF CONDENSATION. THE HETEROGENEITY
OF THE CRYSTALS AT A LOW TEMP, CAN INCREASE TREMENDOUSLY UUE TO THE
-F RANDOM-ACCEPTORS,
EFFECT 0 IF THE CONM OF THE LATTER IS CLOSE TO THE
CONCN. OF THE COMPENSATING IMPURITIES.,'

1/2 039 UNCLASSIPIED PROCESSING DAYE--30OCT
TITLE--LOW FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS IN A HOT CATHODE PENNING DISCHARGE
PLASMA -U-
AUTHUR-(03)-NAUMOVETS, V.G.v ROMANYUKt L.I., SLOBIODYAN, V.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-UKRAINSIKII FIZICHN11 ZFHURNALti OL* 151 MAR. 19701 P. 377-390
v
DATE-PUBLISHED ------- 70
tt
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPI'C TAGS--UISCHARGE PLASMAr LOW FREQUENCYr USCILLATIONy CATHODE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/2044 STEP NO--UR/0185/70/015/000/0377/0390
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120687

2/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120687
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF LOW
FREQUENCY (I TO 100 KHZ) OSCILLATIONS IN A HOT CATHODE PENNING DISCHAR
PLASMA, AND ANALYSIS OF THEIR INFLUENCE ON ION EXTRACTION SYSTEMS USED
WITH THIS TYPE OF DISCHARGE. I It IS,SHOWN THAT THE INSTA31LITY AkISES
DUE TO THE ONSET OF DENSITY WAVE S WHOSE AZIMUTHAL DIRECTION OF
PROPAGATION COINCIDES WITH THE DIRECTION OF PLASMA ROTATION IN CROSSED
MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC FIELDS AND WITH THE DIRECTION OF ELECTRON DRIFT
CAUSED BY A RADIAL PLASMA DENSITY GRADIENT. THREE AL114UTHAL MODES WER
OBSERVED, CORRESPONDING TO DIFFERENT MAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTHS. THE
EFFECTS OF DISCHARGE PARAMETERS (CURRENTP VOLTAGEt GAS PRESSURE, AND
MAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH) ON THE USCILLATION.FREQUENCY AND PLASMA
CHARACTERISTICS ARE DESCRIBED, FACILITY: AKAGEMIIA NAUK
RSR, INSTITUT FIZIKIw KIEV9 UKRAINIAN SSR.

t 2- 033 UNCLASSIF1W PROCESSING DATE--30OCTTO
~T-l' rLE-NATURE oF RAUIATION, DEFECTS,IN ROCHELLE SALT ANOTRIGLYCINE SULFATE
3"'~_:-ZRYSTALS -U-
~.~tj,TH.QR-02)-VIBLYY, I.F.v ROMANYUKP N.A.
.`CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
tGURCE-KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 1970, 15(21* 329-33
0 AT EP UB L I S H E 0---7 o
-SUHJELT AREAS-PHYSICS
:TOPIC TAGS-SULFATEt CRYSTAL, GLYCINE, RADIATION 0AMAGEt ABSORPTION
".~SPECTAUM# X RAY IRRACIATION
'CGMTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
rUCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1530 STEP NO--UR1007C/70/0151002/0329/0333
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-APD-1-25-1-58

212 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
ClRC, ACCLSSICN NC-AP0125158
AfiSTRACT/EXTRA(;T--[UJ GP-U- ABSTRACT. THE A6SORPTION SPECTRA UF X RAY
'IRRADIATED (SIMILAR TO 10 PRIME6 ROENTGENS) ROCHELLE SALT AND TRIGLYCINE
:SULFATE CRYSTALS AND SATD. AQ. SOLNS. (BOTH PaOTECTED AND KEPT IN 0, H,
C0. AND CH SU34 ATM.) WERE :STUDIED AT 220-1500 NM. DUE TO THE IRRADN.,
IN BOTH ROCHELLE SALT AND TRIGLYCINE SULFATE CRYSTALS, 5011E PART OF THE
MOL. DECGHPS., AND GAS IONS REACT WITH aADIOLYTIC DECOMPN. PRODUCTS.
EXPIS. CARRIED OUT ON, THE ROCHELLE SALT AND TRIGLYCJNE SULFAIrE SATO. AQ.
INDICATE THAT THE UV A35URPTION IN IRRADIATED RUCflELLE SALT AND
TRIGLYCINE SULFATE CRYSTALS HAVE TO BE CAUSED BY RADIOLY';IC DECOMPN*
~~-,,'-,.PRUDUCTS CfjNTG. THE CO GROUP. FACILITY: L!VOV. GOS. UNIV.t
USSR.

d3lS
'NOliddOSOV IVISA~J:) '3903 ND]IdS3S9V
T -,; f;:-' i
F 0 11-7 1) 0 d V. - - :) N N ) I ') S, 3V ) b I
TZI;0/1951-4ilVdA/13~9 kXOHd
all jissvI)v-I--3sII:) IN310300--,
SNOII)IeIS38 3N;--3VDIhV.4 109V03:
31VAIIS ~3SVHd,
'3-.Ng3Ngd3U gNnivH3d43I-S9VI I d of.,
S3ISAAd--SV3dV 13grons.
01-L3E 'MRZ 'OLbI NS381>13dS 'I d 0-3303S
Ao AdlNil? 3
v T-vx-n-Z4 ~v"Ko 8 1:, 1 AIGI A-80HI.IV
JL v,:l _I n
-n- S-Iviskm S 3NIU19DU ONV IIVS.3IIT%019S JO
3003 NOIIdbOSPVA-I:iS 9HJL :10 NOIIISOd 3HI -40 30'433,V3d33 9-drj'-LVId3dW3I-3-1I]I
OLIULI-31VO ~)NJSSID':)~d 0310-JISSVI:)N(i

.Ref.,Code
r- 103360d Temperitimm dependence of the position of the -sedf--
ab"tion edge of Saignette salt and toglycive sulfate crystals.
Viblp. 1. F., Roman We. N. A. (USSR). Opt. Speh~.'rosk. L970,
26L2). 307-10 (Russ).:- Inc po ition of the self-absaptioa eckge
of! Se*
tte
of samples X, Y,,-and,z. cuts Igne qalt ana.triglycine
sulfate crystals in a natural and OoWized light witb variations
in temp. over Curie poiats arm is investigated. The curve
Wk T was presented in 3 linear porti6ns.r The obsid. portion of the
X&T curve relates to temp- reg;on 2GA* and -2&4V, for Seig-
nettesalt, and35,55* forthe glycine sulfatein the phase transiiian.
The slope 6- smaller thin that of two other portions for ibe former,
and smallerorlarge~ than the edge for the latter. Thqi, mentioned
differences in temp. effect relate to the sharp'change, of a spou-
taneous polarization, and the distinctive featurts of a spQataneous
deformation of 0-c domains of these crystals. Luba Jirrovcova
t4

USSR uix: 621-385-002-54(o88.8)
RYAZANOV, V. G., ROMANYUK F., KHEYFETS, A. D. , IKOMTIKOV, Yu. N.
"A Wobbulator for Vacuum Resonators in Discriminators"
USSR Author's Certificate No 256o93, filed 10 Apr 6T, published 3 Apr 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No IU)IW P.)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a -jobbulator for vacuum
resonators in discriminators. The device contains a rotating plate located
in the face end of the resonator. To inprove reliability and simplify opera-
tion, the rotating plate is separated from the vacuum resonator by a her-
metically sealed cap, and is equipped with rotators which oj~eerate mechanically,
are transparent to radio waves, and are connected to the resonator,. ResuM6.

USSR UDC 621.-85.62'~.53621-'72.2"
DEVYATIKOV, M.N., KCSTIYENW0,A.I., PIRCGOV, YU. A.
"Investigation Cr Reflex Klystrons In Regimes Of Rectificution Arid 3iqs'~
Elektron. tekhnika. Nouchno-takhri. ab. Slektron SVCh (Electronic Technology.
Saientific-Technical Collection. Microwave Electronics), 1970, No 9, pp 86-50
(from RZ1h--Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 12, December 19110, Abstract No 12A165)
Translationt Reflex klyetrons for the 7-cm, 8-rim, and 4-i= bund wera inyautlEtited
in regimes of rectification and sifrial blue. Their sensitivity In a rectification
regime is not low~%r, and in a number of cases iv higher, than the eensitivity of
crystal rectifiers for corresponding wave banda4 Authorlo Abetruct.
Ttvl'll 11M MIT I
00 11021 WOR, Will 0111 1119H 95

USSR
I-T1 I C550 8-31.
17
~EVZITER, B. N. , Rol-wff Y.. Institute of Physics of' the Earth imeni
0. Yu. Shmidt
"A Device for Absolute Mea-gurements of the AccelertLtioxi Pue to Grevity"
floscow, Otkrytiya, 1z breteni-n
No 7, Par '12, Author's Certific*.te No 329h9,) Division (1, fil( - 'j0,
2 Jul
i84
published 9 SeP 72, p
v-:cc, for abfiolute
Translation: Unis Author's Ceriificate introduccs a de .1
neasurements olf' th- nccelcra-tiar, due to gra-,It- 2. n - C-
I - y. The deldce cci-.i ~ '
mvable reflector, a liCj:t source, a svm-itrmispa---%~mt nirror, a boriz.ontal
mirror such cis ,i i-an-cllry 1,111'ror, and syotrws for. --nth 7~,Tlli
1: -'~ m 1 j) r
of tlm~ y
improved by adding cut twtocollimator (md a mirror aof-d th~., oc'mi.-
CN P1
transporent mirror and the nowable reflectoil.
112
MIT

USSR
PETPUTIER B. N., ROMMIYUK, V. A., USSR Author's Certifjczte No 320456

USSR uDc: 621-396.677
RO
IfUsing Gunn Oscillators as the Active Elements oil an Antenna Array"
_1970
Tr. Mosk. aviats. in-ta (Works of the Moscow Aviation Institute), - C,
I io i344)
YY-D. 203, pp 81-93 (from RZh-Rad-iotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract
Translation: The author notes the advantages of G~jmn di.ades aver --ransistor-
-varactor net-vorks and avalanche diodes for use in actiue antti.-rula arrays.
Various modes of Gunn diode operation are considered; nention is made of
the advantage of resonance modes- the mode with delay of domair fcnnaticr.
and the rode with suppression of donains. It is shown haw rhe elements of
the array may be construicted by connecting the Gunn diodes in a symmetric
or asymmetric dipole and also in a slot. The parameters of suen elements
are analyzed; a method of ergineering calculation is proposed. Tne results
of an exT)erimental study are presented vhich show the corivenierice of con-
trolling the parametersv ol- the arr.ay. Thirteen. illustraticns, bibiiograrhy
of nine titles. N. S.

112 022 UN~
LLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--INFLUENCE OF DOMAIN CAPACITY 01Y THE OSCILLATION FREQUENCY OF GUNN
OSCILLATORS -U-
.'AUTHOR--ROMANYUK,, V.A.
C OUN TRY OF INFO--USSR
'-:-,SOURCE--RADIOTEKHNIKA, VOL. 259 MAR, 1970, P. 50-54
~.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--GUNN DIODE, OSCILLATOR THEORY, ELECTRONIC OSCILLATOR,
~FREQUENCY STABILITY
-.,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIUNS
_'~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1082 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118232
LIN, c S-if -'-LL

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
CTRC ACCESSION Nf.'j--AP0118232
ABSTRACT/r--XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE INFLUENICE
OF SUPPLY VOLTAGE IN A GUNN USCILLATOR ON THE DIFFERENTIAL DOMAIN
CAPACITY AND ON THE MEAN DOMAIN CAPACITY FOR A PERIOD OF USCILLATION.
IT IS SUGGESTED THAT AN EXPER.IMENTALLY OBSERVED VAR.IATION UF FREQUENCY
WITH VOLTAGE IS CASUED BY A NONLINEARITY OF THE DOMAIN CAPACITY. IF A
HIGH DEGREE OF FREQUENCY STABILITY 15 REQUIREDr A SUFFICI,--jNTLY LARGE
CAPACITORSHOULD BE CONNECTED PARALLEL TO THE GUNN DIODE.

... ........... ...... .......
UNCLASSF-FIEDi PROiCESSING DATE--04DEC70
.:1/2 009
-TITLE--FORMATION CONSTANTS FOR ANIONIC HYDROXO COMPLEMS OF SOME GROUP III
ELEMENTS -U-
.~AUTHOR-(04)-IVANOVEMINY B.N.v YEGOROV, AcNav ROMANYUKo V.L.t S[FOROVA,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
NEORG. KHIM. 1970t 15(5)t 122-~_&
~_,'DAtt PUBLISHED ------- 70
_~_SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC- TAGS--COMPLEX COMPOUND, INDIUM COMPOUND, THALLIOM COMPOUIN11), YlTRIUl
COMPOUND, YTTERBIUM COMPOUND9 LUTETIUM COMPOUNDj ERBIUM -COMPOUND
.-,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1144 STEP NO--UR/0078/70,"[-)15/!)05/1,224/1228
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136564

- ASS[ F I ED ---- - -- - --- - -- --- - --

USSR
UDC: 519. 2
ROMASHCHENK0 .."V.
"On'the Stability of Solutions of Some Systemis of Linear Differen+4al
Equations With P. Degrees of Freedom in the Case oj~ Ranc'om Parametric
Excitation
Sb. tr. Odessk. elektrotelr-bn. in-ta sy7azi (Collected Works of the Odessa
Electrical Engineering Institute of Communications), 19T1, vyp. 19, pp
122-127 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 1, Jan ~2, Abstract 111c M75)
Translation: The paper deals with problems of stability of the solutionz
of a system of -first-order linear differential- equations, where the matrix
of the coefficients of this system is periodic, random, and has values
which form a random Markov Drocess and are interchangeable by pairs. A
theorem is proved vhich is a necessary and sufficient condition for asyzmp-
totic stability with probability I of a solution of such a system of dif-
ferential equations. Author's abstract.
4

USSR UDC _59.5.754#616-o9i.8s632-93?.14
40MASHffAwJ.F. g SHCHERBAK; V. P. and VIDOI-SKIY, E. V.j Institute of
BIRoff, Academy of Sciences Kirgiz SSR
'The Action of the Bacterial Preparations Entomobacterin-3 and Dendi7obacillin
WA of the Boverine Fungus on Bedbugs"
F'runse, Izvestiya Akademii. Nauk Kirgizskoy SSR, No 3* Ylay~Jun 72, pp 63-6?
Abstracti The toxicity of the standard bacterial preparations entomobacterin-3
and dendrobacilLin to bedbugs was~studied. The bedbugs Were sprayed. under
laboratory conditions with aqueous suspensions of the preparations at con-
centrations of 0.5-2.0%. whereupon the length of time witbin which 90% of
the insects perished was determinsd. The effect produced increased with
increasing concentrations of the suspensions; it was genei-a1ly the same for
a I..% as a Z.VG suspension. The effect varied with the meason, it -vas least
pronounced in August, when the bedbugs mere: well-fed on blood, and more
pronounced in March, when the bedbugs were underfed# and September, when their
vitality was lower than in the summer, The:action of the two tacterial
preparations was slai1ar, because both belonged to the same group of spori-
farous and ca7stal-forming microorganismst ioe.y Bac, thuringiensis. The
e2Yective concentrations of boverine were in the 1-2% range and the aptimun

7_
USSR
NOMASHEVA, L. F., et al., Izvestiya Akademli Nauk X4-rgizakoy SSR, No 3,
ftw-jun 72, pp 63-67
months for its application Jan and Sept in whichkthe humidity is highest and
the physiological activity of the bedbugs Is at the lowest level, A,
higtological study was carried out on bedbugs that had been treated with
1-2% suspensions of dendrobacillin. Within 21-24 hrs after the treatment,
sporiferous and crystal-forming bacteria were present in the insect bodies.
Their greatest accumulation was in the oulter fatty tissue, in the region of
tracheae, between the malpighian bodies, and within and around the intestine.
Gradually necrosis of the tissues in which the bacteria concentrated and
destruction of the organs took place. The death of the insects after pene-
tration of the crystal-forming bacteria into their body was apparently due
to the action of bacterial toxins. On application of low doses of the bac-
terial preparations, septicemia predomoniated, while after application of
high doses septicemia almost did not have tize to develop. Entonobacterin-3
was obtained from the Agricultural Technology/Adi4inistration/ of the Kirgiz
SSRp dendrobacillin from the Problem Laboratory of Irkutsk State University
(Prof. Ye. V. Talalayev), and boverine from' 'ie
~the BioloZical h thod Laboratory
at Minsk (T. T. Bazdenkot I. T. Korol), where it was prepiLred.
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Phs-rimicology and ToxicoloL7,
USSR UDC 577.1-58.8
130m V., VC&HAYA, H. M., GROSSE, R., RAM11401V, M. M., and LUZIKOV, V.
N.) Laboratory of Bioorganic Chemistry, J4oscp.V State University imeni M. V.
Lomonnsov, ~bscow
"Mechanism of the Inactivation of the Fespiratory Chain by Cobra Venom
Phospholipase"
Mloscow, Biokhimiya, V01 37, No 6, Nov/Dec 72, pp 1204-1209
Abstract: The effects of phospholipase A isolated from "he venom of the
Central Asian ccbra on the respiratory chain. of the supcinate dehydrogenase
system of submitochondrial particles and the HADII oxidave coarplex (I + III
reconstnicted from the cytochrome of c-oxidoreducta-se (I + III) and uie cyto-
chrome of c-oxidase (IV) vere studied. It was found that ulectron transfer
was disturbed mainly at the level of cytochro me c in a link. of- -the respiratory
chain common to the 14ADII and succinate oxidase systems.
1/1

Pribory i Sistemy Avtomatiki. Resp. Mezhved. Nauchno-Teklia. Sb. [Automaticrn
Devices and Systems. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific-Technical Col-
lection], No 13, 1970, pp 88-94 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avto-
matika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 10, 1970, Abstract No
1OB273, by T. D.)
Translation: A dc voltage-to-binary 10-digit code conver-ter is described,
The converter is built of semiconductor devices and operates by digit-by-
digit comparison. The principal error of the converter ia not over�0.25%,
the input inpedance is 2 kohm, the speed is 2000 conversions per second, the
voltage measurement range is 0-10 v. The converter uses "Ifir-l" potential
modules. The principal non-standard units ~of the converter determining its
accuracy are made of high-stability elements. The compensator uses a wire-
wound resister of manganin microwire, silicon transistors, and silicon diodes.
A potential type null-balance device with a sensitivity a.f +3 mv is used.
Six-illustrations; two biblio. refs.
1/1

Acc. Nr: 06102639"' Ref. Code: UR
PRLMARTSOURM, Vrachebnoye Delo, 1970, Nr .3 pp 42o-mai
POSTRADIOIODINE IJYPOTHYgEOIDISM
A. P. S[gpggenkq and ff. V, md~~1!(Kiev)
A-
The characteristic of hypothyreosis developing In 50 patients or the 1000 treated
Nvith -1-131 for thyrotoxicosis are reported. Dosage of 1-111 was 2-30 MCu. In 26 hypo-
thyreosis developed within the fi.
-st year of treatment, in the rest within 3-5 years. Both
sexes.suffered equally. The incidence was most frequent in the fourth decade but did not
substanUally- depend on the dose. The incidence of hypothyreosis was more frequent
'n 3~icn(s with a short history of thyrolaxicasts not previously treated with antithyroid
d __ ~Lmte development of hypothyreo313 may be explained by gradual, slow rch
rgs 1clion'
the,
ter size.
got
REEL/FRAME
19860653

urganometa.Liic. compounas,
USSR UDC 547.525.2'021'245:542.957.2
ODABASHYAN, G. V., ROMASMU11-1. V.- and PASHCHENKO, L. Ye.
"A Study of the Reaction of p-Dibromodimagnesiumbenzene with Fluarcalkyl-
(Aryl)chlorosilance"
'himii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 1971, lip 2,454-2,457
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey k
Abstract: Although the bifurictional Grignard reagents have become widely used
in the synthesis of various organosilicon compounds, very little information
has been published on their possible use in obtaining organofluorosilicone
moncx3ers.
in this connection, the reactions of p-dibromedimagnesiuiiil)enzp-n.2 with certain
alkyl(aryl)cJilorosilanes, containing 3,3,3-trifluoropropyl and =-trifluoro-
methylphenyl radicals, were studied, especially as regards the effect oi
various uubstitutions for the silicon atom In Clio chloroi~ilsnc. Also iiwtisti-
gated was the optimal ratio of p-dibromobenzene and magni2sium and t,be reaction
time for assuring high yield of p-dibromodimagnesiumbenzene.
Thirteet., monomers were produced with yields ranging up to 50%. Physical data
are given for these, along witki details of laboratory pvrxedurei~.

1/2 032 UNCLASSI FI Eb PROCESSING DAYE--090CTTO
41-ITLE-THERMUDYNAMICS OF- IODIDES OF GERMANIUM HYDRIDE -U-
.~AUfH0R-(03)-RUMASKKQ, 8-V.v ANTUNOV9 A.A., MASLOV, P.G.
GUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
-3-SUURCE-ZH. FIZ. KHV4. 1970, 41it3), 828-9
IM TE PUBLISHED----70
_SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
~.-.TPPIC. TAG S-THLRIMODYNAMIC SIODIDE, GEkMANIUM COMPOUND, HYDRIDE-11
PROPERTY
.'ZONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
AMCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
_:RROXY REEL/FPAME--199310291 STEP NU--UR/007o/ii)/O,'44/L)03/0~J28/0829
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0113221
U N C L A S S I F I E D

212 032 UNCL ASS IF I EV P.R%OCESSING DATE--090CT70
~Cl RC ACCESSION,W-AP0113221
.A65TRACT/EXTA.ACT--(U) GP-0- AS S TRAC Ti.iER11010DYNAMIC PRUPEkTIES ul iF M A N Y
T
JU JIDES OF GE HYD.RIDE OF TYPE GEA S.Uli4r GEX SUa3 Y, GJEX suaz Y Suaz'
SU8Z Yt GEXYZ (^vt Y, L EQUAL Ht D, Tr 1) AS FUNCTION OF ABS. FEMP.
A%,i) PRESSURE CAN BE CALCO. FROM FORMULAS DERIVED 3Y THEIMETHUb REPORTED
EARLIER (CA 64: 16115F; 66: 104o7%17). FORMULAS ARI* GIVEN. fHEY ARE
VALID AT 250-1500DEGREESK (250-lbOODEGREESK FOR C SUBPDEGREE's) AT ANY
-PRESSURE9 WITH AN ACCURALY OF 0.1-1.0PERCENT (0.2-2.OPERGENT. FLIR C
SUBPDEGRF-ES). IN OkDI=R TO USE THESE FORMULAS, IT 1:5 NECESSARY TO KNOW
THE MULD. WT., LENGTH OF BONDS AND ANGLES BETWEEN *rHEM, Ai%D SYM,4t:T;ZY
N THESE FOAMULAS
VALUES FOR EACH MUL. NUMERICAL DATA FOR COEFFS. USED 1,
ARE. GIVEN.
FACILITY: LENINGRAD PEDAGUG. INST. lm. GERTSENAv
~-`LENINGRADv USSR.
7:'
UN' LA-!~~I)- - - - -

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED: PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE--THERMODYNAMICS OF GASEOUS MIXED DEUTERIUM AND TRITIUM OERIVATIVES
OF GERMANIUM HYDRIDE -U-
.AUfHL)R-(03j-RG,KASHK3i B.V.v ANTONOVY A.A., MASLOV, P~*G4
~COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
'SQUR(_E-ZH. FIZ. KHW. 1970* 44(311 827-8
_.bATE PUBL ISHE0-----70
ECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
TOPIC . TAGS--THERMODYNAMIGSt DUETERI UM j TRITIUM, GERMANIUM COMPDUND7
HY OR I UE
it~DNT?WL MAkKING--NG' RESTI~ICTICNS
XUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
IX
PROXY kEEL/FRAME--199310294 STEP NO--UR/0076/7010441003/0827/0828
tIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0113224
UNCLASSIFIED

212 026 UNCLASSIFIE0 PRI)CESSING DATE--090CT70
~ICIRC ACCESSION NU--APOIL3224
ALISTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE CALCN. METHOD AEPURTED EARLIER
(CA 64 IS TO 16715F; lbu IS TO 10467.X; 67 IS TU 57427G) WAS EMPLOYED FOR
THE CALCN. AND TABULATION OF 'THERMODYNAMIC PROPER'r[ES OF ALL PUSSIBLE D
AND T DERIVS. OF GE MYOrklUES AS FUNCTION OF TEMP. AND PRESSURE.
F&~,'IIJLAS DERIVED ARE VALID AT 25 0-15000EGREESK Ar jiNy PkESSURES, AND
ARE ACC-Ui~A~rE WITHIN 0.1-1.0PERCLNT, AND 0.1-2-PERCENT FOR C SUBP. THESE
FORMULAS CAN 6E USED ljlr,HLjUT KNUWI,',JG EITHER THE VlaRATIONALs, OR
-..~ELECTRON ANO kOTATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS, FACILITY.* LENINGRAD.
GOS. PEDAGOG. INST. IM. GERTSENAs LENIN,GRAOI USSR4,
UNC LASS I FIED

USSR
UDc: 632.432+632.451.o14.4,82
ROJIMMKOIF 0. 0. and ROGOZKIN, V. D.
"Primary Reaction of the Hypophysis-Adrenocartical Syritem to the Action of
Ionizing Radiation"
Moscow, Byalleten' eksperixentallnoy biologii i meditsiny, Ito 8, 1972, pp 23-25
4
.bstract: Dynamics of changes in hormone formation anti secretions in the
adrenal glands of rats in the initial minutes and hours after irradiation were
studied. 280 white male rats were subjected to 14 da~yop of false radiation to
accustom them to the experimental conditions. Rats ~-~re then divided into
four groups: the control group subjected only to false radiation; the second,
to a (lose of 650 roentgens; the third, to 850; the fourth, to 1000. In the
first Group, it was found that there was practically no activatioz:; of hormone
formation and secretions, indicating sufficient adaptation o-V the :,pecirnen3 to
the experimental conditions. In the other tharee groups there- was a two-phase
activation of adrenal activity observed in the first fe,.r hours after irradiation.
'The first phase of renal reactions occurred in the first five minutes, while
the level of corticosterone increased in the blood as w6" as the adrenal
gland.
Vi
- 78

USSR UbC: 669.71
PORTNOY, K. I., BABIC14, B. N., ROMANOVI C11, 1. V., R011ASliov, V. M. , Moscow
"The Growth of Particles of Hardening Phases in Processes Producing Dispersion
Hardened Alloys"
Moscow, Fizika i )3iimiya Obrabotki Materialov [The Physics and Chemistry of
Materials Processing], No 6, Nov-Dec 73, pp 99-103.
Abstract: X-ray and electron microscope methods are used to deteTmine the
mean diameter of particles of the-hardening phase in an alloy of nickel with
three vol. % hafnium dioxide during stages of 'cs production from an initial
powder mixture of oxides to a compact deformec. bar. The greatest growth of
the mean particle diameter of the hardening phase is observed during the oper-
ations of sintering and hot extrusion. The mairt reason for enlarrement of
particles in processes involved in producing the dispersiun hardened alloy is
the unevenness of the distribution, allowing direct contact between particles.
The electron microscope method is recommended for determination of the mean
diameters of hardening-phase particles in~a dispersion hardened al.:oy, since
it gives more reliable information than the x-ray method.
1/1

'Superalloys
USSR UDC 669.24'298;620.185.5
BABICII, B. N. LYUKEVICH, V. 1. LEVINSNAYA, 'i. KII. and,.4 alva"S"..
"Recrystallization of Nickel Strengthened With Thorimm Dioxide"
Moscow, 'eletallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, !Io 3, 1972,
pp 36-40
Abstract: The study deals with the recrystallization of nickel strengthened
with thorium dioxide following cold drawing and anneals of extruded metal
powder rods. The material's composition was 96.8911. Ni; 2.8U' ThO , 0.0711
2
C; 0.003Z S; 0.003% P; 0.08% Fe; 0.037% Cu. Precipitation-hardened nickel
has an extremely stable structure which explains tite preservation of a
considerable strengthening effect as a result of cold draving after high-
temperature annealing. The iiiiaterial features a wide temperature interval
between the recovery occurring at 400-600% and the recrystallization which
develops at 1200-1400*C. On recrystallization, the precipitation-hardened
nickel develops a structural inhomogeneity which is stable up to 1400*C,
-d by the pi-olillifliary
The amount of large recrystallized grains Is goveraL
deformation ratio aad annealing temperaLures. Ali Increaae in eold aeformia-
tion activates the recrystallization of nickel strengthened with Tho
2-
1/2
14

..........
USSR
BABICII, B. N., et al, Metallovedeniye itermiclieskaya obrabotka metallov,
VZo 3, 1972, pp 36-40
However, higher deformation ratios (83%) suppress the formation of large
recrystallized grains. (3 illustrations, 2 tables, 11 bibliographic
references).

USSR UDC: 621-785.,661-65
Amliovi V. M., -kIMOFLIEVA, N. I., FROLOVA, K. I., and ROMOVICH, 1. V.,
Moscow
"luteraction of Nickel With Samarium Hexaboride and Boron"
Kiev. Poroahkovaya Met&Ilurgiya, No. 9.Zep TO, pp 8o-86
Abstract: This study involved 99-7" pure c&rbor~)I nickel powder and
samarium hexaboride. The latter was obtained by the reactian 2Sn,2O3+30B-
4SmBG+3B202. Alloys of both powders were subjected to x-rV &iffraction and
microstructure analyses, microhardness measurements of phase components and
quantitative analyses of both nickel and samarium. 7nft.- interaction of
nickel vith samarium hexaboride indicates a dissociation of the latter to
form SmB4- Depending on the nickel and hexaboride ratio in -the initial
mixtures, nickel borides arp- formed, Data on thermal and x-ray
structure analyses of nickel and samariua hexaboride alloys,:given in
1/2

USSR
R(MASHOVI Ve go, et al, Foroshko-faya Metallurgiya, Ko. 9. S41P 70, pp 80-86
tables in the original article, suggest -that the melting tam.perature of
nickel boride is higher than that indicated by enxlier reseexchers. An
equilibrium diagram in the high boride d=alu of the.-NI-Sm-B %ernary system
is proposeds
2/2

1/2 oio UNCLA.SSI FiED fiROCESSING DATE--L60CT70
~TITLE-STRUCTUkAL STUOY OF RARE EARTH ELEMENT TANTALATES -U-,
~':AUT,HQR-(03)-ROMASHQV M., TIMOFEYEVA, N.Iot BUROBINAt L.N.
,,'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,.SOURCE--ILV. AKAD. NAUK SSS9t NEORG. MATER. 1970, 6(3)t 511-14
A T EPUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT, AREA S--;;CH EM I STRY
"TOPIC TAGS--RARE EARTH COMPOUNDv TANTALUM COMPOUND
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.~PAOXY REEL/FRAME-1996/0837 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/006/003i'0511/051~
9 CACCE$SION NO-AP0118013
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118013
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STRUCTURE OF TANTALATES OF THE
TYPE RTAU SUB41 R SUB3 TAO SU87t AND RTA SUB3 0 S069 OF ALL RARE EA,:~TH
METALS 41TH THE EXCEPTION OF CE, PM, AND Y, SYNTHESIZED BY HIGH TEMr.
ANNEALING AND MELTING OF MIXTS. OF THE OXIDES, WAS INVEsTIGATED. TH E
k- FR13M.
RTAQ SU84 (WHERE R EQUALS RAREEARTH ELEMENTS RANGING i N:~, TO LU, AIND
Y)- HAVE A MONOCLINIC FERGUSGNiTE TYPE STRUCTURE, rHE RTA SJ83 0 SU39
HAVE A PEROVSKITE TYPE STRUCTURE, BEING TETRAGONAL FOR CCM-.)S. kA:NGING
~FROM LA TO SMv GRTHORHIOMBIC FOR COMPOS. OF EU AND G-), AND MONOCLINIC FOR
COMPDS. OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS WITH TB TO YB. COMPUS, OF rHE R SU63
TAO:SUB7 TYPE (WHERE 4 EQUALS,RARE EARTH ELEMENTS RANGIN Fl"~OM SM TO LUs
i--.-~AND Y) HAVE A CUBIC PYROCHLORE TYPE STRUCTURE.
U I I k, LI I L L U

--- -- ---- -
UNCLASSIFIED` PROC&SSING-DATE-04DEC
015 %170
rITLE--COHERENT BREMSSTRAHLUNG IN A DIAMOND SINGLE CRYSTAL -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-GORBENKO, V.G., ZHEBROVSKIY, YU.V., KOLESNIKOV, L*Y~Jil.l
MIRD.JINICHENKO, I.[., ROMASKOi LoNe.
CDUIrTR)( OF IhFO--USSR
SOURCE-YAD. FIZ. 1970P 11(51t 1044-8
DATE PUBL ISHED---,--70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
T13PIC-TAGS--OIA.4ON0s SINGLE CRYSTALI.PHOTON
CC61TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1232 STEP NO--UR/0367/70/011/005/1044/IG4.&
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136'643-
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED P;tOCESSING 3ATE-0~~-DEC7G
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0136643
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTo QUASI MONOCHROAAYIC POLARI-I':z'
PHOTON- BEAM WAS 13STAI-MEO FROMADIAMOND SINGLE CRYSTAL AT TIHE .11CH;'R:~CV
21GEV EPSILON LINEAR ACCELERATOR. THE INTEGRAL INTENSITY OF PHOTONS
MEASURED WITH CUANTAMETERS WAS 5 TIMES 10 PRIME9 EQUIV. QUANITA i'll
1 SEC WITH THE MEAN CURRENT OF EPSILON FLUX 0t2 NUA. THE CCHERE,%'T
EFFECT WAS INVESTIGATED BY MEASURING INTEGRAL PHOTON ANO SECONDA3'!
ELECTRON INTENSITIES AS FUNCTIONS OF THE DIAMOND ORKENTIILTIOIN 14,111GLES'
RELATIVE TO THE INCIDENT EPSILON MOMENTUM, INTENS[TY AND POLARIZA77~1 -It'
SPECTRA OF THE PHOTON BEA14 ARE GIVENe THE PHOTON POLARlZATION WAS Llc'fo.
FROM THE RESULTS OF THE (GAMMAvRHO) REACTION STUDIED IN THE 1ST P1 N
RESONANCE REGION, FACILITY: FIZ.-TEKH. INST., 9HARKOV, USSIR.

li'4 022 UNCLASS IF I ED PROCESS ING 0ATE--20NOV70
TITLE--LIFE uF A QUARTlIfE CRUC13LE FOR A.12,METRIC TON INUU(.I,'ION FURNACE
_U_
At.TH0R-(C5)-KAY6ICFEVA' M.N.9 PLATaNavo Boper PLATONOVe YU.B.o BERKGVSK[Yo
9
ACPATCVSKIY# H#ls
CCUNTRY -- ----
SGURCE-L ITE INCE Pizaizvoi). 1970# (4) 346
3
OATE PUbLISHED-----7G
SU3JECT AREAS-.MATERIALSt MECH., INDS? CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
UPIC TAGs--INcucrICN FURNACEt QUARTZr THERMAL STABILITY, MAGNESIM OXIDE*
CALCIUM 6XIOE, IRON (JXIUE# ALUMINUM OXIDE* SILICON DIOXIDE
CCiqTRGL MARKLNG--,NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3004/193Z STEP NO--Ult/0128/70/000/oolt/0033/0036

2/2 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--2CNJV7C
022
CI~C ACCESSICN NO-APOi32194
A8STlKACllEXIRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TWO QUARTZITES FOR AAKING
INDUCT-ICti FUSNACE CRUCIBLES WERE COMPARED A$ To THEIA ENOURANCE,
'U HEAT RESISTANCE: DOMESTIC AND SWEDISI-ir WHOSE COMPNIS.
FRIABILIlYi AN
WERE S10 SUlj2 98-101 97.34, AL SUB2 0 SUB3 0.59,.0.95p FE SUB2 0 SUB3
0.311 0.26t CAD 0.791 0.261 MGO AINUSt 0,03o AND N SUt$2 0 (METAL OXIDES)
MINUSY 0.24, LOSS ON IGNITION 0.10t 0.46 WT. PERCENTt RESP. T H I-.
"LES MADE FRCM ThE DUMESTIC QUARTZITE WERE MORE FRIALILE AFTER
CRUCIL
HEATING FnR 2 HR AT 14500EGREES THAN THE SWEDISH CRUCIBLES# (PR03A[~L~,
BkCAUSE THE DGMESTIC QUARTZITE HAU MORE
SID SU62) , AND THE 0. WAS 2.:530
AND 2.360 G-CM PRIME3, RE51J. THE ADON. JOF 1.0-2.0PERCE-14T OF B SU~2 0
SU83 DECREASED THE 0. TO 2.4591 AND 2,330 G-CM PRIME3, RESP, THE
(AU.CIBUS WITHSTUOD 321 AND 309 MELTINGt, RESP.
A
UNCLASSIF1

U S 511
11calculatin.-T Z72e
YOSCOVI, Radiotekhni%a,
Abstrac.L-
621.3'13.5.:.
ConditIonS al Dociain
~,o 7, 197C~, pp 39-47
Ihe author s~udi,~s the effeez. of The paraqezers c-f a, ~-unn d;O'e on -,Ls
dynamic, volt pere cq%racterist-c and derives pover re-L!z Imshins fo: k,
the desiFn
Of Gunn type generators for condI.Iions of domain suppression. Tne s'A-ov,,,
that the dynxndc branch of the -Lode voltl-arrpL~re ch~Lrz:-c~er-itALc i5
the maenitude of NM .,.-here IT is donor concentration and L Is crj--~;tal thlcr'MeS3.
An anall,"-sis Of t."10 re-lat io-snip bet~,Vaen tile coefficient of t'.~ff I(: ~~(%I'xy for t"'Io en,
-1tor and the currumt rU,
e
r, )[)iy th'at IzQUIMUZI Officioncy a~.!Uoljed Lhe
-rent sun exc F-I
CW edo the ~h-esho'd 1.8 tizes. Under thest- condtiona, -,he 'oad
P-Y
resistance should be '5-30 -Li:.-,es --reater than diode resistance at JO;-j 1ro
t
The output capacity and efficiency of the generator -Jacreasi3 sigrdficantly with
I
-eased mobility. -',I'axirz~l efficiency reaches 6.15 percent at 7C,00 c
inc. =~/v see.
rhe original article has 12 figures, 12 fomiulas, and 12 bibliographic entries.

1/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF IRON 11 SALTS ON THE EXTRACTION OF COPPEk 11 WITH
TRIOCTYLAMMONIUM CHLORIDE FROM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-IOFFEr E*SH.P-SHALYGINAP YEoM.o ROMAZANOVAj I.Ip
OF INFO--USSR
:~:..SOURCE-ZH* ANAL. KHIM. 1970t 25(1)t 187-9
DATE PUBL ISHEO------70
_-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
~_JOPIC TAGS--METAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, CHLORIOEj AMMONIUM COMPOUND, IRONt
COPPER
.-CONTROL.MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
"~DOCUMENT CLASS--U.NCLASSIFEED
:_?ROXY REEL/FRAME--199611900 STEP NO--UR/0075/70/025/ODL/0187/0189
:_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118862
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIiED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118862
~ASSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CUM) EXTU., IN THE PRESENCE OF
FE(11) IN A LICL SOLN.9 WITH A SOLN* OF TRIOCTYLAIMMONIUM CHLOkIDE IN
XYLENE WAS STUDIED. THE DISTRIBUTION COEFF, E FOR CU INCREASES WITH
INCREASING FE(II) CONGN. THE LINEAR DEPENUENCE OETWEEN LOG E AND LOG
(FE) IS 1. WITH A CHLORIDE EXCESS IN THE PRESENCE OF FE(II), CUM) IS
REDUCED TO CU(I), WHICH IS READILY EXTD* -FACILITY: STATE
SCI.-.RES* DES. INST. GIPRONIKELt LENIN*GRADo USSR*.
UNCLASSIFIED

I., Z C 16 1 6~-(.' B4. . 2L ~. 7-
0RrAN'(ZAI'1Ut1 -!;-3 K1A,;FF.A6Ut: UP CO~~LHIL: FM.SICAL C.': 7W~
PUP,1L PUPULAT;0N Of VJIN~QVSKAYA 0W.A!;1'
I* b I tc I I, - 011., 4 zu I I ~t IT II t v "r-1 I r.
-~.cr ,r t1i a ~.Czz!v.=y r ~Iee~ita I c
I It it- I own i I M. S,A,-nov, rx- -
15-72, ut. It t,d 3
's-L.-'ry .0 1 nrvr:.--it -il
.bOVt "CiLrIt!"Ic mncarch M th,. at.,sj,, ~ ~-jnjmv,!. ~i the re.-to, ."I with
1 V -.1.1 n-.t' Lh. Rtt,r,~q, If orgaot--stlm Of r-',~agch ~,t the
4141! 1!.., It in -,.-ry ~-IrLio-llr!v ~0. In fl-W
hyg:otse. ft,r the W-Iiow pertaining t~ cry-,4nizativis or
I. be this -1-J'ct of jlocu~!'Iim' ond c'e. .1.1 stisay.
in the preterit report ve eiscrearkto the concrete expert-'eace gamed
In orUanIzIng Aad performInd phyalcals on the rural -pul4lii- I.
Tmhovokuyu OhInat Which are a Cont)VACIAt Of ttl& P-.OSTA=,Cf a. AF-Ciftl
study.
The ritudv van conductPil in 191C~1971 by the chair and locAl
licolth Inntftut~~on,' . It WAU baSUd oil a ~ptCI&Jjy dCV,,IQPf4 vl~tLh
dctlutid tbe ohjcLived. t-ko' ond v!Ijoetm of I-vr4tigoition. In rn.-t-1jr.
a 9,000 Verisoci ftample uf Clio riirAl fro= tu* rayons Of thi,
vbj~tot. and S4mpuxokly. cervod as tho ot.,tvct for
of the phyaltat cOneition of ac rural populativo. in accor4ancc wth th~
03,.ctivta tind tavL% of the otudy a "Card of medical and mocLal riorvey of
the rurni xi-ldejg" was dgvejoVed which to C,eo~iatoijr with tlic PT;fiesr~rs
ot both a anj !ndividual survey. It"t ar;Z.1nixotional
'ur wotk ."v b0zod oni 1) Aid of 1o'"1 Vatt:' and novIet agericitI,'
2) UtiIiCfttiC:i Of tht- eAjotlng syotu= of puultc health ap:nclcs *hd
3) active Jnvojvc~nt of ptiblic organIzations and the Iron,
CoMi,"AlLy In the stUdY.
1-u. dmi'z
v Va N-aleni n T=b-mkov Obl-ti of Cor.71ex Scc1-or%Yh;t'n1c
Igation of the 11hy.ical Condition 01 the ropulatIca of TAT:b.v.'..Y&
blast), ho.'Jow, 1910.
27

012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IBSEP70
TITLE--THE COURSE OF PERIODICAL SCHIZOPHRENIA ACCORDING TO DATA OF REMOTE
FOLLOW UP STUDIES -U-
AUTHOR-~~~~*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSRf'\
~~,SOURCE-ZHURNAL NEVROPATOLOGII I PSIKHIATRII IMENI S. S. KORSAKOVA, L970,
70, NRL3r PP 430-435
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