SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SEMENOV, P.P. - SEMENOVA, E.A.

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FRIYAARY SOURCE: FizioloRicheaki
_y Zhurtal, 1970, Vol 56,
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Nr 1, PP 3
ON THE ROLE OF ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMUS NUCLEI
IN THERMOREGULATION UNDER COOLING AND HYPOTHERMIA IN RATS
Mavstrakh Ve. V.. Z Karlov, V. S-menov P,.,P.
From the Departni. of Clinical Pathology S. M. Kirov -Postgraduate lfedical_ Institute,
LeningLad
Experiments in rats applying the method'of electrolytic lesions, histological arid
histo-chemical study of nuclei of thp anterior hypothalamus revealed their participation
in the thermoregulating reaction under cooling and hypotherraia, of uti-anaes'Utietized
animals. A comparatively weak regu!ating influence of this area upou. the prooo3ses
maintaining temperature howcostaiis and participation of the medial nucleus of the
reoptic region into this reaction during the period of hypotherwal self -restoration have
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ean established.
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PART I
DESIGN AM OPERATION OF TUE 'LUMA-17' STATION AND 'LU",GUOD-l'
chapter I
GENERAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF "UNA-17" STATION
K, S. Anisov. V. 1. Mastakov, 0, G. Ivazov, L. N. Lecn1dov, G. 4. Nikolay*v.
A. D, Dneprov, A. V- Al,~ktandrov, 2, S. Scmenov A. F Grachev, V. 1. Ko=rwo,
G. tt. Shesternov. A. V. hybakov, 11. L. Byk I. j.l-.h.v. r. P. Yk.,,.,-,
V. X. Mishkin, 14. B. ~olosov, and P. N. Noumov
l.. Design
The "Luns-171, automatic station ronsisto of two main parts: . a unified
lunding stage and an automatic Pelf-propelled vehicle. the lunokhod_
The unified landing stago,(Fig. 1) is an independent rocket unit do-
signed for making flight trajectory corrections on the earth-moon oath, put-~
*ting the station into a lunar artificial satellite orbit, and Lmpleamnting
a prelanding circumlunar orbit and a soft landii~& on the lunar surface.
The unified landing stage includes a corrtcting-brakLng cogino with a
fuel system, !~wo compartments which can be jettisoned, instrument compartments,
and a landing apparatus.
The supporting element in the landing stags assembly to the set of *ata
tanks, to which the engine, ejectahle conportments and landing apparatus ace
actached.
The main tanks tu,it consists of four sphorteal tanks for fuel joined
into A single assembly by means of hollow cylindrical construction c=.porents.
The two larger oacs are pressurized instrument compartments holding tho stn.
tion flight control aystcm. On the outside of the smaller onen there are
t4sphoric4l cylinders and tanks with cozipressed gas for air-jot mteroongineff
a: 4
Translation or Ru _1^15tutaft Monograph
Lvb:4r!*t0%1i1Y1. .1 Lune
Wr.H10iz!UTr1,,l,, sibhod,%o pros* vi June 71
roap..edltor Acaftticiatt A. P. y4noundov;
Vauka. Publishing 11ouse,' Hojeov 128 op.
JPAS 54,525,
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Chapter 7
DILTERMIM GKOMMIC DIMMICWS AND DISTRIBUTION OF CRATE1RS TRAVERSED BY
"UWMM-11 ON LUNAR SURFACE
B. 1. Carin, A. ~K. Loonovich, F. P. Pavlov, V. B. Goorgiyov. Ind P. S. Sesenov
Measurement of the angles of longitudinal CC and transverse V tilting
of the lunokhod body Ind continuous transmission of this tolemetric informs-
tion to the earth make it possible at any moment during a conmunic*tions can-
tACt to determine the slope of the lunar surface at the corresponding points
where the lunokbod is situated. in turn, measurement of the traversed path
S Ind the courne 6 of the lunokhod =kos it possible to determine the lunar
.fac a slopen an a function of the traveracd path, reduced to the trajectory
of Its,rovement, be&lrning At the time of descent from the lunar station land-
ing stage.
Investigations have demonstrated that the dirrensionn of craters .- di-
Ameter D, depth 11, Dlope steop'less V . height 11~4 ll and width t of the wall,
If one axists, as well as their position relative to the lunakhod movement
trajectory. cnn be c=p,;Ctd from the results of changes in S , oc and V with
sufficient Accuracy. For this purpose a method was developed for determining
the dimensions of craters on the'lunar surface traversed by the luaohhr.~d on
the bnslo of telametrie InfarmAtion from the sonsore registering the lunokhod
path, banking and fare-to-stc listing.
The methon has two mtWifications, geometric and analytic, the letter
making It possible to solve the problem of determining the parameters of lunar
craters with a d.-,ital coontiter and to ascertain the eharacteristiou of lunar'
relief in toxpo uithr movement.
Figure 43 show& the trajectory of lunokbod movement across a clAsa-B
crat'~r at some distcact from its center (a) and gives the results of measure-
mants of fore-to-aft tilting 4X and banking V of the lunokhod (b,c) obtained
thrckigh tcle;~k-trilc channels from aboard the lunokhod, as well an dtpiccing
(s.ilid li;ie) the longitudi".1 profila of the lunar surface, situated bonenth
the ctectmr or the lunckhod, obtained by a graphic integration of the fore-to-
aft ciltinZ alonis the tr;.v*rsed path (4):
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Translatioa Of J;UG8i813-IAngUa8Q 0000graph
Peredvlzhnn Lvb0l*~101*1y* no Lune
Lunowhod-l' Ic"'l. to press 4 June 71 Z
reap. eaitor Academiclon A. P. Vinogradovi
t1h%eka Publishing House, Moscow 128 PP. CP
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SHCIM"NOVA, S. A., DEXIMV, D. D., BALENKO, L. A. and SEMNOV R. I
Leningrad State University ixieni A. A. Zhdanov and Phyei(-.-,otrcPiWi4cMrlisiitute,
Academy of Sciences USSF, Leningrad
"TheElffect of Magnetic Fields on Escherichip- coli K-12"
Moscow, Biofizika, Vol 15, uo 4, ita/Aug 70, PP 665-669
Abstract: Dxposure of E. coli X-22 to permanent and pulsed maGnetic fields
(5,000 ce for 2 to 6 hours had no effect on reproduction of microorganisms.
Exposure to a stronger permanent field (32,000 oe for 2 hours temporarily in-
hibited bacterial reproduction on meat-peptone agar, but during the next 2
hours the number of cells in the experiment was the same r-to in controls. Two
hypotheses are advanced to account for this phenomenon: W some of the cells
died vhile the surviving "ragnetism-resistant" cells continued to nraltiply;
(ii) all of the cells survived, but some of tt-em lost their ability to divide
when transferred to a solid nutrient medium. 0,Vgen uptaXe by the ceLls in the
presence of gluccae was somewhat Impaired by 2 hours' exp(joum to magnetic fields.
The effect was most pronounced after exposure to the pulsed magmetic field.

019 UNCLASSI FLED PAOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
_:JITLE--CALCULATION OF LINE STRENGTHS FROM THE LIFETIMES OF EXCITED STATES
AUTHOR-SEMENOV, R.I.
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:~,_-SOURCE-OPT. SPEKTROSK._1970, 28(4), 630-5
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-..-:.S.UBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--EXCITED STATEt LINE INTENSITY, CALCULATION, ELECTRON
TRANSITION, OPTIC SPECTRUMt HALF-LIFE
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USSR ma 616-853-009,21~-07,616,831-073.9?
S and K003'WAI V. H., Moscow Scientific Research Inutitute
.AE-=O-
~.-h -SR
of Psychiatry, UniGtry of flealt PZ1
"A Clinical Electrooncephalographic Study of the Influence of F.,iotional Stress
on the Convulsive Tendency of Epileptics"
Moscow, Zhurnal Navro-,)atologii i Paik-hiatrii ineni S. S. Korsakoval Vol ?2,
YyP -?-, 19?2, pp 227-233
Abstracti One hundi-,ed epiloptics were sttvlted to deteLmIne the effect on
convulsive tordency of xentzml and emotivrial titzess, as a.function OIL' the
location of the enrilento-enic focus or foci. The hi!3tarles of thG pationts
- c;
included 32 of serious irffection, 30 Of trfmtu~ (11 at selvan Of
psychic traim, axid threa, of birth defects. For 28 patitints the asizurea
ware- idiopathic. Each 1:atien't, Kas studiedbatwcen thr--L, and coven timoo,
with photic and aurU- stiauletiont as well as with havirg him listen to texts
that were P-reviously determined to have emotional content. for him. Convulsivo
tendency xaz estimt-ed from visual inspection of thei x0cord, Tho results
showed that the natm~s of thc FT-,,G reaction depended on thin functional condi-
tion. of the brain and on the location of the epilept.06.enir. foc%ts, Three
groups were distinguished. In the first (37 Patients having subcortical
lesions) emotional stress was found to increase convulskvii tandoncy, while
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'%sEywPjjOv, s. F., and KAjz1TSXAYAj Y. 14., Zhurnal Havropatologii i Psikhiatril
Izeni S. S. Korsakovap Vol 72, Vyp 2, 1972# pp 227-233
mental activity as wall as light and sound stimulation at tives suppr--~~sed
it. In the second group (35 patients having cortica.1 lesiozm~ -- 16 trith
temporal, 17 with frontal or fronto-parietal and two ulth occipital locations)
a greater variety of reactions was noted. The convulsiva activity of patients
pith a temporal focus was frequently incroa-sed by all o:r the stimull u-s-ed, but
the rosponse was very varied. The, third group conf-*Asted DT 23 T--tients
"oei and uith vaal.ed clinical n anif 03-
with multiple cortical and zubcortical f
tations. These patients showed a variety of reactions w1th basic~Uly an
increase In the pathological activity*
It was concluded that the quality as well as tha intensity of
emotional factors may play a role in deter-mining seizure tendoncy.
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VERESHCHAGIN, I. F.2
"Investigation of the Perturbed Motion of a Liquid-Ftuel Jet Aircraft"
V sb. Konf. po kolebaniyam mekh. sistem. Tezisy dokl~ (Conference on Os-
cillations of Mechanical Systems. Abstracts of th!~- Reports), Kiev, "Nauk.
dumka", 1971, P 18 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 10, Oct 71, Abstract No l1OP-242)
Translation: The authors consider the notion of an aircraft which has a
cylindrical fuel tank in wtich the liquid level varies. The vehicle
undergoes small oscillations close to the proeraxmed motion. The stability
of vertical flight is analyzed. An optimum regulator is synthesized.
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USSR TJDC: 533.652/.661-013
VERESHCHAGIN, I. F., POPOVA, M. I., iTE.11 M i. 2 1
"Some Cases of Motion of an Aircraft With a Complete Internal Program"
Uch. zaD. Perm. un-t (Scientific Notes of Perm? University), 1971, 110 239,
pp 17!-181 (from RZiT-Mekhanika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No 7B342)
Translation: An aircraft is considered as a system of several connected
bodies, one of which is a platform. It is assumed that the laxs of rDtion
for all these bodies relative to the platform are knoim. Somu special
cases are cons'dcred- 1) the system consists. of a, nhell within which a
sphere rotates at a constant angular velocity, the ellipsoid of inertia of
the system being a sphere; 2) ' he vehicle is a solid of revolution within
vhich a sphere rotates. For the given cases,. integral-B are derived -which
~de:tine the rz-)tion of the vehicle about the center of mtL-,s. G. S. Aronin.
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USSR UDC 621.572.82-3
V S
VESELOV, G. 1. aq-d-SEMENO f the USSR in Miscow
~_,G, Acade y of Sciences o
"On the Theory of a Round 'Wave Guide with an Eccentrically Placed Metal
Conductor"
Moscow, Radiotek-linika i Elektronika, Vol. 15, No. 4, April 19710, pp, 815-813
TI
Abstract: he authors apply the method of partia! to derive ex ,pres-
sions for the critical conditions of a coaxial tratismission line with an
off center central conductor. in these calculations thu)r a5SUme a metal con-
ductor inside a metal screen, the space between them being filled by a Uni-
form isotropic medium. The process of derivation is as follows:
1) The longitudinal conponents of the electromagnetic field are expressed
as series in =mplete systems of electrical and magnetic scalar functtions;
these involve linear combinations of Bessel and Neumann -."Uncticns, tahing
into account the zero Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions at the sur-
-face of the central conductor, but not the,screen.
2) Apply the zero Dirichiet and Neumann conditions at the.surface of
the screen using the orthogonal relationships for exporientir.11 functions to

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VESELOV, G. I., et al, Radiotekhnika i Elektronila, Vol. 15, No. 4, April
1970, pp. 815-818
determine the desired theoretical values -in the form of infinite determillants.
3) Applying the supplementary boundary conditions in thz! plane of sym-
metry of a coordinate system centered in,the conductor, determine tile longi-
tudinal components of the electromagnetic field for eiTher an electrical wall
or a magnetic wall.
4' Combining Bessel functions and applyinc, the zero boundary con-ditt i oils
at the screen surface and in orthogonal relationships for t i_gonoI;,,Otr'Lc
r
functions, determine the critical conditions for a circtilar wave guide urith
a metal conductor displaced in the plane of the electrical or ma,,nctic wall.
All the expressions given are in the form of infinite series which
converge fairly rapidly; the authors give an example in which they calculate
the critical parameters of a circular wave guide with an eccentric internal
conductor for oscillations of the kE type (displacement of the conductor in
01
the plane of the magnetic wall) and the kE type (displace:-aent of the con-
11
ductor in the plane of the electrical wall). They found that the displace-
ment of the internal metallic conductor leads to a substantial reduction in
the critical frequency lor RIE 01 and kE 11 o5c;.illations. Ail analy!iis of tile
convergence pr3cess indicates that the relative arror of calculation in the
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VESELOV, G. I., et al, Ra-diotekilinika i Elek-tronika, Vol. 15, No. 4, April.
1970, pp. 815-818
second approximation is a few percent, and in tile third approxi-mution it
does not exceed 0.5% over a wide range of systm parameters.
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KULAKOV, S. V., LEICS, A. G., SEmpupyt S. P., and UILOYANN, G. X.
_M
"Ultrasonic Signal Frocesserff
Moscow, Otkr.,,-tiva, izobreteniya, nromyshlennyye obraztsV, tovarryye
znaki, 110. 33, 1971, P 174
Abstract: Used for processing the signals of phased antenna gratinEs
by,restoration of the wave front, this device contains a radiatin-
acoustical grating, an ultrasonic polygon, a mix1tichannel amplifier,
an indicator, and a system for computime the acoustical field ~is-
tribution. The computing system 'takes the form of a receiver ""Coll-
stical grating whooe elements are connected to the television-type
indicator, and thus simplifies the construction. and reduces its
-he Leningrad Institute of Aviation
cost. The patent is claimed by t
Instrument Construction.
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USM uDc 621.643-001.5
MMELIBERG, S. ~t YE., and BOGACHEK, YU. L., Institute of Elec-
tric Welding imeni Y-e-.O. _Pa~ton,_ Kiev
"Increasing the Impact Strength of Gas Pipe Weld Metal"
Moscow, Stroitel'stvo Truboprovodov, No 7p Jul 71, pp 23-26
Abstract: The article describes work performed at the Institute of Electric
Welding imeni Ye. 0. Paton to estimate the impact strergth level of the weld
metal of gas pipes and to dieteridne ways of increasing it. Tests of e~manded
1701S steel pipes showed that the impact strength of the welds at -400 ';'~ was
considerably less than for hot-straightened or thermally strengthened pipes.
1,ow impact strength values are observed at -40 and -600 C right after weld-
ing. Expansion causes cold deformation of the metal, which produces an
additional reduction in the inpact strength of the welds. To increase the
irpact strength of the metal of the defomed welds, a more homogeneous struc-
ture with refined grains must be obta-ined.. For expanded l7GlS steel pipes
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MMEWBERG, S. L., et al., Stroitellstvo.Trubop:rovodav, No 7, jul 71, PP
23-26
this can be done by using a special electrode wire alloyed with molybdenum
and nickel (Sv_10W or Sv_08KhN2M wire)-in conjunction vith a high-silica
flux, as well as by postheating under normalization or temper quenching con-
ditions.

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AUTHOR-- RUMYANTSEV 1 DIRECTOR SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH INSTI-
:
AL MACHINE iv,
TUTE 0 d7o ff9C i
TITLE--- THE EFFECT OF RESEARCH
-OLS n-c
NEWSPAPER--- VECHERNYAYA MOSKVA:r JANUARY 13, 197Cj P 21
ABSTRACT-- THE ARTICLE 15 A VERY BRIEF REVIEW O'~"' TKIE ACTT, T I
-UTE IS THE LEADING ORGAN12A110N 1- T ~nl
OF THE SRICM. THE INSTIl 'N L
FIELD OF MACHINE DESIGN FOR CHEMICAL INDUSTRY, 11" GUIDES T 4,E
LOGICAL FOLICIES AND COORDINATES THE EFFORTS OF OTNER T-NISTIIUT-
AND PLANTS. FOLLOUING STAFF MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE ARE
MENTIONED AS ACHIEVERS--- R, KAZAKOV S GDALIN
YU, KIPRIANOV, YE, CHMIL0. AND V. IZROV. ALL ARE MEM~ZRS OF THE
COMMUNIST PARTY.

USSR UDO 621.-M2.2
OREM,. IN, P. T., MITROFANOV,.O.V.
"ActiveElements Based Cn Chalcogenide Glasses (Short Communication)"
Elektron.telzluvii~,--. Nauch-tekhn.sb. I!ikroelektronika (-Elp-ctronic,~ Techn-)IcEy.
Scientific-.~'--ch-nicz;l --'collection. Yicroelactlronics-', 1971P No ;(20, pp 3'-~7
(from R?,h:!-:Icktron-iIL-a Lypy.!~ prj,::jen ~~Aye, No 2, Feb 72, Abutr3cl No
Translation.- 7he e,.,itchinj: part~meters are ccrisidered of bead ele:--ents baeed
on glasses with a different temperbture of softening, in the cozvosition of
L
which Ge, Se, As, Si, vnd Ga enter. V.kt-

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SIMONOV, V. D., A. FOMINYKH, M. V.
J.W
"Polarographic Determination of Tetrachloromuconic Acid Isomers"
Dokl. Neftikhim. Sektsii. Bashkir. Resp. Pravl. 11ses. Khim. O-va im. D. 1.
'Mendeleyeva, [Works of Petrochemical Section, Vashkir Republic Administration
of All-Union Chemical Society imeni d. 1. Mendeleyev], Vol 6, 1971, pp 339-345.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Mo9cow, 1972, Abstract 'No
4N694 by N. S. Ivanova).
Translation: Polarographic studies of cis-cis (1) anti trans-trans (II) isomers
of tetracbloromuconic acid in different electrolytes (0.1) n. 11C104 and 0,1
M LiCl) showed: a) I is more easily reduced than 11; b) di-ME I is ad5orbed
more easily than di-ME 11. A method is suggested for polographic analysis of
11 in the reaction mass as it is produced..
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_SCUR%'^lE--OKTOP TkAVMATUL PkJT 31(l): 66-94. 1970.
PUaLISHEii ------- 70
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:,-Ji3PIC TAGS-f-ADIATICN SILKINESS# WOUNUt DRUG TREATMENT
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ABSTRACI/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 114 A SURVEY OF SOVIET ANU FOREIGN
LITERATURE GN CLINICAL AND EXPEkIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE TREATMENT OF
WOUNDS COMBINED WITH ACUTE RAULAT10N SICKNESS9 IT 'IS CONCLUDEJ THAT MOST
SUCH hURKS PROVIDE CONVINCING PROOF THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO EXPECT AN
EFFECT FRGN USING A PRIMARY CLOSED STITCH UNDER FIELD, CONDIT IONS
EXPECIALLY IN CASES OF INJURY COMPLICATED BY RA,)IATION bURNS. UNDF.R
MODERN CCNUITIONS It IS LIKEWISE UNJUSTIFIED TG EXPECT THE RAPID HEALING
OF WOUNDS AFFEk THE USE OF A.-ITIRIOTICS. THE PROBLEM QF SURGICAL TACTICS
FUR WGUNDS ARE COMBINED RADIATION BURNS MUST BE SUBJECTED TO A DETAILED
AND CC-lvjPREl-0j'SIVE STUDY, I FACIL.ITY.: CENT. INSTa TRAUMATOL.
ORTHOPov MIN. HEALTH USSR* MOSCOW, USSR.
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AL;rHUR-(U3)-,-'lKHAYLGVA, Ni-M., SEMENOV, V.A., YAMOVSKAYA, E.M.
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