SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SPRYGINA-SLIK, S.D. - STAFEYEV, V.I.

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USSR UDC 518.9
LVISHITS, I. Min V 1. SP GIIIA-SLIK S. D.
~PPYGIIIA-
"On a Minimax Solution of One Problem:of Distrilrjutiiig Resoi~xcesvf
V sb. 'Issled. Oreratsiv. 'VYD.. 2 (fterations Researcb--collecticn of vorks.
No 2), Moscow, 1971, pp 42-57 (from Mh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 7 Ab-
stra6t No 1PV773)
TTanslation: The authors find the value of the ninimsx and. the strategy
which realizes it for the problem of d1stribution of.offem-sive and defen-
sive facilities among several sections for the case i,~here the gain of the
attacker on an indiv-idual section is proportional to the probability of
a breach in the defense on this section by at least one of the attack
facilities, and is equal to 'Ube value of the section if such a breach
becomes certain. I. Fordn.
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AP0051970
Byulleten'
Ref. Code-
PRI' MARY SOURCE:
Ek9*0erimentaj'noy Rologii i
Meditsiny, 1970, Vol Dir 3 pp 9,5~-Yj
EFFECT OF TOTAL AND SUBTOTAL THYROIDECTOMY
ON THE GROWTH OF TRANSPLANTABU, MULTIFORM
GLYOBLASTOJMA OF THE RAT CEREBELLUM
N. A. ~s
Institute of Human Morphology, Academy oflMedical Sciences of the USSR, Moscow
Investigation was madeof theeffectof athyroid and hypothyroid state of therats-teci.
pients of transplantabie multiform glyoblastorna of the cerebellurn - oil the duration of the
inrubatio6periodoldesease and on the death of the rats. The operation -,:,-as per fonied 30 days
befom the transplatation of the tumour cells, It was establishe4l that total and subtotal thy-
roidectomy induced prolongation of the incubation period and Mays tiv death of the animals.
REEL/FRAME

1 2 009 UNC LASS IF I ED ~'PROCESSING DATE-50OCT70
TITLE-SU'LFONATION REACTIONS. 72. HYDROLYSIS OF 13PLUMOBENZENESULFONIC ACIDS
~WTHOR-03)-POTAPOVA, T-I-s SPRYSKOV&.j,4A,,, KUKUSHKIN, YE.P.
OF INFO--USSR
5,;.OURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED* KHT14". K111M. TEKKNUL. 1970, 1311), 75-8
QATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-.TOPIC TAGS-SULFONATION, HYDROLYSIS* BROMINATED ORGANIC COMPOUNOV BENZENEF
SULFONIC ACIDt. ISCMER
--MARKLNG-NO RESTRICTIONS.
~,.G,GINTROL
:DOCUMENT -CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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ACCESSICN NG--AP0124452
UNCLA$,S,fFt!E0

41Z 009 UNCLASSIF.IED 'PROCESSING DATE---30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124452
IIABSTP,ACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FROM STUDUS ON IHE OEGREE OF
SULKNATION OF PH8R 8Y 50-94PERCENT,H SUB2 SO SUS4 IN 10 HR AT
50-200DECREES, THE MAX. ACIO CiONCNS. FOR IPERCEhT OR LESS SULFONATION
ARE: 89.5PEkrENT AT 50DEGREESi 80PERCENT AT 1000EGREESt 73PERCENT At
150CECREES,-AND 61*5PERCENT AT 200DEGREES. STUDIES (IF THE PERCENT
HYDROLYSIS IN 10 HR OF U-BROMOBENIENESULFONIC ACP At 109-47DEGREES IN
76.3-70,4PERCENT H SU8Z SO SU34, OF 0-BROMOSENZENESULFONIC ACID AT
121-65DEGREES IN 74.9-66.6?,ERCENT H SUB2 SO SUB4j. AND OF
K-BROMOLIENZENE5ULFONIC ACID AT 160-200DEGREES IN 67.6-57.9PERCENT H SU132
SO SUB49-INDICATE THAT HYDROLYSIS OF'THE ORTHO IS014ER IS INITIATED IN
73.3PERCENT H SUB2 SO SU84 AT 128.50EGREES# OF THE PAkAISOMER
144*SDEGREES IN 70.8PERCENT H SUB2 SO,SU84, AND OF TK META ISOMER At
I82VEGREES IN 62PERCENT H SUB2 SO SUB40 FACILLYY: IVANOV.
'KHIM*-TEKHNOL. INST-v IVANOV31s USSR#~I
UNCLASSIFIE0

USSR urc 616.936 -2-036.3114o5"-o,36.2 (4,()
DUMMM N. N., and SPUDIS V. K., Institute of Mecical. Parasitology and Tropical
Medicine imeni Ye. I. Ministry of Health USSR, and. Institute of
Medical Parasitology, Ministry of Health BSFSR, Rostov-on.-Don
"Is Zertlan Valaria with a Long Incubation Period Now Pretleut in the USSR"
Moscow, Maditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Parazitaruyye Bo1ezn':j-, Vol 39, No 4, Tui/
~Aug 70, PP W-472
Abstract: An epidemiological investigation revealed that 69_new cas-es of tertiam
malaria with a long incubation period were reported between 1961 and L969 in various
parts of the USSR (27 in the WSR and 42 in the VAzakh) Aw,!ebaydi!han, Tadzhik,
Uzbek, and Georgian Republics). All of the caues vere detected between January and
July, the usual time for manifestation of mularia with a pr6longed inctyoatlon
period. The disease was found in regiona where a prolon[.;eii '1nc1.V.,;t1On period is
predominaot (north), in regions where a short incubation pertLod it usual (south),
and in regions wh-ere both types are evenly distributed (Central in morst of
thx local.-ities wtere fresh cases vere roported in the npringi, eitbj!:r outbreaks of
malaria had ocrurred the year before or the diaeace van traninwitud at a low level
vith loola-ted cases involving a short incubati 'on peitod. TWil:castan arising arter
a long ineu1bation period am ascribed to infection with Plasmodixmi vivax from
residual foci In the southern regions wbere strains occur thiit prudLice rAlarla after
b th long and short incubation periods.

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uzz UNCLASSI FIED~ PRO(ESSING UATE--230CT70
TITLE--A STUDY OF ANTIGFNS OF THE SUPFACES OF CELILS 1) F LARYNGEAL PAPILLOMA
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.o.,AUTti0R-(03)-ILINj K.V.t SPURE, 'ZH.Z H&t CHIRESHKINI 0. G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-~SOURCE-BYULLETENI EKSPERIMEt-4TALINOY BILOGII f MEDITSItiY, 1970, VOL 69, NR
51 PP 85-88
PUBLISHED ------- 70
_SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
..,TOPIC :TAGS--ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTIll'if RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, FLUORESCENT
ANTIBODY
GWROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS,
G3(:,UP4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:_:P,ROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0092 srEP NO--UR/0219/7il/069/005/008510088
CIRC ACCESSION N(J--AP012079Z
UNCLASSIFIED

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022 UNCL ASS I FlIE0 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120792
ABSTRACTI/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CELLS OF LARYNGEAL PAPILLOMIA
OF CHILDREU CONTAIN A SPECIFIC SURFACE ANTIGEN (OR ANTIGGNS) PIEVE4LED BY
THE INDIRECT METHOO OF FLUORESCING ANTIBODIES. I HUIr~~!KAL ANT130DIES TO
THIS ANTIGEN EXERT A CYTOTOXIC EFFECT ON THE CELLS OF PAPILLUMA,
FACILITY: GAMALEIA INSTITUTE OF PEIDEMIOLOGY AND ?~',ICROBIOLOGY OF THE
ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES.OF THE USSR AND.N0. ~2 CITY PEDIATRIC
CLINICAL HOSPITALt MOSCOW#
UNCLASSIFIED
Milli,

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED BATE--30OCT70
TITLE--RADIGLUMINESCENCE OF ORGANIC MATTER. Vt. FLUORESCENCE AND
IN FROZEN SCLUTIONS DURING X RAY,AND PHOTOEXCItATION -U-
i.AUTHOR-104)-ANDREYESHCHEVi Ye.A.# KILINv S.F.v ROVIANP J,.M.s SPtJRNYq F.
CIUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
"~.SGURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. FIZ. 1970, 3M),%s 66Z-6
.,,,VATE TUbLISHED---70
~.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--RADIOLUMINESCENCE, X RAY, BENZENE# NAPHTHALENE,
!PHOSPHORESCENCE* FLUORESCENCE# LI*GHT EXCITATION
_.:CGNlR0L MAF'KING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'~POCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
FROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/1626 STEP NO--UR10048/70/034/003/0662/066(~
CIRC ACCESSICh, NG-APOIZ5248
UNCLASSIFXEO

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125Z48
:ABSTRAr-T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PHOTO A 11 DAAiJl0L.UMI'14EsCENCjE OF
IZENE AND NAPHTHALENE (1) IN CYCLOHEXANEj DECALIN, PlIME, AND ETOH AT
8 EN
77DEGREESK wERE MEASURED; THE PilospHORESCENC.E SPKTRA,WERE SEP.
RECORDED, AND THE PHOSPHORESCFNCE FLUORESCENCE AkATIC DURING X RAY A,"40
PHOTOEXCITATICN WAS ESTD*
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.-1/Z 022 UNCL ASS IF I 8D PROCE-S5INS DATE--IISED70
OF ELECTRnMAGNETIC WAVES 'AN A TROUGH 14AVEGUIDE -U-
tuTff'Q,R' -~PURNIKOVA, G.K.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONIKAip NO 3v MAR 70, PP 598-600
DATE PUBL ISHEO----MAR70
~~..S:UgJECT AREAS--PHYSICS9 ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR,
.,..T.-OPIC.-TAGS--ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE PROPAGATt0Nq RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE,
~~WAVEGUIDE PROPAGATION9 WAVEGUIDE L3SS*' CALCULATION,
_'.X.AYqTR6L -MAPKING--fliC RESTRICTIONS
:~PROXY-REEUFRAME-1987/1421
STEP NO--UR/0109/10/OOiJ/003/0578/0600
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104735
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 022 UNCL AS SI F I ED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104735
ABS-TRACT/EXTfRAC.T--(U) GP-
0- ARSTRACTo THIS PAPER PRESENTS A RIGOROUS
SOLUTION OF THE OROBLEM nF WAVE PROPAGATION TN~A TROUGH WAVFGUIOE, I.E.,
A TRANSMISSION LINE CONSISTING OF TWO PARALLEL PLATES WITH RECTANGULAR
TROUGHS. A FIELD EXISTS IN THE STR"UCTURE UNDER., THE CIRCU'4STANCE THAT
ITS.PRECISE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS ARE SUBORDINATE AT THE WAVEGUIDE
'SURFACE. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT A TROUGH WAVEGUIDE IS AN OPEN
TRANSMISSION,,LINE WITH SMALL LOSSFS~., WAVES WHICH ARE PROPAGATED IN SUCH
A WAVEGUIDE BELONG TO A CLASS OF WAVES.WITH LEAKAGEv. ANOLOGOUS TO THOSE
EX*lSTING IN-OPEN WAVE!GUIDING SY~TEMS, 'T.HE ENERGY LEAKAGE
-IN THE CASE
U14DER CONSIDERATIOi-I ORIGINATES FROM'THE PENETRATION OF THE FIELD FROM
THE TROUGH AREA INTO THE PLANE PAPALLEL NEIGHBORIING.REGIONS ADJOINING
ITt AND CAN BE SMALL. FOP, PROPAGATING H WAVES IN A TROUGH WAVEGUIDE,
FORMULAS ARE PRESENTED WHICH MAXE IT~POSSIBLE TUICALCULATE THE 104AVE"UIDF,
PARAMETERS-,WI-THOUT USE OF AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER4 THE AUTHOR THANKS
O.A* TRETIYAKOV FOR ATTENTION TO THE ~WORK. 2 FIGS. 8~.FORMULA. 5 REF.
RECEIVED BY EDITOR: 24 FEB 69.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621 735.~643.oi6.3:66,0.14.018.252.3
CHMM, YU. F., ALISTRATOV, L. I., BMZIN, A. A., C-ALrQL,_A.. jk., KOVIYO,
A. D.
and Sh
V. S., Knnov' Ne I., ff
"Industrial Introduction of Technique of Hydropxessing of Tool Billets From
Steels R18, R12, R911
Moscow, Kuznechno-5htar;T>oVocbnoye Proizvodstvol No 8, Aug 71, pp 11-12
Abstract: Experimental investigations at lanepropetroisk Physicotechnical
Scientific Research Institute, Academy of Scienc;s Ukrainian SSR, shoued
that the cold Plastic deformation of billets of high-speed steels R16, P12,
and R9 by the hydronressing- meth-od results in significant refinerent and more
uniform distribution of the carbide phase. Investigations of R18 5teel bil-
lets follming hydrepre:znIng, ar-nealing, and heat fi-ria-hing showed an increase
in tbo nechanical properties and thermo stability of the stc-al, wbile produc-
tion tests of 10-=-diamcter reamers showed a 60-70 vercert.increase In tool
durabi1ity. 11-ydrevressing of cylindrical round-czection billets frc.-,i P.18,
K2,and R9 bars UP to 30 r-n in diameter bas been introduced at one of the
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CHEMIYY, YU. F., et al., Kuznechno-Shtamp.ovochnoye Proizvodstvol No 8, Aug
71, PP 11-12
Donetskaya Oblast plants. A model P479.hydraulic press is used for billet
deformation. The bydrcpressing. setup consists of a high-pressure inultilayer
container, rod and die-vith gazketing,. an upper and lower plate, and a cen-
terer and fa-stcaner. The tool billet hydropressing process provides for the
preparation of inJitial billets, straining of the billets,and their subsequent
treatment. Khl2M steel (IU;L 57-59) is used for the die. The economic advisa-
bility of using the tech-nique of bigh-aueed steel hydropr--,4~~:ing for the
fabrication of tool billets is based mainly on the increased tool durability
as a result of the iznroved structure and Physi Cori ecnani Cal properties of
the steel after deformattion. There is a saving in hir!,,h-.T:eed steels because
the billet comes as close as possible to the tool Act.
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UDC: 621.777.01:669-14.253
CH:;Rlfyy, Yu. F. , and LYADSKLYA, A. A.
V. ~Z.
"Cold Plastic Deformation of RIB Steel by the Hydroextrusion
rlethod"
Moscow, Kuznechno-shtampovochtloye,Rroizvodstv-o, No. 5, 1971, pp
12-13
Abstract: This article gives the results of investigations into
the conditions of hydroextrusion of R18 steel,rods, t,~ie structure
and characteristics of the steel after the deformation, and the
etrength of an instrument made of the extruded rods. The extruded
specimens were made in maohines mounted on hydraulic presses, mod.-l
P474A, providing a stres5 of 100 tons, and model D0437, with a
stress of 500 tons. The machine consists of a high-pressure con-
tainer, a piston,and matrices with gaskets for centering and Joix-
ing the produced material. Durin,r the experimcntation, the pres-
sure in the oDerating cylinder o--f' the press is recorded threuph a
manometer and a recording device. From tbase' data and the results
of load calibration, the specific streBs of the extrusion process,
i.e., the pressure on the transverse cross section o,'f the, container
.opening, is computed. Initial.1y, the otcel ust--d ~,qarj FUS, hot-
rolled and annealed; it was then tempered by heating to 730-770,) C,
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NOW IN
CIM, MY, Yu. F., et a!, Yuznechno-s*htamDcvochnoye proizvodstvo,
10.. 5, 1971, pp 12-13
~o
for one hour and cooling i-q oil. The mechanical qualities of the
rods, measuring 20-35 mm in diameter, were measured after deforma-
tion and determination of the hydroextrusicr, st-resses, It is
f hiE,-
stated tlqat the t_ech_niques of hydroextrusion ol J, speed 5tee'L -rods
with a diameter of up to 30 mm have been -introduced into the pro-
duction -orocesses of one of the Donets Oblast enterprises.
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USSR
UDC 621-79'1:51-001-57
tute of Electric, Welding imeni Ye. 0.
PA N, B. YE., and SPYNU G. A Insti
Paton
"Industrial Robots for Welding"
.,Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 9, Sep 72, pp 1-8
Abstract: Application of numerical pro&am control methods for the development
of second-generation industrial robots is discussed as up lied to arc and spo-(*~-
'Welding. According to the authors, this generation o2 industTial robot-s must
have a complex system of control, be self-adjusting, adaptable to external
conditions, and bE. able to select tho appropriate beharior algorithm for a given
situation. T%e second generation of' robots should be iLble to simulate the move-
me nt of a ran's hands in order to place and orient an object. This requirement
has led to the creation of two basic designs: wrist movement in conjunction with
the coordinates of the spherical system (rotations in horizontal and vertical
planes and radial forward novement); imist movement in cyclindrical coordinates
(rotation around the vertical axis, vertical and radial lorvard Moverrent). The
h
remaining tvo derrues of freedom are wrist rotation (wrist, vit, clamp attacb-
ment) around mutually perpendicular axer,#
The control system of indiastrial robots consists or a mairor-y, logic ele-
ments, and executive components. Memory can be magnetic tape, drum, or
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USSIR
PATON, B. YEE., anti SPYNU, G. A., Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 9, Sep 72, p-o 1-8
ferrite cores; control system executive components cr-.m be digital, analo-", or
mixed.
Programming of an industrial robot is fairly simple. Ihe robot is con-
nected to a control ranel where a worker performs a welding operation, using
control panel buttons. As the robot is performing the weldiiig operation under
control of the control panel, it stores the movements it nakes in its mera-ary,
allowing this process to be repeated as many times as, requiTed. Also an opera-
tional program can be dumped from the memory of one robot and loaded into the
memories of other robots.
At the present time robots are being used solely for a).ixiliiary opera-
tions whereas in the future, once automation problems have been solved, the
robot should be able to perform the entire welding pr6cess.. Parallel with the
creation of sDecialized welding robots for ordinary conditions there is the task
of designing a robot which can perform welding operatiotis under water, in
corrosive media, spac"'I etc.
S'ne Institute of Electric Weldirv lmni Ye. 0. Paton is repearchimg, the
possibilities of using robots in weldTng~ production. 16.ich hac been done toward
determining the conditions of using robots~for spot wel&ing at automobile
plants. 4 figures, 2 tables, 15 bibliographic references.
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PKIJULh~ or sinuuaiu-i AND LMATION Or Al;-,,"~ATIC :1!~- A:,.
WLLDING PROCESS
R"Ni-ui, Port 1, 11171, rli
ni. robl~-rri of =~Z=" :"z
in= I nc rrspc.-.~;M. iL,.. d"I'-
rcqwi-a,ttt Tne of weld;
ir,~d with high lj"ltt~ "e yolialtli-7 C-1
~ifl 111t t!%. 1-11 -11~111,4 1-I!,1,11,
.,.do of z;,, pr~,Ulemn c~ thr ~en:cb "a,
moot Widasprcad a-m- till tyrc. of
It to pror~ed tnnr all f,F 0,-~ cxi--,C1nc --,to- rer tae arz
1~ Sys t0,= for uta" illzttion o~ 4zhc- Qpt.-atir.7
Ing proccas: -the ~i, Idi,,I;, lurmim. LhL pr6!d.
2. Tracking contral vyitti ri for ~p r4,n=~zttm: toat~i,-- 0~1,;
gaametry of the joint, anj !- ol-,
-1. prograixv-j systm. fez the c""diticris and -7-
Twl,tn .1 ~i,, iel,linr. head.,
4. idapcLv4 s7iitei;~ ~or rQpul~,t'r,: LLC au',~:-
-ZiC "~~JtWn- WICIs %:tn;)CCL to CAV iliCLI-Al
A.-omatic cMtrol syste- wlith Lvcu~aci~ -~'h ".rczi: t~ tli~
cri"ria.
ti"Ar lcll~~ in taa .t
reapect Lo cievro- of
that th~ center of gravlty of th~ work witty -c m.to:.~,tion of
n r.c,.,& belonrn to ~yst"~ for dtrcctlog ta, ~I-LVQO, .11.1, t:-

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ABC AND ELIECTRO BMA $M;PMG
CArttclo* by-C. A, Spynu~ Vj_;.-74= 1. Und
LZMLJ~1?1) of"Tff?"EMMw&Mng Instit-lite Imen.1 !&. 0, %ton, r;cr
LiChC=kAY6 0"XiM M16SIdal NO 8, 1971, sul-mitted 11) Y~rvll I-QTi' TP
The coc%plexiti-of.ttle solution to the problem ot autommt.1-4-, the move-
m,~nta of the op-rating wzIding organ I!% oft,?n caus,-4, by tbu roli-A=, unelli
trollcd viaturv of t4e information conerning the requLmd traject.=7 of , 11
Moyorwift., when the parts,to be joined a-.- $-repaml with lurev tolera--=.~ 4--nd.1
th.~ir puattion relative to the b-lildine maticna of &:rm working o!-ip-= c-annot
17- ecAft1lirtied with sufficient precialon. All tblv! calis for the ncm-d or
tLe ftquired. trajectory, or.motion of the vorkilia --rg!U~ 2~~r
part indiviAurilly,
Ill ln--ay cosels, the peculiarity of the welding proceati tv, -~be tw~d t'ar
11"ing the operating organ sever8l times alomr the mquimd
ItAlltipath weldir.6). The nenm line of the welded p%rts Is tt,,n !J!1fJcu
arter the first seam is imro~ed. It Is bes'. to rvltoml~er 11;~ 2171=1'7-~'~
kr-tjvatvry end to ptrform the consequent oP-ratic=3 ill corrarnztty vitt-, th-.t;
ljlfor'.wltl~.'n.
To 3olve this and other problems, the.use of a p=grualme~4 control
(krll) with preliminaLy recording of the preg-mm is propotel.
of the syrtem realizing th~ motion of th-! weldlr4
4< .1,-ratlun orjari Img ito trajectory in the xy plane is slulvrl In Fig.
'"ho progvim ta r"-orded for the motion of tLe wirkit% argzr~ VJ
aloog
It* trajectary, 'which In Xinem&tically connected -.a seroori for the cDc-rdl-
the motion I_
ato e.
"'Ates x nml y, r~x 6..nd $y, vhicb convert 'ect rical signals
roconleA Ill tile utemory device 10.
Zubmittod to th;-All-Union 0onference on Automatic Control of Welding
Procenneo' Kiev, 1.1-14 Ocidber 1970-
(t - USSR - NJ
101)

USSIR uw 614-7:61.5-28:547.1'11'3
"PiU,_,PJ., Doctor of Medical Sciences, VROCHINS-,KIY K. If., ZOR"Y-EVA, T. D.,
and MAIVKO, 11. N., All Union Scientific Research InstLtute of Hygiene and
Toxicology of Insecticides, Polymers, anal Plastics, Kiev
"Comprehensive Approach to the Setting of Standards -for New Organophosphor-ts
Pesticides in Environmental Objects"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 11, 1972, pp 96-99
Abstract: Such organoiYhosphoruls compounds as thiophos, methy.1rercapilophos,
carbophos, etc. maj enter the human body with food, voter, and air. Hence a
comprehenaive approach to the settim7, of standards for he peBticid.,-'s is
racoxw.anded. It involves establiching the maxirmim perirticsiblt.~ doso for man
and the relative share of each medium in the dose, i.e., Djj Di,
where ~,, if; the safe permiosible dor-e for mart; D, V3 the )xioinat of pefltivLde
in ',God; D2 is the ru,-~tount of pesticide in water; D3is,the amol-Lnt of peoticide
in inhaled air; i is the anount in the ith medium. Thi-it foUmr'Lpg ste-as are
taken to set the standard for a given pesticide: W toxicological studies and
generalization of the results to determine DM for anim%ls; (ii) deteridnation
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USSR
SPYNU, YE. I., et al., Gigiyena t Sannitariya, No 11, :1~)-(2, pp 96-99
So Pf f Y,
of DMfor ran based on the cormarative sensitivity of ran and aniials to the
compound; (iii) deter-mination of the actual content of -the pesticide in various
media (K 1, K2.. Ki) and relative share of each medium in D~.f for man, calcula-
tion of the standard in a medium based on DI., for na-n. and on Kj; (iv) cor-parison
of JD~
,, for ran with 'he total tL-ount of the pesticide L.hat my penetrate the
human body after coming into contact with various media. Efirlier studies
showed that man and anix~i,.als are equally sensitive to most organophosj~horus
pesticides after a single exposure. However, men is cOnsiderably more sensi-
tive after chronic or prolonged exposu2IA_.
2/2
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UDC 632.95.028:519.2
IVAIGINEWO, A. G., SPYNU, YE.I., PATRATIY, I. Z., IVANTOVA, L. U., All-Unioz
~ 1 .11- "Z ~
Scientific Research 1fid It.1, tutteof Hygiene and Toxicolon, of Pesticides, Polymers
and Plastics and the Cybernetics Institute of the Ukrainian SSR Academy of
Sciences, Kiev
"Mathematical Forecasting of the Degradation Time of Pesticides in Plants by
the Probability Algorithira of the Grouped Argument Hathod"
Moscow, Gigiyena Sanitariya, tio 10, 1972, pp 43-48
Abstract; A study was made of one of the elements of a generalized mathematical
model reflectingthe multifactor dependence of the process of propagatio, and
disappearance of pesticides in various parts of the ern7ironnent with indication
of forecasting the degradation tire of the pesticides -in vlants. A set of
s divided into classes vith~ resr~ect to dti-ation of their deErada-
penticides va
tion the function of 22 attribiites including the plUsical-chi--nical properties,
pararmters the crop and the cc)ndltions c~f ap~plyinc~, the plesti-
cide to it., aur-1 also of the jrnteorological. conditlons. Three dif~italization levels
U sirl - reco-
vere in'roduc~ad, .1 1. .:.! which, cau bQ
and c pic .'--nition lormulas vem 60~~dim
aced for mwrual mlcul.atjonc exid to difileo-ver thc- dirawmics in the
Catle of miltiple combination of the Indicated factor with an. 11CCLI-MC.,' Vp to PIT11.
Ae recoonition foniula in the lo-arithmized form appew~-B as follows:
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li~SR
IVAMIEINKO, A. G., et al., Gigiyena Sanitariya, No 10, 1972, pp 43-48
In(P ln[P(X X JR.)] = ln[P(X X /R.)] + ln[P(X X /R.)] +
ai 1 10 3 2 3 1 2 4 3.
+ In + ln[P(X X /R R +
[P(X3X4/P'I)) 3 13 ~ i + lnfp(X4"410/ I.
+ ln[P(X X JR )] + ln[P(X X /R,)] + ln[P(X k, /R +
4 19 1 5 6 1 61 21 i
+ ln [P(Y9Xl7 /R,)J + 'n(P(Xl3Xl8 /R i. )j.
where P(XkXZ/R i) is the probability Iof the appearance of combinations of
attributes in the i-th class. TIle data indicate that: the inatheinatical. -ri-odels
can satisfactorily replace the complex and limited production studies lasting
two years and more.
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USSR UDO 614.72:615.2-85.7
L. N., and BOLOTNYY, A. V., al-Union Institute of
Hygiene and Toxicology of Pesticides, Polymers, and Plastics, Kiev
'Tollution of the Environment with Organophosphoruz Pesticides"
lbscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, 1973, pp 75-79
Abstract: Ru is evident from this review of the literature, Soviet and
Western, that the extent and duration of pollution of the atmosphere vi-ith
organophosphorus pesticides depend on the method by wbich they are applied to
the crops, physicochemical properties of the compounds, anl climatic conditions
and other factors. The degree of persistence of organophosphorus pesticides
-1 y
in plants varies with such phyolcal factorz3 as volatility rolibilil.
water ard orgo-nic solvents. TN chemical and biological strib-flity o.',' the
compounds determine the extent to which they are destrcyed by u-ltravilolet
ri, ox al '; 0
radiation ygen. and temperature, and plant enzynno. The ne-1h d of
ap-jay:Lrg the pesticides, ramber of applicatlons, rate of expenditure, species
of plant treated, etc. are other important factors. The lelr~sls olf rest]-c-ides
in soils and their nigration vary with the physicochenL,-~,--l properteE of th~--
compoiands, characteristics of the soil (type, noist-urn conter.L, pli, mlcrc-
flora, etc.), species of plants 1:--,owing, and conditio~n.,;. of i2so.

7G
PART ii
POLYS,-AIAL ALGOHITWWS tM 111L TIL110KY OV
CLArr MONA.!;
lArtic.4, 1,.Y A. G, Z.
ttm mcury Of utl~t.,~LL~" -WEST- i~ k~L- str-.~tv~t
it ivn i
lz .i~ tn..~. is
ll,a~~t.-',*, -lk',
Th-L thrait C;~,j ~C, led
argu;-wnta directly, sod for L!ftpem.J~n~
requirva quite brod L%iltlal data for :~tri.zc c~~ctvat~-~. ci~
the pr.c. no,
In 8~vordancc with the basic idea of t7~~- "Sk-r'nol of ;,mup Caft-oic!cra-
ti(ja Of ArL:=Cr-t& (ace thm ~kyatnian lourilal q
propctn~,J_ th.tthc L~ ~l
%Qv.r4l a riom of "partln.V do.crip-1,=4 ;,!:a Cl
For traimin!, Oxch of t:iv pArt"! alg0riLf;M2 J' !S a C-
paraLlvoly short burla Of
4aalog of the m-n-pIrte de-ripti.n cnn b. fr~a a f parri~l
descriptions by exclu~lon a( ilter--C:ii.tt
d~ucripLion (algorlvhm) *,,,a the ~,nv-m ft=.
wncre ;)(d rWk: F(R I.. th~ a pri"Zi
4; 111luti..i f.,or o~ -!- -t:-.
X1. x. - dis.r.te arguwento I. Z. -,acre q JA ^h.
n=l-r of dLalt.lizarion levals)..
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USSR UEFC 62-50
IVAKHNENKO, 0. G., SPYNU, YE. I., DIMITROV, V. D., PATERMJ~ S. G.,
and PATRATIY, I. Z 7=ev,7`=a, Kishinev)
"Recognizing the Lethal Duration and Content of Pesticidea in Pianst
According to a Probability Algorithm for a Method oe Data Handling by
Groupsif
Kiev, Avtomatyka, No 5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 42-52
Abstract: The article describes the development of a probabLllty al-
gorithm for a method of data handling by groups whirh unes the numerator
t function. The
ofthe Bayes formula or its modification,as a suppo~
probabil.ity algorithm is used to solve the following problem:
1) Approximately determining the time constant in the exponent
in the expresion for a pesticide's toxicity an the;basisl,of data con-
cerning.the phyatcochemical. properties of the prepliration, the conditions
of itd use, and plant peculiaritiea;~
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-USSR
IVAKHNENKO, 0. G., et al., Avtomatyka, No 5, Sep-Qct 70, pp 42-52
~2) Determining the current concentration of a peaticide at a
gi-jen time from calculated data on theAnitial conkentration of the
substance in plants and the destruction rate conatiant,
2/2
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USSR UDC: 577.4
S-�RALGOVICH,.__3-',_G. , SHAPIRO, L. Z.
"On the Collective Behavior of Type G Automata"
V sb. Issled. po teorii samonaztraiyayushchikhsya sistem (Studies in the
Tehory of Adaptive Systems--collection of works), Moscow,.Vychisl. tsentr
N
AN SSSR, 1971. pp 81-95 (from RZI,,-Kibernetika, fro 4, pr 7 Abstract Lo
4V371)
Translation: The authors consider class G automata (abstract 4V370) which
participate in a positional game and in,a Gur game. A. Maslov.

USSR UDC. 5"(7.4
SRAGOVICH V. G.
"Automata Vith a Multiple-Valued Input and Their Behavior in Random ',,~!edia"
V sb. Issled. Do teorii samonastraivayushchikhaa sistel-Im (Studies in the
Theory of Adaptive Systems--collection of -works), Moscow,_Vychislii tsentr
AN SSSH, 1971, PP 19-65 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No
4V370)
Translation: A random medium is defined by finite sets of actions {yi.1 and
rational nuwbers (reactions) fixil and by,a probabilistic measure which de-
termines the reaction to a given action.
The author considers automata (with a denumerable set of states) with
a set of inputs (xi), set of outputs [xil, deterministic function of tran-
-Exthcmat
sitions, and probabilistic function of outputs. The it. tical expec-
tation of the value of the reaction of them medium at ti-me t of interaction
viib. the automaton is called the gain.
The automaton is called asymptotically optimum if in any stationary
medium its gain approaches the maximin possible with an, increase in t.
The states of an automaton of class G are triDlets~of vectors whose
coordinates are the number of actions yi, the sum of the gains for action
i hi

Issled. po Teorii Samonast-raivayushchikhsya Sistem (Studies on the Theory
of Self-Tuning Systems -- Collection of Works), Moscow Computer Center 0~
Acad. Sci. USSR, 1971, pp 5-18, (Translated from Referativnvy Zhurnal,
Kibernetika, No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3 V461).
NO ABSTRACT.

112 039 UNCLASSI FfEb ~~ROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TATLE7-THEORETICAL AND EXPER04FNTAL PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF THE
MECHANISMS OF THE VESTIBULAR NYSTAGMUS. -U-
A.N.y SRAGOVICHY, V.G.r SUSHK,OV, B.G., SH[POV, A.A.
COUNTRY. OF INFO--USSR
~-SCURCE_KOSMICHESKAIA BIOLOGIIA I MEDITSINAt VOL* 4.,
42-30
i-. 'D ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~.-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.JOPIC TAGS
--SPACE MEDICINE? VESTIBULAR DISTURBANCE,
SENSORY PHYSIOLOGYr MATHEHATIC MODEL
-CO
UN TR 0 LMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
pocUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'_:~~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1969
JAN.-FEB. 1970t P*
EYEf VISUAL
STEP NO--UR/0453170/0f)(#/000/0022/0030
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120612
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USSR UDG 51
SRAGOVICH, V. G.. SUSHKOV, S. G., FLEROVP YU. A.
Adapciva Systc-- Qf Decentralized Control of Technological Processes"
V s~b. DeEsentralizovan. =etody_~jpr. (Decentralized Coatrol Methods-cuLlection
of works), lbscow, 19-.72, pp 39-41(from,M-Kibernetila, No 12, Dee 72,
Abstract No 12tV-401)
No abstract

Oil t)tq(" L Ai S I F I ED R-OCESSING 0A.'E--'-!7NQV70
TITLE--TWO STAGE PREPARATION OF ALKYL ETHERS OF 0 AND P,BUTYLPHENCLS -U-
UiTH0R-(02)-SRE8R00OLSKAYAv I.f., ZAVG0~00NlY, S.V.
-A
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~-SGURCE__U.S.S.R. 263,584
REFERE.NCE--CfTKRYTIYA, IZDBRET., PROM. OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAKI lqlO,
~DATE PUBLISHED--10FE-870
_.'.SL'18JECT AREAS---CHEMISTRY
.--TCI'PIC TACrS --CHLOROPRENET PHO S P HOR I C, ACID? CHEMICAL ~jVNTHIISIS, PHENOL,
-AROMATIC ETHER
r CHEMICAL PATENT
CONTROL HARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'.PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1588 STEP NO--IJR/0482/TG/QOOYOOOIOOOO/0000

2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCES!51NG DArE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0135229
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., THE TITLE (~XIMPDS~, ARE PREP0. 13Y
TREATING ALKYL ETHERS OF PHENOL WITH CHLOROPRENE~A-T SMALLER THAN OR
EOUAL TO 70DEGREES 11"I THE PRESFNCE OF AiN ACID CAI'ALYST fG.G.
ORTHOPHOSPHORIC ACID), WITH SUBSEQUENT RED.N. OF PiE OBTAINED PiRoouc*r
WITH, E. G., METALLIC NA IN AN ORG. SOLVENT IN THE PRESENCE OF A RANEY
Nil CATALYST* FACILITY: KIYEVSKIY ORDENAtENIKA
POLITEKHNICHESKIY INSTITUT IM. 50-LETIYA VELIKOV 0KTYABRJSKOY
UNC LAS$ I F1 ED

JL/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
Tl[TLE--CORR9SlON RESISTAINCE OF METALLIC:MATFRIALS .1 t4 TRIACETATE F18ER
PRODUCTION -U-
.AIJTHOR-(02)-SRET'ENSKAYAt G.V.t TALAYEVAII G.V.
C13UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.-:SOURCE-IUSSR)* KHIM. VOLOKNA 1970, (3), 55-8
._~.DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT ARF-AS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CORROSION RESISTANCE, METAL,CORROSION, ACETATE, SYNTHETIC
FIBER, LOW CARBON STEELY ITIANIUM ALLOYt COPPER ALLOYr STAINLESS STEELY
NICKEL BASE ALLOY/(U)KH173iM37 STAINLESS STEELv IIJ?OKH2lN5T STAlNLESS
-STEELY (U)HASTELLOY NICKEL BASE ALLOY, (Ul0KHZ3N2'~)M30T STAINLESS STEEL,
-(U)V.Hl7Nl3M2T STAINLESS STEELY- MOKH23N28M303T STAINLESS STEEL
-CGITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRC ACCESS10i"q

2/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED il"ROCESSING OATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-APOL40305
AESTRACT/EXTRACT-(Ul CP-o- Alt.'ISTR,'~CT THE CORROSION RESISTANCE WAS STIMED
OF STAINLESS STEEL'it CU AND ITS ALLOYS., NI-MG STEELS, LOW C STE:.E.LSr T!
AND ITS ALLOYS IN THE t-11IXT-oc. OF CH SUG2 Ct SUB2 14.11H lJOHY 114 1-He SOLN.
OF CELLULOSE TRIACETATE (1) IN 9"1 CH SU132 CL SU132-ET1-1!~ MIXT., IN T14E
-RECYCLE SULVNET (MIXT. OF CH SUB2 Ct. SUB2,t EToli, ARD WATER)q 1Pl AN
ACTIVATED CHARACOL ADSORMER 'r]ORK[NG AT 40-120015GREES Pl A VAPOR 01::
SOLVENT, AND IN DRYING OVEWS. THE LOW f_ STEELS ARE NOT RFCOMMENDF-0 AS
THE REPLACEMENT FOR CL) DESPITE THEIR SATISFACTORY-GORROSION RESISTANCE;
THE111 CORROSION PRODUCTS COLOR I FIBERS. THE FOLLOWING METALS ARE
RECOMM ENDED: STEELS IK1418N9T, KH17N13M3Tv OKH21N579 0-'1,HZ1N6M2Ti MIN
ADSORBER)i TI ALLOYSP HASTELLOY Ct STEEL- 0KH2z3N28l43D3T1t AND STEEL
IKH171413142T OR OKH23N28M303T (IN DRIERS:ONLY).~
ljil,~CL Ala S _1F -1-c D

USSR UDG 621.3187
DUB17--XIY, L.G., KC-LOV, R.I., MCROZZOV, lei.$ SCKOLOYLJI SRETENSKIY. V.N.
nSystem Approach To Analysis Cf Causes And Nature Of' Failures Of Products Of
Electronic Technologyn
Elektron. tekhnika. Hauchno-tekh.n. ab. Upr. 1~schestvom i standartiz.
tiftc-Technical Collection. duality
(Elect onic Technology. Scien Van3gement
Ani Standarization), 1970, Issue 3, PP .2,-12 (from RZa-Elaktronika i yeye
primenenVe, No 4, April 1971, Abstract No 4A2)
Translation: The principles are considered of a system approach which makes it
possible to determine operationally the causes of failures and to increase the
effectivenesB of overstion af a Byatem of supervision and control of the qual-
ity of the products of electronics technology. Examplue are Fresentea of the
realiestion of a system approach for Eas-discharge devices (with C-as filling/
C,
which assumes use of a computer for processing of the.'results obtained. M.V.

OSSR
UDC 621.317.023(02)
VALITOV, R. A., SRETENSKIY, V. N.
kadiotekhnichesk'Iye izmereniya. Metody i tekhnika izmereniy v diapazone ot
dlinuldi do opticheskikh voln Technical Heasuretrients. Meas uremen t
Techniques and Equipment in the Long Wwie to Optical Wave Band) , Moscow, Soviet
Radio Press, 19~0, 712 pp, ill. 2 r. 23 k ffr,om RM-Raeliotekhnika, No 4, Apr
71, -Abstract No 4A257K)
Translation: A study was made of the basic principles of theory and practice
of..radio technical measurements. An analysis of the vethods of measuring the
radio technical variables in different vlave bands is presented. A description
of the operating principle, the technical data, and the- reasoning behind selec-
tion of the basic circuit and structural elements are presented for the indi-
vidual most widespread and prospective measuring instruments. 3y comparison
with the last editions of books by the authors on the principles of radio
measurements, the structure and content of many section!; ha,.e been changed
significantly in the present boolk. T;,ro new parts have been introduced. ThLy
are devoted to the general problcms of radio technical measurements, tile
elements of estimatinc, the correctness of ~ application and operation of
measurin,-, instruments, and the role and significance of metrology. Divisions
dQvoted to error analyris of the measjurmtntao of th,-! random
1/2

USSR
VALM, R. A., et al., Radiotelthnicheskiye izmerenin. IMetQdy i tekhnika
iz=reniy v di-spazzone ot dliR2~a do optiches-kilth voln, Moscow, Soviet Radio
Press, 1970, 732 pp, ill., 2 r. 23 k.
Process characteristics, masuremnt tecludques and maaasurirvg devices in the
millimeter, submillimeter and optical wavelength bands are pxesented anew.
Significant attention is being given to the problems of automation of measure-
Ments, miniaturization of rmasuriAg, devices, the construction of measuring
devices on the basis of broad utilization -of semiconductor engineering. The
book is intended for engineering and technical persomnel, ad(i it can be used
as a training aid for university students. Mere are 618 illustrationB, 19
tables and a 166-entry bibliography.
2 re
90
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1/2 005 UNCLASSIF~IED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7C
TITLE--UNIFICATION AND STANDARDIZATION OF ELECTRIC.DRIVE UNITS IN WHEELED
VFHICLES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DOMBROVSKIY, N.G., SIGODINt V.V.v SPIMEU,,A.Aff.,
COU*4TRY OF-INFO--USSR
SOURCE--STANDARTY I KACHESTVO, 1970, NR 5, PP 49-50
OATE PU9LISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.t IND.v CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES
Topic TA^S--WHEELED VEHICLE TRANSMISSIONP TECHNICAL STANDARD
CCNTROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1997/1555 STEP NO---UR/0422/70/0001005/0049/0050
CARC ACCESSION NO--AP0120334

212 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT7
C IRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0120334
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE PROBLEM
OF UNIFICATION AND UNITIZATION OF WHEELED VEHICLES DRIVEN THROUGH AN
ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION* STANDARDS ARE CITED WHICH SPECIFY THE
PROSPECTIVE PROPERTIES OF, AND REQUIREMENTS.TOv: THE ELECTRIC DRIVES OF
WHEELED VEHICLES. THESE STANDARDS ARE UNDER DEVELOPMENT AT THE ALL
UNION RESEARCH INSTITUTE GF STANDARDIZATION IN ENGINEERING (VNIIN,'AASHI,
'ALL UNIO%
N RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CONTRACTGR*S MACHINERY
(VNIISTROYDCRP-ASH), AND THE MINISMY FO.ELECTROTECH741CAL INDUSTRY OF TH
USSR. FACILITY: ALL UNION RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STANDARDIZATIO
1.4 ENGINEERING (VNI11MASH)t ALL UNION RESEARCH .104STITUTE FOR CONTRACTOR,
MACHINERY (VNITSTROYDORMASH), AND THE MINISTRY,Of ELECTROTECHNICAL
INDUSTRY OF THE USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
ZHUKOV, M. YU., SRUBSHCHIK L. S,., Rostov-na-Donu
"Behavior of a Closed Spherical Shel.1 after Loss of StabiIi-ty"
Moscow, Prikladnaya matemallika i mek hanika, No. 5, Sep/Oct 71, pp 840--847
Abstract: New form, s of equilibrium of a uniformly compressed closed elastIc
spherical shell for values of the load close to critical under which the Moment-
less stress state loses stability are discussed. 71he problem is reduced to
the construction of solutions for the equations that branch the trivial
from
solution in the neighborhood of the bijfurcatio~ point. The T
Lyapunov-Schmidt
method for a wide class of operator equations in Banach spa.ces Is applied.
It is noted that this method was previously applied to coristruct new equilibrium
shapes in the case of plates and hollow shells. TheiReisaner equations in
dimensionless form for an axisyrimetric elastic deformation of a closed rpherical
shell under a uniformly distributed pressure are usecl as the basis of the dis-
cussion. Same result,3 of com~puter cajcujatjon~- for values.of c in the range
1%10-4 < c < 4.3-10-2 are given.

USSR UDC 539.3:534.1
SRURSHCHIK, L. S., Rostov-na-Donu
"Loss of Stability of Asymmetrical, Strictly Convex Thin Smooth Shells"
Moscow, Prikladnaya Matematika i Mekhanika, Vol 37, No 1, Jan-Feb. 1973,
pp 131-144.
Abstract: The values of the.upper critical loads for loss of stability of
a-symmetrical, strictly convex, smoorh elastic shells are determined, when
the parameter of relative wall thinnessis sufficiently low. Simple rela-
tionships are concluded, from which these values can b,e found if the nature
of the loading, geometry of the envolope and method of fastening of the
edges are known. In passing, aspiptotic expansions of the solution are
constructed for the corresponding boundaTy problems, allowing calculation
of t1m stress-strain state of the envelope in the subo-itical stage. As-
an example, asymptotic values are found forthe upper critical pressures
of ellipsoidal envelopes under the influence.of even external pressure
and with various basic methods of attachment,of the edges.

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kESTRICTIONS
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AESTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GH-0- ABSTRACT. THE POSSISILIT'l OF THF- UEVELOPMENT
T'
THE
ANO~ USE OF lNzJRED SIKES TO OBTAIN THE HET ERUS I SEFFECT UNDER
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MORTALITY ANO LOSS OF PIGS AT THE EARLY PGSTNATAL PEi~1(30. THE INCREASE
OF THE CUCEFFICIENT UF THE HOMOZYGOCITY OF SwINES~, 1-N THE PKOCESS OF THE
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5 1 F Ita

USSR
CHERHYAUSKAS, V.-A. Yu., TEL'KSNIS, A.-L. A., SqUOGIS,.Yu.-V. K.
..........
"Device for Determinat'ji-on of Changes in the Properties of a Random Signal"
()tkrytiya Izobreteniya Promyshlennye Obraztsy Tovarn~-ye Znaki, No 5, 1972,
Patent No 355617.
Translation: A device for dLtermination of changes in the properties of a
random signal at the output of systems such as oscillating circuits, contain-
ing an analog-digital convertor, a Shift register, a squaring circuit, adders,
multipliers, circuits for calculation of the logarithm of the product of
determinasits., a control unit, memory register and unit for calculation of
the maximum, differing in that in order to inCTease the accuracy and resolv-
ing capacity of the moment of tima of changrL of corrolation properties of a
random signal, the output of the analog- digi ta I convertor Ls connected to
the input of the shift register; the output of the next to last location in
the shift register is connected to the input-of the first location and through
a squaring circuit, the first adder and the first multiplier, to the first in-
put of the second adder, the second input of which is connectcd through the
second multiplier, the third addor, the~second squaTing circuit and the fourth
adder to the outputs of the next to last and third froin last locations of thz~
shift registers; the third input of the second adder i's connected through the
1/2

uppm
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USSR
CHERNYAUSKAS, V.-A. Yu., TEL'KSNIS, A.-L. A., SRUOGIS, Yu.-V. K., OtkTytiya-
Izabreteniya Promyshlennye Obraztsy Tovarn),ye Znaki,~ No 5, 1972, Patcnt
No 3S5617.
third multiplier, the fifth adder, the third squaring circuit and the sixth
adder to the outputs of the three last~locations of the shift register; the
fourth input of the second adder is connectvd. to the ~ojtput of the circuit
for calculation of the logarithn. of the products of the detenginants, the
input of which is connected to the output of the conti,ol unit, the other
outputs of which are connected to the shift reglster,,memoty register and
inputs of the first, third and fifth adders respectively, while the Output
of the second adder is connected to the input of the nemory register, the
outputs of.which are connected to the corresponding inputs of the circuit
for calculation of the maximum...

USSR UDC: 51:155.001.5T:681.3.06
GAMOMMI, A. I., SSORIN$ V. G.
"On Constructing Signal Reco&mition Systern. on the Basis of Septrons
With Split Photoelements"
Tr. Mosk. In-ta clektron. rmsblnostr. (Works of tae 1-foscov i titute
of Electronic Machine Building), 1971. vr~. 14, Pp 173-178 (fmm.RZh-
-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V630) ll
Translation: The authcrs consider a rndel of a septran with split
photoelemen-11-s. A method is presented for determinim g the. "spacing!'
-L notoc, -1
between signals by means of a septron witL a s-jl:lt p, ~, -ell tftUi ing
a static mask. It is proposed that this septron modol be used for
forming a space of signal characteristics. V. Mkheyev.
--66

USSR UVC 539-196;621.385.6
UNAVETS, V. I. and - STABINIS, A. Yu.
"Spontaneous Radiation and Self-Excitation of a Small Volume of a
Classical.Nonlinear Active Medium"
Moscow, VestnikYioskovskqgo Universiteta--Fizika, Astronomiya
No 2, 1973, pp 186-195
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to study coherence effects
in various modes including self-excitation of Pu active medium.
This can be done in the classical approxixiation by considering
spontaneous radiation of a system of nonlinear oscillators in a
small volume. The choice of initial phase distribution of the os-
cillators depends on the method of~exciting the medium, -although
the initial -ohases are usually distributed according to a random
law. Initial amplitudes of'the oscillators are assumed to be equal.
The authors begin their analysis by writing the equation for oscil-
lations in a small volume of a classical active medium, where the
length of the medium is much smaller than the oscillation wave-
length, in the dipole approximatioa. It is assunied.that the osci"L-
lators interact through the characteristic radiation field.

USSR UDC 621-373-826
IGNATAVICHUS, M. V., PISKARSKA$j, A. S... and STABINIS3 A. YU.
"Use of Some A1IBVI Con~poiunda for Controlling the Pulses of Optical Lasers,'
V,6 IProbl. fiz. soyedineniy. AnBvi.. T.I (Prob], ems of thePhysics of Compounds
A , B Vol.I - collection of works), Vilinyus, 1972, pp, 121-125 -(from RZh-Radio-
tekhnikl, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11 D138)
Translation: A detailed theoretical study is conducted on the off ect of 2-photon
absorption within a laser resonator on the characteristics of light pulses during
variation of the laser parwieters within broad limits. Instantaneous modulation
of resonator quality is proposed (since it takes place diring use of directed,
phototropic filters). Ctdculationa show that var,iiition in~ the thiclMess of the
semiconductor absorbor makes it pousible to change the duration of the light pul3es
vithin very broad limits. It is shown that it io necessanr to use semiconductors
with a large value of the 2-photon absorption coefficient a~nd a small linear
absorption value in order to obtv4n light pulses with la:rge,.peak- power densities
with- zsJibly longer duration. A.K*
PO

USSR UDC 547.341
PUDOVIK, A. N., GAREYEV, R. D., STABROVSKAYA,._;,. YEVSTAF'YEV, G. I., and
REHIZOV, A. B., Kazan' State University lueni V. 1. lil'yan'ov-Lenin
"Reactivity of Unsaturated Organophosphorus Compounds in the Reaction of
1,3-Dipolar Cvcloaddition of Diaryldiazomethanes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 8, Aug 73, pp 1674-1682
Abstract: The kinetics of the 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition reaction of diaryl-
diazomethanes with organophosphorus dipolarophiles at 60* in m-xylene was
investigated. The reaction mechanism is based an a single stage polycentric
process with a cyclic electron transfer, The establi%.ihed oxder of dipolaro-
philic activity of the unsaturated organophosphorus Ompounds agrees well
with current concepts of the affect of substituents at the phosphorus atom.:
additive manifestation of the inductive effect and the ability of the sub-
stituents to conjugate with the main system.
19

USSR UDC 547.341
PUDOVIK, A. M., STABROVSKAY YEVSTAFIYEV, G. I., RMZOV, A. B.,
and GARMV, R. D., Kazan State University imeni. V. I. Ullyanova-Lenina
"Kinetics of the 1,3-Bipolar Cycloaddition of Diph6nyldiazomethane to
Unsaturated Organophosphorus Compounds"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 8, 1972, pp 1862-1863
Abstract; The title study was carried out.for organaphosphorus compounds
having the general form a
CI=
P(O)X2
for 12 combinations of R, usually H, and X usually alkyl, alkoxyl, aryl,
or phenol groups. Values of the velocity constant, ranging from 0.61 to 20.35
are compared with the P=O vibration, from 1190 to 1293 cm-1 in a 0.2M benzene
solution, and chemical shift of the p3l nucleus,, from~-10 to -33 m.d. in a
50% acetone solution. The.reactivity of,.the-studied compounds were closely
.:correlated with the indicators,of the influence of SUbStitUtiOLS an the
electronic behavior of the P atom. For:this reaction:the energy of activa-
tion- EA - 12.5 + 0.4 kcal/mole and the entropy As -,35.2, in good agreement
with the 1,3-bipolar cycloaddition mechanism.
26

USSR UDC 547-341
PUDOVIK, A. N., GAIEYEV, R. P., STABROVSKAYA, L. A., A. V.,
Kazan' State University Imeni V.-T_._YJ_ry_a_n*5-V--tnntn---
"IA-Dipolar Cycloaddition of 9-Diazofluorene to Unsat.,urated OrGanic Phos-
phorus Compounds"
Leningrad, Zhurnall Obshc-'qe.,,, ni~riii, Vol 43, (105), No 6, Jim 73, PP 1236-1240
Abstract: The reactions of 9-diazofluorene with unsatur-ated or;,,,,.,nic phosphoxiis
compounds at room temperature pass through the. formation of intermediate pro-
ducts -- 81-pyrazolene-3., whichj depending on experimentaJ. conditions, brezuk
do-wm to nitrogen and cyclopropene derivative
s, or isoLrarie to L\ 2-Pyrazolenes,
In comparison to diphQny1dinometbane, 9-diazorluorene is le~.qs reactive in
regard to its enophilic activity in the reactions of 1,3-dipo.Lar cycloadaition
to organic phosphorus dipolarophiles. When 9-diazofluorene vas reacted with
dimethoxyvinylphosphonate at about 800C, the product was,l-.J1xethoxY,,r_4ny1-2-
bi-ohenylenecyclopropane.

USSR UDC 547.512+547.341+547.722.2
PUDOVIK, A. It., GAREYEV, R. D., L A.,,YEVSTAF'YEV, 0. 1.,
mazov A. B.
P
"Cyclic Addition of Diazoalkaties to Isopropenylphosphonates"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii, Vol XLII (CIV), Ito 1, 1972, pp 50-87
Abstract: A study was made of the reactions of diazonethane with esters of
isopropenylphosphonic acid. By the addition of dIa2Oiuethane to isopropenyl-
phosphonates, the corresponding phosphorylated 61-pyrazolines were obtained
which quickly isonerized into A2-pyrazolines in the pxesence of baseq. By
ultraviolet spectroscopy it was establis4ed that the retrahe-dral phosphorus
atom interacta by itg (1-orbitals witti the 'n-orbital of the C-N radical. With
respect to capacity to enter into conjugation it,is iiiferior to the ester
carbonyl radical. The concentration and'temperature.infrared spectroscopy
showed that the 3 and 5-phosphorylated AI2-pyrazolines are associated at the
expense of the intermolecular hydrogen bonds.
39-

USSR UDC 547-341
PUDWW,~ A. N., GAREYEVJ R. D.11 AGANOV) A. V., and STABROVSKAYA, L. A.,
Kawn State University imeni V. I. Ullyauov-Lanin
"The Reaction of Dimethoxyisopropenyl Phosphonate with 2-Diazopropane"
Leningrad, Zhurnal, Obshchey KhImii, vol .41,, No 5., VAY 1971, P 1173
Abstract: -Methyl-3-dimethoxy- -dimethyl-/
3 phosphinyl-5,5 A'-RN-razoline (1) is
formed at room temperature by the reaction of the dimethyl ester of isopro-peny-1-
phosphonic acid v-1th 2-diaz=5c--,P-z:e, with a yiel'i of 73.h%. No isonerization of
-pyrazoline takes place., I is ea--.tly converted to 3-di-phenoxy-
phosphinyl-3-methyl-5,5-di-o),!~r-,yl-- -PY'Mzoline, althati,8h, the Geminal phenyl
radicals are.unBtable at ten7;:ratirea hi~.-,Iwr .-.110.

1/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE--ALPHA,OXOPHOSPHGNATES IN REACTIONS WITH DIPHENYLOIAZOMEYHANe -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-PUDOVIK, A.N., GAREYEV. R.Dap STABROVSKAYAF,,,,L.A.
--.-~.CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,,.,,SOURCE-ZH. O.BSHCH. KHIM. 1970, 4013) 3, 698
DATE P UBL I S H E D----"--7 0
SUBJECT AREA S-CHEM I STRY
..~_`FGPIC TAGS--HETEROCYCLIC OXYGEN COMPOUND, BENZENE DERIVATIVE# POLYNUCLEAR
,._~HYDROCARBONip ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNO# AZO-,COMPOUNDO ORGANIC
SYNTHESIS
..--CChTR,6L MAkKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~,'~PRCIXY~*REELIFRAME--2000/0895 STEP NO--UR/0079/TO/0401003/0698/0698
clF.C. ACCESSION NO-AP0124558-
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NG-AP0124558
,-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. REACTION OF (MEO) SUBZ P(WAC AND
~,-,-PH SUB2 CH SUB,2 OCCURRED RAPIDLY AT 800EGREES TO-GlvE 63PERCENT I AND N
11-I.SU82; 1, m. 87-8DEGREES. SIMILAR REACTION -WITH (#ED) SUB2 P(GJaZ GAVE
83PERCENT lit M. 129-30DEGREES.

USSR UDC: 538.P7-f-5)i.i.6,1+5L7-341+547-772
SWIT011,, Yu. Yu., GAFCbYEV, R. D., ROVSKAYA- TL,__ IUMVIYI) A. N..1
Kazan' State University imni V. I. Ully,anov-Lenirl
"Stereachemistry of Organophosphorus Co=ounds. II. 111M Sr.-_cLrP_ Conformations
Of 3- and 5-Phosphorylated,6 ':and IA2_pyrazolines and Angular Correlation
3,T.
PCCH
Leningrad, Zhurnal Gbahchey Khimii, Vol 42 (104) Ito 6, Jun 72, pp 1227-1.235
Abstract: 3-14ethyl-3-diallioxyl)iiosphinyl-5,5-dinietliyl.- Z11- and 3-PhenYI-5-
methyl-5-diL-,ethox_vphorphinyl- Z3 2-pyrazolinas were synthesized. T'he para-
I
magnetic resonance spectra Of 3- and 5-phosphorylated A 1- and 2-p zo-
yra
lines were studied, and their preferred ronfonnations war2 determined. 'i%e
angular correlation was empirically established for tbi,, vicinall constant of
spin-spin interaction type 3jpCQg = f (0): for the case where the car1bon atoms
in the F-C-C-H fra(r1rient have sp3 hybridization, and wYxre tljere is no steric
hindrance to rotation of the dirnethoxyphosphinyl groupiabout the P-C bond.
It was established by ultraviolet and infrared spectrC6-copy that the tetra-
hedral phosphorus atom falls behind the phenyl group with reWct to Ecoility
to enter into conjueation.

USSR
MC; 547.26,118
PUDOVIK, A. N.- REMIZOV A. B.) "IL1111:4NI? S. Ye.,
J, - GH.L
LUSHCHITS, I. G., GAREYEV, R. D., Kazan,' State Univerrz~ity i7mni V. I.
Ul'yanov-1enin
"Adduct of the 'Aldol' Type of Ethiyl Diazoacetate With Dimethyl Acetophos-
phonate"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Gbshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), No 6, jun 72, p 1421
Abstract: The authors investiGated the reaction of dirnathyl acetophosphonate
with ethyl dia-zoacetate at room temperature. It vus found that an "aldol"
addition product is forme-d without elimination of nitrogen.
0 0
1 0 1 Gffa
0), 1~1 1 11, 1
J-C11.
N
C'*I.
lily

Inorganic CampourAs
USSR 00 546,791.6 1541.138.3
I and SLBPCWMOi 1. G.
'Electrochemical Reduction of Uranium (VI) to Uranium (IV) in SuJfate Solutions"
Leningradt Zhuraal Prikladnoy Mali, Vol 45's No 1, Jam~ 72, PP 110-115
Abstract# Processes were investigated which occur during eloctrolysis on the
electrodes and in the solution as well as the conditiorm. at which practically
complete reduction of uranium (VI) to uranium (IV) occurred. During the electro-
chemical reduction of uranyl Ion on a lead electrode In sulfate solutions con-
taining sufficient amount of free sulfuric acid tho reactions occuring at the
cathodo and in the solution are very rapid. The slowest~iztage of the cathode
process, which is therefore rate detormining, is the dlf*.~usion of the iorw being
reduced towards the surface of the electrodel therefora the ca:thode potential
depends considerably on tho concentration polarization. The potential of lead
szode depends on the overcharge of oxygen during Its libaration, Polarization
curves were plotted for the process ahowing that derwidinq; on tho magnitude
of oathode potential the forrmtion of U(IV)~ In solution may- occur via the re-
duOtiOA Of U(VI) to U(IVJ'* on the, calhode; or as a result Of ther disproportiona-
tiOn Of U(V), or by the reactioncf U(IV) with U(III)-in.tbe solutiom itself.

Nuclear Science, ~tncll Tech:noloEzr
USSR UDC 541-138
-Y
STABROV .4,
"Oxidation-Reduction Potential on Platinum Elec'. ode ',iii Solutions of a 11 12z-,e
J~ -lixt,
of Salts of Uraniwa (VI) and Uranium (IV) ~nd Equililn-2-UM Concentration of
Uranium (V) ions in the ;~,vstem U (VI)-U, (V)-U (I'v),
Moscow, Elektrokhimiya, Vol 6, No 10, Oct 70, PP 101-1477
Abstract: A study was made of the influence of the aoi~ity of suip'nuric acid,
nitric acid, and hydroc"aloric acid solutions of nLxtut-es of salts of uraniAL-q
M) and uranium, (IV) or, the equilibriiLT, oxidation-reituction Potential on a
Platinum electzode. It was deanonstrated that the valiia of this potential de-
pends on the acidity of the solutions st 'udied. Polarographic analysis h--3
es4-ablished that when solutions of salts of -uraniura (Y-F) and urm-ium (III) ize
mixed, ions of uraniui'a M are fmmed in the soluti=6-~,Df mixtures of these
saits. The concentration of these ions depends primari-ly on the acidity of
the solutions.
The assumption that there are alwnys -Jons of urvnium (V) present in
solutions of mixtures of salts,of uraniivi M) and urm,&um (VI) was experinent-
ally confirmed. The ions of uranii.4a (V-jj' and uranium M determine the poten-
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F-I ektrokhimiya, Vol 6, No W, Oct,70, Pj_) 1471-107
IV)
tial in the syster. U(VI)-U (V) -U (W) The influence -of ions of uranii=, (I
on the oxidation-reduction potential on a platinum eliailltrod,~. is vanifested
only in that an increase or decrease in the concentrat'lion of these ions causes
a corresponding change in the concentration of ions of. ~uranium (V) in the so-
bation.
2/2
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192 NOR 0 5 aml F MM. M.; F I =13, i g; MMI ILI M a WOU, to W I 1 1110

USS111"
v.Dc 620-193.41
KARA SEV, A. F., and STABROVSKIY, A. 1.
"Behavior of Titanium and Its Alloys with Tantalum in tile Case of Cathode
Polarization in Nitric. Acid Solutions"
Moscov., Z-ashcbita Metallov, vol 6, 110 3, MaY-Jun 1970, pp 324-326
Abstract: One stationary potentials of titanium and certain otber transition
Metals (tantalum, niobium, etc) in nitric acid solutions w,e shifted to the passive
region as a result of the oxidizability of their surfaces.. However, 11.,he passive
sta'te of these metals can be destroyed in the-presence of cathode polariza-rion.
An irriestigation -was therefore made of the electrochemical. behavior of tvitaniLoq,
niobium, and tantalum and of the corrosion resistance of titanium and its alloys
with tantalum, in nitric acid solutions with cathode polarl.,,,ation i~nder 1~alvanically
static -conditions in the temperpture range from 20 to 800. Me potentials were
ured by the compensation rrethod using the P-4 potentione-ter. The comparizon
meas,
electrode was a saturated calomel electrode.. The electrolysis uras carried Gut in
the open air, and the temperature was maintaized within the limits of + O.i
Data on the corrosion rate of titanium with cathode polarlzation in ni7kric acid
solutions and the corrosion rate of titanium alloys with t;antaluin during cr-.thoda
polarization in nitric acid solutions were tabulated for cmrx-_nL densities from
20 to 60 amps/inch2, at various temperaturets and for varioua potontinla, as well as
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KARASEVP A. F., and STABRUISKIYI.A. I., Zashchita Y-etallov, vol 61 NO 3, Fav-Jwie
70, PP 324-326
tantalum contents of 8 weiSht %, 10 weight 1,4v, and 15 weight do. From the data
obtained it follows that titanium is quite stable during cataio~le polarization in
a nitric acid solution containing 6-8 moles/liter of nitrate ion, at 800 ana witia
C) 2 0 '.
a current density of 20-60 aps/inch and also at 20-60 v.1.%,h a current density
of no more than 20 amps/inch - Titanium alloys with 8-15 weight % tantalum are
more stable than titanium in the majority of cases. The ZL'Lloy with 15 weight %
tantalum is corrosion resistant under all the-electrolysis,,conditions studied.
This alloy is recommended for use as a cathode material dvxing electrolysis of
nitric acid solutions under the corresponding conditi,ens.
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USSR UDC 616.891-072.8+616.891-07:616.154.4521.453
KARVASARSKIY, B. D. , IOVLEV, B. V. , KJkLININT, 0. ~,f, e
SUSLO7, V. I., and TAIRAERINA, N. V., Department of Neuroses and Psycho-
therapy, Leningrad Scientific Research Psychoneurological Institute imeni
V. M. Bekhterev
"Connection Between Experimental Psychological Characteristics of the
Personality and Biochemical Indexes in Relation to Problems of the Study
of Psychic Stress in Neurotics*'
Moscow, Zhurnal Nevropatolo,
-ii i Psikhiatrii, 1971, Vol. 71, No 8, pp 1199-
1.203
Abstract: Correlations between psychological data obtained from various tests
(WWI, frustration method of Rozenmveig, Eysenck questionnaire, and others)
and biochemical data (blood tests for 11-hydroxycorticosteroids, serotonin,
protein~-bound iodine; urine tests for dopanine, noradrenalin, adrenalin,
vanilly1mandelic acid and others) were established. These relationships were
determined for 48 neurotics before applied stress, and ior a control group of
healthy persons. The relationships were arrived at by Oie method of regres-
sion analysis using a computer.
-L/2
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KARVASARSKIY, B. D.~ et al., Zhurnal Nevropatologii i Psikhtatrii, 1971, Vol
71, No 8, vp 1199-1203
It is clear from the results that regression analysis is va-lu.,-ible. in fore-
casting the effects of stress on neur.otics, which in turn makes it paten-
tially valuable in studying the pathogenesis and thernoy of neuroses.

77777_77~1~
4~k C N Abstracting Service: Refi Code:
W4049503-
CHEIMICAL 'ABST.
F" 100"3g Unsktuwed organogarm=wn c*;nPOVOjjV. Y1.
Reatfion -of aaywthium r'0
mpoundi wit4j,34yaq vi*#Ln
nunes, K t 0 1
p+V ~yjj_ s D.-, PP A.
eg tjajpicb6k 1.0 &. ;N,. Z_I:Ar ! ltff
(Le dn n01. nst- int. Leu_~ik~ . ensnvTai ;
-11 -414 (RwW. _RVF`-aHff_w
Zk. ObS&h_.___K M. rM' 40f I), S ~
dotiLle bonds that are remote, from Ge fn oiga~oj,,~=aniu!m
compds. of the 1,3-di),ne aass considerably less reatfilyjhan Ovy
do-for similar Si.compd6,. The main rseact;ou is suWtituti-7e
metalation at Me or CH2 grOUPS 6rineCted to -the trl~)le bo"'d.
The relative reactivity of 1,3-divues '~of this nature com be dis-
posed in descending order. Si,-Ge,JC, A mixt, of,130-t-Or and
1,,'~-peatadiyne treated with'ibe-salt cooling wlth KzjG~eBr .111d
hr gave 3 65~,j I ruanyl-1, 3-fwit; i
rehuxed 8 -trirnefliyl~er ijiiiyne (1),
bi. 42-2.5*, Wl l.0869,,nju I.W72"; similwrly were.pgii.A. 805-1.-
Ldiyne! (11), bt.s 0.5-94r' 1 0590
1-trimethylpermanyl-1,3-htu
IIII'j, b'
58.5", 1.0355, IM42; and the previously rtporl.ed EtjGe
REEL/FRXME.
19801345

;,,.1 -1 ~ ~ . 1. -1 . ........... ...
analops of these. Adding 4.4 g 1,4,hvxP-diyne to Et-NIgBr from
APO'049503 2 g Nig, keeping the mixt. 8 hr, then pauxing 29 hr gave. only 3
g Ge-contg. product, ba 71-3', d"' 1.1))07, n-1111 1.4810, C,11-1,.Ge-
BtiLi from 3.5 g Lf and 30.5 g BuBr ;--E Et:O under N at.-30*
treated with 1 (5.8 g) and held 40 min. gave 55%, product, br-s-z
301-50*, Cs,-Hl2Ge. Similarly, 11 and BuLi gave 1-trimethyl-
gernianyl-4-eth~1-3-ecteti-1-yne, b, '41,9-81". 0.9886, 1.48b,
which heated with~ Nle,014-KOH, thi!n hydrogenated, gave 4-
ethyloctane. Uand isG-BuLi wave a Mii.t. of nt least 4 products,
bo., 41-8*; a similar mixt. fonned with Me3CU, b, 56-640. * 11I
and BuLi gave 691,,-~ isomerizates, bj.~ (10-92', and 279% adducts,
b,;.o7 73-40, Citfi:sGe. I-Trietli5-lgcrin;anyi-l,a-bexadiyne and
BuLi gave 69~70 isome-rizates, bz and inme 1-triethylger-
ruanyl-4-ethyl-3-oct,~,n-I-yne, bl, 107,101, 0.97C~3, 1.4885.
Q. M. Kosolapoff
19801346

W2 030 MCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--CUT PATIENT PROPHYLACTI~C TREATMENT OE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS SUFFERING
~OF HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE -U-
AUTHOR-tO2)-TRAKHTENBERG# S*a.t STADNIK9. A.I*'
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE--VRACHEBNDYE DELO, 1970, Nk 5, PP 9-12
:-DATE,PUBLISHED-70
~SUBJECT AREAS-SICLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~_~~iTOPIC TAGS-PROPHYLAXIS, INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, HYPERTENSIONs RESERPINE,
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY-REEL/FRAME--300211723 STEP NO-UR/0475/~70/000/005/0009/0012
R, C, 'ACCESSIGN NO-AP0129C91
UNC L AS4' I F I E 0

2/2 030 UNCLASS I FIE D PROtESSING DATE--30OCT70
,CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0129091
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-0- ABSTRACf. RESULTS-ARE PkESENTI:D DF 145
PATIENTS iiITH HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE -RECEIVING INfSPRING AND AUTUMIN
PROPHYLACTIC COURSES OF TREATMENT IN OUT PATIENT CONDITIONS. RESERPINE
TEST UNDER ELECTRUCARUIOGRAPMIC CONTROL WAS USED FOR INVIVIOUALIZArlON
OF DRUGS. RAUWOLFIA PREPARATIONS WERE GIVEN ONLY TO THOSE PATIENTS WHO
A
RESPG140ED TO RESERPINE. :PRUPHYLACIFIC OUT PATIENTiTREATMIENT
RESULTED IN A LOWER INCIDENCE OF.CRISES AND REQ~ICTIGll OF TEMPORARY LOSS
OF THE WURKING CAPACITY.
U ru 17 1ASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 539.216.22:546.28
LITOVCHEIT.KO, V. G., LYSMO, V. S. , PP.IKHODENKO, V. I. SMIL'YAN. A. ~Ye.
KAZAROV, R. Ye. , �jpl' Institute of Semiconduzctors~, Academy of
k
Sciences of the U1_rSSR
IEffect of Structural Factors of Single-Crystal Silicon Filmz on Their Sur-
face Properties"
Kiev, Poluprovodnikovaya Tekhnika i Mikroelektronika, Resp. Mezhved. Sb.,
No 7, 1972, pp 38-4o
a num. ler of id
Abstract: comparative study is made of. "lumetric charac-
-teristics which.depend on the volumetric imperf ection cif silicon filns
grown on sapphire substrates (mobility of the charge car:rj-ers;,, etc.), as
vell as surface-sensitive characteristics (zone flexure,,density of fast
traps, etc.). It is shown that the electrical propertieti of the surface
of strongly itperfect films depend on the Voliunetric structure.
67

67
USSR UW4 621-3!5-5q22:,1-46.28
LITOVCHEENIM0, V.G., MEMO, V.S., PRIKHOD~;MO, V.I., SHUL"M11, A.M,
KAZAROV, R.YE., STADINTIK, A. V.
"Effect Cf Structural Factors 0.1 Manoc ryst al line Silicon Films On Their Surface
Propertiesh
Poluprovodn. tekhn. i mikroel.ektronika. Reep..mezhved. sb. (Semiconductor
Technologr And Microelectronics. Republic Interdepartm-entel Collection), 1972,
Issue 7, pp, 38-40 (from RZh:.Elelstroni-ka i yp7e pr2meneniye, No 9, Sept 1972,
'Abstract No 9B82)
Translation: A comparative atudy is made of a number oC volumetric characteris-
ties which depend on the defectiveness of the volume of Si- f ilmn grown on
sapphire substrates (mobility of charge carriers and others), and of the surface-
tive characteristics.(bending of zon - fast traps, and others-'t
a ensi esj density of
it is shown that the electrical properties, of,the- surfa(.q of strongly do-fective
film depend on the vcl,=,,3 structure. 4 ref. Suxmry.
121

XIV-11. STUIJY OF THK STWCORAL VLM'LLrI1X,' VY TbL VILTLROLMIAMAL gt-C~ $YSTtA
~pl,,Iok Kw~d t all U- 17 Junv 19 7.1 ZZ3;
The stroctural pertcetLon.of Ncter-pitaK - o4tsinrd
by tho fWt4ed of -L'Umatt." of -SL,= 6" in T'lle.t.ft-ratur'
ranj,,,,- 5~~hkPrl~E~W C.zr,. riouth rare0U.0.1 eicronsleanuto was .1nvLatLP.*ted
UPI-r. thd x-rov topmFirophic diffractom 'r te and metallogr,whic mthoAs. It
WAO dVM009trdtOd that the degree of structural peritetim ol 51 IS I= on Gc is
lower thn" the Cc filto mi Si. A sharp Increema in thz hAlf-~rtdth of the rack-
Lar. curves *9 Vw doble-crystal spactroacterobts.ioed frois the Wei and cite
sul-atrAtm, was 4.t.jtod by coviparison with tbe Values charaCteristic of 14r..%1
tryotals. 71m x-ray topogravIty, however. 411d not revv&.1 -;;Iesr fragowntery
structure theractorlstle of Ce fLIM puvajok Si substrates. The **use of this
Phenamnonis 41aeusseti.

7 '3
XVI-13. RULE UF VACULN CONI)MIMS DUM!X DIE ULPMITIW LIT SILICIV Flutl
SAPPWRL
lArticip by A. V. Stadnik, V._Y.-
Mi.v; s;ntrsa rol%mrrvotial-
kvvv%'b Wristollov
Of the thrao basic pir~-Iern ArCvR~raturpi-=Z~, -~Zz -iooa vacLoup) ee-
finLnr the prerwrtles vr_-trv*tj-jctor flina. th. last js,tt- 1,jff~ IIj_AtIr0t-
T-J~ 11- in to rn~ *re.rturAj -I
proroertiei of Pou-nar-ryatalline pillcor, (t1--% i'a "XrP'I!rO as 41 funrtl- 01 the
vacuum conditions 41irInp deposition.
The aillson fil-s, an sapphire Verk, J~poftlt.j In thr V.cuuvi ronge of
1-10-1 to5 -10-0 tort in oil and villesn put~inp svotrmA. 7he tlernaltl," w~
carried out bv two Yjw,~thods, with hip.1i tvmfteralutw nucleation aad vitit fjxq4
substrate tearerature., The structural (clert!ca dIffractlon Patterns, rocking
curWs of the sperttoomter) =4 (srectfic rasls-
tonce. type of conductivitI, nobility.of the currant ItIrrrieTS3 tharacketistica,
of tlw film vcre~magured, Arkslogbus vx"riwcnts-~rv vewforvvJ ith th~,
sillcou-Nilicon
r k we
B~r co"Ia i"X 111' results of these "Perimenta the "ac;o"Lons "re 4TO
r. pardIng Minina= affect of the vacuum vhCM applying films according to the
conditions with hiph-temporature nucleation =4 causes, Iee%UAjt to vorscniv,4 of
the film chit ractarlm tl ca.

USSR UDC 539.2", +53Q.2G+"21.416
9
0. N., nOCIMV, V. 2., KOSBAI-rx~o, V. y e "IN 'IV.=
and SlICIMMIN!, V. N.
"Preparing and ln-,restigating Monocrystalline Silicon Films on San-
phire and MOS Transistors of ThatiType"
Kiev, Poluproyodnihovaya telthnika i mikroplekt-r-onika, lUo. 6, 1971,
pp
1bstract: As opposed to silicon films depooited on silicon, these
films on sapphire pe-omit substantial reductions in zhe -aras-itic
capacitance of inte,-,rated circuits and have other benefits. 111his
paper discusses some problems arisinC, in connection with these t-Je-
vices, such as the effect of thLe otate of -the sa-
pphire sub-strate
on the silicon film, 'he mechanism "or the fomatio of filrl de-
U n
fects, and the effect of such struct ra' defectC on thc basic p~xa-
meters of transi-stors =,de by this, process. Th'i spt~cimcns ws;_rj in
the experim. ents of the present Paper !.,ere o.-L~ the sJ`icon on sili-
con ana the silicon on capphire 16-y-..~e, vith the deposition ria-e :Ln
vacuum heatin.-~ chambers of st,abile~s steell. In bne type of speci-
men.the filraz ..rere s1mottered wn the substrate in a vaculur! of 1-3-
1/2

Now WM
k
USSR
GRIGOR'YEV, 0. N., et al., Poluprovodnikovaya telchnika i mikroelektron4ka,
No 6, 1971, pp 16-23
10-6 mm Hg without preliminary heating, and in a vacuuti of 1-2.10-7
mm g
with preliminary heatin.g. The authors assert that the specimens made by
their method are in no wav inferior to the best of those obtained by thermal
decomposition of silance or the reduction of silicon galloids. They find
~also that silicon on sapphire transistors are at least,as good as those of
silicon on silicon. They are associated with the.Semiconductor Institute of
the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences.
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W
IL
USSR UDC 539.234+539.26+621.416
GRIGOR'YEV, 0. N., KLOCHKOV,, V. P., WSE-11"K0, V. YE. ) STAD' SHMILM11"
V. N. ift.L.J4,
"Obtaining and Studying )~Ionocrystallina Filmis of Silicon on Sapphire and Z!etal-
Oxide-Semiconductor Transistors Based on~Them"
Kiev, Poluprovodnikovaya tekhnika i mikroe'lektronika. No 6, 1971, pp 16-23
Abstract: A study was -made of the effect ofthe degreelof Perfection of sap-
phire substrates on the Derfection of the silicon films, the mechanism of for-
mation of a large number of defects in filzis and the effett of structural de-
fects of the fili-iis on the primary parameters of in-strumants manufactured on the
basis of them. Sublimation in a. vacuum was u~ied to obtain m=ocrystjjline f ilms
of silicon or. snpphire and silicon on ailicon. Tha rjubstrate.-i and films were
Itiventigated by thu marbods of x- ray diffraction microscopy. Netal-oxide-
semiconductor transistors with characteristics not inferior to the character-
istics of analogous instruments made of massive silicon were manufactured from
silicon films on sapphire. Topograms of the a--Al 203 subs~trate of 161-2 orien.-
tation taken by various mathods are -presented. A procedure for obtaininB the
films is described by which it is poscible to obtain siliton films on sapphire
which with respect to structure and properties.are not inferior to the best
films obtained by the method of thermal decomposition of siline, or reduction
of silicon halides. There are a large number of defects in the silicon films
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GRIGOR'YEV, 0. N., et al., Polunrovodnikovaya tekhnik'a i mikroelektronika, No 6,
1971, pp 16-23
on sapphire the mechanism of occurrence of which is not fully explained and
obviously is of a theoretical nature. The volt-ampere characteristics of tile
metal-oxide-semiconductor transistors manufactured by the proposed procedure
are.presented and discussed. The maximum transconductance of transistors with
a channel width of 100 microns was 300 micromhos and vatied within the limits
of 200-300 micromhos. For transistors with a channel width of 400 microns, the
transconductance is within the limits of 800-1,000 micrcmhos.~
100

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--INTENSITIES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY X R 4V SPI:C'FqA -U-
AUTHOR-02)-STAUNIKOV, A.G., NIKOLSKIY,t A-P-
CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSq
--DOKL. AKAD* NAUK SSSR
-SOURCE 1970, 191(2)t 315
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT, AREAS--PHY.SICS
TOP I CTAGS--X.RAlY SPECTRUM, PHOT014t PARTICLE PRODUC.TIONt TITANIU4, SODIUM
CONTROL '4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.00CUMENT-CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--2000/1791
PROXY REEL/FRAME STEP NO L/ 0 0 2 0 /7 t) 119 1~ 0 0 2 10 3 15 10 3 18
ACCESSIONANO-AT0125403
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UNCLASISIM,

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS TING DATE-27NOV70
C[RC ACCESSION NC--AT0125403
A3STRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-0- ABSTkACT. ~ "I'H ETHE,ORETICAL L I il I 'I S OF T H LE
INTENSITIES OF PRIMAPY AND SFCONDARY X RAY SPECTRA,, D(*-TD. THE
B Y
liAGNITUDE OF THE PRODUCTION Of: X KAY PH01 N'S 1NIT13-A SOL[D ANGLE OF 1 SIR
BY 1 BOMBARDING ELECTRON OR PH3TON, XiE DERIVE0- 0 V T I MA LREGIME (IF THE
PRIMARY SPECTRA EXCITATION CORRESPONDS TO THE' PLATEUA OF THE
TING V-91 T4(;Ev THE SP-ED OF
CHARACTERISTIC OF A SPECTROIN-ETE, "ACCELEPA
SUMMATION OF T11E REGISTERtED UIPLUSES". ey THE nut. nF. PRo'Dtjcrfl-1N OF
PHOTONSt THE IiNFLUENCE OFINSTABILITY OF ACCELFRA'VING YOLTAG-E ON THE
INTENSITY OF SPGCTRA IS tMIN. AT THESE CONDITIONSil uJi-l'insiry OF
SECONDARY SPECTRA OF LIGHT ELEMENTS DECREASES SHA!0LY tq.LTri THE DECREASE
OF AT. NO. Z (IF THE SOFT COMPONENT OF. X RAY IONIZING 11ADIATION is
FILTERED BEFORE IT IMPINGL-S ON A SAMPLE).' Pk".)DUCTION OF PHOTONS OF THE
PRIMARY X, SPECTRA OF ELEMENTS FROM TI T.O,NA UOILO- BY FILLER WITH Z
EQUALS 13 8) DECREASES "dITH Z DECREASE PROPORTIONAL TO SIMII,All TO
PRIME-3.5t INTENSITY OF THE SECONDARY SPECTRA DECRE~.&SES WITH Z
PROPORTIONAL TO Z PRIME12 (THAT IS 4.0 TIMES 10 PREYE3 TLIMES BY THE
DECREASE OF Z FROM TI TO ,,,A IF THE BE-AM UF X RAY R,'V')lAJIQN FORMS THE
PHOTONS WITH E SUBO LARGER THAN 5 KFV MAINLY). FUJi-, THE OPTIMAL ~-::NERGY
OF 60%4BARDING ELFCTROINS AND PHOTONS AND U140FR THE i3Amlz-ci-:omLrRir-lL
CONDITIONS, THE MAX. OF PHOTON PR0l')W-,TI0N.OF TH~- S17CONJARY K SPECrRA IS
HIGHFR THAIN MAX. OF PRIMARY SPECTRA FOR ELEMENTS Hl:AVlr'-'R THAN C,
FAC I L ITY: VSFS, F"IAKfl,-lSrjLZ0- INST. AVTOMAT. ciiii-011-AVI'l 111105C. (TIII
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Ab s t rat t i ng O-i',v ic Ref.tode,
Af0049849- CHF.HICAL ABST...f-;PO
74 o 3
290m APPOratus for studying the wear otpolyiner nvwt-
during, reciprocation.
V~ttinmstftk k~ftvasokov sot,".
ftef-
L o V
P A F~aid
76- q-z-101 411 it e
wv!~IEMI aVO a - - -1
v0 ,F-19161 36M, 4 (Rds
app. for studying. the veer resistance. Of plastics diiripji, recipro-
9 friction along metaia at low 4 - d hj~h temps. i
cat in n h yprious',fat,;
media is described The app, is ~suimhle f0i. use I, qperat~n
loads ~nd speeds of many mciprocating i6gines.: The. riving nio.
tion and application of fund on the'sanilples are accomolished 'On
one side (vertically), whk the sample'ti .acquire teciproc mng mo-
tion along.the ar~ of ~,ring-rhAped,,~i~u-~iershat.t- permits
one to achieve quite simply the. necisiiary imWition 4-, the fric-
tion block from the !surrounding'inedi~tn. ~. The App. A*~ used, to
test iamples of filled Ftorop]ast-4 at~.various ternpa. and sliding
velocities over a broad range of loads.
REEL/FWIE
19801774

MOLOGY'
Agriculture
USSR UDO _59547t681.142-33
STAMITSKIY, G. V., Scientific Research Institute of Fo#atry, Zenin8;rad
~"Jk Mathematical Model of the Survival of Phytoptagoua ln,4jectsi During one
Genera-tion"
Moscowi Zoologgicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 501 lio 1971, PP 1011-1,020
Abstract-4 Eaking forecasts of the amoiLit of damage that may be done by insects
on farms and in forests will be considerably facilitated by nathematical
models of the s~irvival of specimens over one and over several guneratinns.
In this st4qyl the survival of Leapeyresia strobilella, lepidcn-tera-, and To-rt-
ricidae was inve,5tiEated over one genaration. These lnsi!cts live in fir cones:
they leave the cones once a ynar for rating, return just Ilefore the cone,
scales close, and remain Inaide the conea for the rest cif the year, practi-
call'-., i!solated ',-he outsido -,world. To 3olloct the dmta, 1'1:v conea ve-re
gathered in two 'forests (Lendn;_17 skaya and .,'ovgo=,d~-:hayiL ob-II.Lists) at dofinite
Ctrzl (11~1 r-1969) i atid were ttnalyimi for tl-.ie nuabar of
tine intervals for 5 Ye, ;165
insects present. per 4~.re._3
,-400 cone, dew-ndinu- on the nul~bar of c,:).n!Ls
A final equation rnpxasentin~ t'&-,:! modal of the s"Irdyall of ar,~!ci-
menu over one Genoration Is derIved. It 1.9 a trinoziiLia whose :.-4---in va-riables
are initial population density and growth cycle duration.. It L~ bollevad
that the model is also applicable -1-6 acme other phytoph. ous J --ects.
VAL

USSR UDr,, 615.472,616-33-085-832-9-031-84-72
YAB14W,011 o L. G., ADNTTqQY___M___ j and GALLIKEP I YU. 1. j Moscow Instru-
#"==ft 6
scow xedicafAI
sent Factoryl II n1fitute izeni N, 1. Firogov
New Apparalus for Local Hypothermy of the 5tomach!'
khnika, No 3, 1971s; pp 20-23
Moscow# M ditsinskaya Tc
Abstracts Groups of engineers from the Moscow Instrunent Factory and researchers
from the Second Moscow Medical Institute imeni N. I. Pirolgov collaborated in
the development of a new device, the Ai=h-l:, for producinj,~, iocal cooling of
the stomach and other organs. A 50,;_'S'alcohol/water solutibn (4 liters) is
introduced through an overflow opening in atwo-section chamber; a connecting
cook Is kept open until the upper mark of a levol gauge U reached. The air
contained in the chamber is driven out through tbo connecting cock to the out-
side. A diaphragm pump evacuates a latex ballon which enlrelopes a double sonde
protruding from the measuring section of the device. After the air has boon
evacuated, the latex ballon is sealed off arouni the sonde, lubricated with
glycerin and inserted Into the stomach of the patient. The alcohol/water solu-
tion ia chilled in the heat-exchange section of the vessel into which are built
the vaporizers from Freon coolers which axe equipped with -specL31 coidensen.
The temperature of the solution is lowered automatically to a present level by
1/2
50

USSR
YABMAPdCOVt L. G.# et al., Meditsinskaya Tekhnikas No 3s 1971t pp 20-23
an automatic unit consisting of a rectifier with a. quenching resistor, a. trans-
istorized amplifier and intermediate relays of the HKLI-419 ty . The tempera-
.ture In the.heat exchange chamber is usual2y zutintained at 28eto -80C, irithin
0
+1 " The latex ballon is filled with the cooled alcohol/vater mixture, by
';eans of the diaphragm pump. Approximately 6W-900 ml ar-a filled into the ballon,
under control by the level guage. Electrotheniometers axle useti to measuro the
temperature of the alcohol/itater nixture, the body tempexature of the patientr
and the stomach temperature. The eloatrothermoxeters arqi Calibriated by a ]PIcro-
ammeter, and they can measure temperatures in the range from 16 to 420 with
an accuracy of + 0.2-. An autotransformor is used to coatxol the productivity
of the pump. The device is calx%ble of keeping a constant voltuie of cooling
mixture in the latex ballon for the entire procedure (without excee&ing atmo-
spheric pressure in the ballon) at a required temperatu= and with controlled
pumping, The device was succesfully tc-stad on 34 patients with acute pancreatitis
and gas-tro-duodenal bleeding. It was. possible to roduce by stomach cooling the
nunber of operations and the death rate in destructive forms of acute pancreatitis.
The device is c!aL-wd to be simple, convenient, and free of danger to operate.
It dan be used for local cooling of the inteat~net urinary bladdere and other
'Caval org"Of
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USSR UDC: 53h-S
STADNIK, B. N., KAZANSKIY, M. F., BELY-Y, L. N.
"Effect of Porous Structure on the propagation of Ultrasound in Capillaz-y
Fore Models It
Vliyaniye noristoy striAttiry na ras-orostraneniye ul'tr,-,,.vruka v no-le" 'r-yIh
kapi4yarnc-noristyl-h telalh. Redkoliegiya "Inzh.-fiz. 2h." A.N BSE-F, (cf.
English above. Editorial Staff of "Engineering Pbysics'Jcurnal." Aca emy of
Sciences of t-he ESSE), Minsk, 1971, 7 pp,,~ill., bibl.: ~,:~ 7 titles (No
3855-71 Dep. ) (fram LZh-Fizikag, ~ No 6, Jun 72, Abstract; no 6ZI1580 DEP)
Translation: The physical and mechanical properties of capfIlary porous
bodies are very precsely described with the aid of a model system of
mutually touching,clastiz- spherical particles. The speed of propagatiot-I of
elastic vaves along a one-dimensional chain of elastic particles in the
absence of attenuation is independent of the sizes of 1"he particles and is
determined by the elasticity of the contact between adjacent pexticles as
calculated by the theory of 11. Hertz. A one-d=cnsio-n&l ch:3in of particles
in a capillary pe--rous bcay is a mechanical low-freque,ney filter whose
cutoff frequency is directly proportional to the speed.off ultrasound and
inversely proportional to the sizes of the particles. Measurements of the

USSR
STADNIY, B. N. et al, Vliyaniye poristoLf struktury
ulltrazviLt-.a v model'ny~kh Minsk., 1973.
speed of propagation of ultrasound on a freqaency of 70 kyz in fractionated
quartz sand sho-wed a slight increase (by 24p') in velocity with an appre-
ciable increase (by a factor of -.6) in the effective dim-ensicns of the
particles. Authors' abstract.
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TjaZMjnOjorr
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USSR uDc 616-92.1-5+6i.6.gi/.93,(53,-.oi7]:6:L6.1-5-07
STADNIK, L.-M., Chair of Infectious Diseases, Kiev Madical Institute, Kiev
"Immunological Shifts ip the Serum of Influenza Patiento in P-31ation to the
Intensity of the Fever"
Kiev, Vrachebnoye Delo, No 8, Aug 72, pp 138-141
Abstract: A study carried out oil 755 influenza patients indicated that in the
blood serum of patients with a higher initial intensity:of the fever reaction
(temperature 38 -.::>4oOC) the influenza antigen appeared earlier, but persisted
for a shorter time, than in the serum of patients with rn less pronounced I-ever
reaction (temperature ~-- 380C). The immunofluorescence method of dia!znosing~
influenza vas found to be more reliable than the saroloj-,,ical TY,~.thod for both
groups or patients. A special investigation conducted qn 6') IT.-If'Luenza
patients sriowed that the interferon titers were higher in cases with inten-
Asive fever than thesewith moderate fever'

USSR UDC: 536-532
PORTAZH, R. A., LAK-H, V. I., ZAa I., The "Term-opribor" Scientific
Industrial Union
"A Device for Noncontact Measurement of the Surface TezTerattire of Moving
Objects"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, PronWshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 31, Nov 71, Author's Certificate No 317922, Division G, filed 28 Apr 70,
published 19 Oct 71, p 153
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for non-
contact measurement of the gurface tem'perattire of inoving objects. The
device contains a stitionary thin-valle-d bernatically niv~-J-vtl heat pickup
with a temperature gaure rmch ao a tbemocouple, and a heat~protective
jacket with shield. Aa a distinguishing feature of th-- patent, the dr---
oign is simplified and mea,,iuren~ent accuracy and reliab;ility are improved
by making the heat pickup in the form of a closed hollpst body which for=
a cavity in conjunction with the jacket, the ratio of the areas of input
and output apertures being 3:1.
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USSR UDC 537.32
KITS, 1. 112 �TAD-_4YK, B. I., SOLYANYK, L. M., STOLYARCIIIJK, P. G.
117be Possibility of Using VR-10/20 Thermocouples in Corrosive Substances"
Moscow, Toplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 11, No 1,~Jan-l:eb 73, pp 150-153.
Abstract: The influence of various quantities of inert gas on the thermo-
electric properties of the VR-10/20 thermocouple is experimentally studied.
Data are presented on the instability of VR-S, VR-10 and VR-20 tungsten-
rhenium thermocouples in neutral media; ~he influence of the inert gas flow
rate an the indications of the thermocouple is suidied 4,ind the optimal value,
not influencing the indications-of the thermocouple, is established as a func-
tion of temperature.
156

USSR
Semicouductars a6d.-T`~~msi~tq~
4TAFEYEV, V. I.
"Semi-Insulator S-Diode Electronics"
Moscow, Radfotel~hnika, Vol 26, No 10, 1971, pp 5-12
UD(' 621. 382
Abstract: A study was made of the physical prinCiDlef; Of construction of
integrated units from diode structured with volufliet'ric negative resistance.
Active media as a prospective basis for creating large functional units,
S-diodes, the physical principles of S-diodes including the T-mechanisin,
the U-mechanism, growth of ambipolar mobility, distritiPtion of the volumetric
charge ani leak-age of the injectin.cr contact,~other types of diodes with
S-type characteristics including multilaver structures, thin fil-nis and
amorphous structures, the functional possibilities of S-diodes including
controllable S-structures with volumetric coupling and the basic charac-
teristics of a controllable S-diode structure and the sinpla-st functional
S-devices including neuristors, pulse signal delay lines and S-diodc logi-
cal circuits are d1scus-sed.
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USSR UDC 621-382-323
Pump m. V. STAFEY-WV, V. I
"The Injection FET. Static Characteristics in a Conumon-Em-itter Circuit"
Moscov, Radiotekhnika i Elekt.,oniha, Vol 16, No 10, 71, PP 18"94-1903
Abstract:- The authors present the fundamentals of a. quantitative theory
and calculate the --tatic current-voltage curves in th,*! Con--lon-CITatter
circuit of a new semiconductor device wMeh consists i*.-ssentlluly of four
layers with a leak connected between the emitter laye,-,s havinC, a resistance
which dependo on the voltage applied to the collector,layer, TMs lealr is
-rent per ti n
what provides the proper cu3 -Cain dependence reoul-ired for c a, r,
of the four-layer structure. While the device combinoo the action c-' the
conventional bipolar inJection transistor and the FET, it also I-as a nmber
of new Droperties, in particular, it has negative differential resistance
.5e curve, and, E -type in thc~ cranitter
of N-type in the collector current-voltar
current-voltage curve. The paper contains t1he result:; of computer analysis
of these curves for a nuniber of combinations of basic paraine*lers of
to. It i!~ shown Ih-at the N-trib-e is similar1o tKe injrction FET.
tion F-ET
Seven figures, bibliography of' five titles.'

USSR uDc 621-382.323
POPOVA, M. V., ST~Ih~YEV,_V.__I.
"The Injection FET. Static Characteristics in a Co=mo-_--Base Circuit"
Moscow, Rad-iotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 16, No 10,-Oct- 71, pP 190L-1911
Abstract: The paper is a continuation of research by these authors an
the injector FET (cf. rtadiotekhnika.i Elektronikaz, 19i'1, Vol 16, 'No 10,
1894). On the basis of expressions developed in the first 'cart of the
work, the authors analyze the current-VOlttLge curves of the collector-base
and emitter-base 'Loops. Analytic expressions in pard:-.,-.etric zfcrri are found
for these curves. The results of computer analysis ar'e presented for the
effect of basic Darameters.on the behavior of these ciLrves. The ruling
principles found in the experimental work on N-triodet; are compared with
the theoretically determined behavior.. The results,show qualitative agree-
ment. Six figures, bibliography of five titles.

USSR bDc: 621-397:621.39!5.61(o86.8)
ZOLOTAIREV, V. F.
"Non-Vacuum Analog of a Televisicn Transmitting Tube"
USSR Author's Certificate No 258371s, filed 2Feb 66, published 21; Apr 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nlov 70, Abstract No lIG100 P)
thar's Certificate introduces a device which is
Translation: The given Au.
a non-vacuum analog of a TV transmitting tube ubich does not require lig~it
beam deflection for image scanning. The device contains a photaconduc "live
layer koplied on a multilayer semiconductor structure vith thyratron charac-
teristics. This structure is supporte(I by a metal subst.rote and is divided
into lines vhich are neuristor lines.. A-mo.dification is passib.Le with two
13
senSlt12ed surfaces for comparing apecimens'or, for tracking In object
X. S.
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012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSM DATE--IISEP70
TITLE--A FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR -U-
:AUTHDA--AYRAPETYANTS, S.V., KOMAROVSKIKHt K.F., MURYGLINi Yol.t POSPELOVi
A F
V.V. t ST EYEV, V.1,
COUNTW~NFO-3:1~--MA'
,.SOURCE--PATENT, NO 263750
REFERENCE--MOSCOWP OTKRYTTYAY IZOBRETs, P.ROM. OBRAZTSY9 TnVARNYE ZNAKI NO
DATE PUBLISH'r_D--10FEB70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS ANO ELECTRICAL: ENGRs
.,TOPIC TAGS--PATENTI FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORI TRANSISTORIZED CIRCUIT
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