SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TABADZE, F.N. - TAGER, S.A.

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M61eciilar Physid6
USSR UDC 669. 355
TABADZE, FALY Academician of the Georgian SSR Academy of Scieaces) SUILMAVA,
TT..,anTMUDZE, K.G.,
"Determination of the Diffusion Characteristics of Zinc Into Copper According
to the Initial Stage of Whisker Thickerling'
Tbilisi, Soobshcheniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol 60, Ila 1, Oct 70,
PP 53-56
Abstract: Determination has been made of the diffusion coefficient of zinc
into the following copper materials of the indicated apffroximate average
diametero" thin whiskerr,, 5 ulicroli',; tlifck whial~ers, 20 m1cront,, dcformed
vhWvm, 6 microna; thin Ulitovskiy tatcrowire., 6 m1crono, and thick Ulicro-
wire, 20 microns, at temperatures of 600, 650, and 700 de-Irrees t". Determina-
tion was based on measuring the initial stage of whisker thickening as the
zinc diffused from the surface. A known solution to the one-dimensional
ro J.Tusion firom a source with constant concentrstion was used, ex-
'blem of dif
p
ploiting the fact that the cylindrical shape of the specinien hau no sigai-
ficance for the initial stage of diffusion vrhen the averaGe path of diffusion
is much smaller than the specimen. The diffusion coefficient of-the zinc
in vhiskers was 1-2 orders lower than in thick copper wire. Alva measured
were the structural factor, which was 6-7 orders lov.-r in whiskers, and

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TABADZE, F. N., et al, Soobshcheniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol 60,
No 1, Oct 70, PP 53-56
the energy of activation, which was 2-3 times lower. These coefficients,
based on thickening in the intial stage, coincide with previous findings
on data obtained in processing data at, areas close to saturation for thin
materials (both whiskers and wire), but the differences were great in the
case of thicker materials. Coefficients averaged aboat 3 times higher
at 700 degrees than at 600 degreesj ext!ept for thick microwirep for irbich
the difference was 10 times as great. The'coincidence of the energy of
activation diffusion in thin whiskers urith the prevIously reportod energy
of displacement of vacancies in copper corXIMI, findings ttUewhere that new
-~V do not. fona during diffunion in whisk r arystaIll.

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Planck Society of Ansistonce to Scionre. In addition, the C~c-r-
rn--;n SCivilLizic flortearch Soci.,,y recc!rltly Create,. I nurd)vu 0!
instltut~cris Which play an ijuxilinry role- in inve.-~tiqjatlcnn ".nd
stuav qunstiona of v.;ppl'Ing the of We!',t Gern,~~ny ~~th
preparatilon.-, ~~nd c.,uip.rient ind also questions or' the
gathering and processing of im.orma-zion.
ft,ither activ, co.~.:-.octions havo already been ortabl-'sb~~J
between the AS USSR cind resLarcl% institulions of West
Each yedr ti,-, AS USSR receives from 111~0 to 400 scientistf. o~ Wes-,
Germany anj in turn nend!. Roviot. scitzritints to that coultr-., to
present lectures and reports, do joint w,*)Ek in it!. laboratu'rie!;
ano institutomes, and part'.iCipdtL- in international and naticnzl
congresses and sympozia.
The -.,1,znCd pravide5 ~or an increiise in thr- vcl-
une of exchange of specialistr. in variOU5 dreiis v.- sc'ez;ckz
also the pos5ii)ility of estaolir-hing dircct cvnrcactr. J-n-
dividual. itm-.1tutes of the AS IISSR and Gc-.;Azjiy.

U35-1
UDC 541-135
BAR41110V, V. i., VD37VICi-El"111,10, ti. V.fIIL-kSOV, V. j'-',UCjFTj'
SiIOV, I. B. and 'Oscow
G. F., RUBA io4w- X
".e~ael Cells, I-,i-,.h ion E~,cchanZe 14'embramuss. Davelopmont. and investigation"
a
Moscow, Eler"trohni-rAy , Vol 8, No 5, MaY 72, pp 69k-693
AbstracL: Fut~! ccLl-- aro describ-zid bnsW wi cation exclvmve resin
'Washed fl-ce of rulbouni aei-d. 'i'lie wr;c of solid clectrolyte iu-1)-arts certa,,.n
to all p1hys'-ical proaesnnm3 acetwing Iii U,(i colls,
such as of (Auncntn-y p",- ~;ical ac-,~:i rc3pa.-4.,;I-tbI-.-, ibr curmnt
ganerat-A.on. Cu~-mnt vcnc~ratian on Mic, surracc, of tho could nr . rjos-
sibly praducc, Vio total gem-nitUd SO th-'tt U.-O CIOI-tI'OaO in:3j-'.-j,:., t'ne
blenbrana must h-~vr-- b~zc-n c-ant-ibUing tulbr-ta.'Iti.~-1-1Y to curn"rit
Several are n-de cancerning this problem, ai-id a concbcsion JL~:-
rear-h-e-d that curre- t is cunirated b, a
a thin Liy(~ c,
TILIC-~,)-,12,(~ nn -1- -L I I "Tf12. i-th watvr. T,,.-o I
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ARANIOV, V- I- ct Ctl, ElcktrolkhiraiYa, Vol 8, INO 5, Kay 72, pp 69' -6900
The prjnc4-al-pr,)b.I.cq in t1his systcni concerns imiformity
of 1-1-10 rernov-al of watlcir. Both types. of mirrent genoraloors arc- described,
pointing out tbr, areas wh~,-re development is still needvd, mainly in synthesis
of nTe matc:r~---ls for nembrmr-s.

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USSR uDc- 621.374.5(088.8)
DYUKOV, L. V., TABAKOV, G. A., BARANOV, A. N., TIKHONOVICH, V. V.
"A Device for Correcting the Flat Section of a Pulse"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2066829, filed 3 June 69, published 2 July 70
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, 110 5, May 71, Abstract No 5G302 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for correcting
the flat section of a power modulator puls e. The device consists of a con-
trollable resistance (e. g. a lamp) connected in series or parallel with the
load, an amplifier in a feedback circuit, a comparison element, and a ref-
erence voltage source. To reduce losses in the regulator and ensure zero-lag
action of the device, the comparison element and referenc,~i voItage source
are made in the form of a caDacitor and electronic switchAn a tt~ries circuit
which is connected in parallel with the load reajettuice. The cotimon point
between capacitor and switch in connected to the high-resistance input of
the feedback ampllfler.

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USSR uDc 615.285.7-015.4,6i6.~it/.4-091-0c,12.9
Genenal and Corm-a-Tial
Institute c
BONASHEVSKAY-4., T. I., and_TAT"
-YA.,
Hygiene imeni A. N. Sysin, Academy of Medsical Sciences iJSSR, Moscow
"Morphological Changer, in the Organs of White Rats Prodmead by inhalation of
Chlorophos in 1,1icroconcentrations"
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 35, No 2, X" r/APr 72, pp 240-241
Abstract: A 3-month long expasure to air containing 0.2 iZ of" chlorophoz; per
m3 causes marked tissue pathology in rats.,,In the lung's, capillaries in inter-
alveolar septa are enlarged and alveolar epitheliwm is aOematoils. In the liver,
lymphoid tissue in the periphery of lobules is enlar6ed, blood cells are pres-
ent in perivascular spaces, and bile duct epithelium is lhypertrophied. 1r the
kidneys, glomeruli are deformed, Bowman's capsules are filled vith proteins, the
nuclei of tubular cells are pyknotic and the cytoplasm O-ense and vacuolized, azd
desqua-mated epithelial eel-is and hyaline casts are present in the tLfbular 1=.cn.
In the t-hyroid Fland, the parenchyrwL is separated into i-s-Lands made of 2-4 bilrl-
follicles or a larger ntaniber of small follicles. The priiiary owuse of there
pathological chanGes is increased vaccular permeability. After inhalation of
all the morphological alteration.
air containing 1 mg of chlorophos per m3 s
becor7a more Drono-unced. However, no rathology is observed af chlorophos concen-
tration is 0.02 mg per of air.
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USSR UDC 615.2&5.7.015.4:6U-013
GOFHEKLER, V. A., and TA~ A stitute of Creneral and Communal
Ibrgiene imeni A. N. n, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Hoscow
OThe Effect of Chlorophos on Embryogenesis in Rats"
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 33, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, Pp 735-737
Abstract: The embryotropic effect of chloroPhos was studied in experiments
on pregnant female rats subjected to uninterrupted irhalatiom intoxication
with chlorophos in concentrations of 0,005, O-OZ, 0.2, and 9.mg/m3 during the
entire gestation pGriod (20 days). Chlorophos exerted a distinct embryo-
tropic effect in all concentratiuns applied. This effect was manifested by
external and internal anomalies of the embryos during their development,
changes in the weight of embryo organs ani of the embryo,as a whole, devia-
tions from norral of the ascorbic acJA content and nucleic acJAs in tissues
of female rats ani of fetuses, and histopathologidal and~histochexical changes
in the placenta.

USSR
PETRAKOVSKIY, G. A., PETROV, A. S., TABARIN, V. A.
"Study of an Yttrium Garnet as an Element of a Reactive Modulation Amplifier"
Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 34, No 6, 1970, pp 1,194-
1,196
Abstract: A linear analysis is made of a ferrite-based reactive modulation
amplifier by a simultaneous solution of the Maxwell and the Landau-Lifshits
equations using the Krylov-Bogolyubov method. An experimental investigation
was also made of an experimental model of a reactive modulation video ampli-
fier based on a yttrium garner. Stable amplification of not lesq than 30 db
was obtained in the band from 1.5 to 4.5 megahertz. Inveatigation of the
noise spectrum of the ferrite confirmed the low-noise factor of the ferrite
amplifier.

USSR UDC 621.396.6-181.48
MORALEV, S. A., TABARNYY., V. G., MOLCHANOV,.A. A LESHC1W4KOj YU. I., and LOG
VINENKOS N.
Ystem for the machine Design of BIS (Large Scale Integrated Circuits) Based
on 1M.5-Transistors"
(Electronics Industr
Elektron. pr=-st Nauchn-tekhn. sbe y. Collected Scientific-
Technical Articles) 1972, No 2s pp 44-49 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 72,
Abstract No U B225~
Translation, The proposed machine design system makes it possiblo to automate the
basic stages of the design and development of MOS type, large integrated circuita.
Ibis includes the following: from the statement of the technical specifications in
the form of functional circuits with an inventory of the circuit-technical and
technological limitations to the reprose.,tation of the topology of the microcircuit
in the fo m of a geometric drawingg along with the corresponding code on perforated
tape. The infomation recorded on the perforated tape is useA- for. the automated
production of photopatterns. Resume.

USSR uDc: 621-372.061
KALNIBOLOTISKIY, Yu. 14. , TABARYM-L. G., SPIEVELENKO, Zb. Sb.
"Component Degeneration in Analysis of Electronic Circuits by Means of
Equations of Variables of State"
Kiev, Radioelektronika, Vol 15, No 7, Jul 72, pp 911-914
Abstract: The authors consider the structural properties of electronic
circuits which prevent the occurrence of component degeni!ration in the
process of deriving the equations of variables of state.

USSR UDC: 519.1
TABARNYY,_K._g.,, KALNIBOLO TSKIY, Yu. M., SHEVE UNK0, Zh. Sh.
"Concerning a Method of Constructing a Normal tree of a Circuit
Graph"
Teor. elektrotekhnika. Resp. mezhved. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Theo-
retical Electronics. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific and
Technical Collection), 1972, vyp. 14, pp 91-97 (from RZh-
-Kibernetika, No 5, May 73, abstract No 5V537 by the authors)
Translation: On the basis of methods of structitral numbers a
method is proposed for constructing normal trees of a struc-
tural circuit graph, and a description is given of their in-
~vestigation for the purpose of optimum (in the given-sense)
construction of a system of differential equations of an elec-
.tronic circuit in normal form.
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USSR UDC 621-396--181.4:001.24
TALA and KOROTLEV, Yu. V.
Va..G-
"Designing Electronic Circuits ~.Iith DistribulLed Parameters"
Kiev, PoIuprovodni]=nYn. teir-h-lika i mil--roolektronika, No. 5, 1971,
pp 27-33
Ahat_re_g_t: Proposed in this article is a method of analysis of thin
U
in v.,hich characte,_Jxtic parameters of
film and inteErated circuits U
the y,z and other types are ucod for parts of the circuit havinq
a microstructure
"ith distributed p~,)rameter3. The mothod sugEeS s,
putting the y parafraeters in the form of bili-netir funct-ons of 'he
coinplex frequency p. The advantace of this approach is the possi-
bility of using the analysis m-othod for linear electronic circuits
with limped parameters. Such microstructure-- as resistor-dielectric-
metal and resistor-dielectric-resistor are considered, 'and tho cir-
cuit of a selective amplifier ic analyzed by- way of o'L' the
applica-t-ion o4L.' the pro-rjo8ed mothod. The authons find that thrix
results for this I.a.rA circuit differ frori thooe~ o U
blainod by earl."er
writers (Vollcov, V. MI. and Popov, V. P, Radiotekhnika, 1967, 22, 1,
27-31) and explain the reason for the~differcnee. 'k'hey are, con-
nected with the Semiconductor Institut-e, IfIcrainian Academy of Lfti-
ences.
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Public Health, llyglene~,ana SanitatiOn
uDc 616.9i6,1-o9?.3-056.?8(47-25)
AINDZHAPAMZEt 0. G., CHERVONSKIYt G. 1. DECAYATSKOVA, R. G., and TABAROV-
SKAYA* L__A1 # Moscow Scientific Research Institute of Virus Pxepax;t"l
Station, Zhdanovskiy Rayon, Moucow
"Fox=tion of Collective Immunity To Rubella in the Population of MoscoW'
Moscow* VOPrOsY Virwologii, No 1, JanAeb 71, PP 71-76
Abstracts Data and results obtained in a stud*y of hemWlutination inhibi-
tion by rubella virus collected from bloodl.sera. of 1,237 Koscoif residents
ranging in age f=z I to 54 years are presented, Indices included the fre-
quency of occurrence and levels of antibocUes for different age groups and
the disease incidence. Several of the recluisite features of collecti,re
limunity were found uhich distingui5h the Moscow population from other rultella.
foci. It was found that in the age group . of 1-3 years, 16% of the zubJects
had rubella antibodies. The corresponding percentages for other age groups
were as followsi 6-7 yearso 65%; 12-13 yearsl ?2'Z; 18-2-2 years, 95%, of the
subjects. Children of 3-7 years of age cone, down most frequently with the
d1seasO- This is a particular feature of the data on the ~Ioscov population.
AlSol in Moscowl the highest rate, of incidence is at an earlier age than in
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AMZMPARIDZE 0. G. et al. Voprosy Vixusologii Vo Jan/Feb 71, PP 71-
76
populations of other localities, with those attending nursery or elementary
schools making up the bulk of patients. It was found also that men are more
likely to be afflicted by the disease than are women, The -percentage o:~
seronegative subjects --among pzegrusnt i=en was 5.65, whic-11 was lower th.:Ln
similzarx figures for Europe and America. It is pointed ou., thxt. the epiciezdc
situation in other regions of the country may be different because of
different geographic conditions and a different population density.

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Hematology
USSk- uDc &7-ooi.36-OT:616.151.5-07
PLESHAKOV, V. T., TSYEULYAK, G. N., KOT)YUBILS
MKIY, N. 11., and
Clinic of Military Field Surgery, Hospital Surgical ClWc, and Faculty
Therapeutic Clinic, 14ilitai-i Medical Academy ime-ni S. M. KiroT, Leningrad
"The Coagulation and Fibrinolytic Systems of the Blood in Traumatic Shock"
Leningrad, Vestnik Khirurgii imeni I. I. Grekova, Vol 106, 110 6, Jun 71,
PP 94-98
Abstract: Gbservations on 28 patients with shock of the 13 degree due to
severe trauma showed that the concentration of fibrinogen In the blood
decreased, vhile the fibrinolytic activity Inemased markedly and the tim, of
coagulation increased to some extent. Experiments wer-, conducted on dogs in
which changes in coagulation and fibrinolysis upon acute blood loss, as a
result of pain trauma combined with blood loss, and under the effect of b1cod
loss or tmdma and blood loss followed by reverse transfunion of the lost
blood were studied. Blood loss as such reduced fibrinolytiis in the initial
stage.- In a later stage, the concentration of fibrinogen decreased because of
's a
partial intravascular coagulation. The time of coagulation decreased. A
result of trauma combined with blood lose, hypofibrit3ogeneinia developed because
of increased fibrinolysis-intravascular coagulation (10-not contribute to this

USSR
PLESHAKOV, V. T., et al., Vestnik Khirurgii iment 1. 1. Grekova, Vol 106,
No 6, Jun 73., pp 94-98
effect. Blood transfusion accelerated fibrinolysis and increased the coagula-
tion time, with these effects.becoming more pronounced as the rate of blood
transfusion was increased. The experimental results on the effects of trawra
combined with blood loss did not explain the increase in the coagulation time
observed on patients; the coagulation time regularly decreased in the experi-
ments.(the latter is characteristic for trauma and is due to release into the
blood stream of products of tissue degradation as well as to a reflex reaction
to pain). The acceleration of fibrinolysis in patients also did not corres-
pond to the results of experiments on the effects of a blood loss in which
the fibrinolytic activity vas inhibited. Evidently, the.inerease in the coagu-
lation time and the acceleration.of fibrinplysis that were observed on
patients were due to blood transfusion.
P9

UDC 616.24-002.5-053.9
TABIDZE, Sh. A. and SHENGELIYA, I. A., Republic Tuberculosis Research Institute,
--Mrna-sT-ry--o-f-H-eaith, Georgian SSR, Tbilisi,
"Epidemiology and Clinical Picture of Pulmonary Tuberculosis In Persons Over
Fifty"
Moseow, Froblemy Tuberkuleza, No 12, 1971, pp 1-6
Abstract: While tuberculosis morbidity and mortality have sharply declined in
the.general Soviet population, both rates are increasing among those over fifty.
This is due to aging of the population and increased life4span of tuberculosis
patients, on the oae hand, and to the difficulties of controlling the disease In
the elderly, on the other, because of the pezuliar clinical course, frequency
of intercurrent diseases and resulting diagnostic difficulties, UmLted possi-
bilities; of drug and surgical treatment, and unwillingness of many old people to
undergo systematic treatment. Hass chest X-ray campaigns often skip the elderly
because most of them are not part of organized groups. The incidence of the
disease among males is more than twice as high as among females of the same age,
destructive forms and intercurrent diseases are four times as cou=on, and the
results of therapy are less favorable. Since the threshold,of tuberculin sensi-
tivity in the elderly is lmq, the true incidence of the disease is much higher
1/2
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TABIDZE, Sh. A. and SHENGELIYA, 1. A., Problemy Tuberkuleza, Yo 12, 1971, pp
1-6
than that indicated by the results of the standard test (intradermal injection
of 5 TU of tuberculin). There is no relationship between.the degree of tuber-
culin sensitivity and severity of the course of the disease.
IMONEWS

PROCF$SING:0ATE_ 04DEC70
,-1/2. 028 UNCLASSFOLED
TITLE--EFFECT OF COMPLEX SATURATION WITH BORON AND COPPER QN~ THIE STRENGTH
'--_"-ffARACTERISTICS AND WEAR RESISTANCE OF CARBON STEEL -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-POKHMURSKY, V.I., VAGULA, R.G., GR180VSKY, YA.S, zAmimibvs4y,
_V.S.v TABI_N
VJ,_QK . P
COUNTRY 0-TIMFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ.-KHIM. MEXHAN. MAT., 1970v 6tl2)s 18-21
-DATE PUSL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-WEAR RESISTANCE, COPPER ALLOY# BORIOEY CARBON STEEL$ IMPACT
STRENGTH, FATIGUE STRENGTH
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/0213 STEP NO--UR/0369/70/006/002/0018/0021~
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129469
UNCLA.SSfFIED

2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL 9469
"-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF COMPLEX SURFACE
SATURATION WITH 8 AND CU ON THE UTSt Y'St IMPACT STRENGTH, FATIGUE
RESISTANCE, DUCTILITY, AND 14EAR aGSISTANCE OF C STEELS WAS STUDIED.
AFTER SATURATION WITH 6 AND CU THE DUCTILITY OF THE STEEL ROSE, THE
FATIGUE STRENGTH REMAINED AT THE SAME LEVEL AS THAT OF UNTREATED
SAMPLES, WHILE THE WEAR RESISTANCE EQUALLED THAT OF 3 SATURATED
MATERIAL. THE EFFECT ON THE OTHER CHARACTERISTICS WAS LESS SPECIFIC.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED 0ROCEqSING I)ATE--27NOV70
lITLE--EPI0EMI0L0GY OF INTESTINAL COLI INFECTION IN YOUNG CHILDREN -U-
AUTiiOR-(05)-BELIKtIVAALDAKOVA, V.D TABOLIN# V.A.p BYCHEMKOt V.Oov
':_-0ESHCHEKINAi M.F.s KARASEVAP K*;.
~._."COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.SOURCE--;ZHURNAL M[KROBIOLOGIlt EPIDEMIOLOGII I tMMUMOBIGLOGIlt 1970, NR
6 t PP 9-14
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJEC-T'AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAG.S--PED:IATAjCSj I NF CC T I OU SD t S EAS EU I (),E SI V E, SYSTEM DISEASE,
-CTF DISEASEs EPIDEMIOLOGY
S14ALL INTF.STINE, RA .R I AL
,,- _.,CONTROL MARK I Nr,--NC) RESTR I CT I ONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
OXY,-RE LIFRAME--3001/0358 STEP NO--UR/0016/70/0~,'.10/0(30/0001)/oO[4
...!~CJRC ACCESSION iNU--APOL26114
UNCLASS IF IED

.412 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27iNOV70
CfQC. ACCESSION NO--AP0126114
'ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MATERIAL OBTAINED D&IDNST,!~ATED
AbSTRACT/EXTR
THAT IN CHILDREN UNDER 71-0 YEARS OF AGE INTESTINAL COLO INFECTION
CONSTITUTED ONLY 5-6PERCENT OF THE WHOLE SUM IOTAL OF ACUTE INT~EsTu4AL
DISEASES. CLINICALLY ~MANIFEST FORMS USI JALLY OCCUR,*11--l) IN E.-NFEEBLED
CHILDREN.; IN HEALTHY CHILOREN THIS INFECTION WAS MOSTLY EXPRESS~-D 1% THE
ROLE ~OF THE DOSE ~G;F THE CAUSATIVE
CARRIER STATE TO ASCERTAIN THE
AGENT TWTHE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INTESTINAL COLI INFECTION -rHE AUTHORS
A-NALYGED CON11PARATIVE BY THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL VALUE OF VARIOUS WAYS OF
TRAN.SMISSION OF THE INFECTIVE AGENT. FOOD F4CTOR WHICH PROVIDED
PENETRATION OF A GREATER DOSE OF THE 'lllrRQBE IN TO THIE ORGAINIS~'-ll PROVED
TO PLAY A LEADING ROLE* IN CONCLUSIOWIT WAS SlitOwN THAT OF THE
CARDINAL IMPORTANCE (N THE PROPHYLAXIS OF INTESTINAL COLI INFECTION
SHOULD, BE THE MAINTENAINCE OF HIGH SANITATION STAiNDARD IN,CHILOREN's
'COLLECTIVE BODIES, PARTICULARLY IN THE GROUPS OF ENFEEBLED CHILDREN.
FACILITY: 1. blOSKOVSKIY IMEDITSINSKLY INSTITUT IM. SECHENOVA.
'FACILITY: 11. ht()SKOVSK[Y MEDITSINSK[Y INSTITUT, OETSKAYA KLINICHFSKAYA
81GLINITSA IM. FILATOVA.
UtNCLASSIFIf:D

USSR UDC
'Electroluminescent Image Converter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 26~L61,- filed,~l May 68, Publisbad 24 June 70
(from R_7h--Elektronila i yeye 2rlmeneniye No 3, March 1971, Xbetract No
Translation: An electroluminescent, image converter is pro osed, in which, -with
the ob5ect of increasing the contrast, a layer of transparent dielectric is
applied between the photoconduGi:or layer ani the electrodej and on the other
side of thle glass-motal disk with anisotropic conductivitya layer of material
u-Ith nonlinear resistance is applied. H.S.

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Ljh2 of he P~R~3 Ministry of G~!
of the Sakhalin C"ological AdmwfftrzrE.-7~ "e SzOaLsAr.
Shelf Contains Oil And Gar"; Moscow, fiefti I OazA, Russian, No
21 fNovMbal- lWN' P.D I-lzj
I e~tralet= wW gas art produced in the Sovltt F;Lr East only on Sakha.-
lin Tslz~nd. This fact sonizas CrO4 economic value to Salkh;-Jin us a riu.
1J materialm base for developing a patrola=-pr-jdacing industry in the region.
T tirty nine gns ad oil fields - 13 or the= gas - have now t~ecn
explored on So~challn- The fields am basically multitedded, or sma.11.
size, ard cf~extr=mely complex geological structure.
Lakhslinl* explalUble razervas of gas and o!.1 am associated pr-
marily mith Noosenis afttlAt"ta. of which 82'pereent are c=^Ined to the Llp-
per Xio~ene, 18 peMtnt ta the Middle Miocene. Abcut 90 percent or th- r--
selves have been diocavered At de;ths of less the.-% 2jOD0 metera. 71.V d19-
tribution of oil and gas by crosa~-wtlnn and the change in total thickness
of the collectors favorable for 4ccumlating oJ2 and ges indicate that
there are major prospeots f*r'dis*o7erlrkq now fields Associnted with Upper
and 14iddlo Mtote-ne formations. lihe Paleagene wdlcivnts or mouth Sakhalin
and Cretaceous formationa, whose thWmesves var7 from 5 to 7 idlometers.
may be oils or gas-bearing.
However, the "test potential far skitsiantial growth of oil and
g;IF ronerveson Sakhalin Is IU%Xnd with its shelf, Xaritipe goopkysical
studies and, deep drilling pnrrormed on the ialand' a coastline in recent
years have astabliahed the fact that Sakhalin's ahelf zone is extremely
protalaing for oil end gas prospecting. Tate permito the shelf to be
viewed as a primary sito for geologlea.1 proopecting.
A study or the morphology of the %edimentary cover which makes up
Sakhalin's sholf his e*tablished aeveral Cenagoir; troughs which are char-
actorived by a broad buildip of terrigenle sedimmAn, and more then 40

L13 ' 018 UNCLASSIF11:1) OKUL-1-SS 1Wv UAI t--Ul)0Li lU
TITILE-GENERATIOM OF MICaOSLISAIC OSCILLATIONS 114 THE SEA OF OKHOTSK AND
MOVEMENT OF A SOURCE OF ExcirATION OF MICROSEISMS ACROSS THE KAMCHATKA
AUTHOR-1021-TAbULEVICH, V.N.? PANCHISHKUp Y.U.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR, PACIFIC OCEAN
-_S GURCE-MUSCOW, IZVESTIYA AKADEj4Il NAUK SSSR# FIZIKA ZEMLIt NO 3v IqTo' PP
-78
7
5
-DATE PUBLISHED----70
....,:S'UBjECT AREAS-EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS-MICROSEISM, OSCILLATION, SEA FLOORt EARTHQUAKEF EXPLOSION,
.'.'.WAVE PROGAGATIONt SLISMOLOGIC STATION
COutKOL' MARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
WMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
QC
#kOXY REELIFRAME-1991/0723 STEP NO--UR/0387/70~000/003/0075/0078
ClkC ACCESSICN
NO-AP0110453
UNCLASSIFIED

ulE UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION N~:--AP011-0453
AbSTKACT/EXTRACT--(UJ GP-0- AbSTRACT. DETERMINATION OF THE SOURCE OF
MICROSEISMS OF THE FIRST KIND AND JHE TRACING OF PERIUDIC 9SCILLATIONS
PROPAGATING IN THE EARTH MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN NEW INFORMATION
DIFFERENT FkOM THAT OBTAINED FROM 03SERVATEON OF 0AVES PRDPAGATING FROM
EARTHQUAKES AND EXPLOSIONS. THE GENERATION OF MECIIOSEIS14S IS POSSIBLE
IN THGS PARTS OF GGEANS ANU SEAS WHEREiTHERE ARE NO ACTIVE EQRTHQUAKE
LONES. MICROSEISIMIC OSCILLATIONS ARE TRANSMITTED TO THE U~EAN FLOOR,
THAT IS, TO A "FOCAL DEPTH" OF SEISMIC EUITATION KNOWN WITH A HIGH
ACCURACY. THE LARGE NETWORK OF SEISMIC~STATIONS WHICH HAS-BEEN
ESTABLISHED DURING RECENT YEAR'S MAKES IT,POSSIBLE TO DETERMINE THE
SOURCE OF EXCITATION OF MICROSEISMS BY THE FREQUENCY SYNCHRONISM AND
AMPLITUDE DETERMINATION METHOD DESCRIBED IN AN EARLIER STUDY BY ONE OF
THE AUTHORS (V. N. TABULEVICHI ILV'O- AN S'S*R, SER'o GEGFIZ., NO 11, 1959J,
THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES IN DETAIL TWO MICROSEISMIC STORMS GENERATED BY
TYPHOONS WHICH PASSED OVER THE SEA OF OKHOTSK, RODE OVER THE KAMCHATKA
PEN114SULA AND PASSED INTO THE PACIFIC OCEAN 126-27 OCIOBER AND 28~-31
OCTOBER 1965). IT IS SHOwN THAT DETERMINATION OF TK EXCITAION SOURCE
OF MICRUSEISMIC OSCILLATIONS 44AOE POSSIBLE RELIABLE TRACING OF THE
OF THESE OSCILLATIONS FUR EXTREMELY GREAT DISIANCES. THE
_SEISMI.C STATIONS IRKUTSK AINU TIKSI REGISTER MICROSEIS'MIC SIGNALS FROM
JHE SEA OF OKHOTSK AND T14L PACIFIC OCEAN. THE SEISAIG STATION ANDIZHAN
FIVE SECOND MICROSEISMS OF YHE SEA OF OKHOTSK, PROCESSES
ASSOCIATED WITH PASSAGE OF AN ATMOSPHERIC LOW ACROSS THE LAND WERE
DETECTED.-:
"UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-09OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU--APOL10453
ABSTP,"ACT/EXTRACT-SEA WAVES ARE A COMPLETELY NECESSARY 11INTERMEDIARY" IN
THE GENERATION OF MICROSEISMS IN ACCORDANCE wITH THE LONGUET HIGGIMS
THEORY. THE VETHUD GF FREQUE~4CY SYNCHRONISM AND AMPLIJUDE DETEi MINATION
USED IN WORK ON THE CASPIAN SEA CAN BE USED IN ANY REGION, BEING OF A
GENERAL NATURE, FACILITY,. IRKUTSK POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
UNCLASSUIE0
Kam

USSR uDc 599-32+505.T('5:591.5+591.9
ROTSHIL D, Ye. V.,, KONDRASM, V. E., UfQlqA and POSTNIKOV, G. B.,
A~ ftu
All-Union Scientific Research Antiplague Inaff kikro'b", Saratov and Gurl-
yevsk" Antiplague Station
"RodeLts and Fleas in the Enzootic Plague Region Between the Ural and Embs
Rivers
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal., Vol 49, No 10., Oct 70, PP 15109-1562
Abstract: 7he dese'rt located north of the Casplan Sea between Vrie Ural and
Emba -rivers is an area of enzootic plaf-~ie. The niLmeroua sl,--cim
ens of fauna
caught by the Gurlyevskaya Antiplafyue Station for bacterialogictO. investir,,
tions, together with data available in the literature from - 375 to 1.969 wera
used to systematize the available information and to shed III-,
ht on the problem.
The.whole region vas divided Into small areas and stil-I nnmller latidscapes
according to such ecological factore an geology, surface relief, and type of
soil. Data were compiled on the distribution of varicrus rodents and the average
number ol
epizoic fleas living on each.type of animal. It ims found that high
soil salinity and moisture were unfavorable flor Citellur. py,7.meus, Citellus ful-
nis, and Meriones tamariscinus, but did not affect thei distribution of Rhombomys
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ROTSMID, Ye. V., et al., Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 49p No 10, Oct 70,
Pp 1548-1562
opimus. The nunber of fleas living on Rhombomys. opimuE; snd Citellus pygrAeus
was especially high in landscapes of recently dried up deltas which have
moderate soil salinity andmoisture. These factoris promote the proilferation
of plague-spreading epizoons awng rodeate.~,

_X'op UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINn OATS--;jlSEP70
TITLF--THE EFFECT OF THE ALIGNMENTt LUBRICATION, ANO LOCATION OP T4~
SPINDLE BEARINGS OF A COORDINATE BORING MACHINE UPON lACHTNING PRr_-'clSIq_N
AUTHOR--MURZAKOVi KH.YE., TA3UNSHCHTKOV, M.YA., KLERANOV, M.K.
7~
_C.OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..S,OURCE--MOSCOW# STANKI I INSTRUMENTt NO 3*1~1970s PP tO-12
-AGATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARENE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--BORING MACHINE, MACHINE TOOL PLANT, METAL 4ACHINING
CP'4TRnL MARKING--NO qESTRICTIONS
OCUMENT CL4SS--UNCLASSIFIED
--PROXY REEL/FRAMF--1993/1567 STEP
~..'CJRC- ACCESSION NO--AP0114155
UNCLASSIFIED

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED .PROCESSING D~TE--11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION Nt2--AP0114155
--ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(t)) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN INVESTIGATION n~ THPEE DESIGN
VARIMITS 10-F THE SPINDLE SUR ASSEMBLY OF A COORDINATE rQRINS MACHINE W~S
MADE AT THF*KUYBYSI-IEV COORDINATE BORING MACHINE PLANTm THF- TrST
FACILITIES ARE DESCRIBED, AS WELL AS THE EXPERIMELOTAL PROCEDURE, AND THE
RESULTS OF THE TESTS ARE PRESENTED,
Z121 zzzzzz UINCLASSI
ZZ, FrED
owl'

USSR UDC: 535-373.2-
YER140LAITVt V. L., GIRUDEV, V. P.p and
".The Role of Electrostatic and Covalent Intere6tions in Energy
Trannitions in Solutionall
Moscow, izvestiva AN SSSR Seriya~ riz Vol 36, No 5,
1972, PP 964-~87
Abstract: Investigations conducted by, the authore for 'the 1-st
few years in the area of radiationlees energy transitions in li-
quid solutions with triple-charged ions of lanthanum have shown
that Coulomb interactions P-trong
ly affect the velocity conotant
of energy transition if the donor azd acceptor halve an uncompen-
sated charge and the Covalent interactions occur 6irectly between
the donor and acceptor or Vwough the -!Jnks of th(I., structure. In
this article they prove the -importance of the Coul,omb sind- covalent
interactions in energy transitions from the excited ILE11 to the
unexciteE RE12, and from the triplet states oT aroiaatic molecules
to the RE!, as i,.,ell as from excited RBI to the aron,.atio molecules,
with conversion of tl-he latter to the triplet state, Here, MU re-
presents the rare-earth ion. The, authora alr;o f ind. that tile ra-
diationless energy transition with the participatiou of tile F(2FI
an effective method for studying coordimte chemical processe2 in
solutions.

USSR UDC 535.373.4
YEPUMOLAYEV, V. L; TACHIN, V.
"quenching Rare Earth Ion Luminescence by Organic Compounds in Liquid Solutions"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 29, No 1, 1970, pp 93-99
Abstract: Asserting that the quenching of rare earth ion luminescence has barely
been studied heretofore, the authors give an account of their researches into
quenching of luminescence in liquid solutions of the nitrate salts of Eu3+, and
Dy3+ in acetone by organic compounds whose triplet level is below or near the
luminescence level of the rare earth ion. The glow emitted by EU3+ salts is
also quenched by the addition of molecules with low ionization poteatials. Tile
authors investigated both quenching effects for the purpose of understanding
their mechanism. They also looked into the effect of rare earth ion complex
formation in the quenching process. Details of the experiments are given:
the reduction in luminescence output and the shortening of the attenuation
time as.functions of the quencher concentration were measured, the relative
intensity of the luminescence output was determined by the Hitachi ~WF-2, and
the duration of the luminescence was measured with a device using the pulse
lamps ISSh-400 and ISSh-100. The first lamp emits -flashes of 4 joules of-
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0 -99
YERMOLAYEV, V. L., et al., Optika i Spektrosk piya, Vol 29, No 1, 1970, pp 93
energy with a flash duration of 20 ~ks; the second, a strob(~ la-.np, has a flash
of I As duration at a repetition frequency of 100 Hz. The attenuation was
recorded with the FEU-27 photomultiplier and either the SI-4 or SI-19 oscil-
lograph. The authors found that the quenching constants obtained varied within
the limits of 10 and 106 H-1 sec7l. Two tables of results are given, one of
quenching constants and the other of quenching velocity constants for various
quenchers.
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-OF LOV, P "a)V:ZZV, wnnd TACi',`,K V. A.
K
- fi 0-
"Holography and Television"
Moscow Radio 'o 5, Yay 7G, po 15-24
Abstract: The authors revic--.,, deve-lopircent and explain th,-, basic princip'e5 under-
hy. They poinT zo --'ie advantuaEes inherent in Lologr._, ~,s to bri~~
lying holo,,. ap. htness of
transnus5ion which is not
v- oa:3 e 1-h focused ima.ges eitho*,?, witii !;t,,-,dard p1hoto-
graphy or television. '241C Use of ri.-~ethods irl tlevi!iion is proposed and
the various eydstin~* dra,;jbacks tcd. if 'he dirfznsons 0', can be
decreased, then therc~ u;dstu -- roal ~,ozsibildty of utilizing t*;.-xisting tcdevizjion
systeas for the trana-iLizzi-ion of ho*1,0I7- J. r-racticall methoc, for doing U-;is is
illustrated where the L; 'L)rolcen do-in into indivik-Alua.10
These are magnified by ler,:~e!~ u,-,t,*, I t,he, strucLure of the -Ls
coarse onough to be read b'~ ~110 CjCCLt,j,G- a "2.on ca~""CZ"-11 tub,?. Tho
.1 ot~,"1111 01' tl~JCV-
hologran i, j be Lratimi.1,11 A ch, ol vij.t,
W-d ~Ihroui-!h a ,uu, h 111"o aid 01, i~ bea;"I" type
ICeievizion pielwp. 'Ehe raster of tho ocannin~., elactron bewn is proj, et -d onto tllee
hologram. IU3 i5 done witi the I;-"- L -
T 'd of --n opt-cal syste.,it forri-n-g a r cror-~ster on
tne holog, lb~ video signal mad on U L
-am. forz -he load of the photoelectron mult4plier
plii~4 and corrected by a pea,
aq mplifier and a videc,amplifler. The. section of
the hologram transmitted through the c,
h=iel then.appears on the picture tube.
1/2

KOPYL
lov P
J",
24 and T,,.CIIKOV
J moscolvi la-dio
'70 5,
Practical examples 01 `-a~r 19701 pp i5-
110100-ra" tr.
J-n each instance 0 4 an&JU
c Despl-_,e this, are Oive
"'ill be the ausjon Press
thors "
OvercQme. coahfoi;vdoevnecreBtOjhliaett~ltihn.', Wa,
ese short

-iNct: DIMENSIONAL CN~"[-S OSINGCOHERENT LEGHT -iJ-
_.l_%U5)-SHMAKOVi P.V.t ZHEBELt B.G.t.KOPYLOVi
TACHKOVt A.N.
:io0iTMY!TF"T,l7o-- USSR
iOURCE--ELEKTROSVIAZI, VOL. 24, FEB. 1970t,!, 5-10
)ATE 'PUBLISHED ------- 70
Wa''J.'ECT AREAS--NAVIGATION
FQ PIC TAIGS--HOLOGRAM, COHERENT LIGHTt TV NETWORK,
6,J0NTROL_MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,GCUXENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P.M.j MEOVEDEV, E.V.t
BANDWIDTH COMPRESSION
_.XY,--REEL/FRAME--1996/1804 STEP NO--UR/0106/70/024/000/0005/0010
IRIC~ ACCESSION NO--AP0118771
UN.CLASS-1,FIED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040Er70
,4u--AP0118771
,_.,iKA0T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INVESTIGATIOU OF DIFFERENT METHODS
FOR~REDUCING THE VOLUME OF HOLOGRAPHIC INFORMATION TO FACILITATE
TRANSMISSION 04ER STAINDARO TELEVISION CHANNELS, FOR AN IDENTICAL RATE
,OF TRANSMISSION OF A SINGLE FRAME, THE BANDWIDTH OF THE HOLOGRAPHIC
~SYSTEM SHOULD BE FOUR TO SEVEN TIMES WIDER THAN A STANDARD TELEVISION
.CHANNEL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THE VOLUME OF HOLOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
. BY (1) RECORDING HOLOGRAMS WITH LOW SPATIAL FREQUENCIESr (2) REDUCII14G
.~THE BANDWIDTH OF THE SPATIAL FREQUENCIES~WITH THE AID OF A SCATTERING
MEDIUM PLACED IN THE SYSTEMi AND (3) LIMITfi%~; THE DIMENSIONS OF rHE
:-ANALYZED HOLOGRAPHIC SEGMENT. IT IS SHOWN THAT THE BEST WAY OF REDUCINT
--THE INFORMATION IS BY REMOVING VERTICAL PARALLAX AND BY CONSERVING A
.L,IMITED NUMBER OF ASPECTS IN THE HORIZONTAL OIRECTION,. A METHOD IS
.:.,DESCRIBED FOR TRANSMITTING A SEQUENCE OF IMAGES FOCUSED lN ORDINARY
,UGHT, WITH SUBSEQUENT FORMATION OF A HOLOGRAM AT THE,RECEIVING END.

. Wo
USSR UDC 621.397-2
SHMMOV, P. V., ZHEBEV, B. G., KOPYLOV~, P.M."IMW"E. V., TACHKOV, A. N.
"Reproduction of Three-Dimensional by the Use of Coherent Light"
Moscow, Elektrosvyaz'(Electric-al Communications), No 2, Feb 70, pp 5-10
Abstract: The authors conclude that: 1) In broadcast holographic television
systems a decrease of the information transmitted is possible because of the
elimination of vertical parallat and preservation of a limited number of fore-
shortenings in the horizontal direction; 2) The method of transmission of a
series of images focused in normal light and the forming of them at the receiv-
ing end of the holograph, making it possible to perceive depth and to examine
the image of three-dimensional objects, is undoubtedly of great interest and
merits careful and thorough investigation; and 3) Progress in analysis, trans-
mission, and reproduction of complete holographic information is obviously
possible only by using scanning and modulated laser beams. The image of a
cannon and a bell photographed with a magnified holograph Is shoVin as it looked
before and after transmission on the Moscou-Minak facsimile channel. The
arrangement of the system is shown in several drawings, 5 fig. 21 ref, Sub-
mitted 19 May 69.

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MUOR UDC 519-3-110.74.62-50
MMMISHVILI, G. L., MACHAIDZE, Z. A., MKOZASHVILI, N. I., and TADMIADZE,
T. A.
"Abstract Variational Theory and Its Applications to Optlimization Problems
With Time Iags
Abstraktnaya Variatsionnaya Teoriya i Yeye Primeneniya k Optimal'nym Zadacham
a Z%Pazdyv&niYami (cf, English above ), Tbilisi, Metsnlyereba Publishing
House, 1973, 112 pp, Annotation p 4, Introduction pp 5-6
Translation: Annotation -- The vork proves the quasiconvexity of filters,
which makes it possible to obtain from the neaes&ary criticality condition
the necessary optimality cond-itiorm, in the form of the ma),Lmum principle for
optimization problems containing 'time lagsnot only in the phase coordinates
but also in the controls. The optimization problem with time lags subject -to
mixed constrain on phase coordinates and controls is stiAied separately.
Proof is given of the necessary optimality condit-lon that permits, in particu-
lar, solution of bottleneck problems in.which the time-lag factor Is con-
sidered, Finally, an algorithm is given and,a standard program described
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KHMTISHVILI, G. L., et al., Abstraktnaya Variatsionnaya Teoriya I Yeye
Primeneniya k Optimallnym Zadacham a Zapazdyvanlyami, TbilAsi, Metsniyereba.
Publishing House# 1973, 112 PP
that makes possible calculation of quasilinear optimal time-lag systems.
Excerpt from Introduction -- Extremal problems in linear topological
spaces are formulated as problems In the determination of critical filters of
a given mapping. Therefore, the criterion for finding the critical filters
of mappings yields the corresponding criterion for solving the given extremal
problem. To formulate nontrivial criticality criteria It is necessary to
apply certain conditions not only to the class of mappings under consideration
but also to the class of unknown critical filters. However, these constraints
must be broad enough to comprehend the fundamental variat4onal:1and optimiza-
tion problems. The man ings under consideration are assumed to be differen-
tiable, and the unknown filters to be quasiconvext, the respective definitions
are given in 1.1.
72

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XHARATISHVI L., et ale, Abstraktnaya Variatsionmaya Teoriya i Yeye
ILI, G
P=tmeneniya k OptimalInym Zadacham s Zapazdyvaniyami, Tbilisi, Xetsniyereba
Publishing House, 1973, 112 VP
1.2 establishes the quasiconvexity -of the filters pertinent to optimiza-
tion problems with time lags (see 2*1). The differentiable mapping corre-
sponding to these problems is then constructed and the necessary optimality
condition derived from the necessary criticality condition in the form of the
maximum principle for optimization problems containing time lags,not only in
the phase coordinates but also in the controls (see 2'z').
2.3 and 2.4 prove theoreis on the differentiability and continuous de-
pendence of the solutions to tho differontia.1 equations on the right-hand
sides that are used in the Drecc4ing paragaphs,
section 3 studies optimization problems containing a time lag in the
controls in the presence of mixed constraintslon the phase coordinates and
oontrols. Bottleneck problems in particular reduce to the e if.we consider
5
a time lag in the controls that in real systems, as a rulej is different from
3/4.

USSR
KHMTISHVILI, G. L., et al,, Abstraktnaya Variatsionnaya Teorlya i Yeye
Primeneniya k OptimalInym Zadacham s Zapazdyvaniyaml, Tbilisi, Metsniyereba
Publishing House, 1973, 112 PP
zero and lays an important role (see R. BELLMAN, Dinamichesko e Programmiro-
vaniye rp~amic Progiamminj, Foreign Literature Press, 1960 The
principal result of the section is the necessary optimality condition, given
in the form of a maximum principle, proof of which is effected by the local
cross-section method suggested by V. G. BOLTYANSKIY in Matematicheskiye Metody
Optimallnogo Upravleni.ya (Mathematical Methods of Optimal Control), Nauka
Publishing House, 19695f0 The conclusion of the section gives an appli-
cation of the mdmum jr ncip'le to bottleneck problems,
The concluding Section 4 is devoted to the method. ot numexical calcu-
lation of linear time-optimail systems containing time lags in both the con-
trols and the phase coordinates. Substantiation of the computational algo-
rithm is given, as well as a brief description of the s+,andaxd program com-
piled on the basis thereof, which is used to calculate se7exal test examples
on a BESM-4 electronic computer. Results of the calculatimi are given in a
table*
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USSR UDC 632.955
TADZHIBAY T., and SVES11NIKOVA, N. M.,,Scientific Research Institute of
1'-~tnot -crion, Tashkent, and All
-Union Institute of Plant Protection
"Application of Nematocides Against the~Gall-Forming 1,11ematode. 114eloidogyne
sp. on Kenaf Plants"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve, Vol 9, No 5, 1971, pp 34-35
Abstract: A nematode 1,11eloidogyne sp. causes considerable dimiage to the
valuable crop of the bast plant kenaf (ambary, Deccan hemp - Hibiscus
cannabinu-) in Tashkent Oblast'. This ntmatode forms galls on the roots
of the kenaf plantn, inhibiting the growth of the platts and reducing the
yield by more than 20%. The USSR nenatocides carbathLon (Ila methylthic-
carbamate), DDB (dichlorolgobutylene 30, dichloroisabutane 40%), nemagon,
and thiazon, on being introduced into the soil before the suwine, of kenaf,
proved effective in the control of the gall-forning nematode.

Organopbospborous:'C.Ompounds
Wsit uDe 543,847
XkXSUDOV, A. X., TADZHIBAYEV, YU-t and AKRAMOV, S. T. tOxder of the Labor
Red Banader InstIltutu-cf-ther ehexiftry orPlant 3ubstantes, Academy of
Sciences Uzbek, SSR
"A Colorimetric Method for the Determination of Phosphoxua in Organophosphorus
Compounds"
Tashkent$ Uzbekskly Kh1micheskiy Zhurnalt Vol 17, No 1, 1973, pp 16-18
Abstracti The following method for the detornination of P in organophos-
pborus compounds was developed. The substance (9-10 ng) was oxidized by
beating It in a test tube with 0.5 ml 10:N H2504 and a few drops of concen-
trated HRO3. On completed oxidation the contents of the teat tube itere
heated to eliminate excess HNOY The contents were d1luted with distilled
ho, whereupon the solution was neutralized with a 5% KOH solution and brought
to 100 =I, One ml, of the solution Uas combined with 2 ml, of a solution
prepared by reducing 5 n1 of an ammonium molybdate solution in 10 N
"2504
(5 9- ammonium molybdate in 50 al solution) on addition of 35 ml H?O with
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MWLMC)V A. H. et al. t Uzbekskiy Khixicheskly Zhuxmal Vol 17, No 1, 1973,
pp 16-18
2.5 g. FeSO4.7H2O and diluting to 50 mle: The amount oX P was determined by
measuring the optical density on a photoelectric colorimeter with a red
filter. A standard curve was used that was obtained btr carrying out determina-
tions onsolutions prepared by diluting a solution of Q.04394 g. KH in
2PO4
1 14 %0, which contained 0.01 mg P per*ml. The relotive error in determina-
tions was 0.3%. The method is suitable for the determination of P in
phosphorus pesticides.
orl~o
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7

R-M=r&r%e.= OF 17-11r-K CUMN IM-TITUM CT%TTX17ZZ
[Articiv ky_T. Chl..r, lt,'-',.~' Z1,oplul. r-,nt~-'. C7:r-
mittee and
S.ka of Ut
The Catvzr, !vZ1,1tr
of tho vr~icr e-r i# -c-, )u-wn.
"fro ct-4, n,)L otay Vrft~.kittAn, Lat 411 Vx "r tte
calantry, ure linku! with its It vun fr-- t.'u :,-Atit~~'4
'lots ttat Lbla rizut varieties or cu'.f.~)n mrz-dl VAQ rinlen. ':te
Inatitut.'a P,iontl,t., -ho In --)is pAA-t h.ti xnd vaL
bad no tboui-Aq or personal faxim, md-! tlwir lnvtit,~'.e f=zous.
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of saWnce U'k ,I-t-aato
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mayitiG that Ute ln~tituWv nijtjm~t hmvo in pr~purt-Un to the
et."'s support of it.
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Acc. Nr. Ref Code: UR 0219
0003-1629-
PRIMARY SOURCE: Byulleten' Evsperimencal'noy Bioloaii i
Meditsiny, 1970, V61 69, Nr 1, PP
THE EFFECT OF THORON INHALATION ON THE MITOTIC ACTIVITY
IN THE KIDNEYS
M. M. TjqdzVkov --,K Kh. Sharipou
Tadzhik Aledical ItLstitute
EUxeriments were conducted on albino rats weighing 200 g each to study the'effect
I
produc y inspiration of the aero-thoron mixture on.the mitotic nctivity, in the kidneys.
5.oparate- content of ThB and ThC was 4-eterrnined,by measuring the ierial V-'activity.
After a-2.4 inha)ation of the air with 4horon concentrRion therein reaching
wurjwL
'absorbed radiation dose given to the rat's kidneys 1hrough the Th
(C.~C[)..q-radiafion comprised 26.6 ber. Such a single dose causes rever3ible stimulation
of mitolk activity In the epithelium of convoluted tubules of the corfical and collecting
tubules of the medullary substance.
REEL/r.R.An

USSR UDC 632.95
ABDURASULEVA, A. R., AKJIMEDOV, K. N., YUSUPOV, A., and TiOZHIMUKHAkMDOV
Kh. S.. Tashkent University
"Svnthesis of Benzylphe-iols or Benzylresorcinols and Their Methyl Ethers"
USSR Author's Certificate No 327150, filed 28 May 70, published 16 Mar 72,
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Khimiya, Svodnyy Tom (1, L-S), No 1(11)3,
1973, Abstract No 1N480P by T. A. Belyaye,Va)
Translation: Benzylphenols, benzylresorcinols and their metbyl ethers which
can be used as bactericides, fungicides,~or aatihelminths, are synthesized
from pherials and resorcinals in the reaction with PhCI12Cl during heating in
the presence of FeCl -12H20. Example., A,mixture consisting of 23 g PhOH,
3
6.33 g PhCh2Cl and 0.0076 g FeCl 3' 121120 is heated at 100-110% for 20 min.,
excess of PhOH is removed by distillation at 10-15 inm pressure, the residue
is redistilled, and fractions are collected at 135-142'C/2. The resulting
) 4011, b-P- 130-131*Cfl, and 42%
8 S mixture contains 58% O-PI1012C(H
-Ph( m.p. 81-84'e (CC14), in it qimilar way -iinother mixture is
P
'112Y'4011, H~014e, VI.P.
prepared, b.p. congiti-aing of 44.6% O-I'h('1!;?C6 'T
30-31% (diluted alcohol) and 55.4% P-VhCI12V[40'tfe, b.1), J-54-3.55 /4-
Chromatographic analysis (A1203) showed 'the presence of: 2~-benzylrefjorcinol,
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USSR
ABDURASULEVA, A. R., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 327150, filed
28 May 70, published 16 Mar 72
m.p. 59'C (benzene), 4-benzylresorcinol, m.p. 78*C (benzene). From 15.5 g
resorcinol methyl ether, 3.16 g PhQ12CI and 0.0054 g PeC13'12H 0 4.9 g of
2
mixture is obtained, b.p. 157-160*C/2, n2OD 1,5923, containing 21%
2-PhCH2-3-MeOG6H3oH, m-P- 77*C (hexane), 362 4-PhCH2-3--MeOC6H3OIi, m-P-
51*C (hexane), 43% 6-PhCH2-3MeOC6H30H, m.p. 43%. A heating of a mixture
consisting of 27.6 g dimethyl ether of resorcin, 2.53 g PhCH2Cl and 0.052
g FeC13-12H20 at 110-130*C for 30 min. yields 4.2 of substance, b.p.
.146-147*C/2, n20D 1,5763, which contains according to gas-litluid chroma-
-PhCH2-
tography 27% 2 1,3-(MeO)2C6H3 and 73% 4-PhC]12-1*3-(MeO)2C6"3-
2/2
34

C
USSR tiiyc 3i2,oi.4+6.L2-ii
BRAUN;, A. A.;, and 11,11YOUNV., F. lUi., Tr:A!zllil-. State
Institute ireni Abuali Ibn-Sino
"Effect of High Altitude on Apirlal Reactivity"
Dushambe, Izvestiva Akaderiii 11mil, Tadzldlcsi~oy smi, vyo It, i.972, pp 8i-86
Abstract: Mae s-Lu-,r-,Vr-l weight, ancl -per-aheral blood were otvdied in rats
subiecl Hation at vario,,i2 -~,i after 113
U-ed to ~,hol---body X-irra~- -0
t r11,101 anin _5
ro~uC,lit- to an altit!Ade 3,3751 M above se,-L !ON-el- 5~,le c0 - --
IrTodlatcd in tl--;~ city of Dush..jbe, 8201 n abmre sea len,e.l. ~Tne nOrtaiity rate
va,,- hij-~afn- in tho in~,mnL-alllls tll;m in the V111.11,~-", the lz,)Yl"~ar
.1
, (! 1- 4,
trained in the n:owltairw prior to i rradl Lal, 1011 -111o
ward. The weiF~Lt loso after irradiation was rwre j)rotx)ix(-,cd '.n th,-~ i~iouvtl;,idt., , C,
than in t-he va2-Ley, the emoimt, beinG inversely relLtsad to the of t;ia
adaptation period. Chan,!7,er; in the comp,.3o~ition of pe:-ip~lherz,.l bloud aftcr i-
irradiation of rats not adaDt-d to the altitude factor vare of san,-~
h
as -Lli the animals irradiated with the s-wric dose in tl~e willey) but they
sone-whmat mo:te prono-onced. A mon-t-h after irrad-lation t~he nui~b~r of
th-ro.m~)ocytes, and leukocytes war. irrach hi,7,her in the a "l-pted ratr, than in
unadapted animals.
57

USSR UDC- 577-i6:576-314.612.1~1
A. Ya.) BFUMM, B. Z., BiocheniEftry Depai-ttr nt of
TQqMgY
~Odessa University imeni I. I. M)echnikov
ttEf 4
feet of Vite-rains on Erythrocyte Permeability for Nicotinatu.-C' ' under U'le
Effect of Acceleration on the OrFanjsm"
Kiev, Ukrainq I k:Ly Biokhimi-climiy 7Uiurnal, Vol ld.~, NO 4, 1972, pp 5Q'-)-514
Abstract: In experiments in vitro a stud-rwas made of th~-' characterictic
features of tli-- absorTition tm-3 binuling of nicotinic acii1 ta-%--~d with C--' -,I-:-
by the blood cel'is of rats under cond-itions. Tac effect on
these pr.-)cesses of certain othe- ITaictionally bound vitwidns wao also det".2vidmie-ii.
It was establio1wJ that riiiof1wvin and pantothenate h,,;,vc no eff,ectu on tha
intensity o-V 'P. C O)sarp' ion Tly Crythrocytev, at IbIC ~~',avu 'cime as
ara lipoat'D promoto it~ Updor otb,-u- equ a~ canr~'Utkloi--qp, tlv,~ Of, the
c-.7-;erita~-ntal ubnorb a larger tim.0unt of NA.-C" t1ian control
duri~!~ -r!jpentc(3. lavuq~i-~s. Triis ~wctcutu-,) ar 11cl-Case
in tht-.- '~:--!77~ribili-"",, -~f t1w, KolDf, cz1-1 1:":,L. of, r v, p] - -
gTavitation. '111,w o'f indlivid"u'Ll. vit'arij'llu in
CIF,
only docc not provont VIC lor"s of lu%- by thu ~jf the
1/2
55
ANN=

USSR
'MTSM, V. M., et al., Mzrainslk y Biolihimichniy Zhurnal, Vol. ld~, No 4,
1972", pp 509-514
aninals w
ith subsemientu lavar-es, but it even -promotes an increase in the
4-
losses. The coiiT-lex- application of the investiCated vitamins has no effect on
the TIA-0-4 Obsorntion by the erythrocytes; however, it has a positive effect on
the~mchanisms promoting retention of nicotlinic acid and its metabolites in t-he
blood cells.
2/2

USSR UDC 6 17-001,36-036.1-:551.585.7
TA HIVEIT L and RAKHIMOV, S. I., Tadzhik Medical Institute, Dushanbe
"Peculiarities of the Course of Traumatic Shock Under Alpine Conditions"
Moscow, Khirurgiya, No 4, 1972, pp 3-7
Abstract: A study of 77 patients in different hospitals located in the- Panir
mountains (approximate elevation 3,600 m) and of an equal number of patients
in Dushanbe hospitals (800 m elevation) showed that 74 patients ir- the Pamirs
survived traumatic shock (loss of limbs, different fractures, hemorrhages), as
opposed to 65 in Dushanbe City, in spite of the late hospitalization, prolonged
transportation, and inadequate medical treatment. This is attributed to the
adaptation of the human organism to hypoxia at high altitudes, and to the de-
velopment of nonspecific resistance to tra,umatic shock and loss of b1cod. This
was verified in experiments with dogs which showed that 84,21. of dogs acclimatized
to high altitudes survived severe shock, Witile 90% of naiiacclima-tized dogs
perished undar identical conditions in the Pamir mountains. Among control dogs
in Dushanbe, Lhe survival percentage rt.,ached cnly 39%. Traumatic shock under
alpine conditions wag accompanied in acclithatized dol by w dde decrease of
Urterial blood presaure (to 4.5.0 + 0.9 mm) and an increase, in venou_,3 blood
pressure (from 111.0 to _190 + 2.87mm). The latter condltion in cont'ilder(u!
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USSR
TADZHIYEV, K. T., and RMIMOV, S. I., Khirurgiya, No 4, 1972, pp 3-7
to be dominant under high altitude conditions. Data regarding the concentra-
tion of C02 and of oxygen in the arterial'and venous blood before and after
traumatic shock are given, along with the:respiration rates of dogs.
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USSR
X. and BAKEWOV, S., Chair of P deutice of ChiLlren's Diseases,
rope
Vashkent Medical Institute and Uzbek ScientifiP J Lasearch lastitute of Fmdlatrics
Antierythrocy-te Autoantibodies during Typhoid Fever in Chil4ren"
Tashkent, Yieditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 6, 3-970, Pp 33-34
Abstract: While it is generally believed that the anemia which de-velops in children
vith typhoid fever is due to a toxic inhibitiou of the hematopoictic bone marrow,
the possible formation of autoantibodies which destroy circalating erythrocytes
was iwtentigated. The study was done on 62 typhoid patientv aged 1.5 to 15 years.
The presence of antiei-fthrocyte satoantibodies wao anal3rzed-by Vie method of
partial precipitation of the nonprecipitatirgi antioamntlbady complex, with the use
of chloroform extracts of antigens obtained from O(I)irn b1btxi donorn. The testo
0
were done at three different staGes of the disease: begimiiw, (3rd-6th day), climax
'Lts revealed the
(10th-14th day), and prior to discharge from hospital, The resu,
presence of antierythrocyte autoantibodies in 42 children, while the reaction was
negative in the other 20 children. At the onset of the disease, the antibody titer
was 1:50-1:200', erythrocyte concentration was 3.1-4.6 million per cubic millimeter,
and hemoGlobin concentration was 54~-81~. At the height of the disease, the anti-
body titer was around 1:800, the erythrocyU count was 2-5-3-9 ndllion, and hem-
globin concentration was 45-66%. Prior to dischargeJon the 19+,h-21st day after
1/2

USSR
TADZHM'V h. K and BAMWOV, S., I*dltsinskiy Zhurnal Uz-bekist-.,ina No 6 1970,
body temperature returned to -normal) the aatibody titer decreased to 1:50-1-1
00
the erythrocyte count increased to 3-35-4-51 million, and her-oglobin concentration
t 59-76-8%- Mis correlation between ~he titer.of antierythrocyte autoanti-
-rose o
~."...~-bodies.and the severity of anemia in children with typhoid,fever~indicates that these
antibodies play a definite role,in the pathogenesis of anean in'typhoid fever.

UNCLASSIFIED' OROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
018
-177 TTLE-- INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF PilOSPHOL:I'PIDS IN ANI,MAL 'TISSUES DURING
-.-.MALIGNAAT GROWTH -U-
-,..AUTHOR-(04)-TAfEjAaF_YNr E.E., PUKHOV V.A . KO.Z L OV tYU.11,, r VLA:)IMIRDVr
..YU*A.
NTRY OF --USSR
UI INFO
0
SOURCE--BIOL, NAUK 1 1970, f2lo 4e-52
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AkEAS- BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--.SARC0M4,j,. PHOSPHOLIPID, IR SPECTaUM, AMIDE
MARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
')0/002/0047/0052
PROXY REEL/FRAIME-1996/0622 TEP NO-UR/0325/70/0f.
N0--AP0l178q8
CIRC ACCE

2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIEO:. PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESS I ON NO-AP0117848
AssrRACT/f:-XTRAGT--(UJ GP-0- A3STRACT, PHOSPHOLIPIDS CxTi). FROM RAT
SARCOMA SHOWED A DOUBLING OF THF L550, CIM PR lMf' NEGATIVEil IR PEAK HEIGHT
E TUMOR REACHED MAX. GROWTH, AFTEi~: WHICH THE PEAK XEFURNED ALMOST
AS THE
J0 ITS ORIGINAL HEIGHT. PfiCjSPHCjL,IPI0S* FROM THE LIVI-R OF THE SAM' RATS
-SHOWED A CORRESPONDING MIN. AT.-THE SAME:, STAGE OF T.-OOR GROW'r H
APPARENITLY AMIDES AND IMIDES ACCUMULATE IN THF SAR,C014A. P110SPHOLIPIDS
DURING MALIGNANT GRWOTH. ~FACILITY- MOSK-GOS. UNIV. 11M.
10MONOSOVAt MOSCOW# USSR.

USSR UDC 621.372.061:538.56
V.- A., GORELIK, V. Yu., PANOV, T. P.
"Circuit with Two Variable Parameters"
Tr. Mosk. in-ta inzh. zh.-d. transp. (Works of Moscow Institute of Railroad
Transportation Engineers), 1970, vyp. 330,:pp 43-47, (iroa RZh-Radiotek.linika,
No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No BA178)
Translation: This article contains an investigation of the problems of studying
the stability of a linear electric circuit with periodicAlly varying capacitance
and inductance. The characteristic equation of the systimi is derived the roots
of which determine the stability of the system. The bibliography has one entry.

USSR UDC 621.372.061:538.56
TAFT, V. A., KARAULOV, A. N., PANOV, T. Ts.
"Two-Loop Circuit with Variable Capacitances and Inductances"
Tr. Mosk. in-ta inzh. zh.-d. transp. (Works of Moscow Institute of Railroad
Transportation Engineers), 1970, vyp. 330, pp 57-66 (from RZh-Radioteklinika,
No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8A1-76)
Translation: This article contains an investigation of the problems of studying
oop electric circuit with four variable parameterg. The system of equa-
a two.1
rions of the circuit is reduced to canonical form. Expressions are obtaLned
for variable parameters in cite form of finite Fourier seiJes. - An expression
i spresented for defining the system (characteristic equation). in finite form.
There,is one illustration and a two-entry bibliography.

USSR
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Th' s Jkuth -t Vr(j
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formed
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t
a-n of windiniL-- t.
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approDria, j i1niped-ance ar-a on. thIe
t on -he loa
currea
11. S.

USSR UDC 669.721.042.6(088.8)
-A. N.. KORZNIKOV, V. m., BELKI N G. I., ALONTSEV V. S. PRMIODNIKOV,
TMV" IP11
)C.: A., MA.ZU G. A. , TITAM,. 1. A. LITINA, 0. A. MATSUY, N. V. ,
BOCHKAREV, G. V., NAGIBIN,- V. M.
"Method of Processing of Magnesium Ingots"
USSR Author's Certificate No 313908, filed 16/03/70, published 10/11/71,
(Translated from Referativn~-Iy Zhurtwl,, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract
No 5 G248 P-by G. Svodtseva).
Translation: A method of processing of Mg ingots including transportation,
cooling, mechanical work Y,, washing, utching, dr inji and covering with a- pro-
dn~ y
tective layer jr, proposed. - In order to reduce the Idbor expenditures foi-
the process and process time, the ingots are subjected to forced cooling to
450-1000, mechanically worked during transportation, ond washed at 350-1000.
This reduces labor consumption., decreases the time 6C the process and increases
the productivity of labor by 4040%.
EMU
M-M-M.M.

USSR UDC 533.697
SHUSTOV, V. I.
AHARANTOVA, I., SADOVSKIY, V. S., jAqAN0
"Experimental Study of Total Pressure Loss in Turning a Supersonic Flow
Through a Large Angle in Curved Channels"
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aero-gidrodipam. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the Central
Aerohydrodynamics Institute), 1971, Vol, 2, No. 2, pp 11-17 (from M-Mekhanika,
No 12, Dec 71, Abstract No 12B575)
Translation: The results of an experimental study of 7elocitty fields and total
pressiw-es at the output of curved channels of great length are presented. Three
channels with circular and rectangular cross sections were Investigated. T.-he
'hers of the
expansion of the channel with circular cross sect-Lon was 18 call
internal cross section (the.channel. expanded slightly along the flow) and was
approximately 22 calibers for the plane channel (length relative to height of
the input cross section). The flow turned -through an angle of 801 in the
channel with circular cross sect.-LOn and t1moug_h 72- in the channels with rec-
tangular cross section. 'Me ratio of the sides in the. channel of- rectangular
cross section was 3.11. The studies were conducted for a flow rate at the input
1/2

USSR
SADOVSKIY, V. S., TAGANOV, G. I., Moscov
"7m-ee-Dimensional Supersonic Flow With Heat Supply and Flow Deflection"
Moscow, IAN SSSR, 14ekhanike- Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, pp 121-125
Abstract: At high supersonic speeds, the flow per second of the air mass
which tolkes part in creating thrust becomes comparable to the rass deflected
beneath the ving. This paper deals with a certain limitAng case of combining
the processes of thrust and lift. In view of a nu:dber of properties of the
-corresponding three-dimensional flow with beat supply and deflection of the
stream actinj; on the body, the aerodynamic forces are determined from oTie-
dimnsional equations of ~,,as dyrwxdcs, although finding,;ithe i3hape of the body
Iniolves.plotting two flows close to axisy=ktric.

....... .... ......... .. ....... .........
112 035 UNCLASS I FIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
_TlTLE--A mATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR A THEORE'TACAL StUDY OF THREE DIMENSIONAL
-SEPARATED FLOWS -U-
AUTHOR-TAGANOVi G.L.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
P. 193-212
.-SOURCE--ARCHIWUM MECHANIKI STOSOWANEIt VOL# 2Zt NOO 21 1970t
0 ATE PUBLISHED ----- ~-70
--PHYSICS
,~,_.SUBJECT AREAS
MOOELt FLOW FIELbt FLOW RATEi PERTURBATION# DELTA
WING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIO14S
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO ---- F070/605007/EO3 STEP Nn,--PO/0033/TO/0221002/0193/0212
I 1 1 c u

035 UNCLASSI FIED, PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0139900
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, DESCRIPTION OF A MATHEMATICAL
MODEL FOR SIMPLIFYING THE STUDY OF THREE DIMENSIONAL STEADY AND UNSTEADY
SEPARATED FLOWSt WHICH ASSIMILATES THEFLOW PERTUR13ATION INTROOUCED BY
THE SEPARATED ZONE AT A GIVEN INSTANT TO A PLANE DOUBLIJ ON THE BODY
SURFACE, THE DOUBLET AXIS BEING TANGENTIAL Ta'THE BODY SURFACEj
EXAMPLES ARE GIVEN OF APPLICATIONS OF-THIS MODEL TO THE- STUDY OF A
SYMMETRICAL SEPARATED FLOW PAST A DELTA WING OF SMALL ASPECT RATIO AT AN
ANGLE OF INCIDENCE (SPATIAL SELF SIMILAR PROBLE111il ANO-A SYMMETRICAL AND
ASYMMETRICAL SEPARATED FLOW PAST A FLAT PLATE WHEN THE MOTION IS STARTED
FROM-REST WITH A CONSTANT VELOCITY (PLA4E NONSELF~SIMILAR PROBLEM).
FACILITY: AKA0EMIIA NAUK SSSRI VYCHISLITELINV9 TSENTR. MOSCOW9 USSR*
(J,14'(; L. -S f F f E f)
i: I _' .; 1 11 1 ; I i `~ ~' i I I m-. I rm 1-1 ri -1 -t 4-I'mi R-j 1-1, f -j, 1-1, -t M, a, P, I , "",

z:
Measuring, Testing~, Calibratin~
UDO 551-5-10-62:539-2103
USSR
TAGAHOV, 0. K., PROSKURIAKOV, M. V., IMARIYUZU1, V. A. and KLIPPOV, 0. F.
"The Deterrdnation of ODticajI Constants of Sendconductor Glasf~es in t'ne
Spectral P--6ion 1.1 to 1.6 rmp"
LeningTad, Optiko-Mek-hanicheskxya Prawfshlennost', No P., Fet, 73, PI) 62-63
Abstract: A i,~~etnoa fol, determdnin~~ the optical constants af
semiconductor giassL!s Jn the sifmilimeter -c:,-ion of' thu- spQct:rum., usin- a -Oric.-
at wininun deflection for dctei-minLn~~ tile a plalle-
parallel plaze for th~i &w-,G-r-ption co~-,Mcicnt, a
opti-cal acoustlic (1-u-Lector and a -L~vurr~e wavf~,, lai,-) is '.Che resul"us
obtained i:r.--!-,e it po.,35JA).Ic to calculate the absoyl-Abion coefficient and t.10
ref:nactdon. As an a~x ~-Trle of the iAse of this i,.-~etlhod tht; re:~-Ldts of the m,,2as---v-c-
ment of a smdple of chalcu -eiitzt c;-hinss am resented.

USSR UDC: 535-399
TOROPETS, A. S., TAGANOV, 0. K.
"Concerning the Transmission of Light Through a Rough Surface. I"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 33, No 3, Sep 72, pp 582-585
Abstract: An investigation is made of the passage of monochromatic light
through a rough surface. The specimens were plane-parallel glass plates
ground on one surface. The transmitted light was made up of a diffuse com-
ponent and a directional component. A quantitative expression is found for
the intensity of the directional component as a function of the wavelength
of the incident light and the cosine of.the angle of incidence. The results
of experiments show that passage of light through a rough surface reveals
the wave properties of light with particula-r clarity. it is noted that the
directional component of.the transmitted light has been missed in work by
other researchers because of the insufficient angular resolution of the
instruments used. There can be no doubt that the directional component is
diffraction-interference in nature. The mechanisms responsible for its
formation in both the diffraction and interference cases will be dealt with
in the next paper of this series.
65

Optical
USSR UDC 535.891:621.327
UKHIANOV, YE. V., TAGANOV, 0. K., FILIPPOV, 0. K., Candidate of Sciences
"Gas Discharge Source of Long-Wave IR-Radiation"
Leningrad, Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost' No. 7, Jul 71, Dp 31-33
Abstract: The design of an are lamp with a metal shell, the internal surface of
whicli is in the form of an ellipsoid of rotation, is described and results of
spectral experiments are given. r-t is shown that the brightness of the long-
wave IR-radiation of this tube is three times higher than that of a globar.
The brightness of the radiation in the spectral region 50-200 11 of the gas
discharge tube with the metallic ahell exceeded the PIRK-4 tube and a globar.
The increased brightness of this -tube is~ explained by Tim fact that its design
makes it possible to apply windows for the release of radiattan that have good
-transmission in the working region of the'spectrum. In this i:,.ase the window
is made of low-pressure polyethylene with a thir-kness of 2.5 nun. The experiment
showed that a window of polymer n. ateriaL can be used for tens of hours and is
easily replaced. The fabrication of thel tube does not requi-re complex elec-ro-
vacuum operations, such as welding electrodes to quartz, or class and it can be
1/2
USED-___

YE. V. et al, Optiko-4net;iha'-rUc-he'j6k - 6 promyshlennostI, No. 7Jul 71,
ay
PP 31-33
produced in a laboratory shop. It is hoped that with its improved characteris-
ties the tube will find application in long-wave infrared spectriil devices and
as a weakly selective source for other studies in the Yar-infrared Y~egion.
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p
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U
E-- -).NE PATHOGENESIS OF PUL14ONARY EMPHYSEMA -U-1
;.-AUTHOR-TAGAYt V*Ao
tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-~,-SOURCE--VRACHEBNWE BELO, 1970v NR 39 PP
.67-70
~OATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
';'SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JO
TAGS--LUNGt RESPIRATORY SYSTE14 DISEASE
~;CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
ROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/0973 STEP NU--UR/04'15/'I(')/000/003/006710070
ACCESSION NO--AP0102912
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED~ PRIO'rEs�IN-, DATE-11SEP70
I-c-IRc ACr-FSS:*ION NO--AP0102912
ABSTRACT/EXTPACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUDY IS PRESENTED OF 2615
PRACTICALLY HEALThY Yr)UTHS. -rHREE GROUPS HAVE 13r:EN 514GLED n-UT
DFPFNDING ON~THE STATE OF BRONCHIAL PATENCY '. PATIENTS SHOWING DISORDERS
OF BRONCHIAL PATENCY BUT WITHOUT SIGNS:OF CHRONIC 13lkONCHITIS ARE
ANALYSED.- - PHARMACOLOGICAL TESTS 114DICATE THAT DISJURBANcES OF BRONCHIAL
PATENCY IN.PERSONS WITHOUT SY14PTOMS OF:CHRONIC BRONCHITIS ARE ~IAINLY
CAUSED BY BRONCHIAL SPASM.
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l/Z 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE SSING DATE--160CT70.
TITLE-DEVEL09M~NT OF aCLAY 8aANCH OF UNIVERSAL SYSTEM OF 61.~MHITS OF
INDUSTRIAL PNEUMATIC AUTOMATION -U-
_.AUTHOR-(04)-6ERENDSv T.K.v YEFREMOVAP TaK.,v TAGA ".54.AYlt. A-, TAL, A.A.
COU NTRY OF INFO--USSR
.'SOURCE--AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKAt 1970t NR 4', Pfl,176-181
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:.SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTWICAL E-NGR., ME-cH., IND., CIVIL AND
MAIRINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATIONt DISCRETE AUTOMATIONs f)NEUMATIC CONTROL
SYSTEM-
-CO."41TROL. MARK ING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FRAME--1996/1131 STEP NO--UR/0103/ 10/00J/004/017(5/0). BI
CIRC ACCESS10,`4 NO-AP0113709

2/2 010 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0118709
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT 4. THERE IS PRESE[iiTED THE VALIDITY OF
THE EXPEDIENCY OF USING A JET DIAPHRAGM METHOD UF CONSTRUCTING PNEUMATIC
DISCRETE SYSTEMS IN THE RELAY BRANCH10F THE-UNIVERSAL SYSTEMS.
47

THr t-RHITMMY~ OF POLY~i--IiS
sy". P"s 1 um in Mul rcm
nt'ri S~ie'ccc
Malkill'. Moscow "'Igntpik V,!
Whealogicat invest igati Otis are cl':r.~- 1;' 1-
r~cLitin5 Lit, the present time: rirsi:ly, iAs a co%'-po;ivi;t J'Atl.
physicoch-mical work pursuine. tli~ roal of ettublizh",nt of
c ral corre-ponclances batween. tno mo, *tri4cturt! or - 5~~'-
stance and itsmarroscopic properties and, SIcondly, ;i~t ~i
tion or tho mechanics of ci~ntiyiuti-which Is .1hteruatet= in.
cpnncv tiuns. between. the kin ema-tic and -dyr--a---zc . pzLr~=-, z or,, fl~'-
and in solving tho corresponding boundary prrblerti~ atn%! nieir
plication to nrlalysi3 or concrete. technvloGi~uiL L
On the rhor~IoEy of poly;'trt t''
the rej.,,tilar (seventh) symposium
IL"nized by tile Institut~ of' retrcchemicaL Sy~ithei-, immri, A. V.
Topchiyuv of the AS USSR ,jnd h;~Jd 01) Apri! ill
mail% attention was, eiven to the first direction of
Participating in tile sensions, were over !-(10 persoii:!.
~rrt~m Eps~ Ge-rany P 0 land , 1: t e C: " I C
Bulgaria, about 100 reports wrr,,) heard. at tilt-
sium was A broad complex or problems connecced with th.~
phySicnI vitemistry slid mechanirs of
o" th,- molecular nature of relaxation Lffvcs in
Clloi'ltl' and tile construction Of M.ChaniCal MC~d"L& t:11-
titative description of the behavior of ;i pz~lympr %,.ndor
r-nr ronditions of deformation with detail-ad comparinz.:; "ti
C',
J lecular parameters of reliably charactpri2ed sar;ipl zi an,t
viscoolastic properties. Discussed with special intere,.
thin problem of the liquid crystalline state and Ou,
or tile physical structure of the system on its rhinlo&icl" p."C-
pertles.
The symposium was opened with the ad4jraasa.4 cr
of K. A. Andrianov and A. Yet. -'ho el."phavizld th',

Ir, t ;i I f, I It j id I twn, ~ IoUs a pi, I I ~C 'I. I, fit 1~- r'! I
-~t I,, rc omp o, t", I , atid ~MIIJIOM it if,nF, I IZA ~t 1-d OR Lht'- f,%~' 44. V--
,r: I , !I _1
I -it t i.-. ,, v,.y
Int.-wporary . ..... : ,I,
W 11 1'- k It I AV ML!131 CM-0 ~Illd I h,-Ln:-,r'ca1
~.t L --l; It i~~ 11 i I, I 1 .3 ') fI I It- v i n c i I r s
r! -1i o i t y ', l.-t? pr)).V,no rs . i U, d i rr .. t'-, t f 1,-.x i 1, t
Of I? 1J.1 , C .-Iw; t ed in r;2cetj t yoa ra . h.t v.! rakae j r jinss i
t !3 qlj-ti I " ta l: i vf~ 1 y 4,s t i ma te the ro In znf t1w I ori.,-,th of t 1;P n,, ItL-
c u La r c h;I i it i n mitti i f I, s to t i u it s rt r mp c han i c a I p r ap~ ,t i 0 ~ ': i.a ca c -
t t't" i .5 t i C~ n f ". I Y31L!Vj C S Yq t kIln $l. In t'articWLar, "!w.- lim'-, 77~i,
c-~ndi tjw,, r-f dofort-tion~ th-2 polymor ~;LiLl prcz.r~;-
Nuitiit-.~ zi~:' ciiii 1w ill CO%Iditi3".S, Mle
70,1 -inathcr vF 4 ite t V rob 1. =- ir r timiec Lt~ w
t;- 0~1 ;0.1 rf rl~rtjlarit ies of t1w Cr.Ans L ,. i -
f 1-IM V 1111 f I It ~I 111 t 0 t 1111 It i fl, 11 Ly Q ' it S t i C S t It t -- a 5 a f'='. 1. w ~--4 I
n v. q f ,I,, f I, rwa t irnt ujid i th f n.; i4oe ~ rrrrrrLz-.Ti=.
tj2c -f
n IT r rur Cu ri:.
I h,! r~--rio r L-~ of' Y it . Y,i V t rw~ht_!jyn V
_arld otlwrs ,.-re devote
A ri f r - ~ d to neRI, pvublor= Z.'.
p:--.-zics in .onji~ot.Hon with 5tudy nr oit? proces~js if
,1;tqtir and di.nLcIrtric. r0axation in dirfor-nt phyrir.A.
3-1 vvalization or the correspondence of thosp pr~~:o~nses~
th,~ Cul.,X.L.-,tionaL r,ropertiea of' pc,lym~ric chains. At.,
inr to thu same "phyllticaLO' direction in rhiotoCr was th,~ rr~Iavi
of S. Yo. Fretikell on theprobt-ot or phase a_ is-
ng as a r ...5xkl t D r d e fortra t i in and the ir : ri~ I I.;~-ne e titi :.- rznci 1 -
rions and r~!Cimv of flow of polymeric sys~eh:na.
In 4% numt-,er of' r~parts t4or strucutr~ of
ar)d the influonco or the structure or ute systen a,, ito
logical properti-,m were.discuzone. Thu.9..AMkjj.Mj&jVE
ill deLail thp correspondence of the structure and
solutionA or polymern. The rrf)nrt w14
ore th~. rk-lult- nf study vf thc
ut nni:iotrople solutions of vigid~rhaiti polymc-rs which
a tiq,tid crystalline pharto. Possilkkv modeLs o.' liqttitl
were examitind by.L. ;. Shaltyk.D4 and a
ckic?jr bf~iiavinr was proposea by E. L. Ao%ro and A. N.
SLrLJCtUr,1L problemr~ connected witi~
der, were presented in survey form by 1. G. Ch~styakov,
application of thnno concepts to the -ZCFscCAP-E-x6`=(,L
arid submoleciilar liquiii crystalline urder wows examintid it-
roport of VI N. TmIjkup", arid co-atithoro.
Also related to problems of polymer physics was
port: 'Poland), who told about x iew resitLt~
tainod y Om in th- theory of polymeric latt-,ces. V.
79 -

USSR
BEXUIAIT, L.S., TAGERI-A69'.
UDC 621.382.2
OSemiconductor Diode In A Reginne Of Avalanche Breakdown As A Controlled
React nce"
V sb., PoluDrovodn. pribor-, i iizh pr-t-aetienive (Se.miccniluctor Devices And Their
Application--Gollection Of ';forko), Iseu-p!0F, Moscow, 1970,PP 149-
156 (from RZh--Zlektronika i y~~pri~=eneniys, No 4, April 1971, Abstract 11o
4m5q)
Translation: The possibility is shown of a marked inbrease of the overlap
factor of the canacitance and 0, of a semiconductor diode by use of a regime of
avalanche breakdown. 4 ill. 3 ref.

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r 10 N OF I M P P, I T 1) 1 i' ,", L` S I N
I NVES V I G At I UN Ll F lk. F S I S TA ~NC C13FAt4 j u
~A'
'THE ill 10 MHZ FRECUENCY RAiNGE -IJ-
UTHGr-(G3)-AYI(0N0Vy V. L p vlF LNI KUM, A. I T AG ER, KA_
GUNTRY OF llNFCI--LJSSP
~OURCE-V S8. F11. PEALKHOD011 I POLUP110VOWN. PRMU~ROV-
S
1 YEYE PRIMENEN.IYE, 140 3,, MW~ -10, A35TR 1g) INS
:T E,. PUbLISHED--69
-ELFCTRONICS ANO FLECTRICAL: ENGR.
"SUBJECT AREAS
IGPIC TAGS--ELECTRCN HOLE, PN JUNCTION, SEMECONDUCTOR 0 1 ODE; ELEcruc
-RES ISTANCE
MARKING-f-40 RESTRICTIONS
DUCUMENT CLASS-WICLASSIFIED
_PROXY REEL/FRAME--L991/0362 STEP NO --uk/0000/69/000/000/0205/0210
CIRG At'LILSSICNI INO-ilRO-110247
S I L D

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021 (INIC, L AS S I F I ED" PROCESSING DATE-13NOV7C
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AROIL0247
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE RESULTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL
-1 T T
1110M
NVESTIGATICiN OF THE 11-N JUNCTION OF GEKMANIUM OiFFUSEL IMPA
!H`U-*~ETICAL W.CLUS(ONS. IT IS DISCUV-RED THAT A LOW
ARE CC-,'~-'~PAFED,
FREQUENCIES (SMALL.Ek THAN OR EQUAL TO. I 1,11Q), THE 1r%','-:S1STXMC~ OF THE P-N
JUNCTION IS SEVERAL [IMt-S HIGHER THAN THE.CALCULATED 'I,!,GN1TU0E AND
DECREASES WITH. AN INCREASE 01,1-- FREQUENCY AND CUR.-31ENT. 11' IS SHOWN THAT
THIS EFFECT IS CONNECTED WITH THL HEATING UP OF THE P-N JUNCTIO-M OF THE
-11) IS PRESENTtEO FOR M FA SUR I NG E:
'PASSING CURRENT. A NEW THE TH RMAL
RESISTANCE OF THE DIODES It'll (Mi-STION.

U s R UBC 621.'82.2(088.8)
PERLOV, V.M., MARTIROBOV, I.M.j TAGER, A.8
4121TATT Semiconductor Diode"
USSR Author'S Certificate No 245!?22, Filed 22 Apr 68, PubliB~ed 11 Doc 69 (from
M-glakIronika i yeye primenaniye, No 8, August 1970, A~)stract 11o 85148P'
lranslaltion: An !),TAT- semiconductor dioie with a barrier layer is char:3cterited by
L
the fact that in order to increuve the efficiency of a miarowave oscillator, the 6emi-
conduct structure contains at leest two semiconductors (or dielectrica) with different
values of the width of the forbidden zone and with a barrier layer located in them.
The thicknees of the oemiconductor (or the dielectric) with a nOrrow forbidden zone
In ahonan to bo amull In cowparlson with the total width:oJf tht.bDrrIer layer.
-77R

1-11/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
j-JTLE--AVALANCHE DRIFT SEMICUNDUCTOR DIODE -U-
.;.AUTHOR-(03)-VALDPERLOVY V.M.9 MARTIROSOV# I.M.,.TAGER, A.S.
,,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR.
245922
RE.FERENCE--MOSCOWr OTKRYTIYAj IZOBRETENIYA, PROMYSHLrNNYE OBRAZTSY,
---'13ATE PUBL ISHED-----69
.~SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRr)NICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR., E4ERGY C.ONVERSM
NON- PR UP UL S I VE)
-'TCPIC TAGS--SEMICONDUCTOR DIODEs AVALANCHE DIODEv MICRO~iAVE GENERATOR
.-loc?,J'-,;G--!:l'fl -~t~TRICTIC'SrS
DGCU!-tf%T CLASS--UNCLASS I F LED
PROXY AE17L/FRAME--l988/f)922 STEP ti'O--UR/0482161?/3001000/-,100,3/OOC-)
C & I L il

......- Mumma
7: 7
212 022
LINCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--02nCT7()
CIAC ACCLSSION NO-AA0105794
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 1. AN AVALANCHE DRIFT
SEMICGNOUCTOR DIDI)F WITH A BARRIER LAYER DIFFERS J-N THAT Tj I'APROVF THF
EFFICIENCY OF THE MICROWAVe GENERATOR, THE SEMICONOUCTOF, STRUCTO-1E
CONTAINS ATIEAST TWO SEMICONDUCTORS i(OR DIELECTRICS) WITH OIFFEaEwT
WIDTHS OF THE FORBIDDEN ZOMZ AND WITH:A BARRIER LAYER LOCATED IN THEM.
2. A DIODE-AS IN ITEM I EXCEPT T14AT TO BRING THE:VARIABLE VOLTAGE
AMPLITUDE IN THE DRIFT SECTIONS CLOSE,TQ THE AMPLiTuor OF THE TOTAL
VARIABLE VOLTAGE, AND THE LATTER, TO T14E CONSTANT:01A5i THE THICKNESc' OF
THE SEHICONQUrTOR (OR DIELECTRIC) WITH A NARROW FORBIDDEN REGION IS MADE
S14ALL BY COMPARISON WITH THE OVER ALL~WIOTH OF T-HE BARRIER LAYER.
MH 1XIM" MR1 lull iffluirv

sl'~IEO ~PROC:ESSff-IG DATE--IBSEP70
UNCLAS
.~-,ITLE.--INTER ACTION BETWEEN DRIFTING CURRENT CARRIERS AND TRAVELLING
'-,"ELECTRIC FIELD 1.14 THE PRESENCE -OF COLLISIONS -U-
~A&HOR-,!-02)-BIKULOVp I.K.i.TAGERt A.S.
to-UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
T
.S(3URCE-RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONEKA (USSR)i VOL. 14.v NO. 11, P. 1977-86
__,14969).
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 69
._$fJBJ,ECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
'--TOPIC TAGS--TRAVELING WAVE TUBE TRAVELING:WAVE, ELECTRON SCATTERING
.CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTR ICTIONS
~~WCUMENT.CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
--1984/0770 STEP
,~~ROXY R,EEL/FRAME
ACCESSION NO--AP0055473
UNC LA SS I F I ED
NO--UR/0109/69/014/011/1977/1986

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IBSEP70
ACCESSION NU--AP0055473
ALkS"'rAACTfEXTR4CT--lU) GP-O- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF, El.'ECTRON SCATTEERING,
Do R I N #COLLISIO,,4S w1 THE ME-CHAINISM OF TVT OPER~JION IS STUDIED IN A
'THE RiSJULJ~ SHOW THAT FOR A
LINEAR OUASIHYDRODYNAMIC hPPRONIMATION.
SMALL SPREAD OF THE TPERIMAL VEll"XITIESi INFREQUENT C'-ILLISIONIS (V SMALLFR
THAN 2. OMEGA RHO, WHEkE V IS COLLISIT14 FREQUENCY AND OMFGA PHO IS PLAS14t-
FREQUENCY) REDUCE THE INCREMENT OF THE GROWJNG WAVE: WITHOUT ALTEPTING THE
CONVENTIONAL MECHANISM OF THE GAIN IN A TwT. AT FREQUENT COLLISIONS (V
GREATER THAN 2 OMEGA RHO), THE GAIN MECHANISM [N A 'TWT JS BIASED ON rHE
RESONANCE OF RELAXATION OSCILLATIONS IN THE- ELECTRGN STREAM AND ON FIELD
OF THE TRAVELLING WAVE. THE LATrER MECHANISM IS LESS
EFFECTIVE, IN TRAVELLING WAVE SOLID STATE AMPLIFIERS AND, IN
PARTICULAR, IN A4ACOUSTIC AMPLIFIER, BOTH MECHANISMS OF THE GAIN ARE
POSSIBLE, THE PROPAGATION CONSTANTS AND THE INITIAL AMPLITUDES OF
_PARTIAL.WAVFS ARE CALCULATED, LIMITING VALUES ARE,UETERMINED FOR THE
INCREMENT OF The GROAING WAVFv FOR LARGE CORRENTS IOMEGA RHO GREATER
-THAN I$-, THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF BACK RAQlAr
101N AND O.HMIC LOSSES IN THE
-DELAY STRUCTURE TO THE GAIN ARE ESTIMATED#.

R UDC., 621.382.2
U
Ss
VALD-PERLOV, V. M., MARTIROSOV, 1. M.,,TA
~R A. S.
"Avalanche-Drift Semiconductor Diode"
Moscow, C)tkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 20, 1969, p 51, No 245922
Abstract: 1. An alvalancho-drift semiconductor diode with a barrier layer
differs in that to improve the efficiency of the microwave generator, the
semiconductor structure contains at least two semiconductors (or dielectrics)
with different widths of the forbidden zone and with:a barrier layer located
in them., 2. A diode as in item 1 except that to bring the variable voltage
amplitude in the drift sections close to the amplituft of the total variable
voltage, and the latter, to the constant bias, the t6lliicknes's of the semi-
Conductor (or dielectric) with a narrow forbidden region is made small by
comparison with the over-all width of the barrier laYer.

Acc Nq-- A-P9005572 OURCE:GODE: UR/O I/t /00.1/0101,/bilo
ri
'0"
AW, ?. R: B Mellnikov A.'I.; a V Tauer,, S.;
I=t
Fedorova, G. M~
WG: none
MLE-.- Noise generator based on an avalanche-transit diode
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i el4ektroniks., v. 14.1 no. 1, 1969., 104-110'
T
TOPIC TAGS: avalanche diode avalanche tranalqt diode, noise generator
ABSTIMM A description is given of three versions o~ a mase generator based on
dI'fftsnd-er-_-S1m walanche-trarsit diodes. The first of Imese operates ir. tht.-
10(%,-3,C-00Q-Vz frequency ranme. 11; cons'sts of tfie dio-e, a two.-stage Ghebyshfn,
_Lmp~sdsn~~e tranoformer, wn shf pow-_r outirat with an atterma+~orj Pnd an autlem.-.1tic
I-oon. T~j,t uLf_~r&m!Lj, Im -1 of the gom 'erati.,d noise poi~er
:;-spectral density of' this generat-or Is 10 db., Thr othmr tiV), vertilu!", Oxf thr
operalbu- in t-he 2-3 mid 6--IO-GRz f~-aquency r'thnirim an! lamrij. outFALt noisf, Ec'.'er
spectral densities of 37-40 and 3(Mb, respecitively. Orlg~, art.1 bmi.,i. '7 f i
and 7 formilas. TFSB: ve no. 9
'F 0
SUB CODE: 09 SUDII PA-T~z_: 11imV,8 GRIG REF: 003 M4 Rh 10 1
A~e
Cmi

USSR UDC 621.382.2
TOV, V. L., M'NIKOV, A. I., TAGER, A. S.
ARON
"Investigation of Resistance of a P-N Junction of Impatt Diodes-in the 0 10
"Miz Frequency Range"
V sb. Fiz. elektronno-dyroclin. perekhadov i poluprovodn. priborov M. fiz. i
tekhn. voluprovodnikov) (Physics of Electron-Hole Junctions and Semiconductor
Devices -- Collection of Works [Journal of Physics and Technology of Semicon-
ductors]), Leningrad, "Nauka," 1969, pp 205-.~10 (from RZIi-Blektronika i yeYe
.2rimeneniye, No 3, Mar 70, Abstract No 3B201)
Translation: The results of an experimental investigation of the p-n Junction
of germanium diffused ImpaLt diodes are compared with theoretical conclusions.
-n
it is discovered that at low frequencies 1z) , the resistance of the p
Junction is sereral times higher than the calculated magntzude:and decreases
Vith an increase of freque-ncy and current. It iS ShOW11 thiLt this effect is
lie heating up of the p-n j4nction by current. A
comected with t- the:'PaSSiDg
now method is presented for measuring the thermal resista,nee o,f the diodes in
question. 6 ill. 1 table. 9 reA,17. Summary.

ACC NR:
AP9011273 SOURCE CODE: UR/0109/69/014/003/051010515
A. S.; Khodnevich, A. D.
AUTHOR: Ta=r
ORG- none
TITLE: Avalanche-transit diode oscillators with electrical frequency tuning and
multidiode oscillators
SOURCE: Radio Lek-lin Lka 1, elekLronflui, v. 14, no. 3, 1969, 510-515
TOPIC TAGS: avalanche diode, shf oscillator
ABSTRACT: The electrical frequency tuning characteristics of avalanche-transit
diode oscillators were studied. Two methods of tuning the oscillators were con-
,sidered: varying the avalanche-transit diode current, arid varying the voltage
across a varicap diode, connected in series with the avalanche-transit diode. In
the first case, the slope of the tuning characteristics was .1-1.5 MR.z/ma for
.'~xatios of the oDerating current to the characteristic current of the order of 0.3
or.less-,(in the 3-cm waveband). In the second case, a tuning of sevei:al tens of
pilircene (430%) could be achieved; however, the output power was: reduced by a
magnitude of the order of 5-7 db. To increase the output power, oscillators using
a number of avalanche-transit diodes connected in parallel. vere built and tested.
The output power of thc!ie oncillatprs was found to increavii proportionally to the
nunber of diodes used. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 6 ful:mulus. (IV]
SUR CODE: 09/ SUBM DATE: 22j'41168/ ORIG PEF: 002/ ATI) PIZES~q: 7050
Card'111 f '-. 5
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Af0023385 INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST.
I-A70-16883
NOISE - IN AVALANCHE DIODE OSCILLATOR, ISHUMY
GENERATOROV NA LAVINNO-PROLETINIMi DIOCAKI-I
/GLPD/).
A
S. T2 -r, A. 0- Kh nd A. M. Tsebiey.
. odrievich, a.
m
vol. 12, kept.; 1969, P. 962-975, 1$ refs. III
Z V.- v 4111 z Rus-ian.
Results of theoretical and experimental studies of phbrE!,
frequimy,and miplitkide fluctuations irt iivaIa(whe,:ii(xjo mscllliom
at frequirlic;til kom I WX to 100AINZ, It Is 6110m) Oii~l 010
11olse )"-el of amplitude and freqqfmcy Iluctwtion:i abovv 5 kHt 6,
caused by intrimic fluctuations in' the diode's avalariche currwt.
Since the SPectral dermity of those, Njutuations ch4r,, a~, vAth
'j
haquency, tha amplitude component of the ncise ha -1 iignificant
mdulating offecr it frellupr-,vies jewn I to 1()j0 NIHz, Svq~Mtwd
methods of reducing tho noist? 16els include the use 0 high-0
-c- ig t
resonator and sym;ironizatiori with, an external quartz ys*- :i f V!
TJM

USSR 1JDC 621
-382.233
BERWN, L. S. ,
"A Semiconductor Diode in the Avalanche Breakdown Mode as a Controlled
Reactance"
Moscow, Poluprovodnikovvve Pribory i ikh Zrimeneniy(!, No 24, Izd-ro "Sovet-
skoye Radio", 197o, pp 149-154
Abstract: It is shown that the capacitance and Q coverage factor of a
semiconductor diode can be considerably improved by utilizing the avalanche
breakdovm mode. As the avalanche current through the diode is increased,
its reactance varies over a wide range, going from capacitive to inductive.
This appreciably extends the adjustment liniits of revonarat systeins based
on these diodes. In addition, use of the Townsend a-i-alanche effect means
that the Q of the resonator can be inueased by partial cwpensation of
losses In the resonator by the back resistance of the d-iode. One disf,'.d-
vantage of avalanche reactances is that they have a highernoise level
than the conventional varicap. Four figures, bibliography of three titles.

USSR UDC 621.382.9
KOBYZEV' T.N. MAW-48M.
$Current Instability And Microwave Emission Of n-CdHgTqj"
Pielma v ZhETF (Letters To The Journal Of Eiq),orlmental And Theoretical Physics),
1971, 14, No 3, pp 164-168 (from M-Elektronika i yeye -primeneniye, No 12,
Dec 1971, Abe-tract No 12B400)
TranslatiLn: High-frequency current instability and microwU,Te emission are de-
tected in the GHz frequeucy band in monocrystallizie n-Cdo Hg -7 Ta
.2~ 0.,
Single crystals of Cdl1gTe 9ith dimenBiona 2.~ x 2 x 0ol W_with an eleciron'
conoentration of 1015-101 cW-3 and a 101cml/v.sec were used
for the investigation. It is shown that the toicroviuve mtmission appears with
voltages or the electrical field > ICO v/cm and current densities of (I - 2)
P.102- a/cm~-, both in magnetic fields with a strength up to 6 kilooersted and
without a magnetic field. In regione of the field not exceeding by far t1he
thresholds, the microwave emission is close to coherent and has a characteristic
azultimoda" [mnogomodovyye) structure. The frequency of the coherent emission
depends on the current donvity, the strength of ths matnetic field, the orient-
ation of the specimen, and the pulse duration. It is assumed that an ine~ability
of the electron-hole plasma lias at the base of the mechuniem.of microwave
emission in Cd11gTo as is also the case of In5b. A. To.
91.

USSR UDC 669.18-4121621.746-753
PIRKULOV, V. G., TAGER, L. P., PRYAhISHNIKOV, I. S., FILIPPUV, A. F., arid
El- ___7EY1'-Mnt and NOscow Institute of Steel and Alloys
KLYUYEVI 1.;. M.j eRtros
"Producing Charging Ingots From Netal-Abrasive Wastes of Ileat-Resistant Alloys"
Moscow, Stal', No 8t Aug 73t pp 724-725
Abstracti The technology of concentrating the wastes from grinding a beat-
resistant nickel-base alloy using electrical separators with corona discharge
has been developed. The engineering modes were determi;ied that provide the
production of rich metallic concentrates with a m atal content of almost
(mixture of oxidized metallic chip and alumina). The enriched concentrate
was remelted in an experimental 50-kg induction furnace on a charging block
with a resulting quality that satisfied specified requirements for smelting
of heat-resistant alloys. Three figures# four bibliographic Teferences,
79-
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volid fuel are -!ormulsted. Vnrinntu are opti,,tizadl the ach,,ne 01 a vertl-4
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and aida removal of rlftt: ~ac adupted- -o~ f ry
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coal duot with -high-'~=poraLuxe hooted air ond unif,:truill distributed
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cuzTked ttuzo A revived raothod of calcv2atlog higalorporature rerimes for
th., co=buutiori of solid ru.71 in prnueritol that takma Imta 4*tt!QW1L the actual
aperelting conditions of the combuzzlon c=Uber. 'rho maxi=im attainable to=-
eraturee Iz tire combustion of natural fuel were eztimted. The combustion
cha=ber,. methods and conditions of the experiments are donorlbod, Dry.comat
duct with a volatiles yJcld of 33 percent won buracl- Ale mnrichel with
Up to 48 percent arjron at trrzpornturee up to 6006-0. At a chaziber prosaux-0,.,
a.' 1.05 ubt. ato and nn s;xidAnt exceau of I a rqrcir,, Irv*l: of-the
cha;mber crnaa-spctian a.' .6 =evw4ttz~=;' ,az athirti, ea. reconverted
a working pressure of* 5 ab2. atm,_ this vor-re panda to afoplao level of 4
Indutfirlal ctmbastion Otacbcr of aturc thOn IoSo m*P.6tta/m , which to ads,
quato fnr the conditiona of a =Eno 1Ohv4rj--.rrAm-.* (am),arntrator. Th. tam-
VeraUre a! onto at the chamber diucrarre on Z3W' C, and,about CO per..at
of vne alag wan trapped in the chrmber.
Central Princi;)j&P,1 The high-tecperature caz!wstion of natural, solid
fu*X Uzing XF, eenarctor pararjetora r oprewart to a, funtlaztenzally new prlb1co.
The sentrol. trend in work on bullaing c==buntion ctz~a and specific ea-
grinetrl.,M aolutter.2 were chpt:tm with 4110~ace far the following promias0%
to attain the, highest poncible tenp2m4ture for combo4tion products,
tme tatil corbuction of fael. within a chazb#r nt mUlmum. d1voivion air
temperature heat to its walls must be ensured. The toin means for calving
tbAv problem is an extreme intensification of toebuxtionj
Itnown refraotory 'hestr-Inuulati.46 materials am incopoble of long
wervice in contact viLth ealticamponant and superheated alas cwlta. So the
walla Q! a combustion chamber =at be provided with a systact of intense
coolUg and must be provided with hardened elag lining ;rotection;