SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TAKIBAYEV, ZH.S. - TALIBI, M.A.

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USSR UDC 539.12
TAKIBAYEV, Zh. S., BOOS, E. C., and RUSIKINA, G. Ya.
"Study of the Properties of the Angular Distribution of Sho-vjer Particles ir.
Proton-Nucleon Interaction at 76 Gigaelectron-Volts"
Alma-Ata, Akademii Nauk Kazak-hskoy SSR Seriya Fiziko-Matema,ticheskaya,
No 2, March-April 1971, pp 67-70
Abstract: Experimental data are presented for proton-pucleon interactions
obtained by irradiating photoemulsion layers 6 cm x 10 am x 200 ,1 using the
internal beam of the Serpukhov accelerator at 76 gigaelectroa volts. Data
are presented graphically for the multiplicity distribution, the angular
distribution of che shower particles in the center-of-nass rygtem of collid-
ing nucleons for events of varying multiplicity, the -distribution of Ig
(ys/yc) for three multiplicity ranges, and the dependence of -rsjyc on the
multiplicity for three enerFj values E0., The multipLicity distribution
was found to be extremely broad. With an increase in-a (relativistic
tracks) the angular distribution becomes more isotropics. The distribution
of lg(yslyc) becomes less broad with an,increase in aS; however, the system-
atic shift taward high values of y., remains. Reasons are given for this
---phc
-increases more rapidly than vE
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T4FBAAYEV,,.2Z~h.S., BOOS, E. G., SAN'KO L. A., and TEMIRALIYEV, T., Institute
f 'Hi~
of Mi -4W- Academy of Sciences,USSP,
Study of Quasi-Two-Particle Reactions:iu Proton-Proton Interactions at 10
Cev/C11
Moscow, Pis'ma v Zhurnal Eksperiraental'noy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 13,
No 3, 5 Feb 71, pp 122-125
Abstract: The properties of quasi-two- iparticle reactions of the type pp - pN*,
PP -,. PA, PP - AN*, and pp - &A were studied. The reactions were identified in
studying four-beam proton-proton interactions in an 81-cm hydrogen bubble
chamber of Saclay irradiated at CER14 by 10.01 + 0,1 G~vfc protons. The re-
action cross sections of the four reactions are Siven~in a table. A second
table gives experimental values for the;ratio of the tross sections of dif-
ferent isotopic projections of the two-particle reaction pp -11 A1236111950-
They are compared with calculations made for possible decay schemes of the
isobar A1950 -+ N7Tr,. It was assumed that the isospin of the exchange particle
is equal to unity. The experimental data are in good'agreement with this
hypothesis. It is also sho;~m that the experiment doeti not P-ontradirt two
hypotheses concerning the type of decay A1950 + ~MOT3!1 + ~',,-1/2 and A,9,,

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TAXIBAYEV, Zh. S., et al, Pis'ma v Zhurnal Eksperimemtal'noy i Teoreticheskoy
P
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iRk 3, 5 Feb 71, pp 122 125
(14-1 + A(VU)T=3/2; the latter modeof decay agrees somewhat better with
the average experimental values.
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IJSSR
TAM&M-1 Zh6 S.; TEMALMV, T. T.
~iea of 10 bev"
"Study of the Angular Distribution of Paiticles with Energ
A2=-Ata Izvestiya Akademii Nauk KazakhBkoy,SSR,. Sariya Fisiko-Matematicheskaya;
November-December.. 1970; PP 29-33
ABSTRAGT: The work is devoted.to a stud~r, of 'the,i angid&r distribution of par-
ticles and an explanation of the mechwd~sm of, PaIU.Cle.; generation in bimodal
jets. About 700 quadribeam PP-interaotions were recmied in an 81-cm hydrogen
bubble chanber at CERII irradiated with protons ht-ving a pulne of 10 bev/sec.
-ged particles
It is shown that the dynamic characteristics of r-econdj=7 chai
for various groups of showers (D~-,Ox D 0, D>M are 4he same., within the
limits of statistical error.

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TAKIBAYEV, Zh. S., et al, Izvestiya kkademii Hauk Ka-zahhskoy SSR: Seriya Fiziko-
Matematichoskaya; November-December, 1970; PP 29-33
The distribution of the effective mass of a (Pn)-;Uystai, has a sharp peak
in the A1236 region of mazz. This indicates that a la3-ge proportion of cases
takes place during the formation of A123 6- 't '-4 sho wn that bimodal showers
are related to a joint production of an isobar.* with their subsequent decay.
Bimodality occurs under those conditions In vhich exciUd bax7ons are stror;gPly
collimated.
The wticle includes two tables, 4 figures. There are 19 refei-ences.
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TAKIBAYEV. et --.l (-Kazakh 5tate liniversit;r)
-Zh. S*y
m "Lelei in interactions of 6G-Bey Pions vitl I. i
Production of Helium 1. 1 Heavy 'uCle
a PhotoeniulsionY
0
f
pl'oscolfl, Yadernaya Fizika; October, 1970; Pr, 810-4
ULM -nal- is is rt',adc of helium nuclei with momonta th
AT 'XT, An 'S
y micle- of
800 riev/s, cr.-atted froin ".nteriction- of 60-bcv pionc witli liea-,
hotocrmision. The results ara conmared vith d'ata obtd-ncd in an
P L
n of fast belium nuclei produced in proton- and pion-iii(',,iced nucl , 2'
tio. ea di
-20 v e Dependonce of the cross section
intepTations in the 2
be energy ran.,
and the angular and energy characteristics of heliain on 'Une ener- arA- natuxe
Of a particle is studied. It is sho7wyn that the 5-1eld of two-ch!x~-e particleo
incroases vith the =iber of gray-black tracks in the eds-4-11teV!--.tior. foll(n.,ing
the law: W - exp(0.06 Nh). It is noted that the results of tho st&dos indi-
cate a relation between the irfternuclear cascade processe.-i -and the erids-sion of
fast he3ium nuclei. Me conclusion is draim that the enission of fast helium
mcloi cannot be explained by existing theoretical models.

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GAYTINOV, A. Sh., TAKIBAYbV,. Zh._S., Cd"NIKOV, 1. Ya., Lnstitute of Nuclear
Physics, Academy 0 ciences, azakh SSR
"The Part Played Dy Energy-Released Particles in Pionft4ucleon Interactions"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akadenii Nauk SM, Seriya Fizicheskaya. -No 9. 1970, pp 1885-
1887
Abstract: The part played by energy-released particles and their influence upon
the characteristics of secondary pions in inelasticlT-p-inLeractions at an
energy of 10.2 gigaelectron-valts is ascertained in th.1s paper. Data on inelas-
tic pp-interactions at the same energy are used for ouinparitio.n. The nunber nmax
of generated particles may be estimated as a function of the energy of the pri-
mary particle. As the number of generated partioles Increases, the average
energy of the released particles decreases, and the triansverse momentum at that
time increases. This cz~n be understood:ir it is assizi9d th.4Lt the energy-released
pions are "conserved" primary pa
rtioleso 1 tablso 31~iguroO. 10 bibliographic
entries.

Nuclear Ph~
SICS
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GAYTINOV, A. SA., TAKIBAYEV,~ H.,__ S. and CHASNIKOV, 1. YA., in-
'. -'-_'-. Ph' ys' ks'
.stitute of High-Energy,. a Academy of Sci6nces Kazakh S$R
"The Nature of Energy-Separated Farticles in InOlastic Interac-
tions"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizikas Vol 13, No Is 1971t pp 124-129
Abstract: Previous articles bv the authors stated that in Pion-
nucleon interactions at energi'es -of 7-5, 1(),-a'nd 17 Gev and-protor-
nucleon interactions at an energy of 9 Gey particles with E >,-0.3
Eo (E. and E being the primary- and secondary-ipartiole energies)
should be considerad energy-separatel particlaii (e.*i. p. ) - This
definition is supported by experimental facts obtained from an
analysis of 4-track. Jr-P, interactions in a hydro~gen bubble
chamber dt 10 Gev and 4-.~:rack pp interactions.in a nuclear photo-
emulsion at 9 Gov. It, is.showu thavin 'it-A,interactions among
the secondary particles there stands out a group of pions (B
0-3 Eo) whose energy und angle charaaterist~c4,differ from those
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GAYTINOV, A- SH-, et al.p Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 13, No 31, 1971,
-124-129
p
p
of the remaining particles in these same interactions and at the
same time coincide with the characteristics of: fast protons
0.3 BO) from Pp interactions. The mean energi,es and transverse
momenta of e.s.p. differ for different reactiOn channels. In
most cases energy-r~,eparatedpions are produced,as a result of PI
Iresonance decay. Fion3 with different charge,signis occur among
e. s. pions. The number of 7r- meso ns is considerably greater
-than Jrl or mesons and decrease with an.increased number of
final-otate particles. In the reaction 7~t-F-+-Y-c-Prr-71r+7TO)
where e.s. pions of all signs are represented" the number of 77zl-
and 'jT'O mesons waa found to be the sbkme within error limits. In
~-C I- (tn ITO)
the reactions 7r-P --~- 7C -Itlt --Ir -t Z tand
M >" in which proton charge.'exchange tak93 Places the number
of 9r+ mesons is greatest*,
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ULIDA)%L~ZH_ S., BOOS, E G., SAN I KO, L. A., TEHUALIYEV, T.,
ANTONOU, 1-1. G. I YWULDVA D. I-t DWKHORDOVAO T. ~ I., KfiOLMF.T-
SKAYA, A. V., and FEDOSEYF&O, V** V., Institute of Nuclear Phys-
ics Academy of Sciences Kazakh SSR
"Study of kynamics of Resonance Production in Four-Track Proton-
Proton Interactions at Momentum of 10 GeV/c",:
14oscow, Yadernaya Fizika# Vol 13, No 1, 1971b pp 113-123
Abstract; The article gives an analysis of 1800 four-.track
proton-proton interactions recorded in an 81-cm Saclay hydrogen
bubble chamber irradiated with protons with:a motaentum of 10*01:t
.,0.01.Gev/c on the CERN synchrotron. The following reactions are
considered;
PP PP-1 4n-no (2)
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TAKIBAYEV, ZH- S., et al.. Yadernava Fizika. Vol 13. No 1. 1971.
PP 113-123
Nucleon and meson resonance production cross-sections are deter-
mined and the contribution of two-particle reactions studied. It
is shown that pion production in all the channels. considered is
accompanied in most cases by nucleon resonance production. The
contribution of boson resonancest which is greatest in the chan-
nel with JrO meson production, does not exceed 10 percent of the
reaction channel cross-section. Tne use of the maximum momentum
method permits estimates of the cross-sections for different
quasi-two-particle reactions. The cross-sectionsof the dynamic
states being observed differ considerably in channels (2) and
(3), where the number of pions and nucleons:coincides. This may
be due to changes in the nucleon:charge in inelastic pp interac-
t ions.
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USSR UDC 539.12
VINITSKIY, A. KH. VOINOV, V. G. , STREL ITSOV, 1. S. T"T-,,AQ-.ZA" ,
Academician of the Academy of Sciences Kazakh SSR, and CHASNIK011, I. YA.,
Institute of Uuclear Physics of the Academy of Sciences kazayh SSR, Alma-Ata
"Characteris tics of the Coherent Interaction of -,T--Mesors with Emulsion Nuclei
at 60 Gevt'
Sloscow, Doklady Akademli Nauk SSSR, Vol. 194, Allo. 3, 21 Sep 70, pp 544-546
Abstract: CohereT!t generation of particles in the interaction of high-energy
pions w1th nuclei is discussed. The startup of the Ser!pi.*hov accelerator rade
it possible to study these processes tip to energies of.60-70 Gev. This article
discusses three- and five-ray events in -a VR-2 photoermilsion fotmd after exanin-
ing tracks of primary pions over a distance of 870 m. It was found that the
cross section for the coherent formation of the system it V 'IT in the final state
increases with the energy of the primary particlewhile -the naximum in the ef-
fective mass distribution of this system remains in the same-region as' for an
energy of 17 Gev. A considerable rise in the number of five-part.-cle coherent
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VINITSKIY, A. KH., et al, Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, Vol. 1.94, No. 3, 21
Sep 70, pp 544-546
interactions was also found. At 17 Gev the number of events of the reaction
Tr + A 7r + 2n- + 2no:+-At
was 2% of the reaction
n + A Tr + v t ir + A
while at 60 Gev the number of five-particle coherent states was 70% as compared
with the number of three-particle states.' It is noted that this value may be
0 -A' was not taken into account.
somewhat high,since the reaction -ff.A + TrIT n

~021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
.T:ITLE--MECHANISM OF COHERENT PROOUCTION OF PARTICLES BY 1.9.8 GEV-C PROTONS
!_U_
A:UTHOR-(03) -BOOS, E.G. TAKIB"f TUR SUNOV, R. A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
tOURCE--VESTN. AKAD. NAUK KAZ. SSR. 1970, 2612)t 42-8
DATE -PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
T,OPIC TAGS--PROTON BnmBAROM6NT, COHERENT SCATTERING, ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION,
ANISOTROPYr NUCLEAR ISOBARv PARTICLE PRODUCTION
CONTROL MARKING-NO RCSTRICTIONS.
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASStFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--198110129 STEP NO--UR/0031/70/026/002/0042/0048
C.IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0050220
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212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CTRC ACCESSION NO--AP0050220
~ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE EXPT. CARRIED OUT BY E-. G.
BOOS, ET AL. (1966) WAS VERIFIED, THE CURVE OF THE STATISTICAL
-BACKGROUND FOR THE REACTION P PLUS A Yl,ELDS P PLUS 2 PI PLUS A WAS
STUDIED. THE EXCHANGE OF THE POMERANCHUK POLE IMPROVES THE AGREEML:,w
WITH THE EXPT- DISTRIBUTION BUT IT IS NOT SUFFICIENT FOR A COMPLETE
DESCRIPTION. THE DISTRIBUTION HAS A SHARP SCATTER IN THE REGION OF
(1.4-1.5) GEVjC PRIME2, THE PROCESS THROUCH THE Fv3RMATION OF A
~NUCLEUNIC ISOBAR N PRIME (14701 WHICH IN 45PERCENT OF ALL CASES DECAYS
INTO A-N-AND 2 PIONS. THE'ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF SECONDARY CHARGED
PARTICLES IN.THE REST SYSTEM (P PI PI);WITH REGARO TJ THE DIRECTfON OF
THE RESULTING MOMENTUM OF 3 PARTICLES SHOWS THAT IT IS SYM. WITH REGARD
:*,..-TO.THE-DIRECTION FORWARD BACKWARD AND ANISOTROPIC'-6 COMPARISON WITH
I SOTROPY- SHOWS- A PROBABI'Ll'TY' OF';P(X--PRI-l4E-Z1' EWALS~0.0r~ WITH 4 DEGREES
OF FREEDOM. THE PIONS AND PROTONS ARE:EJECTEO AT LARGE ANGLES WHIC14
POINTS TO A POSSIBLE DECAY MECHANISM OF M YIELDS DELTA (1236) PLUS Pl.
UNCLASSIFIED

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-BOOS, E. G., TAKIBAYEV, ZH. S. and TURSUNOVf R. A.
"Mechanism for the Coherent Generation of Particlea by D.8 Gev/c Protons"
Alma-Ata, Vestnik Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy,SSR, No. 2, Feb 70, pp 42-49
Abstract: The coherent generation of particles by high--energy protons was
studied in an emulsion presented by the CEPIT Emulsion Coiinittee. A criterion
for separating coherent events based on the magnitude of the longitudinal
momentum transmitted to the nucleus is analyzed. A camiLrison or emulsion data
with data obtained using bubble chambera showsthat there is good agreement
between the values for mean path obtained by the authors and the bubble chamber
data.. Analysis of effective mass distributions also supportsthe hypothesis that
N'(470) nucleon isobars, which in 45% of the casses decay-into a nucleon and two
pions, are formed in these eyents. This does not contra(lict the assumption of
vacuum pole switching, since the quantum.numbers of the resonance coincide with
the quantum numbers of,the nucleon-

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UDC 539.171.017
TAKIBAYEV Zh. S BOOS, E. G., TURSUNOV, R. A.,.Inst~tute of Ifigh-Energy
Physics of the AcaXemy of Sciences Kazakh SSR
"Calculating the Cross Section for Coherent Particle Generation by Protons
As a Function of Primary Energy
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,,Seriya Fizil,--heskaya, Vol. 36,
No. 8, Aug 72, pp 1799-1800
Abstract: The cross section for coherent Drocesses was calculated as, a
function of primary energy using the measurements of,Grigarov, et a!, on
the effective cross sections for the inelastic interaction. of protons
with carbon nuclei in the energy range 20-60 Get., (!')-eprint 69-182(167),
Scientific Research Institute of'Nuclear Physics, Moscow State University,
1969). The empirical relationship given in this stu&Y
a (E) a (20) (1 + a in E120)
c c
is used,, where a is the cross section for the interaction of a proton
c
with a carbon nucleus at energy E, a,(20) = (211,:+-7) inbarn, and a
(6.8�1,2)..10-2. In this expresCion it is assumed that- the quantity
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F11H
i- M 1_3-~ ........ ... 1;

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TAKIBAYEV, Zh. S., et al, Izvestiya Akademii Tlauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskalva,
Vol. 36, No. 8, Aug 72, pp 1799-1800
G,(E) measured in the experiment consists of tuo parts: the inelastic
interaction cross section a CH(E) and the coherent interaction cross sec-
tion aK(F): i.e.,
cc (E) ccu (E,+ (E) (2)
(I CH(20) = a H(E), the fo"owing relationship holds in the
_E
energy interval 20-6(X) G ev; ,a (E) ccK (20) cc (20) a I n -
20
0 (E) + a,,w (20) - (Y, (20) .
Using a previously determined value for the mean-free path length for
coherent interactiQns witb nuclei of the photoemulsions (X 133�56 m)
and assuming that CYX(A) , A213, the authorG deternined that K(20)
c -
--igure and compared
0.7 0.3 mbarn. Values of ac (E) are Plotted on a
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TAKIBAYEV, Zh. S., et al, Izvestiya Akademii rjaull SSSg, Seriya Fizicheskaya,
Vol. 36, No. 8, Aug 72, pp 1799-1800,
with other data. The figure shows that,the growth in cross section with a
rise in energy in the interval 20-600 Gev obtained in the work of Grigorov
can be explained by the contribution of coherent processes if a rapid
growth in the cross section for coherent interaction of protons with
nuclei can be observed in the energy range >20 Gev. This analysis was
based only on consideration of coherent reactions with three charged
particles in the final state, but considewation of the contribution of
events with five charged particles woul&have practicaily no effect on
these r--sults.
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TAWTTIR'-rr%V Zh. S.;et al (Trstitute of High-Ener rzy 'Phym-cs Kazakh Academy of
Sciences,
"Moment-nn Characteristics of Pion-'Mucleon interactiormi at 60 Bev"
MloscCA-1P Yadernaya FIzika; Spptmber, 197?; PT) 53P--15
Mon h'r ' t
ABjff~Cdl ,entum'c a ac eristios of secordai-
y paztj cles produced i i -pion.-
nucleon interactions in a nuclear Dhetoemulsion are azlal~-zed. The )PwtieTuwm
characteris'ic5 of the 7i
rmorticles are compared i :th data 6otained at 7. and
17 Bev. It is shot-in that the form of the norlent-wra spe"Itra for pions and nro-
tons in- the center-of-mass system does not changre -,-eatly with an increase
in the enerU of a primary, particle Eo. The mon mean: energt,7 varies with E-0
as The ex-nerimental data --ue campired idith hydxotllyw-rd
J.c and rmltineri-
pheral nodels.
Me article includes six figures and three Wt-les. There are 18
references.

USSR UDC 539.171.017
BOOS, E. G., VINITSKIY, A. Kh.,,TAKIBAYEV Zh. S., TURSUNOV, R. A.,
CHASNIKOV, 1. Ya., Institute of ffil '_ner'~'.g'y~iics of the Academy of
Sciences Kazakh SSR
"Comparison of the Characteristics of Pion-Nucleon and Proton-Nucl~-_-on
Interactions"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademli Hauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicbeskaya, Vol. 36,
No. 8, Aug 72, pp 1701-1704
Abstract: The various characteristic;s of inelastic proton-nucleon (vY)
and pion-nucleon OTN) collisions were compared,sipce they Eire of great
interest in explaining the characteristics of the mechanism of hadron
interactions and in determining the possibility of distiqj-uishing e_ilffer-
ent types of events formed by cosmic ray particles. The work is based on
experimental material obtained in studying collisions between 1.7-Ge-.,, plonc
and 20-Gev protons with nucleons of a nuclear emulsion. The CEF1,1 s~rnchro-
tron was used in the study. A comparison of experinantal material for
these energies was convenient,since the center-of-Anertia systems of had-=
collisions in this case have approximately the same velocity. Data,obtai-e(~
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BOOS, E. G., et al, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya,
Vol. 36, No. 6, Aug 72, pp 1701-1704
from. analyzing 288 70-interactions found in Puclea:~, emulsions irrad.,ated
by 60-Gev pions in the accelerator of the Institute of High-Energy Physics
(Serpukhov) were also used in the study, A table is given showing the
coefficient of asymmetry of the angular distribution of the charged pions
as a function of the number of secondary charged particles. Despite the
presence of asymmetry in individual groups of proton-nucleon collisions,
the angular distribution of Tt-mesons from phl-interactions was practically
the game averaged over all multiplicities. In pion-nucleon collislons
there was found a strong asyrnetry of the charged pions in the lead--*ng
hemisphere of the cent er-of-inertia systenq that decMased. with the growtb
of the niLmber of secondary charged particles. This asynrne-cry is so-e-
times explained by the primary pions conserving thel~r direction, but at
an energy of 17 Gev the hypothesis of a "conserving pion" encounters
certain difficulties, since the number of pions cont-ributing to the
asymmetry of the angular distribution of pions stoned ove r al! r'jUlt40lj_
cities is approximately equal to the number of interactions necessary
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BOOS, E. G., et al, Izvestiya Akademij Nauk SSSR, Seriya FizichesRaya,
Vol. 36, No. 8, Aug 72, pp 1701-1704
to assume the absence of charge exchange of the Drimary pion. It is con-
cluded that there is a difference in~the characteristics of 70- and pill-
interactions which does not disappear.completely unon taking into accouni
11conserving pions" since the divergence is more chavacteristic for a
small number of secondary charged particles. At the same time,coincidence
of the characteristics of these interactions is noted for collisions with
large values of four-dimensional transfers.
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USSR UDI" 539-184.01
ZAPOL#, B. P., KITNIN, P. YE. an TAKSAR I Na Iatvizmi Order of the Rei Ban-
ner of Iabor State University an u 4
"Effective Potential Method for Computation of Quantum Systems. 11, Noll-
relativistic Wave Fwnctions and Eigenvalues"
Riga, Izvestiya 9:adenii Hawk Iatvi.?skoy SSR, Seriya Fizichaskilch i
Tekhniclheskikh Islaukj, Fo 6p !971o pp, slo-,'z5
Abstracts The article gives a detailed description of a new calciLlation
technique tLsing the effective potential method, discur:,aed in arl carlier zxti-
cle by the author.-. Ilie fundamental ptinciplo of the -m-ithod 1.3 'n-3 follows.
For calculating wave fiulctions of an optiwl electron in an r0kali ne-ta-I atom
in a good approxir-tion, it can be consi d that it_,i ritates t17v defincid by
dere,
some effective field so that the i)1vbIala I!CdllGf-,3 to a ann-edewf~ron Pn)b!erq.
The effective wtential of this :field in the effective po"Iential jrzetho(l is
lound from ordinary physical considerations and from tho condition for the
beat coinciderce between the eigenvalue .9 -1 of thtr elnctxon cner_m~ in the
pectruk
effective poluential and the experimental energy zliectxun. The nethod is ba-sed
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Z.*OLI 9 Br Pa. et ale . izvestiya Akademli Nauk latylyokoy SSR, Seriya
Fi--'cIhesk:Lkh i Tekhnicheski-kh Nauk,, No:6, 1971, pp 20-25
on the physical assumption that the oma-11 difference of thq enerLry spectin,
for two different potentials over the entire enexgj iuge also entaiis t-he
srall difference of wave functionz. The validity of this ~-sunption waz con-
firmed by the retsul+-s of the authors' previous article.. The -fundamental dif
ference betIfeen the effective potential,nie-hod aad seitdempli7ical nethods iz
the use olf eigenalunctions of the electron in the effe6tive potential, vihich is
the same for all states and assures the bezt coincidence betw--en the eigen-
value spectrxu--i and the experimital spactrm.
The celculation proceduze is considered, with the effective potential
sougbt in the foillowing form (atomic units are used in the article)s
LI (A jj~-) Gi
for. rjI()Il/
cm$ show little sensitivit7l to light
Y to light at~ high 00*K),
and no charges in the coinc .n.. of curr'ek carriemunderlhe actitm
of light were obsd. over this temp. Irange, The lifeti6es of the
holes and electrons in specimens con~.g. Ni are -10"0 and -10-0 1
see, resp., at room temp, F. N, 8tanden -J
19 831494

USSR uDc: 621-315-59?
GUTKIN, A. A., MEBEDEV, A. A., AT A and SIKAPOSHNIKOVA, T. A.,
Physicotechnical Institute imeni Ioffe, Acad.. Sci. USSR, Ledingrad
"Photoconductivity of Semi-Insulator GaAs Doped 11ith Cr in Strong
Electric Pields"
Leningrad, Fizika i tellffinika poluprovodnikov, val 6j No 6, 1972,
~pp 1067-1071
Abstract: This paper disetzsses the N-shaped voit.-ampere charact-el-
istics of high-resistance GaAs alldye(l with chromium and their ac-
companying spontaneous low-frequency curreat osc.Lillations. '2111C ex-
periments of this research involvod; the measuarement of phatoconOluc-
-Lau
tivity with the Q-1 mono chron w.- tor usin(tr an "i02 priom with modu-
lated illumination fror. the KI1.112-100 incandescent lamp. The GaAs
specinens were 6preB ared by the Chokhrallski.y me,(;hod, irith a re-
sistivityof 10 _,C~~ ohzi-cia. at room tomperature; thei:r cont-acto ..-ere
obtained b-tr tae 11-1 an I-n-Au allay at 4.000 C. `4`he T)hutocorlducti-
vity opectral distrib-otion obtained for varioiari; ele -.ric fi(:,Icj in-
Ot
tensittea io plotted, The authm wq)rerjii jgratitmlm to 1). if. Nasle(lov
N. M. Kolchanov for t1wir Lisetul coirnents.

USSR UDC 621.396.6-181.48
TALALAY, A. 11.
"Analysis of the Fractional Factor Experiments in Y1ic)70elCCtronic Technology"
V sb. Metodv nat. i fiz. nodelir. i optimiz. parametrov ra dioe lellc t roil. Ujara-
tury. No 2 (Mlethodc, of Mathci:,-atical and Phy5ical Simulation and Optimization
of the Parameters of Radio Electronic Equipment. 'No 2 -- collection of works)
Moscow, 1972, pp 79-80 (from.M-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 72, Abstract NO
7V249)
Translation: The possibility of applying the Hicks alltorithm (ser- Osno,,-nvve-
2rintsipy pl mirovaiiiva (-j-sverii.icmta jj)aoic 'Principle;- of j~.-.pcriment Planning]
Ur p1:vij,;, for the allaiY!;ls of the effccr, qwilitarive facturs
on production pataw.(.~tars In wicroelectronic Lec1mology Is devionstrated. The
appliCatiC.11 Of LIM-, Zilgo-,.-iLilrl is inve-stignted in the example of an analysis of
the experimental results by invcstigating the effcct of, the furnace number, the
knife pressure and the type of paste on the resistance of the resistor in
2 ta
the hybrid microcircuit. There arc ables and it 2-entry bibliography.

USSR
LALktAy~ _A. M.
"Interpretation of Results of Dispersion Analysis (DA) Considering
Limitations on Randomization of Experiments"
1kh. zap. po stat. [Scientific Writings on Statistics], 1973, 21, pp 237-
246 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 8, 1973, Ab-
strat No 8 V291-by the author)
Translation: In studies of actual processes by methods of experimental
planning, it is frequently impossible to perform full randomization of
experiments. This forces researchers to use special plans CLat-in squares,
block plans, split-allotment plans, etc.). The purpose of this work is
to study the influence of limitations on randomization of ex-per j merit s on
the covelusions of dispersion analysis using a specific model experiment.
1/1

USSR UDC 62j.;z72.8r,2.l-(088.8)
TUZOV, G.I., _LA.LAIAL_j._1.A.
MWAMM
"Tracking Filter For Processing Of A Pulse Phase 14snipulated Poeadorandom
Signa14
USSR Author's Certificate No zo~~, filed 1~ Nov 69, publishect 4 Aug 71 ('from
RZh;Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 72, Abstract No 2D'15P)
Translation: A tracking filter is proposed, which includea. 1) A oystem of
phase auto=a1lic frequency control, con318t=f~ Of a series-connected frequency
converter, the IF amplifier of a phase detector, the control inDut of which is
connected across a modulator with the output of a refercnu-e C-criorator, .9 low-
frequency filter with two inputs, a reactance tube, a controlled oscillator and
a phase shifter, the input of which is connected with the autp-It of the rerer-
ence generutor; 2) A delay trac~Jng circuit containing a oeriao-connected. phase
detector, the input of which io connected with the output of tiie ph3ce shifter
and the IF amplifier of the eystem of automatic frequency control, a miltiplier,
J.
summator, a low-frequency filter with two inputs, a controlled timille, oscillator,
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USSR
U USS, R
7
T "'0V
TU21OV, G. I. et n1j, USSR Aiithorfs Certificate ]~,o _305-557
a shift register, the output of which is connected with the modulator and the
multiplier, and a decoder. In order to increase noise im=anity during realiz-
ation of optimim gating of the recteiver at the time o--:' arrival of the p-ulse
signal,the output of the controlled timing oscillator ia connected with Bn impulse
0
counter which is connected across a trigger with the control inputs of the
switches [1,Lly-ach], one of which is connected to tho outaA of the frequency con-
verter of the phase automatic frequency control.and the other between the con-
trolled timing a.9cillator and the vhift register of the delay tracl.,ing circuit,
and with the control inputs of the low-freq
uency filter.
2/2
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USSR
UDC:
621-372.852.15
TLYLOV, G. 1. TAILALAY, M. A.
"A Tracking Filter for Processing a pseudorandom Pha-se-K'%.~yed Pulse Signal"
Moscaw, Ot-krytiya, izobreteniya, proWshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 18, Jun 71, Author's Certificate No 305557, Division H, filed 5 Nov 69,
published h Jun 71, pp 186-187
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces r-- tracLin filter for
processing a pseudorandom phase-keyed pulse signal. The filter incorporates
a phase AFC system made up of a zixer, i-f amplifier, phase detector, low
frequency filter with two inputs, reactive tifbe, controllable oscillator
and phase shifter all connected in series. The controlling input of the
phase detector is connected through a modulator to the output of a reference
oscillator, and tile input of the phase shifter is connected directly to the
output of the reference oscil I ator. The tracking filter also includes a
delay tracking circuit which contains a phase detector, multipliers, an
adder, a low frequency filter with two inputs, e controllable cadence oscil-
lator, shift register and decoder slI connected in series.. The tinputs of
the phase detector are connected to the outputs of the phase shifter and
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TUZOV, G. I., TALALAY, M. A., USSR Author's Certificate No 305557
the i-f amplifier in the phase AFC system, and the outputs of the shift
register are connected to -the modulator and to the multipliers. As a dis-
tinguishing feature of the patent, resistance to interference i.s improved
while implementing optin-urn- gating of thereceiver for the time of arrival
of the pulse signal by connectl.nF the output of the conti,olled cadence
generator to a pulse cc-Az,.ter which is contected throiLggh a flip-flop -zll-o
the controllinE inzuts of switches. One of the switches is connected across
the input of the -r)haze AFC mixer, and the other is connected between the
controllable cadence oscillator and the shift register of the delay tracking
circuit, and to the controlling inputs of.the low frequency filter.

011110117
UDC: 68,1.3.06:51
DELYUKINI, G. V., YBGCRGVA, T. G., FOLYAKOV, V. A., and TATLALIYj M. M.
"Subprograms for Processing Symbolic Information"
Vestn. Kharlkov politekhn. in-ta (Herald of the Kbarkov Folytechnical Insti-
tute) No 77, 1973, pp 14-16 (from RZh--Aytomatika, teletnekhanika i vychis-
liteltnaya tekhnika, No 12, 1973, Abstract No 12B1,39)
Translation: The deficiencies of glossary capacity in modern and newly
designed electronic computers are considered. It is proposed to increase the
computer's glossary capacity by introducing new comands cr standard sub-
programs for element-by-element transformation of symbols. The content of
most of the programs is described by the command of a hypothetical computer.
Increasing the glossary capacity of the computer pqrmita realization of
element -by-element transformation of symbols, eases the associative search for
information, and simplifies the modeling of digital devices of any significance
on existing computers of the general type., Resume.
12

USSR
BELOV, K. P. , NIKITIN, S. A., T TATA C NOVA* L. A.
JWRYA1-MEVA, T. V., TII(HONOV, V. V., VANOVSKIY, V.,"~ 1. Moscow State
University
"Deteraimtion of the Exchange Interaction of Ferrite-Gadolinium Garnet
Sublattices Based on the Magnetocaloric Effeot"
Koscow, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i TeoreticheskOY Fiziki, Vol 61, No
Sep 71, pp t101-1105
Abstracts Ferrite-rare earth garnets Ye,,'12 have a trisu blattice magnetic
structure. In the majority of cases within the framework of molecular
field theory it is possible to.examine such ferrite-gai-nets as having a
bisublattice structure. In this case both a and d iron sublattices axe
axwdned as a single Fea-d-sulblattice# In the effect,~ve exchange field of
which are found rare earth Ions. The author determined the effective
exchange field acting on the R3+ ions from the side of the Fe3+ ions.
Based on the measurement data of the magnetoca:1oric,effect, the susceptibi2ity
of the paxaprocess, and the specific.,heat in the rel4on of the temperature
of compensation# the authors determined the exch,*-,vja field in the garnet
a measure&ents showed that for the I'a garnet the field

112 020 UNCL At S I F 11 E~b firROClESS: ING OAT'E--~30CT70
I-TITLE--INDUCED NONCOLLINEAR MAGNETIC STRUCTURE IN RARE EARTH FERRITE
GARNETS -U-
~,AUTHOR-(05)-BELOVi K.P., CHERNIKOVAt L*,Ao-i TALALAYEVALYE.V., LEVITT,.,
Ott"
R.Z., KUDRYAVTSEVA, T*V.
COUNTRY.OF INFG--USSR
';.~SOURCE-ZHURNAL EKSPER-ilENTALINOY I TEOPETICHESKOY FIZI-KI, 19709 VOL 58,
~"~,~~NR_ 61~ PP 1923-1927
_'DA TE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
.,TOPIC TAGS--FERRITEt GARNETv RARE EARTH METAL, MAGNETIC STP.UCTURE
~CONTROL MAPKING--NO RESTRICTIONS'
___,QOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PEEL/FRAME--1998/0423 STEP NO--UR/0056/7-~/05B/00!)/1923/1927
CARC ACCESSION NO--AP0121097
UNCLASSIFIED
Imills N."! R-M,

2/2 020 UNCLASSI F10 ~11ROCESSING DATE--230CTIO
ClIRC ACCESSION NG-AP0121097
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- AgSTRACTo THE APPEARANCE Or- NONCOLLINEAR
MAGNETIC STRUCTURES IN RELATIVELY WEAK FIELDS (UP TO 20 KOE) COULD BE
OBSERVED AS A RESULT OF MAGNETOCALORIMETRIC EFFE'%'T MEASUREMENTS IN GO,
DYt OR HO FERRITE GARNETS CARRIED OUT IN THE VICliNITY OF THE
COMPENSATION TEMPERATURE, IT 15 SHOWN.THAT ME4SUREMENT OF THE
MAGNETOCALORIMETRIC EFFECT OPENS A NEW POSSIBILIT1 OF INIVESTI(;ATION OF
WNCOLLINEAR SPIN STRUCTUkES INDUCED BY AN EXTERNAL FIELD.
FACILITY: MOSKOVSKIY GOSUDAKSTVENNYY UNIVERSITET11M. M. V. LONIONDSOVA.
UNCLASSIFIE0

Y~
PharrAcology t6xicoiog
USSR uDc 612,014.4:613.2
PONOMAMIXOP N. S.J9 Lt Col Med Serv, TALAN, F. S., and VOLYIETS. M. T.
"Monitoring Toxic Chemicals in Food Products'
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 2, 1973, PP 59-60
Abstract: Vegetables procured for military units were tested by thin-layer
chron-atography and the Shekhter-Galler (transliteration) mnethod for the pres-
ence of toxic chemicals,, chiefly DDT. Traces withir piublic health standards
were detected in 21~t of the raw notato, 18% of the freasli and pickled cabbage,
and 3Wp of the prepared vegetables sampled. The hif),ier percentage in pre-
pared vegetables is probably due to addition of meat products containing DDT.
DDT was also detected in quantities not exceeding 5 in subcutateous
fatty cellular tissue tELkt-,n from surgical patients,, and tap to 0.1-0.6 mg/kg in
blood and bile. Mlitary physicians must monitor toxic chemicals in food prod-
ucts constantly and see that farms providing produce to milit-ary units comply
with toxic chemical use, utorage,, transport, and certification regulations.

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ti-L viti!fit, zt v,ry wide
p% uminil i?e#4 I ; 1115 1 t ntrv7jj-.j 71-i4 tl-
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t ne !ii o L~qji ~ a I I.,
t1fill jl- 1. Lit ve pv.tt~ln "no 4,011
till" _t
&
rtn:,sdnr-). di,rrhantio of t1le ,citi forminir 3nd mot,.)r function of
t*in ~t-,;jch jcnt:j,,,v)j it causc!j an e-?mc;srhatitsn or chronic
-~~ i-1 - -r o% i on 4ie
r-,~t , -5 wit?~ t1t, form-stion or , .1; on t ,
0- poriod (V.7. kulak--. T.S. Yukov~mv),
I- vittsmi- r In thtLrn-
rt,rr, jt~ t,iv~j Li, ttio blocta cmi-my ti~jrisstl~ %sp-, ttos,orcrew~ from
z,,ndnrd or nscort-ic -kcLd tontent
It, it,-- 1~-Imll -r1N-,s XK 0.7
In O)z? Itt~r,ltvr,i er,"imijilication, firti Avikililt'le stfsting C-t
..,_i t~, r~,Li.j,s ~jr ..(,. . in the
mn-itoj~-j- c_!4,t, I I- -.rttamiti (: tim-stit i~ nt,t -n-igh. This fact
d" , , r-- - t-, I a I n t. L,~ nt k ~n n I % o t tv? re fore be is e I I, -ny -,t 11 -1 t -4
tht: -Trg-rii liqxt'!-t Lrw~rcnm~.d i:* vltlxt~. C. In rognrti to
Oji~ . - I ,f v.retnlylu 00,hom, very
wid,-Iy iii 0wrn;muZ1v imtriLl-w-. in doter"tio-, kluilr natorbir
T1,*i lO,tiltictl rLtiding, are in th,_- Tnbl~.
Diet N b"r of' VI"Iftill C Ulm"o" in
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qn.1y"od
minimum wiximum
oil
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thi qfw1jj*,5t$ nlOioligh I" indLividunt caiiets they
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'i I. In puroe.k4ha~wd potato and pr

022 UNCLASS I F IEO' 01R&CESS IN .G DATE--18SEP70
::'jJTLE--PLASTIC,MATERIALS FOR MOLO CQNSTkOCTION -U-
,_._AUTiAOR--T
ALANKE Y
_COLINTRY OF [NF0--USSR
:_-:;"'SQURCE-"L ITET NOE PROIZVO[). 1970, 1.1) 9-10
:~~:~OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
".SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--PHENOL FORMALDEHYDE RESIN, STYRENFt PULYVINYL 6CETATEt
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE, qEINFORCED PLASTIC, PAPEP, GLASS FIBER, MOLDING
MATERIALt COMINATED PLASTIC
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICtIONS
.-,:DQCU14ENT GLASS-UNCLASSIFHD
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/0537 srEP NO--UR/0128/70/000/001/0009/0010
ITDC 669.28.054.2.546.21 t
'0 Ye. 1,1AVALIKIIIN, L.
EVA, A. A., %,rIKITAYLOV, s. 1M. PETUSHI-V, YC'
alld
je Crystals"
io1y'Li~1ozium Sin~
tion of 0-,,--v
of Pptfractory
tals
I Het~_jjov it,glv. Crys
is t ally Tug op 1~-;V' D 47-4,9
Press, 1971~
cOlloct-401, '.Cl:~~
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022 UNCL ASS IF ED PROCESSINS DATE-18SEP10
ACCESSION NO--AP0107142
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. METAL MOLDS USED IN THE MANUF.
EX-PANDED PLASTICS (POLYSTYRENE, POLYURETHANESr PULYIYV~iYt- CHLOR I DE)
-lLY(VINYL ACETATEI -MIXTS., ETC.) CAN BE REPLAC6D 1--,Y M L S F 'MED
I PC
EXPANDED.PLASTIC,TC WHICH LAMINATES OF PAPER AND PHF0 .10L Hle-.HLJ RESINt
_;CLOTH RESIN LAMINATE, GLASS CLOTH REINFORCED PLASTIC,: FIB:EIRBOARD, OR
'CHIPBOARD ARE BONDED ON 2 SIDES., THE MOLDS CAN ALSO BE RADE BY
~,-.:-E.XPANDING THE PLASTICS BETWEEN PRVSHAPED 'PLASTIC SHErTS RIGIDLY HELD
.A -SUPPORTING- FRAME.
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KOVAIEVA, YE. S., and TAIMIOV, G. A., Khimiya v Sell skom Khozyaistve, No 4,
1973, PP 34-37
be detected in the pulp of the beet and potato tubers. TMM-3 content in potato
was from 0.006 to 0.16 mg/kg, in the skin of sugar beet root,from 0.09 to 0.48
mglkg, and in the tubers from 0.004 to 0.014 mg/kg. On the basis of these data
a waiting period has been proposed of 10 days,for diazinon,140 days for TChI4-3
and 60 days for metaphos between the last application and the harvesting time.
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A~-' "~O ,-K-(03 )- f ALANU ~4 C). A,~TAKHU,~'Aj G ~V .1, S~~iCHEGAFHEVA,j LH T.
s (,U R C E - - Z F. ~Pk&KL. Krift". (LENINGRAL)l L970V 43(4), 8;W-3
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a A6STRACTlEXTi(AC.T--(U) G-P-C- S f k A Cl T A METHOD FOR PUR Y
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THE AMT. OF ml-TALLIC MPURITIES ~(CU, FE:f ;,ND AL tN THE
METFOU.
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!SSIN~ DATE--20MOV70
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.:PROXY REELIFRAME--3001/0722 STEP NO--UR/05-15/70101~0.100'~i/0079/0082
CIRC ACCLSSICN NC-AP01264114
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Oil UNCLASSEFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
:-CIRC- ACCESSIC1% NC--AP0126434
"M-3 , S DATA
.,ABST-RACTIEXTRACT-M G?-0- ABSTRACT. ACCORDING TO THE ps
,-:.-ACYRTHGSfPHCN PISI KALT, EXEPT FOA THE FJRMSv DESCRIBI-ED M THE
-S'~ WINGLED FEMALE SEXUPARA ANG
LITERATURE, HAVE ALSO THE FOLLOWING CNE
11UNGLED MALES. THESE FORMS APPEAR IN THE~ POPULATIONt LIVE-0 UN PEA 111,140
WINTER VETCH IN AUTUMN PERIOD. FACILITY: THE PEDAGOGICAL
--~ANSTITUTEt K~ERSGN.
--UNIC LASS

USSR UDC 615-37:1576-851.4-6+576.852.2-t~576-851-5511:615.451.
13-015.2:615.831.4
IVANOV, V. G., MOSHIASHVILI. 1. Ya. and ALANOVAt I. K.# Institute of
Pediatrics, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR; Central Institute of Health
Resorts and Physiotherapy, USSR Ministry of'Aealth; Institute o~ Vaccinos and
Sera imeni Mechnikov, Moscow
"The Effect of Prophylactic Ultraviolet IrrAdiation on Antibody Production In
Rabbits Imunized. With DPT Vaccine
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii, i limmunologii, Vol 48. No 6.
Jim 71, p 148
Abstract: The effect of the combined application of small doses of ultra-
violet (U`V) irradiation with DFT vaccine on:the production of antibodies to
the partussis, dimhtheria, and tetanus antigenic components of" the vaccine
was studied. Rabbits were divided into three groups. Group one, the control
group, received only the vaccine in an intranuscular dose of 0.1_5-025 mlllkg.
in group two the animals were irradiated with VV in increasing doses from
1/4 to 1 3/4 biodoses iymediately after vaccination. in group three rabbi,_s
were given the vaccine after a course of 7-8 treatments .rith UV. Antibody

USSR
IVANOV, V. G., et al, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii, i Immunologi-i,
Vol 48, No 6. Jun 71, p 148
titers were determined by the indirect hemagglutination zmethod using ultrasonic
erythrocyte diagnosticums (developed by Moshiashvili). Tt was established that
ultraviolet irradiation intansified the rate of antibody formation to the three
antigenic components of the vaccine, the highest rate of antibody production
occurred in response to the pertussis component of the vaacine,.and immunity
etained longest in animals:vaccinated after a preliminary
to pertusis wasx
course of UV treatment.
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TJIDC 581-121-037
and SHAKHBAZOV, V. G., Kharkov State University
"Effect of Constant Msgnetic. Fields in the Respiration Rate of Pure-Strain
and Heterosis Corn Seeds"
Moscow, Fiziologiya Rasteniy, No 1, 1973, pp 204-206
Abstract: Exposure to a constant magnetic field OVY) of 2.2 koe for 4 hours
had no significant effect on the respiratox-I rate of pur-e-strain VIR-44 and
VIR-38 or Slava hybrid corn seeds. iowever, exposure for 20 houTs intensified
respiration in the pure-strain seeds (118.4%) but depressed it in the hybrid
(74.4%). Ifaen the seed8 vere exposed for 4 hours to stroager magnetic fields
(4 and 7 koe), oxygen consumption sharply increased in the VIR-44 seeds
-id (77 to 82%).~ ~Thus, a short exposuxe to a CINIT
lyut was depressed in the hybi
Of higherintensity produced the same effect-oh oxygen coniqumption by the
hybrid seeds as a long exposure to a %wker field.
74

"The Structure of Continuous Deposits of Molybdenum Obtained fror the
1(3M*C'6"'
Blectrol7sis of the Malt KC1-
Tr. In-ta elektrokhim". Urallsk. r-au-h. tsentr AN SSR (Work~3 of the InstitUtO
of Blectrochemiatry. Ural Scientlfic.Centero,Academy of Spiencea USSH)o
~Vyp 18i 19?2, PP 87-93 (from ReferativnYY Zhurnal - XblxdYat NO 8(n)t
1973t Abstract No 8L3441 by B. B. Grinina)
Abstracts A study wAs made of the Influence of the electrolysis para-
meters on the structure of the continuoue deposition of Plo, prepared from a
malt containing KC1 and b MoGIA. The electrolysis was a=-led out %wAer an
atmosphere of argon. The prealpitate was stulied metallagmphically and by
x-ray analysis, The thickness was determined, from the Incimase in w0ght.
The radial texture by the APICHAROV method. The feasibility was demonstrated
for preparing deposits of high purity Yo having a thickness of 36 new MM froa
strictly chloride melts. For this, it is necessary to use high purity
Mato as a starting material and high purity Inert gas to isaparate the anolyte
froa the catholyto, A nuaber of materials, such as graphito, We Pt, Brt Fd,,
Aut Hat Fef Nis a-nd A& W be used fOr the ftthOde *jrA strongly cohesivto

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gap.
Turbine and Engine Design
USSR VDIC 621.438:621.43.056
SPIRIDONOV, Yu. A. , and TALANTOV,-A-IL--~
Effect of Certain Gas Turbine Combustion Chamber Structural ParmMeters on
Circular Irregularity of the Gas Temperaturie Field"
Kazan', Izvestiya VUZ, Aviatsionnaya Tekhnika, No 4, 1970~ pp 80-86
Abstract: A study is reported on a generalization of the effect of separate
structural parameters of the combustion chamber mixing region on circular
irregularity of the temperature field. The dependence of the temperature
field circular irregularity on the total surface of holes of equal diameter
in a heating tube, with equal distance between holes, is detertlined under
certain simplifying assump'Lions and presented in graphs, Empirical formulas
for determining the circular irregularity were estaialished or. Lite basis of
the available experimental relations. An analysis of the results shows
that: 1) for every value of total surface of the holes there'exists an
optimal equivalent dia:7-Pter, at which the circular irrej-.ilarity is minimum.;
2) the minimum circular irregularity decreases with the total nurface of
the holes; 3) there exists an optimal dependence of circular irregularity
on distance between the holes. Recommendations are given on the design of
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- I -~
Q -)

:-IJSSR uDc 629.7-036:3-530'.46
KUZIN, A. F.., YAITKOVSKIY, V. M., APOLONOVI V. L., and TAIALYTOV, A. V.
"Influence of the Initial Temperature Upon the Basic Conbi;~stion Characteristics
of a Homogeneous Mixt ture in a Tuabulent Stream"
-,re i Vzryv--Sb
Moscow, Goreni, ornik (Combustion and Explosion--Collection of
works), Nauka, 1972, pp 337-341 (from Referativixyy &1urna1--AvJ,atsionxiyye i
'Raketnyye Dvigateli, No 2, 1973, Abstract 110 2-34-34. noc;*ume)
~Xranslation: Data are presented of an eyperimental inve-still-ation of the
relationship of the length of the combustion zone, the combustion time, and
the rate of turbulent propagation of the flaine to the te=Varaturc- The object
of the investigation was a two-dimensional (turbulent) flame of. a homogeneous
gasoline-air mixture. The range of the inventigation embraces: To = 393-7930K;
C< = 0.4-1.9; O= 30-75 m/sec; C = IP-7%- The experinents enabled the folloving
to be established. I. The rininstream temperature exertus a su1ontantial ifflu-
ence upon "he basic combustion charactdristics. 2. As the mainstream tempera-
ate of turbulent propagation of the flame increasesY
ture is increased, the ru
Le
and the combustion time decreases., as does also the I ntytb of the combustion
zolie gvue of influence of
3- With an increase of the initial rate, the dog
the initial twperature upon. the combustion char. acteristios decreasca. An
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KUZINY A. F., Goreniye i Vzryn--Sbormik, Nau~a, 1972, PP 337-IJ41

USSR UDC 533.601.1+533.607.14
VINOGRADOV, YU. V., CRUZDEV, V. N., TAUINTOV, A. V.
"Effect of the Turbulence Intensity on the Processes of Wake Mixing for Differ-
ent Velocity Ratios"
V sb. Teoriya i.praktika szhif-aniya a~.za (Theory and Practice of Gas Combustion
--collection of works), No 5, Leningrad, Nedra, 1972, pp 28-33 (from RZh-AViats-
ionnyye i raketnyy dvi~ateli,otdel'nyy vypusk, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11.34.8)
Translation; In this paper an experimental study was made of the effect of the
turbulence intensitj on the mixing of isothermal wakes in a closed flow with a
velocity ratio m from 0 to 5. The analysis of the results demonstrated that a
simultaneous increase in the turbulence intensity in the wakes leads to inten-
sification of mixing. This agrees with the theory of turbulent diffusion.
The effect of the turbulence remains approximately the same as che velocity
difference of the wakes increases. There are 2 illustrations and a 5-entry
bibliography.

USSR UDC 616.001.28+591.8.434-05
TALAPIN, V. I., CIIEVLYTKO, A. A.$ and MUKOSEY, N. V.
"Condition of Enterochromaffin Cells in Acute Radiation Sickness"
Minsk, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk BSSR.,'Seriya Biologicheskikh Nauk,
''No 1, 1971, pp 114-116
Abstract: Histochemical studies were conducted to determine
shifts in the serotonin content in enterochroniaffin cells of ran-
'cute radiation
dom-bred dogs with acute radiation sickness. A
sickness was induced in the animals by a single irradiation with
filtered x-rays in a total dose of 600 rad. The irradiated btit
untreated animals all perished within 15-21 days after irradia-
tion. The treated dogs were kept under observation for periods
of up to five years. Enterochromaffin cells we,re extracted from
transverse sections of the large and. small intestines. Th e
survivors were divided into three groups, with group one sacri-
ficed and examined within 3-5 months., group two -- within 6-9
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TALAPIN, V. I., CHEVLYTKO, A. A., and MUKOSEY, N. V., Izvestiya
Akademii Nauk BSSR, Seriya Biologicheskikh Nauk, No 1, 1971,
pp 114-116
months, and group three -- within 15 months to five years after
the beginning of the tests. Practically no enterochromaffin
cells were found in the animals perishing from acute radiation
sickness, and the number of serotonin granules in those cells
c'
which were found was very small. In the animals which survived
acute radiation sickness and fully recovered as a result of -
medical treatment, the complete restoration of Onterochroniaffin
cells saturated with serotonin was observed.
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112 -028 UNCL A S S I F I ED Pkdl.ESSJNG DATE--13NOV70
-EFFECT OF NEOOYMIUM G? TEMPER: BRITTLENESS AND !b-IPACT STRENGTH OF
~~._TITLE
-CHROMIUM NICIKEL MANGANESE STEEL FOR MINING MACHINE ~PARTJ -U-
IT- -9--l-N 9 V
,.~.,NUTHOR ALA
CiYJNTiRY 0 FINFO-USSR
SOURCC-IIZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVEDr GORN. ZH. 11970, 13~1), 1 L6-17
---- 70
T EPUBLISHED
-MATERIALS
SUBJECT AREAS
.:~JOPIC TAGS--MINING MACHINERY, NEODYMIUM STEELv CHROMI(VI STEEL, NICKEL
~STEEL, MANGANESE STEELt REACTION KINETICSt IMPACT STRENGTH, AUSTENITIC
STEEL, STEEL DEOXIDATION, STEEL QUENCHING, METAL BRKTTLENESS/(U)38KHGN
STEEL
-MARK ING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT C L A S S-- UN C L A S S I F I E 1)
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0956 STEP NO--UR/0150/701013/001/0116/0117
CIRC ACCESS~ICN NO--AT0105825
L A L f J f 0

FM Us I ~ ow!
2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS1.14G DATE--13NOV70
C IRC ACCESSIEN NO--AT0105825
;:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, AN ATTEMPT WA5 MADE TO EXPLAIN THE
.'. " R
f EFFECT. OF ND ON CERTAIN PROPERT IES OF CONSTRUCT ION 1, -NI-11N STEEL OF THE
38KHGN TYPE, SUCH AS IS WIDELY USED FOR,THE MANUF. OF EXCAVATORS AND
IG MACHINES. THE DEOXIDN. OF THE STEEL s,ruDiro wAs DONE BY
B OiR I N TO BE
FERROSILICON. FR01-1 0.07 TO 0.11PERCENT ;ND WAS USED.$ V111THIN THESE
CONCNS. THE ND HAS NO SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE. KUNETECS OF
TRANSFORiMATICNS OF SUPERCCOLED AUSTENITE BOTH UNDER:'isor..AERMAL
ID ON CONTINUOUS COOLING, AI]THOUGHIT S~)HEWHAT INCREASES THE
CONDITIONS AN
:_.MECH...~ PROPERTIES OF THE STEEL ~STUDIED AFTER':QUENCHl;ltG__ANl') TEMPERING.
130drEGREFES.41-4 ERE Tr
HE~-TMPAGT ICHE a L t: c
SAIIIMPLE S WERE QUEN 0- A T AN!) ~ W R P E R E D
AT-630DEGREES FOR 2 HR AND THEN COULED IN 0 IL. : SOME OF THE SAMPLES WERE
SUBJECTED TO A00NL. EMBRITTLEMENT AT 500DEGREES. THE RESULTS Oi3TAINED
-FECT T
-INDICATE T;;E SIGNIFICANT Ef -OF ND ON THE TENDENC,7Y OF:*THIS STEEL 0
~.-TEKPER -BRITTLENESS;,.THIS EFFECT CANNOT. ATTRI RUTE~j To THE FINER
4 -LE--,S-I-lEr
-THE,
-AUSTEUETFE..
RT, t _-GF~ THE F N,
MT I f 7HRES-HOLD; TOWARD 4W I C4
I LENESSI: sf
Atf-E S~ TO THE
77
-:SUPPRESSION OF THE TEMPER BRITTLENESSIF
UNCI

USSR UDC 632-95
jamllamll, 1% 11. sumv,,I., YZ. m. Tpiumv, P. P. , v.o-vn~, c.)III S. L)~k
G. J% GOL-517"Ir, V. I-L A _171 Z: TZ 17; 1 , VI i
LlaIL-111, B. A. , DVU_.-:,_"`FjR3T0V, M. G. It.
Llj-Lo~.r, S. I., Z!'j'TZjO-, J,. P. , and TAL~iSH, A. I
Polycarbazln"
V sb. K"bir,. sred-st-va rast. (ChemicEl Plant Pxrotecf,%nts collect-10:1
of vol.":-_) , vyp1 ".,Osco76 11070, Pr, 015-104 (fxom Ell"h-Kh-1 miqv, I'D 13, 10 JL'l 72,
Ab
sti, NO I'll- 'y T. A. BUya-yeva)
L
TransLition I Til----- (if ft C_JVeTw,;:3 of polycarb:,~,Ml.n (I) On ap-Plu, ~=,b emr~,,-
vi~mj 1,1-11dow r~qw,.- :s th-.t 04' Opub (1~ 'd ii a
fruit ro' i` cauz~,_1;7, Pox%leiLux IJoim'd (11") ft bl,(-, iLl ab-ad ru'
- - I - J. J, I ~ A
11. 1 eatmIn 11 -1-A ITI for ol, il-lk-7 Chox-ry P11,11
of action of 1 is pnecipi'Lation, uhich washea -pre_ rz:Alon off p1-1 L,-.
U4 pa
A

... .... .. ..
WIN-
USSR UDC. 534.231-i-.16
VIUCROV, 1. A., Acoustics Institute of the Academy of
-'Sciences of the USSR, Moscow
"Propagation of Rayleigh Waves on a Piezodielectric-Semiconductor interface"
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 18, No 2, Apr-Jun 72, m) 197-205
Abstract. A detailed theoretical and e"cerimental study Is made of the
eraction between ultrasonic ReZrleigh waves and electrons on the boundary
nt
5
between a iDiezodielectric and a semiconductor, and the results are compared
vith data in the literature. It is usslzmed that a piane Earmcnic Rayleigh
vave propagates in the direction of the x-axis along the boundary 7. = 0 be-
tween pivzcdlelectric att" semicanductor balf-E.-puces separmted b3p P-ri in-
finitely thin gap without mechanicel contact. It is shotm that t-be inten-
Sity of interaction is less than in the case of int~!ractlon
-rons in a piezocerr-1conduiLtor. . In tbe
between a Rayleigh vave and elect.
high-frequency case, the analysis is done with regard to the influence of
face states of the semiconductor. Vne aiithors thtuih T. M. Ynyokina for
Sur
istance wit the computations.
ass th
S-1

4c
c3:111"ArTr-IRTS-Tics 0"? THE, !ittliul) t1rM
OF P!f'!5WW01C' ?WW'.110113 014' UL' '30711Z-9'
/Artiele by
;p -.Zc.-cn:Lp, V. f:Q!"(17-vy ftwj
'ItA
Mcdilaln- (Curve
pp ?65-261/
The preat duration of fligjit t,5, th~- ap,
mods It pnrti.culnrly Important to prevent chorwvs of the 3.:~n
under the E-Crr olactrodev.
Fhymiologic informotlon nbotird tho
Was roglatert-d using the come madllcni moriltorizir, wppuratu:s
am dur-Ing, pr4mioun 1711ghts-or the "Soyu.-." ah.1pi, doz;cribcd
or Uu. G. 44,fedtv L rakurin, -0t nl. lbut G r~-
ber of Impvbvmmnta war; iLroducod into the ayrtom cf pnY:!-,!;,-
,,to sennorn and tho mathod.,ror Its use due to ttio ccnai,~,?r-
log
able lengthening of flight duration,
jotarod the eloctrocardluzT5.1
During the flight we roF
(WO ~ In the ,u5,, land, (brG) . pmcxum,~j-ram
(FC-1 slid puloo rato.of 66011 or Lila crow membel.a. Aim th'.. p.~Y,1-
jiclo~;Lc nonnors end elantrodoi woro attachod to thq 1--odlle 3 c."
the 00timonauts by olmetic fabilc atrxip3.
'1110 mant Important of thc Improvomfints W Msr7 mtith,,.~ "CV
U311w, tho phyalologlc 0011.IDV2 woro:
1) the coamonauts themiolveo put. on nnO toc);~ orf
tam of phyalolor,,ic an.;xiorv; 2) nvnry d6-,1. '.n cit--ija of' (, (~11
Wearing of the ECO oloctrodes, 1,1-.,iy wert, u-iovol to athrr ports;
the .11kin In wch a way that an ouch of Like ai-tl% auctora f11Gz-:f"n*J
d ror thia, ptirpoit., the olectrodo won proesont for ono drq 'I,
the skin waa free or it for three days. The cooitionuut himoclf
rocoosea the akin with a darronsIng, fluid. opplion tho c,.irr,- T~
o
I Z-LA L
110

Mumma
,_._V2 013 UNCLASSIFIED: Pncl.-SSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AT0124369
ABSTRACI/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACt. THE~THERMAL STABILITY OF MODIFIED
.,.WATER WAS STUDIED BY USING THE-14ETHCJD OF DISTN, THROUGHA THERMAL
BARRIER (0.s. 1967). THE RESULTS SHOW THAT THE ANOliiiLOUS COMPONENT OF
THE MODIFIED WATER DECOMPS. rO FORM ORDINARY WATERo THE,80ND ENERGY FOR
THE MULS. OF THE ANOMALOUS COMPONENT WAS,EVALUATED (1-Y MEANS OF THE
BATLER-PCLYANI EQUATION 11962) AND!FCUNV.:TO BE 50 KCAL-MIXE. THE HIGH
THEFiMAL STABILITY OF THE ANOMALOUS COMPONENT MOLS. E-XPLAINS THE
-.-STAB I LITY OF:THE MODIFIED WATERt THE PROPERTIES OF WHICF: DO NOT CHANGE
EVEN:-DURING.PRULONGED STORAGE FACILITY: INST. FIZ. KHLMor
1401SICOV4, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
MIT

USSR UDC 1*41. t21013.S
-kdL -;ci(! 'S
DERYAGIN, B. V., Corresponding Member Ac, my of Mces, L.
RAB _NF-i-M. V. v (DUCEAS
INOVICH, YA. L , TA-DWE 11D) "nd Ck'(JRAYIIW~ i,-I,
f Physical Chemistry, Mosccwr,. Academy of Sciences U83SR
0
"Thermal Stability of Modified I-later"
Alp
ZG~~!I 1, Z- "I
E~
V. Institute
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Naidec, SSSR, Vol 191, Na 4, Apr 70, p7l 359-1.~61
Abstract: The authors confirmed the results obtain(-:c-~` in
ments that at temperatures ->. 7000 ziodified water (11-4.W, wh c~i coi-,Si-;ts o'
two. components -- anomalous component (A.C. ) and nozn~,al w--tox
U L
Converting to normal water. ini-cially ch~- nges in (~xp~ ns iccl -.!atc-l: co-lurims
were.studied in temperatures of 250 and 14QO- and both! c a S gave S-Ull-'ar
curves, separated in accordance with the ter-perature dis-
tillation. of the M. W. across a heat barriez was carr~Lec` and
shown that up to 5000 no noticeable chanq'os occur. 76-G':~ t"Ic C~ :nsaze
looked like normal water, indicating that thorinal
occurs at t ;~- 7000. on the basis e-,17 their experimentid. the ;-;ku'~,hors
calculated the bond energy of A.C. riolcciiies to be albxtt ".,.caL/molv.

Acc. Nr: Abstrac
I Ref . Code:
hYV039903
CHEMICA.
r 83434e Dependence of water vapor pressure on the c=ccn-
tration of the anomalous component in modified water. Dma-
jjn_B._V.; Zheleznvi, B. V.: Rabinovich,~ Va.
V. I -balacy --- Wr.--V, -,-.--Chu r_a-e-y,`I7-.77-(Tn Fst. z. . . . . IM.,
Kh.,
IIAO. W mat';
19
ml jRus~';).
b K~tt eml (Russ) The so-called modified water, Aefincd.
as a 2-component system. one of which is or4inay.%rater and the
other referred to as "anomalous component"; ot'which the-nature
is Unknown for the piesent, was studied. The anomalous com-,
ponent. is less volatile, its, diffusion coeff. is smaller, its d. 3*5
gmter, and its n and mol. wt. are'appreciably greaterthan of
ordinary water.' The mol. Wt. of the anomalous ccmponent was
detd. exptl. as 200 d: 50 and by a ln~ ethod ofl;:Omp~tation as 180,
=L-50. For the present, these values given for mol. wt. tire merely
tentative upper limit values. The changes Observed in modified
water upon removal of one of the components'are completely re-'
versible. The state of complete tnodi&ation iof water. i-e,a state,
in. which the water is satd. with. the anomil6us cornporent, is
equally reversible; however, the titncrequire4 krattziini quit.,
MY be several days or even weeks, M. 00131th
REEL/FRAME
19741300

1/2 039 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--CORR3SION RESISTANCE OF METALLIC MATERIALS I N, TRIACETATE FIBER
PRODUCTION -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SRETENSKAYA, G.V., TALAYEVAP~G.V.
.-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_-'-S0URCE--lUSSR). KHIM. VOLOKNA 1970, (3)0 55-8
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MATERIALS
~'.'TOPIC,TAGS--CORRQSION RESISTANCE, METAL CORROSIONv ACETATEll SYNTHETIC
FlaERv LOW CARBON STEEL~ ITIANIUM ALLOYol. COPPER ALL(J'Yo STAINLESS STEEL,
NICKEL BASE ALLOY/( M11173M31 STAINLESS 57FELt W)0,0121NIPT STAINLESS
STEELt (UMASIELLOY NICKEL. BASE ALLOY, lW0KH23N2JlM3bT STAINLESS STEC-L'
MKHIM13,42T STAINLESS STEEL, (U)0KH23NZ8K3D3T STAINLESS STEEL
.'-.CC-hT?,OL -4A?-,KTt4G--N0 RESTRICTfOUS
:00 CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
',~~PROXY FICHE NO ---- FD70/605012/EO3 STEP iNO--URIDIS3170/0-00/003/0055/0058
ACCESSION NO--AP0140305
UNCLASVFIED~

2/2 039 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-04,0EC70
N tNO--AP0140305
CIRC ACCESSIOl
.-ABSTRACT/EXTfRACT--(U) GP-0- AOSfRACT THE CGRRO~ION RESISTANCE WAS STUDIED
OF STAINLESS STEELSt CU AND ITS ALLOYS1 NT-MO SrfEELSj Mil C STEELS, T1
AND ITS ALLOYS IN THE MIXTS. OF CH SUB2 CL SU62 WITH ETOHI IN THE SOLN.
OF CELLULOSE TRIACETATE i1) IN 9101 CH SIJ82 CL SUB?rFTOH MIXT., IN THE
RECYCLE SOLVNET (MIXT. OF CH SU32 CL SUBZI ETOH, A,~JD WATFR), IN At!
ACTIVATED CHARACOL ADSORBER WORKING AT 40-120DEGREES INI A- VAPOR aF
-COMM&NDEP AS
SOLVENTv AND IN DRYING OVENS. THE M C STEELS ARE NOT RC
THE REPLACEIMENT FOR CU DESPITe THFIR SATISFACTORY CIORRO.KfOrl RESISTANCE;
THEIR CORROSION PRODUCTS COLOR I FIBERS. THE FOLLOWING.METALS ARE
.RECOMMENDED: STEELS lKH18N9-T, IKH17N13M~T, OKH?1,454~0*OKlim6m2T, THIN
ADSOR8ER)j TI ALLOYS, HASTELLOY Cv STE4'0KH23M ~3TI AND STEEL
OR OKH23N28M3D3T (IN DRIERS ONLY1.
UNCLASSIFIED'.

-Tlalfs :Y0- &210
/ 17~a 7,t
UDC: 616.9-078
5'~QUIITATCY MICROBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH DEALING WIT11 PRFVY%TIO14 OF B&CTERIAL AND
VIIAL 1%'F:C'M;tjS
by ""V~ ILI Y..C. Talageva,
T.'-'. AKC_ V,-r-~j-L~Xaievz troacow); Moscow, VC-zt-.a'X
S.M. Russian. No 1. 1972, pp 71-781 Z-3
C-ne of -.he eLcislve factors In nqn%;pecific prophylaxis of bacterial
.rx,d virAZ infectictns Is institution of health improving hygienic measures.
P==pt de~lopzzvt of first and foremost sanitary measures Is deterzined
2ar---ely by the results of systa;;Atie vzn-itary mi crab tolo &teal inveatiga-
r-r--a e. i=viromzental objects (watc:r, air in buildings, soil).
S=Itary zicrobioloZy, %hilch has bcen studying the quality of drinking
water =r; *tat. of rabervairs. &oil, and air, ointly with hyglanicts,
~-avL developed sensitive methods and accumulated extensive experimental and
factual 4.ata, wh4ch permitted reco=endatioa of norms that are used in
re-utint aanitAry pzartlec to reZUIatc "he quality of water.
7ro= the standpoint of Prt-phyl-,X%B Of JPLL5tirial inft%Ctl(~, i-,pTOV-
-~t ol :Zutne ~othods af rating zhi~ quality of water =J
with r";,rct t= h;;oL~ri=1 cUtiLaminacloti in baconlat very
-:no of dtr6~-tlo~~ c' work in this arna Is Lvaluation of the
approached to isolation of the E. colt group of
of the degree of fee.%! pzll~ttion of watcV. Yor 01m
t-ha of bncta-z" Included in the E. colt group
on -!.e h;jis of farte-ztztjou of giucosr at 43', aecording
:;c'-dard'I 52!6-50' f.r zl~-Cral Y'"rs in d-'.1WV.nt
r.Lltl~)r- 15 reservoirs of diiferent types and wicl~
:f sollj-40n. !L w.5 tliaE the glwcu~e tLr.'pcra-
eL z M r. ~e M % ~%)r i at I on ht, twe 'n. bac t e r I it t ha t are
c,-,: ror ~anl L.sry point o~ view and E. Cali OWL liavc I ost chia
"rc'-'rz! 1i wazer Lzceria,
Thiii wat; confirmod aot oilly for the. retervoin;
t!~e buE in th-~ t~mpmrate The que4lty of w"Ler in -rscr-
vz-, 14r" r. sn' Ct to
1~ boit charrct4crlzed by lactose-
"'~e v~rl~nt~ of '-'atorubj,:LerizA4:La4-, titudied on 1ACL01;e Wdl
a at a Lempe-
:-:-:e o~ ~~' ind best Ly the melhod of veuibran~ filters (L.Ye.
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USSR UDC 513.88:513.83(07)
TALDYKIN, A. T.
'Iqystems and Theories of Elements"
Moscow, SisteM., i Eyady elementov (English title above), "'Nauka," 1971,
144 pp, ill., 49 kopecks (from Referativnvy Zhurnal Matematilta, No 7,
July 71, Abstract No 7B673 K)
Translation: The fundamentals of the theory of nonorthogonal systems
(sequences) of elements in Hilbert space are presented; this theory
represents a generalization of the theory of orthogonal rigystems. Also
included are some applications. (26 bibliographic references)
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Hematology
UDC 615.387.012:t363.63.065/.107:612.111-086.3
TERENT'YEVA, E. I., VINIOGIU~D-FINKFL', 17. R., CALE and 1KRUTrIKOV, V. A.
C7 Blood 1"r i?s &A a ton, Cattral In-stitute of
Cytology Laboratory and Laboratory of
Hematology and Blood Transfusion, Ministry of. Health USSR, 2~oscow
Electron-Microscope Study of Erythrocytes of W11ole Blood Rapidly Frozen in
Liquid Nitrogen with Polyvinylpyrrolidone"
Moscow Problemy Gematologii i Perelivaniya Krovi Vol 15, No 4, 1970, pp 20-25
Abstract- It had been established that in freezing whole 10100d it is best to use
concentrated solutions (50%) of polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) (I part solution per
five parts blood), because the amount of ice that is formed decreaoes and the
damage to erythrocytes is reduced. It is advisable to retain the initial hema-
tocrit value of the blood as far as possible. Use of a 50 pe-rcent solution of
PVP in an 0.7 percent NaCl solution containing small ainounts of glucose ard Na
citrate was recommended. Miole blood containing a protective solution of PVP
was frozen rapidly at the temperature of liquid N2 (-196'C), and stored at that
temperature for I hr - 12 mos. Erythrocytes of the stored blood were examined
under an electron microscope after 1 hr, 1 month, and 3, 6, and 12 months of
storage. After 1 hr of storage, the ultrastructure of 84-85 percent of

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4, E. I., et al, Problemy Gematologii i Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol 5
No.43P 1970, pp 20-25
erythrocytes did not differ from that of erythrocytes in donor blood not treated
with P%rP or preserved by freezing. The ratio of erythrocyter, with %inchanged
structure remained at the same level of approximately 85 percent until the end
of the 12-moath period of storage at -196'C.
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The fulfIllsont of the improosiVo tmako that wors Incorporatod into
the 24th CPSU Cangrasof deciviarrs will require Innq-rantlo p1nnning and oci~
entl?lc forecests In the various sactors of the m4tional eccnom;- An all-
Union conference on priodicting the davalop%*nt and dintribution of con%truc-
tIon and its industrial base was held dvving October of,the Precodim yvar
in V114nyuo. Vve co~farsnce was argamizzad by USSR G"strole f5tate co"Itta,
n7 and the Scientific fiezoAtch Inotituta of Ccommics of
for Conotructiq
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Constructlaij (41JES) with the participation of, trio USSR Acac(--my pf Sclancas.
the Economic Institute or USSR Gosolan L5tat* Plannino Comaitt.;-a,7. and tne
rtr*l end Lithuanian republic bojkr4o or the cianstroctIon indtAtry'* NTO
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scLer,tifiorguearc:h, and Constructlon planninq organivitional higher aduc-
tLanal Lnst.Itutloms; MTO; publishift3 organs, and others at tia conrarance.
It was openve by the chairoan of the tilhuanLan SSR
Doctor of Econaedc, Sciences 1. A. Ma"whis.
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(iorwohin aireJ 0o--tchr ~af Economic'ScLana-es 0. ~. Zr-udnovokly (.44TIES)$ DoLtor
of Cdanoslo Sciences V. P. KraeovsWil (Ins~ftufv-R rcii6omics of the USS~
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USSR UDC 536.423.4:54.6~36
BORISHANSKlY, V. M., TALEYEV, 1. 1., ET. AL.~
"Condensation of Cesiiint Vapors from a Stream of Argon"
al, Vol. 20, No. 4, tkpr. 71, p. 600-605.
Minsk Inzhenerno-Fizicheskiy Zhurn,
Abstract, The results are presented from an experimental study of the conden-
sation of small admixtures of cesium vapor front a strezuit of argon. Condensation
was studied with laminar flow inside a tube and for a tube bu-ndle with turbulent
flow. The experimental data obtained on precipitation of cosium are compared
with calculated data, bascd on similarity of heat and mass transfor. This can-
parison, combined with wall temperature and ijilet cosium conc-entrat.lon effects,
showed that cc5iuin concentration is influenced by the formation of mist with
decreasing gas temperature. MLst formation decreases conden-sation.

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KARASHEY, T.B.,ARANOVICH, R.H., VAYWO,
0
"Effect Of Annealing Of Radiati n Defects On The Electric*1 Properties Of P-N
Junctional Produced On High-Raoistance P-Type Silicon By Bombardment Of Nitro-
gen Iona"
V sb, Radistsion. fiz. nemet. kristalloy (Radiation Physics W Non-Metallic
Crystals-Collection Of Works), Minsk:#_T'Nauka I tekhn.," 19'10, PP 174-180 (from
To 2, February 1971, Abstract No 2K~4)
RZh--Elektroniks I yeye primeneniye, 1,
Translation: Injection of nitrogen ions with an energy of key with a current
density of 10 microamp/cm2 wav performed in p-typa Si with a resistivity of
1500--2000 ohm. cm. and an orientation of the surface in this (111) plane; the
duration of irradiation waa one minute and the residual preaoure in the chamber
10~-5 mm. Annealing of radiation defects was conducted for ;10 minutes at temper-
aturee of 20--9000 0. Thickness of the n-type layer rmiounts to 0.4 micrometer;
the resistance of the layer decreases with an increase of the annealing temper-
ature to 6000 0 and remains unchanged with a further increase of the temperature.
The ratio of the average concentration of electrons to th* concentration of in-
jected ions < 5 - 10-3. The breakdown voltage,of n-p junctions of annealed, and
non-annealed specimens amounta to 1~00-1700 v- 6 Ill. 6 refi V.M.

YSSR UDC'. 621-382-004:539.2013
ABDULLAYEV, G. B., Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of
Sciences, GARIBOV, 1.11. A., GADZHIYEV, N. D., and TALIBI, M. A.
"Selenium Moisture Element -- a New Form of Semiconductor Converter"
Baku, Doklady Akademii Rauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR., No 2, 1973,
pp 17-21
Abstract: This theoretical paper is concerned with selenium diodes
with p-n heterojunctions which are, capable of producing an alec-
trical voltage in responae to a moisture or humidity stimulus.
The voltage-moisture characteristic of ouch a device is similar
~,O that of photosensitive dioden reaponding to light. The pur-
pose of this paper ib to obtain it fuller notion of the, mechaniom
producing this moisture emf. Experiments performed on such diodes
showed that the electrical effects of the moisture are the results
of processes in the electron-hole Junction region,. It is found
that, under the action of humidity~ there is an i-mbalance of
electron-hole pai--s on the n-layer side. All the holes originating
in the n-layer and arriving at the junction under the effect of
the contact field cross over to the p~, region; the electrons are
repelled by the contact field and remain in the n region.
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ABDULLAYEV, G. B., et al, Doklady Akademii Kauk~Azerb4ydzhanskoy
SSR., No 2, 1973, pp 17-21
Expresslons are found for the current and voltage as functions of
the humidity, and the corresponding-characteristics are plotted.
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GELLER, I. Kh., KRUTENYUK, V. A., KRUTENYUK', Ye. G., TALIK, M. A.
"The Role of Cadmium in the Formation of the Se-CdSe RectIfying Junction"
Tr. Kafedry fiz, Mariysk. ped. in-ta, [Work5, of the Physics Department of
Mariysk Pedagogics Institute), Yoshkar4la,',1970, pp, 74-81, (Translated
from Reierativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, No 10, 1970, Abstract N6 10 Yc 943 by
B. A. Osadin).
Translation: The influence of the thickness of Cd, its oxidation,and also
the oxidation of the Bi layer on the rectifying properties of the p-n
heterocontact of Se-rectifying elements with Cd and Bi-electrodes were
studied. After electrical forming (transmission of a reverse current), as
the thickness of the Cd lay-er was increased,from 1.64 to 3.88 1j, a decrease
in the reverse current was obseTved as a result of thickening of the area
of the Fpace charge, resulting from reactive diEfusion beween Cd and Se.
It is a h o w n that the presence of a CdO film on the~Sa side influences
the electrophysical properties of the blocking layer. both 41,irec.tly and as a
result of a change in the nature of the sphomlitic crysto.1lizaTion of the
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GELLER, 1. Kh.* et al, Tr. Kafedry fiz. Mariysk. pod. in-ta, Yashkar-01a,
1970. pp 74-87
Se-rectifier elements.
The CdO oxide film in 5e elementr is one cause of
layer separation. Oxidation of the Bi surface on the side of the ohmic con-
tact with the Se also changes the nature of spherulitic 4,~stallization of
Se. 17he presence of a reverse-connected rectifying BiO-Se layer with an
-ter
Se-CdSe p-n junction significantly changes.the static vol.t-ampere qharac
istic of the entire system. Iflie acceptor impurity in tho Se does not
eUminate the.anisotropy of the BiO-Se conductivity.
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RMTEW-JR, V.A., FIBUTSYMN, YE. 0.
"Reepective Slectricul Far=etere Cf Selenium Rectifier Elemants Cf Various
Ma nufa c' ,j re
,Tr. kafedr-j filz. YariyaR. oed. in-ta (Works Cf The Fjlyoicv Faculty. Kariysh Pedagog-
p - -65 (from RZh-Blektrontka I yeXe primeneniye,
ical Institute), Yosinker-Ols, 1970, p 2
No 11, November 1970, Abstract No 11BI512)
Translation: A survey is made of various works In which various production
rectifier olements a n conaidered. 4 tob.
processes for msnufucture of aelonWm
54 rot. V.N.;