SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT UDALAYA, V. N. - UDOVSKIY, A. L.

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k~troi�gy
USSR -UDC- 531J87-083.8.o8q.6
BELYAYEV, M. F., RAJ13A, D.
"Errors of Vibration-Frequency Pressure~,Pickups Caused by Imperfections in
the Elasticity of the Material"
V sb. Vibratsionno-chastotn. precbr azovateli. Ch. 1 (Vibration-Frequency
Trans ducers--colle ctior. of works.~ Part 1T. ~46s cow,, "Llnergiya" , 1970, pp
.72-88 (from RZh-Metrologlya i IzmP'_ritel1*.nMa Tekhnika,~~ Ito 9, 3ep 70, Abstract
No 9.32.696)-
Trarslation: The authors present -the results of san an-,:dysis of the elastic
system of vibration-frequency pressure pickups from thc; standpoint of errors
due to imperfections in the elasticity of 'the pickixp miLteri&l. It is shown
that a peculiarity of the elastic system*Of these pickups is~the possibility
of reducing errors of this class by compensating for the intlastic proper-
ties of the elastic and sensing elements of the pickups. fi4i.equation is
given for.the elastic lag of the pickups, and data are given from measure-
meats of thislegin pickups of various standard dimeansio'ns. It is shown how
the hysteresis and sensitivity of the characteristics are related to the
~procedure for graduating and checking them pickup. fline,~Illustrations, two
tables, bibliography of seven.titles.
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BELYAYEV, M. F., RAMH, D.V.,,W)&A)~A, V. N.
$Errors of Vibration-F .requency Pressure Cages Cause d by Elasticity Imper-
fections, of the Haterial"
Vibratsionno-chastotn. preobra-zovatell.: Ch. I (Vibration-Frequency Can-
W_rters. Part 1), -Hoscow, Energiya Press,.1970, pp 72-88 (from RZh-
Mekhanika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No IIV1395)
Translation: This article contains the results of atialyzi-ng an elastic
system of vibration-frequency pressureigages from the point of view of
errors from elastic imperfections of the gage material. It is demonstrated
that a characteristic feature of1the elastic system of the investigated
sensors is the possibility of decreasing the given type of error by com-
pensating for the inelastic properties'of the elastic 'and sensitive
elewnts of the sensors. The elastic ls.S.of the sensors is analyzed,
and the :results of measuring it for sensors of various type's and sizes
are presented. She relation of hysteresis and sensitivity of.the char-
acteristic to the pvcedure for calibratiug and checking the sensor is
demonstrated. The bibliography has 7 entridst
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77
USSR UDC: ~621.396~677,
UDAWV A, I.
"Effect Which Nonlinearity of the Charae'teristies of Active Elements has on
the Sensitivity of a Peceiving Antenna Arkay
Tr. Mosk. aviats. in-ta Oforks of the Moscow. Aviation Institute), 1970,
vyp.-,203, pp 67-80 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, Ho 1 Jan '(1, Abstract No 1B411
Translation: Scatter of the amplitude and phase charae~teristics of a=li-
fiers and mixers used in active arrays has an adverse effect on the radiation
pattern and reduces sensitivity; therefore it is necessary to cormlicate
the reception system, e. g. by introducing a phase stabilization device and
limiter in each channel. It is shoNm that an active a",ay -with limiters
has noise characteristics identical to those of a singl,!~-chunnel receiv~'-r
with a limiter at the outnut. Expressions are derivea twhich: deftne the
effect which nonlinearity of individual elements o--f' th(; arrEy- h-w on
sensitivity. The author shows the advantages of active arrwTs over passive
arx~W of the sarze dilreensions with respect to noise characteristics. Pour
illustrations, bibliography of nine titles. N. S.

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Radiobiology
USSR UDC 617-001.28-06:616.441-089.87)-092.9-089:616.419-089.843
CRERTKOV, 1. L., Professor, NEIIENOVA, N. Professor, NOVIKOVA, M. N.,
I~OTL AROV,..A. ~LUJUIJINA, V. N.,
Y .1 ROGAOI EWA, - L. S . , and
SIIEPSI[ELEVICII, L. I., Laboratory of Mye o-Hemotherapy of Acute Radiation
Sickness, Pathological Anato;-,.y Laboratory, and Cytological Laboratory,
Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Tramsfusion, USSR Ministry of
Health, Moscav
"Transplantation of Allogenous Bone Marrow~ to Thymecto-mized Irradiated
Mankeys"
Moscow, Problemy Gematologii i PereliVan4ya Krovi, Vol 16, No 3, Mar 71,
pp 45-53
Abstract: Since transplantation of allogenous bone to irradiated
animals for the purpose of a-11-eviatinr., radiation siclmess rise to
a secondarv discaso dne to dil'rerrmtiation of the ti.scue into
lymphocytes; vlfich c-nt.--~r into an iz.-Launolo,nical reaction WWI the 110SL, a
study was per.,forned in vhich Lhynmcctomized monkoys wert.-.! irradiated with
800-1,000 r aad t1ion given n1lo-enotis bone marra-.-i transp.jants. The thymac-
nirv/ did not pri--vent Ole dh!v(!1010~10nt of the 53fcondai-v d-f.:_;unF;e, but iiinde it
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CHERTKOV, 1. L., et al., Prolblemy Gematologii i Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol 16,
No 3, Mar 71, pp 45-53
considerably milder and promoted regeneration of heriatopo-lesis of the
donor type. Histologicil examinations indicated that bone rbarrow sten,
cells play an important role in tha development of the secondary disease.
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Radiobiology
USSR uDc 612-ooi.28-092.9-089:616.419-oBg.SL~3-06.616-018.13
MALOV, G. A., and CIOUKOV, I. L. Central Institute of Hematology and Blood
"Chromosome Aberrations in Bone Marrow Donor':Cells Transpl-anted to Irradiated
Monkeysn
Moscow, 8yulleten Eksperimentalnoy Biologii i Heditsiny, Vol 71, No 2, Feb 71,
PP 97-101
Abstract: Baboons and rhesus monkeys were irradiated ~,-Ith r-rays in a doze
of 800-100 r for 1 112-2 hours and then gi en transplants of autalogous or
allogenic bone marrow in amounts of 2-3 viable, nuclaus-containin; calls
por -kg of body weight. Females were used as donors anA mles as -recipients
,enic bone wrrow oroduces in
in the alloge.-da transplantation. Since allog
monkeys a pronounced secondary disease with differentiation, of ~e=poietic
lymphoid cells and rapid aller.gic breakdown of ~the emerging-imnurwaytes, tUs
portion of the study was conducted 'with: thymectomized monkeys (operatdon was
Performed 1 1/2-3 months prior to the experiments). No pronaunced secondary
illness- devetloped. in these animals. . It. was found that .10-13 days'aX ter
irradiation. up to one third of the hematopoietic donor cellis exhibited
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UDAWV, 0. A.IP et al, Byulleten Eksperimentalnoy Biologli i Heciitsiny, Vol 71.
No 29 Feb 71, PP 97-101
structural chromosome lesions. chromatid ands isochromatid fragments. 'Within
-three weeks, the number of injured cells was reduced. SiaAlar da= ge to
hematopoietic cells was observed also after. autotransplantation of bone marrow.
It is,proposed that chromosome aberrations are caused by~V.iral infections,
v&ieh are,quite probable under the conditions of acute rad-;atio;a sickness.
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1JSSR UDC. 621.396.668
KULESHOV, V. N., UDALOVA S. If.
"'rocking of a Signal With Linearly Changing Frequency Iin an Astatic Phase
L
AFC System"
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Kiev, IVUZ: Radioelektronika, Vol 15, No 3, Mar 72, pp 363-30'
hi
Abstract: The paper deals ~Pith the problem of establis ng syn(.hronisr, of
an astatic phase AFC system in the case.of linearly changing frequency of
the input signal. It is asswed that initial conditions are-random, and
that the frequency of the input signal changes .-loirly. lIt is shown th;F.
there is an utista"ble lim, ting , cycle which. b9undr, the rer~ion of initial
conditions under which locking into synch*ronism can -t-nko place on the phase
plane of the phase ArT system. The proba1bility of lacking is determined as
a function of initial detuning, the.rate of change in thle frequency
and circuit parameters.
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MMWM~MN NOW -PRA- 1011 i i

USSR UDC 621.316.825
"Positors"
V ab. gnteikloDediya izmereniy kontrolya i'avtomatiz (96q,clopedia Of Measurements
Of Control And Autoos tion--Co-1le-c-t--ia-n--i5W -~o5rka-Y, -No 14, 141oscow Snergiya 1970,
pp 39-40 (from RI-h--Elektroniku I yoye primeneniye, No 11, November 1970, Abstract
No 113264)
Translation: The characteriatics are considered of semii:onduator resistors with
a positive tempurature coeffioient of reuietance emounti.,ig to 60-parcent/' 0.
Recommendations are given for the computation of the atatic characteristics of
posistors and the transients in circuits wIth them, takirig. account of the varistor
propertiou of the posietor. The parometers, or' th~ rAtiya:,Typ6 $115-1 posintor Mrs
presented. 2 ill. 7 ref. Sumwry.
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USSR
UDC 621.317.444
IGNATOV, A. I., OV V. F.
"An Automatic Magnetameter. for.Research on Films'
Moscow, Izmeritel'naya Tekhnika, No 7,.1971, pp 53-55
Abstract: A description is given of an automatic m4-netometer for the
measurement, in the longitudinal field and in the transverse field, of the
magnetization curies, the hysteresis loop, the constant of plane and
perpendicular anisotropy, and other physical.values of magnetic fields. An
an
alysis of various magnetometeis ir:'cojiducted, and the advantages of the
proposed instrument are noted.
Instruments developed in previouslv published works, both in the USSR and
abroad, do not permit automatic research on fiJ-Ts wi;fnin -- wide range of
fields with sufficient reliability and accuracy. The magnetometer described
in the article is presented in Figure,l. This magnetometer makes it possible
to investigate automatically the various physical properties of thin films.
In distinction from the krown a4tomati C:magnetomete.rs, the proposed instru-
ment has.a higher sensitivity and can automati Ically,iteasure with precision
and reliability the relationship Ip(H) under quasi-static conditions. The
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~IGNATOV, A. I., UDALOV, V. F., lzmeritql'n aya Tekhnika, No 73, 1971, pp 53-55
broad range of fields and momeats of dampensation of the instrument makes it
possible to investigate all the..charadtekistics of film that have to do
either with emergence of the-, magnetizat!.Ion. vector from the plane, or with
rotation of the magnetization vector,i:n:.,the plane of the film. 5 figures,
27 bibliographic entries..
129.-
'-I'llj, V Ifit

USSR ux: 621-372.8
KAZARTSEV, Yu. N. and UDALOVI V. W., Institute ofRadio Enginee*rlng
and Electronics
"Tubular-Diamhragm Waveguide"
Gorlkiy, Izvestiya UZ-Radiofi-oila, No 10, 1972, PP 1561-1566
Abstract: Ordinary metal waveguides cease to be efficient in the
millimeter and decimillimeter wavelength ranges. This paper
therefore considers a tubular dielectric waveguide in wfii;h the
attenuation at these wavelengths is reduced througL an external
additional structure in the form of an absorbing diaphragm. A
diagram of this device is sho'~,m. A tubular-diaphrae-m vwyaveguide of
this type, representing the combination of a di&phragmed open line
and a dielectric tube, has a relatively simple~structure and fairly
good filtration of extraneous oscillations. The reduction in the
attenuation of the desired wave is'explained by the fact that that
portion of its energy passing throuEdh the dielectric i-.rall is not
dissipated in the surrounding space but is reflected back into the
guide by the diaphragm system, . The theory cf the ~,.raveguide is de-
veloped, and the =ethod and results,of the attenuation measurement
given.

Waveguid~. S'
USSR
'~72.822(088. 6)
UDC. ~62,10
PERSIKOV, M. V. , UDALOV. VY..-Y-, , Institute of Radio Miginee.-ring and Elec-
tronies, . Acadeqr of IMET-e~ces of, the USSR'
"A Waveguide HOI-tc-H20 Converter",
USSR.Author's Certificate No 233036, file-d.16 Jan 67, published 4 May 70
Urom.:RM-Radiotekhnika, No:1, Jazi 71, Ostract No 1B206 P).
Translation: The proposed converter consists of sections ol
rectangular
waveguide of ordinarf and double width and a coupling element between the
ends of these sections. To reduce the overall dinensions of the converter,
the coupling elemeiat is made,in the form.of~a half-wave length of T-sectimi
vayeguide.
JIM
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USSPI
KUKINOV., A. M., POLYAKOV, V. G., UDACH114 G. F. , MOROVA, L. A.
'.'ExperimenC on Recognition of Manuscript Numierals Using aTracking Scan"
Opoznavani-),e i Opisaniye Liniy [Recognition and Description of Lines --
Collection of Works], Moscow, Nlauka Press, 1972, pp 108-118 (Translated
from.Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, Moscow, 1973, Abstract
No 3 V707 by the authors).
Translation: A model is described of an automaton for readipg of non-
stylized manuscript arabic numerals' The model calls for a tracking
scan of a pattern around its outside contour, recognition using a system
of characteristics and a nonparapietric method of.production of the
decision rule.
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USSR uDc 612-397.2-015.6
UMLOV, Yu. F., GARASHOV, B. N., and BAKHTAM,
"Value of Introducing Supplementary Vitamins Into the Diet of Persons Doing
tabolism"
Emotl6nally Tense Work in.CorTecting Unbalanced Lipid,Me
Moscow, Voprosy Pitaniya, 110 1, 1973, pp 17-23
Abstract: Systenatic administration of.v-1tamins A (2 ing), C (ICO ng), BI (3 rS),
(3 - mg), and PP (1-0 mg.) for 10 to 25 clays to 114 airplane pilots, soL~:e_of
v om showed signs of incipient atherosclerosis, had beneficial effects on
various indexes of lipid and protein metabolism while Jjuproving the vitaundn
levels. In those with athorosclerosis, prophylactic vitaminization lowered the
cholesterol level, increased the lee ithin-choleate, rol (*oefficiezitj lowered the
content of beta lipoproteinsY. and increased~the p3zs;r;ivj)rotCii1s. Yhe sen!;e
of, vell-being iiriproved in both groups,, especially thoni: with. atherosele-rosis,
and their work capacity increased.. Sorrie;positive changQs were also noted or-,
the EKG taken at the end of vitaminization, There wer6 no chances in lipid oi-
"protein metabolism among the 1.17 pillots not given supp-lementary vitamins.

USSR uDc 616.13-oo4.6-o2:616-ooB-939.1,cl-02:613.867
F., BAKHThDZE, N. N..0 and GARASHOV., Bff.
a2 O-V 11yu
"Prevention of Disturbances of Lipid Metabolism in Individuals Workinp, Under
High Nervous TLnsion"
Moscov, Gigiyena ~1~ruda i Professionallnyy-e Zabolevaniya, No 2, 1973, PP 54-56
Abstract: Examination of 410 pilots revealed disturbances of' lipid meta1bolis.,li
(hypercholesterolemia, abnorml lecithin:lcholesterol ratio, etc.) in a sub-
stantial n=ber of cases, especially in individuals age 32 to 35. The longer
-the flying time, the more pronounced the hypercholesterole.-da. Terpora:r-j
periods on the ground, e.g., Aiile the men were in hospitals imdergoing fitness
examinations, did not result in svift normalization. Tlwo vitamin. co-r-mlexes
were tested as possible prophylactic agents. One consisting of vitn_mins A., EI)
B2, PP, and C lowered the cholesterol level, content of beta lipoproteins, and
imuroved the lecithin: cholesterol ratio In. 56 pilots. The other colmolex con-
sisting of vitamins A, B, B1, B~Y PP, B6,pantothenic acid, folic acid, B-
12, C,
and P was even moze effic.
r acious in 57 pilots, restoring normal lipid levels
'In 20 to 30 days, in a few cases several s earlier (d.-;vd 15) or jauch later
(day 60). Vitwain supplerients plus..the systematic alter-.jation of work and rest
will help to prevent disturbances of lipi& metabolism inapersons working -under
stress and thereby reduce the incidence of atherosclerosin.

USSR uDc W.281-08.35*615.2i6.8_5-o7i
LAPAYEV, E. V., Candidate of Medical Be lences, Doctor of
Medical Sciences, and RHAIATOV, 0. F.
"The Pharmacological Effect of Pyridoxine and Its Combination With Adenosine
Triphosphorie Acid on the F`unctional.,Btite of the Vestibular AnalysoV'
Kiev, Zhurnal Ushnykh, Nosovykhr i Gorl4vykh Bolezney, No 5, SeP/Oct 71,
PP 15-19
AbstractL An evaluation was made by the buDulomeiric tethod of the effect of
pyridoxine ard its coLCoination idth an equai amount ofiedenosine triphosphoric
acid on the dynamics of the illusion of counterrotation and of the duration,
fxKuencyp and amplitude of postrotatory nystagmum, Test rezults demonstrated
that whereas pyridoxine had a positive effect on the functional state of the
vestibular analysor in the case of an initial deficit of this vitamin In
the body, its combination with.adenosine trlphosphorilc~acid vas effoctive with
a,zatisfactory supply of th-,q-substance present prior Ita the test. The pre-
paxation ray be recommended as azneffecti,ve means of pTeventing or reducing
any marked illusory sensations of vestibular orIging an important factor in
zodern aviation, by louering the reactivity of the vestibular analysor to the
effect of stimulants lihile increasing vesiibular stability.
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MEDICINE
Aerospace Medic6ie
USSR UDC 61 215 7.1'4.1fs613.693
3. 7
UDAIDY, YU. F., and MzAIATOV, 0. P., Moscow
"Pyricloxine Metabolism and Supply in Flight Cr--w* Menbers"
Xoscoir, Voprosy Pitaniya, Ho HaYIJ Un 1971, pp 12-18
Abstracti Nitrogen, amino acid, and vitamin metabolisms are among the rilost
sensitive metabolic changes produced by stress on the nexvous-emotioral systeip
s, encountered in airplane flights. The
as- aresult of various physical factoi
metabolism of pyridoxine nas studied -in 252 Pilots, 83 of. iirhom fleir training
missions in IL-14 transport planes (it has.been found that personnel in flight
training are wider particular nervous-emotional stress, and that daytine flights
at lou altitudes are characterized by the effect of atmospheric -turbulence on
the crews. During the entire study period,' -the test subjects iieie restricted
to a norr-al diet with a dia-ly intake or 4,1110 calories, including 142 G protein,
154 g fat acrid 649 g carbohydrates. The dadly ration included alsos 2 itil-
vitamin. A, 4.2 mg thiamine, 3.8 rig riboflavine, 33 m- nicotinic acid, 75 1-,,G
ascofbic acid, and 2, r ng pyridoxine. A group. of 40 nonfliers (Oxound cz%-,ir
vrsonnel) and 40 sallorz (on a cruiae) serv'ed as coAralt,,. The pyridoxine,
14-pyridoxic acid, and oxalats. contonts in thn urine vion dotenained. The
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UDAWV, YU. F., and KHALATOV, 0. P., Voprosy Pitamiya, 110 3, tLa-Y/Jun 71,
PP 12~48
blood pyridoxine level and the serum aspartatteaninotrasfex-_~se and alanine-
aminotransferase were determined., Considerable changes in p doxine metabolism
I XCI
were founds there was a significant increase of the vitarian In the blood and
in the urine after 4-6 hr flights. The pyridoxino roquirement on flight and
non-flight days changed very little. This 'fact was attributed to the usscd of
pyridoxine fron the tissue reserves. The:authors consitler it probable -that
pyridoxine is not only used up but redistributed and included in the enzyme
systems of other organs so that the excretion of 4--pyrldoxic acid decreased only
slightly duving- a flight and its daily excretion mmairied unchanged. The amino-
Iransfei-ase activity of the blood was Inaroa-eed 10-2&,~'~; -this is considerably
less of an increase than that of:the pyridoxine level Jii the "blood. When pilots
acted as mssengers (on M-15 planes) no increase in. the vitamin B6 :aoncentration
in their kood was found after the flight. This was Interpre-ted as an indication
of the importance of nervous and.emotional stress in connection with the changes
in the pyridoxine metabolism of pilots, The authors corxlude,that the content
of pyr-tdoxine in the daily xations of flight crews must be carefully vat-ched
since a lack of the vitamin might give rise to a decrease in Yestibular ctability,
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USSR ubc 616-28e-3-0:q?-.q-o8:6i6-oq2
2URNAVKOV, V. F., and..j~jjjW,,JA,.,F., M~seow
"Experimental T-mpairmp-nt of Vestibulomotor Tolerance ana Its Therapy"
Moscov, Patologicheskaya Friziologiya i EksperimentalInaya Terapiya, Vol '4,
L
No 4i Jul/Pug 70, PP 55-59
Abstract: P'Setabolism was studied in human,volunteers as a possible cause of
shifts.in vestibular tolerance observed during airp3jine flights. Metabolism
was disrupted by administering am-4no abide (lysineo tryptophan, glutamic acid),
the antimetabolite pyridoxine, and inhibitors of pyridoxalic enzymes (iprazid,
cycloserine). Various indices of vestibulomotor function deteriorated including
threshold, latent period, and duratton of the reaction tO electrical atirm-ila-
tion of the ventibular apparatua. Following admirdatration of' pyridoxal-5-
phosphate, all of these indices imp-iwed. ~ Experimentally induced shifts in
protein P--tabolism (increased rate, imbalance of arAno.aaids), deficiency of
p-jTidoxine, and action of pyridoxalle enzypes thus intensify ventibulomotor
reactions. This fact suggests that the shifts in protein anci vitamin balance
that occur while flying my alte.- the reactivity of' the i-estibular analysor
and play a role in the pathoge-nesis-of vestibular disturl~ances, Since pyri-
doxal-5-phosphate helps to non=Uze these'shifts, it appears to be a useful
erapeutic aid.

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USSR UDC 52).612.015.3:63,1.65
LAPAYEV, E. V., PAVLOV, G. I., SIDELINIKOV,:I. A.,
YUGANOV, Ye.
Me, and CHEIBOKOVA N. A.
"The Effect of Linear and Angular Accelerations on Some Hatabolle, Indices"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Biologicheskaya, No 4. 1970,
Pp 515-520
Abstract: Exposure of hurman subjects to linear and angular accalerations pro-
duced definite shifts in protein and vitamin metabolism. Some of tho shifts
were quite specili to vestibaUr stimulation _-, decreaso in trvnsaminase activ-
'.c
ity, increased excretion of amino acids with,decreasod e=retion of total nitro-
gen, and relative increase in content: of ths replaceable a'a;Lds and amino acids
Wir
olved in transanination reactions in the'blood-(aspartic and glutamic acids,
i
glutamine, alarLine). The shifts were more pronounced aftiv Coriolis accelara-
tions than after linear accelerations.
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Acc. Nr. /JP0029432 kef Code: UR 0391
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena Trudai Prcifessional'uyye Zabolevaniya,
1970, Nr 1,-pp-I 7- -YO
PROPHYLACTIC AIND THERAPEUTIC'EFFECTIVEN&SS OF SOME VITAMINS
IN CHLO-ROPliOS POIS(WING
N. V. Zhdanovich,
su m m a r y
Experimenta! invest'gati-ons on albino rats carried out to dkermire flne toxicity
5 of t~e m-,ec;.c" dinterey wlih vwrving vitamin of the a n; m--, I
argav-~sm an~, also to th-'cide: 4~,~e ~wde of thiamine and pyridoxine action in po!SQ-t1ing with
, : lc~ -
:-.c,-,d, -,w,-en ;74roduccd 25 rnimAes before a,
lde. A - -- I t. I oplicaflon of divv:r-v--
A 0 mz ~-nd a:Eo a' ;h-2 01 nitox. alion svrmp'mr~-. thau rep ar!,,
41,
ses 5111"V~VZA 3~-,irrja].S, Prop'y'. CtiC administra ii~jn of
-CTe zi-a
,.-.e lengthen-z On surviva' A-Mi-nefabolite- 'oxvtbiamine aml 4-desov"llyridOXITIL."
appvv--ciably C0-111Nc-a!e --hile -1-d
1h.-, clinical picture of the Oplere: poisoning, tfsoxvpyrido-
.K~ine, vit-Vcn given In al dc-;-a uf 550 m g(kg, fendt to.markedly ra-se tl e: loxic`tv 0 the D.'epa-
r a t -mv Subacut,~- polsoning PMI;xed b), infrWduction of dlptevex (1,111) L D and dl--o or
~
-c .-.-e hilckgrou, -1e Bj:and Bfi vitamin jeficiemy, i3 alteri&,d
ipt,-. - agiins, 7"1 of fl,
bv &-ueased- reLp~rat,,~x-v acl.ivity. Thdspmne exerts uarma"Hting iilfluerxe, raiseS
RVEELIFRAME
-ft.-ki it a AOC~
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Acc. Nr 4M41467
Ref Code DR 0244
PMARY SOLM CE: Voprosy Pitati..1-,A970, Vol 29, Nr 10
PP
THE ROLF. OF THIAMINE AND PYRIDOXINE IN ACUTE -AND SUBACUTE
POISONING WITH DIPTERF-X-AN: ORGANOPHOSPHORUS INSECTICIDE
N. V. _7hdq~~Vlck Y~.: F.: Udalov (P azan)
Summary
The toxicity and the ef feet of dipterex on the tissue respiration dependingr upon the
thiamine and pyridoxine allowances of the oreanism, were studied in acute and subacute
tests set up oil albino rats of both sexes. The laboratory animals were-poisoned by pe-
roral administration of the preparation in doses of 1140, 57-0 mg,!~g (acute poisoning)
and in that of 57 mg/lig per (lay (subacute poisoning). Vitamins (thiamine hydrochlori-de
and pyridoxalphosphaie) and their antimetabolites (oxythiarnine and 4-desoxypyridoxine)
were injected intramusculaly. Thiamine and: pyridoxine introduced into the organism at
different time periods folllo~:-trig acute dipter . ~ in a dose -of 1140 mg
ox - poisoning ~jk.-
9
(2LDz;,.3) were found not to produce any'mark-M. protective and, curative effect, but idall
test series the life-span of the poisoned animals wa3 lengthened. With dipterox poisonitig
re, a riv
in a dose of 570 mglh-g (L.Dso) both the protective Ind 11wrapeubc" effects we f i I -
distinct. Partial thiamine and pyridoxine :deficiency aggr;ivated, the clinical picture
(oxythiamine) and raised the toxic effect of the preparation, (4-deSo.,(ypyridoxine)_ Su-
bacute lipterox poisoning wa~:, characterfted.by material claanges in the activity 'al the
succinate dehydrogenase and cytochrornoxidase, espec4ally tvith the paisoning superimposl-rd
REEL/FRME

AP0041467-
upon experimentally-induced hypovitaminosis. The L~nhanced 'toxic ellect of diptertx in
these conditions was confirmed also by chanpd weight of 1he laboratory animals. intro-
duction of dipterex simultaneously with thiamine and py,-idoxine helped normalizing the
activity of respiratory enzymes, attenua te the. severity of the clinical picture and avert
weight loss in the animals.
'Y_
.197.51333

USSR 615.28-'a:.7.0919.036.11.085.356:577.164.1
Ryazan' I
ZHDANOVICH, N. V., and QpAjLg`V, Hedical Institute
imeni 1. P. Pavlov
"The Role of Thiamine and Pyridoxinedn Acute and Subacute Intoxica-
tion with the Organophosphorub Insecticide Dipterex"
Moscow, Voprosy Pitaniya, Vol 29, No'l, Jan/Feb 70, pp 28-34
f*
Abstract: The toxicity and effect o dipterex, on tissue reso-ira-
tion was studied depending on levels:of thiamine and pyridoxine in
the orctanism with acute or subacute toxicity. 1141ale and female rats
1140 or 570 mg/kg of dipterex orally (acute intoxication)
were given L
or 57 mg/k,,- of dipterex (subacute poi.,~on-ing) per day.~ The vitamins
(thiamine hydrochloride and pyridoxal phosphate) and their antimeta-
bolites (ox-thiamine and 4-desoxypyridoxine were inje~c-ted intramus-
cularly. Thiamine and pyridoxine, introduced ini::o the organism
at different periods following a diptere~c dose of 114.0 mg/kg. had no
Laarked protective or curative effecti but in all~cases prolonged the
lilespan of artimals. With the 570 mg/kg dose o,,,'-" dipterex, bota the
otective and "therapeutic" effects were fairly -distinct. Partial
r
p
thiamine and pyridoxine deficiency aggravated the, clinical picture
1/2

USSR
ZIMANOVICIIH, N . Vet al. Mos cow, Vo prosy Pitaniya, Vol 29, No 1,
Jan/Feb 70, pp 28-34
(oxythiamine) and enhanced the toxic effects of Cie preparation
(4-desoxypridoxine).. Subacute dipter.ex poisonin,-1- was characterized
by changes in succinate dehydrogenase and cytoch.romoxidase activity,
especially when poisoning was combined with experimentally induced
hypovi-LaniiQosis, The enhanced toxic effect of dipterex uader these
Conditions was also confirmed by weight changes of animals. Intro-
duction of dipterex simultaneously w:Lth thiamine~and pyridoxine
ymes, lessening the se
normalized the acti-rity oA.- respira.tdi~.y -enz verity
of,the cliriical picture and preventing weight lops.
2/2

UDC 615.285.7:546.ls7ogg+616-099-02:615.285.7:
USSR
7-
546.18 085,357.5,77.164.11/13
-itute imeni 1.
ZT-MANNOVICH, N. V., and UDALOV, Y1 r.F Medical Ins
P. Pavlov
"Prophylactic and Therapeutic Effectiveaess of Som~e vitamins in
:Chlorophos IntoxicatioWl
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'~nyye Zabolevaniya, No 1, 1970,
pp 37-40
Abstract: An endogenous, vitamin deficiency was iiiduced in rats by
Injections of antimetabolites Oiydroxythiaxnine, 4-d"iesoxypyridoxine,
ethionamide, cycloserine, cetamiphen),.: Neither thiamine nor Pyri-
doxine had any prophylactl~c or therapeutic value: ~,hen animala were
poisoned with chlorophos (Dipterex) (2 LD However, the vitamins
increased the animals' survival rate. consige~ably when a strialler
dose of chlorophos (LDq_0) was used, because poisoning cieveloped
-iore slovily. HydroxytKlamine hypDvitaminosis did,not.reduce the
survival rate, althougrh the clinical course a! th.e poisoning was
very severe. The administration of other antimetabolites (ethiona-
mide, 4-desoxypyrimidine, etc) had little effect on the survival
1/2

~-. , LAL~LJLIk

Sam
USSR UDC 616.13-00'"4.6-084
MOLMOOV, N. S. and GARASHOV, B. N.
"A Special Vitamin Complex to Prevent-Atherosclerosis in Pliers"
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No ~7, 1972, pp 75-77
Abstract: Examination of a group of fliers showed a disturbance of lipid
metabolism in 42.8% and the presence of atherosclerosis in 34.7%; 34.7%
were normal in both respects. Administration of Aerovitan [a complex of 11
vitamins consisting of A, Bl, and B2 (2 mg' each), B6 and pantothenic acid
(10 mg each), PF (15 mg), E (20 mg), P (50 mg), c (100 mg), folic acid (0.5
mg), and B12 (25 pg)] for 30 days (dosage not given) to both the healthy
fliers and to those with atherosclerosis markedly lowered the cholesterol
and a-lipoprotein levels. In those with atheros~lerosis, the cholesterol
level dropped from 2,72+8 to 237+8 mg% and the 8-lipoprotdil-n !eval from
79.3+0.8 to 74.0+0. 7%. The leelthin. content increasied iit the liealthy
fliers, wAile in those with impaired lipid imetabelism or with atherosclero-
sis it remained high, Rough calculations showed that the' systematic pro-
phylactic ad-c-anistration of Aerovitan redud 'es the probability of athero-
n -1
sclerosis developing by a factor of 2.7 i all persons ex~::.,ined, 1.2 In
those with normal lipid metabolism, and 2.8 in those with disturbed lipid
metabolism.
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lic"
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'ills; ilgic'7I
lit
707
021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
:-TITI-.c.--CONCENTRATION OF FREE A141N.0 AC IDS IN THE BLOOD OF. PATIENTS WITH
UTERINE CANCER DURING SURGICAL ANORADEATION TREAT14ENT -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-TYUTINt LoAst NIKITINAP M.P.~'?:.SERSGlNv_M*Sdr TYUTINAP YE.mol'
UOALOVA, I*YE*
cou SSR
-SCURCE--VOP, ONKOLo 1970t 16( 21 o,.-:29-33;'.
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-AMINO ACIDt REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMe CANCERv SUAGERYr
RADIOTHERAPY, PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHYp ENZYME ACTIVITY
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/0251 -STEP NO--UR/0506/70/016/002/0029/0033
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01209il

-212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
C-'IRC-ACCESSION NO--AP0120941
GP-O- ABSTRACT*' THE CONCN4. OF FREE AMINO ACIDS WAS
INVESTIGATED BY PAPER CHROMATOG. IN ~THE BLOOD. OF WOMEN WITH UTERINE
MALIGNANCY, AFTER SlJRGERY.OR RADIOTHERAPY. IN CA"'rO' 'AL'GNA"', A
RISE IN THE LEVEL OF CYSTINEe SERINE9 GLYCINE, TRYPTOPHAN AND
PHENYLALANINE WAS RECORDEDt WITH A FALL IN HISTIDENEi GLUTAMINEv AND
GLUTAMIC ACID. AFTER DRASTIC SURGERY, LEVELS RETURNED TO NORMAL BY 3
WEEKS. THE INCREASES WERE.GREATER, [N ADVANCED CASES.i AFTER
RADIOTHERAPYv THE VALUES TEND TO BEr'IG'E'i, AND MAY BE DUE TO CHANGED
ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN ENZYME' SYSTEMS, FACILITY:o S, Ma KIROV MIL.
ACADs MED* SCI.t LENINGRAD#.USSRO
UNCLASSIFIED

UDC-541-45OWi.46s6 1,984.5
BOM=r Yo K* AWTOVSKIYe L. :E.r and USACIWo V. P.
"Study of tho Ydnetics of Compacting of Mpesium OxIdo ulth Added Lithium
Fluoride at Various Hot Pressing Texperdturee
MOSCOW, lzvestiya Akadezli Nauk SSSR# NeorganicheakiXe Materialy, Vol 8l
no 2 # IM, pp. 285-21619
AbstTact: The kinetics of compacting of magnesium oxide with added lithium fluoride
(1.0 wt.%) by hot pressing in the 80-1100* C temperabh_-e interval was studied. The
addition of lithium fluoride increases the rate of compacting of nagnesiun oxide
beginning at 650* C.
At 850-10500 C, 3 stages of coiupdting, are observnd witli slopes of kinetic
curves in coordinates logAL/L from log T, equal to 0.95-1.40; 0,33-0,36; 0.1 re-
0
spectively -to inzenals of densities of 0.96-0.971 0.07-0.995 and over 0.995. Pro-
cesses of Tecrystallization of magnesium Oxide With the addition of lithium
i energy of the process of
fluoride during hot pressing are studied. .-The'actAvatioi
recrystallization, equal to 25.7 kcal/mol, it determined from the temperature
deptendence of the increase in grain size, as, 25.7 kcal/miol.

zz
USSR uDc. 621.396.668
K712SHOV, V. N. UDAWV, N. N. 'Jill ~.S. N.
an~in
"Locking of a Signa-1 With Linearly Ch g g Frequency in an,Astatic Phase
AFC System"
Kiev, IVUZ: Radioelektronika, Vol 15, No 3s 'Mar 72, pp 363-,168
Abstract: The paper deals itith,the,problem of cstablisahing synchron.-Jism of
an astatic-phase AFC system in the c as eof linearly changing frequency of
11ior andor-, and
the-input signal, It is assmed that initial condi .-4 arer
that the frequency of the input signaL changes s-icitly. It is rihown that
there is an 'unstable limiting cycle wliich~bounds the of initial
conditions under which locking into synchronism cara take placi, on the phaze
plane of the phase AFC system. The-prAability of locking is determined as
a function of initia]- detuning, the rate oT,change in the signal. frequency
and circuit parameters.
47

112 021 UNCLASSIFIEU .~PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-STRENGTH OF THE FIELD OF RADIU,':WAVES IN THE~'RANGE 150-1,500 KC-SEC
PROPAGATING OVER GREAT DISTANCES, FROM A.. TRANSMITTER, FIELD STRENGTH OF
AUTHUR-(03)-VILENSKIYt I.M.,~UDALTSOV,iA.N.s SHLYUGER. 1.S.
CGUNTRY.OF INFO--USSR
i"~SPURCE-GtUMAGNETIZM I AERCJNGMIYAP VOL X, No 19T0, PP 262-267.
'VATE PUBLISHED -70
-, _'._'~U6jh:tT AREAS-NAVIGATION, PHYSICS~,
o"._'.TOPIC-.TAGS-RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION# IONOSPERIC PROPAGATIONt LONG RANGE
S I GNAL tRADIO COMMUNICATION
~._'C(INTRGL 14ARKIING-NO RESTRICTIONS
;;~-'vfXUMiENT'CLAS5--UNCLAS S IF [ED
~1:~PAUXY, REELIFRAME-199111440 STEP NCJ--UR/0203/70/010/002/0262/02(37
-.,CIRL- ACCESSION NU--AP0110938
UNCLASSIFIED
.am

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC_ ACCESSION NO-APOII-0938
ABS-TRACTIEXTRACT-(U) Gp_o_ ABSTRACT. A PRECISE STUDY WAS MADE TO
E
COWSTRUCT ACCURATE CURVES FUR PROPAGATIUN OF RAUIO WAVES IN THC RANGE
150-19500 KC-SEC TO CHECK ON THUSE RECOMMENDED OY THE INTERNATIONAL
CUNSULTATIVE COMMISSION ON KADI(l COMMUNICATIONS FOR COMPUTING THE FIELD
STRENGTH OF THE IONOSPHERIC WAVE IN T HE EUROPEAN ZONE OF-RADIO
BROADCASTING. IT WAS FOUND THAT FOR~PATHS UP TO ZtOOO KM IN LENGTH
THERE IS A GOOD CURRESPONDENCE TO THE.:MEASURED VALUES RECOMMENDED BY THE,~
COMMISSION. FOR LONGER PATHS A CORRESPONDENCE 15 OBSERVED ONLY AT LOW
FREQUENCIES. --FOR HIGHER FREQUENCIES.;THE MEASUREMENT RESULT-S DEVIATE
FROM THE PROPAGATION CURVE FOR THE CO'RRESPONDING.FREQUENCY AND APPROACH
-THE-LOW FREQUENCY CURVES. AN 'INCREASE IN ATTENUATION AT HIGH
FREQUENCLES, OVER THE TERRITORY OF THE;.USSR 15 N0T:,VONFlRmEo, AT LEAST
FOR PATHS OF:A LATITUDINAL DAEC.TION. T
HE MAGNETIC INCLINATION
CORRECTION CURVES AGREE WELL FOR PATHS UP TO 2#200 KM IN LENGTH. FOR
LONGER PATHS IT IS PREFERABLE TO.DET-ERMINE THE CORRECTION SEPARATELY FOR
EACkf HOP AND ADD THE RESULTS. THE DISTRIBUTION OF, HOURLY MEDIANS IS-.
CLOSE TO LOG NORMAL. DEVIATION, OF THE*QUASIMAXIliUA VALUE FROM iRE
ANNUAL MEDIAN IS PLUS 6 Db; DEVIATION OF THE QUASIMINIAUM VALUE 15 8 DB.
THE SEASONAL VARIATION HAS TWO-MAXIMAAMARCH AND bCTOBER) AND TWO
MINIMA (SHALLOW IN JANUARY AND DEEPERJN MAY-JUNE)o FACILITY:
-INSTITUTE OF.GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS.-SIBERIAN DEPARTMENT ACADEMY OF
_SC-IENCES. USSR. FArILlTY;-_.N0VOSIBIRSK ELEtTRICAL ENGINEERING
COMMUNTCATIONS INSTITUTE*
UNCLASSIFIED

1/3 041 UN r- LASSI FIED "PROCESSING DATE-U90070
J I T-L HLE AT RESISTANT CAST IRONS FOR, GLASS MOLDS -U-
AUTHOR-10,51-YAKUBUVICHt 6.1a, POGODINAALEKSEYEVA, K.M.1 UDALTSOV, %/.I.,
LUPATKINAi L.I., KULINICHt V.P.
.CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
S(JURCE--STEKL0 KERAM. 1970, 27(Zjpl 16-18,
..-DATE PUBLiSHE0_-7--70
,,_-SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECH-r IND.* CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC !TAGS-HEAT RESISTANT METAL, CAST IRONP MOLDING MATERIALi PYREX
ANNEALING, SILICON, PHOSPHORUS, NICKEL CONTAINING ALLOY,
:GRAPHITE, GRAIN BOUNDARY, PLASTICITY
:tM4TROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-UNCLASSIFIED
..QOCUAIENT CLAS5
'PROXY REELIFRAME-1992/1955 Sup ~iO--UR/0072/'70/027/002/001610018
~,_C IRC- ACCESSION NO-AP0112924
UNCLASSIFIED

2/3 041 UNCLASSTFIED PROCES'SING DATE-090CT70
-CIRL ACCESSION Nti-AP0112924
~AGSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTi~ACT. THEIEFFECT OF CHEM. COMPN. OF
NS CONTG, GLOBULAR, GRAPHJTE ON THE RESISTIVITY
FERRITIC ANNEALED CAST IRO!
;OF THE DIES TO THERMAL FATIGUE OURING THE,MOLBING OF ARTICLES FROM PYREX
NS 14CRE Mr-ELTED IN A14
TYPE. GLASS "WAS INVESTIGATED. THE EXPTL. CAST IRUt
INDUCTION ELEC. FURNACE AND WERE TWICE SUBJECTED TO (AI.APHITIZING
DING
-ANNEALING UNDER SIMILAR CUNDITIONS (HEACING TO 1GOODEGREES'r HUL
THERE FOR 4 HR, COOLING AT A IRATE OF'50DEtGREES PEP, HR~JO 700DEGPEEs,
-jG NACE TO 35buzGREES, AND
.HOLDING.THEAE FOR 4 Hkr COOLIt IN THE FURi
COOLING IN AIR). AFTER THE ANNEALINGs A SMALL PORTIUN OF,THE PEARLITE
REMAINED ONLY IN THE PHOSPHIDE EUTECTIC INCLUSIONS- ALL CAST IRONS
STUDIED CONTAINED SMALLER THAN 0.01PERCENT Sr 0.25-0..~5PERCENT MNO AND
SIMILAR TO G.BPERCENT NI. THE C, SI-v AND P CONTENT, 114 ORDER TO
'JNVESTI-GATE THEIR EFFECT- ON T-HE THERA-AL--STA-i3TiLlTYi ?W*5~ VARIED WITHIN THE
FOLLOWING LIMITS: C 3.35-3.7, St. 1.:7.;-2.1' AND P 0.05-0.35PERCENT. IN
ORDER TO OBTAIN GLOBULAR GRAPHITFt THE CAS,T JRONS WERE MODIFIED WITH MG.
PREPI). FROM THE EXPTL. CAST IRONS., AND:THERMAL STA81LITY
PLUNGERS. ~6-
-OF THE CAST IRONS WAS STUDIED. THE CAST IRON,CONTG. tHE LEAST AMT. Of:
AND P WAS THE MOST STABLE THERMALLY. Sl,AND P ARE;THE;ELE.MENTS WHICH
DECREASE ME THERMAL STABILITY OF FEkRITIlC MOLDING CAST IRONS.
ALLOYING WITH lit INCREASED THE THERMAL STA81LITY OF THE CAST IRON WITH
4NCREASED V CONTENT. ANALOGOUS -RESUL7S W~RE OBTAINED WHEN -TESTING
dASTtNGS OF UNALLOYEO CAST IRONS-CONTG. GWOULAR GROHITE~AND MODIFIED
141TH CE-MG 1.
UNCLASSIFIED'.

3/3 041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIR;~ ACCESSION NO--AP0112924
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--THE-RMAL FATIGUE CRACKS WERE 06SO., PRIMARILY ALONG Tl-iE
BOUNDARIES OF THE FERRITE GRAINS AT THE SPOTS oF.rHE PEPRESSIONS iN THE
SUPFACE GF THE PLU,
"46ERS AND AVTHE SPOTS,WHERE G~APV.IrE GLUBULES WERE
CLUSE TO THE SURFALE. AS THEY PROPAGATE, THE CRACKS INTERSECT THE
GRA I NS. THt HARMFUL EFFECT OF Sl AND~P ON THERMAL STABILITY GF ANNi--ALED
.LAST IRONS IS APPARE14TLY ASS'-,'CD. w'ITHJHE EN:.^-'LICjJMr:iNT QF.THE GRAIN
BOUNDARIES 6Y THESE ELEMENTS* WITHIN JHE RANGE IINDICATEL) 1, T I WORK,
V SHARPLY REDUCES THE PLASTICITY'UF CAST.IRON. ~FACILITY: V-53ES.
ZAOCH. POLITEKH. INST.o MOSCOW, 'JSSR'.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 538.4
MMITARYAN, A. M., BOYARSKIY, G. N., UDARTSEV GOLEGO, A. IT.
"Study of an Electromagnetic Jet Along a Wall"
Sb. nauch. tr. Kiev in-t inzh. grazlid., a~iatsii (Colle--tion of, Scientific Works.
-_Kiev. -Instit-ate of Civilian Aviation Engineer-s), 1970, 11a. 6, pp 92-98 (from
RZh-Mekbanika, No 9, Sep 71, AbstractjTo~qB44)
I!ranslation: The electrohydzrodynamic. contr,ol of flow in'a boandary layer on a
plzme nonconducting plate is investigated experimentally with the aid of corona
Lor
discharae between the corona electrode an&the system of electrcde-collec4 -s
located on the surface. The effect of the frequency f-of the controlling elec--
-tric field and electrode switching,diagrams on the dynamic flow characteristics
at different cross see-Lions of.the boundary layer is studied. The considerable
increase in the rate in the region of,the wall. of propagation of the electro-
bydrodynamic jet in demonstrated. it is shown that:the rise in f leads to an
increase izi the mxxLmum "evoked" velocity and to a move uniforra distribution of
it along the section of interaction with the.electr-ic field. There is established
the possibility of regulating the flow by. cbanging the diatribution of ootential
3-12

J 31 ar 99:
H. Biological and Ps chological Problems
122. USSR UDC: 531-51:100.7
UDELINOV. M. 0.
"Psychophysiol6gical Bases of Adequate Reflection During the Process of Cognitton"
-38
Moscow, Biologicheakiye Hauki, No 11, 1970, pp 29
-Abstract- Based on detailed analysis of psychophysiological regularities, the
author criticizes the false ~,noseologlcal conclusions dravn without b-35is frcm data
indicat ing specialization of the ori;ins of sense. Them ivithor provi,,s th-al; the S,-rmory
cenluers are formed durinG the process of- interaction with the external medit..... urder
the influence of,stinula-tion arriving fron the external warld. The coriclun-lon of
.earrezpc-ndence of qualitative and quantitativa characteristlou of nents~;Wonz with
the qualitative prop,2rties and qu.-ntititive parameterb or the
suppart"'d,in detail. The qjez' un of the phystolorLcal: mc-t-hanisms 5u)-,;)ortIng tho
localization of sen.,atjonz in corrnspondprtce with zubjective local ization, of causal
factor3 acting on the zeise organs is studied.
E,

112 020 UNCLASSIFIED OROCESSING DATE--020CT70
~TITLE-CORRELATIDN BETWEEN VASOHOTOR REACTIONS TO NERVE STIMULATION AND
.NORAORENALIN -U-
~AUTHOR-(02)-UDELNOV M G.f KULAGINAJ V&P.
C 0 UIN TRY-OF. INFO_-USSR
EKSPERIMENTALtNOY BIOLOGTI I MEDITSINY., 1970t VOL 691
NR 4-t: PP 1'-1,5
L
.:!)ATE PUBL ISfIED------70
ARE.AS--BTOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
_,T.GPIC.TAGS--N0RADRENALIN, CAT, NERVE, DRUG EFFECT, BLL130 VESSEL
0:-,~ T;:4U L
-6ccwlF4',*T CLtSS--U,k4CLASSIFIED
-~R,ROXY- kL- L/l-.RAftE--l 9dF STFP
:"C IRC ACCESSION' Ni)--AP0106333
UNC LASS I F HE

CLASS IF I ED P~',OCESSI%'! 0-ATE--020CT70
212 020 UN r
C IRC ACCESSION 140-AP010o333
~,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) G~~-O- ABSTRACT. INVESTIGATION WAS NADF OF THE
:CAUSES FOR DIFFERENCES IN' THE R ESPONSE OF THE LIMB VE'SSELS OF THE CAF TO
~HE CONTR~PLED DOSES OF NERVE INFLUENCE. THE AUTHORS I)EMONSTRATFD A
PARALLELiSiM IN THE CHARACTER UF REACTION OF VESSELS TO NERVE STIMULATION
AND INTRA ARTERIAL ADMINISTRATION OF NORADRENALIN! IN THE- ANIMALSt IN .
WHICH STIMULATIMOF THE SYMPATPIC CHAIN JNDUCED AMBIGUOUSt DILATATIONAL
AND CONSTRICTOR, 'REACTIONSi NORAORENALIN ALSO.CAUSE0 DILATATION AT A LOW.-
DOSEAND CONSTRICTION, AT A HIGH DOSE;'.:IN'THE AN11MALS, IN WHICH
NEUAOGENIC RESPONSES WERE CONSTRICTIONANLY, NORADRENALV4, IRIESPECTIVE
OF THE GIVEN UOSEv CAUSED CONSTRICT ION.. PROLONGED INFLISION OF
NORADRENALIN RESULTED IN THE SUBSTITUTION OF AMBIGUOUS NEUROGENIC
REACTIONS BY CONSTRICTOR REACTIONS. 'IVIS SUPPOSEU. THAT THE DIFFERENCES
JN THE VASOMOTOR RESPONSE-TO THE NERVE INFLUENCE AR,E DUE TD THE ACTION
~bF'ENDOGENIC NORADRENALIN ON--THE REACTIVE.PROPERTIE-S OFJHE VESSEL
STRUCTURE INI THE SMOOTH MUSCLES'S
c
UNCLASS1FIED

USSR UDC 612.898:612.178
IONAVICHUTE, V. I., SABONINA, G. Ye., and QWWK~,.J~., -_q.,,Chair of Human and
Animal Physiology, Moscow State University
"Localization and Structural and Functioiial Organization of the Vagus Nerve
'Nuclei That Form the "Heart Center'.' of the.Me'dulla Obloagata"
Moscow, Uspekhi Fiziologicheskikh:Nauk, No,:2, 1972, pp 3-23
Abstract: The article critically -reviews the literature and results of the
authors' own studies on the distribution of-efferent and intercalary neurons
in the complex of vagal nuclei (dorsal nucleus, nucleus of the solitary tract,
ambiguous nucleus). It discusses the participation of the reticular formation
in the central regulatory mechanism of the.heart. It also precents morpholog-
ical and physiological data on the cell composition of the afferent and efferent
nuclei and on the distribution of the neurons that constitute the initial por-
tion of the effector pathways of the heart.~. The article concludes with some
ideas on the structural and functional organization of the "heart center" and
assumptions as to its relationships with-other CNS structur.es responsible for
the overall regulation of the cardiovascular.systen.
49

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED,. PROCESSIN6 DATE--20NOV70
TITLE-L-LECTRCLYTE FOR DEPOSITION OF INDIUM,GALLIU14 ALLOY -U-
_,i AUTHOR-05)-AKMENS, YA.P.,.M1KHALOV1C1jv a.L., RIKMAN,.S.1 OZOLINSH,
I.M.t UDEMs. 0.A.
SOURCE-U.S.S.R. 264,095
REFERENCE-DTKRYTEYA, LZUMETr PROM. OBRAZTSY, TOVAR61YE ZNAKI .1970,
--10FE870
DATE PUBLISHEE
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYt MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--ChEMICAL PATENT, CLECTROLYTE,~ JND IUM ALLOY, GALLIUM ALLOY,
PHENOL9 GLYCINE# INDIVII GHLORIDEt GALLIUM CHLORIDE,, METAL DEPUSITION
CCNTf(CL IWKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
1 QCCU11sE,%T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_X
ROXY REEL/f-IN-AME--3004/1841 STEP..NO--Ul~/04b2/TOIUOO/00010000/0000
P
CIRC AC(CESSICN NU--AA0132106
C1
UN C L AS fr- I E i;

USSR 'UDC 621-365.82
UDER. Yu.
"An Electromagnetic Theory of the Fresne1Hologram in the First Approximation
to the Theory of Perturbations"
Izv. Fiz. mat. (News of Fhysian an&.Mathematias), keademy of Sciences of the
Esthonian SSR, Vol 22, No 42, 1973, pp 147-158, RM-Fizikia, No 9, Sep 73,
Abstract No 9D822
-wave gener-
Translation: 'An electrodynamic,description of the process of light
ation from holograms of the Fresnel type is given. Solutions obtained make it
possible to determine the state of polarization of a wave which in the general
case is not generated. For the correct generation of the entire Fourier
spectrum of the object waved in addition to the requirement of Identity
between the spatial structure of the 'base wave at the stage of generation and
the same wave in the process of hologram production, it is necessary for the
average value of the complex dielectrical permeability of the finished hologram
to be equal to its value-for the recording medium. It, is shown tbat scatter-
ing of the plane base wave in a 3-dimensional-hologram proc6eds exactly accord-
ing to the Wolfe-Dragry law only in tile ai~sano'
a of.light absorption in the
medium. Ten bibliographic citations. Abstract by,the:author.

Kiev, Kibernetika i Vych'Lstel'naya Tekhnika, No 15, 1972, pp 4-22
Abstraet: The present state of the abstract theory of systems is briefly
described and the deductive and inductive paths of its development are com-
pared. The properties of reducibility oflalgebraic matrix representations
of algebras and representation of z1gebras by diffivrential forms (external
algebra and the group ring) are studied on the abstract-algebraic level of
description. The relationship is established between the reducibility of a
group ring and the reducibility of the matrices of linear dynamic systems hav-
ing group symmetry, and also between the reducibility ofan external algebra
and the property of controlability of dyna mic systems. ',Cne approach is illus-
tratedciith examples. The constructions studied at the abstract-algebraic
level illustrate a possible and very productive approach~to the production of
abstract system theory. Abstract system theory allows nt~w constructive
results to be produced for a precisely defined class of systems and also
allows the corresponding generalizarions to.be made, fully comfirming the
fruitfulness of the construction of abstract theories for the study of
systems of any nature.

USSR UDC 629-. 78.062.2
KUKRTENKO, A. I., RDILOV, VV-
"Use of the Theory of Representations of Groups for Solution of Problems of
Stabilization of Elastic Space Objects"
Kibernet. i Vychisl. Tekhn. Resp. Mezhved. Sb. [Cybernetics and Computer
Equipment Republic Interdepartmental Collection], No 8, 1971, pp 4-17, (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Raketostroyeniye, No 10, 1971, Abstract No
10.41.141, from the Rcstune).
Translation: This work demonstrates a method for composition of the equations
of elastic oscillations of sy rt is shown how the
mmet-ric.al moving objects..
theory of-matrix representations of gr6ups:can:be used to divide multidimen-
sional problems into problems of lower dimensionalities. A possibility is
discussed of using the method described to4tudy processes of control of elas-
tic space objects. 13 Figures; I.Table; 8:Biblio. Refs.

UNC L AS S IPI EU P ROCESS ING I)ATE--20NOV70
rITLE--L-N THE CEPTH OF H0Pf,'JNTAL INHOW CE14LITY OF -EARTHiS f4ANTLE UNDER
OCEANS ANu CC,,iTINENTS -U-
AUTH6R-tU3)-6MJTRlYEV, U.V.9 LL-YllNfT#S#E_Vlr Gva POPOVAt A.K.
.CUNTkY OF INFC--USSR, SPAIN
OURCE-INIEkNATICNA'L ASSOCIATION OF SEISMOLOGY AND PHYSICS OF THE EARTHIS
INTERIOR, MALklDt,1-12 SEPTEMBER,- 1969. ',PKGGRAM AND~'~.AESTR,ACTSs VOLUME 1
ATE PUBL lSHEL;---Si:_P69
SU8JECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--EARTH 14ANTLEt CCEAN BUT TO t, LA NO SEA FLOCR, RAOIOACTIVITY,
,,ZURAN IUM THCRIUM, RIFTj UPPER 14ANTLEt HEAT TRANSFER
~CNTACL-FARKING-NG RESTRICTICNS
60'CUMENIT-CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
O,F~O_XY REEL/FRAM&~-3005/1173 STEP NO-SP/0000/69/001/00010000/0000
NO--ArOI33188

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ZONOV70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AT0133188
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTRACT. ~I. THE IDEAS ON VERTICAL
,.INH0,14GGENEITY OF THE MANTLE AND ON DIFFEREINCES OF,ITS STRUCTURE AND
COMPONENTS IN CONTINENTAL AND OCEANIC SEGMENTS OF THE EARTH ORIGINATE
-FROM DATA CN- EQUALITY OF HEAT FLOW VALUES MEASURED ON COINTINEINTS AND THE
OCEAN FLOCR. THEY ARE SUPPORTED ALSO BYDATA ON RELATIVELY Low CONTENT
UF RACIUACTIVE ELEMENTS IN THE CRUST ANC, MANTLE OF THE &,EANS AND
RELATIVELY HIGH CGNTENrS OF THEM IN THE CONTINENTAL CRUST. 2* NE',,' DATA
ON hIGH ANO STABLE CCNTENT OF URNAIUI~ AND~THLVRJUM IN ULTRA fjASIC ROCKS
OF RIFT Zf-J,4E AND MID INDIA,q OCEAN RIDGE ARE OBTAINED. THESE ROCKS CAN
BE IDENTIFIED WITH RGLKS OF THE UPPER mANTLE ON THE~. 3ASIS OF DATA ON
THEIR STkUCTURAL POSITIUN. 3. WE CAN SQLVE SYSTEW OF EQUArioN Q sueo
EQUALS- K SUBI PLUS X M SU81 0 SUBK. EQUALS K SUB2 PLUX X M SU82 WHERE Q
SUBO EC;UALS 0 SU,3K AVERAGE VALUES OF TERRESTRIAL HEAT FLOW ON CON T I NENTS
AND OCEANS; K SUBI AND K SUB2, M:SUBI AND M; SUbZ GENERATtUN OF HEAT IN
-41) CCNTIN'i:NTAL CRUST -A
..OCEANIC Al L4 M- IND MANTLE (M); X PEPTH OF
DIFFEkENTIATION OF MANTLE. IN RESULT OF~~,SUCH SOLUTIUN, wE odrAIN DEPTH
;-:,0FlOwEP 6CUNDARY OF DIF~ERENTIATED~MANTLE ABOUT 190'.KM.
FACILITY: INSTITUTE GF GEUCHEMISTRYi USSR ACADEMY-OF SCIFNCES, MOScOW,
u's s R FACILITY: INSTITUTE.OF OCEANOLOGY, USS',R AC4DEHY OF
SCIENCEst PcSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

i,~SUBJECT'AREAS-_EARTH SCIENCES BAND PH Y
~ITOPIC'TAGS-LITHOSPHERE, EARTH CRUST, UPPER MANTLE, ROTATION, OCEAN
_Z~ ~,BOTTOMt SEA FLOOR? CONTINENTAL-dRIFT,IOCEAN
~CQNTROL MARKING--NO RESTR ICTIONS:
~.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE
D
:-PROXY REEL/FRAME-1993/1142 STEP NO--UR/9003/7,)/000/00i)/O(JO4/0004
C IRC ACC ESS !ON NO--AN0113891
UNCLASS I F TED

'015
2/3 UNC-L, SI F Eg PRDCESSING DATE--160CT70
~.CIRC ACCESSION NO-AN011.3891
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. MANY SCIENTISTS HAVE CONCLUDED
THAT A NEW CRUST IS FORMED IN A~RIFT ZONE ANU THEN DEVELOPS TO EITHER
-SIDE AND DISPLACES CONTINENTAL MASSES:OR WEDGES BENEATH THEM. THE
MECHANISM OF THIS PROCESS IS STILL NOTZLEAR. SOME VISUALIZE ir IN TH~::
FORM OF TWO GIGANTIC CONVEYER BELTS WHICH MOVE FRbM TH;E RIFT ZO%%'ES IN
THE DIRECTION OF THE CONTINENTSAND CARRY ALONG THE OCEAN FLOOR WITH ITS
BOTTOM DEPOSITS. OTHERS BELIEV IE THAT,'GIANT SLABS OF THE LITHOSPHERE ARE
MOVED. . THIS INCLUDES NOT ONLY THE CRUST* BUT ALSIJ THE. UPPER MANTLE AND
THESE ARE ROTATED RELATIVE TO SO-ME POLES. STILL,0THERS FEEL THAT THE
DISPLACEMENT DF THE LITHOSPHERIC.:SLABS OCCURS UNDfk THE PRESSUkF_ OF
MASSES OF DEEP MATTER WHICH PENETRATE INTO THE UPPER LAYERS IN A RIFT
ZONE. THERE ARE SOME WHO VISUALIZE THE MOVEMENT OF LfTHOSPHERIC SLABS
AS RIDING 01M THE.BACK OF FLOWS OF MATTER MOVING IN THE EARTHS DEEPER
LAYERS, ESTIMATES OF THE RATES OF MOVEMENT OF THr:SE SLABS IN RIFT ZONES
VARY. MOST SUPPORTERS OF THE HYPOTHESIS OF EXPANSION OF THE OCEAN FLOOR
.ESTIMATE THIS RATE AT 1-4 CM PER YEAR. THFY.FEEL THAT THE RESULTS OF
STIMATE. 14HY THE HYPOTHESISIS OF
OCEANIC DRILLING CONFIRM THIS ES THAT IS
'EXPANSION AND CONTINENTAL DRIFT HAS AGAIN BECOME 50 POPULAR- HOWEVER,
MORE CAREFUL OEOLOGIGAL AND GEOPHYSICAL,114VESTIGA:TIONjS SUGGEST THAT THE
STRUCTURE OF OCEAN REGIONS 15 rONSIOERABLV MORE CJMP(.,-X THAN THIS
IDEALIZED MODEL. ACCORDINGLY, THE ORIGIN OF OCEANIC OEPRESSID,%45 WAS
ALSO MORE COMPLEX. SOVIET ~EXPEDITIORS WOAKING IN THE INDIAN AND
ATLANIIC OCEANS DURING RECENT YEARS HAVE SHED MUCH LIGHT ON THIS
PROBLEM.

3/3 015 !~.]UNC`,LASSI FIED OROCESS I NG DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION' NO-- AN011389_1_1_''~'
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--!T HAS BEEN NECESSARY TO DISCARD THE HYPOTHESIS OF
FORMATION OF A NEW CRUST DUEJO.THE OUTPOURINGS.Or- BASALTIC L~VAS IN
RIFT-FISSURES. COMPUTATIONS.SHOWJHAT THE 01AGNEUICALLY DISTURBING
BODIES-CREATING MAGNETIC ANOI~ALJES` IN ROCKS Do NOT LIE AT THE SURkCE,
BUT THREE OR FOUR KILCMETERS BELOW IT& 'IT-CAN-BE POSiTULATED THAT THE
NEW FORMATION OF THE CRUST IN-A.R-IFTl*ZONE-.DOES NOT OCCUR IN A NARROW
FISSURES BUT IN A RATHER BROAD:,-BAND OF ABOUT 1004-150 01. THE MOTION OF:
THE NEW CRUST TO ONE SIDE OR THE'OTHER GCCURS MORE SLOWLY THAN 15
ESTIMATED ON THE BASIS OF THE'ArjE OF;THE SEDIMENTS CCVERING THE BASALT
FLOWS. SCIENTISTS HAVE DISCOVERED THAT THE 1410-OCEANIC RIDGES DIFFER
SUBSTANTIALLY 'L,N' STRUCTURE FROM. THE APJACENT~ PARTS 01F ~ THE OCEAN FLOOR.
IT. AN.,BE -SUhUMISED THAf THE :_ORIGJN:0Fl THE PARTS 11F THE OCEAN FLOOR
NELGHBORING GN THE MIDUCEANIC:RIDGES JS ASSOCIATE0 WITH SOME OTHER
PROCESSES THAN NE14 FORMATION OF'THE CRUST IN RIFT ZONES AND ITS
SUBSEQU CUT OUTWARD EXPANSION. :. SOME PARTS OF THE FLOOR EVIDENTLY ARE
VERY ANCEENTt WHEREAS OTHERS-ARE-~REL.ArEVELX RECENFIN ORIGM FORMING AS
-A RESULT UF THE COLLAPSE ANO~SUBMERGENCE OF THE CONTINENTAL MARGINS.
FORMATION OF OCEAN BASINS IS TNtREFORE.A RESULT OF A COMPLEX PROCESS
COMB.INING FORMATION OF A NEW~ CRUST -IN-AtIF.T ZONES, AND SUBSIOENCE OF THCE
CQNTINENTALzMAkGINS*
UNCLASSIFIED

7
YR
ATC1 9
GEOPH, 'ABJ
274,~246 riftovoy ion [On the stru,.ture
e rot zone o the Indisa Ocean]: Akzd. Nauk SSSR Dok-lad). V. IS5,
no. 4. p..921 9-14. illus., 1969.
Accordin.- to geornorphic, geophysical. and petro.graphic d;it'a obtained by 01C )9
rc.,carch vei~cls "Vit),jz*" and in the Indian Ocean,
the formaLion of 'he specaul mosaic strilcturc or thc crust of oceanic rift bones
and the coniposiiion of the rocks.constiluting the 1,1();.-k,, of the nw~~aic ar! the
result of a combinatioil of three global promises- iu-Mat multing, Icadinz to
d;fferentiation of prirnjry meteoritic matter in:,,.) the haia4 a'id gabbro of oixanic
Crust: lnt~n%ivc ascent of upper MantIc mullcr into ih,. &,,:n, sc~;ied axial parts
.)f mid occam ridre-i: and de-assing or the mant.1c. L pwi:eis amplified b~y tectonic
s!rc~cxs. the F0mution of abvsial faul's, and d"Ienmlic:ajuri of The rift
011C PS a fCgion or 'Ictive for-Inatiol)'Of a ~Ilecial Np,: of m.,st, generated ondur
he.dirccz infloence of thc:upper miantle.., Rift ;torcs ar,- it spozial type of t(rcionic
icriort. -a% ;mpooant
as gCosynclirms in the evotul-I-in of the Farth',., shell.
DcdcniMcation ol' upper mantle rcick's from 3.1 io 16-2.7, g per cm' accorril.;mie-,
d2,3 35

S.
48 GEOP Sl~ 'ABST. 11/69
R P 9 0520 06,3e)
274-439 Sagalevich. A. NI.- ~u-rokfitlrt.. W Shehhymr.~
Seysmiclicskoye prefilirovaniye dna Chcrnogo movya [Scismic profilinz of the 57- -
B Vack Sea noor): Akad. Nauk SSISR Vq:stnik. no. 3. p. 36 39,illus., 1969.
ihe scdimentary layer on the Black Sea noor wa5 investigated in the summer
of 1968 by seismic profiling. The results show that the continental shelf is
overlain by unconsolidated sediments dipping gently sea%%ard. On the continental
slope (he thickness of the sedimentary layer is variable. conlrollcd by the irregular
surface of the underlying dens4r rocks. A fault flexure iind a gentle anticlinal
fold are recognized. The aby~sil plain is covered with pi"fically horizontal
sediments. at least 606-700 m thirk. : The age or, the sediments 'is Quaternary
and Neogene, and the structures an the conlinental slope arc presumably
Alpine.-D.B.V-
9xia 9 0489

L
93 VAf
(Abstract: "Stri~cture of the F-ift Zone in the Indian Ocean an4
I
~n the World System of Rifts,"-by A. P. VinoRiLd-021 G B 4a4jj&y. I.. V
D=dtrIYev V. F- Kan4V~V, Yu. P. Nep pchnov. 6. N. Petro r2ll! L. N. Rytunov
"d L. !- Kagan. Institute of GeochemistKy. and Ana;~ltica I hemistry'and_:_
institute of Oceano m auk SSSR, Ser ya
.logy; 1`10scowj IzVeStiya Akade N
Geologicheskaya, No. 10,~ 1969~ 00. : 37~7)
structure of the Rift Zone in the Indian Ocean
Soviet investigations of the relief of the rift zone in the Tndian
Ocean were made during 1964-1967 in a dense network of Stations and pro-
files. Detailed maps czf submarine relief now show that the axial zonre of
the mid-oceanic ridges in the LIndian Oc-ean,are cut.by narrow and deep rift
canyons which are usually arranged at an angle to the axis of the ridge or
in echelons. The width of the canyons.is only 3-10 hn; the depth relative
to the crests of-adJacent mountain ridges is from 1 to 3 km. and the length
Is several tens of kilometers. The slope steepness tn the, canyons is up
:c 30' . Tocaily the canyon bcttams are,leve-1. but mare frequently they
not. These canyons do not form a continuous rift valley along ~he
axisof the ridge. The role of transveise iaults is:not so great as

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Heezhn, Tharp and Fisher contend. Deep seismic souniling -was' caxried out,
taking into account the orientation oUelementary structures in the rift
zone: along the bottom of the rift canyons and along; the crests of the
rift ridges. The bottom of the rift cAnyons Iis covered by either a very
thin layer of unconsolidated sedimants'o 'r the latter are completely ab-
sent, consisting of rock with seismic wave velocitief-, of 4.5-5.5 kin/sac,
rorming a layer with a thJckness of about 2 kin. Underneath there are
rocks with wave velocities of 7.0-7.5 km/sec, underlatin at a depth of
13-16 km bv a discontinuity with seismic wave velocities of about 9.0
km/sec. The discontinuity with velocities of 7.0-7.5 km/sec is identified
with the Mohorovicic discontinuity. The surface outcropping of mantle
rocks found ir. the r'-ft.zone indicates that.this identffication is correct.
If it is ir, facr- correr--t, the Mcho in the rl-ft zone il.tl coav-4derably up-
liftad In comparicon wiLh its position undaz the surrounding ocean bed
(by approximately 3 km). The rift blocks bridge_-) surra=ding the canyons
are covered by a thim or discontinuous co ver of sedirnet-its and consist-, of
rocks with seismic oave velocities chan&ing with. transition, from block to
blDck. in scrie,cases 6.0 km/sea And in .others 5.0 Wizec. ~In all cases
they are uaderla~_n by rocks of the "basaic" layer with; velocities 6.7
kin/sec. Continuous salsmic profilirg byi the ;reflected vaves nethod along
a profile from the Seychalies to the Chagos Islands rEt,ealed a r2arked
decrease in thicknesses of' the sedimenta Iry cover from 500-800 to 200-100
:1:9&4 4

jIFM
ITT, I'll,
V
A20019511
layers an the f loo raf the Somali
a with transition from the horizontal:
Deep to che complex ridge structures with discontinuous ler-ses of sediments
in the canyons of the mid-oceanic rid&e. Tne--a is iL remzirlkable dif-ference
An composition of the sedL7,%entsz. an the botton of the c~anyons in the rift
zone there :Is a predominance of,sedimellt$ w ch a cons iderab le. content of
weathered products of ulzraibasi- magni6ic rocks, whevreas In the rift ridges
there are biogenous foraminiferous siits~ A disseqt.ed ma8ne:ic field is
observed over the mid-oceanic ridge In the Indian Ocean. The anomalies
accain 300-650 ga=as with a period from 16 to 20 km. The
depth of the
u?per surfaces of magnetically: disturbing bodies is d.05p to the depc~ns
of the ocean, chat is, most of the magnetic bodiet~ Lie close to the boccom
surface. The horizontal dimensions of,maozetic bodies are commensurable
with the di-mensions of individual rif t ridges. Xeasuremen.ts of the heat
ux made it possible to alues,,obviously as-
detect a great scatter of v,
sociated with the block tectow",cs ;;if the rift ridges, The, lowest heat-
fluxes (abo~m 0.8 T,~~Caj/cr.,.SeC2~ were observed oa t~e bottoir. of the rif
canyons, whereas normal (1.3 mCal/cm-sec-2):and high~values. (3.5 mcallem-
sec2) are associated with different ritt,ridges. Bottom saismographs were
used in seismicity studies; about 100 earthquakes per:day %here regiscered
with energies from lo3 t:o 106 J. This is comparable to chu most seismically
active zones on the earth. This 25-page_~,artLcle, rich ir, maps -and tables,
is probably the most thorough and up-to-date cor-per-diu-n of detailed infor-
=atica yet published o-a Soviet studies of zhe.indian Ocear. rift zone.
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dE0j1j4YSTCjZ
SOVIET-JAPANESE cnLLABORAT inN IN MARINE
C. B. Bf, R

Pages 93-1716 VestnLk NI'luk SSSR,
Vol 39, No 5, Maj 11969
At -3 mect ing of the t tee. for thei [riternatinna I
Upper Mantle of the Earth and Tzs Influence On the DevL-Icptiient die Earch's
CruLt", convoked in Tokyo on tho occasioa of:che lith PacHic oce-a") Scien-
ss held there (Soptember 1966), Soviet scientit~Vs 1rtroduced a
tific CnngrL
prop~osal regarding organizatinn if Sov'iet:..Japariese col],)borocioti in T-.,.arine
geophysics.; The basis of the prcpnsal was the Idea of -,;Yilting Lh(a efforts
t: i j, -;s ac
of the genphysic Ists of the tvo cnuntries in , conducting i jv,,,~L -I 3t ir~r -
cnrdi!ig to the upper mntlf~., projecz in rhe northwestern par! )f --he Pacific
Ocean, especially in the 'Cransitional. z,r>ne from the Asia,, Ln t1iric.,
bad rf the Pacif 1c Ocean. Diac 4.tte- i
a.was suipprted by Jap!inesL~ aillca,,u~-s.

ti. L, U -11, L. 1_-~
IWOO12573
ff orts for n1ore
,%n agreement was achievet', that only c omb i n e, dc-
study of' Lhe nortilwastern margi,n of the Pacific Ocean sh ou I d'ric! included ;n
the task of cnllaboratinn, but also mutual'assistance in.the i-.m,-)-,ovcmenE: r~lr
ways.and means of investigation by the exchange of CXper~.Cnee. -It: was p-.r)-
'posed-to organize exchange of sci,Ocists f6r participation in the work of
the-twn countries.
At the same time Soviet:' specialist's were sanz to jap-,)n and tnok ;,nrt
-in the work n-A Japanese geopjjysjcj~vts. In accordince with the nnt;-nnal ;~rn_
gram of invostigati()ns on the upper manti Ieproject, co-Wo-,kers 0 f L *-I C: A',-. f; C i
oof Study of Earthquake.- of Tokyo. UnlVerslty, -the Scientific
Museum, and linkkaidn University condUCced at; che, ISU10 t6nic:' deop seis-_;c
Ing-on.a profile across the Island of Hokkaido and on a,numbc.-.- ol pro-~Ios
acrn5ls the Japanese nnd Kurilp~K41NICIIALka abyssrj trench, in ri%e r r-, g - o:-, 0
A
ct7kntaQt_ of the Japaneso and Kurille-Kairichatks, i-t-land aec!; ea5z or Sz,.-jgar
Strait.
ophysical expeditAan i r. Auaust IeD68 was
The work of the Japanese 9a
accomplished at sea on the vessels. 'TuMi -Xa.rul' . snd~ "Kofu-Maru".

JVOG12573
Soviet V. N. K-vy I in (Itiscituce ol~ nc-::ilaalo'~y
ShIrs*-nv r)L-~ the AS USSR) nlhd 6. K. Lnssovskiy iIInszitut:--- rif
73
the AS ""'rainian SSR pcirtic: --rvat:irms of ground
K~e
srat;nris on the Island of Hokkaido, and -A. :F. Beresnev aid i-*,.~i-.-.S6;-,.-Il~-.x,;~z:,~
(I I --z iC! of: OC Insy imen i P - p . sh uSSR in an
the continumus seismic prof iling on the on
'.7-umi-.Maru" were led on the whole b S. Asano ~Iistiti.;ze t"-Io Szudy off
E'arthqua!'Zos-nz- TO".yo University), and the continuous scismic pro`ilin- by 1:
Fot:c.-(Cj~pphysical Institute of Hokkaido U.,tiversity), Solv.iet scientist:~ 0,;-
UnIned zhe possibility nf becor.11-ag ocquaint,~d wl-,Ih uie met:,-,ods~o'
r
rinn5 and of conduccing observation us ing original
ii, F

USSR UDC: 533.652/.661-013
UDILOV, V. V.
"Stabilizing the Coordinates of A Flexib**e Aircraft Flying in a
Turbulent
Tr. 3--co Vses. soveshchaniya Do teorii- invarilM-tncsti i ~reye nri-
meneniyu v sistzma-z-h ~oitomat. unz-. :T_.__2. C'rimcinenilre invariantn.
--vtomat. upr. k;.IorI,,s of th,~! Third -.hll-ijnion ."onl"er'-nce on th~~ The-
ory , of, Invariance and Its Application to Awtomatic Control Systems)
~`auka," 1970, po 227
I-Ioscow, .,Ld -251 ~(from RZh-- ekharika, Lo. 8, Aug
70, Abstract iio. 8B461)
Translation: The problem is considered of automatically controllin-,-
aircraft altitude and pitch angle. in the "duck" system. '.'he air-
cra.L
ft dynamics is described by a,system of lint'ar difft-r~;ntial
equations with ocnstz:nt cocffic_i_--,nts: three eatiat-ions of rnoticn of
thu center of j-ravity and rotation olf the aircvaft cts a solid body
J I
and a com-biriati---n of -_,quations f"or th.,r_~ flexibie~ oscilla tions ol' an
elastic fuselaEa in the Dlane.of longitudinal symmetry. it is as-
sumed that the autopilot acts.on the flaps in~c~hanging the pitch
1/2

TMSR
UDILOVIIS... V.,.. Tr. 3-go Vses. noveshchamiya tleo-ii irvari;!mtnostl i Zevee
_-niyu v sist a rzxx~ it -upr. T-2. Prineneniye ~invariamtn. avtomat.
prim emakh avt
upr, 1970, pp 227-231
and attack anales, the &eneralized coordinatles char;ac'terizizv~ tl.,,-:?
U
bending oscillations of the fusel_-ge, andIthe nose--4,.antrollirig
surface, as well as in. changing ti eislope of tle tra4ectory. By
U J
excluding two variables from the system of equations for the
closed aircra-ifft-autopilot system (tl~e deviatIoni anf~-les olf both
controlling surfaces) the conditions are fouii(I ffor the invariance
of the trajectory and pitch.deviation anKles rv-!-.~.tive to the ex-
ternal turbulence -- the increase ia the attack angle under the
action of the wind velocity vertical component. The absolute in-
variance can be attained when the controi charuiels for each guid-
ance system setting the.attack angle,and the gOnera-tized coordi-
mates are inertialess. Biblio6yaphy 01, four. V. S. Aronin.
2/2

Agriculture
USS R
UD=ISV7 P. S., director of the Central Forecast 1--A)mitory, Ministry of
-;ir ~Crt-mn
"Forecast for 1973"
!,'~os~--ev Y Za--nchita I'IasteniY, NO 1, 1911) P"0
P:. 1.46
Abstract: The cold, sno-w-Poor m-inter of 1972 has liad ba d effects on winter
-,,fneat and rye as -veil as fruit trees and berr-j, bushes. :The e--4cceptionally dry
s=--er Ims cur~'bed the a----ead ot' graln rust but promoted 'orolifFeratiorn of the
meadow butterfly. On the ~,Ahoie, however, the agricultural sit-dation is !.--P--o,,r-
ir-3 azz -- "-Sallb of proper uhumieal treatimnt applied aricl. other c~grarian il~eaGures
taken in the past. In 1973, chemicals ngainst crop T.*-LStS aDC% diseases imu to
bt-- a7~ulled on a-bout 67 mfl I ion hectares. . Some M,, of the total work will con-
Cer.-A cmi~~atir-z ga-U-1--rs, ---rine rodents, butterflies, mites, rd bugs. Treat-
r---nt agga-inst the goupher allona ;bill be perfornaed on sictn.~ ~3 rj.1ji-an ha, and about
5 -i I I ion ha -wil I be 'Ureated ELSainst grain pests. Comrnrcial croplsy SUCn as
sugar beets, cott-on, flax: ar~~ tobacco are 1more en&.-nge:t-ed than in the paut
and therefore need more attention. Because of :mssive C~mtion of the
proll. L
Colorado bettle in the past stumrer, a large area of jjot;'3to fields will have to
be -treated chemically. About 1.4 milliot, ha will be trinted itgminist ve..-.~Vtablc
diseases and tarasites.

#etfiiatic
VDC 532.516
USSR
ISEPILEVICH, V. G. , UDLER E, I. ,MIS11dMIKO, J,. A.
"Hydrodynamic Boundary Layer at an Enclosed Oscillatjr,_~~ Plane"
Sb. Pauch. tr. Tomsk. inzh.-stroit. in-t (Collection OF Scientific Works of
1971, Vol. 17' pp 116-1
Tomsk Structural Engineering Institute), 24 (from
RM-Mekhanlka, No 3, Marr 72,;Abstract lie 3B673)
Translation: The second Stokes problem on the motion of a viscous liquid close
to-an unbowided plane wall end making rectilinear haivoitic oscillations, in its
plane is ext-ended to the case when another planewall makes harmonic oscilla-
tionr, of a different frequency than am itude not coiTicidingi in phase in a
pl~
parallel plane at a certain distance. The ~,--obttlon of 1:hv equa-
-or a layer of: viscous liquid betwden -ie ob t5 ig plane vialls is
.tion f tl cill-j .1
sought by the rourier iiiethod. It is shown that the presence of a parallel plane
surroundin- the flow does not change the phase shift in corm-parisorl with the case
of an unencla-sed however the velocity attenuates across the cross section
more intensively, especially when the parallel plane walls oscillate in counter-
phase.- Ya. S. Khodcrkovskiy..*

UNCLASSIFIFD
GHLUPS 11% PATILNT5 SUFfi.'U~NG FROM hl1l3GTHYR(Ji!)ISM -U-
ALTHOR-10 V.14 LIKHOODY
CCU,vT.RY L; FIN FU--U S SR
~,SCU-CE--Pk--'E L ENOCKRINU lt)(1):, LZ-141, :1970
L) AT E, FU -3 LT S 1: E'Ll -------- 70
S U d J E.TA i CC ~~;4 .5-610LUACAL Aflif) MEDICAL SCIE.NGES
-TL -0 SERUM,
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212 c ll~ 6114f, LASS I F f ED PPDC;-:SSlPlG DATE--20NOV70
-,AL'lJEATRACT--(U) GP-0-
1 -6 S TJ- ABSTRACT. THE A'iPE'ii).G',',ETRlL T ITRAl PAN METHOD
A
WAS kwPLILb T-:-. EX,,iMl!,,4-rlf-j'.';Gi: THE CGNCENTRAMjiN -LF P11.0TEIN TW6L GROUPS
I N rHE oLCL.-' SERUM DF 29 PiITIL-NTS SUFFER 11N'G~ FROM HYPOTHY80100,11S. THE
NTENT ('IF Fk~:E SULFf,,YuPYL 1; R Ol U, P S I NTHE BLOCO E R UM ,A` L L E V,L"; T E L) ( B Y
3&.3PL-hCE.*,J i~-.N THE AVExAGEf IN COMPAMSUN !,Pi.ITH lfl:-:ALT~~IY INDIVIDUALS. THE
RISE .1% Tt-.i-:- CCl,4*GEl%-TRATlUJ OF, SULFfiYDPYL GRUUPS P~ii-jfll-RfIONAL TO THE
SEVI-k I TY GF* HYPG THY R G I -,) I 5M. FACIL(rv., Bicjuiui.,
T 5 E L I ~N6A 1) P,ED. INST., TSELINOGkAD, ~USSR.

p 5. DAT---27N0V"0
1/2 035 UNCL A S S I F I 1~,O f OCES~ IN
:TI.TLE--COLLOIDAL COLOR CENTEPS IN WTASSIUM CHLORID~, POTIISSIUm
AND PO.TASSIU!4 IODIDE CRYSIALS -U-.
AUTHOR"(0ZI-RADCHENKOt I.S., UDOD:, V.Vv
COU4TRY OF INFO_-USSR
TVERD. TELA 1970, 12(5) 1511--~14
~D ATE, PU3LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--r-HEMISTRY, PHYSICS
..TOPIC TAGS-owric PROPERTY, A11,50KII'l 10 61 SPICTRIPIr CAVSI'At. !;TR0(,TlJRF.,
MATHGMIATIC EXPRESSION, COLLOID, POTASSI:UM BRGMIUl; POTASSIUM CHLORIDE,
POTASSIUM IODIDE, ELECTRON STRUCTURE, :ELECTROMAG~NUIC RADIATION
C CIL,, T R 0 L;AARK 1 N-N RESTRICTIONS
G 40
DOCUMENT CLASS---UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAHE-3003/0160 STEP NO--IJR/OL81/70/OL2/005/1511/L514
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129416
lt tL - ----------

2/2 035 'UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ZTNOV70
CIRC ACCESS!ON NO-AP0129416
A3STRACTfEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PROCESS WAS INVESTIGATED OF
PHOTOGHEM. TRANSFORMATIO,"I OF F CEIPITERS~INTO LAIRIGER AGGREGATES OF THE X
CENTER TYPE. BY USING THE- MiE FOR-MULAN CALCN. WAS 14AUE OF THE COEFFS.
OF WEAKENING (K SU60), SCATTERING (K SUBP), AND 'A!3S9RPTIGll (K SaA) OF
RECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION BY SOME ALKALI HALIDE CRYSTALS CONIT6. K IN THE
COLLOIDAL STATE. IN THE CALCIN. OF THE ASUVE COE~:FS.q DIFFUSE REFLECTION
NSIDERED OF CONDUCTION ELECTRONS~ON THE COL4.01D PARTICLE CRYSTAL
WAS COr
BOUNbARY AND THE PRESENCE *OF TAR14 LEVELS. FOR Tll~ SYSTEM e.CL,K, A
DETAILED COP-1PARISON WAS MADE OF THE CALCD.. CURVE~S-K SUBO WITH THE EXPTL.
VALUES. MAX. ON THE CALCD. CURVES COINCIDE WITH THOSE OBSD. 14HEN THE
RATIO OF THE NO, OF FREE ELECTRONS PER UNIT VrJL. of: cbLLC)10 PAIirICLL:: TO
THE -NG.. OF FREE ELECTRONS. PER UN IT VOL . i I.LF MASSI V,,,: K I:S SIMILAR TO 0.93.
FACILITY: KRIVOROZH. GOS* PEDAGOG. TNST,.j KRfVOI ROG, USS.R.

112 on UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
~-ABSORPTION SPECTRA AND STIZE OF COLLODAL CEN*lIERS~IN SODIU14 AND
's"poilkSIUM C14LORIDE CRYSTALS. -U-~
"AUTHOR-(05)-SHVARTSt K., EKMANIS'.yU.Avp UDODv V.V., LYUSHINA, AvF.q
:TILtKS, YU.YE.
--USSR
.-COUNTRY OF INFO
:~_-SOURCE-F[Z. TVERD. TELA 1970, 1244) 81.,Y-84
GATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
.-~'-SWAJECT AREAS--PHYSICS9 ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS~-AiiSGRPTION SPECTRUMv SODIUM CHLORIDEt POTASS[Uslt CHLORIDE,
OPTIC PROPERTYr CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
t~~i-~GZWRIX MARKING-NO RESTR ICTIONS
DOCUMENT, CLA~S.--UNCLASSIFIE'o
.'~~PPOXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0580 STE, PNo-~--UR/016)/170/01~/003/0671)/03AJ4
,7CIRC ACCESSION t-40--AP0105563
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
-_C'fRC ACCESSION NO-AP01105563
zA8STPAlCT/EXTRACT--(U) GP--O- ABSTRACT. COLLOIDAL CENTERS WERE
INVESTIGATED IN ELECTROLYTICALLY COLORED NACL AND:I(CL CRYSTALS WITH THE
APPLICATION OF OPTICAL, ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC, AND CHEM. METHODS.
COMPARSION OF THE EXPTL. ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF COLLOIDAL PARTICLES WLTH
THOSE CALCO. BY THE MIE T14EORY WITH THE ACCOUNT 01: EXPTL. DISTRIBUTION
OF THE PARTICLES OVER DIMENSIONS:FOR NACL.AND KCL' CRYSTALS GAVE A GOOD
COINCIDENCE.. THIS IS A DIRECT PROOF OF IHE VALIDITY OF THE MIE THEORY
FOR THE DESCRIPTION OF OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF.COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN
IONIC CRYSTALS* THE COLLOIDAL CE~JTERS WITH RADIUS GREATER THAN 600
ANGSTROM ARE REPRESENTED WEAKLY IN THE~~OPTICAL SPECTRUMt THOUGH SUCH
PARTICLES I-N ELFCTRON MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION WERE GBSD. IN ALL
-CRYSTALS,
-COLLOIDAL PARTICLES ARE QUITE UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED OVER THE
:CRYSTALt A NO MOR E S*G I N NA C L THAW I NK Cl C RYSITA L 5.'

USSR
MEDVEDEV, V. F., UDODOV, A.; G.
"Measurement of Flow Rates of Gas-Liquid Mixtures by Standard Diaphraams"
Tr. Metrol. In-tov SSSR [Works of Metrojogy Institutes, US~R] , 1972,
No 135 (195), pp 93-97, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metrologiya.
i lzmeritellnaya Tekhnika, 1972, No 5, Abstract No 5.32.730).
Translation: The flow of air-water mixtures was studied through standard
diaphragms with various moduli in the'interval of Reynolds numbers Re
4 5
10 _10 throughout the entire range of change of gas content of the mix-
ture. it was found that the dependenc.e.of flow factor on Re number is
manifested more strongly, the bxwer Re, the flow factor increasing with
decreasing Re. As Re increases, this dependence becomes less clear, and
with sufficiently high Re, the flow factor can be considered constant.
The influence of diaphragm modulus and volumetric content of gas with the
rdxture on flow factor is demonstrated. 3 Figures; 3 Biblio. Refs.

A
SKSANDROV, V. I VOROWK0, Y.U. K., 10MUENICH V. G., 031K0, V. V.,
M
and
PROKHOROV, A. M., Academician, TA.TaINT,9r.-V, V. M., UDOVENMIX V.
- ~Z~
WA~hkw= ~ ,
S=JLGI, G. P~., --rhysics institute ireni F. N. Lebedev, IrPca'demy of
Sciences, Moscow
Itsiectroscopic ProDerties an& Generation'of Rd' in Crystals of ZnG2 and HfO2"
jz
DOklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 199, iio.6,,1971, pp %6-82-1283
Abstract: The spectroscopic properties of Nd3 are known in various crystals
and glasses. 'Materials such as crystald of V A! 0 and silicate glasses
3 .5 12
activated with naod-imium have been videly used in lusexs. Vae authors of this
article first describe the spectroscopic properties and generation of INO+ in
cubic crystals of ZrC~ and HfO2. These mateJ-1als bavc.~a fluorite type
crystal lattice in which the !jd3+ ions rapila',q the tetravalent io;as of
zirconiwn or hafnium. in additio n to the NP the crystals contained Lmpuri-
ties of CaO or 7.0 for the purpose of stabilizing the cubic structure of the
3
ZrC~ and HfC~. The authors describe the experiment and give I figure and 1
table to illustrate the results. The fi 1' graphicall. shous the optical
GUIVe y
s-pectra of RfG~-I;O+ crystals, including the spectrum of absorption, the
1/2
97

USSR UDC.,539.3
MI LINIAN, Yu. V., TREFTLOV, V~ 1.
"Specifics of.the Mechanism of Plastic Deformation of fliobium"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No. 12, Dec pp. 45-50
Abstract: The change in the dislocation 'structure and mechanical properties
of polyc ystalline niobium resulting from plastic deformation and annealing
is studied. The differences in the mechanism of plastic. deformation of
niobium from that of molybdenum and other body centered:~cubic metals in
group VIA are related to the decreased rigi,dity (directivity) of the inter-
atomic bond and the increased value of activity volume V in niob-ium.

USSR uDc 666.3-13-431.47-32-31-28
M04~ N. G IMMIN, V. KH., PRUSIMOVA, L. M.,
BLINN, V. A.,
SOKOLIMSKIY, A. G., ORLOV'V. 11. VYSMKAYA Z. I. and CHEMFISIEV, A. V.
"Glass for Ultrasonic Delay Lines"
USSR Author's Certificate 110 366156, Filed ,-16 Jun 70, Published 16 Jan 73
(from Ctkritiya, Izobreteniyu, 112-omyshlennyye gbraztsy, Tovainyye Znaki, 110 7,
Mr (a) 73, Claim NO 1453164/29-;-33)
Translation: A glass for ultrasonic delay lines, inc1iding Si. 02P ZnOY BaO.,
X20, is distinguished by the fact that, in ordor to obtain otable acouBtic
properties it contains the above compone.ntr. *.Ln the foll.wrin" arlounts, weirht
%: OiQ? -49-65; ZnO 5-25, BaO 10-5-30; K~O 6-25j mild furtIie7:-,in-m 1;b2()3 0-05-3-
I ~IIOM

-USSR
UDC 539.376+532.135
DERKACH, V. F. , UDOVEITKO, S. A.
"On the Possibility of Using the Time Characteristics Method for Solving
ADplied Problems on the Beriding, of Three-Layer Flates.,consio-ering Creep
of the Materials"
Samoletostr. i tekhn. vozd. fl6ta. ReSD.'MeZhVed. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb.
(Aircraft Construction and Engineering of the Air Force. Republic Tnter-
departmental The-matic Scientific-Technical. Collection), 1972., No. 27,
pp 79-85 (from. RZh-Mekhanika,.No,6, Aug 72, Abstract 11c, 8V423)
Translation: An aDvroximation method for calculating tbree-laycr plates on
a~plastio base considerina creep of materials of the laver is discussed frcn.,
assumptions of the theory of aging.. An approximation n*ethod-.based on the
use of time characteristics was proposed, for :solving the proh,:Icn in the
linear formulation. A large, nuinVer of examples are to ovaluate the
effect of the, basic factors on the stress"deforma-tion state of a three-layer
'r th,~ per lavers, t
n1ate. The thicla-iess cZ outer. and in he mzgnitude of the
moduli for instantaneous deformation of t e layers, the magnitude and form
b 1.
of. creep measures and the Poisson coefficients were varied in solving tbe
examples. The change in the a curve with :time obtained by solving the

USSR
DERKACH, V. F., UDOVENKO, S. A., Samoletostr. i-tekhri. vozd. flo-a. Resp.
mezhved. 'temat. nauch. -tekhn . sb . , 1972 1 No. 27, pp ~ 79-8 5

examr-les
can be
of Dractical t
help to builders in select Ln-g on imal solutions
for three-layer plates. 9 rel-, Authors abstract.
2/2

m- -51 M-0
M!,it, ZVIVO I MR-11
110 F.T.Mr, A I -1m; fl,
ON

UDC: 539.22
V 0 ' " `
VINTAYKIN, YE. Z., LIT1,1111, D. F. and V 0 V A Institute of General
I$ M %hnul fte-~
etals Centr Research Institute of
Metallurgy and Physics of M itral c e
Ferrous Metallurgy imeni 1. P. Bardin
"Certain Charasteristic Features of Phase Transformations in Nickel-
Manganese Alloys"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika metallov i metallovedenive
L Vol 33,1 No 1, Jan 72,
pp 77-85 1
Abstract: Neutron diffraction and narrow-angle scattering studies of T)hase
transformation in nickel-manganese alloys are described. The five alloys
involved were of various compositions with 22.7 to 38.at.1% mn at 400-
5350C. All SDecimens exhibited concentrated lamination. The critical
ordering temperature and the comparison of the ordering 'KinetIcs with that
pf lamination of the alloy of a composition close to the stoicbiometry
of Ni3Mn within the testing temperatures suggests the matastOble nature
of the ordered Ni,Mn phase. The transformation of a hardened~solid 3olu-
tion in the process of low-temperature annealing proceeds along two sides,
one conforming to Ll 2-type ordering.and th.e.other -- to the separation of

USSR
VINTAYMN, YLI. Z., et al, Fizika metallov i metallovedcni~~ Vol 33, No 1,
Jan 72, PP TT-85
N13Mn intermetallide. Annealing for ordering produces a complex fine Ni3i
Mn
structure which may explain the rather'uncommon magnetic and oth6r physical
properties of these alloys. The study iInvolved the use of."UNSA" and
"Rawar" neutron diffractometers, (6 illuistrations, 1h bibliographic
references).

USSR UDO 621.892:546.77122:621-793
YLKEP-107 T. P., SENTYU-MIM-A
KUKLOV, G. V., R N
L. N.r and LYUBARSM, 1. 11. lzi-.,~tltute of
Low Torilperaturco Of the Academy. 'of Sciences Ml.rSo"R. Charlicov
"Mlethod for Investigation of Solid Lubrication Coats on
-Base"
M032
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, Vol 39,.No 1, 1973, pp 48-50
he investigation of solid
-Abstract: A method was develoDed.for t.
lubrication coats on MoS2 base (All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of the Petroleum Industry, VNII NT -209, -2129 -213,
.-229, and -230) on 'riction under atmosuheri conditions and
.j ~L C
in deep vacuum at lo-v (-90-:L96 OC) and r-oom temperatures. The
gaseous products separating on friction were -i-nalyzed on the
YISKh-3A mass-spectrometor located ,J,n the vacutun chamber. The

USSR
KMIDV, G. V., et al.# Zavodskaya Laboxato#Yat V01 39, WO It 19731 PP 48-50
longevity of TNII NP -212 coat was found to remain unchanged
in dee-v vacuum at room and low temperatures -and its friction
process is :acco=mied by separation of the same masses as at
'+25 OC. On --Friction of theNIIIII ITP -212 coat with carbamide
resin, close mass-spectrogranis at:lol.:r and roo-m ten-Deratures
resulted, Two figures, one table, six bibliogTaphic-references.

620.178.16:660.973
USSR
PRESNYAKOVA, G. N., LYUBARSKIY, 1. M., 'YAK-
MAR
HINA, YE. I., CHERINYAK, S 'S., Physido Technical institute of
Low Temperatures, Academy of-Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Friction and Wear at Low Temperatures"
Moscow, Metallove-deniye i,Termichdskaya Obrabotka Metallov,
No 3, 1971, pp 9-12
Abstract: The friction and wear of Gi3L steel with respect to
40Kh steel were investigated.in a high 0vacuum (5*10-7 mm Hg) and
in air at room temperature and at -190 C. Low-temDerature
vacuum manipulators made it possibl,e.to cool the sa'mples to
cryogenic temperatures, create normal loading, and transmit data
to a measuring system outside.the~chatnber. It. was~found that
in the presence of friction in air.and in a vacuum, low tempera-
tures had no effect on wear for the'indenters (steel GUL). For
a ring (steel 40Xh), lowering Ithe temperature in t4e atmosphere
does not change the wear, but lowering the temperature with
friction in a vacuum increaser, the:wear sharply. 'Xiie friction
coefficient increases on lowering the test temperature in a
vacuum; when testing in air,.it is:,less than in a vacuum and is
1/2

~ , i-i i I
i ~ ~ ; ;, ! i '- , i, ~ , , - ;. .. i ,

4nd r Mativh
USSR U C 669.36
SSINMR-IC-DIA, L. N., LYUBAMMY, 1. 0AILOV, Cy. V., UDO'VUULQ V
-Institutei0
RVBTSOVA, Z.,S., Phys-ico-Technical f Low Tezvpar enly of
Sciences, U~xainian SSR, Khartkov
"Study of the Efficiency and kritifrictiona 1:' Propert i.e s of Hard LuoricaLi_116,
Coatings in Atmospheric Conditions and in High Vacuum With Siriu.1tanoous Study
of Gas Composition",
Kiev, Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Mekhanika Materialov, Vol 6, ,Ic. 4, L97O, pp 21-25
Abstract: Solid lubricants synthesized from Mfo52 and various J'ilri-forwdn~l agonts
were studied in atmosphoric conditions and-in high vacumi. It was ahown that the
efficiency of antifrictional properties of these matarLils dr-pands Lo a liirL~E!
degree on aL- humidity and the depth of vaouum. The life exp;ctancy of triese
coatings; both im air and in vacu= deponda on thoir chordleal corlipo-uLioll.
Coatings with organic filn foridmg agents, -- urea-formaldohyde and 'Upoxy resins
--performed for the longest period in air and in vacuum. Less durable were coat-
ings from silicon-organic polymers, while coatings with inorganic binder were
found to be wre efficierit in vacu=. than under atmospheric condition3. The
position of the gas evolving during the frictio'n also dep ends on~ the chemical com-
position of the film-forming agents.~

~' : I . i 41 F I ~ a 1 '66 1 1 1 . 1. ; ~ ~ -.

*
ACC.~ N
AN
5909--,' - ., . stract n&
code- -
Tr,_i.~:;OROSPA AB~T.

'JV
thb~ effidetiticy- oCAhe VNII
W-2113 Solid bxbrilitatl
~nq

r, NP-2131. a. v Kul~ikn'. L. 14.
V~
=
Sentiurikhina, 11M.Llubarskii. and V_ Udovenko (Viimoiuznyi
Nauchno-Issledovatel'skii ~ lnstitutl~ forn 'h annotsti,

Moscow, :USS Akademiia.Nauk
Ukn
nicheskii Insfilvt* NizkikW Tempe4rur.'Kharkovi' Uk-rairijall SSR).
Khimiia i Takhnofogiij )ropfivjMas#/,~~oj 15, no: 3 1970 '49-53
12 rek n ussian.
- Experimental , investigation of! the"! ser4ice life and 'frictidin
coefficient of a solid Jubn
cating colitIng (not further spedified, 6tot
.
appearing to contain moloxfanum dioulfide and silictitij. as b function
of the load, slidingrWp. a vac I e performed with
vum; evel. Tes: wer
a film (20 microns) deposittid on the surfaces of a sliding contact at a
pre=r-- of 2 atm The affici oi, the coating'at high.terriperatures
ency
in air- was also suAiad_ It is foundAhat the friction: coefficiem
decream with Increasing load b6* isi~&V and: humid air and in
VaCULJm. At high'sliding rates, and high loads, the. tompitwure and
fri.-tion coefficient increassiand ft samide life deeseasm Invacuum,
the service life is 14 to 6 fit it a relatluo'humidity of 50 to 7.0 percervt
aW 13 to 14 hr In d(V air. VP.
RE L/F E

Acc. Nr: Abstractinig Service: Ref. Code:
AP0034203- CH Ell~f ICALABST a (31ord
71274q Stabitity of complexes of zinc an d cadmium with
ethancilamizies iii. aqueous solutions. -X4Q1, U1,
~~41
p ".11.1-
P,-tajk
1, N Kiev. oilte,"- zs ~11
2p. veo~?-gKaifrl- 1970"lif ' I I
tion (if Z11(11)" and CdOlINV34ii HOCZILNTI~~jL~, (Jf.OC%ll4)j;N1f
(L'). and (HOC'-114)3N, (L"1 was studied- by'101-potentiometry
in aq. sohm The iiistabillty comt, (pKj) of Vn complext-5 lvtrt
2.62, 2.38, and 2.56 and 61 Cd complms 2.-Yj, and 3.16
for L, L', and L" completes, resp. It ii asmim(d t hat the in-
Vestigated lipwis (':oordizjat6 via 0 al6ng with I lie cootditiatiou
via N, atom, the metal~O bund becomes stronger in the order
of ligand, L < L' L". HMJR
RE.E L F MMr,.
19710
1. 804

TIMOFEYEV, A. V., UDOV.-CIIENKO, S. P., V. V., 511MIDT, A. A.
."Full and Continuous Systems of-Invariants in a Pattcrn Recognition Problem"
Vestn. Leningr. Un-ta [Herald of Leningrad University3, 1972, No 19, pp 143-
144 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract
No 4V700, by the authors)-
Translation: A problem of recognition.of classos of inages which are invariant
relative to groups of transforms is studied. Definitions are presented and
full and continuous systems of invariaiit.~ of the group%of shifts, rotations
and similarity transforms frequently encountered in applied pattern recogni-
tion problems are constructed.

ELE RONICS
&P11fiers
USSR
UDC 621.375.2.029.63
LEONVYEV, N. I., TIMOSHMO, A. P., UDO Yu. K.
"On the Problem of Developing a Power Amplifier Based on Plasma-Beam System!'
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika,.Fol.16, No 7, Jd!. 71, pp 1298-1299
JAbstract: A system based on interaction between aplasma and an electron beam
is.considered. It is shown
-that such a system can be used as the basis for a
er amplifier on frequencies of 1150-1550 MHz. In order to increase the fre-
~pow
quency range of an amplifier based on interaction between amodulated electron
beam and a plasma, the plasma parameters must be changed in such a way that
the system with unmodulated beam has a wide natural emission bandi This can
be achieved by changing the diameter oithe electron beam, the geometry of
the system and the parameters of the plasma. The authors thank V. G.
Moshichenko and N. V. Aleksandrov for making the modulator attachment.

USSR None
LEUNT YEV, IN. I., TINGSHENKO, A. P. and K.
"Nonlinear Stabilization of Beam Disturbances"
:Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy iiTeoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol.
59, No. 9 .1970, pp 649-65)
Abstract: The degree of stabilization of an electron beam and the
electron distribution function in the dynamics of a high-
frequency oscillation attenuation process are inve,3tigated. The
experimental apparatus was described,in an earlier article by the
same authors (ZhTF', 40, 1970, p 942).~ A beam ofeleotrons with an
energy of 10 kev and a current of up to 4 a was introduced into a
plasma chamber 40 cm long and 3.7 cm in diameter in a. uniformly
constant magnetic field intensity of:2500 oersteds. The diameter
of the beam was I cm and the duratimof the current piilse 7.5 ~As-
'T'he plasm-a density, al-lowed-to var7trom zero to'10127cm3, was
measured with two electria:probes and by the cha'rge-space wave
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UDc 621-375-018-756
I' T
OSTA
ARAKCILUIEVA, I. A., DO? L P. YEREVIIN, S. A., MI S I I It,~,V
PE"T ~T. .,T.V-P.CHEV, A. 1. UD0WK,'A--
NKC, G. S PEMOV, L.
"A Differential Anp -.1fier"
PlDscow, Oth-~"
ytiya, Izobrcteniya, From-shlennyye Obza2tsy, Tovarnyye Zt,,,-~11-111
No h, Feb 72-, Author's Certificate No 3206704, Division H, filed 19 Jan 'k-'O,
piiblished 19 Jan 72, p 208
Transletion~ Thin Author's Certificate introduces a differential ampl--*--
fier wbicb contaim, t-wo enritter-follovers, two amplification stages with
dynanic loitd ,,nd p eormon source of direct -curr,-,at. . ~4s, -- dii;tinguichini~
femtLwe Of the. Tiatc-nt, the f,~"-lification factor is increased and the
thermal m;,ucnsation is improved by basinL- the flynimmic loar'~ on a rL .. erse
Mr, r -inch 0
conductivity trwicis, md by cornecting in each bri of the ,riplifier
-i tin e,
a transistor of the same condrctlVity as~that of the Pica 0 Stan
and a diode bJ:aF:ed in the for;,mrd direction. The emitter of the amr,-Li-
fication stab-e- is connect-ed to. the DC source and to the ernitter of the
trzmzistar -with t-he snziie ccncuctivity. ~ The. base of -tl-..is transistor is
connected throuL~n a filede to the.centertap of the sumly som-ce, and the
X-
collector iF connected to the basL
of the dynuiic load tranzdstor.

USSR UDC: 621.396.6-181.5
ZOLOTAREV, T. V., USTAPENKO, G. S., Y-STROV, L. 14,,~ ~V.IK,~ A'.._.,P.!-I
ARAKCHEYEVA, 1. A. 0 NIKISHIN, V. 1. and ALUSBAO,"A'. G.
"Effect of Distributed Capacitance and Geometric Dimensions of
Monolit
-hie Circuit Resistors on Their Frequency Characteristics"
Kiev, Izvestiya V-UZ--Radioelektronika, Vol. 13, No. 10, pp 1272-1275
Abstract~ This brief communica-vion deals with parasitic effects in
integrated circuits manufactured by the planarlepitaxial process,
with the elements separated by p-a junctions. The resistors in
such a circuit are inserted by diffusion methods:,,! and 'are thus es-
:,pecially-subject to Darasitic,-.el&meiiti3:-iricludirig Ei,dii,tributed
transistor and distributed capacitances of p-n junctions. As
proof, the cross section of &a integrated circuit with its diffu-
sion resistor is shown, and with it the. equivalent circuit. From
this circuit, the authors conclude that the frequ'ency effect of the
resistor is inversely proportional to the,wid.th of the resistor --
at-least up to the practical limit of resistor width, i~hich is
about 10 /.4 ii-cmograms are shown which can be used for determining
the geometric dimensions and limiting Lfrequency of the monolithic
resistors from the kaown resistance values, or the reverse. A plot
the frequency charactt~rizitics of two monolithic resistors is
1 J.
0
also given.
t IN

USSR UDC 547.944/945 + 541-138
FOVI-:EUMA, S. A., zn:iPETRF1-.JKO, 7. V., Zaporoz-he State
s te
"Electrochemical Extraction of Tropin Alkaloids From the PLant I-Taterial"
Tashkent, Khimiya Prirodnykh Soyedineniy, No 3, 1972, pp 3)4-3J6
Abstract: Electrocherdeal wethod was used for isolation of tropane group of
alI:aloids from Altropa Belladonna. (Z.), Datura Stramoniu;n (21.), and 53copolia
Carniolica (obreru) . During electrolysis of these extracts tropane alkaloids
accumulate in the liquid arouni the. cathode, the are,-I beco.-Iies alka Lill -0, the
pff changin- fro7i 6 to 11, retardimg the aectimulationof alkIlloids. There-
fore the triedixtri has to bo acidiried, to get complete exturaction. ljo accwiu-
lation of the alkaloid is observed in tile liquid aro'.1rui the Cathode 1;ithout
the application of current (by dialysis Alone) . The - alk-alt) id content in the
cathode liqui-d depemis on the duration.of the electroljsis - Increasing with
time .- and is inv4rrsely proportional to ~currcr-t density; tho optimal current
derif-itles for thr? procr /,,,12.
are rather, low, ran--ing fro., 10 to 10 a
k~ ii i I i kII
4- 61A

1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--SYNTHEIS AND ANTIMICROBIALIACTIVITY OF AMMONIUM DERIVATIVES OF
CYCLOHEXANE -U-
AUTHOR- (04)-4WV4TKA V.VAt LO PUSHA~SKIYt A.L. v OPAL ILy pG,K.t BURDENYUK,
A t
~-.CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~_SGUP
tGE--KHIM.-FARM. ZH, 1970v 4(1)'f 17-20
CYCLQHEXANE# CHEMICAL
COLIf,
~DOCUMENT CLASS
:~_PAOYY REEL/fRAME--1993/0313 STEP
~i.CI.RC ACCESSION NO--AP0113242
UNCLASSIFIED
NO--UR/04501710/004/001/0017/0020

:~:2/2 ~020 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
:C'IRC-ACCESSION NO--AP0113242
::ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HALOACETATE$ fIA) OF SUBSTITUTED
CYCLOHEXANOLSt XCH SUB2 CO SUB2 R, WERE PPEPD. BY THE HETHOD OF CONRAD
(1877) AS FOLLOWS (R, Xt B.P.-MMo PERCENT YIELD, 'I'l PRIME20 SUB0, AND D
PRIME20 REPORTED): (SHOWN ON MICROPICHF). ALL THE QUATERNARY SALTS
'PREPD.. WERE TESTED IN VITRO AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS AND
ESCHER ICHT A COL I FACILITY: CHMNOVITS.: MED. INST., CHERNOVTSY,
USSR.
UNCL AS-Sl

crap
USSR
UDC: 539.4
UDOVSKIY, A. L. and GUSIMAN, N. 0., Itoscow
"The Prob em of the Temperature Dependence of Tensile Strength of Certain
Carbon-Graphite Materials"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 2, Feb;74, pp 41-45
Abstract: Analysis of experimental and theoretical.data is used as a
basis for the production of a model explaining the hlLrdening of carbon-
graphite materials with increasing test temperatuTe. Dependences are
produced which can be used to calculate the temperature curvos of ul-
timate strength and arbitrary yield point in tile aroa of the test tem.-
perature, where the value of yield point cannot be.determined. It is
determined that carbon-graphite materials differ from metallic materials
only in the displacement of the.tempeiature range in. whicli Intensive in-
crease in the rupture viscosity is accompanied by a docrease in the ar-
bitrary yield point in the area of-higher test tempeTatuTes.