SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEZERSKAYA, N.A. - YUDENKOVA, I.N.

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YEMEL'YANOV, S.V., et al., ~ii-A Sistein s Peremennair Strukturoy, Moscow,
Nauka Press, 1970, 592 pp
3. Multiply Connected System. with Variable Structure ............. 262
4. Forced Notion. Systems with Constant Parameters .............. 272
5. Forced Motion. Systems with Variable Paraac!~I'rs , ............. 11,90
6. Quasi-Invariant. Motion in Multivariate Systems with Variable
Structure .................. :............................. I ... 300
7. Problem of Limitation of Coordinates in Ifultivariate VSS ...... 313
CHAPTER VII Adaptive Systems with Variable Structurta ........... 323
1. Principle of Construction of Adaptive Variable Structure- Sys-
tems (AVSS) Uning Information on Developmeat of Slipping 'Mode 325
2. AVSG with Adaptation Bnoed on Parameter of Slipping lllodc . ...... 339
3. AVSS with Reduced Adaptation T'itlia ........ ~.; ................... 373
CHAPTER VIII. Control of Objects with Incomplete IvEormation on Syston
-status ....................... .................. 385
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YDIEL'YANOV, S.V., et al., TeoriXa Sisteo s PeremerInoy Strukturoy, Moscow,
Nauka Press, 1970, 592 pp
1. Formulation and Discussion of Problem ......................... 385
2. Structural Conversions of VSS I..~ ............................... 387
3. Study of Second-Order VSS with Linear Phase.-Shifti-ng Filter in
Commutating Device Control Circuit .................. I ....... 390
4. Use of Continuous Differences in Control Rule of Coir-mutating,
Device of Second-Order VSS .................................. 407
5. Movement of VSS Using Filter 'in Commutatin-2Device Circuit.
General Case ............................. I .................. 412
6. Commutated Filters in Control Circuit of Switching Device of
VS3 Described by Second.-Orear Equations ..................... 430
7. Commutated Filters in Control Cirr~-uit of SwItchiiii, Device of
VSS Descri1bed by Equations of Arbitrary 011-der .............. 438
CHAPTER IX. Use of VSS Methods for Production of Information on Status
of Controlled Process .... 1#49
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YMEL'YANZOV, S.V., et al., Tcoriva Sistgm s Pere:7enuoy S rukturoy, Moscov,
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Nauka Press, 1970, 592 pp
1. Principle of Construction of Differentiatin.,; Devices .......... 449
2. Filter With Variable Structure as Analog of Forcing Link ...... 453
3. Application of Additional Feedback for of Area of
Slipping Mcde - ......... I................. ....... 461
4. Differentiating Devices with Lmw-Level of H-g-h-Frequency Compo-
nent at Output ........................... o.4 ................. 474
CEIAMR X. Application of VS3 Principles in riltration Pro"blemis ...... 496
1, Certain Iniormatiou from Theory of Optimal Lhmar Filtration .. 497
2. Solutioi of Problcm of-' Filtration of Gaussian Stable Processos
b-f VSS Methods ............................................... 512
3. Filters vith First- a-ad Second-Ordar Variable Structure and
- Their Go-.nparison with Optlmml- aad Relay FiLters ............. 5263-
4. Filtration of Unstable Process by Variable Sttuctum Filter .... 544
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MEL'YANOV, S.V., at al. , Tooriya Sistem s Parenennov Strukturoy, Moscow,
Nauka Press, 1970, 592 pp
CMPTER K. Influence of Nonlinearity of Object and Switching Do-vice
on VSS Dynamics ............. ........... I ............................ 561
~1. Formulation and Discussion of Problem ........................... 561
2. Limitation of Coordinates,of System and Contio.1 Action ........ 562
3. influence of Non-Ideal Nature of Switching Davice oa VSS
Dynamics .................................. I .................... 568
4. Use of VSS to Increase Smoothness in Operation of Trackijig
System at Low Speeds ............................... 575
Bibliography ........................................ .............. 583
Index ............ ........... ....... ............... 591
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_:_T.ITLE--VLATINUA,11, ETi-YLE,'*'EJIA?41~4E'TETRAACETATt- SOLUTIONS -U-
AL;THGR-(03)-YElERSKAYA* N.A., KISELEVA,11.k-t ZHA0AN0Vv 6.V.
'CCLNTRY UF INFC-USSR
,`SCURCE-LH. NEGRG. KHIM. 1970t 45 (4) 1046-50
,''_DATE.PUbLISHED----7C
SUt3JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-_Tfl_PI CTAGS-PLATINUM comPLEX, POLAROGRAPHIC ANALYSI$, ETHYLENEDIAMINE
r-CiTROL MARKING--NO kESTRICTIONS
.4c'cum0ir CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NG--Ufl,10073/7()/01.5jOC4/IC-4t)YI050
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0~ R 51,NG1 DATE--20~`IIOV70
CIRC ACCESS I CkN MC-AP012 1574
A&STRACT/EXTA '~,-T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT iN rHE ABSENCE GJF AN EXCESS OF CL
NEGATIVE CO'CH. 1N THE "JIL!"J.1 113TH SU64: YCL SUB2 (1) (Y PRli%~E NEGATIVE4
iEQUALS - A11,11~ G-F~ ECTA) CUIVEliTS IN AQ. S GIL P-6 .(AT PH LESS THAN 2) TO F-TH
:SU&4 YfIl SU62 0) SU,12 ~)itf.',IE I-ICSITIVE"I AIND' PTH SU132 ~ Y . :Pr Pit U-1E
NEGATIVE2t
I-AVING TETPAIJENTATE Yr: FORMS ON DEPROTONATIO'J Of: PTH 31,J52
I EXIST le4 SCLNS. CCNTG. MORE THAN 1M: NACL AND ON INCREASE OF PH OF THE
SOLN. FRON PH 2 TO PH 8 IT DEPROTOINATES T 0 PTYCL SUB2 PRIME NEGAfIVE4
HAVING bID1E-'NTATE Y. IN THE PRE-SENLE Of NACLO~SLJB4P r)IE-. .00LAROGRAPHIC
CURVE OF 1 HAS 2 WAVES (WITH E SUBI HALF MANUS 0.30 ANJ MINUS 0.54 V)
AND IN THE PRESENCE OF NACL, ONLY I WA~E.- FAC[Lirf: INST.
03SHCH. NEORC. KHIM. 1:4. KURANAKOVA9 MO$C0w,, USSR..

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V.,,-.LOGUNOV, A. A., and NESTVIRISHVILI, 14. A., Insti-
tute of Hign-Energy Physics
-ion of
"Unitary Condition and Decrease in'Differential Cross-Sect
Multiple Production Process With Energy- 1xicrease"
Moscow, Teoreticheskaya i MatemL-Atichaskaya Fizika, Vol 6, No 1,
Jan 71, pp 42-54
Abstract: The article studies the differential cross section of
multiple production clojc( cos where. & is Dhe angle of
escape of particle C, relative to the direction of the relative
momentum P of colliding particles in.the center-of-mass system
and P is the angle between planes passing through vectors p,
pcl and pc,, PC2 For this purpose us,e is made of the integral
expression
g dz G. (s. 0
Fm (s, cos 0, ~1) cos sin
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YEZHEIA, V. V-,- et a-1-, Teoreticheskaya i 1~atematicheskaya Fizika,
Vol 6, No 1, Jan 71, PP 42-51+,
On the basis of the above integral expression it is
shw*m,by means of the condition of.unitarity and analyticity,
that the multiple production cross section decrease-s with energy
..-increase,and the upper bound of itsi decreaselis:found; viz.
Comt In"
0 dy
The unitarity condition is ali impoitaat olemeat for obtaining the
:above inequality. To obtain the upper. bound! it is assumed, in
using the unitarity conditiong: that the pArtJA11 waves making a
contribution to the multiple,prodoction ppocess reach saturation.

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010 UNCLAS~SIFIED_ OkOCE~SING DATE--13NOV70
OF CONDITIONS FGP THE PREPARATION OF~A POLY VINYL ALCOHOL
:SOLUTICN CN THE PROPERTIES UF POLVVINYL BUTYRAL --!-U-
.~AUTHOR-(04)-PIASTRO, O.V., Y,~Z.HENKOVAj L.L.., TyAZHCO, N.I., ROZENBERG,
M.E.
..COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
:.,.~_SOURC E-P LAST, MASSY 1970t (21f 13-14
PUBLISHED-
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
_:TdPIC TAGS--FIDLYVINYL.. ALCOHOLp AQUEOUS SULUTIONp SAPONIFICATION,
:~:.,_,.~-ALKYLATION, POLYMER CROSS LINKING
.-'CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNICLASSIFIED
PROXY REE,L/F:RAME-1992/1690 STEP NO--UR/0191170/0001002/OOL3/0014
ORC ACCESS10N NO--AP0112684
-4c _Pt
U
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--13NOV70
010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE S S ING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0112684
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS OF THE DISSOLN.
CONUITICNS OF POLY(VINYL ALC,) (1) IN H SU62 0 AND THE: COOLING OF THE
40a SCLN. CN THE PROPERTIES OF POLYIVINYL BUTYRALJ (I[) WERE STUDIED.
REPEATED SAPON. OF I SOLNS. , USE :OF A COO.LING AGEtJ (TEMP. MINUS
3DEGREESI PRIOR TO ACETALATION OF 'I WITW PRCHG, AhID PRc-LONGED COOLING
INCREASED THE VISCOSITY AND CAUSED FORMATION OF [NSOL.: 11 PARTICLES (DUE
TO C-RUSSLINKING). THUS, CROSSLINKINGIOF DISSOLVEP I 111EAR THE COOLED
SURFACE,.OF TH&REACTOR FACILITATED INTERMOL. ACETALATION WHICH, ft4 TURNP
GA E INSOL* It PARTICLES.
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ABSTROT: The author discusses the machanism of the direct conversion of
mechanicza pulses into light pulses in X-rayed KC1 crystals containing im-
purities. A zonal nothod. for explaining the occurrence. of shook luminescence
is presented. The discussion is divided into Uro,sections: (1). on crystals
containing only F-centers and (2) on crystals ~ containIn' Ft
& -.P R- M- and
F-centers of coloration. The article, includw two Agures.
There aro 7 bibliographic referenceso

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tirne of deposition. ' X.-My investigation
changing the speed ana
of these films proved the amorphous state of filats. The R.P.R.
spectra, of films were measured in 3-cm. ivavelength~ band.
From the E.P.R. sp6ctra, it follows thA thie C~mcn. of Pam-
magnetic centers in the films TI!BiSe2 and TIBi$l'is increised as
compared with the original substance. This increase can be
caused by the interruption of -some- band3 or by~the clian.-ge of
structure of condensed films (in comparison -with the original
substance). For, th~! investigation of the elm. ~,raperties, the
films were condensed on, the glass ivith Al or In clectrodes de-
posited in advance by vacuum evapn. The sp. resistance of the
films was: TlBiSt ~- 3.9 X UP, T1BiSe2 T1BiTe2 = 2.2 X
10-2 ohm--cm. The temp. dekndence of the sp.~'rtsistanrcc has
exponential form typical fc;r smicoaducton. To det. tht-width
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USSR UDC 621-371.029.55
BEITEDIXTOV, Ye. A. , GE TPLAIITSEV, G.- G. , A. KOROBKOV,
Yu., S. , MALYSaV, 3. K. , 1-10YUG1112 S. 1T. , MM)DWOVt 'N. A.
BAZONOV, YU. A., CIM1LNOV, V. A., BMITI.KOVA, N. P., BEREZIN, Yu. M.,
BUKIN, G. V. 2 KOLOKOLOV, L. Ye. , and, PBREIaRTATOV, Ya. K.
"Results of an Experiment in Shortwave Radio Propagation"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. po rasprostr.-ra.diqvoln. Tezisy dokl.
Sekts. 3. (Tenth All-Union conference on the Propagation of Radio
Waves; Re ort Theses; Section 3--collection of,works) "Nauka," 1-972
PP 73-76 Mom.RZh--Radiotekhnika, No 10, 19'12, Abstract No
10A367)
Translation; Results of experiments on investigwbing the char.---,c-
teristics of wave propagation in the decemoter rar-ge (5.7-15.0 1-111z)
are analyzed; the communications tool-, place betireen the follofing
magnetically adjacent pointo: an ionospheric attation in Gor'kiy and
two science research ships in the Indian Ocean.: In particular, the
possibility of communication over the Peterson beam w,--%s estimated.
,Two illustrations, bibliography of one.~* IT, S.
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'112 034 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
I- Ti,ITLE--COMPLEXES OF SCANOIUM OXALATE WITH 0 PHENANTHROLIN,E -U-
AUTHO _(05J-IVAN9VEMINr B.N.v 'GRI AS VA9 R,Ko p ZAYTS.EVt 8.,YE*,# VALKARSr:~
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DATE PUBLISHED-----70
~,,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--METAL COMPLEX CONPOUNDt CRYSTAL STRUCTURlEt ORGANOMETALLIC
ORGANIC COMPLEX COMPOUNO,.IR -SPECTRUM, BENZENE OERIVATIVER
OXAL AT E, SCANDIUM -COMPOUND
CONTROL MARKING-n-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1993/0678 STEP NU--Uit/007.8/701015/003/0674/0677
ACCESSION NO--AP0113549
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113549
1
-,:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.' A MIXT. OF 1-.1 MOLE RATIO OF
NASC(C SU82 0 SUB4) SUB2.2-H SUS2 0 WITH"PHEN (0 i)Hr--NANTHRrXINE) IN AQ.
-SOLN, GAVE CRYST. SC SUB2,(C SU82 0 SU84)SUB3 2PHE14-til AS PPTs, WITH
ALPHA 1*514 AND GAMMA 1,616. THE,IR SPECTRUM OF IiREVEALS THAT C SU82 0
SU84 PRIME2-NEGAriVE AS WELL AS PHEN ARE COORDINATED TO.SC, A STRUCTURE
PROPOSED FOR 1.
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USSR UDC 8.74
YEZHOV, G. A
Logical Recognition of Objects",
V sh. Avtomat. upr. i vychisl. tekhn. (Automatic Control and Computer Tech-
nology -- Collection of Works), No. 10, Moscow, "Mashinostroyeaiye", 1972,
pp 241-256 (from RZh4latematika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstractl No 9V658)
Translation: Certain theoretical assumptions concerniog the logical (lin-
guistic) method of pattern recognition are discussed. It is, proposed, rn the
basis.of experimental studies,that the sample be described by using a
numbering of the primary symbols and that they be selected on the basis of
an analysis of the informative quality of words of a proposition describing
this standard,with subsequent formalizatioa of the natural Russian language.
The functions connecting the primary symbols (words) I.e., the grammar
are based on the logic of the connections of'. the word s,in the proposition
and analysis of the logical possibilities; of the problem. A technique for
raising the informative capacity of, generalized symboU by logical joining
of less informative words is presented. An example of 4 description of a
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USSR UDC 8.74
"Logical Pattern Recognition"
v sb. Avtomat._upr. i vychisl. tekhn. (Automatic Control and Computer Engineer-
ing,-- collection of works), Vyp. 10, Hoscow, Mashinostk7byeniye Press, 1972,
a
pp 241-256 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 72 Abstract. No 9V658)
Translation: A study was made of some of the theoretical principles of the
logical (linguistic) mthod of pattern recognition.
On, the basis of an experinental investigation, a description of a standard
using a list of primary attributes, the procedure for selectin$, them on the
basis of analysis of the info rmt tiveness of-, the words of a sentence describing
this standard with subsequent formalization of the natural Rtmsian language are
presented.
The functions of- the relationbetween the primary attribuves (words)
that is, the graimar, are based on the logic of the relations of the words in
the sentence and the analysis of the logical possibilitiei; of the problem. A
procedure for increasing the informativeness of the generalized attributes by
logical combination of the less informative, ones is 'discussed.
An example of description of the standard and the Tecognition algorithm
vith adaptation elements using the "frequency" jand "essanf-,e" of the attributes
in the standard are proposed, Vie bibliogrophy~ has 16 entries.

USSR UDC: 519.2
YEZHOVL I- I., ZAKHARIN, A. M.
"Concerning a Class of Controllablc Random Walks With a
Boundary"
Kie v, Upr avlyayemyye sluchayn. protses:sy i sistemy--sbornik
(Controllable Random Processes and Systems--collection of
works), 1973, pp 205-.221 (from RZh-:,Kibernetika,;,.No 5, May
.73 abstract No 5VIDO by the authois)
Translation: Various schemes for control of whole-number
Markov processes are considered, The problen1s solved for
a linear and a nonlinear object by using the stochastic prin-
c1ple of the maximum. The resultant SOlUtiOn COrTesponds to
a local criterion -- maximizing the derlyative~of a-functional
at the elapsed time. A comparison is.made with'.a tezrminal
equation for the same conditions. Examples:aTe.given.

USSR UDC: 519.217
]DEHOV? I. I., KUKOLEVSK~Y.A., L. I.
_110n'Distribution of the 1.1aximum Length of a Queue in a Single-Channel
Queuing System"
Teoriya veroyatnostey i rat. stat, Mezhved. nauch. sb. (Probability Theory
and Mathematical Statistics. Interdepartmental.Scientific Collection),
vyp- 4, pp 86-94 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dee 71, Abstract No
12v14o)
Translation: An explicit expression is derived for distribution of the
maximum length of a queue in an 14/M/I queuing,system in-the case of a
non-ord-inary flow of demands. V. Prelov. i
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USSR UDC 519.21
YEZHOV 1. 1.
lqh Distribution of, Time of the First Passage Through a Fixed Level for One Class
e
of Random Sequences. 11.11
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i Mat. Statist. Mezhved. Nauch. Sb. (Theory of Probabilities
-and Mathematical Statistics, Interdepartmental Scientific Collection], No 2, 1970,
pp 76-97 (Translated from Referativny)r:Zhurnal Kibernetih-a~', No 3, 1971, Abstract
No 3 V53 by the author).
Translation: For Part I, see Abstract 3 V52.~ The second p~-r-c studies the same
sumis ac random quantities
problems as in,the first part, but for sequences of .
ontrolied by a homogeneous Markov~Chain with a finite number of states.

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USSR UDC'S19'.217
lqhe Distribution of Time of the First Passage Through a Fixed Level for One Class
of Random Sequences. 1.11
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i Mat. Statist. Mezhved. Nauch. Sb. [Theory of Probabilities
and Mathematical Statistics, Interdepartmental Scientific.Collection], No 2, 1970,
pp 55-75 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika~ No 3, 1971, Abstract
No 3 V52 by the author).
Translation-. The distTibution is studied of the.time of the first transition
through a fixed level by a sequence of sums of independent,~ identically distributed
random quantities with a geometric cDrnponent~(we.will statt~ that the random quantity
has a geo-netric component if it can be represented as the -rum of two independent
random quantities, at least one of which has~a geometric distributiotil. it is
proven that: a) the degree by which the fixed level is exceeded does not depend
on the time of passage through the level and has,a geometric distribution; b)
the generating function of the number of t1wfirst positive sum satisfies a c6r-
tain functional equation, the solutionbfvhich~exists and is unique; c) the
generating function of the tizie of.first passage through a fixed level can be
very simply expressed through the generatingfunction of thL,- number of the first
uositive sum.

USSR UDC: 519.2
YUDYTS'KYY, Ya. A-
tfconceTning the Constructive Synthesis of a H,arkov Trajectory"
Visnyk Kiyiv. un-tu. Ser. mat. ta mekh. (Kiev~University Herald.
Mathematics and Mechanics Series), 1972, No III, pp 15-1~ (from
RZh-Kibernetika, No 10, Oct 72, abstract No 101175 [authors' ab-
stract])
Translation: The two-dimensional Markoy sequence f~n TO is cOn-
sidered in which the first component aissumes iio more than a de-
numerable set of values, while the second increases. A random
process is constructed whose values are equal, to F,., between the
',"imeS Tn and Tn+l. Conditions are indicated which it is neces-
sary and sufficient to inpose on the transitional probabilities
of a two-dimensional I'larkov sequence in order 4-hat the process
synthesized in accordance with this. sequence be, a stochastically
continuous Markov chain.

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CIRC ACCESSJON NO' AP004,23465
.t%8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRIACTa~ ~THE REACTION (N,,2N)s, AT E SUBN
:'.`,,_lQUALS 14 MEV, UN HEAVY NUCLEI IS.P.EGARDED AS A DIRECT SCATYERING
':~.PROCESS-t WITH KNOCK OUT,.BY USING THE,DISTORTEU WAVE METHOD, IN THE BORN
APPRUXN.t.,ANi) 8Y TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE~JDENTITY~zGF THE_ N. GENERAL
:-FORMULAS AIRE--DERIVED, THEREFROM, FOR THE-REACTION"AMPLITUDE T SUBF1.
~~.THE FORMULA IS PHYS. IN ACCORDANCE~NIT.H THE DIRECT KNOCK OUT OF THE N
FROM THE NUCLEUS TARGET BY THE IMPINGING ft, IN -THE. DISTORTED EFFECT[VE
TIELD OF ALL. THE OTHER Nt BY TAKING INTO ACCOUNT PAULPS PRINCIPLE. THE
.,DOUBLE DIFFERENTIAL GROSS SECTl0N.FPk1TjE-;MIC;E0 ~UvEZ09 81 AKD
PRIMf:208,-PD IS CALCO. AND COMPARED TO ExPT.L. VALUES. THERE IS A GOOD
BETWEEN THEORETICAL AND'EXPTL_*~ RESULT-S.' FACILITY:
KIEV. GOS_ UNIVL, KIEVs USSR.,
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USSR UX 541-123
V V. N., and
V. K.
"Me Physico-Chemical Properties of Heavy Metal Fluoride 144~ ures"
Kt
Atorrinaya enerr
MOSCOW) _~iya, Vol 28, rNo 6, June 1970, p 4961
ostract: This is the third article on the subject with e .1 _~-' ot, I., -state d-L
A7 hash' "lc a
gram of the vraniiLm hexafluoride-rdobium pentafluoride systera. Thr-- authors studied
the liquid-vapor and liquid-solid states of equilibrium of.the urani"up. hexaflkloride-
niobilim.pentafluoride systera. Experimental data showed t1hat r-.L reC.Ion of limited -nix-
ing exists at 0.23-0-74 -,-Iol. fract,~on concentratiion of UFi,,. The u:Dper critical te.T.-
perature of otratification io 122 1 20C~ , The presence 6f an area- of ztrari~Lication
ums checked visually. The composition and eutectic pollit det-enrdned by cxltr~lpol.n-ion
U r LQ ~,':OC. The ur,.,.r.-
of the experi-riental data are 0-75 Z101. f actions of UF 6 ~ -nnd 5. 0
11=1 hex-ffluoride-nioblun, piwritafliioride syz;t6,A complies r.-itli the Pauli-I rule ir. tho_
region of iol~~i niobimm, pentafluoride concentraAbions. ~ Else~.-Ihe-n-v the 5yatem shol-;S a
Positive deviation fram ideal behavior'"60 The e=or5nental --asuits wre in ap,ecment
theoi
nith the t -j of iswetric solutiois. rd-order Van Laar equations can be.
F
used for describing the Ur INW- syst
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YEMOVI V. K. PMJSAKOV, V. N., and CIIA~`VANIOV, :4,B.
'VY
"T`~e Physico-Chemical Properties of flea I tal, Fluoride Mixtums"
Moscow, Atomnaya energiya, Vol 28, NO 0, Jun 70,~ P 497
Abstract: Zais is the fourth articlelon the fusibility curre of the xenon difluor-
ide-uranium hexafluoride systema The authors, used the differential thern.,o8raphy
ethod for studying the fusibility curve of the Xe -Uz-(- system.~ Tae obtained
P2
4* he
diagram shows a mxture with unlimited mutual solubility of the co:nponents in
liq:aid state and- crfstallization of chemical comPounds with.out solid. solution form-
ation. The dia6ran Ghows one dystetic poiat.corresponding 'ro the formation of the
'co
congruently fusible XCF2#UP6 cOm-- -,.u-,d of stoichiorrietric coa. >ition- The zolt
Point of this, compound is 12Gt 500- An evaluation of thin stability of xel"6't7`6
shmvd that the degree of dissociation of the~XeF2,-UF6 does not rexceed 20 percent
Vithin its malting temperature ranGe. A acherratle reprecentation,of the structure
of XeF2-UFF6 is given.

3-7,,2"
IX-So. TISE MCHANISM MD KWEITC5 of 11M CkS-PltAst MMSITION" or F-SiC no.4
of35(C13 + It 2 WITIi PLAPIATION HEATINC
TArticle by Yu.,,A. Y#-_~hvv_ 3_C. Pe-;!,Uv, 0. r, Pczkc~' A'-% Pxy"Aev, Lenin-
rrnd; hovonibirnk,l 1; Ii~Totvtm- j;6 rwt.~-, P,;j7j -1 .s.j~tt,z^ ro~v"r-cdnik-
oyykh Krttptnll~. Pulmlan, 3-17 Jotte 1972, P Mr-
Th. rrvoth at manovirifitall int- layer. t ;'L~Sic an '%~:;ic
It it,. Ore -onc-, of, ra,!1414--t hearIng to dim-
a S:'M 3 7
ti"guitifted by a number of tharaccerAotic fratures ve*kIw~e%!t!t:'z 4 io oLher
methadt; of heatinst the e0bttrattb. HowtweT, there are J;r-unJa for as-itnttoiL.
that the mechanism of choulcal reactloitg and -ho ~.,~,hattlnn of
loy'la, in, stttl~ral fcaturii.*do noc 'Ieren't on tht mthod .( heattt,; tho
nirect expcrIvAntal cboarvation4 indleste thv cvurse-1 v"stallitaticz
by the v,-rcr-1tI-Ai*-aa1149tmt.s pterhoninim -whet. the role of; tho'litimu i-A
playvd h? tit. .111.0n. -The. sturface nature of the radiation heating and tl~e
depend.-n of tit. heating oft he optschl PlopeTttem of. th* Itobsta%ces ;!cpzsIt*4
on the xid, of the substrate lurned toward-the.rsdIator CAo%O ~rVot= &ft0M4liC%
of th:e~ f~-Sic 1~yrmxs.
The c~mq-sttto% of the products of the drr~ittoa,proceao of fc-SIC to
well-&--orrlbe a by tit* athematic of th,t chemical TeacticAtt ton%t~ttvtt on ttw
basis of a thormodynaw1c: analysis. -Arter the ItIttial docar, of the "ethyl tri-
chloroniltine, tuc rajallal branchex of the chrmlitil reactions take ploee -
silicart and carbon. These bramchtv are,choracterised by various klb*tit do-
pendancieft an the teperature, the flaw rate of the g&% i-Axturv anct other pro-
etas pernotetera. 7be proposed schematic for tho.process exrIsIns the lavrTmiva
nature of the depoudance of tit* layer Rrcvth rate an Lho.d*poettlon pavammetero.
Froot thainve-stizatio" of the process stechanitin and kinatics, the Vatha of
optimizing tit* set of process conditions follow.

590 C,
773
111~81#. ZPITAXIAL DEPOSITION Or. O-SiC LAYERS FROM "it Q%S PHASE WI-ni MUMON
;GAIMHO
;MW
(ArtILcle Uy M.. A. erttliantov, Yu A. Yethov, 13- C.
- 4; . _tv4kov,
Royenko~. Lenfn~j~a Nl~- Ib Irsk; x1(-!;6nPo2I~ P0 Protnennam Iku5ta j Sintrza
?ofvprnvt,dnikovjkh K Ii.11.y I Flen" A..,Jan. 12-17 Jvn~ 1912,,p
-Veyers wt'r:e deposited on the - (U901) -faces of tA, piety 0,.~Sic
er7sta.1A to 4 horixonrAl type reactor. the InitW substanc4d were C11,riCt,
and 142. Ladiatton te-tt"It of the 40strar-go "a used which pervitted them t--
be htAt*4 to tkv required ta!Arlraturtz without,auxillsty elemints '. In order
~-, re*lt.rx the process and its investigation. a special device wa~
buiIt which provides for brand varlattpn of thr dernettion, conditions I the &xx
mixture component concentrations, substrate t*rpazn turn. ans.fivw rate,aad
pre,eure.An V-# Ireactor), 09 the baxlc~ p4ramters a .ad
Ans.-Yalls of the"gai mixture In .tile course of the process. . special attention
has bomo'given to fosurinn' high purity of, the. initial substances and clean
d*pcz.1t4cn coditions,
The growth of the monocrystalline layers of O-SIC was observed only in
a narrow range of values nVthe basic process parameters. The ~fo
r2ution of
the 11,;utd layer,,and silicon drops an a a4h%tcate dLaippearin% during the
course of the process and als* an reduction of the flow rate thrvnigh the Tit-
actor wjj%. abut r-w-od. Wth constancy of tjj% bsajc proet
rate ot V4 layer man not. constantl usu an peramtorso the growth
ally it d&C"sand-with tien' &lid in a
hU~btr of_ cases the tranylt,on Was noted froei,gromth of ,,r to atChl,%#
of St. I he greatest thickness of the epltaxi*l filio was 70 alcrona. A study
was,ma" of the etrature, the surface siorpholegy and the unifoluLty of the
layers.
120

-J
-S(na~Rs S4~ejs LA
1111(:~ 616
R 5er, 91
x
CCr~TAPLATIVZ EVALUATIC14 OF kS'T1DDTRS FOR MINDEPOLMUTNII KIME RELAXANTS IN
PATI~NTS WITH CARDILWASCUL.AR PATKOU)CY
I I A-~ jfjj- "e-1
Cnina, Inntitota of
Coxdiovascu~ar Surser'y , USSR Acadezy A.q. ~rlulvv'
~Ulsczw; Moscow, veotnt" Nauk rl'SR, Nutisian, No '1, 1971,
pp 9-631
iny-astigation of zhe diatribUZLC:~ cf rubocurar1na In the human organism
rcvazaed that by the till adequate bra4thina I& restorcii 15 parc~ciat of thp.
eat, adn~inia tared -is atill preceat .~% -0- bilcod (03hau at al.) ; and Ithis agent
Is still ~xcrete4 In urine for r4m hatir* (Kalow) . V.A.
movar.av and Ya.X, Xh~.-I~;okiy, on the 4asir of clectromyopraphic Invearigazlon.
Q f an t I
idepolarizIng neu-z-4:uscular b,-'ockx, artAbIldlird that neurilinuaLular
r.3n4uctLcn doai;Cnot re=r: to n4rm4l for 1-2 hours after reAtoratien of,apon-
tanezins breathing. r-or this rer."n. W.Iny 1'611~:Ve It
Is n.cesaAry to accalerate ramo.;al of t1a,! r-rild",-.1 nau;cauLcu1,trbja~,.k UV -.sin;
various curate !-Mivld~un atzd W"eqa ; V.A. Fovanav and U.M.
Khmelev'%kiv), Althoush Fal-~(;" 11957). Rizzi (1cj')6): A" ykj.?;. !~t'x'.in
-refer
to ii4mini.t.-r prolonged artifir.2 ventilattoo.
il. litimb at of itr thc pi*-.pa-z 6f-d.cr drlzatio~~
,,I. L&. have &n dritithaineft.dritAA ctti~n (prcc*r.1re, %ujunclci..itir' MeAttnon),
as -all as a 3roup of age~.ts 'hich ln'pr~.ur. nsv;ironuncul~r ccnducrlosi by Intanst-
lylatj bloud supply =d morabolic prot~,nt,i 1)
vittintri.
TA opite of MIC e-Aran"ve literature d&,iling with of zxtimn
vtTj=s _nrJLata. -j of io,'jowln~ aavnthasta. thi.
problem of safe removal of ar, hl3clt hiv. jin( yet
been solv,d. In view of Ito md tlmoltnv4t~ ns wailt an of (lie lack
graoment an -~hla s,2ore, we depm Ic no,~v~nary to vols'- ~u. vt,~wi. We 111.3
Ag
~~Zj parlents under observaLion with vmri~,q car~tovxncular th'iy
'a~d unecr~;one surgery under uiest~.eaia w1rh toc.1 cur.1TtX.!t14n (1.41-corartne
in dc,ses of 15-90 M') Ynst of the T'41:1-Nts SUffPTUd 11i Ait Mld
.c,rtic dise.~e bo th:,C. in 4PILd Of til-ir 7CU--7 ;1:10. L111i, 1--6ir.Lon
wj. ri~tnei ~artoui. A rLther Itirge rroup cnwsist,~d nf L;Ic,rly wit
,-th~ro ,cl-r-ric lesions :a th~ zajor v-neli ind concvrd I - .8
r.,. a
;-1 'n rh~ jrcurnall orr-n.. '.1o- r"ttt-rt-_ "r'i
-tr(- in rel.,itIvoly sarii(,,,ctor- nd
t~.c lcwar i:xtr.mitlas y c-ci itin;
e'u

06,51
B(FIOVA, R. E. A., ZALTZPIYAK, M. A., RODINOVA, L. A., CHERKASRNEYA,
K.
"Translator for the "ARAGATs" Computer"
Uch. Zap, Pena. Un-t, [Scientific Writings of Per-n' University.], 1970, No 220,
pp 149-160., (Translated fro-in Referati"yy,Zhurnal Ki.bernetika, No 5, 19-71,
Abstract No. 511642, unsigned).
Translation: The translator for the "ARAGATs," computer is based on the TA-I
translator for the M-20 computer. The input language is,ALGOL-60 with.some
limitations.

.1/2 021 UNCL AS S. I FIED !PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
FITLE--BACTERIOPHAGE CONVERSION OF Ce 011PH'. THERI'AE IN VIVO. REPORT 1.
~~REPRGOUCTIOiN OF BACTERIOPHAGE CONVERSION OF DIPHTHERIA BACILLI ON CHICK
,AUTHOR-YEZHO
:cJOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE ZHURNAL MIKROBIULOGII, EPIUEMIO~UGII 1'114MUNOBIULOGIls 1970, NR 4,
-68
_-_.PP 65
~PUBLISHED----70
S66ijECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL,SCIIENC'Es
JOPIC TAGS-dACTERIOPHAGE* DIPHTHERIA, TISSUE CULTURL., ANrITOXIN
tbNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~_bOtUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
XY'REEL/FRAME-1990/1537 STEP NU--UR/OOl6,f7O/OOOfOO4/006510066
;CJRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0109597
UNCLASSIFIED

212 021 UNCLASS,IFTED 'PROCESSING DATE"-090CT70
.C111RC ACCESSION NO--AP0109597
-4:3STRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHOR REPROUUCED THE
PHENOMENON -CIF BACTERIPHAGE CONVERS1,0WOF
C. DIPHTHERIAEGN CHICK EMBRYOS.
IT WAS SHOWN BY SUBSEQUENT INFECTIONS:FROM EMBRYO TO E14dRYO THE
BACTERIOPHAGE CONVERSION OF C. DIPHTHERIAE OCCURRED IN THE EMBRYOS IN
:VIVO& :.THE METHOD USED WASAS FOLLOWS: 14 DAY E.MSAYOS 1,qERE INFECTED WITH
NONTOXIGENIC C. DIPHTHERIAE AND DIPHTHERITIC PHArGLYSATE- PC 29; ON THE
THEIR EMBRYUNIC FLUID WAS INJECJED:Ttj 9 DAY EMBRYOS. A TOXIC
EFFECT-OF PHAGULY5ATE PC 29 ON CHICk E-.MBRYOS WAS-.0REVENTED BY
~-~,-ADHINISTRATION OF SPECIFIC ANTITOXIC SERUM.
UNCLASS IFIED

USSR 536.46:533.6
YEZHOVSKIY, G. K., MOCHALOVA, A. S., OZEROV, Ye. S., YURINOV, A. A.
"Ignition and Combustion of Magnesium Particles"
V sb. Goreniye i vzryv (Combustion and Explosion Collection of Works),
Hoscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 234-240 (from.RZh-Mekhanika,, No' 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B939)
Translation: The results and metbods of an experimental study of the charac-
teristics of ignition and combustion of single suspended,and flying particles
of magnesium are presented. Tbe kinetic constants of the hetexogencous
oxidation reaction of magnesium in an aqueous vapor and in oxygen are calculated
on the basis of the experimental data. The liraitirg canibustion temperature and
calc lat d as a-function of the
the induction tire of a magnesium particle,is U e
various parwpeters of the medium with the aid of the constants obtained. A
se-miempirical Tormula is given for the constant of the rate of- combustion of
the magnesium particle as a function of the concentration of oxidizer in the
medium and the pressure of the medium. 5 ref. Authors',abstract.

73
V-12. rPITAXY Of FILMS Or CULCOCF010Z COMPotNUS OF CAvxnm is A QWI-CLOSED
SPACE
(A.rttcle by Yu. _V.,Ytzhavmkiv, T-P~ raltnktu, K.. K..Muxsv'y%vs. V. 0,
AI+Ak*Vak~j. Leningrad, No";ibitzk. L11 S(I~ZLZi4 rro~-4%1 - =%X S.
aiolt."?I_E21uprtntttnikorvvlLl* 'KrLetskLav ItuWati. 12-17 :une, 1472, p 63)
A study was made of the epitaxial growth at oulfiJe. me-'s-444 &bi tqti-
lurid* compoundq at , cad=L" on atca smuscauLte Lou 1-=x ;:t:zss
Its s, quoUL-clos*4 apa= 1= 04 t-.-tteratux *' raisRa at T0w 50a-700'C. T
zru*
ioo~750*c.
1. The film sorpholoxy and structure, the phaza coemsiti= at tim
filne so. a funttloo of. T. avuS Itrue were I'-stijaceJ. The qr-th Wastofto of
the cubic, hax.%Kon4l and mixed (cubic plus hex4xanal.) vonoety4tallive C11" were
investigated. 1t was deacustrated that in volume it: to pos.LbLa
to sy-nthealtv rpltaxial UBts at I"ieubstrato* tt=p1tMtvrq16. V.&Aar c*0J.--tiont
close to ther.=odynantc, .equilibrium. filvsx grow the slectrapbysical
properties of which are close, tothe properti,es-ef, single, erystals.
2. The dependeaca at the gvrvtlt rate kiuj 'of he Wtexial. films oz
- T its W - f(T.) for Ttrue ~ const Is of a ctnmlax nature and is %&ti*fscjvrjly
40
W Zplalaad beginning with the theory of the %rowth kinetic* of *xodcaudw-tor CLIO*
dawsloped by L. N. Aleksoadtav,
3. Thaproposed nothod of synthesizing tbo tilms pemitted qualm-tiative
tracing of the ~ effect of the exceso pressure of each ~of tb*. a4s pbass c0W4ao*ztx
(cadmiunj sulfur, 9*14ului. tollurtuitj an the epitaxy of the rwdsiua clualeatouldt
films, A study vas made of the Interrelation bocvssa a) Ll w f(p.), Clar Ta
. tabbt, Ttrue I Coast) &ad the ps pbasat tompositICS; '6) the Lee, Ph&&& jc"-Ds:t1Q.'
Sad the film varptalwX7.

Moscow, Primeneniye teorii grafov v ekonomiclieskikh raschetakh
(cf English title above), "Statistika",,1971, 150 pp, il.,
4r--F,.kopecks (from Referativnyy Zhuinal -- Matematikia, No 6,
June 71, Abstract No 6V398 K, by.V. Kozyrev)
Translation:. The use of graphs in examining control, applications, analyzing
survey materials, analyzing al6orithms of problems and determination of the
number of operations, and examining information and calculating object.flow
is described.
V1

UDC 6118.5-06t539.3+539.4
CLWYAYEVt G. H., ZHIGUNH 1. G., SOfaNA, T. G., and YXAUSH11f, V. A.# All-Union
Scientific Besearch Institute of Aviation. ftterials-;-~,razmy-lMitute of
Mechanics of Polymers of the Academy of,Sciences Litvlan Soviet Socialist
Republic# Riga
"Shearing Strength of Composites.Based on Whiskered Fibers"
Rip g Yfekhanika Polimeroyl, no 3, Pay-Jun 73# pp 492-501
Abstracti A study was made of the elastic and strength characteristics of
unidirectional carbon plastics based on carbon fibers whiskered by silicon
nitride filament crystals from the gaseous phase antl titanium dioxide from
aerosol. The advantages In beading properties of, theno composites an
shown. For an approximate avaluation of the elastic properties of uni-
directional composite based on whiskered: fibers, summation formulas caA be
used which take into account the characteristics of thelruggedization of
the filamentary crystals of the anisotropic natrix* Eight figures) five
tablest thirteen bibliographic references,
6 -
~1.911R He

:USSR UDC 595.771-167:576~80-161-13
and STRELKOVA, H. V.,_Deparxaent of Medical Protozoology and
Karsh Anti-Lelihmaniasis Expedition, Institute.Modi*wtl.P,'4x,asiiology and Tropical
Medicine imeni Ye. 1. Martsinovsky, Ministry of~HealthrUSSR, Moscow
"Evaluation of the Capacity of Sandflies (Phlebotomidae):to Transfer Leishmania
Tro ica Major Among Greater Gerbils (Rhombo S:~
p NY opilnus)
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya, i Parazitarnyye Bolezni, Vol 39, No 3,
1-1ay/Jun 70, pp 284-293
Abstract: A series of axperiments on the feeding of sarx1flies on greater gerbils,
to determine their capacity for transfer of Leishmania was cortiucted iii Kashkadarlya
oblast Uzbek SSR, under natural conditions during 1968 aild 1969. The rate of
transfer of Leishmania from diseased animals to healthy animals was: Phlobotomus
caucasicus, 59-75,~; Ph. papata3i, 53X; Sergentomyia' arpa4lensis, 7-21~; and
S. grekovi, 24. The more serious.the laishmani latsion 0 ear skin of the gerbil
donors on which sandflies had their first bitat the greater va3 the porcontags of
infection transmitted to healthy animals. Th!s clinloal.laoubatlon period in
great gerbils after infective blood-suckiAg!was 13-15 da~.Is. The sandflies pickad
up tne Leishmania parasite immediately after the termination of the incubAtion
period.
Wfim

112 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--02f)CT70
-,,T.1 TLC--PURI F I CATION OF WASTE IN, B.10FILTERS, -U-
AUTHOR- 103)-:SAYFUTf)INDV 1 .1.11 SE, G. DUONIKOVA, R.V.
t K.Z.t L0 A
-C OUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
GURCE--KHIM, PRG,14. (MCISCOW) 19709 46 111' L4-16
_0ATE PUBL I SH E D----;---7 0
~~SU8JECT AREAS--KECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
~..-TOPIC TAGS--WASTE WATEP. CONVERSIONt
WATER PURIFICATiON, FILTRAT13N
CZNTR0L AARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
l'_D0CUMFNT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
0--UR/0064/71)/046/001/0014/001b
ROXY STEP N
:,'-ZIRC-ACCESSION NO-AP0109714
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--02OCT70
CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0109714
:--ABSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'THE NEUTRALIZED AND FILTERED WASTE
WATERS FROA-VARIOUS PETROCHEM. PROCESSES (WITH A TOTAL BOD OF UP TO 500
MG-L.1-WERE PURIFIED BY PASSING THROUGH A.610CHE4. FILTER 2 M HIGH IN
WHICH THE TOTAL BOD -WAS REDUCED TO 16-80 MG O-L. AFTER 5 DAYS. THE
810FILM IN THE UPPER LAYER OF THE FILTER CONSISTED OF ZODGLOEA AND A
DENSE, NETWURK OF FUNGIN HYPHA; THE UPPER. FILM CONTAINED o'IFFUGIA A'ND
CALLIDINE* WHILE FLAKES OF COZE,AS WELL AS NEMATUDES AND PINNULARIA WERE
F.OU-NU.AT ADEPTH OF 0.75 M AND EUGLYPHA WERE FOUND AT A DEPTH OF 1.45 M.
-THE M,AX,.:GXIDN. CAPACITY OF A FILTER WITH A CROSS SECTION OF 25 TIMES
L25-CM WAS 156 G O-(M PRIME3 DAY).
UNCLASSIFIED

~7777
Organophosphorousi Compounds
USSR UDC 632.95
BLIZNYUK, W. K., KVASHA, Z. H., SPLNTSEVA, L. M., WrERBERGER,
lo -thology
V. X.0 and-XOLOVAI M. N. , All-Union Scientific Studies Institute of Phyt pa
lFrocess for Preparing Mixed Dialkyl Esters of the Higher Alkylphosphonous
Acids!'
Author's Certificate 110 34o665, filecl 22 Jun 70, publelhed 29 Jun 72, (from
ReferativnTj Zhurnal -- Khimiya, 110 8(11)t,1973, Abstract No 8N470P by T. G.
Chekareva)
T=slationt Compounds having the general formula R11(OQR')0R" (I)(11- a.
lkyl j
R1 and W1 - C1 to Cd have acaricid'al: act4vity to the 'atable and sensitlVe
form of vegetation mites. They are prepaxed.by the reaetion*of RP(O)(ORI)OH
(II)t with a 5-10-fold excess of IVOR- For eXample# M,,is passed tbrouj#i a
solution of 0.03 moles of II (H-C and 0.15 moles of absolute
AV ""IC6:13
BuOH in 20,al of CH2C12 until the.appearance of a yelloit-green color. It is
then concentrated and product I (R-C~M Ir-Bu) is obtained,, having
q# RI+C~HUJ
2 20
n.OD - 1-4435 d4 .0.9211P a bo,3_,Zg temperature of 1~6 to 1780 at I (?)mmo
a eld of about 10%, Other analogous compounds were, preparad. B,R' and R"
f
~g J[MMN 1, on, g
q yw

C-Z

USSR
BLIZNYUK, N. K., et al., Author's Certificaie no 319)665, filed 22 Jun ?0,
published 29 U'un 72
20 20
are given together with the boilingAemperatpre in
06/4Z# A D# n4
C H19

9
t
CGH13 E 1 166-8/1, 1.4418,10.92771
C H
191
9 0 H .1 Me 7 160-2/12 1.44303 0.9425;
6 1-9
~
c H 9.)
9 1 c 1?2-4/1~ 1.4430) 0.9270;

6F1 3,1. P"

C6H
Bu, Et, 124-6/1, 1 .11-320 0 9512;
4?.

6H13'z
Bu, 118-20/1, 1-4350s 0-9443t

CqHj9 1 c H -60/1 .44 01 0.9W,*
511' Et, 158 2 1 i0

2/2
7-5

112 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE--023-CT70
'-.TITLE--DI~FFRENCES IN THF THICKNE$S JFJHIN CLADOING DURING THE PR")DUCTION
OF A CL AD WIRE -I)-
-INASTE ROV t V.A., ANDRYUSHCHENK0, T.A.# S U V C-z cl v , I .
Y-1 p YEFREIGV4, P.M.
:%.wOUNTRY. CIF. INFO USSR
METAL. 1970, 43(2)., 52 -4:
13 A T EPUBL I SHE 0------70
;-,:SUBJECT APEAS--MATERIALS, MECH. V.,IND.,v CIVIL AND MARINE rl-NGR
TAGS--METAL ORAWING# CLAD METALY COPPER WIRE,y 'SILVFRr 9EF3RMATION
.;,-.RESISTANCE* THICKNESS GAC METAL CLADDING
E,
'CONTROL MARKPIG-NO RESTRICTIONS
0,I)CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,,'_-PROXY REEL/FRAME-089/1922 STEP NO--t)R/01,36/70/043/002/0052/0054
~CIRCACLFSSION NO--AP0108251
UNC-LASSIFIED

--~21.2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
.~.-.C-lRC...ACC,ES,-SIO'l NO--AP0108251
:ABS,TRACT/EXTRACT--(UJ GP-0-- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS.ANO THE POSSIBILITY
OF DECREASING THE THICKNESS DIFFERENCES OF THIN ClADDINGS 4ERE
INVESTIGATED FOR THE CU PLUS AG PAfR DURING THE PRESSING OF RODS AND
DURING THE DRAWING FROM THEM OF WIRES:SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO 150 MJ IN
DIAM. AND HAVING A COATING THICKNESS OF SIMILAR tO 7 MU. DURING THE
PRESSING ON A VERTICAL 600 TON PRESS, THE ROLE OF PRIOR WELD114G 3F Tf4~E
.'BAR, THF TOOL LUBRICANT9 THE SHAPE OF THE DIE, AND THE HEATING AND
DRAWING TEMPSvt WAS INVESTIGATED. FOR.THE SELECTION OF THE PROPER
TEMP., THE RESISTANCE TO DEFORMATION OF CU AND OF AG WAS.STUDIED. IN
ORDER TO DET. THE MIN. THCIKNESS OF THE COATING9~STATISTICAL METHODS
MUST BE USED WHICH MEANS THAT A LARGE NO.iff MEAS.UA,EMENTS MUST BE TAKENt
~WHICH IS OF SOME DIFFICULTY BECAUSE OFlTHE.THJNNESS,OF~THE COATINGS.
UNCLASSIFIED

043 UNCLASSIFIED~; IPROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--DEVELOPMENT OF A SEMIEMPIRICAL TUBULENCE THEORY-FOR DILUTE POLYMER
SOLUTIONS -U-
AUTHCR-Yja,J~CH, V.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE__.AKA0Et4llA NAUK SS_SRr IZVESTIIA,, MEKHANIKA ZHIDKOSTI I GAIAP
1970, P. 136-146
:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CliEMISTRYt PHYSICS
:~'toplc TAGS--TURBULENT FLOW, LINEAR POLYA E RSOLOT 1010 PROPERTY
"CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.,.,,PROXY.RE,EL/FRAME-~200011335 STEP NO--UR /04.2'1 701000/000/0136/0146
CIRC ACCESSIOtll NO--AP0124'-985 . ......
UNCLASS I F IED
OWN rqlmnrTmlwp_lfflw_ml_qv1l

21~: 043 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
--040EC70
CIRIC ACCESSION NO-AP0124985
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DISCUSSION OF PRHLEMS ASSOCIATED
.-WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SEMfEMPIRICAL THEORY 10F TURBULENT FLOW OF
POLYMER SOLUTIONS IN SMOOTH AND RLOUGH TUV:";, THE APPRIJAC
'EMPLOYED IS BASED ESSENITIALLY ON THE USE OF THE: REYNGLOS EQUATIONS
(WHICH CONTAIN THE AVERAGED VELOCITIES AND. PRESSURE.S AS. WELL AS AN
ADDITIONAL STRESS TENSOR), AND ON~CLOSING ;THIS SYSTEM OF EOUATIONS WITHI
THE AID.OF EXPERIMENTALLY VERIFIED ASSWIPTiONS C014(',.ERN[NG THE
-',RELATIO NSHIP BETWEEN THE ADDITIONAL STRESS TEN$OR AND THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF AVERAGED MOTION. ~BY MAKING. EXtl'
'NISIV'= USE OF
EXPERIMENTAL DATA, THIS APPROA01 MAKES ~IT POSSIBLEJO UTILIZE- T~lcri
SrOC
CONCEPTS A 1) IATED WITH MECHANISM OF TURBULENJ MIXING IVHIC~l FORINIS THE
BASIS OF MANY SEMIEMPIRICAL THEORIES. ~A COMPARJOSP~ WITH EXPERIMENTAL
DATA SHOWS THAT THE THEORY PROPOSED GENERALIZES THE CONCEPTS OF THE
MOTION OF HO.MOGENEOUS FLUIDS AND THAT 11T IS SUITA81.E FOR PREDICTING
QUANTITATIVELY THE INFLUENCE OF. POLYMER A00ITIONS ON FLOW RESISTANCE IN
-T.UBESO
IJINC LA S S I F I E D

777",
USSP, UDC: 621:.378.9:533.9.02
,YAMANAKA, S., YAMANAKA, T., KANG, H., SASAKI,,-.,T-,-Y0SHIDik,,1.K.
WAKI, M. , Electrica
UEDA, K., HONGYO, M.
t Osaka University, Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya Uni-
en
m
-versity Japan
~~.o 'tPlasma Generation and Heating by Lasers"
Moscow, Kvantovaya Elektronika, Sbornik:Stat.ey, No 2(8), 1972,
-4S-52
PP
Abstract: The paper gives the results of research on destruction
of laser glasses by powerful radiative em.Lssicn, on using liquid
lasers as light amplifiers, and also on using powerful lasers
for heating a plasma. A method is proposed for high-speed mea-
surements of plasma teniperature and density based on the Thom'son
cattering of light. A complex structure i,,; dctbcted in the ccii-
s
tral ion peak in the scattered radiation spect-rum. The recorJ-
equipment sho%,s twenty neutrons occurring in a burst. rr ii c
paper is an abbreviated version of an article presente(I to the
editors by the organizational committ.c.e, of the. -International
1/2

USSR UDC 612.014.21-616._92.3
PRAKAPCIIUK, A. Ya (Deceased) GRYNGAU,Z, M. YP. ,
and KORSUN, U. F.
"The State of Histohematic Barriers in Gu~nea,Pigs.After the
Action of.lonizing Radiation on the Organism"
Minsk, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk BSSR, Seriya Biologicheskikh
Nauk,. No 1, 1971, pp 79-81
Abstract: Cutaneous permeability with respect to radioactive
isotopes of.phosphorus, sulfur, and arsenic was studied under cer-
tain physiological and pathological conditioins of the organism.
irior to the beginning of the
Sixty-eight guinea pigs were used. P
experiments the animals were subjected to x-ray i-r-radiation with
total doses of 500 and 900 rad, Twenty-four to 48 hours later,
the isotopes (i-.i doses of 1.8 millicurie in ointment bases) were
applied to shaved skin. It was establisked that the skin is
permeable to these isotopes, the degree of petineability depand-
ing on the activity of the isotope, the duration of skin exposure
to the action of the isotope, and the type oUthe ointment base
1/2
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t=-R UDC 576-358-09 -3c6 .083. 1
3q2
GAY-rajajon, V. S., YERSIleff, F. I., KISELEV, 0. 1. j;-'; SHIIIH, L. Y,., ZAYTSEwA
KA-11 6-111-1 ~ ~ ~11L V . , Z 11 D A C ~,, V. 1,11. ,and IMM.-AX111f S. A-, Inmtitutle of
0.
Fxp--rinM-Ta-17-,-ed1-c7--net VSSI~' Acadery of Ned 4 cal Sciences, leni-nC=A, institute
Of ViroloV i--eni D. I. Ivanovskiy, USSR Acade:zy of K.icdical Sciences, 1:oscoir
Ile
"ReDlica-tion of infectious Viral R11A in IsolatBd Nitochdrdxia. " -oorl.
PemetmItion. o--:' '11iral R1iA Into Mitochondria and Its Effect on Eitoo-hond-rial
Syn-thesis"
1,410scow, Vop--osY Virusolosli, No 3, Nay/Jun 71, pp 26c,?-273,
Abs-ti-actt Isolated imt- liver mitochond�ia- were- incuba-ted in nedium Dro-
noting oxidat-i-io phosphoxylation and protein and X-~'A bio::,ynthe-lis. 113--P,1A
aft r
of Venezuelan cauine ercephalitis virus, was adled. It wras found t---t mue
inculbation, applroxij-,ately i2i"; o-f the introducced radio-activ-JtV vas in t 1., -3
nit-ochondxlp- 11. was concluded that the emergence of 0-111.'A 'of the cirus in
m =4a i5 not due ~o adsorntion of P11A on '-he surface oI, these
the Atochond U
Structures; insilead, the cell f !,-,4 al -xd actinomycin D iAiiaL11-Acd
c-r' viral in .~itochorfL-rial subj'2:i~.CT.103'13 was
trat on.
App-~("X-Jlra-tcly 61;- of th-e. labe-led EA was fotu- i*-. tht: Jntcrnal-
nerpbzarpe and f--acticn. -,nhibitioii of '2N.A. synthlesis of in-itochondrial
pzotein api-i-hesi3
pxotcin was obz~ -rved. The fraction o.

TM
UWR MC 911.3.'16.983
.430171-13)
YPIFANO'V. G. F., and KIVASOIN, N. P.
"The Epizootic Distribution of Food-and--Xouth Disease in Omskaya Oblast"
Nauch. tr. Omsk.-vet. in-t. (Scientific Works:of the OM~k Veterinary Institute)
4-s-36. Medit inskaya Ge graf I No 1, Jan 71,
1970, 27, No 2, pp 41-42 (from RZ 5 0 17a
Abstract i.-JO.103)
Translation: Foot-and-mouth disease in Omskaya Oblast is distributed througla
the south and east where cattle-raising is more intensive. It occurs only
rarely in the, north; the Ustf-Ishimsidy rayon, for example, has had no cases
for the last 25 years. In the bblast types,of foot and mouth disease are:
b -he foot-and-mouT~h
type 0. variant 0., type A, variant A while in 19" 7 t
variant A2Z. The study of vixal
disease epizootic was caused by type k virwis
type over the last 21 years yield.a data indle.atirig that virus types change
-4 years. In 196'a-1968,there as,; siknificant~aecreasa in the disease
every3
distribution # By November 1967 i .'-foot-a Wi-vo O*uth .'disea ~e type 0 and A --variant
A'were.oradicated in the oblasto
64~

USSR
UDC 621.382.2
ADIROVICUP E- I-, ATABAYEITA, A. N., XUBINOV, V. iti. YU. M.
"Silicon as a Material for Dielectric Electronics"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodniko~,j Vol 5. No 11, 1971, pp, 2052-2057
de of the conditions under which dielec-
Abstract: An experimental study was ma
tric conditions occur in silicon, that is, the currents is determined by the
electrode emission instead of the carrier concentration in the material itself.
The method of two-way diffusion alloying was used to introduce copper from an
aluminum melt into plates of high-resistant silicon (p _ ()4 Qhms-cm) - 100
microns thick. This method insured the possibility of controllable and re-
producible production of a thin (_10 microns) layer of,higli-resistant silicon
between two pt-type regions acting as emittin~y, electrodes. 'rite conditions
for a space charBe limited emission current were realiied in the recion.of
quite low voltages (U.1-10 volts) with variation of the current by 3-4 orders
(10-5-1F2 anips).
A series of control exreriments is described showing Lhat in 111-p -p-p -M
structures manufactured thy this method, qpace chav-e limited currents actually
occur. Effective devices for dielectric clectronics can be built on tile basis
of silicon and other ideal mono c rys talline semiconductors with high mobility.
119

UDC 539.20~'- ~i2i.3112.E~l
USSR
'DIROVICHI 1. Ace.1der-do-lan of t1n A c a c 1 e-nn
i , y o 6SR;
YTUABOV, YU. M_ , and 'ILAL"~UD.MYEV G. P.. institute
Zoov of ItIae Acade,.-ay of Scionces ()!-,be"- SS-,
1.~. V S ~k arodub'
M
lashhen-u
IThi-n-FiLii Photodioue a-rice-3 Based on, -.nCd3--pC 2a ate:?oJunctio.n.s"
Mosco,,,r, DoIciady A.1kadenii NauR. SSSR, Vo 1192, I.T o1.t:pITuna 1970,
pp 764-767
t-odiode ria--i- is thaz~ is baz-,~!d
Abstrac~: A thin-fiLn DIno I
'En_n6_d3_nCdTe het-crojunction.s, the characte-.Mi~;'Uios of --hich (voll.ul-
ainpfre, lu:--roltage, spectra"'I., and _frequericy)* -,~revo di,,ocribed previou-s-
1TO 1, JC60),
1y b1T the aut'hors (-Wiz. i Tol%hn. Pol'~nrovodnixc),,j', Vol
81). The use of hateriodiodes as light Is uo-sib'o nainly
due t-o the fact that they have a wide :barld of snoct:?al _-ens_-T-L-,`Lvity
with an almost constant quant-um yield, i.,hich is very ossenti-cl in
r.C dS - 70C dIr 0
The ruatzL7. of an
procesning an optical sic-nal. - conai t,
-h two mIatuall perpendicular zp-e_-.is of scr, -_-I
heterostruct,,Lre w4 t . . L e-
Y
electrodes: bands 0~_ 5--IC2 through -Wnich* the s tructur(i s illu:.-..inated
112

SS,
U
R
A T
ADIROVICH, E. !. ,et al,
U
.1 June 1970 on-767
7
seSving
Ult photod-iodes -oar cra ware prepared ~with an actlive a*-,-ea oi 'Urla
_,,2
element 0.25 r, The density of elenent4t achievcid -in these lab -
les is by no means the technologict-1 Care was
.oratory sarm
talcen to ensure identical -oaramete_-s of the -ohot-odiodes for-:Iin'~ the
Mtrix. The zrainimua light int-ensity for which the -ohotocurrent of
-s -will be identical is approxiiiiatel-,v ICIO litx. A study of
all element
volt-amere cha_-ac'-oristic- showed that the de-Liendance o- currant
U
ro'I"notion2 does not
on Volta,-;a. and to-merature 'or rCdS-DCdTe hete
fusion, emission, and i-ecc -i
correspond to the dif.L -mbilat2on mo(Jels but
;s in agreGmont with the tunnel-recombination theory of Riben and
Peucht. it is concludod that tho diroct CLU'rOnt -t-,'.rjrou;;h t-hf; hotero-
tion s caused by a t,,L-ine 1-re comb ina 45, I.on mwch s , sinc a a
junc
auantitative cormarison of emerimant and. theory shows that the
vassage of carriers through the heterojunction haa a Multistep
znaraczor,
2/2
65
q
Dolk
-lac Nauk SSSR,
_jxv Akademii-
'Vo~ o L,
4.
and bands ol' coDDer
as upper electrodes. I 1i ILI 11 Mau_f"C~S

LTSSR uDc: 621096.'67T.73(088-8)
TvLPSHIII, 0. R. YEROKH1.11, G. A. , YUAKO$ k 11, Moscow Elqctrical Engzineer-
ing Institute of Co --mu i cations
"An Antenrall
USSR Author's Certificate No 263693, filed ~4 sop 68, published 4 Jun 70
(front RM-Radiotekhuika, ITo 12, Dee 70, Abstract Plo 12BT7:.P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an antiinna in the form
of a rectangular horn with ribbed walls in the eperture section. Me an-
terina is excited through a waveguMe junction which ddeniz out in the 11
plane. The ribbed walls of the horn are a (:ontitiuatton of the vide walls
of the jwiction; the grooves are rectfulpiJar ijxld paral.l.cj. bj) tjjj.,. vi&-, lialls
of the Teeder; the ripacing of' the grooves iq 0.1 of a vave'Length In free
space. The depth of the grooves varies with res:?ect to tht~ len^ft of the
antenna In such a way that the envelope of the r~Lbs is described. by a para-
5
bolic law. This design provides a radiation, pattern of Pluteau.or cosecant
shape in the E plane. One illustration. N.
C,

ipr's 58783
18 April 1973
ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION SAFETY
co~'r.1,0te.trans4latis)n of -uria back iy V. A. rowlw,
and T V. Yuchonkova, Zashcbitn ot 1-.lektrrr.,,ainitnykh
197r,
CONTEIqTS
PA~-E
PRrFAC9 ............................................................... I
ANWTATION ............ ........ I........... ...... 2
V.rR0DVCTj0N ............. .................. .............. .......... 3
G ER 3 kiectroft4snatic ItAustiou ......... ........ 6
CHAPTER 2-.. Laser Missions ............................. ............... 113
CiMPM 3 1. X-Radistion, of tlvctronie Instrumentr ..................... 130
CIVrrER 4, Trestuunt and Prevention .................... o ....... 151)
CMFrZK 5 Physiologic I and Econ"dic AaPects of SHr and bw
plectrou%manle Radtatlon Safety ...... ........ I ........... 161
BIDLXOGWIJY~ ...................................... ............. 187
a [I USSR L)
Tli
44

USSR UDIC 538'. 4
BE' MINIOV, A. I BLZII, D. A. ,KOVALEV, L. K. i. , moscow
'Irwo-Dimensional Magnetic Fields in Magnetohydrodynamic Channels with Steel
Walls with Finite Magnetic Reynolds Numbers"
Zhurnal Prikladnoy Mekhaniki i Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 5: 1971, pp 3-11.
ABSTRACF: A study is made of the planar problems of the distribution of a
two-dimensional magnetic field in magnetohydrodynamic..channels with ferro-
magnetic walls with real Reynolds magnetic,numbers and-fixe,d hydrodynamic
flo w., A complex function describing the.field from a:unique point is used
to construct an integral representation for the bull magnetic induction,
allowing any approximation to strict solution of the problen to be produced
by digital computer. The influence function can be defined for various
channels using tdrror reflections and conformal mappings. The method is
illustrated by numerical calculation of '.the distribution of the magnetic
field as a conducting fluid flows along a flitt, ferromagnetic wall and a
fluid flows in the band between ferromagnetic walls. The influence of the
external circuit and heterogeneous transverse velocity~proftlc on distribu-
tion of the magnetic field is calculated.
46

USSR UDC 518
YUBMV, N. N., Izhevsk
Itconcerning the Stability of a Difference Scheme, Which App--roximates a Peri-
odic Boundary-Value Problem of a Differential Equation"
Kaman', Izvestiya VUZov: Matematika, No~3(130), Mar 73, PP 107-111
Abstract: The paper presents the conditions of stability of the periodic
difference scheme
Lh fall + P (I'). -F q (i.) ull
.45 full Uh - alk
I I+N 01 1y,
which approximates the periodic boundary-value problem
L ful U' + P (1) zx~ + q (it) U
U-0,1L
1/2

USSR
YUBEREV, N. N., Izvestiya VUZOV: Viatematika,.No 3(130), Max 73, pp 107-111
vbere PM and q(t) are continuous periodic functions of period w, and
h=6j/?l (N is a natural number greater than 2), tx=yl:(x is. any integer),
Uh 20 + Uh
au" 4+1 - A r-1 *
In donclusion.,the author thanks A. L. Teptin for discussing the work

-----------
USSR
_YSaIBAYEV, R. U.,.KULLkDZHAXOV E. ZH.,
AZn-!OV, S. A., BB
CHUDANgY,_Y.__M. , YUDASHBAYEV,. T. S. In'stitute 'of N"uclear
17ry'sics, Academy dT-56TIe_nCa, Uzbek SSR
"Azimuthal Re2ationa and Fireballall
Moscow, Yadernaya Pizika, Vol 11, No 6, 1970, Pp 12i,,6-1254
4~n n
Abstrac4-; Azimuthal correlations aro datected into.--
actIons at energies of hundreds of Gev. From the point of vimr
of a model of a single fireball, -the cause of. the coLrelationa
may bo its formation and "rotation."

-.112 020 t- .1
UN SIFIED 0 W3 C FI IN' DATE-20NOV70
"L AS.
T-ITLE-USE 1-4- A G A Yt A C' r 1 V -,l T 10 E T 11,3 D F Ol r 'A E QJ l."ll I FAT I VE T E R ;, 11 il.A T I ON
OF NITACGLN AN"D PV~3s~i"'J*,~U') I i'l M'001FIED CELLUL'USE PAEPj-VZ,ArlLJ.NS -U-
AUTHQk-t05.)-YUGASHEV Y A YLj. MILLFRI R.A.,j (,HAKUWV,~ M. I MURATOVA, U.M.,
I) Y K c v t m Ile
t t-.Ui%TRY OF INFO-USSR
-URC E-V.YS--- KC,'OLL SC-~QIN.# SF-R. A 9 7 C , L2(4) , :957 9.
~~-~Z-A T E P U 8". L ISHED------7C
SUL4JECT ARFAS-MIATEi~!ALSI CHEI-111STRY
TGP IC TAGS-06ANTI TAT I& Afi'ALY51sf ~i[TROGFi PHOSPHURUS ISOTOPE,
'--C
J N , GAMMA
~ELLULGSE X 1.1,AY RADIAT[i ffl:UTRON, ACTIvA,TiON AAA.LYSIS',
AA0 At, I V 1: PHOTUNIUCI.FAR-K k:AG f 10111-
'CL PAi~- I %G--N;J INs
C CN T R 9ESTkICTIU
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIL-0
PROXY STEP

212 020 Uv4CLASS IF I ED PWICESSING DATE-20NIOV7C,
c-uUrl ACCESSIC~',"
GIP-0- A3 -STRACT
THE I k. f A Dil OF -"l'J0lFl1i0 CELLJu.)SE
6ilill~-;A '\';',YS GJF 151~+F"V L N f: R Y CAUSES. THE FOLLOWING
PHOT 'NUCLE,~:, P,Gr-ES' ~ M MA 'Y I E L D
PKI M-'~14~ N PLUSi Go S PR[MiE13 PLUS Ki
(k .kt3cvh 10.5 i"EV TF.-~C-Sil-,LO) A'Nij P.R*IME-31: P PLUS N 1,1130VE 12.05,AEV
L 1 -A FR
THPESI-CLU) PR I il C A.%, 0 Pi~[NE16 (J RE(' ;Q [kl INERGIES GRE f - T V I AN t5
S f Nr' f I HE I I ALl" L 3RTMI AiNL~ P Ai 10.08
MEV It' ii-( L ' C'l. IVES OF: I X
p
A N 0 1 N , R L SIP oF, THEi RADIOACTIVITY OLCAY AFTER PRAON.
:F
:GIVES A HIANS FGR .-"APIL) l;ErN. OF P AN D~ N. ACILITY: rASHKENT .
UGGS. UNIV. 11.1. LENINA, TASHKEPJr, US SR

2 big
DATE--30OCT70
UNCLASSIFIED P k. 0 C
~-CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0125605
AgSTRAC,T/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE REACTION OF HBR WITH
.-PROPYLENE OXIDE AND 3 SU13STITUTED PROPYLENE OXIDES, THE mAJOR PRODUCT
WAS A SECONDARY ALL. AND NOAPPRECIABLE DIFFERENCE WAS: 14ADE 6Y T14E
PRESENCE OF PEROXIDES7 UV LIGHT, OR BOTH.: THE FOLLOW114G PERCENT OF
S,ECGNDARY ALC. BASED ON VAPOR PHASE CHRCMATIIG. WERE OBTAINED
I-SUBSTIJUENTS AND RANGE IN PERCENT FOR THE: VARIOUS. TYP.ES OF RUN GIVEN):
Ht .75.2-8.4;-CL# S7.7-78.95; AND. CL :SUB3, 97~.1-100.
FACILITY:
DNEPkCPETROVSK. GUS. UNIV.# DNEPROPERTROVSK,t USSR.

1/2 045 UNCLASSf PIED PROCESSING'DATE--274%f0V70)
TITLE--CHARACTERISTICYOF 14EAT TRANSFER NEAR THl_: STAGNATION POINT FOR A
TURBULENT JET IMPINGING ON A PLATE SITUATED NORJMAL TO THE FLOW -U-
T
AUTHOR-(05)-ANOREY8V, A.A.t DAKHND, V*N.P.SAVINr V.K.,P: iSIRLINi 0.V.?
YUDAYEV,. 13.No
CO FO--USSR
SOURCE----;MASHINOSTROENTE, NO.3, 1970, P..57-60
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--HEAT TRANSFER RATE, STAGNATION PfjllqTt TURBULENT JET, PLAT
PLATE, PARAFFIN WAX, FLOW VISUALIZATION, FLOW VELOCITY, VORTEX FLO'W,
:BOUNUARY LAYER FLOWY TWO PHASE FLOW
CONTROL MARKING--N0 IRESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3004/0865 STEP NO--UR/0418/70/000/003/005'1/~,'OtO
_____~JRC ACCESSION NO-AP0131~52
SSIFIED
mt__
ut -mlifff ME p-,T544 ~_uml mmmmmm

2/2 0-~5 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
GIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0131452
U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, oiscussiem OF FXPEREiNENITS IN WHII-H
-ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(
~PARAFFIN COATED PLATES WERE USED TO, VISUALIZE THE FLOW PATTERN FORMED 3Y
IMPINGING TURBULENT AIR JETS EXPELLED..FROM TWO 0I.MIENS IONAL 135 7, 1;~-IE s
15 MM) AND AXISYMMETRIC (30 Mli DIAM) NOZZLES. THE VELOCITY OF THE JETS
VARIED BETWEEN 30 AND 100 M--SEC. THE JET TEMPERATURE WASI 100 DEG C.
THE RESULTS INDICATE THAT THE INCREASED HEAT TRANSFER RATZ AT THE
FORWARD STAGNATION POINT (SPREADING LINE) IS ASSOCIAH.D 'r,1ITH TH_
FORMATION OF STABLE VORTEX-SYSTEM IN WHICH THE VORTICES ARE ORIEINTED
ALONG THE LINES OF FLOW, UNDER, THE ACTION OF THIS SYSTEM, THE TWO
-OlMENSIONAL BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW BECOMES~A THRE&DIMENSIONAL FLOV6
-LEADINGTO A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN THE-HEAT TRANSFEk RATE.
UNCt ASSI F IED
--mA
alp --m-p
I rill IUp, .1 ~ - R IF., 11 -7 " "I frus.

UNCLASSIFIE6 :'kOCESSING DATE -27NOV70
50
TATLE--INVESTIGATION OF HEAT TRANSFER IN. A GRADIENT FLOWREGION FOR PLANE
JET IMPINGING ON PLATE SITUATEDAqORAAL T*0 THE FLOW -U-
1~,.AUTHOR-(Oft)-ANDREYEVt A.A., DAKHNOY V.N., SAVINo V.K:.,- YUDAYEV, B.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,A P R'
:.SOURCE- I,MZHENERNO-FILICHESKII ZHURNAL* VOL. 18, APR. 19TO, P. 631-637
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TAGS-HEAT TRANSFERt TURBULENT FLOW7 LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/L753 STEP NO--IIP./0170/To/018/000/0631/0637
CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0125370
UNCLASSIFIED

050 UNCLASSIFIED:~ PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125370
ABS',rRACT/E-XTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABWRACT. EXPERIMENTAL DETEPMINATION OF r"E
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS REQUIRED FOR THE SOLUTION SYSTE!-t OF EQUATIONS OF
MOTIONt DISCONTINUITY EQUATION, AND ENERGY~ EQUATION DESCRIBING HEAT
TRANSFER IN THE GR DIENT FLOW REGION ARIS,IlqG WHEN,A PLANE ISOTHERMAL
TURBULENT JET IMPINGES ON PLATE SITUATED NORMAL rf) THE' FLOt-1. THE
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS ARE OBTAINED IN THE. FORM OF A UNIVF-RSAL RELATION
BETWEEN THE VELOCITY AT THE OUTER BOUNDARY OF THE :BUUNDARY L4YER, THE
COGRDINATE 4LONG THE PLATEf AND, THE SPACIN0, BETWEEN THE PLArE AND THF
NOZZLE-a FORMULAS FOR CIALCULATING THE HEAT , TRANSFER COEFFICIENT IN A
LAMINAR BOUNDAgY LAYER ARE DERIVED. A, SUB~ITANTIAL D[SCREPAINCY IS FOUND
TO EXIST BETWEEN THE EXPERIMEINTAL AND THEORETICAL R-ESULTS. AN ANALYSIS
OF THE CHAMGES IN THE EXPERIMENTAL HEAT TRANSFER CnDEFFFCIENT NEAR THE
SPREADING LINE AS A FUNCTION OF THE SPACING BETWEEN THE NOZZEL A-111r, THE
PLATEI AND THE INFLUENCE OF THrs -SPACING ON T14F DEGRFE.OF TURBULENCE
1NDICATES THAT THE RELATION BMIEEN THIS COCFFICIENT AND THE 0EGREE OF
TURBULENCE IMAY BE CONSIDERED TO RE LINEAR, IN THE FJRST ~APPROXIMATTON.
THIS RESULT IS USED AS(,A.BASIS FOR DERIVING,:FO *RMULAS FOR THE HEAT
-TRANSFER, COEFFIC TENT 1k TFc& rsRADItNt- FLOW'::RFGUON UPMER 'CONS I DERAT 10,11.
:NAUCti,-4j-ISSLE00ilATEL'S'KII jNST-IlUT!
FACILITY: ISTROITEL'MOI FILIKI;
-MOSKOVSKOE VYSSHEE rEK~NICHESKOE UCKILiSHCHE, MOSCO~l, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

_Tj L.f :PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
,-TITLE--STABILITY IN A BANACH~SPACE IN,
TH EP R:;-: S E.NCE OF CONSTANTLY ACTING
-'ED IN THE IIEAN,-U-
4-_~ PERTURBATIONS BOUNL
-AUTHOR-- YUDAY EV Go-S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-,5.OURCE--AKA0EMlIA NAUK KAZAKHSKOI SSRt.IZVESl'IlAt SERILA FlIZIKO
MATICHESKAIAt VOL* 81 JANo-FEB. 1910, P'. 62-65~
MATEj
-.i)ATE ~PUBLISHEO ------- 70
--SUBJECT AREAS--#4ATHEMATICAL SCIENCES.
TOPIC TAGS--PERTURBATION, DIFFERENTIAL OPtRATOR, EXISTENCE THEOREM,
UNIQUENESS THEGREMv D[FFERENTIAL: EQVAT[ON 50LUTIONj ASYMPToric SOLUTION
C11114TROL MARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PAIO XY REEL/FRAME--1996/1499 STEP NO- UR/0361/70/008/000/0062/0065
2- CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116486
UNCLASSE'FIC-5

UNCL PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0118486
_:AB&TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, STUDY OF THE PERTURBED
DIFFERENTIAL OPERATOR EQUATION DX-DT EQUALS X(T,X) PLUS R(T,X)t wHERE
X) 1S AN OPERATOR FUNCITON CHARACTERIUNG RANDOM AND CONSTANTLY
ACTING PERTURBATIONS. THE CONDITIONS OF EXISTENCE,AbiD UNIQUEN6SS OF THE
CONTINUOUS SOLUTION TO THE UNPERTURBEDiE.M.TION ARE ~ITEO. GERMAIDZE
ND KRAZOVSKIIS (1957) THEOREM CONCERNING~THE STABILITY OF AN
~
A
ASY14PTOTICALLY STABLE ZERO SOLUTION (UNIFORM WITH RESPECT rO THE INITIAL
DATA) TO THE UNPERTURBED EWATION IN,THE PRESENCE OF C014STANTLY ACTING
-PERTURBATIONS BOUNDED IN THE MEAN IS EXTENOED TO THE AFOREMENTIONED
DIFFERENTIAL OPERATOR EQUATION. A THEOREM CONCERNI.NG INSTABILITY IN THE
PRESENCE OF CONSTANTLY ACTING PERTURBATIONS BOUNDED IN THE MEAN IS
PROVEN.
UNCLASSIFIED
Fils mg -IRS
90

Biochejidstr5~:
USSR UDC 54?.964.4+5?7.17
0
'At R. G.t MUM, .111, G., VQLPYPKAYA p.-YE., N
SHVACHKINI YU. P., VDOVIN
HYABTSEV, M. N.,, KIRIVT~30V, V. T., GRACHEVA, 'A. X.j KWN10SHChEiUOV, S. P.,
'it, Z
NORSEW1, V. A. j_GR=EV, V. S., OINTRIKo A., M. YAUWdl, BI-, FEDOTOV,
TO POI.IVANOV, A. 1. t YUDAYIEYJ-1f~_A:~-,
"Ifew Synthesis of Human Insulim!'
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khiaiit Vol XLII1 (01) No It 19?3, pp 216-217
Abstracti I'luman. Insulin was synthesized on 'the basis of obtaining A and B
chains by the solid phase method f-R. -B. b1e=ifj.(-ld, J. An. Chem. Soc., No
85t 21" 9 1963; J. Stuart, et al.f Tverdofazny a.1mtez peeptidov, 14oscow, Mir,
1017 and subsea ntly combining the syntheticd)ains into the complete role-
jue
cule. of the biolo'gically active hormone, Hexe,~ a new version of the synthesis
Is realized which rerr-tits exclusion of treatment. of the chb~ins irith sodium
in liquid am. onia which eliminates the danger of ;undesirable side reactions
caused by this reagent fA. 14arglin, et al.,1 J. A.m. Chem.: Soc., No 88P 5051,
196�7. The A and B chains of human Insulin were synthesiwd on an automated
device uring a sphezical chloromethylated copolyter of styrene with 1% divinyl
benzene as the innsoluble carrier. All oprations were perforned in a nitrogen
atmosphore. The derivatives of the L-wtino acidu used in the synthasis of
-the A and B chains axe listed. The fluorohydrates of the chains were con-

Bioch,~Mistry
USSR -ijDc 5476964.4577-17
SUACRUN, YU. P-, VDOVINA, R. G. I POUTAKe N* G. f
RYABTSEV, M. U., KRT-VTSOV, V. T., GRACHEVA, A., K., 1~&kSr-!OSHChE-"KGVO S. P.,
VOVOSEIVII V. A., GRUZMPV, V. S., MYNIXI A'. M~j KALIlikiiZA, Z4 B., FEDOTOYlt
V. P. IVAINOV, A. I.j YWAYEV, X. A.
"Ifew Synthesis of Hunan InsullY
Leningrad, Zhuxnal Obshchey Xhinji; V01 XMI (CV)s No It 1973t pp 216-21?
Abstracti Hw= insulin was synthesized on thetasis of obtaining A and B
chains by the solid ph=a methcd fR..:-B. Dle~rlflnldt J. Am:. Chen* SOO$ I NO
85, 2149t 1963; j. Stuart, at al., Tverdofazny sintez peptidov,41foscow, Idr,
19717 and subsequently combining the synthetiedmins into.the complete mole-
C~re of the biologically active hormone@ Here, a new version of the synthesis
is.realized which reraits exclusion of treatment of the chians with sodium
in liquid ammonia which eliminates the dznger.of undesirable side x~aactions
caused L-y this reagent fA. liarglin,: at al., Chen, Soc, 9 No 88v 5051,
ig6g. The A and B chain* of human. insulin W'ero syntliesized on tul automated
dovice using a spherical chloron, othylated cotolymer of styre. ne Ath 1% divinyl
benmene as the insoluble carrier. All operatibr-% were performed in a nitrogen
atmosphere. The derivatives of the L-wdno acide uzed In the synthozis of
tho A und D ohains axe UrAed. The fluorohydratem of the chalna waro con-
..... ... ..

77
'USSR UX 577-17
YIakYEV N A SHVITOM, Yu. P., et al.,'Institute of Experi-nent-al
Endocrinology and Iforrrone Chemistryj Academy. of Medical Sciences 1-!w;co-w
"A New Laboratory synthesis of Hurrnn Tnsulin"
Moscow) BiolchimiYa~, 1`10 l.- 1973, pp 221-223
Abstract: Description of a complete laboratory synthesis of hwrcmn insillin
Lh
based on obtaining A and B chains by a F3olid phace.,met ol and stibsequently
combining the synthetic chains. into the whole molecule of th-a biolo,,-.,ically
active, hon-nona. Unor- co=letion of the solid-phase synt-Lzsis, the
chains are separated from the pol3niar-carrier by treati-~,,-azit with
bydrogen. fluoride. Using a combination of protective growp,3 mv-kus it po,~.si` lo
to.combine in a zin6le working Ftage the separation of 111je chanins froi,~, thc
Iffie procedura olirdnatc:s
insoluble pol..er-carrier and their complete release. .1
the need to treat the chains with sodium in. liquid ar-mania, tlx~.,rcb-,~r prc,-,rentiL~~;
the dangerous side ef fects caused. by this rewrent. The ~ _p-urif ied A and -B
thetic nhains are then recombined both. w-Ith natural chairts aryl -~,-Ltli on-, atlothe--.
The preparations obtained as a result of ~thexecoObinatioil reaction eyjiibit
specific insulin activity.
ME, ~HNIIII WIS. MWIM-11

TWIMMIUM131 4,4".Ell- ..

2/3 03Z UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
ICIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0139943
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ENDO(;RINOLOGY:IS ONE OF THE
E'LA
- -TIVE YOUiNGt AND INTENSIVELY DEVELOPING DISCIPLINES.
R
.ITS FORMATION AS AN INDEPEND04T BRANCH OF SCIENCE 14AS COMPLETED IN THE
SECOND QUARTER OF OUR CENTURY. NEVERTHELESS* TO DATE IT HAS ATTAINED A
HIGH LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT* THE IMPORT414CE! OF,ENDOGRINOLOGY IN MODERN
MEDICINE IS DETERMINED BY THE PHSYIOLOGL(;AL ROLE OF: THE E14DOCRINE SYS m
WHICH IS INVOLVED IN THE INITIATION OF PRACTICALLY ALL YITAL FUNCTIONS
OF THE ORGANISMt A140 BY TH~ HIGH:DEGREE! OF. SPECIFI(ITY AND BREADTH OF
THE SPECTRUM OF BIOLOGICAL ACTION OF.HORMONESi. WHIC-4i PERMITS THEIR USE
IN THE TREATMENT NOT ONLY OF ENDOCRINE BUT~ALSO MUREROUS NONENDOCRINE
DISEASES. ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT, OF ENDOCRIN[OLOGY IN THE LAST
26-25 YEARS REVEALS THAT THE MOSTJMPORT'ANT ADVANCES [NSTRUMENTAL IN
THE-PHYSIOLOGY
SIGNIFICANT SUCCESS IN INVESTIGATION OF: OF THE DIFFERENT
EINDOCRINE GLANDSo THEIR INTERACTION AND CORRELATIVE,LINKSt PATTERNS OF
PERFORMANCE OF REGULATORY FUNCTIONS OFTHE~-ENobCRINE SY~TEM, MECHANISMS
OF FORMATION OF ENDOCRINE PATHOLOGYP AND DEVELOPMENT OF, EFFECTIVE MEANS
OF DIAGNOSING AND TREATING ENDOCR.JNE DLSEASES WERE~;LINI(ED MAINLY WITH
ISOLAMN OF HORMONES IN PURE FORHo FSTABLISHMENT OF THEER CHEMICAL
1. 'OF IN
STRUCTURE# AND INVESTIGATION OF DIOSYNTHESI-S A140 MOA86 ISM THER4
THE ORGANISM. THE CONSTANTLY GROWING :INTENSITY ()i-*:SClEliTIFlC RESEARCH
WORK 1N THE FIELD OF EXPERIMENTAL
.~ANO CLINICAL ENIA.)CRINOLOGY OBSERVED IN
ALL DEVELOPED COUNTRIES OF THE WUJMO~t AND ~THEIR lilr;iH REYURNr GIYk CAUSE
TO EXPECT SOME THEORETICALLY ANO:PRACT(CALLY SUBSTANTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN
THE NEXT 15-20 YEARS.
UNC LASS I F I EO
I wi V_ a 9 Lf I w Ll #a 0 I= a I rylq

0~5 UkLASSI FIED"
PROCE,;S'SING DATE--18SEP70
-COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ESTROGEN AWANDROGEN ACTION Ott RNA
T UTERUS -U-
_.,~~.l_--IAOSYNTHESIS IN RA
HOIR.~102)-POKROVSKIYr B.V.t YUDAYEV* NeA.
NTRY OF 1NFO--USSR
C 2-8-
E--BIOKHIMIYA 1970t 35(1)9 7
.,-DATE' PUBLISHED ------- 70
;u-_SUfiJ,Er
T AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAC SCIENCES
:f,TCPK~ -,TAGS-- ANDROGEN, ESTROGENt TESTUSTERONEv :RNAP B10SYNTHESISt
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM# HYPERTROPHY
C rl.-NIT ROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS'
,.~DCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAIME--1984/0859 STEP ND--UR/0218/701/0351001/0072/3078
-CfRC ACCESSION %10--AP0055559
UNCLASSI-FIED
a" "min ffavhlmtnm

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
C LRC ACCESSION NO--AP0055559
A4STRAcT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. TESTOSTERONE PHENYLPROPIONATE
ADMINISTER~D S.C. 1 1 MG TIMES AT I INJECTIONS PER DAY) TO
OVARIECTOMIZED RATS SIGNIFICANTLY STIMULATED THE IINJCORPCI~ATION OF
ADIENINE-8-PRIME14 C UNTO THE NUCLEAR RNA OF THE UTEkUS IN VIVO.
17BETA-E-STRADIOL ADMINISTERED S.C. (0.05 MUG, 7 TIMES AT 2 INJECTIOt4S
:PER DAY) CAUSED IDENTICAL HYPERTROPHY OF THE UrERUS AND TESTOSTERc-NE
DECREASED OR DID NOT CHANGE T14E SPECIFIC RADIOACTIVITY Of: NUc;LEAR RNA
DISTRIBUTfON OF RAPIDLY LABELED UTERINE NLJCLEAq RNA IN A SUCROSE DENSiTY
GRAI)IENT WAS HETEROGENEOUS AND WAS NOT CORRELATED WITH DISTRIBUTION OF
RNA AS DETO. BY UV ABSORBANCE. IIETEROGENEOUS UTERINE NUCLEAR RNA WAS
NOT EXTRACTABLE WITH 2M LICL ANO HAD THE MOST READILY EXCHANGEABLE
FRACTI,ON IN, THE 8:t-1-6 S- REG-I.ON..-- . PART OF THE. RAPIDLY METABOLIZING UTERINE
RNA SYNTHESIZED DURING ANDROGENTREATMENT-REMAINED IN THE NUCLEUS AND
-.~WAS NOT". iRANS-MtTTED TO THE CYTOPLASM*

66.05
USSR U DC.
Candidate of Tec.bnical'Scjenccs, KOKOREW, D.T.,
750ctor of Technical Sciences and SOPIN, As I.~, Aspiramt (Morcom,
Ins titute of C'hemical'-N4achiiie-BLLildiiig)
"On Determination of Geometric Pararneters, of Hydrodynamic Siren
Type Devices"
Moscow, Izvestiva Vysshikh Uchebnykb Zave:deniy, Mashinostroyeniye,
No 6, 1972, pp 6-85
Abstract: The present article deals with closed containt"!X.3 in -which
press-Lire pulsations aro produced in order to intensify various physical-
cheinical processes. The inner wall of the stator container is a cylijidel-
of radius R, the outer wall is -a cylinder of radius 2 R. The rotor is a
located inside the inner cylinder-ofthe stator. The.inner -%,.,a11
1/2

USSR
YUDAYEV, V. F.,,'.et zi], Izvestiya Vysshikh, Uc1..ebnykh ZaveJeniy, Mashinos-
troyeniye, No 6j 1972, pp 80-85
with slots. The'nun-lber of
of the stator and the rotor are provi
rotor slots is a multiple of the nuinber of Sti.-Ltor Slots.
The liquid is flowing fronn the rotor to the stator througth the
overlapping slots. The rotation of the rotor criodically O)c
interrupts 1)
flow. If the rotating Speed is such that the tin-to betweeii slot I openiaps
tlja.n the fin-ju vc(piii-ed for a pressure wave to triavel Hie distarjcc~
21t, Oicin a hydratilic hawroc-r U-tkcq an-ipfi),ude of prc~ssure
For a given r,-Aatiorsal iipw!d fliit5
pulsations increas( Sharply.
arnplitude is prc)portional to the flow.
2 /2

0 4
VII-4b. trrwr or cnowni COHDITIONS AND GAS.ZTCHLNG ON ME CARRIER DISTRIBUTION
IN THE CALLM ARSENIDE LAYERS
[Article by ~. jtt__Zj!lacio. G. 1.-Livkin. V. I_Tudayev. lu._ C. _Sidorov,
Wavosibirok; Novosibirsk, Ll~l Sir
:~oxjutj~j~
-The niethods of electric braskdq~!r~wjth ro;qect. tq a ~QVew. secti=. meacure-
sent of t14*v6.I't_6iraA..'.cho ractertat ics for interstitial etehiu4 of the film
and Hall measurements, were usW to investigate the affect of thq cmWition* of
formation of gallium arsenide, epitaxial Is7%;sjn the open chli3xiAt. syston on
tha,vicr
trophysical"praper use aw,the concentration '~rofils of these liyer..
The n* substrates vert used alloyed with tellurium. tin end silicon. The
layers gr*%!n on higIrrewistanc-e. substrates. vere. aLso Investigated.
it us* r-. $7 --h-
-5 Cho
Carrier C~Qnceotratlvn,in the layers decra*soo wLth,towpoisture. The dependence
of the nature of the concentration distribution of t1wa carrier* Irk the apitaxi4l
layers of gallium -erstnida~ grow an- a+ substrstow-auayed vith Urrareat* sde-
MIXtUr" We Pra4OOtGd AS a fUnCtLOU Of the cVy4t&IUX4t1Ou tomparaters, of the

USSR UDO
BGRISK NA, L,V., ZVOM1.0, D. 3., i AB,~XOV, A.N'.,
DElectron Lithographyn
Tr. IYosl:. in-ta elele:tron.-i3shinostr. I a r4 a Of Zhe I-Ioacoi, :Instit~.ite of
Elec-trical .,.achine I-luilding), 19'10, No 9t pp (from RZh:31_eLtronII-3 veye
Drimspeniye, Io 2 -ob 72, kbstraict No 23,,;541)
N
Translation: The poosibility and methods are d,s"ssed of u6in-7 an clectron,
beam in the -)roduction of sezi=nduc~or davicee.. Resjlts Eire cwioarad wlr:ich
oreign Dholo-
are obtained witn aid of povitive and negrazAve, nati-vc: and P
resists b3sed on oxide protective films, and a1so .,.,ithout use of rhot ores ist 9
(in thi2 case oral:~*ICSIIIIICOIII co--icinds are viBed as protact;_ve fil:nnu).
Methods ure com7~ared of obtaining an,alectron image -- the and
the r_lcroshad-~,.., Use, of electron diffra.,tian ani~-,ituitian i~.,allen ill -joS.A'Jle
to obtain on &io - with a width down-o 0.6 =i-cro-ator, 7 ill. 1 tab.
2 a lin-
39 ref.

um
~XABAMV, A.N., Y-Ar-r'i.FC-V, A.A.,
'Was For ElectLron-3-s= Microprocesving Of Vaterial
'a s c a(, L"L2 31ectrical
elektron.zashinostr. (.~'orl-s Of The IM lnstit te Of :E
f:5 (from PZq-.~Uektronika
F I I I-- - yaye
Imehine Ccrtstnic"lion' 1970, No 91,
i-men-saive, So 2, Fel 72, V-stract No Z-042"
T"runs 1a4- ion ~Ihe optical, encrEetlcal, and operational cbartictLerl5tics are
in oleo -n for
discusEe-A of f-r cric clectron E..m uhicl-z are red tron L;ni-'
u
microprocea!,nng! of materi-alv. --Urti",lar at';,entl.on ia paid: to tLe vral:ert 4 c a
of electran Cu--s uith a tungst.an directly-heatud ~cuthvae oberatinc, in v, regi=e
--ev 0i,
--of heavy currents on z-e order of 10~20 =Ix a act: voltub
kv. M.V,

DATE 230CT70
/2' 026 UNCLASSIFT PR'btr-sslNG,
TITLE--AUT014ATIC REGULATION OF PREPOLYMER. TEMPERATURE. DURING THE BULK
:.~POLYHERIZATION OF STYRENE -U-
AUtHG!;t-V)Z)-KAPUSTlNv V.N.9 YUDAYEVi V.YE*
.-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PROM* UKR. IWO, 11)t 36
DATE, PUBLISHED ------- 70
SMECT AREAS--CREMISTRYP MATERIALS
~'~-:TOPfC TAGS--POLYMER IZ AT ION, WACT STRENGTHr PULYSfYkENE RESIN, AUT014ATIC
.-'CHEM ICAL- PROCESS CONTROL, TEMPERATURE REGUALTOR
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:_-~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0757 STEP NO--tiR/0436/70j'000f'001/0036/0036
C I R CACCESSION 1-10--APOI,19664

212- 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-230CT'IC
'C'IRC ACCESS i
ON NO-AP0119664
ABSTRACT/EXTR4CT--(U) 'UP-0- ADSTRACT. THE HIGH VISCOSITY OF THE POLYmNs
-4 THE 1A4J4UF. OF HIGH IMPACT -NE,
A4IXT. I~ POLYSTVAE HINDERS THE HEAT
TRANSFER FROM THE kEACTING MASSJO THE,COLLING JACKET (IF THE REACTOR.
AN AUTOMATIC REGULATOR WAS DEVELOPED FOR THE TEMP.: REGULATION WITH PLUS
OR MINUS Q.5PERCENT ACCURACY* THE TEMP. IS DET, AT 2 LOCATIONS: HALF
14AY BETWEEN THE REACTOR WALL AND THE STfRRER AND AT THE COOLING WATER
EXIT. THE THERMOMETERS ACTIVATE THE COOLING WATEKAND-STEAM VALVES
''.WHICH ARE ALTERNATIVELY CLOSED OR OPENED MAINTAINI,NG THE. RE%iUIRED TEMP.
FACILITY.' GORLOV- KHIM. KUMB.r' GORLOVKAY USSR*;

-PROXY RE-l':l./FRA'4F--iQo8/loo2 STEP NO--UR/04IB9/71),100,1/,",OLIO157fOl6O
CIRRC ACCESSICIN
W LA -S~ IT IF 0
1 FINW! MINE ; qu, ra , "A' pi'm 1

77777
2j2 010 UNCLASSIFIED; PROC-ESSING DATE--04DEC70
C I P C A C C -E S S 10 N. NO- P 0 13, 3 0 3 0
-'3STRR-ACTfEYTql-'~f'T--tU) GP-O- ABSTRACT. A I-G SAMPLE WAS MIXEO WITH 6 ML
IN HOZC (1-2203 G IN
GF H SU32 SO SU84, 71. "1 L 0 FA SOLN. OF 2 t 6 , XY. LE P1 OL
-100 IML), AND 3 ML H SUBZ Or AND HEATED ON THE WATER BATH FOR 15 MIN,
THE SGL,*,It COOLEOr TRANSFERED TO THE POLAROGRAPHIC CELL, AND FREEC) OF 0
BY: N BUBBLING, AND THE CATHODIC WAVE WAS RECORDED FROM MINUS 0.3 TO
MINUS 0.7 V VS. MERCURIC SULFATE EJ-ECTRODE.~ CL DOES-NOr INTERFERE. THE
SEMS I T IVI TY WAS 10 PR IME NEGAT I VE 4PERCENT,: THE VAR'l AT I ON COL.FF. WAS
LESS THAN 6PERCENT* FACILITY*. INST. NEORG.~KH111l.r NOVOS[6R[SK-
USSR.
V '7 J--A SIf ff

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CY70
-2/2, 036:
.clRc-ACCESSION NG--AP0046137
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSYRACT. DISCUSSION OF A.METHOD FOP.
-OPTICALLY DENSEi HIGH
PYROMETRIC DIAGNOSTIC' OF INHOMOGEREDUSt
TE14PERATURE FLAMES BASED ON THE-APPLICATION OF A MODIFIED KIRCHHOFF
FORMULA. I.N,CONTRAST TO METHODS 8ASED ON THE: CONVE14TIONAL KIRCHHOFF
THIS_~-METHdD DOES NOT REQUIRE THE REDUCTION OF THE OBSERVED SPECTRAL
-i.INE.CONTOURS,TO THE CONOLTIONS:OF A TRANSPAfiENT LAYER. CENERAL
EXPRESSIONS ARE OBTAINED FOR THE.INTEGRALiNl-ENSITY AND THE EQUIVALENT
WIDTH'OF.THE FLAME SPECTRAL LINES* THE PHYSIXAL MEANING OF A PROCEDURE
LAVERAGING THE LOCAL TEMPERA'TURESIALOhG THE LINE OF SIGHT IS
'-;-;.:-EXPLAImEbv SHOWING THAT THE EQUIVALENT LENGTH OFTHE'.1SPECTRAL LINE BEING
THE'TRUEJEMPERATURE
TUDIED ~D 4TEAMINES THE AVERAGING INTERVAL.
fRoF,-l LES .'.OF_-A- lff'DROGEN ~FLUORIDE FLAME ARE, C014PARED WITH AVERAGED
fie-
-ACCULAT-1
ca"ulrm c
IJ?4C LA S S I F-1 ED--

UDC 532.522.2
. D and
V. S. I-,'."-',OV, A. V. KARK 1. It., TrUkSKOVVIY, V
YON
:
Ya.
"rhe S-.-rnct1;
Into a Floo&d
re of Jets Discharging
S -ce and a
pit Concurrent Stream

Hosco-~7' 1 zvc Mckhan i1cp Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 3, 1972,

ii :v-k, SSSR,
s
pp
Abstr--=t: T '-a of z:-i invcsticration of zhe geometric
v e-. pnnelcd .-::!ts are presented, and
C t: C, i: Id
01 it,
cans-i al features of flu., in tho nixing zone
C,

the bouncr
n
o
c:ry u-- jet durin- a turi)ulenC flow regima

alcml~ lic Of L110, i.11iLL11 SeCto)* of 1:110 -u rent stiper-
c 01 t. A conc r
qonic L-'rr -0.-- and amantit"ItIvu influence upon

M(I t

of 0.-

"Ath Litt,
Ow Of cull Cm. rrent s

'17$.ulc, SSSR,, Mel-hanilta Zhidkosti
A"- C~t wa"., I. -!-,t-4ya Akalenii N
3. Gaza, 11,10 3, i972, Pn 15-2Q
niakc ill- cazze, to substitute the concurrent jet by
an: equival(--l- f I r, c), .1 j c t relationships are presented, vAdch
Make it pos---fliln to into w%count the influenice of a cj%141cul:rcnt stream
upon zhe bz-.-4_.c clon-acteristic di-mensions of the-initial sector of the jet.
Tbe., "~c -a-_-Lons of flo-,7 in thc caq)rosscd viscous layer of an
tine crc,., - pm T'he sclf-si-.-rilar~.q of fielfis of the gw'-
0
dynamix t;2 1) 1 Itt, 1, 1, mtt:a are, prcscmtt~d on the pos, ti n of
1-lic total-lwmd L110
_,re, a, t i c G' o I c. s saxcess staE! ation tei-,irc-.raturc in greatly
presom n
III fi"Llri-S. 3 tnbles. 8 referenc
underexpamcicu' j e
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AVDUY-VSKIY, V. S., IVANOV, A. V., KAIVIM., 1.t MIASKOVSKIY, D..'
YUDELMICH,
The Flow in a Suiiersonic Viscous Underexpanded Jet"
Moscow, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 3, 1970, pp 63-69
Abstract: -ti experimental investAgation is made cf the flow at t:ie initial sec-
tor of an underexpanded super
sonic jet flowing out n to the i=iersed rpace and the
concurrent stream at b'ach rami"bers 111,,