SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZUBKOV, V.P. - ZUBRITSKIY, E.V.

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USSR uDc: 621.375:62i.376.22(o88.8)
ZUBKOV V. P. SKOSYREV, I. S., Scientific. Research Institute of Direct Cur-
rent
"An Amplifier of Modulated Oscillations"
published 19 May 70
USSR Author's Certificate No 258390, Aled 5 Apr 68,'
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11) Noy 70,: Abstract No 1ID132 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a Ihybrid amplifier with
voltage divider having hi&h efficiency due to the fact that the tube is
opened only- when one of the resistors in,the bias ~ circuit is shunted with
transmission of.a trigger.pulse:to one.of~the amplifier inputs. The col-
lector-emitter junction of a transistor c1 oe' sthe shiinting. N. S.
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USSR UDC 621.375:621.376.22
IUBKOV. V. P. and SKOSYREV., 1-. S.
Applicant: Scientific Research Institute of Direct Current.
"Modulated Oscillations Amplifier"
Moscow Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye
_-Zixaki,~,No -1,- 1970, p 51. Author Certificate-H61258390.
Abstr-ct, An uthor certif icate.-J~~ss. been granted for an amplifier
a
lcontafnNg a radiotube and a voltage divider. . To increase its
_.~efficiency, the control grid is connected between the resistors
of the divider one element of which consists of.a. transistor
I.Collector-emitter junction) shunted by:.a resistor. The input
terminal of modulating voltage is,connected to the transistors base,
while the carrier frequency voltage.terminal is connected to the
screen grid of the tube.
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USSR UDc 621.376.5088.0
FIIATOV, 14. A., ZUBKOV, Yu. A., KOLIBABA, 1. 1.
"A Pulse Modulator"
USSR Authorts Certificate No 261459i Filed 23 Oct 68, Published 22 May 70 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract,11o 1OD369.p)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a pulse modulator which contains
a high-voltage DC source with charging resistor, a .racuurtube commutator, a sub-
modulator, a correcting circuit made up of-an inductor and a resistor, and a storage
capacitor. To stabilize the amplitude of the pulsea formed and to eliminate break-
downs in the commutator and in the load, the modulator contains an additional storage
capacitor which is connected in parallel to the main storage capacitor through a
limiting resistor. V. P.

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USSR UDC 632.954-.633.51.1
ZUBKOVAA N. F., NADTOCHAYA, 0. G., and STONOV, L. D., All-Union Scientific
Researar`Insiitute of Chemical Means of Plant Protection
"The Influence of Defoliants on Two Phases of the.Formation Process of the
Exfol1ating Layer in Cultures of..Cotton Plant Seed Leaves".
Moscow, Agrokhimiya, No 2, 1973,,pp 128-133
Abitract: Experiments were conducted on seed leaf cultures of Gossipium
hirsutum L, type 108-F, prepared from sprouts which had two true leaves.
The explanced leaves measured 12 mm, and they were exposed to the defoliants
by placing the stem ends in a 1% agar solution containing the test subBtance,
in Petri dishes. Tests were made using butyphos., magnesium chlorate, and
ethrel, The length of the first phase was determined to be from the time
of preparation until the explanted leaves' loss of sensitivity to indolyl-
acetic acid. For this reason the leaves were placed in an agar solution
containing indolyacetic acid at intervals and observation was made for the
cessation of the acid's inhibiting action in formation of the separating
layer. The tests were repeated-four times, in light, with a temperature
of 25-30 C. Results indicated that butyphos and magnesium chlorate speeded
the second phase of formation but did not seem to effect the first pbase
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ZUBKOVA, N. F., et al., Agrokhimiya, No 2, 1973, pp 128-133
of separating layer formation. In the constant presence of indolylacetic
acid both phases were speeded by these defoliants, :Ethrel speeded both
phases of separation and proved to be-the most.active: of the three tested
defoliants..
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USSR UDC 632-95
-GRUZIITSKAYA, 11. A. , STONOV, L D
"Analysis of Residues of Bipyridylphosphate in Potatgeslt
Tr. 2-i-o Vses. soveshch. no issled. ostatkov Destitsidov i Tirofilpkt. zarryaz-
neniya ird produktov pitaniya, kornov i vnesh. sredv: (Vorks oi the Second All-
Union. Conference on the Investigation of Pesticide Residues and Preventive
Contamination of Food Products..Feeds -and Environment), Tallin, 1971, pp
273-275 (from RZh-Khiniva, No 12, Jun 72, Abstract No 1211.501)
Translation: For analysis of (I) in potatces, the sai-.iple
is boiled with water in an acid environment for 5 hoUrs, the filtrate is
passed through a column with an ion-exchange resin dowex 50 14 x 8, it is
washed with water, IlCl and a 2.5% solution- of 1\134 C19.the I is washed irith a
saturated solution of Nil Cl it is.reduce d by 0 and spectrophotometrically
4 L~a2sz 6
Analyzed at 396 nm. The degree of detection of I'is:~50%.
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USSR UDC 591.149.2,04
STONOV,.L. D., and YUL-X-T. A 1-Union Research Institute of Plant
Protection by Che cal Agents
"Defoliating Effect of Butyphos ~ad Magnesium Oiloraee"
Moscow, Fiziologiya Rasteniy, No 1, 1971, -pp 194-198
Abstract: The authors agree with Western investigators that the effect of
chemical defoliants is due to their tilting the balance of the antagonistic
"auydna-ethylene" system in favor of ethylene which stimulates hydrolysis. in
studying the antagonism between butyphos and magnesium chlorate and indoleace-
tic acid in cotton plants, they used tryptophan, a precursor of- the hornione.
The changes produced by the defoliants in nitrogen metabolis-i resulted in
decreased activity of the auxin, and cancellation of the inhibitory effect
of the hormone an the formation of the separation layer. Tha defoliating
action of magnesium chlorate is ascribedi to the depre-ision of protein syn-
thesis and accumulation of free amino acids, utile that of butyphos ib
thought to be due to its increasing the content of free amino acids.

USSR urc 631-547:633-51
L. D.2 GORWN 0. G.Y
Y and GRUMSKAYA, N. A.,*All-
Union Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Plant. Frotectants
"Transpormation of M3,phos in Yledium-fibrous and Pine-fibrous Cotton Plants"
1-16scow, Rhimiya v Sellskom Ktiazyaystve, Vol 9,Ho 6, 1971, PP 54-56
Abstract: To study the interrelation between the trans_Jfo-_qmtior_ of butyphos
in plant tissues and its defoliating activity., the authors determined the
butyphos content of cotton plants by the method off' thin layer chromatography
It-was found that leaf blade tissues and, explants (isolataa abscission zonesi
of both fine-fibrous and medium-fibrous cotton show th4? same responsa to
butyphos, viz. they deco=ose it. The decx--ase in thelbutyphos content of the
leaf blade of medium-fibrous cotton apparently is not the direct cause of
accelerated absciss layer formation in leaves.

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-~_:._TlTLE--EXPLANTS.AS TEST OBJECTS.FOR STUDYING THE DEFOLIATING ACTIVITY OF
NEW COMPOUNDS -U-
THO GRU Z I N SKAYA,
_.__u R-104)-STONOYT L.D., ZUBKOVAv N.F.t GOROONt O.G., N.A.
',,-,,-COUNTRY;OF.INFU--USSR
SOURCE--AGROKHIMIYA 19701 (1)1 132-8
,;'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~~_~-,SUBJECT. AREA5--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
M
_-T.,OP I CTAG$-DEFOLIANT AGENT, ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNOt MAGNESIU,
-COMPOUND CHLORATE
CONTROL MARK ING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/0443 STEP NO--UR/0485170/000/GOI/0132/0138
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AI'0116109
UNC-1. AD'S t F IE D -
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2/2 0121 UNICLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT7C
SIR.C ACCESSION NO-AP0116109
.~_ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPTS WITH RIJTIP[i-)S AND MG(CLO
SU83) SU8Z AS THE MOST COMMON' DEFOLIA.-44TS USED FOP D:~-FQLIATION OF 'OTTON
-:SHOWED THAT EXPLANTS OF COTYLEDONARY AND TRUE LEAVLS GF COTTON PLANTS
PLACED IN PETRI DISHES IN AGAR CONTG. 'THESE DEFOLIANTS SHONED THE SAME
RESPONSETO THESE DEFOLIANTS AS THE WHOLE PLANTS.; EXPLANTS, THUS, MIGHT
BE USED FOR PRELIMINARY TESTING OF.NEW COMPOS. FOR DEFOLIATION OF
COTTON. FACILITY: VSES. NAUCH. lSSLED*:IrNST.,KHIM. SREDSTV
ZASHCH.,RAST., MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSI-FIE0

-USSR
UDC 532.595.2
ZUBKOVA H. G.
"Experimental Studies of Hydraulic Shock in a Water-A-ir Mixture"
Uosk.
Sb. nauch. tr. _gidromelior. in-t (Collection of Scientific Works of the
Moscow Hydromeliorative, Institute),.1970, vyp. 2, pp 187-200 (from Mi-I:Iekhan-
Ika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No IIB464)
Translation: A study was made of the effect of the gas content in a water-air
flow on the velocity C of the hydraulic shock wave. The nonstationary process
during direct inpact and various initial static pressures P degree of gas
c
content ~ and velocity of steady-state motion V 0 were subjected to experimental
investigation.
An experimental device made of welded horizontal steel tubes with an
experimental section 170 m long and -5cm in diameter is described. The punip
on the unit delivered.a pressure of 62 meters. The law and time of closing of
the cock were recorded on an oscillogra,n with simultaneous recording of time
pulses every 0.005 seconds. The liquid flow rate was measured by an induction
flow meter, and the air flcn7 rate by a rotamater. The natural frequency of t1le
galvanometers exceeded the frequency of~the-investigated process by more than
1,000 times. Some 204 experiments were performed with variation of the gas
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ZUBKOVA, N. G., Sb. nauch. tr. Mosk. gidronelior. in-f, 1970, vyp. 2, pp 187-200
content from 0.2 to 3.2%. Diagrams of the ordinates of the first phases of the
oscillograms at three points of the water line route and the functions C = f(P
c
V0 C = f(PC and C - f(VO, ~) are presented. Thevariation in propagation
rate of the hydraulic shock wave along the line was established. The biblio-
graphy has 10 entries.
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USSR
ZUBK GRIBOV, L. A., SHABADASH, A. N.
"The'Use of Calculations of the Intensity of Absorpt :1o*n Bands in
Infrared SDectra for the Study of Rotational isomerism-IF
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Minsk, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroshonii, Rob 72, PP 306-'12
AM"RACT: The article concerns an analysis of the results of theoretical and
experimental calculations of the inbensity of infrared absorption bands of com,-
pounds of ethylene glycol from moncmers to triners in trans and gauche confor-
mations. The calculations were made within the. frmework of the valence-ontical
sity of infraredabsorplUon bands., mperimental values
theory on the inten. and e.
were obtained on the basis of the*recorded spectra of liquid samples of those
ccripounds. It was sham that the theoretical calculations of the intensity
make it possible to distinguish clear indications of differet isamers.
On the basis of an analysis of the theoretical and experimental calculA-
tions a conclusion -was drai-m concerrdng the existence of chiefly gauche isomers
in vapors of the conpounds studied and a mixture of trans and gauche isomers in
liquids.
The article includes one table and two figures. There are 10 ref erences.
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USSR UDC 621.375:621.376.22
--and SKOSYREV, I. S.
Applicant: Scientific Research Institute of D.Lrect Current.
w. "Modulated Oscillations Amplifier".
'Moscow Otkrytiya, izobreteniya Yshlennyye',obraztsV, tovarnyye
F.Prom
znaki, No 1, 1970, p 51. Author Certificate No 258390.
Abstract: An author certificate has been granted for an amplifier
containing a radiotube and a voltage divider.. -To increase its
efficiency, the"control grid is conriected.bet-ween the resistors
of the divider one element of!.which consists of a transistor
(collector-emitter junction) shunted by a res"tor. The input
terminal of modulating voltage is connected to:the transistors base,
while the carrier frequency voltage terminal is connected to the
screen grid of the tube.

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Aeronautical
USSR UDC: None
ABRAI
VTOVt Ye. I., BROTSKIY, A. N. , BURTSEV, V. A., ZATOLOKIN, A. S.,
ZUBKOVA, T. I., and SMIDUTOV, 11. P.
-Hydraulic Damper for an Aircraft Flutter Model"
Moscow, Otkrvtiva. i--obreteniya. nromyshlennyye obraztsy. tovarny,,,re
znaki, No 27, 1971, 119, 1
To (11)351001
Abstract! The body of this device contains a rotor urith a control-
ling.valve and a charge-compensating device. By having this de-
VICe In -the forra of an elastic membrane which converts into a sea!-
ing.ring between the Dody and a hood filled with a transrarent ma-
terial, t
he.size and weight of the damper can be reduced. A cross
Tsectional drawing of the device is shown.

USSR
ZUBKOVA, T. P.t and SHCHERBAKOVA# V, Is
"Refinement of -the Synthetic Process for Methylphanyl=b1nol"'
V sb. khim sredstva Zashchity rast. (Chemical Plant Protective Agents
collection of works)t No 2. Moscow# 19V#~pp 84-86 (from Rzh~xhimiya, jio, 19,
Oct 73, Abatract Fo 19N483)
Tranalationt Methylphenylearbinol (I) Is synthesized by hydrolysis of
C,1,-chloroethylbenzene (IL obtained from the hydrochlorination of styrene
(LII). The synthetic process for I has been elaborated In detail. To find
optimal conditions for the syntheas of ii, the affect of the relationship
between the reagents and reaction temperature on the yieldof product has been
investigated. Optimal ratio of III-HGJ Is 1182-5 g-molet tem;6rature change
In the range from 00 to 150 has We-iligible effect on the yield of Ug increasing
the temperature to 200 lowers the yieldt6 11. To a solution of 104 g of III
In 160 9 CA 3.12 g ZnC12 is added, the mi-xturo cooled to 10 0 and 82.5 g HC1
(gas) Is passed through it for 6 hra at 106-150j the reaction mixture is washed
with 200 21 of a 7% solution of soda and 100.ml water,::C6H6 Is d-istilled off,
and the residue saponified With a solution of soda (67.5 g in 400 ml water)
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11.1olecular Physics
USSR UDC 535-373.2
ANTIPENKO, K. M., DMITRYWC, A. V., OUBKOVA, :V. S., KARAPETYAN; G. 0., and
MAK, A. A., Institute of Precision Viechanles and Optics
"Cooperative Processes in Activated Glasses"
Ybscow, lovestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, Val 37, No 3, 1973,
pp 466-469
Abstractt Cooperative Dhenomena.were found and studied in :,lasses activated
with Yb--Th, Yb-,Pu. Ii is shown that there are at least two mechanisms for
anti-Stokes excitation of the Tb3-* and Eu3+ ions., fast (cooperative sensi-
tized luminescence) and slow (combinational excitation). Some quantitative
Darameters of the cooperative processes were determined. A study was made
of the functional dependence of the efficiency of the cooperative processes
on excitation power and energy, glass structure and composition, temperature,
and activator concentration ratio. It is shown that disorder of the structure
of the glasses does not prevent the occurrence in them of cumulative processes
such as cooperative sensitization and combinational excitation, the efficiency
of the cumulative processes in the glasses being commensurable with the effi-
ciency of two-photon absorption with the.participation of the virtual level.
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1-12 031-' 'PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
UNCLASSIFIED::
.:._._T'IT.LE-PRO8LEH OF ARADAR SLGNALIS AMPLITUDE PROBABILI;rY DISTRIBUTION
E LY PGLARIZATIONAL~,RECEpyim -u-:
RUL S DURING FUL
..).AUTHOR-(02)-IVANOV, A..V. ZUBKOV
..~,CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SO URCE-RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONIKA, VOL.;15, MAY:1970t P. 960-966
-DATE PUBLISHED-MAY70
'SUBJECT AREAS-NAVIGATION
TAGS-PULSE AMPLITUDE# RADAR SIGNAL ANALYSIS, RADAR ECHO
_.~_.,:CCNTR0L MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.:..,-.PROXY REELIFRAME-2000/0264 STEP NO-UR/0109/70/0151000/0960109t-,6
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124026
UNCLASSIFIE0

UNCLAS IFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
s
ACCESSIGN ING-AP0124026
'?_--_A5STRACTlEXTRACT-(Ul GP-Q- ABSTRACT. INklIESTIGATION Of THE PROBLE.14 OF
USING-THE POLARIZATIGNAL PROPERTIES OF AN ECHO SIGNAi. TC iNCREA--E
INFORMATION CONTENT OF RADAR OBSERVATIONS. TO EljAj_UZ4iL "HE EFFI~-I&NGY
OF~A RADAR:STATION WITH FULLY. POLARIZATIONAL RECEPTION, 171 IS !,J'ECESSAI~Y
TO Kf,,OW THE STATISTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ECHU SIGNAL PARAMETERS
WITH ALLGWANCE FOR ITS POLARIZATION* ONE DIMENS1011NAL DIFFERENTIAL RULES
-ARE CONSTRUCTED FOR THE PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION:OF THE TOTAL AMPLITODE,
ilt - - -10GONALLY POLARILED
ITS SQUARE, AND THL SUM OF THE AMPLITUDES OF ORTI
:-COMPEGNENTS OF A RADAR ECHO FROM~A FLUCTMATING TARGET. MATHEMATICAL
.-EXPRE:SSIONS ARE GIVEN FOIR PRACTICAL CALCULATIONS.OF THESE RULES WITH ANY
DEGREE.OF ACCURACY.
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USSR UDC s: 821-391.2. .396.96
IVANOV, A. V. and ZUBKOVICH, S. G.
"Probability Distribution Laws for Radar Signal -kmplitudes in
Fully Polarized Reception"
IkAloscow, Radiotekhnika Blektronika, No- 5, 1970, PP 96o-90"6
I
Abstract~l A great deal of attention is now being given to the
-~-r o -b1 e m e polarization.cliaracteris-ties of radar signals
of using th
onimproving information obtained:from observ4tion.of the target*
f
"Such problems as detee-.1-Iont selectibn,' -aut:oma:tIc: torget tracking.,
can be qualit'atively solved to a better extent by including devices
in the radar system which provide fully polarI,,,.(,d veception of re-
flected signals. The purpose of this paper is 1-.o in,trestigate the
probability distribution of the full amplitude, the square of the
amDlitude, and the sum of the amplitudes of the o-rthogonally
poiarized signal components of a fluctuating rada~r ttargel.-o The
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IVANOV, A. V., el- al, Radiotekhnika i-Elek-ronika, No 5,
1970,
PP 9'o-966
authors first find the formulas for the sigrinal an-olitude and the
amplitudes of the signalOs orthogoInal components prcduced by its
polarizat-ion on reflection from the target". They then take up
the class of fluctuating radar targets which take the form of a
combination of many elenentary reflectors@ It is ~ts,--,Gumed that the
ts of the statistical dispersion matrix,most.:fully describing
elemen
'Che-reflec"Cion characteristics of:,the:target:are stationary and
stationarily connected procebsese.
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ZUBOV, A. N., Leningrad
"Generation of Rhythmic Biopotentials by Cells of the Nitella flexilis
I-Tater-Weed
Kishinev, Elektronnaya Obrabotka Materialov, No 2, 1971, pp 62-65
Abstract: By means of intracellular microelectrodes, rescing and action
potentials generated across the membranes of isolated Nitella flexilis cells
were studied in various solutions:and at temperatures~ranging from 20 to 30%.
A resting potential of 110-190 0 was recorded in artificial brook water (ABW)
M'4 KH2PO4 + mM NaHC03 + 0 4 mil-I Cad12 + 0.2 mM'1-1g(N03)21. When this
solution was replaced with 10 mM CaClq, rhythmic action potentials w-ere
generzted for 30-40 minutes; thereaft6r, a new resting potential was estab-
lished 15-85 mV belcnq the normal level. When the 10 d% NaCl was replaced
with ABW, the normal resting potential was reestablished. In 10 H-1 KCI,
the resting potential was also smaller than normal. A 100 mM N,aCl solution
caused depolarization to zero for an indefinite period, with repolarization
gradually taking place in ABI-1. The.sequence in which thie various solutions
were exchanged determined the biocleccric response. Gradual cooling streteied
the plateau of the action potentials, while rapid cooling arrested the action
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ZUBOV, A. N., Elektronnaya Obrabotka Materialov, No 2, 1971, pp 62-65
potentials at a resting potential 50-60 mV lower than normal. When the
temperature was raised to 30'C, the pattern of the action potentials
changed, additional spikes appeared, and eventually all electrical activity
subsided. It is concluded that the hypothesis which states that action
potentials are generated in an Nacl~sqlution.due to a washout of potassium
ions from the cell membrane is not.quite correct.
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USSR UDC: 51:801
ZUBOV. jks- v -
Man-Ma-chine Sys'14?m"
"Processing a Text in a latural Language in a
V sb. Statistika rechi i avtcmatich. analiz tekstov (Statistics of Speech
and Automatic Text Analysis-collection of works), Leningrad, 1111auka".
'l971i pp 286-434 (from Kh-Kiberpetikaa, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract lio IV1147)
Translation: The author proposes setting up a certain base, language wh*ch
includes the most freauent and iliformation-loaded units of a language.
This is a closed system, as distirct from a natural languag~e. The rnain
units of the base language are described as well as functional rodels for
Isolation of these units, Probabilistic-statistical methods a-,)plicable
to the language are discussed. The principles of' data proceLsing and
unde,rstanding of a text for the machineand for a man are described to
differentiate these methods. Specific examples are considered. T.
Nikolayeva.
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AS=, V. M., ZUBOV V., ]JURNAt T. M. 1, PROKHOROY, A. It., MrGACHEV, A. A.,
and SABLINA, bstituto imed P# N. Le~be-devp Academy of SciencG-1
"Mdiatlve Recombination of Biexcitons in Germnlum"
Moscow, Zhumal Ekspa-mrimenfaltnoy i Teoxetichwskoy Fizihif Vol 62c No 2# Feb
-72# -PP 737-745
Abstract sThe article describea resultz of a stuky vndertaker to obt-ain ad.-
ditional data on the nat-rue off the long-imye recomb!uiation xudiation line
In pmuniw~, as woll aa to dutordne the binding ezurgy of bi.excitons. Sone
galUdiiary wore publichOd i111-prC:N1OW3 W-~+A(il,15 17
f +,110
perrimpento we-ro perfornod on mwaplcs of purs n- und p-!ty-pe frazzralium Idth a
-total impurity ccntc-r concentration-on t,110 ordeT of 5-10.i cm-3. 11VO m--t-harls
of excitation were uswdj vis. urii~ce and volimo. DMA,. ver-e obWned at T
.3 s
4.20 K in a vide x-mge of exc!tation level variations, shoifixg 'the dep,-w-lderice
of the intcnsity of an oxciton 11ne idth a qupuntum ozirjrgy h v d-- 0,713 ev On
*.e Intensity of a biexciton Lime Ath h'v 0.708 ov. A qwvILratic
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ASNIN, V. H., et al., Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoretichaskoy Fiziki, Vol
62#.No 2,.Peb 72, PP 737-745
dependence is observed up to concentrations- 11b ~~ 3-1014 c~%-30 ubile at hir:rher
oxcitationilevels there is a linear dopendence, which mn b,- ex-plained I~f the
effeat of noncquilibriun phonons produced when the excitons arc't bound into
biexcitons. The energies Eb (dissociation energy of im excliox.-i raolecule) and
A.R ~ ("recoil" energy whicha biexciton 3~ecaives during'phonon emission) were
found to be 3.6-3.8 Mov and 20.0-2.2 FIeV reapectively.~': The energy of the
phonon produced 'during foxymation; of the bioxciton i
a 1 6 Nev. The exporiraentai
results prove the biexciton nature of the 0-708 ev Ibia in goriiarduq. ReLmxd.-
ing the share of -this 1111ne and its energy position. it is nug-gested that there
As-a recombimation process in which amnAhilation of me exciton is accompanied
by acceleration of another an a whole,
The authors thank L. V. YOUDYS11 and S. 14. RYVIC~I fo~!- a useful discussion
of a number of questions touched.upon in tho articlo.,
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!;i I ;F I: I1FM1;71!C I I ik;rl PTIF I M1
USSR UDG: 533. 6. 011
ZUB OV, E. N. and SIDOROV, A. F.
"On Solution of a Boundary Problem for Transient Space Flow of Gas and
Propagation of Weak Spherical Shock Waves"
Novosibirsk, Sb. Chisl. Metody Mekh. Splosh-Sredy (Symposium of Numerical
Methods in Continuum Mechanics), .1972i Vol 3, No. 3,, pp 32.-50 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal-Mekhanika, 1971 Abstract No, 2B 156 by M.P. Mikhaylova)
Translation:, Transient motion in space: of, gas displaced by a -)iston is analyzed.
It is assumed that at the initial instant the velocity and acceleration of the
piston are zero and the gas flow is potentiaL In'solving the problem the
authors -trans for m the potential equation, introducing' first the velocity com-
ponents and then the spherical coordinates.. The possibility of transition to
physical space is investigated next. The solution is in a form of series. The
motion with spherical symmetry is analyz&d in detail. The asymptotic law of
weak spherical shock wave dampirg is established.

USSR uw 6lq.6l6.q88.43-07:6-,:~6.22/-28
KHMORMr.1 V. M., ZUBOV, i. v., nmv,YEV, V. K.J. ONUFRI)EVI V. P.) PROMMY
N. A SMIRNOV VT-T-.,-mn17YUATQV I. P. All-UnionBeientific Research
&Y
Institute of Foot-and-14outh Disease
Itc 4A as -ion Had Been
ourse of Foot-and louth Disease in Are in Which Mass Imin, mizat
Carried.Out"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 1, Jan 73, pp 50-51
Abstract: Studies ca--ried out at foot-and-mouth disease el-Dizoo-ic foci at
vhich, specific prophylaxis of cattle (immunization with- inactinited alitminum
hydroxide formol vaccine containing naponin).Aiad beexi.4plied oa a mass scale
indicated the occurence of atypical inf6ations in canf~s in whicA the vints of
the disease bad been brought In later. Vlrl~s carrierv were detBcted wt;ong
I.M.1niZed aniL4aS that did not exhibit clinical s. t lms of the disease, but
pm Q
hadbeen in contact with sick animis and- also among'lanimals that.had
recovered from the disease.
V1

USSR UDC 9U.3.616.981.4Z(470.26)
Sitine Brucellosis in Kaliningradskaya Oblast"
Tr. KaliniRr. n.-i. vet. st. (Works of the Kaliningrad Scientific Research
~..-Yeterinary Station) Vyp 4, 19?0. pp 15-20 (from RZh-36. #ecUt.simskaya Geografiya
1 J
o~:, an 71. Abstract No 1.36.114)
Translation. Results in determining the species of' Brucalla. cultures, isolated
Trom infected swine (Brucella suis) and catt
le (B. abortus) from identical
farms, ruled out the possibility of vi-ral. migration among thl~se farm an:L-ials.
Prolonged farm contact between:pigs and infectod,cattle occa~5ionally caused
individual animals to show a positive agglutination reaction (very rarely writh
A-positiva complement fi=tion reaction),: but there was 110 doVelOpiaent of

USSR
ZUBOV L M. Rostov-na-Donu
"Variational Principles of Nonlinear Elasticity Theory: ~The Case of the Super-
position of a Small Deformation onto 'a Finite -Deformation'l
Moscow, Prikladnaya matematika i mekhanika, No. 51~i Sep/Oct 71, pp 848-852
Abstract: General relationshiDs and variational theorems in the theory of sinall
deformations of an elastic bod]t applied to Wfinite deformat-4on are given. A
relationShiD is established between two forms of the equilibrium equations,
one in the metric of the undeformed state and:the other in,the metric of the
initial deformed state of the bmiy. The formula is,obtained for the potential
energy stored in an elastic-prestressed body under a small d,.-formation. Varla-
tional principles are formulated that are similar to the varlational principles
of the theory of finite deformations, and differ from the variational theorems
of.classical elasticity theoryin thdt the dual ten_-ors are nonsymmetric. The
~Variational principles formulated are particul.&PIY:Applicable to the problem
of the bifurcation of the equilibrium of a nonlinearly elastLc body. Th.13
problem was discussed previously by the author for the particular case of a
semilinear material under an affine initial deformation and -the second varia-
tional principle in the theory of.small deformations with initial stresses was
formulated.

~11 T,
4,agrx re
USSR UDC 632.982
DASHEVSKIY~- V. I., Senior Scientific Associate, IIALININ, L. B., TkUNOV, 1. A.,
Candidates of Agricultural-Sciences and MI Candidate of Biological
Wdesi VNIISKhSPG-k and Al
1-U.I..' Wc-l"esTarch, Institute of Forestry
Sar;
f t-Melio
-A 0 OrPs.. ratio
-gr
lance:-, n: a ng Rot~ry~~ Sptqdrd*.'~ ta
r U i )ji~ingl~of Upland;Oak
1.51
scow- Zashchita Rasteniy, Vol.16 No 1 ~A~71,,.pp 34-5
31
Abstract: Tests were carried out by VNIISKhSPGA on the spraying of upland oak
s:from'aircraft using rotary sprayers-with an output of tocic chemicals
grove
in the range of 3-20 l./ha. The tests were~,carried Giu: tin the 3pring before
the opening of leaves on land managed by~the,Saratovjorestry Alministration.
Four removable rotary sprayers are installed under the vrinp of ANI-2M aircraft.
The four streams of aerosol, which has a dispersity corresponding to adroplet
size 9 100 micron, join to form a. single:stream during, the flig`--it of the plane.
At air speed of 160 km/hr, a strip 60 m wide is sprayed. when the plane f lies
at a height of 10 m above the treetops. : This comparets with a strip width of
40 m for sprayers of the present rod type. At the simie output of liquid
(5 l./ha), 383.4 ha/hr could be treated witli the new, equipment vs. 278.5 ha/hr
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USSR UDC 632.951:634.9
All Union Scientific Research Institute of Forestry.and the
Mechanization of Forest Management
"Effectiveness of Using Chlorophos Against Leaf-Eating Pests and Length of
Retention of the Preparation in Forests"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom. Khozyaystve, Vol 8, No 8, Aug 70, pp 37-39
Abstract: In 1968 the author studied the length of retention of chlorophos
after aerial spraying against leaf-eating pests in the oa" of the Nekhayev-
Forestry Farm, Volgogradskay&Oblast.: The effectiveness of the prepara-
tion against the pests was also determined.. Used for the experiment was
75-percent commercial chloraphos in doses,,of 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 kg/ha with a
working-liquid consumption of 25 1/ha in some variants, and iv doses of 0.8
and 1.0 kg/ha with a consumption norm of 20 1/ha in others. Chlorophos was
highly effective against green leaf rollers. Its effect an gypsy moths de-
pended more on the working-liquid consumption norm that an thc- dose. The
:preparation was also tested for various:measuring woTms, cutworms and leaf
_rollers.~ Chlorophos residues weredetermined by taking soil samples from
underneath trees~before treatment, of the ~Iarltationdlsnd 3-5 cays afterwards,

USSR
Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve, Vol 8, No 8, Aug 70, pp 37-39
as well as grass samples on the treatment day and 1, ' Z, 3, 5, and 10 days
afterwards., The results of microquantitatiVe chemical analysis (thin-layer
chromatography) indicate that flne use of commercial chlorophos in a dose of
up to 1.0 kg/ha with a working-liquid consumption of 20-25 11ha does not
result in the accumulation of residual quantities of the insecticide or its
metabolite DDVP. Under such conditions the quarantine period may be not
more than 10 days. In 1969 experiments were conducted in the oaks of the
Bazarno-Karabulak Forestry Farm, Saratovskaya Oblast.i Aerial spraying was
carried out at the start of bud blossomilag EiBhty-p!~rcent coinaerical
:chlorophos in a dose of 1 kg/ha with a working-liquid-.consumption of 20
was used. The insecticide was found to..be effective against gypsy
ths and tent caterpillars.
P. A. BANTIKOV (Volgograd Forest Protection Station) and Z. 1. Z11DMNOVA and
N. A. APRYSHKO (Volgograd Forestry Administration) took part in the 1968
HKOVA and L.
experiments. The chemical analyses were performed by.Z. F. YU1
SAMOYLOVICH, staff members of the All-Union Sciantifi,c Research Institute of
~the Toxicology of Peaticidea,,Polymere-and Plastics.:-
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Adsorption
L RIR unc 54i
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M.ASLOVS-KAYA, R. S., PffirlINCA, T. N., 1,M31AV_LOVSXjY) YU`.1 an(! ZUBOV, p. 1.
Institute of Ph-,,sical Chemistry, Acad. Se. USSR, tbscav
Adsorptior Kinetics of ftnomeric Molecules on. Alunin= and the Study of the
Properties of Chemosorption Layers BeingTormed!'
~bsco*w, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, Vol, 46,, No 5, Y-ay 'r4, PP 1139-1142
Abstract: Kinet-ics of the forrm-tion of,ads.orbed layers of orGanic molecules
(aci-yuc acid, sty-rene, diethylurnilne, and propyl alcolml) on freshly formed
and on oxidizea- P-1,_-unum -olantes was investigated. All r=,te,_-ials rzacted with
al=Lnum forming stable che=osorbed layers. . ChernosorL~tion of diethvlairine on
the is accomnl~_nied by exchn_nge of electrons, the ar,-aruic molecule
being the elect-~n dono-r. Appear-arce of a new phase of acrylic acid durinZ
the, adsorption is the resurt, of ill's polymarizvqtion on the aliwmtnurn surface.
The film formed by propanol appears to:serve as a barrier excluding the pos-
sibility of the reaction of organic moletules with t1rie. netvi-ilic ions. It has
~been determired that a portion. of the allminu."a surface unr.~,r the adsorbed lay-
ers may become oxidizeti indicating that, some. adsorption canters reimiz, f rue
to react with o~Vgen.

UNCLAS' iOt to ~'PROCt,'~SS ING iWf"" -Ti
in
-U-
'ISM OF THE RADIATION CROSSLINKING OF SOLId PUB!5ERS
-TLl.LE--3ECHAN
AUTHOk-(05)-KOZLOVr V.T.v GURYEVi M.V*j YEVSEYEV, A.G.~ KASHEV'SKAYA1, N.G.7
ZUBOVV P. I won*
COURM-Ur INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VYS0KOMOL. SOEOIN., SER.'A 1970t,12(3), 592-601
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS---CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS# NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND fECHNOLOGY
--GAMMA RADIATION, POLYAER CROSSUNKING, FREE RADiCALY EPR
TOPIC TAGS
SPECTROMETRYi GELt NATUaAL RUBBERr POLYLSOPRENEt POLYCHL0,-VJPkGNEo
POLYBUT401ENE, BUTACIEN5 STYRENE RESIN, COPOLYMERN' POLYSILOXANdt
CHLOROFLUOROCARBUN COMPOUNDs FLUORINATEO ORGANIC, COMPOUNUP SYNTIVETIC
RUBBER
7CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCIUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--199511207 STEP NG--VA/0459/701012/003/0592/000!.
CrRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116672
UNCLASSIFIED

0-31: UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSINU DATE--160CT70
CIRiC ACCESSION NO--AP0116672
-J'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SAMPLES OF 22 DIFFID(EINT RUBS;-,:.~S
WERE IRRADIATED BY APJAIM960 CC SOURCE. THE FREG aADICAL YIELDS (G
SU8R) WERE DETD. BY EPR SPECTROMETRY* THE CROSSLINK YIELDS (G SUSC)
WERE DETO. BY THE SWELLING DEGREE OF THE SAMPLES AND(OR) THE GEL
FRACTION CONTENTS. FOR MOST OF THE SAMPLES (NATURAL RUBB'--Ri
POLYISOPRENES, POLYCHLOROPRENES.CONTG. S BONDSr POLYBUTADEENES,
BUTADIENE STYRENE COPOLft'-RSt BUTADIENE METHYLSTYRENE COPOLYMEIRY
ETHYLENE PROPYLENE COFOLYMER5v POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE)i
POL.Y(DIMETHYL.%ETHYLVINYLS[LOXAi'iESt POLY~ (DIMETHYLMETHYLPHE
"NY L S I-, OX-' NE S I
POLY(DIMETHYLDIPHENYLSILOXANE)J~G SUBC GREATER THAN G SUBI-2. THE
-HALOGEN CONTG. RUBBERS (POLY(TiZIFLUOROCHLOROETHYLENE)t VINYLIDENE
FLUORIDE HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE COPOLYMERt OR VINYLIDENE FLUGRIDE
TRIFLUOROME-THYL PERFLUOROVINYL ET14EP COPOLYMERS) HAD G SU3JR-2G SUB
C
SIMILAR TO 1. THE RADIATION CROSSLINKING, OF RUBBERS CONSiSTS 0 FASY
PROCESSES (SIMILAR TO 10 PRIME NEGATIVE.16 SEC) WHICH FOLLOW TH-c
ACTIVATION OR IONIZATION AT LOCATIONS.CLOSE TO POTENTIAL CROSSLINKS, AND
SLOWER PROCESSES INVOLVING THE TRANSFER OF. EXCITONS UR CHARGES.
FACILITY: NAUCHo-ISSLED. INST, REZ. PROM.i MOSCUWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

S F ~
ICLAS I I ED., PROCESSING 04TE-0?:ICT70
JF ULT7,,AVlJLET !~AMATIZINW-i THE. ST.R[.ICTIJf',F- AND PR-JPFRTIES ':-,F
~EN,YY COATIlit-yS -0--
A.UT F 0 3 1 - S J.~ HA R F V ALA VJ.- NKOV V. A. zully, P.I.
Ze-
OF INFO-USSR
,~~-.:SUOURNCF--KOLLOIDNYY ZHUkkAL, 1970* VOL 32, NR 2, PP 261-265
--".SUBJE(;T-ARE:AS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
-.-~-:TUPl[ TA(-?S--IIV PAOIATICN, RADIATION EFFECT, EPOXY;RESINt MOLECULAR
c~";"-STRUCI LIRE# PLASTIC COATINGr POL Y4U, OEGRA OAT I ON
C 0 N T RN 01. LMARVING-NO RE S T R I C, T 1 GN S
OC U M F NT C L A S SU ti C L -A S S I F I E 0
REL-UPRA-ME-1992/1552 STEP NV,--UR/006q/70/t)32/1,)02/0261/0~b5
C 4f ACC,cSSf(*-"l' NO-AP0112546
-1) N f, L A S-S IFIED

212 050 U 4 C L. A S S I F I E 0: PROCESSI'4G DATE-WOCT70
~,CJRC 4CCESSIl%' NC--AP0112546
-A8STQACT/EXTeACT--(U) GP-0- ARSTRACT. A STUDY HAS REE!N 10,10E JF THE
EFi-ECT OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATrON, AS ONr- OF THE RAPIO VETWIDS lF TESTI,~G
~COATINGS FOR DURA31LITY, ON THE MOLECULAR 4140 SUPER143LECULAR STi-,wCTJ.RE
UF EPOXY C'J'ATINGS AND THEIR PROPERTIFS. STur-TURAL TQA;-4SF:)RliATI5NS Ir'l
COATINGS INDUCEO BY ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION ARE A MULTIST~P PROCESS
BREAK004:1-11 OF MOLECULAR AND SUPERIHOLECU
ASSOCIATED WITH TH17 LAR STR9CTJRES
AP13ING DURING THE F(jkMATION OF COATINGS, AND WfTH TqE APPEARANCE OF NEW
MURPHULOGICAL FORMS OF SUPERMOLECULAR, STRUCTURES, ACC~~NPANIEO 3Y A
CHAINGE-IN-MECHANICAL AND THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF COATINGS.

016' UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--L60CT70
-ITLE--STUDY OF THE MECHANISM OF FORMATION OF POLYESTER COATINGS UNDER THE
7'~Z~ACT ION OF ULTRAVIOLET RAOIATION -U-1
..AUTHOR-(03)-ZUBOVj P.I.j SUKHAREVAt L-A.t KRYLOVAv L.A.
UNTRY OF INFO -US5R
to
VOL 321 NR Zr PP 218-223
.SdURCE--KDLLOIDNYY ZHURNALv 19701
PUBLISHED ------- 70
S-UB.J.EC:,T AREAS-MATERIALS
T& It TAGS-POLYESTER RESIN," AMI.NE, UV RADIATION, PHOTOEFFECT i
ERI-ZAT-ION,: PLASTIC. COATINGt~ MATERIAL. DEGRADAT.rON
!CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSI f- [ED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1993/0396 STEP NO--UR/0069/701032/00;1/02111/0223
~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0113314

2/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0113314
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF OCTADECYLAMINE (ODA)
0,14, THE RATE OF FORMATION AND AGEING OF POLYESTER COATINGS UNDER rliE
ACTION OF ULTPAVIOLET RAOIATION HAS BEEN STUDI,ED B~ IR -SPECTROSCOPY ANO
MECHANLCAL, TESTS. THE OPI-114UM AMOUNT OF ODA INCRE.4SES THE RATE OF
YMERIZATION AND DECREASES THE RATE 0 N OF
F DESTRUCTIOt COATINGS.

tSSR UDC: 541.64:678.76
)(OZLOV, V. T. , GUR'Y[-;V, M. V. YEVSEYBV, A. G.
P. I., Scientific Research Institute of the Rubb Ijoscaa, State
committee z0): Chemistry- sciQntific Research Physico C114xa--cal instituza Imeni
L. Ya. KArpov, Moscow, State Comittea.for Chemistry
"Investigation of the Mechanism of Radiation Cross-UnIcIng Processes iin
Hard Rubber"
Moscow, Vysokomolckulya.-nyye Soyedinen'ya, Vol XIX, No 3, 'Maz 70, pp 592-601
Abstract; The mechanism of radiation cross-linkin g was studiod at 770~~ in
22 elastomer compounds of various structure.-- satuxatcd, unsatura-,cd, atvo-
matic and halogen substituted hydrocarbons and polysilaxanes with side
groups _CH31 -CH=CH2' _C6H. in various combinations and ratios. in neacly
all elastomers studied, the cross-link yield was considarably greater
half the radical yiold, based on the assumption that tivo zadicz~ls may fox~m
a cross link. An exception to this rule is the ccise oA' alkyl halidu clas'Lo-
mers in which the radical yield is approxir.Ltely: t~etlica -the c.-oss-link yield,.
In many hydrocarbon ($iAstomr4, an inomsa in tho vap.Aaity D.-C tho r1oloculos
to form radicals leads to a reduction in tho craiii-link yiald, thu ratio oC
1/2

bSSR
MZLOV, V. T. at al, Vysokomolckulyarnyyc Goyedincniya, Vol X1.1, ~Ijo .3,
Mar 70, pp 592-601
the radical yield to twice the cross-link yield varying from 1/20 to 112. In
a number of polysiloxanes these ratios vary depending on the presence of
isolated double bonds lowers the radical yields and increases the crost;-liak
yields. Both radical and cross-link yields are cons ider ably reduced by
aromatic groups, the cross-link yield beinp reduced to a greatc): dogroe-
Radiation cross-linking is attributed to a nechanism v4 ch takes dur-
ing exposure and goesthrough a numbgr of electron processes. Thi;L;i~ .'i-,clude
'%Lolsecond) inniediately following ioni-
rapid processes (of the order of 10
zation or excitation of regions in close proximit., and oriented 'or mole-
cular Cross linking; the sequencealso includes.pxocosses which aro slowed
down by transfer of an exciton or excited charga into these regio.s. A
contribution is also made by processes of the inter-ac-,ion of free radicals
and the ions produced when radicals capture charges. The molecular struc-
ture of the elastomer determines the relative contribution made by each a,--
these processes to the overall cross-link yield.
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Acc Ar
036540
pRIMaY SOURCE: Kolloiduyy Zhurnal, 19-70, Vol 32~ Nr li
PP /37 J40
EFFECT OF THE CROSS-LINK DENSITY
AND SUPERMOLECULAR STRUCTURES ON THE PROPERTIES OF POLYURETHANE
'COATINGS
0. A. rablokov, L. A. Sakhareva, X Ki-selev,.g- I- Zgbov
summary
The kinetics of the build up of internal stresses and the rite (if formation of physical
and dienitical -bonds during the production of q)olyurethane coatings havebe" correlated
with the supermolecular structure nature and -the cron-link densHy. The effect of the
chemical bonds distribution inside supermolecular structures arid between them on the
physico-mechanical properties of coatings and the swelling kinetics has been studied.
R E E L FRM E

USSR 'UDC: 621-375.82
ZUBOV, V.-A. and KUZI.IETSOVA, T.
"Depth HoloGraphy of 1"Tonstationary Light Fields"
Moscow, Vsb. Yvant. elektronika,.(Quantum Blectronics--collection
'of works) "Sov. radio,." ~10 lkl3), 1973, DD 135-137 (from RZh--
Fizika, No 7, 1973, Abstract No 7DJO97)
Translation: It is sh,~wn that in the action of an optical signal
and special nonmonochromatic reference wave on a light-
sensitive material, information ic recorded concernin.- the sDace
and time characteristics of the ,,ignal. . Upon illuminCA-lion of the
hologram obtained i;he three-dimensional ir-age of the original ob-
-j6ct is reproduced, depending on:the time. The volume of informa-
tion that can be recorded in such a fj stem is computed. Authors'
abstract
91

I ;I I IIlis; !I II Iit 11 ~:11- TITU 1:!4
USSR UDG 6a.317-729
gM, V. GO, and YuRKOVSKIY, D. A.
"A Measuring Amplifier with High Input Impedance for Low DC Voltages"
Otbor i peredach inform, Resp. mezhved sb. (Selection end Transmission of
Information. Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 1972, No 32, -P-1) 93-96
(from- RZh-Avtomatika Telemechanika i Vychislitel naya Teklinika, No 3, Mar 73,
Abstract No 3 AZ-j'g by the authors)
using field effect transistors for the
Translation: An amplifier circul U
measurement of DO, voltages in the 0-100 microvolt range is described; the
instrument has high input impedance. The characteristics of its design are
explained and its basic tochnological,characteristies are Viven. One
:411ustration, eight bibliographic entries.
1/1

USSM UDC[537-226+537..,311-331:539.16.ol~
ZAKUAROVA, )%. K.; ZUEOVA V. G.J, and OSIPOVA., L. P.
"Effect of Pile Irradiation on Structure and Various Properties of Crystalline
and Fused Quartz"
Vozdeystviye realklornorp obluchen-,a na. strukturu i vazlichn,,,7re svoystva
artsa W. Ent, tate
kristalliche-sko~,,o i ky, lish above), Moscow Su
University, Chair Scicritific Information *' Chair of General Physics, Moscow,
19711 131 PIP, ill., bibliography with 236 titles, No 3465-71 IXOP (from RZh-
Fizika, ITO 2, Feb 72, Abstract No 2YE15B DEP from authors' abstract)
Translation: A sur~-ey is made of data in the litera --lure on tile effect of -,.ile
irradiation on various physical properties of' crystalline and fused quartz:
density, refractive indey, spf~cifj.c rotation, elastic !,onstz-tnts, thermal and
dielectric -proporties, abcorption nI.-if.-etra, 1~mm_n spcoLvi, X-r;,--y photo(~a-aphs,
etc. Me arhilo_ beWeen it rztdiatiVC ELnd tC11lPCr[1tU_1'(! R-- ~6' 1;l-aJ[Giti.01l iO COn-
11he general
sidered, as well as the effect of annealing on radiat~icm
is discu,-,se
pattern of radiation drrm,~,~e in fast neutron- irradiated quai d
Bibliography with 236 titles.

USSR UDC 621.317.346
OV V. G., SFIfENISTYY, K. S., L'Vov
"A-Method of Reducing Transverse Noise when Using High Speed Measuring Conver-
ters"
Kiev, Otbor i Peredacha Informatsii, No 27,1 1971, pp, 85-88
-Abs-tract: The transverse noise level at the input of a measuring converter de-
signed for operation under the effect of electromagnetic inductions of an in-
dustrial circuit was estimated for the case of significan,t distance between the
sensors and the target of the measurement. A pkoccdure is described for re-
ducing the transverse noise which excludes the necessity1or using additional
inertial elements which lower the speed of the measuring converter. Tile pro-
posed procedure for suppressing the transverse.noise occu'rring in the input
circuit formed by the measuring line, the sensor and the imput kmpedance of
the measuring converter is based on the idea of using a symne-tric differential
transformer in the input circuits of the converter with preliminary conversion
of the useful signal and the noise signal.
The circuit assembled to check the procedure for reduciiig the trans-
verse noise using an audio-frequency oscillator.nn the noise source is dvscribed,
mid the test results are presented.

ors~
OsrAllae :an u1s. t
USSR UDC 621.382.32
YURKOVSKIY, D. A,
"Modulator of Small DC Voltages Based on a Field-Effect Tran-
sistor With PN Junction"
Kiev, Otbor i Peredacha Informatsii, Resp. Mpzhved. Sb.,
No 28, 1971, pp 61-64
Abstract: The authors briefly discuss the principal charac-
teristics of a field-effect transistor with gate in the form
of a PN junction a5 compared with those of a conventional
bipolar transistor. A modulator circuit for small signals is
proposed which utilizes a field-effect transistor with PN
junction as a switching device. Expressions are given for
the main parameters of the circuit. A modulator circuit was
experimentally studied in which the FET with PN junction and
P-channel had the follow-ing,parameters- Smax = 0. 3 - 0. 3 5 mA/V,
UO = 2-3 V, 13 = 1-10-9 A, and r0.= 3, kQ.. It was found that the
modulator has an average input impedance of 1.7 Mfl when the
1/2

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7,UBOv, V. G., YURKOVSKIY, D. A., Otbor i Pered a.cha Informatsii,
No-28, 1971, pp 61-64
residual zero voltage level AUO adjusted to the modulator
input is no more than 10 uV. If it is assume.d:that the useful
~signal amplitude is equal to AUO, then the current sensitivity
.-threshold of the modulator is of the order of :5_10,~12 A. The
conversion factor of the circuit is:O.~8., One',figure, bibliog-
ra hy of six titles
P
2/2
44

II!Oq 11 ;11- rN .1;~ 1, "IM! i; It 11jIL11 11 17.1117, 1 iu; Iri p
'USSR UDC 621.372.541
ZUBOV,.V..G., SEZ-MjTSM, K. S.
IrAna'lysis of the Errors in tiie Conversion CaaracLeristic of a near Square
Pulse Demodulator"
Otbor i peredacha inform. Resp. -,nezhved. sb. (Informiation Sorting and
Transmission. Republic international Collection), 1970,.'N-ip. 24, pp 62-
-Radiotekinnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9D26)
67 .(from RZh
Translation: This article contains a description o" a procc-dure ~or ebtaining
F(f) of a linear square pulse demodulator.
acter,
the conversion char. -stic 13
'Aft error analysis is presented foi- it. A smoothing 1,(, Lter it, usod as the
demodulator. It is demonstrated thaL the relative error of the characteristic
demodulator as a flincLion of nonlinearity cau:3ed by variati.on of the
of the
internal resistance of the pulse source can be. decreased approc-_:ably as a
result of proper selection of individual elemeats of the (~e-modulator. The
derived formiulas permit calculation of all the elements of th'a demodulator
beginning with-the giien linearity of the conversion characteriatic and the
leVel of the output voltage pulsations.
ZWO 5H,

-7-1
ACC N Ab S t a 5 i~ f. C
!rol Re ode;
IFW45004 INTER7N~. AER68P a$, T.
A70-22413 Aaftwultiplier TVVT with' louvered
secondary electron multiplier opeirating in the 600- "to WO-Mtfz
ranw . (FEU-LBV 4haNutriym , vtorlch6o-614vtronilyill
umnozhitelern, rabotaiushchais y~ Oia*one 600,900 A.
at4-
Afarlas'ev. V. 1. E anitasov, Ai Y, levskij~ *.and N. G.
-i Elakirron, ' 7ar, M,-rat", 1971[~
155161. 13 refs. In Russian.
Desci'tption of the *des'(gn and parar -h'sensitilvity.
ptters~of 6 hi~
'hol ap in mal
phdtoitnultipfier TW microwavet p t66iect6r -wiih;!
loomed secondary-electron -Multl6lier. and a ipiral h' -,frequency
getter. The device is .~a,pkle of det~ding . Fght hribdulated. at
frequencies ranging, fr9m 600 tio SM ~ MHz.:: The pijotoathude
sensitivity in experiment~'l spoinins at i.wavelength 6f:0.63 micron
amounted to 10 lo 20 rnicroampfinliV,* the rnultipticatiat! per stage is
about 3 to 4, and the equivalent ou tyu t rb~istake is aboij t 10 to 100
kiloohms. A photomultiplier TWT -'Vith tm,or. t ree mvltiplici3tion
6dels of ~die
stages Is tens of 6mes mote sensitive thiij, Ohotp~VVT'ffl!
same design but without a, mulii0lier system. With jxs. aid it is
possible to receive light signals with a power,of about I niicrowatt at
a wavelength of 0.63 micron in a band of, several tens of; megahertz.
REEL/#RAkE
IW71900

Aft-
UDC 681.3.055
U V and STRELYAGOV, S. M.
uter"
-.:Pneumatic Comp
MoSPOWS Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovamlye znaki,
71, Author'.s Certificate No 308434, Division G, filed 25 Sep 69,
JuL
I Jul 71, pp 185-186
Tran lation: This Author's Certificate introduces a pneumatic c:)mputer
which contains a pulsating input resistor connected to series-connected
diode vessels. The device also contains a pulsating vessel, a controlled
vessel, normally closed and normally open contacts, and a cycle delay
module. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the functional Possi-
bilities of the device are extended by interconnecting the cavities of all
add diode vessels and connecting them through a normally open contact to
the working cavity of the pulsating vessel and through a normally closed
contact to the zero pressure-level line. The controlling cavities of all
even diode vessels are connected through a normally open contact to the
supply line and are connected to the atmosphere through a normally closed
contact. The working cavity of the last even diode vessel is open to the
atmosphere. The controlling cavity of the pulsating vessel is connected
112

USSR
ZUBOV, V. P., and STRELYAGOV, S. M., Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye
obraztsy, tovarnyye zaaki, No 21, Jul 71, Author's Certificate No 308434,
Division G, filed 25 Sep 693 published I Jul 71 pp 185-186
through normally open and normally closed contacts respectively to the
zero pressure-level line and to the supply line, and the working cavity of
the pulsating vessel is connected through a4normally closed contact to the
cycle delay module and the controlled vessel. The controlled vessel is
connected through a normally open contact to the zero.pressure-level line.
2/2
52

P SOV-10-58-4
AUTHORS: llil?chenko, IS. and -245/523
TITLE; A Method for Manufaoturing Knitted Fabr4cs and a Circular
Yaulti-System Knitting. fifachine fov th,-'.s Purpose (Sposob vy-
rabotki dvoynogo pressovogc-' nachesnogrr trikotazhnogo polot-
na i krugovyazsl inaya lmn.ogosistemnaya'. mashins. dlya osush-
chestvleniya sposoba)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten, izobreteniy, 1958, Nr 4, pp 63-64 (US3R)
ABSTRACT: Class 25a, 8. Nr 112364 (575864/25032, 1 November 1-954)~
Submitted to the US3R Alini-stry for Maojji.r~~., and "Instrument
The invention concerra: a me-thod of mianufacturing
Building,
knitted fabrics and tho. neceasary, for aircular
multi-sy3tem knitting machines prbclucing this fabric,
Card 1/1

USSR UDC 547.26'.1-2:541.64
KOLESOVA,, L. M., NIF&NT'YEV, E. Ye., and Uq9V '~j' Moscow State University
imehi M. V. Lomonosov
"Phosphorylation of Poly(Allyl Alcohol) With Dimethyl Phosphite"
Moscow, Vysokomolekularnyye Soyedineniya, Vol 14, No 2, Feb 72, pp 304-308
[PAA) with dimethyl phosphite
Abstract: Phcsphorylation of poly(allyl alcohol) L
-was carried out in an inert medium. The reaction progress was checked by the
amount of the alcohol isolated and by the phosphorus content in the reaction
preduct.. The reaction begins to go appreciably faster ;at abcut 165', and at
~175* -it yields in aLout 30 m1n a polymerpwith':up to, 20% phosphorus content.
Further rise in the temperature or*rer~~tion:tijne does: 'ot lead to a higher
n
degree of phosphorylation. Using metd.Llic sodium:as a ~catalyst has also no
effect on the reaction rate or its temperature. Two reactions are possible
during phosphorylation of PAA: formation of a nonsymmetric phosphiLe fragment
and substitution of both methoxy groups with formation of cross-linked struc-
tures. Regarding the reaction mechan-ism, the first step- involves addition
of an alcohol proton to the phosphorus atom forming a phosphonium cation which
gives an unstable intermediate product with the alkoxy group; the second step
involves breaking up thi.~i addition product with formation of a new phosphite
and an alcohol.

.022 UNCLASSIFIED ..'PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
liz
TITLE-REACTION OF MONOMERS WITH CARSONYL-Gil NITRILE GROUPS WITH METALS
AND-SCME REACTIENS OF THE RESULTING:At4IONRAUICALS -u-
A*A.#,G0LU8EV9 V.3.# ZU8OvtlV.P.j KABANOV, V.A.,
'KARGINt V.A.
1-~CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.-'~,-SOURCE-,VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN-9 SER. A 19701F .1294), 865-72
9"TE.'POLISHED-70
~'-..l':SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
lb'P I MONOMER GNE S IUM v
C AR BONY LRAOICAL, NITRILEs SODIUM$ M
-r--4CkYLATE# 'ACETONEt BENZUIC ACID# FREE RADICAL, OLI~GOMER
-G-NO RESTRICTIONS
~HARKIN
_~.REEL/FRAM&-2000/0683 STEP NO--UR/0459/7D/OlZiOO4/0865/0872
~-:-C IR 'AC.CESSION NO-AP0121,355
UNCLASS

'PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
212 022 UNCLASSIFIED'
CIRC-ACCESSIaN NO-AP0124355
rT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE VAPORS OF NA OR 14G WERE
~ABSTRA%l
CONDENSED ON A SURFACE, COOLED*WITH LIQ# NY TOGETHER1WITH THE VAPORS OF
;ME:METHACAYLATE, ME ACRYLATEv ME:BUTYRATE* ET BENZOATE, ACH, ETCH13, ISO
.-PRCHO, TERT BUCHOt ACROLEINs A-ETONE* H,SVBZ C:Chi:Nt H SUB2C:CMaCN9 OR
..ETCN. THE CONDENSATE CONTAINED, FREE,.RAD,ICALS.:.THE REACTIONS OF THESE
ADNOMERS WITH NA OR MG GAVE ANION-R_ADICALSv,.SUCKAS IME SUB2 CO)i WHICH
:~-JNTIATED THE BLIGOMERIZATION :BY,, A N I ON IC-:'M EC HAN IS14 FACILITY:
MOSKo GOS. UNIV. 1M. LOMONOSOVAV,,MOSC W,:~~USSR.,;
UNCLASSIFIED

1/7 0 34 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESSING DATE-02OCT70
ANO KETONE POLY4FERAZATION -U-
-'R-(03)-KABAN0V# V*A.v KARGIN
_AUTHI, I V.A ZUBOVO vop...
,rhUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
-SCURCE.-U.S.S.R. 134,862
_~LEFERENCL--OURYTIYA, lZJ6kET., PR0M.,GBR4ZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAKI 1970-1
J)ATE PUBLISKED-06JAN70
-_S_;UjQECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
..'r()PIC- TAGS-CHEMICAL PATENT, CHEMICAL,SYNTHES[St ALDEHYDEP KETUNEt
IC-UNDFI,'SATION REACTION, MOLECULARMEIGHT, SEMICDNDUCT3R MATERIALI ZIN:
'-CHLORIDE, ALUMINUM CHLORIDE, ORGANIC SEMICUNDUCTOkt HEAT RESISTANT
~PLASTICt CATALYTIC POLYMERIZATION
CONTFOL M ARK I ING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.-POCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.-PROXY REEL/fRAME-199210128 STEP P)O--UR/0482/70/0001000103DO/0001
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0111322
UNCLASSIFLED

UNCLASSIFIED
- . . .... ....-......

J/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCESSING DATE--090CT70
TATLE-EFFECT OF THE FORMATION OF ION PA,IRIS ON RADICAL HOMO AND
COPOLYMERIZATION OF 2tMETHYL,5tVINYLPY'RIDINE AND"
AUTHOR74041-GEORGYEVAt V.R.s ZUBUVi V-P-~k,K.ASANQVi ~V.A,v KARGIN, V.A.
_RY'OF I Iq F 13- U S S a
UNI
G
DUKL. AKAD
-_S~ qCE NAUK SSSR 19701 190Mv,
PUBLISHED---70
.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--PULYMERIZA110N, PYRIDIII~t VINYL COMPOUNDIJ SULFATEr
ERUCYCLIC NITROGEN COMPOUNOw. M El HANOWt UIMPLEk COMPOUNO
--NO RESTRICTIONS
.C CWTROL MARKING
1'_MCUNENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1992/2013 STEP NO--UR/0020170/L90/005/1128/LI31
~'CXRC ACCESSION NO--AT0112966
UNCLASSIFIED

:,~212 ozo UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-090CT70
ClRC ACCESSION NU--AY0112968
:.:Ai3STRACT/;-'-XT#",ACT-fU) GP-0- AaSTRACT. THE HOMOPOLYM~,~. RhTF- (UPSILCNI, OF
Ull NYLPYRIDINIUM METHYL SULFArE (1) AT 50DEGREES IN H SUB2
-Ot'MEOH MIXTS. CONTG. (ME SUaZ CCN) SUBZ:N SU62 IS FASTER, 1HAN THAT OF
THE HUMCIPOLYMN- OF LTS PREE BASE (111 UNDER THE, Sililf` CON-01TIONS. T h"
IINCREASE IN MEOH CON"N. ABOVE 70PERCENT INCREASES THE UPSILON OF I
-SHARPLY. THE UPSILON OF 11 DECREASES LINEARLY CON'--N. THE
WIT.)i MFOH
CUPOLYMN. REALTIVITY RAT[GS tR SUdl FOR 11 AND R SOi~,! FUR 1) ALSO CHAN(;(.
(SOLVENT, R SU810 A140 it SURP- GIVEN):
WITH THE SOLVEiNT COMPN. MEOH,
.0.58, 0.98; 4-:1 MEOHH SUB2 01 0.54t 0.42; 1:1 MEOH H S02 0 0.30, 0.01.
IN MEQH.lOR MEOH RICH SOLNS.)j A LARGE~ NO, OF THE 'GROWING MACRORADICALS
FORMS' .10,41C PAIRS WITH MESO SUB4 PRIME NEGATIVE, WHICH DECREASES -THE
~..a.-tELEC.rRcjsrAr[c REPULSION BETWEEN THE PYR:I.DINE GROUPS: IN THE TRANSITION'
III INCREASES- Of 'UPS ItON-OF.l. FACILITY:- MOSKe
IV. [M. LOMONOSOVA* MOSC.OWi USSR
UN
A 4~-
h-, c 4~-~-,TrjFn

Acc. Nr: Abstractingi Service: ,.A--V1 Ref. Code:
5 4 CHEMICAL ABST.5-7c ~ 00 /1 .-,
P00 250 ow, 01414
A
('101 153U mymeriyation of rneihYl methac"Itite in the pres-
ence of sulfuric and Phosphoric acids. Venze~)va .1N .4.;
ieva V R., Zufmv
~,;~ Kabanov N' A Kart, i_. X". _A. (Mosk.
r __
V_ - =.qmonosovo,jMos=, R T' .1" Vin ~F6A
f(i Uni im 'i bm 0
Y,io
0 7~101. Y
din., bier. If 1970, 1 U - The 140polypin. of Me
methacrylate (1) in the. epee tS ~ or %P04 was atudied
at - 10 to + 1000.1 oly 1 2 4 systkin was' .imitiated
he I
'a- 'itiz'er' ~,' hereas pblymn.
ut a
I w i
by Uv light
in the 1-H,PO, ky t initi i1v light 1-%iithout. a. sensi-
ated
tizer, as well as in the'pr e'nce, zil, at ~M mA. The
of b
polmn. rates and the'm uO. ~of 061YON-lb methilcm-late) (11) in.
creased with increasing t kid rptio,'~Presumably,Atie toga chern.
activitin-n Of the mon. 0-mer or'i the piroipaiatin& ihacroredical by
theacids. Max. polym-6. rate.a'nd~lnoj. wt,, orlIvieie obtained in
the presence of SO% H~SOA, suggesting, that ~t he Chain temilination
rate const. varied in -the presenci of'HjSO~~', Tht ~~Olymn. rate of
I in the presence of- eit&r ada bbe'ved the Arrbenius a4untion;
the activation en Y: was 1,CA1?iUQ1e (ill 41jit Ipresunce of
HAW, and 5.0 ~67;niolt orcthi P*,Onc~,, O(AAJ104). 11,11 121i.
the polymn.
temP, in&ating that the ikqd b&md:,to the reactivie center par-
CKJR ,J
twipaud in chain promatiom
REEL/FRAME
1:98211,45,

Acc. Nr, Abstracting Serv
Wt Ref. Code
R vl~
0055621_ CII-EMICAL ABST.
11 1879-z Elementary constants of chain g-rowth und termi-
nation during the radical pWymerization of methyl methacry-
late in the pres ce or Murninurn bromide. Lachinov, NI. B.;
7, - 11-0 Is R). Vviokomo .
~jabanov. V. A. (L
1211), 4-5 ffluss). In the polymn. of Me inethacn-late (1)
in the pr"ience of AlBr.3 with uv irrai&, it was found i lint the ini-
tiation rate const. 00 increase,.,, and the chain-transfer const. (k.)
decreases in the () < A]Br:i,'l < 0.35 ITIM e ra; io range. This sup-
ports the vie%v that AlBrA participate-.; in the polymer chain-
growth mechanism W. 1. Zxxbov, et at_ 1967 ) and explains the
decrease in the pot% mer mol. wt. with increavie in Al8r, conen.
CPJR

Z/Z 017 UNCLASSIFIED Pl!.0CESS[NG DATE-20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN iNJ--AT0113369
-ASSTR AC T/EXTk-for T--( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PROBLEM OF OPTIMAL
STAB ILI ZAT ICN IS CONS 1 0EK ED IN THE FORM OF A UIFFERENTIAL GAMEs AND
EXI-*-TEt,.CE CCNDITIGNS ANC A METHOD FOR CONSTRUCTING THC, OPTIMAL CONTROLS
LIN ANALYTICAL FORM AR& GIVEN, THE FOLLOWING DEFINITION OF "AOMISSIBLE"
IS GIVEN: A CCNTROL U(Tt X) IS CALLED ADMISSIBLE;IF U(Tv X) EQUALS M(T).
TIMES X, WHERE M(T) IS A MATRIX WITH REALi CCN'r-muoust 8OUNDED
COEFFICIENTS DEFINED FOR T LARGER THAN ~0, AND IF THE SYSTEM X EQUALS PX
PLUS QU (1) FUR ThE CCNTf%CL U EQUALS Pi(T) TIMES X :HAS A UNIFORMLY
ASYVPTGTIL STABLE EQUILIBRIUM POSITION X EQUALS 0 :OF THE EXPONENTIAL
TYPE. THL FjOLLOWING THEOREM IS STATED: FOR AN OPTIMAL CCJNTRJL U SUBO
TO'EXISTI IT is NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT THAT A REAL, CONTINUOUSt
SOUNDED f-lARTRIX THETA EXIST FOR, T LARGER THAN 0, SATISFYING THE EQUATION
THETA PLUS ]HETA GC PRIME NEGATIVE1 C THETA.PLUS THETA (P MINUS QC PRIME
NEGATIVE1 b) PLUS (P MINUS QC PRIME NEGAITVEL 131 THETA MINUS A PLUS 8C
PRIME- NEGATIVEI B EQUALS 0 (2) AND. SUCH THAT THE EQUATION C PRIME
NEGATIVEI (Q THETA MINUS 8) TIMES X BE ADMISSIBLE, THEN U SU80 EQUALS C
PRIME NEGATIVEI (D THEATA-B) TIMES X. It IS SHOWN THAT UNf)ER CERTAIN
CONDITIONS THE SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS (S14: N ON MICROFICHE) HAS A UNIQUE
5OLUTILN IN ThE FCRt4 OF A SERIES-(SHOWIN ON MICROF]tHE):CONVERGING
---~UNLFORMLY WI IH RESPECT TO T LARGER. THAN OR EQUAL T40 Ot SO THAT THE
.;.SERIES (5) GIVES THE REQUIRED OPTIMAL CONTROL.'

N
USSR
Z-IJBOV V T
-,!'A Problem in Optimal Stabilization"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol. 190, No. 4, 1 Feb 76, pp 760-762
Abs-cract: Th-e problem of optimal stabilization is considered in the form of a dif-
ferential game, and existence conditions and a -method for constructing the optimal
controls in analytical form are given. The following definition of "admissible"
is given: a control U(t, X) is called admissible, If U(t, X) = AIM4, where M(t)
is a matrix with real, continuous, bounded coefficients defined for t > 0, and if
the --Ysteln
7 = PX + QU
-X has a unllfomly asymptotic St ble equilibrium po!:,ition
for the control U M(t)
X = 0 of the exponential type. The following'theorem is stated: for an oIntimal
U0 to exist, it is necessary and sufficient:that a,real, continuous,
-hou;nded matrix 6 exist for t > 0, satisfying the equation
-IB*)*b A + BC71B* 0 (2)
0 + 6QC-,Q*6 t 6(p - QC-1B*y + (P QC
and such that the equation C~-I(Q*O B*)-X be,admissible. Then Uo C-I(Q*o-B*)-X.
112

USSR
ZUBOV, V. I., Doklady Akademi-i Nauk SSSR, Vol; 190, No. 4, 1 Feb 70, pp 760-762

It' is s hovnL
-hat under certain conditions the system of equations
+
Wax-G(t, X, V)
-BG*/ax-X + aw/ax,
(3)
Z (4)
e solution in the form of a series
has a uniqu
U (5)
coirierging uniformly with respect to t >, 0, so. that the series (5) gives the
-~tequired 4timal control,
2/2

j'~
us~g
ZUBOV V. V., KRIVANDIN, V. A., MASTRytjKov, B. S.
Study of Spectral Radiation Characteris-tics.of Heat-resistant Materials"
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchcvnykh Zavedeniy, Chernara Meta I lurgiya,
No 9 1972, pp ISS-157.
Abstract: Calculation of spectral characteristics is hindered by the absence
of sufficiently reliable data on the degree of blackness for most materials
used at high temperatures, particularly alloys used to inwiufacture electric
resistance furnace heaters. In this,work,:alloys Kh=480, OKh27Yu5A and
Khl,8N2SS2 were studied, using specimens 8.x 30 x 2 mm preliminarily ground,
then oxidized in air at 1,0000C,for 6 hours. 7be spectral degree of black-
ness was measured using the direct radiation method. Analysis of the results
-produced shows that the spectral degree of blackness and function c fGN)
differ significantly for the three alloys.. due to the differences in chemical
composition and thickness of oxide films formed. The work indicates that
the radiation properties of oxidized heat-resistant alloys are determined to
a significant extent by the chemical composition and thickness;of oxide
films formed on their surfaces, The influence of these factors on the spec-
tral function will be studied in later works.

USSR UDC 538
ZU'BOVi V. V-
IT"hermomagnetic Effect of Fe"
Tomsk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Fizika, No 2, February 1971,
pp 159-160
Abstract: This paper supplim ents results obtained earlier by 11, Broili (Ann.
d. Physik, B. 14, 1932, page 259) and P. E. Lowance and F. W. Constant (.Lhv-s-
Lev., Vol 48, No 3, 1935, page 257). It considers the behavior of the therm-o-
magnetic effect of iron co when the cold junction temperature remains constant
I
feet of transfer of the cold junction tenperature to the region where the
thermal emf reaches a ninimum Oc M' = 0) on the behavior of the isotherm'
CO(H) is explained. The form of T the'dependence of r-O on the magnetization J
in the displacement zone is established. It is pointed out that the behavior
of the isotherm CO(11) permits judgement of the variation of the contact po-
tential difference AVk at a Fe--Cu junction during magnetization of it: the
displacement processes cause a positive change in it; and rotation and the
para-process, a negative change.
= 1800 and the hot junction te.-.1nerature varies from 51 to 808'. Tile ef-
(T

OZ6 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--L3N0V70
(IF THE STRUCTURE AND STRESS RELAXATION IN CYLINDRICAL
~STEEL Si)kf%'GS -U-
-i-.,AUTH0R-102)-BARAZt V*R.v ZUBOV V.YA6
TRY JF 1'ff0--USS9
X E-- I ZVEST. V.U.Z., CHEANAYA MET,r 1970o l(2) IM-128
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~--:SUBJECT Ar(EAS-MATEP.IALSt MECH.9 [No. vCIVIL AND MARM ENG-11
'EL QUENCHINGr
TOPIC TAGS-SPRING.-STEELs TEMPERINGi STRESS-RELAXATIONt STE
CHROMIUM STEE-Lo VANADIUM::STEELl MANGANESE STEEL,
S I L I CON STEELi COLD
~~,WORKI'4G, METAL HEATL TREATMElT
-CONTROL 3ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY kEEL/FRA--'lE--2000/0541 STEP NQ--Uk/0146/70/00()/0021OL26/0128
-CIRC ACCESSION N01-AP0124236

026 IEUI PRO'CESSING 0ATE-131NOV70
UNCLASSIF
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124236*
',.&BSTRACT/!-:XfRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TH EBEHAVIOUR Gi: SPECIALLY
C AND ALLOY STEEL SPRINGS :WAS: SrUDEE0 UNDER CONDITIONS Q F
STRESS RELAXAT(ON AS A FUNCTION OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITEO,"I AND METHOD
~OF, PREPARATION (COLD W '::TC .
"RKING, QUENCHING AND TEP-WER"iGi SAMPLES
-H HIGHEI~ RELAXATl0N'HEs[srAl4CC- THAA Cq.,',;
-OF S'll CR STEEL EXHIBITE0 A MK
'-~ANO. KNJ STEEL$. THE LEVEL OF RELWTtON~RE'SISTANCE~:WAS IN GENERAL
-~:SUBSTANT I ALLY INCREASED BY QUEPICHING AhL
TL

'412- 023- UNCLAS I t Ii~o PROCESSENG. DATF---27NOV70
T-ITLE--STRUCTURE OF POLYMERS WITH LONG SIDE BRANCHFS, U-
,_AUT,H0R_(03)-ZU6OVj YU.4.9 PETRUKH[NI, B.S.?. SH1.13AYEV, V. P.
_iCOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,-,:.S0UPCE--VYSOKGM0L- SOEDIN., SER. 81.970, 12(4)v 290-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
S US-1 ECT AREAS--CHEM[STRY
f0PIC-TAGS--X RAY-ANALYSISP MOLECULAR STRUCTURE# MOOELt CPYSTAL STRUCTURE,
-F4ETHYL METHACRYLATE
..CONTROL IAARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CU'4ENT CLASS--UiNCLASSIFIED
PROXY R.EEL/FRAME--3006/1247 STEP NO--UR/0"0/70/012/004/0290/0294
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP013492t

212 023 UiNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIONINO--AP0134921
A B.STRACT/EXTRACT--tUl GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STRUCTURAL MODEL WAS PROPOSED
FOR -POLY(ALKYL ACRYLATES) (1) ANO POLY(ALKYL" METHACRYLArES) (11) FROM
RESULTS OF X RAY ANAL. OF POLY(HEXADECY,L ACRYLATE) (111) AND
-.POLY(HEXADECYL -METHACRYLATE) (IV). THE MODEL ACCOUNTEO FOR THE L LAYER
OR 2 LAYER HEXAGONAL PACKING OF SIDE CHAINS ANO FOR,THE FORMATION OF
~EVEN,ANO 000 REFLECTIONS AT SMALL ANGLES.* ..A FORMULA WAS DERIVEO FOR THE
~':...-AL.IMUTHAL 01STRIBUTION OF INTENSITY SCATTERINGo 'Xil RAY PATTERNS OF 111,
~:,,JV -ANDS HEXADECYL ACRYLATE I SO-PR ACRYLATE ~COPQLYMER:S 5UGGESTED THAT I
11 HAD A GAS CRYST. STRUCTUREo. FACILITY1, FIZ.-KH1,14. INST.
IMO~ KARPOVA, MOSCOWI USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR ux 631-95
-OVA, A. F., MOLODMIA, V. 1., ZUBOV
Aiamov, P. 1. , VAS11KYVj V. I., VOLh A
j1,&1PJdMGVA, 1. 1., KERBIWEr, E. B., NEKLESOVA, f-L.-,-8TF2L'ftk&Ak,_
H. j and FROWVA, A. 1.
"Insecticidal Propertieu of 0-liethyl-O-Dichlorovinyl-N-Dipotbyl Amidophosphate"
Tr. V14II dezinfel-ftsii i sterili7, (Works of the All Union Scientific
-a of Disinfection and Sterilization), !,,?I, vyp. 21, t. 2,
1Wzearch Institut
pp 63-?3 (froza PZh-Yhi=iya, No !8, Sep 72, Abstract No 181i423)
Transhations The substance of f orm le has stron,
ula (MeO)E tx(O)OCH-Ccl
2 2
contact, famiGation and Intestiiml action at the instant of a-D-011cation on
houseflies, V~dbugs ani reex cockroaches; the agent is not as stxon- as
other' orranophosphorus insecticidos with respect to mosquitoes, The most
"tive forn. for application to a glass surface is a watter emulsion prepared
from COMPound I Rith OP-7 (Itl) and a solution in acetone. An alcohol
:-,solution Is considerably less active. ~ An investigation is, made of "he
-pour f
-larvicidal- activity of Col. id 1. The insecticide has no residual of ect
A. Delyayeva,

USSR uDc 6l2.8292-3+6i2.82l-6
KOTLY-0, B 1-,_WB OFEYEVA,. N. 0., and KRYUCHKOVA, N. A.,
OW
Chair.of the Physiology of Hig~ier Nervous Activity, Mosel State University
imeni M. V. Lomonosoy
'Elect~rophysiological Analysis of Limbic -Reticular Interaction in the Orientin-
Reflex"
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nerv-noy D--yatellnosti,imeni I. P. Pavloval No 4, Vol 22,
Jul/Aug 72, PP 828-836
Abstract: Changes in the frequency of synchronized oscillations during extinc-
tion of the EEG coMonent of the orienting.reaGtion to acoustic stimuli were
studied in rabbits with electrodes implanted in varioiis.areaaof the brain.
7he most coggron development in the reticular forr-ution of the ba-ain sten. (73%
of all cases) was an immediate fall in the frequency of these oscillations,
followed by an unclulatir4y, extinction 3f the changes (tTFC II reaction). The
similVneous changes in nonspecific thala-mic end limbic nuclei and in the dorsal
hippocampus were more variable. However, the nost chu:rnateristic development
rise with a subsequent diiiiinution in the fre-
was an initial gradual
quency of the synchronized rhythm (tyPe I rCa(:tiOn)- 11".T'F_1rJA8,CUlar chlorpro-
nazine blocked primarily the type Il reaction in the bruin stem reticular fo=a-
t~on. It is inferred that the first stage of the orienting reaction is
1 2

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CONDITIONING IN RABBITS1--U-
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UttiOR-(.02)-KOTYLAR, B.I., ZUBOVA,v,().B
C PUNT R YOF INFCI--USSR
VYSSHEY INERVNOY OEYATELINOSTI, 1970,,:VCL 20, Nk 3, PP
485~-490
j)AT E~ PUBLI.SHED-----,--70
AREAS--BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES.t BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
_-_~,'~.'.;-SCIENCES
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~-PSYCHOLOGYt.ELECTRUENCEP~iALOGRAPHY
CONTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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~~AB'STPACTIEXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. ti EG CHANGES DUR.ING ORIENTING AND
CONDITIONED FOOD PROCURING REACTIONS WERElSTUDIED IN TEN UNRESTRAINED
IkABBITS WITH ELECTRODES CHRONICALLY IMPLANTED IN THE STRUCTURES OF THE
-RETICULAR SYSTEM: MEDIAL AND LATERAL PARTS OF THE!,141D BRAIN RETICULAP
FORMATION, THE RETICULAR NUCLEUS OF.THE PONS VAROL[l AND THE NON
SPECrFIC THALAMIC NUCLEI. IT HAS BEEN SHOWN.THAT THE ORIENTING
INVESTIGATING REACTION IN ACCOMPANIED BY A 6 TO 8 C-S SYNCHRONIZ~:D
RHYTHM WHICH REACHES MAXIMUM FREQUENCY (8 C-S) DURING THE INVESTIGATING
BEHAVIOUR OF THE ANIMAL. IT REACHES 10 C.S IN CONDITIONED ACTIVITY,
WHICH IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE INVOLVEMENTiOF A GREATEk: NUMBER OF COMPONENTS
~OF AFFERENT SYNTHESIS. AT THE STAGE OF.CONDITIONED REFLEX
CONCENTRATION, THERE IS A TENDENCY JOWARDS LOCLIZATION OF EEG CHANGES IN
t.,~v-.7HE. NON SPECIFIC THALAMUS. FAC41,11Y.: CHAI:R OF PHYSIOLOGY OF
:HIGHER NERVOUS ACTIVITYt LOMUNDSOV UNLVERSITYy MOSCOW.
UNC L A-S-S-1-F I E 0

USSR UDC 632.014.42+612-825-55
'MURTo S. If. t A02a, T. S., SOXOLOVA, H, 1
BOGUNOV, G. V., GOL AJ.
"Comparison.of Residual and Backward MicrAnterval Maskings by E leans of
Measuring Absolute Judgement of Loudness"~
Leningrad, Fiziologicbeskiy Zhurral SSSH imeni, 1. 11. Sechonoyal Vol 37,
:No 6. 1971, pp 806-817
Abstracts For clarification of both kinds of muking, the research objective
described was to study changes in loudness within the same Intervals. This
Is research not on relative, but absolute, loudness estimation; that is in
comparison with a memory-retained standard. -hicro-interval amd information
theory, methods were combined for this purpose. Two experimental tasks tiere
sets 1) determination of the anotuit of transmitted infQrration (ATI) on pure
tone loudness which followed# aiter a 30 to 980 m sea Intorral a stronger tone
of the same frequency (residual mmking) or preceded It by the same interval
(backvard nasking); Z) an error comparison was made, i.e., the nvnber of over-
and underestimations of loudness on both mskings. Results shoved that the
ATI on loudness in six categories of pure tone, under the des=lbed condi-
tions of Interference, showed a sharp ATI deenaso not correaponding to con-
comitant threahold changes. ATI displacements, in residual and backitard nazk-
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Abstracti Monocrystalline Ce-U20, was synthesized at high pressure and tem-
perature. Using the method of Laue it was shown that these crystals belong
to nonoclinic syngony with basocentrIc nucle Systematic extinctions
correspond to two Fedorov groupst '~'2h. and The parazeters of elezentary
nucleus were determined to bet a 12.40 + 0.01 b'-- 5.074 + 0.005 c
99 i2l + 6'..
5,675 O-OD5 and 0 uming four unita of U20 to com-
prize an elomentary nucleus, the density was calculated to be 10.41 g/Cm3,
agreeing won with -,.he experimentally deterr'Aned 40-50 9/CX3-
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~ASSJRACI/EXTRACT--(U~ GP-0- ABSTkACT. THE P A T:r ER NOF MULTIPLICATION AND
THE DYNArICS OF ACCUMULATION IN CELLS 'AND CULTURE ~FLUIO OF CUXSACKIE
GROUP A VIRLSES (fYPES 131 181 201 ZlY WERE STUDIED IsN:HUMAN EMBRYO LUNG
DIPLOID CELLS. TPE DYNAMICS OF ACCUMULATION OF GIfFEi-ENT TYPES OF
COXSACKE: A VIRUSES WAS FGUND TO BE NO 0IFF-EPENT. JHE INCREASE OF VIRUS
IN CELLS AND THE CULTURE FLUID WAS PARALLEL UP TO !HE MOMENT OF
DEGENERATlEN GF OVER 50PEKICENT OF CELLS AFTER WHI,CH TIME THE TITER OF
THE CELLULAR VIRUS DROPPEO AND THAT OF.THE CULTURE FLUID PERSISTED. THE
APPEARED TO BE OUE TOTRANSITICN O~. INTRACELLULAP VIRUS INTO I-HE
14EDIUP WhEiN ThE MAJLjRITY OF THE CELLS WERE. DE5TROY~tD. ..THE TIMIE UF
MAXIMUM 11,4CREASI: OF VIRUS IIN CELL*S AND THE fir"if- OF D E ArION WERE
INVERSELY RELATED TO THE SIZEE OF THE INFECTLN~; DOS~- ANrj DID NOT DEPEND
,.UPON ThE VIRUS fYPE. CCXSAC;KE A .21 VIRPSi KUVKEti[)ALL !JRAIN AT A HIGH
MULTIPLICITY GF INFECTION 4AS FOUND TO PENETAME I~NJO ]HE CELL IN 15
MIN. BUT CCULD NOT BE DETECTED IN 2 HOURSP NEWLY SYNTHESIZED VIRUS
APPEAkED IN TmE CELLS IN 3-4 HOURS. :THEM VIRUS REACHED MhXIMUM rITER IN
THE CELLS 6 HCUPS AFTER INOCULAT10flo AND IN THE CULTURC- FLUID 3 HUURS
LATER. EY 11 HOURS AFTER INOCULATICNI P-,E;llOTAL MAIAOUNT OF VIRUS REACHED
:MAXIMUM TITER, THE Alv(JUNT OF INTRACELLULAR VIRUS-J.HROUGHOUT THE
3 FACILITY:
GBSERVATIGN PERIGD EXCEEDED THAT IN THE..CULTURE FLUID,.
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ART _IKU
,..-,.-..,,,,-I.t.4.VES-TI.GATICN OF THF LIVER, LUNGS AND 1-~ 1114 r 11 E i - C ES S OF THEIR
ACTIVITY, GiN THE ALCURACY Or- Tlit- ll~'AGE d31'AINUj. IT WAS FOUND
-THAT THE.'REFE.RRED TO FACTOR UECREASES Tl-.E P.ESULVING CAP~%CITY OF SCANNING
T ICAL SIG;"! IP ICANILL' Lif- REG I STA4TI UIN '-f H D S '-, F C 01 . C T I M G
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FACTCRS ARE PRUPOSC-0. 6i:Sf RESLLTS -.'jf3rAjta:f) ilTli THE usE OF A
'G IM A IlAmoCR, PRUVIOEP ThE OUxATI6,11 UF LXPOSITIUli IS NfJT.CjVL-R THE TIMIE
-ATHING RETu-,NTf0lN, 1. E. Nof MORE THIAN 30 SE'_-U,'10S.
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USSR UT--- 669. Ob 6.5
KUDRIN,, V. A.jI SID3RETITKOI M. F., SIMIRNOV,-Tt. A., JBREV.: A. S.) YORODyi, S.,
KMIH~ 0. A., CHUVATITI, N. S., andFIUTOV, S...
"Metal Blowing by Powderlike Yaterials"
Moscow, V sb. "Sovremennyye problemy kachestva stali" (1-USiS) (Collection of
Works Modern Problems of Steel Q_iality) (Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys)
-Izd-vo."Yetal1urgiya," No 61, 19-to,.pp 183-188.-
Translation of Abstract: The results of an investiEation on dephosphori7_ation
and desulfurization. alloying, and deoxidation of metal 'by po-irder-like material
the effect Q.1 baric technological
blowing are prezented. Data are presented on
parameters on the rate and arq)litude of the dephosphorization process of steel
by b1crAng with an oxygen jet containing a Powder-like mixctlire of cmtimal com-
position,. conaisting of lin, iron bre, and fluorspar. f lguto a.
ZIA
OEM

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'USSR
UDC; 621.373:530.145.6
BELOKR--UIITSKIY, N. S. ZLIBRILET, N. G. SHPAY,,, M. T.
"Investigation of the Transfer of Excitation Energy Between mpurlty Centers
in Neodymium. Under Forced Emission Conditions"
V sb. Peredacha_energii v kondensirovan. sredakh (ErerLzy Transmission in
Condensed 141edia-col-lection of works), Yerevan, 1970, PP 73-82 (froin RZh-
~-Radiotekhnika,-No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5b228)
Translation: The authors studied the spectral comnosition of forced emission
of trivalent neodymium cation on the transition 1/2 in phosphate
glasses and inorganic liquid POC13-SnCl4 as a function of the shape of the
curve Por effective laser amplification for the case of dispersion cavities
based on Fabry-Perot interferometers. When the cavity is tuned to a region
close to the maximum of the luminencence band,. a frequenc, :,hift vaz observed
y
in the rtinimum of curves for the frequency: dependence ot threi.-hol(] pumping
energy, as well as a flattening of the pe,-J- in the vicinity of the minizTuri,
leading to broad-band emission (-100- cm-1 for triple the pumping energy
above.1be threz3hold value). As the tuning frequency moves avian[ from the
luminescence maximum toward longer waves, two extrema may be produced. Ir,
the.short-wave arm of the luminescence band, there is no~ retuning of the
working frequency or broadening of the forced emission spectrum. The nature

BEWKRINITSKIY, N. S., et al., Peredacha:energii v kondensirovan. sred--kh,
Yerevan, 1970, pp 73-82
of broadening of the transition 4F3/2-*-4I 11/2 and the way in -which the spatial
nonhomogeneity of the field of modes generated and the transfer of excitation
energy affect the spectral composition of forced emission are analyzed. it
is assumed that in the media under study, exchange of excitation energy
between optical centers takes place over time,intervals:no shorter than
the times-which are typical for peak emissionj-10-6 s)~. A. K.
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jlsmaly-"TM_~ -PVXZ~U-
uDc 669,018.44
USSR
=_RjjykX, a. S., VORO:dIlli, L., WYAKONOVA, V. A., MIRONOVA, V. P. , alld
2 1 A
F--tir-- tin- the Quality of Heat-Resisting Vacuum-Velterl Alloyc; by the Eethed
f Matherzatical Siatirs-lics"
0
U ch me n-rij. (CollLectio.,j of 'jlof~(.s of CentriLl Sclont-lific
Sb. tr. Tzli m:11 , -tallo. -
Research Ins'Clitute of Perrous 1:,-~:talliLrgy)p 19?0, VYP- 771 PP 55-63 (-Cron RZh-
Metalluriglya, No 3, Lar 71, Abstract '110 31749 by authors)
Translation; The article describes results of a "E'Lisk-22" computar-aildca',
Sp terninations of thzi px-incipal ch3i,,ical cle-
tatintical of Or-
laolltc-7 tlhe C,'f -.CCh20`~Cztl Plld Of lfrai:3, Sil-e jr
-Ti U and alloys Ditv,:2 vacu-1111 a_-f, It
the merostru-tr- v; ;."-
ic sh!7,un that th~~ of r"Ost of tho critc:via- se.!C-Ctc-~,l ~`C-x ostiratinr
the rjv~ "Y a- cJJ,:,, `3 'by th- t,
hat U-3
t
bj the o' billetz, which ir, tul-si on C, Al
Content of tha aliv, !L thit P-n inverse ralation, c,:i,-:'U;:; in i~.*Ldoy
'o,, rs Id
EP109 U (A i'nl tKe n;tcroo- wc-ilu'ce o;: tArenO h
-ir
1L.10 illu~_ s. Fou:v tablos.

USSR UDC 669.245t5ig.28
CHMIux, C. S., VORONIN, N. I., D'YAKOATOVAI V. A.t LMIROINOVAIJ. -.1 and
ZEMLOVA, A.
tMathematical Statistics Estimation .of quality of Vacuum-Produced Heat-.Resistant
Alloys"
Spetsiallnyye Stali i Splavy [Special Steels and Alloy.Ei--Collection of Works],
No 77, Metallurgiya Press, 1970, pp S5_63
Translation: Results are presented from computerized statis
processing of
the results of test determinations of the maln chemical elements, tests of
mechanical properties, and estimates of grain size in the macrostructure of the
alloys~ U437BU and EP109 followi ng vacuum.arc remeltipg.
It is demonstrated that.the distribution of most crircrial selected for
evaluatlon of the quality of 111,1378U alloy follows the normal distribution and
that the greatest influence on the characteristics of- strength and plasticity of
the alloy is that of the grain size of billets, w1tich In turn deperid5 on the con-
tent of carbon and aluminum in tho~ al loy.
It is established that U109 alloy shows an 1 nver~ edependence between grain
size observed in the macrostructure of bars and strength chlractcri.,;tics. 2
4 o4les.

U
SSR IJDC, 621. 371. 1
ZUBRITSKIY, E. V
"Some Onaracteris tics of Fluctuations of Microwave 5ignalq, on ClostAl -Iountain
Routes"
Tr.. Burvatsk. -in-ta estestv. nauk. Bun~atsk. fil. Sib. otd. AN SSSR (1.1ork's of
Buryatsk Institute of Natural Sciences. Buryatsk Branch Of the SibL~rian Division
of thelISSR Academy of Sciences), 1970, vyp, 6, pp 61-72 (from Mh-Radiotekhaika,
No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8A275)
Translation: This article contains the reGults of experimental stazistical data
~On the depth and.duration of fading during propagation of a meter wavc signal an
mountainous routes or medium extent. The f ading of the instantaneous values of
,the signal level with respect to length is separated into fast and slau fading.
The median value of the quasiperiod of fast fading varies within t, 0 mits of
2-10 seconds as a function of the route profile and the radio signal frequency,
and the median value of the slow fading is 3G-100 seconds. The -depth of fading
on the:type of profile of the route and the propagation inechanism of
-microwave signals on it. The greatest depth of fading was observed on many-
peaked routes where the diffraction field is of the same order with the
1/2

USSR UDC- 621-373-826:550.3
AYUREPAITAYN, A. A, BORONOYEV, V. V., and ZITBRITSIKIY, E. V.
U
"Experimental Investigation of the Dispersion of Intensity Fluctu-
ations.in laser Radiation Under the Condition of Inclined Range
Length"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. honf. po ras-orostr. radiovoln. Teziqy do'k-1.
(Tenth All-Union Conference on the Propagation of Radio 1-,*aves;
Report Theses--collection.of works) "Nauka," 1972, pp 211-215 (from.
RM-v-Radioteidiniha, 110 10, 1972, Abstract No 10D443)
Translation: Results are given of measurements of the dependence of
experimental dispersion values of,the fluctuation in the liGht in-
tensity logarithm cro on the dispersion value d computed for a
given inclination of the range. The region of r~aximtua values of
tfe lies in the limits of c~1 1-3, and:saturation. isireached at
1.2. Two illustrations, bibliography of four. A. L.

-USSR UDC 621.371.1
ZUBRITSKIY, E. V. , iU,'0'1YVK, Ye. 1-1.
"Oscillations of the Mean Level of- a Microwave. Signal on Mountain Routes"
Tr. Buryat-sk. iin-ta escesrv. nauk. Buryatsk. fil. Sib. otd. AN SSSR (Works oL'
Buryatsk Institute of Natural Sciences. Buryatsk Branch of the Siberian Division
of. the USSR Academy of Sciences) , 1970, vyp. 6 pp 73-83 (from rMi-Padioteklinika,
No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8A272)
Translation: This article contains the results of an experimental study of the
mean sig-nal level on frequencies of 49, 75, 77, 25, 100 and 209 megahertz and
its oscillations on m
-ountain rotites e;rtLnding from 60 to 160 I= ~,ihich differ
with respect to profile. The routes were cl'assified as a iunct4oa of the micro-
wave Propagation nechanisn: diffraction, inrenitc4iace anti tropolJ)'11crLi", Oil
-fraction routea the trwan :,ignal lovel compare 14 Wel I wLt,4 th.-AL calcukits:d
the dif
E
.J.- "Y filoas Lhal "Ibal
"- by tho diffraction forinulazi, and It grently oxceodfi (I I W, (It- 10)
-1he calculated field as a result of tropospheric propagatio,.n. On thL transi-
tional routes, the diffraction and tropospheric fields are of the ,came order,
and on the tropospheric routes, the tropospheric field, prevails over the
diffraction field. The depth of the oscillations of the mean signal level
1/2,

USSR
ZUBRITSKIY, E. V., YHOMAK, Ye, 'A., T-,. Buryatsk. in-ta estest-v. nau'-.-Buryats1k.
SSSR (Works of Bury-atsk.Institute Qf-Natural Sciences. Buryatsk
fil. Sib. otd. IVN
Branch of the Siberian Division of tha USSR Academy of Sciences), 1970, vyp. 6,
73 83 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70,.Abstract No 8A272)
p
p
depends on the type of route. The oscillations of the mea-a level on the routes
of the first group are the least: with respect to a diffeTence in levels of I
and .99%, the observation times do not exceed 5decibels; the second group
(maximum) reaches 33 decibels on a frequency of,2.09 megahertz. The experi-
mental curves are approximated well by anormal:law. There are three illus-
trations, one table and a nine-entry bibliography.
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