SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILOV, A.I. - FILSHTINSKIY, L.A.

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FILOV A.I Wild relative of the cucumber. Biul.Glav,bot.sad no-52tlO5-106 164. (MIRA 17W 1. Voesoyuznyy institut rasteniyevodstva, Leningrad. ,NE HIM I -tE:4lN I'M Fill RIM q FILOV A Reduced groirth of axial organs in vine crops. BD.1. Glav. brit. sada no.57:61-66 165. (Imu~ 18- .(,) ) 1. Krymskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennry institut, Simferopol'. MOV, A. P. 42477. Sistematike Ogurechnogo Restenlya. Zapiski Tadzh. S-Kh. Iri-Ta, T. I., 1948Y S. 151-208.-Bibliogr: 37 Nazv. 'AUTHOR: Ostroumov, V. I., Filov, R. A. 120-2-12137 TITLE: Investigation of the Angular Distribution of Particles from 'Their Traces in a Photo-emulsion. (0b Izuchenii Uglovogo Raspredeleniya Chastits po ikh Sledam v Fotoemullsii.) PERIODICAL: Pribory i Teldmika -,Eksperimenta, 1957, No.2, pp. 44 - 45 (USSR). ABSTPACT: It is ometimes necessary, in investigations of nuclear processes occurring in a layer of a hoto-emulsion, to determine the angular distribution J particles with res- pect to a given direction; for this purpose the projection angle in the observation plane and the angle of tracks with this plane are usually measured. Under certain conditions the angular distribution may be established from the observation of the plane angular distribution (i.e. by observing the projection). The given distribution function may be presented by equation 1. Normally the function n(a) (the observed plane angular track distribu- tion within the angle a) cannot be analytically derived so that eventually large errors occur in its numerical evaluation. The author proposes an.easier method of evaluating the solid angle distribution from the angular Card 1/4 distribution in a plane from Figure 1. The fraction of J 2 ~R",'!Ur F", W 'F h_z - -W__ _0 - M. ah 120-2-12/37 investigation of the Angular Distribution of Particles from Their Traces in a Photo-emulsion. tracks at an angle (p for which the projected angle value is smaller than any given one a is given by the fatio 20/r - The angle 0 is related to a and 0 by equation 2. If the measurement of tracks distriSution ars taken at 150 intervals we hav n n tracks within a = ?5-90 , n 2 tracks within a = 69-75 aid so on, hence the Rumber of angles 9 in the 75-90 interval will be Ni = where 0 is determined from (2) as sino 1 = t95/12yr. Ft T I _51 otg(p, being the mean cotangent valuSs in the angle intetval. In the interval q) = 60-75 the number of tracks will be N 2 = (n.2-N120 12/ff) /(1-20 2/1r); (012=01-02 ) and the following table may eventually be obtained: N 1050CM1 N- = 2,038n2 - Oo548n N = 21250n - 1 090a 3 3. 1 2 + 0,083n1 Card 2/4 N4 = 2,184n 4 - 1,306n, + 0,107n 2 -0,024n, 120-2-12/37 Investigation of the Angular Distribution of Particles from Their Traces in a Photo-emulsion. N5 = 1,811n 5 - 19246n 4 + O,Oqln 3 - 0,053n 2 + 0,002nl N6 = N6 - 0,811n 5 + 0,063n4 - 0904in 3 - 09001n2 -0 9 002n giving good results for small angles (approx- 5 01 of 4 diver ence between the observation axis and the emulsion plane5. The above relationships have been checked against an isotropic distribution. Figure 2 shows that the error between the angular dependence N(q) (for a unit solid angle), with IT n ........ n (broken line) does not exceed X~~- Be;ides2the simplic i4' the method has another advantage over the method of direct measurements of angle (P: the loss of short tracks does not influence in practice the volume dist:L-ibution of track projections and the final calculated spatial distribution. One diagram. and two graphs of anGular distribution of uranium nuclei splitting under the bombardment of 14MeV neutrons am given. There are 2 references, 1 of which is Slavic. SUBMITTED: July, 23, 1956. ASSOCIATION: Leningrad Polytechnic Institute imeni IiI.I.Kalinin. Card 3/4 (1-aningradskiy Polite khniche skiy Institut im. Ni-I- Kalinina) Investi 'tion of the An ular Tra-les ?n a Photo-emulsTon. 120-2-12137 Distribution of Particles from Their AVAILABLE: Library of Congress. Card 4/4 F1 Lov~ AUTHORS: Ostroumov, V. 1.9 Filov, R. A. 56-6-4/47 TIT LE: #.pS4j&,r Corr4atlon - Botween, Frapmts and the Charged Particles Emitted With the Fission of Uranium Nuclei (Ob uglovoy korrelyataii mezhdu oskolkami i zar azhennymi chastitsami, ispuskayemymi pri delenii yader' urana~ PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, 1957, Vol. 33, Nr 6, 1335-1340 (USSR) 'ABSTRACT: Nuclear emulsions of 100 and 200 P thickness, which were saturated with an aqueous solution of NaUO 202H 302)3' were subjected to the action of a proton beam of 660 MeV. The fiesioning of the uranium nucleus was connected with the forming of charged particles. A total of 3201 fissions (1156 in the thloker emulsion) were recorded. The "beam"- composition of the fission, i.e. the distribution of the light, charged partioles produced by the fission, amofinted to: 0 beams - 43P7 1 beam - 25 '3 %; 2 beams 15,7 %; 5 %; 5 beams 3 beams - 8:8 4 beams - 4,2 1,5 % Card 1/2 6 beams - 0 7 and more beams - OP3 %. The ratio between Angular -Correlation, B~etyeen Fr"nents mud.. 56-6-4/47 the Charged Particles Emitted With the Fission of Uranium Nucle't the a-particles and the number of protons was determined at 0.36 + 0,02. Besides, the angular distribution of these particles was measured both with respect to the direction of the 660 MeV proton beam and to the direction of the fission fragments. It was found that there is no angular correlation between the protons and fission fragments. The a-particles and the multiply charged fission fragments have, quite generally, the tendency to fly off in the directions which have a large angle with respect to the fission fragments. There are 4 figures, 1 table, and 14 references, 10 of which are Slavic. ASSOCIATION: Leningrad Polytechnic Institute (Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut) SUBMITTED; June 299 1957 AVAILABLE: Library of Congress Card 2/2 ilia via V! 4J4 I jab OR " ,1i I . V 'j4 1 1 44 Jim A xj Mill i Ell '11 P1,11,101 . . I I oil! AUTHORS: Ostroumov, V. I., Perfilov, N. A., BOV/56-36-2-4/63 Filovp R.- A. TITLE: Cascade oC-Partioles in Nuclear Fission Caused by Protons With Energies of 360 and 660 Mev (Kaskadnyye cX-chastitsy v yadernykh rasshchepleniyakh, proizvodimykh protonami s energiyey 360 1 660 MeV) PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentalinoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959P Vol 36, Hr 2p PP 367-375 (USSR) ABSTRACT: In their introduction, the authors discuss the results obtained by several publications dealing with this subject (Refs 1-6). In the present paper investigations of stars containing tracks of c4-particles with energies above 30 Mev are described. The investigations were carried out on photo-plates with a fine-grained nuclear emulsion P-9 sensitive to protons with 30-40 Mev. The plates vrere subjected to the action of a 360 and 660 Mev proton beam of the Ob"yeainennyy institut yadernykh iseledovaniy (United Institute for Nuclear Research). Among the plates with stars containing oL-tracks (EL>30 Ifev) only such Card 1/4 were chosen for analysis in which the entire m-particle track Cascade OC-Particles in Nuclear Fission SOV156-36-2-4163 Caused by Protons With Energies of 360 and 660 Mev was located in the photolayer and in which the track formed an angle of --70 with the emulsion plane. The star production cross sections for 360 Mev protons used were taken from the paper by Bernardini et al. (Ref 9), and those for 660 Mev protons from that by Grigortyev and Soloviyeva (Ref-10). The plates investigated were divided into 3 groups; The first comprised all stars with tracks of a recoil nucleus; they are assumed to be the result of a disintegration of a heavy emulsion nucleus (here called T-stars). The second group comprises such as have no visible tracks of a recoil nucleus (charge carried away -