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TYAPKIN -A A MMOll, Yu.0, XOZODAYEV, M-9
"Investigation of Energy and Angular Distributions of7t Mesons
Produced by Protons with Energies of 470 and 660 MeV," paper presented
at CERN Syi*osium, 1956, appearing in Nuclear Instruments, No. 1,
pp. 21-30, 1957
p ~ i.* V
AUTHORS Vishnvakor V.V-9 Tyapkin A.A., 89-10-3136
TITLE 0
The Operatlon ~iicffarjgd Counters Under Controlled Pulsed
Voltage Conditions.
(Iosledovanive raboty gazorazryadnykh schetehikov v rezhime uprayly-
ayamcgo :Impullsnogo pitaniya - Russian)
PERIODICAL Atomnaya znergiya, 1957, Vol 3, Nr lo, pp 298 - 307 (U-S-S-R-)
ABSTRACT The counting errors caused by the dead time of the counter can be
eliminated in the case of pulse-like feeding of gas discharge
counters.
The counting characteristics,effectivity and dissolving capacity
of argon-metylal counting tubes MC-6, MC-7, MC-9 and the halide
counting tube CTC were determined for the case that they are fed
pulse-likg. It was found that with short time feeding(duration of
pulse-4o- sec) the counting tubes are still able to work at over-
voltages of up to 2 KY. If this fact is taken advantage of for a
hodoscope (telescope), the pulses coming from the counting tube
need not be amplified and no coincidence with control pulses is
necessary. Each channel of the hodoscope, with the exception of the
counting tube, switches on only the load resistance and a neon sig-
nal lamp. Thus a considerable simplification of the construction
as well as reliability of operation is warranted.
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AUTHOR MOKO~KIN, JU.D., TJAPKIN, A.A. PA - 2086
TITLE Inv
stigation of the Excit.~,tion Functions for the Reactions C"(p,pn)C",
1 24
;
Al '7(p,3pn)Na and A127(P
3p 3n)1104 in the 15'v - U,;i ErArgy Raange
,
ie funkcij vozbuidenija dlja reakcij C"(p,pn)C'~,, A127(P,3pn)-
(Issledo
m
44 1 Al f
Na (POP 3n)Na" v intervals energij 150 - 660 bleV).
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoi i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol 32, Nr 1, PP 177 -
178 (U.S.S.R.)
Received 3/1957 Reviewed 4/1957
ABSTRACT The excitation function for the reaction C'4(ppn)C" (1) was measured by
R.AAMONT et al., Phys-Rev-86, 799 (1952), in the energy range from the
threshold value to 340 MeV-.Comparison of these results with those of L.
M.S.SOROKO and B.V.GAVRIL0VSKIJ (report of the Institute for Nuclear
Problems 1952) indicated a rapid decrease of the cross sections in the 300
to 460 MeV energy range. But according to the measurements of the ratio of
cross sections in the case of 290 - 660 MsV energies the cross section of
the reaction (1) dimirdshes much more slowly in this energy interval:
d(670)/d(290) - 0,84 t 0,03. The authors concluded from this that the real
reason for this non-agreement is obviously a systematic error (- 150/o)
committed on the occasion of the determination of the absolute cross section
in the above mentioned previous works. Results of more recent works show
better agreement. The cross sections found in the aforementioned previous
works are obviously too high by 15 to 250/o. Because of these uhclear-
nesses the authors investigated reaction (1) in the 150 - 660 MeV energy
interval. For this purpose a graphite target was installed in the chamber
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In estigation of the Excitation Functions for the Reactions C'4(p,pn)C",
AjP(p,3pn)jja44, and A127(P,3p 3n)Na*l in the 150-660 MeV Ener&,r Range.
of the accelerator of the laboratory for nuclear problems. The -.)rozcn f_llix
passing through the target was determined by means of a gauge-thermo-
battery. By means of a group of proportionality counters the
activity of graphite targets was measured and a value of 20,8 t 0,2 minu.-
tes was obtained for their half life. The following energy dependence of
the cross section of reaction (1) was found (Ep - energy of the protons
in the MeV, d' - d(Er,)/ d(660) - relative cross section of the reaction).
eRC11) 1,49 + 0,06 1,23 1,19 1,16 1,03 0,98 1,00
In the case of E 260 to 660 MeV errors of I are omitted for space saving
purposes. These gata are also illustrated in a diagram. The data found1by
the authors agree with other more recent data.
By means of the above methqd also excitation functions for the reactions
A127(P,3pn)14a"4 (2) and A1270,3p 3n)Naa" (3) are determined. They are
given in a table. The ratio between the cross sections of reactions (1)
and (2) decreases monotonously with increasing energy. This is contra-
dictory to the result found by G.CHACKETT, K.CHACMTT et al. according
to which this ratio of cross sections decreases rapidly in the 200-500 MeV
energy range. This is indicative (in contrast to the daf,~., of the Rrosent
work) of the existence of a maximum of the cross sectionof reaction (2).
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Investigation of the Excitatinz~Functions for the Reactions CIO(p,pn)C",
A127(P,3pn)Na", and A127(P,3p 3n)Na?,M in' the 150-660 MeV Energy Range.
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AUTHOR BAJUKOV, J.D., OW-1ESM, J.C., TJAPKIN, A.A. PA - '1038
TITLE The Absorption of -f-Quanta with the Average Energy of 500 Mev in
Lead , Copper, and Alumdni,=. (Russian)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperimontalinoi I Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol 32, lir 1
pp 183-183 (U-S-S-R,)
Received 3/1957 Reviei-ed 3/1957
AMTRALT y-quanta originate from the decay of neutral pions which were produced
in the inner target of a phasotron by 660 MeV protons. These y-quanta
were recorded by a pair-like y-spectrometer with 12 zhannels, on which
occasion the spectrometer was at a distance of 23 m. from the target. Be-
fore the collimator, which was fitted b-ahind a protective wall of 4 m
thickness, a device was arranged, by which the bundle of -r-quanta was
periodically interrupted by means of a lead absorber. The y-quanta record-
ed by the spectrometer in the case of fully covered and not fully opened
bundles were counted separately.
For the determination of the coefficients of the absorption of the y-quan-
ta in Cu and Al the semicircular lead disk in the rotating device was re-
placed by absorbers of copper and aluminium. The frequent change of ab-
sorbers made it possible to carry out measurements without a monitor and
to diminish the number of measuring error:s. The bundle of y-quanta passing
through the collimator was purified from electrons and positrons by means
of a special magnet. The authors obtained the following values ( in cma/9)
for the coefficients of the absorption of y-quanta with the energy of
E, - 500 150 MeV:
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The Absorpticn of y-Quanta with the Average Energy of 500 MeV in
Lead, Copper, and Aluminium,
Pb 0,1115 � 0,0025., Cu 0,0510 1 0,0025, Al 0,0295 � 0,0017.
The absorption of the y-qua.nt,a at Ey = 500 MeV takes-place essentially by
the production of electron-positron pairs. As shown by computation results,
absorption by photo effect and Compton effect amounts to ^, 1,2 O/o in
the case of Cu, and to - 2 O/o of the total absorption cross section ir
the case of Al. The cross sections for the absorption of y-quanta found
here agree well with the computed results obtained by H. DAVIES, H.BETPY,,
L.MAXIMON, Phys.Rev., 93, 788 (1954).
It remains to be added that the data for 500 MeV y-quanta which agree with
computations were obtained in the case of permanent preqence of a lead
absorber of 5,55 gl/cm4 thickness in the bundle. If such,a lead absorber,
by which the bundle.is filtered, is lacking, cross sections which are
t
larger by 10 O/o are obtained. When measuring the absorption cross section
of 280 MeV y-quanta, no influence was found to be exercised by the additio-
nal absorber by which the bundle is permanently covered. The cross section
of the absorptior. of 280 MeV y-cpanta obtained here agrees with the re-
sults obtained by J.W,DE-WIRE, A.ASKIN, L.A.BACH, Phys.Rev., 83, 505
(1951). The reason for the increase of the absorption cross section of
500 MeV y-quanta when an additional. lead filter was lacking could not be
explained.
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The Absorption of y-Quanta with the Average Inergy of 500 MeV
in Lead, Copper, and Aluminium.
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Experimental Comparison of the Energy Spectra of j -Quanta
resulting from the Decay of Neutral Pions (which were created by
660 MoV-Protons on Carbon- and Lead-Nuolai).
This modification is due to the interaction of the bombarding
protons with the nucleons of the nucleus on the occasion Of
strong absorptioj of masons. The hard - quanta with the angle
of observation 0 are essentially creaJd on the occasion of the
docay'of those neutral pi*ns which are created on that side of the
nucleus which is averted from the bombarding protons and in
heaYely screened off by the remaining nucleons of the nucleus.
The soft 2-quantal however, are essentially created on the
surface of the nucleus which is exposed to the protons, There-
fore, a relative increase of soft a-quanta in the spectrum
is obsirved on the occasion of the creation of neutral pions
an heavy nuclei.
Considerable differences are to be expected also in the energy
distributions of the mesons created on light and heavy nuclei.
The energy0distributions of the neutral pions created under an
angle Of 0 on carbon- and lead-nuclei do not differ noticeably.
Possibilities for a more close study of these pion spectra are
shown. (I table)
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AUTHOR BAYUKOV, Xu.D., KOZMAYEVY-S-,TY.AfKIr1 A.A. 56-4-5/52
TITLIS The Investigation of the tnergetic ana Angular Distribution of n*esons
Formee On Carbon Nuclei 'by Protons Witn An tnergy or 47o ana 66o MeV.
(Iasleaovaniye, anargeticheskikn i uglovykn raspredeleniy rftezonov,obrazo-
vannykh na yadrakh ugleroda protonami 9 ensrg~YW470 i 66o its,V*-RU3 s Ian)
FMIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim.i Teoret.Fiziki,1951,Vol 32,Nr 4,pp 667-677(U.:S.S.R.)
Received 7/1957 Reviewed b/1951
ABiTRACT Tne results obtained by tne investigation of energetJc spectra on Sne oc-
casion of the decay of ffv-mesons produced on carbon nuclei by protons
with the energy of 66o MeV is discussed.The method of spectral analysIB
was usect.The neutra.L mesons have a very short life(5,lo-15 see.).
The experimental scheme is shown in form of an illustration.The carbon tar-
get is inside the vacuum chamber of the accelerator and was irradiated with
protons of the average enrgy of 66o MeV. The y-quanta formed in the target
penetrated tnrough an opening into a concrete wall of 4 m thickness and
collimatea through a diaphragm into a lead block.The collimated bundle or
y-quanta.,wnicn was puriftea from charged particles by the magnetic field
of a special electromagnet,penetrated into the converter of the 12-cnannel-
led pair-spectrometer.The spectrometer was set up at a distance of 23 m
from the target in the direction of the tangent to the orbit of the protons.
The author haere gives a detailed description of the pair spectrometer used.
The differential cress section for the production of y-quanta on the carbon
nuclei oy protons with an energy of 66o MeV for 18V in the laboratory 3y-
Card 1/3 stem amounts to d8 1/vi (lao-)'(1-5+ O,2).lo-1'7 cm4/sterad. The ratio of
c
The Investigation of the Energetic and Angular Distribution 56-4-5/52
of ffWesons Formed On Carbon Nuclei by Protons With An Energy of 47o
ana 66o keV.
the flux of y-quanta under the angles 0 and 1do' is equal to 5,1+013.
The energy spectra of the y-quanta Is then analyzed.
1.Dependence of the spectrum on the angular- and energetic distribution of
tneu*esons.It follows that with the isotropic distribution of the nv-me-
sons,indepandent of their energy distrioution,tne spectrum of the y-quan-
ta is or symmetric shape with respect tt the energy 1/2F,
2.Uomparison of the energy spectra of y-quanta, an the occasion or the de-
cay of w'J-mesons produced by protons with the energy of 47o MeV on the nuc-
lei of beryllium.Illuatration 5 shows that the energy spectrum of tne y-
quanta of the decay of mesons produced by photons with the energy of 47o
MeV(center of mass system) on the nuclei of caroon.At a proton energy of
47o M*V energies are produced,whicn are an a proximation to tne maximum
possible energy attainable by the meson in tne raaction.Witn an energy ot
66o MeV of the protons,mosons witb considerably lower energies are formed
than is possible as a maximum.
3.Enorgy spectra of v"-mosonB producea by protons with the energy of 77o
and 66o MeV.IUu3tration 7 shows the energy distribution of ffl-meeons in
the center of mass system for carbons by protons with the energy of 4?o
MeV.On the same illustration it snows the spectrum or tro-mesons.The energy-
and angular distribution ol tru- mesons which had been measurea at a proton
anergY of 470 MOV shows that the sesons produced in this case whicn are
neutral on the occasion of the collision of nucleons,absorb the greatest
Card 2/3 part of the free energy of the collisi~.on, as well as Aso the greatest an-
The Investigation of the Energetic and Angular Distrioution 564-5 2
of v~--Mesons Formed On Carbon huclei oy 1rotons With An Energy of 47o
and 66o MaV.
gular momentum.Tne same phenomenon Is observed in the case of lower pro-
ton energies.Xt proton energies of 47o Uel the spectra of no-masons pro-
ducad on composed nuclei d2Xfar only slightly from spectra computed on the
assumption that mesons are produced only witn maximum energies, so that at
a proton energy of 66o MeV a considerable difference oetween the spectra
ootainea and those computed Qt tae same conditions is observed.
At a proton energy of 66o MeV no-mesons with an energy that is consideraD-
ly lower than that which is possible as a maximum are mostly prociuced.Con-
sequently it follows that in the case of the production of mesons oy the
proton energy of 66o UeV the nucleons in the final state acquire a high.
kinetic energy and,therefore,aiso high momenta.With. an increase or proton
energy fromWo to 66o MeV the angular distribution of the tr'-mesons chan-
gee considerably.
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'AUTHOR FROKOMM, Yu* DO$-LUEU4j__A.A. 566-4-1-7/52
TITLE produclan of Neutral ?ions at the p-p ardp-n Collisions in the Region
of the Energies From 390 to 660 iloV
(obrazovaniy* A-mozonev v p-p I p-n soud-areniyakh v ablasti energiy
360 + 660 Move Russian)
FMIODICAL Zhurnal F&sporim. i Teerot, Fiziki, 1957, Val 32# Nr 4j PP 750 - 766
ABSTRACT of the proton energies and for different
For the abovo-mentionod region
-
angles the authors of thoptpor under review determined the cutput,3 of
the y-quanta caused by the decay of neutral pions These pio Will
o
+
(I,
produosd at the reactions - p+p -# fto + p*p. (1) and ;+n -o, W
b
p+n (
)
With the aid of those measuremants it *as possible to determine for the
above reactions the absolut* values of 'the total cress sections, the
excitation functions, and the ingular distributions of the neutral pion
The methods employtd in the measurements are described with the aid of
a sketchy draft depicting the Aessurement arrangement. The neutral pion
were produced In a target which was bombed by the protons of the inner
bundle (maximum energy - 680 MoV) of a phasetron. The y-quanta produced
in the decay of the neutral pions penetrated a steel collimator in a
concrete wall of a thickness of 4 m. and a lead diaphrap, In a distanci
of 3 m tram the disphralp, a telescope recorded the y-quanta. The pa-
Card 213 par under review contains * detalUd disoussion of the way in which the
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Production of Neutral Rene at the p-p and p-n Collisions in the Region
of the Energies From 390 to 660 MoV
measurements were conducted,
The results of the measurements and their difiCU83ion. - The differentia
cross section, as obtained under tFe 'isotropic' angl '5 *-, of the
production of y-quanta is connected with the total cr:aa section of the
production of neutral pions by the relationship ,ffo = 2 d (,~ *)/d R
The absolute differential cross section of the production of y-quanta
on carbon at the energy of 660 V*V amounts to dey /d -(8.1 0.4).
.10 -27 C
cm"/storad. For the total cross section of the reaction,, the
authors of the paper under review obtained the value
WO + -27 a
0"' (660) - (3.6 - 0.2) . 10 cm * If the bond of the nucleons in
thoppnuclous in neglected,, then WO -27 is
a, pn (660) - (7.0 +1-1). 10 cm
obtained. The energy dependence of these total cross sections is shown
in a diagram contained in ths'paper under review@ For the angular di-
stributi*n of the neutral pions at the reactions (I) and (II), respec-
tivoly, f (660)- (1/3)+ (Oool + 0.06) cossr~' , f pn (660)- (1/3)+(0.0 +
Card 213 + 0.6) cops3A were obtained, Finally the paper under review discusses
56-1!-17/52
Production of Neutral Pions at the p-p and p-n Collisions in the Region
of the Energies From 390 to 660 k'*V
these results. All experimental data support the a3sumption of the pre-
dominant influence of the resonance transition3 (T - 312. J - 3/2) at
energies of - 600 MeV. (1-1 reproductions, 4 charts).
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AUTWR BAYUKOVp YU.D.p TYAPKINI A.A
TITLE The Energy Spectrum f y-quant2 of the Decayine ffO-Yeson Created by the
Interaction of 660 YrV protons with Hydrogen Muclel
(Energeticheskiy spektr y-kvantov ot raspada rro_mezonovo obraz)vannykh
protonami s energJAA1 660 UeV n2 yadrakh vodoroda. Russian).
PZRIODICAL Zhurn. Eksperim. i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol 32, Nr 5, pp 953 - 956
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT The y-quanta were measured with the help of a scint.Lllation telescope,
on which occasion the production of wo-mesons took place in such a man-
ner that two tareots one of polyten and one of carbon, were one after
the other exposed to the inner ot the phasotron. Besides, a number of
double targets was alterningly irradiated in such a manner that., simul-
taneously with the change of target, also the y-counting device could
be adjusted to this pair of targets.
The angul2r distribution of the vo-weeons created by the collision of
660 Mev protons with H-nilclei has the form
1 + (0,3 + Osl) coss 0
The no-mesone spectrum has a marked maximum at -& 75 M~V.
Furthermore it was established experimentally that the angular distri-
Card V2 bution of the no-mesons created by p-p interaction is isotropic.
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The Enerey Spectrum of y-quanta of the Decaying no-Moson Created by the
Interaction of 660 UeV protons with Hydrogen Nuclei
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.. AUTHOR N, OKOSHKINI Yu. D. TfAPKIN 56-2-1/47
TITLE Production of Neut4 Tr ~Mesor; on Various Nuclei h~
Protons
(Gbra;ovaniyeneytral~ykh, n--nesonov na yadrak-h razlichnykh
pr6tonami V (intervale ~nergii 26o - 66o LeV. aussian)
Pi:,RIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret. F19.iki 1957, Vol 33, Nr 2 313 -
- 319 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT If complex nuclei are bombarded with protons (26o - 66o '.,:eV o; the
6 m phasotron), it is possible W prove the forming, of ir-Mlesons by
the quanta y accompanying their decay.
The angular distribiition of tbenfi y-quanta3 which In pract,ice corrQ-
sponds to the angular distribution of the P-mesow, was meassurtrd
for the followina nucl,--i and elements (proton energy 66o .,.eV):
element 00 350 550 1600 1690 11800 'an6le ir
6
Li X X X X
7
-Li X 4 X
X X X
Be X X X X
Card Y2 C X X X X X X
56-2-",.1/47
Production of Neutral on Various Nuelt
Protons
Oo 0 0
element 350 -950 160 169 1800
x x x x
Cu x x
Cd, Sn x
Fb x x x x
F I I x
lurthermore, the dependence of the differential cross section on
atomic weight was determined for the following dil'ferent
gies! 26o, 34o, 11115 and 660, and tho angles )30, 1470, Loo, 1401, in
the'vlements 1), L16, L17j Be, C, Al, Cu, Sn, Fb, U.
(With 4 tables, 2 illustrations, and76 Slavic references).
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TYAPM A. A.: Mater Phys-Math Sal (dies) -- "The forrztion of neutral pi
mesons by protons in the energ7 range between hOO and 660 rov". 'Pubm, 10,59,
10 pp (joint Inst of Iruclear Inveatigationn, Laboratory of Nuclear proble,-,W)
153 copies (KL, No 5, 1959, 143)
BATUKOV, YU.D.; KOZODAYEV, M.S.; MARKOV, A.A.; SINAYEV, A.N.; TYAPKIN. A.A.
" - ~
Multichannel pair gamma-spectrometers. Fart 1: Calculation
of basic characteristics of gamma-spectrometere. ?rib. i tekh. eke .
no.6:23-29 N-D 158. (MIRA 12:15
l.Obl'yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy.
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YUKOV, YUO'D.; KOZOPAYEV, M.S.; HARYOV, A.A.; SINAYEV, A.N.; TYMTIN, A.A.
Multichannel pair gamma-spectrometers. Part. 2: Description of
a twelve-channel spectrometer. Prib. i t6kh. eksp. no.6:30-W
H-D 158. (MIRA 12:1)
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AUTHORSs Zrolov, V. P., Tyapkin, A. A., Farago, P. S. SOV/56-34-3-4/55
TITLEt Measurement of thc. Prot on Mass at 660 MeV 'Izmereniye massy
protonov pri energii uuu 1.1ei)
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, 1958,
Vol-.-.34, Nr 3, pp. 555-558 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi The present work compares the values computecl by means of the
(v2/c2)"-1/2 based on the
relativistic rolatlon m2 - mo
velocity measured with the values M, - P/11 of the mass which
were determined from the measured momenta and velocities of
protons. The measurements were made . an an external
proton beam with about 66o 1JeV which made e3se,~ntially easier
tho determination of possible errors. The general scheme of
the measuring device is shown in a diagram. T"he ext~;rnal
beam of a 6 m-synchrocylotron passes a system of collimators,
then was deflected within the field of an electromagnet with
a pole diameter of 1 m, passed a second collimator and then
impinged upon ionization chamber. The control measurements
are also described. In the determination of the momentum of
Card 113 protons by means of a current carrying conductor the values
Measurement of the Mass of 66o IZeV Protons SOV156-34-3-4155, _
Q = 300-0+ 0. 3 and I = C.681+0.901 amp. were obtr-ined. q de-
noting th~e_ 'load applied to a silk thread. From this the value
p - 1296,5�2.-3 X*eV/c is obtained for the momentum. Various
measurements carried out at Q - 200,o g showed results which
coincide within the limit of measuring errors with earlier
obtained results. Variou-,3 details of the measurements are dis-
cussed. Also the second correction of the energy loss in air
must be taken into account which amounts to,6E 1,5 MeV. The
total correction of the energy amounts to,~JE .1,110-
- 8.1 MeV. The authors intend to determine the devi~t ns
from the fi4ndamerita-l- law of relativistic theory m - moll-
-(v2/c2) /2, and use relativistic relations in the detiertai-
nation of the correctionst \1E and Av- When the found values
for the momentum and velocity of the protons are taken into
account ml = p/v - 1598.2. + 3 Mev /c2 and m2 = moll -(v2/c2
1604.3 + 1. ) IfeV/c2 a,-e 'obtained. From this further results
m = m2 -m 1 ME 6 .1 (1 + C. 5) or ,A m1m - 0, 004 (1 + 0. 5). The er-
rors mentioned are the mean square deviations. Thus the re-
sults obtained here coincide with the relativistic law for the
increase of mass with increasing velocity within the error
Card 2/3 limits mentioned.
. Measurement of the Proton. Mass at 660 MeV SOV/56-34-3-4/515
There are 1 figure and 9 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
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M)etermination of f fram n-p Scattering"
"Phase Analysis-of Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering"
paper presented at the Intl Conference on High Energy Phyeic&3, Rochester., N* Y.
md/or Berk3gy California, 25 Aug - 16 sop 196o.
Joint Institute for Nuclear Resercho Dubna, USSR
- TYAPKINv Aleksey A.
"Discharge Origin on Flat Controlled Counter ALIong Particle Track*
paper presented at the Intl Conference on High Energy ftysics, Rochester,, H. Y.
and/or Berkly Californiap 25 Aug - 16 Sep 1960.
Joint Institute for Nuclear Reserch., Dubna, USSR
- TYAPKIN, Aleksey A.
*Mscharge Origin on Flat Controlled Counter Along Particle Track"
paper presented at the Intl Conference on High Emrgy Physics,, Rochester, N.Y.
and/or Berkly Califorrda,, 25 Xu9 - 16 sep 196o.
Joint Inst. for Nuclear Reserch, DUBNA, USSR
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AUTHORS: B. S., ParfenDv, L. B., Tyapkin, A. Ao
TITLE: Measurement of the Relative Nuclear A,~,,tivity of_Pionl't
the Vic.-,nity of the Poinr- af Production
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentalln.-.)y teoretichsekoy fizi.ki, 1960,
Volo 382 No. 61 pp. 1917 41918
TEXT: Irl.sh research workers (Ref-1) diesovered a,.i anomalously large sca-
ring cross sea t4 on on p4ona produced 4zi K,.2 decay3. The value was two --r
three times that of the geometrical oroes Bection. It was assumed by .them-
that either the pions produced by K-decay were different from the ordinary
ones, or the nuclear activity was anomalously large In the regiori of pion
production. Theso assumptions are discussed in the introduz~tion of the
present paper, followed by a brief report of the exper-imental measurements.
The nucleax activit4es of mesons were compared at distances of 2-4; 10-20"
21--23, and 105-115 am from the point of production. the mesons being emit-
ted at 900 by 660-Mev protons Incident. on carbon nucloi, The measurampn+s
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of Pions in the Vicinity of the Point of BO06/B07O
Produ,~tJon
were made by means of two ttiles~opeo each consLating of three scin~illatior.
coun+ers. The relative change in the counting rate in the two telescopes
caused by brass filters of a thickness of 17 9/0M2 was measured. The
filters were placed either in fronf, of the first 6ourtters or behind th-
second In the teles~.opa. In this manner, the nuclear absorption of meecn,3
whose energy changed from 100 to 70 Mev in passing through 'the filter wan-
determined; (this energy inter-ial corresponds to the meson energies from
Kn? decay). Only an insignificant lowering of tha nu,~leax activity f,~ould
be observed in the experiments, and was probably due to errors in measur~-
ment. Therq is I non,-Soviet referen~:-e.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"Yedinennyy institut yadernykh issl.edovaniy (Joint
Inetituteof Nuclear Researoh)
SUPMITTED, April 19, 1960
Ca:rd -9/2
S/056/6
Boo6/BO70
AUTHORS. VAnj1Pvn1cAX, T. !A,, Vishnyakov, V. V., lliye3ku, E_,_.
Tyapkin, A. A.
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TITLE. The S~in Correlation Coefficient in pp-Soattering at an
Energy of 310 Mev Through an Angle oi- ~0- in the
Center-of-mass System
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal ekaperimentallnoy i teorsticheakoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 39, No. 30), PP- 889 - 691
TEXT: In the introductiong the authors give a survey of the results of
phase shift analyses of elastic 310-Mev pp-scattering events published
in America. The spin correlation coefficients C nn (900)9 which determine
the correlation between the spin components perpendicular to the plane
of scattering, are given for different phase shift sets (sets No. 1,2,3,
4,6: 0-158, 0.711, 0.3007 0.4909 and 0.425)- Other calculations
(Refs. 3-5) give other c nn (900) values (No. 1: 0.38; No. 2: 0.61). Ex-
periments for the determinati6n of C nn (900) carried out at Liverpool
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pp-Scattering at an Energy of 310 MOV B006/BO70
Through an Angle of 900 in the Center-of-mass System
(EP W 320 Mev) and Dubna (315 Mev) point rather to set No. 2; Cnn(900)
- 0-75 � 0-11 (Liverpool) and Cnn(900) - 0-7 � 0-3 (Dubna), The authors
have now completed their calibration tests with reference to the ana-
lyzability of the scatterer and determined Cnix anew. Cnn(900) was found
+0 10
to be equal to 0-84-0:22 . The authors then discuss estimates of the con
tributions of the singlet, triplet, and teasorial interactions J, c2~
and h2. respectively. According to S. B. Nurushevg for example, 0~_ 25%,
C2- 62%, and h2 ;:~-,13%. The effect of taking into account a smaller number
of phase shifts in the analysis on the agreement between theory and ex-
periment is also discussed. It is noted that if 9 phase shifts2 instead
of 14 are considered, and the pion-nucleon coupling constant g is taken
into account, a coefficient value of about 0.41 is obtained for the
first and the second set. L. B. Okun' and 1. Ya. Pomeranchuk are men-
tioned. There are 10 references: 3 Soviet, 6 US9 and I British.
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pp-Scattering at an Energy of 310 Mev B006/BO70
Through an Angle of 900 in the Center-.of mass System
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy (joint
Institute of Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED- June 27, 1960
V)~
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42 B013/Bo6o
AUTHORS: Vishnyakovo V. V., Tan Syao-veX, Tyapkin, A. A.
TITLE: Low-voltage Halogen Cou-n-te-r-0-11
PERIODICAL: Uspekhi fizicheskikh nauk, 1960, Vol. 72, No. 1,
PP- 133 - 152
TEXT: The authors studied the discharge mechanism in low-voltage halo-
gen counters. They differ from ordinary self-quenched counters filled
with organic vapors by the processes taking place in them. The charac-
teristics of halogen counters under pulse feeding conditions were exam-
ined along with the part played by negative ions (Figs. 1 and 2). In
addition, the authors studied semi-self-maintained discharge and its
development in time (Fig. 3); the development of self-maintained dis-
charge and the retardation of pulses (Figs. 4-6); discharge fluctuations
near the threshold (FiiNs. 7 and 8). The particular character of zhe dis-
charge development in time, depending on ionization on the expense of
collisions of the second kind, explains a number of specific properties
of low-voltage halogen counters. The particular character of such a
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B013/B060
discharge consists in that every ionization process is preceded by a
certain diffueion time of the metastable neon atom (its collision with
an impurity atom). The description of the discharge mechanism in halogen
counters also conveys an explanation of the changes occurring in the
properties of these counters on an increase of the halogen concentration.
An augmented halogen addition leads to an increase in the critical volt-
age (Ref. 14)- It was found that the specific properties of low-voltage
halogen counters appear less and less marked with increasing halogen
amount. These properties are characteristic of a discharge occurring as
a result of the formation of metastable atoms of the initial gas and
the ionization of impurity atoms brought about by the collision of the
second kind. On a rise of the critical voltage in the counter an ioniza-
tion of the gas occurs directly due to the electron impact. The part
played by such an ionization becomes increasingly more important with
rising voltage. For this reason, the mathematical description given in
",he present paper of the discharge in low-voltage halogen counters at a
halogen pressure of some torrs is not applicable. At a sufficiently high
halogen pressure, such a counter is transformed into a high-voltage
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counter, in which the discharge does not differ from that in an ordinary
self-quenched counter.'1. 1. Glotov, L. S. Eyg are mentioned. There are
8 figures and 23 references: 9 Soviet.
ty/
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TrAPKIN, A.A-
lifth International Conference on High lnerg7 Pbyzics. Aton. ezwrg.
10 no.1:80-83 A 161. (KM 13:12)
(Nuclear physics-Congresses)
TTAPKIN, A-A-
I ---
- ---
International Conference on Instrumentation in High Znergr Pb7sics.
Atom. energ. 10 no*1:83w-85 Ja 161. (KM 13:12)
(Nuclear physics-Congresses)
S/120/62/000/005/013/036
B039/E420
AUTHORS: Tsou Chu-Lien
TITLE: Obtaining a discharge in a spark chamber along
particle tracks
PERIODICAL: Pribory'i tekhnika i eksperimeuta, n0-5, 1962, 84-87
TEXT: Conditions are investigated for obtaining discharges
along tracks of ionizing particles which are inclined to-the
electric field in a spark chamber with-rectangular electrodes of
thin aluminium foil and without layers of dielectric between the
electrodes and the working space. The aim of the investigation
is to find the information necessary formaking large multilayer
discharge chambers for measuring the polarization of recoil
protons in the elastic scattering of JY niesons on hydrogen.
The aluminium foil electrodes (220 x 120 mm) are curved at the
edges to eliminate breakdown and are mounted on aluminium tubes
In a plexiglass framework. This is enclosed in an aluminium box
with two observation windows. The pulsed power supply can
provide pulses of up to 18 KV with a rise time of 10-8 see and a
duration of 0.31Lsec. A mixed filling of neon plus 0.5% argon
Pard 1/2 -41
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Obtaining a diacharge ... E039/Eli20
at 1.5 atin is used with an interelectrode distance of 17 mm.
Discharges are observed for pulses of amplitude > 7.5 KV
the intensity of which increases with voltage. Inclination of tlie
particle tracks to the field direction showed that stable operation
is obtained for angles up to 150 and that for angles between
15 and 300 unstable operation occurs. A photograph of a track
inclined at 400 to the applied field is shown, this being obtained
in a larger discharge chamber with electrodes of 25 x 50 CM2
and an interelectrode distance of 23 mm. The variation in
efficiency for different pulse delay times is also.investigated.
There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy
(Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: December 29, 1961
Cavd 2/2
A.A - TSOU CHZHU-Iy&i;' NAMHDINI, N.J. (translator)
The appearsuc~ of a clischarge in a spark chamber along
0, partiole track. Dubuas owlveainennyj in-t iaderr7kh
jusledovaniiq 1962. 11 P.
(No subject headiug)
VASILEVSKIY. I.M.- VISHNYAKOV, V.V.; ILIYESKUV E., TYAPKIN, A.A.
Measurement of the spin correlation coefficient in elastic
pp-scattering at 315 Hev. Zhur. eksp. I. teor. fiz. 45 no.3:
474-479 S 163. (MIRA 16--10)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh iseledovaniy.
(Protons--Scattering)
NIKITIN, V.; TYAPKIN, A.
International Conference or, Elemeptary Particles. Atomsenerg.
16 no. 4:374-376 Ap '64. (MIRA 17:5)
TYAPKIII, A.A., doktor fiz.-matem. nauk
Dzvelowpnz of the methodology of spark chambers.Vest. A14 SSSR
34 no.12tl5-21 D 264 (MIRA 1831)
1. Obl'yedinennyy inatitut yadernykh issledovaniy.
Tylll~NUMY A.A.
In vearr-r for ~,hl) ideao" Usp. fiz. na-uk 86 ro.4.1747-7~, Ag 1
185. (M:MA _78.16)
PHASE I .1300K EMOITATION sov/6476
Ivanov., Yu. A. and.B. V. TyspUn
-_1 . . . . .................
Infrakrasnaya tekhnika v voyenncm dale (Military Application of
Infrared Technology) Mono 'ow,_"Sovetskoye Radio". 1963.
358 p. 9800 copies printed.
Scientific Ed.,: Lt. Col. 1. F. Usolltsev# Engineer; Ed.:
A. 1. Dikareva; Tech. Ed.: V. V. Belyayevao
PURPOSE: This book is intended for military personnel but
may also be useful to nonmilitary readers interested in
infrared technology,
COVERAGE# The first part of the book deals with the physical
and t;chnical problems of infrared radiation, propagation,
and ree6rding, and with elements of military devices
utilizing infrAred rays. -The second part contains an
analysis of the development as of 1960 of Infrared devices
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..Military Application (Cent.)
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used by non-Soviet armed forces. The application of
infrared devices in tactical and strategic reconnaissance,
aiming of missiles and shells at heat-radiating targets,
contactless blasting of ammunition in the vicinity of
the target, detecting and aiming at heat-radiating targets
at night, navigation, communication and signalling between
small units, protection of military objectives, and the
blocking of narrow sectors of terrain is given particular
attention. The authors thank L. Z. Krikounov., Doctor of
Technical Sciences, and M., A. Bramson., Candidate of
Technical Sciences, for reviewing the book, and S. V.
Yudkevich, Engineer, for hid iLdvice.- There are 203
referencea, 41 Soviet (including 4 translations), 153
English, 7 German and 1 French.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
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~PKINI_j. KRIKSUNOV, L.Z., doktor tekhn. nauk,,
IVANOV, Yu.A. _ZX
retsenzent; BRAMSON, L.Z., kand. tekhn. nauk, retoonzent;
USCLITSEV, I.F., lazh.-podpolkovalk, naue4nyy red.;.
DIKAHEVA, A.I., x&&1w;.-BELYAYEVA# V.V., takhn. re&
(Military applications of infmred technology] Infrakrasnaia
tekhnika v voennom dale.' Moskva, Sovetskoe radio, 1963.
358 p. .(Infrared rays-Military appli*kions) (MRA 16:5)
GOLIZDRA, G.Ya.- TYAPKIM, X.F.
0
A method for smoothing out gravity anomalies. lzv.AF SSSR.Ser.
geofiz. no./+s6l4-617 Ap 1630- (MM 16--4)
1. Dnepropetrovokly gorny7 institut im. Artema.
(Gravity anomalies)
TYAPKINq K.F.
Taking into account lateral innuences in interpreting plane gra7ity
anomalies by a direct method. Dop. AN URSR no.11-1462-14645 161.
(KIRA 16:7)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gornyy institut. Predstavlono akademikom
AN UkrSSR S.I.Subbotinym.
~Gravity prospecting)
TrAPIRb UA,
~-,- -1 n-r-IM
Affect of ascorbic wid an cholesterinexis, In hypertension
in atheroseleresim. Tre' Akad. mod. nau SSM VOI.20:108-313
1952. - (OIRL 25-05)
1. Of the Inatitnte of Therapy (Director -- A*Tj, Wyasnikov,
Active Member AkS UM), Academy of Medical Sciences UWR.
op
41X& Antonovna; SHIBAYNV,U.A., redaktor;GLUKHOY]MOVA,G.A.,
TYAPINA -A
-~,-~~M;-91U-~-iedaktor
[Dieiing forthe overweight] Kak pitat'sia pri ozhirenii. no-
Ava, Gog.izd-vo maditsinakoi lit-ry, 1955. 34 p. (HLRA 9:3)
(WRPUIMCB) (DIN)
TYAPIIIA, L. A.
Tjapin--, L. A. -- "Me Effect of Ascorbic Acid on Blood L.-LoidE J-
Tonic Disease and Atherosclerosis." Acad V',ed Sci USqf~. Mioscow., 1956. (Lis-
seration For the Degree of Gandidate in Medical Sciences).
So: Knizhna~ya Letopis', No. 11, 1956, pp 103-114
TTAPINA, Lidiya Antonovna; KULLTOVA, A.M., red.; BULIDTATEV, N.A.,
----t.bliz~.red .. ....
[Weight-reducing diet) Kak pitat'sia, pri ozhiranii. Moskva,
Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry Medgiz, 1958. 49 p. (MIRA 1311)
(CORPULHNGB)
AUTHORS: -Lebodev,-R., Smorodinskiyq Yas, 8/053/60j/070/02/009/016
Tyapkin, A. B006/BO07
TITLE: The Physics of Blementaxy Partioleg
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PERIODICAL: Uepekhi fizicheskikh naukq 1960, Vol 701 Nr 2, pp 361-374
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors give a report on the International Conference
on High Energy Ellylic held at KiYev in July 1959. This
report is interesting above all because of the voluminous
material of the work carried out at Dubna (USSR). The Con-
ference was attended by about 150 delegates from Eastern
Block countries$ and by about the same number from other
countries. As regards organization, the Conference introduced
a novel arrangement which essentially consisted in the fact
that "reporters" and "scientific secretaries" were attached
to the lecturers, and that the lectures could be heard in
Russian and in English. The secretaries were in all cases
well-known Russian physicists. Leading physicists acted as
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D. I. Blokbintsev and Io Ye. Tamm. Two of the seven holders
of the Nobel Prize represented were Russians: I. Ye. Tamm
and P. A. Cherenkov. Apart from the surveying lectures
seminars were heldpin which the following Russian lecturers
spoke: I. Ye. Tamm on "Diagram Technique and Field Theory"O
D.JL_ Ivanenko on the "Nonlinear Field- and Gravitation
Theory", V. P. Dzhelepov n "Nucleon-Nucleon Collisions", and
I. V. Chuvilo-on "Bubble Chambers". The plenary sessions
began on July 20. In the first session Bernardini (CERN)
spoke. His scientific secretaries were -A. Baldin -and A. Belousov
(Moscow). The report on the lecture mentions the data obtain-
ed at the Fizioheskiy institut im. P. N. Lebedeva AN SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev AS USSR) -on the "Polar-
izability of Protons in (1p)-Collisions". B. Pontekorvo
(Dubna) delivered a lecture, which is discuW-s-edhere in de-
tail, on "Pion Scattering by Nucleons and Production of Singj
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(Scientific Secretaries As-Mukhin+ Yu. Prokoahkin, and L.
Soroko (Dubna)). First, he gave a survey of new experimental
data contributing towards explaining the problem of the
charge-independence of pion- and nucleon processes, and
0
further data concerning the search for the Q -meson, and
details concerning new work relating to pion angular dis-
tribution. Investigations of single pion production in
(nn)-oollisions resulted in experimental agreement with the
phenomenological theory of Mandellshtam, which demands that
n-n-resonance interactions occur in a state with isotopic
spin T - 3/2. In the following lecture by Segre", M. Shafranov
and V. Shakhbazyan (Dubna) acted as scientific secretaries.
Nextv Y. 'I. Vokeler (Dubna) spoke about "Nucleon-Nucleon and
Pion-Nucleon Interactions in the 1o5 - 10 Bev Range" (Soienti-
fie Secretaries: N. Bogaohev, V. G-riehin, and M. Podgoretakiy
(Dubna)). He delivered-a report on the investigations carried
out in the past years in Dubna and made a comparison with
theoretical results. Figure 1 shows the phot8graph supplaed
by him of the production and the decay of A and anti-A -
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hyperons. Investigations of the (pp)-scattering cross sec-
tion yielded new results indicating that the scattering
amplitude in the optical model has not only an imaginary-
but also a real part. Now data were obtained at Dubna also
for the total elastic and inelastic (pp)- and (np)-scattering
cross sections at 9 and 7 Bevq respectively. Investigations
carried out by I. Ye. Tamm are mentioned. In the following,
Ya. A. Smorodinakiy (Dubna) spoke about (nn)-scattering
Scientific Secretaries B. Golovin (Dubna) and L. Puzikoy
~Moscow))and Chew (Secretaries: L. Lapidus (Dubna) and.Yu.
Nnvnzhilov (Moscow)). At Dubna proton accelerations to 635 Mev
are possible. At the folloving three surveys on electro-
magnetic interaction and nucleon structure A. Varfoloaly&v
and Lo Solov'yey (Moscow) as well as _q,_Bilen'lay and B.
Barbashov (Dubna) acted as scientific secretaries. There
followed a lecture delivered by Steinberger, vhose scientific
secretaries were E. Okonov and R. Rvndin (Dubna). The lecturer/
Card 4/6 Alvarez vas assisted by the secretaries A. Lyubimov and V
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W. Petukhova (deceased) (Dubna)q and'Salam by the awretariea
B. Valuvev and V. Soloviyev (Dubna). A special session of the
Conference dealt with the problem of dispersion relations.
D. V. Shirkov (Dubna), spoke about the theory (secretaries:
V. Vladimirov and As._k2ggAqv"; the second leoture dealing
with this subject was delivered by Lehmann (searstariee:.V.
Favnberg and 0. Parasyuk (Moscow)). A further special session
dealt with theoretical single reports ("New Theoretical Ideas").
Among otheraq Landau spoke about diagram technique,-GarjbyA&--
(Yerevan) on the radiation of relativistic particles in the
passage through the boundary_between two media. Two further
lectures dealt with'weak interaction problems: A. A. Alikhanov
(Moscow) (experimentally) and R. Marchuk (theoretically);
the saientif ic secretaries were B, IoffW-and Ve Lyubimovt ard L-Mm'
and -I.Shapiro(Moscov) respectively. At Dubna the muon pro-
oeesi4;~-in the magnetic field was investigatedg and direct
proof was supplied for the first time that muon spin is half-
integral. The group of research scientists at Dubna further
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nuclei (nuclear excitation), as predicted by Zaretskiy (Moscow).
During the following lecture delivered by Glaser, 1. Kobzarev
acted as scientific secretary and during that delivered by
Powell, T. aramenitakiy (Dubna), V. Maksimenko (Moscow), and
V. Kharitonov (Yerevan). A survey on the theory of multiple
production of particles in the case of ultra-high energies
was finally delivered by Ye. L. Feynberg (Moscow), D. Chernav-
akiv (Moscow) and'V. Barashenkoy kDubna) acting as his scienti-
fic secretaries. During the Conference the delegates paid a
visit to the Institut fiziki AN USSR (_jn_a_titute of Physics of
the AS UkrSSR) at Kiyev, after which many foreign delegates
visited Dubna. There are 4 figures.
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AUTHOR: !KapklnL _K-F
TITLEt On applying the formulae of the plane problem to
interpreting magnetic anomalies due to geological
objects with finite strike
PIMIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR. Dopovidip no. 10,
19609 1396 - 1399
TBXT: The author suggests that the formulae of the plane problem
of potential theory nay be applied -to the problem of magnetic ano-
malies due to geological objects. In his earlier work (Ref. 1: DAJ
URS11t 441P 1960) on the similar problem of gravitational anomaliei
the author derived the formulae
00 00 00
V~7dy V1 V dy = VI (1)
xz; Vyzdy = 0; zz zz
oco AJ -
00
etc.9 where Vxz VYZ I Vzz are second derivatives of the gravitatio-
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On applying the formulae of ... D251/D303
nal potentiall and V 1 0 VI are the corresponding second derivati-
Xz zz
ves of a gravitational potential for a two-dimensional body. Con-
sidering the magnetic field problem gives
A 6.1IV,, Cos Cr + Vv ~~P + V" cosy]
.;(k*
[V,,v C03 Q + Vo C03 P+ Vmg.C,(*,Yj,, 1,1 (2)
Z [Via Cos a + Vy, Cos + Vs. coo YJ
ka
where I is the intensity of magnetism of the body; d is the excess
or defects in solidity of the bodyp k is the gravitational constant
Cos aq 008 P, cos y are the direction cosines of the intensity vec-
tor 1; VXZ 0 -V yz t Vzz veto, are the second derivatives of gravita-
tional potential. Integration with respect to y gives
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On applying the formulae of ... D251/D303
Xdy cm II
Ydy 0 (3)
Zdy.n= jW.(V~t co3 acosy].
where V.'. V;.d4. V~ T V,;dy: V,,SV..dj.
The cl.irve3 obtained may be used for directly computing magnetic
anoM.Iies# or they may be reduced to values proportional to the
second derivatives of the gravitational potential, by taking into
account the direction of the vector I. There are 3 Soviet-bloc re-
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ferences.
ASSOCIATION: Dnipropetrovs,xyy hirnychyy instytut im. Artema (ni-
ning Institute,of Dnipropetrovalk im. Artem)
PRESENTED: by V.H. Bondarchukt Academician AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: August 24t 1959
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IYAPKIN
prospn~:t~,n~; fn the
no.SMI-S" l61- "enfz
g. crny
STUPAKO N. K. I JWAJN 1 "S Ps.
i
'emetation of local mapqtic anomalies produced by aestlike
Ut
I bodies, Trudy NIZK33t niosI6172-81 160s 0!2A 240)
0(agmetic anomalies)
.TYAPKDI. K.F. Prinimali uchastiye: GOIIK, A.I., inzh.; KHARChMIKO, S.F.,
inzh.; FILIPPGVA, T.S., inzh.; B011iUSHKO, T.I., red.izd-va; I"'A2,1011A..
A.G., tekhn. red.
[Interpretation of gravity anomalies caused by finite geologic
structures along the strike] Interpretatsiia gravitatoionriykh
anomalii, obuslovlennykh konechrWmi po prostiraniiu geologiche-
skini ob"ektami. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. Izd-vo lit-ry po reol.
i okhrane nedr. Pt.l. 1961. 78 p. (MIRA 14:11)
(Gravity prospecting)
-- TYAPKINP K.F.
Chart for computing A tt ano-I 4 es caused bytv-6tical cylindrical
bodies of arbitrary oroos section. Geofiz.razved. no.4123.-31 161.
(Gravity prospecting) ( M A 14:7)
TYAPKIN) KOFO
InteriFetation of gravity anomalies caused by bodies of finite
extension. Geofiz.razved, no,4:31-37 161. (KMA 14:7)
(Gravity prospecting)
TYAPKIN~ K,F.
Taking into account the influence of adjacent bodies In
the interpretation of gravity anomalies in t~e Krivoy
Rog Basin. Izv. DGI 42:106-11-1 164. (MIR-I 18: 11)
3(5) BOV/21-59-3-7/27
AUTHOR: -7
TITLE: Palettes for Interpretation of Vzz Anomalies Called
Forth by Finite Cylindrical Bodies (Paletki dlya in-
terpretatsii anomaliy Vzz obuslovlennykh konechnymi
tailindricheskimi telami)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrains1koi RSR, 1959, Nr 3,
pp 257-260 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1958 the Ukrainian joint geophysical expedition
produced calculations of the numerical values of
vertical derivatives Vzz of quantities "g observed
on the spot in studying anomalies of the Ukrai-
nian crystalline shield, within four trapeziums, on
the 1:200,000 scale. Those calculations showed
that the use of "Vzz"s in place of",dg"s resulted in
obtaining more concrete data on the unhomogenous
character of the Ukrainian crystalline shield. The
obtained values of "Vzz"s can be used for calculat-
ing other anomalies, for they are, to a great ex-
Card 1/2 tent, free from specific influences of the given
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Palettes for Interpretation of Vzz Anomalies Called Forth by
Yinite Cylindrical Bodies
region. That being so, the author suggests special
palletes for calculating values of Vzz, called
forth by finite cylindrical bodies. They can be
used in choosing appropriate profiles compiled on
the results of gravimetrical observations. The
author provides a mathematical calculation of the
palette by way of solution of an equation (6) and
a coordinate-system formula (7). There are 2
sketches and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskiy institut gornogo dela im. Artema
(Dnepropetrovsk Mining Institute imeni Artem)
PRESENTED: By V.G. Bondarchuk, Member of the AS bk"f-'-R
SUBUMD: October 17j, 19.58
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AVTHORS:Bayukov, Yu,, D., Kozodayev'; M" S', Markov, A. A.) Sinayev~
A. N-1
TITLE: A Multichannel Pair y-Spectrometer. I. Calculation of the
Main Characteristics of the y-Spectrometer (Mnogokanal~nyy
parnyy gamma-spektrometr. I. Raschet osnovnykh kharakteri-
stik-gamma-spektrometra)
PERIODICAL: Fribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1958, Nr 6. pp 27-29
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In a pair y-spectrometer the energy of the quanta is de-
termined by measuring the total energy of the components of
the electron-poeitron pair formed in a thin converter, The
first 2-channel pair spectrometer was built by Dzhalepov
(Ref,,-!' U
.). Later spectrometers built on this principle were
widely used in measuzing the spactra of hard y~rays (Refs~2
to 8). The electron and the-posit-ron leaving the converter
were deflected by a magnetic field in different directions
and for certain values of their energy they enter ionisation
counters connected in coincidence, For a given intensity of
the magnetic field and a fixed position of the counters, such
a spectrometer will record a fraction of the pairs produced
by y-rays in a given energy range, In a simple 2--ohannel
Card 1/6 spectrometer in which one channel records the electrons and
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A Multichannel Pair y-spectrometer. I. Calculation of the Main
Characteristics of the y-spectrcmeter
the other the positrons, an increase in the accuracy of
measurement is associated with a marked decrease in the
efficiency. Good enerp,7, resoli;tion and high efficien'-.y CF-Ti
only be S--'.MUlta-rLecus-L1,y achie-9-pd in a multiaharmel spe-tx--
meter, -In such a sp,-a--trometer the efficiency may be inc-,eased
by a factor '-~,n Without loBs of resolution;7, Viere
.L 2
n are +h~~ and posit.-Ton etount-~rB. T-
&h a sp'e-,tromete~~ sa7era' F-nergy inter7als ma-
.L V .1 be
at the same time. A nLizi1be:- of :~u,%h multichannp! 9-oect.-
meters have been des-,ribel (,Refs~5, 6 and 8). The
of a y-spectrcmetpr as a mpasu,--inC instrament. is d,~~t!~z
by its wid speet.-C-al sqnnitvii-ity, In
multichannel system it is necej3ary to take into
characteristics for the various pairs of channels of the
spectrum. In this connection, a discussion is given in the
present paper of the dependence of the efficiency and spe~,--
tral sensitivity of the separate pairs of channels on. varicus
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Characteristics of the y-spectrometer
parameters of the spectrometer:
1) Spectral sensitivity: the basic diagram of a y-spectro-
meter considered in this paper is shown in Fig.1, in which
the meanings of the symbols employed are i-ndicated,, In view
of the finite width of the counters, the spectrometer records
y-quanta in a certain energy interval from EY min to
Ey max * The corresponding spectral sensitivity curve is
then shown in Fig.2a and is of triangular form with a dis-
persion given by
cril- ** 1/6 L2/(r + r 2 where is the width of a
c 1 2)
coUnter and r 1 and r2 are the distances from the con-
verter to the centres of the counters, respectively. The
effect of the width of the converter upon the spectral
sensitivity is examined and it is shown that a converter of
a finite width introduces a spread into the spectral line
in the high energy region of y-quanta. As the angle y
between the direction of motion of the y-quanta and the
Card 3/6 straight line connecting the,centre of the converter with
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Characteristics of the y-spectrometer
the counter increases, 'the spread of the spectral line de-
creases. At (p = 900 the width of the spectral sensitivity
curve is independent of the converter width. The effect o'L
the converter width gives a distribution of the form sh,~,vn
in Fig.2b, which has a dispersion given by:
L 4
2 t~Ctg ~D- The effect of multip-Ile
C'2 = 180r 2 2
1-r2
scattering in the converter is estimated and expres,_-_'.cn~
are derived for this effect also. Finally, an estimat,~- ic;
given for the radiation loss experienced by the electron-
positron pair on traversing the converter.
2) Efficien2Z: in this section the Bethe-Heitler expression
for the probability of formation of a pair by a y-quantum of
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A Multichannel Fair y-spectrometer. I. Calculation of the Main
Characteristics of the y-spectrometer
energy E is used (Ref.13) with a modification described
b5 Bethe Yet al in Ref.22.
3 Multichannel system: in a multichannel spectwometer the
electrons and positrons formed by y-quanta of a given energy
are recorded by a number of combinations oX.pairs of counters.,
The electronic circuit of such a spectrometer should record
coincidences between pulses from each electron counter with
pulses from any positron counter. Thus, any combination of
one electr6n-counter and one positron counter is, in fact, a
2-channel spectrometer. For a given geometry a spectrometer
c,ontaining n channels records y-quanta in n-1 energy in-
t6rvals of different mean energy. In practice, one seeks to
find the form of the spectrum and the absolute intensity in
dne of the energy intervals, To find the form of the spec-
trum it is sufficient to know the relative efficiency of
recording for the different energy intervals, and this is
given by Eq.(10). In order to obtain the absolute intensity
in one of the energy intervals it is necessary to know the
total absolute efficiency of recording of y-quanta in one
of the energy intervals. This problem is not treated.
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'characteristics of the y-spectrometer
V. V. Mellnikov is thanked for carrying out a number of
calculations. There are 2 figures and 22 references, of
which 4 are Soviet, 1 Germnn, 1 Soviet translated from
English and the rest are English.
ASSOCIATION: Obl~yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy
(United Institute for Nuclear Studies)
SUBMITTED: December 27, 1l-)51(.
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AUTHORS:Bayukov, Yu. D., Kozodayev, M. S., Markov, A. A. Sin;ayev, A.N.,
napkin . A. A.
TITLE: A MurttMannel Pair y-Spectrometer. II. Description of a
12-channel Spectrometer (hlnogokanal'nyy parnyy gamma--spek-
trometr. II. Opisaniye dve-nadtsatikanallnogo spektrometra)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1953, Nr 6, PP 30-40
(USSR)
ABSTRACT; Application of a multichannel pair spectrometer in synchro-
cyclotron work presents a number of specific requirements as
far as counters of the ionising particles and the electronic
system of the spectrometer are concerned. Since the beam
intensity is high and consists of short pulses of 200 to
300 i's each at a repetition frequency of 40 to 80 pulses per
Bee, it follows that the apparatus must be very fast, It is
desirable that the input blocks should have resolviA3 times
not greater than 1 ps. The large background intensity in
synchro-cyclotron work means that it is always necessary to
use a special selection system which records only electron-
positron pairs. For this reason, in the spectrometer each
component of a pair should be recorded by a number of counters
in coincidence with sufficiently low resolving time. The
Card 1/7 present paper describes a 12-channel y-spectrometer which has
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A Multichannel. Pair y-Spectrometer. II. Description of a 12-channol
Spectrometer
been used over a number of years in studying the spectra of
hard y-rays and neutral Ir-meson decays (Refs.2-6), The
first variant of the spectrometer was built in 1949, in 1951
and 1954 the spectrometer was modified to improve its -~~Iiezrac-
teristics. The spectrometer described here satisfies ~~om-
pletely the above requirements and is based on the deslg~n
calculations given Ln the previous paper (Ref.1) in -th_-'e
issue,
1) Magnetic system and geometry of the instrument,
The magnetic fieid is produced by an OF-5b electroma~;~E--,-,
Fig.1 shows the disposition of the counters ffor two ty---e:-7-, L,,:
demountable pole pieces. The gap between the poles 2.s
and the maximum field in the gap is 18 000 oersted, 1:-,d
electromagnet current is stabilised to 0.1%. In studies of
ray ssectra in the energy region 20 to 200 MeV, 2(p = 1800
;ig..lb and in the energy region 100 to 450 MeV, 2~p = 900
I
(Fig.la). In the former case semi-circular focussing: of
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Spectrometer
electrons and positrons was used, and this led to increased
efficiency (Ref.1) because it was possible to use wider and
thicker converters. For y-quqnta in the energy range 450-
600 MeV, 2T = 900 but the counters were at a larger distance
from the converter. Copper converters were used (0.1, 0~3
and 0.5 mm, depending on the energy).
2) ResolvinR Power and efficiene-Y.
Fig.2 shows curves of the total spectral sensitivity for the
7th energy interval for various values of E YO and thick-
nesses T. of the copper converters. These curves are based
on the theoretical data given in the previous paper and are
obtained by a statistical combination of the partial distri-
butions due to a) width of the counters, b) width of the con-
verter, c) multiple scattering and d) radiation. As can be
seen, the form of the total spectral sensitivity curve is
VOL7 nearly triangular, which means that the total spectral
sensitivity is governed mainly by the width of the channels
k. (see Fig.1 of previous paper, p 24, this issue).
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Spectrometer
3) Counters and selection system. The counters used were
proportional counters having a cylindrical stainless steel
cathode, 10 mm in diameter and a molybdenum filament 0.1 mm
in diameter. They were filled with (CH2(00H 3)2 ) at a
pressure of 160 to 200 mm. The working voltage was 1600 to
2000 V TI'_ counters have an effective dead time not ex-
ceedinj 16--7 see. The efficiency of the counters for i)ar-
ticles with relativistic ionisation reaches 98% 2*m a -_oir-
cidence scheme with a resolving time of 5 x 16-7 see. The
delay of the pulses due to drift of electrons througb the
counter gas is less than 10-7. The counters give
cal pulses with amplitudes between 10-4 and 1 V~ Thfi
difference in the amplitudes requires the use of amplifi,rs
having a wide dynamic range and an amplification of a few
U-housands. 6-fold coincidences were used and the number of
random coincidences in each 6-fold channel was 0.02 pulses
per see. The number of electron-positron pairs recorded per
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Spectrometer
see depended on the efficiency of the spectrometer with
respect to the y-quanta in the measured energy interval and
the form of the spectrum and was in the range 0.1 to 10 pairs
per see.
4) Electronic scheme.
A block diagram of the electronic part of the spectrometer is
shown in Fig-3. The left-hand portion of this diagram shows
6 co-ordinate counters of the electron series (a - ad, 6
co-ordinate counters of the positron series (151 Bd and
4 selection counters (A'. An 9 151 and 11"). Each of these
counters in practice consists of a group of counters whose
filaments are connected. A recorded electron or positron
should pass through 3 counters (1 co-ordinate and 2 selection
counters). A pair is recorded if a 6-fold coincidence takes
place. Negative-going pulses from each counter are ampli-
fied by a corresponding amplifier-converter (Fig.4). These
amplifiers have a rise time of 2 x 10-4 sec. Pulses from
all the 16 amplifier-converters are applied to the main block
which is at a distance of 1.5 m from the amplifier-converters
Card 5/7 (Fig.5). Pulses from the selection counters are applied to a
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Spectrometer
4-fold coincidence scheme while pulses from the co-ordinate
counters are applied to mixers and in addition through delay
lines to a hodoscopic system consisting of 2-fold coincidence
circuits and output uhivibrators. The pulse at the output
of a mixer appears in the presence of a pulse in at least one
of the co-ordinate counters of a given series, Pulses from
both the mixers and also from the 4-fold coincidence scheme
are applied to a 3-fold coincidence scheme which produces the
final output pulse. It follows that the latter pulse appears
when a 6-fold coincidence takes place.i.e.when a particle
passes through at ledst one of the co-ordinate counters in
the electron series, through one of the co-ordinate couaters,
of the positron series, and all the counters of the selection
system. The resolving time of the above coincidence schemes
is 5 X 10~~7.
5) Method of measurement and treatment of results.
Fig.7 shows the experimental arrangement. In t 8 figure I
is the proton trajectory, 2 is the target, 3 is the synchro-
Card 6/? cyclotron chamber, 4 is a concrete wall, 5 is a collimator,
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A Multichannel Pair y-Spectrometer. II. Description of a 12-ebannel
Spectrometer
6 is a diaphragm, is a clearing magnet which removes
electrons and positrons from the beam, 8 is an additional
screen, 9 is the convertor and 10 is the spectrometer
electro. magnet. Fig.8 shows a typical result obtained for
the energy spectrum of y-quanta from neutral Ir-meson decays.
The mesons were produced by 660 MeV protons at a carbon target.
The spectra are measured at an angle of 180-00 to the direct-
ion of motion of the protons. G.P.Zorin, B.A.Krasnovidov,,L.
A.Fadeyev and G.N.Stepanov are thanked for their assistance.
There are 8 figures, 4 tables and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yaderny-kh issledovaniy (United
11%titute for Nuclear Studies)
SUBMITTED: December 27, 1957.
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I I f ,, i I/f -/" I rr~ -
ZRELOV, V.P.; TYAPKIN, A.A.; FARAGO, P.S.
--l -- ` .. .
Measurement of the mss of 660 Kev protons* Zhim.eksp. i toor. fiz,
34 no.3:555-558 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:4)
J,Ob"yedinanny7 institut yadernykh iouledovaniy.
(Protons)
I .., ~
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I
1" - I
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USSR/Nuclear Physi cs Elementary Particles. C-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1958, 363
Author : Bayukov, Yu.D., Kozodayev, M.S., z2gL
Inst : Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.
Title : Investigation of Energy and Angular Distributions of -_ 0
Masons, Formed on Carbon Nuclei by 470 and 660 Mev Protons
Orig Pub : Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, 1957, 32, No 4, 667-677
Abstract An investigation vas made of the energy spectrum of
gamm-quanta from the decay of --1 0 mesons, formed by 660
Mev protons on carbon nuclei. The angular and energy dis-
tributions of the -j, 0 mesons, obtained from the analysis
of the germo-quanta spectra formed on carbon nuclei by
470 and 660 Mev protons, are given. The results of the
investigations are presented graphically.
Card 1/1
I . USIIM/Nuclear Physics - Elementary Particles - C-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1., 1958, 358
~ 0
Maxi&~a momentum of -the it meson, raised to the 5.5
power. The angular distribution of the VO mesons,
vhich is essentially anisotropic at proton energies
of 450 Mev, becomes isotropic as the energy increases
to 66o mev.
Card 2/2
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Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1958, 355
Author : Bayukov, Yu.Do, Tyapkin., A.A.
Inst : Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.
Title : Energy Spectrum of Gama Quanta from the Decay of -1,10
Mesons Formed by 660 Mev Protons on Hydrogen Nuclei.
Orig Pub : Zh- eksperim, i teor. fiziki, 1957, 32, No 5, 953-956
Abstract : The0energy spectrum of ganma quanta from the decay of
111-1 mesons, formed by 660 Mev protons on hydrogen nu-
clei is measured. From the analysis of the S3--quanta
spectrum the authors gbtain the angular and energy dis-
tributions of the -it' mesons, formed in pp collisions.
The results of the measurements are represented gmphi-
ca,11y.
Card 1/1
TTAPKIM, A.S.
.. - 19_1-~~,
A railroad track straightexer. Stall 7:78 147.
(Railroads-Track)
(MLRA 9:1)
SOKOLOVA, Yn.B., kandidat arkhitektury, starohiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KOVILI-
MAN, I.A., Icandidat takhnichaskikh nauk. nauchnyy rodaktor:
redaktor Izdatel'stva, MILINIGHENKO, F.P., to J-
cheskiy redaktor.
[Now face materials for facades] Novyp fasadnye oblitsovochnye
izdaliia. Hook-ra, Tos. izd-vo lit-ry *pb stroit. i arkhIt., 1956.
22 p. (Ratsionalizatorakis I izobrotatellskio predlozhaniia v
atroltel'stvo. no-M). (MLRA 10:8y
(Ceramic materials) (Facades)
TYAPKIS, D.G.. ild.rod.; MOD, V.Ys,.ird.red.-. DAMNOT. V.'.;.,tekhn.red.
(Papers by the 'Oection on the use of precast concrete and concrete
in trAnsportation construntion) Haterin~r raboty eektaii po privenenilu
sbornogo zhelenotatona i betona v trwwportnem otroitel'atuve.
Yookvn, Goo, 12d-vo Ilt-rv po strolt. I ark-hit., 1956. 95 P. (HYRA 11:8)
1. Voo3oiusnaya konferentstya po zhelesobetonu i betonu. Hoscow. 1955.
(Precast concrete construction)
(Concrete construction)
NEMIN, YO.A.; KOVALHV, G.H.; LEVINA, F.M., red.; TTAPKIN, B.G., red.
izd-va; GIIMSOM, P.G., tekhn.red.
[Construction industry on the road to further technical progress;
aid for lecturers] Stroitel'stvo na puti tekhnicheskogo progressa:
v pomoshch' dokladchikam I lektoram. Kookva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry
po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.materialam, 1939. 58 pNIRA 13:1)
(Construction industry)
ZIMIN, Petr Aleksandrovich, kand.tekhn.nauk; TYAPKIN, B,G., red.izd-va:
GUSEVA, S.S., tekbn.red. ..................
LMochanization of construction work; brief survey of developments
during the last 40 years] Mokhanizatsita stroltellstva; kratkii
obzor razvitiia za 4o let. Moskva, Goa.izd-vo lit-ry po stroitA
arkhit., 1957. 90 P. (MIRA 11-1)
(Construction industry)
AUg - 19~~7
Vachinery Design
~bwarements
"Aasooiated Meamrementa,* D. P. Tyapkin, canaidate
in Te,-bnlcal Sciencee, 2 pp
"Stanki i Instrument" No 8
Tvo is the leaat amaLmt of linear combined measure-
ments vhich can be made on part designs. This arti-
cle diszusses the various variaticne for the arrange-
ments of measuremmts, aasociated measurements, and
methods for the *catrol of associated measurements.
Many mathematirel. fonw2as and diagrams showing their
application.
FW 34T41
T YAPKIN, Do P.
Candidate of Technical Sciences
"Detervining the Pressure Magnitude Limits in
Forming Draving (Broaching) with a Decrease in
the Thickness of Walls"
Stanki. I Instrument, 17, No. 7-8, 1946
BR-52059019
TTAPKrN, D#R., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk, dotsent.
'w 'x"
ww~-~ M-wC
Interconnected dimensions. Stan. i instr.18 no.8 Ag 147. WW 9:1)
(Machinery-Design) (Mechanics, Analy+,ic)
Tumi-14-~1
Determining the vertical coordinate of the center of &ravIt7 of
two-dimensional objects from results of magnetic observations.
Dop.AH URSR.no.7:888-891 160. (MIRA 13:8)
04 t
1. Daepropetrovokiy gorny7 institut im6Artema. Predstavleno
akademikom AN USSR V.G.Bondarchukom IV.-H.Bondarchukomh
. (Gravity)