SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LAPIN, YU.V. - LAPINA, E.A.

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AUTHORt Lapin, Yu. V.
Friction and Heat Exchange in a Compressed Turbulent
TITLE:
Boundary Lay=er -on a Plate in the Presence of a Led-in
Substance
PERIODICAL:, Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1960t Vol-30, No-89 pp-984-993
TEXT: In the introduction, the author refers, among other thingsp to simi-
lar experimentsmade with incompressible gases by L.-Ye. Kalikhman (Ref- 7).
The present paper deals with the study of friction and heat exchange of a
turbulent compressed boundary layer on a porous plate with a led-in foreign
substance..The analysis is made on the basis of boundary layer equations
in two-component gas mixtures, on the assumption of the leading-in rate
of the foreign substance being sufficiently low so as to secure a persist-
ent turbulent boundary layer# while no chemical reaction is allowed to
occur, and the specific heat of the gas mixture can be regarded as being
constant Moreovert the.Prandtl- and the Schmidt number are assumed to be
equal to unity. The author proceeds from differential equations (1) to (3),
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AUTHORi L_ spin, Yu. V.
TITLEi Friction and Heat Exchange in a Compressible, Turbulent
Boundary Layer in the Presence of Chemical Reactions Caused
by the Introduction of a Foreign Substance
PERIODICALs Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1960, Vol. 30, No,. 10,
pp. 1227 - 1237
TEXT: The present paper deals with friction and heat exchange in a com-
pressible, turbulent boundary layer on a plate in the presence of chemical
reactions. It is assumed that the rate of the chemical reactions caused
by the admixture of a foreign substance is infinitely high compared to the
diffusion rate, i.e., v r >>vd (1). This assumption makes it possible to
consider the reaction zone (front of the flame) in the boundary layer to
be a surface whose diameter is approximately infinitely small compared to
the thickness of the boundary layer. A reaction of the type (1) has only
one plane. The laminar and turbulent Prandtl and Lewis numbers are assumed
to be equal to one. For the calculation of integral characteristics of the
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boundary layer it is sufficient to know the relationship of the concen-
tration and the temperatures with the longitudinal velocity in the
boundary layers The foregoing conditions make it possible to extend the
relationship between concentration and velocity established in Ref. 1 for
a laminar boundary layer to the case of a turbulent boundary layer. Nextj
the author suggests a method for the caleplation of the relationship
between temperature and velocity in the boundary layer, and for the
derivation of equations for the state of the gas mixture and for the
density distribution in the boundary layers (53) was obtained from the
solution of the pulse equation. It may be used to calculate the friction
on a plate located in a compressible gas, in the presence of chemical
reactions caused by the admixture of foreign substances on the porous
surface. The quantity G contained in (53) can be calculated only if the ~Vl
viscosity of the gas mixture is known. Formulas for this calculation have
been suggested by several authors, The most exact formulas were published
by Hirschfeld (Ref. 8), which, however, require extensive aalculations~
In many cases it is more convenient to use simpler relations for this
purpose, one of which (56) was suggested by G.. Yu, Stepanov in Ref, 9.
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The dynamic viscosity of a pure gas may be calculated from Sutherland's
well-known formula (58). The heat current is calculated from relation
(59) which was derived in Ref. 1. According to the Reynolds analogy, the
heat transfer coefficient Chmaybe expressed in terms of the friction
coefficient Ch = Cf/2 (60) which is determined by (53). The author thanks
Professor L. G. LoZtsyanskiy for his assistance in the work. There are
10 references; 9 Soviet.
ASSOCUTIONs Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im, M. I. Kalinina
(Leningrad Polyteohnic Institute imeni M. I. Kalinin)
SUBMITTEDt May 27, 196o
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AUTUOR: ~apin~,Yu.~V_
TITLE: I-lass and heat exchange in a turbulent flow of com-
pressed gas in case of supply of a heterogeneous
substance
SOURCE: Soveshchaniye po teplo- i massoobmanu. Minsk, 1961,
tezisy dokladov i soobshcheniy (Dopolneiiiye , 34-35
TW: The author considers the problem of friction, mass
and heat exchange in a turbulent gas-dynamical boundary layer at a
plane plate with porous surface in the presence of supply of a het-
erogeneous substance. In constructing the solution, a two-layer
scheme of the boundary layer is taken (laminar sublayer - turbulent
core). The solution is obtained for arbitrary llran,ltl and Schmidt
numbers. However, owing to the -h-io-layer scheme taken here , the LA/
application of the solution obtained should be restricted to the
interval of Frandtl numbers not excessively different from 1. The
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substance introduced is supposed to be inert with reopect to the
gas of the main stream. Gas in the boundary layer is considered
as a binary mixture of air and the gas which is introduced. SjXci-
fic heats of each gas are supposed to be constant and independent
of temperature. The equations of the boundary layer are formulated
in Crocco's variables, and the analysis is made supposing the pres-
ence of "quasi -stabilized' I motion, ie. motion in -,,Thich the profiles
of complete e-tithalpies and concentrations in every section depend
on the velocity only. The relation between the profile of the con-
cc-ntrations and that of velocities in the laminar sublayer is fourd
by direct integration of the equation of substance transport. The VK
relation between the profile of complete enthalpies and that of
velocities in the laminar sublayer is looked for in the form of a
series of powers of the longitudinal velocity; the coefficients of
the series are determined from boundary conditions. In constructing
the solution a process is used which allows one to avoid the formu-
lation of the I'law of resistance". The coefficierit of heat transfer
is determined on the basis of Reynolds' analogy. An ex-pression for
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the friction coefficient is obtained in closed form. i~.ccording to
the methods exposed, calculations have been made for different
Prandtl and Schmidt numbers; the results are compared with experi-
mental data. Z-Abstracter's note: Essentially a complete tra-iisla-
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TITLE;
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Mass and heat exchange in a turbulent flow of a compressible
gas with supply of foreign substance
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnichcskoy fiziki, v. 31, no. 11, 1961, 1395-1406
TEXTt Unlike in a previous paper of the same author (ZhTF, XXXI 8, 984,
1960), the author discusses here the laminar flow near the surface at
Pr / Sc X 1 which is of special importance for mixtures with light gases.
Each component of the gas at the boundary layer is assumed to be constant
and independent of temperature. If the turbulent analogies of the Prandtl
number and the Schmidt number are set equal to unity, one obtains a
similarity of the velocity fields and the fields of total enthalpies and
concentrations in the turbulent core. Thermodiffusion and barodiffusion
are neglected when calculating the diffusion rate. The differential
equations (equations of cordnuity, momentum, mass and energy conservations)
for the averaged steady plane motion of a two-component gas zitha turbulent
boundary layer read:
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(PU) -1- 4- (PV) = 0, (1)
ay
PU Td2 -4- PV �Rt-t-ps) dy (2)
x dy dy
I
PU ~H _4_ Pv aH -l- PS 4-
ax dy dy ) 'dY F'y
IS-) T Z- (3)
-4-pD12 Pr PIS
_t -4- = � -L-- (4)
dx r "Y d-q E(S. OY] -
Here, x, y coordinates, u. v = velocity components, Q - gas density,
coefficient of laminar viscosity, F,- exchange coefficient for
0
turbulent motion, H - total enthalpy, T - absolute temperature, T = fric-
tion stress, D 12 ~- coefficient of mutual diffusion, z - mass concentration
of the substance introduced. The subscript 1 marks the quantities of the
principal flow, the subscript 2 the quantities referrin'- to the substance
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introduced. Quantities without subscripts refer to the mixture. For the
quasisteady flow in the laminar sublayer,
J-z dH � (_ F_L d1l (I
du Pr W - -PLr S'C du
and d2c = (Se 1z dz
-WU-2 du du (9)
fd1ow after transition to the Crocco variables and u. In this case, the
profiles of total enthalpies and concentrations are always independent of
L.
". The boundary conditions are discussed; they are u 0, v vw9 Z = ZW1
H = HW P Q = QW with y = 0 for the wall, and u - U OD , z 0, H 11 001
Q = Q 00 with y = oo for the outer boundary of the boundary layer. The
friction s tress in the boundary layer is written as usual: i - i w + Q WYW U6
For Pr = Se = 1, the viscosity of the laminar gas mixture is calculated by
~11 M2 -Z 1-Z ~~-M2,
the formula p= m m, (18), and the analogous formula
- 2 t1
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of Reynolds reads: c f/(cf),.O - Ch/(Ch)v ' 0 (20). Here, m molecular
weight, and c h heat transfer coefficient. Further,
CA 210-123-1-0.820 Ig SN -4- S-4-G2
2
(22)
-4- -#-
L0.123 -t- o.82o (19-22
and
2
arcsin---~-arcsin- (23)
W2
hold for Pr Be 1. For Pr Sc 1, the conduction coefficient in the
boundary layer must be determined when calculating the heat release, and
the coupling between friction and heat release (Reynolds's formula of
analogy) has to be established. The following is calculated3
relationship between the profiles of concentrations and retardation
enthalpy and the velocity profile at the laminar sublayers
z - 1 - (I-z (1 + 1~-U) So , for the relationship of velocities and profiles
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of total enthalpies in the laminar sublayer
-Pr 2n-+- (I - Pr) (rq. Pr B12
Ho 2,
Pr B SC Bev (37~
2A
for the relationship betreen the profile of concen*ti-it-ibns' and the
velocity profile z z for the same relationship in a
turbiilent layer z D(I-U)/(1+B), for the relation between the profile of
total enthalpies and the velocity profile in the turbulent core
H HOD +5x(1--U), for the relationship between density and velocity profile
in the turbulent core
PC* T. (53)
T- T- (1 (53a))
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AUTHOR: Lapin, Yu. V.
TITLE: Turbulent boundary layer in a dissociating gas
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 32, no. 4, 1962, 473-479
TEXT: The effect of equilibrium dissociation on friction and heat
exchange in a turbulent boundary layer on a plane plate ia investigated.
A laminar zone and a turbulent core are distinguished in the boundary layer.
The problem is solved for irbitrary values of the Prandtl and Lewis
numbers (not differing too much from unity, however), neglecting thermal
and barodiffusion. Tho dissociating gas is approximated by an "ideally
dissociating gas" (Ref. 4: M. Dzh. Laytkhill. Voprosy raketnoy tekbniki
(Problems in rocket engineering), nos.5 and 6, 1957). The latter is
determined by the characteristic values TV Qdy and D (D being the specific
dissociation energy), a-ad obeys the equation p - QRT(1 + z), where z is
the mass concentration of atoms in the mixture, and R - R,/m2 (m. being the
molecular mass). Neglecting the lose of mass due to convection and
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diffusiont one finds z The equations of
Al z) Qd/Q.ex-P(-Td/T)
momentum and energy are transformed for Crocco's variables U) on
simplifying assumptions. Then,
+ u(Pr. - 1) + (Le - 1)D 0 (9)9
TU-
du Ldu d 7-1
where H a enthalpy, Pr - Prandtl number, Le a Lewis numbers The boundary
conditions. read u - 0, V = 0) Z 0, H a Hw, Q - Q. for y 0, and u - UOD ,
2 a Of H 0 H f Q = Q , for y co, where u and v are the tangential and
CD OD
norma.L velocities, respeotivelyp and H. and Q. are constants. The coeffi-
oient of friction in the turbulent boundary layer is calculated from a
formula earlier obtained by the author (Ref. 6: ZhTFp JO, vyp. 10, 196o).
By integrating (9) twice and after a few transformations, the relationship
between the total enthalpy and the velocity profile can be expressed by the
following formulas: (a) for the laminar zone:
(16);
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1 figure. The English-language reference reads as follows; S. 1.
Kosterint Yu. A. Koshmarov, Intern. J.-of the mass-beat transfer, no. 1,
196o.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. M. 1. Kalinins,
(Leningrad Polytechnic Institute imeni M. I. Kalinin)
SUBMITTED: May 5t 1961
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jOGTHORIS: Loytsyanskiy, L. G. and Lapin, Yu. V.
TITLE: Use of Karman's method for calculating the turbulent
boundary layer on a plate in a gas stream
PL,,11LIODICAI: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 7, 1962, 74, ab-
stract 7B497 (Tr. Leningr. politekhn. in-ta, 1961,
no. 217, 7-16)
TE-XT: Using 111'~_armanls formula for turbulent tangential friction
stress and assuming the friction stress and the heat flow across the
boundary layer to be constant, the authozrs calculate the friction
coe~"Licient on the plate, situated in a stream of compressible gas
,.then Prandtl's number,is eQual to 1. It was found 4- at the ratio
th
of the.coeff-icients of friction of compressible and incompressible
stream depends weakly on Reynolds' number R for large values of R
and Mach numbers 114 larger than 10. Calculation is ccm~ared with ex-
nerimentij. / Abstracter's note: Complete translation.
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AUTHOR: Lap -Yu.. X~
TITL]~:- Turbulent boundary layer in a gas stream in
presence of heat exchange,.PjMndtl's number
being different from I
SOURCE: Leningrad. Politekhnicheskiy institut. Trudy.
no. 217. 1961. Tekhnicheskaya gidromekhdnika,
~27-36
~TEXT: The author'obtains.a solution for a,gas flow'.'Vrith moder-
ate pressure gradient and arbitrary distribution of temperature
at the wall, using Kerman's semi-empirical theory. The,tempera-
ture- range considered is that in which Prandtl's number and speci-
fie heat can be regarded as constant. An analytical expression
for H-displacement thickness divided by momentum loss thickness
is derived. It is found that, with a high degree of accuracy,
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Turbulent boundary layer in a dissociating gas. Zhur.tekh.fiz.
32 no./+.,-1+72-479 Ap 162. (MM 15:5)
1. Leningradakiy politekbn4cheskiy institut imeni Kalinina.
(Boundary layer control) (Aerodynamics)

UPINI YUO V.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Phyzicomathematical
Sciences-at the Technical Physics Institute imen-t A. F. Ioffe in 1962:
"Several Problems of Aerothermodynamics of the Turbulent Boundary Layer."
No. 4, Moscow, 1963, pages 119-145

. LAPIN,-Y-d.V. (Leningrad)
.. "The turbulent boundary layer in the flow of reacting gas mixture".
. . report presented to the 2nd All-Union Congrss on Theoretical and Applied
. Machalnics., Moscow, 29 Jan - 5 Feb 64.

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AUTHOR:' Lapint Yu.-V.;*Sergeyevo. G. P.
TITLE:. Effect'of dissociation-on skin fr:rction.and heat-trat)sfer in
a turbulent boundary layer
SOURCE: Leningrad. Poll-tekhnicheskiy insti'tut. Trudy*, no. 230,
[
1964. Takhnichaskaya gidromekhanika (Techni'cal hydroifiechan1ics)',
198-106
ITOPIC TAGS: dissociating boundary layer,* turbulent boundary layer,
dissociation effect. hypersonic flow, a .kin friction, heat transfer
ABSTRAM A study of the' ef fect of dissoci.ation on t-he heat transfer:
and iakin f-riction of a turbul6nt boundary layer is presen*ted.' A
frpik ~Urbulent'boundary la~er'on.a flat plate is considered, with
the assumption of'an ideal dissociaeing gas c ,orresponding t4),%the
model defined by Ligb'thill, in which the energy of vibiraitional degrees
,of freedom of molecules.is taken into account. The basic equations of
!momentumo mass, and energy are-derived, taking into account terms
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1contributed by turbulent fluctuations and assuming a sublayer-turbulent
ilayer model with arbitrary,(though not varying significantly from 1).
.:Prandtl and Lewis numbers.'.Rel'ations'hips are established between
total enthalpy and concentration profiles and-the velocity profile in~
"amin4r 11 ublayer and turbulant'layer, and also between densi
the ty
i,;d velocity. in the"boundafy layer. E:k*ressions were ob'tained for i.
P
skin friction and heat'transfe.r,,coefficients and for equilibrium
enthalpy. Results of the numerical calculations are given, and.
variations in theskin friction and heat transfer coefficients with
dis'soclating'oiygen at Me - 2# 4, and 10,.;Are
Reynolds number for
ipresented in graphs,, t 0gather with curves calculated by W. Dorrance
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~LOIN, Yu.V. (Leningrad)
Method of sealing macroscopic preparations. Arkh. pat. 26 no.22:74-
75 164- (MIRA 18:5)
1. Kafedra. patologicheskoy anatomii (zav. - Prof. M.A.Zakharl-
yevskaya) I Leningradskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Pavlova.

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AMIOR: Lapin, Yu.V.
TITLE: Turbulent heat and mass exchange at a porous wall with sublimation and in-
jection of various gases
SOURCE: Zhurnal toldinicheskoy fiziki, v.34, no.5, 19G4, 913-925
:.TOPIC TAGS: turbulent heat exchange,'turbulent boundary friction, turbulent bound-
!ary gas Injection, turbulent boundary sublimation, Prqndtl number, Schmidt number
ABSTRACT: This paper is a continuation of earlier work of the author (Yu.V.Iipin,
1~.ZhTF 30,1960; 30,1960;31,1961)* concerning turbulent heat and mass exchange and fric~.
at the plane porous boundary of a gas stream when a second gas is injected
T
through the boundary wall. n the earlier work methods were developed for taking
account of chemical reactions between the flowing; and injected material, and of do-.
,viations from unity of the Prandtl and Schmidt numbers. Sublimation of material
('from the boundary wall is treated in the present paper. The case of sublimation dif-
fers from that of injection only in the boundary condition; the flux of foreign gas
from the boundary wall is not a disposable parameterp but is determined by the wall

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temperature. Regarded as a cooling mechanism, the sublimation process is self-regu-*
lating, since thelate of sublimation increases with the wall temperature. A number
of special cases were solved numoricnllysand the results are presented grarAiicnlly.
These include: heat flux versus injection rate with the Prandtl and Schmidt numbers
assumed to be unity; friction with sublimation of carbon from the wall and oxidation
to carbon monoxide; friction and heat exchange versus injection rate for hydrogen
injected into an air stream, both with and without oxidation and with and without
the assumption that the Prandtl and Schmidt numbers are unity. Calculations of heat
flux are compared with experimental data of E.R.Bartle and D.M.Leadon (JASS 27, No.
1,1960) and B.M.Leadon and C.J.Scott (JASS 23, No.8,1956). and reasonable agreement
is Sound. From the results of the particular calculations reported, the gonera). con-
clusion is drawn thatchemical reactions and deviations of the Prandtl and Schmidt
numbers from unity have very little effect on friction and need not be taken into
acccunt In calculations of friction# but that both factors are important and should..
be taken into account in calculations of beat transfer* Orig.artshas: 45 formulas
and 7 figuros,
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LAPIN _Xg,
Methodology for the determination of calcimm depos.41.ts in arf.eric~-
sclerotic arterial walls. Arkh. pat. 26 no.4:81-82 1064. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Kafedra patologicheskoy anatomii (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki prof. M.A.Zakharlyevskaya I Leningradskogo mpditsinskogo in-
stituta imeni Pavlova.

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"Vop ,r -o8 y,.~raketnoy tekbiAki (j~rAlems of:xjo61cet'tecbnolo8y), H., Izd.
;~--Anostr ?--lit., 1961, no. 12,, Vp 39-67) without, hoveveT, talting into account the
_~~-~-catalytic pr erties of the talls. Consequently, In the present paper, the author
op
the:tesults -of.his earlier vork to a "frozen!' turbulent layer near a cata"11
'b
ne- or 4r itrary r6c.-ftbination rates. The-study is based on the strati-
f ii,4 boundary -layer containing a laminar baisri and a tuirbulent core. . Ordin I
_~Ientl
chraidt numbers are assumed different from zero vhile their turb
,~aasumed equ41,,to zero; the six0lified model of an ideally dis-
~o ~ros:~ raketnoy tekhniki (Problems oi
'is -due to M. LighthIll
logy),' M...Izd. Inostr. lit., 19572 no. 3, pp 66-76 and no, 6, pp
The presentution of the basic equations and boundary conditions is
by the derivations of the ielationabips between the total enthalpy and
-~,_:,concentratton and the velocity profile, and the calculation of the heat transfer.
-~_-Figo I of the Enclosure presents some of the results# Drig, art. has: 28 1
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LAPT14, Yu. Ye.
LAPIN,. Yu. Ye. -- *The Smelt of the Rybinskoye Reservoir." Aced Sci USSR, Inst of the
Morphology of Animals imeni A. 11. Severtsov, Moscow, 1955* (Dissertation for the Degree
of Candidate In Sciences)
SD: KnizhnM letoLsl, No- 37, 3 September 1955
* For the Degree of Candidate in Biological Sciences

LAPIN, Yu.Ye.; YUROVITSKIYO Yu.G.
Intraspecific regularities of maturation and fecundity dynamics in
fishes. Zhur.ob.biol. 20 no.6:439-446 N-D 159. (MM 13:4)
1. Institute of Animal Morphology. Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R.0 Moscov. (FIMES--PHYSIOIDGY)

LAPIN, Yu. Ye.
f
Characteristics of population dynamics of fishes with a short life
cycle based on studies of the Baropean smelt. Zool, zhur. 39 no.9:
1371-1383 5 16o. (MIRA 130)
1. Labortory of Ichthyology, Institute of Animal Morphology, U.S.S.R.
Academy of Sciences, Moscow.
(smelts)

IAPIN YU.YeO
factors determining changes in the population structure of
fishes with a short life cycle. Trudy sov. Mt. kom.
ho.13:203-204 1,61. (MMA 14:8)
1, Institut morfologii zhivotnykh AN SSSR.
(Fish populations)

IAPIN.0 Yusyeo
T7PSs of spawning popalations and some methodological problems in
stidying the dynami!-s of tldabimdanee of co=ercial fishes.
Vop. ikht. I no.4-.666-680 t61. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Institut mcrfologii zhi-,rotuykh imen-I A.N.Sever-tsova al SSSR,
Moskva.
(Fish populations)

KAqZINKINP G.S.j LAPIN, Yu.Ye,
"Oceanological principles relating to the fishery productivity of
seas" by G.K.Izhavskii. Reviewed by G.S.Karzinkin and W.E.
Lapin. Vop. ikht. 2 no.2:375-379 162. (MM 15:11)
- . (Marine biology) (Izhevskii, G.K.)

uPINO TU.Ye.
Characteriotico of the dynamics of barring population in the
Dvina Baj of the White Sea. Zool.zhur. 41 -notUtl681-1692 N
t62o (MM 3.6i1)
1. Institute of Ani-mal Morphology, Acadeny of Sciences of the
U.S.S..R.' MOSPOW. (Dvina Bay-Herring)

LAPIN, YU.Ye.
Age and population dynamics of the Pacific pink. salmon (Oneorhynchus
gorbusha (Walb.). Vop. ikht. ~3' no.2:243-255 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Laboratoriya ikhtiologii Instituta morfologii zhivotnykh AN SSSR,
Moskva.
(Pink salmon)

LAPIN, Yu.ye..
Review of the book ISMosium on pink salmon. i0p. ikht. 3 no.~g;
424-427 163. (MGU 16
,(Pink salmon)

LAPIN) Yu.Ye.
-1-1-1- -. ''.
Differences in the number of netameres in the larvae of
the ~Ihite Sea herring. Dokl. All SSSR 165 no.5.1204-1207
D 165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Inst--tut morfolo.-ii zhivotnykh im. A.N.Severtsova AN
SSSR. Submitted February 5, 1965.

LAPIN-FADNINTL Yaeiliy Ivanovich; TWIN, M.N., red.; PULIN, Lola#
takhn.red.
[Chemistry in the service of industry] Xhimiia sluzhit
proizvodetva. Tula, Tul'skoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1958. 23 P.
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Nachalinik smeny metallokeramicheskogo tsekha laptevskogo
zavoda OUglemashO (for Lapin-Padeyev).
(Bearings (Kachinery)) (Ceramic metals)

GRIBANOV, P G,--LAPINA, A.A. METELITSYN, G.T.; MORARI, I.M.4,
NIiji'JNKO,-T-.A-.;--RY-BNjKOV, N.N.; SELIMAROVICH, L.V*;
WIYANOV, A.P., red.; BARANOV, I.A., tekpn. red. -
(Aid to the study of the economics of the trawler fleet]
V pomoshch' izuchaiushchim ekonomiku tralovogo flota.
Murmansk, Murnenskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1966. 76 p.
I (MIRA 16:5)
(Trawls and trawling-Accounting)
(Index num rs (Economics))

LAPINA, A. A. PA76T62

upIRA, A. A.
33537
50 Let Vrachebnoy Deyatellnosti Zasluzhennogo Vracha F. A. Merlyemsona. (Ftizistr-
laringolog). Vestnik Otor:Lnolaringolcgii, 1949, No 5, c. 85, s. Portz.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnalinykh Statey, Vol. 45., Maakva, 1949

LAPINA, A.A.
37631. Rentgenoterapiya pri tuberkaezno-,a porazherc--ii polosti rta I gortani.
Vestnik atorinolaringologii, 1949, No. 6, S. 4751. Bibliogr. 13 Nazv.
SO: Letopis, Zhurnallnykli Statev-, Vol- 37, 1949

LOINA., A. A.
"Comparison of the Effect of Vitamin A and Carotin on the Sensitivity to Light
of Dark Adapted Eyes," Fiziol. Zhur., SSSR, 35, No,4, 1949.
-State Control Vitamin S+ation, Ministry of Publick Health USSR.

IAMU* A. A.
.r~
M=Wrobtuntion aM eanditim of tubercuUm eavm. Probl.
tube*.o Roakva No. 3s IM74me 50. p. 59-61
1, Of IllowowMWApal Salantifta-Rommh Tubmulods InatituW
(Director-.Pmfl V* Le E6*de)4r
CUIL 191, 50 NOV.0 1950

LILPINA A, A.
P$sasanqli,i pr Aivopokazaniia dl".a trakhao-bron1dioskopii u
bol.'rW.kh legocb-iym tuberkulozom, jndications and contra-
indications for trachso-broaahosca')py in pulmonW tuberaulo3i-s7
Prof, tub(-,rk,, ?.%skva No* 2 Vlar-Apr 51 p. 29-33*
U Of Morcow 1,11micipal Sciantllfi;~-Revaixch Taberculwis DMU-
tute (Dim ~or--Pzof. V. L. F~~s),,
CLHL Vol. ..--0, No. 10 Oct 1?51

LOIN, S,L; SIDOROVA, Te. P.; UPINA, As A,
Significance of bronchial pathology in surgery of palmonar7
tuberculosis. Probl. tuberk., Moskva no.4:59-64 July-Aug
1951. (CLML 21:1)
1. Of Moscow Municipal Scientific-Research Taborculosis
Institute (Director - Prof. V. L. Eynis; Head of Pulmonary
Surgical Division - Prof. S. I. Lapin).

LAMA, A, A.
-2. 'USM (600)
4- Bronchi - Foreign Bodies
7. Diagnosis of foreign bodies in large bronchi. Sov. med. 17, no. 1, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1487 -1953. Unclassified.

LAPIRL, A.A.. professor
Problem of recurrence of laryngeal tuberculosis treated with
streptozWcino Probl. tub, no.4:24-29 Jl-Ag 154. (MIRA 7:11)
1. 1z Hookovskogo gorodskogonauchno-teeledovatellskogo tubarkuleznogo
Instituta (dir. prof. V.D.3yals)
(TUBERCULOSIS, LARYNGRAL# therapy,
streptomyclu, recur.)
(STREPTOMYCIN, therapeutic use,
Wbere., laryngeal, recur.)

IAPINA, A.A.,professor
Bronchoscopy in the treatment of atelectaois in pulmonary
tuberculosis. Probl. tub. 34 no.1:14-19 Ja-F 156 (MLRA 9:5)
1. Iz MoBkovskogo gorodskogo nauchno-inaledovatellakogo
tuberkuleznogo instituts, (dir.Y.F. Chernyshev, nauchnyy rukovoditell-
prof. T.L. 3nis)
(TUBXROULOSIS, RIMONMY. compl.
atelectasis, ther.. 'brouchoscopy in
(ATEIROTASIS. etiol. and pathogen.
tuberc.,pulm., ther., bronchoscopy in)
(13RONCHOSCOPY.-in various die.
atelectasts, caused by pulm. tubera.)

LAPINA. li.A. (Moskva)
21bd7 requirements of vitanin BI in relation to its Periodic intake.
[wit.h summary in English). Vap.pit. 16 no.2:35-36 Mr-Ap 157.
(HLRA 10-10)
1. Iz A., D i A vitaminnego otdola (zev. - prof. B-II.Matako)
Goswisrstvennogo instituta vitaminologii MiniBterstva 2dravo-
oUiraneniyq SSSR. Hoal-va.
(VITAMIN Bi
requirements. relation. to periodicity of admin. in rats
(Rus)~

L-AaIA,, of essor
Clinical aspect-. and t~jeraV Of tuberculosis of the 1-n-ge bronc'!-A
fwith summary in French]. Probl.tub. 35 no.3:41-46 IS7. (VIURi 10:10)
,,or,)d-,kogo neuchno-issledovatel'sko-o tuber'culezn0go
1. Iz Moskovskogo v I -
institute (dlr. V.F.Cher~-*rshnv, zam. dir. po nauc.inoy c-hast - prof.
V. I-Avai a)
(TUB&CUDDUIS, PUD-10NARY,
bronchi. alin. aspactn & ther. (Rus))

LAPIIIA. tlookva
Comparative activity, of carotene and vitamin A in dark adaptation
in msn~. [with summary in 3aglishl. Vopr.pit. 17 no.1:24-27
Ja-F 158- (MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz A- i D-vitaminnogo otdola (zav. - prof. S.N.Matsko) Nauchno-
isoledovatel*skogo instituta vitaminologii Mini8teretva zdravo-
okhraneniya SSSR, Moskva.
(CAROTHIIN. effects,
in dark adaptation in man, comparison with vitamin
A (Itua))
(VITAMIN A, effects,
in dark adaptation in man, comparison with carotene
(RUBD
(ADAPTATIOV, OCULAR,
dark eff. of vitamin A & carotene, comparison in man
(RU65)

LAPINA, A.A., prof.
Association of Dulmonaz7 and bronchial tuberculosis. Sov.med.
22 no-5:13-18 1~1 '58 (MIRA 11:7)
1. In Moskovskoy gorodskoy tsentrallnoy klinicheakoy tuborkuleznoy
ljollnitny (glnvnyy vrRch - prof. V.L. Eynis)-o
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY, compl.
bronchial involvements (Rua))

LAPIITA, A.A., prof.
------
Bronchial adenoma. Xhirurglia 34 no-3:111-3-13 Mr 158. (XIHA 32:1)
1. I,z Moskovskoy gorodskoy teentralluoy klinicheskoy tuberkaloznoy
bollnituy i iz terapevticheskogo otdoleniya (zav. - prof. V.L. Synis)
Instituta tuberkuleza (dir. Z.A. Lebedeva) AMN SSSR.
(BRONGHI-TUY.DM)

LAPINA, A.A
TheJ9ffect of periodic administration of vitrmin B on the body's
requirement of vitamin B2 [with summary in Englishi. Biul.eksT)
biol. i med. 45 No.4:36-38 AP '58 - (MIRA ll:~i
1. lz otdela itaminov A,D#Eo (zave - prof. S.K. Matsko)
Nnuctino-iseledovatellskogo instituts vitaminologii (dir. - deyetvitell
nyy chlen AMN SSSR B.A. Lavrov) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR, Moskva. Predstavlana deystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR B.A.
Lavrovym.
(VITAMIN B2- metAboliam
requirements in rats, eff. of -periodic admin. of vitamin
B2 (Rue))

ALI* G.E., doktor med.nank; AMOSOY, N.M., prof.; ANTEUYA, N.Y.. prof.;
BOGUSH, L.K., prof.; TOZVEMSKIT.- A.N,. prof.; VILINTANSKIT,
L.I., kand.maci.nauk.,,W33iA....A..A.p prof.; MASSINO, S.Y., doktor
med.nauk; KM'HAU-DT, F.A., prof.; RABUKMN, AsTeop prof.;
MMUSHCHOVA. T.N.. prof.;-MLUWju, I,A., prof.; TABLCKOV, D.D.,
prof.; ITHIS, V.L., prof., zusluzhennyy*deyatell muki, otv.red.;
KOMM, P.G., prof., red.; KUMTATTSUA, A.I., prof., red.
(deceased]; LAPINA, A.I.j red.; LHI~~A, %.A., kand.med.nauk,
redo; MMOV, A.1e, prof.i red.; SMANOY, F.Y., prof., zaslu-
zhennyy deyatell nauki, rodotoma; GRINSHMIT, TeA, red.; LTUD-
KOVSKAYA, N.I., tekhn.rod.
[Naltivolume manual on tuberculosis] Knogotomnoe rukovodstvo
po tuberkalezu. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo med.lit-ry. Vol.2. [Tuber-
culosis of the respiratory organs] Tubarkules organov dykhaniia.
Red.tow A.E.Rabukhin i F.T.Shobanov'. Book 2. 1959. 408 p.
(MIRA 13:5)
Chleny-korrespondenty ANN SSWt (for Antelave, Bogush, Tablokov,
Strukov). 2. Daystvitellnyy chlen ANN SSSR (for Kornev).
(TUBERGULOSIS)

LVIIIA, A.A., prof.
Bronchial perforation In tuberculosis ina(bilts. Probl.tub.
37 no-5:59-64 '59- (MIRA 12,-10)
1. Is Instituta tuberkuleza A14H SSSR (dir. Z.A.Lebedeva) I
Moskavakoy gorodskoy tsentrallnoy klinichOBkoy tuberk-uleznoy
bollnitsy ( la nyy vrach - prof.V.L.Hynis).
f%lGICRCULOSIS, PULMONARY - complications)

IAMA, Ashkhen Abgarovna,, prof.; AVEPJIM, M.11.,, red.; ariEvA, N.K.,
fe~. r a ~d. ~
[Tuberculosis of the bronchi; diagnosis, clinical aspects,
treatment] Tuberkulez bronkhov; diagnostika., k3.inika,. leche-
nie. Moskva., Medgiz,, 1961. 181 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(EHOZICHI-TUEERCUIDSIS)

~WPAv.-Av),- -,
Simplified biological method for determining vitwain D. Vop.
(MTI?,,
pit. 21 no.6.62-64 R-D 162. 1 _ 3.7-5)
1. Iz otdela vitaminor AAE (zav. - prof. S.N. Matsko) Nauchno-
issledovateltskago instituta vAtaminologi-i Ministerstva zdravookhraneniy,--
SSSR, Mcskva.

UPINAp A. 1.
-7 --' '- " " -' - j ' ' ". ~~*"A,---,~.,e- -,-/ -1 -, I -, - ~; C- " , t-, , / '. ,
23540. 'czz~- ZhIDKAYa Siti~ V TMOII chESOTKI Ovms. SBORNIK NAUCh.
TRUDOV ( LENINGR. M. IN-T), VYP. 10, 19493 c* 41-47o
SO: LETCPISI NO. 31S 1949.

LAPINA, A. I.
Therapeutics, Surgical
Organization of surgical aid for patients with pulmonary tuberculosis., Probl. tub., no. 6.7
1951.
Monthl- List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1952- UNCLASSIFIED.

LAMA, A.I.
WSR/MediciDe Public Health MftylJun 52
"Outstanding Problems'In Fight,Against Tuberculosis,
USSR," A.,I. Lapina, Chief of Admin of Anti-.
tuberculosis Aidj Min of Pub Health USSR
"Prob Tuber" No 3) pp 3-13
Outlines,a nation wide campaign of tuberculosis con-
:.trol,'including mass.protective inoculation of child-
-!-~ren in 1952- and 19531. Deplore's the. shortage of quali-
fied medical and'hursing personnel In some rural and
urban areas, and negligence-in complying with Order.
No 123 of 32 Feb 52 issued by the.Pub Health Min USSR,
ordering an exaustive survey and application of surgi-
-cal-interference as indicated, in every-tuberculosis
institution of the Soviet Union. 224T57

JAPINA, A.I.
11
Future problems of public health branches in control of tuberculosis.
Sovet. mad. 16 no. 9:33-37 Sept 1952. (01KL 23:3)
L Read of the Administration for Anti-Tuberculosis Aid of the Ministry
o; Public Health USSR.

Excerpta Medic4 1/5 see 17 MaY 55 Pub. Health, Social )%acine
2000. LAPINA A. I. * Die Organisation der TuberkulosebekAmpfung im Dorf.
I INI V-IM-LO zation of tuberculosis control in villages
PROBL.TUBERK. 1954, 1(3-9)
The network of prophylaxis and treatment has been extended to the village in the
last 5 yr. (clinics, outpatient clinics). The medical staff and personnel of the ad-
visory centres have been increased. Hygienic conditions at schools, kindergartens,
etc. have been given special attention. Vaccination and revaccination of infants,
pre-school and schoolchildren is widely practised. Early diagnosis of the disease
by screening of the population has been extended, therapeutic possibilities have
been improved (dispensaries with beds), and propaganda has been brought to the
rural districts. Frey - Berlin (XV, 17)
etc

Excerpta Medic4 115 sec 17 MaY 55 Pub. Healtht Social Medicine & etc.
1999, LAPINA A.I. * ruberkulftis elleni int6zked6sek szervez6se falun. Rural
_61Ms, campaign N9PEGtSZSEGOGY 1954, 35/6 (146-150)
Based upon experience of the fight against tb in the villages, combined with BCG
vaccination in certain parts of the Ukraine, a similar working programme is sug-
gested for the rest of the USSR. Nikolich - Novi Sad (XVII, 15*)

/,gp//,Y/" , _27
AUTHOR: None given 25-8-37/42
TITLE: The VIth All-Union Meeting of Phthisiologists (VI Vsesoyuznyy
sllyezd ftiziatrov)
PERIODICALt Nauka i Zhiznl, 1957, # 89 PP 59-60 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: More than 1,000 delegates of the USSR and foreign countries
took part in the VIth All-Union Meeting of Fhthieiologists
in Moscow in June 1957. One of the main problems to be dis-
cussed was "The development of control of tuberculosis in
the USSR and the tasks to bring about a further reduction in
the number of tuberculosis cases! The two lecturers on this
topic, M.V. Khomutov, Deputy Minister of Health of the USSR,
and A.I. LqjAna, Main Inspector for the Control of Tubercu-
los57-of the-Ministry of Health of the USSR, dealt with the
progress achieved in this field during the past few years.
In 1948, only 894,000 newborn children and 115,000 older
children were inoculated against tuberculosis. 1': 1956, the
number had already-increased to 6-3 million children and in
1957 about 12.6 million children were treated. Moreover,
medical examinations of the population are carried out in
order to discover the disease at the very beginning. In
Card 1/2 comparison with 1949, the mortality rate was reduced by 70%

The VIth All-Union Meeting of Phthisiologists 25-8-37/42
and the number of cases by 43%- Candidate of Medical Scien-
ces, A.S. Mamolat, spoke about his experiences gained in
controlling t,6berculosis in villages. Professor, A.I.
KudryavtBev, dealt with the prophylactic effect of the vaccine
against tuberculosis. Professors, R.O. Drabkin, M.A. Kle-
banov, V.L. Eynis, A.Ye. Rabukhin, Member-Correspondent of
the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences (Akademiya meditsin8kikh
nauk SSSR)' N.A. Shmelev, and others, dealt with chemo-
therapy of tuberculosis. The final meetings of the delegates
were devoted to the problem of surgical treatment of tuber-
culosis. L.K. Bogush, Member-Correspondent of the USSR
Academy of Medical Sciences, Professors, N.M. Amosov (Kiyev),
I.S. Koleanikov (Leningrad), F. Kovach (Hungary), Doctor
O.T. Iliyesku (Rumania) and otherst lectured on this subject.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

1-7,2
LAPINA, A. I.
Spidemiologic pr i t ulosis in the U.S.S.R. [with
oress a uberc
u ary in Fre . Probl,tub. 35 no.5.3-13 157- (KIRA 10:11)
:.
Glavnyy inspektor po tuberkulezu Ministerstva zdravookhrananiya
SSR.
(TUBJMGULOSIS, statist.
in Russia)

LAPINA. Antonina Ivenovns, red.; LIPKIN . Ye.A., red.
-----------
[Problems in the control of oitooorticular tuberculosis]
Voprosy bor'bt s kostno-sust!Ivnym tuborkulezom; trudy. Moskva,
Hadeiz, 1958. 196 p. (NM 14:2)
1. V88soyuznoye soveshchaniye po kostno-oustevnomm tubarkulazu.
Moscow. 1955.
(BOIMS--TUMMCULOSIS)

A.I.
v-, -,-
Measures in aid of further progress in the control of tuber-
culoslo. Probl.tub. 36 no.7:3-11 '38. (HM 22:8)
1. Glavnyy inspektor po tuberkulezu HinisterBtva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR.
(TUBIRCULOSIS--PREVENTION)

J119
G.E., doktor med.nauk; AMOSOV, N.Mo, prof.; ANTELAVA, N.V.. prof.;
BOGUSH, L.K., prof.; VOZNESENSKIT,' A.H., prof.; VILINTANSKIT.
L.I., kand.med.nauk; LAPINA, A.A0, prof.; MASSIYO, S.V., doktor
med.neuk; HIMU.0Y, F.A., prof.; RABUEM, A.Te., prof.;
KHRUSHCHOVA, T.N., prof.;.SRAMIN, I.A., prof.-, TABLCKOV, D.D.,
prof.;'ZINIS, V.L., prof., zasluzhennyy dayatell nauki, otv.red.;
KORM, P.G., prof., red.; KUMTAYTS3VA,'A.I., prof., red.
[deceased]; LAPDA, A..I.i red.; L~1, Z.A., kand.med.nauk,
red.; SMUKOV.-A.I.", .prof.i red.; SMANOV, F.V., prof., zaalu-
zhennyy deyatell nauki, red.toma; GRINSRMiT, Te.H., red.; LTUD-
KOVSKATA, N.I., tekhn.red.
[Maltivolum manual on tuberculosis] Hnogotomnoe rukovodstvo
po tubarkulazu. MoBkva, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry. Vol.2. [Tuber-
culosiB of the respiratory organs] Taberkulez organov dykhaniia.
Red.toma A.R.Rabukhin i F.T.Shebanov. Book 2o 1959. 408 P.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. Chleny-korrespondenty AMU SSSR (for Antelava, Bogush, Tablokov,
Strukov). 2. Daystvitellnyy chlen. AMN SSSR (for Kornev).
(TUBERCULOSIS)

BUNINA, B.Z., prof.; IRPMINA,R.O., "r f.- KLXWOVA, A.A., kana.
biolog.nauk; KOSROIUiMIANSKIY,- V. 19 prof.; MOIMI, L.M.. prof.;
RABUKHIN, A.Te., prof,; SMILOV, A.I., prof.; STUKALO, I.T., prof.;
TBUSMA, Te.D., kand.med.nouk; CHISTOVICH, A.N., prof.; SOUMU,
N,A., prof.; EYNIS, V.L,, prof., zasluzhennyy daystell nauki. otv.
red., red.tome; KORNEV, F.G., prof.. red.; KUDRTAVTSUA, A.I.,
prof. [deceased]~ red.; LRBEINVA, %.I.. kand.mad.nauk. red.;
IAPIIU, A. L., rea.; MASSINO. S.V., doktor mad.nauk, red.; '210 MAI OV,
F.Y., prof-.-,zas1:uzhennyy devatell nauki, red.; =NCHILO, K.K.,
tekhn.red.
(Multivolume handbook on tuberculosis] Mnogotomnoe rukovodstvo po
tuberkulazu. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry. Vol.l. [General
problems in tuberculosis] Obahchie problemy tubarkaleza. Red.
tome: V.L.Rinis, A.I.Strukov. 1959. 672 p. WRA 13:6)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMU SSSR (for Strukov, Shmelev). 2. Deystvi-
telinyy chlen AMU SSSR (for Kornev).
(TUMGMSIS)

LAPINA, A.I.
Organization of tuberculosis control measures in IV-he U.S.S.R. Yed.
estra 18 no.1013-7 0 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
:
. Glavn" spetsialist po tubarkalezy Ministerstva zdravockhraueniya
SSSR.
(TUBERMMSIS-PREVIETIOW)

UPINA, A.I.
First Congress of Phthysiologists of the Lithuanian S.S.R. Yrobl.
tub. 37 no.6:109-113 '59. (MM 13:2)
(TUBMC=SIS--CONGRISSES)

LAPINA,, A. I.
Vl~a'vrures for further Improvement in medical services and in
the protection of the public health, Probltub, 38 n0-4:3-12
- I .- 160, (TUBERCULOSIS-PREWTION) (MMA 14:5)

LAPINA, A.I. (Moskva:)
New era in the control of tuberculosis. Sovadrav. 20 no.2;59-64
161.4 14- 5)
1. Glavnyy spetsialist po tuberkulezu Minioterstva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR.
(TUBERCULOSIS)

unn, A. I.
Nev stage in tuberculosis control. Probl. tub. no.7:3-9 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Glavn" spetsiallat po tuberkulezu Ministerstva zdravookhraneriya
SSSR.
(TUBERCULOSIS-PREVENTION)

ARMPOVA, O.P.,, kand. biol. nauk; BEtUD", pju... prof.; VOROBIYEV, S.I.,
kand. med. nauk; ZASLAVSKIY, I.D.., kand. med. nauk; KUDfffAVTSEVA,
A.I.., prof. [deceased]; IAP32;A, A.I.. MARKUZON, V.D., prof.; MASSING,
S.V,.. prof.; NE21IN, S.Ye., ~ro ~.;*OYFEBAU, M.I., prof.; POFM-TSOV,
K.V., prof.; RABUKHIN, A.Ye., zasl. deyatell nauki RSFSR, prov.;
ROL"YE, Z.Yu... zasl. deyatell nauki RSFSR) prof.- SORKINA. Z.Z.p
doktor med. nauk;FILD40NOV, N.I., kand, med. naui Ldeceased];
YUSKOVETS, M.K.2 zasl. deyatell nauki Belorusskoy SSR, prof.,akademik;
EYNIS, V.L.., zasl. deyatell nauki RSFSR, prof., otv. red.;
LYUDKOVSKAYA, N.I., tekbn. red.
[Multivolume manual on tuberculosis] Mnogotomnoe rukovodstvo po
tuberkulezu. Otv..red. V.L.Einis. Moskva, Medgiz. Vol.4-
[Epidemiology and the organization of the control of tuberculosis]
Epidemiologiia i organizatsiia bor'by s tuberkulezom. Red. toma.
A.I.Lapina i S.V.1-lassino. 1962. 524 p. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Akademiya nauk Be loru sskoy SSSR i Akademiya sel I skokho zyay stven-
nykh nauk Belorusskoy SSSR (for Yuskovets).
(TUBERCULOSIS)

LAPINA, A.I.
r------
Tuberculosis will be conquered. Med.sestra 21 no.8:3-6 Ag 162.
(KIRA 15-9)
1. Glavnyy spetsialiat po tuberkulezu Ydnisterstva zdravookhra-
e.. neniya 35SR. *
(TUBERCULOSIS-PREVENTION)

- LAPIFA, A.I.
Vaccination against- tuberculosis in the U.S.S.R. Probl.tub. no.l:
18-25 162. (11MA 15:8)
1. Glav,-.yy spetsialist po tuberkulezy Ministerstva zdravookhra-
neniya SSSR. (BSG VACCIPATION)

Bavic problem in the control of tubarculoais in children.
Pediatriia 41-- [1 F 963. (Mm 16SO
1. d1avW spetsialist po tuberkulezu Hinisterstva zdravookh-
raneniya SSSR.
(CHILDREN-DISMFZ) (TUBERCMOSIS--FREVENTION)

LAPINA, A. I.
International Day of Yealth dedice-qd to the int4roification of
tuberculosis control., -Probli tub, 42 no6333-8 1646
(MIRA 18ij)
I, GlAvnyy svetBlalist po tubarkulezu Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR.

TARASOVA, L*Po; inzh.; KALASHMIKOV, A.G., inzh.; DOLINENKO, O.V., inzh.;
NAZARE 0, Ye.T., inzh.; BULISKIY, M.T., inzh. [deceased];
SVIftI'DENNO, F.F., itah,; Priniml-i uc4astiye: LAPINA, A.M. I i-nzh.;
~~ORNIYEVKO, D.I.,, inzh.
Nonmetallic inclusions in rail steel. Stall 23 no.8:738~440
Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Railroads-Rails) (Steel-Inclusions)

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AUTHORS:, Adrianova,..I.I.t Popovj Yu.V.v and LaDina, A.V.
TITLR:.~ Amplitude and Phase Characteristics of an Interference
Modulator-of Lightt
PERIODICAL: Optika i spektroskopiya 19~0, Vol 9, No 1+, pp 501-501+
TM:.:- The authors.describe an interfdrence modulator shown
~schematically in Fig 1. It is based on the Michelson
interferometer., -Light from asource 8 passesthrough a. lens Ll
and is split by a.cube X into two beamsj one of which proceeds
undeflected towards'a. mirror q., while-the other is deviated
towards.a mirror M. Both beams are reflected by their respective
mirrors.and interfere in the middle of X. The mirror Q is
mounted on a vibrating piezbblectric plate; vibrations of this
plate modulate the light beam which passe's.through a. lens L2
before leaving the modulator, Such an interference modulator
has s.ome advantages compared with,the usual Kerr cell and
diffraction modulators. -Among these'advantages are small light
losses (not greater than 45%), high lumJ-nosityg and cheapness.
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AUTHORS: kdrianova, I.I., POPOV-) Yu.v,, and Lapina, A.V.
TITLE: Amplitude and Phase Characteristics of an Interference
Modulator of Light i\
PERIODICAL: Optika i spektroskopiya, 19609 Vol 9, No 4, pp 501-504
TEXT:. The authors.describe an interference modulator shown
schematically in Fig 1. It is based on the Michelson
interferometer. Light from a.source 8 passes.through a. lens L
and is split by a-cube K into two beams; one of which proceeds
undeflected towards a mirror Q, while the other is deviated
towards a mirror M. Both beams are reflected by their respective
mirrors and interfere in the middle of K. the mirror Q is
mounted on a vibrating piezoelectric plate; vibrations of this
plate modulate the light beam which passes.through a lens L2
before leaving the modulator. Such an interference modulator
has some advantages compared with the usual Kerr cell and
diffraction modulators. -Among these advantages are small light
losses (not greater than 45%), high luminosity, and cheapness.
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Amplitude and Phase Characteristics of an Interference Modulator
of Light
Its disadvantage is its fixed working frequency governed by the
resonant frequency of the piezoelectric mirror (haimonlos of th1s
frequency can be used as well). The authors found that the
amplitude characteristics obtained experimentally agreed well with
the theoretical ones (Figs 2 and 3). The phase characteristics
of the interference modulator were more uniform than those of
other types of modulator (Fig 4).
There are 1+ figures and 4 Soviet references..
SUBMITTED; January 8 ~ 1960
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GCRWV,,A,N.; LAPINA, Z.A. - DIOMIDOVA, T.G.
I
Reproducing the international temperature scale for a 2one of
10630C. and higher. TruO VNIM n0.5:42-65 1490 (xinnai)
MTometry)

LAPIR.A. B.A.
Optical color pyromoter equipped with a dichromatio wedge.
Trudy VITIM, noi5:121-125 149. (MIRA 11:11)
(Pyrometers)

IAPIXA, N.A.
Reproduction of the international temperature scale up to 4,0000 C.
Trudy VNIIX no.9:87-101 150. (MIRA 11:6)
(Thermometers) (Calibration)

IAPIVA~ E. A.
Dissertation: "Re*roduction of an International Ternperature Scale 1-Y Means of a
P
Spectrum Pyrometer." Cand Tech Sci, "Ill-Union Sci '-*'es Inst of Metrolo[y, Tenin--radi,
1953. Referativnyy Zhurnal-Khimiyal 1,bscow, No 8. j~pr 54.
SO: SW 284, 26 flov 1954

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GCRDOV,A.N.; KIREEK(N,I.I.; L&PIU,B.A.
Methods of checking optical pyrometer readings. Izm. tekh.
no.2:46-" Hr-Ap 155. (MLRA 8:9)
(Pyrometers)

GORDOY, AN.; KIRMMN. I,I.- LILPINA 3
Now methods for ch eking optical pyrometers. TrvAy VNIIM no.23.-
70-74 1550- (KIRA n:6)
(Pyrometers-Teetlng)~