SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHASHNIKOVA, N.V. - SHASKOLSKAYA, M.P.

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311A,SHNIKOVA N-V.; .".,iAY,",VA, E-V.
Finw; of 111nogradfivlo 961'~)il iri t.t',b AA.S.R.
Trudy Naueh.-issL protivochum. inst. Kav. i Zakav. no-5:
lo6---Li8 161. (1411RA 17: 1)
1. n-uotivocnumnaya stantsiya.

USSR/CozLwaizat ions Nov, 48
Postal System
Airways
"Airmail Delivery to Remote Points of Tatar ASSR,"
A. Shashokin, Deputy Chief, Mail Communications, Be-
pub Adm, 1htar ASSR, .1
2 P
"Vest Svyazi - Pochta' No 11
Over half the regions of Tatar ASSR uoed to be cut
off from center of republic by Ice in Volga, Kama,
and Vyatka rivers. --.-~Ions vari3ue towns served by
air mail. Flight over Chistopoll-Yelabuga-Nabere-
zhnyye Chelpy-Menzelinsk route and back takes 2-~'
hours.
2.3/49TI7

BZNIKO-V,---, N.H.; 2ONCHKOVSKAYA, Yu.S.; SH1611UNIKINA, V.14.
Iorospheric disturbances of July 10-18, 1959 according to
observations at ionospheric stations of the U.S.S.R. Geomag.
i aer. 1 no-3:369-373 My~Je 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Institut zemnogo -magnetizma, ionosfery i rasprostraneniya
radiovoin AF SSL)'R.
(Ionosphere)

S/203/6 1/0-C. 1106510 18/028
A006/A101
AUTHORS - Shapiro, B. S., Shashun'kinap V, M.
T IT'_F1 Motions in the F-layer of the ionosphere over Tbilisi dur-ing the
eclipse on Pebruary 15, 19-61
PERIODIC~iiL: Geomagrietizm I aeronomiya, v. 1, no. 5, 1961, 7060 - 765
TE)U.- It was previously stated that the effec-r, of solar eclipse ~~n the
F-layer was indirect, manifesting Itself in the appearance of additional motions
in this layer and a corresponding redistribution of ionization. To study this
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phenomenon during the eclipse of February 15, 1961, the authors employed iono-
grams of vertical sounding to calculate and investigate N(h), i.e. the ionospheric
profiles (distribution of ionization N with height h). They were calculated with
the electronic "Strela'! computer for the day of eclipoe and the control day (19.
2. 1961) by -the integral laminar method by taking into account the terrestrial
magn etic field. Moreover, variations of median values of ionization N for an al-
titude of 240 km (N240) were calculated for 5 magnetically most quiet days in
February 1961. During the eclipse a decrease of -ionizption was observed on all
levels investigated in the ionosphere with a ininimsum at 11 hr 20 min longitudinal
Card 1/- 22

SHAShTMINA, V.M.; TURBIN, R.I.
Preliminary results of observations on th~_- ionospheric effect of the
solar eclipse of Feb. 15, 1961. Geonag. -1 aer. 1 no-5:8)5-838
S-0 161. (KILRA 15:1)
1. Institut zemnogo magnetizma, ionosfery i rasprostraneniya
radiovoln AN SSSR,
(Tiflis region--Ionosphere) (Eclipses, Solar--1961)

SHASHUNOV , i. , st~u~shiy ziatchnyy sotruenik
Two methods and two results. Okhr.truda i sots.strakh- 4 no.12-.28-
29 D 161. (YJU 14--l-1)
2. Vezitilyatsionrlaya laboratoriya Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledo-
vatel'skogo instituta zheleznodorozhnogo transporta Ministerstva
putey soobshcheniya.
(Railroads-Cars)

FOLYAKOVY V. (Sverdlovsk); BARANOV,
(Arkhangeltsk); NECHAYEV, V.
BIZUNOVV N.; SMSHUNOV, I.,
RUDENKO,, F.,- KONYAKHIN-,-'-N.-;
MOSKALENKO, N.
A. (Ivanovo); TSYBULIKO, A.
(Arkhangel'sk); KANE, A., konstrmjctor;
starshiy nauchnyy sotrqdnik;
KUZIMIN, V.; POLUYEKTOV, To.;
Technical information. Okhr.truda i sots.strakh. 5 no.12132-37
D 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Zavod "Russkiy dizel'u, Leningrad (for Kane). 2. Tekhnicheskiy
inspektor otdela okhrany truda TSentrallnogo komiteta profesionall-
nogo soyuza rabochikh i sluzhashchikh sellskogo khozyaystva i
zagotovok (for Bizunov). 3. Ventilyatsionnaya laboratoriya
Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituts. zhelezno-
dorozhnogo, transports, (for Shashunov). 4. Tekhnicheskiy -
inspektor Moskovsko o oblastnogo soveta professionqQjnykh pcvuzov
~ 9 -L
(for Rudenko). 5. Komandir otdeleniya gazospass.4-11nogo otryada
Omskogo neftezavoda (for Konyakhin). 6 Tekhnicheskiy inspektor
Stfkytropollskogo krayevogo soveta professionalInykh soyuzov (for
Moskalenko).
(Technological innovations)
(Safety appliances)

GANDZYUG, S. (Khabarovsk); TKACHENKO, I.v,SHASHUNOV, CRA KIY
Y _j.; NOVS Y&.;
IGLIN, A.; BORYCHEV, N,
Technological information, Okhr.truda i sots.strakh. 6
no.104-37 Ja 163. (MfRA .16si)
1. Starshiy inspektar otdela okhrany truda Viiesoyuxnogo
teentralinogo soveta professionallnykh soyuzov (for Iglin).
2. Zavedmyushchiy otdelox okhrarxy truda T.*ntrallnogo komiteta
professionallnogo soyuza rabochikh ugollnoy pronyahlennosti
(for Borychev).
(Technological inwvations)
(Safety appliances)

SHASHUNOV, I.S., inzh.
A mobile system for washing diesel rolling stock. Elek.i tepl.
tiaga, 6 no.12:42-43 D 162. OMM 16j2)
(Rallroads-Equipment and supplies)

SHASHUNOV., I.S. , inzh,
A mobile vacuLm cleaner system (from 'Railwa7 Agem and
flRailway Locomotives and Cars"). Elek. i tepl. tiaga n0.5-
38-39 Xv 163. (MIU- -16: 8)
Otoc-Q

KURNIKOV, A.A.; SHASHUNOV, I.S,
Improved unit for the protection of the reppiration area when
working in closed spaces. Mashinostroitell no.7:36-37 J1
163. (141RA 16:9)
(Industrial hygiene)

SHASHUNOV, 'L.2., iri2n.
Vertil--rin,~ -.essure vessels -luring electric weldina operations.
Svar. pro4,.zv. no.909-42 S '63. (MJRA 16.- 10)
1. Ct.~Itlll~ni,,-- ;ki~rany trii(ia I. tekliri'-ki bezopasnosti Viesc.-lumccro
-c L-l---'t-uta zh,-leznodorozhnogo t- ---.nspor,ta
Mirlstarstv-. putey s~lo~-shch,~-nJ:va.

ANDRIANOV, Aleksandr Alekseyevich; POTEMKIN, S.V., glavnyy red.;
MATSUYEV, L.P., zamestitell glavnogo red.; SHAKHNAROVICH, L.A.,
red.; BEREZIN, V.P., red.; VESELOV, V.V., red.; GOLANDSKIY, D.B.,
red.; GOLIDTMAN, V.G., red.; IGNATENKO, M.A., red.; ~~ ~Xu'
red.; RIVKIN, G.M., red.; FIRSOV, L.V., red.; SHEPELEV, I.T.
(YMhods of analytic decomposition of cassiterite and tin ores)
Metody analliticheskogo ra7lozheniia kassiterita, i rud olava.
Magadan, 1962. 14 p. (Magadan. Vsesoiuznyi nauchno-issledo-
vatellskii institut zolota i redkikh metallov. Trudy Obogashchenie
i metallurgiia, no.53). (MIRA 16:7)
(C-assiterite-Analysis) (Tin ores--Analysis)

11
SRAMITOV$ L., starshiy nauclmyy sotrudnik
Rutile electrodes. Okhr. truda j sots. strp - 5 n$.8z39 Ag f62.
(MU 15:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchna-issledovatelfskiy institut zhele'znodorozhnogo
transporta.
(Welding--Hygienic aspects)

POTEMKIN, S.V., glav. red.; MATSUYEV, L.P., zam. glav. red.;
BEREZIN, V.P., red.; VESELOV, V.V., red.; GOLANDSKIY,
D.B., red.; GUTTMAN, V.G., red.; IGNATENKO, M.A., red.;
SHASHURAY M.V.., red.; RIVKIN, G.M., red.; FIRSOV, L.V.,
L.A., red.; SHEPELEV, I.T., red.;
SHAROVA, L.A., red.
[Reports for 1961] Sbornik referatov za 1961 god. Magadan,
1962. 135 P~ (Its: Trudy VNII-1) (MIRA 16:7)
1. Magadan. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut
zolota i redkikh metallov.
(Frozen ground) (mining engineering) (Metallurgy)
(Building materials)

SHASHURIN, D.
Roots grow in thedrection of the South. Zn-n.sila 35 no.10:
23-24 0160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Plants, Affect of mao2etism on) (Roots)

SHASHURIN, D.
Invisible crew. Znan.sila 36 no.3:42 Mr 161. (KM 14:3)
(Steroids) (Microbiology)
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AID P - 5489
Subject USSR/Aeronautics - interception
Card 1/1 ?ub. 135 - 6/26
Author Shashurin, D. V., Lt. Col.
Title Analysis and criticism of errors in Interception of aerial
targets.
Periodical : Vest. vozd. flota, 3, 30-33, Mr 1957
Abstract ; How a thorough analysis of errors, made by the pilots
and by the personnel of the command post and the radio-
technical means during the Interception of aerial targets,
is to be carried out after the completion of such missions
is discussed by the author. The article merits attention.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

SOV/109-4-8-2/35
ATYCHORS: Levitskiy, S.M. and Shashurin, I.P.-,
TITLE: Verification of the Applicability of the Probe Methods
to the Measurement of the Charge Concentration in a
High-frequency Discharge
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 8,
PP 1238 - 1243 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The aim of this in-vestigation was the determination of
the accuracy of the probe methods of measurement of
charge concentrations in high-frequency discharges, by
comparing them with the cavity-resonator method which
was used as the standard. First, the double-probe method
was used to measure the charge concentration in a high-
frequency discharge which was excited by a 200 W high-
frequency generator at various mercury-vapour pressures.
Simultaneously, the charge concentrations were measured
by the resonator method. The results are shown in
Table 2, where the first column indicates the frequency
of the discharge, the third column shows-the electron
Cardl/4 concentrations measured by the reso-nattor method,whIle
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SOV/109-4-8-2/35
Verification of the Applicability of the Probe Methods to the
Measurement of the Charge Concentration in a High-frequency Discharge
the fourth column gives the values of the ion concentration
measured by the double-probe method. It is seen that the
ion concentrations measured by the probe method are higher
than the electron concentrations determined by the
resonator method. The discrepancies can be explained by
analysing the equivalent circuit of the double-probe
device; this is shown in Figure 1. By investigating this
circuit, it was found that the current-voltage character-
istic of the double probe is affected by the parasitic
capacitances of the system; the effect is illustrated in
Figure 2 for various values of tht., paradtic capacitance.
On the other hand, it is found that for the same electron
concentration, the current-voltage characteristics of the
double probe in a h�gh-frequency discharge differ from
those of direct-current discharge (see Curves 1 and 2 of
Figure 3), With regard to the single-probe method, it was
found that - although the parasitic capacitance has some
effect - this is comparatively insignificant since the
Card2/4 dynamic impedance of a single probe at high electron currents
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Verification of the Applicability of the Probe Methods ~,o the
Measurement of the Charge Concentration in a High-frequency Discharge
is small and is usually two to two-and-a-half orders
lower than the dynamic impedance of the ionic portion of
the characteristics. The measurement of the electron
concentration in the investigated high-frequency discharge
was effected by the substitution method, i.e. the high-
frequency discharge was replaced by an equivalent direct-
current discharge (which produced in the resonator the same
frequency shift). The values of the electron concentrations
thus obtained are indicated in Table 3. From this, it is
seen that the single-probe method can be applied to the
measurement of the charge concentrations in high-frequency
plasma. The above investigation was carried out under the
assumption that in the high-frequency discharge, as well as
in the equivalent direct-current discharge, the electron
concentration is radially uniform. The validity of this
assumption was verified by means of a special tube which
was fitted with a probe which could be displaced radially.
Card3/4 At frequencies from 3 - 20 Mc/s, it was found that the
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Verification of the Applicability of the Probe Methods to the
Measurement of the Charge Concentration in a High-frequency Discharge
radial distribution of the charges was essentially
constant.
There are 3 figures, 3 tables and 15 references, 6 of which
are English, 2 German, 1 French and 6 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.
T.G. Shevchenko.Kafedra elektroniki (Kiyev State Univeratty
im. T.G. Shevchenko, Chair of Electronics)
SUBMITTED: March 5, 1959
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TITLZ-. Report .. the S.C.tid All-U.I.. C-ro~-t- On Ga.
glectrortics
PCRIOE)ICAL: RAdiot.ktl- l.k. I slaktronika, J959, Vol 4, Nr 8,
pp 133 9- 1358CUSSR)
3,X-_ftiAZo1nyy and N.G~ -.vs. Data on X_,.y
Radiation Cluring Pulse D-chirg,s-
T,A,Xhr&brar_&nd 1.H,_Sujkov3j-ya dealt with the inv,xti-
gation of the neutron rodisCion in powerful gas discharges
A. chambers with conducting wells.
4~A-aorE_Attliiv. at at. - ~lnvosttgation of the Gas Dt.enArge
I. . C.Mic.1 Chambers.
S.M. OtitilLts at al. - 'A. Turn of Pl.... in Tr..-.C..
M.C..tic Field-.
Cin the Di~1,1- of a Cathode Spot
an Hercury in a Low-pres- Arc" (see p 1289 of the

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With Stott ... r And Pula. L..d,-.
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Surface of Ilectrodes in Electric Pulad Discharg,s6.
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xrdl/Ilin Halogen C.tiat.r.".
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Tlie Measurement of Concentration of Discharges r,
Ole 31,ethod of a lliah-frequene.~y Probe
Dvestiya Akademii nauk SSSH, Sertya fizicheskays,
Vol 23., Nr 87 PP 948 - 951 (USSR)
In the present paper a non-symmotrical oszillatt-,,r az-j
oonductor Drobe are used. The construction of the T-LIt, F,
-the hil-h-frequency probe, and the excitation system,
sQribe,.', by ;~,ieans of figure !a "'n the ft7s~ paint, wt.)r ri
symmetrical cscillattor 'lie reactive resistanc.4~ a
,%teazi,q of formula N from ahich the concenfrati~,n
char-es m-ay then be determined usinC formula (2). Tli~~
meat results are summarized in -a diagram "Fic, 2), ard
-ziitli the --omputed values~ Siuultaneously.. rhe
the clscillatr~r was investigated. In the part -f
paper the bi-ctcjnductor probe is desc~lbed by in,~-ans .-f
-b, Th-z~, concentration of electrons in 'he p2asra- n
tlie wave-length is shown .n the dia-ram in fil~-urz~- 2
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AUTHORS: Levitskiy, S. M., Sbashurin, 1. P.
TITLEs Method of the resonance superhigh-frequency probe used to
measure the concentration of charges in a plasma
PERIODICALs Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 31, no. 4, 1961, 436-444
TEXTs A. systematic investigation has been made of the mode of operation
of a superhigil-frequency probe in the stationary plasma of a gas discharge.
Besides, its possible use in an instationary plasma in the presence of a
magnetic field has been oheaked. The method of the superhigh-frequency
probe has the following advantages over the method of the hollow resonators
a certain complioation of the design of the tube due to the introduction
of the h-f probe into its volume; b) a disturbance of the plasma by the
probe. However, these shortcomings are exhibited by almost all probe
methods. The design of the tubes used for measurement is schematically
shown in Fig. 1. These are gas-disoharge tubes with heated oxide
cathodes. Ordinary cylindrical probes were placed into the discharge
tubes for control measurements and other purposes. The second part of the
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present paper deals with the sources of error in measuring electron
concentrations by the method of the superhigh-frequency probe. One of
these error sources is the determination of the proper length of the
superhigh-frequenoy system. 10 can be determined by a direct measurement
of the geometric length of the line U0 . 21/N) and also by measuring its
resonance frequency in the absence of plasma. The authors used both
methods and obtained the same results within the limits of error. The
concentration measured by a Buperhigh-frequency probe can be 10-20%
lower than the actual charge concentration in the surrounding plasma.
The experimental verification of the method of the superhigh-frequency
probe was carried out chiefly in the plasma of a d-c discharge. Fig. 4
shows the relevant results of measurements in the 3-cm range. The
electron concentration is plotted on the coordinate. The straight line
shown in Fig. 4 was drawn according to the equation
I e - N (4) and represents the electron concentration at which
T - 7EM-01 11e 412
resonance is bound to occur if the line is excited by a wave of wavelength
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1, The points illustrate the electron concentration measured by the
method of the ordinary probe, at which resonance occurred at a given wave-
length, The average deviation in concentration measurements amounts to
5%. Measurements in the range of decimeter waves showed good agreement.
The electron concentrations measured by the method of the superhigh-
frequency probe are 25-35% lower than those measured by the method of the
ordinary probe., The resonance of the line may occur not only at N-1 but
at any integral value of N. The resonances corresponding to N - 3,4,5
could be actually observed when changing the strength of the discharge
current. The method of the hollow resonator has particular advantages
over the ordinary probe method. These advantages are also exhibited by
the method of the resonant superhigh-frequency probe which is described
here,, Measurements in instationary plasma were limited essentially to
the followings In the case of time-dependent plasma intensity,. the
chazge concentration at a certain instant of time will reach a value at
which reacnance occurs for the superhigh-frequency system. Figs, 5 and 6 V\/
illustrate measurements in a quasi-stationary and a disintegrating plasma;
reepsetively, In this case, current pulses of a duration of 6-6~Lsec
c~ou.ld attain 300 a. The minimum is indicated by an arrow. The values
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measured at different wavelengths were used to determine the time con-
stant of plasma deionization, and were found to be in good agreement with
data of V. L. Granovskiy, The last part of the present paper deals with
measurements in plasma with constant flow in a longitudinal magnetic
field3 In the 3-cm range, the formulas & - 1 - e 2nex2/7tmc2(1) and (4)
can be applied up to magnetic field strengths of rv!000 oe. The
resonance of the system becomes less distinct with an increase in the
magnetic; field strength, but is still very marked at field strengths of
rv 1000 oe. When the magnetic field strength is increased to 700 oe and
the charge concentration is kept constant, the electron current impinging
on the probe is lowered by more than one order of magnitude, whereas the
ion current changes by no more than 40%. The charge concentrations
determined from the strength of the ion current are compiled in the
attached table- There are 7 figures, 1 table, and 10 references:
6 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The two references to English
language publications read as follows& M. Biondi, Rev.Sci.Instr., 22,
500, 1951; A Guthrie, R., K, Wakerling. The characteristics of electrical
discharges in magnetic fields~ Me Graw Hill, N~Y. 1949.
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Method of the resonance... B125/B205
ASSOCIATION: Kiyevskiy gosudarstvennyy univers-itet im. T. G. Shevchenko
(Kiyev State University imeni T. G. Shevchenko)
SUB14ITTED: March 3, 1960
Cal'd 5/10

AID Z;r. 0,74-17 22 May
PASSAGE OF A SIGNAL BETWEEN TWO HIGIi-FREQUENCY PROBES IN-
SERTED IIN PI-hSIVIA (USSR)
Levitskiy, S. M., and J. P. Sh~,~ur_in. Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 33,
no. 4, 1963, 429-436. S/057163/033/0041011/021
The equipment for measuring electron concentration in plasma by passing an
slif signal through the plasma, consisted of an shf generator, 10-db fixed at-
tenuator, transmitting probe, receivirig probe, second 10-db adjustable at-
tenuator, and the receiver. A wavemeter was coupled to the generator.
Measurements were carried out in the frequency range from 300 to 2000 Mc.
Plasma was produced in a mercury vapor discharge tube. In order to control
vapor pressure, temperature of 20*C was maintained by a thermostat. The
workincr section of the tube was 40 to 50 mm in diameter and 250 mm long, so
that a sufficient distance could be kept between the probes and tube electrodes.
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PASSAGE OF A SIGNAL (Cont,d) _____S/05V63/033/004/011/021
The following method of investigation was used: 1) The electron concentratian
near the probes was measured by means of the Langmuir probes placed close
by the shf probes. 2) The relationship between signal intensity and diseharge
current was determined at a given generator frequency. 3) Intensity of passing
signals was measured by the compensation method. Signal intensity was ob-
tained in db in relation to the intensity existing in absence of plasma, and the
electron concentration was found by using a nondimensional value propox7tional
to concentration:
W 2
P = 0 4ne n
_2
is natural plasma frequency, w is signal frequency, and ne is elec-
where wo
tron concentiration. Minima of the passing signals, which were regularly ob-
ed at p z 1, could be identified as plasma parallel resonance under con-
serv
dition w. = W. In contrast, signal maxima did not correspond to any one
definite value of the parameter p, and could appear (depending on actual con-
ditions such as probe design and signal frequiency) at 1?,,, values between 2 and 7.
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2
PASSAZE OF A SIGNAL (Contld~ 3105V63/033/004/011/0 I
The origin of the maximum can be explained by the resonance of a series cir-
cuit consisting of plasma and the internal capacity of the probe system. It was
concluded that plasma resonance corresponds to the minimum of the passing
shf signal. The observed maxima appear due to the presence of space charge
layers near the probe surfaces or the excitation of waves in a plasma wave-
guide. An attempt to detect plasma wave excitation near the transmitting probe
gave negative results. [KM
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LEVITSKIY, 3.M.; SHASh1JRIN, I.P.
Passage of a signal between two superhigh-frequency probes
immersed in a plasma. Zhur. tekh. fiz. 33 no.4:429-436 Ap
163. (MIRA 10:9)
1. Kiypvskoy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
t~
(Plasma (Ionized gases)) (Electronic measurements)

F
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AccEssIOU NR: Ap5ol8293 UR/0057/65/035/007A182/1188.,
533.9
Ju
AUTHOR: Levitskiyp S. M.Y*' Shashurin, I* P.
-MM
TITLE.- Diffusion theory of a beam plasma
I SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fizikiy ve 35, no@ 7j 1965) 1182-1188
TOPIC TAG5: beam plasma, plasma diffusionj plasma stabilityj.electron beam.,
electron temperaturey hydrogen -.A
ABSTRACT: This paper is concerned with the stable behavior of a "beam plasma"
produced by an electron beam traversing a gas parallel to an applied magnetic
fields Beam plasmas are of technical interest because of the instabilities that
develop in them, which make possible their application as amplifiers and oscil-
lators, or as a means for heating plasmas. Inthe preaent paper the behavior of
beam plasmas is considered only under such conditions that these instabilities do-I
not arise. The theory of JeE.Hopson (Jo Appl. Phys-, 34, 8j 2425, 1963) is re-
garded as unsatisfactory because Hopson assumed that the plasma ions could de-
fuse freely in the axial direction (whereas the plasma diffusion Is ambipolar in
all directions), and because he employed the diffusion equation at pressures

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8293
below which its use is Justified, Hopson I s conclusion:-thAt there: 'is ~~a 1 g
imitin
pressure below which a beam plasma cannot be f omed As regarded as erroneo d
us, an
the agreement between his experimental results and his theory as'fortuitous. .-A
theory of the stable beam plasma is developed on the assumptions that the elec-
tron beam is uniform, that the secondary electrons do not ionize, and that charg-
ed particles leave a volume element only by ambipolar diffusion (i.e., that re-
combination is negligible). The diffusion equations*are sol-ved for the two.limit-
L-ir- cases
hat the diffusion is overwhelmingly radial (high pressure and weak
-4
magnetic Iield) or axial (low pressure and strong magnetic field)j and the solu-
'ion for the intermediate case is discussed briefly. The theoretical results are
compared with experimentally measured densities of the beam plasmas produced by a
3-3. mm diameter 4 mk beam of 900 eV electrons traversing a 33-35 cm long 1 cm
diameter glass tube containing hydrogen At pressures up to 0.08 mm Hg. The elec-
tron density in the plasma was determined by observing the resonant frequency
shift of a cavity resonator through which passed a portion of the tube. When the
longitudinal magnetic field was ~2 Gauss the electron density in the plasma in-
ner predicted by the theQry-.
creased with increasing hydrogen pressure in the man
at
the density increased rapidly at low pressuresj reached a plateau of 109 cm7j
Caid 2/4

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ACCF-S-SION NR-. AP5018293
about 0.02 mm Hg, and subsequently increased as the square of the press.ure. The
agreement was roughly quantitative for an electron temperature of 20 000 OK.
Increasing the magnetic field or the electron beam current led to instability
(signaled by the appearance of high frequency electromagnetic noise) and to the
disappearance of the plateau, The variation of the plasma electron density in
the axial direction was measured by sliding the resonant cavity along the tube*
When the operating conditions were such that the diffusion was essentially en-
tirely radial, the plasma density was constant, as was expected* Yffien the dif-
fusion was mainly axial, howeverp the measured density increased menotonically
as the measuring cavity was moved away from the electron gun, where
as a maximum
was predicted at the center of the tube. This discrepance is attur-i-ibuted to
secondary electron emission from the collector. ItIn concluaiong we consider it n
our duty to express our gratitude to Professor N.D.MoEg~dis for discussing the_
ts of the work and for valuable advice and remarks*" Grig,,Art. haat 12
resul
formulas and 4 figures*

APb028607 SOURCE CODE: UR/0057/66/036/008/1364/1371
HOR: Levi tskiy, S.I.M. Shashurin I.P.
ORG: Kiev State University im. T.G.Shevchenko__LKiyavskiY gosudarstveanyy universi
ITLI Pert-.1!rbvti_ri1 of a beam plasma by the fielfiz- of the oscillations that arise
in it
SOURICE: Zhutmal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 8, 1966, 1364-1371
.TOPIC IVAG.S: hydrogen plasmn,olectron beam, electron temperature, plasma oscillation,
plasma atability, plasma beam interaction
AIBSTFL~~'.,-'T: 'I'lle authors have continlied their earlier investigation (ZhTF, 35, No.7,
1965) :;;.' the plasmas produced by ionization of the residual gas in a low-vacuum
chaimber by an electron beam ("beam The present experiments, using the
.apparatus described In the earlier paper, were undertaken in an effort to elucidate
so-me of the complex phenomena previously noted by the authors and others in connection;;
with the oscillations that arise in beam plasmas. In the present experiments the beam',
plasmas were produced in a more than 16 cm long, I cm diameter glass tube containing
hydro.-en at from 10-4 to 10-1mm, fig by an up to 25 mA beam of 0.5 to 1.5 keV electronsi
in the Dresence of an up to 500 Oe longitudinal magnetic field. The electron densi-
ties in the plasmas were determined from the shift In the resonant frequency of a
:cavity resonator enclosing part of the discharge tube, and the Intensity of the plasma
oscillations was observed by recording the strength of the signals in the 350 to 750
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ACC NR: AP6028607
hiRz range picked up by a loop. In some of the experiments the electron temperature
was measured with the aid of three 3 mm diameter plane surface probes. As a function
of the electron beam current, the plasma density first increased linearly, then re-
mained approximately constant in a certain beam current range (from about 3 to 12 mA
in one case), anti finally increased rapidly with further increase of the beam current.
The radio noise intensitv behaved similarly, The distribution of plasma density and
noise intensity along the length of the tube with constant beara curient was also com-
_ under some condition!-, he
pley- the plasma density was constant ovei about one-third t
'longth of the tube (nearest th-a electron gun), decreased to a minimum, and increased
or, approac
hing the anode; under these conditions the noise intensity was very low in
V
t1ho constant plasinn density region and was maximum in the region where the Dlasma
densilly gradient was large. Tie observed phenomena are accounted for as results of
heating tile _0-'- 'Li-u"L-frequency o5cillations. That such heating can occur
:was established by injecting rf power at the appropriate frequency into a quiet beam
.plasma and observing a rise in temperature. As the plasma electron temperature rises
.the ambipolar diffusion constant increases, and the electron density tends to decrease, !
;Vrhen the electron temperature is sufficiently high, however, the plasma electrons
:ionize residual gas atoms, and the electron density tends to increase. The observed
,behavior of the system is ascribed to competition between these two processes, the
~consequent effect of the strength of the oscillations on the electron density, and the!
:effect of the electron density gradient on the strength of the oscillations. The
authors thank Ye.G.Filonenko for assistance with the experiments. Orig.art. has:
6 foratulas, 4 figures and I table.
SUB CODE: 20 SUBM DATE: 26Jan65 ORIG.REF: 009 OTH REF: 007
Card 2/2

KOMISSAA, S.I., irizhener; YELIDMAN. M.F., kandidat teklinicheskikh nauk-,
SHASHURIN, L.M., redaktor; YUDZON, D.M., tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Care and maintenance of railroad cars according to A.T.Sbchablikints
method; practice of the Southern Railroad] Osmotr i remont vagonov
po metodu A.T.Shcheblikina; opyt IUzhnoI dorogi. Moskva. Gos.transD-.
zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1953. 50' P. [Microfilm] (MI,RA 9:8)
(Railroads-Cars-Mai-ater)ance and repair)

SIDORITWO, Aleksandr Mikbaylovich, kandidat tekhnicbeskikh nauk;
SHASHURIN, L.I., inzbener, redaktor; YUDZON, D.M., tekhni-
FWays for improving technical inspection work] Puti uluch-
sheniia raboty punktov tekhnicheskogo osmotra. Moskva, Gos.
transportnos zhel-dor.izd-vo, 1955. 28 p. (MLRA 8:11)
(Railroads--Mainteriance and repair)

SHASHURIN, L.M., redaktor; VIRINA, G.F., tokhnichookiy rodaktor.
[Inspection. aud repair of automatic
avtotermozov v poozdakh; *pyt rabsty
dereg TS*ntr&, Urals., Sibiri i lUg&.
izd-ve, 1956. 27 P.
train brakes] Ommoti i romeat
punkt*v tokhmichooksgo osmotra
Moskv&, Goo.tranap.zhol-der.
("A 9:6)
1.Koscow. YmosoyuzVy asuchat-losladovatel'skiy institut zholozae-
dorozhnage transport&.
(Railroads--Brakes)

SPIVAKOVSKIY. Aron Llvovich; SUCHILIN, Georgiy ft~rovich; 4URUARRITRIN, L.H.,
inzhener. redaktor; XODYKIN, A.Ye., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Drain devices of railroad tank cars] Slivaye pribory zhelezno-
dorozhnykh vagonov-tsistern. Moskva, Goo. transp. zhel-dor.
izd-vo, 1956. 65 P. (MLRA 10:1)
(Tank cars)

BEZTSENNYY, V.I., inzh... retsenzent; SHASHURIN, L.M., insh., red.;
KHITFDVA,- N.A., tekhn. red. - - - I I
(outstanding workere in the maintenance and operation of rail-
road cars]Otlichniki4vagonniki. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat,
1962. 110 p. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Glavnogo upravleniya vagonnogo khozynystva
Ministerwtva putey soobshcheniya (for Beztsennyy).
(Railroads--Employees) (Railroads--Cars)

;,c v
It V

SiIA3HURINJI P.
gorkers at the Divenskiy Grain Receiving Station prepare to
receive the new grain crop in an exemplary manner. Muk.-elev.
prom. 29 no.5:8-10 My 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Direktor Divenskogo khlebopriyemnogo punkta.
(Divenskiy--Grain elevators)

SHASHIIJIPIN, S. L. FA 51T601
UM/Ktnee
Mining Methods
Mining Machinery
"80drift System in the X4apeheranginak Mine," S. L.
Shasburin, Mining ftgr, li pp
*Gornn Zharw No 3
Gives details of vorking methods in the Ehapchwu-
glzwk mine, Includes d1agrams showing the preparatIm
of block for exploitation, and urges mechanical In-
stead of hand mining in the pits.
w
5iT69

SHASHURIN, S.L., gornyy inzhener
Placer deposit mining in winter conditions. Gor.zhur. no.7:25-27
JI '55. (MLRA 8:8)
(Hydraulic mining)

,TUw-HURIN, S. L.
Block caving at the Nikitorrka mercur7 mines. Blul. THIN tsvet.
met. no.22:2-9 1.--17. (MIRA 11:8)
(Nikitovka (Stalino Province)-Meraury mines and mining)

"i iA.
'itHRIN, S.L., Iann "ech ~.)ci -- ((Jis:s) "S'Wdy of tne
'I" "
, L~InS.dn.'Stag,, -.Inder con(~iLions of strongly
syst'em 01
f iss~jred ores arld in the presence of old operations.
For. ex rqnle'.Le Nikitovsk Vereary Gorlovka, 19S8
2~ co (Novoche!rkass:,OrHer of Labor Ped Ban-er
L 1-4 4
In.,7t im S. Ord7honikid-7e) 150 coz,ies. Autior not %40~~
on cover. (FL, h2-5~, 116)
_ L15 -

SKASHnIN, Sergey Lavrentlyevich; LTASHKEVICII, A.S., gornyy inzh.. retsen-
zent; SEMY-NIN, A.P.. retsenzent; ALEKSLUMOY, N.H., red.; SIFTAGINA,
Z.A., red.izd-va; DOBUZHIIISKATA, L.Y., tekhn.red.
[Opencaqt placer mining; manual for qualification improvement of
workereJ Razrabotka rossypei otkrytym sposobom; posobia dlia
povysheniia kvalifikatsii rabochikh. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po, .-ornomu delu, 1959. 208 p. (MIRA 13:4)
(Hydraulic mining) (Strip mining)

SHASHURIN._S.L.,...kand.tekhn.nauk
How we improved working conditions. Bezop.truda v Prom. 3
-no.7:28-29 JI 159. (MIR-1, 12: -11)
(Nikitovak (Stalino Province)--Yercury mines and mining)

SHASHURIN, S,L.
Reworking nonferrous metal deposits, Razved. i okh. nedr 27
no.2:46-49 F 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Nikitovskiy rtutnyy kombinat.
(Nonferrous metals)

SfLl~;JIURIII, S.L.; 11,GNIY, V.I'%.
Improving the technoloMr of mercurj productioD. -13vet. met. 34
no.3:56-62 itr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Mercury-Metallurgy)

- S:,~AS;UZ, S3rgcy Lavrentlyevich; PA"TSEVSKIY , V.11., red.
IL'I'.SILAYA, SUI., tekhr- red.; LCEILDTA, L.N., tekhn. red.
[Secondar-y mining of nonferrous and rare metal deposits!
Povto--naia razrabotka -,,-estorozlldeni-i rud 'us,.-,-tnykh i red-ki2ch
metallov. 'Mos'kva, Gosgortekh-izdat, 1962. 237 p.
(MIRA 15: 10)
(Y'~ining engiriecring) (Nonferrous metals)

SHASHURIN, S.L., gornyy inzh.; PLAKSA, %V., gornyy inzh.; ONELICHENKO, A.N.,
kand.f,ekhn.nauk; GLEYZER, M.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Discussion of B.F.Navozhilav's article "Quality of ferrous metal
ores and the profitableness of production." Gor. zhur. no.9:
5-9 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Nikitovskiy rtutnyy kombinat, Donetskaya obl. (for Shashurin,
Plaksa). 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy markshey-
derskiy institut, LeAingrad (for OmellchenVo, Gleyzer).

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z~xilr, nc,,
1141IRe

kand. tald'n. nauk; PLAYSA, N.V. 0 gornyy Inzh.
Experience in the roller bit drilling at the Nikitovka open-pit
mine. Gor. zhur. n0-9:48-49 S 165. (MIRA 18:))
1. Nikitovskiy rtutnyy kmbinat.

ACC NR, AP06035720
souRcE CODE: uR/o4l3/66/ooo/oiq/oo82/oo82
(A)
INVEXTOR: Shashurin, Yu. S.; Ryushenko, N. M.; Grigorlyev, Yu. A.
,ORG: none
TITIZ; Machine for dispensing, bottling, and sealing mercury, Class 40, No. 186684
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, pron7shlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zna i, no. 19, 1966, 82
;TOPIC TAGS: mer cu ry me=rm3:y~~-Laa-, vEnimUig~~
AB3 -MACT: To prevent oxidation and losses of mercury and improve sanitanj work
conditions, this mercury dispensing, bottling, and sealing machine (see Fig. 1) is
1provided with an immobile vertical cylindrical vacuum chamber; this chamber contains
a hollow piston, power-driven piston rod, and bottling unit. The latter consists
iof a plurFer with a magnet fixed to its bottom end; a holder or chuck and a spring
bare mounted in the piston cavity. The machine is complete with a vacuum pump,
"U3,ing tube, lifting table, and pedestal. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [WA-961

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LYSENKO, V.Z.; -SHASHURIN, Yu.S.1,
Roasting mercury ores in a fluidized bed. TSvet. met. 36 no.l:
36-39 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:5)
(Mercury-Metallurgy) (Fluidization)

L 22556-65 EPAW-21W(m)1wrt)
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ACCESSION NR: AP5002186 S/0080/64/0371012/255712566
N. Povedskaya, L. G.-; Shashurin, Yu. S.
AUTHOR: Chernyayev, V.
TITLE: Investigation of the mercury purification process. Communication III in a
series of works on the rectification of metals
SqURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 37, no. 12,.1964, 2557-2565
TOPIC TAGS: mercury purification, disti-Ilation, distillation column design,
vacuum distillation
ABSTRACT: The purification oj mercury by rectification and the hydrodynamic
operating conditions of the plaidudistillation columns during the rectification were
studied. The higher efficiences of vacuum distillation in comparison to distilla-
tion at atmospheric pressure were recorded. Columns of different designs were
examined: a quartz column with slit plates with the cross section of the openings
equal to not less than 1091o of the column section was most effective. Fe, Al, M
Zn, Pb, Mn, Cd and Cu impurities initially present in amounts less than I x 10-
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Ut'll-ENTOR Shashurin, Yu. RyuEhen~o, N. M.- Grigorlyev, Yu. A.
ORG: tione
TITIRE., Machine for dispensing, bottling, and sealing mercury, Class ho, No. 186684
GOURCE,~ Izobreteniya, prorrf.sh11enqyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 19, !9066, 82
TOPIC TAGS: mercury,
tL -(- 'f -
ABSTRACT: To pre. oxidation and losses of mercury and improve sanitary work
conditions, this mercury dispensing, bottling, and sealing Machine (see Fig. 1) is
provided with an immobile vertical cylindri,-,al vacuum chamber; this chamber contains
a hollow piston, power-driven piston rod, and bottling unit. The latter consists
of a plunger with a magaet fixed to its bottom end; a holder or chuck and a spring
are mounted in the piston cayity. The machine is coaplete with a vacuum Dump,
fillAng tube, lifting table, and pedestal. OrIg. art. has: I figure. [WA-961

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2192/z382
AUTHORS: Gladyshev, G.I.., Kasatkin, L.V. and.Shashurina, S.P**
TITLE: Propagation characteristics of electromagnetic waves
in laminary periodic structures
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeni~, Radiotekhnika,
v. 6, no. 1, 1963, 77 - 82
TEXT: A multilayer dielectric system can be represented by
the equivalent "circuit", shown in Fig. 1. The electromagnetic
waves propagate in this system between two infinite ideally-
conducting planes -P and Q The elements of the system of the
same type as that of the region~II (see the area CEDF) have.
parameters C2 and IL2 and thickness A ; the elements of the
type shown in region I have.parameters s,, IL,. and a thickness d.!
The period of the system Is D = d + The quantities V.. and
1 in the figure representthe voltages and currents in the
system at the cross-sectIons AB, CD, EF and GH. It is first
necessary to evialuate the transfer function of a symmetrical
T-type quadripole ABGH in order to determine the propagation
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characteristics in such a periodic structure. The transfer
function is a product of the transfer functions of the quadripoles
ABCD, CDEF and EFGH.. It is shown that the characteristic equation!-
defining the propagation' function in the system is givan by:
sh Y
2
ch y (d +A) ch 46 ch y d Z, 41 Z2 sh Y d
Y2 z z 2
2 1
1-7-h er e yis the propagation coefficient for the region 1,
Y2 is the propagation for the region II and Z11 Z2 are the
-wave impedances of the regions I and II, respectively. The wave
impedance of the system is also evaluated. Eq. (6) is used to
investigate some special cases - in particular, the propagation
conditions in the absence of losses. It is found that in this case
the passband of the system consists of several discrete bands.
The effect of thin metallic films deposited on the surfaces EF,
MN,and so on, is also determined. Such layers are shown to
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introduce attenuation, which has a maximum at a Certain frequency*
This is explained by the shunting effect of the successive
conductive layers. The fr6quency-dependence of the resistive.,and
reactive components of the wave impedance of the system is also
investigated. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut radiotelchnicheskikh problem' AN USSR
(Institute of Radio -engine erJ-ng Problems of the
AS U-1~rSSR).
SUBMITTED: July 7, 1962 (initially)
Octobpr 109 1962 (after revision)
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SHASHURINA, Ya.N.9')inzh.
Results'of the International Conference of the Council of
mutual Economic Aid. Khim.mash. no.2:3-4 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Chemical e.ngineering-Congresses)

FFUNGARY / Chemical Technology. Procesaes & Equipment.
Abs Jo;xp: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 12, 1958, 39657
Author _._.S.hashvari-.--
Inst : Not given.
Titl,~ :Thermal Treatment in the Susi-)ended and the Pseu(Io-
LIquef ied State.
Orig P,tb: Epitoanyag, 1957, 91 140 3s 138-149-
Abs trac *L.: A technique is described for calcininE. finely
granulated and dust-like materials in suspended
and pseudo-liquefied states, as well as the com-
putation factors and the thermal heat transfer.
The computation methods for pneumatic transpor-
tation and the process for settling cyclone dust
are described. The possibilities of applying
thermal treatment to materials in a suspended and
in pseudo-liquefied 3tate3 is investigated.
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1
SuShYN, Cand,!Tled.nauk
Prevention of' climacteric hemorrhages. Pod., ak-ush. i gin. 22 no.6:
43-45 '60, (HIFA 14:10)
1. Ot-.laieniye fieloperativnykh metodov lecheniya (zaveduyushchiy -
Prof. S.P.Khaskin) Inotituta akusherstva i ginekologii AWT SSSR
(direktor - chlen-korrespondent AWN SSSR prof. P.A.Beloshapko
[Bieloshapko., P.A.] [deceased]) i Zalcarpatskiy nauchno-issledovatell-
sadL,v institut olchrany materinstva i detstva (direktor - kand.med.
nail-: -fzjV.Stovbunenlco).
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SHASKOLISIAIA, Havianna Petrovna; LISHKOVTUV, V.A., redaktor; XMINTSOVA,
-- - I - .Te.B., redaktor; MMUSWVA, N.Ta., telchni cheaki3r redaktor.
[Crystals] Kristally. Moskva, Gos.Izd-vo takhniko-teoret.lit-ry.
1956. 228 P. (crystals) (MLRA 9:6)

SHASKOL4SKAY'A, M.P. (Mosl-.va)
Irene Joltot-Curie. Fiz. v shkole 16 ne.4:26-29 JI-Ag '56.
(Joliot-Curia, Irene, 1897--11)56) (MIRA 9:9)

biusKoLISIMA, M.P.
- V1,
.5:47prPu ;~~ ~.
Irbne Joliot-Curie; obituary. Usp.fiz.nauk. 59 no.4:583-590 A-9 '56.
(KLU 9: 11)
(Joliot-Curie, Irbne, 1897-1956)

AUTHOR: Kocl-mov, V-.Ye. and Shaskol I sk,--ya, M.P. 70-2-11/24
TITI~;: Investi&ation of D lines in crystals of silver
chloride. (IssiedovaAye 1iniy skolzheniya v kristallakh
khloristogo serebra)
PERIODDC'AL: "Ya-istallonquaf~ya' (Crystallography), 1957 Vol.2,
No.2, pp. 2?4-277 (U.S.LR.)
ABS`Ti?_4.C'T-. As regaid atechanic~Ll propert;ies crystals of AgCl behave
like. a t.'ransparent metal and have an extension curve like
~Iaat of Cu but weakened ten times. Plate-s of AgC1 were pre-
pared. -Lurom single ci-jstal cylinders by pressing and rolling
fol.'
owed by 10-24 hours annealing at 400-440 G. The plates
were sp.Nreial tenths of a millimetre thick, corresponcTng to one
gr~ir. width, a~d the area of each grain varied between tenths
mi and 500 mm . The plates were examined under a polarising
microscooe while bein- stretched. Birefringence bands (as
aescribea by Obreimov, Brilliantov and Shubnikov-~ were visible
LLnd enabled the Qrocess to be followed. Fine sinuous lines
Viere observed no'G parallel to the birefringence lines. Exam-
ination in oblique illumination showed the latter to be step
)f lidi Oit aboat 4 000 It is theref ore clear that the f ine
Garjd L-ID3 'Gr`~Xes of slipping. The majority of the sli lines
- 0 -P
arise by t-he mer6ing rect1inear traces of -the slipping vhich

'L-Iv,_-S", -,-.'ion of Sli 10-2fl-gl,~4
-V linas :LI GI-yStals -of Silva c ia. 0a
,or--U
u,,~jear in -'U-he early stages of the process. The -Drocess of
tion in ACCI is concluded to be e-ctre-mely close
Aastic ]LeforLia
_., lh'- ill L-EtalS.
U ) UI_"U
P-h-
Zeit. So,;,,etunion. 6, 587, 1934 and Zh.RLis.Fiz.-
Daim. Obshch. (Piz.) 56, 817, 1cj26.
are 141 pho-UoEra-,)bLs and 7 ref-erences,
3 of which are
Card W2 Slavic.
-L,`0`I&,210_N: Ploscol.,., Steel Institute (Moskovskiy Institut Stali)
U
September 22, 10%.
A VA !L,~ BIB, Library of Congress

710-4-15/16
AUTHORS: S~vskol I skaya, k.P. and Vekil0v, YU. Kh.
TITLE Etc~, F iLures on Slip Lines and on the Faces of Polygonal iz ed
Slocks in Crystals of Silver Chloride. (Figury travleniya na
liniyakh. skol,zheniya i na granitsalkh poligonalInfl-ch blokov
v kristallakh khloristogo serebra).
PERIODICAL: Krictallog-rafiya, 1957, Vol.2y Nr,4-, pp.548-551 + 8
plates (USSIR).
ABSTRAT: Polycrystalline sheets of silver chloride, which were only
one crystal thick, were prepared by methods. described by the
a-a-hors and by Zhitni2tov (Zh'.Tek1a.Fiz.7 Vol.26, 772, 1956).
Sirg-le crystals, made by passing a melt through a furnace,
,72re pressed and then rolled into a sheet.0-3 mm in thick--
ness corresponding to a deformation of 98%. 6 to 8 hours
aunealing at 150-200 C served to relieve strains. The sheets
were etched bv thioffulphate solution to clean the surfaces
and flattened by squeezing between two plastic plates. A
second annealing at 400 + 10 C was given for 6 hours. The
01 . The sheet
area of each grain had trien become about 1 cm2
could then be stretched at 0'.07 mm/min on the stage of a
microscope. 'When lightly etched etch pits in rectangular
networks become apparent. - These often coincide with the
Card 1/?
7,-Llcn annealing; -if t~
~jis is
extended beyond 6 to 8 hours no netW0'rk is found. If one
a f these etched crystals is Slowly extended then Slip lines
appear. They are nearly perpendicular to the series of etch
lines demonstratii~g a direct connection between the two sys-
tems, On crystals deformed after annealing
etch pits appear
OnlY e-10XIZ, the wavy slip lines. A gradual displacement of
the grain boLindaries can be brought out by etching- . Thuere
are 8 plates and 1 figare, also 10 referen'ces, of v7b-jc!a
are Slavic'.
ASSOC IATIO-rol: Stalin Illstitjte of Steel, Moscow.
(Moskovskiy Institut Stali im. I.V. Stalina).
SUBMITTED: March 5, J-957.
AVAIT,ABLE: Library of Congress.
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SHASKOLSKAYA, M. P. and SIN-WW-FAN
"The Investigation of PlastIcal Deformation in the Crystals of sodium
Chl,_,ride and Silver Chloride,"
paper presented at the Conf. on Mechanical Properties of Non-Metallic Solids,
Leniggrad, USSR, 19-26 May 58.
Institute of Steel, Moscow.

SILASKOLISKAYA, Karianna Petrovna; ELITSIH, losif Abramovich; KHAMCIN,
.... . " - ;~~'L,'- ; - p-rdf.-, ri4d....' 'MOOTINSKIY, Ye.Ye.. red.; KRYUGHKOTA, V*M.,
teklui. red.
[Gollection of selected problems in physicaj Sbornik izbrannykh
zadacli po fizike. Pod red. S.E.Khaikina. Moak-va, ks.izd-vo
fiziko-ma-tera.lit-ry, 1959. 20? p. (MIRA 12:11)
(Physics--Problems, exercises, etc.)

SO-V/7u-4-1-17/26
AUTHijR,,3-_ `Iia;~IwLlskaya, INIJI. and. Swig J.1i-Pang
TiTLE Un- th~~I ~;'Iecla_nisT- of Piast,ic Defofnation in Crystals of
Ro,~k Sa-It (0 mekhanizme plasticheskoy deformatsii v
%,ristailalch kamennoy so-I-),
PERIODICAL- Kris~,r :."I.;-i-r-rafjya, _10T~O
'VoI 41 Nr 1, pp 80 (USSR)
f
'3STHA(
~T
C.t4rdl_,12
The fcrmat-4ccr olt' a band of birefringence on uniform
cor _L
, pression and extension of a single crysta-, of rock
salt Is, c..-xaiparedl with the study of the superficial
relief of -!he side faces of the crystal by a micro--
interferomet::-ic method. it is shown that in the initial
sta--es- c-f plastic deformation the birefringent bands a-re
nditioned by the slipping, To each band of bire-
frin~ence there correspond steps in the side faces, the
neights oP the steps on opposite faces of the crystal
never beizicf--, the same. The crystal is in a state of
tension on one side of the band and in a state of com-
r)~~ession on -the other, 'The double refract-Lon appears
to be ~~aused by t-he residual strains thus Droduced.
Acknowledgments are made to Professor B.N, Fink-el'shteyn,
V,L,, Indenbom, I,V. Stepanov and '1A.A. Vasil'eva for
their advice,

ij t`rlt-~ M~-:- CtLani sm. o1L' F la-S -L De f o rmat ion in -rSO V/ -A) -4 - 1- 1 ;'- '26
I 'n t 4 0
,, ystals of RoCic Salt
There are 10 figures and 12 references, 8 of which are
Soviet and 4 English,
AS'S:uCIATION -. Institut stali im. I.V. Stalina
(I.V. Stalin Institute of Steel)
SUBYLITIUM. J-une -1 IC: -"11958
2

~3U V/-j~ -i-4-1-14/26
AUTHORS: I - s1ka'va- M. P . a-ad Suniz J ~i i -f ang
ITIE,,- E~~-h FiE-urps and. Dislocations on Bands of Birefrin-ence in
CL-y~ta"Ls of Rock Salt (Figury travleniya i dislokatsii na
poiosakh dvI pre v krJ stallakh kamennoy soll
-1 J-
PEaIODICAL-. K-,-Iz;ta7 lograf 191~9, Vol 4~ Nr I- D-C 81 -- 84
L
(LTSSR)
ABSTR A I-'T.- It was found that e:tctl fi---ure-- on Tlastic-ally deformed
-rystai~ rock salt are distributed ir, strai-ht, lines
Ung to the bands of birefringence. This con-
f
-rm's a.ssuin-Dtion made earlier by the authors that the
bands of -hi-refringence represent slip bands and that
double ri~fraction is due to strains which are formed by
the retention uf dislocations, An estimate of the
of et~--h -"'-Lgures and of the difference in the slipp:L
'in opposite faces of the crystal gives the possibility of
J.
Gualitatil,ely vf---.-rifyinL~ -t.-he assumption that there is a
orie-tc,one between the etch figures and the
dislocations, Acknowledgment is made to Professor B.N.
Finkel'shteyn for his advice, Ther- are 7 figures and
4
~t ri~.ferennces, 5 cl" wh.Lch are ~3o-,--JeT, and 3 Enp-lish.,
Fi rd 12) 0

SUV/70-4-1-14/26
L,;tch Fi~Sures and Dislocations on Bands of Birefringence in Crystals
of Rock Salt
ASSOCIATIJN7 Institut stali im. I,V., BtalinA
(!-V. Stalin Inatitute Of Steel)
6GEMITTED, June 21, 1958
i
"a rd , I C-'
,

SOV/70-4-4-20/34
AliTHORSi Sun Jui-fang and Shaskollskaya, M.P.
On the Unique Correspondence Between Etch Figures and
.PITLE ~
Dislocations
PERIODICAL! Kristallograftya, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 4, pp 590 - 593
+ I plate (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The number of etch figures along bands of birefringence
in a plastically deformed crystal of rock sal-t is
compared with the difference of the magnitudes of the
displacements corresponding to the emergence of the bands
on the side faces of the crystal.
The association of dislocations and etch pits has been
demonstrated hitherto only by comparing the theoretical
dislocation density with the experimentally found etch pit
density. Slip in NaCl-type crystals was studied simul-
taneously by polarised light and by surface interferometric
itiethods and showed that the slip was non-uniform. It was
shown that a birefringence band in such a crystal
represents a series of edge dislocations and that at the
ends of the birefringence bands there exists a measurable
Cardl./2 difference in the magnitudes of the displacements in the

SOV/70-4-4-20/34
:.On the Unique Correspondence Between Etch Figures and Dislocations
slip plane. If all etch figures in one row correspond
to dislocations of one sign, then the number of etch
figures multiplied by the Burger's vector should give
the difference in slip between the two ends of the bire-
fringence band. The latter can be measured by the step
height on the side face of the crystal. This was done
with fair agreement and reasons for the decrease in the
numbers of dislocations in a slipband are discussed.
There are 2 figures, 1 table and 4 references, 3 of
which are Soviet and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut stali im. I.V. Stalina
(Moseav Steel Institute im. I, V,- Stalin)
STMITTTED: February 2, 1959

24(01
AUTHOR, Shaskollskaya, MI. P. SOV/53-67-1-1/12

T'ITJ~E: blemories of Frederic Joliot-Curie (Pamyati Frederika Zholio-
Kyuri)
Frederic Joliot-Curie (Prederik Zholio-Kyuri)

PERIODICAL: Vol '7,
Uspekhi fizicheskikh nauk, 1959, tj, Nr 1, PP 3-15 (USSR)
ABISTRACT: Tbe authoress of the present paper gives a detailed curric-alm vi-
tae of French Physicist Joliot-Curie, who died in the Fall of
1956. Joliot-Curie was Chairman of the World Peace Council,
Holder of the Nobel Prize and of the Lenin Prize, Member of the
Central Committee of the French Communist Paxty, Foreign Member,
AS USSR, Chairman of the World Federation of Scientists, and
Honorary Chairman of the Society France-USSR. Also several of
the deceased's scientific works and discoveries are discussed.
Particular mention is made of his friendly attitude towards the
USSR and to his visits to that --ountry. In May 1956 Joliot-Curie
was for the last time in Russia. Photos attached to the
article show Joliot at ihe Ob"yedinennyy institut
yadern~-kh issledovaniy (sToiut Institute for Nuclear Research),
:in Dubna, in the company of several scien-
Card I 'ists: Professor D. I. Blokhintsev, Director of the Joint

Memories of Frederic Joliot-Curie. 1 /112
Frederic Joliot-Curie
Tristitute for 11ticlear Rcsoarch; Professor Vaclay Votruba,
.L
Vice-Director of this Institute (Czecho3lovakia); S. G. Korney-
ev, Deputy Chief of the Foreign Department, AS USSR;
Professor Bruno Pontekorvo; Academician Leopold Infeld
(Leopolld Infelld)(Poland). There arf, 2 figures and 44 referen-
ces, 13 of which are Soviet.
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16(1) SOV/2o-128-1-17/58
AUTHORS~ Vekilov, Yu. Kh., Phaskollgkayaj M. P.
TITLE: Influence of Plastic Deformation on Internal Friction and
the Shear Modulus in Silver Chloride
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 128, Nr 1)
vp 71 - 72 (USSR)
ABSTRACT., This article presents preliminary results of an investigation
of internal friction in AgCl crystals: The authors investigated
the temperature dependence of internal friction and the shear
modulus by means of a relaxator of the type RKP-MIS. The samples
were 20 mm long and had a radius of 0.75 mm. They were pre-
pared in the following manners The AgC1 single crystals were
pressed on a 5o-ton press through a hole 2 mm. wide at room
temperature, and the resultant wire was drawn out without
intermediary tempering until a diameter of 0.75 mm. was attained.
Relaxation has probably not taken place between the individual
operations. Internal friction was ascertained from the amount
of the decrement of damping :
Card 1/3 Q_ 1, &/n=(1/nn) ln(A 1/1An), where n denotes the number of

.Lrff1dence ~)f PlasLic Defor:i.at_4on on Inturnal Friction SOV/ 2o 128 - I - '7/1513
and the Sh,!--ar Modulus in Silver Chiorid-?
oscillations between the amplitudes Al and A n. The temperature
dependence of the shear modulus GNf2 was simultaneously re-
corded, where f denotes the frequency of oscillations. A line
of a diagram illustrates the temperature dependence of internal
friction of deformed samples, At 200 it holds.- q-1=10-2. The
branch of internal friction corresDonding to hich tem-oeratures
be-ins to run at room temperature, and already at 7"50 it h-clds-,
0=10-1. After the measurements the deformed samples were
annealed directly in the device for five hours at 2400 and then
cooled in a furnace. They recrystallized completely and ob-
~ained fine-grained structure. The other two lines of the above
diagram show The temperature dependence of Q-1 and of the shear
modulus G ot' annealed polycrystalline kgC1 samples. At 200,
q-1 is smaller by 'wo orders than in the case of deformed
samples, and attained a value of (5-8).lo-4 in the individual
samples. Irterral friction begins to rise at 2000, It attains
a peak at 200o; which results in a corresponding variation of
the modulus. This reak --s obviously connected w4th the relaxa--
Card 2/3 tion of tensions at the 6rain. boundaries- The temperature de-

If- .
Inf luence of Plus tic Det o-i;ial, ion -_iri Internal Frict ion sov,
and "he Shear Llodulus i- Silvt-..,, Chloride
Inendence of i~'-e shear modulus differs in defcrimed and anneal-d
state. The modulus in deformed state depends on temperature
more strongly rhw 'I in annealed state, At 200~ the moduli dif fer
by 13 .17~9, thus considerably exceeding the error of measure-
ment. The sign of the modulus variation is anomalous because
the modulus usually becomes small(--r during deformation. The
authors thank Yu. V. Piguzov for valuable advice in measure-
ments. There are 1 figure and 7 references, 5 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: 'hloskovskiy inst i tut stai i -iiii. I ~ V. 5 ta I ina coy; Steel 7r,
tute Imeni I, V, Stalin)
PRESENTED: April 22, 1959, bly G. V_ Kurdyumov, Academician
SU31.=ITED: April 18, 13~5~
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Slf~SKOLSKA,YA. M. i
za
4499*~-~. The Distribution of Stresses and the Generation of Dislocations
Caused by Cleavage Cracks in Ionic Crjstals."
Chair of Physics, Moscow Steel Inst., USSR.
paper submitted for 5th Gen. Assembly, Symposium on Lattice Defects, Intl. Union of
Crystallography, Cambridge U.K. Aug 1960.