SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHORYGIN, P.P. - SHORYGIN, S.A.

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- ) F. P. and ". S3.
"On Relation of Spectra to Angle of' Tivis", of Methoxy and Dirnethylamino Groups
with respect to Benzene Ring Plane."
report presented at the 4th International Meeting of I.Ic!F:cular Spectroscopy,
Boiornm, Ital", 7-12 Sept 1959.
Tnstitutp- oC niysical Chemistry, the University of Moscvw.

SdORYGIR, P.P.; AIAUNE, Z.B. [Alaune, Z.]
Optical research of the interference of atomic groups in the
moleculez of organic compounds. Liet ak darbal B no.4:57-69 159.
(E&1 9:3)
1. Institilt organicheskoy khimil im. N.D. Zalinskogo AN SSSR i
Institut k1timit i khimicheakoy toklinologii AN Litovskoy SSR.
(Organic Compounda) (Molecules)
(Atoms)

5(4), 50) SOV/76-33-3-33/41
AUTHORS: Shorygin, P. P., Alaune, Z. B.
TITLE: Investigation of Solutions of Aromatic Amines in Organic
Acids (Issledovaniye rastvorov aromaticheskikh aminov v
orgp-nicheskikh kislotakh)
PERIODICAL: ""hurnal fizicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 33, Nr 3, PP 717-721
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the case of aromatic compounds which possess an electronega-
tive group in the para-position to the amino group, a salt forma-
tion leads to a noticeable variation of the absorption spectrum.
Similar variations may be stated by comparing the Raman spectra
of nitro-benzene solutions with p-nitro-dialkyl aniline. Accord-
ing to these data the authors of a previous paper (Ref 1) as-
sumed that in acetic acid solutions aniline (I) forms no salt
but a compound with the solvent. In this case the authors studied
the spectra of the solutions of (I) and dimethyl aniline (II)
as well as the corresponding para-nitro compounds. The absorp-
tion spectra were obtained by means of the photoelectric spectro-
photometer SP-4 with a concentration of 10- 2 _ 10-4 moles/l of
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50'1/76-33-3-33/41
Investigation of Solutions of Aromatic Amines in Organic Acids
graphed by means of the three-pgism spectrograph ISP-51 with the
excitation of the Hg line 4358 1 (concentrations of (I) and (II)
being about 101it, that of p-nitrodiethyl aniline (III) being
4_1~6). On the basis of the absorption spectra obtained from (I)
in acetic acid (IV), heptane and HC1 solutions (Fig 1) it is as-
sumed that a salt was formed by about 95% (1) in 80% acetic acid.
Since (I) is acetylated already at room temperature, the Raman
spectra of the system (I) + (IV) cannot be clearly interpreted.
(II) is not acetylated and it was possible to determine the co-
efficients of the line intensity of the benzene ring (I 16oo/ilood
for (II) (Table). The absorption curveo of the solutions of (II)
(Fig 2) indicate that up to 901% of salt is formed in 100%
acetic acid. The above-mentioned spectroscopic data, however, do
not exclud.e the formation of complex compounds. The absorption
spectra cl' (III) show (Fig 3) that no special salt formation oc-
curs in acetic acid, whereas in a benzene solution of trichloro
acetic acid 99% of (III) pass into a salt. There are 3 figures,
1 table, and 3 Soviet references.
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Investigation of the Solutions of Aromatic Amines in Organic Acids
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheski-..- institut im. L. Ya. Karpova (Physical and
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Chemical Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov)
SUBMITTED: September 11, 1957
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AUTHOR. Shorygin. P. P. SOV/76-33-7-6/40
TITLE,: Mutual Influence of Substituents in the Molecules of the
D-Disubstituted Derivatives of Benzene
PEIRIODICAL; Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii~ 1959... Vol 33; Nr 7, PP 1477 - 1483
(USSR)
ABSTRACT.~- All experiments failed which have hitherto been made for the*
purpose of describing chemical and physical properties of the
benzene derivatives by independent constants or increments
(which characterize the substituents, as, for example, data on
absorption spectra (Ref 1)). In order to form an idea of the
properties of aromatic compounds with two substituents. the au-
thor compared here the results of an investigation of three
types of r;ompounds (X-C6H5~' NO 2-C6H4-X, and X-C6H4*'NR 2) (Table).
He referred to data available in publications on dipole moments
and spectra as well as to data published in the preceding papers
(Refs 3,,5) and (Ref 4). The table shows the influence exercised
by the NOf and NR, group upon the frequency of oscillation of
the individual substituents X. The latter are divided into
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R.-Z'Lial Influence of Substituents in the Molecules of SOV/76-33-7-6/40-
the p-D;.s---:bst-~tuted Derivatives of Benzene
4 9-~OuPs (in the table), one group wi-'.,h distinctly marked
~-lestronegative properties and another with electropositi-re
p-rcperties. These considerations led to the following c-ons-lu-
-3-;ors. The difference in the ability -Df 'he substitil-ents X -o
a-lz as electron donors --'Is greater in the dipole moments off
P,XC6H4NO.-. smaller in the dipole moments of C 6H5X, and s-.ill
sipaller in the dipole moments of p-XC 6HANRV The ability to
a--t as electzon donors of the substituents depends on the kind
If mutual influence of the groups of atoms and cannot be shar-
a,1-terized by an independent increment. The introduction of the
individual substituents X results almost in all cases in an
approximation and intensification of the neighborinE intense
absorption waves. The influence exercised by the substituents
upon the physical and chemical properties of p-XC H Y molecules
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J.s stronger if one of the substituents is elect-ronegative and
"he other electropositive, and it is aonsiderably weaker if
both substituents are electropositive or electronegative~ The
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Influew- of Substituents in the Molecules of SCV/76-33-7~6/40
-'-i:: D~gubsti-uted Derivatives of Benzene
upon the '-Indi-,;-idual properties of the molecules offers man,r
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General data, a definite relationship, howeve-r, --"s not to be
~-z.xper~ted. Some discussionsare given con-~~ernine the reasons
fc,-,- the d-~fferences in this sequenoe. There are f-gures-
table, and 14 references. 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOC I ATI ON. Instit-.-.t orga-licheskoy lthimii AIT SSSR,Aloskva (Institute Of
OiLanic Chemistry of the AS USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITTED-, September
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AUTHORS: ShorYF,1iDj.'.T1,:T., Shkurina, T. N., 3hostakovskiy, M. F.,
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'Si ellkovskaya, F. P., Zelenskaya, M. G.
TITLE: Spectroscopic Investigation of N-Vinyllactams and
Anilides
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye khimicheskikh
naul.c 1959, Nr 12, pp 22o8-2212 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Spectra of N-vinyllactams and anilides were studied, and
the mutual influence of groups was investigated. Vinyl-
lactams contain the sy6tem C--C --- N-C--O; the examination
of the interaction of atoms and groups can be simplified,
to the first approximation, by considering the effect of
the N-atom on C==C and C=O bonds, as well as the mutual
interaction of the double bonds. Raman and UV-spectra
of vinylpyrrolidone, vinylpiperidone, vinylcaprolactam,
of various anilides (formanilide, acetanilide, etc.),
and of simpler molecules containing an N-atom and a
carbonyl group (pyrrolidone, N-butylpyrrolidone.,
Card 1/3 caprolactam, dimethylacetamide were taken. Spectrograph

Spectroscopic Investigation of N-Vinyllactams 77o82
and Anilides sov/62-59-12-26/43
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ISP-51 and FRK mercury 'amp were used to obtain Raman
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spectra, and spectrograph SF-4 to obtain UV-spectra.
Spectra of vinyllactams in the double bonds region
showed lines characteristic for C=C and C=O bonds.
It was found that the presence of the N-atom at the
double bond influenced considerably the spectral
characteristics: the frequency of the C=O bond was
lowered nearly as much as in molecules contadning
>N-C---O bonds. Values of the extinctidn. , 60effiolent
of C=O bond line in vinylpiperidone and vin-ylciirro
lactam were quite high, and close to those -of.y.Jnyl-amine.
The intensity of C=C line of vinylpyrrolidone was
substantially higher, and that of C=O line in all
three vinyllactams was many times higher than in com-
pounds with > N- C:=O bonds. This anomaly in the
intensity of the C=O bond in Raman spectrum was the
most peculiar characteristic of vinyllactams which
distinguished them from molecules with C=C--N-< and
>N-C~O bonds. It can be explained by the influence
of the C=C bond, through the N-atom, on the carbonyl
group (in the bond system C=C-N-C=O). Similar

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relationships were also observed in anilide spectra.
It was noted that the alkylation of N in anilides
weakened the indications of conjugation of N with the
benzene ring, and strengthened those of conjugation
with the carbonyl group. It can be assumed, therefore,
that a C6H5NRCO-X molecule loses the coplanarity of the
system C6H5-N-C and the system C- N-COX becomes more
planar. There are 3 tables; 1 figure; and 6 references,
1 U.S., 1 U.K., I German, 3 Soviet. The U.S. and U.K.
references are R. Bowden, E. Braude, E. Jones, J. Chem.
Soc.' 1946, 948; E. Corey, J. Amer. Chem. Soc., 75, 2301
(1953).
N. D. Zelinskiy Institute of Organic Chemistry, Academy
of Sciences, USSR (Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni
N. D. Zelinskogo Akademii nauk SSSR)
April 7, 1958
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24(7)
AUTHOR: Shorygin, Professor 3/030/60/000/01,/022/067
BO15/BOO8
TITLE: 4th International Cojiference on Molecular Spectroscopy
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 196o, Nr 1, pp 6a-70 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Conference was convened by the International Association
for Theoretical and Applied Chemistry in Bologna (Italy) in
September 1959. More than 500 scientists attended, among them
14 from the Soviet Union. More than 200 reports were received
which dealt with a wide range of problems of molecular
spectroscopy. The Soviet scientists gave reports dealing with
the individual trends developed in Soviet spectroscopic
laboratories. On the recommendation of the Scientific Faculty
of Bologna University, the medal G. Ciamiciano was awarded to
A.N. Terenin, Soviet Scientific Academician, for outstanding
studies in the field of spectroscopy. An exposition of optical
instruments was combined with the Confere ce I among which the
F_ s
double beam spectr photcmeterlAf type CF-4 see figure) and the
ee figure) are
double beam vacuum appliance of type ~IR
specially mentioned. The Conference stressed the increasing
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2FIg~n, Geyderikh, M. A., 6 60/034/02/011/044
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BOIOYBO15
TITLE: The Effect of Substituents on the Properties of Aromatic Nitrilesi
and Sulfonesl
PERIODICALs Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimiiq 19609 Vol 34,, Nr 29 PP 335-342 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Raman spectra, ultraviolet absorption spectra, and dipole
moments of the para-derivatives of bentonitrile and methylphenyl-
sulfone were examined and compared~ The frequency values of the
-C'.-T-group valence oscillation of the para-derivatives of the
bentonitrile Raman spectrum, of the coefficients of integral in-
tensity ICjW of the CN line in the Raman spectrums of the intensity
iC'N of the CN absorption band in the infrared spectrum, of the
rave lengths of the most important maxima of the intensive ab-
sorption bands in the ultraviolet spectrum ~measured with the SF-4
spectrophotometer), and the dipole moments kmeasured by V. N.
Vasillyeva and Z. S. Yegorova in benzene and dioxane) are shown by
table 1. Table 2 shows the frequency difference of the groups Y
in the molecule X Y and (Y = N029 COR, CN, SOOR,OE)l
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The Effect of Substituents on the Properties of
.'.1-omatic Nitriles and Sulfones
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absorption bands, and the difference between the measured dipole
moment for X--r, the
distinction between the free and the forced oscillations becomes
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questionable. Under these conditions, the polarizability conception
is no more useful. Instead, a more general "transitional function"
can be introduced which Is used in radio electronics and in theory
of oscillations. This function describes the general features of
the spectra. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii Akademii Nauk SSSR
(institute for Organic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences SSSR)
SUBMITTED: lojul63 DATE ACQ: 26Feb64 ENCL: 00
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S-HORYGU4, P,.F.; ROSHCHUPKIN, V.P.; MOMENKO, A.Kh.
Regularities in the mutual influence of atomic groups adjoinging
the methylene bridge. Dokl. AN SSSR 159 no.2:391-394 H 164.
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1. Institut organicheakoy khimii Sm. N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom A.N. Nesmeyanovym.

1,1, KIT"' PF--KO A. K!, SH C I R'-,-
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AUTHOR: Morozov., V. A.; Shorygin., F. P.
TITIE: Contribution to tjie--t'_h_eor7 *~i_~~(iiia:tive width of
SOURCE: Opt1ka i spektroskopiya, v. 19, no. 2, 1965, 289-291
TOPIC TAGS: spectral linep line width, photon, spectral energy distribution,
light emission
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (Abstracter's note: the refer-
ence to the earlier paper has been omitted from the source as a result of a print-
erts error]; where a system of equations for the U matrix was derived with account
of exchange of virtual photons between overlapping intermediate levels. The pre-
sent paper considers the influence of this phenomenon on the change in the
spontaneous-emission line shape. The spontaneous-emission line contours are cal-
culated for a molecule with two close excited levels remote from the ground level,
first neglecting and then taking into account an exchange of photons between the
excited levels. Allowance for the exchange is shown to produce a noticeable shift
in the line peak and a strong,distortion of its symmetry. Ori art. hast 3 fig-
ures and 15 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Krushinskly, L. L.;

TITLE: The theory of line intensities in Raman spectra
Ely,
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 19, no. 4, 1965) 562-574
TOPIC TAGS: Raman scattering, line intensity, harmonic oscillator
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ABSTRAM This paper is the sixth in a series dealing with the Raman scatt
ering
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theory published by the authors since 1961. A comparison is made between the-

uantum and classical theories of the line intensities of Raman scattering in
q
different excitation regions. It is shown that away from the -resonance the rresult
of the two theories practically coincide. Near the absorption band the quantum
treatment leads to a slightly different frequency dependence of the line intensity
than does the classical approximation. In the resonance region a satisfactory,
coincidence of the results occurs only for large attenuation constants (exceeding~-.~
the half-width of the vibrational structure of the absorption). of the electronic
oscillator. For smaller constants, the"a--assical model of the linear oscillators,
with periodically varying parameters leads to a 'rough qualitative agreement with
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the result's of quantum mechanical calculations4l Some of the codclusions obtaine-d.
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compared with th .-I :;,,e!
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that Albrecht's theory is based on the saine'physical ass tions ".P1 tchek0s
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AUTHOR., Shorygin, P. P,; Roshchuokin, V.'~F*-V~ E~t lar val-L,G
TITLE: Effect of substituents on systems-of Pi bonds ja a methylene bridge
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SOURCEI zhurnal fizichookoy khimil, v.,39, 3,-1965, 605-612'
TOPIC TAGS: methylene bridget Pi -bond, _..tjjtr(jvJQ1et absorptton. spectrum nitrile -
ABSTRACT- The spectroscopic parameters of molecules ot t1h0-'ty_Pd,-X411_j~'z N'.-
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X-CH2-CH2 C'IbN were.cwpared in order to'establish-the similatt~ - -
tLesand differences in the influence of substituents (X)-transmifted through* if--l-
ferent types of bridges bet-46en the groups X-and_.'~V.','_Tn:-a~dition', moleculeswith
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methylene bridges were compare . X-OH27.~CZN,-X-CH2~-CH'~'3CH2,-,X~-CH~-CO-R (general-
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formula X-CH2-';'/') and also certain compound'" ot-the typ~,X-9#2-Ph. In
molecules, atom Z (the atom of group X directly 'd 'n-t to--th--- -,thylen
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either (1) is not a heavy atom or does not have low electrone tivity*
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or (3) is a heavy atom.-:The influence of each type of,$U-64tft'~-
iuent in each type of molecule is discussed 'on this basis in terms of the eledtrda-'
~donor and electron-acceptor capacity of the various groups.--Orig. art. has:
13 tables and 2 fig'urese,
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AUTHORS: MorozoV, V. A.; Sborygin, P. P.
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,~TITLE: Contribution to the theory of resonant transformation of
light by molecules with consideration oE two intermediate energy
levels
~SOURCE: Optika I spektroskopiya, v. 20, no. 2, 1966, 214-223
'TOPIC TAGS: light scattering, secondary emission, molecular inter-
:action, light absorption, quantum electrodynamics, quantum field
theory
1ABSTRACT: The transformation of light by molecule Is examined, takLrg
into account four of its energy levels 1~two intermediate.levelsl., on
the basis of the Reitler-Ma solution of the Schrodinger equation in.
the energy representation for a system consisting of a molecule and a
quantized radiation field interacting with it (Proc. Roy. 1r. Ac.
V. 52, 109, 1949). Interest In this problem has lately been increas-11
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lin-o, in connection with the study of secondary emission modulation
effects. Expressions.are obtained for the intensity and shape of
the absorbed and secondary radiation lines with allowance for virtual,
photon exchange between overlapping intermediate levels. In cases
where this exchange is negligible, theresulting formulas coincide
with similar ones of V. Weisskopf (Ann. Physik. v. 9, 23, 1931).
The technique employed is compared with other quantum electrodynamic
methods of considering this transformation of light by molecules.
i The relationship between absorbed and secondary radiation is dis-
cussed. The authors thank L. L. Krusbinskiy and L. N. Ovander for
a discussion of the results -.-Z-rig. art. has: 5 rigure-s--a-Ed-74-1 for-
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"Astron Zhur" Vol M, Fo
Lists astronomical -works publi"hea 34 VS-% 10 I?eb
Nwr 1948: (a) books" PamPhIetO a6ad 0Q11e0tIoAO~
or articles, (b) syllaluses, (a) Oplufter4l (d)
l
p4*iodloals and,publications; Or 1%Mt1tates dad 01).
articles in Jam-A&IR of seneral
Ib
Mucleus"*, 2 Even this VloaOl 10 UtleatiftfaCtory,,
havWar, since it does not eZplaln eaere~r output at
giant stars. one. must suppose tuat V red giants
distinct from stars, there is no ID41v Ser:Jea of
vective nuclei.

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USSR/Physics Tal/Aug 48
Astronomy
Bibliography
"Astroamical Literature, Published in USSR in April
and may 1948, " S. A. Shorygin, 4 pp
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXV, No 4
LLsts author, title., date and price of each work.
Iku
14/49T107

Literature
Jet Planes
Nov/Deo 48
"Index No 57 of Astronomical Literature nblishn& in
the,UWR in August and September 1948," S. A. Shory-
gin, 6 pp
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXV., No 6
Co
Includes: "Astronomic Report on the Eclipse of
9 YAy 1948, " by the Irkutsk Astr Obe and the'Irkatsk
Oblast Sec of VAGO (All-Union Astr Geocl Soo), B. V.
Lyapunovla psinphle+2, "From the Rocket to the Jet
04 P,lans," and 1, F. Polak's "The Planet Mars and the
56/49T8
IISSR/Astronamy (Contd)
Nov/Dee 48
question rf Life an It." Alsa lists circulars
v=we observatories.
ift
56/49T8

STIOT"IrITINI S. A.
"Annotated Index 'No. 30 of L'Ton-periodic Liter-atfire on the Physical Sciences Published
in the First Falf of Y47." R9PFK14I PIZ. NAUK, 311, No. 1, 1948.

SHORYGIN) S. A.
PA 12/49T102
USSR/Physlos Apr 48
Bibliography
"Annotated List No 33 of Literature on Physical
Sciences, Published in the USSR in Jawary and
February 1948," S. A. Shoxygin, 1%1- pp
"Uspekhi Fiz Neuk" Tol XXX1V, No 4
Lists works under headings "Books and Pamphlets,"
"Publications of Institutes and Uaiversities," and
"Articles in Journals.'
12/49T102

C'Ur -)V(fT:-
. ) - . I, -1 A.
"Annotatr.,] List No. 34 for Litecature Dealinc; wi-th Plivn-i-cnl Scienres which were
Plibli7,hnd in t,(- '113.13R 4n l.'arch 35, No. 1, 194~-.

3 F-~ 07jyrjV~ S. A.
- .2
"Ann-,tatlei List No. 35 IfOr Literature Dealing with Physical Sciences which was Published
in the USSR in April 1949." 35, No. 2, 1948.

S-70-~.VGT!,! ) ' . it .
"Annotated Li3t No. 36 for Literature bealing With Physical Sciences which was Publishe-I
in the USSR in Anril 1W." 35, No. 3, 1948.

-,!!n ~- - k
"Annot,nt-~ Llst, Nr. -11 ' of L-Ite--aturr, Duealing with Phyricnl Sciences whic'- lWas Published
.1
in the IISS.TR in I-'ay 194"." 35, 'Io. 4, lQ4P,.

ussR/Acadow or sciences Sep
Physice
Publications
-Armotated Index No 38,or Literature On the
Pb7sical Sciences) published in the USSR in July
1948, S. A,. Shorygin, 12 pp
"Uspekhi Fiz Nauk" Vol XMI, No 1
List or e=e 140 articles, books and pamphlets on
pb7sicB Includes: Ta. 1. Levtfidphls "Physical
FundamentWIs of Aarod7nam4ds at High Speeds,"
K. F. Teodorchik's "Autq-0acillating Systems,"
P. V. ShmOov's "Color TelpvisjoA," "Collected
48/49T3
USSR/Academy of Sciences (Contd) Sep 48
Uc.wks of the Institute of Natural History," and
Several articles by Teander, Ivanenko, Avaklyants
and Galanin on various aspects of the atom.
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Bibliogr,aphy
"Aft6tated Index No 39 on Literature of n7siciAl
SaienceB,'Publishe& in USSR in August 1948,"
S. A. Shorygin, 12 pp

OUspekhi Piz Nauk" Vol XXXVI, No 2

TAsts .116 articles books, and pamphlets -in
phOics published in August 1948. Among authbrfi
menti6necl are: S.. Z. Belenlkiy
Pr6btasee in Cosmic RW"), M. V.-.Belyakoli
'
(-Aotlon of
Meteorological Conditions on th
!!ropagaZ3.on or ultrashort Waves"), and B. V.*
V'1.10V ("History of Aviation From the Simple
Rocket-to the I-Tet Plane"). Lists i-notruments ard-

V. and. an explanation of their cbaracter-
equipment
Istics, manufactured by the "'Fizelek-tropribcr"
ractory..

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1~ ~". yfT." . , .
o pub lj"~.Ovanrloy
tell t--Iq 62 Literatul,7,
II.-i--,r -~~Irlyy ukazan - - - -28
- , -,ti . . I ic,,,ja -. ;,---trcrl. zhurriai, 190, %YP- 53 - 324
v iyune i IY'U-- e I , / ~.

MMYGIN, 3. A.
IfNew Books on Fhysics and Astronowj (bibliographical index including 78 titles of
books -and articles -,dth 17 annotations), Fizika v Shkole, Vol. IK, No. 6, pF 84-87, 1949.

SHORYGIN, S. A.
37868 annotirovarjW ykazatell No. 63. astromonicheskoy literatury,
opublikovannoy v assr v avguste i sentyabre 1949 t. astron.
zhurnal, 1949, vYP- 6, s. 378-82.
So. Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 47, 1949

USSR/Astronowy Mar/Apr
Bibliography
"Annotated Index No 59 of Astronomical Literature
Published in the USSR in December 1948 and January
1949," S~ A. Shorygin, 5 pp
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXVI, No 2
Liste 67 articles; books and brochures on astron-
coy.. Gives notice of a series of informative
bulletins- based on data obtained at Soviet
observatortes. Mentions article by Izotov,-
"Essay m the Study of the Shape of the Earth,"
in "Fizika Y Shkole" (Physics in School), No 5,
PA 42/49 'T~
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UkR/AstronamT May/jun 49
Planets
"Conference on the Physical Aspects of Planets,
15 - 16 December 1948," S. A. Shorygin, 2 3/4 PP
"Aetron Zhurit Vol XM, No 3
Conference convened by Astr Council, Aced Sci
!TSPE, at the Astr Obs, Leningracl State U Imeni
A. A. Zhdanov, was attended by representatives
Of yarioue astronomical institutions. Seven-
teen specialists participated~ Prof V. V.
Sharonov, chairman of ~ conference, emp4asized
~nportance of Soviet studies of -pIanets.
58/49Z
ITiSSR/Astronamy (CoaW May/Jun 49
.necessity for establishing systematic large-
scale studies of planets was emphasized. Many
;reports on cosmic studies Y Observation Of
,planets, etc., were made.- Gives text Of
iresolutions adopted.

sF,oRycmT,, S. A.
USM/AstrodmW mayAun 49
Literitture
"Annotated Index No 60 of AstronomIcal Literature'
PUblished. in the USSR During February and March
1~49,n S. A. shorygin, 51 pp
"Aetroa Zhur" Vol XM,, No 3
Lists various books on astronmW, giving author-,*
title,, publishe&,, and price. Among others: Prof.
B. A. Voroutsov-Vellyaminov's "Gaseous YUBts and
New Stars," - Ye. L. Krinov I e "Meteorites , " and
0. Yu. Shmidt's "Four Lectures an the Origin of the
World'"
98/49T3~

S. A.
USM/Astronmy Jul/Aug W
Literature
"Bibliography of Astronomical Literature Published
in the ussR, April-jW i-q4q'Y'7,S;- A. Shorygink 5 pp'
"Astron Zhur" Vol MI, No 4
Izoludes a translation of G.'Gertner's book,
"Transparency of Cloudy Atmosphere for Infrared'
'Yaives," 9. N. Sytinskayals book, "Absolute Phot=-
4Wy4.. of Scattered,Stellar Objects,.!! and V. S.
Sukhorukikh's."The Microscope-and the Telescope."
6 c/.,,T
60/4M

SNMY,117-1', O~. A.
It A - ~ronomlcr,' ln---~:,: "I-. ~2 of B-.o'ys, Brochures, S, 'a,. --;phemeri-is,
- - ymn r o 3 -- - I -
Articles and Pihlioc~raphif-s Publishp-3 Tune-July 191,~" 26, No 5, 1~49. -clY',49-.