SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SIMONOV, YA.P. - SIMONOV, YU.L.

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BURKUVbXAYA, Ye.Kh., nauchnyy aotrudnik; DAWHOV, V.D. . nauchnyy sotrudnik;
YACHATW , I.N., nnuchnyy ootrudnik; BOBRIKOVA, V.N.: TERYINTTEVA,
T.N.: OCIUMAKOVA, L.F.; BMLIN, L.A., otv.red.; KITATTSEV, A.M.,
red.; KUZIMIN, L.A., red.; OLIMPOT, V.G., red.; SKITZYKIII, I.S.,
red.; RUSIN, N.P., red.; KARTYNOV, S.I.j red.; SIJJQli"V ;)Lar'pt,
red.; IVAHOV, A.P., red.; BESSONOV. N.P., red.; TASTIOGORODSLATA.
M.M., rod.; VLADIMIROV, O.G., tekhn.red.
(Diroctions for hydrometeorological stations *nd postsj Nastavlenie
.aidromotoorologicheskim attintaiiam I postam. Leningrrid, Gidrometeor.
(Continued on next enrd)

BITAKOVIXAYA, Ye.Kh.-(contimied) Card 2.
izd-vo. No.), pt.2. [Working up mteriale of meteorological
I
ovservations] Obrabotka mterialov -teteoroloi.icheskikh
nabliudenii. 1958. 85 P. (HIPA 13:1)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoys upravleniye gidrometeoro-
logicheskoy sluzhby. 2. Olavnaya geofizichesknya observatorlya in.
A.i.Voyeykovn (for Burkovskaya, Ignmov, Itachayev). 3. StarRhiye
inzhenery Hauchno-ionledovatel'skogo instituta veroklimatologii
(for Bobrikovii, Torentlyovn). 4. Glnvnoye upravloniye Gidromteo-
rologicheakoy fibizhby 355R (for GUGMS) (for Kitaytsev, KnzImin,
Olimpov, Mcltaykin). 5. Glevnaya geofizichesknya observatoriya (GGO)
(for Berlin, Nechayev,.Runin, Shcharbakova). 6. Upravleniya gidro-
metoorologicheakoy abizhby (U%IS) (for Martynov. Sinenov, Ivanov,
Bessonov).
(Meteorology-Obser-vers' m-inuals)

VULCXH, V.G.; 0:111CHINA, 11J.; IGRU!iOV, V.D.; 1INCHATAY, I.N.; PUKItOVSKAYA,
I.A.; T.HIZONOVA, T.S.-, TSYG.UIOVA, A.M.; RUSIN, N.P., otv.red.;
KITAYTS3V, A.M., red.; KUZIMIN, L.A.. red.; OLIMPOV. V.G., red.;
SKITZMIN, I.S., red.; BERLIN. I.A., red.; NECHAY3V, I.N., red.;
SUCII&MAKOVA, L.F., red.; MMTYHOV, S.I., red.; SIMONOT, Ya.P.,
red.; IVAHOV, A.F., red.; BESSONOV, N.P., red.; YASNOGORODSKAYA.
M.M., red.; VLADIIIIROV, O.G., tekhn.red.
(Directions for hydromoteorological stations and postal Nastnvlenie
gpidromotoorololdcheskim stantsilan i postan. Loninl-,rnd, Gidro-
metoor.isd-vo. N0-3. pt.1. [Obsorvations nt meteorological stations)
Meteorologichnskie nablbidentin na stantsiiakh. 1958. 223 P.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Missia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye ivornvleniye -,,idrometeorologi-
cheskoy sluzhby. 2. Sotnidniki Metodicheskogo otdela Glavnoy geo-
fizichenkoy observntorii im. A.I.Voyeykove (for Volokh, Gushchina,
Igrimov, Nachayev. Pokrovsk-iya, Trifonova, TSvgnnova). 3. Glavnoye
upravleniya Gidronateorolo4icheekoy ;lnzhby SSSR (GLIGHS)(for Kitnyteev.
Kuzlmin, Olimpov, Skitevkin). 4, Glavnaya Peofizicheskaya observatoriv3
(GGO) (for Berlin, Nechayev, ffiisin, Sherbakova). 5. Mestnyye upravleniya
Gidrometoorologicheskoy sluzhby (for Hnrtynov, Simonov, Ivanov, Bes-
sonov).
(Meteorolo,-7-Observntions)

SIMONOY, Ta.P.; SALXPOYA, A.I.; SMIRHOYA, A.I.; Sn.TSOVA, Te.M.; 14IKIIATLOYA,
A.D.; YZFIIIOYA, K.A.; MOIJOZ. Y.F.; M, Tu.I.; NIKOLATZYA, Z.A.;
ATZENBERG, M.N.; MIKUTLOYA, K.L.: 110GOVSKATA, Te.G.. red.;
YOLKOY, N.Y., takhn.red.
[&,,roclirmitio reference book on Nikolayev Province] Agroklima-
ticheskii spravochnik po Hikolaevskoi oblasti. Leningrad, Gidro-
meteor.izd-vo, 1959. 103 P. (HIRA 13:2)
1. Kiyev. Gidrometeorologicheskaya, observatoriya. 2. Nachallnik
otdola agrometeorologii Kiyevskoy gidrometeorologicheskoy observa-
torii (for Salepova).
(Nikolayev Province--Crops and climate)

~IIIXULUVJ ')0
Ya. I .; "ALEFOVA, A. 1. ; VA, A. 1. ; _Yi(R' VA, Ye.M.;
?. . - 1)
ALMIGH, P.B.; AYZEVIjFJ?G, M.M.; VIIKHAYLOVA, K.L.; USIIAKOVA,
T.V., red.; SE?GEYEV, A.N., tekhn. red.
[Handbook on agricultural climatology in Zaporozhlye Province]
Agroklimaticheskii spmvochnik po Zaporozhskoi oblasti. Le-
ningrad, Gidroreteoizdat, 1959. 111 p. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Ukraine. Upravleniye gidrometeorologicheskoy sluzhby.

SIMONIOV, Ye., kand.tokhu.nault
InvontirW should ar.4 M13t be taught. Izobr.i rats. n0.1:
~?4-25 Ja 160- (KIRA 13:4)
(inventions)

SIMONOV, Ye,A.
Manufacture of "Thermoblock" recuperator sectioqs. Lit. proizv.
no.1:37-38 Ja 161. (MPA 14 t 1)
(gounding) (Heat regenerators)

'. 1 .'G;'UV , ': ' ";
.1 .
I 10
..~,w :~ojthods I r molding f-langaa and fl-rwh~als of lev"-r shears,
oixohinostroonie no..L;IC7-108 Ja-F 162,. (MIRA 15:2)
(Molding (Founding))

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.1 . Ni.~ .
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01;r, - in g
moiinLain clinbers. , Vokrue svet - , no. 3. 1952
ly 1!~ .2,0 R,,�--ipn Acc2silnng, Libr-i-I of Conf-ress, Ilay ~ 'l- LTNCLtUS=--D.
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I. 5111-11rNOV p YE.
2. u!isp. 6W
h. Pamirs - Glaciers
7. On the greatest. glacier in the world, Znan. sila, 22, No. 12, 1952o
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, LAI - 1953, Uncl.

SIMONOV, Ye.D.; NOVOSPASSKIY, V.V., redaktor; RAKOV, S.I., tekhnichankly
3" No 'alpetwa-
r
[To the Ritea Lakel K ozoru Ritea. [Teket B.D.Simonova, red. V.V.
Novospasakit. Moskva, Ind-vo VTsSPS "Profizdat.1 1954. 11 p.)
illus. (MLR& 8-6)
(Ritsa lake-Guldeboolm)

SIX(RIOV, Te.D.. redaktor: ROTOTATEV, F.S., redaktor; BOROVIKOV, A.M.,
?WlRftr; BULGAKOV, N.V., redaktor; GARY, B.A., redaktor, GTOZM-
SKIT, N.A., redaktor; r-AMSKrY, Ye.M., re-daktor; ZATULOVSKIT,
D.M., redaktor; IVANOV, A.I., redaktor; UZININ. I.K., redaktor;
NNSTAROY, V.P., redaktor; SUSLOV, A.D., redaktor: TUSHINSKIT. G.K..
rodaktor; YUKHUT, I.V., redaktor; LIBIWAVA, N.G., redaktor; GOLI-
TSTN. A.V., redaktor; KOSHMVA, S.M., tekhntcheskly redaktor
[Connuared peaks; annual publication of Soviet mountaineering for
19531 Pobohdonnye vershirV; ezhatpodnik sovetskogo allpinisma
god 1953. Moskva, Goa. Izd-vo geografichaskoi lit-ry. 1954. 606 p.
(Mountaineering-Yearbooks) (KLRA 8:7)

SIXONOV, To.
Highest peak in the world. Geog. v shkole no.1:29-3-9 Ja-F 154.
(KLNA 7:1)
(Byerest. Mount)

SIMONOV'YO.D.
Gorges of hot springs. Priroda 44 no,9:73-77 S '55. (MLRA 8:11)
(Caucasus--Springs)

SIMONOV, Yevg.
Peak of friendship. Znan.sila 31 no.5:7-9 Ky '56. (XLHA 9:8)
(Kountaineering)

BUNDBL', A.A., red.; GIPM 'B.Ye., red.; GVOZDETSKIY, N.A,red.;
GRNKOV, L.I., red.; KUZ'MIN, K.K., red.; IMAVW, A.A., red.;
N-MYTSKIY, V.V., red.; ROTOTAYRV, P.S., red.; 5.Xg,"
red..
TUSHINSKIY, G.K., red.; YUKRIN, I.V.,red.; DOBRONRAVOVA, k. .',' red.:
GIXIKH. D.A., tekhn.red.; MALIGH'SVSKIY, G.N., red. kart.
LConquered peaks of 1954; n yearbook of Soviet mountAlneeringl
Pobezhdonnye vershiny god 1954; ezhogodnik sovetakogo allpinizma.
[Mos"al Gos.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1957. 431 (MIRA 11:1)
(MountAineerinp,--Yonrbooks)

BEROUt N.M.; SIMONOV, Ye.D., red.; GIPPENREYTER, Ye.B., red.;
KIZEL1,--V-.K-.,-Tff6-.j--KUZ 'MIN, K.K., red.; LETAVET, A.A., red.;
POLYAKOV, A.I., red.p f?JDTIDTAYEV, P.S., red.; FILIMDNOV, L.N.0
red.; KHRGIAN, A.Kh., red.; YUKHIK, I.V., red.; KONOVALYUK,,
I.K., mlad. red.i.GOLITSYN, A.V., red. kartj ARDANOVA. N.P.
tekhn. red.
fConquered summits; Soviet alpinism between 1958 and 19611 ?6-
bezhdennye vershiny; sbornik sovetakogo allpinizma, 1958-1461.
Moskva, Geografgiz, 1963. 406 p. (MIRA 16:6)
(Mountaineering)

NESMYEYANOV, An.N.; DZANTIYEV, B.G.; POZDEYEV, V.V.; SIMONOV, Ye.F.
Reaction of recoil atoms of tritium with benzenes Radiokhimia 4
no.IsII6-122 162. (MIRA 15W
(Tritium) (Benzene)

aDOSLYEV, V.M.; SIIIONOV, Ye.F.j SIIAYEV, A.B.
Synthesis of 2,,3-dimercaptopropa=l ethers* Zhur,ob.khime 32
no.9:3083-3088 S 162. WIRA 15:9)
1. Momkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M,V. Lomanosova.
(Propanol) (Ethers)

at L'~.EA cn Eff',_~,_As Ao-o,_-~at;~~
k,~ at - tive Tranz format ions, V enna,
t

J,l .. 17 ". Lf "', , V . "). ; "; -Ye.F.
C - x i r ri 4it - ive
1 ~,,- ttion of' 'he aced racy of 'he quan -.I_ t -
dr.tenzIna~,ion cf nca-lpuc-ina with rdrbyrinn. Vest. Moskl. un. Ser&
2:f(h],t. 20 no.4:30--33 TI-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:10)
.1- - Jr' -I- S Y, - r -
Kllt',~ ~ R raJf6lhbP!J. MO. 17PkC,90 gosudn,. tvenncgc unIverel
t4~ ti- .

S.I.Y,ONCJV., Ye.F.; NESMEYANGV, An. N.
Radiation conservation of amino acids In the course of their
interaction with tritium recoil atcma. Vest. Mosk. un. Sero
2.-Khim. 20 no. 5:28-30 S-0 165. (MIRA l8s12)
1. Kafedra radiokhimii Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
Submitted July 21, 1965.

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ORG:
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Ye F.; NSMUanoy, A* No
dra radioM2
TITLE: Radiation p eservatioAf aminoacids during the interaction with tritium-
recoil atoms
SOURCE: Moscow. Universitet. Vestnik. Seriya II. Khimiya, no. 5, 1965, 29-30
TOPIC TAGS: amino acid, neutron irradiation.- radioactive decay, lithium compounds
tritium, alpha particle
ABSTRACT: The effect of the relative content of lithium salt in irradiated
specimens on the radiation survival of a mother compound and on the yield
of the basic decomposition products and their specific activities at low
irradiation times was studied. Specimens of 1-glutamic acid, dl-methionine.
and 1-cysteine with the relative contents of lithium carbonate of 91, 60j
67., 501 33, 20 and 9% were irradiated. The total weight of the irradiated
specimens was 20-22 mg. Since the radiation composition during neutron
irradiation of mixtures of organic substances with lithium salts is somewhat
higher than in the absence of the latter,, the lithium salt of glutamic acid
was also irradiated for comparison. Quartz ampules containing the specimens.
were evacuated to a pressure of 10-2 mm Hg, sealed, placed in aluminum castes,
and irradiated for 15 minutes by a stream of slow neutrons of 0.87-1013 c=-29
Card 1/2 UDC; 51L1.15+539.16'

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ACC NR, AF6013601
sec-1. It was shown that the activity of HT for all aminoacids studied reaches
a maximum at the relative contents of 50% lithium salt and that the share of
activity attributable to C113T of the total activity of the gaseous phase for
glutamic acid is linearly varied from 10% for a specimen with W,10 lithium
salt to 63% for a specimen with 9% lithium salt. Thusj the significant con-
tribution of alpha-particles to the radiation decomposition of the mother
compound becomes apparent at low relative contents of the lithium salt even
at small irradiation times. Tabulated data indicates that the maximum
radiation preservation of the mother compound for the acids studied is ob-
servable at 33% relative contents of lithium salt in the irradiated speci-
mens*which corresponds tothe equinolar ratio of the irradiated components.*
Origo art# has: 2 tables. [JPRS3
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C~7/31
AUTHOILS: Kurochkin, B.N.1 Simonnv ('.I. Ck As rl V, A.1
Yomets, L.K. and ~_Wj_e_nsnT-,-A-.D.
TITLE: Operation of Open-hearth Furnaces on Natural Gas
(Rabota martenovskikh pechey na prirodnom gaze)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1959, Nr 5, pp 407 - 413 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. At the end of 1957, two works were operating open-hearth
furnaces on natural gas with a pressure of I and 10 atm.,
respectively. The investigation carried out by VNIIIIr
on these furnaces indicatel that the gas pressure, the
nature and pressure of the atomising medium, the rate of
consumption of the carb-,~risirag medium and some other
factors have a considerable influence on the efficiency
of utilisation of natural gas as an open-hearth fuel.
Mien the Libknekht Works start,.-d operation on natural gas,
its 1:)ressurc was fired at 2.5 - 3.0 atm. A study of the
thermal operating conditIons of a 185-ton furnace with
ail, or stoam as atomising, axlenta for the carburising oil
(up to 300,00 was carried out. For comparison a preliminary
investigation of the fur~iac_e operation when fired with
C. I lj'~ fitel oil was made. Characteris tic-, features of furnace

SOV/133-59--5-7/31
Operation of Open-hearth Furnaces on Ntural Gas
design are given (Figure 1). Standard operating conditions
when firing with oil are shown in Table I and a comparison
of operating indices with oil and natural gas-in Tables
2 and 5. The dep.3nden,_& of the mean flame radiation on
the rato of consumption of cil (for oil-firing) - Figure 5
and the dependence of the radiatian of the oil flame on the
type of atomisinr; FJCure 6; the above two relation-
ships for gas.-oil flama E.re shown in Figures 7 and' 8,
resp,ectively. Rjt~utiLma_-_(!ed tl~nzrial conditions of furnace
operation on firing with nat-o-ral gas are given in Table 3-
It wius found that on from oil to natural-gas
firing, the prodv.-::tivilly of the furnace did not decrease
and consixnption of f'Lv_-:L decreased. In view
of' a sErong influence of tl:~, rato of consumption and
pressure of the atoillising agent on radiation characteristics
of the flame, the determination of rational values for the
above parameters is necessary in each individual case.
On transferring furnaces -to natural-gas firing, the above
Card2/3 presents the main problem.

Operation of Open-hearth Furnaces on NaturajOLVaJ33-59-5-7/31
There are 8 figures and 5 tables.
ASSOCIATIONS: VNIIMT, Zavod im. K, LibImekhta (imeni
Libknekht Works)
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simmov, Ye.K., inzh.; MINEYEV, B.V., inzho; RYSEV, G.S., inzh.;
YAIMELE;VICH, M.D., inzh.
The .1 FDX-2 loading and transporting machine. Shakht. stroi.
8 no.2:19-20 F 164. (MIRA 17:3)
1. flauchno-iseledovatellskiy i proyektno-konstruktorskiY
institut gornogo i obogatitellnogo oborudovaniyaj Sverdlovsk.

1 . LTIM:C*11 Ye V.
2. UE.-R (6((-)
4. lv~ater, Underground
7. Letecting_thp elpments of nn under~7ound stream by tEe ne,.:est rr-thcds.
ZAbstracj/ Izv. Glav. upr. geol. fon. no. 3, 1947-
9. Monthly List nf Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.

15-57-1-1030
Translation from: Fieferativny zhurnal, Geologiy4, 1957, Nr 1,
p 165 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Simonov, Ye. V.
TITLE: The Core Lifter of the All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology
(Gruntonos 11VSEGINGEO")
PERIODICAL; Nauch-tekhn. inform. M-vo gool. i okhrany nedr, 1955,
Nr 1, pp 69-71
ABSTRACT: The described core lifter acts as the drilling tip on
a rotary drilling rig that flushes the hole bottom
with drilling mud. It is used for drilling in uncon-
solidated complexes of dry and saturated rocks. It
permits the extraction of a singLe piece of unbroken
core (100 percent). It is used principally in drilling
for engineering geological purposes. The core lifter
Card 1/2 may he made wit.11 any diameter. It consists of a

The Core Lifter (Cont.)
15-57-1-1030
double-column pipe: a drilling pipe and a core-collecting receptacle.
The author discusses the design of the instrument , the drilling pro-
cedure, and the extraction of the single-piece core. He presents a
diagram of the core lifter.
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Card 2/o S. M. S.-Ye.

DUBROTKIN, V.L.; SIMDNDV, Te.T.
I ~. 1 1. - 1;- ~
Methods for sampling water from wells In the case of
nonhomogeneous chemical composition of underground waters.
Razved.1 okh.nedr 21 no,3:48-53 MT-JO '55. (MLRA 9:12)
(water, Underground)

SIMONOV, Ye.V.; KOSYKH, L.S.; TESLYA, A.G.
New way of lit-par-lit sampling of water-bearing horizons.
Razved. i okh. nedr 29 no.9:27-32 S 163. (KIRA 16:10)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-lssledovRtel'skiy institnt gidrogoologii i
inzhenernoy geologii.

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ACC7ESSION TR-. R74042680 S/0000/63/003/000/0182/0165
AUTHOR: Zharov, S. G.; Win, Yo. A.; Kovalenko, Ye. A.; Kalinicheako, 1. R.j
Karpova, L. I.; Mikerova, N. S.; Oaipova, M. H.;-Aimalkoy, Ye. re.
IITLIZ: The study or the prolonged effects on man of an atmosphere with an
increarod CO2content
'GZRCE: Konferentsiya po aviatsionnoy i koamicheakoy meditaine, 1963.
Aviataionnaya i koomicheckaya madit6ina (Aviation and space medicine); materialy,
konferentaii. Moscow. 1963, 182-185
1-31')X TAGS: carbon dioxide effect, man, pressure chamber, acidosis, "dynamis,
fatigue
ABSTRACT: Tvio experiments were pqrformed in which human subjects were kept in
prestiure chambers with a capacity of 7 cubic meters at an air temperature of 20+
20C and a relative humidity of 40 to ". Oxygen content varied from 19 to Mr.
in the first experiment, the CO level was maintained at 1% and in the second
experiment at 2%. Two oubjects2wers used in each experiment; each experiment lost-
ad thirty days. Examination of the-physiological indices indicates that the
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ACCESSION NRS AT1401#268o
presence of men in an atmosphere of limited capacity with an increased CO content
leads to acidosis, hypodyraunia, and fatigue. The intensity of acidoeis Rcreases
with an increase of GO content from 1% to 2% and increases with the duration of
rime spent in the ch~~Uer. SubJecta who remained in the teat chamber for thirty
days with a GO content equal to 1% maintained their work capacity on a sufficiently
high level. ~?den exposed to physical loads. subjects who had spent thirty days
in an atmosphere of 2%CO manifested a sharp decrease in work capacity and a
significant strain on t0e functions of the organism. However, the functional
changoo observed woro aompletely reversible.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUMITTZEDt 275op63 E3CLi 00 SUB COM LS
NO RV SM 000 OTHMS 000
Card 2/2

SIMONOV, Ye.Ye.; BAIMROVSKlY 'I.S.
Cytophotometer. Lab. delo no.3:184-18b 165.
(MIRA 18:3)

SIMQNOV,, Yu.; MUDEROV, V.
Structural stability of a linear four-terminal network. Elektrosviaz,
16 no.7:71-72 JI 162. (~X-LA 15:7)
(Electric networks)

s/Cc6/6C/039/0055/039/051
(ofto Boo6/BO77
AUTHORS: Simonov, Yu. A., Ter-,Martirosyan2 K. A.
TITLE: About a Semi-analytical Solution of the Equations of thA
Chew-Mandelstam Type
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 39, No. 5(11), pp. 1442 - 1449
TEXT: A simple method is proposed for solving equations of the Chew-
Mandelstam type, which leads quickly to an approximate solution and is
analogous to the known method of Dalitz, Dyson, and Castillejo in the low
itrwrgy ruiirti. flore, this method is applied to the simplest cases, that is
file nolutioll of, 014) Ch."W-Mrititioltitilm mlikationij t1ofjoribing the interaction
between neutral and ,harged piona. The reaulto obtsiln~,id in tho 1*11'0' tip-
proximation for chargod pions are compared with the numerical calcul~
tions by Chew, Mandelatum, and Noyes. A graphical comparison of the re-
sults in the first and aecond approxii:iation of the functions
nil/2)VX_)ctg 6 = -(n7/2)Re h(x) showed that the corrections of the
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About a Semi-analytical Solution of the slc;,;1616'L)103910051"0391CIr'1
Equations of the Chew-IMandelstam Type B006/BO7'(
second approximation can be neglected. An exception is the case of those
A-values close to the limiting value where a,(A) becomes large. But thin
ranCe is small. E'urthermore the range where the Chew-Mandelstam equa-
tions are valid is found between 0 !!!~; 0 ;!~- 3. in this range the corrections
are the least and at ~ = 0 the first and second approximation are iden-
tical. The first approximation obtained here is nearly equal to the
numerical solution of the Che-a-Mandelstam equation for the neutral-meson
interaction amplitude which was found by Ye. P. Vedeneyev and
A. L. Krylov. The graphical compariscn of the first approximation with
the results of a numerical solution of the Chew-Mandelstam equations for
the scatterinr; of !,harged mesons for the functions -5krx" ctg 6. and
-24VP ctt; '~2 shows that for the range 0-.5 0 4- 3 a6reement in -lery J-,ood.
This 00lUtiOA ir, (juite similar to the one obtained by Chew, Mandelstam,
and I'loyes in the case of a predominance of th~- S-wave. The first ap-
pr,-~ximatior, proved to be sufficient in qll cases and by applying the
rflf"Q"(J~I it ia i_.aay to d(stermine this appr jxi.rrat ion. This nethod
can be applied to similar problems as e.g. to -,E I- and n F-n-itt.-r!rirfr-
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Equations of the ~hew--Mandelstam Type 3006/4 ii
There are 6 fi&ures, 2 tables, and 8 references: 1 Soviet and 7 US.
SUBMITTED: July 23, 1960
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fcr pirtial
p~ t ral funct 4, on 9
y
Cl~eix tnd
S

7
4.- -

d all T.,ns whi ch
a.~.nt raptar --t ;.s stlown
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f, a r4 a-' amp,*, -4 ti d c4,3 A
,M r tt
In crd~~r tc,
f r--, ~n l- f n ~ -i t r rn 9 s c-, r. F, i s
p

n. g he
n
r
a! s The dis-
I' t a !erm int~-gration of the
eada tD divergences,
r g.,V. tfc:r~-i
P, f the spectral func-
ri 1 nz :r - ged pions
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SIXONOV, Yu.A.; TER-MARTIROSYAN, K.A.
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Equations for the spectral functims of charged ~Y-mesonz.
Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 40 no.4:1172-1173 Ap '61. (MIBA 14:7)
1. Institut eksperimental'noy I teoreticheskoy fiziki. AN 33SR.
(Mesons--Scattering) (Integral equations)

S/056/62/043/UO5/019/058
B102/B104
AUTHOR: Simonov, Yu. A.
TITLE: Investigation of four-fermion interaction by means of unitarity
and analyticity
PEHIODICI~L: Zhurnal eksperimentallno 'v i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 45,
no. 501), 19b2, 167b-1685
TEXT: A method proposed by V. N. Gribov (Nucl. Phys. 22, 249, 1961) is
used to investigate the behavior of the four-fermion interaction amplitudea
at high energies. :juch an analysis requires equations expressing the
.spectral amplitude functions in terms of absorption parts of these
amplitudes. The analyticity and unitarity-conditions (Phys. Rev. 119, 467,
1960; Ann. of ?hys. 10, 352, 1960) are used to obtain these equations, for
which, in contrast to the perturbation theory, no inconsistencies arise at
high energies. The equations aL,e satisfied if the amplitudes are assumed
to increase exponentially witli energy at infinity,and correlations arise
between the orders of growth n j of all five independent amplitudes. The
relations derived are used to investigate the asymptotic behavior of
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1'ermion-fermion and fermion-antifermion scattering amplitudes. For the
five independent amplitudes
4;xL:'rp, ~--= 4nE < + + + -L >
2 (1 _, 2
7 ni I-x)(As4-Av-j AT+AA)+2(P3Av-E2AA-mIAr);
4nbp,~- UE, < + -L + > = 2 (El + pl)AT -I- 2ni'AA +
2 2 2 T
+ (x - 1) IE2/1, -1 nPA v + (E2 + p2) A r + IIIIA B -I- p2A p I
,I:TET, = 4al. < +
Y + >
2 1

cos2 (0 /2) (nil (As + A r) .
2
+ (El A- p') (A v + A A
4nE-,p, = I:tE- < + (p + I >
2
sin2(o/'2)(.,IsE 2 + M2 (jj V + AA+A r) _p2Ap),
4,i(j,, -in < 4- -~- + + I - 1 >
2 2 2
ni sino (A s + Av + A r + AA)
x coso, s = 4 (p' A- ni'i) = 4F2.
(23)
(24)
2 r5
(27)
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the following correlations are found:
dal / d -9 t[, IM Tj (0 = 0) = P(,r (28)
444.q, I M To (0) p,.r- / 4;1;-
ni IT, (0) + Ts (0) 1 = paTl4n (29).
For the n i several inequalities ar e obtaine d. From
n, = nP ns = nv + I = nj, + 1, n,, > n A > ns - 2, nP > ns- (21)
it can be concluded that with increasing energy the fermion-antifermion
scattering cross sections behave in the same way as the fermion-fermion
scattering cross sections although the codfficients of the power functions
of energy may be different. For the limits 0 en., n. , ilo. 2, pp 267-269
TEXT: The temperature stability of a tuned transistor
amplifier can be increased by connecting a resistance R
in parallel with the capacitanceCin the emitter circuit
of the transistor (Fig. 1). The capacitance is usually
determined from:
5 - 10
C > M
2-fHR
where fH is the nominal operating frequency of the device.
The experiments show, however, that if C is determined
from this formula, the amplifiers have a tendency to become
unstable. It is therefore necessary to investigate the effect
of RC on the stability of tuned amplifiers. For this purpose.
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