SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAYDALIN, S.I. - BAYDYUK, R. V.

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AMIROVA, S.A.; PDCHKOVSKIT, V.V.; PROKHOROVA, V.G.; KOLPAKOV, L.Ye.;
BAYDALIN S,
Studying the oxidation of vanadium-bearing slag in industrial
conditions. Izv. vyv. ucheb. zav.; tavet. met. 5 no.6:93-97
162. (MIRA 16:6)
1, Permokiy politakhnickeekiy institut, kafedra tekbnologii
neorganichaskikh vesbohestv.
(Vanadim-Notanurgy) (Slag)

BUDALDUL, Natallys, Alsfowovm
0 T
~ -~ ~
First resulto of the organization of research in
forest
pbysiology in the Democratic Republic of VietrAm,
Problem.,
skol. i fisiol. l9s. rest. no.2:37-.60 164. (MM
18:31)
1, Leningradaka7a ordena Ianim loootekhnicbeekaya
akademiya
Imeni S.H, Kirovaq

ACC NR- AP6012863
SOURCE CODE: UR/0127/66/000/004/0058/0060
AUTHOR- Brichkin, A,_y. (Professor, Doctor of technical sciences);
Z~ ~udkin, i~- L. (candi-~
date of technical sciences); Nizovkin V M. (Engiq~er); Baydalinov
0. A. (Engineer);
Yeremin, B. . (En eer); ZqyiEi,'YW. S.* (Engineer) 16
ORG: [Brichkin, Zabudkin, Nizovk1n] Kazakh 1!?"chn1c 1hatitute
(Kazakhokly politekhnichs-
.pkly lnsUtut); Nayats, BVdaUnov, Yereminj "Mirv. Tmie (MirgalinsKv
-rudnik)
I
TITLE: Industrial tests of Igdanite at the "Mirgalimany" mine
SOURCE: Gornyy zburnal, no. 4, 1966j 58-60
TOPIC TAGS: &Vlosive, mWIosive charge
ABSTRACT: In December 1964, tests of igd&Wta (explosives c~*poai!gA
grawl&W ammon.
'Jum~nlfratii and diesel oilk#ere bem at the "Mirgalimsayll nflne
for the purpose of determining the
amount of toxic formed during their atplosion, and 9 offeahiness af
thEeoosim
tests showed that the total amount of toxic games evolved by the
igdanits.was no greater
in the case of detonite or diWbdWite. ne of fecumness of *W*Z4*"s
of dur&g saddius
was- also a tudleA. The substantial advantages of obarging blast
holes by awans of the ZDU--5500
machIne are Hated. Themachine gives a charming density of-1. ls
g/cmll; its usefor Omontlhwo
Ili -19-6-6- oleo -ftr which 35, M kg Of I nit
permitted the charging of 201, 000 m of blast b V 0
was used, and 95,000 tons of ojj-;Ww~~tedloose.T~be JOW savisp for
ddi-p-Ori
110,200 rubies.' Orig. art. has: 2 tables, 108) 1-
SUB CODE: 19/ SUEN DATE: - none/ , ATD PRESS UDC 662. 201:622o 272
Cd

HIROSIDUCHENKO, A.M., kand, tekhn. nauk; PANCHENKO,
S.I., doktor
tekbrL.-nauk; SITMWERG, B.L., kand. tekhn. nauk;
FRISHMG,
V.D., kand. tekhn. nauk; BAYDALIFOVO P.A., inzh.;
GRYA2NOV,
N.S... doktor tekhn. nauk-;MMTfflVMM-,-,4vC,, doktor
tekhn. naak;
IAZOVSKIY, I.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; MARB-11CHEV,
B.T., inzh.;
FELIDBRIII, M.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; BAKUN, N.A.,
inzh.; BARATS,
B.M., inzb.; VOZNYY, G.F., kand. tekhn. nauk;
MIKHALICHUK, A.M.,
inzh.,- TOPORKOV, V.Ya.j, kand. tekhn. nauk;
FLORINSKIY, N.V.,
inzh.; KHAYET, A.N., inzh.; SHELKOV, A.K., inzh.,
red.; ARONOV,
S.G.Y doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; PREDBRAZHEVSKIY, P.I.,
inzh., red.
[manual for coke chemists in six vol-.mes)
Spravochnik koksokhi-
mika v shesti tomakh. Moskva,, Izd-vo "Metallurgiia."
Vol.l.
[Source of raw materials and preparation of coal for
coking]
SyrIevaia baza i podgotovka uglei k koksovaniiu.
1964. 490 p.
(MIRA 17: 5)

BAXPALINGLJA~,- inshener-kapitan I rang& . sapasa-
Voyanno-Morskogo Flota;
GARBOVSIaYp X,K, p polkovnik mapass, Voyenno-%Wrxkogo
Flots,
Give greater attention.to inventions and effioieno omotion.
Moreabore 44 no.3e6O-69 Mr 161. , Rim 241,4)
11 )(Naval art and noisnoe-Toohnologioal innovations

IURIN, A.G.; BAYDALIMAj K.K*
Condit oned leukocyto response to paraffin therapy, Mmro VTN* nerve
delete 4 no,3:355-365 lb%-%Te 0549 (MM 8t2)
le Is goopitallnoy tor%mytichookey klintkl Kirgizakogo gosudaretven-
nogo, imediteinskogo institutas
(EVIAX, CONDITIOUDO
loukocyt count coviditionat reactions to parafir1n)
(LWODDYTN to~;O
conditioned reflex reactions to paraffin)
(PBTROLMN PROVUCTB,, of fact a.
paraffin causing conditioned reflex leakocyto count
changes)

----RAnATa7. VF,,
Disease of the right kidney and ureter in the diagnosis
of appmAi.
sitizi Kbirarglia 36 mo.268-74 7 160o (HIU 13312)
JanwMCITIB) (KIWIS.DLRWZS) (UMMM-DISMSES)

- w
~q --,- Tv , -ri - - -- ~ - - ---- -- -
Notes on hydrolo,-
,y. Ae-iBtered lecture miven at the jovernment Univvi-sity
of Varra
diir;n~, the academic year 1947-48. Varna, NaW~-a i
izkustvo, 1Q49. xii., 251 1.
(Univart.itetaka literatura) (51-18537)
TC175.B28

BAYRAMOV, M.M.; BABAYEV, I.S.; VARTAPETYAN, L.I.; BAYDAROV,
E.M. [deceased]
Some problems of inadequate performance of siphon units in
water
supply lines. Za tekh.prog. 3 no.905-37, 48 B 163.
(NIIRA 16:10)
1. Bakinskiy filial Vsesovuznogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
instituta vodosnabzheniya, kanalizatsii, gidrotekhnicheskikh
sooruzheniy i inshenernoy gidrogeologii.

BAYDASOVA, T., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk.
Velocity of electrons in metals.. Tekh. molod. 21 no.6:40 Js 133.
(XLRA 6:6)
(Ilectrous)
IL
U"JAJ-~ 1-1-11,LURI LJJ1JLUI2-LI.[ Lfl~l

BkYUULEM --O.X.-
....... ir -8 -- -
Effect of ultraviolet iers on the growth and
development of
spring wheat. Izv.AN KAz&M.SSRSer,b*t.1 pochy,
no.3s66-73
162* NMA 15 M)
(Usakhatan-Wheat)
(Plants, Effect of ultraviolet rays on)

f f t f v a I - j C. u e, y p a s -~ r. 'n -z
i n prcv an ti -,nf, i:~rn d la . 1 on of -,-,r i n
:'..R 21 no.al-6&-77 N

AUTHORS: YArushkinp B. K; Bondaran.,zo, M. Tsalillp V. L. Ind
Baydavletova, F. G.
-7 T _'R -e--
TITUo. The evr-,ling on thij Derinition of Separation
During Purification Select-1ve Solvents'.'k (Vliyaniye
risay1cla na chet'cost' razdalonly-a pri ochistke izbi-catell-
nymi rastvoritelyami).
PZRIODICA.L: Khimiya i Tekchnolo jy! -4 Topliv J Maisel, 1955,
Nr.8.
pp - 2 1 - 0- 4. (TJ SKI .
ABSTRACT: Durini.- fractionation of crudes with selective solvents,
the efficiency of separation is increased when a rec.'rele
is used in the extraction system. The recycle can be
produced by changing the temperature of the extraction
solution; by adding an anti-solvent to the extraction
solution; by supplying an extract to the extraction solution;
by supplying to the extraction solution a second solvent
which does not mix completely Trith the solution. The ex-
perimental part of this investigation consisted of three
series of tests. In the first series the efficiency of
various methods of agitating the recycle vias compared.
The recycle was prepared by (a) changing the temperature,
(b) flonding the extraction solution and (c) adding the
Card 1/3 extract to the extraction solution. The properties of

SOV/65-5q-9-4/14
The Effect of Recycling on the Definition of Separation
During Puri-
fication With Selective Solvents.
the crude components of the recycle were then compared.
The extraction solution comprised a mixture of 400 ml
of phenol and 100 ml of petroleum p duct *ahioh boiled
within the limits of 200 - .37000 dF8 = 0.846, and sul-
phur content of 1.15%'. This mixtura was homogeneous it
and above 5020C. Pig*ures 2 and 3 show the dependence:of
the pronprties of the raffinate,senaratod from the ra-
cycle, on the method of preparing the
latter. During the second series the influence of the
method of agitating the recycle during a three-stage
counter-ourrent extraction was investigated (Fig-01 dry
phenol was used as solvent. The third series of,experi-
ments was carried out to determine the possibility of
compensating the lowering of the definition of the frao-
tionation when adding the extract to the extraction
solution by increasing the supply of phenol, or by in-
creasing the number of stages during the purification.
The conditions and results of the second and third series
of experiments are given in a table on page 23. The
Card 2/3 authors concluded that the method of agitation of the

5011/55-59-13-4/14
The Effect of 'Recycling on the DaIL'Inition of Separation During
Puri-
fication with Selective Solvents.
recycle influences its quality and the definition of the
separation of the crude with the aid of phenol. During
the purification with phen;l, the supply of the extract
to the extraction solution instead of water, lowers the
degree of definition of separation$ and makes it possible
to reduce the supply of water. There are 4 Figures, 1
Table and 3 Soviet Itoferences.
ASSOCIATION: Ufimskiy neftyanoy institut. (Ufa Petroleum Institute).
1. Petroleum--Fractionation 2. Solvent extraction--Effectiveness
3. Solvent extraction--Materials
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AUTHORS%
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
28036
S/081/61/000/015/116/139
B102 B101
Marushkin, B. K., Berg, G. A., Sidorocheva, L. V.,
Baydavletova, F. G.
Extractive deparaffination of diesel fuel
Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 15, 1961, 480, abstract
15M192 (Sb. tr. Ufimsk. neft. in-ta, no. 3, 1960, 187 - 194)
TEXT: Deparaffination of the diesel fraction of Devonian
petroleum
(boiling point, 200 - 350OC; specific weight, 0.837;
solidifaction point,
-120C; content of n-paraffines, 26% by weight).was used as
an example to
show that phenol extraction is a useful method for
deparaffination of
directly fractionated fuel. The separation of n-paraffins is
considerably
improved if the number of extraction stages is increased and
if relatively
narrow fractions are separated. A sharp increase of the
phenol consumption
improves the indices obtained only little. The clearness of
separation
attained in the experiments was insufficient to obtain a
winter sort of
diesel fuel solidification point, -35 or -450C). It is,
however, possible
to imDrove the indices of the process if solvents of higher
selectivity are
Card ;12 qK

28036
S/081/61/000/015/116/139
B1
Extractive deparaffination of ... 02/B101
chosen. LAbstracter-9 notos Complote translation]
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Card 2/2

GOLIURXM, Iona %$e1evich; rat sensent; Z11MOV. V.I.,
retsenzent; KIRLD', B.Z., reds r; ZARRODIRA. A.A..
tekhaicheskly
redaktor. I
(Voltage resulato'ral Stabilizatory sapriasheniia.
Isd. 2-oe,
parer. Moskva, Clos.energ.lsd-vo, 195?. 227 p. (MIRA
10:11)
(Voltage regulators)

1 -31 L C' - 657'
ACCESSION' N-11: AR50094,86 S/0124/6 5/000/003/B128/Bin
SOURCE: Ref. zh. 'Mckhanika, Abs, 3B773
AUT110q: Bayd~-_-avev, A.; Sea~rkwich, A.A.
T 7~pr~(-,ds o17 rota,-f,~-Ial re!~,xa~ionz in rnole-,,uiar bydroren
st-~-k iselod~--veshcheatva.Vyp.~--17ii-M
U
.
--207-212
TOPIC TAGS: molecular hydrogen. rotational relaxation period,
Baltzmann equation,
.-as kinctics
T1 RANSLA -110N: Quaritm-n-mechanical calculations of the effective
crosssoction of
ar~- -,cltv-,n_~Aiafe por4o4sq of rotalion_,U relaxation in
ci~la of Li!.*ra~acousuc mt~asuremaats.
S 113 CODE: MLINP El S, C L: 0 0
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BAYDEDAYElf, A.; SENOVICH, A.A.
Vibrational relaxation in gases. Akust. zhur. 9
no-3:279-2ge
163. (KMA 16:8)
1. Mmkovakiy oblaatucy pedagogicbealdy institut
imeni N.K.
Kkupskay. (Moleculso-Vibration)
(Gaoes,, Kinetic theor7 of)

ACCESSION NRs AP40~9286 5/0046/64/1010/OC)2/0239/0=
.AUTHORs Baydedayevv'At
TITIEs The particular ease of relaxation vith exchange of
vibrational quanta
:SOURCEt Akuaticheakiy zhurnals T. 10, no. 2. 1964,, 239-W
ITOPIC TAGSs molecular vibrational state, vibrational quantum
exchange, molecular
collisions relaxation time
.!'ABSTRACT: When a gas i0i composed of multiatomic molecules and
the first excited
lv~brational state lies close to the second excited state, then
during collisiono'
lit4e probability of quantum exchange betveen these states is
quite likely. The
irelaxation time of such a process is found, considering that the
relaxation times
I
iof other elementary processes are sufficiently different to be
neglected. In
lgeneral,, if the a and b "components'o of the molecules are in
the excited states
1i and J before collision and states k and I after collision,,
then
U
Pis N &)-S S wC0o#
4here ffti and fbj are the velocity distribution functions, g Is
the "Uti"'.1,
Cona/3

A ION Mts AP403%86
velocity of the molecules before collision and bAg) is the effective
100211stis
Ki bj
collision arose section of the molecules a and be It is assumed that
k1r Zb I
hvb P Zat
where the n's refer to the number of
molecules in the indicated state. The resulting equation is
.7iv
ithe solution of which is obvious. Here the relaitation time,for_the
particular
- - --j , A
!Process under consideration, where "(.,6 b) 04. - - .~
'12xP. rf (too,
N is the total number of moleculesp mb N Orig. art. bass.
1equations* b1N and AV&' I A
ASSOCIATIOM Moskovskiy oblaetnoy pedagogicheekLy institut Im. N. K.
KrupskcV;
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I " %, I .. . '.- -' ! -iL, Z,7- ~ ~~~ : 11-4 - ~ ~ t" - , .~ Lz . ~ . , , " a~.
-~ - , - " - ii , ~, -- 1: . , -,-, , ,,
~ ". - -- ; _-. , - t .~. ~ =Z-~~z 1- -- -, , ~ ".~, 1~ ~~ - 1~ - -1 ~ti.: I '.
s L, - ;' -, . - m - I I ..

AOCESSION NR: AP4039624 S/0076/64/038/005/1300/1302
AUTHOR: Baydedayev, A.
TITLE: li4laxation of multiple-atot molecules In gas
SOUROB: Zhurnal fizi6heskoy khlsiii, V. 38, no, 5, 1964, 1300-1302
TOPXO TAGS: relaxationg complex molecule relaxation, gas molecule
relaxation, quantum$ quantam.exchange, vibrational energy
compensa-..~
tion, resonanoe, olose resounce, energy exohangepnone elaStIO OOU-
6
dition, molecular collision, molecule velocity, molecular
exbitalwi6n',
Relaxation In such molecules may be caused by different
elementary processes. If t)ie first excited state lies close to the
1ABSTRACT, -state of the molecule which Is the colli-
second excited vibrational
Aj !Sion partner, i.e. If there is exact or close resonance, a
quantum
exchange between these states by compensation of the vibrational
energies is highly probable.. Assuming that the relaxation time of
this process differs considerably from those related to the various
other ele2entalry prooessess this process may be studied separately
and equation bil Written:
1/3.
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!JLOOESSION NR: JLP4039624
dnVM4
([Pf+ 11-1 (VM' V'M') + P 1143(vm, vim,'
_dJ7 XV tj
V'M'. J
P, J42(VM' VIMI)n P, J;1(VM' VIMI)n
9+1 J V 049 t- V
1~9asokinetio equationwhere nvml is the number of molecules of the v
ootponent of the gas mixture at the I-excited level of the m-
ivibrational degree of freedom; Here fvMIP fvImij are functions of
;- r
imoleoule distribution according to speed, g e aliv
velooity-of the 2 colliding molecules before collision; q ~l 97
I ~the effective cross section of non-elastic collision where
the*indexes
V, m I* v m characterize the type, vibrational degree of freedom
and !tale Ifo lolecules before the collision, the indexes V, m, k;
~v , mit 1 after the collision.. Further development of:thIs
equation
l1ads to . I .
dE, I
-(E. - E. (r)) -
dt To Tab (8)
vibrational relaxation equation)where E is the vibration energy, the
irelaxation. time, a represents v, m and b-v ml, VhIch describes the
;vibrational relaxa Ion under study, Assumin'g that the energy
erobange
2/3
Caed

ACCESSION NR: AP4039624
between the vibrations of the specific molecule v proceeds with
comparative ease and equilibrium411% respect to this vibrational.
degree of freedom is rapidly established, then
WoNa. b) N e"614 r4 (12)
(effective relaxation time equation)where N is the full number of
molecules 'X is Hb/N,will give the actual relaxation time. Orig.
a:rt, has: 1y formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy o~lastnoy podagoglohaskiy Inatitut (Moscow
Regional Tedagogic Institute)
SUBMITTED: 24May63 ENOL: OX 0
SUB CODE: NP
NR REP SOV: 002 OTHER: 003
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BAYDEDAYEV, A.; SENKEVICH, A.A.
Theory of bimolecular rtactions. Zhur. fiz. khim.
38 no.10:
2448-2451 0 164. MRA 18:2)
1. Moskovskly oblastnoy pedagogicheski7 institut.

L -L, 5 2 -, 3 -6.5 )
ACCESSION W ARS014406 tjF/0058/65/000/004/E0G4/E004
SVJRCE: Ref. 7:;,1. Fizlka, A!:~s. 4E22
j
AUTHOR: Baydedayev, A.; Sankevich, A. A.
TIM: Vibraflo~aj re lexation in a g -iymuum
iCITED SOURCE- Sb. Primeneniye uIltreakust. k issled.
veshchestva. Vyp. 18. M.,
1963, 73-79
TOPIC TAGS: vibration relaxation, gas relaxation
TPAINSLATION: Relaxation eq-.3ations are der-jed for vibrational
energy in a milyture
of monatomic gases. Characteristic times 'are evaluated which are
associ3ted with
s mple exr tation 3n~! s-tl th simple and ccmpley. vibrat ional
quan'tilm exchanFe . These
reiaxat Ion equ,3t;. wr r -n .
SUB CODE~ Np
Ca rd V1

L -59hU-65 Wr M C
ACCESSIOW NR- AR5015980 Up/oo5O/65/000/005/EO04/i6o4-----
SOURCE: Ref, zh. Fizika, Abe. 5E23
'~AVTHORS: . Bud-edayevj, A.,; Senkevich, A. A.
~TITIX: On vibrational re3Axatlon in a mixture of polyatomic molecaes
CITED SCURCM Ucb,. zap. Moak. obl. RS~. in-ta, v.' 142j 1,964,
i59-3-68
TOPIC 'TAGS: polyatomic molecule, vibrational relaxation, Boltmmnn
equation) tran-
sition probability, kinetic equation, vibrational. transition
TROSLATIM Using a generalized Boltzmann equation with account of
additional con-
ditions for the transition probabilities, the authors obtain
generalized reaction
kine4ic equations describing vibrational transitions ir a
multicozponent Mixture of
polyato-mic gases. in the general c"e, the generalized kinetic
equations descrIbe
si=ultaneously processes of single-quantum excitation and
de-&ctivat"On, exchal"ge
of vibrational quanta, and tvo~-quantun excitation emd de-activation
of both mole-
cules.
.SUB COME., OP Y=Li 00
Ago-,
a rj

BAYDEDAYEV A-
Relaxation of polyatomic molecules in a gas. Zhur. fiz.
khim. 38 n0.5:1300-1302 Yq 064* (MIRA 18tl2)
1. Moskovskiy oblastnoy pedagogicheskiy Institut.
Submitted
May 24, 1963.

L 45175-66 aq(W.W(M) W'r2/_T/2WP(k
I-AdC NR, AW60_i~!'79 SOURCE CODE:
L-Ieo(O)pi,8c)"?O~o~04TE-6-Oi-fiwi---
AUTHOR:'_Baydedayev, A. Z/00
)3
ORG: none
TITLE: Rel~(ation in a gas mixturg.
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fiztka, Abe. 4E25
REF SOURCE: Tr. 1-y Mezhvuz. nauchn. konferentsii po primeneniyu
molekul.
akust. k issled. veshchestva, i v nar. kh-ve. Tashkent, 1964, 29-33
TOPIC TAGS: gas kinetics, relaxation process, gas kinetic equation
ABSTRACT: A generalized gas-kinetic equation is recorded for a
density number
of molecules in a fixed quantum state. The type of equation is
discussed for
relaxation processes connected with the period and exchange of
energy between
various stages of freedom with constant molecular composition and
shape.
A. Osipov. [Translation of abstract) [NT]
SUB CODE: 20/
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BAMM x - 3CRISOVO V.; SmInav, I.
InsUU 116tnizg protaotion systems properly, Posh, delo
4 no.6t
3-5 Jo 158. (Idghtning proteation) I(KMA 11:5)

ELRDYBAYEV, R.; JBAYE LIP;LNOV.L M.
q~_ _ _
A valuable contribution to the treasure chest of Kazakh
literature. Vent. AN Kazakh. SSR 18 no.6:77-82 Je 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
(Ferdowpi) (Persian literature-Translations into Kazakh)

-yi
. _ )! A
SPEXTOROVAP 2. Get DAYDM, A. A. Re
Remote results in Reddinghausan's disease following suision
of a
turar of the parathyroid gland. XhirurSUAv Nookya Noe 6j
June 50*
P,~ 61-4
:L; Of the Department of Roantganolog of First, Moscow
Medical Institute
(Head-Prof. R. A-. Gc1ua3g6)=d of the Deputuent of Prod"ic
Surgez7
of First Medcal Institute (Hftd-4hvf. 1. L. Fayermen)
attached to
the Hospital imani Nedeantrud.
MML l9v 55 Nor'O 1950

SHVARTSp Boris Abramovichp prof.; BAYDERV A.A...
red.; KUZININA, N.S..'
tekhn. red. -
[Malignant neoplasms of the otorhinolar7ngological
organs)
ZlokachestvenrWe novoobrazovaniia lororazovaniia
lororganov.
Moskva, Medgiz, 1961. 354 P. (MIRA 15:7)
(EB,CANCER) (NOM-CANCER) (THROIT-CANCER)

- I %,n=- -I
11- 4~-Ip E . A .
"The Nurnberg Trial of Twenty-three German Fascist
Doctors,"
Sov. Zdrav., No. 1) 1948.
Inst. of Organization of Public Health and History of
Medicine,
Academy of Medical Sciences.

BATMM, S. Ta.
Investigating the process of the oxidation of propane
by atmospheric
oxygen in the presence of nitrogen oxides. Xhim i
tekh, topl. i
=wel 3 no.30-14 Mr 158. (MIRA 11:3)
I.Veasoyuznyr asuchno-iseledovatellskiy institut.
(Propane) (Oxidation)

BAYIXVLUTOT, JL.B., glavnyy vaterinarnyy vrach
Salganskogo rayon&, Arzansakey
solagril.
Mass experiment in subcatansous carbon tetrachloride
injections in
fanciollasis In sheep. Toterinarlia 32 no.11:91 1 035.
(MLRA 8;22)
(CARBON TVWCHMI12) (SHEP-DISELM) (LIM FLUIM)

BAYDEVLYATOV, A. B. Cand Biol Soi -- (diss) "Absorption of
medicinal substances
in neuroparalyais." Mos, 1959. 16 pp, (Mos Vet Aced), 140 copies
(KL, 45-59,1144)
-25-

r
&6RCGBKC)) i.N., doktor vaL~xi!,. xmuA; J~
kand. veterin.
nauk; PE7.EINTS1,V, kand. hiolog. nauk; lUITOX, V.A.
Enzo-otic granulomatosis in hens. Veterinariia 41
no.2:35-40
F 165. (,,IRA 18:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy Ukraimskiy institut
ptitsevodstva
(for Doroshko, Baydevlyatov, Mezentsev). 2. Glavnyy
veterinarnyy
vrach opytnogo khozyaystva "Borkill (for Ignatov).

RAYDIK, A.I., lyubitelt-sadovod
I advise to test. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9
no.706 164.
(MIRA 18;2)

LOBAP-11. N.T.L lyubitell-eadovod
. .-
Commity helps. Zaahch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 9 no.7136
064.
MU 18 12)
1 0
~. Uchenyy sekretar' R stovskogo oblastnogo ol-I-Ij
wv,&
Tlya Obahchost
okhrany pr1rody.

711,"DTI-, 'ij.
Stak~mnovite tc,a:nolop,,y an-i 3evices in wood ,.,ork.
stroi. tr-kh. 9 no. 13, 195 .

~ -L, - -
-I v 3
RATDIN, S.S.;LINB M , Y.N.; SANDYIDT, I.V.
Kain features of the hydrological regime of the
Volga Delta.
Trudy GOIN no.280-38 155. (KWU 9: 6)
(Volga Delta)

BAYDIN. S.B ; LINBIRGq Y*X*: SAXOYWVq I*V*p doktor
geograWcheskikh mank,
em it
-professor; SMMKINSKAYA, I9V*. redaktorl SHENIMIN,
I.F.. tokhnit-
dheekly redaktor.
(Hydrology of the Volga Delta) Oldrologlis, O#il'ty
Volgi, Pod red*
lJoSmollovs, lenisgrad, Gliroustoorologlahokee Isd-vo,
1956.
330 pe (KIRA 10:4)
(Volga D<&,--Ry&rology)

BATDINI 313,
'C-- ~Teot of forest distribution In 'bantam an the
period of the spring
break-up of tee In.sma.11'riversITrud TSIP
no.48:104-111 156.
(Ice on rivers, lakes: stc.T (nU 10:2)
(Forest Influences)

SMPTUNOV, N-A-; BAYDIN, P.S., red.; SMMM, X.I., red.;
ZAMOTA, T.YS.;
tekhn, red,
Eff7drology of waters off the T614ju Ibltal Gidrelogia
predm4l-
evogo vsmorlia'ToUl.' Pod red. B.B.Baidina. Xoskrs,
Gidro-
meteor. izd-yo, 1958, 142 p, (XISA 11:9)
(Caspian Sea-FTdrology)

BAYDIN, S.S.
Hydrological conditions of the western substeppe flood
plain
of Me Volip Delta, Trudy OOIN no.0101-416 158.
(MIRA 11112)
(Vollp Delta region-40roloj7)

3 (9) BOV/50-59-3-3/24
AVTHORS: Baydin, S. S., Zotin, M. I.
TITLE: Investigations of the Mouths of USSR Rivers Falling Into
the
Sea (Iseledovaniya morskikh ustlyev rek.SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Metaorolosiya, i gidrologiya, 1959, Nr 3, pp 25 -- 27
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: First a short historical survey is given on
investigations of
river entries into the sea. In this connoction V.Ye. Lyakhtitskly,
T. P. 1(aryutin, V. V. Valedinskiy and B. A. Apollov are men-
ticued. Recentl , the Gosudarstvennyy okeanograficheskiy in-
stitut (GOIN) f3tate,,*~Oceanographio Institute) took over the or-
ganization of systemktioal investigations of river mouthe'and
in 1951 published a manual for river mouth stations. (Ref 4)-
Somewhat later a laboratory for the in7estiGation of river en-
tries into the sea was established. Under the participation of
the GOIN the Gidrometeosluzhba (Hydrometeorclogical Servioe)
special hydrometeoralogical stations were established at the
mouths of the Volga, Neva, Northern Dvina, Western Dvinal
Amu-Darlya. Also at the mouths of the Dnepr, Southern Bug, Danubel
Don, Kubant, Kura# Kamchatka such stations are unaer construc-
Card 1/3 tion. These stations work aocording to a purposeful and
fixed

Inyestigationsof the Moi,.ths of USSR Riv,!,Ts Fallin-
SOV/5~-59-3-3/24
Into the Sea.
program. The solution of the tasks is important for the economy
of harbors I such as Arkhangellsk, Leningrad and Astrakhan'.
The investigation of the Volga estuarj is necessary also for
solving the problem of the regeneration of fish reserves in the
Caspian Sea. The first book on the river mouths of the world
was that published in 1952 by It V. Samoylov (Ref 5)- In the
course of the last years comprehensive hydrological character-
istics were published for the mouths of the following rivers:
Volga (Ref I)t Amu-Darlya (Ref 2), Rubant (Ref 6), Don (Ref 3)-
The Seven Year Plan of the GUGMS (Main Administraticn of the
Hydrometeorological Service of the 'USSR) provides monographs on
the hydrology of the mouths of the follovinC rivers: Western
Dvinaq Northern Dvina, Neva$ Danube, Dnepr and Southern Bug,
Terek, Kura eto. The mouth stations gradually develop to scienti-
fic subdivisions of the network of the Gidrometeosluzhba. At
present, however, they are far from beine able to solve their
tasks. In this connection some deficiencies are mentioned. In
1959 a new manual for mouth stations will be prepared. One of
the difficulties is the rapid change of the drainage system of
Card 2/3 rivers such as Amu-Darlyat Syr-Darlyav Kura and Terek. From

. . Investigations of the Mouths of USSR Rivers Falling
SOV/50-59-3-3/24
1n4-o the Sea
1958 - 1959 the GUGMS will rationaJ43e the entire hydrometeorc-
logical system. The hydrometearole-gi-zal stat.'ans will
directly
partinipate in this work. In this work the hydrclogical condi--
tions of the oceans and of the river mouths of the USSR will be
investij;ated. There are 8 Soviet references.
Card 3/3

BA7DIw,-qJ4--
Possible variation of discharge rates In different
parts of the
.Volga Delta due to hydraulic construction projects.
Trudy Okean.
Kom. 5:8&91 159. (XIRA 13:6)
6volga NA&-sydrology)

BATDIN, S.S.
Delta formation processes and hydrological network of
the Volga
Delta. Trudy GOIN no.45:5-50 159. (MIRA 12:9)
(Volga Delta)

BAYDIR, B.S.
Methods for approximate calculation of the distribution
of water
discharge through the arms of a delta. Trudy GOIN
no.45-.63-72
'59. (Deltas) (MIRA 12:9)

BhTDIN, S.S.
Water balance of small bodies of water In the western
ilmen area of
the Volga Delta bordering on the steppe region based on a
study of
the Presnyy [fresh-waterJ Ilmen and the saline Iake
Tinaki). Trudy
GOIN no.45:91-108 159. (MRA 12:9)
(Volga Delta Regiou-Hydrology)

BATMW, S. S.
Possible distribution of water discharge in &run of the
eastern part
of the Volga Delta In connection with the construction of
hydraulic
works. Trudy GOIN no.49:7-18 0600 (MM 13:7)
(Volga Delta-Hydre logy)

S
red, _Ante ~anovich; MINMO, V.M., red.; ZEMTSOVA,
T.Ye.., tekhn.
Vinnoff and the levels of the Volga Dalta]Stok i
ur-Ovni delfty
'Volgi. ~bskva, Gidrometeoisdat, 1962. 336 p. (MIRA
16:2)
(Volga Delta-Runoff)

IMLYAYEV, Igor', Petrovic BAYD15, S.S. kand. geogr.
nauk,
nauchn. red.; ZARKH, I.M., tekhn. red.
I
[Hydrology of the Terek Delta) Gidrologiia dellty
Tereka.
Pod red. S.S.Baidina. Moskva, Gidrometeoizdat,
1963. 207 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Terek River--D~,Ita)

UR, 2 36 6 5/000/007/3~~71/C,092
AUT.102i
c. 169747
der,-Ca. CIL s
.., J
tovar-Vrch znakov, no. 7, 1965, 91-92
TOPIC TAGSt noise suppression., sound dauping
Tn-"~ kath~~r C-amificate pre-se:-fts an ind-ividual
wentinoise device nade
connes-,,v,~ b-, -n 5tp,~! hCa" bal-'. bar C-c-'rer
a te~~sp~lerics-l ~.aqlxigg w'Ltti oper-ongs for
t:~o rl-ra of tae E-Z~r c~".-tar al~.rfzi~.a ~-"Out' '--La ar
eas covsr iz ma-'-j a:-,d ca;-able of ba-'ng
t:i-- Lctio-- of braca zoumlac froa to mv~~u
Or-'g. art. has? I f igure.
.r
!S~~-VLA.TIMNi Vasno-7a-zn~7 tserntrzaln7y n=ahmno-is sle~~nt
all zkiy i=tdtut okhrany
Central Scir~~ific fiosaarcxi irz-.iuate n.f :.~~or

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ACCESSION NR:' AT4017177 IS/25"/63/000/128/0155/0159
.AVTHOR: BaydIna, ~. Aq Davy*dava, 0. A.; Konyukhova. X. S.
TITLE: Experience In preparing forecasts of the surface fields of
pressure, goo-
potential. temperature, wind. cloud cover and procip!tatlon for 12
hours In advancei
SOURCE: Moscow. *Tsentrailnyhy Institut prognozov.,Trudy*. no. 128,
1963.
Voprosy* kraticosrochnykkh prognozov pogody* (Probi of short-range
weather fore-
casting), )55-159
7
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, weather forecasting,.short-range
weatherforecastIng.
atmospheric geopotential. atmospheric temperature,~atmospherlc
pressure, cloud,
precipitation, wind, troposphere
ABSTRACT: Weather'forecasts In the Soviet Union are usually prepared
for a small
5,of the method described In the Manualon
area (except for pressure) on the basi
Short-Range Weather Forecasting; however, forecasts-are needed for
extensive ar"sol,.....
Various attempts bove been made by different authorsto speed up and
simplify pro-
cedures to make a more extensive forecast possible, but at the
expense of quality;
nevertheless, as shown In thisprticia. fore can be made speedily for
ex-
areas while adhering to t" basic pro"Cso Sres and quality standards
sot
for,th n the Manual. A study was made over a pe lod of 11 days In
July 1959o
C - A -
77'7
e
f4i

n
ACCESSION NR: -ATAOI 7177

Prognostic charts of the cloud cover,
precipitation and other meteorological 016-

-ments were compiled
for 12 hours In advance. The following prognostic charts

were
compiled:,.-surface pressure, 700 500- and 300-mb surfaces, cloud
cover

(genera and vertical thickness) and precipitation. r The mean
geostrophic wind In
..i
:,the 1000-300 m4ileyer also was-predicted.
The formulas and techniques used In..

,each of these procedures are
given. A sample forecast, described briefly, shoVed
ij
igood
results. The time required for 4~weathermen tQ do all the work
Involved Ts

12-2-1/2 hours; the Manual Is adhered to and
carlier,proposed simplifications have

,been avoided. APithe same
time# more complete use has been made of the observa-

'tional data
shown*oii high-level and surface charts. OrIg. art. has: I figure.

i4 formulas and 4'tables.-

.
ASSOCIATION: -,TSENTRALIHY*Y INSTITUT PROGNOZOV, MOSCOW (Central
Institute of

,
Forecasts)

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BAYXLDA 1:.A., Cand Bic Sci -(dics) 11 Biol-,.Cy of
yroroo4--b rT~n)
and its chn-nee in connection Yith the effect of ii:r:e %nd
Lhnle ashqk,,
Zil (~-%
as"~ealls of 001 -1611- most; in forestry." Len, 1',~5'~-;
15, pD (Acad Sci USSR,
Bot Inst im V.L.Komarov) 120 copies (n, 24-50j, 117)
-24-

BAYDINA, N.A.; DAVYDOVA, O.A.; KONYUKFOVA, M.S.
Practice in forecasting the fields of surface pressure,
geopotential,
temperature, wind,,cloudineso, and precipitation for 12
hours.. Trudy
TSIP no.12Rtl55-159 163. (KIRA 17t4)

BAYDOSOV, V. A., Cand Fhys-Math Sci -- (diss) "Some questions
in the Topological Theory
of Integral Invariants." Moscow, 1960, 7 PP, (Academy of
Sciences UjSR; Institute of
Mathematics im V. A. Steklov) 150 co ies no price given -
bibliography at the end of
the text (15 entries) KL, 21-60,, 117~

AUTHORs Barbashint Ye.A. and BaydosovtV.A, SOV/.140-58-3-2/34
TITLEs On the Question of the To-poTogrc-a-F-I-Winition of
Integral
Invariants (K vo~rosu o topologicheskom opredelenii
integral'-
nykh invariantov
PERIODICALs Izvestiva vysshikh uchobnykh zavedeniy.
Matematika, 1958.
Nr;3, pp 8-12 (UM)
ABSTRACTs Basing on the theory of Eilenberg LRef 1] the
authors give a
topological definition of the integral invariants of dynamic
systems* A dynamic system (R,W) is the group W of the homeo-
morphio mappings of the topological space R onto itself.
q-dimanaional additive invariant ooobains over the abelian
topological group G are denoted as q-dimensional integral
invariants of (R,W). An example for the application of these
notions for the topological description of dynamic systems is
the theoremi Por the rectificability of (R,w) it is necessary
and sufficient that there exists a continuousq invariant and
admissible cochain V homologous to zero. As rectificable
the authors denote dynamic systems which admit isomorphic
mappings for which the trajectories of the system pass over
Card 1/2 into parallel straight lines of the Hilbert space.

,On the Question of the Topological Definition of SOV/140-58-3-2/34
Integral Invariants
There are 4 references, 2 of which are Soviet, and 2 American.
ASSOCIATIONs Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S.M.Kirova
(Ural
Polytechnic Institute imeni S.M. Kirov)
SUBMITTED3 January 20, 1958
Card 2/2

2
16(1)
AUTHOR: Baydosov,V.A. SOV/140-59-1-2/25
---------------------
TITLE: Invariant Functions of Dynamic Systems (Invariantnyye
funktsii
dinamicheskikh sistem)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy.
Matematika, 19599
Nr 1 , PP 9-15 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A continuous commutative transformation group W of
the metric
and connected space R is called a dynamic system (R,W). A
continuous mapping f of R into a commutative topological group
G is denoted as an invariant function of (R,W) over G if for
all p4rR and we W it holds f(wp) - f(p). The author's
considera-
-tions lean upon those of Ye.A.Barbashin Z-Ref 1,52; he
investi-
gates the free Abelian topological groups over the space of the
dynamic system as well as the space of the trajectories of the
dynamic system. Eleven theorems and lemmas are given.
There are 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet, and 1 American.
ASSOCIATION:Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni
S.M.Kirova (Ural
Polytechnical Institute imeni S.M.Kirov)
SUBMITTED: March 29, 1958
Card 1/1

85922
b 0 S/140/60/000/003/001/011
AUTHORt Baydosov, V.A. C111/C222
TITLE: (On Homomorphisms oi Dynamic Systems
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysahikb uohebnykb eavedeniy. Matematika,
1960,
Wr.3, pp.21-29 ILP
TEXTt A dynamic system is a system of transformations (XqW ,
where X is a
topological space, W is the topological group^f its
transformations and
the funotion w(m) is continuous. The h5o-m-om--o-r-phism of the
system (XV w 1)
onto the system (x 29W2 ) is the pair (f,f1c), where f is the
mapping of X,
onto X 2 and f" is a homomorphism of W I onto W2 , where for x1
exi IW I Ev1
x x
it follows: f(wl(xl)) - W,'(f(x,))p where w I M f (WI). if (Itw)
is a V~
dynamic system, then the definition of the homomorphism is
completed by
the claim for the continuity of f and fx. A function f defined on
the space
X of the system (X,W) is called dynamic if from f(x 1) - f(x2 )
and NEW it
follows f(WXI) - f(wx,). The set I(xo) U tw(xo)Jis called the
trajectory
New
of the point x.0 The system (X,W) is called linear if X is
Abelian and I is
Card 1/4

85922
3/140J60/000/003/001/011
0111/C222
On Homomorphisms of Dynamic Systems
its group of automorphiens. A linear system (1,W), where X is
topological
and the automorphisms of W are continuous, is called an
A-system. The
notion of the homomorphism of dynamic systems was introduced by
Ye.A.
Barbashin (Ref.1,2). The author investigates some algebraic
questions
connected with this notion.
At first dynamic functions are investigated. If (f,tx) is
homomorphism of
the system (X,W) into (0,Wx), then f is a dynamic function. The
system
(e,W), where Gx . f(X), is called induced by f in 0.
Theorem 2.1s If the dynamic function f i X.--4G of'the dynamic
system (xJ'W)
is an open mapping, then it induces a dynamic system in G.
Theorem 2.31 If the group of motions W of the dynamic system
(X,W) is the
additive group of real numbers and f i X-+I is a dynamic
function over the
group of real numbers, then on every trajectory I(x 0), f is
either constant
or changes strongly monotone along the trajectory.
A function f t 9-40, with values in 0, defined on the space of
the linear
system (H,W), is called linear if f is a group homomorphiam.
The kernel of
the group homomorphism f is called the kern-el of f.
Card 2/4

85.922
S/140J60/000/003/001/011
C111/G222
On Homomorphisme of Dynamic Systems
Theorem 3.1s In order that a linear function f of a linear
system of trans-
formations is dynamic it is necessary and sufficient that the
kernel of f is
invariant.
Theorem 3.2: Let thb linear dynamic function f t H--)G of the
linear system
of transformations 112,W) be an open and continuous ma ping. If
then (H'W) is
an A-system, then f induces an A-system in 0. If (H,W5 in a
dynamic system,
then f induces a dynamic system in G.
Let (H,W) be an A-system. Lot A be a subgroup of H. The set of
element
hf-H for which wh-hr=A holds for all wfiW, is called L(A).
Theorem 4.1z Let A be a closed invariant subgroup of H. Then
the facto:
group L(A)/A is the center of the factor system (H/A,W).
Let w1Pw2'Q*.VwnF-W. The element h' - [[ ... Qh1w1]1w21 ....
IVn] is called
the n-th commutator of h. Lot the element h have the index n if
all its
n-th commutators equal zero and at least on (n-l)-st commutator
is different
Card 3/4

85922
3/140/60/000/003/001/011
On Homomorphisms of Dynamic Systems. C111/G222 #b
from zero. An A-system (H,W) is called a nil-system if all
hEH have a
finite index. The author gives necessary and sufficient
conditions that
(H,W) is a nil-system.
There are 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
A,M.Gorlkogo
(Ural State University imeni A.M.Gorlkiy
SUBMITTED: May 21, 1959
Card 4/4

BAYDOSOV, V.A&
Topology of groups of singular Integral chains. Sib.
mat. zhur.
2 no.3031-340 MY-Je 161. (MIPA 14:7)
(Topology) (Chains (14athematies))

BAYDOSOVI, _ Y~t_A.
One-dimensional invariant cochains of dynamic systems.
Sib. mat.
zhur. 2 no.5:641-649 S-0 161. '. (MM 15:3)
(Oroups, Theory of) (Dynamics)

ACC NR' AR7000859 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/66/000/009/EO11/EOll
AYJTIIOR:* Daydov, V. V.; Kunin, L. L.
TITLE : Correlation between the speed of sound and the surface
tension of metals
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 9E93
REF SOURCE: Sb. Poverkhnostn. yavleniya v rasplavakh i
voznikayushchikh iz
r4kh tverd. fazakh. Nallchik, 1965, 89-93
TOPIC TAGS: surface tension, metal --- lrj volume
expansion, o-c-o"9- IT"
ABSTRACT: The presence was noted of a correlation between surface
tension
(sigma), isothermic compressibility (Betatau), and the coefficient
of volume
expansion (alpha): sigma alpha/Betatau. [Translation of abstract]
[GC]
SUB CODE: 11, 20/

BAYDOV, V.V.; KRASHENINNIKOV, M.G.; FILIPPOV, S.I.
Regularities in the reduction of iron from molten ores
by
hydrogen. Izv. vyse ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 7
no.1:13-19 164.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i splavov.

L 13D64-66 ENT(l) nff(m)/EPF(n)-2/T/EWP(t)AWP(k)/EWP(b)/EWA(h)ATC(m)
G G
ACC NR, AT5028956 SOURCE CODE: UR/,'6776/65/000/040/0091/0104 6,-
AUT110R: Baydov. V. V.; Kunin, U 1,
t4l
ORG: Central Scientific-Resellch InIffitate of Ferrgus Metallurgy,
Moscow tTsentrallnyy
nauclino-IsslWovatellskly IntaRtut chernoy metallurgil)
TITLE: Use of ultrasonic methods to Investizate-metallurldcal systems
In the liguld state
z?, q41 %i- I I ~ . . ly~ S')l 15
SOURCM., Moscow. Tsentr Inyy naudh!~-a-tssledovatellskly InBtItut
chernoy metallurgil.
Sbornik trudov, no. 40, 1965. Teoriya m'etallurgicheskikh protsessov
(Theory of
metallurgical processes), 91-104
TOPIC TAGS: metallurgic research, liquid metal, ultrasonics
ABSTRACT- This article to a survey of foreign and Soviet works
pertainin to e application
of ultrasonics to Investigations of metallurgical systems In the
liquid s The author
examines methods of measuring the velocity of sound In liquij metali,
the it~ods being
divided into two basic groups: direct methods, which Include the
pulsing Method, and indirect
methods which require measuring the length of the sonic waves either
at a given frequency or
at a given segment of the signal's path. The author gives data on
the* velocity of sound In the
15 liquid metals for which it has so far been measured and the
compressibility and heat
capacity of 13 metals calculated from the results of measuring the
velocity of sound. 7he
author sums up his survey by stating Ihat Investigations of metals,
alloys, and slags in the
liquid state h3L#19. ultrasonic methodIftold promise for eliciting
their structure and for finding
the parameters needed when analjifi~g the behavior of metallurgical
systems. Orig. art.
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GREBMI, L.K. [Hrebe4l, L.K.Is akademik; BAYDUGANOVA, K.P.
[Baidubanova, K.F.]
nml hW sotrudnik
Idnear and interlinear brooding of the Mcrainian white steppe
swine. Naukopratai "Ask.-Nov." 9:10-20 t6,1* (MM 150)
1. Voesoyuznaya akademiya, oellskokhozyaystvannykh nauk imeni
Y.I.Lemina., AN SSSR i "-" 4"*u akaiemiya sel'skokho-
zyWtvanrqkh nauk (for Grabent .
(Mcmi m--&dm breeaing)

GRgMl.* L#K,.v akademiki GREBENI, ye.K.,, kand,sellkhoz,r#Ukj
BAYDUGANOVAO le.P., mauchnyy sotrudnik
Swine breading in the southern Ukraine during years of the Soviet
regime.
Trudy "Ask.-Rov." 8:5,29 160. (MIU 14:4)
1. Akademiya nauk USSR, Vsesoyuznaya akademiya sellskokho-
zyaystvennykh-nauk im, V,I. Lenina i Ukrainskaya Akaden4ya sell-
akokhozyaystvennykh nauk (for Graben'.. L.K.).
(Ukrfine-Swine breeding)

GREBENIP L..K.: akademik,, BAYDTJGANOVA., Ye.P.,,
SOROKINA., V.I.., nau6bhy-y--s-ofr-uEAY.
Productivity of White Ukrainian Steppe evine depending
on age and
the degree of relationship betveoh boars and sovs.
Trudy "Ask.-Nov.n
800-50 160* (MIM 14:4)
1, Akademiya pauk USSR., Vseopyu;naya akademiya
sell-skokhozyaystve=ykh
nauk'im. V.I. Ionina i Ukrainskays, Akademiya
sellskokhozyayotvennykh
nauk (for Groben").

GREBENI, L.K., akademik; BAYDUGANOVA, Ye.P.,
nauchnyy sotr.;
SAVCHENKO, P.Ye.) kand, biol, nauk; GREBEN', Ye.K.,
kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KRMVA, L.F., nauchn. sotr.;
SIDOROVA, L.M., nauahn. sotr.; SOROKINA, V.I.,
nauchn.
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