SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PANOVA, G. D. - PANOVA, L. P.

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MDVA G "j saoYAN, s.s.; VEMRCMGIII, L.F.
Bismuth phase diagram at pressures up to 100,000 kg/cm2 and a
temperature of 500u C. Fize met* i metalloved. 11 no. 2:215-
219 F 161, (MMA 14:5)
1. Institut fiziki vysol~ikh davleniy.
(Bismuth-Thermal properties) (Phase rule and equilibrium)

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AUTHORS: Panova, G~Kh, Sekoyan, S,S, and Vereshchagin, L.F.
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TITLE- Phase Diagram of Bismuth at Pressures and Temperatures
up to 100000 kg/cm2 and 5000C
PERIODICAL: Fizika metal.lov i metallovedeniye, 1961, Vol.11, No.2,
pp~215-219
TEXT: The p-T phase diagram for bismuth had been investigated up
to 100000 kg/CM2 and 5000C in order to compare the results with
other authors. The pressure equipment will be described in a
later paper, A bismuth wire.0.5 mm diameter, was placed in a
container. The medium for transmitting the pressure was silver
chloride which gives a qua,ii-hydrostatic pressure up to high
pressures. The sample was heated by an electric current. The
pressure in the container was determined from the force developed
by the press. The apparatus was calibrated from the known
polymorphic transformations of bismuth (24800 and 27000 kg/cm2)
thallium (43400 Irg/cm2) and barium (77400 kg/cm2)~ The temperature
was determined by the integral nlectrical power received by the
wire after establishing that, with constant geometry of the sample
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and constant thermal conductivity of the surrounding medium, the
temperature of the middle of the sample was linearly proportional
to the power and practically did not change with change in specific
heat conductivity of the investigated sample or with pressure.
This was done using different metale at various pressures. This
method gave a temperature measurement with an accuracy of
+ 5 - 10*C and eliminated the disadvantage of using electrical
leads required for other methods of measurement, In the
investigations of the phase diagrams of bismuth, polymorphic
transformations were detected by means of the rapid changes in the
electrical resistance of the sample, The relation between the
realstanceL R (ohms) and the power W (watts) received by the
sample was established and Fig.4 shows some of the results
(WMbKOCMb - liquid, curves 1 to 12 relate to pressures of
28ooo to ioo4OO kg/cm2). From the results a phase diagram was
constructed and is given in Fig,5 (dotted line -- data of Bundy;
top left of diagrain - "liquid"), The average accuracy of the
results was estimated as 2% for both temperature and pressure.
The results are in good agreement with those of F.P.Bundy (Ref.6).
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ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki vysokikh dayleniY
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SUBMITTED: May 20, 196o
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MOROV, L.T., kand.tekhn.nouk; LEONTOYEVSKIY, B.B.; GILIDENBLAT, YB.D.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; KORENISTOV, D.V.; ROSSI)ISKIY. K.1., kand.tekhn.
nauk; EVZIMIN, I.1., kand.tekhn.nauk; KONDRATSKATA, &.A., inch.;
HISAR-MUKHANEDOVA, G.N.. inzh.-.-PANOV'A. G.K,,_inzh.; ROZHDRSTMSKIY.
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ZWKOVA. N.Y., inch.; (MISHIN, N.M., retsen2ent; XRITSKIY, S.N.,
doktor tekhn.neuk, red.; KENMI, M.P., doktor tekhn.nalak, red.;
GALAKTIONOV, V.D.. kand.geol.-min.neuk, red.; ZAVALISHIN, I.S., Inzh.,
red.; MALYMM, N.A.. inch., red.; MIKHAYLOV, A.Y., doktor teklm.
nauk, red.; PETROV, G.D., inch,, red,; RAPOPORT, Ta.D., red.; RUSSO.
G.A., kqnd.tskhn.neukj glevn" red.; SSVASTITANOV, V.I., inch., red.;
TIT0V* SeVs, inzho, red.; TISTROVA, O.N., red.; TARIONOV, G.Te.,
tekhn.red.
[Hydrology and water economy of the Volga-Don] Gidrologiia I vodnoe
knozlaistvo Volgo-Dons. Pod red. S.N.Kr~'.skogo I X.F.Menkelis.
Moskva, Gos.onerg.izd-vo, 1960. 146 p. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Moscow. Vessoyuznyy proyektno-Izysketel'skly I nauchno-issledo-
vatel'skiy inatitut "Gidroproyakt" imeni S.Ta.71rak. 2. Daystvitell-
nyy chlen Akademii strottelletva I arkhitaktury SSSR (for Grishin).
(Don River-Water resources development)

- PANOVA, G.T.; STSECRMO, T.Ye.; FMGO, B.A.; SHCHMLIW. D.Ye.
ObservatIons of the second artificial earth satellite
(1957,6 ) at Station NO.039(Pulkovo). Biul.staoopt.nabl.isk.
sput.Zeme nD.6:1-5 159. (NDU 13: 6)
1. Glavnays (Fulkovskcaya) Astronomichoske-ya observatoriya AN
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A.VMORS: Panova. 0. V., 4shchanko, T. Ye., Firago, B. A., Shchegolev, D. Ye.
TMs.- of the Second -Earth's Artificial SFA011110095 at
Station No. 039 (Pulkovo) 7P
PERIODICAL?-. Byul. st. optich. nablyudeniya iskusstv. sputnikov Zemli, 1959, No.
6, pp. 1-5 (33ngilsh summary)
TEXT: Resulta of observations and processing of photographs taken with two
standard cameras are described in detail. Coordinates were determined by the
method of A. A. Kiselev and partially by A. N. Deych's method. One "node" point
was obtained from one negative relative to which coordinates and time were inter-
polated several times. The following factors were taken into accomt: diurnal
rotation or the sky, refractional parallax of the sputnik, systematic errors in
measuring the edge of the sputnik track, track curvature and sputnik acceleration.
Relative time instants were reduced to the standard time of the USSR with k-Ir
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IMINENKO, A.A.; PLUZIINIKOV, V.1h.; PANOVA, GON.; SYSMIM0, T.Ye.;
-~0, B.A.; SHWEGOLEV, D.Y-e':. ~N- ~IY, A.V., nauchnyy 6otrudnik
Results of photographic observations of artificial earth satellites.
Biul.sta.opt.nabl.isk.sput.Zem. no.11:20-28 '60. (MIRA 14*12)
1. Nachallnik stantsii nablyudeniya iskusstvennykh sputnikov Zemli
NO.031 (for Logvinenko). 2. Nachallnik stantsii nablyudeniy iskus-
stvennykh sputnikov Zemli No.60 (for Pluzhnikov). 3. Glavnaya
(Pulkovskaya) astronomicheskaya observatoriya AN SSSR (for Panova,
.Syshchenko, Firago, Shchegolev). 4. Astronomicheskaya observatoriya
Urallskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta (for-Hevel'skiy).
(Artificial satellites-Optital observations)
(Astronomical photography)

PANOVAP G.T.; FIMGO, B.A.; SJIGHEGMXVV D*Ye.
Synelwmized observations of the Amwikm satellite xCho -P;
preIbdnary results. Biul. eta. opt. nabl. isk. spat. Zem.
no.30:3-5 162. (MIRA 16W
1. Glavnaya (Palkovskaya) "tronomichaskaya observatoriya
AN SSSR.
(Artificial satenites-Traoking)

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sledovat,31'skago institut khimi~.besklkh reaktjv~;a j. o-~c.,
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TERENTIM, A.P.; RUKHADZE, Ye.G.; PANOVA, G.V.
Four-coordinate chelates vith unequally paired ligands. Dokl.
AN SSSR 155 no. 4:872--873 Ap 164. (,MIRA 17:5)
mn4kovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet Im. M.V.Lomonosova.
'I'thlen-korrespondent All SSSR (for Terentlyev).

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AUTHOR: Terentlyev, A. P.; Rukhedze, Ye. Go; Mochalins, 1. Go; Panova, Go V.
TITLE: A study of the chalet* polymer series. IX. Polymers of son thicamides
:and polythloamides wiXh metals
SOURCE: Geterotsepny*ye vy*sokomo1ekuly&rnV*y* soyedinenlys (Heterochain macro-
molecular compounds); sbornik statey. Moscow, lzd-vo "Neuka," 1963, 123-128
TOPIC TAGS: chelate compound, polymer, chelate polymer, thloamide, polythioamide,
chelate structural property, polymer structure, chelate trans configuration,
:chelate cis configuration, polymerization
ABSTRACT: A large number of chelate polymers were synthesized by equlmolecular
reactions between thioamides or polythioamides of alpha-picoline or 2.6-lutidine
in a suitable solvent (dimethylformamide, chloroform, benzene) and methanol solu-
tions, of metallic salts (Cu, N1, Zn' Co, Mn). Yields ranged from 39 to 93%. Cal-
culated N content from 9.00 to 11.60%, deiemined N content from 8.12 to 1l..89%,
respective metal contents from 10-33 to 15.93 and 9.96 to 15.85%. The polymers ob-
tained were yellow, green, cinnamon or orange, or In light, dark and reddish
shades of these colors. Three types-of chelate structures are Illustrated, the
presence of totra- and pentacyclic linkages Is suggested, and the authors discuss
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-the feasibility of trans- and cis-configurations. Orig. art. has: 2 tables and
Inumerous chemical formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gasudarstvanny*y universitat Im. K. -V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University)
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TERENTIYEV, A.F.~~ RUFMADZE, Ye,G.; PANOVA, G.V,; VATOROVA, N,,N,
Chelate compcunds with optically active ligands. Part 4,- Copper
and nickel chelates with bydroxynaphthaldirtine and hydroxyketimlnez.
Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no.6:1104-1110 Je 165. (MTRA 18t6NJ
1. M03kovskiy gosudarstverlwjry universitet imeni Lomonosova.

S11901621004100410121019
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AUTHORSi Terentlyev, A. P., Rukhadze, Ye. G.9 Rode, V. V.,,Panovs,
G. V.
TITLE- Investigations in chalate polymers. IV. Polymers of
4,41-bis-(ot-thioalkylpyridineamido)diphonylene with metala
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 4, no. 4, 1962,
566-570
TEXT: Polymers with I;he common structure--..
(Y
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S N
R H- and CH,-; M Cu 2+ Ni 2+ Zn 2+ Co 2+ were studied. For these com-.-,---i
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poundep the chelate nodo of which can be written as 2(NpS)-Mt the designa-
tion bis-(azathia) polychelate was proposed. From 40t-bia(c~Ahiopicoline_
amido)diphonyl (C 24H18N4.S2, needle-shaped orange arystalso melting point
23800, yield 53%) and 4,4'-bio-(c~-thio-2,6-lutidineamido)diphonyI (C 26H22"4H20
orange red crystals, melting point 2230C, yield 22%, described for the firat
time , polychelate polymers were produced having qualitative yield with bi-
valent metals at room temperature. Using Debye-Scherrer photographS, the
structure of these finely dispersed colored powders wee found to be amorphous
Investigation of the heat resistance of bia-(azathia)polychelates showed
that their decomposition sets in at about 2000C. Total destruction under
formation of metal oxidos, however, began only after 3 hr heating at
800-10000C. Nickel and zinc polychelatoo proved to be more heat-resistant
than polymers with coppor and cobalt ions. Polyaholates with the structur
mentioned are also chemically stable. Investigation of their spectra
showed that tho absorption maxima of bis-(azathia)polychelates are somewhat
displaced towards the long-wave range as compared with bis-(azaoxa)- and
bis-disoxapolychelates, and that only polymers with zinc ions show weak
.luminescence. Magnetochemical investigations gave BOMO information on the
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AUTHOR: Terentlyev, A. P. (Corresponding member AN SSSR); Rukhadze;
Ye. G.; Panova,.G. V.
TITLE: Tetra- coordinated chelates with unevenly paired ligands
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v. 155, no. 4, 1964, 872-873
TOPIC TAGS: chelate, evenly paired ligand, unevenly paired ligand, salicylal
phenylet'hylimine, polarimetric titration, racemic mixture, optically active
compound, optically active compound separation, tetra coordinated chelate
I ABSTRACT: The possibility of obtaining chelates In which the metal is attached
to two different ligands was investigated using compounds of the type A:
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In which R, = Cl-~-and R2 = C6% I C6HCH27 or C6H,CH(CH.,)-;. X-rays showed
the products formed were mechanical mixtures of materials with paired ligands
R,=R,. Experiments were then run with levo- and dextrorotatory salicylal alpha-
phenylethylimine U: OH
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where the differences in R, and R2 is caused by . their configuration. Polari-
metric titration of a solution of mixed 1- and d- salicylal- alpha- phenylethylimine
with copper acetate established that a mixture of chelates with evenly paired
ligands (in a ratio approximating the I- and d- form of the original amine) was
formed in the solution. On crystallization a racemic miAcure precipitated,
leaving the solution enriched in the optically active form. Thus the optically
active part of the amine may be separated from its racemate by crystallization.
Experiments run with big- (alpha- phenylethyldithiocarbamate)- nickel did not give
positive results. In the type A compounds, the chelates most favored energeti-
cally are those in which R I = R 20 L e. , chelates with evenly paired Ugands.
Orig. art. has: 1 table and 2 formulas.
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ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(MoscowState University)
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ACCESSION M: AP4040960 6/0020/6VI56/005/n74/11-77
AUrHM: Tek-entlyev, A. P.; Panom, G. V.; Sbigorin, D. N.; Rukhadze, ye. o.
TITLE: EFR spectra~of optically-active chelate compounde of copper with
oxyeldimines and wWketimines
SOURCE s AN MSR. Uoklady% v. 156, no, 5. 1964* 2.174-1177
TOPIC TAGS: EFR, EFR spectrum, chelate compound, optically-active chelate
compound, copper, copper compound, copper-chelate compound, aldimine compound,
ketimine ccmpound,, copper-oxyaldimino compound, copper-oxykatimine compound
I
ABSTRACT: It is a wel2-lmown fact that the degree of delocalization of an-unpaired
electron can be studied 4directly by the electron,paramagnetio reaondbee method.
1~enee, one and the same structural peculiarities of molecules can be found in
the optical activity and EFR spectra. With this in mind, the authors studied.
i.the EFR spectra of the titled chelate compounds of copper. The analysis was
carried out an a superheterodyne ZYR spectrrmater with a frequency of 9,455 mes
lill'of the compounds in a chloroform solutioi. produce IFR spectra which are
!pharacterized by four 31noo of a superfine stru#ure, which orlginate as the
Fesult of the.interaotlon of the copper atom's n6clear moment (3~e '~/2) with the
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'magnetic spire moment of th unpa
ired electron. An additional supeTfine structure
1composed of five lines m0ested itself in the iFR spectra for compounds III"IV
and V of the Figure of Enclosure 01. The possibility of disrupting.the molecular
coplanerity is the greatest,.with these compounds. The additio#al syperfine
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structure did not appear in~. the EPR spectra for 'Compounds I ano III, Yhe,
assumption could be made that this is associated',with the ability of chelates I
;and 111, as the more coplanhr, to. fom associateo. Actually,, fhe f6rmation of
!associates could lead to the elimination of'the Odditional sup6rfin6 structure
owing to the origination of a dipole spin-spin interaction. The presence of the
additional hyperfine structure in the II, IV and'V compounds and its absence in
the I and III compounds ban only be explained by the 'peculiarities of the
molecular structure, especially by the intensive disruption of their coplanarity
;through the introduntion of-the CH3 group instead of the aldehyde group's
:,hydrogen atom. Di.-ruption of the coplanarity prod-does an essential influence on
the distribution of the electron density of the unpaired electron in the
imolecule. Authors conclude that one and the same structural pecularities of the
iinvestigated copper chelate compounds, associated with disruption of the molecular
'Coplanarity under the effects of steric factors produce a change in the
!compound's optical activity and EPR spectra. "Authors thank N. V. Vereyna and
IN. A. Begunova for their help in conducting thr. exporiment,4 Orig. art. has:
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ASSWIATION: ftziko-kbinlcbe6kiy institut im., L. Ya. Kerpova (Pbysico-obemical
rhatitute); Mosl~ovaldy Goaudarstvamydim" M. V. 140mosova (Moscow state. Uaiversity)
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TEREETIMP A.?.; RUK-h=E, Ye.G.; RODE, V.V.; PANOVA, G.V.
Chelate polymern. Part 9. Polymours of 4p4'-biB-
(c'U-thioalkylpyridinamido)diphenyls with metala. Vysokom.
soed. 4 no-4t566-570 Ap 162. (bawl 15:5)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imani Lomonosova.
(Chelates)

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LARIN, G.M.; PANOVA, G.V.j RUKHADZE, Te.G.
Eleetron parwmgnatio resonance of copper cmpounds wltb
oxyaldinines. Zhur.strukt,khim. 6 no.5t699-705 S-0 165,
(MIRA 18t.L2)
1. Inatitut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii imeni N.S.
Kurnakova AN SSSR I Moskovskiy gosudaretvannyy universitet
M.V.IA=onosova. Submitted May 7, 1965.

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TMNTIYEV, A.P.; RUKHADZEI, Ye.G.; PARIVA, G.V.; MOCILUJIM, I.G.
Magremolecular compounds, derivL%Lives of pyridine. Part 2: Thionaides
and polythioamides based on some alkyl:pyridines. Vysokem.soed. 5 no.
6:842-845 Je 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet. im. H.V.Lomeneseva.
(Amides) (Polyw.-~ides) (Pyridine)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5575
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Astronomicheskiy sovet.
Byulleten' stantsiy opticheskogo nablyudeniya iskusstvennykh
sputnikov Zemli, no. 6. (Bulletin of the Stations for Optical
Observation of Artificial Earth Satellitea. No. 6) Moscow,
1959. 23 P. 500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Astronomicheskiy sovet Akademii nauk SSSR.
Reap. Ed.: Ye. Z. Gindin; Secretary: 0. A. Severnaya.
PURPOSE : This bulletin is intended for scient!Bts and englneers
concerned with optical tracking of artificial satellites.
COVERAGE : The bulletin contains 9 articles which present the
results of satellite observations, and describe methods and
specific equipment used for photographic observation of earth
satellites. An appendix contains a listing of 84 Soviet satel-
lit e observation stations with station number. No personalltle~~
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Panova,, G V T. Ye. Syshahenko, B. A. Firago, and D. le.
blicriegolev [Glavnaya (Pulkovakaya) Aotronomiche3kaya cb~ei-
vatoriya AN SSSR - Main (Pulkovo) Antronomic Obeervatory of t.hF~
Academy of Sciences of the 'USSR]. Obaervations of Second
Artificial Earth Satellite (1957 P) at Station No. 039 (Pulkovn~
(observationB: B. A. Firago, D. D. Folozhentpev, 0. V. Farova.,
N. H. Bronnikova. Measurementa and Calculatione: T. Ye.
G. V. Panova, D. Ye. Shchegolev, B. A. Firago, and T, P. Y-!:;-?-
leva)
Lengauer, G. G. Main
Academy of Sciencen of
graphic Determinations
lites
(Pulkovo) Afitronomic Obaervatory cf the
the USSR]. On Methoda for Frecl3e Fhoix.-
of the Positions of Artific."al. Earth Satel
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Bulletin of the Stations (Cont.)
S07V/5575
Klimenko, I. Ye., and B. D. Fomanko (Stalingradskaya stantaiya
nablyudeniya ISZ - Stalingrad Satellite Tracking Station.] On
Some Problems in the Method of Satellite Observation
Khusainov, S. Kh., and Sh. Karatayev (Stantsiya nablyudeniya ISZ
pri Kzyj - Ordinskom goo. pedinatitute - Satellite Tracking
Station at the Kzyl - Orda State Pedagogical institute]. Table
of the Conversion of Horizontal Coordinates Into Equatorial Co-
ordinates
Eynasto, Ya., and U. Veysmann (Inatitut fizlki I actronom-11
AN ESSR - Stantsiya nablyudeniya sputnikov pr"A. Tartuakom gos-
darstvennom universitete - Institute of Physics and Astronomy of
the Academy of Sciences of the Estonian Soviet Sociailst. Republl,~.
Satellite Tracking Station at Tartu State University). Prelim-
inary Results of Using Automatic Recording in Theodolite Satel-
lite Observations
io
Zatsiorskiy, L. M. [Main (PLIkovo) Antroiiomic Observatory]. Mod'Lfi-
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cation of the NAFA-3s/25 Photographic Camera at Pulkovo
Firago, B. A. [ Main (Pulkovo) Astronomic Observatory]. Sjy~~tatn-
atical Errors in the Readings of HundredU~4s of Seconds of FrInt-
ing Chronographo (21-11 Nos. 001, 011, 045 - 1954:: j,43, 146, ic)q -
1957; 235 - 1958)
Romero, 0. [Santiago Astronomic Observatory of the Univer3,ity
of Chile). On the Illumination of an Artlf13lal Satal 11 'IV' e
Results of Photographic Observations of Artificial Earth SatF-'.-
lites ".8
a. Urasin, L. A., L. L. Andriyevskaya, L. K. Kj-11kc-va, ano"
Kh. Shakirova [Astronomicheokaya observatoriya Im. Engel'-
gar~fta,, K=mL-LALTrnardc Ubsserve,,-rrj~ ~Pnei,2,- Z-e-al Lgardt Ka2an
b. Kalikhevich, F. F., and T. Ya. Ivakina [Nikolayevakoye
otdelenlye GAO AN SSSR - Nikolayevsk DeDartment of the
Main Astronomical Observatory of the Acadeniy of S-.ienees
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of the USSR] 19
c. Kalikh'evich, F. F. Corrections of the Universal Time of
Photographic Satellite Observations in the Above Depart-
ment, Published in the Bulletin of Cotical Satellite
Trackin& Stations No. 2 20
d. Klimishin' 1. A. LHead of the Tracking Station of the
Astronomical Observatory of the LIvov State University
imeni 1. Franko] (Astronomicheskaya observatoriy~t
LIvovskogo gosuniversiteta Im. I. Franko. Astronomic
Observatory of LIvov UnAversity im. 1. Franko](Methods used:
Deych and Kayzer. Observers: h. F. Vavrinyuk, I. V.
Shpichka, L. F. Lutsiv-Shumskiy, Measurements: A. A.
~j
Kopystyanskiy, and L. F. Lutsiv-Shumskiy.) -
e. Bratiyahuk, M. V. [Head of the Tracking Station, Uzhgorod
State University) [Uzhgorodskiy gosuniversitet - Uzh-
gorod University.] (Calculator: Shvalagin) 22
f. Russo, Yu. D., and P. I. Chuprina. Odessa Astronomical
Observatory. (Methods used: Deych and Tsesevich. Ob-
server: V. V. Grek) 23
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APPENDIXES
I. Artificial earth satellite observations by saviet
stations
II. Artificial earth satellite observations by stations
abroad
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- YUDINA, V., instruktor;.~A~,Lp instruktor
Genuine,, businena-Me patronage. ZhIL-kom. khoz. n.-no.7sl2_13 JI
I fij,~~ (MIRA 14s 7)
1. TSentrallngy komitet profsoyuza rabochikh mestnoy promyshlermostj
i ko=mnallno khozyaystva,, g. Krasnodar.
rKr'a'snodar Territory-Municipal serfi,-es)

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BOMWAp,-Y9.rjP&; VOMODUVA-.* Te~M.; ZAUTER,.V.V&;.KOLITSGVA, T,T&;
KRUCHXKIN&,. N.Y..; MAMNUVA, Z,;I,;.PAKUVA ~~Obll FmOVSKhlAV
I-MV; RCMANMSKAU., G.M.; SEDPVA, ";-'STELIMAK, N.K.;
UBA,CHNIKOVAO I.F.
[A*Us of lower Cretaceous spore And pollen complexee of some
regions of the U~S.S,R*) Ataas mi0wrielowykh oporovo-pylltsev7kh
kampleksoy nekotce7kh rkiwwv SSSIR-. Moskva, Nedra, 1964. 551 p.
(leningrad.. Vsesoiuznyi geologicheskii. institut. TrAy, vol.124)
(MIRA 1819)
lo Vessoyummyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy goologicheskiy insti-
tut (for Boytsova,, Kolitsova, Kruchinins, Panom, Pokrovskaya,
Ramanorskaya, Sedova,, Stellmak, Tabachnikova). 2. UmIlakoys
pologicheskoys upmvleniya (for Martynom). 3. Severo-Vostoch-
noys, geologicheskays upravleniye (for Vopyodova). 4. I'enin.-
gradskiy filial Yeemoyumcgo ordene. Uniza prqpktno-izyskatel'-
skogo i nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituts. in. Z.Ya. Zbuka
(for Zauyer).

V_7.;
-It a r.-.~ F a ~,
s. -.ions of 7~
ins ". geol . j p." - ., ~ Z. .- -.:,
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&GRANOVSUyA, I.A.; ALyUSHINSKIy, yu.A.; ASAVan, Tej.; BDYTSDVA, Ye.r.;
BOCHARRIKOVA. A.D.; VOYZVODDYA. Ye.; GROMOVI, ff-S-; UUY3M, V-V-;
MRTYNOVA, Z.I.; MQYA,-"A - J'OKROVSXAYA, I.M.; EMMYSKAYA, G-R.;
SADOVA, M.A.; STIMIMAK. N.N."; ZUUIU, S.L.; 11DILISHTM, L.I.
[deceased]; RMUSHIN, V.A.i tekhn.red.
(Atlas of upper Cretaceous, Phleocene and Xboane spore and pollen
complexes In certain regions of the U.S.S.R.] Atlas verkhnomelovykh,
paleoteenovylth I sotsenobykh sporovo-pylltsevykh komplelmov nekotorykh
raionov SSSR. Leningrad. 1960, 574 p. (LeniWad. Veesoi=nyi geologi-
cheskit institut. %~udY, vol-30). (MIRA 13:10)
1. Voesoyuznn nauchno-issledovateltakiy geologicheskiy institut
Ministerstva geologil i okhrany nedr SSSR (for Alyushinskiy, Asatkina,
Boyteova, Gromova, Panova, Pokrovskaya, Romanovskaya, Sedova,Stelimak,
Xllshteyn). 2. Ural'skoye geologicheskoye upravleniye Ministerstva
geologli I okhrany nedr SSSR (for Agranovelmya, BDcharnikova, Marty-
nova)* 3o Severo-7Vostochnove geologicheskoye upravleniye Ministerstva
geDlogii I okhrany nedr SSSR (for Voyevodova, Khayldna). 4. Ienin-
gradskly filial Gidroproyekta Ministeretva elektrostantsiy (for Zauyer).
(Falynology)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SO`V/4 157
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vychislitellnyy tsentr
Sbornik standartnykh I b1povykh programm dlya BESM (Collection of
Standard'and Typical Programs for the BESM [High-Speed Electronic
Computerj). Moscow, 1960. 73 P. Errata slip inserted. 5,000
copies printed.
Reap. Ed.: V.M. Kurochkin, Candidate of Physics and Mathematics;
Ed. of Publishing House: M.V. Yakovkin; Tech. Ed.: I.F. Kuzlmdn.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for digital computer programmers.
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of 10 articles giving 10 programs
for the solution of various mathematical and numerical problems
using the BESM (High-Speed Electronic Computer). No personalities
are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Panova, L.D. Program for Printing Out Linear Parts 3
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Collection of Standart] (Cont,) SCJV/*4-157
Neygauz, M.G. Computing a Determinant 11
Demkov, Yu*N., and R.V. Senyukov. Program for the Solution of a
System of Linear Equations by the Exclusion Method With a Selection
of the Principal Element 17
Yershov, A.P. Matrix Inversion
21
Chaykovskaya, E.N. Quadratic Interpolation by Newton's Formula With
Difference Quotients 27
Chaykovslmya, :9.N. Cubic Interpolation by Newton's Formula With
Difference Quotients 30
Faletova, A.Ya. M.L. Chebyshev's Method for Computing the Coef-
ficients of an Approximating Polynomial by the Method of Least
Squares 33
Sragovich, A.I. Program for the Interpolation of a System of Or-
dinhry. Differeptial Equations by the Runge-Kutta Method With Auto-
matic Step Selection 39
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Collection of Standard (Cont.)
SOV/4157
Korolev, L.N. Main Program for Computing With Complex Values 45
Voytishek, V.V. Program for Double Precision Arithmetic 55
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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PANOVA, L. G
lla%ioliasis of aGricultural animals"
Moscow-Leningrad. Sellkhozgiz, 1951. 108 pages
with illustrationp.
ie
Sot t . , $;
The- ~~-iif th6l- ~ic4uat"b---tbe-reiadbriq With the iigerlU
6f f"Cildli"Dvi -of 4grT661tiift! -- aMi"16 with the -path6pnesi a
kml 'pathological watony., with the cl-Inic db4obilb and
epizoioU6169-y''of the i3lness and he also indicated the measures
of the fight against it,
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USSR/Zooparasitology - Parasitic Worms. G
Abs Jo~-r Ref Liur Biol., No 1, 1959, 955
Av.t', or Gol-bev, N.F,P-a~~
List Le: i-iyad Scie-tific Researcli L.stitute of Veteri-ary
Medicie.
Title Biojor~ of the Age.ft of Dictyocauiosis iii Sheep i..
Lei:i.- [Xadskar- O'blast I
Ori_ Pub Sb. tr. Le-LiL~x. n.-i. vet. in-t, 1957, VYP- 7, 1.58-166
,^.bstract Me develop,.-.iont of larvae -.--p to t1lie Lvasioi- stage
co.--til. e i.. this D)2-ast' d -ring the e-tire pasti ri.--,,
seaso'.1. The best coi'.dit1.o-.Is for developnent of the
larvae exist i ', JiO.y-August. The Livadi..g iarvae rc---
mi- viable 'aider the s.iow for the e~.tire winter period,
a:-d t'ie ~io- -Lavadiir, Larvae die.
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PANOVA, L. G.
Opyt Vnedreniya Kmpleksnogo hetoda Bor'by a Fastsiolezon Ovets V
Praktiku Kolkhozoy Tikhvinakogo.Rayona Leniiigradskoy Oblasti, '"Works on
Belminthology" on the 75th Birtbday of K. 1. Skryabin, Izdat, Akad. Nauk,
SSSA, Mo3kva, p. 483
Leningrad Sol. Res. Veterinary Inst.

FANOVA, L. G.
"I
[Distomatosis in farm animals] Fastsiolez sellskokhoziaistvenn7kh
zhivotnykh. Moskva, Gos. Izd-vo Belkhoz. lit-ry, 19,55. 32 P.
(Distomatosis) (MIRA 9:9)

TSION, Robert Adollfovich; PAPOVA, Lidiya Grigorlyevna3 POU!IOV,
F.Ya... red.
[Sheep diseasesl Bolezni ovets. 2., perer. i dop. Iscl. Le-
ningrad, Kolos, 1964. 96 p. (MlhA 18:3)

.71

MUMMA, L.A.; PANDVA, L.MS; POPOV9 L.Te.; SURBOVAROV, V.F.
Effect of various atorle defects on the kinetics of the formation
of the K-state in nickel-molybdenum alloys. Fiz.net.i metkuovfd.
15 no.3:451-455 Mr 163. (MM l6j4)
1. Sibirskiy fisiko-tekhniebaskiy institut.
(Nickel-molybdenum a1loys.-Thermal properties)

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AUTHORS: Popov, L. Ye., Karpovp G. I~q Panova, L. M., and Pleshkov,
A. V.
TITLE: Formation of the K-state in cold-worked chrome-nickel alloys
PBRIODICALt Akedemiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 142, no. 1, 1962, 72-74
TEXT: The variations in electrical resistance and volume of cold-worked
wire (2.2 mm in diameter) of a nickel alloy (16.6% Orl 0,34% Si; 0.014% C;
0.03% 51 0.4% Fe) were investigated at different annealing temperatures.
The samples were heated to IOOOOC and quenched in water, and their diameters
were then reduced to 1 am. The electrical resistance dropped by 10~ owing
to destruction of the K-etate. Subsequently, the samples were annealed for
109 21, and 90 min at 20-6000Cintervals of 25'C. The variations in
electrical resistance and length (1pig. 1 are divided into three tempera-
ture r&ngsot 1: 20-1200C1 11: 120-420 Cj III:t > 4200C. In range 19
the changes in lattice parameterej leading to the formation of the K-state;
are small. The volume is changed by the elimination of lattice defects.
In range II, the activation energy U required for the motion of defects
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leading to the formation of the K-state almost equals that of the hardened
alloy. This stage is associated with the motion of vacancies. For the
range 11 U w 1-56 + 0.13 ev. In range III, the sharp increase in activa-
tion energy with zTeing temperature is due to the increasing influence of
thermal vacancies. The activation energy In range I is about half as high
as in rang* 11 (0-77-0-85 ev) and is Close to the migration energy of
dislocated atoms in nickel. There are 3 figures and 20 references:
6 Soviet and 14 non-Soviet. The four most recent references to English-
language publications read as follows: I. A. Brinkman, C. E. Dixon, C. I.
Meschan, Acta Met., 12, 38 (1954)1 R. A. Dugdale, Phil. Nag., .1, 597 (1956),
Go R. Piercy, Phil. iag., ~, no- 51y 201 (1960); L. No ClLrebroughp No Go
Hargreaves, No H. Loretto, Go W. West, Acts, Metallurgica~ 8j no. 11, 797
(1960).
ASSOCIATIOZ; Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut pri Tomakom
gosudarstvennon universitete im. V. V. Kuybysheva
(Siberian Physicotechnioal Institute at the Tomsk State
University imeni V. V. Kuybyshev)
PRIISXN?n: July 20, 1961, by Go V, Xurdyumov, Academician
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POPOV,, L.Ye.; KARPOV,, G.I.; PANOVA,_L.M.
Spectrum of atomic defects participating in the formation-of phort-range
order in nickel~-chronium alloysto Ukr. fize zhur. 8 no.2:2-26-232 F 163.
(MIU 16:2)
1. Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy inBtitut AM SSSRJI TomWkq,.
(Nickel".chromium a.Uoys) (CrystalP--L*Ahq)

BARANOV, A.F., kand.med.nauk; MAROCHKINA, I.A., vrach; XONOPIKHIVA, T.A.J.
vrach; KOLOKOLOVA, kand.mednauk; YAK31,010, O.V., kcand.
med.nauk and.med.naukr
Treatment of onychomycoses with kamtolytic and fungicidal plasters.
Vestederm.i ven, no.1:65-67 62. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Ilik-ologichkoye otdeleniye Moskovskoy gorodekoy bollnitsy
Wo.23 imeni Medsantrud (for Marochkina, Kmonikhina). 2. Poli-
klinika No.1 Hinisterstva adravookhraneniya RSFSR (for Kolokolova).
3. TSfttra:Llnaya poliklinika No.1 Ministerstva oboroty SSSR
(for Yaklmenko). 4. TSentrallnaya poliklinika Fo.1 Ministerstva
zdravookbraneniya RSFSR (for Fanova).
(MmATOkyCosis) (NAILS (.A11AT014Y)-DISEASES)
(PLASTERS (PHARMACY))

POPOV, L.Ye.; KARPOV, G.I.; PANOVA, L.M.; PLESHKOV, A.V.
Mechanism of K-state formation in cold-deformed adakel-chr '
alloys. DoRl. AN MR 142 no.1:72-74 Ja 162. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut pri Tomskom-
gosudarstvennom universitete in. V.V. Huybysheva. Predstavleno
akedemikom G.V. Kurdymovyn.
(Deformations (Mechanics))
(Nickel-chromium alloya--Electric properties)

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AUTHDRS: Sukh varov, V.F.; Popov, LeYe; Karavaveya2N.Vp; Panova, L.Mj Kharlove,
R.P-; MA229ni M- B-
TITLEt Investigation of the atomic redistribution, process In NI + 10 at*% Mo
alloy
SOURCE: Fizika metallov I metallovedeniyep v. 15, n6. 5. 19631, 703-709
TOPIC TAGSt atomic redistributions Ni-Mo alloys r4ckel-molybdenum alloy
The thermal capacity and electrical resistivity of the allo 10
A
smeasured in studying formation of the K-state and its influeice on the
mechanical properties of the alloy. It is believed that short-range order for-
mation is the necessary condition for K-state oylgine The alloy was a hOMD-',
geneous.solid solution, the thermal treatment Wh ch caused a variation in the
idegree of the short-range order. The difference between Ni and Mo atomic radii
affects the activation energy of the formation and movement of vacancies which
bring about the formation of K-stateo A continuous heating of the specimen
showed an uninterrupted increase in thermal capacity up to 3300C. At this point

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detrease began and lasted to 3900. This phenomenon is explained by formation i
o.f the K-state and by its subsequent destruction at 400C where the thermal capacity
resumed its increase. The tests showed that formation of K-state increases the
magnitude of electrical resistivity* "We express our sincere appreciation to
Professor Me A. Bollah;3nina for drawing our attention to the Ni-N% system and to
Engineer L.K. Novikova for the hydrogen annealiLl 6f the samples". Orig, art hast 1
5 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy nauchno-issledovatellskly institut 11
.(Sihprian Ehysicotachn4cal Scientific Research Institute)
SUBMITTEDs (Y7Jul62 DATE ACQt llJul63 ENM 1 00 1.
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ARIYEVICH, AALSPWA,-I.M.; FROLOVA, O.N.
Sulsen soap. Med.prom. 25 no.9:J+6 S 162. (1141, U 14: 9)
1. TSentrallnyy kozhno-veneroXogicheskiy institut, TSentrallnaya
poliklinike i poliklinika No.I Ministeretwa zdravookbraneniya I-SnR.
(SELENIUM SULFIDE--THEMPEUTIC USE)
(SFMACEOUS GlAIMS-DISFASES)

BAROCHINA, B.Ya.; KATUSHKIN, V.P.; MINSTER, V.Sh.; PITINOVA, L.V.;
RANOVA, L.N.; TRUSOVA, T.N.
Testing of a unit for the recovery of carbon disulfide.
Khim. volok. no.4:69-73 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Veasoyuznyy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy institut iskusst-
vennogo volokna. (for Barocbina, Katusbkin, Minster).
2. Kalininskiy kombinat iskusstvennogo volokna (for
Pitinova, Panova, Trusova).

ZMKOVP I.F.; KOLESNIKOV, E.I.; NIVIN, P.I.; PANOVA, L.N.
Selecting the activated carbon for the adsorption of carbon
disulfide from the air of viscose manufacture under 'fluidized
bed" conditions. Xhim. volok. no.2:57-62 16,4. (MIRA 17:5)
1. GosudarBtvennyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut po
pronyshlennoy i sanitarnoy ochistke gazov (for Zemkov,
Kolesnikov).

PANOVA, L.N. I SUKHDLIT, A. Yu,
Determinstlon of the average degree of pol~nwrlzatlon of cellulose
and of Its fmotloml content under plant laboratory condItIons.
nin.volok. no-5,.69-70,160. (MM 13:12)
1. MeatrallmWa 2modsitaya laboratorlyn Xalininakogo komblasta.
(Celiviose) (Polymerization)

)MJCBM,, V.P.;-PANDVA.- L.N. ----
Theory ef the chromatographic romoval of electrolyte ImMities
from salt solutions. Trudy YGU 49:71-77 158. OnA 13-5)
(Baits) (zlectelytes) (Chromatographic analysis)

.HUBIEINA, A.I.;-PAP~x
Causes of bright end dull lusters of viscose e ilk. Khim.volok.
no.5:73-74 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Kalininskly kombinat.
(Rayon)