SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALKIN, I.G. - MALKIN, O.A.

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SUBjECT USSR/LIATH-&LATICS/Diffefei,t.i,,j
AUTHOR MALKIN I.G.
T I T IF. -S`om`e-_p__.-o_b_Fe_ms i u the th e o 7
PERIODICAL lioscow: State Publication fo.- t~-,~.nlcal-taeoretical
492 p. (1956)
reviewed 1/1957
CA-al) 11-2 PJ - 5 0 9
oscillations.
literature
The present paper seems to be the most det~lled representation existing in the
moment of the "method of the small paranetez` due to Poincarg (perturbation
calculation) and its applications to non-linear oscillating systems. The
aut.hor who has already become known by numerous publications and by two books
on the same theme now has givea once moie a summary extended in many points
and completed by practical examples. Com-pared with other books on non-linear
oscillations which have been published d-urini- the last years this present
monography is rather one-sided from the methoLical. point of view; this dis-
ad-Tantage is compensated, however, by an outstanding mathematical rigidity.
Completeness with respect to the many-sidad problegis which occur applying
PoincaAls method is not aspire&. This does net exclude, however, that certain
partial ranges are fully detailed represented.
On nearly 500 pages in 8 chapters it is treated: !)quasi-linear oscillations
with one degree of freedom. 2) Periodic, oscillatlonz~ of quasi-linear systems
with aeveral degrees of freedom, 3) The stability of oscillations. 4) 'Llmost
periodic oscillations of quasi-linear systems. I" quasi-harmonic systems.
6) Systems which are near to arbitrary non-linear ones. 7) Liapunov systems.

Moscow:State Publication 492 p, (1956) CARD 2/2 PG - 509
8) Neighboring systems to Liapuno~r eyotemEi.
Compared with the contents of the monography "T-,n mathods of Liapunov and
PoincaA in the theory of the non-linear oocill-4tions" formerly published
by the same author, it strikes that now even. sy3tema wAth non-analytie
characteristics were rendered accessible to the conoideration. Here the
solution is obtained by succeseive approxImati.)n, ---ihereby the question of
convergence is investigated in detail. Also thin proota of exist-ence for
periodic and almost periodic solutions ha-Q be5in carefully
treated. Building-up processes and SlOW 7arl-at)-car; of state in oscillating
systems are not considered among others.
Besides of the consideTation of concrete practical :)r,_~biemB (tube generator,
Duffing-oscillator, pendulum with moved of suspenaion, sequence-
systems and others) special attention .4o payed flor an extensive explicit
performance of the methods considered, such Lhat tligir practical applicability
is guazanteed.

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Malkin, Ioell Gillyax
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Theory of the at-a-iii-111of motion (Teoriya uatoychivosti dvizheniya) 2d ed., rev.
Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka", 66. 0530 P. illus. 6,500 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: motion stability, motion mechanics, motion equation, periodic motion,
differential equation, linear equation, nonlinear equation
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book is a systematic account of the theory of motion
stability (first developed by A. M. Lyapiunov), its methods, and its application to
the solution of specific practical problems. The formulation of the problem, the
basic theorems of the second Lyapunov method for steady-state motion, and the theory
of stability in the first approximation also for steady-state motion are discussed in
the first three chapters, which require for study a knowledge of only the basic
elements of the theory of differential equations. The classical critical cases for
steady-state motion and the theory of stability of periodic motion are discussed in
the next two chapters. The cases when the characteristic equation has multiple roots'
are included. A detailed and systematic account of the theory of equation (linear and-
nonlinear) with periodic coefficients is also given. The sixth chapter is devoted to
the general case of unsteady motion and requires knowledge of the theory of
differential equations to the extent, for example, of "KurB differentsiallnykh
uravne:uy" of V. V. Stepanov. The book is intended primarily for applied workers, and-
basic consideration is given to practical procedurea for solving stability problems.
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All the discussed methods are accompanied by illustrative examples, some of which
were taken from current technical literature. 911wo important articles published by
the author after the first edition of the book, additional material on the generalized~
Lyapunov theorem on the asymptotic stability and instability in the cases of functions~:,
with derivatives of constant sign, and a short outline of the application of the
methods of the theory of motion stability to problems of optimal control system
stabilization are included as appendices. Notes on new results and literature con-
cerning problems considered in the book have been added by the editor. The author
thanks X. 0. Chet"ev. and A. I. Lurlye for reading the manuscript and making valuable
comments.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Cabridge47:
Author's introduction - - 8
Editor's introduction to the second edition 11
Ch. I Basic concepts and definitions 13
Ch. II Second Lyapunov method for steady-state motion 27
Ch. III Stability criteria in the first approximation for steady-state motion 57
Ch. IV Investigation of critical cases for steady-state motion - - 90
Ch. V Stability of periodic motion - - 190
Ch. VI Unsteady motion 300
Appendix I. On a problem of the theory of stability of automatic control systems
446
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Appendix II. On the existence of Lyapunov functions*- 452
Appendix III. Generalization of the theorem of the second Lyapunov method 463
Appendix IV. Problems of controlled motion stabilization 475
Editor's notes - 515
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ARMI"TAN, G. X.; GUNINA, A. I.; KAMM, I. I.
Therapeutic use of highly concentrated Katsesta water in skin diseases.
Vast. van. i derm. no.5:33-36 S-0 155- (HIaA 9:1)
1. Iz Gosudarstvannogo nauchno-ii3sledovateltakogo ballneologicheakogo
Instituta imeni I. V. Stalina Kinisterstva zdravookhrunentya SSSR
(dlr. N. P. Vladimirov) i sanatoriya Hoekva (glavnyy vrach A. A. Syrtsova)
(SKE9. diseases.
balneotnur.. Katsesta waters in high concentration)
(BALNEOIA)GY, in various diseases
skin die.. HatGesta water in high concentration)
a9t,
Om

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AMIASYAN, G.K.; KALKIN, I.I.
Treating skin diseases with Hatsesta baths asing increasing
concentrations of hydrogen sulfide. Yop.kar.fizioter. i lech.fiz.
kul't. 22 no.4:69-70 JI-Ag 157- (MIRA 10:11)
1. Is Ballneolog4askogo instituta imeni I.V.Stalina (dir. -
1
dotsent N.P.Vladimirov) i santoriya "Moskva" (glavnyy vrach A.A.
Syrkova)
(SKIN-,DISMASF,S) (MINML WATERS, SULFUROUS)
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Y&W10VA, Ye. A., kand. med. nauk; MUZIN, I. I.; KOREMNA, I. I.;
SAMICHUK, I. M.
Effectiveness of the compound balneoclimatic treatment of
psoriasis at Sochi-Yatsesta health resort. Vest. dam. i van.
36 no.6:28-33 Je 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Is Sochinskogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta kurorto-
logil (dir. - zaaluzhenM7 deyatell nauki rof, M. Shikhov)
i dervatoloqicbeakogo sanatoriya "Radugan fglavnyy vrach A. V.
Aleksandrov)
(PSORIASIS)
(SOCHI-HEALTH RESORTS, WATERING-PIACES, ETC.)
10i

MALKIN, I.!.; DOVZHANSKJY. S.1., kand.med.nauki KIBZUN, V.A.
... . ........ I",
Use of uitrasoft X rays -ir- a compound treatment of neuroderma--itIs
and dermal pruritus in the Sochi health resort. Vest. derm. i ven.
38 no.3:61-64 M-r 164- (MIRA 18:4)
It Sochinskiy dermatologicheskiy sanatoriy (Radugalt (nauchnyy
konsul'tant - chlerr-kcr-reiponderit AMN SSSR prof. P.V.KozhevrAikov).

DOVZHANSKIYV S.I., kand.med.nauk; MAI~.KINIj.; SMIR11OVA, Ye.P.; KORESHEVA,
I.I.; KIBZUN, V.A.; SHAVLAX, L.I.; SAMANGHUK, I.M.; KOKHANOV, Ye.M.;
Prinimali uchastiye: KERIMOV, V.M.; LEV, Kh.A.; GULUBEV, A.F.
Combined hydrogen sulfide-radon baths in treating chror'c
dermatoses at the Sochi-Matsesta Health Resort, Vest* derm.
i van. 38 no.9:47-51 S 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Sochinskiy institut kurortologii i fizi,terapii (dir. N.Ye.
R-manov) i Aermatologicheskiy sanatoriy "Raduga" (glavnyy vrach
G.K.Gonsales).

KOZHEVNIKOV, P.V., prof.; MALKIN, !.I.; DOWHANSKIY, S~I~; kand, med. nauk
Specialized dermatc1cgic sanatorium as th,- basIc ~.orn~ :,'
treatment of skin diseases at a health resort, 7est, derma -' ven.
no.1:73-79 165. ,M--RA
1. Sanatorty "Raduga" (glavny-y vra,.~h G.K. Gonsales, kurarta
Sochi-Matsonta.

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133-58-4-2/40
AUTHORS: Bazanov, F.M., Docent,, Kolesanov, F.F. Docent,
Malkin, I. L, -Docent and Sharov, S. I,., Professor
TITLE:- Pelletising of Iron Ore Concentrates and Fine Ores
(Polucheniye okatyshey iz rudnykh kontsentratov
i melkikh rud)
PERIODICAL: Stal', 1958, Nr 4, pp 289-294 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Methods of production of pellets from fine ores, namely,
rolling in a drum, on a plate and rolling of-briquettes
made under low pressure in a warm press (ex-u+usion) are
briefly compared. It is claimed that rolling of
preformed briquettes is most advantageous as pellets
produced are of a uniform size and high outputs can be
obtained. Main results of the latest experiments on
pelletising concentrates obtained by magnetic concentration
of Krivoy Rog quartzites are described. Chemical
composition and size distribution of the concentrates
is given. Lime and limestone (0-3 mm) were used as fl=inG
agents and bentonite, sulphite lyle and refractor-- claj
were used in some experiments as strengtheninG a6ents.
Pellets were made by extruding briquettes which were cut
Card 1/2 and rolled- in a drum. Firing of green pellets was done

Pe.1letising of Iron Ore Concentrates and Fine Ores 133-58-4-2/40
on a sintering pan by combustion of a gas-air mixt-ure
over the layer of pellets (Fig.2). The most suitable
firing conditions for a given raw material were
established in separate experiments. Gas permeability
and reducibility of pellets were compared with chose of
sinter indicating the superiority of pellets in both
respects. On the basis of a large number of experiments
on firing pellets in a sinter pan it is claimed that 2a
throughput of a Dwilight Lloyd sinter strand of 50 m
surface area and an ignition time of 28 min can be
2000 tons/day. The consumption of heat under laboratory
conditions was 329 cal/kg which is smaller than that in
sintering, can be further decreased by increasing the
b~d height. Blast furnace gas with a small addition of
coke oven gas can be used for the purpose. In the Moscow
Institute of Steel a scheme for industrial production
pellets was developed (Fig.4) and in 1958 semi-industrial
Card 2/2 and industrial experimental production of pellets from
Krivoy Rog concentrates and their smelting in blast
furnaces will be carried out.
There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow Institute of Steel)
1. Ores--Processing 2. Pellets--Production

BAZAI-.W, Fedor Miklo-r7lovich; 14ALKII-I j luda Litzarevich
[Calculation of sintering charge mixtures] ;',.aschet ag-L(-)--
meratsionnykh shikht. Moskva, I-,etallurgiia, 1964. 61 p.
(MLU 17-12)
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M;,LKIN, 1, IM,
"The Supertension during Electrolytic 6eparation
of 1.1,ercurij or Tantalum"; Zhur Fiz. 'shim; 13, No.
2, 1939; Academy of Se4ences Ukr~inian QSR, Insti-
tute of Fhysical Chem. imen-i L. . Pisarzhevskiy,
Rcd. 31 YhY 1938.
Report U-1613, 3 Jan. 1952.

MALUNT, I. M.
MALKIN, I. M. "An Experiment in the Application and Direction of Further Development
of a System of Forced Block Cave-in in the Ore MlineB of Leninogorzk
Combine." Acad Sci Kazakh SSR. Inst of Metallurgy and Ore Dressing.
Alma-Ata, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Techni-
cal Science)
So: Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 19, 1956

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LYSAIIKO, I.Z.; NAMPI, I.H.-, DZI[AKMAYBV. A.N.-, USPANbV. KvYe.
I--
Developing systems of forced Pillar caving in working flat hard
ore deposits. Trudy Inst. gor. dela AN Tazakh. SSR 1:31-15 156.
(Mining engineering) (KIRA T1)

MALKIff, I.M.
Use of-the forced caving system In the mines of Laulnogorsk Combine.
Gor.shur.no.8-:26-31 Ag 156. - (KW 9:10)
l.Dlrektor Leninogarakogo polimetallichaskogo kombinat&.
(Irazakhatan-Mining an6ginsering)

di t t ni-
DZHAKMAYEV, A.N., kandidat takhaichaskikh nauI:-;,"UUA;F H , kafi da ekh
~j
; it
chaskikh nauk; ISAKOV. V.A.. gornyy inzhener; 0 . K-Ts., Aornyy
inzhener.
Block caving system of mining with use of horizontal boreholas. Gor.
zhur. no.5:43-45 W '57. (KLRA 10:6)
(Kining engineering)

AUTHOR: Malkin, I. M., Director of Combine
SOV/127-59-1-5/26
TITLE: The Increase of Labor Productivity in the Mines of the
Leninogorsk Combine ( 'Rost proizvoditellnosti truda na
rudnikakh Leninogorskogo Kombinata)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy zhurnal 1959, Nr 1, pp 18-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Leninogorsk Combine consists of the Leninogorsk and
underground mines and the Andreyevskiy open cast mine of
polymetalic ores. Ore production in 1956 exceeded the
production of 1947 4.7 times. This was the result of an
improvement in technological mining methods and the mech-
anization and improvement of labor organization. A new
method for opening ore deposits was successfully elaborated
by the Giprotsvetmet. The new mines Skipovaya, ByBtrushinskaya,
and Belkina #1 and #3 were constructed. Underground trans-
portation was centralized in the Skipovaya mine, as well
as the pumping of 4,000 cu m/hr of water. The introduction
of the forced level caving system was most effective for
increasing ore production. The SVB-l shot drilling machine
Card 1/2 and the SB-2, SB-4, and BASH-5 milling cutters used in the

SOV/127-59-1-5/26
The Increase of Labor Productivity in the Mines of the Leninogorsk Combine
combine were designed by a special construction office.
In spite of improvements, there is still a shortage of
urgently needed high-capacity drilling equipment, loading
machines, mechanization and automation accessories, cables,
relays and starters. The author recommends the organization
of an experimental mine; the ByetrushInskm1a mine in quoted as
being suitable for this purpose. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Leninogorskiy polimetallicheskiy kombinat (The Leninogorsk
Polymetallic Combine).
Card 2/2

MALKIN, I.M.9 kand.tekhn.nauk; ALBOROV, Z.B., gornyy inzh.; YUSHKO, S.Fl?,
---tmileuer-mekhanik
Improving borlng with sinker dirlls at the Leninogorsk Combine.
Gor.zbur. no*3:36-38 Mr 160, (MM 140)
ls Leninogorskiy polimetallicheskiy kombinat.
(Eadt' Kazakhstan-Province-Rock driUs)

MALKIN, I.M.; CHIRKOVA. M.P.; NNTMAH, Y.G.; JCAR INSKATA, L.S.; GAKCMKO.
--POKIDYSHEY, M.I.; CHEPSYSHEV, Yu.P.; PLATONOV. 0.F.;
MIKEUYLOV, R.I.; ABDRYW, M.A.: MILLER. 0.G.; BUTENK0. U.$.;
UYUYSEKIN, Te.l.
Treatment of zinc-bearing slags in electric furnaces with coke
conductivity. TSvet. met 33 no. 12:15-23 D 160. (MLRA 13:12)
1. Leninogorskiy polimetallicheskiy kombinat (for Nalkin, Chirkova,
Heyman. larlinskaya. Ganchenko, Pokidyshev, Chernyshev). 2. Altay-
skiy gorno-metallurgicheskiy institut AN razSSR (for Platonov.
Mikhaylov, Abdeyev, Miller, Butenko, Dyuyeekin).
(Zinc-Blectrometallurgy) (Electric furnaces)

BROOIKOV, Dmitriy Mikhaylovicho doktor tekhn. nauk; BARMGV, Ye.G., kand.
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; N LU.-, kand. tekhn.nauk, retserxzent;
KUTUZOV, D.S., gorn. inzh.0 retsenzent; PARTSEVSKIY, V.N., red. 'zd-
va; UNJIM7A, L.N.-,, tekbn. red.
[Choice of blas'$jhole parameters in underground ore breaking) Vybor
parametrov vzryvnykh skvazhin pri podzemnoi otboike rud. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu delu., 1961. 109 po
(MIRA 14:12)
(Boring) (Blasting)

IMRIITOV, Vladimir Rafailovich. Prinimali. uchastiye: KUTUZOV, D.S.;
FAYBISHEIIKO, D.I.; ZHIGALOV, M.L.; AGOSHKOV, M.I., retsenzent;
14ALKIN I YI. kcand. tekhn. nauk,, retsenzent; ALBOROV, Z.B.,
-i~2-7. ~te~;~;. nauk., retsenzent; BUBLIS, A.N. , gorn, inzh, . re-
tsenzent; BMIIII, A.I., otv. red.; SIFYAGINA, Z.A., red. izd-va;
SHKIYAR, S.Ya., tekhn. red.
(Ilighly productive systems of mining thick hard ore depositol
Vysolcoproizvoditelinyo sistony razrabotki moshchnykh meato-
rozhdenii krepkikh rud. Voakva, Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo lit-
ry po gornomu delu, 1961. 417 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Agoshkov).
(Mining engineering)

MAIKIN, I.M.., laureat lAninskoy premii
laninogorsk complex ore combine. Gor. zhur. no.V-.&-13 0 061.
(M& 15:2)
1. Direktor lanino orskogo polimetallicheskogo kombinata.
(Leninogorsk RegionVast'Kazakhatan Province)--Mining angineeering)
(Blasting)

SOV/137-59-5-9923
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 5, p 67 (USSR,
AUTHORS~ Malkin, I.P., Volkova, L.A., Ruzhitskiy, V.I.
T1=- Smelting Stainless and Heat Resistant Steels at the Uralmash-
zav-od
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey. Ural'skiy z-d tyazh. mashinostr. im. S. Ordzhonikidze,
1958, Nr 3, PP 52 - 61
ABSTRACT- Information is given on the experience made in the production
of stainless and heat resistant steels at the Uralmash-zavod,
In the production of certain steel grades the following methods
were used: vacuum treatment of the m 1~ in the ladle or de-
gassing of the metal flow in a vacuumxduring the transfer from
one ladle into another, and teeming in a neutral gas medium In
casting ingots for forgings,molds having a triple conicity of
the side walls (5-1; 15.9 and 94% from top to bottom) and a
spherical bottom were employed. Ingots, cast in au,~h molds pt-oved
to be more compact and homogeneous,
Card 1/1 V.B.

DOKSHITSKAYA, A.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; GORLACH, I.A., inzh.; MjALKIN, I.P.,
inzh.
Comparing the properties of electrical steel made by, scrap
remelting ancl with oxidation. Trudy Ural.politekh-innt.
no.75:181-193 159. (MW. 13:4)
(Steel--Electrometallurgy) (Steel--Defects)

~-HALKIH I.P., inzb.
- i".1-1.,
Reduction of ball-bearing steel in arc furnaces. Trudy Ural.
politakh.inst. no.75:207-218 '59- (KIBA 13:4)
(Steel--lilectrometallurgy) (Bearing metals)

I.F.; FRES Hil-, lll~ NOU f~ Nl,-,.
Iliking 11 L ~j L -:i r~:~ C' "J- z;-:TIf-t nt~ I ne :~o i
nitrogem Izv. V-Ts . 11
165
1. e n frq 11 nyy nau,: s' , c~ - i -'-"n r-e 1 1,-. k I v r.
i ma I i I n c, s t ye W. r- i -;-,s: - 1 --. -lo -v a -, i k i y n s L I
j~~. V "., ja t 7n- 7
tyazhglr,gc,
mashinestrop3niya

- L I.Z.; PETRZHAK, K.A.; YAKOVLEV, V.A.
MALKIN,
--------
Effect of alpha-particle reflection during measurements in a 2-9
solid angle chamber. Trudy Radiev.inBt.ANffiSR 9:207-213 159.
(MIRA 1/,.-6)
(Alpha rays) (Ionization chambers)

MALKlit fai.,R
PA 27/49T42
Cables, 111gh-Voltage
Cables, Electric
"Review of V. I. Pogarskly's 'Working of High-Voltage
Power Cables,'" Kh. R. Malkin, Engr, I. G.
Gartseashteyn, Cand Tech Soi, 2 pp
"Elektrichest7o" No 11
Very critical review of subject book. Spays that
material Is Incomplete, consideration supe-~,ficial,
theoretical standard low, and mistakes and In-
accuracies abundant.
2T/49T42

8 (0) SOV/112-57-5-V86
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 5, p 20 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Malkin, Kh. R.
TITLE: Selection of Paper Impregnated Insulation for High-Voltage Cables
(Vybor bumazhnoy propitannoy izolyataii vysokoval'tnykh kabeley)
PERIODICAL: Worm.-tekhn. sb. M-vo elektrptekhn. prom-sti SSSR, 1956,
Nr 4 (88), p 7 -11
ABSTRACT: Thinner paper tapes used for insulating power-cable cores consider-
ably increase breakdown voltages of the cable insulation. *However, the
number of tapes neceesarily increases, which complicates the technique of
insulating and affects the insulation tightness; for this reason, tapes of
different thicknesses have been used for cable insulation. The layer thickness
must be selected on the basis of correspondinK gradients determined experi-
mentally. Formulae aie presented for selectilag insulation layers from paper
tapes of different thicknesses; the formulae allow for various permittivities of
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SOV /112-57---,9786
Selection of Paper Impregnated Insulation for High-Voltage Cables
the paper (grading is made on the basis of both permittivities of, and maximum
gradients on, various insulation layers). The author believes that the
principle of insulation grading according to the gradients and the use of thinner
paper tapes will permit reducing insulation thickness in all cables designed for
voltages of 20 kv and up.
A. 0. M.
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8(3) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 3 OV/13
Malkin, Khaim Ruvimovich
Teplovoy i. elektricheskiy raschet koaksiallnykh vysokochastotnykh
kabeley (Thermal and Electric Rating of Coaxial High-frequency
Cables) Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1958. 96 P. 5,550 copies
printed.
Ed.: N.D. Kurbatov; Tech. Ed.: Ye. M. Soboleva.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians
working in the field of high-frequency cables, and also for
vtuz students.
COVERAGE: The author discusses the thernial rating of high-freqiA6,n,,.,i
coaxial cables with matched and nonmatched loads and the comput-
ation of current parameters for individual designs of such cablet,.
The approximate thermal rating for cables with intermittent a-,r,d
stepped loads is also included. There are 23 references, 14 of
which are Soviet, 7 English, and 2 German.
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Thermal and Electric Rating of Coay-ial High-frequency Cables
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
Ch. 1. Brief Survey of the Basic Designs of Coaxial Cables
1. Design and purpose
2. Performance characteristics of various cable types
Ch. 2. Thermal Rating of High-frequency Coaxial Cables Under
Steady Thermal Conditions
3. General assumptions lit
4. Basic considerations 14
5. Calculation of the effect of the thermal flow due to
losses In the dielectric
6. Determination of thermal flows
7. Determination of thermal resistance 23
8. Basic equation for the thermal balance of a feeder
with matched load 27
9. Determination of the temperature gradient on the
surface of the cable 2c?
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Thermal and Electric Rating of Coaxial High-frequency Cables SOV/1~_,-'
10. Thermal balance of a feeder with nonmatched load without
considering longitudinal heat loss 3C
11. Effect of longitudinal heat loss on the thermal balance
of a feeder with nonmatched load
12. Determination of the maximum permissible cable voltage
from thermal characteristics
13. Permissible load as a function of frequency and heat
transfer 53
Ch. 3. Basic Considerations For the Thermal Rating of Cables
With Stepped and Intermittent Loads 5h
14. General equation for transient thermal conditlons r,4
15. Approximate determination of permissible stepped and
r~ '7
Intermittent loads
Ch. 4. Effect of the Desigii of Separate Components of a
Coaxial Cable on Electrical Parameters of the Cable
10'. Wire resistance
17. Cable capacitance
C ard 3/4

Thermal and Electric Rating of Coaxial 11igh-frequency Cables SOV/133C
18. Cable self-inductance
19. Conductance of cable insulation
20. Secondary cable parameters
21. Electrical parameters of a coaxial cable
with eccentric conductors IT(.
Ch. 5. Determination of Initial Data and Examples of

Calculations of Parameters for
Coaxial Feeder Cables 70
U
22. Basic considerations 7-P
23. Coaxial cable designs -,.R.

24. Determination of initial data for calculations ,4
25. Results of electrical parameter calculations
26. Thermal rating of feeder cables with matched load
27. Thermal rating of feeder cables with nonmatched load
28. Thermal rating of feeder cables with intermittent load
Principal sources used 98.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
I
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TM'dfh
7-2-59

ISTOMINA, Nine Petrovna; LAKFIRUNIK, R.afail Moiseyevich; SHAIRLE. David
Leonidovich; KAMIN Kh.R., rateenzent; LINKOV. A.T., red.;
ZHITIIIKOYA, O.S., teES-.r-e-d-.
[Kinicipal telephone cables] Gorodakie telefonaye kabeli.
Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo. 1960. 247 p.
(MIRA 14:1)
(Telephone lines)

AREMN, S.I., inzh.; MA IN, Kh.R., kaud.tekhn.nauk
High-pressure cable lines in steel pipes with 110 and
220 kilovolt rating. Blek.sta- 31 no.4t65-69
Ap 160. (MIR& 13:7)
(Electric cables)

MALKIN. Kh.R.: POSHERSTNIK, M.Yu.; SALYUTINA, M.A.; RUNE, V.T., doktor
tekhn. nauk,, retsenzent; LAVINSKIY, V.P., inzh., retsenzent; TU-
RYBRIN, M.B., nauchnyy red.; NIKIT121A, M.I., red.; KOROMIKO, Yu.N.,
tekbn. red.
[Handbook on electric lines and power calbles) Spravochnik po silovym
kabeliam i provodam. Leningrad, Gos.soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit.prc-
myshl., 1961. 387 p. (MIRA 14:12)
Electric cables) (Electric lites)

VERNIK, S.H., kand.tekha.nauk; MALKIN, Kh.R., kand.tekhn.nauk
Method for calculating the thermal conditions in large cables
0
carrying radio frequency in repeating transitory operation.
Vest.elektroprom. 32 no-8:48-51 Ag 161. 0-9RA 14:8)
(Coaxial cables) (Radio lines)

3/044/62/000/006/012/127
B112/B104
AUT.';OR: Malkin. K. Ye.
TITLE; A method in the center problem
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Alatomatika, no. 6, 1962, 50, abstract
6B216 (Uch. zap. Ryazansk. gos. ped. in-t, v. 24, 1960,
107 - 117)
TEXT: The author considers the equation
dy/dx (-x + P(x, y))I(y + q(x, y)), 0)
where P(X, Y) and Q(x, y) are polynomials containing no terms of an order
lower than the second. He attempts to find conditions for the Lyapunov-
Poincare' center in the simplest form. He proceeds from the well-known
theorem that, if a center exists in the origin ' equation (1) has a general
integral of the form X2 + y2 + F(x. y) - C (where F.(x, y) is an analytic
functian containing no terms ,%f ar. order lower than the third) and goes
over to new (complex) variables 'j,7 writing z - x + iy and i - x - iy, and
by expressing the functions P(x, y), Q(x, y), and F(x, y) by the variables
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rv
S/044/62/000/loo6/ol2/127
A method in the center problem B112/B104
z and z. The author determines a number of center problems in the form of
a system of linear algebraic equations, the coefficients of which are -~x-
7pressed linearly by the coefficients of the polynomials P(X, Y) and 4*.(XY)-
The author uses a process vjhich he suggested for solving the center problem
for the case where P(X, Y) and ~&X, Y) are second-order polynomials. In
this case he obtains the well-known results of H. Dulac -(that are equivalcrf~,/x
to the conditions of N. A. 3akharnikov, Prikl. matem. i mekhan., 1948, 12,
No. 5) where - this is of special interest - the author does not derive the
nroof for the existence of a center by integrating equation (1) as is done
in -most cases. By analyzing the center conditions, the author shovis
directly that the entire infinite set of these conditions is fulfilled if
the first two of them are fulfilled. FAbstracter's note: Complete trans-
lation
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MIKIN, Kh.Sh.
Now automatic device for individual changing of the guide comb
c,arsors of Rachel type knitting machines. Tekst.prom. 23 no.5:
13-14 Vq 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Rukovoditell laboratorii modelirovaniya trikotnahnykh iadeliy
Nauchno-issladovatellskogo instituta tekstillnoy i legkoy
promyshlennosti soveta narodnago khozyaystva Gruzinsko* SSR.
(Knitting machines)

MA.LKIN. Kh.Sh.
Improved automatic device for the individual exchan e of
comb slides. Tekst. prom. 25 no.4:37 Ap 165. ~MIRA 18:5)
1. Rukovoditell laboratorii assortimenta trikotazhnykh izdeliy
Tbilisskogo NIILTF.

MUM L. A.
11-21-1-
"Renovation of Diesil J. Stanki I
Instrument, 14, No. 11-12, 1943
BR952059/019

I'LU'KITT. L. A. IE~nginser
M)r.., Chaft of Apolied Mlechanics, M TU (Mloscow 11igher
lecl-mical 3chool) imeni Eauman (-194c,-)
11kn Instrument for Determining the Front Angle of
Cutting Dies," Stanki I Instriment, 16, 'Nos. 4-5, 1945
BR-r~2059019

4. // -
MVTU, imeni Baunan (-1946-)
Candidate of Technical Sciences
"New Gearings," Stanki I Instrument 17, No. 1, 1946,
BR-52059019

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Sozdanie -armonicheskik~i ':c-itil I n:r! s pomosarh u z--: cl I y Oles
L)
(Vestn. :'-'-ish., 19'1~1, no. 1?-I.,)
11,alcinf, harmonic torsional vibrations bt, means of ~-ear !,:heels.
d
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,, and Nechanical En-' the :~ ovi e tn i on
3-0 : I~bnufacturing 'Inecr.Ln- in Liia,ary
of Congress, 1~53-

MALKIN. L.A., kandid,t teldinichestrikh nauk, doteent.
Mechanism for establishing n stabilized bearing, Trudy 141IGAIX no.21:27-
31 '55 - (MLRA 10: 1)
1. 14ookovskiy institut inzhenerov geodesii. Kafedra priborostroyaniya.
(Orientation)

112-3-6411
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Flektrotekhnika, 1957,
Nr 3, p. 187 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Malkin,--L.A., Shillinger, V.I.
TITLE: Automatic Elevation Instruments Installed in Automobiles
(Avtomaticheskiye pribory dlya opredeleniya prevysheniy,
ustanavlivayemyye na avtomobilyakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mosk. in-ta inzh. geod., aerofotos"emki i kartogr.,
1956, Nr 23, pp. 63-91
ABSTRACT- Bibliographic entry.
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I O'If MalKin, 14. ',., Docent, Candidate of Technical 'sciences
'PI'_T'Li;: An Instrument for the Reproduction of Distances (Pribor d1ya
vosproizvedeniya rasstoyaniy)
PFRIODICkI,: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Geodeziya i
aerofotos"yemka, 1958, Nr 2, pp 93-100 (Ul-zbR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes an instrument suggested, designed, and
tested at the MIIGA i K used for reproducing distances between
two points with considerable accuracy. These points can be
materialized and fixed on the tripod by means of balls. The
exaat reproduction of the distance can be done in different
-;jays. The problem is to determine with accuracy four distances
from two points at the base (0, A) to the two points to be
selected (B, C). These distances L AB , LOB, LAC , and LOC can be
of any size and are independent of each other. They have, how-
ever, to be known exactly. The instrument also makes it possible
to draw rith accuracy a normal to the given line. The method is
explained, and the design of the instrument is described, which
Card 1/2 consists of an indicator head, an elastic connection, and a

An Instrument for the Reproduction of Distances SOV/154-58-2-10/22
movable head. The instrument "remembers" the distance between the
centres of the balls by means of the indicator head. Friction
is completely avoided within the graduated circle. Briefly, the
question of selecting a connection (the diameter of the wire)
and the accuracy required in keeping the tension of the wire
constant are touched upon. There are 10 figures, 1 table, and
I reference, 1 of which is Soviet.
AS'jOCT&TIONt Moskovskiy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yemki i
kartografii (Moscow Engineering Institute of Geodesy, Aero-
photography, and Cartography)
~:UBMITT.-,D: December 2, 1957
C e~~ r d, ? " 2

ly"ov, A -I

AU-409. act-aboual. T. U., candidate of Technical Scion...
TIT". Scientific and T*cftaloal Conference of MIIGA I X (14"OhnO-
%a1JLQLQlk*4k"& komforentsize MITCA 1 9) 1

rototom'Yeaka, 1950, Me 2. vp Itt-114 (USSR)
LATTUCT, tram &Veil 24 to 26 a scientific god technical onf.r.na. of
the 911CA 1 9 (Institute of Goodo.y. Avrophotogr*phy. and
Cartography, Bosco-) gas hold to Moscow. Furthermore. there
were to or emotions to operation, on good.sy. o.rophotod.od..Y,
06 rtO61:1.1. sad on the production of phot ogra~st rice I tnevr-
than )00 dalsfiatq. from 45 Instit4tes took part in
*
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the %.
f:ro
participated In the disoossions. Th* opening speech was "do by
the D1.r"%Qr Of the 9110A I K. Professor P. 3. Zakatow, Do.t.r
of Technical Sciences. The first paper read vs. th b
lv*aD* am ~Tbe fight Again-tit
-rra'sor. at* a
Do r of To hnicaIac I A on -fh. s.t.p and
to* Lov*111mg Prinlpl.. Or the O.od.tlo Beat. Network or the
Cwed 1/5 USSR,, L. K. Lirc..to. Professor, read a paper an ~The kl~cora_
tion of X -I- ngaLar Coordinates in 50&& 9144m of Coodotical
Networks . be Deals of the Data Directly Measured In the
T

,11 so .0 M. S. Kursvlyev. Docents "On a beach Mark of
1
IV ,
Special Stability." 1. 0. 3*jikhsacvL.h, Docent. CandidAto of
hmius! Scleacus "Th. LIf* and Soi.atif to sort of 1%. P.
aSaw.,. D. Sol-shakov. 00ptical Measurements of Dtat.n..*
Sn
0.4 ir Ftealso Comiltions.* X. T. Ymyovlev. Assistants "On the
R.thodol
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,:
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MALKIN, L. A., Docent
"Apparatus 1-or the Exact Ru~~_-rdir_q _.' Distances"
re ort presented at a S.:ientific-Technical I'lunference at Ksc~,w Inst. of Geodes~.
e P
rial Photography and Cartography Er:gineers, 24-2~i April 1958.
~(Gleodeziya i kartografiya, nc. ~, PP. 79-&-, 1515c~)

P'71 /"r~ Z_
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4233
Moscow. Vyssheye tekhnicheskoye uchilisbebe
Ra8chety detaley i.mekhanizmov tochnykh priborov; sbornik statey
(Design of Parts and Mechanisms of Precision Instruments;
Collection of Articles) Moscow, Mashgiz, 196o. 26o p.
5,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): T. A. Gevondyan, Doctor of Technical Sciences.,
Professor; Ed. (Inside book): Ya. G. Alaverdov, Engineer;
Tech. Ed.: A. F. Uvarova; Managing Ed. for Literature on
Machine Building and Instrument Making (Mashgiz): N. V.
Pokrovskly, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientific
wo.-kers and engineers engaged in instrument making.
COVERAGE: The results of investigations on making Instruments
with complex and design-perfect parts, pairs, and mechanisms,
it Is claimed, are published here for the first time. The
articles cover theory and methods of spherical cogwheel
engagement, a new method of manufacturing toothed wheels with

Design of Parts and Mechanisms (Cont.) SOV/4233
al4-ernating ratio within one revolution, a universal method for
designing an oscillating system for stability by means of com-
plex variables, and precision methods for designing brake
centrifugal governors used in instrument design. Some of the
articles are accompanied by Soviet and non-Soviet references.
No personalities are mentioned.
TABIE OF CONTENTS:
Gevondyan, T. A., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. A
Special Type of Ball-Cog Wheel Engagement 6
The meshing wheels have ball-shaped cogs.
This type of engagement is used In those cases where the
angle between the intersecting axes becomes too large. Basic
equations for designing such an engagement are given.
Presnukhin, L. N., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, and
L. AJja1kja,__Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent. Involute
Spur Wheels With Alternating Gear Pato andTheir Use in R-otrurentBuildirg25
A new method for manufacturing involute spur gears with a
ratio varying during a single revolution is discussed, as
well as its use in computers.

ZArAZIIOV, H.P., dotsent-, MALKIII, L.A., dotsent
Kinematics of the machine for grinding and polishing plane surfaces
of parts of optical instruments. v7s. ucheb. zav.; geod. I
aerof. no.5:133-134 160. NIU 13:12)
l.Rookovski7 institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotosOyemki i
kartografii.
(Grinding and polishing) (Glass, Optical)

MALKIN L.A. dotseut, karid.tekha.uauk
-- n=:L-== y
High-speed shutter for aerial cameras based on the use of the "field
of exposure." Izv.,vys'*ucheb.zav.; geod.i aerof. no.l~-73-86 161..
(MM 14: 6)
L Moskovskiy institut Inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos!yemki i kartop,#fii.
(Shutter, Photographic)

MALKINg L.A., dotsentp kand.tekhn.nauk
'Small reducing gears with bevel wheels. Yest.mash. 41 no.3:7-11
mr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Gearingp Bevel)

MUZIN L fi kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent
-ZL~~
Planetary reducers composed of two conical wheals. Trudy J[:jG~:IL7K
no.45:13-23 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Moskovskiy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yemki
kartografii, kafedra obshchego Liashinostroyeniya.
(Cartography) (Gearing)

D21KINY L.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, doteent,
Simplest means of designing the teeth of coniral wheels for
0
smaU reducers. Trudy 14IIGAIK no.50:~'15-19 762. WRA 16-,-.-7)
1. Kafedra obshchogo mashinostroyeniya Mo9kovskogo instituta
inzhenerov geodezii.. aerof0toanyraki i kartografti.
(r
rearing)

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120-4-3/35
AUTHORS: Bugorkov, S.S.Palkin, L.Z., Petrzha'.1-1, K.A., Yakovlev, v.A.
and Yakunin, .1.
TITLE: Ionisation Chambers for Alpha Particle Counting
(IonizatsiorrFr kamery dlya scheta al'fa-chastits)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i Teklmika Eksperimenta, 1957, No.4,
pp. 16 - 19 ~USSR)
ABSTRACT: The construction and properties of 5 ionisation chanbers
for alpha particle countin, are described.
140.1: A universal camera for alpha 'rwticles emitted within
a solid angle of 2TT (Fig.1). This CaLiera is used for
measurements on alpha-active materials deposited on one or
both sides of a thiri plate. It can also be used to estiriate
the degree of alpha-activisation of the inr:er surf;_~~ces of
hemispherical platinum. cups after various chemical procedures.
Do.2: A camera for n-easurements in a solid an~_le which is
less than, or equal to) 2,T (Fi,.4).
No.3: A camera for iieasurinC aYpha activities of liquids
(Fig-5).
No.4: A camera with a solid ar-Lle (0.01 - 0.001) x 2Tr (Fig.6).
No-5: An argon filled camera (Fip.?). This is ased to
measure intensities of ti-e order of 2 x 1o5 counts/min and elso
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Ionisation Chambers for Alpha Particle (;ountinL-,,.
120-4-3/35
in the measurement of aloha activity on a hip~h beta backg?-n!-?nd-
Pressure of the argon is about 1 atm.
The mechanical design of the 5 chambers are shown in the
figures quoted above.
There are 7 figures and 3 references, 1 of which is Slavic
ASSOCIATION: Khlopiri Radiation Institute Ac.Sc- USSR:
(Radiyevyy institut im. V.G. Khlopina Ail SS;~R)
SUBMITTED: September 26, 1956.
AVAILABLE: Library of UonFress
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A051% 130
AUHTORS: Malkin, L. Z.; Nikol'skaya, Ye. B., Petrzhak, K.A.
TITLE: Investigating the possibility of the existance of an cl-branch
of Ra 225 in the neptune row
PERIODICAL: Radiokhimiya, v. 2, no. 5, 1960, 632
TEXT: The problem dealt with by the authors was the study of the
a- decay of Ra225, the possibility of which was predicted theoretically,
(Ref. 1: W. Jentscke, Phys. Rev., 77, 98, 1950)- It is pointed out that
till the present time no experimental attempt was made to detect the
oc-emission of Ra225 decomposing by ~-decay with a T = 14.8 days. It is
mentioned that Ra22; is a member of the neptune row, a part of which is
given as being:
233 a 229 a 225 22.~___* 221 t217 ....
U ~h Ra Ac Fr CL A
The limit obtained for the existance of an -branch for Ra 225 (.qef. 2:
S/18 601/002/005/017/017
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S/186/60/002/005/017/017
Investigating the possibility of .... A051/A130
D. Strominger, J. M. Hollander, G. T. Seaborg, Rev. Modern Physic, 30, 2,
8o6, 1958) is given as being < 0.01 %. The authors had at their disposal
a preparation of U233 (1 gr) of high radiochemical purity, kept for two
years. The latter was used as the source of Ra225. The difficulty of ob-
serving the weak cL-activity of the Ra225 on a background of other Gk-emit-
ters of the neptune row, such as the A0225, Fr221, At217, etc., is pointed
out. It is stated that with the alpha decay of Ra225 emanation Em221 should
form. This known isotope Ff emanation is obtained usually in the reaction
of splitting off from Th23 using fast protons. The half-life of Em221 is
25 m. 80 % of the emanation decays by beta-emission, forming Fr221 and
20 by alpha emissiong forming Po217. Thus, by detecting the Rresqnce of
EMA-1 in the preparation , the existance of alpha-decay of Ra22, was pro-
ven. In order to measure the Em221 a known method of emanation measure-
ment of Rn224was used (Ref. 3: Sbornik prakticheskikh rabot po radiokhimii
pod redaktsiey 1. E. Starika, A. N. Murina i A. P. Patnera. Izd. LGU, 1956~
The solution of the U23 3 was placed into a bubbler which was sealed for
three hours. It was later opened and the emanation was transferree to
an ionization chamber, the ionization stream of which was measured on an
CF-1M (SG-1M) electrometer. According to the obtained measurements, the
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S/186/60/002/005/017/017
Investigating the possibility of A051/A13O
ionization current of the chamber did not exceed the background, i.e,
Em221 was not detected in the U233. An evaluation of the sensitivity of
the method used showed that Em221 could be detected if the alpha-decay of
the Ra225 exceeded (1.0001 % of its beta-decay. Thus Ithe obtained results
lead to the establishment of a limit of ci-branching of the Ra225 as <
0.0001 %, which corresponds to Ta;;> 50,000 years. There are 3 references:
1 Soviet-bloc, 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The English language publications read
as follows: W. Jentacke, Phys. Rev., 77, 98, 1950; D. Strominger, J. M.
Hollander, G. T. Seaborg, Rev. Modern Physic, 30, 2, 806, 1958).
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AUTHORS: Aron, P.M., Malkin, L,7
TITLE: Produc-tion of thin uniform layers of plutonium
PERIODICAL: Radiokbimiya, v.4, no-5, 1962, 61g
TEXT: The authors have used and recommen6the following method
for preparing solutions for spraying plutonium to give thin
uniforitt layers. Ira a solution of 5 1119 of plutonium in 2 isil of
concentrated nitric acid about 0.2 ml oC 30','0' H202 is added to
obtain tetravalent plutonium; H-jO2 is then destroyed with
platinum in the hot solution; t~e solution is evaporated to a
volume of 2 to 3 drops and then left till dry in a desiccator with
NaOH and CaC12- The deposit dissolved in I to 2 nil of alcohol or
chernically pure acetone, sprays well from'a capillary under the
action of an electric field. Multi-layer filias are built up.
SUBMITTED: may 18, 1962
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MALKIN, L.Z.; ALKHAZOV, I.D.; KRIVOKHATSKIY, A.S.; FETRZ11AK, K.A.;
I : .:.::-HEUY7p L.H.
Energy distribation of spontaneous fission fragments of Cm244.
Atom. energo 15 no.3-.249-250 S 163. (FIERA 16:10)
(Curium) (Nuclear fission)

MALKIN. L.Z.; ALMMOV, I.D.; KRIVOXHATSKIY, A.S.; PETHZHAK, K.A.;
__ - BELOT, L.M.
Spontaneous fission of Cm244 with emission Qf a long-range
oC -particle. Atom. energ. 16 mo.2,A.348-l/+9,, F 164.
(MIRA 17:3)

MALKIN, L.Z.; ALKHAZOV, I.D.; SOKOLOV, A.M,
Unit for praparing thin homogeneous extended radioactive sources.
Radiokhimiia 6 no.2:258-259 164. 014IRA 17:6)

S11EFZRj D.G.; MAIXIN, M-..E.; NEYGALIKHq M.G.; RAZUMOVSKAYAq A*M.
A.V.
Medical and prophylactic significance. of the use of anticoagulants
in aisorders of the brain t1ood supply. Zhur, nerv. 1, paikh. 60
no. 6:702-706 160o (MIRA 13:12)
1, Kliniks, nervnykh bolezney Sverdlovskogo maditsinakogo
institutag Institut kurortologii, i fizioterapii nervologicheskiye
statsionary Sverdlovska.
(BRAIN-BLOOD VESSELS) (ANTICOAGULANTS)

SHEFER, D.G.; MA!,KIN, M.F. (Svordlov:3k)
Balaeological phyaical therapy in vaeci,lar diseares of the brain.
Vop. kur., fizioter. i lech. fiz. Vullt. 29 no.4:289-297 JI-11
164, (MIRA 1 .9~
S.

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B 168/B 180
AUTHORSs Malkin, M. G., Pivovarov, M. M.
TITLEs Dielectric properties of Latnaya clays with additions of'
titanium dioxide in the 50 - 25,000 kc/9 range
Pi~RIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 10, 1962, 412, abstract
1OK186 (Tr. Voronezhsk. un-ta, V. 55, 1961, 87 - 94)
TEXTt Investigation established that additions of TiO 2 reduce the sinter-
ing temperature of semiacid Latnaya clay to 13200C. By varying the addi-
tions of TiO2 it is possible to produce ceramics with.appreciable per-
mittivity (58.8), which falls as the frequency increases. The dielectric
loss angle diminishes with small additions accomp anied by an increase in
frequency. [Abstracter's notes Complete translation.]
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the aid of curvilirear co-ordinates," A3tron. Zhur. 16,
1110. it 1939.
Report U-1518, 23 Oct. 1951.

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"Detennination of the figure of a geoid on the basis
of observations of gravity", J.-stron. Zhur. 16, No. I.,
1939.
Report U-1518, 23 Oct. 1951.

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"Conditions for use of Stokes' Formula in Determining the Earth Figure from Observations
on Gravity,"
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Preventim. of the snorting olf tric, wrinding of tl-ip- rct-,:- ~;' 71.7-
100-2 generator with the hull using a 'burning techn.QOi~~.
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ing, a Sphere, or a SUrface, on the ~-6s-ls o~ Its 3-Lven f"otential (Scl!A1 r. .--f' the
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%'oscow, rol. 2, 1"llo. 4, 1~1~32, pp. 17-20'.

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a -alkin, 'i. R. "Inte,,ra!,ors of ~;ravlty ~Ip iied I.-o a -;elief of ji stur'31 n,, .P- 03C.5
Expressed in ContourS." Lc?-"Lajy AZad. -.,*-,,'-Ik _aeries A,
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KALKIN, N.R., s,',arshiy nsuchnyy sotrudnik
Determination of the physical surface of the earth without
reduction and condensation. Trudy TSIIIIGAIK no.68:64-69 149.
kI4IRA 10- 12)
(Earth--Surface)

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MALKIN, N.R., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Calculation of the deflection of the vertical on the basis
of gravity Rnomalies on mountains. Trudy TSNIIGAIK no.68:69-74
149. (MIRA 10:12)
(Grnvity--Mensurement)

MAUM, N. R.
Influence of marine transgressions and straits on the Quaternary
glaciations of Europe. Analele geol geogr 15 no-4:95-111 O-D 161.
(Europe-Goolo I Stratigraphic)
(Glacial epochf

'~1(1) PHASE I BOOK r,,-'LOITATION SOV/2429
Malkin, O.A., and Yu. M. Trushin
. . ......
Termomagnitnyy indikator kisloroda dlya ekspress-analiza produktov
sgoraniya (Thermomagnetic Oxygen Indicator for Rapid Analysis
of Combustion Products) Moscow, Oborongiz, 1958. 17 p. 2,200
copies printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: M.S. Anikina; Tech. Ed.: V.P. Rozhin;
Managing Ed.: A.S. Zaymovskaya, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for scientis's and engineers
studying combustion processes in jet motors and determining the
percentage of oxygen content in the air and other gases.
COVERAGE: The book discusses attempts to devise an instrument
which will permit the direct determination of the oxygen content
in the combustion products of mixtures of hydrocarbons with air.
The instrument devised has a time lag of 0.6 sec,~Dnds and is
functional under normal conditions and at pressures up to 0.3
atm. The results of stand tests are also given. The working
principle of the instrument utilizes the coefficient of combustion
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Thermomagnetic Oxygen (Cont.) SOV/2429
efficiency (4z), which is proportional to the amount of oxygen
consumed during combustion. The authors thank D.I. Ageykin
for consultation on making the instrument. There are 10 refer-
ences-1 5 Soviet and 5 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
3
1. Types of Gas Analyzers. Choosing the Most Efficient Gas-
analyzer System 4
2. Construction and Electrical Circuit Diagram of a Thermomag-
netic Oxyg6n Indicator 7
3. Characteristics of an Oxygen Indicator 10
4. Methods of Measuringq z With the Aid of an Oxygen Indicator 13
Conclusions 16
Bibliogr-!phy
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