SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOROZ, S.M. - MOROZOV, A.YE.

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USSR uDc 621-391-19
MRMAYIEV, V. F., KIRKOROV, 11. 1., and IfOROZ,_ S. M., 14insk Radio Engineering
Institute
"Method of Forming Similarity Measures in Pattern Recognition"
USSR Authorz' Certificate No -163105, a. G o6k 9/00, filed 9 Har 71, pub-
lished 20 Dee 72 (from Otkrytiya, Izolbreteniya, Rrojnyshlennyye.Obrazt5yj
Tovamyye Znaki, No 3, 1973, p 101)
Abstract; The method.-- based on the conversion of physical characteristics
Into electric signals, a comparison of theim 'with reforenca signals, and the
cumulation of the difference signals obtained from a comparUon of them
c ~L
a
with a threshold signal-- is unique in that to reduce the recolpition error
the
probability, after the signals are con-pared. with the refoxence sigmals,
difference signals are compared with each other, the resultant signals of
the,excess are sm-ned according to the K-th attribute for the reference sig-
nals of each class,and the resultant eums axe accumulated for a subsequent
comparison of them with the threshold signal.

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USSR UDC 621.791,052-620.1.001.4:669.788
P. K., Engineer, RATKHAKOV, V. N 4~ITRQZ. V. G., Candidates of
Technical Sciences, and ROSSINEVICH, L. L: 11ngN~e1-r1_14t'w;'~n1L11
"Study of the Efficiency of Welded Joints Between Dissilimar Steels (IZKhlMP
and Kh5ML) in a Medium of Hydrogen"
Moscow, Khimicheskoye i Neftyanoye Mashinostroyeniye, No 11, Nov 70, pp 25-27
Abstract: This article presents the results of an investi,,~,ation of the effects
of hydrogen on the metal in the area of a welded joint beelreen 12'KhDIf and
Kh5ML steels. The investigations were performed using spel-imenij which were
held in an autoclave at 5700C under a hydroatatte pressure,of t"hnical hydro-
gen from 100 to 300 kglcm2. The temperature used in the experimeTItS was
570 + 10*C. The experiments showed that whereas holding tinder 11 90 kg/cm2
hydr~~gen pressure at 570% for varioue times up to 4,000 hours had little
effegt on meahwdcal properties, holding at 273 kg/cta2 hy4lrogen pressure
resulted in the development of a tendency to brittle ruptiire, pr1jaarily along
the line of the welded seam, Notcb-aensiti.vity of dia w4al wmij increaBed in
all cases. No noticeable chaups in the st 'ructure oe the.,zletal were discoT-
ered. However, in all cases the exposure to'hydrogea resiAted In slight
surface decarburation along the seam.

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USSR UDC 621.396.963
BARANOV, 1. H., DYIMOVICH, N. D., SKVORTSOV, S.- M., SOKOLOV P. 1-1. MOROZ, V. G.,
FOGORELOV, B. F.
"Radar Display for Determining the Parameters of Atmosphw-ric ~nhomogeneities"
USSR Author's Certificate No 253178, Filed 11 Dec 67, Published 24 Feb 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhaika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9G51P)
"Translation: A radar display containing a video amplifier and a plan position
indicator has been patented for determining the parameters of atmospheric in-
homogeneities. In order to represent the radar image of:atmoapheric n!10.10
geneities in the form of a series of concentric black and white rings, a
coding tube is included between the video:amplifier and the plan position
indicator via a pulse amplifier. This coding tube converts the video s-ignals
from the atmospheric inhomogeneitieo into a train of pulaes equal with respect
to magnitude and different with respect to width and duty factor depr--nding oa
the distribution of the instantaneous values of the video sigaal voltage. The
Joint effect of radial-circular scanning of the plan pos:Ltion ii%dicator and
rectangula-z pulse vo:ta,-,e create concentric black mad white circles on the
c e ' ' :
screen.. 'The width of each circle corresponds to a defln(Ld interval of atzc-
s
spheric inhomogeneity intensity, Th, is facilitates decortaination of the Inner
er c ei
i ty
structure of the inhomogenelty at the giv" point in timal and It permits
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-USSR
BARANOV, I. M., et al., USSR Author's Certificate go 253178, Filed 11 Dec 67,
Published 24 Feb 70 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9G51P).
information about the intensity of precipitation with respect to area to be
obtained and zones Bafe for aircraft flights to be determined. There are
two Illustrations.
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J`PRS 59231
8 June 1973
UDC 323.43
MELD=RT~_RX3VLTF-4VF. ffASLUMO THE i~C Mtf~ TUX AT===9
OF MARS ON TRE MhRS-3 AITTOKATIC SPACS SWIOM
W-AArticls* No r A ~-'r
vzl~' A.
pp
The V-2 instrument designed to venamrs the water vapor content in
tht &tooophere of the planet was. installed on the Hore-2, and Ma:rs-3 auto-
"tic, Space station* (artificial Xart ' satellites). -_Such have
M* follosting. Import ant ~#~Iointajiia -by oxisom smith, gzm44 obf*rv&t1ow*
[14)s, L) ibe measuremnts sro~takon- with 'clean spacing (1000-150 k= in*
the. pericanter of the, orbit) band the -ap-tj .1 resolution to about 3-10:kw,
.,.two.!Prdqrs..bttter.than.-from the.1arthi-4) *11.tbe djffjeuItiss,-c==Vctv4
with. talluric absorption are completely removed, and smaller miounts. of
IL20 too be imossucod then fire& the Earth.
The IV-2 Instrueent .(via. 1) measures the H70 content in the atmoe-
photo of M*vo by the magnitude of: the obvmtlon at the center- of"The 1.38
u band. The RZO band of A - L.38 u in formed in the aptetrom of the vs-
flacted *olsr roft*tLon. and ite,equivalant vidth dops not In prart4cs
dopa6d on-the vertical ttapersturs distribution to the atmosphere of the
planet. Thin is the theovitical difference of the IV-2 frork the iris device
used tat the same purposi on the knerican Marinst-9 station 181. The trio
recordo the rotational band of HZO In the 25-50 u region ttio Intensity of
which depends so strongly on the vertical twopersture distribution that
the band can be observed also to absorption and in emission (91.
Since the expected equivalent. width of even the strongest lisox at
the cantor of the 1.38 u band in the spectrum of Mars is sad1l, the module-
tiou mothod to used to measure It. The interferenco-polartaot too filter cost-
prising a plate of Iceland spat (a double refracting crystal 5) and two
polarolds (4.6) and the interference filter 3 separate throe lines, to the
cantor of the bandt 13,788. 13.607 and 13.827 JL on rotation of the second
polaraid 6 the transmission, peake of the Interference-polovisatinei tutor
(Article submitted by Academician G.Z. Petrov on 28 June 1973.1
11 - USSR - A)

USSR UDC: 539-128.2
BALDIN, A. X. BE ZUN i, Yu. D., ZIITOVIYEV, L. P., ISSINSICHY,,
ITS",
I.- _Z_., KAZA G. MIKHAYICV, A. I. , INTO
'OV, G. P.
H. 1. and PUCHTK
"Acceleration and Removal of Deuton Beams from the OIYaI Synchro-
phasotroall
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhni_'Ka !Eksperimenta,-No. 3, l0a7l, pp 29-31
Abstract: This article describes the realization of a propo!:~al
deutons with existing syncnro-
for accelerating -and extracting I "
phaso-tron sy.-tcnns made J.n an oarli(jr article (!',Ozno1,,J.kh, Ya. D. ,
et al, Reprint O.IYaI, 1968, ~Xo. R9-4214, Dubna),. The basic j.d.L.-a
of the proposal was to multiply the linear accoleration by two
through halving the velocity of the deutons going inco and cominz
out of the linear accelerator compared to the Nlejoei-Pr of the 'ire-
'ion in the synchrotron is done in two steps:
tons. The acceleraL
first, doubii_n,~: ~.he acceleration; second, reachine -lie limiting,-,
frequency of -~he acce- ----ting sy~~.em and then makinR the transi-

USSR vwn 621-73.o6
SOGRISHIN, YU. P. TISHAKOV, V, A. MOROZ V. YA.
"The Effect of Loading Rate on the Resistance to Deforuation of Metals
During Cold Upsetting"
Abstract: Cylindrical samples 20 and 30 mm in diameter were subjected to oold
upsetting by polished ha-mering blocks with a loading rate of 12-100 m/sec.
Results obtained with an hydraulic dyna-mcueter and oscilloCraph indicate that the
i
deformation resistance is affected by the loadinG rate tLt all stages of defor-
mation. This effect can be described by the dynamic ccx!fficients KD and Kb,
which were determined from the ratio of yield stretoses for dywamic and Station-
ary loading and from the ratio of.specific streneth, reopectively, Nairit**--ly
,t and rL- - p d!m/p st. The qj-,c,-,JX1c t~tren,,-,th of .1,0,'Yi3A,
KD a,,3 g~
Ma,13, 1X11-1 Vri. -Itec-1:3 F-rid 1~,'143713 nickel ulloy inereo-ned 1)y 1.6-60% with in-
creasing londing rate during defomition. In contraot, -the spi~eifje otrc-nffth
of AK6 and B96 alturinum alloys decreaced with Increasin,'., laadin~z, rate.. Coinmion
to these two groups of metala vaii an intencive strangthexOng, during, th(-,
initial stages of deformation. The dynamic coefficients cf st(-els and nlck~-,,l
arLoy vex-- hig 114 i t Wt~,,; Jer,: `ian
~her than unity at all stages of deforituation,
unity for alumini= alloys defoitied by 0.1$. A decrea!:.o- in defonitation resis-
tance of aluminum alloys during high loading rate can be 4ittriIuted 4o the
mechanism of hot deformation because of the thermal effect.

USSR UDC 53.07/.08+53.001.5
E. M., MOLCHANOV, S. S., PYSILKIN, B. N., SOLOWYEV, N. S., Physics Insti-
tute im.eni--Iy-. N. Lebedev
"A Method for the Stabilization of Synchrotron Radiation Intensity"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 256117, Filed 26 Jun 68, published 31 Mar 70
(from RZh-Fizika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1A453 P)
Translation: Precise (or programmed) switching on of accelerating field voltage
is necessary to stabilize and raise the level of beam intensity in a synchrotron.
It is proposed that the time of switching on be controlled with the aid of a
pulse of a current of particles circulating in orbit at the time of injection in
each acceleration cycle. This made it possible to increwie inteasity by 20% as
compared with circuits connecting the switching on to theAevel of the magnetic
field, V. Papadichev.
ill

USSR
GL,kDYSIMV, V. A., KUSAUROV, L. N., MOROZ, Ye, M. UECHAYEVA, L. P.
"The Focusing of a Beam of Ions with Drift in aHeterogeneous Magnetic Field"
Moscow, Tr. Fiz. Instituta imeni P. 1q. Lebeclev. Vol 53, 1971, pp 226-238.
Abstract: The drift of ions across the'gradient of a magnetic field can be used
in the performance of external injection into a cyclotron by directing the ions so
that the beam drifts along the boundary of one of the sectoxs of the cyclotron to
the central area. This work clarifies the nature of the trajectories of ions in
this drift and studies problems related to the focusing of the beam. The motion of
particles in the median plane of a magnet is:studied, and it is considered tb~it the
system of coordinates is rectangaular, and the field is it function of one coord-
inate only. In spite of these simplifying assumptions, a good deal of- necessary
information is produced concerning the nature, of the trajectories during drift.

USSR UDC 669-295-053-24
MUM,, S. I., MOROZ YU. A. and ROSTOVTSEVA B. T.
-A
"Blectric Conductivity of Iron-Titanium-Containing Materials in the Solid
Phase"
Sb. Tr. Vses. n.-i i proyektn. in-t titana (Collection of Works of the All-
Union Scientific Research and Design Institute of Titanium), i-97o, 2,pp 14-22
(from RZH-Metalaurgiya, No 11, Nov 70,, Abstract No uciW
Translation: laboratory experiments for the determination of the specific
electric conductivity of oxides, chemical compounds of the system
Fe2o and charge materials, used for smelting Ti-sl;ag, are conducted.
3-FeO-TiO2
The electric conductivity of all the materials studied increases considerably
with increasing temperature; at room temperature their nagnitudes are
variable., at 13000 they approach each other.while reaching high magnitudes of
^.-10 ohm-1.cm-1- 7 in., 4 tables, 7 bibl. entries. Authors' abstract

USSR UDC 669.293.053.24
MOROZ, _YTJ. A., and DENISOV, S. 1.
"Technological Features of Single-Stage Continuous Melting of
Titanium SlaE~'
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektti. in-t titana (CQllc,7_,ted works of
All-Union Scientific-Research and Planning Institute for Tita-
nium), 6 1970, 15-17, (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya,
No 1, 1971, Abstract No 1 G185 by the authors)
Translation: The reasosn for disruption of the continuous pro-
cess of melting of titanium slag in one stage, such as bubbling
of the slag, movement of processea of charge melting ahead of
processes of reduction, rapid melting throughthe space around
the electrodes, sintering of charge on the fur-nace.top, and
formation of refractory 11chills" in the furnace charge, are
studied. These technological. difficultieo are eliminated when
high ratios of furnace power to charge mass are provided, as
when melting is performed in single-phase, single-aLectrode
furnaces or when wood waste is used in the chal~ge during welt-
ing in the ordinary three-phase, three-electrode electrIc fur-
naces. 8 biblio. refs. 7A

USSR
MOROZ, Yu. A., and DENISOV, S. 1.
UDC 669.295.04
"Technological Specifics of Carrying Out a Single-Stage, Continuous Process
of Melting Titanium. Slags"
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Institut Ticana) , Metallurgiya. Pub-
lishing House, Vol 6, 1970, pp 15-17
Translation: The article reviews causes of disruption In the ane-stage
continuous process of smelting titanium slag, such as: slag blistering,
the processes of melting down the charge in advance of the processes of
restoration, rapid melting near the electrode. spaces, charge caking on
top of the fuxaace, and the formation of refractory "salamanders" in the
furnace charge. These technological difficulties are eliminated where large
ratios of furrLace capacity to the mass of charge in the furnace are ensured,
which takes place during smelting in one-phaset one-electrode furnaces or
where wood by-products are used in the charge during smelting in the ordi-
nary three-phase, three-electrode electric furnaces. Eight bibliographic
entries.

Wcwdy"LA6 %J.L
DeposiV
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyaktn. in-t titana (Collection of-, Worka of the All.-
Union Scientific Research arui Desiga Institute of Titanium) , 1970, J, pp 7-14
1from M-E~atallurgiYa, SNO 11, 110v 70* Abstract No It G144)
Tzanslations According to its mineralogical couposition, the kinetics of
reduction of Fe oxideso and other properties, the concentrate of the
Obukhovskly deposit bwically resembles that of. the Samothoaiskiy deposit. Much
more solid briquettes can be preparod from tbea Qbukhovakiy concentrate than
frox the Bamatkanskiy# although, a large quaa-Lity of sulfidie pulp aLkali
la needed for this (14-15% as comparect to 941%. for the Swaotkansidy con-
centrate). Standard Ti-sLags (TiO. 60%) carr be produced ~ from the studied
-concentrate of the Obukhovski
concentrate. However, slag smelted from the. y
deposit contains lax-ge quantities of impur!Lties. (by4.2%), end in addition, it
is leaner in T102 (by 4.4%) content as compa~=d to slag smelted from the
Samotkanskly concentrate. 6 ill. 5 tables. Author's aWitract,

U UDC 669-295-054-79
YDROZ) Wo A., and SIDORENKO) A. P.
Two-Stage Titanium Slag Production Procedure"
Noscow, Tsvetnyye Yetally, No 2, Feb 70, pp 47-49
Abstract: A description is given of an experiment in obtalning titanium slags
from a concentrate with the composition 26.16% Fe 203-1 65.2% TiO2, 1.65% SiO2,
2-5UP' A120 o.11% cao, o.43% mgo, 1x24, MOO, and 1-51dir Cr2O Me advanta~;es and
Y 3
disadvantages of using the two-stage procedure to produce the slags are discuBsed.
It is shown that in order to obtain low-iron titanium slag it is alao necezsa;~7 to
reduce the titanium oxides. The idea of a mandatory and regidar increase in t~ie
FeO content in the charge when melting the concentrate (which is reauced in
advance) is stated and experimentally confirmed. The results of rideroscopic nnaly-
sis and x-ray micrography of the initial reduced concentrate, after tvo hours of
holding at 12000C and at 14000C, are presented and discussed. The characterir;tics
of the reduced concentrate and the electrical conductivity of the solid charge
materials at various temperatures are tabulated. The redistribution of oxygen
between Femet and, TiO2 at a temperature above 12000C indicatAss taio necessity of
reexamining the energy consumption during two-itage melting of titmnium slag in
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USSR
MOROZY, 'YU. A., and SIDORENKO, A. P., Tsvetnyye 14--tally, No "e, Feb 70, pp 47-49
comparison with the existing technological process. From the data presented it
is obvious that 1r& of all the expended energy goes to the aTduction of oxides, of
which only 6.5% is expeaded on the reduction of iron oxides and 10.Vq on the reduc-
tion of titanium oxides. In the case of preliminary red-action of iron oxides the
energy expenditures for the production of slag in the second step of two-staj,.-,e
smelting drop by a large amount (6-5%)- Whet charging the amelting Parnace (the
second step of the two-stage smelting) with hot reduced concentrateP the ene-Ey
expenditures on heating it will be the same as in the smelting furnace by the
existing process. The heat balance in this furnace is discussed and factors are
Mentioned which lower the efficiency of making titanium slag from rich titanium
concentrates by the two-stage method.
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USSR UDC~ 621.791.85.037
GRAWN, V. F.., KRAVCHUK, L. A. , .42.HO?rX 12TSHTAB, G. S.
(deceased)
"Electron Gun for Xicrowelding and Kicrormchinin'g,"
Kiev, Avtomatichaskay 3varka, N"o 4, Apr 70, pp 72-73
Abstract: The article describes an electron gun developed at
'fhe -Institute of Electric Welding imeni Ye. 0. ?aton for
t r
beam microwelding and irdcroviachining with a acccloraLi
voltarre and a becua current of up to iml. ~he ran I.s col-,q)ara.-
tively sImple, ine:q)onsivo, and reliable, and is slAtablo for
both laboratory research and Lndu:;,.trIa)L uce. An eloctron optic
system is used with a triode electron projector, ono alectro-
magnetic Ions, and a doflection systam, ale--~vn projector
has.an all-soldered caze with a glaso in4;u!atov,. T~ie alectroi
optic system is protected by a case, which aszu-es I'ix-m attach-
=ent of the high-voltage cable and its rlexibla co-izioction. with
the projector, biological shielding of the operator, electro-
interlocks, and convenient access to the cathode assembly of

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Chizhikov. A. I ; Permiwm V. P.J 1okhimoxicb, V. I j ;ilawxx.-J~y .; Moro----
Zan Grizorlyav, V.
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Continuous Casting of Steel Into Billets of a 16arge Cross-Suction (Kepreryv-
neya razlivka atali v zagotovki krupnogo aecheniya) Moscow, lietallurgiya,
1970, 135 Pp (SW047)
TABL9 OF CONTENTSs
Preface 5
Casting Machines Used in Development of Production, Techniques of C4stings
and Their Adoption 6
Continuous Casting of Steel Into -6arge Sheet Bars 8
Thermal Conditions in Formation or Large SheetBars 10
P
ropertles of Steel at High Temperatures
,
33
Stresses in a Shaping Ingot an
d Methods for Their Reduction 40
Adoption of Continuous Steel Casting Into 170~920 mm Sheqt Bare 57
Adoption of Continuoua Steel Casting Into ~OOX1500 Pm Sheet Bara 63
Characteristics of Continuous Castinff:of We Slabs With i Side Ratio of
Reel/Freh
19890037

Ace. Hr.: AM VJL067JL37
1 - 10 (i5on5oo mm)
CrysUllizers for Continuous Castin; of Wids Slabs
Production of Shaped Castings of pL.Iarge,Cross-Section
TherTal ?arameters Characterisricifthe Format4on. of.Square Continuous ZXXX
Ingots
Investig4tion of Technologi;al Fact$rs Determining the QualiV of Shaped
Billets With a Gross Section of 280 X 280
(.%jaij6ty of Merchant Shapes Produced From Castings of a Square Gross-Section
Improvement ot Continuous Steel-Castigg.Technicpes
BibliograpbV
GiTen am results of investigations of conditions in formation of
large continnous ingots.
Given, are results of the'development and adoption of techniques for
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USSR num: 621.9.048.4
MOROMIKO V. N., ONUFRIMIKO, I. P., GASIK, L. 11. ZHURA, V. i., MOLCHANOVA,
"Electrospark Production of Polymetallic Compositions"
Kishinev, Elektronnaya Obrabotka Materialov, No 4(46), Aug/SeP 72, pp 8-12
Abstract: The paper gives the results of experimental studies of electro-
spark formation of polymetallic compositions produced by the set-up shown
in the figure. Hinged to rotor 1 are anode rods of tungsten, copper,
chromium and silver, 83wingping out an the rotor turns, the anod 0-.- period-".-
cally approach the surface of cathode 2. By properly combining the 2-ota-
tional velocitien w, and w2 on the-one hand, and velocity- W, and the pule-(!
repetition frequency of the spark oscillator on the other hard, the tran:~fer
of anode material can be regulated so as to form overlapping alloyed zones
a, 0, a, r. Experimental studies show that 'this method of alloying can be
used to produce intermetallic compoiuids in surfacing which cannot be made
in any conventional metallurgical process., By proper selection of Farameters,
surfaces with any desired physical properties can be produced.
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Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemical, Dey-went,
242214 MTAL V.ACUUW24C. AOUTINE utHises variable
rarefi7dation in"the feed,funnel and high
residual pressure in the treatment chamber itself.
Varying the residual pressure above the meniscus
In the funnel and maintaining the residual pressure
inside the chamber ensures smooth control 61 metal
feed and at the same time keeps a constant metal level.
Electron ring or vortex pumps are sultablel'scaled
to the upper lip of the funnel. This Allows idetal
to be poured into the funnel without dAsturbing the
residual pressure control.'
13.5.66 as 1078M1122-2. GROAT.I.YA et al(II.9.69)
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USSR
MOROZEV V. V
"One Principle of Selection of Strategies"
Kihernetiku -- na Zluzhbu Kommunizmu. T. 6 [Cybernetic.,, in the Service of
Communism, Vol 6 -- Collection of Works]., ~~oscow, Energiya Press, 1971,
pp 185-180, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 10, 1971,
Abstract No 10 V665 by A. Mikhaylova).
Translation; The game r k is studied, consisting of repetition k times of
the antagonistic game r with compact sets of strategies of players and con-
k
tinuous win function. The win function of gwne r is defined as the sum of
the wins of player I in k realization of game r. The asymptotic behavior of
--the maximum guaranteed probability of success of player I (i.e. production
of winnings no less than the guaranteed winning of player I in one realiza-
tion) is studied. Two examples are presented.
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USSR UDC 620.193.1:669.295
TOMASHOV, N. D., ANOSHKIN, N. F., MOROZNIKOVA, S. V.* OGINSKAYAO YE. I.,
RUSKOL, YU. S., and CHEMOVA, G. P., Institute of Physical Chemistry, Academy
of Sciences USSR
"Investigation of the Effect of Palladium on the Engineering, Mechanical and
Corrosion Properties of Titanium Alloys OT4 and VT1411
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 9, No 6, 1973) pp 672-675,
Abstract: The possibility of increasing the corrosion resistance of titanium
alloys.OT4 and VT14 by means of alloying with 0.2% Fd -was studied. The alloys
were produced in a vacuum-are furnace with the palladium r_-Aded in the form of
powder. Structure of OT4 and OT4+0.2% Pd was the alpha-~;olid t3olution, and
VT14 and VT14+0.2,b Pd--fine grains of the alpha-i and alphall-phtses -inside a
beta-matrix. Strength properties of the titanium alloys were improved somewhat
with the addition of palladium while ductility was lowered. The add tion of
2.0% Pd significantly lowered the oxidation tendency of the alloys at 600 and
8000C, and especially at 10000C. 3 figures, 4 tables, 6 bibliographic refer-
ences.

USSR UDC*621.771-216.5 :621.
97-021*539.4-014.1
ROZORETOV1. V. A. Engineer, -YgZQZQY,. Doctor of Technical 3ciences,
LEONOVt V. P., Engineert and SOFRONOVt Ye. I., Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences
"Deformation and Stresses in Mounts of Roll Stands of Four-1figh
Rolling Mills"
Moscow, Vestnik Yashinostroyeniya, No 9, Sep 739 pp 16-21
Abstract: The strength conditionslin the mount of a roll stand
of the four-high rolling mill 5000.of the All-Union 3cientific
4 Institute of T-fet, Ilur ca.1 Yachi-
Research,, Plannina, and Desig a gi
nery were calculated. The deformations and stresses %-rere dete.--
mined, using Castigliano Is theorem, for a sim-plifted fona of the
mount according to a presented schema. The applied oalculation
met-hod of the inflexibility and strength of closed tyme mounts
considers the clearance between the mount stands and the. bea-
rings of supporting rolls and the variable sti-ffness of cross
j
ties. On- a level with the calculationst including, the fati.-Iue
strength, the stressed condition of the inountovtas also investi-
gated by the polarization-optical nethod on a simplified model
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USSR
RIDZORENOV, V. A., et al., Vestnik Mashinostroyeniya, No 9, Sep 73, pp 16-21
of optically active ED6--YT material. The results are discussed by
reference to optical stress-strain pictures (photoelastic method)
and the stress-strain diagram of contour stresses. Determined
values of the reserve strength factor and of the deformation and
rigidity of.the-mount are interpreta-ted. Four:~figures,, t-ao tables,
twelve formulast two bibliographic references.
12-4
ir

USSR
MOROZOV, A..A., SERKIN, A. F. and STEPANENKO, V. N.
liStructural Analysis of Transient Processes"
Metody i Sistemy Obrab.--Eksperini. Inform. [Methods and Syste-ols for
Processing of Experimental Information -- Collection of Works], Kiev,
1972, pp 42-48 (Translated from,Referativnyy.Zhurnal. Kibernotika.. No
.10, 1973, Abstract No IOV210)
Translation: In order to study the properties of the t~ransient proc-
esses of certain s-stems resulting from random p-.rturbations, it is
W
suggested that structural connection functions and St-niCtUTZ11 connection
matrices (in the vector case) be introduced; Fo-r example, the struc-
tural connection function of two processes x (t) and x (t), a :S t
is"fixed by't'he formula ..2
T T-t
f dt I a (t, -c)q (t, T)dT
0 0 1 2
1,2M T T-t
fdt f P(t, T)dT
0 0
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USSR
MOROZOV, A. A., SERKIN, A. F. and STEPANENKO, V. N., Mecody i Sistemy
Obrab. Eksperim. Inform., Kiev, 1972, pp 42-4&
where qi(t, T) sign[xi(t + T) x,(t)j,~i 1, 2, but p(t, T) is a
certain weight function, 0 :!L p(t, T)
Comparison of function r (T) and the matrices composed from
1,2
~such functions with standard functions and matrices allows, in a certain
sense, analysis of the transient processes generated by random pertur-
bations. R.. Liptser
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USSR UD.C 62-52(047.1)
NIOROZOV-A.- -A--
"Possibility of Using Blocked Thyristors in Automation Devices"
Vestn. Kiev. Politeklin. In-ta. Ser. Avtomatiki i Elekt-ropriborostr [Herald
al Institute. Automation and Electxonj-(.- Instruments
of Kiev Polytechnic,
Series], 1971, No 8, pp 32-35, (Translated from-Roferativn3py Zhurnal Avto-
matika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitellnaya Tekhnika, No 11, 1971, Abstract
No 11 A14).
Translation: The basic properties of blocked thyristbrs and methods of
control of blocking are described. The advantages of,blocked thyristors
in the design of various direct current circuits in automation pulse de-
vices are indicated. 2 Figures; 3 Biblio, ilefs.

. . . . . . . . . .
USSR
MOROZOV, A. A.
"A Spin Generator in a Norlhomogeneous Field"
Leningrad, Yadernyy Magnitnyy Pezonans, No 4, 1971, PP 121-125
Abstract: The author cliscusses certain questions associp-ted with the effect
which nonhomogeneity of the magnetic field surrounding a spin generator of
the Scheltzer type has on its operation. A compayison of the conventional
single-section pickup i-rith the low-interference modification having two
physically spaced sections shows that the two-section pickup has a phase
response with less slope. However, since the tharacteriutics of the P114R
gaussmeter are determined as much by the ekternal interfvremce level as by
the properties of the spin generator, the two-section ma(Lification may still
be preferred. One figure, bibliography of,three titles.

USSR UDC 621.362.002:621.;~82.32
ZAFdJDNYY, D.I., MORALEV, S.A., MO-OZOV, AsAe-
OProblems Of Planning And Analysis During Simulation Of The Technological
Process.Of Production Of Integrated Circuits Based On M,Structurao'
V sb. Mikroelektronika (Miorcelectronica--Colleotion Of 'Works), Moscow, Izd-vo
Osovetokoye Hadiov a 140 4p 1911# pp 294-~02
Abstract: The specific spacial features of the use of mathematical statistics
durino, selection of a strategy of systematic investigation are studied and ex-
periments and their interpretation are conducted, am applied to tha technological
process of production of integrated circuits based on metal-ina,,ilator-samicondlictor
(MIS) structures. The principal stages of tha:oolution ot the~problamm considerad
era shown In the form of a block diagram of~the control process. A complex algo-
rithm and a program using algorithmic languaga!.ror the "Minsk-22' electronic
computer ware developed for solution of the.problems considered. The mathemati-
cal provision worked out can be extended to other forms of technological pro-
ceases. 2 fig. 15 ref.
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USSR UDC 621.317.799:621.372(088.8)
KUDRYAVTSEV, G. I., MOROZOV, A. A.
"Device for Measuring Spatial Harmonic Amplitudes"
USSR Author's Certificate No 272403, Filed 25 Mar 68, Published, 22 Sep 70
(from RZh-Radiatekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abs#act No 4A274P)
Translation: A device is proposed for measuring the spatial harmonic amplitudes
structures closed in a ring comprising 41 superhigh frequency
oscillator connected with the decelerating structure and displace2ble along
the &cej:eratihg- structure of thereceiving probe and a;superhigh frequency
detector With a display. The device is distinguished by the fact that in order
to simplify the measurements, the superhigh frequency detector input is con-
nected to the receiving probe and the output of the suoexhigh frequency
oscillator. A spectral analyzer is used as the display, and the receiving probe
is made to move continuously around a circle along the decelerating structure.

F p i
a USSR UDO 621.7,82.2(C88.8)
DANILIN, V.N., KCNSTANTINOV, P.B.,_,VCRgZ 14 k.A 'YAVSKIY,A.A.
W FILATCV, A.L., CHER'
N
"Transistor For Circuits 4ith Automatic Gain Control"
USSR Author's Certificate No 256084, filed 10 June 67, published 19 March 7C (from
RZh--Elektranika i yeye primeneniya, No 11, Novembor 1970, Abstract No 11B16~P)
Translation: In the proposed str~jct J
-ire of a trunuietor for circuits with A-Q,
the electrodes for the emitter and base are made by alloy-d.lffusiQn technology
(in contrast to deposition in mesa structures), and the small iotlva areu of the
emitter junction4 necasaary to assure a decrease of gain at high frequency, is
assured because of a radial clearance between the base layer and the emitter
electrode. A high-resistunce semiconductor wafer with a resistivity not less than
I ohm.cm serves as the base for the device, and the Inverability of the dimensions
of the emitter electrode assures reliability of the emitter lead out connection
Irrespective of the area of the emitter junction. By changing the area of the
radial clearance, it is possible to obtatn transistors of Ya r1ous classes with
constant dimensions of the initial blanU [zagotovkaj. P.S.

WON
USSR, UDG 621.~82.5
DARILIN9 V.K., KONSTANTINOV, POB-1 FILA7W, A.L., 01rRRNYAVSKlY,A.A.
*Increase Of Gutoff Frequency CC asin Of Alloy-Diffused Transistors"
Elektron. takhnika. Nouchno-tekhn. ab. Polu2rovodn. pribary (Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Semiconductor Devican), lqjO, Kotl(51), pp 152-161
(from RM-Slektronika I yeye ErAmeneniz-4, No 12, Decombar.1970, Abstract No 12B417)
Translation: Methods are described for an Increase of the cutofV' frequency of the
gain FT of alloy-diffuaad transistors (to 1.5-2 GHZ). The technDlOgiGBI method
proposed makes It possible directly to decrease the thickneno of the active bass
and the area of the emitter junction of the translator. Vith &n inoreass of the
cutoff frequency, it in possible to increase the value or tho brw*kdown Yolt*gG of
the emitter junction, and also to obtain a transistor sultable for use In circuits
with direct automotic gain control. Experimantsl reoul-to ara, preoentedo 10 r04
Sumary.
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Ylagnetohydrodynamics
'USSR UDC: 533-951
YESIPCHUK, Yu. V., MOROZOV, A. I., TILININ, G. N., TROFIMOV, A. V.
"Fundamental Properties of Plasma Oscillations in an Accelerator With Closed
Drift and Extended Acceleration Zone"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 43, 110 7, Jul 73, PP 1466-1473
Abstract: The authors investigate oscillations in an accelerator with
closed drift and extended acceleration zone. It is shovii that oscillations
with a fairly high amplitude level are set up in all investigated work-4n--
modes. The two main types of instabilities having the highest amplitudes
are studied. It is shown that in the case of easily ionized working sub-
stances, modes with one or the other type of instability -- ionization or
drift -- can be independently realized. Previous studi4!s have shown that
conductivity anomalously high compared with Coulomb conduction is observed
across the magnetic field in an accelerator with closed drift and extended
acceleration zone. Based on available data it may be stated that this con-
ducitivity is caused by buildup of oscillations in the accelerator, the
main contribution apparently coming from transverse amplitude electric
fields. Electron drift in crossed electric and magnetic fields intensifies
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#USSR
YESIPCHUK, Yu. V., et al., Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol h3, No 7, pp
1466--1473
transverse diffusion. In previous work transverse conductivity had been
connected only with an ionization wave. It is shown that in many modes of
operation without an ionization vave, in which drift oscillations are the
fundamental waveform, the conductivity across the field is still several
orders of magnitude higher than Coulomb conduction. It Is hypothesized
that the mechanism responsible for both ionization and drift instability
may be oscillations with a frequency close to the electron cyclotron
frequency.

USSR UDC 533-92s621.039.01
VINOGRAWVA, A. K., VINOGRADOV, V. P., and
"Neutron Radiation in a Magnetic Plasma Compressor"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 43. No 8, Auca 73, pp 1637 t64o
Abstracts A- magnetic plasma compressor ie a quasi-equilibrium,co-axial
plasma accelerator. Previous- compression system e)~periments had reported a
neutron yield of 0.5 - I times 107 at an initial discharge voltage of 24kv and
a:discharge current of 650 ka. The experizents reported in tKis article used
significantly lower values and longer process times. It was found that a yield
of up to 4 times !05 neutrons was observed over a wide range ol deuteritun
&a pressures and condenser voltaj~es. The temperature and den*ity of the plasma
in the zone of focus was not high enough to permit a noticeable intensity of
D-D "temperature" reactions, indicating that the neutrons were produced most
probably by some unstable processes.
The experimental- device contains a central electrode and ten peripheral
electrodes. When the central electrode. was negative, both the neutron -
and X-ray emission sbowed a series of unequal peaksl. When the central electrode
was positive, both forms of radiation had a single sharp peak, The radiation
intensity also varied along the axis of the electrodes.
46

USSR UDC 533.9.07
A. I., NEVROVSKIY, V. A., and SMIRNOV, V. A.
MOROZOV,
.."Action in the Plasma Flow in a Closed Drift Accelerator System With
Feedback"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 3, 1973, pp 543-549
Abstract: In a closed drift accelerator system undesirable perturbations
of the plasma parameters are observed. The purpose of the e-%periments
described in this paper is to investigate the applicability of a simple
feedback system for damping out these perturbations. The system consists
of a device for sensing the perturbations, a band filt6r, a delay line,
voltage and power amplifiers, and a control electrode. Circuits of
the entire control system and the sensing device used to measure the
ion current oscillations in the channel are given, The experiments done
-with this equipment are described, and oscillograms showing the effects
on the plasma perturbations by the feedback system are produced. While
complete suppression of the perturbations could not be realived, the
experiments demonstrated that stabilization.of the perturbations was
possible.

USSR UDC 533.9.07
MOROZOV, A. I., NEVROVSKIY, V. A., and SMIRNOV, V. A.
"Investigating Forced Oscillations of aPlasma Potential in an Accelerator
With Closed Electron Drift"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskay Fiziki, No 3, 1973, pp 535-542
Abstract: It is noted that closed electron drift plasma accelera-
tors with extended zones of ion acceleration are known in American
science literature as linear Hall accelerators. The present paper
gives the results of experimental ifork in the investigation of the
response of the accelerator plasma.to an external perturbing sig-
nal which is regular in time and is varied in frequency from 30 to
800 kHz. The following characteristic reactiGns of the plasma were
noted in -the experiments: the dependence of the, amplitudes of t1he
forced oscillations on the amplitude of the forcinE signal and its
freqi~ency (the amplitude-frequency characteristic of the plaama
space).;the amplitude distribution of the signal in the accelerator
channel; the phase delay of the harmonic signal in its passage
through 'Whe plas= (the phaae-frequency characteristic). A Oross,-
sectional diagram of the experimental accelerator is -iven; its
basic primciple of operation wans described in --a earlier article
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USSR
MOROZOV, A. I., et al., Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 3, 1.973, pp 535-542
(G. Janes and J. Dotson, in the book Prikiadna.a Malrnlitnaya -,idro-
diiiamika -- Applied Nagnetic Hydrodynamics -- I'Mir, 11 hoscow, 19,65,
j:235). The authors thank G.- Ya. Shchepkin for his assist=-ce in
organizing the experimentsand Yu V...Tesipchuk and A. II. Kapulk-in
for discussing the experimental results.
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USSR UDC: 53349-07
ZUBKOV, I. P., KISLOV, A. Ya., and MOROZOV A., L
r,
"Optimizing the Parameters of Heavy-Current Ion Accelerators"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Telchnicbeakoy Fizik-*t., No 4, 1972, pp 898-900
Abstract: This brief conmiunication demonstrates the poosibility
of reducing the relative dimension of the ionivation zone eaid in-
creasing the compensatioa of the output ion angLilar jaoMpn-L, witb
the consequent reduction in the angular loss at the output of a
two-lens accelerator. Modifications of the acoelerator vith one,
two, -and four lenses are investigated and an :Uiioortatt remxlt is
derived; it is found that the magnitude of the discharge Voltage
can be increased while the required current is Lwa- intained con-
stant. A diagram of the accelerator'used in the author's experi-
ments together with oscil I ogra= of the discharge clu,rent and
voltage is given. Imminograms ofthe out-put ion curo:-ent are also
shown.

Conveztbrs
USSR UDC 621.31-5.592
MOROZOV. A.-I
"Piezosemiconducting Wedge-Type Ultrasonic Surface Wave Converter"
Leningrad,* Fizika i Tekhnjka Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, No 10, October 1971, pp
1994-1996
Abstract: A wide band wed,ge-type piezosemiconduc Ling ultrasonic surface X,,ava
converter in inte-ratad execution is described. The vredq~e is made of- a lo-,.,-
resistance CdS single crystal. directly in which a transverse ultrasonic body
wave piezoconvertur is creatt;.-d by diffusion of Ag in air. I'he resnIts of
experimental testing of the converter are given. The rj:!.,ultfj show that use of
this type of converter permits a decretwe: in conversion losses and increase in
the operating frequency range as a result' of complete acoustic matching of this
piezaconverter with the wed-e, absence of an intermodiate layor at the piezo-
converter-wedge intprfice, a large electromechanical co-uplin~ constent and low
damping of the ultrasonic waves in the monocrystalline wad~ze, Use of piezo-
semiconductors with a larger electromechanical coupling.constriat, for
ZnO as the wedge material can lead to still greater improvement of thase
characteristics.

UDC 539,293:534.286.8
GULYLYEV, YU. V., KHITA, A. M., HOMI,iA. V., and ZOV A I., Institute
f o fS c eel Elp"r
-Radio Engineering and Electronics# Acaderv
o
"Ultrasound Photoabsorption in CdS and Cd$e at Low Temperatures'
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fiziebeskaya, Vol 35, No 5, Ha7
71P pp 889-894
Abstract: The article describes results of a detailed study of ultrasound
photoabsorption in photoconductive CdS and Cd5e crystaIs in relation to tem-
peratuz*p, conductivityand illumination intensity in tbe 2_50D K temperature
range and 2-3 Hz frequency r;;mge. Experimental results shov that the ob-
served photoabsorption of ultrasound is.due to the extitatilan of photoelec-
trons and their interaction with ultrasonic waves throvgh the piezo effect
but ew-mot be explained by sound absorption by free elmatrons. The most prob-
able raechanism ar
pears to be ultrasound absorption by iolectrons bound on
small impurity centers -- absorption of the Debye dipolo electric relaxation
type. The authors thank S. G. KAJASHNIKOV and I. As YX MLLOV for discussing
the work and V. N. FEDORETS for assisting in. the wasukements,

USSR UDC 533-9-07
VOLKOV, T. F.9 and 1110ROZOVI, A. I.
"NOMMM
"The Magnetic System of a Tubular Multilem Acceleratoif
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fizikit:Vol XLT1, No 6p Jun 71, pp 1247-1256
Abstract: The main component of a tubular multilens, accelerator, as pro-Dosed
recently by Horozov and Shchepkin, is a system of coilti which makes it possible
to obtain a radial magnetic field. In the present article, the magnetic field
of this type of system is computed; the need for this computation a-rose from
the development of electronic and Ion models of tubulam multilens accelerators.
As a first approximation, a system of infinitely thin wings or coils is con.-
sidered. It Is assumed that the system is sufficientlylono so that the efffect
of the ends of the magnetic field on them middel rortion of -1--hp, field may bo
ignored. Equations describing the magnetic field are obtained and then
extended to the case of a real accelerator consisting of a finite number of
ringsp although,as In the pervious case, it is assumed 'that the rings are
Jainitely thin. Formulas are obtained which allow one-to calculate the
MaZnetic field for an arbitrary number of,,rings, taking into consideration
the effects of the ends of -the field on the sddcUe, these effects being of
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USSR
VOLKOV, T. F., and MOROZOV, A.I., Zhurnal Tokhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol XLI,
No,6, Jun 71, pp 1247-1256
considerable interest in the real case. The structure of the formulas
shows that the middle portion of the magAetic field. consists of the field of
an infinite system plus the disturbance:froih the end * Semi-infinite systems
are easo examined biieflyl In subacquent articles,. ~be dy4udcs of paxticles
in tubular multilens acceleratomwill, be amalyzed.
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ticousucs
USSR
KMITA, A. 14. , V. 11. Institute of Radio Engineering
and Electronics, Academy of Sciences USSRj Moscow
"Impurity-Dipole Absorption of UltrasonicWaves in CdSe at Low Temperatures"
Leningrad, Fizika T verdogo Tela, No, 4, Apr 719 pp 10114014
Abstract: The absorption of piezoactive ultrasonic wave:.; in pbotoconducting CdSe
crystals at a frequency of 3-109 Hz was investigated by the echo method with lon-
gitudinal ultrasonic waves generated from the free end sarface of a sample placed
at the antinode of the electric field of a coaxial quarter-wave resonator. To
avoid the effect of infrared background the resonator anij sample were placed
directly in the tube of a heliiun cryostat and cooled in heliu-1 vapors. 17 was
observed that in the temperature range 4.2-150K the pr,(-,,dr)trjjnant ab-sorption me-cha-
nism for ultrasonic waves at low conductivities is impua-lty-dZpale absorption of
ultrasound that is unconnected with the conductivity of the crystal at constant
current and is caused by the capture of photoelectrons on small impurity centers,
absorption of the Debye dipole dielectric relaxation typt~. If the conductivitlY
of the crystal is sufficiently high, ordinary electron ah-sorp~_-ion of ultrasonic
k,

USSR
KMITA, A. M., et al, Fizika tverdogo tela, No. 4, Apr 71, pp 1011-1014
waves is observed. As the temperature increases,~he impurity-dipole absorption
decreases due to a decrease in the effectiveness of impurity centers. The effecrs
observed in CdSe were very similar to effects observed by other authors in CdS
and support the generality of the theory that has been established for i-mpurity-
-osemiconductor class, in
dipole absorption of ultrasound for crystals of the pieL
which impurity electron states exhibit natural dipole moments. According to the
theory the phenomena observed in CdS areexplained by the absorption of piezo-
active ultrasonic waves on photoelectrons captured by.small impurity centers
which have fairly high natural dipole moments'at helium temperatures; these elec-
trons, being bonded, do not make a contribution to the conductivity of the crYs-Cal
in a constant field but can participate in the absorption of sound as free elec-
trons by interacting with the variable field-of the waves. It follows from the
theory that this mechanism for absorption of sound at low coiiductiviti,!s is
predominant in the low-temperature region for this clast; of crystals in which
there is a sufficient concentration of capture centers,,
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USSR
MOROZOV, A. I., BELYAYEV,' A. D., VITRIKOVSKIY, N. I., Institute of Semiconductors
L
vfamtheoAMTe"Ry of Sciences UkrSSR, Kiev
"Acoustoelectric Effect in CdxZni-XS Single Crystals"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, No. 4, Apr 71, pp 1079-1.083
Abstract: C Zn S photoconducting single crystals Bromn by the synthesis method
~x 1-x
from the vapor phase with a ZnS content from 0 to 40 inol b and with a dark
resistance of 105-1010 ohm-cm were investigated. Indium contacts were applied in
a vacuum. on the {00011 plane. The electroacoust.ic effect was studied In a -Dulse
mode with longitudinal ultrasonic waves in the.20-40 freqi-,ency ran.3e. ladi~!
pulses of a length vlOO Psee and an amplitude of up to 200 v were used. A parity
electroacoustic effect was observed in the samples,and tbe effect incroased with
an increase in the Zn content. The magnitude of the parity electroacoustic effecz
was studied as a function of the conductivity of the samples (a = 4-10-10-2 10-5
ohm-1-cm-1), the spectral composition of the illumination (A = 0.4-0.7 P),and the
intensity of the ultrasonic wave. The strength of the electroacoustic effect
reached 15 v and the value of the average field in the sample was 100 v/cm. It is
noted that the effect cf elec4---on-phonon interaction has been discussed thecre-
tidally but that the mechanism for the rise of a parity a-coustoelectric effect re-
quires further explanation.

Z MLYAI
and IR
NITSYN. 14. A.. Institute of Radiotechnology and Elea-
ttan-Jc7l~�--kda"my of Sci
ences USSR
"Electroacoustic Interaction of CdS with Pure Surface Shear Waves"
Pis1ma v Zhurnal Eksperinentallnoy i,Tooreticho5koy Fizi),i (Letters to the Jour-
nal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Vol 12, No a, 20 Oct 1970, PP 396-
399
Abstract: Electron absorption and amplification of surface shoar waves as
well as electroacoustic (EA) surface wave arfects are stviied thith CdS mono-
cryzitals. Two sets of electrodes were attaf,,had to two sides oT a 'long (50 =),
etched, photoson5itive CdS crystal: one on tho [1010] plane for excitation and
detection of 3sw and one on the [0001] plans for measur:4jg Rayleigh waver, for
purposes of comparison. A parallel beam of light falls normal to the [101.0] or
[0001] planes between a pair of pickup elactrodes. The vemaituier of the crystals
is shielded from light. The length of the crystal provided tlDii neceasary time
delay for the pulse. When the ax-yatal was illuminated, 41 strong electroacoustic
affect and electron absorption was observed,fpr both types of ",ves. A drop of
'Water between the pickup electrodes produced Rayleigh wave attenuation of' 10 to
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Vol. 12, No. 8. 20 Oct 1970, p 3906-399
15 db, and the EA emf fell by a factor of 6 to 10, depending on interelectrode
conductivity. No attenuation effects were observed for -fhear waves IaQking
longitudinal components. Application of indium, resin, and other maLerials
capable of shear deformation did have an effect, For example. liquid salol had
no affect but, on hardening. damped the svw ty 4 db. At the same time, both
liquid and solid forms damped the Rayleigh waves by 32 db. The surface shear
waves penetrate deeper into the surface layer. The effective constants of electro-
mechanical coupling, Rayleigh and shear wave velocitiesp~a,nd tho dependence of the
ssw on. the driftfield are calculated. The*uthors thuilt Prof.,$. 0. Kalashnikov
for his interest in the work.
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70. pp 9-19
Abstract: A number of theoretical and experimental endeavors have been devoted
to stationary coaxial plasm accelerators with their ovn magnetic field (i.e.,
a field created exclusively by the electric current, pausing through the accelera..
tor); nevertheless, proper understanding of the pr-,>cesoes tiLking place in sys-
tems such as these is as yet laaking. This Is explainod not only by the diver-
sity of the processes but also by their complexity and interdetpendence. In the
present article simplified equatioAs have been obtained whiah describe slouly
changing two-dimensional flows of-well Wnduating, quaiti-namtral, nonviocoua
plasma in a channel, Detailed attentiomis devoted to.a case that is of Practical
interest.- namely, flow in a chamal withi sol.W mwUl, 34eaAy conducting walls
which serve as electrodes. 4 flgtiros, 14 bib IIW&pbit# entr iris.

UMMIDIRE1
USSR
MOROZOV, A. I., et al (Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, USSR
"CdS Epitaxial and Textured Film Piezoelectric Converters"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, May 1971, pp 922-
927
Abstract: The article concerns a study of CdS epitaxial and textured film
piezoelectric converters grown on sound conductors of Ge, CdS, GaAs A1203,
and fuzed and crystalline quartz. The variation, rrith frequency, oi the con-
version loss and the insertion loss in delay lines with such converters in
the 10-3000-Mc frequency range were measured. . It is shami that the charac-
teristics of the converters do not depend!an temperature in the 78-430*K
range, and the dynamic range comprises more than 80 decibels.
The article includes 6 figures. Figure 1 is a schematic drawin$ of the
film piezoelectric converters with eound conductors. Figure 2 is an electron
diffraction pattern of a Cd5 epitaxial film an a GaAi sul3trate. Figure 3
shows curves for the dependence of the specific resistance of CdS films on
the temperature of the heat treatment in different media. Figure 4 shows
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MOROZOV, A. 1,,,,et al, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya,
pp 22-927
a number of curves for the conversion loss of semiconductor converters as a
function of the frequency. Figure 5 shows the block diagram of an arrange-
ment for measuring the insertion loss in delay lines with one piezoelectric
converter in the 2-3-gigacycle frequency;range. Figure- 6 shows curves for
the irserti.on loss as a f unction -of the frequencys
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USSR UDC 533.9.07
ZUBKOV, I. P., KISLOV, A. Ya., LEBEDEV, S. V., andtffl
"Ion Motion in a Two-Lens Accelerator With 'Closed' Elec:tron Drift"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 5.1, No 3, Mar 71, pp 526-533
Abstract: Ion trajectories in a two-lens accelerator with closed drift of
electrons was calculated, and the distributions of ion current densities in
the accelerated channel were measured. Thelarticle is a continuation of a
description of studies of a high-current quasistationary ion plasma accelera-
tor with closed electron drift. An averaged Piature of t1be motion of the
ion component. inside the accelerator channel and the region of ionization
of the working material (hydrogen) are given-Jon motion-was analyzed by
wo methods: first, ion trajectories were, calculated on the basis of
experimmitally measured distributions of electric and magnetic fields, and
then a picture was obtained of the distribution:of ion current densities
allong the channel with the aid of double electric probes. It was concluded
from the study that the averageh picture of current densIty distributions
qualitatively agrees with calculations of Ion trajectorie.1 made on the
basis of measurements of electric and magnetic fields in -the accelerator

USSR
ZUBKOV, I. P., et al, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 15, No 3, Mar 71,
pp 526-533
channel. It was also concluded that the interaction of ions with the magnetic
field basically determines the geometry of the ion cur-rent. 'ks a result of
this interaction, the beam moves close tothe outer insulator in the region
of.the first lens; however, the greater portion of the ions generated in the
vicinity, of the first lens continued to accelerate in the second lens without
callialon with the wall.
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Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 40, No 8, Aug 70, -Pp 1776-1779
Abstract: It is noted that beams of charged particles for field diaoiostics in
a plasma have been applied in several previous studies but that all these studies
were of a very special nature. Thie article presents calculations ffor the, fairly
general case of probing axially symmetric fields with charged particles. In
principle the probing can be conducted in two methods: with a broad beam
("panoramic probing") and with a narrow beam, ("point probing"). The first method
is an malog of shadow methods and clearly shows tile qualitative structure of
the field as a whole, and tile second method makes it possible to determine quan-
titative parameters of the field. The velocities and trajectories of the parti-
Cles are obtained in the form of series in terms of Inveripe powlers of the Initial
velocity, assuming that the energy of the particles is large and chat they are
only slightly deflected by the field under investigation. Formulas are derived
expressing the characteristics of an axially symmetric electromagnetic field in
terms of measured deflections of the particles.
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ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. ABSORPTION OF: ULTRASOUND WAVES WAS
INVESTIGATED IN PHOTOCONDUCTING COS CRYSTALS AT 2.5-50l)EGREESK AND AT
2*2-3.2 GHZ. THE ABSORPTION COEFF, CAUSED BY ILLUMENATION OF THE
CRYSTAL CAN EXCEED BY SEVERAL ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE T14E COQRESPONDING
ABSORPTION COEFF. OF ULTRASOUND BY FREE ELECTRONS CALCO. BY THE LINg-AR
THEORY OF WYATT. THE OBSO. PHOTOABSORPTION OF ULTRASOUIN't) DOES NOT HAVE
A SINGULAR RELATION WITH THE INSTANTANEOUS COND. OF THE CRYSTAL OVER A
WIDE RANGE. ON INCREASING TEMP. FROM HE TEMP. TO 20DEGREEK, THE
PHOTOABSORPTION OF ULTRASOUND DECREASES APPROX INVERSELY PROPORTIONALLY
TO TEMP.; ABOVE 24DEGREESK AT CONDS. SMALLER THAN 10 PRIME NEGATIVE6 OHM
PRIME NEGATIVEl-CM PRIME NEGATIVEI, NO.NOTICEABLE PHOTOABSORPTION WAS
-OBSO- THE DEPENDENCE WAS ALSO STUDIED OF PHOTOABSORPTION ON THE APPLIED
CONST. ELEC. FIELD. AN' EXP`LA-N-A-T-IO-%V--IS- PR-S",SE-D- FOR- THG E-X.PrL. DATA - IN-
TERMS OF NOTIONS ABOUT CAPTURE OF ELECTRONS (PHOTOELECTRONS) IN SHALLOW
POTENTIAL WELLS OF LARGE RADIUS DETD. BY THE PRESE14CE OF IMPURITIES AND
-CRYSTAL DEFECTS. THESE ELECTRONS, BEING BOUND OR OUASI BOUND, DO NOT
CONTRIBUTE10 THE STATIC COND. OF THE CRYSTAL, BUT.CAN PARTICIPATE IN
T4iE ABSORPTION OF ULTRASOUND BY INTERACT114G WlfH THF ALTERNATING ELEC-
FIELD CREATED BY THE SOUND WAVE. IN ANALOGY WITH THE DEBYE THEORY OF
IDIPOLE RELAXAT13N INSOLIDS9 AN ELEMENTARY THEORY WAS DEVELOPED OF SUCH
ABSORPTION AP40 QUAL. COMPARISON WAS-14ADE WITH EXPTo FACILITY:
INST. RADIOTEKH. ELEKTRUN., MOSCOW, USSR.

7777777
Ref Code:
"Adc-. Nr. Abstractinj;~Service:
04048388 CHEMICAL ABST. /We"I/
94412x EpitaxwpiezoetectrUtransdaters. oy'! -L-;
Wroz A
Ginzis. A. D. KotelVnLnqjCjj. f - M.: Aitichothin UPAT"Umv.
V. V. USSRI
(InSL. Rildiptekh. Eiddro
Trerd. Tela 1970. 12(l), *109 3 AL:; i ~It' tp ke i ~ I
-13 ~(Russ), tmns-
ducers were prepd., based a '01S films ~gr6*~ by, ps -tN
nVort.
Prequency characteristic* werp- investipted'a these transdacers
of longitudinal and transverse ultrasound waves"at 10~4M MHz.
The dynamic range of such piezoelec. trahoucersis >80 de6bels-
The relative tran-unissiow band is, 100~420%j, with canvoriion
losses of 20-5 decibels. Good:teinp. stability. was noled f6r:these
trartsducers. Data are given on dampling oflojigitudinal Wtm-
sound waves in Ge at 80, 3m, and 4~6k. -Pros*ts for O~Ppli-
cation of piezoelec. transducers are4iscUs4ed. A, Libaalyj
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ry)
gmd Blijctroacs., USSR
et al (Instoitute of Radio Engi
nearing
-Academy of' Sciences., mloscmr)
ftEDitaxial Piezoelectric Transducers"
Leningrad Solid State Physics; January,
1970; PP 109-13
A A
ABSTRA(I Enit--cial -oiezoolectric transducers of nadmivyi su:Lfide filins gro-m
by a rzetthod ~f gas transport reactions -vere successfully obtained. The fre-
acteristics of the piezoelectriiz conversion of lor4gitudinal and
quency ch---~
tramsverse ultrasonic wa-,.res in the 1CI-600 Mc frequency range 1rere studied. "t
IM3 shmni that the dyaam.-Lo range of ,uch piezoelectric transducers, exceeds
80 db. and the relative pass band is 100-120% for con1mrsion. losses of 20-25 db.
Good themall stability wa3 obtained for the characteristics of thO epita:dal
-ar -s was given for
t
3. zduce: I measured vrith a gemanium acoustic delay line. Data,
rigitudinal ultrasonic waves in gernm-rium idth temperatures of
the dam, ing o 'L lo,
BOY 300Y and 430*K. The prospects for the use of epitaxial transduters were
cUscussed.
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'solid State Physics; January, 1970
MORO&W, A. I.) e' al. PP 109-13
The aubhors e-zipress their tbarfKz to S. G, Kalashnikov "or his interest in
the work and Yu. V. Proklov arA B. A. Stankovukiy for their discuzsIon of the
results.
Tbc~ article includes three fig-pires, one of then, two phobographs showing
the microscopic structure of a cadmium sulfide -film 25 IL thick. There are 10
'bib 'o
Ii graphic refereices.
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ISSR
7 - Y,0110ZOV, A. I.; KISLOVP A. YA.
MOD%
"'Distribution of Total Pressure in a Plasira Emitted from a (~,a i-st, tio.
as a nar-f
Injector"
Leningrad, Journal of Technical Physics; Appril 1970; PP 768-71
Abztract: The article concerns the measurerront of the total ,)rei;ruxc distributlon
In the current, of a plasna emitted from a quani-station=-y pl;Lsr-a in,-cctor
preor vrii;
Its o,,m rnnctic field. Me total ura wa. .:;Ure nonaor
the sencir4g, element of which ,mc apiezoelectric crystml o,-r' bariun. tit,,mate- T3-ae
aIuthors describe a method of calibrating the ~resnurc zensor by riians of a "n-ag-
rn-lic" shock. This method rmaltes it possible to detex-mine not only the sens"iVIty
but also its own frequency.
of the scn=
in the work it is shown that the natiu*c of the distribution of the total pres-
E;Ure at the output of the injector varier, strongly with the polarity of the cc,-tral
(Aectrodc; this ir. caused by the app=ance o~.a "Hall" eleatrical current within
1.,he injector.
Me article includes five figures: Figure 1 chows a crims section of thf~.- pres-
sure sensor; Figure 2 shows oscillograms of the magnetic fitAd and siLpals from
the pie-Zoelectrie sensor; Figure 3 shmm the calibration c=,ve; Figures 4, and 5
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A T I
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CE--I%iGSCO'rjr RAD[OTEKHNIKA, NO 1, 1970, PP 25-Z9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
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USSR UDC 8.74
MRDZOV,-A.-M., LEONTOYEV, A. G.
"On the Problem of Physical Generation of Random Binai7 Sequences for Sir-u-
lation of Errors in Communications Channels"
V sb. Peredacha diskretn. soobshch. po kanalam s ZLu
2p ruyushchimisya oshib-
kami (Transmission of IDiscrete Messages Over Chennels Irith Gxruped Errors---
collection of works), Moscow, "Hauka", l9T2j pp '16-226 (from M-Kibernetika
No 6. Jun 72, Abstract No 6V500)
Translation: Yethods of physical generation of random numbers are classi-
fied along with continuous realizations with a given dii3tribution law.
Principal- attention is given to obtaining, equally distributed random nw.,bers,
It is shown that registration of a periodical3,y changing state at random
times gives the least. deviation from a given distributim law. Formulas
9.re presented for calculating errors. A0inethad of generating binary random
sequences is recomm nded. Authors' abstract.
44
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V sb. Peredacha diskretn. soobshcb. po kanalam s i7ruppiruyuhchimisya oshib-
kami (Transmission of Discrete Messages Over Channels Vith Grouped Erl-vrs--
collection of vorks), Moscow, "IfauYa", 1-972, pp 126-1314 (from Kb-Kibernetikal
No 6, J= 72, Abstract No 6V497)
Translation: An explanation is given of a block: iiagram fo-r a random se-
ce generator. The complete schematic of the device is 1riven and the
qimn
interaction between subassemblies is explained. Feedback. is introduced to
improve accuracy. Algorithms are presented for checking the random sequence
generator, and a coEparative analysis of the algorithms is given.. Authors
abstract.
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.ffmj~"~I-N
USSR UDC 535-37:548.0
'W"ZOV A. M., MOROZOVA, L. G. , FEOFILOV, P. P.
"Luminescence of Uraniiza in Scheelite-.Structured Nonderystals"
~Leningrad, Optika i Snektroslconiya, No 1, 1972, pp 100-110
Abstract: An investigation is made of activated uranium in mono-
crystals of molybdates Hd ~pgstenjjes of group II mellils with
the general formula, Me Me 0 (Me Ca, Sr, Be; Me No' W)
with scheelite structures. In this investigation, the authors
used very low temperatures, including helium levels, in which
unusually rare structures were formed at the centers of several
specimens. Growth of the crystals is described ard. the absorp-
tion opectra of the crystals plotted.iIxamples of the latter
are shown forIjrWVj-U and BaWO -U together with the luminescence
spoctra of Me Me 04-U crystals, and an extensive table of the
71yaminescence spectra of these crystals,obtained at a temperature
vf- 4.20- K, is compiled.

USSR uDe 681-332:519.2
M09=4 1. SUDAKOV, D. M., ZAKHAROVi V. M., Computing Center of
the Academy of Sciences of the Georgian SSR
"A Random Number Generator"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tora.-nyye znaki,
No 23, Aug 71, Author's Certifficat4a. No 310255,, Division G. filed 20 Oct
69, published 26 Jul 71, pp 152-153
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a random number
generator with arbitrary distribution. The device contains a module
for shaping uniformly distributed random numbers connected to a number
register. The outputs of the most significant digits of the n-umber
register are connected to the address outputs of a memory device. The
proposed random number generator also contains an adder. As a distin-
guishing feature of the patent, in order to improve the accuracy of
approximation to the distribution curve of the random nwifoer.9 generated,
the device contains multiplication units connected to the output of the
memory device. The second inputs of these multipliers except for one,
112

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MOROZOV, A. M., et al., Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy,
tovarnyye znaki, No 23, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 310255, Division G,
jiled 20 Oct 69, published 26 Jul 71, pp 152-153
are connected to the least significant digital place outputs of the
register through nonlinear contiguous digital converters$ the one
di al out-
multiplier is connected directly to the least significant git
s of the register, and the outputs of all mLltipliers are connected
ut
p
to the adder.
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UDC 519:21
D. M., M.
I)istribution of Moments in Time of First Intersection of a Rising Level by a
Normal Random Process"
Tr. Vychisl. Tsentra. AN Gruz SSR [Works of Computer Center, Academy of Sciences,
Geor ian SSR], Vol. 9, No. 3, 1970, pp 80-86 (Translated from ReferativnyY Mir-
_-nal Kibernetika, No. 4, April, 1971, Abstract No. 4,V92 by V. Chistyakov).
Translation: A random process is studied in which the one-dimensional distributions
are..normal:
(D (X) e TdU
'A heuristic conclusion is presented for the formula for the distribution function
of-the.moment of first intersection of level x=f(t) by the process. Axis t is
divided into smali sectors and line x=f(t) is replaced by a brokep line consisting
of sectors parallel to the t axis and sectors parallel to the x axis. The follow
-iug assumptions are made.,
The distribution function of the moment of first intersection, calculated
A
for the broken line, converges as the sectors are made shorter with the corresponding
2

USSR UDC S19.21
SUDAKOV, D. M., MOROZOV, A. M., Tr Vychisl. Tsentra. AN Gru;: SSR, Vol. 9, No. 3,
-1970, pp 80-86.
distribution function for the line x=f(t).
B) The intersection of the process with sectors of a broken line parallel
to the t axis and sectors parallel to the.x axis are independent.
C) The number of intersections of sectors parallel to. the t axis is indepen-
dent and distributed according to Poisson's rule
T
Discussions are presented for the cases f(t)=kT and M)=a-tloe In the case
of arbitrary f(t), a formula is written immediately, No limitations on f(t) or
on the rardom. process are given except for (1).
Abstractors note. It is well known that;the flow of crossings of a high, con
:Me assumption of independence and Poisson nature
stant.level is a Poisson flow.
the number of crossings of afinite level in neighboring,intervals approaching
0 in length seems unjustified.
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z:-_AUTHOR"(05)-BAKHSHIYEVA, G.F., KARAPETYANIF V.YE.,,MOROZOV, A.M., MOROZOVA,
-TOLSTOYt M.N.
~,_COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,:,S14URCE--OPT. SPEKTROSK. 1970, 28(l), 76-81
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'--SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL, OPTIC PROPERTYr THERMAL EFFECT, LUMINESCENCE,
71 LANTHANUM COMPOUND, NIOBATE, CRYSTAL StRUCTURE
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.:--,C*IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0049477
GP-0- ABSTRACT. LANBG SUB4 Sr-NGLE CRYSTALS OIAM.
8-15, LENGTH 70 14M WERE ISOLATED FROM THE MELT AFTER HIGH TEMP.
TREATMENT OF LANBO SUB4 IN INERT ATM. UNACTIVATED CRYSTALS AND CRYSTALS
ACTIVATED WITH 1 MOLE PERCENT ND PRIME3 POSITIVE WERE STUDIEDo
UNACTIVATED CRYSTALS ARE TRANSPARENT IN THE RANGE 0.27-6.5MU; THE LIGHT
ABSORPTION IN THE RANGE 6.5-9.0 MU CORRESPONDS TO THE VIBRATIONAL
-FREQUENCIES OF NBO SUB4 TETRAHEDRONS. P1 WAS OBTAI14ED AT 5 WAVELENGTHS
IN THE-RANGE 435.8-656.3 M-4U. STRONG BIREFRINGENCE WAS DBSD.
ACTIVATION OF THE SINGLE CRYSTALS,.WITH~ND PRIME3 POSITIVE CAUSED STRONG
-ANISOTROPY OF THE CRYSTALS. LUMINESCENCE SPECTRA WERE RUN AT
77MGREESK. THE LUMINESCENCE DURATION WAS.120 MUSEC AT ROOM TEMP.; IT
DI:D NOT CHANGE ON HEATING OF THE ACTIVATED SINGLE CRYSTAL TO 250DEGREES.
-THREE AXIAL ELLIPSOIDS WERE CONSTRUCTED.FOR THE SEP. LINES IN THE
LLIMINESCENCE-SPECTRA OF LAN80 SUB4 MINUS NO PRIMUPOSITIVE SCANNED IN
-POLARIZED~ LIGHT.. GENERAT10N OF FORCED~ RADIATION OCCURRED IN THE
ACTIVATED SINGLE CRYSTALS AT A SINGLE FREQUENCY, 1~.0624 MU. SHIFT TO
100622 14U OCCURRED ON HEATING OF THE CRYSTAL TO 30DDEGREES. -
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RIOBATE SINGLE CRYSTALS ACTIVATED 43Y NEO.DYM.IUM -U-
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::j"~t,6;Go ITOLSTOY9 Me-No
I..:CbUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--OPT. SPEKTROSK* 1970, 28(l), 76-81
,.::DATE PUBL ISHED------ 70
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--SINGLE CRYSTALt OPTIC PROPERTY, THERMAL EFFECT* LUMINESCENCE,
JONI: TAGS
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-:~~JRC ACCESSION NO--AP0049477
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. LANQU SUB4 SINGLE CRYSTALS DIAM.
-8-15, LENGTH 70 AM WERE ISOLATED FROM THE MELT AFTER HIGti TEMP.
-TREATMENT OF LANBO SUB4 IN INERT ATM. UNACTIVATED CRYSTALS AND CPYSTALS
ACTIVATED WITH 1 MOLE PERCENT NO PRIME3 POSITIVE WERE STUDIED.
-6.5
UNACTIVATED CRYSTALS ARE TRANSPARENT IN THE RANGE 0.27 THE LIGHT
-ABSORPTION IN THE RANGE 6.5-9*0 MU CORRESPONDS TO THE VIBRATIONAL
FREQUENCIES'OF NBO SU64 TETRAHEDRO45. N.WAS OBTAINED AT 5 WAVELENGTHS
IN THE RANGE 435.8-656.3 MMU. STRONG BIREFRINGENCE WAS OBSD.
ACTIVATION OF THE SINGLE CRYSTALS.WITH NO PR'IME3 POSITIVE CAUSED STRONG
lNISOTROPY OF THE CRYSTALS* LUMINESCENCE SPECTRA WERE RUN AT
77- DEGR EESK .THE LUMINESCENCE DURATION WAS .120 MUSEC AT ROOM TEMPo; IT
~:~~Dll) NOT.CHANGE ON HEATING OF THE ACTIVATED SINGLE CRYSTAL TO 250DEGREES.
"--.~,lHREE AXIAL ELLIPSOIDS WERE CONSTRUCTED FOR THE SEP, LINES IN THE
.x-~..,,LUMINESCkNCE SPECTRA OF LANBO SU84: MINUS NO PRIME3 POSITIVE SCANNED IN
~':POL7ARIZED L.IGHT. GENERATION OF FORCED RADIATION OCCURRED IN THE
'-ACTIVATEO.SINGLE CRYSTALS AT A SINGLE FREQUENCY, 140624:MU. SHIFT TO
0'622 KU QCCURRED ON HEATING OF THE CRYSTAL -S.
TO 300DEGREC

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Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section,III Mechani cal and General,
iDerwent, C)
243461 CUMUIAI~m CHARGE&: OF EULONVES are Qb-
tained tfy chairgidj.thO mxp~bsiyv iatd'an
elastic shell, e.g. otpolyethylene provided iii th
an inserted body of the corresponding shape &*d an
overall length equal to the 16 ngth of the aboire
shell, and subsequent seating apd: qubjeoting 0
the action of coupregoad air of: a liqui,d unde.1-
6.12.67. as 1201819/40-2S;
elevated pressure.
Add to 210724. X.L.ROSIPSKu ~et- axio. $afe4y:
in the Mining and Metallurgicollind,. Res. Inst.
(30.9.69.) Bul.16/5.6. 69. ClaIss 7$c. Int.U.C06b.
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Morozov, A. -;it~z--netsov, N. M.
Ma!SSXevsk& Gasudarstvennyy Hauchno-lusledovatel'skiy
Institut 20 Be-zOgastxOsti Rabot v GorM ProSyshlenn-osti

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243263 RANWM atHBER GEVJEWTOR In vhicW the4=ursjvy

and rapidaction of ran -pumber gea6ratha.
dom
is obtained by the formation of random duratt'
on
strobed pulses spread accordingto.the naturo~.
aistribution law around its m"n value usep a-
fluctuating potential produc-eO by a noise &rLerator.
'determined b he

pulses art!
The duration of the
instantaneous value qf'-t4e noise "arsplItia'de. the
method renders it possible t6~choo'se the PUIOA
length, correspopding~ ~o the, noise maximum,, sptne-
what less than the period in which in combiqation
with the heat pulses:from a eptaput,or, the iliput from
4 trigger can be iaterm-pted ~n such a-way 4i to
interfere Vith its CountAns.
R0
as (24, 9 69, Bu 1 161
3.3,69. Gla#s 420L, 214.~-ZTWID
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Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section II Electrical, Derwent,
243264 RANDOM for operation in
AMBER GENERATOR
conjun4ion with the'b~:t ~Pulzes of 0'
di&Ltat computer, offlars' acculeatk and irap1d:,working.
It basically cousists:of a "i)isl~;Senoratpr! 4,rivix4
Lving; pulses,
a strobe pulwahapergi of random
duration and also rtc4iving_lc~woier. beat p,41ses..
The random jeago -qutput V~~szjv fall upon all
coincidence gate receL4ing pulses:1rom a constant
frequency.werator.7! lRepcei output, pulaeO, of
standard she pe and belzbt~ e4teris triSger; It:hence
i26-iicaivU' :ibm
a second coincidence gate a
th instant jof:arrival'af the
computer beat. At
beat.~ny random poteotial~pkisjiat In the lx~t gate
passes through to.the camputet'i lowest register
digit, shift tokes:p4ce anO.theiregi;ster'ghows
~*91RM1RMMFwM9Mirm Mao
]WHOMMIMM

the random number.' Thepulte shaper consists of
a triodej the~grid of,,which.receives both ;he
random noise Potential and the beat. The front
of the combined squarc wave.-signal causes little
change on thegrid. owing to shunting resintors;
the rear gives a Ahsip negative voltage drop and
the valve amplifier provid"; :anjanode paeltial
linear with the noise input,, coincident with the rear
beat pulse face.
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~OATE PUBL ISHIED--MAR70
.SU.B.JECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
IC-TAGS--HE0JCAL EXAMINATION, MEDICAL APPARATUS, OLOOD PRESSURE,
-MI'L I TA RY MEDICINE IRCRAFT PILOT
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A-BSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTION OF A COMPACT PORTABLE'
DEVICE FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY RECORDING SYSI'OLIC AND 0fASf,")Llf, ART~~"-RIAL
z',.:-.PRESSUkE, BODY TEMPERATURE AND PULSE RATES DURING PAEl.-L [GHT MEolc4L
~~,--~EXAMINATION OF FI,Yl,qG PERSO' Nl~- THE DEVICE USES A OfSTAL PERINETRIC
N EL
BY KAZARIIAN 11965) FOR,tRTERIAL
0SCILLOGRAPHIC TECPNIQUE PROPOSED
~-PRE,SSURE RECORDING FROM FLUCTUATIO NS F EXTERMITY PERIMI:TERS. A
SLIDE RULE IS USED FOR REAUING THE PULSE RATES FROM
0SCJ LLOGRAMS. A ZERO METHOD SERVOSYSTEM IS:USED AT A FREQUENCY OF 400
HZ.:.FUR TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED:! PROCESSUNG DATE-20140117C
I: STRUALN'T
TJTLE`~-A fwu~.l Aljl_t~N F~jk ME PREFLIGHT: IMLOICAL EXA)ITNATION UF
AUTHOR-( G2 )-Vu"R0LC.V rA.N. STE-RLIKOV#1 V.P.~
CCUNT RY C f- INFC--USSR
ZH KNALY N 0 j, 1970, PP, 69-7 0
E-VOYI-I'ANG-MED I T S It.-SKI Y
Pu8LISFE0------7C
SU&JELT AIRLi'~S-BIOLOGICr4l. MND IIIEDICAL SCI ENCES
TGRIC. TAG5--AIV(;RAFT PILOT, i'll-01LAL EXAMINATIGN, 11LOUD VkESSUR.E' M;_=oICAL
EQUIPML-Nit 600Y Tfi.MVEF-ATUR~9 tiEART, RATL
c-- N a r~ E s r R I C T I UN S
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PRGXY REEL/) KAME--3C0alG363 SIEP

21 Z C2t U.'% C L A S S I F I E 0 P Rtj C Fi S I N t.'p 1) A T11-`0 N 6 V 7 0
CIRC A C C ~-- S S 1, N~-W--APO L S,~t- 15 0
A5ST-KA'*L"f/'r-AiAACT--(U) G~~-(,- A6 S T RAC T I Vil T H E PR I G f) 0 FPi~z-:-FLII~HT M~:JICAL
LUSES mUCH '112MG IN TAKING THL PULSEj
THE PHYSICIA~i
:i4EAbU;-(C,"LNT GF Thr_ AAl(-i;llAL IIRLSSURE Ai.N0 BODY 'HAVF
DEVELOPED A PU'RTABLE I.,',jSTRU,,',z:Nl' 3Y MFANS OF WHICH IT tS PUSS IBLE TO
St MULTA-,,,'-CU SLY MEASURE kW '.,E(:GRL) THE VALUES OF THE~ ~YSTIJLIC AINID
UIASTCLIC ART"--ik[AL Pi-'IESSUkLi BGGY TC-VPEKATURE AND PULSE AATE. TIHIS ts
ACCCAVLISHED AUTCMA F IC ALLY, IHE INDICAMRS UF ARTERIAL P,QSSURE AND
PULSE RATE ARE RECORDED IN THE FCR;14 OF AN 05CILLoGRAM, ON tiEAT SENSITIVE
lL'~,-'-'.-.-,0APEK, Af~D THE 1300Y TEMPERATURE (DEGREESC)AS DETERMINED bY AN AiiRffij
"4N0 I CATCR.

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UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustra~ed, Section I Chemical Dervent,
237322 NO -RE51DUAL~2XTDISING
ON _r'ASIFICATION.-
~-OR ~ RF51DUES
~THOD IL by incomplete:
g
burning in air br o4gen,'differi in being carried
out in two stages UPC at 500-700 Cand then at
1200-1400 C vith the fontation of gaseous
products. The preli inary oxidation chamber ib
fed with part of thatair, O.L.of the stoichio-'
metric quanrity, and:wLth all,the fuel to be
gasified. The whol f fuel is evenly heared
elmass 0
in the chamber. This causes considerable
destruction of the c6mpLax compounds, introducLag
atoms of oxygen incoithe molecular structure of. the
fuel. The process Lp this chamber is not brought,
to a thermodynamic balance, so the condensation
reactions do not 'wave time to finish, and chei
product, cancaining 4 rich selection of active
radicals, enters the reaction chamber. where,
being mixed with tbeq remaining air.,Lt reacts up
to the point of terminaL gaseous products con-
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siderably more rapidly. By eliminating
intermediate oxidatioti, the proces~:takes place
more energetically, Less j
erkily, is easily
regulated, and produces leis soot. 29.3.67.
as 1146013/23-26, MASLEXNlWV, V.M. et~ -aL.
Theoretical and Practical Mechanics Inst.
Siberian Sect. Acad. Sciences U.S.S.R. (7-7-69)
Bul. 8/12.2-69. Class 24e, Int. CI. C 10j
lennikOV, v. M.; Vvskubenko, Yu. A.; Dimitrov, V. I.;
AUTHORS: Mas V;
Zharkova.p-.G. M.; FLorozov, A. - r. an-d CH so ~ D. V.
i Prikladnoy Mekhaniki sibirskog
Institut Teoreticheskoy
Rdeeniya AN SSSR
19731:978

Ace. Nr. Abstracting Ser~Ace': Ref, Code
#00340'71 CHMICAL ABST.
Y. e rye
rO 74276c Thermegraphic study of te reactlDn.of B14T ii Mth rA
V=adium pentoxide and mo~ybdenumland mgsten plMes.
mo vaninov. N. P ; Mnra=vm~-A- P.,
-ChenwM-m lnst.VWrMffO9el--KhO Zern,)Voi, UK
(Azovo
Zh. lVeorg. A'him. 1970i t5(l) -K"C I rAS' 0
BiMsOa with VsO5, Moo;, alid. WOz, reip~, wRre studied Oj~rrna-
thm O~iqle's to
Bi~1110jj re4rLs --.kith
gralphically and by DTA.
BiVO4, BilMo0a, BiX%, ajid TiO~- UWR
give
REEL/FRAIIE

ELECTRICALIENGINMING
Materials
USSR 'UDC 621.385.032.213.6
ZO
SAVMKIT, YE. H., IVANOVA, K. N., BELOOSOV, A. I., BARON, V. V.,
RGZHDESTM,.SKIY, V. OVCHINNIKOVP M. A,
"Alloy for Manufacturing the Parts of the Cathode Junction of Electronic Devices"
USSR Author's Certificate No 304642, filed 14 August 1969, published 25 May 197.1
.(from Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Fromyshlennyye Obraztsy,Tovarayye Znaki, No 17,
1971, No H OIJ 1/20)
Translation: 1. An alloy for manufacturing the parts of the cathode junction
of electronic devices based on niobium is introduced. It in distinguished by
the fact that in order to improve strength and stability of shape of the parts,
the alloy contains tungsten and zirconita additives.
2. The alloy according to item 14L.5tinguished by the fact that it con-
tains 7-9% tungsten and 2-2.5% zirconium is introduced.,
3. The alloy according to item 1 distinguished by the fact that it con-
tains molybdenum is introduced.
4. The alloy according to item 3 distinguished by the fact that it con-
tains 5-7% tungsten, 1-1.5% zirconium and 4-6% molybdenum is introduced.

USSR uDc 678 -M6.1ag.a: 66-085-3/-5
PYANKOTI G. N. YOROZOV A. V. 01-M-CEFEMNO, S. 1.p 1VL,KCH:[, A. M,, F.ESSOZ,'01f, V.G.,
-CHM $,u
DYA C., 1. T.., and GOLOMYY, Yij. F., Instit te
G.),
of Physical Chemistxy imeni L. 11. Pisarzhevoki.y.. Kiev., Acad
einy of Sciences
-,Ukrainian SSR, and Institute of Chemistry or High Molecular 4-'onrlpouncis, Kiev,
of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Radiation Tlechnology of 1,11enufacturing Glass-Plastics"
Kiev Ehimicheskaya Promyshlennost' Ukrainy, No 4, 1970, pp 5-10
Abstract; Product-ior4 of glass plastics usin., electron accelexato-~s as radia'~ion
sources is described. The operating principle is explained vlth an example of the
unnufacture of a cylindrical sheet of cross windJA~;. 7he r.=.ircl. Speed, feed pitch,
-hat during, the time of paw,:.'a,-re of the windin;
and dose strength are selected so t
section across bean cross-section the required degree of po~jrmcri:vltion of t1W
binder is attained. Vne degree of polrzeriza tion between la~:ers -w(;uii1 on to-D of
each other is regiCLated by the energy of the impinging radiation ani lpe&m cvrrent.
Me source of fast ehar6ed -particles in the wdel setwj) ic an accolarato.- With
%~ev. -y ensuzv radiation
maxim= electron enerCr oz 0. Ir, 4Electrons at this enerp,
polyzerization 0" a 0-2-0-3 rza- layer of glazs-plastics. Yn -t'--s -ayer, vhea tLe
density of the current of the beam is several teno of micrompperea per square
cqntimeter, dose stren Pth of 106-107 rads/ace in produced.
MOM- Illgltlullmmnm WMIM111wim

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.~.:~STRUCTURE, CODING, R AND 0 MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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;".A,BSTR ACT/ EXTRAC7'--~ (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SYSTEM DEStRIBED 15 EMPLOYED
AT. THE ALL UNION RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR STANDARDIZATION WITH THE AIM OF
-:CLASSIFICATION OF THE MAJOR STRUCTURAL UNITS OF THE.INSTITUTE IN
THEIR SCIENTIFIC OBJECTS, THE PRINCLPLES-UNDERLYING THE
.,,SYSrEM OF NUMERICAL CODING OF RESEARCH WORKS ARE EXPLAINED.
UN CLASSIFIEO

~T
USSR UDC 6P_1.385-03~-21 (o88.8)
SAVIWKIY, YE. M., WFMCa A.-Z' IVANOVA, K .N. BELCUSOV, A. I., BABON, V. V.,
-)V, M. A.
ROZ=STVEN%M, V M., OVCHINNIK,.
"Alloy- For The Production Of Components Of The Cathode Unit Of Electronic
Devices
q
USSR Authorls Certificate No. N464p-, filed 14 August 1969, publiEhed 15
September 1971 (from RZh--Elektronika i Me primeneniye, No ~# March 1972,
Abstract No 3A49)
Translationi A cathode-heating unit is proposed by whieh) with the object of
increasing the stability, reliability, and longevity of:a component, the
cathode holder, screens, and piatons are produced from RN-6 or RN-8 alloys based
on niobium. The RN-6 allcy contains (percent by weight): tun,-,vsten 5-7, MOIY-
bdenum. 4-6, zirconium 2-2.5, remainder niobium. The cost of the proposed alloy
is considerably less than the cost of tantalum. The allays am characterized
by highly stable properties and uufficiont plasticity, which =keB it possible
to produce tubes, wire, sheets, and fail 1-0.1 = thick, from them under indus-
trial conditions by the method of processing various semifinished products
by pressure. Use of the electron-beam method of smelting considerably reduces
the content of gassous impurities, and a three-fold rem!.~Iting is uBed for a more
uniform composition of ingots. SKeeto 0.5-0.1 mm thick are obtuined by the hot
fo ing method und cold rolling with intermeJiate recryotallization annealings.
17T

P.
EIXCTRICAL;EMITMBAi~:,~
Y, hine
USSR mr: 614~1-373.42
MOROZOV A. V. RYA=,,'GVA, R. V.
KoiNSTAIMNOV., V. A.)
"An Electromechanical Ultralow-Prequ-z?ncy Generator"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniva, Promyshlennyye Obrazt.sy, T(wa-.ny3q-- Znaki, N~o
6 filed 28 oct 68
1970, p 45, patent No 2o2213,
Abstract: This kuthor's Certificate introduces an clectrorm chaai Cal u-ti-.1mr-
frequency generator which contains an electric dxive with eontrolialble sly-aed of
rear connect
retation, a selsyn pair in tile transfor. ion mode, voeed. reclucers and, a
f freT,~eaciez
demodulator. As a dirtinGuishing feature of the patent, the :t-ange o~ -
which can be generated is extended " design is simplified an(i the reliability of
the device is improved by conmectin-gr the electric rotor to 11,.e rators of both
ruelsyns through separate speed reducers with -different gear ratios. The s-ynebron-
-itch.
-ization windings of the selsyns are interconneeted through an ad~,itionaal z~,
__1L

USSR UDC 621.313.12:538.4
MOROZOV, A. Ye., SYAS'KIN, Yu. M., SHPILIRAYN, E. E.
"Analysis and Optimization of the Cycles of Atomic Liquid4letal MHD
Installations"
V sb. Magnitogidrodinam. metod ]2olucheniya elektroenergii (Ma6-netohydrodynamic
Method for Producing Electrical Energy -- Collection of Works), No. 3,
Moscow, "Energiya", 1972, pp 268-282 (from RZh-50. Yardernyye reaktory,
No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11.50.32).
Translation: A technique is presented for optimizing the cycles of atomic
1-iquid-metal 1111D installations by an analysis of the expended electrical
energy. The cycle of an 1111D injector installation is investigated. It was
found that for a given surface of the scram system of the nuclear reactor and
the maximum permissible temperature at the center of the fuel elements and
also for the condition of independence oUthe effectiveness of the two-phase
nozzle of the injector from the initial stage of steam dryness, the optimum
cycle should be the cycle in which the initial point of,the process of steam
expansion is located in the left boundary curve. The effect of the fuel
1/2