SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TAGILTSEV, A.A. - TAKIBAYEV, ZH.S.

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USSR UDC 591.567
-c Research Institute for Natural Focus In-
Omsk Scientif
fections, Ministry of Health RSFSR
"Arthropods Collected From (hilets in the Zaisan Basin"
Leningrad, Parazitologiy, Vol 5, Vyp. No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp 382-384
Abstract: Myotis mistacinus Kohl and M. oxygnathus ~Iont. were chosen to study
the ecobiology of ectoparasites f rom the delta of the Chernyy Irtysh and the
Monrak foothills, during 1962-1963. The predominance of males, females, and
nymphs was studied with respect to other -forms of development and with respect
to the months of the year. The counts for various species are given in a
Table. No differences were observed in the distribution of males, females,
and nymphs of S. myoti with different moths. This is characteristic for
epizoinal ectoparasites in vertebrate hosts. Among S. inyoti females and
nymphs were observed (30.7 and 42.0%, respectively). &pproximately the
same. ratio was observed also in micropopulations of 1. granulosus (53.4%
females and 24.2% nymphs). The parasites found on the cnilets were specific.
If. they can serve as disease carriers, it is only possible within a narrow
range of host species.
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911.3:616.988.2.5(571.13)
USSR UDC
TAGIL 'TSEV, A~~ k. and TARASEVICII, L. N.
J_
"The Possibility of Gamasid Ticks Participating in the Virus Cycle of
Tickborne Encephalitis in Native Foci"
V sb. Vtorove Acarologichoskove soveslichaniye. Ch. 2. Tezia_y dokl.
(Second Acarological Conference. Part 2. Theses of Reports -- collection
of works) Kiev, "Nauk. duWca," 1970, pp 159-160 (from RZh-Medttsinskaya
Geografiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4,36.60)
jNo abstract]

:"PROCESS ING DATE--0'40,
EC70
1 2 033 UINCLASSir 0;.
T,I.TLE--PURIFICATION OF NATURAL GAS USING rHE VORTEX EFPECT -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-LEYTESP I.L.s SEMENOV, V.P.v POLOVINKINi V*A.9 LURYEi ~.fov
TAGINLW.14- B.G.
OF INFO--USSR
C
SOURCE--KH114. PROM. (MOSCOW) 1 r7D, 46,5, 345-50
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT ARGAS--PROPULSION AND FUELS
TOPIC TAGS--NATURAL GASI CHEMICAL SEPARATIM VORTEX
C011TROL .4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY.REEL/FRAME--3008/1734 STEP NO--UR/0064/70/046/005/0:~4~/G350
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138707
UNCLASSIFIED'

2/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DElC70
C I.-RC ACCESSION NO--AP0138707
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. E F 1: E C T S 0 -- L. EN G T.9 - H E 1 G HT R AT 10 S Z
A JET VORTEX INTAKE OF 200 ti,i PRIMEZ CROSS SECTION AND lNPUT-OUTPUT
PRESSURE RATfOS BETA EQUALS P SU32-P SUB4 ON THE COOLING EFFECT AND 1"HE
DEGREE OF REMOVAL OF C SU86 POSITIVE HYDROCARBONS FRO-M NATURAL GAS R E
STUDIED. COOLING OF THE STARTING GAS BY THE COLD STREAA !LSUING' Fq
THE VORTEX WAS MAX. AT MU VALUES (0.7-0.9) WHICH GECREAS~-:D AS B~TA
rNCREASED. AT MU EQUALS 0.75 AND BETA EQUALS E.R, THE HIGHEST T
SU31-4 (74DEGREES) WAS OBSD* COOLING BY BOTH THE COLD STREAM ANO VORT;--'~
WERE LOWERv THE HIGHER THE CONTENT OF IMPURMES TO 3,- CO,%'OENSED.
SU86-8 HYDROCARBON CONTENT 1,N GAS ISSUING AT 4-9 ATM AND INITIALLY
CONITG. 15 G-M PRIME3 C SUB6-8 HYDROCARBONS DROPPED FROM TO 12.7, 6.7,
4.1y 3.9t 2.9t AND 0.8 AS THE TEMP, OF THE COLD STREAM ODEGREES 0 M IN' V S
9DEGREESt MINUS 10DEGREES TO MINUS 19DEGREESP MI-NUS 20DEGREE TO iil',Nu
29DEGREESt MINUS 30DEGREES TO NINUS 39DEGREESr MINUS 40oEGREES TO xli~%US
49DEGREES# AND MINUS,50DEGREES TO MINUS 60DEGREES.
UINCLASS 1r- 11-0

USSR UDC 6214375-82
GUZER* A. A:, NIKITINA# T4 F., PANTELEYEV, V. I., PLOTRIKOVLA. F., POPOVi
YU- K. 9MAPOVt A. P., SELEZHEVo V. N., TAGIROV, R. Ij~ and SHURt YA. S.
"Using Ws and Nd Lasers for Optical Writing on MS1 FiW'
Kratkiye Soobshch. po fiz, (Brief Communications on Physics) No 12, 1972# pp
9-12 (from wh-Fizikat No 7# 19739. Abstract. No 7JD1088)
Translations The possibility of using a CaAs semiconductor laser for record-
ing information on a ferromagnetic film of MnBi is experiirentaaly investig.-ated.
Mal film ~(WX thickt which hats undergone condensation In a vacuum on glass
substrates of 0.1-0.2 zz in thickness# is used. For.recoxding information,
a GaAs laser with a threshold current of 2 amp at ?7 X and a 1).-n junction
Vidth of 400.At is used. It is shown that the laser'c3 millIMUM PUM.Ding current
at which rocording is possible is 80 amp, whereas the ra4lation power is 20 w.
The energy density of the ra4klation on the film is then 6ilO-9 J/1a. With
a monopulse neodynium laser, an evaluation of an informatlon recording density
equal to 2500 lines/cm is made. It is noted that the use of a nemiconductor
liser with a junction width not exceeding 20.1A permits reducing the power
to e. fraction of a watt. Bibliograpky of four.
-.38 -

USSR UDC 538-221
GLAZER, A. A., POTAPOV, A. P., TAGIROV, R. I., and KONSTANTINOVA, I. YU.,
Institute of the Physics of KaUg, iii~rlUentific Center, Academy of Sci-
ences USSR
'Temperature Dependence of Magnetic Properties and Perpendicular Anisotropy
of 'Transcritical' Films"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademli Nauk SSSR,-Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 36, No 6.
1972, pp 1195-1198
Abstraett A detailed understanding of the physical nature of the "trans-
critical" state requires a knowledge of the quantitative relation between
1. and X_L, on the one hand, and the hysteresis loop paxametWrs and rotatable
anisotropy, on the other. The article attempts to establish-such a relation
bystudying the temperature dependence of K.L, ISO HSF Her IIAS;
t
the "flaking" field;and the rotatable anisotropy constant in
"txanscritical" 86111i-14Fe alloy film-, 2400 R in widthat temteratures from
-196 to +2000 C. The results are compared with theoretical xiesults obtained
-from formulas based on the open stripe-domain structure,model.
32

1/2 037 UNG 1. A S S I r I E D: PROCESSING DA T E - - 2 7 N 1) V 7 0
T I T L EI M P UR I TY STATES OF MERCURY IN GERMA14 IS I L I CQN ALLOYS -0-
AUTHOR-(03)-AZHDAROV, G.KH., TAG[ROV, V.I!., TAIROV, 5,ols
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-776
,,SOURCE-'FIZIKA I TEKHN. POLUPROV.t APR. 1970t 4# (4), 774
-PUBLISHED ---- APR70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
~.:TOPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM ALLOY, ELECTRICAL PROPERTY, SILICON ALLOY, METAL
COATING, MERCURY, HALL EFFECT? ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY, LOW TEMPERATURF
EFFECTY ELECTRON ACCEPTOR
C ON T R 0 L.4ARKING--NO RESTR!CTIONS
dacumFta CLASS--UNCLASSIFIL-1)
J_..'.PROXY kFE-L/FRAf'4E--3003/0?21 s'rFP NO--UR/04491'tf)1004/004/077it/0716
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129477

212 037 LINCLASSI FIFO PROCESSING OATE--ZTNOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129477
ABSTRA-CT/EXTRACT--lUl GP-0- A8STRACT. THE ELECTRICAL PROPEORTUS
(ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY1 HALL EFFECTY ETC.) OF HG,-D0PFD GE-SI ALLOYS
WERE STUDIED WITH SPECIAL REF, TO THE :PART PLAYED,6Y THE FIRST ACCEPTOR
LEVEL OF HG AND ALSO POSSIBLE DONOR- LEVELS. THFAkISE: IN THE HALL
COEFF* AT LOW TEMP. (100DEGREESK) SUGGESTED THE PRESENCE OF ONE OR MORE
DONOR CENTRES; ONE POSSMILITY WAS THAT THESE GAVE THUR ELECTRONS TO
SHALLOI4ACCEPTORS1 WHILE rHEY THENSELVES.ACTED AS~'PSEUOO ACCEPTOR
LEVELS*
I.F
"tainmnninja

1/2 012 UNCLASSUPIEd PRO'CESSING DATE--160CT70
rITLE--MO0lFlE0 P TOLUENESULFONAMIDE,FGAMALDEHYDE RES iNS -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-MELNlK0VAv YE.P.9 KOROTK!ky" L.Lot KHARIT, YA.At, KORCLEVA,
N.Gor TAGIEV B.A,
COUNTRY ~;~-Ussq
SOURCE-U.S.SeR. 260*884
REFERENCE--OTKRYTIYA, IZOORET4t PROM* OBRAZTSY, TOVAkNYE ZNAKI 1970 47(4)
DATE PUOLISHED--06JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY,~MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-TOLUENEt SULFONAMIDEt FORMALDEHYDEP POLYCONDENSATIONt
CYCLO14EXANONEf CHEMICAL PATENTI PLASTIC PRODUCTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1055 STEP NO--UR1048217010001000100001-r~000
CIRC ACCESSION NO---AAOII&521
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSM.ED WOCESSENG OATE--140CTTO
-CIR7C ACCESSION NO--AA0116521
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HCHO RESINS ARE PREPO. BY
COPOLYCONDENSATION OF HYDROXYMETHYL DERIVS. OF P TOLUENLSULFONAMIDE)
HCHO, AND A MODIFIER, SUCH AS CYCLOHEXANONE OR M SVLFAj4QYLBENZ0lC ACID
(1). 'FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT COMPOUNDSp
ACADEMY OF SCIENCESt U.S.S.Ro
UNCLASSIFIED
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101111, imimim mm"

NuAwmi1
112 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAVE--040EC70
TITLE--ELECTRGABSORPTION OF GALLIUM SELENIDE -U-.
AUlrHOR-(04)-GADZHIYEq, V.A., SOKOLOVp V.101 SUBASIIIYEV,r V.K.t TAGIYEVI
B.Ks
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970, 12(5)t 1350-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
~'._'TOPIC TAGS--ABSORPTION SPECTRUM, GALLIUM SELENIDEvPHOTONj EXCITONY
IONIZATION, LIQUID NITROGEN, FORBIDDEN BAND
MARKING--NO RFSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--300910113 STEP Nb--IJR/0161/70/012,1005/1350/1354
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0133978
UNCLASSIFIED

2f2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PRI]CESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESS I ON NO-AP0138978
ASSTRACT/EXTRArT---(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ELECT1100SORPTION SPECTRUM OF
GJASE WAS INVESTIGATED AT 80, 295, 345,;AND 395DEGRi-::ESK IN FIELDS OF 5
TIMES 10 PRIME3 -2 TIMES 10 FIRIMEet V-CM. COMPARISON OF E~NPTL. RESULTS
WITH THE THEORETICAL EXPRESSION FOR THE IST HARMONK ALP11A SUBI OF A
COMPLETE VARIATION OF THE ABSORPTION COEFF., DELTA D(H OME-GA, F) EQUALS
ALPHA (H OMEGA, F) MINUS ALPHA(H OMEGA10) (H &MEGA EQUALS PHOTON ENERGYt
F EQUALS ELEC. FIELD) FOR THE CASE OF DIRECT ALLOLNi:,) TRANSfTIONS %41 THOUT
ACCOUNTING FOR EXCITONS SHOWED A CONSIDERABLE OEFF~F-RENCE BETWEEN T H EM, .
THE EXPTL. DETD. ALPHA SUB1 IS MORE DEPENDENT ON TEMP. AND IT DECREASES
WITH INCREASING ENERGY OF THE QUANTUM MORE RAPIDLY.I*IiAN PREDICTED BY THE
THEORY. EXPTLo DATA CAN BE EXPLAINED IF If IS ASSUMED THAT THE MAIN
CONTRIBUTION TO ELECTRO ABSORPrIO'N COMES FROM DECO101N. OF EXCITONS 1,14
THE 2-DIMENSIONAL CASE. AT R(mim 'rEMP. THE ENERGY. OF: iONIZATION OF
EXCITION E SUBEX EQUALS 67 MEV ANO THE WIDTH OF rlil,' BIDDEN BAND F.
0 R.
SUBG EQUALS 2.036 MEV. AT LIQ, N TEMP~ THE O&SD& $PECTRUM OF
ELECTROABSORPTIOIN IS RELATED TO DECOMPN,~ OF EXCITON PE K E SUBEX IS
AS'
70 MEV AND E SUBG IS 2.131 MEV. FACILITY:, INSTio POLUPROV*j
LENINGRAD, USSR.
-ASS I F FED,
U
NC L

017 UNCLAtSTr, PAOCE-SSINr, DATE--16SEP70
TiTLE--SULFURIC ACID TREATMENT OF ZAGLIK ALUNITES -U-
:AUTHOR-(02)-LAYNERt A.I.p TAGIYEVy Eola
.-,.C(-UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'~SOURCE-TSVET. METAL. 1970, 43(l), 44-7
~_~DATE PUBLISHED ------- TO
"-..-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
,:.TO-Pl CTAGS--POTASSIUM MINERAL, CRYSTAL HYDRATE* SULFATE, SULFURIC ACID,
SOLUTION HEAT TREATMENT, SILICA, IRON OXIDEv ALUMINAt SODIUM OXIGE,
POTASSIUM OXIDE
MARKING--NO kESTRICTIONSr
~:~`UMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
._-7ROXY REEL/FKAME--1966/0777 STEP NO--UR/0136/70(043/001/0044/0047
1 R CACCESSION NO--AP0102740
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSi r-.tED ;PROCtSSiNG DATE---:18SEP70
CIPC ACCESSION, '40--AP0102T40
4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO DET. THE
OPTIMUM FIRING TEMP. OF ALUNITES. TO BE ABLE TO DO THISt 40-G BATCHES OF
THEL ALUNITES WERE HEATED IN A DUFFLE FURNACE AT 460, L500, 540, 5609 5801
AND 620DEGREES FOR 3 HRo THE BATCHES FIRED AT TH~SE TEMPS. WERE TREATED
WITH H SUB2 SO SUB4 SOLN. UNDER:VARICUS CONDITIONS IN A GLASS VESSEL
WHILE BEING STIRRED MECH. THE FILTRATE 14AS ANALYLED FOR AL SUB2 0 SUB3,
FE SUBZ 0 SU83, K SUB2 0, INA SSUB2 0, AND 510 SU82- THE HIGHEST EXTN. OF
THE USEFUL COMPONENTS AT THE GIVEN TEMP. IS ACHIEVED AFTER 3-4 HR
FIRING. IF THE FIRING TIME IS MORE OR LESS THAN 041S, LEACHING IS NOT
AS SUCCESSFUL. WITH THE EXCESS OF H SUB2 SOLSUB4 INCR-EASING, THE DEGREE
OF DISSOLN. OF FE SUB2 0 SUB3 INCREASES. IN ALL CASES!,t SIO SUB2
.,DISSOLVES IN ONLY SMALL AMTSo THE MAX,, EXTN. OF SIO S082 IS ACHIEVED
AFTER 45 MIN LEAC HIL NG OF ALUN-ITE. INCREASING THE H SUE;2~SD SUB4 CONCIN.
TO 40PEqCENT HAS NO EFFECT ON THE FXTN. OF USEFUL COMPONENTS, AND
DECREASES THE OUTPUT OF FE SU62 0 SU83'ONLY SLIGHTLY. THE OPTIMUM
C'INDIT19NSL OF THE PROCESS WERE: FIRING ~AT 5,'.'0oEGRr-f.',S Fr-R 3 HR; LEACHING
AT 80-90DEGREES FOR 45 MIN; H SUB2 -% SUB4 (;ONCN.L.10 PERCENT; AMT. OF H
SIJ82 SO SU54 105PERCENT OF STOICHIOMETRIC. THE SOLID AND LlQo PHASES
CAN BE SUCCESSFULLY SEPD. BY ALLOWING THE PULP TOISETTLE AT 80DEGREES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 624,07:534.1
Milpt.-L-G, TIAGI-ZADE, A. G.
"Solving the Problem of the Stability of Longitudinally Compressed Hollow
Flexible Cylindrical Shells"
Uch. zav, Azerb. in-t nefti i khimii (Scientific Notes of Azerbayzhan
Institute of Oil and Chemistry), 1972, Series 9, No. 3, pp 51-55 (from
RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V299)
Translation: The critical force of a longitudinally compressed hollow
cylindrical shell with variable geometric characteristics uader large
bends is calculated. Nonlinear equations with variable coefficients are
desdribed by introducing dimensionless coordinates and,the desired bending
and force functions in the form of equations containing a small parameter
by expansion in series in terms of powers~of which the desired solution is
constructed. The resulting system of differential equittions relative to
the functions in terms of powers of the small parameter is an infinite
system of such linear equations which make it possible to obtain a solution
of the problem with any accuracy desired. The first two equations of this
system give a solution corresponding to the problem of the eigenfunctions
1/2

USSR
TAGIYEV, 1. G., TAGI-ZADE, A. G., Uch. zap."'Azerb. in-.;t nefti i khimii,
1972, Series 9, No. 3, pp 51-55
of a longitudinally compressed hollow cylindrical shell of constant thick-
ness and curvature in the linear formulation. The effoct of variability
of the geometric parameters of the shell and nonlinearity under large
bends is taken into account by the solution of the remaining equations-
An example of a hollow cylindrical paneLof variable tbickness and curva-
ture is discussed in detail. The results are in good nreement with
earlier known results in the limiting case for a panel with constant
parameters. E. 1. Sokolov.
109

USSR
TAGIYEV, R.
'tTria-ls of Two New Vaccines"
Hoscow, Vechernaya ~Ioskva, 20 JulY 70, p 2
Abstract: brief account is given of two new vaccines devvvlopad by th,3 All Union
Anr4cultural 3c4ences. One -lable iii diffi~relt variutiez-
Academy ol VaCCIn0l aVa4,
or Pa5taurellosis in bufffalo, sheen. cattle, siine, and poultry, has L-Idergone
l
f
successful trials on farms in the vicinity of Mosoow and in Central Asia. IL
confers "iunity for about 18 months. The other vaccine, sijine fovur vaccine,
was administered to 3,00,000 s,.iina a.rli produced marked imiunity to the disease
-1 n m
without any sig ificant side effects. Both preparations aro now in ass produc-
tion.
FIND
6MI

-112 ~PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
oig U14CLASSIF ED
TLTLE-VISPLALEMENT OF 0--tILLING MUD FRUM AN AINNULAR SPACE BY A PGLYMER
-CE,14ENT MIXTUKE -U-
A.D., MUKHMUDOV# M.N., TA"I.YEV, YU.B.
-AUTHOR-(03)-HUSTAFAYEV.
CCUNTRY OF INFG---USSR
~,-',~.~,SCURCE-AZERB. NEFT. KHOZ. 1970, 12)t 18-20
DATE PUBLISHEG---70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TUPIC TAGS-WELL DqILLING IMACHINERYt MUD, CEMENT, LYI E DRILLING 14U[)
~.CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/0142 STEP NQ--t)R/0487/70/0,")t)/00,?/0018/0020
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0129398
UNCLASSIF TED

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAIE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129398
AESTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTR4CT. -A POLYMER -CEMENT MIXT. ECOMPOSED
(if A LI.Q. POLYMER ANG CEMENT MORTAR (A. D. PIUSTAFAEV* 196812 IS PROPOSED
FOR THE DISPLACEMENT OF DkILLING MUD FROM THE ANNULAR SPACE AND
~.,-REINFCRCEMENT OF OIL AND GAS WELLS.
Z,t:
UN
FT

112 031 UINCLASSIFIED, PROCESSINIG DATE--20NOV70
..TITLE--CLRj-.LLATION BEThEEN THE INTENSITY;OF PkOTEIN SYNTHESIS. AND
INTENSIFICATLC.-N OF GLYCOLYSIS OR RESPIRATION AN TUMOK CELLS -U-
AUT.HLR-.TAGIZAGE, S.8.
-'CCUhTRYGF INFG USSR
CNKOL. 1970t 16(4), L03-6
J A T EFL6L lSh-c0-----70
~.SUBJECT AREAS-61OLCGIC114L AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
'_'TCPIC TAGS-PROTELN SYN'THES15, RE5PIRA'TI QNr SULFUR J;SOTOPE. METHIONINE,
-RAT-, -CARCINGVA, REPkCUUCTIVE SYSTEM,'OXYGEN, GLUCOSEP AMINO ACH)t
R E S P T R A T I GN
CCNTRCL 9_'.Rrl?NC--NG RESTRICTIONS
,.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PRGXY REEL/i-RAME-3002/0437 STEP NO--Uq/0506/'JO/Ol":;j'CCj4/OICII/0108

--20NOV70
212 C31 UNCLASSIFLED PRUCE'5$1-NG DATE
CIRC ACCESSiCN NC-APOU8007
ABSTRACTI/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. li%CGRPfJRATLCN OF PRMAE35 StLABLED
METI-ICNINE INTO PROTL-HNS WAS STIMULATED AND 'HAI OF C
q- INTG CVARIAN ASCITES CAKCIMGMA 11,14 RATS WAS SGME~i',IiAT INHIBITED 13Y T.P.
ADI t1lik-ISTAMIGN OF 0 A:'V:D GLU,--OSE. MCCRPORATION OF ~H'E CORR ESPOND UNG
AMINO ACIDS INTO LIVER PqbTEINS WAS NGT EFFECTED BY CHANGES !N
GLYCOLYS~S CR ixESPIRATIGN. THE DBSD:.. EFFEUS OEIRE LESS SIGNIFICANT
wHEN ThE, A~iINO ACIDS ~,ERE ADMINISTERED 5,C. RATHE' THAN I.P. 4MD WHEN
INTO THE
THE G iiAS INTRODUCE. EY INHALATION RATHER THAN DIRECTLY
PERITONEAL CAVITY. FACILITY: R ES.~INST. k0LNTGENGL.t RADEOL
GNtr-L. BAKU, USSR.
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K.~ "I f2 021 11 S E P 7 0
'UNCLASSIfTE'r) PROCESSM03 OATF
T IITL E--C-f44.ANC EMS NT IN S PRIME35 METHIONI,NE INCORPORATION INTO P~OTEINS OF
ONSUMPTIoN, np
-EXPERtMeNTAL TUMORS OF RATS AND MICE NT THE 114CREASF-0 C
-;~,_~ALUTHOR-TAGIZADE, S.B., SHAPnT, V.S.
,"'.COWATRY OF INFO--USSR
-,_-S0URCE--V0PRnSY MEDITSINSKOY KHIMIT.p 19710, VOL 16, MR 2 IYP 142-110
-~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
',_tUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO PlEOICAL SCIENCES
~,.TOPJC TAGS----~SULFURr CHEMICAL LA3ELLINGi METHIONINE, TUMOR, PR91;:IN,
_810SYNTHESIS
`~_CONTROL MARKING--Nn PFSTPICTION5
,_~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
',.~-PROXY PEFL/FRA41=--j9A6/0792 STEP 4rJ--U'm/0301/7*O/Olfi/002/0142-/0147
CIRC ACCFSSION N-U--AP0102755
- ____ ____ - ___ - __ _0 N, I'll A 1-1

212 021 UNCLASSIFIE0 P11 OCES S ING DAT I I S F-P7 0
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0102755
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(I)) GP-0- ABSTRACT. METHIONINE !; PPI',111:35
INTO PROTEINS OF LIVER ANO TUMORS AT 'A-4PERSLYCAE141A (250-200
Dq INCREASED CONSUI-11PTION WITH OXYGEN BY MEANS ')F j?11HALA-rm,,i
TUMORS) OR 1. P. OXYGEN AOMJ~JISXRATION .(ASCITES) IJAS STUDIED. ~20 BATS
AND MICE WITH FIVE DIFFERENT TRANSPLANTARLF TLjA!')R!*, (SARCOMA 114 ~U,3,1
GERENE CARCINOMA, KROCKER SARCOMA ANDEHRLICH WEPP USED
MET TONINE WAS f'~,j
THROUGHOUT THE EXPERIMI-NTS. RADIOACTIVE ECT,cr) jf~
J11,MOUNTS Or 3000-5000 CPM-.rj OF BODY WEIGHT. THP INICREASE-0 CONSU!4PTI`j~4 -91-
OqGAN"ISM WITH*OXYGPN OR GLUCDSE STIMULATES METHIONI-NE S PRIMIE35
INCORPORAT!GN INTO TUMOR PROTEINS EQUALLY. TH-IS I*F!:Er-r IS OF S-Eli--CFIV-~.
NATURE IN TUMOR, BECAUSE OF STEADFASTNESS IN LAqF(: !-ITO
LIVER PROTEINS, AT THE SAME CONDITIONS. 1T MAY BE CO.A'CLUDED FqOll THE
DATA OBTAINED THAT IN THE BODY TUMORS EXIST IN THE STATE ')F-RELi~TIVFLY
GLUCOSE AND OXYGEN INSUFFICIENCY, AND MAY SPEND rffE ADQ1TIONA-L ENE--.,,-]Y
FORMED BY STIMULATION OF GLYCOLTSIS 13F. OXY0ATtON f:OR PROTFIN
..BIOSYNTHESIS.

Rom
2 020 UNCLASSIFIED ROC`E~~SSING WE-i60CT70
-.TI,T.LE--TO THE EFFECT OF TUMOR DEVELOPMENT IN GLYC06EN DEPOSIT IN THE LIVER
_U_
:~-'AUTHOR-(02)-TAGIZADE, S.B., SHAPOTt V.S.
~-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_.S OU RC E
--VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOY KtilMllp 1970, VOL 16v NR 3, PP 254-258
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MFnTCAI crfr_mrr_rl
TOPIC TAGS--TUMOk, GLYCOGEN9 LIVERt EPINEPHRINE, S4RCONA, CARCINOMA,
MOUSE, RATI GLUCOSE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY. REEL/F44AME-1998/0228
STEP NO--UR/0301/10/016/003/02'i-'#/()258
CIRC ACCESSION NO--Afl,,1120921

2/2 ozo UNCLASSIFIED OArE--t6OCT70
ACCESSION NO-AP0120921
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTs THE EFFECT OF TUMOR DEYFL9PAENT ON
GLYCOGEN DEPOSIT IN THE LIVER BY MEANS OF EPINEPHRINE TEST IN 5 STRAINS
(SARCOMA 14 SU81, GERENE AND OVARIAN ~CARGINOMA, r-ROCKER AN E LIC
MICE CARCINOMA) HAS BEEt4 STUDIED. THE EXPERIMENTS WERE CAAkIED CUT ON
1176 MICE AND RATS. THREE SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS f4-Rl. DE: THE 41%[MIALS
C
'OF THE FIRST GROUP WERE KEPT UIN ORDINARY RATIONo IN YHE SECOND WERE
SATURATED WITH GLUCOSE, AND IN THE,THIRD WERE STARVED 24 H BEFORE THE
EXPERIMENT. THE CONCLUSION WAS MADE': THE DECRE~ASE IN LIVER GLYCOGEN
SUPPLY DURING THE TUMOR DEVELOPMENT GOES INDEPENDENTLY ON THE STRAIN OF
TUMOR. THE MORE IS THE INTENSITY OF TUMOR GROWTH, THE GREATER IS THE
DECREASE. THE FALL IN LIVER GLYCOGEN SUPPLY IS NOT CONNECTED i4lTH THE
DISORDERS IIN GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS. OURING THE APPAECIABLE SUPPLY OF
ORGANISM OF TU,-',IJR BEARING ANIMALS WITH GLUCOSE THE LIVER CAN DEPOSIT ITS
~SURPLUS AS GLYCOGEN. AFTER THE.OEPLETION OF GLYCOGEN SUPPLY THE LIVER
OF TUMOR BEARING ANIMALS CAN FORM GLYCOGEN FROM THE PROTEINS AND LIPIDS.
IN THE COURSE OF TUMOR OEVELOPMENT THE ABILITY OF LIVER TO
GLYCOGENOLYSIS DOES NOT CHANGE. THE DEPLETION OF LIVER GLYCOGE.N SUPPLY
DURING THE TUMOR DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF LIVER ABILITY TO
GLYCOGEN SYNTHESIS IS CONNECTED WITH THE GLUCOSE-CONSUMPTION i3Y THE
MALIGNANT CELLS. FACILITY: RESEARCH INSTITUTE~OF ROENTGENOLOGY,
RADIOLOGY AND ONCOLOGYP AZERBAIDJAN SSRv BAKU.
ON C L it S S I F I E 0

Baku, Doklady Akademii Nauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSRO No 71 1971, pp 94-96
Abstract: Of great interest from the epidemiological. standpoint is the sur-
vival time of Leptospira in the environment in the Azerbaydzhan SSR, specif-
ically in the city of Baku, where Leptospira is found both in man and in
animals.
The survival. time of Leptospira in dlftercnt kinds-, of water (tall, rain, and
melted snow), and in human urine was studied under laboratory conditions. it
was found that in artificially infected Baku tap water (pII 7.0) Leptospira
remain viable about 34 to 38 days, in melted snotw (pH 5.5) about 42 days, in
rainwater (pII 6.8) 16 to 29 days, in human urine (pH 5.0) 10 to 15 days, and
in tap water contaminated with urine 45 to 50 days. 'The morphological and
pathogenic properties of the Leptospira were also studied.
112

IJSSR
TAGI-ZADE, T. A., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR, No 7,
.1971, pp 94-96
Mus, the survival of Leptospira in different kinds of water and in human
urine suggests that these sources may play a role in the spread of -lepto-
spirosis in the Azerbaydzhan SSR, particularly in the city of Baku.
212
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TAGIZADEl T. A., EFENDIYEV, S. S., and PIARDANLY, A. S.,
"Determination of Survival PexIod of Leptospira In Different Waters Under
Conditions of Ithe Azerbaydzhan OR"
Baku, Azerbaydzhanaskiy Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 5, YaY 71, pp 53-59
Abstracts It has been established tbat,sea water po.,:;--esses therapeutic pro-
perties with respect to certain diseases. Undoubtedly, contamination of sea
water by various waste products or waste waters reduc:es the therapeutic pro-
perties of sea water -and also creates the hazard of spteading infections.
In this wor1k the survival period;of Leptospimmas ctudied in different
waters under conditions of the Azerbaydzhan SSR. The folloving conclusions
were made. In the sea waters along tbe:ShIkhovo beach, Lep-tospira survive from
115 to 31 days, while in the sea waters of Buzovnov they live 10-31 days,
after which they lose pathogenicity. Saprophytic microbes found in these
waters affect survi*,ral of the Leptospira In sea water. In ~-he rain, snow,
and water Supply system warter.3 of Baku, Leptospira, survive for a certain time
without losing pathogenicity. The obtained,results cohfirm the opinion, held
by a number of authors that A-.erbaydzhan water conditions play a definite role
in the spread of diseases cauved by Leptospira,
1/1

USSR DDC 624,07:534.1
TAGIYEV, I. G. ,
"Solving the Problem of the Stability of Longitudinally Compressed Hollow
Flexible Cylindrical Shells"
Uch. zap. Azerb. in-t nefti i khimi'L (Scientific Notes of Azerbayzhan
Institute of Oil and Chemistry), 1972, Series 9, No. 3, pp,51-55 (from
RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract-No 3V299)
Translation: The critical force of a longitudinally compressed hollow
cylindrical shell with variable geometric characteristics under large
bends is calculated. Nonlinear equations with variable coefficients are
desdribed by introducing dimensicnless~coordinates and the desired bending
and force functions in the form of equations containing a small parameter
by expansion in series in terms of powers.of which the desired solution is
constructed. The resulting system of differential equations relative to
the functions in terms of powers of the small parameter is an infinite
system of such linear equations which make it possible to obtain a solution
of the problem with any accuracy desired. The first two equations of this
system give a solution corresponding to the problem of. the-eigenfunctions
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USSR
TAGIM~ I. G., TAGI-ZADE, A. G., Uch.-tap.' Azerb. in-t nefti i khimii,
19729 Serles 9, No. 3, pp 51-55
of a longitudinally compressed hollow cylindrical shell of constant thick-
uess and curvature in the linear formulation. The effect of variabilitv
of the geometric parameters of the shell and nonlinearity tinder large
bends is taken into account by the solution of the remaining equations.
An example of a hollow cylindrical panel of variable thickness and curva-
ture is discussed in detail. The results are in good agreement with
earlier known results in the limiting case for a panel with constant
~parameters. E. I. Sokolov.
2/2
109

USSR UDC 542.947+547.526.554
BABAYAN, A. T., MAM=YAN. TOROSYAN, G. 0., Institute of Organic
Chemistry of the Academy Sciences of the Amenian SSR, Yerevan
"Cyclization-Cleavage of Quaternary Ammonium Salts"
Yerevan, Armyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XXIV, No 12, 1971, pp 1077-1078
Abstract: Quaternary ammonium salts containing an ally). group [A. T. Baba-
yan, et al., Arm. Khim. Zh., Vol 19, No 1-- 678, 19661 or a propargyl group
[A. T. Badayan, et al., DA Arm. SSR, Vol 48, No 1, 54, 19691 along with
,the pent-4-en-2-yne group form dihydroisoindolinium and isoindolinium salts
in an aqucotLs alkali. A scheme is proposed for this maction by which ring
formation is preceded by protropic isomerization of tho! pent-41-en-2-yne
group-with the formation of an a-allene group. It was proposed that the
catalytic effect of the alkali occurred in this stage. As a result of
prolonged heating of a dimethy1for-mamide solution of dimethylpropargyl~
ammonium bromide (melting point 103-100) in boiling water, dimethyldi-
hydroisoindolinium bromide was obtained in a-Imost:quantitative yield. The
structure of the cyclic product waa proved by alkaline cleavage.
1/1
19

US 0 R ux 621.357.12
KOROSTYSHWSKIYj 71. B.,
"Obtaining Sodium Amalgamby Electrolysis of a Solution of Caustic Soda in a
Bath With a Vercury.Cathode"
KolYma, 1972, No 1, pp 24-25 (from RM-Khimiya, No 12, Jun. 72, Abstract No 12
32183
Translation: The procedure and setup for electrolytic production of an Na-
ainalgam from Hg and an aqueous solution of ITaOH are described. The setup is
designed to obtain 50 kg of 2% Na ari-yalgam in one charge. 9iic electrolysis of
the NaOH so)ution (300-400 g/liter) is~carried out with a current of 185 a and
a voltage of 3-5-4 volts for 7 hours. -The cathode is a layer of Hg 20 mm high,
and the anode is a steel grid. The power or the electrolyzer is 0-74 kilowatts.
The consumption of electric power per kiloerram of amalgam is 0.11 kilowatt-
hours. The consuniption of ffaffl.-per leAlogran of amalliam with repeated use of
the electrolyte is 45-50 r_- Me device can be inanuPactured under local condi-
tions-and-insures safe production.of the required ainount of ITa-wrialgam when it
is operated two or three times a month#

USSR UDC 669.76:539.216.2:5317.311.3
PETROSYM, V. I., MOLIN, V. N., DAMAN, E. B. A., SKRIPKINA, P. A.,
and ALEKSANDROV, L. N., Institute of Semiconductor Phy s";~'Stb'erian Depart-
ment of the Academy of Sciences USSR
"Characteristics of Quantum Size Effects in Thin Untextured Polycrystalline
Films of Bismuth Produced by the Electric Explosion Method"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 31, No 4j Apr 71, pp 725-730
Abstract: Possibilities of the occurrence of quantum size effects (QSE),
their peculiarities in untextured polycrystalline bismuth films, and the
role of crystallographic anisotropy in QSE were investigated on the basis of
oscillation (period ~,200 A) dependences of the specific resistance q and
the Hall constant R on the thickness in untextured polircrystalline foils.
The foils were produced by the electric explosion methrod in :the thickness
interval of 50-700 A. In contrast to previous findingt;, the Hall constant
was found to be negative. The experimental results are discussed by ref-
erence. to dia&rams she--jing temperature dependences of 9 and R and densities
of electron and hole conditions as functions of the film thickness. Control
measurements made on the same films, annealed at 70*C, on which the texture
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USSR
FETROSYAN, V. I., et al. , Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 31, No 4,
Apr 71, pp 725-730
originated, demonstrated that the derived characteristics are related to a
poly crys talUni ty. Three figures, six.formulas, eight bibliographic refs.

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. .CCUNITRY OF I11FO--USSR

SOUIRCE--XA: 10( 1) 3"f-lt4 I
I ~]Llj` I YA 970
DATE PUOL ISW:0 ------- 70
SU8JECT AREAS-B IOLOG I CAL AND MEDICAL SC I ENCE S
Topic rA.GS--HEART DIS-EASE, RESUSCITATION, FIRST At-,

C ON T R 0 LMARKING--NIJ F,
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REt:.;L/F" AM.'-3004/0547 SWW.1--URP), 95/70 /01.()/;)01./0()'17/0J44
C IRC ACCl(__.SS 1~3111,1 '.40--APO 1 1 L 170

.2/2 022 UNCLASS I FEED PRUCIESSI.-NIG DATE-- 13-NOV70
C-I,RC -ACCESS 10-kil NO-AP0131170
A6STRACT.,.OATA RELATIVE: TO THE: `FTICACY OF
ABSTRACT/EXTRA-Cr-W) GP-0-
P.1 _- I ji
,fiGiSPITAL REANP-WrIfUN OF D9 PATHNTS 5tjFf:LEk[i,!.1G H'01-1
P,;F _ -, 'i _F~`CTLD 1:%1 43
14 - qAS ~ c I
A "C f I W, SUCCLSSFUL RE
13 0 . 9 P'-- ~_, C E IN TPATIENTS, OF :41H,51-i 4`9 (20.')PERCFNT),, SURVIYE-0 ",.-NiD tIERE
-0 FROM Mt: HOSPITAL. [)SPITAL
-31SCHARU"Z: ORGAINZATEGN UF ~i E A t T 10)
NASURES d-ITH THE PAITICIPArm OF THE FOLLO'41NG U U PS P R!:,, I AA L
I C
~i SP_P G R 'F iz sr AID
G E: 14 E R A L F I RS T Ali) AABULAINCE TEA14 AND, "CIALIZEL)
~i - - F 14
CAROICLOGIUL TEAM IS OUTLINEU. FHE EFFECTIVUIESS OF A 1' 1 Mol r I ON
- D NL
o-EPE-NDING UPOIN, THE eATIENTS' AGE AP40jHE P,~ESEi,JU: AND MA'ZKiE: ,.-!;S OF
r
I-I - -~EVIGUS TO CLINICAL.1:)EATH, IS 0.
IRCULATORY INSUFFICI,'.:NCY, Pi A;,,A L Y Z
IS ADVANCE0 A()E W,, 'U T
S'JCCESSFUL REANIH14TI( 'iN f) Ifi PR1:CEoU4G At, IE
CIRCULATORY INSUFFICIENCY OF AMILD AND iMIJOERATE D11-CIREE C4i',J BE C.4,;~RIED
'A I - 'CE01:111" SEVERE
cur. . kr-A! MATION ;4,AS iNiElT S1.JCU7:',S.SFUL:P'J PATIENT!) ':41TH PRE I , ..3
1% '_ ZY 'Y. '31-000 ELECHt'LYTE-5 11~i THF PU~*Tr4EAi~:h,:ATIO~N
IRCULATli, ItNSUFFICICNC
C
JD IERE STUDI Ej ; THEYE !,-1;',S S IGN IP ICAiNT OECL INE P THE 3LOIll'i K LEVEL.
P ER I 13i Ff
K- SHOULD BE 1NTKf_;G1JCE~) IN THE FORM C-F A POLARIZING MIP(TURC', E~ZPECIALLY
, 1~ ' I _ARDIAC THYRrIN IN TkE POSTRCAMP-11ATION
TO PATIENTS WITH A'! lid 16ULAk (1, 1
ijl_~R I Of), ?i?!Ib- t ~`111S ;Jf IF! T;*~`AC Ail DI AG. *1 NEC T ION OF ("fiU66 AND rij Iti6il T f ON I N
PATIENTS WITH 14YOCAr,01AL Mb~IN6 kFANIAA1 "PI AkC DISGU53E
FACILITY: KIEV STA. FIRST MED. 'AID., KIEVt USSR,4

Jf 4A-f jj-13
MISMANAGEME617 IN FERTILIZER PADDIX710% SCORED
[Article by G. Nikolayenya, head of the republic pft-lr*s coprtrol cam
mittert depario ~-t, A, Vulish, senior engine*r of the
of tho State lastIt.1tt of t1u; Nitrogen Industry. L. Larlq66 9-CUP guPet-
or tire Sant-orliand Laboratory of trio State Sur,,eillancrt Cc - Ittet
~r v chairman of the
(or Standards and Amastirtn-, Equipment d A. Tel
p4opla'a control group of the -VertYliz*r ta !L--
Taken Care Qf-s Moscow. Fmazi=i v~ljrrcft le~. P 2]
Ma-9 checking of the production. transportationp and
Storare Of miner&% fertilizer by that PrODW2 caOttil-
I"ts is continuing in the country. Korn than 4.000
Patrols, specialists# and ejotkerv and rural corrtspon-
dents Prq taking part in unexpected inspections at, ett-
terrrisex and warehouse% &tV- an the road$: of Vzbeki4ttm.
Todayj t" or,~spnper publishes the communique from the
trr~pectt= tewn which visited the Samarkand,Suverpbot.
rhate ?Iaqt.
We qntoUntered Many facts Of serious losses In f*TtillZrr &Zd %A
the raw mat-tr(als for Its vtoductten in the shops of the enterptlars and
on its broad territory. Ono could only bp anazed at such
f"Parly 70C tons of ammanisted suptrrPh6sr-bater was d%=r*.d in heaps
ale" the outside walls of one of the warehouse*. Thitse 'dq!p"Itz" are
the result of an overfilling of the warehoust.
Because of misrurnaf,~",!nt and violations of technical motlaodir. the
plant has lost thousands or torts of iron mite. In the rinal count.
this amount of raw noterial is sufficient for t" production.of & latse
amount OF suporphosphate.
Some 200 tons of phosphorite flour was spoiled at the plant AS a
result of careless storage and contamination. T"t tTrtnlport~,ar Sallerry
Is In an unsatisfactory state and organ Lzattonal-technIcal torAttions
aria violated In the sup*Tphospato and ammentatt" 6h"3. All of this also
leads to large losses In products as the wind diAper$e3 It airer the tot-
Titory of the enterprise.

FIlortr~riinps are r-"Itt,-4 in tile t"rhnoioricai oroccsi or tortil-
li-r pro-luct ton. roe r~amp`le, ar, It was learnede corn leto I yr
V e , ampos It Ion
of the rnw material ka~ not carried out in the suptarphosphato chamber and
thn poriorin of Its aging are not followed. Tile result -- a drop in rer-
ttlt?#r qual try. Accordinrt to the data of the Samarkandskays, Oblast
Arrochenical Laborstaryv the c"tent of assImMited !Ic=2nZZ tit *11 five
control of azaalnlst~d %UpeTph0sphate uas considurabiy belov the
norm. 1~vo consumers are often supplied mith wator-lomr,id and deteriorated
fertilizer. It has to be pulverized at the far=$ which leads to 3d.'I-
tjorial expenditintei and tho quality of the rertilizer to Also reducad,
An efficient rel,l,are of product In not organizQ4 at the enterprise.
The fertilizer is bulk loaied into railroad cars and inte, vehicle and
tractor cArt5 uhIch have not been adapted for Carrying it. A J~,rre amount
of fertilizer Is lo;t as a result and blown a-4ay by the wind. The cars
are filled, on they ears by a" and later they have to ba returned so"
leral tints from the railroad scale$ to the shop for additi,-nal filling.
V4 IuAble tire -19 Ir.. a=d labor and means are expended. Last vizar alcrae
the plant patd a fine 4(' 45~,900 rubles r-r--tailroad Car ditatirrijil.
In the final tallyp all of these shortemIngs broica down t1w fer-
tilli.,er proiluctlain scinedule and led to a ill2ruption or the fortillaer
je it-rery plan still to nonprituluctive exponilitu--== =4 ltmi2t=~
I" Shap3 ars, istrit'lTaing 010dornizAttort at the Samarkand rJant and
t" Capacities for s==laphos p--ooductiort are battict inc"ased, no toraime-
tir ache4ulo is cc=taritly being violated, . The construction and trutal-
I& lont-ork plan,4-jr1= 2 zionthA ef this yfar -as fulfilled by only 57
petton , Technical docurtarits are not available at a m=blj.- Or below-grade
eqnstniction sitcai.
Tho assme checki" of stinone% fertilizer pcoduction, storage, and
transportation in the republit to ecintEautno. The Party. soviat,anil ad-
stntatratine organs atataklift j=:o4tisto okusixtrev based citi thessatitrials.
of the people'* imiantrallerv. -At is- importirkt- that this be firew untvvr-
tally.
12

IZ2 027 UNCLASSIFI'ED ~'PROC'ESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--TOLUENE vISCOSITY AT HIGH PRESSURES ANO TEMPERATURCS --U-
AUTHOR-(03)-AKHUNDOV, T.S., ISMATLZADEt SH.M., TAJ~RGV, A,D.
-'..~:COUNTPY OF INFO--USSR
'SOURCE--LZV. VYSSH UCHEB. ZAVEO*v NEFT GAZ 1970i 13(2), 79-82
~'.'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.~:,.,,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-4
JOPIC TAGS--r-LUID VISCOSITY, TOLUENE, HIGH PRESSURI.j 1SOTHER1
_-,.CONTROL MARKIMG--NO RESTRICTIONS
'~DQCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1026 STEP NO--UR/0152/70/013/002/0079/0082
CIRC ACCESSION NO--ATOII-9893
UNCLASSIFIED
Irv=

2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0119893
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE VISCOWY (IF 99.96PERCENT
TOLUENE WAS DETU. (A-. 14. MAMEOCIV, ET~ AL., 19661 !ON 11 ISOrHERMS AT
23.76-275OC-GREES AttD PRESSURES :SMALLER THAN~400 BARS. THE VISCOSITY
WAS ALSO CALCD*
IN THE SAME RANGE FOA~ EACH 10DEGREES AND 10 BARS 8Y
MEANS OF AN EQUATION. THE DETtto ERRt);L WAS LESS XHAN 1.2PERCENT.
EXPTL. AND CALCO. DATA AqE PRESENTED* FACILITY: AZERBo INSTs
NEF,TI KHIM. IM. AZIZBEKOVAt BAKUt USSR-
UNCLASSIFIED
INNER

1/2:-- 0 40 UNCLAS SIFI E D Pit OCESSING DATE--I SSEP70
j.ITLE--AUT0MATIC MACHINE CURES WITH COLD U-
V 11L
C.OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,-SOURCE-1140SCOW1 PRAVDA, 8 FEB 70, P 2
~__9ATE PUBLISHED--OBFE870
-.-'SUBJECT4RE4S--8I0L0GICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
'JOPIC TAGS--REFRIGFRATIDN EQUIPMENTv HYPOTHERMIA, BRAIN, FIRST Alf),
SURGERYP UROLOGY, GY-NECOLOGY, GLAND, PLASTIC SUIRGERYj TISSUI TRANSPLANT,
PEFRIGERAf INIG SYSTFM/(U)(;IP0TERM 4 REFRIGERATING $YSTEI.911 (u)GIPUTERM 3
(U)GIP0rFR?4 Z REFR[GERATMG SYSTt- (U) POTE
REFRIGERATING SYSTEM, m GI Rm 1
REFRIGERAT ING SYSTEM
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~~-:D-CCIJNIENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEG
,I-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1485/0050 STEP NO- -UR /9012 71J/ 000 /000/000 210002
_~_C I R CACCESS1011% %02-0410100617
UNCLASSIFIED

212 040 u%cLASS . M E; 0, ki(ICES'SING f)ATE--1,3SFP70
.'..CLRC ACCESSI"IN INO-AIN0110617
ABST;ACT/EXTKACT--IU) G11-0- 4tisTRACT. TliER,%lOELecr!-.:ic M'-:01CAL COOLING
DE-VICES OF THE GIPOTER4 S!:RIES ARE A INVENTION AT THE Ii",'STITUFC- 9F
PHYSIOLOGY, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AZERBAYUHAN SSR, THESE DEVICES, ~,'dlc~i
PERMIT LOCAL AND GENERALIZED COOLING AND REWARMING OF '11-1F IlUiNIAN BFILI't,
CONSIST OF A CONTROL PANEEL AND A HEAT ACTUATING qrllCIA IS ELASFIC
AND FLEXIBLE. CHANGING CURRENT Dlr~ECTJO.N, IT IS POSSIBLE IN A FP,4
ITNUTES TO CONVERT FROM COOLING TO REWARMING AND C
--ACK, WHICH is
ESPECIALLY.VALUABLE IN MEDICAL PRACTICE. A SERIES OF SUCH DEVICES HAS
BEEN CREATED AT THE' INSTITUTE. S014E OF THEM ARE CALLED GIPOTERM-1,
DESIGNED FOR COOLINIG OF THE HEAD DURING SKULL TRALlImA, AND 4LSO FOR, STUDY
OF T14E EFFECT OF LOW TEMPERATURES ON THE HUMAN ANI) ANIMAL B;AIN. THE
R
DEVICE IS IRRERLACFABLE FOR FIRST AID MACHINES ANID SANIIATION AVIArIG!'14.
GIPOTERM-2 SUCCESSFULLY REPLACES Ke PACKSt HOT WATER BOTTLESt AND CAN
BE USED AS A COMPRFSS: IT 15 USED IN SURGFRY, TRAUMAT")LOGY, UROLOGY AND
GYNECOLOGY DEPARTMENTS. ~'.IPOTERMS-3 AND 4 ARE DESIGNED FOR COOLINf~ OF
TONSILLEC MY, A14.10 ARE
Tn IN -RY FOR LOCAL
GLANDS DURING USED PLASTIC SURGE
"YPOTHERMIA OF TKAN5PLpVNTI*t) rissut., FTC, IMANY EAVCRIM~-41`5 HAVE 51tOWN
THE HIGH OF-GRC-C OF i:FFICIENCY OF THE INVENTION. THE D'VICES ARE SIMPLE
TiJ USE, AND 00 NOT CAUSE DISCOMFORT TO THE PATIENT. WITH THE USE OF THE
CONTROL PANEL, ANY TEMPERATURE FROM MINUS 20 DEGREESC TO P-LUS 500EGREESC
CAN BE ESTABLISHED AND MAINTAINF-D FOR A LAG TIME ON THE OPERATING
SURFACE*

Acc. Nr. AN004-5494-" Ref. Code:
New.Saismic tation Will Work on, Earthquake Predictions
(complete translation: "Station Near a Volcano," by
4ej- T r~yj Moscow,
Pravda, 6 February 1970, p. 6)
A_&~h sical station has been established at the site of a recently
erupted.mud volcano in the Baku suburb of Lokbatan. It will study problems
of earth currents and seismology. The chief task of the scientists at the
station.will be to master the forecasting of earthquakes.
As is well kncwn, Baku is located in a clearly pronounced seismic.
zone. But why was the station established at the edge of a crater? First,
of all, as explained by specialists at the republic's Institute of Geology,
it will.permit a direct inveatigation of mud ejecta, and secondly, valca-ftoes
and earthquakes are the results of tectonic processes.. AnoLher such sta-
will. soon be operatiug on Bulla Island.,[41
i~eel/Frame
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Instruments and,Equipment
TA IRO V
USSR
Pravda Correspondent
"Automatic Machine Cures With Cold"
Moscow, Pravda, 8 Feb 70, p 2
Baku, 7. rhermoelectric medical cooling devices of the Gipoterm. series are a
new invention at the Institute of Physiology, Academy of Sciances Azerbaydzhan
SSR. These devices, which permit local and generalized cooling; and rew-3=ing
o.- the human body, consist of a control panel and a hea---actuating element which
is elastic and flexible. Changing current direction, it is possible in a few
minutes to convert from cooling to rewarming and back, which is especially
valuable in medical practice.
A seres 04~ such-, devices has beeti created at the instftute. Some of them
are called Gipoterr.,i-l, designed for cooling of the. head during t;kull trauma, and
also for study of the effect of low temperatures oa the human and animal brain.
Me device is irreplaceable for first aid machines and sanitation aviation.
112

Gipoternu-2 successfully replaces ice packs, hot water bottles, and can
be used as a compress; it is used in surgery, traumatology, urology and gyne-
cology departments. Gipoterms-3 and 4 are designed 1;or~cooling of glands during
tonsillectomy, and are used in plastic surgery for local hypothermia of trans-
planted tissue, etc. Many experiments have shown the high degree of efficiency
of the invention. The devices are simple to use, and do not cause discomfort
to the patient. With the use of the control panel, any temperature from minus
20*C to plus 50% can be established and maintained for~a long time on the
operating surface.

.-:112 024 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE ADSORPTION AND DZSO~~PTIGN OF OIL
SOLUaLE SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS IN QUARTZ SANU UNDER DYNAMIC CONDITIONS
AUTHOR-(04)-MUSAYEV* R.A., TAIROVr N.D.? KHALILOVv E,G.t ABUTALYBOVAI R.N.
4:~-_'~CUNTRY Of INFG-USSR
I.jURCE--AZERB. NEFT. KHCZ. 1970, tlit 28-9
.,,-.DATE PUBL.LSHEO
..-SUBJECT AREAS-CHEPISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-TEMPER-ATURE DEPENCENCE* ADSORPTION, DESORpmoty,., SURFACE ACTIVE
AGENT t SAND, KEROSENE
._'C'(2NTRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~':.-;-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~--PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/0139 STEP No--Ul-~/Oct67/7f,'f/(,00/!DOI/OOZ8/0029
~CIRC ACCIESSICN Nol---APOI 293"35
:j

M 024 UNCL ASS I FfE0" PROCES-'- INK, DATE-310OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU-AP0129395
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NONIONIC A14D CATiONIC COMP9S. ;,,)F
UNSTATED STRUCTURE WERE STUDIED IN KEROSINE SOLN. FROM 7-5 TO 100DEGREESo
THE LATTER TYPE WAS RURE READILY ADSORBED AND Li~SS READILY DESORac-D.
r THE DEGREE OF ADSORPTION OF THE COMPOS-SHOWED A VARYING RESPONSE To
-pw_ INCREASE IN TEMP.; DESORPTION INCREASED. IN' THE.PRESENCE 0 H SUB2 Ot
ADSCRPTICN CECREASED AND DESORPTION INCREASED.
UNCLASSIFIED

7
USSR uDc 6a2.822.3.03
BAMM, A. S., VASILEVSKIY, 11. N., ZLVL, PRIM, N. V.,,q1A1R0V,1 0. P., and KARPKLIN,,
Moto~- Aniay,o ' ~~ ~iologlcal Insti-
L. A., Laboratory of the Physiology of the - S - ~
tute ireni A. A. Viditomskiy, Leningrad Urliversity, anl Department of Ecological
Physiology, Institute of Experimental 1-1edicine, AcaderV of N~dical Sciences
USSR
"A Simple Met'll-iod of Recordin6 Cerebral Neuronal. Activity, in Alert Arirkils"
LenirLgrad, FizioloCicheskiy 7-hurna.1 SSSR ineni, 1. 11. S--,chenov, Vol 58 To 13.
1972, PP 17711--Y(76
Abstract: In prelininary surgery perfon7a--,d on the anesthetized anirnial, the
head is held in a standard ste:ieotaxic apparatus, the J.rontal bones (if the
frontal cerebral lobes are -bo be inv;~stjgated) are opened and the periosten:11
is removed., two screws are firmly iriplanted in each teiimoral bone, and tile
edges of the wounds are sealed with protuerylon. Penicillin is adninintered.,
and a certain period is allowed for recovery from surgoi7,. Prior to the
actual cYperi:7A:-ntr,, tho Elni.,,uil ir. traineil for s~-veral d,ayz to become accustor,-.E~d
to the motionless position in the m-ndified stereotw-ic 1nstrt,.-i--nt SEZh-1 or
SEM-2. During the tent, the head is affixed to the stereotaaic instrw,,~ent by
means of the implDmted scraws. Holes are drilled in the frontal bones (J.'ainless
1/2
Jon

UWR
BA2JYEVj A. S., et al., Fiziologicheskily Zhurnal SS"SR imeni 1. M. Sechepov,
Vol 58, No .11, 1972, PP 1774-1776
because of absence of periosteuni), a local anesthetic is applied to the dura
mater., the renin.es are pierced, the recording electrode is, inserted into the
brain (with one of the imlanted screws qer;rin[-, as the indifferent electrode),
and the edg-gen of the wound axe covered Nrith. warin vasel:Lne or cagar. After
conpletion of the test and irithdxawal of the ellr_-ctrode~, the opening is sealed
vith wax or dental cement. If proper antiseptic measures are taken, one
chronic aniral can be used for over 2 months, with three experinents perforized.
each week.

FIX I',
-Acc. Xr, Ref Code; UR 0239
AP0037001
PnzL Fiziologi Z~hrnal SSSR, 1970, Vol 56,
A.RY SOURCE: cheski
Nr 2, pp /Y -Y- _Acq
INTERACTION OF ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES TO THE POLYMODAL STiMULI
IN THE CAT'S PAIIIETAL CORTEX
_Q, J~.Tairov
Dept. of Physiology of the Higher Nervous Activity, Leningrad State University,
Leninarad
In cats under eldoralose anesthesia, inferaction of tlc ~,~qiochttive responsps to tile
visual, auditoryandsomatic stimuli was investigated. 1),pecA interaclion did ilot depelld
on the raodalities of two simultaneous stimuli. The period of initial fa~oilitatioa wasfolio-
wed by (1he poriod of sappression of tile second response. Tile 5~,,-oad respouse increased to
the normal level when the interval between conditioning, and testing stimuli had been
more than 400 msee. Duration of cliese two periods depended on the stimuli modalities.
In the faciliLation period, a now long-latency and very sensitive to physical and chemical
influences negative-positive wave complex would occur. Rhythmic simultaneous stimula-
tion with two stimuli increased the top frequency of the driving phenomenon more than
the monoraodat stimulation.
f
REEL/FRAME
19721933

112 037
T ITLE --I MPUR I TY S TAT ES OF
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIPIG DATE-27NOV70
MERCURY IN GEkMAN I U %I, S J L f C ON AL LOY S -u-
AUTHOR-(03)-AZHOAROV, G.KH.p TAGIROVt V.1.9 TAlR0%Jj,s.l.
COUNTRY OF llNF0--USSR
I TEKHM. POLUPROV..o APR.: 1970, 4 t (4) 1 774-776
:-_~.-OATE'-PUBL [SHED----APR70
'SUBJECT ARE,AS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM ALLOY7 ELECTRICAL PROPERTY, SILICO.N ALLOY, MET A L
CO ATING, MERCURY, HALL EFFECT, ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVtTY, LOW TEMPERATURE
EFFlCTI ELECTRON ACCEPTOR
C GNTRO LMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OO,CUt4F-NT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
-,PROXY REEL/FRAME-300 3/0 2 21 STEP NU--UP,/0449170/004/004/0774107T6
IRC- ACCESSION NO--AP012947T:
'S
UMCLAS -IFtEn

037 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129477
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AOSTRACT. THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES
(ELECTRICAL CONDUCT IVITYP HALL EFFECTv ETC.) OF HG-DORED GE-ST ALLOYS
'WERE ~TUDIEO WITH SPECIAL RE-F. TO THE. PART PLAYED BY THF FIRST ACCI:PTOR
LEVEL OF HG AND ALSO POSSIBLE DONOR LEVELS, THE RISE IN THE HALL
COEFF. AT LOW TEMP. (100DE-GREESK) SUG6ESTED THE PRESENCE OF ONE R ORE
DONOR CENTRES; ONE POSSIBILITY WAS TK4T THESE GAVI= THEIR ELECTRONS To
SvfALLOW ACCEPTORS, WHILE TI-iEY THEMSELVES ACTED A5 PSEUDO ACCEPTOR
LEVELS.

...........
UBSR UDC: C537.226+537-311-331:[537+535]
nu-nT.'emV, V. V. SE YSYAN, Ye. L. , TAIROVA, D. A., and .1, _Y1.
..."Process of Dlectret Formation in Some Organic Films
Elektron. tehh~nilka. Nauchn-te-kh-n. sb., Radi-odetall (Electronics
Engineering,, Scient-ific-Technical Collection, -Padio I'arts-
collection of works) Ho, 1(22), 1971, Pp 57-65 (from .-1"-h-'iizQa,
Wo. 11, 1971, Abstract No. 11P863)
translation: The average surface charge density in electrets made
of. polyethylene terephthalate, polycairbonate, and polytetraflucr-
the ma.%imum temperature of polarization
ethylene.as a function of
n- tigated.
and polarization intensity (field intensify) is i ,es
The.investigations were made by setting up the electret state by
the contact method and polarization ~n an air gap. It is Shown
that in films Bmde of organic polymers, it is po:~sible to obtain
a stable electret state withaut short-circuiting, the charEed zur-
faces of the electret. it is established that film electrets of
polytetraf-luorethylene (teflon), the surface charf e denoity of
which varies only slightly for more than one and a half years even
under conditions ofC high relative humidity, are the moct stable of
t1je specimens investigated.
58

USSR UDC: L537.226+537-311-331:[537+535]
PASYNKOV, V. V., SEMAN, Ye. L., "LQA"wD_mL.,, and TAIROV, V. IT
"Process of Electret Pormation in Some Organic~Filmsfl~
Elektron. sb.. Radiodetali (Electronics
E~4gineering, Scientific-Tech-nical Collection, Itadio Parts--
.0
-collection of works) 1r . 1'22), 1971, pp 57-65 ~(frora R`h-17izika,
No. 11, 1971, Abstract No.
-Translation: The average surface oharge density in electrets made
-oX polyexiHy-lene tuerephthalate, polycLrbonate, and polytetrafluor-
ethylene as a iunctioln of t-he --laximum temnerat-ure of polarization
and polarization lirltenoity (Ifield intensity) is investigat-ed.
The investigations ~,-,-ere innade by setting 'up the electret state by
the contact method and polarization in a-.,l air gap. It is Shoun
that in films made of organic polymers, it is possible to obtain
a stable electret state without short-circuiting the charCed sur-
'Im electrets of
faces of the electret. It is established that fl
polytetrafluorethy-1--ne (telflon), the surface char~,e density of
which varies only --IiEhtly for more than one and a half years even
imder conditions of hiE;h relative humidity, are the most stable of
the specimens investiLated.
58

USISR
TAIN.NAJI Zh. I. (Irr~-bitute of "'athenatics and Meohani*cs)
"ThicW-Ialled Pine of Rein~"orced., incampressible IMaterial under the Action of
a Pulsatinr7 Pressure arr! Variz-,Cble 7"id-sting iYomenO
Baku, Izvestiya Mkadeiu-i llauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR. Seriya I'itziko-TekIui!Jche5I:iI-,h
IMteneuichesldkh Naulk; Juiy~ lugust, 1970; pp 3-7
ABSTRACT: The article concerns a study that was made of:
(1) the strezsed (deformed) state of-a pipe under 'the action o~' a Dres2trc
pi > 0 and a tiud-sting morient 1,11 > 0 during an in-it-lal st-rzGs;
(2) the stressed st~-' e when the stres's is removed, for the caoel, of the
existence and absence of secondary plastic: deformation;
(3) t'. r
he sl essed state after ccnplete removal of the presuure and the
application of a negative moment 1,21 < 0),
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USSR
TAROVA, Zh. I., Izvestiya Akademi-i Nauk AzerbaydzILinskoy SSR: Seriya Fiziko-
Tekhnicheskikh i rMatematicheskikh Nauk; . auly-Aug;ust. 1970; PP 3-7
(4) the stressed state occurring irLth the nth cyclic stress caused by
(n) (n)
the nm, eat it and pressure p
The problem was solved within the frane-vork oil thetheory of smill elastic-
plastie deformtions. The necessary =d sutficient conditions rere found for
the axistence of wholly alastic, elastic -plhstia . and -.-ih! 1;,
01 r plastic deforma-
tion.of the pipe.
The article includes 4 equations, 3 figures, and one table. There are
3 bibliographic references.
67

USSR UDC: 51:621. 391
OGANESYAN, S. Sh., YAGDZHYAN, V. G., jAjUAN,,tL* I.,
"Weight Spectra of Some Classes of Cyclic Codes"
tsiklicheskikh
Moscow, Vesovyye spektry nekotorykh klassov
kodov. Nauch. sovet po kompleksn. probl. "Kibei-netika" AN
SSSR (Cf. English above. Scientific-Council on the Complex
Problem.of Cybernetics, Academy of Sciences ofl.the USSR),
1972, 32 pp, bibl. of 8 titles (raanuscript deposited in
VINITI, No 5372-73 from 8 Jan 73) (from RzZh-Kibernetika, No
S, May 73, abstract No 5V584 DEP bylthe authors)
Translation: Up to the present attempts have been made to
find cyclic representatives for arbitraTy cyclic codes over
GF(q) where (n,q)= I (q is the power of the simple number p).
In this paper formulas are presented for expressing not only
cyclic representatives, but also at~the same t:Lft formulas
are presented ior representatives'(so-called p-nary Tepre-
sentatives) which unite cyclic representatives in accordance
with identical weights by means of the operation of involution
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USSR
OGANESYAN, S. Sh. et al., Vesovyye spektry nekotorykh klassov
tsiklicheskikh kodov, 1972, No 5372-73 Dep.
of p for arbitrary cyclic codes over GF(q) when (n,p) =1. On
the.basis of these results and coupling equations stemming
from the MacWilliams relation for~weight spectTa of orthogonal
ideals (codes), weight spectra arelound for some classes of
cyclic codes.
57

7t~
Acc~. Nr: Abstractihg Service: Ref. Code:
0004:9953' CHEMICAL ABST. S-WaliAl
- 'UH j 46*1
nOV91ax rmd--p d on
-and
guite
a re-
action with a aci tin i and.theii "mdenv,-d with
JUCHO to KI
Ve ne i us'bl 'd insol. polyutds,~.c.haracteHzid
brhigh coke nos. a geta rates,''iThe polymg" prepti. met
all the requireinents of. novolat r - atid werL- thus
phenalic esins
suitable binders for. olding materials. CKJR .4
m
PLEEL/FRAME,

US3R UDC: 519.3:62-50
TAZ~BAY-_V,
p mization of a 3econd-Order Nonlinear Syster,"'
V sb. Di-f.`erents. uravneniyp, iikh primenoniye (Differential
tions and The-ir of works) Alma-Ata, "JJ'a-uka"
1970, T),,) 126-131 (from lio. 3, .'!',-arch 71, Abstract
No. 3B567)
Translation: The author considers the problem of find.ing *a control u(t),
O,.',u4l, actinS on a sucond-order object of tha form
y' g(y,z) + b(y,z)u,
Z' 11(y,Z) + C(~'Z)u
such that the object 'o.,ould be transforrr,(-,~d from tLe F,iven initial
state to a specified 11"inal state; the. fun_ct-ional.
Y_-'~(Y'Z) + a(y'z)uJd'L
to
would !hen tal,e its least vcl,.ze. !in exist~-ace atid wIJ_qu,_'nPOS
theorem. of optimal control is obtained
Rc-" Ov

USSR UDC 669.71.053.24
LAPPO, S. I., MEDVEDEV, G. V., and
"InvestilLration of the Possibility Using Bauxites From Arkalyk
(Turgay 6re Administration) and YuUBR (South,Oral Bauxite Mine)
Deposits for the &-ctraction of Ifigh-ALumina intermediate,
Tr. Khim.-metallurg. in-ta. AN KazSSR (Works of Chernicometallur-
-ical Institute of Academy of Sciences Kazakh SSR), 1970, 14, pp
107-116 (from R.Zh-Metallurgiya, No~3, Mar 7L, Abstract 'No 3 G144
by authors)
Translation: The article presents results of a thermodynamic
analysis of the possible chemical reactions during the production
of high-alumina intermediate in order to obtain lime-alumina
slag for steel refining. Thermographic analyses determine the
temperature conditions for dehydration of bauxites from Arkalyk
(Turgay Ore Administration) and South Ural 3auxite Mine deposits.
The apparent and true specific gravities, fractional composition,
bulk weight, porosity, and drum samples of the ubovq -indicated
bauxites are determined. Ifigh-alumina intermediate is obtained
1/2
2

USSR
LAPPOI S. I., Tr. Khim. -metallurg. in-'-ta. AN KazSSR
1970, 14, pp 107-116 (from uh-Metallurgiya, No 3, Mar 71,
Abstract No 3 G144 by authors)
from lump bauxite of Turgay Ore Administration by ore thermal
melting in an 8 0-kilovoit- ampere two-electrode- single-phase
tilting electric furnace. It is advisable to carry on the melt-
ing process in the electric furnace without addition of lime
to the charge. The resultant intermediate is standard with regard
of all ind:Lcators except VeO and S content. Results of theoreti-
cal investigations and study of the physical properties of
bauxites and large-scale laboratory melts permit recommendation
of the process of producing high-alumina intermediate from the
raw material under study. Four tables. Bibliography with 16
titles.
2/2

USSR UDC 669.721.053.4.068
ILLYUVIYEVA. G. V., TATARSKAYA, M. G., T.=AE2-,kD --A.
"Composition and Certain Properties of Magnesium Naplithenate"
Zap. Leningr. gorn. in-ta [WritingG of Leningrad Mining Institute], Vol 50,
No 3, 1970, pp 101-108 (Translated from Referativnyy Zburnal-Metallurgiya,
No 2, 1971, Abstract No 2 G183 by the authors)
Translation: A study of the influence of solvents on the extraction of Mg
from aqueous solutions of naphthenic acid indicates that with sufficient
solubiiity of the compound being extracted, its composition ana the com-
pleteness :if extraction are independent of the properties of the solvent.
The determining factor is the pH. Acid or solvated neuLral Mg naphthenates
cause the formation of strong flakes of non-sulfide Ca, Ba, M9C03 and
dolomite minerals, making their flotation difficult. Basic 1,4' naphthenates
do not have these properties and therefore practically do not,change the
flotation indicators. 3 figures; 2.tables;. 10 biblio. refs.

USSR
Institute of General and Comunal Eygieino, Aoadozy of Aedical
--S`ci~nces USSR, and Tashkent hedical Institute
IlThe Condition of Some Imrqunobiological and, &ocheadcal Roactions of Organisms
of Qii-ldren Exposed to Atmospheric Air Pollution"
Tashkent. Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana NO 7. Jul 70, Pp 21-22
Abstract: Phagocytic activity of blood leucocytes was stiidiied in 4.61 sUdents,
261 of whom lived close ~o sources of industrial air pollution ana 200 fron an
area with clean air. No signiSicant differences bet-wean A.;eXes woro noted In tile
indices of phagrocytic activity. The group eyposod W air polltAtion showed.a. lower
'Ohagocytic n I
utqber 07.)U-55 Vs. 5MLO.76).and a lower pl-os-grocy'tic index (4.5t0.065
5.11-0.061). The cholinesteraso activity of chiltlron~ #ving~ in the industrial
area was 20.5~ higber than that of the controls. The nwnbor of microbes in the
deep automicrotlora of the skin was also 3ignificantly higher.
WIN

USSR UDC 591-1-05
ABDUSMIATOVA,, M. V., and M., Division of Faysiology, Academy of
Sciences Uzbek SSR
"Effects of Heat of Various Intensities on the Bioelectric Activity of Nuclei
of the Hypothalamus"
7 Tashkent, Uzbekskiy Biologicheskiy Thurnal, Vol 16, No 3, 1972, PP A-38
Abstract: The effects of exposure of cats to elevated temperatures (35., 40.#
45, and 500) on the bioelectric activity of nuclei of the hypothalamus were
studied. Under the effect of the high temperatures, the number of low-
frequency waves recorded on an electroencephalograph increased while the
action potentials decreased. A maximum increase in the number of low-frequency
waves was observed at 450 in the posterior division of the hypothalamus and at
500 in the anterior and latex-41 divisions. The number of higji-frequency waves
decreased in some nuclei'.. At, 400 there was an increase iii tile number of high-
frequency waveo in the posterior region of the hypothalamus, vhIch indicated
that this region ,ran activated at the temperature in question. With increasing
temperatures to which the animls vere expQGed., the biop9tentials of all nuclei
except the supraoptic dropped significantly. %be most pronoun"d decrease of
action potentials, particularly of those with high frequencies, took place at
~5[POO.
48

USSR UL)c 612.82/83
TUMSUNOV, Z. T., ABLUSAMMIOV-4, M. V., and TAYCHIROW. N., Physiolou Division,
AcadenW of Sciences, 'Uzbek SSE
ItChanges in the Bioelectrical Activity of the Cereb.-al Cortqx After Repeated
Exposure to Heat Temperatures"
Tashkent Uzbekskiy Biologicheskiy Zhurnal, 11o 6, 1972, -pp 4,2-46
Abstract: Die bloelectrical activity of various cortical rer~ions (frontal,
temporal, parietal, occipital) vas studied in adult cats eyposed 2 hours a
day for 15 days on a sunny p1rtforr, to temperatures ramj-!,ing from 33 to 40' C.
EEG's were taken on the lst, 5th, 10th, and 15th days of the e=eriment.
Insolation plus high temperature altered the ntzmber of high- and low-frequency
waves and their amplitude. On day 1 the slow waves were deprc~szad and the
beta-like rhythm increased. On day 5 there was a general sloulng and inhibition
of spontaneous electrical activity in all the cortical re-,gions studied. ~-I-Ie
slow- and high-frequency oscillations decreased and their volt.:tcre was reduced.
On day 10 the EEEG changes generally stabilized, but by day 1,9 they had become
less distinct and approached the original levels, an indication of adaptation
-ous r
by the central nerv ystcm to heat stre6s.
1/1
0

USSR UDC;519.24
PORTNOY, N. Ya., TAKHO-GOD1, A. Z.
"Simplified Method of Determining Parameters of Correlation and Spectral Func-
tions of a Certain Class of Random Processes"
Tr. Novocherkas Politekhn. In-ta 11forks of Novocherka-ssk Polytechnical Insti-
r -
tute], Vol 22, 1970, pp 63-67, (Translated from Refeativnyy Zhurnal, Kiberne-
tika, No 10, 1971, Abstract No.10 V394 by V. Alekseyev).
n
Translation. A number of approaches are described, allowing comparatively
simple estimation of the parameters of correlation functions and spectral den-
sities for certain classes of stable random processes., Investigation of the
,tatistical processes of the estimates s~iggcsted is of,'pcrf..,() jwd, It. Is
noted that the approaches described !n the articlo caw,,be realized using
analog computers.

MIN 71:
UDO
USSR 536-587
TAM.UYEV, S. P.
."Electrical Thermostat of the Type DTP-111
n1i
Sb. tr, Pr2yektn. i n.-i.. in-t. Urallskiy Promstroy proyakt
Mllection of Works o? the Design ang NoTentific Research Insti-
tute. -Ural Promstroyniiproyekt), 1970, No 25, pp 156-'163 (from
RM-MetrolDglZai lzmaritelfnaya Tekhnika$ No 8p Aug 70, Abstract
U. 32.635
Translation: Description ie given of the purposej the principal
of work of a range thermostat usIng semiconducting thermoresistance
pickup units; the electrical oircuitp and design qf the apparatus
and piokup units. The method of designing the principal circuit
of the thermostat is considered and the:basic teebuical character-
istice of the thermostat are presented'tand recommwidatlons made
regarding its calibration. 4 ill-* 3 bibl- entrie.-D.
Resume
116

USSR
TAMBAYEV ZH. S. and BEIOUMHBETOY a YE. Sol et als
aThernionic Converter Life Tests"
Mwcow, Atomnaya Energiya, Dee 73g PP 38?-390
Abstracti An ES-6-3 six-element therzionic assembly with tungsten-rheniwa
saitters, n1oblum. collectors, and interelectrods traps of 0.3 ma was tested in
a reactor for 2670 hours The2assembly U&S tested at an average electrical
power density of about ~ w/cm . In the course of life tests at constant
reactor thermal power the electrical power decreased dincretely after each
decrease in reactor power. Changes in output ~erformanoe axe: caused by short-
circuits in individual elements and Increases In the collector temperature
due. to stratification of the collector pile., The artiolo includes five figures.
There are three references,
83

USSR UDC 539.12
TAKIBAYEV. Zh. S., and YEMELYANOV, Yu. A.
"Experiment in the Superhigh-Energy Range With a Target of Dense Material"
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, No 2, 1973, pp 16-20
Abstract'. An experiment in the superhigh-energy range with a dense target
is described. The target is placed at a height of several tens of meters
above the X-ray camera. The target thickness is no more than one-half the
nuclear path so that the secondary interactions will not distort the picture
of the- first interaction. A thin target (on the order. of 1/10 of the path)
is also inadmissible. The solution is to~use a laminated target. The total
thickness of the. target can be on the order of 1/3 of the interaction half,
but the individual layers must be at somt distance from each other. The
proposed experiment with a fixed target has the following advantages: 1)
there is a reliable criterion for visual selection of the target interactions
(the area of&e "limiting" circle for the target interactions in the range
F:O - 1014-10 electron volts is several square centimeters), and therefore
there Is no necessity for processing background spots; 2) for the target
eventst the height of the interaction point is known with an accuracy of
3-5 percent, significantly improving the reliability of thc, results; 3)
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USSR
TAKIBAYEV, Zh. S., and YEHEL'YANOV, Yu. A., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk
Kazakhskoy SSR, No 2, 1973, pp 16-20
exact knowledge of the point of interaction permits combination of families
of gamma-quanta into the corresponding, interaction (if several meson clusters
are generated in the interaction) and determination of the transverse pulses
with respect to the direction of the primary particles; 4) this analysis
offers the possibility of discovering the true angular and energy distribu-
tions of the secondary particles in the individual acts of the interaction.

013 Vo TJDC: 539.12
YE1.13L I YANOV, YU. A., YERIEDIENKO, YU. A., and
Academician of the Kazakh Academy of Sciencee,,
"Possible Redistribution of Fnergy Among Generated Particles
in the Range of Several Hundred XEV
Nioscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, vol 204, 140 4, 1972, pp 814-
-816
Abst'ract: In earlier work, the authors proposed study of the be-
havior of various angular and energy characteristics as functions
of the energy given to all generated particles, cince they felt
that such an approach h a I rxs L, i I.- h ediroct study of the proces-s of
generating seconclary particles and may give additional informatian
on meson bunchings or fireballs. The present paper is devoted to
investiGating the distribution of the energy given to all secondary
particles, among charged and neutral mesons. For the an,,;,.1 sis, the
y
data obtained from earlier experimental papars was used (N. I. Ali-
bekov, et al, Peprint MY 1-IT AL-ma-J%tao, 1960, ; 11. L. Gri-
gorov, et al, -Reprint 111IYz.,.F 11-10, Nbscow, !SIU69). Cu:vves are
041 Charged
plotted for the energy and nc-utr-n! ioii,.-;,. as a function
y anO for the complete and
of the total generated partic2e encrg 41
partial inelasiUcity coefficients as functions of the pri-mary
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USSR UDC: 539.12
TMAELIYANITOV, Yu. A., et al, Doklady Kkademij. Nauk- SSSR, vol 204,
No 4, 1972, pp 814-816
particle energy. The authors are'associatled uith the Institute of
High-Energy Physics, Kazakh Academy of Sciences, Alma-Ata.
45

USSR UDC 539.125.4
TAKIBAYEV Zh. S.
"Nuclear Interaction Regions According to Inelastic Collision Data,
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskay SSR, No 2, March-April 1972, pp
1-9
Abstract: Partly a review of the general research don,:-. so far on the structure
of the atomic nucleus, this paper also describes investigations into inelastic
pion-nuclean and nucleon-nucleon interactions for the P1117DOSe of obtairding 3,n-
formation regarding nuclear structure in the,region of the interactions. In
order to clarify the angular dis tributiow of nucleons in the : system af ter
collisions in pion-nucleon inelastic interactions, the 4tuthor gives the re-
sults of an analysis of the interaction of negative pionri with tnergies of
10 Gev with protons. A plot of this angular distritutioa Is shwv7n. Nucleons
which always reverse their direction are a1so discussed. This paper is only
the first part of the article whose title is &.fven above; in tile second part,
the author proposes to explain the dependence of the di-mic-ns ions of the inter-
action region on the energy and nature of the bombarding parti,~le-s.
IA,
49

Nuclear PhyiOcs
UDO 63)9.1.073/.074
BOOS, E. C., YOSIYENKO, A. M., SANIKO, L. A., j and
UMPRALIYEV, T. T. , institute of Nuclear Physics, ffitz"aft, 53R Academy of
Scienceso Alza-Ata
"Determination of the Rature of Charged Particles by Delta-Elcotrons in a
Hydrogen Bubble Chamber"
Pribory I Tekh Eksper; ?1o 4s 1971* pp 64-66
Abstracti The authors discuss the results of a new mothod of identifying
high-energy charged particles by using aelta-electrous. The delta-
electrons were regi3tered on secondary tracim of four-keam pp-interactions
In an 81-cm hydrogen bubble chamber witba primary Imp ,Pulse of 10 GeV/sec.
The effectiveness of the method is 4% of the total number of secondaxy
particles; In principle it m-kes it possible to dete2m Ixe the nature of the
particles in the region of impulses greater than 2 Gel/Sec where it is
practica.11y impossible to make identification by measuxing the ionization
losses. The authors support their firdings with equations and schematics.
Figure I depicts -the impulse s-pectrum for positivo particles arA delta-
electrons. Figure 2 d"cribes the d1stribution by the.squaxe of the mass
for negative and positive particles. Figure 3 shows the impulse spectrum

USSR
BOOS, E. G. et al. Pribory I Takh Eksper, Ito 4, 1971 pp 64-66
GeV/See
The article contains
of particles with an impulse greater than 2
3 figures and 3 bibliographic entries"*.
110

w" H
UDC 539.126
SANIKO, L. A., RUSIKINA, G. Ya., =ORDOVA, T. I., TAICIBAYEV,
S_ BOOS, E. G.
."Methods of Determining Background Noise"
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya AN Kazalffiskoy SSR Sea,iy_a Piz ik-o-flat enat i-
cheska7ya, Nov-Dee 7-1, pp 6-12
Abstract: An important problem. in the analysis of interactions
in hiEh-energy situation's is the-determination of background
noise-distributions of the effective masses of tile paVticles
involved. This paper discusses a method for computing noise
distributions, based on experimental data for the angles and im-
pulses of the narticles, and demonstrates the possibility of
determining the noise by various methods of particle combinations
and the formation of known nonresonance combinations. Also
examined"is the effect of small dip angles of tho particlos on
the form of the noise distribution, information which is essential
in the study of particle interactions in nucle2r thotoenulsions.
;Ei of the method, the .-,u'- iors used ran-
To investi ate all aonect
dom stars modeled a~ energy levels of 10 Gev and experimental
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7
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UDC: None
-UKBAYE.I[,__Zh._S., BOOS, E. G., SA111KO, L,A., MUKTIORLOVA, T.I
-MOSIYENKO, A. M., ZAYTSEV, K. G., and SHARAPOV, K. V.,:Institute
of High-Energy Physics, Kazakhstan Academy of Sciences
tudying Four-Beam pp-Interactions at pulses of 19.1 Gev/s
Yadernaya Fizika, vol 16, No 5, 1972, pp 974-982
Abstract: The purpose of the present parer is to study the general
dynamic characteristics of secondari :Mrticles fror, four-beam pro-
ton-proton interactionEr, such as pulse and angle distributions,
.Ninelasticity, and correlation between nucleons, at primary pulses
of 19.1 Gev/s. A comparison of the experimental and theoretical
results is also made. The difference between the approach taken
bythe experiments of this paper and that of earlier work in the
same direction is that the preeent paper takes into account infor-
mation regarding the nature of the charged particles obtained by
direct messurem nts of the ionization loss density. The experi-
ments involved observations in a two-meter waveguide of a bubble
chamber irradiated by protons with'& . Pulse of 19,1 + 0.1 Gev/s,
---in which 17,700 events were recorded and 11,000 int6raitions were

G
"AM Zh. S. BOGS E# at al
"Detex-nir-levion of Part-iil Cross Sections of Inelastic nD-Tnteractions during
a 10-Bev/sec Pulse"
Alma-Ata 1--vesti-ja fd~ademii Nalik Kazakhskoy SSR: Ser-~,ra
kaya; 'Tarch-A-pril., 1972; pp 20-4
ASWIrdiCT": The article describes a metbod of isolating: e*vants and 'vhe netlhoi
used to determine the nartial croas sections An pp-inttunnotio.,is duy-n.rq-, a pri-
nary proton pulse of 16 Bev/sec. Tdentificat,~Wn' of thl., event's was TuAtle "'I.th
rosprect to the n, agnit--wie of the deficiencies of the naii:3 M ant" the confifience
0
level of the obsernre, lryrotheais.
x
Wta on Tne nativo or secondary charged particle-, wor-a ttlken into account
during the isolation of events: by reaction chn.,inel. Traas; fions between r~,-ac-
tion channels wre taken into account in the d,.,. -erva a
'n tiDn of the cross section
of a reaction. This problem was, solved by the rz-Viod oP mathematical
i-Lons studied.
tion of the reaO
The article includes three tables, ti~o figurou. Thqtre are n--!n,-- 1,ibilio-
gmphic references,
66 :7~

UDC (-P1 -0]
39 - 50
and IBP,'.GIN91, SH. SH., Y-ambers of the Academy of Sciences
Kazakh 56"
SR. BA1YRBEK9V, G. A. and OKOLOVICH, V. N., Candidates of Physico-
Mathematical Sciences
"The Modernized INR-K Reactor and Its Contributicii to the National Economy
of Kazakhstan"
Alma-Ata, Vestnik Akadem&i Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, No 2 (322), 1972, pp* 115-26)
Abstract: The VVR-K nuclear research reactor was put in operation in 1967.
The modernization of the reactor core, control nyzteai, .tnd eafcty devices
resulted In:
1. Creation of 140-nA-diameter channel in the cenl;cr of tho core with a
neutron flux of 3XIO~111 neutron/cr?x nee.
2. Increnae of reactivity recerve tihich allows tq,~ats -to continue for
1-5-2 months without Oiutdowll.
The following retearch vork. has been, conducted:
1. DetcxTanation of neutron-physics cha dcteristics.
v
2. Research on radiation physics and chemistry. The effect of nuclear
radiation on properties of absorbents and catalysts wav investiLated.
1/2
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USSR'
TAIUMYEVY ZH. S., et al., Vest-nik Akavleinii Nauk KwuilkhsRo~y SSR, No 2 (32,12),
1M, pp 15-26
3- Nuclear physics research. Nuclear and gaima-mlsonant scattering with
short-life isotopes investigated.
4. Activation analysis and production. of isotopego.
The followinS research work is proposed for the future:
1. Effect of radiation on materials and processes. Radliation causes an
increase of strength of riany metals. Examples are given.
2. Use of radiation and radioactive isotoper, in the national economy of
Yazakhstan. About 90 isotopes used. in USSR are obtained by x-adiation in the
reactors. Radioactive method is the most sensitive fQ:(, detecting impurities
in materials.
-fuclear physics.
2/2

;U- 8 S UDC. 539-107.2
TAKIBAYE E. G., LUKIN, Ye. S.
I:ItYL_Zh. S., BOOS
,usefulness of the Maximm-i Pulse r4ethod ih Analyzinir-Double-
Particle Reactions"
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya, AN Kazalchskoy SSR Seriza Fiziko-l-latemati-
S~kaya, ITo 6, Nov-Dee 71, PP 53-57
Abstract: This brief communication is the continuation of an
Warlier article by the second of the 7authors named above, published
in the same journal (No 4, 1970, P 73), in which he dis-puted the
use of the.maxim= pulse method first pvoposed. by Brandt, et al
(Phys. Letters, Vol 12, 1964, P 57) 4 The current cm-mnu-nication
also quarrels with Brandt's assertion that this~method is even
more useful with reductions in the effective masses of bodies
and B or with an increase of energy~of the primary particle FOI
in the two-particle reaction POI, + POP, --r A + B. The authors
prove their point by computing these two factor.-i through the
kinematics of the two-particle reaction PP---tNl* + N+;*. They

TAKIBAYIEV, Zh. S, ot al, Izvestiya, AIII Fazr-drhsalcoy SSIR Seriya
Fiziko-MateplaticheskaN , No 6, 'Nov-Dee 71, Pp
conclude with the caveat that the method leads to the suu-oression
of a number of background combinations in (11,7() particle-sets but
recomaend its use for the analysis of PP interbctions when the
multiplicity of events is limited and the change in background
distribution for three-narticle sets is taken into account.

USSR UDC 539-171-017
GAYTINOV., A. SH.1 ZH.-.S., and CMNIKOV,,X. YA.
"Inelastic Coefficient of Pion-Nucleon Interactions"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Sauk SSSR, Serlya, Fizicheiskaya, Vol 35, No 10,
Oct 71, pp 2083-2087
-Abstract: Contrary to the case of proton-nucleon interaction in which the
inelastic coefficient (part of the energy used in strcmg interactions for the
formation of new particles) is found rela:tiVely easil,~) it is more difficult
to,diatermine in the case oT pion-nuclean interaction.;~Jminly because of the
in recognizing: &* primary pion among the. new' particles.
difficulty
With the non-symmtrical pion-nucleon collisions, inelastic coefficients
are different in different systems of co-ordinates. Determining the coefficieut
from one recoil nucleon, or from a "preserved" primary particle, is unreliable
it does not give the true picture of interaetion.
The purpose of the present work is to provide the clarification of this
problem in the light of the multiplicity and charge exchange by colliding
particles in a pion-proton interaction with an impulse of 10.2 gev/sec.
Distribution of the inelastic coefficient wa
s obtained an the 'oasis of
the total energy of the colliding particles; energy of nucleon and primary
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USSR
GAYTINOV A. SH., et al., Izvestiya Akadem.14 Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya,
Vol 35, NO 10, Oct 72, pr, 2083-208T
(leading) pion before and after interac'tion; energy, impulse, and angle of
recoil of the nucleon; masses of both nucleon and pion, Paxticles vith 30
percent or more of the energy of the pri=ary pion vere considered as "leading".
Utilization of such particles for further computations produced reasonable
results.
Particular cases examined were: number of generated particles was greater
than three; "leading" pion took more than 50% of the energy of a primary par-
ticle; comparative distribution of inelastic.ccefficient vith and without
charge exchange of the target proton, Final data are I)resented for events
with the observable "leading" pion, which events are further subdivided into
three groups: 1) "leading" pion is cArged; 2) "leading" pion is neutral;
3) all remaining events.
.Fractional energy carried avay byjL Oingle pion is presented graphically
as a function of-the number of',new particles, from vhie"h it follows that this
energy is independent of the nature of the.colliding particles and decreases
olightly vith an increase lu the number of nev pions.
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USSR UDC: None
TA~~T,,_Zh_ S. BOOS, E. G. , SAN KO, It A. MUKHORDOVA, T. I:.
MOSIYENK0, A. X., ZAYTSEV, K. G., and SHARAFOV, K. Vi, Institute
of High4nergy Physics, lazakhstan.Academy of Sciences
-'S'tudying Four-Beam pp-Interactions at pUlses of 19.1 GeV/811
-Moscow, YadernaYS Flzika, vol 16, No 5, 1972, pp 974-982
Abstract: The purpose of the present paper is to study the general
dynamic characteristics of secondary particles from. four-beam pro-
ton-proton interactions-, such as pullse and angle di-9tributions,
-inelasticity, and correlation between. nucleons, at primary pulses
of 19.1 Gev/s. A comparison of the experimental and theoretical
results is also made. The difference between the approach taken
by the experiments of this paper and:that of earlier i~ork in the
same direction is that the present paper takes into account infor-
mation regarding the nature of the charged particles obtained by
direct measuremnts of the ionization loss density. The experi-
ments involved observations in a two-meter waveguide of a bubble
chamber irradiated by protons vrith a nalse of 19.1 + 0.1 Gev/s,
in which 17,700 events were recorded and-11,000 intera'~tions were
1/2

USSR UDC: 17one
TAKIRAYEV, Zh.. S., et al, Y-adernaya fizika, vol 16, -Yo 5, 1972,
PP 974-982
selected for measurement. A table is given of various methods of
obtaining experimental data and the corresponding- results. Com-
parison of the theoretical and experi-mental results indicates that
the multiperipheral model on which the former is.based 8hows
closer agreement with the experimental distribution of inelastic
pp interaction depending on the number of secondary charged parti-
cles. The aut~or_s express their appreciation. to the Committee on
Track Chambers of CErdi, workers in the Laboratory of Li'lementary
Particles, the Division of Computer Techniques, and the PIathemati-
cal Phyp`cs Laboratory of the MIE[Inutituto of High-Energy. Physical of the
KAzakhatan Academy of Sciences, as well as the LVTA Labora:tory of the Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research.
2/2
56

TI-7'
USSR
TA PIOC
Zh. S. Is E. G. et al.
"Deteminat-Ion of Parti al Cross Sections of Inelastic pp-Literactions durin-
a 10--Bev/sec Palsel,
atem
Alna-Ata, Izvest-ya Akadlammd ,auh K diskoy SSR: Seriy, ziko-1-1. matiches-
kaya; 31arch-Ai. rill 1972; pp 20~4
p
ABSTRACT: The article describes amethod, of isolati4j evai~~ts and the, met")od
used to detexTune the mi-tip-1 crass section.,3 in yip-interaotio= thmingr a -ri-
mar7 proton pulse of 10 Bev/sec. Mentification of tlie #-,vevn~s was madi, iritlj
resnect to the marmitwic of tho deficiencielB of tho mass M' and the conSirk-noe
level. of the abserved X;~ hyr)othc~sis.
D,~ta Oil WW' laT.IAI'e 0"' ri(=Ildarj charg?ed parl 0 ro
tr,,',,,c!i:L int ac- unt
during the isolation of events by reaction channel. Tran.,,il;iono
tion chaimels were taken into account in the determination (if th,,~ cross section
of a reaction. This problem vao solved by tho irethod of
of the rimetiona i;tudied.
Tho article inclurks three tables, two fiGurrjl;. Mhere ,.re nftf~ biblio-
graphic references,

U SS R UDC6~-1-039-50
ZH,_L. and 1BRAGINDII., S11.S :embari~ of the Ai,ado_iTjy of Sciences
M.) V
zakh BSA, B I MOV) G. A. and OKOLOVICH, V. N., Candidi~tes of Physico-
Mathematical Sciences
"The Modernized 1PVT-1[ Reactor and Its Contributiqn to the National Econorly
of Kazakhstan"
Alm-Ata, Vestnik Akademii Nauh Kazakliskoy SSR, No 2 (322)) 1972, PP' 15--,6
Abstract- The VVR-K nuclear research reactor was put in ol)eration in 1967.
The modernization of the reactor core, control system, and safety devices
resulted in:
1. Creation of 140-ro-diameter abannel in the centcr of the core with a
neutroa flux of 3x10111 neutron/cr,?x sec.
-2. Increase of reactivity reserve which allows tests to continue for
1-5-2 months without shutdown.
The following research vork has been conducted:
1. DeterrAnation of neutron-physics characteristics.
2. Remearch on radiation physics anrl chemistry. Tbe effect of nuclear
radiation on properties of absorbents and catal'Ysts ire-s iweestipted.
1/2

'USSR
TAKIPAv.EV,, ZH. S., et a!., Vestnik A-kadeirii Natek Kaza:M-tskoy SSR, No 2 (322),
1972~ PP 15-26
Miclear physics research. Nuclear and C~avruw-reson(tnt scattering with
short-life isotopes iais investigated,
4. Activation analysis and production of lootopus.
The followin- research work is proposed for the future:
1. Effect of radiation on materials abd processes. r-z-Ldiation causes an
increase of strength of many metals. Examples are given,
2. Use of radiation and radioactive isotopes in the national economy of
Kazakhstan. Abo-Ut 90 isotopes used in USSR are obtained by radiation in tile
reactors. Radioactive method ia the most sensitive for detectiilg, impurities
in naterials.
Nuclear physics.
2/2*

43 F~
TJDC 539-107.2
TAKIBAYEV. Zh-. BOOS, E. G., LTICIN, Ye. S.
"Usefulness of the Maximum Pulse Method ih Analyz irL,- Double-
Particle Reactions"
U
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya, AN Kazolchskoy SSR Seriya-F-i-,,,i-lc-o-~.,a'cn,~ti-
cheska-Za, No 6, Nov-Dec 71, PP 53-57
Abstract: This brief comunication is the continuation of an.
earlie.r article by the second of-the ~authors named above, oublished
in the same journal Wo 4, 1970, P 73), in rihich he disputed the
of the maximum pulse method first proposed by Brandt, ot al
use: 11
(Phys. Letters, Vol 12, 196L, p 57). ~he current cornmunication
also quarrels with Brandt's assertion that this method is even
more useful with reductions in the effective massos of bodies A
and B or with an increase of energy.of the primary particle Fol
-particle reaction Po, + P A + B. The authors
in the two hese O~w
prove their point by computing o factors through the
-he two-particle reaction PP NJ-- + 112--'
kinematics of They
112
mWoul ~ in 1; in 'Pmzvma-~:mp~ ai_-U'REHUM M." sT
. W', "11]M11 lira h I W 0 i 6 H 10 fin, M., 14 f Wum, iv;.., m" WHI 1 10, aw
nli niii.I.Itz 1.16noW fl BMW

i
USS
TAKIBAYEEV, Zh. S. et al, Izvestiya, AN Yaz,:Ichskoy SSR Seriya
Piziko-Matematicheskaya, Nov-Dec 711 PP 53-57
conclude with the caveat that the method leads to the suppression
of a nizaber of background combinations in (Nif) particle sets but
recomaend its use for the analysis of PP interactions when the
Multiplicity of events is 1L-nited and:the change ;n background
distribution for three-particle sets is taken into account.
212
97

USSR UDC 539-171-017
I. YA.
GAMNOV, A. SH., and CHABMKOV
"Inelastic Coefficient of Pion-Nucleon Interactions"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 35, No 10,
Oct 71, pp 2083-2087
Abstract: Contrary to the case of proton-nucleon inter-actioa in which the
inelastic coefficient (part of the ener&y used.in strong interactions for the
formation of new particles) is found relatively easilyp it is more difficult
to determine in the case of pion-nucleon interaction, mainly because of the
difficulty in recognizing a primary pion among the new pArticles.
With the non-symmetrical pion-nucleon-collisions, i;~elast4c coefficients
are different in different systems of co-ordinates. Detorminiiag the coefficient
~from one recoil nucleon, or from a "preserved": primary particle, is unreliable
it does not give the true picture of titaraeti=4
The purpose of the present work is to provide the clarification of this
problem in the light of the multiplicity and charge exchange by coLliding
particles in a pion-proton interaction vith.an impulse of 10.2 gev/sec.
Distribution of~ the inelastic coefficient was obtair-jad on the basis of
the total energy of the colliding particles; energy of =.leon:and primary
-1/2

USSR
GAYTINOV, A. SH., et al., izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya,
V01 35, No 10, Oct 71, Pp 2083-20ST
(leading) pion before and after interaction; energy, impulse, and angle of
recoil of the nucleon; masses of both nucleon and pion. Particles with 30
percent or more of the energy of the primary pion werre considered as "leading".
Utilization of such particles for further computations produced reasonable
results.
Particular cases examined were: number of generated particles was greater
than three; "leading" pion took more than 50% of the energy of a primary par-
ticla; comparative distribution of inelastic~.coeffizient irith and without
charge exchange of the target proton. Final data an prediente4 for events
with the observable "leading" pion, which events are further subdivided into
three groups: 1) "leading" pion is charged; 2) "leading" pion is neutral;
3) all remaining events.
Fractional energy carried away by a single pion is presexytj)d graphically
as a function of the nurnter of new particles, from which It follows that this
energy is independent of the nature of the colliding ImLrtldles and decreases
slightly with an increase in the number of new pions.
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IUSSR UDC: 539-171-017
ZH. S
BABAYEV, M. K., YKWE.WO, YU. A., UXIN, YU. T., and T
Oway Ai-01
Institute of High-Energy Physics, Academy of Sciences KazahkASS&V
"Concerning Angular Distribution Asymmetry of Secondary Particles in the
Center-of-Yass System and Azimuthal Plane With Energies of Several Hundred Gev"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheslmya, Vol 35, No 10,
Oct 71, PP 2036-2039
Abstract: Asymmetry in the center-of-mas.s system of acosmic-ray shower of
charged particles is usually measured by comparing the number of secondary
particles moving J..n the forward direction to the number of secondary particles
moving in the reverse direction along the collision &x1s, This measurement
(alpha) my be augmented by considering-tvo new analogous measurements (beta
and gamma) that may be taken along the mutually perpendicular axis in the
azimuthal plane perpendicular to the collision axis. Several measurements,
comparing alpha and beta, were made of a variety of emissions, The results
-show that beta is sufficiently sensitive in 25 to 50 percent of the caseas to
provida an indication of aay=etry in emissions based on -the single-fire-ball
modal. Beta meaRurements have thrj additional advanteqii of verifying tile
direction of the fireball-primary-particle collialon socis.

USSR
GORYACHIKH, A. A. , TA~fw,~IBAIYW TOVA, N. S., ani SHALAGBA, Ye. V.,
Kazakh State UniversT y
'Angular Distribution of Star Tracks Formed by N-Mesons Having an Energy of
60 GeV on Heavy Nuclei of a Photoeinulsion"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 13, No 6, Jan 71, pp 126?-12-69
Abstract: The authors sturdy the angular distributions of thin, gray, and
black tracks in spallationi formcd by Ag ani Br TI-mesona having an energy of
60 GeV. The distributions obtained are compa-rei with the anmular distributions
of star tracks forry:ca by protons having anenergy of 2-26 ana 19.5 GeV. The
investigation irvolvC-d 170 st--irs formied by the interaction with heavy nucle-i
of an ion photo emuls ion ha-vi-n- an energy of 60 GeV. Willh the aid of schemtics
the authors depict t-he an-,,u-Ir di5tribation of the thin and gray tracks of
these spallationr,. They find that the angular characteristics of the gray
tracks are indeuendent of energy and na- ture of the primary p3xticle. The re-
search is supported by equaLions as well as the tables and fig~ures. The
article contains two tables, two figuresi and a bibliography of two titles.

USSR UDO M39-1-0731.074
SAMO, L. A. BAYEV BOW E .G. VOLKOVA 0. 1., 1110SIYENKO,
A# Hot ZAYTSEV* ALV, T. T. # -and XHOLYOVSKAYAg. A. V.,
Institute of Nuclear Physicsj FAz4kh SSR Academy of Sclancesp Alma-Ata
"Identification of Secondaxy Particles From the Ionization Losses in a
Hydrogen Bubble Chamber"
Pribory i Tekh Ekspert No 4, 1971, pp 67-69
Abstracts The authors give the results of identifying secondary charged
particles forming in the interactions of protons at an empulse of W
GeV/see In an 81-cm hyd:rogen bubble chamber. They show that by using the
method of average length of discontinuities they can determine the nature of
3439 of all -positive particles in a certain range. Graphs axe used to illus-
trate the authors' re:iults. Figure I shows the reletive error in density as
a function of track length. Figure 2 shows the Ionization curves computed
for varioas types of particles. Figure 3 shows the distribution of data
points relative to the ionization curves for positivo andmegative particles.
Awlysis,of the authorsO resulto shows that the methbd described her-,,In will
allow identification of 90% of all the particles measlured, The article
contains 3 figures and 4 bibliographic entriesi

USSR
AYEV ZH. S. Academician, Academy of Sciences Kazakh SSR
"Beam of Fast Neutral Atoms"
Alm a-AU, Vestnik Akademli Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, No 5s WRY no PP 41-42
Abstracts It is a rather difficult task to obtain neutral particles or
atoms with an energy in the range of MeV or higher. As far as the author
knows# thiz has never been done. Howevert the autbordiscusses the theore-
tical for use beams of energetci atoms.- One example would'be the use of
fast deuterium atoms to obtain or intensify controlled thermonuclear reac-
t1ons; thus, with sufficiently intense neutral partI.Cle their use in
plasma physics is obvious. A second example would 1x1j the useof a beam of
fast neutral atoms to study various properties of anti-atomm, rainly of
light elementsi for examplel anti-hydrogen and anti-hellum. In this article
the author suggests one method for obtaining fast neutral atoms and anti-
atoms that is xorthy of attention. Through this described process the
author concludes that it is possible to.construct ap9cialstorage rings
for the purpose of increasing the joint 11fetim.- of,.positive ione s(anti-
and electrons (positxons) in a.s'ingle beiua. 'The article contains
I figure and 2 bibliographic entries.~-l