SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DITMAN, A. O. - DMITRIYEV, A. S.

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313 .019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE SS ING DATE--230CT70
:C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121084
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--SUCH COPIES PRESERVE THE "ELECTRICAL MEMORY" EVEN AFTER
~11-~~.THEY ARE DETACHED FROM THE SURFACES OF CRYSTALS AND CAN HENCE BE USED A.S.
-ACTIVE SUBSTRATES FOP VARIOUS HETEROGENEOUS PROCESSES, IN PARTICULAR,
FOR EPITAXY. FACILITY: 'INSTITUTE OF,CRYSTALLOGRAP-HYI, ACADEMY OF
:SCIENCES OF THE U.S.S.R.i moscow.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
DI=~,_A._O.,-G_RAZHDANOV, I. M., FILATOV, S. M., MAKSIMOV, N. A., DIANOV,
and DIIUTRIYEVMaY, I. V.
*Device for Simulating the Aerodynamic Characteristics of Aircraft"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 378885, (a. G o6g 7/44, filed 15 Jun 71, pub-
11shed. 18 Apr 73 (from Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy,
Tova:rnyye Znaki, No 19, 1973, P 132)
Abstraett The device contains a magnetic cabin, a full-scale research model,
a system of conductors to simulate a stationary vortex sheet, a power supply
unit, commutators, a zero indicator,and.groups, of sensors. The distinctive
feature is that, to expand the class of problems that,can be solved, it con-
tains a system of U-shaped conductors mounted in the magnetic cabin in the
plane of the system of stationary vortex sheet-simulating conductors, a
cixculation monitor connected to the system of vortex sheet-simulating con-
coders, and a computing unit connected to the data unit. The full-
scale research model is mounted in the maunetic cabin and is connected to the
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USSR
DITMAN A. 0., et al., USSR Authors' Certificate No 378885
system of stationary vortex sheet-simulating conductors. The first group of
sensors mounted on the exit edge of the full-scale model is connected through
the first commutator to the zero indicator; the second group,through the sec-
ond commutator to the input of the first coder, whose~output is connected to
the first input of the computing.unit, the second input of which has connected
to it the output of the second coder, which is connected through the third
commutator to the output of the circulation monitor.
2/2

USSR- UDC 681.333
DITKV, A. 0., and DIANOV, G. P.
"A Device for Simulating Flow Around Flat Blade Assemblies With an Infinite
Number of Foils"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309377, Division C, filed 21 Oct 69,
published 9 Jul 71, p 193
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a.device for simulating
flow Around flat blade assemblies with:an infinite number of foils. The
device contains a model of the field to~be.studied made from an electrically
conductive material into which the streamline-foil is cut. The device also
includes toroidal transformers and resistors. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the research time is cut down and the device is simplified by
connecting the edges of the model of the periodic region of the field of
flow being studied by appropriate wiringin an electrically closed circuit
which passes through the toroidal transformer, while the region which simu-
lates the streamline foil is cut in the form of two parts along the edges of
the periodic region of the flow field being studied. Appropriate points of

USSR
DITMAN, A. 0., and DIANOV, G. P., Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye
obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, No 22, Aug 71,,Author's Certificate No 309377,
Division G, filed 21 Oct 69, published 9 Jul 71, p 193
the cross section of the foil are interconnected by wiring into the electric
circuit which passes through the toroidal transformer, creating a longitudinal
circulating electric field in the conducting medium.-
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j?-I'k-.~ 571,131
~'] N0-Ict"%LvI:
ABSTRACTS OF REPORTS PRESENTED AT THE FIRST P'Ni-L-LINION'
CONFERUICE ON (IEFAL-DIELECTRIC PN-~SE TRANSIMn-NS
A I
Erc:c-,pt., -rom Russlan-la~gujvv book: Sbernik Kr3t~.~Ikh
Na I V.':c"OvuznuykI Y 0 11 -' 01LLt,
'.,'~-u
-a. L.11 1 - M e- It nik , I V I i , Acatic ny Ot Z~c;c-xe-- US.1,k,
istry of 1110icrancl secondary spttcialized Education UiSR, 4:1--
moskovr,;ogc Univz!rsircta, moscow, pp 8-10, 10-12,
CONTENTS PAGE
?Ietal-Dt0u(~trIc mia-se rransition3 ci Mb Alloys in Stronj Magnetic
Fields,
(N.B. Brandt, A. S-Astova) ...... ....... ................
I.M. Lib;4itx' ~jctal-Dielectric Phase Transitions in.
Under the Influence of ?-.~Ssure
(N.D. Brandt, ct al. ) ................... 3
On Instabilitv of Tw-Zonc Hadcl of Metal RLIatIve to Annihilation
Scattering
(m, Chan Kat, Vu V. kopaywv) ......................
Light Absorption in V'O
(G. 0. An 4ria;ov, et al.) .................................... 7
(I - USSR - 1)

J-RRS 5-74-i'l
METAL-DIELECTRIC PHASE TWISITIONS OF RiSb ALWYS IN SrK-SC M.4,CNETIC FIEWS
[ArtIcIv by N. B. Brandt, Ye. A. Svistovi, Moscow State University, PhvSICS
I CTT
Department, 711=
Presented in this paper are the results of a studN of the ~agnctic
resistance of Specimens wiLh bmall controlled overlappinp ot zone, ;~X"I
controlled energy sHt, i.e. , of metallic and ZcMicanduct-ar n1luYt L-
bismuth and antimony in which the antimony concttntratirms -.;ary up to
ill PU13cd mAgnetic fields tip to 700 ke in the 2-77*K te--~-ra,-ure railge,
the purpose of which was to discover effects -elated to r=litativc Chinrcs
in the anergy.spectr= of the specimens in the,ultraquartun reglon.of
magnetic fields.
~Quanti:ativn of carrier cn e-
and the spin di-st"'Jution, af,the
energy levels in V 0 magnetic fie
lead to Jllsplace=nt of zhe bzL-nd
of the energy zonos, (Fi gure
7
In the ultraquantur.- region
the displacement o~ tone 1-cunearics
(4) rea&es a =a.-altuar Qonpara"Ie
to or greater than the Ftrtzi energ:.-
Figure 1. in the zones of the ectals or the
energy slit in stmiccriducters. ii,:re
electron transitions may occur, depending on the ratio of %he spin. and
orbital masses of the carriers.

concentration of current carriers
increase. When If > It..; the character
of displacement of -one bovndaric!.
Chanves qualiLatively: Thi, vXtrCimm;
Tcontinues to desccn'd, btit
the extremum 1.Sbegins to rise.
Cunsc(;ucntly overlapping of "ones
d T vanishes when It - Ilk' and
LSan
art energy slit is formed when
It
> 11.1. whereupon the metal becomes
Figure S. it semiconductor.
ili~ exponential increase of magnetic resistance for It I It
appearance cf semiconductor dopendencc of c1cctricul resistance on
0 tonpezatum when It > H I. dependence of field V~. on the contioq1tion of the
k
agnitude of zone overlapping when 11 - 0) indicate that zone ov r-
s alloy (n
lapping in the ernergy spoctrum vanishes in field ll,~ and an cnt---&v sli t
ap pears when H > Itk. Th,en metallic BiSb alloys go into oe so-.ijconductor
state.
Alro observed in the work is the transiticn of it somicandactor into
the slitless state. This typo of transition is a consequence of convcrgcrcC
and subsequent divergenrc of the L S and L. extroma, located at the same
point of the phase spsce. If the substance is a semiconductor when 11 - 0,
then he6auso of convergence of the extreca t~e scraconductdr. pe3 into a
unique slitless state, characterized by an --not=lously srAll energy slit
between 'the zones and by increased conductivity.
-forent
More complex transitions, related to the motion of several dif
extrema, worc also 03orved In the work.
1. M. LIFSIIITS' M~MAL-DIELC M.!C FILM TMNSITIO45 IN Bi I-x Sb.., ALLOYS UNDER
7
INFI.Ur
111 ~NCI: Or PRESSLIRE
Ko,r v
[Article by N!. 8. ~Bnnjt, 131. I'll K!f,
S. I$, Chudino~, V. A. Y -'LYniversity, Physles E)eptirt-
astruticiva, oscow State
1. The -;ccond and fifth order phase transitions predicted by
cc 1. M. Lifs hits, which occur in RL 1-x 'bx alloys under the influcticL of
pressure, are analyzed. The Shulinik oscillations of longitudinal and
transverse magnetic resistances in fields 0 < H 4 70 Lc and the gRIV0RD-
magnetic tensor com2onent (for the case w-, ec 1) in the I bar -c it < :0 kbar
a prcSBure ranpe at hellium temperatures were measured in ainnoeryTtalline,
specimens of Bi I-ASbx alloys.
-3-

Molecular'Biology
USSR UDC 576-851-47-095-38:576-858-9
PAL"P.-MVA, N. if., DME, _S.Ya., and IL'YASHENKO, B. N., Institute of
Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni Gamaleya, Academy of Yledical Sciences
USSR, ~Ioscow
"Reproduction of Infectious DNA from E. col-i Phage in Proteus Cells"
-Moscow, Zhurnal Wkrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immundbiologii, 'No 4, 1973;
Pp 35-4o
Abstract: Studies were conducted to determine the optiraum conditions for the
infection of 2 strains of Proteus vulgaris.(401 and 3137) with the circular
= (1-7 x job I&I) isolated from E. coli phaga 107. DNA was isolated from ca.
1013 viral particles per 1 ml., and diluted with 0.05 Mtris buffer, PH 7.8.
The DNA preparation was mixed with.a proteus culture, grown in peptone broth
(Spofa, Czechoslovakia), and 0.2 ml samples were immediately frozen in a Mix-
0
ture of dry ice and alcohol at -700, and.then thawed inLa water bath at 37 -
After an additional 10 min incubation period, the.bacteria were diluted with
1%.peptone and the viral titer was,determined by plaque assay on B. coli C.
Optimal conditions conoisted of a cell concentration of:1-2 x 10 101m1, and
0.062-1 14glml of DNA, pit 6.0-8.0, and. Spofa peptone. Under these conditions
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LtSSR
PANTSKMA., N. N.., et al., Zhurral Mikrobioiogii, Epidemiologii i Imunobiologii,
No 4, 1973, PP 35-40
x lo5 infectious centers were formed per~l,/_Ig of
1-4 .phage 107 DI, The frac-
tion of proteus cells that were transfected constituted l/lo5th of the total
number of proteus cells. The low efficiency of infectivity was apparently due
to the.low number of proteus cells able to take up the DNA. The freezing and
thawing method has been found to be the only one al-lowing proteus transfection
with E. coli phage 107 DNA. All previous studies had consisted of attempts at
infecting proteus spheroplasts with phagge 1P7 DIIA. Proteus cells in the lag,
logy~rithmic, and stationar-j phases of growth were equa.Uy well infected.
2/2
25

USSR 6DC 621.-M621.-.62
BYALED'D INOV, M.F., KH CRUMM IN, YU.P PZMLLE"All.
"Semiconductor Thermoelectric Conditioners And Coolers"
Kholodilln. tekhn. I tekhnol. Reap. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. eb. (Refrigeration
Technology And. Production Processes. Republic ~ Interdepartmental Scientiric-Technical
-.Collection), 1970,~No 9, pp.6-8.(from RZh -Elektronika I yeye,primeneniye, No 11,
~Noyember 1970, Abstract 11B173)
Translationt A description is given of conditioners and coolers, the operation
4 of which is based on the use of the.Peltier thermoelectric effect. A number of
now developments are described which were produced during the last 2-5 years at
SKBPP [expansion uncertain. SKB probably Spetsiullnoye: konstruktorskoye byuro,
Speclal~Deaign Office. PP may = Piahche~ yu pro ohlenno'st', I.e. Food
a MY
Industry]. An analysis is conducted.of the practical oppration of conditioners
use in 196'1-1964. The problemlie.discuseed.of determining the quanti-
tative indices of the~reliability, both of.ccinditionera:;Ion the whole, and of
thermopiles, Liquid coolants arediscussed, with water hest:removal from hot
Junctions, and-their technical characteristicssre, listedi Summary.

USSR, UDC 517.925.66
t ni 1. 1. 14 i
D_IVAKOV -A. YA., Odessa State Univer,s,-,*y ize
"On Nonoscillating Solutions of Linear Tlhird-Order~Differential Equations"
Minsk, Differentsial Inyye Uravneniya, Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug 70, 150EI-1509
_P
Abstract: Theorems concerning the oscillation of solutions oF a thlird-order
''differential equation
d W/dz3 + f(z)w 0
in-the complex plane are presented. The [fill method and,an iirftegral Preen's
transformation are applied. Sufficiency conditions are given for the existence
-of nonoscillating solutions in the complex region,and their asymptotic proper-
ties are studied. A method -is given for determining nonbscillating solutions
withthe aid of continued fractions for real.values of Z:~"_ X> 0.

USSR UDO 621.A85.21
Y.
IlProperties Cf Rectification In Microwave Triodes"
Elektron. te~hniku. Nauchno-tekhn. eb. Elektron. SVCh (El6ctromic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Microwave Electronics), 1970, No 8, pp 62-70
.(f rom RZh-:
Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 12, December 1970, Abstract No 12A150)
Transiationi A computation is presented of, the.~rectifier. current of microwave triodeq,
taking into account the initial velocities of the.electrons and the ielsnd effect.
1t -is ahown that in certuin regimes the -rectifier current:ican be negative. The ex-
perimontal results Eire precented of an investigation ofrectification in a mic
rowave
triode.The power-tranamincion coeff icient is obtained f or; more units in the range
of input powers from microwatts. to 100.magawatte 1 ref.:~um ry.

USSR C 62l.z8-,.3.3l
UD
DIVAKOVA, Ye. K.
floomputation For Anode Current Of Microwave.Triode, Taking Into Account The Init- is 1
Velocities Of The Electrons And The-Island-;Effectl
'Elektr6n. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. ab. Elektron. SVOh (Electronics Tachnolog
_y.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Microwave Electronics), :1970, No 6, pp 78-85 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primeneniye,:No 10,: October,1970,' Abstract No 10AI35)
Transiation: Expressions are obtained for the anode current in a plane-parallel
triode with.the initial velocities of the electrons and:the island effect taken into
-account. A computation is performed for the anode and anode-grid characteristics of
a microwave triode with Bw 11 Interelectrode apacev._Thi role is evaluated of ver-
ioue factore-(initial velocities and. island-effect) which influence the charsoteris-
tics of-the triods. Summury.
280

USSR UDC: 547.963.3
IBRAGMOV, A. P. and DIVAVIN, 1. A., Institute of Biochemistry of the Uzbek SSR
Academy of Sciences
"Pyrimidine Oligonucleotides of DNA of Cotton Sprouts,in Normal State and When
Grown From Irradiated Seeds
Tashkent, Khimiya Prirodnykh Soyedi-neniy, No 3, 1970,,PP 384-386
Abstract: DNA was isolated from seven-day cotton sprouts, usin
966otton variet'es
108-F and its radio-mutant prepared by gamma-irradiation with Co (budding phase)
at a dose of 2 ki-lorads. Base compositions of radio-mutant and irradiated samples
compared with control were as follows (guanine-cytosine pairs~ mole %): variety
108-F -- 45.0, radio-mutant -- 469.9, after irradiation vith 25 kilorads -- 48.8.
Separation of nucleotides by polymericity showed that neither the radio-mutant nor
the irradiated samples substantially differed from control. Thyminecytosine ratio
varied from 1.54 in control to 1.50 in radio-mutant and 1.h2 after 25 kilorad ir-
radiation of Beeds. Thus, variations in composition and sequence of pyrimidines
occurs mainly due to reduction in thymine content, evidently linked with its
radiation-chemical breakdown.
MEN 11 W

USSR UDC 519.24
DIVEYEV, R. Kh.
"Sufficient Divisions"
Uch. Zap, Kazan., Un-t. [Scientific Writings, of 'Kazan' University], Vol. 130, No.
3.9,1970, pp 51-53 (Translated from Referati nyy,'Zhurnal KI
v ibernetika, No. 4,
April-1971, Abstract No. 4 V117 by A. Kagan).
'Translation: Suppose in the space (X,S) a setof probability measures Pe is
'defirted, depending on parameter.6 11 and'absolutely continuous with respect to
acertain measure ji, 00/dp=P(x~ e). , The minimum sufficient division is defined
-.as follows: "Let us study in X the relationship R:
Independen t of 0 p. v.
R (x, ~e) sn e)
We will state that set {POI permits the minimum sufficient division NSD),if R
is.the relationship of equivalence. Equivalence of division X defined by this
relationship is the MSD~. Any subdivision of the MSD is a sufficient division.
-In,theorem 1, measurability - of division ~ (taken as measurability of each element
of this division) can be proven with one of the following conditions: 1) IQ is
denumerable, 2) P(x;e)=~ ci(O)xp(x,Oi), Oi~h*..,
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USSR UDC ~519.24
DIVEYEV, R. Kh., Uch. Zap. Kazan. Un-t., Vol. 130, No. 3, 1970, pp 51-53.
Theorem 2. In order for division c to be a sufficient division, it is necessary
that there exist a.division
=g (x, 0) b (x),
P
Such that C with every 6 is a subdivision of division ~a, generated by function
g(x).! 0). If p(x,O)>O, this condition is also!sufficient.
Theorem 3 formulates the criterion of sd~ in'terms of conditional probabilities
relative -to the a-algebra generated by division
Abstractor's note. 1) The abstractor does not understand the meaning of pv
in definition (1). 2) The definition of the msd is related to whether R is the
relationship of equivalence or not. At the same time, foT a set of divisions
absolutely continuous according to a certain-measure, there is always a minimum
.sufficient statistics, the division generated by:which must naturall, be consider-
ed.an.msd. 3) The generally accepted definition of measurability of a division
:Ln the theory of measures differs significantly from that used in this work;
the latter seems to me to be unsuitable for,any purpose.
4) Proof of necessity
based on Theorem 2, is found on the assumption of the existence of msdC.
2/2

'USSR UDC: 533.6.011
Yu.
"A Problem in Dete-Mining +he Form of an ODtimai Body of Least
Resistance"
-~-he loscow Aviation
Tr. 1"osk. aviats. in-ta (2ransactions of U
stitut 4, _10 I
e) 1970, 1,o. 205, pp (from R'*`h 7.elrhani_,.~a, No. 2, 2eb
71, Abstract No. 2B322)
Translatlon: T"he transverse cross-section contour of the body con-
sists of-two circular arcs with tho.specifted angles 91 and 12, and
a third arc smoothly inteCrated writh them. The two paraineter;D:- de-
the transverse cross-pection contour are found Crom the
termining
solution of the Droblem regarding the.form of -the body ~-.rith --ini-
mum wave resistanco for a given length, volume, and lifting, force.
The pressure on -ktlie surface of the body is co~i-.puted -from Nei-,rtonls
law, and the problem is solved with an electronic computer on IV-lle
basis of the Pontryagin maximtuii principle. G. I. 14ay'r.-par

TJ S LqR UDC 621-378-9:621.,95.623
VAKIMMIKO, A. -M. , __RT_V_I KIY I M. KOVALMNSKIY, D. V., SMIRNOV, N. V.
"The TO-2 Optical Telephone"
Moscow, Kvantoval a Elek'Uronih-a-, Sbornik Statey, 110 4, "Sovetskoye Radio",
pn, 134-136
Abstract: The paper describes the TO-2 telephone systen based on a gal-
lium. arsenide semiconductor laser of the injection type. The systeiT.1 has
a line-of-sight range of about 5 1W., -whic h can be increased by separating
the transmitting and receiving channels, thus eliminating the beam splitter
used in the cminon-channel transceiver vilAch introduces a povyer loss of'
about 75 percent. The system is designed for simultaneous two-way com-
munication. A working model of the TO-2 system -vas:. put on display in the
"Physics" pavillion. of the Fxhibition of Achievements of the Illational
-7 ' - ser ban a tbret~hold current of '40-50
Econol, .111 1970. The Lransmitting la
WOPU) and (.Tflts on u wavelengWi of the: order of 0.9,,mierort~ Power ron-
sumption is no more than 3.5 W at a supply voltage of 9 V. Two figures,
bibliography of three titles-

uDc
CAR131AC ELECTRTC ACTIVITY ACCQITA?fMG D=z.FM1 DEM-0.1 IM: -0
DEMPR= V
'r -THE DOM
TIM L(A U FUUY OF
fArticle by y. o. n and L. TA. VXlp-1; Mo~cow, Xosmicheskn BJLIogi
_yaL2A4L _Y" Ye,
I Meditsinal Russian, Vol. 6-, No -2, 1972, Pp 3,1-43, Submitted for
Vu-blication 18 J&nvary 13711
Abs tract A study was made of cikrdiac electric activity
iA% applications or negative prestsure Of -140 ax~_ -80 mm trS to
the lower haaf of, the body, The ?,x w_i=tlons rerealed a.sig-
n!Ti.c D-nt 'increase in the Mert rate,, an increru;e in the 11
amplitude, and a de6rea:nc In the T w-plitude, wa well as dia-
placement of the heart electric axis toward the rvrticml,
related to the degree of dccompression. Durlr,6 th* first
minutes of expo4ure changra in the R atd T voltzSe and the
electric position, of the heart developed simultaneousay but
later. Occurred independently: the R variations vere mcat
distinct, T changes were least pronounced. These thmagea
seemed to be as.-ociated not only with an impeded venous re-
turn to the heart and itr reduced blood filling, but alAo
with a red1stributivn of the specific weight, of' ccm-,vnents QT
the specific weight of' corponent. of the cardiac autcn~xrdc
Innervation, the sympathetic innervation being predo~dnwm.
The collected dat%. rw;pcit that lower body negat've prevaure
If: an adequate model sirvilating the eff"t of longituainia
cardiac electric activity.
Decompression of the lower half of the body, causing cluxgra In func-
tioning of mwW body systems and especially the cardiovascular oyste..1, are
regirded as a method for "strencing" of the latter (Brown, at al., ~hirray,
at al., and others), simulating the hemadynainic effects of lonaltudinal.
accelerations and an orthostatio test. Decompression cLn coriaidernb4 de-
crease blood return to the heart and thereby changes ln~rncardlac he-mtdy-
namica (Mtter, at al.).
6o -

USSR UDC 621.394.1
3229MBERV- a. P.
uHigh-Frequency Data Transmission On 14anioipal Telephone Netwoeks"
Elaktroavyazi, No 6, June 1972, pp 48-50
Abstrec': The paper describes a me-hod of organization of a direct (non-
n between two subscribers at a short
com-mutated) channsl for data transmissio,
distance. It is proponod to multiplex the existing nubacriborta physical lines
after organizing another channel for them for data trIanmission in addition to
the speech channel in the audio-frequency range. Sow peculiarities of the
spectrum selected, and level diagrame are preaanted.i A scheme is presented by
which it is possible to accomplish "rush" and "Yuper-rush"~exchangea of infor-
mation between computing centers (comminication switching centers) and their
subscribers. The factors are discussed which assure transfer of information by
the schem without nutual interference between the channela of data tran6--ission
and off telephony. Also shown i3:.(1) A scheme for transmission of nignale during
an eynhangs of information between a subsGriber!B station and a computing center
with the use of two subacriberiB lines 4.3-km long; and.(2) A block diagr~_m of a
high-froquency data tranomlanion unit donignad for a eemiduplex exchange of in-
formation In the 8.5--11.5 kliz range with 9-accassive input and output of infor-
tion at a speed from 50 to 2400 baud. 4 fig. 2 ref. Received, 27 JulY 1971-

~7 7-
USSR
KARACMTSEVA, N. Ya., and YASHIN, V. M.
"Data Transmission in Computer Center Nets" (book)
Minsk, "Nauk-a i Tekhnika!' Publishing House, 1971, 17.7 pp
TRANSLATION OF TABLE 5 (p 150);
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DIVNOGORTSEV, G. P., et al., "Nauka i. Tekhnika" Publishing Hous e, 1971, 177 Dp

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"Ino-326" (Enaland) 84

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56
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NBoule-General Electric 105" 7
(France) 5 2.0
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2/2
118

5 UINCLASSTFJED-~~: ,:PROCESSING 0ArE--G20-T70
TITLE--EXT~t.CTIGN OF ARLI.- S BY ACETATES OF P.'ITR-.] ALr0'irJLS
MATIC HYDROCARBON
-U-
AUTHGP-(v4)-DIYAil~W, I.N., K0ZL,JV, L. ~-i. 3UREYE-VA t~.R, SHCHEGLOV L. V.
C OUNT RY. CF INFO--U.SSR
SORCE-~HIt'. TFKH-NC-L. T MA S E L1970, 15(3) 12-14
I P L
OATE PUF.L ISHEO-----70
~SUBJECT AMEAS-CHEMISTRY
TUPIC rfA;S--ACFTATE,- ORGAN'IC INITRO COMPOUND, HYDROCARBON EXTRACTInN,
AROMATIC HYDROCiVWON, ~)CTANE, TOLUENE, NONANE, SOLVENIT ACTIJN
C0NTq0L MAKKING-11f) RFSTRICTIONS
00CU-MENT CLASS`J~ICLASSIF IED
STE P 0065/70 /3 15 /001/0.) 121 ".0 14
'.:~:PROXY. PI-FLIFRAME-1992/1515
CPC ALCII:'';SICIN I-,;0--AP01I2509
UNCLASSIFIED

7- :77=77777;.7:' -;%'77:.' --------
F, E D
UNCLASSI 'T* PROCESSINI_, DATE-02OCT70
ACCESSION NO-AP0112509
ARSTRACTI~XTRACT--(U) GP-41- ABSTRACT KETATES OF 'NITRU AL~S- -iAr) A HICH
LisSnLVl%G CAPACITY AND GOOD SELECTIVITY FOR ARON14TIC HYDRDCARBONS, 3UT
EXTN. OF THE HYDROCARBONS-DECREASED WITH AN ANCREASE 114 THEIR MIrit.
THE
4T. THE MOL. WT. OF THE PARAFF111C HYDROCAR~IONS fN THE MNT. HAD THE
GREATEST EFFECT ON THE AROMAT IC HYOROCAKSON. CONCN. IN THE . EXT. I HM S
THE' bYTN. OF. ISGOCTANETOLUENE (1) AND N13NANE (11:1-1 MXTS. WITH 3 SU32
~7 NCH -SUib? C1414EUAC GAVE EXTS. CONTI"- 60.2~ AND 83.ZPERCENT I , THE SEPA4.
1. ~- I L. 17
~UjEFF. BEING 76.5 AND 61.1 VOL.*PERCENTT RESP. iliq THE CASE JF 1 1-1 AND
1-l"O-MENEA 11 1) MIXTS. , THE EXTS. CONTAINED 83-2PERCENT I AND
82.21PERCENT 111, THE SEP.M. COEFFS. B.E:ING 61.1 AND 60.4 VOL. PERCENT,
JLVING CAPACITY, THE ACETATES WERE
RESP. OUE TO THEIR EXCESSIVE OISS.j
AS COMPONENTS OF
.RECONMENUED~IONLY SELECTIVE SOLVENTS. WATER DECREASED
THE STABILITY OF THE-,ACETATES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 666.763.46.001.4
BRON7 V. A., KUKURUZOV, A QTYFqPFRnVA M_ T., and STEPANOVA,
'I. A., FAstern :Institute. efractorie's
"Magnesite-Chromite Products of High Purity.Magnesite and Chromite"
Ogneupory No. 2, 1971, pp 32-37
Abstract: The manufacturing technology, properties and microstructural
peculiarities are studied for:products manufactured of magnesite and
with low contents of impurity oxides.,, The Products have high
refractory properties: the temperature. at which deformation begins under
load is,17000C and higher, the bending strength at 13000C is 2.5-3 times
~higher, and the deformation rate durin 3:times lower than
g creep tests
ordinary periclase-spinellide products. The products~.have good heat
resistance, particularly if a small quantity of granular chromite is
0 -is formed.between the crystals
introduced to the charge. A direct b nd
of periclase --periclase --,spinellid6...in:the,products. The presence
of.twoforms of direct bonding is established.

,'USSR
DIYONISIYADI, L. N.
"Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Tubes of High-Strength Steels"
4-ya Vses. Konf. po Probl. Ustoychivosti v Stroyit. Mekh., Tezisy Dokl.
[rourth All-Union Conference.on Problems of Stability in Structural Me-
chanics, Theses of Reports -- Collection of Works] jNloscow, 1972, p 219,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mckhanika, No 10, 1972, Abstract
No 10 V378).
Translation- The deformed state is studied and the stability is tested
of noncentrally compressed and extended circular cro5s-section Tods.
The studies are performed on specimens of electrically welded pipe
d = 163 mm with wall thickness 6 = 5 mm of high-strength heat-treated
steel i6th articulated boundary conditions with flexibility X = 40-80
and relative eccentricity m = 0.5-1.0. Results of calculation of the
specimens tested beyond the elasticity limit are presented. In the
first case, the form of the bent axis of the rod was~fixed by a sine
wave, in a second version calculation was performed.considering the
~true form of the bent axis. A comparative.analysis of experimental
and theoretical data is presented,
1/1

-Usq
LINKRARD, J. Kh., PK
191drodynamic Calculation of Maximum and Minimum Heat Fluxes During Boiling
in an Open Volume"
Teplo. i Massoperenos. T. 2t Ch. I [Heat and.Mass Transfer, Vol 2, Part I
Collection of Works], IMinsk, 1972, pp 274-298, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Mlekhanika, No 10, 1972, Abstract No 10 B847, by A. A. Ivashkevich).
Translation: Based on the hydrodynamic theory of the boiling crisis, the
influence of shape and dimensions of a heater on the first Cq max ) and second
Nin ) critical heat flux densities during b9iling of a fluid under natural
convection conditions is analytically studied. Expressions are produced for
heaters of various shapes for the ratio q, /q minF' s~hpre qlnaxp is the first
max..
-rc -n (Zuber, N.,
critical beat.flux density datermined f )m the Zuber equatio,
XU
AEC Rept. 1959, No Al. -4439) for a flat:surface of unlimited size
ag (p, t P;
where g is the acceleration of the force of gravity, hfg is the heat of eva-
1/2

'7
USSR
LINKHARD, J. Kh., DKHIR, V., Teplo.i M~ssoperenos. 14. 2, Ch. 1, Minsk,
1972, pp 274-298.
poration, p and p are the density ofithe liquid and vapor, a is the sur-
f 9
face tension. For large heaters, the values of ratio q /q are: 1.14
max maxF
f
-or flat plates, 0.904 for horizontal cylinders, 0.84 for spheres, 0.9 for
strips on a rib. For small heaters, expressions are produced for q /q
max maxF
which include the surface dimensions. Comparison of the results produced
with experimental data from various-studies show satisfactory results. Ex-
pressions are also produced where q min for hoIrizontal:plates and cylinders.
.27.Biblio. Refs.

USSIIN UDC 519. 281
I)JANI, A.
al Theory of Estimating the Center:of a Sywmetrical DistribUtion By Order
"Gener
Statistics"
opyt. Primeneniya Mat.-Statist. Metodyv v Proiz-ve, [Experience in Appplication
of Mathematical Statistics Methods to Production--Collection of Works], Moscow,
Mashinostroyeniye Press, 1970, pp 12-16, :(Tra jislated from Roferativnyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 5,1971, Abstract No. 5V142 by Ya. Shor).
Translation: A method of construction of a linear unbiased estimate of the
median of a sM. ietrical distribution with:mini.mal dispersion among linear es-
timates is presented for the case of correlated random 6 antities.
ju

2- 1 ED ~PiROCESSING OAT .E-090CT70
013* UNCLASSIF
-TITLE--ACCURATE DETERMINATION OF,THE~DENSITY OF WEAK SOLUT[UNS AT VARIOUS
TEMPERATURES -U-
-AUTHOR-105)-TERESHKEVICH, M.O., GARUS, L.I.1 DLUGACH, R.YE., KUPRIKt A.V.,
-V UL KOV A 9' S.A.
'C.OUNT RY. OF INFO--USSR
-70
.'SCIURCE-ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRAD) L970 43(l), 167~
~_DATE PU8LISHED- -70
,.SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-FLUID DENSITY 111EASUREMENT, TEMPERATURE
:Ca4TKGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-_UNCLASSIFIED
_PROXY.PEf-L/FRAME--I993/03U0 STEP NO--UR/0080/70/043/001/0167/0170
,:ClkC ACCESSION NO--AP0113230
UNCLASSIFIED

PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
2/2 013 UNCLAS, S I F I ED
ACCESSION NG--AP0113230
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT- A FLOTATION METHOD IS DESCRIBED
-RAPID DETN. D. WITH -CM
F
OR I AN ACCUKACY-OF 10 NEGATIVE PRIME5 G
PRIME3'. THE 1). OF SEVERAL HOLLOW QUARTZ FLOATS.~OF 10-12 MjM LENGTH AND
mm oiAm. WAS CAL 18RATED. BY DETN. OF THE TEMP. AT WHICH THEY WOULD
JUST4LOAT IN H:SUBZ 0. THE FLOATS"WERE USED TO DET. T14E 0. OF AQ.
SOLNSI.~_ OF, K SUB2 CR SUB2 0 SUB7 IN THE.CONCN. RANGE 0.1 MINUS 0.2 G-L.
AND:JEMPo RANGE 10-35DEGREES. FACILITY: DNEPROPETROVSK. GOS.
UC41 V e: DNEPROPETROVSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

027 UNCLAS S I F I ED':
'OROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--A SEMICONDUCTORJIME PULSF:DIFFERENTIAL RELAY WITH RESTRAINT -U-
AUTHOR-DMITRENKO, A.M.
C-dUNTRY. OF I.NFO__USSR
SOURCE7-'NOVO CHERKASSK, IZVESTIYA VYSSHIKH UCHEBNYKH ZAVEDENIY,
-0-1LEKTROMEKHANIKA, 140 3, 1970, PP 335-337
.-DATE PUBL-ISHED--70
~SUBJECT AREAS-ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
JOPIC TAGS-ELECTRIC RELAYj SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, CIRCUIT DESIGN
.CCNTROLlMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1656 STEP NO--UR/0144/70/000/003/0335/0337
~_.CI~RC ACCESSION NO--AT0123491
UNCLASSIFIED

027 UNCLASSIFIED ~PROCESSING DATE--30-OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AT0123491
:~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A SE141CONDUCTOR DIFFERENTIAL RELAY
"-WHOSE PRINCIPLE OF ACTIGN CONSISTS IN SEPARATING:INTERVALS FROM THE
~CURRENT.AND COMPARING THEIR DURATION WITH A PRESET TIME IS DE5CRIBED.
THE~RELAY CIRCUIT IS DESIGNED 50 THAT THE INTERVAL FORMATIUN LEVEL RISES
,WITH-THE INCREASE OF THE AMPLITUDE OF CIRCULATING CURRENTT WHICH ENSURES
:.-AN IMPROVED TUNING OUT 130TH WITH RESPECT10,TRANSIENT AND STEADY
-.:,-.IllBALANCE CURRENTS. THE ANALYSIS, IS MADE OF THE bPERATION OF THE RELAY
AND.STEADY STATE CONDITIONSt,AS WELL AS A BRIEF
----DESCRIPTION OF T"HE SE141CONDUCTOR ELEMENTS USED IN IT..
UNCLASSIFIED

WSR UDC: 5-37-31-2.62
DNITRENKO, I. M.
"Hig~i-Frequency Properties of Weakly Coupled -Superconductors"
Elektron. tekhnika. Naucbno-tekhn. sb. Kriogen. elektron-ika (Electronic
Technology. Scientific and Technical Collection. Cryogenic Electronics),
1970, vyp. 1 (2), pp 13-27 (from Mh-Radioteklmika, 110 2, Feb 71, Abstract
No,2D582)
Translation: The article contains a brief survey of the res,u!ts of studies
of the rf properties of superconductors weakly intercoupled by a tunnel
or metallic direct contact. A discussionAs,given of the possible model
representations of the nature of the resistive state of various types of
superconducting weak- contacts. An investigation is made of experimentally
observed spectral sinoularities of the various types of contacts Vrhich
p,ermit a united quantitative treatment based on, the form of current-time
dependence. A new interpretation is proposed for a number of experimental
factors observed on tunnel and -Doint contacts. Resume.~
83

212 028. UNCL AS'S IF LED: PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
,-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0133058
~.__ABSTR,ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PECULIARITIES WERE STUDIED OF
THE STEADY STATE AND UNSTEADY,.STATE.JOSEPHSON EFFECTS IN THE
-.,.SUPERCONDUCTORS NORMAL METAL SUPERCONDUCTOR: ( S-N-S). POINT CONTACTS
AG7~SWANO SN-AG-SN*. DEPENDENCES~bF:THE CRIT 4CURRENTS OF CONTACTS,
JOTA. SUBC7 ON :THEIR NORMAL RES ISTANCEII,i R SUBN, TE..14P. TAU, THICKNESS OF
:THE LAYER OF NORMAL METAL 0, THE: EFFECTS OF, RESISTANCE AND THICKNESS ON
THE CRIT. TEMP# OF CONTACTS TAU.SUBC AND THE CONDITIONS OF OBSERVATION
OFI, INTRINSIC CURRENT STEPS ON :VOLT., AMPERE'CHARACTER I ST I CS OF TfiE
ACITS~,. LOCATED IN A SUPERCONDUCTING: RESONATOR.. i',AN EMPIRICAL FORMULA
OBTAINED FOR THE, CRIT. FIELD;, THE',,DEOEINDENCE. OBTAINED CORRESPONDS
-WELL TO JHE THEORY OF THE PROXIMITY: EFFECT. IN THE'SYSTEMS S-N-S IN THE
-(SHOWN ON MICROFICHE) (IOTA,,IS-THE7--FREE PATH LENGTH AND (SHOWN ON
zl_~-HICROFICHE):WHERE UPSILON SUBF-IS THE~F. FACILITY:
ERMI VELOCITY)
INST. NIZKIKH TEMP.9- KHARkOV :~USSRV:
UNCLASSIFIED

4:
? 7 ~Z
Acc. Nr
AM34403 Ref. Code: UR 0297
PRIMARY SOURCE: Antibiotiki, 19 .15 Nr~2, PP
LEVELS OF ASCORBIC ACID IN BLOOD, ND URINE --L\ID RESISTANCE
A,
MA
Of SKIN CAPILLARIES IN PERS04NS OCCUPIED IN STREPTOMYCIN PRODUCTION
V. M. Sellivcmova,,V~ P Do' M. Chdnokoua
bronr
Nlational Institute Jor Vitanirolmogy, 2kloscow
Examination of more than 100 persons (mainly women) at the age of 18 to 40
occupied in streptomycin production showed relatively low levels of'ascorb'ic acid in blood
lasma and resistance of their skin cappillaries. Additional vitaminiz'
t ationof the workers:for
3.7 and 10.5 months with vitamin complexes, containing 70 or 150 mg of vitamin, C,
IZ mg of vitamin A, 1,7 mg of vitamin B, 2.2 m
r, I g of, vitantin B~, 18 ing of vitamin PP
and,2 mg of vitamin Bs did not increase the ascorbic acia levels In blood plasma, while
-the. acid excretion with morning -urine, significantly increased. The tonic effect on the
cappilaries was observed only with a complex colitilning 150 mg of vitamin C. Addition
of. tea catechins -in an aniount of 90 mg a dav 4id..not increasi'l- the effect. Vitamin
compkexes containing 70 and 150 mg of vitamin C had no tonic elf6ct on h~e capillaries
of workers; occupied in streptornycin production, It:is conicluded.that additional vitami-
nizationof workers mcupied in sireptomycin proddotion -with ilie, above vitamin comple-K
containing 150 mg of V-4tamin C is necessary.
REEL/FRAME
__197110GP3

"'*'11 1 d
AA 0052392
UR 0402
-Soviet Inventions Illustrated, S.ection II Electrical, Derwent,
240735 DIGITA~ CODE jPACK C74CUIT includes circuit3
I & 2 fbd by 'generato.i- 2-, pulse relay 31
synchronising unit,: 5.':delay circuits 61 pulse control
unit 7 for the g(!nerator,;de,coder Br,.filter 9,
transmitter 10 and:sIgnal':relays 11 & 12.': The track
circuit is fed with.-contacts Iof relays 44nd 6 closed
Cennutator 7 is operating vhen. the trackicircuit
carries current, and breaks,.zhe supply of relays
4 & 6. The delay circuit p*rmits the re4~uired
pulse duration in circuit..l.to.be. Maintaiiied.
8.12.67 as 1202177/1844. A.M.4RYLEEV ee alia.
MOSCOW INST.,OF RAILWAY ENGINEERS (14.8.~,9) Bul
13/1.4.69. Class 20i.jnt.C1.._s 611,

PRORUMS OF SIMULATION AND CREATION OF sysnxs. FoR Ai~c
iArticle by C. V. 1'.
H-Blan, Part 1, 1971, p, 11.0-14 Z
'nie nrobicrA of aktLomaUmv of vcldia~ pr-~'vt~'t zzc ="."l I- ci,~
Ing cmirlexti.. mid rt I... l."ility f 111J'4
r--juiremritn oil t.1- n-Ifabilit-, "~ .--114-1 111--. ."'j"'t cc'.--
binad with h1j;1i,quall-y and reli2bility o! j-'rti Ar, uw- cri-
tcriA for tile yi-iarli to nol-,trig 0-tiv ::~ ".i' 't ... ;y m.
vlad'! of th~ tho are "e*"~Lv'); hiv~~ -.zr, Len.-,
most viJuspread imong al!. typen uE fi-',.n ~C-Ing pra~3&19.
-!vt
It in proposed that all of the existinc control. v temi for the arc
welding protean be Ellp draced Into five basic groups
1. Sypteru for stabilization of the c-ratln; -,3*dr--Cters tho ueld-
p.
Ing procanui tile welding current, the are zme welding red, aind
2. Tr.ickivir, contr,21 systc ~- for sclect.ng parat:cteri: con-vu- old
geom-try of tile joint, and 30 on;
3. 1'rojjr.=.cd control systv.=6 for the ueldin7~ cmditltns and 6ispl~c-
vient!, of l.~i. elding hilad.
4. A,!njt've aystev, ~or rc:tul.~c-'riq the ~cA'IiLkelli '~th .'~t-
Chi,- illitial. M, -L- r$.
.jcic with ri,spect to
Al;:oijatic control aVSt..W, iLh -th reip--, -c LI,C
criteria.
L1.': x1alva" and e.,,ac. -,za'I'm vt the SMir. a,.! fore.11:n.
n.,i.-ejvr.Cation of taielr -Ice in th~ ifczm ef 4
distribution with respect to dir~cees ol' coz~'IexitV ~v-i rcalit'It"cin, ~tiich -.':,~s
that the center of gravity of tiva work with -ptict CC AuIOM.Jtj~l of :he arc
vr~dln!-. procr-.n belongs to NyUL-18 for clirl~c:laj; 01,' tlcctvo,tt, ilonr. tile joint

USSR UDC 62-533.65
DUDKIN, R.I., DMITRENKO, L.P.
"Two-Position Temperature Regulator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 257171, Filed 10/07/68, Published 2/04/70
:(Translated from.Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtom-atika, Telemekhanilm i Vychis-
litel'naya Tekhnika, No 12, 1970, Abstract No 12 A289P by K.M.)
Translation: The two-position. temperature regulator suggested contains a ther-
mal resistor which controls, connects and disconnects thyratrons (T) connected
to the coi.1 of the actuating electromagnet in a resoiiant circuit. The.grid of
the connecting T is connected to the plate circuit of the control T through a
divider capacitor, while the grid of the disconnectiii- T is connected to a
photoresistor, optically couple&to'.the controlling:T. The presence of the div-
Ider capacitor eliminates repeated switching of the connecting T. One figure.
22

USSR UDO 621-387-~22
DMITRENRO, L.P., DUDKIN, R.I.
"Method-For Gontrol Of Thyratron'
USSR Author's Certificate No 261553, filed 30 Mar 66, published 14 May 70 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 1, January 1971, Abstract No IA119P)
Translation: An imurovement of the method of control is proposed for a thyratron
which is fired by a current pulse of arbitrary form an&duration, during which
arcing of the thyratron. is maintained as a~consequance of feeding the anode cir-
cuit from two sources, one being a source of a-c and the other of d-c. By hypoth-
eeie the source of d-c is quantized with respect to time and the power supply of
the anode circuit is accomplished,from the,tvo sources, simultaneously._ Such a
circuit assures simpl1fication. and expansion of the limits of control of~the
thyTatron. V, M.

uDc:. 0116.24-~008.4--07:616.152.21 [phone]
YAROCHKIN., V. S., and MaTRENKO L. V. First Therapeutic Department, and Labora-
tory of Clinical Physiolio ~Ia~ntr stitute of Tuberculosis, Kinistry of
Health USSR
I'Study of Arterial Blood Gases After P17sical &ertion as a Mdans of Rraluating
Respiratory-Function"
Mbscow.~ Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i Eksperimentalln,
aya Terapiya, Vol 14, No 6,
Nov/Dee 70, pp 68-70.
Abstract: Respirator-f function was studied in 30 pulmonary tuberculosi 3 patients
and 12 healthy persons. Sadoul Is method was,nsed in interpreting the results of
analysis of arterial blood gases, based cn the, interdependence of oxygen satura-
y
t
n
tion of arterial blood, partial pressureiaf carbon dioxide, and shape of the oxy-
hemoglobin dissociation curve. Yeasurements were taken OL-ile the inii1riduals
log
ere
-were resting and after they had pe-dalled for several minutes on bicycle ergoneter.
FiMe types of respiratory insufficiaicy, corresponding to the degree of alveolar
ypoventilation and dissemination of tuberculosis w-re distinguished on the basis
h
0
Ir
f t
of the response to exercise. The reactiona iwged from no changoa or only a
1/2

AC N Ref Code: UR 0069
WMG52C
PRIMARY SOURCE: Kolloidnyy Zhurnal, 1970, Vol 32, Nr 1,
EFFECT OF ASSOCIATJO~j ON THE OaGANIC IONS EXCHANGE
L. V. DmWe A. Sh. Oetzedi, 0 V. Samsonov
Mao.
Summary
The sorption of an organic ion-oxytetracycline (OTC) by polysulfostyrene calionites
has been studied. The selectivity coefficient of sorption rises, with increasing ionic strength
of the solution, and the diffusion coefficient decreases bo'h'with increasing ionic strength
and with rising PTC concentration in external, solution. Under certain conditions-for io-
n
j
Re with low swelling ability or vilth large ionic sirength-the sorption isotherms of OTC
do not show saturation, but, pass -t4rotigh -a maxisnurn, The! results are discussed in terms
of the formation of associates in the ionitephase and in the siolution.
:REEL/FRAME
19721374

*Acc. Nr: P0044384- Ref. Code: LrR 0463
PRIMARY SOURCE:. Molek-ulyarnaya Bio logiya, 1970, Vol 4, Nr 1,
PP AF-127
I
N
'VESTIGATION OF HISTONE STRUCTURE
Rar.--., Ye. I.; Birshteyn, T. M.; Bolotina, I. A.;
Vorob'vev. V. I.; DnAtrenko, L.V.; Nekrasova, T. N.;
Vol'kensht
eyni,
Institute of CiltaInkti and InFWul _01 Hign-Aloterular 'Weight
(10,111 011M)l Academy. oI Scienca,
an Uwe 01 Alolec"Far --076-y, 11radcrity ot ~iciences, tTSYR, Moscow
The structure of four hislone fractions (/*1'.' 12 (a). [2 (b)- 13) has been sludied by Ow
inviliods of optical rotatory ~isperlion. potent lometric titration and viscometry. Vic arm-
jysis of (ke data obtaineA made it possible to draw a Conclusion that hislores are not
globislar proteins. 1he deprridence of reduced viscosity on the charge of (lie molecule
and the 1(milc strenr-11h of the s-slution showed that the dimensions of the hi5looe molt!.
cuics dirp-eri4 la a axie-t upon llie forces of.rJectrastatk- interaction. This sugvsts
that ft h[stone moiccuies are cnnformatinuily flexible and probably exhiNt the confor.
matinn of a statistical coil wi(h the Incorporation of hellcal regions.
REELIFRA14E
000

-AP0044384
~he polentiometric Wration curves have-been obtained for all the hi3tone fractions
ed for calculating the number of ionizable groups. for dettrmining 'their
and have been us
PK' and the change in the mean overall charge of the molecules with the pH alteration
of (fie medium. Tile effect of pH and the ionic strength of tile solution vi the a-helix
-content or varic113 lliStOnC fractions was studied. Tile data obtairted.were compared and
a conclusion was drawn about tile non-uniform distribution of We charged groups in tile
-histone molecules. On one hand-histones contain at neutral pH roil shaped sequences
-enriched with basic amino kid residues with high density of the positive charge and
on tile other hand. regions capable to form helical, sluctures, and containing both acid
and basic amino acid re.%idues. A model 13 proposed dWtibing the,struciure of h6tonc:l.
The important differences between hislone fractions were shown to c;13t mainly
due to the distribution of the charge-a along the chain.
157711001
-INN

''112 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
11TLE-- I NTRA MOLECULAR SALT BUNDS LN SYNTHETIC POLYAMPHGLYTE; A COPOLYMER
OF 2.METHYL 5 VIN'YLPYRIDfNE AND:METHACRYLIC ACID~-U-
A.[., DMfT9ENK0V.L*V.# PTITSY.Ns O.B., SOGOMONYANTS9
ZH.S.
.:-COUNTRY. OF INFO--USSR
--tOURCE--.40LEKULYARNAYA BIOLOGIYA, 197.0, VOL 4o NR 21 PP 175-183
-.,:.I),ATrl PUBLISHED - ----- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-7-"TOPIC TAGS--COPOLYMER, PYRIDINEi METHACRULIC 4CID, POTENTIOMETRIC
._,.:''_T(TRAT[0N, SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS, INTRA44OLECULAR MECHANICS,
CHEMICAL BONDINGt PROTE(N
MARR~&ING--,119:0- RESTRICTION'S
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/1716
STEP NO--UR/0463/'10/00,rt/002/0175/0183
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100313
NO

212 020 UNCL ASS IF I ED' PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100313
~~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INVESTIGATION WAS CARRIES OUT
OF ELECTROCHEMICAL ANn CONFORMATIONAL PROPERTIES OF A WATER SOLUBLE
COPOLYMER OF 2 METHYL 5 VINYUPYRIDINE AND MIFTHACRYLIC ACID (50:50) BY
POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATION, SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC TITRATION (FROM. ULTRAVIOLET
AND INFRARED SPECTRAI AND BY VISCO?4ETRY_. IT WAS,.SHOWN THAT IN THE PH
RANGE.FROM SIMILAR 2 TO SIMILAR TO 7 AN INTRAMOLECULAR SALT BOND WAS
FORMED OF THE TYPE NH PRIME PLUS COO.WITHOUT COUNTER IONS FROM THE
:---SOLUTION. ABOUT 30PERCENT OF GROUPS OF-EACH TYPE~WAS 114VOLVED IN THE
-SALT BONDS. THE OCCURRENCE OF'INTRAMOLECULAR.FORCES~ OF ELEGTROSTATIC
'ATTRACTION LEADS TO A MORE COMPACT CONFORMATION-OF THE MACROMOLECULE AS
-.COMPARED WITH~THAT OF THE GAUSSIAN COILS.. THE PROPERTIES AND BEHAVIOUR
-OF THE AMPHOLYTE-PERMITS__TO CONSIDEk IT AS.AN APPROX1MATE0 PROTEIN
~_-MODEL.

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GP-0- ABSTRA%~, t
rT. THE MAIN ENERGETIC ASPECTS OF THE
PROBLEW US ING AS AN EXAMPLE FUEL CELLS ARE ANALYZ~ED. ,ENERGETIC
-~,JNTERPRETATION OF ENERGY GENERATION IN :FUEL, CELLS:~ 15 GIVEN, ACCOROING
:_~,-TO_--TH&. ACCEPTED ENERGETIC 4SPECT~ THE CHEMICAL REACTION BETWEEN OXIDANT
D'. FU EL IS.CONSIDERED AS ELECTRONIC PROC:ESS.~ , AS, A RESULT OF THE
-CHEMICAL:REACTLON ELECTRON TRANSFER IN MOLECULAR STRUCTURES FROM HIGH
-ENERGY STORAGE'LEVELS TO LE.VELS WITH LESS,ENERGY~STORAGE IS OBSERVED.
TY: I N*r ERM ED [AT E
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.~,-_,REAGTJONS. (FW EXAMPLE, PRELIMENARY~ ION4ZATION? HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS
'al:-AND ETC). -'- WHICH COULD LEAD TO MINIPlUf4'_:ENERGY LOS S ES WHEIN COMMUTATING
FUEL CELL DESIGN' BEFOR A
~!-;-ELECTRONS IN THE E THEIR RE ECTIOIN INTO AN
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FEED-SOURCES i4here to e6sure continuous
supply and 1~ in;5;ease average poi;ier and total
discharge time, the chemical.sources I are charged
g ntervals between dis-*
by pulse current durin the i
charging pulses.
The chosen charge current,intensity is from
10 milliampa/cm2 to.20 amp/cm2
A duration t micro-
-aecan-d~to 10 seconds,,pulse frequency. l'KHZ to
0,01 HZ.
30.11.67 as 1201476/24-7 - 1. 1, PYATNITS)ay: & V1.
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USSR UDC: 531. 383 + 6Z -7 52. 4
DIMITRIEV, G. N
"On Three-Stage Gyroscope With Flexible Rotor Suspension"
Ty. Kazan. aviats. in-ta (Transactions of Kazan Aviation Institute) 1971,
vyp 138, pp 58-64 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal -Rake tos troyeniye, No 7,
~1972, Abstract No 7. 41. 16 6)
Translation: The motion of a gyroscope with flexible suspension,
mounted on a mobile base, is investigated. Recommendations are given
on the selection of parameters for a gyroscope having a low systematic
drift. It is shown that constant disturbing moments acting on the axis
of rotor suspension, centrifugal inertia momentums, displacements of
ring and rotor centers of mass in the equatorial plane, as well as the
acceleration component of the translation of the base along the axis of the
driving shaft, do not cause a systematic drift of the gyroscope (12 illus-
trations, 3 references, resume)
165

-Or anometallic Compounds:
9
USSR UDC: 542-91+547-244+547-84
MIKHAYIDV, B. M., VASILIYEV, L. S., and ID141
A=ZYiZ,,,_~nstitute of Organic
Chemistry imeni N. D. Zelinskiy, AcadeDeof Sciences USSR
02-Alkyl-Oxaborinanes"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 1, Jan 70,
~pp 198-199
Abstract: New type heterocyclic B compounds, 2-alkyl-oxaborinanes (I) were
prepared by hydrolyzing Br(CH2)4B(01,11e)k~(II) with aqueous KOH,or NaHC03-
'Hydrolyzing II with KOH in MeOH gavederivatives of delta-(methoV)buty1boric
acid. I reacted with MeONa in MeOH to give M0O(C2q2)4B(Wie)Fju (III). Ia re-
acted vigorously wit4jCl to Xield 96~ of Cl(CH2)4B(C1)Bu(IV`). The elemental
analysis data, bp, d1-11, aL ni- data were given for ID.IIb,III, and IV.

Nr. Abstracting.Service: :Ref. Code:
CHEMICAL ABST-
11 1545n 2-Alkyl-I 2-oxaborinirn'i -Mikhailov, B. M.;
Vasil'~y, L. S.; Dinitrikov, 17 zelill-
P. (1~st. Grg. j~film. 1111.
s k -og o, A I -o's i' -r 'jVauk SS'SR" Ser 9him
Low, 2F' .-1"d.
1070,(I),198-9(Russ). Ilydrolksis6fRII(O.Nle)(CHI)Brtvith
aq. KOJI or NaHCO3 gave 2-alkyl-1,2~oxaborinanes with R
Bu (1). hia 50.5-51', Wl 0.8523, n2j.0 1.4338, and,R = Cellu, bt.,.
61.5-3.5-, 0.8488, 1.4396. However,: react ion with KOH. in
MeOll led to replacement of Br and formation of. MeO(CH.-)iB-
BuO.Mc, br, 89% 0.8473,~ 1-4244. Reaction of I with PCIa gave
CI(CH-)4BBuCl, bj 64-4.5*, 0.9876, 1-4501, and POC4
G. At. Ko-.olapoff
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USSR UDC 537.312.62
KOLIN'KO L. YE., NARBUT, T. P., BONDARDMO, L. A., BONDAPX-.NKO S. I.,
WAITRIYENKO, I. M.
"Methods of Creating Weak Superconducting Cofttacts",
Tr. Fiz.-tekhn. in-t nizk. tcmneratur AN USSR (Works of the Physico-Technical
Lw Temperature Institute of the Mrainian SSR Academy of Sciences) , 1.970,
vyp. 9, pp 91-110 (from RM-Radiotekltnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 0469)
Translation: A study wans made of the basic methods of obtaining weak super-
conducting contacts: 1) micropuncture of the dielectric layer or normal
metal between the superconductors; 2) pressing a sharp needle to the flat
qurf'ace of the superconductor; 3) electric microrupture (fritting) of the
~dielectric layer between the metals. The possibility of using whishers of
Various metals as thin conducting couplings is also investigated. The basic
characteristics of the contacts obtained bv,the enumerated methods are
analyzed, and conclusions are dratm regarding the prospectiveness of their
application in devices using the phenomenon of. quantum interference in super-
conductors. 11tere are 6 illustrations, 1. table and a 37-entry bibliography.

3 ;Tn ENP.), Al.,
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SLAG 4NTENT ANALYSWusirig,spectrose'Opy
239470
wherii a single dfop of. molten slag is taken
from the process and,pla6ed in a ~specia Ily - biiilt
micro-furnace which keeps. the slag. in molten; state.
The bottom graphite plate of:the4urnace togdher
with the stag drop,form one electrode;-the second
electrode being~made of copper. Zpark or arc
discharge across.the electrodes em.ts a Spectrum
from the slag-drop, which' then. is ana ysed'and
slag icompoeition dete'rmined. 1his method ofislag
analysis is recon-ended.especially.for slag welding
process.
29.1.68 as 1213751/25-27.. N.N.DMITRIENYO et slia.
INST.~ ~(25.7.69)
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USSR
UDC 621.762.2;660.22
C-HIZHIY, S. P. SFrIAYID ERG A. 11. KAGAN, F. X. , IM91 E. I., S.mas
T, 1-k. YE
"ZO, V. YEI.
ard. LAY1211, D. 1.
"Kdthod of Producing Silver Granules"
USSR Authors' Certi-ficate ','o 267079, Cl. IM, 1104; 31 Q, 9/00, (B 22f), filed
27 Apr 67, pubLished 16 Jul 70 (fron M-MetallurE-iya, Lo 31 Mar 71, Abstract
ri 03&4,OL~p by S. yxivonsova)
r
.1ranslation: An in-lloy contali)InG up to 50~, A-, the rest Al, is rolle' into
strip and treated in anlhali. In order to produce gp-anules with up to 0.5,:!,
Al contcnt, the initial alloy is rolled into strip up, to 0.5-5 mm in thAck-
L
ness, wid. treatment is heated. to 5w-,560,, held 'or 1.5 hr in
an, inert atmosphcre uirtUl a :iolid solutiond Ag in Al.forms, and i,-. harldened.

1/1
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Cardiovascular Diseases
USSR UDC 616.127-005.8:613-13+312-21-02:
613.13
GOROKEOVSKrY, B. I., A. A., LOKSBINA, P. L., and RENIZOV, G. A.,
-Aid Institute imeni . -
X. V
First N V ifosovokly, Moscow.University imeni M. V.
lmnnosov, Interdepartmental Meteorological Laboratory, and First Aid Station,
Moscov
"L2fluence of Environ ntal Factors on Morbidity and Mortality Rates for
N~ocardial Infarct"
Moscow, Sovetskaya Meditsina, No 4, 1971, pp 105-109
Abstract: Analysis of over 5,000 cases of myocardialiinfarct and acute
sUff4
coronary in -ciency in Moscow revealed a definite correlation between the
morbidity and mortality rates of-these diseases and various meteorological and
geophysical factors. Sharp changes in atmospheric pressure in winter resulted
in a rise in the mortality rate the same day to 194% of the seasonal mean. A
lowering of the mean diurnal temperature in nummer by 50 or more increased
mortality on the 2d day to 150% of the seasonal man. Magnetic storms Vith a
sudden onset increased mortality from acute,coronary insufficiency and
myocardial rupture to 165% three days later regardlesa of the time of year.
Abrupt changes in temperature, solar activity, and so forth are believed to
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COROKHOVSKIY, B. I., et al., Sovetskaya Meditsina, No 4, 1971, pp 105-109
Impair the neuroregulatory apparatus and/or alter vascular tone, resulting in
regional (coronary, cerebral) circulatoryidisorders.; ('1be authors' analysis
was based on the phase matching method whereby the day the phenomenon under
study occurs is taken as zero, the-preceding days -2P etc.,and the sub-
sequent days as +1, +2, etc.).
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40
.bSSR UDC 669.71.472
DERKAC11, A. S.,_M11TRIYEV, A. A.~ XOROBOV, 11. A., KOMERS, YE. G., KULAKOV, A. I.,
TSYPIAKOV, A. 30[_
IlImproving the Design of Aluminum Electrolyzers"
Tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-ta alyumin., magn. i elektrodn. prom-sti
(Works of the All-Union Scientific Researclizand Planning and Design Institute
of Aluminum, Magnesium and Electrode.1ndustry), 1970 No 71, pp 29-36 (from
M-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G165)
Translation: A description of improvements of electrolyzers of various types
is presented. In the last 10-15 years, electralyzers with a side current lead-
in have been modified significantly. Work has been started on crparing power-
ful models for a current strength 0'f 130 kiloaTWs. Since the first series of
electrolyzers with top lead-in were put into operation, significant changes
have been introduced into their structural'design. These changes have pro-
moted improvement of the technical and economic indexes. Operations have
developed with respect to selecting the optimal parameters of powerful elec-
trolyzers with roasted anodes. Electrolyzers of the given type for a current
strength Of 130 kiloamps are being tested successfully. Por further improvement

TSSR
DERKACII, A. S., et al., Tr. Vses. n.-i. proyektn. in-ta alyumin., magn. i elek-
trodn. prom-sti, 1970, No 71, pp~29-36
of the design of electrolyzers of all three types, new ideas are needed based
on theoretical research and the search for ne
w,wre efficient structural de-
signs of the basic assemblies and baths, and creation of effective means of
mechanization.
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AIVIO3019-
INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST.
rA7~0-25397 Estimation of the structure of the solar corona
from a rocket experiment on February 15, 19
61 (otsenka struktury
f.
solnechnoi korany po raketnornu eksperimentu 15 11,1961 g.l. A. A.
Dmitriev, R. G~ Ln
ftcLia, ~ j~. E. WWrov, and S. M. Poloskov
Ilu a V
(Moskovskii Go d rst ennyi Universiter, hlosco%~v, USSR).
Akademiia Nauk SSSR,. D~ki;d;, vo 11970, pi. 803,
1. 190. Fe6. 1,
804. In Russian.
nination of the
Deterr -brightness distribution in the outer solar
corona from information obtained by rockets equipped with
scanning devices during a solar eclipse. The problem of determining
the true brightness from an integral equation giving the relation
between the experimentally observed brightness and the true
brightness is considered.~ It is found that, starting from a measure.
ment error of. 9.5%, the - reconitruCted function, does not have any
five roots, thus reliably indicating that the erioi in the initial
f lega
data is no less than 9.5%. . A.B.K

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NEWSPAPER-- IZVESTIYA, MAY 29p 1970p P 4t COLS 1-4
ABSTRACT--- NINETY ONE BASI C AND APPLIED R ESEARCH WORKS HAVE BEEN
NOMINATED FOR THE STATE PRIZES, TWO OF THESEf OTHE MULTI-R_uREQz.E
INDUSTRIAL HET TY-n- VA ~By &__I_.__KAMCLV', B. ALP EROVICH,
V-.-X_7ARS_HEVS -KIY., A.. A., DMIfRIY OFFE ~M.__A_. KUPFER9
L,_A,_ROTAS_tfNIK EV I! ~ A7RI M VEDENEYEV
., N. N. PRIOROV, A_._PG~! S7A Qv
B. BREN AND V A. NA2AROV AND *THE
DEVEL PMENT OF TURBOFAN
jET ENGINEA NK-8 AND NK-S.-s. -9 ND THE! DEV.ELO.PMENT AND REDUCTION TO
SERIAL PRODUCTION A SYSTEMIF TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES WHICH ASSURED
"WIDE USES FOR TITANIUM ALLOYS*
BY No. D. KUZNETSOV
M. T. VASILISHTL4y V..Ao KURGA
Avy R.-M.--MARM,
A.-A.-AVEHIN - GA SHTTO I. MUSHENKOI
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MINISTRY OF fHE AVIATION INDUSTRY.
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"A SERIES OF INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE DYNAMICS OF A BODY WITH FLUID-
FILLED CAVITIES". /65-69/, BY N. N. MOISEYEV A. A. PETROV.
K,,.,.j,_RyfjYANTSEV AND F. L. CHERNOUSXO 4ND,..whTRA HIGH bISION
JIG BORING MILLS WITH I OOOY~.600 AND 119400 X 21240 MAMLIL~TENVS".l BY
A I KIR YANOV V AIIAMOVICH. I V. GUTKIN
S
A.
1~~j~AUQV AND A, S. YEGUDKIN HAVE BEEN SUB.AITTED BY. THE COMPU-
TATION CENTEA OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AND THE MINISTRY OF THE-
MACHINE TOOL CONSTRUCTION AND TOOL. INDUSTRY, RESPECTIVELY.
ETHE RADICALLY IMPROVED MELTING TECHNOLOGY OF CRITICAL-PURPOSE HIGH-
ALLOY STEELS AND ALLOYS OF'IMPROVED~QUALITY ACHIEVED BY THE
INERT GAS TREATMENT OUTSIDE THE FURNACE* BY YU,-K. GERASIE40V
0. M. CHEKHOMOV N V. SIDOROV S K FILATOV, B. A. CHEWfR0kk.
' ___t EV' K. P. B-AKAMOV
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N, N., VLASOV P. 1. MELIKHOV 'AND, No A. TULIN HA~ RE__ENS68M_IftF_6
BY THE_jLATQ6sT METALLUWG-ICAL PLANT
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;~CTRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110473
'.",ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INTERDEPENDFNCE OF THE
TRANSMITTANCE TAU OF THE EARTHS ATM. ON THE MASS~OF THE ABSORBING
-SUBSTANCE.CHI IN THE PATH OF THE LIGHT. BEAM MAY BE EXPRESSED BY THE
SERIES OF THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS IN FORM (EQUATION
~SHOWN'ON MICROFICH). THE METHOD OF CALCN. OF.THE~~COEFFS. C SUBKM AND
,-',.,-ALPHA*SUBK ARE GIVEN. THE METHOD IS EXEM PLIFIED*ON THE SPECTRAL
::,...--ABSORPTION OF THE IR RADIATION BY H SUB2 0 IN THE 6.3-MU BAND. THE MEAN
..._~SQUARE DEVIATION IS 0.009 AND 0.007 FOR O~SMALLER THAN X SMALLER THAN I
-AND-0-SMALLER THAN X SMALLER THAN 25, RESP.' FACILITY: MOSK.
~_GOS.: UN I V. MOSCOW, USSR.

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FISSR
DMITRUEV, A. F.
"The Effect of Physical Pressures on Intellectual Work Capacity of Plant-
Technical College Students"
Moscow, Teoriya i Praktika Fizicheskoy Kul'tury, No 6, Jun 71, PP 59-62
Abstract: The facility used was in the city of Penza. where students are
working in production for one semester while also taking physical education
courses; students take college courses for one semester., away from the plant,
while continuing to take physical education and engaging in sports; and even-
ing class students do not take physical education or engage in sports (the
control group). The task was to determine the effect of Dhysical demands on
intellectual capacity before and after the first and second semesters, at the
physical education course (basketball), and avay from any sports activities.
The effect was measured by giving the students a five minute test on addition
and subtraction before and after hardphyaical effort. Results showed that
physical exertions have a positive effect on intellectual activity and
e reco-
academic success. Th mmendation is for some physical program and/or
education to supplement day and evening academic programs, and industrial

USM UDC 621.3032.2
NASLEDOV, D. N., TSARE, B. V.
DINI I TR 1-YLE',V NKOV2
"Inverse Branch of the I-U-Cliaracteristic and BreakdoT-m of the p-n-Structures
in the Presence of Incomplete Ionization of the Impurity Centers (in the Example
of GaAs p-n-Structures Alloyed with Si)"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, No 2, 1972, pp 345-352
Abstract: Results are presented from a study of,the inverse branch of the I-
U-characteristic and electric breakdown of GaAs p-n-structures, tile n-resion
of which is alloyed with fine donors (tellurium -and silicon) , and the p-region
contains deep acceptor centers caused by introduction 'of Si atoms. The meas-
urements were performed in the tempera Lure range of 77-350* K. From analyzing
the dependence of the photocurrent multiplication f actor on the voltage and the
dependence of the current on the voltage it was estahlished that for all teni-
per tures in the 77-350' K range the mechanism of electric breakdown of the
p-n-junction is impact ionization.
The I-U-characteristic of the p-n-structure at Voltages of U > U 13 (UB
is the breakdown voltage of the p-n-junction) has a different form for differ-
ent.temperature intervals: for temperatures near roam temperature when a
significant part of the acceptor centers of silicon in the p-region are ionized,
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DMITRIYEV, A. G. , et al., Fizilca i Teklinika Poluprovodiiikov, Vol 6, No 2, 1972,
pp 345-352
the I-U-characteristic is linear (I = U-U IR where R is the residual resis-
B s s
tance of the p-n-structure) and at temperat ures close to7tfie temperature of
liquid nitrogen when a significant part of the acceptor centers of the SiDSon
are,not ionized, the I-U-characteristic is exponential (I exp X(U - U13 )l
where X is the parameter of the p-n-structure).
-voltage after breakdown of
The exponential dependence of the current on
the p-n-junction was caused by an increase in the hole concentration in the p-
region as a result of ionization of the acceptor ccrit~rs of. the silicon with
an increase in intensity of the electric fieid in the:p~region of the p-n-strue-
ture (theniiofield ionizatiort of the impurity atoms the Frenkel effect).
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UDC 621-382.2
DNITRIY3V, A. G. and TSARENKOV, B. V.
"Electroluminescence Kinetics in Light Diodes"
Leningrad Fizika i tekhnika Roluprovodnikov,,vol.. 5, No. 8, 1971,
PP 1494-1502
Abstract: In the development of the new branch of semiconductor
electronics known as optical electronics, one~of the chief Drob-
lems is increasing the reaction speed of the p-n junction devices,
known as liFzht diodes, which emit visible light. The purpose of
the research described in this article is to consider The-effect
of the barrier capacitance of the p-n.junction and the switching
modes of the current through the diode on the.latter's electro-
luminescence kinetics. Also considerod is the' relationship be-
tween the radiation intensity, the flux of injected electrons, and
the time. It is assumed that the electron li-E'etime in the D re-
gion, caused by both radiation and radiationloss recombinations,
is independent of their concentration Experiments perl"ormed with
GaAs diodes in which -Che p region was alloyedwith silicon veri-
fied expressions obtained for the relative i-norease and drop in
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DMITRIYEV, A. G., and TSARENKOV, B. V., Fizika i tekhnika poluprovodnikov,
Vol 5, No 8, 1971, pp 1494-1502
radiation intensity. The authors express their gratitude.to D. N. Nasledov
for his interest, to G. V. Tsarenkov for his comments, and to 0. V.
Konstantinov and V. I. Perel'. They are associated with the A. F. Ioffe
~Physico-Technical Institute of Leningiad.,
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us SIP, UDC1 6~19:614.9_6?:637.547.1
Leningrad Veterinary Institute
DMI
"Th* Effect of Chlorophos on the Quality of Poultry Products"
e
'Moscow, Veterinariya, No 8, Aug 70, PP 104-106
Abstract: Chlorophos solutions are used for control o'ectoparasites in poultry.
Since the compound is dangerous to man and, even though.applied externally, pene-
trates the skin of chickens, a study was performed to d6termine the presence of
chlorophos residues in poultry products. The tests were performed on chickens
raised commercially and under laboratory condItions. In each treatment. 40-50
ml of a commercial 0.5% aqueous solution of chlorophos was applied per chicken.
Control animals were sprayed with an equal amount of water. Chlorophos residues
were found in the feathers for up to 180 days after treatment; however, the first
washing of the feathers with an alkaline detergent destroyed all of the residue.
Blood choline-esterase was inhibited by up to 33~ for 24 hours after the treat-
ment; after 7 days, its activity returned:to normal. Eggs laid during the 1st
day,after treatment contain--Ad a permissible amount of ehlorophos residue and were
fitfor human consumption. On the basis of chlorophos residues found in the meat,
it was considorod safe to slaughter the chickens, 7 days after treatment when the
animals wore raisod under commercial conditions, and 30 days after treatment when
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USSR UDC: S39.1.074
DMITRIYEV, A. K., KON'KOV, N. G., KRYLOV, S. Yu.
"Adiabatic Differential Calorimeter for Measurement of Absorbed Dose of
Powerful Beams of Accelerated Electrons"
Dozimetriya i Radiats. Protsessy v Dozimetr. Sistemakh [Dosimetry and
Radiation Processes in Dosimetric Systems.~-- Collection of Works], Tashkent,
Fan Press, 1972, pp 59-62 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Metrologiya i lzmeritalInaya Tekhnika, No 3, 1973, Abstract No 3.32.1388),
from the resume.
Translation: The design of a calorimeter intended for measurement of local
..absorbed doses in tissue-equivalent media produced by a beam of accelerated
electrons at 1-10 MeV energy is described. The method of. measurement of the
absorbed dose is -reduced to comparison of.temperatuie changes in the
absorber under the influence of the radiation to temperature changes
caused in a control calorimeter by Joule heat. The:calorimeter is
suggested for use in calibration of film dosimeters in the 10-100 krad/s
dose range. The calculated error in measurement of.absorbed doses is 1%.
I figure, 3 biblio. refs.

USSR UDC 517.925.3
YECUPOV, 11. D., DMITRIYEV, A. N., Moscow Higher Technical Academy imeni
Bauman
'IAn Approximation Method of Integrating Differential Equations With
Polynomial Coefficients"
Minsk, Differentsial'nyye Uravneniya, Vol 9, No 4, Apr 73, pp 609-613
Abstract: An approximation method-is proposed for solving ordinary linear
differential equations of the: form
IV
Y
satisfying the f olliYwing conditions: a) X (0) - X_ I' V), I:
b) 11tijuill 1i M are continuous functions c) y(t) is the
original of an integral Laplace transform; d) t is a.real variable, The
solution x0i_1-110. found in the:form of an expansion in an orthogonal
series. The proposed method is analytical but, at the same time, is readily
programmable for digital computers. A numerical example is given.

JIIHS 57115
27 September 19%
97
c
UNDENATER COKIMUNI CAT IONS AND TOWED EQUIPrENT
I tp"- trannIation.- from the Russ iin- lang"age p~rioilic"l
m
Irik, o 29 , 1972, I)oS,%kr Publishing House, Moscow.
-n rL c, N
ri,4rwd to pro:;n it) Jnuary 1972, pp 26-40~ 40-7.
CONTENTS PAGr-

Vnder-rat~r -11-7-7, i'=--ni-ti.n
...... ..........................

AtL4.h-,~d a:,d TO-d-14 APPar4tUS
(A. N. ',~mltriyev) ................... .......................... 13
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0

USSR uDc: 621.372
DMITRIYEV, A. N., YEGUPOV, N. D.
"Problems of Analyzing Linear Systems Which Have Random Parameters"
Tr. nauchn.-tekhn. konferentsiy. Kaluz:h. obl. sovet nauch:.-tekhn. o-v (Works
of,Scientific and Technical Conferences. Kaluga Regional Council of Scien-
tific and Technical So ieties),, Kaluga, 1970, pp 105-107 (from RZh-Radio-
c
tekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract.No 6A103)
Translation: The authors investigate.the statistical properties of ele-
ments of the generalized spectral characteristic of a closed linear system
with random parameters. Bibliography of one title.i H. S.

~_._2040`
UNCLASSI-FIEG:;~.,- ~PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
~.TITLE- THE DESIGN OF THE CONTROL.SYSTEM SPACECRAFT.~STABILISATION WITH
HUMAN OPERATOR -U-
."-AUTHOR-(0517SOLOI)OVNIKOV, V.V., DMITRIEV, A.N., SEMENOV, V.V., ARUrUINOV,
~S. K LOBUSOVi E-S.
,'-,LUUNTRY OF.IhF0-USSRr FRANCE
,'-Sfj%JRCE--INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF AUTOMATIC C0NTk0Lr:SYMPOSIUA ON
CONTROL, 3RD, TOULOUSE, F RANCE:, MAR, 2~6v 1970" PAPER, 18
.DATE PUbLISHED---MAR70
T'SUBJECT.AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, SPACE TECHNOLOGY
TAGS--MAN, MAN MACHINE SYSTEM, MANUAL9 SPACECRAFT RENDEZVOUS, ORBIT
CORRECT lCiNt SPACECRAFT LANDING
4TROL-MARKTING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT. CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
..PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0006 STEP NO-FR/0000)*10/000/00316018/0018
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0117306
UNCLASSIFIED

W
2/ 2, 040: UNCL AS S I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESS.10N NO-ATOIL7306,
_~_ABSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A6STRACT.' CONSIDERATION OF THE ACTIVE ROLE
-OF MAN IN SOLVING NUMEROUS SPACE PROBLEM5.SUCH~AS RENDEZVOUSt XIDCOURSE
CORKECTIONv LANDINGt ETC. ALL THCSE',OPERATIONS INC
CLUDE MANUAL
SPACECkAFT.STABILIZATION. BECAUSE-OF THEIR GREAT IMPORTANCE,
~XNA,LYTICAL DESIGN IS NECESSARY.': ATTENTION IS GIVEWTO THE DYNAMIC AND
INFORMATION RESEARCH OF HUMAN OPERATOR FE7ATURES.~,: THE' MAJOR REASON FOR
MANUAL TRACKING,IS THE NECESSITY FoRzCONSTANCY OF INFokMATION
TKANSMI.SSIUN RATE. THE CORRELATION BETWEEN RANDOM DELAY TIME AND INPUT
PROVIA)ED,-.AN- OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAINASTOCHASTIC DYNAMIC MODEL OF THE
-OPERATOR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 612.821.6
DIIITF-TYEV_,_ A. S. and VOYTYUKOVA, Z. V., Chair of Human and Animal Mysiology,
ft-slIfElix State-Iniversity, Ufa
"Formation of Subjective Time Estimation in Mant'
Mx)scow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nerv-noy Deyatellnosti imeni I. P. Pavlov, Vol 23,
Vyp 4, Jul/Aug 73, PP 704-710
~Abstract: Subjective time estination was studied in 20 8-to-9-year-old
children, 21 11-to-13 year-oldn and 21 15-to-16 year-olds) using the verbal
estimation of 45-, 60- and 100-necond intervals and operative estimation
(measuring) of a 60-second intei-val. Half of each -roupwas trained to
correctly estimate a 60-second interval using light nignals, and then given
a series of false information as to the correctness of their estimate.
Counting was used as an aid. After similar training,' the second half was
given false information as to the correctness of their counting terpo.
Accuracy of estimation was found to increase with age. Except for some of
the youngi;_-tj the chil.dren spontaneously usod countJng as an aid. Training,
while quickly effective for tho older subjocts, did riot increaso, the accuracy
of most of the younger ones. However this training was quickly Undone by
false information, excopt for the 8-to-9-year-olds. The rato of counting
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DIMIRIYEV, A. S. and VOYTMOVAI Z. V. Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy Deyatellnosti
imeni I. P. Pavlov, Vol 23, VY-P 4 Jul/Aug 73, pp 764-710
was lowered by the false information in both groups, and almost always lead
.to a subsequent underestimation of the intervals. :These results are said
to confirm that subjective time estimationlis a generalized reflection of
time in a second signal systen, usually, but not always, a mental count,
Y
based on a conditioned reflex to time,.
78

-USSR uir- 636.61p-
A. S., Corresponding Member of the Belorussian ESSR Acaderry of
"d)M, ~V
b 5 t I MT,
S,ie K, T. F.
"Char he Effect of Hypergravity on the T.Ilotor Activity
acteris-tic Features o f t: U U
of the Arniion of a Chicken Emb--To Developed Under Ordinany Conditions and
Conditions of Constant Rotation"
Miusk, lbl-,lady Akademii na-uk BSSR, 1972, vol 16, iio io, -n -969
-p 962
Abstract- Speciall stulies were L,~-de o f th,2 charact ristic -CU.-atures Of tlae
te
reactivity and adaptation to rot lJor L
at- of developing chick e,ifurims in the first
half of the incubation period when, as is kriowr [Z. Y.,: K.U0, J. EX-0. Zool., No
_321, their ot r actvity -arises from -neriodic contrac
61, 395, 19 n Go tions of -the
amr0-on 0~ on -- e fourth to the 13th day of incub lion). Tne iwle,xcs of
Ir th t, at
-eactivi4- to rotation of the chbi:?(o-. andtIleir adaptation to the acceleratior
ZY
effects mased. by rotation vere the variations in inte-gral characteristic of
the am-plitude and frecuency of the contractions of the.anniatic sac an,~ their
tire Dara-yrete~~s in er-frryos not subJec-I'led to constant rotation and subjected
to -rota' on from t4e first day ol ha:tion. Illne Jln:U.~. prcsen'eLl indicate tliat
inc,,f
thc:naturc of the vari;~itions in reactivity of t1w cutiniori to rotatlo,-, rtrictly
depenas on the incubation period. "the motor activit3~ Of 5-7-OaY-old. em'br-yoi;
is inlhibited mider the eff.ec r 8-12-da,--
t of rotation, and it is intensif"bed fo
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USSR.
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DMITRDT;V, A. S., Doklady Akaderd JZSIR, 1972-, Vol 16.7 pp 962
old embryos. Durin.- rotation adaptation this nature of vaiiation in reactivity
of the wmiion to the rotation does notchange. However, the expression of the
shifts in periodic contractions of the amni tic sac cauqed by rotation depends
directly on the incubation period and the training tim- T-n the 5 to 7 day old
embryos adapted to rotation, the accelerations causacIless.expressed shifts in
the motor activity of the anmon than in the unadapted ones of the same age.
A still greater increase in resistance to the effects was observed in the
embryos in the later periods of developrient (8-11 days) and subjected for a
longer period of tire to the rotational adaptation. Depending on the staL;.e of
development, the latent period and the duration of the investigated iflotor
reaction of the embryos not adapted to rotation gradually increased from h7
(fifth day) to 57 seconds (Ilth day) and from 64 to 75 seconds (fifth to 11-th
days) re-snectively.
t day o tr tin(
B bryos developed in the f irc f incubation in a constwitly 3,C) .1
cent-rifuae exhibited a lateryt i*jeriod of tho motor reaction of the armiotic
sac.to the acceleration effect which was greater than-In ei,,ibryos not adapted to
rotation. The latent periods gradually increased (from 57 to 69 seconds), and
the reaction time became shorter (from 62 to 39 seconds). Thus, the embrya has
the capacity for adaptive reactions to hypergravitation from the earliest period.
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Combustion
USSR UDC 541 124-1f
IAXACHEV, V. S. o Z= P. F.j,'Institute for Physical
_P.I, and POKHILI
Chemistry, Academy of Sciences, USSR, Moscow
"Combustion Mechanism for Ammonium Perchlorate"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 205, No 2, 1972, PP 400-403
Ab8tracti The mechanism is examined for the.generation of the ionization zone
during.the combustion of ammonium perchlorate (APC):arri equations derived
quantitatively relating the kinetics with events occurring in the condensed
phase-and gas
-phase during the decomposition. The monomolecular reaction rate
follows the equation
un1 no OXP-(14;,/kT)dx
where u is the rate of combustiOnj n and n are the number of APC molecules
0
and the number of defects per cm3, Eis the activation energyj and 2 is the
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LOGACHEV, V. S. , et a1.# Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSRI Vol 205, No Zo 1972,
pp 400-403
preexponential factor. Combiningthis equation with a similar one for bimole-
cular reactions, and expressing-E (and the~~corresponding E ) and n An terms
.1 2 1
of, the physical constants of the system and*experimental conditions, an
equation is obtained which expresses u entirely in terms of physical and
thermodynamic variables.,.From this equation it can be seen that the governing
factors are the physical and chemical-processes occurring in the condensed
phase of the crystal.

USSR uDc 66z.22-2
U)GP.CHEV, V. S., DHITRIYEV, A. S., and POKMO P. F. (Moscow)
*On the Mechanism of kamonium Perchlorate Combustion"
Novosibirskt' Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, Vol 8, No 2, Jun 72, PP 236-247
Abstracts The article attempts to elucidate the mechanism for the appearance
of an ionization zone in the combustion of ammonium-perchlorate, as well as
to establish quantitative relations between kinetic*regularities taking place
in the condensed and gaseous phase during.the~decomposition (combustion) of
inorganic oxidizers. For this purpose measurementsovere taken of the elec-
tric conductivity of the condensed phase during the combustion of ammonium
perchlorate. Experiments were staged ina nitrogea'atmosphere in the pres-
sure range of 200 mm Hg - 100 atme . The charges were made of two sallare-
shaped tablets, between which were tungsten-rhenium,;wire probes, The potan-
tial difference fed to the probes varied-from 0 to 50 v according to the con-
ditions of the experiment. At the-same time.the flame temperature was meas-
ured Ir
y'a thermocouple at the site of the probes,. with the probes themselves
being used as thermocouples at the , same time in, individual experiments 9 while
the combustion rate could be judged from pressure variations in the bomb,

USSR
U)GACREV, V. S., et al., Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, Vol 8,.11o 2, Jun 72, pp
_236-247
The follouing three important results were noted in the experimentst
1. The activation energy ofammonium perchlorate.decomposition grows
as the temperature in the heating-up zone:(Kichelson. layer) of the ammonium
perchlorate growss
2. A T)otential difference appears-in the reaction zone.
3. The gas directly next to the burning surface of ammoniun, perchlo-
rate is in the plasma state.
The following combustion mechanism is possible:
le In the heating-up zone of the condensed phase,.negative and positive
bn defects are formed, resulting in a space charge;,with high conductivity in
the reaction layer of ammonium perchlorate.
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IWACHEV, V. S., et. &I., Fizika. Goreniya iVzryva, Vol 8, No 2. Jun 72, pp
236-247
2*_ Since exchange reactions are hindered in the surface layer? ion
association takes place with the formation of ion pairs, since this is more
advantageous from the energy standpoints-
3. As the associates reach the surface# thelammonium perchlorate crys-
tals dissociate, forming radicals of the Clo
IIH4 or HC14p HH3,type and
on here o?/r
Ization zones in the gaseous*ph~se (of,the chemical plasma, w
I
The combustion rate of ammonium perchlorate is determined by the
physieochemical. processes taking place-in.the condensed phase of the crystal.
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USSR UDCi 612.833.9+612.838.81
_DMITRI
S., Chair of Human and, Animal Physiolosy, Bashkir
University imeni 40 Years of October Ufa
T'Physioloqical Mechanisms Controlling the Adaptation of Man to
4.3
Time Intervals"
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy Deyatellnosti, No 2, 1970, pp 293-
.-302
Abstract: Human awareness of and reactions to t2.me i-n1lervals are
based on the physiological mechanisms invol d in. the L I
Ve Eonration of
conditioned reflexes. This review of the literature and some of
the author's experiments -shows'.that man -is characterized by two
differe'nt levels of adaptation to:tim'e -the,lirst signaling system
(perception of external stimuli thro''ugh the.sense:orcrans) and the
second signaling system (speech nd~#ought),~ Both man
a and aninials
acquirellreElexes to moments:of time and,to 24-hour environmental
::influences, and thesereflexes are important'factors in establish-
ing circadian rhythms of physiological functions.: The formation
of conditioned reflexes to:~very_short and.shoTrt intervals.of time
is based on different and more-compl,e,x:physio,lo,,-,icaI mechanisms,
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