SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOZACHENKO, A.I. - KOZHEVNIKOV, I.A.

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USSR UDG, 662. 539. 622
NAZARENKO, P. V. and KOZACHENKO, A. 1.
"Effect of Jet Fuel Additives on Deformation of Rtibbing Bodiit~s,,
Sb. nauch. tr. Kiev. in-t ijxzli. grazlid. aviatsii of
Scientific Works of Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engirwers) 197L,
vyp Z, pp 70-72 (from Referationyy Zhurnal-Aviataionn)qe i
Raketnyye Dvigateli, No 7, 1972, Abritract No 7. 34. 108)
Translation: It is shown that adding 0. 01% by vveigkt of 'XP and PMATO -2
antiwear additives to T-7 f-iel causes a reduction of Lan C i I ~ I,
q ziti t frict o
forces and an increase of nictal surface layer (JefoVinatiorl, Which i13
due to its surface activity. Adding o;f chrornium oli,,,ate decrc~tses th~
deformation of metal surface layers (4 illustrationii;, 4 teferejiceb,
resume).

USSR UDC 532.593
KOZACHENKO, L. S., KIIRISTOFOROV, B. D., Moscow
"Surface Phenomena for Underwater Explosions"
Novosibirsk, Fizika goreniya i vzryva, Vol 8, No 3, 1972, pp 433-438
Abstract: Results are presented from experimental studies of the initial rate
of ascent of the nushroom, the variatioa in ito heighL with time and tile sur-
face wave parameters for underwater explosions of splierical charges of cast
TNT weighing 100 kg at different depths in bodies of Nrater up to 12 radii of
the charge Vo :; 0.25)meters in depth. The exparimenI:4il procedures are described
in detail, and the data are depicted as graphs, oacillograws and photographs.
The geometric similarity law is derived for describitq; the surface waves for
an explosion in shallow water.
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USSR
11DC 532.593 + 333.595.,!
KOZA-CHENK0. L. S. KHRISTOFOROV, B. D. ,Moscow,
wi66uW666
"Parameters of a Shock-wave in Water Resulting from avi Exploiion at t1w votto'n
of a Reservoir"
Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, Nu 1, Mar 71, pp 127-135.
ABSTRACT: Rcsults are presented from piezeelectric Hwasul-vvients of'
parameters in a deep reservoir during, explosion oF iq!Jloriclil of'
sive at the bottum, WhiLit C(),l1!;i!;tCd of air-sattivatim; swid,
concrete. 'Me expcrivivjital data SIlQW I;IliLt '.It gt,cat: th~!
of the. explosion, tile illi'llielice. of' ;III hot-Ar'),11 F"Hidil.-t:1 boll :;1loclov~w" pal-.-i-
meters ill tile water are silil.ii4ir ill gIC1101-411 f*Catll.]~C!-~ tl:l tilt! i.111*11IL-N~'C Of ;I
surface. Tile parzimeters of the !;hockwave can be calci.0ate,:1 iiccordin;I, to for;T-il-
las presented in the article. At measurement poilts tivar 111-v bottol~i, tht-, time
of action is generally greater thall that calculated din to the i11411lence Of
the bottom wave, the intensity or which decrease's wid', inci-c-asing dist:w%
from the bottom. The pressure in tile side and head ww,es Js 01,111:11-,111y w)t ovvl,
20-30% of the presstire in the direct wave. Near tho iii-oa of inti:,rioction of
the leading edges of head and direct thC M3X1Fjjl1l j)l*Q1:~!;L1`(! i:; R-l'"Y'
hi her than that meastired with ill expjoriioll ill 11,
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R., LknInI.-An So. M~Itlc i,odaarch D,,.5Ljtut#~ of
WZYUK, V. T., and
Plant Gro,6ing. Selection, and G'RIftiws, Kh~rkov
"Gamma-Ray Irradiation-1nduced MuLability of Barleyhybr!jds arj~ Tnair Paritnt. .-orn.511
Moscow, Genetika, Vol 6. No 7, Jul 70, i)p 35-43
Abstract: Garrma-ray irradiation (10 kx) %u*' Lhrof) 41.;z;-!-Lid:I r~~ur
X Xwdikum 52-iA, 4rvxr'kuvax,.iy )06 X 1.11inotokiy 4), IN
parent forms Ijiduced a variety of
chloruphyll nutationa. 'A"hu hyorid.-, uxati,-4uti ULo paroiiL I Q 4-.-, A. ;n,,L-
aoility, frequoncy of eac"rx Ilrutp of alld YjQ-';!~4 ;It.' W.LLh
normal and reduced pruductivity. lho uiusL promisilij, fovo.,; ~io4-o
6 1 L t"I -
hybrids and thu ~.ediktuq 52-64 1(arioty. Coiauina Lion Yar 1;~ 1 : Ij5' c(
tion variability in the Iiybrida wideriod tho 111 I.;IU
hybrid popul~-tions. The varietitas diff orod ~jl gonl~ral rtljtaQij.~ L"'.
of the they wore obtained (hyk~rid or nonhylurid),. $~gica Lbe ro-I
j
twoon. the frequency Q-;' di-fferVilt grDUPS Or mutations
chlorophyll and others) may vary, the offactironusu oC rtjwLa~iqia:;ir~ ue uait;(~.-
mined directly from the frequencv of changes which are of irLi.,re;st :L-i a parUcu"r
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WZYUK, V. T., et al, Genetika, Vol 6, NIO 7, jul 70, 'I"P
investigation. The spectrum of ahlorophy4l m~itations :0
frequency increased by gamuna-ray irradiation, The mktali,~'Iity of W.Ita,
respect to protein content waa greator than In the ~=LjN`

USSR
KOZACIIENKO, Yu. V. , SENICHBKOVA, A. YLI.
"Sufficient ColiditioNsfor Sawpling Differentiability oC Rawk-al Procussc-4"
Teoriya Veroyatnoste), i mat. Stat. Mezlived. Nauch, 0). [The,:w). of PI-0-
babilities and Mathematical Statistics, Intardepartmewl.al !kIJviitP'iC
Collection], 1972, No 7, pp 75-80 (Translated from Roftrativnyy Zhuy-nal,
Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1 VSO by thi.- authors) .
Translation: A general theorem is presented an the e3A,t-CTICO --)f C011tiNIO(If,
sampling derivatives of random processes. AS a rCSLLII.; of' t1lis OW01-(11,
sufficient conditions are presented for sampling difftrcntia~ffljtv of
Gaussian processes.

USSR UDC 519.21
"Even Convergence of Certain Random Series"
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i Mat. Statist. Mezhved. Nauchn. 5b. [Theory of Probabilities
and Mathematical Statistics, Interdepartmental Scientific Collection], No 2, 1970,
pp 104-110 (Translated from Referativnyy Murnal Kibeructika, Ho 3, 1971, Abstract
No 3 V84 by the author),
Translation: Sufficient conditions are produced for even convergence with prob-
ability one of series with random coefficients of the fova
E4px 41. 10, - - - -
where En are independent random quantities, such that
a PXVI-XI.... are trigonometric polynomials of p Variableii. As a re3ult, suf-
ficient conditions are produced for sampling continuity with probability one of a
Gaussian random field on a sphere in a P+I-dimensional space.
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USSR
UDC 61!1.37.5.13:621.391.822
KOZACMOK, A. KUNOV, V. M.
"Method of Calculating the Noise Parameters of Amplifier;s with Feedback"
Moscow, Elektrosvyaz, No 6, 1971, pp 45-50
Abstract: A method of calculating the noise param*texa of mr.10.1fiers with IQed-
back is developed. The riethod is suitable for cases wheire thit amplifier and the
feedback circuit are three-tenninal, neti-!orks with connected cozimon. sides. In
practice, the amplifier circuits do not always satisfy this condition, but the
method permits discovery of the effect of the four basic typ(m of feedback, on the
noise characteristics of the amplifier. The interrelation bcici~,i?en the noise par-
ameters of an amplifier without feedback and with feedback can be established by
the relations obtained for the four basic types of feedbittk. The application of
these relations is illustrated by an example of, veries teedback with respecc to
,voltage.
All ty
,pes of feedback change the no~sie characteritnics ol! che amnl~ffer
even if the noi5c of the feedback circuit is neglected. Analysis of freqIiency-
independent feedback with respect to voltage sh(ws that :tn th.f '1; CaSe it it; D013-
sible to encompass the amplifier in a deep feedback circuit by riroper selection
of the feedback circuit el(=ents without worsening the noise OiiLrac te ris tics of
the amplifier.

USSR UM 6813.06!51
Y=CHKPV,.. L-S.
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"Some Problems of the Theory of Systems of Information Flows"
Nauchno-Tekhn. Inform. 5b. Vses. In-t Mauchii. I Tellin. Worm., [Scientific
and Technical Information, Collection of All-Union Insi.itute of Scientific
and Technical Information], Series 2, No 10, pp 3-15, 49, (Trailslated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, 1970, No 5, Abstr'act lijo, 5V(i35 by the
author).
Translation: Certain structural properties of infornation distributionl~,.,
gnoseological problems of information relationships and the ciipacities of
information retrieval systems based on methods of inforloation distributLon
are studied.

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DATE PU8LISHE0-------7J
SUBJECT AREAS--ORDNANCE, P,~~OPULSION AND FUELSt CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--- AMMON I UP4 NITKATE, EXPLJSIVE* C64,L, LETH[Wis SOPWJ", CUSP~~ONOI
AMINIE DER[VAT[VEr HEXOGE:Nt PfiGSPHAT-Ep CALCIU14 FLU'0111D~-, LlTiiiu:4
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IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE TO CGINSIOERA13LY REDUCE THE 1;1,A"ll~l,ll!.lLiry cjt*-
EXPLOSIVES CP.NTAINING HEXGGEIN A&L) NUTRUGLYCERIN 1!0' T-H~. 11601TIU'N 0.:
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USSR UDC: 519.?
KOZAK. Josef
"The Method of Weighted Least Squares With Weights Equal to
Pascal Distribution Probabilities"
Ekon. -mat. obz. (Mathematical Economics ReArieur) , 1972, 8, No 41,
pp 426-433 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 7$, abstracE No
SV395 by the author)
Translation: The paper deals with the feasibility of usIng
Pascal distribution probabilities as weights in the nethod of
weighted least squares.

USSR UDC 62l. 373 530, 110~- 15
KOZAKA 0. V. PASECMIIK, L. L.
"Investigation of an Intense Q'UrAsistationari Discharjj;e in a xaLmetjc
Field"
V sb. Voz)r. fiz. nizkote."meraturn. r1ar-nv (Probleits 4W Low-Ttemnerature Fli~zma
Pbysics-collection of works), Minsk, 51-auka. I teklin,", 1,)'10, !pp
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, Uo 1, Jan 71, Abstract No ID1136)
Translation: The paper is a reV)rt on the results of' em
of a dense plasma with ciilarge concentration of ICLI;~,V~1,1 5 cil, -I by
Intense quasistationary L:c-ld-cwthodv dt3chargi~ in it fleld witli ~L
.%trength of up to 5,LM cersted-3. 1, study was made ot tht! rad~-P-l distrli-
bution of plaim den3ity Ne and olectroti tctaper&t%tr,i 1,11,, tuitis,!r varlous 4!x-
perimental canditions. The diff%oion cveffLcient Is tound a funct'.1a,zi
the magnetic field by comparing experim*utal and theoreticid 'relaticr-Blvir.3
for K=N(r). Two illustrations,, bibliography of six tftle~,,, Resuz-4.
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111A91JUJI 11flijil 11f

USSR UDC 632.95
YUSUPOV, M. M., KOZAK, R. and ROZEIKOVA, K. K.
"Synthesis of N-Etliyl-S-alkylthiobenzothiazoliuin Borafluorides"
Eintez Borftoridov N-Etil-S-alkiltiobenzatiazollya [Englisl,, Version Abovel,
Tashkent, 1971, 4 pages, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Khim!ya,
No 9, 1972, Abstract No 8 N574 Dep. by the Author's).
Translation: N-Ethyl-S-alkylthiobenzottiiazolium boroflucrides were manufac-
tured by the interaction of the correspondIng S--al~'~y-li-ItiobLinmottilazole,4; with
triethyloxonium borofluoride as part of the continuing sear0A for new de-
foliants and studies of the dependence of dofoliant activity on structure.

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USSR UDC: 6,21. 372 Ol-';C 3.2
17 A VAIrU T-
"An Investigation of Coupled Circuits"
Uch. zap. Vladimir. Gos. red. in-t (Scientific 11otes (If V1,M-H-Mil' StAktl.~
Pedagogical Institute), 19'(1, 32', pp 75-78 (frcm -NO
3, Mar 72, Abstract No 3A115)
Translation: Phe paper prL----sents the results of ,Ln eitperimet-it-il study cl'
a system of two tank circuits with inductive anti carm.citivinte coupling "m
radio frequencie:;. A i3pecial case of gmteb a vyr-tt2o ii.n wh!7~!h this!
coefficients are equal, where the presence of cou~--I:Lmr, doit-, nat chur.Lzt
frequencies of oscillations in the c(niposite syston, Ls ccci~,-::er-3d in
papers by L. I. Mandel'shtrm and S. F. Strelkov. ldantici:d loops r~
Q of 100 and a normal mode of T50 kHz were "-,perimenfially 41AVdicd. n.~e
normal mode is considered as a fLuiction of mutual it,~!J~xtarin4,, rand lt Is
shown that a characteristic char-ge in the resonan(:e ji.rc~perli~!s of the
system is observed with large coefficients of inductive ccwpling, It
is mentioned that the investigated properties of the systeiii could b C! u,i
in automation and radio crigineering. For instance if res(matcTs with in.'rc-

USSR
KOZAKOV, M. I., Uch. zap. Vladimir. &os, ped. in-t;, IM, 3,?,, pp 75-78
,icizon , ecl~-
tive and capacitive coupling were to be used in multiouvity '.,*,1, 2
siderable tuning of the resonators vou-Id be possible wilder cx:r-~ain con-
ditions by changing the coupling capacitance. Use of n 1w,ge turing spretui
is also possible in coupled systems based an microwavq! ctrl4r, Idnes. Five
illustrations. Ye. R.
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USSR
UDC 621.357.1.035..14.661.418
M Z. -Ya,.
"Electrolysis Bath as an Object with Distributed Parameters"
Khim Tekhnologiya Nauch-proizv Sb. [Chemical Technology, Sciontific and ProdLlCt-
ion Collection, No 5, 1971, pp 49-52. (Trinslated fruo Reforittivnyy Zhurnal
Mimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 4242 by Ye. r. Khrushcheva).
Translation: In order to decrease the gradient of con.,fluctivity along a chlo-.ine
bath with an lig cathode, decrease uneven anode wear and equalizc ihe Cumvt
mode, a mathematical model of an electrolysis bath as jin object with even dis-
tribution of concentration and temperature has been dci,e,lopad. Using this Miodel,
it has been established that the change in NaCl concevitration in the VGKP-101
bath is about 40 kg/m3, temperature 20% specific cundi;ictivity 8 ohm-1-ln-J.
The increase in conductivity at the "hot" end of the bath catises an increast~
in the current through the "ho0end and uneven anode vioar. 'rhese defects- can
be partially eliminated by a new method of feeding frefli bri.ne into the bath.
The brine is fed in through a pipe in the electrolyte *t tho "hot" end of the
bath. As it passes through the pipe, the fresh brine is heatod by 11-cat exchange
with the electrolyte and it enters the clectrolyzer at a higher temperaLure.
This reduces the temperature gradient ill the electroly!lis zallo. The temperature
drop along the bath is decreased by approxi Bill te 1*y 00, 0quali..".Ing tll(! coll0kict',
vity and current load.

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USSR UDC 621.317.335.3
KOZAR', A. I., IUIIZIINYAK, X. A.
"Problem of Exact Measurement of Large Values of tile r1ialectric Constant of'
Ferroelectric.s"
Radiotekhnika. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-tokhn. sb. (RadEa Engineering. Republic
Interd--partmental Scientific and Technical Collection)o 197D, vyp. 14, pp 118-
128 (from RZh-Radiotaklinika, No 4. Apr 71, Matract No 4A.303)
Translation: The method of integral equations Is ugeiR to solve the internal
problem of electrodynamies of scattering of alectramagriatic ' waves in dielect-
ric apheres with a large value of C in a rectangular w4we 9 Oil Lha basis
of solution of the problem a new method of measuring, Urge values of the di-
electric constant e of ferrocAectrics vith high accura,,;y is proposed. It is
demowtrated that this method can be used for prociniaii. meatiurements of C in
a wide frequency and temperature range. There are 4 illustrations and a 6-
entry bibliography.

USSR
SHELUD IKO Yu. M. and WaR, F. Te.
*The Intracellular DeV31opment of Phytopathogenic Virwas"
Abstract; This work is a survey of modern dtLt% on the intrr-xiillular deve1op-
ment of piVtopathogenic viruses. eaets wt-dch give a;j J.1va of.' t4e various
stages of this process -ire considered: peactration oe It,he of infection
into the cell r6lease of viral a.I:A trom 'the coat protelnz,
viral ILIIA th-at- has rja!ssed into the cell, the plaoe of i;jiithosis o.," viral
and protein, and t1he assemblIng, a
, of the vir-a partiale& i-nd irdgritti a ce-
twosn cells. The role of various cellulir orzanelle-i ~~i thtit of
plant viruaes and the changes ~_n the ultrastructure or t'-he pLLnt cell =d;a-r
the influence of a viral infection are ommined. fixe pro'olans are
also considered: th,3 place and form of ~ozalization a-f viral. :,-,75sez ill tzle
call, patku)logical Caa.-r%es 311 eel-W-ar qrganellez, avzl the ultrpscructure Q.,
X-bodies and other inclusion bodies. To a oonstiera~I)a extunL the autwrs
present their own previous4 published electron micro:paope rel;earcz on ultra-
struotural changes in the pJAnt, coll ca4sed by t~w ropl~Lcatkon of some pcyto-
pathogenic viruses.
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In spaci,iullts.
~'- 3urvict-., 14artona, V. 29rancv, end ot".ar!: ,~c-xr-
~t:'-tud lr. tne.r thfat *.'Lo*. )r,ly bUt
i ' _. C' h I j-~'l I,--- c etre3ti und to r ter rj a t.- I al cc, r.-~ It
z,_*:~:~i,u,,~,'.Il,~ ahtr_;o bcJ7 roacti-;'11ty and farc%inn1r.,_- cf oz%or-
At ~ievz'.,I~1. -:r, t:-.v
7r-;b1,5zr,a lnvolwec In tt,,o nt),Uaal at;-,,,pt5rt of
Tht center c,' J5
:unctional czn6r' no~lllcal
P~rt'd tro -alect'Irr. a:-,d
e-,oc',ri "~_tlon were hold an
An erllvened dlscuation vrt avok~~J by ~. rer;~zrt t;y 1.
t ': r'.- I 'ori- ~'C~r ,
C a rr"~ d the I .1. 1-718 tu ne~c h a r"Isms of I
to R.-,mc. &FeA-,tz In denvndarce c.-1 djurnh! pr.-,-tr.nf.
Ciro ettrrictir.L 11hF a,;,.-,ntlon of a
On.
n_zvion3 mi 'he =otter of ind, ttvtnarijr.
tnn author pulnle4 (J;3r zt1o d"Irlibit-ity of fi-I.E.0
:T~tz ths el!;~ht nedical aupport z-7m!t_n =easar- ~~r 7
-rau.-
do-nu--d 4.1d re-ndartnz ln-fligh_t
1, re-p,.,r-z; by Yu , Eel fz-eil an rta C
tcr!~ or, tirte IrAlcts a.' Lha tettzgro7. ;'f
."o-d ca"Idcrobla `~-tt collecti"I d'-*'z. ::I
in hft4athy perEo-ml
tiona 6v-17,, 11!ffer,~.-,t zhatas )f 'tt.0 20lEr r,:
In 'eter;~_In'n,7' tL' zc=a-, "!I
I= !.=Ortant for
~'.'t= Zltt- -'C;7 Z: 4-j- ~6 j':-, 7
:t2 t=-
er:+-
pric.. to 1.. cc-ni.,
ru ;:ctmv
:zzt the ccnf~rellv~..
V

USSR
UDC 612-833-81
RQV_rMKTY._1d,__A-, PETFOV, 0. P., and STARDEUBMV, Ya. D., Dcpartxiant
of Physiology of Hij~,e.r Nervous Activity, Moscow Stute Unive.rsity
"Formation of a Food-Obtaining Reflex to a Chain Sti=lus in the DolphIn and
Som* of Its Behavloral Characteristics"
Moscow., Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy Dayatellnosti, go 4~ 19(1, pp 'r00-704
Abstract: Report on the dynamics of fornation of a coni,111tionel reflex to a
chain acoustic stimulus (3 tones each sounded for 2 see) In an unrestrained
adult female Black Sen dolphin (Tursiops truncatus A=t.j. At thq vignal the
animal swam to a lever and was immediately revarded vith a ftsth if it p-mc-sert
the lever correctly. The reflex was formed to the compla-x stinulus an
quickly an to a similar simple ref1j!x and the proc(iso wis &Tq)iroxJmaLe1y 0.0
same as in other higher animals. The location of -the dolphin at the Utm the
stimulus was presented and especially the position that It took under the
lever served as unique signals that had an effect on the conditioned
activity. Experiments were perfor-red vith another dolph~xt to studY the
reciprocal influence of food and play reactions, competitive relations, and
capacity for imitation.
7P -

USSR
KOZDOBA L. A.; CUMMOV V. L. (Institutet of Engineering Heat Fh,%,,sics,
.9 .1 :1
_MwdMTkW 7ca eW~ of Sciences)
"Use of the Method of a Small Param.,ter in the Solution nf Qiiazillirioar Freb.-
lms of Nonstationary Thermal Conductivity vith Si.,pnifictuit 1110EWi0aritifis"
Moscow, Teplofizilka VysokikJi Temperatur; May%4ane., 1971; J)P 5,57-62
PLBSTRACT: The authors present a method of solving quasilinaax probler's ofo
nonstationary thnnrial conductivity by the nothed or a oral-1 piX.!jm,,tO.,r 1111cn a
preli:minar7 r-pproy-biation of the laws for the variation W' th-1, therlt)-ph:"Sical
characteristics nake it poirible -to liner-rize a prohlcz ~n suoh a iTay that a
perturbation wculd be weak for mV aignificant nonlinoirliLUes. Svch an rrrraach
extends the possibilitios of the perturbE-tion method to tbe oIizs of preUlemn
with signific.-at, nonlinearities, An examplo im given whtLcb t%e
method and show-s that the error in the volution after tho fir8t E_,voroxizmaticn
obtained by the perturbation mithod, caVared with -the -mneriu.-_:L zolutior., is
billy compatible with enginooring practice.
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112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
'TITLE--METHUDS OF ELECTRIC MODELLING UF MOVABLE TEMPERATURE FIELDS -U-
AUTHOR-KOZDOBAt L.A
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE---INZHENERNO-FIZIC~iESKIY ZHURNALt 1970t VOL 18, NR It PP 167-171
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION, TEMPERATURE GRADLENT, ELECTRONIC
~.`,CIRCUIT MODELING, ELECTRUNIC. SIMULATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTkICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1701 STEP NO--UR/0170/7010ldYOIJI/0167/0171
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118679
U-N,

212 016 UNCL ASS IF I EO PROCESSING CATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NC)--AP0119679
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SCHEME OF EXPERIMENTAL VOLUME (A)
ANO KNOD OF R GRIO (BAR U) FOR ELECTRIC MOOELLING 0i. SOLUTION OF
EQUATION (2). SUMMARY EXPRESSIONS IL6) ALLOW 'Cilik.CULATION OF
PARAMETERS OF R GRID OF ELECTRIC MODEL FOR SOLUTION OF F"~U#ll IONS 13F
UNSTEAOY HEAT CONDUCTION WIT!i VARIABLE HEAT S6URCE~ HkIrVEN IN THE
MOVABLE COORDINATE SYSTEM AT 6OUNi)ARY CONDITIONS 01' THE I-IV KINDS.
SUBSTITUTION USED IN THE PAPER SIMPLIFIES THE MUDtl,LING 4ETH00S IN
COMPARISUN WITH THE METHODS PROPOSED IN III
U711 ; A

USSR
UDC: 621.375.82
KOZEL, S. M. and KUZINETSOV, Ye. P.
"Effects of Spontaneous Radiation in High-Amplification Lascro
With Wavelength of 3.39 Microns"
Tr. Mosk. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta (Transactions of tha 1.'otteDil Phy~;ico-
Techriical Institute) 1971(1972), pp 82-91 (from H2~h_Fizika, No 4.,
1973, Abstract No 01234)
Translation: The effect of spontaneous radiation on thiL, characteristics of a
coherent light amplifier with a higA azLplification factor is considered. Irt
is shown that the linear mode of amplification is dete:nidned'by the condition
of smallness of the external signal compared with the opontaneous
radiation in each point of the waplifier. A copputatioit it; taul.e of the distri-
bution of the characteristics of the active meditu.1 for the caae of the Compar-
able quantities of uniforra and nonuniform, broadenlj4~ of cpectml lines. Rela-
tionships are given for the at,-plification factor along the tul)c len,-,,th for
various lengths of the amplIfier and for the arTlificantion sp(ic-Inm. Results,
of the computation are compared with the experimental data obtained for a Hu-Ne
laser (3-39 Ye. A.

USSR UDQ,: 621-378.525
KOZEL, S. M. Emd YXZ`N~;TSOV, Ye. P.
"Nonlinear Interaction of a Spontaneous Radiation Eield ILith the
Active Nedium of a Gas Laser With High Amplifici:ttion"
Gorlkiy, Izvestiva VUZ--Radiotekhnika, No :1.0, 1~)'12, P.1) 1486-1492
Abstract: The spontaneous radiation of laser qutLntum
'10 1
abnormally hi[rh where the a-mplification is hiC.~ -;s exp.!aillel~ 11.,;
its nonlinear interaction with the tlCtiVe M0diL1111. Tlic', re-;ult i~~
112.0n and 4
nonuniform density distribution of the inverse i,_U.9
a reduction in the amplification factor and diBtortion of the 1"I - e -
quency cha-ract-,eristic. The purpose of the prei3itnt j-.i:q1er is %() in-
vestigate theorel 'ont'o I!
6-ically the phenomenon of the j;p ; ~ioow r;~Ji::.-
tion field interacting vith the laser medil;jn on the '011isio of th~--
semi-classical method. The result.9 of a ni.,meri,.,ol ci-,Iculatian 0~
the problem on 'he computer for -- laser using ,:,. Ile-Niz. mixture , nd
operating at a uavelenCth of 3.39 microns are ;:0-9o pr,:3~,rited. The
analysis begins ,lith a system of equations descz,ibing the pnra-_ecter
distribution of the laser, usine, a simple modal of dc-viec., -~ul
which the spontaneous radiation field ie conesid(ired ao a set of
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KOZEL, S. M., et al, Izvestiy-a VU"--Rar. a, I~o A, 1972'
4j
pp 1486-1492
noncorrelated plane waves propagated alone, the loser fi~:is,
an attenuation factor to account for the anC..ular dirij:('rsion of the
field and the multiple reflectiois froiji tht:! wallo. It is notl~~:
that neglecting this interaction between the spolit'uIc-"n"s
and the medium may lead to substantial errors iii co~ipuling thc~
laser characteristics and in the treatMent of
The authors express their thanks to A. S. Gorinov fa,,- th~! cc:ap',7,ta--
tions and to 1. P. Mlazanlko and A. V. ShalaCin ftr t)-~Ar useful
comments.
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BALLYMI L. P.; KOZEL P S. M.; LOKSIMI., 0- R- (YOSCON PhPiceti-echnical IrztItute)
"Phatodetection of Coherent Radiation Scattered by a Molting Diffusion Surfaco
by a Receiver -.;ith a Finite Apea-ture"
Tomsk, Isvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniyt Fizika; July, 1971; . 52-8
pp
ABSTRACT: The question of the effect of the site and shape of L-he aperture
of a receiver on the spectral properties of a photocurreht~, vLth photodetec-
tion of scattered coherent radiation, is explored theorotlcalb- and experi-
mentally. It is shown that this effect is i gubstantially diffqnbnt in neax and
distant wave regions. Equations are obtainod for the phW;ocxu-ivnt ispectra
-with various sizes of receiver apertures.
The article includes 24 equations and two figtires. There.are 6 refe-ronces.
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1/2 036 UNCL AS$ IF I EO Pk(jCESSrPlG OATE--()40EC70
TITLE--SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A RANDOM INTENStTV FI:ElL0 OBTAINED
DURING SCATTERING OF COHERENT RAOIATI3*4 ONTO A M.0VKtJGp (QFFUSE SIJR.Fi'A(;E
AUTHOR-031-ANISIMOV, V.Vot KOZEL# S.M., LOKSHIN# Go44
omd
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..SOURCE--MOSCOWt RAOIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONLKAv NO 31 01701 PP 539-545
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--LASER RAOIATIONt LIGHT SCATTERING# LINE iNTENSITY
C12NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REELIFRAME--1999/1350 STEP NO--Ult/010()/'701/000/003/0539/05/i5
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123308
11W LASSIFEED

2/2 036 UNCLASSI FIM PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123308
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS RRESENT T14E RF-SlJLrS OF
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CERTAIN STATISTICAL PROPERTIES OF A RANDOM
INTENS-ITY FIELD PRODUCED DURING SCATTERING OF LASER RAOIATION BY A
MOVING DIFFUSE SURFACE.

M."M
UDC 53~.9)16
Hon:-ov, nd K 11.
I
"Motion of Char,!;ed Particles in a Randon I'lectric
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizich-2siri-11 ZhiirnPl, vol. 16, 6, Jw1c 197-1?
PP 1033-1034
Abstract: The proble..i of the moticn of p"rtI.C.1-0s, J-11 01to-
chastic electric fields io rartirient to ~selrel'1511. brancl,~-., Of
such as astrophysics, plasma ph.lrsic3, Rnd electroni(,...-A. IJ~ -,U-h-L..
short theoreticO. ',tU('Y, 1.--he jpartiaL,~a anr~ -1,0 tht-,,
same churt-c-, 'lic wume rms-J, ~~nd to movo wntler fl,!u -I
random electi-;Lc Ifield ,n(` in n conot.3nt
angles to the rart-ic-ni~ motioli. The anillysis 1*eCLII-,-Iu
sentation of' the ecuations for the orthogolu'u" 1;11,~
electric field ;:ith -rhe oj-,urlifyinj a8uumption th,-jt the 1.7
component is zero and that the electric field iz; a fiincuion oi
time on2Ly. Since this -n-obIe-m it,~ connect~3(:`, wit-'- th,,, ci
the emission, of thermoeiectron2 f.-OLI V2
authors u-se ti,, nethotl cio.,.,-clopod h,~ V. V.
7-
carlier articles by him (ZhTF-"-- Journal of
L91 1-%91 Journ.%,! of

1124
-7
71
U38R
ROZIMOV., V. V. et 1.1, vol. 16, '.o.
6, June 1971, I)p 1033-1034
energy of a Particle, as and the diffusla!l (!o:.--f-'ic!-icl-.t C"r
the particles across the externz-a =Cnetic field arf? of -J."tere-t?
the authors derive the eanation for each. They e::,pr-n.9s their
gratitude to A. I. Akhiyezer ,arid 11. V. Polovin Tor tlL~--ir intere~2t
in the work. They are conriected i,.,-ith the Physico-Tel-hilical
stitute of the LG:rai.-iiv-n Academy of Sciences at K-harkov.
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Sv
.
272
k 5/20)
,
(from i" 'h-'nai ~~.E ~i 71,
T r a ns 1 -1 c.,: i~l,%!1C, "A 1 P; t! C C.L.T
a Circuit ol"
tr an o -1.3 or 4u- ric d, coxix-iralwor.LL3 distinCul--il,-.6 in ~`i-t,
thk~ purpose c-f riLinr the dUra-.ion of the out'p-,it I)ul.Eu ar, i
tional ind izir,- c,--" rositive feedback, conncct,:d 1.1irciiii!-h a
the trar.3istcr bnse, is introductA. E' . lu

USSR UDC: 621.396.1a.019.3
SHEVTSOV, G. A., KOZELETSKIY, E. I.
"Selecting the Duration of Industrind Preoperation oV Radl-o 'Heel-ronic
V sb. Obmen opytom v radioL)romsti (Experience Fooling in th,-- Riidlc Tndust:~y-
collection of works), Vyp. 4, Moscow, 1970, RP 37-39 (front
No 7, jul TO, Nostract No 7V267)
Translation.: The authors consider the possibillty of det.,irvd'.n;r.Lr, the optf_m~im
duratior of industrial pre-operation of radio equipment bofore ,,juttilagi, ;,( into
production. Graphic material is given whicb mey be used Sn prodiAction pra;,tice.
Resumd.
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"S'~mt h 2r, If-, op 2.; r 'L
quino I onez
I-1 cil f~l:j. Vol
Ab v-, t, rac t A 1
chlnr~ d
a sodiu,,,Ii violi':l. t l.:
rcs v;''7
or T-
qual 'nlol'.Cl ;~t
anl I.-
Yu d~
-ri -h .1

USSR
KOMILIP, I. P,.., ct nI., TJ L.7d 1',o - FVrnmt s -~~vti (:: 1,.
pp
re-cidual, oil -'s in ,Acclhol, 1111CIA t!l-!.'
J or
600 in the
-28", ~,,04c` nntl ":D:;C)
at 227

. ....... . ... ..
JIM UDC 60.15 ,)h-iq4:62o-i7
MWSNEV, G. A.) 1CM16 LUK-YANOV, V. V., P%W1JYEV, A. S. and
PXFa(ASJ M. D.
"High-Strength Carbon-Nickel Steel"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye, No 9, Sep 72, pp 64-66
Abstract: The mechanical prorerties of C-Ni steels with 10-14% Ni weiv invest-
-
igated. ions of the steels are Eus follows:
The chemical composit
C Ni Mo W V Co Bi Yin S+P
UN-10 0.32 10 ---- ---- ---- ---- 0-15 0 -2~' ) 0.012
UN-12 0-32 12 ---- ---- ---- ---- 0.32 0.21 0.010
UN-14 0-33 14 ---- ---- ---- ---- 0.17 O.P1 0.011
UNS o.4o 14 0-35 0-55 o.4 ---- 0.10 0.8") 0.040
UNS-20 o.17 14 0-38 o.6o o.4 ---- 0.11 0.0~, 0.020
UNS-20K 0.17 13 0.22 o.43 0-15 5-5 0.10 0.016 0.020
UNS-50K 0.54 10 o.68 ---- 0-3 4-3 0-10 not deterriined
Ingots we ighing 30 k6 were vacuum-induction meelted and rolli!d into strip 5 r-TIM
thick, wh ich was subjected to nonnalization at q!j0OC arid hi:;h-tem,-eratzire tem,
Cring at 5000C- In the hardened state, the UN and UNIS imeeis have hil-,b streneth
and ductility. The highest strenL-th of UN steels can bi.~ aclfl:eved by quenchlr4-.,
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BERESNEV, G. A., et al., Metallovedeniye, No 9, $ep 72., pp ()L-66
from 6750C. Also, the iripact strength is lower than after q-,ietichini~ frarr, 7500C.
High-nickel steels with a ensile strength of 190-2123 V.1-XI Mit- 'Ind an Inpact
strength of 5-8-5 K-,f-m/V- UNS-50K steel had the stren[,,th b,.it less
elongation and reduction in area. Alloying C-11i steels wit-Ii 1.0, W, and It (0.2-
0.5%) significantly increases their resistance to teml!o-ring, Idille allayina
with cobalt causes additional strengthening with Irl;f1irx? at 5-cA &0,
identical in magnitude in the hardened and tempered state. TIte increasQd
strength as a result of increased carbon content is high only in the hardened
state or after low-temperature tempering. The charqe of diavtility properties
vith increased strength shows that UM and UIIS-5fOX C-14 steNVIS have an lonja-
tion of 7-15% and redaction in area of 30A for a strerj;!th oV 200 k;:,,f/". . For
UNS-50K steel adequate ductility in provAded by lov-ta:npara, I;u,-c te=,~erln;,,
while very high stren;,th (265-280 kgf/m ) is presemee.d. All in;restignted
steels had a fine granular structure, which contributas cig-nificantly to their
high mechanical properties. 2 figpires, 2 tablesp
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=w4mmmom
1/2 oto UNCLASSIFIED PitocEs:SING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--ALL ROUND ASSESSMENT OF PRODUCT QUALITY -U-
lip
AUTHOR-(02)-6AR6ASH# S-M., KOZENKO, A.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--STANDARTY I KACHESTVOi 1970s NR 5, PP 58-61
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BE14AVICRAL ANG SOCIAL SCIENCES, MECHor INO.t CIVIL AND
MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--QUALITY CONTROL, INDUSTRIAL $TANDAROt INOEX, PRODUCTION
STANDARO
C014TROL MARKING--,NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/0114 STEP NO--UR/0422/70/00010051005t3/(1061
IrIRC
Typ

212 010 ONCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0122330
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-N) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE
ARTICLE PERMITS THE QUALITY LEVC-L OF A PRJUUC'r
COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF THE ABSOLUTE VALUES
10.
1: E SS 1 .34.3 GArE--230CT70
METH00 !jU, ~JGCSTED IN THE
TO Of- ASSESSED WITHOUT A
OF IIJUICES, (318L.

USSR
UDC 669.721.5.P:84.018.28.29
KOZENKO, P. S., GORSHKOV, A. A.
"Study of Hot Brittleness of Magnesium-Lithium Alloys"
Usadochn. Protsessy v Splavakhi Otlivkakh (Shrinkage 11rocess" in Alloys and
Castings -- Collection of Works], Kiev, Nauk. Dumka Pre:is, 1971:1, Pp 306-108.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 19711, Abstract No.
S, 1688 by the authors).
Translation: Results are presented from studies of hot brittloness of Mg-Li
alloys; recommendations are given for its reduction. 3 figs; 5 biblio refs.
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USSR UDC 669.721'834.042.6
KOZErIKO!,,,P S GORSTIKOVp A. A.
p
"Shrinkage of Nagnesiumr-Lithium Cast Alloys"
Usadochn. protessy v srJavaII-h i otlivialth -- V s)). (Slirfril~ajr! Proccas'-!-, Erl
Alloys and Castings -- collection of works), Kiev, Plaukova Ounka. llresi;, 19701,
pp 336-337 (from Eh-,metallurEiva, No 4, kpr 71, M)sr-ract .110 4G222)
Translation: A study was made of the linear ribrink-all,a of illoys L.,Eth Li
In the 0-solid solutioa ragion. as a functior. of the allovinr-, additiveu. The
linear shrinkage of the indicated alloys is close to the s~lklrinkage of standard
alloys based on Mg.

USSR UDC: 62-52
KOZE17EV,-V,-A. and YUSUPOV, R. 14.
"An Algorithm of the Gradient Method for Syn-thiwizing Nonli-neal,
Control Systems"
Leningrad, PriborostroyezIlMe, No 5o 1972, pp N-38
Abstract: To begin their search for an al6prithui of thle gradielat
method for designing nonlinear control vyntenw,, the nuthors "Irite
a system of nonlinear differential equations def!.cri"binv; th-3 per-
turbed motion of vii automatic control syntem. J.Yavln,~,
an wqiression for the optinality criterion, ~Utey then One rn-idient
for aptimizing, tfic I-Aratfuteri in the ,;,yuLem of dtfCcruji.fAul
finding the criterion by t1r., ,.%:,thcd of B. G. Doutupw ioid t14::n firldint;
gradient. A forrula for the tirna mitruired by an for
synthasizin~~ optiywl nonlinear syaLemn ij, olitaiLed, nnil. Uiu %ut!jorii
that tiiw can be reduced by the use or the gradient syijtt~m J',)v dcvelu;Alli-~ the
partial lineari2ation m-ethad in the &1,-uritlun for syntIi.unizJ-uP;; 11ondin-u-1-:1. -.;to-
chastic control systenis. An exainple of the uw or Vio u).i-oxJA;,:2 is pmvlidud.

U DC : -5 17 . 9 -, 16
KUHAG'Ul,CVA, 3. 0.
"First Boundary Value ProblE;M frV Ctll --quaticn '~litl, Ldocont-Lnuc-as
Coef 1"icients 11
V ob. Differc~nts. P.-h
tions and ThAr cf 7.,-r1ko)
"llauka," 1970, P7) ji-38 Urom Ju. '5, -.-rch "I
Abstract ~;o. 3B240)
Translation: A T)rcot* is Irive.-a -,"or -~Jie exi2tenci! of al qolUl~:n
of' -11he bOUnJ!-irj value problem for tha equaLior,
b (b + c 0,
yr
with suf"ficiently crcoth ccefficic~mts v I i t h d i :3 t~,,t*)-, It I i tnC. f t h
:421irst Akilil !-,lorv- lille 0, WhtJrl!! it ttllt-jClff,~'c- -'vle
d.~fined corijugati-cri A. proof is --iv,,:n c-' tl-.~: ~x-
istence of the brundarY valu,-~ problem for the j:lWlunTlit:.,l
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KOZHAGUJOVA, S. 0., si). Differe.-its, uravneniZI 1
Jk", in inwrie a,
I'llauka, " 1970, PP 3.1---j")
2
-A R-U 0
b
in the case of a fairly smooth curve for tho 11ne of dis-
continuity ol' the coafficients,with the defincd cow.-J.-Vions of
conjugatica with it. Author's abstract
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USSR
uDc 542.91+661.70.1
BARAWH, Ii. D., DZHUNDUBAYEV, K. D., PORTNOVAo G. V and XUHAKH1~STQVAt
Institute of Organic Chaftistryp Academy Of SOielnces
"Synthesis of New Ammonium Salts of Derivatives of Phmph*ilic A(Ads"
Frunzeo Izvestlya Akademil Nauk Kirgizakoy SSR, No 21 Par-Apr 72o pp 61-62
Me
Abstracto On reacting the aminophosphonate (EtO),P(-o)-C1i,-,-1E;t, W with
alkyl halides RX In a sealed tube for 3-5 hre at ILO-150, OjO-dlethylphos-
phonoethyl (1f,N,N-diethylalkyl)aamoniux halides /(.EtCJ);ZP(-U)-CH-1iEt2A (n)
20 20 20 110 R 20
with R-Et, X-Br (d 1.1700, n D 1.4660)1 H-Pro X-BT (d 1.16540 n ,
1.4800)1 R-Fr, X-I (eO 1.2460, n2o D 1.4804)1 and R-An, X-Br (d?o 1.0986,
n20D 1.4565) were obtained in the form of thick oils trat t=yGta111za4 on
standing. .1 was prepared by the methods described by E. X. Pilds (0'ie1as?/,
J. An. Chen. Soc., 74, 1528, 1932, and G. it, KosolajWf, J. Ama Chem. Socto
70, 19711 1948. The newly synthesized coupounds 11 mrs of interest because
many phosphonylammonium halides exhibit physiologic4a activity to a greater
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BARABASH, N. D., at al. j Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Urgizakoy SSRO No 20
Mar-Apr 72p pp 61-62
or lesser extent (cf. N. N. Mel'nikov# "Khimiym Pxetitaiday" - Chezistry of
Pesticides -t Xhimiyap Eoscow# 1968, and WISH Author'a Cert- 179315t J3yull.
Izobret. , No 5, 1966). The work desorlbed. is a continuation of rese4rch in
an earlier stage of which (BaraboAh at &lop Izv, Ah 14rgime. SSRp No Ip
1?72) some phosphorylammozilum halide amaoga wexe eyatheal.,zod.
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UDC 546.26M8.07
RYSKULOV, T., BEYSHEKEYEV, ZH., "UjW=j&, ., DUMUELMY. K., arA
ASHIRBAYEVA# B.# Institute of Organio CbiPxds*yp Academy of Ociences Kirgiz.
SSR
"Organophosphorus Derivatives of Piperazinee
Frunze, Izvestiya Akademit Nauk Kirgizakoy SSR, No 4, Jul-At4g 73# pp 47-49
Abstracts Reaction of zonosubstituted mayl- and benzy1pipexiL21nes with phos-
phonic acid dichlorides and phenylamidophosphoric acId chloride in presence
of dry triethylamine yields novel axidophosphonates and amido;ihosphatos. AU
of the amidophosphonates an crystalline productst the d1(1-a.AV1pi;er&z1ny1-
4)phanylamidophosphate is an oily product which can be isolated by conversion
to a picrate, Another possible synthetic method for w4dophosphates is based
on the reaction of monoaxylpiperazine with d1,a1V1(&rr1)phoaphoric acid
chlorides in benzene and in presence of dry Lriethylaabe.
6"

.1Z
USSR UDC 5.41.91+661.718.1
DZHUNDUBAYEV, K. D., BEYSHEKEYEV, Zh., ALDASHEVA, A.,
SULAYMANOV, A., TOKTOBEKOVA, T., Institute of Organic Cbemistt7, Academy of
Sciences of the Kirgiz SSR
"Synthesis of Mixed Phosphites Based on 10-18-tlydroxypropyl(C-L]-.yl))phenotliia-
zine"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(103), No 2, Feb 72, pp 337-340
Abstract: The authors studied the reaction of 1.0-(~'-Iiytlroxvpr(:Ipyl)plieil,)-
thiazine and 10-(8-hydro.,yethyl)plienothiazine with. alky3(aryl)phosphorousl
ar-id dichlorides, phosphorus trichloride and dime thylamt d oph Lxsj~ho rous acid
dichlorides:
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BEYSHEIMEV, ZH. , DZHU11DUBAYEV, K. ,
R. 1. , TOMTOBEXOVA, T.
OWPOSO
"Phosphorylation of 10-(2,3--tpo.,,.ypropyl)pheno-thiai:inelI
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khiraii,
pp 2207-220-
'UDV 5-442-914661-718-1
ALDASHEIVA, A. KOMHU' ET, A,
Vol 41, No 10, 1971,
Abstract: In a continuing search for physiolo-'ice.11y ~i-ztive
p ono 1-azine derivatives, a study was mmde of tho reaction of
10-(2,3-epo.,,y-oroT)yl)pher.tbi&zino with /-Y-,oll:o::cyviiiylDliosi)honic
anhydrides, thio- and dithioanhydrides. A series of previously
unknown crystalline heterocyclic esters were 'prepared by the cited
-ion with thioanhydrides qave tlie esters Trith
reaction. The react 11
a 1,2,3-o:caphosphathiazole ring structure, as indicated by th.eir
IR SD80tra. The yields, mp, and elemental annlysis data of the
prod~xcts are tabul,-~ted and their preparation is d6scribed.
1/1
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UDC 5/47.26'118
DZHUNDUBAYEV, K. D., ALDASHEVA, A., BEYSREKEYEV, Zh., "K0ZHJ&="1A&j6.1,w
Institute of Organic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences ol ee Pirgiz SSR
"Synthesis of Phosphites Based on 10-(2,3-Epoxypropyl)-plienotiliazine',
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(103), No 2, Feb 72, pp 340-342
Abstract: Neutral phosphites are synthesized by the raaction of 10-(2,3-
epoxypropyl)phenothiazine with pho3phorus trichlorido and various alkyl-
faryl)phosphorous acid dichlorides. The reaction takes place in the presence
of small quantities of hydrochloric acid:
C112P C11,(D C1110
C
t-phenothiazinyl-10.
1/2
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DZHUNDUBAYEV, K. D., et al., Zhurnal Obslickley Kilimij, Vol 42(103), No 2,
Feb 72, pp 340-342
The reaction with phosphorus trichloride yields trill-chloro-3-(pheno-
thiazinyl-IO)propyl-21 phosphite. while the acid dichloxide gives
di[l-chloro-3-(phenothiazinyl-IO)propyl-21 alkyl(aryl) Phosphites. The
structure of the compounds was identified,by IR-spectroscopy.
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WSH
Ma 342.91+6*61.710.1
BAPABASHe N. D.t DZHUHDUBAYEV* Ke DOI rMHJUMMYNA-AL, " Und FORTNOYAt G. V.,
inntitute at Organic Chenistryt Ac8AGW#f'ZdI9nC*G Kit, 5 MR
"S~zthezls of O,O-Diethylethylp~.osphonyl/NoNpN-ditothylaxyl(alkyl)/ammonium
Walidesel
Trw=# Isvestiya Akadsaii Nauk KIrgIzWwy SSRO No 1p Jan-Fsb 72# p 60
Abstracto O,O-Diethylethylphosphonyl/K,N,N-diethyL&ryl~(alkyl)/ammonium halides
(U) were prepared by the reaction tR0)2P(-0)WR, (1) + Re I X --> /(RU)?
P(-0) ?IN (II) v where R - Ett Re On 1499 R' I Is Cl~ Ph or Bu, and X -s Cl,
N ROO
Br# 1. Compounds I were synthesiz" by known zethods. Substances 11 may be of
value as antihelzintics, because mats of quaternary ammonium bases exhibit a
wide range of activity of this type, Introduction of a phosphoric acid aster
neidue wiU presumably incravw the physiological actitrity of compounds of
tun class.
68

113 024 UNCL AS.St FIEV PMnCFS5fN'3 OATE-11SEP70
TITLE--SOLUBILITY OF CERIUM IN COPPER AND ITS EFFECT ON THE CIROPEATEES-r~F
BRASSES -U-
AUTHOR-OUISEMALIYEVt U*Kol PRES14YAK.OV, A.A., SAPAROV, K0ZHAM3Eq0IN,
N.A.
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,;S,OURCE--METALLOVED. TERM. OBRAB. METAL. 19701 (211 36-Bo 43
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CERIUM CONTAINING ALLOY, COPPER ALLOY, BRASS, ALLOY
'Is :: STaF'.]TH,
DESIGNATION, FERROCERIUM, MFTAL MELTING, PLASTICITY, TF, YL
ELECTRIC RFSISTANCE/(U)LS642 BRASS, (U)LS591 BRASS
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
1:1ROXY REEL/PRAME--1938/1342 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION Nfl--AP0106019

024 UNCLASSiFrE i0 pll.OCES'S 114r, OATr--- I I SFP70
ii3
ACCESSION NO--AP0106019
CIRC
ABSTRACT/FXTR-ACT--tUl 6P-0- A5STR&CT. THE CU ALLOYS cc,,i,rf.,. CE
0.03-0.5PERCENT OERE MELTED 3 TIMFS 1114 AR, THE Srll:CIMEIJ.S dEpE
SEALED IN EVACUATEO QUAFTZ AMPULS AND ANNEALED AT iOOOFG-~EES WI h-,
SURSEQUENT COOLING BY 100DEGREFS EVERY 24 HR A410 (;CllDLFi) 441TH, A Fl)~`IACF
FROM 400DE6REES. MOREOVER9 THE ANNEALED ALLOYS CONTGO CE 0.05PE-PCENT
WERE HELD IN AMPULS AT 300t 500t AND 000DEGREFES FOR. 3 Hil A10 ~IJFNC,IED
FROM THESE TEMPS. IN WATER. THE LS '64-2 AND tS 59-1 flAASSES WJ .53.7
AND 58.6;*PB 1.75 AND 1.05PE,RCENTo RESP.),CONrG, FERROCERIUM
0.05-0'. SPERCFNT * WE-RE I.NDUCT I-ON MELTED UNDER' A CHAIICOAL LAYE4, Vi~LD IN
THE MOLTEN STATE FOR 10 MIN, AND CAST INTO CU*WATER COOLED MOLDS. CE IS
SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO 0.1PERCENT CAUSES THE REFINEMENT GF CU
STRUCTURE AND FORMS CU-CE SOLID SOLN. FURTHER INCREASIE OF ITS CC*4CN.
LEADS TO THE RPTN. OF THE 2ND CECU SU66 PHASE IN FORM OF PlINT
INCLUSIONS. THIS INDICATES THAT THE MAX, SOLY* OF CE '11%1 CJ AT ROOM
TFMP* IS 0,05PERCENT. THE METALLOGRAPHIC EXAMN. 01! THF SPECIMENS
QUENCHED FROM 300-800DEGREES SHOWED THE MAXo SOLY4. OF f),.15PE.PCFNT AT
8000EGREES* CE IMPROVES THE MECH. PROPERTIES OF CU BUT WHILE ITS AnONS.
UP TO 0*5PERCENT INCREASE THE TENSILE STRENGTH 22*5-5+3 KG-CM PRIIE2,
THE PLASTTCIT'V (ELONGATION DELTA AND kEDN. IN AREJ~ PSI] iNcl;EASES o"ILY
UP TO CE D,IPERCENT (UP TO DELTA EDUALS 68, PSI EqUALS 82.5PE;C9NT) AND
THEN RAPIDLY FALLS TO IS SIMILIAR TO 30PENCENT IP$l AND OELTAll AT
0.5PERCFNT CE. THE ELEC. RESISTANCE OF ALLOYS. INCRFASE-rl F:~!3-4 IS StMILIAR
TO 1.75 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE6 TO*IS SI'41LIAR- 10 2.25 TIMFS In Ppl%l~
NEGATIVE5 OMEGA CM AT 0*5PERCENT CE. NO EFFECT'OF FERIJ-DCERIU4 ON THE
MASS STRUCTURE WAS NOTICEn.

3/3 024 UNCLASSM#0 P93CESSING DATE--ItSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106019
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--ITS ADDNS. MARKEOLY OqCREASE PSI OF T~JF LS 64-2 AT
20-250DEGREES (FROM SIMILIAR TO 45 TO SIMILIAR TO 37PfRCFrir Fr)q r) Ario
0.5PEOCENT FERROCERIUM AT 20DEGREES)t BUT BEGINNINIG AT ?5GDFG;?crs r"E
PSI VS. TEMP, CURVES F9R ALL ALLOYS ALkOST COINCIDE EXCEPT 0;: 71HAT F04
THE 0*05PERCENT FERROCERIUM ALLOY THAT AT-400* 500w 600w AND 80l)uF,,'yPEES
SHOWS PSI EQUALS 20, 9t 45t AND 32PERCENT# RESP.t COMPAPED Tl? Sl*lll-IA,,k
TO 5, 0-5, 0-5 AND 5-10PERCENT FOR OT14ER ALLOYS. tHE RESULTS 13jjTAt4r-0
FOR THE LS 59-1 BRASS SHOWED THAT MOST EFFECTIVE ARE VHF FERROCEPIUM
ADDNS, TOGETHER WITH THOSE OF NIv SIP AND MN. THIS ALt,OY COIITG.
FER.ROCFOIUM 0.15, N11 0.35., SI 0.11t AND MN 0.18PERCEUT SHDWED TA')
PLASTICITY MAX. OF 700 AND 850DEGREES (DELTA EQUALS lq~l 'A~.!) If/)PFpcr-,.,r,
RESP.* AND PSI EQUALS 100PEPCENT), NEVERTHELESS, ITS PL4STICITY Af
20-500nFGlEES, SIMILAR TO THAT OF THE LS 59-1 BRASS WIT11flUT ADONS.v Is
RATHER LOW (PSI 20-40PERCFNT) AND SHOWED 141N. (201"ERCeNTI AT 101) -AND
300DEGREESe

CIA" and cmales
USSR UDC 666-1035,37
PUIDUt R. A., PINAYEVA, M. M., XU2MMQVAj V. V.,,KC1Z%W, T. M., DEMOVICHt
B. X. and KHOWNW, V. S. 0 Institute of Pbyeiza,
Belorussian 53H
"Luminescence of Terblum-Activated GlaSS"
Xwcowv Neorgaalcheskiye Xat*rialy# VoL 9# No 100 Oct 'jj, pp ib05-idub
Abstracti Results are presented fron a study of the adsoptixim spectra
and luminescence as well as the kinetics of luminesconi:* of isodium-milicate
glass with adaitiow of A.L 0 0 Cao and ?IgO and aCtivatp4 wilh Tb*) ions.
Glass Compositions Were ;;feKed close to industriga gUAse4 used in the
technology of structural materials. The apectra, Jx kdUietica of silicate
gLum lualnescence containing 15 A % KL
'40 and vMUg goacmntration3 of
A120 30 CaOt and W with Tt~3 lona revealed differenosio assoolated mith
gLwa composition. The spectra of glasses contalniAg 1UP 3 lave addItional
lines at 526 and 535 alerms uhich are absent in tha ollhar glass spectm.
There was observed a tande=y of di-al labed luninescenoo damping time frox
the 5D4 level according to the degrea of Inman" GaO and JKjf0 content.
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'USSR
PUR09 H. A., ot &L, Neorganicheakiye Haterialyt Vol 9p No 10p Oct 73f
PP 1605-1808
The relaxation tines were deterained for luminescence loyalm and 5D
ID3 4
of the TO ion In the gboses wA It was shown that the kinetics of 5D
4
level colonization in the man of narxesonant excitation dettraines the
transitions fron the -~)3 lwmle Two figueso two tab loss, swren biblio-
grapkdc references.
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USSR UDC: 535.373.2
SENMETKO, L. 1.T. , I V. V, , FUNOt R. A.- I ~j I V S.
MVITT.11, W...
'T. A., and .0",
Zj T. I
"Intramolecullar wid Interzi-olecular Transfer of' Excitation _":nergy
in Complex Compoulids of Rare.-Earth Hatc-ils"
Hoscowo LIT Bcriva Fi vol 36, No 5,
1972, pp, i0l
Absti,act: This pancr gives the results of experimciLts for deter-
Mining, t-hrourh -4hc kinetic ia~-thod, '-he Prob:-bili+I, 0',
61 j I;. - I L,_ ~, -
cular and intermoiccular tra,.,lsfers of excitatioii e&,irC,1r in orys-
tals of =.re-eartli element comploxca. llit!, _i JUL-U.J. Oil by
short li-12t pulses, the kineticfj of the reflects the
trend of the popid--tion and the deactivation cd' the "r-mi-ne--cence
level wnd yields direct infon,.,ation concernizig of
these proce--ses. A pulsed with molecula:v niI;::,O.-rnl 1:~113 UzOd
as the excil.-ation i;ourcej ;,ith a piLls-a duraticm. of 2-110-1'3 Ic-nc mid
a ravelen~;th of 337.1 lim in the lDnp-wave baill of j.ir...,Ind cftzorp-
tion. Tht- authoro are corineated with the 11Y.'Acr, Ti,.i:Ai*L0,c of'
the USSH of 1.3ciences.
14 -

USSR UDC 616.006.02
KOZHANOV hd,&. G. and NIAKEYEV, D, A., Chair of Biophysics
.OWWOW-"W-
"Effects of Polycyclic Hydrocarbons in the Initial Stage of
Carcinogenesis"
Moscow, Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, No 1, Jan/Feb 71,
pp 104-106
Abstract: A study performed on rats into which polycyclic
hydrocarbons were injected subcutaneously reve-aled that oxidation
of liver lipids in the presence of polycyclic hydrocarbons may
result in the formation of a compound whose lintlaxidativc
activity is proportional to the carcinogenic activity of the
hydrocarbon. The probable substrates formed lire rocopherol aud
other lipid antioxidants. Changes in lipids take place in the
early stages of chemical carcinogenesis.
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USSR "'Ircult Theory LIM, 621,372.11~62
BOGDAINOV, G. B., KOMARIN, 1. D., MEL'NTK, 0. F. rROPE110vt V., A.
"Experimental Characteristics of Certain Typlas of Halfo-on Kulti,~.ireait 11',2rrite
Microwave Filters's
1103COW, Radio teklinika i Elektronika, Vol 17, No '10, IM, pi) 2043-204f,
Abstract: The electromagnetic characterintics of muItLcA.rcLLLc i-i.-.Ifopen filters
and the temperature functions of these filters -- direi--t: lossi!s, resoilanice
curves, decoupling, suppression of spurious resonances and cliarz:al stability
characteristics -- were obtained experimencally in c)rd(!x- to check the k-nowa
theoretical principle.-i and determine the posoiblLiticis :if pir-teticaL application
of such filtera. The ferrita rencinatars warm IwILalled J~i rl,,0 round holes of
metal diaphragiw, and a constant magnetic field wan applAed. rhe illaphragrta
were arranged at a variable distance from each other, tind Lile inplit and ourput
ferrite resonators were located tin that in intarmediato f~2rrlre resonator
could be inserted as a third circuit. Investigations Ln thit 3 ceLitLnetcr ',)and
deiwnstrated that with an increase in the diaw-ter of 111.~ ffirrite resonatori
the miniourn loss re.-ion corresponding to the critical onuplinpi i:;; :;hftted
towards large distances between the filters, and ic bet.-omos; lns~; expres.-Jed as
a result of relatively redistribution of the mutual lctwie:i mid thk! losSOS to
radiation. For the ferrite filter witbout an intermedlate teiionator the
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.7
BOGDANZOVt G. 3., et al., Radiotekhnika i Elektrouilka, Val L' 10, 1972, pp
2043-2046
decoupling varies within the li,-Ats of 50-52 dectbels, on'l Eor a ferrfte filter
with an intermediat-~ resonator, within the limits of 6-2-63 decibeiti ill a broad
frequency range. With orientation of the farrito. fL 'Lcors an the [110]
the thermal variations of the losses are noticeable twpec~ally in t1he positive
temperature range. The thermal effect an the paravw.,tur!; aad c"'laracteris ties of
semiopen filters can be reduced significantly if the ferrI.Le resonators of
the filters are oriented independently (in the sense of couplLng) along, the
isotropic axis. The frequency drift obtained for tmo cotipl+.d ferrite resonators
(67 kilohertz/degree) Wicat:e-i high thermal stability of C4e investigated
halfopen filters.
2/2

b T,
Y LA..
j v 0
T"t
- - pr,~Zv -,I!; zt:L.;a in
CQ:ItLI'LIQ~:'2 InCVIM,46 in ti= '!=-Zt!rT: Zr.~ 7C 0,'
Wrd -~Ivvo by an I;I th" ra!-,
M
ntal
e~ zp:t=,
iv,,~IT no~: raq%*,IremcnLs cn 7xllcal 'or
vc!.IIsnco of th,, con,111tion of
Among the," :vquiromems, tt,~ -act sro tl.~:J-
which are Im.-mved on medical zonitor-114; ~-y th,! r4
telr--=trIc OvEtene or spucco
The r;05t G~-'JnOMICal, frO7 ti.(!
and at tho aamm tlno th'i =zt COM--r-l-, -
r,inos ror a atipuintad rxise iovoL !n t-%t~
1.101 are. Re 10 wall know.:z,
Aj lonj,. na thnrc ia n Joricit of nl,;Ijr~i
thc-,c ConriLmicat-Ion wil-I
of thm tl,w
Mor t*,-.c, or Ir,11j; vpLc,~ "'I i
thi., il,to v., IQV,~,,L,~A.%.
r*-i;orou:i mothodz (fron rcl:-. o;' vl-~ss o:,
0
0. Inforriation) fur matchdnf-, trie
mAtion antorinij tho radio channel w!t;h thm cf t~~'
charmal 13 cne of tho mout t1mobly probIc-ir Ln devalep-In,-,
13ing modical monitoring s~mtom3.
56
I L4 X7 %-k L

1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PllQrlcSF)l%lG DATF--021CT70
rITLE--SOME DATA CONCERNING CHANGES IN THE GASTRIC 1411CASh IN PATIENITS
NAVING SUSTAINED INFEcrious HEPATITIS, UNDER Tkif I~IFLULNCE :)F HEALTH
AlJTHOR-(02)-KOZHARSKIYv V.V.r ROMANOV, N.I*
COUNTRY UF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-TERAPECTICHESKtY ARKHIV, L970, VOL 42, NR 3, ;)P 28-31
.~DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLUGICAL AND MEDICAL SCtENCES
TOPIC TAGS-HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS DISEASEt BIOPSYv kirSTOCHEMISTRY,
DIGESTIVE DISEASE
W,-CQM~'41 CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~TCP tos) UR105041 7;,' /J1 42' 0' G01 3 10],,. :~' 1-1) 1.
1,C(C-ESSION NO-AP01102715

2/2 022 UNCL AS $1F I ED PRICESSIiG DATE-020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102775
AbSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE ARTICLE 11, OEVPTEI) T3 Tit-
STUDY (IF THE GASTRIC 'l'Jr-JSA IN PATiE-NTS HAVING -SUSTlil'A."D INFErTl`jl-'~S
HFPATITIS AT DIFFERFNT PERIODS AF'rt-,R JAUNOICE AND Ir'-) CHA'4;C'S X10c, T~!,",
INFLUENCE OF COMPLEX f-&-%LTH F%'-50t~T TkiFRAPY. TAKING i~*f Sh~'PLFS IS
BY MEANS GF ASPIRATION GASTRUBIOPSY PR[OR TO ANO AV Tfir-, (:40 3F
rp.EATMENT. OF 30 PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT TREAT!.,,I.',NF AT qYhTl~,3,~SK
RESORT IN 211 SUPERFICIAL GASTRITLS AP40 IN 3p ATRI)PHIC 0~4E WE~F
DETFCT~0. HISTOCHEMICAL FINL)INGS SHOWED rHAT Tili'lll: 4AS A GRE&f A!41i')kj'4T
OF NEUTRAL MUCOPOLYCACCtIARLDES IN TEGUMENTAL, PITTI .. IJ, 14D CERVICAL
EPITHELIUM., ACIU MUCOPULYSAGCHAR IDES WERE MAINLY WIITE"~Tl:o IN CERVICAL
EPITHELIUM AND TO A LESSER DEGREE. IN PltTI-B El)(TulcLiu,'A. I i
SUPVEK~IL14LLY DISPOSEO CELLS OF THE GASTRIC GLANQ'S THEr"4E eJAS FOUND "k
SmALL AMUUNi OF SIAL&-wULINS. 147 THE EN13 OF HIALTki REIORT, THE
CONDITION OF TEGUMENTAL,'PITTED AND CERVIIC,AL EPITHELIUM CiANGED, THERF
REDUCLU AND CHANGED CELLULAR INFILTRATIONo IN HISJOCHEMICAL StUDIES
THER WAS OBSERVED A URUP IN THE PRODUCTION OF KLICUN ANO CHANGE OF ITS
COMPOSITION.
JU4~ 1-1 .1

USSR, UK 539.4:624
KOZHASOVA
;Moll
'Earthquakeproofness of an Arch Dam as Part of a Cylimdrical Shell"
V sb. Se smostoykost'_~da v i sooruzh.(Eartliquakeproo:rness of Buildings
ML___ __
and Structures -- Collection of Works) , Tashkent, 1971:1, pp 2:16-250
(from RZh-Ifekhanika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract No 10 V7!j"3)
Translation: This article contains an investigation of the problem of
oscillations of the mechanical system made up of an wrch darn and a
Uquid caused by seismic oscillations of the base. Tjw Irnown systerm,
of differential equations of motion is used considerit~jj hydrodynamic
pressure. The solution of the system of equations its realiicd by the
variation method. The stress function is represented in the forn~ of
a linear combination of fundamental functions Of Lranaverse vibrations
of the beams. The problem of hydrodynamic pressure caused by defoma-
tion of the shell-dam is investigated. The differentlal eqtiations
of free and forced oscillatioas of the system are prellented in variation
form. Formulas are presented for determining the nacural frequencies
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USSR
KOZIIASOVA, R., Seysmostoykost' zdariv i soSrurh., Tashkent, If,)70, pp
2-36=230"
of the free oscillations with and without cansidaratXpn of the effect
of the water. The displacements of the base during earthquakes are
taken in the form of a damping sinusoid. The bibliography 'Nis 11
entries.
2 / 2
46

USSR LIN' 621,391-519.27
KOZHASPAYEV, N. K. 141-
"A Possibility for Utilizing the Back Channel for IT-prov:Ln~ Reli-,'Ji'lLty
of Transmitced Information in a Multichannel Radio
Tr. Mosk. elektroteklin. iii-ta !;vvaz:L (Works of 'Most.-.cm, Com-
munications Institute), 1970, vyp. 1, pp 88-94 (from
9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9A27)
Translation: It has been demonstrated that under tlatpllex radio
conditions it is possible to improve the teliability of dic
j ~ct 0
formation by au,,,.-;matic powi~r regulation in the partial channeLs sub L L
fading. The individual partial bacIr channels are msed ~13X tT11115riitt-ing ill-
formation about the numbers of the channels subject to gading in the fom. olE
power regulation commands. There are two illuotraLions and -. tieven-tantly
bibliography.
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USSR UDC 619:616,9813.43t576.809.8
4WHAYEVA, G. I., PROMMKOV, A. P., TOURIK, E. F., 4ind SYNIMIKIN, A. A.,
Ail"'UMM"Stletific Research Foot-and-Mouth Institut4i
"Purification of Cultural Poor-and-Mouch Disease Virun"
moscow, Veterinariya, No 1, Jan 71, pp 41-42
Abstract: The starting material whs A22 Virus replicated In a nonol.ayer of
primary tryps-inized pig epithelial and calf kidney calls. The viru-S-can-
taining material was subjected to a series of procodwres WigLnning wit~a
freezing, thcrwing, and centrifugation imd endini~ with !IHIr-ration through
Sephadex G-100 or C-200, both in order to obtain different fractions and
to remove proteins and nucleic acids. Some 99.3% of the bo.llast prettltns
and 99.2% of Lhe tissue nucleic acids were thus removed. rvspite the many
iranipulaLiolls Of tII0 Vi.-UH, its infectious titer at 1,'he ea-a was higher than
ia t1te original 6uspenaion. "Llie purified preparatioa can Ite Alyophilired
for the accumuiation of virus material or ior deprotwiniz4IIJon in ordf.,r
to obtain infectious FLNA with a molecuXar 'weight -no Inver than 100,00.
IA

b&311 I UDC 612.&')2-3
VOROM, L. L. andUZMnUB- A,-.Q , Electrophysioloigt TAboratory, Instittate
of the Brain, Academy of Medical Sclences USSR, and 1a1x)rator-,r of the
Evolution of Trace Processes, Institute of Biophysics, AcaderV of Sciences
USSR, Fushchino-on-Oka
"Cellular Analog of a Conditioned Reflex to Electrical IDtimulation. of the
Cerebral Cortex. Analysis of Spike Activity"
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nervapy Deyatellnosti, No 4, lqrl, pp 775-783
Abstract: The possibility of creating a cellular analoo, of a conditioned
reflex was investigated in the sensorimotor cortex of alert rabbits. Spike
activity of individual neurons vas analyzed. Stitw-lation throiWh surface
cortical electrodes placed 2.5 to 12 = from the point of implantation of tha
recording micraelectrode served as a conditioned atimulat. Stlinulation
through nearby electrodes was used as an unconditioned rt-flex. ),k)st of the
neurons exhibited a marked intensification of the excitatory rtusponse to the
conditioned stimulus after short (1 to 5 sec) intervals betw*en presentations
and fairly strong and prolonged unconditioned st:U=latiazz- 1,110wever, such
intensification was brief (less ttuin 30 SOO and was jrepural-Ly an analoe, of a
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V~SR -
VORONIN, L. L. and KOZHEDUB, R. G., Zhumal Vysshey Nervoy Deyatellnosti,
No 4, 1971, PP 775-783
pseudoconditioned reflex rather than that of a conditioned reflex because it
did not require any pairtags and appeared after one or nore presentations of
the unconditioned stimulus. Nine o? 21 nettrons for which loikrer intervals
between pairings were employed Q to 120 see) showed "wiconditioned" chazu,;es
consisting of the appearance of (or change in) tho response to the conditioned
stimulus (and its aubsequent, "extinction") or appearanco of the response at
the time corresponding to the omitted unconditioned stinulus.
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USSR
UUC 551.463.288
BARDYSUEV, V. I., KOZHELUPOV&,--N, G , and KRYSIINYY, V. N., Acoviaic Institute,
Academy of Sciences, USSR
"A Study of the Laws of Underwater Noise Distribution In Sea And Ocean
Coastal Zones"
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 2, Nar-Apr 73, pp 129-132
Abstract: Distributions of the instantaneous valuos of the aound pressure
of nataral underwater noises were studied experimentally in the surf-noise
zone 10-600 meters from the shoreline, at a depth of 42 t:o 20 ir., within
the frequency range of 100-8000 H2, and in the far coastal zone 20 km frcm
the coastline, at a depth of 130 m, within the frequency range of 5-11,000
Hz. In applications lasting 0.05 to 1200 seconds, the (ILitribution law In
the far coastal zone is Gaussian, and in the surf-noise zone th-e distriOution
law is non-Gaussian and is distributed by considerabte exe-ess and asynkmetry.
The obtained results are discussed. 3 figures. 6 references.
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ThervKrlynamics
USSR
uDc 669.o18
VY73mw,AKTN- N_ N, and POPOV, L. YE., Siberian Physico-Technical Tmstitute
Uni-rd V. D. Kuznetsov at Tomsk State University
"The Isothermal Start of Superdislocations in the B2 $uperstructure"
Tomsk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykb Zavedeniy, Fizika, No 7, 1971, PP 7-12
Abstract: The purpose of this article Is to compute the intanuity of the
start of superdislocations in the R2 superstructure, ithich is as:iur&d to be
an Isothermal process. The author makes extensive usO of wathematical for-
mulas to discuss his assumptions and employs figii=s mad tdbleti to illustrate
his findings. Both tables am used to predict substitutiom-1 probabilities.
Figure 1 depicts the intensity of the isothermal and adiabs;tic start of ruper-
d1slocations in the B2 superstructure of stoichiometric composition as func-
tions of the temperature. Figure 2 shovs the intensity of 'the starc of super-
dislocations in a solid solution of non-3toichlometric coap3,sitioa as a func-
tion of the temperature: both Isothermal and adiabatic start. Figure 3 gives
the intensity of deceleration of the superdiclocation prodwted by diGxvption
of the short-range order in the malt an a fuwtion of the butperature. The
author gives 3 figures, 2 tables, and 9 bibliographic entrims.
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Petroleum Proc6saing"
LSSR
UDC 6611.7.0313,665.765-404
jQMMjff&1UA, N. N., and VINOGRADOVA, 1. Eo, VH1IN`P (All-Valan. Scientific
Research Institute of the Petroleum industry
"Examination and Selection of Sulfur- and Phosphorus-Cantaining Additives to
oil for Hypoid Gears in Automobiles"
?foscow, Neftepererabatka L Neftekhimiya, No 1, 1973, pp 19-22
Abstract: An investigation was made of the reaction of diffi-rent types of
phosphoric acid derivatives with dialkyl trithiocarbonate (JITC). The
stoichiametry and a number of physical and chemical propertits germane to
the intended use were determined. The order of activit:y for the different
substitution groups on the phosphoric acid derivative.-s for autiscourin:g,
antiwearing, and antioxidation properties was listed. Optimum two- and
three-component additive systems were determined.
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Petroleum Procesain- Tcc~aiclogy
USSR U-_'C:
KOZF_P,1YAKI,,_A, N. N., VrNO-0-:110911A. I. E. and PLTYAKI'NA, Yll:,
.1 Study of Phosphorus -Ba--ed AdIc Fz-ters as Additives fi~r Lu*brk:--.-,,L:-._-, 0
Moscow, Kh:Lmiyo i Teklunologiya Topliv i Masel, No np
Abstract: The value of !1't7
seizing agents -wa:, thoroug"Lly de~,-oja_tratcd in ~;tUd4j~_L
present stUdy was undertakian to z)!~ce reselarch .1.n thl'..;
basis. ;,kperi:-ierits were run ,riti,. 16 esrers of phosl.*Ii,,)r-t,,;~i-~,-:-,t,lll.ri*:rl-'I '.tlth
the follmArg, resul's: I ) Tho additian of sulfur t,:) tho
any perceptible advant,'i,,je Li wib-Lorear or P1*i!1j:0.:-'kJc:i. of 1-~ie
ters studied, 'the acid esters and '4
in L
seizing Aden 4us; 3) full esters a-.e good anti-wcar a:1dJ_"tJ_,j1vt3 b'J,
d
agents; 4 uring oxida-U.'Lon of oll:3, full CZA01"S C,1'
and thiophosphorous acids are .mti -oxidizers, but tu~leir
full esters of phosphLiic acids, are Strond oxidi""ors: ";) 11cid -.C
rou:; an"; ii_%~` 40"-~rj the phoqi1-.J'1-J".' 1:1',: %1'~" i-':~-A
covros4:~(-)11 ~Agent.'; 1'or W_1V;;; arld 0 in
additives for o1A.,3, and
anti-mcidant properLios, and corrozim -activity With respl!'-:A t;~:) !JL~:)UL'j a!-', be
taken into account.

USSR wc 669-71-053.2
VODOP'YAIIOVo A. G.o XOZHEUNjK2V.,gj L. PLIXULINSKIY I A. arA YBEFREMKIN's V. V.
"The Role of Suboxides of Aluminum in Reduction Processes"
V. sb. Vakuumn. protsessy v tsvetn. metallurgii (vacuum Pxoceanas in Non-
ferrous Metallurgy -- Collection of War ks) I Alma-Ata, "Natikas " 19710 pp 213-
216 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal - Hetallurglya, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 613JIL2)
Translation of Abstracti A study is made of thS interaction of gaseous oxides
of lower valent Al with SiO 2 and C at 1450-1700 and residual pressure of
15~-22 ma Hg. Al suboxides possess reducing and oxidizing propex-ties (Two
5.1lustrations)
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112 032 UNCU-S.S IF I ED PNULESl$[%G DATE-30OCTIO
TITLE--~O% lviV tSTI "VAT UA'ii uF ~C'LJE:) J,.;INTS, QF THE STEA:'-l PiVE$ f~AbRICATE*U
FRUM AND KhlGJ4\-l2T STEELS -U-
AUTtiCk*-(G2)-GULYAYEY, V.t%.o ll,.OjqLU"_At M.Fs.
CCUNTRY 4131- INFG-USSR
~~S,3UKLE--tiGZICCW, SVAkOLHNUYE PR,~IZV[kUSlVUv NG 3t 191CIt PR 1.4-16
PU5LIShEO---70
:SUbJECT Agt:AS-MATERIALS, MECH., IND., CIVIL AND 4ARI.NIE ENGA
Tor-PIC TAGS-STA INLESS STEEL v ALLOY UES I GNA T Itlij, 6 E-41) JNN I 103 1 t1l
CUN T A IN I NG A L L lJY , T I I AN I U M Cu M'A I IN I N G A I- LOY , AI i L L -,~ A'~. it: 10 1 S S As
METAL vvLLOlNL;, 3UTT wLL0l.\v, A'USULNITIC SILLLl Citd~lotij Sfi:AA OJILE,-~,
~STEEL PlPF/lU)KHl6Nl2T STAINL~.SS STEEL, SlAINL-E-35 Sfl:~-L
OCCUMENT CL,~SS-U-NCUSSIFIED
,P:'CJXY KEE-L/FRAmL--1999/13U0 STEP
CIAl-, ACCESSION liL.-AP014,32119

212 032 V N C L A S S I F I E 0
CIRC ACLESSIDI, NU--APU12325-)
tto'STRACT/EXTRe`,CT--IU) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. ENVE-SNGAF~0 ~-ILAT
FAuRIL41ED VRL~-i AUSTEN111C S T L L- L S p A FT 1: k T b, 0 YE 4, RIS .)F fl:c
EXr'L 01 TAT WIN. I T H.I. S 3 2 F: THAT 'A~i -5011' JJII~JS !,-V~',!
STE EL NOr CGN I A IN V"G CARB I Lk f 04-~AJIIG EL E ML,*4 I S 1 1* IT-4 "41 LJN M,, I
LRAcKs DC NOT OCCUR. I H L OLLUR ft t:NC E 01" LAACKS Co'43'4 AL. S1' i,-, L VIL
IiPuSl FE BUT T J G1 NTS Mil ffl~ 12T- KH1 6149 0 Y ML ANS 0: TH 1. k
THE CC.
AUSTENITIZATIC11 AT A TEMPERATURk OF L1250EGAECSC.
I I III milli I Iit'll HIN I I 1111114,11.11:111HIIIIIIIII 11.114 1

_Ltz ots SSIFted
UNCLA PROCESS:iNG DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--CHANGE IN THE POLARITY OF CRYSTAL BONDS DURJN~ HEATENG -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-KOZHEVINA, L.I., BArSANOV, S.S.-
J:
~~CUUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE--ZH. STRUKT. KHIM. 1970t 11(1i# 42-5
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSt CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL EFFECTv COVALENT 60NOINGI CHEMICAL BONGINGs ALKALI
METAL HALIDE, MELTING POINT, CRYSTAL LATTICE ENERGYi CHCMICAL VALENCE
CGPITROL 'AARKING--Nn AESTRICIIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLA5SIF[ED
:PROXY PEEL/r-RAME--1987/0761 STEP NO--UR/Olc~2~7O~OlIfOOL/0042/004r)
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104227
UNCLASSIFIED

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PRO(USSUNG CATE--t6SEPTO
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104727
ARSTP.ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRAcr. soNo w4 [c IT I ii s I I ) F OR 17 Al. K AL I
METAL AND AG HALIDES WERE CALCD. USING THE FQUATIC,'4v I [,/J"JALS I "Al,"*'Us Z.
S SUBACT-CCN. 5 SU6COV)v W11FRE Z IS THE METAL VALENCE, S SUBCOV ANO 5
SUBSCT ARE THE OVERLAP INTEGIALS FOR THE PURELY COWil-ENT DONDS AND THE
ACTUAL BONOS IN THE CRYSTALI RESP,j AND CN IS THE COORDINATION NO. 01;
THE METAL. THE EFFECTIVE CHARXE ON THE METAL DECKEA'SES BY S141LAA TO
0*03 UNITS ON HEATING TO THE M.P. AND DECREASE$ BY SIMIL.AR To O*t UNITS
ON MELTING. THE BOND POLARITY THUS DECREASES WITH INCREASING TEMP.
UNICLASSIFIED,

VSSR
UUC 681.327
VOKHRYSHEV, V. Ye., _M , and SYROCILEVA, N. H.
"Pneumatic Bypass Device"
USSR Author's Certificate No 275516, Filed 24/03169, Published 15/10/70
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekiwaika I
Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 5, 1971, Abstract No SU477P)
Translation: This invention relates to computer technology and car. be used
in logic control machines, centralized control devi=5, and other computers
made of pneumatic automation elements. Pneumatic bypat;s d+VLces are known,
consisting of standard one-cycle pulse delay circuits. However, these de-
vices have a constant predetermined number of outputs. This does not allaw
them to be used to solve a number of proble=s in whick the number of outputs
of the bypass device must be changed during the operating process, eit'-ler
automatically or from the control board. The pneumatic byr,;.a!;s device sug-
gested contains series-connected delay units for each input. and OR element
and differs in that in order to allow the bypass cyclo to be changed, each
stage (except for the last stage) contains a tube and a 3-membrane relay
connected as a blocking circuit. The first Inputs of the alcments connected
1/2

USSR
VOKHRYSHEV, V. Ye., et al., USSR Author's Certif Lcate No 275516, Filed
24/03/69, Published 15/10/70 (Translated from Referati,-vuyy "hurnal
Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, I;o 5, 1971,
Abstract Wo 5B477P)
in the blocking circuit in each stage (except for the first stage.) are
connected to the output of the blocking elenent in tha preceding stage.
This output is also connected to the erasing input of the ane-cycle delay
unit in its own stage. The blocking inputs of the tubas axe connected to
the output tube of the device within each digit. The autputs of all tubes
are connected to the inputs of an OR element; the sec,,,)nd I.Tipat3 of all
tubes, Uke the blocking inputs of the blocking elevients, are, connected to
the corresponding channels for supplying instructions to cbaage the bypass
cycle, while the input of the blocking element in the first iaage is con-
nected to the input for the cycle pulses. This allown the number of bipass
cycles to be changed by input of external instructionr,, whicla expands the
capabilities. 1 fig.
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USSR
UPC: 538.4
KOZIIEVITIKOV, A. A.
"The Part Played by Curvature of Magnetic Lines of Fon:-n Fropa-
gation of Hydrcmagnetic 11cves in a Cold Plasma"
Tr. XV- i M kc-nf. fiz.-t~-,'Id-in. in-,~..
-ks of the Fifteenth and, SIxteenth ScLentif~c
fiz. i pr-ikl. nat. Ch. I
Conferences of 1,,osccv 17hysicatechnical Institute, 1969,~-Iq,210. Aercp;iysiot;
and Applied Mathematics Series. Part 1) , Dolgoprudnyy, 19'! 1, gip 561-65
(from RM-Mekhanika, No 7, Jul 72, Abstract 11o 7B20)
Transletion: Basing his analysis on soluticri of the piob2F-n of p.rora-
gation of marnetchydrodyne-mic waves in a cold plasria in tl:.e mag-
netic field of an infinitely long current-carrying filiumcrit, the author
conbiders the effect which curvature of the gecragrietic fic2d hr.3 on th-
propagation of these waves in the Earthls magnet rsi. An e:stirntte i~n
made of the additional dar-ping of Alfvk vaves whf,cli f-,v Llzsci~lated with
the curvature of lines of force. 13. N. Gersluman.
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_7_'F7
V olo
UNC "A'S-str,t~u PROUSSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--ANALYSIS OF IMPURITIES IN 4ASMi-U-
AUTHOR-(05)-RYSIN, E.N.i KOGAN* YA.tov KOLHEVNIKOV,t A.G., LYUSBAKUNEN,
GeG.t PANKRATOVA9 M.Es
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 262,464
REFERENCE--OTKRYTIYAt IZOBkET.o PROM, 08RAZTSY# TOW4kNVE ZNAKI 1910,
DATE PUBLISHED--26JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL PAT"ENTo AMINO ALCOHOL# CHEMICAL PURITYt GAS ANALYSIS
ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
C
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/0182 STEP ND--UR/0482/1'(J/00('/000/0000/0000
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA01L4568
UNCLASSIFIED

WOMEN"
2/2 010 UNCLA$SIF150 P40CES:(,lNG OATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0114568
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE METHOD 01: ANALYZING THE
IMPURITIES IN GASES DESCRIBED IN U4S*S.Ro 26Zt4844 THF LEVEL OF:
OETECTION OF CONOENSATION NUCLEIT CONTGo MCILS. OF AN ACID OR AN
ANHYDRIDE* IS INCREASED BY USING AMINO AL(;S,
UNCLASSIFLED
- Jli",-

t/2 026
TjtCE--fHE DIAGUGSIS ANO
.PEPTIC ULCER ANO CANCER
~%JJTHGR-(04)-K0ZHEVNIKOV#
WANAUMN
Yur-.
tCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
UNCLASiSiPt ED PRUC173s, ~lnrl-6 A- I E-- I$ N01 tv
CPERArIVE TREATMENT OF OUDDENI)COLONK FISTULAS IN
OF THE STOMACH -U-
A.I.t KOMAROV# A.Sos SIDOROVi A.1t, BARANOV,
SOURCE--KHIRURGIYA, 1970* NR 4, PP 37-40
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--DUOOENUM, COLON, DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISCAS~;, CAWk"'Cil, E31:fv LARGE
INTLEStINE9 SUiGERY, STOMACH
cC4'jrRr'L P'EST~ICTIQNS*
DOCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
DROXY RlEc_LfFRA%!E--1983/1239 STEP
J% C L ~' S S I V I F 0

026 UNCLASSI-FIED ' : 0'
SSING DATE--18SEP70
in ~OCE-
cl~C ACCESSION NO--AP0054134
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) Gp-o- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS (:GtAqIT TO PAPER FIVE
MERVATIONS OVER PATIENTS WITH OUOOENOCOLONIC F-I!;TULAS. IN FOUR
PATIENTS THE F[STULA DEVELOPED AS THE RESULT OF DIAIDE-fthL PEPTIC ULCER,
IN ONE PATIENT DUE TO INFILT76TION AND DISIN7FGR&'riotj CF T14E CANCEROUS
TUMOR OF THE COLON, DISAPPEARANCE OR MARKED WEAKENING OF THE PAIN
SYNDROME, CONSTANT DIARRHEA, CACHEXIAp ANO SOMETIMES v. INCREASED
APPETITE, ARE THE MAIN MANIFESTATIONS OF FISTULA. THF, SURGICAL
TREATMENT OF DUODENOCOLONIC FISTULAS MAY CONSIST IN SEPARATION OF THE
FISTULAt SUTURING OF OPENINGS IN THE HEPATIC ANGLE OF THE LARGE
INTESTINEr DUODENUM AND RESECTION OF THE ST014ACH AS A PALLIATIVE
OPER.ATION IN OUODENOCOLONIC FISTULA DUE TO CANCF~t WHEN A RADICAL
OPERATIVE INTERVENTION IS IMPOSSIBLEi ONE COULD EKCLQDE THE PYLORUS9
ESTABLISH GASTROENTEROSTOMY WITH AN INTERrNTESTINAL ANASTOMOSIS AND
ILEOTRANSVER-SOSTOMY.

1. 13 ..1
s i .~i ~ D i r Eo z, oco
026 UNCL ASS IF I ED p Ro cic. .1
TITLE-CONDUCITIVITY AND DIELECTRIC CONSTANT AND 1,OSS Of: DE'4L!,)iC, ACID
AUTHOR-KUZHEVNIKOVs A,M*
~.-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZH. FIZ* KHIM. 1970t 4413)t 83t-2
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARFAS--CHEMISTRYP PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--BENZOIC ACIDI ACTIVATION ENERGYt ELECMIC CONOUCTIY[TYt
DIELECTRIC CONSTANT# TEMPERATURE OEPENUENCEY DIPOLE 1101MENT
CONTROL.MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
'PROXY FICHE NO----FO70/605018/1308 STEP NO-URf 0,076,1 701(,'t-it/0031 Oi 31 /0d 3
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP014079-r
_`1

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCIPI-SINk,
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140794
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. LOG SP. C(PID. IHOH 1~ A LINEAR
FUNCTION OF I OVER T AT 30-IZODEGREES; T11F 51-011,11; VIFC11:11.15-s LE'll-5 O'l
INCREASING THE FREQUENCY FROM 0 TO 600 GHZ. THIN1161,11- ~0111E*Jji"TION
ENERGY OF THE COND. IS 2.26 FV. OHM'S LAW IS OrIFY0 f.JP Il) A 'r-!'fENTj'k'-
GRADIENT OF 3 KV-CM AT 20DEGREFS* THE 0EP[-N0FN(',F-. ()F IHL C,0~4si,.
OF SZOH ON TEMP. HAS A PLATEAU AT SMALLER TI-IA14 (lik EQU44L TO cfz ~: F S t
WHICH IS COMMON TO ALL THE STUDIED F-ReQUENCICS* AND a '41LX. &J' k~tOEGRIE,Es
AT 10 MHZ OR 112DEGREES AT.70-10 PRIME5 GkiZ,o NQ SlGhiFICAT.% i--',E:LAXATf0N
POLARIZATION WAS FOUND IN BZOH,. THE DIMER 13F ALTHIJUGh HIGHLY
Symot EXHIBITS A DIPOLE MOMENTo POLARIZATION IN 81014 IS DETJ* bY
ELECTRON AND ATOM SHIFTS SHALLER THAN OR EQUAL I'Q 5OOE-G-ZEES AND AN
ORIENTATION OF DIPOLES CONTRIBUTE TO IT AT !50-1J.20E(;I(;.:E$, f HER MAL
DISORIENTATION OF YHE DIPOLES OCCURS GREATER THAN 1IN"IEGREL-St
FACILITY: MOSK. VYSSH. TEKH* UCHILUSHCHE 114+ BAUMAUAP MOSCOWt USSR.

USSR
UDC 621.396.6-181.5
NAZAROV, G. V., SOKOLOV, A. V., KOMEV'rUMOV. A. P., SHANOV, A. M., NIKIT114,
V. G., SAFONOV, V. A., SEREGIN, I,
"Development of Equipment for AsseviblIng Integrated Circuits by Welding with
Pulsed Indirect 11cating and Ulcrasound"
Elektron, taklinfka. Nauchno-tekhn. sh. Mik roe lektrontka (Electronic Engineer-
ing. Scientific and Technical Collection. UtcroelecGa-nica), 1.970, vyp. 3 (24),
pp 70-76 (from Mi-Radioteh-hnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstralct No 4V287)
Tratialation: A study was made of the advintages (if woldinst, by ptilsed Indirect
heating and ultmAoaia waldlx% when twoombling microid,mzi(x. '1110 teclinic4d
cheimeterictics of the developed oquipmorit und Vie sW#w:WmL1 douign of' t.`Is
opera;--~.ng tool are pTesented. She results of experimatal operation of' the
devices are discussed.

Water Treatment
USSR UDC: 541-181.1.0',44.67:681-3
KUTOVA) T. S.) UTMV.-A-Z. VOL'F, 1. V.) KOHDREVi V. A,, Lenfni.,rud
Technological Institute of-tF.5-Ta'-per and Pulp Industi.V
"Investigation of the Effect of' Various Factors on the Coel'ficient of
Utilization of the Reductive Capacity of Electron Ian. exchqnI.-,e Resins in tile
Process of Absorption of Oxygen Dissolved in Water"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Val. 45, 110 5, MY 7-?j pp 1046-1c,49
Abstract: Studies were done on optimlzing tile proceww of desoxy~,ejmtin~_-, water
by electron ion-exchanre resins. Eyperlrantal datta lacre analyzed to dete-mire
the relationship tetween the coefficient of utilizatI.cm, of the redactive
capacity of M-11 cation-exchmij-,o renin and a combiNition of six independent
factorn: X, -- grain size, Y-, -- t-empariLtUrO, X oxy,,,en conce rit rcitl on in t!%,~,
I
water, X4 -- concentration of copper in the ion-oxaK1mj-,c rui~fn, Y,) -- rwv! of
filtration and X,6 -- height of the filterinI!, layer. The imiLlywit' sbc,wed that
grain size could be disregarded, Calculations on thin "l-Uxsh.-22" co:!tviter I.-ave
a linear regression equation after eliwination of Xj. Dia relative infl~ience
of different factors on the deTendant variable Yf), maid accomted for by intro-
ducing coefficients of elasticity., where ai is the m-,-.raim4on coefficient of
the i-th factor, Yi is the averc-4re value of tha i-th I'actorp and Y Is the
average value of the dependent variable.

Nuclear Physics
USSR EIDC 621.384.6
VOROBIYLV# A. A., NIKITIII, M. 14.v and
"Experimental Study of Linear Polori, zation 0:i Synchrotron Radia-
tion of Iiiii-Energy Electrons"
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 290 No 5, Nov 70, V-P 389-391
Abstract: The article continues the authors' Study CX 3ynChro-
tron radiation on the Tomsk Polytechnic lnstil~ute synchrotron
for an energy of 1.5 Gev. The linear polarizatiori. of synchro-
tron radiation was studied according to tue method. of F. A.
KUROLi~V, Q. F. KULIKOV, and A. S. YaOV. Typicial examples of the
angular intensity distribution of the polarizatiom components in
the vertical plane for various acceleratsd eloctron energie3 are
given. There is good agreement between sxperimental and theoroti-
cal results for the (Y-components The anguli'.Cr di.stribution of
the J-r-component differs from the theoristica:1 ane.1 de;mnds on ac-
celerator adjustment. A characterl3tic pecullarity of the anga-
lar distribution of the Jr-compopent is the labseoice of radia-
tion in the direction of inetantan0ous vmloclty (tangent t-o tho

USSR
'VOROBIYEV, A. A., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 29, No 5, Nov
70, PP 389-391
electron orbit). This is confirmed experimentally; hGwever, in
some cases at A 4350 2 the intensity in the. minimum of the
J( -component does not equal zero, though it is viery arnall -
Measurements showed good agreement between tim imr.,onsity dis-
tributions of the Cy- and Jr-components of aynchroLron radia-
tion linear polarization and theoretical ra$qlts up to energies
of 1 GeV.
The authors thank A. N. DIDENKO and 04 F. KULIKOV for
their interest and a3sistanoo.
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USSR UDC 669-715
Evil N-, and VODOPI)rANOV, A. G.
"Decomposition Conditions of Silicon and Aluminum Suboxides in
Production of Light Metals and Alloys"
Moscowt Tsvetnyye Metally, No. 7, Jul 71v )PP 37-40
Abstracte On the basis of calculations which utilized data of
the reference literature and individual exj,,~eritnnital findinC.;s,
it is demonstrated that jilicon and aliamizva do not
decompose in the tem-peratuxe interval of 11000--1,900 00 by con-
tact vrith oxides of other metals, but they redai,~%e them -,nith pro-
duction of slag and the alloy. In the presencii of 01, nuboxides of
Al and Si decompose with production of carbides c-ind oxides of
higher valency, up to temperatures of 2,o25 OC imd 11500 OC, re-
spectively. At higher temperatures, suboxides react .-,rith C with
production of carbide. To decrease Si and Al losises with the ga-
seous phase, it is e3medient. to cairry out tho reduction 'pro-
cess by decreased CO pressure and increased mn,faces of the re-
ducing agent and the solvent. Two illustr.9 two tables, six-
teen biblio. refa.

USSR
UX 669.71.053.4
_KQP_EVNIKOV, G. I., KUDINOV, R. Z., LEOHVYEV. L. I., IWBOTC~LKOV,
'o-K-H-EL-Er.'" ~.. ~
"Effect of Composition and Cooling Rate of Aluminum-Calcium Slags on Alumina
Extraction"
Tr. In-ta metallurgii. Ural'sk. fil. AN SSSR (Works i)f thq. Metallurgy Insti-
tute. Urals Branch of the. USSP Academy of Sciences), 1970, vyp. 221, pp 41-45
(from RM-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G130)
Translation: In order to obtain slags with hiFh tcchnologi~a.*[ qualitien it is
necessary to realize the process of reduction of the im-Itial raw uiaLarial so
that the slags will have the. following characteristicst Si-ttodulus 1.5-3.0 and
Ca-modul'us 1.5-1.55. From these slags it is possible 1:0 extract more than 90Z
Al203 with soda leaching independently of the cooling rate of the slags.
There are 4 illustrations and 2 tables.

Ref Code
kc. Nr. .Abstracting;Service:
001015167~CHEMICAL ABST.
r i34782b Briquets for aillcocalcium Production.. Jj&Ww likUy,
Nefedoy, P. rob'ev. k. P.~~~ ss
lancbuL V. NJ.;- z v
(Ura, o N etaifurRy, Academ of "kiences,
I Institute
r, M15 M-197V. A50L
1- :-~111WITrInro
=."M69; From 01krytiye, fiobrel.. 1 0 ipatsy, I'ozvrxyt
Znah 1970, 47(4), 20. BriqUets for hilcocabdjun pradaction
were made from Jime 60-70 aod a carixmifewus "ducing agent
30-40 wt. % to reduce the losses of Si and the uonsum
,,ption of
charge matcriaL. SCL J
REEL/FRAME

USSR urx: 658.5-01.1:621.37
GEVORKYO, M. U. , KOZILETUkOV, 1. A., $HVET-SOV, K. L~
"Standardization of Power Supply Devices for Electrortic Rwa;.-, Equipment"
V sb. Obmen o-_,Ytom v radiopromsti (Experience Poolitig in the Radio In-
dustry -collection of works), 47p. 1, Moscow, 1971, vp 10-13 (from R 17 r,
-Radiotekhnika, r1o 6, Jun 71, Abstract Vo 6V293)
Translation: The paper contains a brief state-of-th'a-art ~t--L-j.-'Ort on 'the
standardi2ation and unification work being done In ivdustr-y to Improve the
technical and economic indices of power supply devicos for electronic radio
equipment. ResuM6.
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