SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRIVOSHEYEV, M. I. - KRIVOSHEYEV, V. G.

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A Conference on Television
107-5-34/54
Engineer L.T. Perevezentsel in his report "Color-Splitting System Design in
a Scanning-Beam Transmitter" gave design formulae for a simplest color
division system having the least losses 6f the luminous flux. An e3qmrimen-
tal compatible color tv system was demonstrated at the Conference. Overall
frequency band 6 me, with brightness component occupying 6 me, and color
information 2 me for red and 0.6 me for blue shades.
Candidate of Technical Sciences A.D. Artym delivered the report "Mathods
of Effecting FM by Means of the Phase Modulationw.
Candidate of Technical Sciences E.I. Golovanevskiy delivered the report
wResnatron vs. Klystron as a Power Amplifier In TV Transmitters* In which
he showed that reanatron amplifiers may develop 3O.to 50 kw with 40 to 50
efficiency.
Candidate of Technical Sciences M.G. Gliklikh and engineer D.A. Taranete
reported on the modern techniques of tv program recording, giving the
advantages of a now electronic compensation of the motion of a movie film
as developed by Taranets.
Candidate of Technical Sciences I.A. Moroz In hip report "Methods of TV
card 3/4 Signal Transmission over the Long-Distanco Lines* and the Candidate of
Technical Sciences A.K. Oksman In his report "Antinoise Methods for Long-

A Conference on Television
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Distance TV Channels* have shown that the multichannel telephone
long-distance cables can be used for station exchange of tv programs.
Engineer A. Yu. Ratmanskiy reported on the ty broadcast relaying networks.
He cited the experience of the Kiyev tv center.
Engineer A. G. Konstantinovskiy and Cand. of Teohn. Se. P.M. Trifonoy
reported on the problem of long-distance tv transmissions.
Eng. V.S. Polonik delivered the report "Now Developments of the Scientific
Research TV Institute in the Industrial Applications of TV*.
Cand. Techn. Se. A. G. Kondrat"v reported on "Some Experience with the
Practical Utilization of TV in Industry*.
Eng. N.L. ArtemVwv report,3d on *The Modern State of Vidicon Techniques'.
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Category USSR/Radiophysics Application of radiophysical methods 1-12
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika) No 1) 1957,No 2050
Author Krivosheyev, M.I.
Title -Is---of-Measuring the Characteristics of a Television Channel
New MeM
Orig Pub Elektroavyazl, 1956, No 7) 22-30
Abstract Explains the method of using sine-egutred pulses as test pulses to check
the transient characteristic of the channel. It is Indicated that it is
advantageous to measure the fundamental characteristics of the television
channel directly during the transmission or a television program. By vay of
an example, the author descrjibes a method of comprising the use of a special
test line.
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Inshener.
Ways of Improving the techniques of television broadcasting. Test.
avisil 16 no.5t2-4 Yq 136. (MM 9:8)
(Television broadcasting)

MethodA of Measuring Brightness
of a Receiving Cathode Ray Tube.
Elektr8ovyaz' No. 1. Jon 57.
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04~ , Resolutions of the 8th plenary assembly of the International
Consultative Committee on Radio conceraing problem of television.
Blektrosviaz' 11 n0#5171-79 MY 1579 (MIRA 10:12)
(Warsaw-Television-Conrxesnes)

KRIVOSSYIV, Kark laoifovich; LETTIS, Lay Samenovich; RENARD, Vladimir
--------- X.I., oty.red.; VORMOVA, A.I., red.;
IARABILOVA, S.Y., takhn.red.
[Television broadcasting techniques; a collection of informntioul
Takhniks televisionnogo vashchaniia; Informatslonnyi sbornik.
Moskva, Gos.ixd-vo lit-ry po voprosam eviazi, i radio, 1958, 162 p.
(KIRI 12t5)
(Television-Transmitters and transmission)

V O'~ k e C-
TEIEVISION
"Development of a Transmitting Television NetW02-k in the USSR" by
M. Krivosheyev, Chief of the Television Division and UFF Division of
the ~hin=nistration of Radio of the CoriTanicaticn Ministry, USSR,
and Senior Engineer, V. Vinogradov, Radio, No 1, January 1958, pP 35-36.
Traces the development of the nuLber of television centers in Russia,
from two in 1951 to 37 in 1957; listing tbeAr location and cliaracterls-
ties. It ic proposed to Increase the nunber of television stations to
60 by the end of 1958-
Descri.
ptions are Given also of -the various comminication lines used
to Interconnect the television centers, the principal telev-'sion cameras
employed, and variotis other Improvements p.roposcd for the Russian tele-
vision system.
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KRIVOSHIM, X116
Means of measuring some parameters of television-wos, and
charmteristics of television apparatus. Tekb. kino, f telev.
no.6%26-36 Je 158. (KIRA 11W
(Television-Raceivern and reception)

Engineor I I
T T'I I F The "'encurement of the I-'ignsl-to-';oise Ratio in Television
(Izmereniyn otnoshenlyn aignnl/pow.Ohn V televilenii)
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F~'.'IiIODICAL: Vestnik svyazi, 19,58,'.Nr 11, pp 6-9
A TI, S) A C' T 1'eficiencies in exiqting methoic of mensuring the nignnl-to-
noise ratio in television are analyzed. A new measuring in-
strument is described which permits the determination of this
ratio during normal operation of the TV set throueh viounl
perception of fluctuation noise interference. Figure 2 shows
the block diagram of this device, designed by M.T. Krivosheyev
for which Author's Certificate Nr 112350 was issued. Tests
conducted with this instrument proved its reliAbility. The
nuthor expresses his grntitude to Y.". 'Iyroyevs, Yu.R. ';ru-.dev
and I.I. Sheyfis for their participation in the experimental
part of this work. There are 3 grnphs, 2 tlock disgrams,
1 circuit diagram, Pnd 2 references, 1 of which is Soviet and
I Cerman.
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Krivosheyev Mark looifovichp Lev Semyenovich Leytes, and VlRdimir Borisovich
115-narF!'~~~
Tekhnika televizionnogo veshchaniya; informatsionnyy abornik (Television
Broadcasting; Information Manual) Moscowp Svyazlizdat, 1959. 162 p.
(Series: Tekhnika avyazi za rubezhom) Errata slip inserted. 11,000 copies
printed.
Reap. Ed.i M. I. Krivosheyevj Tech. Ed,: S. F. Karabilova.; Ed.; A. 1.
Voronova.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles-may be useful to designers of television
transmitting equipment and television stations.
COVERAGE., The book contains three articles the authors of which review the
operAtion of Western television stations and their equipment. They describe
techniques used in the West for outside broadcasting and discuss equipment
and methods of measuring video-channel characteristic No personalities
8~ Sov a
are.rmttoned'. There are 60 referencest 37 English, 1 1 t (including
5 translations), 4 German, 2 French and 1 Italian. References appear at
the end of each article.
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Television Broadcastingl (Gont.)
TABLE OF CONTENTSt
Foreword
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Renard, V. B. Equipment of Television Centers. Planning the Interior Layout
of Television Centers 5
Television center of Columbia Broadcasting Company in Hollywood (U.S.A.) 5
Radio center with television studioea in BoRota, capital of Colombia 17
Eauinment. of A television center of P7F Cuirwnny (Vtngla:nd) 23
'r ! -7-, -11 C'n e -~n' C, -M i n' 26
11B~rutt-Shomonll television center in Paris 31
Lighting in television studios 37
"Elektronikam" system for filming television programs 42
Bibliography
48
Ley-teBy L. S. Television Techniques for Broadcasting From a Mobile Unit 49
Equipment of a mobile television transmitter In a bua and its arrangement.
Transmitter power supply 49
TeltiWon camera tubes 52
Television cameras of mobile transmitters using image orthicona 60
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Television Broadcasting (Cont.) SOV12630
Electronic viewfinder of a television camera 69
Camera control block and video control devices 72
Synchronizing generators, Phasing of generators 76
Audio equipment of a mobile television transmitter 87
Radio-line equipment of a mobile transmitter 88
Transmission of a video signal from a mobile transmitter by telephone lines 93
Television transmission while the transmitter unit to moving 94
Reporter television cameras using vidicone 97
Transmission of video signals without synabronizing pulses from a mobile
transmitter to the television-center receiving station 110
Bibliography 112
Krivosheyev, M. I. Television Measuring Techniques 114
Measurement of frequency and transfer characteristics 114
Measurement of nonlinearities of video-channel amplitude characteristics 122
Equipment for oomplex measurement ln~et video channel 125
Device for forming television test patterns by the electrical method 131
Checking the operation of a vidbo channel by means of video signals with
continuously changing pictures 141,
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Measurement of basic characteristics of a video channel during tranumia-
sion 150
Device for observing sinwle-line oacillograms 153
Bibliography 161
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VARBANSKIT, Alskasadr Mikhaylovich; UP," YORCRIN, X.P.,
takhn,red,
[Television engineering] Telovisionnaia takhhlka. Moskva,
Gossanarg,isd-vo, 1959a 286 po (MIRA 12:2)
(Television)

KRIVOSHEYEV, M. I., Candidate Tech Bei (dIss) -- "The development and inves-
tigation of methods of wasuring certain parameters of a television chan 1".
Moscow,, 1959. 14 pp (Min Commmicatims USSR, Moscow Electrical Engineering
Inst of Comunications), 150 copies (KL . No 24, 1959o 137)

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AUMIOR: Krivosheyev, M.I., Engineer
TITLE: Measuring the -duality of Interlaced Scanning.
PERIODICAL: Vestnik svyazi, 1950., 1Tr 5, p 31 (USSR)
ABSTIRACT: The author briefly describes a met!~_od of measuring
the quality of interlaced scanning, ..,hich was de-
veloped in Poland and which is described in the
document Nr M-12-1,1= (April 1953). This method
provides a sufficient objective evaluation of the
interlaced scannii*g., quality under normal operating
conditions of a TV set, or a TV control device,
directly on the kinescope screen. The method is
based on establishinC a connection between the
light flow created by the line raster and its
location on bhe screen. The screen ir, covered by
a special mask in such a inw-iner that the magni-
tude of the light flow of each individual linet
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MeasurinG the '.'2uality of Interlaced Scanning.
the position of the line in respect to this opening.
A photoolement fastened -to the mask converts the
light into electric voltage. A series of pulses is
generated at the photoolement outlet, whose total
amplitude is proportional to the ma-nitude of the
light flow passing at a given moment thru the tri-
angular openinj, of the mask. The method is based on
the assumption that the afterglow time of the kine-
scope screen is small compared to the line sca'n11.nfT
period. The accuracy of this method is about lVio'
(taking into consideraticn the influence of the video
signal components). The pulses from. the photo element
are fed into an oscillograph, tho horizontal sweep
of which must be qual to the number of frames. Fi-
gure 2 shows such a measuring arrangement. In this
case.. two masks, one with a rectangular and one with
a triangular opening, were used, thereby a lens sys-
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[Operation of the MY Television Cen~or] Offt skspluatatsii
Mwskogo talavisimago teentras -Modkvao Goo,isd-vo lit-ry
Topromax sviasi i. radiog 1960, 31 P. (MM 2J.17r
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'- KRIVOSUM, Mark Iosifovich; VINOaMOT, Tedin Mikolayevich;
Gmbmmrjxrr,-r.T.--, -4r.; mmock, I.G., takhn.red.
[Development of television broadcasting technology) Rasvitis
takhnichaskikh sradstv televisionnogo vashchanlia. Kookwa, Goo.
isd-vo lit-ry po voprosam gvlasi I radio, 1960. 61 p.
(XIRA 14:4)
(Television broadcasting)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4991
Krivosheyev, Mark Iosifovich
Otsenka I izmereniye fluktuatsionnykh pomekh v televidenii
(Estimation and Measurement of Fluctuation Interference in
Television) Moscow, Svyazlizdat, 1960. 78 p. Errata slip
inserted. 16,000 copies printed. (Series: Lektaii po
tekhnike svyazi)
Sponsoring Agency: Ministerstvo svyazi SSSR. Tekhnicheakoye
upravleniye.
Resp. Ed.: V. F. Samoylov; Ed.: V. I. Baahchuk; Tech. Ed.:
S. F. Karabilova.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel of
television stations and for students of television en-
gineering in advanced courses in schools of higher educa-
tion.
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Estimation and Measurement (Cont.)
SOV/4991
COVERAGE: The book examines the visual perception of inter-
ferenoe occurring in television receivers. The "weight"
function, which takes into account the frequency proper-
ties of the eye and of the receiving tube, is interpreted in
its physical aspect and conditions for the selection of the
characteristics of the "weighting" filter are established.
New methods and devices for measuring fluctuating interfer-
ence, including methods and devices involving measurements
with direct observation of the receiving-tube screenlare
described. No personalities are mentioned. There are 45
references: 26 Soviet, 15 English, and 4 German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Methods of Taking Into Account the Characteristic Features
of Visual Perception of Fluctuation Interference When
Measuring the Signal-to-Noise Ratio 5
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Estimation and Measurement (Cont.) SOV/4991
Fluctuation-Interference Spectra and Selection of the
Weighting Filter for Measuring Devices 25
Measurement of the Signal-to-Noise Ratio 41
Measurement of Fluctuation Interference Directly on the
Receiving Tube Screen 59
Use of a Comparison-Surface Pulse Oscillator for Other
Measurements 71
Bibliography
78
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BYALIK, Gavriil Iosifovich; KRIVOSHEYST, K.I,g red*; VOROBIN, K.P.,
takha.red. . . - -I--- ~-. . I
(Wide-band vacuum-tube amplifiers) Lazpovye shirokopolosup
usiliteli. Isd.3. Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo. 1960. 109 p.
(Kassovaia radiobibliotakat no.363). (MIRA 13:6)
(Amplifiers, Alsotron-tubs)

KRIV03HEYEV Mark Ioal SEREBRYAKOVY YU.I.P otv. red.;
MAKSAKOVAI A.I., red.
(Methods for evaluating and measuring linear and nonlinear
distortions in a video channel) Sposoby otsenki i izmeraniia
lineinykh i nelinsinykh iekazhanii, voznikaiushchikh v video-
kwmlei lektaiia dlia atudentov-za6chrAkov. Moskva, Redaktalon-
nyl otdal VZEIS, 1961. 95 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Television) (Amplifiers (Electronics))
(Pulse teohniques (Electronics))

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AUTHOR% ivosheYev. M. I.
TITLEt MeanL and devices for increasing the accuracy of television
measurements
PERIODICALs Tekhnika kino i televideniya, no. 8, 1961, 1-14
TEXT: Designing principles of a new TV tester and the measuring technique
for testing video signals are described. Two simplified versions of thin
tester are also given. The new tester permits the investigation of video
aignals corresponding to any portion of the raster, thereby improving the
a-~ouracy of the measurements. The studied picture detail is marked by a
bright spot which appears on the monitor aoreen at the same time an the cor-
responding video signal is displayed on the oscillograph screen. The block
diagram (Fig. 1) of this tester consists of (1) input of horizontal s nc
Z calt-
pulses; (2) input of vertical sync pulses; ~3) video signal input; (4
brated phase shifter; (5) uls generator; (6) amplifier; (7) attenuator;
(8) mixer; N amplifier; 110)elimiter; (11) lock-on circuit; (12) peak
voltmeter; 13) weighting filter; ~14) low-pass filter; (15) calibrated phase
shifter; (16) pulse generator; (17 amplifier; (18) selector; (19) phase
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shifter; (20) phase shifter; (21) attenuator; (22) output to the oscillo-
graph; (23) control output to 'he monitor; (24) output for brightening or
n_yr~ltrrjnizing the oncillo,;7raph: and f25) output for oscillogranh synchroni-
zaf.inii. The tester permits maaouremento to bis taken of fluctuation noise,
PeTio~ical noise level which is expressed by the ratio of the signal ma,-ni-
tude to the double amplitude of tho noise, video signal distortions, and the
atrength of reflected signals. Moreover, the tester can be used to evaluate
the varioug forms of video signals which determine the horizontal and verti-
cal definition of the picture, and to measure time intervals bet-.:eon separate
fesT signals, e.g. for determining their duration and front rine, the evalua-,
+ion of the geometrical diatortiona of camera-tube scannint, units etc. Other
applicntions of this tester, in particular for the evaluation of some para-
meters of TV pictures, have already been described (Ref. 1). The following
pervons assisted in this workt K. A. Yashchenko, Yu. B. Zverev, and T. A.
Volkc,va. There are 22 figures and 3 reftrences: 2 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-
Zoviet.bloc reference. The reference to the English-lanauage publication
-"adc as follows- Requirements for the Transmission of Monochrome Television
Signals over long Distances, Recom. No. 267, C.C.I.R, 1959-
Caid 214

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ASSOCIATIONs Gocudaratvonnyy nauohno-icalodovatellel-Ay inctitut :!inictorntva
svyazi SSSR (State Soiontific Roaoarch Inctituto of the
1.'inistry of Conmunioations USSR)
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VARDAIISKIY, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; SAMOYLOV, V.F., reteenzent;
KRIVOSHEYEV, M.L. red.
(Television technology) Televizionnaia tekhnika. Izd.2.p
perer. i dop. Moskvap Izd-vo "Energiia," .1964. 543 p.
(MIRA VtO

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AUTHORS: Golant, V. Ye., Zhilinskiy, A. P., Krivosheyev, It. V.,
and Nekrutkina, G.. P.
TITLE: Propagation of centimetric waves by a waveguide filled
with the plasma of a positive column discharge
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tokhnichgskoy fiziki, v. 31, no. 1, 1961, 55-62
TEXT: The studies which are the subject of the present report were carried
out with a plasma produced in helium and argori at pressures from 0-05 to
.10 mn HE7. The phase constant and the damping of homogeneous waveguides
filled with plasma were determined for 3-cm and 10-cm, waves. For the
3-cm wave range, two experimental arrar.-:-,~,merits were used, while one was
I
used for the 10-cm wave range. Fig. 1 shows schemes of these arrangements.
The phase shift in tne waveguide was meanured with a phase bridge, and
damping was determined by a substitution method, Results are given in
Figs. 3, 4. In evaluating the experimental result:7, a ccmparison is
made with the results of a theoretical investigation by Golant et al.
(Ref..11). The relations
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ndF,
2). (4)
were obtained in first perturbation-theoretical approximation for the
damping and phase corstants. w and 2, are the wavelengths in the
waveguide and in the free space; 0 -0 is the wave impedance of the
T~
free space; n is the electron concentration, F is the plasma cross
section; AoF is a form factor; (I ii and (I 1r are the reactive and active
components of the specific high-frequency conductance of the plasma per
electron. The relations crij I
Ap w or (5)
1n n
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are obtained, which establish a connection between the components of
conductance and the discharge current. These relations permit the deter-
mination of AP and Aa if the electron distribution over the plasma cross
section determined by the form factor A. V the longitudinal field in the
positi,ie columat and the components of conductance are known. AOF was
determined previously on the assumption of a diffuse electron distribution
in the positive column. Furthermore, the relations
and o (6) were substituted
1n 1 + li/"lr
in formulas (5)1 (1 in the specific conductance in a constant field per
1n
electron. As follows from the comparisons shown in Figs. 3, 4, and 5, the
deviation never attains more than 301A. The ratio 6PAa shows better
agreement with experimental values. This is explained by the fact that
this ratio is independent of the spatial electron distribution and the
strength of the longitudinal field. There are 7 figures and 17 references:
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8 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATIONi Leningradakiy politekhnicheakiy inatitut im. M. I. Kalinina
(Leningrad Polytechnic Inatitute imeni M. I. Kalinin)
SUBMITTED: July 13, 1960
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ACCESSION.NR: AP4040294 6/0057/64/034/006/0953/09q0
AUTHORs Golant, V-Ye.; Kriypshe a ,U,Vo Privalov, V.,Ye.
TITLE: Investigation of a hot cathode discharge in:a magnetic field
SOURCE: Zhurnal takhnichookoy fisiki, v*34, no.6, 1964, 033-960
TOPIC TAGS: plasmal gas discharge, discharge plasma, Impulse dischar e, ion density"
argon plasma, plasma-magnotic field interaction
ABSTRACT: The charged particle density in a hot cathode argon discharge was inves-
tigated at pressures from 0.001 to I mm, Hg and currenta.up to 25 A in the prosenco
of a longitudinal magnetic field of 2500 Oo or less. A brief theoretical discursioA,
is a2so given, based on the work of I.Langmuir and L.Tonks (Phys.Rov.33,954,1929;
34,676,1929), which leads 'to expressions for the ion-density in the two linviting
cases that the ion mean froo path in long or short, respectively, compared with the'
dimensions of the apparatus. The discharge took place in a 6 cm, diameter glass
tube between A 4 cm diameter molybdenum anode and a directly heated spiral tungsten
cathode located 20 cm, from it. The emitting surface of the cathode was 0.5 em2. A 3'
mm long 0.3 ma diameter molybdenum probe was provided an the axis of the tuba to
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measure the ion density. The charged particle density was also determined from the
'attenuation of microwaves, focused with elliptical reflectors. The ratio of the
.probe ion current to the ion density was determined from the microwave measurements,'
.at densities below the critical value. This ratio was assumed to remain constant at~
:higher densities and was used to determine the ion density from the probe current. I
'The apparatus was operated under steady state conditions at currents up to 2 A andj*1
.was pulsed at higher currants. Preliminary experiments with He, A and Xo showed
'that, in agreement with the theory, the ion density Increased with ion mass under
.otherwise similar conditions. The ion density was approximately proportional to the
:total current. For fixed current, the ion density increased with decreasing c-athod'
temperature; this is a consequence of the increasing fraction of the cathode curr:~
carried by ions. In the absence of the magnetic field, the ion density for fixed
current increased monotonically with the pressure. With the magnetic field present,
.the ion density reached a maximum at a pressure between 0.01 and 0.1 mm Hg and do-
,creased at higher pressures. The pressure for maximum ion density increased with In-
.creasing magnetic field, and the decrease in density at higher pressures is ascibed
~to loss of ions to the walla by transverse diffusion. At 25 A and 2500 Oe the rising
portion of the experimental Ion density versus pressure curve agreed with the theo-'
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!rotical curve within about a factor of 2. This agreement can be considered satisfac-
tory. For fixed current the ion density rose rapidly with increasing magnetic
afield. Ion densities of the order of 1015 cm-3 were attained, which correspond to
a degroo of ionization of aqvoral tenths. In conclusion. the authors express their
deep gratitude to V.A.Yormakov , who participated in some of these Investigations.
!Orig.art.has: 14 ;formulas and-7 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Loningradskiy politekhnichookiy Inatitut im. U.I.Kalinina (Leningrad
!Polytochnic Institute)
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AUTHORS: Golant, V. Ye., Zh-i-',inskiy, A. P., KrIvosheyev, M, V.,
and Chernova, L. 1i
TITLE: Propagation of centimetric; waves in wav"guides filled with
tile plabrna of a positive column discharge- ii
PFRIODICAL; Zhurnal tekhncheskoy fizj~ki, v. ~', no. 1, 1961, 63-70
TEXT: In an earlier paperi -the autho-rs dealt w-,t.h the results obtained
by sz~lidying wave propagation in a wa-eguide fi,
lled w-4th .he plasma of a
po:iL-tlve cclurrin discharge at 1::w field streng-20 -,f the high-frequency
ffe:d~ W'Lth ircrnaaing s-~rength -f the llfgh-frcq-_~Vr~y f:'eld, tile
char,,i-terist'.c.a dotnrm-Iring wave,- propagation in ~he wavegilide begin to
dppc~nd cri this field strength, This dep(;ndonce 11I examired with refurence
to papers (Ref. 2) in w~lch the propagation Df radicwaves in the ionosphorp
ha' been zitudied. In thpi;- theoretical ronsiderations. the authors proceed
from the a,4sumption of the plasma being place! r. a hc=geneous fiv'l.
Herefroru it follows on the iaa,a of as3urlption3 al.rqady T-ade in older
papf-ra. and which obvio,_sly hold here, that the enprgy distribution of
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Vlef,.trans Is blux-nellian, and that the ionce4nt:-at-lon d13tr1but'-,3n of
electrons over the cro-is 3~-tion and clectron tempc-rature do not chang'!,
T~e hcM,)geneous longi fi-id, however, i,-, c-~.ung~,J by the presenc~2
nf a h,.gh frFqtienc-,y feid and the follcwing con.,-..ntra~t,.~,.n distritution
of electrons titires pl)aef~ 'In the p,:-sitive colluirn:
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nd F = 1 17 hf
1i El If/ E 11 11- P. ~s here the
3 1 n n ! n El:
olpctron c~,ncentration, I th-i di8~,harge current, Eccli the field strength
of the constant field, Ehf the amp-litude of the '--.gh--frequency field,
a 'he plasma conductivity in the constwit field per electron, a the
In ir
active component of high- f reauer.,-,y conductivity per 31ectron, A similar
expression is given for the increase of the discharge ,urrerit produced by
applying the high-frequency field. From the%(, form-las it may be seen
that the application of a homogeneolus high-frejuenc~y field to a posJtive
column discharge in stf.-.ady.state conditions doe,3 n(:t modify electron
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temperature, but leads to a decrease of the longitudinal constant field
and to an increase of the concentration of charged particles. The authors
state that in first perturbation-theoretical approximation, the wave
propagation constant changes proportional to the electron concentration,
when a plasma is introduced into a waveguide. The changes in the phase
constant AP* and the damping constant Aa* in the presenne of a high-
frequency field are determined in first rerturbation-theoretical approxima-
tion by the relation
k - 'Aa*/Aa - Ap*/,50 (7),
where La and A04 were determined at a given high-frequency field
strength, and Aa and AP at an infinitely low high-frequency field
strength. The experimental determination of the dependence of the
phase constant upon field strength was carried out by means of the
facilities described in the previous paper (Ref. 1). The results obtained VIII
are graphically represented in Figs. .2-5. As may be seen, deviations
between theoretical and experimental values for helium are below 15%,
and for argon below 30%. The causes for these deviations are said to be
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changes in the flux of force, inhomogeneities of the field, inexact
determination of field longitudinal components,and of conductivities
Finally, the use of nonlinear effects for the stabilization of the
power of super-high frequencies occurring in a waveguide filled with a
plasma is discussed. Fig. 9 shows the scheme of such a stabilizer. This
-cheme representB a power divider made from three-decibel slit-bridges.
The superhigh-frequency signal is divided between the input channels,
and thti ratio of the power-flows in the various output channels is de-
termined from the phase difference between the waves passing through
the upper and lower waveguides. If a waveguide contains a gas discharge-
and phase shifter, a possibility offers itself in that power -range in which
nonlinear interaction effects of the plasma with the superhigh-frequency
field occur, of stabilizing the power flow at the output of the power
divider. There are 9 figures and 8 references: 6 Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. U. I. Kalinina
(Leningrad Polytechnic Institute i-i M. 1. Kalinin)
SUBMITTED: July 13, 1960
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AUT11OR: Golant, V.Yo.; Krivosheyov, M.V.;Yc%chnov, I.L.
ORG: Leningrad Polytechnic Institute im. M.I.Kalinia (Loningrndskiy politekh-
nicheCki-:F institut)
TITLE: Some properties of an untrahigh frequency discharge in a magnetic field
SOURCE: Zhurnal tokhnichoskoy liziki, v. 36, no. 6, 1966, 1144-114G
TOPIC TAGS: rf plasma, discharge plasma, plasma magnetic field, argon, cyclotron
resonance, %NiaNe ~V-
tMTRACT; The authors have investigated lasmas produced bX hig~-froquency din-
charges in argon at 0.001 to 1 mm 11g in the presence of an up to 1.9 koo magnetic
field* The gas was contained in n I cm diamoter, 80 cm long quartz tube mounted on
the axis of a 7 cm diameter waveguide of circular cross section, excited In the TEI~
mode at 3.15 kMiz. The vaveguido wan so terminated thnt the standing wave ratio di
not exceed 1.3. Approximitely 16 cm.of the length of the quartz tube was within the.''
high field portion of the wavoguido, and the magnetic field strength did not vary
by more than 1% over that portion of the tube, The plasmas produced in the quartz
tube wore investigated with a double probe and by means of loading by the plasmas
of a resonant cavity operating in the 3 cm.wavelength region. Visible radiation
from the plasmas was recorded with a photomultiplier. The rf electric field strength
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required to initlate a discharge was minimum when the magnetic field strength was
such that the electron Larmor frequency was equal to the excitim,r frequency. The
charged particle density of the plasma (no measured with the resonant cavity), the i
probe current, and the intensity of the visible radiation from the plasma, however,
were maximum when the Larmor frequency was one-half or one-third of the exciting
frequency, and the corresponding curves showed no maxima or other features when the
Larmor frequency was equal to the exciting frequency. Plasmas with charged particle
12
densities exceeding 10 cm:3 wore obtained in argon at 0.01 mm Ag in a 500 00
magnetic field with an rf power of 10 W/cm~. It is suggested that the maxima at
the second and'third harmonics of the Larmor frequency may be due to nonlinear effects
or to space dispersion, and that the low plasma density at the Larmor frequency may
be due to reduced penetration of the high frequency field into the plaomn. It is
noted that G.J.Landauer (Nucl. Energy, C4, 395, 1962) observed Of radiation from a
plasma in a magnetic field at harmonics of the Larmor frequency but not at the La rmor~
frequency itself. The authors thank A,P,Zhilinskly for valuable discussions* Orig,
art. has: 2 figures* 1.
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SO V/1 Z4 - 57- 7- 8171
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 7, p I 10 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Krivosheyev, N. 1.
TITLE: The Effect of Initial Irregularities in the. Shape of the Middle Surface
on the Torsional Stability of a Cylindrical Shell (Vliyaniye nachallnykh
nepravillnostey v forme sredinnoy poverkhriosti na ustoychivost'
tsilindriclieskoy obolochki pri kruchenii)
PERIODICAL: Izv. Kazansk. fil. AN SSSR, ser. fiz.-n-tatct-n. i tekhn. n., 1956.
Nr 10, pp 69-80
ABSTRACT: The paper analyzes the behavior of a circular cylindrical shell un-
der the action of twisting couples applied to its ends; the deflections
are assumed as being of the same order of magnitude as the thickness
of the shell. Having in mind shells of a "medium length", the author
uses the uses the usual dependences relative to shallow shells. The
middle surface is referred to a Cartesian system of oblique coordi-
nates. The coordinate yl is measured along the arc of the cross sec-
tion, the coordinate x, is measured along the line which forms an-
gle I/ZiT f (~ with respect to the arc. The author writes the equation
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The Effect of Initial Irregularities in the Shape of the Middle Surface (cont.)
in terms of these coordinates. In studying the stability of the shell relative to small
perturbations the author aSSUI-nes the expression for the deflection in the case of
hinj,e-supported ends as
w = f t sin mxI sin ny,
and in the case of clamped ends as
w = I t sinz mxj sin fiyl (2)
Here rn -- IT
R ::. n/R;I is the length of the shell, t is its thickness. R is
the radius, and n is the number of the waves along the circumference. The static
boundary conditions at the ends are satisfied "on the averagc"- The results of the
calculation of the critical stresses are compared to the results of the work of Kh.
M. Musht.ari [ Izv. fiz.-matem. ob-va Kazansk. gos. tin-ta (Proceedings of the Phy-
sical-mathen-iatical Society of Kazan' State University), 1938], Donnell (Donnell. L.
Fl., Nat. Advis. Comm. Aeronaut., Repts. 1933, Nr -179), Batdorf and Stein (Bat-
dorf, S. B., Stein, M., Nat. Advis. Comm. Aeronaut., Techn. Notes, 1947, Nr 1345).
In investigating deflections of a considerable length. the author assumes that the
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The Effect of Initial Irregularities in the Shape of the Middle Surface (cont.)
shell has an initial deflection in accordance with the equation
w0 ~ rot (sin t*nx, sin ny, + f sin2mxI sin2 nyl/2) (3)
The expression for the additional deflection is approximated in the form of
w = f, t (sin mxl sin fiyl + f sin,!mxl sin2 flyl/2) (4)
It is assumed that under the effect of a load the initial irregularities develop in mag..
nitude while retaining their shape. It is considered that the shell is attached at its
ends to bulkheads the deformation of which along the arc equals zero. Expressions
(3) and (4) are substituted into the strain-compatibility equation-, the stress tunction
is found. Ritz' method is next applied; tht- total energy varies according to two
parameters associated with f I and '. On the basis of the minitnum-load condition
the author further determines two other parameters which characterize the angle of
slope of the wedge (~ and the number of waves n. A graphic relationship between
the load and the additional deflection is found. By "critical" the author signifies
that load which leads to a rapid growth of the deflections. The value found is com-
pared with the results of the experiments by Lundquist and Donnell. Judging by the
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'rhe Effect of Initial Irregularities in the Shape of the Middle Surface (cunt.)
load ~ deflection diagram, in the absence of initial irregularities the value of the
load drops monotonously from the upper 4:611cal value as tile. deflection grows so
that it is impossible to find the lower criti(al point within the limits of the deflec-
non %allies investigated. The author also znalyzes another instance where the ini-
tial deflection is delined by the expression
wo % fo t sin,! mxl sin2 1-lyi/2 (5)
He reaches the conclusion that the upper critical load A tor a shell with initial ir--
regular~ities may be expressed approximately by means of the critical load AL
found in accordance with the linear theory with the help of the following relationship:
A AL (I - 0,6 womlx/t) (6)
provided that woln,,, < 0. 25 where wolllax is the initial deflection. Another ver-
sion of a similar prob em is given in a paper by "Lu" f probably: Loo, Tsu- Tao,
'Effects of Large Deflections and Imperfection-, on the Elastic Buckling of Cylinders
Under Torsion and Axial Compression;" Transi. Ed. Note) (Proc. 2nd U.S. Nat,
Congr. Appl. Mech., 1954).
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KRIVOSHEYla, JI.I., Cand Phyn-4,*.Yith Sci-(disc~ "Certaiii problems of
f4*w*ra- land *1V of
UP thoory of stabil
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AUTHOR: -Krivosheyev, N.I.
TITIE; On the Bending and Stability of Gurved Shells Which
are Rectangular in Plan Form under the Action of an
External Normal Pressure (0b izgibe i ustoychivosti
pologikh obolochek pryamougolInykh v plane pod
deystviyem vneshnego normallnogo davleniya5
1ERIODICAL:Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Aviatsionnaya
Tekhnika, 1958, Nr 3, PP 39-49 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is assumed that the shells have a non-negative
Gaussian curvature. The solution is sought with the
aid of an expansion of the required functions in powers
of a small parameter. It is assumed that the contour of
a shell is supported by inextensible ribs, but which are
flexible in the tangent plane and easily twisted. The
author considers a thin elastic isotropic shell. The
method of the small parameter is introduced for the
following reason. The approximate solution of the
equations involved is usually sought by the Bubnov-
Galerkin method or by the Ritz-Papkovich method. Both
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SOV/147-58-3-6/18
On the Bending and Stability of Curved Shells Which are
Rectangular in Plan Form under the Lotion of an External Normal
Pressure
algebraic equations of the third degree. If, however,
the form of the bent profile is complicated or the
number of parameters is large the algebraic difficulties
increase considerably. Mushtari and Svirskiy (Ref.1)
obtained a solution to the given problem for a
cylindrical panel by assuming that the function
describing the banding had a given form. Koltunov (Ref.2)
assumed simple expressions for the stress functioa and
the function describing the bending. The author
determines the critical load assuming that the form of
lose of stability is symmetrical, but goes on to discuEs
the effect of an unsymmot-rie form of loss of stability.
The effect is to lower the value of the critical load.
In conclusion the approximate solution is given for the
problem of large deflections of an infinitely long
cylindrical panel for which an exact solution is known
(Ref.3) within the limits of the assumptions of the theory
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On the Bending and Stability of Curved Shells Which are
Rectangular in Plan Form under the Action of an External Normal
Pre a sure
the small parameter gives almost exact values for the
critical load in the third approximation. There are
3 tables and 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskiy Institut Inzhenerov Stroiteley Kafedra
Vysshey Matematiki i Teoretichaskoy Mekh-aLki..
(Kazan' Institute
of Structural Engineers, Chair of Higher Mathematics
and Theoretical Mechanics)
SUBMITTED: 21,st February 1958.
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Stability of a flat spherical seper t imder the cot,biincd action
of a linear load and unlCorn oxternal pressurt. Izv.!:Pzar.
fil. All SSSR.Ser, fiz.-mat. i tc!-h.nauJ-, no.24:109-~115 16C
OTPA 14:1.1i
(Elastic -,lates and shc3ls)

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OVMCHKIN, G.V.; KRIVOSHETIV, N.P. W1,__
Using the spectral method in determining the degree of penicillin
Inactivation. Inzh.-fiz.zhur. no.1:100-102 A 158. (MIRA 11:7)
I.Balorusakiy jrosudarstvenny-/ univereltet Im. V.1, Lanina, g. Minsk.
(Penicillin--Testing)

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AUTHORS: Zhbankov, R. G., Krivosheyev, N. P., and Reutovich. G. V.
TITLE: Infrared spectroscopy in investigations of synthetic blood substitutes
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk BSSR. Doklady, v. 6, no. 9, 1962, 592-594
TEXT: The new method of infrared -.tpectroscopy for water-soluble plasma substitutes detects fine struc-
tPral changes in synthetic blood-substituting Polymer$. A thin - 3-5 p layer of the solution to be analyzed
is applied directly onto a K RS-5 plate with a sufficiently wide transmission band. Spectra of polyglucine films
(a glucose polymer with M = 6000 obtained by hydrolysing and fractionating native dextrinc, a by-product of
life processes of the microbe Lenconostoc mesenlerondes, under certain conditions) show dcfinite regulat
changes with addition of salts into the solution; the changes arc independent of the salt added (the 870. 950.
1240 and 1420 cm - I bands increase in intensity and the 850 cm - I band grows weaker when NaCl, KCI, or
KBr is added) and have nothing in common with the spectral features or the salts in question. The changes
in the infrared spectra are thus associated with changes in the macromolecules or blood substitule, and give
definite indication of alterations in the toxic properties or the substitute. There are 2 figures.
PRESENTED: by B. 1. Stepanov. Academician, AS BSSR
SUBMITTED: December 23, 1961
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2.5(l) SOV/117-59-3-13/37
AUTHOR: Krivosheyev, N.V.
TITLE: The ChaniLed Technological ~-inishing Process for
Steam Turbine Sheeting Sheets (Izmeneniye tekh-no-
logicheskogo protsessa obrabotki obsh1vcchrykh
listov parovykh turbin)
PERIODICAL: lilashinostroitel,, 1959, Nr 3, pp 20 - 21 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- Up to now, the outer sheet-i'nG of steaLi Lurbines
was finished by means of oxidization. The oxid--zed
sheets are easily damaged and repair on already
assembled turbines is not possible. The problem
was met by replacing oxidization with the enamel
"U-422" in solution. The enamel, 11U-422 (TU ',!KhP
2999-51) is used with the followin. at rials.
coal solvent (GOST 1928-50); xylole TUUKhP
1088-44) white-soirit (GOST 3134-52); solvent
"RKB-l" ~VTU ?ZhP-2537-51); butanol (GOST 5208--50).
aviation gasoline grade "B"(G,03T 10'1-54) ruld emery
Card 112 cloth Nr 80 and Nr 100. The sheet surface is pre-

SOV/117-59-3-13/37
The Changed Technological Finishing Process for Steam Turbl.ne
Sheeting Sheets
pared for coating on a planinf,, machine with the use
of a cork pad. The coating is an-,lied by spraying,
with the nople hold at a distance of 250 - 3CO mm
and at a 90 angle. New "fogiess" paint sprayers
IIBTO-1" and "BTO-3" are mentioned which are expected
to considerably reduce the pollution of air at the
work place. The coated shoots nre dried in a con-
vection oven. Practical technological recommenda-
tions are included.
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',uthur : Krivoshoyov O.S. . No 14, 19580 No 65638
Inst
Title ;diOiI3OtOPiC J:J~U64 for =3ysis of Pxmdna in the
Central Nervous Systei-i in :~ Functional and Biocheilicnl
Experii-lont.
Orig Pub V sb.: Vopr. psikhiatrii, Vyp. 2- M-, 1957, 185-1W
,.b3tract No abstmct
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industrial buildings; practices of the Scientific Research
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struction and Architecture of the U.S.S.R. and the
"Llvovpromstroi" Trustl Sbomomonolitriye prtidvaritell-
no napriazhemVe nastily perekrytii. rnogoetazhxWkh pro-
m;yshlennykh zdanii; opyt Nauabno-isaledovatellskogo instituta
stroitellnykh konstruktsii ASiA USM i tresta, "Llvovpromstroil"
Moskva, Goastroiizdatp 1963. 22 p. (MIRA 17%5)
1. Akedemiya, stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR. Nauchno-
issledovateliskiy institut organizataiis mekhanizataii i
tekhnichesko7 pomoshchi, stroitel'Btvu. 2. Naucbno-isaledova-
tellakiy institut strnitelInykh konstruktoiy Akademii stroitell-
stva i arkhitaktury Ukr.SSR (for Burakas). 3. Glavrw inahener
tresta, "Livovpromstroy" (for Parkhomovskiy). 4. Starshiy in-
zhener Nauchno-iasledovatellskogo instituta stroitelli7kh kon-
stmktsiy Akademii stroitel'stva. i arkhitektury 11kr.SSR (for
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liesults of the competition to improve quality and production of
nev types of mineral fertilizers. Xhim.prom. no.1:36 J&-F 154.
OWA 7:4)
(7ortilizer industry)

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Authors : Kutuzov. A.) Krivosheyev, S. A.
Title : News Items
Periodical : Rhim. prom., No lt 53-54, Jan-Feb 1955
i Yj
Abstract : The results of the production plan for 1954 carried out by the Minis-
try of Chemical Industry, the improvenent of the quality of scientific
researzh work, the training and employment of specialists, awards
made to the foremost enterprises of the chemical industry, and the
results oi' a 1954 competition on the improvement of the production of
fertilizexs and the production of new types of fertilizers are discuss

".
Results I
ducing ni
no.1154 ,
competition fo; Improving the quality and pro-
a of mineral fertilizers in 1954. 11him.prom.
5. WaA 8:7)
1. Takhnichieskoys upravlsniye
myshlennosti.

,VW
-4*" ~' 1=8iu=8607 Me'* contest 1
manufacture of new types
no.l162-63 Ja-F 1~6.
(Fertilizers
1955 for Improving thn
of mineral fertilizers.

IRIVOSaMM, S.
Outcome of the 1956 contest for the Improvenbut of quality and the
production of now types of mineral fertilizers* Was promo no&l:
61 J&,-]P '57. (MM 10:4)
(Yertilizers and manures)

7-
ATIVIOR: Krivosheyev, S.
TITLE: Results of the 1957 caqptition for t'he Quality I
and Production of New Kindo of 2ertilizers
(Ito~,-i kunllvursa 1957 k-,- PO "luch.3"o"iyu 1:acT'C3tv,1 i
vodstvu novyl:h vidov -.iinerallnyl:h udooreniy)
PERIODICAM Khimicheskaya Pron,vih1ennoit 1, 1 ^5k~',, 'Tr 1 , r. - 5,A,-5,' (11sm)
A'3STRAM The fir3t prize was awarded to the plants of the di3trict.
of Irkutsk for the production of liquid nitro~:en fert:Llincr.
Anon- other thinZs 1600 machines vere biii1t for t~e tr,-,-,,s-,ort
of annonia vrater which wa3 uocd as manure in 193 Ko1'xho,_,e3
and 6 Sovkhozes. The second prize vins av,,.rdad to tbe iiirer-
phosphato works Vinnitska, the nitro.,,en fertilizer vor'.::3
Dneprodzerzhinsk and the electro-chonical Kot.,binat Chirclilk.
The first developed in co-operation with the TJkrainlan In-
stitute for Plant Physiology by experimento which tool: yc.irs
the production of C;ranulatcd 3upcrphoznh~.te with Lin ad6i-
tion of nan(-nnese nicro fertilizer whicl i in the course or
Carl 1/2 4 years of observationo turned out to be conjidarablj botter

Results of the 1957 CompeUce for the (luality I-,rjrova:_ient and Production
of liew Kinds of Mineral Fertilizers
than the ordinary granul-ted fortilizor. Tlio nitroL:en ferti-
lizer works developed on the stren,,,t1i of previout; invasti,--a-
tiona of the GIAP a sinplified ard econoraic prodiictior -.,,ethod
ahiclo will be used in 1'60 on n -,ro,it technical Ocale. Tho
electrochenical Kombinat obtained a c'juality Of
v_:i:.ioniu-a nitrato by autoruatic ~iixinZ ~)lants -Lido -03-
si'Ao a better distribution of Vie ndhition3. The
waa awardod tot the chemic,%l Ko,-,ibinnt ";~cvard,)" for th:! P~O-
duction of a stiperpho3phate-phoanhorito nowder 7-A.:turo
(1 t 1) which ~;avo 3atiefactory r,,iulto in Estonia. The che-
raical Kombinat Gtalino,-orsk. and the nitro.,--,cn fortilizor wor'l-ts
Rliatay for tho q,.i.ility iuproveci3nt of ,,r-,.n,,11at'3d anto-liu.-.1
nitrate. A part of the pro,-liu,-,i aura waa il3otted to the district
,:riculture Irkutsk of t~3 Ukrainian Aca-
adminiotration for a,
domy of Agricultural 3ciences and tha 1.111niotry for Arricul-
ture of the Uzbockian SSR.
AVAILABLE: Library of Con.-ress
1. Fertilizers-Development 2. Fertilizers-USSR 3. Industrial
Card 2/2 awards-USSR

KRIVOSHITIVt Stxv~-- ~
[Gastrectoxy in ulcerous diseases] Razektoila zheludka pri lazvemol
bolesni. Kishenev, Goo. Izd-vo Moldavii, 1954- 359 P- (KUU 8:2)
(stomach-surgery)

inzh. (Penzenskays, obl.); KRIVENKO, V., inzh. po rateionali-
;a'taii i izobretatelletvu (Zaporozhtye); KRrVOSMEV, V0.9
inzb. (Kharikov); KOSAREV, S.; SIDORKIN,
(Ashkhabad)
1. Upravlyayushchiy trestom "Grazhdana tro N
Boveta narodnogo khozyaystva (for Kosarev 0

RRIVOSHEYEV, V., pudpolkovnik
Determining the interval of a sheaf. Voen. vast. 43 no.21
76-77 F 164. (KRA 17:1)

KRIVOSHEYEV.. V.[Kryvoaheiev, Vj
---------------------
Automatic livestock vaterera are the most reliable. Mekh.
sill. hosp. 14 no.1:16-18 Ja 163- (MIRA 164)
1. Starshly inzh. Donetskogo oblastnogo oblyedineniya "Sill-
goopteldmika".
(Cattle-Watering)

V.A. and
ii yd nj~
Av b r, y ~A pro.-j.% N'. p-
TillL; maCE-ine w-atl tilt, industry
11Z t-1 NTZ" AV' 1, ;tLl I "I (jWj r.'k 1, Ll
L Ant i!~ uted f"r
ol p.j~'t "Ody vith CS'l,i -~v
h d r, . T h e fo r a Yj e a d 0 f a r 4- v c t
L5 -1-Itf by t!'C', -)d around ttie
tic ud . !) V.- i- S- 4- ~'. t% i.; i,~ n c) i it? T a ~~'h ~. r e , 4-t does -,1,-,t
need an~,. p 0:1 C., ther ',Yl the f'. ~,or
o r a t a nv n e e d c. d h e i cr~ t i, ri,~ v L photo; I table and 1 grapl-1.
ilo"AICIAPION: "L~!mklv (Th.-. M,-ir:k A-,t-m,Aijp Plant)
Lesotekl,nl,-.he_aK4y Ins,.'Ltu~ (Tlic- inozitute of 2echnical Foreotry)
Librar,i of Congresn
Alutcincibil,3 me~.ho~!n

VOROWVA, N. A., doktor tekhn. nauk; ST(ATCHENYO, 1'. 1., inzh.;
JaLv-04UWI,--V,,A-, inzh.; PROTSKIY, H. Ye... inzh.s
7AYAIS, A. P., inzh.l NESTEROVA, G. V., inzh.
Ball instead of cone mandrels for automatic pipe mills.
Me. i gornorud. prom. no. 3:10-31 My-Je 163.
1. Nikopol'skiy yuzhnotrubnyy zavod (for Protakly,
Zayats, Nesterova).

KRIVOSHEYF,V,,V.Ap,j MOKHOV, P.D.j DAVYDOVA, N.I.
Equipment for the makin of large coreo. Lit. proizv. no. 2:25 F 161.
(MMA 14:4)
(Coremaking) (Foundriso-Equipment and supplieo)
. I

V A - DA'IYDC,,rA I.I.I.
~ 1'. D. j *, - I
.I ,, . v I .. . W4- All , , , . I
Driquatting prese. f:aohino3troltal' no.9:11-12 3 1~2.
(I-Jlt;~ 15-9)
(Ilydraulic prosses)

KRIVOSHEYEVv V.A. (Leningrad)
A method for efficient organization of experimental work* FIS.
v ahkole 22 no.6s2&-30 " 162. (MMA 16:2)
(Phyeice-Experiments)

VORONOVA, N.A.1 doktor takhn. nauk; STOVPCHENKO,, P.I,, inzh.1
KRIVOSHEM,-V.A.,, inzh.; PROTSKIY, N.Ye., Inzh.; ZATATS, A.P...
insh.; NESTEROVA, G.V.,, inzh.
Cast ball mandrels for pipe-rolling mil-15. Haahinostrounie
no-3:54-55 MY-Je 163. (MMA 16:7)
L Institut chernoy =tallurgii AN UkrSSR (for Voronovap
Stovpchanko,, Krivosheyev), 2, Nikopollokiy yuzhnotrudnyy
zavod (for Protokiy, Zayatov Neoterova).
(pipe M111B)

TEN, M. P. (candidate of Veterinary Sciences) and.KMOSHEYEV V. F. (Scientific
I-,--
Worker, Far Eastern Scientific Research Veterinary Institute).
'Vaccination of suckling baby pigs against plague"
Veterinariya, vol- 39, no- 9, September 62, p. 31

TEN, M.P., kand.voterlh.nauk; KRIVCSMYFV, V.F., nauchnyy sotrudnik
Vaccination of suckling piglets against hog cholera. Vaterinariia
39 no.901 S 162. (KRA 16110)
1. Dallnevostochnyy nauchno-13sledovatoliskly veterinarmyy institut.

14-57-6-12564D
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
p 118 (USM
AUTHOR: Krivosheyev, V. G.
TITLE: Ecological and Geographical Description of Land
Vertebrates in Northern Kyzyl Kumy District (Ekologo-
geograficbeekiy ocherk nazemnykh pozvonochnykh
severnykh Kyzylkumov)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for
the degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences,
presented to the MGU (Moscow State University, Moscow,
1956
ASSOCIATION: MGU (Moscow State University)
Card 1/1

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f I.
1 .5!F-0- Py V ,V-.G* - - - -
Transcamplan desert sparrow (Passer simplax Zerudi7i ?looks) In
Kysyl-Xam, Blul.901P. Otd,biol. 61 no.4:85-86 Jl-Ag 156. (MISA 1M)
(XYZYL-VJX--SPAIIRM)

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KRIVOSHAY3V V,G.
, - ,
Survival areas of the greater gorbil In north6ra Yvzy!-K=. rent. Kosic. un.
Ser. biol., pochv., geol., geog. 12 no.3:111-116 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Xnfedra zoologil pozvonochnykh Moskovskogo gosudaretvennogo urdyersitsta.
(Kyz.vl-]Cum-Gerb Ile)

I _T Tt-
ROTSHILID, Ye.V.; KRIVOSHEYICV, V.G.
Twigs in winter feeding of the red-backed bank vole Clethrionomys
glareolus Schreb.[with oil ry in Inglish]. Zool.zhur. 36 no.q:
1385-1392 S '57. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Aralomorskaya stantsiya Ministerstva zdravookhranonlya SSSR
kafedra zoologii pozvonoo%,nykh Mookovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta im. M.L. Lomonosova.
(Moscow Province-Field mice)
(Animals, Food habits of)

AUTHORj Krivosheyev, V.G. 30Y-26-56-3-38/51
TITLEs The Green Toad in the North Xyzyl-Kumy (Zelenaya zhaba v
severnykh Kyzyl-Kumakh)
PERIODICALt Priroda, 1958, Nr 3, P 114 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt Among the amphibians of the USSR, the toad Bufo viridis Laur.
is adapted beat to life in dry regions. The area of its
distribution includes the semi-deserts and even deserts of
Kazakhstan and Central Asia. This animal in also qLite com-
mon In the oases of the downstream parts of the Syr-and Amu-
Darya. The author, together with Ye.V. Rotshilld, discovered
green toads at several points of the clayey brackish deserts
of the North Kyzyl-Kumy in the valleys of the dry river beds
of the Zhana-Darya and Kuvan-Darya. In the beginning of June
1952 these toads were also quite numerous on the shores of the
bra(?kish Lake Sary-Bulak, but considerably less near the fresh-
water holes of the clayey plains within the deserts of the
northern Kyzyl-Kumy.
There are 2 Soviet references.
Card 1/2

The-Green Toad in the North Kyzyl-Kumy SOV-26-58-3-38/51
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut imeni
V.I. Lenina (Moscow State Pedagogical Institute ineni V.I.
Lenin)
1. Frogs--USSR
Card 2/2

KRIVOSHEYXV, V.G. 4AWO"
Hatarials on ecological and geoaaphical characteristics of
terrestrial vertebrate fauna In northern Kyxyl Kum. Uch. sap.
RGPI 124:167-281 138. (KIRA 12.-7)
(4%71 Kum-Zoogsograp1q)

KRIV0311MV, V.G.; STEPAITUN, L.S.
Observations on birds vintering in Armenia. Izv.AN Arm.SM.
Blol.naWki 12 no.7:33-64 JI '59. (MIRL 12:10)
1. ZooloAchaskiy muzey Moskovakogo gosudaretvannogo univermitata,
Moskva.
(ARMENIA--BIRDS)

KRIVOSUM, V.G.
Biology of the hare LepuB tolai Pall In northern Kyzyl-Kuz
(with summary in Inglish]. Zool. zhur. 38 no.2:288-290 F '59.
(KIRA 12:3)
11chaO of Zoology, Biological-Podological Yaculty, Moscov
State University.
(Kyzyl-Kum--Hares)

IRIVOSH]IrZV, V.G, -
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Materials on the migration of birds in the northern 4zyl Kum.
Migr. ibly. no. 2:55-75 160. (MIR& 13 '. 12)
1. Kafedra zoologii Hoskovskogo gosudaretvannogo podagogicheakogo
institut imeni V.I. Lenina.
(Kyzyl Kum-Birds-Migration)

F - -- --- - KRIVOSIEYEV. V.-G-, -- -- --- - ---- - -- - - - - -- - ---- --
Recent materials on birds of the Yana River basin. Ornitologiia
no.308-105 160. (Yam Valley-,Birda) (MIRA 14:6)

WTOSHrM, V.G.; OPIM, Z#H.; SURCIOVA, Te.V.
.. -- I , 1 1. -~ " - ~.. -,.,
Mterials on the bioloff of the frogs Rana tempiraria L. and R.
terrestris Andr. Zool. shur. 39 no.8:1201-1208 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13SO
1. Department of Zoology, Moscow State V.I.Ionin Pedagogical Institute.
(Moscow Province-Nogs)

KRIVOS.WJV,-T.Q..L.~OTSHIL'D, To.T.; SKMIN, T.M.
Distribution and numbers of the Persian &sells and salge in
northern 4syl Kum. Top.geog. no.48s55-70 160.
(MIU 1337)
(Krsyl Xua-ftselles) (4371 Kum--Saiga)

KRIVOSliKYEV,-V.0.
Meadow-steppe elements in the taiga fauna of the Yana Basin. t-iuch-
soob. IAFAN SSSR no-5:6-5-70 161. - (KIRA 14s12)
(Yana Valley--ZooloFy)

KRIVOSTIEYEV, V.G.
Materials on the winter ecologj of the red-backed baO vale
Clethrionomys rutilus jacutensis Vinogr. In central Yakutia
Hauch. soob. IAFAN SSSR no.5-79-86 '61. (MNA 14tlZ)
(Yakutsk region--Field mice)

The Turkmenian jerboa (Jaculuo turcmenious Vinogr. et.Bond.) in
the wester4 Kyjyj Kum. Biul. MOIF. Otd.* biol. 66 no.6t145-146
N-D 161. (MIRA 140.2)
(TANDYNSKIY DISTRICT-JERBOAS)

FLINT, V.Ye.; KRIVOSHMV, V.G.
Comparative analysis of birds in the InWlovo Park Forest. Biul.
MOIF.Otd.biol. 67 no.3sl8-28 W-Je 162. (MIRA 15-.U)
(Moscow region-Birds)