SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRYLOV, G. V. - KRYLOV, K. A.

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LRYLOY, O.Y., kandidat biologichookikh nauk.
Iet's preserve and Increase the forest wealth of Siberia. Priroda
46 no.30-10 Mr 1579 KRA 10:3)
1. Zapadno-Sibirskty filial Akadeall nauk SSSR (Novosibirsk).
(Siberia, Westemb.-Forests and forestry)
ORR*
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KRYIDV. G.V.; LAYIN, L.A.
/"' ", Second conference on scientific and practical problems in the
Improvement of the Siberian forest management. Izv. Sib. otd.
AN SSSR no.1:150-152 '58. (MIRA 11:8)
(Siberia--Forest management)

AUTHOR: :i
Krylov, G.V, 26-5`-7-35/0
T114.Ei Scientific Explorations in SIberia (Nauchn~rja issledovaniya
v Sibiri)

PERIODICALt Pr1roda., 1958, Nr 7, pp 114-115 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The XIIth Session of the Zapadno-5ibirakiy filial AN SSSR
(West-Ijiberian Branch of the AS USSR) took place in Novo-
sibirek from 17 to 20 I'larch 1958. Delegates from other im-
portant Soviet scientific centers attended the session. A
total of 190 papers were delivered, of which over 50 served
practical purposes. Professor T.F. Gorbachev, President of
the Presidium of the West-Sibirian Branch of the AS USSR
and Vioe-President of the Organization Committee of the
Siberian Department of the AN USSR, evaluated the research
results of the over 800 scientific workers of the institute,
outlined the 1959 to 1965 plan assignments to the institute
arid commented on the establishment of the new large scien-
tific center in the east of 'the country, the Sibirskoye
otdeleniye AN SSSH (Siberian Department of the AS USSR).
In the section for complex explorations of the water re-
servoir of the Novosibirskaya GES (Novosibirsk Hydroelectric
Card 1/2 Station), S.G. Beyrom arid V.M. Samochkin spoke on the na-

Scientific Explorations in 3iberia 26-56-7-35/48
tural factors of the changes of the reservoir's banks. L.A.
Lamin sketched the scientific bases of bank-preserving forest
plantations. Px-:)fessor V.V. Reverdatto discussed relics of
the flora of Central Siberia from the Glacial period. A.V.
Kuminova. commented on the ecological composition of the flora
of the Altay. M.F. Yelizarlyeva, Dotsent of the Krasnoyar-
skiy pedagogicheskiy inetitut (Krasnoyarsk Pedagogical In-
stitute), spoke on plant life in the east border region of
the West Siberian depression. Professor B.A. Tikhomirov
discussed the basic problems and objects of study of the
plant world and plant resources of the northern-most regions
of Siberia.
ASSOCIATION: Biologicheakiy inatitut ZaDadno-Sibirskogo filiala AN SSSR -
Novosibirsk ~Biolodical Institute of the West Siberian
Branch of AS USSR - Novosibirsk)
1. Scientific research--USSR
Card 212

AUTHOR: Krylov, G.V. 3;~V-26-5A-110-V',i 51L
TITLEi The Forents of the Altay (Losa Altaya)
PEM I OP I CAL iPriroda, 1950, Pr 10, pp 02-n5
ABSTRACT; The author discusien the composition and varietion of trees
and shrubs fou-id in the Altay foronts, which ociupy a terri-
tory of 350 km by 500 kr. on the ilopes of the Altay ','ountitn3
to the South of Biysk.
There are 6 photos.
ASSOOTATION: Zapadno-Sibirskiy filial, Zibirskopo otdeloniya Akademii na,ik
ISSR - Novosibirsk (The West Siberian 3rannh of the Ziberian
Department of the USSR Academy of _)CieIICA3 - Novosibirsk)
1. Forestry--USSR
Card 1/1

KRYWY, G.V.
Research In Siberia. Priroda 47 no. 71114-115 J1 158. (XIRA 1118)
1. Biologichaskiy institut Zapadno-Sibirskogo filials AN SSSR,
Novosibirsk.
(Siberia--Romearcb)
U-1

KRUOV, Oeor L Yesillyevich- MINISHIKOT, P.N., red.; UJKHNO. O.M.e
ta=,red,
[Hidden treasures of forests] Lesnye klady. Novosibirsk.
Novosibirskoe knishnoe isd-vo. 1939. 36 p. (KMA 14:4)
(Siberia--Natural resources) (Forest products)

KRTIMP G.V.
1- - --.
Forest-type zones of Siberia, Izv. Tomak. Otd. VBO 4:115--149
159. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Otdol lose, Biologichookogo instituta. Sibirskogo otdeleniya.
AN SSSR.
(Siberia-Forests and forestry)

G.V..-, KHWIIOV, Yu.P-
Conference on the general utilization and reproduction of
Siberian pine forests. Isy.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no.11:105-107
159. (MIRA, 13:10
(Siberia-Fine)

NEKRASOVA, Tamara Petrovna; KRYIAN, G.V., red.
[Methoda for evaluating and Predloting yioldo from Siberian
pine oeedc] Metody otoenki i prognoza urozhaev iierian kedra
sibirskogo. Pod red. G.V.Kr7lova. Novisibiresk, Izd-vo Si-
birskogo otdeleniia AN SSSRp 1960. 33 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Pine)

,. nauk; YJJIATIN, S.A., red
.4_V"jj!y"Uh, doktor blolop
MMIAYEVAp A.S., red, izd-va; ~(.:fKNSHINA, A.S., tekbn. red,
[Foreots of Siberia and the Far East] less Sibiri i Dallnego Vosto%a,
ikh lasorastitellnoo raionirovanie. Moskva, Goslesbumizdat, 1960.
155 P. (Siberia,.-Forests and forestry) (HIU 14tl2)

IRTLOV, G.V., doktor biologicheskikh nauk;
Study of trace elements in Siberia.
120-121 5 160.
(Trace eltments)
VILLIR, G.Te.
Yest.AY SSSR 30 no.g:
(min 13:9)

ll~ KABANOV, N.Ye.,, prof., doktor biolog.
tekhn. red. , V.F., red. izd-va; KASHINA, P.S.,
.[Forests of Western Siberia; history of studios, forest types,
zoning,, ways of use, and improvements) Lesa Zapadnoi Sibiri;
istoriin izuebaniiap tipy lesov., raionirovanio, puti iBpo3.1-
sovaniia i uluchshaniia. Moskva,, Izd-vo Akad.nauk'SM 1961.
253 P. (Siberia, Western-Forests and forestry) (a 15:3.)

KRYIZV, G. V.
M.V. Lomom,---.,r ao the founder of Russian science; on the 2!Oth
annivorear.- f his birth. Izv. Sib. otd. All SSSR no.11: 3-11
161. (MIRA 15:1)
F.~cmonosov, Mikhail Vasillevich, 1711-1765)

LAMIN, L.A.; KRYLOV, GA, doktor biol.nauk, oty. red.; BUSffMVA, V.M.;
red,; OVCHI#NIWVA, T.K., takhn. red.
(Shelterbelt afforestation in the Kulunda Steppe) Polezashchitnye
leanye polosy Y Kulunde, Otv* red. G.V.Krylov. Novosibirsk,,
Izd-vo Sibirskogo otd-niia AN SSSR, 1962. 105 p. (MIRA l6t6)
(KuluafttOteppe-Windbreake, sholterbelts,atc.)
(Kulunda Steppe-Foreat influences)

- KRTLOVO Georgiy Vasillyevichl SOBOLEVSKATA, X.A., doktor blo. nauk,
prol-., ot4-.rwr--j-mERINv G.N.t red.; SHMAKOVA, Ye.G.,, tekhm,
red.
[Forest resources and forest-type zones of Siberia and the Far
East]Lesnys resurmy i leoorastitellnoo raionirovanis Sibirl i
Dallnego Vostok&. Otv. red. K.l.Sob*lsv4Wm4 Novosibirsk,
Izd-vo Sibirskogo otd-niia AN SSSR2 1964 239 P. (MIRA 160)
(Siberia-Forests and forestry)

KRYLOV, G.V.
Present state and problems in the U.S.S.R. anti
countries. Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no.2t67-80
1. Otdol leaa i lesomeliorat9it Blologlcheskog3
otdeleniya AN SSSR, Novosibirsk.
In foreign
162.
(MIRA 1640)
instituta Sibirskogo
j,

Conem:-iritinn In anel tnu objectivea of sclentlfl--
Inatit,utiar4b. (4hr. pr'-r. ~'At_ I Dall. Vast. ro.l-.?.-,15 '62,
V.V. Ff--verdatto, botani3t anl st-adpnt rX natim~., -)f :~4' Je.
ber
did., 22-1-2213
A nepled ty)-,Aler, on force,. rpmr--p.,i j)f thitj U.- ind
t,h,,j storld. Ibid. 1249-251

10,5AWFINY B.G.
G.E. loganzen (1866-1930), f-he oldest student of lonal,
geography and zoology of 31ber!a. Okhr. pr1r. Sib. i rav.
Vost. no.1t205-208 162. (MIFA
It.,A,
21 W.

KRYLOVO G.V.
Monograph on the vegetation and foreatrl of tk.c loeari pruvince
of North China. Izv. Sib. otd. Ali 3-A no.12zl5l-152 162.
(~9RA 17:8)

ABRANWICH, David lojifovich, (joktor, googr. nauk, prof.;
=W;,. Georgly,VaiAl ''yovich, doktor biol. nauk, prof.;
HKOLAYET, Vladimir Aleksandrovich, kand. geol.-miner.
nauk; TECOVSKIY, Dmitriy Vladimirovich.. kand. hiol. wriuk;
STRIGIN, VX., red.; POLOMMITSEVA, T.S., mlad. red.;
MLICHEVSKIY, G.11., red.kart; VIL113KAYA, -"-'.N., tekhn.red.
Neot, Siberian Plain; a study of Its natural history) Zapadno-
Sibirskaya niw..ennost'; ocherk prirody. [By] D.I.Abrrmovich I
dr. ?.',o,,3kva, Geoprafgiz, 1963. 261 p. (VIRA 16: 12))
(West Siberian Plnin--flatural hi,,Aury)

.KRYLOV, G.V., prof., otv. red.j TOLIVIN, G.F.p red.; YELIMATOVA,
Te.M., tekhn. red.
[Conservation problems of 'Siberia and the Far East)
Problemy okhrany prirody Sibiri i Dallnego Vostoka;
trudy. Otv. red. G.V.Krylov. Novosibirsk, Izd-vo Si-
birskogo otd-nila AN SSSR, 1963. 241 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. VseBoyuznoye soveshchaniye po okhrane prirody. 4th,
Novosibirsk, 1961.

KRnOV, G.V.; SOBOIZVSKAYA, K.A.
A-,Union Congress of Botanists. Izv. 30 AN SSSR no.12. Ser.
blol.-med. nauk no.3tl52-153 163. (MRA 17W
V4

-, ~ ~, -lir;:~ ~-,
KRYLOV I G.V... (1%-,kt.)r b1ol. nauk; GRADOEYM17i, L.P.; Yi"A", F.-`.;
I -TA-MANOVP II.Ye.
Rev-low and bibliogrraphy. Izv. SO AN SS~:' n( q gers
nauk no.21150-154 164 (IIIIRA -18.-1 )

KRYLC,V, G.V., etv. red.
[Foreats In the Gorno-Altal I lzoa Gornogo Altala. V,.o!~cva,
Naukat 1965. 222 p. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Andortya nnuk SSSR. O'Iblrnkoye otdolonlyo. Plolof,iche-
skiy Inotitut.

Eel=
RIVERPITTO, V.V.; KRYLOV, G.V.
Some problems of principle and discussion In studying the
vegetation or Siberia and the Far East. Izv. 90 AN &qSR
no.121 Ser. b1ol.-med. nauk no.30-13 164. (MA l8t6)
1. Diologiohankly institut Sibirskogo otdalaniya AN SSSR,
Novosibirek i Tomskoye otdelenlye Vsesoyuznogo botaricheskogo
obshchestva.
"j
A P.
-,V
51~

KILONOV, Yu.Y.; UYLOV~ G.V.p doktor biol, r4auk, prof.0 otv. red.
(Unden ary] linden forests In Western Siberia; distribu-
tionI silvicultura; properties~ foreat typeop artificial
plantatiorml I.iuv I l1pn1aki Zapadnoi Sibirip- rasprostra-
nonle, Rsovodstvennye ovoistva, tipy lesov, lskusstven-
nye posadRA. Novosibirsk, Red.-izd. otdcl Sibirskogo otd-
ni.1a M, SS6Rp 1965. 153 p. (MIRA 18:8)

PANARIN, Ivan Ivanovichj KiiYLDV,--G-V.# otv. red,
(Types of larch forests IZ Chita Province] Tipy listyeri.-
nicbnykh Issoy Cbitinakoi oblasti. Moskva# Nauka I Izd-vo
1965. 102 p. (MIRA 1911)

CYLOY, :;. V., Doc (it' Agric Sjc~i "I,orphobwy oi' ownat and -aebaceous
ands of the skIn and thoir connnotion wl.th tho apprai6al of farm and
e0ding qualities oC ontmals." toncow, 1957, 31 Pin Agricultural
ademy irn K. A. Timlryazev), 110 coplon (KL, 37-57, 103)

USSR/ Farm miimals. Cattle.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 12, 1958, 54714.
Author : Krylov, Go V.
Inst :-Nat ;tvmr.-
Title The Morphological Structure of the Cutaneous
Glands and the Estimation of Cattle.
Orig Pub: Vestn. a.-kh. nauki, 1957, No 4, 83-97.
Abstract: The cutaneous glands (sweat and sebaceous g.)
of 163 cows of the Kholmogory brood and 70
cows of the Black-Spotted Oka cattle (of dif-
ferentiagos) were investigated. An interde-
pendanoe was established between the develop-
ment of the sweat glands and thu type of con-
stitution and the productiveness, which permits
to make a preliminary evaluation of the cattle.
In cows which yield a higher fat content in the
milk, the sebaceous glands are larger and the
Card 1/2
'U'S"SR t Yarm ~,%,n "n Is-* Cat-tie.
Sour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 12, 1958, 54714.
Abstract: secretory function3 are comparatively more
marked, The evaluation of a group of producers
of the Kholmogory cattle, which was carried
out in relation to the offspring, both as re-
gards the productiveness of daughters and the
degree of development of the 3weat glands in
their skint -confirmed the interdependence of
the productiveness and the interior Indexes,
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13
Farm Animals- Cattle.

USSR
Farm Animals' Cattloi
Q- 2
19581 54713.
Abs jour:
Abstract*-
Ref Zhur-Biolot lio 120 1e first struct-
70 am.) possessed ti iharacterized bY
cheat dopth ' the 81000t giandso c ular tubules 140
ural type Oflons (width Of gland nce of
large dimens id having an appoars
/t I length 850 /1 ) ar 3 ramified tubuless In
longo sometime, with a miik yield Of
broad, is (height at
m0djum-produoing 00* ight of 450kg-
and I've we 5 am*)
4 500 kg. Sverse length 1-5 dular
of the gion
Ithers 127 am,,) tran
W the width The tubules
chest depth 68 Ome), th 820
1 100 leng The
tubules waE A usually ramified* 5 000
ere wide, coiledg Bn .yield of '-
Wow-producing COWS with a milk Of 450 k9 . theight
10 3,5oo kg. and l1vc weight length 151 cmet
t 120 am. transverse by the
at withers t, 66 OM.i were characterized
Chest deptIctural type of sweat glands (narrowt
third stru stly ramified tubulest eo wide and
Coiled, MO
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313
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88 otint ~) 19.5
the a 81, the t xt J's
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UC O'n to 042 PMMO Q-a
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ABS. JOUR. t RZhBIol-, No* 1959, No.
AUTHOR
1145T.
T T' 1,:-;
ORIG. PUB.
AB3TRACT author's opinionj a sire produces poor progeny,
if the intervals between his matings are long,
whereaB for short intervals the reverse holds
true* -- K. M. Lyutikov
Card: 2/2

ABRAMOVICH~ D.I.9 prof., otv. red.; KOWBKOV, M.N., red.; XULEV, A,M.
red.; POPOLZIN, A.G., red.
[Water resources of Western Siberia I VudrVa resursy Zapndro I
Sibiri. Novosibirskj Zapadw.-Sibirokoe knizhnoe iza-vo,
96 p. (MIFO,
1. Geografieheskaye obahchestvo SUR. Novastbirskiy otdel.

k,-Rylov, G.V.
Reviows and bibilography. %v. SO A3 jSZ,*R n,-.4
no.Itl50-153 Q5. (ULTRA 18!8)

k2,y UN f;.V. ; EA'd, !K JV f;.
ReVICJW3 and bitliokraily. lzv. All;
nauk no.2:175 165. WIRA 18:9)

ACCESSION NIt AP3024173 UR/0290/65/000/6~i/011110119
633.88.03+615.32
AUTHOR: Zotovs, M. I.; KrylovC. V.; Saratikov, A. S*
TITLE: Golden root - a new stimiulasit and adeptogenic drug
:30URCE; M SSSR. Sibirskoye otdolonlys. Investlys. So r1ya b1ologo-imedi tainskIM
n4uk, 110. 20 1965, 111-119
TOPIC TAGS: plant growth, phanocolmosy, nVat:1mmotal. avlaal,. nervous getavi d
drug effect,, bodily fatigue, psychophysiology. Sleuths rococcus , Rhodlols rages
Ithodlole roses (golden root) to described In detail and its pharse-
-cological effects are compared with those of Elautherococcus. Literature dat on
the effects of r1hodiola roses are contradictory, largely because of diffw;entI
drying and extraction methods. to the present -study, Idiodiola rose& roots gathered
In the Altai region were dried at 60" and extracted by a repercolation method uslai-
'i the folloving as solventat 0,5% aqueous chloroforu. 20' ethyl alcohols 40* ethyl
alcohol, and 70' ethyl alcohol* The stimdant effect of the extract was daternized.'
by changes in the lengths of time white aice were able to cling to a vert*cdl rod
before and after adainistratiou of the extract. Findings show that all the root
Oxtrocts reduce body fatigues but to','differeat degrees: -the 40's -alcohol- extrixt

2-t
1937alM
ACCZSSION NR: AP5024175
'350Z# the 20* alcohol extract.by 99Z, the aqueous chloroform extract by 95Z, WW-~
the 70* alcohol extract by 51%. The antihypnotic effect of Rhodiola rosea. 7
extract was investigated in white mice by injecting It subcutaneously I hr before
administering medinal (0.15 mg/g dose). Rhodiola roses extract did not change
the time elapsed before the animal fell asleep, but did reduce the duration of
Aleep considerably. The sleep period was reduced by 64 min by the 40' ' alcohol
extract, and by 21 to 28 sin by the other extract&. in testing the adaptogenic
effects of Modiols roses, the extract was found comparable to Eleutherococcum
and other adiptogena in inhibiting the development of certain pathological
hesatololtical reactions. Cioualdering the similarity of the stimulant and adapto-
genic effects of Rhodiola roses and Elautherococcus. and the abundance
of Rhodiola roses In the USSR (Altaie, Urals, Irkutsk, Zabaykal, Primorskiy Kray,
Kamchatka, and Chukhotsk Peninsula), Rhodiola ruses liquid extract in recommend*
for widespread clinical testing. Orig. art. bass 5 figures and 3 tarbes. 1106]~
ASSOCIATION: Tomskiy meditsinskly institut (Topok Medical Institute), Biologlche4kjy-~
institut SO M SSSIL& Novosibirsk (Biolo&Lcal InstitutelSO AN SSSR)
SUBMTTED*..- OlMat64 -ENCLI -00-'-- SUB ODMI ILS
Yo. 60vt 0 OTHERS 000 AID PRISS
L Cardl Y2 L-11i

KRYLOV, G.V.
Prealsion wid reliability in wmlyzing the samples of prospectilig.
1%v. AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser. geol. 21 no.4sS4,-90 Jl-Ag 164. (MIRA 17:1-1)
1. Ministeretvo geologii i okhrany nedr KazSSH, Alma-Ata.

KRTTaV,-CttMn_ygey2lodayieb,-_KHVOSTOVA, D.M., red.; ANDREYEVA, L.S.p
takhn.red.
[The furious ones are not forgotten) Nolstovykh no zabyvaiut.
Moskva, Profisdat, 1963, 78 p, (MIPA 16t6)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Petroleum workers)
Tt
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KRTLOY, I. dotsent; DULOV. A., keadidat ywidichaskikh nauk.
DoI.Mandeleev's share in investigating the self-ignition of yarn
and silk* Posh.delo 3 no.V8-9 A 157o (KLRA 10:4)
(Mendeleev, Dwitrii Ivanovich, 1834-1907)
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USSR/MeLlicine Health rervice F' - 1923
Let.~LcV 1,A-
Card 1 Pub 102-4/12
Author *Krylov, 1. A.
Title Practical organization of therapeutic service in an oblast (kray)
Periodical Sov. zdrav., 1, 20-24, Jan-Feb, 1955
Abstract The author of this article stated that therapeutic service ir. many oblasts
(krays) are not organized in a very practical way; various branches of
therapeutic service are not well integrated. Oblast (kray) departments of
health receive very little guiding material from the Ministry of Fealth
USSR, such as instructions, regulations, statiatics, and reports. The
author recommends creation of a practical methodical commission within the
medical councils of those oblast (kray) health departments which do not
have an oblast (kray) hospital. Work loads o.'L' general practitioners in
cities and villages must be reduced if the entire structure of therapeutic
and preventive aid to the population is to remain effective.
Institution: (*Chief Therapeutist) Tomskaya Oblast Health Department
Submitted , September 28, 1954

KRYLOV, I.A. (Wskva)j CHERNOUSIKO, F.L. (Wskva)
Method of successive approximations for the solution of probleaq
of optimum conirolo Zhurevych,mat,i mat.fiz, 2 no.6:1132-1139
N-D 162. (141RA 15:11)
(Automatic control) (Approximate computation)

KRASILIMKOV, A.P.; IUAITELI, N.A.; KRYLOV,, I.A.- KLYAVZUIIIK, N.Yu.
Reaction of passive hemagglutination in the diagnosis of
acleroma. Lab. delo no*9:537-539 '64. (MIRA 17tl2)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologil (zaveduyushchiy - doteent A.P.
Krasillnikov) Minskogo moditainakogo Instituta.

ACC NR: AP6011354
SOURCE CODE: UR/0208/66/006/00ii6203/02D
AUMOR: Krylov, I. A. (Hoscow); Chernoualko, F. L. (Moscow) -
26
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OFG: none 6
TITLE: Solution of optimal control problems by the method of local variations
SOURCE: Zhurnal vychislitellnoy matematiki I matematicheskoy fiziki, Y. 6, no. 2,
1966, 203-217
TOPIC TAGS: optimal control, machine language
ABSTRACT: An algorithm is described for the numerical solution of problems of optimal
control by the method of local variations (cf. article by co-author Chernous1ko in Zh.
vychial. matem. i mcrtem. fix. 9 196S, S. No. 4, 749-754)o The results of the numerical
solution of a nmber of variation problems are introduced to show the effectiveness of
the method. A computer algorithm of the method of local variations is given in ALGOL-
'-60 language. The control process is described by the equation
i - t(t, X, U). (1.1)
wbere t is an independent variable (time), x is the phase coordinate vector, u is the
control function vector, and f is a vector function. The time of the process is con-
UDC: 5l8t5l:62-50
Card 1/2

ACC NR1 AP6011354
aidered fixed; the beginning is designated as t2O, the end as txT. A pbase trajectory
is sought, along with the corresponding control, to satisfy (1.1), to meet the condi-
tions
u (1) e3 U#, x) (0 < I < 71.
here G and V are variable closed regions of n- and m-dimensional spaces, respectively;
and to minimize the functional
x, u) dl.
Orig. art. has: 8 figures, 2 tables.
SUB CODE: 12/ SUBM DATE: lOJun65I ORIG REr: 004

SURMELI, D.D., karxi.tekhn.nauk; MAR, Ch.D-.-o inth.; LEVCHENKOp G.I., inzh.;
KRYLOV, I.F., lnzh.; LESNYI-H, M.V., inzh.
"Po-ro-ii-o-1-11is, a material for/packing joints. Strol. mit. 7 no.9-
31-32 S 661. (MIRA 14:11)
//tubber, Syntbotic)

IMTLOV, IJ.: WWV, A.T.
Participation of D*I* Neudelsey to the publication of a manual on
legal ohemistryl on the one hudred tvanty-fifth anul-wersaty of his
birth. Sud.-sed.skspert. 2 uo.3t36-40 JI-8 159. (KMA 13t4)
1. Loningradekly gosudaretyamM unlyersitst Imeni A.A. Zhdanova
I Selorusekly Cosudaretvnnyy universitet imoul V.I. Lenin&.
(MMXMVo MUTRII ITANOTICH, 1834-1907)

KUROVAIIIIYY, '.u.G.,gvqrdil kanitnn taed.sluzhby; XRY10Y. 1.F. gvprdli knuitson =ad,
slushby
Prevention of soidemic parotitle. Voen.-ced.shur. no.11:78 N 157.
(KIRA 11:4)
-~T*~-.4

jaywy, 1. 1.
__ ~GantrT ranes or crane-loaders. Mokh.trud.rab. 9 no.10:33-34
0 155. c (Cranes, derricks, etco) (KLRA 9:1)

KULOV, 1. 1.
V, amw,
.,,rm,OP
40
Autmatic production line for the amfaoture of windows &zA doors.
Sbor. mate o nov. takh. v stroi. 17 no.5t29-32 155* (KLRA 8:6)
(Doors) Ofindows)

KRYWV, 1. 1.
OrgAnise contralived sawmills for supplying Moscow. Gor. khos. Nook.
31 no. 3:17-18 Mr 157, (KW lot4)
(sawmills) (Lumber--Transportation)
'J ...... j_

LGlavVy makhaulk Alma-Atinskogo kirpichnogo tavods NO,3-
(Brickmaking)

IRTLOV, I.N.
Zlectric pusher used In tunnel kilns. Rate. I izobr. predl. v strol.
no*5:41-43 158. (MIU 11:6)
l.GlavVy makhanik Alma-Atinskogo kirpichnogo zavoda No.3.
(rilne)

10- 5/12
AUTHORS: Keller, Krylov, I.';. and Ye.V-
TITLE: Pnlpozoic Formations of the 7"esterr. Part of the Balkhash
Region near the Village of 114ynaral (i~alnczzcy :,ap,'Idnogo
i~ricalkhashlya v rayone P03elka Vynarala)
PERIC'DICAL: 'zvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geoloeicheskaya,
1958, Nr 10, PP 56 - 71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The strata of Paleozoic formations cbservod in the western
part of the Balkhas;.Rc,','Lon contain nure-.ou2 fossils of
paleolithic fauna and flora which exactly determine the
age of the different layers and their relaticn to various
epochs of -the Paleozoic era. Study of the cross section
showed that after the initial sagging of Archeian gneisseq
and granites and the formation of a Proterozoic-Cambriar;
series of sand-schist rocks, a general elevation of the
region occurred, and it was subjected to an important pre-
Ordovician arosicn. In the Ordovician system, deposits of
Llanvirnian, Llandoilo and Caradoc stages were identifiqd
by foisilized fauna. In the same way deposits of the Si-
lurian system vere identified a2 belonging to Liandoverian,
7ionlock and Ludlow stages. In some parts of the region,
Taranonnian shales were also found. In general, the Si-
Card 1,13 lurian sytem is represented by volcanogenous-fragmental and
'R RN,
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Palleozolc FormatIons of th#~ We,-'-t~-rr ParT -rhl~ ,Ja1kha-3- Mglsn roar thr.
Villagn of 11,ynaral
reef facies. The Devonian voicanogencus system of the re-
gion is represented by throe lenticular rock formations,
belonging respectively to the Lcwer, and Upper De-
vonian system. The following Carboniferous system is re-
presented by layers.of conglomerates ani tuffe, identified
as usual by fossilized fauna. These layers are covered by
layers of sandstones and aleurolites, Intrusive bodies of
various age found in the Mynarala region belong mainly to
three groupr7 Archeian granites and gneisses, Caledonian
tonalites and early-Ifertsynian granites, The following
geologist and paleontologists are mentioned for their re-
search in this field, Yakovlev, D.I. fFef. g, A.M. Be-
lyayev A.Ye. Repkina, V.N. Veber ~F_eO 2-7- 0.1. Nikifo-
o,ta 'rflef. 67; P. Stepanov /Ref
r L.B. Rukhin fRef.27;
Card 2/3 V.S. Koptev-Dvornikov; L.7. Dmitriyev, A,V Kozlov, Ye.V.

MK
Paleozoic Formati,nq of the ',iastern Part of ttie ReEior, nl,-ar the
Village of Illynaral
Negrey; V.A. Pavlov; 0.1'. Kovale,.rskiy; V.A. Sytov;
Y-N. chugayev; B.1", Keller Z1_0~, f ; A.14. Obut; T.B.
Rukavishnikova; V.A. Ehakhlov /Ref ~ 27; G..P. 31.iishkina.
SUBMITTEDz
ASSOCIATION:
June 21, 1957
Geologicheakly Institut At! SSSR, t,.oskva (The Institute of
Geology of the AS USSR, Moscow)
1. Geology--USSR 2. Paleoeco&ogy--.kna1y.-.;1v 3. Geological time
--Determination
Card 3/3

3 (5)
AUTHOR; &ryl91_, 1. N. $07/20-126-6-46/67
TITLE: On the Stromatolithe of the Riffian of the Urals (0 stromato-
litakh Urallskogo rifeya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadsaii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126, Nr 6. PP 1312 - 1315
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In recent ye4rop a number of Soviet and foreign papers has
been published on the stratigraphical importance of the stro-
matolithe (Refs 1,4,6p8#9ji4)- From the analysis of these pa-
pers it may be concluded that the latter may be utilized as
guide fossils at least at regional stratigraphical inveotiga-
tions. There is justifiable hope of its being used also for
more far-reaching correlations. In 1939 V. P. Maslov succeed-
ed in proving by means of the Ural stromatolithe that their
complexes from different horizons differ from one another,
and furthermore, that those In the Urals are similar to those
of the Cambrian and Precambrian of Siberia and China. The au-
thor collected in the years 1956 - 57 stromatolithe from the
following ground sections of the Riffians of the Urals; I)the
lowest Burzyanskaya series, II) the middle Yurmatinskaya, and
Card 1/3 111) the topmost Karatavskaya series. Special attention was

On the Stromatolithe of tholliffian of the Urals SOV/20..126-6-46/67
paid to the origin of the samples of individual series and
there is no doubt about their belonging to this or that suite*
Only the shape of the stromatoltths could be lnvestigate4 be-
cause the nhalk and the dolomite of which they consiat were
considerably rec--yetallized. The stratigraphy of the Riffian
sediments is genarally known. The Ashinskaya seriea is added to
the 3 already mentioned series (Refs 2,3,5). The stromatolithe
are bound to the carbonate horizon of the uppe~r par'. of the
first 3 series- Within the said aeries stromatolitha are de-
s:,ribed and illustrated (Fig 1) according tn suites (I. Sat-
kinakayal Bakallskaya with: Lower Bakallskiy, middle Bakal'-
skiyq upper Bakallskiy and Bulandikhinskiy horizonel II.
Avzyanskaya, suite and Ill. Minlyarskays, suite). Each of the
3 series is characterized by its own cortain slromatolith com-
plex. A similar distribution of stromatoliths in the oross sec-
tion of the Riffian sediments can be noticed also In other re-
gions (Refs 2,4,11-13,15)- Consequently 'the stromatoliths have
a stratigraphical importance for the Riffian sediments of the
eastern and northern edge of the Rusakaya (Russian) platform.
The collections of M. Yo. Raaben from Timan and that of Be Me
Card 2/3 Keller from Killdin of the upper Precambrian horizon are re-

On the Stromatoliths of the Riffian of the Urala BOV/20.-126-6-46/67
presented by species which can be compared to the stromato-
lithe of the Karatavskaya series in the Ur&13. There are 1
figure and 15 references, 8 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Geologicheakiy inatitut Akademii nauk SSSR (Geological Insti-
tute of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: January 16, 1959, by N. S. Shatskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 10, 1959
Card 3/3

3 (5), 17 (4)
AUTTIOR, Krylov, 1. 11. U0'1/20-127-4-46/60

TITLEi Rephean Stromatolites of the Killdin Island
PERIODICAL: Deklady Akademii naak SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 4, PP 888-891 (USSR)
IL13STRACT: Towards the end of 1958 atromatolite samples collected by D. M.
Keller on the Killdin Island (north Murman oblasV) were
investigated at the institute mentioned in -the Association.
Keller and B. S. Sokolov single out a Killdinskaya series
consisting of quartz and glauconite sandstones with subordinate'
packages of dark slate and interlayers of bluishgrey dolomites.
The series is limited on top by red phylliten and alearolites.
"Ptrc-matolites form loaf-nhaped biohermes (diameter; 5-7 m,
heigbt: 2 m) in the dolomite strata. The properties and
distribution of the 8tromatolites of the type Collenia
'
j
tonsive
(Reft 1. 4, 7-101 12, 13) are described. T1
1eir ex
distribution and their connection with tertaln levels should cause
the aclentinta to give them a closer examination in order to
explain their stratigriAphio importance more preclsely.
Unfortunately: the rocks stromatolites.consiot of are usually
ooneldorably recrystallized so that no rell structures remain.
Card 1/3 Therefore the shape of the stromatolite structure has to be

CIO
Rolibear, SL;,i,,mat~-liten of the Killdin la)and 0 V/20-127-4-46/60
contjidered in the first place. Since -,ccasional cuts as well as
longitudinal anct trar.Everae sections of etromatoliteu ronder the
entiro nhapo of the atz-Acture inaucurately and a-zhomatically the
method of the numeroua parallel serra+e cuts is applied ELt
prenen+,. Th;-o method ohowed that th%~ii3mati--, shape of
,ritripn vory ara,:h (Fl.%,r . Fignire ' chma the varietime
i U~&z. 11-~*-'; thil varJ ety "a doocribod. Table 1
the fuoulto of a carbonate analyruis carried out by E. S.
Zalmajizon; she anaYyzed prisms and interlyini; rocks separately.
Teirigenous material (insollable residue) to prominent in the
iYAPrIging rocks as Compared with the prisms. 'a.0 prisms
obviously rose above the tottom of the viater and were not buried
ty clactic material. The ramif~catior, ca different levels was not
tho rosult of ohanged oonditions irt tho water but was a
critorion of the algous complex which formed the stromatolites.
In ronclusion, the v a r i a b 1 1 i i y is discussed, a
c m p a r i a o n made with related forms (Ref 13)~ and the
~' n a 1 1 t y and the a g e discussed (see title), There
w~-L~ 2 figures, 'I table, and 13 references., 9 of which are Stoviet.
Card 2/3

Rephean Stromatolites of tile Killdin Island ejov/20-127-4-46/60
ASSOCIATIONt Geologichoskiy inatitut Akademii nauk SSSR (Geological Institute
of the Academy of Scienceat USSR)
I I R -I S E'N TED iApril 4, 1959, by 11. S. Shatakiy, Academician
SUBIMITTED: April 4, 1959
Card 3/3

XRTIOV, 1. 11.
Development of branching columnar strozatolites in the Riphaean
of the 8outhern Urals. Bokl.AN SSSR no.4:895-~98 Je 16o.
(KnA 13:5)
I* Geologichask4y institut Akademil nauk SSSR. Predstayleno
akademikom N.S.Shatskim.
(Ural Mountains--Alga*, Fossil)

KRTWV9 I.H.
Granitolds in the Sayan complex of the Gutar-Agall area (11astern
Sayan Mountain region). Trudy Iab. geol. doksm. no.11:78-92 160,
(MIRA 14i1)
(Sayan Mountain region-Grinits)

JrRYLOV, 1.11.
Garnets from upper ]Proteroxoio granites in the western part of the
lastern Sayan Mountains. Vast. 14U 15 no,6:88-92 160.
(MIRA 1W)
(Sa"n Mountains--Garnet)

Kur LOY, I. N.
Structurnl jouttion and internal structure of massifs of baslo
rocks In Gutar-Agul region (Raotern Sayan Mountains). Vest.1X
15 no.12:146-149 160. (MM l3t6)
(Sayan Mountains--Geology)

R. B.Xo; KAZJKOV, G-A&I XRU4W, I.N.; JIUZHNGV. S-V.; SXKIXRLTOY, IGAS
1-- -.- ---,
Now stratigraphlo data on the Rlphaeus group (upper Protoroxolo).
1xv, AN BSSRs Bar* geole 25 nool2t26-41 D 160. (MIRA 13tll)
1. GeologIchaskly Institut AN SSSR. Noakfa.
(Ural Momntaim-4*dlogy, Straitigraphio)

KO~"-"LIOVICH, A.V.;__"IJ,.'YLfj-V, I.'!.
Solution 3t-acture:i in Do.'U. AN 135 no-31686-
689 il 160. (MRA 13112)
1, Goolo-johoskiy institut Akmdamii nau!c 3jj3F. Prcdstavleno akad.
Stra!~Iiovjm.
(Ural Mountains-4tylolites)

YMLOVS I.W.
Principles of the classification of Riphean stromatoliteso Biul,
MOIF.Otd.geolo 36 no.6jll8 N-D 161. VIRA 15s7)
(Algae., Yonsil)

KOROIEVP V.G.; KRYWV, 1.111.
Stratigraphy of the Upper Pre-Cambrian of northern Tien Shan.
Dokl..AII SSSR. W, no.6tl334,1336 Je 162. (NIRA 15:6)
1. Institut geologii Akademiiwuk Kirgizakoy SSR i Geologicheakiy
inatitut Akdemhii nauk SSSR. Predatavlano akade A.L.Y&nshlnym.
(Tien Shan--Geology,, Stratigraphic)

KRYWV9 Igor' HikolayevIch, WRN, M.Ye.; KOTLYARMKATA, P.s., red.izd-
~va; WLUD19 S.P., tekhn.red.
lColum e#omatolito
11 A Riphean sediments of the
.3"outhe'"rn ra Mqnlains afid the sighificance for the Upper
Pro-Cambrian stratioraphy,] Stolbehatye vetviashchiesia stro-
matolity rifeiskikh otlozhenii lUzhnogo Urala i ikh znachenie
dlia stratigrafii verkhnego dokembriia. Moskva, 1963. 132 p.
(Akademiia nauk SSSR. Geologicheakii Inatitut, Trudy,, no.69).
(MIRA 17:2)

KH-LoV, 1. N.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate uf Geologo-iineralugical
3ciences at the Joint Academic.Council on Geologo-:ineralogic-1, Geopk7sical,
and Geographical 3ciences; Siberian Branch
"Columnar Branching -Aromatoliths of the Ledge frifeyakiy:e7 Deposits of
the jouthern Urals and Their Importance for the jtraLij;,raphy of the
Upper Precambrian. "
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, No. 4.. 1963, PP 119-145

V. Y')

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164

Firrit All-Union Colloqj,,,~Lm or, pr~_~amk
,r!;l r _jq.
a."! CAt-agraphs. Izv - ARJ ,SSR. Ser. geol. _0
r.' "43
142
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SMIKOLYUKU1, Yu.A.; KRYLOV, 1.1j.; TOISTIRUM, 1.1j.; I-
WCHINNIFCVA, G.V.
Trackn Of the fission fragronts Of the tirnnium in muscovite.
Gookbindla no.33291-301 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1 Laboratory of Geology of the PrecambrDirip Academy of Sciences
o; the U.S.S,R.,, Leningrad.

KELLER, B.M.; KOROLEV, V,G,j KRYLOV, I.N.
Division of the Upper Proterozoic of the Tien Sian. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser,Geol. 30 no,41101-115 Ap 165. (MI RA :L-834)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR, Moskva.

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94 ),fE-WP(Q/ET1 IJP(c),, 4P.
4P6032460 SOURCE CODE UR/0056/66/051/003/0740/0745
AUTHOR!* Krylov, 1. P. Gantmakher, V. F. 461
ORO: Institute of Physical Problems, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Institut
fizicheski0i problem Akademli nau SSSR); Institute of Solid State Physics,
Academy of Sciences SSSR.(Instltut fiztki tverdogo tela Akaaemii nauk SSSRY-
TITLE: Radio-frequency size effect at the limiting point In indium .1
SOURCE: Zhurnal ekspertmentallnoy I teoreticheakoy fiziki, v. 51, no. 3, 1966,
740-745
TOPIC TAGS.- Indium, magnetic field, frequency size effect, Fermi surface
curvature, electron model, almost free electron, electron mean free path
ABSTRACT: The curvature of the Fermi surface of indium near the [111] direc-
tion was measured by means of the radio frequency size effect at the limiting point
In an Inclined magnetic field. The experimental value of the curvature to Identical
with that yielded by the almost-free electron model. A study of amplitude depend-
ence of the size effect lines showed the electron mean free path to be a function

-Acc'NRI A P-6032469'
of temperature. The thickness of the skin layer was determined on the basis of
size effect line width, and on Its dependence upon the frequency. The authors
thank Academician P. L. Kapitea for making their work possible, and Yu. V.
Sharvin for dtocussiRg result their research. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, and 2
formulas. (Based on authors' abstract)
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 23MarOO/ ORIG REF-. 009/ OTH REF: 0031
Card- 1212

KRYLOV, I.P.
Relation between the real and imaginary parts of surface
impedance due to the size effect. Pis'. v red. Zhur.
skeper. i teoret. fis. I no.4t24-29 My 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut fizicheskikh problem AN SSSR. Sutmitted
April 14, 1965.

XRTLOVo-loVv~-'LODWNAt ImY#9inshe
Modernization of silk throidng machines, Taket,pron. 19
nov2:77 7 159. (NM 32:5)
lo Glaynyy mekhanik Ust'laskoy sholkokrutillnoy fabrW (for
(Spinning machinery)

i n inaium o.-,
e6 c
Zhurn&~- exsperimenta--noi i tcor#tj-n,,.j,)y
ABSTRACT: The size efrect at radio frequoncies waR Obscrved in I-14'vh-pl-L-it-
n L th t."' c Cy-pl C' 7-
&amiples w-th -."le sp-Itti-ng of the
Cwo -.12
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ACC NRj AP50265914 SOURCE CODE: UR/00
AUTHOR: Gantmakher, V. F.; Krylov, I. P.
ORG: Institute of Solid State P Academy or Sciences SSS
hysico A
tverdogo tela Akademli nauk BSSR); Lnst~tutt~_ OLP~Ys I Cal Probl
SSSR (Institut fizicheskikh problem Akademli nauk'SSSR)
1/65/049/004/1054
Y 7
13
(Institut fiziki
&Aq~Aemy_of Sci
TITLE: Radio-frequency size effect in indium
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy I teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 49, no. 4, 1965,
1054-lo67
TOPIC TAGSi semiconductor, Fermi surface, indium, free electron model, ~~A.&4M'
ABSTRACT: &e-Ferml surface in In is investigated by the radio frequency size effect
technique at a frequency of 3 Mc/s. Identification of the experimental cross sec-
tions was made using the dependence of the size effect lines on the inclinaVion of
the magnetie field relative to the sample's surface. The complex shape of the isoen-
ergetic surface In the second band resulted in the appearance of a number of size
effect lines due to the presence.of breaks in the electron trajectories in a magnetic
field. These lines are not related to the electromagnetic field bursts, within the
metal but to less notable features of the field distribution between the bursts. The
set of lines associated with the Fermi surface of thelsecond band confirms the fact
that this surface is very similar to that predicted by the almost free electron model.

L 8875-66
ACC NRi AP5029594
No linen have been observed which would indicate that the Fermi surface may be open.
It also follows from the experimental data that the Fermi surface in the third energy
band consists of tubes connected into rings, the axes of the tubes being oriented
along (110). The shApe.of the central cross section of the tube produced hy inter-.
section with a plane perpendicular to the cube axis was determined by using several
samples with different directions of the normals. No lines have been observed which
would indicate the existence of tubes with axes parallel to (101). Orig. art. has:
14 figures. (CS)
81M CODE: AO/ SUM DATE#. 9lMAy65/ ORIG REFt Oll/ OTH REF: 006/ ATD PRESS:

KOLESHICHINKOP D.A.; MMDDY. D.A.; IRTWV, I.S.
bm~" ~ ~ 4'.. L -, "
Practical use of textelito fillers in the repair of worm-out
machine compauents. Stansi instr. 26 se.12:14-17 D 155.
(machine tools) (KLRA 9:2)

Using telephotometers In measuring contrasts of landmarks from
airplanes. Opt.-makh.proso (251 no*3:9-12 Mr '58. (MIR& 11:9)
(Aerial photogrammetry)
77--

K*Ci,LOII) 1. V.
"Autorn,itfe
for Locomotilrev, and
Hallway F-ublications, Voscow 52.
, 19"
D 711(,911
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.Wawdw~---
Replies to readorml qusations. Gsod.i kart. no.6:75-77 Ag 156.
(xLRA 9:n)
(Surveying-Instruments)

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KRY1,0VY 1. V.
"Analytlotil Metliod for the Detei-m-Inat Loci or Positlon- nn,i Altltuklu Ti,nwei*at%
stlitlom)".
report presented at a Conference of the Chief Ergineers and Diractora of '"12a
Techtical Control of Acrial Surveyiag Enterpr1ses, Moscov Central Bureau of
Surveying sna Cartography, Min. of Interior USSR.
(Geo4eziya I kartografiyu, 1958.. no. 6, 77-78)
Xbr. of -the ataff of: GWK

J. I doc. - BU TO RAC, Mi !a r', t-nrin I, I
-1 tr) - I
The cosmic Columbus Is contem!-,orRri. svemir
no,1:9-11 163,

V 37011-66
ACC NR, AP6623652---- SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Auleytnere Julian - Auleytner, Yu;
Psoda, Marek: Szarras. Stan Lalaw-Sharra a, S.
P0/0046/66/011/006/0393/0398!
I
Janusz -Krylov, Ya.,
Krylo-w,
ORG: (Auleytner, Krylow) Institute of Physics.-Polish Academy of
Sciences, Warsaw; (Psoda) institute of ExpAK~v!_ental Physics. Warsaj~_j
University, Warsaw,_ (Szarras) DepaTt-ii-eWC-of Nuclear Physics,
Institute of Nuclear Research. Svierk
TITLE: X-ray studies of neutron bombardment1fluence on the real
structure of germanium I
SOURCE: Nukleonika, v. 11, no. 6, 1966, 393-398
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, germanium single crystal, crystal structure
analysis, neutron irradiation, irradiation 6f f ect , neutron bombardment,
crystal dislocation, plastic deformation
ABSTRACT: An investigation was made of the dislocation distribution
and density in undeformed and plastically deformed germanium single
crystals before and after irradiation with a fast neutron done of
about 2 x 1019 neutrons/c=2. Four Cc single crystal speci=ens were
used, The specimens vere mechanically cut along the (111) plane,
polished, and etched* The initial dislocation density In specimens
2

L 37011-66
ACC NRs AP6023632
Ge-l and Ge-2 was about 103/CM2:. Specimens Ge-3 and Ge-4 were
plastically deformed by bending at 600C. Ge-4 was then flattened
at 600C. A microfocus x-ray tube and a camera with oscillating
crystal and film were used. For each specimen a set of photographs
was taken before irradiation and after irradiation. No changes in dis-
location density were observed In undeformed Ge-1 and Ge-2 specimens.
This was probably due to the fact that the method used made it possible
to determine the dislocation density only above 104 to 105 dislocations
CM20 In specimens Ge-3 and Ge-4 the mean disorientation of surface
elements and the mean size of the blocks appearing during plastic de-
formation were not changed (they were 30 to 40 see of arc and about
56*~, respectively). The dialoc stion density within the biggest blo cks
increased slightly, Both increases and decreases were observed In the
disorientation anile between blocks after neutron irradiation. 11ow-
ever, the mean va us of changes shows a small increase in disorienti-
tion. The changes observed in the disorientation angle are attrib-
uted to the introduction of Brinkmante displacement spikes in the or -
manium single crystals during Irradiations These spikes are deserlbed
as regions with a lattice configuration differing from that of the
surrounding material. It %possible that the vacancies created during
irradiation migrate to the ock boundaries and that a change of dis-
orientation between neighbouring blocks occurs in the annihilation
process. The authors t &nk Profegdor,,B. Buras for his valuable remarks,
Dr. TA-te-dyneka for discussiones Stolanowski for technical
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