SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLKOV, M.I. - VOLKOV, M.V.

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(Economics-Study and teaching)

VOLKOV, M.I., dots.; KOROIZVp S.A.1 LOPATAUjV. G. v data. I TOKAREV,A.P.;
KOZLOVA, G.A., prof., red.; KOXOSHKO, A.G., red.;MARTYNOVA,
M.H.p tekhn. red.
(Socialist means of production) Sotsialisticheskii sposob
proizvodstva. Moskva, Izd-vo "Mysll." 140-3.(Funds of
socialist enterprises and the formation of net income in a
socialist enterprise] Fondy sotsialisticheskikh predpriiatii
i Obrazovanie chistogo dokhoda v sotsialisticheskom khoziai-
stve. 1964. 186 p. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Kommu3lsticheskaya Partiya Sovetskogo Soyuza. Vysshaya
partiynaya shkola. Kafedra politicheskoy ekonomii.

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AUTHOR: Barbashov, B. M *, Volkov, M. K.
ORG: Joint Institute of Nuclear Studies, (Ob" yedinenny3r inatitut yadernyk4 isaledo-
vaniy),
ITITLE: Investigation of infrared singularities of the scattering tross section by the
functional integration method
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 50, no. 3, 1966, i
660-671
TOPIC TAGS: photon, virtual photon, Fermi particle, scattering croaG
functional integration, photon emission
AESTRACT Mutu al sC
at,UZi f mass m is studied 1*,
the functional integration method. The process is treated on the basis of the scalar
particle model with a Lagrangian L = g:*?(x)~(x): where the field ~(x) has a mass 0
and ~(x) has a zero mass. The contribution of virtual photons of field ~(x) with
k2 = 0, which leads to infrared divergence in the amplitude of the elastic process, is
taken into account. A procedure for compensating infrared divergences is developed
outside the framework of perturbation theory by taking into account in the cross
section processes which involve the emission of an infinite number of real photons
from field ~(x) with a total energy of photons not exceeding a certain quantity A. (CS1
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VOLKOV, M.K.; YEFIMOV, G.V.
"a-lytic properties of amplitudes in the second order of
nonlinear field theory. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 47 no.5:
1800-1805 N 64. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy.

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AUTHOR: Volkov, M. K.
TITLE: A two-dimensional relativistic model of quantum field theory
without ultraviolet divergences
SOURCE: Yadernaya fizika, v. 2, no. 1., 1965, 171-179
TOPIC TAGS: Green function, spinor, quantum field theory, analyticity;
relativistic quantum mechanics
ABSTRACT: The polarizatlon operatlor and the scalar and spinor Greenrs,
functions are investigated in the two-dimensional case with the
Bialynicki-Dirula Lagrangian (Nucl. Phys. v. 12, 309, 1959). The
calculations are made in second order In the differences of the nucl_-an
n
masses in the two possible stat-es, Amo. Uorrections to the Green's
0 -n that the
functions proportional to are derived and it is 3hov,
Is shown 'to
is finite also In th_lfa order. The model employed

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be free or tltraviolet divergences and to satisfy all the requirements
for a consistent closed theory, leading to finite mass renormalizatiorL
The Green's functions have the correct analytic properties. Ampli-
aximated even in
tudes for multiple production of particles can be
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low order of Am. fThe author thanks G. V. Yefimo d B. M. F-arbashov/M.,
for suggesting the topic and for Prof6-sd-6_r__D. 1.
Blokhint~;eV,and Academician N. N. Bogol;eiboy.~Sfor_ interest in the work
ari~d-Te~il-la-bi,~f:'~.:uggestions. IOY;Yj~_aF15_.__bE_s_i' 3`figures and 40 formulas
ASSOCIATION: Ob''yed1nennyy institut yadernykh issledovanly
Ino-~-itut- of Nuclear Research
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AUTHORS: Volkov, M. K., Veresh, T. 4
TITLE: Consideration of superfluidity effects in alpha decay to the
vibrational levels of the daughter nuclei
PEHIODICAL: Akademiya nauk MR. Doklady, v. 146, no. 4, 1963', 799-802'
TEXT: V. G. Solov'yev (DAN 144, no. 6, 1962) has developed a super- Vj1_
fluidity theory of a-decay and has shown that-taking account of pair
correlation improves the agreement between experiment and theory. This
method is now used for the case of a-decay to collective levels. For
describing the quadrupole-quadrupole interaction of nonspherical nuclei.
-the Hamiltonian of Zaretakiy and Urin (Zh&TF, 41, 898, 1961) is applied
Neutron-proton correlation is taken into account according to Birbraur
(ZhETP, 42, 479, 1962). On a-decay an even-even parent nucleus, is
assumed to go over from its ground state t (N,Z) to a vibrational. state
~,'(N-2,Z-2), so that 0
k
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VA, (N - 2, Z - 2) A*o (N, Z),
A (p,,v,/n111 P-2) Upv,r, ap~jr4 anj&,al 17nj~j.,;-
(ut.s vj, a', a',-) lio;
a are the nucleon absorption operators, (r,d)'= �1, t is-ihe isotopic'*
index and the vacuum function; the (V,R) summation is to be.carried.
Avo
out over all sin.-le-partiole levels. The nucleon Hamiltoniiin in'the
axisymmetric deformed potential when taking pair and quadrupole' iTiter'--~
actions into account is
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// , - It,, -1 - (4)
HO el, (at+,+ at.+ J.- at'- at-) - Ga+, a'
t. .-at
(4a)
H Q at,;.,
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and for the state of the daughter nucleus Yoshida's expression
(5)
is taken (Phys. Rev. 123, 2122, 1961). tU is the single particle energy
counted from the Fermi level, q2,= r2Y2p- From (2),0) and (5) for (1) an
explicit expression for M k is obtained. In the case ofd""-or P
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/ 0 or Somewhat simpler expressions are obtained for
vibrations (,~ to a p-vibrational
and m Therefrom the forbiddenness of an a-decay
Ut 2/ 2
level F 140 M P is determined:
A
jq2o 12px) X
F P j
I I E") (2Ep, - A;7),
X P
u
(q2o) 7A,&,P 8x.,) up~vp "'Ir, V,X Pk pJ P)L A
P ~_, - . _11 __ , - X (14)-
X U'P, I - L, , )
1j;P), (2E').
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El
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X j)
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Consideration of superfluidity ... B102/B186
M0 refers to a decay to
and Cm 242- F is calculated
theoretical results are
ones. Nevertheless the
I table.
the ground state. For the a-decay of U 234, PU238,
and compared with experimental data. The
higher (Pu,cm) or lower (U) than the experimental
agreement is said to be satisfactory. There is
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy (Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research) ,
PRESIMED: August 6, 1962,by N. N Bogolyubov, Academician
SUBMITTED: June 19, 1962
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VOLKOV, M.K.
Effect of various methods of introducing the,,fundamental len.ath izAto
the results of calculations. Vest. Moak. ug. Ser. 33:A7je, astrone
15 no. 601-86 N-D 160. (MIRA 140)
1. Kafedra. statisticheskoy fiziki i mekhaniki Moskovskogo
gosudaretvennago universiteta.
(QU,antum field theory) (Mesons)

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AUTHORS: volkov, my.. Yefimov, G. V.
TITLE: Analytic properties of amplitudes in second order in non-
linear field theorv
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teoreticheskay fiziki, v. 47,
no. 5, 1964, isoo-leo5
TOPIC TAGS: field theory, perturbation theory, nonlinear theory,
unitarity, causality
ABSTRACT: Continuing earlier efforts by one of the authors (Yefimolrt'
ZhETF v. 44, 2017, 1963) to constnict a finite local theory of the
scalar field by introducing an essentially nonlinear interaction
Lagrangian satisfying definite recriirements, the authors investigat,i!
the arnplitudes of the processes in second order of perturbation
theory in the phyaical region of the momenta. The unitiarity of the
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theory is proved in this order. An analysis of the asymptotic be-
havior of the imaginary parts of the amplitudes for large values of
the momenta and for high energies i.ndi,-!ates that only a study of the
higher approximations of the perturbation theory can yield complete
information on the processes. flowever, the behavior of the ampli-
tudes as obtained in the presented nonlinear theory agrees with
causality theory, at least in second order of perturbation theory.
"The authors thank L. G. Za -,~_avenko for a discussion." Orig. art.
has: I figure and 36 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: ob"yedinenny*y institut yaderny*kh issledovaniy
(joint institute of Nuclear Research)
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VOIKOV, K.K., Veterinarnyy vrach.
P-I*
Penicillin and glucose therapy of eye diseases in animals.
Veterinariia 30 no.4:48 Ap 153. (MLRA 6:4)
1. Sovkhoz "Pobeda", Vologodskoy oblasti, Sokol'skogo reqona.

VOLKOV, M.K.; PAVLIKOVSKI, A.; RYBARSKA, V.; SOLOVIIEV, V.G.
Exactitud-~ att-ain-able in calci-i-lating +-he pr pertief 1
deforiwd nuclel on the basLs of a quj*wfluld nodel. Izv. AN
SSSR. Ser. fiz. 27 no.7:8-18-890 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Laboratoriya teorriticheskoy fiziki Oblyedinonnogo instituts.
yadernykii issledovaniy.
(Nuclear models)

VOLKOV, M.K.,- YEFIMOV, G.V.
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(AzIalytical propertioa of amplitudes in tbo second order
of the nonlinear field theorj] Analitichoskie svoistva
amplitud vo vtorom poriadke nalineinoi teorii polia.
Dubna,, Obtledinen-nyi in-t iadernykh issl., 1964. 9 p.

1. VOLKOV M. K. ; D. V. 1-1.
2. usm kf6w)
4. Glucose
7. Peniellin and glucose therap of eye diseases in aninuals, I-I.K. Volkov, D.V.M.
Veterinariya 30 no. 4, 195-3.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

1. VOLYOV, M. K.
2. USSR (600)
4. Penicillin - Therapeutic Use.
7. Penicillin and glucose therapy of eye diseases in animals.
V. D. M. Veterinariya 30 No. 4, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, uncl.

1. VOLKOV, lkf._ K.; V.D.!4.
2. USSR (600)
4. Veterinary Medicine
7. Penicillin and glucose theraDy of eye diseases in ambnals. Veterinariia
30, No. 4, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Apri-I -1953. Unclassified.

VOLKOVI M. K.
Treatment of El'ye Diseases in Animals with Penicillin Containing Glucose
SO: Veterinariya; Vol. 30; No. 4; April 1953, Unclassified.
Trans. #-121 'by L. Lulich
Veterinarian, Sovkhoz "Probeda," Vplogda Oblast, Sokol Rayon

VOLKOV., M~_.K.- VERESH, T.
Allowing for superfluled effects inX-decay on the vibration
levels of daughter nuclei. Dokl.AN SSSR 148 no.4s799-802 F t63.
(MIRA 1624)
1. Ob"yedinenrWy institut yadernykh issledovaniy. Predstavleno
akademikom N N Bo 1 bovym.
goLr
(Super~!Qity (Nuclei, Atomic) (Alpha rays-Decay)
'T~ 7:7~~
m R

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aVl,jCoVSki 11. *barska,V.; Solov'yev V.G.
AUM rj. 1C. P,
lork Voll(ov
------ -__ACCUr.RCYLOf superfluid model calculations of the properties
TIT14
S 3? deforme nuclei Annual erence 1=& on-
M/Report of the Tl~irteenth
f j OnLjX C 6 n
~Nuclaar_.Spectroscopy.held in Kiev from 25 January to 2 February 19012/
S OUI-tcE AN SSSR, Izv.Seriya f izicheskaya, v.27 no. 7, 1963-,- 878-890
OPICTAGS: nuclear level Bogolyubov method, superfluid nuclear model
T
-WZT.RACT: During the past few years one of-the authors CV. G. S olov'yov) alone and
in collaboration with others 7(numerous citations) published calculations of the
characteristics and behavior of levels in odd nuclei, energies of two-quasi-parti-
!.~cle states.in even-even nuclei and the influence of pairing correlations on transi-
ti.On probabilities in strongly deformed nuclei in the mass number regions from 152
to'188 and 225 to 225. Despite th fact that nerally good agreement was obtairjW
~Vijh 'experimental data, the accuracy of the calculations stands in need of checkiM_
the
~:Lj4gvlew ol :CaCt that CG=taln aPPx-Ox�Mat:Lons,were Involved- In the present pa-
-the authors: investigate the accuracy of,the mathematical method based on the
qolyubov canonical transformation, which was used f'or calculating the energies
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-excited states of sys
1~-~cf.single-quasi-particlo. toms with an odd nmibor of nucloons,~,
-quasi-particlo states of systems consisting of an oven number
-:the apergies of two
of nucleons, and tho corrections connected with superSluidity of the ground and ox-.
cited states to be applied to calculated transition probnbilitios,, that are used to~
factor in Ce-docays, ate. The
evaluate It values for P-transition, forbiddenness
ussed and some precise and approximate calc
various approximations are disc ulations
are compared. ;It is concluded that the accuracy of calculations based an the sup-'
crf liAd nuclear model is li;,-Uted mainly by inadoquato laiowlodga of the levels in
"average" malism.
14,thb iield and their.fluctuation, and not by the mathematical for
It Is''estimated that the Grror in the calculation. of the energies of t%,.,o-quasi-par-
t r in calculating the corrections to a, P
icle levels amounts to 10-207o;.tho orro
and- transition probabilities varies in the'range from lo to loo%o. "In conclusio
7
we 11, 1. yatny -for
-express.our deep gratitude to N.:.I.Bogolyubo
~1~ valuable discussions and to N.A.Buzdavina, I.N.Xulthtina and R.N.Fedorova, for nitmer-
al utations." Orig.art.has: 8 f la-- P 5 fial anj 5 tables.
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VASILICHIKOV, M.V.;_VO.LWV, M.H.
Hot rolling of long threads with a coarse pitch on hollow shapes.
E:uz.-shtam. proizv. 2 no.11:7-10 N 160. (MIRA 13: 10)
(Rolling (Yotalwork)j (Screw threads)

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AUTHOR: Volkov, M.M.
TITLE; Mill for the rolling of hobbing cutter blanks
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' iekhniko-ekonomicheskoy informatsii, no. 10, 1961, 7-9
TEXT: The author describes a method and a mill for the transverse-helical
rolling of blanks for hobbing cutters of 1 - 12 module, developed by the Vses-
oyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy I proyektno-konstruktorskiy institut metallur-
gicheskogo mashinostroyeniya (All-Union Scientific Research Institute for the
Planning and Design of Metallurgical Machinery) - VNIImetmash. The mill consists
of the blank unloading mechanism, roll approach andretraction device, working
stand, multipurpose spindles, blank feeding mechanism, combined reducer and
drive. During the setting of the mill the rolls are approached and retracted
manually. The work rolls are permanently pressed against the screws by a spring,
whose stress Is adjusted by racks. The angular setting of the rolls is effected
by four screws via spherical blocks. Axial-pre-setting of the rolls is effected
by the turning-of two rolls with the aid of tapered sleeves on the heads of the
multipurpose spindles. The work roll unit and multipurpose spindles are of two
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Mill for the rolling of hobbing cutter blanks A004/Alol
different sizes, for blanks of hobbing cutters up to module 5 and higher modules.
The work rolls are driven by two-speed motors via helical and herringbone wheels,
clutch and multipurpose spindles. The unloading mechanism removes-the rolled
blank from the work stand and drops it Into a box or a lined pit. The author
gives a description of the rolling process and presenta the following technical L/
data: roll diameter - 190-300 mm; roll speed - 30 and 60 rpm; maximum angle of'
inclination of roll axes - 100; maximum metal pressure on the rolls - 40 tons;
maximum torque on the roll - 500 kg/m; power of mill drive - 25/80 kw; overall
dimensions of mill (length x width x height) 6.8 x 2.3 x 2.4 m; weight of me-
chanical mill equipment - 16.4 tons. The length of blanks being rolled amounts
to 500 - 800 mm, while the rated output of the mill is 500 - 700 milling cutters
(of medium module) per shift. The mill is being mounted at the "Frezer" Plant
and will yield annual savings of some 100,000 rubles. There is 1 figure.
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VOLKOVJ M.M.
Rollin mill for rolliz2~- blankAtar habtdmg~cuttsre. Bi,ul.tekh.-
ekon.inform. no.10:7-9 161. (PIEPU 14:10)
(Rolling mills)

VASILICHIKOV, M.V.; VOLKOV, M.M.; MEYLER, B.A.
~
Lateral-helical rolling of hobbing-cutter billets. Stan. i
instr. 34 no.11:12-14 N 163. (MIRA 16:12)

VOLKOVJ M.M.
Rolling billets for hobbing cutters. Yashinostroitell
i1 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Rollina (Metalwork))
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AUTHORSz Vasillchikov, M,V., Volkov, M.M..
TITLEi Hot Rolling of Long Large-Lead Thread on Hollow Work
PERIODICAL- Kuznechno--shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, 1960, No, 11, PP-7-10
TEXT,, 'he VNIIMETMASh Institute has developed a new method and a
mill for hot rolling of mine propping bolts with round thread. The rolling
process is called "poperechno-vintovaya prokatka" (helical cross rolling),
its essence is illustrated (Fig. 3).. Up to now these bolts were cut. The
new method raises the productivity by 25-30 times, eliminates metal waste
into chip, and cuts "he cost of a bolt from 6-r' rubles to 4-5. The first
mill is working at the Toretskiy mash-inostroitellnyy zavod ugollnogo
mashinostroyenlya Tor-...zi Plant of Coal Mining Machinery). The article
includes the drawing of a roll (Fig., 4) and a calculation formula for the
roll width. Experiments were carried out with rolling on a mandrel and
without mandrel and it was stated that the mandrel had practically no
effect on the deformation process in thick-wall screws due to the increas-
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ing inner diameter of the blank, but when the blank wall was not thick,
the mandrel was necessary., The rolling process parameters for the round
thread "136 x 32" and "130 x- 321~ on blanks of 301'-9 J1 OOG9L) steel are
givens The experimentully established dimensions for cast hollow blanks
area a) for '5136 x 12, thread - outer diameter (D) 123 mm and inner dia-
meter (d) 45 mm; b ) for ". 1'10 x 32' thread - D = 117 mm, d= 42 mm., Blanks
are heated at the Tortsy plant in u fuel oil firing furnace, the thread
rolling temperature is 950 - 1,0500C., in order to facilitate the feed of
the blanks into the mill the blanks are bevelled on 30 mm length with a
200 taper angle (see Fig- 4 "-iK'i"),, Hot-rolled !jteal blanks fire used as
well. In this case they are of 40/ (40Kh) alloy steel with D - 90 mm and
25 mm taper ("'K") with 150., Axial *Ion-ation of the blanks after rolling
is 8-10%. The metal in the rolled thread is improved comparing to a cast
structure; it becomes fibrous on the outside Fig, 8), The rolled thread
surface is smoother than a cut surface and rolled bolts are easier to
retract in the mine. The rolling mill is not described. The dimensions
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and elements of the profile of the rolls are given. There are 8 figures
and 3 tables.
Figure 3:
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VASIL'CHIKOV, M.V.-, VOLKOV, H.M.; RULER, B.A.
Now techniques for making billets for worm-gear ccutters. Stan,i
inatr. 10 no.4:7-9 Ap 159. (MIRA 1?:6)
machines)
(Gear-cutting
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AUTHOR.- Volkoir M M.
TITLE.* Cold thread rolling on long screws
PERIODICAL. Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 4, 1961, 1-5
TEXT: The article describes a new process of transverse-helical, large-pitch cold-
rolling of screws for the feed mechanisms of 8-15)(nTP(8-15HUTR) and 15-3OXffTP
(1.55-30KhPTR) mills. This process was developed by the VNIIMETMASh, and the screws
were manufactured by the Perovskiy mashinostroitelTnyy zavod (Perovo Machine Build-
ing Plant). In this process the length of the rolled thread is practically unli-
mited and the center-to-center distance between the rolls remains constant. It is
stated to be a progressive method of working metals by pressure and is extensively
used in machine building plant T e following very hard and high-wearing steels
are used:X12M (Khl2M), and X s~ E; (Kh6VF). The rolls used in the tests were made
fromX1201 (Khl2FI). Prior to Rnal heating, the rolls were packed in charcoal
in metal"boxes which were coated with clay, heated for 2 hrs-in chamber furnaces at
990-10400C, cooled for 1 hr in an oil bath at 160-2000C and finally cooled in air.
It is stated that the precision of the rolled thread depends on the following: (1)
correct calculation and precise manufacture of rolls; (2) correct angular and
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axial setting of the rolls; (3) rigidity of the mill; (4) correct. definition of the
bland diameter and the permissible deviation; (5) correct rolling conditions. The
dimensions of*the rolled thread profile proved to be irery stable; -the variation in
the outer diameter of the rolled thread did not ex(.-(,ed 0.1 mm, and in the inner
diameter 0.6 mm, according to theOCT13KL"7714 (OST VKS 7714) standard, the accumu-
lated error in the thread pitch did not exceed 50 microns, and the angle of thread
of the rolled thread was within the range of 28u381 -30042t. Deviations in the di-
mensions of the rolled thread were caused by insufficient precision in the roll ma-
nufacture. The author concludes that the introduction of the method resulted 4n a
saving of metal, cheaper tools, higher precision and better surface finish of
thread, and a higher fatiFrue strength, in the screws. The tests were carried out at
the laboratoriya prochnesti TsNII11G.Sha. (TsIqIITMASh Laborator-y for Strength Testirg).
There are 5 fi&nires and 1 table.
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___VOLKCjV, M.M., inzh.
investigating the quality and precision of screws with rolled
threads. Vest.mashinostr. 42 no.6:57-60 Je 162. (MIRA 14.-')
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SOV/122-58-6-16/37
AUTHOR: Vasillchikov, 1!.V., (;andidate of Technical Sciences-,
Volkov.-M.M. and Barbarich, TZ.V., Engineers
TITLE: The Rolling-on of Teeth in the Fluted Pins of Cotton
-spinning Machines (Nakatka zublyev rifle-4kh tsilindrov
khlopkopryadilln,y'ezh mashin)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Mashinostroyeniya, 1c)58, Nr 6, -pp 45-4C (USSR)
C, n f,
ABSTRACT: A process for cold-rollin the teeth i. luted --ins for
cotton-spinnin- machines developed by the TsNII~1.,!ASh
Institute is described. In these components, the flutues
have a varyinG pitch. The rollin:~; roller, of a diameter
which is a multiple of the component diameter, must have
teeth repeatin~--~ several times the cycle of pitch
variation in the comnonent. To avoid the need for a
precise relation between several rollers, only one roller
rolls the teeth. The other two in a 1~-e-roller unit
clear the teeth and simultaneously suffdce-roll the neek
sections between the fluted lengths of the pin. The
correct choice of the diameter of the fluted sect.ions
before rollinr- ~)roved to be the -main factor in achievinr,7
good accuracy. Tests carried out at different surface
speeds have sho-~,,,n the best speed to be about -:; m/min. The
Cardl/2 flute rolling roller was itself produced 1)y a rollinC

SOV/122-58-6-16/3?
The,Rolling-on o-f Teeth the ylu~ed- Pli-~= af,
Machines _L.
process from a master component. The lattcr was made of
ShKhl5 steel, hardened to 50-55 Roek-well C. The master
was compressed between 3 blanks of rollinU rolicrs. TI--e
master has a tapered entry Section and is drawn throu7h
between the roller blanks. These blanks were made of-
0.49~6 carbon steel or of lovi-alloy mediura carbon steel.
After the rollinU o1peration, they were heat-treated and
polished. The height of the teeth in the master and the
rolling roller exceeded that of the component by 0.2 nim.
The resultant pressure during the corn-ponent rolling
operation was mea.-:11-ured. When rollinG flutes of 35 mm
length together with 2 plain neck sections of 35 mm len-ths
each, the total pressure amounted to 6 tons. 71ithout the
surface rollin,.;- of the nec,--,s the pressure amounted to
4.8 tons. There are 3 fi6ures.
Card 2/2 1. Rolling mi lls--Applic at ions

VOLKOV, M.M., kand,tekhn.nauk
Stress on rolls and power coneumption in iranaverse-spiral rolling
of coarse screw threads. VeBt.mashinastr. 44 no.2202-57 D 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

VASILICHIKOV, M.Y., kand. telr-hn. nauk; VOIKOV, M.K., inzh.; BARBARICH.
K.B., inzh. f"~ ~~~ k ~- ~ ,- -, -- 1.
Rolling tooth on flutod cylinders used in cotton'spinning machines.
Vast. mash. 38 no. 6:45-46 Ja '58. (MIRA 11:7)
(Rolling(Hatalwork))

ZELENTSOV) V.V.; KALININIKOV, V.T.; VOLKOV, M.N.
Magnetochemistry of vanady-I salts with dicarDox7lic acid-s'
Zhur. neorg, khim. 10 no.6:1506-1507 Je 165.
(MIRA 18:6)

VOLKOV, M.N.
Ostsochondropathy of the capat femoris in children. Wravooid2-
ranenie 2 no.6:21-25 N-D 159- (MIRA 13:6)
1. Iz kELfedry khirurgii i ortopedii detakogo vozrasta (zav. -
chlen-korrespondent AM SSSR S.D. Ternovskiy) 2-go Moskovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(OspMMONDWSIS)

ZHUKOV-VEREZHNIKOV, N.11 VOLKOV M.?l ; RYBAKOV, N.I.; SAKSOMOV.,
KOZLOVY V.A,; ANTIPOV, V.V.; 'is
ANISKIN, Ye..D.
New ways of studying chexidcal protection against genetic changes.
Probl. kosm. biol. 4:445-450 165. (MIRA 18:9)

L 14295-66 EWT(n)/EPF(n)-2 GG/RD
ACC NR: AT6003878 SOURCE CODE: UR/2965/65
AUTHOR: Zhukov-Verezhnikov, N.-N.; Volko .'M. N.;,Rybakov~ N. I.; Saksono
V2
Kozlov.. Ve 0;_ _iRov, V.-V.; Dobrov -N. N.; tmiskin. Ye. Do
ORG: none
t4
TITLE: New ways of studying chemical protection against genetic changes
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheskikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy
biologii, v- 4, 1965, 445-450
TOPIC TAGS: bacteria, c ray irradiation, bacterial genetics, clemical agent
ABSTRACT:
Arninothiols and some pyrtmidine- analogs were tested for their ability
to block development of infectious phage from prophage after induction of
E. coli K- 12 with x-rays. Doses with a previously established non-
toxic effect (0. 05% concentration) were used. The desired chemical
preparation was added to a bacterial culture diluted In a physiological
medium. Experimental and control samples were subjected to x-ra
y
irradiation (dose, 15, 000 r) and then cultured on agar. The number of
induced phage particles in Irradiated samples with and without each prepa-
:ration was then cop. 2-Mercaptopropylamine hydrochloride was
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ACC NH: AT6003878
most effective; cultures treated with it produced 119 times fewer phage
particles than control samples. Other good inhibitors of induced phage
formation were 2- (gamma- aminopropyl) disulfide dihydrobromide, sodium
diethyldithlocarbamate and ammonium dithiocarbamate, which reduced
phage production 76. 3-70. 1 times.
Less effective were tile salts of a
mercaptoethylamine tested, 2-mercaptoethylamine hydrobromide, 2-
mercaptoethylamine disulfide hydrochloride, 2-mercaptoethylamine
-h-vdroiodide, and 2-mercaptoethylamine hydrochloride.
The experimental data show the essential co'nnection between the
chemical structure of the tested preparations and their ability to block the
development of infectious phage. The antigenetic effect of 0 -mercapto-
ethylamine preparations is determined by their acid radicals aS well as
by their base. It may be possible to obtain even more effective preparations
of this compound by forming salts with other acids. The failure of
:3- 0 -aminoethylisothiuronium hydrobromide to produce an antigenetic
effect is especially interesting because in previous experiments this com-
pound decreased th.e. death. rate of animals subjected to a lethal radiation
dose by 70-100%.' Ori . art. has: 1 tablee [ATD PRESS: 4091-F)
SUB CODE: 0- S9fi DATE:. none ORIG REF: 013 OTH REF: OQ3
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-tained in the second generation. However, preparation P-46 completely
removed the injurious radiation effect in that generation. Experimental
data indicate the possibility of partially or completely removing the
depressing effect of P~radiaflon on plants with the help of physiologically
active compounds* Orig. art, has.* 4 tablese, [ATD MSS: 4091-F)
SUB CODE: 06 SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 004 OTH REF: 005
Gel
Card 3/3

VOLKOV, Cand Agr ;~2i -- (diss',
and slaughtering quliLies of
Witta of various
breeds, breed grouns'.)and their
exxibikRot reloresented at Lhe All-Union Agri-
cultural Vxhibit.-- Novocherkassk, 1958, 21 pp
(min of Agr. Novocherkassk,
Zoological Vet Inst im. Cavalry Army) 150
co:)ies (KL, 29-56, 131j)
_

VOLKOV
Mikhail Nikolayevich...ASTAKROV) S.A.., red.; YFJWHOVA, T.S...
[Fattening characteristics in swine of various breeds) Ot-
kormochnye kachestva sv:Lnei raznykh porod. Moskva, Izd-vo
M-va sell.khoz. ROSR, 1959. 33 p. (MIRA 14:12)
(Swine)

AUTHOR: Volkov, M.N., Doctor of Chemical Sciences 3-58-5-26/35
TITLEs Intervu;, Cdaferences an Science arLd Methods \Yezhvuzjvskiye
nauchnyye i metodicheskiye konferen,tsii) Electronic Accelera-
tors (elektronnyye uskoriteli)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1958, Nr 5, page 80 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The Nauchno-tekhnicheskiy sovet Ministerstva vysshego obrazo-
vaniya SSSR (Scientific-Technical Council of the USSR Mini-
stry of Higher Education) decided to convene in "'ebruary 1958
in Tomsk an Intervuz Conference on Electronic Accelerators.
Among the delegates were workers of important scientific in-
stitutions - the Mezhdunarodnyy ob"yedintinnyy institut yader-
nykh issledovaniy (Internationa! Institute of Joint Nuclear
Research), Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR (Physics Institute
of the USSR Academy of Sciences), Institut metallurgii AN
SSSR (Institute of kletallurgy of the AS USSR Academy of
Sciences), Institut b-iologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR (Institute
of Biological Physics of the AS USSR), Institut eksperimen-
tallnoy ~L raka AMN SSSR (Institute of
_patologii I terapii
Experimental Pathology and Therapy of Cancer, USSR Academy
Card 112 of Medical Sciehces)2 Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy in-

3-58-5-26/55
Intervuz Conferences on Science and Methods. Electronic
stitut AN SSSR (Leningrad Physico-Technical institute of tjje
AS USSR), and others. In the 6ect~4on for Using El.ectronic
Accelerators in Industry, Physics, Nledicine and BioloCy, and
in the Theoretical 6ection, the betatrons issu ed by the
Tom3kiy politekhnicheakiy institut (Tom5k Polytechnical
Institute) were mentioned as being widely used in detecting
of defects in metals, studying the reaction of charged par-
ticles on substance, and in medical treatment. The reports
of workers of the Tomskiy meditsinskiy institut ( 'Tomsk Medical
Institute) Professor I.V. Toroptsev, Doteent N.V. Sokolova
and others on the diseases of animals caused by the radiation
of betatrons of 10 and 15 Nlev were heard with great interest.
In the Theoretical Section, Professor A.A. Voroblyev delivered
a report on a new method of' accelerating electrons to very
high energies. This method is based on using running waves
in closed wave 6uides. In conclusion the conference indicated
ways for a wider use of betatrons in different branches of
science and technique and for an~,improvement in their structure.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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ZELENTSCIV
., V.V.; VOLKOV, M.N.; Al LENOV, V.M.; AMINOV, T.G.
Magnetic sufjceptibJlity of copper benzoate. Zhur. neorg. kUm.
10 no.23564-565 F 165- (MIRA 1.8s11)
1. Poskovskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskly instLtut. Submitted June
30v 1964.

ZHUKOV-VER-ZHNT-KOV, N. N.; VOLKOV., M. N.; MAYSKIY, I. N.; TWIBULEY, G. P.; RYLAAKOV, N. I.;
SAKSONOV., P. P.; ANTIPOV, V. V.; kb=v, V. A.; PODOPIRTOV, I. I.
"Results of microbiological and cytological investigation on Vostok type space-
craft."
paper presented at the 15th Intl Astronautical Cong, Warsaw, 7-12 Sep 64.

V.V~; KAHM11KOV, "V.T.; V(;i--bJV M . N
rietic pre.
Vanad
at-r-akt. khIm. 6 no. 4t647--r-49 Jl--A~- 165 Om,
1. MrjAovsX*J-y ir-.stitut. -'7i.ArlttiA Cct-lbar 7,
,64.

69852
SOV/35-59-9-6947
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya I Geodeziya, 195"Q, Phr 9; p 11 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Chebotarev, G.A., Volkov, M.S.
TITLE: The Motion~'Kf Patroclus in the Gravitation Field of the Sun and Proto-
Jupiter
PERIODICAL: Byul. IrL-ta teor. astron. AS USSR. 1959, Vol 7, Nr 3, pp 202 - 207
(Engi. r6sum6)

ABSTRACT: The motion of a ~~r_Lall planet-of the Trojan group, Patroclus, vias examizried
In -the gravitation field of the Sun and proto-Jupiter In orde-r to clear up
the question on the stability of the motion of Patroclus. It was asstbiiod
that the motion of Patroclus took place in the plane of Jupiter, that the
motion of Jupiter was un-perturbed and its mass was 20 times greater than
the present one; for the daily motion the present value was preserved.
The numerical integration was carried out during 33 revolutions of Jupiter.
During this period the radius-vector of Patroclus changes from 3.7 to
7.8 A.U. and the distance from Jupiter, from 1.9 to 11.9 A.U. After 27 re-
volutionsits stability of motion is disturbed and it departs from the point
Card 1/1 of libration. Bibl. 9 titles. N.S. Yakhontova

VO)_KO
I 62,16W004
V5il 61/666 00
B163YB186
T
JTHORS-. Chebotarev, Q. A., and Volkov, U. S.
A
The stability of circular orbits with retroarade motion in
FITLE:
the sphere of action of Jupiter
.80URCEs', Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii.
Byulletens. v. 8i no. 2(95), 1961, 99 - 102
FXT -
Five initially circularsatellite orbits were computed numerically
-.vAth the following initial conditions; in the initial moment, the sun,
Jupiter and the satellite are a-ranged along the x axis, and.-Jupiter is
in perihelion position. The initial major axis of the satellite orbit is
0.21 0.25, 0-3, 0-35, and 0-4 astronomical unitat respectively. Since
:the sphere of action of Jupiterunder these conditions is R - 0.2790,
satellites I and Il are within the sphere of actionwhile 111, IV, and V
are outside. The numerical computation is carried out with an accuracy ofi
six decimal places, and the method is the same as in earlier paper by
A..Chebotarev and A. I.- Boshkova.. The integration is performed for a
time interval of 11.86 y real revolution of Jupiter'
ears equal to one oide
around the sun. The variations of the major axis and the eccentricity with
"L-1, Card, 1/2

SI/511/61/006/002/002/004
The stability of circular B163/B186
-time are given in.tables and curves. 5atellites 1, 11, and III have stab3a
orbitse The orbit ol satellite IV is unstable, but in the considered time,
interval of 11.66 years it has-not yet left the Jupiter system. The orbits
of satellite V rapidly changes over into a hyperbolic orbit with respect
~,-to Jupiter,. whose orbit elements are given. While-it was found in the
,earlier.paper.mentioned above that satellites with forward motion leave
the sphere of action of Jupiter for ever, if their initial major axis so
'is 0.2 astronomical units the instability of retrograde orbits begin7, with~
-,.,an axis, no less than so = 0-35, i;e. beyond the limits of the sphere of
action of Jupiter. There are 5 figures and 5 tables.
Card
2
777- .

VOLKOVY M.S.
Rotational motion of artificial satellites or. an elllptic orbit,
Biul'.Inst.toor.astron. 9 no.4,.271."282 '63*
Periodic solution of the second kind representing rotational mo-
tion of a satellite on a circular orbit. Ibid.:283-291 163.
(MIRA 17:3)

ACCESSION NR: AT4001204 S/2511/62/008/005/0343/0358
AUTHOR: Volkov, M...S.
TITLE: Periodical translational-rotational motion of a satellite
in the gravitational field of a'sphere
-SOURCE: AN SSSR. Inst. teor. astron. Byulleten', v. 8, no. 5, 1962,
343-358
TOPIC TAGS: satellite translational rotational motion, periodic
motion, spherical gravitational field, periodic solution, Poincare
method, approximate solution, Euler case, Hamilton Jacobi equation,
parameter variation method, force function expansion, circular
satellite orbit, circular orbit
ABSTRACT: In view of the fact that earlier solutions of the problem
of one finite body simultaneously spinning about its axis and rotat-
ing about another finite body (G. N. Duboshin, Astron. Zh. v. 36,
1-27 V. T. Kondurar', Tr. GAISh v. 21) pertain to the case where
the precessional velocity of the satellite rotation coincides with
its orbital velocity of motion, whereas in the case of artificial
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ACCESSION NR: AT4001204
earth satellites the ratio of the orbital velocity of motion to the
precessional velocity is a small quantity, the author obtains for
this problem a periodic solutiofi similar to the periodic solution
of the first kind in the limited three-body problem. The satellite
orbit is assumed circular. The existence of periodic solutions is
proved by the Poincare method and the solutions themselves obtained
in the form of a series expansion of the ratio of the orbital ve-
locity to the precessional velocity. This periodic solution depends
on four arbitrary constants and can be used as an intermediate rigor-
ous solution for the construction of a general approximate solution.
An approximate solution of the system of differential equations de-
scribing the rotation of the satellite is obtained as part of the
derivation. The only limitation imposed on the shape of the satel-
lite is that it have dynamic symmetry. Orig. art. has: 73 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Inst. Teor. Astron. AN SSSR(Institute of Theoretical
Astronomy AN SSSR
Card 2/Vr

S/044/62/000/012/033/049
Ao6o/Aooo
AUTHOR: Volkov, M. S.
TITLE: Periodic alternating motion of a satellite in the gravity field
of a sphere
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 12, 1962, 32, abstract 12V165
(Byul. In-ta tebr. astron. AN SSSR", 1962, v. 8, no. 5, 343 - 358,
summary i~ English)
TEXT: A general approximate solution is obtained for a system of differen-
tial equations describing the orbit of a satellite..
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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-3/51-1/61/008/003/003/004
AooiAloi
AUTHORi Volkov, M.S.
'kTLE: Periodical'motions of a particle in the gravitational field of an
oblate plariet and its satellite
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut teoretiches'koy astronomi-i. Byulle-
ten. v. 8. no. 3 (96), 1961, 215 224
TE~T: The problem Is formulated as follows: The ceni~ral massive body has
the',shape of a levelled ellipsoid of revolution differing-'6nly slightly from a
sphi~re; a satellite of small but non-zero mass moves in the equatorial plane of
the-ellipsoid in a circular orbit; in their common gravitational field moves a
zero-mass particle. It is requested to find the conditions of existence for pe-
riodic orbits of this particle. In solving the problem, the'author make4 use of
Poincar6's small-parameter method and derives first equations for the motion of
the satellite in the graviational field of the central ellipsoid. Then he pro-
ceeds to formulating equations for the motion of a test particle in their summary
gravitational field in a circular orbit. Introducing Delaunay's canonical varia-
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S/511/61/C.08/003/003/CG-4
Periodical motions of a particle in the .... A001/AI01
bles, conditions of existence of'iDeriodic solutions are investigated and found to
exist in three types. The first-'type periodic solutions.exist under conditions
pointed out by Zeipel. The second-type periodic solutidns exist for cases when
the solution period differs from the period of the generating solution (Schwarz-
schild solution) and for cases'when the periods of solution and generating solu-
tion coincide (Poincar6ls solutiorf). The author proves also the existence of
Schwarzschild's third-type periodic solutions. The considerations are illustrat-
ed by the analysis of a particular case of Saturn as a centre-1 body and its sa-
tellite Mimas. There are 2 tables.
SUBMI July 11, 1960
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CBEBOTAREV, G.A.; VOLKOV, M.S.
Stability
the sphere
102 161.
of circular satellite
of action of Jupiter.
(Satellites--Jupiter~
orbitB with a baemu-jard =ovtmant In
Biul.Inst.teoreastron. 8 no.2:99-
(MIRA 14:4)

GENKINs A.M.V VOLKOV9 M.S.
inhibdLtAon of methemoglobin synthesis by glutamic acid. Biul,
eksp. biol. i med. 49 no. 5:72-74 My 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1, Iz kafedry biokhimii (zav. - prof. S.A. Brylovskiy) Sverdlovskogo
maditainakogo instituta (dir. - prof. A.F. Zverev). Predstavlena
deystviteltnym chlenom AMN SSSR V.N. Chernigovskim.
(HEMOGLOBIN) (GLUTAMIC ACID)

69852
/1/J 0 SOV/35-59-9-6947
Translation from: Referativn,;rj zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, 1959, Nr 9, p 11 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Chebotarev, G.A., Volkov, M.S.
TITLE: The Motion',~Kf Patroclus in the Gravitation Field of the Sun and Proto-
Jupiter
PERIODICAL: Byul. In-ta teor. astron. AS USSRP 1959, Vol 7, Nr 3, pp 202 - 207
(Engi. r6sum6)
~
ABSTRACT: The motion of a small piarigt
zf the Trojan group, Patroclus, was examined
in the gravitation field of the Sun and proto-Jupiter in order to clear up
the question on the stability of the motion of Patroclus. It was assumed
that the motion of Patroclus took place in the plane of Jupiter, that the
motion of Jupiter was un-perturbed and its mass was 20 times greater than
the present one; for the daily motion the present value was preserved.
The numerical integration was carried out during 33 revolutions of Jupiter.
During this period the radius-vector of Patroclus changes from 3.7 to
7.8 A.U. and the distance from Jupiter, from 1.9 to 11.9 A.U. After 27 re-
volutionsits stability of motion is disturbed and It departs from the po:mt
Card 1/1 of libration. Bibl. 9 titles. N.S. Yakhontova I/

OTEMN, A.M.; VOIJCOV, M.S.
Reduction of methemoglobin by glutamic acid. B Iiul. eksp. biol. i med.
47 -no.3:50-52 Mr '59. (MIRA 12:7)
l..Iz kafedry biokhimii (zav. prof. S.A. Braylovskiy) Sverdlovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta (dlr.
prof. A.F. Zverev). Predstavlena deyst-
viteltnym chlenom AWT SSSR V. N. Chernigovakim.
(MVERMOGIOBINEMIA, ex~er.
eff. of gluta~iic acid (Rus))
(GLUTAMATBS, eff.
on exper. methemoplobinemia (Rue))

1-1-1-1---, , ".--
-- I --, -1-1,; .. -- -I - ~ . - -I . . . . . .. -
VOLKOV. M.S.
Periodic motions of a particle in the gravitational field of an
oblate planet and its satellite. Biul.Instateoreastrone 8
no-3:215-224 161. (1-aRA 14: 11)
(Mechanics, Celestial)

VOLKCV,
Ilotational moticn of a sa-.3-i'Lita in tht~ vicini-uy of the or'---ital
plane. Biul.Ins...teor.astron. 9 no,2:144-153 163 (ITIRA 16.9)
(Problem of two bodies) (Arificiall satellitcs)

-L , - 11 U-
Series repro-,ent'na
tational field o' a sp: -re. Biul.Inst.toor
in the, gri.LV.L astron.
no . 2 -.120-14.3 163. (:.IIFLA 16-~i)
(Problem o..' two bodies) (Arti-'icial satellites)

VOLKOV, M.S.
Plane peri,-,-dical motions in the problem of two finite. t~odies having
a symmetry plane. Biu-I.Inst.teor.astron. 8 no-4:~99-316 162.
(MIR.A 16:6)
(Problern of two bodios)

VOLKOV, V, V,
MAKSIMOV. F.K.; KOSTROMIN, Ye.P.; VOLKOV. M.V.; KRYUKOV, A.M.; SIABANOV, T.D.
Preparation of concrete mix in a mixing and crushing machine. Hats.
i izobr.predl. v 9troi. no. 75:3-4 05). (MIR& 7:7)
(Concrete)
. . . . . . . . . . 17

VoLKOV,,,M.V.. inzh.
Interesting method of track repair after heaving. Put, I put.
khoz. no.12:5-6 D '59. (mi]RA 13:4)
1. Ilachallnik distantsii g Murmansk.
(Railroads--TracO

- VOIKOV,..M.T._k DVORKIN, A.M.
Prevention and control of agricultural accidents is the chief task
of surgeons employed in the agricultural industry. Khirurgiia 38
no.10t3-6 0 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. TSentralOnyy instituta travmatologii i ortopedii, Moskva.
(AGRICULTURF,ACCIDENTS)

F- VOLKCV, !"'. V.
ADRENAL-GLANDS - TUM'GRS
Adrenocortical turors in children. Fed-latrila no. /,., 1~'52.
Monthlv List of Russian Accessicns, Library of Congress, Decemt~er Unclassified.

TOMOV, N.V.
L-1-1- I ~--- - --
Amputation stumps of extremities in children according to data obtained
by roentgenological examinations. Yest.rent.i red. no.5:61-68 5-0 153-
(KWA 7: 1)
professor
(zavedayushchiy
-
1. Iz kafedry khirargii detakogo vozrasta
S. D. Ternovskiy).
(Amputation stump)

VOLKOV, M.Y., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Application of subperiosteal method of reamputation in children.
Rhirurgiia no.4:33-37 Ap 154. MRA 7:6)
1. Iz kafedry khirargii detskogo vozrasta (zav. prof. S.D.Ter-
novskiy) II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo institl2ta imeni I.V.Stalina
na base detskoy bollnitay imeni N.F.Filatova (glavnyy vrach M.N.
Kalugina)
(AKFUTATION,
*subperioesteal reamputation in child.)

VOLKOV,Mstislav Vasil 'yevich
[Amputation of the extremities in children] Amputatsii konechno-
stei u detei. M,Medgiz, 1955 162 p. (MLRA 8:11)
(AMIPUTATIONS OF ARM) (AMFUUTIONS 07 LIO

TER11OVSKIY, S.D., professor; VOLKOV, M.V., kandidat meditainakikh nauk
Conservative principle in the treatment of severe Injuries of the
extremities and in amputation in children. Ortop.travm.protez..
Moskva no.1:43-48 Ja-F '55. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Iz kafedry detBkoy khirurgil (zav.-prof. S.D. TernovskAy) 2-go
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituts. im. I.V.Stalina.
(AMPUTATION, in various diseases,
extremities inj. t whild, conservative principles)
(EXTREMITIES, wounds and injuries,
surg.,in child.,conservative principles in non-radi-
cal surg. & amputation)
(WOUNDS AND INJURIES.
extremities, surg. in child, conservative principle
in non-radical surg., & amputation)

OWN-
VOLKOV, M.Y., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Conical formations with age on amputation stumps with extremities
In children and their prevention. Ortop.travm. I protez. no.2:
32-37 Mr-Ap 155. (MLRA 8:10)
1. 12 kafedry khirurgii I ortopedii detBkogo vozrasta (Zav.
Prof. S.-D.Ternovskiy) 2-Go Moskovskogo meditsinskogo institute,
im. I.V.Stalina.
(AMPUTATION STUNP
extremities, conical form. in growing child. prev.)
(GROWTH, in infant and child
causing conical form. on amputation stumps of
extremities, prev.)

VOLKOV K.Y., kandidat maditainskikh nauk
Fibrous dysplasia of bones in children. Ortop.. travm. i protez. 17
n0.4:9-13 Jl-Ag '56. (I(LRA 9:12)
1. Iz kafedry khirargii detskogo vozrasta (zav. - prof. S.D.Ternovskiy)
2-go Moskovskogo meditsinskogo Instituts im. I.V.Stalina na baze
detskoy bolluitoy im N.Y.Filatova (glavayy vrach M.N.Kalugina)
OSTBITIS 7IBROSA, in inf. and child)

VO~~~~kand. med. nauk
Clinical aspects and treatment of arthrogryposis in children. Khirurgiia
32 no.10:31-36 0 156 (MIRA 12:7)
l..Iz kafedry khirurgii i ortopedii detskogo vozrasta (zav.- prof. S. D.
Ternovskiy) Il Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni I.Y. Stalina
i detskoy ortopedo-nevrologicheskoy polikliniki (zav. A.V. Uvarova) pri
bolnitse imeni N. F. Filatova.
(JOINTS, dis.
arthrogryposis multiplex, ther.)

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V
-YAGIW .; Veo '~. M.V.; DOIATSKIY. S.Ys.
TSXV, A.Ye 2f0
ZV t~
Sergei Dmitrievich Ternovskii. ortop., travm. i protez. 18 ao.l:
78-79 Ja-JF, '57. (KIRA 10:6)
(TMNOvSKII, SERGEI DMITRIEVIGH. 1896- )

VOIKOV, M.V., dotsent; (MIMRAIAN. A.I.
Imbryonic umbilical hernia. Pedistriia no.11:68-73 N '57. (MM& 11:2)
1. Zz kafedry khirugii detakogo vozrasta (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
MiN SSSR prof. S.D.Ternovskiy) II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo institute
imeni N.f.Firogova na baze Detskoy bollnitsy imeni IT.F.Filatove
(-lavrqy vrach M.N.Kalugins)
(HERNIA)
(UMBILICUS--ABNORMITIES AIM DEFCRHITIES)

POLTSVIA, Yu.K.; VOLKOV,, M.V. (Moskva)
Trip to France; notes of delegates to the Second Internetional
Congress of Physicians. Vop.okh.mat. i det. 3 no.1:88-90 Ja-F '58.
(CAlOWS-PUBLIG IWALTH--GOIIGR==G~; Wlt& 11:2)

VPLKOV# H.V*; PLTRVA, YU.K.
Q~
Second InternationB1 Congress of Pbysicians on the Xffect of Living
and Working Conditions on Health* Top-Pit- 17 no.2:92-95 Kr-Ap 158-
(PUBLIC HEAUM-0011GRNSSES) (MIRA 11:4)

VOLKOV, H.V., dots.
- ClinicalDicture and dIngnosis of osteogenic snrcoma in children.
Ortop.travm. i protez. 19 no&3:23-28 My-Je 158 (MM 11:7)
(SARCORA, OSTEOGENIC. in inf. & child
ding. & clin. Manifest- (RUH))

USSR Human and Aniiu~-l .1-iorphology, llorw--il fend P!,tho-
logic -- Th,; ShiAjton
Abs Jour: Ruf Mur-Biol., No 137 1956, 59930
Author ; Volkov, M. V.
Inst : Not giv,~;n
Titlc~ : Fibrous Dyspl-7~sia of them Bom;s in Childr~;n
Grig Pub: Ortop,;diya, trivuiitol. i Drotr-zir, 1956, No Lr,9-1-3
kkbstr-~ct: Thr,;,.~ out of six childrun with fibrous dysplsif'
(FD) had ondocrim- disturbanc,~.s. I'D Is -M ind~~p~;ri-
dc~nt, cong,.;nital, slowly dt;vuloping, systi.:mic,
dis,-;-isc;, associat,;;d with disturb,;d umbryog~;n,sis
of the bony tissuE, and basod on ~ dysplastic pro-
c~T,ss. Mla~-n FD occurs in thu proximal s~-ctions of
thu tubul-.r or fln-t bonus, th~r,~ art; usu-~lly sol'
Card 1/2

U~33R / Human rmd animal Vlorphology, Norw2l and P,.tho- S-(,-'
logic -- The Sk,-I,.;ton
Zkbs Jour,. R~~f Zliur-.Bio'i'-., "10 13~ 195", 59930
0
tary or num~~rous cysto-Ld foci on on, side-, mad,~
up of t~lmost undiM;r,~ntiatud ostuog,.~njic tissu,
r.nd soraAim,-;s containing piQccs of cartilaq,. Ro-
,ntgcmological ~~xaminntion showcd a thinning of
th~.; bony tissu,; a St xir. of scl,xosis w'-s found
bc;tw~:.i,;n thQ ost-og~-,nic tissuc- and thL huc-lthy bonc.~,
;~trid th,! corticcl lay,.;r had b,;comc,, thinn(.;r. --
I. B. Barabash
C;--rd 2/2

TMOVSKIY, S.D., prof.; VOLKOV, M.V., dotsent
Surgical therapy of osteoblaatoclastoma in children. Ortop.trav-m. J
protez. 20 no.6.-22-27 Je 159. (MM 13:3)
1. Ia kafedry detskoy khirurgii i ortopedii (zaveduyushchiy - prof.
S.D. Ternovskiy) 2-go Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta im. N.I.
Pirogova. 2 Gh~en-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Ternavekly).
ZGIAVT CELL TUMORS, in inf. & child.
surg. (Ras))

VOLKOV, M.V., dotsent; BRZHEZOVSKIY, M.M.
Hemlasms in childhood. Pediatriia 37 no.ll:"-50 11 159.
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Iz kafedry detskoy khirurgii (zavedvVushchiy chlon-korrespondent
AMU SSSR zaaluzhenuyy deyatell nauki RSIFSR prof. S.D. Ternovskiy) II
Hoskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta X.I. Pirogova na baze detskoy
bolluitay imeni N.Y. Filatova (glavnyy vrach M.N. Xalugiua).
(NDOPLASMS in inf. & child.)

TXMVSKIY, S.D., prof.; VOLKOV, K.V., dotsent
Reply to V.N. Shtern and N.L. Madyshes' letter. Ortop.,traym.i
protez. 20 no.12r67 D 159. (KIPA 13:5)
(BONDS--TUMORS) (SETRU, V.N.) (rADYSEENSO, X.L.)

VOLKOV,' M: V:,' (Docent), and MNOVS.KIY, S..D: -(Prof.) -- Moscow
"Principles Underlying Treatment of Bone IA~mors In
Children."
Report submitted for the 27th Congress of Surgeons of the USSR,
Moscow, 23-28 May 1960.

V_OLKOV, M.V.9 dotsent (Moskvap V-49s, ul.Dimitrovap d..40, kv.27)
Chondroblastoma of the-bone. Vest. rent. i rad. 35 no. 2:8-12 Mr-
Ap 160., 01,01RA 14:2)
1. Iz kafedry detakoy khirurgii (zav. - chlon-korrespondent AM
SSSR zasluzhemyy deyatell naukJ, RSFSR prof. S.D. Terriovskiy)
II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo Instituta imeni N.I. Pirogova na
baze Detskoy bollnitsy imeni.,N.-F~ Filatova.
(BOMS-TUMORS)

VOLKOV4 M.V,
Osteoid-osteoma in children and its surgical treatment. Yop.
onk, 6 no, 10:31-39 0 160. . (IUPJ, 14: 1)
(BONES-TIMOB,$)

VWZOV. N.Vo-,, dotsent,
gome problems in the diagnoais and surgical treatment of primary
tumors of the skeleton in ;3hildren. Xhirurglia 36 no.8996-103
Ag 160. 4MA 13 all)
1,, Iz kafedry detsko-v khirurgii G&7. - chlon-korrespondent
AM SSSR prof. S.L. Te.Lnov:3kI'Y) 11 Noskovskogo gosudarst-munogo
meditsinakogo instituta imeni N.I. Pi-rogova.
(BONES-TUMORS)

VOLKOV, M. V., Doc Med Sci -- "Primary tumors and dysplasia
of bones In childhood. (Diagnosis and surgical treatment)* It
Mos, 1961. (Acad Med Sci USSR) (KL, 8-61, 257)
- 4o8 -

VOLKOV, M.V.; SMAEIIOV, B.N.
Diagnoijis of bone xanthomatosis in children. Vop. okh. mat. i
det. 6 no. 5: 86-88 MY 161. (MI-RA 14: 10)
1. Iz kafedry detskoy khlrurgii (zaveduyushchiy - chlen-korrespondent
Al-,24 SSSR prof " S.D.Ternovskiy [deceased] II Moskovskogo med-it sins kogo
instituta imeni N.I.Pirogova i detskoy bollnitsy iheni N.F.Filatova
(glavr.yy vrach L.A.Vorokhobov).
(LIYIDOSIS)

-11-1----3--r7.~ -1 - I ." I'll,-~ - - -,--
VOLKOV, Hsti g lam Yaail!y-evich; SAVELIYEVA, L.A. , red.; PETROVA,
N.K., tekhn. red.
(Primary tumors of the bone in children; their diagmosis and
surgical treatment] Pervichnye opukholi kostei u detei; raspozna-
vanie i khirurgicheskoe lechenie. Moskva, Medgiz, 1962. 264 P.
(MIRk 15:6)
(BOITES--TU14ORS)