SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEKSANDROV, P.S. - ALEKSANDROV, S. N.

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ALEMAYDROV, P. S.
"Topologichekiye Prostranstva"
report Submitted for Symposium on General Topology and its relations to
modern Analysis and Algebra) Prague) 1-8 Sep 61

ALEKSANDROV9 P.S.; FINIKOVI S.P.
Eduard Cech; obituary. Usp. mat. nauk.16 no.l.-119-126 Ja-F
,61. (KYA 14W
(Cech, Eduard, 1893-1960)

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'List ~-,f his public~at4ons (-92e-7959) with 47
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L. A. Lynsternik, A. 11. K:~Imogorov, N. S. L. A. Chudov, Ye.
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ALEKSANDROV ed.; BOLISHEV, L.N., red.; VLADIMIRGV, V.S., red.;
h-UDI-ffAVTSEVIL.D., red.; LEONTTIYEV, A.F., red.; NIKOL?SKrY, S.N.,
red.; POSTNIKOV, M.M., red.; SOILMOTSEV, Ye.D., red.; SHAFAIRZVICH,
I.R., red.; GRIBOVA, M.P.p tekhn. red.
(English-liussian mathematical dictionary]Anglo-russkii slovart ma-
tematicheskikh terminov. Red. kollegiia; P.S.Aleksandrov (predse-
datell) i d;r. Moskva., Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1962. 369 P.
1. Akademiv.a nauk SSSR. Viatematicheskiy institut. (MIRA 15:11)
(English language-Dictionaries-liussian)
(Mathematics--Dictionaries)

AMKSANDROW, Pawel S.J. prof.
On some forms of cooperation of the Polish and Soviet mathematical
schools in the fields of topology and theory of ensemble. Nauka
polska 10 no.6251-56 N-D 162.
1. Czlonek Rzeczywisty Akademii Nauk Zwiazku Socjalistycznych
Republik Radzieckich, Moskwa, i azlonek'-zagraniczny Polskiej
Akademii Nauk, Warszawa.

ALEKSANDROV, F.S.
International symposium on general.topology. Analele mat 16 no-3:
200-202 JI-S 162.
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-.ALEKSANDROV, F.S., 'PONOMIREV, V.I.
Completely regular spaces and their bicompact extensions.
Vest.14osk.un.Ser.l:Mat., mekh. 17 no,2:37-43 Mr-Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:61)
1. Kafedra vysshey geometrii i topologii Moskovskogo universiteta.
(Spaces, Generalized) (Topology)

ALEKSANDROV P R -
International SymposiUm"an General Topology. Wip.mat.nauk 17
no.3:215-220 Yjv_Je 162. (Topology--Congresses) (MIRA 15:12)

AIAKSANDROV, PS., akademik
Intmational eympoisium on general topology. Vest. AN SM 32
no.2s76-79 P 162. .(Topology-Congresses) (MML 13&2)

ALEKSANDROV, P..,S., red.; MARKUSHEVICH, A.I., red.; KHINCHIN, A.Ya.,
r!W.-faeceased]; BOLTYANSKIY, V.G., red.; YAGLOM, I.M., red.;
SHIROKOVA, S.A., red.
(Encyclopedia of e16%6yitary mathematical Entsiklopediia ele-
mentarnoi matematiki. 'Moskva, Fimatgiz. Book 4. [Geometry]
Geometriia. 196). 567 p. (MIRA 17.4)
1. Akademiya pedagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR, Moscow.

ALMANDROW, P.S. (Aleksandroy- (~Kqukwa)
Certain phanomana-of cooperation of Polish and Soviet
mathematics schools in topology and theory of seto. Roaz
viad matem 6 no.2-.175-180 163,

ALEP P's
Andiii Nikolaevich Kolmogorov; on hio 60th birthday. Vast.
Mosk.un.Ser, lt Mat., mekh. 18 no.3:3-6 Yq-Je 163. (MIRA 16:6)
(Kolmogorov, Andrei Nikolaevich, 1913-)

ALEKSANDROVP P.S.; GNEDENKO, B.V.
A.N.Kolmogorov as a teacher. Usp. mat. nawk 18 no-5:115-120 S-0
163. (~nRA 16%12)

AURSImmov, F.S.
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Study of a modal photos taro ograph. Good. i kart. no.6:30-32 A 163.
(MIRA 16: 9)
(Aeri&l photegraimnetry-Equipment and supplies)

ALEKSANDROV, P.S.; PONOMAREV, V.I.
Projective spectra and canonical coverings. Usp. mat. nauk 18
no.5sl25-132 S-0 163. (MIRA 16:12)

ALEKSAIMROV, II.S.; K011,10GOROV, A.N.
Lev Abramovich Tumarkin, 1904- ; on his 60th bii thday. lisp.
mat. nauk 19 no./,:219-221 164.
(MIRL 17: 10)

ALEKSANDROV, P.S.
Rectifying aerial photograpbo on a photostereographo Ge-od. i kart.
no.7:46-48 J1 164- (MIRA 17~-32)

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TITIZ I Some basic trends in general topology
SOURCE: Uspekhl matematicheekikh n6ukp va 19, no* 6j, 19649 3-46
TOPIC TAGS: topology) mathematio space dimension analysis
ABSTRACT:
Academician ALELILkNOROV delivered a lecture at the general meeting
of the mathematics section of the USSR Academy of Sciences, of which this
article is a report. The article ia a resume of work and contributions to
general topology in Euclidean apfices, applications of homological and cohomolo--
gical methods in algebraic topology, a theory of topological spaces, and
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ALEKSANDROV, P.S~
Some fundamental trendo In general topology. Usp. mat. nauk 19
no.6:-5-46 'N-D 164 (MIRA 18:2)

AUWANDPOV, P.S.
Opening address delivered at the grand meeting cif the Moscow
Mathem,qtical Society on October 20, 1964. Usp. mat. nauk 20
no-3:4-9 MY-Je 165. (MIRA 18:6)

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AU77IOR: ,Aleksandrov, P. So (Academician) 9
ORG: Moscow State University im, IM, V, Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gosudarstvonrW
univarsitot)
TITIL. Ponomarev's theor7 of absolutes of topological spaces
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, ve 161, no. 2, 1965P 263-266
TOPIC TAGS: topology, matI18matics
AriSTRACT: V. Ponomarev , defined the absolute of a paracompELctum as- the-,limit
of a zero'dimensional projection spectrum - the "complete.weakening" of the
maximal spectrum of the given paracompactum. The purpose of the present article
is to give a direct definition of a class of so-called "absolute" zero-dimensional,
spectra which is broad enough to take in all PONOMAREV absolutes as the limit
spaces of the spectra that onter into the class. A zero-dimensional projection
spectrum S = lalj C-zl "' is said to be absolute if it meets the following cond-
itions: 1) the Bpect S is complete; 2) it has no ordinal strengthening differ-
ent from it; 3) it does not have equivalent indices; 4) it is not the subspeetrum
.of any spectrum different from it which meets the first three conditions.
Two theorems are given. Theorem 1: If space X0 is the absolute of some para-
co:~pactum X (and, hence, its own.proper absolute),.it is the space of a certain
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i(ana unique) absolute spectrum* Theorem 2: Space So of an absolute spectrum
SO a., 6~L,114` ) is its own proper absolute (a completely regular space). It
is noted that all paracompacta are the spaces of spectra resulting from the
~strengthening (in PONOWMVIs sence) of absolute spectra. However, the strength-~
.ening of absolute spectra may also result in spectra whose spaces are not
-Hausdorff Ti-spaces. The author notestbatit -would be interesting to find out
what kind of spaces these are. Orige' art* has: 1 formla- jkl~sf
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grains. Elimination of the maximum- of molybdenum at 1200C and of tungsten at 1700C
is explained by coincidence of the first and second relaxation processes. The relaxation
activation energy of tungsten was 115 Cal/g-atom at 1400C and 153 Cal/g-atom at
1950C; for molybdenum, the values were 87 Cal/g-atom at 1000C and 118 Cal/g-atom at
1450C. These values are close to the recrys tall ization activation energy. Internal
friction was measured in recrystallized tungsten samples after cooling to 100C (from
2400C). However, quantitative measurements could not be made due to the high
mobility of vacancies. The dislocation density was determined in tungsten by the level
of internal friction, using X-rays. The logarithmic curves of internEd friction depending
on the logarithm of time for tungsten show two stages of stress relaxation at 600-900C,
while at 1100-2000C there are three stages. When annealing is performed above
1600C the first change in internal friction is not detected due to a sharp increase in the
vacancy shifting rate. As the temperature increases, the process of dislocation shifting
becomes more intense, increasing the total relaxation process activation energy.
Comparison of the obtained data with earlier publications shows that at temperatures
from 500 to 900C streRs relaxation is first caused by shifting of doubie and larger
accumulations of vacancies, then by shifting of individual vacancies and some
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AIZKSIITMOV, P. V.
USSR/Biolo&v
Plants
Parasites
Nov/Dec h8
"The Problem of Ep7ptian 'Broom Rape (Orobanche Aegyptiaca Pers.), Parasitic on Weedlike
Plants of Turkmen SSR." V. V. Nikitin, M. A. Andreyev, P. V. Aleksandrov
Turkmen Affiliate, Aced Sci USSR, Ashkhabad, 3 PP
"Botan Zhur" Vol XXXIII, No 6
Egyptian broom rape has been spreading widely in Turkmen SSR recently, particularly in
the Ashkhabad rerion, and. has become one of the most prevalent and harmful parasites of
melon and garden crops. Lists weedlike plants which Eguptlan broom rape attacks. Notes
that cultimated crops we much more susceptible to ita ravages than are wedy plants of the
same family. Submitted 20 Nov 47.
58/49T11

- ILWAWOfff- RV,; MOROZMDV, B.G.
A more precise reduction of horizontal parallaxes to suit the
dentral Scientific Research List'itute of Geodesy, Aerial Photo-
graphy and Cartography. Sbor.st.po geo&.no.li72-75 151.
(Parallax) (Aerial photogrammetry) (MIRA 9:7)

ALUSANDROV, P.V., kand.takhn.nauk
%WmAf
Using reinforced concrete longitudinal ties in France. Biul.
stroi. tekh. 15 n0-8:32-33 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
(France-Railroads-Tios, Concrete)

AIRKSANDROV, P.V, .
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Prevontion of PuDpuration of postoperativo wounds in various forms
of noute aTmendleitic, lghlrurgtia 34 no,4:47-49 AP'58 (MIRA llt7)
(iPPRIPIX. surgery
postop.wound eirppuratlon, prov, (Rus))

ALBEISANMV, P.V.; LEPEXHIN, N.M.
Perforating thoracoabdominEtl gunshot wound. Khirurgiia, Moskva 34
no.11:1~3 N 158, (~DRA 12:1)
(GUNSHOT WOUNDS )

I ALMSANDROV, P.V.,",nd.tekhn.uaUk
-------------
Assembling an air-supported steel dome. Mont. i opets.rab.v stroi
22 no.1101-32 N160. (MIRA 13:10)
(United States--Domes)

AUKSANDROV. P.V.
Air-filled structural elements. From. stroi. 39 no.4:56-61 161.
(MIRA 14:6)
(Building,, Plastic)

ALEKSANDROV P V Wtan meditsinskoy sluzhby
Prevention of postoperative complications in various forms of
appendicitic. Voen.-med.zhur. no.9!77 S 161. (MIRA 15-10)
(APPENDICITIS)

on the adfivnion of rvin-
torAr-ement- and bIJUL-4, pl, -ld IDfi the !;trength V! 1-3
blilliling mi2. I- I.- Al k-:~'r-

KUNTSIVICH, O.T.; ALUSANDROV, P.Ya.; RATINOV, V.B.; ROSINEM , T.I.;
130GAUTDIN6V-A7G--.'6-.""---
Theory of setting of gypsum cements. Dokl.AN SSSR 104 no.4:587-
588 0 !55. (MLRA 9:2)
1.Vaemayusayy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut zhalesobsteanykh
isidelly t nerudaM materialey i Leningradskiy institut insheas-
rev zholosmodoroshnogo transport& Imeni V.N.Obrazteova. Prodsta-
vleno akademikem P.A.Rabinderem.
(Gypsum)

S OY/124-57-9-11132
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 9, p 173 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Kuntsevich, 0. V., Aleksandrov P. Ye
TITLE: The Effect of the Dissolution of the Cement Component of a Concrete
by Running Water oh the Freezing Stability of the Concrete ( Vtiyaniye
rastvoreniya tsementnogo kamnya protochnymi vodami na morozostoy-
kost' betona)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: 15-ya nauchn. konferentsiya Leningr, inzh.-stroit in-ta.
Leningrad, 1957, pp 427-428
ABSTRACT- Bibliographic entry
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SATALKIN, A.V., prof.; RMSEVICH, O.V., dote.; ATJMSANDROV, P.Ye.,,inzh.;
SOKOWVSKIT, V.T., inzh.
Using bigh-strengtb lime-quartz materials in subwsy con-
struction. Tranap.stroi. 9 no.2:43-45 F 159- (MIRA 12:5)
(Leningisd--Subways) (Silicatee)

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Fl, 1 ~ 1,; 1- ~.; 1 ~ ~~- n! , ".-, I-,' '..- . S" - . -1 -;-
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(Cn!~;~- - -, p 9 " I''. ~ -- z ! ~ ", ; ~ . ; -.- . . .

_~LUWPRQV,__F-rYev~,inzh.; KUNTSEVICH, 0,,V., kand6t&khn-.nauky dotsent
The problem of corrosion of the reinforcement in concrete with
additions of salt. Sbor. trud. LTIZHT no.174tl77-184 160.
(Concrete reinforcement--Corrosion) (MIRA 15:11)

KUNTSEVICH, O.V.J. kand.tekhn.nauky dotsent; A;~SMD~ROV, P.Ye.p inah.
The effect of surface-active substances on cement stone, mortar
and concrete. Sbor. trud. LIIZRT no.174:185-200 160. (HIRL 15211)
(Surface-active agents)
(Frost resistant concrete)

RUNMEVICH, Q.4.; AT.E A * -Ye.
-
~Effect of ths~'oomposition qf concrete An itp resistance t,
krost4,r. 8~ii. trude LIIZHT ~*.9192;91-109 162's (NIRA 16'z9)

ALEKSANDROV, R.G.; BARBASHINA9 79 G - BASIKOv K.P.1 VARTANIYAN, A.S. ; VASILEV-
GIAGOIEVAI L.A:,- YdININ, N.P. p prof. p doktor t9khn. naukj
XONSTANT.INOV9 L.S.,- KOROTWV, A.I.,- IX~NICWKO., V.L.; PARFILOV, Ye.A.j
TRUAITSYNq N.A.; TUCHKMCH0- N.M*j FADEMv A.D.; FOK09 G.F.; MARTENS9
S.Lop inzh.p red.j'SO'KOLOVA9 T.F.9 tekbn. red.
(Steel casting; foipdrymen's hwidbook] Stallnoe litle; spravoobnik
dUa masterov litbinogo proizvodstva. Mosk7a, Gos. nauchno-tekbn. izd-
vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1961* 887 p (MIRA 14:8)
(Founding;

ALEKSANDROV, S., inzboner.
-4jrA -
How to determine and control the play of radial bearings of a
compressor crankshaft. Mias. ind. SSSR 27 no.4:53 '56.
(MLRA 9:10)
(compressors)

ALEKS-WROV, S.
Water-proofing
Impermeable ashes. Mol. kolkh. 19 No. 8, 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress Cetober 1952 UNCLPV13IFIED

GUROV,. S.; ALXMNMOY, A.; TUKCHU, R. (MInsk); IDILYSTOY, I.;
XUN'YNV, I.; AUMS&NMOV, S.; GIRUTSKAYA, A.; EURUMOV, G. (Baku)
C---L-~
Letters to the editors. Sov.profsoiuzy 16 110-10:50-54
16o.
(KERA 13:6)
1. Zamestitell predsedatelys. zavkom I)neprodz,Brzhinakogo
metallurgicheskogo savoda imeni Dzerzhinskogo (for Gurov).
2. Daystvitelinyy chlen Voesoyuznogo geografi-rheskr)go
obBhchestva pri AN SSSR (for Tunlyev)- 3. Tekbnicheskiy
inspektor 3stonskogo soveta profsoyuzov, Tallinn (for
Girutsks;ya).
(Efficiency, Industrial) (labor and 1%boring classes)

ALEKSANDROV, S.
~_ -__ ...
Those who make flights possible. Tyl i snab. Sov. Voor. SU . 21
no-8:69-71 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:12)
(Airplanes, Military--Maintenance and repair)

ALMSANDROV, S.
--- ml
Beacon lights in the Dnepropetrovsk,region. Ckhr. tfuda ilots.
I
strakh. 5 no.90-6 3 162. NRA 160)
(Dneprope;trovsk-Tires, Rubber)

ALEKSANDRQV,--S.
From border to border. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. no./+:24-25
Ap 16% (MIRA 16:4)
(Ufa-Petroleum industry-Hygienic aspects)

ALEKSANDkWI S,
Ohe out of 66 millions. Qkhr. truda i sots. strakb. 6 no.3:13
Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Gurlyev-Industrial hygiene)

AMUAIMROV. S.A.
~, -
Role of the twist on itself as a twisting and centrifugal mechanism
in cocoon reeling. Taket.prom. 16 no-7:11-15 Jl '56.(KIJU 9:8)
(Reels (Textile-machinery))

AlSKSANDROY, S.A.
Geometz7 of raw silk thrend. Izv.vys.ucbeb. znv.; tekh.tekst.prom.
no.2:52-55 158. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Sredneazistskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Silk thread)

KHODGHINKO, Isonid Pavlovich; RUBUKHA, Nikolay Ivanovich; ALWSAMMY, S.A,,,
otvetstvaiaVy za vypusk. . -
I*PParatus for measuring Unear deformations; informational report]
Pribor dlia ismereidis, lineiuykh deformateii; informatsionnoe
sodbahchente. Xiev, 1958. 6 p, (MIRA 11:10)
(Deformations (Mechanics)) (Measuring instruments)

ALEKSANDROV, S. A.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Study of the mechanism of intertwining
Lperevivk,a7 in the process of forming complex raw silk thread."
Tashkent, 1961. 15 PP; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Spe-
cialist Education RSFSR, Moscow Textile Inst); 200 copies; price
not given; (KL-- 7-61 sup, 231)

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iAMOR: Kundzin, A.P.; Aleksandrov S ,B.; ZakisjYu.R,
ORG: none
TITLE: Concerning the mechanism of clectyoluminesconce of thin cadmium sulfide films
/Report, Fourteenth All-Union Conference on Luminescence (Crystal Phosphors) held at
Kiga, 16-23 Sopt. 19657
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Soriya-fizichoskayn, v. 3.0, no.9, 1966, 1509-1510
TOPIC TAGS: electroluminescence, cadmium sulfide, semiconducting film, photo emf
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the electroluminescence of 1 mm2 "sandwich"
structures consisting of the following elements successively vacuum deposited onto
glass substrates: a semitransparent gold film electrode; an approximately I micron
thick film of cadmium sulfide into which no particular activator impurity had been
introduced, and a 200 micron thick indium film electrode. The indium-phosphor contacts
was practically ohmic, but rectification was found to take place at the gold-phosphor
contact. The temperature dependence of the current-voltage characteristic revealed
the pr&sence of a 0.6-0.7 eV Schottky barrier. The current-voltage characteristics
had approximately the same shape at 90 0H as at room temperature, but the currents
were some four orders of:_m2gnitude smaller at the lower temperature. The rapid rise
of the current in the forward direction (with the gold positive) set in at a potentials

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somewhat below 1 V. The electroluminescence threshold, potential was somewhat higher
than 1 V, and the luminescence brightness increased very rapidly with increasing
Yoltage. The luminescence spectrum showed a broad band in the 600-700 uq.L region and I
a'veak edge emission band. Photo-emf's (with the Cold electrode Dositive) reaching
0.45 V at room temperature wore observed. The photo-emf excitation curve had a peak
at 620 ul-i and in the 500-400 r4i region it was rising monotonically with increasing
photon energy. It is concluded that the low-voltage stationary electroluminescence
of the investigated systems in a do field is due to double injection of carriers,i.e.,
to the 'simultaneous injection of electrons and holes. The authors thank Yu.R.Berkovic]
for measuring the height of the barrier and V,L.Shtey~berg for determining the,photo-ei
excitation curve. Orig. art. has: I figure.
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N. 1. (Candidate or Technical Sciences), and
llt~~ Aleksalnlrov# 3. F. (Engineers)
TXTIEs Smelting High-Quality Open-Hearth Steele Using
Moderate &M High-Sulrur-Content Mizut
FMODICALt Stall, 1960, Nr 1, PP 36-39 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt This Is a report concerning the experience of sub-
atituting blast furnace gas In open-hearth process by
the coolparatively cheap hlgh-aulrur-content clatut
(Russian petroleum residue used an fuel oll)of
Ural-Volga origin. It was established that the
successful combustiqn or hlgh-eulrur~corltent mazut
requires conditions assisting the transition of the
sulfur of the fuel Into sulfurous anhydride (which Is
*on ld rebly more stable than :~3' CS . and COS)
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ALEKSANI)POVp S.A.; KLENOV, V.B.; RAYZER, Yu.P.
Studying the hydrodynamic characteristics of bobbins as radial
filters. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tekh. teks, prow. no.6:105-110
165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Odesskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni M.V. Lomonosova.
Submitted September 20, 1965,

AIEYSANDROV, S.A., karid. tekbn. nauk
s
Sorme problems of the yarn ballooning process. Tekst. prom. 25
no.12:28-31 D 165. (14IVi. 19: 1)
1. Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy mekhaniki i mekhanicheskoy tekhnologii
voloknistykh materialov Odesskogo teklinologicheskogo instituta
imeni M.V. Lomonosova.

KOKAREV, N.I.; KAPICHEV, A.G.; XITAYEVY B.I.; SENEIENKO, P.P.;
.AIZKSAIM90V ..S.F*-; Popov) Ye4$.
Use of compressed air for the'acceleration of therLa
processes in open-hearth Ilurnaces. Trudy Inst. met. i
obog. AN Kazakh. SSR 5:349-154 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Uraltskiy politekhnicheskiy institut i Metallurgicheskiy
kombinat im..;A.K. Serove.
(Open-hearth furnaces) (Heat--Transmission)

ALRKSAIMROV, S. G.
onstruction nf tho Kamensk Pilot Station. first nPodzeD7gaz"
installation an the Don. Podzem. gaz. ugl. no-3:3-8 158.
(Mak 11:10)
1. Kannnnkaya opytnn-promVmhlennaya stantsiya "Podzemgaz.11
(Donato Basin--Coal gasification, Undergraound)

29(0) PHASE I Bil-~OX EX?LOITATJON SOV/2189
I.-eksandrov, S. G., and R. Ye. Fedorov
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Sovetskiye sputniki i kosmicheskaya raketa (Soviet Sputniks and the
Space Rocket) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1959. 231 P. (Series:
Akademiya nauk S&S:7. Nauchno-populyarnaya seriya) Errata slip
inserted. 10,000 copies T)rInted.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk _~-'SSR- Redkollegiya nauchno-
populyarnoy literatury.
-ds.: V. 1. Kravtsov, and T. K. Mikhaylov; Ed. of Publishing House:
N. B. Prokoflyeva; Tech. IEd.: T. P. Polenova.
PURPOSE: This book Is intendedto acquaint the general reader with basic
problems in the construction of artificial earth satellites and space rockets.
COVERAGE: Detailed information is.fiven on the Soviet artificial
satellites, on the results of s entific investigations performed
with them and their significance in the solution of problems of
interplanetary flight. The authors describe methods of scientific
experimentation in the ugper layers of the atmosphere and in cosmic
space. In writing this ook the authors used materials published
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.Soviet Sputnilks (Cont.)
SOV/ei69
of tracking-out satellites into orbit are of fundamental importance
and are illustrated by means of basic motion equations of multistage
probes. The relationship between parameters and number of stages,
and the ratio of weights are presented. Major problems associated
with interplanetary flights, satellite structure and instrumentation
are discussed in this chapter including energy sources, scaling,
meteorite hazards, cosmic rays,etc. Chapter, 2 deals with methods
of scientific investigation of the upper atmosphere and inter-
planetary space. Operation of scientific equipment Installed in
sputniks is covered. Measurement of pressure, density, temperature,
and composition of the upper atmosphere are included in the
discussion and the concentration of positive ions and otiier items
shown in the table of contents are described. Sketches, diagramcj,
block diagrams and photos of instruments accompany the text.
Chapter 3 describes the first, second, and third sputniks and their
equipment. Some information on the radio transmitter "Mayak"
installed in the third sputnik is given. The orbits of the sputniks
and radio-optical observations are described. Photographs of the
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following equipment are included:
1. AstrcnoThioal tube AT-1
2. MagnaDic manometer
3. Ionization manometer
4. Apparatus for measuring positive ion concentration
5. Magnetometer
6. Electrostatic fluxmeter
?. Apparatus for registration of meteorite shock
8. Equipment for measuring cosmic ray intensity
9. Equipment for measuring the number of heavy nuclei in
cosmic radiation
10. Apparatus for investigation of solar corpuscu---ar radiation.
Chapter 4 reproduces in its entirety the material printed in "Pravda"
on January 12, 1959 describing the Soviet cosmic multistage rocket
launched toward the moon on January 2, 1959. There are 18
references; 10 Soviet, 6 translations into Russian, and 2 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
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in periodicals and in scientific and technical literature. The
subject matter is presented In semitechnical form and does not
present informational advances beyond similar data already publicized
in Soviet and American publications. The mathematical tools
necessary for explaininfr certain problems are given in the appendixes
at the end of t.he book. In the preface the authors review 15oviet
scientific achievements in the field of space probes and give general
data (weight, payload, time, distances, etc.) on the three sputniks
and the space rocket launched toward the moon on January 2, 1959.
These data have previously appeared in the periodical press. The
authors glorify the Soviet communist government fox, the progress
made by Soviet technology and ironically mention the unsuccess!'u'l
American attempt to launch a moon probe. Chapter 1 gives the IaWs
of motion of artificial satellites and describes satellites as
bodies moving on an orbit around the Earth in accordance with the
laws of celestial mechanics. Variation of velocity in an
elliptical orbit and orbital elements are defined. Resistance of
the upper atmosphere is said to cause secular variations in the
shape of orbit. Ablateness of the earth's gravitational field
causes perturbations of the orbit which are basically precessional
motions of the orbit. Determination of projections of the
satellite's track on the Earth are thoroughly discussed. Problems
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ALEKSAINIDROV, S. G.
Soviet Satellites and Cosmic
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,
Vi .9 245 p. illus., diagrs.,
Translated from the original
Moscow, 1959.
Bibliog-tapby, P. 241-2112.
Rocket, E~r S.G. Aleksandrov and R. Ye. Fedorov.
Techincal Information Center 1960.
graphs, tables. (MCL -418/~~
Russian: Sovetskiye Sputniki I Kosmicheskaya Raketa,

AIRK XIDROV, S.G.; F1jDOROVp R.Ye.; OAVTSOVj V.I., otv. -red.; MIKHAYL-OV,, T.K.p
51-v.--r-e-d'.; MOKOFIYEVAp N.B.t red."izd-va; POIENOVA, T.P.p tekhn,
red6; GUSEVA, A.P.g tekhn. red.
[Soviet satellites and spaceships] Sovetskie sputniki i kosmiche-
skie korabli. Izd.2.1 dop, i perer, Moskva# Izd--vo Akad, nauk
SSSR9 1961. 439 P. (MnU 14:8)
(Artificial "llites) (Spaceships)

MASE I BOOK EXPLOMWEXON SOV/5807
Aleksandrar, S. 0.1 and R, Ye. Fedorov
Sovetakiye sputni)d i kowdcheskiye korabu (Soviet SatAllites and SpacesUpil)
2d. ed.,, enl. and rev, Noscowp Izd-yo AN SSSRp 1961.- 439 p. (Series:
Uadeziya nank SM. Navachno-populyarnaya seriya) Errata slip inserted&
30,000 copies printed,
Reap, Edo*; V, I. Kravtsov. and Te K, Nikhaylov; Edo of Pablishin
,g Rome t
N, B. Prokof"yeva; Tech. Sds.t T. P. Polenove, ezd A, Po Quava,*
PtWDSE: This book is intended for the general reader interested in the acldevv-
louts of Soviet science and technology in the relis.1a of, iocketryp artificial
satellites., and space fli&t.
COVIRANt The most'iMortant concepts and facts about ijace flight apparatum azA
problems'of *We flight an discussed. Methods for conducting scientific in-
vestigations of the upper atmosphere &~d in space and the results of these
vas drawn frok
investigations are inclided, Xaterial for the boas
and from scientific and technical journals and yeriodicals.
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S/044/61/000/010/047/051
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, S.I. C11-1/C222
TITLEs On an approximate method of multiple integration
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Matematika, no. 10, 1961, 45,
abstract 10 V 264. ("Uch. zap. Glazov3k. gos. ped. in-t",
1959, vyp. 6, 3 - 11)
TEXT: With the weight p(X,Y) = 1 on the square (-1, 1 ; -1, 1) the
author orthogonalizes the sequence of linearly independent functions
of two variables I(X-Y)n (n ~ 0,1,2,...), and obtains the sequence of
orthogonal polyno~hials
n k
Pn(x,y) Z Pk(x-y)
k-o
where pk are coefficients. The mentioned square is intersected by n
straight lines x-y = b i (i . 1,2,.*.,n) (the author calls them "root
lines") so that
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On an approximate method of multiple ... C111/C222
P11(y + big Y) 7 0 .
It in asserted that all "root lines" of the polynomial P n are real and
simple and that neighboring polynomials have no common root lines. For
the lunction f(x,y) continuous in the given square the author construct..
the interpolation function
n
L(x, Y) = z f(y + b k9 Y )I k(X - Y)
k=1
where
(x-y-b 1) ... (x-y-b k- 1)(x-y-b k+1 )...(x-y-b n)
k(x-y~) (b b 7-.,.(b b )(b .(bl,-b
k- 1 k- k-1 k-bk+l)'- n)
so that it holds
L(y+bi, y) = f(y+bi, y) (i = 1,2,..., n)
The interpolation formula of La.-ranfe for an r, tf-mes continuously
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321ir.,].
S/04 61/000/010/047/051
C111YC222
differentiable function f(xvy) on the rectangle (-2, 2 ; -1, 1)
f(x,y) = L(X,y) + Rn v
f (11) ( ~,Y)
IR X - A~ (- 2 < 2)
n ni Mn n!
(M max If(n)(x,y)l
n x
is used for the approximate multiple integration the equality sign
valid if f(x,y) is a polynomial of degree -4 n - 1 with respect to x and
y. An example is solved.
[Abstracter's note % Complete translation.]
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ALEKSAIM.RDV, , Sj.
AntifrIction ball bushings. Stan.i instr. 30 no-3:23 Mr '59.
OGRA 12:3)
(Ball bearings)

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5"'. ()-"2/611'027/003/016/025
B-!O-:/'B203
and Yellmov, A, V~
AUTHORS: R~tzov, 7, A- -,',IE,ksanrI-c;v, 3, T,,,
TITLL: Chara-~tar of the size effect.
PERIODICAL: Zavod3kayiq laboratoriya, v. 2',7, no, % 1961, 323-326
TEXT. The authDrs mention. th,~ explanation of the size effect on the
basis of' the ~,tatist-,"Lcai dis~,ribution of deL-eQt3 in the mdterial, and on
the basis .J the (-nergetio theory explains the size effect by the
influence oxerted by th- Plasticity energy accumulated in the leaded
system on the do5truction Tn a previ,:,,.ia paper, they studied the
on 'he 'init :;f plasticity a' the
irifl,ience of the elait4,;! ty energv .1 - I I
beginning and 'he end of des-kru-,ti= :,f sFecimens of different sizas.
The results given in corfi;-n the r3nergetic explanation of the
bize efftzt, The fac-.cr, howo-!E~r, also play5 a certain role,
The folllwing exper-imenta 1yere. made to confirm the energetic theory:
Flat sppcimen~ with th,- -iross 6eot,-'Ji 6 . 7~0 mm. length 4 m, were
prcvIded 1%7~ t1i a central not~.,h, and tD a tens--le test Fig, 2
shows that the tenG:~-n M, wha-ch corre3p,--~iilz t-i the :)rmatlon of the
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Chq~3ct-er cf tile -341ze- efft:,-, s/o 5216 1/027/00 3/016/025
11ICI/B203
pzimary razk in ~he n:-,tch rv-.~t. d,~mnenzl or', thp. lenglh of specimen.
On the- other h~jnd, i.hc- k X C, U :,:7 1 f, a COMD
1: late destructim
of the specimen -,v~tls tht.- length ---.f spi~a3.meri. The experiment .13
were ,made with AM,519 (AMg"!) a!loy, S.1m,"ar r(,-sul1k:3 were obtained with
st e c-' . C7mtrary t nD, ;Ln bly F, ':r* dman and T, A, Vol odina
(Ref . 7. ly I!,' ~'~SSVJ, t~5, ~'9,17)', the high sensitiveness of
hi Ch I ,, E: ol ~~ I to n,~t-hes nb,-3-,v,~i by researchers is
expl!dned by the high ab3olii*~e t-r--j)c-r-a:y rc-sigtance and the high stock
t i ~1 C,f kh; -1 & d 9 Y = t em - r. -
PbSLfa,~+erls not4: The
statemipnts niad%~ by F,- arjj Vc~! re nct ei-,ianl
further, the
fiuth-,---,rs diii-.,ien data found by I , 14 Royt-man and Ya, B. Fridman
(R,if,- 8: met;)d 1si*jyta-n,.y% metallov, M., Oborongiz
(19;10)) for tile depandc-11---c- of Temporti-ry r~~sli;tan,;e and real resistance
on !~,ize on 'tie ba,%!E-- C)f 'he i~nergeiic md explain the data found
by B-, B, Chechu'lin (Ref. I ')~ S";,. llaz? tall uved,~niyell, 3, Sudp.-omgiz, 158,
(1959)).. which contradict the Pnerg--Aic theory, wiTh experimental errors.
In conniusion, it is otated that the energetic factor of the size effect
plays the majc~r part, wherpaa the s-Latiatifal factor plays an inferior
part. The following is ouggeited t-~~ dot-t-,.rujine tho aensltivenesa of
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B101/B203
'material to the size effect: bending test of specimens 5 - 5 27.5 mm and
20 - 20 -~110 mm, notch Q-of 1.5 and 6 mm, respectively, and comparison
of th'e.limit of plasticity, of.the deformation curve in tough fracture,
or pf,the strength in brittle-fracture. Ye. M. Shevandin, 1. L.
Shimelevich, V. V.'.Lavrov, G. M. Bartenev, and L. P. Tsepkov are mentioned.
There are 3 figures and 11 references: 9 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc.
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ACCESSION -IM.- AT5017712 uRi 10606/6~5/0
AUMORS t Alekeand
h- ~b,
TITLE: ~Evaluatioji of t1te streq~th reserve of welded /ptnictures imder conditimis of
trannition froraAbe ductile to:the:brittle
SOR- CE: _~AX_-UkrSSR, Irisl,,I-tut--di-ektt-os:var,k,i't' Pi-oyektriovaniye ova:m.ykh konsta-uktaii
eziaa of welded sti-actures), Kiev~ Naukom (iumka, 1~C5, 395-
TOPIC TAGS crack -Dromliqk~f brittle state -steel fracture,utresm load,
temperature effect, tensile streasi, welded struoture/ )MG 5~LO LeLsioli ch~np, 5~t 4
dead melt steel,~~
-studied-to'determ-ine the effect of temperatlxre
ABSTRACT: Five: types of,-:st:p,&1'werq.
_t ev
~anu, u le la!3 1.o
--b energy. m~-xgi~ on--, -ha, I _91,~:~of ~_th_e. averap stres, es respoiwible. for.
-L -t And prod guti ~of --fissures-_ i -the r gion 0, rittle
ia -!on n e ittle and oemib
the in~ pa, gn f br
fail.wMA3, Tb-,? rallatimnship of t1w ultinate stre*ses to tho temperature wau
a 0 t ex-mim, d tliti r, tr oi vg Uh im ertre - 6 t ~ We Ids d a trua tur o E, in V ranuitl on fri)ra tbe dtiz t U_,,
-to the bri eev~luo._ted~ ~nd a nothod for elosigning .d ratruct~
it;
Ip~iopnsed.. The Aeoto o oiitatvd. Working condItiona. A hole was drilUd
i0hoij Appr
opanter of e wide Plaile# vmd AA-Ir-M 0-i'l; staxting at thio bole and termi-nating' irs7
f th -ter rL
L shcaxp edga wau out aorues oae goiLrtb- oA e opecim-on width. Lf ~,movblg. the, i

4W(t,)/M/EWP(k) IJP(C
SOURCE CODE: uR/oi!,,7/6Q
AUTHORS: Aleksandrovp S. Is; Rs~;ovp I~ A*
TITLE: Estimation of the safety factox4f weldediconstruction under conditions of B
transition from the visooms to the brittle state
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abe. 9E35
REF SOURCE: Sb. Proyektir. ovarn. konstruktaiv. Kiyev, Nauk. dumkas 1965# 393-401
TOPIC TAGS: ~steel, sheet metal, metal test / St 4 ateelp SKhL-4 steel
ABSTRACT: The critical brittleness temperature of steels A~ALand SKhL-4,was
determined on large plates having interior notches of limited sharpness. The amount
~f fibers at the break served as the mehouring criterion. The level of stresses at
which brittle cracks are propagated in plate constructions at temperatures lower thazi
the critical brittleness temperature is: for St 4 and SKhL-4 for 10-20 mm thick
sheets - 0.25--0-30 a- a rospectively and does not depend on further decreases in
temperature and change in the magnitude of the stored elastic energy. Increasing the
sheet thickness and stored elastic energy leads to a displacement of the curve for
dependence of rupturing stresses an the temperature to higher %dmperatures. At
temperatures equal to and higher than the critical 1EIttlenesel'temperaturep cracks rwN
rop~!qt2 in sheet c struotions at stresses equal to 0.9 Cr 9. X. Frolova. ela-
~,Lio .7 7n
n 0 bstrao
UDC: 621-791-001-4

ALEKS QV Z4vjj0A ch
AV~ _ yj-qpptaatt~~ov ~,,AT~zh.; LIFSHITS, Yu-liya
Lazarevna, i-nzh.; "L, Grigoriy Alaksandrovich,, inzh.;
IGIEYNDLIN, A.A., nauchn. red.; TELRIGATER, L.A,j red.
(Advanced methods of prefabrication and assembly of large
panel buildings] Peredovye metody zavodskoE,,o izgotovleniia
i montazha krupnopanellwjkh zdanil. Moskva, Vysshaia shko-
Ia. 1965. 65 p. (MIRA 18:7)

usiura is jr~grfwt 13rAVjrh-,LIVSHITS, Ya.L., red.; ATROSHCHENEO,
lj,Ie,, tekhn.red,,
(Fifteenth anniversary of the Bulgarian People's Republic]
15 let Narodnoi Reepubliki Bolgarii. Moekva, Izd-vo "Znanie,l
1959. 30 P. (Vaesoiuznoe obahchestvo po rasprostrananiiu
politicheakikh i nauchnvkh znanii. Ser.7. Mezhdune.rodnaia,
no.19) (MIRA 12:9)
(Bulgaria--Economic conditions)
(Bulgaria--Politics and government)

BROVKIN, A.A._LjAT,,I~AN~~qyj_ I.; NEKRASOV, I.Yn.
X-ray analysis of minerals in the ludwigite-vonsenite series.
Rent.min.syr. no.3:16-34 163- \1 (MIRA 17:4)
1. Yakutskiy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.

ALEKSANDROVO S.M.
Abrasion arcs of Sakhalin Island. Vest. Mosko Ung Ser 5:Geogs
19 no.6s40-44 N-D 263. (MRA 16:11)
1. Kafedra geomorfolcogii Moskovskogo universiteta.

AIE BATOROV, S.M.
All-Union Conference on the Geochemistry of Supergenesis.-Iec~-
khimiia no.5:633 My 165. (m_T~A 1-g:9)%

ALEKSANDROV. S.M.
Role of geological structure Rnd recent tectonich in the relief
formation of the West-Sakhalin Mountains in southern Sakhalin.
Vest.Mosk. un. Ser. 5: Geog. 17 nc.2:55-60 Mr-Ap~- 162.
OURA 15:5)
1. Kafedra geoniorfologii Moskovskogo universiteta.
Cklest-Sakhalin Mountains--Geomorphology)

30), 14(5) SOV/7-59-2-12/14
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, S. Me
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TITLE: Geochemical Peculiarities of Secondary Changes in Ludwigite
Ores (Geokhimicheskiye osobennosti vtorichnykh izmeneniy
lyudvigitovykh rud)
PERIODICAL: Geokhimiya, 1959, Nr 2, PP 171-177 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An investigation was made of the magnesium-iron-borate deposit
Zheleznyy Kryazh in East Zabaykallye. Ludwigite is strongly
ascharitized under endogenous conditions; tho pseudomorphs
consist of a fine-grained set of aacharite, magnetite, and
some hematite (Figs 1, 2). Ascharite and magnetite are pro-
duced from sulfidic ludwigite ores (Figs 3, it). During the
hydrothermal process ascharite is replaced by antigorite
serpentine, magnesium chlorite of the leuchtenbergite type,
brucite, and calcite, while boron is removed. Ludmigite and
asbharite ores are not stable in the oxidation zone, and
ferric hydroxide and calcite are formed.~Boron is absorbed
by ferric hydroxides (Table 2). An analysis of ludwigite
(Table 1) was carried out by He No Deryuginag the determina-
tion of the boron content of ferric hydroxide (Table 2) was
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SOV/7-59-2-12/14
Geochemical Peculiarities of Secondary Changes in Ludwigilie Ores
author'B insiitute. The author thanes V. V. 'Shcherbina,
V. L. Barsukov and N. N. Deryugina for assisiance in the
work. There are 4 figures, 2 tables and 8 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geokhimii i analiticheskoy khimii im. V. I.
Vernadskogo AN SSSR, Moskva
(Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry imeni
V. I. VernadskJy AS USSR, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: June 9, 19!i8
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ALEKSANDROV, S.M.
Some geochemical, characteristics of the ascharitization of magnesian-
ferruginou3 borates,[w.s*i*E*1. Gdokhimiia no.6:493-499 061.
,'MRA 14: 6)
k
1. Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistr7,
AcaderrV of Sciences U*S.S.R,, Moscow.
(SzaibelyiteY (Ludwigite)

.IAWBMROVP -S.M*-
Features of the ri~cent tectonics and morphostruoture of Sakhalin.
Sov.geol. 5 no.2,129-134 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
I* Ministerstvo goologii i okhrany nedr SSSR,,
(Sakhalin--Zeology, S~ructrual)-

PERTSEV, 4.N.; ALBXSANDROV, S.M.
Ludwigite with a high content of alumina. Zap. Vses. min. ob-va
93 no.l.-13-20 164 (MIRA 18:2)
1. Institut ge6logii rudnykh mestorozlideniy, petrografii, mine-
ralogii i geokhimii AN SSSR i Institut geokhimii i analitiches-
koy khimii imeni Vernadskogo AF, SSSR.

ALEKSANDROV, S.N., inzh: KELIMAN, L.Ya., inzh; PLISAIT, I.G., inzh;
---.K-AMFjN5KIY-, S;K., inzb; RUVII45KIY, I.M., lnzh
Improving the feed-water tubing circuit. Hlek.sta 29 no.9:58-64
S 158. (MIRA 11:11)
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1. Pridneprovskaya gosudarstvennaya rayounaya elektridheskaya
stantsiya.
(BOILERS)

ALELBANDROVY S.N.; GALKOVSKAYA, K.F.
C!7~Frequenty of the occurrence of' IMhouarcoma In mice subjected
single or fractionated irradiation. Dokl,.. AN bbbli J4b no.:)-..u*-1192
0 162. (MM 15:10)
1. WontralInyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy imtutat meditainakoy
radiologii
(CANEER) (RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFiECT)

1-21
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Wholeflody Irradiation f
Friday Afternoon 5asion r~4-9 (Contd,)
(d)
The Nature of Lon Term Effects of Radiation
S. Alexandrvit,
:rhe damage produced in slit otgatilsits by ionizing radiation can be divided Into three categorks: (1) short tcrm~
iruttry which is fully repaired %fter the "pmum: (2) Injury which is only partly rMaited: (3) irreparable damage.
Th. correlation of th- tyr- T darnage depends on the dose and the conditions of Irradiation, the promi-tics of
The orgafthti% and on post-limili4on conditions,
The r3i'lly-ftPAIM) And IMPATAbla injuries Ate Oc PdriCIpAt ratmel of the k1ha4trin eff"(S. They "tull In a
dectcate In the adaptive And ptotecilve nwharil"ut of tho ota.01m. anti snake thetn~dvfl &I'liatent in gift InCttAqd
~"Iitfvity to various ricalout agents. V,is Account% for the unusual character of the pathaloakal r4 4CA,
particularly the long term after effect%. All this results In a further decrease or the Adaptive rokn'Witinlx.~r the
organism, mind leads. In the end, to a shortening or the life zpan.
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Rw,.,;rstJrCrkQhirO, Gt. MrIt, 5-11 Aug 1962

ALMANDROVI S.
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jaicine Wounds and Injuries
'The Rate of Spreadb* of an Inj)iry in Mascular
1 FIb6rs of Varlona Diameters," Aleka6ndrovi 4 pp
*Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LTIII, Do 3
1416 Of eprqa(ILU&A~ direct4 related to.-th~ diamter
(b~rface), Of -flue3sq hr- 'This- -relatiawhip; ~Ja
d...-I'aa Utatistital actvv-ana its 60efficient
Intreaseelith ti . SubmAied by Acad L. A. Orbali
e8i Aug

USSRZO1qd1cin* . Zooloo 44
V4&lcine - )(usclos, Tonuo
19peed at Which Distuftances Arl Propapa~jd J-4
t74v HiaBcles of,'Fr if Vari,04's
003 1
A3.eke~ndrcrvi,T,en~:ioipm(I'S-tate' I 4-pp
*Dok Ak Nauk SSSRO Vol TTTT no 4
Concludes that &a ani-I's age Increases and an
differentiation level increases, width of muscu-
lar fibers, propagation speed of distFbance,
&m& exci"bility of muscular elements inbrease.
Speed of dlvt~rbince and Increase Iq diameier of
muscular fibers may 'be indepenOnt inUxes of
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increasing changes of the substrate during onto-
,,gdnea1a---Subm1tta&--U Aca&-L.. A. Orbeli,
20 Sep 48.
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~"Problem of the Liberation of Nucleic Acids Upon
'Injury of Normal and Tumor Tissues," S. N. Alek-
Isandrov, S. Ye. Manoylov, B. A. Orlov, Cen X-Ray,
Radiol, and Cancer Inst, Min of Pub Health USSR,
Leningrad
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR- Vol LXXXIII, No 5, pp 725-728
When 'the action of hypotonic Ringer solns or of
heat leads to a reversible injury, ribonucleic
acid is liberated by the cell proteins of tissue
slices subsequently excised for examination; vhen
the injury is irreversible (i.e., permanent), des-
oxytibonucleic acid is liberated.
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ALEKBANDROV. S., dotsent.
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Discussion on A.V.Anisimovis article "Ulcerative ganitoanorectal
elophantiasis. Akash.i gin. no.l:?C-77 Ja-F 154. (mmA 7:6)
(Lumphogranul-.3ma venereum) .
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