SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PIMENOV, V. P. - PIMENOV, M. N.

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PIMOV, V.P.. kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk; MSI, A.V., kandid&t tsqkhv)'.chmskikh
nank.
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nauk: FWS31. A.T.. Imrd. tekhn. nauk; SAXOTICH, A.A., kand. tekhn.
i= ; BUnYU9 P.I., k2Lnd. takhn, nauk; NAIGUNOV, N.Ne, Inzho;
SMN, N.R., inzh.
[Iong-distance high-voltage direet-aurrent transmission] Peredachs.
energil postoiannogo toka vy9okogo napriazheniia na dallnis rao-
stoianiia. Plod red, I%R. Neimana. Nostra. 1958. 64 p.(NIRA liao)
1. Bussis (1923- US.SoR.) Bove% KinistroT. Gosudarstyannyy
nauchno-tekhnicheskiy icomitat. 2o Chlen-korrespondent, Akademii
nauk SSSR (for Saymar) jBIectric power distribution)

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PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIB TaJOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 64o - i
BOOK Call No.: AP3697o4
Author: PIMEN S.
Full Title-: ENGINE
Transliterated Title: Avlatalonnyy dvigatell
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: DOSAV (All-Union Voluntary Society for the
Promotion of Aviation)
Publishing House: Publishing House of the DOSARM (All-Union
Voluntary Society for the Promotion of the Army)
Date: 1951 No. pp.: 84 No. of copies: Not given
Editorial Staff: Not given
PURPOSE: A popular booklet for all seeking general information on
aviation power plants and their components.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This booklet gives general information on aviation piston
and jet engines. The following matters are discussed: the development
of aircraft engines, engines in modern aircraft, principal components,
operation, propellers, jet engines, designers of Soviet aircraft
engines, perspectives of future development and use of r1eciprocating
and jet engines.
No. of References: None
Facilities: Names of all principal designers %nd engine types are
mentioned in the text. 1/1

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PI"IOV, Vladimir Vladimirovich; WaWfTU, D.I.. red.; PBTIWVA. 0.B.,
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,Pudoah; a study on the city and district] Padosh; ochark o
gorode i raione. Petrozavodsk, Gos.izd-vo Karellskol ASO,
1957. )0 p. (MIRA 12:11)
(Fludozh District--Economic conditions)

ACL -NM - AP7.009o169 CM) SOURCE-CODE (M/04l3/67/ooo/003/G0143/G043
INVENTOR: Zay-tsev, V. G.; Tarilov, V. N.; Pimenov,_Yu. A.
;ORG: None
ITITLE: A measurement probe. Class 21, No. 190956
:SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyve zn&ki, no. 3, 1967, 43
TOPIC TAGS: electronic measurement, electric measuring instrument
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a measurement probe made In tne form
iof a spring-loaded needle feeler equipped v14h a feed mechanism for putting the feeler
in contact with the element to be measured, t. g. solid circuit contact areas. To im-
prove accuracy in locating the feeler, th~.! feed mechanism is equipped with a holder
which is connected by flat springs to a bar suspended on a diaphragm, and simultan-
,eously coupled through a flexible cable to a spring-loaded rod resting against a
.slider which controls longitud:Ln&l motion of the feeler.
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AUTHOR: Pinunov. Yu. D.; Kholmogorov, VTe.; Torenin, A. N. (Aosdoxician)
TITLE: Spectral detection of molecular anion during adsorption of vapors
of electron acceptor mblecules on oxides
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady. v. 183, no. 4, 1905,, 935-93i
TOPIC TAGS: mp2ctromda. absorption spectrum, anion. EPR spectrum, elec
trochemistry, electron acceptor
ABSTRACT: The absorption and EPR spectra were obtained for several electron
acceptor molecules adsorbed on ZnO, TiO and MX0 to determ' e whether mole-
2
cular anion radicals were formed. Vapors of p-ben fluoranil, chlora-
rAl, bromanil, trinitrobenzene and tetracyanoethylens were admitted for adso
tion onto samples of the oxides under 10-0 mm Hg vacuum. The benzoquinon:
and chloraull anion- radicals were identified from their absorption maxima in the
450 ndHimicron region and from the accompanying ZPR signals. Absorption
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bands of the anion semiquinones shifted toward the long wave an the affinity of the
molecules for electrons Increased. The broad 1&sorption bands in the 500-700
millimicron region Intensified with increased Affsee concentration and were ac-
companied by broadened and intensified EPH signals. They were attributed
either to the transfer of charge in binary associstions formed from anion radicalal
and neutral quinone moleiules or to dimers of two anion radicals having no Para-
magnetism. The spectra for tetracyanoethylene1were interpreted to be analgouii,
to those of the quinones. The spectra of trinitrolonseneIndicated reaction of the
unpaired electron with the nucleus of the nitrogen a-Ro-r-5--o? the nitro group, and the
broad band was ascribed to intermolecular charge transfer. Orig. art. his: 4
figures and I table
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PDMROT, Turly Ivanovich; TSYMN, I.I., red.; SIDMMA,, AA, takhn. red.
(In the reclon around Nbecowl T Podmoskoyle. NDskra, Gois. Isd-
To "Iskasetvo,m 1958. 82 P. (KIBA 11110)
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AUTHORSt Karl ov, ';. V. , Pr,vn I- v, Yj. P. , and Prokhorov, A.,'.
TITLE: A 3.0 cr. frequency b;.nd praramagnetic amplifler ,;tl.'--4z-
ing Pe 3+ ions in corundum
PERIODICALt Hadiotekhn1kL i e.'ektronika, v. 6, no. 5, 1961, 846
TEXTi It has beer, recently shown by experiment that the Fe3+ 4ons
in corundum can be utilized in paramagnetic amplifiers in the 3 c:7i
band of frequencies (Ref. 1: L.S. Vorniverko, A.N'.
ZhETP, 1959, 36, 919) and (Rei. e: &.it. iernune, LT.
Appl. Phys. 1959, 50, 1844), It would be of interest to show tnat
this m&terial could be used for building a PJJY (RP1,T) in the 20 cm
frequency band. For ti,is a lic:Aion ~ieveral levels of the Fe3*
ion could be used. The authors studied experimentally one level
only, for which they used the resonant syste:-i of the paramagnetic
amplifier already ir ',-,and. The trgonal axis of the crystallic
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A 10 cm 'Lreqjency band ... D201YD303
electric field was perpendle,,liIr *r, *i,,e t:rternal mr-gnetic field.
In this case the energy levels of two non-equivalent systems of
Fe5' ions coincide. The transition between lower levels wr-s used
for amplification. These levels for parallel orientation could be
characterized by jui.ntum numbers Y = � Y2. As the s,.~bsidiary tran-
sition - V2 4 ), - 5/2 was used. The frequency L)f the subsli~_%ry
radiation was r,,14,000 mc/s, :n the resonator ,ised th~ n igh fre-
quency mi..gnettc field of *he signal. was perpendicular to the ex-
ternal magnetic field and to 1~he trig~nai axis of *-:.e crystu ,
Amplification and 6eneration ,ias observed r-t 20K. 'Ll.e m gr,it,,;e of
the constant :,.agnetic feld was about 580 oersted. The small value
of the gain-bind width product in this case vir,s mainl,- due to the
fact that the sample of the corur,dum .'n ~.and had too si;al.' a num-
ber of iron ions. It could be inferred froi., these preliminary ex-
periments tha;, as .:t seems, corundum with Fe + is a material. sui-
table for mak.ng a paramagnetic amplifier in the decimetric fre-
quency band. "here are 2 referencesi I Soviet-bloc and I non-Sovle~
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A 10 cm frequency band ... D201/D303
bloc. The reference to the English-language publication reads as
followst J.E. King, H.W. Terhune, J. Appl. Physics, 1959, 30, 1844.
[Abstractor's notle: This s essen'1,11.y a comTlete transl~.tion'.
SUBMITTEDt September 26, 1960
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AUTHORSt Karlov, N.V., Pimenov, Yu.P., and Prokhorov, A.M.
TITLE: Saturation and Recovery Time of Paramagnetic
Amplifier&
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1961, Vol.6, No.3,
PP. 410-415
TEXT. The purpose of this article in to determine the
dependence of gain foctor on signal power, recovery time after
saturation, in dependence on gain factor, and methods of shortening
the latter in a three-level amplifier with signal trantition
between levels I and 2 and pumping transition between level I and
3. Under the effect of strong signals the gain decreases because
of changes in the populations N2 and N1. This effect is studied
in resonator and travelling-wave paramagnetic amplifier&. The
analysis leads to the conclusion that for any given amplifier the
dynamic characteristics can be improved only by reducing the
relaxation time. Comparing the resonator and travelling-wave
amplifiers, the authors' calculations show that the latter are
somewhat less susceptible to saturation (Fig.1) where the broken
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Saturation and Recovery Time of Paramagnetic Amplifiers
lines correspond to the travolling-wave came, the solid line to
the resonator case. Improvements in relaxation time way be
obtaimed by increasing the operating temperature, which it is
claimed has other beneficial effects, such an increase in the
energy density of the pumping field and Lncrease in magnetic
quality. A second possibility is the addition of paramagnetic
impurities which should reduce the "vacant" transition 2 - 3.
Certain other advantages of this procedure have been considered in
the literature (H.R.D. Scovil and G. Peher, Phys.Rev., 1957, 105,
762, Ref.5i and E.O. Schulz-Du Bois, H.E.D. Scovil and
R.W. Do Grasse, Bell System Techn. J., 1959, 38, 335, Rbf.6).
Analysis shows that reduction of the relaxation time by increasing
only a single relaxation probability permits obtaining the
maximum number of active molecules, and with lower pumping field
radiation, to improve the amplitude and relaxation characteristics
of the paramagnetic amplifier.
There are 2 figures and 6 referencesi 2 Soviet and 4 English.
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ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P.N. Lebedeva AN b55R
(Physics Institute imeni P.N. Lebodev, AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 7, 1960
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AUTHORS: Karlov, N.V., Pimenov, Yu.P., and Prokhorov, A.M.
TITLE: The Sensitivity f Radio Receivers With Paramagnetic
Amplifiers
PERlODICALj Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1961, Vol.6. No-3,
pp. 416-421
TEXTi In view of the low intrinsic noise of paramagnetic
amplifiers it is useful to examine the possible gain in
sensitivity for equipment employing them. Here distinction must
be made between the reception of regular, practically monochromatic
signals, and the reception of noise signals. The present
calculations take this distinc,;ion int, account. For the case of
regular signal reception the use of the paramagnetic amplifier
sharply improve& the sensitivity, for specific numerical values
considered by the author, up to factors of 40-80. In the case of
noise receivers it is found that resonator type paramagnetic
amplifiers are useful if the gain bandwidth factor is not less than
that of the radiometer in the absence of the paramagnetic
amplifier. At the same time resonator type paramagnetic amplifiers
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The Sensitlvit~ f Radio Receivcrs With Paramagnetic Amplifiers
with gain abo-.e 20 dB do not operate sufficiently stably. The
travelling-wave type paramagnetic amulifter, not as effective at
gains equal to 10 dB, given theoretically better results above
20 dB. but also exhibits instabilities at the higher gain.
There are 2 figures and 4 references: 3 Soviet and 1 English.
ASSOCIATIONt Fizicheskiy institut im. P.N. Lebedeva AN SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P N. Lebedev. AS USSR)
SUBMITTEDi April 7. 1960
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gnsidored with a- view toward wlideni thiblr-paj;Bband up to that of.,
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TITLE: Influence of evacuation on the hydrogen arid altuninum ox~do content ill L~
aluminum and its alioys
SOUICE: Tsvetnyyo mutally, no. 5, 1966, 83-35
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TOPIC TAGS: f alurunum, vacuum. degassir.~, hydrot~er,, al,~minum oxide / AX6 aiwTurium
al.loy, Dl aluminum alloy
ABSTWT: The effect of dogassir,4 On tho liril-6Cen wid aluranum oxide c,,Aent i;,
aluminum and aluminum alloys IKOane bilwas determinM. Tile invostij;ation SLP,)Ie-
ments the resu)t5 of M. 3. Alltman i dr. (Litelvvye al.,,u~ndnevyye splavy, Cnororigiz,
1961, s. 150). Tlie hydrogen cont,!nt was 6eturi-uned after V. A. Danih~in i dr.
(Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1961, No. 3) aild. thr,, a~umlnu-l oxide content after Ljie
method of 0. Z. Werner (Anal. Chem., 1941, 111, S. 259). The experimental result5
are presented graphically (see Fig. 1). A brief discussion of the necessary and
sufficient condition,, of the formation of hyklogen bub(des in toe melt is presented.
The discussion is based on the work of N. M. Ciiuyko (Gazy v Utom metalle. Izd.
Nauka, 1964, s. !4). It is concluded tnat, vacuum dagassin4 of aluminum and its

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AUTHOR: Yershov. B.V.; Pimenov.P- Yv.P.; Fedorov, V.B.; Prokhorov, A.M.
(Acadoul c I an)
IORG: Physics Institute Im. P.N. Lebedev, Academy of Sciences,,SSSE
'(Fisich*skir institut Akademii nauk SSSR)
1 4
ITITLE: Two-photon absorption Of CBF2: Ho ** crystals
I
';SOURCE: AN SSSR. Daklady, v. 172. no. 2, 1967, 309-312
,TOPIC TAGS: calcium fluoride, holmium, two photon absorption,
luminescence, crystal impurity OOH.,7-,,/ 4,-qYF,4_1
'ABSTRACT:
An investigation was made of artificially grown CaF2 crystals containing
0.3 vt% Ho+4+. The samples were cylindrical. I ctb in diameter and
-4-5 cm long. They were irradiated, either separately or simultaneously,
by a ruby loser and an Nd-glass laser with pulses of 7.8 and 11.3 joules,
,respectively. Pulse duration was in the millisecond range. The two-photon
processes were detected by the green luminescence (A ' 5512 X) arising after
preliminary nonradiative transition from a two-photon-excited absorption
level to the initial level SS of this line. The observed two-photon
transitions were of three kinis. corresponding respectively to the absorp-

ACC Nib AP7005580
tion of 2 ruby photons,2 Nd-glass pliotons, and I ruby photon and I Nd-glass
photon. As in experiments on CaF2 : Eu++, in which two-photon absorption
was first reported [W. Kaiser, C. G. B. Garrett, Phys. Rev. Letters, 7,
1961, p. 229). the nonlinearity of intensity relationships was one of the
validity criteria for the assumption of a tvo-photon mechanism: with only
one laser luminescence grew with the square of the irradiation intensity;
with two lasers, its magnitude was greater than the sun of the separate
effects of each laser. Oscillograms showed that the Nd-glass luminescence
lagged approximately 10-3 sec behind the ruby luminescence, which indicates
a relative alowness of the transition from the SF4 absorption level to the
SS2 initial level of the green line. The relative timing of the laser
pulses could be adjusted by selection of a suitable circuitry. Stimulated
luminescence of CaT , Ho+++ at 77*K was previously demonstrated by Yu. X.
Voron'ko, A. A. Xa;1ns'kLy, V. V. Osiko, and A. M. Prokhorov (Pia'ma
ZhETF, v. 1, no. 1, 1965, p. 5). Orig. art. hast, 2 figures. JJMJ
SUB CODE: 20 SUBM DATE: 12Nov66/ OHIO REY: 002/ On Rai oo3/
ATD Pff.SS: 5111
Card 2

USSR Radiophysics I
Abs Joux Ref 7j-.ur - Flz!Ka, Pu 4, N (~921_-
Author t'imenov,
Inst Technical Lenin,-rEVI
Title Steady-State Processeq in u PIaj,e Mode wiih Extr-rnal
Ma(.7ietic Field
Drig Pub K 1, 1
Abstract The author considers the pro--ess of the settlin. of the
nitial current In a planar maj,-,nelron under the inf,uenre of
a pulse voltage. The Grinberg total current method is used
to solve the probiem. At a suffi-tently high ~-jnission-cur-
rent. density and _mder the _-ond~tion that the elt,-Lrons I-)
not overtake eacl,. othr~r, the pro-ess of parsa,~e of -urrent
under the infiuen-e of a s~4,ldenly apTlied vo!La,-e -an be re-
presented in the foilowi,,,.- manner.
Card 113

USSR /' Radi~-physic5
Abs Jour Ref Zhux Fizika, No 4, T ', N; ')92C
Abstract First stage. Prior to appli-ation of the v Itage, ~.hore ar-
no electrons in the interflertrode space. After a pulse -)-
tage is applied therc- is formed in the Laterelertrode space
an electron layer, which redu,-es t-ne field at Lbe cathod-~- tc
zero. The first stage terminates a' the instant T when the
field at the cathode vanishes.
Second stage. Me elr-,ctran Layer formed in the inlerele,-tro-
de space shifts towards the &node, with thr- frun', o' th)s Lay
er dividing the interelertrodes space into two parts. one :),:
which containing nc electrons, arid the other one filled w'*~h
electrons. The sec:)nd stave Is terminated V. *b, in~rJanl T
when the frontal ~Iectrons rpach the anode.
Third stage. The ent-.r,~ ntereleclr de spac,~! is r~ilec wi*~I.
ele~--trons, in,-.ud'.ni- those *~hal, os--aped Fr~or tu th-
3f time T, as well as tho-,~ escaping aflervaxds. Une thirl
stage terminates at the in-,tant .)f time T2, when Ifj- ele-
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LISSR / Radtophysics I
Abs Jour RPf Zhur - F'zika. No
Abstract trons escapin,- fr )m th- -alhode at tb~- Inst&nt of time T reach
,he anode.
Faurth stage. The otily elef-t rons in Lhe int ereler trul~~ ,pa
are those that havP ecrap-~ from thE -6thode afler *he lrrl.ant
of ti-me T, when the field a* thp -athod- vanish-d.
The funda ntal equBt.~ons are der,ved for various stlaCes f
the process at very laroxe emiz;9ioE -irrpnt rind ty
goin.. to the limi'. the aut.h,r then --)nsid-rs th, caee -f an
Infinitely larCe rmls-'~on -,LrrPr'. Jprisi'y anI i's onst.an'. a--
nod- vol'-agc-
Card 3/13

AUTHORt PUMIOV I ru. V. 57--&5/36
-
-
TITLISo abIlIzation Processes in a rlane Diode with External MAgnetio
ft
Field. II. (ustanavliv"hablyeaya protsOSBY T ploskam diode
a vueshnim magnitkyn polem, 11, Russian)
FMaODICAL: Zhurnal Tekhn.Fix. 19579 Vol 27, IIr 6, pp 1182-1191 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACTs This is the second part of the work in Zhurnal Tekhn.Fiz., 1956,
Vol 26, Nr 9, page 1955. Contrary to this work the author here
shown that electrons do not even overtake one another if they
turn towards the cathode. Therefore the method given there can
also be used for this method of operation. For reasons of
simplicity only the case of a constant anoBe voltage and of an
infinitely great emission is investigated. The character of the
electron motion in the magnettrou after the turn of the head
electron in analyzed and the author shown that the forustion
of oounterflown immediately after the turn of the head
electrode in not possible and that in reality a compression of
the electron cloud takes part without mixing the particles.
The single stages of the prooess are investigated and the
oorresponding formulae are deduced.
Care 1/2

A ~' HORS Grnberg, G. A., PiLaenov, Yu. V.
TITLE: On Dif:raction of :,lectroma,~;netic Waves on Infinitely Thin
Ideally-Conducting Flat Screens(K voprosu c, diffraktsii elektro-
magnitnykh vuln na, beskonechn~, tonkikh ideallno provodyashcnikh
ploskikh ekranakh)
Ph.RIULICAL: ZhVxD&1 Tekhn.Fiz., 1)57, Vil. 27, Nr lo, --i. 232t)-2539 "351h.
ABS7 UCT I l new method for the a lution (if difraction problem8 of tne
electromagnetic wavo!a on infiz,itely thin ideal ly-cond-,ict ing
,screens is given. The method is based upun the sclution of t4c
independent integral equations with aim,le strLicture and is on
principle to be used for flat screens of every form. The necess-
ity of taking into account the aucalled conditions at tne fin
which determine the character of the possible specialitio-s of an
electromagnetic field at a sharp edge of t lie infinitely thin
ideally -conduct ing screen ia removed here. These conditions are
replaced by the obvious deLiand for the approacnin,~ to zero ~f'
the component normal to the circit of the current induced tc~
the screen. It appears from thr obtained e~4L'atiOTI, that in the
case of sufficeintly small values of' kl (k - the wave n,mver a..d
1 - a certain length tihich characterizes tne dimensions of ,,,,e
screen) the solution of t~,r invest io,,ated wave j,roblem is t,iker,
C,rd 1112 back tu auch ,ne of' a tip!ripii ), ii ~Iectruotatl,.

On DII'Draction of Electroma,-net ic Waves , n lnf initely Thin laeall, -57-'c -
Cui,u"cting Flat Screens.
The suggested ~aethod is de::i,)nstrated bj the inves t igat ion
diffraction on an infinitely thin andiaeally-cundictIng disk
There are 4 Slavic references.
AS~WCIATIONt Wrk" ]"Leal Technical Inatitut* of the AN um (fAnu-
gradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskij ii,stitut AN SSSR)
SUBULITT ED April 15, 1957
AVAILAaLbs Library of Congretia.
Card 2/2

24(41' ( 3)
AUTHORS: Grinberg, ;.A. , -Pimericy, ~u. V. SCV,
TITLEs Plane Problem of Diffraction on a Parabolic
Dimensions (Plookaya zadacha diffraxtgii J1ya
tailindra Konechnogo razmers,
PERIODICALt Zhurnal tektinichasKoy f'lzlkl,Vcl 2~,Nr 1C,
ABSTRACT: This is a stuly of the plane problem at' diffraction r-f' e,e tro-
magnetic waves on infinitely thin, ideal;y condu,-,ting and finite
screens. The boundary case is investigated where the wave leneth
by far exceeds the dimensions of the screens. As an exampe this
paper includes an approach to T.Le proclem of reflection c.' ee,-,tro-
magnetic waves on a parabolic section of a cylinler c1' ji-
mensions. It is assumed that the primary field is genuratei Ly an
oscillator in the focal point (,f tne field. It is .9nowT. tna' even
at wave lengths which by far exceed the dimensions o! tre mirrcr
a certain directivity of ra~iatior may te founi. E.N. K(.eSriKCVa
and T.A. Chernova helped witti trie ~alculationa. There are
and 1 reference, I.- 's
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24-3000
AUTHORS: Grinbvrg, G. A. , Plim~ !i,
TITLE: On the Sub,' ief-t of 11ilffractioi, ,f E.e,-tru"iat,,nu!.1 Wyj~-:, I.,
CC'
Ideally Planr- Witr~ a R,-.inJ Hj~c
PERIODICAL- Zhurnall Nr
1211 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: T!-.e paper states that inlkf 1-3a method was fiven f~;r tne
of problems of diffraction of 'lane electromagnetic wavcs IV iJeally
conducting planes. In the present stuly this meth~..J Is app-le~l t3
a case of planes having a round hole. The study is Ly '~Ie
assumption that ~ , ka - 2iia/X- '->1, where,~!s the wa-;eerg*,_ 'e.
Is the wave number, and a is the radius of the hole. Tte form'u-'as
developed are, strictly speaXing, approximate, but It Is --Ialmt-~
that at values of ~ - 5 they give radiation characteris*l-s very
close to exa-t. First, equatiDns are given for
components of the "shadow currents" ~,; i.e., curr~-nt.6 :-r~
the shady side of the screen, for the'case of a nonnu.' lmjj~-jTint~
of a plane wave. Through a series of manipulations an,~ i:-Aegratl~.V,
Card 1A within the boundary limits of b and d where Y ',~ I

On the Sub j ec t o 11 Di ff ra - t i :~ r. ~ f E- - t r~~ magn t! t i C T) 1,'t,
Waves by an Ideally Con-iucting, Far- With a Round SoV
Hole
and twu sy,,0,crr,:. f' equatiora; are obtaii~(-J,
erate values o~ an~i the other f,,r su'I'Ictentll
tile valu(~3 for being nuineri,~aly givvn. Frur, U-
tionu ttie -,urrcritv~- may bc determined. Wh-,. wb.,,~-
length Is small ~,)mjjarekt %C! 10,,k: diarleter of trit
currents decreaL;e rapidly us the JiGtunce from the
hole increases, . Th, , arreA is then calculatt-1 as 1~t
Ref 1. To thi:; purp-;'. ttie v(-ctor potential A corrt-~ipoi~ I
to the full current 1,; first Jetermined from a zjy:3tc,,m u."
tions given by tht, author for two cases. wht.n the lhadow :,Ur-
rents" must be accounted for and when they are so BmU2.
they may be neglected. In the latter case the HuyCeni~-Kir.,- ~f
principle allows one to simplify the equations for ve,--tt-r ~,.-
tential A. The jreato:r the Value of ) the more cc,;rr0!-*, in
result obtained by uaing tile method presented in the paper.
Figures are shown on whi,-h the exact curves of vuriat !,-;. , "
radiation values are reprf--sented, as well as thosv obtainel uy
Card 2/3 applying the expr(~osi3,,,s developed in the papor for Ifto

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YERUKHIMOVICH, Yu,.,A.; PIMNOV, Y~J-
Diffraction of a plane electromagnetic wave by an ideally
conductive sphere with a large diameter. Radiotekh. i elektron.
8 no.)1394-399 Mr 163. (MIRA 16t))
(Electromagnetic waves-Diffraction)

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Yenikhimovich,', Yu. A.j, -and Pimenov. Yu. V,
B.-.~ The
"dirtractio'n of-'a plate 'electromagnetic wave
-on -ideally-condu
au cting,,spbere ox 3Large
diameter
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39+w-399,
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A- -olution id~_obtdn6d'-by the-Hxiygftens-Xirchhofi method
16y'4xisUming the--,induced curront density on the illumirlated
e
to - bi~'piopoiti6iuu ~:' the.
to the mmgnetic' component, of e:K-
field)--to this diffraction of a Plame.'electi6magnetic wave,
the components,',.-
Zmations.. Computed'.- vaiuesi of the 'Co-m3onents for 21ta/;k 'I
.10., - phi-
ana (a - bel-~2g ~ -the iAdius- of, the. sphere a"-phown gra
aU.- and:
'..,poppared _With,,,Accurate_',va3.u9s derived- from Pedorov's

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PINMVA. A.M.. kand.med.nauk
Treatment of alveolar pains follovIng tooth extraction. Stornatologiia
38 no.6:62-64 W-D 159. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Iz kafedry khtrurgichookoy stomatologii (zav. - prof. A.I. Tev-
dokimov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomtologichookogo Instituta
(direk-tor - dotsent G.N. Beletskiy).
(TIMTH--DISMSES)

PINEBOYA, A.H., imnd.mad.nauk
Comparative dharecteriatic of methods for the surgical treatnert
of cysts of the jaws. Stomotologtis 36 no.1:37-40 Ja-F IS7.
(MIRA 11:1)
1. 1z kafedry khirurgichookoy stomatologil (rev. - Prof. A.1.
Yovdokimov) Moskovskogo meditRinakogo stomatologicheskogo instituts
(dlr. - dotsent G.N.Beletekiy)
(JAWS-SURGERY) (CYSTS)

PTYE-.07A, A. F.
Dissertation: "A Compariso, of ~'etnod5 of ~'urFical Treatment of M.&XIllary '
Y!~ t5
I
(Cvf;tecWmy and rEistovorriya, .,, and Yed 'Ci, Mc-cow Medical
stomatolof-ical ',nrt, Mnistm- of Aealui ~,.- Y,().~Cow, 21 jir. IL. ~ ts . n-, K f.i
Rabotnikp FoFcow, L Jun IL
SC: L'Y 318, 21 Dec. 1(X')

1. PRIENOVA, A. S.
2. USSR (600)
7. "Typhula Fungus in the Storage of Cabbage", Sad i Ogorod, No 3, 1951, r 78.
9. Mikrobiologiya, Vol XXI, Issue 1, Moscow, JaLn-Feb 1952, FP 121-132. Unclassifled.

FII,MiGVA, A. 9
"Die-sser- of '.'P I or. s srA Wntprm- I or. i i r !I - r~ Rpr-i -.: F . "saa i :,(,.
rio. 6, 19L.Q. pp. 72-?5. 80 Sall
So: 1~ Dec. 19~-'

PIPFLOVA, A. S.
"Ai.tiseptic Wateriif-. be p -C C,itr,:)Iliit- St-eak -,f TQm:,t-pf.~
Sad I Oi, r,)d, no. '4, 1941). p~. 71-7,'. b0 S-. J'~
5o: 1~ Dec. 19~"

pi~TLOVA. A. S.
"DjteRseF of Ve~etr-'~Ie aet-~' se'. I ; 0: , s - t , " '1--t
pp. 19-2~. JO Sall
So. ~I rA-L; 1- 90- - 1, 1 - De c - 19 ~ -2

PIMENOVA, A. S.
20888. Pimmovas A. S. Bo1sznI dyn' i arbuzov v severnykl rayonakl. sad i ogorod,
1949, No. 6, a. 72-75.
SO: LETOPIS ZHURNAL STATEY - Vol. 28, Moskva, 190.

IAP-407A, A. S.
Caoba,re - Diseases and P,i3ts
Mucous bacterial :Alght. of cazbai-e Rn,J the I .~ -r-A ary,,,.n t 'Lt. Sad : Dt-. ,
No. ", 1?52.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress. October 1901obt Unclassified.

GORRLYSHEY, N.V.. dote.. kand.tnkhn.nauk; MKI WVA, T.N.. student;
PIKMVA. -1. 1. . student
Hgehanical properties of bitumen In thin layers. Trudy Mj.D1
nn.21:42-54 1 58. (MM 12:1)
(Asphalt concrete) (Bitumen)

KAN, G.S., starshiy nauchnyylso,rudnik; PIPTNOVA, K.A., m1adshiy nauchnv-y
sotrudnik
Fffect of s~,rpptorr~-rcin -n '.he respirntory reflexes fipp-irlw
during stimulation in chronic experiments -n .he chcmor(,rrq*.-)rq
of the carotiH sinua uglni- lobellne. K izuch.roli nerv.9is'.v
Pat., immun.i 1(~ch.tub. no.":331-340 '61. (Mif-;, 1":'w
1. 1-. 10--a~.orlli (Asperimpntnllnoy patolowil i tpr4pii kzkv.
C,.S.Kan) LeningradskoFo nauchno-iq!-,lpdovritplIskof7o inst.it.W.n
Leza.
STI FAITMYCIN) (CAVO r I I.
(MI-11 ATION) (P F~ Ua ES

PINIVOYA, N.A.
Bffect of pneumoperitoneum on aseptic lancocytosis Induced by
perenteral Infusion of milk [with summary In Xnglish). Btul.eksp.
b1ol. I med. 4) no.407-60 Ap 157. (MM 10:10)
1. Is okepartmentallmogo otdole (sev. - kand.ned.na* G.B.4n)
Lonlogradskogo Institute tuborkulass (dir. - prof. &.D.Somenov.
nauchn" konsulltant - doystyltellayy chlon ANN SSSR Y.N.Cherni-
govskiy). Predstavlons daystvitelInys chlenom ANN 6651. Y.N.
Chernigovskim.
(PUUMOPXRITONBUX. ARTIYICLAL, off.
on aseptic leukocytoets Induced by parenter%k Infusion
of boiled milk In cats)
LVUCOCYTOSIS, a r
"eptic, induPel ~y parenteral Infusion 9f boiled milk
in cats, off. of artif. pneumoperitoneum)

PDGNOVA, K.A.
If feet of pneumoperitoneum on Fin inflnmmatoT7 rer-et!cn, of thr ra',tit
ear cmised by thormnl burn. [vith Punmp-T7 in Ungliphl. Mule
eksp.biol. i. mod. 46 no.8:41-" Ag '58 (MIRA 1l.-10)
1. Is Inhorptorii ake erimentAllnoy patologil I ternpii (zar. -
kand.med.nauk G.b, ;:3 Laninerndskogo institute tuberkulezo
imenl A.Ta. Shternbnrga (dire - nrof. A,De Sem"nov. nauchnyy
konaulltant - daystvitallnyy ch i AMB SSSR V.N. Cher,ilg-vskiy)
Predstavlena deyetvitellnym chlenom AM SSSR V.11. Cher%igovakim.
(PS M,4OPTM ITO' CTMI, ARTIYI(;IAL. eff.
on erper. lnflsmm. reACtion induced by thermnl ~?urn
in rqbbit enr, nimirol. signific-pnce (Run))
(IMMMATION, orper.
off. of artif penu"operitoneum on inflAmm. renction
induced by thprmnl liurn In rF,1)1)it enr, neiirolo
eig-nifiennce (Ruv))

PIMMVAP K.A., m1adshly nauchnyy sotrudnik
Changes In some Indices of the function of external respiration
and blood circulation in rabbits during the formation of postvac-
cinal immunity to tuberculosis. K izuch.roli nerv.sist v pat
immun.i lech.tub. no.2:291-287 162. (Midi 15:1;~
1. Iz laboratoril eksperimentallnoy patologil i terapii (zav. -
G.S.Kan) Leningradskogo nauchno-insledovatel'skogo Instituta
tuberkuleza.
(BCG VACCINATION) (RESPIRATION) (TUBERCULOSIS) (BLOOD-FXAMINATIC)N)

PIMEWVA, K.A., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Physiological premises for understanding the mechanism of the
action of therapeutic pneumoperitoneum. K izuch.roll nerv.sist.v
pat., immun .1 lech.tub. no.2049-359 161. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimentallnoy patologii terapii (zav.
G.S.Kan) Leningradskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta
tuberkuleza.
(PUFUMOPERITONEUM, ARTIFICIAL) (TUEERCULDSIS)

ZIATKINA, T.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KAN, G.S., starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik; fIMNOVA, K.A., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Effect of streptorycin on the oxygen content In the arterial
blood of health rabbits. K lzuch.roli nerv.sist.v pat., immun.i
lech.tub. no.2027-330 161. (MIRA 15:10'
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimentallnoy patologii I ternpli (zav. -
G.S.Kan) Leningradskogo nauchno-issledovRtellskogo inatituta
tuberkuleza.
(STREPTIOMYCIN) (BLOOD--OXYGEN CONTENT)

A'4
.SR/General Proble=� of anthology - Inflanmtion. T-i
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 4, 1.958, 17145
Author ~menk~v~. K. A.
Inst
Title The Effect of Pneumoperitoneum on Aseptic Leucocytosis
Caused by the Parenteral Injection of Milk.
Orig Pub Byul. eksperim. biol. I meditsiny, 1957, 43, No 4, 57-6o.
Abstract An aseptic intramuscular injection of 3 MI. of milk. caused
the development of leucocytosis In cate. An injection of
100-150 ml of air into the peritoneal cavity somewhat
weakened the leucocytic reaction, vhereas an injection of
300-400 ml caused its accentuation.
Card 1/1

PIMINDVA, K.A.(Leningrad)
Data on neural mochanisms In febrile regctions. Mth.pat. 17
nn.1:3-8 JI-S 155. MRA 8:12)
1. Is otdole, eksperimentallnoy patologil (sav.-kandidat medi-
tainskikh nauk G.S.Kan) Leningradskogo tuborkulasnogo institute
(dir.-kandlitat meattginskikh nauk A.D.Samenov. nauchr4ry kon-
su1'tant-deystvtt~1'r*T chlen ANN SSSR prof. Y.N.Chernigovskiy)
(FTM. experinantal,
induced with killed Bacillus mesentericus, neuml
"Chant ma)
(nACILLUS
maltntericun, Inductlof of qxper.fever with killed
eu ures neural mechan sm
(NMMUS STSTM. physiology.
regulatgn of exper.faypr Inhwed with killed Bacillus
me ente cue

PDa-.'NCV,', , K . A . t.
1,114-1,14cVA, ~ . A: "Lxperirjmr)tal ruitorial on a sttdy of the archanirm of thora-
pmutic -Itatim Ordor of Lenin Init, for *I-e
-rninf.-rpid, 1?'k.
Arivnnced 7raininf, of Fhv2icians intni ' . M.. Kirov,
~:jjf'SKRTATI~N Fg~ '6GEEE CY CAi%*.-.T,AT, IN VE.-TLAL (;I
E C,: Knizi-naya -',Ctof is I , ."'0. IF,

KALYUZHNA.'A, P.F.; PIYFNOVA -,-K.N.; ('AVh:L,'VA,
Rat,- cX d ls~-t~,rve fif iron, n: :k--!, and --hrou.4 uir ' (,ni, . ~,'j ~r e
a'- - *.rt) I yt, 1, ie~on I t . -,rj if a Ff-W. -,,r I I' oy. U, T. ~h ~.m.? 'I,
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TITLE-011internal-stre'sses-in electrolytic-deposits of ft-Ni-Cr alloy
SOURdZ: Zhur'nal'prikladno, 0
y khimii I v 37, 11 9, 1964, 2060-2061
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-stress, stressed electrodepositi~ hydrogen effe-ctj,-anodic
'Pretteatment -alternating current application,''cathod6, surface
cleaning, oxide film formation, electroplate -adhesion, current yield
ABSTRACT:_The Possibility of overcoming the effect of hydrogen on
.the-properties of Fe-Ni-Cr cathodic electrodeposits by applying an
-,.,alternating current on the~,_direct current in the.electrolysio pro-
cess,-and by anodic pretreatment of the cathodic surface was inves-
tigated. Application-of AC (using AC:DC current density ratios of
143i-1:4, 1:6)-'1:8S 1:12)-somewhat reduced stresses in the electro-
deposit, but independently of the current density ratios. However,
the-burrent yield decreased) especially at.high AC'current densities.
Preliminary.20-30 second-anodic treatment of the cathode surface
wit h 10 NaOH cleaned the surface ofImpurities and promoted Torma-
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Llectrolytic coatix4; of' metals Vith a Fe-Fi-(,r ailoy.
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0STROVS11T, N.I.; LIBIZOV. N.1., DCBROVOL'S]U.YA. A.P.; PIMOVA, L.D.;
SEMENOV,A. L.P.
Alkaloids in ergot as related to habitat in the U.S.S.R. [with
summary in English). Apt.delo 9 no-1:29-34 Ja,-.Y 159.
(MW 12:2)
1. Is Vaespy-umogo, nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta lekarst-
vewqkh I aromnticheRkikh raeteniy Ministerstva sdravookhrananiya
SSSR.
(ERGOT) (ALKAWrW)

ZA PUTRYAYE;V p B.A.; KRALETSKIY, A.M. j. PUIENOVA, L.D, - -- -
Synthesis of aryl amidets of 2-axocyclopentanecurboxylic acid.
Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no. 2087-389 Y 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Leningradskiy khim.Lxc,-farmatsevticheskiy irotitut.
(CyclopentaLnocarboxyl.ic acid)

ZLPUTRYAYEV, B.A.; KHALETSKIY, A.M.1 PIMENC-VAP L.D.
Bromimtion of methyl 2-oxocyc I open tanecarboxyla te. ob.
khlm# 31 no.3t737-739 Mr 161. (MMA 14:3)
1. Leningradekiy khimiko-farmatsevticheakiy institut.
(Cyclopentanecarbq~rlic acid) (Bromination)

PIMFNOV#,, L.H.
Development of students' independence In the course of their
work in industry. Politnkh.obuch. no-11.*4)"7 H '59.
(14IM 11:~)
1. lAningradairiy gnaudaratvennyy universitet in. A.A.;hdunnva.
(Leningrad-Vncational nducRtlon)
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teristics of certain lactic streptococci." Mos, 1957. 18 PP
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27 no.10:2842-2845 0 157. (MIRA 11:4)
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3trept lc-,cci
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1018 1218
AUTHOR Pimcnova, M N , Maksimova, I V and Bahtskava, R N1
TITLE Studies on thecomposition of microflora accompanying algaeduting Ilicii mass L~ulti~ajjon
in open reservoirs
PERIODICAL %likrobiologiya, v 31, no 2, 1962. 332 338
TEXT Occasionally bacterial contaminants may amount to 50% of the total population (if a r"cr~oii it)
oculatcd with Chlorella rulgarisand Ankistro(kstino The bulk of con(aminarit bacteria arc non-sporelmining
organisms belonging to the follo%%mg four gencra Pteudonionat. flai,obacterium. Arroppjoha( icrand %erralla
Pscudomonads prevail. The number of poreforming bacteria is usualh small but theN tend to imteasc
under conditions unfavorable for thc growlh of algae Oligonitrophils arc frcqucntlN present and the pre
sence of cellulose decomposing bacteria was also noted Fungi are mfrcqucntl~ en-ountered. being manil
represented h) organisms belonging to the genus Trichoikirma NlltifYing bacteria and -C1)10ha( IVF NNCTC T101
doccled Bacteria found in reservoirs inoculated with Chlorefla are more numerous than those present in
reservoirs inoculated with AnAistrodesmus
ASSOCIATION [bologo-poch%cnnvN fakul*tci Mosko-,skogo gosudarst%cnnogo univer%ileta im ki
Lomonosova(DepartmcritofSoil Biolog), Mo%co% State L.ruvcrsit~-im %I monos,)% i
SUBMIT-TLD June )6. 1901
Card I: I

41~190
3/220/62/031/005/002/002
D291/D506
AMGH:~s Maximova. I.V. and Pimenova, M.N.
TITLIA The effect of antibiotics on the growth of
Chlorella vulgaris and associated micro-
flora iri a joint cultirre
Yakrobiologiya, v. 51, no. 5, 1962, 9,,)4-909
TLXT: The effect of various concentrations of
several antibiotics on the growth of Chlorella vulgariz strain
67 and colonies of Pseudomonas ovalis, Achromobacter harthlebii
and Bacillus cereus, cultured in modified Craig-Trellis medium
in 250 ml flasks, was studied; the cultures were continuously
stirred ard an air-L;O? mixture was bubbled through. it was ob-
served that the antibiotic concent rations capable of irihibitinE
the growth of Chlorella were considerably less when the cultures
were subjected to continuous stirring. With the exception of nis-
tatin, all the antibiotics tested were found to be capable of in-
hibiting bacterial growth at concentrations which did not retard
Card 10A=,-

6/220/62/031/U05/002/062
The effect of antibiotics D291/D3O8
the Crowth of Ohlorella. TLese were as followss penicillir.,
Y/ml.; laevomycetin, 35 /at!.; colimycin, 5 /ml.; and tetra-
cyclin, 25 ./ml.. '~o adverce effect or, the photosynthesis of O-C,
algae was caused by these concentrations. The possibility of adap-
tation of Chlorella to relhtively high concentrations of antibio-
tics in the growth medium was explored. Some evidence of adapta-
tion, as measured by a more gradual reduction in 1-rowth than that
occurring in control cultures subjected to an iduntical antiblotic
treatment, was noted. n detailed study was mad* cf tl-,e effect of
laevomycetin (at a concentration of 25 :/ml.) or, mixed alt-,al-bacter-
ial cultures. It was observed that the rates of reproduction of :).
coreus and Ps. ovalis were greatly reduced, while the growth of A.
harthlebii was completely inhibited. to adverse effects or, chlorella
were noted and the activity of the antibiotic remained constant
during several days of observation. There are 5 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATIOht hiologo-pochvenyy fakultet Moskovskogo gosudarst-
vennogo universiteta im. M.V. Lomonosova
(Faculty of Biology and Soil Science, Moscow
Card 2/3 State University im. M.V. Lomoriosov)

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ACC-N-1 SWJ= CoNs UR/0220/65/034/0031003
4 AF60170A jl:~
AUTHORt Makalaws Tor res Go$ PiUMM, No N*
A. 1-92M 3151*' 11
ORGS son MOUSY Facatro WSRW gm&g Urdywaity Is-M. V. 10MMADOT (Blolop.
pockvonropy Wall Itet Moskovskop - - -- isrstvalwop wdvaralte-ta)
TME: Roleasm of orprAc natter by green AUiApmm In adneral media
BOOM: - AN &5SR* Mikroblologiya, v. 34l no@ 3, 1965, 483-490
TOPIC TAGSs algas* chlorella. plant development, uterotdology
ABSTRACT.. , Wen Chfor*lla pyrenoldoss and Chfoial I i-vuliarl *'are grcivm In
11lipid mineral media# a substantial mount of organic matter accumulates
An the filtrate* the amount increasing with the yield of algae* 7he ratio
f the amount of organic matter in the medium to the amount of organic
tter In the cells changes in the course of algal development* During the
L
.first two dayst when the yield is smallp the organic matter of the filtrate
1s about 3D% of that in the cells. We value then decressest ranging from
;5 to 10% throughout the development of the culture# Light Intensity and
,temperature have no appreciable effect an the accumulation of organic
tter in the medium, DIfferent species of chlorella release into the medium:
Inaftly the amp mount of organic matter per unit of biomass,
all autolysis is not the main reason for the accumulation of organic
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PIYJ2;OVA, M.N.; POLUTSKAYA, 3.G.; SHWATMEXLY, P. Ya.; YANUSS, -'.M.
Study of the mutagenic action of a medium containing et-hylowri-
mAne on DrosophAla larvae. Vest. LGU 10 no.2ltl53-155 lf~4
(MTRA ',P:j)

ACCESSION NR: AP4031842 S/0220/64/033/002/02~1/0223
AUTHOR: Shaposhnikov, V. N.; Pimenova, M. N.; Maksimova. 1. V.;
Zhdannikova, Yo. N.; Ramenskaya, A. A.
TITLE: Seasonal periodicity in the growth of groan algae under
laboratory conditions
SOURCE: Mikrobiologiya. v. 33, no. 2, 1964, 221-223
TOPIC TAGS: algae cultivation, Chlorella vulgaris, Chlorella
allipsoidea, Scenedesmus obliquus. Scenedesmus quadricauda,
Ankistrodesmus falcatus
ABSTRACT: A two-year study was nade of the growth of alpae under
laboratory conditions, chat is, constant composition of medium, tem-
perature, and illumination. The investigations were conducted
with pure cultures of Chlorella vulgaris (strain 87), Chlorella
ellipsoidea, Scenedesmus obliquus, Scenedesmus quadricauda, and
Ankistrodesmus falcatus. The nutrient medium for Chlorella con-
sisted of KN03, 1.82 g/1; K2HP04. 0.42 9/1; H9S04-7H2o.- 0.96 &/1;
Cord 1 /2

ACCESSION NR: AP4031822
FeSO4, 0.005 g11; CaC12, 0.011; EDTA, 0.1 g/1, and Arnon micro-
element solutions. A4 (1 Ml) and B7 (I ml)- Scenedesnus and
Ankistrodesmu6 algae were grown in a nutrient medium consisting of
Ca ( NO - 4 it 019 2.0 g/1; K H110 0.36 mp/l; MgSO,,.711,0, 0.2
3) 2 '~-; 2 40
FeSO,, 0.0050 EDTA, 0.1 g/l, and Arnon microclement, solutions,
A,, (I ml) and B/ (I ml). The initial pli of the medium ranged from.
5.3 to 5.6. Air containing 2Z C02 was bubbled through the suspen-
sion continuously (thac is, 24 hours per day). T35-30 lamps a
light intensity of 2000 lux at 27-28C were used for illumination.
The experiments which were conducted through 1146" and 1962 rproduced
quice similar data. No seasonal periodicity wa:: observed in t'~e
development of algae grown under laboratory conditions. The numbe r
of cells was determined monthly in the 7- and 10-day yields with
a difference not exceeding 20-30%. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 3lJan63 DATE ACQ: 07Hay64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: LS NO REF SOVt 010 OTHER: 001
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ZHDANNIKOVA, Ye.N.; PIMENOVA, M.N.; MAKSIMOVA, I.V.; BALITSKAYA, R.M.
Preservation of' algnl -olb-ctlnwi; Ins'Ang prrservst~lon of
protococcal algae on agar qlqnts and in sand at ~-d C. Vest.
Mosk.un.Ser.6: Blol., pochv. 19 no.1145-49 Ja-F '64.
(MIRA 11W
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Moskovskogo universitetn.
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w- ..-, -v- cf )rgan" c subb *a,. --t F trv a zae, cm X- nf -$I.
Mlkrobloluglia 14 My-.;e lb".
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