SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANDRONOV, A.A. - ANDRONOV, L.

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-ANDRONOVS A.A. (doceasedli LEONTOVIGHt Ye.A. (Gorikiy)
Dynamic systems of the first degree of nonroughness on
a plane, Conditions necessary for a state of the first
degree of nonroughness of a dynamic system (G - conditions).
Mat. abor. 68 no.3s328-372 N 165.
(WRA 18:11)

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AUTHOR; Andronov, A. A
Radi02hysics Institute of the Gortkiy State University
ORG:
(Radiofizicheskiy institut Gorikovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta)
TITLE: Cyclotron absorption and heating in a plasma
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 49,
no. 4., 1965,t 1293-1303
TOPIC TAGS: plasm beating, cyclotron resonance, rarefied plasma,
plasma electromagnetic wave, plasma instability
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation to determine the conditions
under which the establishment of steady state (plateau) in alow-density
plasma occurs after a relatively lon time or does not occur at all, so
that cyclotron heating of the plaRkbecomes possible. It is shown on
the basis of an.analysis of the mo 0 of the plasma particles in a
specified electromagnetic field that the time in which the cyclotron
absorption is decreased can be made large if the electromagnetic wave
propagates along the magnetic field with the speed of light. Absorption
of the electromagnetic waves under these conditions is analyzed in the

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quasilinear approximation. A criterion is found for the kinetic in-
stability of the quaBistation6ry plasma state in the field of a slow
monochromatic plane wave with respect to a wave propagating along a
fixed magnetic field. This criterion is found to be the same as the
instability criterion obtained for the plateau in the quasilinear theory
by one of the authors earlier (Andronov., with V. Yu. Trakbtengerts,
ZhETF v. 45, 1009, 1963). It is shown that an instability of this type
an increase the efficiency of cyclotron heating by providing a
nechanism for continuous transfer of energy to plasma. The latter
3ituation is illustrating by using as an example the nonrelativiBtic
notion of a charged particle in a field produced.by two monochromatic
Dlane waves. Author thanks V. K. Yulvat-ov for valuable comments and
B, G, Denisoy for a discussio-n--oT the manuscript. Orig. art. has:
5 f igures and 32 formulas.
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AUIMOR: Andronovi A*.A*
ORG: None
TITLE: Nonlinear theory of the dipole resonance of a plasma burst and the coherOut
acceleration of plasma
BOUWB*. Zhurnal tekhnIcheskoy fIz1kij v. 36, no. 1, 1960, 196-198
TOPIC TAGS: plasma acceleration, plasma resonance, nonlinear theory, axial
rdagnetic fields scattering cross section
ABSTILWT: This letter to the editor Is concerned with the efficiency of the coherent
method of plasma acceleration of V.I.Vekaler (Atomnaya energiya, 2, 427, 1957). A
uniform cylinder of radius R and length L small compared with the wavelength is adopt-
ed as a model of the plasma burst and all resonances are neglected except the quas14-
static dipole resonance at frequency F zs 9/21/2, where I is the plasma frequency. It
is assumed that the electromagnetic wave is circularly polarized with the electric
vector perpendicular to the axis of the plasma cylinder, and that the plasma In con-
fined in an axial magnetic field# Results of calculations of the scattering cross
section and the polarization phase as functions of the deviation of the frequency from
the resonance value and the ratio of the Intensity of the wave to the strength of the.,
axial magnetic field are presented graphically, and the hysteresis phenomena that they
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reveal are d1scusaeC It F in from 3 x,109 to 1010 rad/sec, the plasma temperature is
104 o.,
the cross section of the accoleiiator waveguide is 10-50 cm2, and the Q factor
.is 100, hystoresis:oets in.at powers of-the-order of several watts. If the radius of
the plasma cylinder is I cm,-the time required for,a plasma Lon owing to its thermal
velocity, to cross the plasma cylinder is approximately 6 x 10'f sec. This time in of
the sum order as that required to accelerate the plasma to 10 cm/rec within a length
of 50 cm; it may therefore be difficult to achieve resonance conditions. 7be author
thanks 'M.A.Miller for discussions and for his Interest in the work, and V.B.Gilldenbuq
for remar1w. Origs art. has: 2 fomulas and 3 figures.
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AUTHORS2 0~(Gorlkiy); Leontovich, Yes A. (Gorlkiy)
ORG% none
TITLEt knEdo !Zsteme_of the first order of refinement in the plane
-SOURCEt Materaticheskiy abornik, v. 68, no 3t 19651 328-372
TOPIC TAGSt dynamic system, systsm'analysisp dynamic behaviort trajectory analysis
f
"'ABSTRAM Th -class of simple refined systems called 11 stems of the first order a
e
refinement" is-consid red. Systems of this type are found among the systems in the
a
:.plane, that is$ systems of the form
dy
P (X. (xf
where x and y are the Cartesian7cooidinates i'~ the plane;. The concept of the
"coarseness" of dynamic system is defined in term of the variables and vector spaces
involved. Conditions neoessaxy for a system of the first order of refinement are
established. Three conditions are stated; the violation of any one --if these three
-ref
..conditions is necessary for the.-given system to be of the firstorde of, inement.e ,K,
ion Lof the solution and
The~ discussions. are based on Afie theorem of .11iinor Varist
derivatives from the solution according to initial values from the variation of the
righthand side" (see As As Andronov and Yes A. Leontovich (Rozhdoniye prodellrqkh
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AUTHOR: Andronovp A. A
ORG: none
TITLE: Antenna (probe) impedance and noise in cosmic plasma
SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye iosleaovaniya, v. 4, no- 4, 1966, 556-567
TOPIC TAGSs interplanetary plasma# antenna gain, very high 1reque4icy, cyclotron
frequency, plasma electromagnetic wave, rarefied plasma A-JAIXE,
ABSTRACT: The impedance and noise of a model antenna in an isotropic plasma are
calculated. A simple mathematical model is selected to identify the governing
parameters of an actual antenna on a space probe (or earth 9,0telrite) moving through
a rarefied plasma. It is assumed that the plaE~ ~ti~oles do not interact with the
probe 3urface and the effect of magnetic fieM on the probe impedance is negligible.,:
The Poisson Qquation is Fourier-transformed, and the antenna impedance is calculated
f0i W < < W 0 and w w0. The intensity of shot noise for the model antenna is
expressed by - Y----2- "- -- . t .. - . - ..
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X0 Ta 3 2(2a) -X. F,(a)T*
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Andronov, A. F. "Improving the quality of Vae 111oskvich ~.UtOMObilL'," Avtomob. prom-st'.
194)) Uo. 4, P. 13-15.
SO: U-3736) 21 May 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statcy, no. 18, 19;,j)).

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AITIROITOV, A. F.
Avtomobill "Mos4vich"; konstruktaiia i obaluzhivanie. ff_)4otjkvich" Automobile, design
and maintenanqj/. Moskva. Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry. 1930.
229 p.
MO: Slavic unclass.
SO: Soviet Transnort~ttion and Communication. A Bibliograi,hy, Library of Congress
Reference Department, Washington, 1952, Unclassified.

ANDRONOV. A.F.; BORISOV, N.I.; KUPEPAM, M.N.; TUALIPAN, YU.A.; XR&MARMO, G*V,,
kandlUt takhnic-heskikh nauk, rateenxent; X&YKOV, A.S., kandidat tekhai-
oheskikh nauk, redaktor; BROESH, V,Y., Whaner, saveduyuehchiy rodaktsiey.
[Repair of the *Xoskvtoh" automobile; dismantling-assembling and adjust-
ment workl Remont aytomobilia *Wskvich": razborochno-aborochnyo I ragw-
lirovochnye raboty. Xoskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-
ry, 1952. 286 p. (MT-RA, 6:5
(Automobiles--Repairing)

ANDRONOV, A. F.
Automobiles - Design and Construction
Impruvine the autonobilo "M103kvich." Avt. trakt. prom. No. 2~ 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953, Uncl.

KULIFAN, Tu.A., inzhener; ~OV A.F.1 Inzhener, redaktor-, TIKHO-
NOV, A.Ta., tekhnicheokl~ redaktor.
[Spare parts catalog for the *MoskvIoh01 Katalog zapasnykh chastei
avtomobilia "Moskvich.0 Izd. 2-e, perer. i dop. Moskva, Goo. nauch-
no-tekhn. izd-vo masbinoetrott. lit-ry, 1954. 164 p. (MLR& 8:1)
1. Rassia. (1923- U.S.S.R.) Hinisterstvo avtomobillnoy i traktornoy
prouWahlennosti.
(Automobiles-Apparatua and supplies)

A"RONOV, A.Y.
Letter to the editor. Avt.trakt.prom. no.9:31 S 154.(KT-RA 7:10)
1. Moskovskly zavod malolitrazhnykh avtomobilay.
(Automobiles)

Aut it- 1 cl; 11; conrt. uction and i7a I rt-no.-Ice. 171. ~'! , r ~ r.~r. ,
Gon. mijchno-t~flchn. . i7d-vo roO-iltiostrolt. lit-ry, '111 1 .
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1. kutov.obiles - DecsiF~n and construction.

ANIIROHO F. . -
~ffiftdiw-
The new Moskvich-402 passenger automobile. Avt. i trakt. prom. n0-3:
6-8 Mr 156. (MLRA 9:7)
I,Hoskovskiy zavod malolitra2hnykh avtomobiley.
(Automobiles)

KRALIPAN, il-.A.,inzhener; ANDR NQV- 6jA,,..inzhener,
MATVIYETA, Te.N.Jakhnicheskiy redaktor
[Model 402 of the "Moskvich" automobile; maintenance instructions]
Avtomobill 'Moskvich" modeli 402; instruktatia po ukhodu. Otv.
red. A.Y. Andronov. Izd. 2-oe, dop. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-yo mashinostrolt. lit-ry, 1957. 171 P. (KLRA 10:5)
1. Glavnyy koz;'Btrukto,-r Moskovskiy
avtomobilOYr(for Andronov)
(Autalbobiles)

AMMONOV. A.?.; CHURAZOV, S.D.
00WAIMs Mookvich-43 automobile vith the Universal body. Avt.i trakt.
prom. no.11:16-17 N t57, (MIRA 10:12)
1. Roskovskiy savod malolitrashnykh avtomobiley.
(Automobiles--Bodies)

inzh., otvetotvanzW red.;, TIKMOVi
KHAT,IFAIT, Th.A., inzh.;,JjEjIVY
A*Yaw, teklm# red.
"NoikvAdbil automQbIlej model 402; maintenance manual] Avtomobill
~
HookwiAelmod'ell 4,02; instruktoiiapo ukhodu. Otvet. red. A.F.
Ardronov. lzd.~., dop. Mosk-~a, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashino-
stroit. lit-ry, 1958. 189 p. (MIRA 11:9)
1, Mosknvokly zavod malolitrazliu~ avtomobiley. 2, %1*7W bustiuk-
tor Moskovskogo zavodA malolt%=hnyft avtomobiley (for Andronov)V
(Antomobilee-Kaintenance)

.,_iazb., red.; STUPIN. A.K., red. izd-va,;
KHALIFAII, Tu. A*, i nzb. L-AMON01,-AAL.
UVAROTA, A.F., tekhn. red.
[Catalog of automobile parts) Xatalog detalei avtomobilia Miakvich
402. Moskva, Goo. neuchno-tokhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. Itt-r7,
1958. 285 p. (MMA 11:12)
1. Russia (1923.k--~-. U.S.S.R.). Glaynoye' upravleniye po sbytu aytomobil ey
i traktornoi produkto-ii-i sellskokhozvaystvennykh mashin.
2. Otdel glavnogo konstruktora Moskovskogo savoda malolitrastinVkh
avtomobiley(for Kballfan). 3. Glavnyy konstruktor Moskovskogo
zavoda malolitrazbnykh avtomobiley(for Andronov).
(Automobileo--ApparatuR and supplies)

KHAL,nK, Yu.A., Inzh.; ANDRONOT, A.F., inth.. red.; BOL'SnKOV, B.N.,
red.izd-va; UIrAftafjrrT.1r.-n.Gkhn. red.
(Catalog of spare parts for the 407, 410NO 411, 423N, and 43o
'Moskvich" automobiles] Katalog zapasnykh chastai avtomobilei
'Moskvich' modelei 407, 410H, 411, 42)N 1'430. Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 481 p.
OURA 13:7)
1. Moskovskiy savod malolitrazhnvkh avtomobilei. 2. Glavnyy
konstruktor Mockovskogo zavoda malolitrazhnykh avtomobiley (for
Andronov).
(Automobiles--Apparatus and supplies)

ANDRONOV A.F..
- ~
Mdemization of the' 9bakvich-MYP car. Za rul. 19 no.4:2D-21
AP 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Glavnyy konstruktor lbakovskogo zavoda malolitrazhnykh avtomobiley.
(Automobiles)

BELKIN, L.I.; GORELOV, L.R.; GORYACHIY, Ya.V.; ZILOV, A.L.;
IIE14TSOVp Yu.M.;- TLAPINSKIY, V.N.; YUTT, Ye.M.;
~TP~PNO~t, A. F, inzh. I red,
[Automobile qloskvich" 403j design and maintenance] Avto-
mobil' "Moskvich" modeli 403; konstraktsiia i tekhniche-
skoe obsluzhivanie. Moskvap Mashinostroeniep 2965. 402 p.
(MIRA 18:8)
1. Glavnyy konst.-uktor Moskovskogo zavoda malolitrazhrWkh
avtomobiley (for Andronov).

BIUMv'p Leonid Isnakovioh; GORYACHIY, Yakov Vladimirovich,- NOVOSSLOY9 Igor'
Vasillyevich; YUTTp Yevgeniy Markovichl WROVOV A F lnzh.p red.;
. _0, o6 0~
VASIL'YEVA, I.A.1, red. izd-va; UVAROVAt &
[The lq4oskvich-4072 automobilej design and maintenancel Avtomobill
*Moskvich" model-i MY79, konstruktaiia i tekhnicheskoe, obsluzhivanie.
Pod red. A.F.Andronova., Moskyap Gos.nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mahino-
troit.lit-ryq 1961.- 398 p. (MM 3.4t6)
:
0 Glavnyy konntruktor Moskovskogo zavoda malolitrazhnykh avtmobiley
(for Andronov)
(Automobiles)

ANDRONOVp A.I.p inzil,
Notwork planning in the installation of turbodyanaratorq.
Emrg. strol. no. 4:28-33 165. (MM 18:12)

1. A. L. ANDRONOV.
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Agricultural Machinery
7. General introduction of machinery for heavy jobs involved in collective farm
stockbreeding. Sots. zhiv. 15 no. 1. 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

A-NDRC,NOV, A.N.
Device for turning rolls on milling macbines.
Sbor.rats.predl.vnedr.v proizv. no.lt53-54 161. (MIPA 1437)
1. Nizbne-Tagillskiy metallurgicbeskiy kombinat.
(Milling maebines--Attacbnents)

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ABSTRAOTt To irscrease the purity of ingots made from alloy VM65-1, a secondary
ref,_ning -was atte-m-,ted. This process was pe_rfome-d in the mi-xiar after the original
of e Wa5
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periphery, 5.17% and 0.63% at the uddpoint of the radius, &nd 5.07% and 2.1% at
tne center f1the-ge test5 were conducted by Krv_rin"r 1sayev). The excessive pres6nce
-~xp' - t , -. s
2"'-cor'-'n arol ~-zirr eleme-fts ws-e ta-i nc~', introd"Ictorl 0." rnol~43r
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ANDRONOV, A.S.
n r grain and silage-, experience of the experimental fam of
the Kirghiz Stockbreeding Rpsearch Institute] Eakuraza no zerno i
eilos; opyt eksperimentallnot fermy lirgizakogo nauchno-iseledova-
tellskogo institute shirotnovodstva.,Yrunte. lirgizakoe goo. izd-vo,
1955. 2-2 P. (MLRA 9:11)
(corn (Maize))

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USSR/Cultivated Plants Grains m-4
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., NO 1., 1958.- No 1513
Author : A. Andronov
Inst 'No-t-GIVmr-
TItle Sowing Com During HarvestIng
Orig Pub Sokh. Yirgizii) 1956~ No 6., 13-14
Abstract The possibility of using parts of irrigated areas in deep
valleys of the Kirgiz Republic occqpied by winter and su=er
grain crops and early potatoes for sowing corn during harvesting
is indicated. Some data from the year-long experience is
liated which the experimental farm of the Kirgizian institute
for livestock raising has gathered on the effectiveness of cul-
tivating post-harvest corn. The agrotechay and methods of
sowing corn at harvest are described.
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Efficient methods for reconditioning parts and increasing their
wear resistance. Masbinostrultell no.11:41-4Z N '61.
(MIRA 14:11)
(Machine tools-Maintenance and repair)

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with emll 01114-f by sla". nrckt 2.3em. king and 3.5 mm. InAl% di tht log wigs dl~kf tird
90 1 diain.) 1% tum.. and that tg tIW last bulb 40 Ulm. in thew" uldainvid with a ilAri N low I 1w relwily W the 605 1.
middle tithe hm" Imill ib a giam filter. and the lowitreadimpstarit. Cilatlik-te only with 'I
id the . at gmalet kvkxltks fqpg
built is connected to a illus tube risla,
pamliel to velocity 411 O.2W 0-5111) 1., tilin.
thesMs"ItheffiPP. I-Ne tube is belat away from tbespp. paws the app. ltoihllFkl.a1xtllN(hf I IT611"Ibed
"I '1'.C1. H'
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Pill - 1. 1. ELK" tullilis (1-7 mro. in dista. The velocity IV! the log andinc-110 and CdO. The ,~fttanvc of thl. &pp., filk-d
J11101:1, j is changed rapidly in pawing liten The nare" neck to the with 20 "d, 4 Willid- is IL" 119 "1 a wk"tv "l
"Obm"I Whm :N1 nil of water was uwd, up to 0.2~ ()..'A) I./min. lileven irfmmc"
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No, lvjm~ Too vam d ws. pol"sts In the obtained with =A&wW A4NL~. In amber
0, expla.
sk of w Ela (ales ketones. conwits esterse the the djurobrifucarbou
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arocuatle compds. aa to Cl. It was detd. that Unt per,
mkl tam
detd. by combustion of these Pam In -Mhil T
bustion of a mitt, of W"ral wt. substawe' ~i
pt at *%)-Wl sorl 060-
~Wow li lo the sk *a u withm"iral owail of the nospe,.
(011)l rsdo. The thasp in tbq Men. ld 1141011111 IL On the hlwk of eapd. data the lufluw* org-qbod
the Ofte"t of C. 7v eumbultwe ru 40R. Of Wt. IUW&um in chlorinated hydro-
h -Y =t Cl M-WGS dcvdwc4: Take 3 samples of sk by
=1Z -n74H)-ht With the we" out pqviim~ with 8k ft&v 91 C% Uip-Itu
fl-lte detn. oi C. To a tbe:w CKPts- MAV t$; det. the t"al C wA CO. contents in ewh at the
2
were carried out to select an sbearbeat =etw w i del. CJ is the 3rd Pqwt by the combustion
HCl,bvtlwdCO#,fi3WtblOf9-l0Iv b-----wkb ibemptent almoroka of the cwWmmWg
and without them abourbests KI metalk AS goducts in 0.01 N A" in a NallCOv auto. contS. ns
AzN(h wen mad u abootbaii. U abolantse tO , = Dun the a*W. is en sbmwpt~kn " rvith a N&_
- am purilk4 sad distd.. then transferred by do &M No. I or 2. Vet. the content of the cklww
wen
method to a 6.44. glam Ush (prelindoOlft -1 the costeal at Cl obtained. liubtract the content of C In
with Sir free of LOO and mg. substances). The vom thecklurabydnwarbox and CO, from total C obtained from
OLMIPSM Were takes hem dwAuk by theist Samilkle &ad mak. the remit tailloother WWI~
Pipets Preliminarily We" so with F rt. Five references. W. R. mesa
those conditions tbonombolthe all
S iacvgnpkw I the I
A oom-
the dub Point ON the W I - the bigbor 00 tMP-
quired One a comPWA oombwtkn- Tbil COMOCIM010
by the resollis obtained b7 livening other ad-
=11ba combustion of MeOCO (104h POW 121
Tmcm-
bustift of utoll (#am polut 09) was way up to 26%
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ANDRONOV, B.Ye.;SHIPW, G.M.
I
Industrial bygiene in application of isolation material iporka.
Gig. sanit., Moskva no.10:45-46 Oct 1953, (GIRL 25:5)
1. Of the All-Uhion Soientific-Research Institute for the Protection
of labor VTsSFS, Moscow.

n PI J) K C) pjc, V, 6. Te- .
AIIISIMA, H.Ve; ANMBDV BOTO - GURVITS, B*S*; ZHITEDVA, A.S,;
R"A 1, V.r.-, WaR I HI T, $*I*# takhnicheeki7 redaktor.
Elientifioation of harmful agents in the air of industrial install&-
tions] Opredelenie vre&Wkh veshchestr v vosdukhe proisvodstyennykh
pomeshchenii. Isde 2-e. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn. isd-vo khimi-
cheskoi lit-rjr, 1954. 409 p; (MIRA Bv4)
(Air-Analysis)

-(b)/T/EWA(d)/EWF(1)/_WWP(W)-/
_i~6~~6003300 hfl~jVEWP(Q SOURCE CODE: UR/0129/66/000/001/0012/0017
AUTHOR: Zakharov,-I. I D01gova, A. M.: Andronov, D. P.
-10
ORG; none 10
TITLE: High-tMerature streWt Properties of chromium steelelfollowing prolonged
tests 1~ I't
SOURCE: Metallovedeniye i termicheakaya qibrabotka.metallov, no. 1, 1966, 12-11
TOPIC TAGS: high temperature strength, chromium steel, rupture strength, creep
mechanism, plastic deformation
A3STRACT: The object of this investigttion was to plot the curves of the stress-
-rupture strength and creep resistancefbf these steals. To this end, the dynamics of
the softening of each steel was investigated as & function of the temperature and
duration of the test, with extrapolation ~f the Tirves insofar V possible. The
chromium steals investigated were lKhl7N2J E13761and IKhl2N2vmF, and to assure relia-
bility five different welts of eac-F--st-e-eY 4Eretestel~ The tests of stress-rupture
strength were carried out by means of IP-4H machinest'ensuring automatic regulation
and recording of temperature of the specimen during the testing. The test results
were used to plot diagiams of stress-rupture strength. The creep tests were based on
determining for each steel the limits of creep according to a plastic deformation of
1
6

ACC NC "600 -- 0
0.2% on the basis of 100, 500, 1000 and 2000 hr. The test findings were used to plot
creep diagrams. It was found that the scatter of points on the curves oi ultimate
stress-rupture strength for the investigated steels averaged +8.5 kg/mm at 400-500*C
after 100 hr and 3-1.5 kg/fflm2 at 500-600*C after 2000 hr. Thi; scatter decreases
with increasing test time and increases with test tempera, ture.'Shor t- time strength
at room temperature does not characterize the high-temperature strength of these
steels; hence the pertinent technical standards must be correspondingly revised.
The greatest(30-40%) decrease in the stress-rupture strength of chromium steels was
recorded for tests lasting 100-500 hr. The plotted curves of stress-rupture strength
of the investigated steels lack any inflection points over 100 to 2000 hr. Thus,
considering that moat of the tests longer than 500 hr are not characterized by any
sharp variations in the scatter of points$ extrapolation of the curves from 500 to
2000 hr is juntified. A similar conclusion may be drawn with respect to the scatter
of points oa the creep curves. orig. art. has: I table, 6 figures.
SUB COD14. 11, 20/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIC Ral 000/ OTH RRF: 000

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ANDRONOV, G.
Some problems in planning and building cities. Zhil.-kom.khoz.
7 no.11:1-4 157. (MIRA 10-12)
1. Glavnyy inshener Glavnogo upravlonlya planirovki i zastroyki
gorodov.
(City planning)

A.NDRONDV. I G. .14 -11
t 1..... " ..
Distribute public-service enterprises more efficiently,
Zhil.-kom.kbos. 9 no-7:15-16 159. 0411m 12111)
1. Glavnyy inzhenor Upravleniya pluairovki i zuutroyki goroda
Mininteretva kommunallnogo kbozyayotva RSFSR.
(Municipal services)

'- ANIKOBOV, G.A.; WRIUKOV, I.T.; KUZNBTSOV, A-1-
Improve the quality and importance of regional planning
projects. Prom.stroi- 38 no.4:2-5 6o.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Hinisteretvo kommunallnogo khozy"stva SSSH (for Andronov)*
2. Goestroy SSSR (for Bordukov). 3. Giprogor (for Kusnetsov).
(Regional planning)

jA
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5256
Gerasimov, Valentin Vladimirovich, ed., Candidate of Chemical Sciences.
Korroziya reaktorny" materialov, sbornik statey (Corrosion of Nuclear-
Reactor Materials; a Collection of Articles) Moscow, Atomizdqt, 1060.
284 p. 3,700 copies printed.
Ed; : A, 1, Zavodchlkova, Tech, Ed, . Ye, 1, Mozel',
PURPOSE: This collection of articles Is Intended for mechanical and
metallurgical engineers as well as for scleMific research workers con.
cerned with the construction of nuclear reactors.
COVERAGE: The water corrosion of various types of stainless steel anti
alloys under high pressures and temperatures Is Investigated from the
point of view of the use of these materials for the construction of nuclear
reactors. Attention Is given to the following: the use of oxygen for pro-
tecting steel against corrosion, the behavior of steel In high -temperature
Card4W
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Corrosion of Nuclear- (Cont.) SOV/S256
water with various compositions, factors of metal stress corrosion,
intergranular corrosion, the mechanism of corrosion cracking, and the
corrosion resistance of aluminurn and zirconium alloys. Conclusions
based on test results are included. No personalities are mentioned.
Most of the articles are accompanied by references. Of 238 references
97 are-Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
PART I. METHODS OF INVESTIGATING WATER
AND ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION AT
HIGH TEMPEAATURES AND PRESSURES 5
Gulyayev, V. N., and P.A. AkolIzin. Methods of Testing the Corro-
sion-Creep Strength of Metals at High Pressures and Temperatures
Card-W4

Corrosion of Nuclear- (Cont.) SOV/5256
vestigating the Mechanism of High-Purity Water Corrosion of
Zirconium Alloys With Nloblum 250
Tolstaya, M.A., 0. N. Gradusov, and S. V. Bogatyreva. In-
vestigating Water Corrosion Resistance of Zirconium Alloy
Tubes at High Temperatures 264
Gerastmov, V.V., and V.N. Aleksandrova Investigating the
Electrochemical Behavior of Zirconium 274
Andronov, G. 0. , and N. K. Komarova. Removing Corrosion
_V-r5`a-udt-sFFiim_ the Heat Exchanger of a Reactor 277
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TA462.04)
VK/wrc/bc
Card 0/9 10-12-61

30645
3/061/61/000/020/058/089
B102/B147
AUTHORS: Andronov, G. Go, Komarova, N. K.
TITLE: Purification of a reactor circuit from corrosion products
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya. no. 20, 1961, 263, abstract
201189 (Sbe "Korroziya reaktorn. materialov". M., Atomizdat,
ig6o, 277 - 282)
TEXT: A solution is recommended for washing the circuit of a BBfLC (VVR-S)
reactor made of Al alloy, which has the following composition: CrO 3 200iti;
0
R3PO4 35 milliliters/liter (specif. weight 1.68); temperatures 20 C1
duration of treatment: until corrosion products are completely dissolved.
The etching solution is removed from the whole reactor (tank and circuit)
by repeated and careful washing with distilled water. Washing with 8%
ENO3 solution is not recommended because intercrystalline corrosion might
Abstraoterle
occur in the junction zone. note; Complete tr&n3lation.
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ANDRONOV, G-A.,, Inzh.
For the fulfJ11zent of tho 2964 p3jin for the output cT chemical equip-
ment ahead of schedule. 10ii.m.mashinostro ro,3s!,-4 Kv.,-Jn 164.,
(MIRA 18t:2)

ANDRONOVA ~ I. A o
Statilltical phenomena due to periodic repolarization of ferroelsq-
tries. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fix. 29 no. 4022-725 Ap 164.
(MIRA 17:5)

7 q
Andronov, 1, G.
"The Arebitectonics and Cq-owth of the Roots of Certain Crops on the
Soils of, the Trans-11i Ala-Tau." Min Higher Educ,-ition USSR. Kazakh
State Agricultural In,;L. Alma-At-SI, 1055 01,rs-rtntinn for th~- derree
of Oar.Aicllate in Agricultural Sctences)"
SO: Knizinnnys. letopis' No. 27, 2 July 1955

USSR / Cultivated Plants. F7-uits, Berries L-6
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biole.. No 6, March 1957, No 22831
Author : Andronov -1.0i -- ---- -
__7~~
Inst : Not Given
Title : Plum Root Systems on Soils With a Buried Humus Layer.
Orig Pub ; Tr. Kazakhak. a.-kh. in-ta, 1955, 5, No l., 116-127 ,
Abstract : The leading seed fruit variety in Alm-Ats, fruit zone is
the apple tree., and that of the stone variety is the plum
tree. The distribution of plum root systems on soils with a
buried humus layer was studied, such soils being often found
at the foothill "counters" of Zailiy Ala-Tau. There is a
description of soil horizon characteristics and orchard
agrotechniques. Excavations were performed by the Shitt-
Dragavtsev method of 13-trees of 5 varieties. The plum root
systems on these soils penetrate to a very great depth, not
previously mentioned in literature. The depth of root pene-
tration in Renklod Altana reaches 9.5 m, and in Ekaterininskaya
-- 12 m. The depth of root penetration into the soil is twice
the height of the tree. The main mass of fibrous roots
Card 1/2

CHURIN, Kb.D., kand. sellkhoz. nauk, dots.; VASILIYEV, B.M., dots.;
EEWV, A.I., kand. ekon. nauk; ASHIRYAYEV, Sh.V., dots.;
TSYPXIN, G.I., kand. sellkh02. nauk; KAPLINA, G.T., dots.;
ANDRQNOV._j,Q..p dots.; VASILIYEV, V.I.; KONDION, A.K.,;
MkKA-RZ7-,A.P., nauchnyy sotr.; ZHIZNEVSKlY, F.V.9 red.;
MDSIYASH, S.P., red.; KRINITSKIY, V.A., red.; NAGIBIN, P.j,
tekbq. red.
[Economics of Kazakhstan agriculture]Ekonomika sellskogo kho-
ziaistva Kazakhstana. Alm-Ata, Kassellkhozgiz, 1962. ~25 p.
(Kazakhstan-Agriculture-Economic aspects) (MIRA 16:3)

Nikolay Pikolayevich; AUPRQ~PV,
red.; URBISINOV, A., tekhn. red.
[Fall irrigation of o
Kazsellkhozgiz, 1963.
sadov. Alm-Ata,,
(MIRA 170)

- ANDRONOV, Ivan Georgiyovich
[Fruit cu2ture on dwarf rootstocks] I jr) 'it, Ical-
likovykh podvoitJch. Alma-Ata, Kainar: 0-11, p.
(mliv, Ist,10

LTAPIN. Aadray Paylovich; ANDRONOV, I.I.. r*daktor; ISIM IYXVA, P.G.,
takhalchankly
[SseWlst organization. of communal labor. Impandod lecture
transcript) Setaialistichookalm. organizatelim, *bshchestT*AROg9
truda. Dep. itenegramna lektaii. Moskva, Isd-vo uZzanie", 1956.
30 P- (Vassoiusnee obahchoutye po rasprestrantaiiu politichel.
skikh i sauohzykh zzanti. Ser. 2, no-13) (an 9:5)
(Labor and laboring classes)

edaktor; GUBIN, R.I., takhnichaskiy redaktor
CBusiness accounting at sachine-tractor stations; a collection of
papers] Dp7t Obstaistyannogo rescheta, v mashinno-traktor4ykh
stantsUakh; abornik zaterialov. Xoskva. Izd-vo m2nanle,l 1956. 39 P.
(Yeasotusnoo obahchestvo po raeprostrananiiu politicheakikh i
nauchnykh snanit, Ser. 8. Zkonomike sel'skogo khozisistva. Vyp. 2,
U0.9) (MLRA 9:12)
(Haehine-tractor stations-4ccounting)

COADIKO, Mikhail Petrovich, kandidat ekonomicheskikh nauk; i6#
redaktor; FtMHAN, G.T., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Agricultural artele under modern conditions of developments)
Sel#skokhoziaistvannaia artell v sovremennykh usloviiakh ea-razvitiia.
Moskva, Izd-vo *Zaanie," 1956. 39 P. (Vaesoiuznoe obBhchestvo po
rasprostranentiu politicheskikh i nauchnykh znanii. Ser.B. Zkonomika
sellskogo khoziaistva, vyp, 2. no.5) (MIMA 9:11)
(Collective farms)

BASTUK, Timofey lAontlyevich, doktor ekonomichookikh nauk, professor;
ANDRONOV, I.I., redaktor; ISIANTITIVA, P.G.# takhnicheekljr redaklor
LFrincipal methods of Increasing labor productivity in socialist
agriculture] Osnovn" puti povyshenita Droisvoditallnosti truda
v sotsialisticheskom sellskon khosiaistya. Moskva, Isd-vo "Zaanie,O
1956. 47 p. (Yeenoiusnoo obshchestvo po rasprostraneatiu politicheskikh
i nauchnykh znanii, Ser. 8. Ikonomika sel'skogo khosiatstva. Y" .2,
no.1) (HLRA 9:11)
(Agriculture) (IAbor productivity)

ANISIMOV, Nikolay Illich, k&ndidat ekonomicheskikh nauk; ANDRONOV, I.I.,
ISLXNTIYXV'A, P.G., takhnichookiy rodak-t's ""OlwOm"m
redaktor; or
[Agriculture of the U.S.S.R. in the sixth five-year plan] Sel'skoe
khosialetvo SSSR Y shestoi piatiletke. Hoskva, Izd-vo OZnanie.0
1956. 47 P- (Yeesoiuznoe obahchestvo po rasprostraneniiu politiche-
skikh i nauchnykh snanii. Ser.8, ZkonomOka sel'skogo khotiaistya.
vyp. 2. no.2) (HLRA 9:8)
(Agricultural policy)

1. ADRONOVI I. K. (Prof.)
2. USiR (600)
4- Zercheninov, Nikoali Timofeevich, d. 1952.
7. Nikolai Timofeevich Zercheninov fobituarj7. Mat. v shkole No. 2, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953, Unclassified.

A , professor; LIMHKIRL, N.I., rediLktor; SHIM, S.T., tekhni-
eskiy redaktor.
[Arithmetic of natural numbers] Ariftetika naturallnykh chisel. Xoekva,
Goo. uchabuo-podagog. izd-vo Hinisterstya proeveshoheniia ISISR, 1954.
191 P. (KWA 8:1)'
(Arithmetic)

ANDRONOV, I.K., professor (Moscow).
Length of the circumference and surfaces of elementary circular
bodies. Mat.v shkole no,1:4-10 Ja-F 154. (MIJIA 7:1)
(Geometry, Analytic)
01 '1

ANDRONOV, I.K.
, _ -IN
~~, .Decomposition equality of 1. S. Pedorov's equivoluminal
parallelohedra. Uch. zap. MOPI 1 20:125-132 154 (MLRA 10:7)
(Geometry, 4011d) ,

ANDRONOV, I.K.
Approximations in reformation of equivolumiaRl polyhedra by the
method of decomposition &quality. Uch. sap. MCPI 20:133-137
154. (RLRA 10:7)
(Polyhedra)

Necsssar7 and sufficient conditions fordecomposition equality
of equiareal plane figures of the type zero. Uch. zap. MCPI
20:138-144 154, (MLRA 10:7)
(Geometry)

ANDRONOV. Ivan Kusimich. profassori; UP HUNA, N.I., redaktor; SHIKIX,
ver. 11mr 17 redaktor
[The arithmetic of fractions and fundamental values: a manual for
eacondary schools] Ariftetika drobnykh chisel i osnovnykh velichinj
posobie dlia erednikh shkol. Moskva, Goo. uchobno-pedagog. izd-vo
Ministerntva proeveshcheniia RSFSR, 1955. 343 P. (XLRA 9:8)
(Yractions)

I / 11 , z i
r- I - -, -- - - -11 r F r-. ,.
VIIJMIN.N.Ya.; .YILGLCM, 1. M.
"A.rithmetic of natural mmbers." [professor] I.K.A4 Cg
Reviewed by N.Ia.Vilankin,I.M. laglom. 10
no.2:225-228 '55- (MA 8:8)
(Arithmetic) (Andronov,I*an KozImich, 1894-)

AIWRONOV _XA. prof.; VYGODSEIY H*Ya., prof., I
VPN., dots.; TPUSMVICH, A.P.,
tekhn. red.
I.Ta., prof.;
SMIRNOTA, M.I.9
[Programs of pedagogical Institutes; history of elementax7 mathe-
matics for mathematical sections of physics and mathematics facul-
Use] Programmy pedagogigheekikh institutov; istorlia elementarnoi
matematiki dlie, matimt1oheskikh otdeleniy fiziko-matematicheakikh
fakailtotov. Moskva,, Gbee uchobno-pedagog. Izd-vo X-va proov. RSFSR,
1956. '12 p. (xm 11:9)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.P.S.R.) Glaynoye upravleniye vysshikh I
srednikh pedagogicheskikh uchobnykh zavedeidy.
(Mathematios-StAy and teaching)

---- -____ - - --- - - , ~ - --l-l-R-W, "MR. -- - - . . 11--l.
7"-,
ANDRONOV, I.K.
Program of the history course of elementary mathematics. Uch. zap.
XOPI 39 no.3:135-140 156. (HM 10:4)
(Mathematics--Study and teaching)

A
prof.; BRADIS, Y.H., prof.; LEVIN. V.1., prof., red.;
HAKSAYEV, A.Y., takhn.red.
(Programs of pedagogical institutes; elementary mathematics for
physics and mathematics faculties; major: mathematical Programmy
pedagogicheskikh institutov; elementarnaia matematika dlia fiziko-
matemstichaskikh fakulltetov. Spatliallaost' - matematika. Moskva,
Gos. uchobno-pedagog, izd-vo H-va proov. RSPSR, 1957. 15 P.
(MIRA 11:3)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.Y.S.R.) Glevnoye upravlaniye vysshikh i
orednikh pedagogichaskikh uchebuyk4 tovedenii.
(Hathematico-Study and teaching)

ANDRONOY,_Iv&n.Xoz I Mich LBRADIS , Vladimir Modestovich; KAPUSTINA. V.S.,
Sk G.I., tekha.red.
[Arithmetic; a textbook for secondary schools] Arifmatika; posobte
dlia erednei shkoly. Moskva, Goo. uohobno-podagog. izd-vo H-va
proav. RSYSR.*1957. 302 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Arithmetic)

AMMONOV ANSICAYA, Te.S.; GLAGOLICV, N.S.; DNFWg I.Ta.,
, I.K., professor; BMW
profe'esor; ZOLOTOVITSXIT, U.N.; ILOIN, A.Ts., dotsent; 11AYIN, S.Te.,
MULTARCHIK, X.Z., uchitall; PSTRAXOTO I.S.; CHIGHIGIN, Y.G.
Alekwmdr Nikolaevich Barsukov. Mat. v shkole no.1:72* Ja-7 157.
(NIMA lOt2)
1, HDakovskiy oblaotnoy pedagogioheskiy institut (for Andronov).
2. Zavedu7ushohiy kafedroy metodiki matematiki Mosicovskogo pedago-
gicheakogo institute, iment V.I. Isnina (for Berei Metodist
Ir Bk
Shcharbfkovskogo rayona goroda Mosk7y (for Glago ev 7. IeniWad-
skly peMWgicheskly institut (for Depman). 5. l4atodist BalashiWii...
skogo rayons, Mookovelcoy oblaoti (for Zolotovitakly). 6. Moskovskly
pedagogicheskly institut imeni V.I. Zienina, (fornlin.,17. Zaveduvu-
shchiy )mfedroy.metodiki matematiki Ien'ingradekogo ped4gogiolieskogo.
iustituta imani A,I, Gertsena (for Irapin). 8. Shkola No.29 goroda
Moskvy (for hilyarchik). 9. Zaveduyushchi7 kabiuetom matematiki Mo-
skovskqgooblastnogo inatituta.usovershonetvovaniya uchiteley (for
Petrakov). 10. Zaveduyushohiy kafedroy matodiki mtematiki Xoskov-
ekogo pedagoglaheskogo inistituts, imeni TOP. Fbtemkina Uor Chiohigin).
(Barmikov, Aleksandr Nikolaevich, 1891-)

21
Rik wov r.K. (Moskya),
;6~~
IWM'
The results of the development of mathematical education in the
U.S.S.R. during the Inst 40 years. Hat.v. shkole no.5*6-21 S-0 '57.
(HLU 10: 9)
(Hat] iemat io a --Study and teaching)

ANMNOV, I.K.; OKMV, A.K. (Moskva).
Numerical circumference and circular functions of real arguments
in the basic trigonometry course. Mt. v shkele no.6:25-;35 X-D
158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Trigonometrical functions)

"MONOV..Ivan Kozlmich; OKUM, Alekaandr Xuzlmich;
red. ,, suiRkou", x,'i., takhn.red.
(Basic course of trigonometry,
textbook for teachers] Onnovnoi
na tealesoobrasufth zadachakh;
Goo.uchebno-podagog.isd-vo X-vs
based on practical problems;
Imrs trigonometrii, razvivasmyi
posobie dlia uchitelai. Koskva.
prosy.RSYSR, 1960. 363 p.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Trigonometry--Study

AORGEOV9 I.K. (1-',oskva)
Activity of L.W. Tolstoi in the domain of mathematical education
and his particular intbrest in the subject of mathematics (in
conni-ction with the 50th anniversary of his death). Mat. v
shkole, no. 6:3-19 11-D 160. 1. (MIRA 14:2)
(Mathematics-Study and teaching)
(Tolstois Lev Ilikolaevich, 1828-1910)

ANDMNOV, I.K. (Moskva)
.Activity of L.N. T03-StOi.-in- the field of mathematical studies and his
special interest towards thesubjeot of mathematics.' Mat. v shkole no.2:46-
55 Ja-F t6l. (Hathemati-ce-Study and teaching) (MIRA 103)
(Tolstoig LeY Nikolaevich, 1828-1910)

"-ANDRONOVp_;.K.,- GAYDUK9 Yu.M.,- KALLINGI, R.
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teaching annivopary. Mat. v ohkole no.lt75-76 Ja-F 161, (MIRA 346)
(Dopman, Ivan lAkovlevithp 1885--)

Mlillmil Vasillevid-i Lomcmosov. Mat. v shkole no-5:73-75
s-o 161. CIIIIIA 14:10)
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Moskvaj Uchpedgiz, 1962 29536 WA 15:10)
(Ari;hmati

Ot'iDRONOVO IOKO
Mathematical calwWar for the 1962-1963 achool year. Matev
I;hkole no.6t83-84 N4 162. (MIRA 16si)
(Mathematiciani)

MUMIDVICH, Sheftell Khenekhovich; MRQ~ ~VLK., prof., retsenzent;
BUKHSHTAV A A Ord. rete enzent; NECRAYV,V.1.,dots.,retsenzent;
TAL'SKIY,b.K;red.; 60ROKHOVA,S.S.,tekhn.red.
[Theory of numbers] Teoriia chisel. Moskva, GosAzd-vo
"Vysshaia shtols. r 1962. 259 p. (MIRA 160)
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Theory of)

ANDRONUV, I.K. (Moskva)
Work of the seminar OPresent-day ideas
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(Mathematics-Study
of the teaching of mathematics."
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and teachinv)

AWRONOV: I.K.; BYCHKOV, P.B.
........
Intercollegiate Conference on the History of the Physical and
Mathematical Sciences. Mat. v shkole no.5:85-86 S-0 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

ANDRONOV, I.K.
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science; on the 50th anniversary of his death. Uch. zap. MOPI
1230-80 163. (MIRA -17:4)

_mppljov, _Ivan Nozimich; RDI.:AKIN, N.I., red.
[Mathemat'ics for technical schoolsj a course in unified
mathematics) Flatematika dlia 'tekhnikumov; kurs edinoi
matematiki. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola, 1965. 823 p.
(MIRA 18:10)

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AUTHM Andronov, I. S.
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A055/A127
TITLE. Noiseproof feature of some phase-shift keying systems in the pre-
sence of signal fadingi
1/16"
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyaz no. 9, 1961, 3 - 7
TEXT: The problem of the noiseproof feature of phase-shift keying eys-
tems has always been treated without taking into account signal fading. In the
present article, an attempt is made to take signal fading (slow Rayleigh fading)
into account!'. Formulae are derived for the probability of errors in the case of
fhs following systems; 1) single transmission systems of binary signals with car-
rier phase positions 0 -Jr (Phase Telegraphy); 2) double system with phase posi-
1-iond +IVA and �3qc/4 (Double PhaseTelegraphy); 3) single and double systems
with relative phase-shift keying (Relative Phase Telegraphy and Relative Double
Phase Telegraphy). To determine the probability of errors under slow fading con-
diticns, the author uses the method of L. M. Pink [Ref. 1: "0 pomekhoustcychivos-
tl pri zemir&niyOh signala" (on potential noise immunity at signal fading) Radio-
tekhnika, 1959, v. 14, no. 91. He begins by introducing, for the signal, the
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tran6mlesion coefficientig characterizing the fading, this coefficient being thus
a random magnitude. He applies then the wellknown formulae [Ref. 2: Lezin, ~u. S.
"0 prmiskhoustoyehivosti pri razlichnyldi vidakh radiotelegrafil" (Interference-
-prDofnes5 in various types of radlotelegraphy), Blektrosvyaz', 1957, no. 4-1 per-
milting to e-,,timate the interference-proofness of Phase Telegraphy and Double
PhaEe. Teleizrapby (who-re h~ is the relation between the signal energy and the spe-
o1fic noise-power) and represents the double Pbase Telegraphy syptem as an equi-
v%!!,nf. sllngls Pha,,le. Tei-!%raphy system with 2 --h~ and with doubled carrying ca-
pasi,~y. Using also the formul.a,,
h2 . L. 1 2 2
2 Z dt (5)
n
(wbere 62 is the srecific noise-power, Tis the duration of a signal '~..lement, and
n
Z is the ign&I in vie absence of fading), he finally obtains the following exprep-
toon for Lhe probability of errors in the naxe of single Phate TalAgraphy and of
61~'* faiing"
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P~hase Telegraphy = -21 (9)
Where h' Is the average statistical value of the relation between the signal ener-
gy and the specific noises. In the case of Double Phase Telegraphy, the probabi-
lity of errors is:
P1 hl
a- (10)
Double Phase Telegraphy ~_hl , 21
The probability (10) coincides exactly with the probability of errors in frequency
telegraphy in the case of coherent reception and slow fading. For the Relative
Phase Telegraphy and Relative Double Phase Telegraphy systems the formulae giving or
the probability of errors are, respectively:
1 1 bj_
Nelative Phase Telegraphy are tg 1_10 1 (21)
+
V:h; 1 1
P1
Relative Double Phase Telegraphy X V ;h. h L+2~ are t (22)
For comparison, the author reproduces the formula giving the probability of errors
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in frequency telegraphy in the case of noncoherent reception and signal fading:
P1 1 (23)
Prequency Telegraphy h2 + 2
To estimate the quality of communication channels in the presence of fading, the
author introduces the factor:
K = S 1
,& F
(24)
where S = Ig is a magnitude characterizing the noise Immunity of the channe).
1 is the Epeed of Information transmission through the channel in binary units
per unit of Wme, and A F is the frequency band occupied by the channel, This
quality fac.~or K is found to bet in the ease of Relative Phase Telegraphy-.
1g I - -1
(25)
Nelative Phase Telegraphy &F
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in the case of Relative Double Phase Telegraphy:
Ig PT 21
& ~t_t~ bu6ta (26)
KRelative Double Phase Telegraphy 4 F
in the case of Frequency Telegraphy:
. I* PI (27)
'~Frequency Telegraphy
The examination of the graphs representing KRelative Phase Telegraph^requency
Telegraphy and Nelative Double Phase TelegraphyAPrequency Telegraphy as a func-
tion of h3 leads the author to the conclusion that the quality of all the other me-
0
thods used nowadays in radio-communication lines for transmitting binary signals.
There are 2 figures, 6 references: 5 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc. The refer-
ence to the English-language publication reads as follows: Doe1z, Heald, Martin.
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Binary data transmission techniques for linear systems, Proc. M; 1957. v. 45,
no. 5. 11K
SUBMITTED: April 18, ig6i.
[Abstracter's note; The following subscript Is translated (besides the 04T etc) In
the formulae: eq (equivalent) stands for it 3 11.1
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AINDROUOV, I.S.
Potential interference rejection and conditions for deriving
a method for separate reception of frequency telegra;hy
signals. ElektrosviazI 15 no.6:3-9 Je 161. (MIM 14:6)
(Telegraph, Wireless)

i ACCESSION NR: AP4040999 S/0106164/000/006/0008/001.1
AUTHOR:, Andronov, 1. Si
TITLE: Poten0al noise immunity of a diversity reception method
-SOURCE: Elektroevyan', ~o..6,-*-M4, 8-11
TOPIC TAGS: radio communication, radio reception# diversity reception,
coherent signal summation divqriity r'eception
ABSTRACT: Theoretical considerations regarding the noise immunity of a
diversity reception based on cohiient signal sufim-iatioon are presenWd. A for"
is developed for the probability of eirroneous reception fo-r the case of a slow
,::uncorrelated Reyleigh fading in the diversity branches. Flora two-briiach
diversity reception, the method promises a high reliability of communfciLtion
-Y
(average probability of incorrect reception :~slO, -) and a power gain of 0.9 db as
'compared to noncoherent opf4mum reception. "The author is very grateful to-
Cqrd
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ACCESSION NR: AP4040456 S/0108/64/019/006/0011/0017
'AUTHOR: Andronov, I. S. (Active member)
TITLE: Multipath reception with indefinite signal phase rReport at the 18th
Science -and -Engineering Conference of NTORiE dedicated to the Radio Day,
Apr 631
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika * vo 19, no. 6. 1964, 11-17
TOPIC -TAGS: radio communication, radio reception, multipath radio Xe~ception,
short wave radio communication
ABSTRACT: An attempt is made to work out the o'ptimum theoretical. solution for
a multipath reception system when the tranan-doeion factor of each path in known
-but the signal phase is indefinite. As the trans mission factor of each path varies
very slowly, some a-pri~ri information about its value, obtained, cog. j by
R. Price's and P. Green's method (PIRE, v. 46, no. 3. 1958), can be,-used. 'A j
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ACC NRi AP6021917 (A) SOURCE CODE: uR/oio8/66/021/003/0044/0050
AUTHOR: Andronov, I. S. (Active membe~r)
ORG: Scientific and Technical Society of Radio Engineering and Telecommunications im.
A. S. Popov (Nauchno-tekhnicheakoye obshchestvo radiotekhniki i elektroavyazi)
TITLE: The noiseproof feature of diversity reception using the coherent addition of
signals method
SOME: Radiotekhnika, ve 21, no. 3, 1966t 44-50
TOPIC TAGS: diversity reception, radio noise, signal to noise ratio
ABSTRACT: Equations which characterize the noiseproof feature of diversity reception
using the coherent addition method for the distribution of signal amplitudes in ac-
cordance with a generalized Rayleigh Law, as well as for Rayleigh correlated fadings'...
are introduced and analyzed. Present methods used to obtain probable faulty reception
include quite complex equations. A recent innovation is the use of a coherent additilin
of signals method for the branches of the diversity, with the decision as to the error
based on the envelope for this sum. This method occupies an intermediate position b4
tween coherent and noncoherent diversity reception. The method provides a power gain,
of I db as compared with noncoherent reception, and a gain of the order of 2 db as
compared with coherent reception. Use of the suggested method can result in a sub-
stantial improvement in reception reliability because of the presence of a regular
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ANDRONOV, L., kandidat t9khnicheskikh nauk.
=1V~D:inze VZI's-sote, for the transportation of dejr bulk cargoes with
qu
devices intended to insure protection of the freight* Hor.flot 17
no.2S11-13 F '57. (MLRA 10:3)
1. Odesskiy institut inshenerov morskogo flota.
(Ships-lquipment and supplies)