SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTSIMOVICH, C. - ARTSIMOVICH, L.

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1. Nachallnik upravierriya bywo vs&in4ykh rawhwtov Donatskogo
3oveta narodnogo khosytystva (for Alaks&n&ov),, 2. Intitut
everkht"rdykh materialov GospUm UkrSM (for Artaisoviob,
Ginaburg).

'AR20MICH. Ivan LrAvIgovich
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cooperatives] Xbozs* sadech po stakistike smtekol potve'bltoll-
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ser. llqs., L944, Vol. 8, No. 6, P.- - 313-329.
Ap ratus in which an electron-optioa-1 Iriage of an cbjeot witting slow electrons
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analysis of the formation and focusing of electron boams LP., slootm)sUtia trathods.
Equntions are derived determining the trajectories oi: the eleatron:~ nrA a14xtm1=te
solutions indicated. Cl-Lronatic aberration, transverse as woU a! longitudinal,
is calculated and the plane of the optimm imgs fouM In tl* Opt) of focus,
delerntining the acciiracy of focut.ing, is examined. r-urthpr ;*suible defeats of
eleatrosi-opt!-cal systens, such as spherical aberrati-)n, cRuvatuxv cf the image,
and astigmtlsm, are also discussed. A Technically Ideal systelo woAd use ptxrely
electrostatic focusing, ,.,Ith two electrodes only. An Analysis of Its operation
is given and possible ap ications am d13OUMd.
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ARTSIMVICH, L. A.
Bibliography, 1. Pollard and V. Davidson. 'Applied msclear pivaice". Trmulated
by M. N. Flerova, under the editorship of L, A. ArtsimvigA. St4te Publioation of
Tachnico-Theoratical Literature 190-s 32T-pp~,-wpUb:L6 in lOpOOO CopiSSe Po 3JM*
A five-page review of the books ~pglied ~4*1*ar "~jg by E. Pollard and
Vo Davidsons.
90s Journal of Applied Chandstry (USM) 21j No. 11 (19h8).

ART-Q'imWic?, T- In.
"High Current Gas Dischargo and Therw4auejear leactiam$l paper read at
the Syqvsim on glectromaMt1c Ph*nmftA in GOGUICal PbpLcoo Stockbolml
27-31 Aug 56.
AS USSR, Moscow

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iliTSIMOVICH-, L.A.0 micedemik
~rosre-li in stosto physics; for the ftelos Ymmltyl Programs po
atomot fivike (dUs fivichaskogo, takulltete)a 1"6. 2 V.
Am 1113)
1. Moscow. Univorettot,
(ftol"r 9bysica-StWy and teaching)

',(,Ctogory WSR/Nucloar Physics - Rucloor Ronctions C-5
Abo Jour Rof Zhur - Fizikno No 3, 1957, No 6073
Author A94d.fte-nov, A.M6, BazilovskAy*' C.A.
-F-okharov, -Us st Filippoy, N.V.
Title i Investigation of Pulse Discharges with High aurroats
Orig &ub i Atom. enor&tya, 19%, No 5, T6-80
Abstract : A brief report an tho results of an experim"Utl'. lm~astigatlon
of high-power pulse discharges with high rates of ctrront rise.
A study was made of th6 pulse discharges in 16g 'D2# lisp Ars and
Xe at initial gas pressures from 0,005 us Rg to *ovoj*j Udiji-
riotors. The maximum currant in the discharge we* W to 100
anp. The discharge was! fed with a voltage from ~O ti 50 kv
from a capacitor bank renging in rating from mevoral tons to
400 microfared. The r5s of curreq~ rise In thOU14ial dis-
charge phase wts 3 x 10 -1.5 x 10"" amp/sec, and, tN: duration
of the current rise frow zero to maximum value wom 8 - 17
microseconds, The discherge tubot used wets porcalein cylinders
60 -- 100 cri long end 20 -: 40 am In diemetar. Tjw Intonsity of
the magnetic field was itocourod et various points of the Us-
charge, Ps was the grs pressure*
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Wtogory i UwSuclear ftsico.- "tool Soac-tions
Abe Jour s Rat Zhur - Fisikep NO)$ 19510 go 607)
Ths disobarp osoAIIo$rw*,tt:O 0 tactorl ~;w a' Ob
oak An, Ourrsot~ ad-"
discontinuity 1A V* *cHW 4011& tb
Ourring at a certain flustoO ot'441o', A Sitr thodopqn-
dance of the tim into.rontzpVtor to thwe ri itl!suah 0101ul4r-
Ity vs. the mess of ps X in them' djooharp t0boAs gt#ni for
various gas** (11!.602,; Xopjs) *~sr *ids rem )f =so"
(approximetely 1 llr~ g
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quite well on the auM MI Those 4*t~ 1 in $064
agreement with the vallms at Ir 4alculoted usUk w thkio~y
developed by N.A. Loostovich one S~Ao
The singularities an tio osaillogrems are ovw~c ad with com-
pressions of the pleamd *alum. the
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of the pleew ranged ftom 1 1 1 lit Mah 860 tAis) to
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pressure 0.01 m Hg. A the Inktant of the r= I 4-omprespla
the snera of the boavy! particle* rophos veluol $rroqo~diq
to a temperature at spi+oXiatately 20' 4op"S, us Oros.
sure In the central Sont Is on the order or alberwo,
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Oitogory s USSPI/ftclonr ftysics -!Nuclear Rivrations
Abe Jour s Rat Vw - flsiksp No )g .1V,7,0
Author i #pd Novo A* brokhot4t, 10. r'.'
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Title S Hard Radiation fror Mee Dischartes,
OriS Fub s Atom, enevois, 19% 14io
Abstract s It was obsorV94 thet as lsisdmrS6~ :-iov gas**
~ht*"Pavsr
can be sources of haVd ijidstion;, in 102 tho: vs 40 Oftod
noutron radIrtion roo*,9049 Ma
discharges were carried 014 4i 4000900 11
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noutron omission is obas k"d 10 W`ini al pressk~'D of 0
2
rengas from 0.01 to OJ us Mg, whLlo in tubas M0161 4,16-
walls the ardsojoij in obtervod up to 10 am, At a ~aximz
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WITSA, P.B.; ICM, A,?..- VING"l, A.P.10=16 G.,- 610my,
NJ.; YAnMV, A.A.; YBAU, I.N.: VXNW, V.I.; Ra, A9149 t
FMTA, N.Y.; LINWA, Z,A,; VASUITSWA. PJM"XIT, 1-0-1
ALWAYMOV, A.D.; AU=Clt. Ita.
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irem Joliet-Curio; obituary. Vest.Al 38S 26 *9*4:713-72 Ap 156,.
(41ist-Curie, Irons, 1897-1956) (Km 917)

AUTHORS: Artsimovich, L. A., Shchepkinp G. U., ZhAk,)Yt V. V., 89-12-1129
Makov, B. N., itaksimov$S. P., Malov, A. P., likulichev, A. A.,
Panin, B. V., Brezhnevt B. G.
TITLEt Electromagnetic Isotope Separating Deyioe fcr Heavy 91*seuts of
High Resolving Power.(Elektromagnitnays ustanovk* a vysokoy ra-
zreshayushchey ailoy dlys, razdeleniya izotop)v tyszhelfth elesen-
tov)
MIODICALt Atomnaya Energiyaj 1957, Vol. 3, Xr 12, pV. 403-491 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The constructed apparatus, which shall be able to separate clear-
ly isotorpea even with a relative mass difference of 1/240, must
have a high dispersion, a high resolving power and especially well
stabilized magnetical andeleotrical fields. A-a axial-Bymmotrical
field, the dispersion of which is proportional to the square of
the focusing angle# was used as a magnetic Mild. The focusing
angle is 2250. The measured dispersion of the apparatus amounts
to 2o mm at a relative mass difference of the masses to be ie-
parated of I%.
The stabilization of the magnetic field of the separating dwvioe
has been brought to 0,005% by the aid of % valre soheae.The ac-
celeration velocity for the source of ions (up to 4o kV) is sta-
bilized by a double cascade scheme up to O,ol*. But also the
current in the discharge source of ions is *tat.ilized- The nonum
Card 1/3 chamber is constructed from stainless steel., iu a C -sharpe.the

Electromagnetic Isotope Separating Device for Hoavy 416ments of 69-12-1/29
High Resolving Power.
pump system has been aranged so that a viorking TAOUUM of 4-6.1*4
mm Hg is always guaranteed, When separating toxic materials mov-
ing looks, valves and regulators from synthetic and rubber are
applied. The high vacuum here is maintaimed by me&ns of a surge
chamber.
A normal gas discharge source of ions, in which the material to
be separated can be heated up to 1oooOCp is Ased as source of
ions.
Boxes from copper or graphite are usually usAd as targets. The
following results were obtainedt
Concentration factort
75 to 3o2 for pb2o8 conoentra-t*d from tho,natural
22 to 71
151 to 2U
985 to 142o
1000
for Pb2o7
for U238
for U236
for pU239
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lead-isotope mixture
concentrated f.~om nat4ral araniula
ooncentrated from sailples of dif-
ferent isotrope compositions

'Electromagnetic Isotope Separating Device for Heavy Eloment of 89-12-1/29
High Resolving Power.
160 to 360 for pU241 concentTated from sumples of
different isotope compositions
There are 4 tables, 8 figures and 3 Slavic references.
SUBMITTEDt August 21, 1957
LTAILLBLEi Library of Congress
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'LVT?OA ARTSIHOVICH,L A LMW(N,SJu, r~T-. )RRYT, U4, ('.IiUV;,TlH) S.j%.
TITLZ Llectrodynumical. AcoolerstDa of ill.isma J.i3,! i. - .
(blektrodinamichookcp uskoronip agust':o,., plasry..i,
PLRIODICAL Zhurnal Bksperlx, i Teoret-MM0957,Vul 7, 17-3 :0. S.S.a.)
ABSTIICIA' In a vacuum chamber two rail electrodes, which itre not conuected
and are parallel to each other, are fitted1they ate earthed over a
condenser QW) Rnd a sphere Cap. lf,betvt~en these two eleotroles,
a thin copper wire lo 9melt*d explosiolilij,,ji, the bandlu pro-
duced will move with a certain volocity,11hit -reloalt;r is metsured
by ~ieans of a rapid-4ction camera (2.1o6 pletare per secondjtiz.~O of
ex2osire U,2jLS) or by means of 2 magnetic inductors.
If a copper wire of 0,02 ram thiokne32 in burned nith 3o KT,the plas-
ma bundle has a velocity of (1_2).10 am/6*0 at 'A distance of 30 on
from the place of the explosion.
Thus it was 2ossible to show that a plasim burdle can be alectrody-
namically accelerated.
(8 Slavic references)
ASSQCI.V~IDIT Institute for Atomic Lnergy (Institut at~mnqy eaurgii)
PRISE.'ITEL BY
SiJUITTED 19-6-1957
AVAILABLL Library of Congress.
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ARTSINOTICH, L.A., skad"ik; LMIUM, 5-Yu., preftesm.
2mrsonw1oar reacticast seamb rw a Catrollod Owswuloar
reaction. Prlrod& 46 nc.ltl&25 J& 157. (ma N 12)
(Nuclear reactions)

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Mst I B00% ImPLOITATION SOV/1242
Almdemiya nauk SSSR. Institut stomnoy energil
FIZAA pla=y I. problem upravlyayeoft termoyademy.4h, reaktsiyp
t. II. (Plasma Physics and the Problem of Oonirolled
Thermonuclear Reactions, t. 2) [Moscow) lz4-vo AN SSSR, 1958,
355 P. 3,000 copies printed.
Reap. Ed*:- Leontovich, N.A6. AcademIciano
PURPOSEt This collection contains yrevlously opublIshed work ot
members of the Inatitut atomnoy snargii (Thstit-ats of Atomic
Energy) of the Academy of Sciences of the WSR. It is Intended
for scientists interested in this field.
COVERAGE: This~book is the second of four volmes of proviously
unpublished work of members of the Institute of I.tomic Inergy
during the period 1951-58. The exploitation eards on the
other volumes In this series have been released undtr the
numbers 1241,1243, and 1244.
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Plasma Physios and the Problem (Cant.) SOV/1242
TABLE OF COX
Braglnekiy, S.I., ~.D. Shafranov. Plasma Pilament With
Heat Lose to #.-iw Electrodes
Braginakiy, S.I., md A.B* 1110&l. Proosess in a Plaams.
Column During R&VI4 Inqr*&e* of a Ounimt 10
Braginskil, M., and V.D. Shatmov# Plasus Filament in
the Presence of a Longitudinal Magnatic fto~ 26
,Artalmovich L-A Passage of onto Throvah Plasm in
of a Longit *ItT& Currt,, 81
Arelmovich, L*A- Kagn*tio Flux In a C=pressir* Cylinisr 87
Artsimovich, L.At Analysis of the Equation of Compredsion of a
VIIA-m-e-hr-wr the Pres*noe of an lxt*rnal Mapetio Field 101

AIMIMOTICH, L. A.
"High Temperature Plasmas."
paper presented at Second All-Valon Courerence on Gasems Blectromias, Moscovp
October 2- 6 1958.

ARTS1111VICH, Lev AMrayevich
"Inveettrations on the controlled thermonuclear reactiong in the LEW
f vainer to be premented at 195A M "Atoro-for-2#qace"
Conference, Geneva).

-b"'HOR jlrbdraovi-~lt, L. A. OYP") 5-1/2
TITLE: Titvl?!~tigat.Lona of Contr~.lel Tl~ertaonuclear Rnac%x~)ns in the
Vs.,IR ;~, reaktaiyem
v sssij -
PERIOD.','~'AL: Atwmns7a Vol ~ Irl. P~l (USSR)
,IBSTRACT: In a renlering cf the Geaeva report !1.)'Pj'229A ex 195A
in HLsaian,
The princial "Lines pursued in these triveetigations were:
T%,a ieve, ,, nen L cff mvti-,cla cf howtinj; mxt*~er up to vetry
lvc.leratu;,e~j in j)owerful jml;ial olelti-cidiagnstic
jim-cesbea of ohort dtiration.
The iztve~.,tigationa of plasuic heating rethols in quasi-
utati~,niry high -.,-Jrrent electrio llwcbnrjvs.
3) znvect~l-g-utinn -f plastua heating tind ccntiinment
mcthcis in Bygtemv Gf a"Crignotic traj~ll, type,
the ruj,9r the ir,.ncil)&l Wa obtained in experimentul
m! ths.-irat:.cal inventig;,timns along the Wbo-le-nontioned
.dire lines irt? ana"')::e4.
Card /2 '!he renara; sr-~ terion ii 1~resevited of evaltiatizIr 41ffer*nt

Reuntions In lh~e"USSR
ly.,-.tems w~)izh in :T4.n(;1p1sj tuty- I*e ituati -for #.~;e production
Of t!.ArMl~WIC)s-Ax an.~,r:ry. T,.o ;,rcb.1ei,.i of --ho"ning initial
%..-te2%a~ for a ther,~,,~nw*lear 1_enerntor it. inulyted. Different
t,~eS Of 14-7netic t1le tu~uk )f Containina the
In t, a t (- 11 t4 , 1 maimetic
",rd is pl-,7 czori,ed on-.1're.1y IIJ extorna
fielij. are Tyj i: .: versions of :riah symteru can
he iivilei n"o two ratvt~tir;e:i.
1~ Tra-e b%_e~ed on Invnrialics i,r,uicipie
2) % trap with -a r:At-not1c fields
il f erL .1
-n% metiods are 7rezentei of ol)tatnir,; iiatter heated
to n ver: tvr.~IeraVra ~n mwh syUtema 11.r ih* injection
it-ins, by t~,e Jnii!-tn ur plasmi, by hea-.Ing with a
f~ield based on Vie
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AUTHOR: Artaimovich, L. A. $U1153-66-4-1/10
TITLEs Investigations of Controllable thermonuclear Reactions In the
USSR (Insle4ovaniya po uprsvly&y*mym terajoyalernya reaktaiy&S
v SSSR)
PERIODICALt Vey kht fisichoskikh nauk, 1950, Vol 66p Or .1 PF 545-569
(us;:)
ABSTRACTs In his introductiOnp the autbor gives a sborl survey, of the
historical development of plasma rssoarah and the methods 61
confining hot plasma by strong magattle, ftelds. & magnetic ~ftold
can be used for thersolasulation and for Plasma heating
a) according to the method of plasma aaco1sration by elect"-
dynamic forces. b) according to methods lot, Obtstal"t
plasma oonfiguratibus, too* states 1e which %Ao pmossurs, oti'thw
plasma Is balanced $7 Sao* kia pressure. Thoso tvs possitiltileis
are discussed. Concerning b) two tr*rA* to rettearoh work uO
iaentioneds Development of methods far the mair,tenanoo and t*o
heating of plasma in systems with big olos*4 discharge aurronts~
which are maintained by an exterior voltago and a" sUbilitlod
by an external sagniotic fields Inyseligation of magnetic trAIPS
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Reactions in the USSR
of fast particles Injected into the trapo 1.1 the following
the author discus*at some properties of 'the Nture ther*ol~-
nuclear reactorel thus, an equation for 'kilo aseltotic eyvOtsm Ot
a thermonuclear generator is given R %- >ILJI - ig), 8 denotoo the
plasaa-confining sagnetio fieldp Tiho ftr&ton of the
maintenance of high tesperuture in the pt4ss4t) q is th art
of the thermal energy of the plans* whift can be ooavs:tol into
s
lectr18 ; norgy, the con tent A chsraoUrIz4o the nuolear,fuel;
A"10 or pure D, A-~o$09'for & D - If *ixturs). In the
following section the author disouss*s the problem of tho,dir4o%
conversion of thermonuclear energy Into olectric energy 404 then
Into thermonuclear fuels, pure D and D - T mixture. The d-uthor
is of the opinion that the Use of aniitirs oilt i9ting of'equal
parts of D-T offers considerable advantape. TUTe now follows
the report proper on ths experimental and thiscrotical
investigations In the VSS11 In ttio conneotion now papers ars
especially considered. However, hardly *W a4me or references
are mentioned. Part Is Pulsed pvocessov of W-ovt durstion.4a
inyestigation of pulsed discharges with r*pldlT increasing
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Resetions In the USSR
discharger In linear tubes as well as in toroidal
chambers plasma acceleration by electr*uy-aamic forces is the
most important prooesso In the pulsed Ust-hargo the plasma to
primarily pinched to the tube axial this Irocess introdtose~the
rapid oscillation of the plasma columm (stnur). Xaxinan den*Ity
and temperature are obtained If the rm4lus of the plasoo oolum
is shorten%. fte following holds for the d9tormination of t~s
lower 1181 t2*5 tsmporatur* during the first comprossion MaA*M1
Y a 4.6.10 1 Ai I denotes the current 4ensity in kk at~thio
moment, N the number of the partioUs th the 4"40 Bip per'
unit of length of the plasma fil"ent ,Tkal,manotes the so"
plasma temperature in the case of an idoal beat exohanp toOsen,
ions and electrons. Figure I shows the temperature distribut4on
according to the radius of the plasm filaminto figure 2-the;
distribution of the density of the material (OAtSUS donsity
at the moment of ousulation is by 30 to 40 --imeo higher th" the
initial value). the experiments an intenoivt pulsed discharges
&in at obtaining higher temperatures. Det*rxUation of the
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Reactions In the USSR
seens, of spectroscopic measurements (~Y measuring the Doppler
broadening of impurity lines), further iniobtigations concern
the analysis of the particles produod in the dischargai,. Thin
following institutes participated in this research programs
Institut atomnoy ienergli AN 3SSR (Instttu%* of Atomic Zniergy,
AS USSR), the fisichaskiy fa*Kullt*t Maskovokooo uAiversitOU
(Physics Dept., of Moscow Vairtersity)# the Ukrainskiy tislto-
tekhnioboakiy institut (UkralnUnPhysioo-lookiLical Institutd)p
and the SukhunialklyLi" titut slektrannoy flalki. (Sukhumi
Institutat with slowly
increasing current in %oroidal oUsbarto A distinction is made
between "slow" and "test" discharteal la the case of the fIrst
the planse. coluan oscillates several hurArod tises before the
current reaches its peak value (in the oas 't. of the second, ouly
once or twice). In slow discharges sae-kinttio pressart is I*
equilibrium with the oleetrodynamioal forzes, and the column
teape.,tature attains the Joule (Dshaul) value it a) the colvat
does not touch the walls of the chamber, ani b) it this
equilibrium is at the same time stabloo lithe author supervised
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Investigations of Controllable Thermonuclear SOV/53-66-4-1/0
Reactions in the USSR
Inatitut Atouncy enorgii AS SSSR (Instituts Of Atomic shoray
AS USSR), The*& investigations are them demoribad,
(Distinction botvo&n two different stabilitr regissai the
sagnttohydrodynami* conditions for pertvrbstion damping are
given for both regimes; for the sooondp whets the aWbility of
the plasma filaments is obtained 4 a *,krona loinfitudinal'; fieldp
the formula as/It >L/2ft is givem. (4040notsa the ourreiat
f leldp L the lantth of the f iloment) 1 9 t. or - w figuv'*~ 6t
figure 7 shown a soh*satiosl reprosoaUtlon of the natur*~of the
occurring perturbation#), In the fallowimg c4pter the author
discusses further exper4mental results of diadhisrp lsvostip;&
64*w4n chambers with insulatiAg walls "d in chambers with
aotallic walls (tioroidal ah"bers); figutom ? and 10 show 'a
photograph wA a sohe"Mal drating of each a metallic twoidal
ah"ber at the Institute of Atomic An:rsyo As WSS2. The, Wales of
this chamber consist of st4tnl*ss at* I *~t a thlaknose oti
20 = covered by * layer of copper bAviog a --hicknoss of 0*2 mo
The chamber is detaribed sore in d*Wl &W the oxin results of
the inVeatigstion are Silent It Ise foUAJ thtt *Von at ConALtione
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walls at all, substantial losses are still observed, so that-[the
experimentally possible plasma t,experatUe Is oonsiderably below
the theoretical one. This might be do* to impuxity atoasi *rt llit
Magnetic traps* Piretv this term is explained in detail# In 1950
it. D. Jakharow and Is To. ?um suaXests,41 thi first concrete
model of a magnetic thermonuclear rouot" (ionized raritiod D.
heated in a toroidal chamber). The mspvtic traps wq be divided
into two groupat a) traps with mWetio plul-s. b) traps with
restricted drift. 9spocis,117 the former 4re d1scussod In 40141
since in this connection investigations (thecrotioal wA ~
sxperinental) were carried out at the Institut* of Atoalo;znx~jw*
It was possible theoretically to predict the existence of ni*
perturbations of the squilibrim state as cainat be stabAlsod,
by themselves, BOU types of instability -ate closely conaspisA,
with the geometry of the mWOlo field Ma the tvapso Thus!' a
very dangerous typo may arise In systems in which the ezt*wal~
boundary of the plat" has a nagativ* curiratvxf (Fix 13). ~
Experimental invostiptiones lav,astigatiqq of the scouaulatlW
of fast ions, ion concentrations of -10'-~ In siro dioob&rg#s
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Investigations of ContTollable Thermonuclear SoV/53-66-4-1/10
Reactions in the U33R
for som* milliseconds. In summer 1956 a large experimental
system of plugs was compliststl at the InsUiu-to of Atomic Energy.
It serves for the Investigation of the oxUrnal injection of-
pUrticlos into the central part of the trap (D' are obuinea
by DI disnociatl*n) (Fig 17). Purthsr trivettiptions deal with
the application of high-frequonay *leatroWmatto fields tor the
confinement and the insulation of plasmas &it well as for plasma
heating. The paper concludes with a stowwry of the first Geneva
Coaferonce, of the achievements hith*rlo, mat *, and of hop4e for
the future. There are 19 figur.;%*
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KILIKAY. V.N.-. TATOR, S.Ya. 1 4002111111 -1A&.&.*kmd*x1k, Avoredt:
IN- I SKIT, T-O.K., red. Vi&4i-,V'W=WA. A.T., tokbs.rod.
(Blectron optical Slektrounsis optike, Mosba, bil-vo, Akad,
unuk 838R, 1959, 372 p. (91U 12:11)
(11totrou optics)

'IUTHORt -,Artatmovioh# L. k## A*sdomioian BOY/*30.59.1-2/57
TITLEs Research Work in the USOR Concerning Ocalrollable
Thermonuclear Reactions (Issledovanlya po up.!*vlyay*&y%
tormoyadernys reaktaiyam v MA)
PPMODICALs Vestnik kkadsaii nauk SSSR, 1959, Ir 1, pp 11-23 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Investigations are still at the stage of expl.)rIng different
ways of approaching this problem, The author of the present
article reports on thp Applicability of the atipotia field
for thermal insulation and heating plasna. Its considers
further the question of direct -transformation of thermo-
nuclear energy into slistile power$ indicating the material
concerning the problem of coattollablo thovoontwlear roactifte
which has accumulated in the U38R,during r0eent years.
Figurs I gives ar wohenatio r6pvosentation of radial distri-
bution of temperature in the plasma column (ohzu:r)p figure 2
shows the dependence of temperature in the plasta column
on the initial voltage of the discharge tube., Ptgure 3 shows
& spiectrogravi of the pulaod discharge in up 4spending
on time. Further, the author deals with PUTOOrodg"Cliseharget
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Research Work in the UdSR Concerning Controllable 301/30-59-1-2/57
Thermonuclear Reactions
as well as the question of napotic tra~pa which were examined
by 1. To. Ta=o A. Do Sakharov in 1950. A theoretical exudut-
ion of these systems was started by 0. 1. 1,udkor in 1953.
Figurs*5 shows A schematic crose-section of the first ex-
perimental system for the investiptlon of condensation of
fast tons; figure 6 is tho outside view of such a plant at
the Institut atomnoy on*rgii (Institute of At*mic Energy).
A plant for the condensation of D* Ion* was oTectod at the
Institute of Atosio ftergy (Fig 7), " Well an a system with
"crimped" magnetic field for the formation of traps with
limited drift (Pig 8). ]PImally, the author otates that the
maintenance and further development of international scientific
collaboration is the most Important conditica of a successful
development of research concerning controllablo thermo-
nuclear reaction*. There are 8 figarts.
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no.40&-w 159.
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Title Researdh oa CoArallabla Theruituclear R-umetA0,3116 iii the
USM
Ori,s Pub Fortiselir. Phys., 1959p 7. No 7, 4n-449
Abstrnat Translatod from the Jburaal "Uspdthi Fla. Ibuk" 1953, 66,
545-569 (Referat zhur P~ak2, 1.959, No 7, 149Kq).
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(on the occaalon of his ?Othtirtmby)* Astramshur. 36 no*113
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sekretarl Prouldims Al SM (for fopoldpv). 3. IrpmInpaym-
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a&* AN US (f or Artattmich).
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AUTHOR: Artsimovich. L. A_-AaAdemIcian
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B006/.*0063
TITLE: To the Editor of the Periodical "Atomanya enargiya"
(On the Abstract "Entropic Trapping of Plaarmi by a
Magnetic Field With Anti-plug Configuratlon",'
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiyat 1960, Vol. 8, No. 6j p. 5E2
TEXT: The abstract of an artidle by Zh. Tak (J. or 0, Tuck) vas
published in Atonnays, energiyap 1960, Vol. 8, No. 3. The abstracter
writes that Tuck suggested a now method of plasma injeotioi Into the
magnetic trap, but the author of the present article point.j out that
this method has already been described by S. Yu. Luklyanov and 1. K.
Podgornyy (Ref. 1). Moreover, it is noted that the Institui s6tomnoy
energii (Institute of Atomic EnOER) has made experimon~o for geare to
work out this method. Eight aonths before Tuck published tke first of
his articles, Luklyanov and PodCorW published the results or an
investigation on the possibility of plasma trapping by a magnetic field
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To the Editor of the Periodical "Atostaya 3/009 0"008/06/14/021
energiyall (On the Abstract "Utropic Trappin
of Plasma by a Magnetic Field With Anti-plug
Configuration")
having a structure which was called ,anti-plug configmritt-ou" by G. B.
At the Second Geneva Conference on the Peaceful Uses oT hiomlo Energy
(1958), Soviet physicists spoke about investigations catried out in the
Soviet Union in this field. Th#r* are 3 Soviet refersnoes.
SUBMITTED: April 15, 1960
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PHMI I b= EMOITATION SOV/5W
Artaimovich, Lev Andrerelich
UpravlyayeWe torwy&4*rnyyo reaktall (Controlledftormomoloar
Reactions) Moscow, nxestsisp 1961. 467 P,, MOW eoplem
printed.
Zdn.s V. A. Leshkovtmev and B. L.' 1Av"ItGj Teah., Nd.s K. F.
Brudno.
PURPOSE s This book Is lotendod for physioloto &W solentina
and technical personnel who are imterest#4 In the progromix
made in the field of controlled nualear ress-lions.
COVERAOR: Th* book describes a mll part of wft*t~bam bm
done up to the present tins In the field of oontrolled.
themonualear reactions and In the efto of Me properties
of high-toWeraturo planap and includes 6wis discussion
of the diffloultleb to be overcome before a *"troll*d
reaction become* a reality. AttenUoa to given to basis
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Controlled 'Thermonuol*sW Rea4tions
theoretical covaepts of* the processes todatplace in plasma,
methods for heating plains thermal insulat 0"* WdStino
experimental Installatifts for high- atu" 1110004 measts
the results of this resdarabg and th= t*411 in theluo.
nuclear-synthesis reloglisho ths, thearouatl trat-tment has
been kept to the striot idnimum issoessoy f6r,a general orlev-
tattoo In high-ts"oratuie plant pqslesp IM4 4ulbeftows
derivations of toroftAlis ha" been amittod. ho Wit aost part
the mat*rlal for the book has both gathend 04 pro-1961
publications and studies, the 00 system of uotto has been
Used in all 40"Utatloose 2h* author thaks 40 collospes
of the Mel plaxmmnykh IssledovAnsly INSUbi # 0*00Y snevol
iaeni L V. Sarchatoys, AN'SM(Dopartment of a*& Iwitsith ~
of the Institute of Atowit thergy ISONS L V, m,%%t4v AS USA)
and the followin I A. Z. SagA*y*V'# who compose Most of section
V,7 and the greater par, Of station 7-7) V. A. *p1sv, for
his analysis of the vriossoal methods for this 01-f1w"Onay
containment of plasma d1soussed to sea $sad 8*18J and
To. V. Artyushkov# for plotting a great nmbsr if the Paphs"
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AUTHORs Artaimo-viabia-L. A., Academitian-Uoretary, Acidexioian
(see -0-1 -68-0- -Orm-th)
TITLEs Department of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
PERIODICALt Vestnik Akadsmii aduk SSORj no-4t 1961, 27-30
TZXTs The general meeting of the Otdoleniy* fisika-matesitatLaheakikh U&Uk
(Department of Physical and Mathematical Sciences) was opeied by
Academician L. A. Artaimoviob, Aosdoxioian-8soretary of thi Department
He mentioned the following most significant scientifio :res-.tlts of the last
years utilization of the molecular field of ferromapetLe sabstano*e for
the polarization of nuclei, realized at the Institat atomnc-.y onergii in.
I. V. Xurchatova (Institute of Atomic Energy imeni I. L ktxohstovll
starting of a microtron with high stability of partioles and high intensity,
at the Inetitut fizicheekikh problem im. S. 1. Vevilovs (Instltuts of
Problems of Physics iment S. 1. Vavilov)l production of high pressures at
high temperatures at the Inatitut fiziki vysokikh aavltjniy (Institute
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of Physics of High Pressures). A~oording to L. A. Artsimcviah, the
training of caders is unsatiafaotory. go also mentlonQ4 problems of
foreign contacts of Soviet scientists, as wall as the collaboration with
the academies of the People's Republics In vurious fields, which he con-
siders to be of great Importance. Finally, he mentionsd problems con-
nected with oxtending the network of scientific institutt%is. Academician
S. L. Sobolev opened the discussion by dealing with probleas of
strengthening research institutions and schools of higher learning by
caders, and improving their working conditions and raislog scientific
qualifications. The same problem was also dealt with by Academicians
P. S. Aleksandrov and A. N. Kolmogorov. The Academicians 1. To. Tamm and
A. A. Dorodnitsyn, as well as D. 1. Slokbintsev, Corrseponling Member
AS USSR, considered it necessary to strengthen the links with the
scientific centers of the People's Democracies. L. A. Kibello Corres-
ponding Member AS USSR, reported on meteorologi6ml forecosta. Academician
V. I. Veksler recommended inofficial discussions of topical problems under
participation of outstanding scientists and leaders of Last:.tutions. The
Academ-_~ciana B. P. Konstantinov, P. L. Kapitsa, A. Ps Alekst.ndrov,
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V. P. Linnik, 1. K. Kikoint as voll so the Corresponding dembers AS USSR
M. A. Badovskiyj S. Y. Vonsovskiy, and K. 1. Shohelkin participated in the
discussions. The following scientific reports *or* delivered% Academician
L. S. Potryagin and V. G. Boltyanskiy, 9. V# Oamkrelidis, To F, Mobobabko,
Doctors of Physical and Nathematical Sciences, reported o:i the theory of
optimun processes. They conducted research work in this 'ield at the
Matematicheskiy institut im. V, A. 3tsklova (Institute of ItAthematics
imeni V. A. Steklov ) for many ysarij. L Yao Fameranabuk, Corresponding
Member kS USSR, reported on some asymptotic properties of olastic seat-
toring of strongly interaction particles at great energies. 1. Ya. Po-
meranchuk and V. B. Berestetakiy studied the simplort nonelastic proo&:91
of conversion near the pole of two particles into three ani of two par to
into four. V. A. Krat, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,
described the studies of the movement in the solar atMojop.iere) made at
the Pulkovskaya observatoriya (Pulkovo Observatory) from 1.)51 to 1960.
V. V. Vitkevioh, Candidate of Physical and Nath*mAtio*l Oo:.eacos, reported
on lateen research of the sun and the space closo~to It, ouid poiAtel out
that the method of radioscojy wits elaborated at the laboratoriya radio-
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astronomli (Radioastronomical Laboratory) of the Fizidhashly institut it.
P. W. Vebedeva (Physics Institute imeni P. K. Lebedev) anc. spread during
the last years. The superoorona. of the sun which reaches.from 5 to 30 RO
and more, mainly consists of radial heterogeneities. It is concluded
therefrom that a radial magnetic field predominantly exists in the space
close to the sun. The now tanks of optical astronomy consist in
observing the spaces of the supercoroca distant from the sin, in deter-
mining the average electronic concentration and degree of ieterageneities,
causing the dispersion of radio waves.
ASSOCIATIM Otdeleniye khisicheskikh nauk (Department of Chealoal
Sciences) CAbstracter's notes Name of asoociation was
taken from first page of journal.]
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AUTHORs ArteimoyUhj_64, p Academiaiat and Sscrstax:r o-.' ths
-D-op-artment (no* Association)
TITLEs To-day's physics is to-marrow's w4insering
PERIODICAM Tekhnika molodeshi# no* 9p 1961, 9
TEXTs The author describes two problems of physios under 41sauaoions (1)
controlled thermonuclear fusion and (2) nuclear radiontstioaso The solu-
tion of the first problem would create a basis for harnessing the i4exhaust-
ible nuclear energy contained in ordinary *&ter* The m4lz d-ittioulty in
solving this problem is that an ultrastallar tomperatuto of Liome hundred
million degrees has to be maintained oontinuously in the subittanao to initi-
ate the statio thermonuclear reaction. The idea of nuolwax radiostations
was developed in the Soviet Union by the young physicists Prckborov and
Basov* These radicstations will make it possible to prodmoe oxtrexely
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powerful aoicular beams of elsottomWetlo waves and light rays by which
signals can be transmitted many billions of kilometers boyozd the solar
system. Nuclear radiostations will allegedly come into Opezation within
the next 5 to 10 Years- No striking advances in controlling th*=ozucl*&r
fusion are aited.
ASSOCIATIONt Otdoleniye fisika-matematichaskikh nauk AVOOSI (Department
of Physics and Mathematios of ths A$ "USSR)
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SISAU"), K.M.P &k&dem'X; 1.1.1, edmdemik; SATFAIll', I.I.; ata&mlk.;
FRUMNIN I A.B. t akademik; SHEMYAKB, N.M. , "rail ; SODOUWs S. L. 0
akaden1k; SHUIAUB, V.V., &Weadkl BITSAD23t A.V.j9UlMlWV N T
KHOVST(,V, V.M.j ROKASHXTS P.S I ABDULUUTO OA,; UMMO fey**#*
doktor biol.naukj OWUDR6, i.D.p 4oktor khl*,a&Aj POKWJLKVt
B.F.1 BIAGOMUVOV, A.A,t abdealk; ARVW.ZMo.,LA,s mkutwdk;
KOSTMKOp M.P.p 4mdefti; WALivlKri;3.V.,, WadWk
Digatission of the report* Teat.AX SSSR 31 moJM-47 W 161.
(M 1413)
1. AN Kazakhakay SM (for Satpapy), 2. Chlony-kcrrappmdenty
AN &SW (for Biteadeep Vsllsik~r, lhvostov, lowshkim, Odullarms,
Ponomarev).
(Ressarct)

ARTSIMOVICH, L.A._, fks~
-1-- - . om*i FATRWIM, I.B.p red.; NAZAWA.. AA, tekba.
[Tbe attack of tbermomalear Wathealel discussUns wift
Acedmician L.A.Artaft0vieb) ObtAm t*rwj*d*rzo%* sintetal
besedy a Akademikm L.AtArtsizoviebox, Zapial V%ktora Trootalkwoo
Moskva, Isd-vo NbmUV:5 1962. 47 p. (Ilme V shimAp aimbl
tekbnIks. IX Seriiat MAR t kbialiap no.1) Ollm 13SO
(Tbarmonualsar reactions)

5/030/o/ow"001/001/01 I
B100102
AUTHORx Artsimovich, L. A.,.-Academician
TITLEs The problem of controllod thermonuclear synthesis
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk SSSH. Vestmik, no. 19' 1962, 7 - 15
TEXTs This paper was written on the basis of a reporb hold bjr the author
at the International Conference on the Peaceful Uses, of Atomic Stiergy,
Salzburg, Austria, 1961. In the first stages of the studj of controlled
thermonuclear reactions, high-temperature plasmas wore, pr)(tuesd by pover-
ful linear pulse discharges of very short duration, Row systems for
plasma compression by means of an increasing external fte.4 have been
studied. The theta-pinch instability allows to reach tk muzimum concentra-
tion of magnetic energy in smatl volumes. It is improbab'A that high-
speed plasma compression by a radially increasing field should be of any
practical importance in thermonuclear synthestel nsvefthelaou investiga-
tions will be continued in thin direction, Devices for irventigating
-juasi-steady or slow discharges in toroidal chambers, built in USA, Great
Britain, and USSR are described, Thu Ltwly cf t~v
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The problem of controlled B1041B102
ohmic plasma henting in a strong magnetic field is still in the ievelop-
mental stage. The abnormal diffusion of 1-articles out of plasma shortens
its lifetime to some hundred microseconds. In the lost few years, the
stability of plasma in magnetic mirror traps has been studied at the
Institut atomnoy energii im. 1, V. Xurchatova kkademil, nauk SSSR (Instiiute
of Atomic Enera imeni 1. V. Zurchatov of the AcadeV of Soleness USSR).
A plasma with fast-ion concentrations of up to 109 - 1010 OM'3' contained
in the chamber of an ion magnetronshowe a characteristic channel instabi-
lity which limits the duration of particle containment in the magnetic
field to some hundred microseconds. The study of stability of plasmas
produced in American magnetic traps with dynamic fields his not yet been
completed. Plasma in magnetic traps with hyperbolic linei of force must
be magneto-h),irodynamically stable. The confinement of p'*asma in such
traps has been studied in the last few years., The lifetime of particles
is prolongedina magnetic field resulting from the saperpottition of the
magnetic field of electric conductors on the field of m mitgnstio mirror.
Tbe metal conductors are placed along the lines of force of the magmetio
mirror. This result was obtaibed at the Institute of Atonic Energy imevi
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I. V. Xurchatov. The abnormal diffusion of particles out of the plasma
trap is considered to be characteristic of magnetic Iraps and depends
on their manipulation. There are 2 figures.
V./
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ARMOVIC1, L.A. (Artalmovich, L.A.)
-
The 22d Congress of the Ull azd tanks of Soviet physics,
mat.hematica, and autranoty. Analele mat 16 no.40-1)
O-D 162.

ARTSD4OVICH,, L.A.
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mithomtios# &W asttonoW, Vipowtomuk 11 ylrjj.2:-3-
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YEIDYSP, M.V., akt-jmik; FI,DOROV, Ye.k., skademik; A=,,UtXICU~ L.A., -akademilt;
SISAEY't'l, ',.Y., akademik; raalmEly, I.I.,- hu'l A"ITA, ?,L.; 'Tog, V.A.;
ILVDAU, L. ; UFSHUS, Ye.M.; SPALINUOV, Hijiln1"NUOV9 I.M.;
AMSEMEI.-Y, Me#; VAIMSE.TE", 14A... FAL1,4XI, ..V., akaderik,
SAITAYE1.1, - I., akademik; 4WITSMIYAX, V.A., a~alenvik; LUFNEVIClig
V.Pt; " MISMU, R.I., ukademik; t~ARAYEYRV, 1'.K.$ MUMUI, r.R.;
FASEvI,j-,l',.2,`d.iktor flz.-matem.nnuk; EFIONt MEMMOV,
prof.; G.- ~WYEV, A.A., Mademik; WIN, K.A., Irof.; COLOUNA,
A.G., pro - *, IILATOVA# L.G,, prof.; FMEI YOOY,-. SmKili'my, B.H.,
prof .; T, jVp j,.C.1 HYCRAGOV, 0.1.; BAWMiJitt VLASNA,
HAmlow., Ye.F.; UBAIM11a, L.A.; IWITNKO~ WDU, Yu.P.-.
DANILOV, ~.I., prof.; PLALDE, X.R.; IMCPAYLVA9 T.N., pirof.i CHIM,
L., doktqr; SWTQ, Eadislov. akadsmik-, BELOUX, foset. FtU4 KLOt.
VOYEN- 'JOlaiSiN, H.S*, prof. (Llvov)-, STMOV, N.-. AWWOVICH, lu~;
vosxiL :SKIY, V.; kROPACIlkv, A.; MVOY, D., prof., (Ltvov);
ll,ONDR--u4EY, V.N., aPademik; LEBMINSLIYO Vol.,, kard,geol --mineral.-
nau~ YASKNI A.L., akademik
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Prezidiuma AN SSSR (for Fedora), 3. Akedamik-neknitarl Utdeleniyt
filiko-matem.nauk AN SSM (for Artsimovich). 4,, AkWenik-sekretarO
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ARTSINMM, L.A.
Th* 22d
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B117/2101
AUTHORi Artaimovich, L. A.
TITLEs State of research of controlled thermonu,cleir reactions
PERIODICALt Uspekhi fizicheskikh nauk, v. 761 no- 1, 1962, il - 20
TEXT: The present paper which summarizes the results act.leved during
recent years in the field of controlled thermonuclear reactions and
published in 250 experimental and theoretical papers was the subject of a
lecture held at the end of the International Conference on Peaceful Uses
of Atomic Energy in Salzburg, Austria, In September 1961. As compared
with the 1958 Geneva conference where the ideas advan*ed were hardly
backed by experimental data, the author achieved considertble progress
almost in every branch of the general thermonuclear program. Valuable V/
results and accurate experimental studies provide a seourit basis for
pushing forward further research work, particularly as to the creation ard
stabilization of high-temperature plasma. Since the prob)em of dangers
resulting from various forms of plasma instability is still far from being
solved, further prospects cannot be foreseen. It can theiefore hardly be
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said that the practical final Coal has been achlevod by 3olving the
present problems, since new problems may arise In the colirse of further
research work. ?inally, the author thanked the mayor of Salzburg on
behalf of the Soviet delegation for his hospitality and uppreclated the
way in which the secretary's office of the Internatiomal Atomic Energy
Agency had organized the Conferince. Lmong others, the author mentioned
work carried out at the Institut stomnoy enargii iment I. V. lurchatoys
(Atomic Energy Institute imeni I. V. Kurchatov).
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ARTSMOVICHO LJ "emiki DRTAMT, X,D*
=L-==A-
Effect of transverse mpetio field on a tor*IW 4$oWwpo
Dokl. AN SM 3.46 to.6sI305-U(M 0 $62* (KIRA 15t10)
(IloctrU discharges tbrwCh Cases)
(Kagnotio fields)

KELIMAN, Veniamin Moissysvichl TAVORI Stella Yakovls*Al ArSIMVICH,
.L._&., akademikt otv. red.1 WI-ISHTM, G.A~,
-Ukv'YEVA, G.P., tokhg. red.
(Electron optical Zlektramaia optikAk. 10.2., pem. A dap.
moakwa, Isd-va, Akad. rjauk WORi 1963, 362 p, (14141616)
(Bleatron, optics)

, -wjj~L
ARTOWICH, Lev Andreyevichl #UAi)'YX%', A.F., red.j IrWIMA,
.jr
r-Slementary plasma physics) Slamentsmaia, fialka Aawy.
Foskva, Gosatorizdat, 1963. 19. P. OWU -161U)
(Plana (Ionited Cases))

ARTSD40VICJI,__Lev AiAviyvvich; KO.',AY nN, , A. r~, MUIM0,
tekhn. rsid'
[Controlled thermonuclear reactional UpravIbLauve tamo-
iadernye reaktall. Isd.2., perer. Hoakwap ri'malgis,
1963. 496 P. OaRk 1723~

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,,AitT.0vOVICH,_L.A.0 akaftmik; DOLLEZHILI, N.A., *k&dem*;KIiUlUNOV.A.pAJ0W,j
KILIJUNSHCEIKDV~ N.D., akadesik; POPKDV, V.1.1 FRUMIN, A.M., ~
akademik
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Inergetika budushchap; besede vtorala. (By] L..L.
Artelmovith i dr. Moskva# lid-vo llftarAsp* 1W. 54 p.
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tematika, a3tronomlia, 00.31) CKIRA 17:6)
1. Chlen-kmTespondtnt AN SSSK (for Popkov).

ARTSIMVICH, L. A.
1FResearch on h1gh temperature plasma physics and controlLed titnermonuclear
fusion in the USSR."
report submitted for 3rd Intl Conf, Peaceful Uses of At4wic biergy,, Genevaj
31 Aug-9 sep 64.

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I
TT, B.M.; V"RESHCHAGIN, L.F.; PISTPURS, k.A.; SICITKIN?f A.Hop
akademik; SKOBF, 'TSr.1P D.V., akademik; r~!ZKUNIIPOV, AJ.j akademik;
AMBARTSURAN, V.A., akademikt 7FI.IDOVICII, Ya.D.; 5DENCIVO ti.n.,
akadentik; KOTELINIKOV, V,A., akademik; LIFSHITS, I.Y.; V11'..'MER, V.I.,
akademik; G1117BUFA, V.I,.; HILL1011811CUMVP M.D.P akalftik
Some problems in the development of modem physics; lincussion of
the work of the Departnent of General and Applled 11hrs.Ucs. Vest.
fit'. SSSR ~3 no.2:3-46 F 165. 'ImiA 28:3)
1. Chleny-korreonondenty AN SSSR (for Vul, Vereshvhafln, 11istollkorat
Lifshits, GinzbLrg).

kizi.w-VIC, L.A. and ALICTMOV, A.I.
"The Partial Absorption of X-Ray Qmntal" Zeltschrift '0
'iol. 69, PP. 853,856, 1931. ftxr PW-lk.,

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