SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALASHOV, V. V. - BALASHOV, Y. S.

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BALASHOV, V.V.; BELYAYEV, V.B.; ZAKHARIYEV, B.N.
Dipole excitations of nuclei in the superfluld model. ;6hur.
eksp. i teor. fis. 42 no.5tl365-1370 Vq 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Institut yadernoy fiziki Moskovskogo gosud&rstvannogo
universiteta,
(Dipole moments) (Nuclear models) (Superfluldity)
RAIASHOV, Y.Y.; FEIISOV., V.N.
Supermultiple lsvbl structure and characteristics of the
( jpod) reaction cc light nuclei* Izv. ANSSSR. Ser.,Cis. 26
no4vinse-neg s 162, WIRA 150)
1e Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut yadernoy fiziki Miskovskogo
goeudarstveimugo univeriateta Ip. M. Lomonosova.
(Quitntum theory) (Nuclear reactions)
--BAIASMV.-V*v9j BOURKINA- AON6-
Spectroscopic approach to the description of the interaction
between fast nucleons and light =olei. Itv, AN SSSR. Ser, fit*
26 noe9tll.96-1298 S 162, (MIRA 1519)
(Nuclear reactions) (Nuclear models)
RkIASIIUVp V. V.
"Nuclear Reactions at Mgt Energies and the Structure of Light Nuclei"
Report presented at the Conference on Nuclear Reactions produced by light nuclei,
Dubna, December 1962.
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AVIHORS# Balashoy, V. V#p 'thevehenko, V. G., Yudin, N. P.
R _b*t-We*a -Ow-
out- with--the- aim OfAnVerpreting photonualear reac one
in the region of giant rosomance
SOMCB1 Yadernyye reaktaii pri malykh I arednikh onergiyakhl trudy
Vtoroy Voesoyu3noy konferentaii, iyull 1960 g. Ed. by
A. S. Davydoy and others. Moacov, Izd-vo AN 555R, 1962,435-440
T EW i The consequences of ignoring residuAl nucleon interaction in the
V)ilkinson model (Physica, 22, 1059, 1956) have already been investigated
by Elliott and Flowers (Proo. R-2y. Boo., A 242, 57, 1957) for the photo-
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disintegration of 0 . Similar oalculat low were made by the present
authors for the C& 40 nucleus in dipole tkpproximation when the quft)ts excite
only the states with J - I and T a I. It can be shown thnt %hen residual
nucloon interaotiona are taken Into account the nuclear excitation energy
becomes raised. This makes It pcasiblo to explain the position of the
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Comii derat ion of renidxi I interaction. B102/B254
giant resonanoe maximum without introducir%8 the concept of an effectivo
nucleon rasns. The incre&ee In levol excitat ion enerRy is mainly determined
by the dla,.-,)r
, zI part of residual Interaction (2 Nev)i the off-diagonal
cart duti to displacecent of configvrntion leads to a amall additional in-
crease of the dipole transition enorgy (1 - 1.5 Ucv). The shift of statea
ind --ea Loj reoidual Interaotion openiA ad,iltiolvil channuls of decay of quasi-
ste-Y At'Iten form-nd Oil X-,,J~Ulntum no3orlstion. Thc great number of transi-
tions t~",A-" ;A:-IAL;iI"P;, in the 01)(.,otrii lo-*-tnurgy nucl*-ons have a statistical
C:)RI,6 "t or honce takin,4, account ot rk,qiuaAl interactions points to the
3k d(.,oay vis compound nuclous formtion.
The oonnoo-
dete-rmiiie" in hiiell-mudo-I caicu.Lationa may aervo
baBis ifor usirZ a complex potertial to interpret giant,recomance.
6 LV i Ir. orf-iction plays a particulnrly
importqnt r-;Ie In tne forr,,tion
o f ctrii )f ~)!-,~otonuc-ea.r roaotioj, pruuuot3
in ine region of heavy
nuclt:i. tlio proton excited levele Ci-cay ,r...-linly %ith notron 4~~vapora-
tion. The re are 3 figures and 3 tables.
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A IV HORS I Balashov, V, Voy Fetisovp V. N.
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TITLEi The role of nucleon associations in deep photodisintegration of
light nuclei
SOURCES Yadernyye reaktail pri mal,ykh t arednikh onergiyakhl trudy
Vtoroy Voesoyusnoy konferaitail, iyull 1960 S. Ed. by
A. S. Davydov and othtree Moscowo Izd-vo AN SSSR,1962,441-449
T?.XTs Deep photodisintegration (14** pa reactions) of light nuclei
is investigated with the help of a methrodotdeoscribed in ZhETP, 37, 1385, 1959
on the basis of Maykoyle experiments (Dissertation FIAN 1959) who studied
the reaction C 12 + --I p + He3 + H04 + HC4 27.1 Rev; this reaction has two
Marilma at E,!~:! 43 Rev and E 60 - 65 Rev Maykov has assuned that this
8 12 1 If
reaction takes place In two stagess 0 p + B 3' This
LOBO R
possibility is now subjected to a detailad theoretical analysis in which the
calculations are carriet out for different values of the B11 excitation
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The role of nucleon... D102/B234
energy. It can be shown that the probability of a decay of B11 into Be O+H3
is greater by a factor of 20 than for a decay Into U7 +a. A determination
of the probability r&tio of B11 --~ae 93 decays onto different levels
8
(0*/2*) of the Be nucleus gives good agreement with the experimentally
found level E4 19 Move The second maxism however may not be oxplainedo
B
also not by assuming successive emission of p and t. An enalyaia of the
C12 (t9t)2a reaction shows that complex particles as a or t are emitted when
excited nuclei decay. Such decays may be observed both in the region of
giant resonance and at higher energies. In all casea the decay probabili-
ties may bo calculated with the shell model. At E r a 60 - 70 Rev a certain
mechanism of "quasi-a-particle" absorption of y-quante is possible vhich
leads to simultaneous emission of p and t and to "quasi-deuteron" absorption
mechanism at higher ~-quantum energies. ?inally the great importance of
photortuclear reactions for investigating the inner nuclear shells is pointed
out. In an appendix the formulas used for determining the decay widths
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The role of nucleon ... B102/B254
111% 6 5 11* 7 4
are derived bot for Be + H and D -v-Li + He . There are
5 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONi Nouchno-IseledovatWokly institut yedornoy flziki# MGU im.
M. V. Lomonosova (Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear
Physics, MCV imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
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UUSHOVI V. V.
Nature of collectivi dipole excitations, of atomic nuclei.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fis. 16 no.12iI45%-1469 D 162.
(MIRA 16t1)
1. riziobeskiy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudarst"wwgo unt-
versiteta. im. M. V. Lomonosova.
Fhotonuclear rotations)
pole moments)
M
BALASIIOV,.V.V.; TUINOV, A.F.
Giant resonance of spin wave excitation In atomic nuclei. Zhur.
sksp. i teor, fit. 43 no.2002-705 Ag 162. (MIRA 16t6)
1, Institut yndernoy fL%iki Moskovskogo gosudaretvannogo universiteta.
(Protons-Noattering) (Nuclei, Atemic)
BAIASHOVI V.V.
On the meahanlem of inslastio acattering of J~-"anta on nualsie
lAl
Zhureekspel twr,fis. 43 no.6t2l99-2203 D 16Z (KMA
1. Institut yadernoy fisild Moskovakogo gouudarotrannogo
uni"reitsta,
(Gamm ralre-Zeattering)
BALASHOV,, V.V.
An erlmental possibility of studying the mechanian of the
(t0Id reaction. Zhur. ekap, i teoro f1s. 45 no.3041-543 8 063.
(MA 16M)
1. Inatitut jadernoy fisiki MoskovBkogo goeudaretyennogo
universitata.
(Nuclear reactions)
PAUSHOV. V.V. i FSTISOV, V.N.
Theory of photodisintegration. of light nuclei with mdesion
of fast deuterons. Zhur. ekop. I, teor. fis. 45 no.3032-540e
S 163. ' (MM 16tio)
1. Institut yadernoy fitiki Moskovskogo, gosudaretyennogo universitsta.
(Nuclear reactions) (Deuterons)
BALASHOVp V.V.; HOTTER, I.; ZRELOVA, N.N., tekhn. red.
(Relation between shell model and "cluster" rodel excita-
tions in light nuclei] 0 eviazi obolochechrqkh i "klaater-
rgrkh" vosbuzhdonii v legkikh iadrakh. Dubna Ob"edinenniv
in-t iadernykh isel., 1964, 10 p. IMIRA l7s4)
YAF.!,'Til"NFFj,'P1 P.A., prof.; ji~IA'Sllk-V, V.V., tior)lrnnt
1-:rronvotiji covief-pts In recom,%erdatlena. 7onledulio 26 no.9.-
93 -9 5 -,' ' 64 - (MIll 17111)
1. Volgogradskly -;el'skokhozyayatvennyy inttitut.
BALASHOV, V.V.; KGV,.NlikN, G.Ya.; W.-CHARADZE, T.S.
",
Partial transitions in the photoproduction of charged //-mesons on
light nuclei. IAd. fit. 1 no.4t668-675 Ap 165. (MIRA 1815)
1. Institut yadernoy fiziki Moskovskogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta.
V.V.~ BOYARKINA, A.N.1 TULINOV, A.F.
Effect of the sxoltod states of an intermediate nucleus; on the reactions
of cliistar substitution. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 29 no.7%1160-1165 JI
165, (MRA 180)
BALASHOVO V.V I MAr,.TNG, L,; RAMAZANOVA, L.A.; SHITIKOVA, K.7.1 TADROVSKIY,
Ye A#
Charaot4riatics of the photodisintegration of nuclei vith unfilled
shells. lzv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 29 no,7sll'r7-1183 JI 165.- (MIRA 180)
BALASHOV,,.I.Y.j DOLESHALs. P.1 KOREWLN,, C67k.; KOROTKM,, Y.L.;
FETISOVO V.N.
Effect of 9shaps resonances" on channel coupling in nuclear
reactiow* IId* fis. 2 no.4:643-656 0 165. (MIRA 18:11)
lo Institut, yadernoy fisiki Moskovskogo gosudaretyennogo,
universiteta,
BAIASIIOV, V.
Uperimental laboratory drying app&ratus for radistlom-con-
vaction drying. Isvevyesuchabosavo-, pishchtakh. no.2:83-86
159. (HIM 12:8)
1. Leninaadskiy takhnologichaskiy Institut uiVhchevoy proyVahlen-
nosti. 1.
(Drying apparatue-Food)
BALASHOV, T.Ta.
InveRtigatinp, the radlation-ennvaction drying of brewery
=It. lsv,.vys,ucheb.xav.; pishch.takh. no.4, 130-136
159. (HIRA 1312)
1. Loningmdiskiy tRkbnologichimakly institut plahchavoy prouV-
shlannosti. Kafedra oborudovaniya, pishchavykh pradpriyatly.
(Halt-Drying)
BILASHOV, VO S., Cand Tech Sci -- "Study of the process of
radloconvectAk drying of 4ft clear malt." Kiev, 1961so
a-M.
(IGn of Higher and Sao Spec Ed UkSSR, Kiev TechnAInst
of the Food Induirtu, 8-61t 241)
- 200 -
BALAMOV, V.Te.
Blood picture of Individuals working with mercury and its organic
compounds. Vrach.delo no.6:625-627 Ja 139. (MIRA, 12:12)
1. lafedra gleysay truda (say. - chlen-korrespcndent MM SSSR, prof.
G.A. Shakhbasyau) Xiyevskjo Meditsinskogo itstituta.
(BWCD) MMURT--PHYSIOU)GICAL XYFM)
Rk IASI lov V. Ye.
Hyd.rothw=l conductivity of brever's malt. 15v, vya. ucheb.
save; pishch. takh. no.2tl23-128 160. (HIPA 34:7)
1, leningradakiy tekhnologichaskiy inatitut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti kafedra oborudovaniya.plah&.evykh predpriyatiyo
(Wt.-Thermal properties)
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--- ---BALASHOVJ, eyes
&xperimental. data on chuVes in the body following the use of the
insectioide lind fungioi4ei marouran, Vrach. delo no.4au5-n9 Ap
,61. (MIRA 1416)
1. Kafedra gigiyony truda (save - chlon-korrespondent ANN SSSRt
prof. G.Kh. Shakhbasyan) Ki vskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(MMURAN) Y6UNSECTICIDES)
RA, Ilavi ~Jel-
Todoologioal oharaoteriatice of a nev inseatioide mercuran,
Gig.i san. 26 no,ls4O-" Ja 161. (KIU 1416)
1, Is kafe&y gigiyany truda Kiyevakogo meditainskogo inatituta.
(INSECTICIDE,.-TMICOLOGY)
ORIGORITXVI VJO;
Hydraulic ejection equipment used for pumping petroleum from
tank-vassals. Biul.tekh.-skon.inform. no.601-72 158o (MIRA n:8)
(Pstrolsu*--Transportation)

AUTHOR.51 GYV-115-ce-4-31/45
Washov, YoK.,- Ilyukovich, A-V-; Shargoro skiy, X.L.
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TITLE: .... ..........
Somo Iroblems of Calculating Electric Power (0 ne~,otorykh
voprosakh uch4ta elektroonerrii)
PERIODICAL: lzmeritelinaya tekhnikat 1958, Nr 4, PP 74-75 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The author adduces tables and graphs to show that Soviet
ac electric 'Dower metero have a larl;e error at loads of
leas than 5~ nominal rating. lie advocates an Improvement
of the loading curve from 5-2QA nominal rating by de-
creasing the error deriving from non-linear relationship
between loading current and operating current in the
series circuit. The GOST standards relating to ac motors
should be revised to bring them into line with Interna-
tional practice, i.e. the minimum load under which the
motor's error is regulated should ba 5';~ nominal rating,
instead of the present 10-,~K% There are 2 erap)is, I table
and I Soviet reference.
1. Electrical enerey--Measurement
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UgIng dry graphite lubricant for pantograph@* Ilsk, I tepl. tisca
2 no.10128-29 0 158s (HrRA 11:11)
1, Zgmestitell nachallnika elektrodepo Panki Hookovsko-Ryntanskor
dorogie (Pantograph) (GrRphite)
NP A P V) 0 '9 4 1 : 0 1~
AUI-THOR: k&~a9hov,_Ye. P.; Genkin. Y. L.; Sorokin, M, -5.
T ~-i 1. F.: M storage of high rell-Ability
SOURCE- IVUZ. Priborontroyenlys. v. 6. no. 4, 1963, 63-70
TOPIC TAGS: storage, mamory, internal storage
ABSTRACT: A diode -dig it-acces 9 internal storage of rectangular -hysteresis -
loop ferrite-core type Is deacrtbed. The recording and readout of information
are carried otit by full currents which substantially reduces the stabi-lity require-
ment of the current sourve and increases the reliability of the storage. A
storage block diagrarn is preaented and discussed. Experiments were carried
out with a 32-address, 30-digit storage. P13A and P201A transistors and VT-5
ierrites were used. The storage is eventually intended for a "special-purpose
digital computer. 11 Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
A'.SN: Leningrad Electrotmchnical Institute.
Card
BALASHOVO Ye4ol GENKIN, V.L.
Some principles of the plotting of atorage unitB vith ferrite
ocres and total"flux recording. Isv. vys. ucheb. saw.1 prib.
6 no.5t2o-26 163. (MMA 16t 11)
1. Loningradakiy slaktrotakhnichookiy institut imeni V.I.
Ullyanova (Unina). Rokmandayana kafedroy schatno-reahayuBhehey
takhrtiki,
!ACCESSION NR: AP4037465 8/0146164/0071002/0065/0073
AUTHORt Balash.ov Yes- P.
TITLEt Possible methods of constructing series accumulators with ferrite cores
SOURCE: IVUZ. PriborostroyerAye, Y. 7v not Ze 1964, 65-73
TOPIC TAGS: accumulators series accumulator'. equare'.!oop ferrite
accumulator, binary accumulator
ABST'RAM The advent of contactless magnetic elements (?quare-loop ferrite*)
made now ideas possible in constructing series-type accum6latorse The accu
mu.
i lating element must have only four stable states. These types of accumulating
elements are briefly considered: (a) with filling 1; (b) with advancing, 1; (c) with
using the choke effect; (d) with compensation of the magnetic flux. It in claimed
that the above principles simVlify the'structural scheme of the series accumulatort,
cut down the quantity of equipment necessary, anUpce reliability. and provide a
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I moderate speed of operations Orig, art. hast 4 figures. 13 fornmulas. and
13 tables.
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ASSOCIATIONs Loaingr&doidy'oloktrotakhalchosidy WUtut im. V. V
(Leningrad Zlectrotechnical botituts) %
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BALASHOV, Yevgeniy Pavlovich; MAYOA011, S.A., red.
[Full-current magnetic memory device uning diode-
magnatic core memory cells) Folnotochnoe magnitnoe
sapominaiushchoe ustrolstvo a ferrit-diodnoi incheikol
pamiati. Leninerad, 1964. 18 p. (MIAA 1711l)
BALASHOVt Yevgeniy Pavlovich; ~MOLOV, V.B.p red.
[Design of the magnetic system of memory dovlc-ps uning
ferrite cores with rectangular hysteresis loop.s] Pro-
ektirovanis magnitnoi sietwT sapominaiushchikh ustroistv
na ferritovykh eardechnikakh a priamougollnoi -petlei gitite-
razisal stenograima lektail, Leningrad, 1963. 39 p.
(MIRA 17:6)
G 'I k1u, -.. , ,)tv. r .
5L V " LOV, V.B., knZY-1- tok . nauk, dot: ed
_ __IAIAI
(Design of mUnetic-core cm..ponerts and syr~temuq of
electronic cmj%ters; a textbockj Frock0rovanle unni-,nit,
nykh cler,ontov i uatroi.,tv eIokttoiujykh vv(-hIvIItvI'iWkh
1.11t3hin-, uchohnoe pooobie. Loncirad, Leningr. olaktroteklul.
t
in-t, 1964. 290 p. (I-11RA 17-10)
cr
OLOV, Vladimir lorisovich; LEBEDEV, Andrey Nikolayevich;
.'APOZ124KOV, Konstantin Andreyevich; MIME, Yakov
Ivanovich,- SHIRNOVt Nikolay Anisinovichl DODIMOV,
Vasili,y Pavlovichl UGRYLTMOV, Yevgeniy Pavlovichl
YATSENKO, Vladimir Pavlovich. Prinimall uchastiye:
-laIALROV, Ye.P.1 AFANASIYEVO Ye.Ye.; SEMENOVA, M.T.0
red-1 Cal-MMK, L%A,j takhn, red.
blect, -41- rtnalog computers) VychielltellrWe mashirg
zwj,rvryvnog* doistvila. [By] V.B.Swlov i dr. Moskva,
VyDBhaia shkola, 1964. 552 p. (MIRA 170)
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vith a schematic representation of the iniut circuitry of the device. The coma
puter has provf~ied a stable accuracy in the determination of t not worve than
I ' Weightng 1.5 kg and mej:surtng 600 X 350 X I mm, the device
R111 .
"'I't Lyrig. art. has! I f 13r-'z; Pno 4 f ""til as.
A, ~ 1>0( TA T ION: Len-I" -.qdftkiy alektrotektinichosHy institut im. 7. 1. Ul'yanova
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J,
retcon2entl KIFFat, I.I.r drtu., retsenzent; DX,1LOVA,
V.V., red.
Nagnetic materials] ~,ngrdltzVe materlaly. Movkvu, Vysshaia
shkoln, 1965. 234 P. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Moakovskiy Inatit-at stali. I splavov (for Wer). 2. La-
ningrattakiy elektrotakhnicheskiy Institut iment U11yapova
(for Freobraz~Anakiy).
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AUTHORSt Balashov, Ye. P.; Gerikin, V. L.
ORGt none
TITLEt An operationalatorage dovice.1~6C/lass 42, No. 100856
SOURCEi Izobreteniyaj promychlennyye obraztoy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 8, 1966, 98
TOPIC TAGSt ferrite core memory, computer memory, computer storage device
ABSTRACT: This Author Cortific;te presents an operational storage device made up of
.storage cells. Each of these memory cello contains two ferrite cores with a rectan-
gular hysteresis loop. One of these cores is a storage core and the other is a gatin
core. These cores are connected by a coupling loop (see Fig. 1). The design
increases the reliability and reduces the requirements for control equipment of the
device. Reading tie lines are connected to all storage cores and gating cores of eac
quantity. A compensation tiolino passes through all the storage cores of each
quantitys A rooording tie line passes through all the gating cores of each quantity.
A recording discharge tie line Woes through the gating cores of one discharge of al
quantities.
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Fig* Is I storage core; 2 gating core;
3 - coupling loop;, 4 - reading tie line; 5
compensation tie linel 6 - recording tie linel
7 - discharge winding; 6 - discharge tie line
Orig. art. bast I figures
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Sidorov, V. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: A magnetic element. Class 21, No. 187835 [announced by Leningrad
Electrotechnical Institute is. V. 1. Ul'yanov (Leningradskiy elektrotakhnichookiy
institut))
SOURCE: Izobrateniya, prowyehlennyya abrattay, tovarnyye tnaki, no. 21, 1966. 54
TOPIC TAGS: logic e.lement, pulse storage
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a magnetic element for storing
a pulse count. The device contains a tranefluxor with several aperatures with a
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1 - Input; 2 - core; 3 - delay line; -
4 - output.
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priming, a read-write, and an winding (see Fig. 1). To Increase reliability
it is equipped with a delay elemnt. The priming winding is nounted on one end
cross-connector and a central cross-connector of the tranafluxor and, through the
delay element, is connected to the read-write winding which is mounted on the central
and the second end cross connector. The output winding algo lies on this last -
cross-connector. Tito cross section of the central c-ross-connector is not equal
to that of the end cross-connectors. Orig. art. host 1 figures JJR)
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IMUTORSt Balaahovp Yo. P.1 Smirnovq V. Be
ORGi none
TITM Two-hole transfluxor logic element. 01083 21, Noe 187832
SOURCEa Izobrotoniyap pronWahlomWe obrastsyp tovarrqye znaki# no. 21, 1966p 53
TOPIC TAGSi logio.olemontt magnetic circuit
ABSTUCTs This Author Certificate presents a two-holo trannfluxor logic olemont for
executing the functions "AND", "OR"t "EXCLUSION", and "PROCEED" spaced ir. the period
or the input quantities, which contains setting, exclusion, and output windings.
To increase the load capacity of the element, it contains a transistor with a winding
connected to its base, which passes through the small hole of the transfluxor (sea
Fig. 1). The element also contains a collector wlisding passing through the largo
hole and a record winding encompassing the center crosspiece of the tranafluxor.
Ono of the exclusion windings posses through the large hole and the othor-through
the onall hole
CC" 41Z
ACC Nks Apr/ooimo
Flg. U I - tranaflwwrj 2 - tramistori
3 - base winding; 4 and 5 - e"lusion
windings; 6 - collootor winding
11 IN,
V1
.'Oi-ig art, hass 1 diagram*
SUB CODEt 09/ SUBM DATS, 30JU165
ACC NRt AR7004320 SOURCE CODS: UR/0271/66/OW/011/BO
I
!,AUTHOR: Balashovo Ye. P.1 Gonkin, V. L.1 Smolov, V. B.; Chernyavakiy, Yo. A.
TITLE: Efficiency and reliability of magnetic internal storages
SOURCEi Ref. th. Avtomat. tolomakh. i vychisl. tekhn., Abs. IIBI89
REF SOURCE: Izv. Leningr. elektrotokhn. In-ta, ch.1a, vyp. 56, 1966, 117-120
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, computer reliability,, COOIV~~ A*.A11j d*M-
?L-tc- ALV2.~V (At. %
AWTRACTt Vitoria for ea nua i_n"g"mnag etic internal storages of digital computers are
defined. Informational efficiency is a product of storage capacity.and access rate.
Design efficiency 13 determined by the size, weight, and power consumption per unit
efficiency of informational capacity. Information reliability is a ratio of maximux
noise to minimum desirable signal in destroyed-infoimation readout. Design reliabi-
lity is a product of initial operablo-condition probability and a probability of
operable condition over the work period. The above criteria determine the technical
oprability of storages fron.various aspects. Bibliography of 2 titlea.Ye. P,
(Translation of abstract3
SUB CON, 09P U
Mt 6616142.652.2
ARMSON, V.Ts.; -- Hgx-X&.Tj.-BEMW, S.A.; BYZER, B.I.; KALININp N.A*;
HAKHONI , L-C.; DIASW~ N.U,; TOKMV, V.P.
Plana for comeraial prospecting for the Zhetybay and Usen'
depooits. Trudy VNIGRI no.218t62-73 163. (MMA 17t 3)
BAIAWHOV, Ye.V.; BARASH, -B.1*1 GRACHEVO G.I.: SDKOLOV, V.Ya.
Geolopy of the Farab anticline. Trudy VNIGNI noo3O:88-96 161.
(KJRA 14z9)
(Farab region (Turkmenistan)--Petroleum geology)
BALASPOV, _.
Stratigraphy and basic stages of the geological historl of the Chu
downwarp. TrudyVNIGNI no-30:205-220 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Chu Valley--Geology)
N
1 1.
BALASHOV, Tu.A.- TURANSXAYA, N.V.
. ._~Z~
Specific features or the concentration of raro-sarth elements in
sudialytes and loparitee of the Lovosero massif. Gookhtmits, no.2:.
121-130 16o. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Y.I.Vernadsky Institute of Gooobealstry and Analytical Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences, U#S98*Rep Moscow*
(Lovotera Tundras--Rare eartbe)
(Budialyte)
(Loparite)
_______3AlASHWv Tu.A.--TMNSKATA
Distribution patterns of rare earth elements In rocks of the differen-
tiated complex of the lovospro alkaline massif In connection with
son problems related to the genesis of the complex. Gookbiniia
noba1701-713 160, (MIRA 14tl)
I* Vol* Vernadeb$ Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry;.
Aoademy of Sbiences, U.S.S.R., Moscow.
(lovosero Tundroa--Rare earth metals) it
8/075j6O/Ol5/004/014/030/XX
B020/BO64
AUTHORSt Savvin, S. B., Volynets, M. P.,B&Iashov, YU, A., and
2agreyev, V.- .
TITLEs Photometric Determination of Hicroquantities of Thorium in
Rocks by Means of Areenazo 11
PERIODICAL# Zhurnal analitichaskoy khimii, 1960, Vol. 15, No. 4,
pp. 446 - 451
TEXTs Th * reagent areenazo II is an improved analog of the reagent
arsenazo (Uranon)*(Ref. 6)1 its synthesis has been described in Ref. 1.
Arsenazo II has a number of advantages over araenazo I and many other
reagents suggested for determining thoriuml its chief advantage is that Th
aan be determined in sufficiently acid solutions (0.1 - 0.6 N HCI), and in
the presence of rare earths, sulfates, phosphates, etc. In acid solutions
arsenazo II reacts with Th, Zr, Ti, U IV , and Fe III , in weakly acid and
neutral solutions with Ll, U VIt Cr, Cu, F-TR, etc. Fig. I shows the
absorption curve of the reagent and its Th compound. The selectivity of
Card 1/4
Photometric Determination of Hioroquantities S/075/60/015/004/014/030/XX
of Thorium in Rooks by Means of Arsenazo 11 . B020JBo64
determining Th with arsenazo Il is also warranted by the proper choice of
the acid concentration and the use of masking substances. In 0.2 N HC1, the
effect of almost all other elements is reduced to a minimum, and the
masking of thorium by phosphates and sulfates is still slight. Large
amounts of Zr and Ti have a disturbing effect, small amounts can be masked
III III
by adding of phosphates. 2rTi, 3r Zr, 4-81,Nb, and Tat 5r Fe , 5r Cr
5r mot V, and W, 40j- gi , 0.5 - i mg Alt and 10 - 150 mg K, Nat Cat Mg,
ZTRO and Fail do not affect the determination of 10,r Th. The limit is
!v;PlOrTh. The analyzed substance is decomposed by two- or threefold
oration with hydrofluoric acid, the majority of Zr, Tit Nb Ta ' Alt
Pat UVi are separated by the formation of soluble fluoride com;iexea%7and
thorium is precipitated together with the rare earths and ca-1-cTu-m-w-hich
are its carrier substances. Variants of the separation method are given.
In the fluoride method, precipitation is repeated by the action of hydro-
fluorio acid upon the hydroxide precipitate obtained after the dissolution
of the first fluoride precipitate in hydrochloric acid and pr6cipitation
in ammonia. In the fluoride-oxalate method, after the decomposition of the
Card 2/4
Photometric Determination of Microquantities 8/075,/60/015/004/014/030/XX
of Thorium in Rocks by Means of Arsonazo II B020/BO64
sample with fluorides and removal of the fluoride ion by evaporation with
HCI+HClO 49 homogeneous coprecipitation of thorium with the oxalates of
rare earths or calcium with acetone dioxalic acid was carried out at the
acid concentration suggested by V. I. Kuzneteov and I. V. Nikollskaya
(Ref. 7), and P. V. Zaykovskiy and L. 1. Gerkhardt (Ref. 8) for calcium.
The oxalates were filtered off, annealed, the oxides dissolved in H01(1110),
and thorium photometrically determined with areenazo II. The analysis took
one day. The chromatographic separation of the impurities by ion exchange
on the Soviet resin Ky-2 (KU-2) in the H-form (100 mesh) is described.
Table i shows the ratio between thorium and some impurities before and
after separation, thus proving that all separation methods examined give
satisfactory results. The degree of thorium extraction was determined by
means of its radioisotope UXI and by measuring the soft A-radiation UXII
with which it is in equilibrium. The total thorium losses amount to a
maximum of 12-14%. Table 2 shows thu results of thorium determinations by
the three methods mentioned. They indicate that two methods, i.e., double
fluoride precipitation (time of analysis, 6-8 hours) and fluoride-oxalate
precipitation (time of analysis, 24 hours) can be recommended. Fig. 1
Card 3/4
Photometric Determination of Microquantities 3/075/60/015/004/014/030/XX
of Thorius in Rooks by Means of Arsenazo II B020/BO64
shown the absorption curve of a 2-5-10- 5 M arsenazo II solution and a
Th-arsenazo II solution of the same conoentration. Fig. 2 shows a
calibration curve for thorium. There are 2 figures, 2 tables, and
12 referencest 10 Soviet end 2 US.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut geokhimii i analiticheskoy khimii im. Y.I.Yernad-
skogo AN SSSR, Moskva (Institute of Geochemistry and
Analytical Chemistry imeni V. 1. Vernadskiy of the AS USSR,
Moscow)
SUBMITTEDs June 1, 1959
Card 4/4
~ B.I.; BALASHOV, Yu.A.
Distribution and relationship of rare farth elements in the
alkaline plumasits aeriess essexite-he~heline eyenitee
Geokbimiia no.9a784.788 161. (KIRA l5t2)
1, Vol, Vernadskiy Inatitute of Geochemistry and Analytical
Chemiatrys Acads:q of Sciences U,;S;S*Roi Xoscow.
(Rare a" tale
BALASHOV# Yu.A.; KHITROV, L.M.
Distribution of rare earth metals in waters of the Indian
Ocean. Gookbimlia. no.9t796-806 161. (HIRA 15:2)
1. V.I. Vernadolq Institute of Geochom!.,Ary and Analytical
Chemistry,, Academy of Sciences U.S.S.R., Moacow.
(Indian Ocoan-Rare earth metals)
--BAlASHOL, Yu.A.; TURANSKAYA,, N.V.
Rare earth elements in the eudialyte complex of the L*vozero
alkaline musif. Gookbinits. no*12:1087-1098 161. (MIPA 150)
I* Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry,
AoadozV of Sciences.. U.S.S.R., Moscow.
(Lovosero Tundras-Raro earth metals)
BALASHOV9 YU.A.
ivolution of the composition and content of' rare earth elements
in intrusive phases of the Lovosero alkall. massif (Nola Peninsula).
Geokhiaiia no,,3t2D7-219 162. (KIRA 1514)
1. Vernadaky Institute of Geochestistry and Analytical Chemistry
Academy of Sciences, U*S*S*Rop Moscov,
(Lovozero Tundras-Rare earth metals)
i
BALASIIOV,_Yu,A, TURANSKAYA, N.V.
Rare earth elements in piridotite of the Polar Urals. Gookhiaiia
no-4077-378 162. (MIRA 160)
1. Institut.gookhimii i analitiehaskoy khimii imeni Vernadskogo
AN SSSR, Moskva. (Ural Mountains-Rare earth metals)
I
BAJASHOV, YU. A.
Dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Geolo&2
Miner,alor.1cal Sciences at the Institute of Geochemistry and
Analytioal Chemistry imeni V, 1, Vertka4skiy In 19621
"Regularities In the Distribution of Rare-Earth Slements In
Alkaline Rockv,O
Vast. Akad., Nauk SSM. Not 4. Moscows 1963, pages 119-143
BALASHC)Vj-b*A*----
Characteristics of tho distribution of crustal rare earth ele-
ments, Gookhimiia no*2&99L-114 F 163, (HIRA 16:9)
1, Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemia-
try, Aa4demy of Sciences,, U.S.S.R.# Moscow*
Yu.A. RUMHCV (USSR)
%eparation of the ram-earth elements in magmtic procese.t,'
Report presented at the Conference on Chemistry of the Earth's Crust, Moscow,
14-i9 mar 63.
T-,., it pi I , IT."
DALISHOVi Yti~A,; II.D.1 "RA"FAYA, N,V.
I -- ~ - ~ I
Soparation of corium from rare-narth elements In thn wrathering
of oudlulita. Trudy Min.muz. no,l6t205-1'08 'C-5,
(MIRA 16:8)
I JT-~F. T
ACC NRi a 6o.7i -2 4 9 SOURCE CODE: U)i/012l/66/ooo/003/0023/W25
,ALrA'IiOR: Baloahov, Yu. A,
IORG: None
rITLE: Electrochemical diamond grit'.
,SOURCE: Stanki i instrument , .,o'. ~3, 23-.: -
TOPIC TAGS: electrolyte. d1amond. grindi:.-. exectrochemistry
The ai. aor dirusser - t.-Ar- Ica, yrinding of hard alloys consisting of
tungsten, titanit tanti.lum or vnnadi-,un :.rbii.es an.-I a robn1t binder. There arc two
Lrossible reactios whict mn- be Involv(d th;,-- prec( rs: anpIte discolution of the
1cobalt and anode )xidation of the nt ta" bid .. A (iiuriond'.4,vinding wheel with Fin
!c1ectrically et'. - xtive b-Indt-r may ov qs x cathod .e-to renove reaetion products
iajkd restore Uic ccLrolyte In tile 01)el'a 6 ZOV, -z, wc.11 6t; to provide the necessary
:clearance betwe the wlice.1 and workT-il-t Exi-criran tal daLa vhow that thin method
!for electrocher, cj-,1 grind~rg o., `.ard all. Al-1, prodticiivity aiid excellent sur-
~fucc finish wit ow too] wCal 'rix U.~r. proci.n c Cor removal of materitil
'from the vorkp. ~.v. is c-lectrochemici.- Aite;-actioy. witli fAi( (.:, trolyte. The clectro-
ilytes used for I'it, type of finishing :~*..e d bi~ hil-lily condtxt,., , rind re5istrait to cor-i
resion and should n1so lie calln"lle dist ving, ~,:.r 1-oduct,- of, ~-kcctrolyflis. Operat-
I
Card 11? UPC; 621-9-025-7;(":?1-9.0,41
ACC P 0 ("~-l 2 119
A.
ing condii tona hr~-vc a considerable vf fcrl on Ut I of electrnrlicmica' grinding,.
'Potential. of i;,,. tc '.G v are used at, a carrent or up to 100 n/CM2 for finishirli
2 fo,..
1hard allo~~L; ana up to 200-360 a/cr. & tee,. 11cco "mended mechanical con-
,
1ditions r, o 25 m/sec whef-*speed, 6 m/min or levs workpicce feed and grinding depth of
111 rm or less. Tiie optimum characteristics for din:nond wheels wLth electrically con-
e and 50-1(X)A' cencentrat 'iThe appr(-.,xinate cost.
jauctive binder are A8-A" grain qi7 ion
:ratio of electrochemical to mechanical grinding of hard all ys7is 1:14. The efficiency
.2 .1
io._T)~___machined or the amount o
iof electrochemical grinding increases with the area f
Metal which munt be removed. Orig. art. has, 4 figures, 3 formulas.
ISUR CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE.* None/ ORIG REF: 006/ OTH REF: M2
Card 2/2
GRACHEVI G.I. (deceased]; BALASHOVI Ye.V.; BARASH, V.I.; KLES11CHEV, A.A.;
RASKIN, M.M.
Salt tectonics of the southeastern part of the Kara Kum Platform*
Sov,geol. 5 no*12:122-227 D 162o (MIRA 16:2)
1. Veesoyusnyy nauchno-iselodovateltakiy geologorazvedochryy
neftyanoy institut.
(Kara Kum-Salt domes)
- - ---
B V, YU. etim
(Lebedev rhysical Inst. Acad. Sel. LJOSIR)
"Interaction of Lou Energy Deuterons vith Deuterium and Tritium,"
paper submitted at the All-Union Conf. on Nuclear Renxtions in W-dium raid Low
L'nergy I'Viyales, Mosc(rj, 197-27 110v 57.
c r
lirm=k, -=aa towir. a"- i in,-Ji*
lim-co" --t!Ln-. rt thn mf* ur4WAu- mplAxt! -I- t32-cm=t4
of tho reitivi. a 1-0 nl.' I-hAjj-4LVAj It-.1.6CAe 5"40 14-W, 'jfl2LIT
me 22w)5.41 li", (Ilmij, 1=%)
BALASHOV,,.,Xu*Vo, inzhe
Calculation of the heating of the comporonts of heat and power
generating equipment* Teploonergetika 12 no#8t9l-93 Ag 165o
(MIILA 1819)
1. VoatoehM filial VsesoyuznoSo nauchno-Inisladavatel'skogo
teplotakhnichookogo institute imeni Dzerzhtnukogos
MVBiology - Parasitology
Card VI Pub. 22 - 41/41
AUtbon Balashoy, Yu. S.
Time I Characteristics of the daily dropping-cycle of blood-sucking femals
Ixodes perauleatue-from cows
ftftoft" Dok. AN SSSR 98/2, 317-319, Sep Ilt 1954
AWW"t I Physiological data on the characteristics of the daily dropping-cycle
of blood-sucking.Ites Ixodes perRulcatue (females) thriving on
domestic animals rcorw&:) are presented. Three referencest 2-USM and
1-USA (1915-1945). Tables.
Institution iAcad. of So. USM, Institute of Zoology
Presented by iAcademician E. N. Pavlovskiy, May 19, 1954
4ALASHOV,Tu.S.
Disturbance of the cold and warm torpor temperature limits In the
house fly under the Influence of temperature changes of the sur-
rounding atmosphere. Zool.whur. 34 no-2051-358 Hr-Ap 155.
(MLPA 8:6)
1. Kafedre. soologit beepouvonochzWkh Laningradekogo gosudarstvan-
nogo universitsta.
(Flies)
RUASHOV. -!~!! - M
Changes in the weight of the cattle tick Ixodes riclaus during
feeding. Zool.shur- 35 no.1:29-31 Ja 156. (mm 9:5)
I a ., 0
1. Zoologlohookiy Institut AN SSSR.
(Cattle tick)
BAIASHOV. Yu.S.
---ftWWwnwwwSwwm"
%trition and spermatogenesto in ixodidas ticks. Dokl. AN
SSSR 110 no.6:1133-1136 0 '56. (MM 10:2)
1. Zoologichookly Institut Akademli nauk SSSR. Prodstaylano
akadamtkom U.N. Paylovskim.
(Ticks)
4,Lsi-lxv, 1.. 0., u,aitar DAu.Lor Sui- (ulss) "Tho foodinij ch-rac tcri s tics ol lAva"
uims." Ltxaq;radp iV5'/, I-) pp, tZ--1061cal 11,bt Q,',' thO AS Ul"~R)p A.W COPICS
kyWy H- 4U, 1157P P. 91)
BAIASHOV, Yu. S., ~Orjwll- -
Histologloal.chamteriatics of digestion In ixodid and argasid
ticks. Phraw. sbor. 1M37-167 157. (MIRA 1113)
1, Zoologlohaskly Institut AN SSSR,
(Ticks) (Digestive oreans-Arachnida)
USM/ZooparasitoloSy A!:arina and Insect-Ve,~tors or Disease a-4
Pathogens.
Abs Jour Rer Zhur Biol., No 3, 1958, 10101
Author
lust
Title Gonotropic Relationships in Ixodic Ticks (Acarina,
Ixodidae).
Orig Pub Entomol. obozrerLia, 1957) 36, No 21 285-2W
Abstract On sanple of Ixodes ricinus, Haemphysilis punctat, Derms-
centor pictus, Rhipiceph&1us, tumnicus, and Hyalomma plum-
beum it was shown that females not impregnated on the 3-4
day markedly slow down or cease bloodsucking. ljq)regaated
females during this period rapidly increase in veight and
fall off in one or two days; at this time the quantity of
sucked blood exceeds the weight of the fasting tick 100
times. When miles are planted feeding usually ends on the
3-4 day. Miles of I. ricinus are capable of inprepation
Card 1/21 -~,ftka-co. a~tadAA
0 tss4r-?~,, ~4~7~ -
tXW/Zooparasitology - Acarina and Insect-Vectors of Disease a-4
Pathogens.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10101
without prior feeding, the rest of the species only when
they are sated. Hungry females of 1. ricinue mated and
then normally became satiated. The other species did not
mate before feeding (with satiated males) and fed sparing-
1,y. Beginning in the initial hours of bloodsucking an im-
prega&ted female begins rapidly to grow its ovaries, and
lengthen its oviducts'; in non-inpregnated femles these
processes are considerably slowed. Ovij:oxing of impregaa-
ted females begins when they reaeb a minimum weight deter-
mined for each individual spe~Jes.: the quantity and viabi-
lity of eggs undt-:r optimm conditions.depwds on the quan-
tity of sucked blood. Famles who did not suck in enough
can repeatedly attach themselves and end feeding normally.
Thus Bonotropic harmony exists in normal nutrition; in
paa-tial nutrition it is disturbed.
Card 2/2
uma/zoopamaitology - Ritas and Insects as Disease. Vectors, G-3
Abs Jour Rer Zhur - Biol.p No 10) 1958) 43437
-Author Balushov-1-1usse-
Inst
Title Maptation. for Taking LarGo Quantities of Blood By Ixodic
Ticks.
Orig Pub zoole 711-, 1957) A No 6, 87o-873.
Abstract A study was conduct&. of all development staGes In ticks
Inodes persulcatus, L, ricinus, Hyalomm asiaticum, and
Dermcentor pictuse The chitin of these ticks possesses
the ability, rare in arthropoda, of Growing durina the
blood-sucking period: insurinG by this ability the capacio
ty to straigbten out various striations while absorhinC:
ralativoly enormus, quantities of bloatle Way the sort
chitin of tho alloscotun gTows at the expense of thickenina
exo- and andocuticlea. By the end of the blood-suckinC;
period, 12-23 hours before dropping off, the cuticle
Card 1/3
- 12
USM/Zooparasitolocy - Mites and Insects no Diseacci Vectors* G-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biolb, No 10, 1958, 43437
thickens 2-3 fold. Then a period of cutiele stretchint;
begins at the expense of straiGhtening out the folds of
epicutiele and stretchinG of the exo- and andocuticlee
liffien tho tick falls off the cuticle continues to t1iiekan
at the expense of exceuticloo while the thickness of
and-ocuticle diminishess No CTowth of cuticle occurs in
mle ixodic ticks, in which the increase in body size at
blo(A-suckinS Is mi-dfasted by strainghtenine out folds
of the soft chitin located botvoen the spinal thorax tuA
ventral thoraces and coxas. During blood-aucking there
is a mrkod change in the etructure of the tick intecti-
nal walls. The snall cylindrical cello in the intestines
of a hungry tick, botucca which amll non-differontiated
calls are located.. are mrkedly hypartrophiod from the
mment of blood-suckin(; and arc transforriod, into tladdit-
lar calls, the distal. ends of which my be thrust into
the intestinal lunene The growth of intestines proceeds
Card 2/3
USS'Ni/&-oparasitoloa - Mites and Insects as Disease Vectorc. G-3
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Diul.) No 10.. 1958) 43437
duo to increase in coU size as well as chiefly duo to
their ropid roproductionp which at first occurs nitotic-
ally throuGhout the entire intestinal surface; later the
center of reproduction is localized in cellular rods rooem-
blina the crypts of insects' intestines. 12-24 houre befo-
ro the tick falls off the crypts are converted intj lingi-
tudbial folds; when those strai[Mten out, aloo due to
stratchina of the cello, an incrdinatoly powerful etret-
chinL; of the intestinal tract occurn at t~u last, mot
enorLotle) period of blQjd-suckinge
Card 3/3
I! L`vi -1 V
LUTHORs None Given 3o-58-4-34/44
TlTLEs Dissertations (Dissertataii).
Branch of Biological Sciences (Otdeleniye biclogicheskikh
nauk).
July-December 1957 (Iyull - Dokabri 1957)
PERIODICAL# Vestnik kkademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 4,
pp. 119-12o (USSR)
ABSTRACTi 1) At the Botanical Institute imeni V. L. Komarov
(Botanicheskiy inetitut imeni V. L. Komarova) the
following dissertation for the degree of a Doctor
of Biological Scienoes was defendedt
R. Ye. Levin& - Method of Propagation for Fruits and
Seeds (Sposoby raeprostrananiya plodov i
800yan).
2) At the Zoological Institute (Zoologicheskiy institut)
the following dissertations for the degree of a Can-
didate of Biological Sciences were defendedi
Yu-.-S. Balashov.- Nutrition Peculiarities of the Ixodic
Card 1/ 5 Mites (Osobennosti pitaniya ikeodovykh
Dissertations. Branch of Biological Sciences. 30-58-4-34/44
July-December 1957
kleshchey).
1. V. Stebayev - Fauna and Ecology of the Orthoptera
Insects of the North-Western Prikaspiye
(Fauna i ekologiya, pryamokrylykh naseko-
mykh aovero-zapadnogo Prikaspiya).
3) kt the Institute for Biochemistry imeni k. N. Bakh
(Institut biokhimii imeni k. N. Bakha) the following
dissertations for the degree of a Candidate of Biolo-
gical Sciences were defendedi
1. N. Garkina, - Methods of Distribution and Determination
of Vitamin Substitutes (provitaminov) and
of "D" Vitamin. (Metody raspredeleniya i
opredeleniya provitaminov i vitaminov "D").
T. V. Drozdova, - Phytin and its Transformations in Natus
ral Processes (Fitin i yego prevrashcheniYa
v prirodnykh protsessakh).
B. F. Poglazov - Investigation of the kdenosin Triphoss
Card 215 phatase of Muscele and of Some Plants.
Diaaertations. Branch of Biological Sciences. 30-56-4-34/44
July-December 1957
(Izueheniye adenozintrifoafatazymyshts I
nekotorykh rasteniy).
A. S. Spirin - Investigation of the Speoifity of Species
(spezifichnost') of Nucleinic Acids in Bac-
teria (Izucheniye vidovoy spezifichnosti
nukleinovykh. kislot u bakteriy)
4) At the Institute for Higher Nerve Funoti;n (Institut
vyeshey nervnoy deyatellnosti) the following disserm
tations were defendedi
a) for the degree of a Doctoi of Medical Sciencest
N. G. Gartashteyn - Investigation Test of the Nerve
Mechanisms of a Depression of Reaction
and Some Forma of Its Therapy (Opyt izu.
cheniya, nervnykh mekhanizmov reaktivnoy
depresaii I nekotorykh form yeye terapii).
N. I. Kozin - Injuries of the Higher and Vegetative Nerve
Function In Children Caused by Scarlet Fever.
(Narusheniya vysshey i vegetativnoy nervnoy
Card 3/5 deyatellnosti pri skarlatine u detey).
Dissertations. Branch of Biological Sciences. 30- 5&4-34/44
July-December 1957
b) for the degree of a Candidate of Biological Sciences:
0. N. Vasillyeva - Correlations Between Unconditioned
and Conditioned Motion Reflexes and, Dee
fence Reflexes in Overlapping (Vzalmoot.
nosheniye mczhdu bezusloynymi i uol,ovnymi
dvigatelinymi oboronitollnymi reflokaami
pri perekrytii).
e) for the degree of a Candidate of Medical Soieneest
Ye. D. Markova - Peculiarities of the Injury of the Neurow
dynamics in an Amnesic Aphasia (Osobonnosti
narusheniya neyrodinamiki pri amnestiches-
koy afazii).
5) At the Institute for Forestry (Institut lesa) the
following dissertations were defended#
a) for the degree of a Doctor of Biological Sciencest
A. I. Zrazhevskiy - Earth Worms as a Fertility Factor of
Forest Soils. (Dozhdovyye ohervi kak
faktor plodorodiya leanykh pochv).
b) for the degree of a Doctor of Agricultural Sciencest
Card 4/5 V. V. Popov - Scientific Principles of Growing Broad-
Dissertations. Branch of Biolo,~ical Sciences. 30-58-4-34/44
July-December 1957
-Leaved Plantations in the Northern Variant
of the Timbered Steppe. (Nauchnyye oenovy
vyrashchivaniya shirokolistvennykh naeazhde.
niy v severnom variante lesostepi).
o) for the degree of a Candidate of Biological Scienoesi
V. M. Zubarev - Biological Reasons for the Possibility of
Transplanting Oak-Treee to the Northern
Districts of the European Part of the USSR.
(Biologicheskoye oboanovaniye vozmozhnosti,
prodvizheniya duba, chereshchatolo v severnyye
rayony Yevropeyekoy chasti USc .
M. V. Nadezhdina - Dynamics of the Covering of Terrains
on the Slopes of Gorges in Connection
With Soil Erosion and With the Grazing of
Inimale. (Dinamika raetitellnogo pokrova
na sklonakh balok i ovragov v evyazi s
eroziyey pochv i vypasom zhivotnykh).
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