SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEDNARZH - BEDNYAKOV, A. A.

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Czammau)VAXWrorestry. Forestry and'Forest Cultivation. J-3
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 1957, 22595
Author Bednarzh
Inst 0
Title The Problem of Reforestation of Old.lPorest
Clearings.
Orig Pub: Imsh. prace) 1956, 35, Ito71 310-314
Abitract: In Karlov (ftechoslovaida)-forestry an
experinent was conductea
of protecting young seedling on old forest clearings from
damage by weeds and grassy vegetation.. The ground surface
around the seedlings vas covered by a layer of basalt or
glass
cotton 2.5 cm thick. Me layer of glass cotton prevents the
access of light and warmth necessary for weed development,
pro-
tects the upper soil layers and the nicroorgLuisms in them
from
direct action of =14 , prevents crust formation, thickening
of the upper soil layer, excessive evaporation; supports
soil
mellowness,, prevents turfing and formation of an
above-ground
Card 1/2 -31-

US,SR/Diseases of Farm Aniiialso Diseases Caused by R-1
Viruses, and Rickettsias.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biol., No- 1 19581 2735
Author Bogach I., Re4narth B., Vlaznichka F,
.Inst : Not given
Title : Nonbacteria14nfectious Diseases which Comp-
rise.the Complex of the so-called "Grippell in
Hogs..
Orig Pub Za sots. s-lzh nauku,.1956, A5. No 4, 385-396
Abstract Piglet dise4bes,which are clinically manifested
by retarded developments- exhaustion, and infec-
tion of thebrgans,of respiration and blood cir-
culation were studied. Occasionally there was
an affection of the -nervous-.system manifested.by
atypical ep~leptiform attacks. Greatest morbitity
was observed in piglets-during the weaning period
Card 1/3

ii
',-BZDAR~~KI~Yw
Improve the qualityof now type vesselo. Rech. transp. 20
no. 3s/4.5-46 mr 161. (MIRA. 14:5)
I Zamestitell nachallnika Bobrovskoy
remontno-okopluatatsionnoy
~;zy po tekhnicheskoy akepluatatoii.flota,
(Shipa-Maintenanoo and repair)

-...BEDWZHEVSM,,S.- .. 11, -
Increase the drive against defective material in the fleet.
Rech. transp,,.22.no.l0&57-58 0 163. (WRA 16r12)
1. Sekretarl partiynogo bVuro Bobrovskoy remontno-oksplua-
tatsionnoy bazy.

GIYQU, L.; FIRT, P.; SHTIM. 0. [9terba, 0.]; BEDNAUHIK, T. Beduaqrk,
TJ
Vascular anastomosts without anglorrhaphy. "Ahir. 4
no.2:24-30 Mr-Ap '59. (I(ru 12:5)
1. U-Inatituta klinicheekoy I eksperinental'no7 khtrurgil v
'Prage (dir. B.Shpachak) t Instituta gematologii i transfazli
v 'Orage (dir. - doktor zed.nauk prof, I.Garzheyehi).
(BLOM VISSIM. surg.
anastomosis with fibrin ring & without
suturing in animals (Rug))

CYBUISKI, L9ch.;HMRU=OWA, Hama.; ZALUROWICZ, Krystyna.
*A40".VAA`.WOA
-40f*
, 0
Disorders of fat metabolism in burn disease. Polskl
tygod. lak. 1Z
no.27:1026-1028 1 July 57,
1. Z III Chirurgioznaj, A.M, w
Jerzy Jaslenskl. Adres. Mrakov
(LIPIDS, in blood,
in burns (Pbl))
(BUM, blood in,
lipids, (Pol))
ftakowie; kierownik: prof. dr. mad.
Al. Slowackiego 58/8.

CYBULSKI, Lech; JAi10SZ, ZdSiolav; SZPAK, Mmnd; BEDNARZOWA, Hama
Effect of surgical tmuma, on the alectrophoretic picture of blood
our= proteins. Polski tygod. lek. 16 no.50:1928-1932 11 D 161.
1. Z III K1'n1kJ Chirurgicznej A.H.-v Krakowie; kierownik: prof. dr
Jerzy Jasionskis
(SMGERY OPER&TIVE blood) (BLOOD PROTEINS)
(EMTROPHORESIS)

AGMNOYA. V.A.; BOGRUMA, I.I.; VITICS. V.G.; GBMHKM , N.M.;
DYAnWA, O.A. -, YMMOVA. 2.A.
Speotrum analysis of high-selting metals:'tungeten and
molybdeums
71s'esbore no*4:44-51 158a I(MIRL 12:5)
(Tungsteu--S~ectra) (Holybdemm--Spectra)

YE, fj.., master mod Sci-(ctico) "Ttio progms and outoone
of inl:i.LtratinO
:forms ol* limg tuborCulOsiS iU Cbi.LdrOn-" oevc;a., 1956,
u pp.(Ouessa State
mod Inst im. N. I. Pirogov~)j 100 copios.
kKLP No 40, j-v57j, p. 95)

MNAYA. Ye.G..,'1"1.`--
The course and outcome of infiltrative forms of pulmonary
tuberculosis in children LwIth summary In French]. Probl.tub,
36 no.2:21-25 158 (MIRA 11:5)
1. Is otdeleniya detey i podrogtkov I organizatsionno-matodicheakogo
sektora Odeaskogo nauchno-isoledovntallskogo ingtitutA tuberkulesa
(dir. - kand.med.nRuk H.A* Bruenikin, say. orgmetodeektorom -
knnd.med.nauk S.I. ?Sesnrskaya).
(TUBERCULOSIS, PMONARY, In inf.nnd child
course & outcome (Rue))

Respiration In Infiltrative forms of pdmonary tuberculools In
obildren, P&t,*klIu,I terap.tub. no.8t281-284 158.
(MIRA 13t7)
1. Is k1lulko-fislologicheakoy laboratorli (rukovoditall -
starsbiy naucbnyy notruduik L.B. Akeellrod) Odesskogo nauebuo-
iseledavatellskogo instituta tubarkulesa.
(TU SIS) tHASPIWION)
All,

UMI.P.01mrmacology ancl Toxicology. Chomotherapeutic
Preparations V-7
Antitubercular Drugs
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, No 71307
Author Bodnazh K.
.st --mm -7
r as Z--
I
Title Syzthesis and Biological Properties of Some
Now 7hiosemi-
curbazides
Orig Pub Byul. Pollskov AN, 1956, Otd. 2, 4, No
3.1., 413-416
Abstract No abstract
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It allbegan with a spinning wheel. Isobr.i rate. no.10:19-20
0960*
(MIRL 13slO)
1. Pyarausekiy rybokonserwnyy koubluat, g. Djarnu,
Istonskaya, SSR.
(Pgrnu-Canning Industry-Technological Innovations)

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BFDNEN'KCJ, P. F.
33612 0 Zashchitnom Vliyanii Organicheskogo Zhira Lanolina
V Otnoshenii
Kozhi. Vchen. Zapiski (Chernovits Gos,.Mod. In-t), T. 1p
1949, 0,112-16
SO: Letopislnykh Statey, Vol. 45, Yoskva, 1949

BEVIENYC, P. F.
33611 Ucrotravma Kozhi Kak Odin Izz Vedushchlkh Faktorav V
Patogeneze Zabolevaniy
Dopmatomikozami. Vchen. Zaplaki (Chernovits. Gos. Yed. ~t-t),
T. 1,
1949, C. 117-19.-Bibliog.-: 16 Nazv
SO; Letopislnykh Statay, Vol. 45, Moakva, 1949

MOMMO, F.Y.
fr 'Rwt.W4~~
,KCwjrACvr TRW " ^
Theory of norvism in dermatology; certain consideration on
the
machaniam of cutaneous reactions in the pathogenesis of skin
diseases* Test. venero no.20-10 Mar-Apr 1951, (OLML 200)
1. Docent. ~ 2. Of the Department of Dermato-Venereolog
(Head-
-Prof. Z.N. Grzhebin), Chernovitsy Medical Institute (Acting
Director-Docent M*X.Zotin)*' w

BIDZWOV P.P.
Cutaneous pathology in psychics.1 and neural diseases. Test,
vener.,
Hoskra no. 3:19-23 May-June 1952. (CLHL 220)
1.Docent. 2. Of the Ukrainian Scientific-Research
Skin-Venersological
Institute (Director -- Prof. As N, Xricbevskly)

1. BEDNEN-KO, P. F.
21 USSR (600)
4. Penicillin - Therapeutic Use
7. Penicillin cure of erythema nodosum resulting from
sulfanilamid
therapy of sepsis. Vest. ven. I derm., no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accesaibns, Library of Congress,
March 1953.
1 Unclassified.

MOM, P.F., dotsent.
4thogenesis and treatment cf toxicoderme, caused by
salTarsan, Test.ven,
I darn. no.2:59-60 Mr-Ap 153. (XLR& 6:5)
1. losbW& kliniks, Chernovitskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
. (SalTarsan) (Toxins and antitoxins )

MEMO. Pr.. dotsent.
Role of the central nervous system In the formation and course of
vascular reactions of the akin. Vest.van.1 dorm. no.2:3-7 Mr-Ap 154.
(MM 7:4)
1. ls Ukrainskogo nauchno-Issledovateltzkogo
kashno-yonerologichookogo
inatituta,(direktor - professor A.M.Krichavskly) I lUkrainskago
nauchno-
iseledovateliskogo poikhonevrologichaskogo Instituta (direktor -
kandidat maditsiaskikh mank P.I.Kovalasko).
(Nervous system) (Skin) (Blood vessels)

235. BEDNENKO P. F. Unkrainian Dermato- Venereol. Inst..
4arkov, USSR.
*The rol the CNS In the course of inflammatory skin
reactions (Russian text) VESTMVENEILDERINI. 1955. 6(~-S)
The author set himself to the exploration of the
de-p6ndence_ of an allergic'reaction
to dinitrochlorbenzol on the functional state of the
cerebral cortex. In 'vestliations
were conducted on 100 patients affected by different forms
of schlzc~ihrenia. The
thresholdof the skin sensitivity toAinitrochlorbenzol (in
acetone) was first establish-
ed. The chemical was applied to 5 different skin, patcl~es
In concentrations of
1-2-3-4-5%. On this occasion It was found that the skin of
schizophrenics was coh-
siderably less sensitive than that of normal people.
According to the investiga-
tions of Schapiro, undertaken for the purpose of
professional selection, 841, of the
subjects Investigated reacted to a 5% solution of
dinitro~;Iorbcnzol, In contrast.
only 160,~ of the schizophrenics reacted. Later on
dinitrochlorbenzoi w s
a applied
in the threshold dosage every 3-7 days - in all 5-7 times.
Eight to 10 days after
the last application weak solutions (1:100-1:1.000jOOD)
were applied to the other
forearm to determine the grade of an allergic reaction. 47%
of the patients did
not show any reaction to any of the dilutions mentioned,
which proved a consider-
able lowering of the process of sensibilization. It was
further observed that out of
49 patients suffering from a grave psychic disturbance 34
(G9%) did not show any
reaction, whereas out of 51 patients who were Improving
after treatment only 13
(25%) did not react to solutions of 1% and less. The author
explains the weakening
of the allergic reaction in schizophrenics as being due to
a diffuse inhibitory act-
ton of the cerebral cortex. The return of the
sensibilization ability during the peri-
od of Improvement In the psychic state is accordingly
explained by a relative less-
ening of the inhibitory activity of the cerebral cortex and
subcortical ganglia.
Psychiatrists are beginning to make use of skin -reactions
for the purpose of eva-
lusting the state of the patient and also for prognosis.
Kazhernikov - Leningrad (XIU,2)
35

EXCERPTA YMCA-See -8 V61-0/8 Netwology Aug 56
3s4lipNY,FKq~.F. *The reactfon of the skin to nicotinic acid
as a test foi the examination of some categories of
psychically ill persons (Russian text) Z.NEVROPAT.PSIKHIAT.
(Mosk.) 195% 55/11 (819-821)
Tw nicowk test was made I(% the following way: 3 ml. of
nicotinic acid in a IS solu-
tim of water was administered Intramuscularly. Ile nicotin
skin vascular reac-
tin was extremely weak in patients In catatonic stupor and
became more pro-
oowjcvd after successful medical treatment. The nicotin test
may be suitably
.1 mployed for the investigation at On functional condition
of the higher parts of
tM costral nervous system WW also as an Indicator of some
therapeutic effect.
Itadlik Brno

BEDNENTO., P.F., Doc Med Sci -- (diss) "Data for studying
the effect of the central nervous 3ys
tem ~~n reactivity
of skin." Kharlko5 1958,9 19 pp. (A-Is of Health UkSSR.
Khartkov Med Inst) 230 copies.IW,,,-of'author's works
at end of text (10 titles) (KL2 32-58, no)
51 -

BBMIMIKOp F.F.
(YA the 10th s=iversaT of the jobt asovion of tho
Acadwy of
Soiences of the U*S*B,Ro and the lcadW of Medical
Solmoas of
the U*$oS*Ro Yestdomi van, 34 na,813-5 1600 (Km 13a1)
lo Iz kafedry kosbnvkh X venft-ichookikh bolesney
lbarlkovokogo
maditainakogo stmatologichookogo iwtituta (dir. -
dotsent
G.S. Vbromyanokiy). (SK33--MSFMES)

BEDNENKOP P. F., prof.
----Hmdradtb anniversary of the Kbarkov Medical Society and
the
60tb anniversary of the Dermatovenereological Society.
Vent. dorm.
i van. no.10:60-65 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Iz kafedry kozhnykb i venerichookikh bolesney
Kharlkovakogo
moditsinskogo stomatologichookogo instituts, (dir. - dotsent
0. S. Voronyanskiy) I
MEDICAL SOCIETIES)
NUTOVENEREOLOGICAL, SOCIETIR-5)
0

1, Zaboyshchitsicays. brigade, kommunistich,391cogo trade, shakhty
01alinovskRya-Vostodbuayag Stalinskago sownarkhoza, (for Netrobakiy).
2, Shakhts, 'Abashevskays. - 20 kombinate, Musbaseugoll (for Rednenko)
(Coal mines and mining--41anagement)

1, BEDRIKOV, P. P.
2. LSSR (600)
49 Ivanovp B. V.
7. "Petrography of technical stone." D. S. Beliankint B. V. Ivanov,
V. V. Lapin.
. Reviewed by P. P. Budnikov* Zhurepriklekhime 25 Not 10, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January
. 1953. Unclassifled.

BEDNIYS S. N.9 GUSEVA; A. A.0 AND GUSEVI: V. M.
w&ological Groups of Birds and Their Role In the Life of
Ticks and Fleas.*
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases
vith Natural
Reservoirs,q 22-29 Ootober 1959,, Vol. II, Publishing
House of Academy of
Sciences$ USSR, Mosew-Leningrad,.1959o
Anti-Plague Institute of Caucasia and Transcaucasia,,
Stavropol'

MVW. A. 1.
Bednov, A. I.
"The Problem of ~bchanization of Narrow-Row Sowing." Author's
abstract of
a dissertation presented at the Omsk Agricultural Inst imeni S. X.
KIrov.
Omsk, 1955. (Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate in Technical
Sciences).
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No 27, 2 July 3.955

0" 'A 1-& kandidat tathnicheskikh nauk; BARANOV,
A.A., ksndid&t
tikhni0baskikh nauk.
Harvesting grain imseparate staged In the southeast.
Z~mj*d~jj*
5 no-5:66-?4 MY '57. (KM 20:7)
(Volga Valley-4rain-Harresting)

4=00M.I.: KAPUSTIN. V.A.
Electrification index and power consumption
conditions in agri
cultural regions. 1xv. Xasan. fil. AN SSSR. Ser.
anerg. i vod.
khote nool;3-27 1578. (NIRA 11:10)
electrification)
(Rural

BXDROV N I - KAPUSTIN, V.A.; MBILITSYN, Tu.V.
-zz;;iW 0 1 /11
Methods for determining the prospective power consw~ptlon and
:,
rated load In agricultural regionqe Izve Ka$An. fil.
All-SSSIt. ,
Ser. energ. I vod. kbox. no.1:29-42 15?. (WRA li:10)
(Rural electrification)

SIOBILIMM. Yu.I., prof.: KMSTIN, T.A,, jn~h,e,
BIDODY, N-Is, Inshe;
OLISHIVSK4YA, V.T.
Simplified method of determining principal factors of
electric
supply Wore drawing up a final plan. Makh.1 slak.oots.
sallkhos. 17 no,5:29 159. (KM 12:12)
1, Kaxanskly filial AN SSSR.
(Rural electrification)

BEDNOV., N.I,,- KAMTINv V.A.
Electric power consumption and operational indices of the
electrification of agricultural districts of the Tatar
A.S.S.R.
Trudy Kazan.filAN SSSR.Sersenergoi vodkhos, no*2:49-38
161.
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Electrification) - (MIRA 15:3)

BEDNOV, N*PO
Improving the transportation of patrols= produots. Trudy
TASHIIT no.1807-60 161o (MIRA 18:3)

ERDNOV, V.M.; SUKHORUKOVA, Ye.A.; NOVIKOV, V.N.
Determination of pbpnanthrene in mixtures of aromatic
hydrocarbons.
2av.lab. 29 no.7y8% 163. (&RA l6s8)
1.,Vostochnyy nauchno-issledov
'ateVskly uglekhimicheskly 14stitut.
(Phenanthrone) (Hydrocarbons)

BEDNOVY V.M..; SUKHORUKOVA, Ye.A.; NOVIKOV, V.N.
Seminicroanalytical aeth~ for determining
phenanthrene., Koks i
khin. no.2,:39-43 164. (MRA 17:4)
I.,Vostochnyy uglekhimichaskiy-inatitut,

L1MhR11 T.F.; UVAROVI,, K.A.; BULACIEVAs, A.F.;
SGYVlj7BM, A.S.; FnTHMOVA-2
MAKOVSKAYA I.; DOLMATOVP Yu.D.; U.
J* E.B.; sOLOMEINA, G.'. P
Ya.; KOGAN, F.I.- KOVALENKO, P.N.; IVANOVAp Z.I-; FOKIN,
A-V-;
KOMAROV, V.A.; S&ROCHKIN, I.N.- rAVYOOVA, S.M.; RAVDFLI,
A.A.1
GORELIK, G.N.; DAUKSP-~Sf V.K. jDauksas, V.); PIKUNAYTEP
L.A.
[Pikunaite, L.); SHARIPOVI A.Kh.; SHABALIN, I.J.;
STFPNOVA, G.M.;
SHMIDT, Ye.V.; DUBOV, S.S.; STRUKOV, O.G.
Scientific research papers f the members of the
All.-UniQn
Mendeleev Chemical Society (trief information). Zhur.
VHKO
10 no.3:350-360 165. (MIRA 1W)
1. ronetskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo
nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta. kbimicheskW* reaktivov I osobo chistykh
khimicheskikh
veshchestv (for U-rfo Uravn-rA. P-,'Ilcheva). 2.
Urallsk.Ly nauchno-
issiedovatelrlst,17 khimich6 ,ikiy institut (for
Shubin,, Bednova,
Makovskaya, Solomeina). 3. Chelyabinskly filial
Gosudarstvennogo
nauchno-Ja-sle8watel'skogo i proyektnogo Inatituta
minerallnykh
pigmentov (Dolzatov, Bobyrenko). 4. Rostovskiy-na-Donu
univer-
sitet (for Kogan, Kovalenko, Ivanova). 5. Leningradskiy
tekhnolo-
gicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta i Institut
minerallnykh
pigmentov (for Ravdell, Gorelik). 6. Villnyusskly
gosudarstvennyv
universitet imeni Kpsukasa (for Dauksbas, Pikunayte).
Nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy institi'. neftekhimicheskikh
proizvodst;v (for
Sharpipv I Shabalin). 8. Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy
institut
imeni Kirova (for Stepnova, Shmidt).

USSR/4.'adicine Relapsing Favor Mar 53
"Faperizents, on the Specific Therapy of Caucasian
Tick-Transmitted Relapsing Fever," R. R.
Gelltser, 0. P. Krylova, V. N. Bednova, Chair of ~Iicrobiology,
Stavropol' M'ed Inst
"Zhur takrobiol, Epide--dol, i Imunobiol" No 3j P 79
Showed in experiments on guinea pigs that neither white
streptocide, quinine, nor methylene
blue have a therapeutic effect on Caucasian tick--transmitted
relapsing fever. Sulfidine has
a therapeutic effect only in toxic (lethal) dooes. Penicillin also
has a therapeutic effect
only in toxic dosas, but the toxicity could be leiminated by
acbr-inisterin, glucose to the
ad,aals. Introduction of penicil:An together with agents which
iripede its resorption
(a. g., fish liver oil) rodaces the therapeutic, &f.feet of this
antihiotic.
PA 244T50

BEDNOVA, V. N. Cand Med Sol -- (dlos) "The Significance of--Ww
Granules of Treponema pallidum Culturep~~ Orowth
--px-rwmmp Timpimmm." Friasnodar, 1957. 11 pp 20 cm. (Min of
Health RSFSR, Kuban State Medical Inst im Krasnaya XmIffm
Armiya),
200 copies (KL, 25-57, 117)

USSR/Microj)i6lo(Zr MicrobioloGy llath3_cnic to Hu=a and F-4
Animals.
.t'Lbs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 12, 1958, 52867
Author Bednova, V,11,
Inst
Title SiGuificance of SeedGranules in Development of Cultural
Treponama Pallidum.
Orig Pub : Vestne dermatole i vencrol.) 1957, No 1) 23-26.
Abstract : The effect on cultures of pallidum spirochaetes of
di:No-
rent chcnical substances) antibiotics, im=c sorrum, as
wall as refrigeration to - 10 - 1V and heating to 45 -
600 was to produce a spoody formation of granules anOl
disappearance of spiral forms. The same happened whea the
culture of pallidum, spirochactes vas introduced into t2he
abdominal cavity of laboratory w*dmals. Materials contai-
ning -ranules when inoculated onto fresh nutrient media
produced a growth of typical spiral forms.
Card 1/2
- 48

RMOVA.
~OVAJ,
lxperlments In producing large cultures of Treponema pallidum
on
n s I
th~eeurface of dense culture media. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid. I
immun.,
supplement for 1956:36 157 (MIRA 11:3)
1. Is kafedry mikrobiologii StAvropollskogo gosuderstvennogo
maditainakpgo Instituta.
(TRAPONEKA PALLIDUM) (BA IOLOGT--GULTURSS AND CUIRM MEDIA)

iRTIMIYET, S.A.; TMUNOVA. Te.N.;_.BZMVA, V.N*
Terraxqcin in the therapy of gonorrhea. Sov.med. 23 no.lOtl28-130
0 159. (KMA 13:2)
1. Iz otdola gouorel (savedv7usbobly - prof, I'X Porudominsidy) i
otdola m1kroblologil (savadvVusbohly - prof, NsM* Orebinultov)
T89u--
trallnogo nauebuo-tooledovatellskogo toshno-venerologichoolcogo
insti-
tuta (direktor N.M. Turanor) Ministerstva zdravookhrananiya
RS7SR.
(GONOMUMA tber.)
(OXrfRMCTCLnM ther,

or%,Hnqmov" I.May prof.1 LURIT3, SeSap starobjy
riauabnyy sotrudnik;
SMOVA, VJ#p mlaftbiy tauobMy sotrudm*
b=oflumacent motbod in aerological diagnosio of
ovnbilist,
Veot.demoi v*3%o imoonskv-32 161, VIMM 3-40.1)
(SVHILIS.-DIMOSIS). (AIMOM AND ARTIDOMM)
(SMIUM DIAGNOSIB)

OVCHINNIKOV, N.M.; LURIXE, S.S.; BEDNOVA, V.N.
Idatificattwof gonocoaci and their L-forms using
fluoreocout
antib6dies. lab. delo 7 no.12:30-34,D 161. (KRA 3.4; 3-1)
1. Otdal'mikrobiologii (zav. -,prof.IN.H.Ovohimikov)
TSentrallnogo
naudMo-iesledovatellskogo 'kosbno-vanarologicheekoko
instituta
Ministerstva zdravookhranoniya RSFSRp Moskva. I
(ANTIGEM AND ANTIBODIES) (NEISSERIA GONORFOiOEAE)

OVCHINNIKOV, N.M.; LURIYE, S.S.; SAZONOVAp L.V.; BEDNOVAt V.N.
Fluorescent serological, method in the diagnosis of syphilis.
Lab.
delo 10;no.5:302-306 164. (MMA 17:5)
1. Mikrobiologicheakiy otdel (zaveduyushchiy - prof.H.M.Ovchinni-
kov) 7Sentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo kozhno-venerologi-
cheskogo instituta. kdirektor - kand.med.nauk N.M,,Tar&nov)
Minis-
terstva, zdravookhraneniya RSFSR, Moskva.
i

OVCIIIIKOVI NI.M.; IJJRIE, S.S.; SAZONOVA, L,V.;
BEDNOVA, V.N.
Fluorescent method in the diagnosis of syphilis.
Cesk. dem.
39 no*5;297-303 S 164.
1. Mikrobiologicke oddeleni (vedoucl prof. N.M.
Ovcinikov)
Ustredniho vedeckovyzkumieho ustavu pro
dormato-venerologii
ministerstva zdravotnictvi SSSR (reditel kand.
ved. N.M.
Turanov).

BIDMTA. Te.B., kand.okon.nauk
Distribution of various farming brancbes and administrative
centers.
no,12:76-80 D 1.58. (141RA 1l.-12)
-7~iate farms)

ITOYA WjAjLjOQfjgWxz&+ 1132NETSOV. Georgiy A-laksandrovich;
EEMAC~
2
DOLIJ18XIr, U.N., red.: YRDDTOYA, A,7., telchd.red.; ZMILINA, Z.P.,
takhaerede
[Perennial pastures], Dolgoletnie kallturnye pastbishcha. Hofjkva,
Goo. izd-vo sallkhoz. lit-rY# 1957- 110 P- (MIRA 11:4)
(Pastures and meadows)

__P~~~eneral-mayor
Important results and ivatructive conclusions. Kcw,.Vooruzb.Sil
3 no.20:26-31 0162. (MIRA 15:10)
1* Chlen Voyennogo soveta - nachallaik politichookogo upraylaniya -
Odesskogo voyannogo okrugae
(Russia-Army-Political activity)

ND6.A&"oneral-mayor
Mastery is forgsd in the field* Voonovesto 1+3 no,7*.56-59 J3.,
163. (MIU 16:11)
1. Chlen Voyannogo soveta., nachallaik politioheakogo upravlaniya
Odeaskogo voyannogo okrugas

ALIMMY, Y*A9, inshol MXDNUGIN, A.N., inshe; 13TSTo ~*Vv,
Insho
.........
Combustion of milled peat In fv3%"** vith. shaft-type
Impact
mills equipped with bumers developed ty the Mosoow
Poirer Anginearing
Institute and Mosoov Regional Povqr System
Administration* llek~
sta. 30 no.2.-24-16 1 159. (NMA 12-3):
.(Purnaces) (Peat)

BIPMOIN. Y.L. kfmd. "I'stokhozyaystvaunykb nank.
Using household vood ashes instead of Improted mineral foods, Zhj
votnovodstvo 20.no.4:59-60 Ap 158* (KMA 1113)
(Feeding and feeding stuffs) (Ash (Technology))

)mmd. sells BUMYA, H.V.;
Icokhoxy&ystr*mVkh nauk;
WEXHINg S~A*
Iffect of the natritive ralue of corn,, protein,, and other feedo
on milk production, DokI, Jkad, sellkhos, 23 D0,705-38 1589
(KM 110) :*'; -
1; Xmxnod=nkiy nauohno-Imeledovatellskiy Justitut sellskogo
khozynystva,
(Dairy cattle-hading and feedirs *Wfo)

BEDNYAGIN,.F. V.
Bednyagin, F. V. - "Systems of Differential Equations
Containing Small
Factors in Their Derivatives." Min Higher Education
USSR. Moscow Order of
Lenin Aviation Inst imeni Sergo Ord?,honikidze.
Moscow., 1956. (Disseration
for the Degree of Candidate in Phyaicomathematical
Sciences).
So: Knizhnaya Let-opis', no. 11, 1956, pp lo3-M

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vm/chesistrr PbOM-Maceuticals lfir/Apr
*Utural Guanidine Compounds," I. Ya. Postovskiy,
P. Bednyagina, Sverdlovsk
-Uspekh KhAe Vol. XX, No 2) pp 141-160
Reviews largely non-USM work on chem, and physiol
a, reactions or many guanidine comp" occurring in
nature which. have free guanidine group. Mention
is zade of al Ir-I oids sphercTbyzine and
amirnovfne:
Pomer lovers blood pressure and has been used
clinically to produce contraction of uterus, Gen-
eralizations: Simple guanidinit comp&s a-re very
192T28
UM/Chem'stry - Pharmaceuticals Mar/Apr 51
(Contd)
t;q31c-Y' cause convulsions, f1brillary muscle
tvitching, act on peripheral motor nerve endings;
.compds (i.e., streptomycin) act on peri-
'Complex
pheral nervous system; coqAs not contg carboxyl
group lower blood sugar content.

I l

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BEDIIYAGINA, N.P.
PA 190TL, 2
U113113066 vtrYI:- - Peiroicuil: %ebaology, Oct 51
Synthesis of 3-Met4Yl-4-ztbYl Thiophene," X Ya.
Postovskiy) N. P. Beduming, V.:*F. Kuzuetsovr.
"Zhur Prik Xhim" Vol XXIV,, No 16, Pp 1071-1073
Tropertlev*~of allq~ated tbiophenes are little
known., a fact which makes their identification
difficult Aen they are sepd-from -petroleum dis-
tillates. By'n'tb'j6sized.3-m6thYl-4-etbYl',thiophemo
by coudeusing.-p6itanedione:-2., 3 with thiodiglycol
ethers: vhich-,yielded, a d'icarbouylic, acid. This
was thea-decarboxylized to-the final product
'i3le pr ub
6d t%i "gives-itidophenine reaction and-
-form- VML rary acaut
Alt
7- :-.!:

~r- 1, 1 (.~ ~ , " ~ .
c I

PANOV, LV. l BEDNYAGDIA, X.P.
Structure and pharmaco2oglca2 activity of 2-hydraxine
ba2zaso2es
,glishli, Pars. i to)m. 20 no,6:25-27 N-D 157
[with ou=arjr In En
(MIRA 11%6)
2, Xafedra farmakologii (save - profit A,X* Sangaylo)
Sverdlovskogo
gosudhratvennogo maditainakogo instituta i kafedra
orgAnichaskoy
khlmll (save - prof. I.Ya. Postovskly) Urallskogo
politakhnichaskogo
instituta Iment S.M. Xirova;
(HYDRAZINS9 ral. apda.
2-hydrasine benzazoles, structure & pharmneol (RUBD
(HIMOCYCLIC COUMPOUM
same)

T5Y7-/v__Y q A;A - /v

75-2-2c/',64

AUTHORS:

Bedr.,.agina, N. F. , Panfilov, G4 It. , Postovsk
iy, 1. Ya.
TITLEs
On thu Chemistry of Naphthacene (K khivii
naftatscna)

VII. The Ifitratinr- of Naphthacene (VII. Vitrovani,7c
naftat,-ena)
PERIODICALt
Zburnal . Obshchey h"himii, 1958, Vol- 20,
Vr 2, Ply. 365 3.53 (USSR)
ABSTRACT3
This information was publi3hed
in Zburnal 0bshc'hcj Xhinii, 20,1711,

0' ''50). Due to the hard
accessibility of the naphtliacenic hydro-

carbon its cheni.-try ba3
been little investigated. Tbuo C.-' its

nitratinZ; has not yet baen
described in publica-tior-3. The investi-

,-,-,tion carried out by
the authors --hows thut Ti._e,AX.:z-_cene in nitrat-

inf; behaves
analoffous to anthracene. llaphthaccne for-is unstable

hydronitro
products at the expense of the addition of nitric acid

at the
para-P031tions of one of the central rint;e. At the second

central
rin,,', no addition takes place any nore, probably because the

addition at the first ring splits the molecule in t-wo isolated
aro-

matic systemst into the benzene- zxd naphthulene sy3ten which
do

not posseso any active rieta-positionv. 'A%e obt~-ined bydronitro
de-

rivatives of naphthacene, like the correspondin-, p.roducto of
the

anthracene series, represent little stable compounds. On heating

in or,,anic solvents, in attempts to recrystallize them, they are
Card 1/3
readily and corapletely converted to pure p-naphthacene
quinone.

79-2-20/64
On the Chemistry of flaphthacene. VII. The Hitrating of
Naphthacene
Anaquinone or other products viere not found in tbia connection.
'Phis indicates that the addition during nitrating only takes
place
at para-positions. To conclude irom the constants and th,; values
of the analyses dihydronitro, derivates, even without adeitional
purification, represent comparatively pure individual compounds.
'ilhe uost stable 9-nitro-10-ticetaxydilil,,droziaplitliacene
a--n be0 re-
crystallized from glacial acetic acid it'hich was heated to 50
C. The
production and the investigation of O.-nitronaphthacene are
render-
Cd difficult due to its extraordinary uristability. It is ouch
lenj st%'ula than 9-nit roan thracene and on heatin4 in various
or-
~;anic uolvents or durinC stora,-,re at low temperatures and
especially
in li-Int it rapidly decomposes and is converted to p-naphthacene
quinone. q.,-nitronapbtliacene can be recrystallized by putting
in
boilinC- water and rapidly cooling the solution after filtration.
In a dry, crystalline state it is stable and can be stored. In
contrast to the yellow 9-nitroanthracene, 9-nitronaphthacene is
red. Su,:i:aarys 1) It was found that on nitratinj of
naphtbacene an
addition produet - 9-nitro-10-oxydihydronaphtbaceiie (II) forms.
By
the influence of acetic acid it is converted to
9-nitro-10-acetoxy-
dibydronaphthacene (III), and by the influence of concentrated
bwdrochlorio acid in 9-nitro-10-chlorodihydronal)lithacL-no (7).
Card 2/3 2) 'ne authors produced 9-nitronaphthacene (V) by the
influence of

79-2-20/64
On the Chemi3try of Haphthacene. VII. Ao Nitratirr of Raphthacene
30 5 NaOR upon 9-nitro-10-ablorodibydronaphthacene (IV)i,3) It was
found that the dihydronitro derivatives of naphthaccne I-IV) and
0.-nitronaphthacene are still more unstable than the corresponding
compounds of the anthracene series. On heating with solvents or
without solvents they are cauily converted to p-naplithacene qui-
none. There are 5 references, I of which is Slavic.
ASSOCIMON: Urals Polytechnical. InstituteI
(Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut)
SMITMIDs JanuarY 7, 1957
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 3/3

71(12) SOV1156-59-2-30148
1_ edn a n4 N. P., Postovokiyj I. Ya*
gl j
7ME: The Synthesis and the Hydrolytic Separation of the Alkyl-
and Benzyl-sulphones of Benzimidazole (Sintez i gidroliti-
cheskoye raoshchoplaniye alkil- i benzilsullfonov benzimida-
" a)
oA.
z
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Khimiya i
khimichookaya
tekhnologiyap, 1959P lir 21 PP 333-337 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Benzimidazole deriyatives, which are substituted on
the
silphone group or on nitrogen of the cycle by radicalaq were
investigated with respect to their stability to hydrolysis.
Tables I and 2 show the syn1hesized oorpounds (alkyl- and
aryl-aubstituted mercapto bentimidazoles, benzimidazolyl sul-
phones, N-substituted bon2imida2olyl-alkyl(aryl)-sulphones
and K-substituted benzimidazolones). The difference is point-
ed out existing between the highly acid sulphones and the
sulphides produced for the first time in this investigation
(meroapto compounds) without acid reaction, which are not
alkylated when heated in alcohol with alkyl halides. Both
the radical bound to the nitrogen and that bound to the
Card 1/2 eulphone group exercise an effect upon the stability
to

SOV/156-59-2-30/48
.The Synthesis and the Hydrolytic Separation of the Alkyl- and
Benzyl-
~ulphones of Benzimida2ole,
hydrolysis, i. e. in the order CH3 /' C4R9'~ CH2C6R5* Candidate
of Medical Sciences, R. I. Chertkova, investigated the sul-
phone- and mercapto compounds at the Sverdlovskiy tuberkuleznyy
institut (Sverdlov-sk Institute of Tuberculosis) with respect
to their effect to tubercle baoilli. Activity is very low.
I. V. Panov,Docent at the Kafedra farmakologii Sverdlovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta (Chair of Pharmacology Sverdlovsk
Institute of Medicine) investigated the benzyl- and methyl-
substituted sulpAones with;respect to their affect upon
blood pressure. A special report will be given on the positive
results of this test. There are 2 tables and 6 references,
4 of which are Soviet.
PRESEMD BY: Kafedra organicheskoy khimii Ural'skogo
politekhnicheskogo
instituta im. S. U. Kirova
(Chair of Organic Chemistry, Ural Polytechnic Institute imeni
S. M. Kirov)
SUBMITTn-. July 22, 1958
Card 2/2

5(3),17(12)
AUTHORS:
Bednyagina, X. P,9 Sokolovo S. V. SOV/156-59-2-31/48

TITLE:
The Synthesis and the Hydrolytic Splitting of the
Alkyl-

sulfones of the 4-Phenylphtalazine (Sintez i
gidrolitiches-

koye raoshchepleniye alkiloullfonov
4-fen.ilftalazina)
PERIODICAL:
Nauchnyye doklady vysshey
shkoly. Xhimiya i khimicheakaya

tekhnologiya, 1959, Nr 21 PP
338-340 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
I. A. Aleksayeva and 1. Ya. Postovskiy
(Ref 1) found that

for the alkyl-sulfones of the
6-nitrobenzothiazols the relative

speed of the hydrolytic
splitting drops when the carbon-

chain of the alkyl-radicals
is extended* This was tested by

the,authora on oompounds whieh
contain the sulfoazomethingroup

-Y==C-SOj-. The compounds
mentioned in the title were obtained
I

from the o-benzoyl-banzoic acid. Synthesized were the
compomde

H 0 H
6 5 5

N

and
(R - CH H 9
~fC2 5'n-C4H

Card 1/2
so -R
sulphide sulihone (Mercaptocompounds)

The Synthesis and the Hydrolytic Splitting of the Alkyl-
SOV/i56-59-9-31/48
sulfouse of the 4-Phonylphtalasine
The compounds obtained are not yet described in publications.
Their physical data are listed in a table. In contrast with
the stable aulphides, the sulphones hydralize easily with
diluted acids or alkalis. The capability of hydrolyzing
decreases with the extension of the carbon-chain of the alkyl-
radicals. The hydrolysis develops in accordance with the same
diagram described in reference 1. The examination of the com-
pounds as to their influence on tuberculosis bacilli (oarried
out by E. 1. Chertkova~ Candidate of Medical Sciences at the
Sverdlovsk Institute for Tuberculosis (Sverdlovskiy tuberku-
leznyy institut) showed only slight activity. The authors
express their gratitude to Professor I. Yas Postovakly for
the advice obtained. There are 1 table and 5 references, 2
of which are Soviet.
FRESUMD, BY: Xafedra organicheskoy khimii Urallskogo
politekhnicheskogo
instituta im. S. M. Kirova (Chair of Organic Chemistry Ural
Polytechnic Institute imeni So M. Kirov)
SUBMITTED: July 220 1958
Card 2/2 -

MIIUGIN&, N.P.; POSMVSKIT. I.Ta.
Bouxasoles. 2-Hydrazino- and 2-azidobanximidazoles,
Zhur.ob.
khIms, 30 no,5tl431-1437 My 160o (WRL 13,05)
1. Urallskiv politekhnicbeak institut.
(Bousluldazolml

JBWNYAGIn, M.P.; POSTOVSKIY,, 1.16.
. .... 1~
Hydrolytic cleavage of some heterocyclic milfones. Part 61
Synthesis
and 1*opertieo of
/~:,_-nitrophenylmdf;:-.ql-N-mothylbenzimidazolyl-
metbane and nitrophonylaulfonyllx,,.nz,)tblazolylmetWme.
Zbur.obokbim.
P -no*10:3193-3196 01 161. (HIHA 14:4)
I* Ural'skiy politekbnicbeakiy institut,
(Sulfoue) I . .

M
SHEYNKF.R,, Yu.N.; POSMVSI(IY, I.Ya.-, BEDNYAGINA,
U.F.-, SENYAVINA, L.B.;
LIPAWVA, L.F. -------
Equilibrium between the totrazole and aside forms in
benzothiazole-
tetrazole. Dokl. AN SSSR 141 no.6;1388-1390 D 161. (MIU
14:12)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheakiy institut im. S.M.Kirova
i. Institut
khimU prirodnykh sVedineniy AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom
M.I.Nabachnikom,
(Benzothiazole) (Tetrazole) (Asides)

EEDNYAGINA, N.P.; GETSOVA,, I.N.j POSTOVSKU, I.Ta.
Benz- and naphthazole series. Part 2: Regularities of
the a2kylation
of 2-cb3.oronapbth-(1,2)imidazole. Zhur.ob.khim. 32
no.9:3011-3015
S 162,, (MM .15:9)
1, llrallskiy politekhnicbeskiy irotitut imeni
S.M.Kirova.
(Naphthlinidazole)

BLDNYAGINA, IT.P.; GETSOVA, I.N.; POSTOVSKIY, I.Ya.
Benz- and naphthazole series.' Part 3; 2-Hydrazino- and
2-azidonaphth-(112)imidazolea. Zhur.ob.khim. 32 no.9:3015--
3019 S 162. (MM 15:9)
1. Urallskiy politekbnicheakiy imtitut imeni S,M, Kirova,
(Imidazole)

POSTOVSKIY, I.Ya.; BEDNYAGINA, N.P.; SFMAVINA., L.B.; SHEYNKER,,
Tu.N.
Study of azide-tetrazole tautomerism vith the aid of infrared
spectroscopy, Izve AN SSSR.Ser.fis. 26 no,101:1298-1300 0 162.
(MIRA 15:10Y
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheakiy iwt4tut in. Kirova i institut
Ichimil primdnykh soyedimniy AN SSSR.
(Azidea--Spectra) (Tetrazole-Spectra) (Tantomerism)
1
.5

BEDNY-AGI,qA, N.P.; TYURENKOVA, G.N.; PANOV, I.V.
Benz-and naphthazole series. Part 5: 5t6-dimthyl-2-
hydrazinobanzimidazole and its T~-alkyl-substituted
derivativ, .
Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no. 5:1575-1577 Mor 164. (MIRA
I-t7)
1. Urallskiy politekhnichesiiy institnt imoni Kirova.

Gl'rSOVA, 1. hl.; PANUI, 1. V.; BFJNLAGIN~, N P
Benzazo-'s ani napthazole series. Part 6j
2-oycloalkylaminonapth
fl.,2-djimiciazolos and their 1-and 3-alkyl
substituted derivatives',
Zhur. ob. Khtm, 14 na.60026-2029 Jo (1-11!14 17-7)
1. Urallskly I~olltokhnichaakty irwtitut Imenl Kirova.

LONDNOSOVO S.A.1 FffBAKOVA, Yu.A.; PODCHAYNOVA, V.N,j
BEMAGINA, N.P.
Rttraction sspa-txon of tha22ium using
1,5-d1benzi=1dazo2ylfOrmaXanB.
Zhur.anal.kbiz, 19 no&9:1062-1066 164o (MIRA 17:20)
I* Urallskiy politekhnicbeakiy inatitut imeni Kirova,
Sverdlovsk.
ti

TYURENKOVA, G. N. ; BElwymm, N. P,
Series of J*nz-jmj -,.aphthazoles. Part 91 Syrthan3 a-W sow
reazt-ions
of phanyl-2-hy6hazi-loten zimidazolc. nur. org. khtm. I
no.11%1361-139
Ja 165. (MIRA 1815)
I. UrAllskiy poll takh-nic lie ikiy institut, imani
C~.M.Klrova.

EFDNYAGINA N.P.- GETSOVA, I.N,
Series of benz-and naphthazoles..Part 71 S-triazolo
(4,3-2C)
benzimidazole-3-thionos. Diut. org. khim. I
no.ltl39-142 Ja (65.
(MRA 18: 5)
1. Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni
S.M.Kirova.

A*Te., provisor
Production and examination of resin and essential oil from
the
roots of ferala soongorice.7i; Aptdelo 7 noo'5:W27 &01 58
(MM Iwo)
1. Iz Semipalatinskogo. seditaingkogo uchilishcha
Xinisterstva.
zdravookhrane-niya Usa)Mekoy SSR;
(MUIA)
(GMI3 AIM RMSINS)
(MMOMIS AND ZSSINTIAL OrLS)

BEDNYAX, A.Ye.
Extraction of galbanic acid from.Ferula gumosa Boisa.
roots.-
Apt.delo 12 no.3s2&34 My-Je 162. (MIRA l6sl)
1. Farmatsevticheskiy fakulltst I Moskovskogo ordene,
Lenin&
seditsinskogo instituta imeni I.M.Sechenova.
I (ACIDS. ORGANIC) (MUIA)

BEDNYAK,_A.Ye. (Moskva)
Preparation and study of some conversion products of
galbanic
acid. Apt. delo 13 no.404-39 JI-Ag 164. (mm 180)

BZDNYAK N. A. 1=111K, Bi, Ye., and G;.NZBU1G, G. M.
- J, p
"Investigation of the CaWytic: Action of SkweV'Al
-Aransition Elements
on the Reduction of Holybdenur by Thiocyanide
Lrodwtidgll
submitted at the Conference on Kinetic-Methods of
Analysis,, Ivanovo,,
14-16 June 1960
So: Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy SSSR,
Xhimiya i Khimicheskaya
Techonologiya, Vol III,, No 6 Ivanovo,,, 1960,,. pages
1113-1116.

REZNIX, Me.; BEDNYAK, N.A.; PCHELKINA,, M.V.
Kinetics of the reduction of the tiocyanato complex of
iron in the
presence of copper ions. Izv.vya'.ucheb.zav.;khim. i
khiii.tekh. 6
ho.WO9~-211 163. (KRA 16-- 9)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gosudaretvannyy, univeraitet,
kafedra
analitichaskoy khiaii.
(Iron compounds) (Thiocyanates) (Copper catalysts)

BIDNYAKOV, A.
Computing aquIpment In tbo national 9conomys M no.?tll-12
jr 159, (KM 32t12)
1, Glavuyy spetsiallet po vycbialitallnoy takhnike
Gosudaretyan-
nogo nauchno-tekbnlchaokogo koniteta Boyout Xinistrov SSSR.
(Calculating mebines)

U lear-Physics- --Cosmi_c_Rays____ FD-3346
IV j7$V ~ /I N o 1"i , i - A
~) /1' Y d
Card 1/1 Pub, 146-18/28
Author : Abrosimov A. T., Bednyakov A. A., Zatsepin V. I.,
Nechin Yu. A.,
Bolov'Yeva V. I., Khristians . -B. and Chikin P. S.
Title : Study of structure of broad atmospheric showers at sea
level (Latter
to the editor)
Periodical : Zhur. Eksp. i Teor. Fiz., 29, No 51 693-696, 1955
Abstract : A detailed study vas carried out in Moscow during the
suiner of 1953
of the spacial distribution of various components of broad atmos-
pheric showers at short d1stances from the shover axis by using
the
method of correlated hodoscopes. The preliminary results of these
studies are presented in graphs. Indebted to 0. T. Zatsepin and
N.
A. Dobrotin for discussions and to G. V. Bogoslavskiy, B. V.
Subbotin
and M. S. Tulyankina for assistance in measurements. Five
references.
Institution : --
-Submitted : May 3) 1955

M
'T,lectromechanical Differential Analyzer" a paper presented at
the Conference on
Methods of Development of Soviet Mathematical Machine-Building
and Instrument-
Building, 12-17 March 1956.
Translation No. 596, 8 Oct 56

S10301601000101210041018
B004/BO56
AUTHORa Bednyakov, A. A., Chief Specialist for Computer Engineering
TITLEi Some Trends in the Development of the Means of Computer
Engineering
PERIODICALt Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, No. 12, pp. 27 - 31
TEM The plan of mechanizing the calculat4oon, projection and
engineering provides for an increased use of computers in economy. By
1965 computers corresponding to 40% of the personnel empl oyed are
intended
to be used in State Administration. Problems of developing computer
engineering have been dealt with in the following scientific
conferences
in 1960. April 4 - 8, conference of the Akademiya nauk SSSR (Academy
of
Sciences, USSR) on the application of mathematical methods in
investiga-
tions in the field of economy,and planning. June 20 - 25, joint
conference
of the Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-tekhnicheskiy komitet Soveta
Ministrov SSSR
(State Scientifie Technical Committee of the Council of Ministers of
the
USSR)O of the Vsesoyuznyy sovet nauchno-tekhnicheskikh obshchestv
(All-
Union Council of Scientific Technical Societies), of the
Gosudarstvennyy
Card 1/3

Some Trends in the Development of the Means
S/030Y60/000/012/004/018
of Computer Engineering B004 B056
komitat Soveta Ministrov SSSR po avtomatizatsii i
mashinostroyeniyu
(State Committee of Automation and Machine Building of the
Council of
Ministers of the USSR) and of the Teentrallnoye
statisticheskoye .
upravleniye SSSR (Central Statistical Administration of the
USSR) on
problems of mechanizing the work performed by engineers and
of administra-
tion. In this connection, a practical demonstration took
place at the
Vystavka dostizheniy narodnogo khozyaystva (Exposition of
the Achievements
of Economy). From June 27 to July 2 an International
Congress of
Automatic Control took place at Moscow. The tasks to be
performed in the
future development are mentioned. Replacement of tubes by
semieonductoral
further development of programing and of algorithmic
calculation; increase
of universality, and of the logical possibilities, increase
of the capaciv
of storage elements, increase of liability accompanied by a
decrease of
volume of energy consumption, production of computers,
simulating
biological and-physiological, geophysical, geological and
hydrological
processes, production of computers for the automatic
abstracting of
scientific workt automatic translation and automatic
construction of
formulas of organic ohemistryl further development of
automatic- control
for the optimum utilization of means of communication,
information,
Card 2/3

Some Trendo in the Dayelopment of the kii'4ns 8/03V60/000/012/004/018
of Computer Engineering B004/B056-
weather forecasts, and-planningi the constructior. of cybernetic
apparatus
as protheses of injured human organs. The author refrets the fact that
work in the field of computer technique is frequfntly carried out
purely
experimentally without scientific and-technical oasis. The leading
part
played by the Academy of Soisnoes USSR in th is pointed out,
especially of the various vyehislitelinyy1sentr (.Cmputation Center),
the
Institut tochnoy mekhaniki i vychislitellnoy tekliniki (Institute of
Precision Mechanics and Computer Engineering),-the InBtitut
elektronnykh
upravlyayushchlkh mashin (Institute of Electronic Control Machines),.
which.
as yet has made itself felt to a small extent.only.
ASSOCUTIONs GNTK Soveta Ministrov SSSR (State Scientific and Technical
Committee of the Council of Ministers ofthe USSR)
Card 3/3

t-66
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50.
i ACCESSION VR:' AP5021151~ %J~t, UR/63116/6VO62/001/bO48/00
f 4qf 00
4f,
AUTHOR. Tulinoy~ A~ G.; Fuzanovp A..A.; Bedqjakovp A6 As,
TIE i--new--method-of--investigat -~he-propertiea-of-singl -cry _77
iAg ~.b _stela -
SOME: Zhurnal'-eksperimentallnov i teoreticheskoy fizikis" Pistin V,
redo'k+ft
IY&
niye, Y. 2,9 not 1965.. ~8
1prilozhe 1" ~Op~ and -bottom half of Ansert A at rear of
~j journal
TOPIC TAM t proton' scatterin
gj, nuclear: reaction.,-. crystal, Itttice structum,
'ABSTRACT: Themethod makes use'o
f an-effecti observed-by q2q-of.the authors ear-,1_
lier (Tulinovp DoU. AN 6SSR.vo A2 6 iA ogers), wherein+the angular
no.. 3j, 19 5 w
1distribution of the ebarged-mclear reaction productiP, 6m
4ingle-grystals
lei ~b
;distorted-by additi6nal scattering of.the pr5Fuct particiea~by
the-nue 0kited
in chains corresponding to,definite cr c st+"th6
ryst4j,-"d.lel.in.,'-':,,,:,-~,,-,~--'.
..Ystallographi "e a C
1 according3y be'observed near-these di~rections-'~ Since~ earli
experiments on this
effect, were restricted to a single matallographic. wdsp Aj~e authors
irecorded' tbe..
effect produced siamltaneous4 by a whole set of axesp to
groduce a proton plot of
the crystal and.to-obtain information,concerning4ts properties. The
experiment
was carried out with a,bea-qj of 300-Xtv protons from the casi:ade
gengrator of N=87
'mu (Nuclear Physics Instituteof the Moscow State University), The
prot
ons were

AM23251'
ACCESSION, IM:
on the -suilvace 'of, a,-Aaickj'~~ _sitgle~ vr
incident. ystal.. The crystaa
beams, ~ The 7
-:.oUth6
_axix ju~ dik ion Inoid nt beam,
meterdid not exceed 0.3 =a. Thd~, elastically,
edittered'olotons.'were. registered
[vith a photographic plate mounted perpendicular to, the [JCO]-axis~.
'The image ob-
J -tained -in -this - mann r displayed-the--lin6a--vhere--the
tryateilographic-planer,--inter-
sected the emulsion.surface. These agreed-well with the tbeoretical
scheme of such,
lines for a body-centered Uttice in the case when the CICO) axis is
directed per-
nt;
pendicular to the plane of the figure-.- Analogous measurezientsj,
made with differe
crystals at varying incident-particle energiesand-at v&vying
thicknesses of the
absorbers in front of the emulsion show that there are grcat
possibilities for vary-".
Ing the "degree. of density" of the piotan patterny ii e.,, of
incIuding ~ or excluding
tracks'connected with tbe-planes of relatively high indices. Since
the proton wave-.
length'is small$ 'so that the wave properties of the beam tlxeA":,
little influ=06 on
the structure of the Unesp their study can yield in many cases more
useful Info
tion.on. the - character of mortion of 7 the, nuclet, in the cryntal
lattice than method
which essentially use the wave properties of -the radiation. Origo
art. bast 2
figures. [02
ASSOCIATION:
Nax.-.bno-issledovo;tellskiy.inatitut,yadernor!'fitikiNoskovskogogoxu-
-.7darstvennog6 universitet&. :b, Institute, -Moscow- State -Univer-
6 ity) du
or