SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BEGIASHVILI,G. A. - BEGLARYAN,, A.G.

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AUTHORS: Asbell, M. Ya., Begiashvili, G. A.
TITLE: Width of cyclotron resonance lines in semimetale and
determination of correlation function for bismuth
PERIODICkL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki,
v. 42,
no. 2, 1962, 640-641
TEXT: Resonance line width is usually determined by the
corresponding
relaxation time. In the case of cyclotron resonance however,
the line
width is considerably dependent on the Fermi liquid
interaction. Earlier
studies (M. Ya. Azbell. ZhETF, 12, 1138, 1960) have shown that
CJT for c.3,cj , i.e. for r"60 ~ji-vcjo/c, r - Larmor radius of
the
eff~-g I
electrons, 6 0~ C/bo , 610- plasma frequency of electrons, v -
velocity,
g~j GdS/v, G(;,;#) - correlation function). There is no
resonance at g-1.
T experiments of J. E. Aubrey and R. G. Chambers (J. Phys.
Chem. Solids,
It 128, 1957) with bismuth (where for "holes" 6/r -2, &)-9-370)
showed a
resonance width of the order of unity (but not 10-2 as might be
concluded
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from an) which indicates that there is obviously considerable
interaction
for g-1. By all evidence this is the first case in which the
order of
the Fermi liquid interaction in metals could beestimated. It is
clear
that a more detailed investigation could furnish a clearer
picture of the
function G(jj'). In this connection it is interesting to find
out how
the Fermi liquid interaction manifests itself in the case of
resonance
over the entire frequency region. Necessarily,ciT *1 for
resonance so
that the skin depth 6 -60^.#cA)o and does not depend on 4jT,
r--,v/&). Two
cases are therefore possible: (1) quite low frequencies,0401,
with
cyclotron resonance (this range may perhaps not occur for
aimimetale#
because of the small o 1 corresponding to (j1TC1)j (2) quite high
frequencies,w).9 0 Which is the region of diamagnetic resonance.
The
results are (WILI)2
I ~ 1-11 (quadratic dispersion)
off ~Cjil ((j/bl)3' (non-quadratic dispersion)
for the range of cyclotron resonance, and
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Width of cyclotron resonance B108/B138
I (quadratic dispersion)
off 78-ff P1/0) (non-quadratic dispersion)
rwi
for the range of diamagnetic resonance. It is therefore clear
that the
relative width of the resonance 1/41,veff which is due to Farm
i liquid
interaction has a maximum at 0-01. The reason for the
Fermi-liquid
suppression of resonance not related to any real attenuation
and the
small value of resonance in nearly all oases is explained
without
allowing for the fact that interaction itself is by no means
small. The point
is, that the Fermi liquid interaction leads to an additional
spatial . t/
dispersion CJ =CJ(k) with respect to a Fermi gas, where as is
easy to seep.--
Ci - k~z + q2 . (It is essential that the distance 6SZ between
the
levels is independent of k). ;z is the mean velocity of the
electrons
passing into the metals, 9.is the Larmor frequency. k, which
occurs in
the impedance if the abnormal skin effect is allowed for,
leads to
suppression of resonance. The "expansion" of resonance,
however, is not
small only for kr"r/6- 1 since the spatial dispersion at
normal spin
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Width of cyclotron resonance B108/B138
effect is small owing to the inequality kr4l. For this reason
0(k) can
be split up. In the abnormal skin effect resonance is possible
only in
a magnetic field parallel to the surface of the metal, where ;z
- 0 and
where 0 is finite when k ---?'cD so that (J(k) can be expanded
in terms of
1/kr. 1. 9. Lifshits is thanked for discussions. [Abstracter's
note:
Complete translation.3 There are 2 references: 1 Soviet and I
non-Soviet
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk
Ukrainskoy SSR
(Physicotechnical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of
the Ukrainskaya SSR). Institut kibernetiki kkademii nauk
Gruzinskoy SSR (Institute of Cybernetics of the Academy of
Sciences of the Gruzinskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: December 13, 1961
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BEGIASHVILL G. A.
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Theory of.an anomalous skin affect in thin metal film JA $
magnetic fields. Fis. met. i metallovad. 14 no.4481-06
0 162o (MM 3-5: 10)
1. Inatitut kibernatiki AN Grusinskoy SSR. I
I
(Metallic filma-Magnetic proportion)

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AUTHOR: B-0giashvill, 0. A. Monfn, Yu, S.
TITLE: Oscillation in confined plasma
1 SOURCE; Radiotekhnika i,elektronika, v. 8, no. 8, 1963, 1486-1488
TOPIC TAGS: plasyna,* plasma oacMation-.---. -
ABSTRACT: A matherratical analysis is offered of phenomena in
&.pLasma con--
'.fined between infinite parallel solid plates in an external
magnetic field. An
alternating electric field between the plates is set up by an
external source
a
"The autL,-%rs are thankful to K. N. Stepanov for his tten-.-
(plasma capacitor).
tion to the work. Orig. art. has:, 10'formulae.,
ASSOCIATION: 'none
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TITLE -. Plasma oscillations in netal sin le cr-Istal films- tl
Fi7i-xa metallov -; meta-11cVedenIve, V 1-9, nc . 2 , 19,65, 284-286
TOPIC TAGS: plassna oscillation, single crystal, pi-rmeability,
dielectric permea-
bility
ARBSTMACT: Although I'volum-etric" oscillations in the Infin ite case
and -so-.cA--Ue
i 11surface",-oscill'ation sin th e at~mi -boun ded :-ca se
have'been: studied, -the attihor
d i study. plastaa-o6cillati6w in: bo' Aed samles' sific~
~~jdeem . t-interestlpg,to un n-t-
;
a-se--R;~s-s Mir-
C ebi~l n -t 116- 7e gy of tle electrons-passing through metallic
films can 11-e
eibserved. -1bese losses are assnciated with the excitation of natural
in a plas-wa of iinite dia-e--nsions. In this report the plasp.-.-d-
oscillation's in
S'rjg3e cr-'stal -metal f", lm.:; arc examined using, the
d]*.eieL-tr,J,,- perv.;?a~,il ;-,/ -~-
ipmviousiy derivec: (Kulik, 1. 0., Zh-N-T, 1962, 42, 543). The
dispersion of the
plasni waves In uniaxial single crystail fil= is mathmatically
deterudned. "The
author -is grateful to M. Ya.--..A.z bel' for interest in the work."
Drig. art. has.-
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BEGIASHVILI
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Theor7 of resonance effects in metals (effect of the
Fer-mi-3-iquid interaction). Fiz.-met. i metalloved.
20
no.5t642-646 N 165- (KRA 18:12)
1. Institut kibernetiki AN Gruzinskoy SSR. Submitted
December 25,, 1964,

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TITLE: Contribution to
the theory of quantum oscillittions of'surface impe-dance
MURC, 'E: Zhurnal eksperimentallnvv I'teoreticheskoy -j4izikJ. Pis'ma
v redaktalyu.
Priiozheniye, v. 3, no- 5), 1966o201-205
TOPIC V%GS: quantum oscillAtion,,surface property, electric
impedance,. diamagnetism,
conduction electron, rvignetic momen:t,kinetic equation
A3STRACT: Me article deals with the- g~antt~..Rsqi!14Uons of both the
thermod~rmnic i
and kinetic quantities wbich are.due to diamagnetic landau-level
quantization of the
electron energies at temperatures that are low compared with the Fermi
degeneracy
ten, perature, and which car, be quite large in, suMcienbly strong'
mgnetic f j elds.
-At alternating electroy.,agnetic fields and in a quantizing constant
magnetic field
these reduced to a si%-le quantity, the'total surface impedance. The
authors esti-
mite the contribut-ions made to these oscillations by the
nonrelativistic osuillationsl
of the conduction current and by.the relativistic osciuations of the
Dapetic moment)
which are essentially of a dif'-fererit order of magnitude. It is
shown that t\t low
;requencies the surfac6-impedance oscillatlons*are determined
essentially by the
do Haas--van Alphen effecty and the relative amplitude- of the
impedance oscillittiL)ns

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.is proportional to X-1/2 W__ magnetic suzceptIibility). With
increasing frequency,
the relative role of the oscillations of the rAgnetic moment
decrewjesj..and the I
surface-impedance oscillations are determined by-the Shubnikov--de Haas
effect. it
is indicated that to construct a consistent theory for the'genera.1
case it is neceS_
sary - t:o combine YA"elll s. equations vith ordinary
boundary.conclitions and to solve
in addition a kinetic equation for the density matrix, for -which
difffrent approxima-I
tions must be made at low and high frequencies47. The derivation-of the
exart formulag
and comparison-with experiment.vill be reported separately* Orig, art.
has: .1 for-
mulao
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AUTHOR: Begiashvi-li, G. A.; Monin, Yu. S.
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TITIZI StlmulatBd emission in inhomogeneous and polyarystalline
samples
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 21, no. 1, 1966, 111-113
TOPIC TAGS-* stimulated emissions laser emissions, calcium
fluoride, polyerystal
ABSTRACT: She effect of the inhomogeneity and polycrystallinity of
samples on the
production of sdmalate4 emission was studied in connection with a
recent 'report of laseA
action obtained from polyarystalline CaF2 doped with Dy2+. To this
end, the authors
consider a layer of an inhomogeneous active substance placed in a
Fabry-Perot resona-
tor. The polarization of the active medium in the hig~-frequency
field of a light
'wave is assumed to be made up of two parts: polarization of the
matrix, and polariza~
tion of the active impurities. The inhomogeneities of the medium
(i. e., inhomogenei
ties In the permittivity of the matrix) are macroscopic, and are
therefore considered
to have no effect on the contribution of the active impurities to
the polarization.
Expressions which permit a qualitative estimate of.the generation
threshold are do-
riied for the case of an inhomogeneous isotropic medium and a
polycrystal. a4,.
hast 9 formulas. origC271;
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AUTHORI- BeAiashvili, 0. A.; Chavchanidze, 0. N.,
ORG: Institute of-Cybernetids, Ac deiiarof Sciences Georgian"SSR
(Institut kibernetiki.
Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR)
TITM. Lifetime'.of excited states in gases
SOURCE:, AX.GruzSSR. Soobahcheniva, Y# 41, no..2. 1966, xi-3o7
TOPIC TAGS: excited state, photon, radiation physics, spectral line'
Doppler effect
AUTRACT: The authors analyze the effect of local photon migration on
radiation
transfer in gases. An equation is-given for nonstationary photon
migration in a gas
with atcAus which have a single resonance level assuming that the
diffusion of iLtoms Is
negligible in qompasrison with photon migration, that thereare many
more excited
atoms than'unexcited atoms and that the mean free time of the photon
is abort compared
with the lifetime of the excited state. The study:is limited to
isotropic- radiation,:
and it is shown that consideration to Doppler broadening alone gives
strict-proportion-
ality in the infinite case between the intensity ofthe spectral line
for the photons
emitted from the elementary radiating volume P(--~) and the
coefficient of absorption on
the gimen frequency K(y). Analysis of thq results shows a lifetime
15-20% higher than
that Calculated by Holstein-vitbout regard to localized
reabsorptioA.. Accountivg for
L_-qrd 2/2'

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AUTHORs Begiashvilip G. A.
ORG: C~bernetics Institutev AN GruzSSRp Tbilisi .(Institut
kibernotiki AN GruzSSR)
TITLE: Buildup of electromagnetic oscillations in antiferromagnetio
semiconductors
in a strong electric field
SOURCE: Fitika tvardogo telap ve 89 no, lip 1966y 3288-3290
TOPIC TAGSt antiferromagnstio materialp semiconductor plaemap
electromagnetic wave
oscillation, plasma wave
AWTRACri It is known that in the eleotron-holo plasma of
semiconductors, the drift
of carriers in a strong electric field E0 leads to the buildup of
electromagnetic
oscillations. The article considers such a drift buildup in
uniaxial antiferromag-
netic semiconductorsp where the magnetic branch of the oscillations
is coupled to the
plasma branchp as a result of which a series of*specific phenomena
arise during the
buildup in these media. The buildup of low-frequency oscillations
in the range of the
normal Doppler effect is consideredp when wc< V , w >>kvo ( v,
being the collision,
frequencyp v0 the drift velocity k the wave vectorp and w the
frequency of the
oscillations under considerationip the oscillations being
propagated at right angles
to the direction of drift. It is shown that the "intermingling" of
waves causes a de-
crease of the increment (frequency) of a plasms, wave. Orig. arto
bass 11 formulaso
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BMUSEVIL19 T. V.
*The Condition of Arterlovemw Anestomosis Daring the
Disruption of
Iocal Blood Circulation." Cand Ned Soil Tbilisi State
Medical Inst, Tbilisi$,
1953. (R&Biol., No 6., Nov 54)
Survey of SoLentific and TwW*al Dissertations Defended
at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (n)
SOI Sam. No. 521., 2 Jun 35

GEDEVANISH9. I
I.D.; BEGIASHVIL12-T.V. (Tbilisi)
Cba~idterlstido ct the vawdilative action-ofacetyleholine.on the
peripheral VaBs'els and arterio-vanous arlistomose iii the ear-of
white mice. Pat,fiziol,i skop.terap*4 no4t2l-25 J1-Ag 160.
1 (MIRA 14:5)
1. 1z laboretorii fiziologil cheloveka, 11. shivotnykh (zav. - dotoont
I.D.Godevanishvili) Thilieskogo gosudaretvannoko pedagogiohesk~go
instituta imeni A.S.Pusbkina.
(CHOLINE) (BLOOD VESSELS)

BEGIC, S.
Mancbester operation In the treatment of genital prolap3s.
Observationa
on 103 cases. Acta chirAugoel- 7(8) no.2:115-126 160.
1. Ginekolosko-porodajni adjol Zdravstvenog contra u Slave Brodu
(Sof dr Svetator Begio)
WE W PROLAPSE surg)

BMIC Zvonimir dr (Beograd, Stanoja Stanojovica, 7)
Togetl~erness and cooperation of various economic organizations
in
the buil&lzg industry* Tebmilem Jug IS
no.9sSuppl,:GradevinarstVo
17 no.9tlO37-1640 4 163,
I* aavetnik u Sayotu sa gradevinaretva Savezne privredne komorep
Bbograde

B M C, Zvonko, dipl. ins.
V-,_ _
Traction springs vith injUal tensioup and their
tpplication. StrojarR+v" 6 no.vvao-JA #64.

BEGICHEY, B. (Sverdlovsk); OSTATINSKATA, A.; MIKRATLOVA,
L. (Moskva)
Discussing the draft of the Basic Principles of labor law
of the
U.S.S.R. and the union Republics. Sote.trucl 5 no.2:41-47 F
,6o. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Zaveduyushchaya otdolom truda i zarabotnoy platy
leningradekogo
obkoma, profsoywa. rabochikh stroitelletva i
promyshlennosti
stroitellnykh materialov.
(labor lave and legislation)

BEGICHIV, S.
~,6
11~~
'Making use of internal resources. Okh. truda i sots. strakh.
no.6:35-36
Je '59. (MIRA 12slo)
1.1achallnik Wale. truda, i sarplaty Yefremovskogo savoda
sintatichaskogo
kauchuka im. akademiks S.V. Lebedeva, g. Yefrouav.
(yetremov-Chemical, industries)

TODRIKOV, I.M., ed.; GOLOVANOV, A.L., redaktor;, BBGICHZV.
Y.G.. inshener;
BXMLAVSKIT, TA.M., Inzhener; ZAK, G.I., . A.D., inshener;
TANTSHAN, A*Io, Inshener; TIKMOVA, L.V., inshener.
[Arogressive technology in the building materials industry
of the Xinistry
of Railroad Transportation] PersdoTaia takhnologiia v
promyshlennosti
stroitelinykh materialov MM. MaskTa, Gos. tran". zhel-dor.
iad-yo, 1952.
62 p. 006RA 6:5 )
(Building mater:als)

ITANOV, G.S., kp_nd.tekhn.n&uk;_BZGICHXV, T.G., inzh.
Using assembly-line methods In making wire-reinforced
cross-
ties. Trans-.stroi. 9 no.12:27-31 D 159.
(MIR& 13:5)
(Apseubly-line methods)
(Railroads--TIes, Concrete)

DIYAKCNDV, I.A..; IEGIDOV, S.Kh.
-glycols containing
Synthesis,of ditertiary acetylen-Jo
cYr,3.OPrOJY.'I radiOalss Vest, LGU 17 no*16:158-159 162.
(MMA 15:9)
-(Glycols) - (Radicals (chemistry))

DIYAKONOV, I.A.; BIMIDOVO S.Kh.; DOMMVA, T.V.
C-
Reaction of dicyclopropyl ketone with magnesium
bromoaDq2o, and
synthesis of 1., 1-dioyclopropyl-1. 3-butadiene,
Zhur.ob,khiz. 31.
no.10.-3479 0 161. (HERA 14:101
le Lenineradakiy goeudarstvemW univorsitat imeni.
A.A.Zhdapovae
7K-atone) (Magnesium compounds) (Butadiene)

BEGIDOV, S.Kh.; DIYAKONOV, I.A.; fOROBITSYNA, I.K.
Sy,.qthesi'p and dehydration of di-tertiary -glycols
con4ining
thl cycl4ropyl radica3,1. Zhur.ob.khim. C no.7:2431 JI
163.
(NIRA l6t8)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvannyy universitat.
.(Glycols)

EEGIDOV, S.Kh.; DOMAREVA, T.V.; DIYAKONJV, LAO
- . Orml, . I
Unsaturated hydrocarbons CLataining a cyclopropyl
radical.
Part 1: 1 P/
,,l-Dicyclopropyl-1.,3-butadiene., 2-cyclopropyl-2
0.
pentadiene, and 1,1-dicyclopropyl-l-buteneo
Zhuroobekhime
33 no.10:3426-3433 0 163o (14IM 16:1.1)
1# Leningradskiy gosudaratvennyy universitet.

-BBG I DZWINOV~-M-.
steel Alloys
Improving the utilization of alloy steals. Zs ekont mat* no# 1, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December
1952. Unclassified.

1. B-15IMMANOV9 Ho
2. ussR 6oo
4. Nonferrous Metals
7. Order should be made in the storing of and accounting for
nonferrous metals,
Za ekon, mat.j No. li 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April
-1953, Uncl.

SHAnMAY. Lp B]DIDZRMV H. insh.
New vork norms and labor organization at a cachine-tool
plant. Sots.
trud 6 no.43113-117 Ap 1604 (MM 13:9)
1. Direktor lolomenskOgO 2avoda tyazhelogo
stankostroyeniya (for
Siakhray) Lyachine-tool Indus try-P~roduetlon standards)
Miumna

EEGIDZHANOV, M. (Moskva)j KOSICHKIN, A. (MosI-va)
Uti2ize the potentials of the now bonus system fully. Soto#
trud. 7 no-7:51-35 J1 162 (MEU 15:8)
(Technological innovation93 (Bonus system)

BEGIDZHANOV,, M.;, BAIZRMHiVICH; 1.
Inprove the p3Annin2 of labor p;,oductivity indicos* Sets.
trud 7
no,-3.19128-.132'i 16-2. (MMA 15:12)
(Aserbaijab--Productivity aecounting)

EZGIDZHAIIOV, M. * PIVOVAELCYV, Ya.
1-1. i - --w-71
41 ~
Firms are introducing electronic c&lculatibg rA:hines.
Sats. trIA .
8 no.6t8l-87 A ',10-6 """ (MIRA 16:9)
(i,exi'agrad-Instrument industry-Yanagement)
(Electronic data processing)

BEGIONMOV. rei.; ZHUKOV V.P.# red, I LOSEV,
A.G., red.
y
[Szieintifiz orgallization. of labor in working
areas3
practice of the collecti-es of the Ural Chemical
Mae-hinery Plant and other enterprises of the
Central Urals)
INauchnaya organizatsila truda ns rabochikh
mestakh; 6pyt
kollektivov UraIkh1rjmshzavod& i dragikh
predprliatJA Sred..
nego Urals. Foskva, Prefizdat, 1965. 2198 p.
(MIRA 18:8)

.11dat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
BZGIDZH" &1&hJW
Basis of the system of repair sized for aluminum
bimetallic beaxing
linings. Trudy VIM 23:94-116 156. (MIAL 9: U)
(Bearinga (Machinery))

-, ~ ~- i- -. -, - ~, f T , T - -- L- f ~ ~A ~ -~-.
- -~- -, u-': --- --- --- . - -1- - - I;~- ---- -- - - - - -- ----
DIYACHKOV, A.K., doktor tokbuichaskikh asmi, protessor; BUSHI.
N.A., kandidat
takhnichookikh nauk; BDUMMANAV6 A.P.- kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk; ABRAMOT, P.O.. inshener; DTDSKIIA, T.A., inzhenar; LUXITAN-
CHIKOT. I.K., insbener.
*Antifriction alloys' by A.I. Shpagin. Reviewed by A.K. Bliachkov
and others, Test, mob. 37 no.709-91 JI 157, (KIBA 1018)
(Alloys) (Shpagin, A,Ij

RAGIDZHANOVA, A.P., kand.tekhn.nouk.
* I
Sliding bearings made of plastics. Avt.i trakt.p .
no.7:42-43
JI 157. r"(MRA 10:11)
(Bearing industrY) (plastics)
:p

6,E ~" / J> -2 W4 A,~ v V .4( , ~ J').

113-'58-3-13116
AUTHORS:
Begidzhanova, A.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Ryzhi-

kova,
A.G.
TITLE:
Application of Anti-Friction Aluminum Alloys in Engines

(Primeneniye alyuminiyevykh antifriktsionnykh splavov v

dvigatelyakh)
PERIODICAL:
Avtomobillnaya Promyshlonnost', 1958, Nr
3, PP 41-43 (USSR)

ABSTRACT:
Several aluminum alloys have Good
anti-friction properties.

These alloys contain tin, nickel, iron,
antimony, lead,

copper, canganesel etc. In the USSR and abroad,
various

alloys, with good anti-friction properties and resistance

to aging and wear, have been developed. An anti-friction

material
for steel-aluminum bushes known as ASM contains

aluninum with
antimony and a small quantity of magnesium.

Aluminum-tin alloys
with a content of 6 - 7% of tin were

also investiC;ated. FiGure 3
shows that the solubility of

tin in aluminum, in the solid state,
is extremely low. In

the solidification of the molten alloy
primary erjstals of
Y

pure aluminum settle and later the tin solidifies at 2290.
Card
1/3

,,the tin is present in
At a tin content of 10% in the alloy

113-58-3-13/16
Application of Anti-Friction Aluminum Alloys in Engines
the form of a grid surrounding the aluminum grains (Figure
3a). The mechanical properties of alloys with up to 30%
tin are not satisfactory, especially at temperatures of
1500 C. Experiments were made to improve these properties.
It was shown that a careful collection of cooling speeds
stops the formation of the grid at a tin content of 15% in
the binary alloys, and in alloys with 2 - 3% copper, at a
tin content of 20%. Forging, or an eauivalent deformation
process, leads to a recrystallization and redistribution of
the aluminum. The tin becomes to a certain degree spheroi-
dized (Figure 3b). Alloys with a tin content of more than
30%, are expensive, and their properties are no better.
Positive results have been obtained with an aluminum-tin
alloy containing 0.88% titanium. The milling of the alu-
minum alloys with high tin content should be carried out
at a temperature lower than the melting point of the eutec-
tic, because at higher temperatures, the eutectic is pressed
from the alloy. As milling speed, 4 - 5 m/min are recom-
mended. In the table, the aging resistance of the aluminum-
tin alloys is represented. Even the soft alloys are more
Card 2/3 resistant than babbitt metal (1-4 kg/mm4). For heavy-duty

113-58-3-13/16
Application of Anti-Friction Aluminum Alloys in Engines
bearings in engines, special steel-aluminum bushes are am-
ployedl which are in many respects better than the 'Aaad
bronze bushes. They bear pressures up to 280 kg/CM2. In
Figure 5 and 6, aluminum bimetal bearings for engines are
shown. The experiments have shown that aluminum-tin alloys
are the best material for bearings.
There are 6 figures, 1 table, and 15 references, 1 of which
is Soviet, and 14 English.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3 1. Alutdnum alloys-Applioations 2. Aluminum-Tin
alloys-Applioations
3. Passenger vehials engines-Design

kand.tekhu.nauk; ZILIBM, Tu.rae, Imud.tekhn.nauk
Aluminum bimetallic bushings of repair size. Mekh.i
elek.sots.
sellkhoz. 17 no.6:23-27 159. MRA 13:4)
1. SoyuzWy nauohno-is 'sledovatellakiy traktornyy
institut.
(Bearings (MILchluerr))

D -~ 'j ;; ;TnliL. , ;.. .-' . . yv-.Tr,.,
.. 30 1 . - ~ I L ~ ~ I . I
41 1 . f7
tw3l's of alloys. [Trur-Y3 NIUTI rc,.!":
2.3-31 (R-itirtio tost .inr micldnAs) (MIR? 12:7)

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u fit!
rg~
104
Mis Im
a
fiPt
Olp ME
ell
vt
r 'o air

USHMV, A.D., iand.tekhn.nAuk; BMIPMMVA, A.P.,
kand.takhn.nauk
Using Plastics in the tractor industry. Tmkt. i
sellkhozmash. 30
no-9:39-44 S 160. (HIU 13:9)
1. Bauchno-iseledovatellskiy avtotraktormyy institut.
(Tractor industry) (Plastics)

BEGIDZHANOVA A.P.; POPOV, S.N.; KRAWH) G.M.
Testing friction materials for the friction areas of tractors.
Trakt.
i aelikhozmash. 31 no.8:13-17 Ag 161. (MM 14:7)
1. Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy avtotraktorMy institut (for
Begid-Ahan va).
2. VaesoyuzW nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut ma"anizatoii
vel'skogo khozyay tva (for Popov). 3. Institut mashinovedeniya
AN SSSR (for Kharach).
(Tractors) (Friction)

BEGIMHANTOVA, A.P.., kand.tekhn.nauk; POPOV, V.I... inah.
Plastic fuel pipes for tractors, Trakt, I sellkhozmasho 31
no*10116-
18 0 161, (MIRA 34:12)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy avtotraktornyy inatitut.
(Tractors.-Fuel systems)
(Plastics)
S.

BEGIDZRANOVA., A.P.., kand,tekhnsnau I KREMIXI., L.M..'
inzh.
Conference on the use of plastic materi4ls in the
manufacture of
tractors, Tr" i sellkhosma 32 no.1232-35 n 162. (M 15:7)
1. Gomularatvemyy soyumVy nauchno-issledorvatellskiy
traktorrqy
institute
(Tractoram-Squipment and supplies) (Plastics)

f
BMIDZHANUVAI-k-t~.~,,,-kand,.takhn.nauk; XHAHACHO G.M.,
inih.; POPOV, S.N.J, inShe
Results ot testing friction members of tractors on t1w TZS-I
stand
Trakt..f, sellkhozmash. 33 no-*1:7-n A 163. (miRA 16:3)
I
Lb Gonudaratvannyy soyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskly
traktornyy institut
(for Begidibanova)e 2* Institut muhinovedenlya AN SSSF (for
Kharach),
3. Gosudarstvennyy Toosoyusnyy nauchno-inaledovatellskiy
tokhnologicheakly
institut remonta, i ekspluatatsii mashinno-traktormogo parka
(for Popov).
(Friction) (Tractors-Teating)

BWIDZHAWVAO L.P*; KAUNDLINp L.M~; GORWNOVA, V.G*;
BARSHTMI R.OS.
SubatitutU*.-pburdc materials for copper in making low
pressure
fuel pipes. Trakt. i oal:khozmash, 33 no.2:43.-44 F 163.
(KIRA 16:3)
1. 'Gosudaretve=V moyumW nauchno-iosledovatellskiy
traktornyy
institut (Or 4A-u---.a yndlin)o 2a
Nauchno-issledovateliskiy
institut, -Gorbunova., Barahteyn).
(Tracto -.!A70tws) (Pipe., Plastic)

BEG=%WW-AjL-A&k&j_ kmnd, tekbn, nauki KHARACH, G.M.,
lnzh. t
POPOV, S.Ne., inzh,
Investigating asbestos friction disks in tractor units.
Trakt. i sallkhozmash. 33 no.10:12-14 .0 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Gosudarstyenrqy noyuznyy nauchno-issledovatal'L-kiy
traktomyy institut (for Begidzhanova). 2. Institut
mashino-
vedeniya AM SSSR (for Kharach). 3. Gosudarstvennyy
vseqoyuznyy
nauchno-issledovatel'skiy tekhnologicheakiy institut
remonta
i ekspluatataii mashinno-traktornogo parka (for Popov).

BEGIDZHAt.;OVA. A.P-., ka A. tekhn. nauk; ZILIBERG, Yu.Ta., kand.
tekhn. nauk
Using plastic materials In the tractor industry. Trakt.
I sellkhozzaah. no.5:37--39 My 164. (MIRA 17t6) i
1. Goeudarstvennyy soyuznyy na-,ichno-Assledovatel'skiy
traktornyy inatitut.
I

LYUBIMOV9 B.A,,; PALLON,.YL,.N.
Plastic substitutes for proriectlv& Ithther washers of-
IWdraulio cylinders. Traxt.- I sel.'khotmash. 31 'n0-71 4.4-17
a o61. (KM 14: 6)
1. Nauchno-iasledovatell-akiy avtotraktornyy inatitut.
(Wa3bers (Mechanical engineering))
man

MARKYAHp A.L., doktor khim.nauk; KUCHKUW, A.B., doktor khim.nauk;
SkIIMOVA, Kh., ku-nd.tekhn.nauk;_..AWIL!MN,-"., inzh.; MDMffA,
Ta*A*, inzh.; CHIBOTARXVA, AvP., iuzh,*,. X&STOV# A.N., Insh.
More about technical apecifications for cottonseeds. Maol.-zhir.
prom. 26 no.12:5-9 D 160. (KUA 13:12)
1, Sredneasiatskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (for Markman, MxchImrsv,
Salimova).' 2. Sredneasiatuki7 filial Vaesoymnogo nauchno-iseledo-
vatellskogo instituta shirov (for Begillman, Xoneva, Chabotareva).
3. Uzgipropishcheyrom (for Mastov).
(Gottonaead)

BEGILIDEMA, Ye. P.
Report on the vork of the oncological service of a
province polyl-
clinic during the past 1/+ years (1947-1960). Akush. i
gin. no.3:
99-iol 161. (MIRA 14:3.2)
1. Iz Moskovskogo oblastnogo
nauabno-iseledovateliskogo instituta
akusherstva i ginekologii (dir, - zasluzhenrqy vrach
0. D.
Matepanova, nauabnyy rukovoditell - prof. V. P.
Mikhaylov)
(GENERATIVE ORGANS, FERAL&.-CANCER)
(MOSCOW PROVINCZ-CANCER-HOSPITALS)

BEGIRETOVA, D.2h.
. . . .........
Some results of the study of -gall-produdrg-tmoets in
southeastern Xau&b-
stan. Vast. AN Kazoarh. SSR 21 no.5t52-57 My 165. (MIRA 1817)
ef

DMIYANIKOV, T.G.1 To
Quantitative deteminat.3-:-n of C~ij r7b in
metallurb-'j.0al
produo'w*s by sec-onclary X-ray spentra, Trady Inst.
met* J obo
AN Kazakh. SSR U16!~-11?3 f6,3 17t8l,

, it v
DOI .'ANIKOV I.G.; KOPYLOVA, Ye.A.; BFGIYOV, T.B.
Fffect of phase constitution on the r6sults of analysis
by seconde.47
X-ray spectru. Trudy Inst. met. i obog. AN Kazakh. 3SR
10:105-109 164.
(MIRA 180)

Exhibitions and displays of sj,ec-ial Acrms. Inforr. ',,iul.
VDNKH no.8:
11-15 Ag 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Starshly inzh.-metodist ruzdela "Organizatsiya proizvodstva
i
upravleniyu promyshlenny-,ii predpriyatlyaril" pavillona
"Mashino-
stroyeniye" na Vystav),e dostizheniy narodnoffo khozyayst.-va
SSSR
(for Golldenberg). 2. Direktor ob"yedinennykh pavillonn "Top-
liviiays, promyshlennost' i geologiya" na Vystavke
dosl,izheniy na-
rodnogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Nbkov). 3. Glavnyy me~odist pa-
vil"ona "Toplivnaya pro-Tyshlemnost"' na Vystuvke do~;Lizheniy
m-
rodnogo khoz-aystva SS-SR (for Beginin). 4. Mavnyy
inzh.-r-.eto-
dis-It, pavilluns, "EcIftya-viays, promyshlennost" na Vystuvko
6.^,.stIzhc-
niy narocinogo )Qhozypt.N-1tvn F333111 (for Hotomkina). 5.
13'tarvhty
inzh,--metodjst ntivillorm "MolocInnya promyshlennnot,'" na
Vystvwke
dost-izheniy narodnogo khozvaystira SSSR (for Kochetova).

4h268
s/igo/63/005/001/003/020
B117/B186
AUTHORS: Durgaryan# A. A.s Beginyant Re Mw
TITLE; 'Heterochain copolymerization. (1) Copolymerization of epi-
chlorohydrin with aceto- and benzonitriles
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniyal V. 5t no. 1, 1.963,
28-31
TEM This is the first communication on studies relating to the
copolymerization of compounds in which the carbon is multiply
bonded to
atoms of other elements, compounds with strained rings and
heteroatoms in
the chain, their copol;lmerization with one another and with
ethylene and
d1ene compounds. The object was to find possibilities of producing
polymers with heteroatoms in the chain and"to establish the rules
governing----
this reaction. The block copolymerization of epoxy compounds
(epl'chloro-
hydrin) with nitriles (aceto- and benzonitriles) in the presence
of tin
chloride was studied at. 70 + 0.20C. It was proved by fractional
precipitation of the reaction products that copolymers, not
telomers, were
formed. E 'ither solid substances or viscous liquids were
obtained, the
former having a higher nitrogen content and higher molecular
weight. Pure
Card 1/2

s/igo/63/005/001/003/020
Hoturochain copolymerization. B117./B1806
homopolymer of epi~-.hlorohydrin could not be isolated.' 144-triles
were not
polymerized under 'the conditions mentioned. Them were less active
than
epichlorohydrin; b,?nzonitrile was more active than acetonitrile.
This was
determined from thi, relative activities as calculated by the
equation of
F. R. Majo and F. :4. Lewis (J. Amer. Chem. Soc.., 66, 1594, 1944):
epichlorohydr:in and acetonitrile, r1 - 4.2 + 0.4, r2- 0 + 0.02;
epichloro-
hydrin and benzoni-orile, r1- 2.8 + 0.21 r2 - 0 +.0.02. By
saponification
and hydrolysis of :he copolymers it was found that no new C-C bonds
were
formed duping copolymer'ization. The nitrogen atom of,the nitrile
group
seems to be bound to the carbon atom of the epoxy group, and the
carbor.
atom of the nitrile group to the oxygen atom of the epoxy group. The
principal chain of the copolymer must have the following structure:
C N - (C - C - O)x - C - X - C-C-0- - There are
I figure and 2 tables.
SUP-11TTED:
Card 2/2
ASSOCIATION: Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Yerevan state
University)
July 12, 1961
V~

DURGARYANp A.A.;,BEGINYAN,.ft.M.
Control of the composition of polymers by
copolyherization catalysts.
Vysokom.soed. 6 no.2062-363 P 164. (hMU 1712)

ACCESMON NR: "5015845 UR/017 I/C5/018/002/013 9/0345-
M. 64
AUTHOR: R. M
A.A.
TITLE: Heterogeneous-ebain copolymerization. Part 2. Controlling
influence of
cc zation ca
2~~rt~ _jgpts on the composition of the copolymer
SOURCE: AN A". Izvlflya. Mmichealdye nauki, v. 18, no. 2, 1965,
139-145
TOPIC TAGS: copolymerization. organoaluminum compound, catalytic
polymerization,
aluminum chlortdo, zinc chlorJde, acetonitrile, benzonitrile,
epichlorohydrin,
copolymer composition
ABSTRACT: The activitv of acetonitrile L benzonltr" monomers in
copolymerizabon
with epichlorohydrin waB`sWd1iira-3 a Mciion of the nature of the
catalyst and medium.
The mosil. active copolymerization caUdyst for ",etx-n1trfle and
epichlornhydrin was
found to be aJuminum isaprop*-,dde. The influence of heptane, carbon
tetrachloride,
and nitrobenzene an the rato of M3 copolymerization and (m the
ccanposition and
molecular weight af the capolyiner was investigated. It was found
that the copolymer
composition changed only slightly as a function o! the composition
of the intiW mixtu>,*e
ani w" controUed by the catalysts (Liuminum isopropoidde, aluminturn
chloride, zim;
Card ! 12

22

ACC NRj AP6027765~' SOURCE CODE: UR/0190/66/008/008/1326/1329
AUTHOR: Durgaryan, A. A.; Beginyan, R. M.:
ORG: Yerevan-State UniversitX (Yerevansidy gosudarit niveriltit)
vennyy u
TITLE: Controlling the composition of a (opoVmerq urin
copol)merization of
epichloro!!jdrin with acetonitrile in the presence ;fevarious
catalysts
SOURCE: Vysokomolekulyarnyye s`oedineniya, v. 8, no. 8,
1966,1326-1329;
TOPIC TAGS: copolymerization, acetonitrile, zinc chloride, -benzene.
copolymerP
polymerization catalyst
ABSTRAM, A study has been'made* of the bulk copolymeiriziLtion of
epichloro-
hydrin with acetonitrile in the presence. of zinc chloride and
aluminum isopropo3dde
and isobutoxide sto catalysts. The copolymerization was conducted in
solution and
j I in bulk. The copolymer wmposition ww found. to be Practically
independent of the
monomer ratio. -The composition of. the copolymer was affected. by
the catalysts
used. -Orig' art. has: 2 figures and 2 tables. [Based on authors'
abstract] [NT)
SUB CODE: 071 SUMA DATE: 20Feb65j ORIG REF: 006/ OTH REF::,003
ill fv UDC. 6. 095, 26+67P. 13+678,55+678, 745

MALYSHZVp G.p ko3.kbo=ikj VEBERt R.; ARKHIP079
A.;-BEGIRQV4-M.,,__
Readers' letters. Nolt. stroi. 15 no,100 A 861.
k (MM 3J,:3)
1. Selikhozartell "Putt Loninaft Kapinakogo rayona.
Favosibirokoy
oblasti (for Wyab;v)o 2, Starshiy prorab, Gortkovokogo
Zernooovkhoza
Kokchotavokoy oblasti (foil Veber)- 3- InsU~*tor
Bo3.lshmwaobkizwkogo
rayonnogo'doma kulltury dorIkovakoy oblasti (for Arkhipo*).
4. Vneoh-
tatnyy kor~roopondent zhurvala 'Sollskoye strcdUlI6t*ow'I
(f&- Bagirov).
(,?&,M buildings) ' -.

BEGISHRY, A.N.
Work of leaves. of various agricultural plants in
field
conditions. Trudy Inst. fisiol. rast. 8
no.1:229-26) 153.
WaA 6:12)
1. Stavropollskaya, aellskokhozyaystvannaya
opytnaya stantaiya.
(Botany--Physiology)

ir - V
fV
ANEROMIKOW, Nikolay Grigorlyevich, kandtvoyenuykh nauk,
dotB*. polkovnik;
BICISHV, AI&IM4041' 60 en,v h Imndevoyenafth nauk, dots.,
sorm
polto sorgiyevich, kand.yqy6nrqkb nauk, dots.,
polkovalk; KHASNOV, Uraill Isayevieb. kand.voyannykh nauk,
dotR.,
polkovaik; TIRMOV, Petr Vasillyevich, kand.voyanafth nauk,
dots.,
polkovnik; ZTUZIN. H.H., polkoynik, red.; SCROKIN, Y.Y.,
tekhne
red.
[Armored and mechanized forces of the Soviet Araq; a brief
account of
their development and 'battle experiences] Bronetankovya i
mekhanizi-
rovannye, voialm Sovatskoi Armit; kratkit ocherk razvitiia i
boavogo
putt. Moskva, Voen, izd-vo X-va obor. SSSR, 1958. 263 p.
(MIRA 11:5)
(Flussia-Ircr)

11(o)
S-M~/93 58-9-5/j7
AUMOR: -
MJM" mamleyev", rzil

Svluhchav, B.S.
TITLE:
The Ste,;v of Developme-rit of tha Romnihkino Oilftell (0

q.satoyeL-,-U ra=-abotki R-mashki---nkogo msa4.-cr:)zh-iicAYa
--efti)
PERIODICAL:
kY,--.)zyayntvo., 1958, Xv 9, pp 32-39 (333R)
AWTRACT.-
The altb.-~n% fitmile that the gen-~~ral plan for the
edevelop-

rae-zat of tha D. formatimi e.- th.,-) Romashkinakoye
mestorozIl-denlye

(Romwsl,kln~~ Mltield) was prepwad by t'he VNII
Law1hitute

az.,*-d appa-c-i7ev-1. ly tha Takhsovelv, of the former
YNP (mLnistry

of the Ynd,.mtry) I-, Fetnaery 1955, Acaording to

this Plan t-hpo Ramaskikina Oilfiald wan dividad by meann of

fWe'atio--~ wella :Lzt-o 23 sso"Drs (Fig. I). Vh-~ tl-LTae
awitrall

the MUiilrayev~ikaya, X-drakhmmam3kaya, aml

Pa:e-t~,v.3kwya,, to.1 the fo-,.;.r aejo:Lml-ng !3a;-,torp, the
YuzYz.-'-

Ro.mashki,a#kV&,, Zi?-lemogcnojk-cya.,
Vosto-shnc-Sulay6vakaya, 9-nd

Ki wara tq:L-A devalopel wb-tl,-.
"hc-

mvUr.ing asat-o". ra%&in. 1z. tha exp!o-~?at,-;)zj Et-age,
-15hp. ~:-s

A. Br
lbh,,-~ J*%va'.,.oj%nwA-'t of tme th-naa caritral. -d
Card 1/2

3 0719 32 5 8-9-6/17
The State of De-,z,2,;XL% t.
.. - 'n
P-CWJXZ~%,Ip e7atr. 4c 'Ta~::,e J.)
and or, the
a:-d
Fig. 2) at theae poin;:
whI -h h C-.:' '-he 30MLIngs
- -ave v 40
R.% L
Ag m
as well &0 tha f&ot tha4. I
D
g j4, j.. V-17-nat, ori. 0%.C.1)"; cut
(Fig. 3) mnkLz 1 *1
the wp:,;s:~- ML
.;. 5 I-1h
rn -r-: --
.4- ."m. - mav 5117
pc raz:-a" - , *: 0 f -b ye.: ~ A&_
mes- A gazovykh
COMI'W"Jee fo-b tha Deve" op:.re.-j- of
Oil and Gas fields) aPP:?Oved xeauu%,a'c* f or the elimination
of thque aheit, -0*Xe,-=9a, At x0a.,334t *.*he TatINIX
Tr-riti-blute
itn Ir,
0;%at'll Uxed
watc.11" C
W
itzt
of t*, -
car,+" .-C
az
ze ';cz'u In AP-~717 11958 Ene cc*._.UXzdf. that .1-1-
!;e-313aUm Proaaad-id acc*zdf,.=g tc- pj~c_:*
fI9u:,:-Mj
Card 2/2

BEGISHEV. ?.A.; _MIffGkRBTR7. R.Sh.: POLUTAN. I.G.; GMTUMV,
A.I.
Preliminary results of experimental studies carried out In
the
Bavly field. Gacl.nefti I gaza 3 no.6:34-39 Je 159.
(MIRA 12:8)
1. Neftyanoye upravlenlye Tatrskogo soveta narodnogo
khozyaystva.
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-411 fields-Production, methods)

BEGISHEV., .4
--1-111 -1-1 J.A.) VAKHIT10V, G.G.; SULTANOV, S.A.~ M10Mly, LIP.
Controlling the development of hor.,zon D,-of the Romashkiro
oil field. Geol. nefti I gaza 7 no.10%2 26 0 163.
ODA 17j10)
1. Taturskly neftyanoy nauchno-IssledovatellAkiy inatitut,
g. Bugullma.

BROD. I.O.;-,B~GJSHP., F.A,; GABRIELYAN, A.G.; OVANESOVv G.P.; SEYFULI-
MULYUKOV, R.B.;- HORNIKOV, B.Ta.; SHPILIMAN, I.A.; KHANIN, I.L.
Oil and gas potential of the Volga-Ural region, the lower
Volga.Valley,, and the Caspian salt-dome region as parts of'
the northern Caspian oil- and gas-bearing basin. IT#Udy)
HILneftegaza no,lOs5-16 163. ~~'(MIRA 18:3)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skaya laboratoriya geologicheskikh kriteriyev
oteenki perspektiv neftegazonosonostil Upravlaniya neftyanoy i gazovoy
prowfahlennosti Verkhne-Volzhakogoj Brodne-Volzhokogo sovetov
narodnogo khozyaystva i A O"nburgokoye geologicheskoye upravleniye.

BF,GISHFV F.N.
-.-- ~ - 1. . P.
Methods for the development of an automated loom of a new
type with pi0sed pick of the thread guide. Izv. vys.
lieheb.
zav,- tekh. "oket. prom. no.ltllO~-116 164. (MIRA 170)
0
1. Leningradakly institut tekstillnoy i legkoy
promyshlennosti
imeni Kirova.

IHAUKOT, S.; RAJMMOT, V.; KHASANOV G.; 10GISM.16,Aw
SHARAYMDINOV, Sq
MIUSAWU R V, I.; ZHURAYN, X., r'edaktor; 2RAWLOV, Zh., redaktar;
MAMIT. P.A,,, taknichookiy rodaktor.
[Collective farm chairman's handbookj Kolkhor raislari uchun
sparavoch
nik. Toshkent, Usbekiston SSR daflat naebrieti, 1956, 915 Ps LIn
Usbak]
.
(MM 1015)
(collective f&r;:s)

ASLANOV, Kh.A.; SADYKDV, A.S.; BEGISHEVA A.I.
Alkaloids from Sophora alopicuroides. Nauch.trudy
TashGU no.263.
KhtmenaukI no#13'.'20-23 '64, (MIRA 18:8)

ERGISHVILI, G.R.
Changes in the resistance of d rmal capillaries due to
different
influences on the palatine ton:ils Ivith summaz7 in lInglishlo*
Vest;oto-rin, 20 no*'6:77-84 W-D 158 (MIRA 11312)
I* Is kafedry bolezney ukhag gorla, i nosa (zav. -prof, S.N.
Ihochinashvill) Thilleskogo instituta usoverhoonstvovanlya
vrachey;
(TONSILLIM. Physiol; -
skin capillary reatte. in cond. of different
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(CAPrLIMUS. siol;
same (RU,13)

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(GOITER) (TONGUE--DISRLSES)

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Geog., AF USSR

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1

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le Fervyy sekretarl Primornk6go sallskogo krayevogo
komitata
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Kuznetsov).
2. Kakhoz im, Kirova, Severo-Osetinskoy ASSR (for
Begizov),
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74

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Author S !2&lr. yoni A.G., Ky efidrynn N.A.,-Papoyan S.A.
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Exporinantolly.
Anducod hcuto Radietion Sickness.
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charector-
1--ties of their reflex Pro, ror-oh-111% from the receptors to
t!* corabrel cortex, were oxmAnod.- A fregnontetion of the
sensory norvD.fibor exons wen disolo-,ods ve well on r
vrcuell..
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nourofibril6 ovcurs in the Rourk fibers of tho Porto trc,
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X.G.. kandUat
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nauk;
33GIMAN, A.G., dotseAt
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[Some expertmental data on the pathogenesis of tonsillitis-
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1, Is kliniki bolesmy ukha, _gorla i nos& (say. - Orct.
A.A.Arutyunov),
is kmfedry zl1kreDiologii (say. - dotsent Y.T.Gabriyelyan)
Irevanskogo
moditsinskogo instituts.
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USSR/~iuman nnd Animni ';Iorphcaogy. Respiratory
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Inst so Not Givvn
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Trachoobrona'~inl Troo
in For-specific Diseases of the Lungs
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Abstract: Various segments of the trachoobronchiil
troo (TBT)
wer,a studied histologically in 2~ practic.My
C
healthy subjects, in 16 children with acuto infla-
nmatory processes in the lungs., and in 9 ran with
chronic lung diseases. It wns demonstrated that
the wan of the TBT changes considerably with age.,
whinh leads to distrxbonces of Its barrier function;
infiltrPtions appear in the muco6a-of the KIT, In
acute pulmonary diseases catarrhal, cntarrhal-rucous
Ca d 1/2 or desquam.-ting trveMobronchitis were
obnorved vith

AUTHOR: XJANDARJAN,X.A., PLPOJAN,S.A.9 BEGLARJANVA.G., PI - 2099
ZAGAZAJA,A.A., ARUTJUNJANOR.K.
TITLE: The Functional and Morphological Modifications of the
Cerebrum
by the Action of Ionizing Rays. (Russian) '
PERIODICAL: Doklady kkademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol 112, Nr 2, pp
249-252
(U.S.S R
Reoeiv;
d. 3 11937 Reviewed: 4 / 195T
ABSTRACT: The present work deals with the tesults of parallel and
experi-
mental investigations of the functional and morphological zodi-
fications of the cerebrum caused by the action of ionizing radi-
ations. The clinical part of the work comprises observations
made as to the total reaction and electroenoephalographio ahanges
which were found to occur in the course of radiation treatment
carried out on patients with newly formed parts of their skin on
the upper half of the face and of the hairy part of the head.
40 Patients were examined who were given treatment with radio-
active cobalt, encephalography was carried out In the came of
20 patients. Irradiation was carried out by the application-
distanoo-nothod, and in part of the cases by the method of intro-
ducing the needles with the radio-aotive cobalt into the interior
of the ulcers. All patients remained fit for work in spite of a
marked local skin reaction both during and after irradiation.
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course

PA - 2099
The Functional and Morphological Modifications of the Cerebrum
by the Action of Ionizing Rays. (Russian)
of encephalographic examinations 6-waves of 0,4 - 098 880
duration occurred in the case of most patients, and further, a
decrease of the amplitude ofbiopotentials, a hemisphere-like
asymmetry, and also a reduction of the reactivity of the
cerebral
cortex were found. These as well as other symptons were found
to be most marked in the course of the first 24 hours after
irradiation. After ton and more days the enoopha:logram became
normalized. Thus, the changes of the biopotentia.1 of the
patients
are, to a certain extent, of functionally reversible character,
which probably depends on the pextly suppressed activity of
indene.
The experimental part of the work comprises the observations
of the entire reaction and of the encephalographic change
occurring in the case of rabbits suffering from the effects of
irradiation as long as they are still alive, and further also
pathologo-anatomical examinations of their nervous systems,
particulaTly of their brains. In the case of animals radiation
sickness was caused in two ways: 1) by total irradiation with
X-rays with 1000 r# 2) by irradiation of forehead and crown by
meant of applicators with radio-active cobalt. A total of.
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The Functional and Morphological Modifications of the Cerebrum
by the Actions of Ionizing Raya. (Russian)
40 rabbits was examined.
Already in the course of the first few minutes after
irradiation
oartain funattonal and morphological changes began to manifest
themaelves in the animals, which then developed to a complex of
the symptoms of an acute radiation sickness. All details were
discussed. The damage found to have been caused in not of
diffuse, but of selective jharacter.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Scientific research for Radiology
and Onoology
of the Ministry of Health of the Armenian SSR
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