SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT K.K. CHAPSKIY - A.N. CHARAKHCHYAN

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History of the development of the Caspian aid Baikal seals. Trudy
Zool.inst. no.17:200-216 155. (MIRA 8:10)
(Seals (Animals))

-vich- BIAGWXWMV. I.E., red.; SIDCAOVA,
Zqnstmmt~w
re &.A. , takhn.red.
JLI
ETransformation of the animl*world in the U.S.S.R.] Aroobrasovanie
shivotn o sire 8=9 Moskva, Sovetakela nsuka, .1957 314 p.
lAnimls) NINA 11:2)

CHAPSKIY, K.K.
Present state and problems of the taxonomy of pinnipeds. Trudy sov.
Ikht. kom. no.12:138-149 161. MRA 14:,6)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut, AN SSSR.
(Pinnipedia)

CHAPSKIY, K.K.
Some ecological aspe--ts of seasonal range dynamiqs of the White Sea
population of Greenland seals (Pagophoca groenlandica). Trudy sav.
Ikht. km. no.12tI50-163 961. (MIM 14:6)
1. Zoologicheskiy in3titut AN SSSR.
(White Sea--Seals(Animals))

TGK=,, Avenir Grigorlyevich,, prof,; FAVLOVSKIY., akademik,, glavMy
red.; CHAPSKII BYKHOVSKIY., B.Ye.~,, red.; GROMDV, I.M.0
red. -liREENt A.S. V* red.; STREUM, A.A.,
p , red.; SKAWATO O.A..,
red.,--SHTAKELIBERG A.A.' red.; HAMOV., B.M.., red.izd-va;
ROMANCIVO G.M., to_iL,red9.;-'N*ICHKOVAJ, W.D., tekhn.red.
[Getaosaw ~ of tbe BW or~ the U.S.S.R, I Kitoobraznp femmy
morei SSSR. NDskya, Is6-vo Akad.nauk SSSR., 1962. 23.1 p.
(Opredeliteli pa fauns SSSR, no.79)0 (KMA 15:8)
1, Direktor Zoologichookogo instituta AN S33R (for Favlovskiy).
(Gotacea)

GROMOV, I.M.; GUREYEvv A.A.; NOVIKOVp G.A.; SOKOLOV, I.I.; STRELKOV9
P.P.;_qHAWjj, -VWVSKIY, To.N., akadmikp glav.
_&~.; PI
red.; B=VSKIY, Me., red.; NONCHADSKIY, A.S., rad.;
SKARIATC, O.A., red.; SHtAKELIEFM, A.A., red.; SMIRNOVA,
N.V., red.; SMIRNOVk, A.V., takhn. red.
[Mammls of the U.S. S. R. Mlakopitaiushchie fauny SSSR.
Soot. I.M.Gromov I dr. Moo", Izd-vo AN SSSR. Fts.1-2. 1963.
(MIRA 16:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Zoologicheakiy institut.
(mamals)

PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N.j, akad... glav. red.; ZENKOVICH, B.A., red.;
FT-EYNBERGj, S.Ye.,, red.; red.; MAKAROV,
B.M., red.
[Marine mammals) Morskie mlekopitaiushchie. Moskva, Naukaj
1965. 317 p. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Akademi-ya nauk SSSR. Ikhtiologicheskaia kommissiya.
2. VsesoyuzMy naucbno-isoledovatellskiy institut morskogo
rybnogo khozyaystva i okeanografii (for Zenkovich). 3. Zo-
ologicheskiy institut AN SSSR (for Chapskiy).

BORRINSKIY, Nikolay Alekseyevich; KUZNETSOV, Boris Aleksandrovich;
KUZYAKIN ' Aleksandr Petrovich, prof.; VATALI, V.F.., doktor
biol. naukv retsenzent; SOKOLOV., I.I.v doktor biol. mauk,
retsenzent; CHAPSKIY,,A,~.-, doktor biol. nauk, retsenzent;
GROMOV, :1.M.,"iai~d.-'biol. naukp retsenzent; KHUNTSKARIYA,
Ye.N., red.
(Guide to the mawals of the U.S.S.R.; a manual for students
of pedagogical institutes and teachers] Opredelitell mleko-
pitaiushchikh SSM,- posobie dlia studentov pedagogicheakikh
institutov i uchitelei. Izd.2., iapr. i dop. Moskva, Frosve-
shchanie., 1965. 361 p. (MIRA 18:5)

KHASHCHINSKIT. Viktor Petrevic. prefeilsor. redaktor; NAGHAJUAN,
Sergey Artenlyevich; CHAPSIIT. O.U., redaktor; YODDLAGIIIA. S.D.,
tekhnicbeskly rodaktor.
(construction of electric lines and systems In the village]
Strottelletwo sel'skM elektricheskikh Unit i setei. Pod.red.
V.P. Khashcb1askoge. Moskva, GasAmd-ve sel'skekhos. lit-ry, 1955.
123 P. (MLRA 9:1)
(Blectric Uses) (Awal electr1fication)

C.;U
AVIMOTe Fillpp Tovd1okinovich, kmndidat seltakokhosyaystvannykh neuk;
CHAFSKIT~ O.U., redaktor; MOLMSOVA, N.G., tokhnichaskiy redaktor
[11schinery and implownts for.the care of orchards] Kashiny i orudita
po ukhodu sa sadon. .X6ikv&.,Gos. tid-To sellskos.lit-ry, 1956,''*
1.57 P* (KIBA 10:2)
(Prult culture) (Agricultural timplements)

GHMOLISKIT. Nikolay Fedorovich; -CILAPSKIT, O.U., red*; BARMOVA, L,G.,
tekhn.red.
[Reconditioning of parts of tractors and agricultural machinery
by welding and building-up] Toostanovlenio detalei traktorov
i sel'skokhosisistvanufth mashin evarkol I naplavkci. Moskva.
Goe.izd-vo sallkhos.lit-ry, 1960. .145 p. (KIRA 13:9)
(Tract ore-41a intenanas and repair)
(Agricultural machinery-Mmintenanos, and repair)

CHERNOZUBOV,, K.P.;SW-9z"-U-* red.; FRIDMAN., Z.L.9 tekbn. red.;
BARANOVAv L*G.s tekbno red,
[concise U'anual for rural electricians] Kmtkii spravoobnik sell-
skogo elektrifikatora. Sost. K.P.Chernozabov, leningrad, Izd-vo
sel"khoz, lit-ry zhurnalov i plaatov,. 1961. 430 p. (MIRA 15:1)
(Rural electrification-Handbooks., manuals, etc*)

ZIIDA14OVSM , Nikolay Stepanovich; ZUYEV, Aleksey IvenovichV CHAPSM,
BARANOVA, L.G., tekhn. red.
(Testing and running of tractor engines without braking
(under operating conditions)]Bestormomaia proverka i ob-
katka traktornykh dvigatelei (v ekspluatatsionrqkh usloviiakh)
Leningrad, Sellkhozizdats 1962. 53 p (MIRA 15:9)
(Tractors--Engines--Testing;

ANTIPIN, Veniamin Georgiyevich; GRIGORIM, Sergey 1-likhaylovich;
LUR"YE, Abram Bentsianovich; CHkPSKIY, O.U., red.; BAIW,'OVA,
L.G., tekhn. red.
[Grain harvesting combines and the organization of combine
harvesting of,grain crops]Zernouborochr7e kombairW i organi-
zatsiia, kombainovoi uborki zernovykh kulltur. Leningrad, qqll-
khozizdat, 1962. 383 p. . (MIRA 15:10)
(Combines (AgricUtural machinery))
(Grain-Harvesting)

ZUYEVY A.I.; GIAZUNOV, P.D.; DANILETIKO., N.M.; KISELEV, I.N.;
STRELKOV, M.N.; IOFINOV p S.A., prof., red.;
red.; BARMOVA, L.G., tekbn.red.;
FRIDMAN, Z.L., tekhn. red.
[concise matmal for the agricultural machinery operator]
Kratkii spravochnik mekhanizat6ra sel'skogo khoziaistva.
(By] A.I.Zuev i dr. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1963. 583 p.
(MLIA 17: 1)
(Agricultural machinery)

-- - - - -- - --- -- --- ---- - --I
PEVZNER, lakov Davidovichi CIIAPSKIY, O.U.0 red.
[Organizing the repair of agricultural machinery) Organi- 1~1
zatsiia remonta mashinv selalkom khoziaistves Izd93*j
parer. i dop. Moskva# Kolost 1964e 359 P. (1-11IRA 17:12) 1

MOZHAYEV, Vladimir Nikolayevieb, prof.; CUPSKIY. 0.U., red.
[Electrical equipment of tractors., automobiles; and
combl,ues] Blektrooborudovanie traktorovp avtomobilei
i kombainav. Izd.4'. laningrad, Kolos 1961+. 21+7 p.
WRA 18:2)

';BDRSHCHOV, Timofey Sergeyevichp dots,; CHAPSKIY, O.U.p red.
[Earthmoving machiner7; the organization and technolofT
of earthwork) ZemleroiTWe mashiiW, organizatsiia i tekh-
nologiia zemliazWkh rabot. Izde2ep perer. i dop. Le-
ningrad.j. Kolos, 1965. 366 p. (MRA 18:6)

D"IDOVICH, Semen Markovich; O.U.., red.
(Design and working pr~nciplee of ~~ractors and automobiles]
Ustroistvo traktorov i avtomobi-lei. 2., perer. i dop. izd.
Leningrad., Kolosp 1965. 510 P, (MIRA 18:6)

GIND. Sergey SergWericb; XWHCHINSKIT. T.P.. professor. redaktor;
CHAPSKIT, P.D.. redaktor; TODOLAGINA, S.D., tekbnicheskiy redaktor.
[Research and survVing for the construction of rural IWdro-
electric power statiomil Obaledoyanlim i lsyskanila dlia mtrk-
tel'stva sel'skikb GIS. Pod red, T.P. Mashebinskogo. Moskva,
Gos.tsd-vo selkhos. lit-ry, 1955. 178 P. (Microfilm] (MM 8:9)
(Hydroelectric power stations)

A P r5 0 Vy
AUTHORs Kazantsev, Ye.l. and C 3-56-6-20/34
TITLE% Students Help Industry (Studenty - Proizvodstvu)
PERIODICALt Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1958, Nr 6, PP 77 - 81 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Many years ago the Urals Polytechnical Institute began to
examine the question of the students' proper shop training.
It was the instructors intention to familiarize the student
with the enterprise in which he is likely to work and to train
him to give actual help to the enterprises while he is still
studying. In 1952, a conference of the Studencheskoye nauohno-
tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo (Students Scientific7Technical So-
ciety) issued an appeal to all students to carry out at least
one-project during their training period that would be of
assistance to production. At the beginning of the 1957/58
school year it,was decided to ascertain, in cooperation with
the BRIZ chie;Cs of the industrial enterprises of Sverdlovsk,
which questions the plants are particularly interested in.
Under the supervision of the Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Dotsent O.A, Ganago, instructor of the Chair for Treating
Metals Under Pressure, students of the Metallurgical Faculty
Card 1/3 carried out several projects which were important from a

Students Help Indxwtr7 3-58-6-20/34
practical :point of view. Thus, the 4th-course students de-
signed a manipulator for a horizontal forging machine making
the blanks for bearing casings at the Sverdlovskiy sharikopod-
shipnikovyy zavod (Sverdlovsk Ball Bearing Plant). The author
enumerates a number of other works carried out by students for
the enterprises. At present the institute maintains connectiohs
with the Verkh-Isetskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod) (Verkh-Isetsk~
Metallurgical Plant), InstrumentalInyy zavod (Tool Factory),
Zavod bashennykh kranov (Tower Crane Plant), Uralaashzavod,
Uralkhimmashv Uralelektroapparat, and others. Dealing with
the deficiencies in the students' coordination with industrial
enterprises, the author points out that the students work load
prevents them from developing relations. Some chair workers
and directors of many enterprises (even the Urallskiy zavod
tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya - Ural Heavy Equipment Plant)
are not inclined to become engaged in developing this coordi-
nation. Among other recommendations made by the author, there
is one to the effect that the pre-diploma practical training
be extended to 8-12 months as against the present 1-12-- - 2 months.
This will enable the students to work in various capacities at
the factories, and Aiill help them to gather material for the
graduating thesis.

..Students Relp'ladmtry. 3-56-6-20/34
land S. M. Kirom
ASSOCIATIONs Ural'skiy polit-ekhnicheaki inatitUtA(The Urals Polytechnical
Institute. lawl B. K.; 11W
Card 3/3

3-56-7-31/36
AUTHORS: Sitnikov, O.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and Chaptsov,
R.P. I---------- -
TITLE: The D.C. Electronic Analyzer (Elektronnaya moJell postoyannogo,
toka)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1958, Nr 7, P 83 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The d.c. electronic analyzer was built by students of the
Kafedra apparatury avtomaticheskogo upravleniya radiotekhni-
cheskogo fakullteta Urallskogo politekhnicheskogo instituta
(The Chair for Automatic Operation of Equipment of the Radio-
technical Faculty of the Ural Polytechnical Institute). it
was built in 1956-57 and all parts were constructed by students.
There is 1 photo.
ASSOCIATIONt Urallskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni S.M. Kirova (The
Ural Polytechnical Institute imeni S.M. Kirov)
.Card 1/1

CHAPURIN, F. K., Candidate
Afforestation - Kuban
Practices in growing shelterbelts from spot seedings in Kuban. Dokl. Akad. sellkhoz.
18, No. 1, 1953. a,* Alrohiolojild.,N6.1. %V3.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June
1953, Uncl.

K,
CH&PURIN. F., k&nd.selmkokhosvaymtvennykh naut
Planting oak In cluettro in the Kuban. Naulm i pered.op.v
sollkhos. 9 no.12:30-31 D '59. (NIU 13:4)
(Kuban-Oak)

CHAPEMIN, I.A.
Fe.r widespread adoptiou of all-metal saw blades. Tokstprom. 25
n9.11:23-25 11 155* (NLU 9: 1)
1. GIavW lashoner fabrikI 61rassaya vetkal.

CHAAMMUN 1. ..
--Nwu~
Automatic starting device as a roving frame. Takst.pron. 16 no.6-.
55-36 j0 9~60 (an 9:8)
1. Gl&vWy lasbeaer fabrlkl almonays vetka".
(Spisilac machinery-Attacbmats)

GIAPURN, I.A.
,,,
,,esw.w -,;
t- luedsslol~g @liver arrazi;ing on carding machines to Increase
the sliver in the can* ubu,,tokh opyt. Cap] no.16:13-17 156.
(Cardingim;;bes) (MIRA 11 - 11)

ZOBOVJ, Ye.V.; SHCHELKUNOVA, M.S.;. BABANOVA, Zh.I.; CHAPUR.0, V.I.; SHEMELLIVA, V.A.;
DYULIGER., T.B.; GINKU,, A.I.
Anticorrosive coatings of the internal surfaces of tanks useCfor the
storage and processing,of wine and juices; preliminary report. Trudy
MNIIPF 2:43-55 162. (MIRA 16--4)
(Wine and wine making-Equipment and supplies)
(Corrosion and anticarrosives)

ABIM, A.V.; DIYAKQN, I.A.; 11" NOW " - , PROSKINt. Cift-PURTINA, L.F.
,A , . I... 1 0 11
Modi f !cat i on 3f copper ycocholate. Zhur. neorg. k-him. 10 no.3-
6~8-635 fdr 165. (IAJPJ- 18:71,
1. 111'stit-af, knindi AN MolIC-431'skoY SSF.
. I

ABLOV, A.V.; PROo'KINA, N.N.; CHAPUPURA L.F.
,:-frared absorption spectra of the products oll the addition
of aromatic amines to coWt, zinc, and cadmiiim halides.
ZImr. neorg. khim. 10 no.6:1350-1354 Je t65.
(I-IIRA 18:6)
1. Institut kbirnii AN Moldavskoy SSR.

ABLOB, A.V.; CHAPURINA,L.F.; BELICHUK, N.I.
Infrared absorption spectra of metallic derivatives of
diacetyloxime bydrasons. Zhur.nearg.khim. 11 no.102-75
Ja 166. (MT-TtA lgr-l)
1. Institut khimii AN Holdavskoy SSR. Submitted June 8, 196Z,.

ZHMAVIS Vs, V.,, strakhovoy d-olonsti-mallmhohik lesa; CHA RINAj,-~M
strakhovoy'dolegat,-~-podkatddtow-(Nyandow, Arkhangelinkov obl.)
Dontt pass trS. Okhr.truda i soto,strakh, 6 no,.lal6 Ja 163,
(MIRA 16sl)
1. Nyandowkiy lesopunkt.-Arkhw*e1-'skoy obl, (for Zhuraviev).
(Archangel Provinee-Lumbering hygionie'aspects)

CHAPU
BORTSENKOv N.G.; CHERNOVA, I.A.; CHEMIY, F.A.; BELOUS,G.V.
Results of dispensary service for convalescents following
infectious hepatitis. Nauch. informe Otd. nauch. med. infom.
AMN S=no.U28. t6l (MMA 16M)
1. Institut infektsionnykh bolezney (direktor - chlen korres-
pondent AM SSML prof, I.L.Bogdanov) AM *SSSR, Kiyev.

CHAPTJRSKA,Y.k-BAZMOVA, N. A. Jul 53
USSR/Medicine - Dysentery
"Carrying of Dysentery Bacilli, Symptomless Forms of Dysentery, and Disguised Forms
of Dysentex7,0 N. A. Chapurskava-Bazhenova
Zhur IMcro, Epid, i Immun, No 7, PP.32-33
Carrying of bacilli occurs principally in cases of symptomless or disguised dysentery.
In suchmses, the presence of the infection can generally be established by
rectoromanoscopy, because changes of the mucous membrane are present in the distal.
part of the large intestine. Occasionally these changes are absent, i.e., healthy
persons carry bacilli. The symptomless course of dysentery may be alternated by
typical acute clinical dysentex7 (hemocolitis). This work is based on data obtained
in 1949-51 at the Clinical Dept., Inst of Infectious Diseases, Acad YAd Sci USSR.
267T44

0
BacterIal carriage and asymptonatic and latent forms of 4yeentery.
Sovet. ued* 17 uo&4:16-18 Apr 1953. (GIXL 24:4)
1, Of the First Clinical Division (Road -- Prof. B. Ta. Padalka) of the
Institute of Infectious Diseases (Director - Prof* I. L. Bogdanov)
AcadwW of Medical Sciences UWA. : .

BAZFILMVA, N. A.
Certain aspects of the spidentology of dlpbyllobothriasis In
Leningrad Province. Ned.paras. I parax. bol.24 n0-3:242-248
ji-S 055. (MLRA 8:12)
1. Zavedurushchaya lonloVadakoy obl"tuoy protivomalyarlynoy
stantslM.
(TAPMOPX INMTIONS, spidemlolwo
di"llobotbriamis in Russia)
4

KH=MO, G,I,, Prof.. red.; NAKSWOVICH. N.A.* prof*, red ,,,-AXAZAW-IDT~A.
-N.A. starshiy uimahnyy'so%rmduIk, red.;'LIKHTOROVICH, P.K.,
red.; DUBIISUU, Te.A.v~rsd.; GITSBM, A.D., tekhredo
[Dysentery; spidefdoloat pethagenestai. clinical aspects. and
therapy] Disenterlim: spidemiologlia, patogenex, klinika i tera-
pits. Red.kol. G.I.Khorpuko 1 dr. Xlev, Goe.med.isd-vo UM,
1959. 270 p. (MMA 13:5)
1. Akadeviya maditsinakikh nauk SM. Moscow. Institut Infektalon-
uykh bolesneye 2. InstitutIInfektalonuM bolesney ANN SM (Kiyev)
(for Khomnko, Naksluevich, Likhtorovich, Dabinskays).
(Vfszv=Y)

a av4--a:.,hqova, 14. P., ~anchenko, T. Y'., Golub, N. I.
-ahu -�k
Ch Maya, L.PM., Chernova, Borisenko, N. G.,
Danileychenko, I. A., and Kirichinshaya, 1. A.
Detection of abortive and latent forms of poliorWelitis and of the
"healthy" virus carriers in the closest envircnment of the patient.
!bterialy nauchnykh konferentsii, Kiev, 1959. 288pp
(Kieskiv Nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut Epidemiologii i Rlikrobiologii)

SOY/78-4-2-11/40
AffTHORS: Grinberg, A. A.p ChapurskiIY, 1. N.
TITLE: Acetyl Acetonates of Bivalent Platinum (Atsetilatsetonaty
dvukhvalentnoy platin.')
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorgauicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 21
pp 314-318 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The orange and light yellow acetyl acetonates of bivalent
platinum, which are soluble in water, and the cax,-ry-yellow
acetyl acetonates, which are insoluble in water, were in-
vestigated with regard to their production conditions and
phlysico-chemical properties. The orange salt is easily
soluble in water (-4-73% at 150), difficultly soluble in
alcohol and practically insoluble in ether, chloroform, and
benzene. The formula by Werner was proved by the analyses of
this salt (Ref 3). On account of the determination of the
molecular electric conductivity the following coordination
formula has been suggested for the orange salt:
K 1 Pt A Ac H CO-CH=CO-CH
Card 1/3 re i 61 IC 3- 1 31

SOV/78-4-2-11/40
~,cptyl Acetonates of Bivalent Platinum
The formula of the light yellow salt is-. K Pt Ae
Ac
The light yellow salt is also easily soluble in water and
difficultly soluble in alcohol. The solubility in water is
-10.2%. If.hydrochloric acid is added, an amorphous yellow
precipitate separates out of the aqueous solutions of this
salt. It is difficultly soluble in water and easily soluble
in organic sol-,rents. The,canary-yellow acetyl acetonate is
insoluble in water but easily soluble in organic solvents,
as,benzene, alcohol, chloroform, and carbon tetrachloride.
By:analyzing this compound the following formula was found:
Pt(C5H702 2. The molecular weight of this compound is 388
(calculated 393-34). The solubility detarmination of
Pt(C5H70Z )2- in-benzene and.alcohol at 250 showed the following
results: L 250in ethyl alcohol ' 26.5.10-3 9-m01/1,
L250 in benzene - 4-10 g-mol/1.
The determination of the molecular electric conductivity of
the weak aqueous solutions shows that the yellow salt and the
Card 2/3 orange salt are binary electrolytes whereas the insoluble

BOV/78-4-2-11/40
A:cetyl Acetonates of Divalent Platinum
platinum diacetyl acet.onate is no electrolyte. There are
1 table and 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tokhnologicheakiy institut im. Lensoveta
(Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet)
S'UBMITTED* November 3,,195.7
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Acm;=K m, APW13533 3/0181/64/oWO02/0632/0634
AUTHOR s Chapatovich Y To.
TME: Change in the width of the forbidden zone of tellurium under 4rdrostatio
pressure
SOURCE: Mike, tvardogo telas-v. 6a no. 2a 1964t 632-04
TOPIC TAGS: forbidden zone., telltudum,, ~zono width, forbidden zone width., hydro-
staUc pressure., pressure dependence,, optical method., electrical methods, lattice
defect
ABSTRACT: The author fo nd deviations in values of. a pr sented in the data of
various authors: a - one pressure). He
(11-4 (E w width of forbidden s
P
therefore examined single crystals of To tp draw - coqWXsonse For unannealed
samples a was found to range froti -1.0010-2 to -1,3*10--7 ev/atm, After heat
ing at
a temioerature of.200C for 20 hours,, all Investigated samples gave a value of
-(1.6+ 0.1)010--' ev/atm. The author.concludes that the value of a in To is
sensitIve to lattice defects and increases with'diminution in number of defects
(after hoating), The value of a obtained by the optical method does not agree
Card 1/2

ACCEMON NR:, AP40135331
with the value obtained by the elatrical awthod. The optiesl3y obtained value
isneaw-the theoretical value, OThe author expresses his sinceire thanks to
L. F. Vereshchagin, Corresponding Member U SSSR., for his guidance in the
work." Orig. art. hasi 2 tables and 3 formulase
A=IATION& Inatitut finiki "okLkh daylenly AN SSSR# Moscow (Institute of
Physica of High Pressures AN SM)
SUBIMMs 03ku&63 DATs AcQs oxar64 ACLs 00
SUB GODEs PH No RU SOVI OMRI On
Cowd 2/2

CHAIPUMVICHI Ye.ye.
ligh-pressure multivire olectric lead-in* Prib. i tekh. eksp.
9 so.0193 Jl-Ag 164. (MM 17s12)
1. Institut fialki, vyeok:Lkh dawleniy AN SSSR.

BMINA.
J/ /V~ / ~
Y
V.S.; KtWANSEATA. T.N.; CW72;~. -,
Recurrence of eleventary synaptic processes with a mridloul t
of elroulation. budy MP no.56:-71-93 157. (11M. 101y87
(Yateorology)

1U A
A-
3M PRASE -I BOOK WWMUION SOV/3031
Mageowe Tseutralfnyy. InstItut propozov
Voprogy delgosroohn7kh proposay (Problem in Ima-Hange Forecasting)
Moseow
OldrometeoUdit (otd.) 1958, 104 p, (Series: Its: Trody.,
Tn- 73) 1,9100 copies printed,
Sponsoring A89my: UM. Glavnoye Wravleniye g1draneteorolosicheskay
s3n:hby*
Mt. (title pW).- V.K. ftrpmsk",- M (inside book): V.I. TaruW~nnova;
Tech* Id.t IM, Zarkh
ftle Isaw -of the2ustitutels TraimactIons to Intended for meteorological
Wid hydrographic speelallsts working In thefteld, of long-rengs weather fore-
Casting.
WYERAGE: This collection of articles deals vith aspects of extended veather
forecasting. IndIvId=l articles disaws: synoptic conditions of vind
regims mftt favorable to shipping along the Northern Sea Route [Soviet Arizue.
Seas];. synoptic conditions vndierlyiAgI~a contimnow ice covez In various parts
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Problems in Iong-Range ftrecastl". BOV13031
of the Sea of Azov; a method for eampiling dally schematic 500-nb -contour
Alaps (AT500) for 3 days by utilizing an'equation of the conservation of vortex
velocity and temperature regLme- a method for the advance qMQu stion of
the baric field for periods of A., 48, and T2 hours; the determinstion of
definite relationships for forecasting air temperature for a natural synoptic
period. The results of actual tests in a series of investigations in extended
forecasting we cited. References accompany each article.
TAZZ OF CONEWTS:
AntjpM,,LYe.G. Synoptic Characteristies.of the Wind RegLme in the Southern
Part of the Barents and Karskaye Seas During the Navigation Period 3
Khesin,A, B.G. Synoptic Conditions of Freezing In the Sea of Azov 29
Mazova,, O.N.,, and NA, aWwygLua. Camp"14n Mean ProPostie 500-:nb:Ofttour
Maps for 3 Dap 51
arkett, Z.L. Forecasting Press"" Plelds for 2-3 DWN 5T
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Problem in Long-Range Forecasting MV/3031
Computing Propostle Press= Fields for
-kettiv Z.Ls and O.M. Yakushffa.
2-3 Do" 73
D.Ae Ped', and R.M. A11tvarder. Me poirecasting of Air Temperature for a
Natural Syncytie Period 94
Averlmkh, S.K., and V.A. PosdayekM. ReftIts of Utilizing the Findings of
investigations in Comildling Extended Weather Forecasts 100
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AUTHORS: Breger, A. Kh, Ormont, B. F., Kutsev,; V. S., 78-3-30/35
Viting, B. I. and Ghapyzhnikov, B. A.
TITLE: The Use of Brake Radiation of a Betatronfor
Characterizing the Oxygen Content of Semi-Conductors
and Metallic Materials (Particularly Titanium Oxy-
Carbides). (Ob ispLoltzovanii tormoznogo izlucheniya
betatrona dlya kharaktariatiki soderzhaniya kisloroda
v poluprovodnikovykh i metallicheakikh materialakh
(v chastnosti, v oksikarbidakh titana)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Xhimii, 1957, Vol.II, Nr.3,
pp. 696-699. (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a preliminary report on the development of a
radio-activational method for determining non-metallic
Impurities in metals and semi-conductors. The
possibility of deter Ti ning oxygen in the system Ti-G-0
from the reaction 0 (r,ft)0-L0 with the use of brake
radiation from a betatroh his been demonstrated.
Preliminary calibration curves for preparations with not
less than 1% oxygen have been constructed. The method
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78-3-30/35
The Use of Brake Radiation of a Betatron for Characterizing
the Oxygen Content of Semi-Gonductors and Metallic Materials...
determination* There is I figure and 7 references,
of which 4 are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONs The Physico-Chemical Institute Imeni L. Ya.
Karpov, (Fiziko-khimicheakiy Institut im. L. Ya.
Karpo*a,)
SMITM: August l5j, 1956.
AVATTA Library of Congress.
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BRWrER, A.11h.; ORNORT, B.7o; VITING, B.I.; GRIZHKO, VoX.; KOZLOV, ToAo;
KMSIT, V.S.;_CHAPT2EDWIXOT. BoA.; CHXMI, L.T.
Radloactivation method of determining o3qgen in semiconducting
mg%erials and metals on to basis of the photonuclear reaction
016 (-Cn) 015. Trudy kom.anal.Wm. 10:137-141 '60.
(NIBA 13:8)
1. Pisiko-Watebeekly Institut In. L.T&Aarpova. Moskva.
(Otaygen-Analysts)
(Oa7gen-lootopes)
(Semiconductors-Gagen content)

5/120/0-2/000/002/003/047
E039/E420
AUTHORS: Chepell, L.V., Viting, B.I.,
TITLE: Exposure inside the accelerating space of a betatron
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnilca eksperimenta, no.2, 1962, 23-26--
TEXT: For a series of physical and physicochemical investigations,
it was necessary to significantly increase the specific induced
activity of samples exposed in a betatron or synchrotron.
Samples are normally placed outside the accelerator at a distance-
of not less than 20 to '30 cm from the target. In this-paper
two new methods are described for exposing solid and liquid samples
inside the working space of a betatron giving an increase in the-
V/
specific induced activity of 20 to 100 times. The first method
makes use of an internal pocket with dispersion foils and-is a
modification of a previously described method. The pocket
consists of a glass tube of 30 mm bore with a flat topped
platinum cap at one end attached by means of a Kovor collar.
At the other end of the tube is a vacuum seal for mounting the
pocket in the apparatus. Eddy current heating is insignificant;
an e.quilibrium temperature of 70% being obtained% The glass tube
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'Exposure inside the ... B039/E420
is coated"with an earthed layer of "Aquadag". The effect of the
dispersion foils on the distribution of the electron beam is
examined by means of autoradiographs of exposed-singl:e crystals"of
rock salt. The second method makes use of two glass tubes which
terminate in a small volume - 2 cc in the worlcing space of the
betatron and can be used to expose liquids to the fast electron
beam. Both methods can be used for obtaining small quantities of
artificial isotopes and also for exposing a s'eries of materials to
fast electrons without stopping the beta on. Absolute-values
of the induced activity for plates of C3~ volume 10 x lo x o.5 mm3
exposed in the pocket are - 0.5 *A curies with a radiation
intensity of 50.rpm at a'distance of I m from the target. These
methods*are used for the radioactivation analysis of metals,
sem1conductors and some hydrocarbons and polymers. There are-
8 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-khimicheskiy institut (Institutelof Physics and
Chemistry)
SUBMITTED:. June 7, 1961
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0 M 15p linear electron4ocelorstor C..*up 21.1
ABSTRAM This As -a contimation'of studies which authors 1previcuely conducted
with respect to developedradiogativatiork method for dot Son which %So-
ermining M
tale.and,,somicondu
suitable to be-Applied.to other object& (me ctors). Authors
state that a.furtber sugmentWon of the methods,sensitivity can be attained 'by,
-_using. pOverful-sources.. of-- electromagnetic - rediat1w (lineei a- loot r-o-n" accelerators)
and by -perfecting. the measurerient- of the activity of 015 on tbe, "backgraimd"
of other isotopes which a" Somd'in the analyzed material by Aotonuclear, reac
time, - Present work Is devoted.to an examination of a special mflhod for measurm
Ing the activity of the 015, isotope on ht - "backgroundw, of the C isotope* The
611b (Gamma I
Vhotonuclear reactiom vhose threshold a 15o6 Nov, forms the
positron-aotive isotope 015,withs. half-life period of M ascends and positron-

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IMMMON JM# AP3W"61
Mira; of I.M1 Nov.- -The- relaticalship of the'reactions ads& to the Ganaqmazita -
energy Is shom ilk a figures This #gure 'also comtains the 9-for the depen-
Idence of the size In tbe.suorgy for ~ the': reaction 012(6UM9 )ell *Ich forms the,
tive 01 isotopew Authwis then discuss signill t
positron-ac ft of he curves,
which were obtained with radiation of various energy@ The Gima-radistion source'
was the betatron fron the: Institute* ~.Tho ,analyzeId samploor
were irradiated inside of tbo'botatron'sFacceTeration cha The analysis meth-
.od was worked out on samploa of artificial and natural rubbarA The activity of
the vanple was measured with &,.device consisting of a scintillation counter and
recordere Ths~ scintillation ecuater Included a photoelectron sultiplUr and plas-
tic scintillator. The samples were irradiated for 2 ninut*aj, And after 30 seconds
elapsed after termination of. irradiation't. the measurements of aptivity bog=*
Data obtained was plotted onto a deo6y.curvee A-formula is giv~n.for
computing
the oxygen content, "Authorawish to-tbahk A. S. Kuz1mJnekiy,-- Khs4ro6r 1'1'1~._
V*--F %ertko-va-fora--tiumb~r-,of~~-:~i 'the -1 d.,
ie'04li 106i- -a'
-and;fordi the, hst$ Y5.ftgures, I table and 1
gcu,EL"_
'Karoova. Yo-scow
ASSOCIATION: -khimicbeskiy inistiti
(Phvsico-wghernical InE=Mkta)
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AUTHORI Che2g!A L. V.; B A ; Mikhaylovap G, N.; Zhuravskayaq Too Va;
KUZ'iidnskiy9 As So
ORGI PhyAcoohemical Institute In. L. Ya. Karpoy (Miko-khimicheakly institut);
Scientific.Research Institute of the Industa (Cauchno-issledavatellskiy insti-
tut rOzinOY07 proMehlernmm I)
TITLEs Radioact method ~'/_ determining oxygen In elastomers during their proceasi
and aging
SOURCE: Kauchuk I resinas no. 39 19669 49-53
TOPIC TAG58 oMent elastomerg radioisotope
ABSTRACTI A method has been developed for determining the oxygen content of polymers
directly during their processing and aging# the sample being unaffected by the analy-
sis. It consists in activating the nuclei of oxygen and carbon present In the polymer
by'means of gamma radiationg then identifying the radioisotopes formed. Since the
radioisotopes 015 and c1l ar? formed simultaneously during the irradiation, in order
to measure the activity of o 5 against the background of C11, a technique of discrimi-
nation involving the use of a laboratory scintillation analyzer was employed. The
method was first applied to the study of the oxidation kinetics of raw and cured rub-
bers during rollings vulcanization, and radiation agi $_And then to the determinationki
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of wcygen in an unfilled NK-bass, rubbeiVat various stages of vulcanization in the
press. The method can &I-so-U-u-sia-ti-Rudy the develoyment of oxidation processes
associat6d with wear MA fatigue It!Vrubbers. Orig. aft. has 1 4 figures and I t.U..
%X - 1.5
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PORITSKIY,V.I.; CHLRLKAI)ZK,G.
Conferences of readers of "Keteorologils, i gidrologiia."
Netero.i g1drol. no.2:51-52 1 152. (Km 8:9)
(Meteorology-Periodicals)

KUNCHEY.K.N.4 CHARANDHIXV,D.
Yavimm in adults in the Bmrgas region. Suvrem. sed.,Sofia 11 n&.2-
3:126-132 '60.
1. 1z Okruzbnata bolnitaa - Darips, Gl. lekar:Zh. Siakolov.
(FAVISM epidemiolo)

ACC NRV AM024659 SOM= CDDE; YJR/0048/65/029/009/1774/1776
AVMOR-. Dqzilevs~ff_a G.A.,* Ivashnin,-A.N.: Kranotkin. A.F.: Filatav, YM.; ChxrakWh
A. IN..
ORG: P!YsIcs Institute In P.N.Lebedev, AcadM of Sciences, SSSR (Fixicheskiy in-
stitut Akedenii nauk SSSR)
TITIZ: Hadiononde for measurement of x rays in the stratosphere /Report, All-Union_
Conference on Cosmic R -ZLAu
_aL PhLo a t ARRL1tLA!L _gqsAjkl~4/
BOUHM: AN 899R. Izvestlya. Serlya fixiaheskaya, v 29, no 9g 1965, 1774-1776
TOPIC TAGS: x ray,.stratosphere, secondary cosmic ray, radiosonde
ABSTR&CT: There are briefly described two radiosondes for measuring x ray in the
stratosphere. IBoth Instruments. -vImploy NaI:T1 sc-intillatorsVind vacuum tube electron-
ics and are battery powered with transistor voltage convertors The lighter instru-
ment weighs 2.5 kg and records photons with energies above 3D-35 keV. Thesecond in-
strument weighs 6 kg and its threshold Is adjustable from 20 to 360 keV bya system of
relays, so that photon energy spectra can be recorded. Schematic diagrams are given
for both instruments, but not *for theirpower supplies or for the relay system. Alti-
tude versus counting rate curves recorded over Dolgoprudnyy are presented. Orig. art.
has:.4 figures,
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ACCESSION.NR: AP5026221 UR/0048/65/029/010/1800/1804
i-AUTHOR: 0harakhch'zarri A. N4 'Charakhch'Xan, T. N.
TITLE: Several problems on the. generation -of cosmic rays by the sun and their
tion Into-inte 'lanetary space-
propaga rp
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya.~ $eriya fizicheskaya, v. 29, no. 10, 1965, 1800-1804
TOPIC TAGS, differential energy spectrum proton, exponential ftmction, proton
spectrum, corpuscular stream, :chromospheric flar interplanetary space, solar
a t,mDsphe.re
-Ahe ren -energy spectrum o -~protons-_-
asuresence--provedAbat -'difft tial-
-funct on wit the exponent y -6 when.-the,
60ri~ised as h
Pay
''energy is several hundked Mev. -The exponent y of the proton spectrum was found
to equal 3 -before the arrival of corpuscular sireams from a chromospheric flare,
and it reached the value of 6,when the-eartb was in ne stream of a chromospheric
.1-flare., The spectral exponent, 3 relates to protons freely diffusing into inter-
-BU
-planetary space from the sun,:~ d,.the-exponent 6 must be related to an additional
a ream of protons carried by magnetic, traps. One part of solar-protons propagates,'
freely and reaches the earth earlier than -the other, iihich is trapped by the.,.
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J...magnetic field and propagates:91owly. -The constancy of energy spectra of flares
that the.particle 'acceleration in flares is constant and does not
depend upon solar atmospheric processes. Two graphs in the original article
represent data of measurements. of differential spectra bf protons, cl-particlesj,
I 'arid nuclei of the M group. Spectra of protons and a-particles of two flares are
represented by the same curves. A table in the original article contains ratios
of the number of a-particles to the number, of protons and the number'of nuclei to
the number of protons determined from various,flares. The first ratio is usually
equal to 0.25, and the second ratio is always equal to 0.14 in the cases shown in
the table.. The formation of spectra of charged particles of cosmic rays is very. j,
complicated and has no relation to the. chemical elements in the sun. Orig.,art...
has: 3 figures and 1 table... [EGI
j,ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. T.: N.' L~bedeva Akademii nauk SSSR (Tnatiture
I of Physics, Academy of.Scieng~ ~SSSR); Institut yadernoy fiziki Moskovskogo 55'
gosudarstvennogo universiteta-.im.- M. V. Lononosova (institute of Nuclear Physics,
Moscow State Uniijersi~y)
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1 AUTHOR: Vernovi S.'N.; Charakhch!Xan, A N. Babarykin, V.-Y vich V. V
S,tozhkov.' Yu. I.; Charakhch'xan'. I
TITLE: Measurements of the-intensity.of cosmic rays in the.stratosphere above B
Antarctica.
T
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. SeriyA.fizicheskaya, v. 29, no. 10, 1965, 1805-1806'
TOPIC TAGS.;, cosmic ray, prirnary cosmic is oute r radiation. belt, artificial
radioactivity, critical energy,:.,proton
ABSTRArT-:1, ,~;imultaneous',measuremeats~ 'f the intensity of cosmic'rays in
h h f ti
emisp erzic~ are 9_ great inportance.for inve.s. gating low-energy p rim~lry
.cos
'mic ---adiationj temperature disturbaftces in the earth's otiter radiaLlim
belt:, and artificial: 'radioactivity :in the-stratosphere. Although the critical
i Murmansk is abo
J-.energy n ut~100 Mev and in Mirnyy about 10 Mev,, measurements are
-carried out in atmosphericlayers above both places with a pressure of 10 p/cm2,
which can.be peneltrated_by~~protons with-energies above 100 Mev. Data obtalned
simultaneously in Murmansk and'Miriyy are obtain d at diff rent
e e seasons,.and
4 they arrive from differen.t.diree.tions In the atmosphere. Sounding takes place in
all stations.at a~given time. 'Four times a week cosmic rays are measured with a
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-pingle counter-and two-times with a special.teles'cope. Results of measurements 1.
.1
are rep re sen h
ted grap ically., The difference between Murmansk and Mirayy varies,
depending upon the season of -'the- year. The difference is small when the pressure
is between-20-and 200 b
9/cm2 The difference increases at other pressures. Orig.
art. has: 2figures.

ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im-P. ,..N. LebgAeVa Akademii nauk SSSR (Institut'i
of PhYsica,_'AcadegZof,SS;!dM, Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut yadernoy
fiziki Moskovskogo gosudarst%nnogo universit6ta i M. V. Lomonosova (Scientifie
Rese.arch Institute of Nuclear Physics - Moscow ~,Sta te'UniversJU); VIII Sovetskay4
ant arkticheakaytt ekspeditsiya- (VIIk'Soviet Antarctiv Ex0edition)-,

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Secular variation in coamie'ray intensity in the stratosphere
during the period 1962-1964, Izv. AN SSSR.Ser.fiz. 20, no.10.1901-
1902 0 165, (guru i8::Lo)

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AUTHORSs Vernov, S, N,; Lizutin,, L4:L4; Charakhch Charakhch'ZM,
T No
7
TITLE: OuterI Van Allen belt and bursts of x-rays in the stratosphere a-ty
SOURCE., Vaeson!znaya konferents&a po flike kosmic skoffo orostranstva. Hoscowt
1965. Issledovaniya koemicheskogo prostranstva (Space research);* trudy*
konferentsii. Moscow., Izd-vo Fauka, 1965s 454-460
TOPIC TAGSs radiation be x ray,, stratosphere, magnetic storm, solar activity,
Nan Allen belt
'ABSTRACTi Observations of bursts of x-rays in the stratosphere, which are
apparently the result of bremsstrablung of high-energ7 electrons trapped in the
magneti o field of the earthi are discussed, The work and results from a number of
American and Soviet groups are described& The results of observations made during
1964 above Murmansk and. Hirqy are presentedp giving. the integrated photon energy
spectra and the dependence of count rate on pressure for the four events described,1
By comparison with the previous resultsp it was found that increased radiation in
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AUTHOR: Charakhchlyan, A. N.- -Charakhch'Xan..T. N..~
TITLE: Generation of cosmic rays n the sun
o
SOURCE: Vsesqyuzng&:konfe po fizike kosmicheskogo prostranstva.'. Moscow,1
1065~ is'oledovaniya kosmicheskogo prostranstva (Sbace research); trudy konferentsii.'
~Jmoscov, iza-vo.Nauka, 1965, 54M52~
TOPIC TAGS:. chromospheric flares cosmicray bursts stratosphere, primary component
'e~ic-storm' ionospheric perturbation, -energetic spectrip, galactic cosmic rays I
,pgn
iib66rptlon curve
ABSTRACT: Three strong chromospheri c flares occurred in 1959 followed, after.inter-
vals of several days, by bursts of cosmic rays in the stratosphere with intensity ot
the:primary components 2oo, 8oo, and~2800 times greater than the ordinary level.
Bursts of cosmic rays folloved'chromospherie,flares at intervals of several hours,,,-,-
and magnetic storms and ionospheric,p~erturbations toll owed, theri at ~ntervals,'of : ap-
proximately-one day. Energy spectra-of protons-in-primary cosmic rays were studied!
by,measuring,the absorption of protons in'the upper layers of the atmosphere. The-
intensity.of cosmic rays of.galactic origin attained a maximum at 16-22 km and: de-
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creased at higher altitudes. No maximum vas-observed at high latitudes, n-
and the.i
tensit~- increased gradually with ~Altitude. The numbers of particles created at vari-
ous heights during bursts were measured, and measurements of the numbers of particles
at the same heights carried put before bursts were ~compared. The differences were
then used for constructing-absorption c Iurves as functions of the pressuie in the
stratosphere. It was concluded.froin:,comparing the absorption curves of many bursts:*
that the indices-of differential energy spectra of protons measured before-the ar-
rival of solar,corpuscular streams from chromospheric ffares and haviig"enekgies of
millions of electron-volts lie near:3.0. I.ndices of the same proton spectra measured
after the arrival...of corpuscular .'streamB were near 6.0. This difference in indices~
was explained by two kindo.of protons. Proton spectra,.vith indices near 3.0 belongi
to protons- -the sun and diffusing freely into* interplanetary space i and spec
leaving
ons car-
tra with indices near to,.6.0 belong.i to.-supplementary-streams of fast prot
-ried-by magnetic traps.- i' -tas I.table. [EGI
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Nuclear Pbysics - 21mentary- Particles
Vve of -a- Hodoscope to Study Particle Sho~ers
Generated in lead by Comic Rays in the Strato-'
sphere," S. N. Verncyv, A. N. Charakhofilyw~ Phys
lust, Imeni P..,,N. labodev, Acad Sci USSR, 3 VP
-Vok Ak Nauk SSSR- Vol InI, No 3
Xawaim - shows arrangewnt -of counters. Tbree
4o~ntere-fcrm the so-called telescope, and nine
w. a secondary counters. Hodoncope consisted of
Aseessary nueber,of independent amplifying channels
eci~wcted to each secondary counter. Anplifying
30111
ItrwNuc.lear Physics
Radiation-(Coutd)
~Glrcults of secondu7, counters vww generally
'illosed, and, discharges in, -aw~of .--tkte. counters
4ere not reglutered unless the - neoessary- triple.
Oancurrence occaried in the telescope. Sub-
:~Ultted by Aced S. 1. VavI joy; 13 Jul 48.

USSR/Nuclear Physics Cosmic, Itayi 1)ic 49
Hodoscopes
"Investigation of the Structure of Sboverd,Cre-,
bated by Primary'Cosmic Rays*in .the Stritospherep*
S. N. Vernov, A. W. Charakhchlyan, Phys Inst
ineni P. N. Lebedev, 3 pp
4 *Dok ~Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol IXIX, No 4
Give results of studying structure of sbo~ers
Created by primary cosmic rays in lead and I alu-
sdn=. Specially constructed portable. h 0-
raised to the stratosphere in sounding
palloons used for measurements. Data
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:(Contd),
tra]asmitted by radio and recorded on fast-zioving
''fi*, at receiving point. t Shavers created by
ns i"r,-
y,cosmic. r,ays in lead contained co
,.A;'*4.:more particles than shwers formed im4lu-
This' :difference in'niviber of jwtic~ a
inaicates electron-p is pres*n .t
hoton component -Its
Submitted by Acad D., V. Skobiai yn
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CIURAKHMIYAN, A. N.
CHAFAIGIC111YAN, A. N. - "Investigation of the Altitude Relation Between the
Number of Electron-Nuclear Showers and the Intensity of the Penetrating
Porti6ns of Cosmic Rays in the Stratosphere at Various Geomagnetic Lati-
tudes." Sub 24 Nov 529 Physics Tnst imeni P. N. Lebedev, Acad Sci USM.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Physicomathematical Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-December 1952

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2q (5) SOV/56-35--5--5/56
AUTHORS: Charakhohlyan, A. N., Cbarakfich',,an, T. P.
TfTLE.- Measurements of tiie Intensity of Cosmic RAiation in the
Stratosphere at Various Aitittdes and Latitudes (Izmereniya
intensivnosti kosmicheskogo iziuchen-1ya vstratosfere na raznykh
vysotakh~ shirotakh)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimental'noy i teorati.-z-heskoy fizikiq 1958,
Vol 35, Nr 1q, pp 1088-1102 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This very detailed and compreheraive rork contains results
obtained by measuring the alt_-'~.udrz--dependence for particles.
of various ranges of the soft f~om-pon~,~nt of cosmic radiation.
.1 ax--3 5*1 north latitude.
Measurements were carried out at ; 0
The altitude dependence of e1e,-t_o,-a L-f a gi-ven energy is
computed by meana of the enerD-, sp~.rtrum of muon production
in the atmosphere. Calculated results agree well vith measured
results carried out at 310 north latitude, which indicates
that the great majority of soft component particles consists
of electrons produced by pions. Decay scheme:
Jr + e-+ + 2V and no -), 27. Analysis of ex-
perimental and calculated values for 51 0 north latitude in-
Card 113 dicates the existence of an electron surplus with ranges below

SOV/5-5-35-5-5/56
Measuremerts of the Intensity of cosmic Radiation in the StratoSphere at
Va~~ious Altitudes and Latitudes
Card 2/3
2 0
2 - 3 9/cm .This phenomenon, which is very marked at 51
is probably aawed by I-quanta omitted in the atmosphere
in reactions involving neutron evaporation. Theenergy flux
carried away by these surplus short range electrons comprises
10,ilo' of the total energy flux of the electron component in
this latitude. The magnituge of th8 cosmic ray energy fluxes
at the latitudes of 2 , 31 and 51 was also.determined
(Tables 4, 5). For the energy spectrum of primary particles
an expression was derived with the help of the data concerning
energy flux as vell as of those concerning the intensity
of cosmi6 radiation particles on the boundary of the atmosphere
at 51 and 31 0north latitude. For the primary cosmic particle
flux on the equator (N + 1.1 ) a new value was computed as
p a 2
amounting to 0-487t 0.04 particles per minute.ca . 3teradian.
In conclusion, the authors thank Professor S. N. Vernov for
his interest and for discussing results, and they also thank
I. P. Ivanenko for valuable adv-i~~e. Thera are 8 fijures,
5 tables, and 23 references, 114 of which are Soviet.

SOV/56-35-5-5/56
measureTments of the Intensity of Cosmic Radiation in the Stratosphere at
Various Altitudes and Latitudes
ASSOCIATION: Pizicheskiy institut im. P. 11. Lebe3eva Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebodev of the Academy of
Sciences USSR)
Institut yadernoy fiziki Moskovskoz.:;,-, --,-.gudarstvennoro universiteta
(Institute of Nuclear Physics at Moscow State University)
SUBMITTED: May 12, 1958
Card 3/3

dharakh4n, A. N.
WAMRMU OF COSMIC RAY VARIATIoll IN THE STRATOSPHERE"
B. E. Samosudov, S. N. Vernov, V. F. Tulinov, A. N. LISharakhchian and T. N.
Charakhchiam
Beginning with JulY 1, 1957 (when the IGT programme began) regular measursMents
have been made of cosmic ray interzitY In the 5tratOsPhers at geomagnetle latitudes
of 510N and 640N, while since March 1958 similar measurements have been taken also
at geomagnetic latitude of 410N. The measurements are made with a single-G-M. counter.
During this period 840 sthatosohere cb3arvations were made.
1. The data gathered have helped to establish the existence of a 27-day variation
of cosmic rays in the stratosphere, The sh" of the averaged wave is close to
sinuscidal while the period is.27 or 28 days. The wave amplitude, however, changes
more than 5-fold in the observed intervals. The obtained values for the amplitude
of the 27-day variation'.in the-stratosphere are' 8 to 10-fold that of similar data
on the Earth.
2. The existence in the stratospher
~o of long periodical variations of cosmic.
rays of extra-terrestrial origin has.been discovered,
~. Values have been obtained for the cosmic ray latitude effect between latitudes
of 64N. 510H and 410N. It has been ascertained that the latitude effect between
64ON and 51ON undergoes substantial changes with time. The latitude effect between
these latitudes in the maximum of the intensity curve amounts on the average to several
per cent# and goes up abruptly with increase In altitude of observation reaching
35-20A at an altitude of approXimately 30 km. Several cases of abnormal increase in

eharakhehian, A. N. (contimed)
cosmic ray intensity in the strato a.phere at the latitude of 640N have been discovered.
4. A correlation between 27-day variations of cosmic retiation and the floccu3a
on the Sun, and a correlation between the long period cosmic ray variation and Sun
spots has been established.
Report presented at the Tnternaticnal Cosmic Ray Conference, Moscow, 6-3.1 Ju3jy 1939

21(7)
AUTHORS: Vernov, S. N., Correspondinj Member, SOV/2o-122-5-11/56
Academy of Sciences, USSR, Tulinov, V. F., Charakhch'y&R,.
A. N.
TITLE: The 27-D.-..y Variations of the Intensity of Cosmic
Radiations in the Stratosphere (27-dnevnyye variatsii
intensivnosti kosmicheskikh luchey v stratosfere)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Tir 5,
PP 780 - 791 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors carried out a long series of measurements
of the intensity of cosmic radiation in the strato-
ophere by means of spherical probes. These
measurements form part of the program of the Inter-
-national Geophysical Year; they were duly begun
01, July 1, 11957 at t-mo geor-agnetic latitudes: 1)
near Moscow A = 510, station Dolcoprudnaya, Nauchnaya
stantsiya Fizicheskogo instituta AN SSSRNcientif"ic
Station of the PhYsics Institute AS USSR and 2)
Card 1/4 near I'lurmansk 01 = 640, station Loparckaya, Severnaya

The 27-Day Variations of the Intensity of Cosmic SOV/2o-122-5-11/56
Radiations in the Stratosphere
aauclmWa Stantsi a AN SSSR (Northern Scientific
l
N y
Station AS USSR )). The present paper gives some
results obtained by measurements carried out at
the latitude of 510 from JUl,r 1, 1957 to February 1, 1958,
and at the latitnde of 640 from July 1, 1957 to
October 1, 1957. These measurements ivere carried out
by means of the radioimeteoro~raph RK-1, which
contained &~hin-walled self-quenched counter of the
typc STS-6. The -aulses of this counter were trans-
mitted by "ievno of a radio-transmitter. A short
report is riade on the measurements of the height
and on the gauging of the counters. The authors
describe the results relating to the maximum of the
intensity curve in the pressure interval of 50-90
9/cm2. These results, which are shorn by a di,gram,
seem to ind4C-_te a periodicity in the variations
of the intensity of cosmic radiation in the strato-
sphere, viz. for both of the aforementioned latit-odes.
In the stratosphere the amplitude of the vmve is
Card 2/4 from 8 to 10 times as ~;reat as the amplitude of the

The 27-Day Variations of the Intennity of Coomic SOV/2o-122-5-11/56
Radiations in the StratosDhere
wave on sea level. Therefore the variations investigated
are to a great extent caused by the primary cosmic particles
of low energies, According to the data available for
maGnietic storns there is not in every case a connection
between the varilition of the intcnoity of coamic
radiation and t---4e existence of magnetic storms. A
semiDeriod of the aforementioned variations lasted
14-3� 1 days. Next, a procedure for the more exact
determination of this period is discussed. The authors
thank P.N.Ageshin, V.V.Bayarevich, A.G.Bednyakov,
V.A.Gladyshev, A.I.I.Istratova, A.F.Krasotkin, Yu.N.
Komarov, F.Kh.ldochakov, I.K.Marsh-anov, -and G.V. Chur-
banova for preparing the apparatus and for carrying out
the experiments; they further thank Ye.S.Glokovq., L.I.
Dorman, and A.Ye.Chudakov for their discuss:ngthe
resuits obtained .. There are 3 figures and 5 refer-
ences, 2 of which are Soviet.
CaD~-d 3/4

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The 27-Day Variations of the Intensity of Cosmic SOV/2o-122-5-11/56
Radiations in the Stratosphere
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im. P.N.Lebedova Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute inioni P.N.Lebodev of the Academy
of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 24, 1958
Card 4/4

CHARAKHCHIAN, A. W.
"Energy spedtrum of primary cosmic radiation"
A. N'. Charakhchian. T. N. Charakhchian
Based on intensity data for the electronic 4- -mesonic a;Zd nucleonic components
of cosmic.radiation at geomagnetia'latitudes of 20. 32.0 and 51'. values were obtain-
ed for the total flux of cosmic radiation energy at these latitudes, Furthermore,
using cosmicradiation intensity data at the boundary of the atmosphere at latitudes
of 510 and 310. an expression was obtained for the energy spectrum of primary cosmic
particles. A new -i9lue was obtained for the primary flux of cosmic rky particle
(Np + Ni\-) at the equator (20), namely 0.48 + o.04 particles min-1, cm72 sterad-f.
report presented at the International Cosmic Ftay Conference, Moscow, 6-32 July 1959

VMMV, S.N.; TUMBOV. Y.7.; CHARMCHITAN, A.R.
Measurement of cosmic ray variations in the stratosphere.
Tar. koss. luch. pod semeg na ur* saris, I T strat. nool:48
159. (MINA 13:2)
(cosmic rag)