SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT I. CHISTYAKOV - N.I. CHISTYAKOV

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I STV n K 0 V,
VAZHMrN, N., nachallnik (Kiyev); SUMMIT, -T., predeedatell
(Tashkent);
POROSHIN, V., zamentitell Predeedatelya (Novosibirsk); KLAZ, L.
instrak-
tor; CHISTYAKOV, I., predsedatell (Ts&nrog).
*%=WWAMU"War.
All-Union Military Games of primary organizations of the All-Union
Volunteer Society for Assistance to the Army, Air Force, and Navy.
Voen.2nRU. 29 no.q: 2 of cover S '53. (MLRA 6:12)
1. Otdel orgmassovoy raboty i propagandy orgkomiteta Vsesoyuznogo
obahche-
stva sodeystviya aviateii Ukrainskoy SSR (for Vazhenin). 2.
Orgkomitet
Vaesoyu2nogo obahchestva godeyatviya aviataii Uzbekskoy SSR (for
Sokhatakiy)
3. Oblastnyy orgkomitet Vsesoyuznogo obehohestva sodeystviya
aviataii (for
Poroshin). 4. Minskiy oblastnyy orgkomitet Vaesoyuznogo obahchestva
go-
deystviya aviatsil (for Klax). 5. Komitet pervichnoy organizataii
Yseso-
yusnogo obahchestva sodaystviya aviataii (for Chistyakov).
(Military education)

VOLKOV, A.. kand. tekhn. nauk ~,. aspirant
(glvanovo)
KRR!Pni~-
Liquid crystals* Tekh-wolm. 28 no.,gt22-23 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
(liquid crystals)

CHISTYAKOV, I., general-polkovnik
Drill knowledge for service and battle. Stursh.-serzh.
ntl.l:ll
Ja 161. (MIFA 14:7)
(Infantry drill and tactics)
P"-. ~
.1 -

CHISTYAKOV9 I. (Chystiakov, 1.1 (Dnepropetrovsk)
Happy fishing, friends. Wauka i zhyttia 12
no.4.-61-62 Ap
162. (MM 1518)
(Fishing)

MISTrAKOV, I.A. (Mosk-ya)
Apparatus for determining blood preoLvirO And the
oculooordiao
reflexes in dogs* Fisiolo'shur. 44 no.10tlOO3-1005 0
158
Wy== 0 (MIRA 12:1)
ocula-cardiae reflex. registration appar. (Run))
Cww. "Biol.
sun (Rug))
(EMT. PHYSIOL.
saw (Rue))
(BLOM PIMSSMM detere.
appar (Rug$)

CHI,STYAKOVV IOAS
Determination of the average lethal dose (LD 50 ) and
evaluation
of its significance. Vop, virus. 9 no.5s626-630 S-0
164.
(MIRA 186)

YEVI)OKIMOV, A.A., inzh.; PYLAYIEV, N.T.p Inzh.j
CH157"TAX(PI, I.D., inzh.
Study of the covitational resistance of materialt,
usJvig an
Impact-or-mion test stand under field conMt-'on8.
(Trudy]
INZ no,10)241-252 '64. (MIRA 18t.12)

1 , ko / J, t~>-
CHISTYAKOVe/1.900 1291h.
Smll moblle compressor. Blul. tekh. Inform. 3 no.10:46
o 157.
(Compressors) (MIM 10:12)

Ih v I-"? I (1. 4 J t - . /, (t)
- ; .1 11.tt .
SOLOVIYETAO II.P.9 Insh inzh.
Struggle for the expansion of construction
engineering. Biul. tekh.
inform. 3 no.12:22-25 1) 157. (KIM 11: 1)
('Buildivg mchinery)

RAKOV, Azistoliy Vesillyevich; CHISTYAKOV, Ivan
Dmitriyevich; ITAWT-SKOB-
LIKOV, P.V., inzh., -
(Making silicalcite in the Kirov Plant in Leningrad]
Opyt pr012-
vodstva silikalltnita na Kirovskom savode v
g.Leningrade. Lenin-
grad. Laningr.dom nauchno-tokhn.propaganay.
(Informatsionno-
tekhnicheakii lietok, no.34-33. Stroitellnaia
pronyahlonnost').
Pt.l. 1958. 18 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(Leningrad--Building materials)

CHIISITYAKOV, 1.01.
Struiture of scme liquid crystals in the supercooled
state.
Zbur. strukt. khim. 5 no.4050-556 Ag 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Inatitut kristallografti AN SSSR i lvanovskiy
gosudarstvennyy
0
meditsinskiy institut.

USOLITSEVA., V,k,i MISTYAK0179 I.G.; WWROVA, M.D.
Ttiemrgraphic and polarizing mleros,ope study of
L-asaorbilc
acid. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; kh~m. i khim. tekh. 8
no.is65-
68 165. (MIRA 18-.6'1
1. lvanovskiy gosuldarstvenviyy meditsinskiy
institut, kafedra
bInkhimiI. I kaftidra fiziki.

CHISTTAMWL_I.G._ : ,.
Liquid w7ctalse Kristallograftia 5 no. 6:962-976 N-D '60.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. InBtitut kristallografii AN WSR.
(Liquid Metals)

CHISTYAXOV, I.G.
I - ----------
Liquid crystal texture of sodium oleate.
KristallografAAL
6 no.3:479-482 My-ATe 161. (14IRA 14: 9)
1. Institut kristallografii A14 ESSR.
(Liquid crystals) (Sodium oleate)

.CHISTYAKOV-,. Iio.; USOLITMA.. V.A.
S79temo with-liquid crystals. Part 1: Cholesterol
compounds.
Izv.vyo.ueh.zav.; khim.i khim.tekh. 5 no-4:585-588
162.
(MIRA 15:12)
1. Ivanovskiy gosudaretvannyy meditsinskiy institut
i Institut
kristallografil AN &QZR. (Cholesterol)

CHISTYAROV, I.G.; USOLITSEVA, V.A.
System vith liquid crystals. Part 2: Systems
cholesterol - ityl alcohol and cholesterol -
glycerol.
Izv*vys.uc4*zav.,- -kh1mi khim.tekh. 5
no-4:589-593 162.
(MIRA 15-.12)
(Cholesterol) (Hexadeeanol) (Glycerol)

CHISTYAIW, I.G.
Sims chataoteristics of liquid Crystal textures of the
cholesiArin
and nematic tMne Kriata.Uografila 7 no.5t764-767 8-0 162.
(MIRA l5sl2)
1,4 Ivanovskiy go*daretv*M meditsirakiy institut L
Institut
kristallografil AN SUR.

CHISTYAK 'USOLITSEVA, V.A.; NASYROVA, M.D.; YERSHOVA)
L.I.
Systems having the liquid crystalline state. Part 3:
Cholosteryl
c4prylate and chlesteryl caprinate.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;khJ.m. i
khim.tekh. 6 no.2*1257-259 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Ivanovskiy gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut, i
Institut
kristallografii AN SSSR.
(Cholesterol esterdl (Octanoic acid)

9HISYAKOV I.G.; USOLITSEVA, V.A.; NASYROVA, M.D.
.1
Systems have the liquid crystallinvi'4tate. Part 4:
p.,pl-
Nonoxybenzaltoluidine. Izv, vys. ucheb, zav.; khim.
i khim.
tekh. 6 no-33434-436 163. (KM 16:8)
1. ivanovskiy-gosudaretvennyy meditsinskiy institut
i Institut
kristallografti AN SSSR.
(Idquid crystals) (Toluidine-Thermal properties)

CHISTYAKOV., I.G.; USOLITSEVA, V.A.
Systems having the liquid crystalline state. Part 5:
Faraazoxyanisole and paraazoxyphenetole. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zav,-
kbim. i kbim. tekh. 6 no.3;436-439 163. KRA 16:8~
(Liquid crystals) (Anisole-Thermal properties)
(Phenetole-Therml properties)

S/07o/63/008/001/013/024.
E132/E46o
AUTHOR: Chi 5tyaltovi I.G.
ISTLE,: A study of the transparency of liquid crystals
PERIODICAL: Kristallograftya, v.8, no,l, 1963, 79-86
TEXT: The transparency of cholestAryl caters at different
temperECtures has been studied. It was found that changes in the
transparency serve as criteria, not only of*phase transitions of
the type solid crystal - liquid crystal - isotropic liquid, but
also
as criteria of polymor-phic transitions' inside a single phase
which:
may be liquid-crystalline, The experimental measurements were
made on specimens in an air thermostat through which a beat-.% of
light was passed. The beam was collected in a photoniultiplier.
The temperature could be changed at 0.250/min. Light
transmission was also measured on flie stage of an M~-2 (MF-.2)
microphot onto te r on which a heater was mounted. BecAuse of
uncertainties in the temperature in this case the transparency was
plotted against time as the specimen warmed up or cooled down..
Graphs are given for cholesteryl caprylate, caprate, capronate,
formate, acetate, stearate and palmitate. In each case the
Card 1/2

S/(;7o/63/008/001/013/024
A study of the transparency ... E132/E46o
specimen was carriod through a cycle of heating and cooling and
the transitions are shown by steps in the tran spa
rency/temperature
curve. There is nortually considerable hysteresis and the two
branches of the record do not coincide. Some general macroscopic'-
observations on the appearance of the specimens at each stage are
given but proper crystallo-optical. measurements are necessary to
explain the structures properly. The methods described give a.
quick survey of the field. There are 13, figures.
ASSOCIATIONS: Ivanovskiy gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut
(Ivanovo State Medical Institute)
Institut kristallografii AN SSSR
(Institute of Crystallography AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 3, 1962
Card 2/2

CHISTYAKOV I.G.
~ - -..- , ~ .... . ... - I
Proceas of growth of amectic.texturse.
Kristallografiia 8 noall
123- 128 Ja-l"63 (MIRL 17 z7 )
1. Institut krista3-lografii AN SSSR i Ivanovskiy
gosudarstnmnyy
meditainakiy instit6t,,,

CHISTYAKOV 0
, I.G.; VAUSlitYN; B.K.
Sixucture of& -ba=olas"anisal- d~rnaphthylamine) in a
vitrified
liquid crystalline state. Kristallograffia 8
no-4:570-577 Jl-Ag
163. (PaRA 16:9)
1. Inatitut kristallografii AN SSSR.
(Haphthylamine) (Liquid crystals)

CHYSTYAKOV, I.G.
Structure of n,n'-ponoxybenzaltoluidine and
cholesteryl
caprinate in the liquid crystalline state.
Kristallografiia 8
no.6:859-864 N-D'63i (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut kristallografti AN SSSR.

USOLITSEVA, V.A.; CHISTYAKOV. I.G.
-1111----r- -
Chemical characteristics, structure, and properties of
liquid
crystils. Usp.khim. 32 no.9:1124-1151 S 163. (MIFUI 16: 9)
1. Ivanovskiy gosudarstvennyi meditsinskiy institut i
Institut
kristallografii AN SSSR.
(Liquid crystals)

VAYNSHTEYN, B.K.; PHISIR V I.G.
. -
X-ray study of the structure of liquid crystals with
the aid of' the
distribution function. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.2:326-329
N 163.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Vaynshteyn).

CHISTYAKOV, I.G.; KOSTFJIIN, YO.A.
Vi.trified liquid-crystal fi3ms, Rost krist. 068-73
164,
(MM 17&8)

GHISTYAKOVO I.G.
Growth of single-crystal nematio films. Rost~ ist.
4:74,80
164- tr (MIRA .17t8)

APC02-974o
I J P( c~)
SOUBCE CODE: UR/0053/66/o89/oo4/0563/o6o2,
~AUUVOR-, Chistyakovp I. G.
OHG: Ivanova Medical Institute (1vanovnkiy meditsinskLy institut)
TITLE: Liquid crystals i
SOURACE: U-spelchi fiziclieskikh nauk v. 89, no. 4, 1966, 563-602
j I
TGPIC TAGS: liquid crystal, liquid state, liquid property, crystal
property, ultra-
,sonic property, electric property, magnetic property, heat
prol)crty
ARSMACT: This is a review article dealinm with the mcsomorphic
(liquid crystal) statd
of natt-or and its two modifications, the smectic state and the
nematic state. The
-iibJect bcaelings are: 1. Introduction. Bas~ic concepts and
terminology. 2. Tc%ture
and critical properties of' liquid crystals. (a. Smectic liquid
crystals. b. Nema. tic
!liquid crystals. c. Cholesteric liquid crystals. d. Lyotropic
liquid cl-ystals.) ,
! 3. The structure of liquid crystals. 4. Some properties o:t
liquid crystals. (a. Tlier~
Tral properties. b. Mlagnetic properties. c. Electric properties.
d. Action of ultra-
sound on liquid crystals. e. Viscosity and surface tension.) 5-
Theories of the
liquid-cryntal line state. (a. "Swarms" in namatic liquid
crystals. b. The molecular-
:ntatistical theory of liquid crystals. c. 7he theory of
elasticity of liquid crystals~
16. Practical applications of liquid crystals. (a. Liquid crystals
in technology. b.
Liquid cryz;t1al-5 in medicine and biology.) Orig. art. has: 35
figures,, 29 formula
and 2 tzn:blez.
SUB CODE: 20/ Sum DATE: oo/ onG REF: 037/ om REF: 117
UDC: 542-65

COI~;71AXOV )_i:. ti.
rSMUPA, I.I.. Insbener; CJUSTTAMDF. I.M.
%ilding foundations for industrial trestles on screw
p1les.
Strol.prom. 32.no.7.,31-33 J1 1-54. MW ?.,?)
(Trestlem) (Pile driving)

MMUPA, I.I., Insheamr; CHISTUMV, I,)t,, Whoser.
--V
Building a bridge on screw shell piles. Tramp.
stret. 5 me.cf:
3-8 N 155. (Piling (Civil engineering)) (mm 9: 2")

17
TSQ;Av I.I., ins)b.; CHI lnzh.
0011JAINAP"
Constructing small bridges with frame-type piers.
Transp.stroi.
7 .no.8:26-27 Ag 157. (MIRA 10:12)
(Bridges, Concrete)
Ir

,;4
T37UMPAO Ivan loslfovi~h, 4'nzh.; OHIO,
~f
DCBSHITS. M.L., IzLzh.. q!1noilalm". redo
[Ingineering equipimut foi- screw piles] 1whenernye
saorm'zhaniia na.
vIntovykh gralakh. Moskva, Goo, transp. shel-dor. izd-yos
11~386
77 P. (xm n-*7)
(Piling (Civil engineering))

RYBAK, P.I., inzh.; KRAYNIYq AoL$ inzh.; CHISTYAKOV,
I.M., dotsent
Causes for the breakdown of the reloading crane.
Bez.truda v prom.
6 no.1:12-13 Ja '62. (MIRA 15-1)
,(Cranes, derricks, etc.--Safety measures)

VOKRAGHKO, Yuriy Georgiyovich; DMRZON, Boris
Sasuilovich; IL'IN,
Andrey Aleksandrovich; SAUVON, Stepan
Alekseyeviah;
FALIKOVICH, Bqfts Hoiseyevich; FEDOROV, Yuriy
Viktorovich;
CBISTYAKOV. I-y=-RaxIayj-qh- OKUNEV, Yu.K.,
podpolkovnik,
r ,- SOK~OLOVA, GJ tekhn. red.
[Textbook for the second-class military driver)
Uchebn:Lk
voennogo voditelia vt*go klassa. [By)
IU.G.Vokrachko i dr.
Moskva, Voenizdat, 1963. 376 p. WIRA 16:6)
(AvAppobile drivers)

VJKHAYLCVV N.N., kand. biolog. nauk; KONDRAKHINA, K.N.;
CHISTYAKOV, I.Ya.,
nauchnyy sotradnik
Hygiene of the preputial cavity in boars. Veterinariia
41 no.902-
93 S 164. (MIRA l8t4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut eksperimentallnoy veterinarii.
2. Starshiy laborant Vsesoyuznogo instituta
eksper:Lmentallnoy
vaterinarii (for Kondralchina).

SIDOROVI No; AKITONOVv V.; BOROVSM, Go,- BOCHEp L,l
"IOIGV'-YEV,, 14.;
SOIDKHIN, V.; TETZRINj No; SRHLMTAKOVII-~6 KENASHEV.. V.;
YARTSEVj No# red.; NUZNETSOVA, A.,
USHITIKOV pN.;NOVI-CHKOV9 A.;
tekbn. red,
[Tecbnology summons us] Tekbnika zovet. Modkva,, Moak.
raboobii,
1961. 194 P. (MBU 15:2)
(Tecbnological innovations) (Automation)

C ISTYAKDV- -IL-
lzzammmm-'M-mm~ WAVOW., r
Toward the festlyal of youth, Sov, krofsolusy 5
no.4:58-62 Ap 157.
(Touth-Congresses) - (x= iot6)

CHISTTAKOV, L.D.
I -'--
Now and rare diatous of the Irtysh Rlver~
Bot.mat.Otd.spor.
rast. 12:60-67 J& 159. (MMU 12: 12 )
(Irtysh River.-Diatoms)

CHISTYAKOV Leonid ZWJKOV, Valentin Nikolayevich-,
OVSYA]PAIKOV,
B., red.; NIKCYAYNTA. L.N., taklm.red.
(Taxicabs in Koscow; experience of Moscow taxicab
parks] Koukovskoe
takei; iz opyte taksomotornykh parkav Moskvy. Koskva,
Nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo H-va avtomobillnogo transport& i shossainykh
dorog R%FM,
1960, 78 P, (MMA 130)
.(Koscow--Taxicabs)

Lson~jy Serg"yevich; YARTSBY, N., red.,; SIMY111 X.,
'tekhn.red.
Cr=ituris-, practice In Introducing now equipsent and
technology]
Meball; opyt vnedrenlis novol tokhniki I takhnologii.
Kooky&,
Mook.rabochil, 1960* 93 P- (KM 14t IL)
(Puraiturs)
--N

KOV
-9jLTAjXL__, Leontiy Sergeyevich; RkZINKOV, P.,
red.; KUZNETSOVA, A.,
[Recent development in wood processing] Novoe v
obraboike
drevesiny. Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1963. 82 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Woodworking industries)

NIKONOV, Mikhail Ivanovich; C - -AK(!Ygj.,
TY -.-e
Ha -Aatjj Sgirge e) ich
shurnaliet; YARTS N., red.; KUZNETSO p. 'K,
takhn.
red.
[Speedy assembly line] Skorostnoi potok. Moskva,
Mosk.
rabochli, 1963. 118 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(Construction industry)

MISTVAKOV, L, V.,, KIYUCHATOW, B. V.,.. --!~-,XIIEDOV, V. IN.,
KUZI'4TS-f30',TA, Ya., 20.-MOGA, V. 1.
z
and Hi"'HATOVA, L. 14.
iadiochemical ~Audies of 3i-allation Products of -Silver With
High Enermr
Particles".
'ie;~ort appearing h lst Volume of "Session of The i"cademy of
;3clences USS311
on the Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy, 1-5 July 19,55",
Publishing House of
AcadeRr of Sciences U33R, 195~.
SO: Sum 728, 28 Nov 1955.

"0 '!/51
V156-3111-6,
A ITTH 0F) A., 11odionov) Yxi. Y.~ Shlul-J-in, 0. V.,
11'histyakov, L. V. , -3,
'I IT T Z,'. 'Me nnor~jr Levels. of the Dy 47,11cleus
urovri yt-dra "'y
Zhurnal eks-,,~erincntnl tnoyiteoreticheskiy fiziki, 1956,
Vol 34P Zr 6*, pp 1367-17,80 (USSR)
?ii-st, the authors mention the previouo parern concerning
this subjcct. The purpose of this pti-er is a rioire accurate
investigation of tht electron spectrum (includinf; its low
energy -p nfl and of the soft 7-radiation,glused by the de-
cay of Tb . The electron opectrum of Tb was investigated
by me6ns of a magnetic P-spectrometer with double focusing
of the elect;om beam (R6f 11). The y-radiation caused by the-
decay of Tblbl was investigated by meLns of spectrometric
proportional counters. The exnerimental device and, the i3re-
paration of the radioactive source (Tb -161) is described in
a few lines. A diagram ahovii a great part of the P-spectrum
Card and the electron spectrum for the intervE..l of-the
values,of

T'he '~ner,-y Levele of the Dy1,61 Nucleus SOV/56-34-6-2/51
HQ from 200 to 900 G.cm (obtained by Means of the thin source)
and from 780 to 98Q G.cm (obtained by means of a more intense
fjoilroo~ The aut'.1ors observed nome dozens of elootron linea
tire placed mainly in the low enerj,7 part ci-~' the eliectrum,
but they observed no(althoue.-h if weak) hiFh energy conversion
lines. t table gives an interpretation of the conversion lines
corresponding to the y-transitions o-,^ the Dy161 nucleus and
Llso the intensities for sorne.li -nes. In the Curie (1qYuri)
dicirram one muy discern 4 pLrtial spectrz~ the ener(-.j limits
o: which are given. The following pL~rt of Viis pa-per deals
with t"-e measurement by means of a spectrometric proportionel
counter and of a y-spectrometer. A diagram shows the spectrum
of the X.-radiation and of the soft radiation of'Dy plotted
in the coordinates.(.17, EXly ) vhere N denotes the number of
the pulses and EV Y - the energy of the X- and-y-radiation
(in keV) for 3 different measurement series. The next part
of this parer deals with the determination of the multipole
type of the y!-transitions. A table Gives the experimental
values of the absolute conversion coefficients fo-,, the
Card 2/4 i-radiatiors with the energies .25,75; 48,9; 74,*4
ke7. The

161
o~ the Dy 1,11clelwa .-V
r LL 4 1 t t 10 n v i t1h the ont:r%-Icc 48,9 714,5 ':e-l-'
:7ec-.,ect*ivcIy, to thl~ mc:-xctic . a-.1 electric,-.!-
:Lpolc
o- a s~'-em:! of the enerGj 1-crr-c-Is of
DyiGi or. +ho :)f tlie experimentcl
I'ame t:,.e observed --cnv--rs--on
--d tannot- ba '.n an or
t'ic L--101 niacleuo crea7,-,, levelc '!-),D; 48,9;
7. 5 0:' ' 103 13 1 195
1~0,,-,., Vle POD'kible Oc 1~ e was
neue o. .
-;fL Eccorril n:- to Vti e:creriicntul Dut thic scherde
I-Socs
not ete'l-I to "he
13 Corl-i-Into n-P.
-2
ovehii, I., I..r3azI, 11. -C!:cr,
and:D.F. Zr-~efskiy for the pnrtiaipat,'~on in the
d-*;.sc,,7.sr:J-on
concerning thile---pulper. They, thank. also A. 51iv
..,:.,o Plaided
to the aiit-h~re`I`diqpoual sone new c once rn in.- Via
donver-
cion coefficients of L-subshell atoms. '--'here are 5
f1j,-uren,
4 trbles, an~1.21,-referencoeq, 5 of n~ioh are SovJ.ct.
Card 3/4
3

AUTHORS: Kurchatov, B. V., Mekhedov, V. N.,
SOV/56-351-1-7/59
Chislza~ =_L=~ I Kuznetsova, M. Ya., Borisova, N. I.,
TITLE- Secondary Nuclear Reactions in Bismuth and Lead
During
Bombardment by Protons of-Hifh Energy (Vtorichnyye yadernyye
reaktaii na vismute i svintse pri bombardirovke protonami
vysokikh energiy)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal okaperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy
fiziki, 1958?
Vol 35, Nr 1, PP 56 - 63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper experiments are described
which had
already been carried out in 1951 - 1952p the results
and evaluations of which are, however, published only
now. Bi(Z=83) and Pb(Z=82) was bombarded with protons
of energies of from 180 to 480 MeVq and astatine isotopes
(Z-85) were obtained, the production of which was inves-
tigated by a radiochemical method. With the exception
of At211, which was also obtained from lead, -
Pb 2o8 (Li,kn)At 211 _, it was possiblj to obtain all
Card 1/3 astatine isotopes from bismuth. C(A;~")= 6.10-29cm
2

Secondary Nuclear Reactions in Bismuth and Lead During
SOV/56-35-1-7/59
Bombardment by Protons of Eigh Energy
21o 29 2
cr(A )- 2.10- cm .The At,,isotopes found are nearly all
a-active. At2o3(a,K):T - 7 min, At2o4(K):T= 25 min;
At 205(a,K):T - 25 min;At 2o6 (K):T - 2,5 h; At 207(a,TC
90%):
208
:T = 2 h; At, (K):T - 6,3 h; At2o 9(a,K 95%):T = 5,5 h;
At 21o (K):T - 8,3 h; (For the a-activity of Po 21o T = 140
d);
At 21 6o;Q:T - 7,5 h. The production orooo nootion
of At in lead was %j 10-5 cm. The authors endeavored
to explain the phenomena observed by assuming them to be
thereBult of a secondary reaction of the captii-re of
fission products (a-partioles or Li-nuclei). The production
of light astatine isotopes might be explained by the
capture of high-energy protons with a following emission
of n- -mesons and several neutrons. The cross section
for the production of a-particles with E~ 20 MeV from
bismuth irradiated with 480 MeV protons s determined 2
from the astatine yield as amounting to (5 to 6). 10-25cm
(Perfilov and Ostroumov (Ref 11) obtained-(1,5--1.
1,6).10-25
Card 2/3 CM2.) In conclusion Professors B.M.Pontekorvo and
I.Ya.

Secondary Nuclear Reactions in Bismuth and Lead During
SOV/56-35-1-7/59
bombardment by Protons of High Energy
Pomeranchuk are thanked fo-- their advice and discussions.
There are 2 figures, 4 tables, and 12 references, 2 of
which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: February 20, 1958
Card 3/3

frM. X..QLI MMUS A. the Disintegration of
silver by Past P"t~

FMODICALs Uctrual
"prIse.t.1-any I WarstIchookuy fisiki, 1959.

?*I 3T, Ir 2(a). pp 366-JI) (USSX)

AUTRACT t
In %be V"o.nt paper several experiments
carried out ilk the

Sears 1951/52 sure at
fire$ 'UOO...*4' hich &lead at U* 411-as

4.Seraintationt of the ranges "a angular
distributions of the

recoil st"lei of wase
disintegration products of silver ~cf.

not
T). Figure I h..6 the special containers
Mesa far the A--

VONILICalkloft Of angular "a
energy distribution. The targets -4

we"
aLlwor falls (0.5 ade.2. Lpuriti*st NC, IS,
To. Al,

1% < 1e3%. An e, 10--'%) hich woru
trr*dittdd by

*I. caurrast -0. 1 Us). Tba
following see I ... a tigat.42

'610j ,
A4104(p*,K). 1 70 .'a1 AjK-'^6(K)' t - a at

700 Us Sb 1 16 Jai Rb Zb$2(0*.z). T - 6 b.
and

Curd 1/3

ular distribution of a
T
G
? 1a
Tb

-
.
-
a ang
*as ;;v:&Mff&%Od with the exception of
61lonton for the throe

Al"Otlawas. forserd,
1,ackward, and at 90 to Ste proton be-

(fat-oza. S 4 4 4 580, U.4k.-v4s 122 e- a <
M ); the "..I U

atelawo are . . TL- rer"It.
of the
k.- I. tes .

of 00 angular distribution 0;
the observed activittoo 1. &~.cwto

by table
If figure 2 above Ina vurialla. of the ratio
at ao-ttv-

-d I, the second fila elth C
Itl*&, stap;*! in the fjr:1

.1
(Weak ~Pomxtlftl Sao". th gr In, 0*) In the
rallo.ir.

-T - :r. ". trib...n of it.
reaction prd.

US* doswrtbo& The ma Isotopes
and I.n So73 for the aagl.

T V 00"
Investigated. TbO directly MaLAurOd amber of

nuclei at each *I"*&% in e for "rise. ranges
Is shoon by

ft ox S. VM -rvaro in
range-vaLue. say to xpl&L..d by a4

ShIckaw"
of tbe polystyrene filot. with ~ Iwr*&s. of
the

range. Vw amber of r.aall auclol
doorit.a.. In the -.* of .11

elosou"I Lth &
decreasing Z the rang. Increase.. In figur,
4

0- -q- - m-rj7 curve is sivou far
poly.tyreew and wil",;

Cftr4 2/3 SIM
"I.-Str"m OUrvo is considerably higher end
he* a j-,-
61694 than the silver or,*. Pigure 5 finally
-be =r,'7
'd!*%ributi" Of the recoil unalsi at 90 1
40c. Molly, %ter,
')~& 4 discussion of She rosul to with
roopeal So a qmjj%&jjw
wxVIaeLAAI*u at the distribution I&.* found.
Th. result. oes to
400`rl~ the Rechanim Of the So. Rb, Zr. and
lb
."Pop-Slon Of N-Partial.s, protons and
neutrons. In this "a-
sea S1,00 table 3 1- of great &1*6, b4ch
gives the ta.wred and
.n.-lated a.rgi.o and partial* n-b*ro (L
(a,p), I
.,p.m. a".) for them- Isotopes. 'The authors
finally thatk
11. V- gu=t" &Ad professor I. T. G.yllk- for
their help .,,a
v.laabUr arts. ?her. aro S figure,. 3
tables, "a 21 r%f-
to 1.
A030CLATI00, gb'y.d" 'Ayl list litd.rs,kh
(Joint
I.:, .!,
.:th)
of 0- go
UAL'ITT20, wAftk; 1959
Ard
:

AUTHORSt Borieovap N. I.,-Kurchatov,
Pohelin, V. A., Chistyakov,
TITLEt The radiochemical study of
various energies
8/824/62/0010/000/1002/004
B183/B102
B. V., Novgorodtoeva, V. I.t
L. V.t Shubko V. M.
Am 241 fiscion by neutrons of
SOURCE: Fizika deleniya, atodnykh yader. Ed. by N. A. Perfilov and
V.r P. Bysmont. Moscow, Gosatamizdat, 1962, 48 - 53
TEXTs Even-odd nuclei can be fissioned at different resonance
enL-rgies
according-to which of the-two possible*gpin-states is present. This
241
effect was observed in the neutron-induced f4sBion of Am Because of
241
the relatively low fission cross section *of Am the study vae-made
with
a filtered beam of ralys, despite certain disadvantages of this as
com-
pared with monochro4at~.- neutron beams. The %adiation Wa one in the
HI'T (IRT) reactor under a neutron flux of 5-101 noutrons/0:2!G00
lasting
one hour without and several hours with the filter. The filters
were of
aluminum-alloyed gadolinium, cadmium, rhodium, and erbium oxides.
The
Card 1/2

S/824/'62/000/000/002/004
B183/b102
The radiochemical study of...
Am 241 was extracted from plutonium, thoroughly purified and then
ei ectro-
deposited upon platinum disks to give a thickness 0-15 - 0-5 mg/cm
. The
fission products emitted from this layer on irradiation were
collected on
filter paper and subjectea to radiochemical analysis. The counting
wag
-geometry. The yield
made on a methane flow counter with an approximate 47,
of the different products, as referred to the yield in M099,
increases with\/
increasing neutron energy when the yield of Ba140 is neglected.
Compara-
tive calculations showed tnat within experimental limits of error
thermal.
neutrons and neutrons of the first resonance cause the Dams Mass
yields;
241
in the fission of Am The effect is too weak to allow of estimates
in
the regions of the second and third resonances. -There are 1
figure and'
2 tables.
Card 2/2

ACC NRI Ar-7013696 SOURCE CODE: U.R/0367167/00510021024liO24
AUTHOR: Baranov, S. A.; Aliyev,. I- G. Aliev, r. G.; Chistyakov, L. V.
ORGi none
TITLE:* Alpha-decay of 03240 and.On241
SOURCE: Yadernaya fimikas ve 59 no, Z* 1967$ 241-249
TOPIC TAGS: alpha decay, alpha beam, alpha radiation, alpha spectrum,
alpha
particle, nu_-lear energy level, alpha spectroscopy
SUB CODE: 20
241 240 236
ABSTRACT. The oL-radiation spectra of CM ,On and Pu were investigated
:using a ifi6gnetic C& -spectrograph with dou ing of -particle beam
NY focm 15r.01
:at the angle IfY2. 'In the spectra of Cm , On and Pu were found 12
236
4,-and 2 groups of OL-particles respectively. The energy level
scl-temes of Pu
232
And U nuclei were constructed from the exnerimental data, The
existence of
1 _[743
rotation ban~37 with the quantum characterist Ics li'[6313 and ~j j
in the level
scheme of Pu was proved experimentally for the first time in an
inve5tigation
of the cL-decay of On 241' The half live 241 and On 240
were.determined~
The authors thank I. K. Shvetsov for cleaning radio activity from the
foreiga
particles, and V. M. Kulakovq Yu. F. RodionoVI'Ve M. Shatin5kiy, So
No Belen,kiy,
-Card 1/ 2 -Of

Acc tat AP7013696
He le Al*shins and K,
I* Merkulov -for help with
'
the measurements.
Orig. art.
host 4 figures and 2
sed an authors'
tables. X
Eng. Absi-I CjPRS;
40 572
C,,d -2/2

ckubqyuoy,~~X.
-
_ . 4 , jj~~
,4
Improve control over the operation of organizations
that plan
construction work. Y1n.WM 16 no.1:30-33 Ja 156.
(NLRA 9:5)
(Clenstrjp~tlqn- ludustry-Jinance)

0 /-//y r)l /57 v-,
)19,
CHISTYAKOV .
Designing organizations on a business accountSng basis.
Fin.SSSR
17 no.8:30-33 AC 156. (MIRA 10:12)
(Architecture--Designs and plans)

CEMAKOV. M.; MOW. Do; WSONIXIM, S.
Anancing plamUng-murveyirq; works. ]Pin.SSSR 21
no-7-0
81-85 JI 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. fiachallnik otdola finansirovaniya proyektzVkh
organizately
Stroybanka (for Chistyakov). 2. Starehiy inspektor
otdela
finaneirovaniya proyektzWkh organizatsiy Stroybanka
(for
Sysoyev). 3. Zamqotitell upravlyayusbabego
Proletarskin
otdaleniyem Stroybanka Moskvy.'(for Pashen'kins).
(Banks and banking)
(Construction industry--yinance)

GHISTYAKOV~ M.
Spend funds for comatruction designing and planning
economically.
Fin. S'SR 23 no-7~41-45 JI '62. (AURA 15s7)
(Construction industry-4inance) (Architecture--Designs
and plans)

Ull 1-:39 V.j RABAKKA 7RA , A. (st,Nan Taahkentsko7
she:Leznov doivgi);
FEDOWVI G. (Peaza); KWKOV,, A. (Mavolavl0f; SKVORTSOV, A.
(YarolslavII);
CHISMKOV, M. (Tula); SEROV, B. (paselak Nbihneangarsk,
jjuryaT-5ErA-=R)j SIMMYEV, 1. (lUgod4nekaya oblast');
A4MNOVt G. instrd.-tor profilaktiki'(Yegorlyevsk,
Moskovskaya obl,),-,
- MAIAIMS V. lchelyabImA)
Readeral letters. Posh.delo 7 no.9-31 S 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Fire prevention)

VAKSHIN, G.; SANIN, N,; CHISIIJJQXSJIWPM-r
Soviet-Czoohoolovak economic cooperation is growing
stronger.
Vnash. torg. 29 no,12:12-t7 159. (MIRA 12:12)
(Russia-Poreign eaonomir relations-Ozechoslovakia)
(Czechoslovakia-Poreign Sconomic relations-Russia)

V.I.; AV;U1W, YuqM.; JAPRANOT, I.A.; X167TANTSIT,
L.A.;'PXKSMW&,
YU.A.,- BEV , X.I.; ISMIN, POTA~qg V.1o; KID-TYAWZM#
L.A.; ZMWFo,A.A.: ]OWBOTo A.A.,; WIN,'T.P.;
KffS1N0YA,.A0'P*-j
NIKMA=MO. Zh.l.,; youor, N.V.; M-A NOT, A.A.; PLWIN, Sj.;
POPOV, I.Iffe'; XAMINOT* L.N.; TAKIKOTA, LAO'; BASHKMAELINt'
1.10'';
XMOTI(2, A.'Ta.,- SH"HOT. T.P..; VOROKOT, Y.N.; TWAIN, G.I.;
CHIhTYXOT1 X,A&3 ITANOT. -N .* rea.; 5Lk1XOTtKIT,- MJ., red.;
b&NIKOTA, Ye., red.; NOWINA, 11., tokhm.red.
[Development of the economy of t1a people's democracies; a
survey
for 19571 Rasvltio okonomiki striz narodno'i demskratii;
obzor to
1957 g. Pod red.I.I.Ivanova i dr. Moskva, Isd-vo
sotsiAllne-skon.
lit-ry, 1958. 6i0 p. (MIRA 12:2)
I* Moscow. Nsuchno-issle4oyst. ken" y institut.
(People's democracies) YZIT a conditions)

ZOLOTARRY, V.I.; PIKSKST, Tu.A.; ATSMY, Tu.M.;
KAPRANOV, I.A.; KISVTANTSET.
L.A.; SHMSOV, N.'I.; TFJMIN, Ta.I.; POTAPOV, V.I.;
KISVTANTSIT,
L.A.; ZYKOV. A.A.; NEMUSOV, A.A.; '.MIN, V.P.;
KAKSIMOVA, A.P.;
NIKOLAYARK0, Zh.l.; VOLKOV. N.V.; KALA IKOV, A.A.;
PLAKSIN, S.T.;
POPOV, N.H.; KARSHINOV* L.N.; YAXIMOVA, T.A.;
BASMUNIKHIN, I.K.;
KMOVICH, A.*ra.; SHALASHOV. V.P.; VORONKOV, F.N.;
VSKSHIN, G.K.;
CHISTTAK0V,,M,A.; IVANDV, N.I., red.; SLADKOVSKIT,
M.I., redL;
red.; KOSKVINA, R., tekhn.red.
[Economic development of the psople's democracies]
Rasvitie ekono-
miki stran narodnoi demokratii; obzor %a 1957 g. Pod
red. X.I.
Ivanova i dr. Moskva, Izd-vo sots.-okon.lit-ry, 1958.
61 P&
(MIRA 12 M
1. Moscow. Nauchno-isoledo-7atellskiy kon"yunkturnyy
in8titut.
(Economic conditiond)

BRIM, H.L., insh.; OIJISTfAKOV, N.A.,, insh.
-A,
KZb-20 milling nacbine for facing wheels. Blek.1
tepl.tiaga
4 no.1:30-32 J& 160. (MIRA 13:4)
(Blectric locomotives--Maintenance and repair)
I(Car wheels)

CH'ISTIYAKOV , r.ikh ail A1qk,-=di:,,,vich;
C-CRIT1101 , V. F . , red -
- _- - - ~. .;_..-,. '-. ~ ~,
[Tte P, zechosl ovak Sniallist ReFub--ac; ;--a
eco-.--C,-. ar4
ioreign trade.1 Chekhoslovatskaia
100*.-d-;iist~kch-eska`-,E-
Respublika; ekonomilca i vnesb-niaia
torgoviia. Uoskva-,
:IC)(NII. Ac!" P. (1'11!~A -17:S)

CRISrTAKOV, K.I., kand.ekonam.nauk; XONAROV, TO.I.,
red.; GERA INOVA.
-.1-TC.S., takhn.red.
[Principal problems in methods of industrial plannin
.g]
Oenovnye voproey'astodiki planirovaniia
promyshlonnosti.
Moskva, Gosplanisdat.1958. 85 P. (KIRA 12:5)
(Iridustrial organization) I

S/115/62/000/003/004/010
E194/3484
AUTHOR: Chist v__
TITLE: A pneumatic-hydraulic installation for checking
standard manometers
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, no.3, 1962, 16-17
TEXT: The usual method of checking reference spring manumeters
against standard manometers using a hydraulic press is simple
and
accurate but has the disadvantage that the sensitive part of the
manometer being tested becomes filled'with oil which it is very
difficult to remove and'which, in' some cases, cannot
be,toler-ated,
Accordingly, the author in collaboration with V.D.Nikulin haa
developed a test rig in which standard spring type manometers
can
be checked against a loaded'piston manometer without filling
them Z.--,",
with oil. A vessel filled with oil is in communication with the
base of the loaded piston manometer and the oil level is
adjusted
so as to be against the base of the manometer piston, Compressed
air from a supply line is applied simultaneously both to the
manometer under test and to the top of the vessel that is in
communication with the loaded piston manometer. When the system
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of - one awws for fermentatkm and the other fat
rectillestim. The 11.0 ocaulemete from the rectification
I
ct4um is dhicted to a agvelst sep. volumn. The ate.
"pan Item the letter aft retuned to the mcdtication
column. M. MAch

NALOW0, A.1s.; CESTTAKOIT, M.P.
Fermentation In a continuous.groduction of alcohol. Patent
U.S.S.R. 77,813,
D&CO ii, i*, 1.
47 no.2141654 153)

1J11(C) JD
NOURCR CODE: lilt/00,IU/66/0:10/000/1065/1067
N.4*4.; Chii;Lyakov, N.:;.; Frolov, 0.1.
OA-' 1111"nics, Siberian Soctlon, Aendoiny of Sciences, SSSR (Inatit
Ut
ot%4oloniya Akndoiaii I uk 3SWO
Concernin.Z investigAtion of the nature of the Weaktiald pulse
switching process
ferra-.-Aagne tic Silms1z
Report, All-Uaion Conference on the Physics of Ferro- and
ix.til.erromagaotiam hold 2-7 July 1063 in Svordi-O;~-U~1-
!SOLT.CZ; AN SSS',I. Izvostiya. Sorlya fizichoskaya, V. 30, no. 6,
1966, 1065-1067
ITO?--C 1.7GS: Alorromagnotic film, magnetization, magnetic
suscoptibility, nicrowave,
par.-.alloy
It is sug-ested that the changes in the uhf susceptibility of thin
ferro-
mao-n.otic filvas during pulsed switching be employed, in addition
to the signals picked
:up by the usual longitudinal and transverse windings. in
investigations of the switch-
:izz mochanism. it is shown with the aid of the expressions of
N.S,Chistyakov and V'A.
;1~;natchozko (-~'zv. "N SSSR, Sor. fiz., 30, No. 1, 59 (1966)) for
the Of susceptibility
I;az froquoncies Sar from the forromaGnetic resonance, that the uhf
susceptibility does
not chang,;.) during switching by domain wall displacement but does
change during switch-
in.- by ma,,;.iotization rotation, even when the rotation is
symmetrically bilateral (halt
~tLa =.agaetizatioa rotating clockwise and half, counterclockwise).
The use of both
ord

DUSHENIKINA, Svetlana, Viktorovnaj SYSOYEV, Boris
Ivanovich;-QHISTYAKOV,
,M ~im Tikhomylakl-VOMAKOV; A.y otv. red.j NADEZHDINA,
A,,, :Fed.
izd-va; LEMV., A. 9 tekbn6 red,
(Financing of planning and engineering work]
Finansirovanie proakt-
mVkh i izyskatellokikh rabot6 Mookvap Goofinizdat,
1961, EV+ po
(MIU 3J+: 10)
(Construction industry-Finance)

GALIPOID, A*; XOAMUM9 Ko;,; I,XMILOVSKIT, No; LIVIN,
No;
ymmaws v,; XaBRMITs No
V.I. )KI Ishteln; *dbituary. laektri6heifto no94:94
Ap 158.
(Millshteln,,likkor livmvIchi do 1958) (MIR& 116.5)

.~Hlsmmv, N.
Now oystem of distributlng the state fam profit.
Fin. S= 23
no.12*.43-45 D *62. (MIRA 16:1)
(state farme-yinance)

CHISTYAKOV, 1. A.
'Moore of the Lower Log sad Their Treatment." Sub 17 Feb
47, First Moscow
Order of Lenin Medical Inst
Diveortttlons presented for degrees in science and
angizwering in ftscow
In 2947
80: Sms No. 457, 18 Apr 55

CHISTYAKOV, N. E.
'tlectrical Aviation
Instrumentsy" 1950.

I I ORSTMOV, N . 1.
"Ob uchiste vliyanlya fazovogo zapazdyvaniya b unilitele
na avtomati
cheakuyu.podstroykul" FIektrosvyazlo No.7, pp 27-29, 1940

~GkSTYAKOV, N. Is
CHISTYAKOV, N. L
Chiptyakov, X.-I. defended his Doctor's dissertation in the
Moscow Aviation
Institute im Ordzhonikidze, USSR, on 28 October 1946, for the
academic degree
of Doctor of Technical Sciendes.
Dissertation: "Remote Transmission and Servo Systems in
Aircraft Navigtion
Instruments". Resume: Chistyakov advanced theoretical premises
governing
the calculation of remote ac and dc electric transmission for
rational
selection of circuits and pimmeters in the planning of
navigation systems.
He leveloped a theory of the types or remote
-transmissions-least studied and of
greatest interest. He investigated the basic factors
determinin.a servo-system
operating conditions in navigation instruments and analyzed
general principal
circuits of compass units.
Official Opponents: Profs. V. K. Popov (Doctor of Technical
Sciences);
B. F. Aparov (Doctor of Technical Sciences); Ye. F. Antipov
(Chief Designer
of OKB).
SO: Elektrichegtvo, No. 7, Moscow, August 1953, pp 37-92
(W/29344, 16 Apr 54)

cills7yAbov, N. 1.
23209 K teorii potentsiometricheskikh distantsionrWkh
peredach. Trudy MSc.
aviats. tek-hnol. in-ta) v1p. 6, 1949~ c. 67-811-
SO: LEMPIS' NO. 31, 19L9

CHIST'YAKOV,
X TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 647 X
BOOK Call No.: AF365217
Author: CHISTYAKOV, N. I.
Full Tit-le.AIRCRAFT ELEdTRICAL INSTRUMENTS
Transliterated Title: Elektricheskiye avlatsionnyye pribory
PUBLISHDIG DATA
Originating Agency: None
Publish~ng House: State Publishing House of the Defense Industry
(Oborongiz)
Date: 1950 No. pp.: 465 No. of copies: 6,000
Editorial Staff: None
PURPOSE AND EVALUATION: This is a textbook approved by the
Ministry of
Higher Education of the USSR for students of technical institutions
of higher learning. It may be also useful to industrial engineering
technical workers who calculate, design, test and operate aircraft
instruments. The book is Interesting as a compilation of a
consider-
able amount of material necessary for the understanding of modern
aircraft equipment. Apparently it does not describe original solu-
tions or achievements and its interest is only instructional.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This book Is a compilation of general problems on the
design
of electrical and magnetic aircraft instruments. The detailed
table
1A

~,Elektricheskiye aviatsionnyye pribory
AID 647 - X

Pages
Ch.
VIII
Self-Balancing Potentiometric Remote Indicating

Systems
146-159
Ch.
Ix
A-C Remote Control Systems
160-204
Ch.
X
Remote
Control Systems for Aircraft Instruments

and Apparatus
205-209
Ch.
XI
Level-Indicating Systems
210-218
Ch.
XII
Tachometers
219-241
Ch.
XIII
Fuel Consumption Meters
242-249
Ch.
XIV
Fundamentals cof the Theory
of Feedback Control

Systems
250-320
Ch.
XV
Feedback Control Systems
for Aircraft
321- 8
g3
Ch.
XVI
Remote Indicating Magnetic Compasses
384- 1
Ch.
XVII
Electrical Elements of Gyro Inst7ruments
402-434
Ch.
XVIII
Aircraft
Gyro--Compass Systems
435-472
Ch.
XIX
Automatic PosItion Calculators
4~3-508
Ch.
XX
Radio-Navigation Instruments
509-527
Bibliography

528-533.
No. of References: 82 Russian, 1932-1950.

Facilities:

A
number of scientists and several institutions
of higher
learning
are mentioned in the preface and introduction.

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vmvphrics: Differential Analyzers;
Electronic Switches,
A.Vote to the Editors of the Journal
'Avtomat~k& L
TelamIthani "' N. 1. Chistyakov, Dr Tech Scip
Pre*
Oommittee on Electronic and BAdioeng,
Equipse",
All-Union Sci Tech Soe of Instr.Bldg
*Aytomt i Telemakh" Vol XII 0 No 3, p 231
States that Watkin's differential amplitude
analyzer
(4oscribed in"Tbe Rev of Scl Iastruments" No
7, 1949)
is, based entirely on L. A. Gonchsrskiy's
amplitude.
"Iection, (desicribed in "Avtomat i Telemakh"
No V
1936). Points out Soviet priority in'the
field of
21X
or
Imtruisents. f1r= the edit a coaf rma
the abov assertions.)
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c
,'4
ei)j)x: lilt/001 Jj/(;G/U:jO/OOG/lOG5/IOG7
lov, G. 1.
CIII.ILyiakov, N.- Flo
C'. 10 '~'Y:Acs, Siborian SocLion, Acndumy of Scioncos, SSSR
(Institut
otdoloniya Akademii nauk 6SSIL)
TIT
cc~:Iccrnin5 invostiga~ion of the nature of the wCakfield pulse
switching process
t 'i_ILi_I-SII~Raport, All-Union Conference on t~e
_~Ss of Forro- and
Z"ir' ferro;;~Iaa" i Phyla
hold 2-7 July 196~5
iSO=CZ: ;~N SSS.-t. Izvestiya. Soriya fizichaskaya, v. 30, no. 6,
1966, 1065-1067
To.'-Ilc '.'AGS: ~Orrozma-netic film, magnetization, mngnetic
susceptibility, microwave,
A2==T: It is 5u=estod that tho changes in the uhi Susceptibility
of thin ferro-
rz~=.otic films durir,- pulsed switching be ciaployed, in addition
to the signals picked
~u,-~ by the usual lonZitudinal and transverse windingav in
investigations of the switch
~~t' is shown with the aid of the expressions of N.S.Chistyakov
and V.A.
ie_I*.o (:zv. u c pt ilit
SSSR, Sor. fiz., 30, No. 1, 59 (19GG)) for the uhf a a 0 ib Y
froquoncios far from the forromagnotic resonance, that the uhf
susceptibility does
not chan_-a during switching by donain wall displacement but does
change during switch-
i.;rz by --az~nezization rotation, even when the rotation is
symmetrically bilateral (halt
~tLo =Zzctization rotating clockwise and balf, counterclockwise).
The use of both
1/2

L 08768-67
ACC MR: A-PCOnin
coils and uhf susceptibility, therefore, makes it possible to
distinguloWL
jLctwoon tho izz.-aotization change due to domain wall
displueemont and that due to
Curvos of the uhl susceptibility of a 1500 A Pormalloy film
recorded during
vvitb. a 10 Oe pulse are presented as an illustration of the
feasIbility of
proposad tachnicuo. To record those curves the film was mounted
near the end wall
'of a resonant cavity Vaich was in a side arm of a T bridge and
was excited at 9 kMHz
iiz V%Q 1~102 =OdG- Orig. art. has; 1 tormula and 3 figures,
:SUBB COZZE: 20 SUBM DATE: 00 ORIG, REF: 002 07H REP; 002
') /9~ bo

CHISTTAXOV, N. 1.
P60imlam i Ubo&& RadionringLiM (Radio Reception and the
Work of a Radio
Recei,mr)
by N. I. CHI�jLA_KZ, a textbook for trove studying radio by
correspondence,
2d edition, Military Publishing House, 1953, 224 pages,
price 6 rubles.
(Krafmaya Zvezdap 4 Mar 54)
SOz MM 175, 6 August 1954

CHTS"IYAMT1 N. 1.
RacHoteldinika (Radio engirieerin,g). Eoskva,
Voeni-,dat, 1~9- W~ P.
SO: Yonthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. '(,
14o. 7, Oct. 1!ir-Ij

TSTKIN. Goorgiy Sargeyevich; CHISTYAWV,N.I.,
redaktor; GALOTAN,K.A..
SOKOIAWA,R.Ta.,
[Computation of the degrees of broad-banded and
impulse amplifi-
cation with simple high-frequency correction) Raschet
stupenei,
shirokopoloonogo i impullonogo usilentia a proatoi
v7sokochastot-
noi korrektaiei. Moskva, Goo. ixd-vo lit-ry po
voprosam aviazi I
radio, 1935. 79 P. MRA 9:2)
1 (Amplifiers. Blectron-tube)

LEBM)LIT, Tsevolod L*oMdovlchp.CKISTYAKDT, I.I.
Potyestvennn rodaktor;
SDEDLOVA, R.Ta., tekhnicbeekly radalct6r.
[Radio receivers] RadiopriesizWe ustroiatva.
lad.2-a parer. i
dop. Moskva, Gos.lsd-vo lit-ry po voprosam avi&zi i
radio, 1955.
365 P. (MLRA 8:9)
(Radlo-Recelvere and reception)
ftl~

CHISTUNDY. N., professor, doktor tokhnicheakikh
nauk.
Further =story of ultra-short waves. Radio
no-5:17-18 Ibr'55.
Oladlo,Short, wave) (MLRA B:6)

CHISTTAXOT, I
joggfovich,-professar, doktor tekhnIcheskikh nank;
-,"rnSh6U6r-Po1kovnik, redaktor; SRIBRIS, N.V., tekhai-
cheekly r;daktor.
CHMIo reception an& work of the radio receiver; manual
for persons
studying radio receivers with the aid of descriptions]
Radiopriem i
rabota radiopriemnika; posobie dlia lsuchaiushchikh
radiopriemniki
po opisanilam. Isd. 3-e, dop. Moskva, Voen. izd-To
MinieterstTa
obor. SSM, 1956. 247 p9 Wak 9:6)
(Radio-Receivers and reception)

BARKAN, Vitally Pishelevich; 20ANDY. Tasiliy Kona tanti
novich; CKMTYAXGV-,
N.I., professor, doktor takhnicbeskikh nauk, retsenzent;
ZMAUH. A.I.,
inzhe'ner, redaktor; PBTROVA,I.A., lzdatellskly
redaktor; ZOAM, I.M.,
tekhatchaskly redaktor
[Radio receiver apparatus] Radloprlemnye ustroistvao
Moskva, "a.
izd-vo obor. promyshl.. 1956. 495 p (KLRA 9:12)
(Radio--leceivers and reception)

CHISTYAKOT. Nikolay losafovich, doktor tekhnichaskikh
nauk. professor;
-- . --,"-Wv- tor; GUBIN, Me, takhnicheskiy redaktor
[Use of semiconductors in eagineerino Primenente
poluproyodaikov
v takhnike. Rdskva, lzd-vo 'Znanie," 1957. 31 P.
tyBesoiuznoe
obahchostvo po rasprostrananiiu politichaskikh i
nauchnykh snanii.
Ser.4, noalD (KLRA 10:7)
(Samiconductors)

VT1 5 Vi~0 IV I K0 T 0 C-" 1~ F H
Ch13tyakov, Malay losafavIch CaU Nr. None given
. .........LL.~~~~ I
Poluprovodniki I Ikh primenenlys (Semiconductors and ftelr Use)
Noscow.,
TrudiezervIzdat, 195Tjj 62 p. (Novaya takbnSlr- 1 peredoyyye metody
trada)
Ed*,.- BerebrennIkova, L. A,; Scient1fle Ed.: Chat"rikaw, N. L;
Tech. Ed.: JktwevIch,, 3, L.
PURPOSE: Ow bo*1st Is Intenled for teachers and technical
instructors at
the schools of the labor reserve. It could be of use to the
technical
engueering persoomal and the quallfled wofters of IndastrIal
entarprlsue
COURAGE: 2be booklet describes :in a popular form the properties of
sadconductors
and the physical prJUselples of operation of various semiconductor
devices, Including reft1flers =d nV31flers. Recent Soviet and non-
Soviet achievements In-the field of semiconductor technique are
mentioned, Soviet scientists: loffe, A. F., Davydow, B. L,
Lashkarev', V. Ye., Kolonlyets.B. T., Preakell, Ya. L, Tbme, 1.
Yejand
Vul, B. M.,pare mentioned an hawlM carried out extensive
InvestigaUons
or semiconductor materlase 2here are 10 references, all of them
Soviet,
Card 113