SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT A. DIVAKOV - N.B. DIVARI

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_!),IVAXO,V,-,A., kandidat tekhnictheskikh nauk; KONAEMKIY, A.,
inshener;
PYKEEMV, S., inshener; SHMVALSHIO, M., inzhener.
Refrigerated car with automatic temperature regulation.
Mias.ind.
SSSR 25 no.6:39-41 134. (MLRA 8:1)
1. VessoyusW nauchno-Iseledovatel'skly institut myasnoy pro-
myshlonnosti (for DivM:ov, Konarevskly and Pykhalov).
(Refrigerator cars)

DITAKOV, IT. V., Engineer
"Theoretictal and Bxperimental Investigation of the
Problems Connected
With Gear Shifting Jkring Acceleration of an
Automobile." Sulo 4 Doe 47,
Moscow Automotive Mochanics Inst
Dissertations presented for degrees in science and
engineering in Moscow
in 1947
SO: Sum No. 4y?, 18 Apr 55

- -1 v7d, -Ii .-'I .
lu "0V)
Diagrams for a nevi electromametic couplin:~. Avt. traKt.
rom., '%o C,1952.
j -

1. nvwv~ it, V.
1
2. USSR (600)
4. Automobiles - Trwksmission Devices
7. Dif ferential axles of automobiles. Avt. trakt. prom. no. 12 1,
1952.
9. Monthly List of Rtissian Accessions Library of Congress, May
-1953. Unclassified.

D.R'I&YC)Wy 11. : FADITT77-TCH P
I- . .., .
"Control of th(- Technical CapacIty of a Tested
Autorlobile. Tr.
I (TECOITCY'l YTACA Vol. (, V , / Arri I
fror, the Paisman", . 235. 1 1 'o 4) 1 -
1954, Eritislava, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Yonthly List of Eas-IC, Eurortann Acep:~,,Aons,
(Er,,Al,):, LCP Voi . 4 ,
110. 1, Jnn. 1055, Uncl.

FAW)WICH.B.S., doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk,; DIVAKOV N.Y.
kELndidat
takhnichaskikh nauk; SHLIFYI,I.S., k t~heskikh nauk,
ni
redaktor; VICLIKANOV,D.P., kandidat tokhnicheskikh nauk,
retsenzent;
FOLYAKWIJON., inshener, reiteenzent; YBGORKIBA,L.I.,
redaktor;
MOISLI.B.I., tekhaicheekly redektor
[Methods of testing automobiles and their mechanisms] Metody
is-
pytaniia avtomobilin i ego mekhanizamov. No-7.[Power anti
efficiency
of automobiles] Dinmichaost' i ekonomichnost' avtomobilia.
Moskva
Goo. nauchno-tekhn. isd-vo mashinostroitellnoi lit-ry. 1955.
158 p.
(IC13A 9:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.,) M44nisterstvo avtomobillnogo,-
traktor-
nogo I sellskokhosiaistveiinogo magUiostroyewiya.
(Automobiles-Testing)

IAPIDUS, Viktor losifovich; MIAL17AN, Turiy
Arkadlyevich; DIVAKO-t,,N.B..
red.; ZUIWA, N.K., tekhn. red. I, ..,
[Automobile. automatic transmission] 1vtomobIlInye
avtoo%ticheskie
korobki peredach. Nonkra, Nauchno,-tekhn. Izd-vo
ar'lotransp. lit-ry,
1958. 3.17 P. (HILL 11:7)
(Automobiles-Transmission devices)

ABELEVICH, Lev Abramovich,; DIVAKOV, H.T.,red.;
KALIKOVA, N.Y.,tekhn. red.
[Squipment for testing motor vehicle parts in repair
shops)
Oborudovanie dlia ispytaniio agragatov as avtoremontnykh
savodakh.
Moskva, Hauchno-tekhn. izd-vo avtotranop. lit-ry, 1956.
157 p.
(MIRA
(Automobiles-Apparatua and supplies-Testing)

RUBETS~ Dmitriy Alekseyevichp kand, tekhrt, ---
STEPMIOV, V.M.., red. iod-va; GAUKTIOVOVA, Ye.N.j.
tekbn. red.
NIKOIAYEVA, L.N.V takhn. red.
[Fuel efficiency of motor vehicles]Toplivnaia
okonomichnost'
avtomobilia. Moskvap Avtotransizdatp 1960. 55 P-
(MIRA 15:12)
(Motor vehicles-Fuel consumption)

DIVAKOV, N.V.
Criteria for evaluating autmobile differentials.
Avt-prom. no.6:
?-11 je 16o. C MIn 13 18)
1. Xoakovskiy avtomekbanichoskiy institat.
(Automobiles--Transmission devices)

SMOLI 9- Ivan Ivanol-Ich? kand. teklm. naak; GOLIDBIAT,
Illya Iseuikcivich,
kand. tekh~. nauk; DIVAKOVI N.V.q red.; NIKOLAYEVAp L.19.,
tekbn.
red.
[Motortrucks operated ulth liquified gas; ma*al for
driverl) Gazo-
ballonr7e avtomobilij'p6sobie shoferu. Moskva,
Nauchno.-tekbn. i-zd-
vo M-ta avtomobillnogo transp. i shosseinykh dorog RSFSRp
1961. 141 p.
(HIRA 14: 8)
(Notortrucks--Motors (Compressed gas))

DIVAKOV NM.,ka~d.tekhn.-Au ; LEVIN, I.A..,,,kand.tekhn.ngilk
ffficiont drive ?or the modium and rearmost a'xles of the
Airt.prom. 28 to.8:18-21 P41 142.
11, Makovskiy avtomakhanicheeMY0 Inatitut.
Ubtortruck&-Axles
6m6 iptortmok.
(.MIRA 16-6:3)

DIVAKOV,-LI.; YAXOVLEV, N.A.; KLANNIKOV, V.M., red.;
KOPTEVSKIY, D.Ya.,
rod.izd.-Va- YKZHOVA, L.L., takhn. red.
[Theory of motor vehicles] Teoriia avtomobilia. ~bskva,
Vysshaia shkola 1962, 298 p. (MIRA 16:4)
Notor vehicles)
AM

DIVAKOV, P.D,
- ,
In the center of contamination. Voen. znan. 34 no-7-.24-:5
Jl 158.
(First aid in illness and injury) (Chemical :,arfare) (MIRA
11:9)

BABKIN, I.A.; V3LYUGO, V.M.; DIVAKOV P D ZAPOLISKIY,
G.N.; KIFRIYAN,
K.M.'; KISSM, H.G.1 SILKOV, G.A.; 1,1040RODIII, I.Ta.;
KA VSKAYA, M.D., red.; GHRASIMOVA, V.N., teldm.red.
(Manual for training and testing for a first-class
rating in the
organi2ation *Ready for Antiaircraft Defense."]
Uchebno-mto-
dichealcoe posobie po provedeniiu trenirovok i priemu
norm 'Gotov
k PVOII 1-i stupeni. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1959. 110
P.
(MIRA 12:5)
1. Vsesoy-uznoye dobrovollnoye obahchestvo sodeystviya
armil,
aviat5ii i flotu.
(Civil defense)

DIVAKOVA, Ye. K.
DIVAKUVA, Ye. K.., Cand Tech Sci --(diss) "Foamsilicate and its
physico-technical properties as mterial for supporting
constnictions.11
Mos, 1958. 28 I?p vith i1lust (Min of' Higher Education USSR. Mos
Order
of labor Red Bmmer L~ng Constr Inst Im V.V.Kuybyshev) 320 copies
(KL, 20-58, 97)

SKIMKIY, P.S., dots., kand. tekhn.nauk; SI14AKOV,
I.M., inzh.;
DIVAKOVA, Ye.L , assinten kand. telchn. nauk;
RUBIN,
M.G.., assistant; VAIUAMOVA, V.A.. assistant
[Laboratory work on the strength of materials)
LabDratornye
ratoty po soprotivleniiu materialov. Gor1kii,
1962. 100 p.
- [Log of laboratory work on the strength of
materials)
Zhurnal laboratornykh rabot po soprotivleniiu
mater-talov.
Gortkii, 1962. 33 P. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Gorki. Gorlkovskiy inzhenerno-si;roitellnyy
institut. Ka-
fedra stroitellnoy makhaniki.
(Strength of materials)

DIVAR, Gyargy (translator]
VOOMPOOmm- -
The relationship between the British railways and the
railways
of the continent. Vasut Ij no.9-.16-.17 S 063.

SIMICP B.S.; SIME,, A.; RARKOVIC, It.; KOVACEVIC,
M.; RAKOVIG, V.,
PURINJI D.; DIVANOVIC, B.; JOCIC, V.; MINE, M.
Diet, blood lipids and other indices of
cardiovascular diseases
in 3 regions of Serbia. Acta med. lugoal. 18
no.3::185-203 164.
1. SavemA zavod za zdravstvenu zastitu i HigiJenski
institut
Medicinskog fakulteta u Beogradu.

HERGESIC, B.; FERBER, E.; MAVER, H.,, llkqTAZIJEVJC, D. OD
T OIROVIC,
P.; VRACARIC, B.; SIMIG, B.; DOGOJEVSKI, D.i KLING, I.;
RAMUNI 9.;
MTHOVIC, D.; DAJA, A,,; JaL!G-KRIVODOLJANIN, B.;
PRIBtCIWIC, S,, (Beograd);
ZEREMSKI, D. (Beograd).; VAJIC, V.
Review of periodicals; nutrition. Bul sc Youg 9
no.4/5:147.-146
Ag.-O 164.

I//,? A/ /F- Me
k6kiO. A.L.-, AMIIKYAN, V.G,,-, OGARHSYAN. A.R.; DIVOTAN,
N.M.
Investigation of the symthasls of bensimidazole
derivatives. DAL
AN Arm.SSR 111 no.4:111-1.18 154. (MIRL 8:
1. Daystvitalltyy chlon Akademii nauk Armynnskoy SSR (for .
-
Nndxhoyan). 2.laboratorlya farmatsayticheakoy khi-mii
1&ademli na%Ok
Armymskoy SM.
(BOILzimidazole)

I j I /, --n .% , P ~lj ~IA/ 'I
,,/' / " /;7 / y'// A, 1/1 - M~ .
MOZHOYAN, I.L.; AFRIKYAN, V.G.; DOXHIKYiN, A.A.; TATHvOSYAN,
G. T. ;
DIVANYAN, N.M.
Methyl aster of 5-benzylfuran-2-carboxylic acid.
Sint.getercitsill.
soed. no.1:22-23 156. (MIRA 10:11)
(Furoic acid)

_V Y Al 41 ft Al J/ ;,,1117,
1 f. 1 11 ~ /r/
MNDZHOYAN, A.L.; DIVANYAN, N.M.; MNDZ:HOTAN, O.L.;
BAGDASARYAN, I.P.
Methyl ester of 5-butylmercapti)methylfuran-2-carboxylic
acid.
Sint.geterotaikl.soed. no.1:26--27 '56. (MIRA 10-11)
(Furoic acid)

-I-,/ -;. 1,1*,I"q-jl --j fit 1-f-
MNDZHOYJS, O.L.; BABITAN, N.A.; TATIVOSYJS, G.T. -,
DIVANTAN, N.M.
Propy1furylearbinol. Sint.geterotsikl.soed. no.1:44-46
'56.
(MIRA 10: 11)
(J~Lrfuryl alcohol)

Ar", /;"/"
TATIVOSYAN, 4.T.; DIVARYAN, N.M.
-- 41, - ~
1~~
*~Mw
Yurfurole. Sint.gaterotalkl.tioed. no.1:62-65 156.
(MIRA 10:11)
Mraldchyde)

7".. A 10 1/
/ V .v / /V ) I/V 1j) -
AFRIKYAB', V.G.; DOXHIKYAN, A.A.; TATIVOSYAN, G.T.;
DIVANYAW, N.M.
5-benz.vlfuran-2-carboxylic acid chloride.
Sint.geterotallil.soed,
no.1:0-6? 156. (MIRA 10:11)
(Puroic acid) (Chlorides)

MMZHG'fAN, A.L.; DOVIATYAN, V.V.; DIVARAIIA N.
Investigations in the field of dibasic carboxylic acid
derivatives.
Part 14. Amino enters of p-phanylonedicarboxylic and
p-phenyleae-
acidic acids and their quaternary salts. Dokl.AN
Arm.SSR 22 n9,.2-
65-69 '56. (KM 9:7)
l.Nystvital'W chlen AN Armyanskoy SSR (for
Mndzhoyan).Z.Laba-
ratoriya farmatsavtichookoy khimii Akademii nauk
Armyanskoy SSIL'
(Fatty acids) (Curarelike substances)

KWZROTAbl, A.L.; DIVAlffAl. H.K.
- A . -. -
5-furfurylmercaptometbyl-2-furoic acid. Sint.
geterotaikl. soed.
no. 2:76-79 157. (MMA 11:7)
(Furoic acid)

A-& 4 yj:~z A ZAIr -1-1
61 V It" 1~I/Ir . /// ,
MDZHOYhN, A.L.; TAT)WOSYAN, G.T.; DIVANW, N.M.
Investigiting-tbe field of derivatives of substituted
acetic acids.
Report No.10: Dialkylaminoethyl asters of 0
-alky1mroaptoethyl-
bennylaostic acid. Izv. AN Arm. SSR Ser. khim. naak 10
no.4:267-
276 157. (MIRA 10::12)
1. Institut tonkoy organicheskoy khimii AN ArmSSR.
(Acetic acid)

~Z 7
MNDZHOYAN, A.L..' akademik; 2ATRYOSTAK, G*T*; AGBALYAN, S.G.;
DIVAKUN, N.M.
Rnaearch in the field of faran derivatives. Report No.16. Doki, AN
Arm. SSR 25 no.4:207-211 157. (MM litz)
I. Institut tonkoy organicheskoy khimii AN ArmSSR.
(Puran)

MNDZHOYAN. A.L.;DIVANYAN, N.M.
5--butylmercaptometbylfurfuryl alcohol. Sint.
geterotaikl. soed.
no-3:19-21 158 (KIPA 130)
(7urfux7l alcohol)

MNDZHOYAN, A.L., akademik-, AFRIKTAN, T.G.; TLTEVOSYAN,
G.T.-, AGHALYAN, S.G.;
GRIGORUN, M.T.; DIVANYAN, N.M.; BADALTAN, V.Te.;
WJffARYAN, B.A.
,..- .-Inyss~rtlon In the field of furan derivatives.
Re"ort No.21.
. DokfA, Arm.SSR.27 no.5:305-1314 158. (MIR& 12:5)
1. 1natitut tonkoy organiebaskoy, kbiall AN ArmSSR. 2. AN
ArmSSR
(for Mndzboyan). (Puran)

KNOWTAT, A. L. ; DIVJNIW4, N!~X.
N-A-b~~o37etbrl)lsolrAoljne. Sint. goterotaikl. sood.
no.4:6:1.4;4
159. (MIRA 13:11:1
(laoindolinsithanol)

MNDZHOYANI M.M.; TIMOSIMMO, V.A.
Isoindoline, Report Noel* Izv.AN Am.SSR,Ehim,nauki 15
no,2:c,15-100
162e. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Institut tonkoy organicheskoykhimii AN Armyanskoy
SSR.
(Isoindoline)

MNDZHOYAN, A.L.; DIVANYAN, N.M.
Deri~ tives-of fuisih-f Part 31:' If~dir'zides'shd su'bstit-ded
by&hvides.
of 5LBlliy~ereeptomothyl-2-furaricarboxy2te voids. Izv. AN Am*.!19R
Kh:Lm.nauki 17 no.4t431-435 t64,, (YJRA li--6)
1. Institut tonkoy orgenichaskoy khimii AN ArmSSR.

DIVARI., 14. D.
"The Northern Lights of 22 5eptember 1946, and Its Inrluence on
the Glow of the Sky, 11
Me*, pp 85-88.
(Mleteorojogiya i Gidrolq-iya, No C) Nov/Dee 1947)
SO: U-3218, 3 Apr 195-3

DIVARI, N. B.
"Determination of the Trajectory of Movement of
Sikhote-Alinskiy Meteorite on
the Basis of the Testimony of Witnesses" Astron. Zhur. 25,
No 1, 19~8.
Kazakh AS; Inst. of Astr. and Phys.

WWII, - A
24743. DIVARI, 4.B. Nekotorye Dannye Otnositel(no Obstoyatelletv
Padeniya Sikhote-
Alinskogo Meteorita. Vestnik Akad. Nauk Kazakh. Sars 1949, 1110.
3, S. 44-52--
Rezyums Na Xasakh las.
G. Mokhanika. Gidronekhanikap Aeromekhanika
SO: Letopis' "o. 33, 1949

DIVARI, N. B.
Fotometricheskiy analiz letnego ponlesumerechnogo svecheniya
(Photometric Analysis of
the Surner Pd'ter-twiliglit Luminosityl. Akademiya Naul, SSSR.
Meteoritilta 1r-40, V. 5,
P. 71-76, diagrs'., 6 refs. - 3 ~, 1~

DIVARII N. D.
"The Brightness of the Sky at the Beginning and End of Night",
Iz A Nauk SSSR, Ser
Geograf i Geofizj Vol. 3j, No. 3, pp 242-246, 1949.
Mbr., AS Kazak-, Inst. Astron. and Phyajes, Alxa-Ata

DIVARI, N. B.
"Photometric Observations of Ajiti-Luminescence" Astron.
I'llhur. 26 No 6, 1949.
Inst. of Astro. and Phys., AS of Kazakh SSR

DIVARI, N. B.
Fotometricheskiye nablyudeniya protovosiyaniya (Photometric
Observations of Counterlaaw).
Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, 1949, v. 26, no. 6, P. 355-362,
tables, diagrs., 8 refs.
al.A47. v. 26

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EtWbh abktr. in Aso". Nem Letter (1fam.11
No. 35. 3 M6.11.195 I I.
Tbe retio 0 + 14) of radiation preswic OmAcrition
10 SCIAt FavitatiOnal amlerktion Is calcuLitcd for
H, ft Na wW Ca I. a value of 0-1 For residuit!
intensity of the appooprialp solair line being assurned
it an &=Mfg Value Was W known. Vic larent
value of (I + 11) WN 236 N 41. ratIMAICA or
0 f- 1&) in the martWo uMm atmthottre %how that
morinal radiation mmue win not proilticv a gaw"
UP to t* earth. Apparent values of (I + #) up to
2 123 am observed In co=t's faik. sL w. ovrmv-4
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USSR/Ast'ronomy- -Ilight Sky M61PAM 51
"Stellar Component of Night Ski Glow," N. B.
Divari, Astrophys Inst, Acad Sci Kazakh SSSR
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXVIII~ No 3, pp 163-171
Observations for subject investigation vere
perf orined in' vicinity of Alma-jita in 19-46 anti on
Lake 1!3syk-Kul In 1949. Used photometerg dii-
sLgned by Acad V. G. Fesenkov, A:tm and zodle.
cal components, taken from tables by Fesenkov,
mere deducted from total sky glov. Cosmic
compon.ent.of glQw.was found equiv to 956 stars
of let magnitrde. ivari was assisted by
D
Acad flesenkov.
18W2

USSR/AstronoW - Aberration Iqov/Dec 51.
"Prdblem of Dependence of Aberration Constant on
-,Spectral Class of Star," 39. B. Divari, Inst of
Astr and. Pbys,A6qad Sol Kazakh 00
qstron zhue.vol xr=, No 6, PP 518-527
:'Studies, subject dependence curve wing observa-
.iionsi ana articles by foreign observatories. At-
'tempta tQ find reasons for this phenomenon In the
difference of light's velocity relative to spec-
tral Ows and vave length. Nevertheless results
camot be c(mmidered. very accurate. This problem
is imRportant from astrophys standpoint.
19I#T8
94T8

DIVARI, 1%.B.
Daily. variation in brightness of the night sky. Isv.AN
lazakh.SSR no-99:3-15
151. (KIJU 6.10)
(stars)

Xigbt Sky
/Feb 52
"Deep Twiligbts Near the Horizon," N. B. Divari,
Astropbys Ibst, Acad Sci Kazakb 85R
tliz Ak ftuk BSSR, Ber Geofiz" No 13 PP 79-84
The presence of bal-f-twilight.'glow, previously
pointed out,by Aced V..G. Fesenkov,,is prdved,by
means'of a'lene' free pbotometer-of his construc-
tio*,;...The incongruity of foreign literature, con..
sidering-tbis phenomenon as cart of ordinary
t_
.rjlIg,ht is proved. A bypotbesis, stating that
tb.e~half-twiligbt j,,low is direct4 connected vith
euXasive lines of the nigbt~sky, is suggested.
Submitted 19- Jun
2M46

DIVARI, N. B.
Alma-Ata Province - 1!eteorites
Bolide of July 19, 1950, observed in Kazakhstan. Mleteoritika
No. 10, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress
June___ , 1953, Uncl.
.1 ---- - -

DJII.ART, Y. B.
IOR/Astronomy - Zodisc&l Light Tan#ob 52
'Photometric Investigation of Zodieral- Light,"
It. B. Divari, Inst of Astrophys, Acad ~ci
Kazalth
"Asti-on Zhur" Vol XXIX, No I, PP 49-56
Observed in fall 1946 on Kamenski-y platform ne&r
Alma.-Ata and in sumer 1947 in Sredniy Talgar
Canyon in Tien-Sban mountains, altitude 3,200 'a.
Used Feaenkoirls Pbotcmeter. Concluded,tbat
north-
..ern and eastown zodiacal lioits have 2
components:
virtual. zodincal light and some recidual light
of
stm 4yrigin oIII twilight taturp. Received 10
Mar 51.
202T6

DIVARI, N. B.
USSR/0--ophysics - 111-1,ght Sicy,
jj
"Photomc-tric Obs"mitlono of !.11(, NiT,,ht Sky, 11 J. B.
Divari, Ode.--..,-a PoiyLoch Inst
PrIxoda, No '~, pp 88,S9
Discasses results of observations of the nig-lit s1q
condoteted in the mountkins of
Zailiyslciy Ala-Uai~i near Lake Issyk-kul in S,-.Iry-Ishl-k
Otra-,1 des:,~rt. 11'entlon.,:-Ac~,d V. G.
Fesenhov's special p',-iotmaetric which was used in the
observations.
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Sol w =I=A~OLIFMI

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it

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count terglow. TPu muuttr~

Ii; ow at
related )~o modem lgeop:hyaljaj j:haorlj~ With ~,aTan rpeent Itugslan
rovers Callected

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T, 65 It. July 19544 H,, Thv c6uhtertlow fi~-,(AAtel

geophysical theories. ;% )~ . ,
of -the cowiter. glow. Feql-cw V G e~

Report of addresa.

metric
obseriatiuns of the counto4joVr._ Fer
t

artk ej.' Karijr
iov AL G ThebaturL:of the!countPrglow. Divari, N. B., The press,~re of
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ablar rp ill-AtIon o_
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DWB. . Fir6redition, July J932, und(,- Title:

Earihls.j
md The cobnterg6

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of above. cited l'i

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inplcte .1 trarul~ Maus o
the' J~t 5 pape cited abtWc; acco,uppr4od

ator s .commentary Ovil
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evidenc,~ a., prt
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the
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the'co'uraeFg1c;%~
id- i
Central- "Jn.1942-44,~ And confirmed by photometric ;)l>ser%,at:om5
rn - n'
el-Wral &-qiiiters 4trononical, geometrical and .qs -well as
thev-vtlcul
I The .11
'd
t%q ence "- d;-Ii oughly ilt thesee art:clfs and 6 wnply illistl
aied. ThL ss~:C,)nd (I V5~'
-a Ih.
L I Ole glanirt.,
flud, mnlainsIraw-latitias of. the two added.puPM,(KA%wn)v and
'h
(,f 'the Coma,- low and lh~ Pr~vsure of Solar Hadiatkm on At'nnc
Gzx~ts. ti-six:04-cly. I e ,
tii~,&U~ rg 0 - ' . . 1~1 . .
sion io ffinpli6ed to'26 p;iges, involving a dikm~slun c.,'f the mot
of the ta;l~ the dived g:.. n)
the (O$3) 016ory., Cortcetion 4 in
-Of ihc-44, i the Bennett-U~lb~trt.theoiyutw~
~trans-'Iaridfii~,: critical und'a ro6d tire
Cie 0 ).'1 Z!t ,~Parai( I
inclLded in: b" llcreword (the'oe4onah� ol"O'ev'Cral 61 t1i articbv ar
vi ~ T-,~ y"
Subjerl. I&Ijinp: 1. Gunn# tall of awth's atmosphete 2, Exosphetq -
3, Couutuglw.-,
Al. R.

Dissertation: ffInvestigation of Zodiacal Light on the
Basis of Photo-
metric Obser7ations of the Night Sk3,.w Cand PhyB-Math
Scip Moscow
Order of Lenin Stsite V imeni M. V. Immonosav, 19 May
54. VecherrWaya
MoskvR, Moscow, ICI May 54.
SO: SUM 284, 26 Nov 1954

DIVARI, N.B.
Effect of fluorescence quenching on the luminosity of
the
night sky. Izv. Astroflz.Inst. AN Kaxakb.SSR 1 no.1/2-
176-178 '55. (RLRk 9:10)
(Night sky)

DIVARI, B.B.
iv
New method for Baparat-Ing the luminosity components of
the
night sky. Isv. Antrofts.Inst. AN Xazakb.SSR 1
no.1/2:179-
187 '55. (W~m 9--10)
(Night sky)

DIVARI, N. B.
"Electrons in Interplanetary Space from Observations of
Zodiacal Light" Voprosy K
Kosmogonii,, Moscow, Vol. 4, 1955, pp. 127-135
Translation ATIC-242122
F-TS-8853/III
568474

7ESM(N, V.Gt,,,!D
The problem of' zodiacal light in connection with the
International
Geophynical Year. Astron.zhur..33 no.3:391-403 156.
(MLRA 9:10:1
l.Antrofisichaskiy institut Akademii nauk KazSSR.
(Zodincal light)

f RI
-."Some Resulta. of Dayluo _Ilectrophotometry of -the Bright
SIQr"
it
by- G. Sh. Liv hit 1 56)
6 s,,.-zv. strofiz. in-ta AN KazSSR, No 25 19
PP 131-143 (from ReferativnY.Y Zhurnal -- Astronomiya,
Geodeziya,
No 3, Mar 57, Abstract No 1962 by N. B. Divari)
Results of brightness measurements in the aliaucantar of the
sun, car-
out by the writer at the Mountain Astrophysical Observatory of
the
Academy of Sciences Kazakh SSE! from 1!?51 to 1953 are
described. A daylight
.. electrophotometer with a selenium photocell and a stopping
layer was used
:for readings. The instrument contained glass filters for wave
leag~ths of
1455, 546, and 636 mu. The brightness, the diffusion index and
the mirror-
like reflection from the winter snow blanket were
investigated. (U)

Vig - /,~ /-V. 8
K
"Dependence of the Terrestrial Atmospheric Transparency Coef-
ficient on Wave Length," by T. P. Toropova, Izv, Astrofiz, in-
ta AN KazSSR, No 2, 1956, pp 154-158 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Astrono-miya, Geode,iya, No 3, Mar 57, Abstract Fo 1963 by 14.
B. Divari)
Monochromatic transparency'coefficients of the terrestrial
atmosphere-
'Within wave lengths of 410 to ?010 mu were measured. The
observations vere*
carried out in the fall of 1952 and 1954 at the Astrophysical
Observatoa7
of the Kazakh SSR by means of a solar Spectrograph with glass
optics silver
-sulfite photocell with a stopping layer as radiation receiver.
The resiLlt-
ing --onoichromatic transparency coefficients agreed vithin 1 to
21~ with those
Obtained by N. I. Ovchinnikov by means of an aureole photometer
with filters.
(U)

DITARI, H.B.
Polarization properties of the twilight sky [with
9-c=qry in
German]. Izv.Astrofix.inst. AN lasakh.SSR 5
ncl-7:89-109
'57. (MUIA 10:7)
(Night sky) (Polarization (Light))

DIVARI, W.B.
%WqvW1mWWmT6T:~rizi - o"no "llgtt In thS 2enith of a
twilight sky. Dokl. AN
SSSR 112 no.2:217-220 Ja 157. (X12A 10:4)
1. Astrafizicheskly institut Akademii nauk KazSS31.
Predstavlono
akademikom V. G. J*senkovym.
(Polarization (Light)) (Sky, Color of)

al -
jig

3(0)
2,7THOR: Diw~ri, IN-
SOV/"-o-122-5-13/56
TITL'-": On the Variations of the Color of the
(Ob i--.i-iieiwniyakh tsvota sumoroehm---c iwtla)
PEI-- I OD I C'LL Doh-laJy A'-ademii nauk SSSR, Vol 122,
17r 5,
iii) 795 - 798 (USSIQ
ABSTR~'~C'T: In order to exDlain the c--.uses of the
variation of the
color of the twili,3ht sky, the autho,-o carried
out photoclr~ctric neaourements of the distribution
of the light enorz-,y of the twilight sky in the zenith
and compared the results obtained with theoretical
calculations. Investi.-ations -;;ere carried out on the
Kamensk-platenu (y =43.20 North, X= 760,,,61 East,
H= 1450 m abcve sea level) in the ti.--2 from October
10 to November 1, 1956 by mea-,.s of a photoelpctric
photoncter conztrrated by V.I.'-'orozov (Ref 1). The
seven interforence filters uced for thec;e --ecasureme.-As
were centered to the wavele!'Zths 3067; 369; 403, 437;
Card 1/,j 5~4; 580; an6 593 mp. The brig'-Itness of the
t,;.ilight

6n Vic' Variations of the Color of the TwilirZlit Sky
SOV/'2o-122--5-13/56
-ky was calculated only with consider,-Aion of the
scatterinG of the ffirot order for a 3-pherica.1
atmosphere without taking diffraction into account.
A formula for the calculation of the briGhtness
I of the sky :Ls written down. A comparison of
calculated and observed values of brigiltness gave
the folloviing result: The intensity of' the observed
twilight luminescence is rather near the intensities
of the scattered scattering of the first order for
all wavelengths of the visible spectrLA range only
if the sun is from 0 to 6.5 0 below the horizon. Por
lo-.-.,e.- positions of t1he sun the oboerVed intersities
are by several. orders of magnitude ~;,,ctiter than the
observed interi:~_itics of ccattering of the first order,,
If the sun is below the horizon by moie than 8.50,
sc-.tteri,.,.- of the fir.-t order plays a comparatively
minor part in the tot-,-! flux of the celestial radiation
in the zenith. This applies to a-11 reE~ions of the
visible spectral rarge. The color of the t,.-,ilight sl:y
can be characterized by the color temperature. However,
Cavd 2/4 the enerGy distribution observed cannot be
representei':

Gn the Variations of the Color of the Tviilioht SII-y
SOV/2o-122-5-13/56
by onlY -- sinUlc v!-,,Iue of the tc:~,pe_-ature
the spcct,~~:J ral~;e. Th,-r,..fo:te, the cpectral range
investiC~_~ted ;.-as subdivided into two ranCes 370-440 m~L
and 440-610D mp). The mean values of the color
tem'oe-atures for these trio ranges are compiled in a
table. For the variations of the color of the twi-
light sky mainly the spectral range of 440-600 mp
is probably responsible, i.e. the range of the
Shapyui-absorption band of ozone. The enerjy
distribution observed depends to a considerable
e.-tent on the absorption by ozone in the Shp-pyui-l:and.
Also the ratio of radiation intensities in 2 spectral
ranjes may serve as a characteristic of the color of the
t,wilij3ht sky. Twilight in the zerith probably ends;
when the sun is 8-90 below the horizon. The ranje of
9-140 cannot be looked upon as a period of transition
from t,.-.,iliZht to ni-ht. The observed char.-Icter of
0
the energy distribution in the spect-rum of the
nocturnal sky depends not only on the existing ozone,
Card 7)/4 but also on the General character of the
absorption

On ~he Variations of the Color of the Twilioht Shy
SOV/2o-122-5-13/56
of liL-),Iit in the atmosphere of the earth. There aire il
fib-ures, 1 table, and 12 references, 6 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOC IATI01i: Astrofizichec-kiy Institut Almdemii nauk
KaZSSR (Astro-
physic.3 Institute of the Academy of Sciences KazSS'.R)
PRESEUTED: June 2, 1958, b,, V.;.!.F.,2enkov, Acarlemician
I a
SURMITTED: May 28, 1958
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3(l) 1) 1 VA ~ k )(U - B ,
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/2464
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komitet po meteoritam
Sikhote-Alinskly zheleznyy meteoritnyy dozhdlj, tom 1
(Sikhote-
Alin' Iron Meteorite Shower, Vol 1) Moscow, Izd-vo AN
SSSR,,
1959. 36.3 P. 1,200 copies printed.
Reap. Ed.: V. G. Fesenkov; Deputy Reap. Ed.: Ye. L. Krinov;
Ed. of Publibhing House: I. Ye. Rakhlin; Tech. Ed.: G. N.
Shevchenko.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for earth scientists. and
astronomers Interested in meteorite phenomena.
COVERAGE: The collection of articles is the first- of three
volumes devoted to a study of the Sikhote-Alin' iron
meteorite
shower which fell on February 12, 1947. Individual articles
discuss the location of the fall, the types of
craters,forned
by the impact, and the mineral composition of the meteorite
fragments. Information presented in this series) including
ey6witness reports, wiis obtained by members of the AN SSSR
Card 1/3

Sikhote-Alin' Iron Meteorite S4,Ower, Vol I SOV/2464
Committee on Meteorites during its four expeditions made be-
bween 1947-50. Photographs accompany the text. No perso-
nalities are mentioned. No references are given.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Fesenkov, V.. G., and Ye. L., Krinov. The Fall and Study of
the
Sikhote-Alinskiy Iron Meteorite Shower 5
Shipulin, F. K., and L. N. Khetchikov. Geographic and Geologic
Characteristics of the Location of the Meteorite Shower Fall
19
P1YArJ,,_g,B, Phenomena Accompanying the Fall of a Meteorite
Shower, and Its Trajectory in the Atmosphere 26
Krinov, Ye. L. Circumstances Surrounding the Fall of the
Meteorite Shower 99
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Sikhote-Alin' Iron Meteorite Shower, Vol I sov/,,:~464
Krinov, Ye. L., and S. S. Fonton. Description of Meteorite
Craters, Pitting Places, Locations of the Fall of Small
Individual Pieces of Surface Dispers:Lon 157
Sarybatyrov, S. 0. The Form and Characteristic Peculiarities of
Meteorite Shower Craters Based on Aerial Photography Jo4
Fontov, S. S. Use of the-Magnetio Method to Locate Meteorites
and Their Fragnents 312
Krino,V, Ye. L. Catalog of the Parts of a Meteorite Shower 322
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
MM/jb
10-21-59
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12
30)
AUTHORSt
,A,,,,_Asaad, A.S. SOV/33-36-2-16/27
TITLEs On the Emission of the Green Line of the Fight Sky in
Zodiacal Light,
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnalol9599VOl 36,Nr 2sPP
327-333 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Dtiring the sta-y of the expedition of the Acadomy
of Sciences
of the USSR in Egypt (autumn 1957) the authors investigated
the green line [011 A 5577 of oxygen in the rogion of the
zodiacal light. They used a photoelectric photometer with an
amplifier of V.I. Noroz. Z-Ref 1 7 produced in the
laboratories
of the Astrophysical Institute ~f the Academy of Sciences of
the Kaz SSR. It is shown that there is no enhancement of the
mentioned green line of the night sky in zodiacal light.
The investigations of M.G. Karimov, G.A. Tikhov, Z,V.
Karyagina, K.K. Chuvayev are mentioned.
There are 12 references, 8 of which are Soviet, 2 American,
1 Japanese, and 1 German.
SUBMITTED: August 9, 1958
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85934
S/169/(YD/000/010/011/013
AOO5/A001
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1960, No.
10, p. 210, # 13207
AUTHOR: Divarj,_NB,,
TITLE: On the Color of the Twilight S!9 in the Zenith
PERIODICAL: Izv. Astrofiz. in-ta. AN KazSSR, 1959.(1960), Vol.
9, PP-:96-107
(English summary)
TEXT: Results are presented from photoelectric observations of
the energy
distribution in the twilight sky spectrum in the zenith. The
observations were
carried out in autumn 1956 on the Kamenskiy plateau near
Alma-Ata (43.2 0N) with
a photoelectric photometer with interference filters centered
at the following
wavelengths: 367, .369,-405, 437, 554, 580 and 590 m AL. The
observation results
are presented in tables which show the absolute values of the
brightness of the
twilight sky in the zenith'for the wavelengths mentioned for
the Sun submerged by
0 - 180. Moreover, tables are presented of the
computed,brightness values of the
twilight sky for dispersion of first order with allowance for
-the light absorption
by the atmospheric ozone at its various content. It is shown
-that the observed
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85926
S/169/60/000/10io/oii/013
On the Color of the Twilight Shy in the Zenith A005/A001
distribution of intensity of the twilight sky radiation is
characterized by a
wide minimum _ILn the yellow-green section of the spectrum,
which is caused by ab-
sorption of the\solar radiation by ozone in the Chapuis
band. The changes in the
intensity ratio of the twilight radiation in the blue and
red rays are charac-
terized by the existence of a maximum at Sun submergences of
marly 100. These
fluctuations of the blue-red ratio are caused by absorption
of the solar radiation
by ozone in the Chapuis band as well as by the difference in
the altitudes of the
so-called effective twilight rays for different wavelengths.
A table of the al-
titudes of the effective twilight rays is added for nine
wavelengths and Sun sub-
mergences from 0 - 180. The comparison of the observed
brightnesses with the
theoretically calculated brightnesses shows that the
dispersion of first order
causes, at Sun submergences from 0 to 60.5, the observed
brightness of the twilight
sky in the zenith. At greater Sun submergences, the observed
brightness exceeds
considerably the brightness caused by the dispersion of
first order.
N.B. Divari
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the
original Russian eCostract.
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S/169/62/000/009/111/120
D228/11307
AUTHORS i DivariN. J3. and Asaad, A. S.
TITLE: Photoelectric zodiacal light observations
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, ~;eofizlka, no. 9, 1962,
18, ab:-,
stract 9G13(.3 (Tr.. Astrofiz. inta, AN' KazSSR, 1,961,
2, 52-122)
.TEXT: The observations were made by an expedition of the
Aotro-
fiz'icheskiy institut AN KazSSR,(Astrophysics Institute, AS
KazSSR)
in the United Arab Republic from October 22 to Novembez 22,
1957t
by means of a photoelectric photometer. The photometer's
optical
part was attached immovably on a verticai tube..Anly part of
the
sky was sighted by means of a rotary head, consisting of
two'quite
40
internally-reflecting prisms.*A 03Y J(FEU-19) photomultiplier
served as the radiation receiver. Observations were made with
A-
557 and 552 X interference filters (half-width of 80 - 85 A)
and
with)f6C_-49 (ZhS-18) (Amax 541 a~u) and C-(--q (SS-4)'
(A-max = 414
__.glas~j filters. The results of observations for the
almacantars
(lard 1/2

62/000/009/111/120
8/16
Photoelectric zodiacal l-',ght D228YD307
0 0
z = 80, 70, and 60 over 10 in azimuth and also along the zodia
cal light axis are given in tabular form. Besides the direct va,
lues of the zodiacal light brightness I , the authors cite extra-
atmospheric values of I, obtained from the formula:
I = IZ(P + 0.02)..'Oc z
Here Pis the atmospheric transparency factor for the filter in
(~Uestion. According to V. G. Fesenkov, a 0.2 increase of P allows
the influence of the diffusion of light of the neighboring zodia-
cal light sections to be taken into account..Z-Abeitracterl.E; note:
Complete translatione-7
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DIVARI, N.R.
DistritOLIUV.)n of rh~,- -jr,
I Trudy Pst-rof iz. his t.ANT K--L7,J--h.SSP, 3
98-2-'10 1 6,r",
(,MIRA 16.11)

DIVARI. N.B.
Evaluating the velocity of the fall of some specimen
of the
Sikhote-Alin meteorite shower. 'Meteoritika no.2201-41
162.
(MM 15:18)
(Sikhote-Alin-Range-Matearites)

-DIVAIUS N.B.
Photometric analys4a of twilight based on sky brightness
neasurements
in the vertical of'thet sun. Geomag. i aer. 2
no.4:,7206..731 JI-Ag 162,
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Ckleaskiy politekhaicheakiy institut.
(Twilight) IPhotometrY)

- - - -- - -- - I
DIVARI, N.B.; TROFIMCIVA., L.S.
Airglow analysis based on brightneases observed at two points
on the solar vertical circle. Geomag. i aer. 3 no-4:657-665
Jl-Ag 163. OMIRA 16:11)
1. Odessk-'Iy politekhnicheskiy institut.

DIVARI, N.B.
Dependence of the twilight sky brightness on the moon's
aqe. Geomag.
i aer. 3 no.6:1136-1138 N-D 163. (MIRA 16-12)
1. Odesskiy politekhnicheskiy institut.

ACCESSION NR: AP3004328 S/0033/63/040/004/0717/0718
AUTHORt Di.vari, N. Be
TITLE: The influence of the~uoon on the brightness of zodiacal
light
SOURCE: Astronoxichaskiy zhurnalo v. 40g no. 49 1963t 717-718
TOPIC TAGS: zodiacal light, age of moon, solar radiation
scattering,
dust particles
ABSTRACT: Dependence of the brightness of zodiacal light on
the age
of the moon has been detected. It shown that a considerable
fraction,
if not all, of the brightness of the cones of zodiacal light
is due
to scattering of solar radiation by dust particles which are
close tL-o'
the earth. Orig. art. has: 3, tables and 2 figUTeB.
ASSOCIATION: Odeaskiy politakhnicheskiy inatitut (Odessa
Polytechnic
Institute)
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i, ektive spectrM sensitivity of the M ti
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each 101 in m1mv th
'Yag t4e abnuoinitora z -j- 40, 60p 600 71) and 80% 11a eoUpUc and
galactic o-ocirdInvittis
'of the observed points of die a1W were computod by n grapble method
with an accura.Ty of 1%
rh,3 abijolute brigbtness v1 the zodiavallight was determined In blue
and g-reen :rayg m both
~olarl2ed and gimeral llft,, and the b2ightneasdiBtribution along the
eeliptic and pe.-Pan-
Ziculax to it was approiiiinated by an mitaydeal enression, The color
o.' L, ie z-c;-,,,' ac L! light
,1W
&g fatind to be lnd4pendiad of sol4; alaaptlon, - Observations
averaged for jill nigbt-Z of
bservaflons mid for all-pints of -the:caae of zodineal liot in the
zone -:100,< 1, 10, and
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1g1A. Thin thRI; -Lbe same peAlolei aria tapponsible for the
polax-ftilloja of
zotHoes-1 light Eui for nonpcila-Azed raftdon. The data abow no
syBtemRtLc differm!4) be-
twven the dtigree of' polaVization in Nue and green rays. The
contradictory f indinp, i cf other
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