SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT B. FOTINDE - V.P. FOTIN

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RUMM/Human and Animal Mysioloa - Blood Circulation. T-4
Gmaral Problorm,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Diol.0 no 18, 1956, 84-147
Author : Hortolonei, Not CRiitosau, T., Papahagi, E., Votiade, 13.
Inat : Medical Dranch of the Himanian AS,
Title :Changes of Blood Pressure at the Presence of Various E;fte-
rior anx! Interior Manipulations of the Heart (Experime:,tail
Study).
Orig Pub : Bul. stiint. Acad. RER. Sec- med-, 1956, 8, 11o 4. 959-972
Abstract : Tug;ing,, which conditions tho turning, of the heart, causes
considerable cbanees in blood pressure. As the cormdssure
of the mitral valve at the antero-ex-ternal. level is pressed
upon, arterial pressvxc becomes lowered; its mro pronoun-
ccd lowering is observed as pressure is applied to the pos-
toro-internal cormissure. Under patholoGic conditions,
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_~TTIADZ,l~,1,,_~,ITARCZNY,DEtcla; STEPANESCU,Tt.; GHITA,)4.; LITARCZEK,G.
.......
A formale, for the calculation of the atrial septal defect.
Probl. ter.,Bucur. 10 no.2:107-1~13 '59.
(MURT SEPM, abnoroalities)

HORTOLOK11,H.Academician; GHITISCU,T.; K&LITCHI,Zlena; STVANESOU,Tr.;
YOTIA,D,N.,B.,,- PWRIA,N.
Indications for the Blalock operation in Vallot's tetralogy.
Prob. ter.9 Ducur. 10 no.3:15-19 159.
(TATRAWGY or nLWT, surgery)

MARINBSKU, V.; SZTIACHZK, D.; MALITSKI, A.; LITARCHEK, G.; FOTIAD3, B.
Certain aspects of our experiences with cardiac surgery. lhi-
rurgiia, S-3fia 12 no.11:929-944 159.
(HJWC SURGIRY)

STIFANISCU,Tr.; GHITISCU,T.; YOTXkDR,B.
Gatherterization. of the right heart in congenital heart.diseases.
Aindamentals of surgical technic. Probl. card.,Bucur. 4.185-M.159.
(E3&RT nwxcTS CONGUITAL, diagnosis)
(MA&M SUPORRY)
(HURT CATHIVIRIZATION)

LITARCZEK,Dacia; LITARCZEK,G.; FOTIAIM,B.
Cardiac catheterization in children under 10 years of age and
the effect of the anesthesia on the hemodynamic constants. Probl.
card.oRacur. 4181-286 '59-
(MURT GATIMMIUTION."in inf. & childh.)
(ANESTMISIA)
(BIDOD CIMUIATION. pharmRool. )

YOTIADZ,B.; GRITA,H.; LITARCZIK,D.,, STJYAMCU,TB.; SNISCU,ff.
The coefficient of stenosis, a new hemodynamic criterion in
pulmonary stenosta. PrbbL card.,Bacur. 4: 311-329 159.
(PUIXONART STIRNOSIS. diagnosis)
(HUM CAT IZATION)

K4.RINZSCU, Voinea, prof.; MALITKI, E.; FOTIADE, B.
The utility of complex explorations in order to avoid errors in operative
indications of cardiac surgery. Pwmmian M Rev. no.3:57-63 J1-S 160.
(InRT SURGERY)

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MARMSCU, Win a, prof.; MALITC111, E. , dr.; FONADi,, B. , dr.
Value of multiple examimitions in prevention of errors in operative
indications in cardiac surgery. I-led. intern., Bucur 12 no.12:
1841-1850 D 160.
(HEART-DISEASES diagnosis) (IMAIrr SUHGr-;F-,Y)

MARIMKU, Voynya (Marinenou, To]# prof.; KLUTSKAYAp Ye. [Maliska,, 3.1;
FOTIADE, B. [Yotlade, Bj (Bukharest)
Effectiveness of combined methods in the prevention of erroneous
heart ourgery..Test.khir. 85 no.3-It84-09 F 160. (MIRL 34-t2)
(HUM-lwMEM)

MARINESCU, Volnea; ICNESCU,M.; PALISESCU,E.;.~~:!~P~,136
Aspects of the metabolic and haemodynamic behAiour of the
organism in deep hypothermia. Rumanian med.rev. 7 no-4:73-79
O-DI63.

R&MESKU, V. [Marinesau, V-11 Prof.; SETIACHEK, D.; FOTIA-IE-.,,.~.; LITARCHEK,G.G.
Arrest and restoration of heart aativity. Khirur~~iiia 39 no.9t
19-23 S063 RA 170)
1. Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki. ( zav. - prof. V.Marinesku)
Bukharestskoy bollnitsy "Funden".

MLRIIWKUpV. [Marinescu,Vj, prof. (Buklmmst, ul.Leytenanta L-emzgad.2);
-FOTIADE, B. (Bukharest); IOMSKU, X [Ionescu, M.] (Bukharest);
DOICBESKU., R. [Doicescu,, R.] (Bukharest).
Hemodynamic changes in deep hypothermia. Vest.khir. 90 no.2:
30-31 F163. (KIRA 16:7)
(HYPOTHMIA) (BLOOD-GIRGUIATION) (BLOOD FRESSURE)

ZITTI,.Ye. [zittip E.]; POPFZKU,L.[Fopeacu,L.] (Bukharest, rayon 30
Dekabrya, ml. Barbu Delayranesha); DIME, G. [Dinca Gj-
FOTIADE, B.; IONESKU, K. (Ionescu, K.]; DtWHU, I. fDLciu,Ip]
Significance of heart cathkerization in pulmonary surgery'*
Vest.khir.90. no.2:63-69 F163. (MA 16:7)
1. Iz kliniki torakallnoy khirurgii (dir. - prof. K.Kerpinishaii)
i laboratorii issledovaniya serdechno-legochnoy funktsii (dir.
prof. V.14arinesku), Bukhareat.
(CARDIAC CATHEITMATION) (LUNGS--SURGERY)

PAN V, Al., dr.; dr.
caie of ruptur-ts of tho !nte-rvent-!_-.t0.vr oiq,tum uftf~r 3
'PH thoric-.i,~ injury. Red. Inturn. no.11:1350-
N 164'
In Spttal-.ul nUlt-x ~e!,tral, -.-.ectla 'i de
toli Interno c-i iabaratoml de e-!~Plorarl ft-mc".11ontile Eii (1Lriic;.i
de thimrgle Varidenlill (dire..-L-ri pro'.. Vniiira

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'ACC Wt AP6011406 SOURCE CODE: UR/00~1/66/056/003/0!~60/0563----.--i
AU711OR: Fotiadi A E.; Fridrikhov, S. A.
ORG: Lenin&Egd Polytechnic Institute (Leningradskiy politekhnichaskiy institut)
TITLE: The effect of a longitudinal magnetic field on the output energy of an
at X - 1.15 V
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SOURCE: Zhurna tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 3, 1966, 560-563
TOPIC TAGS: gas laser, helium neon laser, laser output, magnetic field effect,
longitudinal magnetic field
ABSTRACT: A detailed study was made of the effect of a magnetic field, parallel to
the laser axis, on the output power of an infrared (1.15 v) He-Ne laser at various
gas-mixture pressures and pumping energies. The laser consisted of a semi-confocal
resonator with external dielectric mirrors and a glass tube 100 cm long and 8 nun in
di,urrtrr with Brewster-angle windows. The ratio of partial pressures inside the tube
was 10:1 and the tube was placed inside and along the axis of a 70-cm-long solenoid
in which fields from 0 to 1000 oe could be set up. Radiation was recorded by an
FEU-22 photomultiplier placed at the output of an IKS-12 monochromator. The device I
could be excited by high-freq,Liency a-c and/or d-c sources. Results indicate that at~
pressures of I mm 11g, a monotonic increase in output power at zero magnetic field i
occurs with an increase in the discharge current (from 15 to 70 ma, which corresponc~

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to a variation In the pumping from 38 to 175 w). Ibis also involves broadening of
the it region, in which laser action is possible. In the 0 < It 115) . Similar results were obtained at other partial
pressures and in the case of h-f excitation. This indicates that a change in the
halfwidth 4111/2 is directly related to changes in the characteristics of the Doppler
circuit in the same manner as the laser output is at 11 - 0. The experimental
results are in a good agreement with a theory advanced by H. I. D'yakonov (ZhETF, 49,
1173, 1965). Additional studies must be made before the ultimate explanation of the
effect of magnetic fields on laser action at X 0.63 and 1.15 V can be made. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures. JYKJ
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FO'IV,DI, E. -EV ANUO, --V, B. A., ZAKASHNITSKIYj M. 3.1 SAI-00N, N. N.
(course in Gravity Prospecting) Geageolizdat (1941)

FOTTADI, E. E.
Mbr., Scientific Research Institute of Applied Geophysics, -1947--
*The Construction of the Pre-Cambrian Folded Base of the Russian Platform,"
Dok. AN, 57, No. 8, 1947
X

FOTTADI, E. E.
USSR/Geophysics - Prospecting
Sept/Oct 53
"Review of Symposiun 'Prospecting and Industrial Geophysics,," (A. G. Ivanov, reviewer)
I?, Ak Uauk SSSR, Ser Georiz# No 5. pp 474-476
Favorably reviews the symposiums edited by V. V. Fod~mskiy, entitled "Mzvedochnaya i
promyslovaya geofizikalls-LO-4j. Min Petrol Ind USSR, Glavneftgeofizika, Moscow,- 1952: 600
copies, price 1.50 rubies. Contributors were: I. K. Kupalov-Yaropolk, G. V. &e-rezu, A. 1.
Slutskovskiy, B. S. Temkina, P. I. Lukavchenko, 0. A. Shvank, N. A. Per1kov) S. 0. Komarov,
I. Ye Eydman, L. H. Yesellson, and E. E. Fotiadi.
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1. FOTIADI)
2. USSR (600)
4. Russian Platform - Geology, Stratigraphic
7. Possible connection between the specific weight (density) of carbonaceous
Paleozoic rock fran the central and eastern regions of the Russian platform)
and the hydrogeological conditions of their formation. Dokl. AN S3SR 90, No. 2,
1953.
Sci. Res. Inst. Geophysics and Geochem. Ilethods of Prospecting
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

FQT1ADIq I.B.
-~-,
Geological interpretation of gravity anomalies In the Russian
Platform. Prlkl.gsofis. no.120.31-65 135. (KLU 8:3)
(Rumnlan PUtfors-Gravity)

15-57-3-3792D
Translation from: ReferativiVy zhurnal,, Geologiya., 1957., Nr 3.,
p 188 (USSR)
AUMOR: Fotiadi, Beg,
TITLIt The Geologic Structure of the Russian Platform From
Data of Regional Geophysical Investigationi and From
Exploratory Drilling (Geologloheskoye stro7aniye
Rueskoy platformy po dawXym regionallnykh geofizi-
cheskikh Issledovaniy I opornogo burenlya)
ABSTRACT: 'Bibliographic enU7 on the author's dissertation for
the degree of Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences,
presented to the Vaese neft. n.-I. geologorazved. in-t (All-Union
Institute for the Study of Petroleum and Geological Exploration).,
Leningrad, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Vaes, nefte ne-io geologorazved. in-t (All-Union Insti-
tute for the Study of Petroleum and Geological Exploration),
Imningrad
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NALIVXIN. V.D.; ROZANOV, L.N.; YOTIA21,JwZ.; TIGOROV, S.P.; TIOGURAZOV,
I.I.; KOVALEVSKIT. Tu.6_.,_fO_iACFWMO, A.A.; K011DRATITEVA, M.G.;
KUZIIETSOV, G.A.; KULIIOV, Y.S.; LOBOY, V.A.; SOFROIIITSXIY, P.A.;
TATARINOV, A.G.; PRITUIA. Yurly Aleksandrovich, rodaktor; DAYET',
G.A., vedushchty redaktor; GEInUDYEVA. I.N., takhnicheskil,
redaktor.
(Volga-Ural oil-bearing region: Tectonics) Volgo-Urallskaia ne
neftenounain oblast'. Leningrad, Gos.n&uchzo-tekhz.izd-vo neft.
i gorno-toplivnoi lit-rr, 1956. 312 p. (Leningrad. Veasoiuzuy-i
neftiand naueh2o-issledovatellskii goologo-razvedochnyi institut.
Trudy, no-100) [Xicroalm] (NW 10:4)
(Volga Valley-Petroleum geology) -
(Ural Mountain Region--Petroleum geology)

tOTIADI, X.~.
I.,
- --,- I;rrg"e,-scale tectonic elements of the southeastern region of Buropean
U.S.S.R. Trudy VNIGRI no.96:68-85 1566' (KMA 10: 1)
(Geology, Structural)

POTIADI. f&' Se
Au attempt to compile an ou'tline of stratigraphig,corialations
between the Pro-Cambrian rocks of the Russian platform and the
Urals. Dokl. AN SSSR 109 no.6:1194-1196 Ag 136. OCM 9:11)
1. Nauchno-insledovatel'skly. institut geofisicheskikh metodov
rasvedki. Predstayleno akademikon D. T. Nalivkirqm.
,(Fassian platforu-Geolov*s StratJgraphlo)
(Ural Kountaine-Goology,-Stratigraphic)

IOTIADI, NA
Structure of the crystalline base of the Russian Platform
according to data of deep boring and of regional geophysical
investigation. Dokl. 0 SSSR 110 no-3:440-443 S '56. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Nauchno-Issledovatel'skly InstItut geoffticheakikh metodov
ratvedki. Predstavleno akademikom S.I. XtronoTym.
(Russian Platform-Geoloff, Strattgraphic)

TIWTAnT. I'l.
v - -.
Porosity and density of sedimentary mantle rocks
vith the depth of their occurrence. Gbol. nefti
AP '57.
(Rocks, Sedimentary)
in connection
no.4:39-50
(KGRA IOr8)

YOTIADI R.N.
Ivaluation of the gravitational effect of large facial-lithological
complexes in the sedivientary cover of various regions of the Russian
Platform and southern Russia. Frikl. geofiz. no-17:185-202 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
(Russian Platforw-Gravity)

FOTIADr,
~truo*ijrf) of the rry'stalline foundntion of the fiumsisin Platform.
Trad,,, 111IGTII no.101-296-319 '57. (FLU 10:9)
(Russian Platform-Pocks, GrystAlline And metrmorphic)

xvllk~ui, Epwninon6 E-iaviinondovicli -- awarded. sci tj e.~7ree of' DOC of
Geologic o-lflineralopical Sci for 4 J,---n 5)7 defense. of dissertation:
the
Geolo,gical Structure of/HussiEin platform according to data of regional
C) , drilling" at the " ouic 110
geophysical investigations and simportin,,-, v -
AU Oil Sci-Res Geologic al -Pros pectin,- Inst; Prot No 6, 15 7ar 56.
(ED-1vot 7-5B, 21-22)

3(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2090
Fotiadi, Eppominond Eppominondovich
Geologicheskoye stroyeniye Russkoy platformy po dannym regionallnykh
geofizicheskikh iseledovanly I opornogo bureniya tGeological Struc-
ture of the Russian Platform Based on Regional Geophysical Research
and Geological Drilling) Moscow, Goatoptekhlzdat, 1958, 243 P.
(Series: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut geofizi-
cheakikh metodov razvedki. Trudy, vyp. 4) 2,000 copies printed.
Ed.: A.A. Borisov; Exec. Ed.: N.N. Kuzlmina; Tech. Ed.: I.G.
Fedotova.
PURPOSE: The book is Intended for geologists and geophysicists en-
gaged in the study of the structure of platform formations and in
the Investigation of new regions containing oil gas.
COVERAGE: The book offers a detailed description of the tectonic
structure of the crystalline basement of the Russian platform, a
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Geological Structure of the Russian Platform (Cont,) SOV/2090
geological interpretation of the data obtained from geophysical
surveys, and information on the physical properties, particularly
the density and the magnetic susceptibility, of rocks. The in-
vestigation was conducted along the line: 1) distributing the
anomalous gravity findings into fields affected by sedimentary de-
posits, the structure of the crystalline basement, and depth fac-
tors, 2) comparing the gravitation and magnetic fields with the
geological maps of pre-Cambrian shields, 3) an integrated inter-
pretation (comparative study) of gravitation and magnetic anoma-
lies, 4) computing the depth of disturbing objects according to
magnetic and, partially, gravitation anomalies, 5) computations
of the magnetic susceptibility of disturbing bodies which makes
it possible to draw certain conclusions about the composition of
the crystalline basement, and 6) the maximum utilization of the
data obtained by means of electric and seismic investigations,
concerning the depth of various horizons occuring within the
sedimentary deposit. The authors have relied upon works of the
VNIGRI, VNIGNI, VNIIGeofizika, and TsNIL, There are 392 refer-
ences of which 332 are Soviet, 49 English, 8 German, 2 Polish,
and I Norwegian.
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Geological Structure of the Russian Platform (Cont,) SOV/2090
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
PART I
METHOD FOR GEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION PF REGIONAL GRAVIVAND GEOMAG-
NETIC AN014ALIES
Ch. 1. The Nature of the Gravityand Geomagnetic Regional Anomalies
of the Russian Platform and the Methodology of-Interpreting
Them Geologically 10
Ch. II. Basic Types of the GravitYand Oeomagnetic Regional Anomalies
of the Russian Platform 19
Ch.III. Methods of Quantitative Interpretation of Regional Gravity
and Magnetic Anomalies 29
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Geological Structure of the Russian Platform (Cont) SOV/2090
PART II
THE STRUCTURE OF PRESENT-DAY SURFACE RELIEF OF THE FOLDED BASEMENT
OF THE RUSSIAN PLATFORM AND 0.7 THE SOUTHERN PART OF
EUROPEAN USSR
Ch. IV. General Information 43
The Pre-Cambrian Basement
Ch. V. The Northwestern, Northern and Northeastern Regions of the
Russian'Platform 52
Ch. VI. The Western, Central, and Eastern Regions 62
Ch. VII. The Southwestern, Southernjand Southeastern Regions 76
The Paleozoic Basement
Ch. VIII. The Southern Regions of European USSR 101
PART III
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Geological Structure of the Russian Platform (Cont) SOV/2090
THE STRUCTURE OF THE SED114ENTARY COVER OF THE RUSSIAN PLATFORM AS RE-
FLECTED IN REGIONAL FIELDS OF GRAVITYAND MAGNETIC ANOMALIES
Ch. IX. Generalized Features of an Anomalous Gravity Field as Affected
by the Sedimentary Cover 117
Ch. X. The GravityEffect of the Basic Facies-Lithologic Complexes
of the Sedimentary Cover 125
Ch. XI. Certain Relations Between the Structural Plan of the Sedi-
mentary Cover and the Morphology of the Gravi%rand Geomag-
netic Anomalous Fields 129~
PART IV
THE INNER STRUCTURE OF THE FOLDED BASEMENT OF THE RUSSIAN PLATFORM
AND OF THE SOUTHERN PART OF EUROPEAN USSR ACCORDING TO GEOLOGICAL AND
- GEOPHYSICAL DATA
Ch.XII. General Information
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139

Geological Structure of the Russian Platform (Cont.) SOV/2090
'Ch. XIII. The Baltic Shield, the Northern, Northeastern Jand North-
western Regions 150
Ch. XIV. The Ukrainian Crystalline Shield, the Belorussian-Lithuan-
Ian and the Kursk-Voronezh Crystalline Massife;
The Dnepr-Donets Depression 166
Ch. XV. The Tokmov and the Tartar Prominences With Adjacent Re-
gions and the Caspian Depression 175
Ch..XVI. Conclusions on the Inner Structure of the Folded Basement 200
Conclusion and Proposals 219
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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FOTIADY, E. E., GODIN, Y. N., POISHKOV, H. K.. RYABINKIN. L. A.. and
FEDYNSKIY, V. V.
*Progress of Geopbysical Methods of Prospecting for Oil and Gas in
the USSR."
t, 64,
ports swat ~i
Re tted ;~ the Fifth World Petroleum Congress. 30 May -
5 June. 1959. Now York City.

FOTIADI,
Structure of the fold foundation of the Huropean part of the
U.S.S.R. Trudy VNIGRI no.131:5-16 '59. (MIR& 12:9)
(Geology)

KALININA, O.A.; IWIiMI, M.N. -
large structural features In the northeast of the European
part of the U.S.S.R. baeed on geophysical data. Trudy VNIGRI
no.133:383-409 159. (MIRA 13:1)
(Russia, Northern-Geology, Structural)

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1'0~1'1., ~41 ti I c PI 1141. 1 Lj C. iC I d , aCCird iAL, LO
invos c i'!'a (JOns (Theses of a reparL)
Intermai'maL Geological con,;rcss, "'43t."Opellhalrer) 11011.1'i'l,
pi a
Aazdcl. If: Gcw*i~,1.11--.t. Giu"Ili-l- S~,Co' i,
eli
lcvdi pu ou-Dl
T..."-T: The '-re-Cam;,riaji base ol' the inner regions oi' d-,c ioissiar :IiaLiroit., will.ci,
is covered with Palcozoic deposiLs, lies at a vavy'ng dep-ili. Tr(~sc
1'0 rr. B L.: 0 1., S
0lIUCL*Op Oil the Sllf'faCl' OVOr c-actisive areas of Nor'ClIC1.11 Vw1rope. Two -L.-u-c --.-clups
oi' s-cructural clevictas tdddi correspond w -,nlie ;11,e
ilon, ill ci,.e aal.tic 6ideid: rhe Arclican (1,1ocks-) and the Kareiian
zoiios-~ ). In the east ot Zhe Russian I'lau'orm,01C SLMICUIL-al Of Lhe VX~~'
cont.-olled 4 die bur~cLi contiumitJoll 01, Structural elcuielics of' Lile Noilski,~
Pcnk'nsula and of East aud Southeast Karelia. South of the Gulf of Finland a cort-
linuation o)" structural elements of South Finiand and .-Weden is founi. The base
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ille structu,,,e of t1ho .....
subsielos irrevularly.. foriving uplifts and 6opressions. (Sara,
controllec' by daEa fron, a few borcholes, show that over a considerable area bet-
t,r,oen the Baltix 6hic[d and Tbt~an t~e base is chiefty r.Ade lin of Karci-ian fon',a-
I'vninsula Lypo. T;:e-ze fonial:ioli~ io z:llo
w-1 r It it I Lv -vnei~s %~oti~ I, i. k-, -xS "'7111 i C It , 0) 1 1;:, L "',I i 0,
:c,t:-_ra.!_ and east:orn of' dIC 'RUSS.iall t1.ELtf-3Uh1. fies~lu:aill_y, ii..ilar CO;. 1c.\0
* the Proterozoic foniotions o-- Farei;a, which exu0nd far
to Uile sotitli.
of iil1,:3qi1 and owo-dish Svekofomiios ove ounc v.,) o-ovn~
L 1-1. -re. i1ro foul)II I ield.j of of ;oo*k;l,~!.
ill sol:.e pi,accs Ra. 'L;i gramites. Inton,,ive ;~-agnierLc i oi
I i I J,` "k'
re lil V, 011.1511 4%.1t i; i t it 61 -i 1 r i 1.11, f o i o 1, ~,, o o I ;~ -,,uc t i C;wc,
cill. ra i 0j, ~,IIJ Ka 1 0 i i't The L:rcatcr tvi r o1 I hc vari Ioc wi 6: ' n
I.: S of' Go Balt'c ;tve Colince-C, vi.!J, fracuwo,, diet
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TROFDWKI A.A.0- FOTIADlp E.E.; KOSYGIN, Yu.A.; KUZNETSOV, V.A.;
SAKSV V.N. I llp^wwMftft.
In memory qf Nikolai Sergeevich Shatskii; 1895-1960. Geol. i
geofiz.*no. 9:120-121 160. (KMA 14:2)
(Shatakiit Nikolai Sergeevicht 1895-1960)

VASILIYEV, V.G.; GRACHEV, G.I.; NEVOLIN, V.V.; OZERMAYA. M.L.; PODOBA,
N.V. Frinimali uchastlya: ALEKSEYCHIK, S.N.: GUSIMOVICH, S.N.;
DIMSETEM, G.1h.; DZVXLAYI, M.F.; DWKIN, I.Te.-. IVANOVA,
M.N.; KAZARINOV, V.P.: KALWINA, V.V.; KOZWTKO, S.P.; MEDVEMSY,
V.Ya.; FUSTILINIKOT, M.R.; ROSTOVTSEV, N.N.; SKOBLIEOVA, G.I.;
STEPANOV, P.P.! TITOV, V.A.; FOTIADI,.E.E. CHIRVINSKATA, H.V.;
SHMAROVA, V.P.: GWSIANOVA, O.P., red.; BEKMAN, Yu.K.. vedushchiy
red.; MUKHINAO II.A., tekhn.red.
[Manuel for geophysicists in four volumes] Spravoohnik geofisika
v chetyrekh tomikh. Moskva. Gos.nauchnc-tekhn.i%d-vo neft. i gorno-
toplivnoi lit-ry. Vol.l. [Stratigraphy, lithology, tectonics.
and physical properties of rocks] Stratigrafi-4a, litologlia,
tektonika t fizLcheakie avoistva gornykh porod. Pod red. 0.P.
Gratsianovol. 1-960. 636 p. (MIRA 1~4:1)
(Petroleum geology) (Gas, Natural-.Geology)

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AUTHORS i Godin, Yu. N., Poluhkov, M. X., Ryabinkin, L. A., Pg-
and Fotiadi. E.
TITLE: Development of geophysical methods of prospecting "or
oil and gas in the USSR
PERIODICkL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 5, 1962, 23-24,
ab, tract 5AI81 (V sb. 5-y Mezhdunar. neft. kongress,
V. I, Gostoptakhizdat, 1961, 237-256)
T-EXT: A report is givon about the extent of geophysical operations
and about the geographic disposition of geophysical parties on USSi
territory. The
I main achievements in the procedure and the technique
of geophysical investigations are considered. These include the do-
volopment of; A magnetometer, basod on the principle of.free nu-
clea~ induction; a quartz gravimeter with increased damping; a gra-
diometer; the procedure and the apparatus of the telluric content
and magnetotelluric measurement methods; portable seismic stations;
fluvial seismic prospecting; marine seismic prospecting, in which
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the recording of explosiono, is made on the vessel's course; the me-
thod and the equipment of controllably directed reception; complex
regional geophysical invDatigations, eta. It in emphasized that
the seismic reflection method remains the main geophysical method
of seeking local structvres in sedimentary strata In all roglona
of the Soviet Union BXaMploS Of the successful application of gas-
Physical mothods ar; quoted. ~'Abotraotorfa notot Complete tra~nela-
tion. 7
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KAZARINOV, V.P.; KAWYANOV, M.V.; KOSYGIN, Yu.A.; POSPELOV, G.L.; 5,.IS, V.fi.;
SOBOLEV, V.S.; SOKOLOV, B.S.; FOTIADI, E.E.; YANSHIN, A.L.
Academician Andrei Alekseevich Trofimuk; on his 50th birthday.
Geol. i geofiz. no.9:124-126 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Trofimuk, Andrei Alekseevich, 1911-)

PO rIADI E, E.
Basic characteristics of the tectonic pattern of Siberia and 'Che
Far East in-6bw-W"afr*Jbnal geological and gophysical
data. Geol.i geofi. z. no.10:28-41 161. ~Jlbl 24:12)
1. 3xstitut geolog-Li i geofiziki Sibirskogo, otdeloniya AN SSSR,
NovosAirsk. (Siberia--Geology, Structural)

FOTI"I.* E..30.
One of the most important problems In the further development
of the sciences on the earth. Geol. I geofiz. no.7:3-7 162.
(C7 e0logy) (KM 16:7)

FOTIADI, E.E.
Present status and problems of geophysical investigations
in-Siberia and the Far East and prospects for developing them.
Geol. i $Ofiz. no.10: 83-92 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Institut geologii, i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR Novosibirsk.
iSiberia-.Prospectlng-GeophysicaI methods),
(Soviet Far Fast-Prospecting-Geophysical mett%odAs)

S/030/63/000/001/002/013
B101/B102
AUTHOR: Fotiadiq E. B.0 Corresponding Member AS USSR
TITLEt Geophysical research in Siberia and LSoviet3 par-East
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vestnik, no. 1, 1963, 16 - 20
TEXTs The present state of geophysical research in Siberia and ~Soviet] Par
East and future research problemn in these regions are reviewed. The gravi.
metric and magnetic investigation has been completed over large regions.
During the International Geophysical Year, aeromagnetic surveys were con-
ducted in Okhotskoyet Beringp and Japan Seast on the Kuril Islands and in
neighboring parts of the Pacific. Seismic and electric prospecting, howeverg
is laggin,~ behind. So far, it has served mainly for pro2pecting structures
that favor the formation of petroleum deposits, and has been conducted in
the wentern, central, and southern parts of the West-Siberian Plainj to a
small extent also in Transbaikalia and in the [Ef6vietj Far-East Coastal
Region. Deep-sounding has been done only in the Okhotskoye Sea. Deep-boring
right through the earth's-orust to the uppermost mantle is planned In.
several regions of the MSR. The following tasks for geophysical research
in Siberia andj Soviet) For-East are mentionedt Explanation of relations
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bet-Neon anomalous geophyBiCiLl -fields and geological structuresi detailed
classification of structural elements and breaks; detection of intrusive
and effusive complexesl explanation of the effect of metallogenetic zones
and ore belts on anomalous geophysical fields; deep-boring research of the
earth's crust and of the uppermost mantle to determine the 'structure of the
Pacific ore belt; explanation of the deep-structure of the Chukotako---
Kataziatskiy volcanogenic be-It. This requires further development of seismic
prospecting, vertical electric sounding, investigation of tolluric currents,
study of the geophysical fields of force, especially the geomagnetic field,
and geothermal research, especially in the Kuril-Xamchatka region. For this
purpose, a network of specially equipped stations ouch as comprehensive geo-,
physical observatories and specialized experimental laboratories have to be
eq,tablished and long-term expeditions have to be conducted.
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"Geophysical methods in regional structural geolog7l by B.A.Andrww
Reviewed by V.V.Belqklsov, E.E.Fotiadi. Sov.geol. 6 no.2:156-157 F ;63.
(MIRA 16-4)
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FOTIADI, E.E.; KARATAYEV, G.I.
Crustnl structure of Siberia and the Far East based on data of regional
geophysical studies. Geol.i geofiz. no.10-.5-19 163. (MIRA:17sl)
1. Institut geologli i geofiziki Sibirakogo otdeldniya AN ~S,%A, Rcmo-
sibirsk.

FOTIADI, E.E.
Foreword. Trudy Inst. geol. I geofiz. Sib. otd, AN SOSSR no.21:
3-5 163. (MIRA 17:11)

FOTIADI, E.E.; KUZNETSOV, G.F.
New concepts of aubsurface geology in the western part of the
Siberian Platfom according to geophysical investigation data
and prospects for findIng oil and gas. Geol. i geofiz. no.10--
21-32 164- (MIRA 18:4)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR,
Novosibirsk.

FO JAM
Basic charactc-riqtIcs of tect-arJc pu~t.-n of Slhoriiii in
Far Ftist in the lightv of j,-,OoIOrI.c;tI tind gnophyri.-Ic~ll
Cool. I geofiz. no.1233-21 164.
1. InstiLut geologii i geofizilti otlelenlya AN
SSSR, Novoelbirsk.

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AUTHORSt Fotiadij E, E. (corresponding member AN SSSR); Vanlyan, L._k.; 4har
Ye. P,
~TITLE: Deep magnotio-variation sounding in south-central Siberia and in
Tranabaikal
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 164, no. 3. 1965p 559-562 C,
-TOPIC TAGS; geomagnetic fiBld, specific reeistance, qqrtk cruqtj rock
ABSTRACT: Analysis has shown that by using a type of magmetic variation is
possible to determine local changes in resistivity with depth. This is the es-
sence of magnetic-variation sounding. 11agnetic variations with periods of 0o5
to 4 hours (so-called "bays") appear at distances of y~~ 1500-2000 km from the
quasilinear polar current flowing near 700 N. Lat. This current is the source
of the magnetic field. Work at the Institut geologli i geofiziki (Institute of,,
Goology.and Goophysics) during l9&!-63 on the Siberian platform of south-contral
Siberia and in 'h~ansbalkal revealed a number of these "bays," systematically
distributed. Although the i:onductance of the sedimentary sequence changed fro-M .:J7.,
almost zero to 500-600 mhosj this had no appreciable effect on the intensity or
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Lorm of geomagnetic variations in the region northwest of Lake Baikal, but toward.,
the southwest it contributed as much as 50% of the variation Apparent resistiv---.
ity for this region was found to decrease with increase in ~riod (within the
range from 0.5 to 3 hours); i.e., the resistivity decreased with increase in
depth of penetration of the field. Two types of curves were obtained: one with
high apparent resistivity northwest of the Baikal basin, and another with low
apparent resistivity southeast of the basin. This indicates increased geothermal
activity of the upper.mantle in the folded Baikal and Transbaikal regions as
comparod with the Siberian platform. There is a considerable variation in thick-'
ness of the crust in the Baikal region, and a shurp isostatic inequilibrium ob-
tains among individual blocks of the crustp which adjust along deep fractures*
Orig. art. has:- 4 figures,
I ASSOCIATION., Institut geologii i geofiziki,, Sibirskogo otdoloniya Akademii nauk
SSSR (Ina-titute ofAgology and-9-mby-s
Sciences, LSSR)
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artment N Xqsib�sk
ORG: Institute of G!j~~and. Geo S, x1pA
ph.ysicpj__i Rep
(Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR)
TITLE: Some regional characteristics of the deep structure of the Earth's cruet in
the USSR in thelight of geophysical data
SOURGF: Geologiya i geofizika, no. 10, 1065, 12-22
TOPIC TAGS: earth crust., tectonics, geophysics, physical geology, petrology
ABSTRACT: This paper presents and discusses the results of comparison of
large-scale fcatures of stratification of the earthts crust in the USSR~
obtained by interpretation of a wide array of regional geophysical data.
with the elements of prie-Neogene and post-Neogone tectonic structure.
It was found that the thickness of the crust as a i~hole'and the thick-
ness of the basalt layer are related closely to the Neogene-Quaternary
structure and the thickness of the granite layer also reveals a relation-
.ship to the pre-Cenozoic structure and the. history of its developmente
'A study of density inhomogeneity of the upper mantla is presented,
;clearly showing the appearance of isostasy over large areas. It is
:asperted that basification processes play an import" role in develop-
penj~ of the earth Is crusts 1he llxgi fold-out maps are. outstanding
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and unique: the first map shciws the relief of the 114ohorovicic discon-
tinuity in c9mpariaon with thet neotectonics of the USSIR; Fig. 2 is a
Anap of the thicImess of the basalt layer; Fig. 3 is a map of the thick-.*:,
ness of the granite layer in comparison with the elements of tectonics;
Fig@ 4 is a map of the relation of thicknesses between the granite and
.'basalt layers; Fig. 3 is a map, of all inhomogeneitips of,the upper
mantle. All maps are ~nalyzeid in~ detail. Orig. art. has: 5 figures. [JAS)
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Fotiadi, .17, E.- (Corro3ponding member All SSSR); Nikolayovskiar, A. A.;
T"o;z:
ORG: no,"O
TTTL,: Geophysical investigations of stmeture of the crust and upper Dlantlo in the
eastern USSR
SOURa-,: AN SSSR. Vostnik, no,- 5. 1966, 50-54
TO-10TO TLAGS: earth crust, upper mantle, tootonicis/Kwilo Islands, Kamchatka
AMT.LACT: Data fron rogional geophysical work and deep soivrdc soundLn- of
the earth's crua~ in the Eastorn USSR now have made possible preparation
of a map if the tectonic structure of the area, uhich accompanies this
article* The crust can be divIded into three parts: oceanic, conti-
nental and transitional. StUdi.03 made by the Institute of Geolog3r and
Gcoj%-qsics of the Siberian Department Acadomy of Sciences have shown
I that, changes of the thickness of its "basalt" ~aye~r, are_ related clearly
0 -hG character of tho.'Nleogene-Quat'ernary istructure, whereas the thick-
~ %, .. I- V A
--ess of -,.&a "granitelf layer has an obvious relationship not only to noo-
CC-Vo.=.Cs;) but also a close. relationship too' the pye-Conozoic structure
znd t1w history of its development. For e=mplej, the regions of Mesozoic
fo" dinz o' the outer zone (the Northeaot and Primoryo).. in comiparison
..ith rc,,ions of Conozoic folding of the inner zone of the Pacific Oocar.
41 A.
zone, a-re characterized by a thicker crust and a higher degree of gran-
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"Vization. New deep scisnic sounding d.-.-*%-,a in the roZion of the ,%Lrilo
slzrds -1,-4dicato a complex block. character of doop crustal structure
zused to a greater degree by change of the composition of its rocks
~..an achange of thiclaiess. The velocity of propagation of elastic
ca
wc.vos &IZ. the~M discontinuity in the southern regions is considerably
..eager'*;;. gion o,' the underviat
- %, han in the reg -er Vityaz? Range - 7.8-8.2
.~=/Sec and 7.0-7.2 11CM/See respectively. Specialists of the Sakhalin
Scientific Research Institute have formulated a model of the
.carth*-s upper mar~Ue with four asthenosphoric layers at. depths of 65-90,
120-160, 230-300 and 370-430 kiiu., alternating irith I#ers of high strenZth
of matza:-. 7ho asthenospheric layers ara characterized by high absorp-
Uon ol transverse seismic waveb, indicating a plasticity of 'the matter
of 'Chose lay.... 7rho volcanoes of the Xuriles are projected onto the
sacond zsthenospbero, which must be regarded as a zone of magma forma-
'V-I.on. ZrA eastern Kamchatka and in the Kuriles there is a system of
fau-Its associated with the continent-ocearn boundary zone which extends
Vo a depth of 300 I=. 7he system of faults associated with the trench
is traced on2,v to depths of .200-250 km.. Orig. art. hast 1 figure. f2FIRS. 37,
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AUTHOR: Fotiadi, E. E.
ORG: none
TITLE: Structure of the Earth's crust in Siberia and the Far East, based on
geophysical data
SOURCE: International Geological Congress. Geologicheskiye
rezul'taty lTrYftt~ai~by -geo''fiziki (Gcological results of applied geophysics); doklady
sovetskikh geologov, problems. 2. floscow, Izd-vo Nedra, 1965, 9-14
TOPIC TAGS - deep seismic boundary. "ft*R_i4A" ... - earth crust, acismicity..
tectonics, Kohorovicic discontinuity, seismic prospe6ting/ SovietFar East, Siberia
ABSTRACT: The data obtained from geophysical investigations conducted in Siberia
and the Far East indicates that this territory consists of the upper tectonic
crustal layer including the relief and composition of the present-day folded base-
ment of the West-Siberian and Siberian platforms and some water area in the
transition zone between the Asian continent and the Pacific Ocean and the crustal
base forming the relief of the Moho discontinuity. It has been established that
there are several subtypes of continental and oceanic crust. The subtypes of the
continental crust of both layers identified from the gravity and the magnetic data
as consisting of granite and basalt vary in thickness. The data from deep seismic
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soundin conducted in the transition area from the continent to the ocean, show
that the intermediate type of crust consists of two subtypes: subcontinental and
suboceanic. It has also been established that different types of metallogeny are
,associated with different subtypes of the crust. The depth of the Moho discon-
tinuity was found to be between 2:5 and 50 km.. The seismicity of the region is-also
discussed. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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A1T11H0:-'S: Potiadi,..E. E. (Correspondina member AN SSSR); Voronin, Yu. A.; Cusev, Yu.
02.G: Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Siberian Division, Academy of Sbiences,
SSSR (Institut geologii i veofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Constructing a standard scheme for geological interpretation of geophysical
data
SOITaCE: ~0 SSSR. Doklady, v. 171, no. 1, 1966, 170-172
TOPIC TAGS: geology, Geophysics, probability, algorithm, set theory
ABSTRACT: A scheme for geological interpretation..of geophysical data is described.
Let A be a set of objects, and let U and V be systems of criteria (one-place
predicates) defined in A. It is assumed that a' and a" E_~ A are indistin,-,aishable by
U if for Vu ie U we have ui(a-) + ui(a--) / 1. The indistinguishability relation is the
equivalence relation and ensures representation of A as & A2l .... l AN(u)g Ao&
U A, Ai 0 0'. Any other division that can be obtained from L/A_ ;Y7 by uniting its
Iclasses will be called a derivative and denoted by ([A: U))'.. ((A.: UJ). will
,,onalize .([A: VI) if
diar- N N,
-P, log P, >
I Pj Pq 109 P11),
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where p!' is the pro*oability of events a6A!; p. is the probability of events a r= Ai;
and pi5 is the probability of events a 45k!. When this latter condition is fulfilled,
J
then Bayes' criterion can be used to show that a scheme that, permits determination of
the membership of a in A on the basis of the membership of a in Ai will give a
minimum of errors. This method can be used with a description of objects and any
volume of exDerimontal data. It is based on minimal a priori assumptions and is
easily realiied with an electronic computor. Orig. art. has; 3 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Fotiadi, E. E. (Corresponding member' AN SSSR); Karatayev, G. I.;.Th&&eZ1ov,V.L'
ORC: Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Siberian Department, Academy of Sciences
SSSR (Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo oideleniya Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: On the theory of temporal perturbatijns of gravitational and magnetic fields
in relation to recent tectonic and physical processes in the earth
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 171, no. 3, 1966,1590-592
TOPIC TAGS: gravity perturbation, t=rtl stz=W---q gravimetric'
analysis, magnetic anomaly, gravitation field,-;~Fgg--R-Effc--field, geophysicd station,
geophysicd-pr.l-*-6*~~ At&---,4- lox-iA~ , -~c~L4u K~cA,
ABSTRACT: Althrough the geophysical station network in Siberia includes several
stations at which periodic (every 2-3.yrs) observations are made of geophysical
fields, leveling, triangulation, etc.., and other station at which continuous
measurements are mide of the time-wise variations in the earth's gravity-and magnetic'
fields and tilts of the earth's surface, no. provision has been made for simultaneous 1
+
measurements of both gravitation and magnetic fields. The authors report on some
theoretical investigations of the connection between the temporal variations of the
gravitational and magnetic fields and the time-depeneent variation of the shape,
density, and magnetization of various perturbing, bodies. The analysis includes both
the direct problem (determination of an analytic! expression for the potential as a
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i function of coordinates and time for a given density of magnetization and for a given
oonfiguration of the alomaly) aid the inverse problem oetermined, from specified variations
of the potential the temporal field of the density or magnetization and the amagumtha
of the anomaly). Solutions of the direct problem are presented for the case c2 a
circularly-distributed force applied to the plane boundary of 'an elastic half-space,
and for a certain imomalous ma3s along a vertical hollow cylinder. Possible future
applications of the analysis aad some still unresolved problems are briefly outlined.
1"Orig. art. has: 11 formulas. (021
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FOTIAS, C.
%thematical amlypial vol.30 by Miron flicolescu. Reviewed
by C. Fotias. Rev math puree 6 no.4:793-794 161.

IYUGOSLAVIA
Dr Dragutin 'MM'DIC, Dr Dragoslav STOJANOVIC, Dr Milan FOTIC and Dr
Dusan.NAUNOVIC,.Otorhinolaryngology Department of the Railway Hospital
(Otorinolaringolosko odcljenje Zeleznicke bolnice) Dedinje, Belgrade.
"Treatment of Oronaxillary Fistulae of Dental Orlgin.11
Zagreb, Lij_~cn~ck e ijAk -273.
~k.yj_A _, Vol 85, No 3, 1963; pp 269
Abstract [English aun-gry modified]: Review of 53 cases; only 4 patients
appeared less than a nonth after the fistula was first noted by them
(most were due to dental extractions) so that surgical treatment with
antibiotics was required. The operati,re techniques are described in
some detail. Two tables, 3 diagrams, ? Yugoslav and 8 Western references.
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Behavior of sodium sv,.lfate at high temperat-,ires. ZXur. neorg.
khim. 1.0 no.3:569-572 Mr 165. (1,11RA 18-.7)
1. Institut kbimli Urallskogo filiala All SSSR.

YOTIK, B.S.
Yriction factor of plates in multichamber plate-type compressors.
Trudy LPI no.187:104-109 '56. (MIRA 13:6)
(Compressors)

KONDRATIYEVA) T.F., kand. tekhn.nauk; FnTTN- kand. tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; YURKEVICI+,-?kPj in-zh., red.
(Safety valves for compressor units] Prodokhraniteltnye
klapany dlia kompressornykh uotanovok. Moskva Ma h iz
1963. 178 P. (KI6 16:9
(Compresivors--Safety appliances)

FOTIV, Aj~.. kand.med.nauk; YUDOV.. V.P.; KOGAN.. R.P.
Malignant nonspecific gravulomaE ofthe nose. Test.otorin
no.6:43-50 161. NIRA 15:1)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukhaq nosa i gorla (dir. - daystritellnyy
chlen AMN SWR prof. B.S. Preabrazhenakiy) II Moskovskogo medi-
tainskogo institute, 1 1-7 moskovskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy imeni
R.I. Pirogova.
(HODGKINtS DISFASE) (NOSE--CANCER)

ar-C-IRPTA jl*~DIGA Sec-.11-101 -10/6 -Oto-HhinO-LaVynE3
rOTTA/ /A. L/,
1185., FOTIN A. V, Influenza Clln.. Inot. of Virol., Acad. of Mcif, SO. (if Oic.
USST,_Woscow. * The condi tion of t lie nasa t in tic ipsa i ri vi rus-
i n f I u e n z a ( Ru s s i a n t e x 1) VESTN. OTO- lll\'O- LARING. 1956. 1
(10-14)
The mucous membrane of the upper respiratory tract was examined in 78 patients
with influenza. The examination was performed on the day of hospi tat izati oil be-
fore the final diagnosis had been established. Attention was paid to vascularity.
colour of mucosa and character of secretion. According to the changes found it
was possible to distinguish 2 groupsOf patients. The first group (33 patients)
suffered from typical catarrh of the upper respiratory tract, sometimes with
exacerbation of chronic inflammation of-the nose and its accessory Sinuses and of
the throat. In the 40 patients of the 2nd group the changes were different. llyper-
aemia. and exudation were much less in evidence, or even totally abselit. Tile
patients showed minimal catarrhal changes and they complained of weakness and
malaise. The affected mucosa was dry and opalescent-blue or cyanotic. In this
group further examination revealed virus influenza. The cyanotic colour of the
nasal conchae found in the patients with virus influenza was homogeneous, in
contrast to the appearances in vasomotor rhinitis. The influenza virus seems to
act on the nervous system producing paralysis and collapse of the peripheral
vessels, capillaries, small veins and arterioles. This results in venostasis ac-
counting for the cyanotic colour of the mucosa. The increased bleeding tendency
of the mucous membrane in virus influenza is likewise due to the capillary para-
lysis. The same cause is claimed to account for the desquamation of the cubical
epithelium of the nasal mucosa. The local stasis and anoxia impaires the normal
metabolism of the epithelium, which undergoes degenerative changes, looses its
normal physiological fixation and separates from the underlying membrane.
Preobrazlienski - Moscow

2212. 11 Y POTEN, SION AN'D CERTAIN DISEASi '.S IN 01'01-'INNOI-All ;OLLOGY
(Russ ian text) F o t i n A . V, Moscow - VEST%'. 1953,
20/1
(81-86)
The author investigated the symptorns and course of certain diseases in ORL
accompanied by essential hypotension. The conclusion ~Yas that the patients' com -
plaints of headache and vertigo in chronic purulent otitis meclia are *not Clue to the
process in the car but to essential hypotension. In most of such cases there is a
discrepancy between objective otiatric findings and the complaints of the patients.
Acute inflammations of the nasal sinuses in patients with hypotension is ;'Iccompa-
nied by a more pronounced headache. The latter usually continues in tht, patient
long after total elimination of the process in the sinuses.
(XI, 18)
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LIPKOVICH, A.M. (Moskva, Bakuninskaya ul., d.81/55, korpus 5, kv-3);
YOTIN, A.V.
X-ray therapy for slowly healing wounds following radical operations
on the ear. Test.rentj rad. 34 no.5:14-19 S-0 159. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Ix kafedr7 rentgenologli I radiologit (zav. - prof. V.A. D'yachenko)
i kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla, nova (zar. - prof. B.S. P~reobrazhenskiy)
II Noskovskogo meditainskogo Inatituta Imeni N.I. Pirogova.
(MR surgery
(RADION3MAPT~

FOM,,_A. V,
Itoettgen therapy ibi chronic ouppurative otitis media. Ventotorin.
22 no.5%43-49 S-0 060. (KMA 13 t11)
1, Iz kliniki bolemey ukha, gorla i nosa (dir. - doystvitell-
nyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. BaSt Plreobrazhanakiy) leoh4brogo fakull-
teta H Moskovskogo meditd nokogo instituta imeni lT*I* Pirogovae
(EAR-DISEASIM) (I RAM-THEMNUTIC USE)

VOYACHEK,, V.I.., prof.s, Ger6y Sotsialistichoskogo Truda; UWDRITS, V.F.,
prof.,- LIKHACHEV, A.T., prof.,, zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki;
POTAPOV, I.I.,, doktc,r mod.nauk, prof.; FO
~ ~TIW L.Vt,, dotsent,
kand.med.-nauk
Active member of tho Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
and Honored Scientitit, Professor Boris Sergeevich Preobrazhenskii;
on his 70th birthday. Yeat.otorin. no-483-9 262. (MIM 16 9 3)
1. Daystvitel7nyy chlen AMN SWR (for Toyachek). 2. Chlen-
korreopondent AMW SSSR (for Undrits)e
(PRWBRAZHENSXII, BORIS SERGKWICH, 1892-)

FOTIN, A*V*, dotsent
Cyptohistological shifts in polypous granulation tissue of the
middle ear foUowir4 Xwray ixTadiation. Vest. otorine no.l:
3~~31) 63. (MJRA 16:9)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney uk-ha, gorla i nos& (dir. - doystvitall-
nyy chlen MI SSSR prof. B.S.Preobrazhenskiy) lechebnogo fa-
kullteta II Moskovskogo meditainakogo instituta imeni N'.I.
Firogova.
(EAR-DI-SE ES) (L-RAYS-THERAFEUTIC USE)
(PATHOLOGY, CELLULAR)

FOTIIT, A.V.; YIJDOV, II.N.
Some characteristics of cancer of the laryngeal ventricle.
Vestn. otorinolaring. 25 no.3:85-88 163 (MTRA 1721)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukhao nosa i gorla ( dir. - deyBtri-
telInyy chlen MI SSSR =Bluzhennyydayatell nauki prof. B.S.
Preobrachanekiy ) lechebnogo fakullteta II Moskovskogo medi-
tainskogo instituta imeni II.I.Pirogova.

FMIN, B.S., doteent
- .
Indicating multistage plate compressors. Trudy LPI no.2:109-3-17 154.
(Air compressors) (MLRL 8-8)

SAWN. Ivan Akimovioh; STRAKHOVICH. I.1., prof., retsenzent; ZMMI 0
A.B., insh.. red.;JtQTjj,_B.S., kand.tekhn.nauk. red.;
VASILITUA, V.P.. red.12d-va; FRMIN, F.S., takhn.red.
[screw compressors) Vintovye kompressory. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 359 P.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Air comyressors)

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AU11IOR: PrIlutskiy, 1. K.., ]EPtin, B.-S., 33
161Y
TITLE: The effect of leaks on Me volume coefficients of piston and rotary compressors
SOURM Leningrad. Politekhul 'Ohesidy Institut. Trudy, no. 249, 1965. Teplovyye
dvigatell I transportnyye mashiny (Heat engines and tranBport machines), 75-80
TOPIC TAGS: gas compressor, multistage qqmpFpssor, gas pressure
ABSTRACT: IThe authors investigate theoretically the influence of internal leakage.on
efficiency of various types of compressors. In the cas-e-o-r-o-iuin-a-r-y--a,*I-r--c-o-m--p-r-e-ss6i~s-'ff-
good working order, the effects olue to internal ps leakage are usually negligible. In the
case of compressors with differontial pistons, the effect of leakages may become signi-
ficitnt and must be taken Into account during the design of such devices. Internal gas
leaks also affect the distribution of gas pressures'over the various stages. These proq-.j
sures can be corrected by appropriate calculations of the true Intake of gas. Orig. art,
has: 28 formulm and I figure.
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1;--t of' phiton cornfiroosoro. Trudy LPI nc.2/j():81-1V 0
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PHASE 1 BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5790
Zakharenko, Semen Yefremovich, Professor, Sergey Aleksandrovich Anisimov,
Vladimir Alekseyevich Dmitrevskiy, Grigoriy Vasil' yevich Karpov, and
Boris Stepanovich Fotin
Porshnevyye kompressory (Piston Compressors) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1961.
454 p. Errata slip inserted. il, 000 copies printed.
Reviewers: V. A, Rumyantsev, Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
L. M. Rozenfell d, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; Ed. -
S. P. Lifshits, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Eds. of Publishing House:
V. P. Vasil' yeva, G. A. Dudusova.and N. Z. Simonovskiy; Tech. Ed. :
L. B. Shchetinina; Managing Ed. for Literature on the Design and Operation
of Machines (Leningrad Department, Mashgiz): F 1. Fetisov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: 'niis textbook is intended for use in engineering schools of higher
education.
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COVERAGE: The book follows the program of the course "Piston Compressors"
which is taught at the Leningrad Polytechnic institute imeni M. 1. Kalinin.
The following are discussed: thermodynamic fundamentals of the compression
of gases; a modez n theory of reciprocating compressors; methods of the de-
sign of reciprocating compressors and principles of their construction; and the
design and construction of accessories. Basic information necessary for the
operation of compressor installations is also given. The book was written as
follows: Professor S. Ye. Zakharenko - Sec. I of Ch. 1, and Chs. 11, In, IV,
and VI; Docent S. A. Anisimov - Chs. V and V11; Docent V, A, Dmitrevskiy -
Sec. 42 to 46 of Ch. Vill; Doc(-nt G. V. Karpo%r -- Sec.. 47 and 48 of Ch. VIN,
and Sec. 53 of Ch. 11X; and Docent B. S. Fqtin - See.. 2, 3, and 4 of Ch. 1,
See.. 49 to 52 of Ch. IX, and C hs. X and M. There are 79 references, all
S ov i e t.
TABLE OF CONTENTS [Abridged]:
Foreword
Card 2 / 4

YOTIN, I., prepodavatell.
Improvement in the lubrication of the L-3/2 engine valve spindles. Kino-
mckhanik no.S.'35 Ag 15:J. (KLRA 6:8)
1. Shkola kinomekhanikov, 1[har1kov.
(Lubrication and lubricants) (Valves)

I I AJj L.
3mju / Am" r'A 1~dv Pw4u'O~-. A,

Abe J0.0 I fur ;h Mel., *~ vi, I!rA, W, qFt06'j
Authors I 111culasc-1, Ion. T.1
Cos~u VoLmseu, S.j L~pruacu# I.; DocIrmao, C.;
11
l2il2l L
-
V.
last P-lan.'41A.W
Title I (n Dome rnUnp In the Prostate
Orla " t Casua. 1~%d. IVA, 1957, 7, No. 1, 131-13k.
lbstmat I In the prostate gIncA of tho guin.4 p1j, ca%, dog r" =use,
r1 h innervation of the Slejul itself, As wdU as its sure-
f= lucto vas 41seervere4. In moth sawculaturso by U%4
mCwd of lprugnatim, 04 of map-lated see.
nary bodies ddeartbed by Tlwf*juv wo detested.

FOTIN, V.P., CandT~ ch Sci -- (diss) "Study fm of
overvoltage~in non-symetrical short circuits on the
ground in 10rtg IiA03 Df !!,NON"
One sheet of skewnes (ibtimtTA*f OP4;tiii~
USSJR. All-Union Urder of Lenin Electr&6eehaioal
Inst im V.I.Lenin) 150 copies M, 39-58, 110)
- 46 -

FOTI1T, V.P.; AKOPYAIT, A.A.,red.; ANDRIAITOV. K.A..red.; BIRYUKOV, V.G..glavnyy
BUMVICH, Yu.V.,zamestitall glavnogo red.; GRANOVMT, Y.L.,
red.; DlIMAIRWY, V.I.,red.; XLYARFELID, B.11.9rod.; EUIVIN, V.I.,
red.; TIMOVEYEV, P.V.,red.; FASTOVSKIY. V.G.,red.-, TSKYROV, TO.M.0
red.; SlflMYZV, A.M.,red.; DMKOV, Ye.D.,red.; PROKIN, A.M.,tekhn.
red.
[Voltage increase on long a,c, linea during nonnymmetric short
circuito to ground] Povysheniia napriazhenit, v dlinrkvkh linitakh
peremannogo toku pri nesinmetrichnrkh korotkikh %am-.Amniia1zh n&
zenli-n. Kosk-7a, Gos.ererr,.1zd-v&, 1958. 223 P. Nosenw. Tananininyt
a1aktr#)tAkY)A.t1~h/;Aktj InAtitylt, Tf-lidy, h&.1'10 041ilk lpt;~)
(Mlectrio lines) (Short circuits)

ZQTTH, V.P. AKOPYATT, A.A., XOSTMO, HP. LVINSHM N. H.L. LysKov, ru.
ROKOTYAN, S.S., SHUR, S.S.
'E.H.V. Line Internal overvoltages and measures for their limiting."
Report to be oubmitted for the 19th Biennial Session, Intl. Conference
on large electric systems (cij:re). Paris. France. 16-26 May 162.
AKOPYAN, All-Union Elect. Engineering In3t. IM V.I. Lenin, MOSCOW
MS~, LS, USSR, Inst. '1le;tr-4ikszhanivz
1XVIMUIXY11i Lonlngrhd PolytAahlml 1hfit. lm A4.1. Winin
LYSKOV. All-Union Scientific Research Planning Inat. Thermoelectric Indust.
ROKOTYAN. Dept. Long Distance Power Transmission, All-Union Inst. Planning
Steam-Electric Stations, Substations and Furnaces
YOTIN, All-Union Elect. Engineering Inst. im V.I. Lenin, Moscow
SHUR, Scientific Reasearch Inst. of Direct Current, Leningrad

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AUTHORS: Akopyan, A.A., Komarov, A.N., Kolechitskiy, Ye.S.,
Rodionov, Ya.V., and Fotin
TITLE: Testing of 500 kV air circuit breakers on the
transmission line between the Volzhskaya GES imeni
"XII s"Yozda KPSS-Moskva (Volga GES imeni 22nd
1-
Congress CPSU-Moscow)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotelchnilra i energetika,
110-13, 1962, 19, abstract 13 E 142. (Elektr. stantaii,
no.1, 1962, 37-45)
TEXT: Tests were made on 500 kV air circutt-breakerx type
aSHP-20001-500/2000 (Mill-20001-500/2000) with a rated current or
2000 A and a breaking capacity of 20 000 mVA, with ten extinction.
chainbers and with disconnectors having four breaks per phase.
The circuit breaker is developed for a recovery voltage of
3.5 Uphase ~ 1160 kV effective with a maximum.formation-time'-of
10 milliseconds. According to test laboratory data the
discomiector was of reduced electric strength, 2-7 U 820 kV
phase
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effective instead of 3-5 Uphase = 1160 kV effective. The principal
object of the test was to determine the possibility of doing
without shunting resistors of 3000-2000 ohnis on the main extinction
chambers. These resistors greatly increase the cost of the
circuit breakers (1-5 tons of nichromo for a three-phase set) and
according to data from preliminary tests on models, they are
effective in reducing the overvoltage only when disconnecting
unloaded sections of line accompanied by recurrent restriking of
the arc in'the circuit breaker. Tests were carried out with the
circuit shown in the sketch using a reduced working voltage of
43C kV on the receiving end of the transmission line U8- The
main tests ware carried out on circuit breaker BB (sub-station
no.2). Protective spark gapa were ueed to limit 21e vdlue of the
ovc:.-voltaze. To assess the part played by the electromagnetic
inztru..iont voltage-transformers when disconnecting an unloaded
line between Bubstations nos. 2 and 4, all three voltage
transformers were connected in ihe red phase, only two in the
green phase and none in the yellow phase. Overvoltages and
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currents were recorded at three positions: at substations 4 and
2 and at the hydro-power station. Seventy-eight effects were
recorded simultaneously with multi-beam cathode-raylloscillographo
and forty by means of electromagnetic oscillographs. The
progralimie of investigations included: a) overvoltage measurements
on interruption of electrical transmission under conditions of
synchronous operation of -the lHoscow system and of the hydro-power
station (the disconnection was effected by circuit breakers BBI,
B33 and L'P,4); 13) similarly but with synchronous operatlon of
the ~Noscow system and the power station (interruption was effected
by circuit breaker 13B3); c) overvoltage measurements on dis-
counecting an unloaded section of the line 423 jrm long between
substations nos. It and 2 with.circuit breaker BB1,;
d) ovurvoltago mOdAU1*011101ita on disconnecLing dit unloaded section
of line 559 kri long betiveen the hydroelectric power'ntation and
no.2 b7 circuit brotilknr o) ov,~rvrlthgo mtazure-
or-, (1tncxnnqcttn,% on unlotaded juoction of the line 423 km long
bet-etoon vubstations non. 4 and 2 by circuit breaker BB~- This
section was disconnected as part of an unloaded 1 ine 9 2 km long
(breaker BB4 was first opened). In this case the circuit-breaker
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operating conditions were more severe than in tests c and d.
Detailed test results are tabulated. During the course of t4ie
progrxi,mie there were cases of disconnecting short-circuits on the
line, which occurred during several protective spark gap break-
downs, and also during inter-phase flashover of line insulators
during one of the tests. These cases afforded the I~ossibility of
checking the reliability of the circuit breakers in d1sconnecting
.9hort-circuits and permitted tho following new observations.
The overvoltage wave which causes the short-circuit is reflected
from the point ofthe short-circuit with inverted sign and is
then doubled on the substation (or power station) busbars if these
lattor operate under 'dead end' conditions. Dangerous over-
vo,ltages then occur on the substation even before disconnection
of tho short-circuit commoncos. This circumstance caused
additional operations of the protective spark Saps at the hydro-
electric station when the protoctive sparlt jgap operated in no.2
,iubztatior. (teistb on dItcannectin- unloaded section of 423
k= by
circuit break,~r a:!-?) and during inter,,,~hAAt flAxhr.~votr of line
.1
ins-_,Iatorz occurring at the instant of interruption of a line
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10119th of 981 km by circuit breaker BB4. The following conclusions
are drawn from the tests. 1) Tests on circuit breaker
VVNR-20001-500/2000 were carried out under difficult conditions in
respect of recovery voltage (UP to 3.85 Uphase with
t = 5 - 10 milliseconds). They showed that the circuit-breaker
extinction chambers operate with complete reliability under all the
required switching conditions (interruption of synchronous and
C,
asynchronous transmission, disconnection of unloaded lines,
disconnection of short-circuits, etc) without special resistors
shunting the extinction chambers. 2) An electric strength of
2.7 Uphase for the circuit breaker disconnector is insufficient for
reliable operation in a-500 kV electrical transmission system and
it should be raised to 3.5 Uphase'
CAbstractor's note:
Complete tranalatlon.3
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