SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DAVYDOV, L.K. - DAVYDOV. N.A.

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URTVAYEV, V.A., kand.takhn.nauk, otv.red.; ALWIN, O.A., red.; VELIKAROV,
M.A., rod.; BLIZI]TAK, Ya.V., red.; BORSUK, O.Y.. kand.geogr.nauk,
red.; DOMANITSKIT, A.P., red.; KALININ, G.P.,
red:; D~~
J-,
red SiRt- S N., red.; KUDELIN, B.I., red.; MAIICIM, L.P., red.;
WSMI, M.P., red.; ORLOY, B.P., red.; POPOV. I.V.,rad.; PROSKU-
RYAKOV. A.K., rel.- SOEDLOVSKIV, D.L., red.; SPENGLER, O.A., red,;
CHM30TAREV, A.I., red.; CH],FMVSKIY, S.K., red.; GROSMAN. R.V., red.;
SXROETEV, A.N.. teWhn.red.
[Proceedings of the third All-Union Hydrological Congress] Vassoiusayi,
gidrologicheakii allazd. 3rd, Leningrad, 19~7. Trudv. Leningrad. gidro-
meteor. izd-vo. Vol.1 [General information, deciadons, and papers
presented in plenary nessional Obelichie evedeniia, reshaniia i ple-
narny" doklady. 19.58. 242, p, (MIRA 12:1)
(Hydrology-Congresses)

3(0) PBASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1282
.2!vyd-:)v, Iev Konstantinovich and Kcmkina, Nina Geogriyevna
Obshchaya gidrologiya, (General Hyft-ology) leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1958.
486 P- 3,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Mironenko, Z-I.; Tech. Eds-% Soloveychik, A.A. and Flaum, M.Ya.
PVRPOSR: This textbook is intended for students of hydrology at the UAiversity
level.
COVERAGE: This textbook discusses the principles of hydrology, its subdivisions,
and its relation to other sciences. It describes the chemical-physical prop-
er-ties of water, circulation in nature, the hydrology of seas, rivers, glac-
iers, lakes and swamps, and subsurface drainW . The authors thank Profes-
sor S.V. Nalesaik, Ye.V. Bliznyak, B.I. Kudelin* t B.P. Orlov, and Docent
B.B. Bo_Roslovskiy for their assistance. Them are 193 diagrams and 35 Soviet
references.
TABIE OF CONTKRTS:
Tbreword.
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DAVTDOV, ,L.K.- -
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The Third All-Union Hydrological Congress. Vest. IoGU 13 no,.6:149-150
158. (MIRA 11:5)
(Hydrology-Congresses)

"L L I
- DAVMV tt-
*~!LPL J-PA --,
Approximate metbod for calculating seichea. Veat.LGU 13 no.24:97-104
158- (seiches) (MIRA 12.-4)

,QAjjT2Vj_LqK*, profog red.; KALBSHM, S.V., prof.v red.; KORCHA6IN, A.A.,
pro?-., red.; SMVSXIY, B.N.9 Pr'of., red.1 ZUBKOV, A.I., doteent,
red.; LBSMWICH, V.V.. dotsent, red.
[The northwest: reports of the sciantific session'of 19591 Uevero-
Zapad; dolclady nauchnoi sesait 1959 g. Leningrad, 1959, 136 p,
(MIRA 13:3)
(Russia, Northwestern-Physical. geography)

BORMX, O.N., kand.geograf.nauk; URYVA)W, V.A., otvoredo; DAVYI)oVj' L.K.,
prof,, doktor geograf.nauk, red.toma; SHATILINA,
BRATHINA, M.I., tekhn.red.
[Transactions of the Third All-Union 4drological Congress,
Leningrad, 19571 Trady III Vaesoluznogo gidrologichaskogo
B*ezda. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo. Vol-7. [Section of
General Hydrology] Sektaiia obsbehei gidrologii. 19590 323 P.
(MIRA 13:1)
(Hydrology-Congresses)

amuov, Aleksanar Kikhaylovich; POPOV, Igor' vlaaimirovich;
ZVORYKIN, K.A., otv.red.; L
M= K)Vt -J6.L.,-prof., red.; YASNO
GORODSKAYA, N.M., red.; 1. By, A.T., takhn.red.
(Hydrology and the national economy] Gidrologlia i narodnoe
khosiaiatvo. Pod red. L.K.Davydova. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.
izd-vo. 1960.. 182 p. (MIRA 13:8)
(Hydrology-Rosearch)

FWOROV, N.N., kand.teklm.nauk; POPOV, I.Y., kand.geogr.nauk; BORSUK, O.N.,
kand.geogr.nauk; MWSMSEIT, H.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; VELIKANOV,
M.A., prof.. doktor takhn.nauk, red.(Moskva); URYVATAV, V.A.. otv.
red.; ALSKIN, O.A., rod.; 3LIZNTAK, Ye.V., red. [deceased];
BORSUK0 O.N., red.; DAV7WV, L-ex-91 red.; DOMANITSKIT, A.P., red.;
KALININ, G.P., red..' S.N., red.; IN, B.I., red.;
I TSK~IY
XANO1Mj L.P., redo-, NXIMM19 X.P., red.; 01MOV, B.P., red,,t
PROMURTAKOV, A.K.,zvd.; SOKOLOWaY, D.L., red.; SMGL8R,0.A.,
red.; CHHBOTARNV, .'A.I., red.; GHMOVSEIY, S.K,, red,; SHATILINAl
M.K., red.; VLADIMIROV, O.G., tekJm.red.
[Transactions of the Third All-Union Hydrological Congress] Trudy
III Veesoiuznogo gidrologicheakogo s"ezda. Vol.5. [Section of
Hydrodynamics and River-Bed Evolution] Sektaiia gidrodinamiki i
ruslovykh protsessov. 1960. 421 p.
WIRA 13:11)
Vaesoyuznyy gidrologichaskiy suezd. 3d, Leningrad, 1957.
2. OosudarE;tvennyy gidrologicheskiy institut (for Fedorov, Popov).
3, Glilen-korrespondl=t AN SSBR (for Velikonov),
(Hydrology--Congresses)

JAMOV, L K.
----------------
Marian's formula. Vest- LGU 15 n0-18:144-145 160. (.KIRA 13:9)
(seiches),

LEBEDEV, Vladimir Vasillyevich; DAVYDOV, L.K., doktor geogr. nauky prof.p
retsenzent; YASIIOGORODSKAYA, M.F., red.; BRAYNIIU, telrbn. red.
(Hydrology and hydrometry in problems] Gidrologiia i gidrometriia v
zadachakh. 3. dop. i parer. izd. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vop 1961.
699 P. (MIRA 14-.12)
1. Zaveduyusholdy kafedroy gidrologii sushi Leningradskogo gosudarstven-
nogo universitota (for Davidov).
(Hydrology)

DAVYDOV, L.K.-
Relationship between the velocity of water discharge and the mean
current velocity. Vest.LGII 16 no.24:119-lZ6 '61. (MIRA 14:12)
(Rivers)

DAVYDUV L H,
Hydrogen electrodes for the determination of tiametric
O'n
+Arba-ation, Lab4i delo 6 nov'4154-57 J3.4&g !60 IY42)
Y (NDROM-ION COIICBII~T~ON)', (ZTR'ODE(M8)

ARTYUGIN~ I.M.; GRACHEV, Yu.P.; DANY OV N RPICHEV,
..__D _LL,-,; DOYNIKOV, Ya.P.; KT
V.I.; IZVENTAL', G.B.; NSLENTIYEV, 4.Aq 141CMM321; X.I.; FIXONOVj,
.A.F.; SASHONKO, G.I.; STARIKOV, V.G.,;'FROLOV) V.I.; 1MRIIU,, L.S.;
RABINOVICH, A.L.., red.; SOBO19VAjcYe.M.y tekbn. red.
(TechW.cal and economic principles of the expansion of heat sup-
ply engineering in power systems) Tekhni o-ekononichaskie osnovy
razvit!L:ia teplofikatsii -v energosistemakh. Moskva, Gos. ener
izd-vo,, 1961. 318 p. (MIRA :15:350
(Heat engineering) (Electric power plants)

NADELIO A.B., red.; TRLYASHOV, R.Kh.,
red.izd-va; BELOGURONFA, I.A., tekhn. red.
(Machine for the bending of eateh-lugs on large-size exten-
sion springs] Stanok dlia zagibki ushkov-satsepov u prazhin
rastiazheniia krupnylzh gabaritov. Leningrad, 1963. 10 p.
(Leningradskii dom nauchno-tekhnieheskoi propagandy. ObMen
peredovym opytom. Seriia: Mekbhnicheskaia obrabotka metallov,
no.2) (MIRA 16:5)
(Springs (Mechanisms)) (Metalworking machinery)

DAVYDOV.11, I.S.;KUGATEM, A.A*
Procodur* for tensile testing of concrete. Zar.lab.21 no,9:1106-
1109 '55- (KLVA 9:1)
l.Yeasoyu%Vy nanchus-imeledevatelskiy inatitut thelesnodorothus-.
go stroitellstva i proyaktirevaniya.
(Concrete-49ating)

SH3STDPMV, S.Va, doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk; BWIN, -U.K., kgrAidat tekiudeae-
skikh nauk; IVANDV, G.S., iuzhener; LUKICHEV, -N.A., 'inzhensr~.IAMM,_
LJwPA.whener; GROMOVI V.S.., in2hener; POPOV, N.A., inzhener; ZHU-
RkVLHV, G.M., master.
Vibrators for making wire reinforced ties an stands. Trausp.stroi. 6
n9.3:12-14 Mr 156. MM 51:7)
(Railroads-Ties, Concrete)

DAVYDOV, L. YA.
"Condition of the Chorionic Villi in Early Abortions." LIvov State Medical
Inst. LIvovj 1953. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Medical
Sciences)
SO: 1-1-9729 20 Feb 56

-DATMOV, L.Ya., kand. med. nauk; GERMA, V.P.
Case of pregnancy toxemia complicated by diabetes insipiduso
Mcush. i gin. 39 no.41122 JI-Agt63 (MIRA 16t12)
1. Tz Llvovskago -~noanllnn-issledovatellskogo insti-bita okhrany
-terlnoiva i -detatft"~ d*o&IN id*-,i
m
a P %Yydor

DATMOV, L.Ya.
-.-,
I
Conservative t.reatment of patients with fibrom-yona of lr:-e
Vop. cnk. 11 no.3:94-.98 165. (1111.1-1%k 18.6)
1. 1z Llvovskogo nailchno-igs.ledcvate'l"skogo in~Okdtuta okli-rany
. materinstva i detstva (dir, .- kand. med. itmik L.Ya, Few-yd:W).

DAVYDOV, L.Ye.; KOLODKIN, I.A.
Truck for hauling and installation of streetcar units. Rats. predl.
na gor. elektrotransp. no.9:39 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Vagonoremontnyy zavod Tramvayno-trolleybusnogo upravleniya Lenin-
grada.

1. DAVYDOV., M.
2. USSR (600)
4. Dwellings - Maintenance and Repair
7. Capital repairs and increased planning and organization of public services for
residential buildings, Zhil.-kon.khoz. 2 no. 11, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL -1953, Uncl.

DAVYDOV, M., inzh.
Economize--:Vuel and we it carefully. Rech. transp. 22 ne.6*.22-24
Je t 63 (MIRA 16:9)
(Inland watar transportation-Cost of
9 oration)
(Merchant ships-Fuel consumption

A 4-V49=5
USECR/Badio ]Receivers, Crystal OcatroUed Apr 49
Vac uum Tubes
"I One-Tabe Detector and Amplifier," M. Davydov, 1 p
-'Padid" no,4
Diagram and operation of an attacbmeat for, crystal sets
to give greater volume amd stability of'operation ijk
vhich cae tube (MM or 2Zh2M) is used as a diode
.detector amd ax audio amplifier..
42/49T105

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DAVYD01f,M.
Improving the souid quality of small size radio receivers. Radio
no.8:43 Ag '55. (MM 8:10)
(Radio"-Reca$vere and reception)

AID P - 4419
Subject USSR/Radio
Card 1/1 Pub. 89 - 17/18
Author Davydov, M.
Title -A440 systems in radio sets
Periodical Radio, 4, 52-54, Ap 1956
Abstract The placement of sound amplifiers in a receiver set
is discussed. American and Gerruan designs of various
types are explained in detail. Ten diagrams.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

AUTHOR: Davydov 11 OOV-107-58-8-40/53
TITLE: An AF Amplifier With Push-Button Switching (Usilitell VCh
a klavielinym peroklyuchatelem)
PERIODICAL: Radiov 1958, Nr 8, pp 43-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The above mentioned amplifier incorporates both stepless tone
control and a push button system with 5 positons: "Orchestra",
"Solo", "Speech" "Light Music" and "Bass". The push-button
tone-control group is connected between the input and first
stage of the amplifier and selects the most suitable AF
resPonse curve for the amplifier by switching in condensers
and resistances of different values. The set itself is a
3-stage Iff amplifier with stepless tone-control between
stages I and 2. it uses frequency response negative feedback
between stages 2 and 3 and has 2 speakers in series for bass
and 2 in parallel for treble reproduction. Sensitivity at
the input is 100 mv. The nominal output capacity is 2 va
with a non-linear distortions factor of not more than 2.3%
and a maximum output of 5.5 vs. There is 1 circuit diagram
and 1 graph.
1. Radio receivers--Equipment 2. Radio receivers--Control systems
Card 1/1 3. Sound--Control

AUTHORt Davydov, 14. SOV/107-59-1-37/51
TITLE: Timbre Regulators (Regulatory tembra)
PERIODIOALt Radio, 1959, Nr 1, PP 42-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes various methods of regulating the tone
color and its quality in TV and radio receiving sets. Ile
explains the circuits used in foreign sets, including one
for a remote tone-control unit. There are 10 circuits and
2 graphs.
Card 1/1

VIXTOROV, V.;_kAVITO 1.
-
Prevent accidents from static eles-tricity. Bezop. truda v
prom. 8 no.9:24-25 S 164 (MIRA 18:1)

DAVYDOV M... inzh.
Obt and Yenisey.River, wearewiting.to see you In the South) Engineer
designs new rivers. Tekh.mol. 29 no.4:19-21 Ap 161- (NM 14:5)
(Rivera-Regulation)

PETROV, Boris Petrovich; STEPANOVj Aleksandr Dmitriyevich; MINOV,
D.K., prof., retsenzentj DA _M.A., dots., retsenzent;
KOSAREV, G.V., dots.p retsenzent; TRAUTMAN, L.M.) dots.)
retsenzent; SIDOROV, N.I., red.; LARIONOV, G.Ye.., tekhn.
red.
[Electrical equipment and automation of electric rolling
stock) Elektricheskoe oborudovanie i avtomatizataiia elek-
tricheskogo podvizbnogo sostava. :Izd.2.p perer. i dop.
Moskva, Gosenergoizda-b., 1963. '303'-p. (MIRA 17:3)

DAvf-.OV, -- -
"Geomorphological CharacteristIcR of the Southern kyazAnsmyr. Oblast."
Sub 28 Feb 51, Moscow City Pedagogical Inst Imeni V. P. Potem-kin.
Dissorts-tions presented for science and ongineerint., degrees in Mancow
during 19!;l.
SO: SlIm. *-jo. 480, 9 14av 55

GLUSEIOVj, Viktor Grigorlyevich., Azszh~ . gidrolog [188.3-1939]; LIVOVICH, M.I.;
GEWDIOV, I.P., akademik, red.j BLIMAK, Ye.V.,, red. (deceased);
-DJMaX3LpJU,Pj MIN, V.N., otv& reds; POSIAVSKIr, M., red*s-,BIMAJP
A.V.', red. lzd;..vaj POLTAKOVAt I.V.I,tekbn. red.
[Theoretical problems and methods of lWdrological research] Voproey
teorIT L. - .9 --.- - . IML-isaledovanii. Moskvay Izd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR,, 19 1- -415 P. (KMA 2A.: 9)
(Hydrology-Research)

1. m., DAVVDOV. 14. M.
2. USSR (600)
4. Blood.
7. Effect of carotonaphthalan and refined naphthalan on nitrogen from amino acids in
T
the blood rudy Vs-~s. obshch. fiz. biokhim. ijfarm. no. 1, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1951. Unclassified.

DAVYDOVY Mikhq~I_M
_b_;, BOBYLEV, M.G., red.; BILENKO,
._kbLtylqid,q
re,d-.izd-va; SOTNIKOVA, N.F., tekhn. red.
(Catching muskrats with creels] Otlov ondatry mordami
(vershami). Moskva, Izd-vo TSentrosoiuza, 1963. 53 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Yakutia-Muskrata)

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so thAt it will fW7w "Ithwest Ili the Aral acid. throw, too
CaVian Sea, rather than to the Ardir O"wi. Valur
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DAMN, M. M.
Preobrazovanie rechoi seti Sovetskoi strany. Ctransfornzation or the rifer net-
work of the Soviet country2..(Geograriia v shkole, 1949, no. 3) P. 12).
DLC: Gl.G313
SO: Soviet Transportation and Communications, A Bibllogrpahy , Libran, of Congress,
le-fere~ce Department, Ilashington,1952, Unclassified.

. ~. ~ ... 111--'~~- 1-1 -- ---I- - - -;- ~ -
DAVYDOV, M.N.; ALIKSANDROV, B.K., professor, redaktor
......
[Great bydrool6atric construction projsots in tfie UOS.S.1101 Telikoe
gidrotakhnichaskoe stroitellitvo v SSSR. Moskva. "Pravda," 1951.
31 P. (MIU 8: 6)
(Hydroelectric power stations)

AVAKTAN, A.B.; BUDYKO. H.1.; YUDIN, M.I.; OCHAKOVSKIY, Yu.Ye.; R&Umj"'
ARMAND. D.L,; IMDOROVICK, B.A.; ZUBOV. N.N.; ANTIPOR-KARATAYEV, I.N.;
SAPOZHNIKOVA, S.A.; ALISOV, B.P.; 7MYEV. I.K.
Discussion of reports of the meeting. Vop.geog. 28:74-96 152. (HOA 7:50-"
1. Gidroenergoproyekt Ministerstva elaktrostantsiy (for Avakyan).
2. Glavnaya geofisicheskaya observatorlya in. A.I.Voyeykova (for Badvko
wid Tudin). 3. Inatitut okeanologli Akademii nauk SSSR (for Ochakovakly).
4. Gidroonergoproyakt Ministerstva elektrostantsiy (for Dav7dov).
5. Institut geografli Akademii mauk SSSR'(for Armand,- Fedorovich, and
Poteyev). 6. Geograftehaskiy fakulltet M69kavokogo gosudaritvannogo
universiteta (for-Zabov-and Alisov). 7. Pochvennyy instititt in*, V.ve
Dokuchayeva Akadeinii nauk SSW (for Anti~ov-Karatayev, I.N.). 8. Glamaya
geofizichookaya observatoriyd-im. A.I.Voyeykova (for Sapozhuikova).

IMVYDOV, ~MOY. X.Z.
Guidebooks about the Volga and the Volga-Don Navigation Canal. Sorkniga
no.8:21-24 Ag '53. (NLRA 6:8)
(Volga river) (Volga-Don canal)

1. DAVYDQV# 14, 1". TSUNTS) 11. Z.; KEDROV, F. B.
2. USSR (600)
4. Russia - Public Works
7. Great structures of the Stalin epoch (survey of literature). M. M. Davydov,
M. Z. TSunts, F. B. Kedrov. Priroda 42, No. 4, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, A-aril -1953, Uncl.

IDAVMV, Mitrofan Mikhaylovich; SMSOV, I.B., redaktor; ISIXNTIYE-
- .-U I, F; IM! Mdekly redaktor.
CH.vdraulic construction of the U.S.S.R. in the fifth five-year
;plan) Gidrotekhnicheskoe stroitel'stro SSSR v piatoi piattletke.
PO mixterialam *Voai=eanykh chtenii* Politiekhnicheskogo muzeia.
Moak-va, Izd-vo *Znanie," 1954. 39 P. (Vassoiusnos obahchestvo p0
rasprostrananiiu politicheskikh i nauchnykh snanii. Ser. 4. no.13)
(Hydraulic engineering) (MLRL 7:8)

DAVYDOV, 1111TROPIVI 11-IKIIAYLOV-ICI-I--
Rasskaz o velikikh rekakh (Tho story
1 14. Taunts. Moskva, Goakulitroavotizdat,
182 p. illus., grapbs, maps.
IfJ5-
156.1
of great rivers, by) M. Davydov ~W
1955.

DAVYDOV, M.M.
Soviet water power engineering. 7iz. v shkole 15 no.3:6-17
My-Je '55. MRA 8:6)
(Hydroelectric power)

P
DA ,_X1.trof-an-Mi-khay1ovich;
V.
_!AVIRQ
LARINA, L.I., red.; GUBIN, M.I., tekhn.red.
LProspects for over-all utilization of Siberian water powerj
Perapektivy kompieksnogo inpollzovantia stoka sibirokikh rek. Moskva,
Izd-vo "Znsnle,~ 1957. 31 P. (Vaesoluznoe obahchestvo po rasprostrane-
niiu politicheskikh i nauchnykh znanii. Ser.4, no-31) (KIRA 11:1)
(Siberia--Hydroelectric power)

8(6) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/1892
Davydov, Mitrofan Mikhaylovich and Mikhail Zinov'yevich Tsunts
Ot Volkhova do Aj4uta (From the Volkhov to the Amur) Moscow, Izd-vo
"Sovetskaya Rossiya.," 1958. '325 p. 20,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Yu. E. Berenson; Teeh. Ed.: E.A.Rqzen.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for the general reader*
COVERAOE: The authors stress the importance of utilizing the present-
ly existing water system of the USSR, the artificial lakes and the
projected canalslfor the production of electric power. They ex-
plain that only 1.7% of the available water power is being uti-
lized as compared with 25% in USA, 35%',in Canada, 43% in France
and 71% in Western Germany. They discuss the present state of
hydroelectrification in the USSR and describe the projects, now
under con'struction or in-planning, f'or utilizing some of the ener-
gy stored in the 2.5 million kilometers of 108,000 Soviet water-
ways. They provide general information and maps of the All-Union
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hydroelectric system and describe the numerous,hyd.~oelectric re-
gional systems, such as Central, South, Ural, Caucasus, North-
west, Central Asia., Wes'cern Siberi~,' Eastern qiberia and Far East.
The authors also provide detailed maps of individual water systems
and their hydroelectric stations, those already in operation and
those in various stages of planning or construction. They also
mention projects of the diBtant future, among them the Bering
Straits Dam,.which not only will supply enormous quantities of
electric power to Kamchatka and AlaBka,but will also change the.
climate of the Arctic to a moderate one. No personalities are
mentioned. There are no references.
TABIE OF CONTENTS.-
What the Book Is About
5
The Gurgling'Mineral 9
The Country of White. Coal
25
The Pages of History 34
Electrical Russia
44
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From the Volkhov to the Amur
Here It Is, the Great Vol gal
The Zhiguli Dam
On the Three Islands
Great Destiny
The Key to the Treasure of Siberia
The River of Electricity
The Ocean's Brother
We Shall Subjugate You, Ob)
The Energy Stored in Mountain Streams
Fiom. theDneister Plains to the Arctic
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From the Volkhov to the Amur
The YeES (Integrated Power System)
Billions of Electric Servants
The Blue Highways
The Conquest of Deserts and Swamps
On the Wings of an Engineering Dream
The Fires of Communism
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DAVYMV. M. P., ZASLAVSKIY. Yd. Z.Z3 TMMAM, ft. A.
53,12 Davydov. M. P.0 Zaalavokiy. Yu. Z. I Tyurkyan, R. A. 150 m Gotovogo
vatikallnogo atvda v moeyats. (Opyt Prokho&i "ntflystalonnogo stvola obekbty
BudennovskoVet-Vostoohnaya ). M. 1954. 35 s. s. ill 22 am. (9-Vo upllnoy
From-sti SSSR. Tekhn. upr. Tsontr. in-t tekhn. lufmmattiol.. 5.000 eks.
Beispl. --(55-1172) P 622.333t622.25 A
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7-A*QI-AVSKIY, Yu.Z.; ZORI, A.S.
150 meters of prepared mine shafts per month. Maldi.trud.rab. 8
no.8:17-20 D 154. (W.RA 8:1)
1. Upravlyayushchiy trestom StalinsbakhtoprokbodkiL (for Davydov)
2. Glavnyy inzhener prokhodcheekogo stroyupravleniya No.3 (for
I
Zaslavskiy). 3. Ilachallnik tekhnicheskogo otdela tresta (for Zori)
(Donate Basin--Mining engineering)

DAVYMV, Mikhail Prokoflyevich; ZORI. Anatolly Stafanovich; KOCHERGA,
a.. redaxxor; VUT , M., takhnicheskly redaktor.
(Rapid sinking of vertical shafts] Skorostnala prokhodka
vartikRllnykh etvolov. Kiev. Gos.isd-vo takhn. lit-ry USSR,
1955. 71 P. NM 8:12)
(Shaft sinkinj) . ,

DAVYDOV, M.P.; ZORI, A.S.
qQftwNA%KVjffikAUAW
One hundred and fifty motors of completed vertical shaft per month.
Gor.sbur. no.2:10-14 F155. (MIU 8:7)
(Shaft sinking)

DAVYDOV,M.P.; ZORI,A.S.
202.1 motors of prepared mine shaft per month. Mekh. trad. rab.
9 no.5:21-24 W '55- (MIRA 8:7)
1. lachallnik kowbinats~ Stalinshakhtostroy (for Davydov~ 2. lachall-
nik tokhnichemkogo otdola tresta Stalinshakhtoprokhodka 4or Zori).
(S!4d,t. sinking)

-8 DAVYDOV.IM.P.; TYURKYAN, R.A.; RAIOV, IA.
How 241 meters of completed shaft were sunk izi one month.
Shakht.atrot. n0.5:25-28 My 057. (MIRA 10:7)
(Shaft sinking)

DATYDOV, M.P.
~In~h"e "Stalinshakhtostroi* combine. Shakht.stroi. no-11:5-6
N '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Nachallnik kombinata Stalinshakhtstroy.
(Donets Basin--Coal mines and mining)

DAVYDNI-APE",jaureat Leninskoy promii
Rate of 264.6 motors of shaft sinking per month is not the utmost
limit. Shakht. stroi. no.7:3-8 159. (MRA 12:10)
l.Upravlyaywhchiy trestom Stalinshakhtoprokhodkaq,
(Shaft sinking)

DAV-T-PM,_--M- .; STARKOV. G.V.. redaktor; SHEIMID, S.D., redaktor;
JOWHM, A.K., t9khnIchaakiy radaktor.
[Lubricants and their use in the river fleet] Smazoohnye ma-
terialy i Ikh Ispollsovanie na rachnom flote. Moskva, Goa. izd-vo
vodnogo tranap., 1953. 165 P. (Microfilm] (MLU 7:8)
(Lubrication and lubricants)

DAVYDOV,K.S., inzhener
Major element in the potential cost reduction of transportation.
Rech.transp. 14 no.9:12-15 S'55- (HLRA 8:12)
(Merchant marine)

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S/169/62/000/007/046/149
D228/D307
AUTHORS; Mininzon,-G, M,,,Da dov, M. S. and Ayrapetyan, T. M.
TITLE: Portable PM-1 (GVP-1) gravimeter-altimeter
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnalq Geofizika, no. 7, 1962, 26, ab-
stract 7A172 (V sb,. Sostoyaniye i perspektivy razvi--
tiya-geofiz. metodov poiskov i razvedki polezn. isko-
payem,ykh*t M.9 Gostoptekhizdat, 1961, 413-419)
TEXT: A portable GVP-1 gravimeter-altimeter has been developed.
It consists of two resilience systems: one compensated barometri-
cally and the other with an increased barometric factor. The instru-
ment's design is based on a system of astatic siring weight's in
which the lever is suspended on horizontally placed helical cyl .i1i
drical springs of the alloy H41 XT (N41 KhT). The device is ther-
mostatically controlled at a temperature that is selected in accor-
dance with the maximum temperature of the area in which it is be-
ing used (30, 35, or 450). A bimetallic compensator is mounted on
the indtrument-, b7means of this it is possible to cool the tempe-
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Portable GVP-1 D228/D307
rature characteristics of the resilience systems and bring the in-
flection points of thesv characteristics to a set thermostat tem-
perature Z-Abstracter's note: The word vypolazhivat' is taken as;
being vykFiolazhivaV 7. A Dewar flask with an inner diameter of
100 irLm is used as th6 outer thermal insulation. The thermostat
power consumption amounts to about 0.03 W per*10C. The device's
thermostating ratio is 1:150. The astatic resilience system's an-
gular sensitivity equals app3roximately 20 - 25 seconds per milli-
gal. The adopted autocollimator-optical system provides for a
twofold reflection from the mobile mirror; it also ensures that
the accuracy of balancing the resilience systems is 0.02 - 0.04
milligal. In order to eliminate the terrestrial magnetic field's
influence, the resilience systems after alignment are demagneti-
zed and, moreover, surrounded by a magnetic shield. The results
of proving.and commercial tests-of six GVP-1 gravimeter-altimeters
are given. The mean square error of a single measurement by one
system varies from 0.13 to 0.25,milligal for different instru-
ments. Z-Abstracter's note: Oomplete tranalation._7
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31- G.P.;, DAVYDOV., M.S.
VERTSNER V.N.; TIKHOMIROV,
Bleetron-microseopic and electron diffraction studies of photo-
sensitive lead sulfide films obtained by precipitation from
solutions. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 27 no.9:1228-1231 S 163.
(MMA 16:9)
(Electron microscopy) (Electron diffraction examination)?
(Lead sulfide-Testing)

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hCCE~SIOM, MR, AT5007050 S/0000/64/000/000/07gi/0794
AUrHOR� 0 1
anto #'S.; borfm6n, hi Q.% Yeklmov~L V. Zalmanzon uYtion ti
Wevi i. r. G.1 Petrunih Vi, I.i Popov#_Vi
anskiyy, G.- --- rislR_eyn 01-
A -,:Trushin N. Kh.; Um
FIRell
TITLE: Deflecting sy
International'Conference on H
SOURCE. igh knergy.Accelerators. bubna, 1963,
Trudy. Hoscow,, Atomizdai, 71796
TOPIC TAGS: antiproton,-high energy particle, particle beam, high energy ac
mlerator
ABSTRACT: Specific requirements.flowing,frai the applied principle of particle
resolution' have determined the eboice of the t
ype of deflecting system. During d
velopment of the device the requirements were also considered from the viewpoint
of the high-frequency power, supply -system, , The creation of a high-power 150-mega-
hertz frequency generator that o0rates with ptdses of severalmilliseiconds dura-,
tion is a technically complex -task. therefore 0 , special attention. was, given during
the-. develbpoeut of th~ ~ clef licting *Aem to Its economy and efficieticy4- Taking
these conigiderailons Into dccou'nti cart0tit6tions wiv carried. out of a n0iber of
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alt~rnat43'deflecting-,systerfis--i-in.the form of a wavegulde or band line operating In
ergy recuper
the en ation regimet or in the, form of a system of many-cavity or single,-,:,
cav y volume resonators.- As.sho'wn by the computations,.It ls.most.expedient-to:
make the -def lectiog. system' in the . form of a set of independently phased resonators
of the s
qualto,roldal type.uhich.operate In the fundamental mode of.,the elbctric
oscillations, with the use-ofibigh-frequency electrical fieldfor deflecting
them
particles i ', -The report . discusses the r~,sottato,m employed. in-the deflecting system.
and their arrangement: in the'system. :The chosen resonator form permits one 'to ob-__
d flecting fieid In the cross section of a beam
tain a specific ho"eneit~ of,the e
by selection of sultable dimensions. The report ditcusses:the characteristics, of~
developed systelfi. Th lin r dimensio f0
e ea ns ofthe apertur-69 In the resonators
channeling the beam,are commensurable with,the,operating wavelengthi.which fact
-leads to the radiation of elect gn t'
roma e ic energy and to the.appearance ofa strong
,;'.-..bond among-the resonatorsi In order to eliminate thi preserve co
6 phenomenoii--~
plete transparency of the channel for the beam of deflected particles among the
'resonators,,theiwaveguide segmients:are P e
low-
rovid d with .1imiting wavelength much
er than the operating ~meq and feedback Is introduced in the magnetic field.
As
Igationsi th tW son letely eiliml-~:
shown by-Anvest 6 bond-mong 6 re ators in almost.comp
C6hftIderab14 attebtl6ti odi oat i0- - thd AeIAA~, ttih6oarency of the - reso6d
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(A) N)
sourcE CWH:
AUT11OR: Biller,L.N.. VertsnerV.N.; Davydov,M.S.; Kosnyrev,V.S.; Tikhomircrv,G.P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Electron diffracti, njand ele tron microscope ves.t tion of the initial
I 101V
d I a
stages of formation of leno nd lead selenido filmsll*Report) Fifth All-Union
Conference on Electron Microscopy held in Sumy 6-8 Jui-Y _1947
SO(JRCE: AN SSSR. Izvostiya. Seriya fizicheskayn, v. 30, no. 5, 1966, 799-802
TOPIC TAGS: electron microscope, electron diffraction, lead compound, sulfide,
selon.ide, photoconducting film
ABSTRACT: The growth ofthin films of lead sulfide and lead selenide deposited from
solution onto glass or sapphire substrates has been investigated with an electron mi-~
croscope, using the carbon-platinum replica technique, and by electron diffraction.
'nie investign,tion was undertaken because of the technical Importance of the materials
"for the proOction of photoconductive cells. The initial reagents were lead acetate,
thiourea o elenourea, and sodium or potassium hydrcride. The size and distribution
of crvstalsXSn the films were determined with the electron microscope, and the pres-
ence of impurities was detected by electron diffraction, using a transmission tech-
nique for the thiimest films and a reflection technique for the thicker ones. It was
found that a necessary condition for the formation of a film that would adhere well t(
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the substrate was the simultaneous deposition with the lead sulfide or selenide of
some other poorly soluble lead compound (lead cyanamide, oxide, or subcarbonate). Th
lead selenide and sulfide crystals formed in the solution adhered poorly to the sub-
strate, and the deposition of impurities inhibited the growth of these crystals and
reduced the rate of increase of the thickness of the film. The formation of the im-
purity phases took place mainly in the early stnges of the deposition when the solu-
tion was still rich in lend ions, for the impurities are considerably more soluble
than the sulfide or selenide. It was sometimes difficult to detect the presence of a
impurity phase in the lead sulfide or selenide films, particularly in the case of lea
oxide which under some conditions was amorphous. The impurity could be detected, how
ever, by treating the film with a solution capable either of dissolving the impurity
or of converting it to lead sulfide (or selenide) Gacuum deposited films containing
no impurities were unaffected by this treatment, w ereas films deposited from solutio
were usually destroyed as a result of detachment from the substrate. Orig art has:
4 figures.
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ACC AP7002720 SOURCE CODE: UR/0237/661000/012/0009/0012
AUTHOR: Voytovich', G. D.; D=
Ivanov, A. I.; Tikhomirov, G.. P.
,~~? v
ORG: none
TITLE: Study of the optical properties, structur and phase composition of lead
sulfide and selenide films
SOURCE: Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlenn6st', no. 12, 1966, 9-12
TOPIC TAGS: optics, spectral absorption, lead sulfide, lead selenide, thin film.'
thin film optics, thin film structure, thin film phase composition, lead sulfide
film, film impurity, cyanide, basic carbonate, zinc oxide, electron microscopy,
electron diffraction
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the spectral absorption of thin films of lead
sulfide and lead selenide obtained by precipitation from solution. The structure
and phase composition of the films were investigated using electron microscopy
and electron diffraction. The anomalies observed in the optical absorption curve
and spectral response curve were found to characterize films containing impurity
phases: cyanide, basic carbonate, and zinc oxide. It was also noted that the
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coprecipitation of impurities substantially affects the crystallization of lead
sulfide and lead selenide. Orig. art. has: 4 figs. and 1 table. [Translation of
abstract]
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DA,,Yi)OV, V.
Progeess of growth in dense beech tree plantings. Les. khoz. 5 I~o h (43),
April 1~52.

COMI-MY : USSR
CAT ZT;ORIT : Foreatry. Yorejot Cultures.
ARS. JOUR. : PZhBi.ols, 116, 3D 1959, Mn. 10803
AUTvOR
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TIV, 1-
L
DAV7dov, 14. V.
Ukr.&23ttan Acadiiy of Agrioultural Sadancea.
1
~~a Af rvietiveness of Black Alder Cultivation on Swampy
MG. PUB. Vinnik ailtskogospod. nauke. Ukr. Ak-ad. sillakogospod.
nauk, 1958p fio. 1+, 44-50.
ABSTFACT 'rho agaifioance is emphasized of alder oultivation, on
m=py maows &a an affsative meas-are of raising the
volume inareace (by 10-15%) por unit of the forest area
in fttzkaya Oblast', ev Trastyanstalciy Experimental Los-
khos.. Bleok alder plantations give here bIgh produoti-wi
(Grade 1-b) reaahing cowAaraW vaturity at the age of
50 yearr with a resarvv of 1.65 z3/ha. - The izooaonios of
the p1saitations are olted. - L. V. Nesxelov
JcAnr) - 1A
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DAVYDOV, M.Ya., inxh.
Equipment for manufacturing wall blocks or slabs without Zcrmwork.
Stroi, i dor mash. 7 no.6s2O-22 J& 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Concrete walls)

". DOYDOV, N. --
Follow-up of published articles. Mias. ind. SSSR 34 no.4t42 163.
(KIRA 16:10)
1. Tashkentskiy nyasnoy kimbinat.

TARASINSKIY,, G. ; _RAVYDOV N.
Work practices of the Orenburg Food Mill. Mukrelev.prom. 27
no&5:-5;-6 My 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Orenburgskiy kombikormoM zavod. 2. Glavnyy inzh. Orenburgskogo
kombikoMovogO 2avoda (for Tarasinakiy). 3.- Zamestitellglavnogo
inzheriera Orenburgskogo kombikormovogo zavoda (for Davydov).
(Orenburg-Feed mins)

DAVYDOV, N.
How should we evaluate the work of motor ishiclei operating on.
axL hourly basis? Avt.transp. 1+0 no.12:28 D' 16~. (MM 15:12)
1. Starshiy ekonomist Khabarovskogo gruzovogo avtokhozymptva
No.2.
(Transportation., Automotive-Accounting)

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,4MMOT, N.
W&ter-and-oil heator. Prof.-tekh. obr. 13 no.10-11-12 0 '56.
(KLU 9:11)
1. ;Sta.:rahir nester uohilishcha mekWmizatoti sellskogo khozyaystya
no.11, BashkirsWa.ASSF4
ater heate're) (Tractors)
(V

V DO
SUBJECT: USSR/Ylining Schools 27-4-8/19
AUTHOR4 DavydovL N., Senior Inspector of the Kemerovo Oblast, Ad_
ministration of Labor Reserves, and Shubina, 0., in charge
of Methodo1o& SeciAon.
TITLE% The Degree of Efficiency in Training Miners (0 kachestve
podgotovki shakhterov)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, April 1957,
4 (143)9 pp 19-22 (USSR)
ABSTRLCTs The authors point out the want in efficient training of
graduates of the higher and normal mining schools as com-
pardd with the graduates of the Labor Reserve Schools.
Recently, the facilities for instructing young laborers
were studied during a period of two months at 2 higher and
4 normal mining schools of the Kemerovo district (Kuzbass).
The article states in detail the shortcomings observed which
were mostly due to the poor teaching methods, insufficient
outfitting of the instruction -ooms and workshops and do-
ficiont practical training. The authors make various re-
commendations in order to improve training efficiency and
Card 1/2 school equipment.

DAVYDOV, N., inzho.'
Direct delivery of,container cargo. Mor. flot 23 no.10:10-12
0 f63, (NM 16tlo)
1. Nachallnik skladekoy chasti Potiyakogo ports.
(Utilized cargo a tens)
sf
(Transportation

-PAVYD.GV.,,-N., inzh.
Increase the.role of commercial operation. Mor. flot. 24
no.11:14 N 164. (MIRA 18;8'1
1. Port Potis

D&VYDOV, N.A.
~,-
Supersumnability of.a pover series by Cesaro's methods. Usp. mat.
nauk-18 no,4:129-134 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)

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DAVYT)CIVI %~I. A.
'Tcrtain Problcms of the Th,,,orr of i3order Valucs for
knalytical Functions." i~hcsis for Degree of Cand.
-;Aysicomathematical Sci. Sub 20 Apr 49, Sci Aas -Inst Of
I-lathema ties, Moscow 6rder of Lenin State U- i-meni M. V.
Lommosov.
Sumary 82, 10 Dec 52, Dissertations ~-resanted For
Dagm-as in Science and &ngineerln-g in I'loscola in 1949.
7r-jm -v~icharnvaya Aoskvj, aan-Dec 1949.

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PHASE I
TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT
AID 302 - I
BOOK Call No.: QA43.D34
Authors: DAVYDOV. KOROVKIN, P. P., NIKOLISKIY, V. N.
Full Title: COLLECTION OF PROBLEMS ON VATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
Transliterated Title: Sbornik zadach po matematicheskomu analizu
Publishing Data
Originatin., Agency: None
Publishing House: State Educational - Pedagogical Publishing House
of the Ministry of Education RSFSR
Date: 1953 No. pp.: 195 No. of copies: 25,000
Editorial Staff
Editor: None Tech. Ed.: None
Editor-in-Chief: None Appraiser: None
Others: Prof. Romano'vskiy, P. I. and Dotsent Sludskaya-
Zhegalkina, M.'I. made the final editing.
Text Data
Coverage: 2412 problems presented are divided into eleven groups,
listed In 66 subgroups and eleven chapters, as shown in
the attached abstracted Table of Contents. Solutions are
given for every individual problem.
The book does not present anything new, but the system
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adopted in the classification of the various problems, as
well as some of the individual problems offered seem to
be of pedagogical interest.
TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE
Preface 2
Ch. I Func~ions 3
Real Numbers, Values, Graphs, Monotonic, Even,
Odd., Periodical.
Ch. II Limits 14
Of a Sequence; Unilateral; in 1nfinity;
Continuous Infinitesima! Functions-
Ch. III Derivatives and Differentials 29
The technique of Differentiation; Differentials,
Meaning of a Derivative: Geometrical & Mechanidal;
Derivatives of Higher Orders.
Ch. IV Analysis of Functions 42.
Theorem of the Mean; Increasing and Decreasing
Functions; Maximum and Minimum of a Function in
a Point; Asymptotes; Convexity and Concavity;
Analysis of Functions.
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Ch. X
Ch. X1
Solutions
AID 302 - I
PAGE
Function of Two Variables; Limit and Continuity
of a Function of Several Variables; Partial
Derivatives and Total Differential; Differenti-
ation of Complex and Implicit Functions;
Differentials of Higher Orders; Taylor's Formula
and Series; Geometrical Application of Partial
Derivativatives; Tangent Surface and Normal to
a Surface; Extrema of Functions of Many Variables.
Differential Equations 126
Principal Conceptions; EquationE: Homogeneous,
Linear, in Total Differentlals,.otc.; Isogonal
Trajectories; Equations of Higher Orders which
can be brought to Lower Linear Differential
Equations of the 2nd and Higher Order with
Constant Coefficients; Integration by Means of
Series; Problems on Differential Equations of
Higher Orders.
Iterated (Multiple) and Line Integrals of Curves 137
Double and Triple Integrals, thoir Geometrical,
Mechanical, and Physical Application; Integrals
of Curves and their Application.
of the Problems 150
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I
Purpose: Principally for the preparation of teachers of mathematics
and physics. The book is approved by the MinisXry of
Higher Education as a textbook in Pedagogical Institutes.
.Facilities: None '
Wo-of Russian and Slavic References: None
AVallable: Library of Congress
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DAVT.DOF, N.A.
Generalization
i35-138 155.
of Abel's second theorem. Usp,mat.nauk 10 uos3l
(Convergeneg) (MA 9zl)

SUBJECT USSR/16ATHEMATICS/Theory of functions CARD 1/3 PC - 447
AUTHOR IkLVYDOV N.A.
TITLE On a prop-erMy of the Cesaro method for the summation of series.
PERIODICAL Mat. Sborn-1k, n Ser. 38, 509-524 (1956)
reviewed 12/195;
00
Let be given the series T, an with the complex terms ane' Let Seao+ai+...+a n
nuo
Furthermore
cc 8(p) Xn OD n
2.: n
n-o (1-x)p+l n-o
S(P)
4 P (n+pN. f'(n+g+l
n ('11+ p J r(n+l) r(p+1
p
lot -6 be a closed convex set in the complex z-plane. The set76 is called ~)-set
for the sequence I Sni 'f to ever-V V- ), 0 there exist a number )%( E ) -.> 1 and a
sequence of sections ink; 'kj (k-1,2,...) of the natural number series such

Mat. Sbornik, n. Ser. 38, 509-524 (1956) CM 3/3 PG - 447
mk-"k
A - arbitrarily complex, p - integer,,O