SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GREPL, K. - GRESHNOVA, V.N.
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Or.-anosilicon ccmaounds of the ... B110/B144
80 - 1000C. Their composition and properties are indicated (Table).
5-nitIro-furfuryl oxytrimethyl silane was obtained 'Crom ethereal solutions
Of 5-nituro-furfuryl alcohol, pyridine, and trimethyl chlorosilane.
Silane reaczs with H PtCl, in isopropyl alcohol to give furfuryl oxysilane.
0 hydrolyzez triethyl sil,%.ne in the
Dioxane containing 0.05 moles of H 2
pre5ancG of H PtCl, to give triethyl silanol. Triethyl silane reactinr.-
2 0
...Lur, -rie-hyl silanol in the presence of H PtCl, -rield5 zmall amounts of
U
2
flexaothyl disiloxane by anhydrocondensation. There is 1 table.
ZISSOCILTION: institut organicheskogo sinteza kkademii nauk LatvSSR
I
kInstitute of Organic Synthesis of the Academy of Sciences
LatSSR)
SUBITI~I'ITTED: March 12, 1962
~.Iabla. Furfuryl oxysilanes (R'- RI). Legend: (1) mode of producticn,
(2) I-Joiling point, OC, (3) pressure, mn Hg.
r,
2
4
GILLER S.A. akademik; MDNE, K.K.; VENTER., K.K.; GERMNEp S.K.;
Tuberculontatio effect of certain derivatives of unsaturated
aldehydes and ketones of the 5-nitrofuran series. Dokl.AN SSSR
1" no.1:108-132 My 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Institut organicheskogo sinteza AN Latv SSR. 2. AN Latv SSR
(for Giller).
(Tuberculosis-,Prevention) (Furan)
GILLER.. S.A,., akademik; BAUMANIS,, E.A.; SOKOLOV, G.P.; GRIMHTLYN, V.Ya.
I- f-.
Synthesis and antimonoamine oxidase activity of alkyl hydrazidas of
3--pyridazine carboacylic acid. Dokl.AN SSSR 145 no.2.*440-442 Jl
162. (MM 15-7)
I* Iwtitut organich"kogo ainteze. AN Letviyakoy SSR. 2. Akademlya
usuk LaUlyakoy SSR (for GiUer).
tAmine oxidase) Nydrasides) '(Pyridazinecarboxylic acid)
LUKEVITS . E.Ya.; ROKADAN, Yu.P.; .q .3.A. akademik; VOROINKOV, M.G.
_-- ---,I
Organosilicon compounds of the furan series* Organooilicon
compounds of furylcarbinols and 5-substituted furfuryl alcohols.
Dokl-.AN SSSR 145 no.4:806-808 Ag 162. (MIRA 15;7)
1, Institut o.-ganichaskogo sinteza AN LELtviyskoy SSR. 2. AN Latviyakoy
SSR (for GiIler).
(Silicon organic compounds) (Furan) (Alcohols)
_RQI,I,F,L.A., NEOS, A.I.; KOTETSKIY, V.V.; GILLER, S.A.
"Letilan," biologically aotiVe alcohol fibers. Khim.volok
(NIRAVII)
1 aningradskiy teks#1.tnYV inA Itut imeni 14*~%
K;Jtakiy). 2. Ins- - i e (for Vollf, Moos;
r Asw
kogo sint zt.4 LatvSSR (for Giller).
9
GILLER,.S.A.-.[11111ors, Sj, akademik
Problems of the harmonious development of Michurin's and molecular
biology. Izv.AN-Latv.SSR no.12:13-14 163. (MRA 17:3)
1. AN Latviyakoy SSR.
q4w--, -~~ -A~,; SALDABOL, N. 0. 1 MEDNE, A. Ya.
2-Amino-4-(5-nitro-2-furyl)thiazole and its derivatives.
Zhur. Ob. khim. 33 no.1:317-318 163. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Institut organichookogo sintoza AN Iatviyakoy SSR.
(Thiazole)
KAZHEYKO, I.B.; GILLER# S.A.; GRKBITSKIY, P.A.; LEVINA, R.Ya.
Dipole moments of some derivatives of phanylevelopropane.
Zhuir. ob. khim. 33 no.5iJ698-1699 Vq 163. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Inatitut organicheakogo ointeza, AN Latviyokoy SSR i
Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Lomonosova.
(Benzene-Di F~119 moments).
SALDABOL, N.O.; MEDIE, A.Ya.; GI-LLER, 3. A.
I -
Synthesis and transformations of furan derivatives, Part 2:
Derivatives of' 2-amino-and 2-hydrazino-4-(5'-nitro-2--filryl)
thiazoles. Zhur. ob.khim. 34 no. 5:1598-1601 MY '64.
(MIRA 17:7)
1. Institut organicheskogo sinteza All lAtviygkoy SSR.
KURGAN, B.V.; GILLER, S.A.; GRUZE, A.A.
13 -ilydroxyethylhydrazides of furancarboxylic acids. Zhur. ob.
khim. 34 no.8:2664-2667 Ag 164. (14IRA 17:9)
1. Institut organichoskogo sinteza All LatvSSR.
MAZIIEYKA, I.[Mazeika, I.]; AVOTA, L.; SOKOLOV, G.; GILITR, S.
Distribution of electron density in heterocyclic systema with
two adjacent nitrogen atoms. Part 1: Dipole moments of some
pyridazine derivatives. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.10:3380-3385
0 t64. (14IRA 17:11)
1. Institut organicheskogo sinteza AN Latviyskoy SSR.
GAVL-4, Fi.~. [Gavars, R. J; STRADY11 I, Ya.P. [Sfxa,~, Ins, J. 1; S. A.,
[Hiliero, S. 1, akasdemik
Electrochemical goneration of freo radical anions in thf., 5-
. u
n-itrofuran oeries. Dokl. All SSSR 157 no.6:11,24-1/,26 r1g 164.
("', f "a 1,1: 9)
1. Inotitut organ.Lcheskogo sLntezjj AN LatvSSR. 2. AN iZ',v-jS11
(for G 1 11or) .
SOKOLGVP G.P.; G11J,ER, S.A., iikudemlk; VORG-11YOV, M.G.
tion of organ omagn z)ol um compounds vJ.Ih 2,15--dlDeth(xy-2,5
'teat, -dihydrofurans.
I
Dokl. All SSSR 158 no-3:675-678 S 164. (MIRA 17110)
1. Institut organicheakogo stnteza AN Latvlyskoy SSR. 2. AN Latviyakoy
SSR (for Giller).
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7.obre-eniy .,* tovirnylkh
TOFIC TAGS: condensation, epory resin
ABSTRACT: 7his Author's, Certificate introduces a method for producing epoxy resin
by condensation of bisphenol A with an epoxy compound and then hardening the liquid
resin with shellac or m--phenylene diamine. In order, to expand the selection of
app' materiais, ari ester of B-furylglycidic acid. is ~Lsed as the epoxy com-
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GILLER S. 4 Gillers, S.319 otv. red.; BLEYDELIS, Ya.Ya.
Bl. idelisp J.1, red.; BLYUGER, A.F.[Blugers, A.]red.;
ZIDEPHANE, A.A red.; PRESS,]B,, red.; BRAMBERGA, V.,
red.; LIDA.K. M:vlu.rLidaks, M.,red.; KOVI, 0., red.;
SHUL'TS, I I
[Cyclophospi=el TSJklofosfan; sbornik statei. Rigap lzd-
vo "Znanie," 1965. 267 p. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Latvijas Padomju Socialistiskas Republikas Zinatnu
Akademija. Organiskas Bintezes instituts,
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!ACCESSION NR: AT5023365 f
AUTHOR: Giller S. A. (Academician AN LatSSR); Vereshchagin, L. A. Ventetq K*
iKIarshun ule, V. V,,-,Lolva. D. 0*
TITLE: 2-Furyl and 5-nitro-2-furyl alk I ketones-
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dok1 0 ve 164, no. 1, 1965, 99-102
TOPIC TAGS: tungici?M, antivirus agent, ketone, acetylenic ketone, furyl alkynyl
ketone
ABSTRACT: This work was undertaken ir. the course of a search for compounds with
fungicidal and antiviral agents. Furyl alkynyl ketones had been previously pre-
pared by the authors from the corresponding carbinols by oxidation with activated
manganese dioxide.z 5-Nitrofuryl a,rylalkynyl ketones were obtained by nitration of
the corresponding ketones. The reaction conditions are dictated by the tiature of
the aryl group attached to the acetylene function. Ketones containing an unsubsti-
tuted phenyl group,,or a phenyl group bedring'electron-donating substituents are
readily nitrated in acetic anhydride at -25C, without a catalyst. When the phenyl.
group bears electron-withdrawinj substituents (C1, Br), the reaction temperature
must be raised to 0-5C, and catalytic amounts of sulfuric acid must be Vded. In
all casest selective nitration occurs, yielding 5-nitro-2-furyl ketones, In this
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where R phanyl, p-tolyl, p-cUorophenyl, m-bromaphenylp p-bromopheayl. The yLelda
land physical constants of the above compounds and their aamicarbazones Are given
'kin tabular form. The recults.of biological tests of the compounds obtained w1ll be*
'presented in a separate paper. Orig. art. has: 2 tablds;
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1ASSOCIATION: Inatitut organicheakogo sinteza AkademLi nauk (Institute of
1,atSSR
!Orp,anic Synthesis, Academy of Sciences,LatS R); Institute nefte- iuglekhimicheskog~
sinteza prL Irkutskom gosudaretvennom universitete Lm. A.-A. Zhdanova (Institute
;of Petroleum and Coal.Chemistry Synthesis at the.Irkultak State Univer Ly)
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AUTHOR: Kurgan, B. V.; Giller, S. A.; Gruze, A. A.
ORG: Institute of Organic Synthesis, Academy of Sciences Latvian SSR, Riga (Institut
z i
ormanicheskogo sinteza Akademif nauk Iatviyakoy .55H, Riga)
TITLE: _LIL 'sland N, i%'-bis(2-chloroothyl)hydrazides of car-
boxylic a _L;~-bis(2-Chloroothyl)amide
cids of the furan series
SOURCE: Khimiya geterotsiklichaskikh soyedineniy, no. 1, 1965, 11-14
TOPIC TAGS1 hydrazine, derivative, organic amide
ABSTRACT: A method for tho preparation of both N, N-bis(2-chloroothyl)amides and
N, N-bis(2-chloroothyl)hydrazides of carboxylic acids of the furaniseries was found
to be the reaction of acid chlorides with amino hydrochloride (-Iy-~r hydrazino kydro-1
chloride (II) in chloroform in the presence of a small excess of pyridinot
RJ711 - (CH=CH)'C0 C-1 + IM (C112 MaCl)t - 110 + 2
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R-il, N02; n-0,1.
The following compounds were synthesized: N-(5-nitrofuroyl)-NI, NI-bis(2-chloroe
O;t -I
0 7
hydrazine; N-(5-nitrofurylaaryloyl)-N'j N'-bis(2-cbloroothyl)hydrazino; N-(fur
N'-bis(2-chloroothyl)hydrazine; N-(furyl4cryloyl)-Nlg N'-bis(2-chloroothyl)hydrazino;I
N-(furoyl)-N, N-bis(2-chloroothyl)amine; N-(furnjlacryloyl)-N, N-bis(2-chloroothyl)-
amine;.N-(5-nitrofuroyl)-N, N-bis(2-chloroethyl)amine; and N-(5-nitrofurylacr7l-oyl)-
N, N-bis(2-chloroethyl)amine.
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AUTHOR: Giller, SA
(Academician'AN LatSSR)
U-,VO197/66/000/004/0024/0033
ORG: none-----------
TITLE: New horizons in organic synthesis
SOURCE: AN LatvSSR. Izvestiya, no. 4, 1966, 24-33
TOPIC TAGS: biochemistry, synthetic material, quantum chemistry, organic semi
drug, pharmacology, hormone, chemical bonding, solid state physics, molecular
physical chemistrys chemical synthesiss macromolecular chemistry, heterocyclic
compound, dielectric property
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ABST%ICT: This state-of-the-art paper by of the Latvian
Giller, membei
AcadeMy of Scieacesq describes recent developmentG in organic synthesis,
future trends characterized by directionel and dimensional reorientation#
and the contribution of Latvian science in this field, as part of the
Soviet scientific system. The paper was written in connection with the
twentieth anniversary of the Latvian Academy of Sciences. According to
Paul Walden, the recent trend of combining chemis ry w th b ology and
pB_y_s1-o1ogy for studying the structure of biocatal sts'~s being expanded
in the second half of the twentieth century by including physical sciences.
in an effort to reach new horizons in organic synthesis. The new trend
includes: physical methods for the study of structures of organic sub-
stances; quantum-mechanical concepts of existing molecular and even bio-
logical attractive forces which lead to the formation of real compounds.
association compounda,.larger aggregates, enzymest antibodie% phages,
viruses, and cellular. structures.-
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The dimensional reorientation in organic synthesis includes new
achievements in macromolecular chemistry through stereoregular polymeri-
4and large-
zation scale industrial organic synthesis which calls for the
solution of basic problems in chemical engineering (e.g., reactions in
vapor and gas phase and In dynamic systems with limiiing conditions and
parameters).
The Latvian Academy of Sciences participated'in the study of multi-
electron conjugate compounds with developed p-electron systems,.by using
quantum-chemical calculations (method of,molecular orbitals). Elmar
Gren, a young scientist from the Institute of.OrRanic ;ynthesis"ompleted,
calculations for various organic compounds in cooperation with the
Spectroscopy Laboratory of Latvian State University.
The quantum-mechanical approach permits derivation of a general
theory for correlating the structure of organic substances with*their
...physical and chemical properties. It is expected that in the vear future,.
quantum chemistry will make possible the calculation of definit'e biologi-
--cal.pr.operties of matter.
Anot~e'r, extremely Interesting aspect of the alliance of organic
synthesis with solid-state physics is the preparation of organic materials
;kith exceptional electrophysical and magnetic properties. Work in this
field was carried out at the Latvian AS by a young scientist, Janis
Freimanis. It is expected that this class of materials may reveal certain
prop2rties which may affect genetic processes of the living cell. Such
research is being conducted together with a group of Belorussian gene-
ticis" headed by Academician Turbin.
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The principle of polyassociation of organic compounds is used to
manufacture organic semiconductors' needed in the rapidly developing
electronics industry. These organ c substances should possess highly
developed systems of conjugation and dense packing of the lattice, which'
.-results in lower intermolecular'energy barr:L-r3 to electron** tra'nsf er.
Several compounds with the required properties were synthesized, e.g.,
conjugated enamines, monomeric and dimeric systems, and polyassociated
:..cross-linked compounds.
It was found that compounds in dils category can. form homogeneous
vacuum deposited dense films several microns thick, which may be used in
.the preparation of microcircuits. Some of these compounds show high
,nonlinearity of volt-ampere characteristics and, to a certain degree,
even stabilitron properties. The chemical structure of these compounds
should contain exclusively linear hydrogen bonding in maximally planar
molecular configurations. The formation of cross-linked associated
'Structures tends to lower considerably, or even cancel, the above-mentioned
._pypperties.
Some of the synthesized compounds revealed relatively low dielectri-
,cal losses tn a high-frequency electrical field. They have the advantage
over polymeric coatings of being vacuum deposited (thin-film method).
A new-pofymeric maiterial,.a polyene ~was *developed at the Semiconduc-'
tor Research Laboratory of Latvian State University in cooperation with
.:Leningrad scientists. It Is characterized by pronounced thermistor pro-
perties, large mean free-path value and long life of charge carriers.
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Another important field of organic synthesis is the manufacture of
.effective synthetic drugs and preparations fbr use in agriculture. It
should be noted that in spite of the eyistence.of.gieat numbers.of highly'
qualified organic chemists in the USSR, there is a considerable lag in
~the production of improved and specific drugsp herbicides, and insecti-
c1des. This lag Is inconsistent with the general progress of science In
.the Soviet Union, and can be explained only by erroneous concepts pre-
vailing until fairly recently in the field of biological sciences
["Lysenkoism"].
Latvian .scientists have synthesized 12 new improved drugs. For instance.,
three preparations from the "furdgih" series are known to be the best .1
drugs against specific infections. The following scientists participated
.in drug research: N. 0. Saldaboll in the study of methyl-2-polyalkenals;
K. K. Venter, in the chemistry of 5-nitrofuryl-2-p,olyalkenals, 5-nitro-
fur yl-2-po lyalke none s, and acetylene-bond containing 5-nitrofuryl ketones;
-',Ya. A. Kastronom, on the methodology for synthesis of nitrofuran penicillins;
A. A. 'Berzin' in the -firet'study of the alkylaLion of furan-wtth olefins;
G. P. Sokoloy in the study of the conversion of 2,5-dialkoxy-2,,5-di*rdro-
furans; L. Ya. Avot,-in the chemistry of pyridazine and its furan.deriva-
.tives; and finally ..Ya. P. Stradyn% in polarography of nitrofur,ans.1
Stradyn' was the first to achie-v-e--t-he electrochemical regeneration of
long-lived nitrofuran free radicals.r~
Academician - G. Voronkov, Correspone1ng Member of the Latvian
Academy of Sciences,.was the first to describe 1-arylailatranes with
logical activity., It was found
,exceptionally strong and specific phy9io
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that I-phenylsilatrane has extremely high selective toxicity (0.4 mg/kg
for warm-blooded animals), and that open-chain analogs of silatranes cave
bactericidal an~ 'fungistatic properties. A rew class of bio'lo'gically
active'atranes was discovered (derivatives of germanium, titanium,
vanadium,',.and molvbdenum). These new compounds constitute a group of
highly active contact insecticides. Their practical usefulness was con-
firmed in 1965 field tests.
Latvian scientists, together with Leningrad scientists A. 1. Heos
.,,branch in organic synthesis i;e. the
and L. A. Vollf, initiated a new 9 7 t 4
preparation Qr-olymcric fibersILVith antimicrobial properti tj The
basit idea here was the covalent bo ing of macromolecules to organic
III an] (-,,.
bacte)ciostal.ic compounds. 'One of them, lethilan I -etil , polyvinyl al-
cohol acetal.,tted with 0-( 5 -nitro furyl) acrolein protects wounds frDm
infection an,4 is gradually absorbed by the surrounding connective tissue.
It is nontoxic, and protects against gram-positive and gram-negative
bacteria, including staphylococci, trichophytone fungi, epider-mophytone,
.candidal, simple lamblia, and trichomonads. Lethilan is ~'- first anti-
microbial fiber used for the manufacture of a wide assortm-, of medical
supplies -
In 1965, the Laborator3f for Amino Acids and Pept'ides (G-una'r* 'Chip'en,
director) of the Latvian Research Institute of Experimental and Clinical
,Medicine developed a new hormone: 5-valine.-angiotensin P (aspangyl-
aryinyl-valyl-histidyl-prolyl7parulWdroxy-phehylalanine). Thi6 angioten-
sin is the strongest so far known, and doses of 10-9-g/kg show effect on
'blood pressure in one minute..
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fe earc in the field of synthetic models and analogs of nucleic
acids(yielded synthetic nucleosides. Such research is facilitated by the
existence of the Experimental Plant headed by N. A. Sukut and M. S. i
Grinberg. In addition, The Latvian Plant of Biochemical Reagents, the
largest biochemical plant in the world, is under construction at Olaine
for the production of nucleic acids, nucleosides, and other biochemical
products.
Among other achievements oi Latvian science is the first development.
of methods for the synthesis of new heterocyclic systems in the pyridine,
quinoline, azafluorenone, and acridine series, achieved by G. Ya.
'Vanag. He also discovered an entirely new type of neurotropic compounds,
2-aminophenyl derivatives of 1,3-indandiones. At the present time,
methinedione and aphenedione are undergoing clinical tests., ZATD PMSS: 4251-P-7
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commences at temperatures above 420C9 and at temperatures above 460C$ the.ma$n
products undergo cracking. Conversion,of the*maln products of demminatton of dXjqth)
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296-300 '55- (an 9:9)
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(Z rays) (KiReralogy, Determimative)
GILLER, Ya, L.
GILLa, Ya. L.: "X-ray s-Lructural methods of diagnosing 'Lhe miner-
als of the granite group." Min Higher Education Ukrainian 5SR.
Llvov State U :Lmeni Ivan Franko. Llvov, 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Physiccoathematical
Sciences.)
SO: Knizhnaya Letonis', No. 26, 1956
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AUTHOR: Giller, Ya.L.
TITLE: X-ray diagnostics of garnets
SOURCE: Ukraine. Glavnoye upravieniye geologii i ok-hrany
nedr. Rentgenografiya minerallnogo syr1ya. no. 1.
Iloscow, 1962, 79-96. Trudy Ilervogo Vsesoy-uznogo
soveshchaniya v Kieve 25-29 sciityabrya 1959 g, 79-96
T Z'Y' T Information is given about the lattice constants of
pyrope, alnandine, spessartine, grossular, uvarovite, andradite, hog-
arite, skiagite, calderite and blythite. it is based on an X-ray
study of 50 chemically analyzed garnets and forms part of a more ex-
tensive study, whose results are to be published as a monograph. The
lattice constants were calculated by means of V.I. Mikheyev's formula
from a table of intorplanar spacings, line intensities, and reflec-
tion plane indices, prepared fropi the data of a Debye powder 1)attern.
The calculated values agree well with those that were determined
ex-periment ally. One criterion, assisting in the identification of
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S/878/62/000/001/001/003
D223/D307
garnets, is that on a Debye powder pattern of pyralspitc garnet the
line corre s pond ingf to plane (880) is the last bright line. 4%nother
intense line (12.0.0, 884) appears as the miount of ugrandite com-
ponent increases, while a third line (12.2.2, 10.6.4) characterizes
the predominance of andradite. There are 11 figures and 4 tables.
aso"OCIATION:
Llvovslciy pSudnrstvcnnyy universitet (Lvov State
University)
Card 2/2
GIIJZR, Ya.L.; MEAUCH, B.V.; SPITKOVSKAYA, S.M.
Hydroromaite from Transcarpethia. Min.abor. no.14:281.5-296
160. (MTILA 15:2)
1. Goeudarstvennyy universitet imerd Ivana Frankog LI'vov.
(Transcarpathia-Hydroromeite)
GIIIER, Ya.L.; PEKUN, Yu.F.
First All-Union Conference on the X-ray Study of Minerals,
hold in Kiev, September 25-29, 1959. Hin.sbor. no.34:,475-476
1606 (MIRA 15:2)
1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Ivana Franko, LIvov.
(Geology-Congre see a)
20219
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E'07 3/L3 35
7,;,iv o(I-0113 3ES-1 //,93)
AUTHORS. C~iliert Ya. 1,. , Shmayevskiy, V.. Ye. arid Vadets, D. 1.
TITLE: Investigation of tkie Iseudobinary Section ZnSb-CdSb
by the Debye Method
PERIODICAL: Fizika motallov i motallovedenlye, 1961, Vol. 11,
No. 2, PP. 31-L - 313
TEXT., The pseudobinary section between the t-wo semiconductor
compounds ZnSb and CdSb containf3 a inimbur of semiconductor
alloys (Refs. 1, 2). Only the extreine compounds of this section
have been investigated by X-ray strticttiral analysis, namely,
the compounds ZnSb and CdSb (K.E,. Alinin, Acta chem.scand.,
1948, 2, 400 - Hef, 3). The work described in this paper is a
first attempt to apply X-ray btructural analysis for investi-
gating the entire section under con%jideration, As starting
materials 99,999 and 99.99% Sb iere use(i,, According to spectrum
analysis the Cd has the following admixturesAb thousandths %;
Cu tenths 56; Ag hundredths % and Ca tenths %, The materials
were weighed with an accuracy of I mg arid mixed in the ratios
enumerated in Table I (the second and third columns give the
Card l/
2 0 2 19
6/126/61/011/002/022/025
ln,%restigat3-ort of E073/E335
composition in molecular 5o, tlic fourth and fifth columns in
weight %). Fusion was carried out in porcelain crucibles in
an electric muffle furnace under a flux consisting of a mixture
of KCI and NaCI. 'rile Inelt was intensively mixed with a graphite
rod and then teemed in an iron inould, Homogenisation was
effected in scaled pyrex ampules (-these were first evacuated
to 10- 1 to 10-2 mni 11g) and following Lhat for 100 hours at
240-270 OC. From the homogenised alloys powder was produced 0
which was tempered in evacuated sealed glass ampules at 200 C
for 50 hours, which were then allowed to cool down with the
furnace. From the thus-produced powder, 0.9 mm dia. cylindrical
specimens were produced, The investigation was by means of
](.., (URS-70) apparatus, uplk~; copper radiation without a
filters A voltage of 35 kv~ 11 currexiL itiLensity of 12 mA
were applied to the tube, the exposure time being 7 hours.
The chamber diameter was 86 min,, Under equal. conditions, X-ray
patterns of the starting components were produced. The
distance between identical lines of the diffraction patterns
Card 2/
Ilivestigation of ....
Table 1:
a" Od
(;OCT *1
10
Zn9b' CdSh
lCo
2 .90,
3 80
4 70
5 65
6 60
7 55
8 no
9 45
40
35
12 30
13 20
4
1 10
15 -
On rd 3/
'eciag
6/126/0' j/()jl/0lj2/U22/025
EX) 7 3 E 3 3 5
Dec.
CdSb
znSb
100
.:Io
-87.8 12,2
20
76,2 23,8
30 C15. 1 34 9
35 59,7 40:3
40 54.5 45,6
.
45 49,4 50,6
50 44,4 55,G
55 39,5 60, 5
6()
34,8 65")
-
65 30.! 69.9
70 1) 74,5
80
16.7 83.3
90 8,2 91.8
00
1 100
Inves tigation of ... .
Table 2:.
3tialtemw nocionjutwx PCWCTKII, XX
c V,'(kX)$"
1
1
6 45 7,715 7,805 370,085
2 170
6: 7,750 7,895 377 470.
3 .6 190 7,785 7,945 383:060'
4 6:230 7.840 7,965 389,235
5 6,245 7,865 7,99:)
6 6,250 7,910 8,045 397,7SfO
7 6,290 7,970 8,070 4G4,690
8 6,295 7,975 8,075 405,460
9 6,310 3,005 8.110. 409,660
10 6,310 7,985 8,100 411,045
11 6,330 8,055 8 35
1 414,620
12 6,340 8,065 155
8: 417.035
13 6,375 8,125 8,195 7424 3%
14 6,400 8,175 8 240 431:090
15 6,415 8,200 8:255 434, 210.
Card 11
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S/126/61/oll/oo2/022/025
E073/E335
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s/i26/61/011/002/022/025
InveBtigation of E073/E335
was measured with an ACCIII-ACY up to 0. 1 nim. The relative
intensity of the liiies was determined visually by means of
a 10-unit scale, Recording (idetitilication) of the X-ray diff-
raction patterns of ZnSb and CdSb was by the method of selection.
The obtained hIct indices did not cititradict the conditions
of extinction for the space group D13h - 1) bca No Cd, Zn
and Sb lines were detected on the X-ray diffraction patterns.
Comparison of the X-ray diffraction patternii of ZnSb and CdSb
with those of intermediate alloys has shown "hat throughout
the entire section the structure of tnese alloys does not
change and the same applies to the space group, This fact
enabled ciioosing indices for the d.LffractIon patterns of the
alloys of the entire ZnSb-CdSh section on the basis of the
ratio of the intensities of the lines and the interplane
distances. The 'lattice constants a.. b, c were calculated
by the mtthod of' least squares on the basis of general
indices for all the alloys starting from G = 25 0 . The
calculated lattice constants and the determined volume of the
elementary cell for all the alloys are entered in Table 2
Card 5/
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Investigation of
s/126/61/011/002/022/025
E073/E335
(lattice constants, kX). The accuracy of the determinations
was 0.005 kX. The obtained results, presented in plots as
functions of the lattice parameter . Fig. 1,and of the
elementary volume, Fig, 2. on the CdSb concentrition (molec%),
are curves with a hardly noticeable bend for a ~-oncentration
of about 50 inoler.% ZnSb. This leads to the assumption of
a process of ordering of the solid solution,
There are 2 figures, 2 tables and 3 references:
2 Soviet and I non.-Soviet,
ASSOCIATIuNs LIvovskiv gosudarstvennyy universitet
im" 1v, Franko (I.Ivov State University
im. Iv. Franko)
SUBMITTEDs June 27, 196o
Card 6/~
GILLERt Ya.L.
X-ray determination of garnets. Rent.min.syr. no.1:79-96 162.
OaRA 16:3)
1. Llvovskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet.
(Garnet-Analysis) (X-ray crystallography)
$ ". - I.
GILLER,._X".;,_BOBR0VNIK, D.P.; GORETSKIY, V.A.; GORZHEVSKIY, D.I.;
KOLTUN., L.I.; LAZAPENKO, Ye.K.; IAZ%O, Ye.M.; REZVOY, D.P.
Gugo Leonardovich Piotrovskii; obituary. Min. sbor. no.16:
456- 458 162. (MIRA 16:10)
(Piotrovskiip Gugo Leonardovich,~ 1897-1962)
GILLER, Ya.L.; SPITKOVSKAYA, S.M.
X-ray characteristics of hatchettite from Transcarpathia. Rent.
min.syr. no.3:71-72 163. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Llvovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
ACC NR.AP7oo6269---------souRcE-coDi,:-.--M/0-it25/66-/oog/oi:.P/0032/0036
AUTHOR: Giller, Yu.__Ye.; 1(haitova, L. T.
ORG: Institute of Plant Physiology and BlophysicsAN TadzSSH (Institut
fiziologii i biofizilci rasteniy AN TadzSSR)
TITLE: Optical properties of a synthetic pigment-lipoprotein complex
SOURCE: AN TadzhSSR. D'oklady, v. 9, no. 12, 1966, 32-36
TOPIC TAGS: photosyntheeiB, photosynthesis pigment, chlorophyll,
carotene, lipid, protein, synthetic photosynthesis complex, pigment
lipoprotein complex, -y4z,- f"
ABSTRACT: The results are reported of a study of the spectral proper-
ties of a syrithetic complex of pigments which perforin photosynthesis in
plants (chlorophylls a and/or b, carotene) with mill protein. This
complex also contained lipids. Thus, this artificial system was
similar In composition to natural chloroplast pigment-protein-lipid
complexes. The preparation of the complex Is described in the article
by Sapozhnilcov, D. I., D. Tolibelcov and Yu. Ye. Giller (AN TadzSSR, Izv
Otd ]3iologicheskikh nauk. No. 2(23), (1966),48). Chromatographically
purified pigments of spectroscopic purity grade and acetone extracts of
Cardl
UDC: none
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dried nettle leaves were used for the study. Spectra o' diffused
-reflection, and fluorescent spectra were recorded and studied. The
results obtained,were compared with the spectra of the live Tradescanti
leaves or absorption spectra of the pigments in acetone solution. The
dependence of the position of the spectral maxima and minima on the
pigment concentration was determined, The results obtained, i.e., 'U'he
shift of the minima of the reflexion spectra and of the maxima of the
fluorescent spectra toward the .~ed end indicate that the spectral
properties of the synthetic comple;; are similar to those of the live
green leaves. With respect to numerical values of the ratios of the
Intensities of the long-wave and the short wave maxima In the fluore-
scent spectra, the synthetic complexes stand between the chlorophyll
solutions and live green leaves. The alternative increase and decrease
of the intensity of the short-wave maximum in the fluorescent spectra
which take place with a decrease in concentration indicate that an
a,ggregate form of chlorophyll is present in the complex together with
the monomer form: the above-mentioned fluctuations in the intensity
are caused by the readsorption phenomenon and by the fluctuating in "Ghe
concentration of the fluorescent monomer form. The red shift in the
spectra of the complex is analogous to that of chlorophyll dosorbed on
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various carrierssuch as polymers or magnesium oxide previously observed
by other authors. In the case of adsorbed pigment, a similar
aggregation of the latter takes place.*.Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
Presented by Corresponding Member.of the Tadzhik Academy of Sciences
A. A. Adlchamovyy on 19 Mar 66.
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NASYROV, Yu.S., otv. red.; SAPOZIU41KOV, D.I., red.; PROKOFIYEV,
A.A., red.; ZAIMISKIY, O.V., red.; MAKSUMOV, A.N.p red.;
KARINOV, Kh.Kh., red.; LOGINOV, M.A., red.; GILLER,
YU.Ye., red.; USOLNOV, P.D., red.; KASIYANENKO, A.G., red.;
RAKHMANINA, X.P.p,,rod..
(Contribution of plant physiology to agriculture; problems
of photosynthesis and metabolism] Fiziol,giia rastenii -
seltakoiru khoziaistvu,- voprosy fotosinteza i obmena veshchestv.
Dushanbe, Izd-vo AN Tadzhikskoi SSR, lqb5- 131 p.
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Akademiya nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, Dushanbe. Institut fizio-
logii i biofiziki rastenii.
MSYROV, Yu.S.; GILLER, YU.Te.; LOGINOV, M.A.,- LEBEDEV, V.N.
Using C14 for studying the photosynethetic balance in the plants
of phytocoenoues. Bot.zhur. 47 no.l.-96-99 Ja 162.
(MIM 15:2)
1. Laboratoriya, fiziologii i biofiziki rasteniy AN Tadzhikskoy SSR,
Dushanbe.
(Plant communities) (Photosynthesis)
WYROV, Yu.S.; ABDURAKIMIJIUVA,
Interrelation between the photosynthesis and water metabolism in
plants. Trudy Otd. fiziol. i biofiz. rast. AN Tadz. SSSR no.3:3-
12 163. (MIRA 16:9)
GILLER, Yu,Ye.
Effect of mineral nutrition on the optical characteristics
of leavea. Trudy Otd. fiziol. i biofiz. rast. AN Tadzh. SSISR
no.3:53-61 163. (KUM 16 .-9)
GILUR, YU.Ye.
Photoreactivation spectrum of changes in the optical system
of plant leaves caused by long-wave ultraviolet radiation.
DoIcl. 9; Tadzh.SSR 8 no.9:32-35 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut fiziologii JL biofiziki rasteniy AN Tadzbikskoy
SSR. Submitted April 27,, 1965.
/0299/64/000/013/G003/ 03
ACCESSION ITR: AR045749 S
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya. Svodn-VY t0IM, Abs- 13G14
AULl-'JR: Gill3r, Yu. Ye.
TITLE: Optical property changeability limits of plant leaves in
onto(~enssia and under the effect of external conditions
GI17ED 99DRCE: Dokl, AN TadzhSSR, v. 6, no. 9, 1963P 38-41
TOPTC TAGS: optioal property, ontogenesis, plant external factor,,
plant lea-f, mesophyll plant, cotton, corn, photosynthesis, pigment,
4- :
.~asua hydration, energy absorption
TRANSLATION: The subject plants grown in vessels were high mountain
mesophyll plants and also cotton and corn. Changes in radiant
or)ergy absorption by plant leaves in ontogenesis corresponded to
--hanges in photosynthesis intensit7, pigment levels, tissue hydration,
and dr-I mattar content. The limits of absorption changes in the 400
700 ~-iillimicron region were 11% on the average. Under the
vegetative experiment conditions, less me ked changes are observed in
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ACCESSION NR. ARIA5749
!leaf energy absori)tion (5994 but the general nature of the changes
IV-he presence of &. peak at -the irtoat active period of the plant
(flowering and fmit bearing phases) - was preserved. During various
mineral nutrition conditions the energy absorption values of the
cotton plF-nt comprise 3 to 46% and those of corn comprise 7 to 9%.
With soil moisture changep total absorption changes arel 2% for the
cotton plant and 6% for the corn, Changes in lea-f onergy absorptl~n
capacity are less under the effect of external factors than in plant
ontogenesis.
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Process of weld joint formation in projectionWelding. ftar.
prolsv. no.7tS-11 J1 160. (HIM 13:7)
1. Yeasoyusuyy muchno-leeledovatel'shy institut elektronvaro-
chnogo oborudovauiyas.
(Illectric welding)
(Platent Iron and steel-Welding)
GILLXR, V. Ye.
" Tuberculosis of the stomach. Khtrurgila no-7:86 Jl '55.
(STOMACH-TUMCULOSIS) (KLRA 8:12)
(r- /~~ Z' -/,) -) , v -, /,T;
GIIJAR, Ye.K.; KosiKHIDZN, N.G.
Blagnoetic value of certain liver function tests in Botkin's disease.
Iob.delo ) no-5:43-47 S-0 '57. (MIRA 11:2)
(HNPATITIS, INFECTIOUS) (*,DICAL TESTS)
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MALIAN. L-B., inzhener; CHESNOKOV, A.S., kandidat tekhnicheskiLdi nauk;
PETROV. A.9., inzhener; PITT-Q " inzhener; Kov"""CM. M.F..
twhener, redaktor.- Fb,T I ro ktor izdatel'ii"va; LAOUTINA,
I.H., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Instructions for making steel structures of low-alloy steel.
type NL2 (I221-56/14SPHKO)l Instruktsiia po izgotovIoniiu
stal'nykh konstruktsii ix ritzkolegirovanaoi stall m3rd NT2.
(I 221-561MSPMCW). Moskva. Goe. W-vo lit-ry po stroit. I
Arkhit.. 1957. 29 p. WIRA 10: 11)
1. MentralInsys nauchno-Issledovatellsksys laboratoriya stallrwkll
soornzheniy Gosudaretvennogo proyektacgo instituta -Proyektstall-
kon3truktaii MiametellurgIcht-metroya SSM (for TSallwon, Chesnokov.
Petrov, Giller). 2. Russia (1923- U.S.'O.R.) Min!F-terstvo
stroitelletva prodpriiatLy metallurgicheskoy i khtmif-han1coy pro-
myshlennosti. Tekhnicheskoya upravlenlye. 3. Otdel normattynykh
doinimentov Takhnicheekogo upravlonlya Ministlerstva :;tr;-!. tell stva
predprlystiy meta llurgi r:hes*xoy I khimichoskoy promysh.!-~naosti SSSR
(for Kovallchuk)
(Steel alloys) (Weldlng)
RYAI,OV, Alekoandr Fedorovich; CHESNOKOV. A.S., nauchnyy red.;.Q a.m..
4AW
nauchnyy red.; OSTROVA, I.K., red.; VLADIMIROVICH, A.G.,
TOKIR, A.M.,. tekhn.rad. red.;
Naking steel construction elements] Izgotovlenie stallnykh
konstraktaii. Isd.2., parer. t dop. Moskva. Vaea.uchobno-podagog.
Isd-vo Trudrexervisdat- 1958, 367 p. (KIRA 12:3)
jSteel, Structural)
GILIM, Ye.Ye., polkovnik meditsinakoy slushb7; LILUASHVILI, S.I.,
------____p_Zrp_o1kovnik meditsinakoy sluzhby
Set for making simultaneous blood collections. Voen.-med. shur.
no. 4:77 Ap 156. (MLRA 9:9)
( LABORATOR INS -APFABAUTS AND SUPPLIES)
(BLOOD--COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION)
~, GILLERP Ye.Ye., polkovnik medaluzhby; KOBAKHIDZE, N.G.
Aldolase in infectious hepatitis. Voen.-med. zhur. no. 2:71.1 F 161.
(MIRA 14:2)
(ALDOLASS) (HEPATITISt INFECTIOUS)
GILLERSOIJ, A. B.
42769. GILLUSON, A. B. Organizatmiya Bor'by S Zhenskis Peoplodiyem V Poslevorenn"
Vrem7a V SB: god.-San. Poolodstylya Voyny I Morapriyatiya Po Ikh Likwldatsli. T. 1. K..
1948, a. 61-67.
SO: Letopts' Zhurnallnykh Statey'. Vol. 7, 1949
ANDROSOVA, Ye.N.; GITIMIRSO , A.B., professor, zaveduyushchiy.
Diagnosis and therapy of malignant tumors of the ovaries. Alcush-i gin.
no.3:50-54 My-Je '53. (14LEL 6:7)
1. Kafedra almsherstya i ginakologii Omek--- meditsin8kogo inatituta imeni
H.I.Xalinina. (Ovarian-Tamors)
USSR / General !Iro,)lcrxs of PatholoL7. Turlirs. Hu r. u-4
Neoplasm*
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biol... No 20, 1958, ITO 93981
Author :Gillcrson) A. B.
Inst Not given
Title Clinical, Diagnostic, anO Therapeutic Aspects of Hormone-
ProducinG Ovarian Tunors.
Or.ig Pub V sb.: Aktualln. vopr. nlcualicrstva i &dnekol. M., 11057,
250-263.
Abstract No abstract given
Card 1/1
17
R.G.. doteent
Rupture of Vn uterus, Iwsed on materials from obs titrictil And
byaecological cli-nics of the 0m-3k State Kalinin Meilcal. Inqti~utp.
7op.*h.L-At. i det. 2 no.LL:57-61 JI-Ag '57. IC:9)
(wslrus - -RU?TU.(i;)
GILIMSON. A.B., professor; BAKIYEVA. R.G., dotsent
Uterine r*ture following cesarean sections [with sumary in jinglish)
Akmh. L gin. 33 no.2:59-62 Kr-Ap 157.. (MIRA 10:6)
1. Is kafedry akusherstra i ginskologil (say. - prof, A.B.Gillerson)
Omskogo gotudaretvannogo meditsinskogo instituta iment N-I-Nalinins .
(qNA*MN SXGTION, 6ompl.
rupt. of uterus in subsequent labor)
(1ABOR, compl.
rupt. of uterus after previous cescreaA section)
(UTARUS, rupture
in labor, after previous cesarean tection)
GILT-WQ ON. A.B.. prof.. VOTYAKOVA. Ye.K.
Ueonadotrophic hormone content of the amnictic fluid in various
periods of pregnancy. Akush. I gin. 34 no.4:87-89 JI-Ag 158
(MIRA 11:9)
1. Iz kafedry akusborstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.B. Gillerson)
Omakogo meditsinskogo Institute imsai N.I. ralinina.
(MNIOTIC FIRID
gongdotropic hormones at various periocle of pregn.(Rue))
(GONADOTROPIN. determ.
In amniotic fluid at varlous Darlods of ,)regn. (Rus
- GILLEMBON, A.B.; PSHENICHNIKOVA, A.S.
Significance of a cytological method in the diagnosis of pro-
invasive forms of cancer of the cer7ix'uteri. Akush i gin.
36 no.300-54 MYTe 60. iMIRA 13:12)
~UTERUS-CANCER)
GILLER60N A.B..9 prof.; VDTMOVA, Te.K.
. -- 2 -
Gonadotropic activity in the blood serum., urine and aredotic
fluid in pregnant women. Akush.i gin. 36 no.5916-19 S-0 160.
(MIRA 13 all)
1. Iz kafedry akuoherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.B. Gillerson)
Onskogo meditainskogo instituta imeni M.I. Nalinina.
(GONADDTHOPIN) (#WNANCY)
GILLERSON, A.B.; BAKIYEVA, R.G.; BUPJUTOV) D.A., zasluzhennyy vrach RSFSR
Some stiologidalp clinical and therapeutic problems in uterine
rupture. V~p. okh. mat. i dot. 6 no.5:63-67 My 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Iz kafedry akus#erstva i ginekologii (zaveduyushchiy - prof. A.B.
Gillerson) Omskogo teditsinskogo instituta ineni M.I.Kalinina.
(VURUS.-RUPTUM) (CESAIMAN SECTIOn)
,GILLWWLy-A,B., prof.; PSHMICHRIKOVA, A.S.
Zffectivenesty of diathemooqagulation in the "cervical" form
of sterility, Wop. okhr. mat. i det. 6 no.61 44-47 Je 161.
(MIRA 15--7)
1. Ix kafedr7 akusheretva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.B.
Gillerson) Omakogo mediteinakogo instituta imeni M.I. Kalinina.
(STMULITY) (SUICTROSURGERY)
GILLERSON, A.B., Prof.
Problem of the course of pregnancy and laoor following commissuro-
tomy. Akush. i gin. 38 no-5:93-95 S-0 162.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. 1z kafedry akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. doktor med.
nauk A.B. Gillerson) Omskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Kalinina.
Gjr L:,:pc;OfT U -NICIDIMIA., L-11.
.1 A.B., pro'. doktor med. nauk; PSIF-
~t, , ~ -
. Course of pregnancy and labor after diathermycoagulation
of the cervix uterl. Akush. I. gin. no.1.64-67 63.
WE'I1~ 17 -.6)
1. Iz kafedry akuoherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.B.
G-Illerson) Omskogo medit.sinkogo instituta imen! MI,I. Kalinina.
GILLERSON, A.B. (Omsk)
-... - p
Diagnosis of uterine cancer. Akush. i gin, 40 no.4.-1211-1'AO Jl-Ag
164. (MIRA 18:4)
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AUTFOR-, Gillert,G. SOV,/43-59-7-14/17
TITLE-~ Estimation of the Measurements of Hirizontal Angles According
to the Method of Gauss-Schreiber (Confidence Ellipsoid)
(Otsenivaniye izmeren-iy gorizontallnykh uglov po sposobu GausFe.-
9hre,ybora (doyeritellnyy ellipsoid))
PERIODICAL. Vestnik Leningradskogo universiteta, Seriya matematiki,
mekh?iniki i astronow-fi, 1959, Nr 7(2), pp 140-142 (USSR)
ABSTRACT., Given the point 0 and the directions 0Ai. Sought: h. Aj__,OAi.
Taki-ng as ei-ements the angles. m = 4A OAV then h
1 0
U~iually thr,, oonfidence lntrjrvalg are constructed se arately for
v4 and hi, The author uses results of Yu.V.Linnik ?Ref 1,22
and states that for the estimation of 1Vhe h i a confidence
Pllipsoid can be given where it is identical with the confidence
ell.-lipsoid for all 011.
Theta are 4 Soviet refarences.
SUBMITTED: June 3. 1958
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AUTHOR, Gillert, (1. SOV43-59-7-15/17
TITLEt .9ea~-tng -iri the Space With Range Measurement (Pryamaya zasechka v
prostranstva s 17mereniyem rasstoyaniya)
PERIODICAL- Vestnik Leningradskogo universiteta, Seriya matematiki,
mekhaniki i astronomii, 1959, Nr 7(2), Pp 143-145 (USSR)
ABSTRAGT~ Given n fixed pointo A (X,,yi~z,' with known coordinates; the
ooordirzates of the point O(X 09Y0 OZ 0) are sought. By direct
application of the results of Yu.V.Linnik Lf-Ref 2_7 the author
091'rIetr-acts a aonfiden.-e ellipsoid containing the point
C)(X 09yo PZ0) wit'h the probability p0.
There are 3 refarences, 2 of which are Soviet, and 1 American,
SUBMITTED.- June 3, 1958
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S/135/61/000/09�/001/006
A006/Alol
AUTHOR: Gillevich, V.A., Engineer
TITLE: Projection welding of alloyparts
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvod8tvo, no. 9, 1961, 4 6
TEXT: -In-projection welding of aluminum allby parts with protrusion of
conventional shape (Fig. 1a) stable results are not obtained.and this method can-~;
not be recommended for industrial use. Therefore an investigation was made at
VNIIESO on projection weldipg of alloy parts having protrusions without a hole
in the back of the sheet to be welded-(Fig. 1b). Such protrusions are produced
during press forming or other processes. Press-formed D16A_BM alloy parts with
1.6 nun thick shelves were welded onto 1 mm thick sheets'of the same material.
The parts had 4 spherical protrusions of M mm base diameter and 1 mm height.
The effect of the electrode material and of drive Inertia on the welding process
were studied and the following conditions were catablished for welding 2 and 4'
protrusions simultaneously. For the foi7ner case the conditions were as followse.
a.c of 80 kamp intensity; 600 'X-.g electrode force, 0.06 sec welding time; the
time of increase oC the gelding current from Iweld o.4 i,.-ield' to'the
initial max..
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Projection welding I. Aoo6/Aloi
final value was 0.04 sec. Smooth increase of the effective value of the weldi
ng
current at the beginning of the pulse (modulation) is necessary. If'modulation'
is absent, electrode burnini, splashing and poor ponetration occurs. An experi-
mental single-phase machine was emOloyed. For~welding_on 4 protrusion6 simulta-
neousiy, a low-frequency three-phase projection press.of the NPn~1_1800 (MRPI-
1800) type was employed,- -which was manufactured at VNIIESO and mounted at one of
the "Svetlana" Plant shops. Electrode force was 1,200 kg, current intensity
140 kamp, welding time 0.07 see; time of current increase from zero to the maxi-
mum vaiue was 0.0) 'see. The electrodes on the side of sheets without protrusions
-should be manufactures. of copper alloy having not less than 100 HB_hardness
Machines with light movable parts of electrode drive are recommended. There are
4 figures and _1 Soviet-bloc reference.
ASSOCIATION: V1~7~1~90
Figure 1: Types of protrusions (projections);,
MUM a) conventional type employed.in projection, welding;
b - without holes on the reverse side;
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b re.31stance heating
jj1z fait olektronvarochnogo
GIL IN't XA14AY ;
SEE KiW# Gillm Khayrevich
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ACC NRt AP5025 128
/6619/66/036/010/1811/1814--
SOURCE CODE: UR
AUTHOR: Tsivunin, V. S.; Gillm Kamay; ShagIdullin, R. R.; Kh1samutdinova, R. Sh.
ORG: none
TITLE: CondensationA reaction of diethyl(diphenyl)chlorophosphineI with a, a --dichloroethyl
ethers I
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimff, v. 35, no. 10, 1965, 1811-1814
TOPIC TAGS: condensation reaction, ether, chen-deal reaction, DiF'rqv4 E 7,*IFR) t)PA4PVy~.
0 t' 1,Y) P C, C t 0~.' 0
ABSTRACT: Diethyl- and diphonylehlorophosphine formed with a, 0 -dichloroethylbutyl ether
a comple4as expected from their reaction with a --chloroethylalkyl ether, but hydrolysis or
alcoholysis of the reaction product was followed by dehydrochlorination to give diethyl- and
diphenyl- a 4)utoxyvinylphosphine oxide, respectively. Similarly, complex formation of
diphenylehlorophosphine with a --chloroethyl - 8 -chloroethyl ether, alcoholysis and thermal
dehydrochlor1nation during distMation produced diphenyl-cL-vinyloVethylphoE;phine oxide.
Hydrolysis of diethyl- a-butoxyvinylphosphine oxide gave diethylacetylphosphine oxide, and
Infrared spectroscopy of the latter Indicated its enol-ketol tautomerism. The starting com-
pounds reacted under cooling in a CO atmosphere at OOC to give viscous complexes, and
2
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alcoholysis or hydrolysis, vacuum distillation, and recrystaWzation produced the unsaturated
phosphine oxides. Physical properties and elemental composition of all products were de-
termined. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
SUB CODE: 07/ SU13M DATE: 298ep64
ORIG REF: 003
EWT(m)/EWP(j) ____RM
AlfC-- i~kl AP6027081 SOURCE CODE: UR/0079/65/035/010/1815/1817
AUTHOR: Teivunin, V. S.; Gillm Kamay; Khisamutdinova, R. Sh.
ORG: none
TITLE: Synthesis of thiooxides of diethyl(diphenyl),-alpha-(alko?cv)ethyl-phosphinesI
alpha-(alkoxy)vinylphosphines, and alpha-(vinyloxy)ethyl-phosphines
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v- 35, no. 10, 1965, 1815-1817
TOPIC TAGS: chemical synthesis, organic phosphorus compoundp chemicall decomposition,
hydrogen sulfide, chlorination, distillation, chemical bonding, bromination, hydrolys'
ABSTRACT: stuiy of oomplexing between secondary chlorophosphines,
I,and-'c4chicro ethers# the authors Investigated the decomposition
:9f the corresponding complexes with hydrogen sulfidee The overall
!prooess Is represented as follows3
fl2PCj+CHgX-CHCj-0R'---*R1 (;II-CHIX.�'--".-ii,t~-CH-CH,X+2"cl.
C1 8A, VIR'
X ~- H Or'Cl. R . C.,N,oe CIf" R. . C'HW
As in the'ease of oxides after decomposition of the compleilor
diethyl(diphony3)-cl(-butoxyohloroothyldlohlorophosphines thermal
dehydroahlorination-00OUre during distillationt
0.0 7.5
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0134"t rVea SS TeSult Of
bse omple%'
Oohlor ination was 0Position 0.f the 0
Mal dehydi wing decOm -ohlorOethy
Slinilar ther,r the produot fOlIc 4-,,hlOrOethyl B Ourreds.
tion 0 sphIne and a0tion 00
.dISt,I11& AphenlUblorophO Ths follovins re
~betWOOU a gen Sulfidee
,other by hydro. 4. +11 =5
I cl
(Cjh)tpci +c"S cl OCIII-ClItcl
orli.cut.
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.The presence of a double boiid was confirmed by-a qualitative
:bromination reaction., Diethyl-o(-butoxyvinylphosphine thlooxide
,thydrolyzed.,readily to form diethylaoetylphosphine thlooxides.
S
!(CIRS) C-CHI + III WIIIIJ-~-CH3 + CqHgOll.~
1JPRS: 36,3281
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GILIMAN, A.
silo
Possibility of using machines in technology and in setting up
work standards. Sots.trud no.6:87-91 Je 157. (NLRA 10:7)
(Blectronic calculati maehines) (Technology)
1production standards)
GILIWI, A.
ve.-O--
dn'"o of electronic machines for designing tnchnilogical Processes
and establishing work norns. Biul.naurn.in-L^Orm.-, '-,nid. i zar.
Plata no.2:1,9-21 '59. (MIRA 12:5)
(Blectronic calculating machinns)
(Machinery Industr7-Production !!tandards)
STAROSKOLISKIY, A.A.; RATNOVSKAU, Ye.D.; GRIMAIT, A.B.
-
Use of wetting agents in skein yarn mercerizing. Ieg.prom.15 no.2:
47-50 7 '55. (1192A 8:4)
(Mercerization)
GILIYAN, A. G.
35489. Pe-rvirhra,,Ia torakoplastika. V SE; Voprosy grudnoy khirurgii.
T. 111. 1.1..? 1949, c. 152-59.
Letopis' Zhurnal'nykh Q"tatey, Vol. 48, 1,.oskva, 1949
GILMAN, A. G.
,.
Xeinbock or Alrehevsky's phenommon. Probl. tuberk., Moskva
no.4:42-44 July-Aug 1950. (CIML 20:1)
L Of the Second Sarjocal Clinle (Rwd - Ae G. Glllm~m).
i;stitute or Clinato.-therapy of-Tuber;culosis (Director --
Docent V. 7, Chernyshav; Scientific Director -- Docent A. Vo
Oveyannikov).
GILIMAN, A.G.; KHRAPUNOVA, N.V.; SHIFMAN. N.D.
'-
First results of application of streptomycin in surgery of
pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl. tubark., Moskva no.4:54-59
Julr-Aug 1951. (CLHL 21:1)
1. Of the Second Surgical Clinic (Read - Doctor Medical
Sciences A. G. Gillman), Institute of Glimatotherapy of
Tuberculosis (Director - Docent Ye. D. Petrov), Yalta.
4~.rx "Amw 14
GILI MAN, A.G.
Anesthesia and therapeutic protective inhibition in the postoperative
stage In pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl. tub. no.1:25-28 Ja-]P '55.
(MM 8:4)
1. Is Instituts. klizatoterapit tuberkulaza (dir. kandidat meditsin-
skikh nauk Ye.D.Pstrov).
(TUMMCULOSIS9 PULMONART, surgez7.
anesthe & postop. cars)
(ANESTHESIA.
In tuberc., pulm., surg.)
(POSTaMATIVIR CARE.
in tuSere PUlU.. Burg.)
GITAMAN, A..G.-;-GOROVENKO, G.G.; SHEVCHMO, K.A.; SUS#OVA, A.L.;
MMELEVSKAYAp G.A.
Comparative stuey of the status of tuberculosis following pulmo-
nary resection under climatic conditions of the southern shore
of the Crimea and the central part of the Ukraire. Probl.tub.
no.1:52-60 162. (MMA 15:8)
1e Iz khirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.G. Gillman) Insti-
tuta meditsinskoy Irlimatologil i klimatoterapii imeni I.M.
Sodftova (dir. B.V. DDgutskiy).
(TUBERCULOSIS) (LUNGS--SURGERY)
GILIMAN, A.G., prof., PERTSOVSKIYq A.L, kand. mod. nauk.
Dynamics.of the correlations of-ser= protein fractions following
resection of a segment or lobe of the lungIn tubortulasia.
.r,-Iinloobio.chemical.,par.allels. Probl. tub. ao.7a43-.47 164.
(MTRA 18:10)
1. Inotitut meditainskoy klimatologii i
klimatoterapii Imeni Sechenova (dir.- B.V. bogutakly), Yalta,
1--l
i '
'j! -14": 1-1T i~ ngln!~ er
--l - -11
"A Rerort on Experience in !,.OdernizinF 'Milling 'Aachines" Stanki I Instrument, 17, No. 12,
1946 ~ -
BR-52C59019
- GlLIMAN, A.I.; ORKIN, V.I.
UnAversal V-shaped three-cam chuck. Mashinostroitell no.9:31 S 163.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Chucks)
H~-,.!~~).Ayram Illich; KOSTIVA, V., red.
ye pnevina-
[Universal. prieumatic latho chucks) Univers-alIrr
ticheskie tokarnye- patrony. Suratov, Saratovskoe knizh-
noe izd-vo, 1963. Ill p. (MIRA 17:7)
o6523 SOV/141-58-1-13/14
AUTHOR: G~Vn~~,, A. M.
TITLE: Some Characteristics of the Logical Structure of the GIFTI
(Gor'kiy Physics-Engineering Research Institute) Computer
and the Prograiu,.iing in Its Code. Part I.
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
1958, Nr 1, pp 141-149 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The computer was designed for the solution of the engin-
eering problems of average complexity and the logical prob-
lems which arise in the machine building industry. The en-
phasis in the design was laid on the miniaturization. The
computer is of the series type and has two kinds of internal
memories. The basic memory consists of 1984 cells which are
situated on the 31-path magnetic drum, while the special mem-
ory is in the form of the registers with re-circulation on
the same drum. Each register has 2 cells, there being altogetber
32 cells of the special memory. Each cell of the basic
memory.or of the special memory can contain one 32-bit word.
The aaDdss time is on the average equal to one half revolution
of the drum during the search in the basic memory and 1/128
revolution during the search in the special memory. The code
of the computer is of the single-address type with regard to
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Some Characteristics of the Logical Structure of the GIFTI (Gorlkiy
Physics-Engineering Research Institute) Computer and the Programming
of Its Code. Part 1.
memory. It is possible to perform operations with 32- or 64-
bit numbers. The point in the code of a number is fixed. The
control code consists of 32 bits. The orders can be situated
in any (odd or even) cells of the memory. One of the import-
ant characteristics of the machine is its method of performing
the operations of re-addressing and reproduction. The order
to be re-addressed which is standard in one of the cells of
the memory, contains the initial address k 0 . The contents
of this cell during the re-addressing are not changed. The
storage of the products ti ( t is the step of the re-
addressing and i is a parameter'controlling the process of
re-addressing) is done in special cells which are known as
the re-addressing cells. The contents of these cells are
independent of the position of the re-addressing order in
the memory. During the insertion of the re-addressing order
into the current-order registerl the contents of the re-
addressing cell are added to it, so that the re-address part
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Some C4.aracteristies of the Logical Structure of the GIFTI (Gorlkiy
Physic#-Engineering Research Institute) Computer and the Programming
of Its Code. Part I.
of the order is equal to ko +-ti after its insertion into
the current-order register. The constants of the re-addressing
are inserted into another group of special cells. The pro-
gramming of the machine is based on the operatorial method
of programming devised by A. A. Lyapunov (Refs 4, 5 and 6).
The programming procedure is described in some detail. The
control facilities of the machine consist of a set of control-
pulse generators and a set of functional devices. General
characteristics of these devices are discussed in some detail.
The second part of the article is to deal with the setting of
the programmes and the discussion of the code of the computer.
The paper contains I figure, 1 table and 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Issledovatel'skiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut pri
Gor vskom universitete (Physico-Engineering Research Institute
Of ~Gorlkiy University)
41
SUBMITTED: June 19, 1957.
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