SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KATSENOVICH, L.A. - KATSEVICH, K.A.

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CKATSENOVIGHt L.A.
Induatrial health problwo in the drsoving of polymetallAo ores.
Mod. shur. Uzb. no~29#37-41 D 6o. (MIRA, 14-:1)
1. Is Uzbekskogo nauchno-io-oledovatellakoto iwtituta sanitarii,
gigiyony i professionalInfth sabolevaniy (direktor - doteent
A.Z.-Zakhidov).
(ORE DR=im-Hromic ApitcTs) (LFAD POISONIVG)

KATSENOVICHi-Bi Ao--
32741. Namtsentya kIs1otzto-~ch91oehncgo revnoveoiya pri alimeLtarnoy distrofli.
daklady aked. Nauk uzessr, 1949, No. 9. a- 30-34-rozYuma na uzbek, Yak.-
bibliogri 10 aRzv
SO: Letopist Zhurnalinykh Statey, Tole 44, Moskva, 1949

KATSENOVICH, R. A.
29264 Narashenlye kiclotno-shchelochnogo ravamaiya pri toksioheskom gepatite
a astsitom. V ob: Nauch. sessiya Akad. nauk UzSSR 24-28 Tanv. 1949 g. Doklady
Red. Sektalt. Tashkent, 1949. a. 139-49.- Bibliogr: 13 nazv.'
SO, Letopsil Zhurnallnvkh Statey, Vol. 39, Moskva, 1949

YMSENOVICH, R. A.
2. IMT, (600)
4. Main Turlmen Canal - Public Health
7. Some problems of medical and public health service at the Main Turkmen
Canal. Sov. zdrav. 12$ No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May -1953, Uncl.

KkT 23TKO, M.I.; SUYKOV, A.S.; RSTRIN, P.L.
Treatment of digestive diseases with mineral waters of
Uzbekistan. Izv.AN UzeSSR.Set.medo no.4:3.5-20 '58.
(MIU 12:5)
1. Uzbekskiy gosudarstvennyy nanchno-iseledovatel'skiy Inititut
kurortologii i fizioterapii im. Samashkot
(UZBHKISW.--Hj,MRjLL WATKRS) (DIGESTIVE ORWIS-DISMSES)

KATSENOVICH.1 R.A. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Use of Tashk-ent,mineral water in the compound treatDjen~ of chronic
hepatitis a~d,cholecptltis. Trudy Uz. gos. nauch.-49bl. inct.
kur. i fizioter no 15:151-161 159. . .. 14.9)
(Oka BL;~DEI"DISLASES) (LIVEI"DISLASES),'
(MMRAL WATFM)

KATSEN stlarshiy muiohnyy sotrudnik
Treatment ot-oardiovaseglar systeri diseases with Tashkent mineral
water. Trudy Uz. gos. nauch.-isol. inst. kur. i fizioterno.15;
175--182 159. (14DA 14: 9)
(CARDIOVASCULA,R SYSTFI-L-DISEUFS) (MMRAL WATERS)

KATSENOVIGH. RJ. ' auchnyy sotrudnik
, stax,shiy r I
Treatment of dystrophic polyarthritis with Tashkent mineral water.
Trudy Uz. gos. nauch.-issl. inst. kur. i fizioter* :.,io.15:213-217 159..
(NIRA 14:9)
(ARTHRINS) (MINEFAL WATERS)

NATSENOVICH, R.A., kand.med.nauk
Principles and methods in treating diseases W the digestivo
system with TaO~kent mineral water. Med. zhm-. Uzb. no.4.-1&-19
Ap 160. OUPLA 15:3)
1. 1z Uzbekskogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo inatitut4
kurortologii i fizioterapii imehi N.A. SemasWco (direktor -
doteent Ya.K. Muminov).
(DIGESTIVE ORGANS-DISBASZ-S)
(TASMhu-MINERAL WATE10)

OBROSOV, A.N., otv. red.; MUMINOV, U.K., zam. otv,, red.; BUlLATlDV,
F.K., red.; VASILIYEV, L.L., red.; DALIMDV, Z.A., red.;
red.; KETKO, M.I.,, red.; MINKH, A.A.,
red.; CHERNYAVSKIY, Ye.A., prof., red.; SHRAWOVA, G.A., red.;
TSAY, A.A., tekhn. red.
[Aeroionization and hydroaeroionization in medicine] Aeroioni-
zatsijfL i,didroaeroionizatsiia v meditsine; materialy. Red.
kollegiia: A.N.Obrosov i dr. Tasbkent, Medgiz, 1962. 305 P.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Vsesoyuznaya konferentsiya po aero- i.gidmaeroionizatsii,
Tashkent, 10,60. 2. TSentrallnyy institut.kurortologii i fizioterapii,
Moskva (for Obrosov). 3. Kafedra fiziologii cheloveka i zhivotnykh
Laningradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta (for Vasillyev). 4. Uzz-
bekskiy gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatel.'skiy institut kurortolo-
gii I fizioterapii im.N.A.Semashko (for Katsenovich). 5. Gospit4ll-
naya terapevtichaskaya klinika Leningradskogo gosudarstvdanogo me-
ditsinskogo instituta im. I.P.Pavlova (for Blalatov).
(AIR, IONIZED-THERAPEUTIC. USE)

KATISNOVICH) R.A., kand.med.nauk
Clim-atotheravy and clVmtcpror)bylaxlq in Uzbekistan. Sbor.
trud.Uz.gos.nauch..~issl.insl-..kur.i fiaioter. 170-15 162.
(MIRA 170)

KAro-ENOVICH) R.Ix
Some rhysiolog.(.-al indices in healthy people in a hot (-I'u----te.
Trudy. lnst.~ur. i fizio-ter. 13-19-39 155.
irl's,ii rii.PtAboJism arc! ny,,-cific dim-mi1v iwticln of proteirl 1r.
~ -~.So
hypcz-~-em;icn. Rid. ~-*,- " ? t8sr,-)

mjm-r Nviv Ya.K.,, KATSETVICH. R.A ; KETKOp M.I.
p
CoordinatIon oil the work of hualth reqnr',,,t and
I-,euti,-, insti.tutions of the replablics of Central
kur., fizioter. i lech. fiz. kullt. io
1. Uzl)--,ksk-'y institut kurortolog..' i
2mashko (direktor - Ya,K. Tuahkento

"TIM -ZFTAL
O.Y,-OTL:
YE.
'P*--.-q-l,Cvl Institl-lte* Acaen,
rot I c.~j Phv-,J c, V:)I. 2'7
Jnnrnnil o~ 7--'-r-1 ental wnti Theo

SHARYGIN, A.I.; KATSEPOVAv,V,,Io
Experience in combining the duties of spinner and doffer. Tekat.
promo 21 no.3-.53-51+ W 161. (MERA 140)
I. Direktor Voronezhskoy kordnoy fabriki (for Sharygin),, 2* Starshly
normirovshchik Voronozbskoy kordnoy fabriki (for Katsepova).
(Spinning)

BUXHWOV, I.N.; T&kR$KOV,. G.A.; PEYS)MOV. V.K*; UTM, A.M.;
VAERAWRA, T.N.; TMIYACMKO,
Rubber coatings and belts-for draw boxes on spinning machines,
Tekst.prom. 19 no.2:2o-24 F '59- (MIRk 12:5)
(Spinning machinery) (Rubber coatings)
1*11 1.

Sxparience with kvdrolypin L-103# BK-8, and Belenkillo serim in
certain acute surgical diseases. Probl.gemat. i p9rel.j=ovj 4
no.7:47-48 JI 159. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Iz gospital'noy khirurgicheBkoy kliniki (zav. - prof.A.G.
Sonnovelcly) lechebnogo falcul'tata Odeaskogo meditsinakogo
i:lBtituta i khlrurglcheskogo otdelentya (zav. 3,.A.Beylin)
Vodnotransportnoy rayonnoy bollnitay.
(AIIINO ACID MIX"LvaS, ther. use,
protein hydrolyeaten in acute surg. dis. (Rus))

XkTMM, I.I*; ARORN, A,Te., lcand.med.nauk
Differcutial diagnosis of Botkin's disease and malignant neo-
plasms causing obstructive jaundice. Vrach.delo no-l.51-55 160.
(Min 13:6)
1. Khtrurgicheskoye otdolonive Vtoroy klinicheekoy bollnitsy
TSentrallnogo rayona, Odessy i 14-ye otdolonlye infektoionnoy
bollnitay.
(EVATNIS, IMOTIOUS) 4AMICI) (UNM)

IKATSER. 1.I. (Odessa.. ul. Chicherinap d,129p kv.1)
I-
Spontaneous rupture of the spleen in a patient with septic
pancreatitis. Vov.khir.arkh. no.1101-82 161. (141RA 14t12)
1. Rhirargicheskoye otdeleniye (zav. - prof. K.G. Tagibekov) 2-y
klinicheskoy bollnitsy TSentrallnogo rayona Olessy.
(FMICREMS-INFUMMOV) (SPLUM-RUPTURE)

AUTHORSt
TITLEi
S/020/60/135/004/029/037
B004/BO56
Zaretskiyj Ye.M., Katser, I.M., and Petrova, O.A.
Effect of Corrosion Inhibitors Upon Corrosive and Mechanical
Wear. .-.
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 1359 No. 4P ppe
890 - 692
TEXTs The wear of steel under conditions where corrosive and mechanical
effect are of the same order of magnitude is discussed in the present paper.
This case occurs on wet spinning of flax. It was the aim of the present
work to reduce corrosive and mechanical wear caused by Moscow tap water
in 4X 13 type nitrided steel by means of corrosion inhibitors. Experi-
ments were made at 400C in a X2M (Kh2M) device, in which a disk of high-
speed steel revolved in an electrolyte and formed a hole in the specimen.
Speed was 600 rpm in all experiments at a load of 2.25 kg. First, the
effect of cathodic and anodic polarization was examined. A Platinum foil
served as second electrode. Results are compiled in Fig. 1. Fig. 2 shows
the result of the action of anodic and cathodic inhibitors. Addition of
sodium hexametaphosphate reduced wear by 25%. The authors thank
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Effect of Corrosion Inhibitors Upon S/02Y60/135/00411029/037
Corrosive and Mechanical Wear B004 B056
M.A.Babichev for his advice. There are 2 figures and 9 refer-.-,
endebs 8 Soviet and I US.
ASSOCIATION# Nauchno-iseledovateltakiy institut vapomogatellnykh izdeliy
i zapasovykh detaley k tekstiltnomu aborudovaniyu (Scientif-
io Research Institute of Accessories and Spare Parts of
Textile Equipment)
PRESENTEDi June 24, 1960 by P.A.Rebinder, Academician V,
SUBMITTEDs June 1, 1960
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B004/BO56
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AV /AV AW NX
OW OV AM iff
%CM I
4) VKM CAWAWd
j
Legend to Pig. 1. Is withoit. polarization; 2s with anodio polarization,.
Da.1 ma/cM2 ; 31 with cathodi.opolarization, Do a 0.1 ma/cM 21;a)I r.pm;.
V.- wear in MM3.
Legi~nd to Fig. 2. Is *ithout additionj,2s with 500 mg/1 sodiumnitrite;
31 with 500 mg/1 water glasel 48 with 200 mg/l sodium hexametaphosphatel
3
a) rpm; V wear in mm
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KATSER, I.M., inzhss starabiy nauckmyy sotrudnik; FETROVA, O.A., kand.
Protection of dyeing and finishing equipment againot corrosion.
Tekst.prcm. 21 no.11:65-68 N 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut vapomogateliny"
izdeliy i zapasnykh detaley k tekstillnomu oborudovani;iA
(TSNID,Iashdatall) (for Katser).
(Textile machinery-Corrosion)

ir~Wxcdicine Buer~;er's Disease Jul 53
'The. Effects of Intraartex-ial IntroLluction of
Ncvbcain in Obliterctive Throbboangitis, (According
'To Electrocardiog
raph Data) ", A. I. Popova, L. 1.
:Katser (Odessa), Basin Hozpital for Seamen
Min Med, Vol 31, 1-10 7, P-0 57-59
Describes a modification of the T1. 14. Yelanskiy
treatment for Buerger's disease, which involves
intraarterial administration of novocain and mor-
;;Phine with 70 of cases reportedly recovered. In
270T52
connection with the modified treatmentp pre-
a en,
treatment and post-treatment cardiogram were t k
and -novocain injected intrtmrteriall~ without mor-
1:phine. States that the rasoconstrictive effect of
intraarterially introduced novocain contraindicates
this treatment for cases vith a coronary deficiency.
The general results of this investigation are un-
certain. Further rese=ch and experimentation in
this field are scheduled.
270M

KATSSR' M.A.
Changes in equipment and electrical networks of presently
manufactured.locomotives. Blek. i topl. tiaga 6 no-1100-34
N 162. (MIRA 16t.1)
1. Rukovoditell gruppy otdela glavnogo konstruktora Novocharkagskogo
elektrovozostroitellnogo savoda.
(Electric locomotives)

KATSER M.A. -inzh.; POOOMKIN., V.I., inzh.
.4 1 -,:-- "- -
Changes in the electric circuit of the newest model of VL60
electric locom6tives. Elek. i tepl. tiaGa 9 no.llz23-25 N t65-
(MM 19:1)

RATSER, IJ.A.
Some modifications of the electric circuit for the VL60 electric
loc=ot'2*ve. Elek. i topl.tiaga no.7:22,)4 Jl 163. (MIFU 16:9)
1, Rukovoditell gruppy otdela gla-mogo konstruktora ilovocherkassk-cgo
elektrovozostioitellnogo zavoda.
(Eloctric locomotives)

KA TS ER., H. A.
glecinical network of
tiag& 7 no.3t26-28 Mr
t~a VMO a.c. locomotive. Slak. I tepl.
063. (MIRA 105:6)
1. Rakovoditall grUppy Otdala glavnoge konstruktora Novocher-
kasakogo ejaktrayozostroitallnego savoda.
Plactric locomotives)

26723.
S/056/61/041/005/036/038
/W B109/B102
.' / "Ok f A)
AUTHORS: Katser, Yan, Kreynes, N. M.
TITLE- Hexagonal anisotropy in MnCO 3 and CoCO 3
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoretioheskoy fiziki, v. 41, V~<
no- 501), 1961w 1691-1692
TEXT: Measurements of the anisotropy in MnCO 3 and CoCO3 single crystals
yielded results which differed considerably from those obtained by
k. Date (Ref. 4: Phys. Soc. Japan, .15, 2251, 1961). The measurements
were carried out at MnCO and CoCO disks which had been prepared by a
method according to N. Yao Ikornik;va at the Inatitut kristallografii
AN SSSR (Institute of Crystallography AS USSR). CoCO 3 specimens:
0.6 mm diameter, 0.35 = thick, weight 0.472 10.01 mg, density
3
Q- 4.25 9/cm . MnCO 3 specimens; 1.3 mm diameter, 0.35 mm thick. The
trigonal[111jaXiB of the specimens was perpendicular to the base of the
disks, Anisotropy measurements were made by means of torsion balances
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S/056/61/041/005/036/038
Hexagonal anisotropy inooo B109/B102
(D1- 1.24~10- 3 dyne/cm/mm, reading aocuracyoJ0.1 mm) at temperatures of
liquid helium, hydrogen, and nitrogen, and at room temperature in a
magnetic field of 5600 oersteds. The latter value is more than twice the
saturation value for UnCO 3 and CoCO 30 as given by A. S. Borovik-Romanov IX
and V. L Ozhogin (ZhETF, 31, 27, 1960). The measurements with XnCO 3
showed that (1) MnCO 3 has a slight hexagonal anisotropy at any temperature,
(2) the amount of this anisotropy is less than 1 erg/cm . This
contradicts the values found by Date. (3) Below the Neel point (32.50K)
there is no crystallographic anisotropy at all. In the 3case of CoCO,9 the
measurements showed a strong anisotropy (K 3 -634 erg/cm at 4.20K). On the
other hand, K 3 -0 at all temperatures above the Neel point (18.10K). The
field strength at which saturation occurs, was found from the relation
#c; 18 K 3/,s9 where Is denotes the spontaneous ferromagnetic moment.per
cm (- 50 CGSE). In this was, H. was found to be 228 oersteds. This value
can be explained only when further magnetization processes are assumed
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Hexagonal anisotropy in... B109/BI02
since the true value of H 0 amounts to (2 -3)-10 3 oersteds. Academician
P. L. KaDitea and A. S. Borovik-Romanov are thanked for their interest
and advice. Dzyaloshinskiy is mentioned:. There are 5 references:
4 Soviet and 1 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fizicheskikh problem Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
for Physical Problems of the Academy of Sciences USSR).
Fizicheskiy institut Chekhoslovatskoy Akademii nauk
(Institute of Physics of the Czechoslovakian Academy of
Sciences)
SUBMITTED; September 25, 1961
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S/137/6P,/ooG/oo4/oio/,_)oi
A006/A101
AUTHORS: Gauptman, Z., Katser, Ya., Gemperle, R.
TME: Growing of filiform cobalt crystals and soma results of their
physical investigation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 4, 1962, 19, abstract 4A99
(V sb, "Rost kristallov, v. 3", Moscow, AN SSSR, 1961, 159 - 166,
Discuss. 214 - 218)
Filiform Co crystals were grown by reduction of analytically pure
dehydrated Cc bromide with hydrogen, refined of 0 The process is carried out
2-
on a special device. The Optimum temperature for Co crystal growth is 750
7600C, and the necessary rate Of H2 flow varies within 0.4 - 0.8 em/sec. The
filiform crystals obtained have a thickness from a few,,itto 100,i- and a length
of a few millimeters. On the crystals obtained, the domain structure was
studied. It was established that the.surface structure of domains was extremely
complex; this is In contradiction to theoretical concepts. However, the sur-
face domain structure is exclusively regular. A passage of domains from one to
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Growing of filiform cobalt... A006/AIOI
the other side of crystals is observed. A brief review is given of the pro-
perties of filiform crystala, the mechanism of their growth and methods of grow-
ing.
V. Zemskov
r,Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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.-KATSBY, A. .1 WN, S.
I Imperience of a car-rental unit. Avt.tranOP- 38 no-3:13-16
Mr 160. (MM 13:6)
(Moscow-Automobiles, Rental)
C

UTSEVY A.
The effect of copper ions on the properties of ammonium pure silver
bromide emulsions. Doklady BAN 14 no.7: 7o3. 7o6'61.
1. Submitted by Academician R. Kaishev.
(Copper) (Ions) (Ammonium) (Silver compoux0s)

S1081J62/000/017/069/102
B156/B186
AUTHORj Katsev, A.
TITLE: Methods of producing emulsions for photographic printing
paper. 1. Unwashed silver chlorobromide emulsions
PLRIODICAL: Referativnyj zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 17, 1962, 454, abstract -
17L352 (Izv. N.-i. in;-t kinematogr.*i radio, v. 2,1959 - 1960
(1961), 91 - 109 LBulg., summaries in Russian and :~ngl.j)
TEXT: Several methods of producing emulsions for silver chlorobromide
enlargement printing paper are described. The effects of gelatin, the p1l,
the temperature, the silverhalide ratio and the presence of metallic ions
have been investigated with a view to producing emulsions with different
contrast ranges with high sensitivities tb light, and with consisterkt pro-
perties as regards fogging during ageing and development. Several methods
of producing printing paper are recommended. [Abstracter's notes Com-
plete translation.3
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S/08!/62/000/017/070/102
B156/B186
AUTHORt Katsev, A.
TITLE: Some different methods of producing emulsions for photographic
printing.paper
PBRIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 17, 1962, 454, abstract -
171,353 (Izv. N.-i in-t kinematogr. i: radio, v. 2, t959 - 1960
(1961), 111 - 127 LBulg.., summaries in Russian and i~ngl.j)
TEXT: Three methods of producing unwashed and washed silver bromide
emulsions are examined. The effects of KI, Pb(NO ) CdCl and gelatin on
3 2P 2
the photographic properties of printing papers were verified. Introducing
cadmium, lead or rhodium salts before emulsifying improves the contrast
range of emulsions. When both cadmium and rhodium chlorides are int-ro-
duced this range is extremely wide. The additive nature of the effect
shows that cadmium and rhodium ions affect the increase in contrast range
in different ways. The author considers that the rhodium ions selectively
desensitize the largest and most sensitive grains. EAbstracter's notet
Complete translationj
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S/081/62/000/017/068/102
B156/Bia6
AUTHOR:
TITLEs The physical ageing of ammoniacal silver browide photographic
emulsions with an'excess of ammonia
PERIODICAM Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya) no. 17, 1962, 454, abstract
17L351 (Izv. N.-i. in-;-t kinematogr. i radio, v. 2, 1959 - 1960
(1961)? 129 - 135 ~Bulg.f aummaries in Russian and Engl.j)
TEXTs The physical ageing of ammoniacal emulsions with 5C~~o and 100/z'o ex-
ceases of ammonia. was investigated. The higher the concentration of
ammonia, the faster the increase in grain size at the, initial stage of
ageing and the slower the Increase at later stsees. The reason for this
lies in the more rapid coalescence %hen a&ing begins and in the faot that
the silver bromide becomes more soluble in proportion to the concentration
of ammonia. The ageing of emulsions with an excess of ammonia results in
the cubic microcrystals being replaced by octahedral grain shapes.
TAbstra.cter's no-,;e: Complete translation-3
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AUTHORt Kataev, A.
TITLEs The effects of ions on the properties of ammoniacal silver
bromide emulsions
PERIODICALi Roferativnyy zhurnal, Khimiyat po. 23, 1962, 96, abstract
23B710 (Dokl. Bolg. AN, v. 14, no. 7, 1961, 703 - 706
[Eng.; summary in~Russj) -
TEXTj The effects produced on silver bromide photographic emulsions by
the concentration of Cu 2+ ions added to gelatin solutions before emulsifi-
cation were investigated as regards surface and deep sensitivity to light,
maximum contrasting and fogging in the 2nd ageing process. At CU2+ ion.
concentrations of 0.1- 0.25 mol% with relation to the AgNO,, the aensi-
2+
tivity to light is greatly reduced, whereas if the concentration of Cu
ions is furtherinoreased the decrease in sensitivity becomes leas marked,
When the concentration of Cu 2+ ions is altered, the contrast passes
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The effects of ions on the.#@ BlWBW
through a maximum corresponding to ~jl mol% of Cu 24. ions. During the 2nd
2+
ageing period in the presence of Cu ions fogging increases very alowly.
[Abotraoteris notej Complete translation.)
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AZMUUV
M.; KATAn-V A
I Ir"
Effect of copper ions on physical ripeining of silver bromide
photographic emulsions, Doklady RAI 16 no.l.-85-88 163.
Lj, Submitted by Corresponding Member So Christov [Khristov,, So],

BRSXATA. Be; USHMV, S.; TATSV, I,, redaktor-, HATISSIN. Z., takhni-
cheekijr redaktor.
[Mari A.S.S.R.; sketch about at documentary film] Yariiekaia ASSR;
ocherk o dokumentallnom fillme. Moskva, GoakinoWat, 1952. 26 pe
(Mwi A.S.S.R.) (MUM 8:5)

IOFIS, Te.A.; XATSEV I. rodaktor; LAXSMVSKATA, 1::, rectaktor.
'!"7'teMIWh-F*W"-redaktor.
[Practical photography manual] Pretktichoskroo posobie po totografti.
Moskva, Iskusetvo, 1953. 247 p. (HLRA 7:7)
(Photography-Handbooks, mmuaas, ate.)

ZHURA6VIEV, N. ; , redaktor; VOLYUMEVA, V., tekhnicheakiy reduktor.
11~~tm
[On ocean Ice; outline of tha film] Vo lldnkb okeana; ocherk o fill-
me. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo 919kusetvo,* 1953. 31 P. (MLRA 8:2)
(Arctic regions) (Notion pictures, Documentary)

XATSIV, I.; SUYNMV, M.
Renting to experienced drivers. Za bazops dvizh. no.3:13 Ag 158.
(MIRA 11:12)
1 Zamestitall direktora avtobazy No*12 (for Katnev). 2.Nachallnik
k;lonny prokata avtobazy No*12 (for S tov).
(Automobiles, RenZT

IVANOV, A.P.; STEPANOV, B.I.; BERKOVSKI'l, B.M.; KATSEV, I-.L.
Calculating the effect of inhomogeneities on the lij, 'ht regime of
a parallel-plate layer in nonlinear approximation. Dokl. AN B5SR
6 no-3:147-150 Mr 162. (FdRA 15:3)
1. Institut fiziki AN BSSR.
(Optics, Physical)
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STEPANOV, B.1,; IVANCVp A.P.; BERKOVSKIY, B,,M.; KATSEV, I.L.
Radiation transfer inside a plane-parallel layer in the approx-
imation of nonlinear optics. Opt. i spektr. 7 no.4:533-536
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AUTHORS: Stenanov, B.I., Ivanov, A.P., Berkovskiy, B.M.,
Kat~ev ~IL,
TITLE; The transfer of radiation in a plane parallel layer
in the approximation of nonlinear optics
PE,QIODICAL: Optika i spektroskopiya, v.12, no.4, 1962, 533-536
TEXT: The problem of the transfer of radiation in a plane
parallel layer is considered on the basis of equations for the
transmission of radiant energy with a nonlinear dependence of the
absorption coefficient for dense radiation. The calculations are
for monochromatic radiation (flux So ) propagated norinal to the
surface of a layer of thickness 1/. On account of multiple
reflections between the boundary layers there will be two fluxes
S, and S2 in opposite directions at any point x in the layer.
An expression for the absorption coefficient k is derived
k ko (2)
1 + a(Sl + S2)
where k. is the absorption coefficient in the absence of a
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light field and a the nonlinear parameter (a ~,O). The problem
is only considered for a particular case which allows an easy
analytical solution, namely by putting S eoual to zero.
0 - I f
Equations are derived for the change in value of the absorption
coefficient with position in the layer and its dependence on
the reflectivity of the surface. The effect of a supplementary
field of density um due to the thermal background is also
considered and equations derived for the absorption coefficient k
and the intensity of radiation Smcn escaping from the layer.
k ko (16)
1 + avux + d(5, + SO
and S (1 + avu-() 1n r -.kc, (17)
ocn - 2(x
where r is the coefficient of reflection and v is the velocity
of light. It follows that the condition for radiation from the
layer is
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AIJTHORS: Ivanov, A.P. , BerkrVskiy, B.M. , and Katsev, I.L.
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TITLE: CalculRtion of the emission ofa light scattering
layer by methods of non-linear optics
SOURCE: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Belorusakoy SSR.Seriy~;
fisiko-tekhnicheskikh nauk. no.3* Minsk, 1962,
23-26
TEXT; The authors -investigate by m6ans of the Schwa 2child-
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Schuster method the propam,.tion of radiation of strong intensity
in a turbid, plane-parallel layer, in the case when the negative
absorption coefficient depends on the intensity of the light field,
Conditions for selfexcitation of the turbid layer and an expression
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Calculation of the emisnion
for the intensity of the
rated intensity is giv en
S - - W
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-enerated light nre derived. The gene-
by (31)2
kol + 4t - + bsltc (13) where-
TT 2 aLsI
W-absorbed enera per unit time; kq-absorption coefficient at the
absence of li,,,,ht field; DI, -parameter of non-linearity (473;0);
s-scattering constant; !-thickness of the scattering Driyer; a,b,
c-oonstants dependinZ., on the reflexion coefficient r nt the pnra-
Ilel boundnries of the scattering layer. Jignificant is the fact,
that at r - 0 OLSemit increases strongly with increasing sl, where-
as at r-ld 'it becomes a constant kol determining the maximum
possible value of the generated inteTsity. At small r a slight
increase of the li,-,,ht scattering substance within the turbid layer
causes a transition from, a non-excit.ed to a selfaxeited'system.
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AUTHORSi Ivanovt A. P., Berkovskiy, B. M., Katsev,'I.L.
TITLE: Reflection and transmission of a plane-parallel layer in the
scope of non-linear optics
PERIODICAL: Inzheneino-lizichookiy zhurnal, ve 51 no* 10, 1962, 58 - 64
TEXT: The subject of invootigation is a piate of ihicknesa-1 and of small
luminance characterized by the absorption coefficient k . and the
reflection coefficient on the Iface r. A luminous flux So is incident
perpendicularly. Owing to,multiple reflection there exist internally two
kinds of flux at any-point x:S 1 moving pafallel to the incident flux,and
.32 moving in the opposite direction., These are described by the
differential equations dS AS dx, dS - kB dx (1) with the boundary
1 1 2 2 1:
conditions St,(1 r) + rs,(. m rS,(X.I) (2). The
S2(x-1)
absorption coefficient can be expressed .oy k - k0/1 + a(S1+ S2), where
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the parametorsof non-linearity a and k
are assumed to be constant wi
th
0 ,
respect to depth. The system (1) is solved by
In C, a S, + a S, - C' kx, In a S2 + a S, - C' = kox. (4)
a S, CA . Ct S2
and the relation S 1S2 - cl/a 2 can be deri 'Yed additionally from (1),
stating that the product of two oppositely directed fluxes is constant at
any depth. Hence the reflection coefficient R is obtained by
1? 1 -7 r) C,
+
"so
and the transmission factor-T by T 1-r C,
(9)
.
On the basis of these formulas the light field was studied ins ide and
is positive R and
outside the medium. For the region where k T,Are
o
oalculated by
.I- r), exp (- k.1)
(I-r)2rexp(-2kW)
T
R= r+
l
2 10)
I-r
exp(-2k,l)
exp(-2k1)
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