SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHOKHLOV, M. A. - KHOKHLOV, P. L.

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KIIOKIIIIOV M.ILI
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Profile of the cones of the scutcher pedal regulators. Izv. vy*s.-
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IORZININ, V.;_KHOXRTAOT, N.
Heohan1lation Of riVer regulative operations. Rech.
tranope. 19 no.701 :1 160 (MM 13:8)
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..fMI-ectricity - High-Frequency Dis- Apr 52
charge
Single -Electrode Righ-Frequency Discharge at
Pr*sv"r. From Several millimeters /mercury to
Atnonberic Pressure at 31.7 Me,-" G. S. Soluesev,
X. Z. Xhokblov, Ye. A. Rodina, Moscow State U
"Zbw Mtsper i Teoret Piz" Vol XXII, No 4, pp 406-
SLUSIm-electrode high-frequency discharge vm
staftied in air,' tech nitro a and tech argon in a
pmaxwe ranv from 1 atm rflasb discharge) acAm
21=3
Ao 5 =/mrcury (high-frequency discharge at law,
3"OSWO) at a frequency of 31.7 =. Indebted to
WcW N. A. Msptsov and P. A. Petrov. Receiv*d
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Khokhlov, Z.-IlInveslAgation off High-n-e-quency Jet Dischari,e '7.,y Lptical
Lehi
Mpans." Cand Phya-3--ith Scii MDscow Order of n State U
iman! M.'V. Lomonosov, Jan-7, (Vechernyaya Moskva 1L jail
Sol Sur, 11"R, 22 July 1954

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Author Khokhlov, M. 2.
Title Study of possibility o.r temperature measurement of flare dis-
charge channel by using the hydroxyl band 3064 A
Periodical Zhur. Eksp. i Teor. Fit., 29, No 5, 645-650, 1955
Abstract Temperature measurement of the flare discharge channel in hydroxyl
(3064 A) at pressures over 100 mm Hg yielded a temperature of a
neutral gas. It is a result of the predominant role of the thermal
dissociation of water at the specified pressures in comparison with
dissociation under effect of fast electrons at simultaneous excita-
tion of the formed hydroxyl. Indebted for help to Prof. N. A.
Kaptsov. Twelve references,licluding 7 foreign.
Institution : Moscow State University
Submitted : July 13, 1954

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AUTHORS: Mitsuk, V.Ye., Solntsev, G.S. Khokhlov,
Bulkin, P.S. and Zas-.I,-enkcr,"G:,R-.-
TITLE: Electrical Discharge in Air at the Wavelength of 3.2 cm
(Elel:tricheskiy razryad v:vozdukhe na dline volny 3.2 cm)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Elektronikal 1958~.Vol,IIIOr 51
Pp 6 - 03 SSR)
ABSTRACT: The paper describes a method of measurement of the
breakdown electric fields and the time lags in the electrical
discharges in air and gives some experimental results. The
block schematic of the experimental equipment is shown in
.?ulsed magnetron operatinG at a v7ave-
FiC.I. This employed a
lenoth of X = 3.19 cm amd having a repetition frequency of
300 c1s; the pulses were rectangular and had a duration of
2 *psec. The outDut of the magnetron was applied to a raveguide
systein vihich permitted thle variation of the transmitted po-er
and ioade it possible to t_-.ieasure the standing wave ratio and to
observe the form of the pulse. The discharge was formed at the
"neck" of a horn, ~,,,-hich aas situated under an evacuated glass
jar. The sea'- between the input of the horn and the output of
the waveguide was in the form of a polyet 4~ lene plite., An
external radio-active source containing Co 0, havin,~ an
-as used as the ioniser for the
Gardi/3 activity of 10 millicurie L

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E'loctrical Discharge in Air at the Wavolength of 3.2 cm
Gas particles in the ho:7n; the quanta of the y-rays froia the
source had encro4ies up to 1 2 MeV. The energy and tho
direotivity of the y-ra;ys could be controlled by j~cans of a
special gun made of lead and f4tted .-.-ith a number of leads
filters. The humidity of the air undcr the vacuum, jar could be
con-%',-rolled by meano of a upecial vessel filled with v-~,ater whose
teff.-I)crature kept constant by means of a thermostat. Firl3t,
the cstatistillal time lags of the discharge vere measured and
the results are shown ill Fic-3; curves I, II and III were
taken for tbree different intensities of the ionisinf,~ source.
Pig.Ll shows the statistical time lags as a function of the
applied electrical field for t1--e maximum intensity of the
ionisi,-4~ source; Curve I ras taken at a pressure of P = 32.4
ml-dlg and curve II at p = 45-5 =,H9- Since the field intensitics
at the -input of the horn (in the area of its neck) could not
be moasured directly, it was of interest to determine the
relat-ionship betvicen the, pover transmitted throu-h the vaveGuide
and the field at the input of the horn. The problem is
anal, sed in som~e detail and it is shovn that for the investigated
horn (see FiC-5) it could be aswied that t'1-Je field in the horn
was approximately equal to that in the waveguide. By using
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Electrical Discharge in Air at the Wavelength of 3.2 cm
this result, it was possible to plot the values of te break-
down fields as a function of the pressure in the horn; LhE.
resultinG curve is given in Pie.?; from this, it is seen that
the lowest field is required at a pressure of about 5 malig.
The reaits obtained agree with those reported by Posin (Ref.1).,
except that the.intensity of the ionising source appeared to
have-no significant effect on the value of the breakdown field.
The authors express their gratitude to Professor N.A. Kaptsov
for directing this York.
There are 7 figu--es, 6 refcrences, 3 of which are Soviet and
3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy fakulltet Ii1oskovskogo Cosudarstvennogo
SUBMITTED:
AVAILABLE:
Oprd 3/3
universiteta im. M.V. Lomonosova (PhysicE De artment of
oe~
Moscow State University imeni M.V. Lomonos v
Januarj 22, 1957
Library of Congress
1. Electric fields-Mea surement-Methods 2, Magnetrons-Applications
3. Waveguides-Applications

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AUT.11ORS: KhakhlaxJ.1.Z., Bulkin, P.S., Mitsuk, V.Ye. end
"~askayeva, T.F.
TITLE: Influence of the Radio-activ e Irradiation on the Formation
of Ultra-hiGh-frequency Pulse Discharges (Vliyaniye radio-
aktivnogo oblucheniya na vozniknoveniye impulsnogo sver-
1chvyso",.ochastotnoCo razryada)
PERIODICAL: R-adiotekhnillca i :01eir-tronika, 1958, Vol III Nr 5.
Pp ?04 - '/09 NSSR)'
AbSTRI'.CT: The r~eosurei.~ents reported were cerried out by micans of
the equipment described in the present issue of the journal,
PP E-89 - '/03. The jaeaasure.,Lenta were made at68 ravelength of
3.2 c;,8nd the ionisinB source was either Co emitting y-rays
Of, I Iroducir4, a- articles. It was found that the static-
tical time laGs obeyc~ t.l'.-e formula;
11 Noe (4)
where N is the number'of the tests in which the delay is
6reater than t , 1~ 0 is the overall number of tests and
is the average statistical delay time; the experimental curve
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Influence of the Radio-active Irradiation on the Formation of Ultra-
high-frequency Pulse DischargeS
showing the above relationship ''for a pressure of 45.3 mmHg
for the y-source is plotted in Figl. Fig. 2 shows the
value of "Cl as a funotion of l/A (where A is the intensity
of the radiating source) for various values of the pulse, .
power fed to the dischaxge space; W 0 in Fig. 2 denotes the
value of the breakdown power. From Fig.2, it is concluded
that - _ ~t is- 1inearly. depend,ent-_ on 11A, - and - that - '
.. '3 3
decreases with increasing power fed t6 the breakdown regions.
On the other hand, it Za found that for a very wiae range of'
variation of the activity of the y-rays, the breakdown power
was practically constant. Similar results were observed
210
if P0 was Used as the ioniBing,source in spite of the fact
that an a-partig6e produces about 500 tims more electrons than
a y-ray from Co . It was also observed that in the presence
of P0 210 , the.delays ware also governed by the same statis-
tical law. A curve of -the breakdown power W~r as a function
of pressure was determined for both the ionising: sources and
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Influence of the Radio-active Irradiation on the Formation of Ultra-
high-frequency Pulse Discharges
this.is shown in Fig-3-, it is seen that the value of W
pr
is indepen dent of the nature of the ionising source.
There a-re 3 figures and. 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet
and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy Takulltet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennyy
universiteta im. 11.7. Lomonosova (Physics Dep"trpnt
of Mgscow State University im. M.V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: ' January 22, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library. of Congress
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AUTHORS:Bulkin9 P. S. and Kholchlovi M. Z.
TITLE: Statistical IgnitEo-if*l)e-r4~~"37n'"Yiilsed Ultra High Frequency
Discharges (Statisticheskiye zapazdyvaniya zazhiganiya
impul'snogo sverkhvysokochastotnogo razryada)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Eaektronika, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 6,
pp 806-810 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The distribution of the ignition delays in the case of a
constant electrical field can be determined from:
wJdt
N - Noel
where N is the number of experiments in which the delay
exceeds a time t. I NO is the overall number of experi-
ments, J is the number of free charges appearing in the
effective discharge space (per see) and w is the probab-
ility that the discharge initiated by a group of electrons
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Statistical Ignition Delays in Pulsed Ultra High Frequency Dis-.
charges
will be completed during the experiment. If w and J are
constant, Eq.(l) can be written as:
t
Tak
N -N e (2)
0
where If the experiments are carried out by
TV.
means of rectangular pulses having a duration T and a
repetition frequency f , the probability that the dis-
charge will occur after T. see is given by
'3M
.(3)
0
while the probability that the discharge will occur during
Card 2/5 a pulse is'given by;

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Statistical Ignition Delays :Ln Pulsed Ultra High Frequency Dis-
charges
p e (4)
The probability-of a discharge occurri:- after a time t
(6) *here - -- A
is given, 'by _Eq-. -is, a nom~.j,i sing factor-
Trom- this-- it -~f 61-10"WS' that ~--ths --average statistical' delay
time is given by.-
(7)
f In (1 p
or if P is < unity, TS islexpressed by Eq.(8). The-
above formulae were verified by employing an ultra high
frequency pulse gene37ator, operating at a wavelength of,
3.19 cm. The discharges were produced in a hermetically
sealed waveguide section, situated in a vacuum chamber.
The pulses had a duration of about 1 " and a quantity of
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Statistical Ignition Delays :Ln.Pulsed Ultra High Frequency Di'
charges
C060 was used as tho ionisation source. The experimental
results are shown in Figs.,l, 2, 3 and 4. Fig.1 shows the.
function 1n NINo = ~)(t) for a pressure of 45 5 Em Hg and
for -r--211s f---3 100 c/s 9 No 270 ana -r, - 21 A sec.~
-Fig.2 illustra,to.s,.-~-thei,.-4~c~blidence-of T* on the pulse
repetit ioA--f_re'cLu*6rLe': 45 and 33 mm-Hg- The-
y jo ~-pressures of
dependence of Ti on the intensity of the ionising so
for presarxes of 45-5and 32.4 mm Hg is illustrated in Fig.3;
the curves were taken at f-300 O/s and -r. -2 jis . The
dependence of Ts on the dui~ation of the pulses, for three,
differmt~ pr~essures is shownin Fig.4, From the above
experim;~-ntal data it is o-oncluded that the formulae 3, 5 and
7 are in good agreement with the measured results. The
authors express their gratitude to Prof. N. L. Kaptsov-for
VJ7
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Statistical Ignition Delays La Pulsed Ultra High Frequency Dis-
charges
directing this work. There are 4 figures and 5 references..,
2 of which are Englishl 2 German and 1 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta im. '11. V, Lomonosova (Depaitmefit-of -,Viysics of the
Moscow State University, im. M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: January 22,, 1957.
1. Pulse generators - Analysis 2., Waveguides - Applications
3, Functions eo Theory Electric discharges - Ana3,vsis
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AUTHOR: Khokhlov, M.Z. Sov/51-4-4-3/24.
TITIS: A6tati9na1_'Tempe_rature of Hydroxyl and vitrogen and
Conditions for Their Excitation in High-frequency Dis-
Charges in a Wide Uage of Pressures (Rotatsionnaya tempera-
tura gidroksila i Lzota i usloviya ikh vozbuzhdeniya v
vysokochastotnykh razryadakh v shirokom diapazone davleniya)
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroakopiya, 1958, Vol IV,, lir 4
pp 438 - 447 (USSR3.
ABSTRACT: The author reports results of determination of rotational
temperatures of hydroxgl and nitrogen in a two-electrode
high-frequency discharget. He also extends the results obtained
,earlier for the Jet ("wick") discharge (Ref 6) to a wider
range of pressures. The discharges were produced in.air at
pressures from 5-7160 mm 11g, using brass electrodes cooled with
oil (Figure 1). For the two-electrode-discharge, the lower
electrode was connected.to a high-frequency generator
(32-33 MCA); the upper electrode was grounded. In the jet
discharge, there was no upper electrode. In,the majority of
measurements) a spectrograph ISP-22 was used, as well as a
KS-55 spectrograph for separate cases. To make the results
comparable, all measurements were made at the base of the
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-W 'A' --- Q.
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Rotational Temperature of Hycb.~oxyl and nitrogen and Conditions for
their Excitation in High-frequency Discharges in a Wide Range of
Pressures
temperature of hydroxyl. was determined for the branch P
0 1
of the 3064 A band and, that of nitrogen - from the R branch
of the 33?1 1 band. betails of the technique are given in
Ref 6. Additional experiments show that the error due to
taking the average temperature in the discharge as being
equal to the true temperature at the discharge axis does not
exceed 100 - 200 OC~ which lies within the acperimental error
of the method used. For pressure higher than 200 rjnHg5
temperature of the jet discharge was found to be independent
of pressure _') and of power of the discharge and was equal to
3450 + 200 K. This value agrees well with the values giver
by a number of authors.for dischargesat atmospberic pressure,
provided the fr.equency!dependence oi the jet-discharge
temperature (Figure 2).is taken into account. Figure 3 gives
thecbpendence of the jet-discharge temperature on pressure
at the smalle-.t powers at which stable jet discharges are
still possible'. Curve 1 in Figure 3 gives the hydro-Vl
temperature and Curve 2 the nitrogen temperature, Curve 3 in
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Their Excit&tion in High-frequency
Pressures
Bov/51-4-4-3/24
and Nitrogen and Conditions for
Discharges in a Wide Range of
Figure 3 gives the nitrogen temperature for a diffusion
discharge. The hydro3ql and nitrogen temperatu-res for
two-electrode discha:rges are compared for various pressures
F in Table 1. Fignre 4 gives dependence of the rotational
temperature on the tivo-electrode'discharge pressure, Curve 1
gives the hydroxyl temperature and Curve 2 the nitrogen
temperature. From the results obtained, it was found that
plasma in the discharges studied is non-isothermal. Coinci-
dence of the rotational temperature of hydroxyl with the
temperature of neutral gas, which is taken to be equal to
the rotational temperature of nitrogen is due to the theriLal
dissociation of water in the process of formation of hydroxyl
at higher pressures. At lower pressures (i.e. 100 and 66 mmHg
for the jet and two-electrode discharges respectively) where
the effectiveness of the thermal dissociation of water is
negligible, the rotational temperature of hydroxyl exceeds
considerably that of the neutral gas. The author thanks
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Rotational Temperature of Hyd~4oxyl and Hitrogen and Conditions for
their Excitation in High-frequency Discharges in a Wide Range.of
Pressures
N.A. Kaptsov for his interest in this work and G.I.Trifonova
and G.N. Zinov'yevafor help in this work.,
There are 6 figures, 1 table and 27 references, 10 of
which are Soviet, 11 in English and 3 Rumanian,, 2-German,
1 Dutch,
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy-gosudilr6tvennyy universitet (Moscow
State University)
SUBMITTED: June 1?1 1957
Card 4/4 1. Electric arcs-Chemical effects

KHaaaAW,
Uperimental determilqt1oz,of oscillator strength# of the Pb 1
lineskM57 and JX83 A. and the lead content of the solar atome-
pherso Part lo Determination:of the f values by emission lines
in a hollow cathode* Isv,Xrym.astrof1x.obs~ro 21:84-102 159e
(MIRA 13:6)
(Lo*A-Spectra)

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AUTHORSs Pirogovaq )1. Vot lm~okhloVa Mo Z.
"most;
TITLEs Emission Speotnxm and Temperature of the Are gore of an Are
Valve
FERIODICALs Inshenerzo-fiziobeskiy shurnalp 1960, Vol- 3,? No. 2#
pp. 51-56
TEXTs The doe. arc of E. Mark's (Ref. 1) valve was investigated. The die-,
charge spectra were recorded by means of a spootrogTaph of type "KS-55" i
the wave band of 2500 - 9000 A. Within the current range mentioned, the
:general character of the spectrum is conserved,, and contains only the epect-ra
of the air compon*ts since the metal vapors are blown out of the discharge
e.' Fige 2 showe'two smali sections of the epectrograms recorded (the are
:
is is perpendicular-to the spect3. .ograph opening). One shows some rultiplets
~of the nitrogen spectrum in the infrared range, the other one the edge of the
band of Nt at 3914-Ai The atomic aro spectrum consists of linee*of neutral
2
nitrogen, of oxy .and of hyqrogen. Table I shows the transitions which,
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Emission Speotrum and Temporaturc of the Arc 8/170/60/003/02/09/026
Core of an Arc Valve BOOB/BO05
correspond to the multiplets observed in-the nitrogen- and oxygen 'spectrum.
The iesults obtained in the measurement d&he aro temperaturie show the fol-
lowing factas 1) No noticeable change iiidisoharge tecipexature can be ob-
served in the range of current variations between 17 and 65 a. It in
9POOO-109000OX oonotantlyo This shows that the current density remains un-
changed when the current inereasess The principal changes are obviously
connected with a variation of the canal croBs sections To reduce the tempaxa-.
ture of the discharge canal it is therefore necessary to introduce an easily
ionizable element (eego alkali metal) to attain,a noticeable reduction of-
the effective ionization potentialo 2) Near the combustion chamber, the
temperature of the dischare-canall, is about 5000 higher than near the soreen-
ing electrode. 3) The simultansoun existonoe of the atomic and molecular
spectra gives the possibilil-tj of determining the probability of transiti-Ons
of some nitrogen--and lin*6.---W.~ , ms~y- -be -important -fdr.the-.- d--et9rmii.-'-'-:
4694-
rorze-
::-nation of.,the-ar-6-11 emp"ature-ii4noil"'-st r currents -if- A considerable-
-tempera re: indre
tu
be,, expected due to a compression of the aro by
its own magnetic field. There are 3 figures, 1 table# and 8 referenoesp
6 of which aTe Soviet.
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Core of an Are Valve BOOB/BO05
ASSOCIATIONs Energetiob,askiy institut Ali SSSR im, Go M, Krzhirhanovskogot
go Mosk,;'S' (Instituteior Po'wer Engineering of the AS USSR Ile
imeni Go Mb Krahizhai %ovskiyp City of Moi3ocw)
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to, A001/A101
AUTHOR: Khokhlov,,M.Z..
An experimental determination of strength of lead line oscillators
by the absorption method
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no. 3. 1961, 52, ab-
stract 3A445 ("Izv. Krymak. astrofiz. observ.", 1960, v. 22, 11.8-127,
Engi. summary)
TEM The ratio of oscillator strength of lead lines X),3685 and 3639 was
determined by the absorption method In a laboratory absorption -rube:. ( _~683)/f
f (,
(3639) - 1.98 � 0.1; by the method of emission it was found from relative Intensi-
ties of lines in discharge in a hollow cathode-that (f(3683)/f(3639) = 1.77 + 0.1.
The good agreement of the results obtained by both methods shows that, deviatTions
from equilibrlum population of levels Ps3po and ps3PI in tho hollow cathads are In-
significant. Based on the value of oBoillator strength of resonance lead line
)L 28.33, f - o.6 -t 0.1, absolute values of oscillator strength were determined for
the lines considered: f(3639) -t 0.24 am f(3683) - o.48. There are 7 references.
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation] Author's summary
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60 4 f/ 1,7 W)
AUTHOR; D.,jkhlov, M.Z.,
TITLEt. Estimate of the'upper content limit of lead in the Sun's atmosphere
from the infrared line of lead
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no.3, 1961, 52, ab-
stract 3A446 ("Izv. Kryinsk. astrofiz. observ.", 1960, v. 22, 128-
133, Engl.. summary)
TEXT: Spectrum of lead with d1spersion of o.413'A/mm was obtained in the
III order of the diffraction 6peotrograph of the tower solar telescope at the
Crimean Astrophysical Observatory, The wavelength of the infrared lead line X
7229 was measured from this spectrum. The wavelengths of four atmospheric lines
in the.s6lar speotrum were used as reference ones, The value found,X 7229.0085
� 0.004 agrees well with the value obtained by H. Geiseler and V. Grotrian,,X
7228.974, but noticeably differs from the value cited by G.R. Harrison,X7229.11,
near the wavelength of the unidentified solar line X7229.133. The value of os-
cillator strength for the line considered was experimentally found to be f(72M
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Estimate of the upper content limi ACOI/A101
P'00.3, and the upper conteBt of lead in the Sun's atmosphere was estimated.+o
amount to N(Pb) < 14 x1ol atorr,/g which agrees well with the lead value deter-
mined from ultraviolet lines N(Pbj x 1012 atom/g. There are 11 references.
Author's Summary
(Abstracter's notel Complete translation]
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AUTHOR; Khokhlov, M. Z.
TITLE': Oscillator strengths of the set of p2-ps transitions in lead, tin,
germanium, silicon, and carbon spectra. I. Lead, tin
PERIODICAL: Referativny-j zhurnal, Fizika, no, 6, 1962, 16, abstract 6V95
("Izv. Krymsk. astrofiz. observ.", 1961, v. 25, 249 - 267, English
summary).
TEKTi The relative oscillator strengths of the set of p2-ps transitions
in PbI and S-r1I have been measured. The resulting experimental values greatly
exceed those obtained by Bates (Bates, D. R., Damgaard, A., "Trans. Roy. Soc.
London", 1949, v. A242, 101) by 10 to 200 times. There is the tendency for this
difference to increase as the excitation energy of the upper level grows.
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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AUTHORS: Xachalov, V. P., !Lh M. Khokhlova, V. L., Yakovleva, AN
"'ITLE:
Ultraviolet-Be I-lineg in-the solar'spectrum-
'SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Krymskayw-,~strofizlcheskaya obse atoriya-
Fv
Izvestiya. v. 27,' 1962,144 - 51
TEXT: The problem of beryllium abundance*is'of impor tance in connection
with the problem of origin of elements and intermixing of substance in stellar
interiors. Two multiplots of Be 1. X 2651 andA 2494 were identified In the
solar ultraviolet sp?ctrum obtained by rockets at heights of about 100 km. Mmse
multipl.ets, as well as multiplet X3321, have a co(nmon lower level 2z2p3p
0 1 2
with excitation potential 2.71 ev. The problem of oscillator strengths of' *
these multiplets is considered:. The relative values of Z gfexp for thdse multi-,
plets are determined from absorption spectra in a King furnace by'comparing
equivalent widths of these lines in the region of rectilinear, portion of the
curve-of growth. Absorption spectra were obtained fov various temperatures
from 2,300 to 3,OOOOK and the pressure in the.King furnace of the order of
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S/712/6Z/027/900/0021015
Ultraviolet Be I lines in the solar spectrum AOOI/AIO1
100 mm Hg. The comparison of experimental J]gf with theoretical ones 4hows a
considerable difference. Calculations by the Bates-Damgaard tables for Ca I
leads also to results divergiz*Zjrom experimental values. Therefore the u3e of
these tables for calculating absolute f of the Be I multiplets considered in
not Justified. The introduction of a corresponding correction will lead to r~_
dQction of beryllium ahindanco in the solar atmosphere and to increasing dif-
eerenoc between its abundance there and in the Earth and meteorites. Analyzing-
the relative variation of the,.'observed equivalent.widths of Be Ilines in the
solar spectrum, the authors obnalude that thelcoefficient.of continuous ab-
sorption decreases from '&3321 towards shorter wavelengths. Aowever this prob-
lem calls for a further study from both expefimdntal and theoretical viewpoints.
There are 4 figures and 3 tables,t
SUR41 May 1961
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5/712/62/028/000/01.5/020-,,
EOlO/Z4Ol
AUTHOR: Khokhlov M. Z.
TITLE: An installation w. ith a King's furnace for measuring
oscillator strongthe by the absorption method of some
lin~s-of BeI, SnXiand GeI
SOURCE: Alcademiya nauk SSSR.' Krymskaya astrofizicheskaya
observatoriya. Izvestiya. v.28. 1962. 277-287
TEXT: The article describes a King's furnace installed in the
Krymskaya astrofizicheskaya observatoriya (Crimean Astrophysical
Observatory) for measuring oscillator strengths of spectral lines
by the absorption method. The installation consists of the,
furnace proper, a vacuum device and a supply source, i '0. power
tz-ansformer. The substance being investigated is placed within a
graphite tube which serves as a heating element connected to the-
transformer secondary winding calculated for passing a current up
to 1700 A. The optical schentatic diagram of the installation
is shown in Fig.2. A KCA-1. (KSA-1) spectrograph is used for
both photographing and photoelectric recording of spectra, the
latter with the aid of a photoelectric attachment. Equivalent
widths And relative oscillator- strengths of some lines of BeI SnI
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An Installation with a King's ...
del were measured with tile installation described. For Bel
w*ere investigated multiplets XX 3321, 2651 and 2494 and the
results are shoved in Table 1 which contains, in addition to
experimental data for Bel, the values calculated by D.R.Bates's
tables.(Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., London, A 242, 1949, 101) and
experimental data for analogous.multiplits of other elements.
For tin were studied four lines: XX 3034, 3009, 27o6, 2661
and the results are presented in Table 2. . For germanium were
measured the following lines: XX 2709, 2691 and 2592 and the
results are:shown in Table 3 which gives also theoretical values
calculated on assumption of the intermediate coupling type.
Equivalent widths of all the lines investigated'are presented
graphically. In conclusion, the author describes the use of the
photoelectric attachment for rocording the spectra by the
photoelectric method and establishes*the conditions under which
the ratios of oscillator strengths-of two spectral lines, with a
common lower level can be determined from the ratios of their
equivalent widths. There a e 9 figures and 3 tables.
SUBMITTEDt December 20, 1961
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KHOKHLOT' M.Z.
090illfttor forces of a set of p2 - ps-transitions in the spectra
of leadt tin, germanium, silicon, and carbon. Part 3. Izv. Krym.
astrofiz. obser. 29j131,140 163. (KM 16s10)

P ~NMU j,"1
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ME. X. 1. Xh loy J1. Z.:
The -outermost Van -Allen Velt ordoxCed particles ----- -
_____LiZo29 _.LssLe_aqvan1ya xonmionevicogo.pro~stranstva-tapace research); trudy konferentaiiI'_
Moscow, lzd-vo Raukap 1965t 467-482
ITOPIC TAGSt' Nadiation belt
9 electronjluzp protong electron energy, radiation
~Antensityj protoh counter, geomapetii;'_fit1dj rocket, satellite, space probe,
!radiation detector
ABMACT.- The results of a study of -the zone of particles with Energies frome~#100
.61 to-40 keV beyond the outer Von Allen belt are examined. The work was done in an
attempt to find a key to solving some~of the most important problems of space
research.- Dixte, on -the fluxeo-ofIsoft eleiii,trons and protons recorded by the follow-
ing satellites and rockets were used: !Ume-1%1e Luna-Zj~Ibcplorer-l 2 j1lars-l '$Explorer-
18p lqektron-21 W Zond-2.1`~` Rx=lea~~of recordings of inteual- --c-o
---trap Mector I-
'_(;b_i ~~U llow-f,%omagaetio latitudes)- are- given in-Fig* I-
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-Pig. 1. Collsotor currents of integriii traps and hard-maiation count rate. I-
,upper boundary of collector currents irith suppressor grid potential -109 -5,
:and 0 V; 2- lower boundary of same mmente; 3- upper boundary with 15 V; 4-
count rate in relative units
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ACCESSION NR: AP5020629 UR/0020/65/163/004/0873/0876
AUTHOR: Bezruki Ingauz, K. 1.1; Musatovy L* S.; Rybchin-
kh, V. VP; Q.
skiyj Ro
Yee; KhokhlovP~Hj.,_Z.,
TITLE: -Study of solar pla8mn-f_low_,.by_ the Zond-2 interplane-tary4
station -7
I rI iSOURCE:, AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 163, no. 4, 1965, 873-876
1TOPIC TAGS: solar raJiatlon, gleams measurement, plasma fl
rap, part-ic-le-det
J _.-AB STRACT:-__; --An- -:in've a t I g as old r1 AIRAJ-10%) al m _A4 e- t o__ co-n f
I_A
a, correlation exists between the rate of solar
.I plasma flow and the Kp Index.characterizing genmagnetic disturbances.
Solar plasma flow -was measured by Zond-2, equipped with modulation
and integral particle traps. The latter were modified to measure
electron and positive ion flux with energies In excess of 70 ev anti
50 ev, respectively. The modulation trap, simtIAr to the one used
on Explorer-10, had a modulating Rrid supplied by two voltagei: a
d-c voltage assuming consecut.ively 8 values between 230 and 3200 v.
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-a f 4
and ectangular c voltagel~ 0 50 V with a modulating frequency
of 1000 cps. Electron emission from the collector was supresned by
oa grid with a 70-v potential with respect to the body of the
isatellite.~ An alternating component of the ,collector current, propov-
tional to the magnitude of the positive-ion.flow; was recoxiled by a
resonance amplifier adjusted to the modulati6n frequency. The in-
strument vas, capable of sens *8 positive Lon floV %itthin the rnn9p__1
-0 79' Aecording of -positive--ion- flow- of
F_
vlia.'~ aided:~ bt 'i c. a Ler-in- the-- trap -circuit- During
f
ei
Z_ -20 -the -trap was- directed toward the Sun.
the f It gh't -of ond modulation
t1hen a deviation occurred, a i6larrection was automatically made in the
readings based on a study of the angular characteristics of the trap
in the laboratory. On 7 Doe 1964, solar plasma flow was recorded at
1.5 X 109 CM-29ee-l
coinciding with the geomagnetic storm which
loccurred on. the same date. This value was renched only during strong
lk tie
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SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/170/003/057010573
Bezrukikh, V.I.; Kthokhlo
j AUTHOR: Grirjfi~~,__N. ~owuoyv, M. Z.; Musatov, L. S.;
Lijemizov,
ORG: none
TITLE: Indications that the moo
n traverses the Earth's magnetosphere tail
ts-
according to data from cha ar,~icle 'traps placed on the first artificial lunar
satellite Rr
SOURCE: AN SSSIT. Doklady, v. 170, no. .3, 1966, 570-573
TOPIC TAGS: magnetospbere, lunar orbit, lunar satellite ~~qR7H In'96mr-r1a Fir-to
ABSTRACT: Luna-10 carried two flat four.-electrode charged-particle traps which
monitored the flux intensity of electront; with energies exceeding 70 ev and positive
ions with energies greater than a quantity determined by.the second grid voltage,
which was varied from 0 to +50 v once every two minutes. During the measurement
sessions, the trajectory of the inoon and its artificialsatellite was such that it
crossed the boundaries (as proposed by N.. F. Ness) of the Earth's magnetosphere.
During this time the measured difference of electron (E < e > 70 ev) and positive
ion (Ep > 50 ev) flux was negativeixdde,irodpositive outside the assumed boundary of
the magnetosphere., Solar activity was.normal during these measurements. If the
537-591

C NRi AP6034570--- _iii~R_C'E CODSt UR/0020/661170/006/1306/1309~
AUTHOR: Gringauz,, K. I.; Bazzukikhl, V. V,; KhokhloYq Mo Zo; Zastankers, Go No;
Remizovs A. P,; Msatov, L, S.
_ORG: none
TITLE: Experimental results from observations of the lunar ionosphere
poxformed by tho first artificial lunar satellite
SOURCE'- AN SSSR. Dokladyo v. 170, no. 6, 19669 1306-1309
TOPIC TAGSt lunar atmosphere, tonospharej ton trap, electron trappingg
electron fluxv lunar satellite / tuna.10 lunar satellite
ABSTRtM
I n an accompanying review article on the Luna- 10 a brief
description is given of the two low-;energy ion and electron traps
~that were carried by the satellite. K. 1. Gringauz et al have sub-
sequently published a preliminary analysis of the data from these
4raps, and have made some tentative deductions conicerning the na-
Aure of the lunar ionosphere.
One difficulty in the trap measurements has been the generally
.low concentration of charged particles in the lunar ionosphere.
Another is the uncertainty as to what effect the unknown surface
charge status of the satellite might hwfe on the registered 'particle
levels. It was to counter the latter effect that traps for both thermal
:ions and-thermake.lectrons. were installed, each with a form of sqxkve-.i
Card 1/7 UDCz 537.591-

wave gating. The ion trap had.twin orthogonal elements and a common
collector, as.seen in F g. l(a); i ut flux was grid-modulated by a
np
square biasing wave, -3. to +7 v Output was detected'by an amplifier
tuned to this modulation frequency
M-50 v Modulation grid (unspecified]. To further over-
% come spurious local charge effects,:
%
a- 11 V %
J 7fi %
70 v % the outermost grid was also modu-
%%
lated at 2-minute Intdrvals by a
nkh %
,j % -50 v.
% square wave between 0 and
%
The electron trap outer grid was
similarly modulated, but between
b #1 V 0 and +50 v. . Interrogation of the
traps was performed at 2-minute
--------- int ery als. It was pointed out that
rotation or tumbling. of the satellite,
With a period of about 40 seconds,
Fig. 1. Ion trap (a) and caused "irregularity" in the meas-
electron trap (b)'
urements: tkip.point was not elab-
on.
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Data from the ion trap have provided some idea of ion distribution
~An the vicin
ity of the Moon, but do not yield a breakdown between ther-
mal and possibly higher energy ions. Calculated ion currents from
some 450 readings are shown as a furiction of altitude in Fig. 2, for
the'general cAses where the Moon was 1). within and 2) outside of the
Earth's magnetosphere. A perceptible drop-in ion current is seen
when.the Moon and its satellitei entered the magnetosphere - on the
average, from 3. 1 X *10- 12 amp to 2. B X 10- 12 amp. It.also appears
that there is no strong correlation of.ion density with lunar aftitude,
...nor with change in bias of the trap's external grid. It It is assumed
that the ions encountered were thermal, I. e. , that the satellite Is
orbital velocity greatly exceeded ion thermal velocities, then the
calculations show a maximum ion density near the Moon of about
100 /cm 3. However, a varyipg'component of ion flux was noted which
could be correlated'with. solar wind flux; this fact, plus ther nonde-
pendence of measured flux on altitude or grid ibiasing, suggest that
at least part of the recorded ions were. at energies well above thermal,
in which care the. ion density estimate would have to be revised down-
Ward..
The satelliteld-olectr6n c.ouni, both in free space and in the
~map~tophere, showed discrete high and low levels (Fig. 3). The

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high current levels Were evidently'caused by photoeloctrans from the
satellite surface elements, since
a b the levels dropped sharply when
the satellite entered lunar night.
As with the ion readings, the
average electron flux was greateri
in free space (7. 2 x 10-10amp) I
plot. than in ~hq magnet6sphere
(4. 8 x 10- 10 amp). The corre-
sponding densities, assuming
energies on the order of 1 ev,
BO/c" 3
were calculated at M and
60/cm3 respectively, and
Fig. 3. Electron current 15-20/cm3 on thelunar night
side. Whereas the electron trap
A - Within the magnefosphere; readings may have been erro'-
B - outside the magnetosphere. neously increased by phofoelec-
trons, they. may also have been
decreased due to interception of low-energy electrons by trap ele-
rnents; laboratory tests have shown that diversion of the latter type
at the 1 -ev level- can, reduce. true. readings by a fac'tor of 3 or 4. The
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ACC NR, AP6034570
authors intend toobtain a more accurpte*evalu'a'tion of these side
effects and of their induence on th-6--validity of.tr.ap readinp Prosented
by Academician A. Lq-YAnts on 23 June 1966s. Orig. art. hass 3 figures*
4.UB, CODE: 03,20,22 SUBM-DAT&I 14Jul,66 /..ORIG RM~,i*001-/'OTH REFs 006

--------------- 4&-Guffifi_oy_~e Ozeros YAst.p ugle 7 no*8:7 Ag 138. (MINA 11:9)
I.Kombayn sho6khty No.5 Gusinooserskogo, rudouprayleniya Buryat-
Hougollskoy ASSR. (Bz7aib Mongolia--Coal mines and mining)

XHOUILOVO if.
The Congo and the Congolese, Sov.foto. 23 no.2s23-24 F 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Spetsiallay7 korreapondent gazaty "Izveat'W,
(Congo--Views)

--IBHCHSNKO xer~, numvi N
A.; X"ANOVSXIY, N.D.
Blectric furnace for caking I, n chemical processes. Patent U.S.S.R,
78,955, Boo. 31, 1949.
(CA 47 no.19:9830 153)

KIIOKHLOVs N.A.-
Laboratory research on the effect of air leakage on the nres2uro
differences in ventilation ducts* Zap, 1&1 36 no.1:109-117 1959.
(Mine ventilation) (1,111V 14:3)

KRDIMV, N.Y., kandidat *kouomicheskikh nauk.
[Planning freight shipments on railroads] Planirovanie perevorok Sruzov na
zheleznykh dorogakh. Moskva, Go*. transp. zbel-dor. iod-vo, 1952. 70 P.
(KLRL 6:5)
(Failroads-Freight)

BARABDV. A.F., radaktor; Rumul, N.Y., redaktor; SOWGUBOV, V.N., kandldat
telChalebeakikh nauk, otvatstvanWy redaktor tomm-, ALBROOV. N.A..
kandidat taklinichaskikh nauk-, TASILOYNT, B.I., Inshener: TIMNSM,
S.V.l k&ndidat tekhnichemkilh Sauk; VINOaRAMY, G.P.. kazdidat takh-
nichaskikh muk; VIN)K=V, R.T.. professor, doktor tekhalchaskikh
nank-,'001DVANOV, V.G.. kandidat tekbnlcbesklkh nauk; OORDWW, A.S.,
dotsent, kandidat t0ftichemkikh nauk; GURMT,P.A., dotsent, ka-didat
tekhnlcbesklkh nauk: GUMPICH, A.N., kandidat tekhalcheskM nan ;
DOMBWVSKIT. A.B., doteent; YZGORC 11", V.I., professor. doktor tekh-
nichoskikh nauk: IVANOV, V.H., professor, doktor takhtdchostM nmik*,
KAWATSKIT, B.L., professor, doktor tekbnichaskikh muk: NOROLVf,X.P.
professor, doktor tekbn1chetskikh nauk; MUCHKIN, I.N., kandidat takh-
nichaskikh muk;FOFOV, G.T.,jushener; PRDSKURM, P.G. inshener;&Ml-
TSM, K.A.. ithener: SNUMSTIOT, I.F.doteent, kandidat tekhuicbeekikh
nauk; SLOOMTANSIM. A.V., dotsent, kandidat tekbnlchesklkh nauk; STWANDY,
A.D., dotsent, )mndidat teklmichesklkh nauk; STRONrATHIKOV. S.P., akade-
alk(daceased); TMJDVSKIT,V.,A..dotsant; kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk:
TIMIUSIMT, V.A., kandidat tekhnicheakikh muk, XHOlMWV N.Y., ""di-
dat tekhnicbeakikh nank; SELMNIN, V.S., kandidat a IM6 nank;
SHLYEDV, Tu.P..dotsant, kanlidat tekhnichookikh nauk; TXMSFDCM, A.M.
kandidat tekhnicheaklkh mWc, rateenzant; lVANnV, V.N.,professor. doIrtor
takhnichaskikh nauk, roteamsent; PAMOV, N.I.. dotsent, kandidat tekhni-
chesk-ilth nauk, retsenzent; 35WHYANSKIT, A.Y., dotsent, kwAidat tekhni-
chaskikh mmk, retoanzent; UTUMIT, L,L, Inzhener, rateenzent;
MMKSA. V.M., professor, daktor tokhnichask1kh vauk, retsenzent;
(Continued on next card)

BARA-I)V, A.F., (Continued) Card 2o
TIDPORNIN, G.S.. inzhenmr, retsenzent; DOMBROVSKIY, A.B., dotsent;
retsenzant; POTDD. A.A., lamdidat tekhniChOBkikh nauk, reteenzent;
YAMBSON, P.Te., laureat Stalinskoy prnmii; dotsent; kandidat
tekhnicheskikh nauk, retasrizent-, POPOV. A.A., professor, doktor
tekhnichesk-fth nauk, rateensant; PROSKURNHV, P G., inzhenmr, retsen-
zent; SAFOIFfSSV, K.A. , inshener, rateenzent; S;:~kFIHOVICH' V.S.0
~mndidat tekhnicheekikb nauk; retsenzent; TRAVIN, P.I., inzhanmr,
retsenzent; YOKIN, K.F., kabdiaat tekhnicheskikh nauk, retsenzent:
511CIUMAMV, V.P.. inzhener,, I- retsenzent; SHADUR, L.A., dotsent;
Imndidat ttkhnicheskikh nauk,rmtsenz"nt; TIKHONOV, P.S., inzhener
rmteeazent-, TKACHIUKO, F.D., inzhenmr: ratsenzent; BABICHKOV, A.M.
professor, doktor tekhnichaskikh nauk, retsenzant-, KOROSTYUV, A.I.
inzhener, retemnzent; LEVITSKIT, V.S., dotsent; kandidat takhni-
chaskikb nank, rateenzent; UjYKOV, A.F., inzhenor, rmtsenzents,
SOTPGUBOV, V.N. redaktor; SHISHKIN ' K.A., rmdalctor: SLOWANSMY, A.T.
rmdaktor; SALSNKO, S.V.. roaaktor; TUDZON, D.M. tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Technical reference book for railroad men] Takbnicbeskii spravochnik
zheleznodorozhnika. Radaktsionmia kollegila; A. F. Baranov, i dr.
Glav.radaktor. H. F. Rudol. Mnnkva. Gos.trmnep.zhel-dor.izd-vo.
Vnl. 6 [Rolling stock) Podvizhnoi sostav. 1952. 955 P. KRA 8:9)
(Railroaas-Rolling-.stork)

NKOVAN Valentina Dmitriyavm; CHEWSH".
r- ad .-i-ItHimev, takhn.red.
[Railroad rates In tho U.S.S.R.] ZheleznodLoroshnye tarify SSSR.
Moskva, Gootranspothel-dor. izd-vo, 1957. 55 P. (MIRA 11:2)
(Railroads-Rates)

KHOKHWV, N.Y., kand.okon.nauk
Determining reasonalble distance@ for peat transportation*
Trudy MIT -no-115:199-232 159, (MIRA 13:1)
(Peat-Transportation)

--- ---- - - - - - - -
BELYUNOV 4ots,.
3.1.,j inzb.; MiTwxv, kand. ekon. nauk; KUCRURB,
S.F. LIN I.KOV,, M.V.; MUM1111IN;-F.P.; NEDOPEED, GA.I. insh.; FUZYNYA,
I.Ye.p inzb.; RAYKHZR~ TRUBACREVp T.Ye.p inzh.; TYVAN~-
CHUKs D.P,j insb.j UMBJIYAj'-V.Z,p kamd, Am nauk;XBOIMM, We, dots.
ka~d. ekon. nauk) CHUDOV, A.S., prof., doktor ekc)'n-.-n-auF.;-ERMMI,--V.-S-.,
inzh.; IVL=, Ivan Vpvi~Vyevich, red.; KRISHTALI, L.I., red.; KHITROV,
P.A., tekbn. red.
[Planning in railroad transportation) Planirovanie na zheleznodorozh-
nom transportej spravochn~Lko Moskvaj Vves. izdatellsko-poligr. ob",-
edineuie M-va putet soebolicbenUep 1961. 470 p. (mim 3)+; n)
(Railrcmdo-Management)

KHOKI 0 N. F.
KHOXHLOV, N. F.--"EfL,cct of Intrnvnscular Iniection of Novocaln on the Or~nnlqm,
nnd Influencei of lntrmverculnrly-InjO3ctftd No~ocain on the Duration of tho lietara-
Tranqfu,qion Shock." *(Di-i-.3nrtition for V,?-rrms In 3clence tind Env.ineerinr-, Dnron&d
fit lJS'R Hirher Eiiucqti:)nql Inqtitutionq. ~ YAnikh,;tqn Stfite Yedical In-t imeni
V. M. Molotovy Alma-Ata, 1954
Sol l(nizhnnya batordn', 140. ~5, 18 Jun 1,955
For Degree of Csndidate in liedieLl .13cienibes

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10--Q~V kandidat maditsineirikh nauk (Chimkont)
Case of thyroid calculus. Probl.endok. i gorm, 2 no,4:122-123,
J1-rAg 156, (KM 9-.11)
1. Is khtrurgichookogo otdolontya (say. - N.I.Khokhlov) oblastuoy
bolinitay Chimlenta (glavnyy vrach
(THYROID GLAND. calculi.
case reports (Ran))

XMSHIV. B.S.; KHOKHLOV, N.V.,-kandidat meditsinakfth nauk
Three cases of cardlorhapby In wounds of the heart. Zdrsv, Kazakh.
16 no.8:40-41 156. (MMA 10:1)
1. Ix khirurgichookogo otdelaniya (sav.,.,gtd'
meditainskikh nauk 11.1P.1hoklilov) oblastnoy bollnitsy g.Chimkonta
..-(glKvMy--vrach -- V.M.Allyev)
(HEART-SURGERY)

FILM, N,P,; KISMY, IGIO: WASIOOT- N-)(-; SARDTU)COT, N.I.; ITIKITIN, V.I.;
KHOIMWV,. N.A.
Unit for breaking up frozen ground. Rats. I izobr. predl. v etrol.
no-3:31-35 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Frozen groumd) . (Bxoavating mchinery)

qoxmv. N.Y.
ado'se of ~novocaine, Sov.med. 21 swpelamt:6 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
1e I& Yushno-Usathetanek(w nauahno-looledovatallskoy vaterinarno-
op.y t n 0y 13 tantoll.-
(NOVOCAIM-MICOLOGY)

IMOIRWF, 19-7- , km%iA~xed;:nauk;,
A case of electrical burne of the abdominal wall and abdominal
cavity with Injury of the internal organs [with sm"ary in Inglish]
Xhirurgiis 34 noo'7368-70 A 158, (MIRA 3-1:9)
1. Is khirurgichoskogo 6tdelaniya (say, N.V. Yenikeyev) Lengerskoy
gorodskO7 bollnitsy (glamvy vrach 10-1. Ihi'litov)*'
(IMTRICITY, Injurious effects
burns of abdomo' wall & cavity & Internal organs (Rus))
(BLUSI oase reports
electric burne,of abdom. wall & cavity & internal
organs Mae))

BJWT, I*T.q dotsent, kend.okon.nauk; DMOVOT, N.Te., doteent, kaudtekhn.
nauk; TIENICMMO, N.G.9 dotBant. )mnd.ekon.nauk; RAMUM, GPS#q
insho-, MUNUOT, Tavgani:r Davydovioh, prof., doktor skon.nauk;
ICHCKOLOT. N.Y., dotmentb kand.ekon.nauk; PBSKOVA, L.N., rode;
I[fttRbT-.P-.A., tokhn.rodO
cloonomice of railroad transportation] Xkonomika sholaznodo-
rozhnogo transporta. Pod obehuhsi red. I.D.Khanukova. Moskva,
Tees.isdatellsko-poligr.obwedinania X-va putel soobahcheniia,
ig6o. 298 p. (MIRA 14:3)
(Railroadii-Finanoo)

KHOKHLOV NSF*p kand .med.nauk
Ireatment of liver abaeomes. Zdravs Kazakh. 21 no.2s6-11 161.
(MIM 1413)
1. Is khiriwgicheskogo otdoleniya (sav. - N.F.Khokhlov) Yuzhno-
Kazakhatanskoy oblastnoy bollnitay.

KNOI[MV) N*F&~ kand.med.nauk
.Ca3e of echino coccosis of the g'an bladdor. Zdrav. Kazakh. 22 no.2.-
72-73 162. (NIRA 15:4)
I. Ix khirurgichookogo oUieleniya yushno-Kazakhstanskoy oblastnoy
bollnitsy.
(GALL IIIADDER-MATIDS)

KHOKRLOV, N.F., kand.med.nauk
Case of liverabscess complicated by U calculus of the common
bile duct. ZdravoKazaiih.~22 no.309-60 162. (KMA 15M).
1. 1z khirurgicheakogo:otdeleniya Chimkentskoy oblastnoy
bollnitsy ( lavnyy vracih - V.M.Aliyev)-,
Itei'VER-ABS(IESS) (dALCULI, BILIARY)

Nor*
CluM980 in thO urin&27 o3ratem in bruceMaima, Zdrav.nqmirh. 22
no.nt29-3Z 162. (KM 3.612)
L Iz Chimkontakoy obUsimoy bollnits
(MUNARY MANI~-DISMSES) 6CMIMIS)

EMUMANS, W.F.9 kand.med.nauk (Olikkent, Nowunieticheakiy prop d*78y
li;al)
Acute trqwmatic rupture of the lefft diaphragmatic cupola iii a
fi;ve.-year-old child. K11n.khir. no,069 Is 162. (KMA 3.613)
1. Cbim lptdksLya oblast3aya bollnitoa.
(DIAPERACK-HENU)

BELOV, Ivan Vasillyevichp kw.,d. Oon. rjuak dots.- BOROVOY, Eatan
Yetimovich,, katd, tekhn, nauRp' drotua; UNNICK'ENK0.
Nikala,7 Gavriloyich;~ k!tnd. ekon. naukp dots.; RAYM-R,
Grigoriy Snlomonovi,~hp inzb..- KRANUKOV, Yevgeniy Davidovich,
doktor okon. naukp Fedoro, ich,
kand. ekon. naukp FESKOVA,
[Economics of railroad transportation] Ekonomika zhelezno-
dorozhnogo transporta. Mcjsknva.. Trnnaport, 1905. 359 p.
(MMA 18t10)

KHOKHLOV' N.I.
Estimating plywood raw naterial in blocks, Der, prom. no.1:28-29
Ja 165, IMIRA 3.8;4)

KHObUX, N.N.; KONOVALOV, F.Ya.
Remote control of g4te valvae of tank,batteries and petroleum-
refinery pumpe. Hash. 1, naft. obor, no.9:37-39 163,
(MIRA .17:2)
1. Omskiy sek-tor Spetsiallnogo konstruktorskogo byuro po
avtomatike v neftepererabotke i neftekhimdi,

JMOEUM NNo Petrovicb; USELET, Ya., redaktor; TEMSHIN, M., tokhni-
tree IVN*;&k-tor.
[Xeres in our day: sketdhes and travel notes of a Soviet joumallst)
Korsia nashikh dust; oehorki I putevye asnotki sovetskogo thurnalista.
Moskva, led-vo TeX VUSM "Holodaia grardlia". 1956. 223 p.(KW 9:5)
(Korpa-Rescription and travel)

Lo.-
PYATKIN, A.M., kand. tekhn. nauk, POLYAKOV, P.I., inzh.,- DUDNIK, T.M.,
dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk;jWLOVj, N.P., lnzh.; ASTAKHOVp A.S.
Readers' response to the article by A.S. Astakhov "Economic
efficiency of mining machinery."; IlUgoll", 1962, No.12.
U9,oll '39 no.3t65-68 W'6,1+. (MIRA 17:5)

f,L)foM,-t-Al, %.F.-
C ir,:'- r, C fj 1),11 1 1 o o r r.",
%lj~ir. 8 ,.rh.~~Z;3

N13
KHOKHIDVj NiKotAY nvowymm 135 *1
K4
ICH SOME MORDEN; SIN TATSM'.)ONPERICRT NACH AMTLICHJO FROTOKCLLEN
UND SCHIMERUNGEN DvS MWD:tSTJ,BSOF7IZIFRS NIKOIAJ WGENJWr=H CHOCHLCW.
FRANKRIRTAIAIN, RUDL, 1954.
45 P. ILLUS.

XHOXHLOVP 01
!:'-
3afeguard with Ole0t-dc I'Igbt for circular-saw mills,
Mashinostroltell no.3t28 Mr 165. WIRA 38%4)

KHONMOV, 0. N.
Shielding for circulm- save. Der, prom. 14 no.lt28 Ja 165.
(MIRA 18:1,)

Take care of &rA etra.ngth,su the property of cooperative societies.
Pron.koop& 13 no.11:3,4 N 1590 (MIRA 13.- 3)
1. Zamentltell naphal'allat organisatsionno-revislonnogo upravlentya
Rospromeoveta.
(Cooperativo societies)

KHOKHLOV, P., Geroy Sovotakogo Soyuza,, general-laytenant aviatail
Rocket airplanes. Kryl.rod. 14 no.lt27-29 A 163. (KRA 16t1)
(Airplanes,, Military-Armaent)

UOULOV, P.
Pomoshchniki agronoma Filatova (Help.-
ers of agriculturist Filatov) Moskva,, 1114olodaia gvar-
diial's 1954. 46 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian AccessicM. V01. 7~, No. 51 August 19%

XHOXHLOV F.
Simplified gas -distributing center* Zhil,-k=. khoz. 12 no.10:28--20,
0 162, (MIRA 16t2)
lo Nachallnik otdela kapitallnogo atroiteltstva Upravlaniya gazovogo
khoxyaystva Krasnodarskogo ispolnitellnogo komitetalcrayevogo
Soveta deputaIov tr'bwhc:hikhaya.
p
(Kkasnodrix Torritory-Liquefied petrole= gas)

PMSH I BOOK MCPLOXTATION SOVA261
XcrncnorGlo und Flotta; Artilpoler-lung (1M2OlCaX-.X'1
~r,-y and tho Havyj
Collection of Artiolcu) I [Berlin] Nllitarvorlag E19611.
232 P. Errata slip insairtod. '2000 cc'~IIQO Print-Ca.
Translation from tho Russian oft cnc,~Clya If lot.
Tranalator; ErlIca Otculzzp LIcutcnant F.,;,~2onoibilityp for
Goman edition*, Claua (Iruo-.1m, 111.1 raaus Krumsiog.
PURPOSE; This collootion.of artiilca Is intendod for officers or the
army, c6ast guaz~d, and uoroh-ant tm~rina.
OOVMAGS: The b atranslation from the Russian, contains 25 ar-w
tiolon dealing with tho application of nuclear woapon3 to naval
combat operations. ChaPters 19 and 25'~avo bacn supplemanted with i
additional data for this edition. The devastating features of nu-
clear explosions are discussed. Attention Is also given to the
protection of personnel, Bhi~s, and coastal 'facilities apinst nu-
clear. weapons, and to toe:prebent; and future &=10atlons of nuclear
pcyor plants to shippin, no p?rsonalities aro montiopad. There
are 16 reforcnocat 10 kenlan including 3 tranalations,from
Utiglish-language sources), 1 rr'l'noh, I German,,1.Zhg1:izh, I Ameri-
can# and 2.01thar Aaslish or American.

Nuclear Energy and the Navy (Cont.) SOV/16261
5. Raginaer Co=ander (Favy). Primary Penetrating
Radiation 58
6. _AJNOAndrgy_, Engineer Lieutenant Colonel, and Q,_ff
A, ggtM
Major Engineer. The "Foot, Wave" and Its D=aging Effect 66
7. :k. _Frolov. Ionizing Contamination 70
8' ap
_At galmm tain (Navy), and V~ Vladirill'ov Mairinaer
Protect
in& a Ship Against XuoGr Weapons 78
ptag (1;6,v;,)C
9. G. Higirtanko, Captain (Navy), Profeasor, Doctor of Engineer-
1-nz-.-rr_oTe-o11nz -a Ship Igainst ftplosions 86
10, ;P!_Abol1a*aDC Captain (Navy). Means of Protection Against!
uclear eapons In ForeiLm Navle3 93
ucle A~
ar
11. &DgbU" . Engineer, Ca tain (Navy), Candidate of Tech-
nical sciences. Nuclear ;rotootion of Light-Class Ships 100
Card.-3A-

Xuolear.&iorgy and the Navy (Cont.) ~SOV/6261
K 12. V. Calin, Enginoor Colonel. Nuclear Protection of Coastal
)Es-tallations io6
13. 1. Fwlov. Detection of Radiation 120
-14.
lit -.Al ~eks oev, Engineer Lieutenant Colonel. Deactivation
on p 129
'15. Pol akov,,EnSincor Captain (Navy). Protecting a Ship.
.....y
Againat Ionizing Pontamination 135
P. Kho'ch Conditions.of tho Crcu on Board Ship 141.
.16 lov. Living
yo, NIM PArn odiqal Servici.,'
17 m, L1,outon,=t Colonel 9f N
Sanitar7.Kanagomont Aboard Ship 145
:18. A. Ba Captain (NavyY Docent, Candidate of Historical
So noes. Nuclear Weapons and Naval Tactics 151
Card.4/cr

KHOKHLOV, P., kand.tekhn.nauk
~
Determining the center of gravity of a vessel during an
inclining experiment with,trim differences. Mor flot,
22 no.11:31-33 N 162, - WRA 15:12)
(Stability of ships)
t

F'-'O*rMR Jmd acri"A'.1 a=4-tAr mime fcw OOM, MUL takhq-
al..Cna Irfom Omo rwl0h, bol, Inisto nauch, to.N Inrom
IS roo 12#1&19 D o&
1911)

KHOKHLOV, F-I-1 BAKANOV, M.I., kELnd.tekhn.nauk
Review of the book by S.H.Shorckhov "Working placer deposits and
principles of its planning." Gor.zhur. no.10:78-79 0 164.
(MIRA 18:1)
I* Gosudarstvennyy treot Lenskoy zolotodoby-vayushchey promphlen-
nosti (for Khokhlov). 2. Irkutskiy finansovo-okonomicheakiy
institut (for Bakanov).

DIDIK, B.S.; KOZKNKO, A.V.; TSDI, M.R.; ZATULOVSKIY, S.S.; KOLESOVA, V.V.,,.
Prinimali uchastiye: SHIYAN, V.G.; KHOKHLOV, F.L.; OLEYNIX, L.S.Is
SHEMYAKOVA, L,V,
Hot crack in tubes of nodular cast iron and ways to avoid them.
Nauch. trudy Inst. lit. proisy. AN URSR 1100-79 162.
(MIRA 150)
(Pipe, Cast iron-Defects)
(Centrifugal casting)

SKULISKIYP Yu.V.; MAKAROV, M.D.; POPOV, A.N.; KIIOKHLOV, P.L.; SOL,)LEV, N.T.
- .. ....
Cast and welded flangod cast-iron pires Artomenvare 18 no,11:57-
I t
59 N 165o QIIIIA 1911,
1. Institut eleltrosvarki im. Ye.O.Patona AN UkrSSR (for
Skullr3kiy,, Makarov, Popov). 2. Makeyevskiy truboliteyn~7
zavod im. KiWbyshova (for Khokhlov, Sobolev). Suhnitte(i
~hrch 24, 1965.

KHAKMIN, B, D. # kand, tekhn. nauk; MIGUM.. P. L. , inzh. ; SHIWI 0 V. G. , inzb.
teveloping the teohnology of pipe produotion fror high-matren&.
cast iron by the centriDigal method. Proizv. trab no..10:71-75
163. (KM rao)