SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KISELEV, V.I. - KISELEV, V.S.

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14(o);10(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2724
Kiselev, Vasiliy Ignatlyevich.
Nasosy, kompressory i.ventilyatory (Pumps, Compressors, an& Fans)
Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1959. 400 p. Errata slip inserted.
13,600 copies printed.
Ed.: S. B. Stark; Ed. of Publishing House: A. A. Bagin; Tealh. Ed.V
M. K. Attopovich.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook for students of institutions of higher
education specializing in metallurgy and the processing of
ferrous and nonferrous metals. It may also be useful to
neem, technicians, and:designers in related fields.
COVERAGE: The book deals with the operating principles and designs
of pumps, compressors, and fans. Problems connected with.the
selection of these devices for use at metallurgical plants are
discussed. The design, operation, and maintenance of water-
pumping, air-compressions and ventilation installations are de-
scribed. One chapter is'devoted to vacuum pumps. The basic
principles of hydraulicsj hydrostatics, and hydrodynamics are
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Pumps, Compressors, and Fans SOV2724
presented. Part I was written by Docent D. V. Rogozkin. The
author thanks personnel of the following plants and design
organizations for the'use of their materials in preparing the
book; Giproalyuminiy, Gipronikell, Giprosvetmet, Nevskiy
mashinostroitellnyy zavod (Neva Machinery-construction Plant),
Krivorozhskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod (Krivoy Rog Metallurgical
Plant), Plant imeni KotlyakoV, and Plant imeni Kalinin. There
are 33 references; 30 Soviet, 2 German, and 1 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PART I. HYDRAULICS
Introduction
1. The subject of hydraulics and a brief history of its
development
2. Basic physical properties of fluids
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Hydrostatics
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STARKp Sergey Borisovich; KANTOROVICH, B.V.p profev doktor tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; KOSTOOMM9 V.14v prof.v doktor tekhn. naukq retsen-
zent; INi'N Ya*' dotsint, kand. tekhn. naukv retsenzent;-
IEWAV
ARIISTAM9 TS.4.: dots.9 kand. tekhn. -ilk, retsenzent; KISELE.Vt
Oft
V.1;,,.do .-V IImid. tekbn naukp retsenzent; SUSHKE,
is-t enz BRINZA, V.W.: red.; ISLENTIYEVA, P.G., tekhn. red.
[Au-Aamentals of bydraulics# pumps and air-blowing machines; col-
lection of.problems] qsnovy gidravliki, nasosy i vozdukhoduvnye
mashiny; sbornik'zadach, Izd.2.9 parer. i dop. Moskva,-Goa.
nauchno-tekbn. izd-vo lit-ry ~o chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii,
1961. 450 p. (MRA 1419)
(Hydraulics) (NmPing machinery) (Blowers)

KISELEV, V.I... prof.; BAWNIKOV, N.M.0 inzb.
ANOW
Study Of the affect of the annual change in the temperature
and pressure of the surrounding air on the compression in a
pressur*--eharged unit in various high-mountainous regions of
the U.S.S.R. Izv* vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. no.5:131-134
161. (MIRA 26:7)
1. Krasnoyarskiy inatitut tsvetn3rkh metallov imeni Kalinina,
Rekomendovana kafedror gomoy--mokbaniki i teplotakhniki.
(Air compressors)

PRAVITSKIYP Nikolay Klementkyovich. Prinimal uchastiye SHISHKOV,
A.I., dots. ; Wailo-I prof., dok-tor tekhn. nauk',
retsenzent; dou., kand. tekhn. nauk,
reteenzent; PWTNIKOV, K.S., kand. tekhn. nauk, otv. red.j
D'YAKOIVIGHp G.B.v red. izd-va; BDLDYBEVA, Z.A., tekhn. red.
(Mine hoisting apparatui] Rudnichnye pod"emnye ustanovki.
Moskva, bagortekhizdat, 1963. 416 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Mine hoisting)

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ORG: none
TITLE: Measurement of deep-sea pressure with lot-produced transducers"
SOURCE: Priborostroyeniyes no, 9. 1966s 23
TOPIC TAGS: hydrostatic pressure, pressure gage, pressure transducers
oceanographic instruments pressure measurement, pressure measuring
instrument
ABSTRACT: The TDB ma,se-produced pressure transducer, used with eleam'
trically-operated depth gages since 1958 by the Acoustics Institute,,
is described (see Fig.1), In the figure,, hydrostatic pressure.is
transmitted througharubber diaphr-dgn, alcohnl,, plug, a tube, and the
transducer diaphragm. In the transducer, the pressure acts on the
arm of a potentiometric converter connected to..a d-c bridge circuit.
Depth is determined by bridge unbalance using an M-24 microammeter
(100 uamp, 700 ohms). The depth range for a TDB-10 transducer is
0-100 m with accuracy of 0.5 m. The time constant is 1 see, and the
circuit is powered by a 1,5-v 25L-9 dry-cell battery, The range of
depth measurements can be varied by replacing the TDB-10 with a TDB-501
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DTO MRD, MDD, or MD-T pressure tranoducers'(see Fig. 2). The full
range of depths, measurable with-these transducers is from 0-10 to
0-15,000 M. Watertight casings similar to that shown above for the
TDB-type transducers are used- with the other transducers. The above-
mentioned transducers have been used 'at-sea in determining temperature-
distribution and current speed at depth; they are also recommended for..
use in the remote measurement of ground water in boreholeso Orige.arts
~has: 2 figures,
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KISE-LEVt V.I.
Use of various combinations of antibiotics in the control of
diphtherial bacterial carriage. Antibiotiki 9 no-4:361-363
A:p 164. (.Mm 19: 1)
1. Gorlkovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut epidemiologii
i mikrobiologii.

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01MOTNIKOVY !,.H.; hil"SlIETEV, V.I.
Porphyry formation in the western spurs nf the Trans-Ili Alatau
(northern Tien Slaa). Zap. Kir. otd. Vsvs. min. ob-va no*5:59-
69 165. (MIRA 18:7)

K 1 117; E I Ell j.
Serainulljoratic univireal tenon cul.,ting, machire. BJL,'t-.
inform. Goa. nauch.-isal. inst. nauch. i tel~h.
69-70 A- t64.

GAYEV, Vasiliy Grigorlyevich, zhurnalist; KISELEV Vasiliy
Kharitonovich, inzh.; BEDOV, M.P:, 7ea7"
[Prospects for developing the chemical industry in the
Khabarovsk Economic Region] Perspektivy razvitiia khi-
michaskoi promyshlonnosti v Khabarovskom ekonomicheskom
raione. Khabarovsk, Khabarovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo,
1964. 28 P. (MIRA 17-.10)
1. Nachallnik gornorudnoy i khimicheskoy promyshlennosti
Khabarovskogo oovnarkhoza (for Kiselev).

NATSYLISHVILIP G.A.; MILONOV, -V11-
Contrast examination in trammatic aneurysms of peripheral vessels.,
Khirurgiia 40 no.11:22-28 N 165. fmm' 18:7)
1. Gosoitallnaya k1drurgicheakaya klinika (zav. prof. B.V.Petrovskiy)
I Meakovskogo ordena LenIna meditainskogo Inatituta Imeni Sechenova.

KISnEV' V.M
Otechestvemyi profilometr,KV-h. Vestn., Mash., 1949, no. 6, p. 68-71.
Soviet Drofilbmeter KV-hi
DLC: TN4.V4
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical %gineering in the Soviet Union, Librar7
of Congress, 1953.

KISELEV,V.K.. inzhener (Moscow)
The U-7 electrodynamic profilometer. Clzd.] LONITOMH n0.34:
299-317 '54. (MLRA 8:10)
(Surfaces (Technology))

tlcl: Y9.
1:70D 0!" Mdll
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(Yit- ven-tilalvion)

KISMY, V.M.. garnyy inzhener; ZXMOT, G.I.. gorW inzhener.
Special characteristics of reinforced linings in deep mine shaft.
Gor, zhur. no-7:37-~59 Jl '57. (NLRA 10:8)
1. Krivbaseproyekt;
(Shaft sinking) (Reinforced concrete)

KISWAV, V.M"--.--
Using induction profilometers for measuring the surface pmoothness
of parts made from soft alloys. StanA instr. 28 no-9:35w37 5 '57.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Surfaces (Technology)) (Blectronic instruments)

BEAMBIVO Artem Tikhonovioh, t.MS-IM VA, kand tikhn, nank, rejeensent, 1
ftyAKOT9 0#7*# inshag red OVA. A.G., lzd-skly red.;
ROZHIN, V.P.,'JjkXa. red.
ETS-ohnolocy of producivi potentiometers] Tokhual'oSili Pr*dtsvodotva
po.tentatometrove Iloskvag Go@. tsd-va obor. proawshl.. 1959. 215 P6
(XIBA 11:10)
OPotent toseler)

KISUV, V A,
Using program control for checking workpiecee having curved surfaces.
Stan. i Instr. 29 noo'2:18-21 F 158. (KM 1113)
I (Electronic control)

SHOS"AX, Afenasiy Gri~orlyevich; KjM9L V.Mt, gornn inzh., rateenzent;
WITSA, P.A., reteenzent; PCMVSXIT. X.A,, red.; rAWSUNIT,
T.N., red.isd-va; ATTOPOVIC9, N.K., tekhn.red.
Imeyeloping.1ron ore deposits in the Krivoy Rog Basin] Rea-abo tke
shelesoradrifthIzalezhat v Kri-voroshokom*basselne. Mookwa,.Goo.
nauchno-tekbnAad-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tevetuoi metallurglie 19500
.534 p. (MIRA 12:3)
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Iron mines and mining)

ARSENTIYEV, Aleksandr Ivanovich; VINOGRADOV, Vladimir Samoylovich;
DZYUBENKO,TikhaiI Grigorlyevich;JESHCHENKO, Aleksey.
Andreyevich;:,KAIZAKIN, Viktox, Vasillyeirich; KARMAZINO
Vitaliy Ivanovich-, h~Xjo icbl,
KULIKOV Vladimir Vaai~lyeivich; I~ikhaylovich;
SINARENKO, Aleksandr Ivatiovich; KHIVRENKO, Akim Foteyevich;
SHKUTA, Eduard Ivanovich; SHOSTAK, Afonasiy Grigorlyevich;
MOS,KALIKOVj Yevgeniy Fedbrovich, retsenzent; SOSEDOV,,Orest
Orestovich, retsenzent; ROSW1T, Aleksandr Filippovich $ otv.
red.; SUROVA, V.A.0 red.izd-va; LAVRENTIYEVA, L.G., tekbn. red.
[Overa.11 development of.an. iron-ore basin] Kompleksnoe razvitie
zhelezorudnogq~basseina. .(By-] A.I.Arsentfyo* I~dr.Moskvaj Izd-
vo "Nedra," 1964. 293 p. (MIRA 17:3)

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ZLSIMOV, Nikolay, F., starshiy slesar'; KULLGIN. ILK-; SHILM. A-A-:
KISELET Y.M.- LTSM. M.I.
Working day of seven hours. Alek.l. tePl.tiaga 14 W-3:29
Kr 160 OURA 13:7)
1. Disell-OvegatnVa brigada zagotovitellnogo teekba depo
Likhobory Mookovokoy dorogii-
(11shn1ye TAkhobory-Skilroad workers)
(Hours of labor)

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AUTHORS: Turking V.K.o and Kiselev, V.N.
TITLE: On the probability of false alarm and correct
detection
PERIODICAL: Izvestlya.vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenly,
Radiotekhnika,- 19.6o, Vol.3, No.6, pp. 657-661
TEXT: An expressionis givenj useful for small numbers of
observations, for the-probabilities of false alarm and correct-
detection for the case where the-noise envelope and the signal
plus noise envelope have Rayleigh distributions. The calculations
are fairly straightforward.
There are no references, figures or tables.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra vysshey matematiki, Vsesoyuznogo zaochnogo
elektrotekhnicheskogo instituta svyazl.
Wspartment-for Higher Mathematics of the All-Union
Corraspondene,t EleActroenginearing Institute of
Communications)
SUBMITTED: .-o the Editors of NDVSh, Feb-?-Uary 21, 1959.
Card 1/1 To the editors of Izv. -vuz Radlotekhnika, February 4,
196o.

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KISIMM v r
,Timely preparation of peat fields is the main factor in the
fulfillment of the pmt-vInnIng plan. Torf. prond* 34 no-3'-
4-4 '57. (an 10:5)
Glavwye UprawUnlys torfyanoy prooWshlennosti.
(Peat industry)

GAVRILOV M.A. _EV
doktor- tekhn. nauk, prof., ctv. red.;jksj~L
V.11. red.
[Synthesis of relay-structuresi transacti.-3nal Sintez re-
loinykh struktur; trudy Mezhlunarodnogo simpoziuma po
teorii reloinykh ustroistv I konechnykh avtomatov (IFAK).
Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 406 p. (MIRA 18.11)
1. International Symposium on Relay :~jstems Theory and
Finite Automatao Moscow, 1962.

V.P. (Moakvap Pyatnitskaya u1,, d, 56, kv,l)
Open fractures of the skull In children. Ortop., travm. I
protez. 26 n0.1184.3-49 N 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Tz klinika detskoy khirurgil (zav.- jprof. S.Ya. Dolabskiy)
TSontrallnogo Inatituta uoovershenstvovaniya vrachey i travmato-
logichaskogo otdelenlya (zav.- S.1a 11dris) detakoy k1linicheakoy
bollnitsy-No,2 imenl Rusakova,

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SFIZGEYEV, Viktor Vasillyevich; GALITSKIY, Nikolay Vladimirovich;
Prinimal uchastiye KOZLOV,
V.M.; GUSIKOV, VX., red.
(Metallurgy of titanium] Metallurgiia titana. Moskva, Izd-
vo Metallurglia, 1964. 207 p. OMRA 17:7)

USTIMMO, XISRU, Vyacheslav Petrovich; POMMINs
Yu.V.. red.;
(Mechanization shop] T39kh makhanizatail. Leningrad,
Lenizdat, 1959. 21 p., .(KIRA 12-.12)
1. Nachalinik teekha mokhanizataii i avtomatizatell sayoda
'Elektroolla'* (for Ustimenko). 2. Nachallnik tsekha avtometiki
Kirovskogo zavoda (for Xiselev).
(Technological innovations)

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KISHMP-V- FT. .. inzh.; RUBININ, A*Yeop inzh.
41d form cutter.for-iailling grooves
no.1:15-17 J-a-F #63.- in UPS. Mashinostroonle
(MIRA 16:7)
I. N-harlkovOkiY ZsTOd konditsionerov,
(MilliaR machines)

KISBMI V.P.
AtUcbmnt for drining deep holeme Nashinootroltoll no,029
is 163 (=A 16t7)
-(Latbec--Attacbments)

a KISELEVO V.P.
I- -,
Milling reamer grooves. Maohinostroitell no.203 F 165.
(MIRA 18%3)

KISELEV V S
KASTALISKIYI,-Ye.M.; RYABOV, A.VV
Efficient-methods for gravity surveying,on a 1:200..000 scaled
~.em~i6ying a belicopter and using barometric leveling underthe
conditions of the northeast of the U.S.S.R. Sbor.luch.r&t3.
predl. pt. 2:3-4 163. (MIRA 17:5)
I.Severo-Vostochnoya goologicheakoye upravlaniye.

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r-,.- -(Moskva)
Vascular reaction to certain drugs in different phases of body re-
activity (squaltatization, shock)O' Pat.fisiol,l 6kep.tersp, 3
n00,5:76 3-0 1590 (ERA 13 t3)
1. Is kaf*dry patoftsl6logli (saveduyusbably - prof. SON. Favleako)
I Nioskowskogo ord*na Lenina meditalnekogo Institute. Imul I.N.
(AUPHMUIS) (PHLEXACOLOGY)

GORIZOMPOV. P.D.- prof.;,IrlStW, T.S., doteaut
71rat Ukralulan Conference of Whophysiologlats.-Pht.fistol. i skap.
terap. 3 ao.W" I-S 159. (MIRA 13'.3)
(MBIOWGY, PATHOWGICAL--OOMRISSNS)

KI11TIN, V.S., kandidat veterinaruM nauk.
Raising healthy c&Ives from cove which react to tuberculin.
Vaterinarlia. 30 n'o.3:18-20 Nr '53. (Km 6:3)
1.,Vsesoynsnyy InstItut sksperimental0noy vaterinarti.

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bacteria and runs!-
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AT) I MC; P : Kj s e
All-t;rtlon Tnztltute of Experimental Vcturinnry
Froblo-ens of the Diagno5is and Prophylaxis of
~,~iberculosis in Cattle
T-P. Vsom. in-ta okoperka. veteringril, 20,

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'TITLE: '-The ergy Distributions of Neutrons Which Are Emitted at Bombing
of Beryllium By Protons of the Energy of 600 MoV.
(Energetichookiye reapredeleniya neytronov, iopuskayemykh pri bom-
bardirovke berilliya protonami a energiyey 680 H*V. Russian).
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret. Piziki, 1957, Tol 32, Nr 5, pp 962-964
(U.S.S.R.)
A13STRICTo The papar undor review deacribas one of the experimenta on.the in-
vestigation of the main properties of those bundles of fast neutrouc
which are produced at the bombing of a beryllium target by protons
of 600 MeV. The targets of a thickness of 295 cm vefe affixed within
a chamber of the dynchrooyclotron. The experiments were c8nducted
0
for the exitanglas of the neutrons of 9 - 0 and 0 ' 18 with re-
spect to the direction of the protons falling on the tar6et. The
energy distributions of the neutrons were invGstigated by determin-
ing the energy spectra of the recoil protons ( which ivere emitted
at the elastic n-p-scatterin&). The measurements were conducted main-
ly by means of the difference method. The souress of errors and the-
necessary corrections are brivfly discussed. The energy dietribu-
tion as 8btained from these experiments is repreaented in.a diagram.,
At 0 0 a maximum is situated at 600 MeT, thus 80 MeY below the
Card 113 upper boundary of the spectrum. This is connected with the distri-.

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The Energy Diatributions of Neutrons Which Are Emitted at Bombing
of Beryllium By Protons of the Energy of 680 MeV.
'bution of the Drimary'proton bundle over different energies. In the
case under consideration in the present paper there remains, as r4-,
sult of the p-n-achange interaction, a proton with low energy in-
stead of the neutron, in the nucleous. As result of the effects of
the Pauli prinoiplet.the probability of this process must decreane
considerably. It is possible that the plural collisions start to
play a considerable Ale (and also such collisions in Which a part
of the energy is carried away by a third particle).,.-All those state-
ments are only of qualitative character. If the enerjSy of the pri-
mary protons increases from 480 MeY to 680 MeV, then there appears~.
in the anorgy spectrum of the neutrons a second maximum in the ene-r-,
gy range of 100 - 400 MeV. This ipaximum is caused mainly by the.,~eu-
trons.which0areemitted at the following reactions: p + p --* n +n+yl
p, + n -.# x + n + p ; p + n m# n + n + n . (in this connection,
these nucleons are produced on the nucleons of the beryllium nucleo'n]
Finally, the paper under review enumerates experimental facto which.
Card 2/3 confirm.the facts discussed above. (1 reproduction).

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The Energy Distributions of Neutrons Which are Emitted at Bombind
of Beryllium By Protons of the Energy of 680 MeY.

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AUTHORSt Xisiley-.*'-X.~~~ganesyan, K. 0. 'SOY/56,35-.3-~2/61

TITLEs Now m6asuroments of the Spectrum of Seutrons Which are
Formdd~Dfxring.the,Boihbardment of Be by 680 MeY Protons
(N6vyye:iziireniya sp4ktra neytronov, obrazuyushchikheylL
pri bom'bardirovke Be.protonami 680 MeV)
PERIODICAL% Zhurnal eksperimentalinoy i teoretioheskoy fizikil 19581
Vol 35, Nr 3, pp 812 - 814 (USSR)
ABSTRACT% In the course of the work forming the subject of this paper
it was possible, because a magnetic field was used for the
analysis of the recoil protons with respect to their momenta,.,.
to,do without an admixture of positive or negative mesons
within the entire energy range investigated. Measurements
were carried out by means of this new method fortheangle
of~emission of,Oo of the neutrons. Main attention was
directed to the high energy part of the spectrum, knowledge
of which is necessary for the purpose of carryin&out most
of the work in connection with the bundles. The scheme of
the experiment is illustrated by means of a schematical
Card 1/3' drawing., A neutron bunch impinged upon a polyethylene- and

New Measurements of the Spectrum of Neutrons Which SOV/56-35-3-52/61
ILre Formed During the.Bombardment of Be by 68o mev
Protons
Card 2/3
a graphite target. The effect on hydrogen was determined
as the difference of,these effects on these targets. When
calculating the spectrum the energy losses of.the~protons
in the.targeis and in the air, as well as the astigmatism-~
of the magneitic system were taken into account. The results''.
obtained by measuring the neutron spectrum after taking all..
necessary corrections into account are shown in formiof a
diagram. The same diagram also shows previously obtained
data. This energy spectrum has 2 maxima at about 275 and
620 MeV. The spectral range of from 100 to 500 XeV contains.,
a small admixture of protons, which are emitted in the
0
reaction-n + p4TE + n + P as well as in.the reaction
n + p->Tr + p + p. The reasons for the occurrence of 2
maxima in the neutron spectrum were discussed by V. S.
Kiselev and V. B. Flyagin (Ref 1). The authors thank
,V* Po Zrelov for his valuable.advice during the discussion
of the results obtained. There are 2 figures and 9 refer-
eno.eat 4 of which are Soviet.

New Measurements.~of..the Spectrum of Neutrons nich SOT/56-35-3-52/61
are Formed During.the Bombardment of Be by 68o mov
Protons
ASSOCIATION: Obl'yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy .(United
Institute for.Nualear Research),
SUBMITTEDI. June 21, 1958

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AUTHORS: Flyagin, V..,B,, Dzhelep6v, V. P SOV/56-35-4-4/52
42tLe~~ Oganesyan, K. 0:
TITLE: Investigation of the Reaction n+p-*T?+d at Effective Neutron
Energies of 600 MeV and the Hypothesis of Charge Independence
(Izucheniye reaktsii n+p -4Ttp+d pri effektivnoy energii
neytronov,600 MeV i gipoteza zaryadovoy nezavisimosti)
PERIODICAL: Zhurna-1 e'ksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
Vol 35, Nr.49 pp 854-s67 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The hypothesis,of the charge independence of nuclear for--es is
the fundamental,basis of-the present phenomenological theory;
therefore, experiments carried out for the purpose of checking. .
.the validity of this hypothesis are of great importance. The.
authors investigated the reactions n+p--).e+ d and n+p--.,Tt+n+p
with an apparatus of complicated structure, which is described.
The neutrons originated from a synchrocyclotron, the energy
amounted to 600 MeV, and the intensity of the beam was
3.104cm-2see-I.,The experimental order is outlined by figure 10~
The -quanta produced by the decay of T~-mesons were recorded~
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Investigation of the Reaction.n+p-+Ie+d at Effective SOV/56-.35-4-4/52
Neutron Energies of 600 MeV and the Hypothesis of Charge Independence
by means of atelescope of the following structure:
3 scintillation counters (diameter 909 120 and 125 mm
respectively)p before them a lead converter (diameter 90 mm,
thickness 7 mm)i and.before it the fourth counter. Porthe
scintillation counters solutions of terphenyl in toluene or
in phenyl-cyclohexane in duralumin -or plexiglass containers
were used..,The target consisted of CH2 or carbon..Recording of
deuterons--is carried.out by means of a magnetic spectrometer
having'a maximum magnetic field strength of 18000 Oe and a gap
width.of 60 mm.-The detector operated at 1700-2100 V. The
electric plant is shown in figure 2 in form of a block scheme..
In the following, control tests, the r-telesPope, the measuring
results and.their utilization, as well as measurement of:the
total cross section are dealt with. Finally, the results
obtained are discussed. For jhe angular distribution at 600 MeV
the authors obtained (0.220 - 0.022) + COS29(in the C. m. s.),
and a total cross section of
(1-5 � 0-3) . 10-27cm2 ; these values are
indicative of the existence of charge independence,
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'Investigation of the Reaction n+p-.Py(+d at Effective SOV/56-35-4-4/52'
Neutron Fnergiea,of 600 MeV 4nd the,Hyp9theVisof Charge Independence
They are compared in a table iith those- published by. Cohn (H
and,by. Xeshohe-kyakov and Neganov (Ref 5). In eonclusion,the
authors thank Yu., D. Bayukov, M. S. Kozodayev, A. A."Markov?
A, N. Sinayev?-A*~ A;-Tyapkin, L. I, Lapidust B. MoPontet)r7o
and M. M..Kuznets-ov for their advice and collaboration.
There are 8 figures, 3 tables,-*-and 14 references, 7 of which
are Soviet.
~ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy
(Unite.d.Institute-jor Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: April~30, 1958
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.- KISE-LEV,-V.S., OGANTSTIis,-K--O-.1---FLY.*INt-V.R.,-DZHZ;LEPOV,