SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOPACKA, MIROSLAV, INZ. - KOPAN, V. M.

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KOPACKA, Miroalav, ins.; BURCAR, Jaroslay
Prospects of radio commmication in Czechoslovak power engineering.
Energetika Cz 15 no.3tl46-147 Mr 165.
1. Research Institute of Power Engineering, Worksite Ceske
Budejovice.

GZ -CT OSLOIIA.*:TA
Rik0,011A,L.; BOROVA :-,Y I
KO ITS~ , A.; B ~'NES, L.; Chair of PlInarmacodynamic -3
,nd7l- y, U
I ox,- c o7.-o i7 and Chair of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceu-
tical Faculty, Comenius Universit-y (Katedra Far-makodri a d! a To-
ld -1 r, ry
xikolo.,-ie a Xateldra I?armaceuticke Chemio 'Parmacoutick'a FaIculta UK),
Bratislava.
."S-z;udy of Local Anesthetics. X)OCII. Relationship Between Local
Anesthetic aind Spasmolytic Miffect in the Series of Substitluted
Basic Carbanilates." .
0 , Ceskoslovenska Farmacie, LI r
Pra-ue Vol 15., No 8, Oct 66, pp IL20-1122
Abstract /TLu-'UI-_,ors' aiiglish sum-mary raodil_fied7: in a series of 15
eFE'e-rsof 2,6-dichlorocarbanii acid witli ro-Ehoxy- to nentoxy- sub-
stitution of 'the aromatic ring in the fLnurth position and diethyl-
an ino - , d im e t hylam ino -., and -p ip rz; r 44 dino G t hanol s p a Z -..-,,o ly t i c ef fe 0 t
was evaluated in vizro using rabbit ileum. All the substances had
a spasmolytie actlivf exceedinr, that of adiphenine. A distinct
connection between t'klc offect and tho size of the alkoxysubstituent
in the aro-matic rind' T.~.,a3 found. A close relationship between the
spasraolytic activity and local anestnetic effect was also found.
2 Fi-,ures, 3 Tables, 1 Western, 7 Czech raforences.
qej, PhMr.,, So$. (Bratialavap Kalinciako" 8); VRU., Genak;
PIVNIK, Ladialav; SKARDL, Radolfo
Histological changes In the =sale and nerre tissue after
application of depot local anesthetics. Iota phamac 6t
3-13-125 162
1. Katheder fur Pharmakodynamik and Toxikologie, Pharmaseutifiche
Fakultat, Bratislava (for Kopacova)o 2. Katheder fur Pharmako-
logie, Fakultat der veterinaren Medizin, Brno (for all others).

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
NEDVECKY, R.; DURINDA,, J.; ZACKOVAt P.; KOPACOVAP L,* Chair of
`~y Ice and of
Pharmaceutical Chemistryt and Chair of Pharmtc:_ ~"n
Toxico'Logyq Pharmaceutical Facultyp Comenius University (Katedra
Farmac,~utickej Chemie a Katedra Farmakodynamiky a Toxikologie
Farmacoutickej Falculty UK)t Bratislava,
"Relation Between the Chemical Structure, Antipyretic Activity,
and Toxicity of Some Cinohophen Analogues."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Farmacie, 'Vol 15, No 6, Jul 66, pp 291-293
Abstract /luthors' English summary modified_7: Isomeric acids
6-methyl-7-f2-(or 3- and 4-)pyridyl 7-cinchoninic and 2-12-( or
3-and 4-)-pyridyl '7--ainchoninic weFe tested for antipyr'itic
activity and toxieftyo Antipyretic activity was determined in
grey rabbits., toxicity in mice, 2-(2-pyridyl)-cinchoninic acid
has a very strong antipyretic activitys 2-0-PYridyl)-cinchonin-
ic acid a very pronounced one, 6-methyl-2-(3-pyridyl) cinchoninic
acid has a weak activitys Toxicity of these substances is lowler
than that of cinchophenp but higher than antipyrine. The most
active substance is the most toxic one, its LD 50 is 470 mg/kg.
3 Figures, I Table, 12 Western, 4 Czech, 2 Egyptian, I East Ger-
1/1 man referenGe. (Manuscript received 20 Deo 65).
KOPAGOVAt l.;VRak, C.;PIVNIK, J.;SX&RJA, R.
Topical tolerance to local anesthetic effect of prolonged-action
bensocalne solntion behaving as a microorystalline implant. Cook.
fysiol, 9 no.l,.8445_JkL 60.. -1 .
1. OcId. farmakodynamiky a toxikologle farmceuticke fak. Nu. Ustav
farmakologle a Ustav patologicke amtowle vet. fak. Y5ZL, Brno.
(ANOTHBTICS LOCAL pharmac ol. )

LUKAS9 A.; DOROVANSKY, A.; KOPACOVA, L.
Study, of local anesthetics 27. Basic aryloxyr- and aralka..~:I-
acetyl xylidine. Gesk. fam. 13 no,5:225-221 Je'64. Ik
1. Kafedra farmaceuticke chemie a katedra farmkodynar-4ky
a toxikologie farmaceuticke fakulty UK, (University Kc-men-
okeho), Bratislava.
*Ago

KO PA GOVA) L.; VRBA, C.
Studies on local anesthetics. Part 28. Cesk. farm. 14 no.6:
322-328 Ag 165.
1. Katedra farmakodynamiky a toxikologie farmacauticke fakulty
Univerzity Komenskeho, Bratislava a Statni veterinarni ustav,
sokce kontroly leciv, Brno. Submitted November 14, 1964.

KOPACU-1.1, L.,- VPBA, C.
CSSR
Chair of 1'hannoilynamics and to)dcology of the -pharmaceutical faculty, I Konenius
'University, Bratislava, and State Veterinary Institute, section for the control
of veterinary drugs, Brno (Katedra famakodynamiRy a toxikologie famaceuticka
fakulty UK v Dratislave Statni voterinarmi ustav, sakce kontroly vetcrinaxTdch
leciv v Brno) (for both5
Bratislava, FarmaccuticIry Obzor, No 1, 1963, pp 1-6
"A ohort 5mmary pf Laboratory Methods to Evaluate the Dapot-Local Anestesia"
(2)

- KOPACOVAj L.
Review of laboratoi7 and clinical findings on long-acting local
anesthetics. Cos. lek. cook. 101 no.42:Lek Veda Zahr: 201-208
19 0 162.
1. Katedra, farmakodynamiky a toxikologie farmaceuticke fakulty
Komenskeho university v Bratislave.
(ANESTHETICS LOCAL)

Ciz I K.; KOPACOVA., 0.; PRIHODA, J.; SVOBODA, A.;9HETSCIINEIDER , R.
.Technological properties of decolorized liquors. Listy cukrovar
80 no. 3%56- 68 Mr 164.

KOPACZ, J., major naVigator
Soviet aerial reconpaissance in thif QkNO lat-Ional, War. Wo'sk
przegl 13 roAU47 AJ 160.
1. Redaktor naczelny miesiecznika "Wojskowy Przeglad Lotniczyf

YOPACZ, Jozef, pplk. nawig.
Development of aeronautical technological thought in People's
Poland. Przegl techn 85 no.34:3. 6 23 Ag164-

KO-PAC-Z J --major-navigttor
---------------
Very important qualitv of a pilot. Wojsk przoal 13 no.10:27-30
o 6o.
1. Redaktor miesiecznika "Wojskowy Przaglad Lotniczy"
- . j

KOPACZ, J., major navigator
Elimination of land transport by aviation; based on experiences
in World War, 1939-1945. Wojsk przegl 15 no.8:50-58 Ag 161.
1. Redaktor miesiecznika "Wojskowy Przeglad LotniczyP

KOPACZ, Jozef; KRAKMISKI, Stefan
Figures and the safety of aviation. Przegl techn no-33:7
18 Ag 162.
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PISKORZ, Adam; MIETKIEWSKI, Kazimierz; KOPAGZYK, Franiszek; HRYNIEWIECKI,
Jan; JURCZYK, Witold; STENGERT,"Krzyaztof
Studies on the aecretory activity of hypothalamic nuclei in
experimental shock. Pol. przegl. chir. 36 no.3049-356 Mr 164.
1. Z III Kliniki Chirurgicznej Akademii Medycznej w Poznaniu
(Kierownik: profs dr A. Fiskors) i z Zakladu Histologii
Frawidlovej i Embriologil. Akademil. Medycznej (Kierownik: prof.
dr K. Mietkiewski).

WALCZAK, Mieczyslaw; XPPAGZYKpjr iszek
Changes in the ovaries of the guinea pig during experimental
study. Folia morphole 22 no.32225-231 t63
1. Zaklad Histologii Pravidlovej i Rabriologii" Akademia Medyomap
Poznan. Kierownikt profdr. X.Miekiewski.

MIETKOWSKI., Kazimierz; WOJGIECHOWSHIP Kazimierz; K0P!ACZTK,,,Trancisze.k
Histological and histochemical studies on undeseended testes.
Pol. przegl. chir. 35 no.10/11:1027-1029 163.
1. Z Zakladu Histologil Prawidlowej i Embriologii AM w Poznaniu
Kierownik: prof. dr K. Mietkiewski i z I Kliniki Chirurgiesnej
AM w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof. dr S. Nowicki.
(CRYPTORCHtM) (PATHOLOGY)
(HISTOCHEMISTRY) (GONADOTROPINS, PITUITARY)
(TESTOSTERONE)

STAIVICKIS J.; GLU)YSZ2B.;_KOPAGZIKjF.; KR&JNIK,, J.; 140CZK09 W,
RELdiologioal and histologioal studies on osteogenesis experimen-
tal bone defeat of the mandible filled up by transplants of ous-
tentacular tissue. Ball. soce amis. sci. Pomian [med.] 13:
35-45 164

ANTO NI N, B., Dr.- KOPAATTIC, B., Dr#
Aspiration cytodlagnosto of lyupb nodes. Lijec. vJes. 78 no.
5-6:24o-246 May-June 56.
1. Iz Interne klinike Medicinskog fakulteta na Rijeci.
(LYMPH NDDIS.'neoplasms
cytodlag., aspiration tecbnic (Ser))

KOGOJ-BAKIC,V.,dr.; KOPAJTIG,B..dr.
Significance of erythrocyte sedimentation in pregnancy. Ned.
Cann. 13 no-5:329-3-31 Ny 159.
1. Ginekolosto-opatetricki I Interni odjel Opce bolnice Susek
u Rijecl.
(PRIGWCY blood)
WOOD SIIDIKNMTION in pregn.)

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KOGOJ-BAKICJP Verena; KOPAJTIC, Bosko
Pronto - a new method for the rapid determination of erythrocyu
sedimentation. Srpski arh. celok. lek. 88 no.6:701-704 Je 16o.
1. Ginekolosko-opstetricki odjel Opce bolnice *Susakv u Rijeci.
Sef: doc. prim. dr Davor Perovic.
(BLOOD SEDIMiTATION)

KOPAJTIC .; SVALBA, V.; NOVAK, V.
,~..G.B
Endemic goiter in tho Grobnilt region. Acta med. iugoal. 17 no.2:
.195-210 163.
1. Klinika za unutarnje bolesti, Opea bolnica "Dr.Zdravko Kuaic" u
Rijeci.
s

KOPAJTIC, N.
Studies on the effect of warming up intensity on working
capacity, Arh. hig. rada 7 no.1:13-21 1956.
1. Institut so modicinska istrasivanja Jugoslavenske akad.
snanosti i unjetuosti, Zagreb.
(WORK, physto"I.
capacity, off. of warming up intensity on (Ser))

KOPAL, F.
''Development of new machinery for mining." Strojirenstvi, Fraha, -ol. 3, Vo. 7, July 1954,
P. 538.
SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol. 3, No. 11, flov. 1954, L.G.

I KOPAIj F.
Su-gestions intended to sfmplify docurentation on architectLral design
and building estimates,, p. 317s ZA SOCIALISTICKOU VENJ A TECIRMW
(Pripravwj vybor vedeckych technickch spolecnosti pri eskoslovenske
akademii ved) Praha, Vol. 5, No. 7. July 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congresss
Vol. W, No. 12, December 1956

KOPAL9 J.
~-
Rehabilitation fbIloAng injuries, R*zbl. c1dr., 29:6. 1950.
P. 23344
L Of the Surgical Dw*rtmnt of the State District Hospital In
Prague VM-&dovoe (Haad-ftof. Jan Knobloch,, M. D.
M-1 19" 3j, 110vop 1950

FOPAL, Jlrl~ PASLY, josefz RU-',*-!,-'?,..!, Viast-Imll
Somo problems of kydroge-nation in liqu,-'d phase. G..hp-n prarl,
15 no.4:219~223 Ap 165.
1. Higher School o1' Chemical Technology, Prague . SuEml tts-11
0,:tober 9, 1964.

KOPALP Josef
Jewelery for the whole world. Sklar a keramik 12. no.7:205-
206 J1 '62.
1. Vyrobni hogpodarska jadnotka Sdruzeni podniku jablonecke
bisuteria, Jablonec nad Nisou.

KOFAL, Pavel, inz,
` .t
'action of shov~heels from synthetic materials. Tech praca
15 no.8t605-" 19 163.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and 1-29
Their Application. Fermentation Industry.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 3, 1957, No 10224
Author K02g,-S.
Inst i- -Not gi)re-n
Title A Method for the Evaluation of the Alcohol Yield from
-Potatoes.
Orig Pub : Sbor. Ceskosl. akad. zemed. ved. Rostl. vyroba, 1955, Vol
28, No 1, 69-8o
Abstract : A laboratory method has been developed for the evaluation of
the characteristics of potatoes with particular reference to
the properties of alcohol-forming substances present in the
various types of potatoes, including the quality of the
starch, and their effect on the a1cchol yield. The method
has been verified by tests on a number of p#atcx grades of
different origin from the 1951-1954 harvest. The method
is designed for application in scientific research and qua-
lity control work.
Card
ACCESSION NR: AP4012493 Z/003L/64/000/002/0147/0147
AUTHCRI Vyklic](y 9. (Engineer); Lobls K. (Engineer); Nopal, V. (Engineer)
!:TITLE: Stainless austenitio-ferrite steel
SOURCE: Hutnicke listy,# no@ 2,. 1964# 147
TOPIC TAGSs austenitic-ferritic steelp intercrystal corrosion corr Lo
03 n
resistant steel
AESTRACT: The objeqt of the invention is"the foriang and casting of austenitic-
ferritic steels resistant to inter-crystal cdrrosion. These steels coelain from
30 to 50 percent ferrite, the remainder is austenite and t7ype M C bide. The
2 6 car ' I
ferrite contains from 22.5 to 25% chrowax and from 3 to 5% nickel, and the aus-
tenite contains from 19.5 to 22.5% chrome and from 5 to 8% nickel, with a total
contant of carbon in the alloy of up to .25%p a silicon content up to 1%. a 6%
manganese content by weight, and with the usual content of inclusions,
A close stucty of'tbe properties"of steel with two-phase austenjilic-ferritic'
structure, either stabilized (about 0,5% titanium) or non-stabilized, was con-
Card-

ACCESSION NR; A012493
with material having'&-carbon content of about 0*1%1 a silicon content of
about 0.5%, manganese, about 0.5%, chrome, about 20%, and nickel, about 4%." In
som. cases., these were alloyed with about 2% molybdenum. With heat treatment at
1,,0500C air tomperature,, the following average mechanical properties of steel
were deiermined:
Type of Steel oKt oft 10 R
WMM2 kp/mm2
%
Mkg/cM2
Cr20N14 1 41.8 85.8 374 -1392-
Gr20N'14Ti 49-7 78*0 30.8 8.6
Cr20N14x02 47.6 72.0 43-1. 14.2
crwa4maTi 54.1 6o.1 18.5 3.6

The nonstabilized steals have considerably better plastic properties than
any stabilized steel alloyid In-the saw way.
ASSOCIATION3 None
_77

ACCESSION NR: AP4042272 Z/0032/64/014/007/0509/0517
AMORs Vyklicky., M.(Engineer)- Mericka M. Kabrhe 3 A Tuma,,J.
(Engineer); Kopal# V.(Engineerj; Mursec,)M.(Angimerf;Dvo*rak&,f.~;:~'neer); alirx
TITLE: Corroion r6sistance of steel with a two-phase structure of
the type Cr2lNi5
SOURCE: -Strojirenstvi, v. 14, no. 7, 1964, 509-517
TOPIC TAGS: chromium steel, nickel steel, staiiiiess steel, corro-
sion resistance, phase structure, alloy steel,' alloying, phosphorus,
titanium
ABSTRACT: Extensive experiments have been carried out to test cor-
rosion resistance of newly introduced non-rusting steels with a two-
.phase structure of the type.Cr2lNi5, which are mainly utilized in
,equipment of the chemical industry. The tests were carried out in
.the laboratory and confirmed by experiments in industrial plants,
and included comparisons with classical steels which the new types
Card 1/'5
ACCESSION NR: AP4042272
were to replace- Laboratory tests of the usual type were carried out!'
on 30 x 80 x 2 mm (and also 1 mm) samples and plant tests on 2u x
x 100 x 2 mm samples. The results of the experiments are in agree-
ment with corrosion theory. Increased phosphorus content lowers the
corrosion resistance. The varying effect of titanium added to
Cr2lNi5 and Crl8Ni9 in different acids is discussed. In general it
is found that the optimal types Of two-phase steels have a corrosion
Iresistance similar to that of classical austenite st~eel while being
more economical than the corrosion resistant CSN 17460 and 17471
.steels, and exhibiting a much higher intercrystalline-corrosion're-
s.:-stance. It was found that in the food-processing industry
:Cr2lNi5Ti can almost fully replace CSN 17246 stee'
e 1- Orig. art. has:
0 figures and 13 tables.
ASSOCIATION: SVUMT, Prague
SUBMITTED: 00
.SUB CODE: mm NR R.EF Sov: 001 ENCL:. 03
OTHER: 006
Ca.-d 2/5

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Metallurgical semiproducts finish*d by plastics. Tech praca 16
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Guntram [Schrutkag Guntram], prof.; YURI, Garolld [Urey, Harold C.],
laureat Nobelevskoy prem'i (Whk); KOPAL Zdenek prof.; FOZEL,
Karol, prof.; ROSHv Zhan [IGich,
Twentv-two answers to three questions. Nauka i zhizn' 28 n0.3:23,25,
299 30-32 Mr 161. (MIRA 141:3)
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micheskoy observatorii Leningradskogo universiteta (for Sharonov).
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(for Mangitskiy).~ 4. Tenskiy universitat (Avstriya) (for Shrutka).
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Investigation of the posibillty of separating, by flotations a
precipitate-calcium sulfate mixture obtained from Kara-Tau
phosphorites* Trud,7 1jT1-zo.38:59-" 159. (NIBA 13:7)
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KOPALEYSHVILI, A.D.
Lithology and feeding substrate of the coal-bearing series of the
chala coal bed. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 27 no-3:285-292 S "61.
MIRA 15:3)
,.__*1. Akademiya nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Geologicheskiy institut,
,.~- Tbilisi. Predstavleno akademikom G.S.Dzotsenidze.
(Sachkbere District--Petrology)

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(IMUR% 18:3)
1. Geologicheskiy institut "N Gruz-l-'S!3., Tbilisi. SubnattrA May
14Y 10/64.

KOPAIEYSIRTILI, _A.D. .
Materials on the lithology of flynch sediments in the Upper
Rachas Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 38 no. 3083-586 Je 165.
(MIM 18:12)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN GruzSSR. Submitted Dec. 7, 1964.

MELINIKOV, K.A., inzh.; KOPALEYSHVILI, A.K., inzh.
Three cycles per day with the UKR-1 cutter-loader. Ugoll Ukr.
5 no.4:32-33 Ap 161. (W RA 24: 10
1. Kombinat Stalinugoll (for Meltnikov). 2. Shakhta No,8-a im.
Stalina tresta Kalininugoll (for Kopaleyshvili).
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Yaz.
SO: Letopis', No. 30, 1949

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DZNELADZE, A.G.; KOPALEYSHVILI, J.# prof., red.; VANIDZE, TS.V.,
red. izd-va; UTSISINILIp V.V., tekhn. red.
(Pathology and treatment of displaced organs in the female pelvis
minor] Patologiia i terapiia smeshchenii organov malogo taza
zhenshchiny. Tbilisi., Gos. izd-vo "Sabehota Sakartvelo," 1961.
225 P. (MIRA 15:6)
(GENERATIVE ORGANS, FEMAU-ABNORMITIES AND DEFOWTIES)

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a"
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[special structures for mountain roads] Spetsiallnve soorutheniia
na gornykh (iorogakh. Moskva, Nauchno-takhn. isd-vo avtotransp.
lit-ry. 1956. 29 p. (MIRA 9:8)
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KOPALEYSHVIL19 oriy Trofimovich; YAKOVLEVAv A.Lp red.; NIKOIAMAj
[Study of the functioning of elaments of a reinforced concrete
arched bridge with a tie rod amd ob3iqve swepeasion rode] Issle-
dovanie raboty slementov zholezo4tannop aroalmogo mosta, s za-
tiazhkoi i neklompi podveskami. Moskvao Pauchno-tekbno izd-vo
M-va avtomobil'nogo transports. i shosseimVkh dorog WSRI, 1961.
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KOPALETSHVILI,-G.T.-, inzhener; BI&UYSHVILI, M.I., inzhener.
117- ffift6i
Wintertime road maintenance in high mountains. Ayt.dor. 19 no.9:
16-17 s '56. (KM 9: 11)
(Georgia--Mountain roads)

Category USSR/Nualoar Physics Nuclear Reactions C-5
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1957, No 600
Author z Memasakhlisov" V I., Ko 0hV
Inst : Tbilisi L%iversi;y
Title :-Investigation of the Nuclear Reaction o17 (d,n)FIB.
Orig Pub : Coobshch. AN GruzSSR, 1955, 16, No 9, 673-68o.
Abstract t The cross section of the reaction 017 (d,n) F18 is calculated
=dor the assumption that the "broakin~ upa deuteron enters
into the nucleus and the-.noutron of Olt is oJocted to the out-
side. The energy of the douteron-noutron interaction in o17
0 (a - - where ~l
is choson in tho form V r) + ~(7 i)),
and t r f t o neutron and proton ontorinp
.K2 are the radius voo a a o
into the deuteron, r the radius vector of the neutron of the
nucleus, and C h2/~,,) a, (a' is the amplitude of the np
0 0
scattering). The calculation is carried out in the Born rp-
proximation. The potential of the interaction between the par-
ticles and the nuclear reranant is chosen in the form of a rec-
tangular well. In the calculations, the withers take into
Card t 1/2
xutjd-df-'TdiSZ ii ------ ------------------------
0-5
4'bs Jour Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1957, No 6063
Recount only three orb tal monentat /- 0, 1, and 2. Under
the assumption that M is formed in the ground state, the
resultant total effective cross section of the reaction at
Ed - 3.45 11ev isT-M 0.75 mb (the experimental value is 0.77 mb).
Mowover, the theoretical value of the cross
3-25 Mev is barely snaller then this quentitsect'on at Ed
perimentel value is 0.60 mb. y) while the ex-
Card 2/2
SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA 1412
AUTHOR KOPALEJ57ILI,T.I.
TITLE ck.the Npolear Reaction Be9(pd)Be
PERIODICAL Z'urn.eksp.i teor.fisf%fasc.6, 1145-1146 (1956)
Issued: 8 / 1956 reviewed: 10 / 1956

KOPALEYSHVILI, T. I.p Cand of Phys-Nath Sci -- (digs) "S'lludy of thle reac;LIO~i
on certqin light nuclei with th~articipation of' detiterons and tritons."
Tbilisi, 1957, 11 Pp (Tbilisi Stato University im Stalin), 100 copies
(KLP 31-57, 103)
-Tit
pas M448441 vow Poll
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Wom memo" a fps

-"z~,V, V. T.
"Angular Distribution of Inelastic Scattered Deuterons,"
Inst. for Physics. Georgian Acad. Sci.
pa~:er Eubmitted at the A-U Conf. on "'uclear Reactions in ledium and 1"w E-nergy
rhysics. i-loscow, 19-27 Nov 1957.

i,7
AUTHOit KOPALM61WILI, T I
,TITLE The Nuclear PFI~Mt_!~ffect At B*_'9 fit Hi611 Ener~;ies.
(Yadernyy fotoeffect na Be9 Pri bol'shikh energiyakh -Russian)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim.j Teoret-Fiziki,1957,VO132,Nr 5,PP 1249-1250(USSR)
IBSTRACT H.Ueberall (Z3.Naturforsch.,8a,p.1..'2 (195;) investigated on basis
~
Lth)BO at energies of
of the one-particle model the reaction Be
the r-quanta from 2o to 2oo MeV.There the curve of the interaction
energy of the system (Beo'n) is assumed in the form of a potential
pot with spherical symmetry.In his paper,Ueberall obtains in Born's
approximation an angular distribution of the photoprotons that is
proportional to sin219 and the energy dependence of the total effec-
tive cross section.In geaeral,this energy dependence decreases as
the energy increases, and it has zeros at certain energy values,but
it is not in agreement with the relevant experimental data.According
to Ueberall,this a fluctuation of the curve of the total cross aeo-
tion is caused by the particular selection of the potential in the
form of a potential was selected differently,it would be possible
that the total cross section would not fluctuate.In order to exam-
ine this assumption,the author of the paper under review investiga-
ted the same reaction while selecting as interaction potential of
the system (Beagn) the potential of an oscillator which breaks off
in the point r-ro.If the potential is selected in this way,it in
with
s stem (Beu
f th
t th
f
ti
n)
e
on o
unc
e wave
possible to represen
,
.
satisfactury approximation in the form
Card 112
ANWILARL"N Librarj
Card 2/2

56-3-34/59
AUTHOR: Kopaleyshvili, T.I.
6 4 (0 yadernoy rea 6
TITLS: On the Nuclear Reaction Li ~t) He ktsii Li (nt)
He4) (Letter to the Editor)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret. Fi ziki, 1957, Vol. 33, Nr 3 (9),
pp. 786 - 790 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: First, a short report is given on two previous works dealing
with the same subject. The present paper investigates the ener-
gy dependence of the total cross section of the cross section
mentioned in the title Thg-interaction of the deuteron with
.the 0~ -particle in th; Li nucleus is here not selected in
form of a potential well but in form of an oscillator potential
breaking off in a finite distance. Further, the energy of the
interaction between the neutron and deuteron in the matrix
element is not replaced by the energy of the interaction bet-
ween the deuteron and the Vv-partiole, but is selected in ex-
plicit form. Strictly speaking, this interaction has to con-
sist of two terms; of the interaction of the inciding neutron
with both of the nucleons contained in the deuteron. However,
Card 1/2 instead of these two terms the author chooses a certain average.
/4c1
C t c Structure B-2
c:~ Q~wstry. Some questiomfi Concerning Suba omi
17
oe Mat~r.
AIn Z'oax: Rtfarat. Zbiumsl Xhimlys.. No 2., 1958, 34T9
kut"~~r 7 Tili
.4
vevaity".V"
Jai Sow JJ&t Nun-Jej with Participation of Deutems
Oxig Pldl,: Tr. Tbilisak. un-tap 19570 62, 83-102.
A 7c 61 trr 34.~_ppirg reactions in lig)--t ruclei (dp) WA (&-a) &re investl -
gattv,~. A comp.~tation m&thod taking the inner nucleus region Lnto
-:-,sA&~.ration is offered. Fteactlons with dfneiteron participation,
a?, valI as (dt) reactioas for Be7 and C13 are dismased. As far
a,:-9, C13, 017, N13 and 717 nuclei are concemed, they are con-
-d as consisting of skeleton nuclei + one unpaired nucleon
corme-eted with each.
Ca:.--CL I'll -2-

The Angular Distribution of Inelastically Scattered SOV/56-34-5,17/61
Deuterons.
with respect to the mQUiple, Y Af ter the interaction
the nucleus is in the state 2 + 'icheis the first excited
level of even - even nuclei. Then the authors give a (rather
Ion0expression for the matrix element of the investigated
process, Formulae are given, moreover, for the wavelinctions,
of the deformed nucleus in the excited state and in the ground
state and also for the differential cross section of the in--
vestlgat6d. process.
Th#aft-ztn compare the theoTetioal distributions found in this
paper with the experimental data for the nuclei Mg24 and C12.
In the case which is inve6tigated in this paper, the rele of
the eledtric interaction is as important as the nuclear irb!r-
action. A figure shows the angular distribution calculated in
this paper. A way of attaining the beat possible agreement be-
tween theoretical and experimental results is discussed with
a few words. The remaining differences between theory and ex-
periment may be caused by the inadequacy of the assumption,
that the discussed process causes a one-phonon excitation in
Card 2/3 the nucleus C12,

24(5)
AUTHORS: Kopale-shvili, T. I. , 4-1",muoakhli!~ov, V. I. SOV/5"-35-4-
.f U _". j -
TITLE: On the Inelastic Scatterin.- oi Deuterons on the M9 24
Nucleus (0 neupru6om rasseyanii daytronov na yadre
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teo-retic*-.----s'-oy fiziki,
Vol 35, lir 4, PP 1017 - 101"' (USS':)
ABSTRACT: In their introduction the authors discuss experinenta-1
work carried out earlier in connection with tl~is
subject. In England (Ref 1) results ~were published
concerning the inelastic soatterinE; of 8.9 MeV
deuterons on Mg24 vrith excitAion of the lev-als
2+,4+, 2+ with the energies 1-357,4-12 and 4.?3 MeV
(angular distribution, scatterinL; probabili.y).
The authors themselves already invest-l.C.-t-ted (Ref 2) ti, 'e
scatterin- of deutorons on Lg24-nuelei -ailuh excitation
of the 1.37 ;MleV level; in tao present pa-er the same
is done with respect to the ex;it.~.tion oe ,
f t' 'e 4.23 111'~c?v
level (2+). First, the Condition .,re liscuooed
Card 1/2 (K.,2, I = 2, n P= 0, n. = 1) and all rlnioatz io
01' the Inelactic Sca~te'rin~, 0-
Deuterons 2'!
ASSOCIATION:
S UBMIY TED:
Card 2/2
for the interaction pot~,Ilt4.1 and
ele-'ellts Of the invcsti-
approxiciatioll ~-"lted
). Both nucle~,.r int (Bornfs
electric U eractio1i anj t,e
'11'e"action betweer the deu+oron cnd
nucleus are taken into " ,I t --. e
'CCOU-';t. Finally, a formt,
is derived for the differential in 'la
Cross section, 01~:--'tic scrtterjn'~
', e--1)eri,,,,t,,l
theoretical and t'le 0ef 4
-result ) a n d
S Obtained for da/da are corrv-)ared
in a diaoram. The theoretical C,,,l
Ovia'te consuL od W-11 Ile a
partly d rably fvoll. . cul'.1t
0
which is attributed to tho manlllp-r
used in caqcul,tiorl of a~,)proxi:;1,jtio,,l
. There are 1 figure U
ences, '; Of which is Soviet. and 4 refer-
Institut JJZJ1%.J
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IrA 13 A r

21 (7) BOY/56737-1-21/64
Mamasakhlisovt V. I., Kopaleyshvili, T.
AUTHORS: 24 28
TITLE: Inelastic Soattering~of Nucleons on Mg and Si Nuclei
24.i'Sj28)
(Neuprugoye rasseyaniye nuklonov na yadrakb,-Mg-.
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal ekaperimental6y i tooretichaskoy fiziki,..19.599
vol 37, Nr 1(7)t PP 131-136 (USSR)
9sent paper deals with the theore _gation
ABSTRACT: The pr tioal.inmat.i
of inel 9 .. nuclei.
antic scattering of nucleons on M 24.- auj..sj?0*
The one-partic-le- a;,d the collective ozaitation.axe.c.onsider-
ed. In contrast to pawicki (Ref 3), the.au+,horealao con-
eider the Coulomb iNeraction, and they investigate.the de-
pendence of the nature of angular distribution and of the
amount of the scattering cross section on the amount and'sign
of the deformation. In the calculation of one-particle ex-
citation, it is assumed that of the nucleons present beyond
a closed shell only one is excited which moves in the field
of the deformed nucleus. An expression for the differential
cross aection.of inelastic scattering is derived*- These for-
mulari are then applied to the proton scattering on Me4_ and
Card 1/3 Si 28 nuclei with excitation of the first levelo In a deformed
Inel antic Scattering of Nucleons on jV624 and Sj28 SOV156-37-1-21164
Nuclei
3) The
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
relative angular distribution whia
the
collective excitation d 0 Oted with
Sign Of the deformation. SucG' not depend on.the amot and
exists however in the case h a dependence, although weak,
Of one-particle
are 6 references, I Of which is Soviet. excitation. There
1nst'tut fiziki Akademij
(Institute of physics nauk Gruzin
G-ruzinskaya SsR) Of the Academyso1cf0y SSR
Scisncea.of the
January 17, 1959
Card 313

AUTHORS: Vashakidze, I. sov/56-37-3-24/62
Chilashviliq G*A-~
TITLEs ReisIonanee 'Sea-ttering of r-Quanta on the XG- 14- Nueleus
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959,
vol 37, Nr 3(9), pp 750-755 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper deals theoretically with the resonance
scattering of r-quanta on the Mg24 nucleus with excitation of
the level 2+ (1,37 Mev) and 2+ (4.23 Mev). F. Metzger (R6f 2)0
N. A. Burgov, and Yu. V. Terekhov (Ref 3) determined experi-
mentally the width of the level 2+ (1-37 Mev) by the method of
resonance scattering. If the Mg 24 nucleus is assumed to be
weakly deformed, the level 2+ (1-37 Mev) may be regarded either
as a collective*(rotational) level with the momentum I - 2
(and with the projection K = 0 to the axis of symmetry of the
nucleus) or'also as a simple particle level (which is due to the
excitation of a single ivacleon in the field of the deformed
Card 1/4 nucleus). The nucleus in the shell N.- 2 may be on the levels.

.Resonance Scattering of r-Quanta on the Mg 24 Nucleus SOV/56-37-3-24/62
19 - t1/29 �3/2, and 15/2. In this~connection three different
levels correspond to the case S? = 1/2, to the case R = t3/2
two, and to the case 5? = -5/2 one level (S~ denotes the
projection of the momentum of the nucleon to the axis of symmetry
of the nucleus). The distance between these levels depends on
the value 4~cj and on the parameter of deformation cf According
to the selection rules, only the transitions 1/2 1/2 and
3/2 ), 3/2 are possible in Mg 24. The value S - �0.2 is found
fo~~ ',-he Nilsson parameter in the transition 1/2 b- 1/2 9
in the transition 3/2 0 3/2, however, it holds that rf = 0.
The widths of the excited 1-37 Mev level are tabulated. The case
with d - -0.2 is out of question. At J - 0.2, the theorctical
value of the width is considerably higher than the experimental
one. If the value of J (i.e. 0-3) is higher, the agreement
with the experiment will probably be better. Angular distribution
does not depend on the choice of the nucles:r model as far as
pure E2 transition is concerned. A different result with respect
to the dependence of angular distribution on the nuclear model
isq howeverg obtained if the resonance scattering of r-quanta
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2+ (4.23 Mev) is considered. From this level r-transition
to the ground level and to the first excited level is possible.
In the transition to the ground level, the distribution of
,r-quanta, again does not depend on the choice of the nuclear
model. In the transition to the first excited levelt the
transitions E2 and M1 are possible. The following relations
hold for the probabilities: W[E2(2 --* 1) W[E2(2--+ 0)] ,
W[Ml (2 --* 1)] - W[E2(2--* 1)] . The figures 0.1 , and 2 denote
the ground level and the first and second excited level. Moreoverv
it holds that W'[E2(2 --+ 1)] / W[E2~2 --* 0)] , I .
W[MI (2 --0 1)] / W[E2(2 --* 1)] , 10- 2 .Transition 2 .. ol is no
pure E2 transition. A formula is written down for the
computation of the correlation function. After fairly extensive
computations 1(8) - (1 + A coo e + B coo20 + C Cos30 + D cos4o)
is obtainadq where A - 0.11; B - -1.5; C = -0*3; D - 0.7
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0 denotes the angle between the absorbed and the emitted
y--qu&,ntum. Experimental investigation of the correlation of the
r-quanta in the excitatiqn of the Mg 24_nucleus with the energy
4.23 Mev may lead to certain conclusions on the character of
excitation of this nucleus. Unfortunately, such experiments
have not yet been made~ The authors thank V.I. Mamasakhlisov
for his supervision and constant interest. There are 2 figures,
I table, and 12 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR
(Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the
Gruzinskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1959
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MkMASAMLISOV. V.I.: KOPAWSHVILI, T.I.
Rotational level of the Lj7 nucleus. Zhur.eksp.i toor.fis.
37 no.4:1134-1136 0 159. (MM 13:5)
1. Institut fisiki AV~demii nauk Gruzinskay SSR.
(Idthtun--Isotopes)

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AUTHORS: KoDalovshvili T. I.. Vashakidze,, I. Sh.. Mamasakhlisov.
7-. 1., Ch ~. A. 1q
TITLE: The Alpha - Deuteron Model cf the Lj6 Nucleus
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 38, No. 6, pp. 1758-1764
TEXT: A detailed discussion is given of the possibility of considering the
L16 nucleus to be made of an alpha particle and a deuteron. The energy of
the relative motion of these subsystems of alpha and deuteron is
calculated on the basis of one of the assumptions, and it is shown that
this energy has a minimum in the region of negative values. Among others,
a pafer by Biel (Ref- 7) is discussed in the introduction; Biel has
studied the binding energies of Be8 and C12 nuclei on the alpha-particle
model and obtained a good agreement with the experiment by a proper choice
of a mixture of Serber-type and symmetric forces. In following Biel, the
present authors assume that both the forces between two nucleons and their
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wave functions have a Gaussian form. It is further ass-ined that the six.-
nucleon system of the Li6 nucleus consists of two Coupled subsystems, an
alpha particle and a deuteron. which continually exchange nucleons, and
that this system has an energy minimum. Parameters are defined which
characterize the L16 nucleus in the ground and the excited states. The
eight possible states of a nucleon are defined by its spin, isospin. and
belonging to one of the two subsystems-. and have the form (a, b, c) where
a, b, o~ = 1, 2. These states are numbered from 1 to 8, and these numbers
are used to characterize. for example, the wave functiong~ Thus. for
example, the spatial part of the wave fun:~-Iion of the Li nucleus is
represented by W23406), where the first four iqdices refer to the
nucleons of the alpha subsystem and the last two to the d--subsystem. Since
an analytical determination of the energy is not possible on account of
the complicated expressions, a numerical calculation is suggested. Energy
curves for the ground state of L4_6 are found and shown in Fig. I (Berber-
type forces, Curve 1; symmetric forces, Curve 2). The ordinate of the
curves is taken to be the difference W,)-E(O)~ where E(O) is the energy
of the system when the alpha particle and the deuteron are separated by an
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infinite distance. The fact that these curves have a minimum shows that
the nucleon system consi4ered is stable. The minimum in both the cases is
found for k = 0-0316-1020cm 2; the energy minima are at -1.58 Mev (Serber-
type and - 1.42 Mev (symmetric forces). Finally, the excited state W'
(T=1~ of the Li6 nucleus is studied. Fig. 3 shows the curve V*00 - E"(0)
as a function of X for a mixture of Serber-type and symmetric forces. This
curve has also a minimum (0.66 Mev) for the same value of N as in the
ground state; it has also a maximum at 0.0158.*1026cm-2. The value of
excitation energy is found to be 4.77 Mev, which does not agree well with
the experimental value of 3-57 Mev. The origin of this divergence is
discussed. P. A. Kveselav and -Ye. N. Dekanos'idze of the Vychislitellnyy
tsentr AN Gruzinskoy SSR'(Gomputaticn Center c.F*the AS Gruzinskaya SSR),
and R. A. Aleksandryan and F. M. Ter-Mikaelyan.of.the Vychislitellnyy
tsentr AN Armyanskoy SSR (computation center of the AS Armyar-skaya SSR)
are thanked for the calculations. There are 3 figures and 11 references.
3 Soviet, 3 British, 2 US, I French, I Italian, and I Dutch.
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Alp!ia - Ve-ut evcn Model of tile Lt N -il -4
P00b/B070
ASSOCIATION: Institut flziki Akadomii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR (Institute of
Physics of the Academy of Sciences Gruzinskaya SSR)
SUEMITTED. Docembev 19, 19510
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VASUKIDZE. I.Sh.; VPAWSWILI. T.1.; UMS&KIMSOV, T.I.;
CHILASHFILI, -
Stmeture of the Be9 ruclaus, 2mr.ekepol teor-fiss 38
n0-3:936-941 Nr 160. (NM 13:7)
Is Institut flalki Akadamli jauk Grusiaskoy M
(Nwlei. Atmic) (3027111wl--IsOtopes)

83189
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B006/BO56
AUTHORS: Vashakidze, I. Sh., Ko aleyshvili T. 1.7
Chilashviii-I G. A* ?- -- -- -----
TITLE: Investigation of the (n,p) Reaction on the L16 Nuoleus
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimortallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 397 No- 2(8); PP- 393-396
TEXT: It was the purpose of the present paper theoreticall to determine
the proton angular distribution in the (n,p) reagtion on Li~ in considera-
tion of the neutron-proton correlation in'the Li nucleus. The authors in..
Yeatigated the (n,p) reaction on the L16 nucleus on the basis of the alpha-
deuteron model of this nucleus, which had been worked out in earlier pa-
pers (Refs. 4, 5). They assume that the use of this model may lead to a
better agreement between theory and experiment. It is assumed in this con-
neotion that the neutron and the proton, whi-)h,are above the olosed shell,
form a bound'state, so that the characteristic of the departure of the
proton caused by the incidence of a neutron is due not only to direct In-
teraction between these two particles (as assumed in the generally mepted
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S/056/60/039/003/018/045
BO04/BO6O
AUTHORS: Vashakidze, I. Sh., KoRaleyshvili, T. T., Mamasakhlisov,
V-11i, d. -A.--
TITLE: Resonance Scattering of Gamma quanta on the Li7 Nucleus
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 39, No. 3 (9), pp. 666-668
TEXT: The authors studied the resonance scattering of gamma quanta on
the Li7 nucleus with the excitation of levels 1/2- (0-477 Mev) and
5/2- (7.46 mev) (Fig. 1). The calculation of the 5/2- level by means of a
model of the oscillator potential, and with the spin-orbit interaction
taken into account, is first discussed along with the conception of this
level as the rotation of a rigid rotator consisting of an a-particle and
a triton (L17 = a + t), and the equation obtained in a previous paper
(Ref. 2) concerning the quadrupole moment of Li7 is then written down:
r r2 11
Qo = (68/49)72 (1), where - denotes the mean square distance between
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LO Nucleus B004YBo6o
alpha particles and triton. The following relation is written down for
an ellipsoid of revolution equivalent to this rotator:
Zjj2p/ F5-"nl
3 - (68/49)r2 (2)- Z - 3, R - radius of the equilibrium
sphere, P =deformation parameter of the U7 nucleus. Data supplied in a
paper by A. S. Davydov and G. F. Filippov (Ref. 3) are made use of to
write down equation (3) for the magnetic moment, and from (1) and (3)
the following correlation function is obtained by substituting the data
found by V. Yu. Gonchar, Ye. V. Inopin, S, P. Tsytko (Ref- 4):
I(&) - [1 + 1.22P2(cos&) + 2.77P4(cose)] (4). & is the angle between the
absorbed and emitted y-quanta. Fig. 2 shows this function on the
assumption of a single-particle- and a collective excitation. The value
1-5*10-13 sec was calculated for the lifetime of the state 1/2- (0-477
Mev) of the U7 nucleus, when single-nucleon excitation was assumed, and
the value 0.96*10-13 was found when the alpha particle - triton pattern
was assumed. The value found experimentally is i.og-lo-13 sec. The
assumption of the level 1/2- (0-477 Mev) being caused by spin reversal
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3/056/61/040/002/018/047
0 -0 3102/B202
AUTHORS: Vashakidze, I.Sh.,--Kopaley3hvili, T.I., Chilashvilij G.A.
TITLE: Neutron polarization on disintegration of Be9 nuclei
by circularly polarized gamma quanta
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimeritaltnoy i teoreticheskoy fizikil
V- 40, no. 2, 1961, 491 - 492
TEXT: As is known, circular polarization of gamma quanta can be determined
from the polarization of photoprotons or photoneutrons which are emitted by
nonpolarized nuclei. This is of interest in connection with the discovery
of the non-conservation of parity in weak inte actions. The best targets
for low quantum energies proved to be H2 or Be�. No photoneutron polariza-
tion has hitherto 'neen observed in Be9; for this reason, the authors theo-
retically studied the polarization of photoneutrons which are released by
circularly polarized quanta. They obtained the following expression for
the z-component (in the direction of the inciding quantum) of the polari-
zation vector of photoneutrons from Be9:
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Yeutron polarization on disintegration... B102/B202
0,5 f t,28Al - A02 - (2A� As cos (ijo - i1s) + 1,53A' I P, (cos 0))
;io2+2AQA,cos(qo-?Is)PI(cosO)+2,14A'-0.76A,7p2(COSO)'
AO Ro,/, R,.1, r,3dr, A,- R2.,, Rul, r*dr,
are the scattering phases, and is the,
L - 12 3/21
V 10 1/2F ,2 2 5/2
scattering angle of the photoneutrons; the upper and the lower sign corre-
spond to right- and left-handed quantum polarization, respectively. Sincere
the direction of the axis can be arbitrarily chosen P an~ P coincide af-
x y
ter averaging over Formula (I) contains the scattering phases and
1 12
and the radial integrals A and A 0 These, quantities can be easily deter-
0 2
9
mined with the aid of the potential parameters of the neutron in the Be nu-
cleus, i.e., V, 3/2'12 .16 Mev, V. /,-3 Mev and ro-5-io".13cm if the quantum.
energy is known. Thus, the angular dependence of the z-oomponent of the
polarization"vector of, the photoneutron can be determined. It is shown in
the figure for quantum energies of 2, 3, 4, and 20 Mev. These energies
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VASHMDZE, I. Sh.; KOPALBYSHVILI T.I.: CHILASHVILI,, G.A.
Polarization of neutrons in the disintegration of Be9 nuclei
by circularly-polarized ~- quanta. Zhur. ekep. i teor. fiz.
40 no.2:491-492 F 161.0 (MIRA 14:7)
1. Thilivskiy gosudarstvenn7y universit6t i Institut fiziki
AN Gruzinskoy =9
(Berinium-Isotopes) (Neutrons)

B108/B104
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AUTBORSt Kopaley,~bvili, T. I., Dzhibuti, R. I.
TITLE: The phot6aaclear reaction He4(t,np)D 2
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal ekspe.rimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 42,
no. 2, 1962, 467 - 470
TEXT-- The r eaction He4( onp)D 2 is studied on the basis of direct inter-
He4.
action between the gamma quanta and all nucleons of
it is assumed
that the neutron-protor. pair with spatial correlation at the moment of
interaction with the gamma quantum is the one to fly off. The other pair
forms the final deuteron. Magnetic interaction is neglected since at a
gamma energy of some 100 Mev its contribution to the total photonuclear
reaction cross section is only a few per cent. Interaction of the photo-
nucleons with recoil nuclei can be neglected as well as neutron-proton
interaction in the final state since the latter interaction is considerable
only near the reaction threshold; the maximum of the total cross section
versus energy curve, however, is far off the threshold. On the basis of
these assumptions the wave function of the final state becomes
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S/0 5 6/6 2/04.Z/0 0210251055-
The photonuclear reaction... BIOO/BI04
W, (D (rs,) exp (ikdR,4) Yl,, (q3qj Yoo (,rsT,) exp~(MR,z) x
X [Y10 (TITO *-it + YOG(Vill) 41, Yin (4)
th~
"p ikrll)) r2,
r1l ri - r,,, Ril (ri + rl) 2. k (k, - k~) 2. K k, +kg,
The subscripts 1 and 3 indicate-protons, 2 and 4 neutrons. The Y's are thq
3fall and isospin functions of the respective pairs. The transition.matrix
.eLewent is then
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The photonuclear reaction...
S/05 62/042/002/025/055
B108YB104
J. Sh. Vashakidze, and G. A. Chilashvili are thanked for discussions. A. N.
Gorbunov and V. M. Spiridonov (ZhETF, 34, 866, 1958) are mentioned. There
sire 2 figures and 6 references: 2 Soviet and 4 non-So-viet. The references
~o the English-language publications read as follovot M. Matsumoto. Progr.
Theor. Phys., 21, 597, 1960; B. It. Bransden et al. Phil. Mag., 1, 1211,
1957.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki Akademii*nauk Gruzinskoy SSR (Institute of
Physics of the Academy of Sciences of the Gruzinskaya SSR)
SU1MITTED: June 27, 1961 (initially) October 12, 1961 (after revision)
L/
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. m -
_ ~$ V~~.~)J!~:-,TD,',EY I.Sh.; W.11.1"AMILISOV, 7.1 .;
CIIID,-,31HVILI 3,
G..-%.
Alpha-dm-trrm the Lj6 nucleus. Trudy Inst. fiz.
A',~j r, i -,,. n . '~ - . 7 ~ 2311-2 4 5 " I ' C) - (,'IPA 14:10)
'. -
(Litiii-,a)

RkTISHVILIV I.Ge
Angul&r.distritution of deuterons inelastically scattered on
Mg24 nuclel.vith excitafton,of the 4+ -level (4.12 Nov.)
Trudy Inst,fis,AN Grus=R StI97-202 162, (XMA 16s2)
(Dauteron"cattering) (magnesium)
ACCESSION NR: AR4040819 5/0058/64/000/005/VO21/VWI
SOURCE: Ref. 2h. Fizika, Abe. 5V160
AUTHOR: Kopaleyahvili, T. I.; Ratiahvili, 1. G.
TITLE: Research on the reaction (alpha, delta). on certain light nuclei
CITED SOURCE: Tr. In-ta fiz. AN GruzSSR, v. 9, 1963, 97~109
TOPIC TAGS: nucleus, alpha reaction, delta reaction
TRANSLATION: The angular distribution-of knocked-out deuterons is calculated for
target nuclei, which can be described with the help of the model "core + deuteron.".
There is considered the interaction of incident alpha-particles both with the core
and also with the'llouter" deuteron of the targe nucleus. Th re are given the
results of numerical calculations 'for nuclei Lik BI-0, and N19. Theoretical
angular distributions agree well with experiment at small angles.
SUB CODE: NP ENCL: 00
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D"-'HZbUTI R. I.; KOPALSYSIIVILI T I IMISOV, V. I.
"Nucleonic Clusters in Light Nuclei and some Photonuclear Reactions."
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Tbilisi,
14-22 Feb 64.
Tbilisi State Univ.

-DZHIBUTI, R. 1. ;-KOPALEYSIIV111,-T. __ I. - __ - -
"Absorptions ofjr-Mesons and Nucleon Correlations in Light Nuclei."
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Ybilisi, 14-22
Feb 64.
Thilisi State Univ.

KOPAU-YSHVILI) T. I.
6 11
"Reactions (-rr,nn) and ( y,np) and Models of the Nucleus Li. .
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Tbilisi,
14-22 Feb 64.
Tbilisi State Univ.

DZHIBUTI, R.I.; KOPA[EYSHVILI, T.I.
lnter~retation'Iof' a threshold characteristic of the (,Y'-,"d) reaction on
the B . Soob. All GruzSSR 37 no.2:297-300 F 165- (mj-PA 18:3)
1. Institut fiziki AN GruzSSR. Submitted April 30, 1964.

ROPfiLEYSHVILI, T#I*
Absorption of gamma quanta and stopped 71 --mesons by nuclei with
emission of two nucleons, and the structure of light nuclei. ]Ad.
fiz. 1 no.6:961-970 Je 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Tbilisskiy gosudarstvanny-jr universitet.

NOPALIAIII, 0. 1.
Totting to& harvesting apparatus. Sollkhosmashina no.8:16-19 AC '57.
(MM 10:8)
1.0osudaratvisnuoye spetsiallnoys konstruktorskoys byuro po chWa.
(?a& machinery-Testing)

C',
J -un

KOPALIANI, M.
Device for fumigation with methyl bromide. Zashch. rast. ot
vred. I bal 10 no.9.*49 165. (KM.N 18311)
1. Starshiy toksikolog Abkhazakoy karantinnoy laboratorii.

KOPALIN.,,A.P.._, direktor lospromkhoza.
The workers' collective of the Verkhne-Toemak 7orestr:F 1-w1ustr7
Enterprise strives for an increase In labor productivity.
Mekh.trad.rab. 8 no.8:38-40 D 154. (MLRA 8:1)
(Archangel Province--lumbering)

1. XOPALIN I.P.
2. U3SR (600)
It. Social conditions--Albania
7. In the Peor!~:~s Republic of Albania. Naiika i zbiznl IQ no.12, 1953.
9. Monthly list of Russian Accessions.. Library of Gongres3, April 1953, unclaRs.

1. L. P. KWALD
2. USSR (600)
4. Albania - Social Cmditims
7. In the People's Republic of Albania. Nauka i 7hiznl 19 no. 12. 1952.
9. Month1ty fist Lf Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

KOPALIN, S. (Lt Col)
"Vertical Take-off and Landing of Aircraft," by Engineer Lt. Col S.
Kopalin. Krasnaya Zvezda., June 12, P- 3, 1955
SO: Cdkrent Digest of the Soviet Press, Vol VII, f24, 27 July 55, Unclassified.

KOPALIN. Sw Enr;. Lt. Col.
"Aircraft with Vertical Takeoff and Landing," from tie book Modern Military
Technology 11056, page 93.
Translation 1114585

KOPALIN, S. Lt. Col. Eng.
"Ways of Overcoming the 'Heat Barrier$ at Supersonic Flights,," Krasnaya
Zvezda., No.20, page 2, 25 January 1956
The author outlines some possible ways of overcoming the 'Heat Barrier" which In
his opinion are wothh exploring.
D 471943

KOPALIN, S- Eng., Lt. Col.
"Birth of Atomic Aviation," Krasnaya Zvesda,, No.232, P. 49 1956
Smuryof article 1107819

KRICHKO, A. A.; SOVETOVA, L. S.; Prinimala uchastiye:jQEQiM--Ei-
High temperature destructive hydrogenation of trimethylben-
zenes. Trudy IGI 17:246-249 '62. .(MIM 15: 10)
(Benzene) (Hydrogenation)

L 13175-66. _417(dV&T(, W UP(h)pq(;Q
ACO NR: AP6001517
SOURCE CODE., UR/0302/65/000/0 9/06~2
AUTHOR: Sher, A. V.; Kopans V, He
ORG: None
TME: A device for distributive aorting of ferrite rings into classes according
to magnetic permeability
SOURCE: Avtomatika i priborostroyentyet no. 4, 1965, 39-42
TOPIC TAGS: ferrite, electronic measurement, magnetic permeability,.inductance
bridge,
ABSTRACT: The authors describe a special device for completely automatic sorting
of ferrite rings acc6rding to magnetic permeability. The principles which the
unit is based are suitable for use in sorting other electronic components (capa-
citorss resistors, coils) according to value. The core to be checked is connected
to the measuring part of the instrument by a special lead-in device. This lead-in
is a plug made up of a socket and'a rod. There are five spring-return contpets in
the, socket which are connected by flexible wire to five corresponding rin&Aontacts
rigidly fastened along the rod...Thus,-if the ferrite ring to be,measured is put-
over the rod, and the-rod is then pushed all the way into the socket# the contacts
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in the socket and on the rod -are closed making five turns 'of -wire aroui&A: the fer---
rite ring. Thus an inductance is set up which is connected in one arm'of a
measurement bridge made up of four inductances. The output signal from the bridge
is fed to a voltage amplifier and from there to a phase detector. A schematic
diagram of the instrument is given and explained in detail. The device is designed
for rings withq - 2000 and an external diameter of 18 am., If the connecting rod
is made small enough in diameter, it may acconwdate rings of various diameters.
In this case,,the comparison elements need only be switched into the bridge cir-
cuit for the various rings to be measured. If the rings are identical in diameters
but vary as toz( ' only the elements of the input bridge need be switched. The
sorting process ma; be fully automated and the accuracy of the instrument cai2 be
.improved by increasing the sensitivity of the null indicator, Origo art. has:
3 figures.
-A
SU~ CODE: 09 SUBH DAM none-