SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KORCHAGINA, M.I. - KORCHAK, A.A.

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KORCHAGINA,,,M.I., Btarshaya weditainskaya sestra
ireatment of surgical rubber gl#V- es by the Musbkatin-Ikkovleva
metbod. Ned.sestra 21 no*12353,;-52 D 162e (MERA 1614)
1. Iz Otorinolaringologicheskogo otdeleniya Kolpinakoy
gorolskoy bollnitsy No.l.
I (GIDVES (SURGERY))

no. "XI'li(11:11 tl*~ . . . . . . .
91, OF A:12-11,7~ mmo-02m.-In-

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Allal) T: OF CAUSM irf ORGANOPM511'.01`13 COM-
92. ZCKCEATNI~-!
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93. Y'MCT OF V~41;1 ON CW.'MAC"11-1 ~'.rEMY. L. V. ChUI7,=ovn . . . . . . . . . . 555
94. M= OF AML FZI-i3 Of DTF~!~M- ll:,n I)TM0VYIr;-*.C-5I'HINIC ACIDS 01, UrFRINF CON-
TRA(TION i31 AND 103). No Ao KOKCIA ina
MUTI i*-lt7l7'.TION
95. C WlMi-~ZGIC SYMM13 07 11;5~)--i3 AID OF ACTION OF ram na=xTrAL AdTZITT'i
CF cRaPINOPE :111~'MMIS A. F. Vookrenennkayn et al . . . . . . . . . . . SGI

, OF CVTOMN"05. A. M. Uekscev nr.,' T. E. Izotowx
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96 BIOLOGICAL ACTION
569
AL OF TFMAMIUL DITIrlOrli-ROMOSPRUE AND DLIM'IM
97: COMPARATIlL TOXI=MC
1. D. Nckle3ova et al . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 578
98. =r= OF PRUIANTIN3 TRFA'17~-E-72 OF CORN WITH ORM-INOPHOSPHOWS COKLPOUNDS ON TV.
GROI-TH MID OF' TIT. PIANTU. T. E. lzatoN~ ct al . . . . . . . . . . . 583
99 . ACTION OF OP.CArOPN0:;?l=US ON' COIL MICROVLORA. S. 14. et al. 568
100. DIT1OF03 (DITHOPIMS) A li-M COIMOL iwm, FOR GIMMOPICAL P=13.
" fhnov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P. 3. Mtroi - : . . . . . . . . . . . .
693
101. ORGANOFl,.O'P*.l--RU3 AIM0301,3 FOR COM"11OL O-Y AUICUUTUPAL M-TS. A. 1. Sidorav arA
P. 1. ',Utrofimov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 597
102. S T Wk AM APPLICATION OF CQ.U'OU,','DS FOR CONTROL OF =M CXVI-M.
D. 1% I'a'kin air! N. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 601
10". 0111=01,110"LIMMUS INSECTICUK3 INrIVIIIANT ACTION AS A )&'rliOD OF FRIOlICTEM G M 7N
sr!"'It-3 ~Hql M=7~3. r. "lzonoy ~t 'A, 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610
104. TESS 1=~.LTS ON %1-491 ;RFII&PATION' IN COMMOL OF SUCMG PVfrS OF FRUIT MD
PL107j. M. P. S.abar;mm rad L. F. Efl=ova . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 614
105. IMSEP.41ILM1011 OF GMALL OF OrGAl;0?:,'o,-,PHORUS INSECTICIDES IN ArR AND FOOD
M.M.UCM- It. A. Trotcen~:a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619
.1 A CrUVOU. yu. 1.
106. BORITION CV VAPORS T CTIVATM
azid H. E. Fodhw;;,.'Z%ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cis
Khimiya i Zrim,,rwalyo 20~Ccllmfilliy (MmIlat-,7 (-,I' *1'Ipplic .Licm
of Ori:r..nopl%o3,PL-.crnw Co=7,evzA,~) A. Yo. Pxbuzoy, 'Etl, publ. by 12M, lCz(l. Oci.
Moccow, 25&1 6322pp.
LWP
,
conaction ,)f campioto paDoru rrt~cant>ld at tto 1959 Kazon ConZomacj on of
orgamphoophoras COCTOunda.

KORCHAGINA, SOL
EqGAMntal cultivation of the ephemeral plants of COntral, Asia
in t.'2e!i'4ibiny ibuntainse Bot. zhur. 48 no-4-5706-578 Ap 1639
(MIRA 16:5)
le .'Polyarno-allpiyukiy botanicheakiy sad AN SSSR, Xhibi1w.
(Khibin.v MDuntains-Plant introduction)

KORCHAGINA, 11.1.
Biol.ogical and morphological changes In the Central Asiatie
ephimerous plants Introduced into the Khibiny Mountains.
Bot,. zhure 49 noe711067-1069 J1 164 (MIR& 17 18)
1. `?Olyarno-al2piyskIy botanicheskiy sad, Kirovske

~x~w, !matcr-4-,al thaut-3 of' lwive-,f Ci-tit,"J. A.4i-itAc ephemerals
La thd 100.bIV mauntaLyr. bot. 50 no.5t6664Y73
My 11,41RA 18 ILO)
1. PL,!,varnrj-allpi3mk;ly botani,theskil sad;o KI-rrjvsk.

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KORCHAGINA, 0.
"The Effect of the Premoving and Storage Conditions of Kok-
Saghyz Seeds on the dourse of the Biological Processes and the Produc-
tivity of the Plants." Cand Biol Sci,, Inst of Plant Physiology and
Agrocheodstry, Acad Sci Ukr SM. (RZhBio1j, No 6, Nov 54)
Survey of Seientific mid Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher Mucational Institutions (11)
SOS Sum. No-5210 2 Jun 55

("~K!DR!CHAGINA, O.A.
IlVect of environmental conditions on the composition of the nono-
anit oligosaccharide fraction in wheat leaves. Fisiol. rast. 7
no,,68701-708 160. (MIRA 14:0
1. ZoA. Timiriasev Institute of Plant Physiology. U.S.S.R. Adadesy
of Soleness, Noscowi
Nbla Poninsula-Wheat) (Saccharides)

KORCHAGINA, 0, A,
Shift in the carbohydrate metabolism of wheat leaves during the
photoperiod of development. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no. 1:209-211
My 164. "*,M 17:5)
1, Rrfidstsvleno akademikom A. L. Kursanovym.

KORCHAG INA , 0.1% a
E.'Ll'ect of cli~.Aaltic factors on the carbohydrate content of wheat
leaves in the Arctic. Trudy Lab. ovol. i ekol. fiz. n0-4:163-181
161. (MIRA 18t3)

KORCHAGINI.... O.A.; I'WHKOV9 M-M.; MONAKNOV.. F.1.
h,equency se3..ectiOn Of OCOanic stom microseims. Izv. All SSSR.
Ser. geofiz. no,, 6:771-775 Je 162. (MMI 15:6)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSRO Institut fiziki Zemli.
(Microseims)

ACCESSION NR#
S/0169/64/000/001/GO15/GO15
SOTTqCEt RM~Gvofizikav Abe. IG122
Al-"F.ORSs Monckhov, F. X.; Korchaginaq 0. A.
V=s Condii.ions of formation and propagation of nicroseisms in the
northwestern part of the Pacific Ocean
CITED SOURCEs Sb. Seysimol. imaledovaniya. ~No. 5. U., AN SSSR, 1963, 39-51
TOPIC TAGSt Ificrose inn fornation, microssis m propagation, cyclone energy,
storm microseism
TRANSLATIONs The apparatus and techniques employed in observations of micro-
seisms in the northwestern part of the Pacific Ocean during the IGY are
described. The observations were made at thre~e. special microseismic stations
and several ordinary seismic stations. A study of the directions of incoming
microseisms and a comparison of their energy with the energy of cyclones lead
to the conclution that storm microseisms recorded by seismic stations are
formed in insliore zones. No reinforcement of microseisms in observed when

ACCESSION NRs AR4020760
cyclones act an open areas of the oceenj this is due to the considerable
damping of tht- microseisms in the course of their propagation along the ocean
bottom. In the region of Yuzhno-Sakhalins~, the existence of anomalies vas
revealed by the values of the phase velocities and directioins of incoming
microseismic tremors. O.'Korchagins
DATE ACQs 031far64 SUB CODEs AS ENCLs 00
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ACCESSION NR: AP4041160 8/0049/64/000/006/0847/N67
AUTHOR: Dolbilkina, N.'A. j qhalins.-G.A.
TITLE:' Peculiailties of the formation and propqption of microssisms in the Barento
Sea and Sea of Okhotsk
SOURCE: AN MR. Izv. Berlyageofizicheskaya, no. 6, 1964, 847-857
TOPIC TAGS: seismology, seismicity, microsetsm, earth tremor, fee edge
ABSTRACT: An attempt has been made to determine the orIgI.q and character of pro-
pagation of microseisme occurring in the Barents Sea and Sea 6f Okhotsk. In the winter
months, both these seas are largely covered by tee, which shields the shore and makes
It possible to judge the conditions of formation of microseisms distant from the shore and
their propagation- along the sea floor. Certain cases of the effect of well-developed
,cyclones and associated microseismic storms are analyzed. The position of the edge of the
,Ice was taken into account,'sinCe this made itpossible to determine unambiguously the source6r
'ih-e-i-ni6i'o-s-eTsm-iiFet-orm--.-Th-i'i~ii6roseimnio background alno was studied to clarify the
character of the change In amplitude and period of the Microseisms with Increasing

ACCEMON tf&.- "4041180
distance between the ice edge .and the point of observation (by microseismic background]
the authors mean microseisms caused by sea waves, not associated with the passage Of
cyclones or frontal zones over the sea). The study was based on data for the seismic
stations at Xboys, Magadan, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, Kdrillsk, Okha, Murm&nsk an
Barentsburg for the period 1957-1961. It was found that microselams can be formed in
either part of these two seas. In sectors with a continental structure on the floor of the
Barents Sea and Sea of Okhotsk the attenuation of microseigms is of the same order of
magnitude as on the contUient itself. In the area of the continental slope of the Barents
Sea there Is a considerable scattering of mie'roseismic energy. When microsetsms
travel through the Kurile basin'they attenuate considerably more strongly than when they
propagate along continental sectors com~llcated by mountainous relief. Whea microseismia
propagate In a. zone close to the source there Is a changii in the laws of attenuation (from
strong attenuation at short distances to a lesser attenuation at quite great distances)*
"In conclusion the authors express sincere thanks to F.' I. Monakhov for advice and
comments duzing the course of the work and during discussion of the results." Orig. artl
has., 4 formulas, 13 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATIOY. Institut flzUd ZenW9 Akademlya nauk VSSR k7hutitute of Geophysics.
SSSR Academ:*i of Sciences)
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RODRIKOV, IN.; SIDIYkN, Z.S.; KORCILIGINA, G.A.
Roln of a solvent in the reactions of halogenation of olefinB
with a quaternary carbon atom at a double bond. Zhur. ob. khim.
35 no.5-.933 My 165. (VIRA 18:6)

.AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
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SOV/138-59-4-9/26
Bryantseva, Yu.V., Korchagina, QtM,,'s Zolotareva, Z.V.,,
Petrenko, L.P.. Leon
The Preparation of lacquers (Coating Films) from Foly-
btyrene 1~esidues obtained During; the Manufacture of
3-ynthetic Rubber (polucheniye lakov (zashchitnoy pleaki)
1z polistirollnTkh ostatkov proizvodstva sinteticheskogo
Kauehuk i Rezina, 1959j Nr,49 pp 32-35 (USSR)
The production of resins from p:)lystyrene residues and
their use in the manufaeture of lacquers and coloured
coatings was investigatedd At present, htyrene rubber in
prepared bj the dehydrogiDnatior-of ethyl benzene. After
the di stil ation: of - styrene , polystyrene or vat residues
axe obtained as by-products; the composition of these vat
:cesidues has not been investiVited in detail but it was
Imowa tiiat the cryatalline par; contained st1lbene and
diphenyl wthane. Investigatioas carried out in 1953 in
the Department for Organic Cheraistry of the Voronezh

SOV/138-59-4-9/26
The. Preparation of lacquers (Coating Films) f roil Polystyrene
Residues obtained During The Manufacture of Synthetic Rubber
'University (under the guidance of Professor S.V. Zav-
gorodniy) are reviewed* The vat residues contain poly-
styrene, w4ich is used in the manufacture of organic The
glass, resins, acid resistant vessels and lacquerse
authors cartied out experiments on their use for the prep-
aration of lacquers and coloured coating compositions
and tested the properties of the coatings. They found
that the coatings were light-stable resistant to the
action of alkali, alcoholic media, Industrial water,
concentrated zulphuric acid etc. The polystyrene coatings
Can also be used in electrical and radio-technical
apparatus as they diow good electrical insulating prop-
orties, The physical and chemical characte ri sties of
the resins are libted in Table 1 and the yield of resins
in Table 29 A plant for the separation of the resins
from the vat residue was constructed on pilot plant scale
(Figure 1). During these experiments, 75 kg of vnt 0
residues were processed at a temperature of 20 to 30 C
and a pressure of 750 to 745 mm Hg, Distillation was
carried out up to 221D to 2400C (750 to 745 mm Hg); a 30
Card 2/3 to 40ro yield was obtained. ~fEree different compositions

OAVVATJ;,~,r;;,Mv ~~,*Vsj YMCMAGWAs PJlo
t I- I- -
Mnit fftbr~ with knitkta :fton polyurethmo vwro ?,*wxcbo
isale trui%rVNINTnoo 5*3wU W 01-1,11-A 19:2)

SAVVATEYEVA, Z.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; KORCHAGINA, R.N., insh.; SMIRNOVA, L.G.,
inzh..; MALYARSKAYA, V.P., inz .
Technology of the manufacture of the new type of glued glove fabrics.
Nauch.-iasl.trudy VNIITP no.W67-194 163. (MIRA 17W
11 ~ ce, 1V - .1

USSR / HumaTi and Animal Morpholo&y (Normal and 5
Pattiological). Digestive System.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur -w Biologlya, No 4, 1959, No. 16888
Author Xotchagina, T. A.
Inst froT giVen
Title Diverticulum. of the Stomach in a Patient
with Situs Viscerum Inversus TotaliB
Orig Pub Xhirurgiya, 1958,p,-.o 5, 112-114
Abstract A description is given of a case of situs
viscerum inversus totalis and true stomach
diverticulum (SD) determined roentgenologi-
cally and during laparotomy in a 38-year-
old male. SD was located in the cardial
part of the stomach along the small curva-
ture, right below the esophagus, and had the
shape of a protrusion of the stomach wall
Card 1/2
USSR / Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and
Pathological)* Digestive SY13tcm-
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biologlyap No 4j 1959p No. 16888
with dimensions of 2.5 x 2.5 cm. SD was
formed by all the layers of the stomach
wall; microacopicallyt the wall of fundus of
SD was Infiltrated.- Diverticulitis of SD
was diagnosed. The described combination
of anomalies has not been found in the
literature by the authore
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KORCHAGINA, T. A.

KORCHAGINA-.,--V*.,,bio].og
For you,, fifth graders. lUn. nat. no.3-1.04-35 N r61.
(MBA 14:11)
.. 1. Shko2a nc.l., Moskva.
(P3mmt propagation)

URCHLGINA
V!aMUM94-
[Young naturalists in summer.] Mayo naturalisty letom.
MOBkva "Molodala GTardiia,w 1951. 159 p. (MLPA 8:7)
(Nature study)

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KORCHAGINA, V.,
comp. IUnym naturalistam (For young naturt-ILists). Moskva, Detgiz, 1953- 344 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions. VcI 7. No 9. Dec 1954

KORCHAGINL. V.A.
'i~* 1,
,
"Toung naturolls-boO pavilion. lbt.v shkols no.6:?0-74 M-D #54.
(Moscow-,-Agricaltural exhibitions) (MT-RA 7:12)

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YDliilld~A.4titd.' Institutions.
Abe Jour: Ref. Zh.-Biol., No 17, 1957, 72411
A-3
Author V.A. Korchagins,
lust
Title Michurin Garden inthe VS1(hV Ll All-Union Agricultural &hibitionj.
Orig Pub: Estesvozn. v shkole, 1955, No 5, 82-84
Abstract: No abstract.
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KORCHAGINA, T., uchitiollaites. biolegil.
From spring to szow. Mn.nat. no.1:8 Ap '56. (KLBA 9:9)
1.1-y& srednrWa shkola, Kookwao
(710M.9) -

KOW A.: Master Agric Sci (diss) -- "The effect of temperature on
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Wwo" . iW, _!~hl
V
the sprouting of seeds and the sowing times of corn in Leningrad Oblast". Lenin- .
grad, 1958. 22 pp (Min Agric, Leningrad Agric Inst), 120 copies (KL, No 7, 1959,
127)

-,,-jPRCHAGINA, T. ,,--,
Flowers and berrIes In wInter. Mn. nat. no.9:12 S 158.
1(Forcing (Plants)) (KRA 11:10)

PLATILISHCHIKOT, N,; ;SHCWKIN. S,;_XQRCHAQIXA&_T - RODIXA, T.; PANIM,
To.; NNKUSOT, T.,; TMITAKOT. N.; TAIROT, N..- LKLIKOT, P.
U*ceased); SMOTJMOT, Ir.; KHOTIWVSKATA, L., red.; VOLUTSPA,
V., teklm.red,
Ecalandar for'the Young naturalist] Zolendarl
Moskva, Isd-vo TaK TL= wAolodsia gwardiia,"
iunogo naturalists.
1960. 338 P.
,(MIRA 13:7)
(Agriculture)

GORYACHEVAV N.S.j KORCHAGOf'k, V.A.
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Quantitgtivg dstemination of leukoRen,
My4e 160.
Apt. delo 9(no-3,.33-35
MIRE 140)
1. VaeooyuzzXyy nauchno-issladovateltakiy kbiml co-farmtsevticheaki-Y
institut imemi S. OrdshonUidze,
(THIAZOLIDnM"OZYLIC ACID)

KORCHAGIN. -A~, -.ipkh.
Steel dry gasholders with a rubber section.
no.3:54-56 162.
(Gasholdera)
Prom. stroi*" 40
(MIRA 15:3)

KAPTSINELI, Mikhail Abramovich;KOLSSNIZOV, Ye.V.; UZMGINA V.A.;
KORCHAGIN, V.N.; SKOYANINOVAO N.K.; YEFIMOV, A."v,x-ed.;
MAKHOVAp N.N., teklm.-red.-
(Fruit culture] Plodovodxtvo; uchabno-spravochnoe posobie dl1a
II-XI klassov sellskoi orednei shkoly a proizvodstvannyx oba-
chenism. [Ly]M.A.Kaptoinell i dr. Moskva, Uchpodgiz, 1963.
327 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(1,rult mature)

KORCHAGNA, V-1-1 KUMASH9 Io.IK*; SPWOR# Sh*She, red.; RIWYLOVA, N.V.,
--11-1 ---~teldwofod.
[losses of petrole= products In petroleum refineries and means
.of combating then] Poteri nefteproduktov ne neftepererabatyvaiu-
shchikh savoitakh I bor'be a nizi. Baku, Goa. nauchno-tekhn.
Lod-vo nefte I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, Averbsidshanalcoe otd-nie,
1953. 62 P. (MIRA 11:4)
(Petroleum products)

KORCHAGIM, V. I. and KMWkSH, I. N.
OImses af Fetrolmm Products In Refineries and Neasures Preventing 7hmw
Asnefteizdat,, 1953
SwmuT - D 497261

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KCRCHAGINA V.I.; GINZEURG.. S.A.; FINIKO,, A.A.; RUTMAN, L.I.;
DAVYDGVp I.V.; LAVROOVICH, D.A.
Electric method for measuring the water content in crude oil.
Neft. i gaz. prcm. no.2:51-56.Ap-Jo 162. (NIRA 15:6)
2. Odoookiy neftepererabatynywhoMy zavod.
(Patroleumi-Refining)

XORCHAGINA V 1&;~ WNW, L.1,; WOLI# IPX*
Evaluating me-thods for determining the group composition of
bitumens. Nefteper. i neftekhim. no*2:18-21 164. (MIRA 17: 8)
1. Odeaskiy neftepererabstyvayushchiy savod.

I-K-0,ICHAGINA,-.Y.I.; RUTHAN, L.I.; FINIO, A.A.; SHNOLI) F.N.; CHNIRI, L.N.;
AIMBROKII-31 R.V.; VULIKII, Yu.L.
Plant use of a cracking residue in the production of bitumens.
Ilefteper. i neftekhba. no.6:25-28 164. (~MU 17:9)
1. Odeaskiy nel'tepereraL-a'~,yvwjush,-,il4-y zavod i Odesslciy politeklmi-
cheskiy inatibit.

KRAVCHUX., V.F., inzh.-, J~ORQHAGjffA,_V.1., inzh.; GINZBUhG, 6.A., inzh.; LONGRE,
G.A., inzh.; WTHAN, L.I., inzh.; FINIKO, A.A., inzh.; DAVYDOV, I.V.,
inzb.; LAVRIN011ICH, D.A., inzh. -
Express method for determining water content in highly viscous mazuts
using their diolectric constant. Elek, sta. 35 no.9:22-26 S 164.
(MIRA 18:1)

KORCHAGINAA- IL ,;, RUTIJAN, L. 1. ; SHNOLI , F.M.
'. -PIT
Change In the quality of road bitumen in aophaltic concrete.
Nefteper. i neftekhim. no.5:21-24 165. (MIP1 18:7)
1. Odesskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod i Odesskiy politekhni-
cheskiy institut.

XWOUGnu, Tea.. ordinator
Pregnancy and diaphragmatic hernia. Akush. I gin. 32 no.4:84-85
J1-Ag 156, (KIRA 9: 11)
1. Is goopitalluoy khirurgichookoy kliniki (dir. - professor A.M.
Dykhno) X-rasnoy-mrskogo neditainakogo Instituta.
(HEWIA. DIAPHRA IC. In progn.
Olin. aspects)
(PRIGNANGY. in various die.
hernia, diaphragmatic, clin. aspects)

IMHAGINA, Te.L.
Preliminary observations on washing hands with diocide. Zhirurglis
32 no.7:86 Jl 056. (NLRA 9:11)
14 12 kliniki gospitallnoy khtrurgit Krasnoyarskogo meditainskogo
instituta (dir. - professor A.M.Dykhno)
(DISIRBOTION AIM DisimmAms)

XORCHAGINA, Te.L.
... ....-... I -- - . -
Remarks on the treatment of the hands with diocide. Xhim. I nod.
no.100&51 159. (KIRA 13:2)
1. Is kliniki gospitallnoy khirwgit (dir. - prof. A.M. Dji&no)
Krannoyarskogo medItsinskogo Institute..
(SMART, AWTIC AND AVrIWTIC) (DIOCIDB)

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AUTHORS: Korchagina, Ye. P. and Utkin, G.M. 265
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TIZZ; Thermallg~~idejiiesion in metal-ceramtc,tubeo.
(Termoemissiya-setki V metallokeramicheskikh lampakh).
PERIODICAL: "ElektrosUaill (Teleopmaunications)"1957, No.4, April,
ppo 12 - 21
ABSTRACT: The autho',7s give results of an experimental
.
investigation of the thermal
emission of the grid in
metal-ceramic I;ubes. Results proved to be in good
agreement with~theoretjcal considerations. The thermal
emission from Jihe grid results in erroneous indications
of measuring instruments In the anode circuit, The
effective power and the efficiency decrease, while
input power frqim the driving stage is increased, so
that the overal.1 gain of the stage is sharply reduced.
.
These effects are due to the increase of the d.c.
component of the anode and decrease of the d.c. component
in the grid oixouit. The thermal emission produces
substantial distortions when anode modulation is used,
this,increase being due to additional pulses of the
anode current which reduce the value of the fundamental.
This distortion is increased by use of the automatic
bias. For the types of tubes which were used in the
experiment, i,e. GI-7B, GI-6B and GS-9B, the thermal
emission occurs with instantaneous grid voltages e
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_"UTHORS3 Korchagina# Ye. Pot Utkinq Go Mo 108-11-4/10
TITLE: On the Computation of Generators by Means of a Grounded
Grid (0 rasoglo generatorov a zazeml*Jnnoy setkoy).
PERIODICALj Radiotekhnik:a, 1957, Vol. 12, Nr 11, pp. 29-38
ABSTRACTs In this p1&: in the question of selection of an optimum
working of *,he frequency-amplifiere and the frequency-
transformer according to the,scheme with a grounded grid
in examined,. As given are assumeds efficiency at a load
P , resonanije-resistance R of the anode-oircuit and.the
n azz
tube-parameterso ItAs assumed that the anode-voltage E a
and the imp,zleeheight of7the anode-current In are not
limited at the investigation. Later on criterions arQL
introduced -for the valuation of the usefulness of the
recommended working# TheLanods-reaction is not taken under
consideration hore..The given efficiency at a load can be
kept at different values of the amplitude of those harmonic
vibrations of anode-current I for which the anode-circuit
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efficiency at a load the impulseheight of the anode-current
determines the circuit degree of effect and influences
substantially the energy conditions-in the anode-circuit.
in the output cascades it is necessary in order to increase
the general. degree of effect of the transmitter to chose
the impulso height of the anode-current according the
minimum-effioienoy used by two casoadea. It is shown, that
at the pro;Jeoting of the intermediate cascades the fact
that the sitme are loaded by the cathode circuit of the
succeeding cascades (which form a nonlinear resistance) is
to be taken into consideration. In order to multiply the
frequency in the intermediate cascades of the transmitter
the cut-off angle of the anode-current has to be chosen
according to the conditions for the maximum cascade-
amplification according to the efficiency. For the doubling
of the frequency a 0 - 750 and for the tripling of the same
* 0 - 500 ilas to be taken. The obtained diagrams show that
* transition to a working with a minimum anode-voltage
provokes art increase of the actual output and a reduction
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On the Computation of Generators by Means of a Grounded 108-11-4/10
Grid.
to the efficiency. There are 14 figures, and 2 references,
2 of which are SlpLvio.
SUBMITTEDs November 23, 1956.
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Stability of stat!~onary conditions in an oscillator with a circuit
"between the plate and grid. Nauch.dokl.vya.shkoly; radlotekh.i
elektron, no.4:81-92 156a 1(MIRA 12.6)
1. Kafedra radiopmedayusbebik1b ustroystv Moskovskogo onergetichs-
skogo Instituta.
(Oscillators. Blectron-tube)

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GLIVANP KORCHAW.M. le.Pot SEVIYANTS, L.L.
Studies of the molecular interaction in solutions of pol7mrs by
their comweroion to conoldml,'oystemso Vyookomemood. 3 ~ noJi -
353-358 Mr lisle (MIU 14: 6)
1, Baratovokil- 20&udarstv*Wy universitet imeni NAAhermphevskop
TP-b-ljmra) (Molecular association)

TEBRLEV, L.G.; MIKUPSKIY, G.F.; ~~FCFAGTNA~ Yo.P.; GLDNAN, S.A.
Spec tropho teme tric analysis of the interaction of Iodine with
polyvinyl alcohol nolutions. Vysokori.soed. 7 no.1:123-128 Ja
165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Saratovskiy gosudamtlvennyy universitet.

DMITRIYEVA#2-T.S.; KORCIIAGINA. Ye.P.; GLIKMAN, S.A.
Effect of som factors on the stricture of polyvinyl alcohol
solutions. Knim. volok. no.2:15-18 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

!..I,; TR)FT~IOVA, G.P.; ~,IjtlLhjl~GIILA, Ye.P.; GLIaIAN, S.A.
Gelatlon prc~esBes and v3sco-elp-Itic prop-rties of' gols.
Zhur.priklokkm. 38 noj.-638-643 Mr 165.
(WRA 18811)
1. Stibn. Itted March 19, 1964.

5(3), 5(4) SON/1 5 f7S7 1 - 70 8 15 4
A'UT1110iZO: Gliknant S. A. , Korchagina, Ye. P.
TITLE: The Lyophobe Sol.*3 of High Polymers (Liofobnyye zoli vyGoko-
polimerov)
PEPIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady vysshey shkoly. Eliimiya i khimicheOkaya
takhnologiya, 1959, Nr 19 PP 147 - 150 (=R)
AE'S'T.11CT: Lyophobe systems produced according to earlier data (Ref 3)
were investigated; a) nitrocellulose (celloxylin) -acetone -
water, b) benzyl-cellulose (ace'vone-soluble fraction) -
acetone - viater, c) benzyl-callulose - acetone - methanol,
d) four different fradtions Of the polymothyl-mothacrylate -
acetone - viatert e) polystyrene polymerized to an emulsion -
benzene - ethanol, f) solid polystyrene - benzene - methanol,
g,' polyisobutylene P-200 - tpluene - etli-anol, and h) latex
of' butadiene-styrene caoutchouc 7-MS-30A. For a characteriza-
tion of the dispersiLa degree, the light eUzi.ersion was
measured by means of a nephelometer 1111FAVI with a Green
1*'-ght filter 0. = 5300 X)~ The apparatus frosted glass Yir 2,
to which the values vicre related served as P. CMT.~-arison,
% concentration. The
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The Lyophobe Solij of Eieh Polymers '7()Vl r6-5n-1 - --8/54
intensity of light disparsion is graphically represented.
The particle sizes inferred therefrom ( in angotrom units)
wore between 40 (nitrocellulose) and 21000 (solid Poly-
stlyrene). The four polymothyl-methacrylate fractions also
differod olearly with ro,,-~ard to partiolo size (500-950)-
B:r measurin6 of light dispersion the stabilities of the sole
w,3re also tested (Pigure). The difl.'erexices in stability
ace explainod by the action of third ou,.iponoiito ixt tho
c,)lloid syntom: ionizc(l, loyr-molocular impurition, In
particular those of a mineral type. The addition of ourface-
a3tive substances, such as phenol or soap, also prcvents
a3greCation. Thero are 3 figurest 1 table, ai,,d 8 reCor(.'.-,cc3,
7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra fizicheekoy i kolloidnoy khimii Saratovskogo gosu-
darstvennogo universiteta (Chair of Physical Chemistry and
Colloid Chemistry of Saratov State University)
SUBMITINED: July 8, 1958
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A166/A129
AUIUMv Kdmhaginaj~ I*.. P*p, GlikMan, S. A.
T11fra, Thb-strueture,and.drying rate of-butadiene-styrene rubber strip
CALt. Referatilmyy-thurnal. Mdmiya, no.'3, 1961, 570, abstract 3P283.
(UoX zap. Si~atc;vsk un,-ta, 1959, v,~'tl, 5 - 11)
TEXT.4 The' sp6cifid surface (S,P) of the rubber -strip was detennined accord-
Ing. to Adborptiofi frovi an aqueous solfAtion of "crystalline violet" (1). [Abstrac-
ter's n6te:_ 'Subidbri~t ' (xpeoifir-) in a translation of the original y (udelgnaya)]
3 ;,-o 0.6 ma/9 ajid d4jJ only slighlk on the type 6f rubber (Clec-30A (SKS-30A] or.
~3~&30 [SKS.L301)- or coa&Aant (NaCl, NgC12 -or CaC12). Van Boemmelen's exsi6cator
method waa used-to determine the strip's equi-librium moisture content,~e Ab-
sti,adt6i7s-fi6te7.- Subscript ,q (equilibrium) is a translation of the gInal
(ravnc4egn*7a)].Wheh NaCl in used W first-increizes slightly then' rapidly wifh a
rise iri thi,'i.61ktive vapor preisurelp/pr). [Abstracter's note: Subscript (rela-
tiwisatnnaldtibri of the original . (otnositelgn6ye)]. Where CaC12-is used This
bend is*'more marked and occurs'at a-higher p/pr; it is preceded by a plateau due
to the absence of medium diameter pores. The nature of the aoagulum does Rot &f-,
bard J/ 2

S/081/61/000/03/olT/oig
The structure and drying rate of butadiene-styrene... A166/A129
feet microporosity or the transitional pores with a diameter < 800 A. The S., of
the larger pores and macropores is higher with N&Cl coagulation. The S values of
a ap
these pores, determined from adsorption and by the exsiccator method, correspond
closely in the case of CaC"2 coagulation. Since I does not penetrate the narrow
pores the authors believe that most: of the moisture is contained in the macropores.
The difference in the 3 values'determined by the'exsiocator method with NaCl and
QaC12 coagulation Is pro
'L;ly due to the fact that, In the first case, the macro-
pores are not cylinders cavities connected with the outside envir6nment by nar-
row channels. The strip was dried in a current of air or N2 (rate 0.8 1/hour) at
1100C until I'ts.weitht was constant. In strip prepared with CaC12 moisture was
removed and water vapor des6rbed more rapidly than in stftp prepared wit"'.1 Wel,
especially In the initial period of drying or desorption. The slower dryi-tg rate
in the latter 6ase is* connedtod with the p~bzl shape and not with their S.P. The
exclusion of FeS04 and the introduction of 'anti-aging agents speeds up the drying
of strip prepared with N&C1. This is due to inhibition of destruction which 1-3ads
to the pores becoming clogged with low-bolecular products.
Summary by I. Shmarak
(Abstracterts note: Complete translation]
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, 1960, No. 23, P. 602, # 95121
AUTHOR: Korchagina.-Ye.P.
TITLE: On the Destructive Action of Peroxides on the Polymolecules of
Methj1 Methacrylate and Styrene
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Saratovsk. un-t, 1959, Vol. 71, PP. 18
TEXT: The author studied the destructive action of peroxides of benzoyl,
styrene, and methyl methacrylate on polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate at
800C under conditions close td the polymerization conditions of the corresponding
monomers. The polymerization of monomers under these conditions was suppressed
by oxygen. It was oorroborated by special investigations that the thermal de-
struction of polymers does not take place in absence of peroxides at 800C. The ef-
fectiveness of the destructive action of peroxides depends on their concentration
and stability. The destruction proceeds most intensely at the desiccation of the
precipitated polymer. It is supposed that the effect studied must affect the chang--
in the molecular weight of the polystyrene during the thermal polymerization pro-
cess of styrene. A.Litmanovich
aasl torts note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
arr 121
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GLIKMAN, S.A.; USHAKOV, S.N.; LAVRENTIYEVA, Ye.N.
Certain properties of iodopolyvinyl alcohol gels. Dokl.
AN SSSR 154 no.2:372-374 Ja'64. (MIRA 17:2)
1. InEtitut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR i
Saratcvskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. N.G. Cherny-
shevskogo. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Ushakov).

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ACC NR: AP6004822 SOURCE CODE: UR/0108/66/021/001/0001/0007
AUTHOR: Korchagina, Ye. P (Active member)
ORG: Scientific and Technical Society of Radio Engineering and Elecirocommunication
(Nauchno-tekhnichesicoye obshchestvo radiotekhniki i elektrosvyazi)
TITLE: Calculation of-reliability Para-meters in systems with repairable elements
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika, v. 21, no. 1, 1966, 1-7
TOPIC TAGS: reliability, repairable system
ABSTRACT- Reliability of multiple-use systems with repairable elements is evaluated.
Simple formulas for the system availability, mean time between failures and mean
time of system repair for simple and compound systems are developed. The formulas
are not based on the conventional queueing theory. It is assumed that during the
x!epair of faulty elemerits the good elements are in operation, and their failures
are possible; exponential distribution of operation and repair time is assumed.
Systems with various types of.redundancy (reserves) and a compound system consisting
of a number of serie;3-connected simple systems are considered. Orig. art. has%
58 fomulas -
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KORCHAGIM, la.P.
Investigation of, the stability of stationary operation of an
oscillator which bontains a tank circuit between its plate and
gria. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; radiotekh. i'.elektron. no.2t
176-184 159. . (MIRA 3.425)
1. Kafedra radioperadaynahchikh ustroystv Moskovskogo energetiahe~
skogo instituta.
(Oncillators, Electric)

RODIOJIDVA, K. P.;- IMUGINAP, * 1.1,ILOINSKAYA, V. V0
Compceition of is -tio fractions of oily scattered
bitumdLnous substan6so and mom crude oils. Geol. nefti i gan 7
no&1:33-40 Ja 1-63. (pan 16; 1)
1. VessayusW nauabno-Issledavatel'skiy -goologorasyedoebMy
nertyancy institut,
Volia-Ural, rogion-Bitumen-Analysts)
Vblga-Ural region-Petrolem-Analyais)
~

PETERBURGSKIY,, A,V., doktor seltskokhoz. nauk,, prof.; ,~ CHAGINA, Yu.1.,
mladahiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Plant assimilation of ammonia nitrogen in connection with its
exchange absorption. and fixation by soil. Izv. TSKR no.2t
47-61. 163. (MIRA 16:10)

RODIONOVA, K.F.; FORCHAGINA,_ju.l.; PENTINA, T.Yu.
Some data on oil producing rocks in the Volga-Uml region.
Sov. geol. 7 no.ltl23-129 J& 164. (MIM 17t6)
1. Vsesoyu!snyy nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy geologorazvedochnyy
neftyanoy Astitut, I
If

GIMPELEVICH., E.D.; KORCRAGIIIA, Yu.1.
. -2, -.:-.
Fixed bitmen "S" in scdimontai7 rooki. Trudy VN!Glfl no.27o88-97
160. (MIPA.170)

RODIONOVA) K.F.; KORCIIAGINA, Yu.I,; KARPOV, P.A.; CORENBEYN, I.A.; PEWINA, 'I.Yu.
Geochemical characteristics of Upper Devonian sediments in some
areas of Volgograd Province. Trudy VNIGNI no.33:72-116 1621.
(MIRA 18:12)

KORCHAGINA0 Z.
Russia - Social Conditions
Workers' delegation from Iceland in the U,S.S,R. V pom, profaktivu 13, no. 14, 1952o
Yonthkv List of Russian Agcossions Library of Congress,, October 1952,, Unclassified,

AFAMIYEV, No; KORCHAGIVA, Z.; PANOV, V.; SEMT-AKHTM, P.
'
Words of truth about the Soviet Union. Sov.profsoiuzy 2 no.5:77-86 Mr 154.
- (KLRA 7:6)r
(Russia-I'lemoription and travel)

KMH&GIVA, Z.
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87 N '513.
pensions In Gveden, Okhr.truda I noto.strakh. no,5:
(KIDA 12:1)
(Sweasw-M &p pensions)

KORGHAGINA, Z.
ftt prevents the development of friendly relations between the trade
unions of Sweden and the U.S.S.R. Sov. profooluzir 16 no.4:56-57 7 160.
(MIRA 13:3)
(9Wed*U-*I&iI"AkQez9ra1) with Russia))
(Trade unions)

VADYUNIINA, A.F.; KORCHAGINA, Z.A.
Produotion of carbon dioxide by semidegert o-oils. Ve-L. Mosk.un.
Sar. 6- Biol., pocliv. 20 llf).5~72-78 S-11 t6S. (MIRA 18: 11)
1. Knfedra fiziki i melioratsii pochv, Acskovc3kogo universiteta.
S,ubmittad March 12y 1965.

VADYUNBA2 Aleksardra Fedorovna; KORCHAGINA, Zinaida, Aleksey~l-
SHAGIROVA) I.M.,, red.; YEMDVA r- - -~
.. . L.., 7Ee . r~e.
[Methods of determining the pbysical properties of soils in the
field and the laborator7] Metody opredeleniia. fizicheskikh swistv
pochv i gruntqv; v pole i laboratorii. Moskva,, Vysshaia shkolaq
1961. 3" p. I (Soil physics) (KMA 15:6)

AUTHORS; Minakov, A. G., Korchagina, Z. F., SOV/12-5!0-8-8/17
Pagarskly, X. I* I
TITLE: "Steklofon" (Steklofon)
PERIODICAL: Staklo i ke~.-amika, 1959, Nr 8, pp 21-?2 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs At'the destruction of splinter-proof automobile wind"teld-s
an4 windows the glass breaks into minute splinters and--loses
ita ttansparency. It was therefore necessary to produtt-wind-
shields which retain their transparency at least in-&~-aertain
small sector. In 1957 the first samples of such windshields
were produced in the USSR at the plant imeni Dzerzhinskly
(see footnote 1). The authors of the present paper su'eieeded in
obtaining such panes, called steklofon, with diffetent-degrees
of nardness (Fig 1). The center part of the panes is shielded
off', as isshown in figure 2, by the application of protective
coatings of kaolin and aluminum dye. Tney are then heated in
an electric stove to a temperature of 6400 and then coaled on
a grid by an air jet. After annealing the protective coating is
removed. It was found by testing steklofon according tor-the-
COST 572'1-57 method that such panes are not damaged by an 800 g
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"Steklofon"
307/'12-59-6-8/17
0
also tolerates temperature drops within a range of 125 . At a
temperature drop Of 1350 steklofon breaks along the Ting
-separating the two parts of differeht degrees of hardness, as
can be seen from figure 3. There are 3 figures and I Soviet
reference.
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s-10 B01 9B059
AUTHOR: Korchagova,, Ye. M., Engineer
TITLE: Sealed Accumulators f02- Automatic Current Supply
PERIODICAL: Vestnik svyazij 19601~11o. 1~, pp. 11 - 12
TEXT: . New!~aclj.d accumulators of1t1he types C3-0.5 (S3-0.5), C3_1 (S 3- 1) IZ
to C. -5 (S -.5) are described, which are placed in sealed.containers.
3 3
They are inteaded for use in automatic electric installations and have
some advantages over open-type accumulators. They only require periodic
inspection. and can be incorporated in autom~Ltic Diesel, rectifier and
similar installations. The accumulators of the type S-0-5-with a power i
of 18 amp-h) developed by the Kursk covnarkhoz, have one Dositive and
two negative plates.-The negative plates are grids made from ~ lead
alloy withatout % Sb- The container is made'of glass. Some details of
design are.dJscusBed. Technical data are given in Tables 1,and 2. There
are 4 figures and 2 tables.'
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86685
Sealed Accumulators for Automatic.' Current S/il'1/6b/000/012/002/004
Supply B019/BO58
ASSOCIATION:
4 14 rIPH P33POAC B Te'lem!le
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10 'reco" r 44ca
06 X
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CL V -4
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4
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C-015 18 4;5 I.B. 4.5 t 13.5 1,8 !).2 9.2 1.75
c,-1 36 9 3.6 13 1.8 9 2? 1.9 IS'S 186 '~,J
C,-2 - 72 IS 7,.2 72 J.8 16 54 Ila. 37 37 1.75
q-3. 108 27 1018 too I's 27 81 1.8 55.5 55.5 1.76
C~4 144 38 14.4 14-1 t.8 36, '108 1.8 74 1.75
C~-s 180 45 18 181) 118 45 135 I,B 92.5 92.5 1..75
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(technical Administration of the Ministry of
Communications of the USSR)
TA 8 V_ -Legend to.Table 1:
I Type; 2) Rated power;
3~ Discharge current;
4a) Dis harge time
10 hrs; 4aI) Maximum cur.
rent in a; 4aII Po"Ver
in amp-h; 4
a111 Final
voltage in v; 4b) Dis-
charge time 3 hrs,
01) Maximum , current;
01I) Power in amip-h;
0111) Final voltage in v;
4c) Discharge time 1 hr;:
4cl) Maximum current;
4CII) Power in amp-h;
4(:111) Final. voltage in v.

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Legend to'Table 2:
1) Type; 2) Type of
2- qzcjio rs6apuTowe paswepu Ll radapwrnwe pa3m... plate; 3a) Number of
SKXYMMUTOPO COCYAS RKKYUYASITOP .1 no
0 Xpullixe positive plates; PI)
TRn SHICy- Tnn O?PHttSTiJIhh a 6 C Number of positive
UYJU17'OPS' ItJISCTRIIW fillao.
XK' Hux AAX"S 1URPH. WHPIS- DUCOTS plates in the center;
1:5 T"b- - a O.Ta Ila 3bII) Number of positive
epe.11 -Pag-
Slax Hxx plates on the e~dges;
4a,4b, and 4c are
C'-O'5 H'O.5 I - .2 74 -156 ~30 94 176 290 length, width, and
C6.1 H,- I 1 0 2 74 2W 310 104 230 370 height, respectively, of
cr4 2 1 2 M 200 310 144 2~O 370 the container; and
Cl-3 3 2 2 154 200 310~ 194 230 370
CH 4 3. 2 195 206 MO 214 230 r, 0 5a,5b, and 5c are
CS-5 5 4 7 234 200 length,,vidth, and
310 261 230 370 height, respectively, of
the container with lid
Table 2 and terminals.
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KORCHAGOVA, A.1,j,,-_ptarshiy inzh.
Ways to use electric power efficiently. Vent. aviazi 22
no.l126-27 Ja 162. (MIRA 14:12)
1. 7ekhnicheakoye upravleni7e Ministerstva avyazi SSSR.
(Electric power)
(Telecom=ication-Equipment and supplies)

S11,1IRNOV, Nikolay Mkolaya-iich; KORCHAGOVA-,-Y-I--I-~-, otv. red.;
XOMAROVIL, Ye.V.; red.
[Autoination of the electric pcw3r :31apFly of' rural
telep'aone equipment] elektropitaniia ap.-
paratur,f sellskoi telefomioi sviazi. Moskva, Sviazl~
1965. 38 P. (MIRA 18:10)

TOROFAX, A. A. : TKIV!rIsYlY, Yn. P.
7
Astronhysics
Electrotna~--qetle rp~djatle,,n of cosmic protons and radlo-einarittlon of the gaInxv. ".1vir.
eksn. I teor.fiz. 22 jjc.. L1, 1,)52.
Monthly List of Fbansian Accessiq=. Librar,-, ofCongress, November 1952. TRICLASSIFTIM

KORCHAK, A. A.0 Gand Phys-Math Sci (diss)"On the magnetic
inhibiting nature of cosmic and composition
of primary lrznrg cosmic rays." Mos, 1957. Cover, 4 pp
(Mos Sate Univ im M. V. Lomonosovp Chair of Static Phys
and Mechanics), 100 copies. List.of author's works at end
of text (12 titles) (IM, 52-57, 103)
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AUTHOR: KoraluLk.. A*A. 33-3-7/32
TITLE: emissions of cosmic particles in the
gala~qr. (0 Elektromagaitnom izluchenii kosmicheskM
chastits v Salaktike)
,!U raal" (Journ 1- of Astronom7).
MIODICAL: Lgjronomiche&kiZ Zhu
19579 IF61o 34-" 365*370-4U.4.S.R.)
i No - 3x PP
ABSTRAOT: Genoral cosmic ele6tro-magnetic radiation onsists of
two components: shortwave (centimetre region) and longwave
(over ono aetre). The shortwave radiation is strongly con-
centrated in the plane of the galax;y. Its intensity is ind-
ependent of frequency, and hence this component may be attri-
buted to emission by ionised interstellar gas. The long wave
componentis localised in a sphere aof the order-of 15 kparsees.
Its s ectnua obeys the law I whe ie 0 .5 1
(1) 9 M, (3)
The spherical component can, most pmbably, be attributed
to electro-magaetic emission by-the electronic component of
cosmic r,,-.ys in the galactic magnetic field (6), (12).
For t1tis hypothesis to be successful, it is necessary to
show that the spectrum of the bremsstrahlung
primary
f rom. the
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cosmic ray component is identical with that observed in the
above electro-magnetic radiation. This was shown to be the

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AUTRORS: JLQ~.Sh.L)~~ ats!:J-Y, S. I. SOV/2o-122-5-12/56
__�yrov,
TITLE: On the Possibility of the Preferentiol Acceleration
of Heavy Elements in tho Sources of Cosmic Rays (0
vomozhnosti preimushchestvenno.-,o uslzoreniya tyashelykh
eleiientov V iatochnika%h 1-on.-ichen-kikh luc.',,oy)
PERTOD'CAL. Dcklwly Akademii naulk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, 'r 5,
pi) 792 - 794 (Uss-0
ABSTRACT: In the pri-7~rry comporent of cosmic radi-n.tion the
rn.,,clei with the nuclear numbers Z '>2 (in relation
to t'he D-rotons Lizid a-particles) Pre on the avera-l-e
'I to 10 times as frec!uent as in the interstellor
;-pace. This ma- be e7plained either by the hiGher.
d -j -
nunber of ele"-ents with Z 2 in the sources of
oosmic rays or by thoir- more effective acceleration.
"hc
present paper the, second poc-sibility
:>n 'u!i~ baoi.~. of th.-2 e-,ram.-de of the otati,,tical riechanism,
(Ref 2). In the ~7ources of cos,:dc --ondiation.
C--rd 1/4 t'icrc ma-f c-1-i.,t con(litionc f-vol' predominant

01,
tl%e 1102,-jb4l ~ j;y of the Prefe-r.,ntin-l AccelerAion SOV'20-122-5-12/56
-1 - ~J-
C)f IJ12101Y I'lleMC11fi; in the Sourcei of Cosi:iic lblyn
acceleration of lhe:-vy olen,?nt'.E.. k formula for the
L
inor-ase of t.ic, tot~-l onor.7j E of the i)articlc
with time is written down. Ho-aever, the particle
al,,,o loses enerl-ry by its collisions with ~itoms P-nd
electrons. It dependL on tho r-tio betwreen the obtained
.an~ thc. 1,)~-,t evrr.- w,hotllcr tho p.,,iL-ticle is accelerated
or not. A frriaula for the threshold ener:,ry (usually called
in,-'ectilon energy) is written down. The deliberc-tions
diccucsed in this paper are indicative of a hi-her
efficacy of the acceleration of heavy elements in the
ca,,-o of the axount of initiLl ionization bein.- equal.
T'he of values of the para-,.eter a, in ,-,hich the
elcmcntz z7re predominai-tly accelerated, is
neavy
rather narroz, and t!-,erefore t'-15:- ch,,~nce occurrence
of the riecc:?sury vz.~Iue of u -eiould, un;.',cr r-~,-.l cont"i-tions,
Ce little probable. However, in a syotem that
contains a jaseous -,iaj-.,eti-c medium nnd the particles
to be accolorated, there must be auton-,-,tic Control,
and it is because of this fact t-at a necessarily
Cai!d 2/4 belon,~~s to th-,- afore-iontioned rc.-,.ZQ of vi,,lues. The

On the PoeflibiLity of the Preferential Acceleration SOV/20-122-5-12/56
of "cavy Elemento in the Sources of Cos-mic Rays
possibilities for the preferred acceleration of
heavy elements, whicn were investil-ated on the basis
of the exa-m-ole of the ct-atistical mechanism, aD;ly
also to several other mechanisms of acceleration,
especially in the case of the exponential increase
3f r.,--anetic field itrength. This permits renewed
raisin'- of the problem of the formation of.the primary
--,o::iponent of cosmic rays. Theve are 5 references,
2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut im.P.1f.Lebedeva Akademii nauk SSSR
"Physics Institute imeri P.N.Lebedev of the Al~ademy of
Sciences USSR)
T
L,
PRESE';TDD: June 2, 19'z8, by H.A.Loontovich, Academician
SUBIMITTED: N-ny 21, 1058
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KORCHAK, A.A.
"COSMIC RAY COMPOSITION"
A.A.-Korchak, S.I. Syrovatskiy
The role of energy losses in cosmic rav particle acceleration Is discussed.
The possibility of preferential acceleration of heavy nuclei has been discovered.
An attempt has been -.Pzde to explain the observed compositionof cosmic rays at the
Earth on the basis of preferential acceleration of heavy nuclei in cosmic ray sourees.
report presented at the International Cosmic Ray Conference, Moscow, 6-11 July 1959

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AUTHORS: -Korchak, A.A., Syrovatskiy, S.I.
TITLEi The polarization of radiation and magnetic field'
structure in cosmic sources of magnetic brake radiation
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, v-38, no.5, 1961, 885-897
TEXT: The polarization produc6d'by magnetic braking of
relativistic particles is, in general, elliptic'"; Linear
polarization results for an isotropic particle a1A itribut ion.
However, the degree of ellipticity introduced*by anisotropy in
usually small., A homogeneous magnetic field should-produce a high
degree of polarization (60 to 8M'Q). The observed amount, however,
does not exceed 10%. This could be due either to the
.inhomogeneity of the magnetic field or to-the Faraday effect.
This latter effect should vary rapidly with frequency, whereas the
observed polarAzation does'not seem to do so. It is therefore
Possible to connect the observed polarization with an
inhomogeineous inagnetic field. This can be done most
conveniently by conwidering thb field as consisting of two
components: oae homogeneous and the,other completely random
(average value zero). The authors first consider the brake,
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radiation produced by a charged particle moving in a homogeneous
magnetic field (Ref.13: K.C.-Westfold, Astrophys, J., v.130, 241,
1'959). They thus obtain values for Il and 12: the flux
density at a distance r from a particle with components of
oscillation parallel (II) and perpendictilar (12) to the
projection of the magnetic field W on ihe celestial sphere.
They next consider a system of particles, instead of a single
particle, and Herive the Stoke's paramerters (confined to a
homogeneous isotropic distribution.of particles). These are
given by the set of equations
CA
r3 C3 11 si it pdv N (E) dE K% (YI) d,l,
4=2 ;~_O ~Vc
V
H Sin cos 2% dv N (E)dE-'v K-.~.
4rgr2 1110 V, VC (12)
U H sin p sin 2X dv N (E)dE 1- K,
=2 mcs VC VC
4.
V 0.
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The fact that V = 0 indicates that the radiation is linearly
polarized. . The aniount of ellipticity introduced by an
anisotropic distr ibution is small, because V S mc2/E .
It is assumed tha t
the electronic energy spectrum is given by
.

N(ru),JE
KE-YdE(El < E < E2) U
5)
4
1
4'
Th eequations Tor the Stoke's parameters cAn then be transformed
j
to
=7+,/'(D(V,T) 1HsinPJ(Y+1)12dv,

Q (V, T)~ I H sin I& PT+012 ca 2X dv
U (D(V, T) I ff sin jk)(Y+PV8 sin 2X dv', f 1i
(18)

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Thi.s set of equations woulet allow the determination of the
intorisity and polariznition distribution, if the magnitude and
clis'uribution of tht. -:~,rnotlc field were known. IN-70 simple casts
a r (, c -,, n.- e re (c.) :t--. ani.notropic fiel.d of constant magnitudqk~
thr. l'i'uIrl is w bo axinIly syi,,miotric and representablo oy
a :- of zcnal Imt,!-oitics; (b) a superposition of a hoinogencous
Z-'jId a Chaotic ficl(*. Tho degree of polarization is given by
P (T),
IT) (36)'
T(T+74C
3T + 7)
for, Caseo (ci) and by IrD. 12
+ 3) ('r + 5) -1 + 8T +3 1..
'32 (3y + 7) 24 i[-2
(37)
T(T 2
3yA-7 :1 112
(38)
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fqr case (b). Eq.~37) applies if H 2 >> H2 and Eq.(38) if
H.t >> H2 (here H In the mean square value of the chaotic
macnetic field). Eq.(35) and (36) are applied to the Crab nebula.
It is found that the anisotropic field produces an excess pressure
of 2.9 x 10-3 KH2 ) along the major axis of the nebula, Assuming
that the observed acceleration of the expansion is due to this
anisotropy, it in found that H ~ 1.3 x 10-3 to 4 x lo-4. It is
predictable that all radiation sources, of this type, will tend to
be non-spherical owing to the aninotropic fleld. There- are
3 figures and-19 references-.- 11 Soviet-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-bloc,
The four most recent references to English language-publications
read as follows: Ref.3: G,R.Burbidge, Proc. Paris Sympos. on
Radioastronomy 1958, Russian translation by IIL, 1961;
Ref.11: C.H.Mayer, R.M.Sloanaker, Xxtron. J., Y.64, 339, 1959;
Ref-13: as quoted*in text; Ref.18: L.Woltjer, Bull. Xstron, Soc,
Netherl., v.14, 39, 1958.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy in-t im. P.N.Lebedeva Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physics Institute imeni P.N.Lebedev AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 12, 1961
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3/5N/62/027/000/W6/007
1046/1246
AM HOR Korchak, A.A.
TiTIZ: An estimate of the cosmic ray energy and of the magnetic field
intensity in radiosources
SOURCES Ak-ademiya naWc =R. Fizicheskiy institut. Trudy# ve 179,-14oscow,
1962. Hadioastronomiya, 149-160
TW: The theoretical analysis of the energy spectrum of relativistic
particles is free from the common aueumption that*the total radiative power output of
each particle in a manetic field io confined to the critical.frequency. Allowance
for the actual radiative power di3tribution over frequi~ncies results in a considerable'
refinoment in the determination of the limits of the energy spectrum. The corresponding
magnetic field intensities calculated for remnants of supernovae, for radiogalaxies and*
for Calaxies 'arc thus superior to those given by Burbidgef (Ref.l: Radioastronomy, the
Paris symposium, 1M); the data of the present paper oxceed those of Ref. 1 by a factor.
of 1.5 to 3, and in oome cases even by a factor of 5 to 10. There are 2 figures and
4 tables.

5/203/63/003/001/004/022
A061/4126
AUTHORS& Korchak, A. A., Lotovaq No-As
Ir ITLE The cyclotron emission of charged particles in a dipole
magnetic field
PERIODICAL: Geomagnetizm i aeronomiyaq v- 39 no. 1p 1963t 37 -,42,
TEXTz The polarization'degrea and tfie position angle of the
tron emission of electrons in a dipole magnetic field are calculated by
starting from the same premises as previously used by Go B. Field (J. G~06'-
phys. Res., 1960., no* 6, 1661; 1961, v.' 66, no- 5, 1395). The
initial relation is Field's formul-a for the frequency of the emission of:~,
an electron moving to and fro with nonrelativistic velocity between.two
symmetric points on a magnetic plane *of a dipole magnetic field. * If; the'~~
electron distrikution in the equatorial plane can be described-by the
relation indicated by E. No Parker (Phys. Rev., 1957, v- 107, no.. 40
924) and So I. Lkooofu et al. (J. Geophys. R43a.,,,.j961, v. 66, no. 12
4013); if the radiation belt is sufficiently thin; ifAhe magnetic field"-
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The cyclotron em:ission, of chaiged A(Y~ 1, 1 2~
OYA63
in the particle range diffefs only little from thit of a dipole-
if the
,
magnetic modent of the dipole4is perpendicular to %he direction of view,,

if the radiati-oh absorption can be-Inegleated,,the f owing
and, f inalil~ oil
p angu..-
results. -
:I The intensity 9f1the cyclotron.emis'si n'de ends on the
.
lar distribution of the particles. . If the,angular distribution has the
n :-
form sin ~ the'drop of inieAsity with a decreahe of 0 i~ th4 quicker
~bo I
F
'.
~~

the largqr nis. 6 is the,a4gle formed by the electron motion and1th
'
'
R
i .
1
magnetic field.in t
e equatorial plane,
and 9 is the p6lar angle
. ~
) Th
.
-emisai~n 'in the f
polarization degree of irst quadAnt ranges between'33
and 100%. It depends on frequeno considerably, but not on the angular
ic
distribution of the part lea The polarizatio;i degree of the total
emission of-a symmetric radiation belt assumes,-ae afunction of f re que n--,
cy, any value, between G and 100%; the.position angleassumes any discretd:,'.
Val
ues.~between 0 andV/20' There,are 3figures,

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