SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRASIKOV, P.N. - KRASILNIKOV, A.I.

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KIRYUKHRI, Boris Viktarovich; XASIKOV, Pavel Nikolayevich; 3MLYANDt
Mark Yevseyevich, oTV. f5 r: -'i6cT.-f
RUSAKOVA, G.Ya., rod.; IVKOVA, G.V., tokhn. red.
[Rain and snow by the will of man] Dozhd' i sneg po vole
chelovoka. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1963. 164 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

ACCESSION NR: AT4002179 S/2922/63/005/000/0129/0137
'AUTIIOR: -Krasikov, P. N. (Leningrad); Nikandrov, V. Ya. (Leningrad)
TITLE: Studies of means for ar6ifically modifying, clouds and fog
SOURCE: Vscs. nauchn. meteorologich. soveshch. Trudy*, v. 5. Sekti;iya fiziki svobodnoy
atmosicry'. Leningrad, 19G3, 129-137
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, Weather modification, cloud seeding, antifog technique, cloud
seeding reagent
ABSTRACT: The authors review Western and Soviet research on methods for the seeding
of clouds and fogs to induce dissipation or precipitation. Dry ice and silver iodide are
A method for seeding clouds with an aqueous solution of lead iodide
discussed at length.
from a plane is described briefly. This method does not require coinplcx equipment 'or
heating apparatus, and is effective for inducing precipitation in cumulus clouds 2 km high,
having temperatures below -7C. A table Is presented showing the results of tile use of
52 chemical reagents to produce ice-fornii nuclei in supercooled fog. Silver iodide
produced the best yield or ice particles (10H crystals/g at-10C) and is the most effective
reagent in the upper temperature range (-3 to -4C)/for ice formation. Orig. art. has: I
ard-

GROMOVA, T.N.; KUSIKOV P.N.; LENSHIN, V.T.; SHISHKIN, N.S.
Experimonts on the effect of a colloidal solution of Bilver Iodide
on supercooled clouds. Trudy GGO no.156s23-30 164.
(MIRA 17:10)

.71,-ldiss of the rrop~r'Llcis of volutions of silver
~odlda &cd Itsai torlI.-o ftnad 2,
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irk,which. the temperaturfir'Could be lowered. to -30C. Fog was-produced~
b, introdu Icing hot~steai :i b iler or by:atomi in& di till d:,-
-from a:. 0 z a e
a er.- The
t ~upoer.,tempei*ature.threshiDIds at which ice crystals~. were
w
f o rmed. we re - de to rmined - b'~~ visua.l,observation :of light _bea ra passih!
through thei chamber -Thb-At'scovery.6f. a hew dependence.oU.Iice~
crystal. yield on. solutioni,.concentration: (smaller concen.tr,stibus
-Fig. I
:~j p.roduced la'rger yields p-dr. gram of AgI.) is illustrated itv.
of the Enclosure. Resul,Lti -of these studies demonstratid'th superi-,
pr ty,of colloidal''sol -tons
I it t. -over-prdvious:methods of crystallizing::
supercooled fogs :(the yj.'el d'.0 fice"crystals- per tram ~of ASI'vas
VIOAO-3-10V4 at fog tcmperatures~of -7
and -15C); solutIoaJ,c,cncen-,_
trati,ons-Of. 0001-000011', a'
-AqueouIa o1 _Wim
,F 'PhT. denii&nA annavonnil,&A O~ft*a -------

KRASIKOV, S.M., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
Economic evaluAtiou of track runs. Avt. i trakt. prow. no.10:
14-19 0 '55- (MLRA 9:1)
I.MADI.
(Motortruake)

IW. 31011t, Poll*, dotc., k,:Ind. t oklin. viauk.
K.,-. .~~ '-"e-
kneralized emPyrical formila for spead characteristion of carb,.t-
rator otWinop. Trad,y Khf, "Avt. i tr&kt." VZHI no.1:110-130 157.
(Automobiles-3-ngines) (MIM 11:3)

KRASIKOV, S.M., kand.tekhn.nuak
Graphical analysis of dynamic characteristics and fuel effi-
ciency of a motor vehicle having hydraulic devices In the trans-
mission. Trudy Eaf."Avt.i trakt" VZMI no.2t4l-57 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Motor vehicles--Design and construction)

AMASIKOV, S.M., kand.tekhn.-u ; ILAR ONOV# V.A., lcand.tekhn.nauk
Graphic analysis of the efficiency of a motor vehicle with a
hydraulic element in the tranamissione Avt.proms no*7:2-5 Jl
16o. (JKIRL 13:7)
1. Hoskovakiy avtomobillno-dorozhw inatitut.
(Motor vehicles)

ANDRMV, B,V.;*ARTEMYEV, S.P.; ARKRANGEL'SkIY, V.M; AFANASIYEEV, L.L.;
BABKOVY V.F.; BRONSHTEYN, L.A.; BURKOV, M.S.; BUTUNOV, V.A..;
VARSHAVSKIY, I.L.; VELIKANOV, D.P.; VOIROV, A.U.; VYHUBOV, D.N.;
DORMIDONTOV, A.V.; D'YACHKOV, A.K.; YEFP04OV, V.V,; ZHABIN, V.M.;
ZELENKOV, G.I.; KALABUKHOY, F.V.; KALISH, G.G.; KRAMARlWKO, G.V.;
KRASIKOV, S.M.; LAKHTIN, Yu.M.;-IMMLIN, A.A.; ORLIN, A.S.; OSTROVSKIY,
N.B,; OSTROVTSOV, A.N.; RUDETS, D.A.; STEPANOV, Yu.A.; STECHKIN, B.S.;
KHACHATUROV, A.A.; KHOVAKH, M.S.; CHAI~),-ISKIYY A.D.; SHARAPOV, K.A.
Nikolai Romanovich Briling; obituary. Avt.transp. 39 no-4:57
Ap 161. (MIRA 14:5)
(Briling, Nikolai Rou-novich, 1876-1961)

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ACCESSION KRr_ AP3006175 3/0080/63/036/007/1393/1398 '1
AUTHORS: Molohanova,9,0 S,; Orloya, L, A,; Krasikov,'S. Ye,
TITLE: Reaction of porous glassY"With alkall~'"and h~ydrof~luorio acid,''i,
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 36j. no. 7o 1963t 1393-1398
TOPIC TAGS: glass, porous glass, alkali,, hydrofluoric acid,
chemical treatment of glass
ABSTRACT: The enlargement of pores on a lamella of type III porous
glass caused by the action of alkali can be affected by employment'.
of alkali of any concentrations up to 7N. Some pore enlargement in
glasses of type M can be caused only in solutions whose concentra-
tion is not greater than O.5N. The amount of transfer, determined
by weight loss in the lamellas, depends upon alkali concentration,
temperature, duration of alkali action, and conditions under which
;tbe alkali is rinsed off. The reaction of porous glasses with HF
occurs so intensively that it is not possible to prevent dissqlution
of the porous disks on the outside. Only a specific combination of
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alkali treatment conditions bring about a conformity of the
Itenlarged" pore dimensions with the dimensions of the heterogeneous
areas in the initial glass. Authors conclude that this obliges re-
searchers to be extremely careful in drawing conclusions concerning
the structure of starting glasses which were made on the basis of
experiments with porous glasses subjected to a complex chemical
treatment, Orig. art. hits: 5 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: None
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AccEssimi na Anooft% 5/0080/63/036/007/1398/*1403
.AUTHORS-. Kisaikovp S* Yeej Molebanovap 0. S.; OrILM.". ~A-
TITLE: An~lysis of volumetric changes taking place during the leaching-out Of
sodimm-borosilicate g2mees
SOURM Zhtxnal prikladnoy khimii, ve 36, noe 7P 19631 1398-1403
MPIG TKGS-. changes in glass volume., glass,, sodiun-borosilicate glassj,
leaebing-out,Na 7/23 glass
AB3TRACT: Authors analyzed the volumetric changes takin place during leaching-
out of sodixm-borosilicate glasses. Glass used was Na 7M, It was prepared
in accordance with 2 beating conditions and in sulfuric acid of three concentrationse
Authors-established that fu2_1 leaching-out of monothermal disks of a 2900
thickness leads to an increase in their thickness by 3.6 - 4.2 microns, ~This
corresponds to an increase in volume of about 0.2%* In the case of bithermal
gliiss with the same sample diriensionst the average value of thickening is 3.2
mi,4=us or.0.16% of volume increace. In the first stages of the process, the
thickness of the samples passes through a iimximum or minimum in relation to the
2/2
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preliminary heat treatmont of the glass., acid concentration.. and conditions of
siLrface pre.paration of the samples. This can lead to an error when extrapolating
the results of observing a partial leaching-out, especially within the limits
of formation of a porous layer whose thickness is approximately 0.2 mme Orig.
art. has: 7 figures.
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. KRASIKOV, V.
One of the bafile objectives. Grazhd.av. 18 no.9:7 3 161.
(MIM 14:01)
1. Sekretarl partiynogo komiteta Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-
issledovateliskogo instituta Grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota.
(Aeronautios, Camnorcial)

Tlr.A-l!!TTloif, if. T.
2314r- 0 Printsipukh flatsionallnogo proyet-Irovanlya r-etAl3iche,;;kcr,t, karkasa
~j
,c,l,ivnopo zdaniya teplovykh elektrostantsiy (po povodu stat'n L. M.
Su,31lovskogo Printsipy Ratsionallnogo proyektirovaniya metallicheskogo
knrkasa f,,ltivnofc z(!ani. a -tr-l)lo,/ykh elcktrostantody v zhurn. olektr.
Stants 11 1948, No. 9~. avt. 11. K. I-varlov, Y. P. lvsn-%,, 7. 1.
Krasikov h dr) ele'Ar. Stants 11, 192.9, No. 7, c. 23-214.
SO: IETOPIS' NO. 31, 1949

KRASIROV, V.
Revulto and prospects. Grazhd. av. 22 no.7:18-19 il 164.
(MIRA :L8:4)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika Politicheskogo upravleniya
Grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota.

1. KRASIKOV, V.I.
2. USSR (600)
4. Technology
7. Testing construction designs. Moakvaj Izd. po stroitellstvu i ark1litekture, 1952
9. MontUX List of Russian Accessions, Libmry of Congress, March, 1953.Unclassif ied.

P,ARON, Lazarl Izrailevich, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; FUGMN, M~rk
Davidovich; MARMIZON, Eduard losifovich; OASIKO, V.1111.)
red.izd-va; VINOGRADOVA, N.F., takhn. rad.
[Experience in the comprehensive study of the registance of
rocks to distruction by quarrying] Opyt kompleksnogo issle-
dovaniia soprotIvIiaemostl gornykh porod razrusheniiu pri
dobyvanil. Noskvap Izd-vo AN =A, 1963. 223 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

RASI" V. Z. 00- KAIMIV, A. G.
Feeding and Feeding Stvffe
Hack work instead of a textbook ("Feed production on collective farms of Siberis."
Z. 0. Krasikov, A. G. KalnWkov. Reviewed by I. S. Smirnov)., Korm. baza, 3 No.1, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _ Apri- 19 5~,2Uncl.

KRASIKOV. Z..' 3~IIRNOV, N. and OBRAZTSOV, A.
"Aeclaijaing, the New Lands Properly," published in - An Aid to Agricultural
Srec:L;alis'u3 in the Aeclamation of Virgin and Fallow Lands, 5bornik Materialov i
Statey, Vol. 1, pp 25-144) 1954.
Smirnov.- Diructor of Novosibirsk, Agric. Inst.
Tran1sation No. 431, 30 Jun 1955.

KATYREV, A.Yea; KAURTSIT, N.V*#,XOZWYSKIT, A.I., doktor sell skokhosyays t ven-
nykh nauk;-]!H ~IIIOV ~-Z-Du aoteent, kandidat oallskokhonyaretyannykh
nauk; SOBOLSYSUTA, K.A.; LYKOV, H.S., redaktor; LISIUA, V.K.,
tekhnicheskiy rodaktor
Czxperience in cultivating corn; based on paperi, at a province
conference) Opyt vozdelyvaniia kukuruzy; po materialam oblastnoi
konferenteli LNovosibirsk) Novosibirskoe kn-vo, 1956. 226 p.
(MLRA 9112)
1. NOVOG ibirskir seliskokhozvaystvanW inst.tut (for Xrasikov)
(Corn (Kalze))

KRASIKM, Z*D., kandid,at s*l'skskh-*%yiystvswkh nauk; CHUMOV, V.I.
Effect of the yarevization. of spring wheat on the yield and
quality of seeds. Agrobiologiia ne.4:70-77 Jl~Ag 156.
(MW 91.10)
l.Sol'skokh*zyay%tvsnnyy institut, gored Novosibirsk.
(Wheat) (V4rnalization)

KRASIK2U,-A-.,-tkachJkha., Geroy Sotsialiaticheakogo Trada.. delegat
XXII ollyezda Kommalstichefskoy partii Sovetskogo Soywm
Our flight into the future, Sov.profsoiuzy 17 no.22.9-10 H
161* (KM .14: 10)
1. Leningradakaya fabrika "RabochillrIf
(Leningrad-Twcti.le industri)

KRASIKOVA, Antonina Timofeyevna Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda, tkachikha,-
0110smol P.G.1 tek1m. red.
I I p
[Life of a woman weavor]Put' tkachikhi. Leningrad, Lenizdat,
1961. 57 p. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Fabrika "Itabochiy", Leningrad (for Krasikova).
(Leningrad--Textile workers)

V /I I Z,
)ATNUI
=031CAM
MTRACTt
fird 1/5
ZVI/138-50-10-4/10
GVl', Y.T911TWIlts., S A 13; 11,14 141
I'S Tea S,
gap noy, 'I. NJ
bg:ttjStlOn Of the POISIbilitf,
r Pasrs"otts. sposobs, love ahsnLya akhl-Lxh,1.nnrkh
r*tln)
Kauchult I Hazina, 195S. Hr 10o pp 22 - 28 (TISSA)
Uuch rubber serap is not re-used because of the difftoul-
ty of pulvortalft: the notarial. This dirmultr can be
overcome by chillirC the rub')*r. The Authors first
review the 0 a in physical and aschanitil ;.rOP$rtle$
of rubjer V.t mperaturs. Fi.~.l shows r-vcimii speed
of rupture (:R:t..) a~~Iinst to.perature for a vulcanlse4
mixture of SO anJ t~'urul rubber. 71g.2 shoos the seem
for 30 (Butyl) mbber;, Zich figure shows cruryas Nr
three different ratip a UfMottion. The r%x1Aa,m ape*&
of raptur* 13 that "hlo;i occurs Inie,liatoly before the
specimen parts. The re-oriontation of nutorill at the
point where mptn" aow~anaas was studied by sertbirke a
line across tho SPeCiftnal and COMPArin- the thickness
of the line ,her* rupturL aoa~..ences wltg the thicknelf
of the line In the unroptuvd part of the stretched
speaLmon. In Fir.4 these relttive thicknesses are plot-
0146tioll of the Posalbility of Pulverisinr, ~hil~.d
red s:aInat time for specimens of JXB and natural rubber
at four differentatompezuturea: The aP~Qlcw,i3 more, do-
formed at a rate f 500 mn/mih At -53-3a no ri-orlontstion
at the rupture point occuri. FiL.5 ahcv:,Gtrvg~ r-.It
relativo elonCation for the same rubber At see
temperatures. 71o.ft shoms the relative elonration versus
temperature. and ILS.61a the stress war-us temperature at
the soment or rupture. In each case for throe different
lov"ation. In def tmAtion
N -
rmi~l f plotted a,~slnst M Vis r UK; and
a
th ~.) dill, 71~,.A for M40 plus natural rubber. By
n
oomparitZ M,:; 2c 6 and 7 0no seen that the temperature
for wallmus, w k f deformation to rupture corresponds
to that for minimum speed of rupture aml for aslimum r%.
lative, olo"tion at rupture. At low temperatures the
lou sability of the solsoulAr structure prevents re.
orientation at the point of rupture is is wen In Pig.41
the rtatetance to rupture and relative slo"tion 4e-
areas* And the speed of rupture, Inord'Ses. 11.1.9 shows
stress versus relative slonestion for "splas of rubber
and tabric, out froa a tyro casing. at throe different
2/3 rates of deformation for r."

Uvestiption of the Possibility Of Wlv$rlsljC Chtll*J Ilubber
base or the mill wss subjected to slays a-malysis. X-Argy
Input was n*a=nd by a recarlinc watt" tar. ?Able I
bows results wlth, this pulforlser for various rubber
:
nd rubber fabrlo zateriAls. The slit or the qp*n!;,Gs
In the dlsahargt zrattrt: was either3 am or 2.aoiZ 16terial
APAI 000144 to temperatures Of .580, -600 And 30 0. Time
:nd k.*.h' to pulverlte 400 grams* quantities of asterial
r4 Eiven. and the specific onsrCl requirement In k.w.h.
"r Wrio-Son of Naterl:1 is CIV911 In the last column.
Table 2 givem the Mve nalyalsi for the various sanploe
for5YA and for 2 me openinem in the discharge GratIng.
To complete the calculation for energy requIress nts, the
power In k.w.h. required to cool one ton of material to
,*Operator*: between 300 and -5300 are glymn. Thm
Moulat Ion are ban n a
I ?.Initij) t4eporature of ROOG.,
tt:dia
speolflo heat of m V I V.ca ksca, and coal-
(;Ord 4/5 1w, *ffialortay from & Prion 12-refrigeratton alrouit as
the &uw form AN the plain rubber apeolmons In ILC-5-
In order to obtain a brittle state -her. pulverlx1nC
rubber And fabric materials the tanparaturs cunt be
lowered and the apsed of pulverization or ru pturs nuat
be Inqrvased. The appamtua shown In ri~.10 was con-
atructed to determine optimum speed of daforzation for
pulverization. Specimens 10 . 20 mm wide and I - 6 ma
thick Or% aljw4pod to the peripherY of a 200 am disc
whloliaan be rotated at various mpee4s. The, disc r%1nS
In an Insulatel ta6r. The specimonz strike 4COL"t ft
pin _3ted on 4 sprlrC. a that the for** AO'IhC On t)*
pin can be measured dyn":nstrically, and the trarty of
deformation in froaturt the specimens can be oalculAteC
optimum speed VAN fourolo be in the relon of 3000 r-P.O.
frog the pamm~tars established, the hammer-alll type of
Pulvorimarl shown In Fie-Ill was constructed. The cap
betxsan the hoursera and the eaw-toothed periphery of the
mill aeoire Is 1.5 - a VA. Th* will runs at 3MQ r.9-0-
Th. will is f4d with places of -bber about 40 9 20 1 8 an
Previounlyt:06104 in a dry too and alcohol %Ixtuft- ftl-
oard 3/5 va 010 a* rial discharged through the gratine At the
in Fte.12 with a further MC 1~4- 0, .4. --- -

KHAS IKOVA y 1-1. A.
Use of a phosphate buffer in the production of plague vaccine. Zhuv.
mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 32 no.9sl36 S 161. (MIRA 1~.-2)
1. Iz Srodneaziatskogo nauchno-issledavatellskogo protivochuanorro
0
instituta. (PLAGUE)

~'WTYOIIA, N. A.
Krasikova, N. A.
"Material on the innervation of the small tntestin.11 LIvov State Medical
Inst. LIvov, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candiditte in Yedical
Sciences).
Knizhn~~ya letopla I
NO. 21, 19~ ~.Foscow

RMACHUSY-TrY, M.T.: KRASIKOVA, N.A.
VenouB outflaw 1'.voM gome, organs of the Sma3l 13611,dS LTI COalatP,-.al
c il r c ul a t 10 ti a LA: h a an a t. 9 9 J. S tu . S. i; n br . 47 n o . -,-0 - 6 8~42 ' 0 16 4 -
( M
, IRA 1820
1, Kafedra normallnoy anatowii (zav. - prof. Ye.F.Mellmun) ivano-
F.~--unkovtqkcgomeditainskogo insUlluta.

)MASIKOVA" N.A. (Stanislav, u1. Lesi Ukrainki, 3, kv-5)
11
.- ources, of the imervation of the sma.U intestine and dependence
of the sta-uoture of its intramural neural appexatus on the nature
of its nixtrition.. Arkh. anat. gist. I embr. 40 no.301-36 Mr ',.'j1.
(MIRA
5)
14:
I.Kafedra normallnoy anatomii (zav. - prof. Ye.P.Mellm&n) Stanislav-
akoao medinstituta.
(INTESTINES-22MEHVATION)

BYALISKIY, A.L., nauchny,~ tri~drjlk; K,"l-TCV,
W)RDEYLVA, naLc~jr;yy
-,otrudnik; Kl T, . 'r
.!,.I - ~ , riauchnyy 00 rUdnik
Using the suspon.-I-ion r.rl-thc!j on it contlxaww3 ajp.VaLus, fcr the
dycing of fabrics witi, vat dyes. Tellist. Prom. 25
Ac 165.
1. V.Oluproduktov
i kraoitoley (NIOPIK) (for liyullnMy, K~~rpv, hEAVovjk*a-Yu, Gordayeva,
Kraaikova). 2. TSeri~-Irallr,:;ynauchno-i:jEIedcvitcl'L~kl,,r llnc;titut
khlopchatobwratzlinoy proiliyshileruio,-~ti (for Fleyzenova).

1. KRASIKOVAJ, N. S.
2. USSR'(600)
4. Mites-Tomsk Province
7. Granary mites of Tomsk Province and how to control them; Trudy Tomsk.un. No. 114,
1951.
9. Monthly Ust of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March, 1953. Unclassified.

USSR / General and Special Zoology. Insects. Insect P
and Mite Fests.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur_BIoI,, No 12s 1958l 54401.
Author Krasikova N S Mikhaylova, A. M.
Inst i ~o ~3'
Title The Larch Gall-Midge In the Environs of Tomsk.
Orig Pub: Tre Tomskogo un-ta,, 1956, 142,, 209-214,
Abstract! Dasyneura laricis Is widespread in Siberia. It
damages chiefly the stubby shoots bearing the main
mass of the needles. The gall-gnats appear simul-
taneously with the bursting of the needles and
without additional feeding lay their eggs, one at
a time, in the lower part of the shoot, Instead of
the shoot,, It Is the gall which develops subsequently,
and by the following year the shoot will have coz..
pletely withered. The egg stage lasts 8-9 days.
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USSR / General and Special Zoology. Insects. Insect P
and Mite Pests,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Siol., No 12, 1958, 54401.
Abstract: The larvae develop during the entire summer and
reach the length of 5 mm, Moltings are accompanied
by a preliminary cocooning, The larvae winter In
the silk cocoon on one of the peripheral scales of
the gallb In the spring, Inside the cocoon, the
larvae become transformed Into pupae from idilch
the Imagos emerge In 1.10 days. The gall-mIdge
Infests both the old larch and the.additional young
growth. The article gives a description of the
developmental stages, and characterizes the des-
tructive activity. -- L. V. Zimina.
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coin,mon 'hairy worc !,idcly distributod and
CIEWS-A tho imos-,; damae-,c;. 11 dcicription
of tho habitatn, wint,~riK,.; hebits anddistribu-
tion of tac iaitc;s is --ivcii. A of
and dorstructiv~ i-ac:,suroi for c,:)ii-'U-rol--
lin.3 iaitos hi tho, fiold and Sranaricr, im-s r~;co-m--
mcnd,Dd, capocially cooli.n,,,, -*U',i--, .!-..
I . u
which ..ms niont uflcc*u"ivk; undur :J)ibcrian co-id-J,
t iorls. Tho, apidor ;iiost dcziu,rucluiv~-
in ro,,---ihouso3 and hothousos. -.- V. G.
ll-~rd 2/2

K.RASIKOVA, T.M.; 14ERKUWV, A.A.; PAITKRATOV, G F.
I
High-resistance microvire meamiring resistance coils., Izm.tekh.
no.1:43-45 Ja 162. (MIRA 14:12)
(Blectrio -measurements)

S01111KOVA, K.Asp kand. med. nauk; KRMIKOVAp V.A... kand.med. nauk
Indices of arterial pressure in healthy children during the
first three years of life. Vop okhr. ma~erin. dets-. 8 no.19
56-59 163 (KnU 17 t2)
1. 1z kliniki rannego vowasta ( zav. - prof. X.R.Shaotin)
Nauchno-isoledovatellskogt),rdiatricheakogo instituta ( dir.
kand. med. nauk V.PoSpirin Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
RSFSR.

KRASIKOVA, V. A. Cand Med Soi -- (d-.1rs ) "Certain indiontors of the condition
of the uer,7ous system -du=h pneumonia in infants." 1,!os, 1957. 12 pp
(Min of Henlth USSR. Central Inst fcir the Advanced Training of --;hysicians),
200 copies (KL, 6-58, 102)
-39--

USSII/Fann Animals. fitzieybee -
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-'T.'ol - p 110 17, 1958, 788V -
Author : KraGikp,~A,,4k.,;#,X,NaUnova) I. A4
Inst -i'mmemsfic-Research Thstitute of Apiculture.
Title Age of Larvae Infected with European Foul Brood.
orig pub. Dyul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. N.-i. in-ta pehelovodstva,
1957, No 2, 33-
Abstract: A sugar feed was given to tested colonies uhich
contained causative agents of Euroj~ean foul brood:
Bacterium pluton, Baci.Uus alvei and Streptococcus
apis. It was established that the foul brood in-
fected the larvae, staxting from the end of the
3-day-olds, i.e. from the time of the transfer to
feeding of the brood with the honey beebread =ix-
ture.
CaIXI 1/1

kleAS j k6 V,4-, V /; -
KRA~,IKOVA, V.A.
visorders of sleep and vaketine in oje=onia in small children.
Pedistriia no.5-.58-& My '5V. (MIRA 10:10)
1, 1% kafedry pediatrii TSentral'aogo instituts usovershenstvovaniya
vra.-hey (zav. - deystvitul'r~7,r chlen, AMN SJSR G. 11. Spe ranek iy) aa
baze bollaitay imeni Dzerzh!nv'-co!-o (plavapy vrach A.N.Kudrynabovs)
(FIII&IMOUIA) (1SLKi:P,'

KRASIKOVA .A-
Morphological characteristics of the Siberian white 9aloon
(S tenodus leucichthys nelma (Pallas)) of the Yenisey River. Zool.
zhur. 39 no.7:1103-1106 J1 60. (MIRA 13: 7)
1. Siberian Department of the All--Union Research Institute of
Lake and River Fishery Management, Krasnoyarsk.
(Yonisey River--Salmon)

KRASIKOVA, V.A.
Perch (Perea fluviatilis L.) of the Yeniser River; its bielegr and
fishei7 aspects. Vopo ikht, no,10:99-110 158. (MIRA 11:10)
l.Vsosorwn,ry nauchne-lealelovatellakly institut ozernogo i rechnogo
rybnogo khozyaystra, Sibirsk-aye otdeleniye.
(Yenlaer River--Perch)

I.- WS-IKOVA, V.A.
Tho lako whitefinh Coregwrus peled (Gmelibe) from Lake 1~~ovskoye;
a biological and.fishery mu-my. Vop. ikht. I no.3:462-1,67 161.'
(MIRA 14:11)
1, Sibirskoye otdeleniye Gosudaratvennogq nauchno-isaledovateltakogo
instl ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva, KrAsnoyarok.
(Makovskoyet lake-Whitefishes)

. KRASIKOVA, V.A.; OLISHANSKAYAp O.L.
The whitefish Coregonus neLous Pallas as an object of acc21matization.
Vop. ikht. no.17:115-121 161. (MRL 14t 5)
1. Sibirskoye otdoleniye Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-iasledovatellakogo
inatituta ozernogo i reohnogo rybnogo kbozyaystva (GosKIORKh)
(Bol'shaya Rechka-Whitefishea) (Acclimatizationi

KRASJ~OVA,_ V.A.; SESYAGIN, S.M.
observations on the spawftillg of the whitofish Coregonus nasus
(Pall.) in the Rybnaya Rivur (the Pyasina River system). Vop.
ikht. 2 no.2:295-298 162. (MRA 15:11)
1. Sibirskoye otdoleniye Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva (GosNIO.qn),
Krasnoyarsk.
(Rybnaya, River (Krasnoyarsk Territory)-Whitefishes)

PANOV, N.A., prof .;-JMASIKOVA,,S..A.-, kand. med. nauk; NIKITINA, '"'I.N.,
nauchnyy sotrudnik
A unique form of underdeveloped lungs in prosmture ctAld.ren.
Vest. rent. i rad. 40 no.6;8-10 N-D 165.
(141RA 19: 1)
1. Nauchno-issladovatellskiy pediatricheakiy inatitut Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya RSFSR, 14oskva*

. KRASIKOVA, V,I,, hand. biol. nauk; RUBASHKINA, S.Sh., starshiy nauchnyy
. . - Z ". -- a.ot rudnik;; MARUSHKINA, V.I., mladahiy nauchnyy sotrudnJI;
LUDANOVA, N.V.j, mladshiy :nauchnyy sotrudnik
Antibacterial substances :preventing the bacterial deteriora-
tion of chilled meat. TTuay VNJIM' no.16:227-230 164.
(KIRA 18:1-1)

t;~~'.-IKOVA., kand. biol. rzuk) SEEME.NK(j. N.Ya.; 1,11DANOVA, N.V.,
al a.dahiy nauolrunyy BGRI'-~Ailolo et~nrshly 1,ekhnik' ';
laboran'w
Use of sorb!,-- acid to prevenL thc~ ir,,)IJ4ng of
.3ausage. Trudy VNIMP nc.1642.10--'144 164. (MMA 18411.)
1. Sta-rahly Jnzhener Vsev,~~yutnogr)
imtitui~a myasnoy promyshlennot-,ti (for seulolicililco".

KRASIKOVA,, V. I.; LIKHONOSOVA, N. D.; MUMMA,, V. I.; KARASEVICII) Ye. K-.; -I'MANOVA) N. V
- VMMYIbVA-,-Tl. M.; OVCHINNIKOVA, L. P.
"Study on the Intericity of brine microflora respiration during ham curing."
report submitted for 10th Eurcpean Mtg, Meat Res Workers, Rockilde, Denmark, 7-15
Aug 196~.

L3179--66
ACCESSION M.,1AP5015353 ~

SUBMITTED:~ o4mar63~,
ENCL - 00, SUB' CODE .'ES EC,
NO REF SOV. 000, OTHER., boo ATD PRESS.

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ei

KNIPOVICH, Yuliya Hikolayevna; a~SIXOVA, V.M.; CHUYEIKO, L.I.
imterminatioa of indium lu minerals. Inform. 6bor. YUGS1 no-18;
11-30 159. (MM, 13:11)
(1ndium--;Lnalysis) (Minerals)

KMTKEVICH, I.K.j, kand.tekhn.nauk, do,tsent; ARBUZOV, S.V., kand.tekhn.nauk;
Prinimalivahastiyet. KRASIKOVA, Z.N.; NASYROVA, Sh.I.;
SOLOVIYEV, B.S.; SHjjMA-,-Z-.r-.;-Ma-MUA, L.V.; KOROTKOVA, L.W.;
KONYLKIN., A.F.'; GLAMAZDA, V.P.; LOZHKINJk, V.T.
New simplified method of leather drying and moisturizing*
Izv.vys.ucheb,zav.j tekb.leg.prom. 3:43-58 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Vsesoyuznyy zaoohnyyinstitut tekstillnoy i legkoy
promyshlennosti (for Kvyatkevich). 2. TSentralinyy nauchno-
issledovatelsokly institut kozhevenno-obuvnoy promyshlonnesti
(for Arbuzov), Rekomendovana kafedroy mashin i avtomato*
Vsesoyuznogo-zaochnogo instituta tekstillnoy i legkoy promysh-
lennosti.
(leather--Drying)

ISVANDOjq Te.P.; IMASIKOVA9 V.M.; XLSFJZVAp Ye.V.; YEVSEYEVA9 I.V.
Solubility of metapicrite and chlorite amphibole schist in carbonatAi
oolutionaj experimental alludies of bauxite formation. Inform.
abore MGM no. 20:99-109 159. (KIRA 14:1)
(Picrite) (Schitits) (Bauxite)

KRASIKOVA~ V.140
Solubility and occurrence of silicie acid in solutions in
weathering processes. Inform.sbor.VSEGEI no-50:95-100 161.
(MM 15:8)
(Silicio acid) (Weathering)

SHELLER, V.R.[Schoeller, W.R.,deceaBed]; POUELL,A.R.[Powell.A.R.1;
BELOPOLISKrY, M.P.[translatorj; iYXOVA, V-9-Ltran-slato-j-
19UPOVICH, Yu.N.(translator]; KRASIKOVAI_ VJI. [ translai~rj;
POPOV, N.P.[translatorl; STOLYIMVA i-.i.-Fir-anslator]; YUSGVA,
V.A.(trs.nslator]'.,- ZAYKGVSKIY,F.V., rotsenzent; SHCHERBOV,D.P.,
retsenzent; NEMANOVA, G.F., red. izd-va; IVAIIOVA,A.G., tekhri.red.
[The analysis o4 mineral.s and ores of the rarer elerrcnts]An-3aiz
mineralov i rud redkikh elementov. Pod obshchei rod. IUJI.Knipo-
vich i N.P.Popova. Mosl-va, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1962. 447 p.
(MIRA 15:12)
(Mineralogy, Determinative) (Metals, Rare and minor)

ACC NR, AP6021439
IINVILNTORS: Sobolevskiy, K. M.; Krasilenkos V. A.
IORG: none
TITLE: A quasi-balanced bridge for tho ,ioparate measurement of the impodanco
components. Class 21, No. 182233 fannouncod by Institute of Automation and
C
ectrometry, SO AN SSSR (Institut avtoNttiki i elaktrometrii SO AN 55SIQ7
ISOURCE: Izobroteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyyo znaki, no. 11, 1966, ~2-43
1
ITOPIC TAGS: electric measuring instrument, electric resistance, resistance bridgo
ABSTLM: This Author Certificate presents a quasi-balanced bridge for the separate
measurement of the components of impedances, with a series circuit for their
decomposition. The bridge includes a que.si-balance indicator and a bridge circuits
The quasi-balanco state of the latter is determined by the balance of the moduli of
the voltages between tiio grounded common point of the ratio arms and the point
connecting the resistance under study with tho standard rc3i3tanco (see Fig. 1). The
Fig. 1. 1 - quadrature phase-sensitive indi-
cater; 2 - device for shaping the reference
voltage of the indicator; 3 test object;
4 - standard resistance; 5 auxiliary element
Card 1~
UDC: 621.317.733.025

NR: AP6021439
ratio arms have the same resistance char&,-tor and are equal in value. 'Ille standard
resistance has either a pure active chara,~ter or a pure reactive character. 'The s atusI
of the quasi-balance bridge circuit is also determined by the equilibrium of the
moduli of the voltages between the indicated ground point and the point where the
standard resistance is divided into two parts. The value of the desired component
is road off along ono of these parts of Vie standard resistance, this part being
connected between the division point and the point of connection with the ratio arm.
The design eleminatos the possibility of obtaining a "false zero" in the process of
bringing the bridge to a quasi-balance state. A quadrature pli&se-sensitivo indicator
is used as the indicator. The input terminals of one of the two channels are connected
to the output of the device which shapes the reference voltage of the indicator by
summing the voltages between the ground pDint and the ends of the standard resistance.
The input terminals of the second channel of the phase-sonsitivo indicator are
connected to the grounded point of the bridge circuit and the center point of the
auxdliar ' element (which has the same character as the standard resistance'and ;dli:ch
y
shunts a section of the standard resistance). This shunted section is included
between the point of cornecting it with t.Ao test object and the point where the -
standard resistance is divided into two. Orig. art. has: 1 figure,
SUB CODE: 091 SUBM DATE: 13Apr65
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s/88o/61/000/079/oo4/oll
E194/E455
AUTHORS: Karandeyev, K.B., Shramkov, A.Ya., Krasilenko V.A.
TiTLE: The use of nonlinear resistances in automatic self-
balancing bridges
SOURCE: Lvov. Politekhrtchny-y institut. Nauchnyye zapiski.
no-79- Voprosy elektroizmeritellnoy tekhniki. no.l.
1961. 98-103
TEXT: The object of the ifork -was to develop a self-balancing
bridge for temperature recorders and similar devices which should
be as simple and reliable as possible, avoiding the customary use
of a motor-driven rheostat as the balancing device in one arm of
such bridges. One arm is the resistance to be measured, which
may be a pick-up;; another comprises an incandescent lamp filament:
the remaining two arms are constant resistances selected to suit
the bridge operating conditions. Feed-back is provided between
bridge input and output. A small bridge-operating input voltage,
insufficient to affect the lamp resistance, gives an out-of-balance
output voltage which is amplified and applied to the bridge input
together with the low operating-voltage. This heats the lamp so
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The use of nonlinear ... E194/E455
that its resistance is increased and the bridge approaches balance,
but there will always be sufficient out-of-balance to maintain
current through the lamp. This, of course, depends on the
resistance of the pick-up or other object measured. Thus the
input voltage from the amplifier is a measure of the pick-up
resistance and can be measured, by a suitable meter. The out-of-
balance required to keep the bridge in the equilibrium position
should be as small as possible, certainly not more than 0.2 to 0.3
of the principal error of the instrument. For example, when the
out-of-balance is 0.1% the amplification factor should be at least
4000. The bridge operating-voltago should be about 100-th of the
amplifier output voltage to ensure that it does not affect the
lamp filament temperature. In a bridge using a low-voltage
incandescent lamp (lV, 75 mA), the amplifier amplification was
14000, the thermometer resistance ranged from 100 to 300 ohms
and the other bridge components had stated values. The relation-
ship between the pick-up resistance and the meter reading (max 3 mA)
was almost linear. The auxiliary voltage was 15 mV. The circuit
responded stably to smooth changes in the pick-up resistance;
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5/880/61/000/079/004/011
The use of nonlinear ... E194/E455
the overall speed of operation and error depended mainly
on the indicating instrument used. There are 4 figures.
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tsenzei-A3
p.A.
red.
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of elac troly LOS I Konduk t ome tv i I a; izine ve ti o 0 1 prov
nosti. i:Aektvalltov. Nuvosibiro'k.
(-jtd c S b nsk o c. o hu, -n il ~ I N? 1FH 1", i
1. lnot-i-,,ut neorpanicheskoy
-kil 2.
.1 TI, (for Kryul,
institut im. M.I.Kallnina (for
trii
avtomatiki i c--Iekti-,-)mp
(for Sabolcv3kiy~ Krasilenko).

SC:ff)TE",,!,l',F',TY, K.Nf.; ?"'LENKO, ",it.
1,T ;M 3 r[,

Sill
JUS, Andrzej; LASKOWSKA, Danut&; WINMICKI, Tadouss; XRASILWICZ.
4ozar4.
Attempted antibiotic thempy of acute psychotic states, KeUr,
& c.polelm 5 no.4:353-365 July-Aug 155.
16 Z Kliniki Psychitryczaej A.M v Lodsi KierawAlk: prof. dr. 1.
Wilczkowski Zo expitala dla Nerwowo i Psychiczais Chorych in.
'Bobinaklego w Kochanowce Dyrektor: dr K. Harzynski.
(ANTIBIOTICS, therapeutic use.
psychoses)
(PSTCHDSES, therapy,
antibiotics)

KRA ILRWIGZ, l4rs4aril
"-1--
Therapeutic use of largactil (chlorpromazine) in Kochanowka.
Neur. &c. polska 7 no.1:29-40 Jan-Fab 57.
1. Z Kliniki Poyahlatrymmej A. Mo w Isodzi. Kierowalk: prof. dr,
2. Wilczkowok:L i z Panstwowego Szpitala dla Psychicznie i Nerwowo
Chorych w Kochanowee Dyrelctor: dr.Marzywki.
(GEURPROWINE, therapeuticuse,
(Pol))

GNAT, T.; JI.EZIER5KA, A.; KRASIT,FWICZOWA, 1-1,; WIFRHICK!, T.
'- I ~ 1 1.
Preliminary communication on the treatment with new
antidepressive agents saroten and surmontil. Nourol.
neurochir. psychiat. Pol. 14 no. 2:1123-326 Mr-Ap 164.
L Ze qzr)itala d1a Nyerwowo i Pgychicznie Chroych Kochanowka
w Lvd7A (Dyrektor: dr T.Wierzbicki).

L h5439-66
ACC N'~-
AT6022337 SOURCE CODE:' UR/0000/66/000/000/0026/0026
AUTHOR: Balanov, A. T.; Vitebskiy, V. B.; Grinenko, S. G.; Krasilich, G. P.
MG: none
TITLE: Three-phase power transformer with emf Hall sensors
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya nauchnaya sess.iya, posvyashchennaya Dnyu radio. 22d,
1966. Sektsiya radioperedayushchikh ustroystv. Doklady. Moscow, 1966, 26
TOPIC TAGS: electric Vc==xAransforrner, oscillograph, radio transmitter,
emf Hall sensor) RrM67,r
ABSTRACT: The present work shows the results of an investigation of a three-
phase power transformer with emf Hall sensors. This instrument receives an
electric signal from its output proportional to the active power measured. The
instrument can therefore be used for remote control, in automatic- control systems,'
and as an oscillograph of the power measured. The power converter investigated is
r.,d 1 / 2

L 45439-66
ACC NR, AT6022337
intended for measurements of relatively high (20 Icw) power, used by a radio
transmitter and is characterized by relatively high measurement accuracy over a
wide range of temperatures and low power consumption. [GCI
SUB CODE:0,17 SUBM DATE: 31Mar66/

Card 2/2

PISKULINJ V.K.; KRUTKINA, P.A.; jWIL'NAYAI,.Ak._ (Yalta)
Effect of oxygen baths on hypertension. Vrach. delo no.5:la-143
My 162. (KIRA 15:6)
1. Sanatoriy "ZhemchuzIdna", Yalta.
(HYPERTENSION.) (OXYGEN THERAPY)
(BATHS, MEDICATED)

KRASILIKII. L.A. - RWIOVOT, F.L.
t
Machine for fatigue tests of wire at hig temperatures. Biul-tekh.-
ekon.inform. no.801-33 16D. (MIRA 13:9)
(Tatigun testing machines)

SOV/139-58,-4-4/30
AUTEORS: SikorBkiy, Yu. A., Vertepnaya, G. I. amd Kra3il'nik,1A,,G.
TfTLE: Perm,-tttivitv and Energy of the
(Dielektricheslcaya pron.4tsayemost' i enerSiya
kristallicheskoy reshetki)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya VysshDth Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Fizika,
19589 Hr 4, pp 33-36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A number of authors have established the influence of
mechanical deformation on the optical and electrical
properties of crystals. V. I. Khotkevich (Ref 12) and
other authors have established thatin the initial stage
of plastic deformation. tha deformation work iz fully
transformed into latent deformation energy. The
possibility of accumulating energy during deforuation was
confirmed by experimental data of Walker and Bl,atta2harya
(Ref 13). Investigating the problem -of the relation
between the lattice ener6y and the physico-chemical
properties of single crystals, Ye. K. Zavadovskaya (Ref 14)
established that the lower the polarisation ability of
the molecules the higher will be the energy of the crystal
lattice. A. A. Voroblyev and Ye. K. Zavadovskaya
Cardl/4 (Refs 15, 16) found that with increasing bond energy of

SOV/139-58-4-4/30
Permittivityand Energy of the Crystal Lattice
the electrons the crystal, their forced oscillations
decrease and, therefore, the refraction coefficient also
decreases. By comparing the results of Khotkevich and
Walker with the data of Zavadovskaya and Voroblyev, the
following conclusions can be draw-n: the deformation of
the crystals brings about an increase of the energy of
the crystal latticel consequently,during deformation,the
permittLvity of the crystals should decrease. Indeed,
Ye. V. Sinyakov and 1. A. Itak (Ref 17) have observed a
decrease in the spontaneous polarisation during unilateral
mechanical compression of a plate made of a ferro-electric.
Earlier Vull established the opposite effect, namely an
increase In the permittivity of barium tit-anate as a
result of an increase in the hydrostatic pressure. The
contradiction between the effects observed by Sinyakov
and Vull is underst-andable if the results of Burstein
(Ref 9) and Wolf (Ref 8) are compared with the results
of Kiyama (Ref 11), taking into consideration views expressed
by the authors Of this Daper. The aim of the here
published results was to verify the c-,orrectness of the
Card2/4 opinions expressed by the authors concerning the influence

Permittivity and Energy of the Crystal Lattice SOV/139-58-4~/30
of the plastic deformation caused by unilateral compression
on the permittivity in crystals with the simplest lattice
structure,i-e.aacrystals of alkali-haloid salts where the
anticipated effect can be observed in the purest form,
In their investigations the authors used natural common
salt crystals from which specimens of 20 x 20 x 5 mm were
' s I
cut and,for eliminating ititern--~~l stre the crystal
latticS,the speCiMerLS were annealed in electric furnace
at 500 C for 10 hours and then were slowly cooled. in the
same furnace. The obtained results can be summarised
thus: the plastic deformauion brings about a dec:,ease in
the permittlvity of the investigaWd common salt crystals
and it *c a n b e assumedthat tho observed decr~-ase
of the permittIvIty ~Lurirag dei Drmation is caused by an
increase in the energy of the crystal lattice during the
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Permittivityand Energy of the Crystal Lattice SOV/139-58-4-4/30
deformation. There are 18 references, 12 of which are
Soviet, 3 German, 3 English.
ASSOCIATIONS: Kiyevskiy politekhnicheski instuitut
(KZgv Polytechnical Institute and
Ukrainskaya sel'skokhozya-ystvennaya Akademiya
(Ukrainian Agricultural Acadeiny)
SURAITTED: February 24, 1958
Ca-d 4/4

T
SIKORSKIY, Yu.A.: VERTYPNAYA, G.I.!; KRASILINIK, M.G.
Physical properties of melted water. Izvovyn*uchab*zav,; fiz,
no.1:V-15 159. OGRA 12:10)
1. Klynvekly polItekhnichmRkiy inutitut i Ukrainskaya sell-
shokhozyaystvennaya alradnimiya.
(Watnr-Dnnsity) (Water-Mlectric properties)

SOV/20---121-4-50/54
AUTHORS: Krasillnikov, A. A, Corresponding Mem4er, Academy of Sciences,
-U`~; ~,~a-y.77F~y;aan, 1]. Kh. , Skryabin, G . K - , Khokhlcra, Yu. M.
Ulezlo, I,- V., Konstantinova, T. X.
TITLE: On the Stimulating Effect of GiVeerellines of Different Origill
(0 atimuliruy-ushchem deystvii giblierellinov ra2lichnogo
proiskhozhdeniya)
PMIODICAL: Doklady Akademii naiic SSSR, 1958; Val. 121, Nr 4, Pp. 755-758
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In recent years the gibberellines -, new physiological'l'y actlA-v-a
substances - have drawn the attention of 'Large circles of
'botanists and plant growers. They have a great influence on
growth and development of plants as well as -upou their different
physiological manifestations and formation processes (Refe
5, 14). Gilsiperellines are o4tained from the se~.,-,etions of the
fungus Fusarium moniliforme (sexual sl.age is GjVaerella
on rice). At' the moment ~
Pulikuroi hese qulostanQes are pr9daQed
by special institutes in the USA (S. Sh. A,,')-, England (Angliya)
ard Japan (Yaponiya). Among the sulastances produced 4y them the
Card 1/4 authors investigated'. most ~,arefully a prPparation obtained

SOV120-121, -4-50/54
On the Stimulating Effect of Gibberellines of Different Origin
from the fungus Flasarium 9p. which was isolated from a befailp,-u
vine, The furgus grows well on d.4fferent culture media looth In
the case of simple synthetic and composed organic med.a,, Its
character and formation are briefly deilar-lood, It differs fr*jn
the race which is typical for Fusarium moniliforme. DifferenQes
are shown on figure Fusarium_22. produced the active su~--
stance on the two foilowing media: 1) MgCO 3 0,3 S,X6aCl 0;2,
KNO3 1~0 g' Faso 4 0,00! g, saccharo,-:16 20 C, tap-water i
liter. 2) (Accord 4ng to Stodola) NH C' 3.0 g, KH PO 3'0 6~
1 4 1- 2 4
Ugso 4* 7H20 3;0 9; saccharosis (or glucose) 30 g, tap-water
liter. The isolation and purfica'ion of the ac*'ve suastaace
was carried out according to Stodola and Qthers (Ref 13). The
preparations MY I and 2 were isolated, Nr I was more effecti-i-e
in the case of peas, cuoumlsers, maize, -vet,.,hes and others thau
NY 2 with respect to acceleration of grrwth and mass inc~7ease.
The roct system is not activated by any other preparatIcn. Thf
results of the main tests show (Figs % 2., Ta'~le ') that '.hq
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SOV/20 - 1 2 ',-- 4 - 5 0/5 4
On the Stimulating Effect of Gilpleerelit-nes of Different Origin
giblierelline A3 (1;y Profesoor Lang, Los Angeles) with respect
to its affect. It was also impossible to find chromatographical
differences. Only the chemical identification will prove
whether the preparations Nr 1 and 2 are really giVaerellines,
There are 3 figures, 1 talsle, and -115 references, 5 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy uni-,rersitet im, M. v. Lomonosova
(Moscow, State University imeni M. 'V. Lomonosay)
Institut fiziologii rasteniy im. K. A..Timiryazeva Akadex-Ji
nauk SSSR (Institute of Plant Physiology imeni A. K. Timixyaze-r,
AS USSR) Institut x.ikrobiol'ogii Akadem-ii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Microbiology AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 13, 1958
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KaLcMINIXOV, A.D. SHIVANOV, F.A.
Astronomy
Brief biographical infonnation about the pioneer of Russian field astromorV. Izv. Vses.
geog. obshch. 84, No. 2, 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Libtw~y of Congress October, 1952 MCL.

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3(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1379
Istoriko-astronomicheakiye issledovaniya, VYP. 3 (Studies in the
History of Astronomy, Nr 3) Moscow, Gostekhizdat, 1957. 706 P.
2,000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: Kulilcovskiy, P.G., Docent; Eds.: Rakhlin, I.Ye. and
Reznikovskiy, P.T.; Tech. Ed.: Akhlamov, S.N.; Editorial Board of
Series: Vorontsov-Vellyaminov, B.A., Professor, Kukarkin, B.V.,
Professor, Kulikovskiy, P.Q., Docent (Chairman, Committee of the
History of Astronomy, Astronomical Council, USSR Academy ce3zlences)
and Perell, Yu.G. (Scient1fic Secretary, Committee on the History
of Astronomy, Astronomical Council, USSR Academy of Sciences)
PURPOSE: This book is Intended for both the specialist and the Smeml
reader Interested in the development of astronomy in Russia.
COVERAGE: This volume, a collection of artielps by different authors,
~is*the third in a series on tne history of the development of as-
trono.my in Russia. Volume 3 deals with the development of the as-
tronomical sciences in the USSR from earliest times to the present
day. The articles describe such early observatories as the first
astronomical observatory of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences
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Studies in the Histo'ry (Cont.) SOV/1379
and those founded In Central Asia in the XIII century; they,further
desc.-ibe the life and contributions of such outstanding Russian
astronomers as A.D. Kraoillnikov, S.K. Kostinskiy, G.A. Shayn,.
N.A. Tachalov, S.P. Glazenap, and I.M. Rabinovich. One of thewre
important articles, by Prof. O.A. Mellnikov, Soviet astrophysi-
cist, treats the development of astrospectroBcopy in pre-revolu-
tionary and modern Russia. The editorial staff expresses Its
thanks to G.A. Tikhov, Cox~responding Member of the AN SSSR, Pro:--
fe5sorB P.M. Gorshkov, N.N,, Neuymina, Ye.S. Berez'anskaya and N.M.
Shtaude for their suggestions and assistance in reviewing the ma-
terial. The articles are accompanied by numerous photographs, dia-
grams, and extensive bibliographies.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the editors
5
Mellnikov, O.A. On the History of the Development of Astro-
spectroscopy in Russia and the USSR 9
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Studies in the History (Cont.) SOV/1379
ARTICLES AND REPORTS
Chenakal, V.L. Observatories of the Petersburg Academy of
Sciences in the.18th Century
Chenakal, V.L. DeBign, Construction and Installation of
Instruments in the First Astronomical Observatory of the
Petersburg Academy of Sciences
Nevskaya, N.I. A.D. Krasillnikov - The First Russian Astro-
nomer
Novokshanova, Z.K. Pulkovo Technicians - Creators of Astro-
nomical and Geodetic Instruments
Mamedbeyll, G.D. The Maraga and Peking Observatories In the
XIII lentury
Korytnikov, S.N. S.K. Kostinskiy and Engellgardt Astrono-
mical Observatory
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261
429
453
485
517
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Studies in the History (Cont.) 3OV/1379
Perell, Yu.G. Voltaire's Cosmological Ideas 541
Pikellnei:v, S.B. G.A'. Shayn (1892-1956) 5-311
MATERIALS AND DOCUMENTS
Deych, A.N. Biography of S.K. KostinWlcly (based on archive
material) 611
Ostashchenko-Kudryavtsev, B.P. My Teachers 625
Ostashchenko-Kudryavtsev, B.P. Storm of 1898 in Pulkovo 641
Rabinovich, I.M. Soloino Gubertus' Sundial 645
Suslov, A.G. Student Astronomy Groups in St. Petersburg in
1902-1914 649
Fi~om I.M. Simonov's Scientific Corvesponde'nce 659
Selected Bibliography on the History of Astronomy Published
In USSR-and Other Countries in 1955 and 1956. 691
Author Index 700
AVAILAB~LE: Library of Congress srw
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ACC NRI AP700390h' SOURCE COM OK/0030/67/019/001/KO05/KO06
AUTHOR: Bogdankevi.ch, O.V.; Zverev, M-M-*, Pechenov,
A.H.
ORG: Physical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Moscow
TITLE; Laser emission in electron-beam-excited ZnSe
j
SOURCE: Physica status solidi, V*'e'19, no. ~j 119679 K5-K6
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor laser, electron beam,; IF zinc
se-lenide 1,41FAII FwlSslo,,L) y 4075FA? Puj)j0'1A,')6- -
ABSTRACT:
Laser aciion'in* -e~lec'tron:-beam-pump'ed''Z'nSe at 46'00 X wa's observed expe-ri-
mentally. The ZnSe crystals were prepared under high-pressure, gas7phase
,reaction and subsequent crystallization. 7he samples were 3- [sic] x0:5 x 0.8 mm,!
and the spacing betdeen the cavity mirrors was 0.8 mm. The operating
temperature was 100K, rising to 150K during pumping. The experimental
isamples were pumped by 150-nanosec. 45-150 keV electron pulses. Red-
light emission was observed at small curveni densities; blue-line emission
)/CM2.
.It 4570 was observed at ~current densiti" greater than several aml

NRI AP7003904
Further increises in -the' current -value '20 'Wp/cM2)-.
resulted in a sharp ripe in the line (46004)-intensity (by a factor of 10),
a sharp narrowitig of its width (from 70 to'll A), and a directional effect.
Although the mode structure was not resoiv~d, various radiative directions,
-with a 7! bead apertuiret-could be identified. The results indicate that
the large threshold densities may be cause4 by the crystal inhomogeneity
and/or a high spontaqeous:recombinatlion erdse section. IN
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ACC NR: AP7003904' SOURCE CODE: GE/O030/67/o19/oO1/KO05/Koo6
AUTHOR: Dogdankevich, O.V.; Zverev, M.M.; Krasilnik v, A.I.; Pechenov,
A. N.
ORG: Physical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Moscow
TITLE: Laser emission in electron-beam-excited ZnSe
SOURCE: Physics. status solidi, v.'.*19, no. ~,*1967, K5-r,.6
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor laser, electron beam5jxwm+mmA;-~=e=; zinc
se-lenide zqj?ot1 FmIS~;Io,0
ABSTRACT:
a observed ex
Laser action in electron-beam-pumped ZnSe at 4600 wa Teri-
mentally. The ZnSe crystals were prepared under high-pressure, gas-phase I
reaction and subsequent crystallization. 7hesampleswere 3.fsicj x 0:5 x 0.8 mm,~
and the spacing between the cavity mirrors was 0.8 mm. The operating
'temperature was 100K, rising to 150K during pumping. The experimental
..6amples were pumped by 150-nanosec 45-150 keV electron puL3es. Red-
light emission was observed at small current densities; blue-line emission
at 4570 was observed at current densiti" greater than several amplCM2.
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AP7003904
Further increases in 'the current deniit.y- thie-'sili6fd vdluie 20 'amp/c'M2)-.
resulted in a sharp ripe in the line (460WA)-intensity (by a factor of 10).
0
a sharp narrowiftg of its width (from 70 to 11 A), and a directional effect.
Although the mode structure was not resolved, various radiative directions,
-with a 7? beam aperture, could be identified. The results indicate that
the large threshold densities may be cause4 by the crystal Whome3eneity
and/or a high spontaneous recombination cross section. IJHI
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ATD PRESS: 5114
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FACC 'NR,_P6Fi_6'0'_1'_3_2_3 SOURCE CODE: UR/0057/66/036/012/2213/2215
Man'ko, M. A.;
AUTHOR: Yeliseyev, P. G.; Ismailov, I.; _KrAsiJ'nJKcL
Strakhov', Vs Pe
ORG: Physics Institute im. P. N-0 Lebedev, AN SSSR, Moscow (Fizicheakiy institut
AN SSSR)
TITL'E: Temperatu.re dependence of the threshold current of injection-type lasers and
their c6ntinuous emission under liquid nicrogen cooling
SOURCE: Zhurnal iekhnicheskoy fiziki,.v. 36, no. 12, 1966, 2213-2215
TOPIC TAGS:- laser, injection laser, laser threshold current, laser.emiasion point.
laser emission threshold, laser'diode
ABSTRACT: The temperature dependence of the threshold current in the 77-200K range
was investigated on diodes prepared by vapor-phase and liquid-state epitaxy methods.
The vapor-phase specimens were prepared in the conventional way; the.epitaxial diodes
were prepared by the liquid-phose epitaxy method (as described by Nelson in RCA
Review,.24, 1963, 603) from a E;OlUtion of gallim arsenide in gallium at 920C. The
substrates were gallium arsenide p-type plates doped with zinc at a concentration of
about 7 x 1019 cm-'3. Graphs of threshold current vs. temperature for two epitaxial
diodes show a linear dependence (gradients of 1.6 and 1.3'. per degree). For vapor-
phase specimens, the gradient is 3.9% at 77K; at higher temperatures the gradient
declines slowly. The threshold current densities at 77K for vapor phase diodes lie
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AP7001323
within the 800-2000 amp/cm2 range, and for epitaxial specimens, between 1600-8000
amp/cM2. ~ formula is given for the conditions of generation as a fvnction of
threshold current, voltage on the junction, thermal resistance of the diode, and diod4
cross section. The formula shows that, at the nitrogen temperature, the threshold
current density should not exceed 5700-5800 amp/cm2 for epitaxial diodes and 1900
amp/CM2.f or vapor-phase diodes. Continuous emission was obtained at 1200-1600
amp/cm2 in a number of diodes, but*in some the threshold was not reached because of
overheatin;. This result suggests that the actual thermal resistance is 3 to 4 times
higher thaa the calculated value. The difference is attributed to insufficient con-
tact between the diode and the cooling agent. Orig. art. has! 1 figure and 2
formulas. [FFI
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Card

L-3-3441-66 EW( /EW(m)/T/DJP(e)/EWP(t)/ETJ ijp(c)
ACC NR. AP6013522 SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/66/000/002/0180/0182
f AUIVOR:-Dudenkova, A.V.; Krasillnikov, A.I.; Nikitin, V.V,
ORG: None
TITLF: Installation for growing single crystals of unstable semiconductors
Source: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta. no- 1966, 180-182
TOPIC TAGS: crystal, single crystal, semiconductor single crystal, single crystal
growing, indium arsenide
ABSTRACT: An improved apparatus for the _ rowing of compound sgLAconductor single cry
stals of groups III - V elements is described. Chamber pressure was kept in balance
with the stabilized pressures of the component vapors over the stochiometric melt sur.
face. Smooth lifting and rotation of the growing crystal was provided by an electroma
gnetic system. Minimum contamination was assured by sealed quartzOdesign and efficien
operational procedures. A review of prior art and a drawing of the apparatus are givel
together with recommended procedures. Authors thank N.G. Basov for his attention and
help, and V.K. Kulikov, R.A. Safonoy, P.K. PAshkoy, y.p. ShcheHriim and T.A. Sheveley
for aid in the installation adjustments. Orig.art. has 2 figures.-.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: l2Feb65/ ORIG REFt 000/ OTH REF: 006
UDC 5
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KRA ILININDV, A.I.: TOVARUSHKIN, S.P.
--
"Cqmbing machine for proc;assing short flax fibers.' P.I.Stakell
shchikey, D.I.Rachitskii, A.A.Bollshakov. Reviewed by A.I.Krasill
nikey, B.P.Tovarushkin. Taket.prom. 16 ne.3:67-68 Mr '56.
(MIRA 9: 6)
(Combing machines) (Plax) (Stakolishchikov, P.I.) (Rachitskii, D.I.)
(Bollshakov, A.A.)

RUBTSOV, V.A.; SMGEYZV, V.I.; LUKANOVA, K.V.; KWILINIKOV. A.I.;
KRYUKOVA, V.N.; BALTUTINA, 0.1. - '.-!
Handbook on flax opinning. Reviewed by Y.A,~Rubtsov and others,
Tdkst.prom6 18 no.10:63,*65 0 158. (MIRA 11:11)
Of
1. Zaveduyushchaya takhalcheakoy bibliotekoy Orshanskogo l1no-
kombinata (for Belyutina).
(Plax)