SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KULKA, M. - KULKOV, V. V

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KULKA, Ydlan.,-,,inz.
A esechoslovak,-apparAtus'for continuous measurameht of the
concentration of radioactive aerosols. Tech prace 14 no.7:
572-573 J1 '60-1 .
1. Tesla, Premysleni.

HADEK, V.; KULKA, M.
Contribution of beta and gamma radiation activity to total
dose intensity of fission products. Chekhosl fiz zhurnal 14
no. 61411-416 191+.
1. Institute of~ cromolecular,Chemistry, Czechoslovak
Academy of Scielges, Prague 6, Na Petrinach (for Hadek).
2. Teals. Pardubice Natfonal Enterprise, Research Institute
Premysleni (for Kulka).

n'LKA, S.
The cnrryng capacity of railroais. EGLAD F(ILEjrA'v, N .
.5 - n. 3?3. (PPZ Vol. 5. 0 10,
Oct. 1953, WqrsZowa, Polnnd)
50- Monthly List of ERst Euro"nn Accessions, (E-SAV, LC, Vnl- 3, No. 1~1, Dec.
1954. Urcl.

KULKAt S.
KULKAp S. The productive capacity of auxiliary workshops of the mechanical establishments
of the railroad. (To be contd.) p. 298
Vol. 8p no. 8p Aug. 1956
PRUGLAD KOLEJOWY
TECHNOLOGY
Warszawa,, Poland
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6. no. 2, 1957

KULKAp S.
KULKAt S. Productive capacity of auxiliary workshops of the mechanical establishments of
the railroad. p. 334
Vol. 8, no. 9. Sept. 1956
PRZEGLAD KOLEJOWY
TECHNOLCGY
Warszawa, Poland
So; East European Accession, Vol. 6, no. 2, 1957

KULKA, S.
KULKA, S. Calcula ting the idleness of rolling stock in ropar. (T o be contd.) P. 408
Vol. 8, no. 11, Nov. 1956
PRZEGLAD KOLEJOWY
TECHNOLOGY
Warszawa, Poland
So: East European Accession, Vol, 6, no. 2, 1957

KULKA,, S.
The productive capacity of au)dliary workshops of the mechanical establishments of the
railroad. P.21~
(PRZEGLAD KOLEJOWY, Vol. 9, No. 6,, June 1957, Warsaw, Poland)
SOt Monthly List of Fast Furopean Accessions (FYAL) Lc, voi. 6, No. 9 Sept. 1957, Uncl.

I'The System of 'Buying and Sellinr-I 'llwir-r, a General Overhaulini7 NlL5t L~;
Sept. 19511. ij-carsza,~,aq
- -Cj~'Il VeL. 99 11.0. 91
271, (YOTOTEZ!
Changed." P.
Poland.)
SO: Yonthly List of East European Accessions,
Vol. 3, 110- 1", Dec. 1954, Uncl.

Kulkarni, P.; Chiplonkar, 1-1.
Seasonal variation of twilight intensity. In English. p. 182.
RURTIN OF THE A INSTITUTD3 OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, Praha, Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 10, no. 5, Sept. 1959.
Monthly Ust of Fast European Accessions, (ER11) LC, Vol. 8, no. 10, lqc~q. -Oct*

KULFA3ii~-:'V, N.T.; ILI
-ucturall ccr-trcA of
22 6s35-!,7 N-~~
',,,v. All F;,,zakh. SS;'~ Ser.

KULK,*HF,V, N,,T,-, kand. goolago-mineralog. n "1.,v FOMTI;HEV~
Role of dislDcations with a breAk Jn continuity in the formation
of Iceland spar depoaltb in the Saysit syn~tline. Vests AN Kazakh.
SSR 21 no.9x6f)--73 " 165. (M:-Rk 1839)

"-KULKA�HWp NoT.
Axinites in skarna of centra.1 Kazakhatan. Vest.All Kazakh.SSR
17 no.3:84-97 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Kazakhstan-Skarns) (Axinite)

KULKASHEVA, 14 - YATAYEV , PI.
Distinguishing "Dangerous" and "safa" boundLries of the zone
of stability of automatic control systems. 17.v. AN Kaz. SSR.
Ser. mat. i mekh. no.9;96-105 t6l. (MIRA 14:3)
(Stability) (Automatic control)

BA7m.SM, A.I., juh.;.KULIERS, Yu.I., insh.; WMAL, S.Ts
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Water tower with precast reinforced concrete bearing elementoss
Slul. strol. t.ekh. 15 no.4:18-21 Ap 158. (MIRA 1115)
1., Giprostall,
(water towers) (Precast concrete construction)

!5 ~I~Pulet, mashinist akskavatora; KUIAKOV, H., redaktor; SHYT 0, Z.,
1~ rea.iktor; OYSTRAKH, V., takhnichaskiy redaktor
(Progressive work procedures of machinists operating excavators in
coal mines] Peradovya priemy raboty mashinistov ugollnykh ekskavato-
rov. Alma-Ata. Kazakhokoa gos. izd-vo 1956. 15 P. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Koragandinskiy ugolInyy rezras. (for Kullkeyev)
(Sxcavating machinery)

KULIKIKS, K.M.
"The Electron-Beam Maguetron an a Generator"
Iz. Aked Nauk SSSRj Ser. Fis., 4 No* 3# 1940s
Soi. Res. Pbysico-Tachnical Inst im N.G. Chernyahervakly, Saratov State Uaiv.

KMIN' K. M.
"Asymmetrical Excitation of Simple Cathode-Ray Magnetrons,"
TT. Nikolayevskogo korablestroit. in-ta, No 7. pp 166-171, 1954
Characteristics of statics and the oacillatory range of two cathode-
ray magnetrons with the cathode shifted outside the interspace of the
double-split anode, coupled to Lecher wires, were obtained. '1he depend-
ence of oscillations on the voltage difference between the anode sections
was studied. It was found that oscillationn occur only in the range of
drODPIng characteristic of static. (RZhFiz, No 4, 1955)
SO: Sum, No 606, 5 Aug 55

MURATOV, I.M.; KULIKIN, K.1,14 _
Voltage build-up in a p-n junction. Izv.vyo.ucheb.zav.; fiz. no.3:
179-181 163. (MIRA 16;12)
1. Udmurtskiy gosudarstvermyy pedagogicheskiy institut.

MURATOV, K.M.
Voltage build-up In a semloonductor diode due to a d1rcot current
discontinuity. Izv. vys6 ucheb, zav.; fiz, 6 no.1&62-65 165.
(~U,A 180)
1. Udmurtakiy pedagogiobeekiy institut.

Name: ICUL'KIN, S...G.
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Diseertation: On the embryogenesiB of the nerve appara~u.B of the human
bladder
Degree: Cand Med Sci
Afftilsttwz Stalingrad State Medical Inst
-Defemm Date, Placet 1956, Stalingrad
Sourcei Knizhnaya Iatopis'. No 45) 1956

USSR/Hurrn -nd Aninrl Morphol.)Cgy (Nor.-Il md. Pnthclcf-ic:-I) S-3
Pcriphurrl Nurvout~ Systom
Abs Jour : Rcf Zhur - Biol., No 12, 1958, No 55101
1
Author L-lCuLkin, S.G.
Inst '. Striing-~-i-t-lTre4dt-ute of Mo~icinc.
Titlo iTho Thin Structuro of Pcricollulcr Systol-.,
Orig Pub :Sb. nruch. rrbot toor. I klinich. krfcdr Strlin:7r. rcd.
in-tr, St,-Jin-r-d, 1956, 74-77
Abstract : In ontor-onc5is, tho pcrifibrillrr rynrptic of tho
intr~-P.urrl mvronF of the hv=n urinrry blrddcr Lz r2rnifur-
tcd nucli lrtor thrn the nourofibrillc,.r frr.--c of tho pcricol-
lulcr cyctc~-.-,, nencly, in thu srmo soqvcncc :,s In tho centrrl
normir vy.-ton. The difforoncor in intcnsity of tho pari-
fibrill,-r substmcc ir-progn-tion dcpond prir.~rily upon tho
functionrl Etrtc Pnd thQ function-1 ch?rcetcrictico of tho
nouron .!hich iv in contrct vith thif substrmcc, ra woll rs
upon the functionrl strto of tho progvnglionic Mors.
Cerd
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USSR / Humen and Animal Morphology. Nervous System. S-2
Peripheral Nervous System.
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Abs jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 14, 19150, 64803.
Author :
v Kill U-jn-,.. Z_4~~
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Inst : _
Stu!-.ne.:c-al 14edical Institute.
Title : Dev-alop~Lent of the Intramural Ganglion Apparatus
of the Urinary Bladder.
Orig Pub: Sb. hauchn. rqbot teor. i klinich. kafedr Stal-
ingrad, med. in-ta. Stalingrad, 1956, 85-88.
Abstract: In embryos 62 - 72mm long, there are, in the wall
of the urinary bladder (UB), accumulations
of
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neuroblasts ranging in size from six to seven m
(56 po.) and from 7.75 to 8 micron (12 p.c.),
lying along the path of the nerve faclol6s, or
isolated in the muscular membrane,fetuses 210 to
240 mm. long, particularly in the triangle of the
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USSR / Human and Animal Morphology. Nervous System. S-2
Peripheral Nervous System.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 14, 1958, 64903.
Abstract: UB, the nerve cells (ranging from 20 to 24 miciron)
are more differentiated than in the adventitia
and the submuoous membrane. The most different-
iated nerve cells ranging from 26 -31 micron)
were observed in fetuses 320 mm in length and in
the newly born. The degree of differentiation of
nerve culls is not uniform in one and the same
layer of different sections of the UB, In the
newly born, a large number of undifforentiated
neuroblasts remain in the UB. -- A. S. Gurvich
Card 2/2

USSR/Hizian --nd dininal Murpholo.ry. Norvcus System. Peri- S-3
phernl ElcrvouB System
Lbr, Jour: Rcf Zhur - B-Lol., :No 19., 195B., 881V
Lbstract: 11ory unlarpino-tits; closoly ndhoront to it, In tho
fetus of 2hO-270m, tho arov of contact bot-i-mon tl-.,j
fiberF anrl the body of tho noinn., cell incroasod.
In the fetus of 310-320 zran.,, the progam-lionle-
fibros diviCod into s-lit-1-itly varicose brancheal
surroundinr the narvo cell. The esta'allshmant of
PS is nct uniforn, and thus in the futus of 320-
33()j-n. and in ncwborn cbildren there are found.$
in the areas of contact, ilonpsi(le of primitive'
ones.' -also copiplicited PS with annular rinUlcts
loops) liullous thickoninrp anA
In tho 9-nonths-olcl fotua and in th(. nuiaborn, tbo
tormiinal mcllin[~ is surrounOud by porifibrillary
matorial, --djccent to the body of the neuron. PS
nrl-,, forric-1 by ionic fiburs ontcrirr., into
tho Canp-lion., or by fibres of the cclls of the
Card 2/3 ginplia. The synapses of the urinary Un-lder
0

USSR/Human and "ininal llorpholo[~,y. Nervous Systom. Pori- S-3
phoral 1,,Torvous Systom
T
Lbs Jour- Rof Zhur - Piol., 1% 19, 1953, 86417
Lbotrnctt nppear- carlior, as comparod with othor Intc... r,-Ll-
orpns, and Cifforentinto morc rapicUy. --
A. S. Gurvich
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rULIKO, S.G.
livelopment of afferent innervation of the human bladder
[with summary in Englishle Arkh.anategist. i embr. 35 no.3:35-44
W-Js '58 (MIRA 11--7)
1. KRfedra gistologii (zav. - prof. L.Ya. Likhachav) Stalingradskogo
instituta. I Meditsinskiy Institut, kafedra gistologii, Stalingrad.
(BLADDER, innerv.
develop. of afferent receptors in fetus & newborn
inf. (Rus))

AUTHOR% Kullkint S. G.
TITLEz On Interneuronic Contacts
the Embryogenesis Period
v gangliyakh mooheyogo puiyrya
embriogeneza)
BOV/20-122-4-48/57
in Human Bladder Ganglia During
(0 mezhneyron".'nykh avyazyakh
obelovek,. v period
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademi-i nauk SSSR, 1950, Vol 122, Nr 4, PP 709
712 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: There are no data to be founA in literature on the contacts
in intramural gangli.a mentioned in the titlo. The author
succeeded in detecting marpbolog"cal pictures in the study
of the bladder embr7ogene-gie. proving that the ganglia nerve
cells enter already duriig the fet&l period into synaptic
relation. The contacts were found to exist between the
neurons of the 18t type of Dogiel (Doge-1) and apolar nerve
cells, furthermore between the first mentioned ones, the
neurons of the IlIrd type of Dogiel (Dogel), and the apolar
Liviv*a cells, and finally between tho cells of the l1nd and
Ist type of Dogiel (Dogal). In the late periods of the
embryogenesis (Pwbryoc, of a length of 310, 320, and 330 mm)
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On Interneuronic Contacts in lftLman Bladder Ganglia SO il2f-j- 3.22-4 -46/57
Du ng the Embryogenesis Period
fibrillary substance can be plaued either on the surface of
the neuroplasm of the nerve cell or penetrate deeply into
the latter. The boundary between the mentioned components
remains, however, in eilther case well recognizable (Figs 3
and 4). On the strength of the results obtained the author
Bays that cells of the type I and II of Dogiel occur during
the fctal and early postnatal period in tho human bladder.
They may entey- into synapt-ic interneuronic contacts and
form a morphological aubstrate of a local reflex arc. Given
morphologi-:~al facts cconfixm the assumption of I. P. Pavlov
(Ref 1) that reflex arcs fixist which consist of vegetative
intramural neurons. This knowledge helps to explain to a
certain extent the physiologi*cal processes which were
observed by variotiq resear-chers experimentally and in hos-
pitals (Refs 2 - 6). There are 4 figures and 6 references,
5 of which -are Soviet,
ASSOCIATIONi Stalingradskiy gosudaratvennyy meditainskiy institut
(Stalingrad State Medical Institute)
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On Interneuronic Contacts in Human Bladder Ganglia SOV/20-122-4-48/57
. During the Embryogenesis Period
PRESENTED: May 24, 19158, by L. A. Orbeli, Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTEDs May 20, 1958
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KULIKINA., L.A.
The state of vascuhir tone in miners in diseases of the
locomotor apparatus. Zdrav. Kazakh. ~2 no.9:17-21 162.
(~IIRA 17:2)
1. Iz kafedry propedevtiki vnutrennikh bblezney.(zav. -
prof. A.A. Zemets) Karagandinskogo meditsinakogo instituta
i kliniko-rentgonologichaskogo otdela (zav. - kand. ned.
nauk A.I. Nesis) Kazakb.s)cogo instituta gigiyeny truda i
professionalInykh zabolevaniy.

NESIS, A.I.; KULIKINA, L A.; ENNS, F.G.
Electrocardiographic and rentgoenological changes of the heart
in silicosis and anthracosilicosis. Izv. AN Kazakh. SSR. Ser.
med. nauk no.1:80-86 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Iz Kazakhskogo instituta gigiyeny truda i professionallnykh
zabolevaniy (dir. kand. med. nauk Z.K. Tulegenov) i
Karagandinskogo pnevmokonioticheskogo tsentra (2'hv. starshiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik A.I. Nesis).

KULIKIVAYL.A.
Roentgenological obaractoristies,and some parallels in
osteoarticular abanges in the miners of Karaganda and
Dzhezkazgan. Zdrav. Kazakh. 23 no-2t49-53163- (MM 16:10)
1. 1z kliniko-rentganologicheskogo otdela (zav. - starshiy
naxxohnyy sotrudnik A.I.Nasis) Kazalchskogo inatituta gigiyany
truda i professionalinykh zabolevaniy.
(KARAGANDA PROVINCE-MINERS-DISEASES AFD HYGTEtJR)
(DZBHZKAZGO--MjNERS-D18EASES AND HvGM!&)
(JOINTS-DISMES) (BMW-DISEASES)

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ACC NR- AP6014129 SOURCE CODE: UR/0057/66/036/004/072(;/0734
AMOR: -Kul Iltina,.L.P.; psayuk,_.A.S.
ORG: none
TITLE; Distribution of the relative Soncentration of-atoms and iQna_&long and across
the gas disc-haree In a source of mult-iply charged ions-"
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 4, 1966, 726-734
TOPIC TAGS: gas discharge plasma, neon, argon, krypton, ion distribution, ion source,
spectrometry
ABSTRACT: The authors have employed a quartz prism spectrograph with photographic
recording to measure the intensities of near ultraviolet lines of Ne. Ar, and Kr atoms
and singly and doubly charged'lons and of lie and Ar triply charged ions in the reflex
discharge of an ion source. The,dischorge tube was 7 mm square In cross section,
85 mm long between flared ends, and served as the anode. The 7 min square hot tungsten
cathode and the somMiat larger (usually molybdenum) anticathodo were mounted some
110 mm apart in the flared ends of the chamber. The discharge tube was provided with
three ports near the center for admission of gas. The discharge tube was operated
with a gas pressure of 0.001 mm Hg at a potential of 600 V and n current of 10A in
the presence of a 5 We longitudinal magnetic field. Suitable slots or ports in the
wall,of the chamber were imaged on the apectrograph alit and in this way the-distri-
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butlob throughout the discharge of the Intensities of the different lines was
measured. The intensity distribution of all the lines due to any one gas, regardless
of the state of ionization was the some. The intensities of the lines'of all three
gases were maximum near the center of the discharge tube, the maxims being slightly
closer to the molybdenum anticathode for the heavier atoms (and ions). The argon dis-
charge was examined with molybdenum, copper, and ion nnticathodes, and the intensity
distributions of lines of the snticathodo materials, as well as those of argon, were
recorded. These anticathodo materials were selected for study because of their
different behaviors as regnrds cathode sputtering. The intensity distribution of the
argon lincs with the steel anticathode was very similar to their intensity distributicx
with the molybdenum anticathoda. With the copper anticathode, however, the argon
maxim-am was shifted far toward the cathode and the copper lines were appreciable
considerably beyond the center of the discharge tube. It in argued that the ion
density must be constant along the length of the tube, and the shifts in the positions
of the inert gas ion density maxima are ascribed to the influence of sputtered ion-8
of anticathode (and cathode> material. In glow discharges, neither the molecular
weighL of the inert gas nor the anticathode material affected the line intensity
distribution. When gas was admitted to the chamber in the vicinity of the cathode
rather than near the center of the discharge tube, the line intensity maximum -was
shifted toward the cathode. The transverse distribution of line intensity showed a
maximum on the axis o1 the discharge tube. The line intensity decreased with
increasing distance
from the axis somewhat more rapidly than did the depth of
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sputtering of the cathode surface. This is accounted for by the fact that the depth
,of sputtering is proportional to the ion density, whereas the line intensity is
proportional to the product of the ion density and the electron density, i.e., to the
square of the ion density. The authorn thank Yu. P.Tret'yakov and Kuo Chli-01 Ilen
for assisting with the work and Professor A.R.Striganov and G,V.Sholin for discussing
the results, Orig. art. has: I formula, 8 figures and 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 20 SUDAI DATE., MarO ORIO. REFFt 012 OM IMv: 007
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USSR/Chemistry
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OAidation processes
Pub. 151 - 24/35
Autbora Malenok, N. 1-11., and Kullkina, S. D.
Title Oxidation of vinylacetylene hydrocarbons with organic H202- Part 2.-
Oxidation of 1-phenylothinyl-cyclohexane-1 with AcH202-
Perioatcall Zhux. ob. khin, 24, Ed. 7., 1212 - 1216, July 1954
Aatract The product obtained from oxidation of an unsaturated hydrocarbon - 1-phe-
wj1ethir.y1-cyclohexane-l with acetyl H202, is described. The formation of
an unsaturated ketone - 482.,3-cyclohexylidine-acetol)henone, during the
hydration of above mentioned oxidation proauct., is explained. The effect
of acetic acid and water on the oxidation product, was analyzed. Three
USBRp 3 USA and 3 German references.
Institution Medical Institute, I-1insk
Submitted February 3, 1954

U&-R/C1)8mistrjr - Hydrocarbon oxidp-tion
Card 1/1 Pub. 151 - 24/37
Authors ; Malenok, N. M., and Kullkina, S. D.
Title : Oxidation of vinylacetylene hydrocarbons with organic hydrogen peroxides.
Part 3.- Oxidation of 3,,6-dimethyl-octadiene-2,6-ine-4 with acetyl hydroper-
oxide.
Periodical : Zhur. ob. kbim. 24/10, 1837-1841, Oct 1954
Abstract : The oxidation of divinylacetylene hydrocarbon with acetyl hydrogen perokize
was carried out for the purpose of obtaining the first of its oxidation VI*D-
ducts - acetylene dioxide--and to investigate its properties, It was estab-
li5hed that hydrolysis of these d-io)ddes leads to the formation of acetylene
orythriteB in which tho presence of hydroxyl groups was proven by the derivi
tion of tetracetyl derivatives. The presence of a ternary bond in the er7th-
rite was established by quantitative bromination. The products obtained dur-
ing oxidation of 3,6-dbnethyl--octadiene-,-,,6-iric-4 with one and two moles of
acetyl hydro-neroxide are listed. Three L1,551i references (1936-1953). Tables.
Institution : The Hedical Institute, Ydnsk
Submitted % April 16, 1954

Oxi'dilion af -vinylacoWlenic b~jdru,-,irb~ns
f
ydropercrides~ IV (?ij-3,ation ~4 4 7
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AMORS'. Yalenok) N. I';., Kullkina, S. Do, Kov"Viinerko, Ze 7 `-2-~33/64
TITLE: The Cxidation of Vin~,lacetylene~4iydr.-)carbons Iffith Organic Hydropero-
xides (Okisleni.ve vir-ilatsetilenovykY, uglevodorodov organicheskimi
gidroperekisyami).
V. The Cbr-idation of the. 6, 9-D ime thylt etrade cadi ene-5, 0-irs -7,
adiene-2,6-.Jns_J,, leith Ace=
methy1decadien-3, -1 -ins-.!' 5 and 3,6-Diethyloct
ty1hydroperox-ide (V. Gkisleniye 6,~-dimetiltetradekadjyen,_~,9-ila-7,
417-dinietildekadS,n-qk.3j7-ina-5 i 3,6.-.,Iietilektad~Mn-2.6-ina-1, gidro-
perekistyu atsetila).
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey Khimii, 1958, Vol. 28, Nr 2, pp. 425~3L (USSR).
ABSTRACT: In a previous paper it -was found that in the oxidation Oj~.xides are
produced by the hydroperoxides of acetyl, from divinylacetylene hydro-
carbons with ethylene bindings in a - position to the acetylene bin=
ding (_CwC_,C C-C-C-), whereas:the acetylene binding remains unchan=
ged. This was confirmed by bromizatio-n. The three cou-pounds mentioned
in the title (I, II, III) obtained by the dehydration of the corres=
ponding g-acetyleneglycol were oxidized in order to confirm this. The
oxidation process was observed volumetrically with an c. I n hyposul=
f ite solutlon, whereas the bronization and syn'the,--.c3 lv,~ra caxrie' " out
Card 1/2 according to usual met-hods. The dioxides of '.he c_-mpounds:

The Oxidation of Vinylacety"Lene-Hydrocarbom With Crgaaic Hydro- 79-2-3,3/64
peroxides.
V. The oxidation of the 6.9-Diinetbyltetradecadiene..~,9-ins-7, ~,7-Dilnethyldecadien
,,7-1-r.s and 3.,6-D4 thyloctadiene-2,6-ins-~t With Acetylhydropero.,~3-N-.
-3 ie
6,)g-di,methy"--5,2~,dio.V-iotetradeG-*Lne-7, Lt,7-,O-iiLethyl.-O.7---~i:k-Vdodecine~
1) 1 L _-l: -& - , IV .
J,5,414ethyl ^)6 ' o-xydooctine-4, and their d-r-' atives. 6;9-dimez
,1-?-ace4uc-V-5-oxydotetradecine-7-;Jl-lo,
t
~y
oxydodecine-5-01-8, 3, 6-d ie thyl-2-oxydooc t -i-fe -6-d-in 7 and 3,6-die-
tliyl-2..oVd,)octinp,-L--4iol-5,,7 and
L-01?-11 viere obt-alned. In the hydr--)I,,,,;ic; of the dioyidles (I and II) the
crytrites: 6,~-di-metiyl-tetra-~ecine..7-tati~aol 1~
-1v;,6-,q,lo and I.;,7-4iv;e=
thyldecir,c-5-tetra(,'L-,!,I,,,7,9 were obtaini.-d.
Thi--,re are 3 tablas3 and 6 reference5, 3 of which are. 91avic.
ASSOC D.Mll". Mimb Medical Institute (Idinskiy medl'.Binskiy
SUBMITTED: February 8) 11057.
AVAIUBLE'.' Library of Congress.
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AUTHORS: 111alenok, 11. M,i., Kullkina, -'-. D., 7)-2-74/64
TITLE: The Oxidation of Vinylacetylene Ifydrocarbons 'Nith Or,,;anic
Hydroperoxides (Okisleniye vinilatactileiiovykh.uglevodorodov
organicheskimi gidroperekisyami) VI. The Oxidation of 1-Pht~nyl-
-3-Idethyloctene-3-ins-1 With Acetylliydroperoxide (VI. O'.Cisle-
ni've 1-fenil-3-raotilokten -3-ina-1 gidroperekislya atsetila)
PERIODICAL: i1hurnal Obshchey Khimii, 1958, Vol. 28, Nr 2, PP. 434-430 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 1-phenyl-3-methyloctine-l-ol-3 -,as obtained according to Zh.I.
Iotsich and by dehydration transformed into 1-)honyl-3-methyl-
octene-3-in-1 which yields 1-pheyiyl-3-i.,iethyl-3-oxydooctine-1
(I) and 1-phenyl-3-Liethyl-3-acetoxyoctine-1-01-4 by the oxida-
tion with acetylhydroperoxide. 1--.j',i(,n-,1-3-~-.,ethyloctine-l-diol-
.1. Se-
-3,4 is formed in the hydrolysis of (I) with 1112SO4 Of 11'
condary reactions occur easily if the oxide ring in the acety-
lene hydrocarbon is bound to secorid.ry and tertiary, or tertiary
carbon atoms. In the hydration of the oxide (1) according to
M.G. Kucherov two substances were obtained: 1-phenyl-3-methyl-
octene-2-ol-'l-on-1 and 1-phenyl-3-.:ic-tiiyloctadierie-2,,',- on-1
the formation of which in explained by the fact that two water
molecules are produced by the influence of the mercury chloride.
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The Oxidation of Vinylacetylone Hydrocarbona With Organic 79-2-34/64
Hydroperoxides. VI. The Oxidation of 1-Phenly-3-1,lethyloctene-3-ine-1 With
Acety1hydroperoxide.
to the acetylene binding. A ketoglycol (was isolated) which then
forms the two last mentioned compounds by dehydration is formed
transitorily. The siriultaneou3 hydration and dehydration accor-
ding to the reaction of M.G. Kucherov was observed by the au-
thors for the first time at the 1-pliciiylothyUlcy(.locliexene-1.
Lxperimental and specific data of the above mentioned compounds
are given. There are 2 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Minsk Medical Institute (Idinskiy meditsinskiy in..titut)
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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GRABAROV, P.G.; KUL'KINA, S.K.
Manganese contont In the straw and grain of cereal crops cultivated
in TSelinograd and Karaganda Provinces. Izv. AN Kazakh.SSR. Ser.
bot. I pochv. no.2:94-97 61. (MIRA 15:2)
(Grain--Analysis) (Manganese)

KULIKO, V.A.
--- ---- - .. ~.
Doubled lessons in the senior grades of evening schools. Fiz.
v shkole 23 no.4:79-80 Jl-Ag 163, (NIRA 17:1)
1. 17-ya sbkola rabochey molodezhi, Volgograd.

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AUThQR: Xul'ko, V. F. (L'vov); Mikhaylovskiy, V. N. (Llvov)
none
;IIT'LE: The electromagnetic field of a str~aight, infinitely long conducting cable buri
ed in one of the inner strata of a multi-layered medium
SOUIRCE: AN UkrSSR. Teoriya i elementy sistem otbora geofizicheskoy informat ii (Theor
:ancl elements of systems for selecting geophysical infornation). Kiev, Naukova dumka,
:1965, 9-19
;TOPIC TAGS: electromagnetic field, magnetic field measurement
!ABSTRA'-: The authors derive expressions for the electric and magnetic field at any
!point of a 6-iven layer (see Fig. 1) for two cases: 1) when all strata are nonconduct- it
i
;ors, and 2) when the stratum containing the cable is a better conductor than tho other
,strata. Orig. art. has: 1 figure, 45 formulas.
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-'.'UI'ko' V. F. (Llvov); Mikhalovskiy, V. N.CL',ioV)
ORG: - none
I I TLE The electro-magnetic field of-a horizontal dipole embedded in an interior layer
of a multi-layered conducting madit-an
SOURCE: IN MrSSR. Teoriya i elementy. sisten otbora geofizicheskoy informatsii (Theory;
of sy:;tems for selecting. geophysical information). Kiev, HauXova dumka, i
20-32
~TOPIC T~.GS: clectromiaZnetic field, dipole interaction, magnetic field measurement
ABSTMCT: The electric &nd magnetic fields in each layer of the system in Vig. I are
calculated. The method.o-f solution consists of solving a system of 4n + Lwn simultane-
ious linear equation .ssatisfying the boundary conditions. Orig. art. has: 40 formulas,!,
:figure.
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VASEENTSEVA, V.M.1 NOLKOV, H.I.; ZMIN9 V.A.; ZHUKOV, F.G.,- CHURUK, I.F.;
KAPUSTIN, To.I.) KOZLOVA, N.G.; KOROCHKINq V.V.,L_PLIKGVp A.Vq
MARIMt I.L.; MOLCHALOVp B.M.; ROMANOV,, B.V.;
SHIR121SKIYp I.D.; GRINGAUZs, A.p red.; SHLYK9 M.p tekbn. red.
[How to study the economics of socialism) Kak izuebat' politicbe-
skuiu ekonomiiu sotsializma; posobie dlia rukovoditolei sominarov
sistemy partlinogo prooveshchaniia. Moak-Vag Moak. raboch:Lit 1961,
239 p. (MIRA 11+18)
1. Dom politicheakogo rosveohahonlya, Mosoow.
fEconomics-Study and teaching)

LAMIN, P."",; KUMKOV, D.A,; VOLOVIK, Yu.P.
11 ,C- e 1,3 a, ri,.--, MoLori . Fr., i---,g . i c- I ek" rote kh .
sf~lj'-Start System of l(jw-v!-l'-LtaP
prom. no,1:60 ia-Mr ~65. fkl,',IRA 18;5)

KULIKOV, B. M.
22399. KULIKOVI B. M. 0 Redkikh Rasteniyakh Moskovskoy Flory. Eyulleten' Glav.
Botan. Sada, VYP. 2, 1949, S. 99-101
SO: Latopis' No. 30, 1949

KULIKOV, E.I.., inzh.; PAYBISOVICII, V.A., inzh.
Recording of the angular velocity for the derermination of the
inertial constant ok a synchrono- qenerator. Elek.sta. 33 no.2:
87 F 162, (MIRA 15-3)
(Ellectric penerators)

Y LJL I K (Al, - E. I., i riz), , ; M - a I , N . i-7 ~ ,i riz h ,
Study of openjtion oll a PT-5U-13C)/.i i wrbina c6ntroi system..
Teploenergetika 1-2 iio.1:27-30 Ja It,). (MIRA 1$,'4)
1. Glavncy& itEr,-vlt~iJye c-nergetiki i elAtrifikatisii pri Sovete
Ministrov BERSIR.

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AUTHOR: Krayteov, A& (Station chief); _-Kullkovs., ;_.-_,.(Chief engincar)
OkGt' none
TITLEt Maintenance of machinery
SOURCEt Zeshchite ra9teniy, no.'10, 1966, 29-30
TOPIC TAGSt ran aerosol generator, agricultural
machinery, plant disease co~tjol, inse~r control,-crop spraying.
ABSTRACTI Th6'Alma-Ata plant protection station-in in charge of plant
peat and disease control of-.city vegotation, which OCCUPLOO An Area of
4500 ha (including'2500 ha of orchards). The station has the following
equipment at its disposalt 51 tractors-, 51.sprayers of the OPV and
OVT-1 series; 18 motor vehicles (in-cluding 2 care); 6 W'ater tanks
mounted on GAZ-41 trucks; 2 fuel-servicing trucks; one GosNITI-2 (State
All-UnionTechnological Scientific Research Inatitute for the Repair and
Utilization of Tractors and Agricultural Machinery) automotive repair
shop; and an aerosol generator (see Fig. 1) mounted on the chaosis of a
discarded OPV sprayer. Earlyin 1966 a flame cultivator was acquired
to control dodder. The OVT-1 sprayer wan modified for use in the city,
It vas riounted on a GAZ-51 truck and operated through power take-off an~
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chain Soaring, This unit has.good maneuverability. The spraying trucks
carry a lance boom and a hose wound on hookep which are welded to the
AY
I N.
Vile It Aerosol generator
rear-of the truck. Two metal (iron) boxes, which replace the blowov on
the far side of a tacks hold a day's supply of toxic chouLcalse
IVA-301
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AUTHOR: Kravtsov, A. (Station chief); Kul'kov, I. (Chief engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Haintenance of machinery
SOURCE: Zashchite rasteniy, no. 10, 1966, 29r30
TOPIC TAGS: pgyFi-_~ aerosol generator, agricultural
machinery, plant disease control, innect control, crop spraying
ABSTRACT: The Alma-Ata plant protection station is in charge of plant
peat and disease control of city vegetation, which occupien an area of
:4.500 ha, (including 2500 ha of orchards). The station has the following
Tii'cuipmen at its disposal% 51 tractors; 51 apravera of thc_211V~and
." 4
OVT-lbseries; 18 motor vehicles (including'2 cars); 6 water tanks
'4nounted on GAZ-61 trucks; 2 fuel-servicing trucks; one GoaNITI-2 (State
Technological'Scientific Research Institute for the Repair an
U t i I i z a t i o nT_5 T-Y -ra-c- ~_r a -an d X `gFf 'cull
-3`1i~~_p-,_-Yii-J-an aerosol gone rator~g on the chassis of a
discarded OPV sprayer. Early in 1966 a flame cultivator was acquired
to control dodder. The OVT-1 sprayer was modified for use in the city.
It was mounted on a GAZ-51 truck and operated through power take-off an
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chain gearing, This unit has good maneuverability. The spraying truck
carry a lance boom and a hose wound on hooks, which are welded to the
X Fig. 1. Aerosol generator
f
rear of the truck. Two metal (iron) boxes, which replace the blower on
the far side of a tank# hold a day's supply of toxic chemicals.
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AUTHOR: Kullkov, K.V. SOV1106- 50-1.-1/31.2
TITLE: Sequential Addition of Messages in Communication Systems
11 ,
using Duplication (Posledovatollnoye summirovani~e
soobshcheniy v sistemakh svyazi s dublirovan'Lyam
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyazl, 1959, Nr 1, PP 3-11 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Until recently a common method of increasing the
reliability of a communication system was by simultaneous
duplication of the signals. Fig 1 shows the principle of
the method in which the outputs from a number of channels
are added simultaneously in a combining devicg. A basic
disadvantage of this method is thLt the raceiver must
provide separate amplifiers for all the .`,nput cl-1,azir-el's.
Further drawbacks are tha possibili-ty of overload ol'
other channels by predominant r.;D.-1se in one, of them and
crosstalk. Fig 2 shows the prilnciple of -the sequent-j.al
method in which a single cormnon amplJ.fier Jis used.
U nea'_a
Switching speed of the cormmitator depends ~,.,L -1
width of the spectrum of the dist-.aibing in
separate channels. It is shown further c-,1-7 tlial, wiul'i
g
Card 1/4 adequate switching speed the improvement -in sional-t-'o-
noise ratio at the output of the summing devic:e is nct

SOV10'-50,-1-1-112
Sequential Addition of Messages in Coruaunicalt-'ion Systems Using
Duplication
less than that obtained by the method of simultaneous
addition. Eq (1) is an expression for the signal-to-
noise ratio at the output of the summator in tqrms of P.
(the signal power in a single channel) and Pm (the
noise power in a single channel.), both of these with
continuous connection; no is -the number of independent
duplicated channels. Improvement in performance is
explained in physical terms by a broadening of the noise
spectrum upon commutation and a subsequent reduction of
the proportion of this energy wh4:1ch is allocated into the
band of the summing device. It will be first asswned
that the bandwidths occupied by the signal, th-e noise and
the summing circuit are approximately equal (Eq 2) but
that of the amplifier is large enou,gh'not to cause
distortion. The sum of a signal and noise in each
channel is given by (3). If the operations are carried
out at carrier frequency then a similar condition
governing identity of frequency is assumed as in
When periodic switching takes place the random function
Card 2/L~ of noise at the input to the summat-or is given by (6)
where Ak(t) represents a periodic 5equence of switching

SOV/106-59-1-1/12
Sequential Addition of Messages in Communication Systems using
Duplication
pulses and is given in some detail in (8). The respective
powers of a signal and noise present in the bandwid,;h of
the summing device are calculated by the usual method
using correlation functions as in (10), while the powers
after commutation are given in (11). When the shape of
the noise spectrum Gko(to) is known it is possible to
calculate the characteristics change in signal to noise
upon commutation. However, if the switching speed Fk
is less than or equal to &Flmk (width of the energy
spectrum of the noise) then the calculation requires
evaluation of a large number of terms. It is therefore
convenient to represent the corresponding expression in
integral form if the commutation integral is allosen so
that the correlation function is given by (14). Then
0-1) simplifies to (15) and this loads to the conclusion
(17) that the performance with this met-hod of switching
is identical with that obtairned wit-h simultaneous
combination of channels. The penultimate section of the
paper deals with the modifir--ations and cal nula t ions
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Sequential Addition of Messages in Communication Systems using
Duplication
expression for the noise spectrum, is (18) and the
expressions correeponding ~o (15) and (10) a-2e respec-
tively (21) and (22) whicli are valid forI Tk,> -t~,j arJ.O-'
T~a< -yQ respectively. Again the result is obtained
t t this method can give, the same resul"s as
simultaneous combination. Moreover it will be seen tLat
the limiting performance is approached even With
ing speeds which are only three times greater than. tile
Card L~/4 equivalent width of the noise spectrum.
There are 4 figures and 1 Soviet reference.
SUBMITTED: March 2, 1958

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AUTHORS3 Viter, V.V., and Kullkov, K.V., Members of the Society
(see Association)----~_
TITLE: The use of pulse counters for measuring the correla-
tion coefficient between the excess threshold level
and a random signal
PERIODICALs Radiotekhnikat no. 6, 1961p 40 -44
TEXTt In analyzing the threshold system it is of interest to be
able to determine the correlation coefficient between the excess
of a given threshold level at predetermined intervals and the in-
coming signal. The problem usually reduces to that of determining
the autocorrelation coefficient of pulse amplitudes which would
operate the threshold normalizer. In the present article the au-
thors analyze one of the related methods of measurement. The ana-
lyzed quasi-periodic pulse repetition rate with arbitrary amplitu-
des and a known repetition period T P is denoted by ? qp and the re-
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petition rate having the same period by cp . The probability of ex-
p
cess threshold x0 or, in other words, the probability of occurrer-oe
of event i = 1 is denoted by P, i.e. P(i = 1) = P. The probability
of the opposite even i = 0 will thus be P(i = 0) = 1 - P. For a
stationary process the probability of events i as a result of re-
petitive cp (X) is equal to the probability of events j resulting
rom qp
q (Y) or
~
P(i) = P(J) for i or J) = 1 (2)
- R - P for i ~or J) = 0
hence the mean values of x and y are:
1
Mx = my ip(i) (3)
i=0
the distribution law of P (i, j; k) of a system of quantities (xf
y) can be represented in the form:
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The use of pulse counters ... D201/D305
[PP(j/l;k)= PP11(k) for i=j=l
(Pplo (k) for i=l, J=O
P(igjpk)=P(i)P(j/i;k) (l-P)POl(k) for i=0, j=1
I(l-P)POO(k) for i=j=O.
From the above, the correlation coefficient of quantities x and y
is derived for the stationary case as F. in
P11(k)
PC - I -
The authors conclude that in order to determine the correlation
coefficient pc between the pulse amplitudes which produce excess
threshold and operate the installations it is necessary to measu-
re the following: 1) The average repetition frequency Fil(k) of
paired states ij = 11; 2) The average frequency Fl at which the
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The use of pulse counters ... D201/D305
threshold circuit operates and 3) The repetition frequency of peri-
odic pulses F P* The above measurements can be done using averaging
pulse counters. The block diagrams of the installation for detec-
tion of paired states kj = 11 at any interval kT p and that of coun-
ters C for ineasuring frequencies Fll, P, and F p are sliown in Fig.
3. The storage of information, produced by consecutive ones and
zeros corresponding to the operation and cut off of threshold cot
(Thr), is assured by applying the information to a register. The
register consists of series connected -triggers Ti 4, Tn and at its
input are applied pulses of the analyzed repetition ratecp qp which
pass through the threshold. These pulses are simultaneously applied
to the input of counter 01 for measuring frequency Fl. The measure-
ment of repetition frequency of paired states Fil is done at the
output of the coincidence circuit consisting of switches S1 and 82
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The use of pulse counters #t# D201/D305
and using counter 0 2# The shifting of information along the regis-
ter and reading of the states of triggers connected to switches S
and 3 is secured by the pulses with repetition rate cpp. The repe-
titioR rate of pulses with FP is measured by counter C In practi-
cet all three frequencies can be measured by an averagl~g counter,
such as e.g. type ~JCC (ISS). As an example, Fig. 4 shows the nor-
malized autocorrelation function p(T) of pulse amplitudes trigger-~
ing a valve trigger with a probability P = 0.8. There are 4 figu-
res and 1 non-Soviet-bloc reference. The reference to the English-
language publication reads as lCollovis: M. 'S. Bartlett. Proceedings
of the Cambridge Philosophical Societyp v. 47, no. 1, January 1951.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno - tekhnicheskoye obshchestvo radiotekhniki i
elektroavyazi im. A.S. Popova (Radio Engineering and
Electrical Communications Society im. A.S. Popov)-
LAbstractor's note: Name of association taken from
first page of journal]
SUBMITTED: May 27, 1960 (initially)
February 1, 1961 (after revision)
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KULIKOV, H.P.
New genus of spirife-ids from Zifelian deposits ofthe northeastern
slope of the Salair Rldge. Dok3..All SSSR 132 no.4:929-931 Je
16o. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirokogo otdoloniya Akademii
nauk SSSR. PredntAvleno akademikom A.L.Tanshinym.
(Salaix Range-Brachiopoda, Fossil)

KULIKDV N.P.
Stratigraphic position of the Soloviikha limestone In the northwestern
Altai. Dokl. AN SSSR 134 no.6:1417-142o o 16o. (MIRA'13:10)
"j-. -
1. Inatitut geologii i geofiliki Sibirskogo otdoloniya Almdemii nauk
SSSR. Predstavleno akademUmm A.L.Yanehinym.
(So1ov'ikha Togion-Limestone)
A61 'GSD109Y, Stratigraphio)

EMIKOV,H.P.;YALKIN, Te.A.
Recent data on upper Silurian stratigraphy of the northern Altai .
Dokl. AN SSSR 135 no.1:152-154 N'60. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
Predatavleno akademikom.A.A.Trofimikom.
(Altai Hountaina-Paleontology, Stratigraphic)

XULIKOVS 1441-
New species of Spiriferidae from the Lower Devoaian of the
Gornyy Altai. Dokl.AII SSSR 145 no.3:653-656 Jl 162. O-Mu 15:7)
1. Institut geologii i geofizik! Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
kredstavleno akadem:Lkom A.L.Yanshirorm.
(Altai ~buntains--Brachiopoda,, Fossil)

,T., kand. geol.-miner.
--KULI-'-,KOVI Nikolay Petrovich; GRATSIANOVA, P
GRIGOR IYEVAj A,D. . red. izd-va; KALANTAROV,
A.P., red.izd-va; MATYUKHOA, L.I., red.izd-va; DOROKHINA,
I.N., red.izd-va
[Brachiopods in Lower Devonian SolovIikha Ir-yers of the Gornyy
Altai] Brakhiopody solovlikhinskikh sloev iiizhnego devona Gor-
nago It1taia. Iloalwal Izd-vo Jai SSSR) 1963. 130 P.
0AIRA 16:12)
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KALUGIN, A.S.; ANA141YEV, A.H.; GRA'I'SIANOVA, 11- --J
MIRONOVA, N.V.;
NADLER, YU.S. -
Stratigraphic position and the age of the horizon of the volcanic
sedimontary iron ores in Devonian sediments in the Altai. Trudy
SNUGGIMS no.29:14,2--148 164. (MIRA 18:3)

KUL'KC,V, 0. P.: Illaster j'%gric Sci (diss) -- oj' of the
pomo~,rana'(! harvost". Stalinabild, 195~'. 18 111) (Acad Scill Tl-idzhll~ ,;SP,), 150
copics, ()U,, No 13, 1959, 109)

KUL I KOV, 0. P.
introducing trees and shrubs in southern Uzbekistan.
Biul.Glav.bot.sada. no.58%30-33 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Yuzhnouzbekskaya selektsionnaya plcdovo-vinogradnaya
stant.,31ya naiiehno-ir,.,ilodovatellskof,,o instituta nadovodf3tva,
vinogradarstva i vinodeliya imeni akademika R.R.Shrodera, g.
Denau.

KULIKGVt P.M. (Novosibirsk)
New possibilities of a consolidated section. Zhol.dor.transp.
44 no,5177-80 My t62* (KIRA 150)
1, Naahallnik Novonibirskogo otdoleniya Zapadno-Sibirskoy
dorogi.
(Railroads--Management)

KUL I KOV I V.
Thonghts about people# Soy.ohakht. 11 no.lls]J+-16 N 162.
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1. Nachallnik shakhty No.19-20 tresta Gukovugoll, Rostovskaya obl.
(Donets Basin-Coal miners)

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AUTHORS Savitskiy, K. V., Zhdanova, V. N., Savitskiy, A. P. and Kulkov, V. A.
TITLE On strengthening of metals by dispersed particles
SOURCE. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgii. Issledovaniya po zharoprochnyrn splavam.
v. 9. 1962. Materialy Nauchnoy sessi po zharoprochym splavarn. (1961 g.), 119-126
TEXT: The above subject has recently been widely invest igatcd. In the present work the crystalline structure
if a deformed sintered Cu-AI,103 alloy was investigated by mechanical tests and by X-ray analysis. It o
concluded that in. the Cu-A1203 system in which the 14J203 particles arc practically insoluble, the mean
dimensions of the blocks of the m osaic structure arc smaller the higher the concentration of the strengthening
phase, and the samfler the dimensions of its particles. The production of heat-resistant metals with a high
degree of hardness and high melting points which contain fine insoluble inclusions i's very promising, In the
discussion, A. Ya. Shinyayev suggested that the diffusion of such oxide inclusions in metals should be inve~-
tigated, and thus throw light on the possible use of this method for the production of heat-rcsistant alloyi,
V_ V. Grigor'yeva stressed that great attention should bo paid to the problems discussed in the present article
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J'-,UTH'ORS KoCan, A. V., Kul 1kov,-1--D-'-1Jikitin, L. P., Reynov, if. Im-,
Sokolov, I. A-.,--n-e-r-Imakh, 11. F.
TITLE: 'Measurement of the P-y-Correlation of Orientated Nuclei
(Izmereniya P-7--korrelyatsii oriyentirovannykh yader)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksporimentallnoy i tooreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
Vol 35, Nr 5, pp 1295-1290'- (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Reference is first z3ade to joi,-ie earlier papers dealin'-, with
this subject. When investigating -,orrelation, the authors
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Constructed a device for the orientation of nuclei and took
several measures for the purpose of extending the duration
of measurements and improving their statistical accuracy.
"Mie main source of heat supply is thermal radiation, which
passes through a light pipe, which is used for transmittinIg
the flashes of light produced in a plastic 3cintillator
during the recording of P-particles. The P-Ndiation asymmetry
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of Cc ._ nuclei was measured. "heac cobalt nuclei were intro--
duced into a thin ouperficial layer of a cesium-magnesium-
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Measiirement of the P-y-Correlation of Orientated Nuclei
of the P-y-fingular correlation on orientated Co 60_nuclei.
The provisional data obtained by these measurements are not
in contradiction to theoretioal calculations vbich were car-
ried out on the basis of the conaervalion of combined ,larity.
Further, the investigation of 1'..1-angular correlation for
1-In 52 and V46 is planned. Tho authors thank A. I. Alikhanov,
Academician, and IrOfeRnOr S. Ya. '~"'ikitin for placing the
C058 at their disposal (thio element is, by the vay, less well
suited for measurements of the here described kind); they
further express their _gratitude to A. Z- Dol.-inov for many
useful discussione., and ic 0. 14'. Larionov for the chemical
)tj. There are 2 fizures and 6 references.,
separation of Co
1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Lenintgradshiy fiziko-teklinicheskiy institut Akademii naukS33R
(Leningrad Physico-Technical Institute of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR)
SUB111ITTED JulY 9, 1958
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AUTHORSt Kogan, A. V., Kullkov, V. D. Nikitin L. P., Reynov, N. M.,
Sokolov, I. A., Stellmakh, M. F.
TITLEs The Polarization of S046 Nuclei in Iron
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PERIODICALs Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 19609
Vol. 39, No. 1 (7), PP. 47-52
TEXT: B. N. Samoylov, V. V. Sklyarevskiy and Ye. P. Stepanov (Refs. 8-10)
succeeded in polarizing the nuclei of a number of weakly magnetic
elements alloyed with ferromagnetics. They discovered the possibility of
orienting the nuclei of many elements including scandium. In the present
paper, the first results found by the authors on the orientation of
SC46 introduced into iron are published. Fig. 1 shows a schematic cross
section of the apparatus employed for the purpose. Its description is
given in the introduction. To check the working of the apparatus, experi-
ments were first made on the orientation of Co6o in iron (!:-. 0.02~. Co)
which are described in detail. Fig. 2 shows the asymmetry of the gamma
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radiation of Cc 60 as a function of temperature. The asymmetry is charac-
terized by E - [I(rt/2)-I(O)j/I(11/2). Next, the experiments carried out
on scandium are described. The neutron irradiated scandium was introduced
as a metal into pure iron (so concentration 1~ 0.5%). A large number of
asymmetry measurements of the gamma radiation from Sc46 were made in the
temperature range of from 0-03 to 0.0150K. At the lowest temperatures
E - 2.5%. The sign of the asymmetry agreed with the known dipole charac-
ter of the cascade gamma transitions in T146. Fig. 3 shows the asymmetry
of gamma radiation for temperatures of the cooling salt between
0.025-0-030K. was also measured for other temperatures. At 0.04-0-050K,
t was 1%, at 1.20K, however, it was 1.8%, showing that the temperature
dependence of the asymmetry of gamma radiation for small values of 1/T
cannot be determined with sufficient accuracy. The magnetic moment of Sc46
was not measured. Still, it can be estimated with sufficient accuracy
to be 3.5 nuclear magnetons, from which the effective magnetic field on
C46 nucleus in iron for 1/T . 25 is found to be Heff " 105 oersteds. The
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possible errors in this determination are then discussed. They are
related to the errors in the determination of nuclear magnetic moments,
E, and T, and the error resulting from imperfect domain orientation.
Taking these into account Hoff lies within the limits 3.0-10 %~_H offA
1~4-0'105 oe for Cc 60 and 0-70'1051~ Heff& 1-30-105 oe for S046. Finally,
the possible investigations of P4-correlation for oriented Sc46 nuclei
are very briefly discussed. The authors thank Professor N. P. Sazhin-for
making available metallic scandium, and Professor A. Z. Dolgino.K for the
derivation of the asymmetry formula. G. R. Khutsishvili and L. M.
Shestopalov of Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR (PhveirQ-technical
-Ins-ti-tu-to o.L the AS -US-S-R) are mentioned. There are 3 figures and 21 reier-
ences; 7 Soviet, 8 American, 1 Canadian, 3 Dutch, and 2 British.
ASSOCIATIONi Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk
SSSR (~~ ~ Physicotechnical Institute of the Academy of
Sciences of the USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 20, 1960
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KOGAN, A.V.; KUL'KOV, VP,; NIKITIN, L*P.; REYNOV, N.M.; SOKOLOV,I.A.
STELIMAKHg M.F.
P,alarization of some radioactive isotopes in alloys
containing iron. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 40 no.1:109-113 Ja
,61. (MIRA 14-6)
(Iron alloys) (Magnetic fields)

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AUTHORS-- Kogan, A. V., Kul'kov, V. D., Vikiiin, L. P., Reynov, N. M.,
Stel'makh, 11. 7.~Sho~,
TITLF: Asymmetry in x-radiation from.some nuclei polarized in an
iron-containinp,, alloy
PERIODI~;.-".L: Zhurnal)eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheakoy fiziki, v. 4~,
no. 3(9 , 1962, 828-830
186 19)
TEXT: The authors measured the ~-emission asymmetry of He Ir an d
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In nuclei polarized at 0.1-0.030K in an iron alloy, using an apparatus
described in ZhTF, 29, 1039, 195,9 or ZhETF, 35, 295, 1958, The values of
1) hHef.0' (vn-nuclear maEnetic moment, Hoff- effective field acting on the
nucleus) were determined from the asymmetry given as
EP(T) =- [W(OO) + W(n)j - A(v/c)fil
when, or allowed P-transitions, Vi(k~) - 1 + A(v/c)f 1co E34. WOO) is the
P-radiltion recording probability if the magnetic field is applied in the
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Asymmetry in P-radiation from some... B102/B104
direction of the d tector, *~"(n) is the stime if IT has th osite direction,
I ~ spino I, tlnd 10 (1 ~Io~pof filial and
A is a factor depe (ling only on thL o
initial stat-S, f nuclear polarization coefficient, '~,- angle betwLon
the direction of nilclear polarization and that of particle emi~.sion. For.
Re and Ir the quantity 1018 pnHeff was d*etermined from the slope of the
straight line E P (1/T) giving Btl for Re and 4t0.5 for Ir. These values do
not agree with the results of k-anisotro y measuremonts (2-510.5 and
1211-5); i.e. the! vel,ation Ej,(T) - A(v/c~f, cannot be used. Since for t h e s C.
I ~ 144
nuclei A