SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LAGUNOV, V.A. - LAGUNTSOV, I.N.

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IJSSR/Nuclear Physics - Instruments and Installations. (11-2
Methcds of Measurement and Investigation.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1956, 236
Author : Lagunov, V.N.,, Ovchinnikov, Ye.P., Rusanov, V.D.
Inst
Title : Experimental Investigation of the Effectiveness-of Inje,:-
tion in the Betatron.
Orig Pub : Atorzt. energiya, 1957, 2, No 6. 525-532
Abstract : Description of experiments, performed with the synchro-
tron of the Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciences,
USSR (electron energy 30 Mev), for the purpose of explai-
ning the physical laws of the capture of electrons into
the betatron acceleration mode. A detailed examination
is made of the influence of the injection of alternating
magnetic and electric fields on the effectiveness of in-
jection, this field being artifically created inside the
accelerator chamber during the instant corresponding to
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USM/Iquclear Physics - Instruments and Installations. C-2
-Metho&; of Measurement and Investigation
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fiz:Lka, No 1, 1958, 238
the electron nrlynission. It is shown that 'the additional
magaetic field, o&ose action can becompared-with the ef-
fectof electric field s o.n the.particle-(Kerst hypothesis),
as.well~as the field of the artificial space charge, can
strongly increase the intensity of Samms radiation at
small eulssion cvrrents. qualitative estimates, however,
lead to the conclusion that the effect of induction com-
pression, in accordance with the Kerst hypothesis, should
be small compared with the Coulomb interaction in the nor-
mal openLting mode of the betatron. It is also shown
that, in general, similar artificial methods for increa-
sing the intensity are ineffective. A hypothesis is pro-
posed that only methods that permit a substantial change
in the stabilizing forces of the magaetic field can lead
to a considerable increase in the yield, since most beta-
trons operate in a mode close to the "limiting current"
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AMORS: Tkachev., V., Vartanov, V., Vasilyan, I., LagunOV., V-o
LobihanicIze, Z., Guruli, M. (Tbilisi)
TITLE: Tbilisi Model-airplane Builders Need a Field for Flying Conl-
controlled Models (Thilioskim aviamodelistam nuzhen kortodr(xzl)
pEkODICAL: J~r7llya rx1iny, 1958, Nr 6, p 24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors urge the construction of a field for flying
cord-controlled airplane models in Thilisi.
10:-Airplanes-Nedel building
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AUTHOR. Lagunov,Y.N. SOV/20-127-6-6/51
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TITLE: t Possible Sphere Imbedded in a Given Closed
Surface
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1959,vol M,Nr 6,pp 1167-1169 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt Let FR be the class of two times continuously differentiable
closed surfaces F in the three-dimensional space, the principal
radii of curvature of which are not smaller than R in all
surface points. Let T(F) be the body bounded by F. The sphere K
is imbedded in the surface F if K CT(F).
Theorem: In every surface of the class F R a sphere of radius
2
R(-# - 1) can be imbedded. To every E >0 there exists an F C-FE:
2
in which no sphere of radius R(-,t -1)+t can be imbedded.
The author mentions V.I.Diskant. The paper is written under the
leading of A.I.Fet.
There are 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet, and 1 American.
ASSOCIATION:Novosibirskiy inetitut inzhenerov vodnogo transporta(Novosibirsk
Institute of Engineers of Water Transportation)
PRESENTED: April 29, 1959, by S.L.Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 23, 1959
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LAGUNOV, V. N., Cand Phys-Math Sci -- (diss) "Largest sphere set in
rough surfacing." Novosibirsk, 1960. 8 pp; (Academy of sciences USSR,
Siberian Division, Joint Academic Council for Physics-Mathematics
..,and for Technical Sciences); 180 copies; price not given; (KL, 22-60,
131)

,- 1AGUMV, V.N.
largest possible sphere imbedded in a close surface. Sib. mat.
zhur* 1 uo#2:205-232 R-Ag 160. (KM 13:12)
(Geometry, Differential)

LAGUNOV, V.N.
Largest possible sphere embedded in a closed surface. Part 2.
Sib. mat. zhur. 2 no.6:874-883 N-D 161. (MM 15:7)
(Convex domains)

LAGUNOVp V.N.; FET, A.I.
Ertrm= problems for ourfaceo of a given topologieal t7w.
P&rt 1. Sibomat.zhur. 4 no.1045-176 Ja-F 163. (MnA 3.6:2)
(TOP01067)

IAGUNOV$ V.N.1 FET, A.I.
Kxtramum problems for surfaces of a pres=ibeei Opol-agicall tuTpe.
Part 2. Sib. mat. zhur. 6 no.5:1026-1036 S-0 165. (MMA 18;10)

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TITLEt Determination of the coordinates ol objects\V
f SOURCEt Voyenny*y vestnik,.no. 7, 1963, 8.3_85 4
TOPIC TAGS: PUO-3, sound ranging base
.43STRACT: Using the PUO-3, the author developed a new method of determining
J the coordinates of sounding objects which makes it possible to reduce the
operation time by 2-3 times. The whole comDlex of the operations consists
in the calculation of the elements of the sound-ranging,sub bases, preparaticn.
of the plotting board and the determination of the coordinates from the data
yielded from the processing of the readings of the sound-ranging tapes. The
application of the method described ifi this article makes it possible to
increase the accuracy of the calculation of sound-ranging sub-bass elements.
It is no longer necessary to plot the normal'line on the plotting board, plot
points on it, and draw the plotting are. This reduces the probability that
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BEIYANCHIKOV, V.P., inzh.; NOVIKOV, I.V., inzh.; ZAYTSPIF- T-Ye.,
inzh.; AKILIYEV, S.A., inzh.; BELKIIi, V A., inzb.j
POCHKIRA, L.A., inzh.; VASILIYEV, O.A., ILnzh.; Prinimali
uchastiye: KOPEYKDIA, O.P.; -q,'IRIIOVA, A.N.; BELKINA,S.S.;
SHILINA, Ye.I.; LAGUNOVP Ye.N.; REZNIX, S.Z.; ERISMI,
B.I.; KU3!XMffq4"'4&
Oft 1 4 :V
Off- A
[Operational life of parts of excavating, construction,
and road machinery; a reference catalogj Sroki sluzhby de-
talei ekskavatorov, stroitellnykh i dorozhnykh mashir.
os-
katalog spravochnik. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, GI
lesbumizdat. Pt.2. (Road, construction machinery, and
machinery for manufacturing building materials] DorozhrWe,
stroitellnye mashiny i mashiny dlia proizvodstva stroitell-
nykh materialov. 1963. 306 p. (MIRA 17:4)
1. "Stroitlyazhmashzapchast'," Tekhnicheskaya kontora. Kon-
struktorskoye byuro.

NIKITINP B.M.; LAGUNOV, Yu.V.
149thods of measuring the electric conductivity of molten slags.
Nauch. trudy D141 no.51:54-63 163. (MIRA 17: 10)

KHITRIK, S.I.; GASIK, M.I.; LFYBOVICH, R.Ye.; LAGUNOV Yu.V - HCHER A.G.
9 - P
Specific heat of carbonizing an electrode mixture. Stall
25 no.2:135-136 F 165. (MIRA 18:3)

GASYUK1, G.N.; TSVEIKOVA., L.M.; Prinirnali uchastiye: SHVETS, A.T.j I&GUNOVA, G.A.
Effect of ultrasonic waves on the microflora in the Frocess of grape
juice production. Trudy MNIIPP 2:75-80 162. (MIRA 16:4)
(Ultrasonic waves-Industrial applications)
(Wine and wine making-Microbiology)

LAGITNOVA, I G
"Tumor-Like OsteonVelitis of the Femur,," Sov. Pled.1 ;;o "9 19~9.
Nor., Gen. Sci. lies. In3t. AoentgenoloU & lladioloL7 V.m."""Olotov, -cl)4,)-

IAGUNOVA, 1. G.
"Az~putation Stumps of Limbs (C3.inico-Radiological and Anatomico Histological
?arallel)", pages 99, Yedgiz, Moscow, 1950

LWUNOTA, I.G., k:andidat meditsinsidIch nauk.
Intraossal calcifications. Test.reut.i ra& n0.3.-54-58 S-0 '53-
Omu ?--:0
I.Iz rentgonodiagnouticheskbgo otdola (savedayushchiy - professor
I.A.Shekhter) Tsentrallnogo naxtahno-iseledovatellskogo instituta
rentgenologii i radiologii im. V.X.Kolotoya (direktor - professor
P.D.Talltsev).
(Calcification) (Bones)

IAGUIOVA. I.G.
Report on the work of the White Russian Scientific Society of
Roentgenologists and Radiologists for 1952 (Minsk). Vest.rent.i
red, no*5:94 S-0 153. (111;RA 7:1)
(White Russia--Irays) (I rays--White Russia)

LAWN70VA, Irina G.
Direp Molotov Cew Res. Inst- Of ROentgenology and Radiologyp "Invisible
Rays in Action." (Entire article enclosed in dossier)
Soviet Uni2.n-, No. 8, (54), Aug 1954

LAGTJNOVAj I.G-.(Docent)
"Application of Radioacti've Substances in Medicine in the USSR," Mediteinskiy
Rebotnik, Vol.18, No.20, kuscow, I Yzr 55
Director Inst. of Roentgenology and Radiology im. V.M.Moloto-v
TransAlation W-]-51371, 21 JU3. 55

IAGUNOVA. I.G.
Second International Congress on Yluorography hold in Paris. Test.
rent. i rad. 31 no.6:81-87 M-D 156. (MIRA 10:2)
(WNGS --RADIOGRAPHY)

AV 0
L&GUNOVA. I.G., dots.
ignificance of tomography in the diagnosis of lung cancer [with
,hbmmary in Inglish]. Vop.onk. 3 no.4:418-422 157. (MIRA 10:11)
j.-Iz Gosuderstvannogo nsuohno-issledovatel'skogo institute rentgeno-
logii i radiologii (dir*' - aots. I.G.Isgunova).. Adres avto-ra:
Moskva, Zh-28. Solyanka, d.7, Institut rentgenologii i radiologii.
(MiG RICIPJASKS, diagnosis,
tomography (Bus))

/"'9'!5'7,v/V0 j/'.'9/_Z- C. 25-11-22/28
AUTHOR:
TITLEt
PFRIODICAL:

ABSTRAM

1/2 None Given hinayetsya segodnya)
The Future Begins Today (Budushcheye nac
Nauka i Zhizn', 1057, et llt Pv 49-54 (USSR)
compiled from eSaayB by different scientists,
The article Was essay the possibilities
Academician P.AsRebinder outlines in hie a scientific
building material based on futur chemistry.
for creating new of physical
achievements, especially in the field efuture task of medical
According to Dotsent I.G.Lagunova th eases but will
only consist ~_ntre~atment of dis
science vill not e prolongation of life. In the future many
concentrate on th by applying physical and chemical
diseases may be eliminated field, for instance, the use of
discoveries in the medical unctioning of glands.
isotopes forregulating the f ith the unlimited mineral
Academician D.I,Shcherbakov deals w Another future
ces and future methods of exploitation- eserts and
resour he use of d
project in the agricultural field is t
tundra zones for agriculture. count of the huge resources
Professor V-P-Zenkovich gives an ac :ploited in future decades.
of the seas and oceans which will be 01 bottom; extensive
1 will be produced from the sea
,.For instance, 01 ill be created by feeding fish in bays or
fishing grounds
The Future Ilegins Today
special basins. 25-11-22/28
Professor G-1-Babat describes a fictional quantum-rocket
in which nuclear fuel will be transformed in 0 electro-
magnetic radiation. t
There are nine sketches.
AVAILABLE4 Library Of Congr...
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IAGUNOVA
0.00000 ;wjw
Achievements of Soviet roentgenology; on the 40th anniversary of the
October Revolution. Vest.rent. i rad. 32 no.5:3-9 S-0 157.
(HIM 11:2)
1. Direktor Gosuclarstvemogo naucbno-iBaledovatellskogo Instituts
rentgenologii I rediologii, glav~nyy rentgenolog Hinisterstva
zdravookhreneniya RSFSR.
(RCENTGEMOLOGY,
in Russia (RUB))

LAGUNOVA I G ETSKIY, G.N., dote.; POMELITSOV, X.V., t)rof.
,,,dots.; BEL
SM, L.P., prof.
On the 50th birthday of Professor Illia Aleksandrovich Shekhter.
Vest.rent. i rad. 32 no.t:89 11-D '57. (MIRA 11:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut rentgenologii i
radiologii (for Lagunova). 2. Moskovskiy meditsinskiy stomatologicheskiy
institut (for BeletakiY). 3. Veerossiyskoye obshchestvo rentgenologov
i radiologov (for Pomelltsev). 4. MoskovBkoye obshchestvo
rentgenalogov i rediologov (for Podlyaahuk).
(SHEKHTER, ILIIA AWKSANDROVICH, 1907-)

ZMOVIGH' V., prof. doktor geogr. nauk; IAGUNOVA. I.:-.PBMVSKIT, Yu.
zhurnalist; VERDIII, Zhan; PETROV, S., inzh.; NLUMOV, S., nauchn"
aptrudnik; IOM, V., insh.; DROMOV, V., inzh.
People of now specialties. Znan. sils 32 no.11:32-34 N 157.
(MLRA 10:11)
1* Direktor Instituta rentgenologii. i ridiologii Ministerstva zdravo-
- -~;niya (for Iagunova)
I~ra
(science)

LAGMMOVA~ I. G., Doc LJ-~,d Sci -- (dirr:) 'DzataZIt-I'l-
tunors the sl--Glcton. (Clillico-Roontgellol ~,rvl-..lltioll~,,,). L-.0s, lQ5".
29 pp (Vin of Health 'USSR. Central Inst for tho Advni-jcca of
PhYsicialls), 200 copies 1, I-a, , A6-5B, 1 A2)
-S7

LAGUROVA, I.G., dots.
/- ~Degenerative and dystrophic processes in the spine (spond7losis
and spond7larthrosia). Trudy TSentr. nauch.!-issl. inst. rentg.
i rad. 10:131-139 '59. - (MIRA 12:9)
(SPINF,-DISMASES)

LAGUNOVAJ, I. G.
Soib research results and prospects in the field of clinical radiology.
Med. rad. 5 no.20;3-9 160. (MIRA 14:2)
(RADIOLOGY, MEDICAL)
(f

-~GUNO~VAIX.~G-, prof.
Boris IL'ich Bri=4 ol4tuAry. Vest. rent. i rad. 35 no. 5:75
My-~e 160o ()UP& 14:2)
(BRIMl BOR;W-ILIIGH.. 1903-1960)

ZEDGENIDZE9 G.A.p prof. otv. red.; BENTSIANOVAj V.M., dotsent, red.; VIRTURINA,
V.P.; kand. med. nauk, 'red ; ZUBCHUKjp N.V. pland.. mad. nauk, red.;
LAGUNOVA~ T , rZ.; POHKDBSM' N.Y.. prof., red.; RMBERGI,
prof. 0
'-i~.r.~,zaaluzhenmyy dayatell naukil prof., red.; ROZENSHTRAMI L*S.q
doktor med. naakp red.; ROKHLIN, D.G., prof., red.; SOKOLOVp Tu.N.j. prof.p
red.; FANARDZBYANI, V.A., red.; SHEKHTER, Iik., prof., red.; SH~MN. B.M.,
prof.. red. e SHTERN 9 V.N. * prof , 9 red.; ZUMAp N.K. p tekbn, rad .
[Transactions of the Seventh A3-1-Union Congress of Roentganologibts and
Radiologists] Trudy Vsesoiuznogo s"ezda rentgenologov i radiologov, 7th,
Saratov, 1958. Moskvap Gos. izd-vo mod. lit-ry Medgiz, 1961o 317 p.
(MIRA 34:7)
1. Viseroyumiyy s"yezd rentgenologov i radiologov 7th Saratov, 1958.
2. Deystvitellpyy oblen AMN SM (for Zedgenidze;. 37CUsny-korresponden-
ty AMN SSSR (for RoIchlimp Fanardzbya:n). /+. Akademiya nauk Arnyanskay SSR
(for Fanardzbyan) (RADIOLOGYt MMICAL) -

LAGUNOVA., I.G.
--------------------
All-Russian congress of Roentgenologists and Radiologists. Mrav-
Roo. Feder. 5 no.11:46-47 S 161. (KIRA U: 10)
(RADIOLOGY$ 1EDIGAL-ZONGRESSES)

LAGUN 4_1. Gj egyetemi, tanar
Some technical problems in clinical roentgenology and radiology.
Magy radiol. 13 no.6:321-323 N 161.
1. As Orvosi Rontgen es Radiologiai Intezet igazgatojal as Az Orosz
Foderativ Szocialista Koztarsasag Allami Tudomanyos Kutatointezete,
Moszkva.
11
(RADIOGRAM) (RADIOLADG!r)

LAGUNoVA., I.,~. , yrof .
t Scientific Gonferance q Roentgenologists and
First Far Eas MRA 15:1)
Radiologists4, Zdrav. Roo. Feder* 5 no.12:41 - ---
(RADIOLOGISTS-CONGRESSES)

~A~ ~AlrUm -- Georgiyevna; BENTSIAVOVA, V.M... red.; PARANHINA,,
N.L., tekhno x;--cl-,-
(Tumors of the skelaton]Opukholi skeleta. Mookva,.Modgizs
1962. 365 P. (MMA 150)
(BOI-TES-TUMORS)

IAWWOVA I G
Um tecbnical problems of clinical radiolo&7. Acta chir. Aced. Sci.
Rmg. 3 no.Iti-v 162.
(RADIOLOGr)

IAGUHOYA,-jZ.; KOZLO'Tfi, A,V.; PERVDVA, A.K.; IM-SIM, A.F.; IEOKHOVSKIY,
V.V.; PARSHRI, I.M.
Rational system of planning a department and protection during work
with closed radioactive preparations. Med.rad. 7 no.6:69-76 Je 162.
(MIRA 15:8)
1. Iz Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-isoledovatel'Akogo rentgono-radio-
logicheskogo instituta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya, RSFSR i
Moskovskoy gorodskoy bollnitsy 14o./kC.
(RADIOIDGY, HEDICAI,,SAFETY MASURES)

LAGUNOVA,, I. G.j OWKPOV, V. A.; KORAMOVICH, 1. N.
The problem of rational method of splenoDorto.-raphy combined with
splenomanometry.
Program for Medical Society of J. E. Purkyn^-, Czech.
Radiology Congress, Karlovy Vary, Czech. 10-15 June 163

IAGUITOVA, I.G.$ professor
Some technical questions relating to clinical roentRenology
and radiology. Periodica polytechn electr 6 no.1:1,-IVt'62.
1. Gosudarsuvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy rentgenoradiolo,ci-
cheskiy institut MZ RSFSR, Moskva.

LAGUNOVAI I.G., prof.
Giant-cell tumors and their characteristics. Khirurgiia 39
no-5:6-11 My, 163. (MMA 17:1)
1. Iz Nauchno-issledovateliskogo rentgono-radiologicheakogo
instituta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.

LAGUN OVA, I. G.,, pro:?.
S*aorooocoygeal chordomao. Vest. khir. 91 no.8t75--79 Agt63
(MIU 170)
1. Iz Goeudarst-bernogo naucbno-"sledovatellskogo rentgeno-
radiologichaskogo instituta Miniaterstva zdravoolchrameniya
RSFSRp Moskva. Adres avtoras. Moskva gh-28p Solyumkay do7l
Remtgeno-radiologiaheakiy institute

IAGUI40VA, I.G. (Mook-M); GORDON, V.I. (Hoskva)
Organizational problems in using the betatron in clinical
treatment. Trudy TSentr. mueb.-issl. inst. rentg. i rad.
11 no.1:120-126 164. (MIRA 18:11)

IAGMIOVAI.-I.G. (Moskva); ZVERZV, M.P. (Moskva)
Methodology of radiotherapy of sarcoma of the long tubular
bones by means of 25 14ev. betatron. Trudy TSentr. nauch.-
issl. inst. rentg, i red. 11 no.ltl65-173 164.
(MIRA 18:11)

prof., otv. red.; KAGIN, Ye.1-1., prof., zam. otv.
red.; VIKTUR1NA, V.P., kand. med. nauk, red.;
T5YBUL'3KIY, B.A., prof., red.; YAKITICE, I.M., prof.,
red.
[40 years of the State Scientific Research Institute of
X-ray Radiology of the Ministry of Public Health of the
R.S.F.S.R.. 1924-19641 40 let Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-
issledovatel'skogo rentgeno-radiologiche5kogo instituta
NZ RSFSR, -1924-1964. Yoskva, GNIRRI MZ RUSH, 1964- 347 p.
(MITU 19:1)

BENTSIANOVA, V.M., dots., red.; V11MRINA, V.P., kand, med.
nauk I prof., red.; J.LGR,1
, red.; KAGAN, Ye.M., _21AI
prof., red.; PE?-ES1_EGT_N, I.A_, dcktor med. nauk, red.;
ROZENSHTRAUKITI, L.S., prof... red.
(materials of the enlarged plenum of the Board of the
All-Union Scientific Society of Roentgenologists and
Radiologists and of the out-of.-town session of the Sci-
entific Council of the State Scientific and Research
Institute of X-Ray Radiology of the Mindstry of Public
Health of the R.S.F.S.R., held December 23 - 26, 1963,
in Rostov-on-Don) Materialy rasshirennogo plenuma Prav-
leniia Vserossiiskogo nauchnogo obshchestva rentgeno-
logov i radiclogov i vyezdnoi se3sii Uchenogo soveta
Gosudarstvennago nauclino-issledovatellskogo rentgeno-
radiologicheskogo instituta MZ RSFSR 23-26 dekabria 1963.
goda, g.Rostov-na-Donu, Mosk-va, 1963. 188 p.
(141HA 18:1)

LAGUNOVA 1,G., prof.; KLIMOVA, M.K.,- kand.-med. nauk
Roentgenological changes in the skeleton in hyperparathyroid osteodystropl,,v
and their dynamies in surgical treatment. Vest. rent. i rad. 39 no.4:.2-7
n-Ag 64. (MIRA 18: 7)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy rentgano-radiologicheakiy
institut Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR, Moskva.

LAGUNOVA, 1.G.,; OBUKHOV, V.A.; KMRAMMICH, N.I. (Mos"ra)
On the problem of a rational method of sul novorzograz~ny
L . -e .
combined with splenotonometry. Cesk. radiol. 19 no.4/5:
351-355 Ag 165.

(Maslvu); TSYBULISKITj B.Ao (ftskv9); URNEV, I.I. Noskva)
First experience of treating cancer ruf the eardJal portion rX
the stomah by meana of 25 Met,. letatron, Trudy, Tgentr. nauch.-
isol, Jnst. rentg. I rad. 11 no.100,1164 164.
(MIM 18-.11)

G(IIWNP 1E.M. (Mczkya); DMOEMOVSK-1-Y, V.V. (Mosk"); TERYOLAY11L, le.V.
jMaskva); LAGUNOVA, I.G. (Moak-m%,- KMJM'T'Yfilq, A.I. (Hz'~i:va)
ReconBtruotion of a standa-rd 12--bed radIclogical depfatmevt
voeting the currrnt requIxements of medic.-al tecbno~'cgy. Trudy
TSentr. naucb.-Ilssl. imt. rentg, i rad. 11 no.]*-305-310 164.
(AURA 18,.11)

i ~ h GI ;~ I , ". '. 4 J, 10 :~ .'k I.'! : - :. , a ."
;: :iorography and its place in the pub-14c health sy~Tc-. ~~est.
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rent. i rad. 40 nc.3.~-12 INY-Je 'i05- lep: 7)

KRASAVINA, Ye., naudtxn -sotrudnikj OBREVKO, Ill, nauchnyy sotrudnik;
LAGUNO nauchnyy notrudnik
Now type of keramit concrete. Sell. stroi. IS no.5:14-15
Ny 163. (MMA 16t 6)
1. Naucbno-issledovatellskiY institut sel'skogo stroitel'st7a.
(Neramzit) (Lightmeight concrete)

FALIKOVICII, Mariya PdkhqyIcNrna; LAGUNDVA, N.V., red.
(The most freauen!17 used -words in --n-ish; for Ianguage
institutes. Textbook 24or students enrolled in courses -1-5
of instituteB an! schools of foreign languages] Leksiche-
skii minimum po anghiskomu lazyku; dhar iazykovykh vuzov.
Uchebnoe posobie dlia studentov I-V kursov histitutov i
fa.kulltetov inostrannykh 1-azykov. lzd. 2. Moskva, Vys-
shaia shkola, 1964. 339 P. 17:7)

YEYMVY I.P.; IAGUNOVA, O.P.; MAGDESIYEVA, N.N.; TITOV, V.V.; YURIYEV, Yu.K.;
PESHKOVA, V.M.
Determination of the acid dissociation constants of' -diketones
of the selenophene series. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 2: fim. 18
no.5:49-53 S-0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Kafedra analiticheskoy k-himii Moskovskogo univeraiteta.

14 IAGUNOVA. T.P.
__ "P.m! I mwftmdftmwil~~
White blood picture and erythrocyte precipitation reaction in
children-ill with toxic diphtheria. Vop.olth.mat. i det. 1 no.4:
90 Jl-Ag 156. (MIRA 9:9)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh infektoionuykh boleznev Sverdlovskogo gosudar-
stvennogo meditsinskogo instituta
(DIPBTMTA) (BLOOD--IMAMINATION)

IA.GLTHOVA. T.P.
7-
.Role of magnesium sulfate in the compound treatment of toxic
diphtheria. Vop.okh.mat. i det. 4 no.3:19-24 My~e '59.
(HIU 12:8)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh infektsionnykh bolezney (zav. - prof.
V.S.Dabrova) Sverdlovskogo meditainskogo instituta (dir. -
prof.A.F.Z4orev) i difteriynogo otdeleniva (zav. - zasluzhennyy
vrach RSFbM S.V.Lomonosov) 3-Y infektaionnoy bollnitsy.
(DMOMMU) (MAGIIESIUM SULFATE--TMUW-RMIC USE)
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Scattering of Carriers in Gallium S/181/60/002/02/02/033
Arsenide With Strong Degeneration B006/BO67
centration of the uncompensated impurities in the sample. In the low-
temperature range, n-type and p-type conductivity are practically
independent of temperature. Above 50-2000K, the carrier mobility decreases
with temperature the more, the stronger the sample is alloyed. At
T 400-7000K, however, the mobility decrease in non-degenerate samples
is stronger than in degenerate ones. At low temperatures, scattering
fromimpurity ions is dominating in all samples, at high temperatures -
by lattice vibrations. With increasing carrier concentration, the
scattering from the lattice increases. The most important experimental
results can be explained by the general theory of carrier scattering in
a simple impurity semiconductor. For a qualitative explanation it is
sufficient to assume that the velocity of the scattered electrons in
strong degeneration is much higher than the mean thermal velocity which
they would have in the-non-degenerate caseo and that it does not depend
on temperature. This velocity increases with electron concentration.
There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 7 references, 3 Soviet, 2 American,
and 2 British.
LIX
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S/181/61/003/001/026/042
ipq31 11Y3i ILI 9f) B102JB204
AUTHORSs Yemellyanenko, 0. V., Lagunoval T. S.. and-Nasledov, D. N.
TITL'Et Impurity band in p- and n-type gallium arsenide crystals
PERIODICA'"t Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 3, no. 1, 1961, 198-203
TEXTs The present paper is a continuation of an earlier paper (Ref. 1)
in which high-impurity n- and p-type GaAs specimens have been examined.
It had been found that, in these specimens, the carrier concentration
does not change with decreasing temperature (from room temperature to
1.5 - 20K), and also the electrical conductivity remains nearly constant.
In n-type specimens, the activation energy of impurity levels was equal
to zero because of the formation of an impurity band overlapping the
conduction band, and the electron gas was degenerate. The effective mass
of the holes in GaAs is a multiple of the electron mass. Here, data are
given on measurements of the Hall constant and the electrical conductivity
of p- and n-type GaAs specimens, which are discussed. The measuring
method is described in Ref. 1. The specimens were produced from initial
substances of high purity (99.99%); the characteristic properties of the
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S/181/61/003/001/026/042
Impurity band in p- and n-type... B102/BZ04?
various specimens are given in a table. The results of measurement are
shown in Figs. 1 and 2. Within the entire range of measurement (2-600'K),
the specimens were within the region of impurity conductivity. The
temperature dependence of Hall constant electrical conductivity for
p-type GaAs is shown in Fig. I and Fig. 2, respect ~vely. In the latter,
the slope of the curves is constant from 30 to 4.2 K (the apparent breaks
are due to the change in scale). Ge, InSb, and other semiconductors show
a similar course of the curves, which is explained on the basis of a
hypothesis concerning the mobility in the impurity band (Phys.Re~f. v.96,
p. 1226 and v. 99, P. 400). Here, the existence of two types of carriers
of the same sign is assumed: ordinary carriers in the conduction or
valence band, and such of lower mobility in a band formed by overlapping
impurity levels. The Hall constant R may be expressed as a function of
concentration and mobilities of the two types of carriers (1,2).s
R = a u 2n + 2n , u2n 2, where n + n - const; the constant r
r( 1 1 "2 2)1(",n1 2) 1 2 a
differs only little from unity. Figs. 3 and 4 show R(T) and 6(T) for
n-type GaAs. The maxima of the R(T) curves may be explained either on
the basis of the above formula for un, =u 2n2' or by a surface conduction
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'and n-typetee
Impurity band in p -
B102/B204
-effect. However,'the latter cannot-explain all the phenomena observed.
The slo* 300K depends on processes occurring in
pe.of the curves with T<
the impurity band, and.'at higher temperatures on carrier transitions from
the.impurity band,to-the conduction or valence bands-. The width of the
ener nd valence band may be calculated
gap between acceptor I vel
.from t~e alopb of'the R(,T) curves or (for pure specimens) from the formula'!
/kT) Both methods yielded similar results s
n exp 7.
0.0 O.O~
1 evo The gap between donor levels and conduction band
gap
was found to be even smaller. Somf;; inieresting results were obtainea for
con u
d ctivity; thus, the,reeistivity~,,of n-type Oaks at low temperatures
In a transverse magnetic field do6&inot increase (as.is otherwise the case
miconductors) but decreases. At E - 5000 oe and at helium
in se
the resistivity decrease in some cases attains 0.6 - 0.7%;
in the case o .f pure specimens (5300 oe)t even 7.5%; and at 2.4 0K, 11%.
I.- On p-type specimens, this effect was either very low or did not occur at
e effect on n-type GaAs'oannot be explained.by theories available
all. Th
today. There are 5 figures, I table, and 4 referencest I Soviet-bloc and
3 non-Soviet-bloc.
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N-Port presented at the 3rd Nation--",- Conferenre on Semiconduc-6o-,
Co,"'Ounds, Kishinev, 16-21 SeDt 1963
-.c-ctr'cal properties of highly degenerate crystals of n- and p--,y?c
--L'il*u.. arsenide. 0. V. Yemellyanenko, F. P. Kesa-manly, Nasietcv,
V. G. Sidorov, G. N. Talalakin.
Concerning the interaction of electrons wl'th lattice vibrations in
ca.'jium arsenide. 0. V. Yerellyanenko, T. S. LaSunova, D. N. Xasladov,
11. Ye. Shcherba.tov.
tiectrica) properties of galliun arsenide with different impurities.
D. .11. Nasledov, G. IN. Talalakin.
investigation of the properties of impurity zones in crystals of p-type
Salliun arsenide. 0. V. Yemal'yanenko, T. S. Lagunova, 0. .4. Nasledov,
V. Ye. Shcherbatov.
Galvanornagnetic properties of indium arsenide in a wide temperature
range. Yu. #111. Surdukov, 1. V. Zatova, T. S. L.-Sunova, D. N. Xasladov.
Nernst effect in -n-type indium phosphide.
F. P. Kesamenly, E. E. Klot:n'.
(Presentec:

ZOTOVA, N.V.; S.; NASLEDOV, D.N.
Negative magnetic resistance in n-type indium arsenide at low
temperatures. Fiz. tver. tela 5 no.U-.3329-3331 N 163.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut imeni A.F.Ioffe AN SSSR, Leningrad.

BURDUKOV, Yu.M.; YDMIYANENKO, O.V.; ZOTOVA, N.V.; KWAMANLY, F.P.;
KLOTYNISH, E.E.; 4qqNOVA,T~$.; NASLEDOV, D.N.; SIDOROV, V.G.;
TALALAKIN, G.N.; SHCHERBATOV, V.Ye. (deceased)
Transfer effects in AIIIBV type compounds. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.
fiz. 28 no.6:951-958 A 164. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut imeni A.F. loffe AN SSSR.

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zotov&~N.v 1 , -P.; Klotyo-*
AUMOR-,Jh&MWV.GV-~Y-U.-M,; Yemelyanenko,Oeve; Kesamanly* Y.
LalzunoVa.T S! 6 S c
A.j#~Z J& ; 4 off-MIL-r-W Talalakin. 'G.N.; so
(Decessed)i -EalLedov, MDootor, of pbysico-mtemativa scienceal
TITIZ: Invest1gation of transfer effects In AXIIBV typo compoundsP6,0port Third
M Contorence on semiconductor Compounds hold in Kishinev ld"-21 Sep 1963)_
6091=; AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Sorlya fizicheskaya, v.28. no.6, 1964, 951-958
TOPIC TAGSt semiconductor, semiconductor research, semiconductor band structure,
Hall effect, Nernst Ottinghnisen effoct,'electric conductivity, gallium a
M-~' -
indium arsenide, 'indium phosphid T
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ADSTRACTI The present paper is a review of the results of experimental studies of
transfer effects in AIIIDV type compounds, specifically, gallium arsenide, Indium
arsenide and Indium phosphide, with mphigals on the first. The work of other su~h-
ors, Soviet and non-Soviet, is referred to, but for the Post part the data and diem
~ussioa are based an Investigations by the authors' group. The main purpose of t4de
studies wage to investigatte the anerg* op"t and absracteristIcs of.the Impurity
rum
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band (zone) and elucidate the mechanism of electron scattering in these semiconduc-
tor compounds. The assumed band structure of GaAs is described. Extensive measure-
ments were made of the thermo-emf of the coripoukids in order to investigate the strum-
ture of the allowed bands. Data and curves are given for the dependence of the ef-
fective electron mass on the carrier concentration in the crystal, the temperature
dependence of the Hall constant, the temperature dependence of the height of the
Fermd level, the temperature dependence of the relative resistivity increment (WIP)
in a magnetic field, the Nernst-Ettingbausen effect, all for n-typs GaAs; the de-
pendence of the hole mass on the hole concentration in p-type GaAs; the temperature
dependence of kinetic effects in InPj, the temperature dependences of the Hall con-
stant and LR/p and the field dependence of bp/p for n-type InAs. The mechanism of
interaction of electrons with lattice vibrations in gallium arsenide and Indiur. ar-
senide is discussed. Impurity effects are considered and various models are evalus-
ted.from the standpoint of their agreement with experimentliand practical utility.
Orlg.art.hass 6 formulas and 9 f1gures.
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ASSOCIATIONs Fisiko-tokhrdehookiy institut in. A* F. loffe Akadmdi muk SM
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AGGEWIDN KRI AP4019873 8/0161/641006,10031095 810960
Naelodov..
AUTHORSo Nomwwa^ F e P. I X1otj*n1 aht DO D. N~
The Irgwity band in crystals of n type In?
VITLE v
1SOURGEg Fizika tvardogo telap ve 60 no. 3s 1964s 958-960
TOPIC TAGSs crystal, Hall constant,.electron concentration) semiconductor band
structure
ABWRACT: This is a continuation of investigation in support, of previous work
or. P. i6samaniA E. S. laoty*ntsh, Yu, V. Malitsev., D. N, N asledov, and YU. I.
Ukhanov,, M,, 6,, :L34., 1964),, lindicating Uiat the increase in Hall constant in n-
type InP with decrease in temperature below ?00K in due to conduction in the
impurity band. One of the consequences of an impurity band in a crystal is a
maximum on the curve showing temperature dependence of the Hall constant.
Imostigation in the region of 2-30CK of n-type InP with electron concentration
Of 8*263D~6 cm-3 has shown that, the K&U const=t inweases as T deaines down to
40-$CK and then reaches a mwdrA=# aftoi which it begins to decline U3.1 the
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temperature reaches IOK# Below this temperature the Hall constant is agai n
independent of temperature. That this maximum is due to conduction in them
impurity band is indicated by the fact that the same maximum is observed at
similar electron concentrations in n-type Oaks, for whiut this conduction in the
Iimpurity band has been downstratede Comparisons with results on lnhs,, InSb,, and
Ge also support this conclusion. nTho authors thank 0o Vo 'remallyanonko far
valuable discussions of the results," Orig. arbs has t 2 figures,

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contaminan
'in:-,I somi ped 6 nM'the-~ Cz
conductor jello aAs In
9 gle: crystals gro, ochralski method. The
consisted of'determining electric conductivIty and the liall-constant in
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AUT11011: Aliev, S. A. ;_Kcsitinanly, F. P. ; Lagiinova, T. S. Naslcdov, D. N.
ORG: [Kesamanly; Lagunova; N,-tslcdov) A. F. loffe Physico-Technical Institute.
L.~~c~,~c~~ipy of Sc-lepces-of-the 1JSSRLcjAngradLJA1iev] Institute of Phyikc-~
AcadL-.i-ry--o-f-S*--c'i-e-iices of the Azerbaidzhan SSR,. Baku
TITLE: Hall effect and magnetoresiistance of n-InP crystals at low temperatures
SOURCE: Physica status solidi, v. 17, no. 1, 1966, 105-108
TOPIC TAGS: Hall effect, magnetoresistance, temperature dependence, Hall
constant, electric conductivity, impurity band, impurity conductivity, indium
phosphid*e crystal
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the temperature dependence of the*.Ha!L-c~nt-
R(T), the electrical conductivity 'o(7)' , and the magnetoresistanc6 Aete(T)
betweer?l. 7 and 300K in n-indium ph'osphide specimens with electron co*ncen'trations
M M
ro ' 2 x 10-Li to 10 Acm-3. A maximum was observed in R(T) in the temperature
f
range 210-100K; 'Ae/Q' was negative in all specimens below the maximum
temperature of R(T). The results are explained by the participation of the impurity
C=rd 112

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band in conduction. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 1 table. (Authors' abstract]
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sotrudnik; PRESICH, G.A.; SOLODOVNIKOVA, Ye.N.; VINIK, I.A.;
FUKSONJ, F.I.;
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Experience in the application of contact water heating.
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Features of humus formation in Irrigated Sierozem soils of the
Samarkand oasis [with summary in IngliBhl. Pochvovedenis no.8-.59-68
Ag 158. (Milu 11:9)
l.Pochvennyy institut I'm. V.V. Dok=hiLyeva.AR SSSR.
(Zeravehan Valley~-Humus)

LAGMTOVA, Ye.P.
Ferti:Lity of genetic soil horizons in the trans-Volga region
and methods for its reestablishment. Pochvovedenie no. 7:
87-95 Jl 165 (MIU 19:1)
1. Pochvennyy institut imeni V.V. Dokuchayeva, Mosl-va. Sub-
mitted April 16, 1964.

ACC NRs AP7011368- SOURCE CODE% UR/0118/66/000/010/0031/0035
AUTHORt Kras1k, Ya. L. (Engineer); Rappoport, L. 1. (Engineer); LagunovIch.
Kirichanko, B. M. (Engineer)
ORG t none
TITLEt Sparkless transistorized logic elements for coal ulnas
SOURCE: Makhanizatstya I avtomatizatalya proizvodstva, no. 10, 1966,
31-35
TO?IC V.GSt logic element, mining machinery, Industrial automation
SUB CODE: 13,09
ABSTRACT: The use of electromagnetic relays as cotoutating elements In
automatit: control equipment In coal mines has several drawbacks: low
reliabillty In conditions of dust and high humidity, great danger of
sparking from the equipment, high cost due to wear on certain parts.
These drawbacks can be avoided by replacing the electromagnetic relays
with contactless commutating logic elements, which can be In the form
of semi-conductors, ferrites, square hysteresis loops, etc. Tests
have shown that the AND-OR, MEMORY, and TIME logic elements possess
the greatest capacity with the least danger of sparking. The AND-OR
element consists of a diode-rheostat circuit. The number of Inputs
Card 1/2 UDC: 621.3B2.3t622.25
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can be increased by joining the elements without changing the structure
of the circult. The MEMOI,%Y element consists of a stat:!c transistor
trigger. It has a high static and dynamic reliability during large
fluctuations of temperature. The TDIE element is design to maintain the
incoming signals for a given period of time. The basic component is an
integrating RC circuit included in feed-back circuit with a I%inistor"
(a circuit having the negative part of the volt-ampere curve) at its
output. These logic elements have been tested and found to operate
satisfactorily in temperatures, ranging from -400 to 4600C. Orig. art.
has; 6 figures and I table. L1_7PRSt 40,35J2
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IAGUIIOV'SKIY Matvey Ignatlyevich;UKSUSOV, D., red.; YERMOLENKO, V.,
JParty organization and the mass-introduction of technological
Lmovations]Partorganizateiia i massovoe tekhnicheakoe tvorche-
stvo. Yinsk, Gos.izd-vo 13SSR, 1962. 4,4 p. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Sekretarl partiynogo komiteta Minskogo rrotovelozavoda (for
I.agunovskiy).
(14insk-Motorcycle industry) (Minsk-Bicyclen and, tricycles)
(Comiunist Party of the Soviet Union-Party work)

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Full Title: T e i n o 1i-Y, termicheskr~y obi-~~O
Transliterated Title:
Pablislaing D-rlt~' 01
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()riginatin.V Ag(--ncy 'pa chril cL',11
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Date: 1950 Tech - e
-Eatorial Staff Sci. T),)r Z_ i sr S ruiya- re,
Editor: Kuny~avski:,'j Cand. - E1!'
ef: Bey .zellman, -. D., Dr. n Sci
Ed.-in-Chi
T ne in
Cthers; Ass"Ovl A. D'. _aUrC1,!t,e. Cx th 1;1ure!;,e C"
r-rize, Cand. Sci., and
Stalin !'Vize, 7!'C- ic'.1
Text Data neories of t.,_Ierm"l and
CoveraCei The textIO00' presents rec-nt t" ~,n;71ral met,17ur"!
The aut'nors intrcducE tilt' esses 'f tj'c~rmal
,of metals.
treatments _lVeA in the
Phic p incinles invc conventiz-ral nr-CCSSES Cf
_,ra
_1y1 rletalloLr U the
tre~~tment of metals. In ai'liti" ~('
temmerinr- und harc:enin-a, chertic~ll treatments such us c-nen-
annealing-, 1 1/2

Tel,hnologiya termicheskoy obrabotki
AID 202-1
tation, nitrogentation, cyanidation and diffusional metelizing are
discussed with metallographic illustrations and descriptions of
equipment and procedures. The technique of thermal treatments of
different tractor parts, tools (cutters, drills, milling cutters,
punches, stamps, 2.tc.), measuring instruments, grey and white cast
iron, nonferrous alloys, wires, tubes and sheets are explained.
The book reprresents a compact assembly of essential information on
the broad fields of application of thermal treatments of metals, with
much data on Soviet practice. The book seems to be of interest from
the viewpoint of Practical information, since it is a collection of
data which tuiually are scattered among many American books.
-Purpose: A textbook approved by the department of Educat4onal Institutions of the
Ministry of thet Automobile and Tractor Industry for the students of
machine-building and technical schools.
Facilities: Part of the material was taken from the books Yetallovedeniye and
Termicheskays obrabotka stali by Prof. A. F. Gulyayev (1948)
No. of Russian and Slavic References- None
Available: Library of Congress
2/2

LAGUNTSOV, I. N., SHLYN, P... s.
Bearings (Machinery)
Effect of quality of steel on the functioning of bearings. Podshipnik, No
4, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Acces;3ions, Library of Congress, October, 1952.
Unclaselfied..

AID P - 4959
Subject : USSR/Engineering
Card 1/2 Pub. 110-a - 8/2'L
Author : Laguntsov, I. N., Kand. Tech. Sci.

Title : Experience in using austenitic steels for a boiler using
steam of 6000C and 300 atmospheres in the Heat and
Electric Power Plant of VTI (All-Union Heat Engineering
Institute).
Periodical : Teploenergetika, 8, 39-43, Ag 1956
Abstract : The heat-resistant EI-257 austenitic steel and its
tendency to intercrystalline corrosion in long-time con-
tact with the condensate are here discussed, the corrosion
cracking under stress and the thermal fatigue at cyclic
changes of temperatures are also discussed. In continuous
use the friability of EI-257 steel increases because of
aging. On the basis of tests of auEtenitic steels per-
formed in the All-Union Heat Engineering Institute and
described here, recommendations are made. 5 illustrations,
7 tables.

M
AID P - 4959
Teploenergetika, 8, 39-43, Ag 1956
.Card 2/2 Pub. 110-a - 8/21
Institution : All-Union Heat Engineering Institute
Submitted : No date

7-5 0
(18)7 PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1978
ORGRES.. trust.. Moscow.. Byuro tekhnicheskoy informatsii
Metall v sovremennykh energoustanovkakh (Metals in Modern Power
Plants) Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1958. 75 p. 4,150 copies
printed.
Eds.: M.S. Aronovich, Candidate of Technical Sciences, I.K. Korikov-
skiy; Tech. Ed.: G.Ye. Larionov.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for designers and
process engineers in plants building machinery for power stations.
COVERAGE: Materials for these articles were compiled from investiga-
tions carried out at the Ot-Jeleniye metallov Vsesoyuznogo teplo-
tekhnicheakogo nauchno-issli3dovatellskogo instituta imeni-
F.E. Dzerzhinskogo (Department for Metals of the All-Union Heat
Engineering Scientific Research Institute imeni F.E. Dzerzhinskiy)
from 1950-1955. The following staff members of the Department for
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