SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEBEDEV, A.A. - LEBEDEV, A.A.

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Vitreous State (Cont.)
SOV/5035
institutes were cited for their contribution to the development of glass science
and technology: Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy institut (State Optical Institute);
Institut khimii silikatov AN SSSR (Institute of Silicate Chemistry, AS USSR),
Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR (Physics Institute AS USSR), Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy
Institut AN SSSR (Physicotechnical Institute AS USSR)-, Ihstitrtl fiziki AN BSSR,
Mifi'sk (Institute of Physics,, Academy of Scie'nces, Beloruss@aya SSR., Minsk),
Laboratory of Phy4ical Chemiptry o f Silicates of the Institut obshchey i neorgani-
cheskoy khimii AN BSSR, Minsk (Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences., Belorupskaya SSR, Minsk), Institut vysokcmolekulyarnvkh
soyedineniy AN SSSRkInstitute of High Molecular Compounds, AS USSR), Gosudaretven-
nyy institut stekla (State Institute for Glass), Gosudarstvennyy institut stek-
lovolokna (State Institute for Glass Fibers), Gosudarstvennyy institut elektrotekh-
nicheskogo stekla. (State Institute for EActrical Glass), Sibirskiy fizlko-
technicheskij,i@stitut, Tomsk (Siberian Physicotechnical Institute, Tomak),Leningracl-
sidy gosulaxotymyy-universitet (Leningrad State University), Moskovskiy khimiko-
tekhaologichebkiy in8titut (Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology)@Leningradskiy
tekhnologicheakiy institut im. Lensoveta (Leningrad Technological Institut imeni
Lensovet), Belorusskiy politekhnicheskiy institut Minsk (Belorussian Polytechnic
luztitute,, Minsk), Novocherkasskiypolitekhnicheskiy institut (Navocherkassk
Polytechnic Institute), and Sverdlovskiy politeldmAcheskiy institut (Sverdlovsk
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Vitreous State (Cont.)
SOV/5035
Polytechnic Institute). The Conference was sponsored by the Institute of Silicate
Chemistry AS USSR'(Acting Director - A.S. Gotlib), the Vaesoyuznoye khimicheskoye
obshchestvo im. D.I. Mendeleyeva (All-Union Chemical Society imeni D.I. '
Mendeleyev), and the Gosudarstwennyy ordena Lenina opticheskiy institut imeni
S.I. Vavilova (State "Order of Lenin" Optical Institute imeni S.I. Vavilo'v).
The 15 resolutions of the Conference include recomendations to organize a
Center for the purpose of coordinating.the research on glass, to publish a new
jeriodical'under the title "Fizika i khimiya stekla" (Physics and Chemistry of
Glass), and to join the International Committee on Glass. The Conference thanks
A A. Lebedev., Academician, Professor., and Chairman of the Organization of Com-
;ittee; Ye.A. Poray-Koshits, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Member of the
Organizational Ccmittee; and R T. Myuller, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Member
of the Organizational Ccmmittee. The editorial board thank G.M. Bartenev,
M.V. Vollkenshteyn, L.I. Demkina, D.P. Dobychin, S.K. Dubrovo, V.A. Ioffe,'and
B.T. Kolomiyets. References accompany individdal reports.
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Vitreous State (Cont.) SOV/5035
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
GENERAL PROBLEMS OF THE VITREWS STATE
Basic Methods and Results of Studying the Structure of Glasses
Lebedev.-A.A. (Academician, Professor]. Studying the Structure of Glasses by Means
of Spectral-Optical Methods 7
Poray-Koshits, Ye. A. (Doctor of Physics and Mathematics]. Diffraction Methods
for Studying Vitreous Substances 14
Vogel, W. [Schott Glass Works in Jena, German Democratic Republic]. On the Cel-
lular Structure of Glass 24
Vlasav.9 A.G. Natural Oscillations of the Glass Lattice and Its Structure 30
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Vitreous State (C.Ont.) SOV/5035
Discussion 522
Final Session of the-Conference
On the State and on the Further Tasks Connected With the Solution of Glass
Structure Problems (Resolution of the Third All-Union Conference I!ld
During November 16-21, 1959) 528
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TrAnslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, ?111Z- 12, p 59 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Lebedev, A., Savel'yev, D.
TITLE: The Operation of Recovery Boilers Installed Witt, 0.ren-hearth n-arnaces
(Rabota kotiov-utilizatorov, ustanovlennykh za martenovskimi
pechami)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Kotly-utilizatory martenovsk. pechey. Moscow,
Metallurgizdat, 1957, pp 172-180
ABSTRACT: The boiler room of a oren-hearth furnace chop containz tiro KU-50
recovery boilers (RB) with a steam- generating capacity of 2.7 to
3.4 t/hr and a steam pressure of 2.4 to 3.7 atu. The efficiency
of the RB is less than originally anticipated; this is explained by
the following factors: 1) low efficiency of the compressed-air
blasting of the heating surfaces (in 15 days of operation the pro-
ductivity of the RB decreased from 3.7 to 1.5 t/hr); 2) insufficient
capacity of the exhaust system results in the passage of only a
portion (36-67 percent) of the gases from the open-health furnaces
through the RB's; 3) unsatisfactory exhaust system for the re-
moval of gases from the RB's resulting in reduced draft. The
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The Operation of Recovery Boilers Installed with 01=-hcarth z@.irraccs
with feed water at 60-700 proved to be effective and resulted in
an increase in the productivity of the RB's by 3.7 to 4 t/hr. The
heating surfaces are washed daily for about 15 to 20 minutes.
Ye.N.
1, Boilers-OperFtion 2. Furnaces-Applications
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AUTHORS:Vecher, If.A'.t Lebedev, A'.A-. andKonwevs 9.D". (Engineers)
TITLE: Use of sinter in open-hearth furnace smelt ng, (PrimeneLiye
aglomerata v martenovskoy plavke). 130 - 9 - 8/27
PERIODICAL: "Metallurg" (Metallurgist), 1957, No.6, pp-.17-19 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Open-hearth ore has been partly or completely replaced
by sinter at the Nizhne-Tagillsk metallurgical combine
since early in 1956. From experimental heats and the stat-
istical treatment of operating data the following main con-
clusions are drawn: under otherwise similar conditions
more sinter is charged than ore (e.g'. 8% more for rail
steel); more slag is run with sinter than with ore; because
of its lower melting point the 'duration of melting is re-
duced with sinter to 12-15 min. per heat; the melt-down
slag contains more f 'errous oxide; the phosphorus content at
melt-down is 0.002-0.012% less; the consumption of ore for
refining is less because of the more oxidized melt-down
slag obtained with sinter; and lime and bauxite consumpt-
ions are also less; the rate of carbon removal during the
ore boil is less and the duration of finishing is reduced.
The reasons for these effects of sinter are discussed and
the corresponding quantitAtive data tabulated:. The compo-
sition of the sinter was: 58@.6% Fe, 19*.2% FeO, 62'.6% Fe203,
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130 - 6 - 8/27
Use of sinter in open-hearth furnace smelting*. (Cont.)
0".15% S, 0'.047% P, 0.82% Mn, 7-66% S102, 3.82% CaO, 1'.60%
M90, 3`3@% A1203; it contained 25% of,,'-10 mm fines on
chargi];@-
There are 2 tables'.
ASSOCIATION: Nizhne-Tagillsk Metallurgical Combine.
(Nizhne-Tagillskiy Metallurgicheskiy Kombinat).
AVAILABLE:
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3(9) SCV/5o-59-5-13/22
AUTHOR- Lebedev, A. A.
TITLE: Hydrometeorological and Industrial Sea Bulletin (Morskoy gidro-
meteorologicheskiy i promyslovyy byulleten') (From the Experierce
of the Murmansk Hydrometeorological Service Administration) (iz
opyta Murm axiskogo UGMS)
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidroloo-iya, 1959, Tir 5, p 50 03"")
ABSTRACT: The Murmanskoye UGMS (Murmaiisk Hydrometeorological Service Admini-
stration) together with the Polyarnyy institut morskogo rybnogo
khozyaystva i okeanografii (Polar Scientific Research Institute
of Sea Fisheries and Oceanography) issues a monthly "Hydrometeoro-
logical and Industrial Sea Bulletin". The Bulletin consists of
2 parts: the first contains a survey of the weather and hydrolo-
gical conditions, the second a survey of the course and conditions
of trawl fishing and the prospective conditions for this industry.
According to the character. of the synoptic processes, the Bulletin
bringe the analysis of the isabnormal lines of air temperature
and of the resulting wind during the periods with a rolatively
uniform circulation in the atmosphere. Principal attention is
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Hydrometeorological and Industrial Sea Bulletin. (Fron the SOV/50-59-5-13/22
Experience of the Murmansk Hydrometeorological Seriice Adrnini,@tfation)
physical Fbate of the livi-C space of fish exerts a direct or
indirect influence on the propagation of fish in the sea.Besides
the general analysis, also the distrib--ition. of water temperature
within the fishing areas, and ever. within the individual "squares"
with a size of 10 by 30 nautical milest is indicated. In winter,
long-termed forecasts for the water temperature in the layer near
the bottom along the flow filament of the Murmansk Current are
given for the individual "squares" with an earliness of 1-2
months. The last section of the Bulletin brin--s the forecast of
the Polar Institute for the prospective conditions of the fishing
industry under consideration of all hydrometeorological and
biological factors. The Bulletin ap-cars monthly, not 1@,ter t.Lai
on the 7th day of each month, with an edition of 700 cozies, and
is immediately sent to all trawlers.
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REVEMOV, V.P.; ABRAMOV, B.A.; NAGOVITSYN, D.F.; T-FRE "-7-@*
(--SIPOV, G.V.; TANTSYREV, V.V.; ISUPOVY V.F.; ZA.YTSEVA,
Qu&lltX.of manganese ferroaUoys fran ores of the Polunochnoye
deposit. Stalt 21 no.9:806-,809 S.161. (MMA 14:9)
1. Institut totallurgii Urallskogo filiala Akademii nauk;
Nizhne-Tagiltaki-y metallurgicheskiy kombinat i Kombinat im.
Serova.
(Ferrcmanganese) (Polunochnoye region-Manganese ores)

KLYUGHEROV, Anatoliy Petrovich; KONDRATIYEV, Sergey Nikolayavich;
IY,BEDEV Aleksandr Aleksandrovich- VLASOV, Radom Vasillyevich;
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TV -@-Ws
'--@UiVi&,' ,@enz-efft-,- BURIKOT, M.N., Insh., red.;
LF,PINSKIKH, B.M.,, kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; KORDLI,.V.P., tekhn.
red.
[Work experience of Novotagillskoye steel amelters]Opyt rabo-jy
nizhnetagillskikh staleplav-11'shchikov. Sverdlovsk Metallurg-
izdat, 1963. 93 P. NiRA 16:4)
(Novotagilfskoye--Open-hearth procees)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLoDITATION SOV/6478
Alltman, Morits Borisovich, Aleksandr Aleksalidrovich Lebadev, and
Mat-vey Vasil 'yevich Chukhi@-ov-
Plavka I litlye splavov tsvetnykh metallov; metallurgicheskiye
osnovy (Melting and Casting of Nonferrous Metal Alloys; Metallur-
gical Principles Mos6ow, Metallurgizdat, 1963- 523 p. Errata
slip inserted. 4400 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): A. T. Timanovi- Doctor of Technical Sciences,,
Honored Scientist and Technologist of the RSFSR; Ed. of
Publish:Lng House: 0. M. Kamayeva; Tech. Ed.: Ye. B. Vaynshteyn.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for engineering personnel of metal-
lurgical and metal-working plants and scientific research institutes.
It may also be of Interest to students at schools of h..gher
education.
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Malting and Casting (Cont.)
SOV/6478
COVERAGE: The book discusses basic principles of the theory and
Practice of melting, casting, and crystallizing nonferrous metals
,--nd Alloys. The authors review problems of interaction between
gjazes and metals, degassing, removal of solid nonmetallic inclusions,
modification, segregation, and inter-action between the metal and
the mold; properties of the nonferrous metals and alloys; and
methods of melting and casting ingots and parts made from aluminum,
,o-esium, copper, and other alloys. No personalities are mentioned.
There are 275 references, mostly Soviet.
TABLE OF C01rENTS:
Por--word
Ch. I. Physicochemical Processes
Nonferrous Metal Alloys
int-eraction between gases and
Adsorption
Diffusion
Dissolution (absorption)
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Occurring in Melting of
7
metals
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!-ACCESSION MR- AP5013015 UIZ/0137/65/000/004/1027/IO28
539,37:669.621.762
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. 41172
AUTHOR: Lebedev, A. Ai
TITLE., Theoretical problems on the s@@n hVof metallo-ceramic materials
CITED SOURCE: Tr. 7 Vass. oauchno-tekhn. konfemntsii po poroshk. metallurgii.
Yerevan, 1964, 55-6-3
TOPI-C TAGS: cermet, material strength, mechanical property, silicon carbide
TRANSLATION: Strength criteria were studied by evaluating the strength proper-ties
of a material from the point of view of mechanical theories, assuming infinlte
divisibility and homogeneity of the'sqhstances With corresponding correction by
statistical,-u--thc4s---tcy.-~calculite the-- 60M- series structural imperfections, chmac-
1-teristic of ifie@. given material. This approach to the problem gives a limiting
strength which is the product of two functions: a= NP, where N is a function of
the in-ariants of stresses and of certain constants of the materia-@; P is a func-
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ACCESSION HR* AR5013015
tion of the volume of material in the stressed and deformed state and of its con-
stants, depending on the nature Gf the most sericus defects. The function Y, in
coordinates al, a2 and a3, must be a smooth curvilinear surface since the strength
conditions obviously change gradually with the gradual change in the principal nor-
mal stresses. 'he form of the function P is dependent an the initial form ol: the
material cand on the distribution of stresses near defects. The role of the func-
tion P increases P6 the case of low-strength materials, a typical representative of
which is a cermeg material. Results are giver. of an experimental study of a cer-
ure-t composition based on silicon carbide, in a plane stressed state created in a
tubular specimen by the simultaneous application of an axial force, internal pres-
Sure, and torque, in various combinations. The form, of the function P and the
str--ngth condition best corresponding with the experimental data was found. The
equation describing the strength condition expresses the parabolic relationship be-
tween the specific potential energy of deformation and the spherical tensor. The
function N is obtained in the form of the design equation of the 4-th strength
theor-j. The function P takes into account, by statistical methods, the effect which
the level of the potential energy of the imperfections most characteristic f.:,r the
given material has on the limiting values. L. Gordiyenko.
SUB COIDE: HT* AS EXCL- 00

PORTNOY, K.I.; LEBMZV, A.A.-
[Magnesium alloys (properties and technology);
(svoistva i tekhnologiia) opravochnik. Moskva,
lit-ry po chernoi i tovetnoi metallurgii, 1952.
EL handbook] Magnierje irplavy
Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo
736 p. (MI-HA 6:9)
(Magnesium alloys)

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Handbook on Machine-Building; (465t;,-) SOV/3505
SpravochnSkpo meahinontroltelInym materialam Y chetyrekh tomakh,
tom 2: Tayetnyye metally i ikh splavy ( Handbo od on Machine-luilding
Materials in 4 volumes, v. 2: Nonferrous Yate-le and Alloys) Moscow

Mae.bgiz, 1959, 639 P IC ,
Ch. II. Magnesium and Its Alloys 119
Magnesium (Lebedev, A. A., Engineer) 119
Workable magoesium alloys (Chukhrov, M. V., Candidate of Technical

.Sciences) 123
Alloy KA 1 123
Alloy MA 2 128
Alloy MA 3 129
Alloy MA 5 130
Alloy KA 8 131
Alloy vm 65-1 134
Magnesium casting alloys (Lebedev, A. A.) 136
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Handbook on Kiachine-Building (coat.)
SOV/3505
Alloy ML 2 142
A.Uoy 14L 3 143
Alloy ML 4 144
A120Y ML 5 147
Alloy ML 6 150
Alloy ML 7-1 -153
Alloy ML 3.1 154
Alloy ML 22 155
Kg-Zn-Ce-Zr Alloy 156
References 157
Ch. III. Copper and Its Alloys 158
Commercial copper (Smiryagin, A. P., Candidate of Technical Sci-
ences) 158
Copper-zinc alloys (brasses) I&
Workable binary copper-zinc alloys 164
Workable multi-component copper-zinc alloys -175
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45230
'I S/806162/000/0031015/018
AUTHORS: LxJw-d4xA. A., Anikina, A. D.
,J
TITLE;; Salt fluxes for the introduction of zirconium into light alloys.
80;1,AQ1Q1 Akadarhiya, nnuk SSSRo Institut metallur 'I& looledovaniye splavov
tqvetnyk@x metallov. no.3. 1962, 181-1
TE)M The introduction of metallic Zr into Mg melts is rendered difficult by
the'elevated m. p. and chemical activity relative to gases of the Zr. Introduction
of Zr as a chloride is less difficult but impairs the corrosion resistance of the
resulting alloys. The introduction of K 2ZrF 6 appears most effective. However,
the direct introduction of K ZrF requires a melt T of 9ZOOC and entails substantial
2 6
Zr losses. The phase diagram ZrZF4-KF was investigated, and 3 congruently
fusible compounds were found: KZrF with a m. p. of 6000, K ZrF with a m. p. of
5 Z 6
5000, and X 3ZrF 7 with a m. p. of 9300, together with 4 eutectics have m.p.'s of
790, 500, 400, and 4300G, respectively. It is concluded that the reduction of Zr
from KZrF proceeds according to the following 3-stage process: 6K7,rF +IZMg-
5
3K ZrF + &gF +3Zr + 6Mg (first stage) ---ZK ZrF + 8MgF + 4Zr (second stage)-=-
2 6 2 3 7 2
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Salt fluxes for the introduction of zirconium ... S/806/62/000/003/015/018
@--6KF+1ZMgF 2+ 6Zr (third stage). As we proceed from left to right in the re -
action formula, more and more substances with extremely high m. p. appear, and
the reaction may never develop past the second stage and only part of the Zr intro-
duced may become liberated. Inasmuch as a T increase beyond 920-9500 is not
practicable, a search was begun for a flux or salt 'fusion'that would: (1) Supply
K ZZrF 6, (2) not contain any elements that would chemically react with Mg and Zr,
(3) have as low a m.p, as possible, (4) have a low viscosity and be surface-active
relative to Mg, and (5) produce reaction products that can be readily removed from
the melt. Such a flux was found in a fusion containing 661o K2ZrF 6, 261a LiCl, and
816 CaF . This flux permits (1) a lowering of the melt T during introduction of the
Zr-con?aining salts from 900-9200 to 8000 for Mg alloys and from 1,000 to 750-7600
for Al alloys, (2) a reduction in the irreversible losses, (j) an approximate doubl-
ing of the delivery of Zr to the alloy, (4) a better quantitative stability of the
amount of Zr delivered to the alloy, and (5) considerable simplification of the pro-
cess of preparation of the alloys. Details of the comparative tests, in which the
component ratios, charge ratios, and T were varied, are described, tabulated, and
graphed. . There are 3 figures and 2 tables; no references.
ASSOCIATION: None given.
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L 22464-65 EWT (M)/EWP(W)/EV.JA (d)/-1/F,'1,'P (0/FWP (b) .1FWL/SSD/AzD(f)-3/
ASD(m)-3/AFf;TR/AFTG(p) JD/sm
ACCESSION NR; AR404SZ45 S/O1Z4/64/000/007/V088/V089
SOURCE: Ref . zh. Mekhaaika, Abs. 7V666
AUTHOR: Lebedev,.,&._A!,_
TITLE: The problem of the experimental investigation of creep and stress
rupture strength of materials in a compLex stress citate
..CITEDSOURCE: Sb. Polzuchest' i dlitelln. prochnost'. Novosibir6k# Sib . otd.
AN SSSR, 1963, 148-151
TOPIC TAGS: creep, stress rupture strength, complex stress, high t-imper-
ature strength, cathetometer
TRANSLATION:. A small device is described which permits the testing of materials
for short-term and stress-rurture strength under a plane stress itate and at
high temperature, with the sample subjected to any system of Loading by axial
and
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ACCESSION NR: AR4045245
heating of the sample, its transport into the internal cavity of the working
medium, the application to the sample of supplementary axial force or moment
of torque from the load-applying system, as well as operational reliability and
safety. The placing of a heating element within the internal cavity of1the
sample (sic) considerably reduces the force of the explosion together with er-
rors in the readings of the thermocouples, and preserves the heating element
when the sample is destroyed. This heater is actually a metal-cerarnic rod .
terminating in a nickel electrode. The temperature can be regulated along the
Length of the sample, The output of the heating element is designed for working
temperatures on the order of 1000C. Deformations in the sample can be
measured in two ways: either by means of a cathatometer according to the
relative displacements of two expandaBle brackets. or by means of high-tem-
perature sensors. A special high-pressure unit, rated for 500 kg/crn?-, was
designed irAorder to create pressure in the sample by the working gas medixzrn.
A. M. Lokoshchanko
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ACCESSION NR: AP4010059 S/0021/64/000/001/0059/0062
AUTHOR: Py*sarenko, G. S. (Corresponding member); Lebadev, A. 0.
TITLE: On the criterion of strength of materials
SOURM AN UkrRSR. DopovidL, no. 1, 1964, 59-62
TOPIC TAGS; material strength, stress tenstiv-0 stress tensor invariant, stressed
silicon carbide
ABSTRACT: Proof is given of the applicability of an estimate of the strength of
materials in the form of a sum of two functions, one of vhich is a function of the
stress tensor invariants, white the second, which is a function of the volume of
the strained material end some of its is of a statistical nature.
The results are presented of an exrmrimental study of the strength on a
aMcon carbide bass with *-plane etressed state. These results confLra'the
applicability and usefulness of the method. Orig, art, has 3 graph* and 6
numbered equations,
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ASSOCIATION: IDnety*tit Motelokeramiky* ts speteplavLv AM%cr8M (Instituts Of
Metallo-corsoLce and SpecLal Alloys; AN ukrSSR)
SUMUTTRI)i '05junG3 DATE kCQi 10FPsb64 MM: 00
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USSR/Medicine Physiology FD-1330
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Author Lebedev, A. A. and Sevastlyanova, L. V.
Title Conditioned reflex changes in diuresis in a dog with a transplanted
kidney
Periodical : Fiziol, zhur. 4, 441-444, Jul/Aug 151,54
Abstract : Experiments on dogs were conducted to determine how a transplanted kid-
ney reacts to the regulating influence of the cortex. The cerebral
cortex regulates urination of a transplanted kidney for forming temp-
orary bonds of positive and negative significance. The ultimate ef-
fects of positive and differentiated irritants depend on the magnitude
of initial urination. Positive conditioned reflex increases urination
and at the same time reduces the specific gravity of urine; it also de-
creases concentration of creatine and chlorides. Graphs. Six Soviet
references.
Institution Chair of Pharmacology of Ivanovo State INLedical Institute
Submitted October 10, 10@,c2

LE:25DELO.W@.
1--oll @' a,,
Interoceptive effects frcm the stomach on diuresis. Blul. ekffp.
biol. i med. 38 no.11:7-9 N 154. (MURA 8:1)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. dotseat G.H.Shpuga) Ivanovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta (dir. dotsent Ya.M.Romanov)
(STOMACH, physiology,
aff. of stimulation on diuresis in dogs)
(DIURESIS, physiology,
eff. of stomach stimulation in dogs)

LEKIDEV, A. A.
Lebedev, A. A.
"Reflex connections between the stomach and kidneys." Ivanovo State
Mledical Inst. Ivanovo, 19`5- (Dissertation for the Dcgree of Candidate
in Technical Science.)
Knizhn@ga letopis,_
70-- T53, 1956. MOSCOW.

SHFUGA, L.M., LEBOW. A.A.
FuncItion of n reinnervated transT)lnnted kidney Lwith summnry in Enulishl
Eksper.),.hir. 1 no.4:59-64 Jl-Ag 156 (MIRA n:10)
1. Iz knfedryfhrmakologii Ivenovskogo meditsinakogo instituta.
OCIMTEYS, trRuapl.
exper., re-inner. (Rua))

LONDSVO A;A-* Y ROSIAVTSEY, S.A.
wL,52-1,
A model for the study of kidney function In an experiment involving
surgical preparation. Urologiia 22 no.2:38.-39 Mr-Ap '57. (MIRA 10:7)
1, 1z kafedz7 farmakologii, (zav. - dotsent G.M.S.hpugai I kafedry
fakul'tetakoy khirurgil (zav. - prof. X.A.Blagoveshchenakiy)
Ivanovskogo moditainakogo Inatituts.
(KONSYS, funct. teats
In chronic expere in dogs)

LIBEDEV, A.A. -
=erant pathways of reflex action from the stomach on micturitiou
[with summar7 in English]. -Biul.ekop.biol.i med. 43 no.1:20-23
-Ja 157. (KI-RA 10:8)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - doteent G.H.Shpuga) Ivenovskogo
meclitainskogo institute (dir. - dotsent Ya.M.Romanov). Predstavlana
daystvitellnym chlenom AKN SSSR Y.N.Ghernigovskini.
(STOKAGHO physiology,
off. of mechanical stimulAtion on diuresis in dogs
afferent reflex arch (Rus))
(DIURNSIS, physiology,
off. of mechanical ottimulation of stasisch in dogs,
,,afferent reflex arck'(RQS))

LEBNIWV, A.A.
Efferent reflex areas from the stomach on affecting mecturition
[with summary in &nglishl. Biul.eksp.biol.med. 44 no.8:8-10 Ag 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - dotsent G.H.Shputa) Ivanovskogo
maditainakogo institute. Predstavlana deystvitellny-m chlenom AMN
USSR prof. V.V.PariVm.
(KIDNEYS, physiology,
reflex response to mechanical 'stimulation of stomach,
off. route (Rue))
(STOKAGH, physiology,
eff. of mechanical stimulation on kidney funct., efferent
reflex arch (Rua))

INBOXV, A.A.
Some reflexes of a reinnervated transplanted kidney (with summary
in Xnglish]. Biul.ekap.biol. i med. 44 no.10:47-52 0 157.
(MIRA 11:2)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - doteent G-M-Shpuga) Ivanovskogo
maditainskogo instituta. Prodstavlena deystvitellnym chlenom AMN
88WI V.N.ChernigovBkim.
(KIDIWS, transplantation,
reflexes in rainnervated transplanted kidney (RUB))

ChAn,-,e in residual blood nitrogen and urine nitrogen in experimental re-
nal colic; calculi, urinary. UrologiiFt 23 no.6:6-9 N-D #58. (MM il:12)
1. 1z kafedry farmakologii (zav. - doteent G.M. Shpuga) i kafedry biok-
himii (Zav. - dotsent I.G. Menzorov) Ivanovskogo meditainakogo instituta.
(NITROGEN
residtml blood nitrogen & urine nitrogen, eff. of kidney
colic in dogs (Ras )) i

EXCERPITA FEDICA Sbc 2 Vol 12/9 Physiology Sept 59
4149. CHANGES IN PERIODIC MOTOR ACTIVITY OF THE STOMACH FOLLOW-
ING STIMULATION OF THE RENAL PARENCHYMA (Russian text) -
- L e be d e v A_A_ Dept. of Pharmacol., Med. Inst., Ivanovo - FIZIOL. ZH.
TWSECTT. 1-958 44/6 (560-564) Illus. 4
Siimulation of the par6chyma of an intact kidney changes periodic gastric motility
on the day of stimulation and on subsequent days. The period of rest (pause) is
shortened immediately following stimulation and on subsequent days usual pause$
between contractions are missing. - Stimulation of the parenchyma of a transplanted
kidney is also capable of modifying periodic gastric activity. The changes appear
later, however. than when the parenchyma of an intact kidney is stimulated.
Simonson - Minneapolis, Minn.
A Q'r 0 Tt- ssnrn 1-

LEBEDEVp A.A.
Some reflexes in the transplanted reinnervated kidney. Biul;leksp.
biol i med. 50 no.12;3r-7,D 160. (MIU, 14 )
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - prof. G.M.Shruga) Ivanovskogo
medits,inskogo instituta, Predstavlena akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(KIDNEYS--TRANSPLANTATION)

LEBEDEV, A.A.
Effect of adrenaline on the function of a transplanted reinnervated
kidney. Fiziol. zhur. 47 no.7-.892-899 JI 161. (14IRA 15:1)
1. From the Medical Institute Ivanovo.
(KIDNEYS-TRMPLAATATION) (ADRENALINE)

LEBEDEV, A.A.
Effect of acetylcholine on the function of the transplanted I-Idney.
Fizlol.zhur- 47 no.8;1062-1067 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. From the Department of Pharmaoology, Medical Institute, Ivanavo.
(CHDLINIP) (KPNEYS-13M, RVATION)

LEBEDEV, A.A.
Comparative evaluation of diuretic clmnges in experir-ental con-ndslve
seizures. Biul. eksp. biol. i red. 51. no-3:52-54 11-Ix '61.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - prof. G.M.Shpuga) i k&fedry
biokhimii (za*. - dotsent V.A.Usolltbeva) Ivanovskogo gosudarstvennogo
meditsinskogo'instituta (dir. - dotsent Ya.M.Romanov). Predstavlena
akademikom V.N.Cherniga7skim.
(URINE--SECRETION) (CONVULSIONS)

LEBEDEV, A.A.
Efferent nerves in a transplanted re-innervated kidney. Biul- ekgv.
biol. i med. 51 no.4:8--12 AP 161. (Imu I./,$)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - prof. G.M.Shpuga) Ivanovskogo
meditsinskogo institut. Predstavlena akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(MNEYS-TRAMSPIANTATION)

--I,EBEDEV,--A.A.
Function of a transplanted reinnervated kidney. Biul.eksp.blol.i
med. 54 no.7:18-22 J1 162. (KIRA 15:11)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav,. rof. G.M.Shpuga) Ivanovskogo
meditsinskogo instituta. Predstavl4na deystvitelinym chlenom
ANN SSSR V.N.Chernigovskim.
(KIDNFYS--TRANSPLANTATION) (VAGUS NERVE)

LEBEDEV, A.A.
Compensatory hypertrophy of a tran3planted ruinnervated kidney.
Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 54 no.8:41-43- A.g 16?.
(141RA 17:11)
1. Iz kafedry farmakologii (zav. - prof. G.M. Shpuga) Ivanovskogo
meditsinskago instituta. Predstavlena deyotx1telInym chlenom AleT
SSSR V.V. Parinym.

LEBEDE A.A.; KOROLEV, B.K.; RATNIKOV, V.I.
Changes in the blood protein fractions in dogs following
autotransplantation of kidneys and spleen. Biul. ekop. bio".
i med. 60 no.11:42-44 11 165.
(KIRA 19: 1)
1. Kafedra farmakologii (ispoinyayushchiy obyazannosti zav. -
prof. N.A. Myasoyedova) i kafedra obshchey khimii (zav. - dotsent
N.M. Chistyakov) Ivanovskogo meditsinskogo instituta. Submitted
June 8., 1964.

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ORG: Physicotechnical Institute F. Ioffe, AN SSSR, Leningrad (Fiziko-
tekhni@s @yinstitut ANM%TY-
TITLE:/Diffusion of cadmium in indium arsenide
& 7,'L_&6, 2074-2076
SOURCE@ Fizika tverdogc) te' , v. 8'
TOPIC TAGS: cadmium, physical diffusion, indium compound, arsenide, pn junction, semi
conductor impurity
ABSTRACT: In view of the limited amount of systematic data concerning the diffusion
of impurities in indium arsenide, the authors present sow new results on the diffu-
sion of Cd in InAs of n-type. The donor content was 4 x 1016 _ 6 X 1019 CW3. The
tests were made on single-crystal indiun arsenide, both pure and doped with teliurium
and selenium. The diffusion was in saturated cadmium vapor at 750 - 780C and 10-6 mm
Hg. The depth of the p-n junction was determined by the removal of layer method and
determination of the sign of the charge from the thermal emf. The results show that
the diffusion of Cd in InAs depends on the initial concentration of the donor impurity
but not on the nature of the donor; the diffusion coefficient decreases with increasin,
impurity concentration in the initial substance. The decrease in the diffusion coef-
ficient in strongly doped material is sho-n to be connected.with the formaticn of dona
acceptor pairs which diffuse more slowly than free acceptors. Orig. art. has: 2
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13BEDZV, A.A.
W. 'T
u
- X_ -
Activities of chief obstetrician-gynecologists in RSER. Akush. gin.,
Moskva no-5:32-37 SePt-Oct 1952. (CIML 23:2)
1. Professor. Head Obstetrician-Gynecologist of the Ministry of Public
Health RSFSR.

LEBEDEV,Anatoliy Alekseyevich
[Petermination of the stage of pregnancy; manual for physicians]
Opredelenie sroka beremennosti; posobie dlia vrachei. Moskva,
Gos. izd-vo med. lit-ry, 1955. 87 Pe (MLRA 8:7)
(Pregnancy)

LBBMEV, A. A.; ME111 SHUTINA, N.A.
Method of decreasing blood loss in the placental stare and shorten-
ing its duration. Alqmh. I gin. no.2:81--84 Mr-Ap 155. (MIRA 8:7)
1. 1z kafedry akunherstva I ginekologii (zav. -prof. A.A.Lebedev)
pediatricheskogo fakullteta Il 14oskovskogo maditainskogo Instituta
iment I.V.Stalina I rodillnogo doma No.7 imeni Grauermans. (glpLvrqy
vrach zaalu7hennyy vrach Yn.A.Botoyeva)
(LABOR#
third stage, decrease of blood loss In placental stage by
shortening of duration)
(ERMORRHAGE,
uterus,.in third stage, decrease of blood loss by shorten-
Ing duration of third stape)
(UTERUS, hemorrhage,
in third sta4p, decroano of blooa loan by Rhorteninp
duration of third stage)

LZBEDEV, A. A., profeasor (Mookwa)
U-N.-V
Present trend in the prevention and treatment of pregnancy
toxemlas. Sovet. med. 19 no-5.-14-20 MY''55. (MLRA 8:8)
(PREGROGY TOXMKIAS, prev. and control)

LEBEDEV, Anatoliy Alekseyevich; doktor med.nauk, prof.; USPENSKAYA,
k.I., tekhn.-.ed.
[Woman's health and materait7l Zdorovle zhenshchiny I -,,;!terI.Istvo.
Mosk7a, Izd-vo "Znanie," 1957. 47 p. (Vsesoiuzaoe obshchestvo po
rasprostraneniiu politicheakikh i nauchnykh znanii. Ser.8,
nos-50/51) (MIRA 11: 1)
(WOMEN-w-MUTH AND HrGIENE)

IZEDEV, A.A.
, Evomitinc in prognanc7l Rvots beramennylch. Mook-va, Medgis, 195?.
112f P. (PRIGNANGY) (VOMITING) (MIJU 11:4)

SINITSYNA, H.A.; PAVLOVA., I.I.
LEBOW, A.@L
Medical &ymnaetics in obstetrics. Akush. i gin. 35 no-3:20-
26 Hy-Je '59- (HIRL 12:8)
1. Is kafedry akusherBtva i .-inekologii (zav. - prof.A.A.Lebedev)
pedlatricheslcogo fakiil'teta II Hoskovakogo meditainskogo institlita
imeni Pirogova.
(MGNkNCY
exercise ther., evaluation (Rua))
K-@
7@p

LEBEDEVp Anatoliy Alekseyevichl red.
[Clinicalt morphological, and hormonal parallels in dysfunctional
uterine hemorrhages] Kliniko-morfologo-gormonallmye paralleli pri
disfunktaionalinfth matochnykh krovotecheniiakh. Moskva, 1960.
209 p. (EMORMGE9 UTERINE) (MIRA 31+:7)

LEBEDEV, A.A. (MOSCOW, USSR)
Klinisch-morphologi6ch-hormale Bedingungen zur Motivierung
konservativer Operationem des Myoma uteri.
Report submitted for the 3rd World Congress, Intl Federation of
Gyneology and Obstetrics, Vienna, Austria, 3-9 Sep 1961.

LEBEDEV Anatoli Alek-e evich, prof.; KOZ:WOVA, Lidiya Savellyevna;
RYKUNOV, Yerminingelld Ivanovich, SIVITSYNA, Mariya Andre@yevna;
CHEYXIOVA, VJ-., red..- VOROINIUA, K. te-khx- red.
(Physiological bases for the prevention of complications in
antenatal fetal development; a manual on the overall prepara-
tion of pregnant women for labor] Fiziologicheskie osnovy pro-
filaktiki oslozhnenii antenatallnogo razvitiia ploda; posoble
po korpleksnoi podgotovke 'beremennykh k rodan. Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola, 1962. 81 p. (MIRA 15;7)
(PRE IlAa'AL cARE. )

4.pEDEV,-A-&., prof.; RYKUNOV, Ye.I.; SINITSYNA, M.A.; PRIBYLOV,
K.N.; BYLIONOK, V.K.; PAVLOVA, I.I.; GOTOVTSEV, P.I., red.;
YAKOVIZVA, N.A., tekhn. red.
(Exercise thera in obstetrics and gynecology]Lechebnaia fiz-
kulltura v akusherstve i ginekologii; posobie dlia vrachei
zhenskikh konsulltatsii i rodiltrqkh domov. Moskva, Medgiz,
1962. 173 P. (MIRA 15:12)
(EXERCISE THERAPY)
(OBSTETRICS) (GYVECOLOGY)

LEBEDEV, A. A., prof.
Fetopathies and their significance for the pathogenesis of some
g7necological diseases. Akush. i gin. no.2:49-54 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz kafedr7 akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A. A.
Lebedev) pediatricheskogo fakulltets, II Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta imeni N. I. Firogova.
(FETUS-DISEASES) (GYNECOLOGY)

LEBEDEV, Aleksey Andreyevich, kand.tekhn.nauk
Determination of the ellipt-icitY coefficient of the =agaetic
field of the ma sive rotor of an electric machine. Izv.-,rj-s.
ucheb.zav.; elektromekh. 4 no.8:18-21 161. (MIRA 34-8)
(Electric machinery) (Magnetic fields) (Ai-matures)

LEBEDEV, Aleksey Andreyeyi.ch, kand.tekhn.nauk
Circle diagram of a quick-acting electric motor. Izv. wys. ucheb.
zav.; elektromekh. 4 no.12:87-90 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Automatic control-Electric equipment) (Electric motors)

BYROMUTNIKOVP I.A.; NEKRASOV., A.M.; LEBEDEV A A - KOSTENKO, M.P.;
NEIMANI L.R.; VASILIYEV, D.V.ji@ @@6Y'Z.D.; USOV, S.V.;
POSSES A.V:; ULTYANOV., S.A.-' FAZYLOV, Kh.F.
Professor N.N. Shchedrin; on his seventieth birthday and fortieth
anniversary of his ed-acational work. Elektrichestvo no.1:94-
95 Ja 162. (MIM 14::L2)
(Shchedrin, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 1891-)

BOGORODITSKIYS N.P.-, VINOKUROV, V.I.; YERMOLIN, N.P.;--LEBEDEV, A.A.; POTSAR, A.A.;
TERSNIN, A.N.; FRW-@V., A.V.
Professor Boria Pavlovich Kozyrev, 1895- on his 76th birLhclay.
Elektrichestvo no.9;89 S 165. (MIRA 18:10)
4b

HESSONOV, L.A.; DCKANSKIY, B.I.; DROZDOV, N.G.; DIYACHENKO, N.Kh.;
ZHEKULIN, L.A.; ZAYTSEV, I.A.; ZAIZSSKIY, A.M.; KAIEIISKIY, M.D.;
KOSTENKO, M.P.- IEBEDEV A.A.: LOMONOSOV, V.Yu.; MITY-EVICH, A.V.;
SmmOV, V.S.-;'76ETiN, @iuX; @SOV, S.V.; SHRANKOV, Ye.G.
L.R. Neiman; on his 60th birthday and the 35th anniversary of
his educational work. Elektrichestvo no.6:93-94 je 162. (IMIA 15:6)
(Neinnn, Leonid Robertovich, 1902-)

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AUTHOR: A. (Engineer, Colonel); Koserey, V. V. (CrAwwuWler); Gaziyev, A.
A. (Enginapr, Lieutenant commander)
f: ORGt none
TITLE: How to simplify the development of course programs
SOMCE-- Morskey sbmnik, no. 12, 1965, 46-48
TOPIC TAGS: programmed teaching, learning mechanism., E,0 UC1,01 77 0 A/
ABSTRACT: The use of linear and circular graphs in setting up course programs is dis-
cussed. A specific illustration in the development of a course of study on radio engi-
neering equipment is given. The circular graph indicates the number of hours to be
denoted to lectures, practical exercises and laboratory work for specialized and gene-
ral courses within a given discipline. The linear graph indicates specific topics and
states specifically what the student should know about a given topic. The authors coU-
clude that with the aid of these graphs and diagrams, the course compiler can elimi-
nate duplication of course material, more easily decide an the'number of hours to be
assigned to the study of various materials, choose the optimal sequence for presenting
the material, and obtain a clear picture as to the actual volume of material to be
studied. ftig. art.. has: 2 figures.
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AUTHOR: Leb dev, A. A.
ORG; none'
TITLE: Year to year changes in ice and thermal conditions of-Horth-Atlaptic waters
and adjacent seas
SOURCE: Moscow. Tsentral'Tkyy institut prognozov. Trudy, no. 142, 1965. Morskiye prog-
nozy i raschety (Marine forecasts and calculations); materialy Vsesoyuznogo sovesh.-
chaniya, noyabr' 1963 g., 28-32
TOPIC TAGS: sea ice hydrolggy, synoptic meteorology
ABSTRACT: The relation of thermal and ice conditions in the North Atlantic and the
relation temperature of water masses of the North Atlantic and the Barents Sea were
investigated on the basis of observations made in 1900-1955. Calculations were made
using the formula kl,- k2
where ff is the relation indicator, k1 is the number of coincidences of anomaly of tile
same sign, k2 is the number of coincidences of anomaly of different sign, and H is the
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total number of coincidences (years). Tire data show that 1) the relation coefficient
from year to year is of Insignificant value; 2) the relation coefficient for extreme
ice conditions is rather significant; 3) the mean yearly temperature anomalies of
three selected large regions of the North Atlantic show a pronounced relation and no
coupling with the mean temperature anomalies of the Barents Sea; 4) there is no con-
gruence.between*the Labrador and North Cape currents; and 5) year to year changes in
ice and thermal conditions in the North Atlantic and adjacent seas are closely connec
ed with the interaction of the hydrosphere and atmosphere which lead often to the di-
vergence of macrosynoptic and hydrological processes on both sides of the North At-
lantic. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 4 tables.
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OSTOSLINSKII, I.V., and A.A. LEBEDEV
0 raschete pod"ei,a skorostnogo sa-ioleta. (Tekhnika vozdushnogo flota, 1946, no.
819, p. 21-27, diagrs.)
Title tr.: Performance calculations for high-speed aircraft in climb.
TL5041.T4 1946
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USSR/Mathematics - Stability
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Author : Lebedev, A. A.
Title : The problem of stability of motion in a finite time interval
Periodical : Prikl. mat. i mekh., 18, 75-94, Jan/Feb 1954
Abstract : Employs the method of G. V. Kamenkov for the use of equations of the
first approximation to determine the conditions of stability of non-
stationary motion for finite initial and constantly acting disturbances.
Given a method for the definition of the time interval during which
undisturbed motion is stable.
Institution :
Submitted : September 21, 1953

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USSR/Mathematics Stability of Motion FD-647
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Author Lebedev, A. A. (Moscow)
Title Stability of motion in a given interval of time
Periodical Prikl. mat. i mekh., 18, 139-148, Mar/Apr 1954
Abstract Considers the problem of the stability of motion on a given
interval of time, finite or infinite, for the general case of
nonstationary motion. The basic method for solving this problem
is Lyapunovis second method (A. M. Lyapunov, Obshchaya Zadacha ob
ustoychivosti dvisheniya [General Problem of the Stability of
Motion], GITTL, 1950). In settinq up this problem the author uses
here a work of N. G. Chetayev ("An idea of Poincare," Sbornik
nauchin. tr. Kazansk. aviats. Instituta rCollection of Scientific
Works of the Kazan Aviation Institutionj, No 3, 1935) and a work of
G. V. Kamenkov ("Stability of motion in a finite interval of time,"
PMM, 17, 110 5, 1953).
Institution
Submitted December 15, 1953

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Author Kamenkov, G. V., and Lebedev, A. A.
Title : Remarks concerning an article on stability in a finite interval of time
Periodical : Prikl. mat. i mekh., 18, 512, Jul/Aug 1954
Abstract The authors make more precise the definition of stability in a finite
interval of time (G. V. Kamenkov, "Stability of motion in a finite in-
terval of time," PM, 17, No. 5, 1953. A. A. Lebedev, "Stability of
motion in a given Interval of time," PMM, 18, No. 2, 1954).
Institution
Submitted

LEBEDEV, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich
Academic degree of Doctor of Technical Sci, based on his defense,
23 May 1955, in the Council of Moscow Order of Lenin Aviation Inst
imeni Ordzhonikidze, of his dissertation entitled: "Stability of
Irregular jN-eustavivhhegosy32 Movement at the Final Time Interval."
Academic degree and/or title: Doctor of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAK., List no. 1, 7 Jan 56, Byulleten' MVO SSR, Uncl.
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PHASE X TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 762 - X
BOOK Call No.: AF684925
Authors: LEBEDEV, A. A., STRAZHEVA, 1. V. and SAKRAROV, G. I.
Full Title-.--A-e-r-o&e--cffa-n1cs of Aircraft
Transliterated Title: Aeromekhanika samoleta (Aircraft Fluid Mschanic,3)
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency:
Publishing House: Gosudarstvenove izdatellstvo oboromoy promyshlennosti.
Moscow.
Date: - 1955 No. pp.: 472 No. of copies:
Editorial Staff: None
Others: Gratitude for cooperafton is expressed to: Profs.
Ostoslavskly, I. V., Burago, G. F., Martynov, A. K. and
Zhuravchenko, A. N.
PURPOSE AND EVALUATION: This is a textbook for courses in aviation
institutions of higher learning in which aeromechanics is taught
in abbreviated form. The interest of the book consists in the
quantity of material It presents in a comparatively small volume.
It shows also how aerodynamics and aircraft mechanics is taught
in the USSR and what is the general approach to problems of the
design and calculation of aircraft. The works of Zhukovskiy and
other Russian scientists are often mentioned as a basis for
future developments. However, the basic approach to theoretical
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and practical problems of subsonic and supersonic aerodynamics and
aeromechanics does not differ from the American approach. The
book consists of two parts and seven chapters. It is provided
with 352 clear diagrams.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This textbook is intended to: 1) give the student the
indispensable Information on the basic laws of the flow of
fluids and the flow over bodies at various speeds, 2) acquaint
the reader with contemporary methods of experimental research In
aerodynamics and with apparatus used in aerodynamic laboratories,
3) generalize basic Information about methods of aerodynamic
calculation of aircraft for stability and maneuverability.
Table of Contents Pages
Preface and Introduction
The purpose of the book is explained and definitions
of basic terms are given.
Fart One. Fundamentals of Aerodynamics
Chapter I. Basic Laws of the Flow of Gases 3-6
The author reviews the properties of fluids, basic
laws of kinetics, fundamental equations of one-
dimensional flow, and other phenomena of one-
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Pages
dimensional flow for subsonic and supersonic
speeds.
Chapter II. Methods of Experimental Research 69-132
The author gives basic Information on aerodynamic
forces and moments acting on the aircraft, on the
adaption of the theory of similarity in aero-
dynamics, on the methods of aerodynamic experi-
mentation and on the methods of measurement of
pressure and the determination of the speed of
the flow of the air. He discusses criteria of
sinilarity taking into account: 1) viscosity, 2)
compressibility, 3) periodicity of phenomena, 4)
initial turbulance of the flow. He gives the
history of the development of wind tunnels in the
USSR, cites names of prominent scientists in this
field, and describes Russian-built wind tunnels
of the Moscow Aerodynamic Institute (PP. 93, 95,
102). He describes methods of study of the
physical picture of the flow over bodies and gives
photos and diagrams of Russian-built apparatus
(PP. 107-110). He mentions briefly flight experi-
ments and gives names of prominent test pilots
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(P. 113). At the end of this chapter the author
describes methods of measurement of pressure and
determination of the speed of the flow of air, in
particular the measurement of the normal flow by
means of static pressure, pressure receptacles,
pressure drop and thermoanemometers. He gives
also methods of measurement of flows of sonic
speed. A Russian-built pressure measuring device
is described (p. 129).
Chapter IV. Aerodynamic Forces at Above Critical M
Numbers
In this chapter the author discusses the super-
sonic flow of gases, the drag of bodies immerged
In this flow, shock waves, wave resistance, and
shock wave polar curve. He describes aerodynamic
characteristics of wings of supersonic aircraft,
distribution of pressure on the airfoil, flow
over obtuse and convex angles, and the behaviour
of wings of finite span in an supersonic flow.
bhapter V. Propellers
The author gives the geometric and kinematic
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characteristics of propellers and mentions Russian
scientists inthis field (p. 281). He develops the
theory of the propeller, of an element of propeller
blade and of the theory of similarity applied to
propellers. He gives aerodynamic coefficients of
propellers and describes the influence of the
compressibility of air on their operation. At the
end of this chapter, the author gives the basic
types of propellers and their characteristics. He
mentions the following propellers: fixed pitch,
variable pitch, feathering, reversible pitch or
braking, differential reversing, and coaxial.
Part Two. Aircraft Aeromechanics
Chapter VI. Determination of Basic Flying Character-
istics of Aircraft 296-380
The author gives general equations of aircraft
movement and describes the conception of overload,
the curvilinear flight in various planes, takeoff,
landing, diving and recovery, and the figures of
advanced piloting. He explains how the initial
data for aerodynamic calculations are obtained,
describing basic types of power plants and jet and
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during the disturbed side motion, and the influence of
static coefficients on lateral stability. In the last
paragraph, the author considers the maneuverability of
aircraft. In particular, he discusses the diagrams
of equilibrium, the effectiveness of rudders and
ailerons, criteria of maneuverability with the con-
nection of stresses on the control column and the
rudder, lateral maneuverability in flight on larger
angles of incidence, auto-rotation and the spin.
No. of References: Russian 22, 1933-1953, Other 1, 1949.
Facilities: Moscow Aviation Institute
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(Spark plugs)
of faults in engine spark plugs.
(X rays-Industrial applications)
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84-11-19/36
AUTHOR: Lebedev., A., Ryasnov, L.
TITLE: A Plug-type Coupling (ShtepselInyy raz"yem)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, 1957, Nr ll,, p.20 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: About ten different types of couplings for connecting
the aircraft power network to airport power mains are
currently used in aircraft. The multiplicity of types
complicates maintenance and requires many adapter sets
in airports. At present, standardization of couplings
is in process, the number of couplings being reduced to
two types: the ShRAP-50 for d.c. and the ShRA-200 for
a.,O. A photograph shows the ShRAP-500 coupling.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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AUTHOR j&BEDEY4__&. A.. PA - 2217
TITLE On a Method for the Construction of LYAPUNOV Functions (Ob oclnom
metode postroyeniya funktsiy Lyapunova).
PERIODICAL Prikladnaia Matematika i Mekhanika,1957,Vol 21,Nr 1, pp 121-124
Received 3/1957 Reviewed 5/1957
ABSTRACT The present work develops the methods suggested by N.G.CHATEYEV
(Prikl.Mat.i Mekh.,Vol 9,Nr 3, 1945) and in his monography on the
"Steadiness of Motion"(Ustoycivost' Dvisheniya, Moscow 1946). For
this purpose the linear system of the equations of the disturbed
motion dxi/dt - pil(t)xj + -+ Pin(t)xn (i - 1,...n). Here pij(t)
are real, pariodic, limited, and steady functions of the real vari-
able t. When investigating the System by YAPUNOV's direct method
the quadratic form B(t,xl,.,.X,) - (1/2);@.Pik(Oxixk can be used
as a LYAPU1TOV function. Also the derivatiZrfi dB/dt is a quadratic
form and their coefficients are given. Together with the above sys-
tem a system with the constant coefficients dxi/dt = pijxj +---Pin
xn 4 = 1 ... n) is investigated. Here pij denote the values of the
coefficients pij(t) of the above system at any point of time t or
the mean values for any interval of time. For the determination of
the values Pik a system of n(n+l)/2 equations is given. The "charac-
teristic equation" is then investigated.
By the methods investigated here for the construction of the LYAPUNOV
functions it is not always possible to solve the problem of stabili-
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On a Method for the Construction of LYAPUNOV Functions.
bility problem also for these cases. Here the LYAFUHGV function 7
9(t)B(t,x1, ... xn) is studiedp where B denotes the,aforementioned
quadratic form and 9(t) a periodic, limited, and steady differentiat-
able function. For the investigation of the disturbed motion a
quadratic form is assumed to be given. The undisturbed motion is
stable if it is possible, for the given quadratic form B, to select
the function T in such a manner that V - yB satisfies LYAPUNOV's
main theorems on stabilit It is then possible to determine an upper
and a lower limit for V(t@lat every point of time. The properties
of these limits are here discussed. The results obtained apply also
in the case of any LYAPUNOV functions constructed in form of quadra-
tic forms. (No illustrations)
ASSOCIATION Not given
PRESENTED BY
SUBMITTED 3. 1. 1956
AVAILABLE Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: __Lebedev, A-A_ SOV/147-SB-1-2/22
TITLE-. On the Application of the 4'7ethod of "Fixed
in the Investigation of the Stability of UnestablisLed
Motion (0 primenenii metoda "zamorozhennyl'-.h koeffitsiyertcv"
dlya issledovaniya ustoychivosti neustanovivshe-osya
U
dvizheniya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh- Zavedeniy,
Aviatsionnaya Telchnika, 1958, Nr 1, pp 11 - 18 (USSR)@
ABSTRACT: Let the disturbed motion of a dynamical system be des-
cribed by a linear homor-eneous set of differential eo-il-atilons
u
in which the coefficients of the variables xl, x. arc)
I
continuous and bounded functions of the time t T'-r--,e m,:@thlod
of the title consists in replacing the given systen@ by the set
of all systems with con--,tant coefficients for fixed moments
in the required interval of -time. It is supposed that the
zero solution of the Given systera is stable if the real parts
of the roots of the characteristic equ&tion are negative for
all values of t in the ranGe under discussion. Stability
under a constantly actinC force in a finite interval of time
is defined. In the General case of unestablished motion, the
stability depends on the choice of the time origin.
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sov/147-58-1-2/22
bn the Application of the Method of "Fixed Coefficients" in the
Investigation of the Stability of Unestablished Motion
Unestablished motion is uniformly stable in t 1 t !5@ tP
if it is stable in t vhere t, < t tp ThLe
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