SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MASHIREVA, L.G. - MASHKEAVICH, V.S.

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AUTHORS: Mashireva, L.G.9 and Zimina, K.I.
TITLE: Direct spectrographic determination of metals and
phosphorus in oils with additives
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Khimiya, no.11, 1962, 151,152,
abstract 11 D158. (Novosti neft. i gaz. tekhn.
Neftepererabotka i neftekhimiya, no.8, 1961, 15-18).
TEXT: A method is described of determining simultaneously
Ca, Ba, Zn and P in lubricating oils. To prevent the influence of
interfering elements a 3% solution of Li was introduced as a
buffer of the solutions. Two variants were worked out for the
separation of Li in discharge and standardizatxoh. According to
the first variant, the analysis is carried out with three
standards, prepared by diluting the same additive as the determined
sample. The hot carbon electrodes are saturated with the samples
and the carbons are dried for 1.5-2 hours at 400-450 OC. The
internal standard Co in introduced in the form of 2~/')" solution of
Co naphthenate in oil, its quantity being 1/3 of tile sample
volume. The spectra are taken by VC 5-28 (ISP-28) spectrograph
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with a threelense condenser without an intermediate di.iphragm
with an 0.012 nim alit. The excitatioll source is an A!-.erna-,ing
current arc at 5 amperes. Electrodes: the upper - cjjrjj()n
containing the sample; the lower - carbon with a rounded end:
the distAnce between the'electrodes is 3 mm. The plato8 iro
Ifspectral" ones, type I, of .4ensitivity 0.8 units FCCT kG6-iT)
for the shortwave region of the spectrum. The calibratioil graphs
are linear. According to the second variant only one standard is
used irrespective of the additive type. The c.-.rbons are '.,.ept for
20-50 min in the solution containing 3% Li (L.CO3 is dissolved in
water with the addition of CH COOH), dried with a filter papor and
used as counter-electrodes . iubsequently the analysis is similar
to the first variant. The square error in both variants 656.
The method was applied also to used oils for the determinaTion of
tits active part of the elements. Analytical pairs of the lines
(in 1) and concentration ranges (in X, in brackets) are'
Sa 2335.3 - Co 2286.2 (o.02-o.4), Zn 3345.0, 3-345-6, 3302.0,
3302.6 - Co 3044.0 (0-003-0-10), P 2535.6 - Co 2286.2 and 2373.6
(0-005-0-13), Ca 3179.3 - Co 3044.0 and 3417.2,
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Direct spectrographic
Ca 2398.6 - Co 2276.5 and 2286.2,
(0-05 - 0.12 and 0.1 - 0.9).
[Abstractor's note:
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cal Technology - Chemical Products and Their H_jj
Application. Cellulose and Its Production@ Paper.
Abs Jour : Hof Zhur - Xhimiya, No 17s, 1958P 59509
Author : Mashirevits, Bortse.
last
Title Linden (TilU grandifolia) as a Material for the Produc-
tion of a=se.
Orig Pub Masnik chene drushtvs.. 1956, 21.. go 3,, 171-185
Abstract Results are cited of investiGstions of the physical pro-
perties and chemical L4xpoaltion of linden wood (LW)
(Tilia grandifolia). The lcnGth of the fibers of LW
are close to t:bnae of the lb but somewtat
inferior to the length of the fibers of EuUa canaden-
siss A hi&t (51-54%) yield of cellulose (C) is charac-
T;Fistic of LW accardinC; to the sulfite and sulfate
methods. The machanical properties of nonbleachad sul-
fite- and sulfate-C are close to the properties of C
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Category: USSR/Magnetism - Ferromagnetism
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Fi&n, No 1, 1957 Do 1415
F-4
Author :Zsychikov, N. N., Zheltenkova, R. M., Kondratova, 0. T., Kbrostlylev, A. F
Korotkov, Yu. Ye., Mashirin, B. I., 1,trnkin, Yu. K., Panasyuk, L. 33.
Title :Investigation of tlie-Effect of the Chemical Composition on Magretir
Properties of Electrotechnical Iron.
Orig Pub: Tr. Mosk. aviats. in-tD, 1956, vyp. 6o, 4-12
Abstract: A statistical study vus made of the effect of grain size of the micrc-
structure and of the chemical compositio!i on the value of H C of Arnco iro!-"
using date obtained in regular production shop testE of the melts (Chemical
and metallographic date). The correlatior, coefficient between the value -of
H and the pereentage carbon content was found to be rojj = 0.301, and the
cgrrelation between H, and the percentage sulphur contents was rot
Hc increases with increasing contents of C or 3. The content of fl~,
P) Mi, and Cu. does not exert a noticeable effect on H. provided its
value is within the GOST stardatd limit. A statistical c,-,mpariso,-. nf the
data on the size of the grain of the mirro-structur,- of Armco Iron and 0.'.
Hc disclosed a linear relationship between these quartities, and tine
correlation coefficient was found to be rot 3 : 0.555. The maximum
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Abs Jou- : Ref Zhur Fizikn, Tic 1, 1957 i1o 1415
effect on Hc is exerted by the size of the micro-structure 6rei-,.
The value of Hc increases with diminishing grain size. The joint
simultaneous influence of Three factors oil H of ArmoG iron is
giver, by the multiple correlation coefficieni
1 1 ~ V a - A /; -t .0- -- O..L -11,
R 0 1 -Z 0 = I *.~P 0 S A 0. -,7"Zt 0. 3 -Z b. 4 5j,
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AUTHORSs Vdovenko, V.M., Suglobov, D.N. and.Mashirov, L.G.
TITLE: Vapour pressure over ethereal solutions of uranyl
nitrate
PERIODICAL: Radiokhimiya, 1961, Vol-3, No.2, pp-173-i8o
TEXT: In view of the wide use of extraction methods in uranium
chemistry, considerable interest has recently been shown in the
thermodynamic properties of organic solutions of uranyl salts, but
few investigations have boon carried out. In the present work
the vapour pressure of uranyl nitrate dihydrat* over the ethereal
10 olution in concentrations up to saturation was determined at 0.3.
15, 20 and 30*C. This salt was chosen since its solution in
ther can be regarded as a simple two-component system. Vapour
ressure was measured by a static method in the apparatus previously
;
described by V.N.Vdovenko and A.P.Sokolov (Ref.12: Radlokhinlya, 1.
2, 127 (1959)), a glass membrane being used as the null-instrument.
Sensitivity was 0,2 to 0-3 mm HS per mm of scale length. The
apparatus was checked with water, acetone and othe:-. For a
measurement, 10 to 15 =I of solution was placed in the apparatus,
whose working space was then thoroughly degassed. The membrane
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vessel was then placed in a thermostat with temperature maintained
constant to an accuracy of up to 0.02*C. After equilibrium had
been reached, the membrane was brought accurately back to zero
position by external pressure, the pressure being measured with
a mercury manometer. After the measurement the uranyl nitrate
d1hydrate concentration in the test liquid was determined by
ordinary gravimotric analysis for uranium content. The dihydrate
was obtained by drying finely ground h*xahydrate over concentrated
sulphuric acid. 9ther was purified by a standard procedure,
dried and distilled. The experimental results are shown by
continuous curves in Fig.1 an plots of pressure (mm Hg) against
concentration of the dihydrate (mol fraction), curves I to 4
relating to temperatures of 30, 20, 15 and 0.3*C, respectively.
The straight lines give the ideal (Raoult-law) relationships .
Activities war* calculated with the normal standard states. The
activity coefficient Of U02(NO3)2.2H20 was found by graphical
integration of the Gibbs-Duhem equation and is shown in Fig.2 by
continuous curves an functions of concentration (mols per ALS of
solvent). Curves 1 to 4 relate to 0, 15, 20 and 300C respectively.
Values found by H.A.C.McKay and others wore used to plot the
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interrupted curve. The curves indicate considerable bonding with
ether. The average number of molecules of ether-bound to one of
the dihydrate n was found from the deviations from the Raoult law.
Generally, n increases with increasing concentration and falls
with increasing temperature, the highest value of 3.8 being obtained
at 0-30C and 2.0 mols/kg of solvent. These results are not in line
with simple solution and indicate that the system is subject to the
action'of factors not allowed for in the solvation treatment. The
authors consider the possibilities of polymerization, an effect
which'has boon reported (Ref.16: A.E.Comyns, B.N.Gathehouse, E.Wait,
J.Ch*m.Soc.,,4655 (1958A Accepting a proposed structure (Ref
V.M.Vdov*nko, X.G.Suj;lobova,'D.N.Suglobov, Radiokhimiya, 1 6, 37
(1959)) for the dihydrate, the probable mechanism of
polymerization is
2 (JtTOg(NOS)I - 2H,OJ .4(CSH3)10) (JU02(N03)s - 2H2012 - 7(C2HA)20) +
+ AHOSO, (2)
,On the basis of equilibrium constant X thus obtained, the
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author* derive an:equation for Racult'$ law in terms of the
equilibrium concesitration of the dimer and the dihydrate
concentration: pressure values calculated from this equation
are shown by the iriterrupted curve in Fig.1, thq deviation from
experimental values above c6ifcvfttrt~tions of 2.5 being due to
formation of higher polymers, Better agreement could be obtained
if both this further polymeribation and also'*dlssociation of
solvates-were to be allowed for. Other possible dimerization
equations result in poorer agreement. For Eq.(2), K risen with
rising temporature-and the reaction is endothern~ic, occurring on
aceount of entropy increase. , There are 2 figures, 3 tables and
18 references: 10 Soviwt-bloc and 8 non-Soviet-blac. The four
most recent references to Rnglish language publications read as
follows: A.W.Gardner, H.A.C.Mckay, Trans.Farad.Soc., 48, 12,
1099 (1952); H.A.C.Mckay, Chem.1nd., 51, 1549-(1954);
T.H.Siddall, J.Am.Chem.Soc., 81, 16, 4176 (1959);
A.E.Comyns, B.N.Gathehouse, E.Wait, J.Chem.Soc., 4655 (1958).
SUBMITTED: March 1, 1960
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s/i86/63/005/001/006/013
EC75/E436
AUTHORS: Vdovenko, V.M.,_Mashirov, L.G..-Blokhina, V.K.,
Suglobova, I.G., Suglobov, D.N.
TITLE: Mutual solubility in the systems uranyl perchlorate-
water-dlothyl ether and uranyl perchlorate-water-
di-n-butyl ether at 25%
PERIODICAL: Radiokhimiya, V-5, no.1, 1963, 8o-89
TEXT: The work was carried out in view of insufficient
knowledge on the solubilities in organic solvents of U salts other
than U02(NO3)2- Different hydrates of U02(C104) and the
anhydrous salt were prepared by dissolving pure U83 in HC104 and
drying. In the system U02(CI04)2-H20-diethyl ether the critical
point on the layer separation curve occurs at 25% U02(C' 002 and
5% H20. The aqueous and ethereal branches of the distribution
curve merge. The effect of hydration on the solubility of the
salt is negligible and the solubility of the anhydrous salt in
ethyl other in 35%. The salt begins to dissolve in aqueous
ethereal solutions only when their F120 content is less than 15%
and the other content of H20 is more than W/o. The salt
dissolves in H20 -other in the form of hydrates. Ethyl ether is
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highly soluble in concentrated aqueous U02(Cl G4)2 solutions, the
solubility increasing sharply at about 43% salt content.
In n-butyl ether the concentration of UOp(Cl 04)2 in contact with
its saturated H20 solution is o.6%. The maximum solubility in
the other is 50-50%. The solubility of the anhydrous salt in
other is 3.7%. The degree of hydration Of U02(Cl 04)2 at the
point of separation of layers is 4.7 and 4.8 in ethyl-and butyl-
other respectively. This suggests that the coordination number
of U in the solutions is 5. The value is supported also by the
composition of crystallo-solvates and the composition of the
U02(Cl 04)2 antipyrene complex obtained by E. Wilke-Dorfurt and
0. Shliephake (Z. anorg. allgem. Chem., v-170, 1-2, 1928, 129).
The following solid phases were identified in the system
perchlorate -water- diethyl ether: U02 (Cl 04) 2 with 7, 5 and
3 molecules of H20, U02 (Cl 04) 2 - H20'4 (C2H ) 20,
U02 (Cl 04) 2.3(c2l'5)20' In the system witg dibutyl ether the
solid phases were: UO (C' 04) 2 with 7, 5 and 3 molecules of H20
and U02(C'04)2 -2(C4H9320- There are 4 figures and 2 tables.
SUBMITTED; November 2, 1961
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Author Masbk K. I., Assistant
Title Effect of professional work load on the tubular wrist bones of drivois
and loaders
Periodical Vest. Rent i Rad. 59-65, May/June 1954
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Institution Chair of Normal Anatony (Head - Professor M. G. Prives) I Leningrad
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Submitted

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lo Direktor na fabrika. 'Irnst Tolman*, SoMa (for Mikhov),
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pri 6Uvodjprookt6 (for Starostina). 4. Glaven opetsialist
jpri Ramitota po promishlenootts. (for Doaromiev). 5. Grupow
rukovoditel pri OPromMoektO (for Belchov), 6* Nachalmik
Otdol Mashinostroons i olektropromishlonostO pri Kamiteta,
po tokhniabookiia progres (for Ougov).

MA.')RAfJ'rS-V;, S.
Planning the training and quallflc~ttl.-n Improvormnt .f
workers. Prof.-tekn. Obr. 20 Je ", 3. IIIIRA
1. Nachallnik Adela podgotovkI kadrov Yuzhnourallskogo
soveta narodnogo ktioaynyatva.
(MagnitogorA-Iron and otool 3nd t.rritning)

)aTROFANM, V.1 ZUWV, I.1 WOLU YART3EV, G.; KANKIN, L.; ZBARSKIY,
S.; GLUSHONSM, M.; ROZKI ~,-
Maortoomings of the stage system of teaching. Prof.-tekh. obr, 21
no.7s29-31 Jl 164. (MIYIA l7tU)
1. Nachallnik otdola podSotorki kadrov Yushno-Urallskago, sovets.
narodnogo khosyaptya tfor Mitrofanov) 2. Direktor toentrallnogo
uchobnogo koubinate, YushvA.-Urallskago soveta narodnD& khosykystv%
(for Zvyw). 3. WasWinik otdola takhaicheskogo, obucheniya Gholyk-
bbukago traktarnago savoda (for Ysrtsev). 4. Naohallnik otdola t*kh-
niob~Wwgo obucheniyu, Chelyabinskogo, notallurgichookogo savoda (for
xMisirin). 5. Direktor TSentrallnego uchabnogo kombinata 'Glavyushural-
stroy* (for Zbarskiy). 6, Nachallnik otdola takhnicheakogo obucheniya
Magnitagorokogo notallurgicheakogo kombinata (for Glushchen1w).

MMIN, K.G.p kand.tekhn.nauk, doteent; KROFACHKV, G.P., Icand.telchn.na4.
dotsont; DROININ, insh,; KOCMV, E.K., insh.;
GOLUEZV, B.S., insh.; NASMAUTSU, V.V., inzh.
"Physical and rathematical principleB o: me tic transportation
of molten metalsO by G.A. Ostrovmov. Reviewed by M.G. Resin and
others. Ilektrichestva no.7:91-93 J1 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Liquid metals)
(Oatramov,, G.A.)

PENUZIKOVA, V.P.; K4,511KAUTSAN, V.V.
Laboratory modeling equipmnt. Trudy Ural. Inst.. n0-133:
17-24 '63. D: 9)

R~111N, M.G.; BRISKMAN, V.A.; '~AS:IKAUTSAN, V.V.
:,esults of the investigation of electro::~agneti2 stirring proces3e5
with the help of laboratory equipment. Trii~;y. Ural. politek~. Irist.
no.133:25-33 163. ('-~ L ~~ i?: 91

B090RUffi. G. L.- AAL
?is=* tbaraW In awcolW. Sovet. sod. no.9s2B-29 Sept
1"0. (CM 20:1)
le Of the Obststrl"yascologloal Clinic. Minsk Nedloma Institute
(Director - Konared Worker in Science Prof. N. L. Tydrin).

F A.
n c~.an~-eo i r t fie i r,i, i r, :;--r - , nr
content of "hip blo -,. arf! 'l-i5lolotlCal r-pr. thn vaginal
ccntpr i t ) i n f-necolo, i r,-; I , at.-:Prt -,- -i ti i rf l-,rra,o. 5e.11
nf ti p i nterra I re, i v, - ri 1r.- ir,.c:- r r. rif I uerrr
!,'IP ~-Prp. ll-'jnst, 3tale --r-st. !tinslk,
(DisFertatior for Dei-ree --)f -;~.rrjidatti 'n *0(':cal -ci rce5%
Kn~zhna,%-aletni-is',

~ SERMAKIN, P.; STAROVOTTOV9 1.
'~ MA ~SHKW~ZYS W ~rA ~; ~11.
---
Tma ALI-Union dowgress Obstatrialanse S&av. Bolero A no.2s66.-70
F 156" (ONKZTRI U) (KEMA 132 8)

MSHKELEYSON, A.N.
Ruptures of the uterus during labor and pregnancy. Zdrav.Bel. 8
no.7:54-55 J1 162. (KM 15:11)
1. Iz akushersko-ginekologichookoy kliniki Vdnskogo aeditainakogo
instituta.
(FMNANCY, COWMATIONS OF)
(UBOR, COWUCATED)
(TJTFRUS-RUPTURE)

IAPANAShNILI, I.G.;-jL&�tKELEY.S0N, L.N., prof., red.
[Kateri&ls on dermatological terminciogy) Matorialy k
derrztologicheskoi ter-minologii. Tbilisi# Gos.izd-vo
"Sabchota Sakartvelo,* 1963. 280 P. (MIRA 17:5)

MASHKET, R.N., inthl INFANT'YEV, A.N., inzh.
Rup nine in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly. Shakht. stroi.
3 no.5s6_8 W 161. (xM 14,6)
1. Goestrcr SSR (for Ykjhket). 2. Yakaylovskiy rudnik Kurskoy
nagnitricy anomalit (for Infantlyev). 1-4
(Zurek Magnetic Anomaly--Iran mines and mining)

HAS M To K.M., insh.
Standardization of the cross sectional dimensions of mine
haulageways. Shakht. stroi. 5 no.90-11 S 161. (MM 16&7)
1. Goestroy SSSP.
(mine haulage)

MUHKET 2 K.M' , inzh.
Conference on the exLhange of practices in the design, planning,
and construction of ctreseing plants for the iron ore induetz-f.
ShWcht.stroi. 6 no.1:31-32 Ja '62. (1-UPA 14-1,2)
(Ore dressing)

MASH (F Vic-H, A.A.
AID P - 2171
Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/1 Pub. 37 - 13/22
Authors Mashkevich, A. A. and Stanislavskiy, Ye. S., Sanitary
DT"e tors
Title From experience in working for the improvement of the
qualifications of sanitary personnel
Periodical Gig. I san., 4, 49, Ap 1955
Abstract Describes the work organized In 1953 by the Frunze De-
partment of Health to improve knowledge and skills of
physicians and other medical personnel: courses,
seminars and lectures on various problems of epidemio-
logy, microbiology, hygiene, prophylaxis, etc.
Institution Frunze Regional Medical and Epidemiological Station
Submitted Mr 22, 1954

-; MANIKIATSKIT. U.S.; BURNIN. L.S., red.
MASHMICat_?"
(N,wgL~nlo affect* of On rural water ampplyl Glgima sallskago
vedemabsboulta. Frousso 1956. 42 P. (min 12:5)
(Vater sapply. baral)

YIVDOSHBNKO, V.Sh.; MINEYEVA, R.M.; ~~ ~IkEYIC I L A.; CIUKRALOVA, V.S.
L _A_
Preliminary results of mass immmization of the population of
Kirghisistan vith *live* poliomyelitis vaccine. Sov. z&av. Kir.
no.1013-43 Ja-F 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Is Kirgizakogo instituta epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i giglyeny
(direktor - kand.wd.nauk V.M.Forelygin).
(KIRDHIZISTAN.-POLIORULITIS)

MLSHKEVIGH, A.4,_i PERELYGIN, V.M.; AN, A.S.
Ponution of the Ghu River with sewage waters and the ways for its
sanitary purification. Sow. zdrav. Kir. no.2:49-53 Mr-Ap 162.
(MIRA 15-5)
1. Is Kirgisskogo institute, epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gigiyeny
(direktor - kAnd.zed.nauk V.M.Perelygin).
(CHU RIVER-WATER-POLLUTION)

MASHIMICHp A. 0.
Kharaktoriatike aeroshin i vybor ikh ratsionalInykh razmerov. (TeMnika
vozdushnogo flota, 1917, v. 11, no. 8, p. 25-32, tables, diaM.)
Title tr.: Characteristics of airplane tires and the selection of their
rational dimensiomn
TL50h.Th 1937
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 195~.

Pr*lildn&17 data on photographic chronometric observations cade at,
Sbe NovesibIrsk Aerial Geodetic Institute. Good. j jmxt. no.5:74-76
NY 157. (KIBA 10 - 8 )
I. Novootbirskoye wrogeodesichieskoye prodpriyatlys.
(Novosibirsk-Aerl&l photography)

01 '~W M0 ); -"M OP ' .. -, " f,
UnI I
P. Err.Ll slip lo-rt 1. .'.kw -1
I Vt. A. - 11.- , - " !14 A, 5 7,T-,.-T8j
Ed- of Pul"ll.hing House, 1. A. 3-orovaj Tech. Mi V. P. Rozhin.
MPOaFt Thl4 b-if 18 Int-UA ~or who A,,! ninu-
St-cto ,I ~t o ta of soth-1. of hi6lh.r t..h.1-1 -1-tich.
CMERMIR s Thl. h--Y 7 whl~h d!-- I-.,
no n-t~l with t- ;;Ali,tl,, ~r e- for 1 hall.
h `
0opt.r rotors atid with jrt dr!,--n rot-B. Th~ anthnr in par-
tl~llllrly -tth ln.r ... Ing th. po-.
'I, ,I r1!,,,, Thom am
both 3o I .t nd nOn- v ~ts In footnotes throughout
the book.
xhastl_.. D.-r. ".thd of An' ly.1:0pofftCharacterlatlas of Free
ro 11
"In. T~rba-prop Engines r lie t re. 114
Th. analysis degerlb'd d1fr.ro from other enthods in the
;on:ider:t,lOn or exhaust conduit characteristics and in more
re I" v ju&tjon of the influence of turbine rotation On
engine thtrecterlstlaa. The method Is comparatively simple.
6. PSWILI_~ 0. and I I PA b sa Swal U&SIon or the
Possibility of Ustr$1194us? Mes% the Cospre a@or Ro-
S;tivQ Drive Of, Helleopt*r llotor ftaden (Ona-Ur mixture
Stan) 14?
This arttelt to based an French and, tftlish oxperlownts
In 1952 and 1955 on the use Or turbine gases to drive
helicopter rotor blades. (Doran's IM-011 and Rapler-a
Oryz Gas 0enerator)
1. noylak-B. P. Some Problems of Helicopter Motor Blad**
n by.Turmot conditions or tuftojgt 16T
"W"Ikuthor describe he
eng,'04, mounted an helicopter rotor blades and suggests
s*ms, solutions, or basic tachnI661 problevie sOnfteetod With
tkie prWaslom method.
SWAUJMA& Library or Congress (TL716.M%)
cam 4/4 4-13-60

U6AGMIKOT, A.Ya.; KASMVICX. 9-5-
saw TIO-6 %yp higbvol%W pawlboards for coal slaos. Ugoll 29
no.5:35-37 NY 134. Mu 74)
1. Damprogiproebakht. (Jfte4trletty In minim) (21tatris switcbvar)
.0e

ALKKSANPROV, B.P., inzh.; BALYKOV, V.14., inzh.; BARANOVSKIY, F.I.. inzh.;
BOGMSKIT, N.Y.. inzh.; BUN'KO, V.A., kand.tek:hn.nauk. dotsent;
VAVILOV, V.V., inzh.; VOLOTKOVSKIY, S.A.. prof., doktor tekhn.nauk;
MIOMITEV. L.Ta., inzh.; GRIDIN. A.D., inzh.; ZAHMAN. L.B.. inzh.;
KOVALEV, P.F.. kand.tekhn.nauk; KVM,'ZSOW, B.A.. kand.tekhn.nauk.
dotment; KUSNITSYN. 0.I., inzh.; LATTMOV, A.F., lnzh.; LEYBOV,
R.N.. doktor teidin.nauk. prof.; LOTAS, Z.N., lnsh.-, LISITSYN, A.A.,
Insh.; LOKHANIN, K.A.. inzh.; LrMIMOV, B.N., inzh.; NAZiUVICH,
K.S., inzh.; KAULKASITAN. R.V.; KILOMMIN, N.M.. inzh.; KITNIK.
T.B.. kand.tokhn.nauk; MIKHRYEV, Tu.A.. Inzh.; PARMONOT, V.I.,
insh.; HOWOVSKIY, Tu.G.. Insh.; RUBINOVICH, Te.ye.. inzh.;
SAMOILYUK, N.D., kand.tekhn.nauk; SKESMOV. V.K., lnzh.; SKOLDY-
Eff. A.Ts., kand.tekhn.nauk; SNAGIN, T.T., insh.; SNAGOVSKIT.
TO.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; FITGIU, L.K.. insh.; MMMI, B.B., insh.;
PLTAW, A.A., inzh.-. KHORIN, Y.N.. dotsent. karid.tokhn.nauk; CHW-
MOT, B.M., inzh.; CHUOUIKHIM, S.I.. inzh.; OVUlKOV' V.N.'
insh.: SHIRYATHV, B.K., inzh.: SHISMIN. N.F.. kand.tekhn.nauk;
OWILIB04 , I.L., inzh.; 91GRIB, V.G., doteent, kand.tekhn.nauk;
MUCKHM, I.G.. doktor tekhn.nauk; SEMIS, N.A.. insh.; TWIGCM.
A.M.. glavnyy red.; TOPCHITHT, A.T.. otv.red.toma; LIVSHITS, I.I..
zamestitell otv.red.; ABRAKOV, V.I., red.: LADYGIN, A.M., red.:
NCROZOV. R.N., red.; OZIMBOY, H.I.. red.; SPIVAKOVSKIY. A.O..
red.; FAYBISOVICH, I.L., red.; AFOUN(MISKIT, A.S., inzh.. red.;
(Continued on next card)

ALIKSARMT, B.P. -4continued) OmrA 2~
BILTAM. V.S., Inzh., red.; BUKHMOVA, L,I., Lnzh,, red.; VLASOV,
V.N.q insh., red.; QLADIIIN, L.T., prof., doktor tokhn.nauk, red.;
GMTSOT9 N&Y., Inxh., red.; GRICHISHKIR, P.G., inzh.. red.; GON_
MUMICH. 1.F., kand.teVchn.nauk. red.; MMAWY, V.P., kandotektkne
n&nir, red.; IONATOT, N.H., inzh.. red.; LONAKIN. S.M., doteent, kand.
tekhn.nauk, red.; KARTYNOV, N.V.. dotsent. kand.tekhn.nauk, red.;
POTOLOTSLIT, I.A., insh., red.; SVITLICHM, P.L.. insh.. red.;SALI-
TSUICK. L.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; UWANTOT, A.Y.. kand.takhn.
na-Ir. red.; SHRLAR, G.A., inzh.. red.; ABARBARCHUK, F.I., red.izd-va;
PROZOROVSKAYA, V.L., takhn.red.; KONDRATIYICVA, N.A., tekhn.red.
[Nining; an encyclopedic handbook] Gornoe delo; entsiklopedichookil
sprevochnik. Glay.red.A.M.Terpigorey. Chleny glav.rodaktsii A.I.
Baranov i dr. Koskva, Gqs.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornom delu.
Tol-7 [Kining machineryi Gornys =shiny. Rodkol.toms A.V.Topchley I
dr. i959. 638 p. (Mining machinery) (KIRA 13:1)

SPIRNOV. T.M., doteent; MASWTICH, L.N., assistant
Using, the electric capacitance method in determining the water
content of bitumens. Avt.dor. 2.3 no.3:13 Mr '60. (MIRA 13-6)
(Bitumen)

M -A I= - Mad 2romwhwsn
bass
Obqwdbme of the an
Pktftozwt:Lc ItelationshIps Do Ulm iiat:isllluoa
L. 2. Hubkovich, Cbmir or Pethopb7slol, Cb9I*A-
co "blaft Ned Imt
Patol- Vol XIII, No 4, pp 27-33
to general Ispression that
blood always results in death at, a 110
civismi,- found that 7/8 of the blood or jacka
emM be replaced vith valf blood, 9Ao or b -
at waf with dog blood, 6/7 of the blood of
;h volf blood and 4/5 with fax blood
Ul outcomis. TM of vascular reection'te
mro-transfuslon varies vith dUTement, viol.
,a. Intensity of shock depends an the m%w
the circulatory distuAsme. CappetiblU
blood is &*U by tAw Iftlogenette rel"1416-
0 only for closely mlated species. ft";
m does not bold otbwfts* -. thus, dogs 040
-ter trawfuslon or blood or cats, resim, a4
hatilmse am turtles amd ducks thm tbat.~V-
i more eXasely related beare, badpre, or

I HASHUVICH, L.S. ~Xaghkavych. L.5.]
Spectficity of norml heymCgliAtnins of hiuv%n serma. Fistol.
sh,mr. (Ukr.] 5 no.3:352-356 *.v-Je '59. (KIRA 12:10)
1. Chelyablnakiy medichnly institut. kikfafira patologichnoi
fissologil.
(mm(;GIMININ)

nsHKEVICH, L.8- (Chelyabinsk)
pata f$r a study of normal -gglutinins in human sera. Pat.
fisiol.1 eksp.terap. /+ no.2s27-32 *40 1600 (NIFA 14:5)
1. Is k&fedry P&tologicheskoy fisiologii (Say. -'prof. R.A.
Dymphitg) Ghely&b~ngkogo meditainskogo Inatituta.
(WQWLuTININ)

USSR/Meadiv Cultivatiin. L
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 14, 1958, 63269
AvtIv)r : MyLnkmi,, M.A,, K,)nakov, M.K., MaC-Aevicb, N.G.,
Sk'~---:)k~- .,d, V.G.
Inst : Voros!iilov.- _Ticultural Distitute.
,Xad A
Title : Head.)vB of Kolkhoz imeni Budenny Df NDv,.)-,qdarskiy
Ray)n and Ways to Iripr)ve Then.
Orir- 11~ib : Dlaiichn. sap. V-)ros'Al-jv,~,:radsIt. B.-)L',. in-ta, 056, 4,
No 1, W-97
Abstract ND abstract.
Card 1/1

GMYACHKIN, M.1.9 kand.skou.nauk, nauchW sotrudnLk; RUSKOV. G,K,,g
kand. eel I skokhos.nauk, nsuchW sotruMdk; MARKMICK, E.G.,
kend.sel'skokbox.neuk, zumcbnyy sotraftar.-ILORMW.-I.N..
kand.sellskokhou.nouk. zwuahnyy sotradnik; SMOSKSM. T.7..
kand.sellskokhos.nou , mmebW sotrudulk; ALSWIMOV. N.P..
kand.sellskokhot.nouk; NJIMICK, B.G.. kand.sellskokhos.
nauk: KCMW. K.G... kand. gel I skokhos.neak-. ORMNPW. P.P..
red.; PRV 0 V.I., tokhn.red,,; ~ 1 INA. 0.N., tekbn.red.
EPlotting technological oharts] Kok soutsvit' tokMologicheakie
karty. Koskva. Gos.Lsd-vo sallkhos.lit-ry, 1960. 78 p.
(MIRA 14:2
1. Noscow. Toosoyuzuyy nouchno-iseledovatellakly Institut
ekonomiki mallskogo khotyaystys. 2. Tsesoyusnyy unuchno-iselo-
dovatellskly institut skonomiki sallskogo khosynystva (for
Goryachkin, Rusakov, Neshk&vLeh. Kladchikow. Noyozhilov).
(form management)

GAVRILOVg V.I.; 1ABENETS, V.P.; M&SHKMCE, N.G.; VANYUKOV, S.F.; MWVq K.Ae
[Nodel technological charts for groving and harvesting farm crops
applicable in working out scientific farming systan and compilivg
lonernp and year for collective and yearly state fares
of4gazan Prow e] PrimerzWe tekbnologicbmskle karty po voubly-
vmiiu I uborke mllskokhostaistwerzWkh kulltur dlia ispollsawasila
pri rasrabotke nambno-obosoovanWah siAm vedmdla kboslaistvag
sostavlanita perapektivzWkh i godovykh plawv ego rardtilav kolkbo-
sakh I mavkhosakh Riasmakoi oblasti. Riazaall, 1960. 269 p.
(KULA l4aQ
1. Vaesoymanoya akademUa sell skokhosymysUmazykh nook Inad V.I.I&-
n1m. 2. Rukayoditell brigady Vnesoyusnoy akademil sellskokhosymyst-
venrWkh nank Julml V.I.Tmninn Unr ravrllov). 3. Ryasmmkoye
oblastuoye upravlanl7e sallskogo khozy etva (for T=Wulwv,, ar*kov).
(Ryazan Province-Agricul=
(Byesem Province-Field crops)

GAVRIWV. V.I.; LOMMS. V-P.-. MASKAVICH. N.G. kand. eel' skokhoz.nauk
(Model norms for working out scientifically tested methods for
making long-range and annual plans for '.It* development of
agriculture on collective and state forms of Rymsan Province)
Frimarnys normativy dlia rosrabotki nauchno-obasnovennykh sistem
vedeniia perspektivuykh i godovykh planov rasvitiia sellskogo kho-
sialstva v kolkhosakh i sovkhosakh Riessnakoi oblasti. Moskva,
1960. 233 P. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Ryasanskays oblast'. Upravloniye sellsirogo khosyaystva.
2. Otdol rasmeshchonlys I spetatelizateli Yeasoynsnogo nauchno-
isoledoystallskogo institute skonomiki sellskogo khosyaystva (for
Oevrilov, Labenstee Nashkovich),
(Ryazan Province-Agriculture)

BAKULIN, I.I., starsIdy muchayy sotrudnik; BOUCHIK, I.A., atarshly
ruAi&41r,- MA V, N.K., Dtaroldy nauchvqy totrudnik;
nmcWVy sotrudmik; PISIMCIM, I.G.,,
staroMy nwchW votrWolk; UD 0, Yo,Y&., starshly
aw2chayy ootradnik
Specialization qAWArms for securing the supply of fresh milk
to the poplatZcWof large cities. Zhivatnovodetv0'23
no.7:16-23 J1 161. (MMA 16:2)
1. ftesoyusnyy asuchno-iseledovatel'skiy institut
ekonadbul sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Dairying)

MOSflCHIIIS?' A YA , h.K. , d~kt or khI17A. na-uk; KISI,'L'--L;vNA , .- r*,. , kar-d teknn. awak.;
I !
MMVSKJY, -;.?. ; I T . ;j--jyVS7~'._YA, -,7.-'.; ',',
11.1.1 , .1-1,
V.S.; KUTSYGINA, ; ~EMLTANSUYr`., L.K.
New binders in the production oll partIcle boards. Bum. i ,er. pro~~.
no.2:14-15 Ap-je 164. (MIPJ.. ]7:9"

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1 TITLE: j%asuramt of the vark function of G19CtrWs fOr cGrt&i0 a11QY*
soURCE.- Hof. sh. Metallurgiyag Abe. 121246
RsF sOURCE: Sb. Itog.
par-m-gaita. revoDsaw
Kazan', lgb4, 25-ZT
s.. astron.. bion.
TOPIC TAGS: steel, brass,, brons4v WIMODM9 ejectroa Interactiout 80000hrOMatic
radiation, work function
A=RACT t The work function of electrons of a number of alloys has been seasured
by photooffect ob"rvation usin the coercive-flold mthod. A ample, Placed In
the center of a spherical capacitor,, was irradiated with monochromatic radiation.
The sioasurments were carried out in vacum 4- lqr6 m Hg over lwcgU*. The work
LS-59-4tt , an
's
function of electrons (ev) was maoured for L;6211(3.9) 1 .3767 and LAI (4.1)
brass, St RJA (J#. 0) mid 2%U0 Pt 4.2) stool, U - 4) bronse, and No U .-S)
solybdonvE!por jmt-resistant al.124F with an ND base,, the work function of electron

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11

&LrAMBAWF, A.B., insh.; SNALMNY, S.D., kand. tokhn. nauk;
Am;i&ip' S.A,.s lzft.
IMet of pressn" in asoftM.Ift, the WAgwfAq ArGaUs of
p2am n2syne and pbase sfttroUers an the d6fteterisUas
of UMMUC mate" lUktr*UkWAks 35 10.1-149-50
Ja 161,~, (MMA l7s2)

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TOPIC TAGS: vork function, phatooffect, brass, bronze, steel, molybdenva, surface
finishing, refractory alloy
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ABSTRACT: The method of delayed field and red boundary of the externoipbotooffect 1~
vere used to ma th vork function # of different brands of brasaj steel, bronze,
and e2&bd*nak.,W ==a vere outdo in an instrument constituting a spie-rical
capacitor In vacuum of % lOr-6 ma Mg. It Is established that in most cases # decrease
tonoving awrw a rinishing or the metal. Wba. the surface is clooned 9 the quantm
yield y ge0stly Inereass4; y decreases *M QW,limples M keo In air, wAM Mw
appearance of &terms addes. InvestWIons of a -V of refractory allwawwt a
nolybdwon w"aled off-velable chomps In # 9 Min 3.6 to h-'X OV, depending an the
composition so he" trestment ean"Slose or %he alwee (Ttemalation or abstract)
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Science
Spherical trigonometry, Moskva, !'L7letekhiZd2t, 1 )51.
Monthly List of Lcussion Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. 'INCLAb& FI'KD.

PAVIOV. Fedor 79dorovich. professor. doktor tethnicheskikh muk; PASH-
UVICH, Vladimir ftvlawlLch, kandLidat teldudcheekM maki fmm.
&W -~Awwaxwv-q -40-dat t*Wtmlehesk!ll& nauk-. PRCZCROVSWA,
VA.. takhaichemidy red&tor
EGeodesyl Geododla. Moskva. Ugleteklitsdat, 1955. 292 p.(MILU 6:8)
(Geodesy)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 762
Pavlov, Fedor Fedorovich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
Candidate of Technical Sciences,
o v, _or_1`s71)m_1t_ri-yevich, Candidate of Technical
cent; Fedo-ro __S
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Sciences, Docent
Geodeziya (Geodesy) Moscow, Ugletekhizdat, 1955. 356 p. 10,000
copies printed.
Responsible EcLs Gusev, N.A.; Ed. of Publishing House: Slovorosov,
A.Kh.; Tech. Ed.: Prozorovskaya, V.L.
PURPOSE: This is a textbook designed for mining and mining engine-
ering students at the university level and for independent
study by mine workers.
COVERAGE: This manual is published for mining and metallurgical
vuzen under the auspices of the USSR Ministry of Higher Educa-
tion and was written by members of the Moscow Mining Institute
under the direction of Professor F.F. Pavlov. Chapters I, Us
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IV, VIO VIIO VIIIO IX, and X were written by Professor F.F.
Pavlov and docents V.P. Mashkevich and B.D. Fedorov; chapterLi
Mo Vo XIVo XV and Sec. 19 by BoDe Fedorov, and chapters XI,
XII and XIII by Professor Pavlov. The book presents the
theory and practice of geodesy as applied to modern mining
and mining engineering operations. The text Is accompanied
by numerous diagrams, maps, photographs and tables. Instru-
ments and methods of making measurements are described in
considerable detail. By way of introduction, Chapter I pro-
vides a brief account of the historical development of
geodesy and particularly its development In Russia. It con-
cludes by stating that in 1940 the Central Scientific
Research Institute of Geology and Cartography under Professor
F.N.Mmwovskiyp redetermined the dimensions of the Earth's
ellipsoid and that all geodestic and cartographic work in the
USSR an of April 7, 1946 has been based on the new dimensions.
The now ellipsoid is known as the Kras*TW* ellipsoido By
1950 class I triangulations had reached a total of 75,000 ~x-
and class I and II leveling, 150,000 km. A considerable part
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of the Soviet Union Is now covered by a complete network of
the Soviet Union is now covered by a complete network of tri-
angulations* Mentioned in the introduction as having made
outstanding contributions in the fields of geodesy and carto-
graphy are Professor N.G. Kell', Professor A.S. Chebotarev,
A*A. Mikhaylov, N.A. Urmayev, V.V. Danilov, and V.V. Popov,
corresponding members of the USSR Academy of Sciences;
F*N,JWa8Wd1dy, A.A. Izotov, A.A. Mikhaylov and N.S. Ploloden-
skly who had worked out new methods of determining the shape
of the Earth; and Professor Doctor F.V9 Drobyshev, Professor
NoMe Aleksapollskly, MoD. Konshin, M,M. Rusinov, V.A. Belitsyn,
G.Yu. Stodolkev:Lch, and Docent N.A. Gusev, eminent designers
of geodetic instruments who have been awarded Stalin prizes
for their work.
TABLF OF CONTENTS:
3
Foreword
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PAVWVt Fedor Iredoroftebt Prof.-; -tASM11CHt V3Adimir Fay;avlSh,_dotx.;
FZDORDTO Borls Llreep otv, redol
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T.L., tokbne r0do
(ow my] Goodealls. Wookwag Gov. saushoo-toklo, Ind-ow lit-
ry 2 garb dolu, 1961. 274 p. (Km 1415)
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SUBJECT USSR HYSICS CARD 1 2 PA - 1985
AUTHOR KanTIEV.S., TOLPTGO,K.B.
TITLZ The Interaction between Oscillations of Nonpolar Crystals and
Electric Fields.
PERIODICAL Dokl.kkad.Nauk 111, fase-3, 575-577 (1956)
Issued: 1 / 1957
The authors computed the energy U of a homopopolar lattice of the divond
type in the function of the displacements and the dipole moments F;. On
this occasion such states in the crystal were considered to be basic states
in which the valence electrons form d-couplings. The result for U which was
found in hamonic approximation is explicitly given. The terms which are bi-
linear with respect to displacements and dipole moments lead to a coupling
of displacements and dipole moments of the atoms. In adiabatic approximation
the states of the electron shells follow inertialessly the displacements of the
atone and are determined in accordance with a variation principle by a mini-
mum condition for U. The equations for the oscillations of the atoms and for
Itol E 1
the came N s . 0 (where-101 denotes the exterior electric field in the node
are solved by seams of 9:ponential ansatzes and by a development according to
the powers of the lattice constant. Besides three acoustic and three optic
branches there are two solutions (t% so-called light oscillations), for which
0 -4
U2 a 00 Pi a 12 j 0 and W - ojkl/n applies. Here n denotes the refrac-
tion index connected with polarizability by the usual formula, c - the veloo-

Dokl.Akad.Nauk 111,fasc.3, 575-577 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1985
ity of light, U and u - development coefficients in the exponential an
satzes for the lisplaoiment of nuclei, and Y - analogous development
coefficients ni second approximation with
_,,,for the dipole moments. In first a
respect tol k Is, (where a denotes the lattice constant) it is possible to find
the dependence ofco (It), u and ? for all branches. On the basis of the
experimental values of n ang w 0 IRAIWI frequency) the parameters of the
theory were determined. A special investigation is necessary in the case of
the equality of optic- and light oscillations o1z Vn - 4oo. By methods based
on the perturbation theory it is possible to show that in the neighborhood of
k 1 4 , il
0 _; n di0/c there exist four mixed oscillations with non-vanishing ul 2
_-V
and Pi + P2 instead of two optic and two light oscillations. Therefore a
marked dispersion occurs near the light point W 0 in the case of light oscil-
lations. On the basis of the results obtained the absorption of light of the
first order by homoeopolar C_ stals can be explained. The exterior field of
light causes a polarization F, -_P olf the crystal. This polarization leads to
a transition of electric energy inio oscillation energy. Further investigations
confirm all qualitative results of the theory, particularly the optic ani-
sotropy of cubic crystals mentioned here.
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AUTHOR: XA3KMGK,V.S TOLPYGO,K.B. PA - 2965
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TITM: -Ire-cir-10-al 0 tioal Elastic Properties of Diskmon Type
Crystals. i. ri'llektri"chaskiye, opticheskiye I upruglye ovoystvvL
kristallow tipa, almaza. I. Russian)
PBRICDML14 Zhurnal Aksperim. i Teoret. Fiaiid, 1957, Vol 32, Nr 3, PP 520-525
(U.S.S.R.)
Raosiveds 6 / 1957 Review : 7 / 1957
ABSTRACT: Telting account of the deforwability of atoms results in a delayed
interaction for hamoeopolar crystals caused by the reciprocal
dependence of exchange Integral& and dipole moments, so that opti-
cal, electrical, and elastic properties of the crystal W be dealt
with from a uniform point of view. Further, the order of magnitude
of lattice oscillation absorption, which was found experiumte.11y
by ALIAX and ILBURSTEIN (Phys.Rov. 97, 39 - 1955), can be pro-
dioted without introducing free parameters. The energy of the crystal
is written down as a function of the displacements and dipole
moments of the atoms. An restriction to central forces his boon
abandoned, four Interaction parsmaters result (instead of tbr"
in the me* of Ion crystals). As the necessary wave functions are
not known sufficiently well. theme parameters must be determined
"r1imentally.
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Electrioal, Optiosl. and Elastio Properties of Diamond Type
Crystals. 1.
The present part I ands with the equations of motion derived from
the energy expression, whioh also oontain the required depandenoe
or *a shirting of the atom wid their polarization. The above
wmticned efreote rosulting rraw this dependenoe will be in-
vestigated more alosely in the roliowing part II. (Zhurnal Eksperim.
i Tooret.Fiz:Ud, 1957, Vol 32, Nr 4). (7 Citations f& Published
works).
ASSOCIMM State University Mom
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sum 18-7-1955
AVAILABLIL Library or Congress
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Y. al and liastio Properties of the Crystals
of the Type of the Diamond 11. The Osaillations of the
Latlies with teepee* $9 Qw Dipole Moments of the iteas.
(11ektrich*skiyo, optiobeakiye 1 uprugiro evoyelva kriotall*-
tipa, alas.sa. 11. lol*b&M a P*eMtki a uchotes dipol'afth
.'?!IOPICAL Zhuxual IkePorim- I TooPot- Fiviki 1957, Tel 32, Ir 4,
pp 866 - a73 (VBU)
-'MILa? The protest paper investigates the equations of motion which
aerrioeload *9 the energy foam in the first part of $hie
ps V.S. NASMKSVICR, I.I. TOLMOt Zhurn&l Sksperin. I
to*v- fie, J-2.P 520 (195M.
no equation* of notions are as follows:
62 1 69 /bul, 0 69 /6# is
a a
Here I dons two the potential energy of the crystal and the
functions ta denote the shifting of the &tons.
The solution of those equations is set up in fern of plane
'sonechromat waves. The further oh&pt*ro of this paper deal
with the following: &SOM9*10 GoollUtions, optical fSaillattfus,
3

56-h -29,,'52 -
Elootrioal, Optical and Zlaotia Properties of the Crystals
of the Type of the Diane" 11. The Oscillations of the
T.Attioa with respeot ** the Dipole lemenU of the Atems.
oscillations of light, the A4,-surrounding of the singulaz
point, Investigation of the general equation* of motion. The
reetriotlaus assumed In the first part of this paper montiftned
&*bo-ra I* n3t destroy the generality of the qaalitatiTe results
oltained-tLere.
Pay this purpose the author investigate* the general equations
%f the long.-Wave bar*onia oscillations.
aumns.r,j of Results; The @peaty= of the 9ooillations consists
F-r-fron the singular point acoustic,
of 9 ~ranchos ft
optical and 2 light bvazahoe). In the utighborhood of the
oin,Kular point the optical branches pass ever into the ligbi
'bramahes and vioe versa.
JoL -~h* case of or n*rAsiz#ul&jP directions I stripping off and
going ever into one another ocevzo only in the ease of the two
light branobes and of tho,tlr*e optleal branches; in the case
of the singular direction Wo applies for one lighi branob
Ln& one optical branch. The theory qualitativoij explains
the absorption of light. Absorption must depend upsD the
dircotion ; and upon the polariss,tion of the light wave.
ftrilher, a double radiation diffraction must exist vh1ah

S1*,mtw16&l, Optleal A" Sleatio Ppoportles of %be awyetals
*r the " *r the ftemead It. The Oseillatteas of as
Lattlee wift veopost to the Dipole Noweats of the Atems.
attalus, its Osadma la the U010boakeed ot the OIWIW
p4ab. 2%9 *Wyeftl sentalue 7 optima &"so The seaduott"
OUSt"a MO fttiV 18t* likt*rg*tt*S With the oustia sad
well." with the vptiwa 0601114timm, With too ast to
Sol
que,l ty these romplts to not depend upon a spos &I *01setles
of tie poteatial "Orgy 1,
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