SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MASLOV, YE.N. - MASLOV, YU.P.

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To, professor, doktvr takhxdcheskikh naul~i redaktor; BALUMIR. A J.
Z"U+%AzheWjn3er, redaktor Izdatel'stva; UVAROVA, A.7 , tekhnicheisk.Ly
redaktor.
Luseent studies in metal cuttingj Novye iseledovaniia v oblasti
obrabotki metallov rezaniem,Pod red.I.E.Maelova. Moskva, Goo.
nsuchnd-~-tskhn. 12d-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1957. 77 P.
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1. Moscow. moskovskly inzhenerno-fizichoskiy Institut.
(metal cuttiag)

1, rM7wrM'F'7TT SOV/3918
Akadmdv.a nauk SSSR- masb.~.a--r7eedeniya. Kwdsaiya po tekhaologii
=whinastrWeniya
Osnavrqye voprosy v7uokoproizvoditellnogo shlifavmiya (Basic Problems in
High-Praftativity Grinding) Vbscow,. ?4wbgiz,, 1960. 195 p. 3pOOO
copies printed.
Rd. (titlas page): Ye. N. Ykslov., Doctor of Technical Seleneest Professor;
Ed. (Zxs-L& book): A. T. Popov., Engineer; Tech. Ed.: V. D. 9111dind;
Managiag Ed. f1w literature an Metalvorking and Mutrument Construction
(MasbgIz): V. V. Rzhavinskly., Engineer.
MOM This book Is intended for technical personnel In metal grinding.
COMAO: Thig col-Izeti,m of arUcles deals vith prdbleas of efficient
grinding of meta2z.. the theory of grinding., the mechardwe of the cutting
action of grairss, ahip formatioup and the effect of certain factors on
the produativ-1ty of the grinding process, fthasis is also given to the
antowtion of the grinding process. A nuaber of articles deal vith the
geAnding of carbides and titanium alloys. No personalities are mentioned.
References follow each article.
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Basic Problems (amt.
TABIE OF COLITWIS:
Fixm th-- Ral-hor
3
Molor Ye N [Wiear. of Tealw1cal Sciences., Professor]. mchanism of
-the of Abrasive Grains in Grinding 5
Mv-- wYch,~cr d2_scasseis arrangenient, spacing, dirren lam , and geometry
of abrasive grains. The theory of the process of chip formation and
the thickness of the Ieyer remamd by a single grain we also discussed.
Popov, S. A. [Candidate of Technical Sciences]. Analysis of Types of Chip
FormatIce in Crmnection With the Ge-cmetry of the arinding-Wheel Surface 30
Mol'skly., A. V. [Canadldate of Tecbmical Sciences]. Effect of Various
Factors on Productivity in Cylindrical Grinding 59
The author describes a method for determining optimum feeding rate,,
unit pressure betv"n vwk and ifteel,, and the cutting depth of single
grains necessary for the maxirmzu utilization of grinding vheels.
SOV/3918
Vaksexr, D. B. Effee. of the Geomw_wtry of an Abrasive Grain on
the Propert.:~., of -the Ge-nding Wheel 78
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Basic Probims
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The authcre relat-16cm,,ships b&tveen the -&&djj of curvature
and the aw-,gles of 3yisks and veXl-ays of abrasive grains. Grain forms
Were drama In tvv 1-woJections by a-,ws of an RA-4 draving apparatus
built 1xic'Go the ByStm of an Ordinary biological microscope. Ma~pl-
flMtiOn Of the miarOscope vas adjusted to the grit size.
larlye, G. B. [Profeseorll. The Theory of the Working Cycle In Cylindrical
Grinding as a Basis of High-Productivity Machining 87
7he is a stady of the grinding operation and its regularities.
Among -~,ha toplas, di-emssed am effect of processing factors on the
quality of grinding., clanges in cutting action of a grinding vheel
over the vheal life and during operstion,, and the effect of vheel vear
an
Melem-iv
., Ye. S. Prf--2~p3---A -,f 04gh-Pi-oftativity Grinding and Its
Antomatim 109
P%e arUlale- deals Y.It.6- the pr!c--,iples of planning high-productivity
grindirg and r-he ir~~-az-p ~rti,= of a syeem of automation into grinding
operations. Both subjects are diamwised in connection vith the re-
duetion of =t-Ung tlmv, the achievement of process stability,, aud the
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Basic Prdb3=s Omit.) S"1393B
InWomwat of the cinaUty -,f the produel..
Nondratlyer, A. B. Iftnadidata of Teihuinal Saieucesj, Docent]. Results
of Investigetim and Kxpem1wrv- of lrtn-:~dacing High-Speed Grinding of
metals lZL
The Invegrbigwt'-on af Ugh-speed grinding with porous grinding Wheels
is d:~s=sspe. Advarlagas.. vh,---l life, and mtrface roughness of this
type of grinding oj)ezrat:~=, ar-a included. 7he author recamends the
acc,a2ae-re.ed cm-Rtz-actim aff grindears and vheels for speeds of 8LL-90
m/sec.
Kedrov u1 an In
., S. PL (Cand-Idate of Tevavlcal Smienees]. Res ts of
vestigat-fM of CkFmr-kaoless Grftmd:!xZ With Wide C&Inding Wheels 131
The e--*-.tA-- d!.6ac5s--a the pa,331bilities and advantages of intro-
d1ming wmterless grinding -W.Lth vide (80D-900 mm) Wheels into mass
profte.lon. Me results of experimental operations With this type
of Ndmel at the lGPZ Plant are presented.
Sagall-17p V. L (Candidate of Wuhaiaal Sciences]. Characteristic
Fleatumg Tif -%,rlo ~f Cexthidaas 144
Such !~~atwv~ts zx' the f-_-fAding of carbides as the use of
silimn%a-'~mded vh--eLg -OM
of powdered Waste Instead of
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ehlps.9 and the oxidati-,* dismzsecL Mie
relationships between tempba-st=--a du--Jng grinding,, presmxre between
mbeel and vark., spead, and proftmhivity are out-Uned, The author
suggests int-weaning pra&zctivity through Wgher speeds and more in-
tensive oxidation.
Sillvestr-w, T. D. [CmuUdate of Zachnical Sciences] Characteristic
Features of the Grinding of Titanium Alloys 153
Me =&Izor :EndIc,&-,es talt- bas.'_,a cause ofe law prodactivity in the
grinding of titauiwn allcUs. He attributes lov prodactivity to the
chemieal affinity of titanium alloys to the materials of the grinding
i&eel and the resulting exceasive wear of the irteel. To increase
productivity [2D-25 tlmal,. he recommends the use of special grinding
cooleats. The of the coolants proposed are presented.
Bagdasa-ty-an Zh. Ao [Caud:~dataa of Teelmlical Sciences]. Catting Action
of GrIndIng Whee2z and [W-ahanicall Work in Grinding 161
The r~-.s-_2ts of vrwk by the w-tthor are pmsented. The
work is baseed on a fe;zidy of metal an& abrasive waste produats in
grinding. Me effaa~ rf trolw and dressing on i&eel wear is de-
termined, and the cco~tfficle=t, r& Is derivad. Mds coefficient cherac-
terizes the rednar%trm of average grain dimensions in waste as
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campared vlth origfvAl gmin dimunBious. An enalyois of mechanical
vork (force X nelwb-lve displaw2w-vut of vork and vheel surface) during
grinding Is &wo pr-asen'tei.
Chaetum., A. L. [Cmul-ldste of ~~--ahxdrml Sciences]. PIMPIM Of
8.11dIng ftrfw:,,wj 171
Th6 aehor dls-,7wwi.~i -Lho of the m1mvfIllshing process,
a miexafinlahling w~;taWxwiA, for a lathe., and the effect of finishing
of a jownal cm the v--ax r-C the brasUng.
Nkkhkmm,p R. G. Saw of rrl~ble Grinding and Daffing With
Felt Vhe(-,2s 3B9
The anth-cc des--m-lbe-i an amIx--imt--t~ im-astigaticin of flexible
grinding with felt vheels vith bonded abrasive powder. The compo-
altion of a paste for buffing Is a3zo described (T3% chromium
oxideo 23% wteariuj, and 4% oleic acid).
AVAIMBIZ: =--ary of Congrese
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(Technological processes for making magnetic drums] Tekbnologila
proizvodst-va magnitnogo barabana. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry v
oblasti atomnoi nauki i takhniki, 1961. 52 p. (MIU 14~11)
(Magnetic memory (Calculating maohinos))

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HLBLOV , Ile.N.. doktor tokbn. naukp prof.. red.; ROSTOYANp A.Ta.p
red. - izd-va; POLX40VA, T.V., tekbn. imd.
[Higb-production grinding] VyBokoproizvoditellwe sbWorvanie.
Gtv. red. E.H.Maslov. 14oskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. 1962.
246 p. (MA 15:4)
I. Akademiya nauk SSM. Komissiya po tekbnologli masbino-
stroyeniya.
(Grinding and polishing)

KARATYGIN, A.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; KORSHUNOV, B.S., kand.
Ye.11,v prof.p doktoor tekhn.
tekhn. nauk; _~AOW
nauk# retsenzent; ZWZIP L.F., inzh., red.;
IVAINOVA, V.A., red.izdva; ELIKIIID, V.D., tekhn. red.
[Grinding and lapping metal-cutting tools] Zatochk& i
dovodka rezhushchego iristrumenta. Izd.2., perer. i
dop. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1963. 270 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Metal-cutting tools)
(Grinding and polishing)

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.&JTHOR-. Maslov, Ye.P.
TITLE: A Metl~o`_dof Extending the EMP Measuring Ranges by
Direct Current Potentiometers
PERIODICALt Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 9, pp 43-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author suggests a differential method of measur-
ing emfls of several volts by direct current poten-
tiometers. The upper limit of direct current potenti-
ometers is usually around 2 volts. One or several
standard cells are connected in series with the emf
to be measured, but with opposite polarity. Act-ual-
ly, the difference between the emf to be measured
and the standard cell(o) is determined, whereby the
emf of the latter ia known with great accurrtcy, Emfl--
of several volts may be measured with this method.
However, it is not adviseable to connect a greater
number of standard cello. The application of 'the
differential method increases the relative accuracy
of the measurements considerably compared to the
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SOV/115-559-9-24/3"
A Method of Extending the ELFF I-Jeamaring Ranges by Direct Curren*
POAentiometers
differenne is measured. Another advantage of this
method is that the working current for the potentio-
meter must not be increased which is very undesire-
able in many cases. When using a voltage divider,
the circuit of the voltage to be measure4 is closed
by a finite resistor and one of the advantages of
the compensation method is lost. The method suggest-
ed by the author, however, may be used without losing
the advantages of the compensation method. He de--
scribes brjofly the measuring procedure which is
performed in the conventional sequence. There is 1
circuit diagram.
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D201/0304
AUTHORS: Sredniy, I.Ye. and Maslov, Ye.P.
TITIS: The theory of a mi I tivibrator with a capacitance in
the cathode circuit
PERIODICAL: Referativuyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 8, 1961. 10, abstract 8 176 (Tr. uchebn. in-tov
ovyazi. M-vo svyazi SSSR, 1960, v. 3, 45-50~
TEXT: The cathode coupled multivibrators nowadays take a
prominent place among the multivibrator circuits. The analysis is
given of the flip-flop type circuit differing by the presence of
parallel comected resistance and capacitance in the cathode cir-
cuits of both valves. The special feature of circuits of this type
is that. the valves are cut-off in their cathode circuits. The cir-
cuit permits the oscillation frequency to be varied from a few cycles
to 100 kc/s and at small values of capacitances the oscillations are
nearly sinusoidal. The system is described by the equations of the
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The theory of a miAtivibrator... D201/D304
type X10- - X2) - 2 6(Px + 3 0.
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This type of equation also describes the free oscillations in a
dynatron multivibrator and in several other circuits the integration
of the above equation is carried out by conversion into partial frac-
tions, so that the free oscillation conditions, period, amplitude
and shape of the oscillations are determined. The multivibrator
generates nearly saw-tooth waveforms. 2 references. fAbstracter's
note: Complete translation2
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S.UDNIv-, I.Ye.; MASLOV, Ye.P.
One problem in the theory of self-oscillation. Izv.vy-j. ucheb.
zav.;radiofiz. 4 no.6.,1138--lW 161. (MBA -14:12)
1. Odeaskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut svyazi.
(Oscillations)

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AUTHOR: Maslov dessa)
TITLE; Some problems in the theory of systems generating
discontinuous oscillations
PERIODICAL: Elektrichestvo, no.6, 1962, 31-39
TEXT: Some of the mathematical devices for dealing with linear
and'nonlinear circuits operating in the self-oscillatory mode are
studied: expansions in terms of the elementa y discontinuous
functions y = jxj, the s n y = fi(x) and the
,~ep functio
periodic function of form Gl(x) = x - El(x) (Fig 3)
as well as expansions using modified Laguerre polynomials
Ln(t) = 1 eq) (D _qj n
n! dtn
where the functions (~I(g, ~, t) and (~(g, t) are represented
by the graphs of Fig.4. These, generally applicable, methods are
applied to several problems of investigating typical nelf-
oscillatory systems which are complicated in the sense that the
discontinuous self-oscillatory process arises from the presence in
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Some problems in the theory E200/E435
the circuit of a nonlinear element whose characteristic is a
function continuous together with all of its derivatives. The
results obtained are illustrated by experimental data. The
methods are used to determine the self oscillation parameters in
systems described by first and second order differential equations.
Circuits of vacuum tube oscillators, widely used in alatomatic
control and pulse technology, are considered. There are 10 figures.
SUBMITTED:- March 15, 1962
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HASLOVO Ye.P. -
Concerning the theory of a blocking oscillator. Radiotakhnika
17 no.8t53-58 Ag '62. (MM 15:7)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen Nauchno-tekhnicheekogo obshchostva
radiotekhniki i elektrosvyazi Ameni Popova.
(Oscillators, Electron-tube)

MAMIOVP Ye.P. (Moskva)
Application of the theory of statistical solutions to problems of
the evaluation of the parameters of an object. Avtom. i telem.
24 no.lOtl338-1350 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)

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ACCESSION NR: AP4015305 S/0280/64/000/001/017510181
AUTHOR: Zhivoglyadov. V. P. (Moscow); Maslov, Ye. P. (Moscow)
TITLE: Problem o4 evaluating essential parameters of a plant
SOURCE: AN SSSR.* Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 1. 1964, 175-181
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control. controlled plant, controlled plant parameters,
controlled plant essential parameters, automatic control theory
ABSTRACT: The theory of statistical decisions is used to evaluate the essential
parameters of a controlled plant with incomplete information about the input
signals and the state of the plant. Input u and output x signal/i of the plant 0
(Enclosure 1). via channels G and H with noise g and h, are applied to a
computer BY. The plant is inertial and is characterized by a vector of essential
parameters-F other unknown parameters are denoted by An algorithm of the
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computer r,.=, i f in which the evaluation of the
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essential -parameter vector corresponds to an optimality criterion; the latter is
represented by a mathematical expectation of a loss function W.
Here, u,
and y, are input and output signals at the moment s, respectively. "In conclu-
sion., the authors wish to thnnk A. A. Felldbaum. for his attention and valuable
advice. 11 Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 42 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
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ACCESSION NR: AP40113ZO S/0103/64/OZS/001/0073/008Z
AUTHOR: Maslov. Ye. P. (Moscow)
TITLE; Assessing parameters of Markov-type plante
SOURCE: Avtomatika f telemekhanika, v. 25, no. 1, 1964, 73-82
TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, Markov plant automatic control, asse6sing
automatic plant parameters, automatic plant parameters. Markov plant theory
ABSTRACT: The theory of statistical decisions is applied to a case when input
and output plant signals are fed to a computer via channels having random additive
noise. Methods developed in the theory of dual control of Markov-type plan--i are
used to obtain formulas for risk and for optimum evaluation of parameters. The
latter formula is valid for the case whun the form of the plant equation is known
and its coefficients represent a uniform Markov's cWn. The evaluations are
determined from the realizations of input and output signals of the plant. An
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example which considers the evaluation of gain of an inertialess unit shows that in
a~n optimum computer. the processes of storing information and,Aegrading
"obsolete" information take place. "The author wishes to thank A. A. Fel'dbaum
for discussing the results of this work. 11 Orig. --f has: 3 figures and
52 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 14Dec62
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AUTHOR: Zhivoglyadov, V, P,; Aftelov, Te
ORG: none
TITLE: On the optheals of near-optimum dual-control systems
SOURCE: Moscow. Institut avtomatild I telemekhan0d. Samoobuchayushchlyesyn -
avtomaticheWdye sistemy (Self-Instracting automaffe--systems). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966,
1183-194
TOPIC TAGS: optimal automatic control, automatic control theory. approximation method
A13STRACT: The article deals with specific co utational problems frequently encountered in
th.v synthesis of practical dual-contro) systemsAeveral approximating methods are pr)posed
for the synthesis of such systems having active information accumulation. A discrete -continu -
ous system with quantizing in time Is analyzed (level quantizing is omitted). The operator of
the object, the lose function, as well as the probability densities of all random quantities are
considered to be Itnown, with all interference and random parameters regarded as statistically
independent. Both communication channels are assumed to be subject to noise and to have no
reteWvlty, with the driving effect reaching the control element over a communication channel
free of Interference. FIve different approximation methods are described, along with several
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exMples of their application, and in a discussion of optimal and suboptinud control algor,.jftmB
a concrete cxnmple Is used to compare a control law determined by means of an apprOXI- Ltion
method with an accurate compater-derived law. The methods proposed provide a realistic
approach to the problem of analytically synthesizing dual -control systems In a wide variety of
practically important cases, although the examples given are basically of an illustrative nature
A comparative analysis of the suitability of the methods for inertial and noninertiall objects is
presented. The author expresses his gratitude to A. A. Felldbaum. for his discussion of the
results of the work. Orig. aft. has: 4 figures and 53 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Maslov, Ye. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: On the theory of the optimum statistical self-adjuBting model
SOURCE: Moscow. Institut avromatiki i telemekhaniki. Samoobuchayushchiyesya
avtomatiefiesidye sist (Self-instructing automatic systan ). Moscow, Izd-vo
Nauka, 1966, 304-311
TOPIC TAGS: self organizing system, optimal automatic control, automatic control
theory
ABSTRACT: This work uses Lhe basic concepts of the theory of dual control to con-
struct a self-adjusting model and determines its characteristics by comparing its
output signal to the output signal of the plant, subsequently minimizing the dis-
agreement criterion between these signals. The author in ~jeneral studies a discrete-
continuous system, examines the Bayes problem, has a plaw- c~!arecterized by vector
A of a random variable, assumes that methods of combinijL'; signals in channel G and H
are known and unchanged (the channels having no memory), and assumes that the operato
of the model has been selected. Optimum signal is the one for which the complete riB
(mathematical expectation of W) is minimum. Working ifth the generalized block dia-
gram, the author solves the problem for the different variables (a series.of rules fo
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MASLOV, IEVGENIY PETWVTr'u 318 N15
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Krym (Crimea) M.)t:kvaj, Geografgizp 1951.
51 p. illus.$ map (Po Podnoy Strane)
Bibliographical footnotes.
AVS

7,
Id
"Bovii Problems of Agricultural Taming of Wesi~,ial_
A"11 Region$" Ye. P. nwlov,, Inst of Geog~A'qiad-Sci
lz~ Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geog" No 1, pp 49-52
1"e'Balkhash is peculiar for its fresh Vater an
iti Vest shores and saline 'water on its east,ohdres.
The',vest shore is an important water supply aftee
the, construction of - railroads linking vent B414wh
to thraganda. It is expected to be''a source-:ot
artificial irrigation, transforming desert sands,
IA6 fertile lands. New water wells are proSectid
MSR/Geopbysics Lakes, Balkhash Jan/Pib 152
(Coxvtd)
using drilling machines driven by wind. Creation
,of.gardens on desert's inds, will result from Sts-
.lin's Improvement of nature.
265T51

cm
-4
trev3.ever)
4
"Xi Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geogral" No 2, pp 6o-6
:Ifticussion of works composed by a collection of
-selentific vorkers of the Caucasian and Black Sea
~ei*editions, Council for the Study of Production
ft~ces, Acad Sci USSR. Published by Acad Sci UM
Pross., Moscow, 1950 - 1952. Divided into three
jarts: PArb 1. Foothills of the North Slopes of
246"j
~34 'ahoy Kavkaz- Chief editor, Acad S. G. Strnmilj~.
responsible editor, Prof Dr of Agric Sc:~ V. D.
Xisl7akov, Moscow, 1950, 2,000 copies.
P&A II. Blar-k Sea Shore Line From the Abkhaz Bor I-
~,der'q to the Shepua River Basin. Chief editor, A~Ad.
'3*2. Polynov, responsible editor, Prof Dr of Agrie..
'861. V.D. Kislyakov, Moscow, 1951, 2YOOO copies.
ftrt III. Black Sea. Shore 'Line From the Shepsa,
14yer Bas;n to the C,Jty of Novorossiyok. Chief.,:
ie4it,or, Acad B.S. Polynov, responsible editor, Pr6f'
Dr-of Agric Sci V.D. Kislyaxov, Moscow, 1952,
oppies.
Z~3

Maslav., Ye. P.
Krym; ekonomiko-geograficheakaya, khRra,
characteristic) Moskva,, Cloageolizdat, 1954.
175 Pe IlIus.# Diagrs,,,. Mapsj, Tables.
"Literatura:": P, 170-(172)
at head of titlez Akademiya Nauk SSSR.
318N,'5
621.01
-M3
kter:Lstika Orimea,; economic-geographic
Institut Georgrafiie

UMOT, Ys.P., kandidat skonomichookikh nauk.
Northern Kamakhaten. Nauka I shisn' 21 no.6:37-38 Js 154. (HLIIA 7:6)
(Kazakhstan-Agriculture) (Agricult-dre-Kazekhaten)

MASWV. Ye.p.
aw'silp
Development of productive forces of the Northern Caucasus
during the sixth five-year plan. Izv.AN SSSR. Ser.geog.
no.5:35-45 S-0 156. (IGMA 9:11)
1. lnstitut eografii Akademit nauk SSSR.
Mucasus, Northern-Sconamic policy)

_qA*';VMIRONOVm, N.G., redaktor; NOGINA. H.L. takhni-
[In the steppes and foothills of the Caucasus) V stoplakh L pred-
gor'Ukh KOVkR2a. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry. 1956. 149 P.
(MLPA 10:2)
(Caucasus, Northern--PkWeioal geograpkW)

265
PHASE I BOOK EXFLOITATION
Maslov, Ye. P. and Kerefcrv, K. N.
Ekonamiko-geografichesk:Ly ocherk Kabardino-Balk ii (Econamic and Geographic
Study of Kabardino-Balk iya) Moscov, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1957. 173 P.
3,ODO copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Kabardino-Balkarskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut pri
Sovete Ministrov Kabardino-BLIkarskoy ASSR.
Resp. Ed.: Shcherbakov, D. I., Academician; Ed. of Publishing Vouse:
Khatskelevich, L. M.; Tech. Ed.: Pavlovskiy, A. A.
PURPM: The book Is intended for general readers, and those interested in this
region. In the text and title the region is referred to by its conve-n-
tional r-yr--, Kabardluo-Ba3ka iya, or simply Kabarda (the fill I nis:
Kabardino-Balkarskaya ASSR). The book was published to cccmu=rate the
400th anniversLz7 of the annexation of this region by Russia.

Economic and aeographic study (Cont.) 265
COVERAGE: The book contains five chapters which cover the natural conditions,
hiatory, economy, population and geographical-economic regions of
Kabardino-Balkariya. All statistical material is for the years 1955
and 1956. The subchapter on industries is a thorough survey, but
lacks production figures. The small republic(12,500 square kilometers;
359,,ODD inhabitants) is today one of the 70 economic regions into
which the RSFSR is divided. Its economic sigaificance.according to
the author.lies in the local non rrous and rare ores, and especially
in the Tyrny-Auz tungsten andmolybdanun deposits. Some details on
the facilities at Tyrny-Auz an given. 7here am also deposits of
lead and zinc and to a lesser extent, nickel, arsenic, chrome and
tin. Coal is mined in the region south of Bylym (between the Upper
Bak an and the U~per Chegem) and buildin materials am quarried
near Nallebik. The republic is particularly rich in volcanic tuff.
M& Baksan Hydroelectric Power Plant on the Baksan River (north of
Nallchik) sWp3-ies part of its surplus power to Groznyy and feeds
also the Kislovodsk-MIneral'nyye Vody electric railway.
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265
The subchapter on local transportation presents valmble data on the length
of Kabarda's higbways. 7he only large machine-building enterprise is at
fiallchik. It manufactiuvs petroleum equipment, especially pumps. Fcod-
processing establishments make up 68.6 percent of industry of the region.
Mere axe 29 maps illustrating the economic conditions of the republic. Of
28 photograplis, only one shows an industrial object,, viz.,, a general vlev of
the Wallchik Candy Factory. Economic conditions are further illustiated by
statistical tables. Mere am 26 tables and 56 Soviet references.
TAME OF
MI-3: Forvord
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Tutroduction
3
Ch. I. Natural Conditions and Plesources 9
Topogmpby, geology and mineral wealth 9
CUmate 28
Hydroelectric potential 34
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R&F.: otvetetven*7 red.; MUDDY, A.I., otvatetvemayy red.;
HAS!L021a.4
.z
owed" RYUMSIV, S.E., otvetstvenW red.; LTUBIMOV, I.M., red.;
GIWKH, D.A., teki2n.red.; KUZMSOV. E.g., red.kart.
(Northern Caucasus] Severnyl lavkas. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo geogr.
lit-ry, 1957. 507 p. (NDiA 10:12)
1. Akademiya tauk SSSR. Institut geografti.
(Caucasus, Northern-Geopaphy, loonomic)

H-ASLOV, Ye--.F.-, kandidat geograficheakikh nauk.
Development of the productive capacity of Kazakhstan. Priroda 46
no.2:3-13 7 157. (MLRA 10:3)
1. Institut j;eografli Akademii nauk SSSR, Moskva.
(Kazakhstan--Aconomic conditions)

MASLOV. Ye.P.. kandidat geografichaskikh nauk (Moskva)
'kil L ~~,
Important region In Ukraine (OLover %leper regloag; a study in
economic geography by A.A.KhIshniak. Reviewed by S.P. Haslov).
Priroda 46 no.3.*119-120 My 157. (MLEA 10:3)
(Anisper Valley-Bconomic geography)
(Khizhniak. A. A.)

MASLOV, Yevgeniy Petrovich- RODIONGVA, F.A., red.; OVCH11R.'IKOVA,
OZUATSKAYA, M.D., tekhn. red.
(The Northern Caucasus; study on the econoiric geograpby]
Severnyi Kavkaz; ekonamiko-geograficheskii ocherk. Posobie
dlia uchitelei. l,,oskva,, Uchpedgiz, 1962. 126 p.
(MM 15:10)
(Caucasus, Northern-Economic geograpby)

HASLOV, Yea,
Pro4ems of, agricultural development in the north Caucasian
3004mic Begion, Izv.AN SSM. Seregeog. no.6:50--59 S-D 162.
0
. (KW 15 912)
lo Institut geografii AN SSSR. - .
(Caucasus, Northern-Agriculture)

I
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ACC NRs "6021402 SOURCE CODE: UR/0103/66/000/006/0204/0224
AUTHOR: Maslov, Ye. P. (Moscow, Voronezh); Osovskly, L. M. (Moscow, Voronezh)
ORG: none
TITLE: Self-adaptive control systems with a model
SOURCE: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, no. 6, 1966, 204-224
TOPIC TAGS: self adaptive control, servomechanism system, stochastic process, automatic
control theory
ABSTRACT: In this paper the authors discuss the basic r- iblems encountered in the theory of
self-adaptive control systems which incorporate a modir' for simulation. Also analyzed are
various problems in the analysis and synthesis of these systems. A review'Is presented of
144 Soviet, U. S., British, German, French, Japanese and other works. Among the problems
discussed are: the selection of the model structure, criteria to be used in the comparison of i.
the actual object with the model, deterministic methods for the analysis and synthesis of 5y.
tems having a linear plant (including the method of induced artificial perturbation of the model
parameters), deterministic methods for nonlinear system analysis and synthesis, and statisti-
cal methods of model-IncluBive system analysis and synthesis. The authors wish to express
UDC: 62-506.1

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ACC NRI APS021402 I
their gratitude to V. Yu. Rutkovs , whose comme greatly aided in improving this survey.
Orig. art. has: .7 ftpreB and 25 formulas.
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~%Istcv, YE. V. PA ?OT(,4

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VASLOV, Yea.
Skaw--I'm ~-
Pathogenesis of some somatogento psychic disorders In the light of
I.P.Pavlovis teaching on the higher nervous activity. lisiol,zhur.
[Ukr.] 2 no.4:91-", JI-Ag 156. (HLU 9: 10)
1. Vvivalkiy modiehniy institut, palkhIstrichne klinika,
(PSYCHOLOGY, PATHOLOGICAL)

NASIA)T. Te.T..-professor (LIvoy) 10
Role of the cerebral cortex and the vegetative nervous s7stem in the
pathogenesis of neuroses. Vrach.delo ao.2:135-137 7 157. (XLRA 10:6)
(MMOM) (CUnRAL CORTRZ)
(MMVOUS SYSTIM, SYMPATENTIC)

14,61LV, Ye.V. (Llvov)
Role of somatic diseases in the pu*,r.~)genEi--Js .-.f 7rLr-,7
Goo. nauch. issi. psikhonevr. insL. '63.
, . Ij
U-1-11 lt~, 17 " I- ;

11~CCEESSION NRs AR4039241 S/0269/64/0001004/0073/0073
SOURCE: Rof. the Astronomlva, Abs, 4,31,490
AUT'HORt Xaslove Yee Vs
TITLE: The problem of tZe height and intensity of explosion of the
Tunguska meteorite
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Tomskogo otd: Geogr. 0-va SSSR, Betatron. labor.
Tomskogo mad. in-ta. v. 5. 1963, 105-112
TOPIC TAGS: meteorite, Tunguska meteorite, atmospheric shook wave,
nuclear explosion
TRANSLATIONs The flattening of the forest at the site of explosion of the
Tun,,-,aska meteorite was caused by the horizontal component of a shook wave
formina as a result of superposing of the incident and reflected wavas.
Data on nuolear*explosions make it possible to determine the exoass pmasum
p as a function of distance to the center of the explosion and the angle of
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incidence o:~ the wave. -ihe function a p = f (r) # where r is distance from
the epicenter, has the paramoters: h -- height of the center and W - energy.
It first Incroases and t1ion decreases. The forost flattening begins at
r1 3 km and ends at r? - 15 Im. There boundax-les correspond to 50'A
flattening,, for which it would be necessary to have a p = 0.2 k-r,/cj4'2*
Henco: h = 7.LtO.7 km; W = 5.CL+2.5 megatons. If it is assumed, in accordance
with K. P, Floronskiyl s data, that rl = 4 laa and r - 25 ~=, then.
2
h = 11-7 km,, W = 23 magatons. The comp-atatilons also are confirmed by a ro-ugh
estimate, indicating that the height of the aerial explosion was equal to the
radius of maximum destruction. 1. Zotkin.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 852
Maslov, Yuvenaliy Aleksandrovich
Vozdusk,no-elektrodugovaya rezka metallov (Compressed-air Are Cutting
of Metals) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1957. 38 p. (Series: Obmen tekhnicheskim
opytom) 8,000 copies'printed.
Reviewer: TorshilovP V.M., Engineer; Ed.: Galaktionov, A.T., Candidate
of Technical Sciences; Tech. Ed.: Sarafannikova, G.A.; Executive
Ed. (Ural-Siberl.an Division of Mashgiz): Bezukladnikov, M.A.,
Engineer.
PURPOSE: The booklet is intended for welders and foremen engaged in
electric arc and gas cutting of metals.
COVERAGE: The author discusses the compressed-air arc cutting
-process noting its advantages over other methods of cutting. The
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Compressed-air Arc Cutting of Metals 852
compressed-air arc cutting process is used principally for
gouging and cutting steel and bronze parts. It may also be used
to remove defective weld sections, to cut off rivet heads, to
remove risers and gates from castings and to perform other
cleaning and dressing operations. With the cooperation of
welder G.A. Savelkov, the author designed two types of cutting
torches for the compressed-air arc cutting process. There are
three Soviet references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
The Nature and Advantages of Compressed-air Arc Cutting 5
Equipment for Compressed-air Arc Cutting 7
Apparatus for Compressed-air Arc Cutting 9
Electrodes 12
Technology of Compressed-air Arc Cutting 13
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Compressed-air Arc Cutting of Metals 852
Other Applications of ComPressed-air Arc Cutting 25
Engineering and Economic Indices and Development
Prospects for Compressed-air Arc Cutting 28
Safety Measures in Compressed-air Arc Cutting 30
Supplement 35
Bibliography 39
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TJ1191.M3)
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SUBJECTe USSR/Welding
IUTHORt M&810T Yu. A., Engineer
135-5-10/14
TITLE3 Air-Arc Metal Cutting. (Vozdushno dugovaya rezka metallov).
PERIODICALs "Svarochnoye Proizvodetvo", 1957, 5, pp 26-27 (USSR).
ABSTRACTa At one of the machinebuilding plants in the Urals the author has
developed a new cutter for carbon arc cutting which applies
compressed air to blow out the metal which melts in the process.
The cutter construction and the technology practiced are des-
cribei in full detail. Cutting in achieved with the same clean
lines and speed an with oxygen cutting devices. The article
a6ita4as two tables iind two photographs.
ASSOCIATIONt Rot stated.
PRESENTED BYt
SUBMITTEDs
AVkILABLEt At the Library of Congress.
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HIKHAYIOV, G.P.; HAS - .: FOFOIOV, A.A.; GALAKTIONOV, A.T.;
BOBMIWV, 5. .-0 FIKOBOV, I.P.; DIMISOV, Yu.A.; SHAPEOV, B.K.;
SHATOV. K.Tii; MIXHAYLOV. S.I.; PEMIN, LV.; KHOVANETS, V.K.;
KOGHEVA, G.I.; MWTIRA, E.A.
In memory of A. I. Akhun; an obituary. Svar,.proizv. no.12:46 D '57.
(MIRA 11:1)
1.5ot,idniki Kafedry "Oborudovanlye i tekhnologiya averochnogo
prolsvodstvan Ural'Bkogo politekhnicheekogo institute iment
S.D. Kirova.
(Akhun, Alekdandr Illich, d. 1957)

MASLOV, Yu. A. (Engr.)
"Air-Are Metal Cutting."
paper presented at the Sverdlovsk Regional Conference an Gas-Flame Metal Workine
and Electric-Gas Processes, Sverdlovsk, 14-16 May 1956, Sponsored by VNIIAtogen.

P! SE I BOOK EXPLOITATIO,~ SOV/3913
AF-slov, Yuvenaliy Aleksandrovich
3varochnoye proizvod------ Moscow, Mashgiz, 1959. 328 p.
Istvo (Weldi
21,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: S.I.- Mikhaylov,, Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
L.K. Filonov, Engineer; Ed.: Yu.A. Denisov, Engineer; Exec. Ed.
(Ural-Siberian Division, Mashgiz): A.V. Kaletina, Engineer; Tech.
Bd.: N.A. Dugina.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for students of machinery tekhnikums
not specializing in welding;,and technical personnel in welding.
COVERAGE: This book contains information on manual and automatic are
welding, resistance and gaa welding, and cutting. Historical data
and techniques of welding of steels, cast iron and nonferrous
metals are presented. Also discussed are st;~;Ins and stresses
occurring during welding, electric and gas-flame welding equipment,
quality control, engineering and economic bases of welding processes,
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Welding
SOV/3913
and safety engineering. No personalities are mentioned. There
are 14 references, all Soviet#
TAIRI OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Symbols Used in This Textbook 4
Ch. 1. History of the Development of the Welding of Metals 5
1. Origination of the welding of metals 5
2. Development of welding and cutting in the USSR 9
3- Purpose of welding and cutting of metals 12
4. ClassXfication of welding methods 14
Review problems 21
Bibliography 22
4
Ch. II. The Electric Welding Are
1. Properties of the are
23
23
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GALAKTIONOV, A.T.; DENISOV, Yu.A.; KOFYTOV, G.T.. MASLOV.-M.A.; 11370NOV,
I.P.; PETUNIN, I.V.; KOCHEVA , G.N.; Uifia;V:Z~; 1 0,
S.M.; RAZIKOVf M.I.; SPWEWV, V.V.; STEPANOV, B.V., STEPANOV,
V.V,j kand. tokbn. mmuk; SEELCMGV, B.Ye.; YUNYSHEVp G.P.; YESIKOV#
K.A., dots., retsenment; BAKSHI, O.A.p doto.p retseadzent; BEREHIN,
P.R.9 dots.p reteenzemt; FATSKEVICH, I.R.pdots., retsentzent;
RUDAKOVp A.B.# dota.f reteenzent; FIZHBEYNp Mop inzb.p retsen-
zent; KMSTALEV, L.Ya., $nzh.q, retsenment; KRUTIKHOVSKIY, V.G.,
in2h., red. BOBROV, Ye.l., kand. tekhn. nauk, red. DUGIVA, W.A.,
tekhn. red.
[Welding handbook) Spravochnik raboohogo-evarshchika. Pod red.
V.V.Stepanova. Moskva, goo. nm abno-takhmizd-vo muhinostroit.
lit-ry, 3-960. 640 p. (Welding) (MIRA 14:6)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5998
Maslov, Yuvenaliy Aleksandro,,P_'~~h, and Vladislav Dmittriyevich Gorozhanin
A-vtornaticheskaya svarka tonkolis-tovoy vysokoprochnoy stali (Automatic Welding
of Hit gh -Strength Sheet Steel) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1961. 38 p. 8500 copies
printed.
Resp. Ed.: L. A. Malanicheva, Engi-neer; Tech. Ed.: N. A. Dugina.
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for eng-ineers, technicians, and skilled
weldors engaged in welding alloy steel sheets.
COVERAGE: Experien~~e gained by induj,.ry in the automatic welding of
30KhGSA a __! 25KhSNVFA alloy steel sheets is described. Information is
given on the technology, equipme-yrt,and accessories used in the welding of
these steels. The welding of 1,-abes trind -tanks with I to 2 mm-thick walls
made from IKhl8N9G steel and used in aggressive media under pressures
up to 200 stn-L is also described. No personalities are mentioned. There
-are 6 references, all Soviet.
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WIDV,, Tuvemally Aleksandroviob; pRIDKISp Z,I,p reteezzent; BOGOSIAVETSP
II.F... telffijired,
[Air and electric-are metal cutting] Vozdusbao-olektrodugavaia
reska, metallorv, Moskva# Masbgi2, 1962, 103 P. (NnA 15:5)
(Electric metal cutting)

TMONOV, T.F.; SMI-PYOV, V.V.; PIASLOV, Yu.~.
Secmd edition of the book by A.A. Cn--kan "Velding al- Iv.4 tem-
4- im:RA IP-1)
PlOratures*-. Avtom. svar. 17 no.6:9` Je 264 % -

VAVILOV, A.F.; VOINOV, V.P.; VOLKOV., Yu.V. . kand. tekhn. naUk,
retsenzent; MASTEN, Yu.A.., inzh., retsenzent.;
(Friction welding) 53varka treniem. Foskva, Izd-vo
"Hashinostroenie'll 1964. 153 p. (MlRA 17:6)

DOAOFTE-YEV, A.P.; MUYZE-1,14EK, Yu.A., inzh., retsenzent; IIAIIUOV,
YU.A., inzh., red.
[Galculating the strengti. of' 6put-velded J~Antsl F~n-chet
prochnosti svarnykh tocliechriykii scedinenli. Moskva, lzd-
vo "Mashinostroenie," 19(.v,. 138 1,. (M[l(;- -af:F,)

MIASLOI) YU.A. 4-nzh.; M!I-YIGTTN, V.O., itizh.
Technical. and econom.'c characteristics of air-electri- arc
planing wdth lamellur electrodes. Svar. proizv. no.9;17-19
S 165, (MlIL4 18:9)
1. Urallskly fcdItak'hnJ.cheok'I,v Inst:ILLt Lm. S.M.Kir(--va.

FINLTICH,, V.'V.; VERMIN, N.N.; MASLOV. Yu.I.
Effect-of different nitrogen sources on grovtb and moso accumulation
in Chlorella pyrenoidosa. Vest.LGU 16 no.9,-I&-25 261.
(MIRA 14,5)
(Algae--Cultures and culture media)
(Plantop Effect of nitrogen on)

M"LOY I Th. a,
Thermal -~Iculatton of a bighspeed gas engine. Trudy SaI
no.16 p~.1:180-196 159. (MIRA 13:11)
(Gas and oil engines)

-BUMVSKIYO 0.1.9 kand.tekhn.nauk, dotseq ~F4=~TlyE,# asoietent
daraphoanalytic method for inveatigating the performance of an internal
combustion engine by means of indicator diagrams. Izv.vyo. ucheb.zav.;
Pashinostr. no.3:218-128 160. 0IM 14.3 )
1. Saratovskiy avtomobiI'no-dorozhnyy izwtitut.
(Gas and oil engines.-Teating)

MASLOV. Yu. N.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Study of basic indicator indices of trans-
port engine operating on gas." Saratov, 1961. 20 pp with diagrams;
(Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education RSFSR, Mos-
.Cow Motor Vehicle and Road Inst); 150 copies; price not given; (KL,
5-61 sup, 191)

MASLOV., Yu.N., inzh.
Changes in the strength of the metal screens of papermaking machines
occurring during their operation. Trudy LTITSBP no.11:49-53 162.
(NIRA 16:10)

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ACCUSZON M.- AT4017650 5/3021/62/000/209/002110932
AVTHORs Haslov, TIA, N.
TMZ-. The most general equations of analytical dynamics
W~t Tashkent, Universitst. lbuchnytye tru0y*g no. 209o 1962.
:-Matematichaskiye nauki (Mathematical ociencem), oo. 23. Makhanika (Machanico),
-32
21
TOM TAGS: mechanics, analytic
al dynamics bolonomic system, generalized
coordinate, constraint, notion equation
ABSTRACT: A large amount of literature exists on questions In nonlinear, non-
bolonamic amhanics. This paper starts with a review of the most Important
articles on the subject. The author then fiest qonsiders a mechanical system
who&* position Is determined by the n Sawalized coordinate@ 41, ... Pqn and
which is subject to the a amsbolonce;Lc constraints f*- 0 which my be of the
first or second order an4 used not necessarily be liaw in the derivatives.
no obtabo the &at general equations of analytic dynnisics for constraints of
this type. Nexts. a more asimmial type of constraint to consider"t
4b
dig#
.4" 112
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mbeca the k,,w are certain Intews; again, the mogt general equations of analytic
aie obtailsed* As Illustrative mumple sob the p&W. Orij. art.
bag: 29 Us.
ASSOCU j Tad&mtokiy Univereitet(Tamikent Univera4ty)
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MIASIIDVP Yu.N., kand.LoIhTi..IInuI:j SY'UjjFVf V.P., kand.tokhn,I)III0
Establishing characteric- tics for '.ne adjuztment of carburpt-!Dn ey~it~ms
of engines with spark ignition. Tzv.-~ys.uchob,zav.; mashinostr. nc.7:
101-206 164. (WRA 17~!U)
1. Saratovskiy politekhnicheski.y initl*tut.

MASLOV, Yu.N,
Investigating the we&r of the metal sarcens of papermaking
machines at high speeds. Trudy LT17SBP no.13:1!2-120 164.
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R: Maslov, Yu. N.
Non-holonorde systems with ncn-linear relationship
Ref. zh. Matematika, Abs. 8B185
EF SMCE: Nauchn. tr. Tashkentsk. un-t, vyp. 242, 1964, 37-47
DPIC TAGS: nonlinear. P. -entcod, mathematic method, second order equation
UMACT; Some examples of materialization of mechanical systems with nonholonomic
,latiariship, non-linear and higher than first order, are discussed. Tie relation-
Lips are presented by "conditioned" equations, containing, besides the coordinates
Ich serves for determination of the system's ccnfigiration, also additional coor-
nates and their derivatives. The following examples were analyzed: (1) a solid
ving along a rod, which has a roller with the sharp edge rolling on the surface,
~) an example having a relationship to automatic control d acceleration of material
rticle, etc. In these examples the non-linear nonholonomic relationship is of the
vond order. (A. Galanov)
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AFMOR i Mw1ov, tu. N.
TIM: Integration of the equations ~0~f motion of nonoonservative s.,pVtom9
SOURCEt Ref. zh. Mekhanika, Abs. 9A55
REP SOURCEi Nauchn. tr. Tashkentsk. un-t, vyp. 242v 19649 31-36
TOPIC TAGSa Hamilton Jacobi equation, =Znetio field, charged particle, mechanics
MP"40AP 11#j'q TA'OA?
ABSTRACT: A came in investigated where the equations of notion of a nonconservative
(holonosio) med)umical system are integrated by means of a method analogous to the
method of Namilt.on-Jacobi. The equations of motion in intrinsic coordinates are
written in conmiciLl form. It is shown that in the given case there exists a theoreig
similar to the Zwd1ton-Jaoobi theoren. As an exanple the notion of a heavy
electrimlV dwged partial* in a magnetic -field moving aloog the surface of a mhoo
cylinGer with a borizontal axie is considered. A. 0. Galanor Itranslation Of
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AUTHORS: Maslov, P. G. and Maslov, Yu. P.
TITLE: On the Possibility of Pro diction of Vibrational Spectra
of some Compounds from tho Known Spectra of' Other Oompounds.
(0 vozmozhnosti predskazaniya kolebatollnylth spektrov
odnikh soyedineniy po izvestnym spektram drugikh).
PERIODICAL: Optika i Spektroskopiya, 1957, Vol.111, Wr.1, pp.38-63.
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Formulae of hAlogen derivatives of methane can be obtained
as combinations of chemical formulae of other methane
derivatives, e.g. CHXY9 a 095(CHY3 + CHYX2), where
X, Y, are halogens. Knowing vibrational spectra (v.s.)
for molecules GHY3 and GHXY2 and averaging their
frequencies, one can obtain a good approximation to the
V.S. of CM2. Table 1 gives frequencies of v.B. of
halogen derivatives of methane calculated in this way.
These calculated values are compared with experimental
ones and are found to be in good agreement. Tables 2,
4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 give values of vibration frequencies
Card 1/3 calculated in this way for methane halides, ethane halogen

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On the Possibility of Prediction of Vibrational Spectra of Bome
Compounds from the Known Spectra of Other Compounds.
derivatives, trimethylene halides, halogenated ethylenes,
ethylene halides, certain simple molecules like BeF6,
GeC14 and other compounds. Tables 3, 6 and 12 give
vibrational thermodynamic functions calculated from
vibration frequencies both Dbtained experimentally and
determined in the way indicated above. From the
results obtained the authors conclude that v.s. frequencies
of the molecules discussed are approximately additive.
This also applies to their, intensities and polarizations.
The spectra calculated by averaging are thermodynamically
almost equivalent to the true spectra. In the majority
of cases the spectra calculated by averaging have
frequencies which are nearly identical with those
calculated using the theory of molecular vibrations,
and are close to the experimental values. The method
proposed in this paper can be applied to frequency
harmonies as well. There are 12 tables, and 18
Card 2/3 references, 3 of which are Slavic.

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On the Possibility of Prediction of Vibrational Spectra of some
Compounds from the Known Spectra of Other Compounds.
ASSOCIATION: Leningrad Mil tary Mechanical Inatitute, Department of
Physics. (Leningrad vo-yenno-mekhanicheskiy inatitut,
Kafedra fiziki.)
SUBMITTED: December 25, 1956.
AVAILABLE:
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