SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MEDVEDEV, N. N. - MEDVEDEV, P. I.

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Determination of the Thermal Expansion S/170/61/004/001/007/020
Coefficient of Bodies by Means of a B019/BOc6
Nonsteady Method
readings of the body lengths, where A and B = r-l,. For calculating
A and B by the method of least squares, A = AO + x and B = ylloo is pu'.
where Ao is the approximately known value of A. This method is brieflv
described and it is found that it is somewhat too complicated in practice.
A simplified method is sug ested, in which one proceeds from the relations
L Y@t A + BLti. From both Pquations one
6a to = A + B&t and 61
0/ 0
obtains: B = (A'
Vejto - Al,/e%ti)/(@to - /,ti) (12), A t0 - B/. tC
Thus, -7,), and P,j. can then be calculated by means of already given relations
Finally, the accuracy of this method is discussed.
ASSOCIATIOTTj Tekhnologicheskiy institut im. Lensoveta, g. Leningrad
(Technological Institute imeni Lensovet, Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: July 12, 1960
Card 212

0@"N@,k--ffe
TeVerature bystereals. Teplo- i massoper. 1:205-215 162.
(MIRA 16:1)
le leningmdBkiy tekhnologicheakiy institut in. Lonsoveta.
(EFretteresis) (Tempemture--4%asurewnt)

VOLIKEIZHTEYN,, V.S.; GALIBRAYlgip I.Ye. - GEMMAN, A.A.; --- -
IIIKIFOROVA.oi, T.F.; RAVDZLI, A.A.
Development and application of the method of express-control
of moisture in crude rubber mixtures under production conditions.
Kauch.i rez. 21 no.5-.55-57 My 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Zavod *Krasnyy treugolinik" i Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy
institut imeni Lensaveta.
(Rubber-Moisture)

MEDVEDEV9 H.S.; PILIKOVSKIY, Meyno
.--C"I. .Replacing card stripping flats by rollers. Obm.tekh.opYt- IMMI
no*16:21@23 '56. (kIRA 11:11)
(Carding machines)

IJJS, Ya.Ya.; IEDVEDEV, N.N.; PROKOFIYE'IA-BEIjGCVSKAYA, A.A.;
LYU BTMM--n@V I NA - , V. F .
In memory of Tenis Karlovich Levin, 1895-1964. Biul. 1401P.
Otd. biol. 70 no.2:153-155 Mr-Ap 165.
(MRA is-.5)

/w, 620 114 O-A CV, / V. A e. e
GOLITSYR. S.V,; , YV'T"'- -.-
Daphne Julia K.-Pol. Binl.Glav.bot. sada no-17:31-34 '54.
(MIRL 8:3)
1. Botanicheskiy sad Voronezhokogo goovdaratvennogo universiteta.
(mozereon)

GOLITSYM, S.T.; HMNUM, N.P.
Twenty years' work in the Introduction of trees at the Voronezh
University Botanical Garden. Boteshur. 43 no.12:1778-1780
D 158- (MIRA 11:12)
1. Toronezhokly gosudaraVvenWy universitet.
(Voronas*-4rboretums)

mvnv. N.P.
Aneurysm of the humeral artery. Khirurgiia no.6:56-58 Je '53. (KI-RA 6:8)
1. Propedevtioheskaya khirurgichookaya klinika Kazanskogo meditsinskogo
inatituta. (Aneurysms)

MUM, NIP,
Arterlo-venous aneuryss in the amputation stump of the hip.
llhlmrgliA no.,11:794W 9 153. (MLHA 6:12)
1. In propedaytichaskoy khirurgichaskoy kliniki i kafedry obahchey
khirnr&M Masanskogo maditainskogo Instituta.
(Aneurysms) (Amputation stump)

KEMMN, N.P.
ActivIty of catalase in blood and pus durl-W regeneration of
wounds. Khtrurgita no.6:20-25 Je '55. (Kr.RA &10)
1. Is kafedz7 obahchey kh1rurgli Lazaaskogo meditsinskogo
institutaJum.-prof. T.N.Shubin)
(CATALASS, metabolism.
in pyagenic wads)
(WOUNDS AND IWM MS.
pyogenic, catalase metab. In)

"mar. N.P.
Cytology of cuppyrating wounds. Khirurgiia 32 no-7:55-59 Jl 156.
(MIRA 9:11)
1. Is kafeclry obehohay khirurgil (zav. - prof. V.N.Shubin)
Kazanakogo maditainakogo inatituta.,
(WOUNDS AND D&JURINS
suppurating wds., oytol.)
(INRCTIONS
same)

MEDVBDBV, N.P
Secretion of staphylococcal antigens by the kidneys during
suppurative and inflammatory processes in surgical patients. Zhur.
m1krobiol. apid. i immun 28 no.2:40-44 7 '57 (MIRA 10:4)
1. Iz kafedry obahchey khirurgit Kazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(MICROCOGGAL INFECTIONS, immunol.
secretion of staphylococcal antigens by kidneys)
(K,,)NEYS, physiol.
secretion of staphylococcal antigens by micrococcal
infect.)
(ANTIGENS
staphylococcal, secretion by kidneys during micrococcal
infect.)

KHDVEDEV, N.P., kand.med.nauk
Effect of penicillin therapy on the activity of catalase in blood
in some surgical patients Lwith summary in E-ngli8h], Khirurgiia 33
no.9:61-64 3 157. (MIRA 11:4)
1. 1z kafedr7 obahchey khirurgii (zav. - prof. V.N.Shubin) Kazan-
skogo meditainskogo inotituta
(GATALASE. In blood
eff. of penicillin in surg. patients with suoourative
processes)
(PEITICUL111, eff.
on catalase in blood of surg. patients with sunpurati-,,e
processes)

HMVED-EV, 1,1. P.: Doc Mel Sci (diso) -- "Antiffens of otapl-lylococcus anrl th,,@-c
clinIcal significance". Kazan', 1955. 20 pp (Kazllld@ State Mod inst), 'TO coDieB
Ouy No 5, 1959,, 195)

MEDVEM9 N.P.,, doteent
Rctensive ribrolipomatosis of the retroperitoneal cellvler
tissue. Rhirurgiia 36 noaftlO9-110 Ag 160. (MMA 13 M)
1. Iz kaledry obahchey khirurgii
skogo meditainskogo inatituta.
(RETROPMUTOMAL
(zave - prof. V@N* Shubin) Kazan-
SPAOE.-TUMORS)

MEDVEDEV, N.P., doktor med.nauk
11@@@
Hypernephroid cancer of the adrenal gland of large dimensions.
Kaz. med. zhur. no. 2:69-70 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA .14:4)
I* Kafedra obahchey khirurgii (zav. - prof, V.N. Shubin) Kazanskogo
meditsinskogo instibita.
(ADRENA1 GLANDS-CANGER)

VIADDUROVA, L.F.;jIEDVEDEV, N.P,
PH of suppurative wound secretions in various forms of bandaging.
K=. med. zhur. no.5:48-49 S-0 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Kafedra obshchey khirurgii (zav. --prof. V.N. Shubin)
Kazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta i kafedi4a biologicheskoy
khimii (zav. - prof. M.F. Merezhinskiy) ',Iinskogo meditsinskogo
Instituta.
(BANDAGES ANID EYMAGING)
(WOUIMS)

MEDVMEVO N.P.
Cholinesterase of the blood in surgical operations. MLirurgiie
YY no.2.-106-108 P 161. (Km 14ti)
1. Iz kafedry obahchey khir-urgii (zav, - prof. T.N. Shubin)
razanskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(CHOLIMTERASE)

MEDVEDEV N
Blood catalase in surgical operations. Khirurgiia no.4:137-138
162, (MIRA 15:6)
(CATALASE) (SURGERY, OPIMTIVE)

MEDVEDEVj N.P*
Antitoxic function of the liver in pyoinflammatory procesoes
in patie@ts treated with panicilline W - It o.lt74-75
Ja-Ft6l @ --- '?-M-LK-A' 16:11)
1. Kafedra obshchey khirur ii Kazanskogo meditsinskogo institu-
ta (zav.-Prof. V.N. Shubin5 i I-ye khirurgicheskoye otdeleniye
Reepublikanskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (glavvrach- Sh.V.Rikehurin).
-V,-

I
MEDVM)37,'N.P., prof.' (Kazane); SHULUTKOp* Ler. prof, Muni).
Second AU-ftssiim.-.Cmgress-of Surgeons. Kax.med. zhur. No.2t
93--q7 1-ir-Ap 163 (HIU 16M)

MEDWEDEVP N.?., Prof.
Practical experienec 1r. the treatment of knife wounds of the heart.
Kaz. med. zhur. nc.6:,,2-Z,3 N-D 163.
(IMMA 17 : 10)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy khirurgii No.2 (zav. - prof. N.P. Medvedev)
Kazanskogo meditsirskogo instituta.

MEDVEDEEEV, N.P.; KAR.AI.FYSHEV, V.V.; MUST'tFllpl, F.I.; EVRANOVA, G.B.
Problems in the histochemistry and physiolcgy of delfectL @;f
heart. I-lauch. trudy Kaz. gos. med. inst. 14:479-481 164.
(',!IRA 18:9)
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy khirurgi-' No.2 (zav. - prof. N.F.
Medvedev) Kazanskogo meditsinskogo inst-ituta.

S/140/61/000/004/006/013
C111/C222
AUTHOR: Adpv,.N- V,
TITLE: On the problem of the vortex point and the eddy point
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Matematika,
no. 4, 1961, 57-65
TEXT: The author considers the equation
12 @ P(X,Y@ + f (,Xffl
dx Q(x,y) + g(x,y)
where 1) P(x,y) and Q(x,y) are polynomials vanishing in x=y=O; 2) there
exists a positive definite polynomial F(X,Y) so that FI . -P
X (x,y),
F1 = Q(x,y), where if x is of m-th and y is of n-th dimension then
y
all terms of F(X,Y) are of k-th dimension; 3) f(x,y), g(x,y) are
analytic functions in x-y=O; the terms of their Taylor developments
are not lower as of (k-m)-th or (k-n)-th dimension. The author intro-
duces the polar coordinates x = 9 mc? (9 ), Y = n,(G ), where (p
and Y (G ) are continuous solutions of the system
Card 1/+

S/140/61/000/004/006/013
on the problem of the vortex C111 C222
dx dy
d'@ =Q@X,Y), dO = p(x,y)
with the initial conditions x(O) o, y(O) - 0, where c is determined
by kF(c,O) 1. Then the equation (1) reads
.a 9 mp? nQIV mfy , -,n g je (4)
dO k-1 M-1 'e-'gy
S MT f1f + n
where it is assumed that the sum of all coefficients of 9k-1 in the
denominator of (4) is positive so that (4) is representable in the
form
OD
Y_ a, (0) 3k = R(O (6)
dO
k=1
where ak(O) are continuous periodic functions with the period to. Let
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S/140/ 161-1000100410061013
On the problem of the vortex . . . C111/C222
19
S RVIde
R R, Rk+j = 'aRk e 0 (k = 1,2,3 ....
The author proves the theorem 1: In order that all integral curves of
(6) are closed in the neighborhood of the coordinate origin, i. e. in
order that x = y = 0 is a vortex point it is necessary and sufficient
that
cu
@ P-k+1d0jj=O = 0 (k = 1,2,3,...) (12)
0
is satisfied.
For the equation
.& -X5 + PX 2v + QxY 2 + MY3 (1a)
dx - y + Ax 3 + Bx2Y + Cxy 2 + Dy3
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S/140/61/000/004/oo6/ol3
on the problem of the vortex . . . 0111 C222
the author proves theorem 2: In order that (18) has a vortex point it
is necessary and sufficient that either A - P = M = C = 0 or
P + 3A = Q + B = 3M + C = 0.
The author mentions V. A. Chechik, and M. J. Allmukhamedov. There
are 3 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut
(Kazan, State Pedagogical Institute)
SUBMITTED: March 19, 1959
Card 4/4

MEDVEDEV, N.V.
Some problems of the qualitative investigation of differential
equations in a plane. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; mat. no.6:82-�8 '61.
(MIR 15:3)
1. Kazanskiy gosudarstvenny-,, pedagogicheskiy institut.
(Differential equations)

HEDVEDEV. 111kolay Taoillyevich; 321YAUVA. L., red.; HUKIIIII, Yu., tekhn.
- - - - @- - -red-.' -
[Psychic phenomena in the light of science) Psikhicbeskie iavleniia
v evete nauki. Moskva, Goa. ird-vo polit. lit-ry, 1958. 68 p.
(Psychical research) (MIRA 11:5)

:'ZZ
B-o -f A., r e,-- Z I e-.a 0.
SO:

iEMCHUK, Anatolir Artenlyevich; TITOV. Petr Sawatlyevich; YNGOROV. Ki-
khail Sergeyevich; ORLOY, Lev Hikolayevich; lgffjgW
VAlWyevich; BUBNOW,Te.S., redaktor; MGNMAJU. r or;
70WO-VA,O.A., tWdmiohoakiy redaktor
EZIF-300 core drilling unit] Burovoi agregat ZIF-300- Koskva,
Goa. nauchno-t ekhnA zd-vo lit-ry po geol.i okhrane nedr. 1955. 197 p.
(Microfilal (Boring machinery) (KM 9:3)

M Cd L/ ed C v 1q, V
AUTHORS; Bubnov, Ye.S., Medvedev, N,V. 132-58-4-13/17
TITLE@ The Drilling Unit V-35 for Sinking Geological Test Nells
to a Depth of 3,000 m (Burovoy agregat V-35 dlya prokhodki
geologorazvedochnykh skvazhin glubinoy 3,000 m)
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i Okhrana
ABSTRACT: This is a detailed
constructed by the
ASSOCIATIOV% VIMS@kinisterstvo
@VIMS (USSR Ministry
Resources.
Nedr, 1958, Nr 4, PP 51-56 (USSR)
description of the drilling unit V-35
Swedish firm Krelius.
Geologii i Okhrany Nedr SSSR)
of Geology and Conservation of Mineral
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Dri-11ing machines

e cl @ (@ I, u NY '
132-58-4-14/17
AUTHORS: Vozdvizhenskiy, B.I.. Shamshev, F.A., Meyerson, Ye,G., Bubnov
Ye.S., .11,edvedev, N.V.
TITLE: On the 4uestion of the Selection of a Motor for Pest Well
Boring (K voprosu o vybore zaboynogo dvigatelya dlya raz-
vedochnogo burenlya)
F@@RIODICAL: Razvedka i Okhrana Nedr, Nr 4, 19589 pp 57-59 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; This article is written in support of the point of view
expressed by N.G. Zhilkin in his booklet "The Motor for
Test @tell_Boring"which was critizised by M.T, Gusman and
A.A. Minin in the Periodical "Neftyanoye khozyaystvoll, 1957,
Nr 129 pp 66-68. The author of the booklet suggested the
use of the electric perforator on tubes and the critics
preE.W. the turbo-perforator of a small diameter or the
el'e*ctric perforator on ropes.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Drilling machines-Equipment

TURCHUKI A.A.; KlTlTPV,--K-.V.@-OELOT, L.H.; TITOT. P.S.; BUBNOTt Te.S.t
red.; F=ROVA, L.N.. red.lzd-va; BTKOTA, Y.T., takhn.red.
(ZIP-650 A boring machine unit] Burovoi
Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn-izd-vo lit-ry
nedr, 1959. 133 P.
(Boring machinery)
agregat zIF-650 A-
0 geologii J okhrans
(MIRA 13:4)

BUBNOV, Ye.S.; MEDVEDEV9 N.V.
New Swedish deep test drilling rigs. Razved. i okh. nedr
26 no.2:55-62 Feb..'60. . (KLU 1-4:6)
1. 9Vseaoyuzrrj7 naucbno-issladovatel9skiy institut minerallnogo
Syr ya. (for Bubnov). 2. Hinisterstvo geologil i okrany nedr
SSSR (for Medvedev).
(&weden--Boring machinery)

-AFFI"G/-IJP(C
A*-.4CCESSION NRs AP3905614 "//010i
:AUTHORt Medvedev. N. V. (OwkI
'TITLE -LImit cycles
a
Ito
SOURCE s IVUZ. Matematika., noo 49 1963P 99-103
;Turlu
TAu3i differential equation, small parami.er limit cycl
IABSTRAM The author considers limit cycles'of
dx
P (X. A + FM (X. Y.
7t
dL
Q (X. y) + pN(x. y. it)
dt
J@ P(xjy) and Q(x,y) are polynomials tending to zero at the point x y 0-
;2 there exists a positive definite polynomialF(x,y) such that.Fk - Q(x,y F,
P(x,y); also,.if x is m-dimenaional and y is n-dimensional, @hsn all the ter of
F(x,y) are only k-dimensional (m.. n and k are natural numbers); 3) M(x,Y., JA and
6rd 1A

L 181JL2-6-3
MdkSkON Ms. AP3005&4
are analytic functions at the Point x Y 0 for which all terms in:
:N(x.
jyj IA
ithe Taylor expansion in powers of x and y are of respective dimensions not less
or
@than k-n and k-m. It is easy to show that f 0 FstSx (1) allows a faMJ4
of pe (tck-a-n).
X a C _#Ztek%-n) depending on one param--:@..
riodic solutions
y
eter c > 0, where ip ard Tare periodic functionsi- wj@h period 0,, which satisfy the.':
conditions i
A I At 'Ib A AJ
YConsequently this system can have limit cycles under some restrictions imposed on
'the right parts.- Using the transformation
x
(2)
system (1) is replaced by one equation
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A
EMOM it I AP3005624
ppxAf (X. Y. pL) +1,
_dt
Y. ki) v + Mj@
!where x and y.should be replaced by their expressions in (2). The right part of
0) for arV interv+&l 0 0 f
is an arbitrary constant positive number) or,
laufficiently small IA is eeprgend in the form of a series
a. (4)
W
where V is a natural number and ak(g,,)A (k 4293t ... are continuous PeAodic
,functions of 0 with period %a and anal@tic also there exists at least one k such
that ak(0,0) it 0. Theorem 1. If R RO > 0 is a root of the simple equation
Card 3/4

1 18112-6-3
'ACCESSION NRt AP3005614
VR* (5)
'then mystem, (1) in a sufficiently small circular neighborhood of the curve
il kF(x,,y) HO for sufficiently small 1A has a limit cycle which -is also unique.,
@Orig. art. hass 15 formulase
:ASSOCIATIONs none
tSUBHITTED: l2Dec6O DATE ACQs 27Aug63
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:SUB CODEs MK N9_MF SM 002 OTHERt. dOO
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OPARIN, A.I., akaderik; STUDITSKIY, A.D., prof.; NAUMOV, W.P.,
prof.; KOVAL'SKII, V-V.; YU-ROVAY I.L., dots.; PLATONOV,G.V.,
prof.;KAGRIOV, V.M.; FMWI, A.Ye., dots.; NEWEDEV,
11.V., prof.; YAKDW, V.P., kand. biol. nauk;
ZIN OV-VEAUHNIKOV, N.N.; BONDARENKO, P.P., prof.;
MAYSKIY, I.P., prof.; TRIBULEV, G.P., dots.;
TSAREGORODTM , G.I.p dots.; DOBROKBVALOV, V.P., kand.
biol. nauk; YAZDOVSKIY, V.I., prof.; VIKTOROVA, V., red.;
CHERETNYKH, I., mlad. red.; TJLUIOVA, L., tekhn.red.
(Studies on the dialectic of living nature] Ocherk dia-
lektiki zhivoi prirody. Moskva, Sotsekgiz, 1963. 527 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Vsesoyuznoy akademi-i sel'skokho-
zyaystvenrqkh nauk imeni V.I.Lenina (for Kovallskiy).
2. Deystvitellnyy chlen AIAN SSSR (for Zhukov-Verezhnikov).
Biology--Philosopby)

WDVEDh-V p N.V.
Bounded solutions to a system of differential equations.
Di.f. urav. 1 no. 12:1592-1596 D 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Omskiy pedagogicheskiy institut. Submitted March 22, 1965.

MEDVEDEV., N.V. (Omsk)
Setting up the -onditions of the center. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.j
mat. no.6s116-122 164. (MIRA 18,3)

MEDVEDEV, N.V. (Cm:3k)
Uniq--ie ne s s c ond it i on s for a 11 m i - I r..,7 c -;c le . 1 z-,- . vys -, -@ : -.e :: . 7@ -,, , ,
f C, - ') . z
mat. no.2:99-10"
I --.. - _

TM'@,VA, N I KCU-.Y-:l'V
Ku.@YLFVII y T.Ye. o -.@v r e d :-eu.
i 1--w,.saction-, and cf e-: wiLi
cen-fererces @ublishe,:; 4n 1- i*:,-e-:,:,!
mal@erialy npuc@myi@i. @,@-lv:,
nye za --ubeEhorm v il!@
3.
grad, 1964. 133 p.
1. Akademiya naulc

L o6407-67
ACC NRs AP6016138
iAUTHOR: Medvedev, 0. V. (Moscow)
IORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/0103/66/000/005/0117/0124
TITLE: On the minimization of the number of states of a sequential machine with Input
sequences that do not contain two identical symbols in succession
ISOURCE: Avtomatika I telemekhanika, no. 5, 1966, 117-124
TOPIC TAGS: sequential machine, cybernetics, set theory
ABSTRACT: A sequential machine (S-machine) is defined as an abstract device defined
by recurrence formulas which include symbols from the finite alphabets (input, output,
and state), and simple functions. Conventionally, S-machines have sequences on the in
put from some finite or countable set Z; U; cz E, where E is a t,-.,-versal set containing
jal.1 possible sequences). In this work, a more specific case is examined, namely when
the set L is defined by the condition that any sequence not containing two like (or
identical) input symbols may appear at the input of the S-machine. A minimization al-
gorithm for this particular case is developed; the length of the shortest experiment
which recognizes the nonequivalence of states is derived. Orig. art. has: 1 figure,
4 formulas.
SUB CODE: 16412/ SUBM DATE: 24Nov65/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH REF: 003
Card 1/1 UDC: 518.5 681.142

KIDTMV. P.. podpolkovnik
Radar-guided proximity-detonated missiles. Toen.snane 36
no.7:37-38 J1 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Guided missiles-Guidance systems)

AvISMIUK, set ?.,p kapltan Imco mnCA
To guide mewo to improve orc-awnizatlionta work, Fwm* 'Vo@,
sil 46 no.2%24,-30 A #66. (W-A .19-..1)

t 369 98-66 . EEC(k)_2jEWT(d)jEWT(1)j?9S-2 TT/aW/AST/JT
7CCNRR, AP6019721 SOURCE:' CODE: uR/O2O9/66/ooo/oo6/Ot)64/OO69
AUTHO
Medvedev, P. (ColoneL)
-ORG: none
TITLEi Space communications systems
SOURCE: Aviatsiya i kosmonavtika,no. 6, 1966, 66-69
TOPIC TAGS: Aspace communication, active communication satellite,
satellite Communication system, global communication, aerospac-e
communication,*ground support equipment / Molniya-1 communication
satellite
ABSTRACT: There are four basic kinds of space,communications systems:
ground-to-space, space-to-space, ground-to-grounds and global-communi-
cation systems. Basic features of each are considered with particular
reference to communication satellites and global systems of communica-
tion. Radio frequencies in the 100- to 10,000-cps (or wavelength from
3 m to 3 cm) range are recommended; even better quality of transmission
can be obtained in the 1000-10,000-cps communications "window." In
considering global systems which would provide worldwide communications
by means of relay satellites, preference is given to a three-satellite
.arrangement, ioe*, three active stationary relay satellites launched

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ACC NRi AP6019721
-1 type communication gal,
the USSR had launched three Molniya 'ellites
into high elliptic orbit (see Fig. 2). These satellites provided n1ne
hours of continuous communications for the entire territory of the
USSR during the first orbit, and three hours between the European USSR
and North and Central America during the second orbit. The satellite
was equipped with a relay for tr*ansmitting radio and TV programs,
command and control systems, an orientation system, and orbit-correcting
equipment, and solar batteries and chemical sources provided the elec-
tric power.' The onboard relay equipment of the Molniya-1 is controlled
from the ground. On command from the ground It transmits one TV
program or is switched to multichannel two-way telephone, telephoto and
telegraphic communicatior4a,.,Ground stations have special antennas,
powerful transmitters, and highly sensitive receiving-equipment, as
well as special equipment for increasing the density of multichannel
telephone service. The satellite is equipped with a highly directional
antenna, and its operation has good technical qualities. Soviet
experts consider the Holniya-1 type satellite, with its ultralong-range
communications capability, a prototype of a future worldwide compre-
hensive communications system. [SAI
SUB CODE:2117', 09/ SUBM DATHs none/ ATD PRESSt
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MEDVEDEV, P,A
Shortening building time and lowering the cost of building large
hydroelectric power stations. Trudy MIEI no.15-.169-176 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Zamestitell &Uvaogo inzhenera Glavetalin adgidrostroya.
(HydroelecteLe power stationsf

MEDVEDEV, P.A., inzh.
Precast reinforced concrete in the construction of the @tallingrad
Hydroelectric Power Station. Energ. stroi. no.20:37-40 '61.
(MURA 15:1)
1. Stalingradgidrostroy.
(Volga Hydroelectric Power Station (22d Congress of the CIPSU)-
Precast concrete construction)

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Madvedev, P. @.
"Derivation of sulfate pult fron Carpathian firs and
spruces,-" 14aterialy Tsentr. nauch-issled. in-ta bumazh.
prom-sti, Issue 37, 1948, P. 37-81 - Bibliog: 15 itEms
SO: U-3566, 15 Yarch 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 13, 1949)

MEDVEIRV, P.A.
Effect of the porousness of basalt on the basic characteristic
of rollers. %m.prom.29 no.9:9-11 S '54. (MLHA 7:11)
1. Ukrainskly filial Teentrallnogo nauchimo-Issledovatel'skogo
instituta bumagi.
(P@permaklng machinery)

MKDVEDIV P @ - --,;
.WWAWWRSM--
Continuous cooking of semicellulose in a tubular apWatus. [e-mail].
31 no.9:11-14 S '56. (KLM 9: 11)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledevatellskiy institut bumagi.
(Woodpulp industry)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Tecbnology, Chemical Products and K-5
Their Applications. CeUulose and Cellulose Products.
Paper.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 3275.
Author Medvedev P.A.
Inst
Title Continuous Wood Hemicellulose Pulping in Tubular Equipment.
Orig Pub: Papir a celulosa, 1957, 12, No 1, 15-18
Abstract: See translation in RZhKhim, 1957, 13662.
Card : 1/1

MWEDEV, F*Ae
Virgin soil straw is a valuable raw material. Bvm.prom. 36 no.1:15-17
Ja 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Ul&aniskiy nauchno-istdedovatel'skiy institut teellyulonoy i
bur,Lazhnoy promyshlennosti.
I-,_ (Straw) (Woodpulp)

MWIMEV, P.A.
Representation of zero by a cubic form in the field of p-adic
numbers.. Usp. mat. nauk 19 no.6tl87-190 N-D 164 (MIRA 18:2)
wr

ACC SC@'RCE CODE., UR,,0115/66/000,'
AUTHOR Levinzon D. Medve@dov P D . _7@-ektcc rS
ORG: none
TITLE: Auilo@--)t'_'tc iiev' r;ij
4--probe metlhcd
SOURCE: Izireri,elfnaya T, 14@rt, 76-4)1
TOPIC TAGS: semiconducting material, semicond@dctnr research
A,,
he measurin '11ead' conti'nluous t.
ABSTRACT: T/ rolls over the surface of an ingo
9 4-probe
Each probe consists of a 0.08-mm thick steel disk; the spacing between the disks is
1.30� 0.01 mm. A 2-transistor current stabilizer ensures a constant value of 0.810" Ina.
at all times; the resistivity is measured by the conventional compensation melhod.
hm
The resistivity scale spans used are: 0-100, 0-1100, 0-1100, and 0-11 0 9 1
a principal circuit is shown. Some results of automatic measurements mado -'11th the
above device were compared with the results obtained from a conventional tungsten-
needle 4-probe head-operated dev-icel the difference was found to be within
q it is claimed that the automatic method has generally a lower error and a higher
re3o'Lution than the manual method. Orig. art, has: 2 figures, 2 formlilaq, and
2 tables. 03
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rubber and it kw ptupuldilm of mirt in their
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,:@-.dv@,,:ev,. F. " '-:-'idal a ro@@w kiiA r--Aterial)"
Ilci@oli.-.-e i vino.,@radar,-;tvo 1949, "in, 13-16
U-5,141, 17 December 10,1-'3, (L-tonis '-.hurnal In-kh itatn- ITC. 21' 19491

,a k S.S.S.R., IWO, 14 795-6; liver. Nx
1951, St 631. An acid uAl kiltiNts, the gmuth mt@
4evelopawat of koh-ughys 2W rehicts the.1ijamily
a( L-2vcs ami tow* ; young 14ants perish atki %ur-
wiving pUrit!6 luve a law yield. Krym-ughys ii rtwe
mistant to "I acidity and so can tw grown in Wls
un@favou able (or kok."Chyt 4111 &",0). 1"_M,

k S.S S R , 79 .141-
4410 tau-t-Ashys ( III I n ere 111411C. I Irmicir c4midilltulm esistioll
in the steppe region at Krasnodar region 11 is the nimt
durable plAnt of the three. In I awl III the rublier content
PXduAy ris" with see. feachlac 19% in III after S yftrS
aml 15.8% fit I after 4 years (wkm plants belran to die).
If gave a @kmer rise tif rubber content reaching tKat P. I% (a
5 yean (all figures 64sed on root (try wt.). Ativotig teat
rubtw bearm a study of Asrkpias imearaw. A. pkyta-
4srordes. J. pwrp*,4rj"w, A. jyri"a. A. lisherem. A.
grandiflara, and A. ip"cam there Is a moderate decline of
rubber mitent In the kavem after it atax. mcW an the
2nd 3rd year of growth. Tlte atax. fieum Cauged front
;about 4% to About 5%. APOMKM family plants kAvc-
moderate arriounts of rubber in dwir leaves which also ditt-
ptavs a max. on .1-4 vears' gmtv h. The &UAigo fatuily
plants %hwv 2 silltiur picture. (11. M. Kosolapol

1, )STMEV 6 P e F
2. usm (6oo)
4. Mallow
7. Mallow., a new ensilage crop. Korm. baza 3 no. 10, 152.
9. Monthly. List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

1. ICDVEDEV@, P'. 7-.
2. USSR (600) 000
4. Sida
7. Extension of aids cultivation toward the north. Dost. solikhoz. No. 4. 1952.
9. MonthlX List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

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.47
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no
1041 1- 111411i 144 creauxul ant".
'a 4 blight Incre-m of
CIO ChAnce fij.#V"h N"lw v,tktitx living higher
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rlinum Aloft 'light I(kVftw 18%
p in Wr"r
the isr. wt. of tkWOR wis tm&j I qcV r-.00. of
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the m ing in the
M cm. he4h, (""n Oovr sofil. of
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IS n"gd; ILI, f4" wAriel V is Ilk , P'"4t- (up to 55%)
"I r-friffiv.. ('. JNJ. Iz.

1. MEDVOEV9 P. F.
2. USSR (600)
4. KaLlow
7. Mallow is a valuable feed crops, Sots* thiv*# 15, no, 5. 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Arril 1953, Uncl.

Country : USSR
Category: Cultivated Plamn@s. Grains.
Abs Jour: MBiol., No LI., 1958, No 4MO
Author : Medvedev, P.F.
Inst : Leningrad IMOTTMV Station
Title : Development of the Root System in Corn on Different
Types of Podzolic Soil.
Oria Pub: Kukuruzal 1956, No 9, 28-29
Abstract: In the work of the Leningrad Selection Station, it
was found that on light sandy loam soil, the min
Mass of the roots is grouped chiefly at a depth of
up to 37 cm, and in individual cases it penetrated
'a medium compact loam soil, the min
to 80 era. OA
mss of the roAs was in the tillable horizon (to
20-21 era), and on loam soil with a packed subsoil
Card 1/2
14
M-27

CWrmy
CAT"ERY Cultivated Plants. Cereals M
ABS. JOUR. RZYBiol. . N*. 24 1958, Nn. 104673
AUTHOR Medvedej
INST. r3rieed1bg Station
!TITLE On Sowing Dates for Buckvheat in Leningrad Oblast'.
OFIG. MB. Zamledeliye, 1957, No. 2, 80
ABSTRACT Experiments on the determination of optimum dates for buck-
1
wheat sowing have been conductea at Leningrad Braedixig
Station for a number of years. Sowing was done in the last
10 days of May and in the first ten cays of June. With the
earlier sowing. the yield of buclvwheat was higher than with
the later one, especially if supplemenary dressing with
nutrients was used. In the plants of the earlier sowing
period, a larger number of seeds formed, and their absolute
weight proved to be higher than in the plants of the later
sowing. - G. N. Chernov
Card:1/1
41

BRIMNST, D.D., akademik, prof.; GAZMUSH, V.L.; KAKKRAZ, A.Ya.;
KICDVEIGV, P.P.; KIZGIREVA, O.F.; FILOV, A.I.; ZEOUKOVSKIY. P.M.,
a Te-Ak,--jrWf.",-bbahchiy red.; LHONT'YBV, V.K., red.; CWNA-
YEVA, Z.V., tekhn.red.
(The flora of cultivated plants of the U.S.S.R.] Kullturnsia
flora SM. Koakva, Goo.izd-vo sallkhoz.lit-ry. Vol.20.
[Vegetable plants of the nightshade familyt tomato, eggplant,
black nightshade, melon pear, pepper (Capsicum), ground cherry.
mandragoral Ovoshcbnyo paslenovye; tomat, baklazhan, chernyi
paslen. dynnaia gruaha. perets, fizalis, maindragora. 1958.
531 P. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Vaesoyumnays akademiya sellskokhozyaystvennvkh nauk imeni V.I.
Lenina (for Brezhnev. Zhukovskiy).
(Nightshade) (Vegetables)

SOKOWV, V.S.; SANDIIIA, I.B.; KOLPIKOV, V.A.; 'MM=ZWT--F-wF-*-
Experiment in raising Heracleum Soanowskyi
plant in Leninprad Province. Trudy Bot.
158.
parsnip)
Mand. as a new silage
inst. Ser.6:244-261
(MIRA 11:10)
(Liningrad Province--Cow

f it )Oi .3
:7.
for 'itubble PInntifig r. the
Ublastz
emleelti. 1.1-ya 1911*8 8.@ 76-78

molnww. F.F.
Nconomic and biological featurea of the clioecions plant Urtica
dioica L. [with su=mry in Aheish]. Bot.zhur, 43 no.12:
1704-1707 D '58. (Km 11:12)
1. Severo-sapadnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skly institut Rel'skogo
khozyaystva, Leningrad.
(Nettles) OUnts, Sex in)

MOVEDEV. P.F.
Now silage plants for the northwestern zone of the U.S.S.R.
Trudy Bot.inst.Ser.6 no.7:254-258 '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Severa-zapadnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut sel'skogo
khozyaystva, Suyda.
(Russia, Northwestern-Forage plants)

NOMET. P.F., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk
1-1
Selecting',@stubble crops for northvestern provinces. Zemledelie 6
no.8:76-78 Ag 159. (MIRA 12:11)
(Field crops)

!*;MDEV, P.P. , kand.sel'skokhoz.nauk
Special aspects in cultivating various winter rye varieties in
northwestern provinces. Zemledelie ? no-7:71-7 -TI 159.
IMIRA 12:9)
1. Severo-Zapadnyy nauchno-iasladovatellokiy institut sel'skogo
khozyaystva.
(11ye-Varieties)

MOVEDW. P.F.
The life form of Modicago lupulins L. Bot.zhur. 44 no.10:
1496-1498 0 #59. (XIFA 13:4)
1. Severo-sapadnyy nauchno-looledovatel'skiy Institut sell-
skogo khosyaystva, Leningrad.
(Alfalfa)

HEDVEDEVS per*
Biology of flowering and fruiting in Taraze um hybermm Stevo Bate
zhw. 46 no.6tggo-892 je 161. (KMA 146)
1., Otdel selektaii Severo-zapadnogo nauchno-isoledovateltakogo
instituta, sel'skogo khozyaystva,, stantsiya Suyda Leningradskoy
oblasti,
(Dandelions)

SOKOLOV, V.S., doktor biolog.nauk; PEDVEDEV, P.F., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk
Seminar-conference on new ensilage crops held in Leningrad. Vest.
Ali SSSR 33 no.6:121-122 Je 163. (14IRA 16.7)
(Ensilage)

MEDVE V.- Polikarp-Yodorovich- BORODKINA, L.A., red.; SAYTANIDI,
- j
L.D., tekhn. red.
(Growing Jerusalem artichoke in the non-Chernozem belt]
Vozclelyvanie zemlianoi grushi v nechernozemnoi polose. Mo-
skva, 12d-vo M-va sell.khoz.RSFSR, 1%3. 51 Pe
(MIRA 16:7)
(Jerusalem artichoke)

SOKOLOV, V.S.; MEDVEDEV, P.F.
Seminar on new silage forage plants. Bot. zhur. 48 no.9:
1404-1406 S 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Botanicheskiy institut imeni V.L. Komarova AN SSSR,
Leningrad.

SOKOLOV, V.S., doktor biolog. nauk; MEDVEDEV, P.F., kand. sellskokhoz. nauk
Promising silage plants. Zemledelie 25 no.12:43-47 D 063.
(MIRA 17:4)

MEDVEDEV, Polikarp Fedoro-vich; PENIKOVA, G.A., red.
[Accelerated multiplication of the seeds of meadow and
pasture grasses] Uskorennoe ra2nnozhenie semian lugo-
pastbishchnykh trav. Leningra(., Izd-vo "Kolos,n 1964.
75 P. (MIRA 17:5)

SOKOLOV, V.S.; MEDVEDEV, P.F.
New silage plants and the prospects of their introduction
into agricultural practice. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no.531
95-99 164. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Botanicheskiy institut iment V.L. Komarova Akademil
nauk SSSR.

REDVEDEV P*F,
jetion of fer;od typ,65 Of mallow. Ln
Bdd resulto,of,tbe,introa
the U S S-R-@ Raab res. I no-hI09-115 165. (141@A 18 6)
1 0
Severe- *piadny-f nauchno-issledovatellskiy sallskokhozyaystvennyy
institL-z,,- Ti3angrad.

MEDVEDEV. P.P.
Significance of N.I.TIAI'Llmr's law of @.cmologicai series fc-, '.i-.e
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introduction of useful plants. Rast.res. 1 no.3036-339 165.
(MIRA 18: 10)
1. Severo-Zapadnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy sellskok@ozyavstvennyy
institut, Leningrad.

NEDVEDEV, P.I.; PrinimaU uch@stiye: BABE_NKO, U.; BORODENKO, V.I.
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Determining the electrokinetic potential of the particles of
nuclear sols. Lakokras,matj ikh prim. no.6:50-52 162.
(MIRA 16:1)
(Paint materials-Electric prooorties)

@-' BALIZIN, S.A., professor, redaktor; 023ROV, T.H.,
rodaktor; Korswwo, D.G., to-khatchaskly redaktor
[Pbysical and colloid chemistry: brief course] IFIzicheaWa. i
kolloidnala khtalla; kratkii kurs. Pod red. S.A.Balexina. Kookva,
Goa, lxd-vo sellskokhoz, ILt-ry, 1954, 271 p. (KIRA 8:1)
(Colloids) (Chemistry, Pbysical and theoretical)

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ACC INR: AP6031256 SOUrZE CCDE: UR/0057/66/03G/009/1523/1535
AL71HOR: Budkor,G.I.; Madvedev,,?.I.; Mostovoyyq.A.; Nozhevonko,O.A.; 2@011dov'A.B.;
Ostreyk,5-,-d.-~~-P-anasyuk,V.S.; SA@aqXi
OM: none
T@TLE: The BSB iron-frea single turn synchrotron
SQUYCE: Zhurnal tokhniclieskoy fiziki, v.36, no. 9, 1966, 1523-1535
TOPIC TAGS: electron accelerator, synchrotron
ABSTRACT: This paper is concerned with the typo BSB iron-free single turn synchrotmn
daYeloped at the IYaF CO AN SSSR for injection of up to 180 MeV electrons into a star-
ago ring. A general description of the machine has been given olsewhere by Ye.A.
Abramynn azxl 22 other authors (Transactions of the International Conference on
Accelerators, Dubna, 1963, p.1065, Atomizdat, M., 1964). In the present paper certain
features of the accelerator are described in somewhat more detail, including the mag-
net, the magnet power supply, and the injector, and the adjustment of the machine is
discussed. The magnet windin.cr consists of two corcentric duralumin rings botwoon which-
the beam circulates. The outer ring is capable of withstarAing a Magnetic pros2ure of
1 50 atm, and the geometry is such that the inner ring is in equilibrium under the mag-
netic forces, being subjected only to a hydrostatic pressure. Tho magnot is powered
by a 0.045 F capacitor bank charged to 10 W. The maximum magnet currant i_@ about
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I VC, A, corrosponding to ran olectron onorgy of 160 MOV. There are two nioxilityry crilm-
nl,tov bnniLq which are dischnrgod at Selected plinfle" of the cyalo to Coittro). (.11()
tiop,@i,-Ivl@co of tho ninguotin f told. Injection of 600 RV oloctrong In necompl. UO f-d Our-
sli),-.Iij rovoluLioit o.1 tho onptured cloutronq. The dinelkni-go of t1vt vuO)Aro-y
W311ti ctipit.-ftor ))niikn is so t1med t1int Ulu field Is ajojoronliiiitoly coil!AIML Ul-
jectioi). 11to rt acculorating voltage In frequency nodtilated fr(mi 103.5 to 116 YT-L,
nn@' is npplicd to the bollin With the aid of a single resoantor with n Q of 200o S-no
0.1-1ficulLien were oncountored in tho n0juntmont of the intichinn, but nono tlti@t cot-It!
not bo ovorromo. It was ponniblo to Injoct about 1.2 A of 600 RV alt.;C.Lroiln into Llir)
approrlimitoly consttint fic](1, and to accoltirate acxno 20 7a of tho injoctod elcctron-.
T1jAxj1jjtvjj bentit current was found to be 3.1mited by longitivIinal spneo (Aiaq;v
-Jita jiogtitivo masa oCfoct), rnther thnn by trininverne space char(;o el'feeLn. I t I!j
L;xnt higher currents inight bict nchloved with n atrotic: foctsIng Iron-;"roo
mnAiijia. The authors thnnit A.A.Nnilmov for I%Ifj interest niYJ discivin-lion, A.j%.-
Cor orgilitizitit; tho fabvication Of the main parts oj: the accelorntor, nrd
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WL -I and P.O. %or partloipatii1f,
I I IT, I ill 4..jj.!t in th,.) dev-Q10p-
1-;1-1Fof cortnin parts of the accelerator. Orige art. has: 3 formulas cmd G Ti-gures.
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