SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOSKALENKO, B. K. - MOSKALENKO, S.A.

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MOSUMMD. B.K.
Biological Improvewient of spawning rivers in the Ural Fountain region.
Top. Ikht, no*10:111-126 '58. (HIr?A 11:10)
I,Vsasoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skly Institut, overnogo I rechnoge
rybnage khazymystya, Obl-Tacovskoye stdolenlye.
(Gb' River-Fishes)

KOWUUYKO,__AorIm lanstmatiaovirh.-PROKHOITSUA, S.Ya., red.; ZORKINA.
G.P., m1odshLy red.: YILJWSXAYA, I.S.. tekhn.red.
LTrip to the Anabar Valley] Puteshestvie na Anabarn. Moskva.
Gos.lzd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1960. 127 p. (KIRA 13:10)
(Anaber Valley--Description and travel)

MOSKALENKO, B.K.
K.M.Baer's scientific legacy and modern fishery research. Vop.
Ikht. no.16:3-10 160. (HIPA 14:4)
1. Obl-Tazovskoye otdeleniye Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-Issleodwatell-
skogo instituta ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva.
(BaerY Karl Ernst Von, 1792-1876) (Fisheries-Research)

MOSKALEUM. B.K.
Zast Siberian cod. Zool. zhur. 39 ao.8:1262-1263 Ag 160.
(NEU 13:8)
1. State Ob-Tasov Branch of the Research Institute of Lake and
River Fishery Managements, the town of Khanty-Kansiyak, Tumen. region.
(Iaptev Sea--Codfish)

- HMKALE.HKOP B.K., daktor biolog.nmA
Bersistent explorer of seas; the 100th a=Iversary of the birth
df U.HJWpovich. Prim" 51 no-5:92-94 IIq 162. OMRA 15:5)
1. &*I-Irtyahakoye otdeleaiye Instituta rybnogo kholyaystva,
Khenty"Mansiyak.
(Knipovich,, Nikolai Mikhailovich. 1862-1939)
(Ichthyological research)

MOSKALEIIKO@ B.K.
Herring with a low numbeer of vertebrae in the Kara Sea. Vop.
ikht. 3 no.3@441-446 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Obl-Tazovskoye otdeleniye Gosudarotvennogo nauchno-issledova-
tellskogo instituta ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva
(GosNIORKh), g. Khanty.-Manslysk.
(Kura Sea--Herring)

KOSK&LUW.-D.D-,--, -,-
Automatic device disconnecting the conTayer feeder In cases of
large pieces of material getting caught in roller crushers. TSement
24 no.1-27 Ja-Ife 158. (HIRA 11:4)
I.Kramatorskiy teementnyy zavod.
(Crushing mehinery--Attachments)

USSR / Furm iNninals. Cattle -
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - BI 1., xo 14, 1956, uo 64442
Author Maska_12=22_@M.
go-
Inst t F@von
Title Ways of Increasing the Fat Content in the Milk of Cows
Orig Pub Sovkhoznoye proiz-,.,o,, 195T, tro. 91 44-49
Abstract At "Gorki Leninskiye", while feeding abundant rations (an
average of 6,4W feed units per year), an alternate crossing
of the hybrid cows of different breeds of the milk type with
the sires of the Yaroslavl', Kostrora and Jersey breeds, wac
resorted to. The best reau-Its were obtained from the cros-
sing with Jersey sires. The production of their offspring
- heifers - constituted 3,572 kg. of milk with a 5.1% fat
content equal to 191 kg. of butterfat, and the production
of the beat cow was 5,661.6 and 330, respectively; the
production or cows of the basic maternal herd (under the
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USSR / Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 2, 1959, No. 7358
Author
_RQAk&14Ah_0'L 1) 4 H
Inat Not given -
Title OuroMethods to lno@ease the Milkis Pat
Content-,
Orig Pub Nauka I peredov. opyt v a. kh., 1957, No 12,
19-22
Abstract At the Gorki Leninskiye farm crossings of
large cows yielding thin milk with young
bulls of the small Jersey breed whose milk Is
fat, were carried out. Under conditions of
abundant feeding, calves were born with a
live weight of 20-36 kg (averaging 30 kg);
labor proceeded without complications. On the
average, 29 hybrid Jersey heifers yielded
C a r d 1 /2 (-1 114 WW'I V Z 00 &,-1) AJ; 11h,-1V Xj / 'A)II ViWN ji

,4DSKALENKO lov ch; MASHKINA, A., red.; SHLYK, M.,
tekhn. red.
(Five percent butterfat content in milk]Zbirnost' moloka - 5%.
Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1962. 28 p. (KIRA 16:3)
1. Glavnyy zootekhnik ekar)erimentallnoy bazy "Gorki Leninskiyel
(for Moskalenko).
(DaU7 cattle breeding)

V. AllIkOV. b. Va55iliyeV, U. lilia5vky. A. Lepnikov, l.t.-ibosHts, Z. ja)ussakov, L.
i@otchedamov, N. Khomoutetsky, I . Dubia@io, A. Petrov. J. Jennisov, I . N.edersky, L. Wadkova
L. Noskalenko
L. hoskalenko, author of "'llic Admiralty Spire and its Construction" from the book
Architectural Inheritance written by bhe Academy of 5rchitecturv of U-'@')l and published
53 by the State hiblisbim,, House for Literature on 'uildin(,,
in LeninUrad and N,oscow in 19,
and Architecture. lhe book is a history of ;?ussian architectuce. oT tile XVIII and XIX
centurics, a selection of v.,orks by Lenintjrad architects an,] scientific workers.

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DURCHAKOV, Anatoliy Somenovich; VOSKALFNKO, Eduard Vikhaylovich;
YERSHOV, L.V., otv. red. --
(Aerosol dynamics in mines] Dinamika aerozolei v gorn-ykh
vyrabotkakh. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 66 p. (MIRA 18-11)

MOSKALENKO, F.A.
Reviewing the standard for thrust rings. StandartizatsUs. 27
no.9s46-47 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)

S". D.
I
@11-w.-O@-,-le?-@-r--@-V@!.- .:, ..,-
lhiuand ootent In I It too f or increms ing r roP Itelds . ?afs:adolle 5
ao.-3-&@-68 Aw -57. (M:@RA I ): ') )
1. 4-r,)no-n kolkhoza
(Kraswidar 'Lorritor-f--Yield crops)

7A)"IMUNK), Fedor Yn@ovlevlch.
Kiev S@ate U imeni Shevchenko. Agade:..ic derree of Doctor
of P hilosoph-*cal -Ici, @,ased on his deferse, 2E A, r1l 1 !-;31
in the Council rif the Institute -)f lhil,)sol-hy, Ac;,Ierv, -)f
SCi J;rll@jj,
of hi!-) dissertati)n entitled: "Doctrine of lixii@c-
tive conclusi )r@-- in the his*,,.)rj of Russian log-*c", Academic
title of llmfessor. Chair: "I,oricil
'tcademic degree: Loctor of @,cievces
Aca,@emic title: J r-)f, r-sor
S': Decis--'Dns -)f .'A@', List n,-,) tD, 19 '@ar @15,
'T No. 14, July 56 :@oscow pr. 4-2--', Un(!!.
J, !L-/:,'!'-429

MOSKALUKO. G. 1.
Increasing labor oroiuctlvit7 in collective fnrm Droduction. Izv.
KPI 25:111-126 157. (MMA 11:3)
(Collective farms)

MOSKALB114CO. G.I.
- -
Incrensinp thp mqtprlr?! lntere@;t nl- c-),Iprtiv,, f,-rms -nd fprmers in the
'@ I
developnent of cn]l,?iti7e @nm. 1 7' 7 . K 25:127-14'> 157.
(Collortive fnrma) (MIRA 11:1)

KORSHUIJOVA, Ye.Y.; KRASNOPOLISKIY, A.S.; 140SKAIMIKO, G.K.. rodaktor;
ACHARKAH, V.A., re4ak-tor: SJOICHRMO.T.I., t"eMOTIcheskly redaktor.
[Snviet labor law and problems of labor producti7ity; an outline]
Sovetskoe trudovoe pravo I voprosy proic7nditellnosti truda;
ocherki. Moskva, lzd-vo Akademil nauk SSSR, 1955. 162 p.(HLBA 8:12)
.(Labor laws and legislation) (Labor productivity)

AKULINIC.Hag I.T.; BABSKIY, Ye.B.; GELISHTEIN,, G.G.; UKUNIE., N,B.;
MOSKALENKO, G.V.; PETROV, GA; USHAKOVp V.Be
4ardtoeyelegraphy. Biofizika 4 no. 4-.490-495 '59. WIRA 14:4,
1. Nauchno-isoledovateltakiy institut schetnogo mashinostr3yeniya,
Institut grLdnoy Khirurgii AMN SSSR i Institut rormalinoy i
patologicheakoy fiziologii AM SSSR Moskva.
(ELECTROCARD10GRAPHY)

MOSULUX0. G.T.. inchener.
Track maintenince on ot circular schedule. Put' i put.khoz.
no.6:3-6 Je 157. (MLRA 10:7)
(R.%ilroads-RainteuRnce and repair)

MDSKAIZNKO, G.V.. inzh. (g. Khar'kov)
-
Pay wre attention to crossings. Put' I put.khoz. no.10:24-25
0 158, (NIFLA 11:12)
(Railroads-Crossings)

MOSKALMIKO, G.V., inzh.
Metal bolt for tie repairs. Nt' i Put.khoz.
1. Nachallnik tekhnichookogo otdola aluzhb7 Puti.
(Railroaas-Ties)
no.6:33 A 16o.
(HIRA 13:7)
Khartkov.

USHAKOV, V.B., doktor tekh-n. nauk; PETROV, G.M.; kand. teklin.
nauk; BASOV, Ye,P,; FOPOV, V.A.; LAKU1111", N.B.;
1-',OSKALEIIK0, G.N.; SABAYEV, G.N.; ABIZOVA, T.V.. inzh.lred.
[The M.N-14 nonlinear electronic analog compliter] Elektroii-
naia nelineiiia4a annlogrwala vyohislitellnaia mashliia.
'414
-14. Moskva. Mashinostroe-nie, 19t)':. 232 p.
(,YdRA
1. Nauchnc-issied@vaTellskiy ir)stl',u' 9-.hetnago r-ashlnr-
stroyeniya (for Ushakov.
, Petrov).

MSFALENKO, G.V., inzh. (Kharlkov)
Graphic determination of the parametern of a curve. Put' I put.
khos. 9 no.1007-28 165. (MIRA IStIO)

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computer may also be used to solve engineering construction problems as well an
for scientific investigations in various fields of tie national econorly. The
principles of the computer's design and its circuit characteristics qr@ liscimsed.'
Basic units and structural assemblies are described and the inethods used in the
preparation of the problems solved by the computer are covered. Cons l(Irrable sit-
tention is paid to the problems of increasing the computer's practical applicntloni
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Ch. I. Basic Units of the Computer -- 18
Ch. II. D-c Amplifiers and Power Supply Sources for the Computer -- 61
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Ch. IV. Equipment Increasing; Computer Potentialities -- 108
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Ch. VI. Solution of Problems by Means of the Computer and its Oreration - 165
Ch. VIII. Possibilities of Further Computer Development -- 219
Bibliography -- 234
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ACC NR- AP7002988 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/024/0087/0087
INVENTOR: Moakalenko, G. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Analog-to-digital converter. Cla"s 42, No. 189622. (announced by Scientific
Research Institute of Computing Machine Building (Hauchno-tooledovatel'okly institut
schetnogo mashinostroyeniya))
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyohlennyye obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no. 24. 1966, 87
TOPIC TAGS: analog digital converter, computer component, analog digital encoder
ABSTRACT: to-digitalI co.nverter
An Author Certificate has been issued for an analog-
(see Fig. 1). To reduce dynamic errors and to insure consecutive
UDC: 681.142.07:53.087.

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Fig. 1. Analog-to-digital converter
I - Comparison circuit; 2 - digttal-
to-analog converter; 3 - triggerel.
4 - coincidence circuits; 5 - bus
circuits; 6 - control circuit;
7 - analog-to-digital converter with
digit-by-digit coding; 8 - delay
line; 9 - signal shater.
utilization of conversion operation, outputs of the control unit are
connected through coincidence circuits to the ONE inputs of triggers in
the reverse-counter memory register. The other inputs of the triggers
are coupled to the ZERO output of the additional trigger of the register.
The ONE output of this trigger joins the control Inputs of the coincidence
circuits. The coincidence- cirruits-link the inputs and the adding and
subtracting buses of the reversible counter to a signal shaper..'Orig. -art.
has. I figure. WP)
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AUTEDM: L' vovskiy, M.Ya. , Moskalenko, G. Ye. ';2-11-41/60
TITLE: The Testing of Samples for the Determination of Gas Corro3ion Under
Compressive Stress ( Ispytaniya obmztsov na gazovuyu korroziyu pod
napryazhaniyem)
MIMICALt Zavodskays. Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 11 1374-1376 (USSR)
ABSTRAM It is said in the introduction that (according to experience gathered)
the data ooncerning the durability of certain tin refractories must
not be looked upon as a standard. As an example an experiment In
mentioned, which was carried out with a "nichromiumf tin sample
a -+" 435* v in which, according to production data. a possible gas cor-
rosion should amount to 2 ma per &nnum at temperature stresses of
11000t nevertheless through-going corrosion (forming of holes) took
place already before the elapse of 100 hours in the case of a simulta-
necuB stress of I kg/mm being brought to bear on these samples which
had a thickness of 1.5 mm. The tin sample was shaped in such a mamer
that its thickness at the edges and in the middle was the same and
was reduced to one third ( in the course of the hollowing-out process).
After the sample had been exposed to & cartair. temperature and, at
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The TGsting of Samples for the Determination of Gas Corrosion Under Compressive
Stress
a seotion (showing the thielmess of the sample) was taken, and the
side which had been eubjected to stress mw metallogmphloally
analyzed. Several parts of the sample showed different degrees of
corrosion according to their thickness, which is demonstrated by
mioraphotographa, on the basis of wtiiah diagre and a table were
made. There are 3 f igures and 1 table.
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Fire preventlon - ShIpa
"Reasone for Combustion of Cotton Pnd Means of
Extinguishing Fires Pt Son," I. Monkplenko, 4 pp
"Mor Flot" No 7
Cotton reverts to carbon nt 2_'IPO0C. Describes
experiments carried out to determine the temFerntures
created in oil-sonked cotton at timed inter-7ale,
until combustion occurred at Pround 1800 C. Live
steam is reca=ended no about the beet menne for
extinguishing burninS cotton.
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IlavigatIon, Surface
Togs
"Navigating Speed for Vessels In Fogs," Capt-Thstruc-
tar (rapltan-Nastavnik), I. Koskalenko, UChP, 3 pp
"Morskoy Flat" No 12
Cmtemporary shipboard equipment permits relatively
safe navigaticn under all weather conditions. In the
case of poor visibility, however, such as fog, areat
care must be exercised to prevent collisions.
Stresses importance of slow speed during fog. Mc-
amples of good procedure, and wrong procedure which
resulted In collisions.
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BUDHIKOV. X.V.; KORKA 0. 1 J.
t; - 1 - - -
(Training manual for the Bailor] Uch8bnoe pooobte dlia matrosa morskogo
flota. ltd.2., Ispr. Koetva, Morskot transport. 1951. 267 p. (KMA 7:6)
(Kerchant seamen-Handbooks, manuals. etc.)

BUDMIKOV, gonstantin Vasillyevich; MOSKALUKO, Ivan Fedorovich; HIRCHIN.
1-1 ... I -
Mark Aronovich; ?OLIN, 1,con1d'Ysvgen1yWfdK-, WKMOVSKIT, I. L.,
redaktor; IVANOV,K.A., redaktor; TIKHOSOVA.Ye.A., takhaicheekiy
redaktor
(Merchant seaman's manual] Uchebnoe posobie (ilia matrosa morskogo
flota. Izd.4-og, Ispr. I dop. Moskva. ltd-vo "Morskol transport.*
1955. 2"18 P. (KIRA 9:1)
(Merchant seamen-Handbooks, manuals. ate.)

MOSKAL7-P-0, T. K., Cand Med lel -- -7-i- ;s,? of --ntlan vlol-'. -07.,
)"") .1 -4 pl, ( lkov
alth dintliermy to trent i3tron-y1oldoala". Kl,ar'kov, 1',.
State "Med Inst), 250 t!orl,@s (@7., ',o 10, 1-1)()

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LITVINENKO, A.S.; 1/103 ; NIKOLAYEVA, M.G.; PISKAREVA, Ye.V.;
POPOVA, L.ra.; HOMIX, L.I.; SIDUKIII, V.V.; TKACH, V.K.;
FASTYUCHFIIKO, O.V.; FISUN, A.U.; FUIE,Irfuif, L.A.; TMENW, N.A.;
SHWONKO, B. I.
Comparative study on the affoct of X rays (197 kv) and braking radia-
tion generat6d with linear accelerator (3 Mov) upon animals. Radio-
biologiia 2 no.2:221-215 162. (MIU 15:4)
1. Kharlkavskiy institut maditainskoy radiologii i Ukrainskoy fiziko-
tekhnicheskiy institut AN USSIR, KharIkov.
(RADIATION-PHYSIOU)GICAL EFFECT)

f4OqKAlj.-,j:K--,, i.i .
1:,udy -,f -
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Y.A'TYUKA, N I kolay Fprf7,eyc,-virh; N(AAT.13KTY , A 1,3k.:,fAndr 4- , ic @-;
MOSKALRIK'.@, I.Ye., rs?d.
[Marual for operatni-s of towor crF,,nes, Panialka rAjnini5*,r-.
hasherinopo krann. lzd.2., igpr. i dop. Klov, 13udivellnyk,
1965. 169 P. (MIRI, 18:5)

GUSEV, Vladimir Alekseyevich; POK'.-USS, Leonid Iosifovich;
CHUDNOVSKIY, Abrarn le'ironovicbi MOSKALENKO, I.Ye., red.
. .
(Improve the quality of constniction work) Sovershen-
stvovat' kachestvo atroitelInykh rabot. Kiev, isuai%,ell-
nyk, 1965. 85 P. (I-11RA l8il2)

SMAKOV, F.V., kand. sellkhoz. nauk; MOSKA".*KO.. K.M., tp-k-hnik;
1,"OSTQLOVITSA, K.Yu., tekhnik; 102.'DVA, M.A., kr-nc. se-'vkhot.
nauk; TOLKACI-M', V.P., nauchn. sotr.; GALOV, 3.K., tekhnik;
SOLOVIYEVA, T.F., tekhnik; UILYAKOVA, 0., red.iz6-va;
GLIMM, I.I., red. lzd-va; ISUFOVA, N., tokhn. red.
[Catalog of fruit crop va,-ietieo of the All-Union Scientific
Re.9earch ImAitute of Plant Groving in the Crimea) Katalog
sortov plodovykh kulltur Voesolumogo nauchno-ionledovatell-
skogo instituta raEtei,ievoastva v Krymu. 311aferopoll ,
Krymizdat, 1960. 230 p@ 17:1)
1. Leningrad. V5e80yUznyy institut raoteniyevodstva. K;7n-
skiy pomologichookiy rassodnik.
(Crinea-Fruit-Varieties)

MOSWALENKO, Mi. S., POWfWrLrNSKIY, N. T.
silos
Multi-sectlon building for ensilage. Korm. baza 3 no. 4, 1952
Monthly List 2f Russian Accessions, Librar-, of Congress, July 1952. UNCLASSIFTFD

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TITLE: Melting-point Diap-ram for the Sys@em Nickel Chloride-
U
Uobalt Chloride (Diagramma plavkosti sistemy kh'-oristyy
nik.ell-khloristyy i@obal't)
PERIODICAL- Tf3vetnyye Metally, 1957, No.12, P,-,. 39 - 40 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: In connection with the separation of nic'tCel and cobalt,
the author gives data on the system of the chlorides of these
metals at high temperatures. The startin@T materials in his
investigation were the @!ure cllorides dried to constant wei-Eht
at 126 C. Mixtures of different composition were 11-.eated in
graphite crucibles under charcoal, the heatinC curves beinE
recorded with a Kurnakov a,;aratus. The fusion diagram (fir.ure)
shows that the chlorides form a continuous series of solid
solutions. There are I ficrure, 1 table and 1 German and I
Russian reference.
AVAILABLE: Library of Con[,,ress
Card 1/1

SOV/136-59-7-6/20
AUTHOR: Moskalenk-o, L.G.
TITLE: Use of Organic Solvents in the Metallurgy of Nickel
and Cobalt
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metally, 1959, Nr 7, pp 40-45 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author notes that most nickel ores contain cobalt and
iron, which are difficult to separate by methods based
on differences in affinities for oxygen and sulphur.
Separation of nickel and cobalt by the use of complex-
forming organic solvents is attractive. The author has
studied the solubility of nickel and cobalt chlorides in
acetone at 170C. His results (Table 1) show that the
solubility of calcium-chloride dried cobalt chloride is
almost 300 times that of similarly dried nickel chloride,
the drying temperatures in each case being 960C. The
solubility of nickel chloride Increases greatly when
chlorides of iron, cobalt or copper are present (Fig 1).
Beyond a certain concentration of cobalt chloride in
acetone solution, further increases cause a decrease in
Card 1/3 nickel chloride solubility. Further experiments with

SOV/136-59-7-8/20
Use of Organic Solvents in the Metallurgy of Nickel and Cobalt
the metal chlorides and sulphates in ethyl and Isoamyl
acetates saturated with hydrogen chloride shmed (Table 2)
that: the nickel salts are practically insoluble, the
others having a high solubility; chlorides are more
soluble than sulphates; especially in hydrogen chloride
saturated ethyl acetates (Fig 3); the lower the boiling
point of the ester the greater the solubility, the salt
drying-temperature also having some effect (Fig 3);
solubility increases with increasing leaching temperature
(Fig 4); nickel salts remain practically insoluble in
the presence of salts of the other metals. The author
proposes a flowsheet based on these results (Fig 5). To
check this flovisheet a cobalt matte (1.57,:u Co, 21.9% Ni,
47.47% Fe, 27.65@o S) was treated with chlorine to give a
product with 38.5c;o Ni, 2.99@ Co, 6.7% Fe, 2.21/c sulphate S.
This was leached with organic solvents for 1-2 hours.
With acetone repeated separation was necessary, but with
the hydrogen-chloride saturated esters complete separation
Card 2/3 in a single stage was obtained, leaching being more

SOV/136-59-7-8/20
Use of Organic Solvents in the Metallurgy of Nickel and Cobalt
satisfactory whon the chlorinated product was first tr(-;ated
vrith nater and dried. There are b figures, 2 tables and
6 references, 5 of which are Soviet and 1 English.
rz
Card 3/Q

TITOVA, L.A.; KASHIESKAYA, M.M.; I-MSKAMW-,,-L -_k '-'
S., CUD11,01A, A*T.
Improved support stand for the shaking appamtus for test tubes
and flasks. Lab.delo 7 no.9:5&-59 3 161. (14IFA 11,:10)
SUPPLIES)
(IABORATORIES--APPARATUS AND

TITOVA, L.A.; KASIIIRSKAYA, M.M.; M'OSKALENKO, L.S.; KUDINOVA, A.T.
Method for determining pregnanediol and estrogens in the urine.
Lab. delo 8 no.4:26-27 Ap 162. WI --tA 15: 5,
(MEGNAVEDIOL) (ESTHMIIS)
(URD-M.-AIIALYSIS AND PATHOLOGY)
I tic

DERBASOV, N. M.,-_MOSKALMIKO, L. -Y.
The V-4()O, V-600 and V-80 dehydrating 619vators with high-
reliability chains. Biul.takh.-ekon.inform.Goo.nauch.-isel.
inst.nauch. i tekh.inform. no.10:26-28 '62.
(MMA 15: 10)
(Coal washlng-E@uipwnt and 5upplies)

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INVENTOR: Mosicalenka. 9, D,- Novikov, 0. K.; Pavlov, V. V.; Gariboy. G. S,:
HakhnovsUx6_v@--9--- -M-C-Lff na. T. S. ; Rakhinskiy, G. N. ; Shur, 11. A.
ORG: none nuous mill AI
TITLE: Conti for rallinix-aluminux strips from liquid met& Class 7,
No. 177395 1@ 14 - /'6
SOURCE: Izabretenlya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zaaki, no. 1. 1966, 7
TOPIC TAGS*. aluminum, aluminum strip, aluminum strip rolling, contio.ous rolling,
rolling mill, liquid metal rolling
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate Introduces a continuous mill for rallinx alumfni
strips from If uld weal The will comprises a continuous casting machine with a
mold for d by a metal belt and a wheel, a raw strip guiding stand, a planetary in
and a finishing stand. In order to synchronize the casting and rolling rates, the
237.064

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I - Ladle for molten-alundaum;
2 - mold wheel; 3- - metal belt;
4 -m guiding stand; 5 - planetary
stand; 6 - loop.former;* 7 finishing
stand.
of a metal belt (cee Fig. 1). Orig. art. has:. I figure. [WWI
SUB CODE: 11, 13/ SUBM DATE: 06May63/ ATD PRESSOY/,r@'
A-@--mW 2/2 AP

KOVALICHUK, G.K. [Kovallchuk, H.K.1, kand.takhn.nauk; MOSKALENKO N.F.
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; LIMANSKIY, V.V.'[_LiM_anslk@yi,-V-.@.],
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; PARSHINA, Z.S. [Parshyna, Z.S.],
inzh.
Use nf biomycine for the preservation of fresh fish. Khar.
prom. no.1:58-63 Ja-Mr 162. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Azovsko-Chernomorskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
morskogo rybnogo khozyaystva i okeanografii.
(Chlortetracycline) (Fishery products-Preservation)

KOVALICHUX G.g. [Kov&jlchUkO H.K.1; K)SUISM9 M.F.1 LIKV61IY, V.V.
[@ @ nstkyl, V.V.l
Use of sorbic acid for the processing of cold-smoked hearrings.
Khar.prom. no.2t65-67 Ap-Je 162. (MIRA 15-9)
1. Azovsko-Chernon6rakiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
morskogo r7bnogo khozyaystva i okeanografti.
(Fishery products--Preservation) (Sorbic acid)

MO@KLLNIKG. N,F,
Eff'lcisnt r-e,.h,-ds for -.,-Ie -rocaalng and eistabl,-'-@i7@ent of
ra.i matcrial .,(-.rm3 in prriauction ci - irjzen
.i IR A
Khar. prom. nc.li7'-73 Ja-M, 165. (XI -'C 74 j

NR: AP5019175
t]R/0337/65/000/007/006J3/0069
664.95
AUTHOR: Moskalenko, N. F.; Konyukhovj, V. M. (Chief technologist)
TITLE-. Tho expediency of recalculating the actual (physical) tin can size Into standard
units according tothe not weight of the cans
SOURCE.- Rybnoye*khozy&ystvo, no. 7, 1965P 68-69
TOPIC TAGS: fish product packaging, can size
I ABSTRACT:: The norms for raw material consumption during the pr*duction of canned
fish products is established on the basis of 1000 standard tin cans 1. e.
1 #8 cans with a
netweigbtof-360g. In the past.- the recalculations of raw material connumption in the
case of cans of other physical sizes was carried out in the enterprises of the Azov-Black
Sea baoin lby.utllizing -the volume ratios of the cans in qu"estion. The authors of the article!
t suggest, on -the basis of numerous mxamples, that the recalculation should be done on the
basis of weight ratios; otherwise,, e.g., enterprises producing #3 cens will show a surplua,!
of raw materials while those whose output consists of #19 cans will ithow a constant do- I
ficit-of raw7katerials.---.
(Ccird

N ITR: AP6019175
ACCE&SIO
ASSOCUTION: Azch.erNM0; Yaltirwkfy rybokombinat (Yalta Fish Coacern)
SUBMITTED' . 00 ENCL,. 00 SUB CODE: GO
NO REP, Sovo. 000 OTHERt 000
Card

MMULEMOR N,G,
Possible relations of phy-tophenological pheno=s-na with tb--
mocistening of soils in Yaroslavl Province, Biule MOIF. Ortdgeole
37 no.44150 JI-Ag 162. (KIRA 16'.5)
(11agorlye District--Soil moisture)
(Nagorlye District-Vegetation and climate)

VOSTOKOVA, Ye.A.; TAGUI;UVA, L.N.; VEREYSEY , N.G.; PREOBRAMENSKAYA,
N.N.; 1,110AALF71KO 14 G.- RACHRISKAYA, N.N.; TUF14ANIIIA, V.I.;
'- -'-" ' " H
S
HITOi, red.; PFVZNF.i, V.I., tekhr..red.;
OKOL,;IjOVA, Z.P., tekhn.red.
[Handbook and guide to the lithological composition of ourf-
ical sectiments and the depth of occu@-rence of underground
waters] Spravochnik-opredelitell 1-itologicheskogo sostava
poverkhnostnykh otlozhenii i glubiny zaleganiia podzemnykh
vod. Pod re@. II.G.Vereiskogo i E.A.Vostokovoi. Moskva,
SellkhozizdFAt, 1963. 259 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuzz*-y nauchno-issiedovatellskiy institut
gidrogoologii i inzhenernoy geologil. 2. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-
issledovateltBkiy in.titut gl,irogeologii i inzhenernoy geo-
logii (for all except Orlova, Fevzner, Okolelova).

M03KALENKC, N.G.
Methods of building phenological spectra. Nauch. dok-',. v-y-9.
shkoly; biol. nauki no. 2:103-106 164. (MLRA 17:5)
1. Rekomendovana kafedrcy botaniki Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
pedagogicheskogo instituta im. V.I.L--nina.

A 'Y.
4, 1.) 1%C;.; III, .". , I..N. ; T' V.: .
l'sc of forest vegetation as an c.' -,-'
g2acial complrx Trlidy l'!CIP P: 130-131t ' i,,(. -
, X@,;- A 1,7: :,.

MOSKAIZNKOP M.G.
Vegetation cover of the environs of Norillsk. Bot. zhur. 50 ro.6,
1229-837 Je 165. (MIRA 18i7)
1. Laboratoriya indikatsionnoy geobotaniki Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-
lssladovatellskogo inatituta gidrogeologii i inzhenernoy geologit,
Moskva.

KUTS. P.V.. kand. takhn. nauk; KOSKALZMKO. R.O., inzh.
Results of using single-phase electric tractors. Kelch. oil'. hoffp.
[81 no.12:13-15 D 157. (min 10:12)
(Tractors) (Blectricity In agriculture)

13(-)YKC, brigadir prokliodclieskoy brigady kcraunistic-hes?oi tr da;
NOKS-EaTL , N.A. , brigadir (,rl4i!ady;
I.I.P. , brigadi r prokhodc@,a.-koy ,,rigady I
ISACHENKO, I A. , briguair prokhodcheolkoy brigady kcrrmtini.,;t'-
cheakogo truda
Fast pro@esss i n dove ilopment mining. ' cc,l; V no. 1 11
N, 63.
1. Shakhta No.22 ii:;. Kirciva treata K-'ro,%,ugoll (f*cr
2. Shakhty No.1-2 "Novaya Golubovkall (for Novoselets).
3. Shakhta ""amkovskaya-2" tresta Kadiyevagoll (for Moskalei.t'.
4. Shakhtu 1:0.53 tregta Antratait (for IL;achenko).

Improv,,ment of Uie inspection of automatic cab 3.grifl]
devices in diesel locomotives. Av-to.,-,. telem. i sviaz' 8
no.2;36 F 164. ("IRA 17: 6)
1. 3tarshly elektrome"anik kont-rollno-ispytatellnogo
punkta Liskinskoy distantsil signallIzatsii i svyazi Yugc-
Vostachn6y dorogi.

BABCHENKG, N.N.; MSKALENKC, N.P.; VCLWOVICH, Ye.A., otv. red.;
PASIfflffMUYAV'(@-Vr-r*d.; YE;FIMENKO, A.S., tekhn. red.
[Manual for workers of fish processing plants; collection
of technological instructions and reference material on the
primary processing of fish on board fishing ships pf the
Kaliningrad Economic Council] Spravochnik ryboobralbotchika;
abornik tekhnologichaskikh lnstruktail, spravochnogo mate-
riala po perichnoi obrabotke ryby na promyslovykh sudakh
Kaliningradskogo sovnarkhoza. Kaliningrad, Kaliningradskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 259 p. (141RA 16:9)
(Fish processing plants)

TRONOVP B.V.; BORTOVOY, I.M.; 140SKALErIKO, N.P.
Complexes of naphthoquinanas with phanols. Zhur. ob. khin. 33
no.5-.1639-1641 My 163. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Tomskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet imani V.V. Kuybyaheva.
(NaDhthoquinone) (Phanola)

PMSHIN, G.N.; KOSKAYMMO, lF.Tu.
Chemotherapeutic properties of pyraldine. Ned.pram. 14 no.2:52-53
F 160. (KIRA 130)
1. Vassoymzny7 nauchno-lasladovatellakty khimiko-farmateevticheakly
institut iment S. Ordzhonikidze.
(qUIVA IRE)

PERSHIV, G.N. ; MOSKALENKO, 11. Yu.
Chemotherapeutic properties of aninoquinol in cuUmeous lelsh-
maniasia in mice. Fard. i toks. 26 no.4t446--452 Jl-Ag'63
7MIRA 17t4)
1. VbeBoytz=yy nattobnd-Issledovatellskiy khim-tko-farmateei-
ticheakiy institut itani S.C!rdzhonikidze, Moskvas

17 , 7

YAKOVLEVA, A.I. (Mosl-va); SHIKICH:WA, il.V. (@oskva); PER'-IHIN, G.N. (MoSkvft);
MOSKALOKO, V.Yus (Mosk-,,a)
MorphologInal charactari5tics of a model of cutaneous leisch-
winJasjo 1-n wl,itf mice. Arkh. [tit,. 27 no.4152-57 165.
(MIRA 1815)
11 Otde-l W-miot.erapil (zav. - chlen-kor-respondent AMN SS.'R 1',rof.
G.N.Pershin) Vsesoyuznogo nauc"o-issledovatellckogo kh1m.kc-far-
matsevticht-,skcpo inst-Itutn imen, Ordzhonikidze.

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"T,,;,@, -- I ri " " @z I,,!* :Y,%11@1. !"; , , U!, , " " ", 4,1 .... ..
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USSR / 7orm Animals. Silkworms. Q-7
Abs Jour i Rof Zhur - Biol., No 10, 1958, No 45359
Author : Novikov, S. T.; Moskalenko, 0. V.
Inst s blot given
Title ; The Influence of Cortein Biologicclly Active SubstencC3
Upon the Development end Froductivonaeo of tho Mulborr@,-
Fooding, Silkworm (Bombyx mori L.). Report No. 2. Tho
Effect of the Addition of Thyroiodin to the Food of the
Mulborry-Fooding Silkworm on the Output cnd Quclity of
Cocoons.
Orig Pub i Neuk. zap. Nizhin'sk. dorzh. pod. in-t, 1956, 7, 82-87
Abstrnct The mulberry loeves wore trontod with thyrooidin rolution
in concentrPtions of 2tloo,ooo, 4:ioo,ooo rnd 8:100,000,
rnd wore fed to Irrvro of silkworm thrice - d,-y rt 19-250 C.
The 1,-rvco reared on those lonvoo hrve r hiF;hcr waight
before changing into pupro; the cocoons spun by them hrvo
Card 1/2
53

MOSULINKO, 011ga Yakovlevna; OUHIJATA, Hargarita Vasillyawna; NOTIKOV, K.P..
otvetotvennyy*re(t6kt'or,--DHITRIYVA, L.N., redaktor izdatellstva;
ZAZULISXAYA, V.F., takhnicheekly redaktor
[Abbau.; a text book in German language) Abbau.; uchabnoe posobia vo
nemetakanu iazyku. Koskva. Ugletakhizdat, 1956. 179 p. (KLRA 10:1)
(Ocal mines and aining-Terminology)
(Gorman language-Chrestomathies and readers)

m , komindir n i, a @,tryaaa (Mirm@rj. An'@%jrlctila ) , "-A:, I @ -., r-i , . I- . .
stnrqA,A.--, 9?itirtaan ;'4.r-Vy. Artqrktl.,Ia).
in t-jo depth of tro Antarctic. Grnzhd.ar. @4 ac.@: " t - -,' .1 ; ' r@ 7
I V!AA , ' .:4)
IkAntnrctic regicinn---'eronnuticq@

84'-58-1-10/52
AUTHOR: Coamander of the Antarctic Aviation Detachment
W Qnkro - g
-Tallyevoklyt -T. , Senior Navigator
TIME: Over the Southern Extremity of the Globe (Na yuzhr-oy okonechaosti zem-
nogo sharm)
PERIODICAL:Grazbdanskaya aviatelya, 1958,,,,Nr 1, p 21 (USSR)
ABSTRWT: The article deals with the operations and accomplishments of aviation
within the progrw of the IGY. Air services were maintained all year, despite
violent mww storms lasting for weeks on end. landings someti;-ws lod to be made
on tmexplored ice fields among cracks,, or on icebergs,, island and fiords. Ice
reconnaissance from the air extended to 700 kn from the coast. Mie diesel-electric
transporter "Ob'" was monitored from the air to the Mirnyy settlement. The aero-
Photogmpblng of coast-e-1 areas went on continuously. Specially equipped aircraft
laboratories were regular4 exploring the atmosphere up to 5000 m.altitude. Special
mention is made of the part of aviation in the establishment of the Kbmsomollskaya
and the Vostok-1 stations. The tractor-sled expedition imel r Tresbnlikov into the
interior for re-establisbment of these stations after the polar night was supported
by fuel supply stations along the route, which were established from the air,
partly by dropping bearrels with parachutes. Ftmm Jaamry to ffor@mber, 3000 hours
CaTd 1/2

Over the Southcru Extremity of the Globe
84-58-1-10/32
ware floim by the aircraft of the detachment. Mch fuel, special eaulpoent,.aad
food supplies have been transported, omr 100 tons of which went to the Vostok-1
at&&,,ion alone. A p@uo&vqph showing preparation of a runway on ice, accompanies
the text.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Aeronautics - International Geographic Year
2. Aeronautics - Antarctic - USSR
Card 2/2

HOSKALCHKO, P.I., Inth.
Reducing air escapes in laxnetak Basin mines. Bezop. truds v prow.
I no.12:11-12 V '57. (MIRA 12:3)
Manetsk Basin-Kine ventilation)

A
IINDENAU, N.I., in2h.; MOSKAI. jn7,h.j,IA)FAThIN, GJ ., in2h.;
PUSYGINI, Y.Y., kand.t#-k@)n.nauk
About the M.A. YrainkWs article "Calculatinp air in accord,@-ncp
with gas c-)ntent and controlling t@e ventilation of workings."
Bezop. truda v prom. 5 no.8:12-14 ig 'fl. (MIFL.,
1. hombinat Kuzbassupol' (for Lindenau, MoskalenPo, Lopatkin).
2. Nachal'nik otdola ventilyatsii I frava Makfyev5:kog-,) nauc@,no-
issledovatel'-skogo Instituta, V. Makeyevka, Stallnsk)y :)blaf@ti
(for Busypin).
(Mine ventilati@)n)
(Krainikov, M.A.)

EAOSKAUc,NIKO, F. I., Cand )C 3cl -- ((ilos,) `Aood duppl-7 @f' tha r.)road
hip facia in man." .`@Iov, l!"'7, 1@@ p@ (Klev -Jt,ts-- I lf,: 17
A. i@. LiOfTOnjOts), Jon (-,OT,,Ies (KL, "11-1-17, )c')

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USSR/Crystals. B-5
Abs Jour Referat Zhur KhWya, Ho 6, 1957, 18313
Author S.A. Moskalenko.
Inst Institute.
Title To Computation of Lande's Electron g-Factor at F-Center.
Orig Pub Tr. Kishinevsk. a.-kh. in-ta, 1956, 9, 115-120
Abstract Lande's g-factor for the basic position of an electron
in the F-center of a NaC1 ctystal was computed taking
into consideration the crystal symmetry and the fine
structure of shells in the F-center. It followed from
the obtained equation that the g-factor coincided with
the g-factor of the s-electron. It showed that the dis-
cri.;ancies disclosed at experiments of paramagnetic re-
oci,ncu (Hutchison C.A., Noble G.A., Mys. Rev., 195i@,
8-1; vo 6) between the values of g-factc..-3 for the elec-
tron in thu F-center and the s-electron could not be ex-
plained either by the lattice symmetry, or by the addi-
tLon
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HOSKALINIO A Illik"
On the theory of local electron states in cr7stals. Ukr.fiz.
vhur. 2 uo.2:su"l--.59-60- '57. (WWA 10:7)
1. Inatitut fialki All URSR.
(9= itons) (Cryatallography, Hathematleal)

ATJ THO R @"A.Ioaicaloako' 34.
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TI= s On the Theory of tho Mott Zxciton In @I;cali-Hallde Grystals
(K t)nrii o@ojltnau aott;a v ahchalochno-@,.Llnidnyldi krIz1:;!All%kh,
ISIRI OD I (AL sOptlica I Spa@:troslcnpiya, 1956, Vol 5, ITIr 2, pp 147-15@) (USSP')
"MAV'T Tno paper is an-Ar3ly tnanr3tictLl. The autlaor dljoisses -vi al@cdli-
halide crystal consistia- of IT al@uli-metil Atous and IT halogaii atoLis
In alicali atoLaa tho a-shell is bein6 fillsd, vjhil3 halo,-an atoms h--ii3
five alactrous in the p-shell. The raaay-olactroa theory of t-,a Ua-@.
.)xci';on is discuss3l for such a cr,,st.Al. 3xpro@ialons -Lr:) outAawi for
t'L-.o 3aargy of oxcitttion of tha cryat@Al and for the ..ot-. ax zi -,on band
Tho exuroajion -.vhich dascribgs the exciton band consists of thrae t3r-"
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to tna hole band of t@a3 cr7a@al. Tha5a two tjr,,Ls grj ao., ho,.,jav)r,
iden'Acul with the exprasuions for the anar6y of 6aaarAl conduction
and hola bands because of @cna projenco In bot!i t-grinu of f@inc'-AnuAi
vihich describa trij boial s@u@3 of a;, )Itjctroa aurl a hola. The
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On tho TI,3ory of tho Iot@ Excitoa ia A..icali-ffalido Cryat@.ils 507151 -5-2 -6/2ti
third tax, i is dlia to tho i-it.-iracTton @W;@,;oon alactr-.is iii.-I icl.)3 -
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SOV/126-8-2-3/26
AUTHORS: Giterman, M. Sh. and Moskalenko, S. A.
TITLE: On the Structure of Energy Bands in Ionic Crystals
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, 1959, Vol 6, Nr 2,
PP 170-175 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The interaction between electrons in crystals was
taken into account in the Shubin-Vonsovskiy polar model
(Ref 1). On the basis of this model Vonsovskiy and his
collaborators (Ref 2) have considered a large number of'
static and kinetic effects in metals and semiconductors
and have obtained good agreement with experimental data
The method of second quantization turned out to be a
convenient mathematical apparatus and was developed by
Bogolyubov (Ref 3) for application to crystals. However,
in Ref 3 only the simpler case of s-electrons was
considered and excited states were not taken into account.
Seidov and Galishev (Ref 11) have taken into account one
non-degenerate p-state which gave an overlap of energy
bands in the spectrum of elementary excitations even in
the zero-order approximation. The fact that degeneracy
Card.1/4 with respect to the magnetic quantum number was neglected
in all the above papers means that it was not possible to

sov/126-8-2-3/26
On the Structure of Energy Bands in Ionic Crystals
obtain, for example, the anisotropy of the effeCLive inasses
of current carriers and certain other effects. The
present authors have generalised the polar model to the
case of ionic crystals (NaCl, KCI) in Ref 5. The present
paper is also concerned i-rith the problem and gives special
attention to the degeneracy of the electron states at the
C1 points, and the possibility of the motion of current
carriers of each sign over hoth cations And anions, The
first of these effects has an important influence on the
energy spectrum of the "holes", and in particular, on
the anisotropy of their effective inasses. The second
effect leads to a change in the form and position of the
energy bands, i.e. it has an influence on the properties
of the current carriers. rhe work reported in [?(-fs 6 and 7
may be considered as the zero-order approximation of the
solution now given. For simplicity, lattice vibrations are
not taken into account. An ideal cubic lattice is
considered with two types of points g a nd h o c c ii p I e 11
by positive and negative ions respectively, the ions being
Card2/4 considered as fixed. In the ground state, the electron

sov/126-8-2-3/26
On the Structure of Energy Baub in Ionic Crystals
density distribution exhibits maximum non-uniformity.
Near the &-points (Na, K) there are no valence
a-electrons, while at the h-points (Cl) there are six
electrons in the p-state having m = O,+l and
43 = �1/2 . The excitation of the aystZ is connected with
a reduction in the non-uniformity in the charge distri-
bution and the appearance of elementary excitations of
different sigms. These excitations are called electrons
and holes, by analogy with the one-electron theory and,
correspondingly, the authors refer to electron and three-
hole energy bands. The energy operator for the problem
is of the form given by Eq 1 (N.N. Bogolyubov - Ref 3).
The results obtained are substantially in agreement with
those reported by Howland in Ref 9, except that in the
present paper the interaction between the valence bands
and the conduction band is taken into account. It is
shown that the spim orbit interaction is not an essential
factor leading to the anisotropy in the effective masses of
the current carriers. An approximate diagonalization of
Card3/4 the Hamiltonian for the many electron problems is carried

sov/126-8-2-3/26
On the Structure of Energy Bands in Ionic Crystals
metlwd
out and a group theory is used in studying the structure
of the bands in some directions in K-apace.
There are I figure and 9 references, of which 8 are Soviet
and I Zngllsh.
ASSOCIATION: Ural'skiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
A.H. Gorlkiy (Ural State University imeni A.M. Gor'kiy)
SUBMTTRD: july 8, 1958
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24(2)
AUTHORS: Moskalerkc. S. A.- Tclpygc K. 3. --c 71, 2
T IT LE 3 the En&rgy S-, o@, '. r-.m J-f ,he Exc i t (,n ,f 0.- Cry 3 'a.,)
(0b rerget-@--,@eskum 9@ek're eks@tcna kristai@akhj'
PERIODICAL: ,
Zhurnal eksperimen@vtIln.,--y i -e@@ret-hez3k@
,
Vol 36, lily- 1 , Dr, 14 9-1, 6 3 (T'SSR'
ABSTRACTt The present j@aper concerr.s a of the
levels of The Mott excitor. -,i .on crys,al.9 --it f:-om.
the point of view of t-e- tne,.ry. a Mott
excito.-. is .rl-
p- by
transition of ai electron from .-hi-_- extter:@&i c- csed F-shell of
the an4on i--c ai, .-.nc'@.'Llpi@-d s-attj el the !j-jn o@-, of trie cat-,on.
The 9-arri-:7 E-.--Lq--tr,)n rnsultJr--p -r w- ard @e C-,r-esponding
hole form a systex. w .L.r @@ S a ge,. &--rr. As
basic flinctic-.s it @s arvi -L--aDIc, eur t-cn,-inE-+1Cns
of the wave fu- - u.is of tne 31p@,.t2cr@ i--. 1-ne crystal.
In the second part of '."-;3 the rnariy--ele@,- t--@jr. prublem is
reduced to th,3 ejuation cf w( of' 'wc ar'.iciej, and
the n-.ird par-, t@.'-. r-th--ornti -u - c-
assification
of excltor stat,,@ @ for K - C. -
cc --ver'@auser
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On the Energy Spe:;tr,@n rif tnr- Zx,@,.' t@.- r
in Ion Crystalij
moticn -,f tKe el ! "tr-, 1-1
(-.,x ar E; r. a a - c or.", i ..a,. t c r %--I i 1 re s Z@,f
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and
.Ir diE!-,:qzies a ar - e f -v 6 7@e t li I- d
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para-ex.,;itc,. 5 0) and "S
to these a-e p,,)-3s4-,, -,y
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if ezr,@ ' tc@ns a Yagne-.i - -el' a_--e sc,@5sd, li,ere are
Card 2/3 4 fieure.9 ar.-I 22 f w h I --@ r @ 3 " ; :. , t .

On the Enei,gy Syjr!ctr@jm of I.h(, Exciton @ M c, " t jC 7P @, -."6 -1 - 21/(,2
in Ion Crystals
ASSOC IAT ION: Institut -Fiz'.ki Akadem-'--' nwL< Ukrainskcy SSS.@ (Institute
of PhyS4 CS of the Acader.-,:., - ' ',,:, pn@@cs , Ukra@. nqkaya SSR)'
SUBMITTEDt June 9, 1958
C ard 3, /3

MOSKALEA0, S. A. Cand Ptrjs--Eath Sci IL-(diss) "EnerEg Spectrum of
Excitons in Non-deformable ionic Crystals," Kiv, 1960, 13 pp, 200 -oFies
(Kiev State U. im T. G. 6hevcheriko) (KL, 47/bO, 97)