SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOSKALENKO, V. A. - MOSKALENKO, YU. YE.

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to
temperature dependence for both metal&.. By cooling these metals from 293
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"in the.tewfarature range of 71(3-293OKe Xelardtess of its close resemblance to
cerLaaij@which has potymorphLe transformationst was confirmed. Orig. art; has:
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BELFT7,AYA, I.P,; KARPOV, V.I.; FOSKALENKO, V.A.; RETJTOV, C.A., skademik
Protolysis mechanism of ci3- and trans- If-chlorovinyl wrcury
chlorides under the effect of HCl and DCL Dokl. AN SSSR 162
no.l-.86-89 My 165. (MIRA l8t5)
1. Moskovskiy gosuciarstvennyy urtiversitet im. M.Umonosova.

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!AUTHORS: Moskalenko,
Palistrant,, M. Yes
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ITITLE: Determination of tWe"aritiaai temperature of a superconduator
iwith electric impurity
ZOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladyp v. 162, no, 3. 1965s 539-542
TOPId TAGS: superconductivity, critical temperature, electric impur-
iltys Impurity ef feat
iABSTRACT: The authors consider a two-band model of a superconductor
Pn the basis or the Froehlich Hamiltonian, and show,, under the as-
,sumption that the impurity is electric, that Interband scattering by
ithe impurity results In an appreciable change In the critical temper-
,@ture of the'superaonductor.
The proof Is based on a method used by
,one of the authors earlier (Maskalenko, FTT v. 49 2TTOP 1962) to
;determine the aritical temperatures supplemented by an aacount of the
: nd overlap and of the Impurity# Umklapp processes are neglected
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and the w coupling apprQx1mation is used. e authors thank N*. N.
ub VAR N. Zubarj@#,611id S. V. Tyablikov"Ar interest and
---:-N?V-0:Lc1@ea0nV@& V. 15. Gorv-t crIt -a mat-ka and discussions.$ This
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report was pres-en-ted bftymflff. BogolytZbov. Orig. art. has: 24 form-
ulas.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy_universitet Im. M. V.
Lomononova-046scow State University); f,6%tem&tic;heskLy institut
Akademli nauk MSSR jMqEfi6ma'U1qq institute, Academy of Sciences MSS
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AUTHORS: Maskalenk6, V. A-,;--f
ORO: Moscow State Universil?Vfm@. N. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskly
gosudarstvennyy univereltet)
TITLE: Determination of the critical temperature of a superconduc�r
with paramagnetic Impurity In the two-band model
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Voklady, v. 165, no. 2. 1965P 313-315
TOPIC TAGS: superconductivity, critical point, impurity band,
paramagnetic absorption
ABSTRACT: This to a continuation of an earlier Invest gatIon by the
author, (wIt1h K. Ye. Falistrant,, DAN,, 162, No. 3., 19(5) deallnv-with.
the Inr 9 p of a nonmagnetic impurity on the critical t(PAEI@,ture of
a suat'iguator in the two-band model. In the present article the
atXhor, presentatt-ea main results of the investigation of the inayence
of the paramagnetia impurity on the critical temperature. Using the
earlier results, as well as the results of A. A. Abrikonov and L. P.
Gorskov (ZhM v. 39,j IT81 1960 , it Lin shown that the cases or non-
magnetic and paramagnetic Impurtly differ only In the form or the

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electronic single-opartiale Greents function. Thi's rep t presentei
by ff. N. Dogolyubov 2T Mar 1965. Author thanks M. K WMIMbov for
an&-t-o-'W T r .
'interest In ttw work and a discussion of the results;
Maslyan and N. Ye. Pallstrant for useful, discussions. OrIg, art, at
mm OODKI ?0/ sum. DATSt 18v&r65/
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KISIS, S.Ya.; M0.13KALENKO, V.A.
Diagnosig of early pofltoperative acute- aardia,-, P-nd
imquf ficiency f ollowing intracardinc surgery unJ @r art i f , c J@a
blood circulation. Eksper. khir. i anest. no.1,?,5.-87 165.
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1. 0tde1eniyf) vTozhdonnykh porokov oerdtsa ( ,!,t v. :i k @ @r mk,d.
nauk V.I. Burakovskiy) i laborator"r-i fumktf3,,c)m1'nOy iiagnostlki
(zav. - kand. mod. ruiuk G.G. Gellahteyn) Instituta -,erdt,,rino--
sosudistoy khirurgii (direktor - prof. S.A. Kolecri-1krw; rvAu,@hnyy
rukovodit,311 - akademik A.K. Bak-ulev) ARN SSS)R,

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AUTHOR: Moskslenka V. A. - JCM* L. Z.
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ORO: Institute of Mathematics with Comouter Centerg Acad*w of sciencos,Moldsvian
SSR (Institute matematiki c vychislitel'nytm tsentroK AkademiL nauk Mold&skoy SSR)
TITLE*. The determlnatioftllk@ the critical temperature of a,superconductor containing
a paramagnetic impurity
SOURCE: Zhuru&L eksperbwatal'soy I tearetichettkay fLCM, v. 50, no. 3, 1966,
724-725
TOPIC TAGS: superconductivity. superconductor, critical teisperature. impurityAft"
paramagnetic center, relaxation ti
ABSTR&M A, two-band model of a superconductor developed earlier by the author fit
used to analyze the dependence of critical tearperature (T,) on the paramagnetic
impurity. It is shown that at a lov concentration of paramagnetic impurity, TC is
inversely proportional to the sum of the relaxation time. for interband scattering on
the fmpurLty.aad the relaxatfoa time for,exchange scattering of electrons In each of
the band& ort the paramagnetic atoms, It was established that a critical Impurity con-
centration.exIsts at hIgh.concentrations. [C91
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AUTHORS: Palistrant, 14. Ye.; 14oskalonkos V, A.-
ORG: Institute of Physics and Mathematics, AN Moldavian SSR (Institut fiziki i
matematiki A14 Holdavskoy SSR)
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TITLE: Determining the critical temperature of superconductors with paramagnetic
impurities
SOU11CE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 21, no. 2j, 1966, 280-281
TOPIG TAUS: suporconductJvIty, critical temperature, paramagnetic impurityg Groan
function e4eecr#Qov
AJTSTi-,ACT: The effect of intorolectron interaction retardation on the critical
temperature of a superconductor with a paramagnetic impurity is considered. The
equation for the coupled staLe of a pair of electrons (or holes) with opposite
momenta and spins and zero coupling energy is
f-0 (rA 0,Y100'.0 '9008-yj
where G(xy) is the single electron Green function in the presence of an imptLrity, Do
is the zero phonon Green function, and the bar indicates an average over ir-%Wity
atom sites and spin orientations. The kernel of the integral equation is

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evaluated. The critical temperature T. for small iR=ity concentrations is given by
T, no - --!l- , . 1, .
4 r, Is
where To is the critical temperature for the pure metals Ts is the relaxation time,
and a heas the form
a - 11M 710 00. PP/- 4 a's (PP. PP/A
F + Wes)
Here PF is the magnitude of the momentum and the contour c encloses the singularities
of the numerator of the integrand. The ratio of the paramagnetic impurity
contributions with and without consideration of the interelectron Interaction
retardation is about 0.03 for a majority of superconducting metalse Orige art@ hass
6 equarions,
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kl:,": 1n:;f-f[11LC Of' Low-Tei;tperaturc Physics, AN UkrSSI% (F.'zilro-telthniches"y institut
cm-per.lLur XN U@,rSSR)
1TI, 1' 'Cific features of low temperature plastic deformation of ticanturl
SpL
So,L7R(:!-, :'lecallovedenive i terrLicheskaya obrabocka metallov, no. 10, 1966, 48-51
anu L11serL 46
T titanium alloy, titanium alloy
,011 1 C TACS: Litanium, titanium plastic deformation,
plasLic dCfor'm;1Li0n, low temperature plastic deformation, subzero temperature deforma-
Lion/AT-2 titanium alloy
A"S',""ACT: -I'lle deformation of titanium and Litanium al,,crTs it low tempcraLures was
i!iVCsLij-,,1LC6. It W,-is fOLLId tilat as Lhc Lest Lcii,poraLure decreas"s from +20c, to
-20C, the tcnsiic and yield strenrth of M comi-.1crcial-prade titanium increases
,ation also increases, reaching a
2-2 1/2 times. Wlith temperature decrease, clone
.@imum, at -196C and L11cn dropping sorrcwhat, but only to a level which is not uclow
t@,aL of room Le--,---,)CraLurc. Increased titanium ductility at low temperature is a result
of twinning. The higher reductions in deformation cause a complete twinning and con-
sequently, strengthening of polycrystalline materials. The saw phenomena were
observerd in AT-2 tiLanium-Uase alloy, developed by Institute of K!tallurgy, AN SSSR
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,"is alloy is an a-solid solution of titanium with molybdenum, zirconium, vanadium,
or niobium. At -269C, che tensile and yield strengLh Of such alloys, vacuum
annealed at 650-700C for 30 m1n, is 130 and li'j kg/=2 which is more than twice that
at room temperature (55 and 48 kg/mm2). Ille duCLility Of Lhis alloy at -269C In
sonx-, cases is higher than that at room tetM)erature. The mechanism of plastic de-
formation of AT2 alloy is identical to that of comme rqi-al -grade titanium. The pre-
sence of + @ alloys such as VT6 and VT14 has an adverse effect: it
sharply reduces the twinning and impairs plastic deformation. These alloys have a
very high strength at cryogenic temperatures (up to 220 kg/mr,12 at -253C), but elonga-
tion is only 2-3%. Titanium alloys of the a-type are the most suitable structtiral
materials for cryogenic engineering.
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AUTHOR: Moskalenko. V. A.
ORG: Institute cf Mathematics with Computing Center, AN Moldavian SSR
(Institut matemattki a vychislitellnym tsentrom AN Moldavskoy SSR)
I A L V Lti: Investigation of the magnetic properties of double-band superconductors
in the vicinity of the upper critical field
SOURCE: Zhurnal ekspertmentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 51, no. 4, 1966,
1163-1175
TOPIC TAGS: magnetic property, critical magnetic field, free electron, equation
theory, equation,of state, superconductor
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ABSTRACT: Fundamental electrodynamic equations for double-band superconduc-
tors are formulated. The magnetic properties of pure double-band supercon-
ductors in the ne@ighborhood Of li@2 (He 4 H 2) are investigated in the almost free
electron approxifnations. An expression is Serived for the free energy of the
system in a secd;nd approximation, with respect to the difference between Hc2 and
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magnetic induction B. Other magnetic characteristics are investigated on this
basis. It Is shown that double-band superconductors of the second order can be
characterized by two constants ic, and Ica , which exceed I/ Con-
sequently, the free energy is not, generally speaking, a monotonous function of the i
mixed state theo@y parameter a and hence the lowest value of a (a > 1) is not
always realized in such superconductors, in contrast to the single band case. For
superconductors With large nonmagnetic impurities, the fundamental equations
acquire a single @and nature, the critical temperature Tc and parameter of the
Ginzburg- Landau theory being correspondindly defined on the double-band basis.
The author expre@ses his deep appreciation to Academician N. N. Bogolyubov for
his interest to this work and to L. Z. Kon and M. K. Kalpazhiu for their assistance@
in calculations. brig. art. has: 73 formulas. (Author's abstract) [AM]
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C_., co-"',@c-nological Institute for Low Tom@jraturos, 0 U@=S-'a (Fiziko-
te:*"'-'_".. 'Kly i_-15titut nizki@di tampratur A;! UkrS@
At-,azhm@,,nt. to D,3ndulun-typo impact to3tin.- machines for determining impact
at, low tomparatu_-es
Zavo@_Isk,-,ya laboratoriya, v. 32, no. 12, 1966, 1522-1523
10 FC TAG S : Lnlnalc*@ test, ductility, metallurglc testing nachino
-@io nr-@-'cla doscribes the dotails of a now'y dovelopo@ to a @Yr_'O
machine, which makes it Dosaible to carry out
in ran-o of 77-")0o:'L, and a ;-,ochan is m for the a utor@a Lc -_n
san@ia fro:-, cryostatic chambor onto the tost:@ng stand. A schume o; I Lni% -'s
[e-mail] @X' Fi7-@:re i. In oxporinent@; carriod out with cryostats of d_@fforon-@.
!'@O CM13) it was established that the tomporaturo in the
f '70 to
unly a@; a function of the powar of the heater. The unit dezr_:-@@L,d
articlo mak-)L it possible to carry out slow cooling of three samples, anG Lub&ccuont
t(3.-',Ln,, at determined temporaturos. Orig. art. has; 2 figures.
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1. Machallnik takhnicheakogo otdola aluchby putt. Khar1kov.
(Railroad engineering--Tables, calculations. etc.)

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Unnecessar7 signal. Put' I put. khoz. no. 8:44 Ag '58. (KMA 11:8)
(Ra ilroads-Signal Ing)

MOSKALS11KO. V. 1.
Hidden econom7 aources. Put' i put.khoz. no.10:10-U
0 159. (MM 132-2)
1. Machal'nik proyektao-taystmtellnoy gruppy, g.8aratov.
(Railroado-Surveying)

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IGUATIM, BA., red.; PANCIORKO. A.Ta.,
red.; WN, D.P., red.; TULIN, U.S.. red.; IMMOVA, U.N..
klmdozh,-tekha,red.
[Collection of scientific research popors on oilseed and aronatic
pl"ntal Sbornik nauchno-laslodovatel'skikh robot po moslichnym
i efiromaslichnym kul'turam. Kookys, ltd-vo M-va sall.khoz.SSSR,
196o. 284 p. (mIRA 14:3)
1. Krasnodar. Toosovuzayy nouchno-iosledovatellakly institut
maslichnykh iefiromaelichnykh L-al*tijr.
(Oilseed plants) (Aromatic plants)

MOSKALENKO, V. 1.
Cand. Tech Sci - (diss) "Study of the performance and basis for
parameters of the working members of machines used for harVesting
sesameell Krasnodar, 1961. 20 pp; (Ministry of A@rriculture RSFSR,
Stalingrad Agri Inst); 200 copies; free; (KL, 7-61 sup, 241)

TISHCHENKO, A.V., L-ind.sellskokhoz. nauk; MOSKALE;NKO, V.I.
Physiology of hybrid seadif obtained from the crosses of monosperm-cus
and polyspermous sugar beets.-Agrobiologia no.4:617-619 JI-Ag 163.
(1,afa 16:9)
1. Foltavskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut.
(Sugar beet breading) (Seeds)

SOV/ 137-58-10-20927
T ran slation from. Refe rat ivnyy zhurna I, Meta llurg I ya, 1958, Nr 10, p 79 (USSR)
AUTHORS Freyberg, M.A., Moskalenko, V.I.
TITLE Pull in the Cold Drawing of Zinc Phosphate -coated Tubes
(Tyagovyye usiliya pri kholodnom volochenii trub s tsink-
fosfatnym pokrytiyem)
PERIODICAL- V sb.: Prokatn. i trubn. proiz-vo. Moscow, Metallurgizdat,
1958, pp 370-377
ABSTRACT When Linc phosphate coating (ZPC) is used as a method of
preparing tubing (T) for drawing (D), the pull diminishes, and
this makes it possible to increase deformation in a single pass.
The antifriction properties of ZPC are considerably better than
those of copper-plated surfaces. In order to determine the co-
efficient of friction with ZPC of outer and inner surfaces of T,
measurement of actual pull in TD was made at the Novotrubnyy
(New Pipe) Plant by means of a short mandrel of Nr ZO and
30KhGSA steel. The actual pull is 3816 less than calculated.
This is explained by reduction in the friction between the con-
tact surfaces of the T and the tool. Experiments show that the
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Pull in the Cold Drawing of Zinc Phosphate -coated Tubes
0.08-0. 10, and not 0. 15 as in the drawing of T with copper surfaces. A check
on the calculated pulls with allowance for the reduced coefficient of friction
(0.1) makes it possible to introduce greater severity in the groovings for TD
and to eliminate one or two passes.
B.Ts.
1. Pipes--Processing 2. Zinc phosphate--Coatings 3. Friction--Reduction
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AUTHORS: FreybeEg,_M. A., Assistant Manager, Moskalenko, V. I., Head of *.@-,e
Technologic Department
11 IV,,,
TITLEt Cold DrawIQ of Pipes on an Oxide Film
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1960, No. 6, pp. 32-33
TEXT: To reduce friction for es arising during the cold drawing of pipe.5
they were subjected to RH@erlzingl7or coppering and greasing prior to drawing.
These processes were carried out at the etching department. The technology of
parkerizing and copperIng is described. To Increase the efficiency of the
etching department at the Pervouraltskiy novotrubnyy zavod (Pervoural'skiy New
Pipe Plant) workers of the Plant developed a new technology of preparing mandrel-
less pipes for drawing by eliminating the parkerizing and coppering process.
Coppering and hot water washing were replaced by prolonged washing of the pipes
with a firepump jet. During washing with the cold water jet and subsequent
holding during 7-10 minutes In the open air an oxide film was formed on the
pipes. This film was subjected to saponification In a sponif'yIng emulsion bath
and then formed a satisfactory antifriction coating, preferable to a
parkerized or coppered one. This oxide film may easily form on pipes of all
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Cold Drawing of Pipes on an Oxide Film S/13G/60/00U/O@,6/016/011
carbon and a oyed steelsi including J2XfdP (12Kh:,1-17) 15M i ( 15nm)
12t4)((L2MKh),Y15X (15Kh).%'4OX (4OKh),D
and other steel grades. By Usi he new technoYogyan amount of 90 tons 0
copper sulfate was annually saved and the crane operations were re-Iliced. Plpe
drawing on an oxide film is performed on conventional pipe drRwing macnine,;.
The surface of pipes rolled on an oxide film was improved and the rejects
decreased to 0.12% in comparison to 0.18-0.22% obtained by the previous
technology. The annual savings for one pipe drawing shop amount to 230,GGU
rubles.
ASSOCIATION: Pervoural'skiy novotrubnyy zavod (Pervoural'skiy New Pipe Plant)
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Drawing unannealed carbon steel tubes without mandrels.
Stall 21 no.8:725-727 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Pervoural'skly navotrubnyy zavod.
(De@t@p drawing (Metalwork)) (Pipe, Steal)

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(Concrete blocks) (Tools)

DrTACMKO, T.G.; XMIMOV, A.L.; KOSKALIKKO. T.K.; SHKUMO, S.I.
ETIELIMN. R.A.
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in the first five-Tear plan. Top.trtida no.10-66 158.
(AIRA 12.8)
(Hours of labor)

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stroi. 15 no.4:19-21 Ap 158. (KIRA 11:5)
(Drilling and baring machinery)
(Gas and oil engines)

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'30-31 VT '59- (14IRA 12:7)
(Power tools)

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DANIUH. Fetr TaLrovIevich; MIKHEYEV, Turly Aleksandrovich: STCHIT,
Leonid Ivanow1ch. Pr1nimall uchasti": SHALAGOMA. T.S.. inzh.;
SKORODIVSKIT. Ta.M.. kand.tekhn.nauk: KALINICHMO. N.Y.. inzh.;
CHAZZIN. Te.T.. Insh.; ASTAFITST, V.D., inch.; PROKOLPITIV, V.I.,
vedushchly konstruttor; HWY. V.A.. starshly master; KO@K'@"ffi.,
laborant; URASIKOV. N.Y.. laborant; POPOV. N.A., ka@Cyfziko-matez's
nauk; KALINICHMO' N.Y., iazh.. LTUBIHOV, M.G., otv.red.; ALADOVA.
Te.l., takhn.red.; PROZOROTSICATA, V.L., takha.red..
(Protection of the electric equipment and cable networks in u0nes]
Zaahchita, shakhtnykh slaktroustanovok i kabel'afth setel. Pod red.
N.F.Shishktaa. Moskva. Ugletakhtsdat, 1959. 242 p. (MIRA 12:3)
(Zlectricity in m1nin4) (Zlectric cables)

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AUTHOM Mikhaylov, V. .4. . Moskalenko.
TITLE: Algorithm for solving a problem on a "Ural" machine according
to a program compiled for a "Kiyev" automatic digital device
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Matemattka, no. 10, 1962, 67, abstract
1OV356 (Zb. prats' z-obohiel. matem. i tekhn. v. 1. Kiyev,
AN ussn, 1961, 61-67 [Ukr.1 summary in Russ.])
TEXT: This algorithm is described in terms of the address programs.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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MEFROCHNOV, Yu.P.; MMKALENKO, V.N.
Structure of the Gatauta, shelf based on reconnaissance seismic
investigations. Geol. nefti i gaza 7 no.8:51-54 Ag ,63.
(MIRA 16:10)
1. Institut okeanologii AN SSSR.

HOSKALENKOD V.N.
New data on the struature of the aadl nt=7 -)Ayer of the
Mediterranean Saa. bokl. AN SSSR 152-imo.60457-1460 0 163.
(MIRA 16tll)
1. Institut okeanologil AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
A.L. YanshInym.

REYNOV, Mikhail Naumovich; OREGMANy Vladimir Illich; MOSKALEV0,
Vladimir Mikhaylovich; NAKHRIOWCH,! Zduard MWInvich;
PETROV, Yevgeniy Yuvenallyevich; WSWISKIY, Naum LYovich;
AKSMIOV, Yevgeniy Mikhaylovichl ROMIOVv B.N., inzh.,
retsenzent; SHAKHNOVA, V.M., red.; FRUTM", P.S., tekhn.red.
(Shipbuilding calculations on electronic computers) Sudo-
stroitel'rWe raschety na elektronnykh vychislitelInykh ma-
shinakh. [By) M.N.Reinov i dr. Leningrad, "Sudostroenie,"
1964. 169 P. (I-ILI 17:3)

111/ @, )'A '4- L-@ " 'I 'i , '
il q @ V
AUTHORS: Idoskalenko, V. N., Osipov, A. !I., Candidate 30-9-44/48
-6r-ff-istorical sciences.
TITLE: The Evaluation of Tasks of Soviet OfteatAlism
(ObsuzhdeniyQ zadach sovetskogo vostokovedeniya).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 27, fir 9, pp. 132-134 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: More than 250 delegates from all Soviet republics participated
in the conference of orientali3ts which took place in
Tashkent (June 4-11). Numerous guests from friendly foreign
countries were present. After introductory words by
E. M. Zhukov, member of the AN and secretary, B. G. Gafuroy,
director of the Institute for Orientalism AN USSR, eave the
statement of accounts. The following papers dealt with the
cultural development of the peoples of East and Southeast
Asia. A. G. Krymov (Kuo-Schao-tan) talked on the inter-
national importance of the Chinese people's revolution.
A lecture by Din-Dze-lyan, dean of the Northeast-Chinese
University on "Sun-Yat-sen and his role in the international
fight of liberation of the peoples of Asia" met with great
approval with the historians. The speaker pointed out the
Card 1/2 extremely great importance of soviet orientalism which at

The Evaluation of DLaka of Soviet Grientallaq 30-9-44/48
first was for the benefit of the peoples of Caucasia lagging
behind and then for the benefit of all peoples of Central
Asia. Sumbad-zade, vicepresident of the Azerbaidzhan AN,
reported on the state of orientalism in his country, the same
did M. G. Nersisyan, preoident of the Armenian All, as well
as the Academy-presidents of the Tadzhik and Turkmen
republics. Azimdzhanov, member of the AN (Uzbek AN), talked
on the history of Uzbekistan, the development of her culture
in the course of centuries, cn the cultural heritaCe of the
Abu-Rey-Khan Biruni, the famous "canon of medical science"
of Ibn Sin. All writings have now been translated from
Arabic into Russian.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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S/113/60/UOO/0"_"_
D270/D301
AUTHORS: 6tefanovich, Yu.G.,, Moskalev" V. and L-u-,
Candidates of Technical Gciences
TITLE- The determination of torsional oscillations in the
transmission of a A -51 (GAZ-51) automobiie
PERIUDICAL: Avtomobillnaya promyshiennost', no. 10, 1960, 10 - 12
TEXT.- Calculations are carried out to determine the resonance
speed of an engine at various ratiOB and to reveal spots in the
transmission where maximum amplitudes can be expected. Data obtai-
ned experimentally by F,F. Simakov with a GAZ-51 engine and trans-
mission together with information derived from the geometrical di-
mension3 of transmission components can be used as a basis for the
calculation. The arrangement of the former Is shown, indicating
mass distribution and the corresponding lengths of the shafts, The
computation provided the necessary data to plot one-, two-, three.-
and four-node forms of vibrations in the transmission system. In
the multimass system of a vehicle resonances of several natural oB-
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The determination of torsional D270YD301
cillations of the system with various order harmonies are possible
for the same engine speed. The notion of harmonic moments is rela.-
ted to the method of expanding the engine torque in Fourier series-
In the case of a four-stroke, straight-line six-ex-Ander GAZ-51 en-
gine with the cranks of Ito shaft disposed at 120 , the main harmo-
nics wiil be of the 3rd, bth and 9th order, and so on. The resonan
ces of various forms of vibrations with harmonics In a multimass
system can be demonstrated by composing a table of the resonant
engine revolutions for various speeds of the aear box. Flexible
line curves indicate that maximum shaft torque anglea and the cor.
responding maximum torsional moment amplitudes can be expected
along the primary shaft and the half-shafts in the case of one- and
-two-node forms of -.-ibrations in first, secrind and third gears, The
experimental checking was carried olit with the use of 9train gages
and an oscillograph, The arrangement for measuring the torque of
the pr1mary gear box shaft is illustrated.. The operational condi-
t1ons included. Intensive acceleration with a fully open throttle
in first gear with subsequent change to higher gears, similar acce-
leration in second gear; gradual acceleration in the same gear or
der, accelerat�on with fully open throttle in third gear from a m'--
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The determination of torsional D270/D301
nimum a-table speed to Its maximumi similar acceleration in fourth
gear. The oscillograms obtained are also shown. Analysis of the
traces at resonance maxima enables the engine revolutions torsionai
vibration frequencies, maximum and minimum torque and the swing in
torque oscillation to be computed. Analysis showed that maximum
forced vibrations in third gear occur when the three-node natural
oscillations of the system resonate with the third harmonic of ihe
engine@ When the two-nodal natural vibrations of the system resona-
te with the first harmonic of the engine, the swing in forces oe-
cillations is smaller and indicates a flatness in the resonance
curve. The curves demonstrate that torsional vibrations In third
and fourth gear are quite significant from the point of view of
strength and noise. It is therefore necessary to take steps to eli-
minate tnem by mounting dry friction dampereq initial friction,
inertia damperaq etc@ Ualculation of the toAr_@Ional vibrations in a
car transmi3aion permits accurate determination of the former a
frequency and form to be made. The measurement of torque vibrations
on the 6ear box input shaft enables the maximum torque o8cilla-
tions at resonant speeds to be determined. There are 4 figures, 2
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The determination of torsional -.
tables and 4 SovieT,-bloc references.
ASSMATION: i,IAMI
S1 I 13/60/000/01u/ Ok)VU14
u270/D301
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MOSKALENMS_-V,R. (146skva)
Applying the specified theory of plate banding to the problem
of natural vibrations. Inzh.zhur. 1 no.3s93-101 161, (KIRA 150)
(Elastic plates emd ahells-Vibration)

M
8/879/62/000/000/041/088
D234/ 308
A.UTHOR M0ab1QnkQ,_Y- N. Moscow)
TITLE: Taking into Account the rotational inertia and 6hear de-
formation in problems of natural vibrations of plates
SOL RIOE Teoriya*plastin. i obo:'ochek; trudy Il Voesoyt., noy konfe-
z
rentaii, Llvov, 15-21 sentyabrya 1961 g. Kiev, Izd-vo
AN 'USSR, 1021, 264-266
TEXT: The auth.or represents the improved equations of the problem
in a@general formt
+ @2w
2(
W
Eh P rB P
;t
6Q(1 + 91 1 +21 s2w
'P .5727 +
@5Bh
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D234/D308
6X(i 0) 2cp
+ 2 W) +
h Tt
19-= j.W,9@+2L1 + t;) a2w
h2 E p @ _t2
Equations of various authors can be obtained by assigning differ-
ent numerical values to oc, r. Some results in calculating the na-
tural frequencies according to these theories are claimed, and fre-
quency equatiors of the three-dimensional theory of three-layer
shells are given.
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MOSKAUNKO, V.N,__(Mdskvm)
Natural vibrations of sandwich plat-ea. Izy,AN SSSR.Otd.tokh.-
nauk.Yokh. i mashinostr. no.4:125-129 JI-Ag 162. (KRA 15:8)
(Sandwich construction-Vibration)

i-ZITDON M A-P500': 16' v@-"V(Yr'
i Mosk&lenko, V.- N.
7 @'-U, On the Btability of a thrpf-llnjer -,IiAte
.@:2@-";11-7. Ali ArmSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya riziko-matematicheskikh nauk, v. 17, no.
6, 1964, 65-71
@ @4
TOM TAGS t shell stability, chel-I rtructiirl, huckling.,
elastic! %heU
hn exar-t solution In f',lr Ine .)roolem of aLab.illty of a thl-k
(sand-wich) plate, wnder Navler
3) , Du the bas I g o F 1 1,
n(, r P.Lat, i ve fi A I p-Fw,
-vers. The plate to assimed t-
Oliva haylp 111entira.."
P1@1113cwn "Oefficlent It "F, ahown
-@rlue of the propertls@s -.C '-n- twcl typf!6 '21
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of stability los"s are possible, accompanied by antisy=etrical or symmetrical
deftimation, reirpeevively (bending mnd symmetrical buckling) 7he condItions
sxLtIsfied for bot.b oases are analyzed. The Bnt I SYMM,-tr" " ft@ 3 1) r S! -i;-I j A! t@ Of
e, .htcK ttwee-layer plttt,!.@ vltli F. entra- ki,:ftr of sqaexe -7.,)8s Ilertion is
-3ed by way of an examp-'ke. art, has: figur?,P &iv! ?" formulas.
"-SR:
Institut nekharik4l AN --'SSP KN S)
M., 2@Apr64
;.fE? SOV 1 006 OTHERt PO I

ACCESSION KRs AP401.3525
S/0258/6,4/004/003/0516/052.4
AUTHOrG t Bolotin, V. V. @ (Moscow); Hoskalenkqj
_J. $. (Moscow)
TITLE: Deflection of two layer plates connected with elastic rods
SOURCE: InzhonorrW*y zhurnal, V. 4, no, 3, 1964, 516-524
TOPIC TAGS: elastic platep middle surface deflection, torsion, shear, deformation,
elasticity modulus, Poisson coefficient, stress tenser, potential energy, trans-
verse component, variational principle
ABSTUICT: The deflection of a system consisting of two elastic plates connected
5
with rods (see Fig. I on the Enclosure) war, studied, considering middle surface
deflection, plus the torsion, shear, and deformation of the connecting rods. The
thickness h... alaziticity modulus E,,, , and Poisnon's coefficient 4,:, for each
plate are assumed to be constant. The doflection of a point on the plate u,,,v,.,
W is defined by
U: ut t@ '22, V@
ax-
The components of the deformation and atresa tansora are defined explicitly, and
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ACOMSION Nat AP4043525
an exproosion is Introduced for the potential onorCy stored during the plate
deflection. It is further assumed that plate separation distance H In much
groator than h,,. The forces gonoratod in the rods are divided into longitudinal
and transverae comporionta and an equivalent potential energy expression is written
for the rod deformation. Lagrange's variational principle Is then used to deter-
minG the governing equation for plate and rod deflections and then reduced to a
simpler form corresponding to homogeneous rods, uniformly distributed between the
two plates. The potential functions 0 and 4 are then written in terms of polar
coordinates r. Q, and expressions derived for v and 0 under a concentrated load or
A, (r.- Qj' El In trdr.,
dO. (r.,Qj IV In 4 + 4X-1 (t
+ I a rdr.
where
3 (1 - vg) OP 2rr,1-cos (I
, t Yr + r"O.
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ACCESSION KRs AP4043525
An example io given corresponding to the deflection of a circular plate under
uniform4 diatributod loads on each plate surface, Orig, art, hass 67 equations
and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut mokhaniki AN SSSR (Ustitute of Mechanics AN SSSR)
SUB D: 06Srp64 ENCLt 01
SUB CODE: ME 110 REF SOV& 002 OTHER: 000
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ACC&SUSICU Us AP4043525
rig. 1*
CSZ"d -4/4
ENCLOSUREt 01

MOO"KALENKO, V. N.
Equilibrium of a three-layored plate. izv. kN Arm. 3--r. I--'z,--
mat. nauk 17 no.6:65-71 164. (!'.'U -A-3.)
1. InBtitut mekh&riki AN S@;,'@R.

ly'ij 'v

L 260-3-M, EWT(d)AWT(M)/kWP(W)/SWP(k)/ET'C(a)..' WW/EX
ACOESSION NRs AP022216 UKA)I98/65/001/006/0074/004-,
AUTHORSt -Babanskils V., D. (Moscow); Hoskalenkop V. me (Floscow)
TIU& On the frequency spectrun of two-layer plate n1ktural cscillati@nx
SOURGSt Priklsdn&ya .,k,.,ik,,,
'TOPIG.TAGSt elastic plates elastic czaillationp.Hamilton equation# potential
i ener93r
I ABSTRACT t A. general solution is obtained for the frequency spe@tra or the natural
'vibrations or a two-layer plate* The two plates are circular in shape$ uniforms
land are connected by means of elastic rods uniformly distributed between them (see
iFig. 1 on the gncloaura)o The defleatioa equations for the systea are derived fron!
iHamiltoals rinciple
p
(I',-U-V)qt L (ga. c;j. w,) Wo. (X),
F--pressions are derived for the deformation epergy. of the platess the potential
Jenergy of the =ternal load VIM

[A'MMION URc AP5022216
kinetic energies of the plates and the rods 1 In theirfinal forn the*
1equationa for flwcural oncillations are given by the get
Rk + 24E1 + 1261,
"'P HIS (I + d .w
RIM ti)
+ 201 OY
va +
L2 (I + "Its (I + 0
661 1291 @j
DAAw
+T) WhO +V) 2
!With series solutions of the type
w(r,64 E (WI. (r) a (nift a + U'@b. (r). Cown 0exp (1(d
As an example, the special case or circular olates 'of radius-R is considered.
ifixed along the circumference. The allaraoteristia equation for the natural
vibritions of the system is vbtainad in, Hassel functions which.,, up to a twate=
approximation,, oan be given b3r
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ACC N@' AR7004117 tll'l) SOURCE CODE:- UR/01@69/66/000/012/G00510005
N.; Yellnikov, 1. N.
AUTH0R:_Moskalqj*o,
TITLE: Seismic data on the probable continuation of the African Platform in the
Crete-African Basin of the Mediterranean Sea
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 12G27
REF SOURCE: Sb. 2-y Mezhdunar. okeanogr. kongress, 1966. Tezisty dokI., M.,
Nauka, 1966. 277
TOPIC TAGS: seismic prospecting. seismic wave, oceanography
ABSTRACT. In 1960-1965, the Institute of Oceanology AN SSSR carried out
seismic prospecting in the Crete-African basin of the Mediterranean using the
method of refracted and reflected waves. Four distinct zones were determined
according to the character of the structure of their sedimentary strata: the
continental slope of the Libyan seaboard to the Persian Gulf; the Levantine basin
and the continental slope east of the Persian Gulf; the Central Mediterranean B
ank
C,,d 1/ 2 UDC: 550.83-4.-..551.14(262.4)

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and the Hellenic trough. Layers of varying degrees of consolidation are clearly
distinguished in the second and the third zones. These zones differ from each
other in thickness of strata and in physical properties of the sedimentary rock
layers. In the Hellenic trough, the wave pattern corresponds to a multilayer,
more or less homogeneous strata of sedimentary rocks. The upper part of the
basement is characterized by an identical structure from the African Platform to
the Hellenic trough. (Translation of abstract) JGCJ
SUB CODE: ON
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ARTS IDIOV IGH, G.V., k,3nd. tek-nn. nauk; ASYCIE-11RO, Ye.l., kand. tekrin. na-uk;
.17
L 't, .
STARKOV, V.I., i-nzh.; MKISFALENKO, V.P.,, inzh.; FISHMAN, P. . T . , j,
Using hard-alloy tools ir, horing, frozen soils with the BY,(;M macrAnfis.
Strot. I dor. ma3h. 10 no.10:24-25 0 165. 0-IDA 18:10)

,-M-OSKALENK09 V.S.
- -------
Economic advantage of cultivating winter-crop coriander.
prom. 27 no.3:34,-35 Mr - 161* OUPA 14:3)
1. Voznesenskaya opy-tnaya stantsiya.
(Stavropol Territory@,-Coriunder)

U
MPKOV. loaif A@re@movich; HILICHMO, I.S.,
MQW, M" .1raa 1 @2!e ri.
kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk. retsonxent. SUJUUT,--A.9., knndidat
takhnicheakikh mauk, retsemeent; 9rMATSVA, T.M., redak-tor, NOVEDZV,L.Ta..
tekhnicheakiy redaktor.
[gachines and technology In the production of circulRr knit goode.)
gashiny I tekhaologlia proievadetva kruglogo trikotachnago polotna.
goakwa, Goo.nauchno-tekhn.tsd-vo Itt-ry po legkot promyshl.. 1957.
407 p. (91RA 10:11)
1. Syzranskty trikotazhnyy tekhnikum (for Surkov).
(Knit good industry)

rr y firrisJtolo@@!. A,-'rics, and insects as V-'OtOrs
ts
:n-
A U-NO-fi
'c If, i
3 q tj-*
irit1fle Rel, #@ii r,3h &nti-Plarruo In
TITLE G r,,j 1, r.-Trjia on Rodenti of 13ohl-Altay
@j .7,-, n j@,c)t1vochurrin. in-ta Sibirl
Ic
'n I j a IS Jilly 1949'@
T'V, Ty i (k WQrO f,-JUrA in -i -wt of
@F)rhylv%qzi, In 0,,)!, (,)1' 1 loji#!-0,ilAd 3uslika
out --f' q%f) rorlentp
-r(; zw.crely rlo,;(:(-' W"a
r a ar @n r i`f@ t

zKown, Ia..; YZMITAROVA. M.D.; MOROVA, L.T. [deceased]; BYZMK.
T.I.; LJONOV. Th.A.; SUCHUSKIT. P.T.: KOSrALMO
XD=VMTA, O.L.; MIKIDOVA, A.A. Cdecs!os_@@ MA@VIWV@. I.E..*
CHIPIEMOTA. P.A.; MLIPIYV. T.N.
Wterials for a study of the troublaulld mites of Siberia and
the ftr last. Izv. Irk.gon. nauch. -Ise 1. prot ivochum. Inst. 16:
156-172 '57. (MIRA 13:7)
(SIMIA, RASTUN-MITIS)

HOSULMO, V.I.
go-ass fleas of the coast reelou (far ]kit). l9v.lrTCgG4.nauch--
inal.protlbochum.last. 16:196-197 157. (KIRA 13t?)
I I (KiRITIKI TMIMT-IMS)

MOSULUM. T.T.
Method for rsaardlvC the nw*er of fleas ANOUC rodents in the
IftrItlas i5arritary, Igve rrk,go a. much.-is el.prot ivochux. lust.
17t227-I" 158. (MIRA 13:7)
(=IT= UnITM--AUS) (PARASITW--ROnWS)

No KQIrozwm
JbIlItY of fleas of va=allka rodents of the Varitius Territory
to drink humn blood. lxv.lrlc.Cois.n&uch,.-Ilisl.protlvochma.inst. 17t
139-142 '58. (MIRA 13007)
(PRITIMS =RIMY--nW) (PMSITIS--ROMMs) N
#0

Ic KOWALRIMO, T.T.
Influence qf temperature on the behavior of fleas follwaing the
death of their hosts,
IWSI-I& 158. (mnTA 13:7)
(xmeixz un TcRr-nus) (PARAsins-Ramms)

SHKILXV. Y.T.; MOZAT,3MO. Y.Y.
Dlurml activity of rodents of the Pkiritins T,@rrltor7. Izv.
Irk.goo.nauch.-isel.protivochum.inst. 19:110-116 158.
(1,413A 13:7)
(14aritine Territory--Rodentia)

SEEKILEV, V.V.; SYCHY.VSKIY, P.T.; I&CHAYEVA, U.N.; ROSLUXNKO. V.V.
Parasites of muskra6t in the Haritine Territory. Soob.DWFO SSSR
no.11,155-157 159. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Krayevaya protivoeptiamichaskaya stantatya Primoralcogo kkaya.
(Maritime Territory-Kuskrate-Diseases and paste)

Ef,,,6 of t4mp-atuyu Cl f C,
, V
roli-Int tip-a-9 Lif
n s bo k I .r i kwo i r "Um.
t - 3

L 2AL99-66 Elrrji) , xjp' Gs
SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/(100/0064/007S
.AUMOR: Madiyevskaya,, E. Kh.; Kellnikov, A. .*, Moskalev, V. TO
ORG -. none
TITLE@. Behavior of the vector of nuclear magnetization when the polarizing magnetic
field is cut off
SOURCE: Leningrad.Universitet. Yadernyy magnitnyy rezonans (Nuclear magnetic r8so-
nance). -no. 1, 1965, 64-75
;TOPIC TAGS: nuclear magnetic resonance, magnetic field, relaxation process
'AMSTRACT: The authors consider the method of free nuclear precession in weak'mag-
,netic fields and study the transition processes which take place when the polariz-
Ing magnetic field is cut off. The behavior of the nuclear magnetization vector
Js considered for two simple cases: 1. a change in the external field intensity
:while the orientation is held constant; 2. uniform rotation of the field while its
jntensity is held constant. In the first case, the vector of nuclear magnetization,
,which is directed initially along the field, does not change its direction. After
1 0- :
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:a certain relaxation time, its intensity also remains constant. In the second case,
:the behavior of the vector is considerably dependent on the ratio of angular velo-
cities, for the Larmor precession and field rotation. The cases of fast and slow
cutoff are considered. Approximate formulas are derived for calculating practical
switch-off methods when using the free nuclear precession method for solving prob-
Jems in metrology, geophysics and geology, radicapectroseopy, archeology, etc.
"Grig. art. has: 8 figures, 30 formulas.
@SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: O3Nov65/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REF: 006

L 212OZ.66 M(L) IJP(c) GS
@ACC MR: AT60%14612 SOURCE CODE: M/0000165/000/000/0132/0131
AUTHOR: Mi H. deceasect); MooMleyp if. V.
3
@ORG: none
; 6W
2-01 4-@
;@TITLE: Radio-Ire ue!a 62!atrosraph for studying the contours of nucl*ar magnotic
.resonanCe=nea oUdS
SOURCE: LeningrAd. Universit4t. Yadernyy magni@nyy rezofians (Nuclear magnetic reso-
n-*. 1, 1965, 132-137
JOPIC TAGS: NHK spectroscopy, glass, magnetic crystal
;ABSTRACT: The authors describe an rf spectrograph for studying dia- and paramag-
;:netic cMtals or glass. This unit is an Improved modification of a spectrograph
',described previously (H. M. Alsksandrov, V. V. MoskaLev, Vestnik MU, go 16, 14,
'!19SS) %hich vay be used for studying the contoura of nuclear magnetic resonance
!l1nes from H1, F19, P31, Na", U7, B11,, A127, etc. isotopes from -160 to +20012C.
'The receiver way be used to record both the component of absorption and the compo-
,nent of dispersion and has working frequencies of 8, 12 and 16 Kc. The eLectromag-.
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Category USSIR/Solid State Physics - Solid state theory. Geometric crystallography E-2
Abs Jour Ref 22hur - Fizika, No 1, 1957,No io47
Author Moskaleako, V.Z.
Title -Mi'abat.4-ciorm of tYv% P,@rturtbation Theory in the Problem of Interaction
Betveen Two Particlea in a Quantum Field,
Orig Pub Uch. zap. Kiehinevsk Im-ts, 1955), 17, 101-114
Abstract Usint& the adiabatic parturk-ation theory, ths problem of 'the interaction be-
tween two particles in a qwmtum field Is considered, The problems of the
excition and the bipblaron in an ion crystal were investigated, using the
effective-mass appro2r_imation. In the ca.sz-. of the polarizing sicitft, the
energy spectr'um of the syStem waB investigatEd and its eff,@ctive mass was
deteribirt6d by the author as approximat6ly 10'@m for alkali-halide crystals and
m is th4 mass of th'F --lectrqul. The cases of total spin S
10 M for CU20 " I
0 aiid S r-- I cousidixed for the bipolaron In eithtr case, the energy of
the ground state was found to b6 great-,r than the ehs;,gy of two polarons, re-
moved to infinity, showtng the instability of the polarons.
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, rlu 4, 195f, No 9'j'29
Author Hoskalenko, V. a@
Inst 'E_s-h-T-n-e-v--Unrv-e-rs-Ity, Kishinev.
Title On the Theory of Interaction Between Excitons and a Phonon
Field
ori p, pub Zh. eksperim. i teor. fi-.,iki, 1956, 30, No 5, 959-961
Abstract The author investiGates the effect of the Inertia polariza-
tLon of the lattice of an ionic crystal on the spectrum of
the non-polarizing exciton. To take into account the pola-
rization of the medium he employs a macroscopic approxima-
tion. The problem is solved in the effective-mas; approxi-
mtion. It is shown that as a result of the Interaction with
the null combinations of the phonon field the exciton level
shifted dewnward, which corresponds to increasing the effec-
tive mass of the non-pol&rizing exciton.
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MOSKALINKO, Ya.1f.
Zzcavators can be used for making railroad cuts before
drawing slope Profiles. Tranap.atrol. 9 no-10:7-8 0 '59-
(KIRA 1312)
(Railroads-Earthwork)

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MARISOVA, A.P.; KARNITSKAYA, N.V.; KONDRATENKJO, V.I.; VOLCHANSKAYA, M.A.;
PRIYHA, N.I.; SHOVKTN, A.G.; MUZYKOVA, N.F.;
ELIKIND, R.A.
Study of the reactogenic propel*ea and epidemiological effectiveness
of the whooping cough-diphtheria vaccine In Rostov-on-Don. Zhur.
m1kroblol.,apidA immun. 32 no.12:8-12 D 161. (MIRA 15tll)
1. Iz Rostovskogo inatituta epidemiologii, mikrobiologit i gigiyeny.
(ROSTOV-ON-DON-WHOOPING COUGH-MMNTru nocunnom)
(ROSTOV-ON-DOII-DIPHTHERIA-MMmrivE INOCULATION)

Al Ds J@A L ZNXC@ YO,
Examm MMICA SW.Z T01.91/2. asetao 0456
4663. MOSKALENKO Yu. E. and NAYM ENKO A. 1. Chair of Normal Physiol..
Ist Chair of Accident Prevent.. Elect rotechn- Inst.
of Lentngrad. *Theory of the method of elect roplethys mo.
graphy (Russian text) FIZIOL.I. 1956, 42/3 (312-316)
As a basis for application of impedance plethysmography to the recording of cere.
bral circulation. the electrical field distribution inside the skull was studied an
human and animal cadavers. in longitudinal and transverse direction. with the
electrodes piercing the skull and in contact with the dura mater. A map of ISO-
potgntial lines on the skull of a cat is shown. In anaesthetized animals, the great.
est density Is in the spaces filled with CSF. The difference of electrical conduc.
tivity between CSF and brain tissue is greater in living animals than in cadavers.
The plethysmographic record shows the replacement of CSF by blood. synchronous
with the pulsations. Since the conductivity of CSF is twice that of blood. the re-
cords of cerebral circulation have opposite polarity to those from other organs.
where blood has a higher conductivity than the tissue. The effect of different fre-
quency of the alternating current was studied from 20 to 2,000 c.p.s., and a dia-
gram for the relationship between frequency and sensitivity of the method to re-
cord CSF displacement is constructed. Records were also obtained with direct
current, but polarization effects were found to be a disturbing factor.
Simonson - Minneapolis. Minn,

ACCESSION NR: AT40377o6 S/2865/64/003/000/0366/0378
AUTHOR: Moakalenko, Yu. Ya.; Graunov, 0. V.; Gazenko, 0. G.; Kaslyan, 1. 1.
TITLE: Reactions of the vascular system in the intracranial cavity to equivalents
of longitudinal g-loads
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye bielogicheakikh aauk. Problewj* komichookoy
biologii, v. 3, !964, 366-378
TOPIC TAGS: acceleration, brain, circulation, cerebral circulation
ABSTRACT: Electroplethyar-ographic (EPG) methods have been used to study intra-
cranial hemodynamica in response to simulated or equivalent longitudinal g-loads
obtained by rotating animals (rats, rabbits, and cats) in a vertical plane. The
vectorial gravitational changes so produced induced active reactiona in the vascu-
lar system of the brain. There changes occur 4 to 8 sac after the body posture us
been changed. Their function is to normaize the blood filling of the intra-
cranial cavity. Spacial experiments have shown that these active reactions are
specific for cerebral blood vessels and that their threshold of sensitivity appears
when the change is equivalent to 0.3 to 0.4 g. The data obtained indicate that
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ACC=ION NR: AT40377o6
when animals are subjected to simulated longitudinal g-loads (head down), the
organs of the central nervous system undergo a ahortage of circulation and require
compensation on the part of adaptive mechaniams.
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MCSKAIANKO. Yu.Ye.: MAUMMIKO, A. 1.
Rhythaical flow of carebrospinal fluid in cavities of the brain and
spinal cord in animals (with silm ry in Inglish). gitiol.rhur. 43
no-10028-933 0 '57. (KIRA 11:1)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii 1-go Keditainakogo Instituta Im.
I.F.Pavlova i Kafedra tekhniki basopsanostl folaktrotekhmicheakogo
inatituta in. V.I.Ullvanova (lanina). laningrad.
(ORR ROSPINAL IPUJM. physiology.
circ. in animals (Rue))

KOSKAIaIKD. Yu.Te.; HAUIC21KO. A.I.
- -11- --,
... t4rebrospinal fluid flow in normal animals. Fiziol. zhur. 45 no.5:
562-568 vq '59. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii 1-go Leningradskogo ineditainskogo
inatituta im. akad. I.P. Pavlova.
(GFJMMSPINAL FWID,
flow in normal animls (Rua))

MOZALEMD, Yu. Ye.
Vachanleophotoolootric,l converts. Ifiziol.zhur. SSSR 45 no.7:863-
886 J1 159. (MIR., 13:4)
1. Irrom the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences I.M. Seteilenov Institut,
of Nwolutionary Physiolog7, Leningrad.
(Zr,UIPPW?r AND SUPPLINS)

MOS
3KAMMICO, Tu.Te.; MUMi@o, A.I.
nib
Chan4a In the electrocondactivity of the blood during motion. Biul.
eksp. biol. ne4. 47 no.2:77-82 F 159. (KIRA 12:4)
1. 1z kafedry normallnoy fiziologii (iapolnyaywhahly obyatannasti. tay.
dots. A.I. ITaumanko) I laningradaVogo maditsinakogo Instituta iment I.P.
Pavlova i Imfedry takhniki bezopasnosti (zav. - dots. T.Te. Vanoylov)
Leningradskogo elektrotakhnichaskogo instituta, imeal V.I. Lanina (dir. -
prof. N.P. Bogoro4itskiy). Predstavlana doystvitallrqu ahlanon AKM SSSR
P.S. xunalovym.
(B WOD,
electric conductivity (Fals))

IMKALF.IFK09 Yu.Ye.
UBe of one-centimeter radio waves in noncontact recording of volum
changes in biological objects. Biofizika 5 no. 2:225-226 160.
(MRA 14:4)
1. Institut evolyutsiolmoy fiziologit im. I.M. Sechenova AN SSSR#
TAningrad.
(PLETHYMEGRAPHY) (MICROVAVES)

MOSLALEEKO, Yu.Ye.
Third InternationAl Conference on Ilectronics In Wicim
Test.AU SSSR 30 no.lltII2-113 u 160. (KIRA 13;11)
(Radical electronics)

MOSKALENNO, Yu. Ye.
Institute fo Evolutionary P*siology imeni 1. M. Sechenav,
Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad - "The selection of
frequency limits for the registration of electroplethismograms
of different regions and organs of the human body" (25)
Report to be submitted for the 4th Intl. Conf. on
Medical Electronics, New York, N.Y., 16-21 July 1961

aqu , T11,ye- --
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Cerebral pulsation in the closed cranial cavity. Izv. AN SWR.
Ser,# biol. no*41620-629 Jl-Ag '61. (HIRA 14sq)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii im. I.M.Sechenova AN SOR.
(BRAIN-BLOOD SUPPLY)

BAR&UHOVA, Z.I.; MOSKALENKO, Yu.Ye.
Ghanges in the electric parameters of skeletal muscle tissues
in antuas acclimatized to hypoxia. Blofizika 6 no.3:328-330
161. (19 PA 14: 6)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeni Sechenova AN SSSR,
Leningrad. (MUSCLE) (ANOXEMIA) (ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY)

VOYNO-USEIETSKIY,, A.V.; ICSFILENKO,, Xu.Ye.
Graphic registration of movements of chick embryos. Fiziol. zhur.
47 no.9:1205-2207 3 161., (HUA 14:9)
1, From the I.M.Sechanaw'Ustitute of Evolutionary Physiology,
Leningrad.
(EMHflYOLOGY-EQ'V'IPMT AND SUPPLIM)