SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MULLIN, M.A. - MULYARCHIK, T.M.

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NULLIN, N.A.; SAVORIM, A.P.; AMOSOV. V.I.; CEMOWOVA, U.S.
Stabilisation of mineral oils thickened with low-solecalar
pol~dsdbutyleua. Xhim. I tekh.topl. I masel 4 no.1:49-52
ja 159 .1 (M& 12: 1)
1. ?Sentral'naya zavodskaya laboratoriya Yefremovskogo savoda
sintatichookogo iwtuchuka.
Odbrication dnd lubricants) (Propane) (Depolywrization)

14ULLIN M.A..-__ SAVOSTIN, A.P.; CHEMUDANOVA, Yes.S.
::J- -- -.1
i~evalopmcnt of the continwus method for the production of
polyisobutylens with 1000-3000 molecular veights. KhIm. i
tekh. topl. i masel 10 no.lOt23-26 165. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Yefremovskiy zavod sinteticheskogo kauchuka.

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MULLIN) S. V.; SHAMArF.Vk, A. 14. , agronoln
In Tatarstan. Zaahch. rast. ot rred. i bol. 6 no.6t5S Js 161.
(KnU 164)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Plants, Protection of)

14ULLINA,A.S.
Therapeutic use of blood from conors irradiated with ultraviolet
rays to increase er7thropoissis. Izv. AN Xaz&Jrh.SSR Ser.khir. no.l:
22-37 147. (KLRA 9:8)
1. Institut klinicheskoy i eksperimental*noy khirurgit Akademii nauk
IKhzSSR t Kazakhsimya reepublikenskeya stantsiya parelivantya krovi.
(AMHROODYTIS)
(UNUVIOIWI RAYS--PHYSIOLOGICAL AMC?)
(BWW--TRANSFUSION)

KULLINA. A..S.; MKINA. ?.M.
Variability of certain biological characteristics of microbes in
wowAs. Vest.A11 ]6s&kh.SU 11 no.11:94-103 N '55. (MLRA 9:3)
(Staphylococcum)

KUUO. Ivan Kikheylovich; PANKRASHOV, A., red.; PODOYELISKAYA. K.,
(Across the native land; aid to excursionists and tourist*
in the Karelian-Finnish S.S.R.] Po rodnoma kraiu; v pomoshch
ekskureantam i turistam po Karelo-Finakoi SSR. Petrozavodsk,
Gos.izd-vo Karelo-Finakoi SM. 1955. 92 P. (KIRA 12:11)
(Karelia--Guidebooks)

MULLO, Ivan Mikhayl qhj SMUZR, D.I., red.; SHNVCMINKO. L.T..
(Petrosavodek; guidebook and reference book] Petrozavodsk;
putevoditell I spravochnik. Petrozavodsk, Goe.izd-vo Ka-
rellskoi ASSR, 1957. 128 p. (KIRA 12:11)
(Petrosavodek--%idebooks)

- KULLO, ITan Kikhaylovich; RTUX. Ye.D.. red.; PODOMISLATA. X.M.,
SGM=oCQCLe
[11adveshlysiprok; concise regional and historical study of the
city and district) Hadvashlegorsk; kratkii istoriko-kraeved-
chaskIl ochark o gorode I ralone. Petrozavodakp Gos.izd-vo
Xerel'skol ASSR, 1959. 96 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Nedvozhlyegorok District)

MMLTOT, A.M.;
Characteristics of the clinical asPects of AncYlostaut"Is in
children. Fiediatrite, no.3t9l NY-Jo 154. (mm 8: A
1. Is Tashkentakogo meditainskogo Institut& i Detskoy gorodskoy
klinichemkoy bollnitay Vo.6.
(WWGRM DIMUSS)

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fte problem has a hearing on the underground gasification of aftl
VhUh we predlaw as the satbod of the rutv" tw Metwelsew in IM.
A stuple, tbeary developed in parallel w1th the author's experiments es,
7102"S (1) tM ortusal PAIMUG Ma the Wdcb an the lazinar 00
flow of go law bwome tuftlest, 200, (2) the author's aw=p- ;1,4141
U68 of VW Intr1w1c hydraulic dIfferewe of a flow idth an umduls"
surface Womb Open and In open sondulte was confIrsed by the re-
802ter (3) Wo b0caulle reelatemse abeys the same law whether the
r1ow or air be Isothermal or som-laothermal.

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GAFUROV, A.T.; AYEHODZHAYEV, T.T.; ABDURASHITOV, K.; TURSUNOV, S.;
KOVALISKIY, N.I.; MULWrANDOV, RA.; REZNIK, G.F.; YAKLbOV,**'J&.F-
Cbange of certain characteri#tics of cotton and kenaf under the
action of ultrasound. Prim. ul'traakust. k issl. veshch. no.14:
121-127 '61- (MIRA 11~: 12)
(Ambary hemp) (Cotton)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial applicat-ions)

/", U 4 , /;,//9 /Z~ B - ~~-
AVRUNIN. Abram Grigorlyevich; ARINKIN, Viktor Vasil 'yevtch;__PL'.KAH.,Roriw.
--Teftueytch; STRUNGE. Boris Nikolayevich; KMGULIS. Tu.B.. kand.
tekhnonsuk, retsenzent; KUMV, A.B., tnzh., re&.; QM"IKOTA,
U.S., takhn.red.; SOCOLUA. T.P., telft.red,
ED 100 dlesel engine] Dixell DIOO. Moskva. Gosensuchno-takhoo
izd-vo mehinostrolt. lit-ry. 1958. 325 P. (KIRA 11:7)
(Diesel engines)

STRUNGE,, Boris Nikolayevich; 14ULIMAN? Boris Yefimovich; EPSHTUN, Abram
Semenavich; GUREVICH, A.N.0 kand. tekbn~.uk-,pketsenzent; 24IR-
NOVA, V.L.j red. izd-va; ELIKIND, V.D., tekbn. red.
(Design of locomotive mid marine engines abroad] Konstruktaii za-
ruboshmykh toplovozvykh i sudovykh dvigatelei. Moskva,, Goo.
nauebno-tekhn, izd-vo, mashinostroit. lit-ry# 1961. 299 pe
(MIRA 14;11-)
(Diesel locomotives) (Marine diesel engines)

MULIMAN, B.Ye.0 kandtekhn.nauk
Installation of a nonreturn valve in a pi3ton rod, Teplovm
i Bud.47ig. no.3tl63-177 162* (MIU 16s2)
(Diesel engines)

MULINMI" YU. S.
Feeding and Feeding Stuffs
Composition and development of branches of animal husbandry on the Budenny collective
farm. Sots. zhiv. 14 no. 8. 1952.
Monthly List of hussian Accessions, Library of Congreass November 1952, Unclassified.

1. I'm I Ic R, YU. 5.
2. U3SR (600)
4. Feeding and Feeding Stuffs
7. Prospects for the development of stockbreeding on the "Leninets" Collective Fbrm,,
Krasnodar Territory, Sots.zhiv. 15 no. 5, 1953.
9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL - 1953, Uncl.

KUZINNOVA, M.L.; SIAVIIIAp Kh.M.; ZIIDANOVA, L.D.; PLETNEVA, O.G.;
BUSELI I A.L.; 14UILKUMV, B.P.
Etiological significance of certain serological types of
Zscherichia coli in dyspepsia. Mod. zhur. Uzb. no.4:20-24
Ap 160. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Iz kishechnogo otdela Instituta vaktain i syvorotok I
kafedry pediatrii Tashkentakogo gowiftratvamago instituts,
usovershonstvovaniya vrachey i Tashkentakogo goaudarstvennogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(ESCHERICHIA COLI)
(DISPEPSIA)

NITROVIC, Milinj NISIC, Zoran; LAZIC, Dragan;_~~ MC, Hajko
Congenital heredlt=7 malfb7siation of the lat metatarsal
bonee Srpskl arh. colok. -19k. 90 no.3-331-336 Mr 162.
1. Gdeljenje sa deciju hirurgiju i artapediju Opets bo2nics
u Nina Sofz prim. dr. Kilun Kitrovic. Zavod s& randgenologiju
Opmte bolnice u Nian V*- d. sofa: dr. Srbislav Stanka7ic.
(METATABSUS abnorm)
E

BELOUSP M.V*L~~LITAKBP L.M.; PEW.YAKOV, V.G.
Ce-rbids tranaformationo during the rapid deformation of 45 ste-31.
Fiz.-4iwto i ieetalleved. 20 no.5s728-732 9 165.
(MIRA 1802)
1. Kiyevskiy politakhnicheakiy institut. Submitted November 10,
1964.

MULTAN, J., inz.
- -
Production of gas concrete at Sastinske Straze. StavlTo 4.1
no.5tl54-158 My 163
1. Technolog zavodu Porobeton, Sastinske Straze.

MLTAN, J., nz.
T nj"
uence of the aand 7r'rdlng flnenerss and the Fiteam
vmperat "gtn of gas concrete pr,-Aucle. "ravivo
Cure on the strE-.,
42 rio.l-,12-13 '64.
. L&hkp. s,avetmi hmoty, n.p., savod,Porobet-on, Sastln5ice
1 1
Straze.

j4WTAK.t__~r&,y_,%rgq c YAROVIEV9 A.B. 9 otv. red.; HI&MRAt Met
~2~
red.izd-va,-, GALINOVAq V.V. t tolft. red.
t
[Assembly and repair of -electric mtfiln equipment] Montazh i re-
mont obakhtnago elektroobor~dovaniia. Moskva, Goo. naucbno-
tekbn. isd-,wo, 196L 203 p. (NMA 140)
(Zlectricity in mining)

MILT"XI Z.
ItMloods -if the Vistula tdver.11
Gaze'a Obserwatora. ..Jerszawa, !.',)I (,, '1) 11), -,~ct. Pr-i, -. 5
C.': Zastern Euiropean Access'Dns List, ', "o 1C, Oct 1"z., L-',. -,' -)n,.-,-eS5!
- - -- . I

MULTANOVSKAUF A.A.; KULTANOVSKIY, V.V.
For a close connection between the teaching of pbysics and
mthamtics. FIz.v shkole 22 no.503-W S-0 162. (NMA 15s12)
L. 1-ya belokbolupitskaya sredrWays. shkola, Kirpvskoy oblasti.
(YAmthematics-Study and teaching)
(Physics-Study and teaching)

MITLZVS~IMIII (i.
Organizatsionno-mas~ovaia rabota profsoiuzov. Kratkii ikazatell literatury -Ilia prof.
aktiva (Trade unions' organizatio!jal work and work with the people). Moskva, Profizdat.
1952. )2 p. (.Nauch. b-ka VTsSPS)
SO: 'Monthly List of Russian Accesssio.is, Vol 6. vo. 3, Jnne 1953

tWWAN r&,G S,,- NNYMAN, T.V.; YAGODIIIA, Ye.D., kand. pedag. nauk, red.;
KEMI SKAYA, L.M., teldin. red.
[Scientific and technical knowledge for everyone; collection of
materials for the assistance of public libraries] Nauchno-tekhn1-
cheskie znantia - v massy; abornik materialov v pomoshch' mas-
ovym bibliotekam. Nookwa, 1958. 195 P. (HIRL 11:8)
1. Moscow. Publichnaya Biblioteka. Nauchno-metodicheskiy kabinet
bibliotekovedeniya.
(Bibliograph,y-Technology)
(Bibliography-Science)

WIlITANOVSKATA, M.P.;
- -
- I - - 7 r- i 5 F: *-V W-1
Catannesis of
3,0 ~56.
FRIDNAN. 7.P.
children born in axphyxia. 1%diatriia 39 no-5:?2-24
(KLBA 10: 1)
1. Ix akashersko-ginekologicheakoy kliniki (zav. - prof. A.B.Preyssan)
Turkmanskogo meditsinskogo instituta inieni I.T.Stalina.
(ASPHYXIA BECKATORUM, complications,
seq. (Rus))

14TTLT-A-C'.,'3FAY;,, N'. -;. , Fnc--. Cand. Toch. Se- .
lY.ssertp-'ie--n - "On 'he -,-~ro" 'Ier o~ 01~-tain`nr- Faral Vnrr.-s~:c3 7 nd `I~eir A--2-icnfil~rj in
Polyp~rsp~,.y." Moscow Polyj~ranhlc :Y:sl, 27 jar. 47.
1
Scl: Vecherwayr: Yoskv-~,. Jan, !"IL' (Prc,,Iirt I

KJLTANOV13KI, B. (Miltanovskiy, B.] (BLtigoveshchensk, SSSR); KAPITONOV, 1.
(Blagoveshchensk, SSSR)
Gravitational field, and movement in It; weight and we-Ightlessness.
Mat i fiz Bul,~ 7 no.6-16-25 N-D 164.

KULITAKOVSKIT, B.N.. zaaluzhennyy vrach Udmurtakoy ASS&
Acute appendicitis an Indicated by records of the surgical clinic
in 1zhevsk for 20 years. Trudy fthev.gon.med.inst. 13:165-181 151.
WRA 13:2)
1. Iz kliniki obshchey khtrurgil mditslnskogo institata. Zavedu-
yushchiy klinikoy - prof. N.Y. Hapasov.
(APPENDICITIS)

VORUCHIMISO S.I.;RUPASOV, BJ.;52UIXQV, S.Ta.;GAZIZOV. MM.;KOZ'Nll,
I I . N.G.-.)(ULIUNOVSKIY. B.S.;SAMINIKOV. I.I.;901WATV.A.G.-C9UWT
'FeX* 0 1, 4.
la smory of S. A. Flwov. EhirwCAls. Naskm no, 10:88 Oct 1952.
(cum 23:3)
1. Obituary of So" of the Dapartmat of Idehaty $urgary at Ishevsk
Medical Instituto.

KLTUSHIM. L.P.; LTUDKOVSK&TA.R.G.; KULITANOVSKIY. N.M.
Iffect of temperature on ths~elastic proportion of' nerves.
Bloftzlka I no.5:405-411 l56. (KIRA 9:10)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR. Koskvs-
UTUZI-.PMIOLOGICAL IMOT)
(MVIS)

MULITANCVSKIY, Mikhail Petrovich.
Hd.v Organization-Methodology Dept., Inst. Tuberculosis,
Dept. Clinical Med., -1946-.
"Bibliography in Scientific and Practical Medicine,"
Sverdlovsk, 1947

RULITAROYMY, M.P.
M !R ...
-1 ~
Basic aspect In development of Russian medical terminolog7. Uchen.
saptaki vtor. moskov. med. Inst. Stallas, Vol 2:3-10 1951. (Cum 21:4)
1, Professor. 2. Department of the History of Medicine.

gULIUKOVSKIY, M.P.
Seminars in owdical history in nedical Institute*. &pvet. sdravockhr.
11 no.4:15-19 July"vg 1952. (CIKL 23:2)
1. Professor. 2. Noscow.

1. MUtITASOVSKIY, M.P., PROF.
2. USSR (600)
4. Pirogov, Nikolai Ivanovich, 1810-1881
7. Problem of Tubereulosis in N. I. Pirogov's works. Sov.med. 16 no.9, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, January .1953. Unclassified.

CHASHNIK. S.D.; SHUSTAR, V.G.; MULITANOVSKIY. M.P. Credaktorl.
I
[Germn-RaedUm medical dictionary] Vemetsko-rusekii meditsinAii slovar .
Soetavill B.D.Chashnik. i T.G.Shuster. pod red. X.P.Mmlltanovskogo. Xoskva,
Ned,gis. 1953. 536 p. (NI-RA 6:8)
(German language-Dictionaries--Rassian) (Medicine--Dictionaries)

ZTWLIN, Sawn Gerastmovich, 1735-1802; KULITAHDTSJUr.,, P.. redaktor;
1.1-
BELICHIEDVA, Tu.S., takhnicheakif -re&i"or. 4k.1,
(Selected works) lzbrannyo prolsvedenita. Moskva, Goo. Isd-vo
meditsinskoi Ilt-ry, 1954. 216 p. (Kft 7:12)
(Medicine)

14ULITANOWSkITL F!,O professor
.OWMNWO-" _g~ ---.
L.A.Tarasevich. Zdorovle 3 no.6:7-8 Je '57. (MIR,& 10-7)
(TARAUVICH, IN AIMUJMVIC14 1868-1927)

jmI; M.P.;
-- A&V my, 8. IVANDVA, A. Ya. -
-mwwmm~
C Snell sh-Huselan wdicel dictionary] Anglo-rueskii meditsinskil
slovar'. Moskva. Goo.isd-vo mdelit-ry, 1958. 635 p. (MIRA 12:2)
(UGLIGH LOQUAGII-DICTIORMIAS-RUSSIAN)
(13DICINI-DICTIONARINS)

KUL#TAYIOVSKN KeP. prof* (Koscwd)
Teaching the historY of medicine in medieRl schools# Sovesdrev,
17 no,040-kl AP158 (MIRA 11:5)
(HISTORY, MEDICAL, edue.
in Russia (Rue))

KULITANOTSM, M.P. (Hookwa)
Activities and personnel of the Xedical
phase of Its activity (1918-28 [with ou
sdraw. 18 no.4:18-25 159.
(PUBLIC M1AWH, hist.
in Russia. Learned Red.
Council during the first
mary In ]k6116h]. Sov.
(MIRA 12:4)
Council (Rue))

MULITM M. ch- ZABLUDOVSKINg P.1e,q retsenzent; PMOV,
T-n!- ~AHMRI
- retsenzent; UJSHNIKOV# A.G.v red.; ZAKWOVAt A.I.9 tokbz6 red.
(Ristory of modicinel Istwila meditainy. Moskvaq Gas. i2d-vo md.
lit-rYt 1%1- 345 P- (MICM-HISM) (MIRA 14:7)

MULITMOVSM9 M.P.,, prof. (Koskwa)
-------
Uth Bternational OmWexe on the History of Madicine. Sov.
zdray. 22 no.2138-" 163. (MMA 16s2)
(Mmimm-mmWES)

muLsTmovsKry mp.,prof. (moskva)
OFiftieth igim roar7 of the death of Dr..Toaquin AlbarranD.
ReviewO by M.P.Mulltanovskil. Urologiia 28 no.,2282-83
(MIRA 16:6)
W.ApI63. (ALBARRU, JOAQUINq 1860 - 1912)

MULTANOVSKAYA, A.A.; MULTANOVSKIT, V.V.
For a close connection between the teaching of pkqslcs and
mathematics. FIz.v shkole 22 no.5:9-3-W S-0 162. (WA 15312)
L. I.-ya belokholupitsimya sredrWaya shkola Urpvskoy oblastI.
(Nathematics-Ztudy and teaching)
(Physica-Ztudy 6W teaching)

SOKO-I'-'V'-'%(IY, 'Yuriy losifovichi RURF-11, Yu..,3- retsenzent-,-
_VJ.P retsenzenta TIV,, red.
SL-T -: L" -ww g
LElements of the theory of relativity vith g-rapn-l,: pro.~fsl~
Nachala teorii otnositellnosti a graiicheskim-4 4okazata.P-
stvami. Mosknin, Prosveshchenle, 19 bi. .141- p.

EXCER~'TA WDICA See It Val 9/3 O-R.L. I$= 56
W. MVLTAASKI - III. Klin. Chor. wewn. A. M., LMI. -'VpAyw bronchografii na
spra narz#duoddychania. Effect of bronc iography on the
respiration system efficiency POL.TYG.I.EK. 1955, IOJ27JS86-
sea)
In 12 patients with pulmonary pathological changes thorou6h functional examination
of the respiratory apparatus using various tests, was cary ied out before and a day
after bronchography. No test revealed any Impairment of he respiratory function,
even when tipiodol (5-7 ml.) flowed over to the other, heaAhy lung.
Szpunar - Cracow (M. 140)

FRONTGZAK, Andrzej: MULTANSKI, Stefan
Spontaneous pneumothorax. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no-30:1410-1412
,~ J07 59.
1. (Z III Kliniki Chorob Wevnetrznrch Ak. Med. w Lodzi; klerownik:
prof. dr mad. Vaclaw Markert)
(PNMOTHORAX)

KULTAWKI.Stefan; SZMMIOVSKI.Stsfan; SLIVINSU,Karia
Benign tumor of the medlastinua (thymollpom) as a cause of f-hronic
OIrCMlAtor7 Insufficiency. Polski tygod. lek. 15 no-18:683-607
2 vg, l6o.
1. Z III Kliniki Ghorob Wevnetrsnych #.K. w Lodzi; kisrovalk: prof.
dr. made VaclAw llarkert I z Zakladu Anatomii Patologicznej A.K. w
ledzi; klerowulk: prof. dr. mod. Altkeander Fruesczynski.
(TMOKA compl.)
(MBDIASTIEN neopl.)
(MURT FAIIURZ CONGASTIVI at tol.

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KZ-l -,Lk N 1 1 A I.,

MULTARMUSKI, L.
"Testing the thermal efficiency of a gas kitchen," Gaz, I-Joda I Technika ~anitarna,
Warswura, Vol 28, No 9, Sept. 1954, p. 258.
SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 11, Nov 1954, L.C.

UMM.~~N_,N_,; BATYREVA, A.A., kand. hiol. nauk; PETRASHEVSKAYA, M.M.,
kand. med. nauk; SHTEYNBUK11, N.V., kand. mad. nauk
Diagnosis and clinical aapecto of taxopla=osis in wmen with
complicated obstetrical anamnesis. Akush. i gin. no.14133-
136 165. (MIRA 18;10)
1. Rostovskiy-na-Donu nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
akusherstva i pedlatrii (dir.- kand. med. nauk F.S. Baranovskaya).

MULITATM. D.", Inshemr.
Forty-ton tractor trailer for hauling exc."Yutors. Rekh.stroi. 10 no.8:24-25
Ag 153. (NUtA 6;8)
(Tractors)

MULITATULX, D.Kh., inshener.
Miqrtcomings in the All-Union State Standard 591-55. Standartizataiia
no,2.,61 Kr-Ap 057. (XIBA 10:6)
(Link belting--Standards)

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P. A. Mulyar, Kand. of Tech. Sci., Leningrad
Title : Electroceramics, glass, and organic plastic materials
Periodical : Elektrichestvo, 10, 35-39, 0 1955
Abstract : The authom examine two groups of new electric in-
sulating materials: electro- and radio-ceramics, new
insulating glass, and organic pl&stic masses.
Properties and characteristics are discussed and
presented in two tables.
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su~ry In Nagllshj. Isv.Astrofis.inst. AN Kazakh.SSR 5
no.7:21-24 157. (NLRA 10:7)
(gebuloA)" (Polarisation (Light))

AUTHORS: Mulyarchuk, T. M. and Petrova, K. I.
TITIZ: Increasing the sensitivity of some photographic emulsions
by a preliminary short exposure. (Povysheniye
chuvstvitel'nosti nekotor kh fotomaterialov putem
predvaritellnoy podsvetkT
PBRTODICAL: Astronomicheskii Zhurnal, 1957, Vol.34, Wo.1, pp.102-104 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A preliminary short exposure to a density of 0.2 - 0.3 with an
exposure time of 1/100s allows a reduction in the exposure
time in the photography of weak objects. It is also useful
in photographing the night sky.
Characteristic curves are given for the emulsions
RF-3 and Isopaa ISS.
Institute of the Physics of
the Atmosphere Ac.Sc. USSR.
State Astronomical Institute
imeni, P. K. Shternberg. Reed. Aug.25, 1956.

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3, AG0l/A101
AUTHORt Mulyarchlk, T.M.
TITLE: An experience of interferometric studies of emission lines in
auroras
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal..Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no. 5, 1961, 63-64,
abstract 5020 (V so. "Spektr. elektrofotometr. I radiolokats. iss-
led. polyarn. siyaniy i svecheniya nochn. neba. no. I", Moscow, AN
sssR, 1959, 41 - 42, Engl. summary)
TEXT: Aurora observations were carried out at a station at Loparskaya by
means of a Fabri-Pero interferometer. The interferometer dispersion region for
5577 amounted to 0.05 A. The relative aperture of the first device was i : 3.
Interference rings of lines A,5577 and X6300 were obtained. The upper limit of
kinetic temperature of oxygen atoms in the 13 state was preliminarily estimated
N 0
as 4000K from 0the half-width of line f-5577. For the. line [0 W_63oo tempera-
ture Is 1,000 K. A pattern was obtained which revealed extreme intensity of red
forms of the A-type caused by emission)j~k3oo - 6364. The interference pattern
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An experience of interferometric studies ... A001/A101
of line X 6300 was smeared. The second device, Intended for the Infrared portion
of spectrum, consisted of an interferometer and an electronic-optical converter,
The relative aperture of the device was I : 12.8. Interference rings of line /.8446
divided into two components were obtained.
0. Vaysberg
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHOR: Mulyarchik, T.M. E032/E391
TITLE: interfor,.ometric Measurements of the Width of the Line
X 5577 A Eoil
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya geofizicheskaya,
1959, Nr 12, pp 1902 - 1903 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; in the winter of 1958-1959 the northern station of the
Institute of Physics of the Atmosphere of the Ac. Sc.,
USSR, (f = 640 , A = 127') carried out interferometric
measuremouts of the width of the forbidden line
5577 1 COIJ emitted by different forms of polar
allurorao. This lines has a negligibly small natural width
and since collision broadening can be neglected, the
observed width is due entirely to the Doppler effect.
Line width measurements on tais line can therefore be used
to estimate kinetic temperatures. The observations
were carried out with the aid of a Fabry-Perrot inter-
ferometer with glass plates and multilayer dielectric
coatings (reflection coefficient 94%). It was found that
not all the profiles of the above line are purely Doppler
Cardl/2 profiles. The differences appear to be due to the

68239
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Interferometric Measurements of the Width of the Line X 5577*11
superposition of layers with different temperatures.
In lower parts of bright ray-like forms agd uniform
arcs, an average temperature of 195 + 25 K was found,
while in the diffuse filamentary forms the temperature
was 250 + 30 0K. The highest temperature (325 + 40 0K)
was obtaTined during intense pulsating forms (9) against
a background of reddish luminescence. Unfortunately,
parallactic determinations of the altitudes of the various
forms for which the interferograms were obtained were vot
carried out. The temperature of undisturbed night sky
was found to be 260 + 35 K. This differs from the value
obtained by Wark (Re? 4) and Armstrong (Ref 5). The
difference way be due to the heating of the upper
atmosphere in high geographic latitudes, Such a heating
has been reported in Refs 6 and 7.
There are I figure and 7 references, 4 of which are
Znglish and 3 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya. nauk SSSR Institut fiziki atomsfery
(Institute of Physics of the Atmosphere, k-6c,'USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 21, 1959
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MULYARCHIK, T. M., Cand Phys-Math Sci (diss) -- "Determining the termperature
of the upper atmosphere from the contoitre of certain emission lines'. Moscow,
ig6o. 8 pp (Acad Sci USSR, Tnat of the Phys of the Atmosphere), 110 copies
(KL, No io, 196o, 125)

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AUTM IfidprobilL, Til.
TITIS# Interformtrio Measurements of the Tomporistare of the Upper
Almosshorilran the Line V&dths of Certain 11mission Lines
pUI0KQLjIjvoGtjy& AbAgall mak NOR, Sorlys gooftsichookays, 19W, Nr 3,
Pr 40-M (MR)
ANTRACTs The Pabry-Forrot - Laterform-Aff been used to examine Us profiles
a emission lines of the Upper atmosphere and Ike results
obtained are we reported. It Is "sowed that collision broadening
and the natural Use aldth of the lines can be neglected in comparison
with the Doppler broadedag. the velocity of turbulent notion In the
0_8 gh apptreotly does not excied 5 x 103 eVooe (Growhow and
Nomfeld, Rat 1) and thermal velocities In the upper almosphere are of
the order of 105 =/**a. It may therefore be considered that the
broadening of the 11ims is due to the *Aoxmi notion of atwe only.
If this Is so, then the tompenture of the iodtting atass T dopmAs
an Ake balf-vidth according to the relation
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Ltne'Widfts of Certain IMission UAW
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the Upper Ataosphato from the
shore a Is the atmic weight anA A is the vavolongft. Us
twpomftro detendnei this say will coincide with the kinque
tapemtare of the upper atmosphere at the altitAds, at ibidh the
mission, takes place, only if the Maxwellian distributica Is preserved.
It Is argued that tomparstare nessurment using the width of the
line X WT I (oil (I Q-, I sea) yields significant results at least up
to 150 in. The correspaiding altitedee for the lines A GM I L-611
(t fts 1W see) ani h fA98-6200 I [U] (V 2s IL06 see) are 300 in and
6W In respectively. Ir is the time necessary for the distribution to
romeh the NA=ollian tam - Since it appears that the owt probable
nochanim. '91 excitation of the lin" X 6300 1 [011 and X U28-6200 I (fill
in Sorono'lo excitotion by electrans with energies of about 10 oV,It
folle-mthat the toperatures nessured frm the Uno-vidthe of thess,
unds coincidisidth the k1notic taposetarso at all altitadee which
are of interest in 4&e present sork. During the winter of 1958/9
observations more carried out at the lortho~= station,or 4he Instiftto
of ftysics at, the Atmosphere (,f - 690, X - no. - 630) or certain
forbidden mission lines at night &W during twilight. Records more-,

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Interformetric Nessuressets of the Temperature of the Upper Atmosphere from the
Line Widths of Cesixin Odesion Lines
mw4o of the following linom s 1 5677 JL (a]. x em I COIJ,
1. -a* &Ppsrabw employed in show diagramatimily
I age-am I (n,
in ng a. no Fabry-Femot intorformster I consisted of two gl"s
plates vith. a vorking diameter of 6 ca. The plAtem vere vorked to an
Saamey of X/76. So seladrato adesion Uses were defined by the
Inteacwtas* fUters 2 having a balf-vldft of 60 tt 100 1 aul a
MAXIMM t3ammalsolen of 30 to 40%. no reftectivity ~f- the waltilAyer
dielectric c"t1nV an the ftbry-Porrat plates Is shown In FIg 1.
The radiation me directed onto the intedermoter by *saw of the
plans abrom 41 &vd/or 1by the rotation of the housing in ibiek the
intorformster me placed. The interference pattern me femsed an
the photograoic pliato 4 by meam of the low 6. In Us case of
A *SIT so A Ow 1. Awed qmrt's rings 6, 6 and 10 an tuck were
used as spews, *i1s, In ths, cass, of A &M-UM I an inmr spacer 3 m
thick we ompleyedo fts, latedermater me placed.La a hemsefteally
sealed homing 6 %bich me asirefally thelmod, (:t 0.060). The
laterform~ ims adjusted with the aid of sqAG1 Inclination fringes
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Line Widthe of Oortain Saission Lines
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of the Upper Atimsphore, frco the
frcu the knom line profiles. of the krypton yellow and grow lines,
and the two profiles of the lines wider investigation more detemined
by subtractiono It vas foand that the Voigt half-widths fbr the
yellow and green krypton lines were 0.0083 � 0.002 1 and 0.004 � 0.0002
respectively. The results obtained are as follows
1.0 X 6577 1 [011. About 40 interfere o patterns wore obtained for
varlow; foram '07 aurorse,. About one-half of theme have now been
examined. The tmp*r&tures obtainei are 195 t 300K (lower parts of
bright rays RQ. 250 � 300K (diffuse filamentary forms, diffuse
The highest temperature recorded (325 � 2M) me
obtsiaodJuring intense puleatim& fams - The tdapomture nasured
fron tho'fr&SMgjU (X 55677 1) me found to be 240 and 2500K (two
ohotousphs)
2. -A 6M 161. Three photographs of the nighWow gave the
folM;Mg values of the temperature 1230 � HOOK, 1120 � 1SOOK,
1280 t 1500K. A photograph of a twilight flare 14 the line I 6M
(sun at a to 100 below horizon) Ovo a value of 910 � 2000K.

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Interferametric Measurements of the Tanperature of the Upper Atmosphere from the
Line Wdths of Certsi- Saission Lines
3. 15200 1 W . The temperatures obtained f ran the width of this
line were NW-to be 1850 1 2500K and 2000 t 3000K.
A comparison of the tempozatures detensined fras the lines ) 5577
and I OW I obtained for various latitudes show tbAt the temperature
of the upper atmosphere appears to be higher at higtor latitudes.
Acknowledgment to mads, to Y.I. Krasavokly who directed this Mork
and to the workers of th* "Ohirn seleauxle atstion P-r
YU. 1. "11por-In. VAGO T a A. ushakava for their ssistanco.
There are 6 figmrso and 26 ref orences, 6 of which are Soviet, 17 Inglish
and 3 Franck.
ASSOOIATIONsAiadamlys nauk $88R, Institut fIzIkI &Imoofery
Institats, of Physics of the Atmosphere)
SUBUTTIDs August 20, 1969
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67562
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AUTHOR: Mulyarchik, T. M. SOV/20-130-2-!6/69
'11Z_
TITLE. Interferometric Measurement of thi Widths of the Emissions
X6300 R EO 11 and X 5198 - 5200 [N I] in Aurorae Boreales
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol 130, Nr 2, Pp 303 - 306
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The afore-mentioned measurements were made in the winter of
1956-1959 at the Loparskaya Station of the Institut fiziki
atmoefery AN SSSR (Institute of Physics of the Atmo nhpre of
the AS USSR). An ap-paratus with a Fabri-Perot interferometer
was used. The interferometer was placed in a hermetically seal-
ed chamber. Figures 1 and 2 illustratejjhotographs of inter-
ference rings of the line X 6300 R 10 and the yellow line
of krypton. Figure 3 depicts a photometric section through the
inner ring for 6300 R. The width of the lines under considera-
tion is fully determined by the Doppler effect. Measurement of
the spectral line widths thus allows to determine the tempera-
ture within the region of luminosity. The kinetic temperature
can be determined from the spectral line widths only if the
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X6300 R CO I] and A, 5196 - 5200 9 [N g in Aurorae Boreales
the case of fluorescence and electron impact, the temperature
within the region of luminosity determined from the spectral
line widths is in agreement with the kinetic temperature. In
the case of dissociation, dissociative recombination, charge
exchange, etc it may greatly differ from the kinetic temperature
of the medium. If9 however, the excited atom undergoes several
collisions, a Maxwellian velocity distribution is obtained, and
the reliability of temperature measurement is independent of the
excitation mechanism. For this reason,, the temperature of the
\'Pupper atmospher is most conveniently determined from the for-
bidden emission. From the lines X 5577 R [0 1], A, 6300 ~ I]
and/or )~ 5200 temperatures can be determined at east
E
up to 150 km, 300 and/or 600 km. For all altitudes under con.-
sideration, the temperatures determined from the emission line
widths obviously agree with the kinetic temperature. The prin-
cipal error of this interferometric method for temperature mea-
surement of the upper atmosphere is the unknown altitude of the
radiant layer. At presentq ~he altltude can only be estimated,
and the aurora borealis at A, 6300 X at nighA is probably 250 qX
Card 2/3 to 300 km high. The luminosity with X 5200 A is probably no