SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NAYDENOV, G. - NAYDENOVA, V. A.

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MY Ts G, mm~l
U-MMUNIM Lon"walted devios, Zmn-Gil& 32 n*-2:2-3 7 '57.
(Methars) (Mine Cases) (Gas detectors)
(KM 10:5)

LSVIM, A.K., kand. tekhn. nauk.; DAMIUVICH. Yu. I., insh.; IIATWOV, G.F., iazte
%a dryor, Gor. khos. Hook. 32 no.10:23-23 0 (NiVA 11:110
1. Institut ispolizovanlya gaza AN VSSR.
(Drying apparatus)
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SIG&L. I.T&,.; FAYMOV, G.F.
Designing turbulent Jet Man burners for steam bollerve %so
pron. 4 no.6:24-30 Je '59. (KIM 12:8)
(Gas burners) (Boilers)

ULTMOV. G. [11aidlonov, H.3, inzb.
Artificial sun. Znan.ta Dratsia no.1:14-15 Ja '60.
OGRA 13:5)
(Infrared rare--Induotrial applications)

1AYDjWUv, Go
Street heatlage Zaan.alla 35 no.4837 Ap 160. (KM 13:8)
(Infrared rays-Industrial applications )
(Nemiting research)

-%F-AMMOVLp G. Lffald.1lonove H.), inzh.
.-Vt~
Man learns to measureo Znan., to pratsia. no, 2;24-25 F 162.
- .(H~FZ4 14:5)
(Mensuration)

NADENQVp G pirant; SOLYANIK, S-j RADCHENKO, Yu.p assistent; PAPOYAN, F.,
aaplrp *."0; GOE"HVILI, R., kand.biolog.nauk; LEVCHFJIKO, If., kand.
09118kckhoz.nauk; ARUTYU?TrPJI, Kh.; MOVSESYAJI, R.; HILOV, M., aspirant
Brief news. Zeshch.rast.ot vred.i bol. 10 no.4:50-52 165.
NIRA 1816)
1. Ukrainskiy institut oroshayemogo zemledellyag Kherson (for
Naydenov), 2, Predmadatell kolkhoza imeni ~hdanova, Chuguyevskogo
myonap Darlkovekoy oblasti (for SolYanik). 3. Khartkovakiy
mallskokhozyayetwennyy Institut (for Radchenko). 4. Armyanskiy
institut zaahchity ran tenly (for Papoyan). 5. Skriyakaya
opytnaya atantsiya plodovodetva (for Gokhelashylli).
6. Podagogicheskiy institut, g. Birokp Bashkirskaya ASSR (for
Levchenko). 7~ Imninakanskaya selaktaionnaya otantalya (for
ArutyurWan,, MovBeByan). S. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iesledovatellskiy
institut udobreniy i agropochvovedeniya, Moskva (for Milov).

IME, Ya.A..; VIKOVOVA, I.I.; CIMRTKO, V.F:; NAYDMOV G N.; ZIMp
B.N.; NOCEMINA, L.P.; NESTEROV, L I.; KISTANOT,71I.I.;
KUDRCVv V.M.j FAN9 G.V., red,j P011CFAIMAp A#A&# tekho, red,
[Structural changes in the industries of the United States,
Great Britain and German Federal Republic in the postwar
year]Struktu-rrqo iweneniia v prorryehlennosti SShA, Anglii i
MvposlevocrWe gody. 1.'.oskva,, Ekonomizdats, 1962. 43.7 p
I (MLLA 15: 10
1. Moscow. Ilauchno-issledovatel skly ekonomicheakiy inBtitut.
(United States-Industries) (Great Britain-Induatries)
(GermaxW, West-Industries)

NAYDE.NOV, Genriadiy Nikolayovichl ARTEMOV, N.N.., red.; GOUSIMICNA,
Ye.S., tekhn. red.
[Reproduction and utilization of capital assets in U.S.A.
industry- based on the exe ple of the ma=facturing
industryj Vosproizvodstvo i ispollzovanie osnovnogo kapi-
tals, v prorqsbiennosti SShA; na primere, obrabatyvaiushchei
promyshlennosti. Moskvaq Ekonomikav 1964. 98 p.
(14IRA 17:3)

NAYDE:NOVp G.P., -%spirant
Cultivation practices and the ground beetle Zabrus tanabrioides.
Zashch. rest. Ot vred. i bol. 9 no.9sl6 164. (MA 171ll)
1. Ukrainskiy institut oroshaysmogo samledellya, Kherson.

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BULGARLI/Chwical Tccluiolo-~yt Chun-Acid Products and T'heir Applica- H-6
tion. Safety and Sanitation
Abo Jour Rof Zhur - 10iti-, No 24, lg%J, No 62190
,',uthor naydenov I., Brzcva L., j'iprakhanyan G.
Inst
Titlu Effects of Workinfs I-bthod3 Employed in the MinQB on the
Sanitary Conditions
Orig Pub Sb. tr. Visah. icd. in-t,-Plovdiv, 1954-1555 (1957), 9, 1-3
Abstract The dry and wet L,ining i.iethods (with diffcr~~ntly constructed
ventilation syst(~ms) werQ investigated during 1953-1955 in
the LLines of the Rodopskiy Uneral region. It was estab-
3-ished that inproved sanitary conditions (pcxticularly such
factors as lover dust content of the air, tomiperature,
hwAdity, and couposition of thu air) result from thu use of
tho wet Licthot.1 in conjunction ~rith the tuprov.~d vcntilatir~n.
Card 1/1
20

KAYDENOVo 1.1 SHILINIKOVp V.
Apartment house built br one brigades Na stroi.Roso 3 n0-818-9
Ag 162. (KUM 15t12)
1. GlATM inshener Sverdlavskoco trests. Zhilstroy (for
Naydeno,w). 2,* Nachallnik otdola trude, I tarab*tnoy platy
Sverdlovskogo tre ta Zhilstroy (for Shillnikov).
(Sve%lovsk-Apartment houses)

KOWOUSOVO A.I.; BRITSKO, K.M.; TOWDIN. Te.I.; GRECHMIN, A.I.; DNOTYA-
MISKO. M.S.; DOBROSKOK, A.N.; KARDANYAN, X.Te.;_RA 10T. I.A...-_
PROKOPOVICH, A.Ye.; TZLYATNIKOV, L.P.; USPUSKIT, U.K.; KKLYNOV.
T.N.; PEMISHTRYN. Te.A.. nauchnyy red.; YETSEVICHIT. V.I., red.;
3=VAq L,G,, takhn.rade; NADEINSKAYA, A.A., takhn.red.
(Machine-tool manufacture in Japan] IAponskoe stankostroonle.
Pod obshchei red. A.I.Prokopovichs i N.Z.Kardaniana. Kookwa, TSentr.
bluro takhn.informtsilt 1959. 461 P. (KIRA 13:9)
1. Koscow (Province) Oblastnoy sovet narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Japan-Kaehine tool industry)

TURUSOVA, M.D., inzh.; GRIGORIYEVA, G.H.; LAY]nrV, I,.V.; KRYUCHKOV, V.I.;
RYBAKOV, K.M.
Expediency of substituting nylon for cot'.on in the manufacture of
Jacquard loom cords. Tekst,prom. 23 no.5:67 My 163. (KIRA 16:5)
1. Nauchno-issladovatellskayn laboratoriya, Bol'shogo Kokhomskogo
khlopchatobumazhnogo kowbinata, (for Turusova). 2. Master risovallnogo
otdola Bol'shogo Kokhomakogo khlopchatobmazhnogo kombinata (for
Grigorlyeva). 3. Master prigotovitellnogo otdola Bol'shogo
Kokhomskogo khlopchatotAwmzhnogo kombinata (for Naydenov).
4. Nachallnik tkatskogo proizvodstva Bollskogo Kokhomskogo
khlopchatobunaahnogo kombinata (for Kryuchkov). 5. Pamoshchnik
mastera tkatskogo tsekha Bol'shogo Kokhomakogo khlopchatobumazhnogo
kowbinata (for Rybakov). (Looms) (Nylon)

TITSMOOT, A., lush.% FATIMT, K.. lush*
.......................
Mechanized bench for making cement-sand tiles. 3,91I.strol. 13
no-5-414-15 IV 060. (MIPA 13 $8)
(Tiles) (Automatic control)

BRMj M.M., MAYMMOV, L.M., MTAHAR, L.H.
Viticulture - Koldavia
On the "Denevitsa" state nursery farm. Vin. SSM 12 no. 3, '1952-
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Jun* - 1951, Uncl.

mtfl, tk~.
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tog of vip;" wi; 11 ~Jlld K I" foic 'st-! il.p ;:t,1 ti I
fvtflilil- 'Alt
4if ~Iriyi

NAYDEMOV9 M.
Reconstruction of a Potentiometer. In Radio Ehgineering, No. 1:22 Jan 55

ITA KII&&II YemellyaLoviah; MLFWROV# A.$*, red.; BJRW, A*Fe, takhn.
[So st~heming of the =Ion of werkIM oUse ad pommatry
ik" affsaw the 601144SITIffattoa of eg""Itu"I affopus"
Solw& rob~ kusaft I kresselaustvi v reftlotato kollokti-
vlm*~U wIldwO.Moslaistive. lbskv% Iz&vo wSewdo." 1939.
N? P, (Tessolusum obs6kietwo pe ragmetremailm poutichashm
I U014hawm suejallo ser*I, iw*20)o (mm nao)
(%nat&-jeftelds policy) (Caluative fam)

MAYM M V.. inzhener-lapitan.
A now sea. Tokh.mol. 24 no.io:4 0 156. (NLU 9:12)
(Pollaawgrsdakoe, Dulgarta-lovervoirs)

VAYEENOV, Nester Ilikonovich; DELOV, M.P., red.
["Builder" has a proud ring] Stroitell - eto zvuehit gordo.
Khabarovsk, Khabarovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 14 po
WIRA 17:5)
1. Proizvoditell rabot pervulto ntroyuprmloniya trenta
"Khabarovskstroy" (for Naydenov).

RAYDINDV, S.; ri~daVtoy- RAYOV C ' til-tinichoinkiy rodairtor.
(Uple. 1- !,_ ~,,, haulage tunnole) Skersatuals, prokhodka shtr*lrov.
:,udkva. Iza-vo VTsSI'S erofizdat. 1956. 'J6 p. (HM 9.,6)
'I.Brigedir prokhodehikov shakhty No.1-2 ON*vaya Goluboftal tresta
"Pervomayokugal'O (Donbass) (for Naydeaev).
(Mining engineering)

I c ou r r.-,. Y : BULGARIA 4
1 CALMORY : Farn kni;-aals. Cattle
ABS. J )UR. t RZBiol. , No. 13, 1958, No. 59513
AUTHOR : Naydenov, 3.
IN 5T.
T IT L-,' : Results of the Qualitative E-.raluation of
Cattle in the Areas of State Breeding Cer,
ters (Bulgaria)
0-410. PUB. : Zhivotnovltdstvo i vet. delo, 1957, 11, No 7,
4-11
A93TRACT : As a result of the systematic qualitative
evaluation of anttlei, carried out in the
Sofia State Breeding Centor (SBC), the ave-
rw milk yield increased from 2,196 kg. in
1953 to 3,213 1(g. in 1956 and In Varna SBC
from 2,112.6 Icg. to 3,207 on Individual
farms, the average milk yield In 1956 at-
tained 4,OOG kg. During the sano period the
live weight of cows also increased from
CA.ID- 112

Country : BULG" JA
CATEGORY : ftrm Animals. Cattle
A33. JOUR. I RZPiol., ;10. 13, 1956, F0- 59513
AUTHOR
INST.
TITLE
ORIG. PUB,
AB3TRACT 324-412 to 424-49" kg. The nirnber of animals
cont'd. belonging to the elite-record, elite and
first clase attained 40-9% of the total live
stock in the Sofia SBC, 39.1% in the Varna
SBC and 50% In the Plovdiv SBC.-- K. M. Lyu-
tikov
4.~ category
CARD: 2/2

WMARIA Farm Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - R101091YS, No 5, 1959, No. 21247
Author : Stoyno
Inat :Not given
Title :The Evaluation of Bulls According to Their
Progony
Orig Pub :ZhIvotnov"datvo I vot. dolo, 1958, 12, Nn 2, 10-15
Abstract :Tm artificial insemination the evaluation of bull-
producers according to their progeny is of especially
great importance. It Is recommended to adapt the eval-
uation method vhIch is practiced in Denmark vhero
78 - 93 bull-producors are evaluated annual1y and 360
bul.la vore evaluated during a period of 10 years. The
first studies in this field in Bulgaria are appraised.
-- K. 14. LyUtIkOV
Card 1/1
55

GOARV, G,; ZOTOTIND, S. prepodavatell; RAIDEW% V.; ZHMV. P.; Rw-
50IOT, V.
Continuing the discussion of problem of labor organization under
conditions of now technolooW. Sots. trud 5 no.5:66-74 NY o6o.
(KIIA 13:11)
1. lachallulk otdola truda I xarplaty Rostovskogo soynarkhoza (for
Gubar*v), 2. V~vsh%ya partlynaya shkolaq ViarIkor (for Zolotlko).
3- Ikohallulk tookhovop bywo truda I sarabotnoy platy Kharlkovskogo
traktornogo saroda (for Raydenov). 4. Nauchno-lealedovatellskiy
Institut truda, Moskva (Zharov). 3. Nachallnik otdola truda i
sarplaty Tuzhno-Kazakhatanskogo sovnarkhosa (for Baryshnikov).
(Zabor and laboring classes)
(Automation) (Technological innovations)

HAM)ENOV, V.
Cr"ting wrm for the a= of auxilLary work4re. Blulonsuch.
Infom s trud i sar-PUta 4 W-6836-4 '62, (MIRA l4s6)
(Mwkoy Proylaos-Industries)

46-12-10/15
AUTHORSs Groshev, L. V. Demidov, A. U. , Haydenov, V. A.
I -
TITLEa Spectra of Electrons of Internal Conversion Which are Emitted in
Captures of Thermal Neutrons by the Samarium-, Cadmium- and Gado-
linium-Nuclei (Spektry elektronoy vnutrenney konveraii, iapuskaye-
mykh pri zakhvate teplovykh neytronoy yadrami samariya, kadmiya i
gadoliniya)
PERIODICALs Izveetiya AN SSSR,Seriya Fizicheskaya, 1957, Vol. 21, 11r 12,
pp. 161g - 1623 (USZ;R)
ABSTRACTs The spectra of electrons of internal converiion which develop in
the radiation n, r were investigated nere. For this a magnet
spectrometer was used with electrical recording of the electrons
by counters placed far apart and connected to the coincidence-scheme
The apparatus was not the very best, as it possessed comparatively
small light intensity and dissolving power. The measuring method
and the apparatus are described in reference 4. The only difference
consisted in the fact thRt the neutrons from the Gne of the chan-
nele of the reactor (PTH) immediately passed into the camera of the
spectrometer and impinged upon the investigated eample. Sample
3 x 4 cm 2. The investigation of the line with T keV at a thick-
Card 112 ness of the sample of 0,78 Mcm- 2 and 0.31 UcM' in the spectrum

Spectra of Electrons of Internal Conversion Which are Emitted
mal Neutrons by the Samarium-, Cadmium- and Gadolinium-Huclei
AVAILABLE3
48-12-10/15
in Capturea of The
of a Gd-sample showed that the peak-area in this range of thick-
ness still increases linearly with the thickness of the s,_~mple.
The elate, obtained for the energies and the multipolarity of the
transitions in the investigated nuclei are given in a table. At
energies of the electrons below 100 keV an essential decrease in th
coefficient (52was observed beside a widening of lines. The find-
ing of the line-intensity became unreliable here and therefore
at electron-energies below 100 )-.eV no multipolarity for the peaks
was determined. Ifultipolari ties were determined for tranMions
with ener a of 337 and #4 V in Sm150 553 keV in Cd 9 197
f~t 459e For all these transitions may be
keV in Gd 9 180 koV in Gd
assumed that they are transitions of the type E 2 which a130 13 in
agreement with the results of other works (references 1 - 3). Yhere
are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 9 references, 2 of which are Slavic.
Library of Congress
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ALICK33TATo A.Te.,prof.; BATKO# Y-F-okand.takhaenauk; NORMSKIT, B-1-okand.
tekhn.nauk, dote.; NAYMMOTo T.N.olnsh,; YUDINA, I.F..Inxh.
Selecting parameters for two-stage longitudinal field rotating
amplifiers. Sbor.LIIZHT no.159:207-222 '58. (RUA 12:2)
lo Chlen-korrespondent kN SM (for Alskseyev).
(Rotating amplifiers)

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UYDEIIOVt Vladiml NIkolaywichi KAGIDSON., Viktor Valentinovich,,
naucnMy so nik
Ommutation reaction of the aruature of large d.c. machines.
Isy.vynoucheb.sav.1 slaktromkh. 5 noo3s269-276 162. (KWA 15:4)
lo Kharlkovskiy elaktromichamicheakly savod (for Naydenov).
2o, Dnepropetrovokly gorvqy Inatitut (for Magidson).
(Electric -cb4nery-DIrect current)
(Comatation (Electricity))

KOCHAROV,, G. Ye.; MAYDENOV, Ve 00
"Low Background, Gas-Filled Counters for Electrons and X-Pays."
report submitted for All-Union Conf on Nuclear Spectroscopy, Tbilisi, 14-22
Feb 64.
FTI (Physico Technical Inst)

KOMAROV, G.Ye.~ V.0 smr.-AYEI', "I.M.
i_-
Proport!onal acunt,.!r "Illed with n v-)(ture of xeron and
iGOPertang). Ity. Ali SSSR. Ser. fIz. 28 no.10v1725-172?
0 164. "CR.; ',7. '~2)
1, Fisikr,-,tekhni ohs hkiy InatItat. !Tli. A.F. IOM4 All 555R.

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4AGht goo barii~n
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If, 8 -193 1_960. -a-.11e.Kocharov,
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and
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L 45955-66 i;,'.,,T (1) /~',WT(m)/r-,WP(t)/1--'TI IJP(c) JDI'."d
ACC NRs AP602
1990 SOURCE ODDE: UR/0120/66/000/003/0005/001
AUMOR: Kocharov, G. Ye.-. Maydenov, V. 0.
ORG: Physico-Technictl Institute, AN SSSR, Leningrad (riziko-tekhnicheakiy Institut
AN ESSR)
TITLE -. L4)w-noig2 gazi -_fjjljd eleWyn x-ra cRunters, Pl~escn4td ct+ 44 r i4O4~
afl-14,~#i Cosi4et-emco on racteetp ,'or 7"Wi'p' in re,6,1
SOURCE: Pribory i telhnika eksperimenta, no. 3, 1966, 5-18
TOPIC TAGS: gas fillid counter, electron counter, radon, tritium
ABSTRACT: The authoim review methods of designing gas-filled radiation counters and
their basic characteristics. The attention is primarily focused on the low-noise as-
pects of the design ard operation. The basic theory of noise level in the counters L
briefly reviewed and ninimum measurable intensity is given. This quantity is given i!
terms of the number o1 noise-inducing events such as cosmic rays and others. The mate
rials used in the construction of the counters are evaluated in terms of their radio-
y-active impurities. Tables are giv
activity level arising from the presence of a, 0,
en listing various matarials Used in counters and the number of radiation events per
100 Cn2 per hour. Chenical affinity and abundance of radioactive elements in various
materials, their decay times and other particulars are discussed. Next, the gas used
for filling the counter is evaluated, mainly in terns of impurities in such elements
:L.~ard 1/2 UDC: 621.387.4

ACC Nks AP6021990
as radon, radioactive carbon and tritium which are present in commonly used gases.
Also the effect of cosmic rays and the radioactivity of the environment of the count-
I er is discussed and mcommendations on the use of building materials for the labora-
tory ara made. Additional methods for reducing noise levels by special shielding ar-
rangement, miniturization, etc. are listed. Several types of better counter designs
are described and their capabilities are reviewed. The authors thank M. M. Bredoy
for his interest in tte work. Orig. art. has: 4 tables, 9 figures.
SUB CODE: 20,09/ SUBM DATE: 2BJun65/ ORIG REFt OU/ OTH REF: 043
Card 2/2 blg

ACC NRt ____ AP6034225 - - SOURCF.-CODg--IjEc/olzo/66/000/005/0095/0096
AUTHOR: Viktorov, S. V.; Kocharov, G. Ye.;_Naydenov, V. 0.
ORG: ghysico-technical Institute, Academy of Sciences, SSSR. Leninar (FLXLbw-
tekhnicheskiy inatitut AN SSSR)
TITLE: Background characteristics of some industrial gas-filled counters
SOURCE: PrIbory i tekhn0a eksperinienta, no. 5, 1966. 95-96
TOPIC TAGS: scintillatior. counter, scintillation detector, radiation detecting devic
Cgs ocmd'40 e0 ,, rtw_ 6
ABSTRACT: Results of baci.ground noise investigation of lot produced MST-17 SI-2B
STS-OcSTS-0 MS-11(rand.?GTP-4 type industrial counters are presented. Measure-
ments were made without protectio 1pand with passive, active, or passive plus active
protection. The pazisive protection consisted of an iron screen 15 cm thick, the
active protection was represented by a plastic scintillation detectorAuned as an
placed in a
anticoincidence circuit w:.th the investigated counter. The cou~i__erw
pit drilled along the scititillator axis. Results permitted evaluation of protection
with and without passive ithielding. There were 2-3 more pulses per win for the
share with the active pro::ection, which excludes the hard component of cosmic radia-
tion and partially absorbii the soft component. Radiation from radioactive substances
in surrounding objects is also absorbed. Experiments demonstrated that the use of
protective (passive) scre,ins reduces background noise 3 to 4 times; a further
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reduction by a factor of :1..5-2.5 can be obtained by using additional active I
protection. Orig. art. kiss 2 tables. I
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2/2

KHAYK111 0 Vladlen Favlovich; NAYDF"OV..Y.I~.~pr Sorgoyevich; W-LUZA,
Stanislav Grigorlyevich; LREM-1kN, e.G., doktor ekon.
nauk, prof., red.; K(A;IKGV, L.A. , red.; V:.-r'2;..'IY-_"VZ'FJ,!A,
G.V., ralad. red.
[Cori-elation and statistical models in econo=ic calculationBl
Korreliatsila i statiAicneskoe modelirovanle v ekonomiche-
skikh raschetakh. Voskva, Ekonomika, 1964. 215 P.
(,','JEA 17:9)

NAYDINDY. V.I., lnzh.; SIM, L.Ya.. inzh.; ZATRAZHNY, 1.14.. inzh.;
BORTAK. A.T.. inzh.; ROMARCHEM. F.Y.. lnzh.
Seeldry pressing of kaolin bricks. suggested b7 V.I.
lbidenov and others. Rats.1 isobr.predl.v strol. no.11:
79-&') 159. (KIRA 13:')
1. Po mat"rtalam plitochnogn'savoda, stantelya Loaeve*,
Kharlkovsko sovnarkhnsa.
rKsolin)

ZAKHARIKOV, N.A.; NAYDENOV, V.V.; BLOKH, S.A.; SOLDATOV, G.A.; LEVITSKIY,
V.K.;-WU-ZM-F,IWV9 V.V.;-SPL?KTORO M.P.
Radiation gas drying of structural ceramic products. Stek. i
ker. 19 no.7s2l-25 J1 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Tiles--Drying)

NAUMVj re.So
da-
lormcfal4sation In tractor bttil&vg. Tmkto I sollkhosmash.
31 no,6s42-43 A f6l. (MM 14:6)
1. Mroktor GiprotraktoroselikhowAO.
(Traotor inftstry)

NAYDSHOVAJ A.B.; KUKHARI, T.I.; BABICIMVA, N.M., skonomist
Let's improve the planning and economic work In telecoxmMication
enterprises. Vast. sviazi 24 no.3:14-15 Mr 164. (PGRA 17:4)
1. Zamestitell nackallnika planovo-okonomicheskogo upravleniya
Ministerstva avyazi Gitovskoy SSR (for Maydenova). 2. Nachallnik
planovo-finansovogo otdela Upetzkogo oblastnogo upravleniya svyazi
(for Kukharl). 3. Ssaratovskiy gorodskoy radiousel (for
Babicheva).

UYDENOVA A,B.
F'StAbliAi4 nor= -for workiWi..'capital in.telaccoximication enterprises.
vest, s~Usi 25 zig,9:13-14 S (MIRA 18:9)
j
1. Zamestitell fiachalxnika.plapoto-4konomichaskogo upravleniya
Kiuivtqistva~ avyasi I;Itovskoy ISSR.

I
C>
1
VIE
Bud VMS
"Tbo Structure of a Current in the-Presence of
San& Waves " N. A. KMAY10va and-')I:. B.
"enovajAAbof River Bed Processes.,. Sect4as
of -Bel Solution of Water-Economy Problem,
BCL LWR
12 Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geofft, No 5, PP 445-450
Studied nature of current and turbidity disVj_
button in the under-roll. of sand waves vhicll
we in the process of forming. used a motiom-
picture camera and a glaze-bottomed containdr
partially submerged in water for the inyesti-
11SUOU. Established that the velocity in the
uPW part of the current reaches a max i=uA-
i&UlY above the roll, thus narrowing the cvr-
rents true crone section. Acknowledge advice of
H. ~i - Telikanov, Cccr4lon Acaid set mu., and
N. A. PrIdsan .

VWWOVA, 1. B.
Naydenoves, 1. B. - *10091 Washout at Spillway Structures. (Investigation of the
Kinabstle Structure of the Turbulent Strom in the Pit of a local Vashout)." Moscow
Order of touln State U Inew K. V. Lamonowvv ftsical Faculty, Moscow,, 1955
(Dissertation for the Degree of CwWidato In ftelemathematIcal Sciences)
SOs LdzbWa Ietopis',, No 24, 11 June 1955, Moscou, Pages 91-10.4

5/pTY63/03T/002/01 1/016
Bi oi BI e6
AUTHORS: Bugay, P. M., Bashenova, L. 9.9 Gollborkovaq A. S.o
KQnel'skaya, V. N.,,N&Yde_AAY& (Kharlkov)
TITLEt Electron spectra and nature of the absorption bands of
aromatic amine derivatives. it. Electron spectra of
diphenyl amine and its hydroxy and methoxy derivatives
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 37P no. 2, 1963, 378-384
TEXT; Based on the classification of absorption bands of diphenyl amine
derivatives publ ished in Zh. fiz. khimii, 36, 1562, 1962, the bands of
-the following co mpounds are discussed in detail: C H NHC H X9 where X a Ito
6 5 6 4
o-, m-# or p-OH; o-, m-1 or p-CH 309 and XC6H4NHC6H4Y, where X a Y*w o-O
m-, or p-OH; X . o-,.m-, or p-OH, Y - o-, m-, or p-CK 301 X - Y a 0-0 6-0
or p-CH30. The solutions used were: hexane, ethanol# 98,A H 2SO 4# gl&c' al
acetic acidl or ethanol + 2 M sodium alcoholate. The data for A, logL
oscillator strength* electron transfer energy and band width are tabled.
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Electron spectra and nature BIOI/B186
In all substances, the fundamental band was the AIg --~ B2u benzene band
which has high absorption and oscillator strength and appears between
A - 254 and 4 - 300 m;i. Besides this, the A band (A a 283-417 mg) and the
short-wave aniline band B (A - 220-246 mg) were observed, but not in all .
solvents. The long-wave D band (4 a 335-690 mO is observed in almost all
dihydroxyl hydroxy-methoxy and dimethoxy derivatives of diphenyl &mine.
In the presence of two or three-functional groups with equal electron-
directing properties (OH, OCH-, NH) one of the groups, when subjected-t1i
3
the effect of NU as a stronger electron donor acquires, the properties of
a weak electron acceptor; this causes the appearance of the A band
characteristic of functional groups with opposite sign. Also the dipole
moment increases which was 1.95 D for p-hydroxy diphenyl amine, 1-79 D for;.
4-methoxy diphenyl amine, and 3-5 D for 4,4'-dihydroxy diphenyl smine. On
formation of salts, the B band disappears or becomes weaker, when the salt
formation is incomplete. In such cases, the oscillator strength decreases
and a hypsochromic shift of the A --jo- B band is observed. 'There are
18 2u,
2 tables.
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ASSOCIATION; Kharlkovokiy politekhnicheskiy Institut im. V. 1. Lenin&
(Khartkov Polytechnic Ins~ltuts ineni V. I. Lenio)
SUBMITTED: November 22, 1961
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WCATo F- H-1 KCM#SKATA9 1. W.1 WLIHCRKOVAg A. S.; UZW.YlDvAs L. Mel and I(ATUL"NOVAg I
*1882adowealp notaka *UktmwqM qwktmw k1wUld oldalmdya orto oksi-I
mt,olwl-pr*lsvwdmM'dlfmd]L-mlm v 90% N go ve v~. I
p0", P042mbdodnog
*ibAtud ftr tin Vlltb lm-m I -a commas lbumd" speatt"Gows %derwtv
U-v Jlal 1963-

S/076 83/037/003/012/020
B101 13215
AUTHORS: Bugay, P. M.# Konallakaya, V. N., Bazhenova, L. V..#
Collborkova, A, S
TITLE: Effect of the typq of aromatic amino 8 (primary,. secondary'L
tertiary) and their o-derivatives, m-derivativest and, p-.
derivatives on the absorption spectra
P*--'.",J0DICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii,-v. 37, no. 39 1963, 652-655.
T' U~ T This in a comparison of the widths and intensities of the 288 mp
benzene absorption. bands in the apeot:~a of aniline, diphonyl amino (DPA)s .
triphenyl amino, o-aminophonol, 2-hydroxy-DPA, 2,21-dihydroxy-DPA,
2-hydroxy-21-methoxy-DPA, m-aminophenol, 5-hydroxy-DPA, 3,31-dihydroxy-
LIPA, 3-hydroxY-3t-mothoxy-DPA, p-aminophonol, 4-hydroxy-DPA, 4,41-hydroxy-
DPAt and 4-hydrov-41.-mathoxy-DPA dis;3olved in ethanol, hexana, 58;~4' if "o
24 40
CIT
C00ffL- and-.--othanol-L.+-_2__.'-1 n1coholate. - Reaults. (1) The amino group
-------- --- --
3~-
~-n bonjugated -with all benzene rings,-although-to, differbrit degrees in
tho different,.compounds. The greatent increase in intensity of the band.
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Ef f ect of -the type of aromatic BIOI/B215
occurs on transition from aniline to DPA. (2) The '.chemical activity.of,
the compound and salt formation in H :SO and CH-COOH can he determined
Y-
sity-- Tharba-dia In-Intensity -maximum aboorptio'
na:.-Ioten 3 oC n
ransi _iom aminophenol-to monohydroxy-DPA and decrease in
ion I
intensity on-ti-anaition to dih.7droxk-DPA confirm that,the amino group of~
DPA' ,O'conjugated-with both benzone rings and that the conjugation is
affected by the functional groups in o, m, or p positions. (4) In the
ortho-hydroxy derivatives of aniline and DPA there 0XiGts Lan intramolocular
hydrorran bond., (5) The band intensity decreases-on salt formation. (6)..
Intonvive changes ohowing no regular relotion to the band intensity occur
durinC,* the formation of quinoidal oompounda and oxidation. There ara
tabl o.a.
AS~OCIATIUN: Kharlkbvskiy politekhnichankiy inatitut in. V. I. Lenina
(Kharlkov Polytechnic Institute imeni V. I. Lonin)
S U I il* ITT L D March 19, 19062
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BUGAY, P.M.; GOLIBERKCVA, A.S.; KONELISKAYA, V.N.;.NAYDENOVAt I.I.
Absorption spectra and nature of absorption bands of aromatic amino
derivatives oxidized in 98% milfuric acid. Part 1. Zhw.fiz.khim. 37
no.10:2339-.-343 0 163. (MIRA l7s2)
1. Kharlkovskiy politekhnichaskiy inatitut imeni Lenina.

BUGAY, P.H.; GOLIBERKOVA, A.S.; NAYDENOVA, I.I.
Absorption spectra and the nature of absorption bands of aromatic
amine derivatives oxidized in 98% H2SO4. Zhur. fiz. khim. 37
no.11:2563-2566 N163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Mattkayskiy politekhnidwWEiy inatitut imeni lAnim. .

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lenelovA, T.N.
Dissertation# "Investigation of Lonoleic Acid.4 Cand Chem Sci,
Leningro State U,, Leningrad,, 195h. (ReferativWf Zhurnal, Fhtniya, Moscow,
go. 16, 'lug 54)
SO: SUM 393, 28 Feb 55

USSIVCultivated Plantm4 Fruit Troes. SmU Fmit 111mits. m
;,bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., N,, 17, 1953, 77365.
,.uthor Hayaoi-ma 1 11 -
Last 7,' ~,, L
=ttute of ',L,lwt Protection.
Ti ClIc Raisin~; lli(-~i (.amlity Milclew-Resistmit Grapes.
(,rii. .ub: S). tr. Moll. str. Vocacyum. in-ta, zashchity r-ast.,
1957, 2, 45-50.
;.bstract: For obtainli-k; Liilacw-resistant forris, the varica
quality of a s~~ecial intra-specie was used.
Li a collection nursex-/, the nost re31Stant SOC-1-
linj;s of Eurcr~ean varieties of Grape were selected
on the basis of stron,, infection of mildew. Seedlir4~s
No 1 and No 2 were isolated which have ~;ooA ecunonic
sil,ma alonE with increased resistance. Their con-
Cara 1/3

USSB/Cultivated Plants - Fruit Trees. Siml-1 Frgait Plants. m
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur--,Aol., 11c 17, 1950, 77065.
parison with the standard varieties Shasla ane-
LUGote showed that in conditions of strc)r.:--
r1ildL-d infection, sce,,ai:V, Nc 2 Ixeserved 911~ of
leaves, seedlin.-- No 1 - 41.7' with witherinr~ of
Ij
97.5' and 7c.51' iv
/ 'j . the control varieties. Re-
liroductive and veC-e-uation hybridization with
purl)oses of (Urect rnisin6 of LAMew-resistant
seed]-inC;s with standarLl comercial varieties found
the domination of the features of the old cm.mxer-
cial varieties ana decrease of the LlilLlew-re-
sistant hybrids in cu..Tarison with selected re-
sistant see,,Uii-k*,B- The increased Mildew resistance
of the seedlinGs is cc,,-mected in Creat -art -.rith
the phytoncyLlon iiro-.ortiee of their sap (rapia
cessation of rwvc,.4nt of zoospores ljy ;Aldew iLndp-r
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USSP/Cultivated Plantis. rruit Trees - Rml I Fruit Flaa-c;s. m
I.ba Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1950.- 77~65-
the effect of sap vml volatile substances secreted
by the tissues), and so--Lett-ics with the oriCinal
reaction of the cells to the introduction of the
parasite (necrosis of the tissues vith fon-m-tion
of an isolated Inyer frcr.3 the location of the
0 infection). -- V. V. .'.rld"ngel'ahaya.
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inflORS s NaR~dei'uva, I. N., Andreyeva, V. A., Bjkov, V. T., 62-11-22/29
Vereen, S. P., Zyakhor, Ye. S., Chernij, V. F.
TITLE: On the Investigation of Effective Substances of thu Gin,uefoil
Ginseng (K izacheniyu deistvvyuehchikh veshchestv zhenfahenya)
PLRIODICALs Izvestija AV 55SR, Otdel.Xhim.11auk, 1937, Nr 11, pi~-1403-104
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt In order to confiria the asduwed cumpo"nds in the oinquEfoil gin-
song (Panax quinquefolium), ooloar reactions wore applied. Name-
ly such ones which are appiied in the paper chroinatography. The
ginseng extracts provide coloured drop-reactions with "hinhydrine
antimony trichioride, paradimethylaminobenzaldehjde, benzidine,
a-naphthol. Theue reactions confirm the existence of sugar,
aziino- and steroid-oompounds. The application of thu chromato-
graphy made it possible to carry oat the elimination of active
preparations from the ginseng extract. The root itself is cal-
led "San'-sall. There are lo references, 9 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONs ftr-.eao+. Drench of the AN USSR (Dallnevostochnyy filial All SSSR)
SUB11ITTED; Jane 24, 1957
AVAILABLL3 Librarj of Cun6ress
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79-1-49/63
AUTHORSt Pigulovskly, G. V. , 17aydenova, 1. 71.
TITLE: The Monoxide of Methyllinolate and Ito Properties (Hanoukiq~
metilovogo efira linolovoy kioloty i yeye ovoyetva)
PERIODICALo Zhurnal Obolichey Khimii. 1950, Vol.28, Ur 1, pp.234-230(U,9SR)
A.BSTRACT: On the basis of the described results that the oxidation of
mothyllinolate with benzoyl-hydrogen-peroxide takes place in
steps and that the hydrogenation and bromination of linoleic
aoid (Cig COOH) taken place in two phases, the authors
aeaumed hN tho oynthonia of tho monoxide of thla actd could
be realized. In order to attain this, methyl linolato wan
oxidized with acetyl-hydrogen-peroxide. The monoxide in a
colorless oil and boils at 173 - 1750C (0,08 mrn). Its struc-
ture was proved on the basis of the reaction of its oxidation
with potassium manganate in an acetone solution. In the case
of the presence of Its oxide ring of 12 and 13 carbon atoms
the oxide of novanic and azolaic acid should be found among
tho oxidation productB (eeo the process of reaction), in the
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The Monoxide of Methyllinolate and Its Properties
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decilio asid. The farmer were liberated. The authors Aid not
content themselves with th13 proof. For a final determination
of the stricture of the monaxide it had to be converted t,~
the hydrated prodlict. For the hydrated oxide has the s+-c-
ture of the oxide of o~7tadecilenic-6-!8-acid and should,
with respect to Ito properties, differ frcm those of oleic
acid (- oxide of octadecilanio-9--acid-10). By caponifi,ation
of the hydrogenation product an oxide vas liberated which
differed in everything from that of clei~: acid. Thus the methyl
linolate possesses the structure of the methyleater of
-oxida-octadecilenic-9--acid-.I. By itos hyd7c~genation the
oxide of the methyl aster of ootadicilenic-6-acid-18 is forn-
ed. It became evident that the double bond of the methy! i-s'er
of 12,13-oy-ide-octadec ii eni-c-.9--a--id-1, is just as rapilly hy.
drated as tent of A -methyllinolate. There are 7 refe!en.-
ces, 3 of which are Slavic.
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2he ?!onoxide of Ile Uyll ino late and Its Pro-perties
ASSOCIATIONt Leningrad State Vnivermity
(Lenin-radskiy aosudarotvennyy universitat)
SUM.TITTED: January 9, 1957
AVAILADI.d,i Library of Con-rcB3
v
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VEIWEREVSKITp D,D.,j VOMVICHF KA.1 MAYDEMAt
Effect of a root mater-m- the acqmIsition of resisteme to
allow im the seeded pmgwq of the RuMem grape, Agrobloloole,
uo.61941-942 54 062* (KM 16 11)
1, Moldavskly nauchao;autudavatel'skiy institut sadovadetvaq
vinegrade0tva i vinod4#ap Kishinev*
(Grapa.-Disesse &W pat resistance) (Nll#w) (Grafting)

VOTT OV TGJI , R . ; IYA , I . i 'Jil ~~i , , ;.~ . ; li"k j'J , I' . , ji~ I'# ~ , !~ ~. 1. , 1. 1 , " . ;
Fl IATMA,
Inmutitty of fniit plantn rin(l ll-~114-1:;. ' :, -; !~:~ 1. .r!tq f. . - t T., 7- -1 . i
bol. 10 no.10:21-23 16r. , ~,l 1 ~-, - I -)
1. Molda-T3kly irLstit'ut sarlrrod-~t-1,rA, I , r---Ik-.iyU
I Kishinevskly I-r
. , -1.3 t 1 tu t .

VOROBIYZV, A.N., kand.veter. nauk; NAYIJENOVA X.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
~ ,
Prdphtlaxie of helminthiases and intoxication in ducks. Veterinariia no.
3.2:4/-48 D 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Chechano-Ingushskava nauchno-issledovatellskaya vaterinarnaya stantai-
ya,

APT. 1. S. ; NATIMOVA. L. P.
lc,&=od food br thermaphille atero-organteme.
Kous, I ov. prom. 14 no.4:39-W Ap '39.
(KIRA 12:5)
1,TSentrallnyy natwhun-isoledovatellakly institut kouservnoy I
ovoshcheaushillnoy proxyshl*nnosti.
(Food, Ca=ed)

APT, F.S.; NATUMU. L.P.
-- --
Methods of detecting causative agents of contact souring In certain
tnws of canned food. Kona. I ov. prom. 14 no.9:33-35 3 159.
(JaU 12:12)
1.18ontralluyy nauabno-iseledovatellskLy institut kouservuoy I
ovoshchasushilluoy promyshlennosti.
(Food. Canned-Bacterlology)

RAM)ENNA, L. P.
---- -- --*----
Conditioup of the growth of thersophille micro-organism
and forwAtion of acids in canned food. KonSA ov.prom,
17 no.5%3'A-42 MY 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut koruervnoy
i ovoshcheaushU'noy cm"hlennosti.
(Bacteria,, Thermophilic) (Foodo Carmed--Kicrobiology)

KOSTROVA, Ye.I.1 MAZOKHINAO N.N.; HAIMENOVA, L.P.
Devolopmat of scientifioallY tdsed m0thOds Of sterili?AtiOn
J& food canning. Kona.,i avaprom. 17 no.6:36-38 So IW-9
WIRA 150)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inBtitut
konoervnoy i evoshchesushIlInoy promyshlonnosti.
(Food, Canned-Sterilization)

APT, F.S.; MAZOYJIIMA, N.N.; NAYDENOVA, L.P.; ROGAGREV, V.I.
Kicroflora of products irradiated by gamma rays. Mikro-
biologiia 33 no.lsl67-171 Ja-F 164. (KMA 1719)
1. TSentralinyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut konserynoy I
ovoshcheaushillnoy promyshlennosti, Moskva.

NAYDEN'OVA, L.P.
Vitamin requirements by thernophilic bacteria. Mjkrobiologiia
33 no.3t434-441 Yy-Je 161*. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Nauchno-i~sledovatellskiy institut konservroy ;~ro~jrrhlen-
nosti, Moskva. Submitteed ~hy 17, 1963.

NAYDEfJOVAj L.P. I
Amino acid requirement by thermophilic bacteria.
Hikrobiologiia 34 no.3s424-429 It-Jo 165.
(KRA 18S 12)
lo T$entrallnyy nauchno-issladovateltakiy institut
konservnoy i ovoshchnoy promyshlonnosti,, Moskva,

uW(i33q/66/ow/bol/oo39/oo4l
ACC NRiAP6017277 (A) Swam com
AUMORI Naydenovag L. P. (Sr. At44*AJ- aa&&c44,L); Bacherikovay L. V. (Sr. AA&II-k
qn-A4entific Research Institute of the Canning and Dehydrated Vegetable
ORG: All-Uqt
Indup.~" (VaesoyuznTy
I avoshcheausUll-
TITLE: Now disinfectants for the canning industry
\0
SOURM Konserwnsym i ovoshchesuahillnaya promyahleanost'. no. 1. 1966v 39-41
TOPIC TAGSa bactericide, food technology, food sanitation, chemical decontamination
material# chemical compound
ABSTRAM The possible use or tetramon AM-MI (alkylpyridinium chloride) and
dichlordimethylWantoin for the disinfection of canning equipment was tested on Bao.
aerothermophiluag Bac.'mesentericust and Bee. sporogenes. The experimental results
show that 1) tetramon solutions of 1% concentration at 70 C kill spores or Bac. aero-
thermopUlus within 5 min. and spores of Bao. nesentericus and Bea. sporogenes within
10 min. after contact# 2) d1ohlordimethy1hydantoln solutions of 0.5% concentration at
40 C kill the spores of the bacteria within 10 sin.# and 3) tetrawn and
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dichlordimethylbydantoin are more effective disinfectants than caustic soda. Kam-
facture of the aw disinfectante an a comeralal swas begin by the ad of 1965 or
b9zinn' g or 1966. Orig. art. hast 1 table.
SUB COM 06p07/ SUBM VATZs was
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BEIMOVA,, A. (UA9DA - Sverdloirakh USSINA H. (UB5KU - LIvov)j
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BEssomm, v. Nmm - YoshkarolalfYCORMOVA, G. (UUW - Lenlngrad);
NAYDENOVA H. (UB5TU - Dnepropetrovsk); LYNDIMA. L (UA4ZHA -
a ev ; OSIDZEP L. (UP61L - Tbilisi); ZATWWHAj S. (UISXU -
Tashkent); SHCHEKOIDINA, A. OB503 - Livov)
IL replies to our inquiries. Radio no-3:14-15 ffr 162.
(MM 15:3)
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Nh YDe;vo VA I /r7 C.
C90501VAME, A.Ta.; VARWOVA. Z.A.-. VA(D1j1OTt,_K.G.; KATroPAR. H.8.1
ISMOVA. A.K., redaktor; rodalctor.
Nachinery and equipment used In fruit afid vegetable pro(3assing
plants) Takhnologichookoe oborudoyants plodooovoshchnykh
prodpritatil. Koskva, Gostorgizdat, 19530* 520 P. (Microfilal
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AVIMORSt Minhin, V. M., Naydencva, 11. Ya., Platonov, M. L.
T=.- The diurnal variation of the probability of the appearance of the
commencements, the active periods and the ends of magnetic storms
PERIODICAL: Geomagnetim I aeronomiya, v. 2, no. 6, 1962, 1107 - 1112
TEX I The authors investigate the probabflity of the appearance of the
comencements, the active periods and the ends of magnetic storms on the basis
oUthe Irkutsk Storms Catalog for 1905 - 1917 and 1925 - 1959. The catalog
describes 820 storms. A total of 539 of them are atoms with a gradual commence-
ment. Figure I presents the curves S116 (nb), San (ap) aryi Sa for Irkutsk. Or-
dinates In curve I represent the frequencies of the commencement of the 0-stoms
nnb- in curve 2 - the frequencies of' the active houra nap, and in curve 3 - the
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equivalent amplitudes RH. Similar distinctions between Sa and Snb were also
observed at all 6ther stations. These data, characterizing the phases of the
maximum of the first harmonic of Sa and Snb, arepresented In a table. The
authors explain these results by proposing that Sb may be,considered aa'a re-
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sult of Sa. It is followed that the probability of a'c6ntact of the corpuscular
flux with the Earth does not depend on the time of the day. This conclusion is
confirmed by the fact that, according to the mentioned catalog, the diurnal
variation of the frequency of SC practically does nottexist. The authors then
investigate the total of all st9m days alid introduce-the following four hypo-
theaes. .1) The probability that there is a contact between the flux and the
Earth, causing the atom is equal for all hours of a day. 2) The magnetic ac-
tivity during the hour of the commencement of the atom A is not lower than that
during an average atom T : A >,.T. 3) The values of A during the initial hours
of the atoms are detemined by Sa on the basis of the perturbed days. 4) The
length of each atom is :?,12 hours. The distribution of the probabilities of
the commencement of the stoma over the h,)urs of the day P (T) will be as fol-
lowal P w 0 In two 6-hour intervals T 4 uk - 900 and T _Yolk + 900 (Figure 20
hatching), P - 1/24 in the 11-hour Aterval Nk + 900 >,T '> o&k - 750s, P - 13/24
in one hour containing the moment Tk _4k - 900- Such a distribution or the
probability P (T) has the form of a try-square shown on Figure 2. The authors
make the following conclusions. 1) It was d6temined that the commiencements of
the storms (recorded at the given station) are generallt shifted to the side of
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delay - as regards the moment of the contact of the flux with the Earth. 2) The
inequality of Tnb