SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PISAREV, V. YE. - PISAREVA, N. V.

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PISARIV. V.Ye., prof.
The green travelers; discussion with Professor V.S. Pla&rev.
lUn.nat. no.11:22-21 N '57. (14IRA 10:10)
(Introduction) (Acclimatization (Botany))

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PISARIff. V.Ye., prof.
--~-Wiiorld resources of grain and flax" by N.I. Vkvilov. Published by
the AcaLdeaW of Soiences of the U.S.S.R., 1957. Reyieved by V.I.
Plearev. Zealodelia 5 no.1005-96 0 157. (MIRA 10111)
(Field crops)
(Vnvilov. N.1.)

PISARRY. V.Ye., prof.; KUPERW, F.K., prof.; VAR'YAIMINA. I-ya., Icand. biol.
Biological Investigation of the growth and development of buckwheat.
Manim t pored. op. v sel'khoz. 7 no.l2t44-46 D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Buckwheat)

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U3SR/General Blolooy. Geneticu
Abe Jour : Re~ Zhur - Biol., Vo 22, 1956, -:o
5
Author : Fiaarev V.Ze.
In3t t'-A11-Uni-on-=c entific Research Institute of
and Processed Products
Title : General Use of Pol ploldy In the Phoac Selec~lon
with the Speciiii Regard to Protein
OrIS Pub : Vsee. n.-I. 111-ta zerna I produittov yeSo perera,)o-
tl,-,I, 1957, (1953), vyp. -35, 62-75
A'~stract : From (iytridization scWrlmv, wheat (2az42) and
the spria- r-,e (2n=14) a ie-,.i ior.~i of tl~ie slria,,,
wheat (a.aiphidiplold Tricitua triticale (2n=56)
WELS obLained. The amp'aidlplold possonses
few ladications valui.-Lble In af~rICUltUro whlc~,, the
w,ieat In 6enerie powntlal doeo not have: ar,
ability to accu,auLato more protoin unr"ar Ui,,- (!o,,.
dit.Lons of da,.)p c1lijaLe hy the incre,laod nu,duer
of the apIkelets and seeds in a spill(e, by ul,,2
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RUSAKOV, G.K., kand.Bellkhoz. nauk; VARENITSA9 Ye.T.l doktor biolog. nauk, red.;
FISAREV, V.Ye.-, doktor sellkhoz. nauk, red.; BENEVOLISKIY, S.A.,
kandos--Olikloz. naukl red.; RUAKOV, G.F., laureat Stalinskoy pre-
mii, inzh., red.; DOBROKBOTOV, G.R.9 lumd. sellkhoz. nmk, red.; FU-
KYANTSEN, A.T., red.; ROSSOSHASSMA, V.A., red.; PEVZM, V.I.,
tekhn. red.
[Handbook for agronomists of the non-Chernozem Zone) Spravochnik agrQ~-
nona nechernozemnoi polosy. Moskva, Gos. izd--vo sellkhoz. lit-ry.
Vol.l. 1960. 687 p. (MIRA 14j7)
(Agriculture)

PISAREV., Viktor Yevgrafovicb, prof.
Boax twice as much, our soill lUn.nat. no.5d~-I-l 1-ty 't-
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ACC NRs AP50252-45 Mulicz CODE: UR/0026/65/000/009/0036/-L"
.AUTHOR: Pisarev, V. Ye. (Professor; Hero of socialistic work)
ORG: none
TITLE: Bread for mankind. Polyploidy in tho selection of wheqt
I SOURCE-. Priroda, no. 9, 1965, 36-44
TOPIC TAGS: wheat, plant genetics
ABST11ACT. Spocies within botanic familie- diff :- in the',:- number of chromosomes,
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though they come in multiple repetition, ,; he basic nLnzer inherent to the lazily.
Such kinds of plants are called polyplcius. For example, the whoat family "Triticim"
'has a basic number of 7 chro.-wsomes and --i different sp,i:ip.- of this family have
14, 28, and 42 chromosomes. Natirazl poly,- ids constitute " than half of all
species of higher plants. Natural polyplolas and artificial fo.-I-s are of two types:
autoploids, which have an increased n--aber of c:--omosomes in c1l."erent multiple pro-
portions, and alloploids, which are plants obta...ed as a result uf a natural or
artificial hybrdization, are sterilA in ..;3ir first y,,Lz-, and, after doubling their
chromosome number, become fertile. The ax.1-norls work w-'-h the polyploid plants was
greatly simplified by using the colc.,LicLr.,i method propos-d by U.S. s,~ientistB Blackley
(and Avery and by the une of boron, ~.hicn plays a major role in the carbohydrate nu-
trition of plants. In the presence of boron, sugar synthesis improves significantly.
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ACC NRj AP5025245
The author's PUC,jo9o wan to select and cronnbreja wheat and -ye that would vjths~,_-,d
.he h=id -1 rts af the Soviet Union as wel-1 as the cold ref~i,.,ns of Siberia. 7he author
achieved these goals successfully and m,-.;o a selection of two wheat species for the
hl.=id climate that gave a food crop yield and had a high protein content. For Siberia
he offered three hybrid winter-crop apocies that had a good yield and good protein
content. Orig. art. has: 6 fig. and 4 tablon.
SUB CODB.LX,02/ SUBM LATE; none
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ACC NRI AP6033422
SOURCE CODE: UR/0057/66/036/010/186o/1863
AUTHORs Moroz,Ye.M.0 Pisarev,V.Yo.; Solov'yev,N.S.
OjIG: Physics Institute im. P,N,LebedeV,ANSSSR, Moscow (Fizicheskiy institut A.N SSSR)
TITLE: On the distribution of current In the cross section of an electron beam
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 10, 1966, 1860-1863
TOPIC TAGSi electron accelerator, synchroton, electron beam, current density,
electron distribution, particle injection
'ABSTRACT: The authors have employed tho crossed slit technique to moasuiv the
current distribution in the cross section of the 0,8 MeV injector beam of the
660 McV electron synchrotron of the Physics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
Measurements were made at several points along the beam. The distributions were well
represented by two-segment distribution curves (triangular distribution). The max-
inum current density In the beara was found to increase with increasing beam current,
even though the width of the beam also increased with increasing total current. For-
mules based on the measured distributions are given, with whica one can rapidly
calculate the maximum current density in the beam and the extent of the beam in two
mutually perpendicular transverse directions from the ratio to the total beam current
of the current through a single slit or through a single square or round aperture.
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ACC NRI AP6033422
The possibility of rapidly evaluatIng the characteristics of the beam rihould be useful
in practical work with the accelerator. Orig. art. has: 10 formulas and 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 20 SUM DAM 0SNov65 ORIG.RKF: 004 Oni RLT; 002
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_TMC T IAM isotope-sepaxationp boron, #,inatlW1boroz~/ M -'I 305-mase - spectroscope,
W 2302 =as opootrosoope
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VIASENKOV V.M.; PISAREV, V.F.; SUBDUVA, A.S.; KHARIAMN, V.V.;
YUZEFOVICH, G.Ye.
Industrial catalytic purification of a nitrogpn-hydrogen mixturp
by the removal of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. Kh1m.
prom. no.8:583-586 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:12)

VFKSLFR, V.I.; PISAREV, V.Ye.; WFOZ, Ye.M.; RATNET, B.S.
The 30 Mev. synchrotron of the Physical Instittit--. Trudy Fiz.
Inst. 1908-150 163. (MIRA 1618)
(Synchrotron)

3/908/62/000/000/007/008
Ok 8163/BIBO
AUTHORS: Babkin, V. M., Bnzin, 0. M., Gagin, To. N., Yoremin, L. V.,
WAI'nikov, Tu. N., Orlovokly, 0. W., Petukhov, V. A.,
Pinarey, V. To., Sedov, N. G., Shorin, K. N.
TITLE: Some starting-up and operating problems of the 680 Noy
synchrotron
SOURCE: Uskoritell alektronov na 680 Movi abornik statoy. Ed. by
L. D. Andreyonko. Mosoos, Gosatomisdat, 1962. 64-74
TEXT: The momentary particle orbit during the first revolutions is
distorted due to a number of uncontrollable deviation@ from the ideal
magnetic field configuration. This must be corrected in ardor to capture
a sufficient part of the injoatod electrons. Indicating devices measuring
aeviations help to find the initial conditions, e.g., the correct
injection angle %nd timing for which the free oscillations about the
equilibrium orbit become minimal during the first revolutions. Similar
methods were used to correct for deviations of the median surface of the
magnetic field from the geometrical symmetry plans. For these measur*monts
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Some starting-up and operating ... B163/BIBO I
achopgor was used, consisting of an electric deflector immediately behind
the 60 magnetic sector field in the injection line, by which short pulses
of 1-2 &,sea duration could be selected from the injected beam. The
signalling devices were flags and grids coated with luminescent paint,
sometimes in connection with photomultipli2re. In thit, way the orbit
deviations could be reduced to 2-3 am in radial in 1-2 am in vertical
direction. In the quasIbetatron and the synchrotron acceleration stages
the envelope of all oscillating orbit@ %as measured by movable vanes,
three or four in each sector. In the fire% stage, about 15 peec, the
accelerating field is disoonnoo-.ed but the magnetic field is growing.
When the momentary particle orbit has been reduced, at 0.2 to 0.3 mm per
revolution, from the inflector to the central chamber radius, the
accelerating electric field in switched on. Under optim:1 conditions, the
capture, coefficient is 2%, which corresponds to 2.5*10 lactrons per
cycle. To avoid undesirable r**onance effects from the passing electron
beam in the resonator during the first stage the resonator is detuned, and
the second stage Is performed at a smaller orbit radius. When the field
is switched off at the end of the accelerating cycle, the magnetic field
is still rising and the elootrone hit the target, a tungsten wire 1 na
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3/908/62/000/000/007/000
I Some starting-up and operating ... B163/B180
diam, inside the acceleration orbit. 7h* Intensity of the y radiation
produced was measured in a thiok-walled graphite ionitation chamber. A
total r energy par cycle of 2-109 11ey could be sothieved.,and the number
of accelerated olootrons per cycle see of the (odor of I . There are
6 figures.
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Orlovskiy,, G. N:, 0 Pikearov V P 0Pyahkint B0 N.9
Pedc.,kov A,
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680 Nov synchrotron.

SOURCS:
Usk6ritell
eloktronov~na 680 1~vj~ abornik statey. Ed. by
Z. D. Andr ov, 0 sat'miad
at,, 1962. 41-49
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The method is 'the same as in' the'Dubna 10 Bay proton synchrotron.
-Particles -, of, constant energy are Injeoted-into the magnetic field of the
=o
first quadrant al at at right Angles to the magnet radius; injection is
`,,4topped oji 'reaching tbe,.oquilibrium orbit of the chamber center, and the
-'field is s'it6hed on direct injection is impossible, due to
lbe, design of the-accelerator magnet and the high-voiltage injector
(iiijeotio '.,*nor& 04 Noy -on beam from the Van de Graaff
a elootz
ipuerat
or,,
is.first deflocted,bya magnetic 600,sector field and then
In- acted by-- -three pairs 'of.,deflootion plates for a total deflection of

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System for~~ ei'"iron injection
ta ihe'synchrotron chamber., Between the Van,de Graaff exit and
the. magnetic - deflector there is.a magnetic oorreotor.consisting of two
epiaces to correct the , ecce tricity of-the
-Pairo,~.or magnetic pol n
~~,.%acooloratod boai'_,vith respect to :the Soometiical~_axis, Directly behind
.i 'I.5'kv 4lootric deflector,which can be used
or a a
9 oat
so,
short pu
se:,o is i W, h o n oohed' off, the beam passes
t~iough a horizontal it.ldiaphr~&. The alignment-:can be chocked on two
fluoreso out screens, A double olectrootiotic,corrootor and tic capacitors
adjust -- th 6 position and angle Cof - the beum in'.,the, def lector's of th e
-one of the -straight sections. of -the accelerator.
wh 16 h are in
Eicb -plate,. can be~aeparately adjusted by translation and rotation from
~.~..~,.,.:outaide.without.-destroying the vacuum. The radius of curvature of the
Orbit;,In thisdeflection system is.60 on. The voltage across each pair
of-, ldt4s 6 lied oepa Irately. A ro IuFh ea.tilpate shown that an
an~bv,contr3
!notability of 2--- 10- rad -in' the, radial -and -5, 10-5, rad in the axial
of the. injection.. angle produce loss of 20%. The
iiitabilities -of-Ibe supply. Sources* are:, of:, the order of 0'.01- to 0.006%.
it given .for eotifier for
:...di; -thiA.c.- amplifier and the
agrams,are
the reference volta-ge. .,,.There:are f isir e s and,: I table.
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AUTHORS: Boxin v.,19.,.Yeromi
41sirov To To. Shorint lo Io,
"J Magne V) a&*, 'ah *riettes.of t o
i"W", ic. f ivii Gract h' 680 Mev
P
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Olt i
Vs6rtt*l I slektronov as 680'Mi -4bornik,statey. PA. by
Z D. Androys#o X0800111 do o 1962o 5-23
TUT i Thi- "k s~wir(o%3?6- o' -th 01 ititut
w . 40cusing n f zichookiy.in
v Akadon I* nati 8 R P ysionj stitute imeni P*N*Lebedev
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f ~th 6 Ac add awi of~'Soieno VS11t) 'in, based on theI80 May.proton ao*eloraiar
t I . for - tb4Aij,,Dubna, 1 O~ Bev proton-ey chrotron
was he mod*
-"Gixirat~r The electromagnets,. power system and aert&ln other parts
isio. taken fron'this 'model. ~ Average orbit Taa lus in tho,4 sootors in 2
motors, -longthaf~4*0h
the of th a. 4 roc t ilinear, - soo t ions 67 on, pole
width- 36, ~Cao~ gap -width at, equilibrium orbits 12 a ' and angle of the ciicul&
no
-'stators fte- magnotic:puls& in the gap-is almost triangular in shape,
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see. The 'Initial grow h'.'
vt rate of the magnetic field strength is
0.
A* -.20~900 oe/sea. The:foll ing modifications-were Siat* to the power
ow
I-systes for optralrion. with 0100trom.. 11) a donavettiation device was
-in 'windings in bet
fitted;, on'' opposite current pulsar: the stin
the - work Cycloss' to redu at be rou'a abou
Ing nenot field-to t 2 a*, 2) a
Nape a n4gatlve field of 35 00 in
tising arrangement gas added* to create
-the gap biforo.th* beginniag-of the cycle* (this helps to finish all
-the power system before the
transition processes in the magnot and, moment
f the. Wectlon)p 3) a stabilization circuit was added for the initial
I ijw at the magnet windings :to-fix the'. It I l' owth rate of the
To tj
in a gr
f told with. in: acourikey'of ..O~5%. us,stabilizing the influence
th
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6 ths: ma'gu*tio, tharaotert Oits at the injection. The
s
Injoation - energy is 800 key, - and'the "init ial field 20 oe on average the
field-1114oz is 0.66-00'.660' -The Influen'oe of deviations of the' real from
Ahi~ id" 4a -Iiag~niti -'corresponding orbital deviations from the
c field:on Aht
id,bv:~ikttirbation.6&loulations in-& linear approxi-
iatiou_ and it IS -estimated" that Ahb oatost, divlati ,one from the equili-
er
IbAus- orbit in &X -direction are lose than 5 cm. Magnetic
and radial,
-:4191d.distribution %as measdiod an aA improved permalloy pickup for field
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magnet and magnetic field
strengths ~ tip to- 100,oo, and aleo~by.th* Inductiv&-method, using a ballistic
SaLvasoneii relectron int or, strengths above 300 09.
egrst :for field
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Pigures shove 0 etup) f iold di Aribution ahd equilibrium
-the r a
.:Or, it ac track hout field compensation, and the
0 S. along with and wit
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stribution of the field indix-over tbeLiadial'ooordinate for various
of cqi*ensation and' various fi*Id4trengthv.LapA the arrangement
of4~:66*pensation' coil Thi'deviatioi'~of'Ahe~mepoti -median surface from'
are al so ~aompensiit ed'! by apei)ial windingst so to not
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B163/B16O
'AUTHORS:. Gaging "Ye.'~ N., 9Metal !nikov Yu. Not Pisarev, V. To.
LE., B1 a tri
0 ostalip. Ygai"-de. Giaaff~ genqkator,4nd Injector for the
680 Meir syn
chrotron
SOURCE-; Unkori.te I I *14ktronov, na,680 Nev;4bor'niik statey. Ed.'
'by~,-' Z. D. And r on o.
62. 31-40
~k
-for okoton's,
TEV s A.VaiA6 Graaff, generator forictrly used coeleration to
0441 iij_ ted for 6peraiidn vilth ilectrons! For high capture
0onvor
Ificiincy,,the-voltage-was stabilized* to-~~oOO6%. The path from source
i66eleratei in 7 m.'-4-pulsed supply,system wao,developed, for.-the
s* C'e~ ~.for- efiort'-pul 6e'8 ilith a maxim=:curreht amplit~Ae~ of 20 ma. The
--is with 60,potintiil-di;viding hoopp. The high-
4'voltiige. elootrode:is~ 76 cm 'diamt the ~aocsleratiig -tube- oonsiste of
00, ilte'rnatin,g ficit'. eleotr.odes and poraelaii ringa;.~ the 6harging belt,
4-~ply, -'rubberized -percale is: 26 cm wide* ;and 'moves Iat,21 m/sec. The
ertire,asienbli:is encased In a steel shell1filled Vith nitrogen at
th relative moisture-O.DY'. Th+ il tron gun is a
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GRYAZI;OV , A. 1. . ~TTAL I NTIKOV, Yu.N.; MCLCHAWV, S.S.; NCVIKOVA, G.V.;
PETuKF6v, V.A. PISAREV, V.X-e-.; PYSHKIN, B.N.; FANTYUSHKOV'., Ye.V.;
SEDOV, ?-.G.; SHCRIN, K.N.; YAIMENKC, M.N.
The 680 Mev. synchrotron of the Physical Institute of the 'academy
of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Atom. energ. 13 no.3:228-234 S '62.
(MIRA 1r:9)
(Synchrotron)

YOROB ITEV, 1. ; PIS, REV, Yu. (Kuybyshov)
Building up an -)utstandlne, brig-ado. Posh.delo 5 no.P:14-1-C-
Ac '59. (MIRA 112:1,')
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Dissertation defended for the degree of Doctor of Historical Sciences at the
lnstitute of Slavic Studies
"Lit,eration Movement of the South-Slavic Peo..Jes of Austro-Hungary, 1905-191L."
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, No. L, 1963, pp 119-10

A,Nlf,HKOV, M.N. (Iseningrad, D-28, Hokhovaya ul., d.26, kv.26);JJALYlrZEK,kI.V.
13UPJ41STROVI M.I.; FISAREV, Yu.F., KHAUTONOV, N.P.
State of the collatemls in coarctation of the thoracic aorta.
Grud.khir. 4 no.6&3(~-33 N-D'62. (MIrA 16:10)
1. Iz 1-y khirurgicheakoy kliniki uBovershenstvovaniya vrachey
(nachallnik - Prof. F.A.Kupriywiov) Voyenno-maditsinskoy or-
dena Lenina akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(AORTA--,5 UHG rj-ff )(LRE~ZT-BLOCID SUPPLY)

KU PMAIROV, P.A., prof.; PISAREV, Yu.1r.
Some problema in the slargical treatment of ooarctation of the
aorta. Xhirurgita 36 co.lN15-20 0 160. WRA 13t1-1)
1. 1z khirurgichaskoy klimiki dlya neovershonstvavaniya vraebey
Wool (nacho - prof* P.A. Kupriyanov) Toyenno-ceditainskoy ordena
lienina akademii imeni S.M. Kirov&.
(AORTA--SURGMU)

BALLTUZEK, F-V. Upnlrigrai, D-25, u1. Vlayakovskogo, d.10,k-v.4); Al",ICIIOV,
M.N.. PlSko" YU.F.; AatlK, V.1.
Art'-ficial clrcLlatio- In Burgery on the initial segments
of 'he ELorta. 3rac.k.-Ir. ", nu.l~iF-25 ia-F'63. (MI:-A 16;7)
1. 1z khimirfichetikay kliniki d4a xjSoveral enBtvo-van#a vrachey no.1
(na,--hallniR deystvi tol 'My , Iden MIN SSSR prof. P.A.Kupriyanov)
Vov-in,c-mcdit:;lriskcry -irdena U~ikina akaderdi imani S.M. Kirova.
(&k)OD--CjHC',LATjC)j,'. All.'lli'ICIAL) (AORTA-SURCERY)

ANI-H ,V) lK.N. , d0ktor med.nauk (LeninCradf 14Dkhovaya ul., d.28, kv.26);
BAIYUZEK, r'. b. ; PISAItEV, Yu.F. ; ShURIK), V. I.
Aort.oplasty in coarcta,.ion. Vest.khir.90 no.2:4-l.." FIL3.
(RIRA 16:7)
1. Iz 1-y khirurgicheskoy kliniki usovershenStVolraniya vrachey
knach&I'mik - prof. P.A.Kupriyanov) Vo7enno-msditsinsko7 ordena
Lenina RkaAOmil imeni Kirova.
(ADIC A-1) ISEA~ES ) (S J iC;-;,Y b PLAST Ic )

ANICHKOV, M.N. (Leningrad, Mokhovaya ul.,d.28,kv.26); BALYUZEK, F.V.;
BURMISTROV, M.I.1 PISAREV, Yu.F.; YERMILOV, N.I.
Resection and transplantation of a segment of the arch of the aorta
with its branches (the carotid and subclavian arteries). Grud.
khir. 3 no.lt9--13 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Iz khirurgicheakoy kliniki dlya usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
No.1 (naeMlInik - deystvitellnyy chlen AM SSSR prof.
P.A.Kupripanov) Voyenno-meditsinakoy ordena Lenina akademil
imeni S.M.Kirova.
(CAROTID ARTERY-SURGFR* (SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY-SURGERY)
(AORT*-3URGERY)

ZORTN,A.B.; PISAREV, Yu.F.
Siiacessful radica.1 surger-y in tnterventricul&r and tnterat-
rial neptal defects. Kaz. mod. zhur. no.2:69-70 Mr-Ap'63
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Khirurgicheskaya klinika dlya usovershenstvoveniya vra-
chey No.1 (nach&llnik - doystvitellny-y chlen AMN SSSR, prof.
P.A. Kupriyanov) Voyenno-meditsinakoy ordena Lenina akademii
Imeni Kirova.
vl--

ANICHKOV, H.N., doktor med.nauY; BALYIJM,, F.V., kand.med.nau~;
BUMUSTROV, H.I., kand.med.nauki P~SAR
JOE,-Lj.Y,,, kand.med.nauki
KHARTTONOV, N.P., kand.med.nauk -
Alloplasty of a segment of the aortio arch using the ostium and
trmk portion of the laft subalarlan artery. Vest.khir. nc.7s
15-18 161. (MIRA 15-1)
1. Iz 1-y, khirurgiehoskoy kliniki usarerahenstvavanlya vrachey
(nach. - prof. P.A. Rupriyanor) Vo7enno-msditsimskoy ordena
lanina akademii im. S.M. lirova.
(SUBCIAVIAN ARTERYL-:,TRANSPLANTATIOW) (AORTA --- SURGM)

BMISTROV. X.I.: MISHURA, V.I.; PISKM, Tu.Y.; RUKRIMOVICH, G.S.. kand.med.
nauk (Leningrad, LiterV7 pr., d.28, lcv.8)
Complications in cardiac catheterization and anglocardiography. Test.
khir. 83 no.9:25-30 S '59. (KIRA 13*2)
1. Is khirurgicheskoy kliniki usovershenstvavaniya vrachey (nachall-
ulk - prof. P.A. Kupriyanov) Voyenno-maditsinakoy ordena Lenina aka-
demil Im. S.K. Kirov&.
(FM"T GATMKRIZATION. COMPI.)
(ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHT. courpl. )

, . -, A *-. r-'.' , Y .. . 1; .
,,*- to rm,~ nii*~, )r. pr.(, ; t! I ! z at! -,r,. ~f :--A urces ' r. ' -I la r !.
muchinery operatlonn. TrKftt. 1 fie''ktomish, no.Ps4l-44
q I A ~ . '% m :I, A 10; , -
! T.. k- ~ t
, . I I "ktor '.I e3-4(-,o7,0 7R . y a br ' a knv rs, i n . yu tb ~ 1. .

PISARIV. Tu.N.; ROYTXRSHTZTN. Z.Kh.
Screv conveyers of automtic lines used in manufacturing nuts and
bolts. Trakt. i sel'khozonsh. no.4:41 Ap '59.
OU RA 12: 5)
1.Zavod im. OktyabrIskoy Revoly-utelt.
(Bolts and nuts) kGonveying machinery)

PISARXV, TU.N.: ROTTrRF)IITYYi;, lc.r),.
Equiv"ont Inr Trakt.i sol'kh-z-iapl~.
no.6:46-1$7 Jq '59. (KMA L,:g)
(Drawing(ketalwark))

PISAREV. Tu.N.: ROTTERSTITNTN, R.Kh.
Dividing heads for milline rods. Stan.1 Instr. 10 nn.3:36 Mr '59.
(MIRA 12:3)
(Milling machines--Attachments)

UNDWRO, Gicrgiof VAMITIIIOV, V.W. [translator]; PISAR17, Tu.S.
(translator] %-_ ~ ~. . I . . - .
[Trade-union movement In Italy, Translated from tne 111--alianj pr: -
Roluznoe ivizhenie v Itaii. Per a ltalllta::.sk,~rc V,V-V&1eL"-.:
I TU.S.Pisareva. Moskva, Izd. lnoetraTua-l Lit., IQ~~. 140 T
( Ital y- -Trad@ un ionp ) (MmA -~ - )

S/050/6O/000/00s/004,/0C4,;XX
B012/BO63
AUTHOR: Pisareva, G P
TITLEi Scientific Conference on the Results of Investigations
Carried out in the Field of qeteorology -During the
International Geophysical Year
PERIODICALt ifeteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1960, No. 8, pp, 60 - 62
TEXTt The Nauchnaya konferentslya po itogam iseledovaniy v oblasti
meteorologii v period Hezhdunarodnogo geofizicheskogo goda (5-cientific
Conference on the Results of Investigations Carried out in the Field of
Meteoroloay During the International Geophysical Year) was held at the
Glavnaya geofizicheakaya observatoriya im. A I Voyeykova (Main Geo-
physical Observatory imeni A I Voyeykov) from February 29 to March 4,
1960. The Conference had been convened by the Glavnoye upravleniye g1dro-
meteoaluzhba (GUGUS) (Main Administration of the Hydrometeorological
Service). The Conference was attended by representatives of GUGMS, of
scientific research institutes and local administrations of Gidro-
meteosluzhba (Hydrometeorological Service), of the institutes and
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Investigations Carried out in the Field of B012/BO65
Meteorology During the international Geophysical Year
laboratories of the Akademiya nauk SSSR (Academy of Sciences USSR) , the
Arkticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-iosledovatel'akiy institut
(Arctic and Antarctic Scientific Research Institute), Moskovskiy
goo udars tvennyy univers i t et (Moscow S tat e Uni. vere i ty ) , Leni ngra do k ly
gosudarstvennyy universitet (Leningrad State University), the
Leningradskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut (Leningrad Hydrometeoro-
logical Institute). the Odeaskiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut
(Odessa Hydrometeorological Institute), the Voyenno-vozdushnaya
inzhenernaya akademiya im A. F. Mozhayakogo (Air Force Engineering
Academy imeni A. F. Mozhayskiy), and many others Altogether, 400 persons
were present, and 42 lectures were delivered Eh P Pogosyan (TaIP),
J, and K. F. Ugarova (TsIP) spoke about the
M. A. Petrosya to (BA_!LGMI
-jet straAMALin the Southern and Northern hemispheres and on the influence
of the bottom on these st~-eams R - F Usmanov (TaIP) presented a new
theory on the formation development of au'UT-ropical high-pressure areas
I.- R _A^k.1aDx& (GGO) spoke about heat and humidity convection between the
Southern and the Northern hemisphere A A Pavlovskaya (TsIP) gave the
results of investigations on distinctly marked meridional transformations
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Investigations Carried out in the Field or B012YB063
Meteorology During the International Geopnysical Year
of the thermobaric field in the lower stratosphere of the Northern hemi
sphere in the winter of 1957/58 V R Dubenteov (TsIP) demonatrated the
maps of the monthly means of the geopotential and temperature on the
strength of data of the IGY The lecture of D 1. Stekhnovskiy (TsIP)
dealt with the redistribution of air in the Northern hemisphere and in
various areas of the Southern hemisphere during the IGY. V D Reshetov
(TsIO) reported on "The Ageostrophic and Non-static States of Motions in
G-eAtmosphere". T-, G. Berlyand (GGO)i "Some ChAracteristic Features of
the Distribution of Solar Radiation on the GloA" Z__ I Pivovarova (GGO).,
"The Characteristics of Radiation Conditions on the Territory of the USSR
During the International Geophysical Year (1957-1959)" IL A Ayzenshtat
(SA NIGMI) held a repnrt on the characteristics of the radiation and heat
balance of a mountain valley on the basis of data obtained during an ex-
pedition in the spurs of the Alayskiy Range V L Gayevskjj (GGO) and
Ye. A. Lopukhin (SA NIGMI) gave data on the radiation conditions in
various areas N P Rusin (GGO) spoke about "Meteorological Conditions
of the Ground Layer in the Antarctica" V F Belov (TaAO)- "Study of
the Solar Radiation Balance in the Antarctica and of the Components of
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Investigations Carried out in the Field cf B012/B063
Meteorology During the International Geophysical Year
the Radiation Balance in Some Parts Areas of the Indian Ocean and the
Itlantic" N T Chernigovskiy (&AWji "Preliminary Results of Actino-
metric Observations Made in the Arctic Regions During the International
Geophysical Year" Q Z Girdyu . the representative of the Murmanskaya
gidrometeorologicheskaya observatoriya (Murmansk Hydrometeorological
Observatory), spoke about his experience gathered in actinome-Er-ic
observations madein the Norwegian Sea on the expedition ships
I-rKSevlistopol I.andv4'~olyarnlk" during the IGYN K Klyukin, Director of
the Magadanskaya gidrometeorologicheakaya observatoriyZ_~M_agadan Hydro-
mptanrnlogical Observatory) gave data en the instrumental measurements
of meteorological elements along a contour line up to 2060 m in the
Northeastern part of the Soviet Union D L Laykhtman reported on the
structure of the boundary layer of the atmosphere r different macro-
meteorological conditions G P Gushchin gave the results of investiga-
tions on the distribution of the total content of ozone and of seasonal
and latitudinal course in the troposphere and stratosphere as dependent
on the solar radiation, turbulent diffusion, and other meteorological
factors A (TsAO) spoke abcut the "Vertical Distritution
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Investigations Carried out in tne Fie'd Bo'?/BO65
Meteorology During the International geophysical Year
4
of Ozone Over Moscow" (TsAU) presentfd data on the
relationship between the ozone content of the atmosphere, on the one hand,
and the altitude height of the troposphere, and the temperatures and
vertical winds in the troposphere and the lower stratosphere G.U.Karimova
(AANII) reported on the preliminary results of ozone observations in the
Arctic Regions. Ye. S. Selezneva, A L D!Lrda~.h (GGO), and the
representatives oT t-he--gve-rFl-o-;~akaya-gi-d-rometeorologicheakaya observato-
riya (Sverdlovsk Hydrometeorological Observatory). N Ya Dmitriyeva and
Ye. A. j~holodo,!La, spoke about investigations of the distribution
condensation centers in the free atmosphere V M. Drozdova,
0. P. Petrenchuk, and Ye S Selezneva, in a joint report. spoke about
the chemi.cal composition of atmospheric preciplltation~Yaccording to
observations of Soviet stations k T -Iratveyev-oT 77;~ovocherKasskiy
gidrokhimicheakiy institut AN
of the AS USSR) reported on the chemical composition of the precipitations
in the Antarctica I-- M- Imyajitov and Ye V Chubarina presented the
results of a detailed investigai-Ti-on of th-e electric E-eld of the
atm-gaphere by means of an air pane N A Paramon-v ,GG(j and
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Investigations Carried out in the Field of BO12/BO63
Meteorology During the International Geophysics, Year
A Kh. Filippov of the Irkutskaya gidrometeorologicheakaya observatoriya
(Irkutsk Hydrom~teorological Obs9rvAtQxy-) Presented the results of an
evaluation of observations of atmospheric electricity near the ground in
the USSR. The lecture of T V Lobodin (GGO) dealt with the electric
field over the oceans and the An-t-arc-tie'a, and pointed out that he
obtained an indirect proof of the redistribution of thunderstorms on the
globe. K. A. Tserfas (5A NIGMI) spoke about the ve-tical change of the
electric field over Tashkent up to an altitude of 6 km N I Leushin spoke
about the determination of thunderstorms by cathodic radio bearing
V. D. Reshetov's lecture dealt with the "Problem of Atmospheric
Electricity and Aerosol" The delegates of the Cc~nference decided to ask
the Ministeretvo morekogo flota (Ministry of the Navy) to c tinuethe
observations of the ozone rontent started on the islands ofli~a)n hnd
'~Ujjfi.j~. and at the "SP" Station which were started iuring the-mr--Fur.hpr
more. they recommended to convene another arientific conference (in the
results of hydrometeorological investigations Juring the IGY
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~YISAUVA, G.P,_-__
'iciestific conference on the fesults of meteorological rese6.rch
during the International Geophysical Tear. Meteor.t gidrol.
no.8:60-62 Ag '60. (MIRA 13:8)
(Meteorological research)

36-62-6/6
AUTHORS: Lebedev, A.N., and Pisareva, G.P
TITLE: Climatic Seasons In the USSR (KIlmaticheskiye sezony
SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Trudy Glavnoy geofizicheskoy observatorii,
19560 Nr 62,, pp. 67-84 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors survey the possibilities of subdividing
the year into more natural seasons than those e3tab-
lished by the calendar. At the same time they .-reject
the theory that In the south there are only two seasons
(warm and cold) or just one In the polar regions. The
authorB examine the monthly averages of temperature,
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Ei3F--~GA,,,VI , S. S. P dots.; KAZAK'u% , SJ . , aotE . ; FISk-,EVAP L.. .--.I hosi'qt. :
:JE-M!", N.T., St. Prr.-J;O1.
(Collertion of [robunms on the strength of 'c.r thf.-
independent work of Students] Sburnik za(4anIi pe soj-17ctiv~e-
niiu materialov d1la rm)cty s.1,'-ient. v.
Sverdlovsk, 19(- . I" T . 0~' ': A i": ..)
1. Sverdlovsk. Gorityy 'In!;tIltut.

SOKHRIWA. Reiss Fedorovna, nauchnyy sotrudnik; CMPANOVA, 011ga Mikhny-
lovne. kand.geogr.nauk; SHAROVA. Valerlya Ynkoylevus, kand.peogr.
aauk. Prialmoli uchantiye: RUBINSMYN, U.S.. prof.; DROXWV,
O..A., prof.. doktor gangraf.nauk. red.; PRU, Z.M.; PISAREVA,
G.P.. nauchnyy sotrudnik; GALINA. K.B.; KOSXNEOVA, Z.D.-. T1XHO-
KIROVA, N.A.; MOSSMA, G.N.. PGKROVWTA, T.V., kand.geograf.
nauk. red.; PISAREVSLAYA, V.D., red.; VOUOT, N.V.. takhn.red.
[Air pressure. air temperatiire and atmospheric precipitation
in the lJorthern Hemisphere] Dnvlenie vozdukhA. tempernturn
vozdukha i stmoefernye osadki severnogo polushariia. Pod red.
O.A.Drozdoya I T.V.Pokrovskoi. Leningrad. Gidrometeor.izd-yo,
1959. 473 p. [_-Atlas of charts] Atlas kart. (MIRA 13:4)
(Meteorology-Chnrts. diserame. etc.)

ARMIN, N.D.; iJUDKOVSKIY, N.G.; BOLOTIN, A.A.; BONARTSEVA, N.N.;
BOGDANOVA, M.V.; GOLOVINKO, I.P.; ILIBITENKO, K.I.;
KIRPONOS, Te.M.; KAUFMAN, K.G.; KIRSANOVA# I.A.;
KUZNETSOV, A.L.; KORES11NIKOVA, II.F.j KOROMIEVSKITA, T.I.;
NEMIHCV,,N.G.;.NIKONOVA, T.K.; NAZAHOV, V.N.; PISAMAP I.A.;
POPOV, S.A.; PRONINA, N.A.; PAKHMAN, Me.; ni~OIS-kV, S.N.;
ROGACIEV, Yu.14.; SOSNINA, V.D.; STARSHINUV, B.M.; KHUDYAKOV,
B.7n.; SHELEKASOV, V.I.; PARKOV, V.P., podpolkoynikv red.;
MUPAV"IEV, A.I., polkovnik,, red.; CHAPAYEVA, R.I." tokhn. red.
[,~telics of military glory]Relikvii boevoi slavy. Moakcv:,,
Voenizdat, 1962. 166 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Nauclu-0-ye sotrudniki TSentrallnogo muzeya Sovetskoy Arrdi
(for all except Muravlyev, Chapayeva).
(Kilitary rcruseums)

. J." ~ . 1. .. I - - -- - - -

Ft1RSAWA.-LJL-
?ree and bound phosphorus in skeletal muscles of a frog. TSito-
logiia 4 no.31343-347 Ry~e '62. (MM 16 3 3)
1. laboratoriya fiziologii kletki Instituta taltologii AV SSSR,
Leningrad. (PHOSPHORUS METABOLISM) (MUSCLE)

VAKHRAMEYEV, I.I., prof.1 DOBRODEYLV, S.A., dotBent; PISAREVA,L.B., inzh.
Method of calculating buildings for sel6mio effects In blasting
operations. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gorshur. 7 no.500-37 164.
(MIRA l7zl2)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut Imeni V.V. Vakhrusheva.
Rekowndovana kafedroy stroitallnoy makhaniki.

PISAREVA, L.B..., Inzh.
Estimating the seismic effect of a Last by mathematical szA-,8-
tica methods. Izv.vys.uchob.zav.; gor.zhur. 7 no.12:43-47 164.
(M I RA 18:2)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut imeni V.V.Vakhrusheva. POkomandovana
kafedray stroitellnoy makhaniki.

V A K111JORFYIEV , 1 . . . , prof. ; -F:SAFEVAj 1,.F. , inz-h.
Establinhing the radi.~ of earthq-,akeproof zones fc- a
complex of builaings of an ore dressing plant. IzV.Vy8.L;rr.0~-.
zav.igor.zhur. 7 no. 1:6G-67 164. (MiRA 17.,:
1. Sverdlovskiv gorny-y institut imeni V.V.V&khmshova.
Rekamendovanan kafed-roy stroitellnoy mekh&niki.

VISAIdNA , L.N.
Change !n tno total -,%ri~nt '.,,i ~,io~'bte sar
muscle in froFs. 'Sito~orila 1) n .3:33-33' Xy-'e t, .
k,., : i ' * - - -
1. Latxwaturlpt k,'~LK, ~ no t i t~j Lft t -i I t - , L oj~' 1 4"N . .0
LoningraA.

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.~ "i'lic- .11 ; , *- - ~. , -
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1. L6LPJ7--i'-,r pi !'--.
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PIUMA, L.N.
State of Inorganic phosphorus in the protoplasm. ?Sitologiia I
no.6t653-660 19-D 159. (KM 13:4)
1. laboratorlys f1slolog1l kletki Instituta tsitologil kN SSSR,
Lent"Crad.
(PROSPMRUS IN THR NW)

ZHIMMIY, A.V.; PIWWA, L.N.
Studies of therohl sensitivity In some marine vertebrates and
their tissues. DDkl.AX SSSR 133 no.4:957-959 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Institut taitologii Akademii nauk SSSR. Predstavleno
Wmdemikom Te.B.Pavlovskim.
(ftrine faura)
(Temperature--Physiological effect)

7 " 7~lf~ ~~

PISARKVA. L.Y., dots,
The time of mpturation. Zdrarle 4 DO-10:9-10 0'5P (MIRI 2-:11)
(GROM)
(KATURATION (PSYCHOILGT)

PIS PkRYV A. I.J. . d,-)ts .
From childhood to youth. Zdorov'e 4 no.5:?C-?2 My 'cQ. (M MA 11:4)
(ADOLESCENC]t)

VwJULS&RUA doteent
.11
Capricious child. Zdoroyle 3 no.2:20-22 F ' 57. (KLRA 10 : 3 )
(CHIMRIN-KARAGSHERT)

PISAREVA, L.V. [Pisarava, L.V.], dots.
- g -
Ph.raical exercise for children. Rah. i sial. 34 no-5:1P-19 MY '5P.
(MI.U 11:6)
(Physical education for children)

PISARRVA, L.T., doteent
-
Some peculiarities of the small child. Zdoroyle ) no.8:21-23
Ag 157. (WRA 10:9)
(CHIIDRIM-4UNAGNMENT)

PI SARNIA. L. V.
(Nervous children and their education] Hervaro dett i ikh vespit&*19.
Isd.3-* Ispy. I dep. Moskva, Medgis. 1956. 104 p. (MLRA 9:5)
(CHILMM. kBIORKAL AND BACIVARD) (MVOUS STS"M-DISWIS)

MATVEYLVVA, Ya.N.; MIIDVrrlFV, M.N.; PISAREVA, M.G.; SHAFRANOV, M.D.
Luminescence of p-vinyl biphenyl. Izv. kN SM. Ser. fiz. 27
no.6:765-766 Ja '63. (MIRA 1~:-')
1. Laboratoriya vysokikh energiy Ob"yedinannogo Institutft
yadern.ykh issledovaniy.
(Bi phmnyl -Spec tra)

PISARRVA,,M.Ye.
YertmbrRtes of the Voliko-Anadoll Yorest. lauk.sap.Dnipr.un.
48:205-211 155. (MIRA 10:11
(Ollginks District--Vertebrates)

PISKARVA, N.A.; FISAMA, N.A.; IVANOV. N.P.
Development of a method for the inactivation of anti rabies vac,~Inq
witb ultraviolet ray-s. Report No.l: Iffect of varlo-iB coridtione of action
of ultraviolet rays on the infectious and Immunogenic properties nf
fixed rabies virus. Vop.virue. 4 no.41420JQ4 Jl-AC 159.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. AntirabicheakRya I virusologichookayn laboratoripLeningrReskogo
institute epidemiologii, mikrobiologil i gWyeny imeni L.Pastera.
(RABUS, immunology)
(ULTRATIOIAT RATS. effects)

PISKAREVA, N.A.; FISAREVA, F.A.i AIZOEYEKKO, L.D.; FEFEWVA, K.I.
Clinical tenting of the dry attirables UXvaccine on a Lizdteod
cot.tingent of people. Trudy lAn.inst.epid.l mikroblol. 22t2O3-
206 '61. (MIRA 16t2)
1. Iz antirabicheakoy laboratoril Leningradskogo inatituta epi-
damiologil i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera i peoterovskogo otdoleniya
leningradekoy orodskoy sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy stantsii.
?RABIES-PUMiTIVE INOCULATIO)

BOYCHUK, L.M.; SHIKINA, Ye.S.; FISAHEVA, N.A.
Titration of antimeanles euitibodies in danor senz7.s and gams
globulin. Trudy Len.inst.epid.i mikrobiol. 22t64-73 161.
(MIRA 16t2)
1. Iz vir-usologicheakoy laboratorii (rukovoditelO chlon-korres-
pondent An MR prof. A.A. Smorodintsev) loeningradskogo ingtl-
tuta apidmiologii i mikrobiologil imeni Pastera.
(ANTIGMS AND ANTIBODIES) (GA141A GWBULIN) (SMM)

MiAMA, N.A.
Dynamics of some coagulat.on indices
in treatment. Zhur.nevr.i paikh. 61
(BLOOD-COAGULATION)
during process of dicimpr
no.10:1489-1492 161.
(MIRA 1~:11)
(LICUMAROL)

PISXLMA, N.A.; IVANOV, N.P., PISARNVA, N.A.
Development of a method for inactivating antirabies vaccine by ultra-
violet rays. Report N0.2: Imanmogenic and antigenic properties of
antirabies vaccine, inactivated by ultraviolet rays. Vop.virus. 4
no.5:615-619 S-0 '59. (KIRA 13:2 )
1. Antirabichookaya I viruBolopicheaWa laboratorii Leningradekogo
Institute ep1detiologli, mikrobiologil i g1glyany imeni L. Pastersa.
(Ral3so Immunol.)
(ULTRAVIOLET RAYS, eff.)

VASYAGIVA, Mariya Pavlavna; KUZNETSOVA, Mariya Nikolayevna; PISAREVA,
Nadezhda Fedoroyna. SHVARTSIAN, Soflya Ruvinovna, kand. biolog.
9~ red.; SIMMOK, T.I., red.; '01ROUTU, Z.F.
nAuk; ORCV~A, R.i.P
tekbn. red.
[Flora of sporeforming plants of Kazakhstan) Flora sporovykb
rastenii Kazakhstana. Alma-Ata, Izd-vo kkad.nauk Kazakhskoi SSR.
Vol.3. [Viildew3 Muchnisto-rosianye griby. 1961. 458 p.
WIRA ~5-1)
(Kazakhstan--Vildew)

I ISARUVA. N.F.
Fu-gl of Aktrubinsk F-rovirce. l1ru4y Inst. brt. LN Kaflakn.
SS? I.A082-716 16,4 (MIRA 18,.2)

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FISAIMVAP N.M. Worlkiy)
Spaces of affins connectivity aftitting of a transitive group
of notions having a totally reducible stationary linear. subgroup.
Hat. abor. 68 no.10540 3 165. (MIRA 180)

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Sy-mmetric, aim-a*- wru~ OT,h-pl- - z vI.-T ~
I
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ucheb. zav., Mat'. ~M7A

PISARZVA, N.M. (Gorlkiy)
Alwet reducible and oynwtrical alsmoot reducible spaces of aff"ne
connectivity. Mat. mbor. 66 no.iing-126 A 065.
(MIRA 1814)

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that its cquatium'of f: Ratnit
4=!S* 1 quadiatic fractional,
first integrals (this sp4ce omtaiws in itself two mutually.
orthogonal sy-stems of totally geodesic surfaces), the
present paKir is concerned with Weyl s1mces enclosing -a
projective qstem of paths, and Aith an explanation of
the relation between these spaces and reduced AVeyl
space-s. It is -shown that toth clas-~ie-, of spaces have a
common subdw oi spacts characten7xd by the property
that a space of this subcla&- has twd mutually orthogonal'
systems of totally geodesic surfaces, when one of these
s
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directions in the space under considerafion. Finally,
the fundatuental metric lom and the suglementary
vector of the Weyl space are sbown to eri ose a pro-
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TTTLE~ Cgrrosion Resistance of Austenite Steels After Pressure Worktng
at Low Temperatures
PERIODICAL. Izvestiya vysshlkh uchebrlykh zavedenly, Chernaya metal lurglya,
196o, Nr 2, pp 78 - 80
4
rm.. In chivme-nickel austenite steels low-temperature deformatior
entails Intensified Increase in strength due to martenslte transformatlor
it must be expected that the second phase, namely ma-rtenslte, developing
during low temperature deformation, will change corrosion properties of
steel, This assumption was checked by speeded-up corrosion tr-.s" of
IKhl8N9 steel by a method recommended by rRef 3]. Lose In weight of
electropolished specimens was determined after 100-hour holding
HC1 dissolved in technical water. As a result the curve of "weigh,. loss
versus degree of COMPrOS81on at - 1830C" showed a m&xlmum corrosponling
to the loss in weight increased try a factor of 2 (Figure 2) . After rol I Ing
at room temperature and high degree of compression, corrosion reslsl.ar~e of
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