SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RUDCHENKO, YU.A. - RUDENKO, A.I.

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RUDGRENKOP Yu.A.
Effect of prolonged antibacterial therapy on vitamin B6 meta-
bolism. Vop. med. khim. 8 no.3,283-288 My~e 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Skin Tuberculosis Clinic, Academician F.G. Yanovsky,
Ukrainian State Research Institute of T~berculosis Kier.
(PYRIDOXINE) (THIAMINE) (PHTHIVAZIDE~
($ALICYLIC ACID)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 11, p 87(USSR)
AUTHORS: Frantsevich, I.M., Podorvan, I.M., Rudchenko, Yu.V.
TITLE: Electrochemical Production of Al-C-aWq-o`ysWith Molten
Cathode (Elektrokhirnicheskove polucheniye splavov AI-Ca na
zhidkorn. katode) in Ukrainian
PERIODICAL: Nauk. zap. Kyyivslk. un-t, 1956, Vol 13, Nr 13, pp 107-118
ABSTRACT: It is shown that Al-Ca alloys may be produced with a molten
Al cathode by electrolysis of a eutectic mixture of CaC12 and
NaCl at temperatures above the eutectic temperature of the
Al-Ca system (6160C). The dependence of current efficiency
upon temperature, current density, and alloy composition is
established. The optimum current efficiency was observed at
780-8000 and a current density of 0.6-0.7 amp/cm2. Under
these conditions of electrolysis it is not possible to obtain an
alloy with Ca contents > 2516.
N. P.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042960 S/0048/64/028/00ViI64/1168
AU714OR: Memetat O.F.; Rudchik, A.T.; Usik, VqA*
TITLE: Investigation of the low lying states of silicon 28 obtained In the V,t)
reaction on aluminum 27 Zffeport 14th Annual Conference on Nuclear Spectroscopy
bald in TibIlLdi 14-21 Fob 1;;i~
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izv. Seriya fizicheskaya,,v.28, no.7i 1964, 1164-1268
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear reaction, alpha reaction, nuclear spectroscopy, silicon, alu-
Minum
ABSTRACT: The A,27(a,t)Si28 reaction was investigated with the purpose of explor-
ing the suitability of (a,t) reactions fornuclear spectroscopy investigitions. For'
this purpose, (a,t) reactions would have the advantage,over (d,n) reactions that
the energies of the tritons.could,be.more accurately measured than those of the
neutrons. A beam of 27.2 mov a-particles was employed, and two groups of
te f S 28 and its fi, tritons
were distinguished, corresponding to the groundsta 0 1 rst excited,
state at 1.78 MoV. The cross sections were measured with an accuracy*of 15%. The
angular distributions of thy two triton groups were sharply peaked in the forward

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direction; this indicates that the reaction was.predominantly direct. It is estima-
ted that compound nucleus formation contributed only 1% to the,formatioz, of tli~.
ground state, and 3% to.the formation of the excited state. The reaction is dis-.
cussed briefly In terms of ~he dispersion theory of direct reactioqs. It is conclu-'
ded that the stripping mechAnism should predominate, but that 0ireqt knock-out of
-the triton with capture of the (X-particle, as wqll as other moFe complex mechanisms
may contribute appreciably.. The angular dintributions are compared with' the strip-
ping reaction theory of M*E1 Nadi (Phys.Rev,120,1360,1960). The principal (forwai;d)
peak in the distribution of each of the triton groups is well represented by th,
theory with a value of the the interaction radius (5.1 fermi) that is consistent
with other measurements on A127. A secondary maximum at about 300 cannot be explain-
ed by simple stripping. The' position of tl;is maximum can be obtained from Butler's
theory of direct reactions with knock"out processes included, but only by Assuming
,a large valug for tho Interaction vadius. It is concluded that V,t) -.eactions are
suitable for nucle2r !3,pectroscopy investigations, but that the angula- distributions
can be axplalrel only hy considering the contributions of various reactioift mechan-
isms and the diat.:;rtia,% of the wave functions by the Coulomb field* Oriz.art.hass
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AUTHOR: Rudeanu, Sergiu
TITLE-: Boolean eq'ua~io~~'_'~~_'their applications to the study of
bridge- circuits. i.
P-EIRIODIC;.L.- Peferativnyy zhurnal, matematikat~no. 8, 19629 47-48,
abstract 8'1250- ~Bull. math. Soo. sci. math. et phys.
RP:1111? 1959, 1, no-, 4, 445-473)
TEXT. 1~nglish translation of the p9per of the author (Buletinul
matematic 5SLIF, 1959, 1, 51).
In ~ 1 a method for the solution of Boolean equations is proposed. It
is stated that the relations
M
a. = b. and (ai U a b1) 0, i lt .... M
are equivalent.
Theorem: If there exists a solution of the equation system
'k (X X "K. kxi I Xn) 11 ... IM), (1)
I n
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where m -! 1, n 7- 1, while the functions r, (X, P ... I Xdy tI, i (Xf ... Ix n)
are expressed by a finite number of operations then
it has the form
x.- 'k,1""' un) , k = 1,...,n (2)
where u u are arbitrary parameters, while the functions X,,...,.x n
are expressed by a finite number of operations 11 U", The
algorithm for finding out the solution consists of the followIng scheme:
One determines the expression which is equivalent to the system
m
U #..I X '1'(x x U 'f' (X1 "xn) -< Vx1 ";cd-1) -'D
i n
i=1 1y 1 (3)
and denotes the expression by
X.n = 0 (4)
Out of W one obtains the expansion in terms of x
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f I (x2 xn) X1U g 1 (X2 P...'X d X, 0 (5)
To this equation the relation
f (X X (x x 0 (6)
1 2 n 1 2 n.
is equivalent.
,Out of (6) one obtains the expansion in terms of x
2
f 2 (x 31 ... 0 Xn) x2 2(X3 XP) x2 0 (7)
and so*on. If f A 0' then.(4) has no solution. If f ngn 0, then
Xn = Xn (Un) = faunugnun (8)
Xk =Xk(Uk, Uk+i,- - -Un) -fk(X*+t(Uk+i*-- UIL...
.... X6 (Un)) U/iUgk (Xk+ j (Uk+ 1, Un),
Xn (Un)) Uk; k = n. n -
Lemma:' (5) is solvable if and only if M is solvable. If (7) is solvable,
then (x 1""' Xn ) is the solution of (5) if and only if
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1. kX1 Xn ) is the solution of (7)
2. there exists an u 1 such that
X, . f(X 21..., Xn) u1 1 (X2 Xn) U 1
.t~y aid of the proposed =ethod one proves five theo.-ems on'the invari~-nce
of the ad,-.1ittances of the multiterminal network by application of the.
transformations of some of its direct conductances.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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AUTHOL" Rudeanu, ~J:ergiu
TIT.TE: Boolean eouations and their application to the study of
bridge-cir-cuits. IIA
PE--iIoL,1G-L: Referativnyy zhurnal, !.,atematika,,no. 6, 1962, 46,
abstract 8V251. ("Comun. Acad. RPRI. 1, 1961, 11, no. 6, 611-
618)
TEXT: Results which have been prov6d in the first part kRef.
6V25U) are improved. In � 1 there is proved:
Theorem 1: (x X n) is the solution of the Boolean equation
e1n.
x xn 0
Y C6 '**Gn!
LTJn n
if and only if
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n C U C (2.1)_
"i- -'In
U n
_t OqI+I...
TI-I (.t+1 .... ""s
X1 U U C (r1+1.. ..Qn)x
TL ... TI-I (171+1 Un
X (2 < I < n 1) (2.1)
1-1
U C X, fi-I < xn <
n-I
U C IxtE rTn-t (2.n),
'rL ... T.-I
where independently from each other the indices run through the values
0 and 1, where besides it i6 supposed, that for n - 1 there7holds
n 61 aEG 2 6n n a 2 ... IL a
V`9 2
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Theorem If (X1 X is the solution of (1), then
n I,_-- -C-
cd 061+1 ... X*
Gj
i+1 ......n
It is stated that each system of Boolean equations (1) can be transformed
into an equation of the form (1) by aid of the formula
m
c U
[,pi n 1 12 .... qn) Ij
n
(4)
U 'ip (6 ......
n I n
In � 2 the results of 1 are used in order to determine multitterminal
networks, which are equivalent to a given network. One considers the set
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'g of the ordered knot couples of a circuit S. The admittance between th~
knot couple (64 , ~ ) of 3 is denoted by Xle-o (SI. The multiterminal net-
works i~ ond B are equivalent with respect to TIC if there is
(B) (5)
for ever
,y couple CU The relations (3) are interpreteO b S Ft
system joalean equations, the unknown variables of which ar;r t'k,,~
direct conductances b., of 13. In oraer to give necessary and
condition.~, which bi, have to satisfy in order A and B to b,~
two mptho~,3 are propooed. The fir.-t method consists in substitutin.- tho
system 0) by an equation of the type (1) and in the fact that tl-V~
sufficient and necessary conditions are obtained by aid of th,2orc-n 1
The Lecond method uses the theorem of Ldwenheim, L. (I'lath. Ann., 1~ito, 68
169-207).
Theorem 3: Let V be a multiterminal network with just as many knots az;
the network ik (or B); let the adriittance3 v of V be arbiti7ary
ters. It i~; necessary and sufficientfor A &Ad,B bein equivale with
g
respect tolit that the relation
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U 11"(A)
b.~ ~ a.0 4L-')C-q)j -~,(V) UTjA)-I.,jV) I[j
Uv.P I A) X , (V) Lf -x ;~ -(A) -;;, -(V) (6)
holds, vv~,ich must be satia.lied-for"arbitrary two knots i, j of A (or B)-
On the base of theorem 3 the problem of simplification of circuits is
newly formulated.
LAbstracter's note: Complete translationj.
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y of graphs and their arq;lic~Ft
"Theor- 165-
viewed by S.Rudeanu. Rev 111fith Rown 10 no.1:95
"Theory of categories" by A.G.Kuroschy A.Ch. Tjwschitz, E.G.
qr-jiulpelfer, M.S.Zalenko. Reviewed by S.RudeflnLl. Ibid.:g-i-98

IVANESKU, P. [Ivanesou, F.); ROMBERG, Ivo; RUDYANU, S. [Rudeanu, S.)
Application of discrete linear programming to the minimization
of Boolean functions. Rev math pures 8 no.3:459-475 163.
1. Institut matematik-i Alrademii OR (for 1vanescu, Rudeanu).
2. Vyssheye tekhnicheskoy-e uchiLishche, Brno, ChSSR (for Rozenberg).

IVANESCUP P.; ROSEMERG, Ivo; RUDEMTU,, S.
On the mAnima determination of the pseudo-Boolian functiona.
Studii cerc mat 14 no.3:359-364 163,
1. Institutul do matematica al Academiei R*P,R, (for Ivanescu,
Rudeunu), 2. Anistent la lxutitutul politehnic din Brno, R.S.
Gehonlovaca (for Rosenborg)o

AUT"HORS: .3edov, M.P., and-Rudlelev, S.S. SOV//101-58-6-655/685
TITLE: A Feeder for Feeding Dry Loose Material From a
Bunker Onto a Belt Conveyer (Pitatell dlya podachi
sypuchego materiala iz bunkera na lentu transport-
era')
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' izobreteniy, 1958, Nr 6, P 145 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Class 81e, 11. Nr 113785 (583727 of 27 Sep 1957).
Submitted to the Committee for Inventions and Dis-
coveries at the Ministers Council of USSR. A feeder.
in the form of a chute suspended under the bunker
and kept rocking by a crank, mechanism with connect-
ing rods mounted on the crankshaft of the driving
roller pressed against the idle branch of the belt.
This roller is mounted between two idle rollers
pressing on the band from the other side of the idle
branch of the band to increase the contact area
between the drive roller and the band. The feed of
material from the bunker can be controlled by chang-
in- the incline angle of the chute.
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AUTHOR: Rudelfson V, *(Chief designer)
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ORG: Institute of Mechanization of ApgloultiAre, MA
(Institut makhanlza sil sellskogo khozyaystv.a)
TITIE: Be acquainted with a "Kristall-RWI car-
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TUPIC T
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bodies of various mot r vehicles was investigated.by the.above-men-~ 7~`_.:1*1
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and technical factors were taken into consideration, and appropriate,,
body styles were*studied from thestandpoint of structural strength
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inzh.; PRESNOV, G.B.,, inzh.; CHAYKOVSKIY, A.A.j, inzh.
Pneumatic caterpillar treads. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. 33 no.12:14-
16 D '63. (~gRA 17:2)
1. Belorusskiy institut mekhanizatsii sel'skogo khozyaystva.

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sh3;4ed Unat thc- cross-,dng ,a7)deI is inferior to Lhe 11,031I.Ed t,r;.)e Of gLided !dssle.
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Pressure distribution computations for an intake diffuser by Paul Ruden Flughafen-
ainring seutsche forschungsansta,lt fuer segelflug, Nov. 1941. Gem. Unclass.. 8pe
incl. diagrs and graphs.
An analysis of the results of pressure distribution measurements made o0 an intake
diffuser with and without internal chamber..'The design was made for BMW.
SO: AIR, AMC, DESK CATALOG OF GERMAN AND JAPANESE AIR-TECHNICAL DOCUMTS,
March 1948, p. 664, Unclassified.

MAKARO (I..;) I(UDiQIK. A.A.
Enlarged work teams for track sections. Pat' i put. khoz. no.7:
18-19 Jl 157. (KIRA l0r8)
1. Nachal"nik Topollinskoy distantaii, stantsiya Tspollye (for
Makarov). 2. Zamestitipll nachallnika rspollinesko7 distantaii, at.
Thpollye (for iudenchfk).
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WIA
A., teldinicheskiy redakfor
[Transient p'erfo-mance'of alectric nover ffystems. Translated from-
the first Amerimn ndition) Parmkhodnyn pratisassy v elaktroener-
getichaskikh sistamakh. Parevod ; parvogn amerikanakogo tzdantin.
Pod red, V.TU.Lorrnnsova. Moskva. Izd-vo Inost'rannoi lit-ry, 1955.
714 p. (MLRA 8:7)
(Transients (El6ctricity))
(21actric currants)
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U-IS ~")F. 2-
Perekhodnyye Prot,~~--~:sy V Flektro-Energeticheski.~h Sisteaakh (Transient Performance
Of Electric Po%-er S~Ystcm!::) Perevods Nervogo Amerikanskogo Izd. Pod Fed. V. Yu.
Lomonosov;-~. Loskva, Izd-vo Inostrannoy Lit., 1955-
71-' P.
"Litemtur.~": P. 704-MO

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RUDENCHIK, A.A. (g. Yaroslavl')
-14uch depends upon organization of the work. Put' i put, khoz.
no.2:8--9 Y 159. 04IRA 12:3)
1.Zameatitell nachallnika distantsii, otantaiya Yaroslavl'-Glavnyy.
(Railroads-Snow protection and removal)

SOLDATFIN, I.S.; NOVOKRESPCHENOVA, N.S.; RUDPICHIR, Yu.V.; OSTROVSKIY, I.B.;
LEVOSHU9 A.I.
Study of the feeding activity of fleas of the greater gerbil under
natural conditions by the use of radioactive indicators. Zool.
zhur. 40 no.11:1647-1650 N 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. All-Union Research Institute "Hi4ob", Saratov and Anti-Plague
Station of Nukus.
(Fleas) (Insects--Food)
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RUDENCHIK. Yu.V.
Ecologic characteristics of the decrease in the abundance of
greater gerbil in the northwestern Kyzylkum. Uzb. biol. zhur.
8 no.2:51-56 164. (14M 17:9)
1. Nukusskaya protivochumnaya stantsiya.

ACC NR, AP7001090 UN)
-SOURCE CODE:- __'UR/043q/66/00Jf5/604/048f/04
AUTHOR: Soldatkin, I. S.;.--Audenchik, Yu. V.; OstrovBkiy, I. B.;
Levoshina, A. I.
ORO: All-Union "Microbe" Antiplague Scientific Research Institute,
Saraton, (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy protivochumnyy institut
"Mikrob ; Nukus Antiplague Station (Nukusskaya protivochumnaya
,stantsiya)
iTITLE: Quantitative characteristics of the development of plague
,epizootic in Rhombomye optimus colonies
SOURCE: Zoologicheskiy zhurnal, v. 45, no. 4, 1966, 481-486
TOPIC TAGS: -t=Mftr=ft4=1.-M q V1 I ; apcU 3attc:., plague, disease vector, Zart=
flea, 19.,ujm1qA_ P17RI? %Y17e, IEPIX00771o406 ~', 1A1P,0Cr1(,F_ 015ERLSL.)
/9,cj -s -~"J9 J- 0 / 5,5493cf- , Ro 0 E Aj 7-
ABSTRACT: The process of the infection of fleas infesting diseased
gerbils (Rhombomys optimus) was studied using radioactivity labeled
materials to simulate disease agents in a model experimeni. Results
were compared with those obtained with plague-infected gerbils. The
number of fleas feeding on one gerbil were recorded, as well as the
distribution of these fleas after five Or six days. Calculations based
UDC: 599.
1.4 Rhombomys: 616.981.4r
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RUDEECIUK. Yu.11.
Deternin-in'r, uhe afze of meridia,:-, ~rea',-ed ~--nd red-tailed jerbils
(genus Med-i ones) ~y the degree of .;A-aring of their molar teeth.
Uzb.biol.zhur. 6 110.4:5E-62262. (MIRA16-.7)
1. Mini-SlAt~1-3tV0 zdravockhraneniya Karakalpakskoy ASSR.
(GERBILS) (TEET-!~) OF-)

DYATLOV, A. I. RUDENCHIK, Yu.V.
Distribution of some ma-mmals in regions of Kyzyl-Kum and,Ust'-Urt
included in the Kara-Kalpak A.S.S.R. Trudy Inat.zool.A-M Kazakh
SSR 10:241-253 '59. (14MA 12:7)
(Kyzyl-Kum-Zoogeography) (Ust'-Urt-Zoogeography)

SOLDATKIN, I.S.; NOVOWSHCHE NOVA, N.S.; ~~Eucnm'_YU.V.;_
OSTROVSKIYY I.B.; LEVOSIJINA, A.I.
Use of radioactive carbon in studying the intensity ofthe exchange.
of fleas between Rhombomys optimus and Meriones meridianus.
Dokl. AN SSSR 146 no.6:1/[phone]. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Predstavleno akademikom Ye.N. Pavlovskim.
(Parasites-Gerbils) (Fleas) (Radioactive tracers)

RUISITKO, A.A.
Coincidence circuits with minor resolving time. Prib. i tekh. ekap.
no.6:60-62 11-D '58. (MIRA 12:1)
l.Fizicheski7 Institut AN SSSR.
(Electronic circuits)

SOV/120-58-6-10/32
AUTHOR -RudemkD,-A,-4,,.
TITLE: A Coincidence Scheme with Low Resolving Power (Skhema
sovpadeniy s malym razreshayushchim vremenem)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1958, Nr 6, PP 60-62
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: A millimicro second coincidence circuit is described and
the basic circuit is shown in Fig.l. It consists of 2 crystal
diodes approximately identical, each shunted by a capacitor
having the same capacitance. The two diodes are connected
in parallel and have a low forward resistance. They are
followed by a third diode with a large backward resistance.
The equivalent circuit for the case of coincidence at the two
inputs is shown in Fig-3. Fig.5 shows the calibration of the
coincidence circuit, using a delayed pulse in one of the
channels. 1~s can be seen, the resolving time is of the order
of 4 x 10- sec. There are 6 figures, and no references.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR (Physics Institute of the
Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 31, 1957.
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SKRYABIN, K., akademik, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda, laureat Leninskoy
premii; SA14SOITOV., B.; PUSIIKIIIA., Ye., vrach (selo Iarga., 14oldavokaya
SSR); KCRACHATURYAII, A... kompozitorj narodnyY artist SSSR., laureat
I-eninskoy premii; RUDM -A., gornyy master; TEERESHENKOV) Ye.-
ABDW-ZAKOV.. T., kand. ekon, nauk
Our interviews. Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.13:7-9 Jl 162. (14IRA 15:6)
1. Modellshchik Lyuberetskogo zavoda seltskokhozyayst-~ennykh manshin
(for Samoonov). 2. Shakhta No-5 tresta "Vorkutaugoll" (for Rudenko).
3. Zaveduyushchiy kafed politekonomii Xaragandinskogo pedagogicheskogo
instituta (for Abdrazakw.
(Disarmament) (Peace)

GLAZAIIOV, V.11.; RUDEEKO, A.D.
Electrostatic separation of minerals. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tsvet.
met. no.4:33-38 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Mosk~vskiy inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut.
(Ore dressing) (Metals-Zlectric properties)

USSR/Nuclear Physics Structure and Properties of Nuclei. C-4
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 4, 1957, W6
Author Demirkhanov, R.A., Gutkin, T.I., Dorokhov, V.V.,
Rudenko, A.D._,
Inst 4
Title Masses of Isotopes H, D, He and C12
Orig Pub Atom. energiya, 1956, No 2, 21-27
Abstract A pew exact measurement of the masses of the atops H, D,
He4 and C12 has been made. The measurements were car-
ried out with a mass spectrograph developed by Ard-net
with the participation of Eger and the authors of this
work. The apparatus has double focusing by means of
electric and magnetic fields, effected respectively by
cylindrical capacitor and a sector magnet. The iron
beam is created by a plasma source with single contrac-
tion of the discharge. Recording of the mass spectrum
is photographic; "Schumann" plates are used. There
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizi-ta, No 4, 1957, M6
is the possibility of visually observing the spectrum
with the aid of an ioti-optical converter.
The maximum resolution of the instrument is 100,000
120,000, and the dispersion (roughly calculated) is not
less than 2-34 cm percent of relative mass difference.
The calibration of the scale of the masses of the instru-
ment is made using photographs of certain basic lines,
namely those of the groups
N14-1 N14 1)6 4 12 + C~% C12
-- N14H H+ N L C 4 H
and 016-t-- Ol 21 L3) 4 H3-- 4 4 5
q -- 0 -
The masses of the atoms H, D, He4 and C12 wepe found from
photographs of the doublets H2 -- D, D
2 -- Ir, D3 __ 1/2
C12H 4 -- 016. The results are:.
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USSR/Nuclear Physics - Structure and Properties of Nuclei. c-4
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 4, 1957, 87o6
H 1.008142 � 10-6, He 4 -- 4.oO3872 4 x 10-6,
D 2.ol4736.� 2 x 10-6.1 and C12 __ 12.003820 -.r 5 x 10-6.
The data obtained are in agreement with the values deter-
mined from the energy balance of the nuclear reactions.
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107-57-6-54/57
AUTHOR: Rudenko, A. (Kiyev)
TITLE: EMEnation of Clicks from Variable Resistors
(Ustraneniye treskov v peremennykh soprotivleniyakh)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 6, p 63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Clicks often occur because of an imperfect contact between the wire runner
and the carbon film in variable resistors. It is recommended to substitute a
graphite-tipped brass blade for the wire runner.
One figure shows details of the alteration.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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S/1-2o/62/000/002/012/047
E039/E520
AUTHOR: Rudenko, A.A.
TULE'; All anticoincidence circuit with nanosecond resolving
times
PERIODICAL: Pribury i telthnika eks-perimenta, no.2, 1962, 59-60
TZXT: The circuit described is free from many of the defects
occurring in earlier circuits and makes use of semiconductor
diodes arl shoi%r-h in Fig.l. Positive impulses entering input 1
charge the condenser C I through diode A Iof input 2. The
ti;,,ie constant Ir for chargin.- C is small compared with the
i.-F
length of the pulse to . tvi After the end of every
pulse on input I the condenser C I is discharged through
inverse resistance diode D and direct resistance diode D The
1 2-
time constant for charging must be less than for discharging. A
triple coincidence circuit with one anticoincidence channel is~
also given. The efficiency of rejection of coincidence pulses is
100'0'0 and even with decreased amplitude 50% rejection isobtained.-
The sensitivity of all channels is better thhn 0.3 volt. For
operation witil pegative impulses the circuit is modiffed by
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changing the polarity of the diodes. Single impulses of opposite
polarity can give a false count. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut AN SSSR
(Physics Institute AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: july 1, 1961
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W'MOLOVSKIY, V,V,, v~~!,d.ekom-m.nauk) RUIHNKO, A,[., gornyy inzh.
1:~f-I.,ance of the rate of vrmpleted -workings ov, the economic
~Llff.-Aency of a mining system. Gorrahur. no,E:7-9 165- (MIRA 18:10)
KrivurozhskAy gornorudryy Institut.

3 .9-4J 551.5M.8081.51,3(47)(09)
'hudenko, A.I. jostolanie, machante I z-kd'lVhi 30VOLak0i fV110101'Ll. (Th*
status,''sirniAiewice and t-inks of ~,,ovlet Phenolo,-.y.) Vausoiuanoo
Geograficheskoe Ub3hchestvo, Izvestila, 83(2): 141-151, March-April 1951.
OLU-The history of phenological on3ervation5 In ~tussia fro-i the time of Peter
the G.-C3t UD intil the ,resent is surveyed. The autVor Pro-osea thes extension
&nd systematization of -henolorical observ-ttion3 ~nd their inteFration with
3griculture, with fishing. nd hunting Industries. Subject iteadingst 1. Histor;r
.of Phenolopy 2. Bioclimatolo;7 3- U.5.S.H.--I.LX.

Natem*24gleal Abate

Vole 4 go, 4 4.4-44 551.506.9.351.501.1(47)
Rudenko, A. I., Metodicheakfe ultaxamila I programma asnownylth fftoldiftImkilth
AprU 1953 Califfa-T4-01L fological Instructions and the pruKram of fundamental phenotogical

%rt I observations. Vje~eiuzxae GrograficAerkee Oblkherive, -55SR. Ismilk4. 83(4).395--411
July-Aug. 1951. tabl", DAM-This Is a comprehensive outline of the procedure and
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MOOrMtUfts and selection of sites for phenolagical observations and of objects of observation. the time for
lastruneatil; making phenological observations, criteria for assessing the stage of harvest, the intensity of
flowering and the formation of ovaries. The various phases of development in trees, ifirubs,
grasses and crops am described. Phenological observations on birds are considered. The
relevant hydrometenrological observations are discussed. 'the plants and animals (birds.
fishes, inwcts, etc.) upon which observations are tu be made are listed and a sample pheno-
logical form is given. Subjrcl fleadiags: 1. Phenology, 2. Obiervation techniques 3. uasp-
-LL.D.

MAKSIMOV, S~A.; RUD121KO. A.I., redaktor.
rP.I.Brounov, founder of agricultural me teorology; for the 100th anniversary
of his birthday] P.I. Brounov, oonovopolozhnik sellskokhoziaistvennoi me-
teorologii. K stoletiiu so dnia rozhdaniia. 2. Ispr. i dop. izd. Lenin-
grad, Gidrometeorologicheskoe izd-vo. 1952. 53 P. Mak 6:5)
(Brounov, Petr Ivanovich, 1852-1927) (Meteorology, Agricultural)

FEDOROV, Yeje., profuseor-, 1110TWHNNSKIT, P.P.; INXIIINSKIT, J.Ya.-,
SNYANINOV, G.T., pr-:-fesa~:,r; BOSHRO, L.V.; ALISOV, B.P.; BIRYUKOV,
N.N.; GALITSOV, A.P.; GRILGORIYET, A.A., akadam1k; ZYGENSON, M.S.,
pr-cfesa,:;=; MURETOV, N.S.; KHROMOV, S.P.: BOGDANOV, P.N.; LEBEW,
A.11.: SOKOLOV, Y.N.; YANISHEVSKIT, Tu.D.; SAMOYLENKO, V.S.; USMA-
NOV, R.F.; CHUBUKOV, L.A.; TROTSENKO, S.Ya.; VANGEIZEYM, G.-fa.;
SOKOLOV, 1.F.; STM, B.I.; TE1911KOVA, N.S.; ISAYE7, E.A.; DNITRITEV,
A.A.; M&LYUGIN, Te.A.; LIEUFWAA, Ye.K.; SAPOHNIKOVA, S.A.; RAKIPO-
VA, L.R.; POKROVSICAYA, T.V.; BAG.DASARTAN, A.B., ORIDTA, V.V.; RU-
BINSHWfN, U.S., profesz-or; MILEVULT, V.Yu.; SHCHERBAKOVA, Ye.Ya.;
BOCHKOV, A.F.; AII&POLISKAYA, L.Ye.; ffnTAYEVA, A.V.; UTESHEV, A.S.;
RUDIWWA, A.V ; RTJIEITKO A.I.- ZOLOTARKT, M.A.; MMSESTAN, A.G.;
MIKUYLOV, A:N ,; -=T ~, A.; TSOMAYL, T.I.; DUTATKOVA, AM.;
ZAVARIN&, M.V.; SHMETER, S.Ms ; B=O, K.1c, professor.
Diac,uz3iom of the vapori; (in the fcrm of d6ba-'~aa) Ecl '-,he cw-rant
state cllmatclopl^a' -63 --l. ard meth-:,ds Df de-alopIng it]. InfcT,m.
.' - ~. Z I aa=,
sb3r.rGUGMS nc.3/-~~.26-154 154. (MLRA 8:3)
1. Chlrsn-kcrrespondeLA Akad6mll rauk SSSR (fi:r Fed~--,rcv). 2 9 Gla7nay,--
geofizicheskays, Im. (f-~r Pradtu-ec~enski,7,
Lebedemr, Yanishe7akiy-, Isay-ev, Raklpova, Orlova, Rubir.-
shteyn, Budykc, Shchorbakova, Anapol'skayg., Duwayem, Rudneva,Gavrilov,
Zav-arl.aa). 3. Ula,aiask-y nauchno-isaledovatellsk'.7 gidrometecrologiche-
skV lmn3'i-tu~ (ff)r Buchinskiy).
'~Ccati-r-uz-d on next card)

FEDOROV, Ye.Ys., professor; PREDTECHENSKIY, P.P., a-ad :ithe-n?.
DiscussioA of the repert (In the firm o1 d;:-,!at=-i) Eof the cur-ran'.
stat-i climatological raeaa-re:h. and ma~b-~da of it]. Inform.
It.
sbor. GUGMS. nc.3,4:26-!.54 '54. (Car; -1) WRA 8:3)
4. Vsesoyilvvyy inatitil'i msterile-wodst,za (for Selyaninor, Rudenko).
5. Biuklimaticbeakays stantslyz, Klslcvcdak (for Boatine). -6. -Moa,'koT-
skly gosudarsL-7ennyy urniversi,4-et im. M.Lomonoao7a (fo-z Allsov).
7. Mlnistlerstvo putay aoobzhnhenlya SS-SR (for Biryukov). 8. Inat,-
t-,il. 1,o,-grafii Akadowii nai-,k SSSR (for Gai.itsov, GrIgorly-er). 9. Geo-
fizicheekay-a komiselyiL Vessoy-uznogo geografichw3kogo obahchestva (for
Eygenaor.). 10. Minlate2-st7c i elekbr.~promyshlenncsti
SSSR (for Mure-,)7). .11 -. Leningr?dskily gc-sudarz;tvenW universitet im.
A.A.Zhdanova (for Khroxfyv). 12. Wentralinyy naushn,--iseledo-vatell-
ski.v gld-7cmeteov,~logicheskiy arklu.-r (for Sokol-)v, Zoictarev). 13. Gej-
sudarst,venn~7 okeanograflchesleLy tw3IL-it-at. (for Samcylenko). 14. Wen-
trallnyy ins'Atiil. prl-d&ac:zc,%y 1%f-,r Uaman,,--r, 5Pp..,zhalkr,-ea). 15. Institut
geegra.fli Akademii na7ak SSSR. I ManLtr:i'llt~y-l, institut kurortolclgil (fvr
Chubukc,v). 16. Ins-1;-Itut imeni Sechenovs,
Yalta (for Axktlabeskl~7
(C-~ntinued o!i next ca=&)

FEDOROV, Ye.Ye., PREDITCHEITSM, P.P., and
DIscassion of the rapor-r, (in the fom uf debate-i) [,_~~f the curren',
atate of clima'-A.1gical r6saaarch ---nl mmethals c' de-i-el,:.ping i4.].
Irtform.sbor. GUGMS no.31'4:2,,-154 154. (C,-",:i3 (MIRA 8:
.18. Dallnevostochivy gidrc-meteorolcgichs-
3kiy instit-ut (for Sokolo7). 19. lnsl~itu!; geologil i geogra-fil Aks-
demli nauk Llto7skoy SSR (for Styri). -20. Rosto7skie u;rravlenle
gidrometaluzhby (for Temnikcm). 21. Morzkoy gldrofizl-,haskiy Ins.1-
tut Almdemii na-uk SSSR (for DmItriyev). 2?. Vsescyuznyy institut
rasteniye-vcd3+,-.-a (for Malyugln). 23. Akadrzmiya nauk Estonskay SSR
(for Liedemaa). 24. Akadeimiya nauk Armyanckoy' SSR (for Bagdasaryau)
25. Leningradskly gidrometeorologicheakiy inatitlai; (for Mile7skiy*).
-(Continued on next cajd)

YFMROV. Ta.Ye., profesior; PREDTECRENSKIY, P.P., and othera.
Discusslr-- ,f the repor-b (in the fozm of debataie) [of the current stato
climatological research and methcd.,F of ds7a!,~,ping Ith Inform.ebor.
GUGMS no-3/4:26-134 '54. (ca,--j. 4.) (MLBA 8:3)
26. Gosudarstvenny7 gidrologichesk-iy institut, (for Bochkov). 2'-?. Xa-
zakhekijr nauchnc-issledoTatel'skiy gldromeb6orologicheskly Institut
(for Uteshev). 28. Upravlenle gidrometslluzhb7 Aawanskoy SSR (frr Nor-
sesyan). 29. Ieningrad.skoye upravleniy-e gidrcmetsluzhb7 (for Mlkhajvlov,
Dev7ablcova)- 30. Tbiliaskiy gosudarstvennyy liniversitet (for Tsomara).
31. TSentrallnay-a aerologicheskay-a, obsev-7atozlya (for Shmeter).
(Climatolw)

RUDEINKO, A.I.
From the Phenological Commission. Mat. Fen. kom. Gecuz.
ob-,7a SSSR no.1:1-4 162.
Examplary plan for the content of a monograph on the problem
of the "Phenological (phenoclimatic) characteriBtica of the
natural zones in the U.S.S.R.- Ibid.a54
KRA 17:3)
Predii&tell Fenologicheskoy komissii Geograficheskogo
obshchestva SSSR.
WWI MIMMM P=-M. MWIWA5,

I -BX~Aff- P ' nd.
MA-Dilrr-,O A. 1. (I.-,.uiw-,xPd Cand. A,,.ric. Sci.), livIr, r. A. 'Z
-A;-.--T-(-Prof.) Moscww.
!'PhenoloE:y and Geography,"
report presented at a Phenological ConferEnce in Leninexad, Nov 1957.
by LGSR Geographical Scr-

C.
PHASE I BOOK EDIPIDITATION U23
Lf~ningrad. Vsesoyaznyy institut rasteniyevodstva. Otdel agrometeorologii
Zasukhi v SSSR,ik~x proiskhozhdeniye, povtoryayemost' i v1iyaniye na urozhay
(Droughts in the USSR,, Their Origin, Frequency, and Effect on Crops) ieningrad,
Gidrometeoizdat, 1958. 206 p. 3,00a.co-Pies printed.
Ed. (Title page): Rudeakoo A.Ly Candidate of Agricultural Sciences; Ed. (Inside
book): Ushakova, T.V.; Tech. Ed.: Flaum, M.Ya.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for agrometeorologists of the b:ydrometeoro-
logical service., agronomists on collective and state farms and machine-tractor
stations., specialists vorking in agricultural scientific resegeh institutions.,
as vell as students and teachers in agricultural and bydromet*e*G~logical
tekhaikums and vuzes.
COVERAGE: This book, a collection of articles by members of the Agrometeoro-
logical Division of the All-Union Plant Cultivation Institute, presents con-
temporary thought on various aspects of drought phenomena. Drought origin
and causes, types, frequency of occurence, periodicity, and effect on various
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Droughts in the USSR., Their (Cont.) 1123
agricultural crops are discussed. A geographical distribiR,tion. of drought
stricken areas of the USSR is also given. The text is accompanied by maps,
diagram , tables, and bibliographic references.
TABIE OF CONTENTS:
Zhukovskiy, P.M., Director of the All-Uhion Plfmt Cultivation Institute.
Foreword 3
Sel~yaninov, G.T. Origin and Dynamics of Droughts
Alpatlyev, A.M. and Ivanova, V.N. Characteristics and Geographic Distribu-
tion of Droughts 31
Rudenko, A I Types of Droughts During the Vegetative Period and Their
;Rlr~aer=s 46
Bessonova, Ye.V. Drought During the Various Periodz of Crop Develolvient
and Its Effect on Yields 54
Rudenko, A.I. Effect of Drought on Potato Yields Ti
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Droughts ia the USSR., Their (Cont.) 1123
Alpatlyev., A.M. and Trofimova., A.I. Drought Frequency in the Virgin and Fallaw
lands of Kazakhstan and Western Siberia 94
Shullts., G.E. The Dynamics of Phenological Processes in Huropeau USSR in Dry
Years 101
Mal-yugin, Ye.A. (Deceased)o Smirnov,, V.A.,, Shakbuovich., A.V. Changes in the
Local Climate and Moisture Cycles of Cultivated Areas an a Result of Irriga-
tion Condua-ted tri Combat Drought 116
Smirnov,, A.V. Notes on Determining the Degree of Susceptibility of an Area to ,
Drought 135
Yakovlev, N.N. Protective Forest Belts as a Factor in Regulating the Tran-
piration State of Crops 145
supplements
I. Precipitation Characteristics of Territories Affected by Drought for the
Period 1885-1954 162
2. Summary Data Cb!Lracterizing Major Droughts for the Period IW5-1954 166
,3. Frequency of Various Types of Droughts in Different Parts of European
USSR (percentages) 1T2
4. Meteorological Intensity indices for Various Types of Drought in Different
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Droughts in the USSR., Their (Cont.) 1123
Zones of European USSR 173
5. Mean Meteorological Intensity Indices for Different TYPe5 Of DrOughts
in European USSR (Data From 18 Meteorological Stations) 174
6. Generalized Table of Basic Phenological Phenomena Based on Geographical
Quadrants for European USSR for 1921 175
7. Seasonal Appearance Times of Plant Phenomena and Phenoanomalies for 1921 178
8. Seasonal Appearance Times of Plant Phenomena and Phenoanomalies for 1939 195
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TENTSKEVICH, Georgiy Zenonovich; WM otv.red.; PISAREVSKATI, V.D.,
red.; BRATNINA, H.'I., tekhn.red.
[Agricultural meteorology] Agrometeorologiia. Leningrad, Gidro-
meteor.izd-vo, 1958. 375 P. (MIRA 12:3)
(Meteorology, Agricultural)

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ILITLE; The Investigation of Droughts and Dry inds (issiedovariye
zasukh i sukhoveyev)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademil nauk SSSR Seriya geografichesknya,
1958, Mr 5, pp 131-1;56 (UrSSP)
AP"'IRACT: This is a review of two collective volumes: 1) "Dry Vinds,
Their Origin and Their Prevention", published by the AS,USSR
in 1957, and 2) "Droughts in the USSR, Their Origin, Re-
currence and Effect on the Crop", editor A.I. Rudenko, Gidro-
meteoizdat.
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GAVRYUSHENKO, L.V.
Method of forecasting potato late blight. Zashch. rant. ot
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stva (for Gayryusheako).
(Potatoes--,Diseases ajad, pests)

ALPATITEVV A.M., doktor aellkhoz. nauk, prof.; RUDENKO, otv.
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nykh rastenii. Leningrad, Gidrompteoizdat, 1954. 247 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Plants-Water requirements)

RUDENKO, Aleksandr Ivanovich; FdffUKOV, V.L.,, red.; MELINIKOVA, G.P.,
re-d PEREDERIY-,--S.P., tekhn. red.
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products] Ratsionallnaia zapravka traktorov i kombafhow-nefte-
produk-tami. Moskva, Vees. uchebno-pedagog. izd-vo Proftekhizdat,
196.1. 103 (MIRA 14:12)
(Ttactorj* (Combines (Agricultural machinery))
(Petroleum products)

YAKOVL-IV, N.N.; ALPAT'Y-EV, A.M.; BESSONOVA, Ye.V.; PUDFJJKO, A.I.
Droughts in the U.S.S.R. and wWs for overcoming them by
agroclimatic knowledge. Zemledelie 26 no.3:1-4-20 11-Ir 164.
(MIRA 17:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut rasteniyevodstva.