SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SAFAROV, T. - SAFARYAN, M.K.

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AUTHORS: Gross, Ye. F., R.azbirin, S., and Safarov, V. I~
TITLE:. A Study of the Longwave Edge of Intrinsic Absorption of
Polycrystalline Films of CdS and ZnSe at Low Temperatures
PERIODICAL: Fizika*tverdogo tela, 1960,.Vol., 2,,No. 1.1,,pp. 2945-2949
TEXT1:1 The authors prepared CdS and ZnS films bysublimating the powdery
or crystalline initial'substances onto glass or quartz basesi the films
'were between 0.04 and 1-2~A thick, the sputtering time.ranging~between 5
and 30 min. A total of, over 100 specimens.w.ere.exam-;ned which were.all
subjected to a considerable temperature gradient during sublimation (along,
the base the temperature varied from 600-8000C to room temperature). Fig.1
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shows the spectra taken on a,0-42~, thick.~CdS film at 77-YK in the range
of the longw-ve absorption,edge; while the absorption.,spectrum of the
film has a smooth course on the "cold" par- of-base b. -that of the film
on the "warm" base (a) exhibits three distinct peaks at 4878, 4838, and
A which.can be assigned to the-three lines with 4870, 4840, and
4720 A exhibited by the CdS monocrystal. The shift is ascribed-to deforma-
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86449
A Study of the Longwave Edge of Intrinsic
S/181 60/002/011/038/042
Absorption of Polycrystalline Films,of,CdS B006XB,06O
and .:ZnSe at Low Temperatures
tion owing to the backing*and the great number of defects. The first two
peaks have a half-width of 10.' the third one of,30 A.. SnSe exhibits the
same effect. The lihot" part exhibits.three peaks, two distinct oneIs-at
4430 and 4412 A. and a very weak one at,4~65 A. The half-widths are the
~same. One of these maxima has been already observed by G. A. Zholkevich-
An investigation of the films aIL" 4-20K did not give different~results.
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.Electron diffraction studies show d that-th difference in the spectra
of
f1cold" and "hot" films cannot be due to different crystallization forms
or amorphism of the "cold" fUm. The differences are explained by the fact
that films forming on the."hot" part's of the base consist of'considerably
larger and less defective crystals than those.forming.on,.the "cold"
parts. This assumption has been checked experimentally. M. A~ Rumsh And,
V. N. Shchemelev as well as V.-N. Vertsner and M. I. Rudenok are thanked
for assistance in the, experiments; K., V., Shalimova and N. V. Karpenko',
are mentioned. There are 3 figures a.nd 7 references. 5 Soviet., ~'l Britishp
1 French, and 1 German.
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S/020/61/140/006/010/030
B104/B1O2
C-112V
AUTHORS: Gross, Ye. P., Corresponding Member AS USSR,,Razbir.in, B. S. i~
and Safarov..V. I.
TITLE: The Stark effect on the exciton levels of a cadmium-sulfide
crystal
PERIODICAL: Akademiya n
auk 535R. Doklady, v. IdO, no. 6, 1961, 1285
1288
TEXT: The authors studied the Stark effect on the exciton lines of the
absorpti Ion spectrum of thin-CdS crystals (from some,tenths of Microns up
to lop) at 4.20K~ When examini :ng thefirst series of lines the
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authors used an electric field whose direction coincided with the optical
axis C of the crystal. If the polarization of light is Darallel to the
optical axis (EUC), the lines corresponding to the excited exciton states.
will be most sensitive to the electric field. Up tb electric field
strengths of 10 to 15 kv/cm no shift of the line n =.l of this :series. was
observed. From 100 v/cm*onward,the lines n,=:2, n =3 and n = 4showed
-a broaqening. The short-wave component was shifted toward the violet,,-
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The Stark effect on the exciton levels B104/B102
and the satellite line A. 4814-8 of the lineX 4813.2 1 (n 2) was
shifted toward thered. When the polarization of light was perpendicular
to the optical axis, (EIC), the line n = I of the first series showed no
shift. The satellite of the line n 2 and its short-wave component are
polarized in an electric field with,EIC, Thelong-wave component of the
line n = 2 is polarized in an electric field with EIIC. The Stark effect
of the lines n = 3 and n = 4 with EIG could not.be examined. The Stark
effect in electric fieldsperpendicular to the optical axis of the crystals
showed the same character. ~The first line (n = !,~4 = 4826-5 1) of the
second series of lines showed no Stark effect up to,field
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strengths of 10 - 15 kv/cm. The second line (n = 2., X = 4785, 1), was
split,up into two lines, independently of the orientation of,the electric
field to the optical'axis of the crystal. With increasing field strength
the short-wave component shifted toward the violet. while the long-wave
component shifted in opposite direction. The r esults-obt ained here indi
cate that the exciton, dimensions in a CdS crystal are large and increase
with increasing line frequency (quantum number n)~ The intensity of the
satellites of the lines n 2 and n 3 increases with increasing field
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Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal'.' Elektrotekhnika,Nr.1,1957.PP.57
AUTHOR: Safarov,.Ye,.De;

TITIZ: Establishing the values of the basic characteristics of
non-regulating rural hydrostations serving the needs of
adaptable power consumers (ustanovieniye velichiny
eregultruyushchikh gellskikh g1dro-
oanovnykh parametrov
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stantsiy, prednaznachennykh dlya nuzhd prisposablivayush-
chikhaya.energopotrebiteley)
PERIODICAL: Sb.nauch.tr.Arm.s.kh.in-ta, 1955, nr.9, pp~285_293,
(rez.arm.), (Armenian SSR).
ABSTRACT: In order to determine.the basic parameters of a non-,
regulating hydroelectric power station operating under
seasonal conditions,,technical and economic indexes for
~production units operating according to seasonal charts
~as compared with units operating according to continuous
charts, are*an-glyzed. The derivation of basic formulas
-for calculating the necessary economic parameters is
presented. One of the equations makes possible the selec-
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CoURMY
CATEGORY Cultivated Plantt. Industrial, Oleiferous, Sugar. M
AB3. JOUR. HZI)B-1 ol. 140. 23 195:8, K lOh7
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AUTHOR
4farov, Ye. Sh.~

TIME On the In rluence of Water Jpplications'iu the Period
of Ripauing on Cotton yiel(l.
ORIG. PUB. Khogagii kishicki Tachikiston, 1957, No. .10, 7-10;
S. kh. Tadshikisvina, -10,57, No. 10, 7-9
ABSTRAC2 With sufficient sail moisture, formation of up to 44% of

plant. takes place
.the agXregeta yield of cotton. In the
pe,-iod~ of -ripening. 'with 1-2 applications of water in
q
thia period, an inrreaBa,in tbe yield of 2 centners/ha

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is S-3cured. Applications of water in the peri d of ripen
ins shoi)ld be carried out jucticiously,taking into account
the temperaLures conditions with the svailability of
maisture in the soU at not more than 60% of the-,field
ju-jisti'lre holding ability. irrigation -as done at small
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SAFAROV, Yu. B.

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals Diseases Caused by Bacteria R
and Fimgi
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 5 1959, 21381~
Author Safarov, Yu.
Inst
Title Infectious Enterotoxelu*a of.Sheep in Azerbaydzhan.
Orig 'Pub Sots. s. kh. Azerbaydzhana, 1958~ No 3, 41-43
Abstract Outbreaks of the disease were observed on winter pastures
in~fall, winter and spring. The diseaseends with the
onset of.hot weather, the appearance of high grass and
the transfer-of the animals to summer pastures. The
death rate reaches 15-20 percent and the lethality 100
percent. Both adult and young sheep become sick. Goats
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are seldom affected by the disease. When the pathologi-
cal material obtained from 48 carcasses of lambs, sheep
and goats of various rayons of the Rerpblic was bacterio-.
logically examined, the culture of Bac. perfringens was
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USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals Diseases Caused by Bacteria R
and Fungi
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5., 1959; 21383
Author. Safarov, Yu.B.

'Title A Mixed.Infectioh,in Sheep Enterotoxemia and Bradsot
Orig Pub Veterinariya,-19~8,, No 4, 30-33
Abstract Four seasonal'(November-May) outbreaks~of a'mixed infec-
tion are'described,,which occurred at a sovkhoz with a
sheep population of about 30,000 heads.' -TheI deathIrate
for. a 4-mnth'period amunted to 5-percent dtiring the
first outbreak. ~Atlthe second~putbreak 6 vaccination
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of the sheep with a,bivalent vaccine (BV
) wasinitiated,
the vaccin6~containing antigens Vibric' septique and B.1,
perfringens of.type-C, andlater since this vaccination
ed not to be very effective, it was rebiacecl by a
prov
concentrated polyvalent"vac6ine (PV) containing the
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CATEMORY Microbiology. General Microbiologj-. Yaria.bility and
Heredity
AB'. JC, U
3 10'~q tie,. -9990
IIIJITHICIR Gadzhiyev, M.
i'VST. -A-cademy of Sciences of the AzerbSSR
TITU
The Study ol Directed VaZiabillty of.Staphylococci

GRIZIG. YIUB. Dolcl. Az.,--rbSSR 19413, 14,
No l.. 61-64
Cultures of the.ji.recting --pecien wlkirh has becu killed
hv heaiina to 80* 1 hour were Implanted 0171 n g
are's C --a sir
-~~l I ~tts and auz e
Tyrodels -Ineditm-1 vv
ithout gluc-e-se. Subcultures were
l
itontinued up io 30 generations. Aflter.every.3
suocWLfures 3-5 colordes,were plated out and their
properties studied. The acculvr Ience- of cultuzes
atypical in their znorpholug4c, ciAlUtral, serologic-
and biGcfiemical prope.rfleg was noted. The cullfures

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acqu, ~6 the p)eoperties of the directing species;, and
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ACC NR: AP6003393 k A., N) SOURCE COIE: UR/0346A5/000/010/0039/0040
AUTHORS: Safarov, Yu. B.,,(Docent); Ibragimov, 11. M..(Hos pital surg eon)
ORG. Azerbaidzhan Agriculture Institute (Azerbaydzhanskiy sellskokhozyaystvenriyy
institut)
TIITLE:, Results of simultaneous ccination~of shee p against mal ignant anthrax,
braxy., and infectious enterotoxemia
SOURCE: Veterinariya,~no, 10, 1965, 39-40
TOPIC TAGS: anthrax, vaccine, animal disease therapeutics, animal disease,.blo,od-
serum, protein STI vaccine, GOA -vaccine
-ABSTRACT: The results of laboratory tests of simultaneous vaccination of sheep
and white mice against malignant anthrax, braxy, and infectious enteroto mi
xemia are
given.. Eighteen one-year-old rams and 1" white.mice of 16-20 g wereused. STI
vaccine Iwas used for'.malignant anthrax (0.25 ml for, the rams,and 0.01 ml for.the
mice),Iand GOA vaccine wasused for the other diseases:(2 and 3 ml in two-vaccina-
tions for the rams and 1 3-and 0.5 ml for the mice). The interval.between.tho first
and second,vaceinations ':~s 14 days. The tests were.run in six versions. Unvac-
cinated rams and mice were used for controls. The morphological composition of the
blood and protein,.the degree of agglomeration of neutralizing antibodies in the
blood serum.-were.datermined by means of the neutralization reaction for Clostridi=
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Gorenshteyn, I. A., I.-A. Shul'man, and A.,.S.-Safaryan
Inertsial naya navigatsiya (inertial Navigation).. Moscow, "Sovetskoye
radio", 1962. 248 p. Errata slip inserted. 9000 copies printed.
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USSRX-Itivated Plauts Fruits. Berries. M
Abs Jo-jr Ref Zhur Biol. No 18, 1958, 32537
Author Safary-an, D.L.
Inst Ar-menian Scientific Research lnstit-.~te of Vinic.--.1tuxe,
Wine-Making and Hortic,,-.ltt:;re.
Title On the Transitiona-I Forms of Infloresceaces and Tendrils
of the. Gr, .(Preliminary Report)
ape Vine
Pub Byul. nauchno-tekhn. infor, Arm. n.-i. in-ta- vinogradarst-
va-, vinadeliyai,plodovodstva, 1957, No:l, 13~--16
Abstract Facts contradicting the existing theory of sympodial.
branching of the shoots in grape are:described. The mi -
croscopic stjdies cond-ucted on the eyes and observations
on the flower clusters aud tendrils on the shoots showed
that the formation of the inflorescenses a--Id tef1drils
does not begin from the 3-6 nodes and does not have a
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