SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SEDOV, V.V. - SEDOVA, I.V.

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AUTHORS: Rykunov, L. N.; Sedov, V. V.
TITLE-t Wave structure of aoismowaves
JISOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. lIG245
REP SOURCE: Sbo Seysmich.,issledovaniyao No..6. Hop Haukap 1~5p 31-~36
TOPIC TAGS: ..seismic wive,, seismology) microseism,.cyclone,
ABSTRACT: The problem involved in,the wave composition of Microsois for the
intracontinental districts of the SSSR'is analyzed onthebasis of data from 9~seixmu
stations. The case of a sharp intensification of,seismic.activity in the course
Iof a single cyclone of 2 February 1958.wasutilizeds Therear part of thelcycl no-.
between its cold,fronts,was taken.as the source of the mier ossisms. It is assumed
that the microseisms result from the superimposition of the.Rayleigh and the Love
wayes.. Separ atiIng the Love component, the authors calculated the ratio between the
major somiaxes of.the ellip .so for the remaining'Rayleigh component. For seveml
of thestations this Iratio was'found to be Oo7, which agrees with its theoretical
Yalue. Starting with the polarization characteristics of the Rayleigh waves (at the
moment of the maximum B.,the value of Rii O)s the authors,determined the direction
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AUTHOR: Rykunov, Li N.; Sgjgy
ORG: non
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ITITLE: Analysis results of the S(!Jsmic~nolse level in the 1 5 cps frequency range
on the bottom of the Black Sea at de ths to 1000 m
SOURCE. MN SSSR. Mezh.duvedomstvennyy geofizicheskiy komitet. Stroyeniye Chernomorsko:y
vpadiny (Structure of.the Black Sea depression); sborn1k statey. Moscow, Izd-vo
Nauka, 1966, 85-87,
rTGPIC TAGS: seismograph, seismologic instrument, seismic wave, oceanographic..i
nstru-,
ment,,noise analyzer, underwater sound equipment, seismic signal
'ABSTRACT: An analysis of se, smic noise in the 1 to 15-cps range recorded in 1963 onl:~
the bottom of the Black Sea\ht depths of 360, 500, and 1000 m is presented alongvith
~a description of an ocean-botLom seismometer (see Figs. I and 2). The frequency-..,
ampliLude characteristic of the instrument package provides undistorted, seismic-signal
rereption over the 0.06- to I ed on. magnetic-
-sec period range. The signals are.record
tapr! at slow. sp;.~ed and ack at hi ML ng I
played b~ gh speed, thus.per Ittl a significant
intro-o%e in the data storage capacity of the unit jibot,L 4 days). The results of tfi.e:.
SL)k7c'trall analy-,Ls of noise it the stated depths are given., with wind force and..sea
c The noise spectra obtai
taken 'into iccourit" ned (ampli.tude~versus
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AUTHORS Volokbovag Me AVI-Cublat V*4.; Darensksle, X, Gel Kessove,
V- evskayss,_G, F,;
ORGs son*
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ITLEt sculiarities O*f, ClAnicillmanifestatLons of re to i4WeLcksese
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In :rhoous monkeys during goomi-ray Irradiation
SOURCEt, Yoprosy obshchey, radlobiologiL (Problems, of general radio-
biology). Noscowp Atomix.dstj,, 19669 150-157
Latt 4014 biolo ic effect, monks deg p-rsidll~
TOPIC TAGSs red Yo 0 &tie
ABSTRACTs A comprehensive clinical, exalaination.of gamma-irradistedL
monkeys was Conducted,,8-nd:the date were compired~wtth ults'of similar
examinations of dogs.. Seventeen uonkeyo:(Hscscs',rh*sWq) of both somes, k.
weighing 200 to 4,0 kg,,W*re,subjected to &owns LrrsdIat1** from,'an
ECO-2 apparatu a.with s:d*s*,,.,r4t* of 1357-313 OuLne -:Prior to trradisawfl~,,'
tion. all'soakeys had'b on under. clinical observation: for 2-3
glev*n:of the 14'sookey: irradLeted.with 300 r died (averegat du ra tto
of life 1605 days), while two of,the 3 monkeys Irradiated with 350 r
ssd"36.2~14sye after irradiation). Both groop* of'~88064--

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irradiated monkeys,were.conmidered together, since the.clinical mani-
festations of radiation sicknesq.vere similar in both.groups. Expert-:
mental data were compared with data,from analogous dog experimentsp,.
using a 300-r dome of gamma rays, and no essential-differences In,ths,.
~radLation effect' were,noted between the two.spectes,,,'However, the
spread of life durations in monkeys,(6.5-36.2 days) was wider than for
dogs (11.5-18.5 days). The primary reaction to radLation..vas more
pronounced and developed more .rapidly in monkeys than in dogs'. The
primary. radiation reaction was absent in,2 out of 17 monkeys, as,com-
pared wLth.18 out of 28 dogs. Furthermoreg seven.mankeys.experLenced
severe primary radiation reactLonso while n,one of the dogs'did. In the.
4irst 10-11 days after irradiation, no essential differences were
nolted between the temperature reactions of monkeye.and.dogs. However,,
by the tLme.of death dogs had elevated body temperatures (average 105C.~
above normal), whereas monkeys' temperatures had fallenconsiderably.
below normal Symptoms of radiation sickness appeared,.Inter (15-18,.
days after L;raAiatLon) and developed more gradually.in monkeys I thants,
dogs (7-.12 days). Autonomic dysfunction is considered responsible,
forthe lability of symptoms:In 11 monkeys in the early poatradLation
period. This hypothesis is substantiated' by the consLdsrable,*v&rL&-_.
tLons in blood pressure,,the,unstable heart rhythn,,etc,:,R*=atopoietic,
changes in sionkaya'in.responseI to~' radiation hadmi phase charactero
demonstrating the.dLffer.ent course ofthe~radtation reaction in differom
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types of calls. Sine 6 blood rageneration,occurred even in monkeys
it
dying, isf ter 30-36 days 0 was
. concluded that,
blood chang es were -not
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th primary,factor in &nIw&l ..
1d@&ths, ,
The lower,-lethal dose values:
en:ountered In these experim ents are partially,,Oxplalnod.by ~differing'...
experimental conditions$ but require fur ther study* Origo artohasv~~

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NONLINEAR PHOTOEFFE CT OF GaAs p n. JUNCTIONS (USSR)
Gutkin,- A. A., D. N. Nasledov, and V.
__Xe. Sedov. Fizika, tverdogo tela,
v. 5, no. 4, Apr 1963, 1138-1142.
J. Two types of GaAs photodiodes were studied. The specimens. were obtained by
diffusion of accp
ptor-type d6pants into n-type material with a carrier~lconcen-
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10 c'"n and a carrier he
p-region of the first type of sample was - 10 g thick after diffusion and was
decreased by etching in a boiling mixture (5NaOH (5%) + 1 HP2 (30%) + 24HP)
to - I ii. The-p-region of the~secondjype was 1 9 thick afterdiffusion and
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the specimens were not etched. Diffusion conditions were designed to prod ce.
a dopant-atom concentration of 10113 cm-3 at the surface of the, samples
lighidn-
Photocurrent characteristics,, dependence of. photosensitivit on bias
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tensity,, spectral distribution of: photosensitivity with constant - spectrum bias
light, dependence of photosensitivity on bias light wavelength, and spectral
A, d'istributlibn bf phot'.o6e'n i'tiv'ify with a constant electric.field ap-
Plied to the illuminated p-surface were obtained. Specirnens* of the,fie9t type
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AUTHOR: Gross, Ye. r.: Safarov,:V.J.; Sedov, V. ye.,
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, lm,.Ae..F. Ioffei AN SSSR,'Leningra (Fizikos-tekhni-
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MTLE: Luminescence of donor-acceptor pairs in GaAs crystals'alloyed with Cd
37-.
SOURCE: rizika tverdogo tela . v..7, no 7,::1965,:~1221.-2219,
".TOPIC:TAGS: luminescence :sp ectrum,'.alloying, semiconducting material,:se:mic'onductor:
theory, ionization phenomenon
ABSTRACT:' Thephotoluminescence spectrum of GaAs crystals, alloyed with Cd by dif-
f usion-fran the gas,phase, wasstudied as a function of: Cdconcentration, tempera-'
ture (4.20-280K), and the intensity of the stimulated light. Jhe alloy concentration
was changed by etching t116,surface where the.diffused Cd has passed.through.' Data
obtained at 4.20K for the.luminescence spectrum of 'crystals having a maximum,Cd con-
I r 5 x 1018 cm-3-An the unetched conditio - t I
centration of about nj showed tha n addition
to the.usual maximum occurring -it 8340 A--designated as region,A, a new region 1B1.1
was found at.8495.A., Upon.lowering.the Cd concentration by progressively etching off.
ener-
the surface (2,15 and 50 mk) :the maximum in region B was.displaced to higher'
gies or lower wavelengths; finally, lt.united,withlregion A$,:For the lowest Cd con-
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centration, 50 mk etched off,::fhe'spectrum did not show the.ab6ve effect; instead,
a visible region Io.f,marginal,.radiation and excitons appearedIdesignated as region
icy)., For higher Cd concentrations, a decrease in stimulated emission from I by
max
a factor of 100, induced~thejargest displacement of the B region maximum1from 8450 to 85k
to 8560 A), while.hardly displacing the A region maxlmum,~~By increasing the tempera-
ture frcm 4.20K, all of the crystals with Cd impurities exhibited a stretching in
the'region of free exciton emission, while.regions A and B weakened:in intensity.~At
higher temperatures, splitting and separation of the,A and D maxima occurred in the
heavily etched crystals.~.At 780K. only regions A and c were visible. An:explanation
the.observations is given,in terms'of.the donor-acceptor pair model. Accordingly,
for-'electron pair transitions from donor to acceptor levels, radiation of energy i
2 . -I -
E = (E +E ) + e (Er) is emitted. Here, E -width of forbidden zone of.the'crys-
g d a
and E *onization energies of the donors and acceptors,.r--distAnce between
tal, 'Ed a 7.1.
the donor.and acceptor in,a pair, and-e--dielectric constant of the crystal.':The-
data is analyzed using the above-mentioned parameters for the donor-acceptor 'pair
.,~model., For the long wavelength edge of the Bregion (about 1.44 ev), with r approach
ing infinity for distant states, E is,calculated to be 0.05 ev, using,literatu va
d
ues for-E and E It is.proposed that donor-acceptor pair,interactions in GaAs~and
9 a
in eemicohducting Zwere:am responsibZe for electrolumineacence.emission,''and the.:,'~. !A,
associative,maximat~,origo,:art. hast 2figures..
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thor Zay--,,ts V. K., !Sgdov Yc. N.
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Title 'Conditions on 1 o c t ivi ty
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ACC NR: AT6032432 SOURCE CODE: UR/3133/66/000/009/0105/0109
AUTHOR: Sedova,,F. Is
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ORG: Llvov Branch of the Institute of Geophysics,,AH UkrSSR(Ltvovsliy filial
InstitutuL Geofiziki, AN UkrSSR)
1X:1 Certain regularities,' th cillations v~ch periods up to 10
TIT in e occurrence of os
sec in the earth's electromagnetic field
SOURCE: AN L1krSSR. Hezhduvedomstvennyy,geofizicheskiy kornitet0.Informatsionnyy.byul-
laten', no. 0. 1966,. Q*of1x1k&,.j astronomiya, 105-109.
TOPIC TAGS: telluric. current, electromagnetic field
ns recorded at the Korts telluric current station
ABSTRACI: A study of micropulsatio
during 1958-1964 showed a definit statis ti hi 'i the distribution of os-
e, ticallrela ions ip in
cillations of two types: (1). Pc-l.pulsations,,with periods of .0.2-5 SeC' which were
fomerly known as PP beads and,(2) Pc-2 pulsations ~which are stab 1e sinusoidal oscil-
lations with periods of 5-10.sec. was assumed that the,Pc-2 oscillations comprise
a definite type,- which has no relationship to the neighboring groups and particularly,j
to.Pc-1. A description of the periods and characteristics ofthese micropulsat-ions
is given. A statistical relationship was found between these types of micropulsa-
tions. It is reVealedwhen-occurrences are plotted against years. 1he table shows
that the relationship,.of,Pc-2 to the year's activity is not ver3r clear... On the otheri
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DZEVANSKIY, Yu.K.; DODIN, A.1,.;.FOHK0V, A.Z.; KRASNYY, L.J.;
VANIKOVSKIY, V.K., VOSHKIN, V.N.;.:1,YATSKIY, V.B..
NIKOLISKAYA~ I.Po;~-'JALUF, L.I.; SALUI-J, S.A.; Mpyx4f
I M.G.; POSPELOV A.G.; NIKOLAYEV, A.A
11. 1. ; IRAVICH ,
'ILIN, A.V.; BUZIKOV I.P.; MASUNNIKOV V A NEYELOV
A.N.; NIFITINA, L.P.; NIKOLAYEV, V.A.fdeceqsed); OBRUCHEV,
S.V.; SAVEL'YEV, A.A. ; SEDOVA I.S.; SUDOVIKOV, N.G..
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KHILITOVA, V.Ya.; NAGIRINA,.M.S.; NMA N,.Yu.M.;
KIIZNETSOV V.A.; K1JZNETSOVJ, YU.A.; BORUKAYEV, R.A.;
LYAPICHEV, G.F.;.NALIVKIN, D.V.., glav.-red.; VERESHCHAGIN,
V.U., 7,am. glav. r.ed.;.MENNER,.V.V., zam. glav. red.~
~OVECHKIN, N.K., zam. glav,.red.[deceased]; SOKOLOV, B.S.,
red.; SHANTSER, Ye.V.', red.; MODZALEVSKAYA, Ye.A.~, red.;
GHUGAYEVA, M.N., red.; GROSSGEYM, V.A., red.; KELLER,B.M.,
red.; KIPARISOVA, i.D.:, red.;; KOROBKOV, M.A. red.
KRASNOVY I.I., red.; KRYNGOLITS, T.Ya., red.; LIBROVICH,:
L,S., red.- LIKHARLVI B.K.1'red.; LUPPOV, N.P., red.;
NIKIFOROVAI G.I.P red.; POLKANOV, A.A... red.[deceased];
RENGARTEN, red. STEPAJ10V,, D. L. red.
CHERNYSHEVAI N.Ye.; red.; SHATSKIY,.N.S., red.[deceased];
EBERZIN, A.G., red.; SVIRNOVA, Z.A., red.izd-va;.GUF?OVA,
O.A., tekhn. red..
(Stratigraphy of the,U.S.S..R. in fourteen volumes. Lower
'Fre- Cambrian I 8,tratigraflia SSSA 7_0betyryjadtsnti tomakh.
mbrii. Yoskvap hfio tekhn. i7d-yo.lit-ry po geologii i
Nizhnii Doke Gos.,nauc
okhrane nedr. Pte I (Asiatic part. of tya ussp.) 1963.1 396PP