SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SELEZNEV, V. - SELEZNEVA, M.A.

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Behavior of unperturbed systems ... B1011/3205
coefficients. The stability of -the compensation syst'em is investigatled
on the assumption that.-a
xd= /-a yd ~a zd'O. It is shown that the compensa-
tion system for gravitational acceleration.is unstable. The general
motioh of a system of-thib*kind consists ift (1) a'harmonic oscillation
with a period T1=21.JR/gi (2) oscillations with the same period but with
a growing amplitude; and 3) an aperiodic, exponentially increasing motion
with a time constant T2= T1'/2f,i-'1. From the r-esults of the investigations,
three theorems have been deducbd- 1) The compensation of gravitational-
acceleration in all three channels of the inertial.system leads to the
characteristic equation (p2+,~12)2(p2_ '2)_0 for 'the error of each of these
2K
channels. 2) The oscillation period of the error of the inertial system
is equal to the period of the satellite traveling on an orbit of radius
R about an equivalent celestial body with the' first cosmic velocity,
i f th ystem
141R' 3) The time'constant of the error increase o . e inertial*.s'
is equal to the time constant of the motioft 6f a satellite moving away
from- a-n-equivalent celestial body ..;i'uh the second cosmic velocit-Y
V =1
2 2gP
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There are 3 figures and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
PRESENTED: January 23~ 1961p by V. S. Kulebakin, Academician
SUBMITTED: january 16, 1961
Fig. 1: System under consideration.
Legend: (1) Sun; (2) ecliptic;
(3) Earth.
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AU'LlhOh Seleznev, V.
T ITLE : Cosmic navigation
PLI'IIZIODM'~L: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatik-, i radioelektronika,
no. 9, 1962, abstract 9-7-131 t (Aviatsiya i kosmo-
navtika, no. 2, 1962, 31-38)
T'-",CT: The author considers the principles of the design of iner-
tial and astro systems for cosmic navigation, and their interac-
tion in complex systems. He assesses the possibility of including
ground radars in a system complex, and albo the application of
computers to Select the c -orrect trajectory for flight towards ce-
lestial bodies. 9 figures. CAbstractet's note: Complete trans.la-
tion._7
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PETROV V.P.Y
kand.tekhn.nauk (Leningrad); SELEZNEV V.P. kand.teklm.nauk
(MOBkva)
Space navigation. Priroda 51 no,8:14-23 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Space flight)
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,.~~LEZNEV, V., inzh.-polkovnik, dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk
Is the universe expanding? Av.i kosm. 46 no.7:16-19 Jl 163.
(MIRA 16:8)
(Cosmology) (Dopler effect)

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SELEVIEV, V.P. prof.
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NavigatorB of the universe. Zem.i vsel. 1 no,2.,39-45 M-r-Ap 165.
(MIRA 18: 8)

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Sciences) I
Aerospace vehicle navigation system (Sistemy navigatail koemicheskikh
J.etatel'nykh apparatov) Moscow, Voyenizdat H-va obor. SSSR, 1965.
207 p. illus, biblio. 4500 copies printed. I
TOPIC TAGS: space navigation, celestial navigation, navigation aid,
navigation system, navigation equipment, satellite navigation, space-
craft navigation
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This book is intended for all personnel engaged
In aeronautics, for aeronautics schools, and for general readers
.nterested in space navigation. It systematically discusses the
navigational systems used aboard aerospace vehicles and in ground
centers, classifies such systems, and describes the progress being
niade in navigation engineering. Stress in laid on the importance of
reliability,.- and accuracy of instrumentation and devices, the outoLuaLft.-
reaction--of devices to environmental conditions, sola: mecbenics,:
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and astronomy. TLis book has 80 illustrations..
TALLE OF CONTENTS [abridged]:
Introduction -- 3
Ch. 1. Fundamentals in the developti-,ent of epace navigation 7
C'h~ 11, Determining navigational parameters in spacecraft 17
Gh, III. Sensors of navigation information -- 49
Ch, IV. Self-contained systems for the navigation of spacecraft 99
Ch. V. Dependent systems for the navigation of spacecraft -- 144
Ch. VI. Navigation complexem of spacecraft -- 181
References -- 205
SUB CODEt 17/ SUBH DATE: 30Oct65/ ORIG REP: 15/ OTH REY& 022
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DA.NKOVTSKV, A.G.; SELBZHEV, V.S.; AVDL'M, P.P.
System of measuree worked out for the development of live-
stock farming in Krasnoyarsk Territory. Zhivotnovodstvo 21
no.9:3-10 S 159. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Zamostitell predsedatelya Krasnoyarskago krayispolkoca.;
iiachallnik- krayevogo upravleniya sellskogo khozyaystva (for
Danicnvtoov). 2. Direktor Krasnoyarskogo nauchno-issladovatell-
skogo instituta sellskoga khozyuystva (for Seleznev)- 3. Glav -
nyy zootakbnik KraanoyarBkogo upravleniya sellskogo khozyaystva
(for Avdeyev).
(Krasnoyarsk Territory--Stock ani stockbroading)

AID P - 1925
Subject USSR/Electricity
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Author Seleznev, V. V., Eng.
Title Pulverizing coal with steam
Periodica~ Energetik, 3, 10-12, Mr 1955
Abstract The author developed a method of pulverizing coal in
a steam-pneumatic apparatus. The three installations
of that type were built respectively in 1947, 1949,
and 1950. All three work satisfactorily. The
pulverized coal feeds one Shukhov-Berlin A-7 type
boiler and two Babcok and Wilcox boilers which were
remodeied from stoker-fed into pulverized fuel-fired.
The efficiency of the boilers increased considerably.
The author describes and illustrates details of the
pulverizing equipment. Three drawings.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

BELEZ14EV, V.V.
General services organizations. Gor.khoz.14ook. 36 no.2t29-22
F 162. (MMA 16-.2)
1. Upravleniye bytovogo i komunallnogo obaluzhivaniYa
Moskovskogo gorodsko o ispolnitellnogo komiteta.
fm'Ooscow-Servioe industries)

SEL.EZNEV, V.V.
Fishes in the bodies of water of the Oka Preserve. Trudy OGZ
no.5-.5-26 -163. (MIRA 17: 10)

SMZITEV, Ya.G., revizor-zemlemer
For simplified record keeping and registration of land. Zemledelie
8 no.12:69-71 D 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Penzenskoye oblastnoye upravlenlye sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Land)

PELEZNEV,. Ye..
For further technical progress in river harbors. Rech. transp. 19
no.40-12 AP "60. (IjIRA 14:3)
1. Nachallnik upravleniya pbrtovogo kbozydystva I mekhanizatsii
Ministerstva. rechnogo flota.
(Cargo handling) (Docks)

kand.med.nauk
Resection of the liver in operations for cancer of the stomach.
Vest.khir. no.7:71--75 161. (MIRA 15:3.)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki Vo.2 (nach. - Prof.
M.S. Lisitsyn) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im.
S.M. Kirova.
(STWACH-CANCER) (LIVER-SURGERY)

S~":LEMZV, Ye.K. I !-And.med.nauIc (Leningrad, M-135, ul.Frunze, d.21, kv.146)
Effect of potentiated anesthesia on the antitoxic function of the liver
in operations on the stomach. Nov. khir. arkh. no.12:1?-23 D 161.
NIRN 14:12)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy khirurgii No.2 (nachallnik - zasluzhennyy
deyatell nauki, prof. M.S.Lisitsyn) Voyenno-meditsinskoF ordena Ldnina
akademii imeni S.M.Kirova.
(STOI-MIL-SURGERY) (LIVER) (ANESTHESIA)

I t ~.-I) kv.146)
j 4 80-- 83
9! ri,
6 3. (MIRA 17:4)
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T.-P, Pav-lava. E, 3 kco y
(rac h-al I n-LI.C. pr
S?~oy c)r,-.i(ziia Tp~rjra

SELEMETT, Ye.K., kand. med. nauk (Lenin.-rad, ul. Frunze, d. 21, kv.140")
Errors in diao~osis and sitrgical tal~:ticcs in a(;u4u-e append-I C4 t-
~ ~ Is .
Ves-tn. X'-,h-,r. Grekov. 90 ro.42109-112 Apf 63 (MIRIA !?.-2)
1. 1z Voyenno-medi-Lsinskoy ordena I-enina aka(4.em--'-' im. S.M.
Kirov-a.

SELMNEV., Ye.K., kand. mad. nauk (Leningrad, ul. Frunze, 21, kv. 146)
Late results of the treatment of chronic cholecystitis. Vest. khir.
92 no.1:26-29 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Iz gospitaltnoy khirargicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. F.G. Uglov)
1-go L-eningradskogo meditsinskogo instituts. imeni Favlova i 2-y fakull-
tatskoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki (nachallnik - prof. A.V. Mellnikov
(deceased]) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordens. Lenina akademli Kirova.

SEUZFE'll, Ye.K., kand. mt~d. muk (Lewingrad, M-13.5, ul.Frunz, d.21.kv.146~
Reoer-tion of the !-Iver irl KI-M. kMr. nc..!-.
(~'Irl,,A I
4?-50 '65. F:8)
1. K-fectra gospitallnoy klilrurgii (7av. - chlen-korrespom?.ent
A:414 prof. F.G.Uglolr) 1-go Lenir._~~adskogo ineclitsir-skego
instituta imeni Pavlova i kafedra fakulltetskoy RhIrurgii 1-1
(mcliallnik - deystvitel"Inyj dillen AIMN SSSI',~, prof. A.V.'.:ellr.-ikcl,.,
[deceasec'.]) Voyenno-meditsirshoy orcleria Lenira ak-arlf~r-ii
Kirova.

SEL~;ZJIIT, Ye. S.
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Lot us persistently- app17 progresBive methods for port and fleet
operation. Rech. transp. 14 no-5:10-12 MY- '55. (MIRA 8:7)
1. Zamestitell Ministra rechnogo flota.
(Merchant Marine) (Harbors)

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SELMEV, Yu., inzhanar.
I------ ~~ ~- ljfiO-v`inj--i~e performance of the X-25 carburetor. Av+..tranaP. 32
no.7:37 JI '54. (MLRA 7:9)
(.Automobiles--Enginas--Garburatoris)

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107-57-4-43/54
AUTHOR, Seleznev, Yu. (Telyatnikovo, Pskov 0blast)
TITLE: Using the LoudspeakerFrom a"Rodina-52" Radio Receiver for a Wire-
broadcast Network (Ispol'zovaniye gromkogovoritelya priyen-inika "Rodina-52"
dlya raboty ot translyatsionnoy seti)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 4, p 51 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To spare batteries of the "Rodina-52" receiver, its loudspeaker can
be connected to the wire-broadcast network when listening to local broadcasts.
A simple diagram illustrates the suggestion.
There is one figure in the article.
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SEIZZIEV, Yu.; SENIKO, A.; SUDARCHIKOV, V.
Testing of engines. Mor. flat 22 no.6:25 Je 1 i~2. -k 15:7)
1. Starshiy inspektor rachnogo Registra RSFSR (for Seleznev).
2. Upolnomochenrrjy Irlinisterstva rechnogo flota po priyemke
flota pri Sretenskom sudostroitellnom za-vode (for Senlko).
3. Nachallnik otdela telchnicheakogo kontrolya 3retenskogo
sudostroitellnogo zavoda (for Sudarchikov).
(Marine engines-Testing)

LAKHANIN, V., doktor tekhn. nauk, SELEZ14EV, Yu., inzh.
Method of determining the power of marine engines.
Rech. tranap. 23 no.7a40-42 Jl 164. (MIRA 17!'-,0)
1. Novosibirskiy institut inzhenerov vodnogo transports.
(for Seleznev).

SELEZ&IEI, Yuriy Aleksandrovich; YAVORSKIY, B.M., prof., red.;
IFRaES, L.F., red.
[Fundamentals of elementary pirfsics; a textbook for self-
education] Osnovy elementarnoi fiziki; posobie dlia samo-
obrazovaniia. Moskva, Nauka, 1964. 374 p. (MIRA 17:12)

ZHIDKOV, S.K.; SELEZNEV,.,_)N_~Mt. inzh. po ratsionalizatsii
Relay for checking the grounding of equipment in electric traction
stations. Elek. i tepl. tiaga 7 no.4:22 Ap 163. (NIRA 16:5)
1. Starshiy inzh. I~tishchinskogo uchastka energosnabzheniya Moskovskoy
dorogi (for Zhidkov).
(Electric relays) (Electric railroads-Substations)

SLIEZNEV, Yu.N.; ZHDANOV, I.V.
The extent of the electrification of rural areas should be correctly
evaluated. Elektrichestvo no.6:8 Je 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Glavnyy Imhener Kirovsellenergo (for Seleznev).--
--. I ~ (Rural electrification)

SEIEZNEV,-Yu.V-.-inzh.
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Determining the indicated horsepower of marine internal combustion
engines Trudy NIIVTa no.12:99-106 162. 1 OXIU 16:3)
(~;rine engines) (Horsepower (14echanics))

S:~':T.EZNFV, Yii.V,, inzh.
Selecting optimum conditionB for the operation of power plants on
rivercraft taking into account the speed of the river's current,
Trudy N!IVTa no.14z31-34 16.1.
Effect of the irregularity of the rotation of a crankshaft on the
accuracy of determining the average indicator pressure on an
oscilloU,am. Ibid.M-76
Determining the average Indicator pressure according to a developed
diagram. lbid.t77-83 (MIRA 1724)

SELEZ- "Vj,, Yu.V., inzh.
Determination of the indicated horsepower of internal com-
.1stion engines using a piraeter. Energomashinostroenie 10
nL 2:26-30 F 164. (miRA 17:6)

SA31SOVICII., R.; SELEMIEVA, A., otv. za vypusk; M&"OZOV, G.P., red.
(The trade-union movement in Africa"Pro.'L'sciumoe dvizhenie
v Afri-ke; materialy k lektsii po kursu istorii r,-,o'Lsoiuzno-
go dv-izheniia za zmbezhoff. dlia studentov zaochnogo otdele-
niia. Leningrad, Leningr. vysshaia shkola profdvizheniia
VTsSFS, 1962. 29 p. (IM"I 15:11)
(Africa--Trade unions)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4218
Boytsov, Vasiliy Vasillyevich, Vasiliy Prokhorovich Grigorlyevp Mikhail
Ivanovich Razumikhin, Anna Andreyevna Selezneva, and Yevgraf Porfirlyevich
Shekunov (Deceased)
Sborochnyye i montazhnyye raboty (Assembling and Erecting Operations). Moscow,
Oborongizq 1959. 476 p. (Series: Tekhnologiya samoletostroyeniya) Errata
slip inserted. 6,000 copies printed.
Reviewers G.A. Belyavskiy, Eng.; Ed.: Yu.M. Brodyanskiy, Eng.; Ed. of Publishing
Houses I.A. Suvorova; Tech. Ed.: N.A. Pukhlikova.
PURPOSE: This book is intended as a textbook for students in aeronautical schools
of higher education and may be used by specialists in aircraft production.
COVERAGE: The book discusses the general problems of assembling and erecting
operations in aircraft production, as well as the technological requirements
for the construction of assemblies, panels, and units of an aircraft. A de-
tailed study is made of the problems of the teehnological preparation of pro-
duction, methods of designingand the making and checking of assembly devices.
The authors thank S.V. Yeliseyev, Candidate of the Technical Sciences, Docent
at the Moscow Aviation Institute, and K.N. Vezenitsyna, Engineer, for their
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help in writing and editing the book. There are 12 references: 11 Soviet and
1 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTS-
Foreword
PART I. GENERAL PROBLEMS OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL
PROCESSES OF ASSEMBLY AND ERECTING WORK IN AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION
Ch. 1. Fundamental Concepts and Principles of Developing Assembly and Erec-
3
tion Processes 5
1. Characteristics of the technological processes of assembly and erection 5
2. Fundamental concepts and requirements of the technological processes
of assembly and erection 6
3. Assembly procedures 12
4. Assembly methods 16
5. Content and order of developing a directive technological assembly
process 23
6. Planning the working technological processes of assembly 26
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VALYUZHINICH. Ye.g.; SZLZMVA, A.A.; FUTORYLNSKLU, M.Ya.
Antiscorbutic fruit and berry wines [in Russian with 3aglish summaryl.
Biokhim.vin. n0-1:197-204 147. (MLRA 7:10)
I. TSentrallnaya nauchno-inuledovatellokkva enokhimicheekaya labora-
toriya Rooglavvino (Moscow),
(Fruit wines) (Aacorbic acid)

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i rats with the AlaVtu% method. Adrenaline (1), ACCIYI-
0Il
- choline (11), unit ILLCI, (111) W"r I"trif for deprr,,int
wid IxtrAytic effect, on the autotionsous innervation *y%.
t,,ni of int"tina-I rinswuLture. Adirect rrLtioti %;is Mi.
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Hilit0flathOlOgiC On ngeS In the OF9,lniSDI 0 1 JAtif With VjF-
perimental 13, avitamitiosis and the determination a( th~lli
Orophylactic doosie. A. 4%. A-lezenma (S.MiNinivAlilitar, .
US S R '
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vitaluill 11, 1
joist. 4. 1 60-Wi( IQ53).- Rats receiviaig 2.5 -f
develop avitainim).4,; Milch not the 18-201.11 day inanifest
'
4 tile nervou% sysicin-, the iniicle,
degenerative prncc%,,c,
ond varinus torgan5, lit (lie early stag's of (lit- deficiency
initini dugenerative proces4es appear idthe pretcrillinal-
fili-rs isild in the nerve en& of (lie muscies of the legs and In
tile muscle tissues. In the wcollo.stage (25-30 days) CA-
dence of milre clearly, defined degenerative prom-sses of the
witrot nervous syskon appears. lit the'3rd stage thesc
symptoins becunic more general and more profound hivolv-
ing tile ganglia. of the- vegetative nervous system;~ Degen-
crative changes appeiLr tit the iteurocells (it the-anterior
burn of the spinal card lit all levels and in Me tells of the
cortex of tile cetelielluzri. The glia becomes hypertrophied
in spots. Individual, ncrve fibers tend to' sep. Similar-,
degenerative processes appear in 30-45 days in rats receiving
2.6-6 -y of vitamin Bi. In the peripheral nervous system I'
olf rnts suffering from true avitaminvab and of those receiv-
Ing 2.5-6.0 -1 of vitntWn Bi (vitninin deflefency) slight 5eg-
f
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s
mental degencratinit of the soft fibers in the form o
ght
Increase In the size of the melanin draplets Is cobserved,
pathogenic changes appear lit the cardloomuscular app.
similar to. Chose of. the. skeletal muscles and lit the solar
plexils. 111-avitaminoals distuths the basic be;- metabolic
forticesses profoundly encouglit to cause w1cle pat~cltiaie cion-
ditimis in all parts of the nervous, skeletal and, glandular
symems of the body as welt its in Its phystcochem. processes.
A M-20 -f ffn%C of Vitilinin Do -can be rrgRrded as physiolngl-
it

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if ilm witronm- ~lvp. Thr,- liva cf. pups with rilx)-
0 .... .4.gvs of.rapid fat
n2tull w.o w,mv,d rvq.iCjaiy vrurs ill B. avita:iiiidmd
r'llp.; 1,41.310n, nic w1wil'I'trati'm l.f 3 trig. of vilamin B2
for:P) ui
B. I evine

"Histonatholog i cal. Chan.-es in the Organism of Guinea Pigs 'With C-Avita-
ininos is "
Vses. N.-I, Vitamirmogo in-ta, Zia 4, 1553, 171-177
Guinea nigs kept on avitarpinose and hypoavitaminose diets for 20 to
25 days exhibited synT_tons of C-avitaminasis: hemorrhagic dathesb.
blood infiltration in the cortex of the large hemispheres and tiie
anterior roots of the spinal chord, degenerative changes in al 3-1 nerve
cells and in the extremities. There waz nerve atrophy and breakdoim of
muscle fibers In th- extremities as we-11 as increased proliferation of
polyblasfts, fibroblast.s.. and unc-rciphases. (RZhBIol, No 9. May 19q5-
SO: Stun-No 787, 12 Jan 506

v'.

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on the endociine glan4a and the Aln of rats. A. A.
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D. S. Levine
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S E 1 A A
Tult, romi.a.
Jun 53
"The Reaction of Thennal Ring Precipitation in the Testing of the -,'ilt of Streams
for the Presence of E. tularense," A. ii. Selezneva, Chair of 'Microbiol, Tomsk Med Inst
Lm 11. I'll. Molotov
Zhur Yikro, ;-,pid, i I=-.un, No 6, pp ~1-52
Investigation of a contaminated river showed that primary contamination with
P. tularense is produced by water rats. The bacilli are then spread by other forms
of aquatic life. Biological tests (infection of expi animals) showed that the silt
of the river Is urper and lower course, but not the middle, ecritains B. tularense.
The. water of the upper, middle, and lower courses was found. to be contaminated.
lhel Therma-1 ring pptn test T-,roved to be less sensitive than the biological test;
it cEin be used for orientation pur~)oses only.
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AUTHORS Sam3onov, G. V., Vedeneyev-, V. V.,
Selezneva,.-A. A.
TITLEI: The 'sorption o! rtmil cillin b~,-- ~oly:i I-o--b--utr,
(Sorbtsiya penitsillina 7i-)rb2nt- -i)
P-"RIODICAL: Doklady A-kademii naulk SSSR, 1959, Vol 1.2~ , 'i-r i
,)p 591-594 (USSR)
ARSTR--'CT: Penicillin is a rather aciJ subst,irice klth~-, ic--,i-i-z-'-ijn
constxtnt of benzy1penicillin is equal to 2.7~. I)snicillir-
therefore, can be sorbed or. anionites, for ir-3t:-=-e on
1 14 -in
.7eak anionites prepared by condensetion of me'qDhcn,,,I,- P--.i-
ana also on strong anionites the synth3sis of whl-h is
based on the chloro-methylation of styrene -4-nd oil t-he
interaction of the resultin,- product vith tc-ritia-2,,-
'.Totwithstanding thp significant absorptive -po-,-mr of -pan 1-1 oi
the process of its i n-exch-nge
i,7 various anioniten, 0 . t3
--arification was inhibited in a very essential Tay.
ccording to a table given by the authors, th-~ irreversin-1-
sorption of penicillin fron the culture liqui4 is
c used b,, the existence of anions of sulphuric,
c,,.--.i 1/7 some other acids in -the solution. Th-e sorntion of

Sov tion of' -'-penicillin Polymeric '3orbent:3 S077/20- 1 25-3-~',51/63
penicillin bcoovies almost a complete one after the
precipitation of these anions by barium salts (although the
sorption capacity does not increase vory much). The complicated
character of the interaction of penicillin with the anionite
require- the investig-ttion of the possibility of t..pplyinr, the
princip!il lavis of an.;,),i exchange to this phenomenon*in this
case, th;I:re is an equivalence of the ion exchange: The number
of' moles rcsorbed from the anionite EDE-10 of chlor
ine ions 1~i
eaual to the number of moles of 3orbed penicillin. T!,o
desorption of penicillin from anionite- can be carri----~A- out
in a practically complete yi~-11 if solutions of phos-,hate
and sodiun sulph-.1te are use". The application of th;, -nnion-
exchange rrethod to the separation ~tni -iur-ification of
penicillin is based on the abav,:----'isc1issed Drinciple~ of*
reversible selective sori)tion of --nic-*Lll-',Ll -1,nd its `--sorption
from anionites. The choice of the anioniteS is imDor'f-~nt for
this proc2so. The influence of the ario-is of sulphurdc ~~nd
phosphoric ecid upon the revers-ibility of ~orptti3n of
p~~nicillin wns explqined by -!.he form.-i'llon of bon~--s
between s-)rb(-,r' nonicillin -~tn~! sorbed aniont3. -7-cocr .-r - UI)
-
1, d 2
"ar investigations of the authors, penicillin is sorbed -v:-; th a

'.he Soi-Ltion of Penicillin by Polymeric Sorbents
high capacity by sulpho-cationites, and also by pqcs.-)'-ao:ruq
~:i-nd carboxyl cationites. The fact that -panicillin i3
c,~tionit~s as -) result of interaction ol its T)entid-n
U
th(, sorbent., may be taken into account for t1i.-.-
~)ILIE-ifi-C~',iCll Of penicillin from oth;1r :,ci-. lhr~
c; ~-micillin by cation'kt-:~~; is on~ of
ei :'icient for its purific,
Q ation. "'he :-it'hor-
-ind Ye. I. Pokrov3kill who took th-- : i ri f
Th,2re 3 figures, 3 ta-1,1,2s, and 7 -rofer!?--cs--~,
of which are Soviet.
A3,30 C A 1 (-DI 1 Tnstitut
%jrmtituto
n~-cs
L ns i tv "
PIRM' t. 'Al T ED r
SUKUTTED: D o
Card 3/3
v,,-sokomolekulyarnykh so-,e:?in.-:?ni,., lk,*Idemii n;i.-.-*:
of Ei,-h-molecular Compounds of t1ie
'7,
Leningradskiy khimiko-f,,ir:-.IatsevIic'
"L-~ninf-7r,!d Chemical-pharmnceutic,~zl Instit"I'12-
12, 1958, by ~,J. 7.1. Shenyakin, ~cqdemicinn
195~i

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SAMSONOV, G.V.; SELEZNEVA, A.A.
Thermodynamic theory of the sorption of ions of organic sub-
stances. Dokl. All SSSR 143 no.4:919-921 AP 162. 04IRA 15:3)
1. Institut vysokomolakulyarnykh sojedineniy AN SSSR.
Predstavlano akademikom A.N.Frumkinym.
(Ion exchange) (Sorption)

SAICONOV, G.V.LSELEZNEVA,_AA.; VAN I-GUAN [Wang I-kuang] -
Characteristics of the absorption of penicilli.i by ion exchanRe
resins in relation to supplementary sorptive interaction. Trudy
Len.khim.-fann.inst. no.15.,101-104 162. (MA 15:11)
(PENIGII'LIN)
(ION EXCHANGE RESINS)

KARPOV, S.P.; .SELEZNEVAf-A.A.
Hemagglutination inhibition reaction in the diagnosis of tick-
borne encephalitis. Vop.virus. 7 no.6.-740 N-D 162.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Tomskiy meditsinskiy institut i Tomskiy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok.
(HEMAGGLUTINATION) (ENCEMLITIS)

KAMV, S.P.; MASTENITSA, M.A.; MINMGH, I.A. [deceased]; SELERWA,
Al-A.;-YGOLKIN, N.I. -
Q fever in Western Siberia. Trudy TomNIIVS 1.lt9l-96 160.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Tomskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok
i Tomskiy meditsinskiy institut.
(SIBERIA, WESTERN--Q FUER)

SELEZIqKVA, A.A.
Examination of cattle in Tomsk Province for Q fever. Trudy
TomNIIV3 Ilt97-98 960. (MIRA 1682)
1. Tomskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut vakt8in i syvorotok
i kafedra mikrobiologii Tomskogo meditsinskogo instituta,
(TCMSK PROVINCE--Q rJKV )
(TCMSK PROVINCE-CATTLE-DISEASES AND PESTS)

SANSONOV, G.V.; KUZME'ISOVA, N.P.~ PONOMAREVA, R.B.; FIROGOV, V.S.;
VAN-l-GUAM [Wang 1-kuang]
Additi6nal Borption interaction in the absorption by ion
exchange resing of organic substances containing peptide and
amides groupings. Zhur.fiz.khim. 37 no.2.,28.0-283 F 163.
(MIRA 16-5)
(Sorption)
(Peni--illin) (Ion ex--hange resins)

SAMSONOV., G.V.; VFOENEYEVA, V.V.; SELMNEVA, A.A.; VOYKHANSKAYA, E.Ye.
.;on excham- Gn anion exchangerE jnvs!7f4n'- Zhur.
- 9
flz. khin,. 37 no.4:725-729 AD '63. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Leningradski-
y kjjiuLikc~-farmatseTticheskiy institut.

C n o n
Ls
.ir ~,,:ro n s
ok

PETROV B.T).; MATVEYEV, p.1,.; cElEZNEVA, A.A.j '~11.1-131WISKAYA, M.7-0
0
.k -
s,,: ,r i~biol. , e F' 1, ' ~ mvoni,, 45
critici.-31D and bib---irKraPiIY- I
, - (MlRA 17~`-/'.)
no.22-,'A26-137 D 163-

MKIN., Wuard Andveyev.i-,h) PAK, GN., rerl,; sPlEt"I"EVA, A.D~2
1111ad. red. . I -
(Problems of piaming in the develcp-'rig countries] Froblemy
I
planirovardla v razvivaiUshchfkhs-'.a stranakh. Moskva.. Fkc-
nomika, .1965. 266 p. (MIPA M4)

REKS111 1. V~E.- NECHAYI-111;7A, R.I.,% UVILOVA. G.S~- PAKY G.V., red.;
SELSZN:-Mk, A 7,, ~ ml.
I
~
I-- .
(Supply cf ma-,erlals .and equipment. abroad] PlaterialInc-
SnabAE:nie za rubozhom. *L.'.oslva, Ekonomika,
. 214 P~ (MIRA 3.8.8)

AM 1491 6oO5374 '64) - SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/ooo/ool/olig/olig
INVENTOR ~_.Ponomarenko. L. M., Selezneva, A. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Flow regulator for liquid and gas. Class 47, no. 177719. [announced by the
Severodonetsk Branch of the ExDerimental and Design Office for Automation,- State -,
Committee on Chemistry, Gosplan SSSR (Severodenetskly filial opytno-konstruktorskogo
byuro, avtomatiki gosudarstavenn-o-g-o--Eo-mitetapo-khimii pri gosplane SSSR)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, proqrshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 1, 1966, lig
TOPIC TAGS: flow control, liquid flaw control, gas flov control, flow regulator
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a flow regulator for liquid and
gas, consisting of a body and a rotary disk with baffle holes. To obtain flow
characteristics, there are holes of various shapes and sizes,-corresponding to the
given regulation requirements, along the circumference of therots.17 disk. (see
Fig. 1). Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [LD]

L 29879-~,"
F-JiM Nib AP6005374
rot
FigA 1. Flow regulator for liquid and gas
SUB CODE: 'i~?.SUBM DATEi 13/
2

ACC NR' AP7002723 SOURCE CODE: UR/0237/66/000/012/0021/0022
AUTHOR: Selezneva, A. M. ; Stozharov, A. 1. (Candidate of sciences)
ORG: none
TITLE: Refraction indices of glasses K108, LK6, and TF11 at the liquid hydrogen
temperatures
SOURCE: Opti ko- m ekhanich es kaya pro myshlennost', no. 12, 1966, 21-22
TOPIC TAGS: refraction index, optic glass, glass refraction index, liquid hydrogen
temperature, expansion coefficient/ K108 optic glass, LK6 optic glass, TF11 optic
glass
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the dependence of the coefficient of expansion and
the absolute index of refraction of optical glasses LK6, K108, and TF11 on
temperatures between 250 to -250 C (the temperature of liquid helium). The study
was made using a Zeiss interference dilatometer and a cryostatic unit obtained from
the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics. The method of measure-
I ments used are described and the results obtained are discussed and shown
rd 1/2 UDC: 666. 11. 01:535. 323

'FACC NR
i AP7002723
graphically in two figures. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
[Based on authors, abstractj.~
[SPI
SUB CODE: 20/SUBM DATE: 1OFeb66/ORIG REF: 002/OTH REF: 003/
-Card 2-/ 2

L 15882-66 EWP(e)/kWT(m) WH
ACC NR: AP6002807 SOURCE CODE: UR/0237/60/000/011/0027/0031
!AUTHOR: V. A.
Demkina, L. I.; Selezneva, A. M.; Shchavelev, 0. S.; Babkina,
IORG: none
gO
;TrrLE: The dependence of thermooptical properties of silicate glasses on their composition:
SOURCE: Optiko-mekhanicheskayapromyshlennost', no. 11, 1960, 27-31
TOPIC TAGS: silicate glass, temperature dependence, optic glass, glass property
STRACT: The present paper gives the results of Wexperimental study of the average in-
C
!crease in the value of the absolute Index of refrac-iozi-in glasses caused by increases in
temperature at 643, 508, and 480 mp wave-Te-n-g-ffi-s.-The four base glasses used conBiste0
1) S102-80, K20-4, Na203-16, and AS203-0. 1; 2) Si02-80, K.0-8,- Na20-12 and As,0,3-0.
3) SIO?-75, PbO-19, K20-6, and A8203-0.2; and 4) SiO .2, BaO-7,
2-75, B203-3, A6203-0
ZnO-4, K20-8, and Na20-3. They contained various amounts Of S102, T'02, B203, A12031.
A0203*, Sb2031 PbO, BaO, ZnO, C aO, k20, and Na2O admixtures. Experimental data orga-
.13ard

L 15882-&
ACC NR: "6002807
nized in the form of com rehensive tables permitted empirical determinations of the cow,
P
stants entering Into theoretical expressions. established by L. 1. Demkina (Issledovanxye
zavisimosti evoystv Btekol ot ikh sostava, Oborongi--, 1959) describing the temperature
dependence of various optical indexes. Orig. art. has: 7 formulas; 2 figures, and 5
tables.
SUB CODE: 11, 20 SUBM DATE: 12Aug6O ORIG REF,. 006 OTH REF: 008
Card; Vie. u
lrwsi

SELZMETA, A.N.
.- .... ... , '.
Co-ffiring paper manufacture. Bum.prom. 29 no.3:23-24 Mr-Ap 154. (HLRA 7:6)
1. Inshener Tyborgskogo toollyulomo-bumazhnogo kombinata.
(Paper industry)

SXLSZNEVA, A.N.;,S,OB!PSEY, G.D.
Introduction of new purifier apparatuBes. Bum.prom. 32 no.2:11-15
F 157. (KLRA 10:5)
1.Kamskiy taellyulozno-bumazhnj7 kombinat.
(Woodpulp industry)

L 33228-66 EWT W /T
I ACC NRt_AF6024588 SOURCE CODE: UR/0314/66/000/003/0027/0029
AUTHOR: Karaulov, V. M. (Engineer); Selivanovp
A. N. (Engineer)
ORO: none
TITLE: Results of tests on shock-cavitation colloidal mills
SOURCE: Khimicheskoye i neftyanoye mashinostroyenlye, no. 3, 1966, 27-29
TOPIC TAGS: colloid chemistry, cavitation, electric motor, production engineering,
chemical dispersion, colloidal mill/L-202 colloidal mill, L-808 colloidal mill
AB3TR.ACT: The article presents formulas for calculating productivity and
capacity of electric motors, of shock-cavitation colloidal mills. The
forrnulf-~c; are deriyed from resulto of touts of the mills L-202 and L-809
produccd by the Deutsch Va3muinapparat Company, conducted at the Tambov
line Dye Plant. The mills L-202 and L-808 have several deficiencies.,
rostricting their extensive use in dispersion of puspensions The moot
oubstantial deficiencies discovered during the testing arol pid wear
of rotor atriking pins in processing suspensions, overheatingp rapid wear:
of bearinps~ low capacity of electric motors, overheating of ouBpensions
in the process of dispersion, and excessive foaming. Orig. art. has: 4 formulas
a
nd 1 tabe. 1JPFS: 35,7281
STIB CODE: 07, 14 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 001
Card ;/j

SXLrMVA A V Inzhaner.
Steaming the woft. Tokst.prom. 15 no.1:47-48 A 155,
(Tarn) (XIaL 8:2)

z
Tverskoy,
Zverev, A.S.
KiryWdhin, B-V-
Konclra~lyev, X.Ya.
u
selezneva-, E.S*
Ifil Courne --'m lleteorDloarll
LeninCrad State University imen-
A.A. Zl-.,d,--n(:)v

GRYINFR, V,S.; SEL-I72TFVA, G,D-
The coloring substances
in thermal processing,
68-71 162.
of cacao beans and their modification
Izv.vys,ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh. no,4:
(MIRA 15:11)
1. Moskovski.y ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni institut
narodnogo khozvaystva im~ G.V.Plekhanova, kafedra tovarovedeniya
pishchevykh produktov.
(Cocoa) (Paper chromatography)

MUSATOV. T.P., fnzh.; aRLEZFEVA, G.N., inzh.
'I
Q)iantity of ad8W6ffeAWffWTneM8;;'i8a'ry for continuous regem3ration of
power transformer oil. Xlek.sta. 29 no.1:85-86 Ja 158.
(MIRA 11:2)
(Insulating oils) (Silica)

MUSATOV, T.P., inzh.; SUMNEVA, G.N., inzh.
Transformer oil in 110 kv. MV entrances and electric transformers.
Energetik 11 no.4s23-24 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Insulating oils)

SELKNEVA, I.N.; PLTKEVICH, M.Y.
Portable undismountable balance. Izm.tekb. no-3:11-12 Mr '6o.
(MIRA 13:6)
(Balance)

S/078/60/005/008/003/018
-5,2100 B004/B052 82323
11-S000
AUTHOR: Selezneva, K. I.
TITLE- Investigation of the Interaction of Lithium Peroxide With
Water Vapor and Carbonic Acid Gas
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1960~ Vol,, 59 Ko. 0,
pp. 1688-1695
TEXT: For an introduction the author gives a survey of the data published
on Li 0 , and mentions a paper by T. V. Rode, T. A. Dobrynina, and G. A.
Goll 2 Ref. 2). He then reports on his own experiments carried out with
der ? X
granulated Li2 02(size of the granules: 2 - 3 mm and I - 2 mm) in the
apparatus depicted in Fig. 1. Pig. 2 shows the reaction vessel used for
Li202. The air conducted through the reaction vessel during the reaction
between Li202 and water vapor at 23 - 300 0 C, contained 2,5 v01% of H? 0
(corresponding to a 100% saturation of the air at 23 0C). During the
investigation of the reaction with CO 2~ the air passed through at
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Investigation of the interaf.,t;Ln n( Lithium Peroxide SIO 78/60/005/ootyoo 310 V3
With Water Vapor and Carbonic Acid Gas B004/BO52 82-323
100 - 2500C contained 4% of COV After the experiment., Li 202 was inveatigat-
ed as to loss of active oxygen, content of absorbed water, and CO 29 The
experimental data are given as follows: Table 1 shows the interaction of
Li202 with water vapor, Figs. 3, 4 the reaction curves at 23 0C; Fig- 5 the
diagram of the system Li 0 - 10 - H 0; Table 2, Fig. 6 the interaction
2 2 2 2
of Li202 with dry CO 2 ; Table 3, Figs- 7, 8 the interaction of Li 202 with
CO2 in the presence of water vapor. The author arrived at the following
results: at 23 0C, the interaction of Li 202with watev vapor is restricted
to hydration under the development of Li 2024H209 partial development of
LiOH.H20, and moderate liberation of 0 2- Above 2000 C, a noticeable reaction
sets in. UOH develops, and equivalent amounts of C~are liberated. Above
300 C an additional thermal decomposition of Li 2 02 occurs. The interaction
with dry CO2 is only noticeable above 2000C. Within a period of 60 min,
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GRIGORIIEVA., N.K.; SEIZZNEVA, K.I.
Synthesis and properties of sodium and potassium peroxyorthoniob-ates
and perocyorthotantalates and metaperoxy acids of niobium and
tantalum. Izv.A-N SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.7:1137-1140 Jl 162.
MIA 15:7)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. H.S.Kurnakova
Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Alkali metal niobates) (Alkali metal tantalates) (Peroxy acids)

GRIGORIYEVA, N.K.; SELEZNEVA, K.I.; DUGAffOVA, V.M.
Niobium pqroxide compounds. lzv.AN SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.6:
937-943 62. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimfi im. N.S.Kurnakova
AN SSSR.
(Niobium md-de)

SELFZNEVA K. ~,,
I.
Synthesis of metaleroxoniobates of alkaline earth metals. Izv. AN SSSR
Ser. khim. no.7:1292-1294 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii Im. N.S.Kurnakova AN SSSR.

N NR: AT4028337 S/0000/63/000/000/0177/0184
ACCESSIO
AUTHOR: Makarov, S. Z. (deceased); Grigor'yeva, N. K.;_Ue ezneva, K. I.
TITLE: Peroxide compounds of niobiwn and tantalum
SOURCE: Soveshchatiye po khimii perekisny*kh soyedineniy;' Second, Moscow, 1961.
Khimiya perakisny*kh soyedineniy (chemistry of peroxide compounds); Doklady*
soveshchaniy. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963, 177-184
TOPIC TAGS: peroxide compound, niobium, tantalum, metasalt, sodium hydroxide,
potassium hydi:oxide, hydrogen peroxide, endothermal effect
ABSTRACT: Since 1958, the authors have been studying the reaction of niobium and
tantalum metasalts with hydrogen peroxide for the purpose of producing the compounds
and investigating their properties. The investigation was made within a wide range
of concentrations and temperatures. The peroxometa-acids of niobium and tantalum:
H1Nb(Ta)O4-nH2O were separated in a solid state; some of their properties were
studied. In the case of 1114b0 -H20, the corresponding peroxoinetaniobates Na(K)NbO4-
nH20(N=1.5-3.5) were separated. The corresponding salts for HTa04 nH20 were.not
obtained. However, these as well as HNbO -nH 0 were obtained from the peroxortho
salts. The peroxide compounds NaNbO -nH,~, N'a(K)NbO Na4Ta2 -nH20
4 VnHIO-M-'202, 012
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were synthesized first. Some properties of the new obtained compounds were studied'.
(thermal and chemical stability,'solubility in H 0 and H20 _,nd others). Supple-
2 2 c
mentary data on the properties of the sodium and potassium peroxortho salts of
niobium and tantalum were obtained (thermal, chemical stability, solubility in H20)
as well as x-rays of the powders. So far the experiments in separating niobium. and
tantalum on the basis of peroxide compounds have not confirmed the possibility of
such separation. Orig. art. has: 13 figures
ASSOCIATION: Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. NS Kurnakova AN SSSR
(Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry Ail SSSF)
SUBMITTED: 13Dec63 DATE t-CQ-. 06Apr64 EML: 00
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SOV: 001 OTHER: 003
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SELMNEVA., K.E.
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68-~PL. Aplo"3 (14IRA 1-7:.-))
1. 1-7 detskogo kh--rurgicheskogo o'cdeleniya ( zave. - kand. m.d.
raulk M.I.I.Stepanova) Moskunkogo oblastnogo nauckmc-issled~,-~,a-
tell5k-,,go 'f,l:.nieheskoxYc instituta im. VladimirFkogc..

S ELEY EVA, K. I.
Preparation of sodium and potassium orthoniobates via ortho-
peroxoniobates. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. khim. no.11:2084-2086 N 164
WIRA 18:1)
L. Inotitut obshchey i neorganicheekoy khimii ira. N.S. Kurnakova
M SSSR,

DOlOG(WA, Y,l.V.;llSPTF','-NEVAI I Gi.
1`2ysiothera~eu--'c treazmen-- of ke1c;i,i 4--a k-LL-
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Sov,med, 28 no,11.1383-140 N 1-65o
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1. Institut nevrolo-ii (direkt~Dr - deyntvitel-~nyv
CISSR prof. N.V.Konovalov) AMN SSSR i inst- t4t, jrhizn
0 1 -,rgii imeni
A.V.Vishx-evskoji~~c (direktor - days tvi-~f~ 1 Inyy --hlan A.Mill '-"SSR
prof. A.A.Vieiinevskiy) AMM SSSR, Moskva.

SELE9NENA, L. G. Cand Med Sci - (diss) "To the question on
the functional changes in the organism of patients after the
creation of an artIficlal oesophagus in connection with
cancer and cicatricial stenosis.." Moscow, 1960, 15 pp, 250 cop.
(Academy of Medical Sciences USSR) (KL, 42-60, 116)

SELEZI-IEVA,, L.G.; DidZE, L.A. (Moskva)
Pyrogenal treatment of corneal opacity following burns. EkBper.
khir. i anest. no.2:32-33163. (IURA 1&-7,)
(CORM-WOUNDS AND INJURMS) (BUFMS- AIM SCOLDS)
(PYROGEIIAL)

LELIKCjV, Sergey i-vanovich; SELEVIEVA, Lidiya Kirillovna; BODRETSOVA,
AnastasiYa Ivqnovn_a"j-'_LMTIhtRd,' V.K, in-ih.- ved. red.;
SEMIBRATOV, M.N., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; SOROKINA, T.M.,
tekhn. red.
(Spectral metal-vapor lamps. High-intensity hydrogen GV-3
Geissler tube]Spektrallnyo parometa licheskie lampy. Vysoko-
intensiv-naia geislerovskaia vodorodnaia trubka GV-3[By]A.I.
Bodretsova. i S.I.Levikov. Moskva, Filial Vses.in-ta nauchn.
i tekhn. informatsii,, 1958. 11 p. (Peredovoi nauchno-tekhni-
cheskii i proizvodstvennyi opyt. Tema 37. No.P58-0,0/3)
(MIRA 16:2)
(Electric lamps) (Optical instruments)

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BARS, Ye.A, ; KOGAN, S.-- . , . 1" -F~' y
Some results of the rpif-,] I tative d`(-t,:-rrri rc, ~, jz~n oil organf c:
substance dissolved in undr-rground wator. Noftegaz. gen-1. I
geofiz. no.4;38-40 165. (111HA 18;7)
1
1. Institut geoiciyi~ , ra7,rabotk-I iskopayemykh,
Moskva.

KARVONIDI, P.G.; SUN NEVA, L.T.
---.
Secretory function of a section of the small intestine removed for
antethoracal plastic surgery by the Roux-Gertzen method. Lab.delo
5 no-5:16-17 S-0 159. (MIRA 12-12)
1. Iz klinicheskoy laboratorii (zav. Ye.A. Khrushcheva) Institute,
khirurgii imeni A.V. Vishnevskogo AMN SSSR, Moskva.
( INTE ST INES- -TRANSPLAIVAT ION) (SURGERY, PLASTIC)

1. S==A, L* V.-
2. USSR (600)
4. Poultry
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7. Raising chicks 100 percent. Ptitsevodstvo No. 3, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953. Unclassified.

SEELEZNEVA, M.
Lessons must be conducted with the participation of students. Prof.-
tekh.obr. 20 no.11M N 163. (MIRA 17:1)

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USSR/Physics Multivibrator transients FD-1140
Card 1/1 Pub. 129-4/23
Author Karasev, M. D., and Selezneva, M. A.
Title Transient processes in a multivibrator under various regimes
Periodical Vest, Mosk. un., Ser. fizikomat, I yest. nauk, 9, No 7, 33-42, Oct 1954
Abstract The authors employ the qualitative method for investigating multivibrator
systems with large nonlinearity, which was developed by USSR radio physi-
cists (A. A. Andronov and S. E. Khaykin, Teoriya kolebaniy [Theory of
Oscillations], 1937), They claim that the familiar methods for analyz-
ing the steady-state processes In nonlinear systems by means of the
small-parameter technique are ineffective in analyzing systems with large
nonlinearity, In this work the authors give a graphical-analytical in-
terpretation of the qualitative method as applied to the multivibrator,
and show that in the graphical representation of nonlinear dynamic anode
characteristics of tubes it is possible to obtain comparatively simply
a quantitative solution to the nonlinear differential equations of the
multivibrator and to trace the steady-state process. The authors found
one more regime qualitatively distinct from the usual three others; they
call it "regime of collapsing self-excited oscillations," Reference*
V. V. Vitkevich, Synchronization of relaxation generators on overtones,"
Candidate Dissertation, Moscow State University, 1941.
Submitted March 22, 1954