SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SELEZNEVA, YE.S. - SELTDOVKINA, A.A.

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PHASE II TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 20 - II
BOOK Call No. : Qc 86i-`T85
Authors: ZVEREV, A. S., KIRYUKHIN, B. V., KONDRAVYEV, K. Ya., SELEZNEVA, Ye. S.,
TVERSKOY, P. N., YUDIN, M. I.
Full Title: COURSE OF METEOROLOGY (PHYSICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE)
Transliterated Title: Kurs meteorologii (Fizika atmosfery)
Publishing Data
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: Hydrometeorological Publishing House (GD4IZ)
Date: 1951 No. pp.: 888 No. of copies: 10,000
Editorial Staff
Editor: Professor Tverskoy, P. N. Tech. Ed.: None
Editor-in-Chief: None Appraiser: None
Others: 1) Scientific Council and the scientific personnel of the Main
Geophysical Observatory, 2) Prof. Khromov, S. P., who critically
analysed the manuscript.
Text Data
Coverage: A fundamental course in the physics of the atmosphere, covering its
properties, methods of investigation, application of thermodynamics,
radiant energy, heat energy, water vapor, motion, weather and its
forecasting, atmospheric optics, electricity, and acoustics.

--ind -,C"D-- TIT-V, K. Ya.
1 'Nikcdn~,evlch Tverskoy," ll.:eteorol. i gidrolog;yra No 1 Q;'~ pp ~ Q- 60
C,r, Lha occasi,--n .f the 6',"'-h of t:if~ well !Mr.),an Soviet meteorolo-giA and
gcophy3icint, Prof P. N. Tversko.~,, Doctor oll Phyelcomathennatic-t! Science3 -:,nd head
of Of the phySlcs 1-~I' ti!e At-moaph.rc- In LenInji-Lu, University. (FZI-,Ge,-31,

SXIXZNF,VA,Ye.S., kandidat f1siko-matemnticheakikh nauk
,
Conditions determining the number of cumulus clouds. Meteor.i
gidrol. no.2:8-14 1? 151. (MIRA 8:9)
1. Glavnaya geofizicheskava observatoriya im. Ii.lJoyeykova,
Leningrad. (Clouds)

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ZAVARINA, Mariya Vasillyevna;,SELXZHUA, Te.S,,,otvetstveanyy redalctor;
YASNOGORODSKAYA. M.N., redaktar; BUYNOA, M.I., tekhnicheek-iy
redaktor
[The atmosphere] Atmosfera. Leningrad. Gidrometeorologichookoe
izd-vo. 1956. 127 P- (Mim 9-9)
(Atmosphere)

Aeroclimatological research conducted in the Main Geophysical
Observatory. Trudy Tashk.geofizoobsere no.11/12:5-9 '56.
(MM 10:8)
i.Glavna,ya Goofizicheskav,- observatoriya.
(Climatology) (Meteorology)

SELEZNEVAj Yew.S.--
First radiosonde. Trudy GGGO no.56:7-18 156.
(Radisondes)

SEURZITEWA, Ye..';.
Heipht of the lower :)oimdary of stratified clemds in air masses.
Trudy WO no.63:22-31 '56. (MLRA 10:5)
(Clouds)

KIMIAN, A.Kh.; BOROVIKOV, A.M.; DZERDZE'r&VSKIY, B.L.; DYUBYUK, A.F.;
ZTIMV, A.S.; ZOLOTAREV, M.A.; KRICHIAK, O.G.; KUMIIT, I.A.;
FmS' N.Z.; SMEZN9,Y.A,, Ye.S.; YASI-IDWRODSKItYA, M.M., red.;
VLADIMIROV, 6.G.-,
(ClGud atlas] Atlas oblakov. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo,
1957. 45 P. (MIRA 12:9)
1. lbassia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye gidrometeoro-
logicheskoy aluzhby.
(Clouds)

SELBZNEVA, Yevgeniya Semenovne; TUDOROVSKAYA, Yelena Alekesnarovne;
- if. ; SOWVBYCHIK, A.*.A., tekhn.red.
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[F.A.MolchBnov; eminent Soviet serolog
.,ist] P.A.Molchanov
vydaiushchiisia sovetakii aerolog. Leningraa, Giarometeor.
izd-vo, 1958. 101 p. (MIRA 12:2)
(Molchanov, Pavel Aleksandrovich, 1893-1941)
(Meteorology)

SELF,ZNEU, Yo.S.
Origin of north winds occurring in the Sevan basin in summer.
Trudy GGO no. 8:77-83 '58. (MM 1l: 12)
Mvan region--Winds)

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PHASE I BOOK mlm=am SOV/3T89
907/2-M-93
Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheeka" obserratoriya ineni A.I. VOyeYkava
Vaprosy fiziki atnosfery (Problems in pbTsics of the Ataosl*ere) Leningrady
Gidrometeoizdat-o 1959- 13.3 Y- (Series: Its: Trudy., rn. 93) 1.9200
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: USSR. Sovet Kinistrov. Glavnoye upravleni7e gidrometeoro-
logicheskoy sluzhby.
Ed. (Title page): Ye,S. Selezneva. Candidate of Physics and Mathematics;
Ed. (Inside book-~-:X.X, Y"nago-rodmkAya; Tech. Md.: A.N. Sergeyev.
PURPOSEt This publication is intended for swcialisto in meteorology., aerologyp
and meteorological instrmsentation.
COVERACM: This collection of twelve articles contains the rematis of studieo done
under the =apices of the Olavnsya, geofilichesk"s observatorlyn imani, A.I,
Voyeykava (Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A&I. Voyeykor), The first six
articles give the results of aeralogical inveitigations of clouds, and the
structure of anticyclones and local vinds. The last six articles cover the
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methods of serological investigation of atmospheric ozoney aerosols., con-
dansation nuclei., and the chemical ixptrities in atmospheric precipitation.
A description of new or improved instruments used in serological investigations
is also given. References are glmn at the and of so= articles.
TAMB OF COPIMM:
,Selezneva, Ye.S. The Borders and the Vertical Thickness of
Convection Clouds 3
On the basis of data obtained by aircraft soundings in the area
of Leningrad.. Moscow and Kiyevt the author gives the characteristics
of the altitude of the base and the vertical thickness of r
convection clouds. Peculiarities in the stratific&tjLon of the
atmosphere due to nonuniform vertical develbywrkt, of these clouds,
and temperature conditions on the upper b-~rder of lamim'ryus
and large cumulus clouds are also investigated.
Petrenchuk, O.P. Some Properties of Pressure Fields in Baric Formations
With Elliptical Isobars 21
The author derives a formula for calculating the pressure changes in
elliptical anticy-clones resulting from a change in the curvature of the
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trajectory of particles. With the use of this formala a theoretical
model of the pressure tendency field is computed. The theoretical
model is compared with the actual. pressure tendenc-7 field.
Vasillchenko., I.V. The Problem of a Stationary Com ctive Current 29
Different theories of several meteorologists concerning the problem
of stationary convection current are analyzed. An attempt is made
to arrive at a generally acceptable solution to this problem by
solving a system of free convection equations., assuming that there
is a power ftmction relationship between the turbulence coefficient
of the convective current and the altitude of the current source.
Meshcherskaya, A.V. Some Data on Vertical Velocities rear Mountain
Passes 37
The author evaluates the magnitude of downward air currents near
mountain passes as vell as the characteristic of a transitional
zone between air currents moving in different directions.
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Petrenchuk, O.P. Peculiarities of the Temperature Field in Anticyclones
On the basis of statistical analysis, the author describes the
distribution of the horizontal temperature contrast as well as the
frequency of stable layers and inversiz)ns according to altitude and
the stage of development of anticyclones.
Dergach., A.L. Effect. of Radiation Fog on the Develollment of Temperature
Inversion
The author analyzes some experimental data obtained by sounding the
fog in the region of Dixon Island in 1956. The analysis leads to the
conclusion that radiation inversions in the air layer near the ground
are of a local character. Radiation fog, hovever, has a direct effect
on the evolation of the inversion.
Gushchin, G.P. Measuring the Ozone Content From Aircraft
The author outlines the methods and describes the equilment used in
measuring the general ozone content from an airplane. Measurements
were made by the optical method using an ozonometer with filters.
Results of the first eleven soundings in the Leningrad region in
1957-1958 arr--.g4--(mn. The data dbtained are compared with ground
measurements of ozone content made in the same region by means of
a Dobson's sj*--ctrophot4wter.
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Myukhkyarya., V.I. Universal Electrophotometer 70
Adescription is given of hn electrophotometer used for the study
of'-light propagation in the earth's atmosphere.. light, reflected by
the moon and planets.. and other radiation in the visible light zone.
Some problems relative to operating the electrophatometer are
discussed. The author proposes a sinple method for checking the
linearity of the optical characteristic of the photometer., and a
new method for measuring the degree and the angle of light polarization.
Aleksandrov., N.N., and O.P. Petrenchuk. Methods for Measuring the
Condensation Nuclei in the Free Atmosphere by Aircraft Soundings 81
The article describes the'methods for mbazuring the condensation
nuclei in the free atmosphere during the IGY.
Zaydell, A.N., and Yu.I. Turkin. Analysis of Atmospheric Precipitation
for Na,, K, Cat and Ng Content 88
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Korchigina, K.k., V.I. Myukhkyux7a., and T.A. Smirnova.
Distribution of Brightness Over the Day and Wight Sky 95
The authors give data on observations made during the
summer of 1958 in Voyeykovo with an electrophotometer
with a FEU-19 photomultiplier. A brief analysis of
results is given.
Gushchin, G.P. Basic Tables for Calculating the General
Atmospheric Ozone Content by Optical Observations 104
The article contains the tables used by the ozonometric
stations in the USSR.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4173
SM/2-S-102
Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observatoriya
Voprosy fiziki oblakov (Problems in the Physics of Clouds) Leningrad, Gidrometeoiz-
dat., 1960. 102 p. (Series: Its: Trudy, vyp. 102). Errata slip inserted. 1,150
copies printed.
Additional Sponsoring Agency: USSR. Glavnoye upravleniya gidroweteorologicheskoy
sluzhby. Ed. (Title page): 11. S. Shishkin, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics;
Ed.(Inside bouk): V. S. Protopopov; Tech. Ed.: M. I. Braynina.
PURPOSE: The publication is intended for the scientific workers in meteorology and
aerology, as well as for graduate students in these fields.
COVERAGE: This is a collection of 6 articles published as No. 102 of the Transac-
tions of the Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A. I. Voyeykov and dealing with
the physics of clouds. Individual articles are concerned with convective clouds
and their radar characteristics., the microstructure of supercooled clouds,
radar characteristics of thunderstorms., and the problem of the optimum radio wave
for detection of cloud systems and precipitation. References accompany each
article.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Selezneva. Ye..S., and M. P. Churinova. Some Characteristics of the Condition
of the Atmosphere During the Formation of Cu=.lus and Cumulonimbus Clouds 3
Shishkin, N. S. Investigations of the Breakup of Convective Clouds During
Unstable Stratification of the Atmosphere 21
Nikandrova, G. T., and M. A. Xhimach. Characteristics of the Microstructure
of Supercooled Clouds 50
Nil-drova, G. T.J, and Yu. S. Fridn-n. On the Problem of Method in Deteridn-
ing the C:"racteristics of the Distribution of Droplet Sizes in Clouds 58
Kotov, N. F. Fadar Cha ateristics of Cloudbursts and Thunderstorms 63
Sallyman, Ye. M. Problem of the Optirmm Length of Fiadio Wave for the
Detection of Cloud Systems and Precipitation 94
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TOROIRSOY, P.A.; MESEICHEREKAT.,A, A.T.; SM%W.A,__Te.S.; CHESTNAYA, I.I.;
AWMID, M.M.; KIRILLOYA, T.T.; IMSINA, L.Y.; OGNLTA, T.A.;
SEROVA, N.V.; TIMCFETRY, M.P.. kand.fiz.-mat.nauk; ZEEDANOYAD LoP.p
red.; BRATKIRA, M.I., tekhn.red.
[Meteorological regime of Lake Sevan3 Meteorologicheskii rezhim
ozers Seven. Pod red. M.P.Timofeeva. Leningrad, Gidromsteor.
izd-vo, 1960. 310 p. (mIRA 14:3)
1. Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheakeya observatoriya.
(Sevan Lake region--Meteorology)

VORONTSOV, Petr Alekseyovich; SMZIIEVA, Te.S., otv.red.; TASNOGORODSKATA,
M.M., red.; BRATNINA, M.I., tekhnred.
[Aerological investigation of the boundary layer of the atmosphere]
Aerologicheskie iseledovaniia pogranichnogo slois atmoafery.
Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1960, 450 p. (MIRA 13:5)
(meteorology)

SELEZNEVA., Ye.S.,__q~~y. -red.; GUSHCHIN, G.P., otv. red.; VLASOVA., Yu.V.
------red',- J~-__SERGEYEV, A.N., tekhn. red.
[Data on the chemical composition of atLrospheric precipitation
and total ozone content of the atmosphere at various points of the
U.S.S.R.; materials of the International Geophysical Year and
International Geophysical Cooperation for 1957-1959]Dannye po khi-
richeskomu sostavu atmosfernykh osadkov i obshchemu soderzhaniiu
ozona v atmosfere v razlichrWkh punktakh SSSR; materialy MGG i
MGS za 1957-1959 gg. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1961,81
t JBIRI .15:4*
1. Leningrad. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya observa or ya.
(Precipitation(Metereology)) (Air-Analysis) (ozone)

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AUT11OR: Se lezneva,
TITLIE: Investigating the chemical composition of atmos-
pheric precipitation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 11, 1 '962, 19,
abstract 113129 (Geofiz. byul., 1.,'ezhduved. geofiz.
kom-t pri Prezidiume _;TI*SSSR, no. 11, 1962, 12-15)
T-I--_XIT: During the IGY precipitation samples were gathered
and analyzed at 13 stations on the Union's European territory, loca-
ted in diEferent physico-geographic and climatic environmen s. Det-
erminations were chiefly m~-.de of the anions S04 2- Cl- 1 1i03 ~-, and
2- + +, g2+, and Ca 2+ the pH; and the
11C03 ; the cations Na+, K , IRI 4 M
conductivity. Charts of the average concentrations for the year and
for the cold and woxm seasons were co-astructed with respect to each
component. Data for Finland, Scandinavia, and Czechoslovakia were
also used. The main precipitation components are sulfates and
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chlorides. The latter are largely of marine origin, since their
concentration comprises 2-3 mg/1 on coasts and about I mg/1 inland.
In some continental areas, however, the concentration of Cl- is con-
siderable. Human activity appears to influence the sulfate content.
A high content Of S04 2- is noted in the Ukraine's industrial areas
( > 10 mg/1); in other regions the content Of-SO4 2- constitutes
2-3 mg/l. Of the cations Ca2+ has the highest concentration
(1-4- mg/1).
f-Abstracter's note: Gomplete translation-7
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SELEZtW,,VA, ~e.S.
Vertical distribaticn of condensation nuclei under different
conditions of atmospheric stratification. Trudy GGO no.134:
3-13 i62. (MIRA 15-.6)
(Atmospheric nucleation)

PETRENCHUKJ, O.P.; SELEZNEVA, Ye.S.
Variation in the concentration of principal chemical impurities
in precipitation as a function of meteorological conditions.
Trudy GGO no.134:14-25 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(Precipitation (Yieteorology))

TVERSKOY, Pavel Nikolayevich. Prinimal uchastiye KIRYUKHIN, B.V.2,
S.EI"wZNF,VA,YQ S, red.; VLASOVA, Yu.V., red.; BRATKINA, M.I.,
tekh.n. red.; VOLKOV, N.V., tekhn. red.
[Course in meteorology; the physics of the atmosphere]Kurs me-
teorologii; fizika atmosfery. Pod red. E.S.Seleznevoi. Lenin-
grad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1962. 669 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Atmosphere)

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AUMOR: Drozaova., V. M., Petrenchuk. 0. P., Selezneva, )[g.8
NV
TITLE: The chemical composition of atmospheric RreciRitation as de-
termined by investigations during the LCULand the International
Geophysical Cooneration. Vy \V
r.KKIODICAL: Referativnyy zburnal, Geofizika, no. 4, 1963, abstract 4BI20
(Sb. materialy konferentsly poitogam MG (1960) 1 meteorol.
izuch., AntarakUdy (1959). M. Gidrometeoizdat, 1961, i87-2o6)
TEXT: During the IGY samples of atmospheric precipitation were taken
systematically at 13 meteorological stations located in maritimep continental,
and high-altitude regions of the USSR thea sent to Leningrad for analysis, A
total of 1,060 samples were analyzed; these included 246 summa y monthly
samples and 834 individual samples. SO~_, Cr, NOj , HCO - anions, Na.+
NH +1, Mgl*"", Ca4+ cations, and also the pH were det;Qned in these analyses.
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Annual charts as well as seesonal charts were compiled for each cogonent. The
relative prevalence of anions in decreasing order was S04-- EC03 C'
N03-; for high-altitude and Central Asian stations
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The chemical composition of atmospheric precipitation...
HC'03- S04-- Cl- M03-
for cations in samples from maritime stations
Na" Ca++ K+ Mg +4 and for continental stations Ca-t-+ Na` K+ mg++
Differences in annual concentrations Of S04 in precipitation were discovered in
the charts: the concentration was minimal in the north and the northwest
(3 mg/1), to the south it increased to 12 mg/l; the concentration was greater in
the winter than in the summ r. The Cl- concentration was greater'close to
the sea and in the winter. The nitrogen concentration fluctuated on the average
between 1 to 1.5 mg/l; the average annual pH value was 5.5 to 6.0 almost every-
where; some increase toward the south was noted in individual samples. The
average amounts of these substances falling an one hectare in one year were
calculated on the basis of these data. It was found that up to 10'- 15 kg/ha
of sulfur fell in the south and 5 kg/ba in the north; Ca appeared in amounts-
of 15 - 20 kg/ha; Cl -- 5 to 7 kg/ha; nitrogen -- 3 to 5 lw/ha- The Cl-/Na
and S04--/Cl- ratios were also determined; it was found that the.first ratio
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=777-777~~
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The chemical composition of atmospheric precipitation...
was less than one for the entire European Part of the USSR, the second was
equal to 2 at maritime stations and was larger inside the country. An analysis
of all the data disclosed seasonal changes in the content of all admixtures
in precipitation, the influence of continental sources for contamination of
the atmosphere, and an incretase in'admixtures of marine origin in the maritime
regions. There were 21 references.
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Sr.ptial changP-S in the concentration of condensation nuclei
a~~,n:-Aing to data gathered in horizontal flights over the
Fur-opear, territories of tha U.S.S.R. Trudy GGO no.141-:3-18
I 1", 3. (MIRA 17:4)

DROZDOVAY Valentina Mikhaylovna; PETRENCIIUK, 011ga Petrovna;
,;EIEZI,!.-vilA,_Yevggr-~ya-Semenovna; SVISTOV, Petr Filippovich;
e.F., red.
[Chemical composition of the atmospheric precipitation in
the European territory of the U.S.S.R.) Khimicheskii sostav
atmosfernykh osadkov na Evropeiskoi territorii SSSR. [By]
V.M.Drozdova i dr. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat, 1964. 209 p.
(MIiLk 17: 5)
1. Otdel aeroloL-icheskikh issledovaniy Glavnoy geofiziche-
skoy observatori-- (for all except Kapitanets).

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SELEMIEVA, Ye. S. --,
"The main features of condensation nuclei concentration distribution in the free
atmosphere over the European part of the USSR."
paper to be presented at Symp on Atmospheric Chemistry, Circulation & Aerosols,
Visby, Sweden, 18-25 Aug 1965.
Main A.I. Volikov Geophysical Observatory, Leningrad.

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Se.lezneva, Yevgeniya Semenovna
Atmospheric aerosols; condens'ation nuclei (Atmosfernyye aerozoli; yadra kondensataii)
Leeningrad, Gidrometeoizdat., 1966. 173 P. illus., biblio., tables. 1200 copies
printed.
TOPIC TAGS: atmospheric physics, atmospheric aerosol, condensation nucleus, air
pollution, atmospheric particle, air pollutant, meteorologic test area
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This monograph is intended for the use of scientists working
in several branches of atmospheric physics and related disciplines. It discusses
the results of investigations of minute aerosol particles (r !5L lo-4 cm), the
so-called ordinary condensation nuclei. Data obtained between 1958 and 1964 by
several investigators using Sholz counters installed in aircraft flown over
various regions of the USSR have been analyzed. The results reported in this book
provide considerable information on the vertical and horizontal distribution
over Soviet territory of condensation nuclei in the lower troposphere. V. Ya.
Nikandrov and. P. A. Vorontaov (main Geophysical observatory) supervised and.
supported the work; theoretical aspects were discussed with D. L. Laykhtman and
M. T. Yudin,
TABLE OF CONTEINTS:
Introd ction - 3
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Ch, I. Brief review of research on atmospheric condensation nuclei - 7
Ch. Il. Organizatiou and methods of observing condensation nuclei from airplanes -
1. Points observed. Number of soundings - 17
2. Airborn nuclei counters - 20
3. Nuclei c6unter errors - 24
4. Test evaluation of methodological errors - 30
5. Representativeness of a single measurement in the free atmosphere - 32
Ch. III. Vertical distribution of condensation nuclei - 34
1. General regularities - 34
2. Mean distribution of condensation,nuclei - 41
3. Condensation nuclei distribution above different stations - 43
4. Seasonal variation in the vertical distribution of condensation nuclei - 47
5. fiamual change in condensation-nuclei concentration at various heights - 52
6. Recurrence of different values of condensation-nuclei concentration - 58
7'. Condensation-nuclei distribution in different atmospheric
stratifications 61
8. Estimation of the turbulence coefficient for the free atmosphere - 71
Ch. IV. Condensation-nuclei content in the atmospheric surface boundary layer - 78
1. Obseryational results at Voyeykovo - 79
2. Ground - based observational results at sounding stations - 81
3. Patterns of condensation-nuclei concentrations in the atmospheric surface
boundary layer - 90
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Ch. V. Spatial variations in condensation-nuclei concentration -'96
1. Condensation-nuclei distribution of European USSR - 97
2. Some data on the content of condensation nuclei in the air over coastal
regions and Geas - 103
5. Condennativii-nuclei distribution over different underlying surfaces - 109
4. Effect of industrial sources on the content of condensation nuclei in
the atinO3phere - 116
5. Condennatiu,,:--nuclei distribution over an experimental meteorological
area - 128
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Conclusions 138
References 153
Appendixes - 159-
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AUTHORt -~!i~zov b T, (Kiev)
ORG-z none
TITLE: The propagat,ion of elastic wave-s along a cylindrical cavity filled vith a
flowing fluid
SOURCE: AN UkrSM. Institut mokhaniki. K onts e ntrE~t~iya_ pgg~jheni)~j gone entra tion
of stresses), no. 1. Kiev, Haukova dumka, 1965, 225~32
TOPIC TAGS: wave propagation, magnetohydrodynamics, elastic wave, fluid mechanicsy
stress analysis
A13STRACT: A study is made involving the problem of raagnotohydroolasticity in the
propagation of axially symmetric iravus in an elastic body--~Iowing_ fluid system. It
The elastic body of infinite extent contains a cylindrical cavity of circular cross
section which is filled with a nonviscous compressible fluid in motion. Along the
axis of the cavity there exists a uni-form. constant magnetic field, and the elautic
body is assumed to be magnetically and electricaUy neutral. The conventional
approach to this typo of problem is one of seeking a solution through the use of
Bessel functions; however, the aathor states a more exact deLfinition of the problem
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leading to a study of generated I-Qrpergeometric equations (see G. Sui and L. Walker.
Voprosy volnoyodnogo rasprostraneniya elektromagnitnykh voln v girotropnykii sredakhp
M., IL, 1955). Radial stress and deformation are derived and expressed in the form
of dimensionless parameters. The dynamic aspects of the problem are expressed in
the form of a dispersion equation which relates the phase velocity with wavelength.
Dynamic relationships make use of Whittaker-MacDonald functions expressed in the
form stated by N. N. Lebedev (Spetsialinyye funktsi-i i ikh prilonheniyu, M. Fi-riatgisp
1963). A suc4~Wd~i "-r -app-roximation method is applied to the f inding of roots of the
dynainic equation. Orig. art. h" 1 39 equations and I figure.
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AUTHORS: Selezov, I. T.; Lazarenko, 14. A.
ORG: Institute of Cybernetics All y :;1 (5) R:)
- _V-_ (Instytul. Kibernetyk
Institu of Goophysics, All UhSft (InGtytut geofizyYy All W-0;1()
TITLE: Scattering and diffraction of elastic waves in a spherc'placed
in a half-space
SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Dopovidl, no. 2, 1966, 179-182
TOPIC TAOS: elastic wr~.ve, seismic wave, wave diffraction, wave
scattering, seismic prospecting
A11STRACT: The diffraction and scattering of elastic waves on a rigid
sphere placed in a half-space has been investigated. The solutions
for the scattered fieldout6ide the sphere and frequent reflected fields
vere formulated by using the method of representation. The solution3
presented can be used for seismic prospecting. The paper was presented by S.~
S51-ibbotin, Member of Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSIR. Orig. art.
has 1. figure and 24 formulas. (Based on authors' abstract] [HT1
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AUTHOR: Selezov, I.T.
.. . ......... .
TITLE: The equations of motion of flexible plates
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, no. 10, 1961, 19,
abstract 10 V128 (Prikl. mekhanika, 1959, 5, no. 4,
444-448)
TEXT, The result is given of the equations of free trans-
verse oscillations of flexible flat rectangular plates, the effect
of transverse forces and rotational inertia being considered. If
terms dependent on the inertia of the displacements u and v in the
plane of the plate are ignored, then it is possible to derive the
stress function (P. The system obtained consists of two equations
corresponding to the function of bending w and the stress function
(F in stepped form with non'-linear Karman equations for the rectan-
gular plate. Similar equations are obtained for circular plates ,
with axi-symmetric deformation. CAbstracter's note: Complete traA-
slation-7
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AUTHOR: Selezov, I.T.
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D210/D303
TITLE: On transverse vibrations of' a plate
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR- Dopovidip no. 9,
1960p 1190 - lJ_q2
TEXT: Using IVI.O. Killchevskyyls algorithm (Refs. I and 2: Prykl-
matem. i mekh., 2, 427~ 19391 4, 83~ 51 73, 1940) the author pro-
ves and investigates the reneral equations for the dynamics of the
plate. It enables -the reduction of the three-dimensional problem to
a plane problem. It is initiated by equations
a -
(k + it) ~- tj + Px, - P
atz
a2U2 (2)
VV2% + (k PX2 = P a121
a?U3 1.5)
PVIU3 + ('- + V)+ P -at,
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with some initial conditions, where
-2 2 R 2
+ 2 P
~x3
and 2 2 + 1~1 2
2 ~XV
x
1 2
and by assuming that
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+ 'U3
E) E) &x3) U 3 W
~r U1+ ('U2
TT x
1 2
00
'Yok;041 W, VWAX3.
Z.W
k-0 k-0
the following systems of equations were obtained
2 0, -i 2,u) 2M2n-W2,1 + 2%h2"-'82,,-j) q, - q2,
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On trar.!~verse vibrations of - olate ... D210/D303
I h2~V2ZZ,~' h2~-2 02-1) = 0.
w0 +
2 w + 2:,)(2ti + 1)(2 n i- 2):u2, + (k +!-L) (21 + 1) 32, +1
(12)
n = 0, 1, 2,3,..., (12)
+ + 2.~,) + ,,t2n (2tz + 1) 1 ~ 0,
n
It contains all kno-%~m equations of the dynamics of the plate. De-
tainin6 all terms up to and including (2h)5 one has
+ a~~.IV2 82 V, _i_ a, a. 2 + b 20-
iat*2 a2 ~ji2 V, - b~~2v' 2 ~L V
bf at*,
I I W. = 0,
b, v 2 -1- b 4 -L
&.4 at*
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On transverse vibrations of a plate D210/D3075
where
W* wo X*) (x t* Cs t q
2h 1 2 2h 19 X2)9 2h PC 2Y
f s
2
c
C* = C - phase velocity, wave length, and a , b
C p q
depends on Poisson's coefficient d. Detaining all terms up to (2h)3'
the equation was obtained which corres-,onded. to the eiluation of Ya.
S. Uflyand (ReP. 8: Prykl. matem. i mekh. 12, 287, 190,8)
2 - 2 2 -9. 2 __2 1~4
_ + a, \7 a - + a - w* = 0. (15)
(Qt*2 2 , * 2 3 *4
c~t
From these K could be determined by formula
k2 = 2 (16)
2 + V0.5 + d 2
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on transverse vibrations of a plate D210/D303
There are 1 figure and 8 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and 4 non-Soviet
-bloc. The references to the English-language publications read as
follows: H. Laub, Prog. Royal. Soc. London, Ser, A, 939 i14, 1917;
S.P. Timoshenkov Phil. f4ag. ser. 6, 41, 744, 1921,. R,D. Mindlin,
J. Appl. Mech. 18, 13l, 1951.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut budivellnoyi mekahniky AN URSR (InsTitute of
Building Mechanics, AS UkrSSR)
-PRESENTED: by Academician G.1,11. Savin, AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: Ocotber 30, i959
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investigating lateral vibrations of a plate. Px7l.mekh.
6 no-3:319-327 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Institut stroitellnoy mekhaniki AN USSR.
(Elastic plates and shells--Vibration)

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B1 38YB1 01
AUTHORS: Selezney, A. K.,Prigornev, I. G.
TITLE: Selection of reactors and conditions for the production of
P chloro ethers from petroleum cracking olefins
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 21, 1961, 318, abstract
21L20 (Tr. Groznensk. neft. in-t, ab. 24, 1960, 45 - 51)
TEXT: Continuous coil reactors and an intermittent reactor of bubbling
type have been tried out for the production of P chloroisopropyl ethyl
ether (I) from cracking gas propylene. With coil reactors the optimum
propylene : CL 2: alcohol ratio is 2 z I ; 5 and the volumetric rate of the
propylene is 7.8 liter/liter.min (yield of 1 30 %). The best results in a
tower reactor are obtained at a temperature of 20C (yield of 1 36 %). Coil
reactors have high capacity and are very suitable for commercial use.
~Abstracterls note: Complete translation.]
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AUTHOR: Selezov, I.T. (Kyyiv)
TITLE: On the hypotheses underlying the more exact
equations of transverse oscillations of plates;
certain peculiar features of these equations
PERIODICAL: Prykladna mekhanil.-a, v. 'I, no. 5, l9bl, 538 - 545
TEXT; The generalized equations for transverse oscillations of
plates are
L wo = L (q, - q (1-1)
0 1 2)'
The form of these operators and the notations adopted are given in
an earlier work by the author (Ref. 5: Prykladna mekhanika, v. 6,
no. 5, 1960). Lo and Ll were obtained by solving an infinite sys-
tem of differential equations. If Eq. (1 .1) is written in expanded
form aif-toniy the terms of an order not higher than (2h)2m-1 retai-
ned, then the more accurate equation for transverse oscillations,
with an accuracy of (2h)2m-i, is obtained:
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AUTHOR: Selezov, I.T. (Kyyiv)
TITLE: On the hypotheses underlying the more exact
equations of transverse oscillations of plates;
certain peculiar features of these equations
PERIODICAL: Prykladna mekhanilm, v. 7, no. 5, 1961, 538 - 545
TEXT: The generalized equations for transverse oscillations of
plates are
L0wo = L1(q, - q2)'
The form of these operators and the notations adopted are given in
an earlier work by the author (Ref. 5: Prykladna mekhanika, v. 6,
no. 5, 1960). Lo and Ll were obtained by solving an infinite sys-
tem of differential equations. If Eq. (1 .1) is written in expanded
form ai',Joniy the terins of an order not higher than (2h)2m-1 retai-
ned, then the more accurate equation for transverse oscillations,
with an accuracy of (2h)2m-i, is obtained:
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F, W2n 3
211
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n ~ 0. 1, 2, m
11V UV ~2,:- 1) X51n -= 1, 2, 3,
2n-1
(1-4)
in t'-,ie --eries for w and u., (v 1., 2), w and u denotina the trans-
0
verse- and longitudinal displacements, and x 3 - a coordinate nor-
mal to the middle surface. From (1-4), (1-5) follows that vi is gi-
ven by parabola of degree 2m, and u - by a parabola of degree 2m-1.
In Ref. 5 (01).cit) it was shown that the retaining, in Lo, of the
terms no-, hiGher than (2h)3, leads to an equation corresponding to
Uflyz~ndls equation which takes into account ineriia of rotation
and shcar. To that equation corresponds m = 2:
W. (XI, X2, t) X2 + W4 (X11 X21 0 X3" (1.6)
w0 (XI, X2,
11v ~ Liv, (X1, X2, 0 X3 + U,, (XI, -1:21 0 X1'
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On the hypotheses underlying ... D274/D303
From (1.6), (1-7) it foilows that the Ufiyand-Timoshenko equations
are based on more C-eneral asswiptions as to the character of the de-
formation than those of Timoshenko's shear mode.L. The equation for
transverse oscillations to an accuracy of (2h)5, is based on T.
. the
(1.4), (1.5) for m = 3. The minimum velocity of the wavefron4.
shear factor), corresponding to that equation, is shown in a graph.
This grapli shows that the equation with an accuracy of (211)5 can
be used for higher frequencies of asymmetric shear-oscillations
than the equation with an accuracy of (2h)3. It is noted that by
expanding the stress tensor into powers of 2h, instead of the dis-
placement vector P. Bpshteyn's (Petrashen's) eauation is obtained
instead of that of Ufiyand-Tiraoshenico and Eq. (1.2). The solution
of more accurate differential equation for the case of a beam sub-
jecied to a concentrated force is examined. An infinite stripp
singled out from the plate, is loaded by the concentrated force
q* - q* = Fdl(t*), where d is the Heaviside function. The boundary
1 2
conditions are set up, as well as the initial-conditions. By Eq.
(1.2) for m = 3, and with an accuracy of (2h)~), one obtains:
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a2 as as as ai a4
+a, __-a2 -- +a3- + 62
jtz4- - b,
at*, aX14
at I a.-c*, Tx_~,`_ aPlaxi,
a2
b, + b4 W; d, + d2 + (2.23)
dt*4aX;2 at" X,2 at",
+d3 d, + d5 (q*, - 0.
TX~ 4 dt~'Za.X-2 aj-'4
.rhe solution of this equation reduces to finding the functions
*2 *4
W* IV* + WIX I- w x (2.24)
0 2 5 4 3
u u* x* + U * X*3+ U* X*5 (2.25)
1 11 3 13 3 15 3
The functions on the right-hand sides can be expressed (by means of
recursion formulas) in terms of the two functions w* and u*,. The
0 1
solution of (2.23) is expressed, in the space of Laplace transforms
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On the hypotheses underlying ... D274/D303
(p)
by V (x*, P) B, e-n B/xl/p (2.29)
0 Z pA(p)
s=1,2,3
where A and B are given by formulas involving n, and n. is the so-
lution of the characteristic equation. The solution can be ex-pres-
sed in the form of contour integrals
p Bs(p)
0 os os(xi*l t*) = FIT pA(p) exp(pt* n,/x* )dp,
w J/
s=1,2,3 L (2-31)
where L is the Riemann-Mellin contour. The approximate solution is
obtained by expansion in series
(0) + 1 + + (2-32)
p gs 1! 2 2! 4
p p
By (2-32):
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On the hypotheses underlying D274/D303
~~IVAXI-P)=YF Y e-P9,(0)1-11q)'(X*1'p)' (2-33)-
where (x* gir"(O)
1, p) ~(P) exp x;j
pA (p)
From (2.35) follows
(X*, (2
f (X t g (0)/X,/), .34)
o s s
s=1,2,3
where I fS. Retaining the first term only, one obtains the so-
lution, which holdr, for sinall t viz.
XF I
W, 2 - - ___ __ __'_ ___7 __~_ -V-I-(-V?--- - ~2
V2) 1 (V2 (t V~X~
0 V i _(V 3- 2 + V V1
2 1 3 (2-35)
V_ - V2 .2
V31
V (t' -V21 V:j .35)
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On the hypotheses un0crlying ... D274/D3O3
where ..,s J- (o = 1, 2, 3). For small t*, the displacement w
k5s *5 0
found by )-"q. (2.23) for x1= +0, is of the order of t; whereas
Uflyand's equation yields a displacement of order t*J, and the
classical equation - of order t*3/2. Further, the solution which
does notinclude -the point of applic,-Tion of the concentrated force,
is Cound. From the above follovis that by solving the problem by
UflYand-Timoshenko's equ.-.tions, the condition of smoothness of the
bending function w 0 in the neighborhood of the point of application
of the force, cannot be satisfied. In this case an incompatible
system of equ-tions and boundary conditions is obtained. This
applies also to the more exact Eq. (1.2), with any degree of accu-
racy (2h) 2m-1. There are 2 figures, and 12 references: 8 Soviet-
bloc and 4 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-ianguage
publications read as follows: H.N. Abramson, H.J. Plass and E.A.
RipperGer, Stre;:s wave propagation in rods and beams, Advances in
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On the hypotheses underlying D274/D303
Applied Mechanics, v. * 1958; A. Barr, Cross-section distortion
and the Timoshenko beam equation, J. Appl. Mech., v. 26~ ser. E,
1959, pp. 143-144; W. Flfigge and E.E. Zajac, Bending impact waves
in beamsi Ing.-Arch., v. 28, 1959p 59-70; E.H. Kennardg The new
approach to shell theory: circular cylinders, JAM, 20, no. 1, 1953.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut mekhaniky AN USSR (Institute of MechaTiics
AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: filarch 9, 1961
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elast~,:, .-javes in plates an:] spheres." Kiev, lq61. T) u n. -
istr~, of `-ligher and Secondary Specialist Education Ukrainian
SZR, P'liev Order of Lenin Folytechnical Inst); 160 conies; T-rice
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DO,ROVSKIY, P. V. PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV16 206
Konferentsiya po teoril plastin I obolohek. Kazan', 1960.
Trudy Konforentsii po teorii plastin i oboloch6k.' 24-29 oktyabrva
1960. (Transactions of.the Conference.on the Theory of;Plates
and Shells Held in Kazan', 24 to 29 October 1960). Kazan'
[Izd-vo Kazanskogo gosudarstvennogo universitetal 1961. 4k *p:
1000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Kazanskiy-filial. Kazanskiy
gosudarstvannyy universitat'im. V. 1. Ullyanova-Lenina.
Editorial Board: Kh. .14. Mushtari, Editor; F. S. 16anbayeva, Secretary;
N. A. Alumyae, V. V. Bolotin, A. S. Vollmitr, N.iS.-Ganiyev,
A. L. Golideriveyze4 N. A. Killehevskiy, M.; 8. Kornishin-,
A. I. Lux;lye, G. N. Savin, A. V. Sachenkov; 7 V. Svirakiy
R. G. Suiicih, and A. P. Filippov. Ed.: V. I: Aleksagih;"
Tech. Ed-:- Yu. P. Sei~enov.
PMOSE: 5rhe collection of articles is ifitended'for seientista'and
engineers viho are interested in the analysis of strength and
stability of shells.
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COVERAGE* The book Is a collection of artioles delivered at the
Conference on Plates and Shells held in Kazan' from 24 to 2�
October 1960. The articles deal with the mathcmatical theory
of plates and shells and its application to the solution, in
both linear and nonlinear formulations, of,problpms,of bending,
static and dynamic stability, and viDration of rcgular.and
sandwich plates and shellb 6f V&riouo shapes under various
loadings in-the elastic and plastic regions'. An#ys2a,iu made
of the behavior of plates and shells in fluids)~and the effect
of creep of the material*Is comaidereO. 4numbei, of'papers
discuns problems associated with the development of effective
mathematical-methods for solving problems in-the theory of-shelli.
Some of the reports propose algorithms for-the solution of.problems
with the aid of-electronic. computers. A total of.one hundred,
reports and notes were presented and discussed during the con-
ference. The reports are arranged alphabotically,__(Russian) by
the authorts name.
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S 1 1 T_. Investigation of the Propagation of
ic Waves in Plates-and Shells '~LL7
Slepqv, B. 1. Dynamic Stability of a Circular Cylindri-
cal Shell Under Wave-Impact Loading 3~3
Sochinskiy, S. V., and V. S. Chuvikovskiy. On Nonlinear
Dynamic Deformations of Rectangular Plates and
Cylindrical Shells 358
Surkin,,R. G., and L. A. Kuznet*ova. On the Flexural
Problem of a Shallow Square Spherical Panel With a
Nonlinear Stress-Strain Relationship 362
Teregulov, I. G. On the Theory of Plates of Medium
Thickness* 367
Tkachuk, G. I. Integral-Differential Equations of the
Theory of Thin Elastic Shells of Revolution 376
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SELEZOV, I.T. (Kiyev)
Hypotheses formInF the basis of specified equations of' lateral
vibrations of plates and some characteristics of these equations.
Prykl.mekh. 7 no-5:538-545 '61. (MIRA, 14:10)
1. Institut mekhaniki AN USSR.
(Elastic plates and sbells--Vibration)

"I I
KILICHEVSKIY,.t.A. [Kil'chevs'kyi. M.0.1; SELEZOV, I.T.; NIKULINSKAYA, S.N.
[Nikulinslka, S.M.]; PALIKO, L.S.
Water hammer in an elastic pipeline. Dop. AN URSR no.2:165-168 162.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut mekhaniki AN USSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN USSR
(for Killchevskiy, N.A.).
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D234/D308
AUTHOR: Botte, 0. V.
TITLE Dissertations defended in 1961.at the Institutes of the
Division of Technical Sciences, AS UkrSSR, in the
field of mechanics
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Uk--ayins'koyi RSR. Instytut mekhaniky.
Prikladna mekhanika, v..B,-.no. 5, 1962, 571-575
TEXT: The following dissertations were presented by the collabora-
tors of the above aection and approved: For the degree of Candidate
of Technical Sciences: Instytut mekhaniky (institute of Mechanics):
Vasyl' 1 vych Buyval, Aspirant: .'Pline problems of the theory
i-a 'ayg
of elasticity for multiply-connected regions with cyclic symmetry',
oi March 16, 1961, at Dnipropetrovsk Universty. )Earpslav Xy-khaylo-
vich Hryhorenko, Junior Scientific CollaboratQr,: 'St:,--.ssea state
0" -roLnd Diates ana conical shells of thicimess
a-ymz2otric loads', on April 6, at University.
o:: Tymofiyovych Selezov, Aspirant, cf -he proipa-

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of elastic waves in plates and shells', on June 19, at Ky-
yiva'lkyy politek~uiichnyy instytat (Kiev 2olitechnic Institute),
ai,iriy ;,1eofanovynh Ulitko, Aspirant, 'Solution of 3-dimensional
prubluiiio of the Qleoi~j_jf-clauticity by the method of vector eigen-
functions', on jeptember 26, at Kiev Uriversity..Mikhaylo Petrovych
Petrenko, junior icientific Collaborator, 'Transverse and longi-
tuainal vibrations in short rods of constant and variable thick-
neos, due to impacts', on October 24, at Kiev University. ilariya
Dmytrivna Synyav -:;'ku, Junior Scientific Collaborator, 'Increase of
wear retiisTanco of piston rings of integral combustion engines
wi th t
... ~iie aid of gaivanic coating', on October 24, at Kyyivs'kyy
avtomobillno dorozhnyy insty-tut (Kiev Institute of Automobiles and
H_4,:,-hways)..Feorkiy Ivanovych Dybenko, Engineer, 'Change of strength
"Ma deformabilitj of-IG17 (DSP) plastics in time at increased tem-
peratures', an November 28, at Kiev Institute of Automobiles and
Hi.-iiways. 7.41or the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences: Inetytut
elektrozvaryuvannya im. Ye. 0. j?atona (Institute of Electric Weld-
ing imeni Ye. 0. Paton): Boris Oleksiyovych Movchan, Senior Scien-
tific Collaborator, Candids:te of Toohnie'al Sciences, 'Microscopic
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Disuertationa defended in ... D234/D308
inhomogeneities in cast alloys', on May 16, at the-Siberian sections~
of Ui UiSR. 2or the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences: In-
stytut masnynoznavstva ta avtomatyky (Institute of Machine Science
and Automation): Hryhoriy Semenovyen Kit, Junior Scientific Colla-
borator, 'Approximate solution of the~-piobfem of free torsion',
on ~Iarch 16, at Dnipropetrovsk University. Hryhoriy Vasyllovych
21yatsko, Junior 3cientific Collaborator, 'Nonstationary problems
--of -de-aT concuction and thermoelasticity", on April 20, at the In-
stitute of ;iechanics of AS UkrSSR.My-ko.1a Yuriyovych Shvayko, As-
pirant, 'Some problems of elastoplastic torsion of prismatic rods',
on December 25, at Llviv University. Inutytut metalokeramiky i
spetaial'nyxh aplaviv (Institute of Metal.Ceramics and Speaal'Al-
loys): Volodymyr Ivanovych K~v ak, Aspirant: 'Investigation of du-
rable*strength-duilirfCprogrammea-'change of load and temperature,,
on October 23, at Kiev Polytechnic Institute.
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Study of wave processes in a cylindrical shell based on the
generalized theory. Prykh.mekh. 9 no.5:480-486 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Inititut mekhaniki AN LP/-rSM.

ACCESSION la: Ap4m2386
S/0023./64/000/002/M3/Olft
AUTHOR: Selazov. I. T.
TITLE: Reduction of the nonlinear problem of hydroolasticity to the solution
of a system of linear differential equations
SOURCE:. AN UkrRSR. Dopovidi, no. 2, 1964, 183488
TOPIC TAGS: glow, motion, hydroelasticity. Mach n=ber
ABSTRACT: The dynamic interaction of a liquid with an elastic shell of arbitrary~
curvature is considered. The solution of the nonlinear prp~lem of hydroolasticitk
is sought in the form of expansion according to a small parameter reprosentin,-,
the Mach number -in the case when the velocity of the liquid is lcazer than that
of sound in the liquid. As a result the problem is reduced to a series of linear!
approximations. The first approximation is acoustic while the following ones
take into account the nonlinear hydrodynamic effects. Orig. art. has 25 formulaso:---
ASSOCIATION; Insty*tut Mekhaniky* AN UcrS3R (Institute of Mechanics*
Al LDWSSR)
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AUTHOR: Merkulov, V. I.-(Kiev); Selezov, 1. T. (Kiev) ZZ/'-'
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ORG: Institute of Cybernetics, AN UkrSSR (Institut kibernetiki AN UkrSSR)
TITLE: Increasing the dynamic rigidity of an elastic structural element by means of
automatic control
SOURCE- Prikladnaya mekhanika, v. 2, no. 5, 1966, 90-94
'20PIC TAGS: structure dynamic stability, dynamic stress -"/.'A/
~3STRACT: While the rigidity of elastic structural elements increased by increasing
the nt~niber of cross sections, the useful weight of the element is substantially de-
creased. A model consisting of a hinged beam in parametric resonance witb a velocIty
transducer placed at the middle of the beam was analyzed. The purpose of thle study
';a.7' W find new means of increasing the rigidity of thin-walled constructions without
any notable increase in their weight. By placing tie-rods connected with elastic merq7
branes inside the system, forces can be produced on the tie-rods which, in turn, genq-wj
rate controlling moments on the membranes. Mathematical analysis showed that such at -t-
r'-'ethod may offer a possibility for improving the dynamic rigidity of a flying ~ppara-
tus where the external aerodynamic forces would be generated by the deflection~ola auto].
matically-controlled carrying surfaces. The restriction parameters for danip-Ing and
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SUB CODE: 20,01/ SUM DATE: 29Apr65/ ORIG REF: 003
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Authors Seliber, B. A., Eng. and Rabinovich, S. G., Eng., Leningrad
Title Semi-automatic d-c potentiometers
Periodical Elektrichestvo, 11, 63-68, N 1954
Abstract Possibilities of improvement of precision d-c potentiometers
are discussed. A precise, laboratory 4-.ype, universal semi-
automatic potentiometer with a photo-compensation amplifier
is described. Possibilities of further application of photo-
compensating amplifiers for precision potentiometers are
examined. Five diagrams., 1 photograph, 4 references (1935,
194o, 1943 and 1953
Institution : None
Submitted : Ap 6, 1954

Category : USSR/Radiophy~ics Radio-vave Reception 1-7
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957, No 4586
Author : Seliber-B.A.,_Rabinovich, S.G.
Title : bd Ph-o-t-o"-Compensation Amplifiers
Orig Pub :Avtomatika i telemekhanika, 1956, 17, No 8, 728-745
Abstract The theory of photo-compensation amplifiers is considered. The basic
versions of the circuits are given. The errors of amplifitrs and
methods for eliminating such errors are investigated. The operation of
a photocell is anUyzed and recommendati6ns iu~,t~iven concerning the
choice of type and of operating mode. B~j-'Vay of Illustration, a new
photo-cgmpensation automatic-recording amplifier with a sensitivity
2 x 10- V/mmis described. Ways of further apblication of photo-com-
pensation amplifiers are indicated.
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AUTHOR: Seliber, B.A. SOV-115-58-4-34/45
TITLE: The Magneto-inductive Damping of High-Frequency Oscillograph.
Vibrators (Y-agnitoinduktsionnoye uspokoyeniye vysokochastot-
nykh oetsillograficheakikh vibratorov)
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1958, Nr 4, PP 77-81 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author demonstrates the extent to which the degree of
damping affects the natural frequency range of an oscillo-
graph vibrator. The defects of a liquid damping system in
this respect are illustrated and contrasted to the advan-
tages of the magneto-inductive method of damping. Some
problems inherent in this system are discussed, and the
characteristics of some actual oscillograph vibrators
with magnetoinductive damping are given. The author advo-
cates the general replacement of the liquid by the magneto-
inductive damping method. There are 4 graphs, 5 diagrams,
1 table and 5 references, 2 of which are German and 3
Soviet.
1. Vibrographs--Performance
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9(3) SOV/115-59-7-18/33
AUTHOR: Seliber, B.A., Rabinovich, 8.G., Mints, M.B.
TITLE: Universal Direct-Current Percentage Bridges
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya telchnika, 1959, Nr 7, pp 35-38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors discuss theoretical aspects of a universal direct-
current percentage bridge. Based on these considerations, they
describe the R-19 percentage bridge disigned and manufactured at
the plant "Vibrator". The bridge is designed for measuring resist-
ances in the range of I ohm to I megohm and has 3 measuring ranges
of percentage error +0.25; �2.5 and +25%. The graduation value of
the indicating instrument is 0.01, 07.1. and 1% accordingly. For
routine engineering measurements, when an accurAcy of 0.1-0.3% is
adequate, an ordinary resistance box, for example, KNIS-6, may be
used in the comparison arm of the bridge. A somewhat simplified
circuit diagram of the bridge is shown in fig.2, while fig.3 shows
a photograph of the bridge. The overall dimensions are 4lOx3OOx
180mm. The weight is 12 kg. The power required from the network
does not -xceed 50 watts. There are 2 circuit diagrams, 1 photo -
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NEST3UHKO, A.D., otv.red.; LEVIN, M.I., doL-tor tekhn.nauk, red.; 013HATSKIT,
P.P., kand.tekhn.neuk, red.; PETROCONKO, V.F., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.;
GORODOVSKIT, A.Y., inzh., red.; ZASLAVSKIT, S.Sh., inzh., red.;
SELIBER, B.A., inzh.. red.; KAZANTSEV, B.A., red.izd-va; 17XFIMOVA,
M.I., tekhrL.red.
[Problems in the manufacture of general electrical instruments]
Voprosy obshchego elektropriborostroeniia. Kiev, 1960. 262 p.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. Akademiya naWc USSR, Kiyev. Institut elektrotekhniki.
2. Chle'n-korrespandent AN USSR (for Nesterenko).
(ji
'lectric instruments)

MINTS, M.B.; RABINOVICHI S.G.; SELIBER, B.A.; TKACMkO,, A.N.
22~
Designing photoelectric compensation devices. Izm . tekh.
no.9:31-34 S 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Photoelectric measurements)

MINTS, M. B.; RABINOVICH, S. G.; SELIBER, B. A.; TKACHENYO, A. N.
Now set of photocompensation devices. Priborostroenie no.11;24-26
N 16.1. (MIRA 14:10)
(Pbotoelectric measurements)

SELIBKRJ B. A.
"The problem of improving coil instruments."
report submitted for the 3rd Intl. Measurement Conf & 6th Intl Instruments &
Measurements Conf, Stockholm, 14-19 Sep 64.

SELTBER,.B. A.
"The uroblem of' improving moving coil instruments."
report submitted for Intl Fed of Automatic Control & of Information Processing
Conf) Stockholm, 21-23 Sep 64.

KLILIKOVSKIY, Longin Frantsevich; MEIJK-SHAKHNAZAROV, Aleksandr
Mikhaylovich; RABINOVICH, Semen Girshevich; SELIBER,
0 IV-1r. 11- "',
Boris A ~4;. MAMIKOIIOV, A.G. p : . -, .0 . .
- -bo-le red BOR ) I.y
e n. red.
[Galvanometric compensators] Gallvanometricheskie kom-
pensatory. Moskva, lzd-vo "Energiia," 1964. 279 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

~ --I.I' C, NT' [;FAG.
Gornji stroj JuvQsl: verskih zeleznica. Csn- vi gornjef7 stroji. Beograu-, Izd.
Glavne ',irekcije Jugosl(,,vens]-ih zelezrica, 1953. 572 p.
SO: ITAL, Vol. 5, No. 7 JulY 1956

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I. Chlan-korresporCmait. 1"ll" S'l-'~-Ji (for KIral"I'alcov).