SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHULGA, YE.A. - SHULGIN, D.

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GONIFOV, F',",~YEV, A.'U.? HOPKIN, N.I.;
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Effect of the rate of plaLe cooling on the quality of the metal
after rolling. Met. i gornorud. Prom. no.1-33-36 Ja..F 165.
(MIRA 18:3)

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AUTHOR: Piryazev, Do Is. (Candidate of technical sciences); Khoroshilov# No Mo; A-7-
-Krivonobov, rue le; A.; S4tallcoo Ao A&
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TrrW,,: Variations in the thickness of clad shoot
SOURCE% I-16tallurgichoskaya i gornorudnaya promyshlennost', no. 1, 1966, 32-34
TOPIC TAGS: metal cladding, shoot rwtal, metal rolling, retallurgic furnacep
thermal conduction, steel/&W stool, M17111312T stool
ABSTRACT: The authors discuss the variations in thickness of two-layer stool" 7.1
.caused by a.combination of variations and nonunifornities in the thickness
.of the individual slabs which make up the pack. These variations may-reach
�201, of the nominal value in individual cases. Variations in'th thickness
was determined for s produced sheets with a cladding layer 6f MUM,
/kh17N13M2T and OKh1*3steel. The variations in thickness and deviations from
nominal -vilue w-e-re-istudied during rolling of bimetal sheet from packs weighing i
less than 5 tons (small packs) and from packs weighing 10-12 tons (large 3.
,packs). Sheet rolled from large packs shows less variation in thickness than
-that rolled from small packets. This is because the large slabs were hot when,
~they were fed into the continuous furnaces and were therefore heated more
uniformly. However, completely uniform heating was impossible even in three-
zone continuous furnaces. The followl-rig furnace conditAgAs are recommended-
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PIROZHVIKOT, PjZ,; SHULIGA, Ye L.
Basic features of zooplankton in the bwer reaches of the Iona Illver.
Trady Gldrdbiol. ob-va 8.,219-230 '57. (MIRA 11r3)
1, Tsesoywnyy nauchno-looledovatellakly institnt ozernogo i reehnogo
r.vbnogo khozyVstva i Irkatskiy mediteinskiy institut.
(Iena River-Zooplankton)

SHULIGA, Ye.L.
Distribution of evoked potentials through the cerebral
cortex in cats during photic stimulation. Fiziol. zhur.
51 no.1O:-U82-U87 0 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Kafedra fiziologii cheloveka i zhivotnykh Gosudarstvennogo
universiteta Rostov-Na-Donu. Submitted June 20, 1964.

SffWaA, Yu. D.
Agaletskaya, A. M. and Shullga, Yu. D. "The role of the lungs in chloride
exchange", Vrachelb. delo, 194d, No. 12, paragraphs 1073-76.
SO: U-N42, LI March 53, (Letopis 1zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 10, 1949).

SKTIGA,Yu.D.
Shullga,Yu.D. "On the complications of artificial pneumothorax", Vracheb. delo, 19h9, No. 1,
paragraphs 83-8h.
SO: U-30h2, 11 March 53, (Le".opis Inykh Statey, 'No. 9, 1949)

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IVANOVA,li.G.; q ft
Periarteritis nodosa. Terap.arkh.28 no.4:80-83 156. (KLFA 9:9)
1. Iz kafedry tuberkuleza (zav. prof. B.H.Khmelinitskiy) Kharlkov-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta i Ukrainskogo instituta tuberkuleza.
(PARIARTARITIS NODOSA
etiol. and diag.)

_;~~ULIGA Yu.11.. kand.med.nauk (Khartkov)
dwhdi~
Functional changes in the kidneys in tuberculosiB. Klin med. 35 n 7:
102-106 J1 157. ~KIRA 10.#1i;
1. Iz kafedrjr tuberkulaza (zav. - prof. B.M.Khmellnitskiy) Kharlkov-
skogo meditsinskogo Inatituts (dir. - dotsent I.F.Kononenko) i
Ukrainskogo instituta tuberkulaza (dir. - doteent N.M.Yanov).
(TUBERGUIA)SIS. phy6iolog,
kidney funct. tests kRus))
(KILDNEY FUNCTION THSTS, in various diseases,
tAbPrc. (Rus))

KOGAN-YAS11TY, V.M., [deceased], prof., zaslyzhennyy deyatel nauki,
SHIDLIGA, Yu.D., kand.med.nauk (FharIkov)
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Inslulin, its code of action and clinical use. Klintmede 36 no.
10:79-86 0 '58 (MMA 11:11)
(INSULIN. ther. use
mechanism of action (Rus))

SHULIGA, Yu. D., Doc of Med Sci - (diss) "On the Changes- in the Kidneys During. Tuber-
culosis," Khar1kovj 1959, 23 pp (Khar1kov Medical Institute) (KL, 2-60, 116)

SHULIGA, Yu.D., doktor med.nauk
Timely diagnosis of lung cancer. Vrach.delo no.10:86-90 0 162.
(MIRA 15-10)
1. Kafedra terapii (zav. - doktor med.nauk Yu.D.Shullga) KharIkov-
skogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(LUNGS-CANCER)

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Dissertations approved by the Higher Attestation Comission in
Januaz7 and Februar7 of 1961. Terap. arkb. no.6:n7-121 161

SHULIGAY Yu. D. (Khar'kov)
On "tuberculous" nephritis. Arkh. Pat. no.9:32-36 161.
(W-U .15: 6)
1. Iz kafedry tuberkuleza KharIkovskogo meditsinskogo instituta
(dir. - dotsent B. A. Zadorozhnyy) i patomorfologicheskoy labora-
torii (zav. M. 0. Ivanova) Kharlkovskogo instituta tuberkulaza.
(KIDNEYS-TUBERCULUSISS)

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YlZj3, B.M.. doktor tekhnichesAkh nauk; SHULIGA Yu.G., inzhaner.
Pipe for determining atatic pressure and direction of flow.
Teld.oenergetika 4 no,8: i7-8,3 Ag 157. (M LR A 1 -0 . s~ 11
(Flowmeters)

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AUTHORS: Minkevich, A.N.1 Candidate of Technical Sciences and
Shullga, Yu. N., Engineer.
TITLE: Surface hardening of titanium by treatment in molten borax.
(Poverkhnostnoye u rochneniye titana obrabotkoy v
rasplavlennoy bure~
PERIODICAL: Metallovedeniye i Obrabotka Metallov, 195?, No.12,
pp-53-61 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The results are described of the study of oxidation of
titanium in molten borax applying electric protection
and borating inside metallic boron powder in vacuum.
The experiments were made with forged titanium,smolten.
from commercial titanium in a vacuum furnace with a
graphite crucible, containing 0.5 to O.W16 C; a forged
titanium alloy containing 0.5% W (,broduced by smelting
of commercial titanium in an arc furnace inside an argon
atmosphere), forged commercial titanium and, finally,
a titanium alloy containing 2.511'o Cr and 1-/0 Al. To
prevent oxidation of the titanium in the molten oxygen
containing salts and to protect the surface from
corrosion damage, electro-chemical 2Prote ction was applied,
the current density being 0.1 A/cm , the voltage
Card 1/5 12 to 15 V, the titanium specimen the cathode and

129-12-8/11
Surface hardening of titanium by treatment in molten borax.
graphite rods serving as anodes. After removal from the
bat~L the specimens were covered vith a layer of the
solidifying borax. The graphs, Fig.1, show the
distribution of the micro-hardness with the depth of the
diffusion layer for one of the tested alloys as a
function of the duration and the temperature of the
process; the graph, Fig.2, shows the change with depth
of the diffusion layer as a function of the duration of
the process at various -temperatures; Fig-3 shows the
change in the surface hardness of one of the alloys as a
function of the duration of the p8ocess at various
temperatures between 900 and 1050 0. Results of
preliminary wear tests on one of the tested alloy8 are
given in Table 1,which show that treatment at 930 0 for
six hours increases the wear resistance by 37 times as
compared to equal non-treated specimens. Results of
wear tests of another of the tested alloys are given in
Table 2, P.56, and these also show appreciable increases
in the wear resistance of treated specimens. Numerous
micro-structure photos are included and spectral analysis
Card 2/5 revealed presence in the surface layer of 12 to 20% B.

129-12-8/11
Surface hardening of titanium by treatment in molten borax.
The results are also given of tests of borating a titanium
alloy containing 5% Cr in metallic boron powder in
vacuum. The micro-photo, Fig.?, shows that the diffusion
layer consists of three clearly pronounced zones, two of
which are bright; the outside non-etched one is
separated by a line ui division from the inside,slightly
etched, zone, The graphs, Fig.8, give the results of
experiments of treating titanium in a mixture of 60%
borax and 4% B4C as recommended by N. P. Besedin and
M. Ye. Blanter. On the basis of the obtained resultsl
the following conclusions are arrived at: treatment in
molten borax applying electric protection is an effective
method of surface hardening of titanium and brings about
an increase in hardness from H V ~ 250-300 to
HV5 ~ ?00-950; the wear resistance of thus oxided titanium
is comparable with that of case hardened or nit-rided steel.
Treatment of titanium in molten borax reduces the strength
and, particularly, the plasticity and toughness,which is
attributed to an intensive grain growth in the process of
long duration heating and also with surface hardening
Card 3/5 Titanium can be treated in molten borax at 900 to 9306C

129-12-8/11
Surface hardening of titanium by treatment in molten borax.
for three hours with a current density of about 0.1 A/cm 2
Treatment at higher temperatures and of longer durations
involves a sharp increase of the brittleness of the layer
and also a reduction of the mechanical properties of the
titanium. Treatment of titanium in molten borax brings
about mainly oxidation, whilst boration is very Blight
or even does not occur at all. Bright surface acicules
of the diffusion layer forming during such a treatment
consist of a solid solution of oxygen and titanium.
Hardening from the saturation temperature does not change
the acicular character of the micro-structure of the
diffusion layer. When treating titanium with Wolten
borax at an elevated temperature (1000 ~o 1050 C) and
high current densities (1-5 to 2.5 A/cm ) a thin and very
hard (2500 H ) non-etching layer forms at the titanium
surface; how4ver application of such treatment brings
about intensive Aamage of the specimen surface. In the
case of borating of a titanium specimen c8ntaining 5% Cr
in boron powder in vacuum at 1000 to 1050 C a diffusion
layer forms at the surface containing a thin non-etching
surface zone of a high hardness (HV = 1000 to 1150,
Card 4/5 micro-hardness exceeding 2200). 5 The type of the

SHULIGA, Zakhar Petrovich; DUBOVEMO. Ye.[Dubovenko. Ie.1i re(i.; EMVYANKO,G.
[Derevianko, H.1, tekhn.red.
[Collective farm system is a great achievement of the October
Revolution) Kolhospnyi lad - velyke zavoiuvannia .'hovtnevoi -
revoliuteii. Kyiv, Derzh. vyd-vo polit. lit-ry URSR, 1957- 75 P.
(Gollective farms)

SFIULIGA, Zakhar Petrovich [Shullha, Z.P.1; NESTEMKO, 0.0., inOss,
ptv. red.-;
-~MIIRONETSIY OX-LMyronetsl, O.M.], red.; MOKHANOVSKAYA, T.i.
(Khokhanov--Ikat T.I.1, tekhn. red.
(Preparatiops for the over-all collectivization of agriculture
in the Ulwalne] Pidhotovka sutsillnoi kolektivizatsii silialko-
ho hospodarstva, na Ukraini. Kyiv., Vyd-vo, Kyivslkoho univ.9
i (MIRA 1 5:
1960. 3-49 p. .1)
1. CILlen-korre3pandent Akademii nauk URSR (for Nesterenko).
(Ukraine-Agriculture, Cooperative)

SHULI
-E~ ~a~et ~vich [Slullha, Z,P.1; KIFORENKO, I.S.[Kyforenko, I.S.],
red.; NIKOLAYEVA, L.O. [Nikolaieva, L.0.1, red.~ KOPITKOVA, N.
[Kopytkoval N.), takhn. red.
(The victory of Ionint,s cooperative plan in the U.S.S.R.]Torzhestvo
leninslkoho kooperatyvnoho planu v SRSR. Kyiv,, Derzh. vyd-vo polit.
lit-ry URSR, 1961. 161 p. (MIU 14 -- 11)
(Collective farms)

SHULIGACH, N.D. ,
Device for unloading ties. Put' i put. khoz. no.4:41 Ap '58.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. Slesar' mnsterskikh distnntsii, stantsiya Teterev, Yugo-Zapadnoy
dorogi.
(Railroads--Tools and implements) (Railroads--Ties)
(Loading nnd unloading)

SHULIG.-EYFER, Ye.G.
Prime factorlsation in multiplicative lattices...Ukr,mat.zhur. 2
n0-3:100-114 150. (KLRL 7:10)
(lattice theory)

BAIRR, R.- SHULIGKYM, Ye.G., perevodchik; AMUN071CH. M.S., redaktor;
~iiBdTI';"r.I*.',Itbkhnicheskiy redaktor
[Linear algebra ai3d projective geometry. Translated from English by E.G.
Sbullgeifer.] Lineinaia algebra i proektivnaia goometriia. Perevod s
angliiskogo E.G. Shullgeifera. Predisl. A.G. Khrosha. Moskva, IzcL-vo
inostrannoi lit-ry, 1955. 399 P. WaA 8:10)
(Tran5for7matir,ns (Mathematics)) (Geometry, Projective)

KARTAN. A. [Cartan, Henri Paul]; EIMNBERG,
(translatorj; POSTIIIKOV, M.M., red.
[Homological algebra] Gomologicheskaia algebra. Moskva, Izd-vo
inostr.lit-ry, 1960. 510 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Algebra, Abstract)

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89983
S/039/60/051/004/005/007XX
16-15-00 C III/ C 333
AUTHOR; Shullgelfer, Ye. G. (Moscow)
TITLE. On the general theory of radicals in categories
PERIODICAL. Matematicheskiy sbornik, V.51, no-4, 1960,487-500
TEXT: The author uses notations and notions from the papers of
A. G. Kurosh LRef.!: Pryamyye razlozheniya v algebraicheskikh
kategoriyakh LDirect decompositions in algebraic categories~
Trudy Mosk. matem. o-va, 8 (1959), 391-412; Ref. 2: Radikaly kolets
i algebr [Radicals of rings and algebras 3, Matem. sb., 33 (75) (1953),
13-26). in (Ref. 2) A. G. Kurosh stated that the theory of radicals
developed by him for rings is transferable to any class of algebraic
systems, if the notion of the kernel of an homorphism with the
usual properties is meaningful for this class. The author shows
that, if a category K satisfies certain additional conditions, the
mappings in K essentially possess the same properties as the ho-
momorphisms of groups, rings and of some clascas of universal alge-
bras. According to the above statement of Kurosh, from this it
follows the possibility to transfer the general theory of radicals
developed in �� 2-7 of (Ref. 2) to objects of an arbitrary category K,
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S1039160105110041005100-[XX
On the general theory of C 111/ C 333
the following axioms are satisfied:
I. To every ordered pair of objects a. b, of K there exists a unique
mapping c:~ i a--*b in the set H(a,b) so that fu) = 0
ab ab cb' (")ab
W for arbitrary mapping I 'I C --t a and b -J d.
ad
II. Every mapping possesses a kernel (see (Ref-1)).
III. Every mapping possesses an image (see (Ref.1)).
IV. The image (MY)L) of an arbitrary ideal (k,6k) of the object a
under an arbitrary epimorphism a --)b is an ideal of the object
b.
(If (k, 1-' ) is the kernel of a mapping *L : a -4 b . then I-A, : k --~ a
is a normal monomorphism (see (Ref-1)) and consequently (k,JA- ) is
subobject of the object a; the author denotes such subobjects of a
as ideals),.
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89983
S/039/60/051/004/005/007XX
On the general theory of . . . C iii/ C 333
V. To every infinite well-ordered strictly increasing chain
(K 1 1 C41) (K21 Ctt2 ) (Ki, &-,.) ~ . . of ideals of an
arbitrary object a of K there exists a union.
There are 4 referencesi 2 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The
two references to English-ianguage publication read as follows:
S. A, Amitsur, A general theory of radicals, II, Amer. Journ.
Math., 76 (1954), 100-1125; S- Mae Lane, Duality for groups, Bull.
Amer. Math, Soc., 56 (1950), 465-516~
SUBMITTEDt December 19, 1958
Card 3/3

SHULIGLYFER Ye G (Moskva)
Structure ol" the ideals of the object of a category, Mat. sbor.
54 no.2:209-224 Je 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Aggregates)

SHULIGEYFER, Ye.G. (Moskva)
Regular imbedding of categories. Mat. sbor. 61 no.4:467-503
Ag 163. 0 (MMA 16:.U)

SHULIGEYFER, Ye.G. (Moakva)
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,aov&tw* of the idoals of an ob4ect -4a a e-&-tagary. Part A2*
c;
Mato abor. .62 aQ.3035-A344 ~ IN 163- - - OMA

LIVSHITSY A.Kh.; TSAUNKO, M.S.; SHULIGEYFER, Ye.G. (Yioskva)
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Manifolds in categories. Mat. sbor. 63 no-4:554-581 Ap 164.
(',%fIRA 17:6)

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AUTHOR: Kra vchenko, P.Ya., Candidate of Technical Sciences 99-58-7-10/10
TT':'LE: Chronicle. The 19th Jubilee Scientific Technical Conference
of the Novocherkas3k Institute of Engineering and Soil Im-
provement (Khronika. XIX Yubileynaya nauchno-tekhnicheskaya
konferentsiya Novocherkasskogo inzhenerno-meliorativnogo in-
stituta)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnika i melioratsiya, 1958, Nr 7, pp 6o-64 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In February 1958, the 19th jubilee scientific technical con-
ference of the Novocherkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil
Improvement was convened. The conference discussed the problems
in two plenary sittings and in eight sections. The first
plenary sitting was opened by the Director of the Institute,
N.K. Shullgi, with a report on "The 50th Anniversary of the
N6'voc e~rssi Institute of Engineering and.Soil Improvement
and its activity during 40 years of the existence of the Soviet
-State". "he meeting heard the.following reports: Professor
B.A. Shumakov, Member-Correspondent of VASKhNrL and Doctor of
Technical Sciences, on "The History of the Development of the
Science of Soil Improvement in the North Caucasus and the Don
River Region"; Dotsent A.A. Shchegolev (NIMI), Candidate of
Card 1/10 Historical Sciences, on "National Economy of the North Caucasus

99 _5i?_-/ -le/1-0
Chronicle, Th;_~ lath Jubilee Scientific Technical Corfer~nce of the Novo-
ch,~rkassk institute of _,:nrineerin, and Scil Im-orovement
in the 6th Five-Year Plan"; P.M, hllaiinovskiy~ Oe- 'Duty chief
engineer of Yuzhginrovodkhoz, on "The ProInlem of a Complex
T
,J~ilization of the River Yartszy for -the Nptional Economy of
the Chinese Peoplels Republic"; L.A.. Chernikevich, deputy chief
en't-ineer of the G2.provod'Khoz NISKh SSSR, on "Irrigational '.7ork
in Ceylon", The soil improvement section, the chairman of
which was Professor B.A.. Shumakov, Nlember-Correspondent of
VA3KhN!L, heard the following reports: Do-Isent K.P~ Anisimov
(S~iratcv SKh T), Scientific co-worker D,M- Vagpl'nikov, I.S.
Rynzanov (Stalingrad OMIS) and VA, Marchenkr ~kGrczvqr"y WS) orl
cuestions concerning irrigation systems and irrigDtion methods;
A Ye, Akhundov (AzNTT_GiM, .), Candidate of Technlcnl Sciences, on
11-ay~ of Basic Soil linDrovement in the Shirvanskaya Steppe%;
Ye.1 'Ldobnov on "Pe,-u ~,arities in the Mine ral i za t- ion of
Dr~iinRiTe 'Naters"; V-Vq. Klots, Engineer, (Rostov Oblvodkhoz' and
A.-V. Dolpikh, Scient,-Ifirs co-worker of the on "Cbeck-
in,7- F-', itrazion 'from Canpls b7 !.~!eans of Thel-r Feds";
RosF~iriroveikho on rr:. ga t 2-on
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ya p1aln-, A-A- Tro-~-.sK7_y, -:-)tsert Sarat-ov-
2 '10 S v t ezl S in -the Meahr; -1--raka:

99-5-_7_jC,/10
"Ihe 10th, Jubilee Scient-fic Technical Conference of the Novo-
C ~ 11 - I
c'erkas3k lnstitu-.e of Engineerine, and Scil Improvement
skiy institut. mekhanizatsii sel-skogo khozynystva - Saratov
Institute of Agricultural Mechanization), on "General Principles
of a Complex Utilization of the Local Flow of "ilater in the Don-
VoIg.-i-131ral Hogions"; I F. 3IAkharey, Onndidate of Technical
~Icien~-es, Director of the irrigation dopnrtmont of tlip. 1wititi t,
imeni. Dokuchayev, on "Th& Local Flo-tv of *,'i'ater in the Sojth-
E:)st Voronezh Oblast-, its llegul~.,tiori and Utiliza-t-ion -for Irri-
g,-,tion"; P.A. Shepnel' and N,A. Vollkonskiy, Engineers (Stalin-
grad oblast;), on "'he Deve-ionment of Economical M-ethods for
Utilizing the Vc;1ga-A!,htubA_ River Valley and the Volga
Del-.a"; K,S, Clubsnev, Engineer, on "The Application of Auto-
mptic Glubshev 'Water Meters in the Irrigation Systems of the
Rostov Oblast7", The irrigation section, the chairman of which
was -Dotsen-6 K,S. Garin, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences,
heard the following reports; Dotsent K.S. Garin, on "Variations
of Osmotic indicators for the '.!,'Fter Supply of Corn Plants in
Various Phases of Pevelonment": D,V, Yqrmiz-.n, Cnndidase of
,!Fricultural Sciences 1.YuzhN_7IGiM,',on "The -,ues-cion of Zoning
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"inter Wheat Areas in the North Caucasus Requiring Irrigation""

99-58-7-10/10
'hronicle. -the 19th Jubilee Scientific Technical Conference of the Novo-
Institute of Engineering and Soil Improvement
'P.I. Dukarevich, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, head of
the laboratory for irrigation of the Don-Zone Scientific Re-
search Institute of Agriculture, on "Fertilization and Irri-
gation of Corn in the Cis-Caucasian Black Soil Regions of the
Rostov Oblast"; A.F.Kelashnikov, Candidate of Agricultural
Sciences, President of the kolkhoz "Leninskoye znamya" (Azov
region, Rostov oblast'), on "Peculiarities of.the 'Nater System
of the Cis-Caucasian Black Soil Regions"; Ya.V. Smollskiy,
candidate of Agricultural Sciences, on "Mechanization of the
Cultivation of Intertilled CroDs Under Irrigation in the Foot-
hills of the North Caucasus"; I.P. Kruzhilin, Aspirant NIMI,
on "Irrigation Systems for Sunflowers in the Rostov Oblast."';
A,T, Bezmenov, Aspirant of the Saratov SKhI, on "Mechanization
of Seeding and Plnnting Under Various Irrigation ilifethods";
F.V, Kiver, Teacher of the Kherson SKhI, on "Soaking Irrigation
in the South of the USSR": F.K. Rodionovskiy, Candidate of
Agricultural Sciences, on "The Accumulation and Change of
Orpanic Substances in the Soil Under Various Cultivations of
Card A/lO Crop Rotations". The joint sitting of the soil improvement

919-58-7-10/ic
Chronicle. The 19th Jubilee Scientific Technical Conference of the Novo-
cherkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil improvement
and irrigation sections (chairman Professor B.A. Shumakov)
heard the following reports: N.I, Nefedov, Engineer and
Deputy 14inister of water economy of the Kirghiz SSR, A.A~
~3molyakov (Stalingrad branch of Yuzhgiprovodkhoz) and V.N.
IMartensen, Engineer (Ministry of 'Nater Economy of the Azer-
baydzhan SSR).1on the tasks facing the water economy in the
Firghiz SSR, Stalingrad oblast' Pnd Azerbaydzhan SSR; A.A.
Ovchinnikov, Director of Yuzhgiprovodkhoz, on "Se 'veral Questions
on the Irrigation System and Agricultural Fngineering of Winter
Whent and the Development of Rice Seeding in the -Rostov Oblast'";
V.D. Koval', Candidate of Agricultural Sciences (NIMI),and P.A.
Goncharenko, chief economist of Yuzhgiprovodkhoz, on principles
for economical efficiency of irrigation systems; L.V. Skripchin-
skaya 'NIMII), Candidate of Technical Sciences, on actual
auestions of utilizing river valleys and deltas; V.B. Zaytsev,
Candidate of' Agricultural Sciences, head of the laboratory
of the KubanlRice Station on "The Water Supply of Rice Irri-
gation Systems". The section of agricultural water supply and
irrigation, whose chairman was Professor V.S. Ovodov, heard the
Card 5/10 follo-xing reports: Professor V.S. Ovodov (ITIMI); on "The Develop-

99-58-7-10/10
1hronicle. The 19th Jubilee Scientific Technicil Conference of the Novo-
chx_,rkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil Improvement
V -
ment of the Theory of Agricultural Nater Supply by the Novo-
cherkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil Improvement";
N.A. Karambirov, Candidate of Technical Sciences (Moscow In-
stitute of Irrigation Engineers imeni Villyams) and I.F. Volodl-
ko (All-Union State Institute of Geology), on general irri-
gation problems; B,M, Kozenko, head of the Krasnodar Gipro-
sellstroy, on "The Classification of the *5aters of the Pria-
zovo-Kuban'Artesian Basin"; M.Ya. Yeliseyev, Candidate of
Technical Sciences (NIMI), on the development of unreinforced.
cement-lined gravel filters for well drilling; D.D. Savvin,
Candidate of Technical Sciences (NIMI), on "The Experience
in Operational Utilization of Inertia Pumps of the A.V, Ka-
nashinskiy and D,D. Savvin Systcm,for Providing Dry Regions
,xith Water";V.M. DolinskayaL. Candidate of Technical Sciences,
representative of Ukrainian LNIIGi&l, on "Water Consuming Norms
for Planning 'Yater Supply Lines on Cattle Farms"; A.A. Roma-
nov, Chief engineer of the Stalingrad office of Yeliovodstroy,
on "7xperience in Using NIMI Construction Filters IMade of
Card 6/110 Porous Concrete with Reinforced Shaft Wells"; M.T. Rastyapin,

99-58-7-1C/10
Chronicle. The l9th jubilee Scientific Technical Conference of the Novo-
cherkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil improvement
Engineer N.B*,I, on "Automatic Chlorinators for the Disinfection
of Low Water Discharges"; S.N. Linevich, Engineer, Novocher-
kassk politekhnicheskiy institut (Novocherkassk Polytechnical
Institute), on "Experience in Using Radiometric Isotope
Methods for Research in 7Vater Processing"; M.G. Kukhlak,
Engineer, Rostteploelektroproyekt, on " A Graphic Method for
Selecting Economical Pipe Diameters for Steel Water Pipes";
Y, 0, 11 'yin, Candida te of Tachn! cal Sciences ~ NIMI) , o-n "The
Qtx tt~e
Water Towers", The hydrotechnical section whose chairman was
I.K. Fedichkin, Candidate of Technical Sciences, heard the
following reports: L.A. Chernikevich, Deputy cbief engineer
of the Vsesoyuznyy proyektnyy institut "Giprovodkhoz" (All-
Union Planning Institute "Cliprovodkhoz"), an "Standard Plan-
ning and Questions in Scientific Research"; Dotsent. V..M. Apol-
losov (MIIVKh im. Villyams) on "Prefabricated and Reinforced
Concrete in Soil Improvement Structures"; A.P. Dikov, Engineer
(Azgiprovodkhoz), on "Prefabricated HyOrotechnical Structures
Card 7/10 in Azerbaydzhan"; V.D. Zherzhnev, Enginper (Pvatigorsk branch

99-58-7-10/10
Chronicle. The l9th Jubilee Scientific Technical Conference of the Novo.-
-herkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil improvement
of Yuzhgiprovodkhoz), on "A Prefabricated Reinforced Concrete
'Nater Spillway for Water Reservoirs of Kolkhozes"; A.D. Sol-
datov, Engineer, on "The Designing of Prefabricated Reinforced
Concrete Bulkheads by Ginrorechtrans"; V.M. Polumbo on obser-
vations on the filtration through the Tsimlyansk dam; I.K. Pe-
dichkin, Candidate of Technical Sciences and S.K. Kuznetsov,
Engineer (NTMI), on "Laboratory Research on the Hydroelectric
Power Plant on the River Aley for the Purpose of Supplying
'Nater to the Altay Tractor Plant and the Town of Rubtsovsk";
P.F. Kononenko, Candidate of Technical Sciences, V.P. Ivanov
and P.M. SteT)anov ONIMII), on "Laboratory Research of 'Yater'
Spillways of the Hydroelectric Power Plant of the Kub2n'-Kalaus
Irrigation System"; V.V. Grekov, Engineer, on "COMDlex Methods
to Control the Sliding and Rupture of Shores";'B.V ' Pashchenko-
on "Experience in Using Stationary Continuous Shore-Supporting
Construction". The hydraulic, hydroenergetic and hydrological
section whose chairman was Dotsent M.M. Skiba, Candidate of
Technical Sciences, heard the following reports: A.D. Solda-uov,
Engineer, on "Some Observed Results of the Transformation of
Cnrd 8/10 the Tsimlyansk Water Reservoir Shores"; L.M. Konarzhevskiy,

qq-58-7-1C/lC,
Chronicle. The 19th Jubilee Scientific Technical Conference of the i:.,)Vo-
cherkassk Institute of Engineering and Soil Improvement
Engineer (Yuzhriprovodkhoz), on "Surface Water Flow in the-
Sallsk Steppe"; Dotsent A,F. Samokhin (Rostov State University),
on "Geographical Borders of the Distribution of ~'Pyatro" (un-
known) in the USSR"; S.A. L'vov, Dotsent of the Dnepropetrovsk
sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut (Dnepropetrovsk Agricultural
Tnstitute), on "A New General Method of Mcnomial Expressions
for the Calculation of Turbulent Flow Streams"; K.I, Lysov,
Candidate of Technical Sciences (NIIIMI), on "The Cavitation-of
Pumps in Soil Improvement Pump Stations of the Rostov Oblast'";
I.N1. Savenko, Candidate of Technical Sciences (NI%H), on "Re-
sults of Laboratory Research on the `,Vinter System. of `3ater
Intakes Without Dams"; V.P_ Levon, Stalingrad GES, on "Advanced
Operational Methods of Fitting in the Construction of the
Stalingrad GES"; S.I. Ignatenko, Candidate of Technical
Ociences and A.K. Tilin (NINTI), on "Hydraulic Calculation of
the ','later Intake at the Intersection Place of Two Flows".
The joint meeting of the hydrotechnical, hydraulic, hydro-
energetic and hydrological sections heard the following reports:
Card 9/1o M.M. Skiba, Candidate of Technical Sciences (NIMI), on "The

99-58-7-10/10
--on i c1 e. The 19th Jubilee '-cientific Technic~al Confer!-rsce of the Novo-
cherkassk Tnstitute of and Soil Tmprovement
Internal Mechanism of the 'A'ater Jump"; A.A. Koshintsev,
Engineer and head of the hydrotechnical 6ection of the Belo-
rechenskaya GES, on "Methods to Control the Filling in of the
Upper Nater Head of the GES"; A.D. Saratovskiy and A.I. Bereza,
Engineer, on "The Control of Ice Disturbances in Hydrotechnical
Structures and Canals"; V.G.Sukharev on hydraulic problems in
the activity zone of the Pyatigorsk branch of Yuzhgiprovodk hoz.
The section of forestry whose chairman was S.F. Bessarabov,
Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, heard the following re-
ports: S.F. Bessarabov on "The Results of the Scientific and
-Educational 'Nork of the Forestry Department of NIMI During the
Time of Its Existence"; Dotsent K.A. Lashkevich and V.P. Pi-
sarev, Forestry Engineers in the Don and North Caucasian
regions; N.R. Kulikh, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, N.A.
Smirnova, Engineer, and Yu.T. Zolotarev on soil improvement
and afforestation of sandy regions. The second plenary sit-
ting agreed to convene the ?Oth scientific technical con-
ference of the Institute in February 1959.
Card 10/1') 1. So:LL engin6ering-Development-USSR. 2. Soil engineering-Development-
China 3. Agriculture 4. Irrigation systems 5, Water-Chlorination

VSSR/ Electronics Radio receivers
Card. 1/1 Pub. 89 24/31
-Authors I Shulgin, A.
Title I How a superheterodyne receiver is.operated
PeAodical I Radio 11, 44-48, Nov 1954
AbAract I The basic principles and special C'haracteristics of a-superheterody"he-re-
ceiver, were discussed in:a previous Iarticle (on P7,44-4t,: Radio 1012 1954).,~-
The present article continue s with the detailed description of the operation
of the follo,.,rin- items: 1) intermediate f requency, am-plifiers; 2) su!-,er-~ -
heterodyne diode detecting system; 3) automatic volume control (AVC),- and. 4)
cathode-ray tuning indicator s tem. The amnlifier frequency characteris ics-
vs~
and the ex-oonential tube characteristics are sha.-rmin araphs.: Diagrams;.
frraphs; drawings.
Institution
Submitted

DAVITAYA, F.F., doktor sellskokhoz.nauk, red.; SMMIGIN, A.I., red.;
SUVALOY, I. S. , r ed. ; ANTONOVA, N.M. , tekV?.-ftftftx4.w.,-,!e-
(Problems in the agroclimatic zoning of the U.S.S.R,; a collection
of articles] Voprosy agroklimaticheakogo rsionirovaniia SSSR;
abornik statei. Pod red. F.F.Davitais, A.I.Shullgina. Moskva,
Izd-vo K-ve sel'skogo khoz. SSSR, 1958. 131 P. (MIRA 12:2)
1. VeaBoyuznays skademiya sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk imeni
V.I.Lenina. 2. Predsedatell sektaii agrometeorologii Vaesoyuznoy
akadsmii sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk imeni V.I.Lenina (for
Davitaya).
(Crops and climate)

UBM/Agricult'ii"-
Soil -'scie'nos
meteorology
"Amelioration of Soil Climate, in Altay Kray) A.
shullgin, 3 pp
"Poobvovecl" No l
Soil* climatology Is a relatively nevf ield' In. the
study of soil. Amelioration of the soil clinate In-
volves use of *favorable elements of nature (such an' -
%Q snav and wind) instead of the severe continental 00111.
%gi dry and irregular climate even in regime of small
I
P. plains by collecting snow and creating moderate
56/49T�
WSR/Agriculture (Contd) Jan.49
winters. At present there are many thouseaA.hectares, 1
which bave been converted to this~enov acouiulation
program as a means of ameliorating the soil climate
of sections of Siberia and the USSR. Results , due to
their long-range nature, have not yet been compiled
but it 4 e '~n-ped this program will lead to an improve - !7
ment. of sod-fo2ming processes, soil structure, MA
fert'llity. q
:i as
56/49T6

n I s -
r, ss

S!"LVGIN, ..I. IM,
, WVGINJI
SIF A. M. - "The Pedclogical (Soil) Climate of Altay
Kray.11 Sub 11 Apr 52, Inst of Geography, Acad Sci USSR.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor in Geographical
Sciences).
ISO: Vechern ya Yoskva January-December 1952

'GIV, A. H.
Mow retention by neans of plant screenso Moskva, Gos* Is&vo "Ilkhou. lit-ty. IM. 0 p.
(54-24W)
59437*35

STANKOV, S.S., profonfjor [author]; SHULIGIN, A. [reviewer].
"Outline of physical geography of Gorlkiy Province." S.S.Stankov. Reviewed
by A.Shullgin. Geog.v shkole no.5:79 S '53. (MLRL 6:8)
(Gor'kiy Province-Phyeical geography) (Physical geography.-Gorlkly
Province) (Stankov, Sergei Sergeevich, 1892- )

ir :-.auk 33SR,

SEUVC.'11,~, A.M.
A.M. Shullgin.- Snegoderzhaniya kulianymi rasteniZami L-Snow Retention by
Curtain,-PlantsT. Sellkhozgiz, 2.5 sheets.
Sets forth the history of curtain plants or snow-retention. The mgnagament
of summer sowings is described. Data of observations and investigations on the
accumuIRtion ofthe snow cover, and on the influence of anow-retention by surtain
plants on the overwintering and yield of winter crops is presented.
This brochure is intended for agronomists.
SO: U-6472, 15 Nov 1954

vnidif, i,- 9-.,
USSR/Agriculture
Card 1/1
Authro
Title
Periodical
Abstract
Institution
Submitted

Plants. Gcner.,~~]. Problems
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol.., No 5., 1958) 20187.
Author A.M. Shul'jzin
Inst Not given.
T-itle The Significance of the Snow Blanket and Its Application in
Agriculture in the Continental Rayons. (Znacheniye snezhnego
pokrova i yego ispolIzovaniye v zemledelii kontinental'nykh rayonov).
Orig Pub: V sb.: Vopr. ispollzovaniya snega i bor'ba so snezhn. zano-
sami i lavinami. M., 1956, 7-20.
!Vostract: An exposition of the results of the Barnaul Agrom teoro-
logical Station's research through several years on the
height of the snow blanket and its effect on soil tempe-
rature. At some of these low atmospheric temperatures,
although at different elevations of the snow blanket in
various parts of the Altayskiy Kray (during 1944-45), stri-

USSR/Cultivated Plants. General Problems. M
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 2ol87.
kingly different soil temperatures have been observed,
ranging from -24o to -80. The relation of winter-crop hi-
bernation to the height of the snow blanket is demonstra-
ted. The use of snow retaining strips containing long-
stalked plants for winter grain and snow tillage for sum-
mer crops is recorm-ended in the northern parts of the con-
tinental r--yons(the foAt steppes) having little or just
average snow.
Card 2/2

SHULIGIN, A.M.
....... -;,,
.
Solar radiation in diverse close vegetation. Meteor. i gidrel.
no.2:32-34 F 156. (mim 9: 6)
(Solar radiation)

KUPERMAN, F.M.; LTJCHSHRV, A.A.; SHULIGIN, A.M.
Some features of the development and growth of corn in the now
corn regions. Report no.l. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.biol. no.4:15-38
JI-Ag 156. (W-RA 9:10)
1. Moskovskiy ordens, Lenin& i ordana Krasaogo znameni Gosudarstvan-
W universitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova, Kafedz7 darvinizma kli:matologii
i zemledeliya.
(MOSCOW PROVINCIC--CORN (MAIZ11))

SMIGIN, A~K.,-doktor geograficheakikh nauk.
4~
Month with the longes dELY. Priroda 45 no.6:126-127 Je '56-
(KIBA 9:8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarfjtvenW univeraitat imeni K.V. J60monosova.
(Sun-rising and setting)

31RHLIGE-T A. rK. (Prof., llu-accw) ; Ruden:K0. A. 1 . fi---I. z-1 - ' -
- I 1~ - % - -C , Zjcl. -Le-nm-zrxaCLj
BAPANOV, . . . jtxd
Phenology and Geogrkphy,"
report presented at a Phenological Conference in Leningrad) Nov 1957.
by LZSR Geographical Soc.

7 1
SHUL'GIII,-AlekuancIr Mikhaylovich; YAKOVLEV. N.N., otvetstvennyy red.;
R -0-T" - - " -- I
,----~P OPOPOV;-'V';S-.-,-rijd-.'--'- SOLOVEYCHIK, A.A-, telzvn.red.
[Thermal conditions of soils] Temperaturnyi rezhim pochv7. lenin-
grad, Gidrometeorol. izd-vo, 1957. 241 p. (MIRA 11:2)
(Boil temperature)

ATJTHCR: J Shullgin, A. M.
TITLE: The Agroclimatic Reference Book for the Moscow Region (A Review)
(Agrok3i-aticheskiy spravochnik po Moskovakoy oblasti)
PERIODICAL: Mateorologiya i Gidrologiya., 1957,, No, 1., PP. 5&57 (U.S.S.R0
ABSTRACTt The agroolimatic reference book for the Moscow region,, compiled ander
the supervision of S. L Saposhnikova and published by the Stato
Publishing Howe of Hydrometeorological Literature,, U=,, in 1954,,
is the first experimient in the plan for publishing analogous reference
books for all the regions of the USSR, 155 of 198 pages contain
text data with analysis of climatic conditions and a geners.3isation
of various climatic data in the form of 140 charts. The book consists
of 5 basic chapters and is. considered very useful for agriculturists
and planning organisations. The selection and analysis of the material
are purposeful with a basic emphasis on the vegetation period of the
year. The data concerning climatic fluctuations,, temperature plemomena
etc. are of great interest. Other advantages of this reference book
are listed.
Card 1/2

SHULIGIN, k.14. - -
~-, -
Seventieth birthday anniversary of P.I. Koloskov. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.
geog. no.6:1?7 N-D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Koloskov, 'Pavel Ivanovich, 1887-)

AUTHOR: Shullgin, A. M., 50-12-17/19
TITLE: 70th Anniversary of Pavel Ivanovich Koloskov (70-letiye Pavia
Ivanovicha Koloskova)-
P-~dZIODICAL: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1957, Nr 12, Pp. 54 - 55 (USSR)
ABSTILkCT: On July 15, 1957, 70 years are passed since the birth, and 50
years of the scientific and social activity of the professor and
doctor of geographical sciences, P. I. Koloskov.
He is one of the founceru of the Soviet a-roclimatology and its
new branches - o:. the ground-climatology and amelioration of the
cliuate. The scientific works of the celebrator of the jubilee
are characterized by the high theoretical standard and the prac-
tical fixin.- of an aim with resDect to the solution of various
economic tasks, especially oa the do2-ain of agricultare. The
careful training of the sapply of scientific personal, agroueteor-
olo.-ists, ground--frost experts and geographers, was a character-
istic trait of his many-sided activity. There is 1 fi.-ure.
AVAILIBLE; Library of Congress
1. Scientist USSR-Anniversary
Card 1/1

SOV-26-58-3-46/51
AUTHOR: Shullgin, A.M., Doctor of Geographical Sciences
TITLE: The Month of the Greatest Height of the Snow Cover (Mesyats
naibol'shey vysoty snezhnogo pokrova)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Nr 3, pp 124-125 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thickest snow cover found in the territory of the USSR
attains 90 cm and more and is typical for the north east
regions of the European part of the country and the north
regions of West Siberia. The thinnest snow cover of less
than 10 cm lies in the steppe zone, the semi-deserts and
deserts of Central Asia~ in the North Caucasus and in Trans-
baikalta-Snow lies highest in Marchin the North and in Febru-
ary in the South.
There is 1 Soviet reference.
Card 1/2

SOV-26-58-3-46/51
The Month of the Greatest Height of the Snow Cover
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznaya Ak-ademiya sel'skokhozyaystvennykh nauk imeni
V.I. Lenina-Moskva, (All-Union Academy of Agricultural
Sciences imeni V.I. Lenin- Moscow)
1. E6ow--USSR
Card 212

SHULIGIN, A.M., doktor geogr.nauk
Retention of snow and melt waters on fields. ZemledeliE7 no.1:
36-39 Ja '59. (Mipk 1-9:1)
(Snow) (Irrigation)

SHULIGIN 4.31- -,.-
Interdepartmental conference on coordination in the stud7
and use of snow.and snow cover. Zemledelie 7 no.2:95 F '59.
(MIRA 12:3)
(Snow)

SHULGINq A. M.,
"Injuring Field Crops by Frost and Theoretical Foundation of Control Measures"
Report submitted but not presented at the 2nd International Congress of Bioclimatology
and Biameteorology, London,, h-lo sop ig6o.
Secretary of the Section for Agronmiy-Meteorology., Academy of Agricultural Sciences,
Moscow.

SOLGIN, A. M.
" Soil Climate and Snow Cover Regulation in the USSR"
report to be submitted for the Intl. Geographical Union, 10th General AssemblY
and 19th Intl. Geographical Congress, Stockholm, Sweden, 6-13 August 1960.

KAYSURYAN, N.A., akademik, red..; SOKOLOV, N.S., red.; YELAGIN, I.N.,
kand.seliskokhoz.-nauk, red.; KARUNIN, B.A., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk,
red.; SMIGIN, A.M., doktor geograf.nauk, red.; RARANOV, M.F.,
red.; ANTORVA, N_.X_.,'khudozh.-tekhn.red.
(Winter hardiness of farm crops; materials of the Scientific
Conference on the Cold Hardiness of Winter Grain Crops and Perennial
Grasses, January 14-17, 19581 Zimostoikost' sel'Bkokhozisistvennykh
kulltur; materialy nauchno~ konferentaii po voprosam. zimostoikosti.
ozimykh zernovykh kulltur i mnogoletnikh trav 14-17 ianvaria 1958 9.
Moskva, Izd-vo Mva sell.khoz.SSSR, 1960. 342 p. (MIRA 13:10)
1. V8e80yU2naya skademiya sellskokh02yayastvennykh nauk imeni V.I.
Lenina. 2. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya sel'skokhoz.nauk im. V.I.Lenina
(for Mayouryan) 3 Chlen-korreeyondent Vsesoyuznoy skademii seltakokhos.
nauk im. V.I.LeLn; (for Sokolov .
(Plants--Frost resistance) (Field crops)

SHULIGIN, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; DANILICHENKO, O.P., red.; YMIAKOV,
M.S., tekJin.-
[Agrometeorclogy; a course of lectures for correspondence
students at biological departments of state universities]
Agrometeoro2ogiia; kurs lek-tsii dlia studentov-zaochnikov
biologichaskikh fakulltetov gosudarstvennykh universitetov.
14oskva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ., 19610 132 (MIRA 15:3)
(Meteorology, Agricultur 2 *

SHUL'GIN, A.M.
- Work the Section of Agrometeorology at the Second International
Bioclimatological Congress in London, 1960. Meteor. i gidrol. no.8:
~4-65 Ag '61. (YJ-FZAI 14:7)
(Bioclimatology--Congresses)

!7-C 0 0
AUTHOR: Shul'gin, A. M.
4PO02
S/035/62/000/008/036/090
A001/A101
TITLE: On the relation between the secular variation of precipitates at
Barnaul and the solar secular cycle
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no.. 8, 1962, 70,
abstract 8A467 ("Solnechryye dannyye", 1961, no. 8, 70 -- 72)
TECT: Analyzing the data on the amount of precipitation from 1838 to 196o,
taken from the meteorological station at Barnaul, the author discovered a definite
correlation between secular variations in the annual amount of atmospheric preci-
oitation and the secular variation of solar activity, the pepiod of fluctuations
Deing 85 years for both. In the middle of the 19th century, a drop of the annual
precipitation amount during the growth of solar activity, and a considerable in-
crease of precipitates during the decrease of the latter was observed; in the
20th century, again, precipitates decreased during the growth of solar activity.
It is expected that the forthcoming decrease of the secular cycle of solar activity
will be accompanied during the next decades by increasing*amount of precipitation
4-
,n Western~ Siberia. T. Mandrykina
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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SHULIGIN. Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; PROTOPOPOV, V.S., red.; ALEKSEYEV,
.G., tekhn.
[Snow cover and its use in agriculture]Snezhnyi pokrov i ego is-
polIzovanie v sellskom khoziaistve. Leningrad, Gidrometeoiz-
dat, 1962. 82 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Snow) (Agriculture)

L 47159-A-6 EWT(l' Ijp(c)
Xcc 'NR, AR6000699 SOURCE CODE: UR/O124/65/OOO/OO9/A0O9/A
AUTHOR: Shullgin, A. 11. c;27
TITLE: Hamilton-Ostrogradskiy principle for mechanical systems with nonlinear
nonholonomic couplings
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mokhanika, Abs. 9A79
RLF SOURCE: Nauchn. tr. Tashkentak. un-b. vyp. 242, 1964, 64-72
TOPIC TAGS: variational method, Hamilton equation, conservative system . V,9oe1A,0A.?_
M t9 G-5 13'?S7_Z&L J1 MO-r--01) '61PUJ-9'r10A.)
ABSTRACT: For systems of va:riable mass particles, constrained by nonlinear non-
holonomic couplings, integral variational expressions are introduced of the form
analogous to the expression obtained by G. K. Suslov (Matem. sb., 1901, 22, vYP- 4)-
Then, from the derived variational expressions, equations of motion of mechanical
systems are introduced from which, under constant particle mass and linear equation*
coupling conditions, the P. V. Voronets equations are obtained. The integral
variational expressions and the equations of motion of the systems are written in
intrinsic as well as nanholonomic coordinates. V. I. Kirgetov ZTranslation of
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SHULIGIN, Aleksandr Mikha7lovich; LOPATINA, L.I., red.
[Physicogeographical principles of melioration: course.
of lectures] Fiziko-geograficheskie asnovy melioratsii;
kurs lektsii. Moskva,, Izd-vo Mosk. univ. 196f. U8 p.
WRL .18:7)

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ilestion of Ith, .-at.r,.ot*ene!,is of Dvrmer
~,ail~lren of F,.n Ear!Y (Clinical 01,,serwntiai is Pnd Labo-ratory TnveS-
ti:-ations of the Tntes"Inal croflorn-.). 11 Lenin7rnd -~erliatric dical
7n-t, T-n*,n77rc,-', 1T,:3~5- (-nissertation for De~,ree o,' 7~,ocltor o-f 'Eedic=l
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SHIMIGIN, A.F., inzh.
Individual flushing-out of the cc4-'L pipes of steam super-
RA 14 991
heaters. Elek. sta. 31 no.8:85-86 Ag 160. (KM I
(Boile-L.3)

SHULIGINY A.P.., inzh.
New devices,for mechanizing repair operations. Elek. sta. 32
no.1:87 Ja 161. (I-aPA 16:7)
(Mectrim power plants-Eq7,iipment and supplies)
(Pulleys)

3HOFMAN, M.Sh.; SHULIGIN, A.V.
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Automation of filler production processes. Biul.tekh.-ekon.
inform.Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.i tekh.inform. 16 no.6:42-45
163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Mixing machinery) (Automation)

SPASYUKY P.I.; SHUL7GIN, A.V.
Introduction of business accounting in railroad sections. Put! i
put.khoz. 5 m.8:32 Ag :61. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Nachallnik Bogotol'skoy distantsii -puti Vostochno-Sibirskoy
dorogi (for Spaspik).
(Railroads-14anagement)

SHUL'GIN, A.Yn.
EpideniologicAl anslyois of a parntyphoid outbreak. Zhur.mikrobiol.
ei)id. i immun.29 no.3:121 Mr 158. (MM 11:4)
1. Iz KnrAgnndinskogo meditainsko,ro institutA.
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(PARATYPHOID FMR)

SHULIGIN,-,A.,Xe.-
A growth promoting substance of petr9leum origin as a reliable
means of increasing crop yields. Zemledelie 25 no.2:61-62 F
163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Zamestitel' predsedatelya Zvenigorodskogo rayonnogo ispolni-
tellnogo komiteta Cherkasskoy oblasti.
(Growth promoting substances)

SHULIGIN, B.S.
Case of phlegmon of the terminal section of the ileum.
Khirurgiia 39 no.10%125-126 0 163. (MIRA 17:9)

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AUTHOR: Shullgin, B. V.; Gavrilov, F. F.; Dvinyaninov, B. L.;
Koryakov,-';V.---f.;~'-C~i-i'rk6~r, A. K.
ORG: Ural Polytechnic Institute imeni S. 14. Kirov (Urallskiy politekh-
nicheskiy inatitut)
TITLE- Paramagnetic resonance of irradiated lithium hydride luminescen
crystals
SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizika, no. 1, 1967, 69-73
TOPIC TAGS: luminescent crystalt activated crystal, absorption line,
electron paramagnetic resonance, & tA~ co W-J/ -kj
+.," t~ , W a," - C~~J~
~ks T R A C T :The dependence of the intensity and width of the absorption
line of the EPR an temperature was investigated in irradiated
lithium hydride luminescent crystals. The irradiation was done at room
temperature with the unfiltered light of an SVD-120 mercury lamp and,
betatron electrons with energies of 8 to 10 Mev-. 'The temperature
dependence of the intensity and width of the EPR absorption line of LiH
crystals with blue luminescence- undergoes a sharp change in the
temperature range from 90 to 1200C. The first maximum on the thermo-
luminescence curve is also observed in this range. This coincidence
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occurs because the centers of the electron capture in Lill responsible
for the first thermoluminescence peak are bound with the colloidal
lithium. The release of electrons from the capture level corresponding
to the first thermoluminescence peak causes the elimination of these
labsorption centers. As a result, the intensity of the paramagnetic
absorption line decreases and the width increases due to the absorption
by the color cneters. The authors thank M. Lemberberg who participated
in the investigation of the optical absorption spectra of Lill. Orig.'art,
has: 3 figures* [JAI (WA-953
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AUTHOR: Shul'gin, F. F.; Dvinyaninav, B~ L.
ORG: none
TITLE: Concerning F-centers in LiF crystals
SOURCE: Sverdlovsk. Ural'skiy politeldmicheskiy institut. Trudy, no. 143, 1965.
Atomnaya i molekulyarnaya fizika (Atomic and molecular physics), 59-61
TOPIC TAGS: lithium fluoride, color center, absorption spectrum, hyperfine structure,
epr spectrum, ionization spectrum
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to estimate theoretically what changei
in the widths of the hyperfine splitting lines can be expected in the case when the
F-centers in LiF crystals are in a state where they form weak associations, rather
than being in a state of isolated defects. The analysis is based on comparison of
experimental results on the EPR absorption spectrum of the F-centers in LiF crystals,
produced by ionizing radiation, and similar results obtained for KC1. From a plot
of the F-center exchange-interaction frequency against the distance between F-centers
it is deduced that nar'rowing down of the hyperfine interaction lines in the EPR spec-
tra of LiF crystals should be observed at distances on the order of four lattice con-
stants between F-centers. This corresponds to an F-center concentration -10 21. Cm7 3,
which agrees with experimental data. The estimated change in the line width is by
a factor approximately 1.28. This means that if the width of the hyperfine inter-
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AUTHORS: Shullgin, B. V.; Gavrilov, F. F.; Sazykin, V. V.
ORG: Ural Polytechnic Institute im. S..M. Kirov (Urallskiy 18
politeli-hnicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Storing of light sum in -LilLpbosphor
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SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizika, no.. 1, 1966, 189
TOPIC TAGS: lithium compound, bydride pbotoluminescence, luminophor,1.,:1'_'-
tbermoluminescence, uv irradiation.-gamma irradiation neutron ir-
radiation., alpha bombardment, electron tcapping
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier articles (Trudy-.Ural3-
skogo Politekhnicbeskogo Instituta, No. 143,~ 41, 1965 and earlier,
Izv. AN SSSR ser. fiz. v. 29, No. 3, 4151 1965) dealing.witb, tile
covery and investigation of sbort-duration yellow, orange, and. red
photolumin escence of LiH, The present article p.L-e---_-nts :rest)lts of an',,
inve'stigation*of the thermoluminescence curves of the_blu-.:~ lu'-mine:,--
cence of LiH when exposed to ultravioUit from a mercury -lamp, to
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,15-MeV radiation from a betatron (beta and gamma particles), to
!5.12-MeV a particles, and to (n + Y) radiation from a Ra-Be source.
Paraffin 6 cm thick was used as the neutron moderator. :The crystals
:were heated in darkness to 300C and the irradiation was at room tem-
.perature in a vacuum. The radiation was recorded. with a photomulti-
splier, amplifier, and automatic recorder. The time of-irradiation oV
;the crystals before plotting the de-excitation curves was 107- 15
'days for neutrons and a particles, 10 -- 15 hours for the betatron
diation, and 20 -- 30 minutes for the uv irradiation. The tempera-
r
a
Iture was raised at a rate of 35 -- 40 deg/min. -The de-excitation
Curves show three peaks at 80 -- 90C, 140 -- 150C, and 230 -- 30M
'~The highest peak has a superimposed structure. When exposed to
.Ultraviolet all three types of electron traps corresponding to the
speaks are filled approximately uniformly. When exposed to neutrons,
;~a particles, and betatron radiation " it is essentially the deep traps~
which are filled (peak at 230, -- 300C). Having blue luminescence and!,
being capable of storing the light sum, LiH is of great interest as
;a detector of ionizing radiation. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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1AUTHORS: Shullgin, B. V.; Gavrilov,.F. F.; Dv nyaninov B.
'All
iTITLE: Dielectric constant of single cr stals f. lithium hydride
Y
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FJZ 4
'SOURCE: IVUZ. Jka, no. 3, 1965, 175
:TOPIC TAGS: lithium compound, dielee'tric constant, crystal lattice-
!structure., crystal lattice vibration
~JABSTRACT: To d ermine the wavele-31,th of the natural. oscillatiom. of i
the LiH lattice~'tthe authors measul-od the dielectric constant-of trans
)parent crystals with average dimensions 8 x 4 x 1 mm. Underthe in--
Afluence of light, the crystalsEbon assi~med a blue color, The dielec-
~tric constant was Measured with a capacity meter At 500 kcsand 23C..
iThe value of the diele'etric constant was found to be 10.5 0.26.1 Th
ei
jaccuracy of the method was checked by determining.the electric consta
!of Zn, Sn, and LiF which agreed with the published data.~ The wave
llengtb obtained for the natural vibrations*of the LiH-lattice is.
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SHUL'GIM, D., slasarl
Workers' meetings are a training school. Sov. profsoluzy 5 no.2:
20-21 7 '57. (KM 3.0:4)
1. Chlan zavodskogo komitsta profsoyuza.
(Works councils)