SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SMIRIN, V.M. - SMIRNITSKIY, V.A.

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FROTS':TL l 7D F . V
"The cr--,firln~- in the ncrthern 1;yzy',kum."
Des-'ato"'e --Oves~chnrliye r.arazi-tol-icheskim prnblerrprr i r-rircx1nor.,chn~rrvym
holeznyam. 22-20 Gkt 'v.-, I - r'vn I)-50 ~,. (Tnth Conference on Psr?sitA.oFlcal
"'roblems -nnd Dis7eases with Nntural Fr.,cj'22-2c) October 1959), Mosenw-
;enin7r-3d, 1999, Acp:cley7 of Medical Sciences USSR and Ac;.zderTr of Sciences
No. 1 25L'r-Fl.
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Aralomorskaya Antiplague Station

SMIRIN, V.K.
Nesting of the harrier ea-gle in the Aral Sea region. Zool. zhair.
38 no.11:1756-1757 11 '59 (911RA 13:3)
1. Aral Sea Anti-Plague Station.
(Aral Sea region-Hawks)

KRIVOSBErEV, V.G.; ROTSMLID, Ye.V.; SKMIN. T.K.
- I,-.-,,--.....,.-- -----_
Distribution and numbers of the Persian gazelle and saiga, in
northern Kysyl Lam. Vap.geog. no.48:55-70 6o.
(MIU 13:7)
(4zyl lum-Gazelles) (Kyzyl lux-Saiga)

SMIRINV V.M.
Distribution of some ma=sIs in the present delta of the Syr Darya.
Biul. MOIP. Otd. biol. 65 no.5:136-137 S-0 160. (MIRA 13.12-)
(SYR DARYL DUTA-RODENTIA) I

RUTSHILID, Ye.V.; SMIRIN, V.i%1
Relationship between eplzootic fooi of plague and particular land-
scape types in the northern Kyzyl Kwn. Biul. MOIP. Otd, biol. 66
no.10-22 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(MYL KUIA-GERBIIS AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE) (PIAGUE-)

SMIRIN. *,V'Y
Distribution of greater gerbils in the ancient
of the northern Kyzyl Kwn. Biul.MIP.Otd.biol.
162.
alluvial lowlands
6`7 no.4:159 JI-Ag
(YdRA 15~-10)
(KYZYL KUM-GERBIIS)

FLINT, V.Ye.; CHUGUNOV, Yu.D.; SMIRIN, V.M.; FORMZOV,. k.N.,-prof., red.;
'l,
MITIN, R.S.Y red. -
(Maminals of the U.S.S.R.] Hlekopitaiushchie SSSR. Moskva,
Mysil, 1965. 437 p. (MIRA 18:7)

ACC NR- AP7001168 X SOURCE CODE: UR/0439/66/045/007/1090/1092
1AUTHOR: Ananlin, V. V.; Smirin, V. M.; Khalimov, M. Kh.; Kokovin,
I. L.; Panova, V. V.; Sakha~IE~e~~-a-T.--'F.
ORO: Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Academy of Medical
Sciences,SSSR, Moscow (Institut epidemiologit i m1krobiologil Akademit
meditsinskikh nauk SSSR); Dushanbe Institute of Epidemiology, Ministry
of Public Healbh,SSSR (Dushanbinskiy institut epidemiologii Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya SSSR); Tadzhik Republic Sanitary-Epidemiological
Station, Dushanbe (Tadzhikskaya respublikanskaya sanitarno-epidemiolo-
gicheskaya stantstya)
TITLE: Natural foci of leptospirosis in southwest Tadzhikistan
:SOURCE: Zoologicheskly zhurnal, v. 45, no. 7, 1966, 1090-.1092
TOPIC TAGS: animal disease, leptospirosis, mouse
ABSTRACT: Six natural foci of leptospirosis were Identified in river
valleys and flood plains of southern and western Tadzhikistan In the
summer of 1964. Trapping of small mammals, found mostly In weeds near
lakes and irrigation canals, yielded 469 specimens: 360 domestic mice
(the dominant species),, and field'mice, Turkestan rats, voles, jirds
and shrews. Leptospira were found iri the kidneys of 19 of the domestic
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mice. Eighteen strains of leptospira Isolated from these mice were
identified by the agglutination and lysis reaction as belong
,t)to the
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serological group hebdomadis,, type sejroe (standard strain . The
leptospirois carriers were mostly healthy adult males (Hue musoulue).
Orig. art. has':.: -I#table. IWA-50; ME NO 141
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SMIRIN, YU.M.
Distribution of the greater gerbil (Rhombomys opimus Imicht.) in the
right-bank- area of the middle Syr Darya Valley. Zool. zhur. n0.8:
1266-3269 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Biological Pedological Faculty-, Moscow State University.
(Kazakhs tan--Gerb i Is )

GORNOSTAYEVV G.N.; LOBACHEV, V.S.;
Distribution of the lesser suglik (Gitellus pygmaeup Pallj in the
northeastern part of the ArAl Sea region. Bi.ul, MQTP. Otd. biol.
65 no.5;101-102 S-0 160. (MIFA 13:12)
(ARAL SEA, REGION--ZUSLIKS)

Sbff RINI-Tu4m.
Effect of laboratory conditions on chemical ~hermoregulation in
the red-backed bank vole (Clethvionomys glareolus SchreV.) in
winter. Biul. MOIP. Otd. biol. 66 no.3:20-24 MY-Je 161.
(MIRA 3-4:6)
JWCE AS IABORATORY ANIMLM)
(BODY TM?ERATURE.-REGUIA TION)

SHILOV, I.A.; SMIRIN, Yu.1-1.
Ecology of food storage by the sparrow owl. Nauch. dokl. vys.
shkoly; biol. nauki no. 2:43-48 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy zoologii pozvonochnykb Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. M.V.Lomonosova.

SMI.RINP Yu.m.
Population d~rnamics of murine rodents in various forests of
the Moscow region. Zool. zhur. 43 no-10:1544-1551 164.
(MIRA 17.12)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy fakul'tet Moskovskago gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.

SI-TIRTIT, Yu.1,%
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Seasonal population dynamics of forest rurine rodents in the
vicinity of Moscow. Biul IIAOIP Otd. biol. 70 no. 6:13-20
IT-D 16 5 (mipuk 19:1)

A.K.; -SMIR-11-111A, E.M.; BEmisunat,, Pi).
14titerlala on thiq reproduction of Xiticola argentatua leuc-larun
Sev. in the Trans-ni Platau. Biul. MCj'-'P Utd. blol. 70 no. 62
21-29 N-Dr 165 (MIRA. 19:1)

KHAYTUN, X.I.; SMIRIM, V.A.
Use of VM-35 switches as isolaters. Prom. energ. 16 no.8:
42-4-3 Ag 161. (Macttia switchgear) (MIRA 14:9)

ENTEIJZ, S.G.; EPPLE, G.V.; SKMKOV, N.M.
Ip
Kinetics of the reduction of triphenylbarbinol.by isopropyl
alcohol in an aqueous sulfuric acid mediumby hydride transfer.
Dokl, AN SSSR 136 no.- 3:667-670 ja 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Institut khimicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
V.N. Kondratlyevymo
(Reduction, Ghemical) (Methanol) (Isopropyl alcohol)

SMIPT'A, Ovidiu, maistru; VOICU,Gh.
At a rapid pace. Constr Rae 16 no.735tl 8 F'64-

SHIRNA, Ovidlu
We start to work with insured documentation. Constr Buc 15
no.728:1 21 D 163.
1. Maistru, presedintele comitatului sindical, de sectie de la
santierul 3 al Intreprinderli no.1 (Tristul Regional De Gonstructii
de Locuinte), Iasi.

SMIRNA , Ovidiu,
On labor protection themes. Constr Buc 16 no. 738:4
29 February 1964.
1. Presedintele comitetului sindical de sectie de la santierul,
11 al grupului nr. 1, Trustual. Regional do Constructii do
Locuinte, Iasi.

R01,96GANU, -',ircea, ing.; BUDAI, Teodor, ing.; BEEJENARU, Nicolaic,
ing.; POPZSCU, Anton; ISARDUL-ESCU, nihai, ing.; SMIWL-!,.PV-)diu
Izrge panel construction, a rapid, productive, and economical
method. Constr Buc 16 no. 743:3 4 April 164

5,111,01A,,, OvIdla, cortiaporldent; DRIA, Dvidtxu, core spoadent; DUN111TESCU, Coll.-
uWWAit, GIIJUG41'Al S., coruoporidont; BUGUA, Slt., coraiipoiident
Top collGotives in socialist competition. Constr Buc 17 no.790:1, 2
27 F 165.

SMIRNA, Ovidiul coresp.; BENES, Lazar, coresp.
A large construction site in Iasi. Constr Buc 17 no.795~1
3 Ap 165.

SKRNAYA, L.M. (Odesskaya oblastg)
Stimulation in comprehensive treatment of poliomyelitis
consequences. Vrach.delo no.3s.86-89 Mr 163. (MM 16:4)
1. Detskiy sanatoriy "Khadzhibey" (nauchnyy rukof#itell - prof.
F.N.Serkov), Odeaska a oblast'.
(POLIOMYELITIS5 (VIBRATION (THMPEUTICS))

SERDYUK, L.S.; SILIGH, U.F.; SMIRNAYA, V.S.
Extraction-photometric determination of yttrium and lanthanum
with alizarin S. Trudy Kom.anal.khim. 14:271-278 163.
(MMA 16:11)

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AUTHOR- Serdyuk, L. S.; _&d=& a
TITIE: Spectrophoto=etric study of reactions of ceslum# 2anthamn and yttAin
',with xylenol orange..
SOURCEC Zhurnal ... 14ticbeskoy lc~imiii
ve 19, no* 4. 19&p 451-456
i: T04C TAGS: cesium complex, Imathanum complexp yttrium complexp 0ect&V towetryi
chemical analysisp xylanol orangep photometric detentination
ABSMCT: The purpose of this vork vas to investigate,, spectrqpbotametricallyp
the reaction of xylenol orange C3p3'-bia-di-(carboxYmethyl)-aminametbyl-o"-Cresol
'I suifophthaleinj with rare earth elements using cesium, lwtbanum and yttriume
It was further planned to develop a method for spectrophotometric determination
of these elementse For t&e study., VM cowl"'formation of the optical de"ity
of xylenol orange solutions simd of its compleims vith cesium, -IanAhanua and yttrima
vas'determined an a function of the pH of the solution. The optical density of
the solutions vas measured by means of spectraphotometer CY-4 and lorimeter
mx-%* - Ma. of VE vem dam on an LP-5 pR moUre It bas been, Aboim
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Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Fizilca, No 3, 1957, Do 7193
,.Luther i 'toy!,hrudoll, -J,J1., Smirnitskava. G.V., Borison!,.o,
Title Ionic Pump with Cold 1,'loc.'I-roons and Its Characturistics
Orig Pub Radiotoklin. i elol:~I-ronika, 1956, 1, No 2, 253-259
.Lbstract .n investigation vias made of tho absorption of gases 'M an
cloctric discharge by cold cathodes, placed in a lon.gitudinal
ma.-:netic field it a prossure 10 2 __ 10-8 (11n, mercury, voltages
up -L-,o 4.5 1,.-v, and magiatic field .'ntensities of 350 -- 1,000
oersted, for air, noon, and 'Liolium. The smaller .0UM1,3-0Ut
velocity in 'Gho caso of noon and holi-am is a tribut'-d to
iroakor cathode spaitorin;, in these gases. "Inc optimum ratios
bot-vtoon Wic., applied voltacco and the intonsity of -.';he ma,-no-
LiC
field have boon chosen experimentally. It is shovm that
tho anode r.,iat-;rial does not play a substantial role, and that
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the' best results are ubtainod irith cathodes made of 'antalum,
molybdenum, and niobluni. The distribution of the current
4onsity on th..; surface of the cathodo is investigated, and
it is shown that in tho catliodo-spatorin- process th~, rr atost
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dependence of the pump-out speed on the geometry of the dis-
char,-c gap, on the dis~anco boUrec-i electrodes, and on the
aiwactor of tho tube has boon established. The pump can
oDoi7ato on ac and dc, and there is no sa-'L-,uration. The
capacity of the pump can '.)o increased considerably by con-
noct-ing sovoral sections in parailol (in a single tube).
Bibliography, 7 titles
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.AUT11ORS: Smirnitskaya, G-V. ) and E.M. Reykhru .1
TITLE: Kinetics of the Electrons in a Discharge in Magnetic
Fields at Iow Pressures (0 kinetike elektronov v raz-
ryade v magnitnOm pole pri nizkikh davleniyakh)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, 1957, Vol.II3 No.101
pp. 1303 - 1306 (USSR)
ABSTRA.CT: The discharge device considered is a low-pressure tube
having a ring anode and two disc cathodes situated at equal
fb*nnm +:,ha nnnap. radins of the anode is r- and

109-10-15/19
Kinetics of the Electrons in a Discharge in Magnetic Fields at Low
Pressures.
by Eqs. (2), (3) and (4), which are subject to the following
an electron has initial velocities
boundary conditions:
0 and i 0 in the direction of the z and r axes, respec-
tively.
Solution of Eq.(2) shows that an electron is subject to a
harmonic motion in the direction of the axis z , while in
the plane ro there are three solutions. At mgnetic fields
greater than a certain critical value Hk-p I the electron is
subject to both a rotation and a harmonic motion (see Fig.2a);
tliol~-.-iaolut-a*.o-'n,s-~-~for'tli�-s,--~Aase - --' -': are given by Equations
(5) and (6). For magnetic fields equal to or lower than
Hkp ) the electron trajectories are in the form of an expon-
ential spiral (see Fig-26). From the above, it is concluded
that a glow discharge cannot exist in the tube at magnetic
fields lower than H kp* This result was confirmed by some
experiments which showed that at U = 3 000 V I p = 10-6 MmHg2
a
no discharge could be obtained at magnetic fields less than
Uard2/3 200 Oe.

RZYMMUDELI, B.M. - SMnNITSKAYA G V.
Static and dynamic characteristics of a discharge connected with
oscillating electrons in a magnetic field. rzyasuchebtzare;
radlofiz. 1 no.2:36-44 158. (MIRA 110.1)
1. Moskovskly goBudaretvenVy uniTersitet.
(Electric discharges through gases)

REYKERUDELI, R.M.; SMIRNITSXAYA, G.V.
Special features in the Ignition of a discharge in a high vacuum
located In a magnetic field* 1zvsvys*uchebezaT.; radlofiz. I
no.2-45--50 ~58- (MZRA 12:12)
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AUTHORS: band Reykhrudel',E.M. SOV/55-56-2-,16/35
TITLEs Kinetics of Electrons in the Electromagnetic Field of a
Magnetic Ionization Pressure Gauge and of an Ion Pump
(Kinetika elektronov v elektromagnitnom pole magnitnogo
ionizatsionnogo manometra i ionnogo nasosa)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Moskovskogo -Universiteta. Seriya matematiki, melvahniki,
astrohomii, fiziki, khimii, 2958,Nr 2,pp 121-132 (US'7M)
ABSTRACT: The paper contains a theoretical investigation of the
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motion of electrons in a magnetic longitudinal field and r-
'
a nonuniform electric field. The fields correspond about
to the field distribution in an ionization manometer and in
an ion pump. The calculation does not consider the spatial
charge and holds only for the relations before the ignition
and for the burning discharge under low pressure
(10- 6_ 10-8 mm Hg). Under these suppositions the cathode range
extends over the whole discharge interval, and the influence
of the volume charges on the electron motion can be neglected.
The investigation of the kinetics of charged particles in
the conditions chosen in the vacuum permits to explain how
the discharge develops in the magnetic field under low
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Kin-etics of Electrons in the Electromagneti,~ Field SOV155-56-2-,16135
of a Magnetic Ionization Pressure Gauge and of an !on PUMP
pressure and ho~ large the values E and H have to be for a
nressure of lo- - 10-7 cm Hg, in order for a dllscha~rge
There are 18 references., 7 of which are Sov_J.et, 2 French,
and 9 American.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra obshchey fiziki d1ya biologo-pochvennogo i dr.f-tov
(Chair of General Physics of the Faculty of SoU Biology
and other Faculties) [bloScoW U'z_jv.j
SUBMITTED: June 24, 1957
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SMIRNITSKA~, G.: REJHRUDEL, E.
"Kinetics of electrons in the electromagnetic field of the magnetic manometer of
ionization and of the ionic pump"
Buletin. Seria Shkencat Natyrore. Tirane, Albania. Vol. 12, no. 3,, 1958
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SMIRNITSUYA, G.V. -, IWIMIRIMLI, N.H.
Electric discharge with a cold cathode at low pressives in a
magz2etic.field. Zhur.tekh.fiz. 29 no.2:1~3-162 F 159.
(MBA 12:4)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univprsitet im. H.V.Iomonosova.
(Electric discharges) ("etic fields)

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AUTHORS: Reykhrudell, E.M., Smirnitakaya, G.V. and
Vasillyeva, M.N.
TITLE: Certain Characteristics of Discharges in
and Magnetic Ionization Manometer ~k
PERIODICAL:Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1960, Vol 5,
pp 662-665 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
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an Ion Pump
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It was shown previously (Ref 1,2) that under certain
conditions a series of sharply defined ionization regions
may form in a low-pressure electric discharge with cold
cathode in an external magnetic field. In the present
article the volt-ampere characteristics of such discharges
are presented and the ion-velocity distribution close to
the cathode given together with a comparison of the
processes accompanying ignition of the discharge in the
magnetic field with processes in a vacuum arc. Drawn-out
ignition was used (Ref 3), reaching several minutes,
permitting measurement of pre-breakdown currents by a
pointer instrument. Slow discontinuous increases of
current were observed which, at a certain value of
current, lead to sharp increase of the latter and the

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Certain Characteristics of Discharges in an Ion Pump and Magnetic
Ionization Manometer
ignition of the autonomous discharge. This is
explained by the appearance of microdischarges and the
evoLution of gas with ion bombardment from the active
sections of the cathode. The range of ion energies in
the cathode region is approximately 250 V, occurring in
several groups, confirming the existence, under certain
conditions, of several ionization regions. The initial
state of each breakdown in high vacuum in the presence
of a cold cathode is the formation of individual
emission centers on the cathode and the evolution from
them of gas and metal vapor under the action of ion
bombardment. There are 3 figures and 6 references,
5 of which are Soviet and I English.
ASSOCIATION:Fizicheskiy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta im. M.V.Lomonosova (Physics Department of
Moscow State University imeni M.V.Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: June 1, 1959
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REYKRRUDELI , i- . - SHERET1DV, E.P.
G V~
Ifigh-frequency radiation of a discharge in an ion pump with cold
cathode. Radiotekh. i elektron, 7 no.10:1809-1815 0 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Fizicheskiy fakulftet Moskovskogo gosudarstvannogo universiteta
im. M.V.LomonosovAj RyazwwkiT radiotekhnicheskiy institut.
(Ef6etronics)

REYPIRUDEL't E.M.; SKIRNITSKAYA, G.V.
- ~ - - I T - -1,
Modern ultrahigil vacitum ~echrliques. Zhur. tekh. fiz. 33 no.12-.
1405-1429 D 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Fizicheskiy fr&ulltet Moskovskogo aosudarstvennogo universiteta.

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AP6025248 SOURCE CODB;UR/0057/66/036/007/1217/1225 ~0
AUMOR: 'Smirnitakaya, V,; Babertsynn,R.P.
ORG: Ph Agskopq#ment, Moscow State University Mzicheskiy fakulstet Moskovskogo
Y_#
gosudarstvennogo universitets)
On the kinetics of the positive ions in a Penning discharge
Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 7, 1217-1225
TAGS:gas discharge, Penning discharge, ion distribution, particle trajectory
ABSTRACT: The authors have calculated ion trajectories in long- and short-anode
Penning discharges, using experimentally determined potential distributions. Calcu-
lations were performed both for the case of a low pressure discharge, when space charge
may be neglected, and for the case when space charge must be taken into account. Ford
most of the calculations simple quadratic expressions were assumed for the potential
as a function of the cylindrical coordinates r and z and closed expressions were ob-
tained for the trajectories. Numerical calculations based on a slightly more compli-
cated expression for the potential were performed for the case 6f a ring-anode Penning
tube. The following conclusions are drawn: the ions execute complex oscillations
about the axis of the discharge or, in case space charge is significant, about the
radius of minimum potential, and the number of these oscillations depends on the lengthl
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ORG: Physics Dopartmen t, Moscow State University (Fizicheokiy fakulltet Moskovskogo
goauda*rBtvonno`go, u'niveroftota)
TITIX: A now method for determining the potential distribution in a
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no.7, 1226-1232
TOPIC TAGS: gas discharge, Penning discharge, electric potential, potential
distribution
ABSTRACT: The authors describe a new technique for determining the potential distri-
bution in a Penning discharge, which they call the "ion-kinetic method", and present
experimental data obtained by the new techniqub. The ion-kinetic method is based on.
the fact, shown by calculations of two of the present authors (ZhTF, 36, 1217,1966/
see Abstract AP6025248/), that ions originating on certain planes perpendicular to
the axis of a Penning discharge reach the center of the plane cathode at angles de-
pending on their radii of origin. To measure the radial distribution of potential in
the Penning discharge one need merely measure the energies of the ions issuing in
different directions from a hole in the center of the cathode and employ the.appro-
priate equations, which are presented but not derived in the present paper, The most
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,groups that differ by 100-ZOO ev, which points up the existence of discrete ionization
;,regi.on.s along both the axis and the radius of the gap; distribution of the ionization
ireaions depends on the electrode configuration and discharge parameters; (3) At low
ipressures and in strong magnetic fields, emergence of electrons from the cathode
central hole has been observed; this has been accompanied by formation of a dense
ispace charge in the anode-cylinder region; this charge bucks the potential in the gap
!center below the cathode potential; this negative space charge abruptly cuts the
'discharge current. "In conclusion, the authors wish to thank E. M. Reykhrudel' for
Ihis valuable advice. " Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
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[Experience in -Lhe Production of 3a.", t-mred ba!~-,nj' Cpyt
prolmiodstva soleno,go bakona. Mloskva, Tl;en-Lr. in-t naucluric-
Tckhm. i~ rmatsli pishchovoi pruf.,
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SKTRNITSKkYA, N.Ye.
" products. Standartizataiia
Extend the standardization of mead (MIRA 17-iN)
28 no.10;36 0 '64.
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nauchno-i-ssl-r--do,~.ratelfakogo instituta myasnoy promyshl.ennosti.

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GRUDEV., D.I., doktor sel'skokhoz. nauk; SADOVNIKOVA, N.V., starshiy
nauchnyy isotrudnik; ~IgMITSKAYA,-N.Ye.; KARAVAYEVA, S.G.;
KOTOV, P.Ya.; RODIONOVSK17, M.S.; KRYLOVA, N.N., kand. biol.
nauk; KRASILINIKOVAP T.F.J. inzhener-khimik; SOUTTSEVA, G.L.,
aspirant; KUZNETSOVA, V.V., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
Prinimali uchastiye: BAZAROVA, K.I.; MALYGINA, M.I.; BUDINSKAYA,
S.Z.; SINITSBA, I.K.
Comparative evaluation of the fattening and slaughtering
characteristics of Shorthorn and Kalmyk steers and physico-
chemical indices of their meat. Trudy VNIIMP no.16:5-23 164.
(MIRA 18:11)

1KRYUKHOVETz.., Dudtrly FeOotovich; VASIL'YEV., A.M., kand. tekhn.
nauk, r~it,.!on-zunt; MIASILOV, D.11.,, nauchn. red.;
O.M.,. red.
Assembling and testing motor vehicles, tractors and
motorcycles] Sborka i ispytaniia avtomobilei, traktorov
mo'~ots':klo-v. Mosk,,ra, Vyssha4a partiinaia, shkola, 1965.
36.1 p. WIRA 18:9)

S 11111RNI D, 3KAY It IV.N'. ; j 1.
I I -
Using the linear progrPmrriing method T.-tanninET the 1cading
of papermaking innchireT~y. TT-,ld-,.- LIFJ no.511:120-11.0 165.
(MIRA 18:8)

Tl!~.:i- -.11 ". -- ". i a I I - i L. ~:.. -Y .; , . ;i .
i - , .. , , f~ . , ~i "! . "
The Crou~ ' irethod for solvirg systems of linear equations.
Trudy LE T no.53;147-157 '65. (PJFA 12:8)

. I SOV/110-58-7-1/21
AUTHOR. Vaznosenskiy, S,,D.,, Eriq;irieor, SmirnJ111-sl,,aya., V.P.,, &Iginecr,
-,nd S,V.,j Encinee.L -------------
TITLE: Nn-w A-f-c-Resistin-, 1-bulding Uaterials Ulovyv45du ostoykiye
g
pressmall-erialy
PERIODICAL-. Vestni'~' lir 7, pp 1-6 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The range of plastics for electrical purposes available to
industry rcLia-ins limited and there is particular need of
-ire ting plastics, whicil are oftei re uired to have high
mechanical .13tr0nj.:,4.'1q arva to withst.-and moisture and heat.
Besi,,Ies a:3bestos coment. products, w1nich have T)oo.- insulating
properties and iow moisture-resistance, extensive use is M-de
of moulded m. terials based on melar-1ine-urea-formaldehyde
resins filled i-j-ith fine-grained asbestos and talc or long-
r,rained asbestos, such as plastics VEI-11 and VEI-12. Material
VEII-11 is pressed cold and shows poor mechanical stuiength,
VEI-12. w1nich is m-oulded hot, has good impact strength but
Door moi3tij~e-res~stannce. In storage both materials soon
deteriorate and become unsuitable -"or mouldin.-~ Other amino-
plastics are '-K-78-51, and K-77-51, whic1i is of similar
Card 1/6 co4iriosition, They are based on -no'di'Lied melamine-forma-lde.'r-de
I

New Arc-Resistin- Louldinr, Materials
0 0
resin filled wit-11 short--grained asbestos with a small quantity
of organic filler. These materials are good for instruments
and some othor -,).zlrts but nave little resistance to arcing.
i-iateriali based on --ilicones with i-Idneral fillin,-*s have been
r1eveloped recenti'll!, and include KM\'.--2l8 and K-.41--5, x"rhich
.-3 r; - - ma 11 n -
pa, o duc e d i n -uantities and are expensive. In
-/0 the Scientific Research Institute for Plastics developed
arc.-resisting materials grades I-Ta-20 (melamine-formaldehyde
c'
silicone) and (melamii-le-.urea-formaldehyde). They are
mzlch better than VEI-11 & 12 in general properties and have
3reater arc--resistance than othiar urea-melamine materials,
lil,lcluding .71-78-5l and K-77-51,, In developing these resins
r
found 4-liat the de-ects of Drevious res-ins 'hased on
ty.-L.ot-1hylamine result from the fact that during the processes
f
L -olycondonsation and hardening these materials generate
p
cDn_,ide_,,able quantities of volatiles, includin.g formaldehyde
and T.he -obined mclarline silicone resins used in
m,at-Dri--il iTimroved the water-rp3istance, stability and
:~.nd -:,ve hi.7h uro- and heat-resistance.
oillr k,
Card 21(b of the ~3cientilfic -?Jearch Institute of the

.eir Are-Resistinr, i.-Ioulding Materials SOVI 110-58-7-1-121
Electrotechnical Industry investigated the p-lioper ties of
-olastics !,TE--20~ I-JI-T-55 and KIE-2118 compL-1r,3d with those of
available -olastics~ Technolo--ical tes'U-s on mouldings were
mostly made on arc-c.uppreSsion chambers of d.c. contactors.,
The mouldin-q properties of the materials examined are given
in Table 1 and are-resistance data in Table 2. The resistance
of the materials to arcing .,ias determined with a.c. at
6 10 '-:V witki a distance between electrodes of 8 mm. and
-"T curren+s of up to 10 mA, The results show that the best
, -LU -j
in this Yespoct is Kldr,.-.218 and the worst K-78-51. The
insulatinL prope-fties of th-e materials were determined in
moist coriditions and also after cyclic heating and wetting.
The cycliriLs.- tests consisted of three cycles with a total
duration of 45 days, Eac-In cycle included 10 days thermal
ageing with subsequent wetting in a moisture chamber for 5
da-,,-s During '.hc--,-.,aal a:~-einv --lastics MAY-55, MIF-K-20 and
c~ 0 -1
K-78-51 were heated to 1)~Ooc and plastics KIIK-218 and
K,-41-5 tc 2000C, The test results are .given in Tables 3 &
-roi*i whilc_'i it ~vdill be seen that onl-v- Mterial K-78-51 retains
Card V6 insulat liln.!~- Pr o-!)c-rti,-s after exposure to moisture The
ej

New Arc--Resi.,1-tin,,- 14aterials SO VII I
sl,-ance was improved by 30 rl,.,y,,~ thermal ageing...
di,-1 not dar,,,a-e the a-terials In addition
to tests for the rurlrose, resistance to
laoi ux owa.,3 as-- oss o d t ho w-in ant o C watu er ab.-,; orb ed by
s'andard rod3 irL,.-,orsed for 10 days and vicif-died froizi time to
t Tile tes", ro.3ii-Its are plotted in Fig, 2. The best
L1,11"eri-11 was K~73-51 and the worst MV-55 a-rid VEI-12.
Teclinolo,gi,-.-al tests an materials M,'K-20 27-55 KI-K-2118 and
VEI-12 vvere rii--de by the Apparatus Division of the Scientific
ReseaTc-',11 Ins'Llitute of thin Ele,2trotech-nical Industry using
closed arc-suppression cliairibers of a single-pole d.c.
contactor !.',V.-1+22 a rated cur-rent of 200 A and
volta-e of 130 V. The arc is emitted through long ga-ps.
1 rm-i Wide,- The following tests were made; verificat-ion
of inze-,,,ruption capacity; determination of len~gth of arc;
c- i- I e c1 I-- ing oi' rosi-stance to moisture. To verify 'the
-icity, the contactor was -,,-,.sed to ma-,~e and
inter-rultion ca-L -, L, L -
brca'- five ti.-,ws rated current fifty tim-es with a ten second
interv.,!- an.~ t-1111t,n, ten tines rated ~;uxrent with --n voltage of
'~21 0 V o.-a" t1i 12 o -r, :-- a c o -a t a f., t s .Tl-z) load consisted of inductance
Cazd 4/6 Cct-ivc resiStance, Exa-i-aination after tb~- tests showed

'21
'~.ew Are-Resistiznr- Louldin-- Ma'erials
U - - --0 U -
all the cont-actors to be in satisfactory condition and fit
.Lor furt1ler use. T!ic order of resistance to charr-ing,
3'artiinz the bc--t, is KI-Z-218, 1,T-"1,'--20 and VEI-12.
T!,e rnnet,!-iod of ialoasturiangg the arc length is explained and the
results are f7iven. The resistanca to moisture was determf~ned
in a -'-ium'idity c1ti-amber with 95-98/lol humidity at 200C for 30
da-s . The insulation resistance between t-he bolts of the
fi---red contacts was measured be-fore and after exposure. The
rcsiilts are given in Fig. 3; from wllnicla it will be seen that
matorials '1KIK-218, I-TU-20, and M-2-5` were of good resistance
to moisture whilst material VEI-12 deteriorates ra-nidly even
i-.T-'icn impregnated aith paraffin wax. The following conclusions
are draw-n. The material that best resists arcinF, and heat is
KI-1111-1-218, w-hicl'-i also Lias good resistance to moisture and good
Mioulding -;--!roperties. It is, however, of low mechanical
strenoth, scarce and exDensive. Material 1"IC-41-5 is of higher
impact stTength and lias good resistance to arcs and moisture
butt is very e:rpensive, scarce and difficult to manufacture.
11iterial K--78-51 has the best insulating properties and
Card 5/6 moisture resistance and ~--ood moulding properties. Ho,.~;everj
13

~`O'I/ 110-5 ~~-7-1/ 21
N-ew Arc-Resistinr, Loullinn- 1.1atcrials
it can only be used where good resistance to arci-nng is not
re-m-ired. Pie newly-developed materials ITK-20 and 1*IT-55
are better t"an VEI-11 &, 12 in resuect of resistance to arcs
" 6 -
and j"ieat and st-abilit-, of mouldi-n-- 'properities on- storage.
I'd-T-20 is also of better water resistance and is recomended
for -L:-e 'in the ; nufacture of arc-suppression chambers for
d.c. contactors for rated currents up to 200 amps, although
it cost-s about ti~. -ice as much as VETI-i2. 14aterial !,jqZ4-55
roc-c"ires a little more developmerlt but is recomended for
arc-sup
a 1, d 6S/ 6 claaJDers of a.c. contactors in r-lace of
VEI-11. There arc 5 tables and 3 figures.
U, ~ 3i i T T E DIkirch 19, 1958.
1. Plastics--Development 2. Plastics--Physical properties

Ya.; ZVARGULE, A., vneshtatnyy instruktor; KRARITONOVA, V.,
doverany7 vrach; SAVELIYEVA, G., inzh.-tekhnolog; NIKOLAYEVA, A.,
starshiy instruktor; SNMITSWA, Ye.; MMLOVA, V.
Changes for the,better. Okhr.truda i sots.stixkh. 5 no.4:20-22
Ap 162. .(MIR& 15--4)
1. Predsedatell obshchostyennogo soveta 1+-y ob"yedinennoy bollnitay
g. Rigi (for Berkan). 2. Reapublikanakiy sovet profsoyuzov
Latviyskoy SSR (for Zvargule, Nikolayeva). 3. Pishchevaya
laboratoriya g. Yurmala (for Savel'Yeva). 4. Korrespondent gazety
"Sovetskaya Latviya" (for Smitrnitakaya). 5. Spetsial'nyy
korrespondent zhurnala "Okhrana truda i sotaiallnove Btrakhoyaniye"
(for Khmeleva).
(Latvia-Sanatoriumj~

TROFIIMIKOV, Yuriy Grigorlyevich; VOROBKOV, Lev Nikolayevich;
S.'Ld4ITSKIY. And rey.-.,1vano-v:ich;, BENEDIKTOV, Aleksey
-Kie~~Sa~r-o--,-vdc-h; DURANTE) V.A.~ kand. tekhn. nauk,
retserizent,-
[Field methods of studying the structural properties of
soils] Polevye metody issledovaniia stroiteltnykh svoistv
gruntov. Moskva, Stroiizdatj 1964. 141~ p. (MIRA 17:11)

SMIRNITSKIY,, B.M. (Sayrnytelkyi, B.M.]v inzh.
Our carrousel-type arrangement for milking parlors; Yfekh. sill.
hosp. 14 no.6:24-2L Je 163. (MIRA 170)
1. Sovkhoz "Kamlyanka", Vasilevskogo rayona, Zaporozhskoy oblasti.

8(61%
SOV11 IZ-59-4-6913
Trar.slaticii. from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektratekhnika, 1959, Nr 4, p 71 (USSR)
AUTHOR: ZmirrLitqkij-, M. A.
TTTL : -Some Results of Testing an Ionic Exciter at the Xu7byshev HYdroelectric
Pa-ver Plan~u
PERIODICAL: Naladochnyye i eksperim. raboty ORGRES. Nr 15, 1958, pp 117-121
ABSTRACT: The stability of power transmission from the Kuybyshev station to
Moscow, via a 400-kv line, requires that under forced -excitation conditions
the generator -rotor voltage reach 1, 600 v and that the excitatilon time constant
does not exceed 0. 1-0. 15 sec. A number of generators at the Kuybyshev
station have ionic separate-type excitation which is, admitted17, simpler and
better than the rotary-exciter system. Valve-tube groups are supplied by an
auxiliary 3--phase generator on a common shaft with the maia unit; the
auxiliary-generator stator has a line-to-l-ine voltage of 1, 380 v and a tap at
460 v. The valve group supplied from the 460-v tap ensures exciting the
Card 1/2

SOV/112-59-4-60,13
Some Results of Testing an Ionic Exciter at the Kuybyshev Hydroelectric .
generator under normal operating conditions; the valve group supplied at
1, 380 v ensures forced excitation and the generator-field discharge under
emergency conditiona. The generator-rotor voltage can be (valve-grid)
controlled by a rotatable phase regulator (manually) or by a phase adjustable-
arm bridge (automat ic ally, by an externally - magnetized reactor). Under
forced excitation conditions, the normal'-operation valve group is cut off by a
reverse voltage. The field discharge is achieved by turning the ionic exciter
into an inverter. The excitation system can take care of all operating
conditions even if one of the operating-group valves is faulty. The oscillograms
suppli-ed in the article show that the rate of Voltage rise under forced -excitation
conditions is as high as 60, 000 v/sec. The exicitation system can be so aligned
that a 2, 000 -amp rotor current will be automatically discharged in 0. 64 sec,
or 5,400-amp current in 0.9 sec.
Translator's note: "valve" means a rectifying device. N. N. V.
Card Z/?_

SMIRNITSKIY, M.A., inzh.; CHASHNIK, A.I., inzh.
Adjusting the electromagnetic voltage corrector of a generator
equipped with electronic excitation- Blek sta- 30 no.2:52-55
ir 159. (NINA 12:3)
(Electric generators) (Electric controllers)

MIRNITSKIT, V.A., inzhener.
Device for determining linear acceleration. Sellkhossashina no.10:25
o 156. (NLRL 9:12)
(Accelerometers)

AUTHOR- Vaysenberg, A. 0., Smirnitskiy, V. A., Rabin, 111. V.
TITIE: A Microscope Stage for Particle Scattering Dileasurements
in Nuclear Photoemulsions. (.N1ikroskopnyy Stol dlya
lzmereniya Rasseyaniya Chastits v Kadernykh Fotoemull-
slyakh.)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i Tekhnika Y,.ksperimenta, 1957, Fo. 2,
pp. 112 - 114 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The development of the photoemulsion cameras has lead
to an increase in the ti-ack lengths which can be observed,
an increase in the statistical accuracy of scattering
measurements, and the independence of experimental results
from the degree of development of the emulsion. Among the
factors which determine the accuracy of scattering measure-
ments, the most important are those due to the noise which
exists because of the finite grain size and intervals
between them, to the noise introducedby distortion, and
to the noise due to the microscope stage, the longitudinal
displacement of which is accompanied by small transverse
displacements equivalent to scattering, It was required
to have a microscope bench with longitudinal movement of
a few cm and with not mol%-- than 0.01 micron of the trans-
verse displacement. The piesent type of the "sprang
Card 1/3 action" microscope bench is ctie to Cosyns (Ref. 1) and this

A Microscope Stage for ParUcle Scatuerin6 "i1easure Lae ats ill !Iuc'lear
Photoemulsions.
principle is also used in -the KOPhIJYA 1,1-52 bench. The
bench has the followinS drawback-s: springs have to be
accurately calibrated, it is temperature and load sensitive
and its noise increases at large displacements. Since a
glass surface can be prepared to a very great accuracy,
the authors have constructed, and now describe, a micros-
cope bench usin6 tvio accurately prepared glass plates as
guides. The action of the bench can be clearly seen from
Figure 1, where 1 is a heavy steel plate with two steel
blocks covered by the above glass plates acting as buffers
and guides. The "noise" of the bench has been measured
by means of the Michelson interferometer with results
E;iven in Figure 3, where the abscissa represents the
magnitude of the displacement and the ordinate the mean
value of the second order differences (curve A), which
represents a "noise" of 0.005 micron for the displacement
of 50 ;o 100 microns. In the same figure curve B represents
the noise of the KOI~i_14KA-M 52 of Gottstein (Ref . 3). Two
photographs of the bench assembly and two graphs of
experimental resul-ut-s are given, There are three references,
Card 2/3 none of which is Slavic.

SMIIUIITSKIY. V.A., inzhener.
NMMWAWMMMMMWA~~
Devices for measuring traction and torque. sei'l-hozmashina no.7:7-8
71 15".
V (Engineering instrumenta) (MLRA 10:8)

HE I,
A1,111OR VAYSENBZHG~ A 0.,SM111t,ITSKIY~ V.A.
TITLE The Menon Decay~'cfa TFri5~mlfjVerfragment.
(L1ezcnzwy raspad tritiyevogo giperoskolka -Russian)
PERIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret.Fiziki,1957,Vol 32,Nr 4,PP
56-4-15/ 52
736-737(USSR)
ABSTRACT During the systematic examination of Ilford G-5 emulsion layers
(exposed to radiation in an emulsion chamber for eight hours in an
altitude of 25 km in Italy in the fall of 1955) put at their dis-
posal by Prof.Powell,the authors of the paper under review disco-
vered a mesonic decay of a tritium hyperfragment,with a negative
pion being retarded in the emulgion.This case is being mentioned in
the paper under review for the purpose of supplementing the relevant
statistical data.From the primary star of the type 10+0n(reprodu-
ced in the paper under review) a slow simply charged particle hf is
emitted.This particle is stopped in the same layer and it forms a
secondary star with three rays.The range of hf amounts to 36o/4and
on basis of the r4nge) is larger than the mass of the proton.Also
the estimate on basis of scattering and range yields a value that
is larcger than the proton mass.The oharge of hf, as determined on
basis of the number of interruptions,on basis of the range,and on
basis of the thickness of the trace,equals 1.At the secondary star
two particles with short ranges have equal ranges,namely 12+0.6
The estimate of the charge yields z-1.Trace 3 belongs to a nega-
tive pion with the range of 15,7ooz(,.This negative pion penetrated
Card 1/2 eight layers of emulsioon and prod4ced at the end of its range a

AUTHOR VAISMERG, A.0., 5M1KV4iTb&11, V.A. 5 F5- b-ll /5 6
TITLE Investigation of Corrvl~aons~iy~-,u -*, e - Decays
(Isaledavaniye korrelyatsiy pri Tr -*,a -+ e raspadakh. Russian)
MIODICAL Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957., Vol 32j, Nr 6, pp, 1340 - 1343
(UOSGS.R.)
ABSTRACT In the present pai*r the energies resulting from the n* -+ + -+e+ - decay
in a photoemulsion are measured of the positrons and the Agles between
the flying-off direction of the positrons and mgforts. The authors up to
now investigated 2334 w -~i-acts of decay which vers observed on the occa-
sion of the systematical inspection of the part of the estulsion chamber
recorded by Prof, PON=. This emulsion chamber vas'irradiated at a
height of 28 km.
The truss of the positrons and myons enclose with the emulsion plane
only small angles. It is therefore possible, without committing grave
errors, to refer the correlation to particles, the traces of which are
located in the emulsion plane. The spectrum measured here of the posi-
trons produced on the occasion of the decay is shown in a diagrame In
this spectrum the particles with an energy of awe than 40 KeV are in-
vestigatedo the emission direction of which includes small angles to-
gether with the flying-off direction of the myon, The corresponding data
are shown in a table. The front-rear asymmetry in the case of small
Card 1/2 angles is extraordinarily high, but decreases in the case of a decrease

Investigation of Correlations in n -y2 -1, e - Decays 56-6-13./56
of the angular aperture. The amount of this asymmetry agrees well with
its theoretical value. When taking account of all angles (0 - go 0 and
go - 180 0) the asymmetry effects decrease but are still easily obsery-
us
-2ble~ From a diagram shown hdre the following concl ions are drawn:
1.) Towards the front 54 positrons--were emittods and 66 towards the rewe
2,) The share of the positrons flying tff in the rear direction increases
considerably at an increase of the energies from 25 to 40 M*V-
3.) From the particles with an energy of more than 55 Nov, 9 flow off
in the rear direction and only 2 in the frontal direction.
In conclusion the data obtained here are compared with a theoretical
curve* Attention is drawn in short to the differences (apparently con-
nected with the depolarization) between experiment and theory@ (With
2 illustrations and 1 table)e
ASSOCIATION Academy of Science of the UqS.S.R.
(Akademiya Nauk SSSR)
PKBENTED BY
SUIVITTED 19.3*1957
AVATTABLIP Library of Congress
Card 2/2

USSR/Ruclear Physics - Elementary Particles. C-3
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1958, 344
Author Vaysenberg, A.O., Sm:Lrnitskiy,-',B.A.a
Inst Academy of Sciences, USSR.
Title Investigation of the Correlations in 1', e decays.
Orig Pub Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, 1957, 52, No 6, 134o-1343
Abstract Measurements were made of the energies of 1M positions
from -,, e decay in photoemulsion and the angles
between the tracks of the ,t, meson and the positron.
It is shown that the distributions obtainecl are in'quali-
tative agreement with the theory of the two-componant
neutrino. A value oQ\ =~ 0.50 = 0.25 was obtained for
the product of the parameter of this theory, X , by the
relative number c)'%of,,-"1 mesons that do.not experience de-
polarization in the emlsion.
Card 1/1

SAMOY-LOVICH, D. M., SMIRNITSKIY, V. A., SUKHOV, S. A., RYABOV, V. D. and RULEV, A. V. I
E~Up M 4-
"Appareil Pour Le Developpement Semi-Automatique Des Grands ile ew's
D'emulsion Nucleaire."
paper presented at the Second Intl. Colloquium on Corpuscular Photography.
Montreal, 21 Aug - 7 Sep 1958.
Encl: B-3,il4,647.

"Investization of AsymQtItrr ofj^( .1 Decay s in Photo3raphic E~nullsions,
111jelear -Physics, '101. 5,- 1'710- 1. Jan '58 (1-Torth Holland Publ. Co., Amsterdxm) !,-B.33 -40
Acadeiwj of Sciences, USSR, Moscow
Abstract: Me enerMr Dependence of the angular distribution of positons relative to
the direction of emission of /,,I- -~-riesons prcKluced lngr~/L4-, f-- -,P-decays is studied
iii photographic emulsions.

iMHOHS: 7..y:,,rjnber:-, A. SOV/5(~'-35-3-13/61
Kolga,mova, B. D., V., Pcsotskaya, Ye. A.,
Rabin, Ii. V.
TITLE: Angrular Correlations for Positrons of Low Energy in
TL+- ll+-e+ Decay (U~iovaya korrelyatsiya d1ya pozitronov maloy
e':el-91-- +-e+-raspade)
*i ori H+_9
PERTODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 19r8,
Vol 35, Nr 3, pp 645 - 646 (USSR)
A
M~R_'CT: After the discovery of the nonconse-vation of parity
ith weak interaction, several groups of research scientists
investL7ated the energy dependence of the angular correlation
of Dositrons in n+-P +-e+ decay (Refs 1-3); according
to (Ref 4) the connection
I Mukhin, Ozerov and Pontekorvo
between asymmetry and ener6gy corresponds to the laws
of the two-component theory, accordinC to -ahich the
formula (1)
Cos A .2F, -1 applies, where ~_denotes the angle
Card 1/4 3 3 - 2E

Aijgular Correlations for Positrons of Low FnerEy in SOV/56-35-7-13/61
Decay
between the difection of myon spin and the direction
of the emission of the po~Atron in g+-e+ decay.1L
denotes the energy of positrons in units of its
ma--imum ener.-Y, X-a parameter of the theory (which
7
is determined from the ratic between interaction con-
stants), a - a coeffici t wriich shorts what part
of myons is polarized atThe instant of decay. In the
present paper the correlation was not investi,crated in
SP11.1.0e, but in the plane, so that the formula used here
Cor Cos &-is distinguisl,,ed from (1) by the fact that
the first factor of the rig'-t side is a\/2. A photuo-
mulsion plLte 1-WIIM-R 400g thickness was used for
the inves ti~;at ions;, it .-;ns exposed to a 7t+-meson beam
of the synchrocyclotron of the OIYaI (Ob"yedinennyy i-notitut
y--dernykh issledovaniy = United Institute for Nuclear
Research)(cf.also reference 2). Results are, essentially,
given in t,.,,,o tunbles~
1) Series of measurements, 1099 positron traces:
Card 2/4

An -ru 12, r C o r r e La t i on, s f o r 1~ , s --" t- -~ o n s o f L o V, E n e ri --I
~L+-e+ Decay
bard 3/4
SOV'56-75-3-13/61
0 C; 0-0,3 0,3-0)6 0)6-0,9 0,9
0-180 number of 46 333 440 280
par cles n
=os~i+ 0,7 /Fn 0,18-+0,10 0,00-+0,04 -0,0~+0,03 -0,09-+0,04
0 - 600 n 34 231 300 198
1 20-1800(7o-s ~'+(),85/fn 10,30+0,15 0,00+0,06 -o,o6+o,05 -o,16+o,o6
2.Series of measurements,8000 n+-g+-e+ decay events, of
,ahich 200 with 0,3
F- -. 0-0, 3 0,3-0,6
0-1800 n 201 499
c o ST 0,07�0,05 0,01+0,03
o - 6o0 n 141 337
120-1800 7os 0,1 L+0,07 0,01+0,05
(iris the angle between the direction of emissi
L on of the
myon and thcLt of the positron). Similar measurements
have recently been carried out by ?ershin et al (Ref 7)
in the propane-bubble-chamber. The authors in concluz~ion
thank A.I.Alikhanov for his interest in this worl:

.1 .1 w Enerj,,Y in -35-3-13/61
Gor~,(!I~mtiowr; for Fwlitrorm of Lo S011/56
-R+-9+-(-+ ijec"~'Y
and A.--,~.Birzaal for calcul-ations. IAloreover, they
express their gTatitude to the collaborators of the
testinG --roup for evaluatin& a lurf'o number of plates.
0 6
There are 2 tables and 7 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: May 31, 1958
Card 4/14

SOV/120-59-4-.11/50
AUTHORS: Samay lovich. D. Ll- Sri' V. A.7 vk,!--0V9 3~ A.~
B,Yalbov 1) V. D.. Rule
TITLE: An Installation. for the Semli-A-at-0-matic Photographic Pro-
cessing of Large Emulsion Stacks
PERIODICAL. Pribory J. tekbxdika ekspe.-rimenta, 1959, Nr 4, pp ~58-62
(USSR.)
ABSTRACT-., This lax~ga and --~L-3:borate apparatus may bq used to
devra.lop acid fix. a 4 Iitr,5~ stack- In 4 to 6 qays. The work-
ir-cr area of IG-h-e develo-p-ing appa-ratuo is 2m'- and of the fix--
---ed emulsions eac;h 400 IL thick
ing apparatus '0 Five hard,.
maj be de-velop-ad in 2 to -3 dEivs.; while ',-)ie fixing takes 45 to
r-O hDurs or to 80 liours.. dependiii;z on whether the emulsions
are glass--ba,--ke~-IL or not, il"hie en-~:Lre amstallation occupies an
area ot 203 mL~. -v'axious gadigets are desoribed, such as
thermostated containers,.. plate holde--z, special fixing dishes,
ett-,. The basic prcl-.ess of development and fixing employed is
Card 112

21(8)
AUTHORS: Vaysenberg, A. 0., Smirnitskiy, V, A. SOV/56-36-1-56/62
TITLE: The Decay of a Beryllium Hyperfragment (Raspad berilliyevogo
giperoskolka)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i tooreticheskoy fiziki, 1959Y
Vol 36, Nr 'j, PP 333-335 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: By systematical scanning of layers of ihe emulsion Ilford G=5
irradiated in an altitude of -25 km, the authors detected a
non-meson-de-,~ay of a beryllium hyperfragment which permits
relatively precise measurement of the bindirg energy of the
A 0-particle., A slow hyperfragment is emitted from a primary
star of the -type 12 + 4P. It is -stopped in the same layer and
causes a secondary three-ray star. The range of the hyperfrag-
merit amounts to 60 ~A . An estimation of the charge by comparing
the thickness of the hyperfragment track with the thickness of
the tracks of the Be 8 hyperf ragments and of ot -particles (which
were produced in the decay of Be gives Z - 4. Analogous
estimations were carried out for the other tracks. The authors
Card 1/2 suggest the decay scheme Bea He4 + d + p + n +

The Decay of a Beryllium Hyperfragment SOV/56-36-1-56/62
Q = (16o.o + 1.3)11ev. For the binding energy of Ao in the
BAhe
nucleus
value Bg = (8.2 + 1.6)Mev is found. The values
measured of Bt for the hitherto known decays of xBe 8 are
equal to 3.7 + 3; 0 + 5; 9-3 or 6.6 (depending on the decay
0 .5
scheme); 5.9 + 0-5 (meson decay). The 3 schemes Be'---.- He +
'X a 3 3 9
+ d + p + n + 19 Be ---io He + H + p + n + Be --w
-.3- He4 + H3 + p + n + Q can be excluded since they give high
negative values of BA . The decay schemes with several neutral
particles cannot be excluded from being considered, but they
are less probable. There are 1 figure and 7 references, 1 of
which is Soviet.
SUBMITTED: October 8, 1958
Card 2/2

210) SOV/56-36-6-8/66
AUTHORS: Vaysenberg, A. 0., Rabin, N. V., Smirnitskiy, V. A.
0
TITLE: The Depolarization ofh+-Mesons in Nuclear Emulsions (Depolyari-
zatsiya +-mezonov v yadernoy emullsi-4)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959,
Vol 36, Nr 6, pp 1680 - 1686 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper intends to determine exact values of the
asymmetry coefficients in the spatial distribution of posi-
trons from the reaction n+ - tL+ - e+ in nuclear emulsions;
the author carried out a comparative investigation of ordinary
and double-diluted NIKPI-R-eiauls ions as well as Jlford G-5;
among other things, they investigated 9101 n+ _)t .1-e -decays
in NIKFI-R emulsions;irradiation was carried out on the syn-
chrocyclotron of the OIYaI (Joint Institute of Nuclear Research)-
,
The following decays were selected for investigation; 1) such
havin- an electron trace length of mm, 2) with a distance
of the vertex of the decay from the emulsion surface of the
glass >100)v . Table I shows the angular distribution of the
measured clecays for 0