SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SUSHKO, A.A. - SUSHKOV, A.L.

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BUSHKI39 A.A. (Kiyevq Krasnoa
I'Venous system of the
Reviewed by 4.A. Sush
log 160.
(ALIM19TARY CA
. tMAD.
ikaya ul.9, 90--a9 kv. 53)
-n digest .1 tract"' by F.P. Markizov.
ArIffia an t. giat; i embr. 39 no. 12:108-
T (HERA 14:2) -
BLOOD SWLY)
Iy F.P.) I

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BUMO, A.A., dotsen-b
11~mctional anatomy of the lymphatic vessels of the normal and
pathological liver. V'xaeh.delo no..Uo8/,-91 V 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Kafedra normajonoy atomii (za-v. - zasluzhennyy deyatell
nauki, prof. M.S. Spir ) Kiye-vako o mediteLnskogo Instituta.
(LYKMFICS) 5k)

SUSHKO,-Aleksandr Grigorlyevi h-,PHCHHGOr3V~ B.I., redaktor; KHOVAITSKIY, I.P.,
takhaichaskiy redaktori
[Lot us Produce an abu " nee of agrfcultura~ produots; a discuesion
of books] Sozdadim obi " eailckokh~ziaistvainnykh produktor; beseda
o kaigakh. Moskva, GoIgbiblioto'ka SSR im. T.I.IAnina. 1956. 19 p.
(Bibliography-_ r iculture) NLRA 9:11)

SIMINOVAS redaktor; KROVANSKIY, I.P.,
(Organizational and eco, Zia consoli
machine-tractor stations and state f
list] Organi.%ateionno-kboziaistyenno
sovkhozov; rekoxandatellayi ukazatel
biblioteka SSSR in. V.I.rAnina. 1956
(Bibliography C Ilective far
t
(Bibliograp hy:;~ te farls)
(Bibliograpby- Chine-tracto
tion of' collective fares,
us; a reamMend8d reading
ukreplenie kolkhozov, M i
literal=7. Moskva, Goo.
60 p. (MIRA 10:2)
stations)

VADIKOVSKAYA, Lyudmila Mikhay~ovna; DONSKAYA, Gal-ina Kupriyanovna;
OELIKOVSKAYA, Te.5,, nd.ekon.na , nauc)myy red,; SOMOVI,
V.A., red. red.; SKIY, I.P., tekhn.red.
CAgriculturel SellakoB khoziaiatvo. MoBk-ira. (Biblioteka samo-
obrazovaniia) Vol.l. [The economic and organization of
socialist agriculture in the U.S.S R.; a bibliography] Bkonomika
i organizataiia sotsi listicheskog sellalcogo khoziaistva v SSSR;
rekomendatellnyi ukaz tell literat ry. Nouchnaia red. B.S. Osli-
kovskoi. 1957. 102 to (MIRI 12:4)
(Bibliogkaphy-Agrlcu~ture)

__J~H~)V7 .,Akli-m, lv.ano.vic,h; TIROJ
(Netallurgy of allmi
skva, Metallurgiia.,
, Ivan A*ksayev'.~:h
Metallurgi a aliwirilia. 14c-
. 518 P. r (M:PIA 18 4)

SUSHKO, A.M.; YEMKLIYANSHKO, A.
Mercurometric deter nation of ta le
Soob.Prim.otd.VKHO~nno,3:73-77 1 7.
1. Kafedra khimii fnevostochno~-o
rybnoy promyeblenno'ti I kbozyay tva.
t
(Salt) ( reury nitraFe)
aalt in food prodacts.
(MIR& 13:6)
teklmicheskogo instituta
(Food-Analysis)

Mt_; YMLIYAMWKO. Z.A.
whale
otd.VKHO no -3:135-144 '57. i (MIRA 13:6)
i
Tryptic activity of the sperm
pancreas. Soob.Prim.
1. Kafedra khimii " nevostochnalgo takh-aicheakogo instituta
rybnoy prouVshlenno ti i khozyay'tva.
(Trypsin) (Panjeeas) (Whale:)

SUSHKO, A.Ye.
,f
';e"ecL4r--,r rated paramet --a In deolgring low-pressure ax-la-l-flow hydrau-
I ~-
a
!. t1urbines. T_roXy Le-b,gidr.mash.01, USSR
(MIRA 17 ~W)

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77
INS
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NP
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DRUGICIMNKO, S.K., vrach (selol Chormache-S~oboda Sumakoy oblasti);
SUSHKO, G.A., folldsh (solo Ober acho-Sloboda Sumekoy oblasti)
Remarks on rural healti education 1work. Folid. i akush. 21 no.8:
51-52 Ag 156. (KERA 9:10)
(IMA TH EDUCATIN)

M9R/Xeta3x Steel, Caisting
MW 51
"Concerning Selection of the Electric-Furnace
Process in Melting Steel for Shaped. Castinis,
I* R. Kryanin, G. V. Susbko, Engineers,
ToMMUSh (Cet Sci Res lust of Technol and Mach
Bldg)
Os
"Litey 1>.roizvoW' No 5, pp 2-6
Analyzed data of 270 production heats and con-
ducted 30 exptl 3nelts in comparative investiga-
tIon of basis and acid processes of melting car-
bou steel for shaped castings. Grapbs and table
show results. High fluidity of acid steel
195T56
permits production of thin-valled"'cAstings of in-
tricate shave. 'General coru~lusionig that'steel,
made by acid process in elec-A-re furnace, hw
considerable advantages over steel melted by basic
195Tr)6

DEMIN, Anatoliy Ivanovich[Dloi
ko, IU.P.],- KIMKV, V
red.; BEFdM, Z.G. [B,
[Repair of tractors
Remont traktoriv i
Kyiv, Derzh. uchbov
(Motor
n., A.Lj PI PENKO, Yuriy Petrovich (Pylypen-
il1y Petrovich [Kyr!Leiev., V.P.Ii-~PSHKO, I.S.,
man, Z.H.1, zekhn. red.
automobiles; mama:L for secondax7 schools]
~obiliv,- pid.-uchnyk dlia serednIoi shkoly.
agog". vyd-vo "Radims1ka, shkolap" 1960. .291 p.
(MIRA 14:11)
cles-Mainb)nance and repair)

STJSHKO) I.S., aspirant
Comparative effective ness of milk ng parlors. Mekh. sill. hosp.
14 no.4-.26-28 Ap 63. (MM .16:10)
1. Ukrainskaya sells~okhozyaystvey~naya akademiya.

KULIK, Rikolay Alekseyevich [&dyk2 1.1,0.); WIINIKUV~ Dmitriy Ivanovichy'
ROD14YAIM.,Mikhail Ivanov-..ch (Rodniany".) red.;_.
YEROSHENKO, T.G.[Mrosheikkoj T.H.), t(khn. red.
(Laboratory and practic&L work with tractors and motor vehicles]
Laboratorno-praktychni z,miattia z traktoriv i avtomobiliv K i
Derzhsillhospv-ydav URSR, 1961. 234 p, (MIRA i5-.A7~ v-,
(Tractor3) (Motor vehicles)

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%LT~AVYEV~ L-a"(j
I A Z a nd s e- I
nali_
K,P.,, 'Kanc. -Lelia-,-
tekhr. nauky red,: SA-1-1 )KiTALETKO, S
riw,ik. red., icand. Lek
1,
-auk.,
_' . I . . ,
;ily'
V SKI F B~J.' kanJ
L: kand. sel"kho-1.
vi. naulc. red.;
T S red
d. ; ,
"It
of' -he .7kim 1_'-f0r'-3M'e Y i `- rt - 1:3
-;-. . eerm'g'l
-Flu
Field of Ne--iol-Itj M Y'd I lfy'd 1
d i -11 1 ne-u..-.- -tAhnicheskoi. wrifere-utsii mo-lod-ykh na-
blasti melloratgi-i i gidrotekhniki.
Ij- t X-fy 1" h r ab o 7- n3 1(ov c
M. IT 916 4
KA-ev)
v cbi~'St 7idrot-eklmilic e,i -1
t. .11 "kr.. S,~L
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AKIMOV, V,S.; SOBOLEV, B.A.;.IUSIIKO, L.G.
Redistribution of the eed of' a solvent and, recirculation
filtrate in the dawaxing of raffinale. Nefteper. i nefteklim.
no. 4z14-17 164. (MIPA 17: 5)
1. Ufimskiy neftepererabatyve.yushch.y zavo6. i-m. XXII sll,yezda
Kommunisticheskoy part-A Sovetskogo Soyuza.

TILICHWO, M.N.; ABRAMOVAt O.A.; 1EGOROV4p
SUSHKO, L.I.
Few insecticides against fleas.
616 161,
1. Iz laboratoriya organiebeskoy k
universiteta imeni N.G. Obiernysh v
tovskogo meditsinsk go ins,-'.-ituta i
tuta "Kikrob.0
(OSECTICII) (FUIA
M.Ye.:; NOVOKRESHCHENOVA, N.S.;
aparajs6i paraz.bol. no.5s614-
(MIRA 14:10)
imii fliaratovskogo gosudarst7ennogo,
kogop kafedry biokhimii Sara-
Naucluio-issledovatellskogo insti-
(ACRIDINE)

SUSHKO, M,P., agronom-entomol g (Samarka
Biology and ecology of the weevil
dryfarming area. Zash-b.rast.ot
MY-Je 159.
(Soviet Central oia-Grain
(weevils)
rieges bardus Bohem. in the
d.i bol. 4 no.3:35-36
(14IRk 13:4)
iseasee and peste)

VOYElfODIII, A.V.;- agronom-er
po zashchite ras eniy L.Nallchik)
Comments on our articl s. Zaohch.
no.5:12-13 MY 161. 1
1. Vaesoyuznyy institilt zashchity
Qlants, Prot,
; G!EEL', L.Ya.., agronan
, ot vred, i bol, 6
(MIRA 15:6)
dy (for Voyevodin).
of)

SUSHXO, M.T.
-
First achievements o~ a young co
no.6:25-26 Je 157.
1. Nachallnik 2-go hastke.
(Railloads-I
ve. 216k, i tepl. tiaga
(KLRA 10:8)
snabzheniya Ufimskoy dorogi.
ance and repair)

SUSIIKO N.--
-W.' - - --L-
We put up electric linps in rural
stroi. 16 no.9:20-21 S1161.
1. Glavnyy inzhener Klirskogo ot
rostroya. Sell. stroi. 16 no.9.
(Kursk Froince-Rure
t~e yer.. --bound. Sell,
(MIMI 14:9)
go upravleniya Sellelekt-
s 161- (11IFUL 14:9)
:trification)

nd. -fllosofs i" nauk
veneral-mayclr, d. f1lasofs ikh nauk
llaryi5t-Lenirist philcaophy~ tha pirit of Soviet militax7 science
niri iri t of S(
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st rhilc8oplU..' t- p
ca. Ko=. ~
Ooru~zb.32 6 no
.16.9
and practice. Kc=. looruzb. S~ 6 no,16.-9-1.7 Ag 165* (MIRA lSsS)
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AUTHORS: Zhukov-Verezh ikov, N.N., ',-~ayskiy, I.N.,
Y-azdovskiy. V.I., Pelchov, A'.P., Gyurdzh.Lan, A.A.
Nefed'yeva, N.P., KF-pichni1cpv, M.M., Podoplelov, I.I.,
Rybakov, N.I., Klemparskaya', N.9., Klimov, V.Zu.,
Novikov. S.N.,'Novikova, I.P.. Petrov, R.V.'
Sushko, N.G., Ugryuriov, Ye.P., Fedorova, G.I.,
Zakharov, - '7-.-Vinogradoval, I.N.. Chamova, K.G.
and Buylco, Ye.A.
TITLE: The results or the first microbiological. and
cytological eperiments in apace in Earth satell1tes
SOURCE: Akademiya naut ;SS71R. Iskus tvennyye sputniki Zenli.
no. 11. mlosc3w, 1961. Rezul'taty nauchnykh
issledovaniy, provedennylth y~o vremya poletov vtorogo
i tretlyego k3smicheskikh k6rabley-sputnilcov, 44 - 67
TEXT: The authoi-a r)port'the results of their investigations
of biological objocts.wh.ch had been exposed to space conditions
in satellite vehicles. The first part of the work.was devoted
to a study of the survivil of cells of.differinZ levels of
ergani-ation under the iifluence of radiation and other
ard /5

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'hie results of the ---
unfavourable factors, in comparison wi h control materials which
remained in the laborato y over the sa ne period. In experiments
with bacteria 2m1. sampl s of suspensi ns of Escherichia coli,
Acrobacter aerogenes, S aphylococcus Curcus and Clostridium
re
butyricum containinS 500 million orpisins or Sporeti per ml. we
scaled in ampoules, and exposed to a pace flight ol.* unstated
duration; the number o viable indiv duals after the exposure
did not differ si-nific,ntly frort thelvalues for th,a control
samples. A simHar oxj criment was cArried out wit', the T2
phage of E. coli and th 1321 phage of A. aero.Kenos, which, were
Pont in the second sate lite; again,ino, sigificant reduction in.
tho titra of the -phage reparations ' Id be detected after
space Si Ulnr resultscCue
return from s ace Si I re obtained with
preparations of phaCe n nt into apac in the rourtb and fifth
satellites. Two bottles and six tu as of HaLa calls, some-oC
which;ere saturated wi h oxygen, wfir exposed to space flight
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The results of the
conditions. a fter.!t ha4 first been shown that vibration and
acceleration did t d. ch the cell s;from the glass. The
cultures without oxrg:njappeared normal on return, whereas in
those exposed to ox~jgn most of the c,~lls had degenerated.
Subculture show d i:jjO% of the cells, whetinr detached from or
th: J1
remaining on a were dead; it~owever, two tubes gave good
growth. and th 0 c:nIjZgw'ijch trew tip showed no abnormalities of
morphology. NO differences could be detected in the
- P d 4ensitiza~ion experiments in guinea-
cells in anaph a ' s an e.
YI ~"
Pigs. lit subeqet e flights fibroblast and human amnion cell
,!h similar results.
cultures vere :~diid, wr Q Pieces of human and
rabbit skin we d. On Augusi 12zh 1960 two pieces of
~o -
skin 2 .5 x 3.5 cm. in g 3.ze and 0.5 ~zr~. :,thick were taken from a
human donor, placed iri Hanks solution ~nd sent into space in the
second satellite. On recovery theyiwdre regrafted on the original
site in the donor and lecanie firml'y ittached after tieven days.
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similar results werb ob
b aiied with two other donors. An apparatus
~
was devised for making subculture i
space. in order to study
the ability of bacteria to multiply udder space conditions. In
experiments with Glostr diun butylicuO no d6viations from the
controls ware observed, The second part of the work wat; devoted
to a study of possible enetic effects brought about by exposure
to space conditions, mainly by looki IS for the production of
'
1
auxotrophic mutants and
d 1~lacteria. The former were
lysogany in
cketected by inoculation on a layer a minimal medium which was then
0
covered'with an overlay of the same edium in order to fix the
colonies. When the la
a tter had gro up their position was noted
t
PrLd an overlay of comp ote medium wa then put on, and the
colonies which then Sr up as a res lt of the diffusion of
assentialnutrients wer selected as xotraphic mutants. No such
mutants could be Z.,Zd
d in suspension of Eacherichia coli
'~
recovered from a soc4 nd intollite. The experiments on the
induction of lysogenic bacteria were arried out on a strain of
2. coli lyeogenized*by a X phage whi h had been expogled to cosmic
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radiation in the fifth atellite. F ee I)ha,-,c particles were'
e
0
removed by adding phage antiscrum; a ter the end of the latent
o
t
period the action of th antiserum wa cut short by diluting
a
c
d
1;100.streptoriycin was idded to inhib t the host organisms, and
b
t
OiLwa on the ind cator strain in order to
tliv mixture was p Md t :-
d
c
1j, :.ind
1 du!h
count the phage pa produced. he results obtained,
h
considered in c m s: with control experiments. provided no
I ex
p
evidence of induction b5 cosmic radia ion during a spa-ze flight
~6
of ninety minutes. No difference wa observed in the plaque
d 0
morphology. No change could be det cted in the chemical and
ct
physical properties of alf thymus d lbonucloic acid recovered
a
after it space flight he results a a whole indicato that no
a
damage was suffered iolated cells during a brief e3,posure to
du
space conditions. Ther eare 6 figure and 10 tables.
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SUSHKO, N.G.
Use of 1j4a--jid rn~-4difi fi.-)r the prlesn~vatfon off^ tirisue.
cksr- blol. i med. 54 no.9:118-1211 S 162. (MIRA 17:9)
1. 1z laboratorli polizuf--haniyij biologicheskoy nesomastimosti
tkaney (zav. - kan'. med. nauk M. Kar)Jchnikov) Instituta
eksperimentallnoy "',logli (dir, pro.f. 1.1i. Mayakiy) AM SSSR.
Predstavlena deystvi elln-ml chlentm ANMI SS'SR N.N. Zhukovvm-
Verezhnikovym. I I

SUSHKO N G j ~EYZIRSON, YeA GA?XV 0 V.R
Effect of deep I grafting a
homotransplantat Dok AN'SSSR 16
1. Institut, eksperiment Inoy biolog
stitut trawmatologii i topedil Min
i Institut fizicheskikh~plroblem AN S
antigenic activity of skin
no.5sjjq&j2C)O Je 165.
(MIRA 18s7)
PYN SWR; TSentrallnyy in-
teratva zdravookhraneniya SSSR
R. Submitted March 17, 1965.

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AUTHOR: Sushko, N. G.; Meyerson, Ye. M.; lkell, V. R.
_qa
ORG: Institute of Experimental liolo AMN! LSSR (Institut eksperimentallnoy biologi
AMN SSSH); qentral-Ini-Ritute of 9raumatology and Orthopedics, minist~r~',6r- Health -
5a3R_(1sentral1nyy institut travnatologii i ortopedii Ydnisterstva zdravookhraneniya
SSSR); Institute of Physical Prollems AN SSSR (Institut fizicheskikh problem AN SSSR)
TITLE: Influence of deep freezirg on the grafting and antigenic activity of skin
-homotransplants ;_V
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokladyj v. V2, no. 5, 1965, 1198-1200
TOPIC TAGS: rabbit, skin physiology, blood circulation
ABSTRACT: The viability of rabbit skin, exposed for one day to a
medium containing 15%' glyce7in or 10% dimethyl sulfoxide, then,
frozen In dry lee, liquid IlLtrogen, or liquid helium, was deter-
mined.according to its survval after autotransplantation. The
state of the homotransplant; of frozen skin was'determined accord-.,'
Ing to the periods of *resto ation and the disturbance of blood
t
circulation in them. The attotranspl s treated by variDus meth-
.ods proved viable and In mo t a~e
cases ga true and permanent grafts,
.Hoviever, homotransplants,'slbj ected to 1, reezing, as a iule, died
j
on the ninth to 13th day. ep eated ho transplants from the

SUBM, H. I. - ,
Modernizarion of
work at the X-raw
promo 13. no*2:
1. Krasnoy,arelciy
(;~rasiioy,
(Tood-C
equipment d mobAnizatior, of labot-cousuming
skIh.,r4rolysis plaut. Gidroliz i le;3okhis.
6o.~ (MMA 13:6)
olizl'Y7 z8
-Hydrolyzi
try)

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S'n-ilo, I.
Stalin's fich" a-,ainst the reac[.iDnary sccicFpclitical vivrs of tile- anarchists
in 1306-1c,07 (in Ukrainia-n) . S. Shill. Rcviewed 'i.Y"-. Sushko. Sov. 'rnJLL,a '10. 3, 15'73.
1-I'crithly List-c-f ii-srian Acl--cpsions, of C llffr,~Iss
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SUSHICO, P,V,
Chemistry - Societies
The third anniversary of the s
no. 2, 1952.
i--- --- ww~T-
chemical jociety nYoung Chemist." Khim. v shkole
Mont List of Russian Accessj2n
4, Library oflCongress, November 1952 TRICLASSIFIED

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Mont)-ily List of 'Russian Accessions, 4ibrary of Co;-,ress Noverhe r 1952 b-Y-C!,:,SSIF=-D.

SUSHKO, P.V. (g. Sverdlovsk)
aionB to clhwemical -plints.
(Industrial tours) (qchool
Khim.v shkole 9 no.3:40-43 My-Je 154.
excursions) (KRA 7:6),

SUSHKO, P.V. (Sverdlovsk)
Reference book for -the teacher and
Part 1. K.IA.Parmenov and L.M.Smorj
Xhim. v shkole 11 no.4:75-76 JI 1,
(Chemisty.7-Study and t,
(Smorgonskil, L.M.)
he student (nReader on chemistry"
nekii. Reviewed by P.V.Sushko).
(MLRA 9:9)
)(Parmenov, K.IA.)

SUSHKO)-As14-7-mayor, moditsin
sluzhby
Treatment of chronic
water.. Voen~.-med,, z'
kSTOMAG IL
14y sluzliby; G44-33EL' . M.A. 1 mayor meditsinskoy
stritis and peptic ulcer with Saki mineral
. no,7:81 Ji 161. (~MiA 15:1)
SEASES) (,~?,ERAL WATERS)

IATSINIK, Ye.Ya.,: prof.; -SIJS
-Ulagnoflll~ and clinicLI
Heddelber~Ig and Londoi
F '59.
1. Gorodekayu infek-t
IKO, S.R.; PI IIOVSKkYA, M.G.; ISKOL'D, G.Z. (Odeasa)
aepects of salmonellools caused by
bacteria. rach.delo no.2:143-147
.(MIRA 12:6)
bol'~itaa.

IATSIHIK, Ye.Ya., P'rof.;
Study of tHe
antibioticitlierapy
271 Mr '59.1.
1. Gorodsk~:i
SU3 S.R.
effectiveiess of' c
:Ln ,hronic: d
nd and combined drug and
ery. Vrach.delo no.3:267-
(14IBA 12:
infekbs*nnaya b6llni~sa.
TBUY) 1("TI1310TICS)l (PHTLUANILIC ACID)

LAITSINIK, Ye.Ya* prof.; SIARAPOVIL, O.K SUSHKO, S.R.; MAZUR, D.Ye.;
SOTHICHrml L,A,
.mcullarities in tte clinical aspects of the pandemic influenza
of 19571 Vrach.delc no.3-.287-28,'9 Mr 160, WRA 13: 6)
1. Goroaskaya infoUtsionnaya bo'~~Iuitsa, Odessa.
j
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prof.,- STSHKO., S.R.,-
LATSINIKt Ye.
S=e characteristics of the cour
Inin.med. 39 noOV2-65 Mr 161o
1. Iz
ionnoy
OTNICEM09 I;eA* (Odeasa)
e of dysenterial peritonitiot,
()CMA 103)
Initay (glavwjy vrach LoTo
TOINITIS)

777
V
ai-the te' ratures o~ Ii id hel um-
U I
Tpe H qU_.___ ., -1., -.1" _
or - - - 'g-
intensities ~__.'The i and sh pe h e- - I*ofz va- - * -#*.e 0
It t - :rimpt,~Ai: hotocondu6"
ve :e P
P
Itivity were foidd Pt~o7c'ke_pon'd o-hAh app, ed,,, el,~~tric - fiel-&'. -An Jiicri~"ed.:,eleatr C
;fields shi-ft -i, bi -th --sitle -of
--the: Iongiv( 3mjndaky_.:ta1_ e ergi-" an&-'
]changed the shape of the -curve ve shift 6~- 6e, -t-ounditry vas- ibiked-with th_e~ lcwer-:-
!Ing of the potential barrier o~ t e im,3vrity center resulting from the applicatio
of' the electric fielld. Fxperimen~al dta Ghov that in a range of fields from 2 to
shifl-, t~kefi Li-nj; i-h,7 G,5 !;,,.rpl, cpm be erpressed as
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WOU CODE:
AUIHOR: Sidorov, V. i~
ORG: Institute of Radio
TITLE: Investigation bf,optic
with anti
IMMY
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v.
TOPIC TAGS: ortic abso~rption, ge
ionization
ABSTRACT: This a ccntinuation-of
where it was shom that the elect
doped with zinc and co6pensated w
centration of the Zn- centers. T
influence of the impurity concent,
Zn- conoentraticn was varied from
the absorption was in an optical I
measured by first passing n=ochr
infrared receiver, andithen apply:
The results showed an appreciable
hv.>,-75,-Y
,ev, with.-two r&axima, on t:
Ye.; Shullrian, A. Ya. f.;-"
ng and Elect4onics, AN SSSR, ~bscow (Institut radi(>
doped with zinc and
, no. 7, 19 6, 2022-2024
aniua s Muctor, impurity penter, excited state
Lrlier work MT v. 6, 3294, 1964 and preceding)
)hysicc-a photoelectric charecteristics of gennaniug
i an-ttinmy (Ge:Zn:Sb) depends strongly on the con-
present investigation was aimed at determining the
:ion on the :)ptical-properties of Ge:Zn:Sb. The
4 X 1014 t 3 x 10" an,-3. The investigation of
ium cryostat. Tkie impurity optocal absorption was
Ltic light through the investigated sample onto an
, the light. o the receiver without the sample.
~~ of t~he4coefficient of impurity absorption at
sponding to the transition of the
curves,
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i,
Urgent deicent of the 11-18
18-19 0 !i63.
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ACC NRt AP6009849 $ )OURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/004/0040/0040
AUTHOR: Sushko, V. A.
j ORG: none
TITLE: A directional re la 21, No. 178869
_pulse rela 0 the z%isistance type. Class
SOURCE: izobreteniya, rrc)myshlennr,e obrE12;tSy,, tovarnyye znaki, no. 4, 1966, 40
TOPIC TAGS: electric relay, coincidence circuit , electric resistarce
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate intr&lutces aldirectional pulse relay of the resist-
ance type which containt, a voltage transformer, purrent transformers,. coincidence gate,
A j J . integrator, emd a put unit. Provision is made for tun-
------- ------ ing opt aperiodic --urrent and voltage components by can-
necting a fferen:iating RC circuit between the coin-
cidence gate:and tie current and voltage transformers.
-ansfo m --coi
I voltage ti . er; 2 irrent t~ransformer;3 n
ciden :e gate ii 4--ititegrator; 5--output unit
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1. ZaLmostitell nachal nJka Popasny 3koy distantsit Donetskoy
do-vorri.
0
1 ~ (Rallroads--rrack)

-Bekezip~ -

TITLE: Relati*iatic tit dimensi 0-na
inoavmdshi ie~t ~ mass,
tig
utavnay- --teot'4

--,TOPIC.TAG8i fermton ff self A 6~matl
scattering operator, e ic. scam-
ABSTRACT: -AxAmfiddt --twcl-
'nodel 0 a a
This model is ImAre general tha=.n !Th rrim"it mod,
rest.mass. Tile eigenfu qtionti6s- ot. he enorgy '0'
e detekidned in the.
er
in--.zero res -sk ~i
-UhireAhe' fe`~~icin
'ator and. the scatt,
ELrrwlng -Cav W--ca

SUSHKO, Ye. P., Cand.0ate Med. So~ (diss) -- "cobalt and nickel in the blood of
child.ren in Botkin's Idisease". nsk, 1959. 120 pp (minsk State Med Inst, Chair
I
of Childrews Diseasgs),, (EL., Nor22, Ic.59, 12?)

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NKCI h K.1 kand, med. nauk, STr YlI.A.
Fibrous o teodysplasia of the temoral bone. Zhlar. ush., nos.
i zr(-,.r ba 11 24 no.'.E3-85 ra-F 16.4. (M;Mk 18 - 3)
* - J- I
1. 1z Nal2lhno-iss--tedcvatell-ikolyo ikatttuta otorinolaringologii
Minlstprs~.v,i zzdravooAraneniya lflcrpSR (dlr.- zasluzhenny-y deyatell
nauki pro f- A.T. Kol+iyehenko).

at
Zv
Till
SG.-N'fjV!lcldo mted in 7.Vj7,.-Na0k I i
m-Ca-V, a= A it; M-Actimr.,nu. [.a
and favis eml5fle-,;
t by 11 jQ
j%115 LL sjq;jjzr, j'aZjjf- ReClal'taig
(1) with 0.5 ILI AcLo 4 hrl...-Ind evtj S
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Ac derio.;~t oxl~
the AW
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mu frd (a Vc C I it
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(MlllJ.ng viac~dnas--Attachments)

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SOV/58-59-8-18514
Translated from. Referat nyy Zhurn-l Fizilca, 19 51, Ur 8, p 211 (USSR)
v
AUTHOR-.
,
Sushkov,-.D.
~
TITLE.- On the Ef ect of the
i iameter of t e Electron Beam and the Metallic

t
Screen on the Groupin of Electron
PERIODICAL, Izv. Len r. elektro ekhn. in-ta, 1958, Vol 36, pp 27-43
~
ABSTRACT-,
s
An analys s is made o studies deir ted to the calculation of the

u
grouped urrent of electron bi? m in a drift tube with allowance
'~'ing
for the s,b-group

s
b aused by th~ action of the variable component
of the QP ce charge
P c d by the ef ect of the final diameter of the

t
beam. St dies devote
d to the eff ot of the metallic screen are also
analyzed. It is sho th t the 1 mits of applicability of the corre-
lations in the theo of in tely wide beam are determined not
l
only by t6e latter's dim
si= t i; also by the current density in
the beam. This theo
I can be use: for an approximate computation of
the beam',
s fundament harmonic pirovided the following conditions are
satisfiel, Y b ~, 2, cA *1jere -Y = Co /v0 ( G) is the cyclic
Card 1/2 frequency, of oscilla ion, v0 is 1-1e constant velocity of the electrons),

AUTHOR: Sushll~bv, A.D.
T1TLE: Three~Resonator
(Trekhrezonato:.myye
PERIMICAL:,Radi ekhnika I
pp 2 6- 052 (US-R)
ABSTRACT. The A-UtIlor 3-nvostigated
and 2-resonato-
disOrtation Qef
-repoj' ed in thLs
form a for tham
of t4e output.
mult . lier ls~
0 ip I
Ip =~210e-'P(
Kly-stron
klis
Elektron
klystron
3). T
paper.
p-th hai
resonator
given by:
SOV/109-59--4-2-13/2?
in4j
X [e I i(P+n)IpX) + e
The barameter
Card 1/4 IX12 in Eq
equency Multipliers
nnyye "Mnozhiteli chastoty)
1959, Vol 4, Nr 2,
he properties of 3-resonator
multipliers in his candidate's
e results of this work are
It is assumed that the basic
onic of the current in the gap
f a 3-resonator klystron
cc
J, P(px) + Jn(nXl2) X
Ti (P-n) (px)]~
1.) denotes the bunching action

SOV/109-59-4-2-
Three-ResonatorlYdystron
resonators. T
trip under
potel~uigal UO =
inpui waveleng
'X2 =110-33 cm.
2-resonator mu
inpui power am
calculated by
was Jaken expe
power on the b
of F~,,g 3. Fro
gainlof a 2-re
The 6utput pow
as alfunction
curves of Fig
highlas 4 can
input power cu
as a 1freauenc-.Y
queney ~Iultipliers
e klystror. was investigated as a frequency
he followine,' conditions: accelerating
800 IT; bEraM current 1 0 = 30 mA;
h ~j = 31 cm and output wavelength
First thE tube was investigated as a
tiplier. Curves of output power against
shown in Fig 2; the solid curve was
mplo-ying Rq (1). while the dashed crurve
imentally. The dependence of the output
am currenj is illustrated by the curves
. the cUrVE s it is seen that the maximun
onator klystron is of the order of 0.4
r and the gc4n of a 3-resonator klystron
f the inpit power is illustrated by the
.. From the-se it is seen that a gain as
asil, be btained. The output versus
-resonator klystron. operating
ve s ~,f aI From
'1quintupl,r", are shown in Fig 5.
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usar.iffead SWAM NWIM IMMMURROPM 0
i SOV/109-59-4-2-13/27
Three -Re sonat or! Klystron Frequency jultipliers
thislit is seEn that the gain of the system is less
than!unity. there are 5 figu3:es and 3 references of
which 1 is Soviet, 1 Fre C.11 and 1 Ge rman.
SUBMITTED: 12th! June 1957
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SP 58 /16 I/OOOPO 5/t-44/10 50
AOO1/AJO1
AUTHOR: Sushkoy, A.Do e
TITLE: on simulating the proCeSS Of ouping in a klystron by means of
positiVe Ions
L
PERIODICAL: Refera4,-i,,,byy zh~iryal.,FiziM, ro 5, 1961, 369-370, abstract 5Zh38O
("Izv.,Leningr. ejlektrotekh~i. n-ta", 1959, v 39, 112 - 125)
TEXT: The pr9lcess of grcuping of an lectron beam in a klystron was ex-
perimentally studied on models ir..which heavy positive Ions were used instead of
v
y
'~ng
electrons. The substlition of eilectrons by havy Ions permitted a.reduction of
h
frequency of modulat-1hg voltage ~nd studying he process by means of comparative-
ly low-frequency equipment, with(ut distorJ 'ng the qualitative pattern of the
g
groupIng. The rnodel,'of a klystrcn filled up rith merou'ry vapors was the object
p
'on
of study; a gas-disc harge diode of magnetron type was used as a source of ions.
osl
The an lication of such a source makes it.posiible to obtain the density of ion
cuuent sufficient for rnreasuremei~ts at mere , vapor pressure not higher than
10- mm Hg. The ion,beam was modulated in t i interaction.space by an electric
th
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14. (aAo //VI 11,13) 11S7
AUTHORS: Molokovskiy,
TITLE: A St"Idy of th
Bunch of Char
i
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhn
pp. 380
TEXT:11m study oi the ele
taking into accoiunt the
to be of great *mportanc
of charged-particle btLjL0
with the analys,~s of this
distribkxtion of1the spac
screen. General express
and these are said to be
nonuniform axia,ily symme
calculation of the elect
space charge surrounded
Poisson equation:
21650
;s/log/61/oo6/003/003/018
:9032/E314
I. and Sushkov, A.D.
Electrica ti Field Due to a Dense
ed Particles
i elekt~onika, 1961, vol. 6,.No.
trical field of a dense particle bunch
ffect of' alconducting screen, is xaid
to the so' tion of the general problem
ing. The resent paper is concerned
elect:ric.-1 eld oe a bunch with uniform
charge an surrounded by a metallic
'Lon
ons are gi en for the field distribut'
capable of extension to the case of a
;r i 6 char e distribution. The
ic field' d.9 to an axially symmetric
y a nietal icreen is obtained from the,
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s)log/61/oo6/003/00-5/018
A Study of .... E(32/E311*
2
;)U xi 4V
(r
r 6r

Hence the trans. erse and longitudin 1 componentsi~of the
electric field re found to be
"
r, (k A J, A.
(8)

E, 8 b .

B
b
-LbP)
it (kip)
:t
p Z)
Q
'i,
,
P
X! Vi NW (9)
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2165o
-
3
s/log/61/oo6/003/005/018
A Study of E032/E314
2b
e sh 7.j 2-
1. PI
Q Z) =
(10)

m Izi>
2~ 2
~
where in the ca!se of Eq. Z) is given by
(8) (9, (N,L'!

Using the supc
Eq. (10).
rpositioia 'principle, this expression
can then be appiied to t1 e calculat .on of a periodic sequence.
Fig. 2 shows the variatio n in the jDngitudinal component of
the field at 2~;0.5 t as a functLon of thb radial coordinate.
Fig. 3 shows the variati~ n in the m ximum relative magnitudes
of the axial and radial 4 ompone;nts s functions of the relative
dimensions of the bunch. The paperiis concluded with a detailed~

examination of these genf
I ,
ral formul spedai cases. Thus,
pe in
for'example, Fig. 4 show., the varialltion of the field along the
axis of the buxich in the presence (p = 1) and the absence
(p = 0) of th4~-screen. Fig. .5 shows the variation in the
axial component. inside ai d outside the bunch. There are
5 figures and 3 Soviet ri ferences.
SUBMITED: Ddcember 1959
C /11

SUSHKOVY A.D., kand, tekhn. na dotfien.
-.-- . , ; I
Multiplying klystron Ith it trave ing wave. Izv. LETT
no.48g66-7.5 163. SIW t (KIRA 17~12)

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SGETIRM Leningrad. Ele if ekbni skiy institut. Izvestiya, no. 48, 3$ 5i
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mltiplex: klystronj, multiple be
TOPIC TAGS: klystron, t ng klystran am
va e k
k1,Ystron
ABSTRACT, The operating principle ~f the described klystrona is based on the in-
teractions between an electron beazz~. and traveling electrcm2agnetic waves in wave-
guides. This interaction makes pos ible velocity modulation of the electron beam
and the extraction of high-frequenc; powT from the system. The stTlest vavegulde~
multiplier Uystron and i-.s uperatton axt, illustrated in Fig. 1 of the Enclowire.
,S,urh a klystror, has the al-vantage dver ordinary klystromi In that Its bandwidth is
considerably greater. The f'requencor can be tuned e.,,her by varying the phaBe
velocity of the exciting current v e or by varying the t:)hase velocity of a given
mode of the electric field. E lons are derived for the output :)ower and the
eMciency of such a klvftron and it ic ~ihovn that by using periodic loading It is
possible to rz1se the efl.'iciency flt%= 35 to 50%. A modification of the double-
waveguide klystron, name:*r a klystion with with annular waveguidesp guch ais shmm
C.~d

0
xSCLOSUPz: i

W 'd
Fi I.;. avegm e
mdtipLier lyst
(a) with. Adjustient or:
the fr6~uehdy .1iiatipli
r-C~L ratio, and its

l sche~natic napresen-tafi-cp
l

t
t A
1, 2 - WavagLaides-
3 cathode
4 collector
5 be 1 lows
--nin7' scr'ews
maim
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annular viaveguides
1 Waveguide
2 waveguide
-hod
3 Cat
4 collector

S1
ACCESSION NR: AR40OP437 0275/63/000/012/AO33/AO33
SOURCE: RZh. Elektrolnika i ye~e primene i~e, Abs. -12~i64
AUTHOR: Sushkov, A.iD., Bobr skiy, Yu. lzl.~
TITLE: Electron bun6hing in- lystron at. high modulating voltages
CITED SOURCE: Izv. Leningr. lektrotekhl. in-ta,' 'v'y*p. 481, 1963,
110-123
TOPIC TAGS: klSrstroh, electr n bunching klystro .nelectron bunching,
multiplying klystron'~, multica ity klystron, multiplying multicavity
klystron
TRAZISLATION: Nonlinear opera ion of a 6qo-cavity.klystron# occur-
rl.ng at high and ve high ex itation vo~Ltaiges,- is-considered-. So-
lutions are preseMlycl for the equations f motion of the.-electrons
in the alternating- field, and for the bunching of the electrons in
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ACCESSION NR: AP4041995 B/0057/64/034/007/1206/1209
AUTHOR: Sushkov, A.D.; Meq~s, V.A.
sFwith a sup
Tj.TLE: Generator of nanosecond puls s with a sup~rhigh repetition rate
SOURCE: Zhurnal takhaicho.skoy fiziki v.34, no.7,J1964, 1206-1209
..TOPIC TAGS: pulse generator, klystro nanosecand1pulse generation
ABSTRACT: The authcors dliscribe in .ther generaliterms a pulse generator of the
klystron typo capable of1delivering 10-V pulses wIIth a 0.4-nanosee rise time at a
repetition rate of 0 x 10'8 sec-1, a weaker pulses at repetition rates of up to
6 x 106 sec-1. The pulselgenerator perates with 4 350-V So mamp ele6tron beam and 5
watts of RF excitation. The goo~d pe formance of this instrument is due to the use ct
Pe
a high bunching voltage, o ord
efpthe**,~ r of the bead acceleration voltage; this permits
Joy i
a short drift tube to.be mployod a d thus avoids a number of debunching effects en-
empi
countered with longer drifts. he nstrument isiconstructed in two parts. One part
s '2nd ontains the following components in or-der: the
is of glass-Kovar com3truction
electron gun; a Kovar collar; the d ft tube, fAnged for external connection; and
I
the collector, which pr~'Jectg beyon the glass envelop*,The other part is of-metal
Cuied-'J/2
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042995
and consists of a tunable resonant cavity to develop the bunching voltage at the
pulse repetition fraquenc'y and a bioad band coupling device to transfer the pulses,
generated at the output gap between the drift tube and the collector, to a coaxial
cable. The glass generator tube presumably fits i :nside the resonance cavity, although
ithe authors do not statelthis explicitly. Outputioscillograms are reproduced in a
The pulse generator descril ed in this
figure. paper has the following advantages
over the somewhat similar' device detcribed by WA.Cornetet and I.G.Josenhans (IRE
Trans. on Electron Device,ED-8,No.6 1961); it is !of simpler construction, has a high-
er pulse repetition rste;', requires less RF excitition, employs a higher perveance
electron beam, uses a loWler acceleriting potenti 1, does not employ magnetic focus,,!'
iing, and does not require air-blast cooling. The pulse amplitude, however, is only~:
half that of the Cornetet-Josenhans instrument. 10rig.art.has: 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Leningraclskxy olektrotakhnickteskiy institut lm.V.I.Ullyanova-Lenina
(Leningiad Electrotechnicai inatituse)
SUBMITTED: l5Jul63 ATD PU~SS 1 3082
ENCL: 00
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CCESSIONNH. AP56ift6f. 5 f,D2
M16QO60t 008/06
AUMOR: Sushk6v. A -D~
TITLE: Nanosecond pitl6e- becil MiO .21 ~i
i'SOURCE.
BytdletoaO iz6bk6teniy:A
5* 19 5,,3 -39
t
td~arr;ykh
P:u Ad'
-TOPIC-* TAdS, strong' qbn&~pO,q~e
~-.nanoa

--ABSTRAC-Ti-- --The-propose~ is
a o. ea

:
q$ I of
_
_
-to operatei ..Pctuce&. ex6ftotion'
power
- ~t
o Ie-- -ded ixif-f rotn~ -the os&M atltg- -6
achieve self-exclbatio6 ana dc
'
tem. Accordingly, i;bef, klystron, 1, hf j~ps - t4b`af. th,
provided with. three. or_iore
7 -:
- - I , - -_ _11-
-
i-i ercohnected,by,-a'..-fee
connected to two-identle Ial: resona - br_s. nt:*
back-'.-Iine... -The -ai!'d-briniiicted t6`the1_ouLi)ut,
-has.- 29UP~d
i~k-t
ASSOCIATIONv -Le~l ol-,ekh 64skly, ,ir~ it',it-
im ik,
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(Lenina) L-Lanim:&Ld Elec rotech-
ni ittite
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AUTHOR: Sushkojr, A, D.` Meos, V.
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TITLE: Klystr6n metho of genera ng-nar dl subnanosecaftd, V.
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SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhn~cheslkoy
TOOPIC, TAGS:- -klZa~ro:i-generato
subnanosecond video pt4se, sinj
ABSTRACT: Six differi~nt models:'
1~of ultrashort video pulses have b
of the GSKI series coniist,;of ~a, Ic
(see Fig. I of Enclosu~p). Theia
celerating electrode 2:3 drift sp-I
-s formed between Vie plitte and t
the drift spacla and the collector
put waD, and c,)axial line 6witlia
riec~ed to the :)utput gap. Teste
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veloc-Ities caniddereldy lomw t* the relocity. (if light. It is pointed out that
earlier invv_bgtig&ticmLs were eithp eonfimed to the bimehing of the clectrons in the-
transit tube without wcount, of their bxmzhing Im the higb-frequency gap of the in-
"-rt ca-wity, Tr Ogze to relativistdr eltc~-trr~. '7tf~ 0--enent GtUdy dmls with the
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-,-mm the gErp, Yltm eleCILTVa mutiuv. 1b H~ the baEls 1-igo;-
ous kirwmati: thek-ry. Me ieaultB r:how tha:t in case of iarge mc>dulating volt-
otge, the ele_-trcm are effeetively bunched in thin gap. Wlien operating In the
mrrent-cut,orf mcide, both the tran-,~itt,,A P-nd th- rNeflPicte'a e1ectrona become effee-
tively bvncbeds; so that bcth groups of tlectrons can be effectively emiployed for
freque=y awltipUention. Tm the ca" c,f relatl-re),- mrrov "pa, effective tnmch..
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ating voltage, but this reduces tie inl--N!r of pw-ticles in each bunch. The gap
voltage affects noticeably the cortductiv-.ty of tk:e electror beam. The btinching of'
-fhe electrons in the transit t4be dependit little an the length of the tube. This
pertains eqiuLlly well to the trani~mitted and to the reflected electrons. The cArr-
rent cantaizui a large number of ha1rmonicit and this nakes it possible to construct,
klystron frequency multipliers without t1te use of a transit tube. The calculations
exe -alid for relatively small eleictron-bei= dem-lities. At larger densities the
resuits may be affected by the pretsence of apace charge. Orig. art. han: 13 :rig-
ures and 9 fca-=Ias.
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Elektronno
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Electron plitical sys of Bupe3 -high f*equ d I
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devices.151.12e book deberibes the pbysica of the phenomena occurring in electron beams
with large space charge. The prJnciplejs involvedlnthe~design of electron optical
systems are described# together with the required calculations.. Calculation pro-
cedures are given foroalmost all the principal shaping.and transverse-limitation sys-
tems used in practice;* The vari us expositions are-illustrated with a large number
of examples based on.concrete corstructions at electronic devices. Some general
problems, Imowledge of which Is (ssential forithe understanding of the physical pro-
cesses and design procedures of (lectron-optice.1 eystems, are also Included, such as
space charge in electron beams inthe jxresence and in the absence of positive ionsp
methods of stimulating of electr static fields in an electrolytic trough.. methods of:
constructing electron! trajectories with and without allowance for apace chaxge.
Authors tIuLnk A. A. Zhigarev~ for valuable rem~rka made. during the review of the M&MU-1
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Foreword' - - 3
Ch. I* -Physical principles and at ructural reatures of electronic microwave de-
vices
Ch. II. Effect of space charge in electron beaLs 42
Ch. III.. Modeling of ~lectroetati: fields in am electro3,vtic trough and construction
of electron trajectoFies 65
Ch* We Design of electron guns - - 84.
Ch. V. Transverse-limiting system; 152
Appendices 222
Uterature - 228
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'AMIOR: Sushkov, A~1).; Vendik, I.B.
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TITLE: Influence ok a nortunifcrmity on the)properties of acircular resonator
SOURCE! Zhurnal to hnicheSICOY fizikil V. 35, no. 9, 1065, 1610-1616
TOPIC TAGS: reso4ator, waveguide, cir!cular resonator, Pulse generation
wavegulde nonuni ormity, t-anamission': line
ABSTRACT: The autmors employ the matrix mefhods of transmission line theory to
discuss the effect~of a locali2ed nonunifor~iity on the resonant frequencies of a
circular resonator.1 The calculations were PndertaRen because of the possible
applications of circular resonators to the production of nanosecond pulses. The
resonator is treat&Id as a T section of a transmission line with two of the free end 3*
joi~xied together. The nonunifoimity, which need not be small, is described by.its,
reflection matrix and,its distInce from the junction of the feeder with the
circular line. Th4 reflection1matrix at the input of the feeder is calculated and 1*
this is employed tq calculate the resonant frequencies and the stored energy at
resonance. The nonuniformity dan either.in--rease or decrease the stored energyp
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and its influence epends on i s position; ;a nonuniformity at a node, for example,
j
has no effect. Th s behavior s contrastect with the effect of,a nonuniformity'an
the propagation of a traveling wave, wherelthe position makes no difference. The
g
effect of partly c osing a r icular circular resonator with a rectangular
r
diaphragm on it :t thr:e,~r sonant frequencies was calculated and the results
were compared wq f~er Perim " - Ie
ith ~.tl values. T4 experimental resonator was b,ounded by
two coaxial cylinders of radii 4.3 and 107~cm and by two planes normal t .o the axis
of the cylinders ~d 0.6 cm,a art; the res ~nant frequencies were 5953, 6605, And.
7474 hic/sec. Good agreement as found between the measured and calculated frequerm
a
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XFSHT.*SYN, Aleksand Mikhaylovi6h; SUSHKOV, *.I,., inzhener, retsenzent;
ILIKIND, Lr I - .1 1 -
.M., redaktor izdatel'stva; IVENSON, I.M., tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[The electrolysis workF)r of alumin
aliuminie kh zavodov. zd. 2-oe,
tekhn. izd vo lit-ry p chernoi i
(All inum indusIttr,y)
plants] Ilektroliznik
~spr. i dop. MOBkV8, Goa. nauchno-
avetnoi metallurgii, 1956. 235 P.
(MIBA 9:9)

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Sushkov,_..Akim Ivano~ eh; Troits Y.9 Ivan Ale~seyevich; Eydenzon,, Moisey Aronovich
Mets~ le 'kh me (Metalli=o of Light Netals) Sverdlovsk,
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Meta1l
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PURPOSE: This is stextbook fo technikum students taking courses in the metallurgy
of alumi:Lt, and magne ium; it maylaso be useful to production engineers.
COVERAGE: The book presents theoretic and practical sides of the metallurgy
ook pr
of ind sium. Both electrolytic and thermal reduction
W
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methodds eated The autEr also discuss the production of rev
r
t i
material use n t electrolytic method: alumina, anhydrous chlorides
annd fludicles, and arbonaceaus rials. Part; I, with the exception
fl ! i~ I
of Chapti'ers 11, 171 and V1, was written by Sushkov, A.I.; Part IIj by
Eydenz n ; -i -te-rs- II, and by Tr itskiy, I.A.
s ~, M.A. n~n M V1 o The
author Xpress the 6! reciati n to the following personalities for
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KULAKOV, V.I.;
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ZANSKIY19 A V.;,SUSHKOV,jA.I.; TSYKALO, S.B.
of flat co ercial um ingots cast from
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Z/ 37/62/000/005-6/005/049
Elio/E562
AUTHOR: Sushkov, A. L.
TITLE: Electric fields of bunches of charged particles
PERIODICAL: Ceslcoslovensk~ 6asopis pro fysilcu, no.5-6, 1962,
462-46
TEXT: The ar icle is based on studies conducted by.the.
author and S. I. M lokovskiy ~Radiote'c~l i elektronika 6, 1961).
The static problem of finding the el.ectic field of bunches of
charged particles iith rotational symmetry when the charge
distribution is nonuniform is solved. Formulas are given for the
fields of cylindri al, annular and..coaiiAl bunches'in a metal.-
tube. The longitu 4i-nal. field'compoiIien6 of.the cylindri:cal bunch.
with a nonuniform charge d-istribution-'is analysed in detail and
it is demonstrated that the variation ,n the longitud inal'field
component at the blundary and off the bunch can be expressed by
an elementary func ion. There are 7 figures.'
ASSOCIATION: Kated a radiotechnick6 el~ktroniky, Leningradsky'
elekt otechnicRy' U'stav, L ningrad
(Department of Radioengin6eriark-9 Electronics,Leningrad
Card 1/1 Elect~-otechnical Institute, Leningrad)