SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SYSOYEV, N. - SYSOYEV, YE.A.

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SENTYULEVAY A.; SYSOYEV, N.
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Surveys of the economic condition of Europe for 1959 and 1960.
Vop. ekon. no.4:146-151 Ap 162. (MIRA 15-4)
(Europe-Economic conditions)

I
OMMM, Nikolay Dmitriyevich; STYROT, P.D.. red.; AFAIIASIYETA, K.L.,
red.; LEOHOTA, L.P., tekhn,red,
[Nature of our territory; flora and fauna of Vladimir Province]
Priroda nashego kraia; o zhivotnom. i rastitellnota mire Tladi-
mirskoi oblasti. Vladimir, Tladimirskoe knizhnoe Izd-voq 1960.
127 P. (KM 14:4)
(Yladimir Province--Natural history)

:1 or, V'1C
;,-SYSME;V, flikolay Gri orlyevich; MTYULEVA, Appolinariya Andreyevna;
__-:~07W,.Em~.P.,.YerN .; RWJiNOVAy May tekhn, red*
[Possibilities and reality of comprehensive European economic co-
operation] Obshcheevropeiskoe ekonomicheskoe sotrudnichestvo; vozmozh-
nosti i doistvitellnost.l. Moskva, Izd-vo In-.ta mezhdunarodnykh otno-
Effienii., 1961. 78 p. (MIRA 14:10)
(Europe-International cooperation)

7:~rlo Teoreticheskiye 03111OVY i raschet sortirovkn (r)lya vik,-)ovs,7anoy
-ia 0 c -9.
IND. 31', !~.','9
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ARTOBOLEVSKIY. I.I.; SYSOYEV. N.I.
Founder of agricultural mechanics, outstanding Soviet scientist, Academi-
cian V.P.Goriachkin. Trudy po ist.tekh. no.1:53-65 152. (9LHL 6:7)
(Goriachkin, Vaailii Prokhorovich, 1868-1935)

SYSOYEV, N., inzb.
Using three-atep blocks in building arched roofs. Selletroi.
9 no.1:9-11 Ja-F '54- (JURA 13:2)
(Concrete blocks) (Arches) (Farm buildings)

SYSOY-EV, N.I., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
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Collected articles on "Physical and mechanical characteristics of
agricultural plants* by K.F. Burmistrov and others. Revieved by
N.I. Sysoev. Sellkhozmashins, no.2:31 7 '57. (Kw 1o:4)
(Field crops) (Agricultural machinery)
(Burmistray, M.P.)

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LAYMER, E.G.; CHUMAK, A.V., inzh., red.; BEZHLJCHKIN, I.P., kand.tekhn.
nauk, red.; ZANIN, A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; ZVOLIVSKIT, N.P.,
inzh., red.; ITANOV, I.S., inzho, red.; KLETSKIN, M.I., inzh., red.;
PETROV, G.D., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; PUSI!YGIN, M.A.. doktor tekhn.
nauk, red.; RABINOVICH, I.P., kand.takhn.nauk, red.; RUDASHEVSKIY,
D.Sh., kand.takhn.nauk, red.; SLUOKOV, G.N., doL-tor takhn.nauk, red.;
,SY30YNt,N.S, kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; FZDOROV, V.A., inzh., red.;
CHAFMICH, A.A., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; PONOMAREVA, A.A., tekhn.r'ed.
[Bibliographic mani, 1 on tillage machinery and implements] Biblio-
graficheakii spravochnik po pochvoobrabatyvaiushchim mashinam i oru-
diiam. Moskva, Gosplanizdat. No.2. [Literature in the Russian
language from 1730-1955] Literatura na rueskom iazyke za 1730-1955 99.
Pod red. G.N.Sinookova. 1959. 263 p. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Moscow. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy Institut sel'sko-
khozyaystvennogo mashinostroyenlya.
(Bibliography--Agricult-aral machinery)

SYSOYEV,---.N.-I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Contribution to the theory on the sieving operation of sieves.
Trakt, i sellkhozmash. 32 no.10:19-21 0 162. (MIRA 150)
(Agricultural implements)

LiYSOY1,110 N~1.0 kand. tei-lin. ~muk
Effectiveness of seed separation and Us evaluatlor. Trakt.
i sellkhozmash, no,5?17-19 My 164. NIRA l7t6)

SYSOYEV, Nikolay Nikolayevich 6 may- i964-
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PYSO)P~V,J~.P.,- POTASHOVA, V.P., red.; SYCHEVA, V.A., tekhn. red.
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-[The fishing industry in the national economic system of
the U.S.S.R.] Rybnaia promyshlennost' v sisteme narodnogo
khoziaistva SSSR. Murmansk, Murmanskoe inzhnoe izd-vo,
1962. 22 p. (MIRA 16:5)
(Fisheries)

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TITLE: A multilayer container for the extrusion rocess Class 7, No. 173195
GOURCEt Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no, 15, 1965, 24
TOPIC TAGS- metal extrusion, metallurgic process
ABSTRACT: 'This Author's Certificate introduces a multilaver container for the,ex-
rusion process. The device is built up from several hoops fitted concentrically
ne over the other. To economize an costly steals and lighten the container, spac-
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o 'between two or several pairs of hoops. These spacers are made in
,ers are placed
~he form of hoops which are cut away in one or several places along the generatrix.
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UBMITTED: 27Mar64
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SYSOYEV. P.V.
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Public examination of Inventions. Izobr. v SSSR 1 no.6:27-28
D 156, (mm lo:4)
(Patent laws and legislation)

ZOLOTNIKOV, Ivan Mikhaylovich; SYSCYEV evichl
SDWENKO P.A.,, inzh.,~gr~ed.: S~HILLIN~G,V.AM,r,5 ~.-va;
BELOGUROVA, I.A., tekbn. red.
(Machining bodies of revolution by the face milling method]
Obrabotka poverkhnostei tel vrashcheniia metodom tortsovogo
frezerovaniia. Leningrad, 1962. 21 p. (Leningradskii dom
nauchno-tekhnicheskoi propagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom.
Seriia; Mekhanicheskaia obrabotka metallov, no.11)
WIRA 15:8)
(Metal cutting) (Milling machines)

SY SOY EV, P.V., inzh., red.; CHIXUCHEVs, N.A.,, inzh., red.;
-KRASHENINNIKOVA, G.V., inzh.., nauchr*-y red.; 1,ROShMYAKOV,
A.V., inzh,,' red.; UTK1211 A.V., inzh., red.; SUKHAREVA, R.A.,
red.; SITNIKOV, L.P., red.; KUDRYAVITSKAYA, A.A., teklm.
red.
[The established classes of patent licenses and certificates
granted to Soviet inventors; mindex divided into subclasses,
groups, and subgroups]Ukazatell klassov avtorskikh svidetellstv
i patentov, vydavaemykh v SSSR, s podrazdeleniem ikh na pod-
klassy, g'ruppy i podgruppy. 14oskvay TSentr. biuro tekhn. in-
forzatsii 1962. 820 p. OUR- 15:11)
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1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)Komitet po delax.-i izobreteniy i ot-
krytiy.
(Patent licenses)

XEKHIN, S.V., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; SERGEYEVA, V.D., kand.fizika-matem.nauk;
SYSOYEV, P,V,.-,. aspirant
Investigating the work hardening along the tread section of car
wheels in "nnection with the length!ning of their service life.
Sbor;tmd. MIZHT no.197:38-57 1621 (NIRA 16:8)
(Car wheels-Testing)

SAPOGOV, N.A., doktor fiziko-matem. nauk, Prof.; ZOLOTNIKOV, I.M.,
kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsen~,- SYSOYE&_fj., aspirant
Investigating the shape of rolling stock wheel surfaces processed
by the method of face milling. Sbor.trud. LIIZHT no.197:58-70
162. (Car wheels-Testing) (MIRA 16:8)

DYADICHEVA, Ye.I.; SYSOYEV, P.V.; SUBBOTINA, G.B., red.
[Classification of inventions) Klassifikatsiia izobrete-
nii. Moskva2 TSentr. nauchno-issl. in-t patentnoi in-
formatsii i tekhniko-ekon. issledovanii, 1963. 39 P.
(MIRA 17:9)

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whcola. Truly no '. MiRl. 18:4)
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SYSOYEV, S.A., elaktromonter
Transporting liquid paraffin to be uBed in lubricating forms. Rats.
i izobr. predl. v stroi. no.5:6-8 '58. (MDU 11: 6)
1.Zavod 14o,8 Moaglavzholezobetona, Hook-va, D-100, Pervyy
Krnsnogvardeyekiy proyezd, d. 32.
(Paraffins--Transportation)
(Reinforced concrete construction--Yormwork)

SYSOYE'V, 'S.F.; Ht!DIYEV, V.fL
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Electric warming-ip of automob-'le engines 4n winto~r. Strol. truboprov.
m I
10 no.9.,23-24 S 1-65. (MIRA 18:9)
~. Tre.:;t Ow.suef teprovods troy-, Omsk.
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SYSOYEV) S. 1.
USSR/L?Ugineering --Foundry, Methods -Tan 52
"Drying Molds With the Aid of Carbon Dioxide,"
S. I. Sysoyev, Engr
"Litey R-roizvod" No 1, P 5
Describes new method developed at Moscow,Grinder
Plant for drying.molds and cores without heat.
Drying is achieved by blowing with C02 for 3-15
min. Method may be used only when molding mixt
contains binder capable of reacting chemically
with C02, such as vater'glass, Na2S'03 or K2S03-
2"T12

KOTSYUBINSKIY, 0. Yu.; Prinimal uchastiye SYSOYEV, S.Lp inzh.
Residual stresses in castings and ways to reduce them. Lit.
proizv. no.6:32-35 Je 161. (MIRA 14:6)
(Founding)
(Str4ns and stresses)

KOTSYUBIIISKIY, O.Yu.; SYSOYEVJ, S.I.; SO-ENOV, V.N.; SHEVCFfUK., S.A.
Plastic properties of cast Iron. Lit, proizv. no.6:27-29 Je 762.
(MIRA 15~6'j
(Cast iron-Testing) (Plasticity)

KOTSYUBINSKIY., O.Yu.; SITNIKOV, G.D.; SYSOYEVI S.I.;. SEMENOV$ V.11.,- GFMRIKOVj A.M.
- -
Residual stresses and the warping.of iron castings. Li-t.pr.Oizv-. no.4:,
28-31 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Iron founding-Defects) (Thermal stresses)

KOTSYUBINSKIY, O.Yu.; SYSOYEV, S.I.; GERCHIKOVp A.M.; SEMENOV, V.N.;
CHELUSMN, A.S.' --
Selecting cast-iron brands for the manufacture of machine-
tool base parts. Stan. i instr. 34 no.lOtl8-21 0 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

KHARCHENKO, V.F. inzh.; GORLEYEV, V.K., inzh.;,S
KIIIGER, M.G., inzh.
Erection of heavy towers for electric transmission lines in
close quarters. Mont. i spets. rab. v stroi. 24 no.2:9-10
F 162, (MIRA 15:6)
1. Rostovski3r,Gosudar5tvennyy institut po proyektirovaniyu,
issledovaniyu i ispytaniyu stalInykh konstruktsiy i mostov
i trest Yuzhstallkonstruktsiya.
(Electric lines--Poles and towers)

DIYAKOV, f.; "'I.; NOSEN!"~OV, V~
Notor vehicles of' the ZIL-133 family. Av-t. transp. 42 rio.7:
42_44 Tj
, tj '64. (IERA 17: 11)
1. Moskovskiy avtomobilinyy zavod im. Likhacheva.

A UTiOH: Sy~oyev, V. A., 20-2-40/50
TITLE; On the Morphology, Taxonomic Position and Taxonomy of E~yolithes
(K morfologii, sistematicheskomu polozhenLW i sistematike khioli-
tov)
PERIODICAL.- Do~lady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol- 116, Nr 2, PP- 304-307 (USSR)
ABSTRACT2 According to reference review of this group described in 1840 from
the OrdovicianEsthonia the author detects that their taxonomic
position remained unexplained up to now. They were counted either
to the Pteropodic mollusks or to the worms. The author investiga-
ted the lower Cambrian hyolithes of the eastern Siberian plateau
and considers their tyonomy and morphology to be clear enough
now. A characteristic of the group is given. They passed two sta-
ges in the course of their ontogenesis: a nymph stage and an adult
stage, both are described. Their stell consisted of calcium car-
bonate though it cannot be said that they were originally of cal-
cite. The first representatives of the hyolithes occurred in the
lowest layers of the lower Cambrian and had already at that time
a marifoldness of forms. They had their flourishingtime in Cam-
brian, Ordovicianf and Silurian. They peter out in Devonian,
k
ermian. In mesocoicum they do no more occur.It
Carboniferous, and
was a very conservative group. In the course of the palaeocoicum,
Card 1/3 there were no greater morphological varieties. The formation of

On the D"lorphology, Taxonomic Position and Taxonomy of Hyolithes 20-240/50
greater taxonomic categories which differ to a great extent from
each other was apparently concluded already in Pre-Cambrian.The
forms with a round cross section without septa in the inner and
with a cover of the fifth type are assumed to be the oldest. 5
types of cover forms are distinguished. Apparently the hyolithes
with a tubular nymph stage repeat this stage in their ontogenesis.
The forms with a conical initial chamber are the most complicated.
The taxonomic position the hyolithes have to find in the mollusc
type as an early separated group. Therefore their primitive struc-
ture in comparison with other molluscs, the conservatism and the
dying out in the j?~a 1e0Z0iCUM._. In their entirety the hyolithes
are separated as a super order 4yolithoidea superord.nov. . They
are divided into 5 orders: Ist order; Hyolithida ord.nov. shell
bilateral-symmetrical, initial chamber conical, the inner space
consists of air chambers and a living chamber. The cover is bi-
lateral-symmetrical of the 1-- 4. type. 2nd order; Diplothecida
ord.nov4arvenstandium.) nymph stage with a tubular shell with
cross striped surface with usually appears bent in the ratio to
the axis of the grown-up part of the bilateral symmetrical shell
and is sharply SeDarated from it-In the inner part there are trans-
versal septa. Mouth with a lip. Cover unknown. 3rd order:Camero-
thecida ord.nov. shell cross section usually oval. Nymph shell
Card 2/3 tubular, divided by sepla and often bent transversally to the bend-

On tht~ Morphology, Taxonomic Position and Taxonomy of Hyolithes
20-2-40/50
ing surface of the rest part of the shell. The apex of the shell
is divided by transversal septa into chambers. Cover unknown.
4th order: Globorilida ord.nov.shell curved, bilateral-symmetrical
with a round- triangular cross section. Cover plane-conical. Nymph
shell is represented by a ball-like initial chamber. 5th order a-
olithellida ord.nov. shell round, oval, elliptical and round-
triangular in the cross section, sometimes radial-symmetrical,
very thin and long. The apex is pointed. Nymph stage unknown.The
bilateral-syumetrical cover is divided into a central- and a mar-
ginal lower plate of transit. There are 2 figures and 4 non-Slavic
references.
ASSOCIATION: Palaeontological Institute AN USSR (Paleontologicheskiy institut
AN SSSR)
PRESENTED: June 8,1957 by S. I. Mironov, Academician
SUBA11TTED: June 6, 1957
AVAIL-ABLE: Library of Congress
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SYSOYEV, V.
Propagandize more widely civil defense knowledge. Voen. znan.
39 no.8:6-7 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Civil defense)

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SYSOYEV, V.A.
Eyolithoids of the genus Circotheca from lower Cambrian depos"its
of the Taymyr National Area. Faleont. zhur. no.1:84-94 '59.
(MM 13:1)
l.'Paleontologicheakiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Kotuy Valley-Gastropoda, Yossil)

sYSO)rEv v.A.
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Hyolithes of the genera Circotheca and Orthotheca from lower
Cambrian deposits of the Siberian Platform. Faleont. shur. no.2;
68-78 '59. (MIRA 13:1)
l.Palsontologicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Yakutia--Gastropoda, Fossil)
(TayWr Peninsula--Gastropods, Fossil)

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AUTHOR: Sysoyev, V. A.
TITLE: The Taxonomy of Hyolithoidea (Sistematika khiolitov)
PERIODICAL: Dolclady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 2, PP 397-400
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The importance of taxonomical features and the subject men-
tioned in the title were sufficiently clarified by the study
of Cambrian material from the Siberian Platform. The family
and genetic features of Hyolithoidea are described (Fig 1).
Since various authors employed different terms for the des-
cription of Hyolithoidea, the author suggests a uniform method
of measuring and denominating the individual parts of the
fossils mentioned in the title (Fig 1). He then gives a
classification of this group. It comprises the order of
H Y 0 L I T H I D A with the following families; ORTHOTHECIDAE
with 5 genera (Fig 2), HYOLITHIDAE with 2 genera, SULCAVITIDAE
with 5 genera, PTERYGOTHECIDAE with 1 genus. INCERTA FAMILIA
(uncertain Afamily) with the genus of Q u i n q u e 1 1 t h e s
S y s s o i e v. The order of D I P L 0 T H E C I D A with
the family of DIPLOTHECIDAE (3 genera); the order of
C A M E R 0 T H E C I D A with the family of CAMEROTHECIDAE
Card 1/2 (1 genus); the order of G L 0 B 0 R I L I D A with the

The Taxonomy of Hyolithoidea SOV/2o-125-2-45/64
family of GLOBORILIDAE (1 genus) and the order of
H Y 0 L I T H E L L I D A with the families of TORELLELLIDAE
(1 genus)and HYOLITIMLLIDAE (3 genera). There are 2 figures
and 9 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: PaleontoloCicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR
(Paleontological Institu*e of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: June 3, 1958~ by S. I. Mironov, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 26, 1958
Card 2/2

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lilrPHOR; _Sysqyey, V. A. SOV/20-127-4-47/60
TITLE. The Ecology of Hyolithes
PERIODICAL- Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR.. 1959:1 Vol '127r TTr 4, pp 892-895 (USSR)
ABSTIL',CT, The ecology of hyolithes has hitherto not been investigated. The
author was able to draw some conclusions on the ecology and
habitat of the hyolithes on a,~count of his observations of the
Lr,rier C=brian sediments of the eastern part of the Siberian
Platform and of morphological data from publications. He
describes the history of the seas beginning with the early
Cambrian: Yudomskoye, Sunnaginakoye.. Sinskoye2and Kutorginovoye
periodo. The sea was inhabited by a-most all groups of organisms:
epipliytic.-algae, archaeocyathidae, hyolithes, trilobites,
brachiopoda~ gastropoda, fu,-ig--;, vermes, and foraminifera. In the
sedijaents mentioned only remains of benthal varieties are
preserved. Hyolithes lived th=ughont the existence of the waters
ex~:ept for the Yudomskoye period. Their remains can be found
in all rock.-types: limestones, slates, and sandstones. They are
rare in dolomites. The author singled out two bedding-types of
hyolithes: a) The shell is not strong].y rolled. The way of
Card transportation was not long. The Siinnaginskiy level on the middle

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The
SOV/20-127-4-47/60
course of the river Aldan is typical of it. b) In 'his case the
entire shell of the hyolithe is preserved and has an operculum.
Sometimes the shell is preserved in the vital position - on the
ventral side. In these habitats hyolithes can be found in groups.
The age of the individuals varies. Hyolithes were found which had
o-~caslonally been deposited in calm, perhaps deep, waters during
the sedimentation of the Sinskiy and Kutorginovyy levels. These
tvio bedding-types alternate frequently in perpendicular as well
as horizontal direction. The following information on the habits
of these organisms can be obtained by analyzing the shape and
structure of the 1-4olithe shell: hyolithes may be divided with
regard to ecoloiry into 1) plankton and benthos and 2) varieties
which changed their habits dvxing ontogenesis and those which
did not change them, These differences show up in the construction
of the shell. In addition to detached varieties there were
probably also attached hvolithes (Ref 6). Hyolithes occur seldom
together with algae. They are practically missing in bioherm-es,
The bentha-1 varieties lived in "he shelf-zone of the sea,
usually in its central part, where the movement of the water
,arovided for normal aeration. The bottom was soft -and muddy; and
Card 2'/5 tict too deep. Eyolithes could stand flu~3tuations of salt content

The of IJYC-114thei~
SOVI/20-1 2 7- -4 -47/60
on2y up to a certain deg--ee which was not "'co high. Similarly,
hyolithes could not stand great depths. Violent movements of
uater were unfavorable for them becaase they could not attach
.hemselves. This is proved by the thir-ne---s of their shells.
There-- are I figure and 6 references. 1 -:~f vh-Lc-.h is Scvie4-
ASSOCIATION,! Palecatologicheskiy institut Akadem-IJ.-J" nauk- SSSII (Pale onto lour- -.0.
lnsl4tute of the ,.cademy of Scienves, USSR)
PRES -12ITT ED Ai)r-iI 23, '~qr-q~ by I. I, Shmal~gauzen, A-lademicicA
SUBIMITTED: -M~zcyrch '14., 1959
Card 3/.

SYSOYEV, V. A., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Cambrian chiolites of the
Siberian platform and their stratigraphic significance." Yakutsk, 1960.
19 pp; 1 page of tables; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist
Education USSR, Saratov State Univ im N. G. Chernyshevskiy); 150 copies;
price not given; (KL, 25-60, 128)

SYSOYEV, V.A.
Scope of some genera fl~vlitheu of the Orthothecidae family.
Nauch.soob.IAFAN SSSR no.4:43-43 160. (MMI 14:12)
(Yakutia..:--Gasteropoda., Fossil)

SYSOYEVI'~LL--
Classification of the Hyolithidae family. IJauch.soob.IAFAII
SSSR no.4:54-56 160. (MIRA
(Gasteropoda., Fossil)

SYSOYEVI, V.IA_.'
Find of the lower Cambrian hyolithid Ceratotheca. Palsont. zhur.
no.2tI24-125 161. (MIRA 14:6)
i. Yakutskiy filial Sibirekogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Kotuy Valley--Gastropod&, Fossil)

SY-W-M,-V-Iadimir-LIDIagpdrovich" KORDE, K.B.', otv. red.; OSIPOVA.,
L.S., red. izd-va; ZUDINA, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Cambrian chiolites in the northern slope of the Aldan
Shield)Khiolity kembriia severnogo sklona Aldanskogo shchi-
ta. 1~oskva,, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1962.. 65 P.
(MIRA 15:11)
(Aldan Plateau-Chiolite)

SYSOYEV9 V.A.
Lower Cambrian chiolites of the genus Torellellain the Anabar
arch. Paleot. zhur. no.3t49-55 163. (MIRA 16t10)
1. Yakutskiy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.

SYSOYXV, V.F.,(Hoskva)
Changes in the duration of intervals and deflections of the
electrocardiogram. Ilia. mod.. 34 no.2:74-76 7 'f6 (MLRA 9:6;
1. Iz fakalitatekoy terapevticheskoy kliniki (zav.-deystvitellnyy
chlen AMU SSSR prof. A.I. Nesterov) lechobnogo fakill'tets, II
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo institute, imeni I.V. Stalina.
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY
changes in duration of intervals & deflections)

SYSOYeV, V. F. -'.-and Med Sci - (diss) "- Method of Spatial Vectorcardiography and
Experience of its Use in the Analysis of the Electrical Activity of the
heart During certain Diseasvs of the Cardiovascular SysteM,11 Moscow, 1960, 18 pp,
250 copies (Second Moscow State i-e-~ical Institute im N. I. Pirogov) (KL, 48/60, 116)

Sy SO I'-FV I Valeriy Iosifovich; RADOSTRI, V.A., red.; KTLOFOVA, L.K.,
[Work practices of the Tuapse sea harbor]Opyt raboty
Tuapsinskogo morskogo porta. Moskvav Izd-vo 1114orskoi tran-
spo-+- 11 1962. 58 (KIRA 15:9)
~10
Tuapse-Harbor~* (Cargo handling)

,,YS.CV!W.,--V..T-., SYSUVIN, T. A. and SYSCITV ~'.T.
Computation of Motors
Leningrad Industrial IN-T, (1()4c,)

-BOYEV, V.I.
"Testing of AC Electrical lachines" (Ispytaniye elektricheskikh rashin peremennogo
toka). Isd Voysmo-vosdushnoy akademii im Zhukovskogo., 124 pp. .0114-7

i
sys~' V. I.
Proektirovanie elektricheskikh mashin postolann go toka aviatsionnogo tipa. 1945.
Title tr.: Design of direct current electrical machinery for aircraft.
W, F
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955

SYSOYEV, V. I.
"Certain Problems in Vibrations of Tower-Type Structures.', Sub 23 Jan 51,
Central Sci Res Inst of Industrial Structures. (TsUll-A
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in Moscow during 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 MaY 55

LA'11.'I~Yilf' 1-~. ; 'Y'00~ ,it.
2-.L2-L" 1. ; . 1',, 1. L.
1,hchinory - Gonstruction
Manual for uichine builders, Vols. 1-3, Reviewed by Yu. 1-i. Lakhtin,
V.I. Sysoev, I.L. Trapezin, Sov. kniga No. 2, 1953
I.,orithly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1953, Uncl.

KORE1,7EV, B. G..) PROF.; SYS-ON, V.- -1.
Vibration
Method of dairiping the swaying of tower-like structures. Biul. stroi. tekh. 10, No. 5, 1953.
Monthly List of Fussian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. UNTCLASSIFIED.

SYSOYEV, Vladimir Ivanovich, kandidat tekhaicheskikh nauk, dotsent;
'-I=SMYIII,-BI..' Ye.I,-- kandida'ko tekhniehookikh nauk, redaktor; XAWV,
A.U., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, doteent, retsenzent; UVAROVA.
A.F., takhnicheskiy redaktor
[Principles of metal cutting and cutting instruments] 09novy rezaniia
metallov i rezhushchii instrument. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo
mashinoBtroit, lit-ry, 1955. 275 P. (MIRA 9:2)
(Metal cutting) (Cutting tools)

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124-58-6-6975
ranstation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika 1958 Nr 6, p 103 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Sysoyev, V.I.
TITLE: Pendulum-type Vibrat-ibn Dampers for Tower StTuctures (Mayat-
.nikovyy gasitell kolebaniy sooruzheniy bashmnogo tipa)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : issled. po dinamike sooruzheniy. Moscow, Gos, izd-vo
[it. po str-vu i arkhitekt. , 1957, pp 61-82
ABSTRACT: A theoretical and experimental investigation is made of a pen-
dulum-type vibration damper. a model whereof consists of a
little ball that rolls in a little groove attached to a model of the
tower. The damping of the vibrations of the model, as of the
structure itself, occurs as a result of the impacts of the little
ball (or Pendulum) against the model (or structure). The vibra-
tions on the model are recorded by means of a Geiger vibro-
graph equipped with a sensor, whiie the vibrations on the full-
scale structure are recorded by the same vibrograph except
that it functions on a seismographic principle. The theoretical
mvestigation is set up for a system consisting of a mass M
which (with x-wise displacement) is placed atop an elastic ver-
Card 1/3 tical rod L which is subjected to impacts from a mathematical

124-58-6-6975
Pendtilum -type Vibration Dampers for Tower Structures (cont, )
pendulum suspended from it. The mass of the pendulum is m . its length
and its .111gular di.-;PI~Icement' P. The as_suniption is made that M > n-i and
L > 1. in this system impacts with an impulse S occur at time intervals T
Moreover, there is a perturbation force P acting on the rnaS5 M . The
equations for the motion of the system have the form-
k 4 2 nk + ~2x ~~ P 'sin'Oi + 30 S (t-RT)
M % I E
M R=O
and +W 2 x S V 9 (t~ RT)
1 -M7 R~O
wherein 9(t - RT) is the impulse function, the other symbols being canver.-
tionaL. The author first takes up the damping of the free vibrations, starting
with the change in velocity of the partially inelastic colliding bodies, and
then knits together solutions for the ensuing stages. in this event, optimum
vibration-damping conditions occur when T q - 0- 5TW + T where T is the
system's free-vibration period, T the vibration period of the penqulum,
Card 2/3 (_d

124-58-6-6975
Pendulut-n-type Vibration Dampers for Tower Structures (cont. )
and T the impact duration. The case of forced vibrations is examined with
the methods of operational calculus. A recommendation concerning the
optimum vibration -damping conditions is contained in the equation Tq --: T.
It is shown than the vibration -damping effective~ness is a function of the co-
efficient of recovery. Results cited of experifients. made: with a:number of
models, a radio tower, and a smokestack all confirm the effectiveness of
the pendulum-type damping apparatus for which quantitative performance
data are given.
A. N. Obmorshev
1. Structiwes--Vibration 2. Vibration--Control 3. Control
systems--Performance 4. Mathematics--Applications
Card 3/3'

124-58-9-10333
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, 133 (USSR)
A6THOR: Sysoyev, V.I.
TITLE- Vibrati_on~s
5ystems With Nonlinear Elastic Characteristics
(Kolebaniya sistem s krivolineynymi uprugimi kharakteris-
tikami)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Issled. po dinamike sooruzheniy. Moscow. Gos.
izd-vo lit. po str-vu i arkhitekt. , 1957, pp 93-115
ABSTRACT, An examination of methods for the determination of the
vibratory frequencies of-systems, wherein the supports exhibit
a cubic relationship between a reaction force and the respective
displacement (the problem of the determination of the vibratory
frequencies of smokestacks stayed with guy wires). For a
system with a single degree of fr-eedom the problem reduces to
I + , 0, where the initial
an equation of the type y' 'k ?-Y + j f (Y) ~
conditions are y(O)=yo and y0 (0) = 0, A and 5 are constants,
and f(y) is a polynoMLal with a moderate number of terms.
A method for the integration of this equation was indicated by
A. N. Krylov (Sobraniye trudov. Vol 10, Vibratsiya sudov.
Card 1/2 AN SS.SR, 1948-195 1). The solution proposed by A. N. Krylov

SYSOYrl-VJ9 V.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
Free vibrations of systems with one degree of freedom and Limiters.
Trudy TSNE-SK no.1:39-72 161. (KRA 15:4)
(Vibration)

SYSOYEV, V.I.;-kand.tekhn.nauk
Transverse vibrations of variable-section rods. Trudy TSNIISK
no.ls87-95 161. (NIRA 15.4)
(Elastic rods and wires-VWation)

Sysonv, V.I.
Coordinatinf, r..)nferencp on proYlerns of determining dynamic Mads.
(rIRA n.-lo)
Stroi. mokh. i ranch. sw)r. ' no-5:47-48 (I.
(Structures, Theor~y o.-~'--Congresses)

_yc'y,%NEV, Vladimir Ivanovic] j, Icand. tekhn. nauk., dotsent; BRUSHTEYN,
B,Ye., kand. tek" naulkq dots.., retsenzent; LESNICMIKO,,
I.I,,, red. lzd,,,va; ELIMID, V.D., tekhn. red.
[Principles of metal cutting and metal-cutting tools]Osnovy
rezani:La meta2l.ov i rezhushchii instrument. Izd.2., perer.
Moskva, blashgiz, 1962. 311 p. (IURA 15:9)
(~Vtal cutting)

SYSOYEV, Vladimir jyqno3cLW4 kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; IVANOVA,
N.A., red.izd-va; SOROKINA, G.Ye., tekhn. red.
[Cutting of metals, machines, and tools]Rezanie metallov,
stanki i instrument. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1960. 479 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Metal cutting) (Cutting machines)

ZUBAKOV., D.I.; 4X_SqEV, V.I., kand.tekhnnauk, red.; NAGOVITSYN,
V.W.p red.; YASFUKOVA, N.V., tekhn. red.
[Electric erosion methods of machining metals] Elektro-
erozionrqe sposoby obrabotki metallov, Pod red. V.I.
Sysoeva. MoskVit, Rosvuzizdat, 1963. 39 P. (MJRA 16:12)
(Electric metal cutting)

(alla Vnii) *d 01) *~,-'_)Uf
PrJ,ll] Vjj~qr 'I .,I V~Q po'l -TAOTiluzo.) TTIOT'XV)
J~t)0'10111 01,11 U 011RO A f~-: I ~fjlljtl T.! I 31M1 t),' I OW .; ', ;, f")71,4 .1111 ',,1,1
I . 1 - - "' * __
'Pa'I "A'A 'VA0'ITlV7`C[ -*PGl "*Jr,-Td "I-d f-T-A
, . i

F%IIN, S.F.;_gAOYEV,_Y.j.0 kand. tekhn.nauk, dots., retsenzent;
LE,OICHENKO, I.I., red.izd-va; WIRNOVA, G.V., tekhn.red.
[Attachments and auxiliary tools for lathes] Prisposoble-
niia i vspomogatellnyi instrument k tokarnym stankam. Mo-
skva, Mashgiz, 1963. 152 p. (MIRA 17:2)

ISYSC)YF-Vi V.P.
USSR/Miscenaneous Book review
card :L/1 t Pub. a6 - 37/40
Authors t Skalon, V, N,p Prof*
Title Hunting in the Khabarovsk region
Periodical : Priroda 43/4., 1U-123, Apr 1954
Abstract t A review is made of the book., "Hunting in the Khabarovsk RagLm*p
by V. P, Sysoev., second aditim., Far4lastem State PubUshing
Office,v 1952& A number of defects are found 1n.the.books, but the,
book is generally found to be good*

SY-JOYEV, VO'EVOLOD PETROVICH j~Dn
.R990
V dallnevostoohnoy tayge (In Far Eastern Taiga) Moskva, Gos lzd-vo
Geografiches1coy Literatury, 1955.
191 p. illus., map, tables.

SYSOYHi, V.P.; KUN, N.JCh.
The unrestricted breeding Of Bables in the Far East. Vop.geog.
Dall.Vost.no-3:85-91 '57. (KIRA 10:12)
(Verkhne-Bureinskiy District-Sables)

- 't ,'L.I ,~; 1~ I
I j Ii -I
SYSOTEV, V.P.
-,------B-iolo~y and distribution of the Himala7an, black bear in the Amur
Valley. Vop.geog.Dall.Vost. n0-3:153-157 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Amur Valley-Bears)

V.YP!WEVSKIY, D.S.; GIAVATSKIY S.N.; STAPANOV, A.A.; SYSOYEII, V.P.;
CHECHELEV, I., tekhn. red.
[Kur-Unmiyskly District; nature and economy]Kur-Urmiiskii
raion; prir6da i khoziaistvo. Khabarovsk) Priamurksii filial
geo.-r. ob-va SSSR, 1958. 327 p. (141RA 15:11)
(Kur-Urrdyskiy District-Economic geography)

L 0 7 _153 o - 6 7ARG/DjP(c)/0dP(h) 1ILiIN (d) /F WIFSS -2
ACC NR, AP6010464 7V SOURCE CODE: UR/0375/66/000/003/0032/0038
(Docent; Rear admiral; Candidate of naval sciences);
'AUTHUR: Sysoyev, V.
;Smirnov, V. D. (Docent; Candidate of naval sciences; Captain)
ORG: none
14ITLE: Air defense of ship formations
1SOURCE: Morskoy sbornik, no. 3, 1966, 32-38
i1UPIC TA66: air defense tactic, military organization, naval fire control system,
i'naval tactic
.ABSTRACT: Citing data from the great sea battles of the Second World War, the author
Ipoints out that the air defense of ship formations has redically changed since that
;period when aircraft used only bombs and torpedoes against ships. The development of
I
Imissiles has led to profound qualitative changes in the problems, organization, and
I
inicans of air defense of ship formations. This article describes these changes. Where-
as previously only aircraft could make an aerial attack, now there are missile-firing
isubmarines, missile ships, and coastal missile units. The effectiveness of the means
:of aeria]. atLacl~s on ships has increased appreciably as a consequence of using nuclear
warbeadn in various types of weapons and controlled missiles. The importance of fight-
ingl~,,ith -weapons which are employed by different carriers has increased, i.e., with the
wide inLroductfan of controlled missiles air defense is faced wiLh the problem of de-
LCard

SYSOYEV, V.V.
Semiautomatic line for cutting thin-walled pipes. Mashimostroitell
no.8:11-12 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Pipe cutting) (Antomatic control)
I

RUDASHEVSKIY, S.Ye.; SYSOYET, V.V.
Parabiotic nature of the refractory phase of the heart. Nerv. sist.
no. 2:104-109 160. (MIRA 14:10
(HEART) (ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY)

I.. -SYSGYFV,-.V. V I --
Parabiotic phenomena in the refractory phase of the heart. Vast
LGU 15 no.15:152-155 160. (MTRA 13:8)
(HEART)

RUDASHEVSKIY, S.Ye.;_SYSOYEVY V.V.
The technique of studying the refractory phase of the heart. Fiziol.
zhur. 46 no.10:1297-1?99 0-160. (MIU 13:11)
1. Fiziologicheskiy institut im. A.A.Ukhtomskogo universitets, im.
A.A.Zhdanova Leningrad.
CHART) (ELECTROCARDIOGRLPHY)

VORONOV, YU.A., allLYATEV, P.I., IWDASMBVSXjr, S.YE., SYSOyFv, V.7.
"Phenomena of parabiosis in xiamintervals of tlm.0
Roport aubmitted, tut not presontAd at the 22nd IntanAtional
Convene of Physlo2ogical Sclesces.
Ulden, the Ketherlands 10-17 %p 2.962

SYSOYEV.,,-.,V.T.-,
Two components of ventricular contraction of the frog heart.
V'est.LGU 18 no.3.149-153 163. (MIRA' 16:2)
(HEART)

SYSOYEV, V.V. I
Methods for examining the excitability of the heart, Fiziol,
zh. SSSR Sechenov 49 no.6:770-773 163 (MIRA 17:1)
1. Fiziologicheskiy institut imeni A.A. Ukhtomskogo Gosudar-
stvennogo universiteta imeni A.A. Zhdanova, Leningrad.

SYSOYEV) V.V.
Dynamics of the excitai-Al"ity of the f-rog heart ventricle; preliminary
report. Vest. ILU 19 no.15:148-152 164.
(MIRA 17:11)

VoiMr.lov, *Yu.A.; GULYAYEV, P.I.; RUDASHEVSKlY, P. Ye.; SYSOY-1.7,11, V.V.
Parabiotic phenomer-on, in mic-_roin'vez-,raJs of time. Nerv. sist.
no.4:23-20' 163 18:1)
1. Fiziolocicheskiy insluitut LenLicradskoar, -Lmiversiteta.
0

CHVORIIIOV,N. ; GULYAYEV,B.B., professor, doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk , redaktor;
SYSOYgV,V.Ye., redaktor; GERASIMOVA,Ye.S., tekhnicheBkiy redaktor
[Hardeningaf castings; a collection of articles. Translated from the
Czech.] Zatverdevanie otlivok; sbornik statei. Moskva, Izd-vo ino-
strannoi lit-ry, 1955. 14o p. (MLRA 9:2)
(Founding)

SBRGEYEVA, O.S., redaktor; SYSOYEV, V.Ye., redaktor; VILLEWA. A.V.,
tekhnichaskiy redakto-r--""'--"-'--'
[Lithium; collection of translations] Litii; sbornik pereyodov.
Moskva, Izd-vo iuostrannoi lit-ry. 1�54. 105 p. (MLRA 8:1)
(Idthium)

RRYFKAN, H.B., kandidat'khimicheakikh nauk, redaktor; SYSOYIV, V.Ye.,
redaftor; IOVISVA, N.A., tokhnichaskiy redakto?'_ --am'"mWa
[Powder metallurgy, properties, arA field of use of ber7lltum;
a collection of translations-(from foreign perWicaliflPoroshkovala
metallurgiis, evoistva i oblastl primenentia berillita; abornik
perevodoy (is Inostrannol periodichaskol literstury), Moskva, Izd-
vo inostrannoi lit-ry, 1956. 177 p. (Rodkie metally, no.4) (MIRa.10:2)
(Beryllium)

,-,yo,nyf.'V YF. A. , ~WSIOYEV, V. T. mnd SYSOYEV, M. I.
,putation of Motors
oil,
C
Leningrad industrial IN-T (1940)

YEGOROV, M.M.; KRASIL'NIKOV, K.G.; SYSOYEV, Ye -A.
Water wetting heats Of various silica gels with reference to their
degree of hydration. Dokl.AN SSSR 108 no-1:103-106 My 156.
MRA 9:8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitst imeni M.T. Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom M.M. Dabininym.
(Silica) (Heat of wetting)

ALEKSANBROVA, G.I.; KISELFV, V.F.; KRASILINIKOT, K.G.; MURINA, V,V.-,__SYSOTEV,Ye.A.
Vatting heats of variouAly hydrated silica gels when wetted by certain
organic liqaids, Dokl.AN SSSR 108 no.2:283-286 My 156 kmiak 9:9)
l.Moskovski7 posudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova. Pred-
stavleno akademikom M.M.%bininym.
(Heat of wetting) (Silica)

Ib I=
Orm ion of ritr*xL
tan -
'Itad awan A. ~-azels 77~.
41491P ~911 774TF-77
SiO, obtained by combu5ti" of rR7tO',Si ("Fhite soot"),
and on a --o. of carefully purif-ed 7amp!ei 01 SiOT and Al,O,
gels, calcined in a high vacuum for 24 h:-s. at 30r---C;00*.
The structura.1 ---ater was detd by heating at 1260' to corut.
wt.-, the sp. wrfece by tht B.R.T methA. The sdscrp-
e'r
tion, Nothems at the liqLd-N-.r,,er-- cf Ed to urtit surfa----,
coindded for .0 tre samples . T~e gt~4 aCreeirent cf the
results sh wte-I that low-E--jo. 11 adsomtior. can be uled as a
stacidard'Mthod for the det'n. t3i sp. suifatei.
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AUTHORS: Krasillnikov, K. G., Kiselev, V. F., Sysoyev, Ye. A. 20-6-27/42
TITLE; %turehof the Surface of a Dehydmted Silicagel
(K voprosu o prirode poverk,hnosti dogidratirovannogo
silikagelya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol- 116, Nr 6, PP. 990-993 (USSR)
ABSTRACTj The authors carried out quantitative measurements of the ad-
sorption of nitrogen and oxygen on silicagels which were de-
hydrated in high vacuum. The adsorption was measured by means
of the volum method. The silicagel test piece was introduced
into a quartz ampule and annealed after previous draining at
3000C at an assumed temperature. Then the prepared portion of
the gas to be investigated was introduced into the ampule and
the corresponding measurements were carried out at 200 C. Nitro-
gen is not adsorbed under these conditions within the accuracy
of measurement. With oxygen, the surface of silicagel de-
hydrated in vacuum at temperatures of 300 to 9000 C adsorbes the
oxygen to a considerable extent. Hereby the quantity of ab-
sorbed oxygen grows with an increase of the annealing temper-
ature. The effect of a short-wave radiation and the thermic de-
hydration in the final effect apparently lead to the samepro-
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heats of wetting of the silicagels with water in which case
these silicagels were previously annealed in vacuum at vari-
ou2 temperatures up to 8000 C. The data obtained during this
operation are summarized in a table. The two silicagels invest-
igated here, produce after annealing in vacuum a greater heat
of wetting than the same test pieces annealed in air. On the
surface of the silicagel dehydrated in vacuum, centers with
higher activity of adsorption than with the OH-groups are form-
ed. The results obtained in this case agree with the measure-
ments of other authors (reference 11,12).
There are 2 figures and 12 references, 8 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow State Ud1jmr*ity im. M_ V. Lomonosav
(Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova).
PRESENTED: may 4, 1957~ by M. M. Dubinin, Academician.
SUBMITTEDt May 26, 1957
ATAILA3LE: Library of Congress
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AUTHORS: Venolov, 'M.A., Golldin, L.L., Kirpichnikov, I.V.,
Lonfl-atai, G.S., Sidorenico, Z.S., Synoyev, Yo A
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TITLEi rnventigation of thu magnetic fie d oATi-grtion in
the X-blacka of the proton synchrotron
PER [ODICAL: Pribory i toldiniha o1caperimenta., no.4, 1962, 212-217
T I', XT ITho magnotic fiold configuration in moonurod Lit
III compens:ating blocks at various levels of induction from
80 gauss up to 8000 gauss. Magnetic field gradients are measured
with an accuracy of better than 0.1% and the displacement of the
neutral point obtained with r-&-accuracy of 0.05 to 0.07 mmi..
A plaxiglass carriage is located on the magnet p~oles and can
traverse the whole length of the block (1910 mm). This carriage
contains three pairs of.permal.loy probes for-measuroments in low
fields and three pairs of coils for the medium and large fields.
The field characteristics are measured at 31 points along the
14 X-blocks. The"distribution of the field and its gradient is
obtaine'd near the axis of symmetry for 5 values of induction
(82, 106, 210, 2600 and 7500 00) and on 6 of the C-blocks at
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8400 Oo. These measurements are compared with similar
mcanuraments on C-blocks. It is shown that displacement of the
neutral point depends on the residual field. Displacement also
occurs in strong fields because of core saturation. The results
are presented graphically and discussed in soma detail. The
coordinates of the pole pieces with respect to the geodetic markers
are determined to an accuracy of 0.03 to 0.04 mm. There are
8 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut tooreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki
GKAE (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental
Physics GKAE)
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1962
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VESELOV, M.A.; GOLIDIN, L.L,; III-Iff"10MIKOV, I.V.; IoOMKATSI, G.S.;
SIDORENKO, Z.S.; EY�
Determining the configurertion of the magnetic field in
X-units of a proton synebratran. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 7 no.4:
222-217 JI-Ag.162. OCIRA 3.6:.4)
1. Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimental'noy fiziki Goeu-
darstvenno o komiteta, po ispollzovaniyu atomnoy energii SSSR.
&agnetic measurements) (synchrotron)