SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VANYUKOV, M.P. - VANYUSHIN, S.S.

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AUTHOR: Andreyev B. I.; Vanyukov M 1'.. (Candidate of physico-mathematient ociencea)
ORG: none t7'1
TITLE: Production of Intense 10-7-10-8 see light flares by means of spark dincharges
SOURCE-. Uspeld~ nauchnoy
fotografil, v. 9, 1964, Vysokoskorostnaya fotolw.,xfiya I kineinatografiya jiligh-apeed p~otog--.
x4p4 and cinematography), 153-158 and insert facing page 168
TOPIC TAGS: light source, electric discharge, gas discharge, argon, nitrogen, helium
ABSTRACT: Several researchers discusspq_rezently the production of light flares shorte-t
than 10-7 see by means of spark disch, However, the question concerning the maxJmwn
intensity of such flares was left open. 1-he present paper reports on the studies of physical
conditions which determine the relationship between the energy fed Into the discharge gap anil
the duration and luminous intensity of Uie resulting flare. The authors discuss in a semi-
empirical manner the process of liberation of electrical energy within Cde. spark discharge
channel, present diagrams showing the changes in time of electrical characteristics of spark
discharges in air (in particular of the changes of the specific and total spark resistance
within the channel), survey the methods for the shortening of the duration of the light flare
and present experimental results (summarized In Fig. 1) for the cases of spark discharges
In argon, nitrogen, and helium,
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AUTHOR: Vanyukov, M. P.; Isayenko, V, I.; Serabryakov, V. A*
TITLE: Time: variation of the intensity of;fstimulated radiation in
various lacaral modes
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 4, 1964, 1182-1187
:TOPIC TAGS: stimulated radiation, radiation intensity, radiation
intensity variation, lateral radiatiDn mode, radiat!on intensity
',time variation, axial radiation mode, lateral mode generation,
;axial mode generation, stimulated radiation, neodymium,
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!activated glass, activated glass, resonator, polarized radiatio
;ABSTRACT: Spatial and time relationships between the axial and some
.lateral modes of stimulated radiation were investigated by using an
tapparatus in which the cmission from a neodymium glass (A - 1.06 U)
,is directed toward a lens in the focal plane-of which is tho-photo-
,cathode of an imago converter, The optical sy~tam with its auxiliary..-
.photographic a-yatem is shownin Fig. 1 of the 2;nclosuro for a case
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:wherain the emission leaving.the glass specimen is separated into
two beams. Fig..2 shows the distribution of various oscillation
modes. A comparison of the data obtained with determinationsmade
by an analytical formula connecting the wave number of a vector with,
Ithe linoa'r-rosonator dimensions shows that the theory of resonators
~does not explain all the data obtained. However, the importance
of polarized radiation in the lateral modes ij amphasixed.
:Original art, has; 5 figures and 4 formulas.
1ASSOCIATION: (,;osudarstvanny*yopticheskiy institut im. S. 1. Vavilova,
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80". Distortiov, due to the action of flash lamps upon the sir ins
this interferometer was found t-,) bn munh- iii.raar than
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TITIE: Effect of resonator mirror alignment an generation conditions In neodymi=4
activated glass
SOURCE: Zhurnal Irikladnoy spektroskopii, v. 2, no. 5 1965, 415-417
TOPIC TAGS:. laser optics, neodymim laser, glass laser, mi-,Tor alignment
ABSTRACT: The effect of rescnator mirror aligment on energy, emission threshold,
.angular distribution, end distribution, and coherence in specimens of neodymium-
activated glass was investigated. Glass specimens 8110, and 15-mm in diameter and
67-120 mm long vere*plaeed in the resonator with 90% reflective dielectric-coated.
mirrors set 1 m alvrt. The maximum energy output from the laser was 2-3 Joules.
It was found that misalignmeet, of one of the external mirrors reduced the'emitt e~ I
energy, end increased the emission threshold while the pumping energy remained
constant. For misaliFq=nt of less than 15", there was no change in angular dis-
tril~utloa within the experimental error. At greater misaligmwat, the angular
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tribution becomes-asymetric. Strong p=ping. produces even, illumination- over- thit,
entire end of a neodymiun rod when allgament is perfect. When misalignmentu reachei.
1420-3011 bands appear vhich coincide withthe axis of rotation of the mirror. The
Interference pattern was not disturbed by miaalig=ent, which indicatils that co-
herence is preserved. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and I table.
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AUTHOR: Vanyukoir, M. P.; Isayenko, V. I.; Lyubimov, V. V0
TITLE: Polarization of the stimulated radiation of neodymium-activated glass
SOURCE, Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopii, V. 3, no. 2, 1965, 171-172
TOPIC TAGS: light polarization, polarized light, polarization, stimulated radiation'
resonator, laser, neodymium doped glass, glass, neodymium
ABSTRACT: The highlosses caused by the polarizer can be wrolded by using instead
A glass plate whose'angle to the axis of the instrument can be varied. The glass
plate, which is placed between the neodymium glass rod and the output window,
affects the efficiency of the resonator by determining the polarization plane of
light oscillations. During experiments, the emerging beam was split by a half- wo-
transparent mirror, and the intensity of the two components vas compardId on a t
channel oscillograph. The measurements showed that if the glass plate is inclined
at a small angle to the axis of the resonator, an almost complete polarization of
the stimulated radiation can be obtained without involving great losses of energy.
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SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 18, no. 2, L965, 333-334
TAPTr TArQ- c~ark Ai-qrharqe- uIrrashort d-3charze. ultrashor, spark discharge,
1 ischarga is( nAr4f.-
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-in air (a - 1, x 1W a ami h * 5 )t IC-7), when E it., ex-
Presged in cm, L in henrys, C in farads, E. in v/cm, and 3V in stilbs, then at
K = 4 x 10-5 the experimental data satisfy the equation F:ir Bv vaLies less than t_.~e
limit-In7, valtTe ine, fDr -Lhh(-)~e
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Therwil distortions in samples of glass generating stimulated
radiation. Zhur. prikl. spekt. 2 no.4j295-298 Ap(165.
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Polarized atimilated rad-laticin from glass actAvated bv neodymliume
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AUTHOR,.-- Vvanyukov, M_. P.; Venchikov, V.'A.; Zhulay, V, Ya.; Isayenko, V. I..;
Lyubimov7r.OT.
ORG: none
TITLE: Two-channel single:pulse laseKith an energy of 180 joules
SOURCE: Optiko mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 6, 1966, 46
TOPIC TAGS: solid state laser, laser emission, neodymium glass
ABSTRACT: An investigation was made of a laser in whiih high emission energy of the
light pulse was obtained by the use of neod~2ium glasd`~rods. Cylindrical specimens
of glass (45 mm in diameter and 250 mm long) activated with neodymium were connected
in series-parallel. Each specimen was optically pumped by six direct pulse lamps
placed in a multielliptical illuminator. The laser consisted of two identical
channels, each containing three rods assembled on one axis. Q-modulation was done
by two prisms fixed on a common shaft rotating at 18,000 rpm. The light diameter
of the prism (30 mm) was coordinated with the light diameter of the operating rod by
means of aiGalileian tube. The experiments showed that for effective pumping of an
operating body 45 mm in diameter the content of Nd203 should not exceed 4%. In this
way it is possible to obtain an amplification coefficient of one rod equal to 3 and
provide a yield energy of 25-30 joules from one specimen. Connecting the rods
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in series reduces the amplification of optical pumping, owing to the appearance of
free generation of the whole channel. This difficulty can be eliminated by introeuc-
ing, between the rods, optical decoupling filters made of uranyl glass. The filters,
together with the operating rods, are placed in the laser illuminators and are
pumped simultaneously with the rod. The optical density of the filter is selected in
such a way that at maximum pumping no free generation appeais in the laser channel;
when the filters are illuminated at the moment when maximum Q for the resonator is
reached, one light pulse is generated. By introducing optical decouplingi emission
with an energy of 90 joules at 10-7 sec duration was obtained from one channel of the
laser. The angular distribution of generated radiation improves as the optical
pumping increases. Synchronous inclusion of two laser channels was obtained by
appropriate adjustment of the lager elements. The time spread of the pulses emitted
by both channels did not exceedlO-8 sec. With the simultaneous inclusion of two
channels, a light pulse with an energy of 180 joules (corresponding to an emission
intensity of 145 to 2 hw) was generated. (JAI
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TITLE: Use of a laser 2perating in the spike m&te to obtain a high-temperature
nlasma.Z/
SOURCE: . Zhurnal elisperimentalln-3y i teoreticheskoy fiziki. Pialma v redaktalyu.
Pri1ozheniye,,v-.3.. no. 8.. 19660 316-318
TOTPIC TAGS: laser application# laser pulsation,, neodymimm glases high temperature
Iplasmap discharge plasma, gas ionization
ABSTRACT: Since the use of a 1 aser for gas ionization or production of a high-
temperature -plasma is usually limited to light pulses of duration 10-7-10-8 seep
and-for certain applicationss say to accelerate chemical reactionso it may be of
interest-to-obtain--lorAger-action-ofL-the -electrocvignetle- fleld-of -the -light- wave -, on
-the plasmas- the-authors have-experimented with -ionization i:of- air --with -the -aid. of
ation ~qde, with total generation duration
radU -from a laser operating in the spike m
of about one -4114sehond. The neoc1vmium-aU!3e--1asier used in the investigation
yielded light h energy bw-- 1400 Heodymimm- glass rods Of 45 mm diam-
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eter and 600 long were used, with 2 and 4 per cent concentration of IM2%. An
elliptic illuminator with i;ix conjugate ellipses and straight pump flash lamps was
used. The average laser radiation powerp at a flash duration 0.8-1.2 maeco was
1-2 Mw,# but, taking into account the off-duty factor between spikes,, the maximum
radiation power could reach 10-30 Mw- When this radiation was focused in air
With-a 100 = focus lens a power density 1-3 Gv/cm2 and a field intensity of the
~"_Torder_ Of _:I6T_,v7c-mwere obva-ined.-.--enough--tc)--pr-oduce a h1gh-temperature plasma in
jin__Vrt-&kdcwxrA& -optically_-
air. Photographs show that the plasma produced b3
i.c)6 p wavelength is absorbed in the thin
opaque and that the laser emission of
front layer of the cloud. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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TITLE: Iltzst-operating liquid Q-switch shutter for neodymium, glass laser
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SOURCE: -1,N SSSR. Doklady, v. 167, no. 3, 1966, 547-5481
TOPIC TAGS; laser Q switch, solid state laser,,neodymium glass laser
ABSTRACT: An investigation was madecE the use of 3,3-diethyl-9,11,15,17-dineo-
pentylenethiapentacarbocyanine iodide dye as a fast-operating shutter in a glass
laser with a trivalent neodymium ion as activator. The emission falls on tile longwave
edge of the absorption band of the dye, whose maximum is at 9U'O mp. A neodymium
glass rod 15 mm in diameter and 240 mm in length-7as used. The dye in a plane-par-
allel cuvetre 20 mm long, was placed inside the resonator, which had external mirrors
spaced at 1 m. The cuvette was situated between the generating rod and the exit
mirror. The giant 3ulse energy was 1.5 joule, and the duration of the pulse did not:
exceed 25-30 x'10- sec.. The laser spectrma in transition to a single mode
narrowed from 50 to 6-8 A. Both the threshold of giant pulse generation and its
energy depended on the optical density of the solur-Irm. The single pulse generation
appeared- when the; concentration of the solution w~:d larger than 4 x 10-5 mol/l. At
lower concentrations, free generation was observed. The energy of the single pulse
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ncreased with the-concentration up to some value of concentration after which the
increase of energy leveled off. It was found that the value of optimum transmission
coefficient for the free generation mode, for the generation of several pulses
Oolution concentration 3.3 x 10-5 mol/1), and for the generation of single pulses
(concentration 11 x 10-5 mol/1) was approximately the same. Orig. art. has: 3 figure
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AUTHOR: Vanyukov. M. k.;.Isayenko. V. I., Luizova. L. A.; Shorokhov, 0. A.
ORG- none
TITLE: Losses in a resone.tor when the stimulated emission spectrum of Nd3,l* in glass
is narrowed
SOURCE: Optika i spektrot;kopiya, v. 20, no. 6, 1966, 963-969
TOPIC TAGS: laser emission, emission spectrum, neodymium, interferometer
ABSTRACT: The results of a study of the losses introduced by a rabry-ppro inter e:,-o-
ever to thle intensity of the stimulated emission of a neod *um glasslhaser,a
n _xe pre-
sented. The 'spectral emission band is narrowed by initroGucing a 1e3.eFF1`ves3Fs-tem, in
the form of a interferometer, into the resonator. The experimental equipment is illu-
strated and described in detail. The results indicate that the emission spectrum is
significantly narrowed as the coefficient of reflection of the plate is increased (I
to 2 A at 60 to 90% reflectivity). When the coefficient of reflection is low, the
energy generated is 70% that obtained without selection and remains so until reflec-
tion reaches 80%, whereupon it drops rapidly. Losses due to various instrument com-
ponents are described and their respective magnitudes estimated. Orig. art. has: 3
formulas, 6 figures. [14)
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AUTHOR: Azin, V. A.; Vanyukov, M. P.; Isayenko, V. I.; Serebryakov, V. A.;
Shor)khov, 0. A,
ORG: none
TITLE: An Nd-Rlass lase th a smooth displacement of the spectral emission band
SOURCE: Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyslilennost', no. 8, 1966, 1-4
TOPIC TAGS: solid state laser, neodymium laser,,glass laser, laser output, laser
efficiency
ABSTRACT: Piecewise continuous narrowing of the emission spectrum of a O-switched
Nd-glass laser at 0.2-0.3 nm was achieved experimentally without appreciable loss ot'l,
efficiency by inserting the Fabry-Perot etalon in ide the :resonant cavity. The ex-,
perimental setup 16 shown in Fig. 1. The USS-71codvmium--Rlassl~rod used was 240 rm
long and 15 mm in diameter. A rotating prism (30 x 10-3 rpm.) Q-switch and a 1-m
resonator produced a 3-j single pulse with a duration of n,40 nanosec. The spectral
separation was achieved by means of an F-P etalon whose mirrors were 95% reflective.
Another F-P etalon with 40% reflectivity and inclined at an angle 0 to the resonator
axis was used as a spectral selector. The output mirror was eitheran F-P etalon wLth
non-coated quartz plates (13% reflective) or a dielectric mirror. The variation of
the spectral emission band and energy of a single-pulse laser as a fun-tion of 0 were
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spectral separator F-P etalon with R - 95%;
-6 - objective; 7 - camera; 8 - dull plate
to o5cillograp... and neutral filters; 9, 10 - light separating
plates; 11 - calorimeter; 12 - photocell..
shown graphically. Emission spectra of a single laser pulse for various ~ (120',
240', and 300') and the smooth displacement of the emission band in the free genera-
tion.mode are shown. The experimental.data indicate the following: 1) spectral
narrowing to 0.2-0.3 nm occurred without a loss in the single pulse laser efficiency
when anF-P etalon with uncoated plates was used as an output mirror; 2) simultaneous
use of two etalons makes it possible to narrow the emission spectrum of a single
pulse laser down to 0.01 nm; 3) use ofan F-P etalon with coated plates inside the
resonant cavity ensures smooth -displacement of the spectral band within the 5-7 nm
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range for both free and Q-switched generation; 4) when the spectral band is dis-
placed, the energy-of a single pulse laser goes through several maxima which are
spaced by a distance AX equal to the resonator constant. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
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TITITZ: Optical quantum generators (lasers) by Katts, M. L., Lovner, M. A and
Sidorov, No
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiyr,, v. 19, no. 1, 1965, 16o
TOPIC TAGS: quantum generator, ruby laser
ABSTRACT: The book urAer review has nine chapters devoted to the general theor7 of
radiation; the general theox7 of generators; the practical appItcation of lasers; and
descriptions of ruby lasers, fluorite lasers, glass lasers, gas lasers, organic and
complex compound lasers, and semiconductor laserso The book appears to have Mrit in
presenting a somewhat exhaustive collection of articles in the field up to the Idddle
of 1963, but it is highly criticized for typographical and terminological errors.
It is even suggested that soma of the material is incorrect of intentionally misused
to give an appearance of knowledgeability in the field. LJ-PR�7
SUB CODE: 20 / SUEM DATE: none
Card

ACC NR. AP7002725 SOURCE- CODL-.1
'LIT
A HOR: Vany (Doctor of sciences) Venchikov, V. A.; Isayenko, V. I.;
ukq y_,
Serebry~Z_V, V_._
;ORG: none
;TITLE: A 6-Gw neodymium glass laser
:SOURCE: Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost', no. 12, 1966, 65
ITOPIC TAGS: solid state laser, neody um glass 1z=::7
f/ ) giant pulse laser, 6witchingsi
passive swicching, dye
ABSTRACT: A 6-Gw neodymium glass laser with a simple phototropic Q-switch is des-
cribed. The laser consists of three cylindrical rods in series, each
250 mm long and 45 mm in diameter. Eacb rod is placed in a multielliptic'.
reflector and is pumped by six direct flashlamps. The external cavity
consistsof one 99.6%-reflective dielectric mirror and a Q-switch placed
between the first and second rods. The Q-switch consists of a cell made I
of two plane-parallel (error less than 1 min of are) glass plates joined
optically through a 1-cm-thick glass ring. The cell is filled with a
polymethine-dye solution to a concentration at which the solution is 99%
reflective at 1.06 u. At maximum pumping energies, sirgle 100-120--l
20-nanosee pulses were obtained. By increasing the pumping energy or.by
Card
1/2 UDC: 62:1.378.324:621.376

ACC NRt AP7o031 7
4 CODE. U11/0368AG/005/00/0712/0717
AUTHOR:., Andreyev, S. I.; ov, M., P.; Daniel', Ye. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Surface discharge as a source of intensive light flashes
SOURCE: - Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopii, v. 5, no. 6, 1966, 712-717
TOPIC TAGS: surface discharge, spark discharge, light flash, light emission,
emission spectrum
ABSTRACT: Luminous characteristics of the discharge channel over a titanium
dioxide ceramic surface have been investigated in argon and xenon atmospheres.
It was shown that the luminous emission intensity of the surface spark is 10 times
greater than that of a free spark in air. The spectral distribution of the emission
was measured. At extremely rigid conditions, the surface discharge is shown to
emit as a blackbody with a temperature of 61, OOOK in argon and 40, OOOK in xenon.
1/2 UDC: 537.523.4

ACC NRI AP7003147
The emission spectra andspace-time scannings of the aurface-discharge channel
in various gases are given. The reference light source was contributed to the
authors by N. N. Ogurtsova and I. V. Podmoshenskiy. Orig. art. has: 1 table
and 4 figures. (Authors' abstract] [AM] j
SUB CODE: 20, 03/SUBM DATE: 12Jul65/ORIG REF: 00810TH REF: 008/

--- VAMTffOVI-N*--- --
Agricii.1ture
Cultivation of alfalfa in Western Siberia. Norosibirsk, frovogibgiz, 1951.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. Unclassified..

VAN=OVP 11. F., Candidate Of Agric Sci (diss) -- "rho cultivation of lucerm
in the Baraba lowland". Omskj, 1959, 18 pp (Abst"acts of Dissortationg Present-,!-,,3
at the Omsk ASric Inst im S. M. Kirov), 150 cOPIes (KL, No 20, 1959, 114)

1%v.--r/ IV , -L-I.- II'~ ~2 V -~/-V ~r-.
-3 , I
VANYMOV, H.F.
Biology of flowering and fruit formation in alfalfa. Izv. vost. fil.
AN SSSR no.12.-113-119 '57. (KM 11:1)
(Baraba Steppe,Alfalfa) (Plants, Flowering of)

VANMOV,
Disorder of water-mineral metabolism and hemodynamics in acute
gastrointestinal diseases in infants and problems in their treat-
ment* Pediatriia n0.4:28-34 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz otdoleniya patologii rannego vozrasta (zav. - Prof. 1. V.
TSimbler) Institute pediatrii AM( SSM (dir. - Ctotsent M. Ya.
Studenikin)
(WATER METABOLISM) (BLOOD-XIROUTION DISORDERS OF)
(GASTRCENTEROIM) (MINEIAL METABOLISM~

VANYUKOV, 11.1f.,aapirant
S~mdrome of potassium defjc4~ency in toxic forms of acnate gastro-
intestinal diseases in ymng children and problems of the!r
treatment. Pediatrila 41 no.!! rl-79 N162 (MTRA 1-11s,4)
2. Tz 1--y kliniki ramego detskogo vot-rarta ( 7~av. - prof.
1.V. TSimbler) Instit-ata pedlatT-li ( dlr. -- doteent M. Ya.
Studenikin) AMN SSSR.

VANYUKOV,, N.V.
"o:-ms of aeaqle gas tr-~;Ja~~stizljal
cliseases in young ctllO-rana Scv. med. 2? Mr 161~.
(KLqA 17.ell)
2-0 ,,ya Iclinika raziaega datsk~)go vazrarita (zav. T.S. Sok3aD-7a' Instl-
tuta pedlatrit (dir. - dotsent, M.Ya. Studenl),tn) AMN SS,'lR., Moskva.

GAVRILOVt V.1.1 IABMWSt V.F.; MASHKMCH, II.G.1-W-_UKOV, S.F.; MMOVp K.A.
(Model teabnological charts for growing and barveating tam crops
applicable in working out scientific terming systems and compiling
long-range and yearly plans for collective and -yearly stata farms
4AC-Syazan Province] Primernye teldmologicbeekie kart-, po vozde3q-
Taniiu i uborke sell skokhoziaistvemiykh kulltvr dlIa, Lopollzovaniia
pri razrabotke naucbno-oboanovanrqkh sistem Vedeniia. kboziaistval
vostavleniia perepektivrWkb i godovykh planov eg6 razvitiia v knlkbo-
zakh i ~ovkbozakh Riazanskoi oblasti. Riazanlq 1900. 169 p.
(KIU 34 16)
1. VeesoyuznVa akademiya sell skokhozyayst-venrUrkh nauk imeni
nina, 2. Rukovoditell brigady Voesoyuznoy akademil sellskokbozyayst-
vennykh nauk imeni T.I.Lenina (for Vnvrilov). 3. Ryazanskoye
oblasttoye upravleniye sellskogo khozyartva, (for Va2qukov, Qrekov).
(Ryazan Province-Agriculture
(Ryazan Province-Field crops)

PAVLIX(YV, G.V., inzho; BUCMMVy A.I., tekhniki VANMOV, V.K,p slesarl
Us of the BF2 adhesive in repairing friction clutches. Flek,,i
e (KMA 15:6)
tepl.tia 6 no.5:15 MY '62.
rMesel locowtiveo"44aintenance and repair)
(Adhesives)

TAYCHINOV, S.N., prof.;_VANMOV, Ya.I.; GALIMOV, G.F.; KURCMINY, P.A.;
CHKUM, M.P.; GARHULLIN. F.Sh.; BURAEGULOVA, K.N.; MOSEMA,
Z.V.; SWOVA, A.S.; CWLEV, K.P.; MAZIIKIN, L.A.; GIZZATULLIN,
S.G.; DOBROT, A.T.; KUZWSOT, F.V.; FILATOV, L.P., red.;
KOBYAKOV, I.A., teklm.red.
(Boils of the Hazhita Gafuri Collective Farm and their efficient
utilization] Pochvy kolkhoza imeni Hazhita Gafuri i puti ikh
ratuionalinogo ispollzovaniia. Pod red. S.N.Tbichinova. 'Ifs,
1960. 124 p. (mm 14:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Bashkirakiv filial, Ufa~ Institut
biologii.
(Bashkiria--Soils)

1~1 _,I--,,- -1: ~- ~ ,", A- ,
i
TAYCHIIIOV. MI.. doktor s9l'skoknozyay9tvennykh nalik; GAYSIN. Sh.A.. kandidat
sollokokchozyu7stvenneich naWk.; kandidat sollolkokho-
synystvennykh nalik;' SMIRKOV.
Agricultural system in Bashkiria. Zemledelis 5 no.7:14-10 JI '57.
(Bashkiria-Agriculture) (MLRA 10:8)

1. KABANOV, B.; FILIPPOV, S.; VANYUKOVA L.; IOFA, Z.; PROKOFIYEVA, A.
. 2. USSR (600)
"The Supertension of Hydrogen 'over Lead"; Zhur. Fiz. Khim.; 13, No. 3, 1939;
Physico-Chem. Insti. imeni L. Ya. Karpova; red 21 July 1938.
9, IM Report U-1613, 3 Jan. 1952.

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VANYUKOVA, L. -
Moscow
Laboratory of Surface Fhenomena, Physico-Chemical Institute imeni Marpov, (-1940-)
"The Overvoltage of Hydrogen over Lead in the Presence of Surface-Active Organic
Compounds."
Zhur. Fiz. Xhim., Vol. 14, No. 12, 1940

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Card
.4dth~ 1---ijanyukova- L, V,' and Kabanov B, No
TIVA Electrochemical investigation of passive iron
Perladicak Zhar.-Tiz. khim. 28., Ed. 6$ 1025 -:1o35,, june 1954
Abst"ct I 'The-nature of-electrochemical processes, on apassive iron
takine place
electrode In alkali solutions during anode polarization, was investiCated
and the effect of Cl-ions on these processes is explained. It was found
that the capacitance of the double Fe-electrode layer., oxidized by
heating in the air, maaured at 20COO per/sco, is approximately 4 times
lower than the capacitance of a ma-ta). free of oxides. The inhibiting
effect of Cl-ions on the rapid oxygen adsorption and do.-orption process
is explained. Twenty-two references: 18 USSR, 3 German and 1 USA.
Yable;5; graphs.
Institution : Aca do of Sc. USSR. Institute of Physical Chemistry, 1,,Iosccw
Submitted : July 21, 1953

VANYUKOVA L.V.- ISAYEVA, M.M.; KABAVOV., B.N.
Solubility and mechanism of solution of quadrivalent lead.
Dokl. AN SSSR 143 no.2.-377-379 Mir 162. (MIRA 150)
1, Institut elektrokhimii AN SSSR I Moska7skiy avtomekhanicheskiy
institut. Predstavleno ,.kademikom A.H.Flznkinym.
(Ioad oxides)
(Sulfuric acid)

,..A-CCESSION XR: AP4024410 S/0204/64/004/001/0137/0141
AUTHORS: Namotkin, N.A.; Berezkin, V.G.; VAnyukova, N.Ya.; Vdovin,V.M.
TITLE: Gas-liquid chromatography of several silicohydrocarbons and
paraffins.
.SOURCE: Xeftekhimiya, v. 4, no. 1, 19641 137-141
-TOPIC TAGS: gas liquid chromatoZraphy, paraffir,. silicohydrocarbon,
.elution characteristic, retention time, chromatographic analysis
ABSTUICT: The elution characteristics of hydrocarbons and of sili-'
cohydrocarbons ishich are structurally similar analogs of the hydro-
carbons .-Tere Investigated in order to detArmine if mixtures of these
.materials can be identified chromatographically. The relative reten-
0
tion time of certain silicohydrocarbons and of paraffins on two stat-
.ionary liquid phases of different polarity (Polymethylphanyielloxane
(1) and polyethyleneglycol M.14. 154) (11) was detoniined at differ-,
ent temDeratares. The -following homologous series of hydrocarbons and.
silicohydrocarbons were studied
Card 1/5

..=Essia na: A-24024410
(CHI)a S1 (CHI), SI(CH48",
CITS
(CH,)l S1 Clio),;
C11%
(Clio), S1 (C11j)n Clio;
Clio (C111), Clio.
Comparison of the retention time in phases I and 11 at 100 and 75d,
respectively, is shown in fig. 1: The (OH SiNIH2)n SI(CH3)
Uype compounds can be identified in mixtuM with paraffins Od other
silicohydrocarbons. By lowering the temperatureiB of the chromato-
graphic columns the selboted phases I and 11 can be used to ldent,~~Y
the other tieries of compounds (fig. 2). It is recommended that the
elution characteristic be determined on the difterent stationary
phases at different temperatures and not at the same temperature.
The logarithm of the relative retbntio7a time of 'the silloohydrocarboas
can be represented as the sum of the partial values corresponding to
the specific bonds: MG. Bernkin and V.S. Kruglikoval NeftekhImlyat
"To. 6, 84- (1962)):
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ACCESSION IM: AP4024410
Ig at = 7?lgj rd -7. n'rj ro.
j I
VnerecK - relative retention ti-,G-/,7- - value of lgoc corresponding
to the hetermined combination of bAMS or structuxal-kements and n?j
number of given structural elements in the moletcule. The values
for the OH - CH bond are practically the same for paraffins and
for the Micahy~rocarbons, and this is in agreement with the simi-
larity of the physical and chemical properties of the tetraorgano-
silicon compounds and of the structurally similar hydrocarbons. Origa
art. has: 3 tables, 2 figures, 1 equatiom. and 1 formula
ASSOCIATION: Institut neftel-chimicheskoGo sinteza AN SSSR Im. A.V.
Topchlyeva (Institute of Pa.trochemical Synthesist AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 13P[ay63 DATE ACQ: 17Apr64 ENCL: 02
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ACCESSIOX NRs AP4024410 9KCLOSURgt 01
Mg. 1
Relationship between the relative retention
capacity of silicohydrocaibons and paraffins
on polymethylphenylsiloxaneoil ( ocrat 100C).
and,polyethyleneillycol (aK%at 75C).
X--compounds of the series (CH3)3Si(CH2),'
V.. Si(CH3)3;
0
n-paraffins;
0--(CH
3)3S'(CH2,)nCH3
V /CAI.\ .I I.
A--(CH Si (C.
3 2
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VAKHRAMEYEV, V.A., otv. red.; ShVEDOV, N.A.., otv. red.; VAI,'YUKOVA,
0,111., red.
~=M.Wmm*
(Gondwana] Gondvana. Moskva, Izd-vo "Hauka," 1964. 139 p.
(Its: Doklady sovetskikh geologov, Problema 9) (MIRA 17:9)
1. International Geological Congress. 22d, 3.964.

A
VA4M,9,V*v-Qw1'w- GOROSHKINA, T.A.; DREYSIN, G.I.; AVKITANOVA, Te.D.;
RTATOVA, G.S.,- SAMOYLOVA, L.G.; DARKOV, G.V.: LKBXW, A., tekhn.red.
[State budgets of the Union republics In the fifth five-year plan;
a statistical manual] GosudarstvenM biudzety ooiuznykh respublik
v piatoi piatiletke; statisticheskii sbornik. Moskra, Gosfinizdat,
1957. 174 P. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Byudzhetnoye uprav~eniye.
(Budget)

VANYUKOA, O.P.; DREYSIN, G.I.; LUKIYANOVA, Ye.D.; RYATOVA, G.S.;
Ommm- - ~SMRFfWVA, L.G.; ILIVOVSKIY, S., otv. red.; IEEEDEV, A.,
tekhn. red.
(Expenditures for social and cultural measurea from the
state budget of the U.S.S.R.; statistical abstract] Ras-
khody na sotsiallno-kulltumye meroprilatiia po ,T,osudarstven-
nomu biudzhetu SSSR; statisticheskii sbornik. Moskva, Gos-
flnizdat, 1958. 90 p. (W RA 16:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Byudzhetnoye upravleniye. 2. Ot-
del finansovo-okonomicheskoy statistiki Byudzhetnogo upraw-
I.eniya MinisMZstva finansov SSSR (for Vanyukova, Dreysir4
Duklyanova, Ryatova, Samoylova). (Budget).

ACCESSION NR: AP40Z8987 S/0280164/000/00210153/0158
U
AUTHORS ViLn , rikhin, Go L (Leningrad)
TITLE: Design of automatic -control systems that contain nonstationary.elements
SOURCE: AN SSSR* Investiyao Takhniche ikays, kibernettka, no. Z. 1964. *153-158;
TOPIC'TACS: automatic control. nonstationary element automatic control,
automatic control theory, automatic control design
ABSTRACT: No practical method of solving the problem of synthesizing a
none tationary-element-containing automatic -control system is known to the
-author. Up to now, the problem used to be solved by "freezing" the parameters
(coefficients of equations) of nonstationary (variable -parameter) elements at
convenit.:-wt mDments of timeo When the rate-of -change of the parameters ic
comparab a to that of the system transients, the freezing of coefficients may
introduce serious arrors. The author suggests & %paUtatively better" method.
-:,--.',Card I/Z'
%

ACCESSION NR: AP4028987
v1ze freezing of the weight function of the nonstationary element. The non-
stationary element is approximatily replaced, in the neighborhood of a point 1~0.
by a stationary element, thus reducing the entire system to a stationary system;
the speed and nature of the time variation of the parameters determines the new
form of the transfer function of the elenont which replaces the nonstationary
~element. "In. conclusion,- the author is deeply grateful to Ve A. Besakersidy and.
'A. N. Gerasimov for their advice and help 4im the work* Orig, art* has:
3 figures and 45 formulas.
'ASSOCIATioiNr; n
one
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k'ACCESSION N*R: AP4041647 S/0146/64/007/003/0033/0038
I'AUTHOR: Vanyurikhin, G. 1.
1: TITLE: Synthesizing variable -parameter systems by a "frozen" weight function
~SOURCE: IVUZ. Priborostroyeniye, v. 7, no. 3, 1964, 33-38
TOPIC TAGS: automatic, control, automatic control system, variable parameter
automatic control, auton-4tic control synthesis
~ABSTRACT: Thus far, synthesizing variable -parameter automatic -control
systems has been performed by "freezing" the system coefficients at suitable
'T; characteristic moments of time. However, when the. rate-of -change of the
!coefficients is comparable to that of the transient process, the above method may
!yield incorrect results. Hence, "freezing" of the weight function o( the system
nonstationary unit is suggested instead. Weight functions are written for a
i system that comprises one stationary and one nonotationary unit; Integral
Icard 1/2

I-ACCESSION NR: AP4041647
uations are set up for these functions; and using the Laplace transformation,
e q
final formulas for the "frozen" weight functions are developed. This method
gives some consideration to the rate and nature of the change of the system
I coefficients. Two numerical examples illustrate the method. Orig. art. has:
13 figures and 14 formulas.
fiASSOCIATION: LeningradekayavoyennayainzhenernayaKrxsnoznamennaya
akademiya im. A. F, Moxhayskogo (Leningrad Military Engineering Acade
my)
SUBMITTED: l0Dsc63 ENCL: 00
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__ACC_NRt--AP6024377 --SOURCE CODF,:.--UR/0280/66/000/002/0196/0208
AUTHOR: Besekerski3~
~anyurikhi~, 6, 1 der - Imov, A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Design and calculation of un6teady-state automatic bontrol'~ketems by the "frozen'
response" method
SOURCE. AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Tekhnicheskaya k1bernetikap'no. 2, 1966, 196-208
TOPIC TAGS: unsteady state system, automatic control system, circuit design, function
analy3is, differential equation
ABSTRACT: The complicated task of the synthesis of an unsteady-state system may be simpli-
fied and reduced to the task of synthesis of a steady-state system if the response of unsteady-
-state elements to a standard input signal, e. g. the step-function, is "frozen, 11 as it were. This
may be accomplished by the method of successive approximations, with the first approximation
yielding fairly accurate results. The derivatidn7 of the'subsequent approximations is assochited,7
with an increase in the order of the ftmetion W(p). (This function Is equivalent to the transfer
function W(p) of steady~state systemis) Hence#' It is expedient to simplify the form of the
1/2
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ACC NRs AP6024377
signals received at the Input of the unsteady-state element, 1. e. to approximate them with
simple functions. The synthesis of variable-pafameter linear systems of this kind may alEo
be accomplished by the fitting method if the solution within the separated segments is sought by
freezing the responses of the unsteady-state element to a standard input signal. This method
converges when the coefficients of the differential equations describing the system are piece-
wise-continuous and may be expanded Into a Taylor series over a given Anterval of time. Thus,
the problem of the synthesis of unsteady~state systems can be reduced to an algebraic problem.
"In conclusion the authors wish to express their profound gratitude to Xh. L. Smolitskly for
assistance in writing Section 3 of the present article. 11 Orig. art. haas 6 figures, 46 formulas.
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VANYUSHIN, Aleksardr- ~ BALASHOV, V.A., red.
. Mqxavu-4;
(Scutchers' T - a r ~ Cl, I -I e ::,a s h Jl mr. I v a rx v cc , 7 - - r .3 -, ='
i - I L ~ - -4file
knizlinoo izd-vol 1964. 55 P. (UIRAt 1,17:8)

USSR/1,11c rob iology, Genoral vlicroblology-, System- F-1
0
atics, 1,7orphology, Cytology.
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biel., No 14, 1958, No 62199
Author :Spirin A.AS., Bclozerskiy ShLigayevc N.V.,
Vanyushln B.T.
I na t :
U peciflclty of the Speclos of
Title S-'-udie3 of thr, S,
Nucleic Acids In 3acteria,
Orig Pub Biokhimiya, -1-957, 22, No 4, 744-754
Abstract The RKA and DNA nucleotide composition was studied
in 19 different sp(;cies of bacteria anal acti-
no.-.iycetea. The nucleotide composition of DNA
uncovers a distinct sp,~-cificlty of species, toing
very similar In closely related species, and dif-
ferin7, sharply in diotant spoclas. In this,
Protcu3 vuL-mris and Acrobacter a(lroge-nes differ
conGidorabl~ accordinS to tae D141I composition,
from other species. E*.-L-borol-)ar--'Uori.ac;er--,.e force
C a r d 113

G(,ncr.:Ll ?.:Icrobiolo(,,y. Syst3rl-
USSR/I-Acrobiolor
-4orphology. C-,-'UoloCy.
atlos, I I
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Blol., ',,To 1.4, 1953, Ile 62199
doubt-c --s to tho aocuracj of thoir mlation to
thi.3 family. By considerablo diffor-
cncos in M.'A compo3ition bot,,-icen Dactoriuu mor-
Gazaii and P. vulEaris affirms that tho. calution
of Bact. norgauii to c) . Protaus is secrcelly
strictly proven. P-Nii. nuclootide composition
possesses a t,,o-asidorably loss exprosood spocificity
of 5noclos and quite cartain, aclthou,,~h
ficant dlfferenc,,~s, uncov-z)rcd only in distant
specioo. Sii-iL.Lrly, botwoon tho MIA :~-,.nd DNji. ml-
positions there is a I'mown correlation, which
expresses itself' ill the Incroasu of the relation-
ship Suanylic acid + cytirlylic acid/ adonylic
anc Ird + ur Idylic acid :L-i RNA by th(; transition
fro..i spoc:ua with a aignificantu +
Cytosino/ adcnino + thymino in D:7A to spocies
Card 213
2

USSR/Ilicroblolo,Sy. Gonoral I.-licrobiolo-v. Systumatics F-1
Norp' olo-y, 113,ytolo-y.
ID
Abs Jour Raff Zhur - Biol., Xo 14, 1958, No 621,)9
with -moro sig-l-lificanco for this rol-,tionship.
Studios of RY' and D-NIA nuclootide co-ipocition,
Uogother with special inicrobioloGical tests, can
be usud to solva problons about tho systo.-3atic
location of this or other bacteri--l sDoci--s.
-- T.I. Tlkhonank-o
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170) SOV/2o-127-2-63/7o
_Z,,,_Belozerskiy, A. If., Corresponding Member
AUTHORS: Vanyus"i ,_J3
TITLE: A omparative Investigation of the Composition of Ribonucleic
Acids in Higher Plants
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 2,
PP 455 - 458 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The composition mentioned in the title has hitherto been in-
vestigated only in several species (Refs 1-8). Conclusions
cannot be drawn from these data to the composition of this acid
(RNk) or to its variability limits in plants of different sy-
stematic groups. In the present paper the nucleotide composi-
tion of 28 plant species (representatives of 5 types, 6 classes,
23 orders, and 25 families; Ref 9) was investigated. Seeds,
pollens, and thalloia material served for this purpose (supplied
by M. A. Mazurenko, F. D. Kostik, and M. S. Chichagova). The
ribomononucleotides were separated by a) electrophoresis, and
b) chromatographically a) The deliquescence of greater quanti-
Card 1/3 ties of liquid (loo -4o0 &) was prevented by two graphite-pencil-

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Ribonucleic Acids in Higher Plants
stripes. The position (seqaence) of the nacleotides from the
cathode to the anode was the following: cytidylic-, adenylic-,
guanylic-, and uridylic acid. The mobility of these nucleotides
was similar to that of the publications (Ref 11). Considerable
quantities of pigmented substances disturb in the hydrolysates
of the RNA of many substances so that the determination of the
nucleotides was only possible by electrophoresis on paper.
Table I shows the results. They show that certain differences
in the RNA composition may be reliably detected only between
the representatives of plants classes which are most remote
from one another. This points to a relatively low specifity
of this composition in the higher plants. The investigated
plants differ not only with respect to their systematic position
and origin, but also to their ecology; there are arborer*--,
shrublike-, herbaceous-, annual-, and perennial plants, culture
plants with a specialized metabolism (fruit- and oil plants,
cereals, gutta producers) as well as uncultivated plants, relic
species as well as the representatives of the recent families.
In spite of these differences their total RNA composition is
Card 2/3 strikingly similar. This shows that the RNA composition depends

A Comparative Investigation of the Composition of SOV/2o-127-2-63/7o
Ribonucleic Acids in Higher Plants
only little on the essential conditions for life of the plant
organisms and changes only inconsiderably also in the course
of their evolution. What is even more striking - the RVA com-
position is unusually similar to that of microorganisms and
animals. Thus it is similar for all organisms. Therefore the
nucleotide sequence in the RNA molecule chain mast be investiga-
ted since the RNA specifity is apparently bound to be due mainly
to this stractural factor. There are I ';able and 13 references,
5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: April 3o, 1959
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VANYUSHIN9 Be F.t CAND BIOL Sci, NucLEOTIOE COMPOSITION
Of DESOXYRIBONUCLEIC AND RISONUCLEIC ACIDS Of HtGHER AND
LOWER PLANTS* it Moscow# 1960e (ACAD SCI USSR* I it 8 TiB I
,:Ij-
A C.
Im A# No BAKHv MOSCOW STATE UNIV im Me Vt LomoNosovo, 810),
AND SOIL FAC). (KL, 2-619 204).
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and desoxyribonuclaic acids In some fungi and myxom7cetes. Dokl.
All SSSR 134 n0-5:1222-1225 0 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Moakovskiy goaudargtventyy universitet im. 14.VAomonoeova.
2. Chlen-korrespondent All SSSR (for Belozerskiy).
(YMGI) (IRJCLEOTIDES) (Myx0mralTES)

B-F-; BEOLZERSKIY, A.M.
Nucleotide composition of ribonucletc dnd deaox7ribonucleic aciis in
some autotrophic bacteria. Jokl. AN SS-5R 1)5 00-1:197-199 N 160.
(HIRA 13.11)
1. Hookovokiy gosudarstvennyy universitat tm.M.V.Lomonosovd.
2. Chlen-korreepondent All USSR (for 13elozerskiy).
(BACTERIA. AUTOTROPHIC) (HUGLEOTIDES)

VANYUSHIII, B.F.; PAYS, D.
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acid content in the pollen of some plants. Biokhimiia 26
no.6-.1031+,-1039 11-D 161. (IIIJUL 15:6)
1. Faculty of Biology and Soil Science# State University,
Moscow.
(NUCLEOTIDES) (FOLIYIN) (NUCLEIC AACIDS)

VANYUSHIN, B F.
Fifth intErn,~t:Lcrial !est" jjc~~
ur, t
98r. 6s-Piol, POCM.". 1? no, 2:6.1..?2 11%7%
Mr-'p T62~ (Pi- L' ~ )

VANMHIN B F
Nucleic acids jLt tho Fifth International Biochemistry coneress
in Moscow. Mikxobiologiia 31 no.1:179-182 Ja-F 162, OMIRA 15:3)
(BIOCHEH1STRY-cONGR&SSF,S)
(TIUCLEIC ACIDS)
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Mystery of protein synthesis is solved. Priroda 51 no.6:203-105
Je 162,
(MIRA .15:6)
.
L Moskovaldy golludargtvennyy universitet im- M.V.Lomonosova,
(PROTEIN METABOLISM)

VVIYUSHIN B. F.1 MASHMINA.. L. V.; BELOZERSM, A. N.,, akademik
Pyrimidine distribution in de=yribonucloic acids. DokI.
AN SSSR 247 no-4:958-961 V 162. (MM 1611)
1. MookovokLy gosudaristvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova.
(Nucleic acids) (Pyrimidineo)

YANMHD[t-~ -
Chemical synthesis of nucleic acids. Pr1roda 52 no.4$29-35 '63.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Hookovskly gosudaretvennyy universitet im. M.V.Lomonosova.
(Nucleic acids)

AUTHOR: Varkyushin, B F ; Kokurina, P. A.; B-lozerskly, A. N. kAcardefrif~ian!
At t- t r i, c t-1he &~.,ecleg corrmogit'on ONA qfjd!td In Fivn snr-ci~q
--C7

VANYUSHIN) B.F.; MILINER) N.Ya.
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grapevine. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.2:162-164
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1. Rekomendovana kafedroy biokhiaii rasteniy Moskovskogo gogudarst-
vennogo universiteta im. M,V. Lomonoeova.

VANYUSHIF, B. F.
Nucleic acids and the taxonomy of planta. Trudy MOTP. OW.
biol. 13:14-24 165 (ITMA 19:1)

V ANYU SH I NB. F K OK i TI IN AN. A. B' :%' LO LY 1..
6-methylaminopurine in deoxyribonlicleic r, 2 j r1 r,
organisms. Dokl. AN SSSR 161 no.6:1-151-Ll.511,
I. Moskovskiy gosudar.,itvennyy univarsitet.

VANYUSHIII, B.V.
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Sovr. method. v biokhim. 1:236-250 164.
(1-TIRA 19: 5)

MALICHONKOVA, A.S.,Inzh.; KOSTOKKROVA, S.T.; DINISOVA, N.G.; DIKIIEE, L.S.;
NjDOMBOy, Te.Te.; SHMKINA, R.P., udarnik kommunisticheekogo
truda;
Widen the movement of shook workers and collectives of communist labor
in regioral offices and village communication departments. Vest. eviami
20 n0-9:2-5-28 S160. (KMA 13: 10)
1. Yqtishchinokaya avtomaticbeskaya telefonnaya stantsiya (for
Mallchonkova). 2 Nachallnik L-Ivovskogo otdelenlya avyazi Podollskogo rayons,
Moskovskoy oblaoti (for lostomarova). 3 Impolayayushchly obyatannosti
inshenera Lvublinakoy avtomaticheekoy telefonnoy stantaii (for Denieova).
4. Nachallulk Tushinskoy kontory svyazI (for Dikikh). 5. Bachallnik
3-go otdeleniya svjyazi Noginsim (for Nedorubov). 6. Zkspeditor Shchelkovsko:
kontory evyazi (for Shvyrkina). 7. Ifachallnik Serpukhovskogo usilitellnogo
punkta (for Vanyushin).
(Telecommunioation--Itmployses)
(Socialist competition)

54 7
Kilzplov:~'-iy Fd-,~rro-,-vol I*' v Pas:c~yr, (K'z,.l -Ioal ?Orin) Ppr-', Fs-,rr~
I- , ly.
",!,cye f,nizhnr,,v.-7 1 Zr"Vo. 1-r~.
-449 P. Pa-grs., Graphs,, Map, Tiablps.
On vprso of ttile pa-to-: Komb;rat "K'7,qlgvl" I Tse!itral'N,:q ?~ro
Tekn! h-~vkoy inror-latsi.1 Per,,G' 0-.7o -SovnarKhoza.

SIDOROV, I.N.; KUKLIN, I.S.: KHRUSHGHEV, G.N.; SHTUNIATUROV, K.M.j ROZOV,
B.V.; BUDKOV, V.Ye.; VANYUSPIN, N.M.; CICHKO, V.A.; SUM, A.A.
Hydraulic breaking of hards in the Kize]. Basin coal mines. Ugol'
37 no.3:16-18 Mr '62. (MMA 15:2)
1. Gornogeologicheskiy institut Ural' SkO5 o filiala AN SSSR (for
Sidorov, Kuklin, Khurshchev, Shtukaturov . 2. Kombinat Kizelugol'
(for Rozov, Budkov, Vanyushin, Gichko, Sumin).
(Kizel Basin--Hydraulic mining)

I
VANTMSHIN,_RtK,,__ra4I; MARKOVICH, N.A., red.; KUC Y, L.Y., redo;
LITVINOV, S,,V., red.; XUKM, I.A., red.; ROZOT. B.V., red.;
SOSHKIN,.I.)(,,, red,; PONOMARETA, V.P,, red,; NMAKINA, X.G.0
N tekhn.re.de
[Xisel Coal Basin) Kizelovskii kamennougollnyi baesain.
Perm', Permakoe knizhnoe izd-vo. 1958. 249 p. (MIRA 12:3)
(Kizel Basin--Coal mines and mining)

VANYUSHIN, S.
, Disappointing omissionsp erroneous conclusions. Prom.Arm. 6 no.9t
80-81 S '63. (MIRA 16-12)
1. Glavnyy geolog gornogo otdcla Armyanskogo gosudarstvennogo instAuta
po proyektirovaniy-u predpriyatiy pro-nyshlennosti tsvetnoy metallurgii.

BOBROVp B,S,,; VAMSHIN, S.P.; NESTERENKOp A.G.
I
Needle for skin puncture. Lab. delo 8 no.3:57-58 mr 162.
(MIRA .15:5)
1. Nauchno-isaledovateliskiy institut eksperimentallnoy kbirargicbeskoy
apparatury i instrumantov (dir. - M.G.Ananlyov) Miniaterstva zdravookh-
raneniya SSSRp Moskva.
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