SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VYALOV, O.S. - VYALTSEV, V.V.

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VTAIOV, O.Set prof.; TKAOMM, L*Gsp prof.
- -11~
.-~' "-*W~l me-Incrustations from the Antarctic, Pr1roda 47 no.6:113-114
-Te 15 81 (MIRA 11: 7)
le*Inatitut geologii poleznykh 1. ekopayemykh AN USSR, Llvov,,
(Antaratio.regione--Calcite)

V J1 1 15-57-1-354
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 1,
P 55 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Vyalov, 0. S.
TITLE: Short Survey o e History and Conditions of Formation
of the Sediments in the Western Regions of the
Ukrainian-SSR (Kratkiy obzor istorii i usloviy
obr'azovaniya osadkov v zapadnykh oblastyakh UkrSSR)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Soveshchaniya po tektonike allpiysk. Geosinklinall-
no obl. yuga SSSR,Baku, AN AzerbSSR, 1956, pp 233-
249
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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VYALOV, O.S.
L-.. ~. v< - "' -
Brief description of tha Davin Sea cousto stM Dopot (Farr) F*7
and Mrn7y Station rogions. Itauk. zap. LIviv. un. 40:268-274 157.
NIRA 11:6)
(Antarctic regions--Physical geoi;raphy)

VYALOV. O.S.; TKACIWK9 L.G. [Tkochuk, L.11.1
m~e'etona scalas from the vicinit7 of HirM7 in the Antarctic. Ikol.
zhur. 18 no. 2:80-82 158. OfMA 11:7)
(Antarctic reggiono-Limestona)

TUIOV, 0*8*; SCBOLV* Me
vo. uchob.sav.; geolo i razy.
seberg in the Antarctic. Ity. v.
U002:3-1? 1 158. (KM 11:6)
19'' Vvovskiy gowidarst'venwy univereitet im.', r~ Pranko, kafedry
geologii i petrografli,
(Gauseberg, Geology)

VYALOV .. O.S..; PISHVANOVA, L.S.;,PETRASHKEVICHi M.I.; GRISHKVICH, G.N.
Miocene stratigraphic scale of Transearpathia. Biul.HDIP.Otd.
-geol. 37 no.5s69-79 S-0 162. (MIRA 151l2)
(Transcarpathia-Geology,Stratigraphic)

,VY-ALO,V,, , ~0..S I akademik; DABAGYAN, N.V. (Dabahian, N.V.]; VITRIK, S.P. (Vitryk,
I r -,~, ~. S. ,P*.I;- SHAKIN, V.A.
"Svalyava 1" a deep borehole in "he Pieniny (Cliff) zone of the
Carpathians. Dop. AN MISR no-51631-635 163. (KRA 17:9)
1. Institut geologii goryuchikh iBkopayemykh AN UkrSSR.
2. AN UkrSSR (for Vyalov).

USSR/Geophysics.- Soil Mechanics Nor/Dec ~O
Permafrost
"Determination of the Beat Field Around Under-
ground Constructionsp" S. S. Vyalov, Inst of
Permafrost Studies imeni V. A. Cbruchevi, Acad
SCI USSR
It Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf I Geofit" Vol XIV,
xo 6, PP 553-562
Determines nonstationary heat field around under-
C;round constructions at such depth that temper-
ature of soil surface has no effect. Problem
arises particularly in heat-engineering
171T6.,
USSR/Geopbysice Soil Mechanics - Nov/Dec 50
(Contd)
calculations for subways, tunnels, underground
gasification, etc. Solves by analytical method
and electrical modeling. Submitted by Acad V.
A.. Cbruchev 27 lun 50.
17IT6T

USSH/Electricv~y - Computers Jan 51
Analogues
"Sclut-~or. cf Some Thermotechnical Problems by
Electric Aralogue Methods," S. S.
Vyalov, L. G. Kogan, Inst Permafrost Studies
imeni V. A. Obruchev, Acad Sci USSR., and Iast of
PrecisionNech a--d Computing Tech, Acad Sci USSR
"1z Ak N-wak SSSR, Otdel T---kh Nauk" No 1, PP 39-53
App, Iled e-'Le,- analogue methods developed by L. 1.
Gute=akher to study of so-me thermotecb problems,
WtIcularly problems of heat transfer in soils.
Used niec Integ-ra:--ors ET-11, EI-12, EI-22, and
EI-3-1. Advantages of method are speed and
184T4o
USSR /Ele c txic ity - Computers (Contd) Jan'51
simplicity. Solved ~r'O problems of hewn cond. in
20 days. Submitted 8 Jun 50.
iB4T4o

uSsR /Engineering - Construction, Grounds Jun 51
*Equilibrium Limit of Soft Grounds Underlaid by a
Rigid Bed," S. S. Vyalov, Inst of Permafrost
Studies imeni V. A. Obruchev, Acad Sci USSR
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tekh Nauk" No 6, PP 813-828
Investigates plane problem concerning limit equil
of soft grounds, i.e., plastic clays, silts, vater-
gatd loose soils, underlaid by rigid base and
carrying uniforkly distributed load of structure.
Problem is solved by methods of generalized theory
developed by V. V. Sokolovskiy for limit equil of
2051-7,
USSA/Engineerin g - Construction, Grounds Jun 51
(tontd)
loose materials ("Static's of Loose Medium," 1942
aDd "Theory of Plasticity," 1946, both published
.,by Acad Sci USSR) .. Rigid bed considerably effects
01,astically stressed'condition of underlaid ground,
decreasing its carrying capacity,''but has favorable
effect an value of settlements. Submitted by Acad
L. S. Leybenzon (deceased).
20577

VTALOV, S.S.; ?$~MMVICH ~'V;A.
Binding properties of frozen ground. Dokl.AN SSSR 104 no
0 155. im4LItLOZZI)
lAhleirkorrespondeat AN SSSR~(for TSyti&vich).,2.Imstltut merzlste-
-yedemlya imai V.A.Obrachav& Akadexii mauk SSSR.
(Yrszea ground)

VTAWv, S.S.
Creep &ad long-term resistance of frozen ground. Dokl- AN *SM
104 no.6:850-833 0 155. (MLRA 9:
1. Institut merslotaveden4a imeni V.A. Obruchavs, Akademil nauk
SSM. Predetayleno ak&denikoa VA. Obruchevyw.
(Frozen ground)

15-57-3-3788D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 3,
p 187 (USSR),
AUTHOR: Vyalov, S. S.
TITLE: The Rheological Properties and Bearing Capacity of
Prozen Ground (Roologisheski e svoystva i nesushchaya
sposobnost, merzlykh gruntov~
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for
the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences, presented
to the In-t mdrzloto-ied, AN SSSR (Peiinafrost lnsti~ute 6f the
AS USSR), Mosecrwg 1956 - j I
ASSOCIATION: In-t merzlotoved. AN SSSR (Permafrost Institute of the
AS USSR), Moscow
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VYAL.M. 0.S.
Reutl*n betwee"tross and daf om&ti#n. sf f Pos n grvmds with
All'O%Wwe f*r tke.tiuo factord' Deklo AN SBSR lo; ao.&1049-10~2
156!
-2. Zlistiftt imerslotevedonlyaL imenj V.A. Obrucheys Oko4oull nxwr 8m,
Frodstaylane ftkademikin V*A,. Obruchavp [doo-ollmod]
(Trossi grounds)

VYALOT S.Sol TSMVICH. W.A,
bor""
Spherical~-dia impression toichnique for estimating the supporting
capacity of bound soils. Dokl. AM SSSR Ill no.6-.1193-1196 D '56.
1 (KLRA 10:3)
1e Chlen-korrespondont 0 SSSR (for TSytovidh). 2.1natitut, meralo-
tovedeniya im. TA, Obruch6v& Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Boil machnics)
14

VTPJ,0-1, S.
orch ln-tituti.~ of U'-'),J", 1~-J, ond SKIBrIfF.IY,
Civil Divlsicii, llillldrorxo,',~~ct,
I
4 a 'r
"RheoloGical Processes in Frozen Ooils ond D--Ilsc Cloys," El p r-r
submitted at the International Conference of the Internatio;m]. Socicty of
Soil 1-k-chanics anJ I'mindatior. ~;nZine~~rinG, London, 12-21, Nug 57.
(references 7 Soviet popers)

SOV/ 124--58-10-11595
Tran:-.Iatic.r. ircm.- Relerati-~nyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 10, p 129 (USSR)
AUTHOR! Vyalo-v, S.S.
TITLE- --Appli..Un of the Electric Integrating Computer for Determining
Stresses in Soils (Primeneniye elektrointegratora dlya opredeleniya
napryazheniy v gruntakh)
PERJOWCAL: Materialy po labor. issled. merzlykh gruntov. Nr 3. Moscow,
AN SSSR, 1957, pp 312-321
ABSTRACT: Basic procedures of the application of the electric integrating
computer for determining stresses in a linearly- deforming semi-
plane loaded along its ed8e by a distributed arbitrary load are
described.
A.S.Stroganov
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TSYTOVICH, N*A,l MSISOVA, Z#A.; BOZHSNOVA, A.P.1 TATTUNOV, I.I.; DOSTOVALOT.
B.N,; SHUMIT, P.JL.; BAKULIN, F.G.; SAVXLIY3Yg B.A.; ZHUXOT, V.I.;
, ~Tjjt;_ SEUSEMINA, TO.F.
MARM07, G.A,;-E~LD
Physical phenomena and processes in frosting, frozen, and thavirg
soils; general co=,ents. Xat. po lab. isel, meral. grunt. no.3r7-
114 157. (MIRA 10tll)
Orrosen ground)

VY4~16v'
Rheological processes in frozen soils and the condition of their
stress limit* Kat, po lab. ioal. mer2l. grunt, no,3:234-254 157,
(Soil mechanics) (Frozen ground) (MIRA lor1l)

TTAWT' S.B.
ID
Using an elsotric integrator for determining soil stresse 4, Kat. p0
lab. isel. morzl& grunt, no.3:312-321 '57. (KIRA 10:11)
(Integrators) (Soil mechanics)

U~tj _n 6.U
THOR Vyalov, So S., Doctor of Technical 3cionces. 3o-9-7/48
TITLE: The Work of Scientists in-the Antarctica.,
The First Research Data According to the Program
of the International Geophysical Year (Rabota uchenykh v Antarktike.
Pervyye issledovaniya po programme Mezhdunarodnogo Geofizicheakogo
goda).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik AN SSSR., 1957, Vol. 27, Nr q.. pp. 41 - 45 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: With the beginning of the International Geophysical Year the culri-
natine point of winter was reached in the Antarctic. The main base
of Mirnyy with the observatory-cabins has for a long time been buried
in snow, above it a storm sweeps the country which often reaches a
speed of ho secOm. The temperature in Mirnyy varies between -14,2
and -15,50 (Ilay - July); in the interior of the antarctic continent
(base of Vostok I) the temperature dropped to -52,70. An expedition
to the base of Pionerskaya. and a 3 months lasting advance with sled-
ges and special motor traction machines to the 64othe and goothe
kilameter-point was carried out with success. Before the beginning
of winter the last ships weighed anchor on the antarctic coast. The
geophysical observations are continued without interruption. a syste-
Card.1/2 matic observation of the atmosphere is made by means of airplane;

3o-9-7/46
fte.Wokk of,Scientists in the Aiitaretic6.,
The First Research Data According to the Program of the International Geophysical
Year.
reconnaissance flights in the interior of the continent are also
carried out. Interesting first data were brought by the sledge.
expedition: It was found that the layer of ice between Mirnyy and
the base of Pionerskaya reaches a thickness of loo-2oo m. on the
coast, however, it drops to 3-3,5 m. The mother rock under the
immense ice-crust in some places goes down to several hundred meters
below the sea-level. The radio communication between the bases works
well*
~AVAILABLE. Library of Congress.
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TYAIODV* &~#~stsrshiy. nauchvy sotrudalk,
4ttin
-g.couroefor the Antarctic. "nsm. oils, 32 so-1:35 J'a 157.
OWU 10-4)
Antsr"kticheskays, okepeditmiy&. Spotsi&lfwy korrespondout zhur-
nals. "Zuauiye - all&*.
(AzUrctic region)

AUTHOR: Vyalov, S.S., Doctor of Technical Sciences 4-2-1/18
TITLEt Peporting from the Sixth Continent (Reportazh a shestogo kon-
tinenta)
PERIODICAL: Znaniye-Sila, 1958, # 2, pp 1-3 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
AVAILABLEi
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This is a report of a trip to the Antarctic, which start-
ed in January 1957. The author traveled,~y sea (the "Ko-
operatsiya" ice-breaker) and air (2-engined LI-2). He
gives a short travelogue of the trip.
There are four sketches.
Library of Congress

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AUTUOR: vy'llov, S. S. Doctor of Tocl.,nienl Scien-jec,
TITLEs Ole ThIra Teen m: Antar,.Itic Exylorcre (Trefly"
is~lecova,teley
PERIODICAM Veatnik Akademii NZ-011- SSSR, 195P 2,,j 33-30(ussn)
ABSTRACT: With the be,-inning of antarctic sprJn,% pnrtlv~:&rly intenoive
work io carried out. The Gcclo,~ista, h~*irolo,,iati and Oia-
ciolooists carrj (jut thcIr obvervation.3 frcm 12he
field partiou march out on rovtu,3. At pre-ocnt a
r,roup of G. K. Kondrat 'yev ii vor,':inCr -0 hn S ?~-, ,. r
C, 0 11-1 ~ , :Jrnoye,
in order to invu*ti.7ate the thic!,-nevo of the rla_-i;r ~Oc. The
moteorologint3 carry out their oboarvations accortUn,,: to the
precise proCram of the Internationz-1 Year. Ilith
the riae of the sun the actinomctric observallons are inten-
sified. Pxcordin!-, to t1dri oboarvation V. I. Ohlyak~,(;v hao
carried out a calcidi~icn ol ,' the possibly lowest air tozipera-
tures on the glacier surface, whicli amotint to -00 j -t- 20for
the central raL~,Ion of the Antarctic and to -I'D o + :1101 for the
Card 1/3 stations Vostok and Yuzhryy polyus. Yhe lowest ti!mperature

The Third Tbe= of Antartle.-INplore-z-3
observed this year amounted to -74,5 0 in Yuzhnyy polyus on
~cptomber 14. The geophysiciato carry out re,-,-ular observations
of the earth's magnetism, of the earth currents, of co3mic
rays, of the polar li-ht and of the propalation of radic-
.9 1.0
wavoo. In the course of two years no oarthquake with tbc
c,piccnter in the Antarctic vian oboarvod by the ear-ffiquake
ob3ervatories Mirnoye and Oazis. V. A. Chernijov h%s carried
out snoyr- and ice-investib~ationo by means of suFor3ound
equipment. P. A. Sbumskiy and the author of the n
.,re3ort pa-
per have in the laboratory investi.:-ated cryatal-physical pro-
cesic.q. V. IT. Bo-cSIO'13:UY stated that in the interior mass
of the glacier the temperature does not rise, but decrease.
IT. F. Grit;orlyev ha3 invactigated the froat-proneszes in
ice-free places. The Soviet scientists keep up a re,r'-Ular
connection with the foreign Antarctic expeditions. Under the
direction of A. F. Treshnihov continental I'very lonf: laatin-C-11
expeditions were undertaken, in -vrhich 27 men took part. In
the station Komsonoltskaya V. S. Polovin with a Croup has
started his workt and in the temroriry station Vo3tul: 1 0 men
Card 2/3 have hibernated with V. G. Aver'Janov. Just nOW in the Ant-

The Third Team of Antarctic Explorers
30-2-5/49
arctic nidsummer is prevailing, in the cas8 of w4ich in
Mirnoye the temperature amounts to aboutoO - +5 C; in
Korisomollskay~ it remains by about 20-30 below zero. On
November 18, 179 men under the direction of Ye. 1. Tolstikov
and V. G. Kort arrived by ships I 'Ob"' and "Kooperatsiyall
as third relief. The ships brought foodstuffs, outfit and
new special means of transportation, among others also 3
aeroplanes to Mirnyy. By means of an aeroplance IL-12 in-
vestigations in the antarctic region were carried out. On
December 26, a Croup under the diroction of A. F. Nikolayev
has set out to the interior of the continent. At a diutance
of 800 km from KOMM101'skaya the station Sovetskaya is to
be organized, where 6 men with V. K. Babary.,in are to biber-
nate.
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
1. Meteorol6gy-Antarctic regions-USSR 2. Geology-Antarctic regions-
Card 3/3 USSR 3. Flydrology-Antaretic regions-USSR 4. Ice-Antarctic
regions 5. Geophysics-USSR 11 1

SOV-4-58-9-17/34
AUTHOR: Vyalov,__%'r--Doctor of Technical Sciences, Special Correspon-
--a-'e`nof "Znaniy-sila"
TITLEt Where it Is Coldest of All (Tam,gde vaego kholodneye)
PERIODICALs Znaniye-ailap 1958t, Nr 9, pp 20-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs A general description of observations made by Soviet ant-
arctic stations (Mirnyy2 Pionerskayao Komsomollskayag Vostok-
1) such as precipitationap snow propertiesp temperature etc.
The following members of the Soviet antarctic expedition are
mentioned: P.A. Shumskiy and V.M. Kotlyakov. There are 10
photoffraphs, 2 graphs, and 4 drawings.
1. High pressure reseazell--LISSR
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- VYALOV, 5.5
~,; YBGOROV, N.I.
Ihoerimental determination of soil-heaving forces. Trudy Inst.
marzl. AN SSSR 14:40-55 '58. (MMA 111-8)
(frozen gound)
(Soil mechanics)

_~TA rgey Stepanovich; TSYTOVICH, N.A., otv.red.; SHLMV, V.K.,
13RUMM". V-V-, takhn.red.
[Rheological properties and the bearing capacity of frozen
.ground] Reologioheskie evoistva i nesushchaia sposobnosto
merzlykh gruntov. Hoskva, Izd-vo Akid.nauk SSSR. 1959.
187 P. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for TSytovich).
(Frozen ground) (Foundations)

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VYALOVI S. S.
"On the Dynamics of the Antarctica Ice-Cap"
report to be submitted for the Intl. Geographical Unionp 10th General Assembly
ahd 19th Intl. Geographical Congress,, Stockholmo Sweden, 6-13 August 1960,

VOTYAKOVp Innokentiy Nikolayevichl VYAWV' S.S.r doktor tekhn. naukp otv.
P
red# NIKOLAYEVA, I.N.y red. 4Ud--V&J-'SMHKOVA, L.A., tekbn. red.
(Physicochemical properties of
Yakutial Fiziko-makhan"ichookie
gruntov TSentrallnoi IAkutii.
1961. 58 p.
(Yakutia-Frozen ground) (Soil
permafrost grounds of Central
svoistva mnog'oletnemerzlykh
Moskva, Izd-vo' Akad.nauk SSSR,
(KIM 14:6)
mechanics)

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E202/8192
AUTHOR: Vyalov, S.S.
TITLEi The dynamics of the glacial cover of Antarctica
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika., no.8, 1962, 72,
abstract 8 V 340.*(In the collection: 11XIX Mezhdunar.
geogr. kongress v Stokgollme, 19601, ('Materials of
the 19th International Geographic Congress in
Stockholm, 19601), M., AN S'SSR, 1961, 123-132).
TEXT: Using his theory of nonlinear viscoplastic flow, the
author solves the general problem relating the accumulat-ion and
oblation of the solid precipitates and the temperature conditions
of the glacial cover on the one hand, and'the topography of its
surface and the distribution of stresses and rate's of movement on
the other. By simultaneous solution of three equations - physical
(rheological), dynamical equilibrium and mass balance - the
following equations were obtained: 1) the rate of ice flow on the
surface-of the cap and in the mean of the cross-section;
2) equation connecting the topography of the cap and the amount
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The dynamics of the glacial cover S/169/62/ooo/oo6/o60/090
E202/E192
of accumulation. In this case the topography of Antarctica where
the accumulation increases towards the edges is compared with the
topography of Greenland where the accumulation increases towards
the centre, in view of which the profile of the latter is steeper.
The real topography of the Antarctic cap is well described by
the elliptic equations in which n = m = 2. 3) the equations of
stresses within the cap, along the bed. 4) equations of the flow
velocity distribution with the height and length of the cap and
its contour, taking into consideration the effect of the ice
temperature. The theoretical calculations are compared with the
observational data collected in the eastern Antarctica along the
profile cross-section Mirnyy - Pionerskaya - Vostok-1 -
Komsomollskaya - Vostok. The calculated values coincide well
with the observed ones.
4 references.
FAbstractor's notes Complete translation.-I
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VrALOV, S..S.; PEKARSKAYAq N.K.; SHUSHEIRINAI Ye.P.
Method of testing the compressive and shear strengths of frozen ground,
with consideration of creep. 149rzl.issl. no.2tl65-188 161.
L
(MIRA 1615)
(Frozen ground-Testing)

3/124/62/000/001/043/046
D237/D304
AUTHOR: Vyalov, S. S.
TITLE: Viscous-plastic flow of the ice cover and the
mechanism deformation of ice
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mckhanika, no. 1, 1962,
32, abstract 1V253 (V sb. losled. po fiz. i
mekhan. merzlykh gruntov. 4. M., AN SSSR3 1961,
137-155)
TEXT: The results are given of investigating ice under various
loads in the Mirna village in the laboratory set-up within the
snow layer and of the physical crystallography investigations
conducted concurrently, Equations are obtained describing the
procesz of compression of snow and ice and the mec'~anisja of com-
preasion in the direction of increasing depth. In the top part,
a fundamental density change occura, while at a greater depth the
density of the ice is nearly conatant. The proceae of alipping
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3,/124/62/000/001/043/046
Viscous-plastic flow... D237/D304
of the ice depends on the orientation of its crystals relative to
the direction of motion. Viscous motion occurs during the dis- vle-l"
placement along the base planes, and this motion has the highest
velocity, During displacement of the ice with a random structure,
its deformations accumulate discontinuously and consist of the
displacement deformation of oriented crystals and deformations
caused by disintegration of non-oriented cry3tale. The ice has a
critical stress value, above which a small increa8e in the stress
results in a large increase of the deformation velocity, which is
characteristic for the avalancheof the glacier. The surface pro-
file of the ice cover with the flow of ice under the stresses
below %'-Ihe critical is obtained by basing the equation on the
theory o*.' non-linear-viscoso-plantic flow. The surface profile
of the glacier where the mode of motion depends on solid deposits,
temperature of the ice, and slope of the bed appears in many cases
to be elliptical. A comparison is given of the profiles of the
Antarctic glacier and Greenland glacier, and the equation of the
distribution of flow velocities relative to height and length of
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B/124/62/000/001/043/046
Viscoue-plantic flow... D237/D304
the cover, and under the influence of the temperature. Process-
ing observations in East Antarctic had shovni that the profile
of the glacier represents a correct semi-ellipse and that calcu-
lated velocities of motion satisfactorily agree with observation.
f-Abstracter's note: Complete translation.2
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KARTASHOV, Sergey IUkolayevicb;.)gAIPY$_at�.j dqktor tekhn. nauk, prof.,
otv. red.; ZOIDTOV, P.F.,, red. izd-va; OLUDI, S.P.,, tekhn.
red.
[Plwsicomechanical properties and processes of the formation of
the Bnow-firn cover in eastern Antarctica] Fiziko-rekhanichei3kie
avolstva i protsessy formirovaniia anezbno-firnovogo polxova
Vostochnoi. Antarktidy. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 105 p.
(MLLA 15: 5)
(AntarctJo regions--Snow)

:V)LAWVj,-8ergW-StapanoLvich, prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; GMOSHINSKIY,
Vse'volod Georgiyevioh; GORODETSKIY, StUwAsluv FAuardavich;
GRIGORIYEVA., Vera Crigorlyevna; ZARETSKIY., Yuri7 YonBtantinavich;
PEKARSKAYA, 11ina Kazimirama; SIIUSHERIIJAp Ye3Azaveta Petrovna;
SANOVICH-OSIPOV, P.O., red.; DOROKHINAp I,N,s takhns red,
(Stability and creep of frozen ground and calculations of ice
walls)Prochnost' i polzuehest' morzlykh grantov i. raschety
ledogruntovykh ograzhdonii. Moskvaj, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR,
1962. (MIM 15:9)
(Frozen ground)

PEKARSKAYt, Nina Kazimirovna; YYALOV S S. prof., doktor tekhn. nauk,,
~re. -veC tekhn.
izd
otv. red.; BRODSKAYA, A. ZUDINA, V.I.,
red.
(Resistance of frozen ground to shifting and its dependence on
texture] Prochnoat' morzlykh gruntov pri advige i ea zavisi-
moat' ot tekstury. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963. 106 p.
(mm 160)
(Frozen ground)

VYALOV, S. S.Y 1,bl'NIYDV, Pavel Ivanovich, SNEMKO, 0. V.,
it Pile foundations"
report to be submitted for the Intl. Conference on Permafrost, Purdue Univ.,
Lafayette, Indiaha, 11715 Nov 63

VYALOV, S. S.,,
"Rhbology of frozen soils"
report to be cubmitted for the Intl. Conference on Permafrost, Purdue Univ.,
Lafayette., Indiana, 11-1.5 Nov 63

SHUSHERINA, Ye,p.;.1~4~vj's.,..S..,. - ~- ~ ~
StudyIng the IaBting bearing power of frozen aoila under
uniaxial compreBsion. Merzl. ioal. no.3014-347 163.
(MM 17:6)

VYALOV, S.S.
Revicus and bibliography. Osn. fund. i me-kh. grun 5 no.3:
29-31 163. WPA 17:1)

-117~~! J-POSO -
Concerning the forthcoming revision of OTechnical specifica-
tioms for designing footings and foundations on permafrost
soils." Osn., fund. i mekh. grun. 5 no.4:21-22 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

~~--VYALOV, S.S.~,_4oktor tekhn. nauk
Calculating stability and creep offrozen ground barriers.
Shakht. stroi. 7 no.12t6-9 D163, (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut merzlotovedeniya imeni V.A. Obrucheva.
.I- I

VYALOV,, S. S.-
"Plasticity and creep of cohesive medium."
report submitted for Intl Symp on Rheology & Soil Mechanics, Grenoble, France,
. 1-8 Apr 64.

VYALOVj S. S. (Yoscow)
"Problems of the plasticity and creep theory of cohesive media"
report presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 29 Jam - 5 Feb 1964.

ABELEV, Yu.M., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; ABELEV, M.Yu., inzh.;
BAKHOLDIN, B.V.j kand. tekhn. nauk; BEREZANTSEEV, V.G.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; VY doktor tekhn.
.nauk; GODES, E.G., inzh.; GoRbuwv-rb~Abov, V.I., doktor
tekhn. nauk1prof.; DA11-'.ATOV, B.I.,, doktor tekhn. nauk,
prof.; DOKUCHAYEV, V.V.9 kand. tekhn. nauk; KRUTOV, V.I.,
kand. tekhn, 'naukj KSEROFONTOVj A.I.p kand, tokhn, nauk-,
MARIUPOLISKIY, G.M.j kand, tekhn. nauki MORARESKUL,N.N.,
inzh.; PERM, Ye.M., inzh.; SAVINO11, O.A., doktor tekhn.
naukoe SIDOROV, N.~., kand. tekhn. nauk; SHORODIIISKIY,
N.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; SOKOLOV, N.M., doktor tekhn.nauk;
WIDKIII, A.Ya.p inzh.; SHASHKOVx S.A., kand. tekhn.nauk;
S~ZYKOV, M.L.9 inzh.; YAROSIENKO, V.A., kand.takhn.nauk,
bleceased]; KHALI2EV, Ye.P., kand. tekhn. nauk, nauchn.red.
tManual for the designing of industrial plants, apartment
houses, and public buildings and structures; foundations)
Spravochnik proektirovshchika promyshlennykh, zhilykh i
obshchestvennykh zdanii I sooruzhenii; osnovaniia i.funda-
menty. Leningrad, Stroiizdat, 1964. 268 p.
(MIRA 18:1)

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VYALOV, S.S.
Foundation conatruction in permafrost in the U.S.A. and Canada.
Oano, fundo i mekh, grun. 7 no-3:28-30 065. OGRk 18W

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AUTHOR: Vyalov, S. S.; Yermakov, V. F.
TITLE: Decrease in the strength of ice with time
SOURCE., Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 12V328
REF SOURCE: Tr. koordinats. soveshcbaniy po gidrotekhn., Vyp. 23, 1965, 89-9f
TOPIC TAGS: glaciology, ice strength, dynamometer, ice rheology, elasticity,
rheologic property, ice, plastic deformation, plastic strength
I ABSTRACT: A new method of determining the rheological properties of ice using
a dynamometric device Is examined. The purpose of-the method is to accelerate
and simplify testing procedures. The test is conducted by measuring the initial
load applied to the specimen from the tension on an elastic dynamometer. The
stress transmitted to the sample through the dynamometer, produces in the sample
crcep deformation which, in turn, causes the dynamometer to relax and reduce the
stress. The reduction of stress will continue, under any given stress, until the
sample's deformatiou achieves stabilization, t. e. , until a state of equilibrium is
attained between-the load applied to the sample through the dynamometer and the
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internal resistance of the ice. If the initial strain applied to the sample is
approximately equal to the assumed-instantaneous strength, then the stabilization
of deformation will correspond to the limiting equilibrium. Since ice does not
have stress-rupture strength, a nominative value of relative deformation for a
specific length of time may be regarded as the deformation stabilization. Dynamo-
meter testing may be regarded as creep tests with stress varying with time;
changes in stress and deformation are interdependent. The proposed method is
recommended for conducting tests under different loads (compression, rupture,
shear). In conclusion, data obtained in testing samples of polycrystalline glacier
and lacustrine ice (Mirnyy, Antarctica), using the dynamometer, are presented.
A bibliography of 5 titles is included. G. Deyev. [Translation of abstract]
[SP]
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CIIUKSIN ,Yuriy Vladimirovich, inzh.; VYALGV,..7urIy,AIokoandrovichp
lnzh.; XUDKINA, Yoop r(.,d.j 111KITINA, V.p tokhn, red.
[Herring of the Northwestern Atlantic and fisheries for
them) Selldi Severo-Zapadnoi Atlanti-ki i ikh promycel.
Kaliningrad, Kaliningradskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1963. 122 p.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Atlanticheskaja nauchno-prouysI.ovaya.perspektivnaya raz-
vedka Nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta morskogo rybnogo
khozyaystva i okeanografii (for Chukain., Vyalov).

SOV/124-57-3-2893
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 3, p 38 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Vyalova, A. I.
TITLE: Application of Non-ducted Air Delivery at Textile Factories (Pri-
meneniye beskanallnoy podachi vozdukha na tekstil'nykh fabrikakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. nauch. sessii Vses. n,i. in-ta okhrany truda, 1955, Nr 4,
pp 107- 134
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
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VY=VAs A. I.
Studying the various ventilation systema in roomo without natural
lights Izv,vyo,ucheb.zav.j tekh.taket.prome no.1:123-132 163.
OLIRA 1614)
1. Ivanovokiy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy institut okhrany tkuda,
(Textilo factorico-Heating and ventilation) -

VYALOVA, A. I. Cand Tech Soi -- (diss) *Stqdy or the air currqnto In
weaving and spinning rooma as applicable to tire now b9P44m,6 of the textile
industry." Lan, 1959. 15 pp (Min of Higher Education USSR. Lan Order of
Labor Red Banner Construction Engineering Inst. 0hair ofHeat and Gas Supply
and Ventilation), 160 copies (KL, 48-59, 114)
-22-

VTALOVA, A I.
do'centrnted sup-oly of air in textile factories. IZ-7. vys.ucheb. zaT.;
takh.takat.prom.'no.2:156-167 '58. (MIRA 11;5)
1. Ivnnovskiy tekatilInyy inatitut.
(Textile fActories-Henting And ventilation)

., VYALOVA A. I.
Lz~~
Effoct of variaw mothodo of uced air ramoval or th(j officiore'l
6f air exchange created in the room# jzv,vjs.uchCb.zav.;
tekh.tekst.prom. no.5:117-123 161. (Miw~ 14: 11)
1. Ivanovskiy nauchno-isslodovatel'Likiy institut okhruny
truda.
(Toxtile factories-Ileating and ventilation)

VYALOVA' M.T.
Rol@ of cytological ana4sim in certain otolaryMological diseases;
clinical studies. Vast. otorinolar., Koskya 15 no.2:32-36 Kar-Apr 1933-
(CIML 24:3)
.10 Of the Clinic for Diseases of the ALr, Throat, and Nose (Director
- Prof. A. G. Likhachev)s lirst Moscow Order of Unin Medical Institute,

BABAYANTS, R.S.; BLAGOVESHCHENSKAYA) V.V.1 rERGILESOVA, 0,S.,- VISSONOV, Yu.V.,-
UWYA,,_~._A.; GIJZUNOV, I.S.; DRUTMAII, R.D.: KLEWARSKAYA, N.N.;
KOMVA, E.S.; KURSHAKO7, N.A., prof.; IAR-.CHEVA, L.P.; LYSIXII.A., M.N.;
KUIYSIIEVA, M.S.; PETUSHKOV, V.N.; RVINOVA, 11.1%; SOKOLOVA, I.I.;
STUDENIKINA, L.A.; CHUSOVA, V.N.; SIIV;TIKIIINA, O.N.; SHULYATIKOVA,
A.Ya.; SHTUKKENBERG, Yu.M.; BARANOVA, Ye.F.V red.
[Acute radiation lesion in man] Ostraia radiatsionnaia travma
u cheloveka. Moskva, Meditsina, 1965. 313 P. (MTRA 18:9)
Is Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Kurshakov).

A 6 4/4) Al,
PHASE I BOOK =PWITATIO4 SOV/6344
Alekseyeva, 0. G., A. F. Bibikova, N. A. Vya A. Ye. Ivanov, K. A.
Krayevskiyj N. A. Kurshakovp N. V. Paramonova, V. N. Fetushkov,
Ve Va Sne&Lreva, It, A, Studenlkina,-Yu. M. Shtukkenbarg, and A. YA.
.3hulyatikova
.Sluchay ostroy luohevoy bolezni u cheloveka (A Case of Acute-Radia-
t1on Sickness in Man)- Obseew, Medgiz, 1562. 149 p. 10,000 cop-
lee printed,
Ed. (Title page) i N; As KurahvCovp. Corresponding Member Academy of
Medical Sciences SSSJ~p Professor; Ed.: S. P. Landau-Tylkina; Tech.
Ed.:. N. A. Yakovley#,
PtMPOSE; This monograph,; is 'Itnt.ended for physicians and *A101gists.
COV3RAGEt 'Phis book describes an actual case'of acute "dIation sick-
ness In Its sovere form, It describes in detail clinloil symptoms..
changes in biochemical indexesp morphological changes,-in the nervous
system$ and the distribution of depth doses and energy absorption.
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rruiSE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/6344
Alekseyevaj 0. Q., A. F. Bibikova, N- A- YyAloya,_A. Ye. Ivano!r, N. A..
Krayevskiy, N. A. Kurshakov, H. V. Paramonova, V. N. Petushkov,
V. V. Snegireva) L. A. Studenikina, Yu. M. Shtukkenbergs and A. Ya..
Shulyatikova
Sluehay ostroy luchevoy bolezni u cheloveka (A Case of Acute Radla-
tion Sickness in Man).. Moscow, Medgiz, 1962. 14q p. io,ooo cop-
lea printed,
.Ed. (Title page): N. A, Kurshqkovs Corresponding Member Academy of
Medical Sciencea SS341 Proressor; Ed.: S. P. Landau-Tylkina;,Tech.
Ed.: N. A. Yakovlev#.
PURPOSEs This monograph is intended for physicians arA ~.ko~oglsts.
COVERAGE: This book describes an actual case of acute,;Oiation sick-
ness in its severe form. It describes in detail al 041 symptoms,
changes In biochemical indexes, morphological changes, In the nervcu
systeraj and the distribution of depth doses and energy ab3orption.
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DIYAKOVI B.F.j- TMASHEV# N.U.; KRUCHINIU, K.V.; XOGAN, A.B.:
KOZMDE14tYAIEY,.IY,, V.V.,- TOKUM, VS-P.; TRIF011OV, H.K.
CHEREPANOV., V.N.; VYAWVA, R.I.
Southern Mangyahla-k in a large now oil-bearing region. Geol.
neft4A i gaza 5 no,12t/+-Il D 161o (MIRA 14:'A:L )
lo Vsesoyuznyy nefteyanoy nauchno-Isaledovatel'skiy
geologorazvedocheakoys upravleniye i ttest Mangyahlakneftegazrazvedka.
(Mangyoblak Peninsula-Oil fields)

~V~YALOVA) R.10; DIYAKOVj B.F.; DWHEV N.U.; XOZ 'MODEM t YANSKlY 0 V.V.o
KRAYLrV, P.I.; KRUCHIIIIII), K.V.; TOKAREV, V.P.; TRIFONOV, II.K.;
CMMEPANOV, 11. H.
Southern-Mangyahlak oil- and gas-bearing region. Trudy VNIGRI
no.218:7-50 163. (MMA 17:3)

-,rodaktor; DROBYSHIV, D.V., red4ktor; IONTPIN, S.N., rodaktor,
VTALOVA R.I,;~ 0
-46MAW, Y.S., redaktor; BAZONOV, H.T,, redaktor; SOKOLOVA, Toolog
redaktor; TASHCHURMINSrAYA, A.B.. vedushchiy redaktor; GINHADIMA,
I.H., tekhnicheakiy redaktor
[Proceedings of the All-Union Conference on the Development of a
Uniform System of Stratigraphy of Hesozoic Deposits of the Russian
Platform] Trudy Yseeoiuznogo soveshchanita po rasrabotim unifitairovan-
noy ekhemy stratigrafii mezozoyakikhotlozheniy Raeskoy platforzV.
Leningrad, Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo neftianoi i gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry,
Leningradskoe otd-nia. 1956. 383 P- (KLFA 9:12)
1. Vsesoyuznoya soveshchaniya po razrabotke unifitsirovannoy schemV
stratigrafii mezozoiakikh otlozhenti Russkoy platform/. 1954o
(Russian Platform--Geology, Stratigraphic)

VYALOVA, R.I.; KIRICHKOVA, A.I.
Jurassic sediments in the ~~nWhlak Peninsula. Trudy VIVIGRI
no.218:236-247 163. (MIRA 17:3)

VrALOVAI R.I~; DOROGOKUPEITS., A.V.
Correlation between the cross sections of Jurassic p-4oducizig
formations in the ZhetvLay and Uzen' deposits. Trudy VNIGRI:
no.218:51-53 163. (MIRA 17:3)

KWNOVI M.L., prof.; SIVOSHINSKIY, D.S., dotsent; ZIANGIROVA, G.G.;
STENIKO, Z.L.
Results of three year's use of radioactive isotopes in the
diagnosis of intraocular tumors. Trudy TSIU 71:107-112 164.
(MIRA 18.6)
1. Kafedra glaznykh bolezney (zav. prof. M.L. Kral, nov), kafedra
meditsInskoy radiologii (zav. prof. V.K, Modestov) TSentralfncgo
Instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i Moskovskaya glaznaya
klinicheskaya. bollnitsa.

TMICUIc_5 Vol
EXCPltq"
180i. IIISTOCHEM02 MirtlIOD OF CITOLINESTERASE DETERWRAFTON
(Russian text) - Vyalovskaya R. D. . h1astbaum J. S. and Simon
J. B. - ARKII. PAM =.59, -18[37(M-116) Illus. 1
The reagents fiecesdary for the reaction are: (1) 0-naphthyl acetate (1). obtained
by action of cHoracetyl on naphthol in an indifferent solvent. Twofold recrystalli-
zation from aretane. M. p. 68% (2) Tetrazonium (11) is prepared by diazotization
of dl - orlho -anisidine. This diazo compound Is etabilized with zinc chloride and
stored In the dark. (3) Medinal buffer (0.1 M, PH A 7.8) Is prepared ex tempore
from a mixture of a 61.5 0.1 Al medinal solution and a 30.5 0.1 M 11CI solution, at
PH 7.5-8.0. (4) CaCI2. (5) 2 N-NaCl. The solution necessary for the reaction Is
prepared as follows: 12.5 ml. of the solution of NaCl is mixed with 1.25 ml. of the
316 CftCl2 solution adding 12.5 ml. of the medinal buffer. 4 mg. p-naphthylacetate,
dissolved In 0.25 acetone and 12 mg. tetrazonlum are added. Shake thoroughly,
filter and use immediately for the determination of the cholinesterase (non-ator-
able). The determination is carried out in fresh, non-fixed frozen sections 15-251A.
thick, mounted on object slides and dried in the thermostat. The object slides are
then kQpt In the freshly prepared mixture in the thermostat at 37* for 10-20 min.
~shed in. distilled water for 5 to 15 min. and embedded in glycerine. The enzyme
w
appears In. the form of punctate violet drops, whose staining Intensit varies ac-
cording to the functional coddition of the object examined, The reactron scheme
is given.

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VY'4 40 V
871. HISTOCHEMICAL METHOD OF CHOLINESTERASE DETERMINA71ON
(Russian text) -,V_yglovska a R. D. . Mastbaum J. S. and Simon
J.B. - ARKH.PA 114-116) Illus. I
The reagents necessary for th reactl n are: (1) P.-Naphthyl acetate (1) obtained by
action of chloracetyl on naphthol in an indifferent solvent. Twofold recrystalliza-
tion from acetone. M. p. 689. (2) Tetrazonium (11) is prepared by diazoti7ation of
di- ortho -anisidine. This diazo compound is rtabilized with zinc chloride and stored
in the'dark. (3) Medinal buffer (0.1 M. pit - 7.8) in prepared extempore from a
mixture of a 61.5 ml. 0.1 M medinal solution and a 38.5 ml. 0.1 HCI at pit 7.5-8.0.
(4) 316 CaC12. (5) 2-N sodium chloride solution. The solution necessary for the
reaction is prepared as follows: 12.5 ml. of the solution of NaCI is mixed with
1,25 ml. of the 3% CaC12-80lutiOn adding 12.5 ml. of the medinal buffer. 4 mg.
p -naphthylacetate, dissolved in 0.25 acetone and 12 mg. tetraroniwn are added.
Shake thoroughly, filter and use immediately for the determination of the cholines-
terace (non-storable). The determination in carried out in fresh, non-fixed frozen
sections 15 to 25 p. thick, mounted on object slides and dried in the thermostLt.
The object slides are then kept in the freshly prepared mixture in the thermostat
at 370 for 10-20 min., washed. in distilled water for 5 to 15 min. and embedded In
glycerin. The enzyme appears In the form of punctate violet drops, whose stain-
ing intensity varies according to the functional condition of tho object examined.
The reaction scheme L en,

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(MIRA 110)
I*Direktor mashinno-traktornoy stantaii b.Krasnororsko7 sony
Hoskovskoy oblasti,
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VYIAIL I TSEV .o 111 ay-ev.i,aIhIKOLIMAN# E.p otv. red.
(The discrete space-time) Diskretnoe prostranstvo-vremia.
Moskva$ Nauka, 1965. 397 p. (MIRA 18:6)

VYALITSE~V:A A N KIMROV, B.M.; KONDRATtY,7VA, N.A., aspirant;
RODNYY N.J.; SURNOV, P.V., aspirant; CHERNAVSK.T.Y,
S.Ya.p aspirant! TENIKOV, A.G.p red.
[Contradictions in the development of natural science]
Protivorechiia v razvitii estentvoznaniia. Moskva,, Nauka,
1965. 351 P. (I.IIRA 1639)
1. Akaderdya nauk SSSR. Institut istorii yestestmznaniya
i takhniki. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kedrov).

S/2l4/62/000j002V0Mj002
1046/1246
AUTHOR: Vasil'yeva, G. Ya. and Vyal'ihin, G. F.
TITLE: On the dependence of time variations of magnetic ficlds and radial velocities on the
stability of active regions in the photosphcrc
PERIODICAL: Solnechnyyc dannyyc, no. 2, 1962, 58-66
TEXT: The longitudinal component of magnetic fields and radial velocities were determined for two groups
of sun spots: July 15, 1961 97= - 8 *, I = + 18 * (No. 198 in "Solnechnyyc da nnyyc"), and August 27, 1961
9, - + 15", 1 - + 20* (No. 243). Comparison of the magnetic-field maps with n. dial velocity distributions
(scanned on four different occasions on July 15, and on two different ocilksions on August 27) shows that
the magnetic field is not frozen into the gas at the photosphcric level (compare S. Mcyr, C. R., 251, No, 14,
1960; V. E. Stepanov, Izv. KrAO, XXV, 154,1961). The authors show that the radial velocities in the photo-
sphere fire a more sensitive criterion than magnetic ficids for the activity of spot groups, whereas the magnetic-
firld maps show no definite correlation In changes registered (hereon. The accelcratiom Ill active regions
(July 15) cluster around 0.04 m/scc2 and in calm groups or spots (August 27) around 0.01 m/scc2. Thcre are
2 figures and 2 tables.
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AUTHOR: Vyal'shin, G.F.
TITLE: On rapid changes in magnetic fields of sunspots
PERIODWALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Astronomlya I rjeodezlya, ni. 7, -4,961, 46,, ab-
stracL 7A7 I ("Solnechryye dannyle", ig6o (1961), no. 10, 79-81)
TEXT! The reeul*s of Investigating changes in magnetic fields off sunspots
during 24 hoara are re 'por-z-ed. Observaticns were condu~--ted by means cf the great
solar telescope of the Malln Astronomical Ot-servalory
AS USSR. Severa-, Series,
8 210 ob;~,erval.lonn in ea!7h. were made. llv,~ results from two days of observat-lons
did not reveal any rict'-ceable variatl-cns in the strength of' 0-3 miagn-istic field,
However, on July 10, 1960, a great change in the sunspot magnetic f le-Ld was re-
corded. WIThin 4.5 hour5 of the field atrength decrea-sed from
2 900 to 2,100 gs, and th-en increased again up to aome mean vahle of 2,:,~00 Es,
Simultaneous phctograph6 sh,~wed changes In dimensions and shape of the nunleus.
The author is 5f the cpinj.-~n tha-t, rapid considerable field varlatiznS apparcn,!,ly
exist which are assc~"Iated with changr-a in the strunture ef the ~!un3p-~tt.
LAosi-rac~,,er's note., Corriplete -!ranslatlonl
Ye. YE!Slr
Ca ra I

S/035/60/000/()4/04/017
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Translation from: ReferativW zhurnal, Astronomiya i Goodeziya, 1960, No. 4,
P. 42, # 3165
AUTHOR- Vyal'shin, G. F."
TITLE: Comparison of T4o Methods of Measwing Magnetic Fields of.Swapots
PERIODICAL: Solnechnyye dannjye, 1959, No. 1, pp. 81-83
TM: Two methods of measuring magnetic, fields of sunspots are compared.
Using the first method, the iron line A 6302.508 In the spot spectrum is photo-
graphed in the speotrograph's 4th order (dispersion 0.36 A/mm). The applicatic~a
of aA/4 plate in front of the slit and a Wollaston prism in the spestr;m pl&rie
makes it possible to observe the Zeeman splitting of the line. Using the
method, the sunspot is photographed by means 'of an interference device desrrlbed
earlier by the author (RZhAstr, 1958, No. 6, # 3792). Conditions of exposure and
development of t),,e film in both of the methods were the same. The comparison of
the results shows that in 34 cases of 50, the intensity of a magnetic field
measured by the interference method is less than the Intensity meas-ured 1~y M,
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Comparison of Two Methods of Measuring Magnetic Fields of Sunspots
direct photographing of Zeeman splitting. Thin sy3tematio differenoe is
explained by the inaccuracy In superposition of the spot central part with th5
interference ring. In case of the absence of high resolution pxier spectrograrhS,
the interference method can be used, if the accuracy of aiming is improved
R. B. Toplitskaya
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TITLE: AMIAGnetic fields in the solar' chromosphere
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 2.51.429
REF SOURCE: Izv. G1..-astrop..obsery. v Pulkove, ve 24, no. 2, 19659 26-34
TOPIC TAGS& solar chromosphere# magnetic field, photonphero, telescope, hydrogon,,
helium, electron temperature
ABSTRACT: The lonf;itudinitl intensity component-, of magnotic fields (H) and the
radial velocities (Qr) were determined at Fulkovo Observatory from the 11plino with
the aid of the Pulkovo solar magnotograph in a horizontally mounted solar telescope
ouring July-September 1963. Observations were conducted using the incoming slit meap-
uring 111.2 X 5",9 on the solar disk. Fluctuations of about 3011, characteristic both
for the pholosphere and the chromosphere, were invostigated. The fluctuation range of
H for the chromosphere was approximately 5 times as great as that for the photosphero.i
Thusj H for the chromospheric "hydrogen" elements was appreciably greater than for the
nonporturbod atmosphere. This, however, did not necessarily mean that H in the chromo-
sphere was always greater than in the photosphore. V. Yo. StepanovIs observations lend,
evidence thdt for the coldests "metallic" chromospherio elements, with the electron
temperature of T.47500C, H docroasedp as the distance h above the level of the photo_
sphere increased, For "helium" elements (T ;1-20,OOOC) H could not be determined at
present. Traces of H andv'quite frequently0exhibited a parallel or antiparallel rela-i
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Lionship, giving additional evidence of the magnetic field being "frozen in" in the gas,
In case of characteristic dimensions of about 3011 on the disk and of larg"cale
wave processes in the photosphere. The gradient of the magnetic field of spots in the
lower chromosphere (up to h = 1000 km) was 1.2 e/km.
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XELM N, Ye.Ye... red.izd-va; MUSTALEY, A.V*.* red.
lzd-~ya; ZUDINAP V.I., tekhn. red.
(Lightest atomic nuclei] Lagchaishie atomrWe ladra.
Moskva., Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963. 333 p. (KUU 17:2)

VYALITSEV, A. N.
"History of the Problems of Ruclear Forces." Cand Phys-Math Sci, Physics
Faculty, Moscow State U, Moscow, 1954. (KL, No 2, Jan 55)
Survey of Sciehtific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutiobs (12)
SO: Sm. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

VYALITSEV, A.O.; IVANOVp I.V.; XARASEVp M.D.; FOTEMUHp Voll. I
Yeasurement of the noise of frequency multipliers ualng a
transistor diodeo Radiotekh.1 elektron. 8 no.2049-~31 P 163.
(MIRA 16t2)
1. Fizicheskiy fakulltet,Mo-okovskogo gosudaretvennogo universitetf,,
kafora teorii kolebaniy.
(Frequenoy multipliers-Noipe),.
kRadlo measurements)

SNEGMVP Yu.D., kand. takhn. nauk; LUNCVO E.P., kand. takhn. naukj VYALITSEV,
H.M,p. Inzb.
Investigating conditions of shaft lining with rainforoad-concrets tubif4
in coal mines of the Hostovugoll Combine, Shakht. stroi. 9 no.1002-15
0 165o (14TRA 1839)
1, Shakhtinakly filial Movocherkavalkogo politakhaicho3kogo Inatitutat

WALITSENO M.M.
DetermIning the actual strength of concrete in mine shaft
lining using a ball-type ha=er. Trudy NPI 140:45-52 163.
(MRA l7j9)

SNEGM'V, Yu.D.; VYALII'jEVp M.M.; LUNOV, E.P.
Irnvestigating the dwriahl-11ty of monolith'a concrete shaft
lining in mines of the Rostovagoll Combine. Tnidy NPI
140:29-43 163o (M-rRk 17:9)

LUNOV, B.P.9 kand.tekhn.nauk; SNEGIREVp Yu.D., goftn inzh.; VYALITSEV,
MAS,gornyy inzh.
Rock pressure manifestations during the mining of areas overlyin-r
stoped workings. Ugoll 36 no.5s2O-23 My 161. (MRA 14-t5).
1. Novocherkass4y politekhnicheskiy institut.
(Rock piessure) -(Coal mines and mining)

SNEGIREV, Yu.D.; WALITSEV, M.M.-, LUNOV, E.P.; SHAFRANCV, N.K.
Testing concretes for water permeability. Trudy 113:47-60
161. -11 (MIRA 15:2)
(Concrete--Testing)

I
VYAL' TSEV, M.M.
11'ressure Octermination based on the deformation of supports. Trudy
NPI 113:29-38 '61. (YJAA 15:2)
(Rock pressure) (Mine timbering)

WNOV, ILP.; SNEGIRIV, Yu.D.; VYAL'TSFV. M.N.
Results of observations on rock movements in the Artem No. 2
"Glubokaya" Xinee Trudy NPI 103-.77-95 '59- (NEU 13;9)
(Donets Basin-Subsidencen (larth movements))

VYALITSEV V N - KHORGUNII, V.G.
. !~= 1, )
filgh-powor lov-froqjonr,~y ucuuutlaal airon. Akustahur. 7 no.3:
377-378 161. (MIRA ]J*: 9)
1. otr;ctlfjni-tls Instituta pri!aadnoy
gooffti'l-A All SSSII, fr. IlaVelilk.
(Sound-Aploratus)

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AUTHOR: Vyalltsev, V.V.-
TITLE., Artificial cloud dispersal
PERIODICAL: Priroda, no.11, 1961, 79-83
TEXT: The article deals with a cloud dispersal carried out above Dzhankoy
and the Krymskaya astrofizicheskava observatoriya (Crimean Astrophysical
Observatory) on February 15, 1961 - a day of total solar eclipso. As thera
are very few clear days in February in the Crimea, the Astronomicheskiy
sovet AN SSSR (Astronomical Council of the AS USSR) requested the Institut
prikladnoy geofiziki AN SSSR (Institute of Applied Geophysics of the AS USSR)
to carry out seeding operations. Carbon dioxide known as dry ice was used
by two aircraft. At 0830 hrs, the first aircraft flying at 1200 m 8tarted
seeding 20x2O km strips spaced 3 km apart over an area 70 km north-cast of
the observatory which was covered in a thick fog; a 6-8 m/sec north easterjr
wind; and a temperature of -30C were prevalent; 3 kg/min of carbon dioxide
was used. On completion of the first "window", a second one was seeded be-
hind it. At 1100 hrs the wind backed from north-east to north, with a re-
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sulting narrowing of the window, and the aircraft seeded the observatory
fror. the north. Seeding operations were carried out till 1300 hrs. The
second aircraft (a/c no. 1802) seeded the area above Dzhankoy which was
covered with one cloud layer with a 600 m upper boundary. Whilst the
firit layer was being seeded, a second cloud layer with a 1100 m upper boun-
dary had formed 300 m above the first one. It is stated that thanks to the
crew's past experience in cloud dispersal the layer was quickly disposed of.
Seeding operations were conducted against the wind Ii.e. 40 km north-east of
Dzhankoy. Here, too, it was necessary to correct the seeded zone from the
north as the wind backed north shortly before the eclipse. Ground visibi-
lity during the eclipse was sufficient to allow 70-75~6 of the observational
material to be collected. The author concludes that the method of artifi-
cially dispersing clouds could be extensively u3ed in many other
.fields. Chief installation operator Ya.N. Podkhalyuzin assisted by zunior
laboratory workers N.F. Kazadayev and M.I. Alelchin operated from Ue ~firot
aircraft piloted by P.V. Volovikov. Candidate of Chemical Sciences V.LN.
Balabanova,assisted by Ye.F. Mamina, V.M. Ryabov and E.I. Rumb!rg operat-~d
from the second aircraft. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut prikladnoy geofiziki AN SSSR (Institute of ApFlied
Card 2/2 Goophycica of the AS USSR). Moskya Poricow).

VYALITSEV, V.V.
Artificial dissipation of clouds, Priroda 50 no.11:79-83 N 162.
(KIFA 14:10)
1. Institut prikladnoy geofiziki AN SSSR (Ibskva)-
(Crimea-Weather control)

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AUTIHORS: Vyal't3ev, V V.; ].~Aharashvili, A. Z.; Yh
~V_ G~.
TITIS: The effect of a powerful acoustic field on the microstructuro of natural
fogs
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 1IB280
REEF SOURCE: Tr. In-t prikladn. geofiz., vyp. 1, 1965, 47-50
TAGS: atmoaDheric visibility, acoustic field, fog, atmospharic water
ABSTRACT: E7,porimonts in the influence of a poworful sound field on natural fogs
were nade with a siren with a sound power of up to 20 kw in the range of 100-300
hz for a sou:nd-ray width of j1v 300. The microstructuro of the fog and the visi-
bility transverse to the sound ray were detorminod before, during, and after irradi-
ation at distances of 25 and 75 m from the siren. A change in the microstructure
of the rog--an increase in the average drop sizo-uas observed in 12 cases out of
21 at distances to 30-4#0 m. The offoot was obnarvod in fogs with a high concontra-
tion of drops (n ~ 200-250 cza-3) and wator coAtorlt (q > 15 g-M-3) with gontlo broozoa~'
(V < I M-sec-1). V. B. ZTranalation of abstrac2t
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