SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAKHONTOVA, L.K. - YAKHONTOVA, V.YE.

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AUTHORI. Yakhontova, L. K. 7-1-7/12
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TITLE*. Exverimen~al'Investigation of the Oxidation of Cobalt and
Nickel Arsenides by Solutions Containing-Oxygen and Carbon
Dioxide
(Eksperimentallnoye inchenlye okisleniya arsenidov koballta i
nikelya v rastvorakh, soderzhashchikh kislorod i uglekislotu)
PERIODICAL: Geokhimiya, 1958, N'r 1, PP. 70-80 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The oxidation of smaltine., safflorite rammelsbergite, and nicco=
lite at the percolation of two different solutions was measured.
One solution contained only CO and oxygen
2(pF. 3,7), the-other C02
(PP 4)5). The experiment lasted for 12o days. Every tenth day
As, Co, Ni, Fe were determined in the filtrate. The results are
given in a table and also illustrated graphically. Moreover the
oxidation products were investigated. The ratio of the washing
out of the elements or of their transition into oxidation products
is shown graphically for each of the minerals. There is a special
list of the ratios of the cations which pass over from rammels=
Card 1/4 bergite, smaltine, safflorite into the arsenates.

Experimental investigation of the oxidation of Cobalt 7-1-7/12
and ~Jickel Arsenides,by Solutions Containing Oxygen and
Carbon Dioxide
Results: 1. Arsenic is.easily washed out. The arrangement of
the investigated minerals according to their increasing loss is
as follows: safflorite, niccolite, rammelsbergite, smaltine. There
was almost no effect of.the change of pH from 3,7 to 4.5 with
niccolite and rammelsberg-ite, whilst it was very strong with
safflorite and smaltine.
2. In proportion to As the cations are inert, especially Fe and
Co. The mobility of Ni is greater but it decreased at pH 4,5.
3. With rammelsbergite the quantity of washed-out arsenide was
almost the same as the quantity of the oxides formed. 111ith smal=
tine and niccolite considerably more was washed out.
4. In the secondary products the cations are concentrated in pro=
portion to arsenic. The deficiency of arsenic is balanced by CH-,
0--, 00-- . With both pH Values safflorite and smaltine are the
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most favorable for'-the concentration of Fe, smaltine for that of
Co, and rammelsbergite and smaltine for that of Ni.
5. Among the secondary products there were arsenates of Co, Ni,
Fe, chiefly of the erythrite-annabergite series, but also arseno=
Card 2/4 lite, which is especially produced from smaltine by a solution

xperimental Investigation-of the Oxidation of Cobalt 7-1-7/12
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and Nickel Arsenides by Solutions Containing Oxygen and
Carbon Dioxide
containing oxygen and carbon dioxide (PLI 4,5). From smaltine
and rammelsbergite arise arsenates, the Ni-Co ratio of-which
decreases with increasing acidity. From rapmqelsbergite anna=
bergite is formed, that is., Ni is concentrated. Contrary to that
.from smaltine erythrite is formed, thus Co is concentrated.
6. In spite of the small iron contents in smaltine the oxida=
tion products are comparatively rich in iron. Thus symplesite and
"Smolyaninovi-teff can be produced in the oxidation of smaltine.
7i. In the oxidation of niccolite, nickel is strongly concentrated
in the products as arsenic is much more mobile. Thus besides anna=
bergite also oxides and perhaps even hydroxides'of nickel are formed.
There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 2 references) 2 of Ythich are
Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Chair of MineraloQr at the Moscow State University imeni M. V.
Lomonosava
(Kafedra mineralogii Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
im. M. V. Lomonosova)
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YAKHONTOVA, L.K.
Initial products in the oxidation of safflorite. Vast. Mask. un.
Ser. biol., pochv., geol., geog. 13 no.2:147-156 156. (MIR& 11:9)
1. Mnskovskiy gon, Univer itet Kafedra mineralogil.
(S:fflo;ite)

YAKHONTOVA, L.K.
Heterogenite from the Khovakhaa deposit. Yest.Mosk.un.Ser.biol.;
pochv., geol., geog. 14 no.4:109-116 159. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Kafodra mineralogii Moskovakogo univeroiteta
(Tava Autonomous Province--Heterogenite)

YAKHOIITOVA, L.K.
.composition and prbperties of minerals of the erythrite-
annabergite seA0. Trudy Min. muzo no.ll.'139-156 f61.
(AtAUftite) (Erythrite) (MM 16:7)

YAKHONTOVAJI L.K.
Participitation ol. ,rivale-t arsenic com-pixinds in. t:he ox~
zone of iron-cobalt-nickel arsenides. Trudy Min. muz. no.15:
176-183 164. 17: 11)

YAKHONTOVA, L.K.;
Supergenic synthesis c-f coba-It-beari-4z calc!um
inin.ob-va 94 nc.2:208~212 165. 18.-5)

YAKHONTOVAu
Pleli's from the oxidation zone of the Abakan lron ore dapoait.
Vest:.Mosk, un, Ser, 4c Geol. 20 n0,4370-74 JI-Ag 1650
04DU M9)
1, Kafedra mineralogil Moskovskogo universitetat

BMKINAt I.G.; BUNIN, K* V prof ; VWETSOV; V.S.; MIKMLOVAg Yu.M.j-
NOVAKOVSWA A A:! POKR;iSlar-V.I#j r/OTIZIORDVINOVAg Ye.D.; SEDLOVETSp
M.P.- STARSHIgOVA* V.S-TSZYDUZ- S'A SHKHVATBABAY-At T.V.; YAKHOII-
TGVAq N.K.; SHEJOSSEVSUTKI Ye.F.r red.; ZUYEVA, N.K., +Akhn-.--r-ecF.-
[Pocket marudl'f6k t1fe'spiebidlist in infectiollis diseases; clinical
aspects$ diagn-biiify " abd- treathbiitl Karmannyi spravochnik. infektsioni-~.
sta; klinikat diagn-obtikay lechenie,--Moskval Gos. izd-vo med. lit-~
Medgizp 1961. '233 p. (MM' 3-4:7)
(COWMICABLE'DISUSES), (MEDICINE--H.ANDBOOKS, MANUALS, ETC.)

BULKINA, I.G.; BUNIN) K.V-) PrOf-; KU &IE,r,~;QV, V.S.; 1-',IKHAYLOVA~
'0L 1111ORDVEZOW
Yu.M.; NOVAKOVSKEA, A.A.; POKROVSKIY, V.I.; F U1 v
Ye.D.; SEDLOVEETS, M.P.; OTARSIIaNOVA, V.S.; TSEYDL:ER) S.A.;
SHKHVATSABAYA, T.V.; YAKHONTOVA, N.K.; KAIRON, I.I., red.
(Concise manual for infectious disease specialists; clinical
aspects, diagnosis, treatment] Kratkii spravochnik vracha-
infektsionista; klinika, diagnostika, lechenie. lzd.2,, dop.
i ispr. Leningrad, Meditsina, 1965. 287 p. (1,111RA 18-3)
1. Kafedra infektsiomiykh bolezney 1-go Moskovalcogo meditsin-
skogo instituta im. I.M.Sechenova (for all except Karon).

iM. R
SUBBOT111, M.F.; YAMONTOVA N S 4-Prof., otv. red.; PEVZM, R.S.,p
tekhn.
(Epbemerideq of mingr planota for 1949) Zfemeri&y rzlykb planet
na 1c;49 god. Moakva,, Izd-vo Akad. nauk S=, 1948. 122 p.
WIRA 15:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii.
2. Direktor Instituta Teoreticheskoy Astronomii chlen-
korrespondent Akademii 7aauk SSSM (for Subbotin).
(Planets, Minor-Ephemerides)

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SUBBOTIN, H,?.,; TAXH01720VA, N.S., otv.red.
[Ephemerides of minor planets for 19541 Ifemerid7 malykh
planet na 1954 god. Most-va, Izd-vo ficad.nauk SSSR. Vol,8.
1953. 175 P. 15--2)
I* Akademlya nauk SSSIR Itstitut tooraticheskOY astronomR.
2. Direktor IInstituta ;eoreticheskoy astronomli, chlon-korrespon-
dent AN SSSR (for Subbotin),
(Planets, Minor-3phemerides)

SAMOTLOVA-TAKHONTOVA, N.S.
Review of studies on minor planets published in 1953, Biul- Inst.
teor. astron. 6 no.1:1-7 155. (MIRA 13:3)
(Planets, Minor)

SAMoyLovA-YAMONTOVA.. N-S-
Minor planets (1954). Biul. Ipst. teor. astron. 6 no-3:157-161
'55. (MIRA 13:3)
(Planets, Minor)

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YA)MONTOVA, H.S., otvetetvenW redaktor; TVARITINOVA, K.S., tekhnichaskiy
[The ephemerides of minor planets for 1957] gfeu~eridy malykh planet
.na 1957god, Moskva', Vol. 11. 1956. 170 P;' (14LPA 9:10)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii.
(Planets, Kinor)

SUBBOTIN. M.F.; YAKHONTOVA, N.S.,otv. red.
(Ephemerides of minor planeti for 1939j Afemeridy malykh planet
ne i959 god. Moskva. Vol. 13. 1958. 169 p. (MIRA 11:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSBR. Institut teoretichaskoy antr"onomii.
2. Direktor Instituta tooraticheskoy astronomii AN SSSR, chlen-
korrespondent AN SS.SR (for Subbotin).
(Planets, Minor)

XUALAGIN, B.G.; KOVBASYUK, L.V.; DAGAYST, K.M.; -ROZENBLYM, N.D.; UGORG 0
Ij?.(Irkutsk); KAVXRIN; A.-A.-(Irkutek); KONSTANTINOVA, T.G. (Irkutsk);.
KpaINA, V.A,.(Irkutsk); =40, G.T. (Irkutsk); SAIONOTI, Z.G.,
(Irkutsk); CHEtiTO, Lj, (Iikutsk); CHEFS=, -1r.%' (Irkutsk);
BRONSiM, T.4.;
PIKIDOBICH, Te.G.'- AMONTOYAA, -XIA-s-ST'aning~ad);
PjMOVA, DOKUCHATffJk, 0.0.; KMABRY, L.A.; IMTAKOTIO, M.I.;
PAWAW, P.P.; SHCHERBIN1-SAMOYMU, I.S,,- WEVICH, A.*G.,-
RTABOT, Ta.A.; SHCHEGLOT, V.P.; PZR3L',' -%.G#~ INOT, D.Ta.;
MUSKIT, TJO; TORONTSOT-YZLITAXINOT, B.A.; ZIGM1, F.Tues
BAKULIN,, P.L. otv.red.-; R IN, 'IoTee', red.; AXUMOV, S.R.,
takhn.red.
[Astronomical calendar) Astronomichooklilkalandarl. (A yearbook;
iikable section for 1959] Zzlisgodnik.' P~rsmsnnaia'chsstl. 1959.
d.kolleglii P'l. Bakulin L dr. Moskva, Gas.isd-ve f~ziko-
-zatsm.lit-ry, 1958. 370 P. (Yeasoiuznoe astr9nomo-geodazicheakee
abshchestvo, no.60 (MIRA'12-.2)
1. G~sudarstysnnoys astronome-goodesiahemkoye obshchestva .(for Kulagin,
lovb~asyuk, Momidavich). 2. Hoskovskays 6tdeleniiya Vassojusnago astro-'
nomo-goodezichaskogo obehohostva (for Dogayev, RozoablyuF, Bronshtex,
Perova).
(Astronomy--Yearbooks)

~AKVWI'l TOVA I
3(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATiON SOV/138o
4IStoriko-astronomicheskiye issledovaniya, vyp. 4 (Studies In the
History 'of Astronomy, Xr. 4) Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1958.
592 P- 1j,500 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.:. Kulikovskiy, P.G., Docent; Eds.: Rakhlin., I. Ye., and
Reznikovskiy, P.T.; Tech. Ed.: Gavrilov, S.S.;. Editorial Board
of Series: Vorontsov-Vellyaminov, B.A., Professor Kukarkin, B-V.,
Professor, Kulikovskiy, P.Ge (Chairman, Committee on the HIstory
of Astronomy, Astronomical Council USSR Academy of Sciences) and
Perell, Yu. 0. (Scientific Secretary, Committee on the History of
Astronomy., AstronomIcal Counell, USSR Academy of.Sclences)
PURPOSE: This,book is intended for both the general reader and the
specialist interested in the historical development of astronomy.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles by different authors is the
fourth in a series on the history of the development of astronomy
In Russia. The present volume is divided into three parts:,an
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Studies in the History of Astronomy S07/1380
introductory section,, a section of articles and studieso and a
final section containing data and documents. The first article)'
the longest and most thorough, traces the development of stellar
astronomy in Russia during the XIX century. The remainder
discusses various topics in the field of astronomy, such as the
contributions of outstanding personalities, both in and outside
of Russia, Russian observatories, the development of astronomy
in China and Georgia,, etc. Valuable historical findings are
brought to light in the form of new archival discoveries. The
text is accompanied by photographs., diagrams and bibliographic
references.
TABLE'OF CONTENTS:
Frowthe-Editors 9
Yerpylev, N.Fe Development of Stellar Astronomy in Russia
During the 19th Century 13
ARTICLES AND RESEARCH PAPERS
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Studies in the History of Astronomy SOV/1380
ChenakAj, V.L..Hershel Mirror Telestopes in Russia 250
Dingle, H. Edmond Halley. His Times and Ours 341
-in China
.Chleng Tsun-wen. Astronomy. 367
.~Dzhalalov,, G D. Certain Remarkable Pronouncements of the
Astronome;s'of t1i6 Samarkand Observatory 381
Yakhontova, N.S. Naum Illich Idellson 387
Korytnikov, S.N. N.I. Idellson's Contributions to the History
of Astronomy 407
Idel.'son, N.I. Urbain Le Verrier 433
Chudovicheva., N.A. V.P. Engel'gardt's Works in Astronomy
(comments by S..N~'Korytnikov) 453
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Studies in the.History of kstronomy SOV/1380
Rabinovich, I.M. Some Problems of Celestial Mechanics in the
Works of P.G. Boll 467
Dobrovol.'skiyo V.A. Participation ot the Early Directors of
the Pulkovo Observatory in Organizing the Kiev Observatory 481
Novokshanova. Z.K. Astronomical Observatory of the General
Staff Military Topography Department 491
Kharadzel, Ye. K. and T.A. Kochlazhvili. Notes on the History
of the Development of Astronomical Studies in Georgia
(preliminary study) 499
MATERIALS AND DOCUMENTS
D.D. Gedeonov's Letters to V.V. Vitkovskiy. Comments by V.P.
Shcheglov 500
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Haum Illich Idellson. Ist.-astron.iosl. no.,4:387-W5 '58.
(MIRA 3-1: 10)
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AUTHOR: SOY133-35-5-16120
-TITLE: Remarks on the Computation of Special Perturbations of Elements
(zamechaniya po povodu vychisleniya chastnykh vozmushcheniy v
elementakh)
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, 1958, V0135, Nr 5, PP 801-304 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A publication of V.A.Yegorov f Ref 1-' caused the author to
state:
~1) the results of Yegorov partly ate already published by
Tisserand f Ref 4_7.
2) the formulas of Yegorov are not always correct.
The author establishes two systems of equations, where the true
anomaly v and the true longitude w are independent variables.
There are 4 references, 2 of which are Soviet, I French, and
1 English.
ASSOCIATION:Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute
of Theoretic Astronomy of the AS USSR)
SUBUITTED: June 6, 1958
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The Cosmic Rocket The First `mall Artificial Planet
Soviet cosmic rocke-~7 those minor planets ahose or-
bits lie near to the sun and the earth are of special
interest. The author mentions e.g., Eros (having
the brightest), Amur and.
a. 1.2 km diaveter and being U
Ikar developing the highest speed in revolving around
the sun. Since 4 revclutionn.of the rocket take
about the same time as 5 revolutions of the earth,
both will approach each other every 5 years. Com--
parative figures on planets near to the~sun and the
cosmic rocket are given in table 1. Fi'gtire 2 giver,
a schematic description if the orbits, earth's plus
those of Mars, Ikar, Broo, Geografos and the rocket.
Modern technical equipment, e.g. analytical computers
and electronic devices enable the results of theore-
tical studies and direct observation to be tested.
Por instance, the author mentions `he eThemeride::-,
compiled by the Institut teoreticheekoy astronomii
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SOV/26-59-4-2/43
The Cosmic Rocket - The First Small Artificial Planet
(Institute of Theoretical Astronomy) on minor planets
in 1958. There are 2 diagrams and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION:Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Theoretical Astronomy of the AS U86R)
Leningrad

SOV/35-59-9-6936
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya iGeodeziya, 1959, Nr 9, p 10 (USSR)
:AUTHOR: Samoylova-Yakhontova U.S.
TiTLE Minor Planets (1957)
~,.P]~RIODICAL: Byul.. In-ta teor. astron. AS USSR, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 3, PP 177 185
(Engl. ',6sum6)
ABSTRACT: A survey of studies on minor planets for 1957. The Institute of Theoretic
Astronomy has published a next symposium entitled "The Ephemerides of
Minor Planets for 1958". Up to 8C% of the ephemerides are calculated
with perturbations having been taken into account. A series of Soviet and
foreign establishements took part in the calculations, apart from the I.T.A.
One hundred and eighty newly improved systems of the elements have been in-
serted into the symposium.including 100 systems calculated at the I.T.A.
Four planets have received new permanent numbers (1623 - 1626). An interst-
ing fast-moving planet has been discovered by Shubart in Sonneberg. Kippes,
Mitrinovich,' and Patri have made many identifications of planets. Ob-
servations continued of 10 minor planets chosen for determining the constants
~Card 1/2 of the catalogue of weak stars. Orellskaya and Naur have completed two

3/035/60/000,,/010/OC4/021
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Translation from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodezlya, 1960, No. 10,
pp. 9-10, 9819
AUTHOR: Samoylova-Yakhontova, N- 3-
TITLE.- Minor Planets. (1958) -,-V
PERIODICAL: Byul. In-ta teor. astron. AN SSSR, 1959, Vol. 7, No. 6, ~p. 397-406
-summary)
(English
TE=: This is a continuation of the series of this author s articles
dealing with the review of publications on minor planets. The main results of
the ephemeris and observational studies of minor planets for 1958 are presented,
as well as a brief review of the literature for the same period. In 1958, the
Instit-at teoreticheskoy astr6nomii,'(Institute of Theoretical Astronomy) published
the "Ephemeris,of Minor Planets for 1959". The Planetary Center at Cincinnati
published 151 planetary circulars. Elliptic elements were determined for seven
recently discovered minor planets, but only one of these planets, 1957 NA
(Shubert's object) obtained a constant number, 1627. The elements of 61 minor
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Minor Planets (1958) A001/A001
6 -ond Patry, A.
planets w6r* improved. The studies of Kippes, 0.;' Mitrinovi'c. R.
on theddentification of minor planets were continued. The identity of the two
nairs' of numbered minor planets was proved" 525 - 1171 and 864 - 1078. Observa-
tions of 'selected ten minor planets were continued for the Catalogue of weak
Aars. The results of theoretical works on studying the motion of minor planets
are briefly reported.
S..G. Makover
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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3(l) SOV/26-59-10-19/51
AUTHOR: Yakh,ontova, N.S., Professor
TITLE: The Determination, of the Ephemerides of Planetoids
PERIODICAL:- Priroda,. lgcg,.Nr 10, pp 87-89 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Thiis-article deals with thJ
,determination of epheme-
rides, i.e. almanacs showing the day-to-day position
or other numerical particularsof the planets for a
certain time.. In 1946, the Institut teoreticheskoy
astronomii AN SSSR (Inst-itute,of Theoretical Astronomy
of the AS USSR) took over the compiling and publishing
ephemerides of asteroids, i.e. planetoids. In
1948, a laboratory for computing the ephemerides of
asteroids was established at the above institute. It
has been equipped with calculating punches. Since
1954, the integrating of.approximately 700 asteroids
is done by the electronic BESM computer in Moscow and
it will be continued until 1970. The author also men-
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SOV/26-59-10-19/51
The.Determination of the Ephemerides of Planetoids.
type, which solves, various,mathematical Droblems. it
also-needs international cooperation
both in computation and observation* In this connection
the two centers at Leningrad and Cincinnati are mentioned.
There is 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoretichesk'oy ast
ronomii/Leningrad
(Institute.of Theoretical Astronomy/Leningrad)
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SUBBOTIN, M.F.; YAKHONTOTI, N.S., otv.red.
0cphe,inerideo of minor planets for 19611 Zfemerld7 malykh planet
na 1961 god. Moskva. Vol.15. 1960. 170 P.
(MIRA 13:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii.
2. Direktor Institute teoratichaskoy astronomii, chlen-korrespon-
dent AN SSSR (for Sabbotin).
(Planets, Minor) (Rphamerides)

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SOURCE: RZh. Astronomiya. Otdellnyy.vypusk. Abs- 5-51.14
AUMOR: Yakhont3va, N. S.; Drozdov, S. V.
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~1 TOPIC Uri minor planet, Putilin
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NSLATION: A brief outline of the life and-work of I. I.,Putilin (1893-1954)o
.,!'The authors the -subject was,
supply basic biographical infonnation (from 1927 a
i-scientist at the oilWe Moscow State University;
during 1934-1946, senior scientific worker at Kiev University Observat~~; from
1934 until his doath, Docent at Kiev University). An evaluation of the value of
Futilin's wor% in celestial mechanics is made; he contributed mainly to the study
i'of a number of mixor planets. Putilin was the author of a monograph, u1mr-
_~~~,\Ahe only one of its kind in the world literature. Putilin's work as
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KULAGIN, S.G.; KOVBASYUK, L.D.; DAGAYEV~ MAj- IAZAMSKIY~ V.S.;
DWIDOVICH, Ye.G.; BRMSHM.9 V.A.;.YAKfiQ9j9AL_N.S. (Leningrad);
KUROCHKrT, N.Ye *- DOKUCHAYLVA,'O.D.; SHCHMB]21A--.W4OYuNA;, I.S.;
MASMCH, A.G.; LIPSKIY, Yu.N.,*, MARMOV, D.Yas; AREMITMN., V.V.;
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AUTEMR: Samoylova-Yukhontova, N. S'.
The motion of a variable-mass body under the action of-a central
force
SOUFCE:~ Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii.. Byulle-.
ten', v-. 8, no.
6(99),yI9~2, 396 - 401
M T - Theauthor considers the problem of motion of a:variable-mass body
being iA-a field of a central,force. She derives the formulae for perturbations
Pf 'the osculati Ing 6lements of the body movinj according to Newton's law, assum-
ing:.the.mass increment to be equal-to 5y(t) where cris a small quantity and V(t),
Js_a. monotone.differentiable function of time b. If the sum of masses of two*
*die'6 is - assumed tobe 1, and Gauss'donstant k I.--the 'equation.of motion looks'
as'follovis:
The author derives~ three basic integrals for the problem in~question; 1) Integml
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The-motion of a var!Lable-mass Vedy under... A001/A101
of areas, is expressed in the foll'owing way:
rx v const" (3)
const s parameter at instant t t and RO is unit
where, RO ;P R, (po1 0
vector of the perpendicular to the plane-of motion at the same instantd 2) In-
tegral correspondip; to,energy integral:
2 (1
A= const.' (4)
r
-where,const 7 :3) Integral corresponding to Laplace's integral:
a6
'XC r (t). z dt
r const'. (5)
where const e Expressions for these three integrals are rigorous and hold
OP-0
for any shape of function V(t). The values of osculating 6lements are derived
s, etc., are differences
for the massvalue 1+ o%p(t). Their perturbation
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The motion of a variable-mass body under... A001/A101
between the osculating elements and constant unperturbed elements determined at
instant t, = to = 0. Then the expressions for perturbations of the six elements
look as follows:~ 1) 0, 2) Si 0, 3)
2ac; f dt.
0
Be (9)
0
dt (10)
e0o-
is taken from
i 6) Perturbations of mean anomaly 8M SMO + fSftdt, -where SMO
Formula .(13)
a Wnv (I sin t8e.
P
(13)
and Sn is determined from Forrmlla (11).
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