SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEMELYANOV, R.G. - YEMELYANOV, S.V.

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W KOBZKVq V.V.; MILINKIS) B.M.; YEVELIYANOV R.G.; VKYTSMAN, G.I., red. [Use of lasers for co=unication purposes) Primenenie opticbeskikh kvantovykh generatorov dlia teelei eviazi. Moskvaj SviazIp 1965. 119 p. (MIRA 18:12) L J25650-66 FBD/EWT1 /EEC (k ?-/T/ MP (k /Elv A ( h!JP(c rw Monograph- UR/ Kobzwr, V, N. Milinkis, B. M,; Mel' yanov.,-.16--c-i .- f Laser - aDvlications in communig. LonsF (Primenenlye optichealdlch generatorov dlya teeley avyazi) 1,joacow, Izd-vo "Sv-yazf", 119 p. illus., biblio, 10,000 copies printed, (At head of title; Ministerstvo svyazi Soyuza SSR. Tekhnicheakoye upravleniye) Series note: Lektsii po tekhnike svyazi TOPIC TAGS: laser, laser application,, laser design, radiation, communication system, quantum generator PURPOSE AND COVERAM. This book is intended for radio and communi- cation specialists and students of schools of higher education and tekhnilcums concerned with the operation of lasers and their application to the field of communication, The authors made an attempt to-suavari information on lasers and to explain the ponsibility or using lasers in communication. TABLE OF"CONTENTS: Foreword .Introftction (Kobzev] Cord 1/3 Mp. -66 25650 ACC NRt AM6oi5021 1, Principle of the work and the design of a laaer (Milinkis) 6- Quantum systems 6 Interaction of the radiation and substance -- 12 Lasers vith solid and liquid substances 16 Gas lasers -- 20 Semiconductor lasers --,25 Trends in new developments 28 References -- 33 Methods.of modulation of laser radiation (Yemplyanov] 35 or -moddlatio -of the- l1ght----'35----- --- Principal physical effects uded f Amplitude of light modulation Itl Frequency of light modulation 49 Phase modulation of l1ght Polarization of light modulation 60 ----References---- 3, Principal types of photodet.ectorir,[Yemolyanov and Kobzev] 66 as -66 asia parameteriv f photodetectors- B 2/3 FL, 2565o-66 ACC NRI AM601 5021 based on external photoeffect 69 PhotodetectorB based on internal photoeffect 74 References 78 .4- Radiocommunication systems with lasers (Kobzev] 79 Specific features and theoretical possibilities of communication lines with lasers -- 79 Principles of building communication systems with lasers 90 Practical achiOvement and developmerits carried out in the field of c.-communication lines with lasers 107 References -- 119 SM CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 22Sep65/ ORIG REF: 0421 OTH REF: o6o. 3/3 UMMYANCIVII S. Seminar of Central Asian school personneL Frof~~.tekh.obr. 32 noe6113 Jo 161, (IMA 14M Soviet lentral Asia-Pam mechanization) viet Central Asia-Vocational education) t YFIIEL!,~Aj~O o. 6: 5-- 6 'There is need for a creative approach. Prof.-tekh. obr. 21 n jo 164. (MIRA 17:c,) FEREKALISKIY, N.F., doktor tekhn.nauk; YEWLIYANOV, S.I., inzh. Electrostatic device for the continuoua measurement of stock domentration in the production lines of woodpulp and paper industries. Trudy LTITSBP no.11:203-205 162. (KRA 16:10) USER/ Agriculture Exhibitions 1/1 Pub. 123 .5/17 Authore.-----.---S---Eobilvanov, So, -Director-- of -tho-Illivertook-".-pavil4pn-_____ Title i The "livestock" pavilion Periodical I Vest. AN Faz. WRY Ily 38-43$ Nov 1954 Abstract. It is poanted out that th.aapplication ofocientific methods to livestock raising contributed in increasing the quantity and quality of livestock at collective and Soviet farms (Kolkhones and Sovkhoses) of the Kaz. SSR, The results of such a program were Bhown at the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition which is described. Tables. Institution t . ..... Submit ted ...... BUSURIN, TA.A., radaktor; YIIMIYAIIOV,, S.L., redaktor; YRSAULOV, P.A., rsdaktor;XRYLOV,GJ.' redaklor; LITOYCHEZIKO, G.P.. redaktor; SCROKIN, A.M., redaktor; KIMCHMO. A.T., redaktor; ROMAIIOVICH, Ye.T., redaktor; SUCHIK, Te.T., redaktor; PAVLOVA, M.K., takhni- cheokiy redaktor [Iror highly productive sheep breading; materials of the All-Union Conference on Sheep Breading, held In the Great Kremlia Palace in Moscow, November 14-18, 1955] %a v3rookoproduktivnoe ovtsevodstvo; matorialy Vsoooiuznogo soveshchaniia po ovtoavodstvu, proiekhodiv- shago v Moskva, v Pol'shom Kremlevskom dvortse 14-18 notabria 1955 g. Xoskvaj Goo. izd-vo salkhos. lit-ry, 1956. 418 p. (MLRA 9:10) 1. Vsesoy=noye soveshchantya po ovtoevodstyu, Moscow, 1955. 2. Men kolegii Ministarstva selfskogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Yesaulov). (Sheep breading--Congressan) ZRARKOVSKIY) D.V, [&.arkovoki., D.V.],- XEMU'YANqV*,,2t~. [Exiallinan., S.11.) VBtting of cellulose with liquAida. Testai AN ESSSR ffer. fiz. tekh... nav. noolt6l-64 '64 (MIRA 170) *I e --- - - - " l A t ad "Its. - d ahmAnd i m 4 vill lill hod iraws is ' y' mod, 978- 23 00 . A., IM, 4. S& UAS (OUNPL not Am : 00 . IV. F. F. Q Oew coo x Ito , 'o see Ito" 11"allim NOW 641NOW W-1-440-4-004 T- sold" "is Ogg dot asillneoll altill Ow 4.* m U 0 AT 00 IS Al a IvOw a a v I If Of 9 Aj a " IXT a, 11 It it I 0 0 1 0000 9 04 0*0 0 0000 0 4 11 14 Is 4 4 P v 9 xa 0 L-A-jL-" 2, 7 y :_ f L . * &16~ A L A44-~ !- L-~ : of 7 LD I , , as f Z=Z~7== d 00 dw is 6*0 I zoo c*O 0 Me fell AIN-%L^ 11ALLURSKALMNAIWICLASMICATWO tools slow fivilli" 14419*0 "it 0.- aft-H=E emal "an, III Olt a, 9'r A v low= ki 900 Is 0 0 * 0 0 * Is 0 0 00 : o10 0 61 0 0 9 9 0 00 0 4-SLO-0- *4000900000010*6 0000*0040-10660009 YEM, YJUIOV, S.V. ---------- Injuries to pectoral fins of the sturgeon under conditions of artificial propagation and the effect of these injuries on the viabilit7 of the young. Trudy Inat.morf.zhiv. no.5:147-155 151. (MIRA 6:9) (sturgeons) GMFL Vol. 340. 1 Jan. 1952 VyA tov S V (A.N. *3rvrrt--,V I"' miste of Aitirtial MorpIROInCY. Arademy of If ~ntt % ~r r t-4?et Of tht' W4-b3t.l: tiff tig storgron rcw tilt th,, dt'velopITICIII Of lilt YvuhR, )11-4 Aka"MIYa NsUkr S.S.S'R, # DQkIMv Vol, No. V,, jqIr F- YA OT"It No. 45 Ac adem,I too" Instiliste 01 Ant""' Morphology -Rr ten aPPIratu V. "'rvor ff'on COO' 'In., jr,cullaijon In the r,rnvI #jAnov. -ik of Washing $fur 100-7 ffwl Ie.- Olga". japmnt the on the devr Vol. 79 110- D011lSdY Ak*d6G11Y& Animals# Goncral Froblons Aba Jour : Rof Zhur - Bicl., No 8, 19~8t No ~5587 Author Ljqaa11yxz2v__S IV Inst s Not Given Title I The Doctrine of I.V. Michurin and the Honrgomont of the Dovolo-.aiont of Animpla (Uchoniya LV. Hichutinn I uprpvloniyo razAtlyan zhivotnykh) Orig Fub i Vootn. AN 8SSRp 1955, Nolo, 16-21 Abstrrct I Tho ruthor applies the principles advocated by 111churin, for the nanagoriont of tho dovalopmont, of plants, to aninol organisms. The need for the study of the mochanimi of the Individual development of anirials and the influence of changed conditions of dovolopraont, at different stages, on various species and broods of animals is pointed out. Cord 1/1 YTOMIYANOV, S.V., dok-tor biologichookikh nauk. -! The teachings of I.Y.Xichurin and the control of animal development. Vast. AN SSSR 25 no*100-15 0 155 (ULRA 9:1) (Adaptation (Biology)) M L " YANO ~ j S - V - YAMITANDY, S.V,, doktor biologichookikh nauk. Problem of the Individual development of farm animals; conference in-Kiev. Vest.AN SSSR.26 no.8:115-119 Ag 156. Mud 9: q-) (morphology (Animals)) U.333.rl / rjon)ral BioloGY. individual Dcvcloo,.i.-,it. Abs Jour : R~,,f Zhur - Biol., 19p 1953, !',o 355%31 .wthor : Z10i.,,,UVY1_.aOV1 Insto !,-,0t 31VC;4i T it 1 of A-,111slals to ~:,toraal Liflu-mc.-a at Various 11--riod3 in ti~-ir A-1rob1z;A of D.--vz~lop-Latit ,iana.,.;mant in Br_.,~dinS OriS 2ub : Zool. zi., 19157, 315, %T0. 1, 49-6) Abatract : it various pcriodu of t,i:.,:Lr dovclopmont ani:::,als rr_-~.ct difforontly to :;xborllai influ,~re-,a. h Q cc.rlior t'Aic influ;~:i=j bc~ins, ;.ioro ~~,~ac)ral U 1. 1 1., is Vi:~ ch,r,-,cter of ClanSos. As "ho dcvclop~aont proc,--Ati, Vio maults of tho infflucnc~, boco' 1.10 ~:ioro and .!oro ocjlcctiv~D aad sp.~dific. Thc r--.,.rlicr C-1 rd 1/4 "c" 19 5 S S /91 U33-R / Goncral BioloSY. Individual Dcvolowunt, B .7. -- Q Abs Jour R0.1* 3iol., o 19, 1958, Mo 35501 tho i,-jj,lucjacj boSiall tha Smatcr r,_-.sul1LAs may to br JIV I bcco,v~. I,,1 ord-,r , about sp~~cllic ellall- -30s ji, t,1- total or!S4.,niz~',tiOil Of Or j-'-s individuu~l or,,cns, tholf a,,-jOuld b-,% pkiont. Thc au ~- dc;fkaitc 7)c)riod in thoir dc:v,lo- visibl,:; rasults of influonczs do not bz~cozic - .t. C,,.10- , c,,s j'.-jjc1j do occur ,Al_~ 130.1 4 _V I in tho dcv.Ao'_,)i!113 dcv- flucncc~s :~t lotor stvGoa 01 -lOPi,'-0"'t c:~-" partially r,)movo offocts of ~;arl 1~,r inj- 1u,;-A1C_`-5 Thorafom, i-n antial. braad"L*a,3, ono caj.,-jolt d-li.-At on0a:,11' by ijj~juonci-;j1,r thom in on,:: p_:~rticular V ~ of tllo poriod of lifo, but a uld-d brocdia- n"al 13 iaQcoss_r.1, dur"LAS tho tuotal coLiroo of ita do7,JopL_,ont. T'a,; b-'aic M105 Of M~.CtiOn to "'I'ttarn-j i.-j:cluc*,jc,.,3 ar,~ th-, jyj and E)'iOI03Y- individual Dovalop;-Ioalt'q A-bs jour Rcf Zhur - Biol., -i7o 19, 1953, Yo 35581 pl,~n-#',s. .*-ichuria studi~Ds of diL-f,~ront plas- ticity of thD or-anism :Lt vivioua priodi of Ite onto:-,;cac:ais and of t"lo fact t-liat an adult or~;-,n- -t various -),,.)riods of its onto,--onosis and of th'D f,-.cb U:14.,.t cm ,.dult orSanis.i cha-a~,o8 as e. m- sult of influcncu3 o.--i thc couraz) oi its dovolop- -plicabl- eloo to ::aiL.As. -, i tA-z~ is - 1 -1 -b"acory of phylo~,-.ilbryo,,,oncaia Scv;~r'Gfjov '.1,3o :.a- sc;rt--d th'al, "'ovolutionary comist of ctiaaSaa in thi.; couro,.~, o'L7 oato-,:n-.,-(Ae and that thcsz) chimr~:!s caa bo --acrat ~d in -.iii-- U 0~ - I nals at anv stz-7c of dovoloDount all 11o adulthood, but with th:) possibilitly of r--,ia r-,r,:.dual1y dimini3lac;s. A'-.oaL~ zoolo:,,is-Zps, thc3Q -oocitionn did not '~.Cqujro rocoyiition, 3inc.~ i'mquvntly points of viLw aro ~-,:zpr3asod clooc, Card 3/4 20 U53R / a---noral Oiolo5y. ladilridual Dov-~lop,.,cnt. Abs Jour Zhur 31ol., :o 19, 19'.5j"', 1`7-o 05~3)1 to thosc of who anscxt.;d that ncu fca-- ttir,:.s are ccquir,;d Ct 'ULIO CdUlt or noar-adult ota5u, .-rh~-n orL;.-.n.3 ari forood aad 1.)--~rfoni ~ do- i - I ~Unctioa. Tho cormotm-wi of ,S,vDrtsov'r3 ~-.nd Aic.'aurin I a concopt is a.Cf ini~;(l in th,~; prac- tic,; of husbandry, it lu roco-- ~,aiz-A that zi poorly brod youn7, aniual a-,,vcx bo- coi2.:a of I-LI-rh quality. In przxtica it is com -,A th,.~t ~n or3,:.aia..i ch n3 iii t. c coursc~ of its 3cn~:ral d~~valop.-i-,-nt an inllu-mc---d by th~; civirmuont, ~ud that thca, ch"u:;jo are -uaif--stod P-,'- its 1"t--- st,,Sca o," d-:~vcjopol-,,it. 3ilbl. 56 nal's. ---- L.V. Danilowa. Card 4/4 0.1 YP,MMYA!TOV,, S. V. (Moscow) Institute of Animal Morphology., USSR Academy of Sciences "Hetero,~hronies in the Appearance of the AnLage of Organs of Vertebrates and their Role in the Process of Evolution" Soviet paper presented at 15th Intl. Congress of Zoology, bondon, 16-23 Jul 56 - TZMEWYANO Conference on the develorment, Ad expnnsion of morphological reaearch an A. 19:8 (MIRA Izv.AN SSSR.Serebioleno.4:498-502 Jl-..b 11:8) (MORPHOLOGY (ANEKAW-RESEARCH)l UMBL'YANOV; S.V. Effsot of the istAte of egg membrane (glutin4tw and deglutimted) on th4 course of embrycaia devolopment in tho attArgeone Acipamer giddansfidti and A,atellatust Trudy Inst. morf. zhiv. no.3747-219 161. (14IRA g'110) (FISH CULTURE) (STURCEONS) YEMELIYANOV, S.V. Reterochronles in the setting of organs in vertebrates. Trudy Inst. morf. zhiv. no.)8tl7-76 063. (MM 16:10) YEMLIYANOV, SergeY V- VariabUity of larvae of fishes hatching from eggs of one female. Report to be submitted for the 16th International Zoology Congress Washington, D.C., 20-27 Aug 63 BORSUK, R.A.., red. (Moskva); BOCHAROV, Yu.S., red.(Moskva); GJJIZBURG) A.S,, red. - YE~ELYANOV S V ,red.; IAII-'GE, 5' A.B. r e ~.- E red.; IARIONOT, V.F., red.; 14 MLOVAI N.A.) red.; KATVEYEVi B.S.p, r'a4,j,:-FODDUBNAYA-AIUIOL'DIj, V.A.,,-red.; POTEMKINA, D.A.j'~red.; TRUIKOVSKIYO D.A., red.; 1=1710VA, Ye.I., red.; SWIDT, G.A., red.; SHREDER, V.N., red.; NECHAYEVA, Ye.G., red. (Problems in modern embryology) Problevy sovremennoi embrio- logii. Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ., 2964. 565 P- (MIRA 17: 5) Ji-460~8-6-6-EWT (-d) /EWP(v) /EWP (k)/:,;WP(h)/FWP(l)--GD/BC- ACC NRs AT6017612 (N) SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0126/0136 AVrHOR: Yemellyanov, S. V.; Bermant, M. A.; Utking V. 1. ORG: none TITLE: Construction of automatic control systems with variable structure and low sen- sitivity to rapid changes in a wide range of parameters of the controlled object SOURCE! Vsesoyu2naya konferentsiya po teoril i graktike samonastraivgushchikh~ya Bi3t0M. 16t, 1963. Samonastraivayushchiyesya siatemy (Adaptive control systems); trudy konferentaii. Moscow, Izd-vo Hauka, 1965, 126-136 TOPIC TAGS: nonlinear automatic control, automatic. control parameter ) 4110P.410- o90'romeirle 0, T> 0; K > 0, 7' < 0; 3) K < 0, 71 > 0., 4) K < 0, 7' < 0. The equations of free oscillations are given for these four cases on the basis of previously published papers. Figure 2 shows the phase representation of the system. Figure 2a and b, correspond to the first case, Fig. 2c and d to the second, Fig, 2c to the third, and Fig, 2f corresponds to the fourth case. The succession of changes in the structure of the system must be so Card 5/11 determined that the point of representation moves Design of Optimum Automatic Control Systems 77477 of the Second order Using Limiting Valueb -SOV/103-21-1-8/22 of Gain of Control bircui-t Elements b Card 6/11 Fig. 2. Design of Optimum Automatic Control Systems 77477 of the Second Order Using Limiting Values SOV/103-21-1..8/22 of Gain of Control Circuit Elements toward the origin of coordinates in such a manner that the transfer process of the system with respect to the regulated coordinate be an optimum. The resultant phase representation of the optimum transfer- performance Is shown on Fig. 3. The phase representation of' the optimum control system is a three-leaf phase surface. The nonlinear law of the regulation insuring such a change in the structure of the system is given in the f'orm: K,p+T~ AT T~>O, KIP-T~ AT (Th+K /J) JP) ~ < 0, Keep + Ti AT' (Tj~ + Kj?),p < 0.. Card 7/11 Design of Optimum Automatic Control Systems 77477 of the Second Order Using Limiting Values SOV/103-21-1-8/22 of Gain of Control Circuit Elements ff C Card 8/11 Fig. 3. of' OlAinimn Automatic Conti-ol Oly,..,tl~,1,11; CIO of the Second Order Uoins TAmItingr Values V/10`3-21-1-8/212 of Gain of Control Circuit Element,,; (2) Design of tlie optimum law of controli 1rom Eq. (14) it follows that the system must contain a nonlinear correcting arrangement, with a switching device changing the sign of the error signal and its derivative during the transient performance, as required by theIr signs and correlations. This is realized by the nonlinear arrangement of the "key" type consisting of t~,.,o meshes. The diagram of the correcting system is shown on Fig. 4. This diagram is taken from one of previously published papers. The first I mesh passes the signal ~ when (T i d) + K JCP Z_ 0 and the second ~ 2 mesh passes the signal -when Tj~ + KJ ~ ) ~/- 0. There are 5 figures; and 20 references, 16 Soviet, I German, 1 Czechoslovak, 2 U.S. The U.S. references are: Fluegge-Lotz, I., Taylor, C. F. Synthesis of a Nonlinear Card 9/11 Control System, Trans. IRE, PG AC-1, May, 1956; Card 10/1 If 7-1477, sov/. io,~-21-i-8/?2 Aj Y),P TIP 11 0 4t14 -0 0~ - L i t fly, Fig. - - - - - - - - - - - Iny, Design of Optimum Automatic C-1-atrol S."It-lems 77477 of the Second Order Using Lim-it'ing Values SOV/103-21-1-8/22 of Gain of Control Circuit Elem-ents Fluegge- Lotz, I.p Wunchs W. S., On a Nonlinear Transfez? Systoem., Journ. Appl. Phys., Vol 26, April-, 1955. SIMMITTED: June 20, 1959 Card 11/11 3/103/60/021/008/006/014 B012/BO63 AUTHORS: Burovoyt I. A., Yomallyanoyt S. V. (Moscow) TITLE, Contro 11'of Some Continuous Manufac g Processes by ki-nii-u-m Changes of the Controll,ing Actions PERIODICAL: Avtomatika I telemekhanika, 1960, Vol. 21, Ifoo 8, :pp. 1149-1157 TEXT: Firstj it Is noted that the control.lers available at present'shov discrepancies between technological requirements and control dynamics* It is therefore necessary to develop such automatic control systems as guarantoc the necessary quality of control processes for minimum changes of the controlling actions that are r:quirod for the compensation of dis- turbances in static modes of operatic (without meaeuremento)o This is illustrated by some examples* The resulting problem was solved by means of a now controller developed on the basis of the theory_of non-linear automatic control systems of varidble structure (Refs* 4 7)e To illus- trate the "Bynthesis" of the non-linear control law that warrants the necessary structural change of the oontrollarg the authors studied the Card 1/4- Control of Some Continuous Manufacturing Processes S/103/60/02i/ooe/oo6/b14 by Minimum Changes of the Controlling Actions B012/BO63 simplest automatic control system which is expressed by non-linear dif- ferential equations of the second order. This system is schematically shown in Fig. la. The non-linear control law is "synthesized" for this system with minimum changes of the controlling action. In order to obtain this non-linear control lamp the authors employed the method of the many-sheeted phase surface (Ref. 8). Thuep the problem to be solved is reduced to the phase representation of a non-linear system, which illue- trates the successive structural changes. Next, the authors give the three systems of structures possible for a given structure of the object and in the absence of other actions in the control law. It is shown that the equation of a controller warranting the nece 0sary structural change during the transient must have the form of formula (9). The properties of the resultant non-linear system are compared with those of the linear control system that is based on the -130 (1R-130) controller. The maximum value of the dynamic error Is used for comparisone lormulas (11) and (12) are written down for the determination of this value for linear and non-linear systems, respeotively. This comparison indicates thatt contrary Card 2/4 --- --- --- ------- Control of Some Continuous Manufacturing S/103/60/021/008/006/014 Processes by Minimun Changes of the Controlling B012/BO63 Aotions to.linear systems# a rather small error can be obtained for the system with a non-linear correction, This is due to a quicker action of the controller, It proved to be suitable to oonstr4ot non-linear controllers of variable struotareand to exclude the function derived and the linearizing elements of the switching mechanism. Fig. 3 shows the circuit diagram and Fig. 4 a photograph of such a controller. The latter consists of logical. operation circuit with -an integral member of constant velocity. if this member in combined with six relay ilemontat it warrants the necessary structural change during the transient* Besides, the controller has an integral switching toohanism of constant velooitys The controller deadribed has already been tested industrially, and is at present being tested in operations Mo So Lodyseva and 06P, Zelentsov aasisted in this work. It is finally noted that the theorifical atidy of the final construction of this non-linear controller of variable structure will be described individually. There are 4 figures and 8 referenoest IA- 7 Soviet and I Australian. Card 3/4 Ufa T~WiMg Control of Some Continuous Manufacturing S/103J60/021/008/006/014 Processes by Viniaust Changes of the Controlling B012/B063 Aotions SUBMITTEDs July 14, 1959 C- Card 4/4 S11 03/62/023/010/002/008 D201/11308 0 AUTHORSt Yeinellyanovq S. V. and Fedotova# As Z. (Moscow) TITLE: 'iintheeis of zero position error in follow-up systems with variable structure ~'PERIODICAL; Avtomatika i telemekhanikap V. 23$ no, 10, 19622 1298-1312 TEXT: The authors attempt to synthesize a follow-up system reproduc - ing without position error any cont-zol action described by conti- (also transcendental~ functions containing a single integrat- ing unit and satisfying the condition that, within a wide range of command functions g(t),'the law'of control remains unchanged. The- principle of automatic control systems with variable Btructurd is applied. The control functions g(t) analyzed are of the type g(t) ~P and g(t) =c(tj at which the performance factors of transients re- main constant. The analysis results in a nonlinear element in the follow-up system forming the logical function of the control law in _yarious ways by means of typical logical elements, One possible Card 1/2' S/103/62/023/010/002/008 ~Syntheais of zero D201/D308 ,version consists of one polarized relay, two groups of diodeal two -differentiating networks and two potentiometers. There are 8 fi- gureB. SUBMITTEDs February 27, 1962 Card 2/2 S/024/62/000/003/009/011 ~00 0 E14o/E463 AUTHORS: Taran, V.A. Oioscow) TITLE: On a class of automatic control systems with variable structure PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestlya. Otdelenlye tekhnicheskikh nauk. Energetika i avtomatika, no.3, 1962-, 183-188 TEXT: The author refers to A.M.Letov's demonstation (Avtomatika S i tolemckhanika, V.18, no.7, 1957) that the quality of an automatic control system can be improved substantially by change of sign of the controller velocity at a certain instant of time chosen so that the generating point in the phas6 space finds itself on a certain hyperplane, with absence of motion corresponding to a real positive root. Unfortunately present techpical possibilities do not permit such systems to be realized and inexactness in determining the instant of switching leads to instability. The author seeks a similar system, having the advantages of conditionally stable systems, without their disadvantages. It is necessary to select a switching hyperplane Card 1/2 S/024/62/000/003/009~011 On a class of automatic E140/C463 such that it pass through the origin of coordinates, be suffic,iontly close to the Letov hyperplane and with the phase velocity vectors in its vicinity everywhere directed towards it. Then the generating point will move in slipping mode on the hyperplane and-with small deviations away from it will always return 'to it. In such cases the quality of transient processes will be almost that of the conditionally stable system without the need for exact incidence of the generating point on the hyperplano. The author considers successively stability over the entire hyperplano and the conditions of incidence on the hyperplane for arbitrary initial conditions. SUBMITTED: March 20, 1962 Card 2/2 YEMELIYANOV, S.V. (Moskva) Itigh-quality control of some nonlinear objects Ath variable paramaters. Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nauk. Energ. i artom. no.4tl22-129 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:8) (Automatic-eontrol) S/020/62/145/004/00i/024 B112/BIO2 AUTHORS; Yemellyanov, S. V.,*and Bermant, M. A. TITLE: Desi6n of high-quality automatic control systems for objects' with yariable parameters PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, V- 145, no. 4, 1962, 748 -751 T3XT: The 3YSteM of differential equations d?/d*t ?(Jx , where x (x lf ... vxn), ...,fn); f i M X i+1 I n n f *i (R) xi j y~(3~ - a ; f or Z c x > 0, 4)i(R) -bi for >--0x