SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YESIPOV, V.D. - YESIPOVICH, YE.M.

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or cleaned. The design of the combustion chambers was
also modified (Fig 3), the size being increased mainly
at -the expense of the outer wall thickness. The supply
of aj.r froin the rogwieritor to the combuFtion chamber
was also increased by widening the duct.: jl~tvin 236 x
35L~ MM to 400 x 600 am. These modifications enabled
the furnaces to work efficiently with an ititake of
1000 kilos of oil per hour. The original atomisers
entered the furnace ports to a depth of 350 mm and it
was necessary to maintain a small flow of steam-throug4
the nozzles in order to prevent them from becoming
scorched, even when no oil was being burnt. This
procedure unavoidably lowered the heat within the
furnace and was detrimental to the lining of the walls.,
apart from causing oxidation of metal and wastage of
steam, The modified atomisers enter the furnace ports
to a depth of only 25 mm and are mounted at an angle
to give better distribution of heat. When not in use,
they can be easily withdrawn from the poit and therefore
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The ports in the furnace walls can then be closed by
means of cover plates (as shown in Fig 3 insert).
The advantages of the modified atomisers can be
summa ised as follows:- a) efficient combustion of oil;
b) 2.5 times less consumption of steam; c) satisfactory
performance with steam pressures at 2.5 to 3 atm;
d) 5 times lower cost of atomisers; e) simplification
of fitting and maintenance. In view of these
advantages, it is intended to equip many additional
furnaces with such atomisers, which by being capable of
producing 13 million k calories per hour will enable
the required temperatures to be attained rapidly,with
an increase of 15 to 20% in productivity, whilst usino-
crude oil for a total time of only 12 hours per day.
There are 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION:Iaboratoriya Metallurgicheskoy TeplotekhnikL MMK
(Iaboratory of TLetallurgical Thermal Ensineerir~gNa-)
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Mounting injectors vith tangential steam sun IV for the atmization
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of crude oil in box furnaces. Sbor.rats.predlovnedrev proizve
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AUTHORSs Volkovt I* Vop Yealpovp V., Fop Shcheglovp P. V.
TITLEs The Use of the Contact Photography Principle in Studying Weak
Light Fluxes
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk 3SSR# 1959t Vol 129l Nr 2, pp 288-289.
(UBSRT
ABSTRACTt The solution of some astronomical and geophysical problems makes
it necessary to invIetigate the spectra of objects with low light
intensity. One of the methods for intensifying the images is the
use of electron-optioal transformers, When using the conventional
electron-optical transformers the image is projected by means of
an optical system from the screen of the device to the photo-
emulsion. In this ease, however, also objects with highest light
intensity collect at maximum only 10 of the light emitted by the
screen. To fully utilize- U* light# the photoomulsion must be
brought into optical contact with the fluorescing screen of the
transformer. In order to maintain the high resolving power of the
device, the distance between screen and emulsion must be very
small. Y,L Krasovskiy (Hof 4) wee the first to use electron-opti-
oal transformers for contact photography. In 1958 a perfect device
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the photo contact tube, was developed. It consists of a vacuum
balloon into which a semi-transparent photocathode, an electron-
optical device and a fluorescing screen are mounted. The latter
was applied to a 20 to 30,,1* thick mica plate (forming the back
wall of the device). The photoemulsion is pressed to this plate.
The vacuum in the device is maintained for a long period. To
produce an optical contact between the photoemulsion and the
mica plate (to which the screen is attached) an immersion medium
with a refractive index close to that of mica is used. The
photoemulsion applied to an elastic base (cinematographic film)
was meohanioally pressed to the screen. The photo contact tube
with an oxygen-cesium photocathode was use& for photographing the
spectra of the night sky luminescence in the spectral range
0.8 - 1.2/4,. In this connection a spectrograSh of the type SP-50
was used which was directed at an angle of 30 to the northern
horizon. The photographo wore takon on a DN film. Expomire was
4 hours and not even traoes of a cold emission were found In this
case* One illustration shows the spectra of the night sky
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Studying Weak Light Fluxes
spectra of the night sky which were taken by means of a photo
contact tube and a conventional electron-optical transformer
with projecting optical systems showed that contact photography
has a sensitivity by ten times higher. The resolving power of the
photo contact tube is approximately 20 grades per millimeter.
Photo contact tubes with a 10 mm long screen may be produced.
Such a screen size is sufficient for a number of Bpectrosoopioal
investigations. There are I figure and 5 references, 3 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION3 Goeudarstvennyy astronomiohaskiy institut Im. F.Ke Shternberga
(State Astronomical Institute imeni P..K. Shternberg) ti""
PRESENTEDt July 13, 1959, by A.I. Berg, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 6t 1959
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SHCHIGIOV, V.P.
Diameter of the pupil in the adapted e7e. Priroda 49 no.9:108 5
16o. (HIRA 13:10)
1. Gosudarstvonnyy autronomichookiy inotitut im. P.K-ShternberLp.
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Translation from: Referat�vnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, 1960, No. 7.
P. 113, # 6784
AUTHORS: Yesipcv, V, .,.Moroz, V.I.
TITLE: An Artificial Comet
PERIODICAL: Astron. ts1r1culyar, 1959, okt. 15, No. 20.D, 1:.
TEXT: WOn September 12 1959, an artificial comet formed by -Ltie clouds
of sodi-,= vapors ejected from'thWbecond Soviet cosmic rocket was visuall
y and
photcgraphically observed with electronic telescopes at"Syuraan and Stalin-
abad. Pourteen photographs with 1-sec exposures were taken In Byurakan -.1-nd
thirteen photographs with 5-sec exposures were taken in Stalin4bad. 7t-,e scdium
cloud was observed for about 4m. 'It emerged in the form of a brieft point the
luminosity of which ihcreased rapidly. At- thr- end of the cbserva,.ione- the cl,,ud
had a shape of.a ring whose brightness de,!reased with lncr#~-aslng d.ameter. T-ne
speed of expansion of the cloud was of the order of 2 kml5ec, t1r.4-- diameler at
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the observation end was 1,200 km. Photographs of the successive stages of the
expansion of the sodium cloud are presented. V.P. Pedorovi-.h V/
Translator's note- This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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AUTHOR: Yesipov, V. F.
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TITLE: 077h~ Photography of Stars with the Aid of an Image
Converting Telescope
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol 37, Nr 3,
PP 588-589 + I plate (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In October, 1959 photographs of stars were obtained at
the Crimean Observatory using an image converting device
with a contact tube. The instrument was mounted in the
Cassegrain focus of the 13" telescope (d/f = 1115).
Photographs were obtained in the region of the hPer
cluster (NGC 869). A contact tube with a Sb-Cs photo-
cathode was employed. Pre-exposed films of type DN
were used. Fig 1 shows one of the obtained photographs.
The exposure was 10 see and the field was 5' (the weakest
stars are 13m - 13.5'). The total gain obtained in thiti
way as compared with direct photography on the same film
was found to be 30-40. Fig 2 ahows the Fabry-Perot
interference pattern obtained with the contact tube using
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Telescope
is that it has a very small working field. Acknowledgment
is made to the Department of Physics of Nebulae,
Crimean Observatory and to P. V. Shcheglov for as3istance
in the experiments.
There are 2 figures and 5 references, 2, of which are
Soviet, 1 French and 2 English.
ASSOCIATION: Gos. astronomicheskiy inst1tut imeni P. K. Shternberga
(State Astronomical Institute imeni P. K. Shternberg)
SUBMITTED: January 7, 1960
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TITLE: Methods of Increasing the
Emulsions Used in Long-Exposure
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal,
pp. 1102-1106
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Sensitivity of Photographic
Photography
1960, Vol.37, No.6,
TEXT: A study was made of the possible use of preliminary
brief illumination and heating on the resistivity of various
emulsions in the case of prolonged expo3ures. Soviet high-
sensitivity emulsions of type AH ON), special astronomical
emulsions for long exposures, emulsions of type 103a D and 103a F
and British emulsions OaO, OaD and OaF were investigated. The
preliminary illumination was 1/25th of a second to a density of
0.2 to 0.3 above fog. According to Burton (Ref.6) and Mulyarchik
and Petrova (Ref.9)these are optimum conditions, The preliminary
illuminations were carried out with the aid of a simple lamp-and-
shutter arrangement, which enabled the exposure to be varied between
1/25th-1/100th sec. Before the exposure, the photoemulsions were
heated in a thermostat to a temperature of 600 +. 10C for between
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3 and 24 hours. All the materials were then developed under
identical conditions in an Agfa-.12 developer for 40 min at 200C.
According to published data (Braun and Golldenberg, Ref-7) these
are again optimum conditions. The following table gives relative
sensitivities of the above photographic emulsions for I hour long
exposures. Relative sensitivity corres-
Type of emulsion ponding to a density of 0.2
above fog, Sensitized by
Unsensitized 111umina- Heating
tion
DN 1 2 1
Astronomical with h
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ditto. 660 m1i 2 3 -
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Used in Long-Exposure Photography
In the above table the sensitivity of the unsensitized DN emulsion.
corresponding to a density of 0.2 above fog, t%ras talken as unity.
Acknowledgments are expressed to P. V. Shcheglov for valuable
suggestions. There are 5 figures, 1 table and 12 references.-
5 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Gos. astronomiclieskiy in-t imeni P. K. Shternberga,
(State Astronomical Institute imeni P. K. Shternberg)
SUBMITTED; April 8, 196o
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AUTHORS% Volkov, I. V., Yesipov, V. F and Shaheglov, P. V.
TITLEs Contact image-amplifier for the red spectral range
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 137, no- 4# 1961, 840
TEXTt As known, the production of image amplifiers in the red spectral
range is difficult owing to the low sensitivity of the classical photo-
cathodes in this range. In 1959-1960 the authors made experiments with
bismuth-oesium- and multi-alkali photocathodes. Characteristic for the
multi-alkali photocathodes is their relatively far red boundary for very
low dark currents. The red boundary of the bismuth-cesium cathode lies
nearer, but its thermionio emission is stronger. The reproducibility of
photocathodes gets more complicated through the necessary more accurate
dosage of the alkaline metals than for photoelectric cells. For the
determination of the sensitivity increase achieved by such a device, a
gaseous nebula (ft with 6563 A) was photographed by it. The objective had
a speed-of Is 1-5 and a dielectric light filter was used for the FA-line
(AX - 40 A, T - 60 %). For oomparisont the same photo was taken with the
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identical photographic arrangement and a Kodak 103 aE panchromatic emulsion,
Both photos of the NGC 7000 nebula are shown (not reproducible). An
evaluation of the qualitiesshown that the sensitivity of the electronic
telescope installation is 50 times higher than the normal photoinstallation.
The gain in sensitivity is lower in the green spectral range. This is
explained by the greater sensitivity of the nonsensitized, photoemulsion as
compared with the panchromatic emulsion. There are 2 figures and 4
Soviet-bloo references.
ASSOCIATION: Goeudarstvennyy astronomiohook:Ly inatitut im. P. K. Shternbergs.
(State Astronomical Institute imeni P. K. Shternberg)
PRESENTEDi November 19, 1960, by A. 1. Berg,~*cademician
SUBMITTED: November 4, 1960
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ESIPOV V.F,L._Xauchnyy sotrudnik
We observe the sky. Naukai zhiznl 29 no.21lO7-112 F '62.
(MIRA 15:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy astronomicheskiy institut imeni
Shternberga.
(Astronom-y-Observations)

VOIXOV, I.V.; YESIPOVI_.V.F.; SHCHEGLOV, P.V.
Contact photography, of faint objects. Astron.zhur. 39
no.2:323-329 Mr-Ap 162. (NIRA 15:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy astronomicheakiy institut im. P. K.
Shternberga.
(Astronomical photography)

YESIPOVP V.F.
Wavelengths of forbidden lines of sulfur in nebulae. Astron.-
zhur. 39 no.2:365-367 Mr-Ap 162. (IURA 15:3)
1. Gosudarstvennyy astronmipheskiy inatitut im. P. K.
ShUrnberga.
(Nebulae-Spectra) (Sulfur-Spectra)

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AUTHORS: Volkov, I.V. I Yesipovt_ V~.F. and Shchoglov, P-V
TITLE: r-ontact photography of faint objects
PERIODICAL: Astronomiches1ciy zhurnal, v. 39, no. 4, lgS'-,,
323 - 329 + 2 plates
T EXT This is a review of the authors' work previously
published in Ref. 2 (Dokl. AN SSSR, 129, 288, 1959),
Ref- 3 (Dolcl. ~N SSSR, 137, Glio, 1961), Ref. 4 (Astron. zh.,
37, 586, 1960), Ref. 5 (Astron. zh., 37, 588, 196o) and
.Zef. 6 (Astron. zh-, 38, 554, 1961). There are 7 fig-ures.
ASSOCIATION: Gos. astronomicheskiy in-t im. P.K.
Shternberga (State Astronomical Institute
im. P.K. Shternberg)
SUBMITTED: June*28, 1961
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.-,YFSIPOV, V.F.; MOROZ, V.1.
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Spectrophotometr7 of Venu3 and MarB In the 7,000-10,00 A
range. Astron. tsir. no.262~1-3 0163., OKRA 1701
1. Cosudarstvennyy astronomicheskiy Institut Impni Shtemberga.

DrBAY, E. A. 3 YES-I, POV, V.F.
SF-c-trLa of the cometlike object Stmeiz 329. ~4tron.zhux. 42
nr,.?2281-282 Mr-Ap 965. (NE RA I S ~ 4 )
1. Gosudars'uvennyy astronomicheskiy institut im. P.K.:3hternberga.

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Novaia Zemlia, Vaigach, Kolguev, Zemlia Frantva-looifa. Arkbangollsk, L;evqrnQe
kraevoe izd-vo, 1933. 149 P. (Nauchno-populiarnaia bibl.ioteka Nrainego -,evera)
Includes bibliographies.
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~AUTHOR: Diduk, G. A.; Yesipov, Vat Ma 62-
ORG: none G I
TITLE: Investigation of linear- stationary- system dynamics not requiring they-k
Isetting up of the characteristic polynomial
'SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut elektromekhaniki. Avtomatichesidye i
;teleinformatsionnyye sistemy (Automatic and teleinformation systems). Moscow,
Izd-vo Narka, 1965, 46-53
IOPIC TAGS: automatic control, automatic control eystem, automatic control
;fheory, power system stability
ABSTRACT,. V. 1, Zubov uggested a now numerical solution of the stability
problem which does not require setting up the characteristic polynomial
("MathenvWc methods of investigating automatic control systems," Sudpromg1s,
L. , 1959; '~Cycling in nonlinear and controlled systems, Sudpronigim, L. 1962).'
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~This article presents a further developnwnt of the Zubav nwthod. Let the
lbehavior of an automatic control a at b described. by dx/dt a Ax, where A is
I
:the matrix of coefficients of the nt ordaL~--~System and x is a singla-column matrix
1with elements xj, xOt 0. 06, Xn The characteristic determinant of the above
'equation in: JA IBI=O, where E. is the unit matrix. The deteradnant. in trans-
formed into:' where I.P= The transformed matrix of coefficients
01.
~B can be written In either of two forms: B=9+2(A-.Ar The automatic control
I B=S-2jE--A)4.
laystem will be asymptotically stable if any norm of rmatrix B is loss than unity:
The above mmethod was tested in calculating the static stability of the
lVolga-GES Moscnw power transmission line on a digital conviater. Orig. art.
1has: 2 figures arr-1 291ormulas.
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!AUTHOR: Diduk, G. A.; Yesipov, V. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Methods for approaching boundary and construction of stability regions Of;
multidimensional automatic nZatems gn a digital computer
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut elek&-omekhanild. Aytomatichesidye i
c telainformatsionnyye sintemy (Automatic and ielainformation systems)e Moscow,
Izd-vo Nauka, 1965g 54-61
'TOPIC TAGS: automatic control, automatic control system, automatic control
!theory
ABSTRACT: Some methods of directional search are discussed which can be used'
for constructing the stability region in a permissible parameter space and for
isolatAng & subregion having specified qualitative characteristics. The majdmum
eigen-value of matrix D in recommended as a quantitative measure of
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stability; the matrix B in given by: B=E-2(5-A)-', where E is*the unit matrix
ionts of t automatic control system in q
and A is the matrix of the coeffic he Uestion.
Gradient methods, and particularly the steepest descent method, are recom-
mended for minimization of the functional G(p,', p:) of the parameter space,
The algorithm of tracking the region boundary describes a motion along the sides
of a square. The aboye approaches were tested in studying the automatic excita-
tion system of synchronous generators at the Volga-GES power station connected
via a transmission Una to an Inflnite-power Hwj (the Moscow'power system).
Orig. art. has: Z figures and'Z2 formulas.
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AUTHOR: Diduk, G. A.; Yesipov, V. M.
TITLE: Methods of reaching the domain boundary and constructing the stability domains of
multivariate automatic systems by means of electronic digital computers
SOURCE; Ref. zh. Kibernetika, Abs. 3G25
REP SOURCE: Sb. Avtomat. i toleinform. sistomy. M. -L., Naulat, 1965, 54-61
TOPIC TAGS: control system stability, algorithm, electric generator
APSTRACT: The article describes certain methods of directional search relating to the
construction of the stability domain in the space of permissible values of parameters and to
tho apprwdmate isolation from this domain of a subdomain with specified characteristics;
thqbe methods make it possible to indicate the direction of variationin paraincters In stich a
mdnner as to attain this direction by the shortest pa0i. A qtiantitativo yardatick of stabiliLy
is introduced and an analytic formulation of the problem is presented. An algoriLlun for the
solution of the problem is provided. It is pointed out that these methods have been Lcac&Wring
an investigation of the system for the automatic control of the excitation of the synchronotis
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generators at the Volzhakaya Hydroelectric Power Station imeni V. 1, Lcn1n which operate,
via an electrical fr-ansmission line, with busbars of Infinite power (Moscow Power Grid). It
is pointed out that these methods may be utilized in the search for and construction of the
boundaries of the domains within which a functional meets specified requirements. 1 illustra-
tion. Bibliography of 7 titles. V. M. [Translation of abstract]
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AUTHOR: Diduk, G. A.; Yesipov, V. M.
TITLE: A method for the Investigation of the dynamics of linear otatlogM system#, n
connected with the establishment of the characteristic polynomial
SOURCE: Hof A. Matematilm, Abs. 0204
,REP SOURCE: Sb. Avtomat. i teleinform. sistemy. M. - L. Nauka, 19651 46-63
TOPIC TAGS: control system stability, automatic control smmtem, linear system, digital
computer
ABSTRACT; The development of a method for the estimate of the stability of automatic Bye-
tems whose dynamics to described by the e(pation dx/dt = Aic and not connected with the es-
tablishment of the characteristic polynomial has been Investigated. 1%e Ideas for the estimate
of'stability directly from the original matrix of the coefficient Aare presented. Onthebasis
of the proposed criteria the authors solve the problem of the synthesip of multidimensional sys- -
tems. The particular case of the solution of the problera where the system under investigatiml
is subjected to more stringent requirements with regards to possible oscillations to being In-
vestigated. it Is noted that the 1wesented approach was tested on digital computers during the

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TOPIC TAM: polymer film
ABSTRACT: Thia Author Certificate presenta a machIne for ocintinudus welding of
'..polymer fi2=. The m.achine consists of an andMeas; matstl1la 'boad buf; on a
and a drivon roller$ a prosaing rolleire a cooler, and a atxl~'Ipin6' idovice (oaa F1&,b
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to the outputs of a transformer secondary. Orig. arto hm: 1 diu~Sxw.
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I'Mavarochnogo
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neywumov, ;j.; ALROAM, V.D.; ASHIEDJIN, A.K.; BAYMV, N.V.-, BEGMIYAN,
-P.A.; BfCMV, I A.-'-'Vt3LOVA, Ye.T.; VYZBMOVSXAYA, K.F.-, GURMSKIT,
S.A.; IWDOV, I:M.;' Y3SIPOT, Te.P.; ZHUKOT, V.D.1 ZRIDINSKIY, M.G,;
ZCLINIKOV, P.T.; ZOLOTOVA, L.I.; KIVIII, I.N.; 10OWMITSEXY, Yu.A.;
KONSTANTINOV, A.N.; XMICHITSKAYA, A.K.; MAKSIKEIIKO, I.I.; HELERIYEV.
A.A.; MOROZOV, I.G.-, KURZIITOV, K.I.; OZZOLOVSKIT, Ch.S.; OSTRYAKOV,
K.I.; PAMNA, A.A.; PAVLOVSKIY, V.V.; PERMINOV, A.B.; MRSHIN, B.P.;
PRONIX, S.F.; PSUNNYY, A.I.; POKROVSKIY. M.I.; RASPOIIOIEMV, Ye.l.;
SMYAROV, Yu.N.; TIBABSM, A.I.; FMEROV, Y9.D.;
FRDOROT, G.P.; MMIGIN, Ya.S.; TAKIMOV. I.A.; VIIRIITA~ G,P., takhn.red.
[Labor feats of railway workers; stories about the innovators)
Trudovp podvigi zheleznodorozhnikov; raeskazy o novatorakh. Moskva,
Goo tranap.zhol-dor.izd-vo, 1959. 267 p. AMIRA 12:9)
Nailroads) (socialist Oompetition)

YESIPOV-,- L.; GAGARIN, V.I.
Temperature and concentration dependence of the specific
gravity and viscosity of furfurole aqueous solutions. Gidroliz.
i lesokhim.prom. 15 no.8:16-16 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Kotlasskiy tsellyulozno-bumzhnyy kombinat (for Tealpov).
2. Arkhangellskiy lesotekhnicheskiy institut (for Gagarin).
(Furaldehyde)

-- I - - -.- 7- - - 11 -
Pneumonia
Pathogenesis of pneumo-sclerosis in so-called non-specific pneumonia, Arkhiv pat., 14,
no. 2, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accession , Librar7 of Congress, October 1'952. Unclassified.

YESINVA, I.K.
Atypical growth of pulmonary epithelium tn chronic non-specific
pneumonia and appearance of cancer. Arkh. pat., Xoskva 14 no,6:34-42
Nov-Doo 1952. (CUL 2)s4)
1. Of the Department of Pathological Anatomy of the Therapeutic Faculty
(Head -- I, V. Davydovskly, Active Membeir AMS USSR), Second Moscow State
Medical InstitUte imeUi I. V. Stalin.

;i.'1161 -! 11, 111 W' ~11 ~1141111 "W"WIM, Hw r iWAI Q'IMMUNH! ~ IWEIM i !".1;W11J, MI W. i"i "'! W, d.,
L_L.ILU ........... . ........ ........... ....... ..... 111-I.-H.5 jtll~ .W 1;
Uslpova' I.K.
Conference of Dathoanatomints and experts in forensic medicine
of Crimea Province, iirkh.pAt. no.15:87-88 U-D '53, (MLRA 7:1)
(Crimea --Med Ical Jurisprudence) (Hadical. jnrispru(Ionco--
Crimea) (Crimea--Anatomy, Patholo.vical) (Anatomy,
Pathological--Crimea)

I L JI
(Problems In the pathology of chronic nonspecific Inflammations of
the lungs] Yoprosy patologii khronichaukikh naspet8ifichaskikh
vospalanii legkikh. Moskva, Modgiz, 1956. 212 p. (MIRA 9:11)
(LUNGS--DISEASES)

YASIPOVA, I.K.;. RYZHKOV, Ye.V. (Moak-va)
Ghanges In the lungs and thoracic cavity following pulmonectomy and
lobactoaV [with summary ingnlgishl. Arkh.pat. 19 no.120-13 '57.
(HIM 11:2)
1. Zz kafedry patologicheekoy anatomli Il Moskovakogo gosuderstvannogo
meditsinakago institata imeni H.I.Firogova i prozektury bollnitsy
imeni Medeantrud (zav. - deyetvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. I.V.
Davydovskiy)
(POUMOITECTOMY
poetopo pathol. & anat. charwes)

"1... 1,11 RINIL11901111all 11,11,19 A110'. ,'N' IWIi.111 1114i In, ~J' 'i, 16.111. H v Un
YESIPOVAq I.K.
Pathogenesis of -oneumonip arising after cardiovascula.- surgery
in certain congenital heart defects [with summar7 in English].
Eksper.' khir 3 noo*5:15-21 S-0 158 (14IRA 11:11)
1 Iz patologoanatomicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - prof. I-X; Yesipova)
instituta grudnoy khinirgii (dir. - akad, A.IT. Bakulev) AMU SSSR."
(CARDIOVASCULAR DFZTCTS, CONGENITAL, nurg;
postop. pneumonia, pathogen. (Run))
(PUMIOITIA, in inf. & child*'
pontop., after cardiovance surgeg pathogen (Rua))

YFZI-PCVA. I.K. prof.
*Collagen diseases" [in English] by J.Talbott, R.H.Perrandis.
Reviewed by I.KeSsipovas Arkhopate 20 no.?:86-Pi) 158. (MIRA 11:10
(GOLLAOIN DISEASES) (TAIAOTTJ JO )
(mu"IS, R.N. )

Y3151POVA' I.K., SOBOLEVA, A.D.
A anse of unusual congenital cnrdinc defect (ventrIcular dextro-
divlaion with tricuopid atreala) with nbeanco of the upleen nnd
location of the liver of the left side Lwith summary, in English]
Arkh.pat. 20 no.5:72-76 058 (MI11A 11:6)
1. Iz patologoanatomicheakoy lRboratorli Inatituta grudnoy khirurgit
AMR SSSR (dir. - deystvitellv7 chlen AMU SSSR prof. A.N. Bakulev).
(CARDIOVASCULAR DERFECTS, COHGMIITAL, case reports.
ventric. dextro-division with tricusmid ntresia,
absence of spleen & left liver location (Rus))
(LIVBR. abnormatlities,
left location with ventric. dextro-div1slon, tricuspid
atresia. & absence of spleen (R-as))
(SPLEEN, abnormalities,
absence with ventric, dextro-division, tricuspld
atresin & left location of liver (Rug))

YESIPOVA I.K. prof. (Moskva)
"Pathological and histological manual" [in German] by Dr.
Herx-fig Hamperl. Reviewed by I.K.Esipova. Arkh.pat. 20
no.11:86-87 '58. (MIRA 12:8)
(HISTOLOGY, PATHOLOGICAL) (HAKFERL, 10WIG)

prof -
'P,V01610a and patholoa of the lynph olroulltOlon" hi Js
Ruazrqtlk, H.lBldi. D.Szabo'. Reviewe& 'by I.K.Balpava. IkBp
khir. 4 no-3:60-63 Hv-Je '59. (HIRA 12:~)
(LYMIMUCS) (RUSZMK, T.) (FOLDI, H.) (57ABOODI)

MMIPOVA, I.K.; MDGOT, TOP.; SOBOLZVA, A.D.; MMXAMA. G.A.
Regeneration of the mitral valve following comleourotoqr to
correct a rheMnatle defeata Xhirurglia 35 no.1:105-112 Ja 159.
I9 Is Instituts gruduoy )&Irurgii AMR SSSR (dir, - profs A-Ila Ba-
kulev) I kafedry patologiohookoy anatomli Osam. - prof. I.Va Davy-
dovskly) 11 Moskovskogo maditainakogo inatituta imoni R.I. Pirogova.
(OMMOMOTW,
mitral, pontop, regenso autopsy data (Run))

YNSIFOVA, I.K.; WnJLLIM. L.L.; 1LOKIN. I.Kh.
Pulmtonar7 barrier in mitral defects (morphological and roentgenolo-
gical data on lung biopsies made during operations on the mitral
valve). Klin.med- 37 no.8:36-4,6 Ag '59. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Zz Inatituta eksperimentallnoy b1ologii i moditniny Sibiraltogo
otdoleni.va AN SSa (dlr. - -Keshalkin), kafedry rentgenolo-
r)prof.Te.N
gii (zav, - profaI.L.Tage TSentral'nogo institute. usavershenatvo-
vaniya vrachey i prozektixrY 52-y Gorodukoy bol'nitay (glavn7y
vrach P.B.Petrushko).
(MITRAL STMOSIS, patholoMr)

I I IMI:
OBLISHMINs G.G.j IVANITOKAYA, tI,A,,j HAIII)MIYANg K,A+;
SAVEL'YEV.,V.S.; 60BOLEVAg A.D.
Congenital. defect in the development of the riauapid valve
(Ebstein's disease). Klin. med. 38 no. 2:129-136 F 160.
(MIRA 1.4:1)
(TRICUSPID VALVE-ABNOMTIES AUD DEFOMITIES)

-TESIPOVA, I. K., prof. (Novosibirsk)
Hypertensioin in the pulmonar7 circulation and ito morihologieal
reflection. Arkh. pat. no.9:3-14 162. (MnfA 15:6)
(HYPERTENSION) (LUNGS-BIWD SUPPLY)

YZSIPOVAI Iff.-(110vosibirsk)
Pathological anatcmy and genesio of congenital branobiectasis.
Arkh.pat, no.10324-% 161. (MIRA 14alO)
lo Iz Instituta eksperimentaltnoy biologii i meditsiny (dir, -
prof. Ye.K. Meshalkin) Sibirskogo Weleniya Al-ademii nauk
SSSR.
(EMCM30TABIS)

YES~POU,-1,9,y-prof., red.; RAIRKOVA, Ye.A. , red.; MAZUROVA, A.F...
tekhn. red.
[Some problems in the pathology of the lungs in the light of
recent data on their normal structure., developmehL and regene-
ration)Nekotorye voprosy patologii. legkikh v svete noveishikh
danrykh ob ikh normallnom atroeniiv razvitii., rogenoratsil.
Novosibirskp 1962. 489 p. (MRA 15:9)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdoleniye.
(LMIGS-DIESEUM)

~~!i rrg z Ik- 11 Ii, IN jFd I
!'1 441161.191 111,10511104 'a, ill; 11 IH I It. 1j Tn
7ESIPOVA~ I.K., prof.; LEVIIIIA, S.I., mladshiy nauchnyy votrudnik
Prim y hypertension of the lesser circulation in children.
Vop. okh. mat. i det. 7 no.2:1+4-49 F 162. OMIA 15:3)
1. Iz otdela ekoperimentalinoy patologii i biologii (zav. -
prof. I.K. Yeaipova) Instituta eksperimentallnoy biologii i
meditsiny (dir. - prof. Ye.N. Meshalkin) Sibirokogo otdoleniya
AN SSSR.
(HYPL'RTENSION)
(PUII-MNARY CIRCUIATION)

LIOWER, L.D., prof., red.; YESIFOVA, I.K., r ..
1GQy'P'jtllJ'Jt"17 t[;(P)rt,rorJj,, If argena In movivittlo rin(i mijnj
Kompenuatornaia gipertroflia organov itilokopitaiualiclilkli
zhivotrykh i chelovoka. V. skva, Medgiz, 1963. 317 p.
(MIRA 27.6)

YESIFOVA, I.K.
Regional hypertension and its Importwice in the patflogenacis of
some diseases. Vast. ARN SSSR 19 no.12.t19-28 16t+,
(MIRA 18:4)
1, Inatitut morfologii cheloveka AMN SSSR, Moskva.
~L~

YESIPOVA, i.K. (Moskva); NESTMOV., Ye.N. (Simferopolt)
Microcystic limg2 or so-called bronchlolar emphysema. Arkh. pat.
25 no.4.-32-38 t63 (MIRA 1714)
1. la Instituta morfologii cheloveka AMR SUR (dir.-ablen-kor-
respondent AMU SSSR prof. A.P. Avtsyn) i Krymokogo meditsinskogo
instituta ( dir. - dotsent S.I. Georgiyevskiy).

TESIPOVA) I*K., prof,
International symposium on chronic nonspecific pulmowu7
diseases, Arkh. pat. 26 no.204~96 164. (MIRA 17:8)

YESIPOVA, I.K., prof.; NOVIKOVA, T.K.-, FHARKHIITA, A.F.
Pathological anatomy ar,,! histogenesis of chringes in the -voins of the
lower extremities in varix. Vop. pat. i reg. org. kTOV. i dykh. no.lj
131-120 161. (MIRA 18:7)
.1

Y",1POV ,1,K.., prof., YAPULTER, L.L.; RABKINI I.Ye.
---b --- -
Hictological and ioentgenological manifestations of' hypertenston In the
pulmonar.v circulation In a mitral defect. Vop. pat. I reg. org. krov. I
dykh. no.1%89-98 061. (MIRA 18.,7)

!z ;1 111 1v
If
no.
6 3

a,, ~J-llt'~! ; OD It LN ? K. :,1. 0 1 or, kva )
Aneurysm of Valsalvals sinus in hypertension. -Arkh. pA.
no.7;49-53 t 64. (%TIRI, lp,.-Ill
1. Patalogoarmtomicheokoye otdeleniye (zav. - L.L.Kapul-ler;
y rukovoditell - pro'L. I.K.YesLpov-a) 52-Y Gorodskoy
nauchnT
klLnichoskoy boltnitsy (glavnyy vra-ch - D.YFL.Bermari).

0 ! if'!
YESIFOVAR 1.K., prof,; KRYUGHKO'IA, G.S.
Problem of regional bypertansions and their pouible Fign 4 1,C-
~1- anee
in the pathogenesis of scma diseases. Arkh. pat, 27 no.4183-88
165. (M--PA- 18:5)

YESIPOVA I_ I. K. , prof. ; STETA~MA, M. N.; 110,1311AP , 1-hM.
Clinicomorphological characterIntics of lobar emphysama in
A.
nowborn Infantij. Sov. mod. 28 rio,12;77-81 D '61),
(141M 18:12)
1. Klinika detskoy khirurgJ.i (zav. otdeleniyam M.N. Stepanova)
i patomorfologichesk-iy otdel (zav. - prof. I.K. Yesipova)
Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo klinicheskogo
irstituta imeni M.F. Vladimirskogo (direktor P.M. Lemenko).

ANDREYEV, S.V., prof.; JOIAVCIIENKO, A.T., prof.; NAUMENKO, V.G., ),.and. mad. nauk;
Prinimali uchastiye: GORDILOVA, V.V., prof.; YESIPOVA, 1-K., prof.;
SIMIYANINOV., V.114-, prof.; SOKOIDV, M.I., prof.
Dissertations on pathological and microbiological problems; current
state and future prospects. Sov. med. 27 no.6:147-151 Je 164.
(MIRA 18: 1)

YWIPOVA, X.V.; IVIFIAROYANTS, I.L.
Chromatographic analysis of sugars in some plants vegetating In
vinter in the southern Kyzyl Kum. Uzboblolazhurls 6 no*6t27-32
162* (MIRA 1635)
1, InotItut botaniki AV UsSSRe
(KYZYL KUM-PUNTS-PROST RMISTMOS) (HOAMI)
; ~~ i

~1 0! FIN I V;T-;7j1 111iiI
uywaff~ I Ff W m
YASIPOVAI I.V.
Aftoroffoct of hIgh 4n4 low toxii4raturnis on p"toopthoola W
respiration In the cotton plant, IMAH U248M Ssr.blol,nauk
no.1:55-61 157. (Km 13t6)
(PHOTOSMERSIS) (PIANTS--RIOSPIRtT ION) (GoTToN)
(PLANTS, XMGT OF TMMATM ON)

YESU3MA, I.V.
Aftereffects of high and low temperatures in the -photosynthesis of
cotton plants. Fiziol.rast. 6 no.1:104-106 Ja-F 159,
(MMA 12:2)
1. Botany Institute. Uzbek S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Tashkent.
(Photosynthesis) (Plants, Effect of temperature on)
(Cotton growing)

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PONOMAM, P.G.;-.YESI )VA, L.G.; LAWEVA, O.G.; MIZILIKA, M.G.; FATIBFROVA.
B. Sh.
Uns7mmetrical organic-c6roxides. Soime conversions of 4-oxidee.
Trud7 VOU 49:9-14 158. WIRA 13:5)
(Oxides)

YESKIN, L.I., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
lee conditions in the region of the lAzarev and lllirnyy
Stations during the navigation moon of 1962-1963. lliform.
biul. Sov. antark. eksp. no-46t22-25 161, (MIRA 18:1)
T'l
-s, on of icebergs to the north o?'ihe coasts of casteim
Ahtalr6ffia durlK9 the navigation season of 1962-, 963. Ibld.:
34-36
1. krkticheskiy i antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy
institut.

Lid- ------ . ...... ...... .. ....... .... .
BAIMMMI
Young-'s modulua of roll,~- wi do-p-ondent on the, carbr'r"fz~'.r.4'~kj
temperature. Dokl. All SSSR 156 no. 4:935~-936 j& F64.
1. Predsi.avleno akademikom P.A.Rebinderom.

TISIFOVA, H.I.; ZVFMV, H.S.
Observing the brightness of the rocket carrier of the third
artificial earth satellite at the ftlkwo Obeervatou., Biul,
sta.opt.nabl.isk.sput.Zem. no.4:12-16 139.
NIRA 13: 6) 1
1. Glavnsqa (Pulkovsknva) aatronomichosi:aya observatoriya
AN SSSR.
(Artificial gatellites-Tratskimg)

5/035/61/000/004/015/058
A0011P,101
AUTHOR: Yesipova, M. I.
TITLE: On calculating ephemeris of visible direct ascensions of stars
Included in time service programs
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhur-nal. Astronomiya I Geodeziya, no. 4, ig6i, 17,
abstract 4A208 ("Tr. 14-y Astrometr. konferentsil SSSR, 1958".
Moscow-Leningrad, AN SSSR,'1960, 335-336. Discus. 336, Engl. summary)
TEXT: The author notes successful experience of the Soviet (since 1956)
and foreign (since 1957) time services in using ephemeris of visible direct Y
ascensions of time service program stars calculated by the WrA (ITA), AS USSR
since 1955. The author proposes to continue ephemeris calculation even after
completion of studies according to the IGY program and to revise :in this connec-
tion the list of the stars,
0. T.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
Card 1/1

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(T.-=zactions 'f thc 01,7 th,~ Held in Kiyvv
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27-~O May 195B) mo3cc-x, Ize.-,.ro jkil~ 15~;O. -"-"0 in. 1:rrat" Gli:) inserted.
1000"' CoDiC3 pzintcd.
Syo=oring Agency: A::~adl=iya nau? SS-':'- Glawaya
(Pulkovo).
Reap. Ed,: I M. S. Zw=c Corrms-:~..'.,Ung 1:,-- 1, r, Acc `~-,iy of Scienecs U-:"3rq Ed. of
v',
?ublishins Houzet N. K. Zaycbil:; Tc-~h. 7,1.: R.
FURZ,-ZE: Tze boozc is intandeC. -!' 07 and astraphyziciata, :.=~ticularly
those Intcreatcd in a;-,trc;Ltr1cal rc:-c---zch.
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Conference of the USS11, licid in KUyciv 2(-50 11--.y 19~3. It Inclult-, 27--.c:;Orts
and 55 scientific Za:?zrz p=armtetl zvt the pic-nn,,y mcoting o~' th~~ UnfCreace
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Transactions of the 14th Astr=etrical (Cont.) SO11/5721
and at the npocial sectional meatings. An d7xndix contair.5 the resobitions
ado?ted by the Conference, the ccoposition of thecoc=itteea, the &genda'end
tht liat of ;articirants at the Conference. A brief su=ax-,r la En.0.1sh Is
given at the end of each article. References follaw individusl articles.
The Pr^sidi= of the Astrometrical Cc=ittee (Chairman He So Zverev), vhicb
Isupervised the preparation of this publication, expresses thanks to the
membera of the secretariatt V. M. Vasillyev, 1. G..Kolfchlnakiy, A. B. One-
gina, and Kh. 1. Potter.
TAB= GV CUTAM%73-.
pw ewo-0 3
Addr-iss by A. A. Xikhaylov, Ch&i=an of the Astroncmical Council ?' tha
Ae&demy of Sciences LMSR 7
REPORTS OF THE ASTROMEMCAL CWWr= AND SUBCG[,Q4rI;!rz-LS
LNFQWrEOff ON AmawmCAL WORK PFMENM BY VARIOUS 3VSTITMCV3

Trwisw.tions'of the 14th Astrcmetrical (Conte) SOV/5721
Vasil 'yev, V, Mo., and Do Do Polozhentsev., A13plication of Punch-
Card MAchines for Calculations Made by the Time Service at the
Main Astronomical Observatory 328
.Yeaipova,_M.b Is, and Do V, Zagrebins Solution of the Problem of
ccwpiling a Catalogue of Right Ascensions of 358 Stars, Using
2~mch-Card Machines 332
Yesiporva., Me E. The Calculation of Ephem rides oC ApparentRight
Aseenslans of Stars in the Time Service Program 335
Khr~whchev, L. I. A Comparison of Errors in Time Determination
Made With Different Astronanical Instrtments 337
?illnik.9 Go Pop As As Toehilina., and No So B.Unovao One Cue of the
DeteTminstion of Longitude
.Afanwfyeva, P. H. The Effect of Wind on the Results of the Astro-
nonical Determination of Time 345
Clard 13/16

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v
BELOV, U.S.; BIRYUKOV, I.V.-, VMBLYUDOV, N.N.; GORBUNOTA, M.W.; ~ ~SIPOV~._~,-,
ILIICHZV, A.I.; IGNATOYEVA, N.Ya.; KOVACHEVICH, P.M.; LYTM I A.i.;
LOSKUTOV, V.G.;tWYUXOV, A.S.; HIROSHNICHMIKO, N.Ya.: NTJMOV. A.Ta.;
OSIFOV, K.V.; OSIPOV, P.M.; PFTROT, H.G.; FETRACHKOV, M.1,;
PINEVIGH, K.M.; POPOV, B.N.; POTAPOV, P.V.; PFMMIN, F.Ye.; PUKROV, A.F.;
CHUSOVITINA, Ye.I.; ANGELISKIY, X., tekhn.red.
[The Kuznetsk Basin in the sixth five-year plan] Kuzbass v shestoi
piatilatke. [Kemerovo] Kemerovskoe knizhnoe iza-vo, 1956. 125 p.
(MIRA 16:12)
(Kuznetsk Basin)

TUMARYAN, V.G.; 'kLZj'c0ljA re.; ANDR-EYEVA, 31I.S.
RNA, carrier arj cf
no.l,.121,-125 163.
1. Institut biolcgilcheakcy f1zlki P11 SSSRt Mos~cva'.
1 '11111, 1 it

it~l---~--mmmqin5imim-i!L~niit6me7iiam.ii'I I
imidiffli d IM
YESIPOVA, N.G.
Nature of some hydrogen bonds In collagen [with 13U=817 In Jnglishl.
Biofizika 2 no.4:461-464 157, (MIRA 10:9)
1. Fizicheskiy fakulltat Moskovskogo goeuderetvennogo universitsta
Lm. M.V.Lomonosova
(COLLAGEN)

Mi mi 11 44
;!U1 AN&I .`i~i NAN ~'wI'sil"i it! 6! Wd M1161 64 i-141 .66 M6-~
nsipow..' 11.G. 70-4-4/16,
:A,UTHORS:Andreyeval N.S. I yeapova, N.G. and Millionoval M.I.
TITLE: On Peculiarities in the Structure of Collagen. (0b
osobennostyakh stroyeniya kollagena).
PEMODICAL: Kristallograftya, 19571 Vol.2, Nr 41 pp.470-474 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Outline account - fuller details in "Bi0fizi1ta", Vol.2,
Nos, 31 4 and 5 (1957). The dependence of the quantity of
ordered phase in different collagens on various factors was
investigated to 4lucidate the principles conditioning tile
presence of specific chain configurations in separate parts
of the molecules in the protein groups of collagen. A
major factor was found to be the accumulation of iminoacids
and glycine in separate parts of the molecular chain. Other
aminoacids may be present to a smaller extent. Water stabi-
lises the particular chain configuration being distributed
in the ordered parts near the chain skeletons (3 A away) and
linked by H bonds. Photographs were -taken with Cu radiation
monochromatised by reflection from pentaerithritol and the
peak heights and integrated intensities of the rings at 2.9
and 11.5 A were measured. Specimens used were collagen RTT,
procollagen prepared by Orekbovich's methodp collagen from
pike skin, collagen from cod skin and spongin. These were
Card l,,,examined 'in the disordered state and photographs were also
P

73SIPOVA, N.G., ANDREYEVA. N.5., GATOVSXAYA, T.V.
Role of water In the structure of collagen [with summary- In ZnCl1mh1*
Biofizika 3 no*'5:52a,-540 158 (KM 11:10),
1' .74-siko-khimicheakly institut im' larpova, Noskva, i Fizicheskiy
f;kJItet Moskovskogo gosudarstvann;go universitate im. M.V. Lomonosava.
(COLUG-ENO
water in cytol. collagen structure, x-req diffraction
(Rus))
(WATMO
in collagen cytostructure, x-ray diffraction (Rua))

rmporA. H.G.- Ll PAR-TMT [Li Plang-t1ung]; AIMRETEVA, U.S.; KOZLOV,
Investigation of the apherulite structure of p.olymera. Part 4:
It-ray study of macroapherulitee of polyethylene sebacate. Vysokom.
soed. 2 no.7:1109-1118 J1 160. . .. (MIRA UtO
1. Hoskovskiy gosudaretvenW universitet im. H,V.Lomoaosola.
(Sebacic acid) (Spherulitea--Spebtra')

YESTPOVAj N.G.1 TOPORTYMAj LN,
ttructure of optically active polysmAdva baaed cn truns-
cyalopropanodicarboxylio acid andoT-propylenadiwnino. Vysakoma
sood. 8 no* ItI76-181 J& 166 (141R& 19 i1)
1, Moakovgkiy ganudaratvannyy universitat imeni lomanomova.
Butmitted March 91 1965s

ILIINA, X.A.-Frinimali uchastiye: BUSLAYKV, V.O., starehiy inuhanar;
KOZLOT T F ispoln. obyassanosti inzbinera- YMSIPOVA 0 T
starsidy iek*h'nik; BRODTANSUTA, Te,A,l teldmik.".-IMEW
K.O., prof., doktor takhn.nauk, red.; ALIMSIMA, T.T*j
tekhn.red.
[Standard technological processes in the manufacture of medium
size machine parts; instructional materials) Tipovye takhno-
logichaskie protsesey obrabotki korpusnykh detalei exednikh
razaarov; rukoyodiashchis materialy. Pod red. X.O.IArobsonat
Koskva. Uentr.triuro takha.informataii, 1958. 218 P.
1. Moscow. RksperimentalInyy
metallorezhushchikh stankov.
(Hadbinery
(MIU 12:7)
nauchno-Isirledovatel'skiy InntItut
industry)

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ACC NRl AP7002321 SOURCE -CODE iUit/036' 2/66/002/004/0380/0393'
AUTHOR: Kondratlyov, K. Ya.; Nikollskiy. G. A.* YesiDova. Ye. 14.
31
ORG: LeninRrad State University (Leningradskiy gosudarstvannyy universitot)
$ j V
TITLE: Balloor~ investigations of radiation fluxes in the free atmosphere
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmosphery i okeana, y. 2, no- 4, 19661 380-j93
TOPIC TAGS: solar radiation, meteorology
ABSTRACT: Data from four ascents of a group of actinometric inatrimients on high-
level balloons have been used for the first time in an analysis of tile char-*
acter of the vertical profiles of tile radiation balance and all its components
(including fluxes of scattered radiation*and long-wave radiation) in daytime
at'heights to 25-32 km. Tile method is described briefly and data are given
-illustrating the relation between the different components of the radiation
balance. The authors discuss the results of computations of the radiation
changes of temperature, revealing a considerable mutual compensation of the
radiant fluxes of heat caused by short-wave and long-wave radiation. Data
!from measurements of direct solar radiation were used in computations of
,aerosol attenuation and analysis of the vertical pFofile of the aerosol com-
ponent of the atmosphere. The following are analyzed separately: direct
solar radiation, total radiation, chattered radiation, reflected radiation,

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albedo, fluxes of long-wave radiation and tile radiation balance, radiant
heat flux, attenuation of direct solar radiation by an aerosol. For example,
,it war, found that in summer the value of the aerosol component of attenua-
,tion of direct solar radiation was greater by a factor of approximately two
.than in the autumn and tile atmosphere is more stratified. In autumn tile
principal maximd in tile di8tribution of an aerosol are observed at heights
of 2-3 and 15-18 km.. In summer the maximum attenuation is at 1-21 7-80
10-12 and 16 km. i1n almost all the ascents above 24 km there was an
preciable increaae of the.aerosol concentrations Orig., art, has: 14 figures.
[JPRS: 369285)
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VASILENKO, P.M., akaderdk; VASILENKO, I.I., kand.tekhn. nauk;
~IPOffLCH,J!.~., red.
(Automation of the processes of agricultural productlanj
Avtomatizatsiia protsessov sellskokhoziaistvemogo pro-
izvodstva. Moskva, Kolosp 1964. 383 p. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk
imeni V.I.Lenina (for Vasilenkol P.M.).

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ER
SLAVIN, Radiy Mikhaylovich; Y_ES1POYM,-1L1L, red.; KOSORDTOV, B.V.,,
red.; TRUKHINA, O.N., tekhn. red.
(Automation on livestock farms] Av-tomatizatsiia na zhivotno-
vodcheakikh fermakh. Moskva.. Sellkh6zizdat, 1963. 342 p.
(MIRA 16:5).
(Stock and stockbreeding) (Automation)
H,

ZULI, Nikolay Mikhaylcvich, kand. tekhn. nauk; FOYARKOV, Kirill
Mikhaylovich, kand. tekhn. nauk; YBSIPOVICH, N.M.,, red.;
NIKITINA, V.M., red.
[Automation of rural electric power supply] Avtonatizatsiia
sel'skogo elektrosnabzheniia. Moskva, Kolos 1965. 287 p.
~YJRA 18.3)

CHISTOZVONOV, S.B.; KHANIN, N.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; YESIPMCHP R.A.p
nauchnyy red.; VIGDOROVICH, M.B.,, red.; to'.hh.red.
[Modern foreign motor-vehicle diGael (ingines; survey] .13'em-remennye
zariibezhnye avtomobillnye dizeli; olzo-. Moskva, 1963. 171 p.
(Moscow. TSentrallnyi Institut nauclino-tekhnichaskoi informatsil
po aytomatizatsii i mashinontroeniiu. Seriia Ulz Norje mashiny,
oborudovanie i aredstva avtomatizatsii, no.66). (~aRA 16:12)
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AUTHORS: Yermalcov, S. S., Yesipovich, Ye. U. 10~1-19-~-2/14
TITLE: A ilethod of Fori.-iin- Transmission Functions of Sa--,ljled-
-Data Control Systems 71ith Extrapolatina Devices (,Ietodika
sostavleniya peredatochnykh funktsiy impul'snykh sistem
regulirovaniya, aoderz'hashchikh el-cstrapoliruyushchiye
ustroystva)
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, 1958, Vol. 19, 11r 5,
PP. 401-407 (USSR)
ABSTR&CT.- A method of forinin~f, the transmission functions of extra-
polatin.q devicen Js given herp, It permtta to use the
existing theory of impulse control ior an analysis and
synthesis of systems containing these devices. The extra-
polatin.r, devices serve for transforminal 'the discreet data
into continuous (or continuous in places) ones. The follo-
Yiin~ is shown-, 1) In the investigation of the dynamics
of the control system with an impulse element, connected
in series, with an infinitely small reciprocal of the pulse
duty factor (skvazhnost') (T--:)O) and an extrapolating de-
Card 1/2 vice these terms can be replaced by an impulse element

A Method of Forming Transmission Functions of 103-19-3-2/14
Sampled-Data Control Systems -,Nith Extrapolating Devices
which forms pulses of a rectangular shape and -r- 1, and
by the linear (continuous) part of the extrapolating de-
vi,co which hi alao connectod in sortoo. 2) The tranalain-
,gion function of the linear part of the extrapolating de-
vice can be found by the application of the usual (and not
dincreet) frannformntiQn. ThIri tranamtnoion function
only expre3Gea the connection betwo4)n the reprecentation of
the input and the output quantity in the case of a certain
shape of the input aciion - in the case of a continuity of
the rectangular pulses with 'r = 1. Thereftre such a func-
tion can be called a conditional transmission function.
3) On the basis of the data given here it can be stated
that the method of the conditional transmission functions
(in the sense here mentioned) is applicable when the input
action represents a continuity of impulses of any previously
known shape.
Therf, are 4 fit-urea.. I table and 4 references, all of which
arn Joviel'.
SUDMITTED t Novenibur 1, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2
1. Mathematical computers-Operation 2. Mathematical computers-
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ta ;uli systeot) or at Its input (a crotlrouous slat_). ror the I.,.3tjR-
it,
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cbs-!or of the Input atinil- Tbo". am 4. ,fOC,,oQ2P all So,..t, Includ_
I" I translation.

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S/194/61/000/005/036/078
16,YOOO (a&d D201/D303
AUTHOR: Yesipovich, Ye.M.
TITLE: Discrete and continuous sysL-ems with extrapolating
devices
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mtomatika i radioelektronika,,
tio. 5, 1961., 34, abntract 5 V2189 (V sb. Teoriya i
primeneniye ditAreLn. tv,LomaL,, 1H.IlLoll, M hNI
1960, 151.155)
TEXT: Using the example of a 3-point extrapolator the method of
obtaining the so-called conditional transfer function of the extra
polator We(p) is explained.- This function expresses the Laplace
representation of the relationship between the output quantity feft)
and the discrete values of the input quantity f f(nTP) of tile
extrapoLator-for the case when fn is a stepped KnLtion,. It is
shown further that the continuous spectral density Scont
-'%1/2 TP at the output of the extrapolating device ir, related to
Gard 112