SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHISLIN, S.G. - ZHITINSKIY, L.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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GERNETy M,Mi, doktor tekhnnauk.,prof.; DIKISy M.Ya,j dohor tekbn.nauko
Prof.; LUKIYANOVp V.V.i doktor tekbn.naukg prof. Fdaceaaedl; FOPCVy
VJ doktor tekbn, nauko prof.; SOKOIDVp Aja tor teklm,naukjprof,;
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SURROVXD.,doktor tekh. prof.;
SOKOLOV,V.I.,doktor.takhn.nauk~profo, Pka
BARANOVSM, N.V... kand.tekhn,nauk) dots.;: BROYDO, B.Ye.j kand.teidm.
nauk ZYKIN$ NIA kand.tekhn.naukj, dots.; GOROSHENKO,, M.K.,
j, dots.,,BU 0 2
kand,tekbn.nauk.l.dotig.;.GCRTINSKIY, V.V., kand.tekhn.nauk, dots.-
GP;BENYUKy' S.M.., k~nd*tekhn.nauk,,. dots.; GUSIKCV, X.P... kand.t;;L.
nauk, dots. *.DE14IDCV A.R... kand.tekhn.nauk, dots.; Ya.m.
kand.tekhn.nauko . dots#; KARPNO Ye.B. I kand.teklui.naa dots.;
KOSITSYN$,LA4j, kand. tekhn.naukp dots,.(deceased]; GZYSHTOR., V.S.y.
kand.tekhn.nauk..' dots. - MARSHALM,, G.A.., kand tekhn.nauk,, dots.;
MOIDAVSKIY 'nauk
G.Ye., kandstekbn. dots.; ODESSYJY, D.A., kand.
tbUn.nau'k,', dots.; FELEYEV,, A.I.,, kand.tekhn.nauk., dots.; RUB, D.M.0
kand-9.tekhn.nailks dots.; P40BW,-D.I.'P kandAekhn.nauk, dots.;
SHUVAIDV, V,~N.., k4md tekbii'nauk dots.; KWELINITSKAYA, A.Z., red.;,
SOKO A leA'
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(Principles.of the~desivn and donstruction of,mahinery and apparatus
lor the food, -uirovaniia mashin i
induotriesT Oanovy,raschata i konsti
appar4tov pishchevykh'proizvodstv. Moskva,.Pishchepromizdat 1960
71 (MIRA 14$-.12)
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AUTHOR:-,-Zhitari V. Oksman Ya,., Radautean, S. Smi M'ov V.
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~,ORG: lnstitutfi 'of AppUed, Physics Academy of-Scion esASSRS l(ishinev.Polytechnical-
.Institute
TITLE.*. Some photodielect~iC'and:lumin6scent.properties of new uemiconducting'aingle
crystals:of the, Zn31n2S6 Phase
SOURCEt F~hysica status 15 j~- no. 2 1966, K105-K108
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10M, STAGS:_ S miconductor."singlel-crystal, semiconductor conductivity, luminescent
crystal,~,sulfjde indium,c ulfide,_ phot bidden
omppund, z. n:c s oelectric property, for
:--one~width,.photoconduc.tivity,
ABSTRACT:.: Basic differences are.6h6wn.to exist between the properties of Zn31n2S
crystals.And~those:of ZnIn2S - Earlier, studies of.this new semiconductor phase of the
3-
ZnS-In2S3,system,1have been.reported by::.the authors,. Mv. Akad. Hauk MSR, 2, 9,-:
the photodielectric~ an&'lumineseent properties of the crystals,were studi-
to determine.the'width of the forbidden zone and the position of extrinsic
0 e 'toibid&- 4 (2.76-2.62,:8v) d
I v61s. The width f~th n zon etermined by the photodielec-
agreed with measur ements'mideby,optical ab J1,
tric method sorptionmetb~ds. The optical'
quenching:spectrum of the p~hotoconductivity and the spectral distribution of the pho-
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AUTHOR: Boyarskaya,.Yu, S. Kolookova V- G Zhitaru. R. P.
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ORG:. Institute of Applied, Physic a, -tA6ademy of Sciences of the Moldavian SSR
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,.TITIX- ,Effect of different lattice defects on th mobility of dislocations in'
alkali halide crystals
SOURCE: Physica statussolidi, v. 19, no. 10~ 1967, 441-451
:.c,:.-,T0PIQ TAGS: alkaX halide, lattice defect, crystal dislocation, sodium chloride
chlorid
potassium
ABSTRACT: Potassium chlorideand sodium chloride singl e- crystals. were
d to additive coloration treatment and x-irradiation. Conditions under
subjecte
--which a
'har~eninj rid softening of these crystals occur were established. It was..
found;the F-centers-and colloids~ haveno appreciable effect on dislocation mobility.
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possibly.connee .1 ted with thecapIacIty~qf this irradiation to generate vacancies in the
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:TOPIC 2AGS sodium chlorid i ljtc~otalz crystal property, crystal lattice din-
hardness: S
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TROBLATION: Impact with a diamond pyramid war, produced on the (Ill) face of W1
single crystals. The dislocation distribution in the region of the print was dis-
closed by selective etching with subsequent multiple repolishing. The dislocation
rosette on the surfece had no clear-cut crystallographic form (at Large loads, how-
ever, three rays in the directions (LIO) were distinctly pronounced) but on pene-
trating deeper in the crystal, three rays appeared in the thrtie (1-12) directions,
making an angle of 120* to one another. A rosette of such foe-m offers evidence of
polarity of the mechanical properties on the (11.1) face. The dislocations In the
rosette were In the form of oemi-loopat one end of the loop visa located in the cen-
ter of the iv,-,-_rintp and the other in the ray. Seml-loops lying with both ends in the
ray were also encountered. Motion of the dislocations along the rays was observed
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during the etching procesop.covering a d
tion. from the center of the -rosette was larger than in the direct ion tow"da the
center- Conqparison of the anisotropy of the microhardness, the form of the disloce.
tion rosettes, mid the form of 11the dislocations have made It posstble to conclude
that the polarity of the mechanical properties of KaCl on the (ILI) fate is con-
nected essentially vith deformation over the slip planes perpendicular to (DI).
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AUTHOR: Zhytetalkyy, L. S. -- ZhitetskiXj L S. Kiev);
Skurykhin, V. I. -- Slmrikhin, V. 1. (neivq-
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.-TITLE.- Application-of the Invariance principle In digital servo-
'._-,'~.systems with -programmed. conttol
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'dijzital computer is,'used as~the control member, has been examined.
The.:problem! was solyled by~ -inves ti gating the latent oscillations
arising betwe'e'n moments oftesting the system. The research was
limited to the special case, when the PNF hAs a stable Inverse trans-
fer function. An equation characterizing the motion of the system
7,__be-t-i~e_en_.-_.t-rm--e-, P-61nt-s-wa-s--abtain-ed-.-. -The -oaiaiklwUon takirT&-p1ae_--
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-~4UTHORS: Levikov, - M. zhitingii. L.
.T .01~::th6:- rder~.;of:-_the_Da7r 'Technical Progress
PERIODICAL: Gia'zhdaaskaYa'.aviats*iya,1 1960,p Wr 5 pp 5-6 (USSR)
,'AtS-TkACT 'Xhii 4e'seribesi -,,technical. progress in.a number of GVF
installations . -'The report of A.X..:.K"X&in in the Su-
preme~Boviet'is'.referred.to.. several fliers of the
Vostoohno'-Sibirskoye territoriallnoye ~ipravleniye.
have flown
-in
more-than 1,000 -hours, -the Tu-104, including Com-
rades Glushenko YeZo. .Ksynnin, Puplov and Sere-
Xt
A
bryamn;Lkov. At-the aviation repair unaertaking teaded VI
-by -Comrade lzmirvah, Tu-104 Is are reDairedion an end-
less line* -The.,workers have undertaken to repair
over and'abov(,.- the plan.'.two Tu-104's and 50 ASh-82T
'
Card 1/3 engine s. AV
the undertiki4g?- he aded by Comrade Shakhov

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:AUTHORS levikovj -M*, and nitinskiy, L.
-Bef orb - the Court.~of Comrades

.PERIODICAL:' 1959 v Nr 10f pp 28-29 (USSR)
Grazhdanskaya aviatsiyao
~ABSTRACT: !1comradeal-courts
Stressing,the importance of the
,
in~the.education of the masses in the spirit of
Communist morals, the authors list a series of ex-
amples of the- successful work of such co rts, enilme-
u
the GVF-subunits where.this useful practice has
rate
-
been neglected,.and urge the local press to support
and popularize.the decisions of the courts. The
comrades'..courts were efficiently used in the Moskov-
and Kazakhskoye upravleniye GVF
the GVF), in the Yakutekaya avia-
(Administration of
.
gruppa..(Yakutskaya Air Group). The sessions of these
'
comradesl:6ourts were atten
ded.by all personnel. It_
.~is not'so in.the subunitcommanded by Alekseyev
(Syktyvkarskaya Air Group), where in 1958, the com-
:Card-1/3 :rade s court had only one session, or in-the subunit

Before the.Court 'of: Comrades SOV/84-59-10-40/53
ommanded:by1ilenkin (Northern Administration)q
a: single session,of the court took place
..in 1959. ~Unsatisfactory.session
aof the courts were
noted 'also in the Moldavskaya Air Group, in a number
subunits -of.the Krasnoyarskoye and Azerbaydzhan-
sko~eAdministrationsv in the subunit commanded by.
Romanov (Volga Area Administration). -The-sessions
at Baku,-.Vnukovo~and Kuybyshev airports used to be
only,aJew of the personrial. Theiniti-
~_ative displaye&,by.the Ukrainskoye Administration of
the, GVF in conducting a seminarfor the chairmen of
the comradeal.courts, at.which lectures were deliver-
ed.,by the state prosecutor of Kiyev and by the prose-
Putor of the-South-Western railroad is praised. The
authority of a comradesf court, to a great measure,
-depends,,on.'its chairman.- An outstanding captain,
Ivan Grigor.lyevich Yaroshenko, was elected to be
the chairman of the comrades' court in.s. subunit of
the~Moskovskoye Administration. A respected Commu-
Aist, engineer, and chief of a shop, Aleksey Sergey-
Card 2/3 evich Smir,nov, was for the third time reelected to

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AU~HORS% LOikoij M.P_and.Zhitinskiy~.L*

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-Life Suggests Improvements (Predlozheniya podskazannyye zhiznlyu)''
P)MIODICAL.- Grazhdanskhya~ Aviatoya,, 1957j Nr 5,-,p 28-10 (U.'W)
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ABSTRACT.
The article is a reaponseto the'.deeisions made by the XX Party cc
ngress.
' Aviation workers held a number~of economic conferences to discuss
further possibilities~of lowering the cost of flights, increasing the
volume of operations and introducing relevant improvements. The article
summarizes these au e following Improvements in flying are
ggestions. Th
possible: to straighten the routes between certain points,like
Leningrad-Moscow by 110 km or Stalino.-Krasnodar by 150 km; not to fly
too highwhen a lower altitude is time-saving; to adhere to schedUes
and regularity of flights; to establish,stationary searchlight units
on landing strips; to promote socialist competition; to speed up repair
'Jobs and eliminate idling; not to misuse parts and to load each plane
to,its full capacity; to deliver goods in time and thus avoid paying
fines. The,following:,examples are quoted to illustrate the debate t
a
the numerous conferences of aviation workerep held all over the country
Card; 1A following the,XX Party Congress: during the 10 months of the last year,

t
84-5-21/42
Life, Suggests Improvements,'.(con-
in the unit commanded,by.comrade Dobudoglyy 486 flights were cancelled,,
thuslosing .713,000 ton/km. Comrade,Fostikov, aircraft 'commander with
the Ukrainian Territorial Administration, suggested shortening the
flight time between Kharikov and Sverdlovsk by half an hour by flying
at a.lower altitude. Comrade Kolltsovp unit commander with the Northern
Territorial *Adminia.trationj,.declared that in 1956 flights on the
routelmoscow-Aikhangellsk were only 52 per cent of the scheduled regu-
larityo Comrade Naydenyshev,~party*secretary at Novosibirsk,airport,
urged following the highest performance standards in competition. He
was echood.by aircraft commanders comrades Kuchava and Gezhoyan,, with
the Georgian Territorial Administration. The unit commanded by
comrade Kosenko fulfilled.the plan of.cargo transport by 121-122 per
cent.-However, the same unitle criticized in the direction of
Simferopolt,,*a,s stated by,comrade Ovechkin$ traffic control chief
with the uidtjonly 45.5 per cent of the plan'was filled. The planes
should,be loaded to tbeir.full capacity; instead, the article com-
plains., 100 kg,below:load norm, is considered unimportant. In fact,,,
it means,a lose oaf 128 tonAm, (per plane) on the route Moscow-
K~ 0 on,&m. on the route Kharlkov-Sver-dlovok. Due to
ar k v, and 1140 t
such:'"trifles",the Tbilisi airport failed to deliver 150 tons of
cargo. Jn the North-Caucasian Administration, 2370 tons were wasted,
'Card, 2/4. by'incomplete loadings, and this means a loss.of 145,000 rubles.