SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHMAYEVA, Z.M. - ZHMUDSKAYA, R.M.

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AUTHOR: Zhmaylo, V. A.
12 IT LE: 'Use of an optical potential for estimating the neutron
absorption cross section of an excited nucieus
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki', v. 43,
19
no* 2(6) 1 621 4713-475
TEYT: The parameters of the optical potential are estimated on "he
assumption that the neutron absorption cross section of an excited
nucleus changes when the nucleon absorption coefficient of-the nuclear
the radial nucleon density distribution changez.
matter increases or when
The parameters obtained are used to calculate the chanEe in th6 neutron
absorption cross section of a nucleus diirine its excitation. It is
shown that for a nuclear exPitation energy Be of f- 20 Mev and ,"or an
incident neutron energy 6 of AJ1-2 Ylev, A^J100, the neutron absorption
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cross bection 6 (F, is one and a half to two times as large as
c n e
d0 (F- YL Be 0).. The imaginary,part of the optical potential is.found to
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TITLE,.-. The Coulomb. photodisintegration of, the deutero s a specific case of the:
three-body problem
SOURCE i . Yadernaya fizika, v. 3,,: no 6, 1966, 1022-1031
'TOPIC TAGS:. coulo.mb.field, three body problem, approximation methodf euteron
disintegration, coulomb disintegration, waveequation
ABSTRACT: *An integral equation, 'suggested by Daz [Nucl. Phya. 51, i45#. 19641:.,
for solving, (in~a s'ecific case) the three-body problem in quantum ~~Iechanics' is
p
bein 0 tion In the
g studied In application t the problem of a deuteron disintegra
Coulomb field of a heavy nucleus. This equation is modified for the purpose of
obtaining an equation more suitable for successive approximations, after which the
ap pIropriate solution is found. The amplitude for the Coulomb disintegration of the
deuteron is expressed in terms of this solution and compared with the corresponding
amplitude, found by Landau and Lifshitz [L. D. Landau, Ye. M. Lifshitz. ZLETF,
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TOPIC, TAG carbon a teel,- -high Lope" steel, hardness, electromagnetic property,
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metal heat treatment, toughness
ABSTRACT: Rish-carban higb-opeed steals are more weat-resista t as well as more
economical with respect to the content of alloy elements. In this connection, the
autbor investigated the effect of different types of heat traament on the true-
ture, hardness, wear resistance, toughness, and glectromagn(stic properties :f ex-
perimental malts of Polish high-speed steals C, 0,3-0.6% Kh. 0.47% St.
3.547. Cr, 8.4% W, 2.1% V, 0.28% Ti, 0.28-0.6% Al, 0.28% Ni, 0.10% Cu), SM12
(1-13% C, 0.77% Ma. 0.28% Si, 4.2% Cr, ii.n w, Z.47% V, 5.29% Ti), and SKIS
(1. 24% C, 0.3% Ma, O.In Si, 4.17% Cr, 17.1% W, 1.4% V, 0.19% st, CsM Cu), Spe-
cimens of these steel* wove quenched from 90-1240'C (end in isolated in
C
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from 1280*0 and subsequently tempered at 175, 550, 570, 600, dad 6501C for I hro
Then their mechanical properties were examined with the aid of different testing
machines and their electromagnetic properties, with the aid of a Cornelius elec-
tronic device for nondestructivt testing. jindinget the require4 hardening tenpeirs-4
ture for the Steels 'qM'L SWC12,1 and SWC18'decreases vtt:h increasing hardening
time and vice versa,~and optimally ii-i-s 1050-1200*C. The hardnets of high-speed
steela may remain the same following different regiume of Met treatment. Com-
parisons with the classical high-speed steels 18-4-1 and with tim Gerum high-
grade high-speed steel 9j�q2j nVow the Polish SK steel ia aot inferior in
strength and toughness to thes4%otandard hio-spead steels. Orig. art. kas: 5
figures.
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Igor, delo'. no.300-75 YT-je 163. (KLRA 160)

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-~.~~TITLEs On' -.IIomomqrphy:. Kernels of Linear Representations of Finite
Groups 0 yadrakh gomomorfizmov lineynykh predstavleniy ko
., rechnykh grupp)
PERIODICALt ITatematicheskiy Sbornikt 1958, Vol 44t ITr 3, Pp 353-408. (IJS.SR)
ABSTRACTs Tho preeent-paper is a development of the author's publica-
ti.on [Ref 0] of two years ago concerning isomorphio linear r,e--
presentations of finite groups. Let 0j be a finite group and
P a field, the characteristic of which does rot divide the
order of the.group..The normal subt;roup 4r of is crilled
k-kernel,.if is the homomorphy kernel of a linear represen-
tation of which is decomposed into k irreducible components
in P,
In.� 1 besides of thq_~ernele the author considers a certain
orthogonal system a M(X) (i,= 112, .... m,,) which depends on.
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of the systems Y ~011 -.,GIj of k elements of(fi..
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On Homomorphy Kernels of Linear Representations of Finite 39-44-3-3/3
Groups
The determination of explicit expressions for these functions
leads to necessary and sufficient conditions for a normal sub-
group of 7 to be.s. k-lKernel. The elements of are di-
vided into classest Let X P_ and be the minimum
k( V X
normal subgroup of, containing the system X. Then let be
X X if It io:shown thats 1. The number of the
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systems of k elements of es-j X it follows
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complete in the class of the functions which are invariant.on
the classes of k-systems. From the first property it followss,
The number ofthe k-kernels of is equal to the number of
the subgroups which are generated of k classes of conjugate
elements of
~In �,2 itlis 'proved thatthe classes of the set gene-
rate a certain noncommutative semi8imple algebra The Dro-
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Finite Groups
perties of are used in order to extend the' results of
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1 to a ground field of arbitrary oharaoteriatin.
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representations of .~As the aajoint representa::tion F1i
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to the number of the irreduciblezparta)ot a regular represen-
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(k)(X)
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SeriouA candidom7cosis sepois with atypical clinical couroe. Zdrav.
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AKSANTIM, S.B. YARMOVICK, Ya,V,; ZMMSKATA, L.Y RUNICH19310, L.G.
Studytng conditioned,and unconditione& vascular reflexes as a
metb~d for'snalyiIng corticovisceral relations in various'diseases.
(with sukmary'ln Inglishl., Zhur.iyasnerwodeist. 7 no,l't4q-574i2-Y;
(HIRA 10%10)
li Odeaskiy mditsinskiy institut im. N.I.Pirogova I O&esskiy
nanchno-iseledovateliskiy polkhonevrologichookiy institut.
(BLOW VISSILS, physiology
conditioned A unconditioned vase. reflexes" in anaTia
of corti.co-visceral relations in various diet (Ras
(RUIXXO CONDITIOM,
vase, reflexes in analysis of cortico-~Yisceral relationship
In various disc (Rua))
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unconditioned vase, reflexea in analysis of cortico-
visceral relationship in varioue die. (Rua))
(CEREBRAL CORTEX, physiology,
cortico-Yisceral relatioaships, determ. I veri6as
diseases by conditioned & unconditioned vase. reflexes (Rue))

USSR Human and Animal Physiology, Blood Circulation. T
The Vessels.
Abs Jourt Ref Zhur-Biol,,, No 22, 1958j 101887.
Author Aksentlyev,, S, B.; Yermulovich, Ya. V.;-ghmudskaya,
L, F,; Rezniahenko, L. at
Inst r-Not-given,
Title On Appearances of Dominant, Parabiosis and Hysteri-
osis in the,Vascular Reflectory Activity of Man,
Orig Pub: V ob,: Ucheniye N. Ye, Vvedenskogo v klinich, prak-,:
tike, Odessa, 1957, 124-129.
Abstract: In patients with various diseases, disturbances in.
the course of vascular reflexes to cold and hot
stimuli were observed which is regarded by the au-
thor as various stages of parabiosis,, hysteriosis
.and dominant.

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