SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AVAKYANTS, G.M. - AVDYUSHKINA, S.I.

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USSR UDC 621.382.3
AVAK'YANTS.-G.-M., KARAYAN, G. S., DZHEREDZHYAN, A. A., Institute of Radio
PhyS4cs1and Electronics, Armenian SSR Academy of Sciences
"Inversion Phenomenon in Five-Layer Structures"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk ArmSSR: Fizika, Vol 8, No 3, 1973, pp
205-212
Abstract: The authors find the current-voltage,characteristic of a P'NPNP
structure when 62 + ~3 > 1, and they study the condition of formation of
sections with negative resistance on the current-vol.tage characteristic.
It is shown that inversion of the sign of voltage displacement occurs on
the central collector junction. Formulas re derived for the extremum. points
a
of the function V(I), and,-the existence of an intermediate interval with
positive differential resistance is demonstrated. A new mechanism is sug-
gested for the formation of negative resistance on the current-voltage
characteristic of the fourth junction.

USSR UDC 621-382.27
AVAKIYANTS, G. M., Acad. Sci. Armenian SSR, AMMY-M, Z. N. , ARUTCHWAN,
V. M., BARSEGYAN, R. S. and OGANESYAIN, S. V,
"Some Studies of Zinc-Doped Silico n Diodes as Optron-Pair Elements"
Yerevan, Doklady Akademii Nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Vol 57, No 3, 1973,
pp 152-157
Abstract: This article describes an investigation of the light-sensi-
tivity of the time characteristics of the diode structures described
in the title in order to determine the possibility of using them as
photoreceptors in optron pairs. The volt-ampere characteristics wei-e
measured in a couple with a light-emitting diode over a broad range of
temperatures. The diodes retained their light sensitivity throughout
the entire range of temperatures, from -196' to +800 C. In contrast to
many other devices, these diodes can be switched both from the low-con-
ductivity to the high-conductivity state and from the high-conductivity
to the low-conductivity state simply by changing the level of illumina-
tion.

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AUTHOR.-(Cj3)-AVAKYANTSp G.M.t MINASYAN, S.V., kjRGANESYAN, O.A.
COU14TRY OF INF Q--USS.R
SOURCE-OOKL. AKAD. NAUK ARM. SSR, 1970, 50(l), 2Q-2
PATE PLIBL IS HED ------- 70
.1-SUBJECT AREAS-ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICALIENGR., PHYSICS'
TOPIC TAGS--DI0DEs NICKEL, SILICON, ALUMINUM NICKEL ALLOY, RESISTIVITY,
~,%-::~:E~ECTk]C FIELD, VOLT AMPERE CHAkACTERISTIC
C ON T0 L4AJiK_NG--NCl RJESTRICTIUNS
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ABSTRACT/ lc:XTRACT-- I U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS,
I(V), v.'ERE STUDIED OF P PRIME POSITIVE-I-N PRIME POSITIVE L~IODES (AL-NI
DOPED SI WITH RESISTIVITY 2-20 KILOHMiCMtAU PLUS 0.01PEkCL-NT S.B; 8.45t.--
-RISTICS ARE S
THICKiNESS 150-250 MU) AT 228-353DEGREESK. THE CHAPACTri
SHA P ED ;. T~..'E I ST P AP T OF TH E C UR VE OB EYS . THE FORMUL A I E,.,LJAL S BV PR I,-iFN,
WHERE 1.5 IS SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO N IS SMALLER THAF~ OR E~.-UAL TO 2.5
AN D B IS A CONST. THE POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTION ALONG THL 64SE elAS DETO.;
THE-MAX- ELE-C FIELD INTENSITY OCCURRED NEAR 14 PRIiME POSITIVE Al"40 P PRIMIE
POSITIVE CONTACT, IN P FmIME POSITIVE-14-N PRIME- POSITIVE AND P Pk[ME
POSITIVE-P-I'll PkIME POSITIVE, RESP.
UNC L A S
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USSR ux 62.i - 382 .2
AVAK'YANT5- G. M. Corre suandin- Member of.AcadeRy of Sciences Armenian SSR,
rn -8-1 i:_ -af-RadioDhYsics and Electronics, Academy of~ Sciences Armenian SSR
lit~i St roperties"
"Semiconductor Devices N !itching P
Yerevan, Dok-lady -Akadem-ii Nauk Arnvanskoy SS Vol 541 NO 3, 1972, PP 147-15'.7
Kostract: A new principle is proposed for tbree-layer semiconducto:~ sNritchin,--,1
devices which are controlled in the care way as four-lziyer dynistors and
thyristors. On the basis of a p-n-p transistor structure id.th tunneling in the
emitter junction, a current-controlled device able to transfer from a hi[~h-
volta-e low-cu-t-rent state to a low-voltage high-current state is obtiined due
to the N-shaped characteristic of one of its elements. The, emitter junction
tunneling, excess, and above-barrier currents and collector hole and f.-eneratt~-d
currents are balanced miatheratically, and the minimmam above-barrier ciarrent
value is found for which the voltampere characteristic differential resistance
it; not ever~,1~hera positive, -which allova the awitching propc!rty to 1,e realized.
It is shown that despite an excess current which increases, with the volta-e and
exceeds the current over the barrier when the emitter Junction current equals
the -Amaxirarr, t-Innel diode current, the switching propert Y holds. Any other
device with the same sidtchi:ng properties must have at least 2 elements With
1/2

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AVAKIYANTS, G. MI., Doklady Akademii Nauk Ainyanskoy SSE, Vol 54, To 3, 1,072,
PP 147-153
the current of the second controlled by: the volt,,i,-,e across the first., the
first element having an N-shaped voltampere characteristic, and other proper-ties.
For a sufficiently narrow transistor bane, a switch may be obtained having very
fast response and low cutoff voltage teLmerature dependence for a sizable
ratio of the peak voltage to residual voltage, Thus, for a I Micron base and
hole diffusion constant of approximately 10ir the maxijrnm switching frequency
should be about 1000 Mis tRe of device will switch without recourse -'W-o
avalanche Multiplication. A large peak-to-residual voltra,,,le ratio can be obt-aine."
by shorting the collector with any element having a characteristic such that the
current saturation depends on the, applied voltiage or 1),y ti-Ang a collector junc-
tion with a relatively uniform impurity 1 distribution, ~~, Inntnad of employin:~*
emitter Junction tunneling various eleirients. with H-i;hapr--(L vol-Larnocre charact-a'r.-
istics can be connected in parallel with the emitter.
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AIP003G97(;,
PRDWY SOURCE: Zhurnal Mikrobiol gii, Epidemiologii, i
lmraunobiologii,.~ 1970, _Nr. 1. pp
LABORATORY STUDIES OF, ST G
RESSOR AND~ SENSITIZIN
ACTION OF HUMAN GAAWA'GLOBULIN
Leytes. F. L.-- P Avaliani. Z. S"
Si tarenko, S. S.;
Semashko. M. aron, I.
The authors applied de ermi6ition of bildch Ical urin_aryl excretion of 17-ketosterolds
to the studv of stressor effect of homologous gmma-globulin in man. The possible sensitizing
action of this preparation was investigated by testing degranulation of wast cells of mouse
subcutaneous connective tissue in their contaef'with the serum mixture of immunized children
and gamma-globulin. It was found that gamma-globulin (10%);possessed a weak stressor ef-
feet. not manifested clinically. G3mma-globLilin produced a desensitizing effect, which was
evidently associated with the competition of damma-globulin with allergic antibodies at the
territory of connective tissue cells.
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.I~ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTs GANGLERON AND PAPAVERINE
-:ADMINISTERED I.V. ATI MG EACH-KG IN COM13INATION INCkEASED THE BLOOD
VOL-FLOWING FROM THE CORONARY~SINUS.OF,CATS BY 60-90PERCENT LARGER THAN
2'HR. THE ABILITY OF THE COMPDS.,APPLIED TOGETHER IN SMALL DOSESlTO
INCREASE AND. ACCELERATE THE EFFECT.OF THE OTHER WITHOUT PRODUCING ANY
.-SIDE~.EFFECTS SUGGESTS POSSIBLE COMBINED,CLIN. USE. FACILITY:
TBILISO GOS. INST. USOVERSH. VRACH.'v,TBILISIP USSR.
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US S R UDC 547.752+547.759.32
AVANESOVA D. A. and TATE
G. T., Institute,of fine Organic
Yerevan, Academy of Sciences Armenian SSR
Chemistry,
"Indole Derivatives. 3=1. Dialkylaminoethyl Esters of Isomeric
1,4-Dimethoxy-5 6-dihydro-7H-benzo(c)carb~azoLe'--carboxylic Acids"
Yerevan Armyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 123, No 3, 1970,
pp 280-284
Abstract: Amino esters of isomeric l?4-diRiethoxy-5,6-dihydro-7H-
benzo(c)carbazole-carboy:ylic acids (1) are produced using 5,8-
dimethoxy- [~~ -tetralone II) as a ra7w material'. The products
of Fischer condensation of Ketone II with pheny1hydrazine and
isomeric carboxy-plienyll-iydrazines Have the structure of 1,4-
dimetlioxy-5,'O-dihydro-7~l-benzo(c).-carbazole and its carbethoxy
derivatives (III). As distinct from the products of condensation
of ortho- and7-p-ara-carbc.xyphenylptiydrazines witli ketone II, the
product obtained with meta-carbox5rphenylhydrazine was a FiEcture
of two isomeric esters (III) co,?c2li2) with carbethoxyl groups
in positions.9 and 11. =Tin-layer:chromatography revealed that
one of the isomers was present in trace quantities. Dehydration
of compound III (R = [1) with a palladium catalyst yield6d aromatic
1,4-dimethoxy-7H-benzo(c)carbazole. Alkali hydrolysis of isomeric
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USSR
AVANESOVA, D. A., et al., Armyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 231
No 3, 1970, pp 280-284
esters III (R C02C211.5) produced the correpoadingr acids while.
ester excT~ange in the presence of catalytic quantitites of sodium
resulted in synthesis of the desired products:(I). The results
of an investigation of the biological. propertie7s of these amino
esters will be published in a separate paper.

'USSR uDc 616.153-1:577-158-71-01~-o92.9:616.ggi.452-09'2
AVANMNI L. A., and SOSINIMITAil T. M., Scientific ReGearcli Antiplague Institute
Stavropol'
--ot t1i'd d6d~agus and Transcaucasus)
"Biochemical Characteristics of Erythrocytes of Guinea Pigs With Hypocatala-
semia and the Sensitivity of These Animls to Plagrrue~Bacteria"
Moscow, Voprosy I-editsinskoy Yhimii, Vol 17, No 4, 1972, PP 371-376
Abstract: Because hypo- and acatalaseirda have been associated with higher sus-
ceptibility to plague among wild rodents, the, biochemical characteristics of
this deficiency and sensitivity of laboratory guinea pigs to F. pestis were
studied. First it was shown that such a deficiency is transmitted genetically
as an autosorne -recessive traitY and normall' appears in offspring of parents wit"n
y Q
a cataiase activity less than 30 Mks H202/ing Hb. Deficient guinea pigs were fo,,Ln4_
to have a blood catalase activity 6 times lower than that of nomal 4nit.1-als and
composed 15A44, of the -,ampled population. While erythrocrte counts, 11b levels,
and total glutathione were identical in. both groups,, reduced Glutathione uras
lower and oxidized glutathione-was higher in erythroc),tes of deficient anirals,
probably due to suppressed glutathione reductase activity. In fact, Stich activ-
ity wag observed to be over 3-times lower in deficient anitmals. E-.jtnroc,.--te
heriolysis tests indicated that erythrocytes of deficient animals have hicher
1/2

'USS'R
AVANYM11 L. A. and SOSNMINA, T. M., Voprosy Maditsinskoy Khirui, Vol 17,
No 4, 1972, PP 371-376
sensitivity to HU and H2~ . Infection of guinea pigs with P. pestis resulted
in 54% survival for norna animals and only 2% for hypocatalasemic anirrals.
Thus it is hypothesized that wild rodents-with hypocatalasemia or other
deficiencies that imi)air H202 detoxification -would be mom susceptible to plague,
and that one of the effects of plague bacteria is tojnhibit catalase:activity
increase H202 fornation.
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USSR, UDC 531'.781(088.8)
ZH,*IKOCHYAN, A. KH., AVANZYAN, 0.
"Magnetoelastic Dynamometer"
USSR Author's Certificate No 238833, filed V+ Jun 67,.published 27 Jul 69
T:I-r-ori-RZH-IMetrologiva i !zmeritel I nava Tek-hnika, No It Jan 70, Abstract No
1.32.310 P)
-Translation: The proposed magnetoe-lastic dynamometer.,consists of toroidal
magnetic circuit, pressure cylinders,,, and excitation and measuring windings.
For the purpose of increasing measuringlaccuracy, sensitivity and design
simpl if ica t ion, the. end surfaces of the pressure cyl3inders have slots which
contain the windings.

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USSR
LYUBGV', REIANF, SAA IA
RI, P. an
d. ~AMF, J
"Oscillatory Relaxation and Radlationless, Transitions in Certain Molecular Lumi-
nescence Centers"
T
ial-lin, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk I-stonskoy SSR Fizikaj lia-tematika, No. 1,
19701, pp 44-56
Abstracz: The authors' work on oscillatory relaxation and radiationless transi-
tion processes ir. molecular lizi-inescence centers off 02-, S2-';and N02- in alkali-
halide cr7stal matrices is re-vieved. is giveln-Ito finding the parameters
of, radiationless transitions and the oscillator m - t ion times, ; i.e. , the time
Aaxa
Je=--y of lacal (~_ntramoleculu_:r) oscillat- -a! oscil-
for '0115 int-o p4nnon.- of' cryst
lations, Ihe tudies showed that radi ri6nles trans4t' Irity C*nters
a S lans 1) I'MM
d bV 02-, S2-, and N07- -molecules are similar to turinel t'tlllns~ziorls but- t,h----t
101 -IP_
he classical Frarzk-r_Lrij~;n zrinciple. In the
:~Cez_SeS_ C-0 rla'c conzorr. to t
IiO2 -that comnpetJtion between radia-
C=se Of centers, for example, it was shown
tionless transitions and transitions accompanied b, oscillatory relaxation leads
Y
to a drop in the lum. inescence output as -the frequency c'E~ th,e e~xciting li~~Int iin-
creases. So-called optical quenching was also observed irn NO?- centers. Several
quantities and relationships describing the oscillatory i-,Blaxatlon proc'ras;; at an
1102- center in a KCI cry--tal lattice were determirted expiirimr-titally at tlhr~- Iocal
oscillation stage-

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-PEITASSIUM CHLORIDE CRYSTAL ._U_
P.v AVARMA At R.
'!_COUNTRY. OF INFO--USSR
NSV TEAL). AKAD. TOIM.,~F US* MAT* 1970# 19(1)t 115-18
PUBL ISHED------ 70
AREAS--PHYS ICS
~JOP I CTAGS-LUMINESCENCE SPECTRUM, SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS, POTASSIUM
CHLORIDE, NITRITE, ROTATION SPECTRUM, RELAXATION PAOCESS, EXCITED
:.ELE,CTR0N STATE# CRYSTAL
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:~ClRC'ACCESSION NO--AP0121681
~~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION IN THE
TONAL FINE STRUCTURE OF THE LUMINESCENCE SPECTRUM WAS FOLLOWED IN
SUB2 PRIME NEGATIVE SYSTEMtAS A FUNCTION OF THE EXCITATION
FREQUENCY. kATIONS (RHO SUBI OVEWRHO SUBO)K PRIME.FOR
THE POPULATION
~THE':ROTATIONAL SUBLEVELS K PRIME:o4EREiDETD. IN THE (0,0) GROUPIAT
THE (RHO SUB1 OVER RHO.SU60)SUB0.VALUE IS SLIGHTLY LOWER
THE ARHO SUB1 OVER RHO SUBO)SU32 VALUE SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN THE
VALUE BAR (RHO SUB1 OVER RHO SUBO) EQUALS 0.43. IN CONTRAST,
(RHO SUBL:OVER RHO SUBO) SUKEQUALS~2.7. THE CHARACTER OF THE VALUES
APPROACHES THAT OBTAINED'AT 4.2DEGRE-ESK; (RHO SUBI OVER
RHO SUBO) SUB1 EQUALS 35 BAR (RHO SUBI.:DVER RHO SUBO). IN THE (0,1)
GR OUP AT 4.2DEGREESK, (RHO SUBI OVER PHO.SUBO)K PRIME 15 ONLY SLIGHTLY
-DEPENDENT ON K PRIME AND APPROACHES THE VALUE OBTAINED ON
NONMONOCHKOMATIC EXCITATION. THE qATIO OF THE TIME OF DECAY OFTHE IST
ROTATIONAL SUBLEVEL TAU SUB10 TO.THAT OF-ITHE*EXCIrED ELECTRONIC STATE
.:-TAU SU80 r4AS 'EVALUATED; THE (RHO 5061 OVER RHO SU60) SUBI. VALUES AT 4.2
BAND 1.90EGREESK GIVE TAU SUB10 OVER TAU.SUHO EQUALS 2.3 AND 2.4p RESP.;
-THUS, TAU SUB10 IS CUNGRUENT TO 13 TIMES 10 NEGATIVE PRIME8 SEC. THE
RELATIO-A BETWEEN THE (kHD SUBI OVEm RHO SUBO) SUBI ~ AND (KHO SUBI OVER RHO
SUBO)s U32 VALUES GIVES THE PiZOBABILITY RA:TIO GF 2 'WAYS OF DECAY OF THE K
PRIME.EQUALS 2- LEVEL. THE TIMES TAU SUB~l AND TAU SUB20 ARE OF THE SAME
_._BORDER OF MAGNITUDE; THE ABSENCE OF THE LINES OF THE TRANSITIONS FROM THE
A PRIME EQUALS 2 LEVEL IMPLIES TAU SUE121t TAU SUBZO IS SMALLER THAN 10
NEGATIVE PRIME8 SEC.
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ACCESSION NO-AP0121681
ABSTRACT/ExTRACT--THE RESULTS CONFIRM THE.NON EQUIL. DISTRlt3UTION OF THE
CENTERS IN THE EXCITED ELECTRONIC- STArE** ~ THUS, THE DEPENDENCE OF THE
LUMNESCENCE SPECTRUM ON THE Fr'(EQUENCY-OF THE EXCITING RADIATIO. AND
THE RELATED HIGH PORTION OF THE HOT L UMINESCENCE ~4N THE SECONDARY
EMISSION ARE. DUE TO THE SLOW DECAYr OF; THE rIST KOTATIONAL SUBLEVEL OF THE
-'-0,' V I BRAT 1~jNAL LEVEL IN.THE: EXCITED ELECTRONIC STATE.
FACILITY:
ASTRON., TARTUl USSR. r_'
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USSR ULIC 681.3.06:51
MISMUTIDNOV, V. R. ,LEGON'KOV, V. 1. AVAPUNIENKO, V. S., TARINSOV, V. 1.
"The IIASIORII Automated Development Information upport System"
Sistema Informatsionnogo Obespecheniya Razrabatok "ASIOR",
[English Version Above], Moscow, 1970, 93 pages, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 5, 1971, Abstract No. SV632 K, unsigned).
Translation: A description is presented of theIASIORII automatic engineering
information support system, based on the BESM-6 and BESM~4 (M-220) computers.
Trends are studied in the development of automated information systems, and
the reason for the selection of the "Kristall'I.information language for
automation of information processes is presented. A description is presented
of the technological plan for processing of cemantic information, types of
.input and output information, algorithms and programs foT processing of infor-
mation on the BESNI-6 and BESM-4/1-1-220 computers;,instructions are presented
for processing of documents and requests, indexing and p unching, as well as
specimens of documents and requests. Problems of coordination of ASIOR with
other information systems, including foreign systems, are studied. Recommen-
dations are presented for standardization of formats and the content of input
information in order to allow information exchange on magnetic tape. Experi-
mental operation of ASIOR during 1968 in the modes of selective distribution
and retrospective retrieval of information showed the ability of the system
to perform a broad range of information tasks. ASIOR has been in productive
operation since January of 1969. The prospects for improvement of the system
are studied.

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MICROELECTRONICS
Fxcerpts from Russian- language book edited by F V. Lukin;
Mikroclektronika, No 5, 1972, Sovetskoye radio Publishing House,
moscow, uDc bzi.382:621.396.6-181.5.
CONTENTS PAGE
Allnotation ........ I .............................................. I
Obituary of Fedor Viktorovich Lukin .............................. 2
Foreword ......................................................... 3
Abstracts ................................... .................... 5
a (I USSR F)

U 6 '~ I . 3 2 ~ . E 5
Analyris of the Operation of a !:Iement Tvp~ SLTL on a
Tran~imission Lint-. C ii u r 1 I_ In tt:e Callccti~,n, MH~ro-
el~'A -rcr.1 e d , t'. !-. ill , Na Sz-~ t. .1-1.-Vc
km , 1 ,
The ar-Ic-le --inlyi*,ea interaction berwoer, a hir,'...
8710ed logic 010-.Lnt t~'PC SErL. (4anointov los~ic or. circuit,,
with connected emitters) and length of the l1inen. , -.. V i e
of the corplux-Ity of the uyrt~-n it:; invuztigation is done
by a numerical method using a compu:cr.
The article r-,'ver the results of nuncrical zomputa-
tion indicatin.- the influence off -l:he r-tr~ancters of the c.'.,-
cuit or, the distortion of the tr,.nlinitta~ sigzalls. On the
bai;is of this analysi.- -the aut! n
hor ~,,, i vecommandatir. z; ~cr
sollecting the allowable length of the matched ~nd unmj*.'ch~~,
connections in several. rpocilf1c, cases.
Ahe article contains 10 figuren and b1bliographic
roferences.
UDC
Thu Oue0tion of Interblock 5ondn of D17,ital Eq-jipuent on
Int e &r ated C I rc u its of Transistor-Tr.qnnistor Type 7V-&Vn0V-1v
N. A . In the Collection Mi~ro edited by I.-
-t "IcktHn"'
%MR-1-n-,n4o 5, p 267, Sovetskoye Red Publishing House, 1972.
1he authcr cites data on the parametero o! lattice.-
type Impulse nolses E;anorated in the interblock communica-
tion lines of diSital equipment on integrated ci-,cuitN of
trannistor-tra .nsistor logic (770. lie examines a circul:
with elevated noise ztability, intended for reception fror.
communication lines constructed on the basis of standard
intcgrated circuits appearing In the TTL series.
The article contains 5 fir,,4ros and I bibliographic
references.
VDC C21.2;2.6
Selection of a Constant Current Source in Logic Cjrcuitn
for Current Switches. Nomudrov. V.G.. Strukov. and
.hkovichu .3 a 1 *, ("I
Shir ~A - 1 n t ?raja =0Wt7i
by F.V, Lukin, tie 5, p 275, Sovctnkoya Aid-i-0-7-tG-11ching Vout;.,~
1972.
To ensure the required noise stal, lity in inv~rrat,d
circuits for current switches, especiAlly In mulTiluvel cir-
-13-

cuits , an important role is played by the choice of a constant
current source.
7h. artlcl,, analyzes the depandone. of lnsta~)illty of
the logic differential of the interra!e
5 a ofn theT'Cur
rent a-itchc., on change in -he do Tabi I fact r" sup ly
voltagej temper4ture, and technological scatter in the conpon-
eit parameters) by using difforent modifications of the con-
stant current source.
Recomnendations arn given for the cp-inal nelection of
the constant current source,
The article contains It figures, I zaL~;.o, and 5 biblio-
graphic references.
UDC 5139.186.3.211..27
Distribution of Thermool4stic De'orrations in. the Surface Re-
gion of 7hermally Oxid`zed Silicon. Valiyev, K.A. ._~qzjoy~j~
_Y.;IX_'n_A.A ';t. m.lv, A.G., and Rakz:L_%..j. In the Co _
mitraticiztrortya. eal-red by F.Y.-Lu-nin, No 5, p 202.
Sovets%oye Racilo Publishinr House, 1972.
Th~ article theoretically analyzes -lie distribution Of
e-lastic deformations in the surface regic- Of thert,.tally ox---
d-*-.ad silicon. The authors examine the case of a dense oxide
IIm on a semiconductor and the case of te-ni-na-ion of its
denseness. "The value obtain ad agrees with the theoretical
u a e
computation. The authors disc ss the resu.lts. f _ xperiments
te3tifyinr -o the localization of the deformations in the sur-
fact 16ver of silicon at thn nites of termination of d.nsenesz
the oxide. They show the influence of ther.-.oala*tic deform-
ations an the chemical activity and volt-Faraday characteris-
tics of the MDP rtructureG.
he article contains 3 figures and 11 bibliographic
references.
UDC 62l.3S3.u2:5&;fi.u8.22/23
Investigation of the Longitudinal Operating Mode of CdS-CdGe
rum Pho-cresistor-_. Vdavank Kro-evets, K.M Ko-
mashkol V A. , ah-.%ar Ion
-Mi t , cdit~itd b~ r.V. Lukin, No So p 2tJ6. Sovetskoye
X--djo Publishing House, 1972.
The article describes a manufacturing method and the
parameters of the CdS-CdSe photoresistors. operating in a
longitudinal mode. -,he auti.ors mention their high specific
sensitivity (0.5-1 A/V-lu) and the weak do"ridenco of the

USSR UDC 547.185
AVAYEVA, S. M., and SKLYANKINA, V. A., Moscow State University
"Certain Characteristics of the Hydrolysis of O-Phosphoserine Methyl Ether"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii,.SeP 71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 2081-2085
Abstract: The object of this study was the hydrolytic behavior of O-phos-
phoserine methyl ether in order to elucidate the functioning of phospho-
proteins and enzymes of phosphorus metabolism. The study of the hydrolysis
of 0-phosphoserine methyl ether in water~andbuffer solutions revealed the
unusual lability of the phosphate-ester bond and the very high decomposition
rate.of this.compound at pH 5-8. The hydrolysis.rate constants have been
calculated and are given in tabular form for:various buffers. The decom-
position rate constants of the ester in the presen6e of acids and bases are
sham to be 10-100 times higher than its.hydrolysis rate in water; in this
case the decomposition rates are determined by the pK of the acid or the
base.. The decomposition of O-phosphoserine methyl ether yields phosphoric
acid, serine methyl ether and O-phosphoserine. A detailed analysis of the
hydrolysis rate indicates two different directions of the reaction.depending
on the presence of either hydro%ylamine or the presence of phosphoric acid.
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USSE
AVAYEVA, S.M., et al., Vestnik Moskovskogo, Universiteta,, Seri3,a II, Khimiya, V61 Ill
No 1, Jan/Feb 70, PP 96-99
at various pH values and studied hydrolysis of the compound in the presence of a
number of metal ions. It -was found that the pyrophosphor,ic bond in compound (I)
-500C for pH of 2-11, but is readily hydrolyzed in an acid
'is stable for 4 hrs at
~solution. Analysis of the reaction products showed only.N-benzoyl-0-phosphoserirLe
~(II).and phosphoric acid: j
CH, CH CONHCH,
0 NHCOCIH&
+ HtPO,
0 x- P-OH
OH
It was found that a change in the structure of the serine part of the Dyrophosphoric
acid ester has practically no ef ct on the stability of the pyrophosphoric bond.
Te
The rate of hydrolysis of the bond increases appreciably In a neutral medium
(PH 7) in the presence of a nimber of metaljons -thorium, cerium, lanthanum
and iron which act as cataLysts., Catalytic by~rcklyois at pH values other than
2/3

3/3

- . - :.: . I i ! , : 1,

1/2 Oii* UNC. L A S S I IF I E 0. PROCESSING DATE_-160CT70
T-ITLE--INTERACTION.OF YEAST INORGANIC PYROPHOSPHATASE WITH
CARBOXYPEPTIUASE A -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-AVAYEVA 5 M.p AKHMEDOV, G.I.
COUNTRY OF -INFO--USSR
._SbU,RCE~---BIOKHIMIYA 1970, 35(l), 31-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
'TOPIC TAGS--PEPTIDE HYOROLASEw PHOSPHATASE, YEAST, AMINO ACID
.CONTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS[FIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0008 STEP NO--UR/OZ16/70/035/001/0031/0034
iC IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105108
UNCLASSIFIED

212, Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATIE-16OCT170
C4RC ACCESSION NO-AP0105108
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- 4BSTRACT. CARBOXYPEPTID-ASE A RELEASED
LEUCINE, PHENYLALANINEr AND.TYROSINE FROM YEAST INOkG, PYROPHOSPHATASE
~AFTEW A 30 IRIN INCUBATIONj ALANINE AFTER:1 HRI ISbLEUCINE AND VALINE
~.-AFTER 2 HR AND THREONINE AND SER114E AFTER 4 HR, INDICATING THAT THE
.~,-~AMINO ACID PATTERN OF INORG., PYROPHOSPHATASE:WAS.(SER,
-, ~: ~THR)-(VAI, tILE)-ALA-TYR-PHE-LEU-OH. T~f-YMOLES OF AMINO ACIDS .4ERE
-~.-CLEAVED-MOLE OF PROTEIN, INDICATING THAT:THE.MOL.iOF INORGo
PYROPHOSPHATASE CONSISTEU OF AT LEAST'2 APPARENTLY IDENTICAL SUBUNITS.
'FACILITY: LAB. BIOORG. CHEM., MOSC-OW STATE UNIV.t MOSCOrip USSR.
UNCLASS I F IE 0

USSR
K11L LDONFA, M. Kh. and Chair of Eye Diseases, Tashkent
Medical Institute
"Toxoplasmosis and Associated Eye Diseases"
Tashkent, 1,feditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 11, 1971, pp 35-38
Ab a
stract: Eye diseases folloving.toxopl smosis are fairly. common in Uzbekis-
tan and the diagnosis is quite difficult. Toxoplasmosis may, be congenital or
acquired. The complement fixation test with toxoplasnin was used to examine
120 children and adults with a variety of eye disorders of unknown etiology.
In 56 children suspected of congenital toxoplasmosis, it was positive in 31
or 55.3Z. In adults with untreated acute or chronic eye diseases, it was
Dositive in 22, or 34.3%. Thus, th.3 complement-fixation test was positive
in 53, or 43.21'. of the 120 individuals suspected of having toxoplasmosis.
The most effective therapy is administration of chloridine combined with
sulfadirezin, but only in the earliest stages of the diseases.
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112 :0 3 3 UNCLASSIFIED ':'~PkOCESSING DA4T:E--160CT70
u
ISGTOPES FLUORINE 23j FLUORINE 24, NEON.259~AND NEON 26,
PRODUCED -IN NUCLEAR REACTIONS:WIT,H,HEAVY 1014S -U
'.~-.'AUTHOR-(05)-ARTUKH# A*G#f AVDEqCHIKOVI;V.V., GRIDN:E!V,, G.F., MIKHEEV,-V.L.,
...VOLKOV, V.Y.
.~~_'.'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~_'~_-.SOURCE-PHYS. LETT. B1970, 3113)t 129-30
.'_r)ATE PUBL ISHED----- 70
'~'S_UBJECT AREAS _--~P.HY S.1 C St. N.UCLEAR_S_Q,I,ENCE ANDJECHNOLOGY
~.TORIC TAGS-lom BOMBAROMENT, HEAVY NUCLEUS, THORIUM, NEON ISOTOPEs ISOTOPE
SEPARATION, MASS SPECTROSCOPYy PULSE AMPLITUDE, FLOURINE ISOTOPE
CONTROL- MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
,.,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS[FIED
~-~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1982/0675 STEP Nb--NE/0000170/031/003/0129/01'0
J'ZIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0052134
UNCLASSIFIED

- - - - - - - - - -
2/2 -033- UNCLASSIFIED~::-' :PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
Z IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052134
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U)~GP-0- ABSTRACT.; THE BOMBARDING OF A 4.4-MG-Cll
PRIME232 TH TARGET WITH 174-MEV PRIME-22 NE IONS PRODUCED N RICH
'.,-~.~-.-PRIME23 F, PRI.ME24 F, PRIME25 NE, AND PRIME26 NE. MAGNETIC RIGIDITY
ID E-DELTA E)
(BR), SPECTROMETRY COMBINED WITH PULSE HEIGHT (DELTA E AN
ANAL. OF 2
-51 OETECTORS DETD. THE MASS AND CHARGE OF THE DETECTED IONS.
.ISOTOPIC YIELDS WERE DETD. AT BR-B SUBEL R EQUALS 1.159 AND 1.1.38 AND
'PRIME22 NE PARTICLE FLUXES OF (9.2 AND -2.3) TIMES 10 PRIME15, RESP.; THE
-B 0 PRIME22
SUBEL R IS THE MAGNETIC RIGIDITY-OF THE ELASTICALLY sc-ATTERE
NE-IONS.
FACILITY: JOINT INST. NUCL. RES4, DUBNA, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDG 547,567.5*547.26'118
TMOV, YE. A., AYBEM-KO, A. P. and HEM# A* YA#
Di(chloralkyl) Phosphites"
"The Reaction of Substituted p-quinonmonoamines with
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Kbimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 11, 1972, pp 2577-25?8
Abstracti The title reaction occurs by the 1-6 addItIon and leads to the
formation of dichloralkyl f4-arensulfonamidophenyl(napthyl)_7 phosphates.
The reaction of the unsubstituted diallWIphosphates occurs with more
difficulty and at a higher temperature than the analogous reaction with the
substituted compounds. IR spectra of the products showed bands at 3160,
1349. 1176, 1248l and 1033 cm71, characteristics of the NH, S P - 0 -Ar,
')2
P -0 Alk groups respectively,

REPROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
019 UNCLASSIFIED"
jITLE--LIMITING ENERGY RESOLUTION OF THIN DETECTORS OF THE DE-0X TYPE IN
THE E SUBALPHA EwUALS 5 S) MEV 1,ANGE U-
.,'UTHOR-(0~r)-AVOEYCHIKOVv V.V.* GRIDNEV, G.F.,.LOZtfKIN O.V., PERFILOV9
N.A*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
AKAD. NAi)-c~ SSSR* SER. FIL. 1970, 34(I)9 210-17
DATE PUBLISFED ------- 70
.-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TA3S--S7--,.,7[CL),1,4DUCT,.-),., 1JETECTOR, S[Llr-O,',l SEMICONDUCT")RI f~LPtIA PAR11CLL
'CTRUM
Dc:TECTORt ALPHA SPE
.::CCNTROL 14ARKING--NG RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,~~PROXY REEL/FRAME-1991/1045 STEP NO--UR/0048/70/0341001/0210/0~'-17
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0110735
UNCLASSIF[ED

:'-2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED~ PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110735
A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- 'ABSTRACT. EXPTL. SrubIES OF 10,8, 1.3.31
23.1t 26.2t AND 39.2 MU THICK SI,DETECTURS OF:THt: DE-DX TYPE WERE
CARRIED OUT WITH STO. ALPHA PARTICLE, SOURCES. A~ FORMULA FOR THE
LIMIIING ENERGY RESOLN. IS GIVEN.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 911.3.616-988.72(571.13)
and LARIONDVA, L. 1.
~"Serological Research Materials on Ornithosis in Ouisk"
V sb. Vopr. infekts. patol. (Problems of Infection Pathology collectio-a
of works) Vyp. 2. Omsk, 1970, pp 133-135 (from M-Meditsinskaya Geografiy~!,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4.36.82)
[No abstract)

USSR UDC 547.567.5 + 547.216'118
TITOV, Ye. A., and AVDEYENKO,--A,--~-., Dneptopetrovsk.Chemical-TechnologicaI
Institute Imeni F. E. Dzerzhinskiy
"Reaction of N,N'-bis-Aren(alkane)sulfonyl-1,4-quinonediimines With Dialkyl
Phosphites"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 8, Aug 73, pp 1686-1691
Abstract: Reaction of N,N-bis-aren(alkane)sulfanyl-1.4-quinonediimines (Ii
with dialkyl phosphites leads to the formation of dialkyl (N-4-arensulfone-
amidophenyl-N-areasulfonyl amidophosphates. The structures of these products
were proposed on the basis of IR and PMR spectra as well as from the number
of labile hydrogens. It was established that along with the phosphorylation
of (I) there occurs a competing oxidation-reduction process, which is possible
because of higher redox potentials of quinonediimines~in comparison to quinone-
monoimines. The ability of-the dialkyl-phosphites toxeact.via the phosphory-
lation reaction increases in the following order: (AIeO)2POR < (EtO)2FOH <
0
Bu.2)POH < (AmO)2POH,
(
18

U9SR UDC 547-567.5+547.26'118
TITOV, Ye. A., and AVDEYENKO, A. P., Dneprooetrovsk Chemical Technolooical
Ifistitute
"Reaction of N-Arenesulfonylbenzoquinoneimines With Dialkyl PhOSDhites"
U-ningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 4, Apr 71, pp 797-799
lbstract: To 30 g diisopropyl phosphite heated to 110-120', 13.05 g X-P-
toluenesulfonyl-1,4-banzoquinoneimine was added portionwise. The reaction
was continued with heating as long as a positive indaphenol test could be
observed. After cooling the reaction mixture was dissolved in 1.00 ml ben-
zene and chromatographed on alumina. The portion elmted with benzene was
concentrated, the solid crystallized after few days yielding diisopropyl
4~(p-toluylsulfonamido)phenyl phosphate, m.p. 102-103.5*. Analogously the
diethyl 4-benzylsulfo-iamidoL2,6-dichloropheny1 phosphate -- an oil -- d4o
1;273~, n20 1 5561 and diethyl 4-benzylsulfonamidoplienvl phosphate, M.P.
D
737'174.5* were obtained. When diisopropyl phosphite and N-benzylsulfonyl-2-
chloro-1,4-benzoqui-noneamide were allcr~ed tc react in chloroform at 20*,
diisopropyl 4-benzylsulfonamido-2-chlorophenyl phosphate, d~O 1.644, n90
1.5373 was obtained after 2 months.
32

USSR UDC 5)f7-183;547.655-4;547.655.6
TITOV, E. A., "EEM,IKO A. P. Chair of Basic Technology of Organic and
Petrocheimical-Synthesis;'... epropetrovsk Chemical Technology Institute
"Reaction of N-Arenesulfonylnaphthociuinoneimines with Dialkyl Phosphites"
Ivanovo, Khirriya i Khirdcheskaya Teldinologiya, vol 14, i~To 4, 1971, PP 565-567
Abstract: In continuing the study of the newly synthesized 11-arenesvlfonyl-1,
4-naphthoquinonei-Tnines, 11--~'Denzenesulfonyl-2-chloro-1,4-mphthoquinoneinine was
allowed to react with dialkyl phosphites. Replacement of the chlorine ato.-.1
was not observed. IR spectral data and elemental analysis indicated,that the
products.are 0, 01-dialkyl 0"-It-arenesiLlfoneirddo-l-naphtriy1 phosphate-..

.~Graphite
UDC
USSR 621-3-035.2
AVIEMIKO, M. A., and LAR10101, V. V.
"Technology of Refining Graphite Up to a High Degree of Purity"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 2, Feb- 73, pp 48-50
Abstract: A new method of refining graphite has been developed whereby the
refining process is reduced from days to hours with the use of a newly designel
apparatus in which the graphite is placed in a graphite crucible and the crucible
is placed in a water cooled metallic container which is sealed and freon-12
and an inert gas are pumped into the container. A hoist mechanism lifts the
container into the furnace, where it is heated; the reaction Droducts0are then
pumped out and neutralized. The purification process is done at 2300 C and
takes 45-60 minutes. Two containers with the crucibles can be placed on a
rotating table so that when one container has been processed it is taken from
t con iner while a
the furnace and the table rotated for processing the ne'x ta
third container is loaded onto the table, thus making the process almost con-
tinuous. The crucible with the purified graphite part remains in the metal-lie
container in a vacuum or inert gas atmosphere. With this new apparatus,
graphite parts measuring 320 mm in diameter and 650 mm long can be purified.
2-figures, 1 table.

.'-026 UNCLASSIFfED-::~ 'PROCE:SSING.DATE--18SEP70
~_-.TITLE-_INVESTIGATION OF REPRODUCTION OF.~VIRUS OF HEMORRHAGIC
'NEPHROSONEPHRITIS, HEMORRHAGIC FEVER WITH RENAL SYNDROME BY MEANS OF THE
AUTHOR-(04)-NOSKOV, F.S., GAVRILYUK, B.K.9:YERMAKOV, N.V.t AVDEYENKO, M.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII, 1970, NR 2, PP 225-231
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
..SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
..-TOPIC TAGS--HEMORRHAGIC FEVER, FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY, TISSUE CULTURE, BLOOD
SERUM9 GAMMA GLOBULINP SYNDROMEt NEPHRITIS
MARK ING--7blQ RESTRICTIONS
-P
OCUMENT. CLASS--Ur4CLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/0739 STEP NO--UR/0402/70/000/002/0225/0231
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0108945,
UNC L A S S I F I E D

--ISSEP70
2122' 026 UNCLASSIFfED: PROCESSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP010894':
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DYNAMICS OF REPRODUCTION OF
-PHRITISi, HEMORRHAGIC FEVER WITH RENAL
VI-RUS OF HE,-',ORRIiAGIC NEPHROSOfjr.
.SYNDROME (HNN-HFRS) IN HUMAN EMBRYO KIDNEY CELL CULTURES WAS STUDIED BY
MEANS-OF INDIRECT AND DIRECT FLUORESCENT'ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE WITH
COUNTERSTAINING OF THE BACKGROUND, SPECIFIC;FLUORESCENT GAMMA GLOBULINS
AGAINST HNN-HFRS VIRUS HAVE BEEN PREPARED FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM
-~.HYPERIMMUNE RABBIT SERA; THEY ARE HIGHLY-SPECIFIC, HAVE GOOD STAINING
AND MAY BE USED FOR LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF HNN-HFRS.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 546.8211541-135
DANILYUK, YU. L.0 and R(YZENBERG, L. A.
"Mechanism of Electrical Aging of Titanium Dioxide"
Moscow, Isvestiya AkademM. Hauk SSSR, Heorganicheskiye Haterialy, Vol 8,
No 2, 1972-t pp 263-267
Abstract: Ionic processes were studied during electrical aging of titanium dioxide.
During electrical aging, oxygen is liberated from the-specinen, and the primary in-
fluence on the change in electrical characteristics is that of the area of in-
creased nonstoichiometTy near the cathode. The regularities of aging titanium
dioxide are studied on the basis of a model of oxygen vacancies unevenly distri-
buted and redistributed through the specimen under the influence~of the electrical
field. The duration of the first stage of aging is determined by the time of
acewaulation of a concentration of oxygen vacancies near the cathode sufficient for
the beginning of injection. The rise in current during the second and fourth stages
is related to the increase in concentTation.of oxygen.vacancies near the cathode.
Redistribution by the end of the second stage of decreasing voltage along the length
of the specimen -results in a limitation of current in the-third stage as a result
x:ygen vacancies near the
of interruption of the increase in the concentration of o-
cathode.
1/1

USSR UDC -021.397
AVDEYEV, B. YA., ANTONTJK, YE. M., BELYAYEV, V. YE., SDIENOV, YE
..T~.,-M-MEKE, A. V., Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute imeni V.
I. Ulyanov (Lenin)
Leningrad, IVUZ Priborostroyeniye, Vol XIII, No 3, 19707 pp 60-62
Abstract: It is shown that the method of adaptive quantizatioa can
be used when signal characteristics are right in multichannel tele-
metry systems to narrow the frequency band in each channel with-
out a buffer memory. Expressions are given for the coefficients
-om
of contraction of redundant inf ation and frequency band compres-
sion for the-case of independent signals. The~proposed procedure
can be used to advantage in simplifying multichannel telemetry
systems, improving reliability, and providing readings in real
time.

~A00447-92
UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section 11 Zlpctrical, Derwent,
243716 DETEIOIIN~~q THE INDUCTANCF, OF COILS WITH
~UkGNETJC ES where.,the -asuring cir~cuit,
COR r6e V
consists of cbnnectej ifi~series: the coil being
tested and standard capacitor, is fed~w4th a.c.
voltage. The amplitude,of voltage oscillations
and magnitude of standard capacitance should be
selected so as.to.ensure operating ran~similar
to the working range of"the coil being tested.
By changing the frequency of.supply volEage, values
f, and f2of frequency can be-found which corres-
pond to maxima.oUpotentials on inductance and
capacitance. Frequencies fand f are an opposite
2
sides of the circuit.resohance frequency, but their
asymmetry is small and does~not, exceed 2", for
circuits with Q of the order of 10.
Required inductance Lcan be eakulated
from equation
L
JT2 ~f +f )2 4-
2
where G is standard c4pacLtance.
26.5.66 as 1078612/18-IO.I.I.AVDEEV. (RIGA)
MANAGERIAL DIGINEERING SCHOOL. (26.9.69) Bul 17/
t4.5.69. Class 21a. Int.CI.G 01r.

I

USSR UDC 669.71.48
BRUSAKOV, YU. I., SIRO-MIN, 11. N., RZ11AVIN, S. A., AVDEYEV, 1-1. P.,'AL:':V-O-f1ODICH)
It. KH., KUCHERENKO, A. G.
lip ce ping IMetal-Containing Slags in the Production of Silicon Aluminate
Tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-ta alvumin., magn. i ele'll-trodn. prom-sti
-(Works of the All-Union Scientific Research~and Planning and Design Institute
of Aluminum, 'Magnesium and Electrode Industry), 1970,,~No 71, pp 177-183 (from
RZh-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G197)
Translation: Test results with respect to ore recovery processing of metal
slags, formed when obtaining and r[efining aluminum alloys with silicon are
discussed. The technical possibility and expediency of recovery of crushed
slags in the indicated alloy production process are confirmed. The specific
'00 1,
consumption indexes of the alloys in large 120 and 16~j ilowatt-ampere
laboratory and industrial furnaces are presented. The extraction of alloy
from the slags exceeded the content of metal phase in:them. This indicates
additional extraction of metal from the carbides and oxides contained in the
slags in the amountlof up to 55% in a large laboratory furnace and 27% in an
industrial furnaces. There are 5 tables.
22

USSR UDC 669.71'782. 046(088,8)
ZHEREBNO-Y) I. A., GUZ', D. S., AVDEV.EV, M. p., and BRUSMKOV, Yu. I.
Method of Charge Pelletizing"
USSRAuthorts Certificate No 267913, Filed 28/03/68, Published 24/07/70
(Translated from Referatilrnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No 2, 1�71, Abstract
No 2 G163,P)
Translation: A method of charge pelletizing by moistening,, mixing with a
binder, forming, and drying is presented.. To produce,,pellets with high
porosity, the initial cha:cge is moisturized to 18-30%. and drying is per-
lormed at 170-200%

Ace. Nr: Ref, Code: UR 0069
&00
PRIMM. SOURCE: Kolloidnyy Zhurnal, 1970, Vol 32, Nr 1,
PP
CHARACTERISTIC OF THE COALESCENCE KINETICS
OF DROPS AT THE LIQUID-I,(QUID INTERFACES
Volarovicb, M. T.: Avdeyev N. Ya.
Summary
M analytical method of obtaining a statistical characteristic of the coalescence ki-
netics of drops at liquid-liquid interfaces from minimum experimental data is conside-
red. The calculated and experimental determinations;of the:coalescence kinetics of henze-
ne and other substances are shown to be in good agreement.
1. 0t
REM/ 7WE
197Z1003

USSR UEC GB1 .325-65
AVDEA4- 9,Au Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics, Electronic:-,,
and Automation of Tomsk Polytechnic Institute
"Inhibitor"
USSR Author's Certificate NO 3114,02, Cl. H 03k 19/00, filed 23 Feb 70,
ianika i Vychislitel'naya
published 30 Nov 71 (from EM-Avtofn i1m, TelemekJ
Tekhnika No 5, MaY 72, Abstract No 5B139P)
Translation: The purpose of the invention is to creata a circuit to perform
the logical "inhibit" operation for pulse signals in'the nanosecond dura-
tion range with high t*.me resolution and with a -1~rge dyn,-unic spread in
pulse height. To achieve this purpose, the element used to discriminate the
"inhibit" is a t-vo-input, controlled current switch in which the control
elements are ~,Ms shimted 'by a silicon diod - To achieve -axilium operating
e r
speed, the T,-.)s are sent bias current in areverse direction, which assures
accelerated flipping
of the TDs to the initial state after th action.of an
input pulse. One illustration.
23

USSR UDC 533.6.oll
A
"One Dimensional Ideal Inc-o-m-ressible Fluid Flow Past S"'nalx~d Pro-
files With Strongly Cr-tb-.red 14ean Chord"
Fjizan', Izvesti,-,,-i Vyzshikh "Cichel-nykh Z-avedeniy, Aviatsionnaya Tekhnika, 110 3..
1971., pp 5-14
Abstract: 21 solution of a -.direct stationary problem o:r a flo%;- in a laver of
constant thickness for profiles of high der-ree of curvature, arbitrary in
shape and thicknoun, obtainad oq an electronic computer is preacc-ntcd. It is
asawned that fluid is ideol and incomTressible, while the flow is irrot.-Atoral.
tion of sin,-Ularitiel ~,is 63-t 01) a i-,quare parabola
A coinplex distribution func L
(or any otliur cur,,re in para-matric form) in the forin of~st triganometric serleS,
whose coefficients are detemined frorn tvo intcrconnect~3d ni-n,,~ular intuSz-al
equations. Thes-- equations are reduced to infinite syetc-mr, of linear equations
-with coefficients expressed through Fourier series coetficifint and arc effec-
tively solved by the nethod of successive approximations. Me deternination
of relative vclocitier> on the profile coiito-.jr is reduced to quadratlircs usine,
the explansion of intcr-,,rals into Fourier serien with respcct to coziines. T,.).e
converj~cnce of tho method connidercd Itcre ias by solvin- a
special problem of direct d,:itc--miiination of.k1bo >' function vjid iLs conpon',niro,
by nw-a--rical "ethcd on. a "Ural-21' convutcr.

USSR uDG 621,438
.011.2
"Experimental Investigation of the Energy Losses of the Radial
Stream in a Rotating Circular Cascade.of Cylindrical Profiles
of a Centrifugal-Turbine Impeller"
Kazan, Izvestiya Vysshylch UchebnZkh Zavedeniy, Aviatsionnaya
Tekhnika, No 3, 1970, PP 7.5-U5
Abstract: A method is set forth for e' erimentAl determination
of.the energy losses of the stream in ~piroular'~rotating oascaAe3
of cylindrical profiles of centrifugal turbineslat low subsonic
velocities of the radial stream (M-/,0.2). On the basis of this
method a loss balance on the basis of.the height of-the cascade
under investigation has been constructed, and the relationship
of the_profile losses and the outfloiwr-angle,~2 to the onflow
angle/.$., was determined. Graphs.of,total losses (profile and
secondary)-with respect to cascade height are presented. Gompari-
son-of the experimental oharacteriaties,of the circular rotating
cascade under investigation an&theiinitial straight-line curve of
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KAFAROV, V. V., Corresponding Member USSR Academy of Sciences, LAZAREV, G. B.,
and AVDEYEV,,, V. I., Moscow Chemico-Technological Institute imeni D. I.
Mendeleyev, Northern Donets Branch of the Experimental Design Office of
Automation
"A Method for Solving Multicriterial Problems of Control in a Composite
Chemicotechnological System"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 198, No 1, 1 May 71, pp 62-63
Abstract: Control of composite chemicotechnological systems, when a number
of goals are involved, is often an intuitive,process based on experience.
This article seeks ways to solve this problem mathematically and lists
Several factors which illustrate the diversity of the basic problem:
maximal output of production (in conditional units),cmaximal gain, maximal
volume output, and maximal productivity.
The authors divide the multicriterial problems into four categories:
1. Solution on the basis of ranking the criteria of optiniality, including
summation with weight factors.
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pp 62-63
2. Solution involving choice of one main criterion and limitation of the
other goals.
3. Solution based on certain intuitive arguments prompted by the nature of
the problem itself for constructing a generalized criterion, depending on
the -investigator.
4. This category, which is most amenable to mathematical treatment, involves
the use of normalized criterial space to seek a solution that will ensure
minimal distance of the specific function (F from the individual optima.
It is this latter category which the authors use in the experiment, although
it has wider application than just that discussed in the article.
Rosen's method of projectible gradients was used in solving the problems,
and testing was done at the Northern.Donets Chemical Com-plex using a
Minsk-22 computer, The program used permits solving multicriterial
p.roblems containing up to 40 variables.
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USSR UDC 62-50:66-93.012-52
KAFAROV, V. V., Member Correspondent of the USSR Academy of Sciences,
LAZAREV, G. B., and AjWU4~.~ . Moscow Chemico-Technological Institute
imeni D. M. Mendeleyev and The Experimental Design Office of Automation
in Severodonetsk
"Operational-Production Planning and Control of a Composite Chemicotechno-
logical System"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 198, No 2, 1971, pp 303-306
Abstract: A composite chemicotechnological system (CTS) is defined as a
chemical enterprise with technological branches constructed on a raw-
material and power-production base; it is.concerned with the composite
processing of raw materials and intermediate products and involves the
utilization of raw material and power wastes.
This paper treats the CTS not only as a dynamic component but also as
heuristic and logical components. Three variations of:ths problem are
posed: (1) The position of point M, into which the object from the
initial state (tomo) is transformed for the time T, is given; (2) the
position of point 11 requires determination based on a certain criterion
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pp 303-306
or set of criteria; and (3) the position of point IM is a random function
of time and must be determined by prediction.
The authors present and solve the problem mathematically, giving the
appropriate equations and one table.
The investigations show the possibility of expandingIormulation of the
problem with fixed ends for a new class ofobjects of control and solution
to the problem for a composite CTS with continuous production processes.
The article contains I table, 9 equations, and a bibliography of 2 titles.
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GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FREQUENCIES OF THE MAX. AND
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5, 01 PHENYLFORMAZAN I I AND I TS N I ( I C OMPLEX I II)f RESOLVED INTO
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LEVELS OF, It AND 11, AND 1 E ASSIGNMENTS.OF THE: TRANSJ T IONS ARE GIVENs
:THE,INTENSITY OF THE LONGWAVE ABSORPTION OF I RISES IN GOING FROM CCL
-:SUB4 TO, ETOH, WHEREAS THE INTENSITY OF THE TRANSITION'S AT SHORTER
WAVELENGTHS 010 NOT CHANGE. THE.OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS OF T14E 15T
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-JHE TRANSITIONS BETWEEN THE MO. WHICH 'INCLUDED THE AO OF, N. THE BAND OF
~-.ll 'WHICH LIES IN THE IR REGION AT 4500:CM PRIME,NEGATIVEI HAS ASSIGNE07
ON THE BAS IS OF THE CALCNS. TO JHE ELECTRONIC TRANSITION 9A SUBG-6A
ALL.TRANSITIONS WERE INTF RPRETED AS PI PI ~SEXTILE TRANSITIONS.
FACILITY: IZHEVSK. lKEKH.:,INST.,; 'IZH,EV.SK, USSR.
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ULTRAVIOLET AND VI SI bLE 'ABSORPT
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~:ORBITALS OF rhE METAL, ANO THE CLORDINATED 0 ATO~J.~ 11-11E SINGLE ELECTRON
ENE RGY LEVEL SCHEMES GF TI(ACAC) SUS3vCR(ACAC) SUb3, ANU CO(A(;AC) SU(53
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-,A SORE.05JECTIVE INTEkPRETATION OF THE: BANDS., SIM,ILARLY. THE COMPLEXES
GFITI, CR,-A(%C CO WITH 012ENZOYLMETHANE (03M) WERNE CALCD. IN THE SINGLE
:ELECTRON ENERGY,LEVEL SChEiMES OF THE COMPLEXES TI(DBM) SUB3, CR(DBM)
AND CO(CBM) SUB3 THE LEVELS OF THE CORRESPGN.DING ACETYLACETONATES
-ARE RETAINED. ALL PECULIARITIES:IN THE LONGWAVE:TRANSITIONS OF
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USSR uxt 621.396-96:681-142.5
r and BERGEL'SON M. N.
A.'Technical Realization of Final Radar Station Devices"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ 8SSR--Radioelektronika, ITo 6, 1972, pi) 712-716
Abstract: Noting that the practical realization of digital systeras
for.processing radar information presents many problems that have
as yet not been fully solved, the authors consider devices for de-
tecting and estimating target azimuth. The method to be used by
these devices is that of maximum probability in binar,r a-rilplitude
quantization of the radar pulse sirnals scanning through a single
angular coordinate, the azimuth, in a syiianetrical beam with con-
stant velocity., The dist-mice to the target is considered 2--mown.
The authors beC-in their analysis by considering an algorithm in
accordance with ..,hich the device for detection and estimation of
the target and its azimuth in binary weight pr6cessine of the sig-
nals should act. This algoritlun is rcl..!ritten in the forin of two
U -hc
equations for the weighted sum, representing t - measured az:Lmuth,
and the block diagram of a digital de ce for realizing this re-
vi
i-rritten algorithm and computing the target azimuth is shown. The
authors note that the device is made of standard di,git-.ai eleiment-s
and can easily be readjusted for changes in azimuth.detection and
computation criteria. A variation of this device is also sho,.,.,n.

USSR uDc: 621-396.96:681-32
AVDEYEV V. V.
"Ex-oerimental Study of a Digital Azimuth-Measuring Instrument"
Tr. Ryazan. radiotekhn. in-ta (Works of the Ryazan Radio Engineering Ill-
stitute), 1972, vyp. 33, pp 227-232 (from RZh-Radiot~~khnika, No 8, Aug
72, Abstract No 8G15)
Translation: A study was made of the operation of a digital azimuth
measuring instrument with "K cu'; of P" logic with respect to signals from
an incoherent Dulse surveillance radar. The study was done on a mock-up
containing an azimuthal radar scanning simulator, a device for detection.
and estimation of azimuth and a display, using the Monte-Carlo method,
-c J
(modeling of the process of signal handling, multiplo i -pet tion of the
experiment, and stipulation of the results). The rerultant chaxacter-
'sties of 'the device are presented. It was establisl'.ed that there is,
anoptimum quantization tbreshold which depends only on the input signal
level. Two illustrations, bibliography of three tit2es. N. S.
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POPOV, D. I., AVDEYEV, V. V., FEDOROV, V. A., SHESTAKOV, N. D.
"Effectiveness of a Device for Digital Two-Dimensional Filtration of Radar
Images"
Tr. Ryazan. radiotekhn. in-ta (Works of the Ryazan Radio Engineering In-
stitute), 1972, v-.,.T. 33, pp 203-209 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 72,
Abstract 11o 8G16)
Translation. The necessity for two-dimensional filtering arises, for
instance, when objects are to be recognized on twc-dimensional radar
images of a locality. When image scanning is present, i. e. as a result
of conversion of the two-dimensional image to a one-dimensional image,
the problem reduces to recognition of a pattern consisting of individual
points; it can be solved by reckoning the number of pulses which fall
into the next formation, whose position on the subsequent line is deter-
mined by the pulse of the previous line, A device which realizes this
method is described. The results of calculation of the characteristics
of the device are presented. Bibliography of five titles. 11. S.
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USSR UDC 621.396.679
A""F9j!,_Ye. V. POTtl'O%TA, V. I., Active Members of the Scientific and
Technical ciety of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Communications
imeni A. S. Popov
"Determination of the Parameters of Open Strip WavegUides"
Mos cow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 26, No 8, Aug 71, pp 56-64
Abstract: Open strip transmission,lines are quite extensively used in
microwave technology, chiefly because of their technological and structural
simplicity. Requirements for.miniaturization combined with low losses
make it necessary to use a high-permittivity dielectric as the substrate.
In this paper, universal families of graphs and nomograms are presented
for determining the parameters of open strin transmission lines. The
graphic results were obtained by a sufficiently accurate and flexible
method of analysis with no limitations on the geometry and electromagnetic
parameters of the problem, The characteristics of the quasi-TEM mode are
considered in an open asymmetric infinitely long strip waveguide which is
liomogeneous longitudinally nnd bas a n."homageneous cross section. The
authors thank A. 1'. Shpakov, Yu. K. Aleksiuldrov and E. L. Chegjn for
constructive criticism during discussion of the mantis:cript..
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uDc 62l-372.2l.bOl.2h
AVDFfEV, Ye. V., CnIGIS, i. L.
"Calculation of Meander-Twisted Sections of Strip Lines With a Nonhomo-
geneous Dielectric"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektranika, Vol 16, No 10, Oct 71, pp 1808-1.815
Abstract; The paper describes a method of calculating meander-twisted
sections of strip transmission line with a two-layer dielectric filler in
the absence of losses in the TM-approximation. A simplified model of a
meander-like structure is com-Diled which lends itself to approximate cal-
culation with regard to capacitive coupling between it~, elements. The
structural singularities of the strip line which forms~the meander arc-
accounted for in calculating the matrix of capacitances and varameters
of propagation. The problem of finding the matrix of capacitances of
a system of coupled strip lines which completely defines the parareters
of propagation in the structure reduces to solving a system oi- nonhomo-
geneous Fredholn's integral equations of the first kind for charge distri-
butions. The results of ccmputer calculation of the resonance frequencies,
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USSR UDC 621.372.851
e. V., VOSKRESENSKIY, G. V., YMMILOV, V. T.
"Study of the Properties of the Characteristic Waves in Lris Wave Guides"
Tr. Vses. soveshchaniya po uskoritelyam zaryazhen. chastits, 1968, T 2 (Works
of the All-Union Conference on Charged Particle Accelerators, 1968, Vol 2),
Moscow, VINITI Press, 1970, pp 188-193 (from RZh-Radioteklinika, No 8, Aug 70,
Abstract No 8B134)
Translation; This article contains an.investigation of propagation of natural
waves of the I[Ell type in a round wave guide-periodically:loaded with dia-
phragms, A calculation of the disp are ion, relations of the naLural waves is
presented, The geometry of the natural:wave fields is analyzod, mid their
energy characteristics are obtained. ~There are seven illustrations and a
Jour-entry bibliography.
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USSR ubc: 681.3.o6:5i
AVDEYE'I,,. Y U.,L.
"On the Problem of Defining, Designing and Developine Automated Control
Systems (Based on a Construction Industry Example)"
Sb. tr. In-t gidrodinam. Sib. otd. Aff SSSR-(Collected Vlorks. institu'e of
Hydr~odynamics. Siberian Department. Aca~e~ of sciences of the USSR), 1970,
vYp. 3, pp 7-22 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11V824)
Translation: As a result of discussion of the "automated control system"
concept, the following definition is presented: aan.automated control syste=
is a man-machine structure set up in an organization with application to a
closed control loop and designed for planning and development of optimum
projects. Possible schemes of series connection of:computers in the~closed
control.loop are described. The mechanism of decision making with the aid
of the automated control system is studied. The stages in development of
the system are discussed.
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:-T.ITLE--METHOD OF PREPARATION OF 2,C PaIM~14,CYTIDTNE AND URIDINE
NUCLEOTADES WITH THE USF OF ENZYME,PREPARATION FROM M-1 RAT SARCONit, -u-
S.A., AVOEYEVAt L.Y., OEBO.Vt S-S.
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DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--RAT, SARCOMA,.PROTEIN, ENZYME, NUCLEOTIDE, NUCLEOSIDE, CARBON
SOTOPE
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-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0102631
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tjJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE METHOD~OF PPEPARATION OF C
-,.'PRIMEI4 LABELLED EMP, UMP, CDP, UDP, CTP AND UTP FROM,CORRFSPONDING C
PR~IME14 NUCLEOSIOES WITH THE USE OF PROTEIN FRACTION OBTAINED FROM 4-1
BRAT SARCOMA WAS DESCRIBED. THE-SUPERNATANT OBTAINED AFTER
CENTRIFUGATION OF TUMOR HOMOGENATE AT 105.000 G, OR PROTEIN CONTAINING
SOLUTIONS RREPARED FROM FRACTIONS ISOLATED FROM CELL FREE EXTRACTS AT
_5-50PERCENT, 25-60PERCENT,-AND 25-80PERCENT OF~5UL ATE AMMCNIA
? pH
SATURATION' WERE USED AS THE-ENZYME SOURCE. DURING THE INCUBATION OF C
.,PRIME-14. CYTTDINE-~AND UR-10,T.NE.'WITH SUPERNATANT C~PRI.ME14._CTP AND-UTP
1WITH 40,~-50PERCENT'OF YIELD) WERE OBTAINED. TTiE USE OF THE FIRST
PROTEIN FRACTION GAVE C PRIME14 CDP AND UDP (THE YIELD 70-85PERCENT).
._:~..;THE SECOND FRACTION GAVE: C PRIME14 CDP AND UDP (T4E YIELD 50-60PERCENT)t
AND THE LATTER C PRIME14 CTP AND UTP (WITH 70-85PERCENT OF YIELD). THE
-SAMPLES OF NUCLEOTIDES OBTAINED WERE HOMOGENOUS AT SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC
-.010 CHR04ATOGRAPHIC~ANALYSIS, POSSESSED THE SPECIFIC RADIOACTIVITY OF
A.ND WERE USED AS SUBSTRATES IN FOUR ENZYMATIC
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UDC S76.851(llrovidencia)+616.935-039-0
USSR
AVDEYEVA,,,,TA SMIRNOVA, L. A., TIKTINA, Ye. G., and
T
A. G. , Leningrad Institute of Epidemiology and Micro-
biology imeni Pasteur, Leningrad City Sanitary Epidemiological
Station, and Leningrad Neva District Sanitary Epidemiological
Station, Leningrad
"Biological Characteristics of Providencia Bacteria in Connection
with Their Possible Etiological Role in Group Outbreaks of
Dysentery-Like Diseases"
Moscow, Zhurnal 'Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii,
Vol 48, No 2, Feb 71, pp 120-123
Abstract: Strains of Providencia. (Enterobacteriaceae) isolated
in the summer of 1968 from children 7-14 years old in connection
with a study of dysentery-like diseases with a single alimentary
source of infection were subjected to serological typing. A
study of 88 isolated strains of Providencia indicated that these
strains had common cultural and enzymatic characteristics, but
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AVDEYEVA, T. A., et al, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i
Immunobiologii, Vol 48, No 2, Feb 71, pp 120-123
could be subdivided into six serological types on the basis of
reactions with rabbit Off-immune sera. Five of the six serologi-
cal types, comprising the majority of the strains, were closely
related with respect to 0- or If-antigens. Within each of the
six O-groups, independently of the number of7strains in the
group, the strains had an identical-H-antigen, i.e., they
belonged to the same serotype. These scrolo'gical characteristics
differed considerably from those established for~Providencia
cultures of diverse origin.
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USSR uDc 6,69-71-053.4
HOVOLODSKAYA, A. A., AVDEEYBEVA, T, I.
Conditions of Formation of Cancrinite-Like Sodium Hydroalumosilicates in
Alumina Production Solutions and Their Physical-Chemical Characteristics"
Sb. tr. Vses. mezhvuz. nauch. konferentsii Do teorii nrotsessov tsvetn, metal-
lurii.(Collected Works of the All-Union interuniversity Scientific Conference
on-the Theory of Processes Ln Nonferrous Metallurgy), Alma-Ata, 1971, -op h31-
439 (from RZh-~Ivietallurgiya, No 7, Jul 1971, Abstract 110 7G201)
Translation: In low-module aluminate solutions containing Na 2CO3 or Na2 S04
along vith silica, the formation of hydrocancrinite alilminate is possible
during the crystallization of the aluminwa silicate residue for 45 hours at
175' in a sulfate-containing solution and for 72 hours at 220' in % carbonate-
containing solution. The cancrinite-like sodium hydroalumosilicate can be
EIntinguished from the sodalite-like hydroalumosilicate.by means of cr-fstal-
optical-and thermal analyses and also infrared spectros~copy.~ There are 7
i1lustrations and a 10-entry bibliography.

4_-
USSR LM11c: 6;?1.378.-)25
MrDEYEW V I AL PHOV-1cl!". M. A_ vii 11Y UY-016', IM. 1). V~,AYE_N'~,-o, v. I.
LEVOYEV, I. I. V. A. , STARIKOV, A. D.
"Use of Translucent Mcui` and Thin-film Gate's in -lie GOS-1000 Liser
lAoscow, Kvantovava Elelrtronika, No 2, 1971, D G9-73
p
Abstract: The authors n. L
-esen' da'& on a translucent laser cate based on
a thin lyr
pol ner fillm to l;-hich polymethyne dye has been added, and it is shcin,
that such a film gate c-ni: be used along with a liquid gate Lo obiain h.JE;h-
j:- -power monoplf_lse emmissicn. in the GOS-1000 laser. It is -fourd that -fili,-L -and
liquid rates can be used for Q-switclting neodymizi-m rslans: luserc vith a larg.-c-
output beo-r-a taperture (4-5 = or more). Th7e describe.d gat~,c are ft~irly
siimle and can be used in scrially produced indljo~trlal_ type COS-1000,
in the analogous t3Te COS-300 u-nit and others without any appreciable change
in the construction of the device or in tile power supl.,.ly circui-t. T-he hizn-
est enero-, and emissicn powel- on the GCS-lCOO laser,: in the monopulse mof~e
(80 J and 2.5 Gld) can be att-aired by using a rate which is a cell filled
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USSR
AVDEYEVA, V. I. et al., Kvantovaya Elektroni a, Ko 2, 197", PP 69-733
k
with polymethyne dye solution. The new film gate describ~?d ir this raper,
which is a thin polymer film wi-*Lh polymethyne dye added to the -film, base,
is most sini)le in use and i)rcvides comDaratively high emission raramete-rs
in the GOS-1000 laser (50 J and 1.5 GIV), has no optical components in its
design, is suitable for use for long periods (8-10'r-ont".1is', and can be used
repeatedly at comparatively low energies An the monopulse 20 J,
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USSR UDc 621-373:530 - 1115, - 0
, !1-L Pn-ROVICH, M. A. VATYIJKOV, 14. P. , ISA-fE-T.--!,-O , V. 1.
LEWMYEV, I. I. , SEREBRYP--KOV, V. A., STARIKOV, A. D.
"Use of Liquid and Filra T,.ans-,.,Iission Gates in a GOS-1000 Laser"
V sb. 1111rant. elektronika (Quawitum Electronics-collection of
No 2 Mfoscow, 19'rl,-T-P-69-73 (from RZh-aadiotekhnih a, No 7, jul 71,
Abstract No 7D114)
Translation: Data are presented on atrarignission I.-ate ba:~ed on a thin
polyner film. into which polyrr thyne dye is introduc-d. --rid on the use
of this gate in a GOS'--1000 laser as aQ-switch. Four il-lustrpticn:;,
bibliography of' five tk Jo!s. Remm'o.
A 11! 1::!

Entonology
USSR UDC 614.449-577-51-0814.484t615.285.7
ALEKSEYEW I A. 11. , AVDMVA ~,,.~ZUROV, 1. S., and TOKAREVAO T. G., All-
ns itu e of Disinfection and Sterilization# t1inistry
Union ScientifielffreaNcelittut,
of Health USSR, and Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lo notiov, Moscow
"The Chemosterilizing Effect of Organofluorine Compounds on Larvae and Imagoes
of Fleas That Are Ectoparasites of Rodente'
hoscow, Yleditsinakaya Parazitologiya i Farazitaniyye Bole,znij Vol 140p No lp
Jan/Feb 71, pp 28-32
Abstracts Sodium fluoroacetate and f2uoroacetamide in sublothal doses Nera
administered to inagoes of the fleas Ceratophyllus consimilis and Xenopsylla
cheopsics by feeding tkom on an apparatus previously described by A. R. Alah--
seyev (Red. parazitol., no 4, 467, 1965). L=rae of the fleas vere given these
compounds by feeding then on excrement from Imagoes that received the poison.
by being fed wither through a membrane or on the blood of poiconed mice ussed
as hosts. The F-containing poisons in doses of approximately 0.5 X 10-3 r,,jrwa
Inhibited re=oduction and reduced the fertility offleas,~uhen adainistered to
either male or fonale adult fleas. They.also reduced to a marked extent the
fertility of imagoes groim from larvae tiumt had received poison, besides hax-
ing a toxic effect on the larvae. Inhibition of fertility was more pronounced

EM - - -1 -
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USSR UDC 51:330.115
AVDIYSKIY V. N.
"One Problem of Control of Reserves"
Sovrem. Probl. Kibernet., [INIodern Problems of Cybernetics--Collection of "horks],
Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 179-184, (Translated from~Referativnyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5V58l, unsigned).:
Translation: The problem is rcduced.to determining the miniMLIIII solution. of a
system of extreme algebraic equations (RZKNIat. 1964, 3A142).
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j~
10 Vocclat-el,
EFFLCT OF rEKPi:RATLRF, 11ND TithRXAL STnSS FIELDS ON T!... FOMMATTON
OF THE DI~LOCATIUN STKIJC~'CAE IN Sl!;CL-- CI~Y.",TALS,OF CALLILI~t
BY 'rliE CzCCERAL5KI H"I.-CROD
A. AvdoninJ.S.. S..VAki~raicycv, M. C. .1i1'l'v1,d.4kiV, V. b.
(Arcicle byl
CorrcspOndi11,_Px_mbcrof tria USSR Ac.'.J,tm.- o~
Smirnoy,-Yu.- F_-Shchelkla Stott: Sciantific Fraezrch ,_ne ?!~'rtniuq
and ),-,i tp~a
'Inatirilta. at 'the Note HLt;1 Indwcry: Moscow, BuLladv '~Ladcmit Xal!ii SSSR, R~-
sian, Vol 20C), No 2, 1971, submitted 30 April 1971, pp ~111t-30j
ULHIOCAtIC-15 in ninglu cryntaIr groan from a me!# Are fomed ba3'c.,_11y
%older Lite affect of thermal streation arising during coolini, Of Lhe iiq~ot du'.'t':;-'
the proccus of Its growth. If these stresses exceed the,critical shear of thv
material at the corteopending temperature., they cause 711st1c. flow which
partially or completely remves'Llia thertcal. stresses. Consequcrttly, the dt"7
sity distribution of the dislocations in the crystal most be determined by L:,,.
thermal ottens field in the temperature ran~-,e of eneplast1c.notetial.
Howe ver. up to now analysis of the condiciona of fon"tion of the dl.r-
location structure of single Matals growa -*ram a malt. h= raJoced Psscntlal.,
to establishment ,of the empirical relation 3i the dislocation density to the
magnitude of the temporaturt: gradients In tl-.c vicinity of the cry5talliza-vor,
frcnt.~, Here, the de-fining 'role won attributed either to the radial [I] or
the axial 12-1.1 compcnenrs of t1io temperature gradient. -.he problem of the
volumetric stressed state in Lhe crystal was not conuidered in there works as
a result of the great mathematical difficulties of solv4.%S it,
In this paper, a new approach to solving the prolslett hart been ixncd tho
I
achematic of which consists in the fact that the ccmperatutre field is calc-
lated Oa .1 cempucer considering the boundary conditions ot)tainva vxPerirvotaliv
after which the thermaelautic stress fleld is calculated. Tat- volu=etric els-
tributiott of the thermoclastic sheer atrct;Ges obtained in thio way compare
with the corresponding values of the yield stressco for rallium arsenide de-
ter-minLd from independent experiments. 11-his approach per--ito analys", of the
conditions of formation of dislocarior.5in the cryntal growth proccus.
Single cryatals of gallium arsenide were grown from vndur a layer of
molten boron anhydride in the 1111) direction. The temperature distribution
in the crystal was fixed by tungaton-rhentu= thermocouples 0.2 am in diameter
1 - USSR T
_J

V A)
27 j
"J
Figure 1. lnothtr--s and topography of tw%Lnrl a!
atres'ses in a s~lngle crystal of galllitza arsenice.
Me numbers on the curvu~ indizaw the-valuez a~-
T-102 'Kp/Mm2 corrczponding to the ccn~txit va1Z4$*
I Ines. The dotted I-Ines outline, the rerions in
which the active strwoues 't are le-as than the
calculated yield stress. .& nu;ubers in paren-
these& along the y-axis ct,rresponds to the reduced
critical 3tresses x IG2. L7
p Key: A. (Ter)
Key: 1. k8lam-
4.1
7
Figure 2. Distribution of the tangential stresscA
TI, T2, T3 (a) and the dislocation density (b) In
the transverse cross ucetton of a single crystal of
ra
gallium arsenide.
2
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-`_V/2-,. 026 UNCLASS1 PIED! PROCESS
j:ITLE--EUROPIUM (1) CENTERS IN POTASSIUM IODIDE -U- INIG DATE-18SEP70
~:AUTHOR-(014I)-VAR,ENKO, G.D.r AVDONINv V.P., 7-AZUBOVICHt, S.G." PLACHENOV,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--OPT. SPEKTROSK. 1970, 28(2), 284-8
'A T E, PUBLISHED ------- 70
~,SUBJECT AREAS--NIATERIALSt PHYSICS
TOP I C, TAGS--SINGLE CqYSTAL, LUMINESCENCEvEUROPIUM, CRYSTAL LATTICE
':'.~-~.~STRUCTURE, BETA IRRADIATION, POTASSIUM IODIDE
-,CONTROL MARKING--Nn RESTRICTIONS
OnCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REeLIFRAME-1984/0087 STEP N(J--UR/0051/70/02~3/002/026/t/t)2!38
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054884
-_UNCLASSIFIED

POCESSING DATE-18SEP70
026 UNCLASSIFIED
:C"IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054884
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. LU-14INESCENCE.CIF KI SINGLE CRYSTALS
EUI SUB3 WAS INVESTIGATED. THES E, CRYSTALS EXHIBIT A WEAK BAND AT
~.:'--4qO N14v IN ADON. TO THE MAIN BAND AT 428#,'WHEN THE CONC14, OF EU DOES, NOT
.~,~EXCEED 10 PRIME NEGATIVE4 MOLE PERCENT* CONVERS1014 OF I BAND INTO
ANOTHER WAS INVESTIGATED AS A FUNCTION OF THE CONCN. OF THE F CENTEAS,
"L C
AND BETA IRRADN. POLARIZATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LUMIN S ENCE
:WAS ALSO DETD. THE 480 NM LUMINESCENCE-15, DUE TO.THE PRESENCE OF EU(I)
..,:-,.FN TH-E.LATTICE AND-15 ASSOCDo WITH POINT DEFECTS, PPOUABLY ANIONIC
.,.-.-:VACANCIES& POLARIZATION STUDIES INDICATE THAT DEFECTS ARE IN THE
OF THE C SU84 CRYST. AX[Sa
UNCLASSIFIED

Acc.
Nr: Abstracting; S i:
erv Ref. Code:
01%~0'416%94- CHEMICAL ABST.. -it R 0 45-
85273a Light products oft clestruction~ of benzene by
rotlitium. rei6oil ato A d (Mosk. Cos. Uoiv, im.
V 0
Lonionosova. Moscow, nlr~. ~VVS. Energ. 1970,
4'j), 83-4 ~Russ). Liqi :QOH67~Aj Oj-12.ikasi irradiated by
thermal n (1.2 X-1013 n/cm'--sec) f r 14 min: ~i -70*, and the-
labeled products C-4 and HIP were detd. by gais liq. chr6matog.
lc: 'jet). Con'tenCof labeled ethyl-
(5-m column. packed witli silt, 2
ene and butadiene was iiidependent 4f It conc6~, ands-the yield
of labeled acetylene increased Witli r, toficn. tip to 5 X 10-,M It
and then remained const. SuniL, r results were obtained with
CoHr-cyclohexant. .1viechap,is m of the proc6s'is diicussed.
J. Panchartek

I I S EP7 0
UNCLASSI F IED PROCES&INS DATE
017
TLE--REACTIONS OF TRITIUM RECnIL'ATOMS IN PI HEXA4E-BENZENE BINARY
-U-
,---AU`TH0R--AV0ONINA EN.p ELLAKHIR9 A.v NESMEYANOVv A.N.
OF INFO--USSR
,.S OURCE--VESTN. MOSK. UNIV., KHIM. 19701 11(1),, '42-5
AATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJE-CT,,AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
TOP I CTAGS--HEXANET BFNZFNF, TRITIUmt NEUTRO4 RADIATION, CHROMATDGRAI)HY,
CHEMICAL LABELING
RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-,PROXY REEL/FRAME--I989/0151 STEP NO--UR10189/70/011/001/0042/0045
CIQC ACCE;SION Nn--AP0106811
UNCL ASS IF IED

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f~-_2/3 -0 Z7
UNCLASSIFIE6:.'~ ~.P*.OCESSING DATE -20NOV70
v:sClRC ACCES!iICN NO-AP0125919
(U) GP-0- A
,,.ABSTRAC.T/ EXI i~AC T BSTRACT. ZR AND HF PHOSPHITES WEREPREPD.
aYl THE~*INTERACTION OF MOCL SUBZ (M.EQUALS~
-ZRv HFJ: WITH AN
-OPH.CSPHGRIC ACID SOLN. IN ORDER TO DET. THEM COMPN.:OF THE COMPDS.f
TH&.MCCL SUG2 H SUB3 PO SU83.H SUBZ:O SYSTEM
-WAS :INVESTIGATED AT A
si~
0
N CGNCN. OF MOCL SU82 OF 0.1M AND:AT'A VARIABLE C.ONCN. OF H SUB3 PO
-ThE RATIO H.SUB3 PC SU83:M%~EqUALS.~N IN THE~ISTAKTtNG MIXTS. VARIED
_SUB3-
FROM 0.5 TO 10; EXPTS. WITH A HIGHER CONCNO OF THE ACID WERE ALSO
-PERFORME.O. THE PPTN.- OF A COLORLESS FLOCCULENT RESIDUE TOOK PLACE IN
PF~EPD. MIXTS. THIS RESIDUE- WAS: ANALYZED' FOR THE ZR AND'HF
CONTENT, RESP. THE PhO SPH I TE ION, WAS . DETD-. BY THE - I ODOMETR I C METHOD.
JHE WATER CONTENT IN THE OXYPHOSPHATES:WA&.DETD. FROM ~THE,DIFFERENCE; IN
..JHE MEDIUM PHOSPHITES, IT WAS DETD.' FROM THE,SYM. 'AZA SUBSTITUTION AND
::~METALAT,ICN AFFECTED THE PI ELECTRON, DISTRIBUTION IN THEMOL.rALTERED
OSCILLATCR ORIENTATION ANDf CONSEQUENTLYi: RESULTED IN SIGNIFICANT
CHANGES. 7IN THE SPECTRUM AS COMPARED, WITH:j OR SYM SUBSTITUTED IV. MAX.
ION OF ZN, 11. AND ZN, I I I MOLS.~ !WAS AS HIGH AS 40.PERCENT WHEREAS
T, f::
,,,THE-:-P0LAR-I ZAT ION OF THE MORE SYMO , MG I:V- MOLS.,, SIMILARLY TO THA 0
:,_~_,METALLOPGFPhYRINS# 010 NOT EXCEED AND WAS CONST. ALONG THE
SPECTRUM ACCORDINGLY, A SYM. :FLAT USCILLATOR STRUCTURE OF MG IV WAS
ASSUMED.., AS-A RESULT OF THE. AZA SU8STJTUFION;:OF'T+iE PORPHINE SKELETON
METALATIONt THE LONG WAVE OSCILLATOR.; IN THE ROL'. Of- :THE METAL
..7 .~',PORPHYR.INS 15 ORIENT THE. AXIS CONNECTING Tl* PERIPHERAL N ATOMS
ED ALONG
CENTRAL ATOM OF THE.ME-TAL.
UNCLASSIPIED

USSR Ux
SAMIOSVATJ L. S ..I _.,9,, 11 'K Yu.
ISETLOVSKIY, i. V., an' .0) P.
All-Union Scientific Research Institute of the ff.-Fi~iene ani To..JcoIcCy of
Pesticides, Polymers and Plastics and UIrainian AZricultuml Acader..,Zr
"Aftereffect of Linuron ani its Residues in Soil and Pltiiit-s"
Moscow, Khirdya v Sel skom FjiozyLystve, Vol 8, No 3, Ithr 70, -op 55-56
Abstract: Vie authors in 1966-1967 studied under 'I i el ft c o nd p s th e
r)
effectiveness o" linuron on corn plantinr~s and its after,e I I ect o uh,. 2
agrimiltural. crops, and also rictermined rc-sidiles of the in the _-oil
n, T Uh~, cxm!rI!...ent,- irere co-ducted at tfie 14'l.,tnitskava
a
I plants
Station of the Ukrainian Af',ric,.x-Itural Amademy. -IrTic sofl. is de~!p low-humic
uO t e d- caiti7.,ation
madiuz-a-loany che-Irnozem. Toe linuron vas a--:.i d Ir
or pree:_rer~ence harroTT_Jn,,_ in doses of 2,4 and 8 k,,-/h--. -11he linuron residues
F,
in the soil were detenuu-ned 11-y tuo me-thodrs, viz. bioloc;ically.with white
mustard as the indicator plan-r, and by thin-layer cliromtoj-rapfly. It wa s
found that linuron in a dose 0" 3-4 kg,/ha never penctrated deop-r than 10 cn-,
L
from the soil surface durin- the corn vegetation period. with 5-7 rercent of
the initial quantity found- in this layer four months after ap-plication. 'fne
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