SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AVDYUSHKINA, S.I. - AVETISYAN, G.A.

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SAI-'OSVP.T, L. S. iridyav Bel Skom, Khozyays UV6 Vol 8) .10 3,
Mar 70,t PP 55-56
greater part of the herbicide (76-8-81-3 percent) deco!=osea the --Pirst
ronths followinf,- application. Z',;:) !inuron was -L^,:) i i n d in the ke-m-21, of
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ripe corn gro-wrn with an appl-~ca` /h
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the har~'Dicide (0-13-0.14 mg- per of plants vith natural content).
A 3-4 I-az a dose of linuron applled to corn had no adverse e f-t on them
yield oil oats) vetch-oat mdxtulree, sunflowers, zu,,py leets vi-teat.

UNCIL 31010 DAYE-'27NOV70
FK CESSI'NG
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T;ITLE.---~AFTER EFFECT OF LINURON AND:ITS-RESIOUES IN SOiL AND PLANTS
AUTHOR- (0 4 J -SAMOSVA T, L.S., AVDYUSHKINA, S.1.9 VESELOVSKIYl I.V.1 MANKOf
YU. P.
,,-COUNTRY, OF. INFO--USSR
S OU PC E-- K H I MSEL. MIDI, 1970183):t 215;--16:
'SEDATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT A'AEAS---%ER0lNAUTICSv BIOLOGICAL AND .14EDICAL ~S'C I ENC E S
TOP[C TAGS-CHE~HCAL DECOMPOSITION, SOIL CHEMISTRY, ilERBICIDE, SOIL
-STRUCTURE
-~IGNTqOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.'_?RnXY REEL/FRAME.--3004/0184 STEP NO--UR/0394/7,0/008/003/0215/0216
'C' I RC ACCESSICN -`10--AP0130943
UNCLASSIFIED

;-2/2 012 UNCLAssiFIEU~'.- ORbCEStING DATE--27NOV70
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130943
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, GIOASSAY BY SMAIPIS ALBA ANO
CHROMATOG. ANAL. OF RESIDUAL LINURON FRUM.FIELD E
XPTS. INDICATED THAT
THIS HERBICIDE APPLIED AT PRESOWING~CULTIVAIION PENETRATED TO 10 Cm OF
STRONG L014 HUMUS, LOAMY CHERNOZEM SOIL:.~ THE HERBI(IDEIWAS MOSTLY
DEGRADED' AFTER 2 MIONTHS. Nn RESIDUES WERE FOUNO '4 SEEDS. CROPS
I~ THE
~-~~.GROWN ON THE TREATED AkEAS IN THE~ FOLL014ING YEARS WERE:NUT AFFFCTED.
FACILITY: VSES. NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. GIG. TOKSIKOL. PESTITS.,
POLIM. PLAST. MASS, KIEV, USSR.
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tile Wllo.i"g; 1) tr,llsport. .1- -!h t,,
operaLi-ju reinji.11,1nn of tho np~r,atlcsi ,, tho --t md ro-
Pair plans. 4) Ie,:I,~iong -jith re3p,-t t.
5) equipiient plinp, ind it) n1neii for of 0-
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~:-DGCUM.~NJ CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY RELL/FRAME--1986/0829 STEP NO--Uk/03OL/70/016/002/0137/Ot39
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102791
UNCLASS IFIED

026 UNCLASSI FIFO PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
~',C:iRC ACUSSION NO--AP0102791
~:ABSTRACWEXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- AfISTRACT. :INTRACEqEFSRAL ADMINISTRATION OF
ACTINOMYCIN D INTO MICE INHIRITSVRIDINE AND OROTIC ACID IlCORPoRATIoN
INTO RNA BY 62-79PERCENT I H AFTER INJECTION OF D~UG. ~ AS DISTIt,!CT FROM
ACTIMOMYCIN D- F SUB1 FRACTION OF THYMUS HISTONES DOES NOT INHIBIT RNA
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-"RNA SYNTHESIS~:MAKES IT POSSIBLE THAT THE SITE DFHISTONES ACTION IN
,~i,.,BRAIN.TISSUE CELLS-IS NOT THE CHROMATINE OWT OTHER STRUCrURE.S POSSIBLY
THE MEMBRANES.

USSR Ul)C,51:15S.001.57:612.82
H
AIERBUNH& D Ya
"Cerrain Problems of Simplification of the Description of LaTge Systems"
Bollshiye Sistemy-Massovoye Obslu Nadezhnost' [Large Systems. Queueing. Relia
-s] , Moscow, Nauka Pr ss, 1970,: pp 45-54 (Translated
-bility -- Collection of Work e
~fron, Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 3, 1971, Abstrict No 3 V604 by V.
Serdobollskiy),
Translation: Results are presented from a statistical study of the average behavior
"e represented by linear
of rather large networks of formal neurons. The neurons a,
threshold elements. The weight coefficients and thresholds tuere selected at
random. 7%,zo main simplifying assumptions were used: statistical independence of
signals at the inputs from the random parameters of the neturork and statistical
indeDendence of si-nals at various inputs frolm each other. As a result of avera-
-ing,. closed equations were produced, describing the time dever-dence of the average
activity of the network and the time correlations for MacCailoch..and Pitts neurons,
rons, continuous neurons and pulse neurons. ~The existence o17 a
refractory neu
threshold of mean network activity is established, over which excitation of the
network is not attenuated.
1/1

USSR UDC 576.8-095-383
MAGIRTSEV, D. G., PERTSOVSKAYA, A. F.1 YAKMN, YE, D., and.AVaJOAM,
9 1 Chair of Sail Biology, Biology and Soil Faculty, hfoscoii State
Un versity imeni M.,V. Lomonosov, hoscow, and.Institute of Physic ChemistTy,
-Academy of Sciences USSR
"Determination of the Degree of Adhesion of Cells of Hicroorganisms to
Solid Surfaces"
Moscow, Mtkrobiologiya, Vol 40, No 6, Nov/Dee 711 pp 1024-1028
Abstracti The force with which cells of 11strains of,microorganisms of
g.species adhered to the surface of a glass plate upon'sAsorption was deter-
mined on a centrifuge equipped with a special rotor. The number N of Cella
0
adsorbed on the galas surface from suspensions of equal concentration bafore
the force detaching them was applied decreased in the brder~Staphylococcus
aureus 120-'N Bacterium fimbriatum N Bacillus mesentericus 112-> Ser.
narcescens 71 > Ser. marcescens 103 > Bac. mesentericus 53.;~, Fseudomonas
fluorescens > Pa. pyocyanea Bac. cereus 116.:7,-- Bac. subtilis 27->-
Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The value of F - N. 100/110, where N is the
number of cells that remained on the surface after rotAtion-at 16,000 rpm
(7,800 rpm for Sacch. corevisiae)$- decreased in the order Ser. r.Lrcescens
71 ----* Staph. aureus 120 -~r Ser. marcescens 103 Sacch, cerevislae
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ZVYAGIWTSEV, D. G., et al., Mikrobiologiyap Vol 40, No 6, Nov/Dee 71, pp 1024-
1028
bac. cereus 116~> Ps. pyocyanea-> Bac. mesentericus 53 Bact. fimbriatum
> Ps. fluorescens > Bac. mesentericus 112 Subtilis 27. The force
Bac.
F5. at which 50% of the cells adhering to the glass became detached was
-4
within the range of 4 X 10-7 - 4 X 10 dyne/cell for the microorganisms
studied. d-F,decreased with increasing age of the cultures. It was
typical for some strains (principally those of species'of the genus Bacillus)
that the number of cells which adhered to the surface was small, while F
50
-5
was large (0.6 X 10 dyne/cell). For Ser. m'arcescens 71 and Staph. aureus
1201.both the number of cells that adhered and the force of adhesion were
large. Ron-sporiferous bacteria (e.g,, those of the genus Pseudononas)
adhered to the solid surface in large numberB, while F~ for them was spiall,
-6 -6 50
(o.4 x lo 0.6 X 10 dyne/Cell').' Consideration of.,the values of P
a
e4ual to the ratio of P to the Yolume of a cell indicated that the force of
50
adhesion on the basis of Pa was highest for Ser. ma ces,cens 71 and Staph.
aureus 120p while It was much lower for the other straJ-ns. An electron-
microscopic examination showed that the great strength of adhesion of k1jer,
marcescens 71 and Staph. aureus 120 was due to the presence of thin cell-wall
protuberances that facilitated contact. 2/2

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Abstractt Service: Ref Code
qc. r
06105553
CHEMICAL~.ABST'.~
r 126'935p Infrared reflection ;and transmission spectra of
Ugai, Ya. A..: -Xra
boron. Averbakh E M -
tsenko, 0. B.;
Solov'er, -V,, ~ E. . 4(Voro -Zos. Univ..
FIS: I ekh. Polupror. 197 -5 (Russ). The ir reflection
and transmtVion spectra of B in the fl-rhombohedral. form were
investigated in the range lastrumentation and sample
prepn. are described for reflectance and transmission studies.
Spectra are presented. Transmittance of B'single crystals de-
creases sharply at wavelengths >4.'5;i and incre",-s beyond 13,u.
Reflectan',ze and transmission sp6ctra show comiderable agree-
Ment. . A band at 8.15,~ i~,assigned as a result pf crystal lattice
vibration. Bands at 7.2 and 2. 7 u are the res'u, It of crystal im-
purities. Edward F. King'
REEL/FP%A~

USSR UDC 546.~~M.6'21'131-386
FOMIN, V. V., LIPIS, L. V., AVERBAKH, L. I., MAYOROVA,:Ye. P., and LEMAN, G.' A.
"Uranyl Chloride Solvation With Tributyl hosphate"
p
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol 16, No 3, Mar 71, pp 772-775
'Abstract% A study of the system UO 2Cl -tributylphosphate (TBP) was carried
2
out, concentrating an the effect ot the solvent. The system was studied by
the cryoscopical method, the distribution method, and spectroscopically.
Extraction of U02C12 with the mixture of TBP and CC14 + dichloroethane or
heptane gave a pure compound U02CI2-2TBP,.supportingIthe contention that
disolvates form under conditions studied. The spectrum of U02Cl2*2TBP de-
pended strongly on the solvent used in spectral analysis, but there were no
indications that solvates other than the disolvate were formed. Cryoscopical
determinations showed that only the disolvates exist in the~system U02C'2*
.2TBP-TBP.
-MIN.

Organ and Tissue Transgant--~tibn
USSR UDC 612.171-612.21. ~7-caq. 843
P1Rrfj--'Aj,', A. A., AllIClurov, ?1, VIODOn"I'aK, - 1. V.
DOMN, V. G. W
-TrT-.-,0T,-,TUKHOVA, I. V., VAKSINW11, B. H., GAWLTA, V. 11., ancl KC.-'LC.V, P. D.
"Use of an Isolated Heart-Lung Preparation in ExWrinentaal Transplant Surgerf"
floscow, Voyenno-1'-,--,di-tsins1:iV Zhurnal, Ho 2, 1971, pp 22-23
y re-port, on the use of in Isolated hC;.1zt ung
Abstracti Bz-ief prelimi= -1
prepoxation with a imrk.-Juig heaxt in more than 200 exptx-Lmentz on dogz, S.A.rie,
calvesq and sheep. The isolated heart-lung, prer-umation is conrectod by
special- C-annulas to the periphcrnal vesse-1-5 of the zucivient's systemac
circulation, The isolated "Lungs irs-aire P-yi air zitxtun urder
tion conditions. The pa-rar-1.3ters of electricn, activity o--F' the donor's and
recipient's hezxt-sy reciplent's br--in, hemod,~y--=csj biochemicall changes in
J.
blood, external xc-spixatory functiont blood gascst narpholoV o.f t1ne tissues
of tho isolated heart-lung p-rapa-ra t ion (in varioum sta~;cz Of
clp'cnt (following, biolo;ical o:--jecaation) investiCated. The
of the r-- A.
Oxperimenta nhow.,d that tho phy,31cally rtabillz~ld heart-lv,ng pz-ep=ation
iffien usod an a biologleal oxy[pnator ranains viabla zi.nd ozmu,,Lv~i good lunir, and
heart function for 10 to 15 hours, It if, wpablo of a-djusti.-j; automaticca-Ily
to the recipient's circulation and Athout tra=tizing. tho for:vad elemients

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112 018 UNCLASSIFIE D PROCESSING DATE--,30OCT70
'TITLE--DEGREE OF LIGHT ABSORPTION IN POTASSIUM 01HYDROGEN PHOSPHATE SINGLE
CRYSTALS -U-1
~4L-THOR-(03)-AVERBAKIJ, V.S.,.BATYREVA, I.A.j 31ESPALOVt V.O.
,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SO.URCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZA/ED~. RADIOFIZ. 1970, -13(2)r 307-9
-DATE. PUBL ISHECr--70
us ECT AREAS-CHEMISTRYt PHYSICS
T-OPTC TAGS--PHOSPHATElt SINGLE CRYSTAL, HYDROGEN COMPOUND, ABSORPTION
COEFFICIENT
:CONTROL MARKIhG-NO RESTRICTIONS
.DGCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/1559 STEP NO-UR/0141/701013/C?C),2/0307/0309
CIRC AGCESSICN NC--AP0125185

.212 Ole UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS114G DATE--30OCT70
C1RC-ACCESSIGN NO--AP0125185
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SPECTRAL CURVES WERE DETO. OF THE
..A5SORPTICN COEFFS.' OF K DIHYDROGEN PHOSPHATE SINGL&,CRYSTALS IN THE
RANGE 0.6-1.4 MU FOR THE ORDINARY AND THE EXTRAORDINARY RAYS.
THE-RELATIVE DISPERSION OF THE ABSORPTION COEFF. FOR THE ORDINARY WAVE
WAS.LOW. 'FACILITY: NAUCH.-,ISSLED. RADIOFIZ..~ INST., GOR-K.
UNI V. GORKI,, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 546-814-31:548.55
UGAY, YA. A., LAVIROV, V. V., ANOKHIN, V. Z., and
Voronezh State University-, Voronezh 41.1inistr- ghe and Secondary
Y y of Ei r,
SPecializea Education, IRSFSR
"Growth of SnO2 Single Crystals"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR -- Neorganichoskiye Materialy, Vol
6, No 4, Apr 70, op 750-752
Abstract: A method is suggested for the growth of Sn02 crystals
which is more convenient than known methods for the growth of SnO2
crystals from the gas phase. The transporting.agent is water in the
C3
vapor state, continuously fed to the "evaporation" zone. A cylindrical
specimen of pressed and annealed stannic ox:~de (diameter 22 mm) is
placed in a high-temperature zone (t =11570 G) created by carborundum
heaters inside a high-alumina ceramic tube.(diameter 22 rs.,q). A stream
of water vapor Afrom a quartz boiler is continuou-sly fed into the fur-
nace. The rate of water vapor feed into the Sn02 evaporation zone
does not exceed 4 mol/hr. Intensive growth ofZnO 2 crystals is ob-
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eorgani cheskiye
UGAY, YA. A*, et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SS.SR
Vol 6, No 4, Apr 70, pp 750-752
Materialy,
served in the furnace zone with a temperature 1450-15200 C. The
color and faceting of the freely growing crystals vary greatly accord-
ing.to the temperature of the crystallization zone. The article con-
side rs the growth mechanism and the attendant chemical interactions.
2/2

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USSR uDc: 621-372.824
AVERBUK, M. E., VASIL'YEVA,, L. V.
"A Coaxial Line of Elliptical Cross Section With Two-Layer Filling
V sb. VoDr. elektron. tekbniki (Problems of Electronic Technolo&r--collee-
tion of ;;or-ks), Earatov, 1971, pp 98-104.(from RZh_Radiotekhnika, No 6,
Jun 71, Abstract No 6B152)
Translation: The dispersion equation of a two-layer line is found by means
of difference functions in the general case of a laminar isotropic coaxial
line of elliptical cross section. Five illustrations, bibliography of nine
titles. Resum'e.
14

USSR uDc: 621-372.853.2.092.22
AVERBUK, M. E.
"Fields in Longitudinally Gyrotropic Circular Cylindrical Layers Near a
Shield!'
V sb. Vopr. elektron. tekhniki (Problems of Electronic Teehnoloey--collec-
tion of works), Saratov, 1971, PP 93-97 (from RZh--Radiotekhnika, No 6
Jun 71, Abstract No 6B146)
Translation: Bessel difference functions are used in deriving expressions
for the intensities of fields which open up possibilities for the deriva-
tion of dispersion equations for.multiple-layer longitudinally gyrotropic
waveguides.in analytical form. One illustration, bibliography of four
titles. Resume.
35

Information Theory & Pattern'Recognit,ion
USSR UDG 399-0:62-501.2
AVERBUKH, G. YU., KATASHKOV, E. S., and ROZOV, YV. L.
"Determination of Minimum Interrogation Rate in Analog-Digitul Conversion of
Random Signals"
Moscow, Izmeriteltnaya Tekhnika, No 3, Mar 73, pp, 15-17
Abstract: The article considers the problem of selecting the quantization
interval in the generation of random processes on the basis of statistical
characteristics delueradned from a limited sample length. Results are obtained
relating the quantization step to the lergth of a processed sample with a given
reproduction fidolity. The r~sultO show that in problems of random signal gen-
eration from digital data, the accuracy of the statistical quick analysis can
be comparatively low, and the samples selected to be processed in a number of
practical cases should have a length of no more than 10-20 correlation intervals.

USSR UDC 631.2911.27
AVERBUKH, G. YU., ROZOV, YU. L., CHELPANOV, 1. B., Leningrad
"Error in Measuring the Maximum Values of a Stationary Random Process by Dis-
crete Methods"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya, No 21 1973, pp 35-42
Abstract: A study was made of the problem of estimating the error in determin-
ing the maximum values of a continuous -random process by_digital data. The
analytical expressi.ons were obtained for determining the amplitude and phase
errors by means of which the maximum possible recording interval can be found
with respect to the given admissible error in recording the extremal values.
Only one simplest alprithm is Conaidered: , The valumi of the process, which are
greater than two adjacent ones are taken as the estimate of the magnitude and
position of the local extremum. The amplitude eeror In dotermining the maxi-
mum values of the investigated signals is also considered. The results of
the analysis indicates the possibility 6f using digital recording techniques
to determine the maximum values of the investigated processm The formulas
which are,derived permit determination of the admissible digitalization inter-
val by the given admissible error in reproducing the maximmi values.
1/1
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Loc 620. 179.16
AVERBUKH, 1. 1. and GRADINAR, V. V. All-Union Scientific Research Institute
o F io nTe T;K-c-t~v e' T e s-in g
"Testing the Strength Properties of Composite Materials
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 3s 19?3, PP 12-15
Abstraett The method of acoustical emission was employed to study glued joints
and their strength in bimetallic materials. Layer materials were jointed with
type VS-IOrT cement. The materials were titanium and ;,steel joined by explosive
forming using the cement. Certain para- Imeters (incomplete polymerization of the
cement, increase of seam width, creation of a porous seam, and weak adhesion
bonding) were varied for testing. To determine shear strength, the acoustical
emission pulses were measured for varying applied load. From this, shear
strength was determined and it was found that the numtor of pulses increases
wIth increasing load up to a load of 2500 kg, after which it drops off. From
this study it was deteimined that the method of acoustical enission can be
used as a meajis of det6rmining the proper heat treatmont for bimetallic
naterials to obtain the maximum sbear, strength. Three,. figurus, two table,
and three bibliographic references.
1/1
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USSR
NIKIFORENKO, Zh. G., GWIGIOV N. A.,tAVERBUKII, 1. 1.
"Measurement of Elastic Wave Velocityand Acoustical Anisotropy in Plates"
Defektoskopiya, No 4, 1971, pp:74-82.
Abstract: It is demonstrated theoretically that electromagnetic excitation
causes longitudinal and transverse ultrasonic oscillations. A resonant
met-hod of measurement is described and a block diagram is presented'of a
device for measurement of elastic wave velocities aW acoustical anisotropy
in plates. Electromagnetic excitation of ultrasonic waves is achieved in
the 1-20 Ngi? band. Oscillograms:,of resonant pulse5l,produced in a thin,
orthotropic steel plate are presented.~

USSR UDC 620.179
VAYNBERG, V. YEE., CHEGORDISMA6YA, 0. N.,
RADINAR, V. V., All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Nondestructive Control, Kishinev
"The Use, of Ultrasonic Emission in Nondestructive Control"
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 1, 1972, pp 26-32
Abstract: An exDerimental investigation was made of the
poss=11 ity of using ultrasonic emission forthe detection of
defective parts of welded constructions and determining the'bond-
ing strength of bimetallic sheets_~and strips.~ The frequency
spectrum and the character of theAncrease in,the einis5ion in-
tensity inalce it possible to evaluntothe chara~cteristics of the
materinl. In supersonic emiss ion ~ invest iga. t ions, difficulties
arise which are connected with the reception:and separation of
signals of supersonic emission on the noise background. Tuning
out from acoustic low-frequency noises is done by appropriate
selection of transducers and electronic equipment. 9 illustra-
tions, 7 bibliographic reforences

USSR UDC 621.9.658.5
BUDENKOV, B. A., POLUKHIN, V. P., and AVERBUKH, I. 1.~
'.IUsing Ultrasound to Automatically Control Strip Thickness"
Plasticheskaya Deformatsiya Metallov i Splavov, Moscow, No 64, "Metallurgiya,"
19703, pp 271-274
Translation: A description is given of the diagrams and operating principle
of an electromagnetic acoustic transformer and contactless,resonance thickness
measurer which makes it possible to control the thickness of strip with a
precision up to 1.5 percent at a rolling speed of 20 meters per second and
ensures locality of measurement within several centimeters. Four figures.,
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Axmmr--14, m. E., VASILTYEV, L. V.
"On the Theory of a Tubular Dielectric Delay Striacture of -Elliptical Cross Section"
V sb. Vopr. elektron. tekhniki (Problems of Electronic TechnoloEy-collection of
'works), Saratov, 1970, pp 8o-84 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika,, io 6, Jun 70, Abstract
iio 6B1 18)
Translation: A dispersion equation is derived and critical conditions are studied
forhybrid even and odd slow waves of arbitrary order using Mathieu furictions. One
illustration, bibliography of six titles. Resum6.

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AVVRBUYH, VASIL'YEVA, L.V.
"Tok Theory Of V'irculato- Lead Cvt Of The Snerg CA' A T'-'T-~o Conneezed Spir
-le"Iron. ttc-~--"rmiki (Froblemms CT ;,;'leclronic Cf
V sh. Vocr.
.;.-Orke),-Saratov, 1970, Dn 127-1'1 (from RZh-~----!ektrcniVuiVeye pri,--eneniye,
L-Irecl No
~-Juns 1970, Ab A l=.9"
.Translation: 7the naner derivee the di5pruion equotions of ax-iallj ey=qtric Elow
.~-~Waveajn.conrected co,3xial spir5lE adiacent from ~the c-,itside und ineide to longi-
tudinally magnetized ferrite =ea`3, in the ab5ence of loeses. 7VEAl-latinE computat-
in(- for the dispereion are conducted. Su=o ry.

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AVPRR-JK-q M. YE DAKHj-rOVJ R. S. and CIMMOVA., 0. K.
"Electrolytic Precipitation of Ifickel-Phosphorus Alloys in the Presence of
Phosphoric Acid"
Alma-Ata., Khimiya i Kaim. tec-mol. (Chemistry and Chemical Technology)
1971, PP 147-154 (from Peferativnyy Zhurnal 11