SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAZANOV, S. V. - BAZHOV, A. S.

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USISR uDc: i621.,_iq6.662:621.396.679
BAZAN;j~ KOZLOV, B. M., PANCHENKO, V. A.
"An Adapter for a Rod Antenna"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, PronVshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarny_ve Znaki,
No 9, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 331459, Division H, filed 5 Jun,70,
published 7 Feb 72, pp 172-173
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. An adapter for a rod
antenna. The device contains a rigid section of coaxial line fitted with a
standard coaxial connector. The adapter also includes* a flange-supported
housing which is simultaneously a shield. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, connection is simplified and reliability is improved, and also
provision is made for DC isolation of the adapter from the antenna by making
the central conductor of the coaxial line in the attachment in the form of
an expanded hollow cylinder which forms an open coaxial line section to-
getber with the antenna rod. The support- flange serves as 4,;ne outer con-
ductor of the coaxial line in the adapter. The flange~.is located in the
insulator and forms an open section of radial line toEq,-ther vith the base
of the antenna. 2. A modification of this adapter dist.in6uivhed by the
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BAZANOV, V. U. et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 331459
fact that matching with a top-fed, antenna is improved by r,-_Rzing a cylin-
drical. constriction directly encompassing the insulator in the outer con-
ductor of the coaxial- line of the adapter within thejimits of the protrud-
ing part of the antenna base.
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COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~_~SOURCE_-FIZIDLOGICHESKIY ZHU N L4 1. hi. S~CHEhOVA, 1970,
R A SSR I M E N I VOL
5, P P718-724.
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JOP IC TAGS--NEURON, --GEN' I TOUR I NARY SYSTEM.t.B(OPOTENTI~AL
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USSR, UDC 632.95
YUXW,111, If. N., EOLCW.NOV, A. V., KUISKIISAITEVA, IT3, A.B
LEBEDEVA, L GRISH1KA, YE. A., and,PEF,1311
-YAKOVA, 5.
"Propanid A Highly Effective Herbicide f or Weed Control in Rice paddie~i"
V sb, Whim. sredstva zashchity 1-Ast. (Chemical Plant Pi-otectants -- collection
of Works) I vYP 1, Moscow, 070, PP 156-163 (from Mlh-Khlmiya, No 13, 10 Jul 721
Abstract No 13N514 by. 0. A. Korotkova)
Translationt As a result of a study of propanid yielel derendence, on the
solvent, reactant. molar ratios and crys-Lallization conditions, it is
C H III! !;'-~COF' H Z--in--7
suggested that proranid be obtained by acylation of 3, 4- C12 6 3 2.'
in a petroleum solvent meadium at a 3.4-C1 11112 and 'solvent ratio of It 0.5.
2C6113 0
The =,actlon in conducted for 12-15 hoUrn, with stirring and at 1140-160 1, dis-
till-ing the aqueous azeotrope it 90-95 at the beeinning of the processt a-lid
1350 at the end, The unreacted starting materials are'rec.Nrcled. The X'Zsuitant
0
Dropanid has a purity of 98.5-99.5 percent, melting. point 89-91 yield
83-98 percent.
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AK141MODWAYEV, A. M. , ERGASHEV, K. A., AKI NEDOV, Kh.' A., OGAY, V. F. ,
BAZARBAYEV, E. G.,
"Evaluation of Prospects for Oil and Gas. Content: of Eastern Portion of
Fergana Depression in the Light of*New Data"
Tashkent, Uzbekski), Geologicheskiy Zhurnal, No. 6, 1970, 15-19
Abstract: In spite of the significant number of prospecting operitions
uitich have been conducted over the past decade in thcJ-ergana depression,
the prospects for oil and gas finds in the eastern portion of- this depres-
sion have not yet been properly evaluated. 71iis article presents a des-
cription of the Suzakskaya structure, which has been 6 judged promising.
Based on the description presented, it is concluded that the formation of
the overwhelminp majority of oil and gas deposits in this rqgion has
occurred primarily due to migration of hydrocarbons from oil and gas con-
ducting suites into collectors within formations, as well a!; dVe to lateral
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AKRM11010KHAYEV, A. M. , ERGASHEV, K. A., WhmrDOV, Kh. A., O.GAY, V. F.,
BAZARBAYEV, E. G., Tashkent, Ilzbekski), Geologicheskly Zhurnal, No.
1970, pp. 15-19
regional migration from the deeper portion of the oil and gas forming
area throughout the entire history of geological development of the
structural plan, i. e. both before and aft6r the morphological formation
of-the structural forms.
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BAZARBAYEVA, T. G.
"Composition of Automata Using Generalized States of Inputs"
Proyektir. Diskretn. UpravlyayushchiMi Ustroystv fPlanning of Discrete Con-
trol Devices -- Collection of Works], Frunze, Him Pres.,;,,1972, pp 20-35
ITranslatcd from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No
4V440, by A. Sapoz-henko).
Translation: Automata are studied, the inputs of wbicb receive Boolean func-
tions of variables xi, x2 xn. A method is suggested for writing the
table of transitions for automata produce(] from two automata by means of tile
operations of combination and composition. The initi.al data are the tables of
transitions for these automata. Examples are studi.od. According to a state-
ment of the author, the use of generalized inputs (feeding the functions to Oic
inputs rather than "he values of the input variables) can yield a savings of
memory elements of 20-25%.
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USSR UDC 621.372.823
BAZARNYY, Ye. M., !SP-KOV, V. J.,-NEFEDOV, V. G., LAGEREV, L. I.
"A Device for Making Corrugated Waveguides of Circular Cross Section"
Moscow, 6tkrvtiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obrazItsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309422, Division 11, filed 24 Oct 69,
published 9 Jul 71, p 206
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for making
corrugated waveguides of circular cross section. The device contains a
frame and a sectional corrugated mandral. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the manufacturing process is.simplified hy using sliders
which move in a direction perpendicular to the axis of thewaveguide. The
inner spherical surface of Lite sliders is corrugated v'lfth respcet to Ole
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PRIMARY SOURCE: Byulleten' 9kspe rima'ntal'noy Biol ii i
Meditsiny, 6970 :Vol 69, Nr 1 PP
ON THE PROCEDURE FOR ISOLATION OF il-11CROLYMPHOCYTES FROM THE
PERIPHERAL BLOOD
--Eazarnova ~-M:A. ; Naydeiiova, R.I..
Kharkov Researcli"'ing'titute' o en an
eral ~d tmergency Surgery
Ukrainian Institute of Post-Graduate MMcal Training
Two procedures (that of Coulson and * Chalmers and of Holub as modified
Gy
N. A. KrashinLand the coauthors) were vAnployed successively isolating microlymphocytes
-Tr-6-m--ffe- peripheral blood with a view to utilizing them for preparation of the lymphocy-
torhexic serum. This method enables obtaining from 300 ml of blood an amount of cells
reguired for immunization of 4-5 rabbits, reckoned on (Ile basis that'l ml of of physio-
logical saline contains suspended in It 5XI06 of small I~mphocytes. The bulk of the
blood can be given back to the patient, provided complete stqrility Is observL
REEL/FRAME
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USSR UDC.-533.6
BAZAMMA, N. M., KRYLOV, A. A., STARIKOV, B. B.
"Experimental StMly of Flow Around a Sphere by a Stream of Rarefied Gas"
Aerodinamika. Razre--h. Gazov fAcrodynamics of Rarefied Gases -- Colloc-
tion of Works], No 6, Leningrad University Press, 197. pp 105-113
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Aviatsionnyye i~Raketnyye Dvigateli,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9.34.10)
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Translation: Results are presented from experiment, studies of tile dis-
tribution of Pressure oil the surface of an insulated sphere. in a stream
of rarefied gas. Experiments ivere performed at M-3.6-3.8, the chauge in
rarefaction of the stream with flow around the sphere corresponded to a
transient flow mode (Rc.=10-130). Results are produced as -to the pressure
on the surface of the sphere practically for the entire transient flow
mode. The Pressure on the upwind side of the sphere for all inodes does
not change as the rarefaction changes and is well described by the theory
of Newton. Vie rarefaction of thc. stream has no influence on th(! natur(,
of distribution in the bottom portion of tile sphere; the Measured bottom
pressures, to 10*4 of the static pressure in the stream. 5 Figures;
11 Biblio. Rolls. Resume

USSR UDC 62173T2.831.1
'YY, Ye. M. , ISA.'KOV, VI I. , MR IN , V. I.
LAGEREV, L. I., BAZAK.
"New Waveguide Couplings"
Elektron. Drom-st'. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. (The ii--'.le et ron
ics lndustr~. Scientific and
Technical Collection), .1970, 1110,1, pp 121-123 (fron RZh-Radlotekhnika, No 10, 0--t
TO, Abstract No 10B177)
Translation: The authors consider two of circular waveguide couplings made by
the cold pressing method -- a permanent coupling (a sleeveAnto whose opening the
d) and det ik~jj (a flange unit). One
sections to be joined are presse a achable coupl
such.flange coupling is a rapid-action unit made-up of two'iflangez connected by bo-ts
and a drift pin. The reliability and simplicity of the nev couplings is noted.
-Three -illustrations. N. S.
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DC 591-105:612.li/-12
BAZAROV.,,.A. I., Division of Physiology, Academy of Sciences Uzbek SSR
"'Effects of a High Temperature on the Redox Enzymes of,Leukocytes"
Tashkent', Uzbekskiy Biologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, TTo. 3, 1972, pp 66-68
Abstract: The effects of exposure to a high temperature of Persons who arrived
in Uzbekistan from different climatic zones on the content of the redox
enzymes peroxidase (P) and cytochromoxidase (C) in their leitkocytes were
studied. Young men 18-20 yrs old belonging to three different Groups, local
inhabitants (group I), arrivals from areas with a moderate climate (group II),
and arrivals from areas vith a cold climate (group III), were subjected during
10 days to 2 hrs of exposure per day to a shade temperature of 30-340 at a
relative hu-rudi4--Y of 30-400 and solar irradiation amoun'tin- to 101.6 cal./sq.
cm. during the 2 hrs. Blood analyses were carried out at 7 A.M., 2 P.M., and
7 P-M. In grouD I the level of P decreased by 8.21,6 on;the first day and
increased by 13.1ct on the 5th day, with the increase taking place only in the
evening hours. It increased on the 10th-day at 2 P.M. The level of C remained
constant during the 10 days. In group II the. changes were similar to those in
group I on the first day, while both P and C increascd~on the 5th day, the
content of the enzymes being on a raised level at 2 and 7 P-14- On the 10th
dav the level of P had increased by 15.1-21.6%, -While that of C rerained
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unchanged during the day and was ap
proximately equal to that on the first day.
In
In grour. III the content of P increased on the first day by 6-2:,t at 2 P.M. and
remained at this level at 7 P-M- while the'content of C did not change. On
th
the 5th day the content of both P and C increased.$ particularly at 7 P.M. and
th
then decreased on the 10th day. The date. obtained indicated that the changes
in
in the content of redox enzymes depended on the degree.of adaptation to the
en,
environment., with sifojects in groups II and III exhibiting more significant
al.
alterations in metabolic processes than those in group.I.
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USSR uDc. 621-375-132:621.375.4(o88.8)
BAZAROV, B. V., LAVREWYEV2 G. F., RAZORENOV, N. Ye.
"AnAC Amplifier"
USSR Author's Certificate No 221054, filed 3 Jun 66, published 3 Dec 710
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, go 6, Jun 71, Abstract go 6DI19 P)
Translation: An AC amplifier is proposed with a phase-sens4t-'ve rectifier
with negative feedback proportional to the direct current of 'the load.
To simplify the design and improve reliability, the primary winding of the
feedback transformer is connected in series with the switch~,-s of the phase-
-sensitive rectifier, and the secondary:winding is connected to the input
of the AC amplifier.

USSR UDC[621-362.5~8.41-017.001.24
HUFA, E.N., BAZAROV, G.P.
'Terminal Losses in Montard Magnetohydrodynamic Generatorn
V eb. Toplotakhn.probl.pryamogo preobrazov.energii (Heat-Engineering Problems
Of Direct Energy Convareion--Collection Of Works), Issue 2, Kiev, "Nauk.dumka,'
1971, pp 103-106 (from RZh--Elektrotekhnika i anergetika, No 12, Dee 1971,
Abstract No 12A187)
Translation: An evaluation is made of the magnitude of the terminal losses at
the output of the channel of a magnetohydrodynamic (.'.!HD) generator and the
effect of these losses on the efficiency of a NIHD electrical power plant. An
analysis is made of the channel and diffuser in a one-dimension8l approximation,
and the distribution of the parameters obtained is use&.for determination of
the currents and potentialn (plane problem). An analysis is made of the diffuser
with electrody-namics taken into account. 2 ill. [Voronez Polytechnical 1natitutei
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USSR uDc: 621-373.029.7
BAZARO-V,,,,Y,.e.N BIKETOV, V. D., GUBDT, V. P.
"Short-Term -Instability of a Standard Based on a Rubidium I-laser With Optical
Putoping1l
Moscow, Radiotel:hnika iElektranika, Vol 17, No.4, Apr 72, pp 887-889
Abstract: An investigation is made of the short-term. instability of a
87
frequency standard with quartz-crystal AFC circuit using a maser on Rb
vapor with optical pwaping. Measurement errors are analyzed, It was found
that instability in the region T< 11S is determined by external additive
receiver noise. Instability in the region T> 1 S is determined by terrpera-
ture fluctuations in the dimensions of the cavity. Temperature compensation
by a buffer gas should be used to improve stability at -r> 100 s. The authors
thank L. Z. Pososhcnlo for designi g the el
n ectronic circuits of the fre-
quency standard, and.Ya. A. Yukhvidin for his interest in the work..
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USSR uw 621.37~,029.7-001-5
N3 BIK1nOV, V.D., GUBIN, V.P., YUKH-UDIN, YA.A.
"Buffer Gas Influence On A Laser Operating On R07 Vaporn With Optical PUIDDing"
Radiotektmika i olektron0a, Val XVII, No Mar 1972, pp 556-r,;64
Abstract: A theoretical and exrerim-antal study is made of tho oparation of a
rubidiurt laser in the process o~ generation,. with f illing of ite resonator itith
nitrogen and mixtures of nitrogen-argon. The axperi=nta wera conducted on a
model of a rubidium laser, the constr-action of which io ennlogcus to that des-
cribed by Ye. 14. Bazarov and V.P. Gubin (Radiotekhnika i elclitroniks, lc%q, 14,
6, 104~)* However, in a given coca, the wagnitudo of the coupling of th~j rubid,
ium lacer with the load can bo selected within certain limita with the aid of a
matching plate in the output waveguide. The' resonator of the model wna connect-
ed to a vacuurpuiaping naseably which mado it poni)ible to evacuuto it to a
prosoure of 10-5 tor and to fill it with.varioue J~aaev.' It in Bhown that with
a concentration of rubidlam ntomo conoldorubly axoooding, tho threshold, tho
limiling chort-Larm ottibility of the rubidium luo-ur doon not deipend on tho jiura-
neters off the bu-ffer mi;ftura. The theoretical and eNperim-ental study conducted
shows the possibility of creating a rubldium1aner with a s=.11 temperature
coefficient of the frequency, a largo power of gen,3ration, ard a high short-term
stabili' The authors thank B.H.Glabov for help in prelaring the oxporilgont Lind
V.F.Zolin and E.I.Alekseyov for discussion of reoults.7 fig.12 ref.Recoivtd,8 Dee 70.

USSR UDCi 621.373-029.671.001-5
ALEKSEYEV, E. I, and BAZAROV, Ye. N.
"Theory of Rebidium Lasers with Optical Pumpin(:7,11
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i ElektIronika, No 5, 1970, pp 1o44-1051
Abstract: While the approximation theories of the rubidium laser
offered byearlier papers give a satisfactory account of the pro-
cesses taking placep they do not describe the frequency charac-
teristics of the laser and cannot be used to.compute shifts in
oscillation frequency caused by optical pumpings The authors be-
gin their more detailed consideration of rubidium lasers with Jhe
'equation defining the matrix of the basic state.density for Rb07
atoms. In the derivation of this equation) obt'ained from an
earlier paper (Alekseyevp Bazarovo and Levahin,'~Radiotekhnika i
Elektronika, 1969,,'!4p 11, pe 2026Yit.was assuined that the col-
lisions between rubidium atows and those of n,. trogen, injected into
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pp lo44-1051
the resonator to improve pumping efficiency, leads to complete
confusion inside the 5P~ and 5P3/4 rubidium. sublevels but has no
effect on the junctions between them. This as'sumption is based on
the fact that the average energy exchangdd'in :the thermal motion
of the colliding nitrogen molecule and the excited rubidium. atom
is comparable to the Zeeman and very fine separation of the two
sublevels, but is much less than the difference in their energies*
'To simplify their calculations, the authors make several further
assumptionst that at each momentp the number of rubidium atoms in
the excited state is small.compared to the number of atoms in the
fundamental state; that uniform relaxation occurs in collisions
of the rubidium. atoms with the buffer gas and the walls' of the re-
sonator; that the filtration is ideal. They thus obtain expressions
for oscillation conditions, the Width.of the operating junc-Cion
lines, and the generated power# by assuming a:uniform magnetic

Hydraulic and Pneumatic
USSR UDC: ~532+533/533.6
BAZARON, U. B., DERYAGIN, B. V.,.BUDAYEV, 0. R.
"Mechanical Properties of Liquids"
Poverkhnost. Sily v Tonkikh Plenkakh i Dispers. Sistemakh [Surface Forces in
Thin Films and Dispersed Systems], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972, pp 279-301
.(Translated:from Referativnyy Zhurnal Mekhanika, No 12, 1972, Abstract No
12BI029, by 0. K. Rozanov)
-n experimental study of the mechanical
Translation: Results are presented fron. a
properties of liquids, including determination of the angle of mechanical losses.
The dynamic meaSUrem ent- method was used, in which theliquid being studied is
applied onto piezoqUartz and covered uith another quartz plate, thus forming a
thin film, In contrast to earlier works, the authors determined the complex
shear modulus by additional determination of the imaginary portion of the com-
plex frequency shift, based,on the change of the resonant curve of the piezo-
quartz. The working frequency of the-oscillations was about 74 M. The
following liquids were studied: water, hexyl alcohol, triethylene glycol,
oleic acid, vaseline and caster oils and polymethyl siloxane. Measurements
were performed at room tempenture. The dependences of pieLoquartz frequency
shift on inverse film thickness produced are presented graplii.cally.
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Bazaron, U.- B., Deryagin, B. V., Budayev, 0. R., Poverkhnost. Sily v Tonkikh
Plenkakh i Dispers. Sistemakh, Moscow, Nauka Press,J972, pp 279-301-
It is determined that in the case of triethylene glycol, polymethyl
siloxane and vaseline and caster oils, the mechanical loss angle tangent is not
dependent on film thickness within the limits of measurements error. This is
explained by the absence of a boundary film with singular properties in these
liquids, or the low thickness of this film if it is present. In the case of
water and hexyl alcohol, it was found that there is a dependence of mechanical
loss angle tangent oil film thickness: as tile thickness decreases, the tangent
decreases. The results of measurements~of mechanical parameters are presented
in a table, An estimate is given.of tile effective viscosity manifested in
oscillations of the piezoquartz for five liquids (all except water andhoxyl
alcohol), under the assumption of addition of elasticand viscous stresses
(Kelvin body) or when elastic and viscous deformations are added (Maxwell
body). The viscosity for the Maxwel I body is about 15'a higher than values for
the Kelvin body. one exception is polymethyl siloxane, where significant
divergences are explained by low values of mechanical loss angle tangent.
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TIOPI C. TAGS--VAPOR CONDENSATIONt NUCLEATION* KINETIC EQUATION, MOLECULAR
:~-'INTERACTIONt COMPLEX MOLECULEt BOND ENERGY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. KINETIC EQUATIONS FOR THE~PHASE
TRANSITIONS IN SUPERSATO. VAPOR WERE DERIVED ON THE BASIS OF THE
DYNAMICS OF CONDENSATIOPROCESSES IT IS.ASSUMED THAT THE FORMATION OF
:AN EOUIL. STEADY STATE COMPLEX O~ G MULS.! IS PRECEDED BY THE FORMATION
OF INTERMEDIATE UNSTABLE ASSUCS. CONSITING.OF A SMALLER NO. OF mOLS.
COLLISION OF 2 MOLS. IS CONSIDERED THE:STARTING POINT. A BOND IS FORMED
BETWEEN THEM AND AN UNSTEADY-STATE DOUBLE~SATD. COMPLEX APPEARS, SUCH
~A MOL. COMPLEX IS DESIGNATED AS ACTIVATED BECAUSE THE 60N0 ENERGY IS
~CONCD. IN IT. THE REMOVAL OF THE BOND ENERGY FROM THEACTIVATED COMPLEX
-CAN BE BY COLLLSIONLESS WITH A 3RD~GAS MOL. OR WITH A SOLID SURFACE.
..THE RELATIVE LIFE OF THE ACTIVATED COMPLEXES INCREASE WITH THE NO. OF
MOLS. JN THE COMPLEX. THIS IS ESP..NOTICEABLE IN COMPLEX CONTG. LESS
THAN 10.MOLS. WITH INCREASING NO9 OF. VIOLS* IN THE DEACTIVATED COMPLEX
THE FREQUENCY OF COLLISIONS INCREASES,NOTICEADLYs

USSR UDC: 629.7-0*36.5-1:5--36-46
ABUGOV, D. I. , and kALARHOV, N. N.
"Method for Suppressing High Frequency Oscillation in Pressure"
USM Author's Certificete No *,:1093.431 filed 22.11ar 66,:published 15 S,p ?l (froal. R~J-
14 *Aviatsionny-ye i Raketnyye Dvipateli, Moscow, NI
o 3, ~Mar 1972, ,libstract RO 34.
104 P)
Translation: A met-hod ir. patented for suppressin, high frequency osciUatiors in
pressure primarily in the KS (combustion chamber)'.' This.is done lby inducing
-oscillations ii-i the rate of fuel.discharge through the injector vjith a frequency
equ,al to the frequerry being suppressed and vith an am-fqitudle which e-eeeds the
maximum ampliturle of r,
perturbations. Efficiency is increanod by
the phase of the induced oscillations to the opposite of the oscillation level
achieved in the chairJber which c,-cceeds the *ven value. Reowme.,
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USSR UDC: 669.$91.053,2
PUTILIN, Yu. M., ROM~NOVA. A. D., BAZAROVA,__q. I., KUCHANSKAYA, 0. F.,
SHIGAVOVA, G. A.
"The Interaction of Fluorite with Aluminum Oxide with Heating
Tekhnol. Mineralln. Syr1ya [Technology of Mineral Raw Materials Collection
of Works], Alma-Ata, 1972, pp 135-144 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Metallurgiya, No 8, 1973, Abstract No 8097, by G. Svodtseva).
Translation: The interaction of CaF 2 with Al205 was studied as they were
heated in a vacuum (residual pressure about 0.1 mm. hg) and in air in the 900-
1300* temperature interval. The charge was made by.a. double decomposition
reaction. In the 1200-1300* temperature interval, Ca F2partially sublimates
and simultaneously interacts with Al 203 in an exchange reaction. The CaO
liberated in this process forms Ca dialuminate with A] 203' As the temperature
is increased to 1200% the quantity of dialuminate inCTeases to 50%. A new
compound appears, 5CaO*3Al 0 As the CaF is heated;with Al 0 in air to
2 3' 2 2 3
900-1100 pyrolysis of CaF2 occurs. At-1200' and higher, sublimation and
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Putilin, Yu. M., Romanova, A. D., Bazarova, S. I., Kuchanskaya, 0. F.3
Shiganova, G. A., Tekhnol. Rineralln. SyrIya, Alma-Ata, 1972, pp 135-144.
an exchange reaction between CaF and Al 0 are observed. The AlF formed
2 2 3 3
is hydrolyzed by water vapor in the air. The products of the secondary
interaction of CaO and Al203 are: up to 1200* CaO-12AI203 over 1200'
SCaO-3AI 0 4 tables, 6 biblio. refs.
2 Y

USSR UDC: 778.4
-B-AZAR-SXIY, 0. V., KOTOSONOV, I.I. V., ICILYAVICH, Ya- 1.
n
"Investigating a Holographic Method for Ob~ai i,.Ig Visible Ima-ges
of Phase Objects in the MicrowaveRange"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i eLktronika, No 8, 1972, pp 1733-1734
Abstract: Experiments described by the authors of this brief com-
munication show how visible images of phase objects in the nicro-
wave range can be obtained by using the Cernik principle with
full suppression of the zero-order spectrum --~- i.e., the dark-
field method. A block diagram of the equi-pnent for doin6 this
is reproduced and its operation explained. The radiation source
ir. the apparatus was a bac".,ard wave tube, type OV-22, operating
at a frequency of 125 GHz, and the object was:a phase diffraction
grating. A photograph of the restored image of the grating, as
obtained by this method, is reproduced. The experiment demon-
strates that it is possible to see phase objects wN~ slight
phase contrast in the microwave range.

USSIC IJDC 621.396.67
V., V~ronezh State University
KOTOSONOV, 11. V., YJILYAVICII, YA. L., BAMR UY,
M
"Study of the Spatial Radiation Coherence of Some Superhigh Frequency Antennas"
Gor'kiy, Izvestiya vysshikh uchevnykh zavedeniy, Radiof--;zika, Vol XV, No 1,
1972, pp 150-152
Abstract: A study was made of the spatial coherence of the radiation of some
superhigh-frequency antennas. The requirements on the radiators which are
to record radioholograms are defined. An analysis performcd for
quasimonochromatic superhigh-frequency sources with a coherent time much less
than the observation time at each point demonstrated that application of horn
antennas as radiators for recording radioholograms, is inexpedient as a result
of a a different degree of spatial coherence in the L and Ii planes. The
highest degree of spatial coherence is noted in the case of lens antennas
with bell-shaped field distribution in the aperture for sufficiently larpe
values of 6. 11(yyever, as a result of a significant radiation intensity
gradient of the object, distortion of the image can occur during reproduction.
A lens antenna with cylindrical field distribution in the aperture [N. V.
Ko tos onov, et al., Trudy XXV Vsesoyuznoy sessii NTO RES, Moscow, 1969] having
a high degree of spatial coherence shapes uniform intensity distribution on
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KOTOSONOV, U. V., et al., Izvestiya vysshikh uchevnykh znvedeniy, Radiofizika,
Vol XV, No 1, 1972, pp 150-152
object. Consequently, the application of the indicate&radiator is most ex-
pedient when recording microwave holograms. The arguments and the formula
obtained for the degree of spatial coherence at two points are valid only for
the case of location of the analysis region in the Fresnel zoie where the
radiation source is elongated relative to the points of measuring the spatial
coherence..
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USSR UDC: 778.4
K
KOTOSONOV, N. V., K'HIYAVICH, Ya. L., KOLESETIKOV, A. I.,. A;~ 1~q, 7
0. V., DUSHKIN, 1. R., and VISLYANSKIY, A. G.~
"Recording and Restoring Micro-wave Holograms With Gradations of
the Interference Picture"
Moscow, Radioteklinika i e1
ektronika, Ho 8, 1972, pp 1731-1732
Abstract: The purpose o4
f this brief communication is to comDare
thequality of images restored from binary and multir~-radation
radioholograms in the optical range. A block diagram of the ho-lo-
gram recording equipment used for the experimehts described in
this paper is shown, and a description of its operation Civen.
The radiation source used was a type OV-22 backnTard, wave tube,
with a frequency of 125 GlIz. , The method of processing the ob-
tained,recordings is described. For restoration, the holoeram
Was photographically reduced and was then restored in the diverg-
ing beam of a helium-neon laaer type LG-36A. Photogi,aphs oS the
object, its image restored by multigradation hologranmning, and
the image restored by binary hologramming, are reDroduced for
comparison. The experiment showed that while,the resolving cara-
bi-lity of bi-nary and multigradation holography are the same,
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A12 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
.,T,ITLE--GAMMA RAY SPECTRA RESULTING FROMITHE CAPTURE.oF THERMAL NEUTRONS BY
:ZINC' 64t
ZINC 66, ZINC 67t AND ZINC 68 -U-
4.UTHOR-(05)-BARCHUK, I.F., BAZAVOVv DwAol BELYKKv G.:V., GOLYSHKINt V.10V
MURZIN, A.V.
-t-OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,;.'SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 1970, 11(5), 934-41
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
:?,.,TOPIC TAGS--THERM.AL NEUTRONP GAMMA RAYI SPECTRUMIf ZINC ISOTOPE, PARTICLE
14DUCTOR DETECTOR
::,CAPTURE, S EM ICO,
"CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASS[HED
,:'PROXY REWFRAM8-3008/05132 s-rEp ~jo--UR/0367/71)/011/005/0934/0941
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137667
UNCLASS I F IED
I If if H I; i

.2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137667
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE HARD PART OF GAMMA RAY SPECTRA
...-RESULT.ING FROM THE CAPTURE OF THERMAL N BY PRIME~;64, PRIME66, PRIME67,
!-,PRIME 67 ZN ISOTOPES WAS STUDIED BY USING A SEMICONDUCTOR GE(LI)
ENERGIES AND INTENSITIES:~OF:GAMMA LINES WITHIN THE GAMMA
SPECTRA RANGE MEASURED ARE DETD. ~TRANSITION SCHEMES ARE COMPILED BASED
PIN THE DATA OBTAINED. A STRONG DISCREPANCY IS FOUND BETWEEN THE VALUES
':,~OF'SPECTROSCOPIC FACTORS FOR P LEVELS OBSERVED IN THE~REACTION I(0,P),
~.'ANDITHE PROBABILITY OF EL TRANSITIONS FROM THE CAPTURE STATE TO THESE
LEVELS IN THE (N',GA,4MA) REACTION. IN:PRI.ME69 ZN,TH;: MOST INTENSIVE
FROM THE,CAPTURE STATE.ARE THOSE TO THE LEVELS WHICH ARE
.'.~.-,~ABSENTJN THE OTHER REACTIONS. FACILITY: INST. FIZ., KIEV,
USSR*

Ydcroelectronics
USSR uDc: 621.396.6.00.75WB.8)
'UBII
BOGACHEV, M. P., B TOV V. F. , KUZNETSOV, 11. V. ,LY T)V, A. 1. ,
NIKHAYLOV, N. A., MNKO, Yu. F., PODOL'SKAYA, T. I., IFT.OLOVA, 1. S. ,
KffVOSTOV, V. I.
"A Multilayered Printed Circuit Board!'
USSR Author's Certificate No 265201, filed 18 Mar ~68, published 23 Jun 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No IV254 P)
Translation: A multilayered printed circuit board is proposed in which
sections of foil which are a continuation.of printed conductors entering
holes in the board are used as leads from layer to layer. To cut down on
the number of transitional connecting elemL~nts and 'to prodtice contact
areas, the above-mentioned leads are fastened to tho outer layer of the
printed circuit board and used as contact areas for unsoldering circuit
elements ard wiring leads.
3ULM
2 011 =1.01M, !11! i1m;

.112 013 UNCLASSIFIED DATE--230CT70
TITLE--CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF THE ANTIBIOTIC ALBOMYCIN. XXVI. SYraHesls OF
ALPHA.rRIPEPTIDES OF L AND D,GL TA IC ACID AND THE TErRAMETHYL ESTER OF
Lk M
,:;--AUTHOR-,(03)-PODDUBNAYA, N.A., '0VAv LoVes CHALOVAt L.I.
.'.COUNTRY.OF INFO--USSR
OBSHCH. KHIM. 1970P 40(2)v 487-91
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAs--aiOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCHNCES
TAGS--TERPENE, GLUTAMIC ACID, ALIPHATIC-ESTE-kt PEPTIDE', SERINE,
MOLECULAR STRUCTUREt ANTIBIOTIC/0WALBOMYCIN ANTIBIOTIC
.-CONTROL 111ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1157 STEP NO--UR/0079/70/0i'tO/002/04d7/0491
CfkC ACCESSION NO--AP0123135

~2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
,:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123135
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., DLPGLUTAt4lC ACID WAS CONVERTED BY
ACYLASE I INTO PURE D91SOMER AS SHOWN ON MICROFICHE.: THESE WERE USED TO
PREPD. THE FOLLOWING PEPTIDES: (SHOWN.ON MICROFICHE). THE LiOwDrAN4LOG
TREATED WITH AQ. MEOH-NAUH I HR AT ROOM TEIMP. GAVE 20PERCENT
L,GLUTAMYLiDiGLUTAMYLtD,GLUTAMIC ACID, AN OIL; GiDsLwANALOG, 15PERCENT,
OIL. .14E ESTER OF *4tCARB()BENZOXY,DPSERYLtDi,~SERYL,D,SEI~INE AND N SUB2 H
-SUS4 IN MEOH I DAY GAVE THE HYDRAZIDEi Al. 202DEGREESI WHICH IN AQ.
ACOH-HCL AT MINUS IODEGREES TREATED WITH NANO SU82. EXTD, WITH ETOAC AND
THE CRUDE PRODUCT TREATED WITH 11 IN THE PRESENCE OF ET.SUB3 N GAVE
42PERCENT OILY TETkA,ME ESTER OF NtCARBOBENIOXY*~
DISERYLtD,SERYL#SERYL,ALPHA PRIME, L,GLUTAMYL,ALPIIA PRIME
~DiGLUTAMYL,D?GLUTAMIC ACID, (.ALPHA)PRIME20 SUBD.MINUS 9.60EGREES.
FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIV. IM, LOMONOSOVAi MOSCOWt USSR,
IINCLASS If IED

USSR UDc 612-1l5-o6;1577a6i-1 577.!61.4+6!3.2
KUDRYASHOV) B. A. RAZAZ'YPJ%T G. G LYAPINA L. A. an,3 SYTE11A Tz. P.,
Laboratory for the Physiol6gSr4g.-n~a,-16~iochendstry of Blool Coagulation, lbscov
State University
"Significance of a Relative Excess of Vitamin A and Unsatutirated Fatty Acids in
the Formation of Compiex Heniarin Coq)otmis in Stressed Anijalc Eept on Natural
and Atherogenic Diets
Voprosy Pit-aniya, -29
Moscowil No 1, 1973, PP -3
Abstract: Administration of linethol (a mixture of etli%,l este.-s of unsaturated
fatty acids, especially linoleic and linolenic acids,:contained in linseel oil)
and excessive amounts of vitamin A to ruts kept on natural and athero-enic diet!~
stimulated the complexiDg of heparin with fibrinogen and platm- 'iuo~-,urj arter the
induction of stress by rintring a loud bell for 1 1/2 minutes. An epin!--phT,ine-
heparin complex vas also produced in the anijinls that~"_Qceivcd the athero"Onic
rationss, the ar.,~-ount vas greater than in the control, but lecf~ than in heaIT-hy
animnJo. Intravenouu injection of the crocrimental animalo with th.~aimblin com-
pletely prevented duath from thru=boo4S 1QYp curvl%ral rate" cunr;puz-cc1 to
mortality rate among tne controls that did not receive 1-irsetho-1
WIN

USSR UDO 669.71039-375
AZELYUK. G. ZYRSKIY, G. YA., PETRUNIN, G. A., and POLCT-czKIY, 1. G.,
is- --letal. Physics, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
z fitiTte of I
Y
"Effect of Preliminary Ultrasonic Irradiation and Thermomechanical Treatment
on Creep Strength of Alum-inun."
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 3Z, No 1, Jul-Aug 71,
..RP 145-151
Abstracti In metals with a low stacking fault energy the weakening of these
metals is due to recrystallization while metals with a high stacking fault
energy are weakened primarily be means of polygonization. In conjunction
with this there was much interest in studying the effect of preliminary
ultrasonic irradiation and thermomechanical treatment on the creep strength
of metals with a high stacking fault energy so that the authors selected
99.9%4 purl aluminum which has,a stacking fault energy five times greater
200 erg.cm: than copper, Samples measuring 5 mm in diameter and 50 mm long
were vacuum annealed at 500 0C for one hour, after which part of the samples
were creep tested while the others were either irradiated by ultrasound for
0-5 to 6.5 minutes or subjected to plastic deforration~ at the rate of 0.1;%
Ain for a range of from 0.5 to 11%. Prior to teating for creep the samples
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13AZELYUK, G. YA., et al., Fizika Metallov i Hetallovedeniye, Vol 32, No 1,
Jul-Aug 71, PP 145-151
were annealed for one hour at the test temperature. rt was found that by
ultrasonic irradiation and preliminary plastic deformation followed by
annealing at the test temperature, the rate of high-temperatures creep for
aluminum is substantially lowered. The observed strengthening in the region
of large degrees of preltminary defornation~and irradiation for 30 seconds
can be a basis for developing a technological treatment for increasing creep
strength of aluminum for conditions of long-time high'~!tepperature loads.
Six figures, 17 bibliographic refemencesi
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--04DEC70
I / 2: 0 2 2 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE
T ITL E.-- E FF EC TOF PREVIOUS ULTRASONIC IRRADIATION ON THE.HIGH-TEMPERATURE
CREEP AND MICROHARDNESS OF COPPER -U~T..
KOZRSKYi G*,Ykqv POLOTSKYt I.G.t PETRUNINt
G.A.
~:i -COUNTRY~OF INFO--USSR
'..~SOURCE-'FIZIKA METALLOV I METALLOVEDENIEwIMAR. 1970 2913)t 508-511
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~.-SUBJECT..AREAS-MATERIALSv PHYSICS
,-,JOPIC TAGS--COPPER, HIGH TEMPERATURE EFFECTv ULTRASONIC;IRRADIATION, METAL
...~,'MICROHARDNESSt METAL CREEP
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,",PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/0206 STEP NO--UR/0126/7~0/029/003/0508/0511
I'R C ACCESSIO
N NO--AP0129462
UNCLASS IF [ED

--040EC70
~022 UNCLASSI FIED'" PRoc~sSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129462
..ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.1 THE EFFECT.~OF ULTRASONIC
ON THE CREEP AND MICROKARDNESS OF CU~AT ELEVATED TEMP.
'(500DEGREESC) WAS STUDIED. 1. PRELIMINARY ULTRASONIC IRRADIATION GREATLY
-.:'~-INCREASED THE RESISTANCE TO HIGH. TEMP., CREEP;-THE LIFE OF CU SAIMPLES
IRRADIATED TO AN OPTIMUM EXTENT INCREASED-BY;A FACTOR~OF 3 AND THE
STEADY CREEP RATE WAS 8 TIMES SLOWER THAN IN, SAAP';LES NOT SUBJECTED TO
THE MICROHARDNESS OF~SOME SAMPLES KEFORE IRRADIATI&II WAS
40 KG-MM.PRIME2; AFTER IRRADIATION FOR,10 MIN THIS VALUE DOUBLED. THE
GEOMETRICAL'DIMENSIONS OF THE IRRADIATED PARTS WE RE UNAFFECTED BY THIS
TR EAT14 ENT.
UNCLASS IF (ED
1~ It

ZTRS tcoG"54
LA4114AR-FLOW LIQUW-~Mr& HAMIET01MRODYNAMIC SYSTMS f"D Syll"RO-l'OUS G V; r PAT 10: 1
OF ELLCTRIC POWCR
(Article by Ye. T. ria-evov V.-Ye. Paylenit If. _Shche&
~, Institute of
oLe
.
~
Technical Ukrainian SSR Acadc=7 0t' Science L. C. Sol
LT. -a, 1. H. Vovtnikov, Moctrodynaraca Institute of the U!
V.. _Mj ~zainlaa S5R
`
'Atdemy i~.'_.8'-Rd-.'r' USSR., W
of rC
r"aw
IAZA S"'Postur% enf-
lectricitz from
Magnetoh -
ydrodynaimISs, 1968, pp 163 -164
;
;1
The primary difficulties when implementing 1-1-cuid-zetal
'
sagactithydrodynarde generators by the known de
etzits conuizt
in accelerating tha liquid-metal to high velec-It-lea before
the channol, w1itch in connected with high Wassts to friction
in the tu-ti-phaoit'nozzle and channel. If the expansion of
the vapor (gas) is transferred to the channel, then the
electrical conductivity of this flow (the vapot-liquid
antly_ reduced. The maRrietchyilrodynmaic
mixture) in mignific.
generator In uhich the liquLd-eittal flow is zcpa=ated tv-
to segments (liquid pistang) moving as a result of ex-
pension of the medimit (vapor or. Sas) betueem then appears
to be much more prospective. Our preliminary experi-newnts
have demonstrated the possibility of obtaining a piston-
like (lazirar) flami. The utilization of this principle
permits: 1) ortanl=atlon of the acctleration process
vitha,,tt shocks and cutual slipping of cite phases; 2)
maximum reduction of the thermal cont4ct surface between
'be ph:irses nnd nit Increase In the themodyna=liz efficiency
.1 the cycle, resItting it in a broader tmperzturc
3) realization of a constant flow velocity in the chinn3l;
4) tho production of electric power by a syrichrentius
tMagnetithydrodynamLi: generator The application of the
synchronous principle cotabine~ with the described method
of acceIntatinj; the liquid-metal permits the consideration
that filgh-power generators can be built. The thermodynamic
cycles of l1quId-metal magnatchyd rodynamic generatoro
can be divided Into two groups with respett to condensation
temperature. high-tempersture generators designed for use

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USSR UDC 539.3:534.1
BAZILANOV, B. G., GUSEV, B. M.
"Experimental Study of the Stability of Cylindrical Large-Diameter Shells
in Axial Compression"
4-ya Vses. Konf. po Probl, Ustoychi-vosti v Stroit..Mekh., Tezisy Dokl.
[Fourth All-Union Conference on Problems of Stability in Structural Mechanics,
Abstracts of Reports], Moscow, 1972, pp 188-189, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11 V383).
Translation: Results are presented from an experimental study of stability
bevond the elasticity limit in axial compression of steel welded cylindrical
sWells 600 mm in diameter with a range of -ratios of radius to wall'thickness
of 25 to 200. The shells were manufactured by rolling from sheets with
subsequent welding using tile technology used at plants in the chemical and
petroleum machine building industry. The ends of the shells were welded to
flanges, through which the load was applied using a 1,000 ton hydraulic press.
The central application of the load was checked during the tests, normal
stresses were measured in the walls of the shells in the axial direction and
the decrease in distance between the ends was measured, and a diagram of load
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--Wi IM
USSR UDC 539.3:534.1
BAZIIANOV, B. G., GUSEV, B. M., 4-ya, Vses. Konf. po~Probl. Ustoychivosti
v Stroit. Mekh., Tezisy Dokl., Moscow, 1972, pp 188-189.
-vs. shortening of shell was continually recorded. shells had a circular
seam in addition to the longitudinal welded seam in order to study its
influence on the load-bearing ability-of the shells.
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BAMMOV, N. P., LOSEV, A. M., and MATVEYEVA, Ye. 111.
ItAn Investigation Into the Depth and Quality of Document Indexing in the
'FIR-2' Automated Information Retrieval System"
Moscow, Nauchno-Tekhnicheskaya Informatsiya - Seriya 2: Informatsionnyye
ProtsessyJ Sistemy, September 1972, pp 19-22
Abstract: Statistical characteris tics of document search patterns were in-
vestigated. A generalized statistical document search pattern was derived
from an analysis of a statistical collection of document search patterns
carried out by eight specialists on the subject.
The study was predicated on two assumptions: first, that indexing depth
characterizes indexing quality and that statistical 'document search patterns
describe document primary subject matter with sufficient accuracy and cam-
pleteness; and second, that if in comparing a generalized document search
pattern with a generalized statistical document search pattern the former
is found to have the higher quantitative indices, then the quality of
indexing done by information officers 'is not inferior to that done by the
subject specialists.
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BAMMOV, N. P., et al., Nauchno-Tekhnicheskaya Informatsiya - Seriya 2:
Informatsionny-ye Protsessy i Sistemy.. September 1972, pp 19-22
The indexing quality Wi is measured by the mathematical expectation; and
indexing inconsistency (nonsequential indexing), b ~ the standard deviation
Y
cii. For the "PIR-2" computer-based. system, Wi 90% and ai 9%.
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AIP004106JL
Ace. Nr. Ref .Code:
USSR UDC 621-311+,671:621.011+.481.1
S. A.
BAZHANOV
11X-Ray Radiation of the Kenotron Installations",
MOSCOW7 Blektricheskiye~Stantsii, (Electrical Stations), No 1,
1970, pp, 51-55 (from Elektricheskiye Stantsii, 1,10 11 19709
Abstract) -
Translation: The kenotron installations under certain operating
conditions can radiate X-rays and become dangerous to human.
The conditions conducive to X ray radiation,,the des
sign
peculiarities of mobile kenotron equipment, the'type of recti-
-tube used, etc., are discussed, The X-ray~.radiation in
..the mobile kenotron equipment wasimeasured. and~the conditions
forsafe:~operation were established. -Table 11 Fig 42
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U,.e charAct,r1itle- of 15, 10 And 150
A four-Iilv (3 a 1) WAS ta"'T'I P:~, *.',I bilst~ -1111t. or
t~ trniqlr, nroco)IA: on -~I" firmt dn.:. londr. .,.r- c"lat"l-ri *h.t tw,~ to
M'I'; r tA i nr.',rnr,,,t.h AM both sprod an" !,m Laini
S
1. re rw t~i And ~Wurnnco. Aid on tht, thim' v,anarnl
9

fAl-u~~ 7,;-
I/
FUNC~f!O,NAL STATUS OF THL CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTMA IN WE ACUTE PER--Oz OF
ATT VOSTOK STATION
(Article by Ye. N. Diryukpv,-j.%";a~j~v and A.P. 10-lxa- on,0 l4th Sovtet-
Antarctic Xxpad:.tion; Laningradi informati;Zonnvv 8yul1*!1-!:%-.o1'ct3kov
AntarkLicl%,--koy Fkspaditail, Russian. No $1. 1971. signed, tu press 15 FebrLa,
1970' pp 98-1001
_io orocess or acclimatization tO h12h Altitude roclons 4of tire Art
arctic is conniderably more cc,.i)lex "n At the coast (2). This is connect-
ed wilh the effects an the orranism of sumplanental factors. such as hyr-oxia
And low tcmctornturos.
Manv studios have boon made of assessment of the furztJor-al statui of
one or t~o main avatums of the orcanism. tne cardiovascular system, under
conditions of *cclims ti za Licit, but they have not always bean in mutual
ment In Lheir a-innsimont or the orientation of the rroce:3. !-ecause of
this it was considered of Interest to assess the dynamics of indices or the
functional status of the carv,41ovascular system. such as artqrlnl and pulse pr
sure, nnd the rate of cardiac contractions dxrinz the first mcnth'~. stay
at Vo%tok Stntlon, i.e. durlr.4 the most scAte acclinAtitatlon perlod. ior
this purpose 12 Associatsis were examined on the seconxi, seveptth, fjftLent~,
and thirtieth days or stay at thm Station. -,hi nxam1ratiors ',tero co"I"
under approzimately uniform conditions. 'tl,.e data obtained urx,o
the results Of "bAckvrourd" examinations, performed bitrara the wilitterin, at
the Antarctic station.
The results gave tho rollowirc. pictures systolic blood prossturo on
the second day averaged 134 millimeters of mercury (variation rarwa from ]I-'
to 149 millimeters). which surpassed the &N-arRve value obtainod at the pro-
liminnry examination, 1~1 millimeters of'rorcury (113 to 140 -~Illlm" t-rs)
The diastolic pressure Also was elevated i F-~ millimaters, compared c, AV.
Anitini value or 80 millimeters. rho pulse pressure, Also, rose fro;n 41
millimeters to 46 milliroters. D.spite pronounced Anitividual lability of
those Indices, the average level on tho,seventh and fift4eenth days uirfered
only sliphtly from that natAblishad on the socand day, And was 133 11 r1i 135
millimeters for the,systolic, and 8b And .89 millimeters of "reury for the
diastolic pressure. It should be mentioned that the tnndoncy toward level
r4 IW of indices noted on the seventh day w^s aroin dinrutt*d at the OW. of,

USSR UDC 615.849.19i621-375-9/.033
KOZLOV, A. P.o DIMIOV, V. I., TFRPUC;OVt V. G., and SHISHOV,
V. A., Laboratory of High Energies, Institute of Oncology a imeni N. IN. Petrov,
Ministry of Health USSR, Leningrad
"Distribution of Depth Doses During Irradiation With Bremsstrablung from a
B5M-25 Betatron!'
Moscow, Neditsinskaya Ra-diologiyal Vol 171 No 71 Jul ?2p pp 72-76
Abstract: In experiments in which a water phantom was used, the distribution
of ionization along the beam axis upon irradiation with brersstrahlune, from
the now medical betatron B5PI-25 in the energy rajige E 12-27 R v at DIB
values of 80, 100, and 200 cin was studied. It was shown that as the distance
Ac(I ou-~ A)icrriqtnod, the loniza-
from which Irradiatlon of the ourfaca w;w wQ,7
tion maximum at E rum - 20-2/ Nov van diaplaced towarAs groutor depths of -the
tissue-equivalent medium by 2.0 and 0.9 cm for every meter of this distance
in irradiation irith filtered and unfiltered radiationg respectively. With
increasing values of E MIX , the position of the ionization naxinum was displaced
at the rate of M2 + 0.05 cm/Nev for both filtered and unfiltered radiation
1/2

USSR
-KOZLOV, A. P., et al., Vieditsinskaya Radiologiya, Vol 17? No 7,
irrespective of the value of DIB. Steel plates wereu used to filter the
radiation. Some characteristics of the isodose curves were determined.
'There was almost complete coincidence of the position of the isodose
with the geometric boundaries of the beam at the depth of the ionization
maximum, while any dependence of this position on the dimensions of the
radiation field was absent. The results obtained, can bo used in calculations
to determine the optimum Procedures in therapy.
2/2
- 100

USSR UDC: 669.715:621.77
BAZHANOV, Yu. M. , KAVTAYEV, Ye. Ye.
"Improvement in the Technology of Pressing of Flat Panels of Aluminum Alloys"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 7, Jul 73, pp 74-76.
Abstract: Certain peculiarities of the design and operation of technological
equipment are studied. The nature and reasons for the formation of the large-
crystal rim around pressed panels of aluminum alloys are discussed. The
factors causing this Phenomenon include' insufficient heating of the matrix
set and long-term heating of the panel during hardeni heating of
ing, uneven
the container cavity, when side surface temperatures may be 50-100' C lower
than center temperatures, and insufficient, uneven he&ting of the tool com-
bined with long-term heating in hardening.

USSR uw~ 669-295:621-77
TSYTSENKO, V. A., BAZHANOV, Yu. M... and SUKHOROSOV) V. V.
"Production of Titanium Tubes by Argon Arc Welding"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Meetally, No 12, Dee 71, PP 51-53
Abstract: The described -Production of tubes (32 X 2.to 102 X 2 irm) by argon
are welding uses a band of Y21-0 alloy as initial skelp which before welding
is cut on disc shears and etched in a solution of hydrochloric acid vith
ammonium fluoride. The welding is done in a special semi-bermetic chamber
filled with type A argon to protect seams from oxidation. Test results of
argon-arc-welded tubes are discussed by reference to microstructures and
mechanical properties which show that the tensile strength-of welded tubes Is
somewhat higher than of the initial band. The advantage of welded tubes in
comparison with seamless tubes consists in their lovel- cost and sufficiently
high reliability. Two illustr., two tables.
1/1
- 78

USSR
NAUMOV YU. A. g., KNyAZEVAj A. P.* PYATNOVA, YU. B., and
CHUDOVj L. ff."
"Synthetic Methods for a-Naphtyl ff-methylcarbamate"
V sb. Mm. sredstva zashchity rust. (Chemical Plant Protective Agents
collection of works), No 2, Moscow, 1972, pp 36-40 (from RZh-KhImiya, No 19,
Oct 73, Abstract No 19H482)
Translations A review is given of the synthetic methods for -naphtyl-N-
methylcarbamate. The mothod for the synthesis of naphtylcarbamate based on
mothyllsocyanate was considered to be the best one and,chosen for detailed
technologioal development and expansion to the production level.
'A

USSR UDC 537.533.2+537.534
SHUL'MAN, A. R. , BAZHANOVA, 11. P.
"On the Nature of the Effect of a Thin Film of Barium~Oxide of Thickness 1.5
of a Monomolecular Layer on the Secondary Electron Emission of Tungsten at
Different Energies of the Primary.Elect-rons (1-150 e0
Tr. Leningr. politekhn. in-ta (Works of Leningrad Polytechnical Institute), 1970,
No 311, pp 25-28 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12(1), Dec 70, Abstract No 12Zh651)
Translation: The secondEry electron emission of,W with thin films of BaO of
different thickness in the range of primary electron energies from 1 to 150 ev
was studied to explain the role of a thin BaO film on.~the surface of a metal
in secondary electron emission at low energies of the primary electrons. The
study showed that the basic, role of the morQrnolecularilayer of BaO on the sur-
e of W at E > 8 ev is that of, lowering. the work function of W. For E < 8 ev
c
a
P P
the yield of secondary electrons from the film itself,.becomes considerable. 12
references. Authors abstract.
-1.1 11 H11;11

-UNCL'ASSIFFED.'.' :PROCESSING OATE--27NOV70
._.:-TITLE--ME'1HOr)S OF PURIFYING ACIDIC.WASTE WATERS AND THE CORROSION OF
METALS DURING RECYCLING -U
AUTHOR-(03)-KATS, YU.A., SOKOLOVAP L.PtI, BAZHANOVXj S.N.
:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE -TR., GOS. NAUC1f.-ISSLE0. PROEKT. INST. SPLAVOV rJFJRA8. TSVET. MFTAL
L970, NO.: 31, 40-3
,..DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSo MECH.v IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
~:JOPIC TAGS--ION EXCHANGE RESIN, COPPERy COPPER ALLOY, ZfNC, CORROSION
RATE, WATER PURIFICATION9 INOUSTRIAL 14ATER
:'~'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT, CLASS--UNCL4SS.1FIE*()
:_PRQXY: SCEL/FRAME--3006/0585 STEP NO--k]R/0000/70/000/031/0040/0043
'C[RC ACCESSION NQ--AT0134350
U" L AS S I F I E 0

2, 021 UNCLASSIF ED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
:CIRC ACCES&ION MO--AT0134350
.A 8STR ACT/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ACIDIC WASfE WATERS FROM METAL
PICKLING CAN BE PURIFIED BY USING RESIN ION EXCHANGERS. THE OPTIMU'm
-HP.
RATE OF WATER FLOW THROUGH AN EXCHANGER IS 8.6 K~PRIME3 PURIFIED
UATERS HAVE PH 6.5-8.0 ANO LESS CORROSIVE POWER, WITH REGARD TO CU AND
JTS ALLOYS, THAN NORMAL TAP WATER ' (PH 7.0). CATION AND ANION EXCHANGERS
ARE REGENERATED IN LOPERCENT H SUB2 SO SUB4 AND' 10PERCENT NAOH SOLNS.
RESP*. AND THE CONCD. REGENERATIVE SOLNS..ARE PROCESSED FOR THE RECOVERY
CUt ZN, AND NA SUB2 SO SUB4.
NC L A S S IF

L/Z 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
.TiTLE--DIPOLE GIANT RESONANCES OF NONMAGIC NUCLEI u' -
'A,UTHQR-(03)-BAZHEN0V, A.A., GAMALYA, I.A., CHERDANTSEV, P.A.
tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ILV.,VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED., FIZ. 1970t 13(1)3' 7-13
.DATE PUBLISHED---70
,~,:SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-DIPOLE INTERACTIONt NUCLEAR RESONANCEP WAVE FUNCTIONt.
~:PHOTONUCLEAR REACTION, TITANIUM ISOTOPE,. SCANOIUA JS TO E. CALCIUM
o p
ISOTOPE
~CGINTROL IIARKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRGXY REEL/FRAME--19aO/l433 STEP NO--UR/0139/1-6/OL3/001/0007/0013
CIRC ACCESSION NO--A'ro0t9555
f" 1. A SF I F

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0049555 - ~ I
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE 14ETHOD~OF CALCN. OF DIPOLE
GIANT RESONANCES OF NO-NMAGIC NUCLEI,# CONNECTED WITH THE UTILIZATION OF
DEFORMED SINGLE PARTICLE ORBITALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NUCLEI
WAVE,FUNCTICNS, IS PRESENTED. THE RESIDUAL-INTERAcrIGN POTENrIAL,
CONSIDERED IN THE CALCN. OF THE DIPOLE STATESt CREATED BY THE
OF NONMAGIC NUCLEJ, PRIME42 CA, PRIMEt2 SC7 PRIME44 TI,
PRIME46 Tlv INCLUDED THE DEPENDENCE OF THE QUANTUM NUS. K, THAT ARE THE
..INTEGRALS OF THE MOTION IN THE PRESENTED~SCHEME. ~THC CALCNS. OF rHE
OSCILLATOR FORCES AND THEIR DEPENDENCE UPON THE GIANT RESONANCE. ENERGY
:~,:.WERE;MADE AND THEIR RESULTS ARE GIVEN. FACILITY: TOMSK.
~,:~~.::POLITLKH. INST. IM. KIROVA, TOMSKt USSR.
UNCLASS-IFIE-a-
MI
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USSR uDe 669,71-053-14038-8)
GRECHUI= X. V. OSOKM, V. K., ~PAL'CHIKOVA, A. I.,
FAL'CH.IKUVA, A., TARASOV, I. A., F-EDORTSOV, V. D.,~ CHALIK, A. D.,
CBERNOV, V. Ye
"Yethod of Obtaining Cryolite"
USSR Author's Certificate iio 312834, filed 3 Mar 70, published 15 Oct. 71
-(from RZh--14etalIurAIn,,, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract.No 4Q179P)
Translation: The procedure for obtaining cryolite by roasting the slurry at
700-8000 formed as a result of wet removal of the gases in aluminum production
is distinguished by the fact that in order to improve the quality of the product,
the roasted slurry is subjected to water treatment at 35-400.with a L;S ratio
of 5-10: 1 vith subsequent leaching out of the precipitate~by a 2-10% solution
of EF at 55-750 vith a L-.S ratio Of 3-19:1- An example is presented.
6o -

USSR UDC 621.~14.263-072.6 (083.8)
'GV, S.L., iQ]DROV, L.P.
GALOCHIMNI, ItT.A., BAZH:E-2TrjV,__I,.A-, SMIRN [Ivanov. energ.in-t
--Ivarlov Fower Inatitutel
"Device For Control Of Ferromagnetic Frequency IMultiplier"
USSR Aut*-or's Certificate No 272424, filed 19 july 68, published 11 Sept 70 (from
RZh--Elektroni,.a i yeye pri=enen-_, Abstract :ioo 4361-7
ye, No 4, April 1971,
Translation: A device is oropoced for control of a ferroma:-netic frequency
multiplier which. is equipped with a cholx-.e coil with a magnetization -winding
connected in parallel to the inix-t; the device contains a magnetic amplifier with-
located in its =Enetic circuit, and diodes and a
operatinr, and control winding3
voltace data unit [datchik] at theoutput of the -multiplier. In order to si-m-plifIl
the multiplier and to imDrove ito characteristics, it is supplied wit-h a data
unit for th3 load current, -',-he out-pi..t. of which is connected to the control wini-
~ing of the ma~rnetic amplifier situated a'. the center bur Isterzhen'] of tile mug-
",alfilled by 3 bars; the onerat4nT w`rdin~:s are lo-
netic circuLu. The 13tter is f
cated vt the cutsido b--r-,,, connected into the ar--s of an auxiliary rectifter whIci.
is fed from 'he winding of "ne voltacp,data unit and 'connected froz the c-AP-ut
gnatization wlnding of the choke coil.
side with the ma
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A
AA~052687 - UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section III Mechanical and General,
Derwent,
244546 FIXI TOJHE Cq1 S_VR
NG BLADES.ON APPLE
WHE ~O'OF AN AXIAL JURB;NE !'nvolves fit-
ting of a bronze-or meEal bush 4 into the root
section 3 of blade 1. The blades are the In assemb-
led onto wheel 5 and located by a dowel through
bores 6. The compressor is then mounted for test-
ing and the compressor results analised.,~If an
alternation is required in the relative position
of the blade form 2 in order to reduce or increase
the performance of the compressor, then the bushes
4 can be changed for others with an angular diff-
erence thus alter-ing the performance of the com-
pressor. The bushes 4 are machined in sets with
a total variation in the angle of the bores within
the limits of + or - 6'.
1.4,.68 as 1230399/24-6 !"OV-et al-
(8.9,69) Bul. 18/28.5.69"- Class 27c, Int.'Cl.
F 04c.
I AWT- -
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'USSR. UDC,669.715.004.82
AAZHENOV, M. F.
"Means of Raising the Production Level of Secondary Aluminum"
~Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 12, Dee 70, pp 40-43
Abstract; The article poses problems on raising the levels of
technology and organization of the production of aluminum alloys
us ing secondary raw materials such as scrap and waste. The pro-
blems include organization of collection, initial preparation
of metal for transporting, provision.of modern and highly effi-
cient equipment for sorting and preparing mixes, a4elts, and
casting alloys, securing organizations and personnel for design-
ing nonstandard equipment, the state of~the art of research in
new aluminum alloys, design:of service specifications for these
alloys, and detailing areas-oE production between aluminum and
metallurgical plants. It is stated:that the level of science
in the area of development of new alloys (where potentials,might
be enormous) and of their intoduction in production is extremely
low. Scientific experimental bases must still be:established,
while experimentation at the plants is limited, due to the lack
of capabilities and appropriate equipment. Rational utilization

USSR
BAZHENOV, M. F., Tsvetnyye Metally, No 12, Dee 70, pp 40-43
of secondary raw material in the.production &nd consumption of
aluminum alloys would require reinforcing and expanding scienti-
fic research institutes engaged,in problems of secondary non-
ferrous metallurgy, the establishment of an experimental indus-
trial base, and the metallation of scientific research labs at
large metallurgical plants. Further recommendations include
planning of funding for scientific research
t.: intensive research
in new
alloys using additions of rare.and he~t-resistant metals,
new.processing technologies for the secondary,metallurgy of a
variety of commerical items, and discontinuin *g the production of
A125, A130, and ZhLS-type alloys at metallurgical plants working
with secondary raw materials. The forthcoming plan for 1971-
.1975 for producin5 aluminum alloYS from secondary,raw materials
MU
st envisage radical reforms.
2/2

USSR UDC: 621-396.677.1
KOZYREV, B. P. and BAUENOV, V. A.
"An Effective Method for Obtaining Infrared Radiation in a Speci-
ection Diagram"
Dii
Leningradp- Priboroatroyeniyq, 11o 2, 1972, pp 104-3.07
Abstract: Attempts to form directional diagrams of infrared radi-
ation within-the limits of the Lambert distribution without
varying the structure of the radiator, by diaphragins f or example,
usually reduce the radiation efficiency. In this article, the
b I
authors investiga -, the problem of improving the radiator ef "i-
ciency with the ra: diation concentrated into an narrow toolid angle,
which can be solved by placinj~ an abzol-atoly.black~ body at tho
focus of a spherical or parabolic mirror. They consider the de-
a directional di,augr= in the form
sign of a radiator projecting
of a wide, plane beram in which the an~,;les of the radiation sipread
differ by a ratio of 90:1 in the orthogonal pl~_nes. This can be
done eiVner by scanning a 10 beam over a 900 aector, or by u2ing
a radiator compounded of 90 one-degrec, infrared projecturo., Both
methods are discuszed. Some information is given of a radiator
with this type of directional diagram developed by the V. I. Le-
nin Electrical Engineering Institute, with which the authors are
associated. A diagram of this radiator is given.

Acc. Nr.:- AP0044037- Ref. Code:
SpectPl Abson45io~ of IR Radiation by Ozone
(Abstract: "Computing the Spectral Absor'ption*of Infr,4-red Radiation by
Ozone in the 9.6~L Band," by B. P. Kozyrey and V.-A. Bazhenov Leningrad
'Electrotechnical Institute Moscow, Izvestiya Akademli Nauk SSSR, Fizika
fAtmosfery i Okeana, Vol. VI, No. 1, 1970,'pp. 98-101)
The study of the 03 band 9.61,L- has been emphasized in the past be-
cause this is the strongest absorption band of ozone, situated at the
center of the atmospheric window o'f.transparency. However, few studies
have examined the spectral absorption of radiation in this band. Moreover,
the analytical expressions proposed in the past are unwieldy and incon-
venient-for practical computations. It has also been unclear as to what
additional errors are caused by approximate allowance for atmospheric in-
homogeneity. The objective of this study was to fill these gaps to some
degree. A'convenient form for representing the absorption of IR radia-
tion. was found by.l. N. Howard, et al. (J. Opt. Soc. America,, 46, No. 5,
1956). On this basis, the authors test the possibility of such a'repre-
sentation of radiation absorption specifically for the 03 9.6~A band. It
is shown that error in computing Bpectral'tranamission of ozone can be
reduced to zero provided atmospheric inhWgeneity is determined precisely
R el/Frame

AP0044037
rather than approximately. It is acknowledged that this considerably com-
plicates the computations. For practical purposes, an error of about 5
percent will still be present, but this compares with an error of 10-20
percent when only an approximate allowance for atmospheric inhomogeneity
is made.
1:9770483
IN

USSR UX:620.171
GORNOSTAY, V. I., BAZIIFNOV, V,_2., TQNYUK, N. I., Zhi tomir
"Test Stand for Rotating Turbine Elements"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 10, Oct 73, pp 100-103
Abstract: A universal test stand for testing of the stress state of
plastic deformation and rupture of rotating structures spinning at tip
to 80,000 rpra is described. The stand consists of a main portion
(direct current generator and control panel) , in a separate room, and
the actual spinning portion, 'rite stand can he used foi- long-term and
short-tem studies at constant or vari.able (including cy~jical) rotating
speeds under normal, high and low temperatures, in air, in I VaCLIUIII
and in corrosive media. Structures tip to 1400 mm in diameter and 1200
m long at the axis call be studied. The chamber is made of reinforced
concrete in the form of an arch coupled to a concrete foundation. The
arch is 1000 mill thick. The inside of the cliamber is lined with wooden
beams and armored sheets covered with rubber plates to reduce the impact
of parts following ruptures.
M~M

USSR UDC 539.3
Y~ V. G., UGODCH_
BAZHEID a IKOV2 A. G., SHVETSOV, A. V.
"A Solution to the Problem of Stress Concentration in a Region-Dounded on the
Outside by a Circle and from Within by a Curve of Complex Shape Under Force
and Temperature Effects"
Sb. nauch. tr. Perm.. politeklin. in-t (Collection of Scientiric Works of Perm'
Polytechnical Institute), 1971, No. 98, pp 3-10 (from RZ1141ekhanika, No 3,
Mar 72, Abstract No 3V65)
Translation: A conformal mapping method was used to obtain a solution of the
plane ntatics problem of thermoelasticity and the fir~,.t boundary value problem
of elasticity theory for a ayminetric doubly connected regiol) sw)jcct to the
action of a steady-state temperature drop and uniform ..pressures from within and
without. The solution is constructed in complex form usinc, a Laurent exr)ansion.
The problem is reduced to the solution of an infinite sYstem~ of linear algebraic
equations. The reflection of a circular ring on the given region is achieved by
power polynomials. It is noted that the best convergexice of the solution occu~ns
when the reflecting function _Js taken in the form of Lagrange interpolation Poly-
nomials. A numerical example of the solution of a therilloelasticity problf-ni
under isothermal boundary conditions is considered. 10 ref. N. T. Glazu-nova.

USSR UDC: 621.396.6-181.5
BAZHIMO -T~.y, K. D'YAKOV, V. V. , PRESNOV, V. A.
"Voltage-Capacitance Characteristics of a Metal-Dielectric-Semiconductor
'Capacitor With Deep Centersit
Elektron.-tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. Poluprovodn. pribory (Electronic
Technology. Scientific and Technical Collection. Semiconductor,Devices),
1970, vym-. 5015), pp 17-22 (from RZh-Ra*diotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract
No 6vi-94)
Translation: The authors study the voltage-ca-Dacita 'nce characteristics
of MDS structures with deep acceptor and donor centers in.the serdconductor
layer. Resume.

~!IPROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
1/2 041 U CLASSIOIED~
TITLE--LATTICE DEFECTS IN GALLIUM ARSENIDE -U-
.41UTHQR-(041;1!LU~~~K., BAZHENOVA, G.N.1 PRESNQVt V*A.t FEDOTOV, S.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~:SOURCE-FIZIKA TVERDOGO TEL t 12vmAR.,1970v P. 908-910
A f0L
,,.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--IRON, METAL COATING, GALLIUM ARSENIDE,~CRYSFAL LATTICE
_STRUCTUREt ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE, SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS,
_LUMINISC~NCEj CRYSTAL LATTICE DEFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1283 STEP NO--UR/Olcll/70/012/000/0908/0910
C[RC ACCESSION NO--AP0107759
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/2 041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT?O
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107759
ABSTin%ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.~ INVESTIGATION OF THE MECHANIS,"IS OF
-~-THE INFLUENCE OF LATTICE DEFECTS 014 THE ELECTRIC AND LUMINISCENT
CHARACTERISTICS OF IRON DOPED GALLIUM ARSENIDE CRYSTALS (3,500000 OHM
-CM).ANNEALED FOR 12 HR AT 700 TO 1200 C. THE TYPE OF LATTICE DEFECTS
-RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EPR SPECTRA IN HEAT TREATED CRYSTALS Is srUDIED, AND
THE-I.NTENSITY OF THE EPR SPECTRUM OF TRIVALENT JRON IONS IN GALLIUA
-ARSENIDE IS PLOTTED VS THE *ANNEALING~TEMPERATUREAN A VACUUM.
FACILITY: ODESSKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI UNIVERSITET,~ODESSAr UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR imc 6:L2-5-014-43+6l2-53
BAZHENOV. Yu.-J., Institute of Cytology.and Genetics, Siberian Affiliate of
the Academy of Sciences USSRY Novosibirsk
"Effect of Adaptation to Cold on the Energy Required for Muscular Activity"
Moscow, Do'lclady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 208, No 5, 1973, pp 1250-1252
Abstract: In experiments on rats adapted to cold by exposure to a temperature
of 2-40c for 6-8 w-ks, an attempt was made to verify conclusions to the ef fect
that the efficiency of muscular activity is lowered by adaptation to cold -
i. e.,, that the heat output associated with muscular contraction is increased.
A correlation of the consumption of .02 with the electrical activity of muscles,
which served as a measure of the contractile activity;(work performed by the
muscles), for rats exercised on a treadmil I at 22-240 ~ and 0-40 showed that the
expenditure o fL energy per unit of muscular work, as indicated by the 02 consump, -
tion, was*almost twice as high for rats adapted to cold than for unadapted con-
trol rats. The increase in the energy expenditure associated wit-h the perfor-
mance of work at the lower temperature of 0-40C vs. that of 22-240C was higher.
for the adapted than the unadapted animals. The increase in the heat outDut
during muscular activit-y was concentrated in the working muscles of the thighs
and back, while the thermal regulation activity (thermal regulation tonus and

USSR uDc 612-53+6i2.74l
BAZHENOV, Yu._I., Institute of Cytology and Genetics, Academy of Sciences
USSR., Siberian Division, Novosibirsk
"Effect of Mascle Conditioning on Adaptation of White' Rats to Cold"
Uningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR, No 4, 1973 PP 595-599
Abstract: In rats, physical exercise (running on a trealmill at 20 m/min 5
days a week) in the course of cold adaptation over a period of 6 to 8 weeks.
delayed the onset of adaptive functional changes characteristic of animals
adapted to cold without exercise, possibly, beewuse of~the involvement ofladdi-
tional fast rruscle fibers. Bets exercised during cold adaptation occupy an
intermediate position between cold-adapted, untrained animals and unadapted
animals., judging by the changes in physiological tarameters (oxfgen consumption,
muscle electrical activity, and body temperature) in response to chilling.

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XI-S. T_X PkVJr.CTLO11 UF 7111; P)WE VIAGPAM OF 714C 1ftAfi-CJTP 5YST'VM
[Article by TP. A. Belagurova, Cj 1. 1lmVLfrov4, A. A. RvAt.nt.ev, L,
-R,; is
Krintallev I Plenok, Ru"Inn, N-11 June 1541
"let"thod of difft"Otist thtMxI -"x1v%1" we-, used ta rxin.truct 0-
-, - r,
.0 - ~ -*tv.
T-Y. Pr(Vjcc 11,11 of th. '1141trit" of state f - tMe m. NTV nys L
in at the simple euttit t~p~. -The vj~trctj~ point corivaru",in to a
tian of 33 ~ 2 mol.Z CdTe at 8;4 + z'c: The solid solution reficin rt-acaes
3a -,I% cd-rv at th', Bv ~qlnil tile ljquj;!~ Ku,". WA
barn grown by the BridgemAn method, it to possible in detrmtne jjjr p"qition
of the -Iidw; In the syntem. Tho c.mp-ltj~ .1 the solij hA*q I.nit.th.
bars determined from tile value of the crystal lattice period xt"P the point
on the nalidus curve for tile given liquidus temperature. In adiiitiont the
solidus points were determined for temperaturep of 796, 826 and 1145% with
the help of x-rsy-pham,e anslyple and determination of the mtrrnhardnwas.
7ba results of the analysis coincide -Ithin the Unite of the experiment.

V,e5
Xt-4. STUDY OF TILE PROCESS OF EPITAXIAL GROWTH OF SOLID INk-S-CUTE SOLUTIONS
(Articlo by F_H. KhabArny. IrkutA1,;N.-jbIrq~., III S,
lu. pit Prot"e"niom Rn-jta I Sintezz raluprovadnIL-Uh Krl~tml Irv I #,Irnrk, Rwt-
Alan, 11-17 luoe 1971. v 1491
Hanocryatalline Inyorm of the InAm-CdT* soltd "olutiprii were c+tained zi,
the fivathod of liquid rpitoxy (ton the solutim-Itin vitijkem, 7h-r xr~th =- 1
dirlonn xnJ their relation to the phyaledl Properties of the vrC'm solid sc*~-~
tion& of lnk~-Cdiie eye InvevitiRated.
ficrinntna wLth Lite results tit micro x-rev structural anatvAL% it is
stated that tho! taYers of solid solutlon 4-1 TnA~CdTc jtr~. with variable c~~
pogition And are enriched with tellurium. This coincides with the re*ults of
crasurltir, tho gnivnio-ongnatic properties of the inveattr^tod solid "lutions.
AccotJtnf-, to the distribution data with respect to the cc,=r63ItI", the seere-
gotten coefficients of th* solid solution of InAA-CdTo were volculated for
growth tit epitaxial layers. A compartmon was risdo with the results obtained
by the diarrnm of, state at the quaternary i,yitrn.
'rho optical absorption edge of the lityars in charattevixed by the
anomalously xteop course of the spectral dependence by comparison wlth cbe
startals obtained by cryatalltx&tLon from ihe stoicht.oftetrIc tnalt.~ The rt-
fl*ctlm spectra are mossurad, and the data on the niniva, are used to cslc~
late the parameters of the conduction electrons.

041 UNCLASVFIED~ PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
..jITLE-_LATTICE DEFECTS IN GALLIUM ARSENIDE -U-
~,AUTHOR-(041-BAZHENOVt V.K.t BAZHENOV PRESNOV, V*A.? FEDOTOV, S.P.
~''COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
TVERDOGO TELAs VOL. 12, MAR. 1970, P. 908-910
PUBLISHED ------- 70
~_SUBJECT AR~:AS-MATERIALSr PHYSICS
TAGS--IRON, METAL COATING, GALLIUM ARSENIDE,:.CRYSFAL LATTICE
STRUCTURE, ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCEt SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS,
LUMINISCENCE, CRYSTAL LATTICE DEFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1283 STEP NO--UR/Oltll/70/012/000/0908/U910
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107759
UNCLASSIFIED
Uak

2/2 041 UNCLASSIF;IED PROCliSSING DATE--30OCT70
C I RC ACCESSION NO--AP0107759
:-'ABSTRACT/r.-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABStRACT. INVESTIGATION OF THE MECHANISMS OF
TIHEJNFLUENCE OF LATTICE DEFECTS-014 THErELECTRIC AND LUMINISCENT
~CHARACTERISTICS OF IRON DOPED GALLIUM ARSENIDE CRYSTALS (3,500YO00 OHM
~.CMI ANNEALED,FOR 12 HR AT 700 TO 1200-C. THE TYPE OF LATTICE DEFECTS
~..-.',RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EPR SPECTRA IN HEAT TREATED CRYSrALS IS STUDIED, AND
THE INTENSITY OF THE EPR SPECTRUM OF TRIVALENT URON IONS IN GALLIUM
ARSENIDE IS PLOTTED VS THE ANNEALING TEMPERATURE. IN A VACUUM.
FACILITY: ODESSKII GOSUDA:RSTVENNYI UNIV.ERSITET,~OUESSA, UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 615.9.092:54-162.2
BRAKHNOVA, I. T., Candidate of Medical Sciences, and
Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases and Polytechnical Institute,
Kiev
."Structure of the Crystal Lattice of Simple Substances and Compounds as an
Indicator of Their Toxicity"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, 1971, pp 95-100
Abstract: The structure of the crystal lattice of a substance which is deter-
mined by the nature of its electronic structure is clearly correlated with its
biological activity. High toxicity is associated with a low degree of. symmetry
of the crystal lattice. Substances possessing a body-centered cubic lattice
have little pneuinoconiotic effect. . Substances with a~face-centered cubic lat-
tice have a chronic general toxic effect mostly involving the parenchymatous
organs' Substances with a hexagonal close-packing or other less symmetrical
structures (rhombic, rhombohedral, tetragonal) are markedly toxic and can
cause both acute and chronic intoxication.. The characteristics of the crystal
lattice of inorganic substances can be used :for preliminary evaluation of the
toxicity of new chemical compounds. It is recommended that,the provisional
maximum permissible concentration of substances with a b~~dy-centered cubic
structure be set at 6 to 10 mg/m3, those with a face-ceatered cubic lattice
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MR
BRAKHNOVA, I. T., and BAZHENOVA, L. N., Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, 1971,
pp 95-100
at 3 to 5mg/m3, and those with a hexagonal close-packing lattice at 1 to 2
mg/M3. The maximum permissible concentration of other substances with less
symmetrical crystal lattices (rhombic, rhombohedral, tetragonal, monoclinic,
etc.) should not exceed 0.5 g/m3.
m
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44
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USSR UDC 678.84.01:537
BAZHENOVA, T. S., PAKHOMOV, V. I., ZHDANOV, A. A., POLYAKOVA, L. L.,
-S1ffffO_VA, N., EKSANOVA, N. D., and TARASOV, Ye. V.
"Electric Properties of the Epoxyorganosilicon Resin ES-9 and Compounds
Based on This Resin"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy, No 2, 1973, pp 21-23
Abstract: Results are reported of the study of electric properties of the
compounds based on dianic resin ED-5, polyfunctional,resiu ETP and epoxy-
siliconorganic resin TPE-9 containing triphenylpentamethoxytrisiloxane
[resin ES-91. It was shown that the ES--;9 resin is a~good, active solvent
for compounds based on any epoxy resin prepared for electrotechnical
utilization. The ES-9 resin lowers considerably the:starting viscosity
of the epoxy binder preserving at the same time all of the desired electric
properties of epoxy compounds both under normal usage as well as during
prolonged heating, increased humidity, and elevated temperature.
61

USSR UDC 533.6.011.72
BAZHENOVA, T. V., GVOZDEVA, L. G., KfflMAROV, V. S., and SUKHOV, B. G.
"Investigation of the Diffraction of Strong Shock Waves at Convex Anales"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, I-Tekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 4, 1973,
pp 122-134
Abstract: Results are presented of an investigationof the diffraction of
strong shock waves at two-dimensional convex angles (NO 2-10) in gases
with change of the adiabatic exponent from 1.66 to 1.05.
New features of the diffraction pattern are disclosed, that are linked by
interaction of the retardation wave with the free jet boundary layer. It is
established that the shape of the diffracting shock wave depends upon the
Mach number MO of the shock wave and the dif fraction. angle ao. The Mach
number of the wall portion of the shock wave does not depend upon the adia-
batic exponent of the gas v if the adiabatic exponent varies within the
range of 1.4--l.15. With an increase of the diffraction angle and the
Mach number of the incident shock wave in the wall portion of tile diffracting
shock urave, there consecutively originate a point of inflection, a 'Mach
refection, and a nearly regular reflection.
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USSR
BAZMOVA, T. V., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti
i Gaza, No 4, 1973, pp 122-134
E>-.perimental values of the stall angles are obtained. It is shown that the
stall takes place at a pressure greater than p0, but less than 2 po. ~"he
0 6L
pressure on the wall surface during diffraction of the shock wave changes
from the value at the front of the diffracted part of:the shock wave to the
value at the end of the rarefication wave. An approximation formula is
presented, which gives the relationship of the value of the pressure on the
front of the diffracted shock wave to the Mach number ~of the incident wave
and to the wedge angle. Values of the pressure at the end of the expansion
wave are obtained on the basis of experimentally measured values of L11c. -,Lall
angle, 15 references.
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USSR UDC 621.391,519.2
TOMALIN, L. N. BAZIIEV, V. M.
"Some Characteristics of Reception of Discrete Radio Signals with Carrier
Frequency Multiplication"
Vopr. radiotekliniki -V sb-(TProblems of Radio Engineering - collection of works),
Tula, Tula Polyteclinical Institute, 1970, pp 112-120 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4A92)
Translation: The operating characteristics of discrete signal carrier fre-
quencv multipliers of a receiver with a linear and quadratic amplitude character-
istic of the nonlinear element are investigated, Transmission of "pure" noise
and noise in the form of interference is analyzed.
-35 - MUM

USSR UDc 621.396.6.002:6P-1.793(088.8)
KAZAKOVA, S. M., LAZDIN, V. P., BAZHEVA, T. P.
"A Heat Indicator Coating"
USSR Ajithor's Certificate No 25h826, Filed 6 jul 68, Published 18 Mar 70 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, 110 10, Oct 70, Abstract No 10V295 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate. introduces a heat indica-lor coating ,,1,iCh
contains chromium oxide as a pigment, a copolymer of buty,l methacrylate and methacrylic
acid as binder, and butyl acetate as the-solvent. As a distinguishing feature of the
patent, a temperature of 95�20C is.indicated by introducing as.a basic temperature
Indicator 30-35 wt.% pyrogallol, 0.5-0.55 w-t.% chromium oxide, 2.5-3 wt.010 copolymer
of butyl rue-thacrylate with methacrylic acid, and enough butyl acetate to make up a
mixture of 100 wt.%.

~L12 0.37 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESS[r,.'G 0AT~--I'-l'jN(JV70
--~-CALCULATIUN OF THE ER1 ODYNAM IC :Pr-UP;-~-,RTI ES 0 F, CHEMCALLY REACrING
TITLE THE .4
SYSTE14S 13ASED ON THE E-C)UATION OF STATE-U-,~,
R
~~AUTHU.-(02)-BAZHIN, II.I.A., PIESTEkENKO, V. B.'

. . 'I
USSR Gl,,-,.l46..
BERSWY.YTT) S. A.
4,tTX Institute of rhysiolr,&y im. 0. 0. BoGo-
molets AcadevW of Sciences Ukrainian SSR Kiev
"Changes in Hemod~rnamics and Efferent Sympathetic 11Tulses' Daring Sorr.o Pressor
Cardiovascular Reflexes in Acute kypoxic Hypoyia"
Kiev Fiziologichniy Zhurnal., No 6, 1972., PP 769-T[8
Abstract- In experiments on anesthetized cats, chanj~~,-s in the main
of hemodynardes and efferent srmpathetic ixmxulses were co.-marel in the po3t-
ganglionic fibers of the renal nerve at the hei(;ht of the pressor reaction
elicited by a decrease in p,.-rfusion prefmiare in tho carotiCk sinuses and
electrical stiiadation of the A and C fibers of the tibial under noriml
conditions and during acute hypoxic hypoxia. Some Tualitative and quantitati%--e
differences were observed in the hemolynamic structure of the pressor cardio-
L -
vascular reflexes and efferent j=.ulses in the anii?zls ey-oosed to acute 1,-Imoxic
ts show that the "bulbar and spinal structitres of the. cardlio-
hypoxia. Me resul U
vascular center are axcited by acute h,)q)oxia. The observed (Ufferences, a-re
believed to be the conseauence of, excitation of the cardiovasmlar center and
jathetic and local mettO)o-, e infl-atmccs in the
inte6ration of reflex
effector.

~jj 1: 1 ~ A ii , t iii11 fl: r! ill F1II
Heat Treatment
USSR UDC 621-791.053:621.78:669.245
KUZ'MIN, G. S. (Cand. of Techn. Sciences) and W(Engineer), Perm'
Polytechnic Institute
"Effect of Heat Treating on the Properties of the Welds of Nickel with
Higher Carbon Contents"
114oscow, Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, No 2, Feb 72, pp 32-33
Abstract: Welded nickel structures are generally operated under high-tempera-
ture conditions. This study concerns the effects of carbon, temperature, and
hold times of the metal on the plastic properties of nickel welds. Involved
were welded NP-2 nickel specimens. The carbon content was varied by adding
various amounts of silver graphite to the experimental electrode coatings.
Manual positive-electrode welding was used. The plasttc properties were
determined the moment the pieces were welded and heldr for variotio period";
in an electric furnace at different temperatures. It was found that the
cooling of welded nickel welds with higher C contents (above 0.1%) in open
air sets a structure of lower plasticity. Annealing of welded nickel parts
with over 0.1% C in the welds reduces the mechanical properties, specifically
the plasticity. Addition of C to nickel welds in amounts higher than 0.11'.
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USSR
KUZ'MIN, G. S.,-and BAZIIIN, S. N., Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, No 2, Feb 72,
pp 32-33
requires steps to ensure its combination with the welds for high-temperature
service. Addition of certain amounts of Ti together with C to nickel. welds
resulted in a marked increase of the plastic properties of the welds.
(4 illustrations, 7 bibliographic references)
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USSR UDC 629.78.076.8
IVANOV, N. M. , MARTYNOV, A. I.
"Discrete Algorithm for Controlling the Final Launch Velocity of Spacecraft
in the Atmosphere of Mars"
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aerogidrodinam. in-ta (Scientific 'Notes of the Central
Aerohydrodynamic Institute), 1972, Vol. 3, No. 4, pp 59-64 (from RZh_
41..Raketostroyeniye, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11.41.97)
Translation: A discrete algorithm for controlling the final escape velocity
of a space ship in the atmosphere of Mars is discussed, the achievement of
which is possible by simple autonomic means. The lift vector is controlled
by the change in the angle of roll (i.e., the effective component of the
lift force). The algorithm for the control uses the,lines of intersection
remembered by the on-board computer. Numerical results are given for a
calculation of the efficiency of the control algorithm. It is shown that the
control algorithm can be used in constructing control systems for the final
escape velocity for a wide class of launched craft and for various injection
velocities. 4 ill., 4 ref. Resume.
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USSR UDC 629.78.015.076.8
BAZHINOV I. K. IVANOV, N- H., NOGOV, 0. A., and YAICOVLEV, 0. S.
11SOM
e Adaptive Algorithms of Control of the Descent of Planetary Space
Vehicles in the Earth's Atmosphere"
Inform. Materialy. Nauch. Sovet po Kompleks. Probl. (Information Materials
of the Scientific Council on Complex Problems), "Kibernetilca." AN SSSR,
No 6 (53), 1972, pp 38-47 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal,~.Raketostroyeniye, No
5, 1972, Abstract No 5.41.173, Resume)
Translation: The problem of controlling the descent of a space vehicle enter-
ing the Earth's atmosphere at hyperbolic velocities in presently becoming a
constantly more urgent one. With an increase of the entry velocity, the
solution of the problem of landing of the craft in a given region of the
Earth acquires substantial complexity, and there is a~corresponding increase
in the demands made upon the descent control system. Such a descent control
system must be versatile, capable of functioning in various kinds of emergency
situations, at any practicable range of descent, at various entry velocities,
with random changes of the aerodynamic characteristics of the descending craft
within the limits of tolerance, etc. An algorithm. for,operating such a descent
control system is a complex one; it can be brought to realizatioa only .-iith
112

us SIR
BAZHT-XOV, 1. K. , Inf or--. Materialy. Nauch. Sovat vo Ko:7~-Oel:s. Probl.
"Kibernetika." AN SSSR, No 6 (53), 19,72, pp 38-147 (fzom Rof~rati-.--vy 'Zhurnal,
Rake tos troyenive, No 5, 1972, Abstract.No 5.41.137, Ilesume)
the employment of a digital computer, aboard the space vehicle. Some types
of algorithms for operating descent control systems of this kind are
examined. 7 references.
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