SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GROSS, L.F. - GRUNSKIY, I.S.

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USSR UDG 621.,78;4.6
GRCSS , L.F. , IYANCV, I.M. , !~AXHENYC, L. A., SHAL'NCV, A. 7.
"An Eyceri=ent Cn The Effect CT The Cirrent Loid Cf A SaveF--;!.,Ie Arceler-itini- Structure"
V eb. Uskoriteli (Accelerators--Collection Cf Works), No 12, Voscow, i970,
pp (from R-h--Elektrcnika i yeye prixene~n - Abstract No
No 12, December
12A,`M)
Transla+icn: The interaction of a succession of prouped clusters hit 'n ine -veFuide
structure 'was exnerimental1v studied under conditions of ineauality of veloi;lties of
the accelerating w8ve and particles. The fourth section of tae ~,6C 'Yev electron
linear accelerator of the Physico-Technical Institute of the .5, 'jkr S-ER wUs -!Sea 813
a wavep,~jide struct-ire. DurinF the experiment a method was used "or eh'.ft of tne d.-e-
tiersion curve or the wavepliide structure by j chunpe of its tomper-iture. The siEnul
Induced by the boism in the wuveiruide atrijeture wan load to the o_;teide -rid Tv-,ioured
with the jid of u linear detpator, calibrated by a thermocouple. Tho a-punderice
obtained of the intensity of the induced field on the freq,-jency difforer`)Ge j7reeEf
with the theoreticil curve within the limits of 5 percent. it direct ine:ection was
corid-icted of a xodel representation of the pattern of the induced field transients
at the beginninj- and at the end of a current pulse. An oecilloscopie urtjlyeie of
the pulses confirmed the presence of umnlitude hnd phase mod-ilution of the r:1:4idtlon
field in a transient rerime. S.F.
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USSIR
UDC: 535.'73.2
-Ye--Y--(-Deceased) , STAROOTIN, PT. V. , SH-`PILOV, Ni. P. , -and
GROSS,
SHEEIMARETIYEV, R. I.
"Spectroscopic Investigation of Energy Levels of Bielectrons or
Biholes in a Bismuth Iodide Crystal"
MOSCOW, I--vestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR--Seriya Fizicheskaya, No 4,
1973, pp 885-890
Abstract: This article is the continuation of worr'_- begun in 1-n
earlier paper (Gross, Ye. F, et al, Pis1ma Z1, TF, 1~, 1971, P 320)
describing experimental research into exciton states in B'13 crys-
talo in which a hydro(.-,,en-like series of resonance lines of r.--dia-
tion and absorption originating in the short-wave rather than the
longqiave spect-ral region i-,ras discovered. The results of further
experimental work alon8 this iiiie are discussed in the pl-osont
paper. The authors assert that the basic results of the ;-~Yperi-
mentation can be interDreted if it is assumed tHat this series of
li.nes is coni,ected with a special type of optical tr--iisition in
seniconductors, a transition between two electron zones,or two
hole zones; it. can be considered as a direct interzo-ne t1ransition
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USSR
UDC: 535.3/73.2
GROSS, Ye. F. , et al, Izvestiya Alkadlemi-i Thbuk- SSSR--Seriva Tizi-
cheskaya, No 4, 1973, pp 885-890
accompanying the -formation oi" a bie-lectron or bilhole by analo;-Y
with the formation of an exciton for the case of ordinary zone-
zone transitions betv.,een an upper valent zone and the conduct ivit-y
zone. Absorption and luminescence spectra of the inverse series
in B'13 crystals are shown. It is noted that, with better crystals
and the use of ~-; high-dispersion spectrometer, the terms o.' trie in-
verse absorption series at temperatures of 1.6-4.20 -_''L have doublet
structures and a prediction raade on the basis of the tlleor~y has been exper-
imentall,y verified.
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GROSS, the late Ye. F., FEDOROV, D. L., and SHEKIMAM:TYEV, R. I., Leningrad
University imeni A. A. Zhdanov, Physicotechnical Institute imeni A. F.
Ioffe of the Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"Effect of Uniaxial Deformation on Absorption Spectrum of Bismuth Iodide
Crystals"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, Vol 14, No 11, Nov 72, pp 3252-3255
Abstract: In previous articles the authors reported observing a hydrogen-like
series of 1-ines in the absorption spectrum of bismuth iodide crystals dt 4.2'K
which converge towards the long-wave side instead of the short-wave side,
as usually the case. The frequencies v of these lines obey the inverse
serial relation of the hydrogen-like atom
+ R
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GROSS, the late YE. F., et al., Fizika Tverdogo Tela, Vol 14, No 11, Nov 72,
pp 3252-3255
The present article describes results of the further experimental study of
the inverse series viz.,the effect of directed,uniaxial elastic deformation
of BiI3 single crystals at 4.20 K on the absorption spectrum. Deformation of
the crystal along the optical axis C3 results in a shift of the absorption
lines of the inverse series towards the long-wave side, together with a suc-
cessive decrease in line intensity, beginning with the higher members of the
series. At the same time,there is continuous deformation absorption moving
from the short-wave side with a considerably higher (in absolute value) shift
coofficient.
The authors thank N. V. STAROSTIN for discussing the resultsQ, V. T".
AGEKYAN for his assistance and advice in the creation of a special-design
press, and A. N. PAVLOV for taking part in the experiments.
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G'Oi S R
'UDC: 1,one
G-1103 (deceased), SOICDIOV, N. S., and TITZGV, A.
..Q,~
"Phononless Annihilation Radiation of Indirect E.-.citons i- Gor-
manium Crystals With Isoelectronic Impurities"
Leningrad, Fini-L-a I'vea-do-o Tola-, Vol 14, No 7, 1972, pp 21-004-2007
Abstract: The results are given of exi-x-riments performed to stud,,
the luminescence of indirect excitons in germanium crystals with
isoelectronic adriixtures of Si and Sn at a tern~erature of 4.20 K.
The DFS-12 spectrorrieter ~iith a PbS pho tore s istor v,as uSed L,.- a r,-,-
ceiver for recording purposes. The luminescerice spectrwn
of a germanitmi crystal containin,,- an isoelectranic Si im-,jurity of-
0.7 at. and a sim-11 amount (5-iol-4 per cc) of "ib donor' iz--terlal,
in which the radi--tion bands typical o-f germaniu:~_ -.;_Jt-h no silicon
are clearly indicated is shown. These bands am- the rusult of 'Ghe rmn~khilation
of free as well as bonded excitons with phonon excitation. Tni_. effuct on the
spectr= of increasin,!,, the sensitivity of the equip7ment and of addin,-, silicon to,
the crystal specJmens is a-so noted. Investifations were na-de of the Lxunescence
of free g=.~.-nium crystal excitons containing Sn, in which phononless anni-
hilation of free excitons vith elastic dispersion of the Sn atoms vas obs-~~xved
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GROSS, Ye. F., et al., Fizika Tv-crdo,-,o Tela, vol 14, No -(, 1972, pp 2-004-20D7
The authors, associated with the A.F. Ioffe Physico-Technical Instit-ate of
Leningrad, express their gratitude to V. I. Safarov for his conments, to
1. 1-1. Belokurova and V. S. Ze.-nskov for growinE,; the Ge-Si crystals used in the
experirents, and to Dr. V. Airo of France for preparing the gemanitm, tin-
alloyed specimens.
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(De:ce ass ed STARLOST I IT, 11. V. , S HEI I I I LOV , E; axid
oat MWI 1 1411 4: 4. F ~mlv , R . I
"Fine Structure of the BnerZy Levels of a Dielectron or Bihole
in a Bi13 Crystal"
Leningrad, Fizilzal~iverdo,,,o 7L-cla, voll 14, 11.1o 7, 1c)72, pl~ 1942-i(1147
Abstract: From the cx-,-~erimental discovery of an inverted series of
hydrogen-! i'll-e lines in BiI3 crystals, it has been concluded til-at
the phenomenon was cau-sed by the formation of ~. bielectron a sys-
tem of t-win charged particles, electrons,or ho.les, with antlip-.I-al-
lei spins. Atrther exlerimentation i-.ras conducted by the men rairled
above, and the re~~ults of -.hat- ex.-oerinientation z~xe ~iLveln 1?i '6~'Is
paper. 111cluded also are theoretical investiga-tions into the
spectroscopic char.acteris -tics of the two types of Vwin 7,Irticle-5
in poorly.syrx~eti,ical Bi13 c-1-Ystals. it wz_-s -fou-nC,
that in a DFS-13 spectroscove with a dispersion or ii'buat th'; BH-,
the dictance I!Lt-~-ec-n
had P, ftne strictlire and some of its )An~!.s were
tile doLfblet CO:t;r,)n,_-1)tr; val-yin,., inversuly as the qmnt,,Lrrj

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GROSS Ye. F. (deceased), et- al., Fizika Tverdo~;o Tela, vol Ili, No 7, 1972,
pp 19242-1947
of the present paper also used more perfect crystals. In the theoretical part
of the paper, the authors obtain an expression for the enerl-,;ies of the d:)ublet
components which indicates that the doublet splitting off the d-bielectron or
, line nw-.Ibcr acco linu, to the re-Dation 1.
bihole decreases with increasing n lr,2.
This agrees with the experimentally observed variation. The authors, rl~:mbers of
the A. A. Zhdanov State University of Leningrad and the A. F. Toffe Phyoico-
Technical Inslit-ate of Leni-ngra-0, express their j~ratitud~! to N- Dru'.-,ov '. o
%, _' wq
participated in the experiments.
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USSR 'UDC: ]Tone
,QWJ,.Ye sed), PERMOGOROV, S. A., TEAVITIPMV, V. V., and
....P-, (Decea
"Kinetics of the Formation of Bonded Excitons i-n CdS Crystals"
Leningrad, Pizika Tverdogo TDela, vol 14, No 5, 1972, pp 1547-1548
Abstract: This brief communication is the sequel to an earlier
article published by the. authors named above in the same journal
(vol 14, 1972, P 1388), in which they showed that tile excitation
of MIS crystals with a hir~h probability of nonradiation recomlbina-
tion by monochromatic light creates mo-nokinetic exciton distri-
bution in the exciton zone. In them present com-munication an ac-
count is given of an investigation into the probability of forma-
tion of excito." bonded with neutral donors in CdS crysLals as a
function of the enerpy of the free excitons. The excitation -,,-)ec-
tra were obtained at a temperature of 4.20 X i-,,ith equipment de-
scribed in the earlier paper, and the results of their plot are
shown.
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USSR
'W22L K EY1,"GOLID, 1. 1. , MAKAROV, V. T Leni-wra(~~
imeni A. A. Zfidanov
"Resonance interaction Betweer, Crtho- and Paracxciton,--~, -n '- CI-12-~'
Crystal Iiith the Pai,ticipation of Phonolls"
Moscow, Pio'm-~ v Zhurnal Tcoretkli~.--Ik..Oy rlzilkl.i, Val. !-5,
No. 7, 5 Apr 72, I)p 383-386
Abstract: The exciton luminescence s-L)ectra 0~: CU20 tc-
freauencies o.-F all mptical phon;yis, includinr vjbratier!~3 of I"-, jj-tj-re
sccitterin,- . it it; noted that in addition to the-,
1 of the "yeliew" series with symmetric Ni3 (orLIhoe:-:ci-'c,-.Q), thc!-c-
L j.
Iton).
of 1:11(!
in the qu;j(j-ur,o),(~ C;in ))~o 01)::L~,.vvedi !-I I u.;::
spectra, The tranif7,i-tion t:0 'll'o. I'll :tatp i~; forh.IJ:;(`j 'I
"mm,
Do!- :=1 the-- L
thi- S'ate -,Ip- I-..C)t !"',(371 C*"'r:~-.T~'d uE untill t"
rime. w
taneous excitadon or (11.0,!Djlt-2ar~.Ince of,
spectrm of- CuO alo,t--7 with ru.;ozmaicc radiation of- Tf., I r!
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GROSS, YE. F. , et- a!, Pis'---- v Zhurnal Teor
T
Fiz--ki , Vol. 15, No. 7, 5 Apr 72, pp 383-366
to t'ie F; 5 level with the parti c-;Dat-, of r-,, , 1-9 , j-hCnCn
permissible in the dipole appi-ox -1-mat ion. A table is givcii thc~ Frc-
quency of optical phonons oc cuvrous oxide measured on th-2 has-is lumm:~,-:C~-nc-n
spectra. In addition to phonan repetitions tlle table shcws ail
tion band which is located at a distance of about- 180 c.,-.i-'l 'Ci-, tile lin- th,:m
orthoexciton an,-! uhich has the charactleristIc sha"e o-' Ovmon
free e-xciton. Tl~e depen,--",,7~7' tile
..Cf-- Cl- k~ lu-iinescericc, c1: .--.Is I)C-,
temperat,twe is sharply different from the temperature oC tht--
phorions. Tt is _-I-C) T
re- Of
is never encountered in the radiation -.pect-rurn of bound
oxide. It is suggested tj,L~t this band arises from -the .3 T
+
with another (not F exc:ton; slate. Al
L thouall the aut~lc-r:-:
paraoxciton level ,;hould he local.(~d, it could not- !)--i
tioll or in ol)sorvQd only ill
tion,and the neiv., 1-ine appeared In the luminescenc(--- C-):- C-llj) un,
pressicn of the c-rYstal a1cnIg thu C', axis of:
rise of -,-he paruc~zcizon li:-2 In the spcctrur, o-f
i3 (ILL(I to rCSC)n1-MC'C of thr--
[ton wi !h ;,:-j, " t.11 ~()!l (A i~ phfq-11~ .!rld f-
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GROSSS, Ye- T. `7 S. A. Fi~L-11:a T~-;If~,
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of the cxcit--,tion s-rctctra of* excitorl lumincLsCenc,"'. 7-1
lifetinnes Of frQO excitor's tho lunint~scencc exc.i !,7ition a
Serics of narraw thu distance betw,:!ell vilic"I 4.~~ to tile
of a loncitudil"l-I Optical 1"110,10:1. TLC Position of t"It! of
the excitation ST)acilr~_Iln is detcrmiri~~d. by the of' thc f;:.Ccitun
the a=ihij,?.4-jon of jS ()bserved in tile s- I ru
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SS- Vn P NOVIKOV, B. V., and SOKOLOV, LT. S.
"Luminescence of Bonded Excitons in Germanium Crystals."
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, vol 14, No 2, 1972, pp 443-447
Abstract: Because little is Imown of the glow phenomena of ger-
manium doped with elements of the III and V groups, this paper
attempts to fill part of that gap by discussing the luminescence
of exciton-doped complexes in germanium monocrystals alloyed with
Sb, P, As donors and Ga, In accepto In.th 16 experiments, dop-
ing concentrations varied from 5-1019*to 5 10 /cm , and the de-
vice used for recording the luminescence was the screen spectro-
meter type DFS-12 with a photoresistive PbS as the sensor. Most
of the measurements were made at a temperature of 4.20 X, attained
by directly submerging the specimens in liquid helium, and an Jn-
candescent lamD or helium-neon laser was used to excite the lumi-
nescence. The authors, connected with the Semiconductor Institute
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GR633, Ye. F. et al, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, Vol 14, No 2, 1072,
PP 443-447
of Leningrad and the A. A. Zhdanov Leningrad State University, ex-
Press their gratitude to R. L. Korchazhkina for preparing the spe-
cimens, to S. A. Permogorov for discussing the results, and to
V. V. Kulakov for his assistance in running the experiments.
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ROSS, Ye. F., PEREL', V. I., and SHEMIAMEVYEV, R. I., Physicotechnical
f t1tute-~imeni A. F. Ioffe, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad State
University imeni A. A. Zhdanov
"A Reverse Hydrogenlike Series in the Optical Excitation of Light Charged
Particles in Bismuth Iodide (B113) Crystal"
Moscow, Pis'ma v Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 13,
No 6, 20 Mar 71, pp 320-325
Abstract: While making an experimental study of exciton states in Bil
crystal, the authors discovered a hydrogenlike spectrum -- a hydrogenlike
series of resonance absorption and emission lines which converge in the
long-wave region of the spectrum instead of the short-wave region, as
usually happens. TIne article gives a brief description of the phenomenon
and attempts to explain it by the light excitation of light cliarged parti-
cles with negative effective masses. The authors thank undergraduate
student Ye. I. BALASHOV and postgraduate student I. I. MEL'NICHENK0 for
their assistance in the experiments.
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.L V. I., TITKOV, A. If., and SHLIMAK, I.
Q OSS Ye. F., SAFARUV,
"Observation of Excited States and Experimental Determination of
Energy Coupling in Indirect Excitons in Germanium"
Moscow, Pis1ma v Zhurnal Birsnerimentallnoy i Teor-eticheshoy 2iziki,
Vol. 13, No. 7, 5 April 1971, PP 332-336
Abstract: This letter describes experimental research in the method
of long-wave spectrum differentiation for determining exciton struc-
ture in the region of indirect absorption in germanium. This me-
thod is highly sensitive and, in addition to permitting observa-
tion of transitions of the excitons to the basic state with the
participation of all four crysialline phonons (TA, LA, LO, and TO),
will detect transitions from n = 2 to the excited state. As a re-
sult of this method, the value of the Rydberg exciton has been
experimentally obtained and the coupled energy of the least level
Eex ` 0.0036 + 0.0003 ev of the indirect exciton in germanium found
for the first t-ir,e. '.'-he differential sDectra were obtained with a
special spectrometer in which a rotating mirror, placed in front
of the output slot of a monochromator and set to rotatina at a rate
Of 73 Hz, Droduces a light beam modulated at that same frequency
which is i~ciderit on the crystal and then is fed to a liEht sensor.
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V... VOZI,,'A---'Al N. RARHINOV.1 M. 1M., and LT/,TKW, V.
I J, I--'t;orr-.'Uor:..r of Bioor~:anic CLer-.-,fstrj, 1-.0scow State Un-.versit. imeni M. V.
Lor.onosov, l..oscow
"Msechan-i sr.,i of th-2 Inactivation of the Respiratox~,r Chain by Cob-"a Venom
Phospholipase"
Y.:)sco1.1r,, Biokhiriuya, Vol 37, !1o 6, iiov/Dec 72, pp .1204--1OC9
-Abstract: T~e elffects of -.1ioscholipase A isollated from the venom of the
Central Asian cobra on the respiratory chain of the succinate den Jurof~*ena se
s-.,rltem of submitochond-l'a-1 particies and the NADH oxidase comnlex (I + III + IV)
reconstnicted the c-rto-chrome of c-oxidoreduc 'lase (I + -and "he c~-to-
chrome of c-oxidase (IV) wuru studied. It Tms found th.,-Lt e-Lectron tr-anSfer
wa.,; dis'.-.iebed ir-ainly at, IUc If-ricl ol, cytochrome c In a link (-W thu
chain cou-non to the MU)JI and succinate oxidane systems.
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I'q THE USSR: THE (ATLANTIC ARCTIC, ATLANTIC EURASI Ahl, EAST S IBFR IAN ANID
T ~i F:
PACIFIC ASIA"!, WHICH CAN 9:_~ DEVIDED INTO 19 SEPARATP (-,L, Q = .
TOTAL AREA OF T,AE GLACIERS UNI THE rlOUNTRY 4-,'lUNTS T 01 8 1 9,13 1.) K.4 012
AND THE VOLUME OF WATER ST9RED IN THEM9 TO 13 750 KM PRIME3. THE MAIN
CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF GLACIER RFGfi4E, SUCH AS THE ELEVATION r)F THE
EOUILIBRIUM LTNE, THE VALUE'OF THE TOTAL ACCUMULATION AT THE EjUTLI9,RIU4
CJNE, THE VERTir.AL GRADIENTS.OF THE NET BALANCE, T14E "GLACIER RATIOS"
ETC..,.-ARE ESTIMA-TED-FOR THE MAJORITY-OF.THE -GLACIEQ. AREAS. THE DATA ON
MASS BALANCE OF THE'GL4CIERS IN THE POLAR URALS ANIO TIEN SHAN ARE
TABULATED AND Ce4PARED, WHICH WERE OBTAINED THROUGH THE DIRECT
MEASUREMENT OVER THE LAST DECADE. IT HAS BEEN FOUND THAT THE GLACIER
BALANCE CHANGES IN BnTH AREAS ARE NONSYNCHRONOUS. A COMPARISON OF THE
VARIATIONS TN MASS BALANCES OF THE IGAN GLACIER (THE POLAQ UqALS) AND
THE GREAT ALETSCH GLETSCHER (THE SWISS ALPS), OVER THE PERII?O OF SEVERAL
DECADES SUGGESTS THF CYCLIC TREND OF THE VAPIATIONS IN BnTH REGIONS
(WITH A WAVE LENGTH OF ABOUT 22 YEARS) AND THE DIRECT OPPOSITION IN
THEIR PHASE*
1r
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN! DATE-11SEP70
rlRC ACCFSSION NO--AP0103165
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--THP ANALOGY OF 22 YEAR CYCLES OF THE BALANCF V4RIATIONS
WITH THE CYCLIC FLUCTUATIONS OF THF SAME WAVE LENGTH IN SOLAR ACTIVITY
SEEMS TO BE 01JITE EVIfIFNT, WHEREAS THE ATMOSPHERIC CfRcAATIO!~l APPEAR~
TO BE AMAIN fAITERmEDIATF VARIABLE IN THE CHAIN "SUN GLACIERS"
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE "CONTRA PHASE" RELATIONSHIP IN GLACIER VARIATIO14S OF
CERTAIN AREAS. IN CONCLUSION, SOME DATA ON THE PRESENT CHANGES IN
GLACIER REGIME ARE GIVEN, AS WELL-AS A GENERAL INFOR4ATION ON *
GLACIOLOGICAL ';TUDIES CARRIED ON IN THE USSR WITHIN THE FRAYEWORK OF THE_
IHD PROGRAMS. THE LATTER COVER THE COMPILING OF THE SOVIET UNION
INVENTORY OF. PFREN-141AL SN.,)W AND ICE MASSES, THE CONTINUO-US MEASUkstlr~,.,T
OF GLACIER VARrATI(?N'.;,- AN5 THE COMBINED RESFARCHIFS nN HEAT, MASS A%.f)
WATEP 13ALANCES AT SELECTED MOUNT AIN GLACIER BASINS.

USSR
UDc 669.1:621.873
GnGENTFO, V. A., SI~UjRO~101~, G. YF., and GRCSyjkL'D V. G.
"Devices for Vetal in Steel Pouring Ladles During Extraction oLIT a 'Melt
0
From an Open HcaTth. Furnace"
PTO-4-2VOdStV0 ChCI-n:-'IA1 "'Ot,11113v TProduction of Ferrous Metals-Collection of
-s], No 75, Nctallurgi%, Prc5s, 1970, pp 52-56
ork I
W
Translat ion: Th e -~` C- s in o felectrotensometric devices for ;eirhin,, of rotal in
a st.-el Fourin,-? 1-, 2 j;-zring extraction or the melt from an clien hearth ' rnace
is described.
The scales ccn;S~sz Of --"CLIr water-cooled dosimeters inszalled on the st2nd
carrying thle st-Qel -,-eurinb- ladle.. an electrical attachment ard a secondarv in-
strument. The ran-,,~ (3--1' tho dovIcc is 0 to 320 T. The error of the scale did. nct
exceed 1.?5' of ~'- - 1,11 600 T ~ydrau-
1 scalt, rcading in calibration on a
lic press. The scales are installed on two standi.
Comparison tlhe --csuits oE ,,,cighing by tonsometric scz,lcs the results
Of Calculation. o` thcoretical rlass of the metal (1,.% w-as ver-oi-,ed.
d-,! rut exceed erroz
The avc r
o

USSR I= 669.1.-621.873
WGENKO, V. A., SHARONOV, G. YF., and GROSVAL'D, V. G.
"Devices for Weighing Metal in Steel Pouring Ladles During Extraction of a Melt
From an Open Hearth Furnace"
Proizvodstvo Chernvkh Metallov [Production of Ferrous Metals--Collection of
Works], No 75, Metallurgiya Press, 1970, pp 52-56
Translation: The design of electrotensometric devices for weigiling of metal in
a steel pouring ladle during extraction of the melt from an open hearth furnace
is described.
The scales consist of four water-cooled dosimeters 'Installed oil the stand
carrying the steel pouring ladle, an electrical attachi-,iont and a secondary in-
strurnent. The Tange of" the device is 0 to 320 1'. The error of tile scalo did not
exceed 1.25% of the maximum full scale reading in calibratac)n a 600 T hydr,,Iu-
lic press. The tensometric scales are installed on two staras.
Comparison of the results of weighing by terisometric scales with the results
of calculation of the theoretical mass of the metal Ibv volume) was Derfomed.
L
The average deviation of mass from the theoretical value did nor ey-ceed the error
of calibration. 2 figures; I table; I biblio. ref.

USSR UDC 533.92:621.039.61
ALEKSIN, V. F., BIRYIETKOV, 0. V., VISM.-EVETSKIY, V. N.,-GEORGIYEVSIIY, A. V.,
GROT Yu I DIKIY, A. G., ZISER, V. Ye., KITAYEVSKIY, L. IKH., KONOTOP,
T I., PoroZHEV, D. P., PELET~fINSKAYA, V. G., SERGEYEV, Yu. F., SMIRNIOV,
V. G., SUPRMTEINIKO, V. A., TOLOK, V. T., and TARAN, V. M.
"Development and Synthesis of the "Uragan" Stellarator and Investigation
of Magnetic Surfaces of High Shear"
Kiev, Fizika. Plasmy i Problemy UpravIyayemogo Termoyadernogo Sintoza
(Plasma Physics and Problems in Controlled Thermonuclear Synthesis --
collection of works) "Naukova dwika," No 3, 1972, pp 73-112
Abstract: After in InItial section devoted to a review of the literature
on the magnetic surfaces of toroidal stellaraLorz; and the principles of
stellarators in general, r.-Ie authors analyze the "Uragan It specif-ical1y.
In particular, this papcr is concerned with the problems 'nvolved in
&~cos-in& tdie -para=eters of the magnetic system for the raLetraclr- stel.-
larator to obtain magne-lic sur:aces -with hiah shear. This last ter-in is
defined as the extent of crossing of the magnetic lines ofr force. T'6-e
synthesis and adjustment of the magneCic system are also examined, and
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r Lj
A. V. PIRO"-,' Yu 1.. )T!:!Y
S~ 1?rmf v C S'~' -
nro
7TSE1[-, 11.
ETI'1.1*1i"~i 1'1~ S7 Ll~ YA ,V. C., SE0;',--".,.,
........
Sysl:c:!~ of Li
S te 111 al aor Tc With L-
Piz.
L r
1 1 1 7 3 , i.2
j: No 1
I lie, r t I!, iv (If w ro
C, I c I-,") I,:: v [.I; c I:;
rj Z., c it- L c t:

IISSR
ALEKSIN, V. F. , et al, Fiz. -,-fnv i probl. uprav].
. __ pI
T:~czl-ved . sb. , 1.97T- 'No. 3, T) 73-112
Lidividually contrclle,l cylinAers there are closed mngnctic with
high sheer values (-D.09) an--; annf_je of rotaft-for7al
The experimontal kilita at:v with c:114-11lated V;!lue-.; obl;ti.,,~,: (,I li.c~
BESM-6 cu~,-,uter.

USSR
IjDc 6211 . 3S 2 .13
C-C
Conductor Delpy
I'Controllability Of TI ree ITI-rpes of Semi
_0.
.OluT)ro,,,-,odn~Lko
Kiev, p va
pp1 82 .-88 !ability Of Cermanilixr" delay ne- c S t i -
Abstract: The contr(,I a -%!e esti,,,,ate of charl,'c
i~ a cc..r~~rati -
gated in this paper i s 0- delay -.i!lc co-1-truiction,
bansic outrUt parc=eters o~ three type
din- on the bias
-volurie, surface, an,-~ diar,onal, denen
V" ji s Y, C) 2 i L. IV e c c),, o 1
-,he f -ir,c;'U 6.1 Pe USUP, --y
lied t-o the b s .3 . 0 -,-. I-. C, `
I ay in C.S
dr-raticn ol
l.nbili r ~J_L
I U.- u- 1 ly S -~1,Tc)--I--;_j,.ed
crensin- b a s e _Ji s illic -.~econ., .3
I - bi- s . e tI, 4-rd
re `n- f-ao-c vF,.ry --ith Lncrer..~,sin_
wlic
f -pi-c;t t.,0.
rou~-_y CO. ~ - __-L ;S 3- ____ 1 -1
u -lay bias volta.~,-e or
how 'lie dc " i -1 -,- -, i
0- 12,1
three 4-rpes. i;erlforinnd DI.-.. I I.- -
7,J Cc-
ens 1--Vj s res _i;,
ST)eciin 0 r e S S ca 1-1 C;--- C c! S1-
:ee
re ', rec e nt-
perr!.ture stabili~Yf _e ~.uthor e
pre.-C, u, at
;i~-; Vit oa I
ta.sc re", -i - '! OIL' 01ir cm
u
author is az~soci:~.t;'~; with th~-, ~A,_~V ?oIyt(,r;IITIj.(.:!ij ,L Vu r'.
1/1

!ITSSR - UDC 621.382.13
G A. M.
..Controllability of Three Designs of Semiconductor Delay Lines"
Kiev, Polunrovadnikovaya tekhnika i mikr,oelel~tronika, No 5, 1971, pp F2-88
Abstract A study was made of the controllabilitv of the delay of the output
signal relazive to tile sipnal at the input of a get-manium functional delay
element as a function of the design. The advantages of thn. volunctric design
of delay lines over surface ant] diagonal designs distinguished by tile direction
of interaction of the primary and controlling fields are demonstrated. A
large part of tile experiment was performed on models with. a "low-resistance"
base (P = 3 ollms-cm) accordin6 to the basic schematic of [Elo'ktroniLa tverdoT~o
tela, Edited by M. M. Nekra4;ov, Kiev, 1963).
The experimenLal results confirm the proposed physical nodel of Lran-s-
fer of the minority carriers in the -base of tilt, line With application of a
controlling field. For all tile investigate([ structural types of delay lines
the mm-:imnum values of the controlling field of the base and the duration of Lhe
delay and, consequently, the range of controllability of gernanium lines with
respect to Tdelay are limited by tile values of k I (the transfer coef;icient of
rbe I.Ine with rospoct to voltage). The lower the permissible Nralues of k7lp
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.USSR
GROTTE, A. M., Poluprovo6nikovava tekhni'--a i mnikroelektronika, 'No 5, 1971, pp
82-88
the larger the values of U. which can be used, resulting in higher control-
base
lability of the line under the given conditions.
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_~Tl/Z 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
I TLE--FC,-JT E'FEL' h C TLE CTRUNS IN SEMI CCNDUC TOR S -U-
L T, S S h -
CCUNTRY OF INFC--U-;zs.R
SOURCE--UK.,-". FIZ. Zh. (RLSS. EJ.) 1970, 15(2), 334-6
0 A T Cc P U E' L I S'.-.'E G- - - - 7 0
SU6JE-'-T AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS- S. Ell' ICCNQUC TGA MATFRIAL, ELECTRON GAS, HEATING, ELECTRIC FIELD,
WEAK MAGN-ETIC FIELD, ELECfkOMAGNETIC WAVE FREQUENCY, ACOUSTIC
SCATTEKING, PHON(:N SCATTERING
CCi%TRCL ovAic'KING-NO ZESTRICTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1~;9810551 STEP NO--UR/0185/70/015/002/0334/0336
CLRC ACCESSICN ND--AP0121223
tiri-.LASSIFIED

I z/?- 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
U-CIRC ACCESSICN
ABSTRA-lT/EXTf-,,~CT--(U) "JP-C- AbSTRACT. THE INFLUENCE Ull~ THE ELC-CTRi,,N GAS
HEATING IN A STATIC ELEC. FIELD X,41 THE FOGT EFFECT IS C61610ERED. THE
ELEC. hAVE FIELD IS ASSUMED WEAK IN CCMPARISON WITH THE HLATING FIELD;
THE MAGNETIC FIELD IS ALSU ASSUMED WEAK AND THE ELEC, MAGNE11C WAVE
FREQUENCY LL!%. THE CASE OF THE NGINDEGENERATE SEMICUINIDUCTCR WITH A
PARA60LIC CGNDUCTI0N BAND AND AAN ISOTROPIC EFFECTIVE MASS IS TREATED.
114 ThE CASE OF SCATTERING BY THE ACOUSTIC PHONUNS, THE PHASE DIFFERENCE
OF THE FUGE EFFECT Phl-L SU60 SIMILAR TO I-T SUBE PkIME:2, (r SUBE IS THE
ELECTRON TEMP.)t nHILE IN IHE CASE GF SCATTE'RING BY 7HE POLAR OPTICAL
PHON-Cz%-S Phl-L SUBO SIMILAK TO T SUBE PRIME2. FACILITY: MOSK.
INSI. STALI SPLAVOV, MOSCGW, USSR.
U%'C LASS IFIED

1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING ()ATE--.lUULl'lU
TITLE--ELECTR(IN TEMPERATUKE ANO MOBILITY IN lid-VIA S1;141CONDUCTOR
COMPOUNDS WITH A NONPARA30LIC MiDiCTION BAND -U-
AUTtiOR--GROYSt A.SH.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--UK,~AINS'KII FIZICHNII ZHUi-.NALt VOL. 15, MAK. 1970, P. 421-424
JATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON TEMPERATURE, ELECTRON MOBILITY, SE:MICUADUCTOR
MATERIAL, CONDUCTION BAND
CONTROL t4ARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
?ROXY kE_EL/Fk4ME--1998/0559 STEP
CIRC ACCESSIUN N-J--AD0121231

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
rIRC ACCESSinN NC--AP0121231
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tlJ) GP-0- A3STRACT. INVESTIGATION OF PILZOACOUSTIC
SCATTERlNG OF ELECTRON 1,11 1 16-VIA SIMICONDUCTOR COMPOUNDS HAVING A KANE
(1957) TYPE NONPARABOLIC OISPERSION L44i IN THE PRESENCE OF A STRGNG
ELECTRIC FIELD. ELECTRON TEMPERATURE AND MOBILITY ARE CHARACTERIZEO AS
FUNCTIONS OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD. THE HOT ELECTK(JN EXCAPE: EFFECT IS
SHOWN TO DISAPPEAR 41TH THE CONSIDERED SCATTERING MECHANIS;i AT A ZERO
VALUE OF THE NONPARABOLICITY PARAMETER. FACILITY: MOSKOVSKII
INSTITUT STALI I SPLAVOVI MOSCOW, USSR.
Wic!.Ass iFIED

Acc. Nr: AP0044195" Ref. Code: UR 0239
1PRITMARY SOURCE: Fiziologicheskiy',Zhutiial, 1970, Vol 56,
Nr 1, pp / 0.1
INVESTIGATION INTO SECONDARY PERISTALSIS IN VARIOUS PARTS
OF ESOPHAGUS IN DOG
Bogach, P. G. ; Krasil'shchik-ov, K.- B. . ('~roysman, S. D.
From the InSti-tute fif Physiollogy, T. G. Shevchvnko Statt, K'ev
I it spi t e of t fit- d if forun I charm-Aer (if the jilot or mic ti it vo rio u'~ pa rt 's of t he el~opll-
igus to mechanical stiumlaLioll t1w, frviluency of the secon-hi-Y porktaki- ill all par"s
of the do" esophagus Was shown to be the s~ wit-, viz. S-14 contrntions a ruintite.
The frequency of [lie peristalsis inesophagus appears to be uuchatwyed with the in-
crea.Q,! of the stimulating baloon volume by -4 times (10-10 ml.). OnlY the strong ine-
chanical stimulati(m J v.,zopliagnis which ovoked pain df!proqse~l tho ~ocoiiilary e--:opha-
geal peristalsis. Thi- excitability of esopliagus it) mecirmical Aimulmioit had a tini-lellcy
to increwie ill distal direction.
11 '1'36F~, E

USSR UDC 621.79t.92
,GROZDANOV,_P. K., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and SAVOV, I. N., Engineer
Ei~t ific-Research, Design-Construction, and Technological Institute of
Welding and Foundry Engineering, Bulgaria); V"PABI11, V. F., Candidate of
Technical Sciences, ZEIZ-h-IN, V. 1., Er-Ineer, DUDKO, D. A., Corresponding
Member, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, NAKSIMOVICH, B. I., Candidate of
Technical Sciences, and METESA, 1. V., Engineer (Institute of Electric Welding
Imeni Ye. 0. Paton, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR)
"Structure and Properties of a Composite Alloy for Surfacing!'
Kiev, Avtonaticheskaya Svarka, No 2, Feb 74, pp 28-31
Abstracti The results of studying the structure and properties of a compositc
surfacing alloy of poured tungsten carbides and manganese German Silver
YHF,ts20-20, containing 2C% Ni, 20% Mn, balance -- coD-Der, are presented.
Alloy samples were prepared by three methods of surfacingi impregLition with
a liquid alloy-lubricant and furnace heating, argon-arc welding with a tung
sten electrode, and gas-flame welding. The alloys propared by these mothods
were characteristically dense without the Dresence of alag inclusion:s, cracks,
and other defects with almost complete preservation of the shaDe and Drorertles
of the tungsten carbide grains. Wear resistance of the conposite alloy under
the simultaneous acti-don oil tiC-ht and loose abrasives and a load on the sample
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USSR
GROZDANOV, P. K., et al., Av-tomaticheskaya Svarka, No 2, Feb 74, pp 2e-31
of almost 60 -kG/CM2is 60 times higher th= for steel St, 3. In abrasion
using sand, corundum, and boron carbide abrasives, the conposite alloy
exhibited the least amount of wear in comparison with steels St. 3 and C13
hard alloys VK3 and T15K6. Four figures, one bibliographic reference.
tests
and
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USSR UDC 577.391:547.476
y
GP,OZDOV. S. P.. HZIN. G - I la -ID , S H , 1 . N .I R 'YANo VI.. Yu. , and
VA~)iL'i-;-VS t-A, V. V., Institute of Bio~hysics, Ministri. Healtil
Moscow
"Mechanism of the Physiological Action and of Lhe RadiaLion-Protective
a
Effect of Dimethylsulfoxide"
Moscow, Radiobiologiya, Vol 11, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp 522-5,27
Abstract: Dimetlivisu"o-idIL (D!-1.130), on being administercd intraperitoneally
to rats in the form of a 50'% aqueous solution in a dose of 5.4 g/kg before
irradiation of the animals with gamma-rays in a (.lose of 900 r, OxerLerl a
pronounced radiation-prouecti-ve cffcct, which was cowi.iderably enhriinc~-d 10%,
the administraLlon of AT11. I)PISO reduced Ow act.ion of on
tissues, alLhough it iner(la:;ed Lheir secretion in t1w or~inlsm. Rudlic-Lioll
of che utilization Of 02, inhibiLion of glycolysis, and obic-1- cff"L.(-L!~ indi-
cated inhibition of i-,iet~~!)olic processes in lvmphoid tissue!; (the -ple-n z~-.ud
thymu6 under the ICLiUn --l'--.".1, 2~-- fro-r.
protector.s, DMS0 (lid not I)roduce hvpoxia, incroaz;e Lhe co-.,tt~!nt of ~~111-
or la.4er the redo.-,- P0tU:Iti,--I in tissues. Differwces beLk,---;i2n the !~i,--!~:hanism
or action o~F D'-L~;O and that- or aminothiols expla-li-n the cnhnnce.-nont- of L"I"
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IJSSR
GROZDOV, S. P. , et al., Radiobiologiya, Vol. 1.1, INo 4, JuI/Aug 71, J)p 522-527,
radiation-protective effect upon their joint application. As indicated by
the results of the experiments ,.,i-tlt ATP, this enhancenent presumably
also be observed on joint administration of DMSO with other substances
which, similarly to aminotMols, displacu the re(lox balance of tkli~~ oryani.,;m
towards reduction.
2/2

Acc. Nr: dow's
00037243- (= Re f )de: UR 0301
SOURCE: Voprosy 1,1editsinskoy Khlmii, 1970, Vol 1u",
Nr 1, pp 2-7 - 90
THE STUDY OF FATTY ACID OXIDATION IN HEART MUSCLE OF NORMAL ANf-
MALS AND AT EXPEINMENTAL ,MYOCARDITIS
L L. Boboshko, Al. D. Gro.7d2L,-a
IT]Stitllfe of Pharruacy USSR Academy of Medical Sciences
The oxidation of butyric and palrnitic acids by raboit heart mitochondrfa was stu-
died. The oxidation (if butyric acid as distinct frorn palmitic acid doeS not depend on
carnitin addition into the incubation mixture. The rate' of buryric acid oxidation is de-
vended on the season of the year. At the experimental adrenaline invocarditis the inhi-
bition of fatty acid oxidation by 2-3 times was noted.
4 Aj
vidi" 16

1/2 026 UNCLASSIFIEU PRoCESSI-NG DATE-13NOV70
TITLE-SYiNTHESIS 4-NUG STIJ-,Y OF THE A,',IISOTRCPY OF POLAXHAMLITY ANO UIPOLE
MOMENTS nS S11.1-11E CCNPOW'~;S ijF THt E1NDOX4JCYCLc1iEXAP'4E Si:e.IES -0-
AUTHL')R-(04)-VER&SHCHg1GI.\Jt A.N.t GROZ - j--A--",~jKHA,'AATULLINA, I.M.,
MAA
ARdUZOV, b.A.
COUNTRY OF
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. ~JAUK SSSmt SER. KHIM. 1910t (4)t 792-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ANISUTROPY, UIPOLE MOMENT, ORGANIC SYNTHESIS, CYCLOHEXA~4E,
FW~ANII OX IDATIGIN't PHTHALIC ACID, EPOXY COMPOUND, OIELECT~~.IC PROPERTY,
NITRILE
CCiNTROL MAKKING--NJ PAESTRICTIONS
DOGUNPHT CLAS'l-UNCLAV11F H-0
PROXY REEL/I RAHI"-100o/1003 STEP
Cl,'-'(-- ACC,-SSf~J111 '40-APOL 34 /1 1)
t-.-D

212 026 U-NCL ASS I F I ED PROCESS[-NG DATE-11INCV70
CIRC ACC'ESSION NO-AP0134715
A!3ST,'.'ACT/---.'4TP,ACT--(U) GP-0- ?-,6ST R -ACT CGNVENTIONALLY PREP0. DIELS "ILDER
AOOUCT-S 13F FU.- %AN tiE~~E 0XI011-c-1; '.,,irH HCO SU62 14,H SUB? 0 r4J
TRANS, 121-6DEG~zl---Esl AND
THE CIS IS;--iMEkr M. I7-3-4DE(>K[:-f-Sv AHOSE DIPOLE MOMENTS, FRO'l, UIELEC.
DATA, 1.4ER-Ey RESP., 2.92 AND 5.62 0. THE FOLLOWING DlPtILF ACMENIrS AND
KEkk CUNSTS. (M P~,IMEKX1012) , KESP. , WERE REPORTED: 3,e) ENoCjX;l,L)ELTA
PR IXElt, T E-TRANYbROPIN THAL IC -41-lHY0kIDEp 5.53, NFGATIVE 99.b;
TRAf4SPL,Z,OICYANO,i,6,E;tOOX0949CYCLUtiEXENEt 3.1.8, 6~i-13; CIS IsomER,
5.55f 463.7; TRANS, 1,32, tjlCYAVt0, 4, 5, EPOXY f 31 6vENDOXCCYCL~31HEXANE, 2.929
NEGATIVE -31.8; CIS isexica, 5-b't 404.2; AND
4,5,EP,~;XY,3,6,L-,~4~,'L).(IjiiEX;N,,iyij!~optirHALIC ACIDv lt.()'3 '3XIDN. OF
01ELS ALDEA ADOUCTS OF V(Jkldli WITH 01(41TRILES YIELDS E.Xil EPJXY OERIVS.
FACILITY: KAZAN. G-'IS. tillit'l. IM. WLIYANIDVA-LENINA, 9,AZAN, USSR.
'LP .)
N(l -S"(FIf:0
U

Afp* I
Ace. Nr: Ref. Code: UP, 0016
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii, i
Immunobiologii, 1970, -Nr 1, pp-21p-3o
CULTIVATION OF SALMONELLAE OF TYPHOID FEVER
ON SYNTHETIC NUTRIENT MEDIUM
1. M. Gruber, V. V. Biryukov, K. D. Gnuni, F. I. Aptekareva
The authors modified the full value amino acid medium by replacement of triptophane
with its precursor - indol (0.1 g/1), and of asparagic acid - with urea (0.86 g/1). By the in-
dices of reproduction the modified nutrient medium was not inferiour to the initial, but was
even somewhat superior to it by growth indices. Replacement of the two deficient expensive
amino acids offered a possibility of cutting in two the cost of tile nutrient medium.
A method of orthogonal Latin rectangles was used in this work; it offered a possibility
of t:,,tablishing the range of changes in the concentration of components, capable of providing
the optimal rate of reproduction of typhoid bacilli, by a small number of experLments.
Tinn"

1/2 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING )ATE--13-NOV70
TITLE--PJR IF [CAT lrjrl Ok -U-
AUTH0R-(05)-KLEBANSKIY, A.L., GPU[3r-.R,, V.N., KRUGLOVA, G.A., K,%'rlLINr A.V.,
woo*--
L06KOVi V.D.
COUNTRY Or- l7,JF_"'--USSR
SOURCE-USSR 265,884
REFEmEliCE--f_TKAYTIYAj HGbis'ET.j PkGM. CIBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAr~l 1-170,
DATE PU3LISHE:0-17MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEM IS TRY
TOPIC TAGS-CIAEAICAL PATENT, ORGANIC SILANE, CHLOkINAr[GiNly DISTILLAMCJMJ
CHEMICAL POkIFICATION
CONTROL MAP,~11'14G-NU PESTRICTIONS
DOrUMPNT CLASS-UNCLA-SiSIF!EO
PROXY RE1_7L/FRAME--3002./lttd0 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/()OJ/(JO,-~i/O~)i)O
I
CIPIC AccEssiri'lli IN41.0-AA012.38179
IL'
L ~j

2/ ?- 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-- 13NOW70
CIRC ACCESSION tlJ--AA0128379
ABSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITILE COMPOS. ARE PU;,,IFIED BY
CHLORIENATICIN nlTH THE AID OF UNSATD. flik-~A-",'LICtiLOR(,JSILA~1F.SI E. G.
, f4ETHYLVI~,IYLE)[CtiLr-'R'JSILAI'..'E, FULLOWED i3Y FRACTIONAL DIST.N. OF THE FINAL
PRODUCT. THE STILL RESIOUES FROM THE FRACTIOINAL OISTN. OF
t4ET'riYLVI~IYLL)IC14LOR.-,)S[I-AtIE (CONTG. VINYL GROUPS) CAN aE (JSE,'-, AS THE
CHLORINATING AGENT.
":*.L'-~ L ,', S -S I F 11 E 0

112 023 UNCL AS S I F I ED P R 0 C E 5 ')' 11N, ru .1i i~ *1 E- - 2 ON 0 V -7 0
TrYLE--LATLA AkTICLES -U-
ALTHCR-(02)-MAYZEL!S, 6.A., GRU611ANt YU.V.
CCUNTRY C~_ INFO--USSR
SCUi~CE-USSR. 265v433
REFEREi',.CE--L,TNRYTIYA, IZ06RET., PRJM. CBRAZTSY, TUVARNYE ZNAKI 1970,
DATE PUbLISHEJ--CSMAR70
SU8JECT AkEAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--LATEX, CHEMICAL PATENTv EPOXY RESINi ELECTRIC CURRENT,
INSULATING MATERIAL
CC;NTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/fRAML-3002/1.427 STEP NO--(JR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
CIRC Acci:ssir_,"j N0__AA0I268?6
L * ~~S I

212 OZ3 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICt-4 NO--AAOl26a26
AiiSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. LATEX ARTICLES ARE PREPD. BY
PLUNGING THE MOLDS INTO A FIXATIVE AND THE LATEX AND IHEN TURNING ON A
CONST. ELL-C. CURRENT. AN INSULATING LAYER, E.L. AN EPOXY RESINt IS
APPLIED CN THE SURFACE OF THE CURRENT CLINDUCTING MOLD IN PLACES WHERE
THE M6LD 15 NECESSARILY THIN. FACILITY: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
INSTITUTE OF RUBBER AND LATEX ARTICLES.

U.- Q, S R 'JDC: u21-317-335-3
C T-TC:;I-,SKT V
A. MI.
"Pri ncinle on o' ar, -rs ta` -- ation, for Ieasurin;-! t:d
Resisr-an-i; -Insuliation in the ~00-
3, 00 Frequency Range at;
10 k7, ;~--d a 1-feasurement Procedure"
Tir. "!oSk. elekt--otekhn. ln-ta sw.,azi (Works of the Moscow tI.-r-ic,-,I
neerlin,: instiLure of Comunications" 19TO, Vyp-, pp 17~ i 1 ron
inika, No 11, Nov 70, Mustract No 11A307)
r,-~~si -~ne aut,-=s ncint cul -~he drawbacks of exi z:
preclude reasurenient of the propert.ies of dielectrics
-o l', a -
(un to -1-0 kV) and high frequency (up to 3 k[z).
~s prr,pused which is based on using phasr! relationships ir.
OX(I"IALLion from a currinit puivrat.or. The
![I I'lio (Ievicr, comidw..", Ulf. r)l* W11!
nurcait-w, circuit widthow! o1' a h-IjI.rh-vrIAtaf,ri.~, gonerator
c-ircuil, of the installation is given togethe-r with the
-iiips `n the circuit. The resultj3 of the Btudies are exempli"icu by jraj,L-.
.1 L - ; I
of' tan6, as a function of voltage at various temperatures wid ffot,
two dielectrics at a frequency of 1.2 kHz. Three illustrations.
h

A"i
C4;0"
A Prelintinary Appi-oach to Process
Automation
A 0
11-,,~d ~k,rnfit of the Ukrainian &M.
P~r-rrfcr /er Scientific Work Eirt. UnitTrilly
rA-. 1XVIn"' W4 LAA, V. F.
TntimicalSvir.m. Dmi.,. Wkmi'V7 of Ch-icul
n. SUVOULle
Umvrr~ity Kience In the past wai, rarely known *Q don) with the -loi i,m
of ipecific applied probleme. [lot. lire has made ttizmficeint nowndivient6 to
the viewpoint or-groater and At F-~.nt. universities %nh
ittivnit scientific potential. man); Academy and industry scientific m~raurh
institutes. design bureaus, and higher educational un_stitutions am motmg
their efforts fit sulve the rar-maching tasks set dcrwri by the Twcn1y Riurth
Party Congie-9s.
We shall illustrate the importancr or the%e rebtionships. ~iog Kiev
State Univ-it)'s chemical c)bernetin rm-amh Ldoratury as an -nrople,
Personnel there tire working on problems deA:ir.4 with the mmlo"ontival
and e,,mumic analysis orclicinical technology pccx~_ ~ in vnriuu~~ In ant hoa
.fmdttmm~ The uf~iirr.te goal athe mtrarch La, to detrmim, pr,-pect- od
rnelhWt (or d1ovd-wing specific utitomatt,41 system, for controlling lechno
6jicril
Having an;ilyrt4 the status ind prospects frlr the introduction of notw
mated v)sterns for controlling technological prmenscs in the chemical, PC-
troleum refining, fixA. pulp and paper Industries. as "It as in other indas-
tri" or the Ukrainian &911, scientists flirmula-ed a number or technical.
mathematical, tocio~econmnic, and organizational wskii %loch inust be
solved In the very near future.
Computer equipment now operaten; at friany e~terprisft. In the de~rlop-
ment or notometed systems for contmIling U-chrwkvcal process", we -ill
Tratuliakm ofettarpt. Foarn Uw srtk1v-E-,ak. Advitiav~ Clw-4wt flkt-ka-~m th.
-Pp, Musir~?.t x-h 33.197M P 2. t-.I.W
(- Ow Ra-t.. by I- Ag-.
9-4 (%6~w Are- Art IS73

112 607 Ut,C-L ASS IF I ED XESS
;)t-TER'-~INATIVE S;-::LF INSTRUCT'-:') -IL SY,T~'- I T
A S STEP SFAPCH F.-)4 THL UPTI"it)", F!)R CWIPLEX CHFI~ IC4L 0-9CFS~ -U-
AUTtj3'%-(,',,2 )-G!:Wb.UVt V. I . v '.!A0CHFNKi-1, I F.
CGU,*%TkY 11-+ INFO-USSR
SOU--r-' I i-, . PROA . UKR . 170 1 1 1 2-5
DAT E 110F L I S~,E D- - - - - - -70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHHAISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-CALCINATION, COMPUTER APPLICATHN, SO.Dltj,'-A
rHE~IICAL PROCESS CtINTRADL
CC-ATR?L PESTRICTIC'IS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF IED
PRi"XY P-~.FL/F,-AMt--l9-Q0/1306 SUP 'Ji'l-),--Ui-'/~)43,~/7.')/I.')"'/'-),'il/)")3,1/~"'I":;
c I I

2/2 (107 UNCLASSIFIED Sllil- )j%TE_~7-'-T7C
S
ZIRC ACOE':-Sl(~N lNU--AP;L)lO-)390
ABSTt~,ACT/EXTRAL-T-W) GP-0- "J~ S T k A C T .C (PI 1) U T E i~ D P r I I I I ~' I I 'I '~- -] F Cl,i - -.4 .
PR.-j C E S S E S I S D I S C u S S E D ; T ii E A i-l P P,;!.AC H T a K EN I N ) j> T 1:-l I ' I N G T -1 ~- -4 A S) J17 .-: "'~
S LJB 3 CA LC I N A T I ON P.ROC E 55) 15 n UT L I N E 0 . F-4cfLll)': %lyscill SL I
TSENTR, KIEV. GJS. UNIV., KIEV, USSR.
1!14~-' t A ~-~ 11-' 1 f Li

Acc. Nr - Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
AM48939- CHEMICAL ABST.
99850y Acid-base equilibrituns of tetrahydrcAmmohydroxy-
furanones in water-alcohol solutions. Gruchenkov.... r . 16. .-
Skorokhod, 0. R.: Tishcheanko, 1. G. (BekW=",, Qc~s. Liniv im.
Lenina. Minsl'. USSR,,. ZA. Obs4ch. K~im. 1970, 40(l), 171-A!
(Tru-ss). Acid-ha5a Lquil. was -studied of T (R --- piperidino,
NMei, or NF-t,..). by following the changes in absorptioll !;pectra
of r at pH 1.7,".74. All 6 possible struc-tural forms of 1 take
part in the equil. involving III- transfers and labulati'm wa_~
made for I at va-rious p1l ir teri,.)s of distribution ~-J Ohe co-
0 off
Me CR~()T
present fornns under the acid-ha.~,e equil. conditions. The values
of the estd. tiquil. consts. ft)r these forms increase in ordtr
C311joIN, Mel"", Et,`; and were tabulated for pi[ 2 4 1.
G. M. Kosol.avoff
REEL/ FRAIME OL
19800711

USSR
VORSHEVS,KIY, A. V., GRUDEN', 0. K.
UDC: 62-55
"A Method of Obtaining Constant Lead Tire With Monitcring of Slip in amn
Automatic Synchronizer"
USSR Author's Certificate No 316153, filed 8 May 70, published 1 Nov -11
(from R?di-Avtomatika, Te-lernekhanikp- i Vychis lite! I nayn Tekhni`ka, 1,,o 9,
Sep 72, I-,.bstract No oA-186 P)
Translation: A method is known for obtaining a constant lead t1me with.
monitoring of slip in an automatic synchronizer. The disadv~antages of
this method are the relatively small maximum permissible angle of lead,
low accuracy of mairtaining a constant lead time when there is a change
in the magnitude and sign of slip, and the complexity of reali-_,irg mori-
toring of slip. As a disting -
guishing feature of the pro-~csed method, 'Ic
improve accuracy and reduce complexity each of the variable voltaCes to
be synchronized is algebraically added to P_ constant voitp-ge -zhose m_agni-
tude and sign de-erd on the magnitude and sign of slip, pulseS are shaped
(e. g., by means of a flip-flop with peak transformer at +_"ne output), ard
the output element of the synchronizer is acted on if there is t-ime coin-
cidence of the above-mentioned pulses.
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USSR
UDC 621.771.23
GRUDEV., A. ~._,._NL'BERG, Yu. V., and BOUDARERKO, V. A. , Dnepropetrovsk
Mei~~~cal Institute
"Effect of the Metal's Temperature on the Coefficient of Friction in Cold
Rolling"
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya 11-fetallurgiva, No 1,
1971, pp 80-81
Abstract: Earlier papers dealing with friction in cold rolling have failed
to take into account the role of the temperature factor, although the
temperature of the metal sometimes rises to 250-300" C, which drastically
affects the properties of lubricants. This study discusses the effect of
the metal's temperature on the friction factor in cold rolling within
20-250* C. The lubricants were castor and spindle oils. The experiment
involved specimens of 08 kp work-hardened steel rolled on a duo mill on
hardened Bteel rolls 191.1 mm in diameter at a reduction In area of 10%.
The effectiveness of lubricants was found to be greatly affected by the
temperature of the metal being rolled. The extent to which the friction
factor was affected by temperature appears to depend on the viscosity of
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USSR
GRUDEV,_:&. f., et al, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya
-If.it~fiurgi~y`a, No 1, 1971, pp 80-81
the lubricant. The increase in the friction factor with the temperature
of the metal is due to the decrease in the layer of lubricant in the area
of deformation.
2/2

atholoi~y
USSR
BUM-WiSHOV, V. S., and GRUDEV, 7. 1., Chair of Psychiatry, Sea-dValatinsk
Medical Institute
"Subpsychot-ic and Psychic Di5oa-ders in Brucellosis"
Murn_-Ata, Zdravookhraneniye Kazakhstana, No 8, 1972, PP 35-36
Abstract: In brucellosis, :is in many other infectious diseases, psychic dis-
orders often develop alonL; wlth somatic pathology. Arnong S71ch Rztnifestations
as torpidity, apath.,,,, adynn_rda,, and indifference, the most prominent are
melancholy and anxiety. Sub-psychoses and abortive psychoses are suddenly,
spontaneously discontinued developments of 6x-and psychoses. T-he most cha-racter-
istic syndromes are ansthenic (251~4, o~ 282 brucellosis patienl.-s (Yuserved), dysthy-
mic (18%), hjq)ochodric and diencephalic (13,411). Grand psYchoses ri-.ay
.1, subacutely, and i-radually and Tray be classitied as delirious
develop acutel,
and amential-delirious szndromez, unential siAite, hallucirlosis, as~uhenic-
dysthy.T.ic state, and hallucinatory-paranoid syndrome. Thuy ~,ake a 1,erio(lic
course and last for 3 to 8 and more months, and the various phai;ess are brief
and blend into each other at a randozri sequence. 'Pie soon-e-r t'ne ps,,,c_~iosis
develops after the onset of brucellosis, the greater are its severity and dura-
tion.
1/1

Acc. Nr.: Ref. Code: UR 0246
AP0028455
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Nevropatologii i Psikhiatrii, 1970,
Vol 70, Nr 1, pp q.0 _J1411.
CONCERNING THE CLINICAL 'PICTURE OF CHANGES
IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN TULAREMIA
1. Or-udeg.
During the period of 1948- 1962 the authors studied 432 patients wLth tularemia who
displayed diverse mental, neurological and somatic disorders. This Paper Pertains to some
neurological changes of a tularemic etiology: affection of the vegetative nervous system, dl-
sarders of the cranial nerves and the sensorial sphere, Meningitis, meningo-encephalitis
and encephalitis seen in such cases, as a rule proceeds with Psychotic and diffuse neurological
symptoms. Among the different neuropsychlatric complications seen in tularemia the main
place is oaupied by diencephalo-vegetative changes with an expressed algetic syndrome.
%. MX?
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USSR UDC: 621.317-373.023
CRUDITIA, N. A.
Measuring Phase Shifts in SIT Radio Pulses"
Dokl. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii po radiotekhl,. izmereniyam, T. 2 (Re-
ports of the All-Union Scientific and Technical Conference on Radio Engineer-
ing Measurements. Vol. 2), Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 82-84 (,from RZII-Hadiotekhniks,
No 12, Dee 70, Abstract No 12A339)
Translation: In the technoloor of mea.-iurements on suprhig
k ji frequency, the
problem arises of measuring
,phase displacements within a pWse and from Tulse
Lo pulse, where these displacements mrvj bi.- either repeating or nonrQpeating.
Two methods of measuring iiuch displacemornits are u.,,r-~d in SHF
1) transfer of meaquremonts to a lower interm,~Idtat,f~ thr- in-
Lcrf(!rence- malhod of mc;viur~-:raent dirf--cPly on the sup,:n-hipgh froqtv.-ncy. ThI,-
authors point out the dilTiculties, involved in Carrying oil'. th(? firct' Lrif- thod.
In certain instances it i3 preferable to raake rzL pflase whic-h
directly on the superhigh frequency with the use of phase detection.
requirements for such a phase meter and methods of realizaLion are indi-
cated. Block diagrams are presented and a deecription ir. givett of t1he MIF
part and the indicator of an instrument for studying the syrichronization
modes and phase characteristics of oscillators based on semiconductor de-
1/2
87

USSR
GRUDINA, 4. A., Dokl. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii ca radictekhri. iz-
iy-,-. T. 2, Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 82-84
vices with synchronization by an external signal. Characteristics are given
for an experimental model of an instrument which can be used to study and
develop solid-state oscillators and to investigate their phase character-
istics and the characteristics of other devices which operate in the pulse
mode. Bibliography of three titles. E. L.
212

112 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-EFFECT OF TIVE PHASE DISCRIMINATOR ASYMMETRY ON THE ACCURACY OF
PHASE DIFFERENCE MEASUREMENTS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-GRUDINAt N.A., ISHCHENKO, V.A.
CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-Rm~CIOELEKTRC-I'~l'i.,;', VOL. St PAR. 1970, P. 389-393
0-AT-E P'J6LISHE:---.,',"'170
SUBjECT aND EEECTRICAL ENGR., PF'YSICS
TOPIC 71'~A'Gs__ pli ME'S'"'E"' NTr ERR',10k At'o LY FIRE,'Ul Y
S T S I -. - II ,
A
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICIIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PkOXY REELIFKAMF-2000/0538 STEP NU---UR/01,52/7f),,'C:-"J-:).-"~.')~:',,,,"',.,;)c;,/tli,~,
CIRC ACCEISST.C.N N"C'4P012,~t-233

I: -_ . -'-r y
S S 'N"' F
212 0 17 UNCLASSIFIED PRO C F 4, J
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP012fi233
ABSTRACT/EXTR.ACT--x'U) A B S T T ANALY:",*~IS C'F Tl-li~
il:-U- P, L- A S UE 1) H H 4A SlE
W H E N' P HAS! ER ENIC
Bkic(;C= C-F-~-Culy iS RESPLCT T!",
EFFECTS. 1 T 1 ~Sil li*-; lv, N !'H;A f I H!. -~, Li., t.,! "JAR S ARE I T I 'it-F
P HA S E I IN V Ek 1 S S F T I iN 5 U C H A~ -r:,R T HA T r 1-i ~- S T I
A 7 TIH E P E! I ,NPUF "S CL!,.C-'-E TQ il:!'-~C-; Y 1,
U t-f - . s 1-- 1 -- -; .-
T C) D j z .
c F F EP N CE I LO PRUC-t-DURPS FOR FKV.3K ,E L!, 1 ff
DESCRIBED.
U NC L A S S I F I E D

USSR
UDC 621.391.63
AVTONOMOV, V. A., BORISOV, B. S., rRIMINTN- A. S., VARLMIOV, I. V., KAMYBA,
Pe, Ye., KOLYASNIKOV, V. A., KRASYUK, B. A., IMESKIN, S. S., FETRUSEVICH, V. A.,
POLTORATSKIY, E. A., RAVICII, V. N., and CHICHERIN, L. A.
"High-Spped Optical-Electronic Switch"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. 14ikroelektroni-ka (Electronics Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. ~ticroelectronics), 1971, Issue 2(28), pp 3-8
(from RZli-Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 8, August 1971, Abstract No 8B321)
Translation: An optical-electronic pair is developed, on the basis of which
a hybrid microcircuit is produced which assures a high galvanic decoupling
and is compatable with respect to the input and output parameters with inte-
grated logic circuits manufactured by domestic industry. 4 ill. 4 ref.
Summary.
1/1

USSR ux: 681. 3-055
-RIMTNT*l MITZEEMYLTIl-, A. T. , "Order of Lenin'! Institute of Cyber-
-Mgklk~m f
caderW of Sciences of the Ukrainiaz SSR
F1 A Device for Scaling and Squaxing Pulse Signals"
J.'oscow, Otk TzoLrc!',-,:ni:va, P~~TP~L~:j
No 9, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 331385, Division G, filed 22' sel) 70,
published 7 Feb 72, p 151
Translation: Thiz Auther's Certificate introduces a devIce for and
squaring pulse siCnals. The device contains an n-place piilse courter
one-output terrdnals axe connected to the first inputs of the corresponding
coincidence circuits. Ac~ - distin[-.iii-shing feature of the patent, the de-
vice is desif-,ned for improved acciii-acy in compuLations. H, coatt...ins tr,
addition-P-1 2r.,-T;-!acc counter and a delay line with n + I elci~ients . The i npul,
of the deln.%, line is connected to the input of thc, -additic,,rial pzlse
7-he out-Dut of the 'third delay line element is connected to the input 0, L~j,!
main pulse cc,=~er, the outrut-s o-f all elements exeent the thi-I-d be-in7- cc,,-
nected to the secrind inputs of the coincidence circuits. '---he ou-~T)ut Of- t`-e
i-th coincidence ci-r,:!uj.t (i=0,...,n) is connected to the countin-- --riput of
the (i + l)-th place of the auxiliary pulse counter.
1/1

USSR LT, C
GR-'--J-"T*,TSHJ*.--A . G. P EOC-0l-'GL'IV'- VC V
t~'[-'Sorrticr c' U-1 zr-.z-.!,crt V,,ves by i----
TT. Mcsk. eneru. -'r.-tu C-;" 1"Osccn.- Fc'.,e'~
vlyp. 1-1-9 , PP 167-170 ( from 1 "'C' DOC
-) -1 by
12A"O.- S.
absor-;til c-n o-f u-ltr;,,,--,hcrt v'an' e S ".-i th 1! 1. tic, idt -1"" ozi
Th e rn ea sur en -i -L, -c~ v- ore Tu'-al e- IL) Y i-1 - '. I -. " - ) ,. ," . --- I I t1- ; :1 ' '*(: 'I ;~f' '- , -, 7
in a cpeci a! o t2 to :-- i n.1 z 11a t- !'c-,-ests o'" %ir.r'o--is
ments
ITI t1
is hl:Ehor -i'()r al.,A;

W.,
"Fielld of
Tr. Vosl- - enerf-- of Posro~.-,
vyp. 11S), F:p No il-; s t
12A3'02* by N. S.)
Translatior laut',-,crs tt,v, 1,icld of "Ic-'
heig,ht above a lionalc
The results an: used for
ti(-)r, of ser)an-Ar! componell'.,; cj, "11c: ill Lhi,
incidence oil th, ,,,urfLL(:f c."" vrl-tcr . '11c.
for sea vm~cr fr,--h ""atc-r. i"Justra'.. On", ~ b-1P-1-" c
titles.

_112 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--.~UOCT70
TIT"--E--STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTS FROM PENTENE POLYMERIZATION ON A PHOSPHORUS
CATALYST -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-KOLESNIKOVAt T#Aop KOLBINP M.A., KAYUMOV, R.L., KRASNOVA,
,L~~RUDNIKOVAq AoF*
COUNTRY-OF INFO--USSR*-
SOURCE--NEFTEPERERAB. NEFTEKHIM, (MOSCOW) 1970t (1), 27-8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYP MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--AMYLENE,- POLYMERIZATION, DIMERIZATION, SYNTHETIC RUBBER,
CHEMICAL PRODUCT PRODUCTIONy HYDROGENATION, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY, HEPTANE,
OCTANEt HEXANE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1766 STEP NO--UR/0318/70/000/001/0027/0028
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120473
UNCLASSIFIED

212 020 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--3GOCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01204783
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PREPN,, OF ISOPIENTENES FOR TH-E
PRODUCTION OF SYNTHETIC RUBBER INVOLVES 2 STEPS: DIMERIZAT.ION OF ISO
AND N-C SU55 FRACTIONS AND DEPOLYMN. TO PURE ISOPENTENES (T. A.
KOLESNIKOVA, 1965). THE COMPN. OF DIMER MIXT. 15 NOW DETD. THE
DEHYDRATION OF ISOAMYL ALCS. OR AMUL ALCS. OVER AL SUB2 0 SU33 CATALYST
AT 360DEGREES OR 365DEGREES GAVE 99-99*9PERCENT PURE 1~PENTENE,
ZiPENTENE, ZtMETHYLiltBUTENE AND 2vMETHYLv2,8UTENE. THE PENTENES ~qERE
DIMERIZED AT 185DEGREESP 50 ATMr AND 1 HR PRIME NEGATIVEI SPACE VOL.
VELOSICY, VOER 14 SUB3 PO SU84 ON SILICA GEL. THE PRODUCTS WERE
HYORGGENATED AND ANALYZED BY GAS CHROMATOGo THE HYDROGENATED DIMERSw
REGARDLESS OF THE STARTING PENTENE, CONTAINED 30-40PC-RCENT
TRIMETHYLHEPTANES9 SIMILAR TO 20PERCENT DIMETHYLOCTANES, SIMILAR TO
20PERCeNT TETRAMETHYLHEXANES, AND SIMILAk TO 20PERCENT C SUB8 C SU89v
AND ISO-C SUSIO HYDROCARBONS*
UNCLASS IF 1E0

USSR
UDC:
G-UI~ITTS,777, V. 7'
V
V. V. , REZUITICh-:,`N'!_O-, T.',' and YA31-1VICH, Z1. P.
"Device for Determi-ning the Coordimates of an AeroCiyna~-cic _Ihadov.-
Contour on 13-od-ics of Complex. V--'orm in Pree Eolecu-1ar Ku.Hll
Moscoi.,,, Othrytiya, i:Lobreteniya ysh,",cn_nyye obrazts-, towir, 77-2
,,.ro
2 n m
znaki, 1.1o 27, 1971, p 141, ili'o (11)351113"
Abstract: A parallel ligiit buam is used Lo riodel t.110 fl.Llf-:
the model cz-.n be fixi,,(I iln any position. For clace of ,_,,dju:3tLIent,
there is a mz~nual irwicator shovdnr~ a thread tied to --. m(AILL'Ic,
carriaCe. The scale o:L' this indicator is uscd to micasure. tht., co-
_m_ ol the device
ordinates of joints difficult of access. A diagrL
is sho,.T-r

Ace. Hr. 1 4?0046762-
USSR
Ref. Code:
UDC 621. 791. 75
NIKIiI:;S0Y, YU. SMATIS, V. I., GOLEIIBO, S. B 21_0311N~ B_ 2~., GRUIXI,
VAYSBURD, I. SH. ....
Velding; the Frame of the Self-Propelled Chassis T-16M"
Kiev, Avtonaticheskaya Svarka (Autanatic Welding), No 1, 1970, pp 44-46
(from Avtomat-iciieskaya Svarka, No 1, 1970, p SO)
Translation: The results of selectin3 the technological process for
welding steel 45L with an increased carbon content are discussed. It is
recommended that the wolding be performed in two layers without prelimiii-
ary heating. There are 3 illustrations.
Reel/Frame
19-7 5) UO -(;(;

USSR
LTD C: :5 17 - 92 51,3
GRUDO B. I.., Institute of Mathematics, Academy of Sciences -of the ESSR
Concerning Solutions Of en Autonomous System of Differential Equations
With Zero Eoots of the Characteristic Equation"
Minsk, Doklady Akademmii i;aul: rsn, Vol. 16, No 5, Mlay '[2, pp hOO-),03
Abstract. 7he author coi-siders the system
dx dz
= X (X, Y. 2), A,y - V (x, it. Z), A_- Z (X, 0 1
di dt
where x and X, y exd Y, z nnd Z are ri-,m-,and k-dir-encionel. vector caltrLns
respectively; X, Y, and Z being holrom-orphic irith respect to vari3bles x, y,
and z and containing no terms of lower than second order in their oxp~n-
sions. It is assumed that the constant in x m iratrix A, has eij,'E~Irvalues
).I '.. . , xr. irith negative real parts, whereas the real part.2 of the eigcr,-
values of k x k ran-trix A2 a-re non-negative. Let the system
J, 0, A,z (X, ii, 0
Y, 1",
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GRUDO, E. I., Doklady Ah-aden-ii Nauk B-SSR, Vol 16, No 5, May 72, p-P )-'00--IICJ3
have a solution y=u(x), z=v(x) which is holomorphic with resFect to x
and equal to zero -when x = 0. In addition, let X(x, u(x), v(x)) -- 0. Then
the substitution
y - Y -: 11 (x), 2 - 2 Z' (X)
transforms systen (1) to a forr. for vhich
X (X, 0, 0) 0, 1' (.V, (1, (1, Z 0) 0.
It is assumed that systeri (1) has property (2). Lyapilnov's first, nethod
is used to construct an n+m-parametric family of solutions of. System (1)
which is defined for all t>to in the neighborhood of x=O, y=O, ?.=O.

USSR
UDC 669.?21.1,r2(O,'3Qj.8Q)
ZUYEW, E. M., !VANGV, A. 3., VU110LOV, it. V., SIHARUINOVA, G. 11-1., 1-VAL07, G. N.,
IRTEGOV, N. N. , SABUROV, V. F., SEC",_~nTwo".cc-077-A P.
and KIS-EIZV, A. V., All-~'rdion Sclentific z1csearch a.,-,;:1 ijru:I*t,--!I 1 11 U Lo of
Alumdnunp Magncsiw:t. and Electrode industry, Blercznikovs~:iy
Combine
"N'ethod of Cuttin~--O'f the Electrolyte Supply of a Producktion Line 1~'a-nesiun
Electrolytic Reduction Cell"
L-L ~ 0 i'-
USSR Author's CeZtif-c---e 11o 2609105, filed 21 Oct '8, publiL;hcd 5 '---Y 70
raC-L
(from Hlh-Metailu-- Io 11, Nov jO, Abst No 11 G135 P)
Translationt A -e-thed is nro-vo-ed for switch1w-c-l-L' th- col,~-c-trolyte sup-ply
to a Prix-' uct-41 cri re-ucl:o.,i ce.
k,
diffusion of scun by increasin- tr-.Ycerature of the el ~~rciy-'e z!nd the
concentration of ck',0rj,-;e. To -.-vCrL di-.3ru'),j\rjrI
LI
'Ic reducti-on c 11 at tl- i"IL0 tLe
of t~e prcduc+ic!i line electrolyt- e
arf, 'ice
f the eler-~rol7t'c re"-uctiOrl cell, fhie" I , 1, ;.`hich
cathode cell o L
v~cpxm.te the wnrkin:f s-ooc(~ the eler-trolyt-ic rc-duction fron thc- elec-
trolyte flow in the dit;tribution czuial.
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GRUDTSIrT A, A. I., MUhHAMETOVA, G. M.
"On the Prophylaxis and Therapy of Gasoline Intoxication"
Tr. Ufimsk. n.-i. i-n-ta gigiyerky i prof. zabolevaniy (Works of Ufa Scientific
Research Institute of Hygiene and Occupational Diseases), 1969, ~, pp 171-176
(from RZh-Biologicheskaya Khimiya, No 20, 1970, Abstract No 20F1834 by N. I.
MLAKHOVA)
Translation: The feasibility of using hydroaeroionization and methyl uracil
for this purpose is shown.

Mechanical Properties
USSR
UDC 539.4.015
YUSjjCjj7,;!
,~O
K. Ya.,
-Y
LIVSHITS, L. A., KAPLAN, L. I., STEPANOV, G. A., and GRUD"..N-rd 2 13. V.,
Kiev, Institute of Electric 1.1'elding imeni Ye. 0. Paton, Acaelemy of
Sciences, UkrSSR
"Low-Temaperature Properties of Austenitic Steels"
Kiev, Probleniy Prochnosti, No 10, Oct 70, pp 113-1.15
r
Abstract: A c"'I'MIV W~IS III* 'Id(' Of the mechanical propertios of sLevis of
indImLrial. dc-ntim, I " ,
d lor ust- at. te-,iporaturi:!.-; do;-n to 9 C.A
carbon conter.L was charaCLerisLic for Lhe investigated and so:...e
were also alloyed with nitrogen, The 21-16-8-N type stabl-austenitAc
steel had the best st.rength properties and smallest reduction JTI Plas-
ticity and touShness at reduced temperatures.
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A
USSR uLc 669-973:6069.i4.313.6
-ST-E-PAN'3111, G. A., GRUDZINSKIY, B. V., and SHLYAlrDEVA, I. A.
"Properties of KaMOT~~ and Fh2lN5AG7 Steels under Load at -I,)6oC"
Moscow 1',Ier"-allovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, NO `970, -JD !-4-16
ct: The results of an investi6ation of the pro-perties of an,,-
-a
IC-12IN5AC-7 steels urder prolonged (up to 2WO hours) load at -1560C are -presezat~-d.
Test Drocedures are briefly described. '17he mechanical pro7erties are p-resen-,ed in
a table. '-7'he effect of prolonged loadinG on the mechanical properties, plas-z;ic
0 =_1 7Z;n
de' -- and stress relaxation of steels in service was deterrdned. it was
esrabliched that plastic deformation of i&2lN5AG7 steel durinE prolcn,-,ed tc-Sts
does no'L increase with tire. The relaxation of this stet2l. ii; substznLially hij"her
timn that of IaL18N10T steel. IaL?lN5AG7 steel appears to be an effectivi2 sutboti-
tute for Y-U8NlGT steel in structures subjected to -negative tem.,eratures, and also
4
has hi6her strenGth properties than the latter, Time va'~ations of the plastic
defo,=--t-ion of iail8l,110T steel are shown in a graph. 2 figures, 2 re-ferences.
1/'L.

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LTDC 547.341
~U'M. P., and PETROV, A. A. , Leningrad Technological
RAZLTMOVA, N. A. , C
:LR K
Institute imeni Lensovet
"Phosphortis Containing IleterocyclLcs. Condensation of Qycol and Cacechol
Esters of Arylphosphonous Acids With a,a-Unsaturated Ketones"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 7, Jul 73, pp 1475-1479
Abstract: Reactions of propyleneglvcol and catEchol esters of phenyl,
p-tolyl, and p-chlorophenylphosplionous acids with methv'~ YJ 14Cetoll and
I -Vin e
mesitylene oxide leads to the formation of products whose structures may
be represented by a resonating system of pentacovalent and ionic forms.
The phosphorus compound in these condeasations acts as a- nucleophile. The
reactivity of the glycol esters of arylpho6phonous aci& is 40-50 time-s as
great as that of the caLechol esters.
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UDC 547-341
RAZUYOVA, 11. A., GRUK, 1-1- P., and PETROV, A. A., Leningrad Technological
Institute Imeni I~e'n'sov'et
It Reaction of Glycol and Pyrocatechol Esters of Plienylphosphonous Acid With
Methyl Vinyl Ketone"
Leningrad, Zhifrnal Obshchey Khirnii, Vol 42 (104), No 9, sep 72, p 2!14
Abstract: Ethylene-lycol ester of phenylphosphonous acid reacted with mothyl
vinyl ketone yields 2-phen,,rl-(2,2-ethylenedioxy)-5-methyl-1,2-isoxaphospholene,
m.p. 610. When the pyrocatechol ester was used in this reaction, the product
was 2-plienyl-(2,2-pheiiyleneLLioxy)-5-methyl-1,2-isoxaptiospholone, b.p. 158-
1600/1 nun. The structures of these products were supported by DR411 and IR
spectroscopic data.
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UDC 547.341
GRUK,....M....-.p...1 RAMMOVA, N. A., and PETROV, A. A., Leningrad Technological
Institute Imeni Lensovet
"Condensation of Glycol and Pyrocatechine Esters of Ethylphosphonous Acid
With Methylvinyl Ketone"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 4, Apr 73, p 945
Abstract: Glycol and pyrocatechine esters of various arylphosphonous acids
react with a,a-unsaturated ketones forming compounds with pentacovalent
phosphorus atom. The reactions of ethylphosphonous acid esters are even
faster, going to completion in seconds to minutes. Two compounds have been
synthesized: 2-ethyl(2,2-ethylenedioxy)-5-methyl-1,2-isoxaphospholanes,
b.p. 78-79*/1 mm, d20 1.1579, n20 1.4870 and 2-ethyl(2,2-plienylenedioxy)-
4
5-methyl-1,2-isoxaphospholene, Y.P. 98-99*/1 mm, d~O 1.2311, n20 1.5480'.
D
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VOROWYEV, It'. N. ,="Z24
"Model of Competing Prices on a Static Sin~gle-Productl
V sb. Primeneniye mat. v ekon. (Use of Mathematics in Economics-collection
of works), vrp - 7, Leningrad, Leningrad University, 1972, I)T-:) 18-35 (frcim
RZh-Kibernetika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6V383)
Translation: The axiomatic method of analysis is used for is-tudying a static
single-product market. '11e Sheply value vector is considered as a solution.
The folloving cases are examined: 1) each seller has a unit of good,-, vhich
has a utility c for hin, wand each bl)~rer is in a position to purchase a i2nit
of goods which has utility d for him; the number of buyers is equ~d to the
number of sellers; 2) as in the first case except that the number of b,,Wers
and sellers is different; 3) there are n sellers end r biwers, each seller
having a certain quantity of the same infinitely di,.risible good vith ine-
quality of sup 1~f and deriand; 4) an unbalanced mar'hetl model vhere each
seller satisfies the over,-I! demand of the buyers; 5) an unbalanced inarket
model with a sincle seller vho satisfies the overall demand of the bl-Ucr-.;
6) an unbalv-nced market nodel with a single seller ,1-,o satisfiLz the demw:d
of only one buyer. G. 'Brachenko.
I A

USSR
GRUNDSPENIKIS, Ya. A.
"Application of Certain Concepts of "Iepology to the of Ck):7-,pjCx
System Models"
Metody i Modeli Upr. [Methods wid Models of Control -- Cc-)IIection of 1"'orks],
No 3, Riga, 1972, pp 65-70 (Translated from Referativny 2hurnal Kibernetika,
No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V-130, by I. Siral)
Translation: The ggrapli is studied as ) model of ; coTiiiplex systeril; the
erty of functioning of the system is. looked upon is a set oil its point.") ill
which the hinary relationshii) is defilled. Tho coIIC(q)t.,-. of 01c. jl,,~ i."! hf)() I'll ood
of a poinL, closure of, the i;IICrIIA SJMC~! of' Lho graph --mil tho I iwit ing poiilt
for a set of points are introduced, siviilar to the concQ,pt~; of
ThC
t 01)0 1 Of',)'. COTICCI)tS introduced aro 11sed in analysk of' rekllcd
to the transition from a r0LIgh Model to a more dulai led mooel ;!nd vicc
The problem of tij-.i~ nrazisj tion from a de;ailcd to a rout-!-, :r,-!ol is
studied in greater det-ail. Ilie cssCIICC Of thO .11)[M).W11 IISCId i'; C0,-.1hill,"I ion
of points relatc,! by, comnon Properties into si&~,Cts.
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GRUNDSPEN'KIS, Ya. A.
"Decomposition and Analysis of the StFUCtAll-C Of the Topolo'cie:t].
Model of a Compley System"
Metody i Modeli Upr. [Nl~thods and Vlodel~; of Control -- Collection of
No 3, Ripa, 1972, p1) 71-78 (Trainslated from ReferatJvIlyy Zhurn...l Kiburnotil"l,
No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V431, by J. Sit,t~A).
Trans I a t i oil: A ninge of prolilcm-, is srijklied, rolatod to
analysi- of two lt),O,ica I modcl'~; of Coniplex l'Cpj'o.~(!rI'txd 11 L'
Complex Structure Of these 5vST_('MS INIKCS their by Cw-~;~i-ltur
difficult. It is sll.vgested thal a 1110del of a s)"A013 b(' (IC-cri"wd liv '~''vur~j
hierarchical 11w poilit.-I cliaraci '~rj 1111c, jimill fillo~!
System are Called the Inaill fillicLioni,np, cycle, after t-:Ihich
constructed. provi-d1ing for the functioi)ijig off tli(--. ut,,ijo cych: (,.(-cond 1w,'(A (if-
11iierarchy) , etc.

USS R
GRUNDSPEN'KIS, Ya. A.
"Algorithiji for Ranking of Cycles in a Topological Model of a Complex Systclii"
Metody i Modoli Upr. [Methods and Models of Control _ _ Co ]I CC t jo 1, 0 f7 J,,' or k, S] ,
No 3, Riga, 1972, pp 79-84 (Translated from Referativny), Zhurnal Kibernotika,
No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V427, by Ye. Dinits).
Translation: Earlier works of the author (RZIuMat, 1973, IV886, Abs. 4V-1311)
were dedicated to construction of graph models of complex sysrcm,, and problem.-Z
of their decomposition and analysis of their hierarchical structure, %Aich was
reduced to study of thc cyclical structure of the model. This %..,orL describes
an algorithin allowing the hierarchical structure of a system Vo he detormined
from its model.
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GRUNDSPEN'KIS, Ya. A.
"Topological 'Model of Functionin.o of an Interna! Combustion Engine"
K-ibernetika i Diagnostilla [Cybernetics and Diagnosis -- C'ollection of
Works], No 5, Riga, Zinatne Pross, 1972, pp 47-53 (Translated from
ReferatiVjlyy 71IUnial, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstracr Nlo 1 V886
by the author).
Translation: A topological model is co-mposed of the functioning of'
the internal cunibustion motor of a 71L-130 motor vehicle, which is
presented as an oriented graph. The possibility i f pro-
Y is provoll 0
ducing a detailed mathenatical description of the functioning of the
complex systern considering all structural peculiarities of the actual
motor, 1~ Biblio. Refs.
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-17
V, V' - A - S GRUIN N, L. P.
J, and --Et'MX VSKlY, 7.
Yechanical Pro-crtlies of Silicized Graphite"
7
1.~oocow, Tverdo,-o Topliva, "o 4- IWO, -1 11`7-3)
Abstract: A stud.v was made ol!~' ce2tain :.-,echlanical propci-lules o-
prepared I-rom dense Graphitle, as startin;., matcrial. This vat(!i*-i,,.-.1. -~-La-Ll S ".'-?
cif c L--,ravitv of 1.819 g
I ~/cm-,, true P,-) cific j,,ravity of 2.10 ~.ur~
Specir-,ens for silicizinp- were cut alo--i;, j
_;raphite
ailiclIzeci ;-raphitf, coaroe porer, with equivalent radii ;-catcr Lnall L if
filled with sil"con and silicon carbide. Inq rel;ultini: silicize'l,
followin; ci-,--ract-eristics: density 2.1.5 Porosit"! 101, C I
-ci contcnt~ 1-5-2.-Il . 'The exper-l-mental otudy of mcchanicai
on a unicLe stand developed b:.,, the stren-th of the
Institute of Mechanics at "oscow State University at 20, 60), 11--,
0 0-1 'C", !.!~, 5
1950 under monoaxial extension conditions. Heatin,~, from 20 Lo at
of atoo/min, exposure for 10 min, and coolin_ir at 11W'0 at the rate Of 2:j -,,,Z~z
carried out with a p-,-o;-rzu-:rP-fl unilt. it was fmind that the
to ,oll;n,-., 1)(,ciu-,c "embrittled." its
u - i . -;, i!~%"u [ Oll
and the i;j%terlul'F i;-,o,lujLutj of el:-~FA.Lcll I,..: rock-..
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ELECTRIC FUR~NACES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-KOCHO-. V.S., YEREMIN, V.E., GkUNIN, V.S.
COUNTRY OF IlNF0--USSR
SOURCE--STALI 1970t 30(2), 133-4
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USSR
GRUNSMY 1. S.
UDC 577.4
"Obtaining Special Diagnostic Properties on Introduction of Control Points in-
to an Automaton"
V sb. Tekhn. dia~-nostika (To-clinical Dia,gnos tics .-- collection of v!orks), '-,os-
cow, Nauka Press, L97-9, T)p 206-211 (from RZIi-Kibernotika, ~u i', Jul 7-1,
Abstract No 7V36-II-)
No abstract
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GRUNSKIYL I.- S-.
UDC 51:621.391
"Ori8ntational Experiment With Arbitrary Automaton"
Kiev, Teor. kibernetika--Sbornik (Theoretical Cybernetics --
Collection of Works), No 4, 1970, pp 43-47 (from Referativnyy
Zhurnal -- Matematika, No 6, June 71, Abstract No 6V423)
Translation: A criterion of existence for a simple,unconcii-
tional orientational experiment is obtaine6 for an arbitrary
(not necessarily minimum) automaton. The length of the minimum,
simple,unconaitional orientational experiment, if it exists, iEi
evaluated.
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GRUN'SKIY,
UDC 51.621.391
"Introduction to the Automata of Test Points in the Recognition of Automata
of a Known Class"
Kibernetika fCybernetics -- Collection of Works], No 1, laev, 1970, pp 44-S0,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 10, 1971, Abstract
No 10 V613 from the authors introduction).
Translation: It is known that the problem of recognition of an arbitrary
automaton from a given class does not always have a solution. Therefore '
there is interest in the problem of determination for each autonaton of a
set of output test points such that any automaton can be recogilized in the
class of automata with the test points. This work finds conditions under
which this problem of finding test points is equivalent to the problem of
finding an initial class of test points for the stim of automata, allowing
the initial state to be, recognized with an accuracy to a coupliiig componclit.
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BOGONIOLOV, A. IM. , BARASHKO, A. S. and GRUNSKIY, I. S_
"Experiments with Automata"
Eksperimenty s Avtomatami [English version above], Kiev, Nauk. Dumka
Press, 1973, 144 pp (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V437)
Translation: This book presents results produced by the authors recentIN
and related'only to certain sections of the theory of experiments with
automata. Each of the chapters of the book can be read independently of
the other chapters.
The introduction presents the basic concepts from the theory of ex-
periments with automata and reviews the basic results in this area, al-
lowing a general idea to be gained of the contemporary status Of this
theorv.
~he first chapter is dedicated to the study of control experiments
performed in order to determine the correctness of functioning of an
automaton. A class of procedures for construction of experiment-i with
shorter estimares of length than the control experiments studied b,.
Khenni, Kaym and Gonents B differentiated. I
In the second chapter, the rules for drawing: of' ci)nchisjons bjsed
on the results of tinconditJorial and conditional eXpC1'iM(!T1tS On the reco-
fn 1_111a I i
nition of automata of a 1,nown cias:; ai-e Xd arlo tht, stabilify of
-rin, ietiuencc-. is :;tudied.

USSR
BOGOINIOLOV, A. M. , BARASHKO, A. S. and GRUNSKIY, f. S, , 'Eksperimenty s
Avtomatami, Kiev, Nauk. Dumka press, 1973, 144 pp
Chapter Three studies properties of partial tests used in the recog-
nition of automata of a known class and suggests a method for directed
search for partial tests. The fourth chapter is dedicated to the study
of the possibility of the use of so-called probability expei-iments for
the testing and diagnoses of ;in automaton, durfiig which the input se-
quence is fixed not by the experimenter, but rather 1)), a random signal
source with predetermined properties.
Chapter Five studies problems of testing and diagnoses of networks
of automata and solves the problem of the determination of the defective
component of a network by measurements at the input and output of the
network-
Chapter Six is dedicated to the study of methods of conversion of
arbitrary automata, which can be interpreted as differentiation of test
points for provision of a fixed level of testing and diagnoses.
From the forward
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UDC 519.1
BOGOMOLOV, A. M., BARASHKO, A. S., and GRUNSKIY, I. S.
"Experiments with Automata"
Kiev, Eksperimenty a avtomatami (cf. English above), "Nauk. dumka!', 1973,
144 pp, ill. 92 k. (from RZh-Hatematika, No 9, SeP 73, Abstract No 9V437 K
from the foreword)
Ytanslationt The book presents results recently obtained by the authors relating
to only a few sections of the theory of experiments with automata. Every
chapter In the book can be read Independently of the others.
The introduction presents the fundamental concepts of the theory of experi-
ments with automata and gives a survey of the principal results in this
filed which imparts a general idea of the current state of this theory.
The first chapter investigates control experiments done to determine
whether an automaton is in working order. A class of procedures is distin-
guished for construction of experiments with shorter estimates of length than
the control exDeriments investigated by Hennie, Kein and Gonenz.
The second chapter formalizes the rules for drawing conclusions based on
the results of unconditional and conditional experiments on recognizing automata
of a certain class, and it investigates the stability of adjustment sequences.
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The third chapter investigates the properties of partial tEsts used
in recognizing automata of a certain class and suggests a method of di-
rected search for partial tests. The fourth chapter studies the possi-
bility of using so-called probabilistic experiments for checking and diag-
nosing automata where the input sequence is given by a source of reundom
signals with assigned properties rather than by the experimenter.
The fifth chapter examines questions of checking and diagnosing net-
works of automata and presents a solution for the problem of determining
which component of a network has malfunctioned by measurements at the input
and output of the network.
The sixth chapter studies methods of trarsformation of arbitrary
automata, which can be interpreted as isolating control points to ensure
a given level of control and diagnosis.
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UDC SI:621.391
"Setting Experiment i..--ith aii Arbitrary Automaton"
Teor. Kibernetiki. vyp. "I [Theory of Cybernetics, No -1 -- Collectioi,, of u rks
Kiev, 1970, pp 43-47, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6,
1971, Abstract Nlo 6 V423).
Translation: A criterion is produced for the existence of a simple, unconditional
setting experiment for an arbitrary (riot necessarily i-iiinivial) ;Mtonaton, and the
length of the minimum simple unconditional setting CXpe1-irIIC'TI-,, if such exists.. is
estimated.