SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ISTOMIN, N.P. - IVAKHNENKO. A.G.

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112 033 UNICLASSI PIED PROCESSING DATE--L3NOV70
TITLE--FRICTIGN AND WEAR CA- ANTLFRICTION COMPOSITION MATERIALS BASED ON
:.- TEFLON' 4 '.%I'TH LEAD -U-
AUTHOR-( 02) - ISTOMIN, N.P., MATVEYEVSKIY, R.M.
COU.NTRY OF INFO--USSR
T
SGURCE-MUSCOW, VESTNIK MASHINGSTKUYENLYA, NO 2, 1970, PP 47-50
DATE PUBL lSliED------- 70
SUBJCCT AREAS-111ATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--AtJrlFkICTIUN' MATERIALt LEAD, TEFLONt Clil'-dAINING POLYIM~R,
WEAR RESISTANCE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3003/1369 STEP NO--UP/0122/70/DGD/OO2/0041/0050
CIRC A(_.CF';-,T0N

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1 V711
212 033 UNCLASS1 FIED PROCESS INU DATE-13NOV70
212 1. 4 70F
C I 1-c CACCESSION N10--AP0130696
C1,C
~A
ABSTRACT/EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- AbSTKACT. AT IS Sli0iiN THAT 111E: ;',ODITIUN OF
BST
LOW DISPE-4SION LEAD To ANTIFRICTION COMPOSITION MAT~-KIALS 3ASED ON
w
Lo
TEF LON 4 DECREASES THE COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION AND SMMFICANTLY
TEF
1,
INCREASES THEIR WEAR RESISTANCE,
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-CA FI-

USSR
~q! I:" S. N. , Tn s t i t u'f c t 1-cri i c 7- a4 Id' n
I u,
M" :1 aI a
"A Device for ~~'uning th,~- of the D.
Filter"
USSR Author' s Certi fic a ~-C F.-L ]'-ed 127 "!ay 643 puo I i sm~d LT :,!.r
~~-"h-`7'adlotekhnika, Nr~) 10, Oct 70, Abstr-act '-o 1OV385 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introdlices a :'cr
of the string-resonators in an electromechunicuI, filter. 'iillie r-~evlct? a unit
for adjusting the Lension cn the strings. A s a d i s t i n gu i i n I -, fe --. t u re oip a t -~ n t
the device is designed for simultaneously tijhtening al-l stril-.~S in the ~~-nd
achieving -identical frequency characteristics. '~7'he de,jice -is :ilt~de in the Corn of a
system of rollers arranged in two rows. lilie string passcs over the'-ze one
end being securely fastened while the other end is fastened to :~he above-mentioned
string tension reoilator, which is connected to a drive triechanism-
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WSR
UDC 621.?62.002.5(066-8)
ARON, P. H. , YAPINITISKY, E. L. , KUMING, S. YA. , and ISTOYMI, V. A.
"Apparatus for Treatment of Powdered I-Aterials"
Ussr Authors' Certificatte No 259690, C3. 81e, 11; 21c 31/03. (B 65 j, H. 01 F),
filed 26 Aug 68, publistied 2 Jull 70 (from E,etallurgiya, NO 3, DAr 71,
Ab5tzract No 3~;472 by 0. Pada-11ko)
T:mnsllations The initia-1 charFe for thernoche-mical Droduction of ferrite
powdex is del,,:-;ered -fronn a ho--;er onto a rotatin,- dis-k and travels on it to
the reaction c1mmber. ~n ignition device in the chaz-.Ler suhmerges into the
charge 1--yer and ignites it. When the combustion front goes be-youd the coi-
fires of the chamber, the d,-ive switches on, and a new chrnxge batch moves
into the chamber. Removal of the powder leaving the chan-ber is effected ty
Ul
a scraper.
i/I

USSR
ISI"9. Yq. N., and V. I., Institute of Terrestrial Inagnotlsm, the
Ion ds-Ohere-, Radiowa,!e Propagation, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Nonlinear Modulation (if Quasinionochromatic Whistler Packet fu Magnotosphort,"
Moscow, Pis'na v Zhurnal EKsperiiliental'noy i Tecretiche-sicoy F-iziki, Vol 15,
No 4, 20 Feb 72, pp 208-211
Abstract: Much research has been done in the last few years on the propaga-
tion of nonochromatic whistlers along, the geomapnetic Held :111 the upp;~~]-
ionosphere and nagnetof-irpnere, including experim-ents in which waves are
radiated by a transmitter oil earth and recorded by a receiver located at: a
mametoccnjuzzito roi-it. 'Tha tr--ismitter usually rad-iates quas Imonoch ror!Ll ti z,.
wave Packets. Tile pre-cent article discusses sove nonlincar effects due zo
the linited nature of a packet entering the active region of the M;Igileto-
sphe-re.
I /-,

Alluminum and Its Alloys
USSR
LjDc 669-715
ISIP-011-mll-KASTROLSKIY, V.V.. NOVLKOV, I.!., and ZOLOTGFEVSKIY, V.S., Pl--TJ,.,4cn
In-st=tute-of Light Alloys; Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys
"Substructure of Cast Alloys on an Aluminlim-14agnesium, a;se"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 32, No 2, p-D 442-445
Abstract: Cast aluminum alloys with 6.5 and 10~j I-La. produced from pure Al
(C,19.99%) and pure MS (99.92fl and from industrial allo-'s Al'~Ir' 149 0 T~,
o 0, ;' .
14n) and A-127-1 (10.5% M-E; and 0.1% Be, T-1, and Zz-) w-ere
gated by the method of diffractional electron-microscopy. was found
in the substructure of alloys on the Al - Mg base each dendritic cell repre-
1. from den-
sents a combination of subgrains. In proportion to the -wittdrawa -
dritic cell boundaries, the subgrain sizes increase and the dislocation
density inside the subgrains Las a tendency to decrease. TLe observed sub-
structural characteristics of cast ILI - Mg alloys are iirtterpr,~ted. Two
illustr., five biblio. refs.
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1/2 20 UNCLA'S'S I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--04DECIO
TITLE--KINETICS OF ACCUMULATION AND IISSUE DOSES OF TRITIUM OXIDE
CHRONICALLY ADMINISTERED TO RATS -11-
AUTHOR-102)-ISTOMINA, A.G., MOSKALEV, YU.I.
01*--/
C OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-RADIOBIOLOGIYA 1970, 10(2)v 310
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--TRITIUM OXIDE, RAT, RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE, RADIATION DOSIMETRY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO---FD70/605004/510 STEP NO--[)R/0205/70/011,~/0,1112/10310/-,!)-3-C
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AP0139604
41C 1 - AF I E D

1 2/2 020 UNCL ASS IF I ED PRQCES--,lNG
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0139604
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* KINETICS OF ACClRjlUL,A7IGN Pil'~'-,,Ei
-H AND TISSUE DOSES WERE STUCIED IN RATS AFTER CHRO~NJC
PRIME3 H SU62 0 IN DOSES OF 1.4 TIMES 10 PRIME5 NEGAILVE, 2.9 T(fl',-:S .~O
PRIME6 NEGATIVEt AND 7 TIMES 10 PRIMF7 NEGATIVE Cl-G-Di-~Y Ff~'IA 64 OAYS.
PRIME3 H CONTENT WAS DETD. IN URINE AND TISSUE FLUID A~4'U I, -)R,e milm-d
'OF 13 RAT TISSUES. AN EQUItL-. WAS FOUND AFTER 20 OAYS. f,)rAL
DOSE D (IN RADSI ABSORBED BY A RAT DURING CHRONIC A0:Al%:i5TRATf!,'jNl 0.r
PRIME3 H SUBZ 0 MAY BE CALCO. FROM THE EQUATION D EQUALS 9.5 TIMES 13
PRIME5 (T-71A SUBO (T IS GREATER THAN 20), 14HFRE T EQUALS PERIOD OF
PRIME3 H ADMINISTRATION (IN DAYS), A SUBO EQUALS THE ACTIVITY OF PAL-AE3
H SUB2 0 ADMINISTERED (IN Cl-G-DAY). TOTAL ABSORBED JOSE OF RAOiATiON
RECEIVED BY A RAT AFTER THE INTERRUPTION OF THE RADIOISOTOPE
ADMINISTRATION IS 0 EQUALS 8 TIMES 10 PRIME6 SUBAO. FACILITY:
INST. 810FIZ., MOSCOWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
ISTOMINA, L. 1.
"A Circular Plane of Order 5"
Kombinator. Analiz. [Combinatorial Analysis -- Collection of 11"orks], No 2'
Moscow, 19721, pp 73-85 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibel-net ii-),
No 6, 1973, Abstract No (-)V348, by Ye. Gonin).
Translation: The uniqueness of a circular plane of order 5 is proven with
accuracy to isomorphism. First, an example is constructo,l by introdtiction of
Euclidean metrics to a projective planc of order 5 and seching out all circles.
Affine transforms are us(-(] to produce all ellipscs passing throwl,'11 .1 fixed
pair of points, and all full bundles of such ellipses are found with nccnt-ac..~'
to isomorphis;-ii. The bundles for other pairs of points are found by affine
transforms. matching of hundles leads to the plane taken as an eximple.
The selection of bundles vas simplified in ariolher i-mrk b)' the aLiLhor
1972, 7V274). Sommliat later than the article ahstrnctc-d, another ai-t.icle
was published by Dtmrnistoln (PZWMat, 1973, 5V,14.1) with t1jc SL:-.e rosulti., pro-
duced by listijil& using anm--her plan.

1/3 042
TITLE-SPATIAL STRUCTURE Li-
SATELLITE MEASUREMENTS -U-
UNr PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
CLASSIFIED
THE EARTH'S BRIGHINESS FIELO FR6:11 KJS,%it9S r4l*
AuTH3k-(03)-lSTCMINA, L.G., MALKEVICH* M.S.,
CCu,%TkY OF INFO-USSR
SCjUr'%CE--:4'_-SCC~%, IZVESTIY,'~ AKADEMII NAUK SSSR,
VOL Vit NU 5, 1970, PP ito6-476
UATE PUBLISFED ------- 70
SYACHINOVo V-1-
FIZIKA ATIAG'SFERY I LIKEANA,
SUOJECT ARE,`%S--ATMOSPHEF'IC SCIENCESt MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, SPACE
TECH%(_'LGGY
rcp.rC TAGS-ARTIFICIAL EAP.TH SATELLITE# OPTIC BRIGWrNESS, EAATH PLANET3,
AJTUCORk`LATlCN FUNCTIGN, EIGENVECTOk, CLOUD COVER, METEOkGL(JGY,
PARAMETER, MEASUREMENT/W)COSMOS 149 SATELLITE
CU4TRCL Mili-lKINC-NO kESTPIrTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PICOXY RE-EL/fRAME-300510520 STEP NC)--UR/03(i2j,'70/C)06/GO5/04(2F,/C476
Cl;:,"-- ACCESS11U, %L,-;'IP013,~711-17
t

2/3 0412 UNCLA5SIFIED PROCESS[iNG DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NC--AP0132717
AcSTKACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AbSTRACT. THIS PAPER GIVES SUME RESULTS of- A
STUCY GF ThE SPATIAL STRJCTURE OF THE EARTHIS BRIGHTNESS FIELD oN THE
8ASIS OF NE-ASUREMENTS jF REFLECTED SOLAR RAOIATION MADE FROM THE
"KUSM65-14911 ARTIFICIAL EARTH SATELLITE. CBSER114TION'S il:L-R~ MAOE 41TI-1,
SCANNING TELEPHriTGMETEPS IN THE SPECTRAL INTERVAL 0.71,- ",ICROr4. IT WAS
FGUND THAT IN EVALUATING THE DEGREE CF HCMOGENEITY AND ISOTROPY OF TWO
dIY,E,NSICt4AL RAND014 Fuf,.crfo,,qs IT IS NECESSARY TO FGkMULATE A SYSTEM OF
EMPIRICAL ORTHLGCNAL VECrORS OF AUTOCORRELATION MATRICES OBTAINED FROM
01SCRETE (IRUSS SECTIGNiS OF THE kANDOM FIELD IN SE-LECrr_-rj DIRECTIGNS (FOR
EXAPPLE, ,-lUTUALLY PERi-ENVICULAR). IN THE CASE OF FIELD HOMOGENEITY THE
FIRST EIGENvECTORS AkE CLGSE To TRIGONOMETRIC FUNcrij-14S A,,,a THEIR FORM
IS NGT OEVENDENT ON THE uIRECTIGINS OF THE CiZOSS SECTION, BUT THE
EIGENVALUES rF THE CORRELATION MATRICES FRO)'-l A HARMUNIL SPECTRUM. IN
THE CASE OF AN APPRECIABLE FIELD INHnMOGENEITY, WHEN IT IS IMPJSSIBLE TO
USE TFE CHARACTERISTILS OF HOMOGENEOUS RANDOM FUI%CTIONS IN THE AN-ALYSIS,
THE cIGENVALUES CAN BE REGAROED AS A GENERALIZAriu:4 OF SPECTRAL DENSITY
AND EIGENVECTURS OF THE CORRESPONDING CGRRELAFIU,",i M4TRICES CAN BE USED
AS A CANLNICAL SYSTEM. THE METHOD DESCRIBED IN THE STUDY -MAKES IT
POSSIBLE TC LETEkMINE ThE VALUE OF THE NATURAL SC-iLE OF RANOOM
ar~ICHTNESS FIELDS wHICH CAN 3E LONSIUEREU HOMOGENEOUS IN ritis SENSE (IN
THIS CASE THIS VALUE IS 500 KM). WITH A DECREASE IN THE SCALE THE
HJMCGENEITY PROPERTY IS EVIDENTLY NOT RETAINED UP TO THE SCALES OF
SEVEkAL KILCMETERS.

3/3 042 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIkC ACCESSICN NO-AP0132717
AdSTRACT/ExTkALT-SINCE VARIATIONS OF THE EARTHIS BkIGtiTNLSS Ai~E RELATED
Ft~-.*-% THE iN.U-ST PART TO THE CLOUD COVER DISTRIBUTION AND THE LATTER IS
RELATED TO ThE SPATIAL FIELDS OF TEMPERATURE AND hUMIDITY IT IS
66VICUSLY NECESSAkY TO CONDUCT STATISTICAL PROCESSING OF THE FIELDS OF
M-cTECRCILCGICAL PARAmf-----..L~'~S AT DIFFERENT SCALES EMPLOYING THE METHOD
UESI--kIEED ABOVE. FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPliEkIC PHYSICS.
.1~ CLASSIFIED

USSR
Burn Studies
IVANOVA, N. P.; YEVTOKMOV, Ye. A.; SHELUTLER, A. B.; Ui 0V
RUMMKO, T. G.; SYCHENIKOV, 1. 11.; Contra,- Scie;Wnntliric
*ebsmelaa~ch Laboratoz-y imeni S. I. Chechulin, First 1-loscow Medical
Institute imeni i. 414. Sechenov, and Central Institute of TralLma-
tDl-ogy and Orthopedics.
"ADulication of Collagen Sponge in the Treatnent of Burns"
CD
Moscow, Novoye v D-1-ar-mostike, Lechenii, P.rofilaktike Va--h-nev-
shik-h -,abolovana.7T i i-i.e7Goda1u1i loslodovani7a. (News in Diagnosis,
Treatment, cind Prophy-rilTzis of the Host inportant Diseases and
Methods.of Investigation), Ministerstvo Zd-ravoo11Lhraneniya SSSR,
2:-973-,. 1228 pp, pp 51-52
Abstract: Notwithotanding the large variety of materials and
drugs i ed for the dressing and treatment of bur=, to this
date there is no r-7enerally accepted method of treatment.
During the past few years information has appeared concerning
the extensive utilization of collagen polymer preparations for
the treatment of.burns, tro-phic ulcers, scalp wounds, and so on,
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USSR
M,,NO-VA,, 11'P., et al, Novoye v Diagnosti!re, Lecbonii, Frofilallc-
7
~.Totodal:ft issiedovaniy
W-ke Vazhno7shil:h '71rbolevaniy_-i a, 17"Y1,
12b ua, pp 51-52
which is absorbed by the organism and has a positive effect on
the~re-enerative -orocesses of the lesion.
01 -
The Porous collagen spop-ges are hemostatically effective, and by
their-'hygroscoDic and structural Properties securely protect the
ijajured surface from the effects of the external envirorurlent,
a-onsiderably reduce plasma loss, and contribute to the growth
of granulation tissue and the rapid healing- of the lesions.
In.addition, the collagen can be permeated 1-lith different nedi-
oi.nal- subs-'%-" aric es (aritibiotics, antiseptics, horiuones, vitemins,
substances at-imulating the growth of connective tissue, and
a
others) which aro released by lysis of the collap
,:.en sponge.
Taking Jim-- C01--Sidel-P-ZiOn the -305iti7e properties of the coliaGen
preparation, researchers at the Central Scien-Vific Research
Inslu-itute of TraumatoloSy and Orthopedics Burn Sec*~-ion npplied
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USSR
voye v Dingnostil~
IVANOVA, N. P., et al, No le, Lechenii. Profilak-
tike Vazhnevshikh Zabolevaniy i 1-'.c-Uodakh lssieuovaniya, 1971,
126 pp, PP 51-52
a collagen sponge 0.5-0.8 cm thick and filledwith boric acid,
hydrocortisone, and furacillin to 20 T)atient-9with fresh burns
and large granulation surfaces.
For the treatment of' second and third degree burns, sponges cor-
respondin,g in size to the injured areas were placed on the pro-
cessed burned surfaces. A.seDtic dressings were then applied.
The dressings were changed within 2-3 days, and subseouen't'l-ly as
required by the condition of the burned surface and the rapidity
of lysis of the sponges. 11hen applied to mo-ist; wound surfaces,
the collagen spor4ges closely adhered to the wound, absorbing
the lesion exudate. 'Jhen exudation was copious, the aDonges
were absorbed by the second or third days.
The nositive asnects of the application of collagen Sponge are
its rapid and painless covering of the burned surfaces, and the
possibility of permeattinS the sponge with different medicinal
substances which are able to ox-ert a direct local effect on tho
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USSR
IVANOVA, N. P.,'et'al, Novove v Diaanostilce, Lechenii, Profila-Icc-
tike Vazhnevshilch- 'Zabol~e-vazuy i LetodvJzh issiedovanial, 197i,
12b pp, pp 51-52
wound with lysis of the sponge. Collagen sponges can be recom-
mended for use in the general setu of therapeutic measures for
the treatment of ratients with burns as a Uem-porary dressing
for the preparation. of large injured surfaces for subsequent
autoplasty.
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USSR
GRWYACMIN, V. M., ILTUXOV,
UDC 536.46:533.6
"On the Stability of a Plane Flame in a Flow With i Velocity Gradiciit"
V sb. Goreniye i vzryv (Combustion and Explosion -- Collection of Works),
Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 305-308 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B958)
Translation: The problem of the plane front of a flame under conditions when
the velocity component of the flow tangential to the front rises linearly along
the front considering th(! differences in tile diffusion coeffIcients D and the
temperature conductivity K is discussed. The stability of the stationary reac-
tions to curvature of the front is investigated. It is shown that for D < i<
extinguishing of the flame is possible for an increase in the gradi.ent of the
tangential flow velocity and for D > K the instability of the front to,-,~ard the
curvature is shown.
III

USSR
UDC S36.46
ASSOVSKIY, 1. G. , ISTR~,T ~VA~.G. , L1BROVIC11, V. B. , Mosco,...-
"Necessary Conditions --"or Gradual Changes in Combustion Izates of Condc-nsod
Systems"
Zhurnal Prikladnoy IIekhaniki i Teklinichesko), Fizihi, No 6, 1971, pp S7-6:1.
ABSTP.I\CT: rhe ordinary statement of the problem for the theory of tile coin-
bustion of condensed systeins consists in that tho combustion rnto 11 nalst
be determined oil the b~~,.sis of fixed external actiolis oil the systei"I
p, light flux q, crosic)i gas How rate utc. The solutioll of' this pro-
b1cill (thu direct probjem) must be interproted as ioll of stifficient
conditions I-or achievcvent of a fixed charige in combustion nale. Alonp, ,.-ith
tile direct problem, there is interest in the reverse problcm: determimition
of conditions necessarv to achieve a fixed rate of chan,le of combustion t% i th
time u (t) . In this work, using the combustion model. of Yo. B. Zelljovich,
a precisc solution is achieved to the reverse problem in the case i-Aien the
change in Co;~b,
.. u5t4or. rate u with time t is fixed as a stepped ch-ange in rate
from stable quantit)- Ll where t < t to stable u. i..,herc t > t
0 0

USSR
urx 66~,,.715,oo4.82
ISTRI,,N_m~.. I and FISHEM, A. YA.
r-- -
"The Basic Directions in ihe DeveloDment of the Secondary Aluminwi industry
(Continuation of the Disci;,ssion)"
Moscov, -Isvetnyye Isletally, No 2, Feb 71, PP 58-62
Translations The followirg problems are consida~--ed in the article. zhe pre-
paration of ore for smelting, the technique of smelting of' secondary aluminum
alloys, the assortment and quality of alloys, and the organizational structure
of the secondary aluminum industry.
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USSR UDO 621.)16.722.1(088.8)
N.N.
"Voltage And Ourrant Regulator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 265968, filed 6 June 68, published 1 July 70 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 1. January 1971, Abstract No lB469P)
Translationi A circuit i3 proposed for a voltage and current regulator in which
the transition from a regime of current regulation to a regime of voltage regul-
ation is accomplished automatically. In order to assure small inertia during
transition from regime to regime, in the regulator a supplementary comparator
circuit is used which meb3uree the load current, the signal from which is fed
across a semiconductor diode to the input of the comparator circuit of the
voltage regulator, where a signal is fed (also across a semiconductor diode) pro-
portional to the output v,-)ltago of the regulator. If the signal proportional to
the output voltage is larger than the signal from the output of the coc2parator
circuit of the current re,gulator, then the semiconductor diode of the current
regulator cuto off, and tie comparator cirwit of the voltage regulator controls
the common rogulating oleinent of the regulator which soaurea voltage regulation.
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USSR
ISTMFEM, V. A., INEMNIKOVA, N. N., USSR Author's Certificate No 265968
-(ttom-M!~-alektrbnika i yeye primeneniye, NO 1, Jan 1971, Abstract No 1B469P)
If the signal proportions.1 to the current is larger than the voltage signal
. then the semiconductor diode of the voltage regulator is blocked and the com-
- parator circuit of the voltage regulator controlling the regulating element
maintains a constant load, current for the regulator. 1 ill. 6. D.
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112 017 UNCLASSIFIED PRCCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-GESIUN OF AN OPERATIONAL Al*~PLIFTLR -U-
AUTHUR--ISTYUFLYtVv V.A.
CCUNTRY CF INFG--USSR
1, 1970, PP 99-100
DATE PU6L IS[4'-;:U-----70
U 'LECTR [CAL
SUBJECT AREAS-t LECI 1'~' S A ENGR.
TCPH; EL(.(,-rrIC RESisrA'4CF, Cl..~(,UIT DCSIG"4
CUNTI,CL RFST'NICTIGNS
DGCUMENT CLASS-UNICLASSIFIED
PRfjXY REEL/1-RAML--l-;99/l,t73 ST EP N~i--UR/0106/70/OOCIGO[/()091)/UIOO
CIRC
Ji'l " L A ~j'j' IF I(A)
wits

Z12 017 UNCL ASS! FEEL)
C12C Ai-'CESS10N Pid-AP0123376
A3STRt~T/EXT?.i`lCT---(U) GP-0- A(3srKACT. RELATIONSHIPS AkV G~-;',IVED F'js,
CALCULAIING TFci- ELECTRIC PAKAMETERS OF AN OPERATIONAL A,11PLIFIER. i
EFFECT OF THE 1%.!PUT AND OUTPUT RESISTANCE AND LOAD IS LLINSIDERED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
ISUPOV, F. G- and T-M."1131VAYA, L. P., Ufa Scientific Research institu-.e ot'
Vaccines and sera imeni 1. 1. Mechnikov
"Dynamics of Antibody liters to Nuclooprotein Antigen in Persons Repea-1,odly
Vaccinated With Live Influenza Vaccine"
Hoscow. Voprosy Virusolo-ii, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, p 492
0
Translation: A series of tests with sera from persons repeatedly vacci-nated
with live vaccines conta-inin.c, both nucleoprotain and hemaadluti-natiiio, antigens
of types A and B Lnflue.aza viruses revealed that although the avera-V Liters
to all four antigens increased with increasing rmmber of Lnoculations, there
was no correlation between the concentration of antibodies against helrlqgglut-
inating antigens and the concentration of antibodies against nucleoprotei-n
antigens. On the basis of these f'-iiings it is recommended that both antigens
be used simultaneous.,y ~~o evaluate the irraunogenic properties of liVC inflLerza
vaccines and to assess the results of seroconversion in hitian beings who have
recovered from influenza.
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USSR
uDc 62.1-315.612.5
KARGOPOLOVA, L-1. P. , POFLAVKO, Yu. M. , ISUPOV.,,. V.- - .
"Investigation of the Anisotropy of a Piezoelectric Ceramic"
Vestn. Kiyev. politekhn. in-ta. Ser. radioelektron. (Kiev Poly-technical
Institute Herald. Radio Electronic Series), 1971, No 8, vP 15-17 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dee 71, Abstract No 12V646)
Translation: A study is made of the tensor of permittivity e of polarized
piezoelectric ceramic materials of various compositions. The anisotropy
Of Elt-aS measured on -freauencies of 1 kHz and 27.3 GHz. As was to be
expected, anisotropy of c at 1 kHz was observed for all- investigated
comDositions of the ceramic. On superhigh frequencies, c does not retain
its ar-isotro-py in all materials. The results are explained by means of
notions of the movement of domain boundaries in an electric field. Res=-~.
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01 '021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING' OATE--27NCIV70
TITLE--DIELECTRIC POLARIZATI'ON OF SOLID SOLUTIONS BASED ON LEAD TITANATE
.-AND LEAD ZIRCONATE -U-
AUTHOR--ISUPO A.
or-
OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970, 12(5), 1380-5
DATE PUBLISHED- ------ 70
SU-3JECT AREAS-~'11ATERIALSt PHYSICS
TCPIC TA"PS--DIELECTRIC POLARIZATION, SOLID SOLUTION, LEA0j TITA.,\IATE,
LIRCON."ATE, TH;:R,`-l0DYNA,14IC ANALYSIS
COINTROL MA,RKING--N0 RESTRic,r[ONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSTFIEI)
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1625 STEP NO--UR/OIBL/70/012/f)05/1380/1'~285
4"IRC ACCaSSION ~Nr,--AP0130695
L A S 5 1 F I E D

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27MOV7C
[PC ACCESSION NO--AP0130655
'A:;STPACTlEXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THERMODYNAMIC CONIOITIGNS WERE
'EXAMD.'Foq THE EXISTENCE IF A MORPHOTROPHIC PHASE BOUNDARY (THE
EXISTF,NCE ON THE PHASE DIAGkAM OF VERrICAL OR ALmosr vERriCAL
8---,U',llDARlES) IN SOLID SOLNS. BASED ON P3TI0 SUH3 AND Pab(fl SU133. THE
CONDITION FOR THE EXISTENCE OF THIS BOUNDARY CAN BE THE OEPENDENCE OF
THE COi~'PF. BETA SUB2 OF THE TERM (P SUBX PRIME2 P SUBY PRIME2 PLUS P
S!j3y PRIME2 P SUBZ PRIME2 PLUS P SUBZ PRIME2 P SUBX PRI,,4E2) IN THE
EXPANSION OF THERMODYNAMIC- POTENTIAL AS A FUNCTION OF THE CONCN. OF THE
COMPONIENTS, X, LEADING TO A CHANGE IN THE SIGN OF BETA SUB2. THE MAX.
IN THE DIELEC. CONST. NOTI:-:D AT THE ABOVE BOUNDARY WHEN X CHANGES IS
EXPLAINED BY THE DEPENDENCES OF BETA SU62 AND SPOINITANEOUS POLARIZATI&J,
P S050, 0'4 X. THE DEPFNDENCES OF P SURO AND 0,~IENTATIC-N POLAR[ZATIOU ON
X ARE DISCUSSED. CALCD. DEPENDENCES ARE COMPARED 141TH I-XPTL. AN
IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO THE DIELEC. CONST. OF SOLID SJLNS. CLOSE TO
THE MORPHOTROPIC PHASE BOU.NDARY, OSCILLATING BETWEEN TEr:,lAGO,"lAL AN')
RHOMBEHEORAL REGIONS, EXISTING IN THE GRAINS OF THIS CER.AMIC, WAS NOTED.
FACILITY; INST. POLUPROV.1 LENINGRADI USSR.
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USSR
wc 6069.18,621.746
sOBK_Uj, S. L , NOSOV, V. A., 1aUIQYjff!,FA , BREUS i V. 1-1. 1 CHEPUTjOVA,
A. A., GROMOV, G. P., ani ISIMANOVA, T. A.
"Certain Factors Influencing the Increase in Dnesity aiid Purtty of Boiler
Steel Ingots"
Proizvodstvo Chernykh lNetallov (Production of Ferrous Z'etals- Collection
of Works), no 75, 14etallargiya Press, 1970, pp 240-251
Translationt A study is made of four inGots melted by the scra-D proces:~,
the scrap ore process, vid from a high-carbon semi-finished Product of
100% cast iron with synt-etic slag treatment of the semi-finished Droduct
6-nd steel, cast under a layer af slag with heating of the riner of the
ingot by lunkerite or an exotheraic mixture and lunkerite in co.-,binati-on
with heat insulation of -the mold with asvestos.
The influence of the-le factors on tho segregation of chu~mlcal ele-
ments, gas content, content of norraetallic inclusions, density arA, dendr-1tic
structure of the inoj~t in established. 8 figures; 2 biblio. refs.
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GUBIN, V. Ye., ISUPOV, Yu. G., ORESHINA, M. D., K11AEIYEV, N. N., SHEMYAKINTA,
G. N.
"Free Convection in :I Horizontal Cylinder"
Tr. VINII po Sboru, Podgi)tovke i Transp. Nefti i Nefteproduktov [h'ork-S of
All-Union Scientific Research Institute on the Collection, Preparation and
Transportation of Oil and PetrolcLn- Products], No 8, 1971, pp 104-116,
(Translated from Refera-,:ivnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 4, 1972, Abstract Na
4 B647 by Ye. M. Zhukhovitskiy).
Translation: Free, unstable convection in an infinite horizontal circular
cylinder is studied. The wall temperature of the cylinder if-, maintained con-
stant and differs from 1he temperature of the fluid. The temperature dif-
ference and size of the cavity are assumed sufficiently that convection
occurs in the boundary-laycr mode. Tile problem is solved on the assumpti oil
of quasistability of the process: it is considercel that the structure o~ the
flow is determined at a given moment in time by the illstantalleous t CMPera !III re
difference between the walls and the fluid and is indel.-iendent (if' the rate of
change of temperature with time.
The equations for 11MIlar, stable convective motion in the houndary layer
approximation are solved by the Karman-Polhausen melhod. 1,aminar and turbil-
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GUBIN, V. Ye. , ISUPOV, Yu. G., ORESHINA, M. D. , KHAZIYEV, N. N. , SHEMYAKIN.",
G. N., Tr. VNII po Sboru, Podgetovke i Transp. Nefti i N~cfteproduktov, No 9,
1971, pp 104-116.
lent flow modes are stueied. The VCIOCit)y and tC'1llPOF~1tLl1'C are approximated
by polynomials. The Reynolds analogy is Used ill the tL11-1)LOCIlt C,1SC. ThC S0111-
tion of the nonlinear systems of equations for the velocity and thickness of
the bOUndary laver is produced 1)v the illethod of power series using a loligltu-
dinal coordinate. Furthermore, in analytic solution in the aren of lar-e
Prandtl numbers is found in the 1=inar case. The boundaiir layer characteris-
are
tics and heat flow throu,-Yli the surface of the cylinder c-alculated.
Results are presented from an experimental study perfoimncd using vwc,
models with diameters of 30.5 and 97.5 cm and lenpths of IS and 27 cm respoc-_
tively. The wrork-ing, flu:,_ds were gasoline and distilled k-,,atv:r. Pro,,:Qssin~), 0t
the experimental data produced oil heat transfer produces thc depcndcnce N =
0.340 (GP) 0.25 in the laminar case and N = 0.09" (GP) 0.40 ill the nji-bul-Ilt
case (Nusselt jil-iniber N and Grashoff number G defined through dial"Ieter of Cylin-
der and temperature difference between wall all(] fluid; 11 is the Prandtl lllmlber).
Heating time of the fluid is estimated.
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UDC 678.85-03
FAIZULLINj I. N. t KUMMOVA, T. M., A. 1.9 FAYZZUL1JXA, D. A.,
ROMOOVA, T. I., and KLTO'NETSOV, YE.
"AUyl-Aryl Esters of Phosphorus Acids"
Moscow, Plasticheakiye Hassy, No 2, Feb 72, pp, 60-63
Abstracti A number of organophosphorus polymers are commonly obtained by
polymerization of the a:~l esters of the phosphorus acids. Since these
polymers; possess valuable properties, the synthesis of now phosphorus-con-
taining monomers is a Juitter of practical Interest.
Seven allyl-a:ryl esters of the phosphorus acids, having the general
formula R-P ORI
11 OCH:2-Cjj==CH2
0
J. were synthesized, e~nd their plWsico-chemicanl
1P
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FAIZULLIX, I. N., et al., Plasticheskiye Massy, No 2, Feb 72, pp 60-63
characteristics (boiling point, phosphorus content etc.) were determined.
The esters were obtained from a two-stage reaction; 1) dichloroanhydride
of phenylphosphoric acti with the corresponding alcohol, and 2) the correspond-
ing acid chlorides of the esters with allyl alcohol in the presence of
triethylamine in an ethsr medium.
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F-AYZUL:,Ml, I. N., FAMLLINA, D. A., KMNKSOV, Ye. V., Ye. L.,
ISUPOVA MAKSUIDO-TA, T. M-, Kazan' Chemical ScientAfic Research Instui-
PSome Asyrmmet-ric lakyl-Ar:vl Esters of Alkylpho-s-plionic Acids (abstract of the
article) 11
Leningrad, Z-hurnal Obshc!IE~y Khdriii, Vol 110 (102), No 11, 110V 70, P 2~530
Abstract: The authoro describe synthesis of chloride and ally.Laryl cstcrs of
methyl-, chloromethyl- an-I A-chloroethylphosphonic acids. The synthesis was
done in two 5tages. la the, first -,tage, methyl-) chlorom(~Lh,
I y1- --rid /3-cliloro-
ethylphospL ony.1'dichlorldos are interacted with phonols to produce the corros-
pending acid chlorido c~;te:~-,-, The second st3ge is interaction of tho acid
chloride estcrs with allyl alcohol in tho presence of pyridilie. The ,;,jntliej-
ized substances are col,--)rlu~ss liq-,jids which dissolve in organic solvents.
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i/z 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IBSEP70
TITLE--DIELECTRIC ANISOTROPY OF POLARIZED FERROLLECTRIC CERAMICS AT
ULTRAHIGH FREQUENtY -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-KARGOPOLOVA, N.P., POPLAVKO, YU.M., ISUPROV, V.A.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOUIRCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 19701 12(2) 624-7
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt ELECTRONICS ANO ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--4V".'IS0TROPY, DIELECTRIC PRCPERTY, PIEZOELECTRIC CERA-41C, BARIUM
TITANATE-1 ZiRCONATE, ULTR&HIGH FREQUENCY, MICROWAVE
Ct.2.1*'Tr-f0L _"ESTP 1cr IONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEI)
PROXY REEL/FAA'ME--19R4/0138 srFP
CIRC ACCESSION N'O--AP0054934
UN~LASSIFTED

212 031 UNCLASSIFIED PPOCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0054934
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PEROVSKITE '-ERA'IiICS WFRE
INVESTIGATED OF TME COMFN. 3ATIO SUB3,, BASIN SU30.35 TI SUB0.95 0 SIJ7-1--,
DIFFERENT MODIFICATION'S OF THE CER4MICS TSTC lFml-Y~K Hc-.)qtAL TETRAGOr4AL
13A TITANATE ZIRCONATE), AND THE CERAMIC PB SURO.6 BA SU30.4 INP3 SU3') 1)
SUB6 WITH THE STRUCTURE OF TETRAG13NAL K-14 BRONZE. "'EllsulrMENTS DF
DIELEC. CONST. EPSILON WERE CARRIED OJI AT L KHZ AND 217 GP.Z IN, WEAw,
FIELDS. MICROWAVE MEASUREMENT-WERE CARRIED OUT BY THE WAVE RE30NANCE
METHOD.
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212 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--023CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0107345
ABSTRACT/CXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. WHEN THE SgELT FR04 A S:)DA
RECOVERY FURNACE IS DISSOLVED (IN WEAK WHITE LIQUOR)t A CINSID;:RABLE
r
AMT. GF A MIXT. OF STEAM AND GAS IS EVOLVED. THE MIXT. IS DIS~.HARSED
INTG THE ATM. THROUGH AN EXHAUST P[PE AND CONTAINS SJL10 P4RTICLES
ENTRAINED BY THE FLOW, WHICH CAUSE POLLUTION. THE APP, DESCRIBED WAS
DESIGNED TO PURIFY THE MIXT,. FROM THE ENTRAINED PARTICLES AND ALSO F13M
GASEOUS S COMPONENTS. FROM THE TANK CONTG. THE SOLN., THE STEA%1 GAS
MIXT. GOES TO A SCRUSBEF*CONSISTING OF A MIXING TUBE AND A GRAViry
tONDE4NSATE TRAP. THE WEAK WHITE LIQUOR FROM THE CAUSTICIZATION ROOM IS
PUMPED, AT 1.5-2 BARS, INTO THE LOWER CONE OF THE CONDENSATE TztAP, WHERE
THE LIQUOR USED FOR SPRAYING THE MIXING TUBE ALSO COLLECTS. THE LIQUOR
FED 15 CONTROLLED BY VALVES, AND A DEFINITE VOL. OF 4EAK OHITE LIQUOR
CIRCULATES CONT"FNUOUSLY THROUGH THE APP. THE APP. REMOVES 95PERCENT OF
THE SOLID PARTICLESt AND NEARLY 100PERCENT OF THE S COMPDS.
ASSI

USSR LIDC: 621.395.34
GINZBURG, V. M., IS-YAIT(ly.,
.~, Leningrad "Krasnayn Zainn" Production
Union -VAN""
"A Gerkon Electronic Automatic Telephone Exchange"
Moscow, Ptj~,n Tzcbreteniya,_ Prorwshle 0'~' ~~s' CL-urr a_Zmaki
7~~ :_ny'YL ~
No 9, Mar 72, Authorls Certificate NIo 331500, Division "E, filed 14 Kay 70,
- n-I
blished 7 lla-r 725, p
pu
Translation: '2111-, Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A gerkon electronic
automatic tele-onone exchmge which has line switches, a switchboard and
cord sets, line-switch wid cord-set reference decoders, and a central con-
trol device which includes interconnected generators of line-switch and
cord-set codes, an analy,,er of the state of line switche,-, and cord
and em actuating device. As a distineuishing, feature of Lhe patent, the.
Volume of equipment is reduced and 'the interference surmressicn of the tele-
phone exchanEe is lrrprc,~Ed by connecting the outputs o-P I'he linc-myiteh code
generator througl,_ the reference decoder to the reference inp-uts of the line
switches, and -_h a-- interrogation circuit. in
to 'the reference inputs of the cord sets connected zot tht- Civcn irxlr.-,~Int to
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GIIIZBURG, V. M., ISIYANOV, V. MI., USSR Author's Certificate No 331500
the line svitches throu-~ the switchboard. The interrog-lion circus' 410.
connected in rarallel with the main information circuit, and the output.,;
of the cord-set code generator are connected throurh the reference decoder
to the cord-set reference inputs. The outputs of the luialy~er and actuating
device are connected to 1;he command inputs of the line switches and cord
sets, whose outputs are connected through OR gates to the in-In,,fts of tile
analyzer. 2. A modificzation of this telephione exchanl-.Q. distinl~"uished I?y
the fact that the line switches and cord sets are siumlifled by con - ln~
the outputs of the receivers and storage devices throuF_h interroCation diodes
to the outputs of the line switches and cord sets. '.-Lhie inputs of tho storatre
devices and of the hold zlid ringoff devices are conliected throtql,
diodes to the correspandirg command inpuIbs of the line a n e c 0 r d
sets. The controlling inputs of all interrogation and conanand diodf-s are
connected directly or through an OR gate to the reference inlputs of fl~c-
line svitchx_~s and cord -ets.
212
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1/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--300C]'70,
TITLE--EMISSION SPECTRUM AND LONGITUDINAL MODE SELECTWIN IN A LASER AITH
ELECTROOPTICAL Q SWITCHING -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GENKIN, R.O., ISYANOVA, YE.-D., MARUGIN, A.M., OVCHJNN[KOV,
V.m.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHUM-NAL PRIKLADNOI SPEKTROSKOPllv VOL. 12, FEB. 1970, P. 227-230
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--RUBY LASERt EMISSION SPECTRUM, SINGLE MODE LASER, LASER Q
.-SWITCHING
CONTROL MARKING--NO kESTkICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UlNCLASSIFIE-0
PROXY REEL/fRAME--1989/09t5 SFLP NO--Ult/0368/t~)/(.)l.'/00t.)/O~'f"1/02-30
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107444
UNC L A S S I F I f- 40)

2/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP010744,t
AB-STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTI&N OF AN OPTICAL
ARRANGEMENT FOR NARROWING TO ONE LONGITUDINAL MODE THE EMISSION SPECTRUM
OF AN ELECTROOPTICALLY Q SWITCHED RU13Y LASERl USING A SPECIAL
POLARIZATION ELEMENT WHICH SPLITS THE LASER RESONATOR INTO T^U CHANNELS.
ONE EMISSION LINE WAS OaTAINED WITH A SPECTRAL WIDTH OF NOT MORE THAN
150 MHZ; EMISSION SPECTRA ARE ILLUSTRATED FO,~ BOTH CHANNELS SEPARATELY
AND TOGETHER.
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USSR
UDC 547.26'118
T- L., SE.VETSOV-SILILOVSKIY, N. I., KHLUDOVA, A. I., and
ffL-"-N-IKOV, N. N.
"1,5,2,3-Phosphathiadiazoles"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obs.ichey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 1980-1983
Abstract: Earlier research showed that the reaction of 1-cbloro-4-alkyl(aryl)-
2-phenyl-1,2-dihydro-1,5,2,3-phospliaoxadiazoles (I) with phosphorus thic-
trichloride yielded 1-(-hloro-l-thio-4-alkvl(arvl)-2-phenyl-1,2-dihvdro-1,5,2,3-
phosphaoxadiazoles (1'1:~. Continuous heating of these compounds with phosphorus
thiotrichloride leads to the replacement of oxygen in the ring with sulfur to
form 1,5,2,3-phosphathi.adiazoles (III). Addition of sulfur and trietlivlamine
hydrochloride fails to affect the (II):(III) product ratio formed in the
reaction of (I) with phosphorus thiotrichloride. Distilling the volatile
reaction products of ccmpounds (1) with phosphorus thiotrichloride by pass-
ing through dry nitrogen and the addition of ferrous trichloride facili-
tates the fornation Of compound (III).
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UDC 681.3.06:51
ITENBERGI, 1. 1., KOSTELYANSKIY, V. M., LISOVENKO, N. N.
I'Method of Compressed Placement of Tables of Values of Functions in Computer
Memory"
Tr. NII Upravl. Vychisl. Mashin [Works of Scientific Research Institute for
Control and Computing 11,1achines], No 1, 1970, pp 91-95, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 10, 1971, Abstract No 10 V776).
NO ABSTRACT.
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uDe 616-00i-3&~612-275-1
-=KENO Chair af Faculty Surgerl and Chair of TraLulatology, Ortho-
UO'Awf *-
10MME; I -ld Surgery, Kirqiz State Pledical Institute
an
an tary Fie
"Experimental Burn Shock Under Hie-h-Altitude Conditions"
Frunze, Sovetskoye Mravookhranenlye Kirgizil, No 2, liar/Apr 71, pp 3Z-37
Abr.tracti In exDeriments conducted on dogs and rats, exparimental burn shick
was produced in animals either adapted to a high altitude by keeping them in
a location 3p4OO m above sea level or not adapted to it (kept in the city of
Frunze$ which has an ele,,.ration of 760 m above sea level). The animals that
had been adapted to a hig-h altitude survived shock for alonger period of tire
after infliction of the trauma than the anim3.1s which had not been adapted.
The higher resistanco to burn trauma of the adapted animals sias due to a lower
blood concentration, higher oxygenation stability of the arterial blood., better
oxygen utilization, aiid a. reduced denaturation of plasma protein in the torrid
stage of shock. The licneficial shifts indicated were associated with a maximun
mobilization of protective and adaptive mechanisms that counteract hypoxia, so
that the organism resporded in a higher state of readiness to the stress due
to shock, The increased resistance to burn shock was retained by the adarted
animals for several days after their return to the lower elevation, as shown
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ITIXENOV, N. A., Sovetskoye Zdrovookhraneniye Kirgizii, No 2, MarlApr 71,
Pp 32-37
by experiments in which the burn trauma was inflicted at the lower
elevation upon return of the animals to it. One month after the return of
adapted animals to the loiter elevationt their increased resistance to burn
shock was lost.
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UDC: 681.2.OOU3:931-787.1?13:531.7u'8
BARBAS, T. G., ZAICHAIHOV, V. N., ITIN, M. Ye., KRILEIKOV, I. A.
"Use of Semiconductor 'Strain Gauges for Measuring Accelert_,tion~"
Materialy Yubile,,T. nauchro-tekhn. lKonferentsili Dnerro-%.ezr. in-ta inz!-. 7-h.-d.
transD. (Materials of the JuIb_~, lee Scientific and Techrical Conference of the
Dnepropetrovsk Institute of Pailway Transportation 'Enginee,-S) , Dneprc~e-trcvs'k,
1970, p 266 (from RZh-V~etrologiya i Izmeritel'naya Tez-11inika., Tio I!, _`,Iov -f0,
Abstract No 11.32.T46)
Translation: The authors Dresent the design and construction of an accel-
eration DickuL, in whIch semiconductor strain-gauEe resistors were used as the
sensing elements. 7he nickup can be used to measure the accleleration
processes with frequencies ranging from 0 to 200 Hz alid amrlitudes of ui% to
50 g (g is the acceleration due to gravity). Consideration is Eiven to the
possibility of introducing critilcal damping of the eiasl~ic element of
pickup by various methods, as well as using electrical dampinn in the
ffeation ch=rels. 7he of the given pic_ir%:r for measurinE; acce-1-
erations of th-= -w-ar-ious elemen-ts of rollinz szoc4 -;-as cnec-d out on test
runs.
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USSR UDC 536.46:533.6
ITIN. V. I., NAYBORODENKO, Yu. S., KOZLOV, Yu. I., USHAKOV, V. P.
"Gasless Combustion of a Mixture of Metal Powders"
V sb. Gorenive i vzrvv (Combustion and Explosion -- Collection of Works),
Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 142-147 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B962)
Translation: This paper is concerned with the study of the gasless combustion
of mixtures of nickel-aluminum and copper-aluminum pot~-ders, the kinetics of
reaction diffusion in these miNtures and the increase in volume of brickets due
to the formation of new phases. Equations are obtained describing thermral end
volume effects in a mixture of metal powders. Authors' abstract.
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USSR UDC 620.183.48
110-.1.1-6. KOZLOV, Yu. I., PUGINA, L. I., YURCHLINKO, A. G., SAVITSKIY, K. V.
(Deceased), and FEDORCHENIKO, I. M., Institute of Problems of Material Science,
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Study of the Sintering, Structure and Phase Composition of Nickel Alloy-Base
Metal-Graphite Materials.. Report 1. Study of the Sintering Process or
Nickel-Base Materials and Both the Structure and Phase Composition of
Nickel-Copper-Graphite Alloys"
Kiev, Poroslikovaya meLallurgiya, No 10, Oct 71, pp 26-31
Abstract: The study coacerns the process of sintering as well as phase and
structural changes occurring (luring sintering in Ni alloy-base metal.-graphite
materials. The experimantal materials comprised 80% N! and 20,~. Fe or 20Z Cu
with 30 and 50% (by vol.) graphite. The addition of graphite to Ni-Cu and
Ni-Fe alloys narkedly reduces both the amount of shr.!nkage and its rates
during sintering. With 50% graphite the compression gives way to volurietric
gra4th. Cu additions result in greater volumetric growth than Fe additions.
The major cause of volumetric growth is believed to be the formation of
inclusions isolated between particle surfaces, interaction with oxides to
form gases, and desorption gases from the graphite resulting in a breakdown
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ITIN, V. I., et al., Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, 'No 10, Oct 71, pp 26-31
of contacts. Graphite additions cause the separation of Cu and Ni particles
and zeduce the alloy's homogeneity. In Cu-Ni alloy-base metal-graphite
materials, graphite becomes an inert addition and spreads over the structure
in the form of a separate inclusion in the metal matrix -- the solid solution
of Cu in Ni. (5 illustrations, 5 bibliographic references)
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i/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE5SING DATE--_30CC770
TITLE-STABILIZATION OF POLYCARBONATES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-KOVARSKAYA, B.M., KJTRELEV, V,N., KLRPICHNI"OV, P.A.2
LEX4.Nj_rUSXAYAs 1.1., iriNSKAYA, G.P.
CCGORY or- INF13-USSR
SGURGE-USSR 264,689
REFERENCE---UTKRYTIYA, lZiBRET., PROM. GBRAZTSYt TOVARNYE Zi%-Al"%l 197C.,
DATE PUdLISHEU--03MAR70
SU6JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TCPIC TAGS--POLYCARBONATEt CHEMICAL STABILIZEAt LOW TEMPERATURE E-FFE~;7'w
ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND, ARYL PHOSPHINITE, CHEMICAL PATIENT
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESIRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY KEEUFRAME-3002/1466 STEP NQ--UR/0482/70/000/000/00OC/n-G~-;~~
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AA0128867
UNCLA'SSIFIED

212 024
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AA01,28867
A3STRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GrP-0-
TREATLO AT LOW TEPiPS. USING
(it N EQUALS 5-1.01.
UNCLASSI FI ED PROCESSING 0 A 'rE-- 7?0
I L, ~ ~, .
A3STRAC"T. POLYCARSONATES APE
0.1-1 WT.PERCENT POLYPHOSPHINITE STAI~TL!72R,
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR ljjo
D 14 1, ri--t i Y E v , v . G R ni vA, , 11 . A Y S T; 0 V, A P-P 1, ~ ii , 1 Y A
En g i n P. e r -L n g C a 1 c ---i i c, a A t id C. J-A i "r. ii On 01" 1 r mi-z t C' r P c) f. i -,Il i o
Frequency Doublercil
Kvantovaya cle'k.tronika (Quanturn Electronicn), Eo
Abstract: At t1aa level Of
0 pt i vs, t h e ive 0 e i o r u r r~ n e (; r 1* ri,,-. cu G o--I t 1 (11" 1:
materu o' freauencl, doublon; iiatut c' b p
u c i y t he a
y:i tt~ I.,-, ahic!i it pc)!~"3ii)le -Ll- Obt.1.1jIl ~1
nonlinaar cr
ve r c; un into ',h,3 -(;cr;nd aptic:nl harrnonix w ' u
rule, bolid-s".Nte la-l-er.- ~~rfj
radir,tl-r4i.
tind Ulf) (11 Lhu d ; !A 1-Im"!, i""')
ation c,)" Preouunc:,, 'jl~ch Illucr", it i-_ e - 7...;:
in-lu both Vzle pulr;-'~ c*~-Iaracl.i;r :j-" t h- j 1"!
reac'ion 1.0 4 C~ 4 1," f. C .)L.
~O
8, 1 tl..e e-,-'G-C4- 0 f
.,L ~at j-fl~ icin 0!, th(~ har"norlic. -On
fa ct o r E: i nt ro, uc:~ 5 a --.r o~' v-1~;r-'lal fc7it-Llres? j" 11'-:~ n:14.1i:)-1-1
ion of' till: elf"."Cicric-'I C'- !;L' :'L
lp

u CS s RX
fv t'.
~a', and ot`-rs-
u .1 L---

developed by cAJI:C1,11 or t'la c a c)2 n. of
for a eubst-,~n'iali
mout a-dv ~ st~ bil e to c: o r.c cf
i4,
mctlhod~-, Cf colcul; vul id Jin
, rel'. f-

IJSSR
UDC
GODOV, A.N., GOMUTZ7, 11T.N., I-itl-IIII, 3.nii., KcTcv,
11,.valuat.ion Cif Tne Of Transistorv ';,ith Re-spect To TrInnoient Memn!
Resnoneesi;
Elektron. tek- n `;a-,ic-no-teI;hn. cb. Unr. kuchestvon i atandartizz. (_Eleclurc-nic
Technolozy. Coll ction. ;ouality 0--nti-cl. !.nd
1970, Issue 35, pp 2-2-23 (from RZh--Zlektroniku i veve tirLmieneniye, :,,o .prii
1971, Abstract No 4359~_-)
Tranelation: 'An account is E._-.iver of a new method for e7al-intion, of t~_e c-anlity
of tmn2i3tors wi+h req-,ect to transient thermal responseo. A unit for cIbEer-
vation o--:' these re07onstis is described. 7he solution of an equation for t-ermai
conductivity is pre2-2ntvd, V,h4CII rpl-ee possible to analyze thorour.`ly ~rans-
ient thermal responses obtained oxnerimentally. Sumary.

USSR
UDC 621.1282.x
GCRYUNCV, ;:.N.,DSMINA, G.K., P.A-.1N, B.YA., VCSTCVLYANSV.IY, N.S.
"Investigation Cf Transistors Rejected During Tests Under An Electrical Load"
Elektron. takhnika. Nauchrio-tekhn. ab. Poluprovodn. pribory (Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Semiconductor Devices), 1970, No 1(51), pp 1C6-115
(from RZ1h--Elektronika i eye primeneniye, No 12, December 1970, Abetr8ct No 12B177)
Translations Cn the basis of an analysis of the over.911 rejections (breakdowns) of
Type P~05- 6 conversion Ge transistors of average power, the weak soots in the
transistor structure developed during teats under an electrical load is where form-
ation of a short circuit is most probnble. It is shown that breakdowns of the
emitter-collector junction originate with a decrease of the distance from the emitter
to the groove [kanavku]; an acute angle of the emitter (and consequently of the
collector junction) in the interior of the crystal at the ends of the emitter strip
increases the intensity of the electrical field in the area of the space charge of
the collector, which also 3an lead to a breukdown; and a breakdown of the bass-
collector develops in the ares of increased intensity of the field and at points of
mechanical defects. Several other causes of breakdowns are considered. 8 ill. 2 ref.
1/1

Burn Studies
USSR
UDC 617-001.17-07:610.831-01,11.3
ITKIN, -S..,-I., Department of Patholog.*-cal Anatomy, Institute of Surgery ii:ieni
A-. V. is in vskiy, Acad2my of 11-ledical Sciences USSR
"Histopathological Chan.1res in the Central Nervous System After Experimental
Thermal Burnsit
Moscow, Eksperimental'naya Khirurgiya i Anesteziologi,ra, No 5, 1971, pp 56-59
Abstract: Histological examination of various parts of the brain (cortex,
hvpothalamus, mesencephalon, cerebellum, medulla o'blongata, and so forth)
of dogs who sustained h:)t water burns covering 20 to 25 percent of the body
surface revealed swelli-ag, hydropic degeneration, and wrinklin- of ner-ve
cells as well as edema -ind swelling of brain tissues. The patho-Wnetic
-Factor responsible for these changes was the disturbanCe Of neurchumoral
regulation of vascular Lone and blood circulation. The disruption of the
cerebral blood flow and resulting impairment of the oxidation-reduction
processes, increased permeability of the capillaries at and beyond the hurn
site, loss of plasma, aad disturbance of proLein Tietabcliszi upset- the
dynamic equilibrium v-.-.-i:sLing between the intrava3cular and iinterstitial
fluids. In the animals that survived, the adaptive mechanisms of the
central nervous system restored the structure of the neurons and nor-malized
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ITKIN, S. I., Eksperir-.x~ntal'naya Khirurgi-ya i Anesteziologlya, No 5, 1971,
pp 56-59
their metabolism as manifested by productive reaction of astrocvtes and
oligodendrocytes, mobilization of the microglia, and appearance of peri-
cytes. This reaction of the neuroglia was inhibited in the dead an].-mals.
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USSR
UDC
s., 01,~.-,-,~-.!i~~A, F. I., SHAT~_,H'B,~,VZOV, V. G_,.,
Yu. A.. or: Advanccm2 Trair,--.,~~ 01
UT-7 : It: 1i I* Z-: i
11in s t rV 'ov
"The Effc-c~ o~ Oxir~e. on
Freezing o[ to

I- t Ili 1", f 1:17(; C.-,! i 'I on o. J. t c)

t i V C 7-

711
2: r 0 C
c n
le
C 2

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Hematology
USSR
UDC: 615-361-109-01L.103
4
DATSENKO, B. N., BUIMOVA, F. F., RJS!ffARI, N. S. N Yu. A., K G!~N, V.
Z' ---P 0 -
and KOZ11-M-1. Yu. V., Ukrainian Institute for the 3dvti~c-e
A "A17Jiiing of Finsic.--ans,
Ministry of Ibnlth USSR, and Physico-technical Institute, ;tcadejlT of Scienr-
Ukrainian SSR., Kharkov
"Mechanism. of ths Protective Action of Polyethylene Oxide cn, -Pcnc- M-a-r-row Cells
Freezing to -196 C"
Moscow, Probleirivy GematDlogii -i Perelivaniya, Krovi, -Vol 15, 1,10 11, Nov 70, pp --1)2-37
Abstract: X-ray diffraction analysis and lo-..-te:~,mperature c2r.yst~:11of-ri=hy ShOT-Ted
that little polyethylene (as compared to glycerin) penetrates !=,e marrow cello
frozen to -1960C. The bulk af. the cubstance remains outside, forming a coating
around the cells. and aence exerts -- Protective effe,~t. E!Lcc-'L.rcn micresccce
study of erythrocytes present i-ri the frozen bone marrow cells revealed many CT.-
vities formed as a resiLlt of intracellular ra-ystallization. The size of the
Pieces of ice incr-=ased frcm tha pei--pher-y to the center, i~ii~re a -1-ce
tals were sometlimes foiuid. In the light of the suggested ni-chardsm of &Aion ol:
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. USSR
DNSETKO, B. M., et al, Problemy Ge-matolog-Ji i Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol 15, NTo 11,
Nov 70, PP 32-37
polyethylene oxide, the increased number of crTstals in the er-j-throc,'-tes fron
the periphery to the center is considered to be the result of a quanti-tattive
decrease in the cryophylactic agent in the cells in the same direction.
2/2
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112 11321
J I TLE--Li T1 I I UF HYDROXICE
.150EIELKLES _u_
AUTH09-tC2)-uST kGVT TY"%uv',
L ~A
rCUNT~Y LIF
S0UkLE--/_h. NEOPIG. KHIM.
DATE FUL"LISHED ------- 70
014CL AS S I F I ED jATf7---llDv-c_70
LIC~~lljil HYOROXIUE WATEP SYSICE:At ~IT ~OF Lu_;~'J
S.E.t ITKINAr L.S.
1970, 15(3), 765-9
--CF
SUdJECT AREAS -EMISTRY
kt, Y
TOPIC TAGS--L ITHIUM CLMP(JUNG, HYOROX IDEt CESIUM COMPOUV)i WATER, X
L)IFFRACTIONt lk SPECTROSCOPY
CCNTRCL MARKING--NO RESTKICTIONS
DOCUME"4T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PkOXY RLEL/FRAME--3001/0712 STEP NCj--Uk/0076/10/6151003/07b5/0769
CIRC ACCESSICN NL-A110126424

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCeSSING GATE-11DEC70
CIRL ACCESSICN NU--APG126~24
ABSTAACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SOLY. OF LIOH-CSOH-14 SUB?- 0
14AS DETD. AT 50t 10G, AND 150DEGREES, AND THE SOLY. DIAGRAM WAS
CONSTRUCTED. CRYSTN. FIELDS ANU NS OF LIOH, CSUH, CS(jH.H SUB2 IfIt AND
(5-6)LIOH.CSGH(l) WERE DETD. STUDY OF I BY X RAY DIFFi~ACTION, IR
SPECTFOSCCPYY ANC THERAOGRAVIMETRY PROVED THAr IT IS AN INDIVIDUAL
COMPD.
-W4GLA-S-S I F I E D--

USSR
YMIEL'YANOV, S. V., LTXIJ"%', V. I., ITKIS. Yu,_
A. V. .,If, V
"Centralized Control of a Combination of Dynamic
USSR Author's Certificate 11o. 282479_, filed 10 Sept
17 Feb 71 (from RZh-Avtomatika, telemelchanik-a i vychislitel'n-a-ya
tekhni-ka, No. 12, 1971, Abstract No. 12AI53P)
UDC: 62-55
and LEYDOVICH,
Objects"
68, published
Translation: The invention may be used in automatic control of a
combination of dynamic objects with varying characteristics: for
example, for simultaneous control of the temperature in several
zones of multisectional heaters and seasoning ovens. The kno,...,n
method of centralized control of a combinatlion of dynamic object's
uses a central regulator off the relay type ~which is, in turn, con-
nected to ench of the controlled objects. In this method, how-
ever, the sequence of connections of the controlled objects to tile
central reLnllator is inefficient from the vief,],,oi-nt of rapid ac-
tion. The proponed. i,,,othod differ4l in that, at r_,ach moment of tixie,
control is exerted only over tho-.e objects in which a comparison
signal (formed from a signal representing the difference between
the object and the derivatives of tile siCnal or the inner coor-
them) has the (---reatest value of
dinates of the object replacinp
112

USSR
UDC: 62-5q,
YEDIELIYANOV, S. V., et al, USSR Author's Certificate No. 282479
corresponding comparison signals for the other objects. This
permits increasing the speed of action of the system.
212
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USSR
uj)c 678.742.2-1.")7.46.22:;-~6.018.86
TERTEuAi,l, R. A. , LES11CIF."K0, S. S., LIVSHITS, S. D., COLOSOV. A-. P.,
Lj-
ITSIKMN', LI B., MONASTYPSKIY, V. N., KARPOV, V. L., SOBO S.
IWLITSEVA, A. P., and ISKIL~.TKOV, L. I.
"Radiation Stability of Ethylene and Styrene Copolymers"
Moscow, PlasLicheskiye MasEy, 7, 1973, pp 3-5
Abstract: A study was v.,.adEt Of the continuous statistical copolym.---rizat-1-0-1 of
ethylene monomers (E) with styrene (S) under conditions Si7.'Jilar to those un~c.-
which low densitv Polyethylene is produced and also of the behavior of E A- S
pol)-mers in art ionizing raciation field. The results of copoly-m-ori za Lion
studied -- grams of copolymar/hr concentration ol- S in the polymer, densiL,;,
and others -- are aiven as a )function of stvrene concentration and Dressure
at 200'C. ai increase in Lhe concentration of S in the rcal-,Lion rIiXture
leads to a decrease in the copolymer yield, in its characLcristic viscoSity,
in its r-,,elting, temperature, and its crvstall-;nity, and to an increase in the
density. The pre~zonce of S mononers in the polyethvlene c1la-ias and t1ie
chemical bonds beLween them and the methyleno.greu-I)s SJ. increases
the resistance of the maturial to Ii-ridiation oamiage. 3,1110 gases evulved
during the radiation of various types of polymers were deLorimined.
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JPRS 55884
4 May 1972
i"%W; (IF I-ACTFIC!
AND
A~ticlc by V.I. BeU.~.Lajid H+ JL,.k~,n; 11.36co", Loy
~--SmLiun, 'N1 =*W, pp goll
Oce of tho most offuctiva methodn for Iliv ).a-
ragiazs Li the tochu-ijue of anal.ofios on ccm;,r6rati-.0
n ~ '. :11 :-~ to
logtalc =lmlyni3. 1 ~; -
C~---=Lac the fc,,.-urou in lho =a--, of tll~ te,:-
-itery touLst&cding ~n rospec-. its minural Alit3ki,
L.:~d 'he cmmaeiaz Car illerms ir. ~.ho light of
coacepts, of the Soviet motalloGc,-%ic school c,' toouqht. Aii amllysis
-cr,41LCted On tZin territDzy-an =po.-'Lwlt l1rk 1:1 'U.10 PuCifiC
I b2-'t noted h, S.-'. 6o~raov
zv*.~liogcaic , L7)- vili vcrj~dt us to
;u: atlo"Liou on iuu~m whicl- c,tu b~ utLliz,~~ iii pev-
'. .,c o-~~-!)curiag rerictiz ;~:% .ht, LL~-~ Of ~ix. US-,;%.
,K1 the begis of tLo crticle, we hnve pivc.,A lit,,r~ry soorces
~--ap ;,f Colwit),E. Ala.,.k, -id t4e TvrvLtnv.,,. We
a-5j uzod aL=orous ou lypezi Ilod grcup~; of
,:.j.nge~,zc dupozitu, puWiilicd in recoot (11, 12, 13, 14, It,,
'u ~ . -13, vtlufble =&-,2riml i,--u
Ll" _4 q uL
c ;11 7 rrr,- ~nil ~l koll l t.;; o ~ ~w '-'e -, L, x-;;
1 ra" .7~c iair, 'ih-- te , ag .11,' c zJw.-:,
G-~ ewr.l -ye"."); 1 ;.zked dv. -, oavo 1 ~6
mt-'e'loge;,ic tia.l ,ther clmc~~ -h-,cl-- :Lr!~ iovlwaed in toe
7--Pzr,-.
1--a geological basia for lthe3e graphic prr-,~nti,ticnz- ljc.!j
prav~,lcd by the "Ooolcgic ,p of North j%mor;cv.:- -L3 a nc-,'-) of
pu'.,'isliod by t~3,~ U.S. Goolog-c 6k.rvoy ~;4 und
L- tha 'ar"ituto 0." Arz--`c ~f
--- lalt'.1--d7 i-L,4 of cz-L--:~,, 6,-. of

USSR UDC:. 551-596-534.143
ITSIN, V. B., KAKALOV, V. A.
"On a Method of Evaluating the Interference Immiinity of a Detector of Wide-
-Band Signals Under Conditions of a Nonstationary Interference Field"
Moscow, Tezisy dokl. 3-Y Vses. shkoly-seminara po stat. gidroakustike, 1971
--sbornik (Abstracts of Papers of the Third Soviet-Wide Seminar-School of
Statistical Hydroacoustics, 1971--collection of papers), 1972, pp 230-237
(from RZh-Fizika, No 5, MaY 73, abstract No 5Zh646 by B. P. Sukhin)
Translation: The procedure for evaluating a wideband signal detector u-nder
conditions of nonstaticnary interference is based on comparing analor-ous
circuits in a stationary field with respect to the output effect of the
post-detector filter. qlie result is preqented in the form of loss of inter-
ference immunity evaluated by equivalent broadening of the band nf the
post-detector filter. The experimental data were obtained on a device
which realizes an adaptive method of processing with limitation. The given
auantitative es'4mates of rela4 . . ,ity zw,, be
U.L ~-ive loss of interference 4. =un
considered typical; the procedu-re can be used to ccnipaxe the effecti-,~-eness
of different detectors wider identical,real conditions.
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USSR
WINA, ',kf. A., ITSKEVICH.), Ye. S., and KALYUZIPIAYA, G. A.
"Effect of Pressure on the Superconductivity of Niobium Diselenide"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, Vol 14, No 2, 1972, pp 515-517
Abstract: The results are given of experiments designed to probe the effects
of quasi-hydrostatic pressure of up to 100 kbar on the transition ta=,perature
of NbSe2 in the superconductive state. The NbSe2 specimen was crystallized in
a layered hexagonal structure with a distance of 12.56 X betvreen ia-:ars, w'hich
consisted of two solidly packed selenium sheets with niobium atoms in tr.-;angu-
lar-prismatic hollows. lemperatures of 4.2*K and up were obtained by tar=iing
a cold multiplier above the level of liquid helium in a Dewar and -Were deter-
mined through the use of a thermocouple consisting of copper and a gold-silver
alloy. Curves are given for the electrical resistance of the specimens as a
function of the temperature at various pressures, for the critical temperature
of the superconducting transition of the NbSe2 as a function of thE preSsure,
and for the critical temperature as a function of the distance ber%,:een t:~!e
layers. Members of the Institute of High Pressure Physics, USSR Aca(;e.-..v 0--
Sciences, the authors express thanks to L. F. Vereshchagin and B. X. Vul for
their support.
n

Acc. Nr. Abstracting Service: Ref. Code
#0053899- CIIDIICAL ABST. LA R 03 S? (6
115828e High-pressure superconductivity of barium.
1".; Its~&%Jchj L,*S, (Inst. Liz. Vxs. D-avlenii. Moscow.
Fts'Ma Zh. 'Eksp. I eor. Fzz. 1970, 11(l). 26-8 ~RussT-_
*'he tenip. dependence of the elec. resistance (R) of a hexagonal
Modification of Ba arising at 25* and pressure p 59 kilobars was
studied at 1.55-4.0*K and 60-100 kilobars. At 60-85 kilo-
bars, R did not decrease at r 2~ 1.55'Y-. The supereond. tran-
t~;Ition began at 85 kilobars and 1.55*K. The temp. of this transi-
ti on (TI) reached its max. 3.05*K at 88-1-ilobars and then sharply
decreased linearly with p according to the equation dTkldp
-- (1 .5 :1-- 0.5) X 10 -4 T/bar. Karel A. Hlavaty
REEL/FRAM ~Oa
19830976

USSR
UDC: None
"Standardizing Notation in Radio !,engineering and Electronics"
Moscow,-Radiotekhnika, Vol. 25, No. 11, 1970, pp 105-107
Abstract: Recommendations made by various authors for rel.-ising and
s,.andardizing engineering and mathematical notation are discussed
in this article, in keeping with recently begun chccks on GOST
(1,11-Union Government Standards) regulations in radio engineering
and electronics. Such problems are now being discussed in the YUZ
(Higher Education Institutes), in the press, and among spectalists.
Some of the suggestions of G. V. Voyshvillo, published in the same
journal as that noted above (Vol. 24, 1969, No. 2) are advanced
with the caution that they are not necessarily recommended. Voy-
shvillo would like to fiee Latin letters instead of Cyrillic in
such standard subscripts as "input" and "output": i.e., "in" in-
stead of I'vkh" and "ex" instead of "vykh." The author of the pre-
sent article generally disparages the arguments of the innovator,
although he admits that it is useful to keep such Latin notation as
"u" for voltage, I'v" for velocity, "max" for maximum.

7;U
UDC: 613.31:577.17.0491-074
~a7H
--L)X)I-0GICA!, APPROACHES TO HYCIENIC IWESTIGATION OF TRACE ELEMEN"rs IN
-'NG, WAT, E~R
_A I T,-,km-! Xobcow, W
by T Lkl' aL"4:" , tniK AkadLmii Kedlttiin-
f-l -i9-,2pp -1 -S1)
No"k SS.;R. 8
'-Ls rL)t V-". sufficient invebLigation Of Lhu hygieniC aspeCLS
Lhe pr,bl.m Of t-slCe elLCMt-'.lLS in drinkn, watLr. Yet studies of recent
c.! tr,~v. le~nts play a part in
o', Ztl a;id ~i'=,,I- It a~ that m excess
-73~p cl~nan-,. in the. enviroi7~nr 'leadu to oni~et of
of ;-' ~zn t~ cr-zoot4c dlaoag, (A.D. Voynar) .
li-- -v tLirL:,cr a! hy~jvnic r-earch to a.~~oay tlace
!n w.---cr I:; =my c-.ircu=,.-.cancei;. ll~.L oconamic
,v arld .,;, ,
e. dr,ught -.erritorict; Ls ~Il at; pollution
-z -~;O-e:Lov, ~r oj-n --r-Irs I". of ca~e~ 1-Wd LO increasing
!;,ibtorr,n-~n w,,Lrr fnt, Llrin!~ing purpome~. WhiLhOlLer. cantaLwi
r,!!.oiwciin ..ro Otered
7 VI! ~m tai, i-.t. ccnslli~raltl.n rhe :act tha-
rc:~,,-.,l ~f thit
L!,v tt-, -:t, gr-p fr~- the wat,r.
L: tn li,itr, ior Emxample,
incr-el
tY--
w~,~r -Ld to !~11111)IY
Irl 01 To ~hc 1-t. chat
~n.Lc, :li-: WaLu,- 1~ul' o' corvu~ion Of the L!c~jlknJtiCnl U(JUIP-
Iu

USSR
uDc 632-95
.ITSKOVA, A. L.) CAR K. A., MANDEL'BAUM YA. A., FETISOVA, V. F., and ORLWA,
I.
V.-T-.-
"An Arcaricide"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 267244) Cl. A 01 n 9/36; A 01 n 9/14, filed
16 Sep 68, published 17 Jan 72 (from RM-Khimiya, No 14, 25 Jul 72, Abstract
No 14N468 by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translation: For the control of s-nider mites the authors swrest application
of a thiophosphate with the general formula (110)(R'R"ii)P(O)SCII~COIT(Et)SO2?e
(I) (R = Ve or Et; RI = Me, Et, Pr; R" H, Me, Et). Results of I tests on
spider mite specimens are presented.
q3
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USSR UDC 547.26'118
HANDEL'BAUM, Ya. and MEL'NIKOV, N. N.
"Synthesis of O-Aryl 0'-)dkyl Phosphites"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), No 3, Mar 72, pp 502-503
Abstract: The authors investigate the possibility of synthesizing alkyl
aryl phosphites in a single step from phosphorus trichloride, the correspond-
ing alcohol and phenol. Methanol was used as the donor of the hydroxyl
group.
"C13 + ROH + ArOll + C113011 -~ (f1O)(ArO)PO11 + -111C1 + (11:1('l
Isolation of the 0-ar-11 0'-alkyl phosphites is impeded by the symmetric
dialkyl- and diaryl phosphites formed as by-products. Chemadcal and physical
data are tabulated for eleven synthesized O-aryl 0'-alk-yl phosohites.
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USSR
UDC: 62-55
T11,qV_WT"_ 11 6 and ZAYDEL1, Yu. G. /All-Union Scientific Re-
search Institute of Railway Car Construction/
"Device for Automatic Distribution and Analysis of Dynamic Pro-
cesses"
USSR Author's Certificate No 299840, filed 3 Oct 68, published
26 April 71 (from RZ.h-Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitel'-
naya tekhni-ka, No. 12, 1.971, Abstract No. 12A146P)
Translation; The invention is concerned i~,~ith the area of equipment
analysis of randota processes. Knovm devices for automatic control
and analysis of dynninic processes do not permit simultancouS, treat-
ment of several random processes. The treatment of only synchro-
nous random processes is possible in the time distribution of
pulses from an amplitude analyzer. The proposed device is differ-
ent in that the distribution of the random processes to be treated
is done at the inputs of the amplitude analyzer throuGh the use of
L
a grid shaper for the reference voltage phases. I-lade in this vay,
the device can analyze several asynchronous random processes.
Resume

USSR
UDC. 8-7~
ITSKOITICH I. A., STRELKO, R. S. (editors)
.9-9ftw-W=I
"Algorithms and Programs for Realization of National Economic Vodels"
Algoritr,-,r i progra=y rer-lizats1i narodxiokho7,yu.Nrst,,-enr,',":~l-, rodcley. X" FSSF.-
Sib. otd. In-t ekon. i organiz. prom. proiz-va. Y-vo priborostr. sredsty
av-tomatiz. i sistem upr. HII avtomatizir. sistem planir. i ar. (cf, English
above. Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Siberian Department. Institute of
Economics and Organization of Industrial Production. Ministry of Instrument
Building of Means of Automation and Control Systems. Scientific Research
Institute of Automated P:i -anning and Control Systems), Novosibirsk, 1971,
150 pp, ill. 59 k. (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 72, Abstract No 5V531K)
Translation: Articles are abstracted separately.
55 -

USSR
UDC 51:330.115
ITSKOVICH, I. A.
"Optimization Multibranch Dynamic Madel of the National Economy"
Probl. Narodnokhoz. Optiniwma [Problems of the Natioiial Econo:;iic Optimiu7i -- Col-
lection of Works], No 3, Part 1, Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 117-155, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No 6 V542 from the
Introduction).
Translation: An optimization multibranch dynamic model is studied, in which the
desired quantities are the volumes of production of products of branches in the
first and second subdivisions and the dimensions of capital investments per
branch.

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ITS-KOVICH, i. A., AlIDERSON, M. V.
"Concerning the Stability of the Condition of Complementary Nonrigidity"
V sb. Mat. metody resheniya ekon. zadach (Mathematical -%Iethods of Solv-
ing Economic Problem --collection of works), Novosibirs.~.c, "Nauka", 1971,
PP 153-166 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V482)
Translation: The conditions of optimality for the probLem of linear
programming max (cx I Ax4 b, x ~- 0) may be written in the form
Ax+y=b, ATu-u=c, (1)
XV 0, UY = 0. X. Y. a. a > 0 (2)
The approximate method proposed by Parizo [transliterated from the Rus-
sian3 (RZh-Mat, 1962, W44~) is based on replacing (2) by the conditions
xkvA ---,: p*. k = 1. . .. , n; uj yj = qj, I = I t - - - m, (3)
where Pk, q,~ are positive numbers, and solving a sequence of systc-m- of
equations (1) , 0) for pft), q(0-0 . The stability of such a method is
proved in the article.
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ITSKOVICH, I. A., PJIDFRSON, M. V., Mat. metody resheniya ekon. zadach
Novosibirsk, "Nauk-a", 1971, PP 153-166-
Theorem. Let the direct and dual problems have unique optimum
solutions i and Ti. Then in whatever way the positive vectors p(t), qtt)
may approach zero, the corresponding solutions of system, x(p(t), q(1)),
u(p(t), 0)) will approach the optimum solutions x, u.
An analogous result is obtained as well for the problem
rnin ((p (x) + cz i Ax + Bz>- b, xi- 0. z ~, 0).
where ~(x) is a function which is strictly convex downward. S. Lebedev.
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VINETSKTY, V.
,TY M. A., and L. S.
..U.
"Interaction of Conduction Electron With Transverse and Longitudinatl Optical
Vibrations in Ionic Crystals"
Vzainiodeystviye clel-tronn provoclimosti 5 Doperechn)-ii i prodolln.-iini ontiche2l,:i,i~i
kolebaniyand v ionn:.,kh kristallakh. (cf. English above Physics Institate,
Academy of Sciences Mzrainian SSi; No 2), Kiev, 1971, IS k-, rotaprint
(from RZh-Fizika, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract 110 1YE1058)
Transl,ation: The article consj.~Icrs the -*-Interaction of co!-luction clect-rons -vith
vibrations in ionic which have an isolated type of trunsvr-rse cptical
vibrations "sofltl-" node in perovskit-(~ ferroa~lcctrjcs, dOUh'1,'j LIC--c.,neratu-
node of transverse o~ptical vibrations in dintomic alkali-lal-ide crystals). At
the same time, for purposes of' comparison the same m,,uthodl is uced to study the
interaction with loni,,itludinal optical vibrations, a precif;ion r;t!,dy 'Lein~, i:ki.d(--
of the criistal lattice (z;o-called lattice model in which interaction with the
internal field created 11;y luz-.-.:-_itudinal and transverse vibrations can be taken
into accownt, in contlr..15;1, to the continwu.1 model ,.,here o-ly intcraction with
the rmcrwicopic field c),.' loni-iturlinal v1br;LtjOnG is ta?u--n in-to considerat.1on).
(~i the bunir. of thu i:io.Jul of polarizabb! ions, the authoi-.; c-cjn-;ido2r Lhk!
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VIIIETSKIY., V. L..9 et- al., Vzaimodeystvije clektrona proovodl-r-=~ti S
i prodol'nyrd opticheski-trid kolebanivami v ionyw1di kri,:~tullt-kh, idev, 1(~'[!
Hamiltonian of the interaction of the "superfluous" electron with hoth longi-
tudinal and transverse oPtical vibra-tionn. F,om the forn, o-C the "tranrwersc
Hamiltonian it follows that there is no interaction with tranoverse vibrations
for crystals with rLinim-am enerjy at the center of the Brill'o,iin zone. An
analysis is i-~ade of limitinL-! cases where interaction with optical vibrations
can be regarded as peltufhation (case of a -weak band) and where it is Creat
(case of a strong, bond).
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VINUIPSKIY., V. L. KUKUSFM72N, L. S. (Institute of Physics,
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev)
"Interaction of a Conduction Electron with Transverse Optical Oscillations in
Ionic Crystals"
Leningrad., Fizika Tverdoj3o Tela; January, 1971; Pp 7646
ARSTRACT: The Hamiltonian of the interaction of a conduction electron with lon-
gitudinal and transverse optical oscillations of a lattice of polarized ions
is expressed through static and high-frequency permittivity.
It was shown that for crystals with a minimum of ener:rT in the ceinter of
the Brillouin zone interaction with transverse oscillations is absent. For the
case of several minima in the zone., the authors calculated the electron mobility
with scattering by transverse optical oxcillations (~L,), comparable with mobil-
ity with scattering by longitudinal oscillations p1, for crystals with ordinary
values of F, and E, and playing a basic roleffl as in ferroelectrics., with large
values of the static perrittivity of. E,,. Comparison. of the theoretical mobility
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VIUBTSKIY, V.L., et al) Fizika Tverdogo Tela; Januarj lgTl; Pi-) 76-86
ji.L with the experimental for barium titanate (BaTiO3) eypla:Lns the so-called
"positive-tenperature drag effect" in the region of phase transition; also ob-
tained was the approximate quantitative agreement of the theoretical nobility
with the e=er-Imental.
When the interaction with transverse optical oscillations in the zero
approximation of the theory is taken into account., the corresponding polaron
functional is obtained, an analysis of which shows that in crystals a "trans-
verse" polaron only of =all radius is possible; the contribution of transverse
oscillations to a "longitudinal" polaron in macroscopic theory is negligible.
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BAYEYEV, P.B., BMYO, B.I., ITUNIN, L.L., SERBINCY, A.M., KKI"CY, YU. D.
"Unit For Control Of The Temperature Of Electrovacu,--,m Devices"
USSR Authorls Certificate No 262527, filed 2 Dee 68, nublished I' May 7C (from
R'uh--Elektronike i yeye urimeneniye, No 12, December 1970, Abstract No 12AI1"F')
Translation: A unit is proposed for control of the temperature of electrovacuum
devices, which contains a curved thermooensitive plate acting on the raEuluting
organ for the flow rste of a coolant flowing in a spiral which encircles the body
of the device. At the extremes of the coils of the spirol,two intermediate plates
are attached at the outer extremity of which the thermosensitive plate is secured
and at the inner, fixed screws for adjustment of the moment of turning on of the
regulating organ. Such construction of the device assures production of a signal
proportional to the average temperature of the body. 6.B.
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drive being mounted on the dr= and connected
vi4 the planetary transmission to the electric
motor. This simplifies the design ant] reducet
dimensions- Vien motion Ls being trans-nitted
from electric tootor 3, eccentric siaE(-- 4 rwzr-.t(-
Gear 6, r,~,Lninz on 'L~ixed crown 7, Lzp;-ts rzotic:;
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~to shaft 9, sunvheel 12, satellites 13, which,
running round the crown gear, impart motion to the
pole connected to eccentric shaft 4. Then (as in
motor drive) gear 6, running on the fixed gear,
imparts motion via gear 5 (paired with gear 6) to
crown gear 2 and the drum. Braking is by the
self-braking planetary transmission with eccentric
shaft.
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IYAMinaLO, &. G., TOLOia(YAKENKO, V. A.# and YAREMENKO, A. G. , Kiev
"Control with Optimization of Prediction with Discrete Linear Predicting Models
of a PlanV1
Kievj Avtomatyka, Jan-Feb 74, pp 28-38
Abstracts As distinct f=m an article in issue #2, 1973, of this journal by
Ivakhnenko, and Toloknyanenke entitled "Control with Optimization of Predic-
tion with Continuous Models of a Plant," this article considers systems with
discrete, linear predicting models. Optimization is performed on a sliding
prediction interval. Equations are obtained for the action of a closed
system. The authors study the effect of the prediction time on the action
and stability of clooed-loop control systems with optimization of prediction.
An asymptotic law is established according to which a decision taken at the
current moment undergoes no changes with a further increase in the prediction
tiae if the prediction time Is sufficiently great. According to the principle
of the Pontryagin maximum, optimal control Is found which is'pos8ible with
optimization of processes whose behavior can be predicted by means of linear
Models.
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IYAXHNENKO, A. G., et al., Avtonatyka, Jan-Fab 74, pp 28-38
In the case of problems of large dimension and with nonlinear filters, one
ahould apply the principle of self-organization C"Self-Organization of
Recognition Systems and Automatic Controls" Kiev, 1969, by a A. G. Ivakhnenk2o.
The article Includes 17 equations and two figures. There are six references.
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IVAKHNENKO, G. and TOLOKNYANENKO, V. 0. (Kiev)
"Control with Predictio:a Optimization in Simple, Continuous Models of a Plant"
Kiev, Avtomatyka; March-April 1973, pp 64-72
Abstract: A control system with prediction optimization responding to the'
basic principles of self-organization is investigated. A simple linear
predicting model acting only in a local (limited) interval of time equal to
the-prediction time is applied to the system. Because of the simplicity of
the model, the authors are able to apply the Pontryagin principle of the
maximum to optimization and to clarify the basic properties of the above-
mentioned system; in particular, to discover an asymptotic law according
to which, with an increase in prediction time, optimal control varies less
and less and stability of the control system Increases (monotonically or
with damping oscillation!3) to some steady-state value.
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27 Aj,ril 197-2
LI)C: 62-50-3
A METHOD OF MTKFYATICAL MODFLING OF COMFUX ECOLOGICAL SYSTFMS
gkIrteV., )~" V. Korpa , 4,- n. T- 'Id and C Kt~v'
(Article bykj,, . - ';;~
~an
Avto~atik.' 19,17 pn "~Z'541
?roblem Statement for Modeling at theVater Ecological Systez
Automatic can trol- computer centcrA will be created in the near future
-4h1ch will be co-jpled by mea;is of telemerering systemi with sensors optratinc
cintral elements of c"T11itionq in water roservoirs. Since water reserv~,ir.~
wi I be ob 'I r a o S a h
jectr of ur"atlc cant tol the m rhemoLiCal del~n f t e ecal, -
es'l svzten of -.atrr rt~qervoirr; becF~mes !ncrensinrly necessary.
All ULL-r;lpt In 1,--ld,- below t, al-Illy to thin Purvore a %le- -ppCoach tl(
1-lristic -IE-orgaiizatlon here Instead cf differential equations parti--ILr
unn, Is r.:~We a.' nonlinar equation-4 of hirher puwer in finite differences (,i
"pollynr,?,Aal llhi~ approach is t-re adequate for simulatictl oi
rroble~!t rtf cuin:111cat(:~11 proces~os and it is capable of producing not otil~
q,~ilitatlvv bait a,curate e,timate- of
n iklcti wero c,,n-itrectod pre5etit art! applictibIt, only t~ j
q-~ -t I i L .1 t i v,, 1f,,,,,-jLigatAon of proce,lses as it is 3tated bv the 8~tthvrq of tht
r~odc I ~ r ezanqjlt, in (Zi where the best. detemined model hal b'left
nn,? can read: "Invertigatton results at the created. r,~del Of 0% WAt r eCo-
ys,.nn may bk- co~akdcred cnly from the r;,lajitat ive tm)dpoint, -t , wDrv, ,%
nl~c~~SSlry Ill or,~cr to obLlin valid qtialitative data." In conrrast to th-,q
the a%ithorti of the present paper claim that their mathelizitical wodel prv,~uce-
in addition to quali-ative also vallij quantitative esLi.ates.
Accur,iev of Simulncirv, 47 01)jcctq Reqttirvn Nea7ured Complexitv of
Meth,'-ti-ll Doucrioti.n
There to a definite Inconsistency between the complexity of mathezati-
I stmljltltii~ii alid the simplicity of the apparatus utilized for this purposc.
Unt it present the simulation was performed either by detemined zethods (basrd
investigation of simple differential equation. for example, linear equi-
o"Ll
ti ns of convective diffusion), or statistical methods of ordinary regression
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"=1WMjM G. KOPPA, Yu. V., and VU XUAN MINH, Kiev
"Polynomial and Logic Theories of Dynamic Systems. IV
Kiev, Avtomatyka, No 4, Jul-Aug 70, pp, 17-41
Abstract: Continuing their discussion of the idea of constructing new poly-
nomial and logic theories of dynamic systems for complex problems in place of
existing theory based on the use of differential equations, the authors describe
the elements of the polynomial theory of stochastic systems and consider the
derivation of polynomial descriptions for stochastic components. An example is
given of the derivation of polynomial descriptions of a stochastic system: viz.,
the dynamics of economic change in England for the last 15 years, and an algor-
ithm is shown for the vector of optimal control with information storage, using
the MDHG method. The characteristic vector used in the example is taken from
the works of P. C. Parks and F. G. Pyatt. An algorithm is given for situation
analysis for the 16th year (1969) and for situation forecasting for several
years ahead. Forecasting formulas are used as a certain general description
of a system, bypassing the stage of coefficient restoration and dynamic equa-
tion solution. Identification of differential dynamic equations is not
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IVAKIDn:,NKO, 0. G., et al, Avtomatyka, No 4, Jul-Aug 70, pp 17-41
necessary. The polynomial theory of dynamic systems requires less information
about an object and hence is more suitable, for complex contro7L problems, es-
pecially in optimal control with information storage.
The authors thank I. K. Tymchenko and 0. A. Golomoizina for their assistance
in "he calculations.
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UDC 62-50
IV4gIJNFWKO. G., SPYNU, YE. I., DIMITROV, V. D., PATEREU, S. G.,
and FATRATII. Kiev, Sofia, Kishinev)
"Recognizing the Lethal Duration and Content of Pesticides in Planet
According to a Probability Algorithm for a Method of Data Handling by
Groups"
Kiev, Avtomatyka, No 5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 42-52
Abstract: The article describes the development of a probability al-
gorithm for a method of data handling by groups which uses the numerator
of the Bayes formula or its modification as a support function. The
probability algorithm is used to solve the following problem:
1) Approximately determining the time constant in the exponent
in the expresion for a pesticide's toxicity on the basis of data con-
cerning the physicochemical properties of the preparation, the conditions
of its use, and plant peculiarities;
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IVAKHNENK0$ 0. G., et al.) Avtomatyka, No 5, Sep-Oct 70, Fp 42-52
2) Determining the current concentration of a pesticide at a
given time from calculated data on the initial concentration of the
substance in plants and the destruction rate constant.
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TlTLE----,EL-L;-LA'~ll-ATlJN bF L)ECIS19N, FUNCTLONS IN THE METHUD OF JATA HANDLING
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CCUNTRY C-t: INFC--ISSR
SGURCE-AVTLl,*jArIKA, VOL. 15, fiAR*-.APR. 1970, P. 56-67
DATE PLbL ISHED ------- 70
SUi3JCCr ARLAS--i3EHAVlGR)%i- ANJ SOCIAL SCIENCESP MAFli[.--MA1l(-AL SCIENCES,
~ ELELTkC%ILS AP-X ELECTRICAL ENGR.
rGpiC TAGS--CPrIPAL AUTGPIATIC CUNTkCL, DATA PkOCES'SING SYSTEM, ALGORITHM
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A65TkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-(-- ABSTRACT. ANALYSIS OF T lKdC,'lj0V' S ( 196,j)
REGUL-40"flATILIN TECHNIOULS FOR OPTIMUM CONTROL PRO31-Ei-IS. T,~U OF THESE
TECHNICUES ARE SHIW; TO oiz PikATICULARLY hELL SUITE,') ?I"k USE IiN
PULYNC:41AL ALG0i~ITHl-',S jF I'H'r_- METHOD OF DATA iiANDLIING 11), Gl~buPS. (1)
AVAILABLC CATA (SET Cl- I'.:fLPPOLATIJN POINTS) ARE J.kRRANGIA) ACCol"10ING TO
THE WAR[AiNCC VALUES AN61 Aru' DIVIDED MTC A TEACHING SL-WJLN'CE AND AN
APPRCXIMATELY CQUAL ChEC~~ING SEQUENCE. (2) (ISE IS MAO[- OF SWfOARGIZED
REAOINuS OF VARIAGLES IN DEVIATIONS FROM THE OR I'lu'VING AVE,-,AGE.
A IMETHCo 01-: Ai-~TIFKIALLY I,'-,,C!IEASlr4r THE f~U[46L-k UF INfLktJGLATI(J.:14 POUITS
V
FOR SMilil:111 PLMNITS IS PROPOSED. EACH OFITHESE fECHNIQUES IS SHOIiii TO
PROVIOE A kiNI'L-VUE A14D STAijLC SCLUTICN. JHE USE OF FhE TECHNIQUES IS
DEMCINSTRATEd OY A PAACTIC,%L EXAMPLE.

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.1~~HMKO, A. G.; OVCHINNIKOV, V. A.: PETRA.KE, G.: GULYAN, N. V. (Kiev)
"Automatic Control of Complex Plants with Prediction C-otLmization by the Self-
Organization Principle"
Kiev, Av-tomatika; July-August 1973, pp 39-52
Abstract: In control with prediction optimization each solution is evaluated
from the standpoint of its effect on predicting the future,
In this article the problem of the synthesis of opt-51nal control was sclved
in discrete time. A plant (hydroelectric power station) for which optima-1
control may be found by means of both dynamic programming and the self-
organization principle (jelpction) wan taken na the first examule. This Made it
possible to determine the doperidence of the error of the Oxnet oolution on the
choice of degree of freedom. For F,~;-190 both methods proved to give clo-re
results. In contrast to dynamic prograni-ming, the self -organization method is
applicable to more complex plants with a greater amount of delaying independent
variables and to c2'L1=-Za2t2*.Cn 1_"r a sliding interval of the prediction. .4 cor-
Plex stochastic viant for which dynamic progranming cannot be applied was taken
as the second example.
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IVAKMENKOY A. G., et al., Avtomatika; July-August, 1973, pp 39-52
The article includes '42 equations, seven figures, and five tables. There
are nire bibliographic references.
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IVAMNENKO, A. G., DIMITROV, V. D., GULYANT, N. V., IVAKIINENKO, L. N.
"Problems of Modeling of Complex Objects on the Basis of Heuristic Self-
Organization"
Kiev, Kibernetika i VychistelInaya Teklinika, No 13, 1972, pp ]~-38.
Abstract: A nwffber of trends in cybernet,ics concern the probl,,-n n,C modclir.~,
of cormlax objects. Tho authors shm~i that in s~oitue of V,~e d-*f,'t~rences i.-
~ 1. L.L -- - --
initial assumptions, all of these trends can be reduceld to the cr(-lation of
very co.~applex objects, the q:ual-*I~,, of which is deteni:inclki 'ry the-, extent to which
thev can "Iearn" :L.e. the eyte!nt to which thev- CL1111 ao
internal noiel of an external situation." 1.10dels rt-udictl inclu.*1,2
predietia~,, filter, KIJ.Ix~-n filtur, -WIC pCrCCJ)tr(:I'I, and uckir:"n