SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRASYUK, N.P. - KRAVCHENKO. L.V.

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--SRIP RADIULCICATION A.N0.,-Mi:TE4.qtjLoGY -U-
--AUTHOR (02)--KRASYUK, N. P. , POZ ENBERI;q, V.
,,C.UNTRY i'F INFO--USSR
1) !.,L1 C t S1'q! JATE--V?1CT70
_S_u,.jkCE--SHtP RADIOLOCA110I AND METE11RC.11GY (KORARELINAYA 14,WICILOKATSIVA I
ME-TEOROLU61YA) LFNINGRAF). SUDOSTAOYENTYE. 1970. 32Z pp
DATE PULLIShEtl - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-EARTH SCIFNCES AND 0LEAN0(;.-lAPflY# MEEK. V19., LIVIL AND
.-MARINE FNGR, NAVIGATIU'i
-TOPIL TAGS--SHIP NAV16ATION, METEUROLOGIC 14STRUMENT., HYCpRrjl'*TEoRjL'_)sY,
SEA RETURN
CUNTROL '-IARKING--NO REST;~ICT!CINS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1991/0582 STEP NU--UR/0000/TCI/001)100()/OOOL/(11?7
-CIR-C kilt ~_SSr~GNNG-AMO_110372
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ABSTR,%CT/E.XTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. INTROOUCTION 3. ~'vIAPT~:4! I
ELEC7ROMAGNE-TIC PARAMETt:RS AND THE STRUCTURE OF HYORCIMEILLI F-JR-qATIJ%4s
q. It RAOIOLUCATION CHARACTERISTICS OF IN01VIDUAL PARTI~LES JIF
HYDROMFTEORS 48. 111 THE WEAKENING INFLUENCE I.-if: TFIF AT43SPHIFRF WITH
VARIOUS HYDROMETEO FORMATIONS ON THE RADIO LOCAT14IN SIGNALS 80. IV
RADIGLOCATION AREAS Or VARIOUS HYDROMETE0 FORMACT11ONS AND THE
CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF THE: SIGNALS DISPERSED HY THEM 102. V THE
FORM OF TPE SEA SURFACE 140, VI THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLE4 OF
RADIOWAVE DISSIPATION ON A STATISTICALLY UNEVEN SURFACE OF THE SEA 155.
VII RADIOLOCATION PROPERTIES OF The SEA SURFACE IT6. Vill
RADIOLOCATION CHARACTERISTICS OF OBJECTS OF UETECTION Lq2. IX THE
EVALUATIfiN OF THE INFLUENCE OF HYDRumuEO FOMATXI~JNS hNI) AGITATION OF
THE SEA ON THE DISTANCE OF THE EFFECT! [IF SHIP RAVIOL014,A1`131 STATIO44S
207. ADDENDA 236. LITERATURE 321. INVESTIGATED IS THE
RADIOLOCATION VISPERSIX4 AND WEAKE4ING OF RADIO WAVES OF THE CENT14ETER
AND MILLIMETER RANGES BY HYDROMETEO F014MATIONS Qf~ VARIOUS TYPES, A140
ALSO THE DISPERSION OF RADIO WAVES BY THE SURFACC OF 'if-if SEA. THE 1130K
IS DESIGNED FOR ENGINEERS DESIGNING AND OPERATIN(I SHIP RAGIULOCAIL]IN
SYS TEMS
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USSR UDC 621.315-592
GULYAYEVA, A. S., KRASYUK, V. A-, KASLOV, V. N., mid UMA-5,10111, B. A.. Cor.-
responding Member-6f the Aca-diiy'of Sciences USSR, Stji;Le Sc-itentific Research
and Planning Institute of the ftre Metals Industry, Hoqcow
"Change of GaAs Single Crystal Photoluminescence In Roj;ionfi, D&-naged by a
laser Beam"
Moscow, Dok'Lady Akadomli Nauk SSSR, Vol 203, No 4, 19;7,2, p;, 1315-817
Abstracti The authors studied changes in the phatoluial-nescence of Gaks
single crystals with p- and n-type conduction and a awrriox- concenzratlon of
1.1017 -- 3-1017 cm-3 in tho regions danuged by a lap-!~i- bvnja~ The p-type
Zn-doped samples were obtained by tho ftochralski uatluWr lhip n-type Te-doped
samples,by the Czochralski and Bridgman nethods. The ;jjjWCpjQLj3 were exposed to
single light pulses of 500--microsecond d=ation from ;iL lasar with the active
element of glass with neodymium, A in 1. 06 ~4 . The abtorplion coefficient
of the samples at this wavelength was Mn 1-3 ca"I. .tt a mean lumiricus flux
density of - 54 105 w/sq cm the dange appeared on tho sampli~ face opposite
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GMYAYEVA, A. S., at al., Doklady Akademli Kauk SSSR, Vol 1!05, No 4, 1972,
vP 815-817
the laser beam, probably as a re.4ult of local sample teriparalvre elevation
during the action of the laser pulse. The ligbt source for studying the 0
photoluminescence spectrum was a (He-Ne) laser with a iravelength of 63Z8 A -
For each sample the emission speotrum was recorded In several places for both
the damaged and undamaged areas of the sounple.
The photoluminescence spectra for all swaples mt 29,10 X Nad only one
"edge" emission line with a peak of 1.43 ev, with the emis:rde,)n Intensity of
the damaged regions being only a third to a fourth off tho unission intensity
for the undamaged regions. The photo I uminescen ce spertra of the p-type Sam-
ples at 770 K likewise had only one "edge" exisaicn P191Lk wl.th an energy of
1,48 ev, with the Intensity in Ole damaged regions &~wjt lwtlf tKat of' the un-
dAmaged areas. The photoluminescence spectxa of the n-typo panples !%ad peaks
with energies of 1.51 and 1,23 ev respectively, with 'tile "od,90" lux-Inescence
intensity of the damaged regions decreasing about 50 tc) 60A1, and the Inten-
aity of the 1.23-ey peak Increasing 1.3-2 times,
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GULYAYEVA, A. S., et a1.9- Doklady Akademil Kauk SSSR, Vol 205, No 4, 1972,
PP 815-817
To see if in all CaAs samples containing Te tho-re Is an incraase in
the intensity of the line with the 1.21-ev peak in ltuier4aiWed areas, n-
type samples underwent heat treatment at 8000 C for dj:i.x hours so as to intro-
duce copper Into them. The line with the 1-23-ev peA~t wam :ro=d to disap-
pear for samples containing copper.
The authors thank T. G. YUGOVA for carrying out the heat tre3tment
of the samples.
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USSR U00 68L.333
KRA.SYUKOV, V. A. and STEPANOV, so S.
"A Modeling Device!'
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, PromyishLannyye Tovarnyye
Znaki, No 8, 1970, p 121, patent No 2614007, filed 24 J'ati 69
Abstract: -A:nis Author's Certificate iLitroduces a mo-14-.1inq de-Vit.-e which
contains a current-carrying modeling friune vLth cwxreLlit r~:,ulator.
magnetic field pickups, commutatora, a converter, aind a cathod-c rair
tube with scanning unit. As a diatinguishing Cqat,tarqt of the patent,
the device is simplified and ite logical posuib~l, itico are exte-aded
by includin a memory unit connected through a cojjjnuj:,jjtor to t4a verti-
cal deflectUf plates of the cathide ray toba. Tli.e anputz; of the
magnetic field pickups are connected to the inpat4j of the pickup
commutator. ne output of this commutator in conviectod. throu,h the
converter to the inputs of th4 memork unit.

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TITLE--A MODELING DEVICE -U-
AUTHOR-102)-KRASYUKOVi V.A,t STEPANOV9 (Ills,
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CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
Pj'40Cc.A'_SING DATE-- Z7NOV 70
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SGUaCE--U.S.S*R* PATENT NO 264007
REFERENCE--OTKRYTIYA, IZUBREr., PROM. OORA~,'rsy, rovii4,aL.I. 134
'3ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CL.~CTRUNICS AND FLECTkICAL CNGR,
TOPIC TAGj5--PATENr, MEMORY ELEMENTp CATHODE RAY 'ruP~J:',p 1,01',,N~TIC
ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT MI)DELING
rQ'-T3OL PIARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
PROXY REEL/FRAf-IE--3003/1781
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CIRC ACCESSION W~-AA011.11o6L4

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~IRC ACCESSION NO-AA0130614
A,3STRACT,PEXTRACT--(U) CP-()- WISTRACT I'HIS --~(JTHOAIIS UNTIF
liTRODUCES A M,,)DELING UPIKI: WHICH C,(*1'41*AlN.3 A CINOU-IT Ir 1 tc,; il 1-~ L i V;
FRAME WITH CUk4ENT REGULATOR, M4(;NE-l-lC FULD PV;Kl.lllSt C(11,1,'llJTAl*,),-,~v A
CONIVERTER, AND A CATHWE RAY R14ME ;AI I-H SCIVINUNG uic[r. A s I
nlSTWCjUISHING FEATURE 01: THE PArcftir, no.. oomu IS SIMPLIFIEL: 101:~ ITS
LOGICAL POSSIBILITIES AkF EXFCMtlE0 -3Y INCLUDING A tjp~Ej, -,~j,,4NI:CrEo
THROUGH A CW-l.',,LJT ATOP TO THE VE-RT!cAt. j,)j~Fi.EcTjpi(; ci.: rm- CATHOME
RAY TU6E, THE OUIPWS OF THL- MAl.;N1-TI.r FtELO PICKUPS il:Zi- I'F- D 1-1)
THE INPUTS OF THE PICKOP THC. 0WIPUT IN P4 I SclJAMWAT!-',R 15
CWMECTED TfJRrjUGH THE CONVERTF4 tri) FHI: INPUTS OF ~ri-w- wf:mjR,f U;ilr,
1. is I F Pw
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US13R UDC 539.3
ZHEUZOVSKAYA, L. A., VIP, kS$UDGV, V, M,
V PAWRATOV, X. D., IL
"Calculation of Hollow Shells in a Temperature Field"
Nauch. tr. Saratov. Dolitekhn. bi-t (Scientific Work!i of &vratav
Institute), 1970, No. 49, pp 7~--IFT(from RZII-MekharlDta.' Na 1;1, Sep 71,
No 9V125)
Translation: A hollow shell rectang
,ular in plan with (:~:)nstjnt
and heated according to a linear law over th-i thicNitesii and to an
arbitrary 13w along the coordinates in the plan is d1sw;izsc,1. i'or, tl,i! zx,--e
the temperature changes only over the thickness and cme of fl:o
in plan the system of equations for shell equililirium dUj:J.zcet%(.,nt!i
to a differential equat-lon of tM eighth ordfar ratativi! t,:~ .,hi!
f'unction. The latter is integrated for a shell in whiOi twa 1!47(!:1:- (alcn:-
the temperature is a variable) are faatened in art Mllr.7'1~r iZ-vj
others are hinged. The- general solution -is given in fli'- fc:11in cf "11(~ ~
C' ..MVI ("!* i
particular solution of the ncrihomageneous equation and soluticri of c(:,r-
responding homogeneous equation. The firat J.s assumed -,Q Ni Jni(:+n1 aenl'4
second is obtained in the form of a unary serles. 1;1A
given. V. M. Kulakcrr.
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LISSIR UDC: 539.3:534.1
RASSUDOV, V. M., KW"VI V. P. PANKRATOV W 1U. D.
41 --mmowl"a
"Stability of a Heated Shallow Sbell of Constant Tw:Lift"
Naucb. tr. Saratov. 'politeklin. in-t (Scientific c4* smratov FOJV-
technical Instituta), 1970, v-,r-u. ~-9, PP 75-79 Urom
JU1 71, Abstract No 'PJ264)
Translation: The authors study the sttibility of a of 1'~!C-
tangular planfom im a temperat-Li-re field. MSSLudnF that; -lit! cm,vatures of
the shell in two directions are equal to zero, tund thit twlsl: is a ems-Uuit
quantity. The mduliLs of e1wti-:tity and coeffiaient o1 .14'i:~etir
depend on temperatum. "Ine initia.1 state of the shell is J.aken LLs mcinent-
less, and the problem is described by % Off t" I twide-= eight~n
erenti ~;i
order with respect to the function of d1splacements jilingod E-UpporL of
the edges is consideemd. The critical temperature L3 Tound. Ilie effect
of the temperatore derem-lence or the coerficient 041 L1.1jeals e:tT-a~rFlon t3
evaluated. Ya. X. Grigcrenko.

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USSR IMC V~9. 162.2'112
SAMSONOV, G. V., YEROSHENKO. A. I., OSTROVERK-HOV, 1'. 1., ).'WIT, V. A., and?
DUBOVIK, T. V. , Institute of Problems of Material Schince$*'Ac'i~ ~4* of
Sciences Ukr SSR and Brovary rwder Metallurgy Plant
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 72, pp 40,1-48
Abstract: The technology for production of large-sciji.'Ie parts f ron b-o~7cll
carbonitride with a diameter of 100-300 mm has been i!loveloped join-cly by the
Department of Refractory Materials at the Institute i:)!'* Prable=s of Material
Science and the Brovary Powder Netallurgy Plant. Tho! follmiing; maximum and
minimum values of the different properties are preseliki:ed:

Electrical resistance, ohm-cm at 20% 1013
at 2000*C
)XI04
Coefficient of thermal conductivity, v1m, at 300'C '27. 0
at 20001C 9.8
Coefficient of thermal expansion, deg-1. at 20-300*C 0.77):10-6
; . a
t 1000-20000C -6
4~5xlo
Dielectric permeability at A 4.6 cm, at 20'C 1.9-2.1
Tangent angle of dielectric lo3s at A - 4.6 cm, at 2(1"C 0.01.7--0.14
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SAMSONOV. G. V., et al., Poroshkcvaya Hetallurgiva, N~, 12, Dec 72, pj) 46-48
Vaporization rate, g/cm2-sec at 15150C 6.78xlO-9
at 19274C 4.43x]0-6
Compressive strength, kgjmm2, at 204C 1.59
at 2020% 4.75
Bend strength, kg/m2, at 200C 1.80
Modulus of normal elasticity, kg/cm2, at 200C 138300
at 1800% 122500
The physical anti engineering properties of bo,= catb,on.1trido alicn! Lt to I)c
recommended for use as refractory and electrizal, insulation naterfal for
crucibles, vats, pipe for transfor of molte-n metals, silags ankt J;altI3,
jackets for thermocouples, refractory lininr, plates amd h';q11--t(j,:.-poraturt--
electrical insulators at temperatures tip to 2000-2300"(:. Line table, .5
bibliographic references.
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MCLASSEFIM
TITLE--ARE PULSARS SINGLE STARS -U-
~~AUTHUR-XRAT* V.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE--ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCES VULt 6v MAP, 1970, P 420-421
IAATE PUBLlSHE0------70
,:,SUBJECT AREAS--ASTRONOMY#ASTIIGI"IiYS(CS
TOPIC TAGS--PULSAR, STAR, NOVA, SUPERj")OVAt STELLA~ EVOLL11'1UN
L
.PRGXV S T E- P. C /:)(':10 rr-1
42 7

212 010 1114C L A 5 S I F I E0 i s I %c- r 70
CIRG ACCk 3~10,N Nfll--APOD)ftlt~7
AISTRACT)'EXTRACT-W) G;)--0- A!i S TR A t, IT I of-'Cil i* I' I C.A 1. Cl * I '; I f',- ;71 A T I Vi
THE NArwu .)v PULSARS, mN rmr- ;ii- a ityp(:~rtlvsis JK,~,A re
r 1;
1940) ACCURJING TO WLIJ( 'H Tm~. AAIN ENFRGY OF NOVAE All)
IS TH~ GkAVITATIONAL C .N E R G YUF ClILLAWSE f HE 1) 1 SGUSS I 1,N' L L'I'lls ;T T lit-
CONCLUSION THAT CONOCNISE0 (COLLAPSED) SfAlS WILL (if-, GI- ~~E-V-LLY )'0J6(-E- A N J
IN SOME CASES MULTIPLE srARS, AND YNA T T tf E F 0 RlA T r 11.11 Q F C L 13 s f: 00 u A I- F
STARS IS A NATURAL CONSEQUENCE OF RAPID CJILLAPSE J)lJRVJG CRITICAL P.11.14SES
OF STELLAR tVCLUTION.
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USSR UDC 612.821.2
WTIN. -Yu. G., Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Paylov, Academy of
Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"Analyzing the Brain System and Its Interaction With Aetivacors"
Moscow, Uspekhi Fiziologicheskikh Nauk, Vol 4, No 4, 1973, pi) 34-51
Abstract: The concept of an integrative system for analyzing, stimuhis intro-
duced. This dynamic system unifies the central components Of the variu%ls
analyzers which measure or sense stimuli and tranaform t~hem Into neural
processes. Its function is evaluating external factors. affei:ting the or-
ganism according to their biological significance, usstrq, cormergence, com-
parison of internal and external stimuli and synthesis c:E Werent impulses,
leading to action, inhibition or reinforcement. The isdJustmont factor used
is the most biologically significant stimulus. In this proct!ss the analy2ilig
system also stimulates the brain stem and controls a aoimipecl,fic activation
apparatus. Ex7-eriments by the author and others concermfng brilin stem
stimulation, inhibition, reinforcement an4 signal diffortntiatlon rare cited
to support the model for signal analysis proposed.
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USSR 1JDC 612.822.3+612.85
ANDREYEVA, V, N., KRATIN, Yga- -a.$ and KURBANOV, Sh., Oroup of the Neurophy-
siology of Central 721halysis of Signals, Institute of Phtruiolqgy imenl. 1, P.
Pavlov, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"Effect of the Duration of Sound Stimuli an the Analyzimil Activity of the
Brain"
Leningrad, fiziologicheskiy Zhumal SSSR iceni 1. M. Seflienova, Vol 56, No 9,
Sep 70, p, 1,193-1,207
Abstract. The effect of the duration of sound signals i:jii EM' and behavioral
respona.!s In conditioned reflex activity was ptudied in j:ats. The sound sig-
nals were gradually shortened from 3 to 0.015 sec. 11pow redoction of the
signals to 0.5-1.0 sec, behavioral reactions remained unt,thanned but the 1;en-
eral level of activation of the brmin rhythm was raisedt and the bioelectrIc
reactions of the brain to positive stimull aM stimuli 11avolving fine di~-
ferentiation becauBe of a modermte variation in the souwj fraijaeftey were
lengthened. In the 0.1-0.2 sec signal rangep actjvmttvj~ of Oia ~raitk 6:41im
increazed to a still greater extent and cmd1tionod rof1iii:x aqtAvity was con-
siderably disturbed. Prolonged successive Inhibition oug fallures in fine
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ANDREYEVA, V. N., et al, Fiziologicheakty Zhurnal SSSIt imemi 1. M. Sechenova,
Vol 56, No 9, Sep 70, pp 1,193-1,207
differentiation were observed, but tattlo be eliminateil by t-raining. The
signal duration of 0.015-0.030 see proved to be critical. Within that range
the background EEG activity increased sharply, desynefix-onization reactions
to all stimuli became protracted, conditioneA re:flex imtivity in most of the
animals bacame disorganized, and manifeinations of -wailmouiEi aippeared. Nomal
reactious could be restored by raising the.08n&L 4wri~O:Ion to the inltkal
level, but training was ineffective at this $tap,
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USSR UDC ol5.371:576.851,421.015.4;612.(115.6:-4ii'l.164.2
KRATINOVb.", POLYAKOVA, A. M., and KIIAR'KOVA, 14. 11., Scit.-litific RO-Worch
Antiplague Institute of the Cauca3us and Transcaucasus
"The Effect of Live Brucellosis Vaccine on Ascorbic Acid L.VveL; in AniudL
organs"
Moscow, Zhurnal M.1krobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiol.cgii, No 9, 1971,
pp 146-147
Abstract: The distribtition of ascorblc acid ums studiki in -mice, rats, and
guinea pigs after a single StUbLUtanlRous injection of If-vL briLwe]-losis vacclxi~-
from strains 19-BA and 104-M. The vaccine caused (-onsfd(.,r,%bW i;llift-, in
the animals' ar;corbic acid metabultsm. The wscorbl-c w1d lo:,viil tiropjwd,
for example, in the adrenals and myocardium all micq! and rats 0-ille risivil
in the skeletal muscles. In the gulnea pigu, vaccl.nat1om &