SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEBEDEV, S. YA. - LEBEDEV, V. P.

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020
TITLE--SECONUARY ELECTRON
ALPHA PARTICLES
AND
AUTHOR-(02)-UAUKEYEV,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
UNCLASSfFIED mdcj~,sstrir. DATr--150CT70
EMISSION ON REFLECTION J:RICPI 'FISSt0N FRAGMENTS
-U-
U*K.* LEBEOEV# S.YA*I:
~:SOURCE-FTZ. TVERD* TELA 1970. 12(2), 655
~j DATE PUBLISHED -- - --- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--SECONDARY ELECTAON EMISSIONo ELECTRUN SPO.,'CTRU14p ANGULAR
DISTRIBUTION# ALPHA PARTICLEP FISSION PRODUCT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/124t4 $TEP NO--UR/Olit/l
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115261
UNCLASSIFIED
dmwmm

I Ti i
MG
2/2 020 UNCL AS S I F I ED PRO. --S5 ING DATE---lbOl.
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115261
.,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tUl GP-0- ASTRACT. NE ENERGY SPECTRUM Or- SECUNOAkY
ELECTRONS ANo rHEIR ANGULAR 01SVRrBUTION i4ERE A f C 0 HD f: 0FOR ALPHA
PARTICLES, AS WELL AS FOR THE FISSIDU FRAGKENTSt VIE COS OMEGA LAW IS
'WELL OBEYED*
uIN C t. A SS 11: 1 E 0

i/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED, OATE-4130010
T1TLE--ANGjULAR AND TE%tPE-1-%ATURE FU:4CT[fTN4S, OF lohl F-LECTIAON ANO 10,11 ION
EMISSION 1K A GALLIUM ARSENIDE SIPIGLf": CRYSLtAL -,U-
AUTHOR HELYANOVSKAYAl N.M.
-103)-KAPUSTA, 0.1., LEBEDE
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE-FIL. TVERD. TELA 1970p 12(3)v 913:-AS
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
GS--GALLIUM ARSrNlUE# SINCLE CRYS' ALP THERMAL E~Ff KI't ION
TOPIC TA r
EMISSIONt ELECTRON
CONT~%OL M&:RKIJNG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRnXY REEL/FRAMEE-1991/1493 STEP
CIKC ACCCSSION %0--AP0I202!.!0
UN'.' L. A ~) S I F I V'0

212 035 UNCLASSIFIED Pkj:jCES$tr,I'G DATE--231)CT70
CIRC ACCESSION t4o--AP0120260
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-WI G9-0- A0SrRA.CT. A STUDY WAS 1,%06 (IF ANGULAj;- AND
TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF 1011C WiCTRI)NIC ANU IONIC IONIC 9J-0R PUS. IONS.)
EAISSION DURING B-043ARJmEw (IF GAAS SINGLE CRYSTACS I-AV jljil JJNS WITH AN
ENERGY OF 70 KFV. THE MEASUREMENTS WERlE CARRIEL) OUT UNDE'-t THE FJLLl)WvjG
CONDITIONS: VACUUM IN THE TARGET REGION 2 Till,-ES ll,.'l PRI(,AE ,4EG4,r1vc:r Mm
HG WITHOUT SEAM AND 15-o) TIMES 10 PkLME NEGATIVL-P "ri H'-'i 41fil 71;F 3EAMP
C.D. ON THE TARGET 0.5 MA.-CM PkIMUp TEMP. Illiff'10014L ('11-- THE ME-Al(,'lt-'4ENTS
100-600DEGREES. ANIGULAk 0EPFN0EiNCE IS GIVU-1 OF [J'41C [ONIC Ahit:, 111~41C
ELECTRONIC EMISSIONS OF TIJE (100) FACE ON ITS ROVAIION lUZ(llj%o Tl-IF Lloo)
AXIS ANO THE (IL01 AXIS. THE CURVES WERE RrCll`.10A') AT I'OE 5~)eCkfll,:N TEMP.
OF 550DEGREES* BOTH ANGULAR IJEP~NOENCES At~E QJA40),CrE-,l.!ED bY ANISJTROPY
OETD. BY A REGULAR DISTR16UTION (IF TARGET ATOAS, 7HF OEVF~Jtj~%CES
FOR THE (111).FACE 1014 ROTATION APOUND THE 1110) A,(FS Al i500E(;4-c6E$
SH014S ITS INVr--RSE COSINt: DEPENDENCE. TEMP. ("IF IONIC IONIC
AND IGNIC ELECTRIJINIC f-141%SIONS, CAI'l Uf- (tSED TO STUDY 11-11: KIINEIKS lti~
ANNEALING OF DEFFCTS. Tkif CUIEFFi. Of IONIC I-O'11C
PLATEAU AT HIGHER TEMPS. THAN THE COVPF.. OF IONIC, UKTRONIC EMISSION.
'THIS INDICATES THAT IONIC IONIC EMISStON 1.5 lk)OkEl~ i;ENSITIVE TO '111L PURIlY
OF THE SUkFACE.

V
PR0d.5SIfqG DATE--300CT70
036 UNCLASSUPIED
TITLE--ANGULAR AND TEMPERATURE UEPENGEnCES;0F THE SE-Cu,1140ARY if-MISSION OF
INOIUM ANTIMONIDE SINGLE CnYSTAI.S WRING,' AK(;UN JGN 0,1148ANGMENT -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-KAPUSTA, 3.1., LEBE0EVv S.YA.,10MELVANOVSKAYAt N4N#
,,,C()UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 197Ut 12(4)o 995-1000
!.dATE- PUBLISHED ------- 70
.~SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
,~,TOPIC TAGS--INOIUt4 ANTINOMIDEt SINGLE CRYSTAL, ARGON, ION 8088ARDMENTf
AMORPHUS MATERIALP ION EMISSIONY ELECTROIN EMISSLON,l THEAKAI~ LFFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0919 STEP NU--LIRIOISL/70/01~.1/00ft/0995,/1000
CIRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0121521
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 038 UNCLASSIFIED PROOiSSINI,', OAfE--~'OOCr70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121521
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTNACt. (ON ELECTR,O~N A110 ILIN ION EMISSION
WERE INVESTIGATED, DEPENDING ON THE TARGET TEMP. AND f*HE AN'GLE-, OF
INCIDENCE OF AR IC11145 WIT14 AN ENERGY OF 70 KEV 01w (1111:1 A40- (110) 1"ACES
OF SINGLE CRYSTAL INS8, AND YHE JEPENJENCE WAS f,)r-TO. DF IHE CDEFFS. OF
0*4 THE ENEAGY UF 30146ARDING
ION ELECTRON EIISSION I IQ~11S It'[ ~40k,,SAL
INCIOENCE ON THE ABOVE FACES* At SUFFICIENrLY HIGH 1ARGJ-.'T icKps., rHiA
RESULTS AGREE QUAL. WITH THE MOOEL OF rRAINSPARENCY If AC4;0(JNT 15 TAKEN
OF THE SHIFTS OF ATOMS IN THE SURFALE LAYERS OF THE ;CRYSI(A.Li. 1.4 1 HE
TEMP VARIATIONS OF THE COE.:F. OF ION ELECTKON E,41$1110,141: it DIFFERENT
REG15NS ARE OBSD., THE EXISTENCE OF WHICH IS RELATC-0 TO ANNEALM (If
I -K PRE E ON
RADIATION DEFECTS AND TO VARIATIUNS IN T"E AIMORPNOIJli, LAYfE 5
JHE SURFACE.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 620,178,3
NM
ISMEV T. A. MARI T. K. and OSTASM, T. V, p Lan~lngrwi :Polytechnic
"Criteria for Estimating Cyclic Strength of Couposite 1*i4ariaU"
Moscoul Zavodskava Laboratoriya# Vol 39, No 8# Aug 73j pt) 994-M
Abstracti Questions of forecasting cyclic strength of ji91nfc,,:o1)d composite
materials am considered. A coefficient ot affectivo pilt~jecthan K Is
introduced uhich is based on the linear Increase of qzychlc attength of -the
material In relation to the incroasing volumetric corrIgaL of :beinforcement.
The area of coefficient projectlon lion between I.t, a, acti. This artic.1c, presents the icloa~; of jvroduciion of
tile C(-.!

USSR
LEBEDEV, V. A., Teoriya Veroyatnostey 1,yeye Primenealya, 1973, Vol 18,
No 2. pp 427-431
0.31 (11 .0 n
0. g)
L
oma
with initial conditions ir (T. T) 1r (Ir) and
0. T)
&
QIth initial conditions -,r (T, T) ((I, B) Tho bas kc. moments of the
proof of the existence and uniqueness of tho sollition of t1it!, fol ]owing
systm of equations are given:
Y* '0
OL W
with initial conditions t a (T, T) of rather gonera I j'() 1,111.
Authol"s view
3/3

Hydraulic and rneumatic
USSR
UDC 627.81.-.551.01(47+57)
BOYKOVA, K. C., SHEVCHEDIKO, G. bi., anj..~LUar,.L V. A.
"Principles of Hydrologic Calculations ;nien Planning F.m.,inew ing Measuz~:s to
Protect National Economic Projects in tho Far East Flon.filng (19671)"
Izuch. i ispol'z vodn. re-sursov SSSR. 1966-1967 -- V ob, (ftudy and Ui;v of
USSR River Resources. 1966-1967 -- Collection of Worl~jj~, 4'4auka vzef;s,
1970, p 74 (fzom M-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No :~, Feh-, 71, Abstract
No 2 D20)
Translation: 17his article contains a study of tile proll,lem ~'ff e-qeditlac", Of
applying the time lag constant (far the rise and fall. in calctil;-it i Otis
of high rain floods cau:3ing significant flooding of 9111pre atells. One o'T: Lhi-~
problems was to determine the possible docrense of sto-age cjF tho Zvy!i,k:i,- ~-xidl
Dagmarskiy Hydroelectric Power Plant HeSet-VC)irB and had to avijid sign1f:icillit
flooding in the tailrace in doing 0&3. The obtminad iliehemii Ior anal-,,zInI.,
the flood hydrograph in the autlvt. consfdi-ring the natm-ral ~:raritiforiaation
offers the possibilitv of Sufficiently well-founded of thc droj.-
in height of the flood wave as the result of regulatAmIl, t1he Timoff fron
reservoirs and channel capacity. An example. of calculitting, the infliv') and
transformation of flood waters by channel capacity and reseivoirs considering

USSR
BOYKOVA, K. G., et al., Izuch. i ispol'z vodn. resurnov 11;55R.
V sb. (Study and Use of USSR River Resourceii. 1966-1967 -- Collection of
Works), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, p 74 (from M-Elektrotekhtiflta i
Energetika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2 D26)
the flood formation centers is presented. !The ordindtas of the Ing curves
for T and n from 2 to 12 were calculated cn. the Fromin' iN)--puj.e-r. Calcu-
latious of the maximum flood runoff:are pres,euted.
2 12

Inol o~lduiids
U-SSR UDC 6611.8715'$22 + 541.134
SEREGIN, V. H., P(YYARYOVi,:A. H., NKCHXI~IY, I.. Y., and
LEBEDEV A
RASPOft-,~. P., Ural PolytecImical InstItute Ime-,ni S.,?[. K:Lrov,
Sverdlovsk
"Thermodynamic Properties of Liquid Alloys in the Systlimi Uriintum-Galliutre'
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, Vol 41, No 3, Mar V3, pli 712-714
Abstract% Thermodynamic properties of t-hL'-' UGa3 compoulid and liquid 501~jtions
in equilibrium with this compound bave b~een inventigatIgI by ineans of e.d.s.
method in temperature interval 42:1-811*C. 71te data a~ireed we.11 with litera-
ture values. Existence of WO m0dificaOQns Of UG43 has bow-M proposed tafth
characteristic 6H and AS values, constant. in a wide irmage o1' temperatures.
The high temperature form Of UGa3 Is mode, stable and opleru4l.

USSR UDC: 519.2
LEBEDEV,)[,A.
"On Transformation of Systems of Stochastic Differenti401 Equa~ions"
Teoriya veroyatnostey i yeye primeneniya (Probability T~wcry and its
Applications), 1972, 17, No 4, pp 746-751 (from RMi-Kib4irnettka, No 5,
May 73, abstract No 5V93 by R. Liptoer)
Translation: Let (x#.'re. t;---Rl9f)S
ARE GIVEN IN THF APTICLE. ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTA.1il,r Fl)'~ Tiff
DIFFEREICE IN CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THI.F. ELF41,-NTS 111:*L(INGING To vjF
SECOND PERIOD, C, N, 09 F, AND THOSE WItICH AR11f: A.'14LOGUES 01= TiiE
THIRD PERIOD# Sit Pt S, CL, 1.IES 1.4 THE FACT THAT ~THE VLEOPONS OF THF
FORMER GROUP ARE P, CAINOSYMMETRICS AND OF THE LATTER hR.E REPE4TED P,
:.SYMMETRIC$. . THE CAINO-SYMMETR.Y PHE"EN014 OF C, !,ij, 01 -,F 4-TOMIS IS THAT
THE ELECTRON DENSITY MAXIMA OF THEIR ZP*ELECTr40N$ ARE I.J.1CATED t~EVIER Tli F
'(ft C11+019CAL BOND, AS
NUCLEUS THAN THOSE OF 2S PAIME2* ELECTRONS. STN(, IT
WAS ESTABLISHEO BY THE AUTHOR (LEREDEV 19b7i 19691w Ili DUE TO 114F-
OVERLAPPING or-iTHE 14AXIMA OF VALEMIT EkeCTRONS IN THEIR 1~451C OR EXCITED
STATE, THERE MUST BE SHARP OIFfERFNCF$!0ftWEFN C j~01D Fjlp P14 AND 11, AND SO
QN* SUCH OIFFERENCSS EXISTIN REALITYI
FIED

USSR UD.C.-
LE!~ T.
"Interference Stal-,Jlitv Reserve rf Tj-
T;egrated L emeats"
V sb. pribGry v ttikhv. ~iektrlc!-=a~
trical Cormunications T-echnoloo-colleotian of' workc-) Vjqp.
1970, pp 104-115)
Translation: ':"ne author giv,~~s 'the resul'~s of ctLicu~atdon :X tlie
interfererce resis-.ance fr,-- ~Uade-zrmnniator,
circuits with direct connections, exl, ciramits vith cam-wr.
tiOn iG giVen t0 3111a-ly'Zin,- tne resenre f'U (4i). 1 f~or
% I.S 0 1
as the most dangerous interference. 'The resenvi (U(- Vw.
tive polarity is greater as a rule than U ra L
firm-ed "V exneriment. Nine illustrations, One table' of
Res und .

USSR
LEBEDEV, V. I., Avtomat. upr i vvchisl.~ tekhn., Vyp. 10, Kjacow, Wishinos-
troyettiye Press, 1972, pp 141-164
perceptron is investigated in the fom of tile variitii~m problem of ildna-lizing
the functional of the conditional. Bayes ~ rise- by s4electing Oic extremalt; with
simulcaneous variation of the thresholds of, the effecg.ors .1od weights of tile
A-elements.
In the paper a study was also maile of the caustis of musattsfactory
execution of individual steps of cite solution of the mcogm[tion problcm in
Me perceptron, and reco=endatlons are vwde with reallect to their optitaiza-
tion. When planning, designing atid optimizing tite peraeptri.-m, tile knourn
methods of the classical recognition thoory can be wgid. The bibliography
has 15 entries.
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87

USSR UDC S. 74
LEBEDEV, V. I.
"Statistical Analysis of the Percept:con"
V sb. Avtomat. upr. i vychisl. tekhn. (Automatic Caiitrol and Comouter Tech-
nology -- Collection of Works), No 10, Moscow, "Has"hinostxoyieniye," 1972,
pp 141-164 (from Uh-Matematlka, No 9. Sep 72, Absttact'No 9V678)
Translation: An adaptive recognition devLce of the perceiptran type ~s dis-
cussed from the position of a general formulation PI! the problem of pattern
recognition. A series of solutions of typical probl~,ems to, pattern ritcogui-
tion consists of four stages: measuremeaLs of the pattern parameterfl, forma-
tion of a system of indicators, determination of statistical descriptions of
separate classes in the chosen space of iudicators, imid c4)rLBtructfcn of a
separating surface. The paper shows that the nechaniLtm f4,r solving the
recognition problem iu a percepcron is encompassed i1i the g-.(v'Pn sequence.
The nonoptimality of the structure of the paramecer ivIjace., 41 Parceptron
achieved by its retina, and the low inforzative capai.,:Ity of statistical
descriptions of the separated classes in this space ore ncted. A mure
interesting feature of the adaptive recognition austmaton of the perctptron
type is its learning mechanism. Perceptron leatn' -ngdo colisidered in the
form of a variational problem of the adnimization Of the flinctional o! the
1/2

USSR
LEBEDEV, V. I., Avtomat. -upr. I Xychisl. tekhst., No .10, Iforscow, "Mashinc)-
stroyeniye," 1972, pp 141-164)
conventional risk bias by selecting extremals witIl it simitltaneous Change in
the thresholds of the effectors and weights of' the it,-elemout:3. The. pape-r
also discusses the reasons for the uns4xisfactoty fj~.Ifillwtnt of indLvidual
stages in the solution of the recognition problem iii a pexceptron, acd
recommendat ions are made for their optimization. FiUmiliar methods of the
classical recognition theory can be used in design-ing and optimizing a
perceptron. 15 ref. Authors abstract.
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USSR Wit 62-1.791.72:691-37".8
LEMEV, V,jj~., GRANITSAI V. T., and GRA511CHUNp V. P. , T=titute of Electric Welding
imeni Ye. 0. Paton, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSIR
"The Kffect of Radiation Pulse Shape on the Depth of the Zone of F"-ion During
Laser WeldiVI
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarkaj No 10, Oct T
), pp 10-12
Abstract: The authors present the rezults from &tudyinj; Lhe rjtture of thj! relation
between depth in the fusion zone Lu~A radiation energy dw,-Lng the ef fect Of variouss
pulses. The results show that the shape of a radiation vith exponentially
varying power with respect to time is most rational, sinc~e it tinr3ures max4mal
depth of fusion and minimal energy loss,, Copper, plate was, tised a-v the material
'to be welded by the optical laser*

USSR UJ)C: 539.4
GUSHCHA, 0. 1., LEBEDEV, V. K., GUV, A. N.., KkWORT, F. G.,, Kiev
"Some Results of the Application of the Ultrason[c Nonde5tructive Mothad of
Measurement of Residual Stresses" i
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti. No 8, Aug 73, pp 71-73.
i
Abstract: A method of nondestructive mea 4i ureme tit. of bh-tial i-eiidual stt-e-.,-sc~,
is described, based on the regularities *of propagation (if ULri-asonic waves
in solids. The results of its practicaL applic,?tion to the analysis of
stresses in specimens and structural elements in -the 10%orituory, as well as
measurement of residual stre~ises in existing structurtn at wlxLninum plants
are presented.

USSR UDC fil"I.372.6.0,149.75-416
LISENKO, G. A., DRITOV, L. A., ZAY'rSF',', P. P. ,1,L4 L'1:41.' V. r,",V I 1XV, 4).
"Unahielded Bound Four-Layerllic"00triPltne of 9upcrh,j:3;h Fgailuency Integrated
Circuits"
Tr. Ullyanovsk. poitteklin. in-ta (Works of Vl'yanovsk Polytechnic lnst~tute),
Vol 6 'No 3, 1971, pp 193-199 (from RZIi-Radiotekhnikaq No 01~ Oct 71, AbsLrazt
No 10BI19)
Translation: A study was made of an unshialded 4and 1,44ie t:rnpri.-sinr an ext:ernal
shield and central conductors of rectangtilar crotis vt~ition iirr-anged in a i1ve-
layer semiconductor substrate. The second, thiril aiiql f;HtI-,t layers arq! Inst.Aa-
ting layers which prevent modulation of the semitondiricitor conductivity; t1w
first layer is a plastic filler. The primary parazatorit of the line (Linear
capacitance, leakage condumuice 4md inductance) were inalcol-sted. rhe calcula-
tion was performed for cophasal and antiphase waves. Plere lip I illustratioa
and a 12-entry bibliography.
1/1
BID

USSR UDC 621.791. 7$6.01,1-146. 821
GUREVICH, S. H., BLASHCHUK, V. Yo., NOVOILOV, V. I., MIld,
Institute of Electric Welding Imeni Ye. 0. Paton
"Local Thermal Processing of Welded Veseele Made of 03 Tiwxilum AlIvy"
V_iev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarlta, tin 2, Feb 71, pp 12-1.4
Abstract: A study was made of the possibilities for :vumovLtqj the res!.dual
stresses in the weld seams of AT3 vesselo and in the. itirea near the seams by
local thermal processing. Because there were no available (Ijita on the re-
sidual stresses in the AT3 alloy, the nat:ure and wictullit of these stresties
in welded joints of thick sections of Of! matal h4Ld to b~.- iiqtwdied through
experimentation, which was clone (ni approximately squaicti spiiietffions of the
alloy. Preliminary work, consiuting of heating Lhe oll,ocimeal to 0100-030%
for two hours, then cooling, was to determitie the extinit to uthich the
residual stresses in the welded seam and ita sur-roundilngs wvre removed
and whether local heating could reduce the long i tuditill.1 ren4d.ual atrel3i;es.
The latter received special attention since cracks in titaml.vtm alloy wq!ldg
are usually at right anglas to the seamo The ral,duall stri.-Ilwies were m!a-
sured with DK-20 tensometero. 'It is coulcu4ed that 141-val tj*larmal treatzent
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GUREVIM, S. M.!, et al, kvtomaticheskay4t Sv.arka, kievo No 1, 1971, pp 12-14
is effective in reducing or eliminating,residual lonslltudiwal strCGueti,
and such treatment is reco=ended for circular weldw iia vewunIs. A table
of.the stresses measured with and wftho4t local tharsi4 I pro ~moslng is
given.
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1/2 029 UNCLASSIFIC-0 PIPUICEIMNG OATE-040EC70
TITLE--ARGON ARC WELDING -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-LESE 5TEHK0VSl-.4Y,
-QfY, V.K- i PENTEGOVI I#y*jp
14. N
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 248115
''REFERENCE--CITKRYT[YA, IZOBRET.* PROM. OaRAITSY, TOVARNYE,MAKI BUL
DATE PUBLISHED--05JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONIC-S AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.s MECI-1-, IND-i CIVIL AND
MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--INERT GAS ARC WELDING, WELDING EQUIPMENTis P04ER SUPPLYt
THYRISTORt ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER# ELECTIttC CAPAC roLv pArl-NI
Ca4TROL HARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3004/1047 StEP ?40---UlZ/04 (12 /1 ('.1/0,)() 10010 /0000/0001,')
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA013t6Ol
UNO _$141

2/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED PRJ)CE5r)l-NG DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0131601
-:,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT . WICROFICHE (~F 481;TRACT CONTAINS
GRAPHIC INFORMATION. ARGON ARC WELDING WIFH POW'E~lR rR10ISFORMER,
VARIABLE CHOKE AND A BATTFRY OF CAPACITUR$ ALL IN ISERIJ:5 ifITti THE
WELDING ARC, IMPROVES WELDING BY INrRODUC.jNG A CONiTROLLED D.C. CUAREUr
COAPONENT INTO THE WELDING CIRCUIT WITHOUT MAI;"PNET~A,, 131,lkS ()F THE: POWEER
TRANSFORMER, AN EXTRA SECO.NDARY WINDING I$ APPLIC-C)l TO I'HE YRANSFOR,4=7a.
THIS WINDING FORMS, IN CONJUCTION WITH THIF SATURAFRION (,Jl0KC- AND TiiE
RECTIFIERt A D.C. SOURCE WITH A $HARPi.Vi DROPPING Cj'-iARlo:.TE4lsTIC AND
CONNECTED TO THE ARC GAP VIA AN L SHAPED FILTER. ; O)ARAL-LEL 'TO TKE
CAPACITOR BATTERY ARE PLACED A TRYRISTOR AND A RESUSTOIL WHICH PR-OTECT
THE CAPACITORS FROM OVERVOLTAGE WHEN Fk~-- ARC IS SR~IKEN, THE CONTROLLING
ELECTRODE OF THE THYRISTOR IS CONNVECTED TO ITS ANIJOE YLA A RESISTOR, A
VOLTAGE STABILISER AND UNCONTROLLED DIODEP ALL IPd ISERIHS-6
FACILITY; INSTITUT ELEKTROSVARKI IM Y~~ 0. PATONAls.
I L~ ij

USSR UOC 621. 791. 72:535.14: 621.315.3
7.V EDEV.___V. K.. and GRANITSA, V. T.
"Laser Welding of Insulated Winding Wires"
Kiev, kvtomaticheskaya svarka, No 3, Mar 72, pp 7641.
Abstract: Described are experiments conducted at: Oie ENctric Weldinf,?
institute imeni Ye. 0. Paton involving laser weldln;j; of oyJJndr1caJ. and
flat terminals of insulated winding w;lreis. The welilling waii done wItIl
a modernized b-L-2 ruby-crystal unit by ovorlapping. A CLjrVL1 ShOVs tilL,
dependence of the weld strength on radtation enerp,:y W. 11.1.0i increasini:
energy, the weld strength increases, attains Its namimum,imul then sl%iothl.y
decreases. Based on both visual an& petallographir 4ixamjjL.-jLions, thq
decrease in strength is attributed to vaporization caused b- tile incivasc
Y
in energy. Under optimum conditions tile strenj!ch of! ~~ctldod Joints
comes to 70-90% of that of the wire. The study inilLcatei; the feasibllivj,
of laser- radiat ioll welding for VinifloX-fimulated v.1milln,'; wlre. Thii- new
technique elinlillILOS the Limu-consklmfitg operat[ont; Oich 4111 11tripping",
deareasing, fluxing,and t1itnina, (2 $11ustratlonol

USSR UIDC .539-3
GUZI, A. N., MAKHORT, F. G., GUSHCH&, 0. 1., liBED1.70 Xt K
11 1 -8iqAT,-?
Institute of Mechanics, Academy of Sclencj~s, I ;Iln
Institute of Electric Weldine, Aoadorqr of ScjjeK1jj:ea,, Ukrainian
33H (Kiev) 1.
"On the Theory of Wave Propagation In an Blast:IL(-, Inotropic Body
With Initial Deformations"
Kiev, Prikladnaya Melchanika, 'Vol 6S No 12, D91) 1.970o PP 42-4~)
Abstract: The influence of Initial deformatiom upioi~ the r3ropa-
gation velooity of elastic waves in an, i3obropl.a baily is stu(Lied
within the framework of the theory of finite tjjijti*:1 doformations
and several variants of the theory of mmall lul~tial 4!jeformtlons
in terms of Lagrange coordinatest with the usio Tof Gpoien's dtl-
formation tensor. Proof is given of the oondliiionis that must bo
sati3fied by the form of th* elastic potentinlAn oj~der to ex-
plain the exporimentally obNLined ruls,s. Resq,o~rch .1yosults for
organic glass are presented. The valuon ot siualotud-4ind third-
order elastic constants for organia g3Ass otre Giompul;ed. 2 figuribs,
1/1 15 bibliographic entriss,

J#140040710-
uR o482
L
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I Cb0imical,, Dervemt,,-~O-~'V
235861 RESISTANCE 8UTT,rL1)1XG of
macerfal-*1 which'bave it censlouncit ~.v briitr-
lenotse, in-4olves msing instead of w straiiAbt W.Itt
a aaw-rooth shapoed or unduilatinig jpiat ;cf the No
facing plates. During the uplittting opexlttionAhe
projectOns of one end amcch tha depress toil nil ol tile
other end, The sig-x4ig I fnc:of fwalon~ pr*)Wlv~y' thil
origin or cracks. 4.9.6?. is 1JO,5267if2$-2Tj
V.K.LEBEDZV 'at AUX, C O~V(j 'ton F.Lecti-mvIA4 lit 1*iI
(4.7.69.) Bul.6124.1.69. ortlaox ?'1h. Tnz.Ctl~ Mk~
ATJTHORS-. Ya u. D.; Sakhatlikiy, G. F.
vorskiy Y
Yushchenka, K. A.; aild--On~
Institut Elektrosvarld imW. Ye. 0.
19750347

U3SIII
v
UD" 5,39.01.0-11
KoTovf P. 1. p LF_3MTVs V~ 1,!
Aviation Tecjvjojo~;ic,,j:L 'lad MEXCITLOTi N, ~.,o C o
,titLj_a
"The Creop o _P VT-114 Tit =.i,,= Aj.joy unaer
tionato
Kiev, Proble:-,:,- F,~,ocil--jostis 10 1,aY 73, i~x~ 54-57
Abotract: The accumul!Ition O.f (,,rcl(,!r ~4*1,~_.I.i
,"Id tj, C)
lure Conditions of VT.'-IA alloy were
lo,,,,d in the 2.5-50 "d ~O
creep dolo-,-,,j-1-j0~1 (,)f rorniltin, lar
.. . U (
,fo"L ~!' 4~ t!;I(I, _.11
conditiona, 'L)J(~
_)Ility L, f v. 1"o, 1
quent cyclic 10a" . litil
Ivitil failupo jec-.,aasos; t*.-io chm.r1o o-4*' thp, do-
pends on o~!.~rc IlLs , a-
cyclic ana', ot'a-14,ic 1 o a d n. A t d io _- o nlvwolo
cxvalues, the creep Carl al ila-prov:Ln.",7 V,'t~:Ij Ii
influmace On tile dith
quency', VIM eflroct Of Cliclicit'r
nitude o' uitimitc croo,,)

USSR UDC.- 620.172
MERKULOV, V. N., KOTOV, P. I., LFBEDEV, V. 14., Moscow
"Short-term Creep of OT4 Alloy"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 11, Nov 72, pp 57-S9.
Abstract: This worl sti.idies the short-term creep of O,rjj titj,.jjijj
as delivered by the manufacturer at tewperatures of 100,.500 a:nd. 600" and at
rather high stresses, amounting, to 55-100t of the tensiLo stn'!ngth. In the
400-600*C temperature range, the short-term creep of 0TJi allo,,r is acco.-almnied
by significant hardening. The tomperawre level at whkh hardening disappcars
with short term creep is about 640%. In the 400-600' tempeniture level, the
short term creep of OT4 alloy can In iatisfactoril), dvuribcd by an equation
based on the hy-pothesis of hardening when the hardimbig 4ieasurv is the 1-11clited
creep deformation.

LISSR 5 2 48 4
LEBEDEV, V. M. , ARDULRAGIMOV, P. G.
"Acoustics of an Onera and Ballet Thea-.er In Bill.-till
st. Ma-ce=,-'~aiv "al.;chln. nauchn. 11--l stro~it.
Gosst-zova SSSR. 0-rd. infor-n.-i
1~7j
(Materials of the Sclenti fic Confe-mrc of Tou-11-g S 6-10-TA-tIC :er's Cf
Scientific Research Inst-itute of St2"actura~ Physics of- USS~"I.
Department of infomation-Publishing and Patent-Licim:e 11,:irk, ~1.170 -- Collec-
t
~cn of Works), Moscow, 1970, pp 76-79 (from
i 1~1(141), Dec
ribstract No 12'"71h854)
Trarzslat-lcn: 'T1;e 'ball has a vol-=rie i,-)f 1100 in,3 and ts di1!!iilr1rei'. fcr 1,201-' :0911-1S
and has good acoustics. Xeasiux*menv~ were madet of the -~inti in -in
empty and half-f%ill ha-11 and al~jo wif:h a Clorjed fire cuittiuln. Tl%e nta--tweme:-~ts
were conducted in t~.e -ftequency rangiii 125 Uz - 6 k1lu and -t~~w: the haLl
has a high reverDeration time. (2.21 rsec). Tho diat-rfl)ij1:i,cjii nf "Ibm ii-aticriary
signal level av,!r t"le r4a~a w4-..E; nyiasia,eel and tl~e leveil of 1:1rii-I ritflertIms was
calculated for certain points, A concentration of soizd jj~-ong the longitudinal
axis of the hall was observed. 1. L.

difference he"waolm dwwc~,vrs
constint com
Valves. Tho diffamea"44 ti
I of
relat
-i~tvttl
olf.
ia
a0'14 6, indl t 11 ltitdc:dl
I- mi 1! 114, IV his
tp!1114tog, $Jylit a; ~to

'o P "'A
AA9028462

1/2 025 UNCLASSI FIEO PIIOCIE~SING DATE--23ocr7o
TITLE--K[Gli TEMPERATURE X RAY STUDY 13F THE PER(JVSKIVI- MODIFICATION 131'
CDTIO SUB3 -U-
~,IAUTH0k-(03)-LEBEl)EVv V-4.9 VENEVTSEYt YQIN-t ZHotNl*llvr G.->.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSk
SOURCE 371-9
--KR ISTALLOGRAF IYA 1970t 15 12)
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES ANU OCEANOGRAPHY, PW($l(:S
.TOPIC TAGS--CA0MIUM COMPOUND, TITANATE, X RAY STUOVo .41 m, m-%L. cw I f.- i>(m tir ,
'ITY
NIOLIIUM GXIUE# HIGH TEMPERATOAl EFFECT,t ANT IG
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIO14S
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRaXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0319 STEP ~'4U--Uk/0070/i-I.IYOI'i/IJ02/0377,fi)371?
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119306
UNCLASSIFIED

025 UNCLAS51FIE0 1,114~:JCPS$ tN~J" 0AT[--2.1JC!7j-0
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119306
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AIISTRACT. A HIGH TEI-W, (EQUAL TO
1200DEGREES) X RAY OiFFRACTION STUDY OF THE PhASE IRAINSAIIIIIN IN Tti~
PEROVSKITE MODIFICATION LIF CDTIO SIJI13 WAS MADE rt) (LAR11:Y 1HE
CONFLICTING LirERATUPE DATA ON rill-'- CURIE TEMP. Ali[) 1'!i',-- 'f1tp,,r4S1T[0N !-i1.,014
THE FERROELEC. TO THE ANTIFERROELEC. STATE, iiiE Ti~-,)T SIII:CIMENS WER~
PR00. BY THE USUAL CERAMIC Pl-',OCr--I)URE 11Y FIRING tivICE 4AT I050DH;i\'f-E-S
AND 12500EGREES) A STOICHIOME'rRIC MIXT. OF PURE 1:01:10 S1.113.3 AND TIO SU82
JN A COO ATM. TO PREVENT DECOMPN. OF TO COTIO SU13,!f FORMED. w i T i i I ,ti
TEMPe RANGE- STUDIEDr THE SU6LATTICE OF COTIO su(.,3 !j,1jsrj~[1tiEL) RONOCLINIC
OISTORTION. AT ROOM TEMP.v THE LAITICF,' PIRA,4ErEi\,s couctoE WiTti
LITERATURE DATA. WITH INCREASING TEMPo, PARANIFTER11 A E-QUALS Ct 13t AINID V
PRIMEONETHIRD TEND TJ INCREASE ANO PA4A.METERS rl(:TA, AND 44--A Dr-CREASE4.
THE RESULTS CONFIRMED AN EARVIER CONCLU$10N THAT C;j)YI0 SU113 H-IS A CURIE
TEMP. OF E&JUIVALENT 960DEGREES All) THAT 13ELOW tHIS TE49. T41: COMP0. IS
ANTIFERROELEC. THE CHARACTER OF 'FHE TRANSITION AT THE CURIE POINT is
SIMILAR TO THAT EARLIER REPORTED FOR NANDO SUB3. FACIL171f:
NAUCH. ISSLED. FIZ. KHIM. INST. 141. KAR.PO'VA, HOSCILIN, USSR.

1/2 009 UNCIL 0 si r- I Ed pjjl0CE$li,rNG DATL--040EC70
TITLE--EFFECT OF 714: PHOSPHORUS NUTRITION LEVEL 014 '11flE ~Jil:,IAVE PART OF THE
APPLE TREE ROOT SYSTEM -U-
AUTHOR-LEBEDEVs V.4.
-,.COUNTRY OF INFO--US'JR
SOURCE--AGROKHIMIYA 1970t (4), 32-7
DATE PUBL ISHED ------ 70
SUBJECT AREAS--AGRICULTURE, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDMAL SICIEN~'.C-S
TOPIC TAGS--AGRICULTURE CROP, HYDROPONICS,v PHIlsipl-WAVS COMPOUND, PLA'AT
PHYSIOLOGY
,CONTROL MARKING--N0 RESIRicritipis
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/0466 STEP
CTRC ACCES'SION NG-AP0134~3~i

OWN pq MERIN 19W
1006M
212 009 UNCLASSI FIEU D41E-0436C70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134234
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U9 GP-0- Af~s TRACT. A P 11L E: 'rRf:L. SEE0l.lrl,;') WE;li~,; GROWIN 1,11
WATER MEDIA CONTG. VARIOUS AMTS., 131- P. 41 DEFEGI~'-:,NCY ;wor
SYSTEM ACTIVITY; THE ACTIVE SURFACE 1,14CREASED IN SIZI-1. TiriC ACTIVE ROOTS
INCREASED IN DIAM., AND ROOT HAIRS [NCREASE0 IN NO. iitTri INCRE~%SPIG
DOSE OF Pr THE ROOTS BECAIE LONGER 13UT THEIR WT. i,~E:C-R1:ASk0v AND
RESPIRATION BECAME MORE INTENSE, DEAD ROOT!i ALM05T i,)ISAPPEAikE0. THE
'I EM 1. r
PRODUCTIVITY OF THE ~ROOT SYS A,140 T! Ii ' OTAX. Wl*.~ Or- 1HE SEEDL.1tv6ps
INCREASED. FAC:LITY.' PL:ODuoVpsHcH. J~tcsT. IM4 ~MICHURINA.j
MICHURINSKt USSR.

VSSR LIDC: 6-2'C.7()3.(-:
VOL'FSON, A. I., MAHOVA, 11. Ye., ClfE'R'11YSKF3`, V. V. % 1;X'HFDI-;Y, V. U., F-JJ'A-
JaK, V. V. !III ~~ ~ t - ,
"Some Electr,.,I~hysical Characteristicu of Ancdic Filmv cn B.-I'y1lilini"
Moscow, Zashchita k!etallov, Vol 9t, No 3, May/Jun 73, Vil) 3461-3117
Abstract: The electrcphysictO. rrop-ertii-.ts of tLncil.-A,^, c~xJ;k,, an. 1:3ery-11ii::1 ''~,Ie r
studied by nicasuring breakdotrn voltage anti capac"'tev~cE!,. sn~
mens in the fcrm of disc.- had thro.,-aded ho3es in the t3urface
screwin - in V95 a-baminum alloy conductive rads insul-:itit!iI 'by a of
vax and rosin. Befor,- arcclizing, flic. sjiecimt.-~m; verv ard t.~!,:n
o,:idized in a 205 aqueous solutionA ef CrOj. Curr-ent, vni -10 Ajli-!'-~,
and temperature was 20'C. 'Rie resultant I'Uas lint] a tli.-;ck jorous
layer and P- th-111n, barrier cn the metal siqle-. FJI,;-,
in the same solution. a Toflnn ring vas.prei~vt--,,d uig..,navilt tliv vcrolls
layer and filled wit!~ mercury. Hijrh surf4ce tenc~cn t-.hi! tr.~rciiry Cr,~:71
filling the vorc-s in 'rhk~ filir. In the ro~qulf:iait in
pares and the film oxiae se,-vo-l iLs the d1a1ccLr4,L-, tti r a j it.v i t. i -,ri i., r.,
determince, by the UA,'Al Udchuec-v of them a xWe J'thi, TIte rtql~ultl;
112

-USSR
VOWFSON, A. 1. et al. Zashchita Metallov, Val 9, 110 3, 73, P~)
346-347
measurements show that film thickness rrmaiiis ol-w_stant wit-Ii
time. Measurements of' the critical breakdown voltagi~ of tl,ir J'J I.r-. con.-
firmed the capacitance neasurements. Tbich filmi, foi-mad ovor a 3-4 hour
period can withstand voltages up to 1000Y.
2/2

. . .. .... I I-M
USSR UDC 021.357,13:669,725(OU.8)
VOL I FSON, A. I. LIMOV, V. S. , POLQNSKIY, E. L. , ~~RKOWi, N. Ye.
CHERNYSHOV, V. V., LEBEDEV. V. N
'Wethod of Anodization of Beryllium and Its Alloys"
USSR Author's Certificate No 305210, Filed 5/02/170, PUbLISIM1. 13/07/71,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, hhimiya, No 2, 11972, Abstract 110
2 L241 P from the Resume).
Translation: A r-~~---thod of atiodization of berylltuta and ~Lrs alloys in all
electrolytc containing It 3BOV differijig, in that in ordaIr to lncrea!ic tho
corrosion resistance of the Mr.,., ethylav glycol and ahimiiu are intm-
duced to the electrolyte in the followitig rvIntionship ri:/1)1 ethylene.
glycol 50-ISO, If 3B03 30-100, 251 animonla solution, ml, 41()-100, and the pro-
cess is conducted at 10-400, V 0.2-2 a/dAl
c

Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service,; Gode'.
CHEMICAL ABST'
111543k Synthesis of fluorroalkenyl
kin L. L; Weiner
U~�kT Ixz'AUJ' ' V4mk SZR, Ser.
(Ru'ss). Rezetion of BuLi Ivith I-Illetl
2-Li deriv. (1), which in FtOC4.fti, adde
of a fluoro olefin in Ft,-0 at - 30 to - '00
6-10 lit at rooin tetup.. gave tlie FuUotviv
a-carburanes:
67--:-#L'.*; CFa. b.--, 42-50*. and 0-Isle
also prepd. wete o-McCJ3,,iji,.CCF:Q
m. 150-21"; and Us. m. :'M-2% I in
autoclave with 32 g CF2:Cj7CI S lit at
tions, be., 68-70'. and N., 70-:~)** eu0i
trans isomers of 1-tuethyl-2-diflitiortwhi
about 30-70 ratio aLcording to N.MR an
The NMR speLtra of the products irtre ri
tion with C2174 Have only t1a.. trians j!KI
butyltne gave only the produo of doubl
OfTeaLmritproportionu*d. Vitltlswe
)Karboranoz. -q Oar-
Oorg. Sr'Wivil', N-11 ,4-13-%-'- '.
Vhivy~~ 1970, 1), K-2
+"Art4)rI4nC tm-4' the
6veg 6- 10 Otr to4, !Kiln.
, ~nally in *n autaj:hive
CI'j W.,
Tiall C fit. lG7--Tk3*;
5W lolildcme-O F.
'taGi-Cilis veateill
)M' temp. Rave
)I which cantaini:441
rovinyl-o-cutxvt~n~ -4 itj
ehrningogtaplii4' i' tA.
wrttil in detail ~11C-
3q, 10jile I)CF114144,040-
sufAlltutiaii rqp III-ss
~5413 ":'C
0'~ M. K0.44411PI1,11
REEL~JR

[
112 007 UNCLASSI FIEO, PROCE SS ING PATE--IISEP70
.TITLE--INEXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES IN SCIENTIFIC ORG01144'rintj; OF LABoR -U-
'A
4UTHOR-LESEDEVIV.N.
.............
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOt)RCE--MOSCOW, VESTNIK SVYA119 RUSSIANj NO FFORUAII.Y 11070t P 2
E PUBLISHED ---- FEB70
!SUBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIORAL ANO SOCIAL SCIENCES
4OPIC TAGS--LA13OR POLICY, LAF30R EMPLOYMENT, COMMUNICA1110N MiRSON11FLt BONUS
ZONTROL M4RKIflG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
OCUMENT-CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PPOXY PEEL/FRA4E--1999/1472 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0107906
L

2/2 007 UNCLAS $IF I EQ P R lilts E S S 11413 l-) !% T F -- I i S ;-: R 7 0
C1RC ACCESSION NO--AP0107906
ABSTA'ACT/EXTRACT--I)J) GP-0- ABSTRACT* IMPROVEMENt l,')I: THE 2,'iGPNI?ATI::)N ')F
LABOR AT THE ENT6PRISES WITHIN T14E SYSTEM 0-- THE 111INII.SARY OF
COMMUNICATIONS USSq, IN WHICH 4 AMLION AND A HALFiARMY 1:)F
COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS IS WOkKING IS ONE OF THE 14AJ~lj S,111,114CEF, 13F-' GROAIT4
OF THF LABOR PRODUCTIVITY, OF IRPRr)VEHF,.NT OF THE QVIm-ry IN P4111/19ING
THE POPULATION AND NATIONAL ECONOMY WIM COMMLIN[CIA-11ONS 1FACILITIPS, OF
IMPROVEMENT IN WgqKlt4G CONOFTIONS INCLUDING A REDurriom OF THE WoRK 01, A
SHIFT BASIS. TSNIIS (CENTRAL SCIENTIF14 RESEARCH 'jp#!;rj'ru-rE OF
COMMUNICAtiONS-) AND NIIR ISCI-ENTIFIC-RE~SEARCH INSfITUTE Ly-, RAoIll) HAVE
ALREADY COMPLETED THE BRANCH OF ACTIVITY RECOftfMEND4lrI9NS 9N THE
SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATION OF LABOR. THEIR PL18LICATION WILL STAhr IN THE
SECOND QUARTEq OF 1970 WITH A SERIES Oft 8,R0CHUqF-S 1014 VARIOUS 01PE-CTIO!'Ps
OF THE SCIENTIFIC nRGA NIZATIDN OF LABOR* THEY WILL iIIEFLECT SUCH PROOLE4S
AS 'EVALUATION ~F THE LEVEL OF SCIENTIFIC ORGAINIZAWyi 131: LABlz~ AT I'HF
COMMUNICATIONS ENTERPRISES; OETER14INATION Of- E-(:ONr)'IIRC 0FFF-CTiVt--Nr-Ss oF
THE MEASURES; IMPRnVEMENT IN T"E DRGANtIATION'OF T1141: WI.IRK STATIot4s;
LABOR STANDAROT7ATION.; PSYCHOPHYS13LrGICAL PAINCIPLES "IF LAROP A10
IMPROVEMENT OF WnRKING CON01TIONS't IMPROVEMENT OF 01E fl-)IJUS SYSTE-li AND A
NUMBER OF OTHER PRORLFMS. THE MINISTR~ OF comkwicivri arts ussik r.):-.'/,ITE-S
CONTINUOUS ATTE~ITIOPI TO THF IMPROVEMENT:OF THF STA,141)ART)S FOR THE Sl?[- r!F
THE STAFF OF THE COM140MICATIONS ENTERPA~SF:S NOW IN I*;F;FllClj ~.Nl) TO Tlir-
DEVELnOMENT OF NEW STANDARDS.

AM0037796
1602
UaM, from reinn IFV9-0ftZ-f
The biological shiel4ing for a
calculated for u Oected protm
GeV and intensI4, of 1011 proton
8 cycles/min aad piv4q* t1flcim
the nuclear aeflutty, thm p "W"
targirt Station **TV c4cvlawd.
Sb:tldtng Of thO Mr$ftt jiVAtion W
NUCLEAR SCI. AB S T.
4CERN-Tr,4n&-69-13) StOLOGICAL $~Irj
-Z OF RAPID EJECTION AT TO QmV. _hlrl
1+51 ; 44p. t7a ntt~nh).
PF010" fA3tvj4ICW)q 11yatenj %V"
boam m4th jMrp Q 110 a 8t$
Aoyclq fbir n r"~, ~, III
il,fria rat at
CT o(,100%. The dhl~hkltng ligItUAL
sk ano rewi~Wal is~tiijlkty of INt
bit Arr"41wen of J~n bitilt)gIcal
A dismseed, (J.5,4 R~ji

Itz 016 UNCLASSMIED! PROUSSM OATE-300CTIO
TITLE--CARDIOLOGICAL DEBUTS OF LEUKEMIA -U~
i
AUTHOR-(02)-LESEDEVA, YU.L., LEBEDEVO V*Nl0
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TERAPEVTICHESKIY ARKHIV# 1170# V04 42t NA, 5, J)P 915-98
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~,SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL ScIeNces
TAGS--LEUKEMIA:t- CARDIULOGYP TUMOR9 DIAGNOSTIC ftQ,DlCtNfi
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FKAME-1998/0468 STEP
-CIRC ACCESSIOiN NO-APOIllt-142
T-oj~ -, ir t i,;7

212 ols UNCL ASS I ~F I ED PFKICLSS4th,~G DATE-30OCT70
CIkC ACCESSION NO--AP0121142
-ABST,'~ACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CARD101-OGICAL SYMPTOAAl 1(:S IN
% Hc,~
LEUKEMIA AND NONLEUKEMIC ReTICULUSIS IMILIGNANT LYMPI ~JAS) USUALLY
MANIFEST T14EMSELVES Ar THE ACNE WITH I*HE UEAGNOSIS H.iwIAIG dEEN ST.A(;El)
LONG BEFORE. CARDIOLOGICAL DeBUrS OF LCUKE-MIA OCC.LJ14 VER1 AAi~ELY.
DURING LUNG TERM DISPANSARIZATION THE AOWR RECOR CASES of-
CARDIOLOGLCAL MASKS OF 450 PATIENTS witil MALIGNAij irtimaos ot: THE
.HEMAT()POIETIC SYSTEM (2 WITH ACUTE LEUKE11411A ANO 2 A'~ITH
RETICULO(LIMPHOSARCOMAl. - THE MAIN MECiANISMS GOV004IN-VI i'.*ARf)IOL0(;IC4L
DEBUTS WERE DIRECT PRESSURE ANU REPLEX 4CTION Of LYAJIH
NODES OF THE MEDIASTINUMt TOXICO ALLERGIC CHANGES AND LEUKEM[C
INFILTRATION. FACILLTY; GEt4ATULQGJCHESKOY~=~QTU., $0CHINSKOGO
ONKOLOGICHESKOGO OISPANSERA,

112 019 UNCL ASS I F I CO P14 13CE S',! :N G 0 A T 3;:) C r 7,3
TITLE--REACI IONS OF LITHIU-4 MvCAABORANESI~W17H FLUORQ~ -U_
LFBEVEVP V.No
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRj SER. KHIM,,~010* (3), i5137-0
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--LITHIUII, COMPOUND, CARRORANE, ALKENEv FLUORli~3TEJ 1311GANIIC
COMPOUND, ORGANDLITH1101 COMPOUND
CONTROL MARK I NG-NO RESTRICT[ONS
OOCUMENT CLASS-H~NCLi%~~,IFIEU
PKOXY PEFL/FRA4E--ll)')9/j?T6 syl- P N D --ijk/01,1~1 2 1-4 C I
p.1c ..kck-- L- C f

212 019 WrCL ASS IF I C 0 PRfjX,,:: S~i 11%;-- A T t: - -i!*,C T0
CfPC ACCE-SSION' W-AP0123513
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-IM GP-0- A" S I k4ll' 4AULl ANL) I
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TITLE--VACUUM CAStING 01: tl(,'LrEN METAL _U_"
AUTHOR-(02)-LEBEDEV, V.N., RUBENCHIKt YO*t.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 262, 922
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