SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUNIN, L. S. - LUPYAN, A. G.

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''CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0124385
.'~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE. ELEC. PROPERTIES AND RESISTOR
PARAMETERS OF SEVERAL ORG. SEMICONDUCTOR THERMISTORSo E-C-v
POLYMALONITRILE (1) OR POLYCYANAMIDEt;WEME MARKEDLY 01:PENDENT ON THE
CONDITIONS AND TEMP. THE VOLTAGE CURRENT CHARACTERISTICS OF I
IF
,-WERE PLOTTED. MOSK. INST. NEFTEKHIM.~GAZOV* PKOM. IM. GU5KINAr
NOSCOW#.USSR.

USSR UDC
SMY,~KOV, M.I., LUITIN, L.S.
"Experimental Study Of Transient Phenomena In 41 System Of Remote Supply Of
Semiconductor Com=nication Apparatusil
Bb. nsuch. tr. ToNII svyazi (Collection Of Scientific '.,,orks Of The Centrel
Sciontific-Research Institute Of Go-minications), 1971, No 1, ~op 144-151
(from RZh:Elektronvyaz1, No 2, 24arch 1972, Abstract No 2.64.48)
Translation: 7he conditions and results are considered of an experimental st-ady
of transient phenomena in a system of remote supply of t1je E-60;1 semicond;ictor
apparatus, as well as a determination of the efficiency of operition of' the
means of maximum-zero protection. The study was directly conducted on one or
the cable main lines with the use of industrial-type equipment, Suanary.

029
TITLE--KINEFAICS OF THE LUSS
~'AUTH0,4-(C-4)-PCPG_VICF.# 'G-*4-,
~CCUNJRY LF INFC--USSR
ilS0UK(,L--Zh. FIZ. KHlM. 1970,
w"JATE PUbLISHED--70
UNCLASSIFIED PiWCESSING 0ATE--3'00_T70
OF SILVEk ATOMS AOSURBE10 ON' S.ILICA GEL -U-
Ly D;jKlMJV
~aWAj, YE-Yor GGLUbEV, V.S., YEV V.;.
44(2)t 517~20
.1SUdJECT AREAS--CHEMIST14Y, PHYSICS
.,TOPIC TAGS--SILVER NITRATE* SILICA GELt CHEMICAL KINETICS, EPR SPECTRUM9
-AOSIjRPTICNp WADIATIG-No ISOTOPE
."CCNTROL MARKINC--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RfEL/FRAME-1999/1Z37 STEP NU--UR/0076/70/04rii/OO2/O5L7/O520
CIRC ACCESSICN Nk-r_-AP0123199

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2/3 029 UINCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0123199
~ABSTkACI/EXTR(ACT-(U) GP-Cs- ABSTkACT. SAMPLES PRE'VD. 0' SHAKI:.G CARkIER
AITH AGNG SUB3 SJLN. IN WATICR FUR 3 HRP WERE WASHF0 ~411'h D1510o WATERv
ORIED ANU IRRAGIATED bY X UR GAMi4A RAYSt,-AT MINUS 196DEGRELS. SYNTHr-rIC
SILICA GEL CORkESPUNUING TO A SURFACE OF 660 M PKIME2-G ANJ ALUM-INO
SILICATE CCNTG. AL SU62 0 SUB3 (12 AND 25PERCENT) CUKRESPLo.14DING TO THE
SURFALES GF 400 AND 350 M PRIME2-G NERE USED AS CARRIERS. IN.'JUSTRIAL
SILICA GEL SAIMPLES wt:.RE ALSO USED. T-HE TEMP. WA$ VARtE'D BY CriANGINIG THE
TEMP. (jF N' SU62 FLOWIodG THRUUGH THE RESCNATUR. EPR SPECTRA OF
STABILIZEb AG ATCMS tjl~ THE SURFACE SHOWE0 2 VOUBL;ETS JF ISOTOPES
REASED
PRIME107 AG ANu PAIME109 AG. CGNSTS.. UF-HYPERF14E SPLITTING UEL
IN THE CASE OF IRRAUIATED SPECIMENS FRUZEN IN SOLN. :)UUBLETS WERE ALSO
FUUNU 1JUKINo 1KRAO.N. Ld, AGNU SUB3 SAN, HYPERHAE SPLITTING CbNSTS.
OLPEND UPLN TE.MP.; AT :111,US 170UEGriEES* THEY DECAiC-ASE.0 TO SIMILAk TO 40
UE. SPLITIING LONSTS. OF ATOMS STABILIZEO tJN THE. SUkr-ACE WERE
It.bEPLNUEJ Ll F T E i-'P .PERCENT KLLATIVE CHANGE IN SPLITTING CUNSIS. IS
EXPRESSED AS DELTA(DELTAV)-CELTAV SUBF14EE WHERE UELTA40ELTAV) EQUALS
DELTAV MINUS IJELTAV SU5FREE. DCLTAV ANU UELTAV,S1J6FRkE ARE SPLITTING
CU14SrS. LF STAUILILEL) ANU FREE ATUMS OF THE JSUTJOES dfING STUDIED.
CHARACTERISTIC CURVES FOR,THE LOSS OF AG ATUHS AT 111,NUS 140DEGREES
AD5GkbEO L-N SILICA GEL AND STABILIZED IN FKOZEN S13LN. ARE GIVEN. THE
EFFECTS OF TENP. AND RATE OF MELTING ARE CONSIDERED. IT IS ASSUMED THAT
OUkING IRRADIATION, ENEkGIZED TRAPS ARE FORM0 IN THE CARRIEk. DURING
HEATING OF THE SPECIMEN, SOME UF THE ELEORONS ARE SET FREE WHICH ARE
RESPGNSIBLE FOR 1HE REDN. UF SOME OF THE AG PRIME-5,I)SITIVE IONS TO AG
ATUMS.
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USSR ING, 54141.83
PORBACHEVA R. B. and Mo-tcow Xn3titute of Ikic-mi-
cal Technology irateni D. I. NAlendeleyev
"Electrolyte Adsorption From Nonaqueous MediuIll on Highly Dis-
'persed Zinc"
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy K.,iimii,
Vol 44t No 11, Rov 70, PP
2938-2940
Abstract: TIne conductometric method -,bras used Io study Lhe ~d-
sarlmion of elacn,olyt;es frGm acetone. solutia,
on hitnInly d
persed zinc and the effcCL of or-Ormce 04, the VIC11"ItILIC
on the state of talle electrolyte. s. The con ci~n 1,-,rat;r
of the eauival..~%t; conductance f (c is fcr ?,'I
K C N S , L j. BI i - an d C o,,-, pAr E i d w i t h tJ u t a c ~! It u d ~', i ri
Onsager equation. It is sLown triat t,'Pe :1rese:ice Of metal-
lic phase cz;u--es a sharp d,oij in tne ccivductance o-C
the electrolyte solution. IhiLs drop is mor-a prczncunc~.,d for-
univalent than bivalenr, salts. The effect is,tue to ior, ad-
sorption on the particles of the highly dispersed zinc. r] a
acetone solutions of t'~.e uni- and bivElent electrolytes d_-J.sp.I_"y
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'EVA R. B and IU_'.tIT!j',~
GOR3"h A.) Ziurnaj Fizicie5koy K'
-Vol 44, No 11, Nov 70, PP 4
conductance anomalies in 'ne regicn of the conce.-i-
t, r a t i 0.1 13 Ti~e concentrat4or. de,. ridence for ~!niv 1-nt
trolytes snu.,13 sit;nificant. deviaricno from rzie
calculzted del)endence. The bivzAlent,electrolytas st-iow ccuad"Ic-
tance an order below th~it o; z;ke univalent; electr.,.'-J~ tes at the
same concentrations. fhese anoaialie5 ar~- due to the specifics
of ion a:td molecule solvation in acetone and as_-aciatio'n ph'e-
nomena,
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USSR UDC (546.824.41/43+546/831/4141/43)554-1-452
MOROV, N. F., KCZHEVNIKOVA, L. V.j and LUNINA, N. M., Leningrad Technolo
gical Institute imeni Lensovet
"Synthesis and Properties of Materials Based on Titanates and Zirconates
of Ca# Sr, Ba and Aqueous Acid Solutions"
Moscow, Neorganicheskiye Naterialy, Vol 9 L No 10, Oct pp 17?3-1777
Abstract3 Titanates and zirconates of alkaline-earth meta-Is were synthesized
in an attempt to produce binders of materials which,possessed dielectric
properties, It was shown that there is an advantage in using semi-dry
pressing of powders of Ca, Sr, and Ba titanates and zirconates to produce
materials with a good combination of high strength and good electrODhYSICal
properties. Materials were synthesized which had a:oompressive strength of
3600 and bond strength of 500 kG/cm2. Electrical pro~j)erties of the investi-
gated composites were within the following limitBi rosistance -- 107-1011
ohm-cm; tg 8 - 0.05-0.1, 1E - 15-W0. Zirconates o~ alkaline-earth elements
um stable to temperature effects up to 10000C, A now and hiphly effective
compound for producing purta of oxide compounds was a~xlxtum of sulfuric and
phosphoria acids where the beat results were achieved at a content of the
Initial acids of 40-60% H Fo4 and 6o-4o% ii.So4.LThrso~ fieures, two tables.
five bibliographic refers ces.

AutOMELU at Tmstrurtents
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USSR urc: 621.317:681..26
VIKTOROV, V. A., Doctor of Technical Sciences, W199, Candid,%te of
Technical Sciences, VOSTRIKOV, 1. S.,, Engineer, 11~NPUKOV, A.. V. , Ellgir~ect'
"A Resonance Volume Gauge for Liquids and Dry Pourable Matterials"
Moscow, Pribory i SlsteU Upravleniya, No 4, Apr 72, pp 26-27
Abstract: The paper describes a new method of volujite reasurement devel-
oped at the Institute of Problems of Control in Moscov. !Me procedure is
based on using the resonance properties of elect romaj~;aet ia~ systems vith
distributed parameters. The resonance frequency of ;such a system is an
indirect paraireter which characterizes the amount of material contained
in the system. 7he pickup is made in the forilk of it contfiiiious thin line
uniformly distributed throughout the voltane of the *:~.s!:cl vhose contents
are to be measured. The resonance frequency of the syst-op, formed by the
line and the meta.]. w-alls of the. vessel is independerit of' the distributicn
of material filling the vessel. Expressions and ctu!ves tube given fo.- t1he
resonance frequency of the system as a function of relatire voliz--e (the
ratio of the voliwie of material. to the voUune of thoi veszol). Measu.renent
error is 11%. A block diagram of the volLuse gauge 1i; cj.. 1jr, 4n the f;F,-Urq,.
1/2

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1--pickup; 2--reference tank circullt;
3--high-frequencir wobbulator; L-low-
-frequency squaxe-pulse generator;
5-detector; 6--aliaping stage; 7--
i'lip-flop; 8--inteCrating circuit

F 507 'SSING DATE--230CT70
2 013 UNCLASSt OROCE
TITLE--00MAINS OF APPLICATION OF HIGH FREQUENCY METHOD r p
JF 14EASU ING LEVEL
AND VOLUME -U-
--AUTHOR-(02)-VIKTOROV, V.A.v LUNKINip B.V.
',.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,.'SOURCE--AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKA, 1970, NR 5, PP 199-203
_~'_D A T EPUBLISHED ------- 70
'~_-SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRbNICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR~, PHYSICS
%-TOPIC, TAGS--ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTs HIGH'FREQUEINCY CURRENT,
:.--'.-,.:-[)IELECTRIC MATERIAL
_~_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'tOOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFtED
pppoxy REEL/FRAME--1993/0920 STEP NO--UR/0103/70/0001005/0199/0203
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0113755

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113755
4'.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THERE IS STATED A METHOD OF
DETERMINING THE DOMAIN OF THE APPLICATION OF THE HIGH F-REQUENCY METH1010
OF MEASURING THE LEVEL AND THE VOLUME, THE METROU CUNNECTEL) WITH THE
DETERMINATION OF THE DEPENDENCE OF THE SYSTEM QUALITY ON THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF THE MEDIA MEASURED. THERE ARE SUGGESTED
THE RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THE CHOICE UF rHE PERMISSIBLE VALUES OF
THE ELECTROCONDUCTIVITY OF DIELECTRIC AND ELECTRUtUNDIUCTIVE MEDIA
MEASURED.
UNCLAS -I

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UN(;L ASS I HMW~l
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TJTLE--STRUCTU RE AND COLOR OF 1-10A 1614
AL, TY PES
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AUTH0R-(04)-VElY,%3ERGt T.I.r (I'ALIMOVY D.G.v LUNKIPJ~ S.P.-i YUDINP D.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OPTIKQ MEKHANICHESKAYA, PR04YSH4ENNOSTI NO 1, 1970, PP
42- 4 7
~OATE PUdLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AR.EAS--MATERIALS
--TOPIC. TAIjS--IR SPECTROSCOPY, GLASS srRuctk)RE, AUJ~flKUM OXIDE, CALCIUM
'GLAS.S, SILICATE GLASSt PHOSPHATE, GLASSt C HR UM I V14
CCNTRCJL MARKING-1140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1343 STEP NO--iJR/023'~/70/0~DO/001/0042/1)047
CIRC ACCESS 1 GIN

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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123301
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTkACT. INFPAIiEt) SPECTi.li-SCOPY, OPTKALI
AND PA,~A~AAGNETIC INOICAT6R METV100S ARI: USED IN SrUGl/lNt; THE Sl'~.UCTUkE OF
ALUMOCALCIUM TYPES OF GLASS. IT 15 SHOWN MAT THE PkESENCE OF Tfw TYPES
OF STRUCTURAL uNfTS CHAkACTERfZE THE t;,ivEsrlGATE.D V[TkE(,IUS 1-14T~[X: (ALO
SUB) AND (ALU SIJ66). ON' THE BASIS DF RZSULTS OBTAINED FROM STuOYING fiiE
ABSORPTEUN SPECTRA GF AWMOCALCIU111 T.YPI:.S OF GLASS C(ILGREJ BY 10:4S CF
RARE EARTH METALS AND VANIABLE VAL04CY'l4ETAl.St,JT li SH!-jritl THAT THE
DEGREE OF CGVALENCY OF TOE CHEMICAL ACTIVATOR Lll 11
KANE- D-INJS ANJ FIELO
FORCE ARE HIGHER H"R ALU~1110CALCIUM TYP&S UF GLASli THAN THEY AkE- IN
CILIC4TE AND PHOSPHATE GLASS, NEW VALENCE STATtS A,~E ObTAINED AmO
STU.01E0 FOR CHKOMIUM (TETRAVALENT AND PENTAVALENT CHROMIUM).
U N C L AS I F I C D

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USSR UDC 532.5
LEONTtYEVA, N. V., LUNKIN, YU. P., FURMTKO, A. A. Leningrad
"Flow around Blunt Bodies by a Nonequilibrium-lonized lbidlating Gas"
Novosibirsk, Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, Vol 9, No 5, 1.97:3, pp 653-658
Abstract: A study is made of hypersonic flow of a nonequilibrium-ionized Ulono-
atomic nonviscous radiating gas around a spherical blitnt body taking into
account the leading radiation. In calculating the flow parameters the system
of gas dynamic equations was solved jointly with the "juations of radiation
transfer. In the range of the investigated parameters, consideration of the
resonance radiation has a weak effect on the position of the shock wave and
the gas dynamic fields in the shock layer.~ As a result of the comparatively
low recombination rate, the degree of ionization an the upper beams can sig-
nificantly exceed the corresponding equilibrium values. Illie study includes
a discussion of the kinetics of ionization and radiation in the shock layer,
the calculation of the parameters in the heated layer, and the method of
solution. The solution technique is reduced to binary iterations just as was
previously done by M. D. Kremetietskiy, at al. [P1j71F, 116 4, L9711.
lu

USSR UDC 537.S6.533.7
GAVJ14, L. B., WN'KIN, Yu. P. Leningrad
"Flow a Non-Equilibrium Ionized Radiating Gas Around a Body Considering the
Temperature Difference Between EleCtTons and Ions"
Zhurnal Prikladnoy Mekhaniki i Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 1, 1972, pp 9-14.
Abstract: The flow is studied along the zero flow line during h)Tersonic
flow around an axisymmetrical blunt body by a streaa,of a non-equilibritim.
ionized, monatonic, non-viscous radiating. gas c;onsidering the difference
in temperatures between the electron ana atoni-ion gases. The excitation
of atoms due to collisions with the electrons and thoir subsequent ioniza-
tion are considered, as well as photo Ionization. Since the. separation of
the shockwave is slight in comparison to the characteristic size of t~ie
body, the radiative transfer equation is written in the approximation of a
locally homogeneous flat layer. The influence of paTlamaers of the inc,;-
dent; stream on the field of flow across the~.shockwavo and the distribution
of radiation heat flux is studied.

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USSR
KOLESHKO;,S. B. and Leningrad Polytechnic Institute7 imeni
14. 1. Kal nin
"The Laminary Boundary Layer in Calculating Oscillatory-Dissociation Relava-
tion of Cases and of Surfaces With Uneven Catalytic Properties"
Kiev, Gidromekhanika, No 20, 1972, pp 19-24
Abstract: During hypersonic motion of a body, sharp heatinly, of the surround-
ing gas during passage through the main shock wave, amd deceleration (braking)
within the boundary layer both lead to excitation of oscillatory degrees of
freedom and molecular dissociation, while at hif4h temperaturos durations of
the processen become commaenaurable. In the.general ctwe of at multicompurleilL
mixture, the simultaneous occurrence of oscillatory mild dircociatloa rclaxa-
tion should be considered in the study of nonequilibrium processes.
The authors had earlier (1967) obtained a closed systesm of equationS describ-
Jng the motion of a multicomponent mixture of viscous heat-conductini, gases
with simultaneous appearance of oscillatory and dissocLation relaxation. Tn
the present study, equations of the laminary boundary layer are derived froal
general equations by the usual method; and for a diatomic gas in the absence
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USSR
KOLESRKO, S. B. and LUWKIN, Yu. P., Gidropekhanika, No 20, 1972, pp 19-24
of mass forces and thermal diffusion, an initial systom of equations for
plane steady motion is formulated. Formulas for various contributory factors
are derived, and illustrated graphically.
It is concluded that the distribution of oucillatory bomperature in the
boundary layer is of complex character,, this being exj)fnined as the effect
of dissociation on relaxation of oscillatory elej;rees of froedom; Z11SO, t1laL
oscillatory relaxation leads to retardation of dissociation relaxation.
Despite the fact that with oscillatory-dissociation rel-a.:ation ter..iperature
AW higher than in the case of dissociation relaxation alont~, specific dis-
sociation velocities In the authorB' study remained SM1111OT-
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USSR UDC 532.517.2
KOLESHKO, S B. , .M. Jim
"Laminar Boundary Layer in a Plate with Arbitrary Patalytic Properties
in the Presence of Oscillatory-Dissociation Relaxation of a Gas"
Trudy Lenin&Ladskogo Politekhnicheskogo Instituta, Aerotermodinamika
(Works of the Leningrad Polytechnical Institute Aerothermodynamics),
No 313, 1970, pp 5-12
Translation: This article contains a study of the laininar boundary layer
in a plate with arbitrary catalytic prop
erties in the presence of oscil,
latory-dissociation relaxation of a gas.
The semiphenomenalogical derivation of the boundary conditio"
for concentrations and mean oscillatory energies otthe components of tile
ztixture is presented. The finIte-differeace nethad was used to obtain
.the solution of the boundary-layer equations with carrespoftding boundary
conditions in a diatomic gas. The effect of cptalytic surface activity
with respect to oscillatory relaxation lion been inYwatigated in detail.
Data are presented on the distribution of the progrosive and oscillotory
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KOLESHKO, S. B., Trudy Leningradskoxo Politilkhnicheskago Insti-
tuta, Aeratermodinamika. (Works of the Leningrad Polytechnical Institute
Aerothermodynamics), No 313, 1970, pp~5-12
atomic temperatures and concentrations in the boun4xy layer. There are
4 illustrations and a 6-entry bibliogFophy.
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.',_T.ITLE--VIbRATICNAL DISSCCIATION RELAXATION IN THE AlK FLUW 13EHIND A DIRECT
WAVE -U-
`AiJ'THOk-f02.)-GGLbVACf-EV, YU.Pov ~ ~Kp YU.P.
~'CCUNTRY ~U~F INFO-USSR
NAUK SSSK, IZVESTIIAI MEKHANIKA ZHIDKOSTI I GAZAr
Ic)70, P. 48-52
,"CATE' FUBL ISHE G----70
._.SUclJECT AREAS--CHEMlSrFY, PHYSICS
.:.TGPlC TAGS---AIR FLOW, SHOCK wAVEt SHOCK WAVEPHYSIC$s CHEMICAL REACTIONt
-VL BRAT[ CN kELAXATION, UISSUCIATIONt QUANTUM CHEMISTRY, THERMAL SkiOCK,
.40LECULE, RELAXATION PROCESS, MATHENA14C EXPRESSICINs ENERGY THEORYt
,::.':.:NLTRC,GEN-, NITROGEN OXIDEP OXYGEN
~,CCNTRGL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:~PAOXY REEL/f-kA,4E--L992/1790 STEP NU--UR/0421/UU/O~lt)/000/0048/0052
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CI
ABSTRACI/EXTRA;'T--(U) GP-0- At3STRACT. DERIVATION OF ERPRESSIONS FOR THE
A
PROBABILITY OF OCCURRENCE Of CHEMICAL REACTIONS AND VIBRATIONAL
RELAXA'lCk TIMES, ASSOCIATED 141TH THE EXCHANGE IN QUANIA OF THERMAL
VIBRATIGNS AMCNG MCLECULES. THE EXPkESSIONS 00TAINED:ARF USED IN
COMBINATILN WITH KOLESHKOIS ET AL. (12967) RELAXACIGN EQUATIONS To
ANALYZE THE Alk FLU*~l A D..RCCT, S~HOCK FROM! !4 THE OF
A
VIBRATIONAL JISSOCIAYION RELAXATTOi4. THE 114f:LIJC-.NCE (IF VIBRATIONAL
V
RELAXATICti CN THE CHENICAL REACTION RATE AND THE INFLIJENCl- OF rHE RATE
tj
OF DISSCCIATIGIN RELAXATIJN UN THE CHANGES IN THE MEAN VIbRATIL)INAL ENERGY
OF MOLECULAR CUMPCNENTS AND ON THE EX,CHANGE IN QU.ANTA OF TliERMAL
0
V18RAITCNS ARE TAKEN 1-W0 ACLOUNTa THE GALCULATI(I S jlE:VEAL A
SUBSTANTIAL INFLUENCE OF VIBRATIONAL RELAXATION AND O~- EXCHANGE IN
QUAt%TA OF ri-F-KMAL VIbRATIONS BETWEEN OXYGENt NIT140GENo AND NITROGEN
UXIDE MOLL-LULLS CN THE FLOW PARAMETERS,
I P4L- 1

VII-5 EFnCT OF SOM- CAS DY4AKTC FAMMS IN TNE SOURCE Z()Nf ON THE CROM PRO--
CLSM OF EPITAXIAL LATEILS OF GALLIUM AP.SF41DE IN THE CMIA)AIDE SYSTUI
tArticlehy & A~ hxtzah, C. 3, s, Strel.,Chmko, V_11, Lebedev,
-r - S
X&IUAA, llovo%Lhtrqk itt S(40 rLn~lpn
AL~=-h Krtitallov r-plv~nak. Russian, ",-17 June. 191z. p ,~Fs rzl
rie growth of wricaximl layers of sallium arsenide lit & rhloridw flov
"St- J(:6 + AACE + 3d 1 16 4&terrined to a alpaLftcSot deltres."- tLa -plfocea~
to. ~tsjt tAx vlact-:1o. a *-"ttt Zone-
Un'der the avM-00tiva that the a"* delivery of the to"po..nta of the
vapnr-244 mixture t~ the AurfAte ot the Source taken place &* a result of
vatecular dtf9ueLon, a quentttative calculatt,4" was zutda. at CU4 4*XTes of ro~
ILI-tr-"s of rhe tnt2rAttf." Of thf-Vapar-gas flow in a brand rensts of vars-
scion of Ito linear velocities. The exPertmantal results ob:alaed satlmCa~
tortly coincidad vich the calculated, reault*.
The squattvne of c~fiqrmqdyo&mLc, equilth,riwe in the saurce,sono were con,
piled A"4 calculated on a computer taktaX tote account the 44uglee, of r term-
"Oet.0f. the interaction (al. The partIAL,preseums of th*-;qMvOn&ntm. of the
Ts"r-gas slaturs, vetw calculated to a broad teakraturs tons& for 0 - 0.1,
0.1, ... 0.9, 1.
A Study w" 9f the affect of the "arwe of cooplaterwat of the
Ibcaraction on th* ition at the a" phsam, to the crygualtsetIon some
and the ar"Ot lists, of t" "Ita"al, is"".

USSR UDC:669.018.95:537.311
DYADEINKO, N. S., LUNIKO. A, I. and KHOLOPTSEVA, T. V,~, "RadiOpTibor"
Plant, Kiev
"Electrical Resistance of Copper-Graphite Powder Compositions"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 73, pp 62-66
Abstract: This article studies the change in electi-ical resistance
during the process of pressing of copper-graphite powder compositions
with "open" graphite and graphite covered with copper. For comparison,
-experiments were also performed with pure copper. FurtheMOTC, the
evenness of distribution of the components in pressinlys produced at the
greatest pressures was determined. The change in resistivity of copper-
graphite compositions during the process of their pressing,shows that
a sharp reduction in resistivity of all:compositions !itudied is observed
at pressing pressures of 1.2-1.6 t/cm2,.while resistivity decreases more
smoothly above this pressure. Compositions containing, graphite granules
clad with copper have significantly lower resistivity than compositions
with "open" graphite, as a result of the formation of a solid copper
framework in the first case, and a graphite frame in the second.

Viv g! id - . . - 1111-!
e u as
!!SSR UDC 621.372.8
LUX'KOV,_A. LYAKIIOVrTSKIY, B. A.
"Analysis of the Operation of a Prism Power Divider in Uultlmode Wave Guides
Vol XIV, No 12,
Corlkiy, Izvestiya vysshikh uchebn kh zavedeniv. Radi f.~zil~,j
1971, pp, 1902-1905
&atr=: A study was made of the passage of a plane ielectroragnetic wave
through two dielectric 45' prisms placed at the cross of mult:L-node wave guides.
Relations are obtained for the transmission coefUcients of the wave in each
of the arms of the device as a function of the width of the gap between tie
prisms considering internal reflections from the faces of the Prisms and tife.
specific nature of variation of the gap in the wave guides. The calculated re-
lations were checked eXDerimentally on wavelengths of 2.2 and 4 mm. Satisfic-
tory approximation of the characteristics of the priam power divider by the
relations calculated for the plane electroriaSnetic wave~polarized perpendicu-
larly to the plane of incidence on the diagonal face of the prism occurr, with
an increase in the wave guide cross section by no less than 10 times by com-
parlson with the basic dim-.~nsions. Increasing the dieloctric. constant of the
prism Improves ti
indicated approxination, for as a result of decreaning the
wavelength in Lhe priflM by rC times, thu wave incident on Lhe diagonal face

7_
'SSR
B
LUVKOV, A. YE., et al., Izvestiva vvsshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
Vol XIV, No 12, 1971, pp 1902-1905
better approximates a plane wave. The effect of the Oternal reflections, which
increase with an increase in the dielectric constant of the prism, can be con-
sidered on the basis of the presented procedure. The interference nature of
-the relation D(d/X) camied by the specific nature of vmriation of the gnp be-
tween the prisms placed in the wave guides p*rmit power division to be obtained
with high directionalness.
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USSR UDC 537.311.33
BILENKO, D. 1., JT~~KOY,__A.--Ye., ORNATSKAYA, Ye. H., and TSIPORUKU, V. D.
"Interaction of Millimeter and Submillimeter Radiation with Semiconductor
Materials"
Tr. NII Introskopii (Works of the Scientific-leseare-h Institute for Intro-
scopes), 1970, Issue 4, pp 61-62 (from 'RZh-Elektronika i Xge primeneniye.,
No 9, September 1971, Abstr-ct No 9B27)
Traholation: A calculation is made of the reflootion coaPficient of the electromag-
netic radiation from nondegenerate semiconductor matoriale for Yarious scattering
machanisms of charge carriers, The results of the cialculation show the correctassa
of a deacription of the properties of materials in the millimeter and submillimetar
bands based on simplified semiclassical relations for a complex dielectric constant.

moil
J2,
0427 UNCLASSI Fl' 0: OROCE
_~..TITLE-MEASUREMENT OF THE REFLECTION FACTOR- MODULU$ AND
'SEMICONDUCTORS IN THE MILLIMETER WAVE,,LEN(;TH RANCpq -U-
AUTHOR- (.03) -8 1 LENKO t O.lov Lg;&(LV, AvYE~.#.YAZIKOV* V.N*
"COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE--5ORKIYt IZVESTIYA VUZOV SSSR'RAD,IOFlZ IKA, VOL,.
-;ZDATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUaJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS ANU ELECTRICAL ENGR,, ME'rHOW
.-PHYSICS
SING OATE--27NOV70
PHASE IN
L3s NO. 3. L970, ;)P
AND EQUIPMENT,
TOPIC TAGS--SEMICONOUCTOR PROPERTY, MILLIMETER WAVEY NONDESTRUCTIVE TEST,
,:PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1956 STEP t)O--UR/0141/-00/01:31003/0453/0461
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130738
UNi_LASS[_F-1ED-

212 042 UNCLASSIFIED P~ROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
-,-C-,IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130738
~~.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. RESEARCH INTO SEMIC01"JOUCTOR
CHARACTERISTICS IN THE MILLIMETER WAV~-LENGTH RANGF 13 USEFUL IN THE
DESIGN OF CONTAr -SSY NONDESTRUCTIVE; 14ETHOD$ FOR MEASURING
TLE
SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETERS. ESPECIALLY. IMPURI'ANT AkE M~A-SUREM~NTS 01: THE
MODULUS ANO PHASE OF THE COEFFICIENT OF REFLECTIO.Iq SiNCE THESE
QUANTITIES ARE CLOSELY CONNECTED WITH' THE FUNDAMENTAL ELECTROPHYSICAL
PARAMETERS OF THE SEMI,,O4,,jOUrTORS. THE AUTHORS WikkN~, HOWEVEK, THAT
FOR MEASURING THESE QUANTITIES: IWTHE CEOEMETER BAND DO NOT
GIVETHE REQUIRED DEGREE OF ACCURACY WHEN APPL[ED..:,TO THE MILLIMETER
BAND# MEASUREMENT ERROR IN THE ~IILLIMETER BAND 14,iiS NO MORE IHAN ONE
~-PERCENT FOR TPE MODULUS,, AND PLUS OR MINU-S ONE PER-CENT FOR THE PHASE.
THE SAME METHOD OF MEASUREMENT IS APPLICA,13LE.TO LOW ALLOYED GAAS
SP.ECI HENS IN THE TWO MILLIMETER BAND. A BLOCK Of4GRA.34 OF THE MEASURING
1-RQUIPMENT IS GIVEN.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
uDc 621-382
BILENKO, D. I., LUNIKOV A. Yee, YAZIKOV, V. No
"Measurement of the Reflection Factor Modulus.and Phase in Semi-
conductors in the Millimeter Wavelength Range,'
Gorkiy, Izvestiya VUZov SSSR Radiofizika, Vol- 13, No. 1970P
pp 453-461
Abstractt Research into semiconductor characteristics in the milli-
meter wavelength range is useful in,.the design of contactless,
nondestructive methods for measuring semiconduCtor parameterso Es-
pecially important are measurements of the modulus and phase of the
coefficient of reflection since these quantities are closely con-
nected with the fundamental electrophysical paranieters of the semi-
conductors* The authors warn# however# that methods for measuring
these quantities in the centimeter band do not 11jrve the required
degree of accuracy when applied to the millimetOr band, Measure-
ment error in the millimeter band was no more than one percent for
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4/ r.

MC: 614.',54.4(47CJ-Z.')
CONSULTANT SERVICES IN THERAPEUTM AND PkOPMUCUC INSTITUMVINS 07
CRUVASH ASSR
(Azti,cl- h7 1 Lun'k iontific crAaaiaAti= dcpart-= ~-Y
Professor k ~41'1111,11~;-.41-77)' nl-uaics S-tientiflic Research Tartizutk o'
Social Uyaerre and Pulolic iterlth Organization itoeni N.A. Ser.'"ahka,
Ho 0 . SO P't Uravookhrononlye. Russian, No 10. 1972, oub::.tttj,;
-7
10 May 1972. pp 17 -2.,
The program adopted by the 22nd Con;rcss of the CPSU. the 4eclslezw
of the 23rd and 24th congresses of the CPSU set forth qbjectiv*& t~a-.
would fully meet. the r*q%Lrw=n;o of urban and rural inba~itants in all
types of hIghly qualified medical "to. In vLev of the rapid d*%;t!_cpwnt
of the national eeAmomy a change is occurring Lit the proportion batweu=.
urban and rural population, and_&: the same ti=.. In medlual care,req6ira-
sa,stn.
The matertal-techalcal base of publ-L c haalth has btc=w conalldira:jly
stronger in rural-ar"o in the list-ton ye*ra. In vuuty rayor.2 lar&e icter-
rayon and central rayon hospitals with 200 or more beds have been created
where the rural population receives competwar apocialized wdical care.
In addition, so of the people tu= to republic. kray. and oblaschetpit4LS
for CATO JU A narrow SpeaLl field.
In view of the importance of bting the level of medical care in -urAL1
areas up to that of urban areas, our objuctive was to invaotigate the s=?o
and structure of consultant service* to tho, people of different r4iyon%
according to the data of the repuhlWo therapeutic and prophylactic
Inatitutiona. For this purpose we used current reported data, fillin# oi;-
a specially developed card or ear.% request for service rade by a -,.atiert
from a given rayon of Chuvash ASSR in a cormultant polyclinic (di'19c-..44ry)
in 1968. To addiLloo. we excerpted deca fro= tha outpatient chart* of
therapeutic institutions and departments of emergency and achadiAled
consultation in the republic hospital. After expert evaluation of the
qunlity of filling out the cards~ they were alphabetized. coded, and
processed at the computer station in accordance with the prepared ;rogram
of the study. For all of 1968. there were 34,596 recorded visits to
the republic's therapeutic and prophylactic institutinns from different
rayons and cities, with the exception of the republic center; this includo-d
4,907 (14.2%) visits to tonsult&nts at S%keh institutions.
'Jrlo~ '5-7y(V '~ - 20
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USSR 1.383
UDC 53
-LLMS.- Ya. L., KHABALOV, V. V.
'Measurement of Angular Velocity of a Flight 'Vehicle~by Linear Accelerometers"
Priborostrayeniye, No 12, 1971, pp 73-76.
ABSTRACT: This article presents the equations of motion of the sensing masses
of accelerometers moving in relationship to a system of coordinates coupled
to a flight vehicle. Algorithm!; for calculation of components of the angular
velocity of the apparatus are produced from the equations of motion. The
accuracy of measurement of kinematic parameters depends essentially on the
nature of changes in the components of angular velocities and accelerations.
High accuracy can be achieved if these quantities are slowly changing functions
of time.
128
t~f W:

USSR UrC.* 621.357.7
MOISEYWj, V. P., and WNYATSKAS A. N., Xnatitute of Physical Chemistry,
Acadeny of Sciences, UftwMMMI,
"Structure and Certain Properties of Chemically Deposit~,d Nickel-Copper-
Phosphorus Coatings"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No 2, 14ar-Apr TO, pp i86-igo
Abstract: The structure, phase transformtions, hardness, and magnetic character-
istics of Hi-Cu-P coatings produced by chemical reductiop with -the use of hypo-
phosphite from alkaline solutions have been atsdied both in the initial condition
and after heat treatment in vacuum at 15o--6oo c. In tho initial state, Ni-Cu-F
coatings constitute a sub-stitutional solid solution of copper and phosphorus in
a lattice of cubic face-centered )9 -nickelo Due to the oppoette effect of phos-
phorus, the nickel lattice constant appears to be undersimted as courpared to that
rated for the given copper content. In the spocimeno otxidled, the distortion of
reave of copper. !Ehe
the lattice of the P-solid solution decreued vith the im.
properties of the coatings both in the Initial cont1itiora I%nd aTt4r heat treatment
are givea in the original article#
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'~MSR UDC: 669.293.5:621.785(088.8)
PROKOSHKIN, D. A., VASILIYEVA, Ye, V., TRETIYAKOV, V. I., WPAKOV, I. S.
"Method of Heat Treatment of Niobium and its Alloys"
USSR Author's Certificate Number 352882, Filed 18/06/71, Published 27/02/73
.(Translated from Referativay-y Zhurnal Metallurgiya, N4) 8, 1973, Abstract No
81871).
Translation: This method, including annealing, diff
ers in that in order to
increase the elastic properties before annealing cold plastic deformation is
conducted with compression greater than 50%, and annealing is performed at
SOO-9000. Unalloyed Nb, treated. by thi-smethod, has a n elastic limit of 56
kg/mm'.
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USSR UDC 621.785.661.65
KUZ'HICHEV, Yu. S., LUPAKOV
~~W LAO.& BOROK, B. A., and. GAVRMOVA, V. K.,
Central Scientific Re ca'In's"titute of Ferrous Metallurgy Imeni 1. P.
Bardin
"Investigation of the Effect of Boron on the Thermal- Conductivity and Thermal
Expansion of Titanium"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 8, Aug 70, pp 78-82
Abstract: Results are presented of an investigation of the effect of boron
on thermal conductivity and linear expansion of titani)ia.
The investigation
was carried out by the comparative mathod using sampleD containing 1, 2, 3, and
4 wt. 11. boron. Boron increased the thermal conductivity of titanium. The
thermal conductivity of titanium with boron, derived ei~perimemtally was some-
what higher than the rated one based on the beterogene4ty of the alloy and
if it is considered that the alloy consists of a solid boron solution in
titanium and titanium diborides. The coefficient of 11inear expansion of
titanium decreased appreciably with the Introduction ofiboran into it.
1/1
71

USSR UDC 621.039-553-36:626.193-47.4
GERASDIOV, V. V., GRGIMIOVA, A. I., S. NOW20VA, I. K.,
I.- k., BELOUS V. and
BAKUIZVSKIY, N. K.OIESOV, B. I.,
'~Corrosion and Electrochemical Behavior of Carbon
Steels Under Quasi-
reactor Conditions"
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 2 8, N o: 1, Jan 70, pp 1~1-18
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of the corroslon
and.electrochemical behavior of steels of the pe"lit-ic c-lass in wa-
3000 0 at various oxygen concentrations (0,02-40 ~tnd 1000 mej
ter at
kg) at PH = 7-10, as well as a study of the offect of reactor irradi-
Ls. . The corrosion.
ation on the corrosion processes of parlitic steeL
and electrochemical tests were staged under statie~ and dynamic condi-
tions. The pe.rlitic steels studied included St.~20 0.17~j'i Gr
0.25P 2~';- 'Cr, 0-94'j~; 1,:n
d ; Ni 0.25%; Nln 0. 3j 12KILM (C 0.1. 4
0 - 54; 31 0 - 3%; Mo 0 and 16-GIW, (C O.lVp; Ni I.41$1 14r1 ]~.181;; 3i
04,23%- Plo 0.267.). Specimens of $taini esz- steel X?jl8jID'II (C Gr
Nj 9~+11%; 11-In 1.2 Si 0.8%; Ti O*i6z%) were comRarison-tested.
17
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USSR
RASIMOV V. V., et al., Atomnaya Eaergiya, Vol .28, No 1, Jan '10, pp
13-18
It was found that in demineralized water at~ 30-0"-' C an increase
in the oxygen concentration from 0.02,to 40 mg/l '"icreases t,-.e corro-
sion rate of ng corrosion developing ivith
perlitic steels, with pitti
a pit depth of up to 0.1 aim. In oxygen-containin,i; waver under static
conditions a complex dependence of anodic process rate on poteziz.ial
is observed in steels of the -parli-vic class. In demint~ralized de-
aerated water an increase in the pH to 10 (by introducing a=no.-ILa)
results in a decrease in the corrosion rate, with no development oi'
4
pitting corrosion being observed. Irradiation reduces t~he corrosion
resistance of the steels during the initial test1bg porodo Tho
in 4)_y-
an rnfl undfir 4rfl4ia~!%l 41int; a2l' I With A,
=13A
r. esr -4-051.va I-a-v'a rQz-
posure time, and after 3)00 noura Q1 oa une C04
the Porlitic steels is practically the same with,'or wit;hout irradi-
ation.
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Abstract ng 'Set'v'ic
Ref. Code:
AjP4042127- NUCLEAR SCI. ABST. -76 -unoo?9
12371 cORROSION AND -FLECTRWREMAJ, BEMflOH
OF CAIMON STEELS UNDER CONDM, QNS,M111,KA T OSE
IN REACTOR OPERATION.: Oermatmoi, V, V.; Gromna~ A. 1. t
L. S.. Moroza". 1. avsld~ A. A.- Belous. V. N.r
-1mr, I At. Energ. (USSR): 28: 13-18(Jan 1970).~ ~Xln
ne mrroslon and eloottochemic2l WtMvlor of airbouvi-vals
vras studied In water at 3000C yiw"eh copeentrittimi 4~ual
to 0.02 to 40 and 1000 pp.M. Tti carbomstse.14
e samp1*5 of
radiated in the noa'-Irradia~ed sled
reactor wW i sa ealwere.
under static and dynan. Le- conditions. 7110 ftwmase of oxn a
Y9
00ACentration in water imtoasiffed corroslatlof carb** s4e m.
Irradiation reduced steel corrosion resistanxie during the iliftial
test period. (auth)
10
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ME
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ZJ2- 02
Unt, LICE, trIED PRIPME11JUP2 lllTr~_taveum
4W CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS, REPORT 1. PERIODICAL FORM -U-
~AUTHOR-LUPANDINr V.M.
~'_COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..~'-SOURCE-ZHURNAL NEVROPATOLOGII I PSIKHIATRII IMENI Sf, S. KORSAKOVA, 1970,
-70 t. NR 3 tPP 425-430
.OVATE. PUBLISHED-------70
~'~SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAGS-SCHIZOPHRENIAl PEDIATRICS
.~,'CONTROL MARKtNG--,"40 RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1982/0804 STEP NO--UR/02ej(j/70i/0701003/0425/0430
CIRC ACCESSION t,10--AP0052240
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 022 PROC'ESSt5lG DATE-18SEP710
UNCLASSITIED
'-CIRC ACCESSION-NO--AP0052240
~4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHOR RE-PORTS OF A FL3L'LOi4 UP
.STUDY OF PERIODICAL FORMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN CHILDREN AND 400LESCENTS
(54 CASES). IN PERIODICAL SCHIZOPHRENIA OF CHILDHOCIO (6 TO 9 YEA S) T14E
ENCOUNTERED ATTACKS ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE sEr:N IN ADULTS. 'Hu'WEVER THEY
'~-,ARE MORE ELEMENTARY IN THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE, THERE ARE NO
...:DELUSIONS OF SIGNIFICANCE SO FREQUENTLY,SEEN IN ADULTS, NO FANrASTICAL
.~,~~-DELUStONS OF-PHENOMENA OF PSYCHIC AUTOMATISMS. THE ATTACKS ARE
.~.CHARACTERUED BY MORE EXPRESSED MOTOR AND StNSORIAL,01STqUBANCES* THE
:--.ATTACKS PROPER ARE SHORTER T14AN IN.ADULT PATIENTS, ATTAICKS-OF
PERIODICAL SCHIZOPHRENIA IN ADOLESCENCY (BEGINNING FRO14 13 YEARS OF AGE)
.-"":,MOR,E RESEMBLE THOSE OF THE ADULTSv WITH:THE EXCEPTION THAT DELUSIONAL
HAVE. MORE; FREQUENTLY A REDUC.ED CHARACTER WHILE AS 140TOR AND
~
ENSORIAL DISORDERS,, AS WELL AS DISORDERS RELATED TO REFLEXIA ARE
s
MORE GROSSLY.

I 7T-
Act. Nr: IfL"47178 Ref Code: UR 02'46
PRIMY SOURCE: Zhurnal Nevropatologii Paikhiatrii, 1970',
Vol 70t Nr 2 ea I
PARAPHRENIC STATES IN REPirrTENiT SCHIZ)OPHRENIA
OF ADOLESCENCY
.x,Af. L!2~214 ands St. Sloy4rwo
Among the 200 pa tients wf th recurren f farms o f saiz3p hre nij a rid a a o uset a t 8- 16 vev-s,
there were 50 cases wtiere the disease was rn:inifu-ted by attacks wMi paraphrienic condiiiors.
P4Hnct 4wapltreaic states were to be sema not earlier than at 13 y~ears. They di Iferend from
similar states of the adults by the fact that the fantaslical defuslons in the adolescert had
a more rudimentary character, while as the sensorial and calatnnic disardtrs were d'spljye~f
much more massively. In an intermittent course of the disease the pZraphrenic conditions %ere
orte of the phases in tke development of the oncifrold Mate, iind ttie filiaxitical delusiom de-
weloped In a close relationship with the special state of consciousi~~s, The Attacks .';Cre of
a transitory character. In an intermiit nt-proeirmive course of the diseaw with a slow de-
e
velopmtnt of the process the attacks were durative, %vith massively impreswd affective, cata-
Z., tonic disorders, and fantastical delusions accompanying alfectiv~ 4i~orders. In cases of ex-
pressed progressiveness the attacks were of a frequerit and protracted charicter, while as the
Jantastical deJusions were related io phenomena f psychic automstisms.
REEL/FRAM
19790673

USSR UDC 636.22/28-1576.8.097.29
BOLTUSMIN, A. N., KOVALSKAYAl H. G., and STMUKQV, V. D.,
Leningrad Veterinary Institute; L4e Oblast' Veterinaxy Uboratory
"Fusariotoxicoses of Cattle"
Leningradl Mikologiya I Fitopatologiya, Vol 5o No Is 197-1t PP 75-76
Abstracti For a number of years, fusariotoxicoses of cattle that developed
as a result of consumption of straw, grain, and:stubble i1nfectad with Fusari=
fungi have been observed in the USSR. In 1967-69, fusaxibtoxiaosis of cattle
occurred at the Experimental Model Farm Kolozhitay in Volozovsk Rayon,
Leningrad Oblast', after the cattle had been driven to ta4ture on a har-
vested rye field. The Wptoms and patholoirical-anatomicml changes in the
diseased cattle were identical with those observed In caft,ln upon exlmri-
mental-feeding of grain Infected idth Fusarium sporotrichiella, Symptoratic
treatment was applied. F. graminearpm arA P. oxysp== wbm Astolated from
samples of straw stalks, ears, and rye graijis collected fron the field and
used as feed by the cettle. The degree of infection *f the fooi with these
fMai was 40-1001%. The cultures of fingi that wore Isolated ifere considered
toxic on the basis of lethality for Paramecia caudata and the offoct on the
101

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of them a re considered with the objedt of dooonetra tlitg thai, ca uuas for x-,vLr
accurance. 4 ref. Su---r,5ry.

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UDC: 669.253.5:621.745(088.8)
USSR
~PROKOSHKIN, D. A., VASILIYEVA, Ye. V., TRET,IYAKOV, V. I., LUPAXOV, I. S.
"Method of Heat Treatment of Niobium and its Alloys?#
..USSR Author's Certificate Number 352882, Filed 18/06/71, Published 27/02173
~--(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No 8,,~ 1973, Abstract No
91871).
This method, including annealing, differs in that in order to
increase the elastic properties before annealing cold Dit tic deformation is
conducted with compression gteater than 50%, and annealing is perfOTmcd at
'lastic limit of 56
560-900". Unalloyed Rb, treated bly this method, has a 0
n
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USSR UDC 6zi.7854661.65
KUZ'MICHEV, Yu. S LUPAKOV BOROK, B. A.
Nit 0 and GAVIULOVA, V. K.,
fic R&O-Wri-c4-Institute: of Ferrous Metallurgy imeni 1. P.
Central Scienti
~Bardin
Investigation of the Effect of Boron on the Thermal Conductivity and Thermal
Expansion of Titanium!'
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 8, Aug 70$Ipp 78-82
Abstract: Results are presented of an investigation of the effect of boron
on thermal conductivity and linear expansion o.X titanium,; Tho investigation
was carried out by the comparative method using samples ~:_onta4ain& 1, 2, 3, and
4 wt. % boron. Boron increased the thermal cotiductivityi of tftiantum. The
thermal conducti~rity of titanium with boron, derived experimentally was some-
what higher than the rated one based on the haterogenei~y of the alloy and
if it is considered that the alloy consists of .a solid iron molution in
titanium and titanium d1borides. The coeffiClent of U#aar expansion. of
titanium decreased appreciably with the introduction ofi'boran into it.
7_1

-.193-47-4
5~-3
UDC 621-039-5;1
ussf~ LUR"
Ve V., GRGykQVA, A- .1:,~ x()j~E$OVI
N. !"and
lZRASINMOV, BELOUS, V
~Yl A, of Ca .0 Under Q
rb
ical Beir-Ijor.
0, and Biectroche(n
11Corros'
reactor Condit:Lon -i8
Jan 70 pp 13
Vol 28, 110
omnaya Snercl~iYa,
tie
ult I Y wa-
140S cow) s of a s151 --ass III
ibes re5
4)arlitic c
cle descry of The g/
The art' of steels 40 ck~d 1000 r"
Abstract; I behavior t-ra*-,on$ r irlla(li-
hem ren cOnc*'ell -01ect
and electroe Ica 4)f reactO
)()c. ~; at various OXyg o-, the ef.4;
a study The Callrosion
.6
ter at 3C well as
7-10, as rr,,ar~~,ic coadi
pjrlitic tic ,rid d~
kg) at PH
the corrosion processes 01: 1under (C 0. J'i
on t,,tsliere staged d
d include
trochemical Cr o-94-'!,~;
.3 studi (C C
and elec ij;ic steel,
The pe,rl 0. 17"0 in 1-1014,
tions. 01 1 0 -j
1 0. 250,~; I'll JOT (C 0 'Cr
(c ~
0. 2 %44 ; 14 o 0,nj 16GIrM Ss steei Fh- 5tea*
0 1,10 41-te
5 of stainl
iere
5 8,0 Specilnen'
Ti O-W
0 2 ~1; mn 1-2~1
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GMASIMOVt V. V., et al., Atomnaya Eherglya, Vol ~28, lici 1, Jan 70, pp
j
It was found that in demineralized water at; 30%'IfO 0 an in--rease
ia the oxygen concentration from, 0.02 to 40 m9/1 iacreases the corro-
sion rate of
_porlitic steels, with pitting corrosion developing iith
Ir Tviater under slatic
spit depth of up to 0.1 mrr. In oxygea-containin~:,
conditions a complex dependence of anQdia, proces5',rate on pote:itial
is observed in steels of the parlitic class. In deminoralized de-
~aerated water an increase in the pH to 10 (by introducing :-.-onia)
results in a decrease in the corrosion rate, with no developments ol
pitting corrosion being observed* Irl-adiatior. reduces th-.- corrosion
re.sistance of the steels during the in 'itial testing period. Th e
corrosion rate under irradiationLdecreases with &4 increase in ex-
posureLtime, and afters 3500 hours of teats tho cor~rosion rate for
the perlitic steels is practically, the same with
Pr without irradi-
a Ion*,
2

Ace-. Nf lkbstracting S!,60ice.; Ref. Code;
42JL27 NUCLM.SC1.:AZ5T. -7
-Its oo 99
12371 CORROSION-AND ELE~TRbr_REMICAL 13~KAVIOII
OF CARBON SrEELS UNDER CONDMONS WMAX ;VP THOSE
Gro )vs. A, A.;
IN REACTOR OPFRATIOM MQV
Morozom Ale"m . 'A..
I A. &;
AL Ene4. (09mv, W 13-14yan irco.~: (in
1he Corrosion and ale" homical Jor if ea
Me be"v a rtKin,steelt
was studied in water at 30OPC witli 0' crztra*~wequ4
to 0 2 to 40 a~d 1000 N1, Vm sa*pIes tiitcarbam
.0 Pip
redfatp-d in.the reactor
t%nder static &PA dynamic c6ndmons.'. ~be
conmatratiou!r. watar Intenbift'd if citrbtoj~,
. 4
L-radLation reduced steel carramiton remistwice dOring thIt Initial
test period. (auth)
REELMME

--t8SEP70
UNCLASSIFXEU~.~ p.OC~.~~ING DATE
tiLe-THE CLINICO PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF ATTACKLIKE SCHIZOPHRENIA
IN CHILDREN AND A00LESCENTS, R EPORT f. P~RtODICA~~ FORN -U-
UTHOR -LUPANDINS V M
'~&GUNTRY. OF INFO--USSR
~~SbUkCE-ZHURNAL NMkOPATOLOGI I I PSIK141ATRI'l 114ENE S. So KORSAKOVAv 1970t

022 UNCLASSIFIED PROC
~.:C~tRC:ACCESSION.,NO--AP0052240
"4BSTRACTIEXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACt. THE AUTHOR REP( IRTS O~F A FOLLO,4 Up
-..;'STUDY OF PERIODICAL FORMS OF SCHIZ(3PHRFN.t*A IN CHfLDRtN AND AOOLESCENTS
.(54 CASES). IN PERIODICAL SCHIZOPHRENIAOF CHILDHd ( 8 T 9 YEARS) -THE
n o o
-ENCOUNTERED ATTACKS ARE SIMILAR TO T140SE SEEN IN A00l.TS. 'HOWEVER THEY
~,:,,AlR`E-.MORE ELEMENTARY IN THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE, THERE ARE No
"-,..''DELUSIONS OVSIGNIFICANCE SO FREQUE14TLY SEEN IN ADULTS, NO FANTASTICAL
~_~~DELUSLOINS OF
PHENOMENA OF PSYCHIC AUTOMATISMS. THE'ATTACKS ARE
1-~`t,`ItHARAC TERI ZED BY MORE EXPRESSED MOTOR AND SENSORIAL DiStRUBANCES. THE
jl~ ~,~X-JACKS--:PROPIER ARE SHORTER THAN IN ADULT PATIENTS. ATTACKS-OF
~,:,',.k'Hjl0PfIR.ENIA IN,ADOLESCENCY (SEGINNINGiFRO14 13 YEARS OF AGE)
'TH
OSE ~0 'TH S!',- WITT EXCEPITION THAT DELUSIONAL
ESVOLE-- E AGUL ,T~ - _.He 1
&TATES.',_~4VE, AQ&E.-FRIMENTO V9.
S~_CLTER W~I~E AS. MOTOR AND
664 to
4T -FLEXIA ARE
ENSORIAL~pl~ORDERS't AS WELL AS::~QISOA
DfA
E X P R ESSEO MUCH MORE GROSSLY.

1 7,
tj
Ace. Nr: Rof C64e: UR 0246
4f0047178
2
MARY SOMICE: Zhurnal Nevrop4t6idol i Pe#hiatrii, 1970'
Vol _70', N~._ 21~
PO
PARAPHRENIC.STI~_ S'IJWRE~MITTPNT SCI PHRE MIA
OF ADOLESCERCY-
q
.91.
Luixm4hrt and anov
Law
Among the 200patientswith recurrent forms of sthiz3phrertfa aTid an onset at 8- 16 yeffrs,
.q there were 50 cases where the dises~-e was manifested by attacks wikii par~)hrellic conditiom.
DI.stinct paraphrenic states were to be seen not e4EI,ier than;at 13 ye~ars. hey differend from
slinflar states of 'the adults by the fact that the funtastical deluslons in the adole3cent hiad
a More rudimentary character, whil-i! as the sensorial and cotatonk disordets were df~played
much more massively. In an intermittent course of.the disease the pfiraphrenic conditions Nvere
one of the phases in the developmejit of the one,roid: state, and the fantas!icaf delusior.5 (fe-
V loped it, a close reiationship wid-1 the special, state of consciow4neass. The Attacks --ver,2 of
.4 transitorv character. In an in tormit tent- progressi ve course Ot jile diwase with a slow de-
Nilo~mintvf the proc m, the attacks were.duratlve,'With mmsivetp, expreised affective, ca!;'-
tonic disdr6-rs, and fantastical deti-siam qccor~~.3nylng affecti-vo disorders. In casei 0 ex.
ivf an&prot~adfed cb Micter, while as the
tessedproVesslytriess the attacks were aValrf'que
T
n1atical dilusions wei e related to, p1j9MMOna of psychk auta~ttflsml.
k3-790673

t= 636,22/2
-8t576.8.097.29
L In
BOLTusmaN, A. x.0 KOVALISKAYAl 14. G. o U444411'Ji" and STUP111KOV V. D.
Leningrad Veterinary Institute; Le :0b ast'!Yeto Laboratory
"Fusariotoxicoses of Cattle"
Leningrad# Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya, Vol 5# No 1, 1971# pp 7,q-76
Abstracti For a number of yearsp fusariotoxicoses of cattle t.~at developed
as a result of consumption of straw, grain;, arA stubble,: 4nf ected idth Fusariu2
fungi have been observed in the USSR. 1n;lq6?-69j-fusAr1otoxicos1s of cattIle
occurred at the Experimental model Fa= Kolozhitay in Vqlosouik Rayon,
Leningrad Oblast' , after the cattle had been d=iven t &Sturb on a har-
oml
vbsted rye field. The symptoms and pathological anato cal changes in the
diseased cattle were identical with those observed in cattle~upon experi-
menW feeding of grain infected with Fusarium srontrichiellas Symptonatic
treatment was applied, F. grwArWarum, And F. oxysporw initexe isolated from
saxples of straw stalks, ears, and zye,gmWx$ collecte4 from the field and
used as feed by the cattle. The doeme; of infection of thm, feed with these
4~1 was 40-100%, The cultures of fuAgl Oat were itsolatleii itere consideroed
lvwia of latlualty for Pa*v-acla c4udatz~i and 'th(j effect on the

USSR. UM; 621.~Ire2 s621. 762
7 EFIMCV, V.A., LUFANIV, B.S., SHATALCIA, 1~.F.
Y
Problem Of Reliability Cf sem1pondtictor Thermoeleatri;a Deviceall
Kholodilln. tekhn. i takhnal. Reso. -.ezhvied. dauchno-telthn. sb. (Cooler Technics
And Technology. Republic Intordepartmenta~.Scientlfic-Ti~te.,inica1 Collection), 1970,
(from RZh--Slakt~roniku i Xeye.primen6n~ye,,?J;o 11, November 197C,
'No 90. Pp
Abstract '10 11B175)
Translation: Various types of thermoelectric devicee are acrieldered and their
qualitutive reliubility indices ure presented, The areu.of upplicability of the
exDonential law of the probibility density distrihution~ of' ra Jacti-ns is describod.
for computations on 'he devicas mentioned. On the basili of Un u~itskysis of tba
quantitative reliability Indices, wnd the design und -te0-nolQJ?_'4cLJl featires of
the devices, a series of recommer-Ju t ions are ,given with,~~ respact to an increame of
the reliability and quality of the device's. in,queution. Re4eations are conpidered
which took place d-.iring testa and exploitation of the dovicea, and the most common
of them are considered with the object of aemonstrat in.glithe abasse for their
occurence. 4 ref. Sum-nsr-/,

0,
J
USSR UBO -574
MINIM, G.A. [Gorlkiy State Univ~~rsi:Lyl
"Concerning One Problem Of Electror-mvnetic Wave Fropogation In A Movin- Fl'ine-
Stratified Medium"
Izv.VUZ:Radiofizika, Vol CV, No 8, hu- 197.", PP 1) 39- 111, 6
Abstract, The paper cono.41ders th~- prOM&I-LiOn Of Qlt'C-' V'
-stratified non%iniformly -coving neditiri in a plane ti,~rtznovari:-,~ tr; thf!
motion. in a previous work of wNich Lupanov is "i -I! t!-.--C C:jo~~ C -f
plasms in a le.eakly-roluti-iistic a-proxiiratlon (vp-/r2
of const~incy of the electron concentr!'~tioii (in thu, lca"'!Lly L- 1%
of reference), the possibility wis ostablisiiod of
C~' 4c,) iby
field (during prop;.~ratlr;n in a transvarse to t0v~ 1111 L!101
wi~,h lePt and rit."YAu raoutiuL fiold livot-r.D. Th(~, rutu]Ac, 02
positions of' IiHveo
this previous viorl: ui-E~ in th~e --T-3*ort cz~x,D olf ncn-d-ic-
the va!!-ftijn -10
percive media and Dn arbitrary i~,-nituda 011
found which duscri~-e~i rcfleetion an tral 1-"Miv~'uioo
-With a vel-ocity pro-Pile of t-he type Ch- (ZID). Aleo sit-~i~i(xl~ i~i tiv, C--C
_,a ity -radient on raflQatiun from
n Voloc
a
Tha t~,-Ylnkr; Stcpunov and V.Q. aovrilanlt~c fNir
i;nd v;iluublo R,,calvoi by edit(wtj,

USSR Una 533.9.01
GAYRILENKO, V.G., STEPANOVI :N.86 [Gorkiy q~ate University]
'Dynamo-Optical Effects In A Plaamao
1xv,. VUZi Radiofizika, Vol XV, No 2, Feb 1972,2pp 18~-190
Abstract*. The propagation is considered of electromapnotic waves in an Inhomo-
geneous moving cold sleotron. plaama without an external gagnatia field and
collisions. Movement is aeBumed to be stoody.. Partu oh~ and two of the paper
--"Tensor Cf Dieletric Constant Of A Honuniformly Moving:Plasma" and
OPropagation Of Waves In Slightly Iiihomogeneoub Yedium conaider waves in an
isotropic plasma with parameters slowly variable in spao0j, when it is poaniblo
to employ the approximations of geometrical optics. Itis ahmin that in the
case of a smooth change of the mediui2 parameters, the be'am tra jectories are do-
termined by the density distribution and the mation leado to rotation of the
wave polarization plane. in port three-4Paaeago Of WavOa Through A Layer With
A Oonatant, Velocity Gradiento -- an example in preoentad~ of an -exact solution
of the problem for a layer with an arbitr4rily rapid cbuiago of velocity; in
this coos, not only a rotation of the polarization plano., of the propagating wave
takeeplaco, but also a change ct the character of that polarination with re-
flection and refraction in the layer. 10 ref, flecolved. ~y: ediiora, 16 Apr 19T1.

Abstract: A study was made of the propagation of electromagretic waves in a
nonuniformly moving cold electron plasna without an externill magnetic field
and collisions. Tile motion is assumed stationary. In tho case of smooth
iation of the parameters of tile medium, the beam trajectories in the zero
VaT
approximation of geometric optics are detertafned by the coacctitration distri-
bution, and the motion leads to rotation of the polartzation plitna in the wave.
For laminar flow with a constant velocity grodient, an e~cipct solotion of tile
equations was obtained which is a superposition of two indopendent waves
elliptically polarized in opposite directions. The law of,~refraction of these
waves was found, and the corresponding coefficients of reflection and penetra-
tion were calculated in the case of a layer of finite thic6ess, Fomulas are
found for the tensor of the dielectric constant'af a nonun~formly moving plasma,
wave propagation.in a weakly inhomogeneous medium, and pasOage of waves through
layer with a constant velocity gradient.
.
a

- ----------
USSR UIr_ 538-56:533-9.02
KOVIER, 'M. 6., ~,APIDUS, V. A., 4nd. LUPANOV, L~. A.
"Radiation of ;-,lectric and Mlagnetic Dipolea~:,in tho Hollow formed
by a Plasma Layer"
GorIkiy, Izvestiya 'V*UZ--2alIiofizika, Vol. 14, No. 1, 1971, pp
~28-35
Abstract: The radiation of an tz~lectric and Ih ma~rnetic dipole -it
the centQr of a dielectric sphere of 1-~,iven vadiuii and a jiven di-
electric constant surround,~.-d by a spherical ~plasnja layer ht~vinfr a
dielectric constant of sume other vtilue is qon~A(:Icrad. T'le pur-
pose of this analysis ig I,,o,d-I-Aurmine the chanac-taristico ni' the
;~ilv, than thu ta-.i.gra-.tic
dipoles, eAariiininj- 'irst thu elactric dipola" I
dipole. 2or -.h.- *L'ir.,it o'..' tho authoro bet.,r-in with till; w3ve
-he
equaTAons Zor 4rit,~ vec*tw, potoritial A, Obtaining !-quaticl -or 11
ulectric and mC.,netic fielda in terms of it.-! Because them expres-
11SIOns obtained for the antennn radiation roalistaace in thr4.-e dif-
ferent re-iuns of the spaco surrounding the witen-na are too awk-
C~
ward, the authors resorL -to quasi-statio ar4wavo approximtions.
Mhe ma-netic dipolu is similarly,treated, bej~inning with E and R

77-
USSR UDC., 519. 1
LUPANOV, 0. B.
'On Synthesizing Circuits From Threshold Elements"
Moscov, Probl. kibernetiki--sbornik (Problems of Cybernetics--callection of
orks-),. Vyp. 26, "Nauka", 1973, pp, 109-140 from-M-Matem%tika, No 9, Sep
N
73,' abstract No 9V448 by V. Khrapcbenko)
Translation: 7he paper is a detailed exposition of a note by Vie: author
WhMmt, 1972, 8V458). and is devoted chiefly_to;establ, -Mptotic
lshtng asy
It itishown hov on the
-.formalas far L(n) and L(n,m) WhMat, 1972, Sv454).
basis. of 12. 1. Nechiporuk ' s lower bourA ; for L(n) WhNai;, 1964, TV28l
-and 1965, 2V330) it is possible to~explain th6 Vuic'pecul~-~arities of
s
Ahreshold.clement circuits for which the upper, bbund irmptatica-Ily
coincides 'with the lower. With regard to these peculiarities,the author
-constructs first a "fairly good" and then the asymptoticall best"
I y
I= U
ild ilement Circuit. Tt is noted.that the:res lt,vdOined- with
-the principle of local coding, enables, construction of the msymptotically
best". threshold element circuits for.classes of functions which allew
simpler circuit realization than most functions. This p s,~tion itt il-
112
wig 74

50% '3PR'j W111+
Aczd'~. ~-4
,Alan. Vol 202, go S. 1972, tc7rv-j~ -T z 7-~4H 298-
Th. Qlrcb raic fursc't
.3
termed threshold if thert exist Me e*~ z=n1-qr ......
uch tAAt.f(Xj'....X I then and only then -be-
Wq know that for any threshold Nndti o'n It tan 5elect rtLc- !n-
texers h is inequality (1) -'htch d*t*rr~-Inrit -x
The function&I-91ceent (see, fordq"~Pis. ill),
the threshold function, is terne #-thr&Abold
agram of the threshold elqmanto In the d1nrrAr- of funct nnal L
lempnti, .11 VI-Manift ~f -6~3'h apply The r-1 i-.
A
n urually e3es!rIn- Two 46finiti-na 'tr Thl. I)-
&gram of threshold vl*rtentst -the number Pf eie~-Vnts
5, and LO(S) -- the -sum of tht. roduli of ail "40fLe!*ntt u If
411 elements of the dAnrram (under the cendltl~n t1wav t~- Tiire~~%-i
old functions are riven by theintepral Ineq',Zalitte-~ (1)). . L.-~ i
f be a function or system of functlons (vart,7r-runction); Itt
us denote by LM Wf/g)) Th* minimal. number of olerenitm t,%
the diaeram of the Threwhol4 91.~*nza hich ar-ly f (nIni-I
number of olortenta in the diagram of threthc1d elercn-. wlt!c,;
u5t be added to the results of the diarrsrl for 11 ~n ~Y,,!r:r t,
M41ft a diagram for 0. 110 in a Efinite) zet (vector) of
functions then by L(&) WWO we shall d.no-,* ~*x L(f) (-
f'" -in
U(fls). zf a a set at all.functione of fix of n
arguments (all systems (f n Ot!chi
b

.T*~. v
;-77. USSR
LUP
"Asymptotic Estimates of the Complexity of Control Syst0s"
Mezhdunar. Kongres5 Matematikov v Nitstse. 1970 [~nterhational Congress
of Mathema-Licians in Nitstse,:1970 -- Collection of Woks], Moscow,
Nauka.Press, 1972, pp 162-167 (Translated.from R6ferat;IvnYy Zhurnal,
-Xibernetika, No 3, Moscow, 1973, Abstract No 3 V421).:
:f! Sov
Translation: A review of certain-results-0 -let 4a~ihors in the
~Systems, pro
area of the asymptotic theory of sy-nthe is f coatr6~'! duced
in recent years,

r Il.
ODC 51 .621.391,
~_VSSR
LUPANOV, 0. B.
"Circuits of Functional Elements with Delays"
'Probl:. Kibernetiki [Problems of CybernetIcs Collection ot Works], No. 23,
Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 43-81 (Translated from,Referazivnyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No. 4, April, 1971 Abstract No4 4 V470 b' G. Blokhina
y1i
Translation: It is noted that with traditional methods of rvalization of
logic algebra functions (laf) (contact ciTcuits,fl circuwts, circuits of functional
elements, formulas), the so-called Shannon effect occurAl" "almost all functions"
of n arguments have "almost identical" complexity, as~vtjtitollicallly equal to the
complexity of the most complex function of n arguments. Ilic hypothesis of this
effect was stated by Shannon in 1949 (Shai~norj C. E., Oell Sy'-3t. Techn. J., 1949,
29, No. 1, 59-98) and later proven by the~authbr of tholipresent, article (RZEMat,
1961, 2A176). In certain cases (for example for disjunc tive normal forms), the
"weak Shannon effect" occurs, "almost all funciions of ni argurrients have almost
identical complexity," although it is less thin the cam-11)1exity of the most
complex function (RZILMat, 1968, 7V307). Ibis article st4idies one natural class
of control system -- right systems,o.f functional elements with. delays, for which
_thdse effects generally do not obtain.
I/S
26

USSR ux 51.621.391
LUPANOV, 0. B, Probl. Kibernetiki, No. 23,~ Mos cow,-NaukliPress, 1970, pp 43-81.
ai
Circuits of the following elements are studied. Each element Ei cor-responds
to a certain laf ~i (xl,---sxk ) and tw3 positive numbert:~:pi -- the "weight of
the element" and Ti -- the 11deiay of the element", these-numbers are not assuned
to be integers. If ki.12, the numbers~pi and, Ti alie caLled the reduced
Fi - 1 Tog2k
Weight and reduced delay of element Ei -fespectively. It is assumed that the nun-
-ber of inputs of element Ei where kill is k while ki=O (1. e., if the element
produces a constant) it is equal to 1. The circuits are constructed in the finite
set 6=(Bj,...,Er1 elements of this type in correspondence with tho rules for con-
struction of circuits of functional elementi. The connection between element
E(l) and_ E(2), of the circuit refers to the sequence of eleqiants a. the circuit Eil,
with the following properties: 1) A! certain inputi~of element Ei. is con-
nected to the output of element E (2j:Ss) Z) EM=i-~ ~ E(2)*.E-
11 P. s
'The number T- + + T- is called the delay of the circuit, The circuit is called
3.1 - - - I
:'-primary if one input 0? its first element~Ei is the input,~of the entire circuit,
while the output of its last element Ej is the output of the entire circuit.
s
Circuit S is called right if the delays of all of,its main pircutts are equal.
-2/5

T-3;
USSR UDC S1.621.391
LAIPANOV, 0. B., Probl. Kibernetiki, No. 23, Moscow, Nouka ~ressff 1970, pp 43-81.
let 0 be the set of all base laf Oi
AU (xl,--.,Xk,:),,OepeTiding~,significantly on at
least two arguments, and 0* be its subset cons-sting of aft 'P-fuiictions. Suppose
mi i1 Pt
min Pi T=m1n. ,a, " =r, !&;=,
T
in
J: 91 YO It,
EI)
The statements are proven.
Theorem 1. If base is regular,:then
n
2
L(n),VLc(n)-40 (n)p
n
2) T(n),%,Tc(n)m- 14(n)",Tn;
3) Furthermore, for any c>0 and any.laf pf a sufficiently
Aarge number of arguments there is a circuit S realizing f,!such that
L (S) < (I +P r (S) < 0 + 01) 'Cit.
4/5

USSR UDC 51.621.391
LUPANJV, 0. B., Probl. Kibernetiki, No. 23, N!oscow, NaLika Press, 1970, pp 4S-81.
This general number is called the delay of the circuit :and is represented as T(S).
The function realized by the circuit and complexity L(S) of the circuit are deter-
imined as for circuits of functional elements. It is asslumed that 9 of initial
elements is complete in the sense that for each laf fy aright circuit can be
constructed realizing f (with a certain delay). The total base is called regular
if the circuits in the base can realize all four functions of one argument X, X,
0 and 1 with identical delay. Otherwise the baseis miled irregular. The laf
f(xl,...x ). is called a 0-function if f(x, x,...,x)~cohst, otherwise it is called
X1
a c-function. Shannon functions are studied:, L(f) --i ihe minimum of conplexities
of (right) circuits realizing laf f; T(f). -- the minimuA dell~ys of circuits real-
izing laf f. That Nn(NC_ NO respectively) bo the *et 4111 laf (of all c4unctions,
ni
.0-functions respectively n supposed
(n) =mix: Tr M.
n
/ENO
TD (n) mai T M.
27

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oUSSR UDC Sl 621.391
_WPANOV, 0. B., Probl. Kibernetiki, No. 23, Moscow, Nauka Nless, 1970, pp 43-81.
Theorem 2. If base is irregular, theo
2n
la) Lc (n) nup
n n
lb) L (n),,-0 (n) %v* 2
n;
2a) Tc(n),,,Tn;
2b) T(n),,. 10(n),~,-r*n;
3) Furthermore, for any c>O and any c-function (,b-func,tion) f(xl,...,Xn)
-of a.sufficiently.large number of arguments thereAs a circuit S realizing f and
.much that
211
L (S) < (I +,t) pT (S) < (I + 6)'9n
Irespectively
\