SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MIRENKOV, N.N. - MIRKIN, I.L.

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USSR UDC 681.3.06:51
WRENKOV, N. N., Vychisl. S.Istemy, No 42, Novosibi7-sk, 1970, pp 34-46.
The solution of this problent is perfomed in three vtips: ill the
first stage, the set of problems is converted to a set of enlarged problols
with identical solution tines, in the second stage the of pro-
blems. in the system is plt;aned for the new set of probl(mis; in the third
stage, the results of the first two stagqs aro used to 13plect a strategy
for realization of the initial s&t.

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USSR
POTAPOV, V. 1. and MIRENKOV, P. V.
"The Structural Complexity and Technical Realization of Forr~il Neurons
Using Magnetic Flux Switches"
Probl. Bioniki. Resp. Mezhved. Temat. Nauch.-Teklin. Sh. (Problems of
Bionics. Republic Interdepartmental 11,ematic Scientific and Technical
Collection], 1973, No 10, pp 3-15 (Translated from Reforatilinyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract No 10V801)
Translation: Problems of the technical realization of multifunctional
and monofunctional formal neurons are discussed. Tho greneral Structural
complexityof the following tylics of formal neurons Is. tinalyzed: with
blodking fibers, with permitting fihers, with combioLng fibe-rs and wil0i
combinations of spontaneous and blocking fibers. 11 flibli,c), Refs.
Author's view
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UPC: 681-3-055
POTAPOV, V. I.. KIMKOV, P. V., VOIRORKOVA, L. V. , Omsk PolytechnUal
Institute
"A Multi functional Threshold Element"
Moscow, Otkatiya, Izobreteniya, Promeshlennvye
No 10, Apr 72, Author's Certificate No 3325T5, Division 11, filed 13 Jull
published 14 Mar 7~, p 225
Translation: Ibis Authors Certificate introduces a mult!,functional
threshold element based on Diagnotic cores vith rectm;uILIX lv~vf;eresis
loop. The element operates in accordance with the of 1.,urri:,rit
distribution, wnd contains a. wilt for setting the threLh(.,1,'&AJ and
also threshold cores carrying series-connected windings for rei_,arding thl:
weight coefficients of variables and threshold windin-gs. As ti distingljiuh-
ing feature of the patent, 1;he logic possibilities are e)&,endod by addirc.
units for input of the code for veight coefficiento of vl:srlablics, Mid Units,
for recording the weip)it coefficients on the threzbold e,.-Tes, '.'1w distrf'-
,ht c-,lieff-le:ionts on
bution windings of the units for recording the veig
threghold core-, and of the unit for settipig the tbreshr),Vi vuliw! ttr,,~ con-
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POTAPOV, V. I. et al, USSR Author's Certificate No 332575
nected to the vinciiings for rec-ordine, the weiglit coeff.'-Icli~nts of variables
and to the threshold windings, while the distribution vindings of the
units for input of the code for weight coefficiente tire covmectei! in series
with the corresponding controlling vindings of the units elor recording T;he
weight coefficients on the threshold c,)res.
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Materials
USSR UDC: 621.317.8(088.8)
MIPEM B. S., SOLDATOVA, L. P., WRETSKAYA I. Ye.
"A Resistive Composition"
USSR Authorts Certificate No 28336T, filed 24 Jun 69, pablishod 22 Dee TO
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, i1o 6,, Jun 71, Abstract No 6V364 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a reinistivi! composition
based on a resin binder containing particles of a curren 1: -con ducting sub-
stance in the form of carbon black distributed throuj~i the resin. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, resistwice limits are extended and
resistance characteristics are improved Iry using higbly dispar-ied partially
oxidized destroyed carbon black as the current-conducti:ag mnterial. The
carbon black is uced in quantities of 6-40 volumeItric. parcen.t.

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USSR UDC 621,315.592
AGAYEV, Ya. , 9TIMAT MIKRAYLOV, A. Lt., STREL "NIKOV&, 1. A.,
Physicotechnical Institute, AcMemy of Sciences of the Turkinfin S!M
"Electrical Properties of p-Aluminum, Antimonide Single Crystals"
Ashkhabad, Izvestiya Akademli Nauk Turkmenskoy SSR, Seriya Fiziko-Tekh-
nicheskikh, Khimicheskikh i Geologicheskikh Nauk, No 6, 1911, pp 9-14
Abstract: The authors studied the electrical properties ok p-aluminum
antimonide single crystals grown by the Czochralski method. Thf- !material
was synthesized and the crystals were pulled in the same instal3ation in
a helium atmosphere. The specimens cut frown the ingots monsureil approxi-
mataly 2-2.5 x 3-4 x 12 =. Platinum or molybdenum probe- I eads were
attached by spark-discharge welding. The vire leads were 0.05 mn in
diameter, The electrieal conductivity and Hall effect vwre measured by
the compensation method, using direct current, at t4iroper;htures of 80-
1300*K, The carrier (hole) concentration of the speclni.-v.,~ wait 4.6*1.017 -
2-1018/cc. No inversion in the sign of tha Hall cceffic-;funt wiwt; ubserved
throughout the entire temperature range. The i4idth of ti,,in forblidden band
was found to be 1.61 e%I in the region of tntrinsic condut.-tiviAlyk and the
acceptor level was found to be approximately 0.02 qjV Iii the r1iijon of
extrinsic conductivity.

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TITLE--RUENTGENODIAGNI)SIS OF CHANGES (If TH~ 05YE01IRT11CULAR APt'ARMUS IN
CHILDRE'4 SUFFERING FROM NON SPEC-IFIC illF,KTIOUS 1114EUMAT!"ito, AluliuTls)
AUTHOR-1031-MIRIMOVAY T-O.t YAKOVLEVAv A.A., BOGOSLOVSKAYAj, V.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VOP OKHR MATERIN DET L5(11; 61-7L, ILLUS, 197(.')
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANCi MEDICAL SCIENUS
TOPIC TAGS--RHEUMATIC OtSFASC, X RAY Moy
CONTROL +A.'qKINGj--NO RESTRICTIONS
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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) G?-0- A3s'rRACT, k0i, fq I (.,A c u, -l i ~i N r 'i , ~,,n ei As
MIADE OF 1t163 JOINTS IN 22-5 CHILI)REN SUFFERING PRAI-1 Rtli--()~IATOID
ARTHRITIS. A COMPARATIVELY 6ENIGN JOINT FORM ART,.iALTIS
dAS SEE4 IN 134 PATIENTS, AND A SEVERE JOINT VISCE11.4L Ff.)!-',A IN 91. THE
EXTENT OF ROENTGENOLOGICAL CHAN'GFS DEPLNDFU 0.,14 fHE V1,):04 *)(. THE [)f"'.f-ASE.
IN CHILOREN LOCALIZATION AND n< viCl0f.'-(q'CE OF AFFECTIctl 01F THE
SOMEWHAT 0IFFERE0 FR01 THOSE 1,14 AOULIS. OESIDE.St A Z)IFF*I-RENTI~IL FtAlU'ZE
OF RHFU-MAT010 ARTHRITIS IN CHILDfIG130 IS THE CHARACTE-P AN(-) THE E-Xff::'4T OF
~INJURY OF THE NUCLEI OF -.CATION* 01STUR-9ANCf; 01 rHE'll-N, GROWTI-f AND
MSEQUciNTLY's UERANGEME-Pif OF THE CIJILD'S (;!~QATli.
DEVELOPMENT# AND, Ct
FACILITY: INST. PEDIAT.1 ACAD. MEO. SCI, USSRr N 4SCON, USSR,
UNCLASSIFIED

LES S R ii
?4TRTNSIM- P. fq- SHURIII, Ya. I., Institute of Tnorranic CTwi:AnI.rj-, Si-
eriAA-%'pArrmeT% of tb-a AcadeiV o-i' Sciences of the 'USSE
"A aeck Valve for tip to 20 kbar"
Moscow, Prib(~Jxy i T(?~Irii'kzn. No '2, Plax-Arr T2,, F:~
Abstract: 'Re --rticle describes a chock valve for t:T to I.Wx ;.,Lt,T: f1zit
contact surfaces. n-c valvu is diagriv=ed in the fJiruvIs:, 11e vid-fk~ IuCL~r
2 is MLde of harecned KbVG steel ;uid has a nhut~off oiifici~ of 1.~ u-n.
The orifice is closed ly- cap 'I pre-,tre9ced vith low forev ly 7-latf. Spr-:nJ?
5 atid centered in slecvQ 4 whIch it; Ileld ill tilt! vp-lve 11014. bv ~sorew'~- 11-I!
valve body i.-t hel- in 'he hJjy'-prennaure ebayniel by 1111t; 1. n1lU i-y
beryllium br nze anti tcflon 3. Dents ond ocratebetj on "he "'rcrlk~
surface of the valve cap cxi be vorked out vitli lal'.,ping
with glycerin and PMS-I; liquid shoued rplldble ope:t-atir,u irivr Icnir
fte figure, bibliography of tvo titles.
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MIRINSUY, D. S. , SHLTIUN, Ya. 1. , Prilsoi~j i, T6!,'qn-ika F4,111w H.nefl-tiii,
Mar/Apr 72, pp 1193-194

USSR
and V'U11G1D2VA, F. I., "Ij."ilkent
MRZAAKMEDOV, T. P.,
Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Sera
"Some Lmunological Shift3 Diring thbies Vaccinetion"
Tashkent, "Jr,irnal MtbLkiiitana, No 10, 1972, FT 76--/,(
Abstract: M-2 effect W' rabies vaccirat;ism on the of :n'
specific 'rtrus-zle'llunali."in, witibol-'[L.,is and of atitoantibodion to s,plo,~a
anti brain was studied in heallthy imbbits. 'Me pausi-o-e
NikolflL -thoil uV Cnicftonaldi,4; the ":Arr)racipita-bud
Z Ws tw
plex and ieutralizatior, reactinoa in white rats irere wmd ttx) r-mar),ura inti",
levels. It was foluld- that w Ltfjant-ftodies lx.-gar, to uppear on df~), '(, on
day 21, dimjn1shed by &1Y 30 and ware rarl.-V detlactable oll. day 37. The oruzlfic
virus -rAutrallzirug antibodies armmxed on duy 7, incmmwed.
days 14-,'?l and reached maximal titera by daVo V-37-

er f*tion
USSR UDC
PVL�ATT_ATJ T M. A?,I?,OV U., SADYKOV, M. U., and TYSMAT011, KJ1. U., Scientific
Research Institute of Chemistry and Cotton Cellulose Technololry
"Radiation Induced Graft Copol)iT)eri2atiOll of Methyl MethaicryLske From, the
Vapor Phase Onto Cellulose"
Moscov, Vysokomole~valyarnyye Sayedireentya, Vol Ili, No 8, Aug 'r.2, pp 1704-1703
Abstract: The characteristics of' grafting, coju31,yrmrizat1;%,in o! methyl
ylate fr3m varor phase hwi-e ITen investleatod, tho mairi throzt beinit in
methaer-
the direction of the developmnnt of graftir~g, coni~tiona which Vmild nrecltlde
the formation of harnzolyrv..rs. Vhle grafting was fmi.idied under cDnditions Of
-irradiation of the system cel-lu.'jose-monoimir as well as whop the preirradl.-
ated. cellulose was treated with mtthyl methac.-yInte vap,:)r. C*00 vao the
,rr.ftinj, wgirried oiit with con-
source of radiation. It was established that r J.
current irradiation was accompanied by intensive, of the
monomer. Grafting onto preirradiated cell-ulose in presii!nce of wat.:.~r vapor
proceeds at a higher rate without the forruLtian of' a ha,,nopolyin(Ir. Me y1eld
of the grafted copolymer of pokmetlWlmetacrylate depen(lti on the ntructuxe of
-cellulose preparation, decreasing In the order: cotton > f lai. > ramie
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11 TIT
USSR UDC 661.185.23
MILLLSILEVA, A. Sh., MIRKAMILO m. S.
"Synthesis and Study of Cation Exchange Resins Based on P,, Iycalidensation
Products of Furfural and Diphenyl Oxide"
Tashkent, Uzbekskiy Kbimicheski), ZJILIM31, No 2, 1972, pp 40-14'!.
Abstract: Condensation-type ion-exchango resins based on furim cmqlaurlds
have high thermal and radiation stability, This work doscribes the, sy-Alw-
sis and studv of cation exchange. rc-sins by Out reaction of polycoridensatior.
of diphenyl oxide and furfuran uith subsequent sii1furati,on. The. polycon-
densation process is influenced by th--- typo and quantity olf solvem, added.
The exchange capacit), of cationites based on DPG and fwrfurmt In a solvent
Ineditm is signific.Intly 16)!Iier thau withcut the 501"Ient, As the quantity
of catalysts -- colic. Ii2:-;I),l -* added is imreascd, tho w(Challge caj)~-icity
increases , appareat I y due to pre I im! nary su I furation d w-1, tig, j:o I yco.Tii I owia t~ i ~: I.
Me cation exchange resins prmiuced both with and wilhoul: tlll! wjVUjjtS h1d
good physical and chemical prapcrties, higji thertimil iind. radlotion stability.

USSR u11"
G. T.) mid 1YV![A1JLCf1 ft. To, T:. III,)( #~.%t
~A-l 1
Polytechnical lmtitate
"Synthesis and lnvesti,:~aticn of "aijor, Ext!lvan~-Ia f1plGj.1,.a Fror, V%e
Polycondonaation 1-rolticts (11' Fu-,Tuial and Diwmirla-r,"
Tashkent, Lls-Lekckiy lfl~ 5, 1970,
h! Thn sni or :f'l).!-',.- 'I
rW.11ZT I,MS diSCC)17~:-l Z~~t -,I:. ~,zli,~:",..ti4:1.,~f*til-~l.~--,Lli,-~ ::n a
with a vtirr,~r, aij:,!11 f::~ all lz:
equal to 2. o~ -.-ci -I;t c,' "-2,nt. Tli~m a
j ,i! t14
i-el-like J.n 1 1-1 '1
for 24 hr-. "~'nc bars scllidif4-cd ill tht?- d0SS:LCXLtOV- it '!'3*~:.!;('-j IT, ',I I ~!J
dried. The resin thi;s d-,MajJ1v:A prOvQd to h-je p:l";lA
properties and hij.,h thervral ntW~Ality.
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USSR
GARSEVANISHVILI, V. R., KADYSHEVSKIY, V. G., MIR-I[ASDIO11, i, IN., SK--%a:-rOv, 1Z.B.,
Joint Institute of Nuclear Research
HA Concept of the Relativistic Amplitude of Scatterimp, at Ugh Energies"
Moscow, Teoratichoskiya i Platematicheskaya Fizika, Val 7. No 2, -:av 1971,
pp Z03-216
Abstract: A concept of the realativistic anpliLudo of high
energies is presentcyd' in the framework of the approach. The
key point in the entire consiAeration i:; Fa.urier axalycis of the 'Lhroa-par~.=eter,
non-Abellan translation group em~eddcd LAs A nubgrcuip ;U1 thil toren-1Z -Frout). ihe
c6neopt presented is a generalization of the eiko=a~ approxima Lion in quantun
nechanlen. 29 bibliographic entries.
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A/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED OATE--23OCT70
rITLE--THREE DIMENSIONAL kELATIV&'SVLC EQUATIONS FOl( A SYSTEM OF rWo
PARTICLES WITH UNEQUAL MASSES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-KADYSHEVSKlYt V-G.i MATEYEVt M.Uav MIRKASIAGV, R.M.
4OW4 .0 IOU I smi
COUNTRY OF 14FO--USSR
SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 1970t 1113), 692-700
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--RELATIVI*STIC PARTICLEv PARTICLE MOTIO-No
PARTICLE INTERACTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/0377 STEP ND--UR/0367e'10/-Jll/Oi-~3/Of3'~2/0700
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111570

?12 012 -UNCLASSIFIED PROCISSING 0A'TE--f'_'3QCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111570
A.3STkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE K~A.ATIYISTV_ QW.Sl PUTEIITIAL
EQUATION IS GENERALEZEL) IN THE CASE OF P~,RTICLFS WITH UNElu'061t. MASSES.
THE RELATIVISTIC 2 BODY PROBLEM CAN BF RMICED TO Ti-IL- PROLAPA OF MOTION
OF A PARTICLE WITH A MASS EQUAL TO T14E GCOMETkIC ME4f%, (IF I-IjE 2 MASSIS fN
A QUASI POTENTIAL FIELD. THE LIPP'IAN-SCHWIPIGER F14--fiAlloN IS VE.RIVED FOR
THF CAS~ OF UNEwUAL MASS; THE RELATIVISTIC SCHR0.E,)IN(&l':'E00ATIO" I-OR
GAMMA PRESENTATION IS GIVEN. FACIL[rY: G!B'Elltri. INIST. YAD.
ISSLED.9 OUBNAt USSR.

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AtlTHOR-(04)-4USAYEVj U.N,v HIRKHIDQYATOV, M*N.v TILLAYEVt R.S., WS?1PANTI,
KH.U.
11UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
IURCE--;4U.S S *R. 264j394
ERENCE_7--_-nTKRYTtYA, IZ:)BR OElkAZTSYj! T04~~RNYE1 ZNAKI NR 11,970,
ET*w. "ROM.;
tIATE I)UBLISHED--03MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO MEOICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ALKAL010t CHEMICAL PATENT# ACRYLIC ACIL)p ACID CHLO,4101:
XCINTROL MARKING--PIO RESTRICTIONS
XCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFED
PPOXY REEL/FRA~IC-3004/1854 STE, PN 0 -UR 0 4 8 2 17 00 Q/0 001) 1) 0U 0 0 J

:'.2/2 009 UNCLA SIFIC-b PROCES1,1PIG DATE-27,NOV70
s
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA013ZI19
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, ACRYLOYI.CYTISLNE IS t-'PFt'0. 3Y
TREATING CYTISINE WITH THE ACID CHLORIDE OF A(;RYt.IIC ACM IN THE PRE!.)ENCE
OF SODA IN AN ORG. SOLVENT, E-Go CHLOROFORM, AU 45-100P.AlEll-S.
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~JTLE-THE LIVER FUNCTION IN DISEASES OF tHE THYROID GLANO -U-
kUTHOR--KLYACHKO, V.Rov MIRKHODZHAYEV9 A.KH4
'60UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,;.CURCE--MEDITSINSKAYA RADIOLOGIYA, 1970; VOL 15, NR 3t PP 19-33
)ATE PUBLISHEO--------70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
FOPIC TAGS--LIVER FUNCTIONo THYROID GLANQo GOITFRv THYROID
IHEMODYNAMICS9 BLOOD CIqCULATtON
tONTROL 4ARKING-t-NO QESTRICTION'S
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1985/1691 STEP Nn--UR /0241 t 70101'; 1)() 1/')) ~$/'Yl 3'A
C IRC ACCE-Sc ION, Nf)--AP0101 746

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SAN S-C PA S I IOS; b3tJVd ~Hl
9trLlOlOdV--0N 14(jlSS3:)JV :)'dl:)-
izo Z/Z

USSR UDC 621.791.16.037
KHOIDPOV, Yu. V. (r,2nd. of Techn. Sciences) , SMIRNOT. A. S. j I-fjRUU_
?RLINII, " Mer,)
KASIlalEYEVA, L. P. , IGNAVYEV, A. S., and L K. G. *TEng"M
"MTU-0,4-4 Ultrasonic Welder for Plastics and Hetalu"
Moscow, Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, No 5, May 72, pp -47-48
Abstract: The New MTU-0,4-4 welder is a prototype of thti PITU-0.4-3
machine with a redesigned welding head furnished wit-it two types of
mechanical oscillatory systems. The new unit is sw[tod Fx)r wel.dinj;
plastic components in Lhe radio engineering aa-d elei:tronicsi industry
It;Juding micromDtors, condensers, bat;twriee, filters, ced-Is, etc.
The sachIne will join plastica with metals by pressing Owmi into
polymera,and will weld copper, alumintai,and nickel. The MU-0.4-3
model has been successfully operated for several yeiirs at radi()
engineering plants and has shown yearly savings ranIlLng f-ram 5000
to 10,000 rubles. The technical specificat ions fov the liew ultra-
sonic model are cited. The serial productioa pro-ject hat; been
assigned to the Kalinfn~,,rad Plant of Electrical HqvLpment:,. (I
I*ustraticra)

112 008
'.TlTLE---ON THE POSSIBLE HLCHANISM OF PACHINI BODIES EXLITATION -U-
AUTHOR-103)-CHERNIGOV SKIYr Y.N.r 111ASHANSKIY, V.F., HIRKINs A.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SUUkCE-IZVESTIYA AKADLMII NAUK SSSRv SERIYA 1310LUGICHEiKAYAv 1910, NR 2,
PP 214-223
~'DATE PU13LISHEU---70
~m'SWJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANU MEDICAL SCICNCES
JOPIC TAGS--NERVEt EXCITED STATE
CUNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXV 9LhL/FRAML--19V0/0948 SHP N(J--UR/0216/70/0%')U/002/0214/0;?.?:S
_CIkC ACLESSION NO--AP0109105

Z/Z 008 UNCLASSIFIED. PkOCESSING L)ATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0109105
AdSTRACT/EXTRACI--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE RJLE OF I'llil'HYSILAL AND
ULTRASTRUCTURAL PECULIARIIIES 01- TUE PACHINI BODIES AND THE ~,ECHANIS-14 OF
THEIR EXCITATION ARE DISCUSSED, THE NEWLY 01SCOVERE0 EFFECT UF
BIOMECHANICAL RESLiNANCE IS C0,MPARED WITH THE PRESEI%LE OF ACTAVE SITES OF
THE RECEPTIVE SURFACE OF THE NE9VE TERMINATION. A MOOLL OF A POSSIBLE
MELHANISM OF THE APPEARANCE OF EXCITATION IN MECHANGRECEPTOkS IN THE
PACHINI BODIES IS PRUPUSLU. FACILITY: 1. P. 11AVLOV INSTIfUTE OF
PHYSIOLOGY, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES USSR INSTITUFE OF LYU.*JL0GYt ACADE14Y OF
SCIENCES USSR.

USSR U11C 51
MIRKW, B. G.
"On the Principles of Rel~.tiozi Mhtching"
V sb. Mat. analliz ekon. modeley. Ch. 3 (Vatlkerzticnl fknal~y:iLt~ of Ecorio::;ic "od.,!j
Part 3 -- Collection of' Works), Novosiltirsk, 19'112., ~,)D (fi-o-.
Matemat-Lka, No 3, Nar 73, AlistraCt 110 3Vjjqjj 'Z)y IL. 11 J' Jla 7 1"Llib',
Translation: Let A fall a2, seep ani , n 3, be a i3et oT a, Iternat Ives, and
R CA )< A - f (a, b) a, b G'A I a binary relatlon an A. Le-11- D and 2 be cer-
tain given sets of relations H. Ft Dm 4. ':A' (P is a trcoup simipling funetton,
m 2) is def ined for all (H1 I R21 D" - D I,, ... )~ D. Certain con-
ditions are irposed on elements D, but it io not reguta-ed 1hat all R CD be
transitive., wilile ralations in L are asmuci to `.ia _Z-C!,_~
which are modifications of Arrow's first foiu- axicl!ns aro Lixioned on -LI-he
F. D.- is proved fnat if F satisfies couditi=S 1-4, Y i'_3
indices V C 1.1 1, as foilows:

MIRKIN) B. G., Yat. analiz. ekon. nodeley. Ch. J, 1972, pp E12-125
Here the meat of any set f rom D must belorqr to H -
In particular, conditions 1-4 define dictatorial rule F if and only ir
D C-EJ. but (R I R ~. R,nR,.,ak-tR'- R'EDI LTE.
2/1,

USSR
MIRKIN 0 B, G.
"The Arrow Approach to the Problem of Matching Opiubmis.`
Matematika -4 Sotsiolori-,a [Mathe.-matics and Sociology -.- Co:i1t:ction of
Works], Novosibirsk, 1972, pp 254-262 (I'mislaud frt:(n Ref'.erativnyy
Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V664 by tho author)
Translation: The axiomatic appreach of Arrow to the analysi.,~~ of tho
principles of riatching individual preferences i.,; ext~mdcd to the cusi-
when the illdiVidual preferences are expressed by arbi.vrary binary re-
lationships. Natural modifications are fomulated for the first fo"11.
conditions of Arrow and aii analytic dCSCTij)tiOII i5 Of .111
the principles of matching, satisfying thein. Ac. a rviulu, a Z~equcncu
of statements is produced on the possibility or impossihi)it:~,, of matuli-
ing rolationshil)s of various typos.

...... ....
USSR
UDC: 51.-330.115
GERSHBIZON, MI. A., G.
100n Cost RecovLry of Capital Expenditures in the Uter,-zectora-1 I,.'InII-IaLC
Model"
V sb. Prob] . narodnokhoz. a-otimma (The Problert of the 11!!.tional.
Optinw!~--collection of worXs) , vYP. 3, ch. I., Nlowwibi 1970, J)P
176-195 (from R-'7h-Kiberrjetika, NO 7, Jul 71, Abstract "Io V644.)
Translation: A node! constructed an the batuio of It,cre-
mental output-caFital ratio is used for :3tudying iiome properties of
sectoral indicen of ewit recovery aml the-jr efffict on atiibi2it.Nr. 13. Z-,[--
shteyn.
- 39 -

USSR
UDC S12.2S/.26+519.5.330.115
KUPERSHTOM, V. L., KU~DINL-
110n6 Classification Algorithm and the Ford-Falkerson Theorem"
Mat. Vopr. Formir. Ekon. Modeley [Mathematical Problems of' Formition of Economic
Models -- Collection of Works], Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 151-L61 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 4, April, 1971, Abstract No. 4 V547).
No Abstract.

USSR WC 51.330.115
XORKIN. B. G.
"One Class of Preference Relationshipsol
Mat. Vopr. Formir. Ekon. Modeley [Mathematical Problens of Farnation of Econcinic
Models -- Collection of Works], Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 90-102 (Translated frcfn
Referativ-nyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 4, April, 1971, Xbl;tract 'Ila. it V526 bv
A. Morkelyunas).
Translation: The presence of a distinction threshold meoini asslunption thilt the
degree of preference of object a6k is evaluated not 1)~- a gingle number buz rather
by an entire interval xa on the rjal number axis. This wark astablishei, the pro-
perty of the binary relationship P(A x A (A is a finite iwt), tbat (A,P) can be
isomorphically represented in some system of intervals oui the rual number 0--tis
between which the binary relation ship Fis defined as follows. 11or intert,als x
and y, we assume xf-y if and only if the left and of iTlmr4al X is greater than
right end of interval y. It is also assumed that (a, a)011)' for all a6A.
It is demonstrated that the systmn of intervals I wfih this relation.3hip
111JI exists and is isomorphic to system (A,P) if and only if
(4110

USSR UDC 51.530.115
MIRKIN, B. G., ~Iat. Vopr. Foxmir. Ekon. Modeley, Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 90-102.
for all al t~P, where P (a > =(b I (a, 6) EP -
This indicates transitiveness of P.
2/2
;M'MAI

USSR UDC 019.941(045)633/635r581.524.44)
NIR-Mi, B. M., (Reviewer), Bashkir State University, M
Agrofitotsenoz i protsess ego atanovleniya, V Kni Teoretichoskive voprosy
fitotsenologii i biageotsenologii. Trudy Mosk. obshch, ispyt, prir, XXXVIII,
pp 108-116 (Agrophytocoenosis and the Process of Its Establtshm-ent, tbe
Question of Phyloagrocoenogenesis, Works of the Mostow SocLety of Niatural-
ists, Vol 38, by M. V. Markov
Leningrad, Botanicheskiy Zhurnal, No 7. 1971, pp 1037-1038
Abstract: Some original concepts In phytogeography are advanced which
contribute t --irrent thinking on- the phytocenotic aspinct of crop analysis.
The process . i general patterns of phyloagrocenogen(tslu arv (Iiscusse4 'or
the first time. Markov is considered the leader of the- Kazan school of
geohotany.

Ile V0MMLn4!1Z0rYFAn1UM5'q= urapn~,xr*ory
A. General Combinatory Analysis Theor-y
USSR UDC: 519.1
MI KIN,-R,_-Q. ,CHERNYY, L. Be
"Some Problems of a Space of Partitions"
NovosibirskP Mat. analiz ekon. modeley--sborni); (Mathentatical
Analysis of Economic Models--collection of woi-ks), Ch. 3,
1972, pp 126-147 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 74", abstract
No SV426 by A. Lapshin)
Translation: The authors consider the problem of measuring
the proximity between different partitions of a finite set of
objects. On the basis of some fairly natural conditions the
authors introduced a system of requirements to be satisfied
by the measure Of PTOXIMity Of Partitions, and showed that
this system of requirements uniquely characterizes -the un-
known measure of proximity, namely the Hammin. distance
between the contiguity matrices of the PaTtMlons. A number
of expressions are introduced which -relate tho distances be-
tween partitions to specific features of dif,ftrent types.
It is found in particular that the mutual relations of oTdered
112

USSR
MIRKIN B G CHERNYY, L. B., Mat. analiz e~-an. modeley, Ch.
3, lgll_,_~p_~26-147
and unordered paTtitiOnS in the resultant space do not appear
sufficiently natural; this shows that the measure of proximity
found by the authors should be used very ca-refully in the
presence of arbitrary features, although thii~ does not PTCCIUOe
its use for features of identical type.
The appendix gives an a-program for calculating the
measure of proximity between qualitative features of arbitrary
type in accordance with formulas given in tho article.
2/2

USSR
UDC 547.436
KOS1711.11:011SOY, Ya. L., BRIJ%, Yu. A., PAVLO",'A, AY A^,
I.. V. r
KOKUSHKINA, A. V. BELEMAYA, 1. A.
T
"Alkanethiols and Their Derivatives. I. Acid-Base Properttes of N-Substi-
tuted $-Aminoalkanethiols"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obs'lichey Khirdlil, Vol 42(104), No 3, Mar 72, pp 662-665
Abstract: The acid-base pronprties of a ntit,bor of
alkanethiols and sore related COMPOUnd's are studi.ed untler stamdand cotiditiens
to evaluate the effect of strUcLural singularitles of thiol. oi-4 Oe acidity of
the S11-group, and hence on sulfhydry] reactivity. The resulti; of the studies
shmi that increased acidity of the Sit group Is determiried c1ch.-fly by tile ci-
pacity of the given compounds to form a zwitter-ion stncture, and to a lcst-,er
degree by the naturL of the alkyl substituents associ,ac-ed wich the. ni. trogcm
rAtom. Tile effect of alkyl sub:jtItuents on the basicity of flm amino group
is not so clearly exjiressed as a consequence of other eactor!; connc:cted with
the inductive effect.
1.11

t/2 026 UNCLOSTF11M PRI]CMING DArE--040EC70
..TITLE--HICROSCOPIC PLASTIC DEFURRATIONt ASSOCIATED WITH, STRESS
_ RELAXATIONt IN STEELS AND ALPHA IRON _U_
'~AUTHOR-(03)-MIRKIN, I.L., PETROPAVLOVSKAVA, Z.N., IL'ENYKH, S.A.
Ao
~,::COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SriURCE--METALLOVEOENIE I TERM. OBRABOT. METALLOYs 19'10, (3), -52-64
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--i"LASTIC DEFORMATION9 STRESS RELAXATION, CAR STL -L ALLY
STEEL, CHROMIUM STEELt INTERMETALLIC COMPOUND
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/0924 STEP
CfRC ACCESSION NG--AP0133013
0 N, r LA CZ I F.,0

2/2 026 UNCLASSI FIEO P140CESSING OAT[: - -04DE-C 70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0131-013
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GO-0- A 13S T P% A UTHE NAYURE D17 Td-:~
PLASTIC DEFORMATICNS (STRATI-61 TAKLNG PLACE IN C 1,W) AL0jY h--)
ALPHA-FE OURING STRESS REUIXATiON At HIGH TEMP. 4*111S Sl'lJDlEf) 6( AN
INIERFERENCE METHOD. IN SJEEI.~ 'THE 14KROSCOPIC Slflz~~INS wc-AE IN
VERY NON UNIFORM. IN ALPHA-FE 'mL- STRAINS TENDED r0 HAVE AN
INTERGRANULAR CHARACrER AND WERE SHARPLY LOCALr-ta-0. LN THE PRFSE-~.(*,E 0::
FINE CARBIDE OR INTERMETALL!C. HARPENING PHASES 1114TRAGMANULAR STRAINS IN
CR STEELS TENDED TO TAKE PLACE PREFEPeNTIALLY.

77,7-7771
I/Z 054 UNCLASSMED FIR&CES45ING DATE--04DEC70
-TITLE--PROSPECTS FOR DEVISING NEW MEAT aESISTANt nATERiAl.S FOR STEAM POWER
PLANT EQUIPMENT -U-
AUTHOR-031-MIRKIN, I.Lot LANSKAYA# K*Awt TRUsavo Lfpe
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~`~SOURCE-14ETALLOVED. TERM. OBRA8. METAL, 1970p (4)s 41-15
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- TO
,SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.t IND.r CIVIL AND MARINE ENGRP MATERIALS
I'OPIC TAGS--HEAT RESISTANT MATERIALl 01$PERS,10N HAR~)ENINGP GRAIN 601040ARYt
~,]-MICROALLOYING* INTERMETALLIC ICOMPOUND# STEAM 80:Llillt STEAM TUROINE,
CARBIOE, POWER PLANTv SOLIO SOWTIONP ALLM' STEEL~
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--300510903 STEP NO--UR/OL29/*?,D/OC)0/004/00,33/UOL5
CIRC AXECESSION ND--AP3132992

.................... ........
2/2 054 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING DATE-040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0132992
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT THIS REVIEW OF THE OEVELOI)mEw OF
NEW STEELS FOR THIS PURPOSE INCLUDES (1) INCREASIPI,,'; AND RETAINING FOR A
LONGER OPERATIONAL TIME THE REFRACTORINESS OF THE FUNDAMFNTAL SOL.10
SOLN,p (2? DEVELOPMENT OF A t1l)RE STABLE AND SLOWLY COALESCING 011WERSION
HARDENING PHASE: IN LOW ALLOY STE.ELS ME DISPERS113,,14 AARDENENG PHASE IS
THE CARBIDE PHASE, IN MEDIUM AND HIGA ALLOY STEELS IT IS ALSO THE
CARBIDE PHASEt AND ALSO THE INTERME TALIL IC PHASES 41,AVES PHASES LIP THE AB
SU82 TYPE)t (3) STRENGTHENING OF THE GRAIN BOUNDARIES BY MICRO ALLOYING.

USSR U 1."; 669, 14. C111".
A. 12.iUSOV, L.
7esearch Inatitut-o of Eani-:.actur-ing
tific Research. lnotuituLc 0 10 Forrouz 'Matalluvf~y hil.
"Prospects for the Develop"Ment Of. .--low
for S-~eazm Power Energy Equip.:iant"
170 " Ap- 70, 6-15
Mlo s c ow -Ct.,.1110 ',l L4 -
miya, 1,
Abstmct;- n a 1:1 j 1- o4 a,,-etA.- Ilt 1"j,
industry in bo-,;h Soviat Vnion and
~O
carbon f c rr t o -p c 1, t,
fol, P'Irtz oll, 11,):A-1-_-- 4: - 1.2 -
rl~j :1 17.
.1 t o o I (;r1t u:,11 rx,]. (I
j L Q-..
r i rc a a c) y o lrinfll,nt!], 1 11 1- :r, I,
nents Pro used luss frequantly.,
atean and -a. j tIOAJI'M cwa i
adh,er,uncs:: to th,~~ -(_,1:.o.Lmxjn6of! tQCJjjI;,)j0'--
men, of power 6quipment compononts.,, a
la t i on Ot a3senbly conditions, sh e 3 t t;
am "um -um -4 N "Mm
, m " a i u d i i m nm W M5 Ne, mimm 1. 11 1 f m I - NEU W. M__

--7
USSR
L. ot al. 1~ot-al1cl,6Z.,
hours of sorvico. Today, s trcrid of zt1,~,~.-..'-.1.(::';i
engineerfng i3 toward highor oporatir'!,~ t
coupled ;:ith- ever incroasing unit cutputa. 1)
Ouirenents in hoat, resistanco anel
new stecis =,-st be cojidu~-.ted 1.11 t;!,~o
tendinr and maintaining the se::~Vtccj Life 0:~' t:~-- 1"1:.!: jclu-
tio-n; 2) a more 3tablo and slowl-Y
s '. r e a n n P h a s 6 In low-zilloy Ot(.1ol'3 'XL 1, 3. S
phase; in moditin.
rho and
-o a j e rts Drell aa int-a7mv;t- I id-,):i
the ca~~'
tho ;7ra in o%ita,71ziz~ i C; Z ':I",
In 6 L~, work ii prot3ently in
o b,~s io,rirnrr almnents, rluch am: and
'ybderj'm contentt t"I'D 'i- f: 11,:.-
oj-
m
Pronc;-to102 Of th4a staol, providad of I f, i.:";
-1 i 'tho,
V'r,a.r.3 W- - ut going to tho ph,'M10)
vica' o- this thu baaiv. j:jart of b';
I 1~1 '-o othor alloying o1cj.,w.)nt3, Ll..~
Lh
y1i
2/"

MIRK1.11, 1. L., ot al., 4'~~atallovodeniye, ~No L, A-pv pp
carbides.. ".7"he zepaz-ation of Laviam wtiasr') -4n c
,14-ecis rocilires 7o-e t:Lma and rriuch high
forrita atoolu. '21-lis 3e-Pa."ZLtion
the stool. PlasticiLy foi% tho &.qtiro
essential characteri:stia whici-, r4ua~v b,~~ S
the steel. Cicep limit iz aqvally Lr,-orta:*,~"~t aa Lz
to fati;ue failurc. The c'L'I'ort of 4-aizinlq -.~hc
IoZlg_4-e
(1n,C), C)OO of
requ-'--as Q;~a("t 01' err-o-o '11'JU "-C"
as a funct.-Lan of' otreoz; zLnd
cated by 4-:,o fj~ 0 4-
.at-eol Lu~;"-airis -n.-aLw ana
or. of car"A~d,~ pa-i,.,1f,z;,
4-ioll;3, J-
zition a.-A in tho ba.;ic tm' J.(~
thosG a;:-,a rcla-~ud to dif':" '~::I ior.
n 0~ -~ho 'bas-IC problr"vw'; In p"'Iyzica,
Solutio.
toohnoloIzzy of hwa- aa,
.4
3/4

USSIR
1.11IRKIN,
will =allcc it pozziblo -,o
a.-,d service life of poweL, aqu,*!.,pImCII,~.

.......... ........
112 008 UNCLASOFIED! PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
TITLE--COMPARISON OF LINEAR ANU NONLINEAR METHODS FOR EXTRAPOLATION AND
ANTERPOLATION OF A MARKOV S)R&GNAL -U-
AOTHOR-102)-MIRKIN, L,I.r STRATONOVICHt R.Lo
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
$OURCE--VESTNIK MOSKOVSKOGO UNIV. Fil. ASTRON. USSRv VOL, LIF NO* It Po
26-34 1970
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCESt PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--FILTER THEORY, MARKOV PAUCESSr ALGORITHM* NONLINEAR THEORY,
.-AINEAR FUNCTION, INTERPOLATION
CONTROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/1329 STEP NU--UR/01118/70/011ilOOL/0026/003tt
CfRC ACCFSSION NO--APQI094t3

008 UNCiLASSIFIOD PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AV0199413
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMPARISON IS MADE OF LINVAR AND
NONLINEAR METHODS OF FILTERINGe. ALGORITHMS ARE FOR
INTERPOLATION AND EXTRAPOLATION OF BINARY MAAKOV $tGNALS. THE kES(JLTS
OBTAINED ARE COMPARED WITH THOSE OERIVEU FROM LINITAR FILTERING.

USSR
iyDc: 621. 365.63
UMONOV, V. I., MELEZOVSKIY, B. Ye., 14IRKIII V. L,
irw~~Iwm,
"Parametric Amplification and Frequency Conversion ivi a 'Nu-Section Travel-
ing Wave Tube"
Kiev, IVUZ- Radioclektronika, Vol 15, No 3, Var ','2, t,*pr, --9O-j95
Abstruct: A t;io-section paraneltric traveling wtwe t%ibe iq consi6cred in
vhich the first amplification section in aluo r% noisip for
cooling the fast waves of the space charge. ft Rnthl,1'114.5 at' etprcr:3iol-
for the coupling coefficileati, of the vaver, in 'the tu~,ii! chmij tl,!L*l til-E:
electron stream cun be cooled In the- firut tio.~.-tjon
attaining hip)i valueii of gain w4d Coll-Vorelon. oplAnrin oT-erld"!r~!
conditiona nre only alij,litly dITTerent ro. wnimizinjj~ t.~,n urji,,e rLrtrr
maximizing the gain and converiian fjl-;c~Lor, the
traveling wave tiibc unculd make an effective Icv-naiii.n Mici-owav,!! t.~MIALfier.
7-7 T-,,,-TT.

112 0 1 R ti INC 1, Vi ~i I V. I L~l)
TITLE--', i-I )IC Mizlli-jAYLATI )', 0~ 1,
AUTHQA-(U3)-LlfUf, INOVt A -Zli. , '41RX lr*;Dt L.A. F10 SH ( Ps N YA..
CCUNTRY JF INF~J--USSR
SOURC~---IZV. AKA0. NAUK KAZ. SSIA~ jjEik. K1114. 19101 ;1 1 v 57 -
DATE "UoL ISHEO - - - - - - -10
SUBJECT AREAS-CHF11STRY
TOPIC M-?5--FLFCT-,;-lLYSlS,
CHEOICAL REACTIO,"I .14ECHAlISM, HEXEINEF OU TENE
CCNTRIX
.~~-PRUXY RE~L/FRA4E--3001/0264 STEP
C f.R C A (7 E S -S 1'40 - - A P 0 16 0.3 6

212 018 UNCLASSIFIED P40(,'L55IN,,, b,%T~---1PJ'J)V70
CIRC ACCESSf4"IN N0--APUI2oO3b
-N5STk4,CT TH"" E. L ECTROLY S I S OF ic-ol , K'Ji I , It
S'J62 C:CHCH;Cd W132 AIAT. GIVE A MIXT.'OF
1 #6 :)1 ME T HOXYP -2 r V114YL i (* rl-H:,xL,4r' r i, it yumixy
it 3 v 01 '-t.- THJXY 2 P 6,-,-lC I ~li) ( cf-It' ,'rHE PRCOUCTS iiEAF. iEPO. W-1) lt'jc- 'ir LF TFJ eoy
GAS 'Cli. -4014ATOG. Tlil- AEACrIuN Mi-CikVIISA IS L) I r C' Ll S$ f:'J . ~j',CILITY:
MUSK. KHIM. TEKH-NOL. INS-To 1.11. 1 '-iENL)LLEEVAj 14"IsClivit USSR.

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C P I C TA G S -- C 1- 1. C R I h P T L C L) R C A N I C CY P C-L K rEE C r RL V ~s I SC. a!~A Y L I C A C I
RUIALIENk, CAS c~izo,arccRA4yi.C~tVICAL ~.YNTI,ES[S
CCNTkCL PAkvIhC--%C kLSIRICTICKS
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(USSR) 'Zh 0
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electsojys6 of CIF611&Coty (1) or C (CH4 MA I'M iii 4he
e-'eacc Of HIC'C"CKM avc tht Wllwilig, pr(Mucts
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C1. CI(CHt)*CH(CH:Cf(.)4cfI,hcT 6(EHv~cfi: NICI-WC111-
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and from 11, CR14ACRXINCIIA (CHN),C .1
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CH(CH: CHOCHiC H: elf (CHIM. CPJR
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by '.leans OZ Me
removal of the calcium vilt' tl' ~ ion 4,6i~.ko~- tachi-tibil ir6bbad Vaj:~
r
used ior the regeneration 'of cation e:t4hamse resial I It 11taV
hown ti~,4r itt
is possible to carry out: a long-lasting cyclic. prot-*ess. 'Me technology of
such a process was developed. Effective exchange empacity of sulfonared
coal and cation exchanse resin XU-2 wLa deteruitned.

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112 028 UPICLAS S I F I ED 9,C,(QCF_S!~(N(; jAr(:--2.0N0V70
tITLE--GXYGEN VACANCIES IN CHkUMIUM UUPC-0 AWILE Ck)'STAL:i -U-
ALTHUR-(031-SUCHAVA, L.S., kES~HI&Ao [.I., MIRLIN? OoNo
,-,CEUNTRY CP INFO--USSR
.,SOURCE--FlZ. TVERO. TELA 19709 12(4)p 121-4-21
-.DATE PUBLISHEC ------- 70
SM3,1ECT AREAS--CmEMISTPYt EARPI SCIENCES ANU U(;iEAtqr,)(jRAPH!f
OXIDE# NIMERAL,
JOPIC TAGS WED ALLOYo EPR, IrITANIUM GIN.YGEN, CRYSTAL
_VACANCYi ELECTK(.-N TRAP, VACUUM UCHNIOUEs
MINERAt.
Cr-10TROL MARKW -NO RESIRICHOPIS
DCLUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PVOXY RZE:UfRA~E-3001/0375 MP
CJAC ACCE!~SICN N0---AP0le613G

V 2 028 UN C t AS S I F I C- 1) 5 f,N4C;. UA T ~d(,;NC)V 7 0
CIAC ACCLS5lk--r4
A8SlKALl/'L-XlRALl--(U) i1 I T, I'H: A G IF, Y ~. 11 P. t-j ~J,c I I 11, it F.
I i'4VE ST I U-" I LO UF THL APPE AR'. ANC,`: I % CR 1)11-,p F D I ~;0112 L. "V I. S I) F
CCJMPLEXi7~~; Ql~ ~J355TIIUTLNG t~R P#441ME3 PUSITIVL 1-1110i~ G
IND CGGIRLIN"'ITILIN SHP00-'. THE Afi,QVE C' MPLEXES 3Y VACUUh
RkON. GF T.1-E Cr'. UO?Co Flo SvOz! (;,qYlxWk.S AT I~JE Tfl THE
FCR&4AIIC:, JF Gf-fELIS f S I J I C I I I G,11 E r R Y , C V -A C AN C I ~i!l W:~'P [Larpnk-1c
TRAPS FILLEO AT STRC-Nt."--i~ 01` rriE L.RYSTALS 41,( i'l-J'J--1!)',~0l;LGR[E5 ARE
RELAH."O TO Ci~ VACANCY Cll"PLEXES,, FILLING OF G[TS.v
APPAkENTLV, CPTICAL t8.%0kPfLGN I.,*1 THE: Rti(~ICN 1,1 LV i% I'l< r"ll-DW~"LJ
CK COPEO 110 SUBZ CRYSIALS. FOR C.CNCNSo CF CR LAACEIL i~-.i~N o,L5 AT.
PERr'-N'To THE CR VALAKY ARI~ SrAIRC EFF:CLIS 10-11(~ll FREQUENTLY
CRYsrALS"
AFF E~- CHARGE CUPPENWIGN IN TH~Sk F AC It, I FY;
INST. LLNINGrRAup U55R,

112 035 UNCLASSI FIEO PROCESSING OATE--040EC70
TITLE--ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF TK INTERACTON OF: CIPPOSLTLLY CHARcED
POLYELECTROLYTES IN SOLUTIONS -IJ- i
AUTHOR-03)-ROGACHEVA, V.B., MIRLINAv S,YA,t KARG114s V.,A,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VYSOKOMOL. SOEOIN.v SER. 8 1970s 12/511 34113-3
UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBjECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTROLYTEt ELECTRON 141CRO5COPY, POLYMERs ACRYLIC ACID, VINYL
COMPOUNDi PYRIDINEP BROMINATED ORGANIC COMPOUN091POLVMER SYRUGfUREP
STYRENEv SULFONIC ACID
CONTROL MARKING-W) RESTRICT(WIS
00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY ACEFL/ FRAME--- 300 r10990 SIEP N0--Ukl'G4b0?
L f- A"'
r f 17

212 035 UNCLASSIFIEO PROU-SSING DArE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-00136420
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT, A P(EACTION OF PCILY(ACRYLIC ACID)
( I ) WITH POLY ( 4, VINYL, I tETHYLPYRID1 NIU14 ORM-1.10i; ) IN li~. SOLNS . GAVE
GLOBULAR STRUCTURES, WHEREAS tN AQ. SOLMS, CONT(il. Ei'f,)H OR 0-'*r
CROSSLINKED FIBRILLAR STkU(:TURf-S WERE FORMED, AJFUTP'~ALIZAION OF PLILY
14tVINYLpI,3ENLYLPYRIDlNIU)4 H'(DRUXIOE) WITH I OR POL)l[STYRE:'4ESULF0NlC
ACIOl AFFORDED ELONGATFD U14ITS COMPOSEO OF A LARGE P110o OF MACROMOLS, BUT
HAVING NO UEFINITE STRUCTURE., FACILITY4 MU:Slt,. GGS. UNIV. 1.N.
LUMONOSOVA, MOSCOWv USSR.-

USSR IJOC 621.4*1.011:533+621.5~533
MIRMOVICH. L. A.
"Experimental Study of the Velocity and Teip.perature P!,:-;Ids of a free Jet of
a Jet Engin~e"
Tr. Ukr. n.-i. g1drameteorol. In-t (Worl:s. Ukral.nian
meteorological Institute), 1971, No. 99, pp 72-60 Gfro:i 3,
Mar 72, Abstract No 3B377)
Translation: The results of an o:Terimental atudy of 111,~ w!'locity and 'Li117-*
ture fields in tht! initial bind bataic sections of a fr-t!a j(_,t of UE: W'.-I
are presented. A diat,,ram of: the ;free jet atid gvaphs, of 10w ,,ulocit and t(-r';-
Perattwe field:3 -for different croas sectionf; in diff,.,i~-wit cq)i:!r.JtI.nz r.11-~-lec; ri*
the engine are constructed. A namag-ram Is cons trLictr_!d for de.t-erninirijr tL,
true velocity of the jet for a givon anril Erlt~trtwv.!nt volocivy. IT:
is showu that a chal-ige in tho temr.-erature of the pickilp Iuc, to, rerar-diliticn in
the range of velocities P.Pasured has practically no O:fect cn the nagnivjd~.
of the true veloc-Icy a::~ d,:!terrjneJ. DeviatIon i!i not rare thiin 4'~'. 13 ref.
Author's abst-ract.
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OU4TRY OF INFO--USSR
-':SOURCE--ZHURMAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I
Nq 59,PP 1770-1783
OATE PUBLISHEO ------- 73
11,77 ~ - I I I I I .. .~ I:- ~ - =4
191E9. PWj3CES!S ING OAT(---2TN()V70
GENEOUS PLASMA -W-
V.V.4~ RTUTOY# 0*09
TEUR ETICHESKOY F(ZlKto 1970# VOL. 56F
SUBJECT ARE,%S--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRIC RiSISTANCE, (:LECTRIC CURRENT-P Wt.ASMA 0"NAMICSt FREE
PATH, ELEcrf(ON, ELECTRON CAPTURIEr ELECTRIC C(JNOUCrtvt'ryp ELECTRCU
COLUMN
CO'14TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICrIONS
.nQCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
~.PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2230 STEP NU--UR/0056/70/0$8/005/17IJ/l'li3
CIRC x%CCES3510'1 N)---4P0l27592
W! ", I F I E 9

2/2 028 UNCLAS31FIED OATE--2T'0V70
CIRC MCCESSION NO-AP0127592
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-N) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FLOW OF A CLI-I'MiNT THR(.'JUGH A,,,l
INHOMOGENEOUS PLASMA IS CONSIDERED UINDIIA. CraINDITION!,ij WHFU THE EL~CTRJN
PATH CONSIDERABLY EXCEFOS THE CHARACTERM'IC
MEAN FREE
01 ME NS I ONS I T 15 SHO~i N THA T T 14E 1) R ES ENCE OF A LAI,' e,;E VIIJ i(3'-;:R OF C AP I UR.E 0
FLECTRONS LEADS TO A STRfING INCREASE OF THE oHm[c :uistsi-AN~'.E CORI)A~,4ED TO
TIE CASE OF A HOMOGENEGUS PLASMA. THE EFFECTIVE C,0N0UCflV;TY IS
CALCULATED 13Y SIMULTANEOUSLY TAKING INTO ACCOUINT El_FCT~I~M ELECTRON AND
...-ELECTRON HOLE COLLISIONS. THE SPATIAL UESTRIBUTION OF THE ELECTRIC
FIELD APPLIED TO THE PLASMA ES FOUND. INSTITUT YADERNOY FIZIKI,
SLUIRSKOGO OTUELENIYA, AKA06,111 KAUK SISSR,,
UNCLASSIFIF-0

1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCES!1ING OATE--23-ICT70
TITLE--TEMPERATURE AND AMOUNT OF HEAT NECESSARY FOR 14PARTING TW: OE:SIRED
FLUIDITY OF AHRONIUM NITRlkrE EXPLOSIVE!S -U-
:AUTHOR-(04)-KHA.NUKAYEV, A.N*t DOLGOVi K.A., Eis,r, N.A., 1,11-ANYY, V.pl.
COUNTRY JF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB, ZAVED.t GORN. Z14. 1970t 13(2)t 64-9
i'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ORDNANCE
JOVIC TAGS--ARMONIUM NITRATEP EXPLOSIVE LOADING, TRkNtTkkjYGLYENEi WATER#
CELLULOSEt LIQUID EXPLOSIVEMU)CM CELLULOSE
-CONTROL M.ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
WOXY RFeL/FRAME--3001/2095 s,rEp NO--IJR10150/Tk)/01.11002/0064/0069
CTIRC ACC Ifiltil N0--Allol214(03

212 (120 UNCL ASSI. F I ED PROCESS IN3 OATE--23OCT70
C tRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127463.
ABSTRAC'f,(EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A5STRACT. EXPE'41ENCf 03TAINVO i]Tll 64ATEIZ
FILLED EXPLOSIVES ("AQUATOLS"I SH04S THAT WATr-q. UOFS WOT PRODUCE AT ROOM
TEMP. THE REJUIREO FLUIDITY 13F EXPLOSIVES DUE To tiEAr A-!-SCIRPTION BY
DISsnLVING NH SU84 ?%) SLIB3. USE OF HOT WATER FOR SAT,'vo. L)F- ORY "-'-)UATt3L"
MIXTS. AND A HOT FLUID EXPLOSIVE CuNTG. 65PERCEt4l' al- 11 90PERCEnr AQ.
SOLN. OF NH SUB4 NO SU63v 32PERCENT GRANULATED TNI'v AND 3PERCE%T NA CM
CELLULOSEv GIVES AT 70-90DMtEES A CONSISTENCY TH4T MAKES IT POiSIRLE TO
EASILY INJECT THE EXPLUSIVES INTO THE PIPES AND HOSES F:,)R SURSLQUENr
FILLING OF THE BUREHOLES. EQUATIONS ARE GIVEN FQA CALCh. OF THE FEMP.
UF THE kESULTING AQ. NH SUB4 NO SLI83 SOLNS. ANO rNE TEAP. OF THE
RESULTING "AQUATOL" MIXT. EXAMPLES OF CALCNS. AU, PRESENTED AND 1HE
THEORETICAL VALUES ARE COMPARED WITH EXPTL. RESULTS. FACILITY:
LlifirtiGIMI). GORN. INST. IN. PLEKHAPIOVAt LENINGRAUP USSR.
W CLA51: If IFO

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCE5153NG DATE--30OCT70
.TITLE--PREPARATION OF DISPERSIONS OF INGREDIENTS FOR LATEX MIXTURES -U-
AUTHOR-1051-MAZINA* GoR., MIROKHINAj G*Aoj PUTYATINki Z,iP*t VOOVCHENKOVAV
ABRAMOVA* YE*N.
:COUNTRY OF INFG--USSR
SOURCE-KAUCH. REZINA 19709 29(21# 19-21
PUBLISHED ------- 70
~U_BJECT AREAS--MATERIALSo MECH.w IND.v CIVIL AND MA&INE ENG'l
JOPIC TAGS--LATEX, MICROSCOPE, BUTYL RUBSERP FILLER, SULFLlRv ZINC
COMPOUND, ROLLING MILL/(UIV200,VIBRATORY 11ILLP WIM816 MICKUSCOPEs
(U)GIPI LKP BEAD MILL
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/0096 STEP NU--LjR/OL38/7,0/Cj~"i)/OO2iOOl9/~)0.,LI
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122362

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED P140CESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122362
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. S, ZNOt ZN,(!S SU6:2 CNET SU32) SU82,
ANO ZN(S SUB2 CNETPH) SU62 OISPERSIONS WE-RE PREPO, IN A dEA0 MILL
GIPI-LKP LHAVING GLASS BEADS 0.63-1 1414 IN UIAM.), A ?jlVkATljkY RILL
M-200, AND A BALL MILLs AND THE PARTICLE$ WERE EXAMO. UNUER A M31-b
MICROSCOPE. SEDIMENTATION ANAL.- INDICATED THAT THE DEGREE OF
DISPERSION OF THE INGREDIENTS i4AS IDENTICAL REGA.9!DLES$ OF TriEMILL USED,
BUT THE BEAM MILL WAS THE MOST PRODUCTIVE. OUTYL TUBaER FILMS FELLED
WITH THE VARIOUS DISPERSIONS HAD SIMILAR PHYSICOMECH. PROPERTIES,
FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. REZIN. LAT:KSNYK;,H ILCIELI[p MOSCOW,
USSR.

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.,tT IT Lf--~ E ACT I Ch ~C I C rq A i: A LC I Ui4 A LU.*-' I &CFE-q--41FS%'j'PlUt' f-'ETASILICATE IN
SECILY Lt-RCNATE SCLLIICN -U-
It.A., FLKAShEVA, G., PI~CLVUC~v 2-Vo
~CCU,TFY LF INFC--L~51;
C~-
tSCUr-CE--ZF. FQIKL. KFI". ILENIKG~ 4C) IS'7Ct 42(l), 32-5
..DATE
,;SLEJECT AREAS--C~-EVISTRY
T,,GS--ACLF-CU5 SCLUrICKt ChEVICIL
SEP~ARbTICN, C,-R(*)JtlC, SILICATE,
ALL)wll%Ulw MOPLEUN1, FEkQITEv sr;oiu,,, CCMPCLNC, FYCITCLYSIS
CENTFCL YA~KM--Al PESIRMILAS
CCCUPE&I CLA~S--LNCLAS~IFIEC'
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Ref. Code
Abstracting Service
Acc..Nr.
gfOM123 CIID[TCAL ABST.
92400n Reaction of tetracatcluin ahintinoferAte with sodium
metasilicate in a "ium chromate soltition. MirOIN'tibm, B.
V.; Pjyabin. V. A.;
k I 11W. Kflit:. (L4
Khizn~ Inst., Sverijinn 75. -pti:ngred)
"1-5 (Rtw- ien chromate is lvai:7hed from melts
1970, 43(l), 3
by water or Na2CrO4 soIns., i~sol- hydrated Cachrornatt-alum-
inate (1) forms because of hydrolysis of tetruci~kium altunino-
A in ~ -tits the
ferrite (11). Na,SiO3 (j:1 5 xA. St ol.tO, prevt
formation nf I by slowinjz the hydrolysis (if 11. Most of tilt. -Nat-
SiO2 retuains in Spin. The NaiSiOl ittwt be i)?e1mut in the leach
ioins. before leaching begins; it has no eftcct ~)p i~hromalc leach-
ing after I has formed. Ifary Fraa~ws Richorilson
/'51

112 024 U4CLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
4'~TITLE-SATURATION OF CHROMATE SLURRIES BY A GAS WITK A LOW CAPBON DI
OXIDE
CONTENT- -U-
IO.AUTHOR-MIROLYUBOV, B.V., RYABIN, V.A.r VILNYANSKlyr YA,,YED
.i'.CCU4TRY OF INFO--USSR
,"SOURCE-ble PRIKLt KHIM. ILENINGRAO) 197 09 43(2)p 4-42
:"DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70 7
AREAS--MATERIALS
~.TOPIC TAGS--CHROMATE, SLAG, FEERROCHROMIUNt CHRO4111M OXIDEv CALCIU4 OXIDE9
.MAGNESIUM OXIDE9 SILICON DIOXIDE* IRON OXIDE, ALUMINUM OXIDE, ChLCIU'fi,
CARBONATE, C14YSTAL HYDRATE
(INTRO 1, MARK'ING-NO RESTRICTIONS-
~DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~..'PROXY REFL/FRAME--1943/0924 STEP NO,--UR/001)0/7'0/0,'t!1/00;?/O'#'i?/O(.45
CIRC ACCESSION t10--AP0053848
UNCLASS liTtED

2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE-11SEP70
~CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0053848
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SLAG 1400 G), F40M THE P;R')DUCTION
OF FERROCHROMIUM CONTGo CRO SUB3 22,47PERCENr, CAO 213.53, mi-po 9.991 Sin
SU-82 10.03, FE SUB2 0 SUB3 5.49* AND AL SUB2 0 SUB3 4.56PERCENT WAS
GROUND TO A 150 MESH POWDER AND.STIRRED INTO A SOLN. OF 9 G NA SIJ132 CO
SUB3 IN 700 G H SUB2 0. THE CHROMATES DISSOLVE ONLY PARTIALLY BECAUSE
OF tHE FORMATION OF INSOL. HYDRATES OF CHROMOALUNIINATI:S OF CAO.
FURTHERMORE, FILTRATION IS DIFFICULT-BECAUSE OF COLLOIDAL HYDO.ATES OF
kLUMINATES-AND ALUMINnFERRATES OF CAD. SATG* THF PULP WITH STACK GAS
-C34,TG.-4-5PERC.Ef+T CO SU82 JNCREASES THE.YIELD OF SOL., CHROMATFS BY
IOPERCENT, NEUTRALIZAtION BY CO SUB2 TO PH 8.i CAU-SES THE Fo~~AATION OF
EASY TO FILTER CACO SUB3 AND A110HI SU:B3 AND CHROMATES ARE SET FREE.
THE DURATION OF THE REACT13N AND THE CONCN. OF CO SURR IN THE WASTE
GASES ARE NOT ESSENTIAL. IN THE RESICUE* 3CAO.Al SUOR 0 SUB3*CACG
SU53.11H SUB2 0 WAS DETECTEO*

USUP-tLIMU
Dateline SGF, 8 Dee
XOROPKOV, 11. , Col., author of' article about Hungar4 wi Ki,tm-~ttv)2 rwv-hen~- i tint-
a guards chast. He identified ti-,,e rolloving Wilt) ret-d"It-ti ihmig "WI ,
GOLUBEV, S. , Maj Gen Avn, Co=andar of the Air Forces t:jT tho SQU,
mny- v . witi
TISHIM, A., Lt,
POTMUN, A., Sr Lt.
Krasnaya Zvezda, 9 Dec 71, p 4, Col 5
(5)

USSR UDC 621.-9 (08a.8)
KAGATTErt, X.G., 114IROLYUBSRA YU 0A0
'Method Of Application Of Vacuum--Kiltilayer lnsiilaLion"
USSR Author's Certificate No 29 , filed 8 May 68, ~~jblished 14 71 (from
RZh:S1sktronika i_X~y~j 2-9-87-90-
_pLk4enonW, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No IA454P)
Translation: A method is proposed for application of vacutim-rultilayer ineul-
ation on vessels of cylindrical form for atorago of cyroLenic liquids, b.1, virtu6
of which strips of ins-alation are wound on the latler-;,l face of the cylinder and
insulating disks are aDDlied at the bottom of the Votieele. The method differn
in the fact th3t with the object of ineressini, the productivity o.' labor and
simplification of the installation ot insulation for inDolated bot.tunw, disks
are used -with a dla~ieter larger thun the diameter ot the vesEel, 'Cho nrotrudlnL~
edges of which are cut into rectanpular tongues and then -turned back into the
cylindrical part of the vessel and ovorlapped with respect to the perimeter or
the insalation strips.
121

USSR
uDc: 661-333
SULIKA, L. A., BUDAREEV, V. B., SW
_=W= 4 ~V-M-, REVCH91103, V. I.,
KAYETKIN, R. A.
"A Device for Modeling a Neuron"
Moscow, Ortkrytiya, Izobretneiya, Pronrshlenny-ye Obrazti;y, Tovarnyyc Zne~ci,
No 48, Dec T3, Author's Certificate No 4,09245, Division G. I'lled 24 Apr 72,
published 30 Nov 73, p 121
Translatiun: This Author's Certificate introduces a device fcr modeling a
neuron. The device contains a power supply and integrutors. As a dis-
tinguishing feature of the patentthe device is simpliLied by adding a
balanced differential amplifier covered by negative an-',I pos.;-.ive feedbal--k
loops. Connected to the first input of the amplifier wre Integrators ard
a scaling resistcr unit and also svitching elements w-bose cctitrollin.-
inputs are connected to the power supply. The first atitput of the balunced
differential amplifier is connected to the output of' tha fit-of. switchirg
element, while the second output of the balanced differentlEil =pllfier s
connected to the output of the second switching element, w~_Icb Is con-
nected in turm to the first switching element, to rhe zero potential lineA
and to the second input of the balanced differential amplifier.
1/1

12 - C16 UN C L AS 3 1 FE 1) P140CESSMG DATE-20NUV7
'tLTLE--4%EUTRC.N DIFFkACTION STUDY OF ZlkQJNIUM NITRICE HYDRIDE ._U_
ALrHfjk-(05)-bYX0Vj V.N.e GGLUVKIN, V.S.p LEVCIK* V.A., KALININ#
o I R C NLJA, . F . /A twgsj__W~
CCWfr" LF iNF0---USSR
SC;URCE--KRISTALWCRAFIYA 1970w L5(2J, 376
DATE PL8LISfiEw"---70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEM!STRY9 MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--NEUTRGN DIFFRACTION# ZIRCCNIUM NITRIDEm HYDAIDE
CC.YTACL PARKING--NO RESIRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REbL/fRAME-1995/0599
STEP
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0116409
UNCLASSLFIEU
Vit

-212-- G18 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI-IiG
C-P.C ACCESSICN NG--AP0116409
AESTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. ZRN SUBO.36 H
BY NEUTACN DIFFRACTIGN TO DET. THE LOCALIZATION OF 14 AND ki
EFFECT 6F N ON TI-E DISTKIBUTION OF H ATOMS IN THE l'!(0RfL;,-- LATTIC~.
CLOSEST AGREEMENT BET6LEN THE EXPTL. AND CALCD, DATA hAS 03TAIIN-17,~
THE PaAk3MI MGUEL. THE N' ATOMS ARE LOCATEn ON THE &-TAHEORGNS E'dEit'
OTHER LAYER AND H ATCMS ON ALL TETRAHEDRONSt BUT THt. NO, CF H ATCIJ$ ~lj
THE LAYERS CCNTG. N ATOMS IS 4 TIMES SMALLER THAN 101 r.'If tw FKEE
UNLLASSIFICO

USSR UDG: 51:621~31)1
rtQq~.NIK, ~Vl. D;.t MIRONCHIKOV, Ye. T.
"The Number of Information Symbols in Polyno.-iiial Codes",
Tr. Leningr. In-t Aviats. Priborostr. fLening-rad Institute of Al,,ii~tion
-70 (Translated from Referativrvy ::Iiiirnol
ment Building], 1972, No 74, pp 60
Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11V-371,1)), V. Zinovlyev)
Translation: The polynomial codes intTOdUCed by Usami, Lin and Pezvrsmi
q been studied by nany authors. This cliss of codas is interesting i,,-! hzit it
includes many known classes of cad.,s such as R-M co-Jes, I;Y-*C codvs, ('oal
codes , e t c. The purpos, e o f fli e li*!-,! -.-, , I, t a rt i e I c is to d e ~ c r i b tv a --, i ii- 1) 1 e im! t lv~,o
determination of the number of inforoittion !;ymbols in polynomial ~.,,d ot,".cr
codes. In certain particular cases, this method lczld~s to rccorrl-llt Or
explicit formulas which are either known or eeneralizaticiris-~)
a
or are new. For example, a formula is produced for the jiumber of
symbols in the case of Euclidean gL.-cmetric codes.
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USSR
KOLESNIK, V. D., INJIRQNLjL1KJXf, Ye. T.
"Distribution of Probabilities in Finite Abelian Groups and .11amlysis of
Decoding Algoritluns"
Informatsionnye Matcriily. Nauch. Sovet po Kompleks. Probl.. "Kibernetika"
AN SSSR [Information Materials, Scientific Council on the Cc.-Iplex Problem
of "Cybernetics," Academy of Sciences USSR], No 3(50), 1971, pp 1.66-186,
(Translated from ReferatiVIlyy 7hurnal, KibernetLka, No 3. 19%, Abstract
No 3 V359 by E. Gabidulin).
Translation: Real functions defined in elements, of a finLtc- AbkAian group
and their Fourier transfon.,is are studied. In particular,, the chstributiotis
of probability are fixed in the group and the problem of decoding error is
studied. Characteristic functions (Fourier tr;4nsforns of the probability
distribution) are used to describe a broad c1ass of channols including a
channel without memory, and the upper boundary is produced for the proba-
bility of false decoding. Lot tis present a characteristic parlLal result:
for a binary symmetrical channel, the probability of error has 1.hc estimale
where 1) is tile, probabi li.tv of cl-ror bill a --v:11bol , N(I')
1`7 MT7
1 1.1 2
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USSR
KOLESNIK, V. D., MIRONCHIKOV, Ye. T., Infomatsionnyv. Marari'l Iy. Nauch,
Sovet po Kompleks. Probl. "Kibernetikall X14 SSSR, No 3(50), 19711, pi) 166--ltib.
is the spectrum of the code.. It is pointed out th.-It the metliW of operations
can be used for the solution of other similar probloms.
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'1/2' 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSNG DATE--0l*t1)E(,70
TITLE--OUTER SPHeRE AND INNER SPHERE COMPLEXES OF COBAL'r it, NICKEL if'.
'AND COPPER it -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-MIRD~~v,,&,xE_,v MAKASHEV# YU.A., MAVRINA, I.YA.,
Y.RYZHANOV3rrV, M.M.
tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZH. NEORG. KHIM. 1970, 15(5), 1301-4
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--COBLAT COMPLEX, NICKEL COMPLEXP COPPER CON.rLEXi CHLROUIE,
BROMINE* NITRATE# SULFATE# STABILITY CONs'rANT
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
WCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0943 STEP NO--UR/00711/700015/C)05/1301/1:104
-C!PC ACCESSION ','40--AP0137971
ALUI

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2/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PRQ(,ESSII%Cp DATE--04DEC7G
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137971
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STABILITY CON!M. WERE OETO. FOR
INNER AND OUTER SPHERE COMPLEXES OF C01111), NI(II)t,AND CUM) HEX4AZIUA
VINS WITH HALIDES, THIOCYANATEt SULFATE, AND NITRbmi THE TENDENCY
TO INNER AND OUTER SPHERE INTERACTION OECREASES fig 601ING FROM CL PRIME
NEGATIVE TO BR PRIME NEGATIV-Po THIS 15 ATTRIBUTEO VC1 TFII:: ELECT ROSTATIC
NATURE OF THE OUTER SPHERE BONDS, THE TENDENCY FOR NITRk1'E AND SULFATE
IONS IN THE CU COMPLEXES TO ENTER THE INNER SPHERE; qS SMALL ANU APPROX6
THE SAME. THE HIGHER STABILITY OF THE CU SULFATE COMPLEXES IS RELATED
TO THE HIGH STABILITY OF INNER SPHERE SULFATE ASSO(;IiIS. FACILITY:
LENINGRAD. GOS. PEDAGOG. INST. 1M4 GERTSENAt LENIN(*P'RADP USSR.

USSR
TAIRASE-NKOV, A. V., POWCILN, Yti. P., V-166 v!]166""
"A Model Which Lcnl-~itu,~I-nf-A, OscUlatlio.11S of an
Moscow, Otkx~itl.ya, lzol~rotk,~.'Ijya, ObTa'Al-:J,
No 2, Jan '(22, Aut1jor's Ct-~rtlficute No 1.111645, Vivi,.!ion (1, fi.h.-E
published 23 Dec 71, pp 1-1.0-160
Translation: qhi-0 4'.
lone! tudin;~l :i4v:~!r-uft. 'ilie!
vit I i hori Lid` %",i I T1 I ~A h--, e3 C v vitc r , Co, I t 1' 0F'.
arid mezsl~rlair, a dis~,.Uni...
order to demonstrate Lilt, longltudirin.l motion of c.;l
hinged at the conter of j,,rnvity vuld "Le focus rizi Cbu*pe,-3 Id! I
in grooves w' !hv ml:~dei, 7he riAs nre cuupl.v-ft
control levers. 'ihe spring for t1m. md f'-w-O&Ied to the f'ct-.~:,
and the el.ovator, are thm.,j-,h tf.e rodv to Lh-,- ccaw~:,].
112

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1/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160C T70
TITLE--EFFECT OF NZaOBOLIL 04 THE OEVELOPME14T OF REPARATIVI: PtkOCESSES 1,114
THE MYOCAROIUK UF RAB61TS DUR114G EXPERtKENTAL MYOGAiWIAL INFARCTIOIN -J-
AUTfl0R-103)-KNYAZEVAv G.Dot MYALUKIKOVAt A*A4v AlIkONL;NK0, A.Io
caUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW) 1970t 3312)t 182-7
:~~.'~DATF PUBLISHED------70
'SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDI-CAL SC I ENCES
..-Tctplc TAGS--ANOROGENt HEART DISEASE# ELECT90CAROIDGRAPHY, rrssuE
AEGENERATION
1CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/fR4ME--I997/0IAl STI:~;P
7 7 T

2/2 026 UNCLASSI FIED f)it0Q:SS IN(f [)ATE-- 16UCT70
sCjRC ACCESSION 1'40--A110119177
iA8S-TRACT/!EXTKACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, N F ROB GL I LA NM I N I S T F:4 li D IA T 1 1)
MG-KG TO kAti8ITS WITH EXPTL. MYOCAiWIAL INFAKT113IN N(:~e'_14ALIXE(j THE
ALBUMINSTO GLOBULINS AND THE BETA LIPOPROTEINS TO ALPHA
RATIOS, RESTORED TliE i)E(:Rf-:ASz-U LECITHIN TO CHOL f: STE k"'FIG, ANO
IMPROVED THE ELECTROLYTE BALANCE AND ELECTRCJCARN()f~RA)4 t, E!4
FASTEINED -REGENERATIVE PKOCt~SSES BY STIMULATING FORAATI; % o-
JISSUE DURIMG RESORPTIUN OF NECROSIS, AND ACCELERATED All;~El-,HNTIAFIGN _)f
THE CELLULAR ELEMENTS. SCAR TISSUE FUkMED MORE RAPIDLY Lr-il) AS A RE$*01~7
IED.
.COVERED LESS AREA. FACILITY: 1. MUSK. I INSTs 13. St c
NOSCOWI USSR.

Ace. Nr.': Aro04,2563-
Re. coip: ~R 8 6.3 6Z
_rPtz S
Measurement of Turbulent Moisture Fluxes with IR Hy~rolletll!r.
~Abstract: "Meaturements of 'rurbulent Moisture' Fluxeii with iin Emfrared
Hygrometer," by_L. G. Yelagina, V. 1. Corshkov and 1E. T. HI jnsri-
.___tu~e of P4Ysics of the At mos pile re; Moscow, Lzvestiyal 7._Pad_Q*_MLI, Nduk 5.93R,
FIzika Aemosfery i Okcarta.-Vai"VE. No 1, 1970, PP 92-95)
During the summer of 1968 the State Hydrological lni~tltute made
systematic measurements of moisture Ii-y-g-r'o-marer
at the Valda Scientific Research Hydrological Laboratory for comparing
the results with data obtained using the larie-model hydrarilic evaporator.
The latter instrument is a precise apparatus for meoisurtrill, ovaporation frozm
the earth's surface by constant weighing. The instrmment'-i; surlisce area
is 5 M2 and it holds a monolith of earth ijetshing 40 toniij-welglAng, ac-
curacy is 5 grams. The apectroscapic method, based on wutor-valpor abso,.:p-
tion of radiation in the IR region, has advantages in coriparistwi Uith
other methods for measuring humidity; in particular, it iij direct, iner-
tialess and suitable for determining humidity at belaw-zero temper4tures.
On the other hand, it is difficult to use because the tramanission functioa
of water vapor in the working region of the spectrum must be rwas,ired with
Reel'Ffame
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AP0042563.
a great accuracy and it cannot be used in measuring rel-ative bu,,,Adities
close to sacuration. The results given in thiv paper waTe obtained usint
the water vapor absorption band at 1.9 g4. Detailed :rqaults obtained un-4er
specific circumstances are given. The 4istance betweez !the compared in-
struments, the IR hygrometer and the larget-aodtl hydraullt: evoptirator, w-us
1.5 km. It was found that the mean daily values of th* laoistilre fluex as
restistered bv the two instrumants ware quits. closa.,
1976*0540

USSR UDC: 621.372.852.2(088.6)
ANTONOV, N. N. , VENDIK, 0. G. , DAMIOVICH, A. A., MIRONE110 1. G. Lc-n;n-
grad Electrical Engineering Institute
"A Capacitive Phase Shifter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 261493, filed 21 Dec 68, published 28 May 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No IB212 P)
Translation: The Proposed capacitive phase shifter cont,:tins a -strip lire
and controllable canacitor-s based on a nonlinear Oiclectric. '27r, keel) Phase
displacement constant over a vide temperature range, the lpliaase shifter is
made in the form of a series circuit uf capacitors connected in a break
in the central conductor of the line, One illwitration.

USSR DC:
( ) T
bIlKHALE-V A . A. MIOVI", '01j" C?. A.
TETER.YUKOVA, V.
"A Procedure for Predicti.n.,
. , tA I cIln-Iforl0t), of the
Color of a BM-5 Phosphor Coating"
Sb. nauch. ti-. VINI-1--lEminnforov i K).,obo dhist.
lected Scientific of the All-UnJoii Scion-c-ific
Institute of Phosphors anc: Lxtra Pure fllitin-iaLs').. -1971, vyp. S,
7
Ti-nc:t Nc 71.1/0
pp 12.15-1.Q (fr,-).,Ti No 7, Apr Tp.,
t I
ap lyint,
p
exee.~n oil
i sa s ~C Ot i n L,
Bin -
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USISIR
Lesno-Lcst~, 1971, 5:, 1,
0 ft he
thc-
tile com""") t i
tha-n-20 !:dcrons., ,,11:1 o,' j
Cj C':.*:L J,
011 W"Id'y.
of viort: t1i'an 2!) I;c~
titles. R-- S 11ma

`USSR -JW,: 621.31'1,33?
v. L. and TU:l_T0HClHFlNL*r ,
(;y"
M5_ical Limit,~~d Resonators for
Die'Lactric ."hainact ice oX a Maturiall'
a v -4 kr o r.
lzvesziva VUZ -- Radioela lp vol. 1:51 Nlo. 14.01 191i
L124i
-085
a
by the off r,
of T.ALS :;Y.30 10
ti
d
0 01 IU or :)owd ored j z
Or filling, t.-W
QV 111, 0 urr~cle, the d:,elec".4 .4a tht" 0~,7auy_;_.~~r z! I,
L
Ci - __ -L. ...L- - , ~z LC i, ; _"i -, i - n C4,C4
. ac-' Y wlln the resoz,uttor
an, its method are "nalyzed ozriy for Cf
.Yoe. ~im oscillationa. In t.ht.:~ theoretical a _~,y s i Wz-11.113
O__ K.-cular cross-oiact_ioa,~~i r~;zonator ar-L! -.0
4 0.,3 13:4'
iz n 10 ng -Afuer -.he theoret-41-cal Por A.
in which formulas are ob;ainud for de-teni-ilming thu) T:iax..=-uter., of
Solid, liquid, and powdered subatancea, the2,e is a-:: tjxpL~rimunml
M11JAMMIM31111ill all 1!

FM
BUIZZOVOY, D.P., et al, Izvestiya VUZ - RadicelettronLia, lkd I",N
pp
SaCt-i-0111 Czivinj detoils of the equipment an~! C)f 3ucl-,
sure.ments made with a resonator of finite lenglb., 20 mm, and cu-C
in -Vhe form of a cYlindrical wavet..,.uide of 20 mm d1ameter. 4L
diagram of the resonator and a block diagram of the associated
equipment are given. Also presented is a table ot' resull-s of
the experimental work performed on a nuiiibt~r of mi-.:-Uer~4als
ebonite, textolite, granulated table salt, and the 1-4ke. The &U-
thors note that they a-so ob-.ained Iformulas for -~h~!
concent-ration of the plasma pariialiy filling tho re:icnator, and.
the effective collision frequency between the elivctronr' an,4 h(-avy
particles. These formulas and the results of correspondinq ex.-
periments are being separately published.
212
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Acc. Vr: Abstracting Service:Sho Ref. Code:
00045009~ INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST. agalog
A70-23165 N calcullof of the frequencies of &I opra
r
cutoff resonator of rect"pter cro" section lRaichel thastot
atkrytato predel'nogo rwaWors priaim"Wriollo vollmrachnogo
sechanda). P. Wnovoi. V. L. MiroorMoko, and A. I. heAko,
RadiotAhniks TV d . J,
.39). 111
al) 1970, p
Russian.
Study of an open cutoff rt,onatot in the form of jiv infinile
rectangular wavequide with a serniinflonito metal partition Impted at a
certain distance from one of the nenrow wall% of the vtav"?4,kle. The
results of a calculation of the frequeNy depilndonc* of the IA" of
the reflection coefficient and the relative length of the resonator are
presented in the form of graph#. A.S.K.
A(
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Acd. Nr: 4POW037235- 1""e.1 Code: UR 0301
PRIMARY SOURCE: Voprosy Meditsins~~O~ Kldmii:, 1-970, Voi 16,
Nr 1. pp;~fr-3i
DISORDER IN ACCEPTOR FUNCTION OF TRANsrrr~ liNA's FROM RABBIr
LIVER AT INSULIN INSUFFICIENCY
The Laboratorv of Biok-h~mistrv Institute cif
'rhe insulill ;m;t!Hic~c1,vv bv n1valls (N; a 111,% v. 3 !1
in rn~bits. From kvoi-s (Iia!, 't;
a , Q. al"d hf~lflihv 1lTTli::,lk t,~t:;l td;"~_A ii:j
RNA-syllthelast:5 ilave 1"i"ll isolahd, Th... 4~.1'0 Of ',"Ji WIV~i(,!d.
It wis noted fliat "c'jatietic" tz,'~NA 1,74is olf, CMY a(..cejjf~ I C I I.C., v ~~-Id
I-01-1cucine under catai-Ox actior, of "LIH,~Ibcdc" Lis well a!~ anwvwc,ll RNIA
syntnetases. At the ,.,aule time -healthy" RNA's with -"le,11,11)", syll!"hetaies (10 it Illore
readilv. From thesf, re~,,fls of,,,! may conclude ~that ane )I tile pt,~ '111e rt~aions for dvcrea-
sed h-vel of aminoacyls -,RNA farillafion ill tile livor Of with ilsulin illsilifi.
ciency is transier RNA itself.
19730160

USSR ux 613-34
POGOSOV, D. P., %ZLIYAPUM, N. I., Candidate of IN1edicill lk-tences, Grigor',ye,m,
L. V. Doctor of Medical Sciences, MENSECV, I. N., Candid4te of Ifedical Sciences,
Kiev Institute of Public and Comuminal LKygiene imeni A. It.
"Hygienic Evaluation of Vaterials for Decontamination and. Hnrta!vrent of
Demineralized Water with Salt"
~bacov, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 8, 1!n-2, pp 19-22
Abstract: Results ar,3 pxrc~;%jlltad fron a hygionle evaluatiaft ce A V - 7 x ~'!ch S
anion-exebange resin in bicarbonate Vona ami the coatact M-16
mineralizer for enrichnant of decalimted watar with zalt U11(i Lhes ariii,!-itos-
silver sterilizer for ducont~.vdnatioja of datialijutteil watw,. Ilia twe of vater
which has been enriched with salt ami decantimminated LY the mellt;Lont.,4
for drinking purposes is ace#i-ptable for a pericxi of no m.Orv thon 30 days. '11m
Procedures for n-)p1yin,:,, the indicated materials for the itiontiaited parrosej;
and testine, the water uhi~~,ined are described. The rermltr~ of Iche sanitaxy-
chemical, sanitary-bacteriological ana san1tary-toYLcol,,%;;:1sm1 atudies pmirida
a basis for recuimcndinfr AV-17-dch.'; -imion-oxchmilp., r0r~i,n Iiii 1~fcai,6(.*m~ta rom)
d
and the 1,!-1b 6rairilated cunixiet mizi.-n-alizer na ma,,-Onta Vi,,r emrichiri t raLi,,j"
wtth oall 1~,tilizatlo- of it n)r drinitillip rr-.
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POGOSOVY D. P, et al., Glgiyena i Sanitariya, No 8, 17
, [2.. pp 19-22
q
vith absence in the mineralizer of fLiorine coaTounds, thtu water cannot be
used for drinking purposes over a prolonged period of tim. The in"restigated
asbestos-silver sterilizer is in need of further iMmrovemont in that its
present output of silver ions is low and unstable. White rats were used to
study the physiological effects of drinking the treated water.
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