SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NAGAYEV, A.V. - NAGORNYY, V.N.

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RAGAYEV, A. V., Teor-tya Veroyatnostey Lyeyp Primeneniya, Vol 16l No 1,
Jan/Feb/Max 71p PP 118-131
arbitrary. Normalizing sequences a b and B deterzined by the
n n
'following equations are foundi
nLa' e-- ab,,a, ,
2njAn A -I(Fn, Bn An
Theorems are proved to show that the limiting distribution of the maximum
value In the realization it under the condtion. that the sum
n
+ ... +
n ~,n Is moderately different from zero, coincides with the
U-nConditional limiting distribution. If the suin takes bn a deviation x of any
order, the extreme teras of thevariational series behave as Af.all were
distributed normally with paramtters (x/n, I)i(x/n) ct-2)-1/3j
2/2

USSR UDC. 5110.214
DZHAK M GIROVA, F. A., NAGAYEV, A. V.
In
A Multidimensional I tegral Limit Theorem Which Accol3nts for Large
Deviations"
V sb. Sluchayn. protsessy i sm2 (Random Processes and
_~hn. z. Ch. 2
Related Problems-collection of works. Part 2), Tashkent, "Fan", 1971,
pp 25-35 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, $ep TI, Abstract.-No 9V74)
Translation: The authors consider a sequence of independent iden-
tically distributed two-dimensional random vectors qith bounded proba.-
bility density function p(r)- p(xj,xj) , which- satisfies the condition
Xx)-exp(-10) when 'x~ ~ au , where a > 1. An, inves tigation is made of the
asymptotic behavior of the probability ~P(al+. as co where
A is -the same region as in Abstract No,9V73. V. Petilov.
V

USSR UDC: 519-214
ANORINA, L. A., NAGAYEV,,,11p
"An Integral Limit Theorem for Sums of Independent No-Dimensional
Random Vectors With Regard to Large Deviations in the Casse lyhere
Cramer's Condition is not Satisfil-Od",
V sb. SluchpZrn. protsessy i smezhn. vopr. Ch; 2 (Random Processes and
Related Problpn --collection of works. Part 2), Tashk I t, "Fan", 1973,
en
pp 3-11 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 71,.Abstract Dio 9V73)
Translation: Let A. be a region bounded by the closed. contour mxpf)t~r
=(ux%((p), and let {Enl be a sequence of independent idtamtically
distributed two-dimensional vectors with mathematical expectations equal
to zero and with finite second moments. It is assumedthat the distri-
bution of C, is ab-iolutely continuous with density whc.,re
P>4, r (x)-0 as ~xl-cc, x=(xj, xj), If the ccntour of A has at
=st a finite nudber of points at uhich band If the point
(010) is in3ide region A,, then
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USSR
HAGAYEV, E.-L.-I
"State of a Conduction Electron in a Crystal for the Case of ITonlocal Interac-
tion with Elementary &citationsll
Moscow, Teoreticheskaya i Hatematiabeskaya FJzika; Janamry, 1973; pp 91-101
ABSTRACT: It is sb=, with the oxen.-ple of electron-exciton J.,--teraction, that
the interaction of conductivity electrona:%Lth nonchargaid elenentary excita-
tions in a crystal car. be nonlocal. In the case of such.interaction the state
of the charge carrier is essentially different fran the polaron state. The
energy spectrum of the charge cai-~--iers is investigated for thn ca--,e of nonlocal
electron-e7citon interaction
at T = 0 in 1:Utiting cases of strong arri weak
electron-exciton coupling. The unDer and laver bounds of the grourui-state
energy of such a quasi particle 66 "trarLsferonll) are found for the case of
arbitrary electro~-exciton coupling.
Tho article includes 31 equaf-lions. Tbore are Ni ro.I*nranow,j,,

USSR M: 537-226+537-311-33:537+535
LIDOMNKO, N. S.., Corresponding ~Lamber of the USSR AcadenW of 6ciencer,;
KW_WV1 V. A-;,M"YI;VA, E_ LO
"Two-Stage Attraction of Electrons by Ions"
MOSCOWP Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR? vol 2o4, No 4, 1972 pp 620-827
Abstract: The thermo-emf of nondegenerate semiconductors under
conditions of hydrodynamic flow of phonons under the action of
an applied -temperature gradient is considered D.,i this article.
Under these conditions, the phonon flaw attracto charge carriors
and the system becones a quantum analog of the, electrohydrodynwinic
generator; the charge carriers are attracted by~ qvta-pi-partic1c-.s of
essentially quantum origin rather than by the fltow of neutral par-
ticles. The authors begin their analysis vrith: a statiement of the
kinetic equations for thermal and electrotle.phonons, in vhich it is assumed
the dominant role belongs to the mutual collisions of the thermal phonons
vhile- the effect of the electronic p4onons on thum ruty bile neglected. It is
shown that the attraction of electrons by,the phowns nay caiwie unusually high
thermo-enf values In the case of very well forn&d crystals. Ille authors
express their gratitude to B. N. Gurthl, V_ M. Kontoroviah, ard I. B. Rubashov
f U-1 .-s.
for their helD commen4

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AUTHOR--NAGAYEVP E.L.
C'.13UNTRY OF !NFO--USSR
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'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--FERROMAGNETISM, FERROMAGNETIC STRUCTURE, FERROPIAGNET IC
MATERIALv ELECTRON ENERGY LEVEL p MAGNETIC MOMENT9 PARAMAGNETIC MATERIALl
~ANTJFERROMAGNETIC MATERIAL, IMPURITY LEVELv SPIN WAVE
!:,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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..:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-Q- ABSTRACT. IF EXCHANGE INTERAcriotj BE'rwEEN
LOCALIZED 0 ELECTONRS CANNOT BE OIESCR18ED IN TERMS 111F THE HEfSENI BERG
y - mo,,-j r.
THEORY, FERROMAGNETIC STATES ARE POSSIBLE 'Ifirl-i UNSArD. MAGNEfff, E "14
THIS SITUATION CAN BE REALILED IN NONMETALLK f'4UI-.[ AlTIFEAROI,l 'A G,'I ;:I IS
OF PARAMEAGNETIS SO STROPiGLY DOPEO 'WITH GONOR IflVUA',fT .rHAT [NDIRECT
EXCHANGE TAKES PLACE BY HEANS OF f,
CONGUCTION ELECTRONS. A MICROSCOPIC
*IENTLY G1-05E TO
THEORY IS CONSTRUCTED UNSAro. FERROMAGNETIC STATES SUFFIC
SATN. SATO* FERROMAGNETISM AT ELECTRON CONCNS. SM,~O-LER, THAN SOINIE CR[T.
VALUE IS UNSTABLE RELATIVE TO SPIN FLUCTUATIONS. HOWEVER* AlNHARAONIC
-EFFECTS,LIMIT THE AMPLITUDE OF TtijE SPIN WAVES, ANDiAS A, RESULT it STATE
CAN BE STABILIZED WITH UNISATO, FER-R3MAGNET[S14. THr- LA,r'rE:R IS
INTERPRETED AS SATO, IN WHICH A MACROSCOP I C ALLY 1.4~~(;E ND, OF MAGNONS A~~E
EXCITED. "OEMAGNEVIZATION" IS PROPORTJONAL TO TH~ 'DIFFERENCE arETWEEN
~JHE CONCN. OF ELECTRONS IN THE CRYSTAL AN 0: ITS CRIT., VALUE.
UNCLAS.'i IF ICO

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____..,AUTH0R--NAGAYEVt E.L.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:.SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKI# 1970t VOL 58t
NR. 41 PP 1269-1279
~,_':DATIE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
JOPIC TAGS--ANTIFERROMAGNFTI' MATERIAL9 SEMICONDUCTOR BAND STRUCTURE1
~,;_.~i:,~:-ELECTRON SPIN, CONDUCT1014 ELECTRUNP ELECTRON MOBIL'ITYi HOLE MOBILITYi
"-.,~;CARRIER LIFETIME
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STAIES OF CURRENT CARRIERS IN
-ANTIFERRIOMAGNETIC SEIMICONDUCTORS WITH A NARkOlv' BADN t%Ri: 1,-NV1-STIr.Ar,.o
UNDER CONDITIONS WHEN MAGENTIC POLARON$ ARE -NOT PR01"LiCED. S 1 NC E I
THfS
CASE THE CARRIER SPIN IS RIGIDLY FIXED~ T DTHE SPI'N
nw n-fE MAGNET IC ATOM
(IN WHIC14 IT IS LOCATED, THE ATOM LOADED BY Till: ELECTRU1 MAY BE REGARDEL
AS A OFFECT IN MAG-NETIC ORDERING. A TRANSITION IS 14AUF To THE
REPRESENTATION IN WHICH CONIOUCTIVITY ELECTRON SPIN PROJIECTIONS 414D
PROPER SPINS OF THE MAGNETIC ATOMS WHICH PLAY THE NOLF I)f-- VAPIABLES ARE
REPLACED BY MAGNETIC DEFECT SPINS AND PROJECTIONS. F0 THE MAGGINETI(, AT014
SPINS WITH ALLOWANCE FOR DEFFCTS EXISTING AMONG THEI. MOVEMENT oF
CURRENT CARRIEkS IS POSSIRLE bNLY WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF VIRTUAf-
MAGNONS. FOR A POSITIVE S MINUS 0 EXCHANGE INTEGRAL A'i.ELECTRO'-,1j
NC
E
OUNTERING A MAGENTIC ATOM CREATES A ~VIRTUAL MAG11111*4 AND ON LEAVING THE
AOTM ANNIHILATES A MAGNON. MZ SMALL ATOMIC SPINS I*HE EFFECTIVE MASS OF
SUCH A CARRIER IS COMPARABLE WITH THE EFFECTIVE MA~S Of A BAND ELECTRON.
~WHEN THE S MINUS .0 EXCHANGE INTEGRAL IS NEGATIVE:AN AUTOLOCALIZED STATE
OF THE QUASI OSCILLATOR TYPE IS FOAMED.:~ THE QUAS16SCILLATOR IS
C4
ARACTERIZED BY A LARGE EFFECTIVE MASS WHOSE VALUE AT T EQUALS 0 IS
,DETERM.INED BY SPIN ZERO OSCILLATIONS.

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--NAGAYEV,
..,:AUTHOR
E.L.
-..-'~.I~CUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
12(2), 607-8
TVERD. TELA 1970t
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
-SUBJ ECT - ARE A S- P HYS I C S
TOPIC TAGS--CURIE POINT, SEMICONDUCTOR PLAS 'MA EXCITI-014, EXcITE-D ELECTp'c",
MATLAJAL, PLA511t,
STATEt CONDUCTION ELECTPON, MiAGNETIC
FUNCTION, MOTION EQUATION
C04NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
"pl''.
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lBSTkAC`T/FXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PLASMA EXCITON INTERACTION MIXES
THE GROUND AND EXCITED STATES OF MAGNETIC-ATGPISP ESP. CLOSE TO PLASMA
THAT THE ENEk(-,'e UF
EXCITON RESCNANCI. FOR SlelPLICITY, Ir IS ASSUMIEJ E
EXCHANGE OF CONDUCTING ELECIROiNS WITH I'VIAGNETIC AT014S IS MUCH SiMALLER
THAN THE FERMI ENERGY G'F GARIKIERS, ll'~[S ASSUMED-THAT THE EXCITON
TRANSITIONS ARE ALLGWED IN THE DIPOLE APPROXN, AND!THE G-REEN FUNCTIONS
~-i~-:.,ARE FOUND BY THE METHOD OF EQUATIONS OF MOTION.
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USSR uDc 612.816-087.5
-RAGAYEV, I. YA. OKSENCENTLER, G. I., and TZHEVKINO V. A., First I-Iledical
M
Inls~'~l 1. P. Pavlov, Leningrad
"A Method of Determining the Threshold of NeuromusculaIr Excitation In Labora-
tory Aninals"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professlonal'nyye Zabolevaniyap No 5, 1971, pp 48-49
Abstracti The authors describe a device capable of recoiding threshold
values of neuromuscular excitation in response to electrical und chemical
stimulation more objectively than current methods based on measurement of
chronaxy. The device provides for unifona increase in Yoltage at the electrodes.
It automatically turns off the cux-xent, measuren the Interral, reGistance of
the animal'a bodyp and recordz the rezultts. Experimentii: an mWe ahowed that
the device was able to detect the minimum dosbs of-hyd~~.:zine und tetraethyl
lead capable of affecting the threshold of neu=qmusculAr excitability.

Abstracti The problen of quasiplastic impact insicla a njachwilanl systeir, of a
ve3:3r gener32 t!Pe is Considered. The mechanical system has az %rbit-m-ary, but
finite number of degmes of freedom with olle fixed ilnTact pair. 11111* is aS3umied
that the impact in this pair is dAzict ancl c= be describtd u;~:drig NevrtoW~-i
hypothesest i.e. , the relativv rate of approach at the t.4 le 04 :1.npact of the
are-as of contact o1-1" the collidtng bodies should eLtunV ale;n and its absolute
magnitude is decrezzed by a factor . R(O -I'- R < 1). . XxL tha Intervals between
inpacts the Potion of the systen is described by nanline;%r differential
equations that are genci-daly noninta6Table In quacb.,atures. It Is assumed,
however, that the additionalf es-jentiany nonlinear facU)rz- of. u diccontinuoul-3
type Jz ther bysten such as a, necond impact pair, Coulomb Iriction, clearance,
etc,,, are gener-ally absent or do not manifagt themt-el~,as In any way duril2g tile
process of qu=iplastic inpact. The proposed mathcd Is a. natunid generali.-ation
of a zathod proposed earlier by the author and is laced iln the thgo of Beries
in ter7as of Increazing powers of the argument. The resets of ilia Stud'y Can
1/2

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USSR UDC 534
EV R. F. YAKIMOVA, K. S.
"Impact Interaction Between a 2-Mass Elastic System and a Nonmoving Plane"
Mekhanika Tverdogo Tela, No 6, 1971, pp 14-24.
ABSTRAM The process of interaction of a nonmoving plane with a free system
consisting of two bodies connected by a linear spring (2-mass system) is
studied. It is demonstrated that in the process of the interaction, the
number of impacts of one of the bodies of the. system with the plane is deter-
mined exclusively by the ratios of:masses of the body and the velocity re-
storation factor upon impact R. Using methods developed in an earlier work,
the area of change of these dimensionless parameters of the problem within
which the number of impacts is infinite and, therefore, quasiplastic impact
occurs, is determined. Statements are made concerning the correspondence
between initial and final dynamic states of the system and, related to this,
the effective velocity restoration factor upon impacti The results of the
work can be used in the investigtion.of the dynamics of a number of vibration-
impact mechanisms.

USSR
NAGAYEV, S.
"Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for the Strong Law of Large Numibers'l
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i Eye Primeneniya [Theory of Probabilities and its
Applications), 1973, Vol 18, No 1, pp 609-618 (Trwislated from Referatilrnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No 6V20, by V. Petrov).
Translation: Suppose fX n 1, 2,...) is a sequence of independent symmet-
n
rical random quantities, F W PCX < X),
n n
f gArdF,,

2/2 - I

USSR TDO 621.185.64
N.AGArEVq V.F.
ftOptimization Of Space Interactions Cf MaFnetron. 0scillatorii"
Elektron. -ekhn3".--.. z1b. Elelftron. GVCh
Scientific-Tachnical Collection. 1-~icrowuvc Electronice), 1971, lecile. 6,pp 2215-"S-)
(from FIZh--:'1eI,,tron4 i yey -
-k marble 10, Oetobi'!r IcjI,Abetract 11o 10,Q;:6)
Tra-nalation: On tho bavir of aimpla enerv_y and klnomutLc ra).!itionri which dou.-
criba the procesq of the initeraction of an alectran Ilcm wifl:, un alectmuur.n~qtic
field in a =Iticavity =arrietror,, for,-,;,jIas are doft,jod which make it pounAlde to
oatablich an optimized cc,-'iatrLIC-tiCr.. and alectricol pummetc-ru of c.1
varioua wave bande (eize cfk ap!-~ce intamotion,.eloctrozilra o~f1".iciellcy, nt;~:ivaer of
interactions of Cape 'citul, in6tict-Lon of th5 marnetic. ff; GId imd otharn). Par-
ticular attention is allot-ld to an unDlyaie of the prro'O"Vinoq: Of mI:.nIjtr-onj Of
L. I'miclivi, 4 ref. 2ui aary.
the deeimeter and zett~r iiBye ba!nd of spaci4 tomt r~

THE SOCIJkt. APPROACH TO OF ACOHOLESM
7AINE ASPECTS OF
(Article by V~~Ya i_y, Chair of Social Hygiene and Public Health OrSani-
cation A.C. WrshininsY an
q*ir of Pay,;tLatry -Cheadtd
ni
-
by Gurvl~.QVT- form' ~hedicai -Institutel--mosow, Sovetakove
Russian. vo 9, 1972, submitted 12 Aprif 197., Vp 10-161
Tl-a purp,,4-i of vir itrvestigation was to-&t4kdY so" aspects of alcoho-
1ism as a social problem. Using the method of direct observation we
surveyed 500 alcoholics on. the records of the,norcologicAl office of
the -Perm' =unicip-al paythlataiz di~pcnsnry And ~TVOtqd in tive natcaliSgical
(drug addiction" dnipa~tmqni. of Permt Oblaat Pyschiatric Hosipi ial Wo 1. A
0
cocprahansLve study of the pati6~nts' historian served as the basIA. of uT
study. By queorlonipg, ths patients -and the irre_14tives_ de te -rmtn44t Lon -was
=ada of the distinctions of thiii-developia"i end upbringing, tendencies,
interests. and needs of the patient duriog the per-Lod preceding slcaholi:v.;
we asselood the conditions under which lie grew up end was reared. the
situations and circumstances that influenced development of bin parsonall y.
etc.
of the 500 people survoyedo 50 percent wire man and ton Percent were
woman. With respect to age, ~,.hay were distriVumd as followat 111' 19-29
years old, 491 30-39 years, 35.2Z 40-49 years. 4.8% 50 Or morn Y*ara of
age. In other wotda more. than half (6C.) were young people. 'IlWo collar
-orkers constituted 71.63, technical engineering workers and whitm collar
vovkxts tongtitut2d 22.61, and 5.8% were unemployed. They were dintri-
buted an follows according to stages (classification of A.A. Portnov,
1962): 5.6% (26 peiple) -- beginning stage, 63Z intermediate (315). and 31.43
(157 people) ultimate f"Inkhadnays"I stage.
~oqt scientists dealing with the problem of alcoholism conclude that
it dQvelopa in early youth, and the earlier one consumes excessive alcoholic
beverarea, the faster he becomes an alcoholic, the sooner he develops neuro-
psychic disorders. In particular, A.M. Korovin wrote that individuals
who start abuslng alcohol after the age of 35 years rarely develop
a.
alcoholism with all its personality. neuropsycbic. and somatic consequence
12
wa.,
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USSR UDC 616.983.6-(718-C93+576-856.63 -093 -3-5
NAGAYEVAS- L. I., and PLANDERE, E. M.
~A:S~ukr of Sensitivity of YB-1 Cells to Some Viral Strains
:Riga, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk lat-viyskoy SSR, No
5, (274), 1970, pp 4Q-5;~-
Abstract: 1.0-1 ceLls were obtained from a mouse tumor which retained its oncoloj,'-
ical cha-mcteristics after 84 passages. I-Phe sensitivity of. this cc-11 line to a
series of viruses was tested.
It was found that MS-1 cells have a high degree of sensitiviLy to t'
-.viruses which cause a marked cy-Lopathic reaction, Whenza It (strain I-roll),
vaccinial and Sindbis virus. ,trains of virust-ls: jj,,fluenza A
I-B-1 cells were insensitive to the followings
Tolwo.va4 Johata-woburt, strains, ECHO
.:Lenin strain, influenza B -- Singapore,
-~14,7 r,16), the v-irulant Radom strain, and vaceinal H i3train of Newcastle disease
virus, and the West Nile fever virus.

PUDOVIK, A. Z.,
N., PUDOVIK, 1- A., 3HULYNDIN'it, 0. SO, and _NA G.IAY.~~Wi KH.
X46, Institute of Organic and .--Ihysicql. Chemistry Ir..1eni A.
V,
Academy of Science5 USSR
112-Substituted N-Phenyl(be~-i'ZYI)-1,3,2-oxaazapiiospholp.iies"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40, No 7, Jul ?0, PP
Abstract: Tne intcraczian of phOSP110)'US trichlov1*Q-(' with -ohenyl-
(benzyl)aminoethaitol 2-chlaro-14-1) wnyl
pnolane. Tllez;r;; acid clilo.-i-des rle~idlly roact; '1).C0.1.o1.-;,
amino,, To form corresipcridin,, e5ter5. 3rC
o b L a i r i Q d b a t r a n,,; o -s t- (, z c, J, oi-i r i'.- ii i; ii ,, id, t~ i Gn s D n 1 e
-ves -'xaeL1qitri--
triV81C-1-A*1, 03pi jr C! de r va Tjjus, nelw*., -ij, 1r.X iie
aminophosphine with ptnienylamirloathranol- in a bexiven~i -,Clution 6-ives
2-diethylamino-"-pli en 11 3, 2-oxaazaphospholane. Lae latt r on heat -
ing with alcohol readily beco-mes 2-erhoxy-N-;x-enY1-1, 3i 2-oxaazaphos-
-.pholane.

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USSR UDC 632 95
HAIMEL'BALIM, YA. A., MKISHOVA, G. YE., 4&GAYUK I. N. , ard Un, P. G.
"Phosaloneft
V sb. Xhim. sredstva. zashchity rast. (Chemical Plant P=-otectants -- collectioa
of No--ks), VYP 1, 1100cow, 1970, pp 25-28 (from R'?,h-Khinlya, ITO 13, 10 JUI 72,
Abatract NO 1311455 by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translationt The article shoRs tine physical and cheni.md proportics of
phosalone, its toxicity, the method of pro4uclng it froal
chlo=omethZ,-IchloroberizoxazolQne, and the mothad of analysis. A method in
devised f or chloromethylation of chlo-robenzoxanolone. PAosalowi can be used
in the fom of a 2M, emulsion coacentrate alid rt 30,1)' wettiible polider.

USSR UDC: 621.372:'530a4,--.6
NAGI,BAROV, V. R.
"On the Theory of Migration Lasers"
V sb. Peredacha energii v konaensirovan. sredakh (Enez-Mr.Transmission in
Conden~sed Media-collection of works), Yerev-an,. 1970, pp 26-32 (from RZh-
-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Abstract-No 5D227)
Translation: "lie author calculates the effe U'on pmcesses in
ct of migrati.
lasers resulting in creation of a negative poDulation of metasta:ble levels
of acceptor impurities so that emission of coherent photons mEqf be realized.
Some methods of non-cavity excitation of coherent optical oscillations are
considered. A. K.

.112 044 UNCLASSIFIED Pl"cJCE5StNG DATE--30OCT70
.,TITLE--OVEt(LAPPING PEAK TkAINS OF GIANT LASER PULSE$ AND PHOTON ECHO
GENERATION -U-
-.~-AUTHOR-(02)-NAGIBAROVI V.R., SAMARTSEVt V*vop
k
CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_~-,SOURCE-CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS, VOL. 5, MAR. L, 1970, Po 61-63
PROXY REEL/FRAME--199Z/0732 STEP NO--NE/0000170/005/000/006110063
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0111925

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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111925
ABSTRA%.T./EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SUGGESTION TAIAT A SUPERPOSITION OF
TRAINS OF GIANT PULSES BE USED FOR THE.PRODUCTION OF COHERENT PHOTON
RESPONSES IN LIQUIUS AINJU GLASSES. THE CONDITIONS FOR SUCH A GENERATION
ARE DISCUSSED. THE TIME AT WHICH THE PHOTON ECHOE$ APPEAR AND THEIR
WAVE VECTORS FOR A SUCCESSION OF FIVE PULSES ARE T,4BULATED. IT IS
POINTED OUT THAT FOR ACHIEVING A SPATIAL SEPAkATION OF T14E COHERENT
RESPONSES FROM THE EXCITING RAYS.IT IS:CONVENIENT TO C014BINE PUL$E
JRAINS OF THREE AND MORE RAYS. ;'FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK SSSRp
FIZIKO` TEKHNICHESKIL INSTITUTv KAZAN# USSR's
U rx 1 E r-A

'POCESS ING DATE--.lUUfL;J 10
039 S[:FlEi)'
UNCLAS
': ~TITLE-PEAK STRUCTURE OF LASER.PULSE AND:PHUTON ECHO,:-U-
U.H-9 ERSHOVP G NAGIBAROV'v V.Rq* SAMARTSEVv
',~~_COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-PHYS* LETTERS# NETHERLANDS# VOL.131A* NO. 2t:P. 87-8t 26 JAN. 1970
DATE PUBLISHED------70
AREAS-PHYSICS
TAGS--LASER PULSE LENGTHt PHOTON EMISSION# LASER EPFECT
...~-...-CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS.
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/0501 STEP NO-NE1000017 0/0 3 lit,021 008 7/0 Oe-18
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0111694
UNCLASS IFIEO
------ FIG
1"u'l N1,5111VIf mlijflflfl~uf TIM,

039 LJN6L 4S' SI F I E PROCESS I tvG DATE--30OCT70
2
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111694
--:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AS GIANT PULSES C(Jp:5IST OF MANY
PEAKS (SIMILAR TO 10 NEGATIVE PRJME13 SEC) THCRE IS A
~POSSIBILITY OF USING T4Et4 FOR THE EXCITING OF PHOTON ECHC IN MEDIA WITH
--.fNTENSIVE INNER MOTION (LIQUIDSt GASESv;GLASSES AND CRYSTALS AT A
'TEMPERATURE HIGHER THAN THAT OF LIQUID.HELIUM)o THE CONDITIONS OF THIS
EXCITEMENT-ARE DISCUSSED. FACILITY.4 KAZAN PkiYSICPL TECHNICAL
I~JNST* ACAD* SCI.t USSR*
UNCLASS IF I EO

1/2 021 UNCL Ass IF I PRGCF~SING OATE--23OCT70
TITLE--INDUCTIONS AND ECHOES IN SYSTEMS~. WLTH UNEQUIDIST4,NT SPECTRUM -u-
-(02)-N -1
..AUTHOR V, V.R., SOLOVARQVv U.K.
A~
.,:~.~,CQUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-906
_..:~SOURCE-PHYS ICA STATUS SOLIDI 1970, VOL 37, NP, 2, PP 8139
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
S.UBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TAGS--PARTICLE SPECTRUM, PULSE GENERATORt PULSE SIGNAL,
ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
HA,*KING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
,-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'.-:PRf)XY REEL/FRAME--1939/1072 SfEP
CIRC ACrESSIO,, NO--AP0107581
U.% r ` S I F I i- Q
L AS

-.212 02L UNCLASSI FIEO PROCESSING DATE-2.33JU70.
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107581
ABS T R. A C IAGENERAL .141:1-H]CI V E
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0 IS 6 1 t1P 0 F
CALCULATION OF RESPONSE SiGNALS GJ FN-PARTI'CLE SYSrflf,15 'fitlofii AN
ELDS
UNEQUIDISTANT SPECTRUM TO PULSE ACTION OF GUHERENT~PHYSICAL Fit-
RESONA.NT FOR ANlY Tfl~tANSITIAN OF THE SYSTEM. THE CA!;*,,: OP 11 P~RT[('L E
'E ENE
:SYSTEM IWIHERE EACH PARTICLE HAS THRE -RGlY LEVELq ~ SU~$L SIMALLE-It ll'N L
SU32 SMALLER THAN E SIJB3 1S ANALYSED. I T IS SHOW"I I H-i I' I F SUCH A
SYSTEM IS SUBJECTEO TO PULSE ACrION OF TWO GENIERt~r*.*ji~i -:1)(CIrING
TRANSITIONS E SUBI EWUILIBRIUM E SU62 AND-E SUB2 'JUILIBRIUM E- S1~5_3 AT
'ITIAL TAU TO PULSE ACTION OF A GENERATOR WITH
N TIME AND AT TIME
I
FREQUENCY OMEGA SUB31 EQUALS H PRUME NEGATIVEI (E ',l;tJB3 1111NUS E SUBI)p
THE SYSTEM GENERATES INDUC IN AND ECHO SIGNALS
_TI0 WITH PCINER PROPORTIONAL
TO N PRIME2 AT ALL POSSIBLE TRANSITIONS. ECHO SIG-NALS ARISE A[ TIMES
(I PLUS E) TAU, 2 TAU, AND (I PLUS 1 OVER E) TAU AVTER THE FIRSr PULSE,
'WHERE E EUUALS E SUB2 MINUS E SUBI OVER E SUB3 MINLIS E SUB2. THE
OBSERVED RESPONSES MAY HAVE A PHYSICAL NATURE WHICH 15 130TH IDE,"ITICAL
-,WITH THE EXCITATION AND DIFFERENT FRO14 IT. SURPLEMENTS ARE GIVEN BY
WHICH THE RESPONSES OF PARTICLE SYSTEM& MAY BE CAL(OLATED TO A SERIES OF
PlJLSES DIFFERENT FROM THOSE CONSIDEREO HERF* WHEN ;!E YII:LDS I THE
;LTS TRANSFORM TO THE CASE OF EQUIDISTANT SPECTR' FACILITY:
RESL UM
PHYSICO-TECHNICAL INSTITUTEP ACADEMY O.F, SCIENCES OF THE USSRP KAZAN.
L, L S S r D

USSR UDC 539.18
GADOqSKIY, 0. N. , UAM.Am.1-v. R. , SOLOVAROV, N-j K., Ka zan State
Pedagogical Ipstitute of the R!Mtry oflEducation
"Toward a Theory of.the Radiation of Systems of Weakly Interacting Particles"
Manuscript deposited at VINITI No. 4583-72 Dep. from 12 July 1972 (from
-Abstract No lOD7DEP)
~R&.-Fizika, No 10, Oct 72,
Translation: The Hamiltonian for the interaction of a system of atoms with
an external electromagnetic field,considering the delaying part of the
Coulomb interaction between them,is obtainied. , The radiation irtensity
(absorption) of electromagnetic fields is calculated with the resulting
Ramiltonian. It is shown that consideration of the. delaying portion of the
Coulomb interaction between atoms leads to the appearance of formulas for
the intensityalong with the usual nm,, terms. Numericalcalcalations show
that consideration of the latter is especially important for the infrared
region of frequencies under the condition of coherence of the exciting field.
The intensity of the superradiant signals, in addition to the ordinary term
'j"U2,,contains. marrf terms with higher powers of N, where 11 is the number of
atoms. The intensity of the superradiant ~Ignals of the light.induction and
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USSR
GADOMSKIY, 0. N., et al, Manuscript deposited at VENITI No. 4538-72 Dep.
from 12 July 1972
ecbo type was calculated with the 'Hamiltonian obtained. Analysis of the
expression showed that under certain conditions the systent of aloms, besides
L
emitting on the basic frequency w12, can emit (absorb) detectable power oil
the double frequency 2w12, where wl-2. is the frequency otisplitting in the
spectrum of the isolated atom. For ff,= 2 this correspc~ntts to simultaneous
radiation transition of both atoms to the around (excited) state. Authors
abstract.
2/2
I H-: kv

USSR UDC 669.721.042.6(088.8)
TAGAKIN, A. N., KORZINIKOV., V. M., BELKIN, G. I., ATLO.NTSMr, PROIrODNIKOV,
A. A. , MAZURUV, G. A. , TITAYLV, 1. A. , PUMA, O."A. ~MM'SUY-, N. V. ,
BOMMEW, G. V., YINAGgBIN, M.
J.
11fethod of Processing of Magn
esium Ingots,
USSR Author's Certificate No 31.3908., filed 16/03/70, published 10/11/71,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract
No 5 G248 P by G. Svodtseva).
Translation: A method of processing of Mg ingots including transportation,
cooling, nechanical working, washi,ng, Otching, drying a71d covcring with a pro-
III order to reduce the labor expenditures for
tective layer Jn
the process and process time, the ingots are subjected J:o forced cooling to
450-1006, mcchanIcally worked during. transportation,and washod at 3150-1000.
Thi.-; reduces labor cons ump t i on., docreases tho time of fli-c pro~ess,and increases
the productivity of labor by 404M,

0 PR"Cf_SSPlG UATE-13NOV70
026
-TITLE--DEINSITY OF MULTE-N AUj,"4lkJ'i DAIJE -u-
B.S.,
:COUNTRY di-~ V,~F(J-USSR
5 oui;~'r r- H FIZ. KH1,11. 1970, 4415), 132, 5
6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AR E-A S- -P H Y S I C S AATER JALS
'TOPIC TA-S--FL(J(0 OENISITY 11'ASUKE~-ENTv A L U3
c INUM OXIDE, T EM 1) 1: R A TUR E
PHASE rRANS[TION
DEPENOETICE, MELTING POINT,
C ONT k0L I NG--fil7l E S TR I f I ONS
006 uill F!~ltl f G L A S 00 C L SS I V I L0
:PROXY PE EL/Fil 5 / I 't 23 r Eio OR 0 0 7 6 7 0 0,'t4 f~ 1) 13 5 132
ClgC ,~CrE_551iyl NC--t-d'013~)U'47
F I.-L
U,' LAS ZI I
ruti-mN, IN, RIM "m ul"O

2/2 - 026 UNC 1. A S fFKD;~ Vf~,` G I- S E N',; DAT 13 NO 7 0
CJXC ACCESSION N0--AP01350-)'t
.A8STRA1CT/E'Xi'RA(,T--(U) GP-0- 4" S T C T A~HYUkOSTUIC 16\S
USEZ) FOR THE DET'l. 61: C)EP,E"40~FhCE THE 0. Lr~ ~!U*rt-,w supie o
SU63 1% THE TC--iP. RVIGE I"AL jGF AL SUI-J,2 0 :"033 TO
MEASURE'l-ENTS 'r;ERE 1'4 Al VACUU;'i OF, 10 P. ~i 1 "1 E A T I V E 4 T CA, A
A71-D IN AN ATM. OF AR. R175JLFS FIT (PLUS OR 1-11NOS 1-"-',RCR) TWE
LV'iEAR EOUATILN' GA".11MA ;-i,~J~LS 3.0,', i-;INIOS L.1,5 TL c 0 A T I V E 3 ( T
M[NUS 20300~:%;-',~FIES)y Ge-1-11A IS THE 9ER). D. 6 1: U L r t. u ~i U 5 3
S u 3 3 L (' .A L C D . F
AIND T 1S THE TENP. ',16 L A -1. VOLS, (it: 10LTEN Al- SLJ132 C j
ALL UMPS. STRGNGLY OF Tri~, P11:3LAR Vdi~ CF AL SU62 () Su,,13
AT ITS ~4.P. GAWE EVICKE.,4CE F OR T i i E: Pii of C, A
T,j 1~ it,j F i~ JA I I T
T E f R A S I T 1 0 F A L S J R 2 0 ~-R,01'4 THF 101,110, T'!J T~HF. t.10. STATE.~
cA,"ILITY: 11"'I'ST. SIALf SI'LAVIly? K~ 13 5 o' vi L, 3 P,
C L A S S I F f.'f,)

USSR UDC 546.62.3-31:537.311
Y]~LYWIN, V. P., HITIN, B. S., and NALIBIN, Yu. A. ,Moscow Irstitute of
Steel and Alloys
"Electric Conductivity of Liquid Aluminum,Oxide"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye H4terialy, Val 7, No 5,
May 71, pp 880-881
Abstract: An experimental determination of the electric-conductivity of
liquid aluminum oxide in the range of temperature from the melting point to
2800% is described. Measurements were carried out in a vacuum and in a
purified helium atmosphere by a voltmeter~ammeter with a molybdenum measuring
cell. The experimental setup and measuring technique are briefly described.
The results show that the values of the specific electric conductivity in a
vacuum. and in helium are the same. The electric conductivity increases with
temperature while the activation energy of ion migration decreases with
temperature, and in magnitude corresponds tP the activatibn energy of sili-
cate melts. It is concluded that A1203 A:102-+ AIO+ is the most favorable
scheme of liquid A1203 dissociation*
2

USSR UDC 546.824-31
HITIN, B. S., and NAGIBIN, Yu. A., Moscow Institute of S~eel and Alloys
'ITtie.Properties of Liquid Titanium Dioxide"
'Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye Materialy, Vol 7,
No 5 May 71, pp 814-816
Abstract: An experimental determination of the density, viscosity, and
surface tension of a liquid, analytically purej titanium4ioxide in the
temperature range from melting to 26000K is presented. Viscosity was mea-
sured in a vacuum not higher than 1 x 10-4:mm jig and in a purified argon
atmosphere by the method of damping torsional vibrations.% The obtained
experimental data made it possible.to establish the dependence of the
dynamic viscosity logarithm on the inverse.temperawre.~ The dependence
was shown to be exponential.
The calculated activation energy of the viscous,flow of a.liquid titanium
dioxide is equal to 32.4 kilocalorie/mol. The free activation.energy of a
viscous flow was calculated by the.Eyring formula and itidependence an
temperature was plotted. The values of surface tension were calculated by
1/2

SIR
USSR
MIN, B. S., and NAGIBIN, Yu. A., Izvesti,ya Akadaiiiii Nauk SSSR, Neorgani-
cheskiye Materialy, Vol 7, No 5, May 71, pp 814-816
formula a=1/4 Pv/TrR, where R is the cylinder mean radius; F is the separation
force of the cylinder from the liquid surface;. and V is the Vershafelt cor-
rection determined from cylinder parameters or graphically. Ihe analytical
dependence of surface tension on temperature is expressed by the equation
355 0.174 (T-23250K).
a
2/2

T.
U36H UDC 620.178.3.:669.15
KAJ45IMVICH, G. G. LWM;, YE. M., and 10MM; 1.1 1.,
Institute of Physico ca. demy of Sciences Ukrainian BSR
"Change in the Fine Structure of lJ(hl8N9T Steel After Extqnded Stressing in
Molten Lithium"
Llvov Fiziko-ICaimicheskaya ~~ekhanika Materialov, No 3, M!LY-June 70, -.P 67-70
Abstract: A study was made of dislocation structural changes occurftn~; in
lKhl8NqT steel when it is immersed in molten lithium under stresn. Both the sur-
face.(less than 50 microns) and center of the steel samples -were studied at-'ter
holding the samples in lithium at -tempgratures of 500 and 6500C undier stress.
A low dislocation density (10(/cd-) ims noted in the initial swrples, cxd the
dislocation distribution was not unifom, Small vianses of dislocations were noted
near the grain boundaries and near the twin boundaries, ar, well as near a different
site of inclusions and stacking faults. A laree portion of the sar.-q)le cross srac-
tion was free of dislocations. After holding samples at ~0000 for 100 houTs, dis-
location density was reduced further (109/cn?-), and was.colicentrated primarily be-
tveen the carbides. Blip tracep of Usloc4tiorl,groups wid som growth Of Cafrjide6
in the dislocations were detected. Holding savVIesin 14thium far 100 hours at
500% under a stress of 17 1%/=22 caused a significant inmrease in dislocation
1/3

U~SR
MAMIMOVICH G. G., Fiziko-Khijm_ichesJmya Mekhanlka Mterimlov, May-June 70,
NO 3,
pp 67-70
density. In the sample center, dislocation density was ni.ich higher than in the
surface layer and they formed complex and tightly joined massen, especially
around precipitated constituents. In the surface layer, dislocations were grouped
around coarse carbides, where individual dislocation loops andl-Atices were ob-
served close to large carbides and grain boundaries.
or samples held in lithium for;100 hours at 6500C under a lJoad of 11.9
ka/mg the fine structure was similar to that described above--as to dislocation
distribution. In this case the dislocation density gradit~nt In the surface layers
and in the center of the samples was much larger than at 5DOOC. In the sanTle
centers growth of both small and large carbide chains was noted while around the
precipitated particles there was a dense, barely discernible dislocation lattice.
In the surface layers there were fewer carbides, lower diOlocation density, and
a more uniformly distributed dislocation density. Individual dislocations inter-
acted to form dislocation loops, and there were large areas free of dislocations.
Near the grain boundaries a true dislocation~lattice is formed. Moreover, twins
ed which in the center zone of the
vere not sample were suirounded by dense dislo-
cation masses. Dislocations were absent in the.suxTace layer.~
2/3

3/3

WSR 541.182
SHTLPMTAL' , H. I. Candidate- of; Technical Sc1encess 3WIT, ZH. H., Candidate
of Technical Sciences# and 11&G11UfYYp YU.~P.s,State Speolal Bureau for the
Design of Machines for Chexilt~-'116W;ViA"on
"Number of Drops Recorded During Study of Aerosol DiapersioWl
Moscow, Vestnik Sellskokhozyaystvennoy Naukit Vol 183, 110 3o I'%X 71, PP 130-
132
Abstracts In view of the widespread use of liquid-dic-Arsing devices in
agriculture and indurtry and the necessity to know the ex.%ct tiegree of dis-
persion achieved, the authors analyze tbe'mathods awdlaiale for counting the
drops into which a unit volume of the liquid is disporsedp point out the
shortcominp of the rsthodst recommend a special lo *a- ~uUc approach, and
9- rt
explain the derivation of the equation proposed,
W-1 WIN I

M)C 541.183
NAGIYEV, M. F., and IBRAGDIOV, Ch. Sh., Institute of Theoretical Problems of
"dreinc 01"MeElfhology, Acad. Se. A7erbSSR
"Theoretical Analysis of Vapor Adsorption Isotherms on 'Nonuniformly Porous
Sorbents"
No 5-6(71-72), 1971, Dp 93-98
Baku, Azerbaydzhanskiy Khlmicheskiy Zhurnal
Abstract: Actual porous sorbent materials are very complex, their structures
consisting of pores with all possible sizes and shapes:, making a theoretical
analysis of the sorption process very difficult. In a4 attempt to approach
reality, model adsorbents were selected with diverse pprosity and their.vapor
adsorption isotherms were analyzed theoretically. The,imode-~ of a poroul; body
developed by Adzuma was wied for.adsorbents.with cylindrical capillary pores.
Sorption characteristics of this model adsorbent are treated mathematically.
3

015 UNCLASSIFIED. PR6CESSi IN~
__.lTLE--PHASE EQUILIBRIUMS IN GE TE A PRIMEII TE SYSTEMS -U-
t,_UTHOR-(03)-NAGIYE,Vv V*A., ZARGAROVA, M.II,v GLAZOVi V.M.
OATE'-~-16OCTTO
NTRY OF INFO--USSR
U
U,RCE--rlV* AKAO. NAUK SSSRi NECIRGo MATER. 1970-p WIP 569-71
'_'O' TE-PUBL18HED ------- 70
~_WBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYf MATERIALS
JOPIC TAGS--THEPMAL ANALYSIS, GERMANIUM COMPOUN09 ZINC COMPOUND, MERCURY
_,_~~_tOMPOUNDt CADMIUM COMPOUND, PHASE DIAGRAM# TELLURIDEi PHASE EQUILIBRIUM
~~-.C.ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~_DQCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'jkR'OXY REEL/FRAME-199610897 STEP NU--VR/0363/70/J)061(10.3/050911)!i4I
:.ClIAC ACCESSIUN NO--AP0118066
UNCLASSIFIED

V2 015 UNCLASSIFIE6 PROCESSING 0ATE--160CT70
~CJRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118066
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PHASE EQUIL. AND PHASE
...IDIAGRAMS OF THE GETE A PRIMEII TE (A IS CA, HG# AND LN). SYSTEMS WERE
STUDIED BY SUBJECTING A SERIES OF ALLOYS TO OTA, MicRosrRUCTURAL, ANO X
RAY PHASE ANAL. THE DTA CRUVES OF ALL43YS OF THESE SYSTEMS ARE
CHARACTERIZED BY THE PRESENCE OF 3 (AND IN SOME CASE59 2) THEMAL
;EFFECTS, THE PHASE DIAGRAMS ARE SIMILAR; THE INTERACTION OF THE HIGH
....TEMP. FORM OF GETE WITH ZNTE, COTE, OP. HGTE IS DESCRIBED BY PHASE
DIAGRAMS OF THE EUTECTIC TYPE WITH A.LIMITED SOLY. IN THE SOLID STATE,
IN WHICH THE EUTECTIC TEMP. DECREASES REGULARLY AND THE EUTECTIC C13NCN.
~-INCREASES IN THE A PRIMEIT TE SERIES BY THE CATIONIC SUbSTITUTION WITH
THE HEAVIER FLE.MENT. THE NATURE OF THE INTERACTION OF THE LOW TEMP.
PHASE OF GETE wirH ZNTE, CDTE, OR HGTE IS DESCRIBED 13Y THE PHASE 01AGp'AM
OF THE-EUTECTOIDAL TYPE 41TH A LIMITED SOLY, THE GETE A PkIME11 TE
SECTIONS IN THER TERN4PY GE A PRIMFII TE SYSTEMS ARE QUASIBINARY ANo ARE
CHARACTERIZED BY RELATIVC'LY SIMPLE PHASE UIAGRAMS. ]'HE A PRIME11,6
TRIMEVI COMPOS, DISSOLVE IN GETEITO GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 1.5-Z MOLE
PERCENT* INTRODUCTION OF 0.5 MOLE PERCENT A PRIME11 TE [NTO GETE CQNTG.
A.2ND PHASE DUE TO DEVIATIONS FROM STOICHIOMETRY RESULTS IN
DISAPPEARANCE OF THE 2ND PHASE. ALL THE ALLOYS ARE SINGLE PHASE AT
MOLE PERCENT A PRIMEII TE. FAC,ILITY't MOSK. INST, STALI
-.~SPLAVOVY,MOSCOWt USSR.
UNC L A 5 S I FlE D

T, T-!-
USSR UDC 581.163-i-5-t6.312,32+575-23
DISHLER, V. yA.i FILIPEK&# V. F.# and g&jz,v, ., Institute of Biology,
Lat-vian Academy of Sciences
"Effect of Ionizing Radiation on Barley Fertility and Frequaticy of Chromosoue
Aberrations in f1siosie"
Riga, Izvestlya Akademli Nauk 14tviyakoy SSH, No 7, 197.3* pp 4?-46
Abstracti Air-dried seeds of the Eaya spring barley vaAety were lrra&iated
with fast neutrons (0-05 to 0.8 k=d) or gama rays (0..5 to a.0 Itr) to deter-
mine which fora of irradiation produces the largest nu=~,~r of cbromosma, trans-
locations. Increasing the dose of fast neut7mns produced a linear Increase
In the number of N plants with Semisterile centr&L headA and sterile flowers,
whereas sterility was not affected significantly by lncz~~m"Ing tha dose of
gamma rays. Plants with completely sterile heads mere foulieL iffien the seeds
were irradiated with fast neutrons at 0.2 krad or more ina-re gmiwa rays at
Z kr or noro. The frequency of cytogenetic injurieu in alelottt, cells after
Irradiation was 9.1 to 19.9% in prophase-motaphase I and 0..2 tp 2.9% in ana-
phase 1. The frequency of injuq wa.,j Jnd,%pOA;40nt of tho kind 41juj (Jose of
radiation used. Fast noutrona at u,1 to UA krad and g"ima xvkys at 6*0 kr
induced the largest nuibor of major ohroaosone.tranalooa#ons,
79 -

L12 025 UNCLASSIFIED "ROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
LJMINESCENCE AND M CENTRES, tN K8111',TL CRYSTALS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-NAGLI, L-YE-v ROTt M.L*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~.:~SOURCE-LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTIS FIZe TEHN, SEA. (USSR)i NO. 2t P4
38-9 41970)
OAVE PUBL-I SHED------ 70
ll'-:-~: SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICSi CHEMISTRY
'TOPIC TAGS-LUNINESCENCE, POTASSIUM BROMIDE,
.:ENERGYt ABSORPTION BAND SPECTRUM
CGNTROL,MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
TH.ALLIUMs CRYSTALt EXCITATION
-~/0038/0039
,PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1732 STEP N0--iJ;W0371/1()/000/Q0,
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136973
UNCLASSIVIEP

Iq z,,,- rs
05TAIMMG F.PlrAXIAL LAYERS OF CERWIUH A" SILICON UT Ve thL0=9 AT
REDUCED UNYCRATURES Ai~r
tinYm~ I- I- Veverv Ya. A. 'U!tkt1'
at. I
9ovosib 0
A f4luvroyodikay Trudy .;.Lmpje1ucn, pugsian,rart jz, jtF,!?. pj75_:3~f
A4t--tbV.-7rjaXafit*.tj
tie. thin odk y alloyrA.apitaxial 1o7-. of a wjj p-type
cooductVtIty an ztvongly 110yed substrates of the sama type and all* apiraIJILL
P-0-junctions and epitaxtil layers with defined distribution of th. *11"IzS
94%tatures, given in advance are widely used in the production of
devices.
These tpitexial atructures uou4lly are obtained by reducing thw.*er=sAi%m
tetrachloride, *M milicon.by hydrogen. For & loug time.1t.was "~Mlexrs4 nj
that the Vp'AIA41.1 lAyore of high structural perfection can be ahtaLwai this,
Vothod only At: temperatures above 12001C for silicon and 850*r- (or
Such high temptratut" ca'Joe 1. baste d.ficienty In this chl~armq SICOCA"
r.4tatributica of the admixtures in the apitaxial: layers as a ramuXt of a sherp
itCV0494 to the diffdaion.with art increase let temperature. The reduction in
grow4b temperature would significantly expan4 the region of xppWz%tl=m of. the
chlaride xmc~w-
CarmareUvely recently in references t2. 3) there van a report as tl~e
grovth of. the opit"I layers of jortmantum, silicon and otber smic, titts
mattriale at reduced tfmperwturss. Cood 4u&.Uty opitaxial layers, wovv~ *;btixioad
at teaperstures.of.savaral hundreds of degrees below the ordinary temperatures.
The growth process was carried cut In two steps;
1) drowth of the thin layer several tenths of a micram thick at t2be
ardInary high tamper4ture.
2) Crowth of the rest of the layer at a reduced temperature.
It was of Interest to investigate the moditions, of reproducthly obtAin-
Iris blah-quallty spItaxial layer* of jormanium mW silicon by t"s nesbad and
tbatt properties.

qi,
MEMU rlu)Wrli OF ~PITAXtAL STRUCrUR-11 Ui Apu SIj.ICj;j
41f.
IArtlcle by ~.. 0. Tize"I'lle, yl~-
- ~- ltt!'*_14~ L'
kL_t,j'-xjj)zcji; ;kr:oaS,6irik. Vr0E"-j:1X it.-ta 1. r-44'tur~~ ;fQ;Ta&
-Part 7,
In the develooncnt of vArioun Pef%itonduct-r dcvZ4-. 11,441 tF%r_i=iz;-
structure% are of rreat Inca-rest. 4)ne or the moot p=~,rmzzlVo_ roans of- ot,
-rox. IIIal
sLaiag tham to the "lectlut zr~tii ot *pi layers, U n number of j)&-
pets -Al, 2, 1. Aj)~ the selective f-rowth of the oilicqn In 4eacrlbod. nta ve
am he detailed data Virl) respect. to Permanim in the literaturet howwftir, the
IvCSI evitaxial -tructurre even of thin material are of aignI.14cant iWzXx*ot in
practice.
This pnver to devoted to the inve9tipared optimal conditions o(.Awlec-
tLva ptr~th of the epitaxial layers of germanium and ag.11con.
The local eVitAj(Lal structuren su*t sattmfy the fallowltiA reaulmeanval
The surface "at b4p flat. that ls~ the aelectively Aroon coltwall s2
"iticna vuot not be to Imcd Above the remaining surface of the *UbstrAto or
bq~ IU-.the form of dep"Saims,
G, 2) Tilie Interface of the local epitaxial reAtons, And the oubaccate somar.
be quite pvrfett &n4 not cause. the formation or defects in the opitastal to-
rime during I;rovthi
A
1) Th- locAi opitaxiAl structores, mAt hAvo uniform eluctrophywical
oroettlev with restart to thoir Plate.
lhi~ %olectivv nr~wth of botli and Ailiciwi was retried nut in
cbe vindava of n protective mask mide of silicon dioxide. The pormni- ai%4
silicon plates cut from the bar% wera round And polished to surface [tat"
class 14 using "4-I diartnd aictopowder. The trystallographic orientation of
the oubtstrates nn (111). After degreasinit and chamical piclklinp, a layer of
silicon dioxide was applied to the plates. The dioxide lover was Applied to
the germanium platen by thnrmal dotommosition Df ttt reethoxyA L Inn* in an At-
mtmosp~,.ers of pure argon at a tewpersture of -800' C. The silicon Platt* 2-mrs
quildisied in vat oir dry oxygen at a temperature of -1,200 to 1.300' C,
114

USSR VDC; 621.315-52
AZDIOVI S. A., S-OLTANOV, N. I, ISLAMOVt L, drid ITAGMATOV, R. K.
."Infrared Quenching of the Photoconductivity of Silicon 'With a
Nickel Impurity"
-Leningrad, Fizika i Tokhnika EbluRrovodnikov,. No 9, September 1973,
pp 1837-1839
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to supplement the data al-
ready gathered concerning Ni energy levelp in silicon by measuring
the long-wave limits of the pho toe ondue t ivity-quenchinC-; spe'ztral
distribution. The nickel was diffused in the V~dlicon from a sput-
tered layer at a temperature of 12000 C in air-for 10-30 houra.
The initial Silicon was n-type monocrystalline with an electron
concentration of 2-lo13/cm3 to 8-lol3/cm%, After the diffusion,
the specimens maintained their n conductivity but their resistivity
increased to the order of 10z-lo3 ohms-am. The.spectral distribu-
tion measurements were conducted with the 01IM-2 monochromator with
a UP prism, using d-c and at 800 KO and a conr~tant ithite light was
used to observe the infrared. quenching:,of the p~*toconductivity.
The spectral distribution onrve is .'' i sented., A model for the
Pre-
-1/2
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TM,,- NONTif
Thp provention of sapporntivii ,mplicatiuns or oprrmti.vo
wounds haq a apoctal unkivr tite onfavoxitbla ckindition~
of thv North whera th-1 in~idnaco ~r nupfotrations L,~ troich =r-tvi
tbn" in tho middle 7onos of the country. At th-~ 0A.1ySil of '.;-r
results or 31M oporaLlons porforwed ~- mt,11 Of tht' ~r~
rroup dorisir we f4und that, art-r njwr~ativp inttrv*n-
ti.n5 rvr a,.aru w6mid --s 0-r-d i~,
of ttle in appn(jiitiq in 4."1 '~. ~_n iorvs.ftl
ltarml.61 rop#qxr- In Tho eli.9tritnition, ~V pnltat~
Plicntion" dop-ndiaf upon the f-010" day in Tzoiv 1.
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stipparntion
11.1ar nki, t
Polar day
Daily atttwrmtio,t of 1,,y nnd ntrht
Proas Lim J-t;* or r.bt,- I At f,Alo., thns:
cations mo-~,t uft,,n dev~lopvd I,% th,, 1-jar nkcht ra-rind.ni, hl-,h tn
saparote wintor iunthn its Jemunry) their nvm1,,rr rube to
v3.91 %. in tli- pvrics, or poi;~v (say onis z4_hvs- jj,y.ni(.nt chne.
the nUM11Qr Of "k1,1j10VA1tiPoA dropl,ofl V~~, ~i r.,-kor of
1.8 far aruto appo,t0ic.-Itis, by a ractQr .1.1 Car tttj~tttnal hernia re-
pair, and by ovoro Omit 4 timos in f)j1"Vnt1M%S fur 4.'10'o11IC 313pQr0i-
citli. Th.n. 0% Aup-~ut tho 1'r-pi,mey of after oner.
Rency append'-vtomi-.4 won only 4).Iyr., and isrter hrruin rPrnlra there
.r.s ?to suppurotiol, "t nil.
We 'or t1s. Dmin factors. tb" cl-r~,,tor or 01-vot'live,
wound healing. I- tho conditAun of' the imiton. biolortcal Orfent%j~v
forces or tho orgmiinm .,t t1io nior-itt of tho upt-ratioa.
clLiftstic coudttioti. or thv~ Nov0t, umtim-l'. lij-1 ~, And
other rvprLme proxonc. inc-'-s-0 to Li- n,hipt-ti- ~~"hnj%!L,M~.
and cause a rhunr" in th,- re~simtonco ants roavtsvity of th,~ orlXnism,
Unfavorable *fV,,ct of' tho polar night upon the hunutu orr..~niln in
manifested in pnrticulor by a 4jocriwtise or thtt Cat vititmirt C'und D
content, dLaturtinh-t of the prothroinbtr% rormtng Cunc.tion oC' the
liver. , These charsitom bring thon cluingen in Islood congulation,
whose clinical mvinifoatntion is a marked blooding tandoncy.,pf;~
tissues during operations.

u23 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS ING DATE--20NQV70
TITLE-THE SCLUTICN OF THE RELAXATIiY4 FOR (jAS M!XTURES WITH NONEQU11-16RIUM
Cric-,VILAL PEACTICNS -U-
CCUNTRY CF, INFC--USSR
:.-SOURCE-VESTNIK LENING,.