SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NAUMENKO, V.G. - NAUMOV, V.G.

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621-382.016-35
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-ZAPUDSKIY, V. F., LEVITSKIY, K. B., N -lu I
Timm , X. A.
11comparative Results of Neutron Irradiationiof Neflium-Pover High-Frequency
it
Diffusion and Diffusion-.Ton M Silbon Transistors
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Mos,cov, Polu-Provodnikovy-ye Pribory i' ik h Pr,.JmenjnjX No 24, Izd-vo "Sovet-
213
Radio", 3970, pp, 27-30
Abstract: The authors study neutron irradiation:of IMN siliccn transistors
by double diffusion of dopants into an epitaxial lkv-er, and by s4ngie
diffuzion of boron with sub-zequent ion injection:of j;bos!,hcrus to produce
the emitter junction. it i- shown that the radir~tior~resstance of both.
types.of ti.,ansistors is determined by the radiation properties of the rna-
terial of the base layer and to independent of the technological procedure
used to make the emitter juziction.~ : The reaulta also 1;hov that ion doping
'has considerable promise:as,etecklinological prociedure for making transistors
with optimum radiation resi
stance.: One fi~mre i bne table, bibliography
--our titles.
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USSR UDO 621.382.3
GUSET, V.K., SHCHIGOL', F.Aft NAUMENX01 V. rx. LEV17.,KlYj K.B., "IHGHELCHKOV, B.I.,
:XOZLOV, YU. G., ZAKHAROV, V.I.
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Silicon Planar n-p-nn 111crowavaTransistoi Obt3ined.,;By The Method Of Ion
Implantation*
V ab. Radiatsion. fiz. nemet. kristallov (Radiation Physics Of Nonmetal Oryatale--
Collection Of Works), Minsk, Nauka i -tekhn-. 1970, pp; 155-158 (from
RM-Zlektronike, i yeXe primeneniM,' No Iv January 1971, Abstract No IB221)
Trans lation.: The method of ion implantation it. conjunction with planar technology
makee it possible to obtain n-p-nn microwave transistors with a critical freq-
uenoy of amplification with respect to the mirrent, of f - 2 GHz Specimens were
obtained and investigated with a diffusion.base and . fon-Lmpian'tation emitter,
an
band devices in which both the colloctorand emitter jmactionc were produced by
-the metho-i of ion implzntation. Basic static and 'forag -ameters of the
luency pai
"7_-devicea-are presented and- also the d0p0ndenIoe~ ~ct f(I
pill 0-
6--raf. Butmry.
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tMC 3)W.6214+340.624.6
He&Lclne, Unistry
Scientif le Research Institute of forensic
SRI YOSCON
-flThe Present Statir, of and Research trends in' Trauinlatology and Thanatology"
Hoscow, Sude bno-Meditsinskaya, Ekspertiza!, Vol 45P No 4, Oot/110V/Dec 72,
pp 16-22
Abstracts Advances and problems in several fields or forensic medicine are
reviewed. 1-1
1echanical injuries of various types have been studied in detail,
but information needs to be centralized and processed statistically. While
analysis of traces on weapons by which individuals, axe injured has improved,
further research in needed on histological analysin of such traces, Detenaina-
tion. of time of death has been. a subject of extensive biochemical reseaxch.
Some research results, are lnadequ#e because of :the absence of standaxdiza-
tion in research and in the format for publishing imsults4 Standardization
:is also needed in methods for deteraining alcoholic intoxication. Little
research has been carried out on peisonal differences ir. xesponse to particular
levels of intoxicants. Thus far, emphasis on research -that w.)uld improve
establishment of live vs. st.1.11 birth has been low. Great advances have
been made in establishing causes of an i-eventing mudden death, chiefly due
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:KALWZNKO# V. G.0 Sudebno-Meditsinskaya Ekspextizat yol 15, No 4, Oct/Nov/Dqc
72 pp 16-22
to caxdiovascular failures. More ex phasis must be placedp houever, on stan-
daxd1zation of research methods# hem"amic.problelms, and sudden death among
children. New methods such as diatom, tests are be"inning to b,,~ developed
for investigation of droiming cases and mustbe introduced at a faster rate.
Final2y, much research has been condiicted.on feigned and ar-tifIcial illnesses,
and the problems of thanatology involved In organ and tissue transp-
ants.
It is concluded that special experts! rcommissions qhould b-- establizbed. at
USSR and republic ministry levels to evaluate new advances, in legal Medicine
and make recommandationa on their application. Research , carried out in
this field xtwt reflect the requiremenU of the plan for ecientific research
in the Hinth Five-Year Plan., Standardization of research procedures is the
most important factor in improvexenvdf iaormation in this field.

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Kovtunenko, V. T.; Naumenko V. I.; ~venyaLskaya, M. L.
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USSR
UDC: 537.533.2:669.01
MMSONOV, G. V. OMIC'MCM, L. 11 UPADKHAYA. G Sh. , and NA22110.1
V.
a.
~"Iwork Function of Titanium and Niobium Carbides in the Homogeneity Re-
gqn
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IOSCOW, Teplofizil-a Vysokikh Temperatur, Voj. 8, No 4, 1970, pp 921-
-922
-Abstract: This brief paper describes exDeriments Derform,:.,d on
titanium and niobium monooarbides and undertakes to e~,.-_Olain -the basic
..expressions of the variations in their work farAction, along with the
variations in their other physical.charactf.ri 1cs such as electrical
at
resistance, therinal conductivity, and the like., In: this work the
characteristics of the carbide phaege, electron atruct re were taken in-
to-- account. ~. Thc- original specimens mere iii thqT form of cylindera 8 mm
n;- ameter and 10. mm high e wor : -.f t
~j, -, ta 0" i*~nv. as 6easured by using
un
~:'-Pull current f ow in a temperature, interval of 1400-r21000 K. The au-
thors find that theirresulto agree. with those:bbtained in revearch on
the.thermoemis8ion of Nb C.
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JPRS S9573
23 August 1973
TECHNOLOGY OF PRODUCING NEW MATERIALS
Translation of RUs s=anguage Ico I lect ion t Tekhnologiya
'PolutheAl a Novykb lalov.- 972i-xiev.

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rj"SsLt'v'ty OZ Zirconium and Niobit" Carbides in the
Region of-Homagenelty--

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(L.N. Okhremchuk,

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Work Punctio

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SlOctric al Peristanq~0.0!-C=pogite~itat~er4~l,
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Heat, CapacitY; fleasurement,in Some Ceramic Materials

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Plastic
ThOrmAl Conductivity of ReinIforced 3-
(D.M. Karpinos, V.S. Klimenkoi.-.~ .................... Is
one 00EImm Case of a i4ethod t;f Axial'Themal Flow for
IDetaMining thO Coefficient of Thermal Conduchivity
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Klimenko. at a
studY of Sintering Kinetics by Hot Extrusion of Zirconium
an6 Titanium Carbides in the Rugions of Their Homogeneity
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Pressing reatures.of molybdenum Carbide
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USSR UDC 669.046-558.28
U1
V. YA..,, Institute of Problems of Material Ocienoep Academy of
:ALU
S.c1'=nc~esar* SSR
"Preparation of Carbides of Transition Metals of the IV-V Grouns Within
the,Regions of Their Homogeneity"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, NO. 10, Oct 70~ pp 1?0-22
Abstract: The carbides of transition metals of the ri-V groups have wide
homogeneity regions within which the carbon content controls all physical
and chemical properties. This study concerns specifications for obtaining
carbides of transition metals of the IV-V.grours TiC,, ZrC HfCxq NIC and
X,
TaCx within the regions of their homogeneity by synthesis from their
respective powders and acetylene black' In vacuum. U*--e was made of Ti, Zr,
Hf w - Nb I Ta powders and acetylene black; whiah was prei'ired At 800'C for two
hours in on argon atmosphere Ito remove:moisture and; adsorbed gases. The

J~ 9R
Poroshkovaya Metallvxgiya., N q. 10, Oct 70, pp 20-22
formulation of a given composition was computed from the reaction eqi;ation:
Me+xC::~WC., where x is the C/Me atomic 1ratio. The+ --synthesis was performed
at a residual pressure of 1.2,10-4 rm Hg. At 900-10000C there appeared to
be an increase in residual pressure due to the libtration of moisture aand
gases. The material was therefnre,held isothermally for one hour. A further
rise in temperature did not impair the vacuum. The::material was cooled at a
rate of 5 deg/min to 600'3C and the-i coole& in the f-4irnace. to room temPerature.
'The optimum conditions for obtaining carbide 14iases',of TiCx, Zrcx, IIfCx,
in the;
NbC and, TaC are cited in a table ~6riginal~rticle.
xd) x

'621.3-032.266.3
:USSR me
LRVIN, M. L., MINTs, A. L. Acadertician,.KAU=Q, Ye. D, and FILIMONOVA, T. N.,
Council for Charged Particle Accelerators, Academy *.f Sciences of the USSR, X;oscow
-G)-romagretic Compression of Powerful Relativistic,Dense Electron Beams of Tubular
Formil
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 211, No 5, 1973, PP 1085 1058
Abstract: Electron beams areused to transfer large amounts of energy to small
objects in brief Intervals of' tire. Thismakes it advant,_u,-;eous to compress them to
maximum density, but the high chaxre of the electron in relation to its mass makes
this difficult. The method described in this article for compressing, segments of
a tubular electron beam irriolves three stepsi a) electron tubes are rearranged
into rotating electron rings moving along an axis; b) the rings are subjected to
radial compression in a. spatially in areas Ing, static ipagnetic field; c) the com-
pressed rings are again reformed into sections.of a tubular electron bealft moving
parallel to the axis, differing,ftom the Initial segments by their snaller dimensicns
and higher density. Step a7.uses an apparatus described by Levir, Kints,and
Naumenko -in Volume 204, No 4 of. this journal. The samme magnetic system can be used
:for operation c. The apparatus for step b.is schenatically diagrammed in the article,
As the rings are compressed, the:enerr
y of loni5itudirial motion Is converted to
rotary-motion, which can bring the ring to a complete sto- or even reflect it in the
56-

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USSR
LWIN M L,# et al., Moscow, Daklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 211, No 5F 1973,
40-103.5 1 OBB
opposite longitudinal direction-, additional energy vuli A be supplied to overcome this.
The electron rim-gs also tend to elongate in the lon~giv.udinal direction, requiring
further inputs to prevent this. Techniques for achieving these manipulations are
described in the article. Typical values to be achieved by this 5.nstallation include
a compression of the rim-, from a radius of 20 cm to 4 cm, a longitudinal co-mpression
frra 10 cm to I cm, an increase in the relativistic-rotation factor from 6 to 30, etc,
Ga'"Iulat5on of these factors is ba--ed on an analysis given by Levin at the Symposil=
::on Collective Acceleration Methods, Dubnap 27 -,30 September, 1972, Document
;OlYaT-,D9-6707,49 (1972),
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USSR UDG 535-36,
IMOV, A. F. PRISHIVALKO, A. P., and
"'Scattering of Light by a Layer with a Differen t Degree of Dispersion"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 35,.N0 5v Nov 73, pp, 902 905
Abstracti The passage of light throuah asusppnsion of particles in a medium is
determined by the number, size,and nature of the particles. '.'Phe degree of dispe2.nion
of-the light-scattering, material is characterized by a ~ p = 2,,TaA
paxameter
where a is the radius of the particle and X is~ the Yarelen-th of li,-ht. Coefficients
of reflection and transmission for Plane-parallel Jaye_=Toan be calculat!3d from ttis
xelationship, usirk-, the dual flow approxtNition of traniii4ission -Lheory. It is found
hat reflection is maximum and transmission minimum when P is in 'he ra-n,7e of 1 to 5.
Within this range, the extremal points areireached at loiter values for hiGher thick-
This calculat-lon -s based on adding the radial-ion flows, since it has been shown
that interference effects do not appear in,-a majority of,~casesl polarization effects
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IVANTOV, A. P., et al., Opt-ika i Spektroskopiya, Voi 35, No 5, Nov 73, pp
902-905
are ignored. M4.e formulas were the basis for computer calculations to de-
termine the coefficients of absorption and scattering, the probability of
photon survival, and the scattering.indev, of an elementary volume as a
function of p.
h. the,minimum trwnsmission
The maximum reflection does not coincide xat
but is shifted somewhat in the direction of larger particles. Since the
curves do.not have sharp extrema, this~is.not very signiftcant in solving
any. ractical problems.
p
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Spektr6bko x our 0
-Xinsk, Z~urnal Prikladnoy Pi nal f Appli~ S~ectroscopy),
(Journal of Applied Spectroscopy). Vol. 13. No. 5* Nov. 197kr P 698-903.
Abstract: Comparisons are mAde of the errors resultinz from the use o4' exact and
approximation equations for light attenuation and scattering problems anui the con-
ditions under which the approximation Oquations yield~accG-t~tably accurate ansuers.
An approximation equation for absorption gives attenuaLion coefficients within an
error of 3;~o' for all scattering sphi,res ~'hav--Lng a chari~cteriqtic iUmension of
0.2. For larger spheres, the fquation applies oKly to~limited regions of
Lfl~rrllaction index and absorpti0n~ iruiex%' es. When the absorption index is
VP..LU
< 0001. a more exact equation is recoait~endad because the approximation equation
yields Rayleigh scattering coefricients with errors eocceeding 5~. When the ab-
sorption coefficient is between 0.1 and 0.2 and the rafraction index is between
1.01 and 1.1, the approximation equation can be used even uhan 1 < P< 3. An
"T cient h <
-.equation is given for calculating the Rayleigh scattwing uoef w an P 0.
with an error not exieeding 2 to:3%. Orig. art. has'4 figs. and 2 refs.

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USSR ux 615-4~3.2:6ir--373.6
BAMR, Ye. A.. ITAUMKO) Yu. X., and, SPOTMENKO, S. S., Central Institlute of
Epidemiology =-AZrMx_)sZ5w__n9tTrAe of Roentgenology rend RadioloL!y
"Possibility of Using the Krantz Jet Injector for Injecting Gavirna Globulin"
Mscow, Zhurnal 1,Uk-obiologii EpiderAologii i Imunobiologii, No 10, 1972,
pp 92-96
Abstract: Gamm, globulin injected intradermally with a KTantz syringe not
4-
efficacious in preventing i-nfectious hepatitis.eve duri r the first few months
after immmization. In investigating,the cause, the authors found that the
-device daes not force the full doge of the preparation into the skin, rainly
because of ill's viseasity. Tests. showed that when the in - ector was f Illed. with
distilled water or physiological saline, about 2~., of 'the liquid was not di-s-
-charged, but wher. it 1,ms filled with lqof gamna ,lobalin, as much as 6 to 7%
remained in the reservoir. Morearer, other te.,;ts using the radioisotope
rmthad Aul-98) revealed that only 1% a 0.1 rnl dow of gamm globulin enters
:th--'skin when the Krantz injector is used compared.to 571, of the same amount
of physiological saline.

USSR UDC 621.317.337
DVINSKIKH, V. A., NAUMENK0, Yu. P.
"Self-Excited Oscillator Method of Measuring the. Q-ractor of Microwave 'Reson-
ators"
V sb. Nekotor. vopr. izmerendy i stat. radiofiz (Some Problems of Measurements
and StatistIcal Radiophys.Les--collectit)n of- worics), Saratov, Saratov University,
1971 -pp -15-22 5, H
(from RZh-RadioteklTaika, ~No ay 72, Abstract No 5A204)
'Translation: The investigate
&,self-ex6fte'a oscl,11ater method of measuring the
loaded and natural Q-factor oC.resonators:in the riiol~owave range is based on
including the tested resonatoi',In the 6xternal feedb4ck circuit of a wide-
band traveling-wave tube amplffi,&r and' det.6rminaclan,.of the freq~iency shift of
the autooscillations on variation of the phase shlft.,in the closed system con-
taining; in addition to the traveling wave!tube and -m-sonator a directional
responder, a phase shifter and:an alte nating attenu~tor.l The deev-F.ce built
--for, experimental che.ckin of: the'i tvo t: ~wowh measuremomt p-4ocedures ~-- static
and--dynamic: --As. described:-- The! _m6' r6i~eht eriior in the range of
t9r: aiu
es:-of-200-1 0
90 is

USSR UDC 621.317.737
NAMIENKO, YU. P.
""Calculatingthe Modulation Characteristic of an.Autoascillatory Q-Factor
te
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Kontrol'no-izmerit. aDparatura (Elec-
trorOc. Engineering. Scientific and Technical Collection. Measuring and Con-
1trol Equipment), 1970, vyp. 3.(21), pp 28-32 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4A292)
Translation: Results are presented from theoretical calculations and experi-
mental studies of the phase and modulation characteristics of a traveling wave
tube autooscillator with an external feedback circuit,'used to measure the Q-
~factor of superhigh frequency resonators.by the phase modulation method. The
f-the amplitude and frequency of the modulating
_.,reqt4rements on the magnitude o
oltaRe-are.defined.

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USSR UDC 619.576.858.4:616.076.4
md N#P-.~E S,, Z P Candi-
KRASNIKOV, G. A., Doctor of Veterinary-Sciences,
da-te of Veterinary Saences; Ukrainian Scientific:~*Reseqrch Inst tute f
Experimental Veterinary Medicine
"Foot-aad-Mouth Disease Virus in Uftrathin Sectiol~s
'o 1, Jan 71,: pp 34-37
Moscow, Veterinariya, N1
Abstract: Fetal pig kidney cells were inoculated with various dilutions of
foot-and at-rain) and cultured for 20 hours at 25'C,
-wouth disease virus (A22
a temperature low enough to prevent lysis of the tell membranes and nuclei.
Electroa-microscopic study of thin sections =We ;Lt possible to identify the
viral particles from their internal structure, 11Ld to differentiate them
from polysome5, free ribosomes and ribosomes; bound to ciBterns of the rough
endoplasmic reticulum. The viral particles were mostly irregularly oval or
lar. The =Bt characteristic feature wa,- thdi presence of nucleoids with
angu
well-dofined contc~irs. The nucleoids were generally angular or amoebiform
=-d frequently fortaed xather long evaglnatjong.~ It la~Nir oi fine-$rained
maLerial sarrounded the nucl'.olds.; 11we viral particlw, were generally larger
than in the control preparations made from nozma~ celLs.

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Korn yenk--6, ~~-L:. S. Krav- -:sov, N.
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Naum i rov' A..
Reiults of of a -- ruby travelling-,.vaye ria-- IL-er ar*l PTOsented. It is
The width of
3howu thit sitch laser operates tinder reg,dar-oqviHa;ion conclitiorv.
g the. generation tirnrla! tbLe
radiation spectruin is measured. It is denionstrated that dnrili,
temperature drift of the radiation frequency is 5inall (-c7l)lc).
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UDC C-21. -
USSR 378-325
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K-OPTIYEITKO, L. S. ITATTSOV, N. V~, WI017IT-SEV, Ye. G. , 10%.U.,%.-K 11, N. T. , Sc-*L-
entific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics, M1o!zcq,,, niversi't"y' i)lleiii
M. V. Lomonoss%-
"Injection of a Short Light Pulse into a Laser With a Long. Cwrity"
9, No 1 Apr 73, pp 82641P8
Moscow, Doklady ldtademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 2C
Abstract. rhe authois discuss certain offects which aris.-.- when a zhort
44. t --i
pulse of light is injected into a cavity with & trani:lu i~xcll gre- Aer
than the -1pulse duration. T\-w, injection modes axe coi,.side~~,ed. if eni!:sict,
has already taken place in thu laser bf~,forv arrival of the ext;ernal
a mode of ccmnpetitive intexaction be-twt-:tn shoTt liulse ;~L,%d the "inl-t-21:~utll
Jon + -Eas
emission of the lager tECres place. Inithe second ease,
place before emission has developped. Conditions are
to a quasistationary "traveling" pulse modo. under the actfcn of an
4. ally
pulse. it is eyperimen.L. shown that tbe darat:*Lon of ennission in. the
traveling pulse rode is greater thwi in the mode of free elrdssion. Thte
envelope of the e.,tission pulse train approximatcs tht,~~ of the
pulse. Other nodes of einissiont tire to be treat':-.d in futuz-e paperi.

WSR UDC. 621-373.029.7
KORNIYEENK0, L. S., KRAVTSOV, N. V.P and ITAUIDUCIN, X. I.
"Structure of the Oscillation Pulses of a Laser ITith linear
Delay Inside the Resonator"
Moscow, Radiotekhnilra i elektronika, No 8, 1972, pp 1760-1762
Abstract: Lasers with linear delay inside the resonator may have
as miAch as one hundred simultaneously generating modes when the
effectUve.length of the r6zonator is.j-n:the tens of meters. Ex-
periments are described in tLis paper aimed at determining the
characteristics of the "fine" radiation pulses caused by the pre-
sence of so many different types~of modes. A description of the
equipment, including a diagram,.is given, and an oscillogram of
:~the~radiation puises~clearly-ind-idating their fine structure.
Tormulas . are given f or .:thEi~ ~~inten6~-.iy, ~ of 4,he ~~ adia",tion f ield in
multimode radiation anUfor~ -the i..dist~i-ibu~lio4~.nrobP-bility of the
t-, ti:,-: vfie ithe.resonator
imAlati .on- -ampliti&6 ~-.Eli& ua 1)ingtl L', Of
~11 j:
ih;A
ed;, erimeiit ~:jj,

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L KPAVTSOV, 14. AU14KIN N. 1. And PROKHOROV,
k. M.,.Institure of Nuclear Physic s,W#cow ta e. University
:JtSingle- Frequency Ruby Ring Laser"
.-Moscow Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoretichaskoy Fiziki, Vo-
58, No
21, Feb 70, pp 541-543
Abstract: Tne authors' purpose.was to obtain a single mode fer
traveling-wave ruby ring laser from,rhe very s;;art of generation,
a
--of,theiradiationl: spectrum and the ra-
:as well as to measure the width
frequency shift during,generation. It iis shovm that~ tk4e ra-
4-Aliation of such a laser in a single mode rcprassoxiti3 a
sequence of a small number of apikes:(usually 3.5 spikes) with a rope-
tition interval of the order of 30 microsecondso. Them temperature
rift of the radiation fre:quenay during generatiron is: small (loss
than T Mc)

USSR ~:UDC 669.793'3'f354292'293'26'1:620.181.41
-Mi: 0. P. TEREYHOVA, V. F.3 SAVITSKTY, YE. M.
R
AWK
-!!.q i~haum All -s. and Their Utilizatidri.- 1tv Engizieerinj"
C OY
V sb Redkozemel'n. met. i splaly (Rare-Earth ~nals and Alloys collection of
work. ), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, pp, 2$-34 (from R7,h-lietallurgiya, No 4, Apr
72, Abstra--t No 41776)
Translation: Data are presented on the structure of phase diagrams ani the
investIgation of the properties of Sc alloys wit Cu, La, V, Hb, Cr. and Fe. A
h
com arisom of the physical-chemical int Ieraction. of thd rare earth metals and Sc
P
with the elements of the periodic table permits the conclusion to be drawn that
'Se differs
appreciably from the; rare-,,qa~rth metals. as:, a result of thedifference
b2l IiiietrOn structurt. the-pleatmnagativity, and ato:Ac x-Adii. The study of
the properties of puie Be, the construction of the phase diagrains with the ele-
ments of the periodic table, and the construction of the cormosition-property
diagram permitted discovery of the areas of industrial application of Sc and
development of a number of Sc alloys. 9 illustrations, 1 t4able, -and a 13-entr
~)ibliagraphy.

T
USSR UDC 537- ~12.'62
SAVITSKIY Ye. M. BARON, V. V. , NAUW~N, 0. P. YE, FIMOV, YU. V.
A
"Vanadium-Scandium and Niobium-Scandium Systems and Meir Superconductfng
Properties"
V sb. Probl. sverkhprovo2Xashch. materialov (Probl~ms!of Superconductirg
Mate:irl als--collect ion of works),, ~Moac-~
V' "Naukr~" 1) 1970, pp 1-(8-186 (frCM
RZh-Radiotekh-aika, No 5, May 'fl, Abstratt NO-5D546)
Translation: Taking characteristic experimental and- literature data as a
basis, the authors consider the principles:which govern the change in Tk Of
superconducting alloys in simple eutectic systems of transition and non-
transition metals, and also in the eutectic segmeut of., phase disgrems of
bin=7 syst-eins with the formation of intermediate com
poir-ids. "Tk composition"
diatWaw are; presented for binary systems. of vanadium and n1obium with scan-
dium,. as well as the phase diagrams of.these systeirs., .:In -alloys of sup~r-
;con4ucting zystems of the eutectic tfype,~ supgrconductivity is observs-&-iioth
in th
16 case of alloying of two supero=duetora -and-In th~- 6--se of alloying
of a superconductor with a "nomal!'. element, The Tk of the zuperconducting
element goes. up or down as the second L-amponent is dissolved vithin the
lihdts of the region of homogeneity of the solid solution. In two-phase
eutectic mixtures, the Tk of each of the superconducting phases varies along
a. nearly horizontal straight line as the composition of' rhe alloys changes.
Five illustrations, bibliography of twenty-five titles. Au~horsl abstract.

USSR 'UDC 6(.!).292.5.793.669.293.5.793.669.018.5
SAVITSKIY, Ye.. M. , BARON, V. V., NAIMIN, O.P., YEFIMIOV, Yu. V.
."Vanadiu-n-Scandium and Niobium-Scandium,Systems and Their Superconducting Proper-
ties"
Probl. Sverkhprovodyashch. Materialov [Problems of Superconducting Mate:rials
Collection of Iforks], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp. IV8-186. (Translated from
vy Zhurnal Metallurgiya. No. 5,,1971, Abstract No.
~Referativn, 5 1752 by t;ie
authors).
Translation: Based on their own experim ents and the data fron the literature,
the authors study the regularities of the change of Tc of superconducting alloys
in simple eutectic systems of the transition and nontransition metals, as well as
in the eutectic sectors of the state diagrams of binary systems with the formation
of intermediate compounds. Composition-Tc diagrams of the binary syste,,.qs of V
and Nb with Sc and the state diagrams of these systems are presented. The Tc of
:the superconducting element is increased or decreased upon dissolution of the
second component within the limits of the.area of homoganeity of the solid solu-
tion. In 2-phase eutectic mixtures, Tc o4'; each of the:superconducting phases
changes along anear-horizowtal 5traights line when the ~compoSition of the alloy
is changed. 5 figs; 25 biblio tefs.

USSR UDC 669..292.5.293:537.321.62
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., BARON, V. V., NAID9UN 0. P., and YEFIMV, Yu. V.
"The'Vanadium-Scandium and Niobium-Sr-andium Systems and Their Superconducting
Properties"
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Naterialov [Problems of, Superconducting
-Materials - Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 178-186
Wamsla,tion-, Baqed on their own experiments and data from the literature, the
authorrv atudy, t&e regularitie4 of the chAnge of T of superconducting alloys
c
'mple eutectic systems of the transition and non-transition metals, as well
in si
a.% in the eutectic portions of the. state diagrwas- of binarr alloys ;forming in-
termediate compounds. "Composition-Tc" diagrams of the binaTy- systems of
vanadium and niobium witk scandium and diagrams of the'states of these systws
are presented. In eutectic- type supeiconducting system alloys, superconductivity
is observed hotIL in tFLe case of -melting of tilro superconductors, and in the case
of melting of a superconductor vditk a "normal" elements T of the superconduct-
C
ing,elevient incre2ses or decreases-'when tfie'~econd component is dissolved within
1/2
89

2/2 015 UNC L AS S I FI ED PPOCESSING D.ATE--18SEP70
C I RC ACCESSION NO--ANO!02254
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE THREE ARTICLES BY THE
AF~OREMENTIONEO AUTHORS DISCUSS CERTAIN~ DRAWBACKS OF THE SOVIET RESEARCH
ANO-DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM. ACCORD14NG TO KARATAYEV, THE VNIIZEMMASH
f- COMPRISES RESEARCH DEPARTMENTS NAUCHN0. ISSLEDOVATELt SKIYE OTDELY, A
DE-SIGN BUREAU GOLOVNOYE KONSTRVKTORSKOYE BYURO, A14D A PILOT
PLANTI: OPYTNYY ZAVOD-. ITSr PRINCIPAL; PROBLEM I.S ~'~LACK* OF TESTING AND
TE-STIW FACILITIES FOR THe-.-EARTW~MOVING MAC'HINEPY: IT DEYELOPS.
.4i
XNG:COMPLA~,,IN S': ~A BOUT ~JHE-i DOUkfi*,,--O~.t~j-' "DARdi-FORCED HIS
N-5. -. -- s T~!~
41UTtz.BY~~-',.THE MINISTRY OF WfLDINGI-MATEPLIALS Aj iR - E
visT
~,-,,.--'RESEAftCO,,NAUCHNA'~', AND THE -DEVELOPMENT!'PROYEKTNAY 4-SECTIONS OF THE
-VISTITUTE 49E SUBORDINATE TO DIFFERENT 'MAIN ADHtUISTRATIONS OF THE
-liTNTSTRY- AND HAVE- DIFFERENT Pt)D--CTFTS.,, I.N.: GEMME.111ING, $ CPINIG14,,. BUDGET
SHOULD BE ALLOCATED TO THE' ADMINISTRATION OF THE INSTITUTE TO
OF COMPLETED
FUND'. TH- DEVELOPMENT OF PILOT PROJECTS ON THE BASI S
:RESEA CH PROGRAMS.
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USSR
ADO, YU. M., Z1iWa,.V"EV, A. A., LOGUINOV, A*~D 'MYAS L. Tik
I I
PISAREVSKly, V. 16., ROGU41ilsKly,
Z., .5HU.KrYL0, 1. A., BQYKO, S. N., KOMAR,, YE. G., XhLYSfik;V, 1. F.,
IMOLINS 1. V., MCNOSZON, N. A., MOZAL&VSKIY, I- A-,, SPEVAKOVA, F. x.,
STOLOV, A* M., TITOV, V. A., VODQ?fYANOV. F. A-, KUZtM.Lkl A. A., KUZI-
MLN,~ V. F.,. 1AMT3, A, Lej RUBGH1N3K1Y, ; S. M.~ UVAROV, V,,&.p GUTNER,
.:Bl. M-0 ZALMNZON,, V. B., PROKOFI'Yi~Vp A* .10, and ThMKIN, A. S.
"Isome Results of the Overall Adjustment and Start-up of the 70-Gev
Proton Synchrotron of the Institute of High-energy Physics"
Moscowp Atomnaya Bnergiyal Vol 28 No 2 Feb -70, PP 132-138
Abstract: The physical part of the plan for the 70~-Gev proton syn-
was executed by the lnstitute~of Theorezic4il and Experimental
Pliysics, The electromagnet with feed system, the racuum c hamber, and
'Whe injection devices were developed at the ScientU'ic Research Insti-
tute of Blectrophysical Apparatus imeni D, V, Yefremov. The rad o-
electronic systema for acceleration process control', and generation of

USSR,
ADO$ YU& M% et al*, Atomnaya Energiyal Vol 28 j ~1* 2, Feb 70, pp 132-
138
the accelerating field, as well as the radiotechnical measurement -and
beam observation systems,were developed by the hadipLeckinical Insti-
tute of the Academy of 6cienoes USSR. "Tyazhprameluktro'-voyekt'1
Planning Institute for the Planning of Electrical i;quipirent
for Heavy IndustrY3 designed the general-purpose electroicechniczI de-
vices a-nd cable cornection3.. The plan,,for the cnns;~ruction co,-.,plex
of: the accelerator -was developed by, the State ~13 -Union Planning In-
stitute. The construction of the acceler-~tor was under the general
supervision of the State Cori.~nittee for the Use of g~trwnic Energy USSR.
The~adjustment of individual systems and the overall. adjustment and
start-up of the accelerator were carried out by the Institut;e of
High-energy Physics and the developers.of the accelerator systems.
The basic beam work was done by the Institute of High-energy Physicz
with the participation of the Radiotechnical Ins"titute. The con-
stm-ation of the accelerator,was.begun.iki 1960, and all ~,he basic
construction and assembly work wascompl'ated at the beginning of

USSR
YU. M., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 28, No 2, Feb 70, PP 132-
19676 At the initia! stage of construction, before the formation of
y Physics in 1963, the worx was coordinated
tbe-rnstitute of High-energ.
the Institute of Theoreticiil and Experimenual Fhysic.5o The linear
accelerator injector was started on 28'01uly 1967, tkPe operation of the
sited by September 1967,, and the physical
-individual systems was adju.
.start-up of the accelerator was accomplished on 14 October.
A description is given of the work done to adjust tne annular
electromagnet (including the electromagnet cooling and feed sysremq),
the injection system (consiatim-b of matching charinel and injection de-
-vice), the vacuum system, the radioalectronic system (including the
Accelerating field generation system, the acceleration process control
ttystem and the radiotechnical measurement system), and the beam ob-
sorvatlon system (which pro%ldes for beam observation in. the first
ievolution and' during accelaration)i In the physical start-up of the
--itcolarator, -,the main efforts -were. directed, towards obtaining acceler-
d' ~'An# u:~ eOro lea! f obtaining high
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USSR. M)C: 621.3T3.431088.8)
:NAUMOV, A. M.
"A Pulse Shaper"
USSR Author's Certificate No 262163, filed 5 Max 68,,published 30 Jun 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika,, No 11) Jan No 1G215 P)
Tl,'Abstract 0
Translation- This Author's Certificat6 introduces a high-frequency pulse
Bhaper which co!itains tvo series-connected slave multlivibrtttors and
binary, counter. To obta:
'in a synchronous high repetition frequency from
widely spaced input signals, the second slave multilribrator and the binary
counter are connected through a coincidence circuit to theIirst slsve
multivibrator.

F_
UDC 621-371-403:538-596.4
USSR
NAUMOV, A, P.
"AbsorDtion of Microwaves by Impurity Gases in the Earth's Atmo-
sphere"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. -oo rasprostr. radiovoin. Tezisydokl.
(Tenth All-Union Conference on Radio Wave Propagation, Report
Theses--collection of works),1972,~ pp 21-25 (f;rom PZh--
RadiotekhniL
ra, No 10, 1972, Abstract No 10A311)
Translation: Results are given of the computations of the absorp-
tion coefficient of millimeter and.submillimeter radio waves in
the earth's atmosphere, with the additives CO:,:INT20, and 01 taken
into account, at various heights; also.given are the resu ts of
estimating the vertical absorptionzof the radio 1-;aves near the
most-intense reaonances of the additive gases.in the submillimeter
range in cloudy and cloudless.weather. 'Two illustrations, biblio-
.graphy of 13. N. S.
28 -

USSR
UDO 621.371-325
NAURCY
V L.P. (Scientific-Researah Institute Of RadioplVrsicej
"Ooncar6in� Absorption Of Radio tfave sBy Impurity Gases In The Earth's
Atmosphere
Izv.VUZtRad1ofjzjka, Vol XV, ljo 51 May 72t pp 682-694,
Abstrect: I'aa results are presented of calculations at the absorption co-
efficient & 0:,, 00, and NpO In the range of radio wavelen.-Ahs .T4r 0. z
mm at heights 1~' 0 and 20 lr-m, a3 W011 as the total absorption cooffrciont of
the atmosphere in the millimeter and centimeter portions of the spectrum for
heights of 10, 15, and 20 km. The.extent is considerad~ of the "masking"
effect of the main ;Absorption components -_ water vapor and molecular oxygen--
on the resolution of the rotational of the above Impurity gaseous com-
ponents. The results of the calculatic.119 made in the raper may be used to
opeoify the characteristics of radio wave propagation in the absorption renon-
once regions of the givon Impurities at great heights mnd tray bo used for a
search of new parts of opeatrum in radioteleaeopic Btudion cd' the atmosphero,
From this point of view the oubmillimeter range of waves my be prom'sirg, in
which a largo number of Iiiiev of various- gasoouo compopent a of the atmosphere
are located. The author than1ca Soil. Zhevakin for diarussion of ths work and
M.B. Zinichov for computations made on the BES14-4. 10 fig. 41 ref. Received,
:17 September 1971.

7777777
USSR UDC 621.317.444:546.35:536.58
XAU11OV A. P.
"Temperature and Light Intensity Control Systems in an Alkali-Vapor Magnetorneter"
Tr. metrol. in-tov SSSR (Works of the Metrology:Institutes of the USSR), 1971,
No. 113(173), pp 57-59 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metrologiya i izmeritell-
nalra tekhnika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11.32.1743),~
Translation: Systems for controlling the absorption chamber temperature and the
light intensity of the spectral source of a mockup of a -rubidium-vapor magneto-
-n
meter are discussed. The assigned temperature of 59 0.50C was maintained by
a constant two-step thermal regulators The pumping light intensity was main-
tained in the range �5% by controlling the power supply of -the excitation gene-
rator. -The shift in the resonance frequency did not exceed,0.5-10-10 tesla
under operation of the mockup in the magnetic field of,the earth. 2 ill.,
2 ref.
Mfg
j.11 VMS. M. Hill.,

-if 2 042 UNCLASS1FIED- O,ROCE$5[NG DATE--230CT70
T
ITLE--LOWER ATMOSPHERE GF VENUS FRDWRAWO ASTRONOMICAL AND SPACE
MEASUREMENTS -U-
A.D., NAUMOV, At M(RNOVA, T. V. ,V ETUKhNGV SKA I Av
-y
"C-OUNTRY OF- INFO--USSR,
'-'_GU.RCE- PLENARY MEETING. 13TH LFININGRAI)t USSRt MAY 20-299 1970, PAPER.
~DAT_E- PUBLISHED ------- 70
%REAS--4SrRON(J.%IY,ASTROPHYSICSP ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
-OPIC Tt_jL)'S"-VENUS PLANET, PLANETARY:.ATMOSOHERE, ~ATMOSKIERIC MODEL, RADW
llt:'~~'ASTRONOMYY RADAR OBSERVATIONt LOWER ATMOSPHERE
OL'MARKING-.-NO RESTRICTIONS
UME.NT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-ROX Y STEP N 0 LIR 0 0 0 0/ 7 Gl 0 0 00 0 00 0 1110 0 11
-REEL/FRAME--3001/0548
Ac ACCESSION NO--AT0126295
UNCLASSIFIFI)

042 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE---230CT70
ACCESSION NC)--A'rol26295
"'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DISCUSSION OF TWO MODELS FOR THE
LOWER-ATMOSPHERE OF VENUS TAKING 114TO -ACCOUNT AN ANALYSIS OF RADIO
ASTRONOMY AND RADAR MEASUREMENTS BASED~Otl DATA OF: FHE'SOVIET SPACECRAFT
VENERA 5 AND 6. THREE INDEPENDENT EVALtATIONS OF TNE P:)'SSUqE to TiE
I c:
TEMPERATURE OF THE VENUS ATMOSPHERE ARE MADE. AN AUIABAT,IC MODEL WITH
-~.,,.-RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF WATER VAPOR OF 0,5PERCENT AND A MODEL WITH AN
ISOTHERMAL NEAR SURFACE REGION AT A TEMPERATURE f3f 050DEGREESK ARE
DESCRIBED* FACIL!TY: AKADEMIlA NAUK SSSR1,FIZICHESKII INSTITUTr
Moscow', 'USSR.
UNCLASSIFLED

US S R
NAMOVI B. N., ZAKHAROV, V, G., FILINOV, Ye. N.
".Basic Principles of Creation of Combined Complexes of Computer Equipment for
Control Systems"
1.1pravIyayushchiye Sistemy i Mashiny [Control Systems and Machines), 1972, No 1,
PI) 104-109 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973,
Abstract No 6V593).
Translation: The basic principles are presented for the creation of combined
computer equipment complexes for the construction of ACS at:various levels;
the composition of systems developed and planned for developeititn is indicated,
and problems of their utilization in systems of varying complexity are described.
71

LISSR
LINKIN, V. M., NAUMV, B. P.
"One Adaptive Algorithm for Determination of Changes in Characteristics of an
Observed Random Process"
Probl. Peredachi Inform. [Problems of information Transmission 1972, Vol 8,
No 4, pp 40-4S (Translated from Referativnyy ZhuTnal Kibernetika-, No 4, 1973,
Abstract No 4V327, by the authors).
Translation: An adaptive algorithm is suggested for determipation of changes
in the characteristics of an observed random process. It is assumed that
these changes occur according to an unobserved homogeneous 14arkov chain with
known transition probabilities. The number of states 'in the Harkov chain is
U
n
assumed known, as well as the conditional distributions of the observed
quantities. At each n1ollient in One (diNcrote time), the a po-z;terlori di.stribLl-
tion of the unobserved statf!s of the chain is calculated. An algorithm for
estimation of the unknown transition probabilities of The chain is presented
which produced valtics which converge on the. trLIC valvo~;. An example is pvc.-
sented of the operation of the adapti-ve alporithm constructed in a probabi listic
model of a Markov chain with observed qi1antities distributed binomially.

USSR UDO 535-411-082-52
I I. W1. 6
"The Sensitivity Threshold of a Ph6toelect~,ical Shadow Instru-
ment With aRectang-ular Light Source and I~ouoaixlt Knire
Leningrad, Optiko-MakhanicheskayE Pr2kshlennpsty, Ito 12, Doe 70,
-20
1pp 16
Abstract: Photoolectrical shadow instruments are used in the
invesTigation of unstable processes in transparent, optically
inhomogeneaus media. Most.axtonsively usod Ar(P instri;ments with
a rectangular light source and a Foucault knifo, The article
deals with a concept of the sensitivit7 threshold of a photoeleo-
trical shadow instrument, in whiohiaccount, in taken of the statis-
tic a 1 nature, of the internaInoiae!of.the inatrument. The re-
lationship of the tbureshold to the 1 design paranotarim of the
instrument is dater-mined,* the limit value of the tkweshald for
laboratory models- of the instrument I$. calculstod.:; 2 figures,
.1 table, 10 bibliogmphio: OlAiies,

USSR UDC 681.325-53
NAUMOV D S
"A Device for Decoding the Values of, the Distribution TkLiction for a Random
an
Qu tit
y
sc6v, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, proryshlennyye cbrazti3~y, tovarnTye zna%i,
No,8, Mar ~"I, Author's Certificate No. 296102,, division'G, filed 19 Feb 70,
published 12 Feb 71, p 151
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a deyice for decoiing
the values of the distribution function of a ran-dom quantity. For decoding
m digital places, the device contains an m-place inp-ut register, a unit for
decoding the values of the distribution function of a vandom quantity for
the first d OR elemp-nts, and 211 - 1 outputs.
(m - 1) d- gital places, AND an
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the circuit is simplified by
connecting each output of the device for decoding the~values of the dis-
tribution function of the rand6m. quantity: for the first (m - 1) digital
places to the first inputs of one AND element, and the OR element is con-
necte,d to the output of the ni-th digital.place of the input register.
38

a
USSR UDC 611.839+615.361.814.31:359.6
POLOZHENTSEV, S. D., Lt Col Mad Serv, Candidate of Medical,Sciences, PADKIN,
Y.N., Lt Col Mad Serv,.Candidate of Medical Sciences~, NA V. G. LI., Lt Col.
Mad Serv, and H&MENKO, A. A., Maj Med Serv.
"The State of the Sympatho-Adrenal System in Sailors During Long-Term Cruises"
Moscow, Voyenho-Meditsinskiy Zhutnal, No~6, 1973, pp 56-57
Abstract: Determinations of urinary excretion of catecholataines were per-
formed on two groups of sailors. In the first group comprising 28 men,
.L 4.
noradrenaline excretion was moderately increased (39 units/min) and
adrenalin excretion decreased (7) prior-~to sailing, corresponding to the
general emotional excitation of anticipationi During the second half of
cruising when adaptation to the changed surroundings was achieved, nor-
adrenalin excretion incre~
-sed to 67.6 vh'Ie adrenalin. excretion remained
unchanged (6.9). Immediately after completion of the cruise, noradrenalin
excretion fell to 31.6 while-adrenalin excretion rose to 13.,6. The second
oup-comprising 21 men repeatedly sailed from one clinate zone into
r
g
another. During the first half of cruisinSp-excretion,of both cate-
cholamines.was elevated to fibout 40,.indicating exposure to severe stress.
In the final period of cruising when marked fatigue was: observed in most
1/2

F14 IffleM
USSR UDC 621.372.85
-RNOV
STOLYAROVy A. K., SL11 V. S *,p and NAUMOVA It At
1%licroband Ferrite Units for Integrated Saper-High'Prequency Circuits"
Elaktron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. Ferrit. t*hn. (Elw.tronics Technology.
-scientific-Technical Collection,'of 'Articles, Ferrite Technology), 19?1, VYP-4
01 pp 60'-64 (frjm RZh-RaaotekhniJa,* No 11, Nov 72,, Abstract No 11 B153)
Translation: The authors describe ferrite, super-high frequency, microband
module-circ ulators, phase inverters, rectifiers).and amplifyii-lig circuits with
circulators designed for use in Integrated and hybrid integrated super-high
'frequency circuits. Resume.

---USSR - -
621.312;'852~.2
STOUAROV, A. K., NAUMOV, 1.
"Prale= Of OptirUM DeSi&a of PhrAse Shifters Based on Fe-rites With Rectangular
K t sis Loon"
ys ere
V sb. AntennX (Antennas--collection of works) Vyp. 8, I&ncar, "SvYazI", 1970, pp
65-7.2 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, Ito 71 Jul 7011 Abstract No 0175).
Translation: The paper gives the r0sulta Of CklCUlatiOn Of a nontnutual wavegidde
Phase shifter represented as a ferrite-dielectric waveguide mapetized by an an-
nular~ magnetic field; the ferrite Has wn arbitrary tbickness. A atrict solution is
found for the problent of propagation of an electromagnetic,wave along a two-layer
dielectrin rod, emd the nonmutual effect is found bythe porturbation method. Six
s Resum6.
illiLtrations, bibliography of four titles.

UDC: 678-5.06:624-074-4-001
BEUYZMV, L. G., DZHANKPOTOV, S. 0.r and Emy,~,L M.1 Central Aerodynamics
Institute imeni Prof. N. Ye. Zhukavskiyj Moscow Oblast'; SoientiZic-Research
Institute of the Technology and Organization.of Production, Moscow
ITritical Stresses of Compressed Cylirdrical Shells Made From Orthotropic Layers
With Differing Orientation"
Rual Mekhanika Polimerovp No 41 Jul4ug 73, pp 684-690
.Abstract: Results are presented f rom an experimental study of the regularities
aBsociated with changes in deformations and celtical stresses which take place in
smooth thin-walled circular cylindrical shells.made from glass reinforced plastic
based on the EM-10P binder with diverse orientation of Cho fabric fi.Uer during
axial compression& The test results are compared to the c alculated data which was
obtained using fortmlas from the theory of elasticity of an orthotropic body and
of orthotropic shells. It is shown that the, walls buckled ~, with acccmpanying flaking
as the critical load was achieved during axiaL. compressioi4 Aloo two or three rows
of rhombic depressions appeared on the shell-surfacee stratching in a circular di-
rectiom The number of half-waves in the circu3Ar direction is nix-seven. The buck-
ling began in the elastic zone, After the load was removedthe waves disappeared.
It is shown -that changing the angle of basis orientation duxing~the combined wind-
iug of shells with R/~-113 does not have a signilicant effect on the magnitude of

ON
USSR ~75.24~.578
PROZOROV, A. A., SAVCHENKO, G. V., KAUM-.0y..L. S.,, and LAKOMOVA, N. M., All
Union. Scientific Research institu. and Selection of Industrial
Ydcroorganisms,. Mscow
lkttants.of Bacillus subtilis with a~Modified DINA Donor Capacity in Spontaneous
Transformation. I. The Method of IsoU.tlon of Mutants
Moscow Genetika PP
V01 81 No -3, IAi 72, .79-86
Abstract: A method wa3 develoDed for the,isolation of Bac. subtilis mutants
'with a modifieti capacity of acting an donors of DNA in spontaneous transfoim-ation.
The donor strain Bac. subtills thr-thy-mat- was &tri-vedL from a thy-met- strain
by treating the latter with diethylaulfate', whereupon Q.I--l`j'V of the cells sur-
vived. Subsequent application of tlqminq rstarvation anti i-ren--trnnt with -oeni-
cillin killed caUs with a norral rate of gmAh, while cell.ti of ts-mutant's
vith respect to DNA synthesis survived be4ause of their subnormal rate of
eniz
growth. To isolate mutants with modified, donor capacity, nratag ed colonies
of the donor ctrain were -imorinted on agar -covered with surface colonies of the
recipient stmin Bac. subti -22 lreu-his-ind-, For.the genetic napping of
Us 39 + 2
auxotrophic mutations, stmins leu-bis rid and len his7*rdt itere transformed
27
that had, been obtained from strain 39-9 by treatment with Dia. of the cor-res-
ponding mutants. The transforming DNA was, isolated by a. modified Kirby

DMR
NATRIOV, L.S., PROZOEOV, A.A., SAVCHENKO, G.v., and vb-Lrz?A1A1,,`1-M4, G.A., P11
tfaftm~cientif ic Research Institute of Genetics and Selection o--:' Industrial
Microorganisms, Moscow
in R cl and Re
!'Compe-rative Study of Induced Mutagenesis e c- Stn~-in-s of
'Bacillus subtilis"
Nbscow, Genetika, Vrj--! 6, No 3, 1970, 51-58'
Abstract: In previous works, mutants of- B. subtilis with disrafted recombina-
tion and elevated sensitivity to various mutagens were deFcribed, It was
-observed that mutations were localized:in the same pam of the abromosome.
Exberiments on the muzagenic influence'of diethylsulfateand embichine 7
on.the initial and rec strains &re described. The number of au-xutrophic
mutations in.the s~lrain Bacillus subtilis rec 149-~ias greater thaa in the
initial strain. This may be due to errors in syntheus of re arative DUN in
Y., c-strains.
e

USSR :UDC 621.43'01'1:533+62i.5:533
BAKHTIGOZIII, S11. KR. NAI NIOV 14. S~, SRE"LbKHIN G. G.
Calculating a Turbulent Flate at the Wake B6undarylf
v 'sb 3-y Vses. simpoziun p'.) goie~i~u i n- 1971 (Third All-Union Symposium
' Vl~' -L9
V4
on Combustion and Explosionj 1971-.-collectH,~, Of V'Orks)~, ChernogolovIca, 1971,
anik-a No 11 Nov.F,71 Abstract~No 1IB305)
pp 126-128, (from RZh-MeLh
Translation: Some principles of the procedure for calculating the characteris-
tics of a turbulent gas f."ara during,diffusion combustion are discussed.
A study was made of two schemes for feeding the components to the combustion
chamber: 1) along the chamber axis with axial-arrangement of the jets; 2)
through jets normal to the chambcr axis. The diffusion flare was calculated by
the method of the equivalent problem of the theory of thermal conductivity.
The solution of the partial differential equations with 6iie sliding limit~was
found by the approximate Polhausen-Karman method. The t mperature and concen-
tration fields along the length.of t1se chamber were calculated. The mean~inte-
gral gas temperature at the chamber outlet,was determined, The calculations
were checked experimentally. Using a.high-speed.movie and the'color method,
-the,temperature distribution in the,flare was,measured and compared with the
calculated temperature.

1 Tj
c!
USSR 1JW 599-32-12:616.98.-L.4'/2-o36-22(252-925.L)
NATOV
P.J* L03ACIEVY V. S., EMITRIIEV, P P.., KA P Yu. V4, and
'SMIRT-N, V. M., ~bscov State Unive2~sfty and Pentral Asian Antiplague Institute
'Sxperience in Stud;ying the Die-persal Rste and Paths of Movement of Plague
Epizootics in the 11orthe= Desert"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrbbiologii, Epidemiolog#, i Imnundbiologii, No 2, 1TI3,
PP~7&85
Abstract: Microbiological, imzunological, and ecolorrical data were e mployed
to timce the paths and rates of plague epizooti dispersaL nort'hward across
a front of over 200 Im east of the Aral, Sea ~!in: 1966-1.969. , Data ~were obtained
f&r the most part fron Raombomys opimus Lich~t ,and its para- sites. Presence
e
of animals with acute =nifestations of plague and incompl te antibodies was
to suggest a new invasion. Prior. to;. the: -period of: Livestigation,
plague foci-were noted only on the outskirts of this territory following a
roden
t and ectoparasite eradication progrw conducted in 11)53. In the spring
1966 northward di-persal began from foci just north of the'syr-D~ir'ya River.
lbst progress. occurred during 5 =nths of sumer and fall and ranged from 15 to
'km per year. By fall 1969 the epizootic becama soiievhat- For-
ward progress was ntallod in ni-aaa that had beon nubjected !to crtv11c,,t-
tion programs., but It wan not orstii-e-4,arratitud. 'Mru radiul of Ule

UISSR UDC 518:519-3:62-50
NATMOV, N P.
rA--Quantitative Nethod for Solving Linear Dynaniie Rrogr=ming
Problems"-r
Moscow, Zhurnal VIchislitellnoy,matematiki i Mail-ematicheskoy
Fiziki, vol.'-11, No 5*, September--'66,~ober 1971, pp U80-1192
Abstract: The author defines linear dyna-mic programming as that
-1: th
of the mathematic, eory of~linear optimal processes
capable of solving multidimensional problems in which limitations
on phase coordinates are taken into Account. The. theory of opti-
malwocessea is used in the organiZation of management and cco-
nomics. In this paper, a new algorithm 'based on 'the g:eneralized
Lagrange method and other theoreticai approaches to tile roblen.
of linear dynamic prograraming given in an earlier paper Vfu. P.
Krivenkov, Matematicheskiye i yychislitel'Mye voprosy. ne.".OE,-,O
dinamichesko,~,o i3roerar-mirovaniya 1.1athematical end Computational
Pro,-ramMIng -
Froblems of Linear Dynamic E - VTs AN S.9SR,Moocow,
1969).is develoDed. The methods of Its development are fully ex-
plained, mid an example of its use inzolving optimal problems is
given.- The author expresses his gratitude to the Aforementioned
YU. P. Xrlvenkov for his advice and intbrest.

Aga=
77
USM UEIC 599-323.4 -Rhombobrds:591-555
BACHEV, V. S., Moscou State Univsrsity
DMITRIYEV, P. P., and LO
"Changes in Biocenoses inn the Aral Kara-Kun Caused by the Extermination of
Moscow,,Zbologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 49, go 12, Dec 70, pp 1758-1766
Abstract; The effect of the mass extermliuition of great gerbils in the Aral
Kara Kl= desert on the goneral bioceiiesis of the area was studied. The obser-
vations; were conducted in the perird-of 1961 to 1967. Seed -- oats and wheat
treated with 3,*' vegetable oil anl 15.2031) ?inc phosp4de was scattered
throughout the desert in an area -thickly ;pulated with the rodents. The mass
extermination of gerbils was gradually fqllowed by the disappearance of Mice,
jerboas, and hamstors and in lesser numbers! by d-IIIsappearance of insectivora. and
reptiles. The disappearance of these animals produced a sharp change in the
traphic conditions of the area vdth the~re4ult that the numbe.r of all types of
vertebrates and predatory birds gradually~~ diminished. . The a;dermination of
the gerbils and disappearance of other'rodeints led.,also ~to a Ichange in the
structure of the ground: the numerous nqStsland tunnels dug in the ground by
ift

F
0 s CS
USSR
kfov -irtment, Moscow State
P., Professor-, 11-lead, Soil TAOLogy Depz
Vftft1Ft_1 ~17~
h a! Procrress and Nlature's Patentsvi
nic
Moscow Nedelya, 16-22 14ar 70, p 4
Abstract: This article contains a brief discussion of: the grerteral
-interest in bionics on the Part of biologists and an:rineerz, followed
Z.7 :1
b y, ax discussion- of phenomena of interest in. the area newly named 61C-~Iica
-round taa mechan-7sfiis;
b1ollics. In particular, the dincussion conters a
f ynthesis by cells and microorgahisms. An example of
o
X_ Aoorganic s
an 14nteresting application is the operation of the salt glands of salt-
fish, which convert seawater to f esh water. ~ Orientation, navi-
'water
t* and hominf~ devices in inoects, birda, fish and msoimal~- are. 6is-
gat ion
cussed briefly. The olfactory se se and sensitivity to, li,,ht are also
an lyzed. Population, species and biocenoses are of interest -*n con-
a
f oreanization of complex i0terralated processes
nection with problems o
nsporta ical poGsibilities
production, tra tion, and so otl.' The techn
of :all these mechanism,; should uot be ovcrestiMated, sitice they operate
principle,of selecting the best of! 4mis.rin&possibilitites and
not necessarily aimed at the 11technit.-al ideaL.~' TWe basic
are

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4-
USSR UDC 51
IZLOZEROV, V. V. , SHABUNIN, 14.1
"Problem of Hathematical Description of the Process of Executing an Operation"
V sb. Issled. operatsiy. Modeli, sistev.Y. iesheniyai Vyp. (Operations Re-
search. Models, Systems, Decisions. Vyp. 3 collection of works), Moscow,
1972 9V516)
pp 64-74 (from Mi-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 73, Abstract No
Translation: A study is made of an approach to the mathematicaL description of
Cie process of executing an operation in which along with 'the ordinary factors
(such, as the operation execution time, the internsity of rergource consumption,
and so on) the results achieved during the processes executing ~he operation
considered in accordance with the stated goal. We are! talking about de-
str,41bing such operations the initial informaUon for whir-K, as a rule, is of a
.1hypothletical. nature and can be obtained by expert evaluations. . The process of
executing the operation is described uaing a differential equation or system of
ejuatiew the right-hand sides of which can be. obtained from solving the prob-
of minimizing the quadratic form of a.special type inilhe presence of
utilization of it
certain,. restrictions. The proposed:. approach for practical
~:P.Srmfts implementation an a computer**.:

Con!
-USSR 'UDQ:1624.139,22
TSIUNGHIK2 B. 1. Novosibirsk
"The-Deformation of a Large-Span Industrial Building in
Connection With Frost-Actuated Heavimg of the:Founddttion Boll"
Moscoup Osnovaniya, Fundamentj i Melcharilka Gruntov, No 6, 1970,
pp 28-36
AbstraLct: In planning practice it sometimes considered that if
Mliffing foundations are lai :below. t'' 0
d he fr st-line,:doformations
from frost heaving w.-'Lll occur only in comparatively small build-
ings. HOWOVOr, eXPOVience shows that the heaving properties of
soils f:reezing at building foundations also camot be disregarded
in.the case of industrial buildings,.,,without danger 'of incurring
severe consequences, One *suoh. instgnce: is :dismitseed in the
vrtiele. The conclusion is drawn that~aalculation chocks of
foundation stability against fIr-Pat 1~eaving zusti.~ be made if a
building ia to be areoted on aQ1l:.6ub,j1ect to heiylng, even, if
ili6~ Vdcknese.- o:r.: thi's soil;*i
0

USSR WC 614.449-542-036.8
-MER11-01AN-L. j and RUBIRA o M. A.j Institute of KeOxal Parasitology and
Tropical Kedicine imeni E. 1. A%,artzinovskiy,. USSR Unistry of Health, Roscow
"Exte3mdnation of the Vector of Ticklxxne Encephalitis in the Construction
Zone.-of the Sayan-Shushenskaya Hydroelectric Power Station and the Result-ing
Famsitological Effect"
Foscow, MeditnLiskaya Parazitologiya i Parazitarnyye Bolezrni. Vol 40, No 3,
Yay/jun 71,-pp 286-291
Abstracti Similar measures as those tEAen during the 1957-1963 constraction
OfIthe raasnoyximsk Hydroelectric Power Station were talken, to protect the popu-
Ution and construction creus froz tickbornq, encepialitis In connection with
'the construction of the Saye-n-Shuchenskaya Hydroelectric Power Station on the
Yonisey River, A 10% dust and 25% DCr~ cmulsion were sprayed fMti helicopterS
over the surroundin- area after careful mapping of the terrain with respect
to~the abundance of encephalitis-carrying ticks. Difficulties werre encountered
th -s hal to sly at longer Intervals in order
W
i the dust applicationt and pilot
no's to strike the dust cloud remaining behind'from a preceding flight. The
z pamasitological effectiveness of the tttuLtments was determined by comparison
Pff the abundance of ticks on the treated territory and their abun(lalice on a

USSR
Medits1iiskaya Parazitologiya I Parazitaniyye
MUM, R. L., and RUBINA, M. A.#
Bolezni, Vol 40, 1,110 3, llay/jun 710 pp 286-2%
control territory. Each area was tnated from one to th-yve times. Prior
to the treatment the tick denzity hul been 500 ticks per km2 in some ax-eas.
After the five-year extermination work, complete absence of ticks in al~
stages of their growth was achieved (with a maxinum of,,0.4 ticks per km~) and
from 73.45 up to 98.5% of larvae and nymphs nere exterriirAted. It was con-
eluded that to obtain a lon-term effect in mountaineou.4; terrain, it Is
sufficient to treat the area twice or throe tines Lq two to three consecutive
years or every other year. Alsoo ajaxge treated etrip.,of land should be
maintained around the tonn under construction botween the rivor and mountains.
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00~'595.4ei
LWY&P A.: A', AAUMOV,#_Et4;. 'and;ARUY1OVAj YE. A., Institute of Holdical
'd Keaicine imeni Xe.: I. Martsi. o ski)r USSR Ministry
'of-.Hc~alth, Moscow
rRN us
Albactiva Tracing of Ixodes peri;Ucat Ticks"
Parazitologiya Vol 5#
k0 3, IiWPIM 71, PP 281-163
AWtracts Two radiotracer methods were used for the loxtgterm study of ticks
(~Or.periods up to five Year,3) # since tha!1ifespan of the encophalitis-carrying
tink-is considered to be 3-5 Years. The first method. was dif:Vicult since it
dIdnot produce a sufficierAly high ratUoactivIty in the labeled larvae, The
zathlod involves subouticular inoculation of,12 femles vith a 25 microcurie
dose of labeled glucose &aline solution, Larvae from those females numbered
4500-2,300 within 16-20 days Ath &~radioaetivity of 0.2-2.2 pulses/flec and
O~B-7.2 pulses.see per crushed larva, After one montht larvae bBcame ticks.
The naximur. activity of larva-- and ticka was measurod and foun4 to vary --
depending on the ruviber of days between treatment and egg-layIng. Larval
acu-vity ranged from 4 to 20 impulses/second# rarely from 3U to 60 impulses/
80cond. The other radiotracer method used allows one to 6hain.labeled larvae
and ticks by letting them feed on labora-tory.;Lnimals previouslt. treated with

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USSR
UDO, 595-421 19(235-,223)
R. L., ana PUBINA, M. A., Entomological IYLvislon, Institute of Medical
a LO, I
Parasitology and'Tropical Medicine,imeni1e. I. MartsUoyskiy, Ministry of
Health USISR, Moscov
"Distribution of Ixodes persuleatus P. Bch. Ticks on th iNorthern Slo of
PC
Western bayany and Factors Determining.1t. Comminication I!.' SmiLU Mamnals as
Hosts of Ipersulcatus Larvae wid. Nymphs"~.
a
M66cowy ar
Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya I P azitarnrye Bole zni, V01 39, NO 5,
66P/Oct 70, PP 578-583
Abstract: The role of small mwuawals in providing food. for larvae and nymphs of
Ixodes persulcatus P. Sch. ticks was studied from 1965 to 1968 in -the zone of
the construction of Sayany-Strashenakaya, I(Arloelectric Power Station on the 1e Ct
bank of the Yanisey. Small mammls ~Vhich are of-tick larvae and nyTphs
axe.not numerous in the area studied as compared. to other regions. W-eir num-
ber differs with altitude; they are most abundant in the,grasay cedar-fir forests
at 600-1, 100 m. above Pea, level, and -least nimetous In the forest steppe - The
ticks in the preimaginal phase also differas to their abundance in different
ve etation zones. They feed most Intensively in grassy cedar-fir forests because
.9
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USSR M ~911.3.616.9.576.895.:'4Z(42,4-57)
RUBINA,
BABENKO, L. V., YA-,2IOVI_ _R&_J__,AJSPENSKIY, I. V., MIERINOV, N.
~STLYiVA.T S.,, T-OFFF-,,, L. D. OBLESOVA, L. and,RAHMOVA, 1. V.
M. A-, VI
"A Biological Study of rxodes.: T! cks~ Disease Vlectors -and.a Scientific
Study of Caur-termeasures in. NaturaL. Foci"
V sh. Haterialy Nauchn.. konferen-tsii, posvyashch. 50-lCtiyu.In-ta med. para-
zitol. itropich. med..,. 1970. (Eroceedings:cn the CoaferenceCommemorating
the.50th Anniversary- of the Enstitute oEMedical Parasitology and Tropical
Medicine 1970 - collection oLworks), MOSCOW, 1970, pp 52-~5~,(from RZh-
36. Neditsinskaya Geagrafiya,,Na:1,_Jan 71,,Abstract No. 1."36.67)
Translation: This study has fbur.
-objectives: a) study of the ecology and
Pop"latioa biology of the prevalent- Ixodes and Dermacentor tick species; b)
complex study of biological- laws~ ia- natural foci of tickborne encephalitis
gmd in one focus of Asian tickborne rickettsiosis (in Krmsnoyarakly Kray);
e) study and practice- of counts niear4ures against tickborme encephalitis for
repidants of large, newly-constructed housing development's in the hill rayons
of Krasnoyarskiy Kray;. and d) study of tfte~,effect of pesticides on ticks
(I. persulcatus, for example).. A,.proposal is advanced fox.research on the
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015 UNCLASSIF EO PROCESSING GATE-30OCT70
CIRC. ACCESSION NO-AP0123992
-:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. OBSERVATIOUS OF DISTRISUTION OF
..~~,ADULT-IXODES PERSULCArus P. SCH. TICKSIWERE CARRIED OUT FOR 5 YEARS
i-1964-L968)'IN A FOCUS OF TICK,BORNE ENCEPHALITIS, M THE ZONE OF
CONSTRUCTION OF THE SAYANO SHUSHENSKAYA HYDROPOWER STATION (HPSI. THE
STICS
,..~-POPULA-s ION OF TICKS INHABITING MOUNTAINS HAS CERTAIN CHARACTERI
IN PARTICULARr THE ABUNDANCE OF TICKS IN MOUNTAINS IS QUITE
WITH THAT INFLAT TERRAIN. AREAS OF THE GREATEST
TICKS ARE ASSGCIATED WITH GRASS ABIES FOPESTS AT 700-1000 M
~-ASQVE SEA LEVEL. THE DENSITY OF TICKS IN DIFFERENT LANDSCAPES VARIES
--CONSIDERABLY: FROM 22-181 IN PINE BIRCH FORESTS TO 199-Y54 IN DARA
:.,C.ONIFEROUS,CEDAR ABIES FORESTS. THE PEKLOD OF ACTIVITY OF TICKS IN
.:~-MOUNTAINS- IS MUCH LONGER THAN IN PLAIN TAIGA. FACILITYz
-..ENTOMOLOGICHESKIY OTUEL, INSTITUTA NEDITSIN-SKOY PARAZITOLP611 I
i': .,:,TROPICHESKOY MEDITSINY IM. YE. 10 MARS MOW(= M0SKVA*,I
UNCLASSIFIED

1 '117
USSR UK 531,316:620.171
TA M V S. G.,
MILOSERDIN, Yu. V., NABOYCHEINKO, K. V., CIIE-131.111KOIr, V. ~1. ,
-LAVEYKIN, L. I., BORTSOV, A. G., Mosocil
."High Temperature Creep of Zirconium Carbide"
Problemy.Prochnosti, No 3, 1972, pp, 50-55.,
-term strength test
Abstract: Results are presented front creep tnd long
of specimens of zirconium carbide. n the 2,450-2,8100K tempei~ature raiiiZe.
The nature of behavior of the zirconium oa-rbAde in varimis stages of creep
and the relationship between, parameters characterizitig creep and the test
conditions of the material are studied. Tt is demojistr~ited t1lia iii the
2 4SO-2,810*K temperature interval witil sixesses of 0.3-1.0 ,m2, tile
stable stage of creep of zirconium carbideAs deterniiiied by L difftision
process with an activation energy.of 116 :18 kcal/mol.

1. fl 11
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thL LM;l
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USSR

NAMvICAl. V. A.., et a!., D-ah.,-ady Aka-la"11ji J~aujc ",:3s;'*i. V)l
'To
pp 590-5192
Distijact lribi I ity of t-h- P - C3. bond leni~-th is sup-f~or b~,,- these datla) J~u
t

marked diff~ ceG ween sevex-al sA-rau-s
t2t in tbir: ni!i~,rlin

USSR UDC 539-27
XA1ZV V. A. and SEMASHMO, V. H., Institute of Organic and Physical
Ye. Arbuzovj Academy:of Sciences LUSH9 Kazan'
"Electron-Diffraction Study of Structure of 3-oxo-3-chloro-1,3-thiaphospbeth-
ane Molecule"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSRp Vol 200f No 4, 19711 pp 882-885
Abstracts Tha authors made an electron-cUffraction study of 3-oxo-3-chloro-
lp3-thiaphosphothane# first synthesized by H. V. IVASYUX and I. M. SHEKEFt-
GORNO for purposes of determining the shape of a four-membered ring contain-
ing both sulfur and phosphorus atcts in th,0 1,3-position. Tqo possible
nonplanar molecular models were uned to interpret the experimental data,
Yi2. model I with the phosphoryl gi~*-%,p in,a pseudouial~positlonj model II
with a pseudoequator-W P-0 bond. Theoretical inUnsity curves were calculated
with -the aid of a " Minsk-22" computer. It was fourxi that the pairs of 3-oxo-
1--chloro-i93-thiaphosphethane consist of dif.,cezent kinds,of molecules with a
nonplanar ring. The phosphory! group may tako an axial or an equatorial
orientation. A calculation of theoxetical,intensity curve.-v fox mixtures
indicates that the proportion of zolecules with an axial phosphoryl group
is A,80 percent and with an equatorial phosphoryl group ^..#20 percent.

'USSR uDc 621.039-526
Ovs. V. A., SLIZOV, V. P
~.",Some-,Chkracteristic Features of f-he Physics of Past Neutron Reactors Cooled
by Dissociating Gases"
DissotsiirMshch. razy kak teplo.nosit-ell-rab. tela enexE ;tanovck V sb.
(Dissoci ing GaseG as Heat Transfer Agents and the Wd~king 14edium of Power
Plants -- Collect.ion,of Works), Minsk, Nauka i Tekhn. Press 1970, pp 27-35
.(from RZh-Blektrotely.1mi ha _i Energetika, No 5, 'May 1971, Abszract Wo 5U109)
Translation: A calculation procedure is used to compare the basic physical
characteristics of plutonium reactors with different heat exchange agents in
the range of spherical core sizes of 1,000 to 5,000 liters. It is demonstrated
that fast reactors with dissociating gases (112,04 and AlCl6 ) by comparison
with a sodium reactor have better operating characteristics. The basic phy-
sical characteristics of 1,000 megavatt fastreactors of cylindrical configa-
ration with sodium and gas heat transfer agents have been obta~ined. The re-
actors with fuel compositions of PuO + UO and UO are investigated. it is
2 2 2
demonstrated that the used method of*snall_&ouj) diffusion calculation permits
tics of the favt reactor to be
absolute values of the physical-characteria.,

USSR UDC 539.27
M-*_A*, ZARIPOV, N. Me DASHEV$KIY, V. Get institute of Organic
t72
VnWd Y' , Arbuz6v,, Acad$:l Sc, USSR,. Institute
'Physical Chemistry Imeni A*. e
of: Ele;ment-Organla Compounds, Academy of Sciences U35R
"Electronographic Study of the Molecular Structure of Methyl Dichloro-
pho4hite"
Moscows Zhurnal. Strukturnoy Khimii Vol~ 12$ No 1p Jan-Feb 71,
158-160
Abstracts -Tricoordinated phosphorus compounds with directly bound
nitrogen and oxygen atoms have much longer P-01 botids than PC1 3 This
-'study -centered around molecules with onsly a single~oxygen atom# methyl
dichlorophosphite (I) being selected as ~the model
dompoundo Experi-
mental;dat-a obtained showed that the molecular configuration of (61)
:Corresponds to the rotational, isom. r with 170, The P-Cl bond
-length was found to be about 0. 02 ~, shorter than that of the ethylene
'thlorophosphite. The value obtained is identical to the P-Cl distance
in- dimethylamidodi-hlorophosphite,, It is. 6,oncluded: that both the ni-
_,:,-~,trogen and oxygen atoms similarly affect the chan&6~ in -the P-Cl bond
-length.

USSR UDC 539-27
K!6Wj..Qj" A. and MIASHKO, V. N., Institute of Organic an&Physical Chemistry
s"Mni A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Science';USSR, Kazan'
11Fleatronographic Study of +,he Malecular 'Structure of l-keto-l-chlorophospha-
nten -311
CYC ope e
Moscov, Zhurnal Strukturnoy Khimii, Vol 11, No 6. Dee 70. pp 979-932
Abstract: Experimental data are reported on the moleciaar structure of 1-keto-
-1-chlor()phosphacycloDenterie-3. The five-membered heteroc.,rclic molecle has
L
the shape of an envelope; the, carbon atoms are all located in one pl-rine. The
P:O bond is cis with respect to the C:C bond, while tae IP-Cl boryl is trans.
F03-10wing Molpcu~lnr parameters have bco~ obtained: C:C baini lomgth
=:1.340t-6.02095 C-C bond longth + 165.10~0.015 P --0 bond lelngth.= 1.44PI'0.010,
T
P-C bond length 1-835-0.008, and the F-Cl bond length = 2404010.008 A; the
00
CPC angle = 93.5+-1.5'. the 01PC an;le 101 3. Vile OLIO a~g:Le 115. It2
a rd the PCI angle 101.3-11.50.
55

us)sTt UDC! 546-1.8,13:539-27
NAUMOV, V. A.., ZAJUTOV, N. Mo, and GULYMOVA, 14. A., I~nstitute of Organic and
ThyMAT-rWiastry Imeni A. Ye. Arbuzov, ~,cad. Sc, USSR, V62~an
"E~lectronogqraphia Study of the Molecular Structure of Fhenyldichlor3phosphine"
Wscow, Zhurnal Str,71-turnoy ru iimi i, Vol 1'2~ No 5, Sep-Pet 72~ PP 917-916
Alistract: ~Iolecular structure of phenyl.dichlorophosphine -was studied by the
-a-lectronooraphic method. The data obtained indicated a syr.,rctrical model for
the molecule with the angle of rotation about. the P-C bond 0 being 00 -ni goo.
Fu_rther investigation showed that the rotation about that bond is hindered with
the minimum angle at 9 = 0. Evidently there is no conjugation bet,,:een the -rl -
electrons of the phenyl ring and the unshared electron p~Ur of the phosphorus
atom, which would tend to atabilize,.the contiguration.
3.tL

P- OCk SS I NG DAT E~- 3000 Y 0
2 0.23 UNCLA5SFF!*E R
LJ~ECT AT PRI,11E,W; Tll~ 1.1
NUCLEI ~Qf
IN THI:. ALvH4 PnASES Gfi S I L VLA Vi ;J SILVERI~ ZINC ALLuV'S: 1;% T,;L
'CINA
OR-(03)-CHEKIN, V*V.l NAUK0.vv V.6.v -P SHKINt L41.
GUNTRY._OF~ INFO LSSR
..SC;URCE-FIZIKA METALLOVIMETALLUVEDENIE h A.R. 1970,:'29, 13)? 524-529
1. S H E D
70
AR~AS-PHYSICS, MATERIALS
17TGPIC TAG 5-14G5 S3 AUER EFFECT, TIN ISOTOPE, MERCURY, ALPHA PfiASE, SILVER
BASE ALLOYv METAL OXIDATIONt ZINC CiGNTAINING ALLOYo, CACHWA CONTAINING
ALLCY
66NTROL MARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIF IED
-P.ROXY. REEL.IFRAME-3003/0452 STEP NO-UR/01261'701029,/003/0524/0529
-1 RCA ESSION NO-
cc AP0129677
C
UNC LA S'S I FE 0

UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129677
~-.ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MOSSBAUER PROBABILITY AND THE
ISOMES0C SHIFT ASSOCIATED WITH PRIME119 SN IMPURITY NUCLEI IN THE ALPHA
PHASES OF THE AG-GO AND AG-ZN SYSTESM WERE STUDIED. IN CONTIUST TO
-1
EX'ISI NG VIEWS, THERE WAS NO MARKED CORRELATION BETWEEN THE 15OME&IC
SHIFT AND ThE M. PRObABILITY IN ALLUYS Of DIFFEREN'r COMPOSITIONS. THIS
LACK GF AGREEMENT IS TENTATIVELY EXPLAIINED BY MEANS JF A M-ODEL ACCORDING
To WHICH THE PROBA31LITY IS UETERMINED~B.Y THE VALENCE ELECTRONS OF- THE
IMPURITY ATOMS lt"HILE THE ISGMERIC SHIFT IS INSENSITIVF- TO THE CONDUCTIOr,
CHARACTERISTICS. * A*POSSIBLE.APPLICATION OFA-HESE EFFECTS To THE
STUDY OF.INTERNAL OXIDATION IN ALLOYS IS CONSIDERE0.
A,:Q

22 009, UNCL AS SI F I ED:. PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRCACCESSION NO--AP0107446
ABST P.ACT-/EXTRACT---(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE. MECH.- DRIVE SPECTROMETER WAS
CAREFULLY DESI'-?NED WITH A CONST. SPEED SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR-WITH A WORM
EXHIBITJN~; A GEAR RATIO OF 1;,80v A SINGLE CHAICNEL GAMMA
AN ELECTRONIC NETWORK REGUL-ATUR, AND SPECIAL REINFORCING
.,:`TO,; IMPROVE THE DRIVE RLGIDITY. WHILE CO'STING ONLY A FRACTION OF THAT
FOR-THE.BASIC ELECTRODYNAPIC VIBRATOR SET-UPf THE RESULTS ~%ITH THE
_.~-PRIMF_57 FE NUCLEUS WHEN BOTH SET URS-WERE COMPARED WERE EQUIV. WITHIN
-LIMITS-OF EXPTL. ERROR. i:..FACILITY: FIZ.-TEKH~ INST. NIZKIKK
T EM PrKHARKOVj? USSR.
UNr LASS I FIED