SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NIKITIN, V.P. - NIKITINA, L.S.

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USSR UDC 54
NESHPOR, V. S., NIKITIN V. P..and NOVIKOV, V. I., Institute of Semiconduc-
tors, Academy ol Scien~t;;Tm
"Superconductivity and Residual Resistance of Titanium Carbide"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye materialy, Vol 7,
Nd 101 Oct 71, pp 1743-1747
Abstract: The study concerns the electric conductivity and Hall effect of
titanium carbide in its homogeneity region at below-zero:temperatures as
well-as its transition to the superconductive state in strong magnetic
fields. The experimental titanium carbide was of the composition T1 -
0.91
Ti The study revealed a Yery.weak temperature dependence of the
o.46'
conductivity at 300-4.2'K,indicating that the specific resistance at room
temperature is almost completely governed by residual resistance. Both
the resistance and the Hall coefficient decrease with the carbon content
in the TiCx phases. With a sufficiently high concentration of carbon
defects, the increase in the density of states near the Fermi level makes
possible the appearance of a superconducting gap in the energy spectrum
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DATE--11SEP770
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SPECTRUM? ABSORPTION SPECTRU,", BORON OXIDE
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jkBsTRACT/EXTRACT--(.U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EARLIER STUDIES OF THE IR
1. '... .-~ABSORPTICM S.PECTRIA OF THE VAPOR OVER B SUB21 0 SUB-1 AN. AN INERT ATM. AND
4 E a 00
N: THE PRESENCE OF WATER VAPOR LEAD TO THE COICLUSION THAT rH 0 S
-IN THE SPECTRA 1535, 740, 1320, AND 2030 CM PRIME NErSATIVEI)
BANDS
AELOW; TO B-SU82'0 SUB3 VAPOR AND THAT ITS-MOL. HAS T.HE V SHAPE
.,~:-.~~:STRUCTURE WITH C SU82V SYMMETRY. THIS CONCLUSION WAS CHALLENGED BY P.
iL'',HANSTt ET-AL. (1965) TO CLARIFY THIS CONTRADICTION# NEW
~'~KIEASUIRE14ENTS OF THE IR ;BSORPTION SPECTRA OVER-8 SUG-1 0 SUF33 WERE MADE
THE'-~3594-3900
CM PRIME Nsl:GATlVEI. REGION AT. -SIMILAR TO. 13150-160ODF-GR.EES
JN DRY-AR; (5-20,TORR). THE SAMPLF OF B'SUB2 D-SU53iWAS PRELIMINAqILY
DEHYDRATED AND-DEGASED AT 1000-1600DEGREES. THE NE
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'._-.,,PRESER_VATIi:h LPERATICNS. LESS, EFFECTIVE. ADDITIVES TESTED WERE KI,
'C' FACILITY: LENINGRAD,
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USSR UDC 621-375-826+532-783
VASILYEV, A. A., KOMPA2,191PS, I. N., NIKITIN, V. V.
"Shortening the Switching Time of an Optical Transparency on a Liquid
Crystal"
Moscow, Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics), No 3, "Sov. radio", 1972,
pp 81-83 (from RZh-Avtometika, Telemekhanik'a i VychislitelInaja Tekhnika,
No 1, Jan 73, abstract No IB438 by T. V.):
Translation- A transparency on a liquid crystal controlled by an electric
field is used for data recording. Scattering of the light flux with tur-
bulent moti. n of the domains of the liquid. crystal by sections of the
transparency to which the electric field isapplied leads to loss of co-
herence of the transmitted light and a sharp attenuation of its intensity.
The pattern of electric voltages recorded on the transparency is thus
transformed to an optical image which is transferred as At hologram to a
photographic plate, using a laser. 11he frequency characteristics of dy-
namic, scattering are studied for activation and deactivation. As a result
of studying the influence which an alternating electric field and short
field pulses have on scattering duration, an image recording cycle ti-me cf
--aphy of six- titles.
less than 1.2 ns is achieved. Th-ree.illustra:Uons.bibliolp

USSR UDC 537.521
BASOV, 11. G., Academician, BELENOV,.E. M., VOLINOV, M. I., CUB111, M. -A
s
DANILEYKO, M. V., and HIKIT1N. V. Physic Institute i mleni P. N. Lebedev,
Academy of Sciences USSR, Yoscolf
"On the Question of Generating a Stabilized, Ring-Resonator Laser
Frequency",
Moscow Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 210, Ho 2, 1973, PP 306-308
Abstract: The power resonahces of a ring laser can be considerably naxroger
and more contrasting than in the case of a linear laser. They are based on
rorecomplex effects, and the coincidence of the center of.the resonances
with the central absorption frequency :is not, obvious. The article studies
this question theoretically and experimentallye It is shoim that, as in the
case of a linear laser, the power resonances~. of a ring laser occur at the
central frequency of the absorbing gasp

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TiSSR UDC 537-521
-BASOV, N. G., A-ademician; BELENOV, E. M.;
~AIBKSEMI V. A.;
It. V.; VOLIZIOV, M., I. GUBIN, M. A.; V. V.;
TAOSHOIN, V. N. P N. lebedev.Physies lnstitute,~ .......
cow
Spectroscopy Inside a Uniform (Radiatlon):Linell
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Rauk SSSR, vol 207t No 61 1972, pp 1306-
1307
Abstract: A method is proposed and realized for finding the shift,
24 , between the spectral components of a line in the radiation of
atoms or molecules, and in such cases when the 2A value~is much
--hod is based on
less than the uniform, or radiation width. The mey
the concurrence of spatial and frequendy attenuation effects of
the med�um in a rlng laser. The dependence of the qualitatively
-different oscillation modes of the laser on the freauency differ-
ence A. permits recording the presence of the Doppler broadening
of, the line forh6 by an amount much less than for the unif orm
width. It is found that, from the vie~iDoint of the accepted cri-
.-terion of spectral line resolution, the)?ensitivity of the
proposed method can be multiplied by 104-104 times. The theory of
the method is developed, and an experiment for resolvinG the fine

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USSR OC 621.375.62
KONPANETS, I. N., MOROZOV, V. N., NIKITIN, V. V., BLINOV, L. ~f.
"Controlled Transparency on a Liquid Crystal for Recording Holograms"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics--collection of works), No 3,
Moscow, Soviet Radio, 1972, pp 79-81 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12, Dec 72,
Abstract No 12D1021)
Translacion: A study was made of the effectiveness of using liquid crystals
as light switches. A matrix comprising glass-metal inserts, a liquid crystal,
and a transparent electrode controlled by an electric voltages permits re-
cording of holograms at a rate of more than 50;cycles/sec,, insuring high
image contrast.. Liquid crystals "with a memory" can be used to prepare
the.information before input to an.optical computer and for output from
the computer. The bibliography has 7 entr~es~
47

H. G. B MR-1=31, P. D. BLINO if., minozov, V. it.,
SOV Vt L. H. I KO: ml. AITET5 ,I%
BA
and ITIKITIN, V. V., Physics Listitute o cev, Aca demy of Scicnees
U=iff
"Phase Hoduls-tion of Cohcre~
-it Light Iry Means of Liquid Orystals"
Yoscou, Pis"na v Zhuzmal 0-sperimentallnoy i Tooreticheshoy Fizikci, Vol 15#
No 4, 20 Feb 72, pp 200-203
Abstracts Thc; ar'k,.icle d-,scribes results of a study of tho. effect of phase
rodula-Uor, with ar electric fiald of coherent light passipg, through a n.-,.zatic
liquid cryz-Lal Pith T.,u3itivo anir4tropy of pernittivity (C (I > E-j ). Such
Podulation o-,,2na up the possibility of the use of thin transparent layers of
liquid cr,,z-izls in con't"Zolled phase tr=srarencies and pers-d L
-.n increa-se in
opticc:.1 p-loccssing spced as compared to the speed of' other liquid-crystal
-light cuitcl,-;s. Ihane changes In the light passing, throur-h the liquid cxystal
Vere recordol- by observing the interfcrence of light reflected by a rear and e-
n -4-wnInob!nzonitrIle was used as the
front elect=dlo. 41-ztho;,yb.,-nzyIIde e
liquid cryniL-I,

USSIZ UDC C21.375. 9: 535
-:LTCH4'11jTy -HAROV, 1-!ASLOV, V. A.,
BYKOVSKIY, Yu. A., Vf T ~I_ V. L. GWX
NIKITI11 V. V.
"Pulsed Semiconductor Laser Used as a High-Resolut_,'_c-.1~ 1-n:)scop.,z!"
Lininggrad, Optika i Spektvos1-.cpi_Ya, 3, Mar 71, pp 0 93 10
Abstract; A method is propos~!d for g-rra, duati 114 a pu!-!~~!
L
-hc o- a','abry-Perot It i_; T~O;ntcr,
the ontical ran,- L
ge with
out tiIat a unique cc-mbinra ion of properti~es of
povjising ror high-ro~4olutic-Iq 1111." .2 copy. The rdri~,jjjjr I.Q1,
lasel's covcv,- -a 14"d", ~T)cctral ramn, dura,to -.I
any 4;emiiconductor Liz~ev uverft rc.,Wnfis lics fr,!quency 11" Chalve _in
y I
-1-ure or pressure ttithin the l1rait-s pc,.,missible for 01V Other typ-:!s. Also,
the line width of a semiconducior laser is sufficien-l-, 4c.- ex,-,m,-,.1e,
the
L
ravro Av/v 10-9, whe--c t; vis tne lintL wid-th and v cne, h-,2sic.
injection laser 0 G; S
E- 8 12Tc . In this w~:x` a ('.:iA- scan-
ning semiconductor la~-er was useed to observe abscWrit-ion -at tne re:--C-,-3r1C-_, absorp-
tion line in cesium-133. The nature in the Change Of -I-he lelwth of Lhe rt-anerz-
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BYKOVSKlY, Yu. A. , et al, Optika i s0ektros'kopiya No. 3~, Mar 71, pp 508-510
tiOn wave of the laser with tim,~ was investigated in order to graduate the
spectroscope and be able to measure the frequenzy interval between absorption
liDes and he w_- -h a' these lines. A block diagrain of the calibration device
s shown. The radjal-iori of -lie laser, diode forms into a parallel beam into
which the- Fabry-Pero-c interferomuter is placed with -a resolution of 5-105.
The disLance bet~,ccn absorption 1-,nes and their width are, ~unctiorns of the
a o 1F - -an relative to the beginnfn~~ of the pulse,
positio. - the line:; on an oscillop:
Cind.thin is related to tile nonlin-ear depend.ence of the wavelengtb of the laser,
radiation an tlme. reasson for this is 'that generation mod'Z-s of the laser
are dc rm;ned _13v the r--Ptl*cal length o~ its
t u - L I . resonator. The Dulsc.~d excitat
mode leads to a nonlincar vsi~zation of th,,_ increase in temperature Of tile
active region of the injection laser with -time. This T)roduces a change in the
ef-ract-ve ~rdex o-~~ -he active wh_ich~ basically lde~ter mines the chenge in
r
the genenaticri t, vv
-a- .Iniath. The distance between absorption lines was 9.2�0.1
GlIz, corrosp*ndinc~ to a value obtained by radio'spectroscopy methods.
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UDC 621.378-~3
AK N I K I T IDRLL--. Y. FEDOSM
HAROV, YU.P., V,K P.
Z
rScanning Device Based On Injection Laseran
Kvantova a alektronika, Moscow, 140 5, HOY 71, pp 101-102
AbstrAct: The feasibility is examined of creating a device foe scanning the
0
coherent emission of injection lasarB with a potentiality for tizie and space
control. The circuit of ouch a device was proposed and ari operative model of
it was prepared. The scanning device in a set of 10 laecro prepared from one
single crystal of gallium arsenide. An autonomoue Inject pulea from a 10-
channel power supply wan fed to the p-region: of. each Inner diodo. Scanning in
accomplished because of the delay of the injection pulsiesum-ong themselves and
the successive feeding of them to tho straightedge or t~w lasers. The circuit
of the pulse generator and an occillogrom of the emission are preconted. The
author thanIcs I.M. Divil'kovskiy's group for assistance in the work. Received
by editors, 12 Feb 71; after revision, 12 Apr 71. 2 fig. I ref.

USSR UDC 621.378.33
B4SOV, N. G., BELENOV, E. M., DANILEYKG, M.,V., NIKITIN, V. V.
"Power Resonances and Frequency Stabilization of a Gas Laser With a Nonlinearly
Absorbing Cell"
Moscow, Kvantovaya Flektronika, No. 1, 1971 -52
pp, 42
Ahat_ract: Power resonances of a gas laser with a nonlinearly absorbing cell that
e_ c~~s '-hoth b spectral effects (;n a I ser. with a Fabry-Perot resonator) and
ar ea _ -Y - - la
by competition of spectral and spatial effec-ts (in a laser wilth a ring reS-Ona'Lor)
are.studied. The half-width of the power resonances of a laser with a Fabry-Pero-~
resonator and a methane absorbing cell. was of the order of, 300 kHz. The half-w-i,--,--'-
of resonances.of a ring laser was A,30 kHz. Me laser with a Fabry-Ferot resonator
and -a methane cell stabilized,at pea)r radiation displayed stability and a
frequency generation equal to 10-11. It is-concluded that the use of power
resonances of a ring lasera7s optical discriminators can raise the stability and
generation of the radiation.frequency by.more than aniorder of 2.
47

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M
ase a.,
tJSSR UDC: 621.,373:530-145.6
BASOV, N. G., BELENOV, E. M., DADTILEYKO, M. V..j NIKITIN, ~V. V.;:.
"Power Resonances and Frequency Stabilization of a Gas Laser With 11fonlineax
Absorption Cel 1
V sb. Kvant. elektroni-ka (Quantum Electronics-collection of works), No 1,
Moscow, 1971, pp 42-52 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No
5D181)
Translation: The paper deals with the power resonances in gas laser emission
due both to the effect of spectral line burnout (laser with a Fabi-[-Perot
resonator) and to the interaction of modes at freaucticies close to the
centers of lines of unplification or absorption- (laser with anrinlar resonator).
In the latter case, power resonances may be.appreciably narrower and more
Contrasting than those in a laser with Fabry-Perot resonator. Data are given
on'stabilization of a helium-neon laser with Fabry-Perot:resonat-or with
respect to the peak of emission caused by saturation of.methane:absorption.
-Seven illustrations, bibliography of sixteen titles.

USSR
I OTS WOV, V. S. and I
BASOV X. G.J* X01-?M-1 0. N., LETO,
Physics.Institute ixeni P. N. Lebedev,.Academy.of Scion-~eq,
rivest 'Ler 1~
igating Narrow J~_-sonanqe Within.the.Wp.. ine of &,,tati 1-0scillating
Transitions of the SP6 Molecule during Absorption Saturatio.n",
oriticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 59,
Moscov, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i W No 2 1970,
pp 394-403
Abstract: Mxperimental measurement was made of the am.-plitue4e and width Of narrow
resonances within the Dopler line of rotatiorial-o-icillatim,6 'kJ:r,;tnsI'iions of the S'2'6
molecule during the saturation of adsorption of a vasi-trave.1-lin'-, wave from a C02
-laser. The object of the experiment wits to demonstrate t~ie pxis-bility of sp-ectro-
within the Dopler line by maars of absorption saturation of a quasi-travelling
wave.
-The effects of resonance widening were-determined for tbe first time. The
:'e?cperimentally obtained large peak wnplitude, along with its n1irrow width demon-
..strated the ur,,efulness of the method for stabilizing the CO laser Prequency. 'rhe
rties of a nonlinear spectroscope vith a quasi-t ei;la6. lyzed.
;~v
prope wave are ana
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049 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
LT.L-E-APPLICATION OF LOGIC kLEV%ENTS*MA0E OF INJECTION LASERS IN
MMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS WITH TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEX
OR-t04).-K0ZLYAFzVv L.P., NIKITJNv'. V.V.t SAMEJYLOVP V.D.v FEDOROV, Yu.F.
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049 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
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:~,-'ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR THE USE OF
INJECT ION LASERS AS LOGIC ELEMENTS: IN OPTICAL CCIMMU%ICATION SYSTEMS
EMPLOYING TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEXING OF:LIGHT PULSES. RECOMMENDATIONS
-ARE GIVEN FOR THE,OPTIMAL SWITCHING OF THE LASER DIODES INTO A COHERE114T
~ENISSION REGIMEv AND METHODS OF REDUCING THE PULSE DURATIONS ARE
EXAMINED. IT IS SHOWN THAT THE USE OF THE PROPOSEO LASER ELEMENTS MAKES
TO OBTAIN INFORMATION TRANSFER RATES OF ABOUT 10 TO THE 10TH
POWER BITS-SEC.
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OF INFRARED SPECTRA OF MULTIPLY PERTURBED TOTAL INTERNAL
o.-~RE.FL ECT ION -TO STUDY GLASS SURFACES -U_~
iH R-02i-aERSHTEYNs V#A#t NIKITIN' V.V.
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'_~66RCE--OOKL. AKAD. NAUK SSSR 1970t~190(4)9~823-6 (TECH:PHYS)
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..T0PlC,TAGS--IR SPECTRUM, PLASTIC FILMf POLYSTYRENE RES1N, GI-Ass SURFACE
P ERT Y SPECTRUM/(U)MPTIR INTIEP'NAL REFLECTION SPECTRA
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I C ACCESSION NO--AT0116988
A8S,TRACT/EXTR4CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN IR. SPECTROSCOPIC METHOD IS
.~.'.-DEVELOPED FOR A QUANT. STUDY OF THE SURFACE OF AGLASS BY USING THE
SIMULTANEOUSLY AS A PRISM AND AS THE:SAMPLE FOR SURFACE STUOY.
NETHOD INVOLVES THL TECHNIQUE.OF MULT:IPLY PERTURBIED TOTAL INTERNAL
REFLECTION IMP TIR). THE METHOD CAN RE U:SED FOR STUDY OF INE oRG.
~..iFILMS.- THE MPTIR SPECTRA OF A FINE POLYSTYRENE FILM ON A GLASS IS SUPER
--jt4POSABLE (SHIFT SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO.5 CM PRIME NEGArIVCI) WITH lp,
~:;~,MSORPTION SPECTRA OF POLYSTYRENE, FACILITY: FIZ.-TEKHN. INST.
1OFF Et LENINGRAD, USSR.

USSR UDC: 621.376.1-6:621.3'73.029.67
GUSEV, A. A. et al, Kvantovaya elektronika, NO 7, 1972, pp 92-9.1
as ultra-raDid switchin= dev-ices with a dynainic range of 103-,04,
especially since semiconductor lasers capable of oper4,!tinj at room
e 'he ell
temperature and above have recently be ii develoe-d. thorzo
express their, gratitude to V. D~, Samoylov for his discussion of the
experimental results, and-to Yu. I-.'Zakharov and V. F-. lithrinov for
their assistance with the e"eriments~
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USSR uDc: 6_P1.179-826+53Q.P19-1
JTVJJT
Mr, V. F., LC)LOC11,'Vq V. I., 1,10ROZOV, V. IT.
L
S190-11OV, A. S and, laLTYRIEN, 14. P.,
"Light Pulse Transmission Through a Two-Component Semiconductor
Medium"
Moscow, Kvantovaya elektronika, No 7, 1972, PP 89-92
Abstract! This brief co-munication is concerned with-the interac-
tion of -Che radiation from an injection laser and a two-component
a6miconductor medium. This is def ined as a mediiua wl-Ach can be
or absorbing lif~,ht, depondiag on the control-
used for amplifying
ling injection curront applied to Uie aomiconductor. The mo,aaure-
ments described in, the T),, 1 v (.1 r w e r Pr,,jade:,vitf) a cr,)mbip.~O;ion
Conduc" w, made Of
pulne osci I-lator and two-component veiai
GaAs diode, one of the ends of the planar specinen coinciding vi. th
the (110) plane while the opposite end if, ect at a 10" angle ,with
respect', to the first to reduce positive light feedbac'x~.. A dia-ram
of this arrangement is sho~wm. 11,11easurements -vrere conducted ct- a
temperature of 800 on specijrens in which: the o~,-ci]..Latuor 0.8
mm long and the two-component medium 2 = long. CU:r,,,1r,3 for
mental and computed amplitude characteristics of the. two-component
v5ium are Diotted, and show clo2e agreement,
T

Baybak.ov, It. L, RQCeption of Optical 'Radiation
Zabila, G. A. Modulated by a Superhijzh-Prequency gienal .... 304
Popov. L. N. Parametric Optical Signal Limiter ............ 30a
Cu=v, V. C. Study of the Effect of fiulti-,o4a Lzzer rnisni.a
on the R"tpt ton of Ph"e .,~IaJullate~ SiFna Is... ~11
Korrhunov, 1. P. Study of the Dasic Parameters of Light-Gulde
Communicatlon3 Linen ................ I ....... 31(4
Gartsenshteyn, T. Z. Cos Lqnr,4s for.Optical BeaA Wave Cuiaag ...... 32,
Maykapar, 0. 1. Structural Characteristics of AnromnAs for
Photon Information Transmission qy3tims 331
Xhramav. A. B., Fab- Temperature Conditions of Thin Ferroftagnatic
rikov, V_ A., Films when.Aacordiruz Images by Laser Emission 340
Vlyukin, L. M.
Klyukin. L. It. Thin Magnetic Films in Laser Bent Infort"tion
Fabrikov. V A.. Transmission Systems .......... .............. 35,0
Khromov, A. 11.
Htn"ahLkh, 0. F.. Method of Procession Diagnostics of Small
Disturbances of the Opttcal,Acti-wity and
Indexes of Refraction of Optital1j, Transparent
Media using 4aser "diatton .................. 364
Man'4hikb, 0. F. Pr"odure for Optical Dt1(ervnti&tlan of Ampli-
tude Modulated Coherent Raftatian .... I ....... 371
Mtn'shikh.~). F. Study of the Optical Prop*rties of Substance*

. Based on the Inverse Faraday Effect .......... 375
Study of Lopical Elements Bas&4 on a Semicon-
0. ductor Lamer Photodi,oda ...................... 360
penakiy. A. V, possibility of Realizing Three, Stable Statois
in a Semiconductor Laser with Nonuniform Kxci-
ration ....................................... 385

cryugin, 1. A., Two-Vimansicmgl Scanning Of an Optical Boom
tov, V. V., by Llgbt Refraction in an Ultrasonic Field 389
Qjmtnenko. Va. L.
ryucilo, 1. A., Laser System Insurtag that so Tooso of aft
otov, V. V~. Object will be obtained an a Display Scroon 395
obotroako,'Tu. L.
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'I..-Y.I. Stlrh~'-; 4atcu". Vef,;I~llihk P'i-5 0n,
August 19722,
Vol 2 , No pr 92-95J
Intogr2ted optics is a' rolutiv~ly new scientific and trch-
nital direction which arose 3-7 years ago oil the bor0er ot
ical. o0tita and qunn6j. electronics, The area of invc.5tiL;ntivn
or tha t diroction -is the tr7arisfor--nakinti and airpLi-
ficati:5n of r1rctromat'netiLe rel-liatitsi of the ziptica'l lftllz~ 'n
dielectric thir-afilm.waveguldias and in fiber tiCht; cai'ductor-
Thill-filrn ch-arilicteri-zed.bv ismall dii,&t-
sions, rront noise resistance. a a erubl~n_ tiervitu, Tiri,.
and thanks to that aro findinr more and more applicatinaill ill
practice.
Investii;atiatia.in-inteira..ted optics are beir*.; czvuiucted r~.
a brDa-i front ill Many cot~ntcles of the wo r Ld. Thv F12-11:
orl 7 r
riatioruil, Cqtit'or~rjcr on Intermted Optic5i field t-10 V'Otlrua-y
in Las Vr,~ai, USAt was devotUd tci tho results of' thca" invL"jf i
Ttie orgaijizerti, of th~ ronferencizo in which a7O deLeg
from tot, countries participated, were. the hmerEvari 0Vtjt:tlL
erVt, the International Union or rhooreticaL arAl Applied llhy~jj--
ar,d its Internutional Commission for Optavs.
Examined at Lhe cotirorence ua3 a broa-a cirr.1l, nr
of inte(;I'Ated optics connected Witi- 1310A.15Ltroment
that.Qrc-a. t!i(,, tachnolor,,y of truliuffacturo ;nJ soaxc!, ~;,i
icils ror active oiid passive intLgrated wavej~uitte% in utio 17-
0f films and riburs, and the devolopment of inlitrk4riento .%nd
vices based on thois elements.
Clio of the central. problems or inteCrated optics im rh~ cr-
P.tiori air broad-band integr&t,ed waveguides with small losseb I ot
long-distance optical line,, or communication. stu%iir,.%i it, ouit
49
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-I 1hi ,HiA
USSR UDC 621.375.82
BUBNOV, M. M., DIANOV, Ye. M., and NIKITIN, Ye. P.
"Dependence of Laser Resonator Thermal Strain on Initial Temperature of
Neodymium. Class Rod"
Kratk. soobshch. po fiz. (Brief Communications on Physics), 1973, No 3, pp
26-30 (from RZh-Fizika, No 10, Oct 73, Abstract No IOD837 by K. 0. 1.)
Translation: The interferometric method is used to measure the variation,
with temperature, of the thermal strain of an Nd glass-based laser resonator
at temperatures ranging from -20 to +85* C. Measurements were taken for two
types of Nd glasses -- series and experimantal lime s4licate glass, which
provides low resonator thermal strains. It is shown that within zhe limits
of experimental error the magnitude of the resonator thermal strain does not
depend on the initial rod temperature for either type of glass. It is noted
that the quantity dn/dT of the investigated glasses weakly depends on the
temperature in the -20 to +85* C range. ;Bibliography with 10 titles.

USSR UDC 619:616.988.6-097:636~5
KOROVIN, R N., KREYMERP Yu. Ye., MATYUSHKOV, V. S., LUKINA, V. A.. NIKITINI
Ye
Yei. and KUDRYAVTSEV, F. S., All~-Union Research Inst#ute-of Fowl
Diseases
The Effectiveness of Crude Viral Vaccine Against Marek's Disease"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 8, 1973, pp 38-39,
Abstract: A turkey herpesvirus antigenically related to the virus responsible
for Harek's lymphoma was grown Ini chick embryo fibroblasts and utilized as a
'vaccine.' The efficacy of the vaccine was tested on 1 day old chicks immunized
Intramuscularly with 500 PFU in 0.2 ml during an epizootic oubbreak in Latvia.
Mortality due- to Marek's, disease wash 3.2-4~5, times less. among the immunized
chicks than among the unimmunized controls.. Although 100% protection was
uot afforded the immunized chicks, the economic gains from an -effective
vaccine are obvious and indicate-the importance of prophylactic immunization.

USSR UDC 57.o83.1
NIKITIN.,-Ye. Ye.; ZVYAGIN, I. V.
Moscow, Zamorazhivanive i 1,17sushivaniZe Biologicheskikh Pre-oara-
v (Fr6-e-zing and Drying of Biological Prepara
to
=971, 344 PP tons), "KoloF,11
Translation: Annotation: Data on the utilization of low temner-
-o preserve formed.elements and blood olas
ma,
atures. and dryimg IV
immune and diagnostic sera, bone marrowt animal tissue and cell
cultures, bacteria, viruses and bacteriophages~, and live and
inactivated vaccines are collated and analyzed in this book-.
Along with the theoretical principles.of stabilization of bio-
logical Preparations, and certain problems on,the nature of
-anabiosis of microorganisms, Practical reco-,mnehdations on 1yo-
philization of different biopreparations are presented in the
monograph.
The book may serve as a useful manual for scientists hema-
tologists, microbiologists, virologists, i'mmiunologists, medical
and veterinary physicians in diagnostic and bacteriological
110

'USSR
NIKITIN, Ye. Ye., et al, ZamorazhivanUe i Vysushivaniye Biq
logicheskikh Preparantov, TK0105," 1971-j 344 PP;
laboratories, technicians working in the biological industry,
and students at biological, medical, and veter'inary schools of
higher education and faculties.
Table of Contents
Introduction 3
CHAPTER 1. Concept of Anabiosis of'Microorganisms 7
CHAPTER 2. Principles ofFreezing, Biological Prepara-
tions 17
deneral Problems 17
Effect of Low Tem-oeratures on Biological Preparations
Protective Pledia buring Freezing of Biologic~l~.-Pre-
parations 31
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' Bio-
1 icheskikh Preparatov,
Tolos, 11 1971:j 344 PP-
7R
ORAPTE _
3.
Practical Utilization of Cold in Biology
38
Freeting of Erythrocytes
38
ezing of Blood Plasma and Serum: 43
Freezing of Immune and,Diagnostic Sera 45
Freezing of Animal Tissues and Celliilar Cultures 45
Treezing of Bone Marrow
-50
Treezing of Leukocytes .53
-eezing of Thrombocytes
.54
TreOzing of Bacteria 56
Treezing of Yeasts 61
Wfiezing of Pathogenic,Protozoa
62
-Freezing of Virus-Containing Preparations 65
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Bio-
logichoskikh Prenaratoy "Kolosj"
19T 344
7 PP
CHAPTER Principles of Drying Biological. Preparations 69
Characteristics of Dryinglaa Vacuum.from.a Frozen:
State (Lyophilization, Sublimation), 69
Infection of the Equipment ITS e d . in Lyophilization 90
Characteristics of Drying by the Atomizing Method 91
CHAPTER 5. Methods of Assaying the. Quality of 'Dry
Biological Freparations~ 98

armination of tho Solubility.Rate
Nt 99
Determination of Hydrophilism. 99
Determination of Viscosity 101
Determination of nH of Solutions 103
Mothods of Determination of Residual Moisture 105

77:7 7~ 7~1.
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NIKIT Vysi~shivaniye
IN, Ye. Ye~, et al Zanora.-hivaniyye A
'
- Bio-

logicheskikh PreDaratoy: "r
K
o s M1, 3
pp

Methods' and Apparatuse4to'r D.
CVAPrkER
rying.,Biologi-
cal Pr
eparation
110
3. ization 110
V n&Un er Condi-
Drying at Temperatures Abo a Fre6zi ei
tions of a Partial .11aa
WaM 121
Method of Atomization 123
Contact Drying 133
CHAPTER 7. Desiccation of Blood and Blood Substitutes 133
't es.
ryop4illzation of Erythrocy
Lyophilization of Leulcocyteq.~ 137
ophilization of Thrombocytes
137
~Lyophilization of Blood Serum and Flasma 138
Desiccation of-Blood Serum a Vacuum:~at Temperatures
above Freezing 144
Desiccation of Blood Serum by the Atomization Hathod 146
Therapeutic Properties of Dry Normal Blood Seturr, 150
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1bgidheskikh Pre-paratov, 10s, 1971,, 344 P'I-~
CHAPTER 8. Desiccating Immune Sera and GammaI-Globulin 152
Immune Sera
152
&p,eciric.Gamma-Blobulins 15) 8
CHAPTER 9. Drying of Bacteria
160
Lyophilization of Bacteria 161
'Methods of Quantitative Determination of the Survival
of Bacteria-After.Dryihg 16.5

u
FXfect of Species, Age, Concentration, and Culture
Conditions,of.Bac-t'.-eria,on:Their Resist-
ance to Drying., 168
tective Media in Lyophilization.of Bacteria 169
Regimen of L7ophilization of Bacteria.': 181
Effect of Lyophilizatibn on the Structure, Physiolo-
gical Activity, and Aniigenic.P::-operties
of Bacteria 188
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-,lb icheskikh 13re-oaratov, I'Kolosy" 1971 3414 PP
Pkeservation Conditions of Lyophilized Bacteria 191
Resu-Its--and Prospects of Lyophilization of Bacteria 199
Tft7ijag Bacteria by the Atomization~Method 202

-10
phages
-CHAPTER Drying Viruses,and Bacteri

05
4yophiliz ion of Viral Preparations 205
V
Regimen,of irus Lyophilization
207
Pr3otective Media 218
'Preservation Conditions of lirums in Lyophili;3ed
PreDara'ions 232
j,~-ing-Viruses by the Atomization Method 2J4-1
Dirying of-Bacteriophages 250
Drying of Brucella Phages 2

phoid Phages
~Drying of Ty 2.52
IY17ing of.Cholera PhageB 252
Results and Prospects of Drying Viruses and Bacterio-
phages 253
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gicheskikh- -Preparatov 'Tofos,
~10 19YI 344 pp
CHAPTER 11. Drying Vaccines and Diagnostic
Pre-oarations 257
D hilization. of Live Bacterial Vaccines 258
'46glrien of Lyophilization 260
Protective Media 262

Pieservation Conditions 266
E;yophilization of Inactivated Bacterial Vaccines 270
L hilization. of Live Viral.,Vacal.nes
yop
277
'Regimeh.of Lyonhilization.~ 279

d
Fotective lle ia
2
82
Preservation Conditions 2 87
'Drying Live Viral Vaccines by the~Atomization.-Xethod 292
-1~~:Inactivated Viral-, Vaqcines~ 293
Drying Diagnostic Preparations 300
-R-eaults-and Prospects of Drying Vaccines and
Diagnostic Preparations 303
Bibliography 306

USSR ubc:: 6~�-78~'96i4t52507)
BALAYFV, N. F., GROD70VSKIY. .0. L., DANILOV, Yu. V. K.,
Q_1
KRAVTSEV, N. F., M-MM, R. U., f,,'~AROV, M. Ya., MOROZ OV, P
NIIKTq'Tr4'. PEROV, S. P.,. PETUNTU, A. N.. UTKIN, V. P., and
_SHVIDKOVS~KIY, Ye. G.
"Scientific Data on the Flight of Automatic Ionospheric "Yantar"
Laboratories"
Uch. za-D. Tsentr. Aero-g-ldrodinam. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the
~Central Aerohydrodynanic Institute.) 1971, Vo1k, No 2, pp 58-65
-(from r-,efer;itivnyy ZhurnalRaketostrGyen-iye, No 11, Nov ?1,
Abstract 11.41.S? Resurie)
Abstraett Launches of automatic ionos-oheric "Yantar' laboratories
with aaseous -plasTia-lonic enrines up to 100-400 kn altitudes were
L . ophysic.-I rockets, for th ur,o--e of
conducted with the aid of ge e p p C
studying prosrect~-s of control.led flic.d-t, in upper layers, of the
atmosphere.Perf-CorTiance of Fnseovs plasma-zonic engines under Ono-
ch - -isin
sl)heric conditions was stuai.4~d. ParRpieters ra ct' e r au th e
ion jet-onovuheric p11:i.q,1-a interp,etion, Ps wp,].]. --)f; p-ar~jneters 0 f
neutrnI Rumtosnhere wprp meq-!-3ured. Scientifi-c on conducted ex-
1 411- ?, C? 1C I C, n
is rr~,,!~entled. P f-lrure~-:, ble, 11 r e- ces.

USSR UDC 621,.373-520.145.6
NIKITIN Yu POLUD710V, I. A., Editorial Staff of "FiziIa -ekhnika polu-provod-
V.
Eko AcadeirT of Sciences of the USSR
fiers"
n Gain Saturation in Semi-conductor Lasers, Masers and Ampli-
0 nasyshcbenii koeffitsiyenta usileniya v poIuj)rovodniko-yyk'h kvaz-,ta%ry?,h i7_eneratorakh
T usilit _1970, 10 pp, bibl. of 3 titlcns (from
elyrakh (cf., En lish above), Leningradi
RZb-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract No 1OD150 Dep)
Translation: 1he authors consider the effect of saturation in ser-iconducto-, WiZI,
reFard to the finite tine of dginping of interband polarization and deformat-ion of
the aiot ;bution function for nonequilibrium carriers in t1fie presence of an ~-ectra-
mapetic field. An expre3sion In found for the amplification -factor with r~..-iard to
the finitencus of the polarization relaxation, time at high flold biter,:,,itie:,*~ (thie
naturation effect). An etutimate In given of, the. contribution inade lj,)r the i1ilf'ormation
the di.~itributlon function -for noner 1~ field f,()
f .4uilibrlum carriers iri a stran the
o
amplification factor. For fields with ~,,> 3.06~ V/131 T 3-Mi 13 1; 1.,3 th,-- col-
lis4on titne for noneoullibrium carriers), this contrlbutioii is small. and 1i; dtA.t~r-
mined by--the expression 10-2K, whera K, in the. amplificatioli factor without regard to
deformation. Authors' abstract.

USSR UDC: '719.214
NIKITIN Ya.--Yu.-
"Estimates of the Rate of Convergence in:Some Limit Thcorems of the In-
variance Principle Type"
Teoriya veroyatnostey i mat. stat. Mezhved. nauch. sb. (Probability Theory
and Mathematical Statistics. Interdepartmental Scientific Collection),
2971, vYP. 5, pp 98-lo6 (from kh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract
NO 11V57)
Translation: Let {E-1 be a sequence of independent identically distri1buted
random vectors with zero average and finite moments of order hiSher than
the second.. Let W(Ny) be a random broken line constructed with respect
to sequence it,), wit) is a Wiener type process. An investigation is made
of. the rate of cotmergence of J(W )(9)) to fff(f)) for a certain class of
continuous functionals. Authorls'abstract..

USSR UDC 512.25~.26+519.31:330.115
NIKITIN Ye. N., BREKHOV, A. M., LIVSHITS, S. Ye.
"Network Method of Solution of Problems in Integer Linear Programming"
Tr. Lennigr. Inzh.-econ. In-ta [Iforks of Leningrad Institute of Enaineering
Economics], No 79, 1971, pp 84-88, (Translated from Referatlvnyy Zhurnal,
Kibernetika, No 10, 1971, Abstract No 1O.V693 by Yu. Finkellslitcyn).
Translation: The general problem of integer linear programming is studied.
The ideas-of the method of sequential analysis of versions'are used for its
solution by directed sanTling, (RZhMat,' 1966i 11196, SN68, 11V279). The
volume of computational work, generally quite high,:it estimated.
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619 UNCL4SS1 kED
.-T-ITLE--ELECTRICAL PROPERTIESi THERMAL'.CONDUCtIVITYr, AND WIDTH OF THE:
aRBIDDEN BAND'FOR MG SUB2 SN AT:lHIGWTE10ERATURES'-U-
f
THOR-(02)-ZAYTSEV* V*K.v NIKITINv:YEeN*.'
UNTRY OF-INFO--USSR
-tiou -FIZ. TVERD.
RCE 357-6
TELA 1970t 1212)t .1
,"D-AM PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AR,EAS--MATERIALSi PHYSICS
C TA6S---,;MAGNESIIJM COMPOUND, tIN ALLOYt' INTERMETALLIC COMPOUND, THERMAL
NOUCTIVITY, FORBIDDEN BAND
'-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
iVROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0132 STEP NO--UR/0181/701012/002/035710361
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054928
LASS I FIED

17-
14CL ASS I FitO PROCESS IN'G DATE--L8SEP70
)4/2 019 u
,qC :ACCESSION NO--AP0054928 q
ABS,".RACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN ATTEMPT WAS lAoE To DET. THE
THE FORBIDDEN BAND IN MG SIJB2 S14 FROM
TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF THE WIDTH OF
ELEC. AND THERMAL MEASUREMENTS* TEMP. DEPENDENCES WERE STUDIED OF Sp.
RESISTANCE9 THERMAL EMF.v THERMAL COIND., AND THF HALL COEFF. FOR
'R
P.. AND-N-TYPE MG SUB2 SN 80-800DEGREESK. 1AT 550-800DE(, EESK, THE WIDTH
'OF-THE,FORBIDDEN BAND VARIES LINEARLY WITH-TEMP. THE TEMP&* COEFF. OF THE
OF.;THE FORBIDDEN BAND IN THIS.TEMP.'INTERVAL IS' MINUS 4.4 TIMES 10
tIME,NEGATIVE4 EV-DEGREE. AT TEMPS* CLPSElTQ 800DEGREESKir THE ENERGY
S CL SE TO ERO.
-BETWEEN THE VALANCE BAND AND-THE CONDUCTION,BAND 1 0 z
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IN,
PROCESSING DATE 160CT70
'INDUSTRY -U-
i'T`ITLE--AN EXPERIMENT IN THE ELEKtkdttCHNt:CA'L
,,AUTHOR-(03)-GRIBOVt V., NIKITIN# YU.7 ASTAFV,YEV.V#,
USSR
OUNTRY, OF INFO
"ZSCURCE-EKONOMICHESKAYA GAZETA, juLy, 1970ir.NR 27f SUPPLEMENT
~Ll_'DATE :PUBL ISHED-JUL 70
S V BJ EC TAREAS-ELECTRONIC-S -.AND- EL.ECTR ICAL ---NGR. BEHA:TIORAL AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES
TOPIC.TAGS--R AND D FACILITY ORGANIZATION~t R AND D MANAGEMENT7, DESIGN
BUREAUI-~ T ES T FAC I L I T Y GROWTH,R AND, 0 PLANNING* ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY,
--'ELECTRIC-INDUSTRY
-.ONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-:.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
STEP
-.-:PROXY REEL/FkAME--1993/1138 NO--UR/9001/70/0001027/000010000
--AN0113890
CIRC ACCESSION NO
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CLASSUFtED PROCESSING DA
'.C-IRC ACCESSION NO-AN01.13890
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE-GOAL OF THE EXPERIMENT IS TO
.:,REDUCE, INASMUCH AS POSSIBLEt THE TIME LAG :BETWEEN THE CONCEPTION OF THE
ADVANCED IDEA AND ITS TRANSLATION INTO A NEW PRODUCT. THE FIRST STEP IN
,.":--.THIS DIRECTION WAS THE REORGANIZATION OF THE RESEARCH AIND OEVELOPMENIT
FACILITIES OF THE MINISTRY. IT WAS DECIDED (1) TO CE
INASMUCH
.-AS.PGSSIBLE, BASIC RESEARCH AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT IN
CIERT AIN -AREAS OF THE INDUSTRY9 t2l TO hiAX:IMIZE THE SPECIAL ATIGN OF
RESEARCH.:INSTITUTES AND DESIGN BUREAUSs Cl) TO CREATE CLOSER RELATION'S
BETWEEN RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND DESIGN BUREAUS, AND INDUSYRYt (4) TO
5 A
STRENGTHEN AND EXPAND EXPERIMENTAL ANO PILOT PLANT FACILITIES. A
-RESULT, 15 LEA'DING (GOLOVNYYE) INSTITUTES, 2,BRANCHES OF THESE
N I Z E L) S I
JNSTITUTES, AND 2 SPECIALIZED INSTITUTES HAVE BEEN RFURGAi A 7
!COMPREHENSIVE S'C
-IENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTESt DESIG14 PLANNING AND
T- L7 OF THE 33
ECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTES, THE fNFbRMELEKTRO'INSTITUTE.
,Z~:;'"AFFILIATES OF LEADING INSTITUTES HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED UNDER DIRECT
.~:CONTROL Or- INDUSTRIAL PLANTS. THE OTHEk 16 BARE. RESPUNSIBL"~ TO THE
A41-NISTRY AND SERVE RIGIOLY OEFINED.GROUPS-OF INDUSTRIAL PLANTS.
-SPECIALIZED IUSTITUTES A.%O CORRESPONDING,I)LANTS WERE MERGED TO FORM FOUR
-*.,-i'~RESEARCH P~.QDUCTION COk-PORATIONSI THE EL,EKTROAPPARAY't THE
,-,,'_~ELEKTRGKERA-'4LKAj THE KUNDENSATOR, AND THE:AKKUM(JLYATOR. IN THE PRO ESS
ESTABLISHED IS THE FIFTH CORP ORA Tl Oti, THE E"LEKTROPRIVOU.
PLANNING ANO TECHNOLOGICAL BUREAUS HAVE BEEN;'E:STABLISHEO AT EIGHT
:-LARGE INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES THAT FORMERLY HAD NONE4
UNCLASSIFIED

1/4 022 UNCLA*SStFIEDI PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
ACbESSION NO-AN0113890
..ABS,fRACT/E.XTR4CT-21 DESIGN TECHNOLOGICAL BUREAUS, WHICH FORMERLY WERE
MINISTERIAL MANAGEMENT, HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED To INDUST~IAL
~:PLANTS. 10 SUCH BUREAUS 4ERE TRANSFERRED TO RESEARCH TECHNICAL CENTERS.
-ONLY 10.BUREAUS REMAIN UNDER DIRECoT'CONTROL OF THE MINISTRY. 16 PLANT
RESEARCH LABORATORIES HAVE BEEN.RECLASSIFIED AS RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS.
THE ARTICLE DISCUSSES rHE NEW RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION PLANNING PROCEDURE
~:~.WKICKIS BASED ON INTRAMINISTERIAL ORDERS TREATED AS CONTRACTS. SUCH AN
ORDER ENCOMPASSES ALL STAGES OF RESEARCHO THE EXPLORATORY STAGE THROUGH
THE EXPERIMENTAL STAGE, AND THE MANUFACTURE OF NEW PRODUCTS OR THE
APPLICATION OF NEd TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES. THESE ORDERS ARE BASED ON
..._~FIVE YEAR AND ANNUAL PLANSv DECREES OF THE GOVERNMENT, COORDINATIUN
:PLANS..APPROVED BY THE STATE COMMITTEE FOR SCIE(4CE AND TECHNOLOGYt LONG
f-RANGE PLANSt OR 01:CISIONS OF THE MINISTRY OR ITS MAIN ADI"'11NISTRATIONS.
PRINCEPAL-CONSUMERS ARE -MAIN INDUSTRIAL;ADMINISTRAT11ONS OF THE MINISTRY,
ITS TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATIONp AND FUNCTIONAL ADMINISTRA.TIUMS. THE
RESPONSIBLE FOR PROBLEMS AND:PRODUCTS RELATED TO THEIR
FORMER ARE
,~'~z~PRQFILES.- THE SECOND IS RESPONSIBLE:FOR COMPLEX EQUIPMENTP THE
DEVELOPMENT OF WHICH IS RELEGATED :TO THE ORGANIZATIONS AND PLANTS OF
-STRATIONS. THE LATTER ARE INVOLVED LN ECONOMICAL.
SEVERAL MAIN AUMINI
PROBLEMS. THE ARTICLE ALSO DISCUSSES IN:'SOME DETAILS THE ECONOMIC
1..~ INCENTIVES-AND FINANCING OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS. A C-HART
~'JS.GIVEN WHICH-SHOWS HOW VARIOUS-FUNDS AR E, A LILOCATED. FACILITY:
-PLANNING ECONOMY ADMINISTRATION. FACILITY' FINANCE
ADMINISTRATION. FACILITY: TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATEON.
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.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,-SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 263099
,i.-_RE.FERENCE--OTKRYT,I.YAv IZ08RET.t PROM. O8RAlZTS)(,l TOVA,kN.YE ZNAKI 1970,
10FEB70
_.DATE PUBLISHED
"-SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
'':.TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL PATENT, METALWORKINGIUBRICANTo:COLD WORKINGt
BORATE
:~,~:CHEMICAL- COMPOSITION,
CCINTROL -MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'DOCUMENT CLAS'.S--UNCLASSIOAIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3004/0844 StEP NO--UR/0482/7d:/000/000/0000/0000
~,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0131437
UNCLASSIFIED

CALCULATINa Tilt TRMSIVT PROCESSES IN LIQUID-METAL HAWETCHYDRODYNk%lic
DEVICES
jAbstmict. of a Paper by .111kitin, ILA. HIM tins. Uven at a KaFnatchydro-
dynamic Conference. vp
A etudy..w4s.mada of- the -tranaient,process.-In liquid-metal
dynamic devices witha.rectangulat channel of length L, the two valls of u-hLch
x perpendicular tothn applied magnetic lield are insulutors, and the
othZr two ate vall-conducting electrodes. ~ 7h* external .,circuit can.c=tgs- a
vource of amf C and'thi' z (Figure 1). In, addition. in
the case of circuits with self-excitn'tion the excitation winding* =CAt be ic~
cluded+correspondingly Art the external clicuit. During the analysis It w"
as*unad ' a- and L >> b whirh par=Ltmd unBlect. at chi taralmal zf~#eccx,
and consideration of the flow devilojed ~ and described by the equations
Ul
Vy
of,
A,
wLth the boundary conditicav
Figure I
37

...........
A
T
A
L4TEGRAL METHOD OF STUDYING THE TEMIINAL AND BOUNDMY 9FFECTS IN MACNETOHYDRO-
UYVAKIC CHANNELS WITH NONVIEVRI1.111STRISUrION OF THE ft"*XTSrS OF THE
COnDUCTING LIQUID
(AbNtract of a Paper by D. A. But, &,A,1(cyaIjX,
~-A- Niki-
cLven-Zt -mKsg;atahyd.ro47n`ZL-c-fts r.!~!t A12-1141-
thq tdnnl and bourwa rf offaxics In
g"als'i it decided to u3a.tha where the Velocity
-distribution v and the coaductivis-7 distribution d are given from the solutica
of the hydradyn-mic problem or from the esparivient (1). A study us* made of
the terminsl effects for V -. const~aad a' - gon*t, in jl,XJ, :In which the
I tl*r'o were obtained.1a the laro of infinite series, The nanuutformity of
g
o""
, .1 turn out to have a noticeable effect on Cho alecirical character-
Is rAcs of the magastohydrodynarle nhannal. I ~ ~Some of the problamulth. the ,
t'l variable v wort Investigated Ill. , The propostiajotQkCal Methad 01 JAv"ti-
In
t tat,Ion- f ~hg Miami, end imundary dErficts 0amica consideration of the naa-
unff=ty of tt'hms valoaLe and conductivity praftles,and obtalaLn
solution in 4' -,br'vad clwis- at problems.-
The potential distribution for and the current density during the
conducting Uquid-Vith a tanst. I xad,0 v4 1 are found from
ti ons 41P.Smef, (2)
2b* solution of equaticia'(1) fair the two-Al- lonal region In Intogroa
form bits,tho farm
syv - fa,") lrv -vy-?Ve~u -
i (3) -
where C(%,M) to the Greta function.
For a number of problems the arena function w be constructed by using
the conformal transform of the given raglons Into canonical. This method caa
'~-bi used to solve the problem of the entry, and *xLc.cf the conducting nedium i
In the'sasnat.1c field In the constant-crocs section and vxrlsble~crosx stetion
~Nl
29

-12 -020
PR04tiSSING DATE--30OCT70
.,,.--T,ITLE--EFFECT OF THE TYPE OF CHEMICAL BONDS ON THE STRENGTH OF RUBBERS
U;.-
QBTAINED.BY CURING WITH ALKYLPHENOLFORMALDEHYDE~RESTN
'.'.-A,pTHOR-(04)-NI,KITIN, YU.N., EPSHTEYN# V.G., KOROsbv, NI.I., YUKTAROVA, LoSe
--USSR
CUNTRY C. INFO
CE-KOLLOIDNYY ZHURNAL, 1970y VOL 32v NR v PIP 403-408
.~PUBLISHED----70
UBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS# CHEMISTRY
TAGS~--ChEMICAL BONDING, VULCANIZATE#~ MECHANICAL STREINGTHo CURING
PHENOL FORMALDEHYDE RESIN
.-CCNTRGL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS~-UNCLASSIFIED
TROY REEL/FRAME--200011583 STEP NO--UR/0069/701032/003/0403/0408
Cl_RC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0125205
UNCLASSIFIED

020 UNCLA~S~1*10 OROCE~,SIN6 DATE--30OCT70
ACCESSIGN NO-AP0125205
,-,ABS-TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STRONG AND RELATIVELY SHORT CROSS
'-UNKS IN THE STRUCTURE OF UNFILLED VULCANLZATES FRO14 CRYSTALLIZING
RUB-8i OBTAINED BY CROSS LINK[ 'NG WITH ALKYLPHENOLFORiliALUEHYOE RESIN DO
HINDER THE ORIENTATION CYRSTALLIZATION OF MULECUL'4~', CHAINS IF THE
STRUCTURE OF VULCANIZATES IS SUFFICIENTLY:HDMOGENEUUS~ THESE
VULCANIZATES HAVE HIGH STRENGTH PROPERTIES. THE PRESEINCEOF RESIN GROSS
:LINKS WITH ETHER GROUPS, 'WHICH ARE MORE LABILE UNDER THERP0 MECHAN[CAL
,,,.--TR,EATMENTr ENHANCES-APPRECIABLY THE STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF VULCANILATES
'---t8ASED-:ON NCN CRYSTALLIZING# AND TO At LESSER EXTENTt OiF THOSE BASED ON
RUBBERS. FACILITY-*~ Ntl, MONOMEROV OCYA
~~.SINTEYICHESKGGO KAUCHUKA, Yj%ROSLAVLl*
UNCLASSI F1 ED-

USSR UDC 669.14.046.094.52
,FIKITIN, Yu. P., PRIVALOVA, T. P., BARMIN, L. N., Ural Polytechnic Institute
'"Desulfurization of Drops of Iron and Steel in Molten Slag Under the Effect
of an Electric current"
Moscow, IVUZ. Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 4, 1972, pp 15-17
Abstract: A study was made of desulfurization of drops of iron (35 carbon)
and, steel (1.2% carbon) in synthetic slag during passage of an electric
current. Increasing the electric field strength and raising the concen-
tration of sulfur in the metal accelerates the de.-ulfurization process.
Desulfurization is also accelerated by increasing thebasirity of the slag
and,its ferrous oxide content. An electric current carvitlso accelerate the
of sulfur from slag to metal.

Al PROC15SS ING DATE--30OCT70
UNCLASSfF 0
TLE-THE COAGULATION PRUPERTtES OF JHE BLOOD I N' TH6 'PLEURAL CAVITY -U-
j
UTHO R- D4) -N I K I T I N 9YU.P.9 SHUNKOVAP YE.I.,.SE-VERNIY#, V.yA.j
;-~-CCONTRY- OF INFO-USSq
,q,_.---.__scuRCE_KfiIRUkGIYA,o 1970t NR 6w PP 76 wao
TE PUBLISHED---70
~:SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDI .CAL SCIENCES
T 0 P I CTAGS-13LOOD CIJAGULATIGNs LUNGr SURGERYu FIBRINOLYSIS9,THROMBOCYTE,
"-~-`,%'ERYTHROCYTE
CCNTROL- MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
..PRUXY RE -3002/1784 -UR/0531/70/(JOO/01)6/0076/0080
EL/FRAME STEP NO
CIRC ACCES~IGN No-AP0129152
UNCLA SS [F I E Ll-

t UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
clp-C -ACCFSSICN NO-AP0129152
-Ar3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INVESTIGATION-i"IF THE BLOOD
KECGVERED FROM THE PLEURAL CAVITY SCON AFTER A THORACIC UPERATION WAS
'CAqRIED OUT. THERE WERE REVALED A FABRINOGENEMIAv A HIGH FIBRINOLYTIC
AND AUGMENTED TOTAL COAGULATICIN AND ANTIHEPARIN ACTIVITY4
THERE WERE FOUND NO ANTITHROMBINS IN THIS BLOOD. THE REFERRED TO
ALTERATIONS ARE EXPLAINED BY THE EFFECT,OF ACTIVATOR OF PLASMINOGEN
:PRODUCING MESOTHELIUM, AND BY DESTRUCTION PRODUCTS OF THP.0148OCYTES AND
FACILITY.-.
-ERY.THROCYTES. NGVCKUZNETSKIY INSTITUT
...USCIVERSHEIYSTVCIVANIYA VRACHEY, 1-YA:GORODSKAYA.KlLINICHESKA.YA BOL NITSA.
UNC LA5 S I F LE 0

P~
1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED ROU-_:SSI-~IG DATE--IRSEP70
I'TL E
A --THE COAGULATION AND FIBRItNUILYTIC PROPERTIES OF THROt~310CYTES OF
U_.l
AN EXPERIMENTAL ATHEROSCLEROSIS
~EAQT-HOPL-(03)-RUDCHENK0, S.A., NIKITIm' YU.P., FEDENKGVt V.1,
UNTRY OF INF0--USSR
RCE--BYULLETINI EKSPERIMENTALI.NOY BIOLOGII I MEDITSlINYs 19709 VOL 699
PP 49-52
E PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--B,'OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-BLOOD COAGULATION, Fl MN LYS157 THROM813CYTE ,RABBIT,
bq ol
~Ptt TAGS
ATHEROSCLFROSIS, DIET, CHOLESTEROL
'ITP MARK11IG--NO 'EST NS
` OCCUMEjUT CLASS-UNCLAISSIFIED
-'Pl,R0XY REEL/FRAME--1982/0849
STEP
CIRC At"CESSIGN ~:40--Allrll_lri2283

7xl
FfEo P Z111 0C f: S SI N,:') P, P 7 0
12 022 UNCLASS
1 CESSION NO-AP0052283
R C Ac
XT( AC T-- (U I GP-0- AaSTRAC r T I G' E IiiC,
A S I r I
AB TRACTIP !Z
-S,
* SUSPL-111RISION OF THEIR TiFr~f 1-1A A! I n
--,.--PLASMA WASHED THRO-14BOCYTL
THROMROLYSATES OF RABUTS fR EC E 1 V MG wi ni Fooo cHo(-Esrf:R(j-' f N JOSE
-0 . 4 GM -K G RDR 4 TO 6 IMONTHS. THERE HAS. k)(PIP) A R E D UIC T I UP I F T I E I R
TH11014BOPLASTIC AND Rl'-l'E OF THE AIWIFIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY !i T THE EX P f- 1
OF'INCREASED CONTENT OF ANTIACTIVATORS. IN ATHEkOSCL HEPE 1,~Etzc-
EROSIS T
S E E-0 ND AND FOURTH
-NOTED NO. ESSENTIAL ALTERATIONS IN THE ACTIVITY OF ME
.,~TURGMBOCYTIC F GTORS.
A

1/2 029 PROCO-S iNr
UNCOSSIVIEb DATE--IRSEP70
`T,ITLE--TlfE INFLUENCE OF ADRENALINE ON THE ADHEStog rH E INFLUENCE OF
ADRFNALINE ON THE ADHESIVE CAPACITY:Zf.0p, THROMBOCYTES I Vt%/O ANO IN VITRO
NIKITIN, YU.P,, MELNIKOVAi V.S.
Now
LINTRY ~DF INFO-USSR
;~._-lURCE-SYULLETIN* EKSPERIMENTALONOY 510LOG111 MEDETSINY, 1970, VOL 69, NR
-18
PP 17
SHED------ 70
""SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL. SCIENCES
'jnPIC TAGS--ADHESIVE, ADRENALINEr THRO1480CYTEP, DOGp RABBIT
1~