SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PANIN, YU.N. - PANKRATOV, N.D.

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UDC 614.39/.4:658.387
FODUNOVA, L. G., FURSOVA, T. T., LIPOIPTSEVA, V. V., arj.,P"117NA., A. 1.
Republic Sanitary-Epiderniologic Station, RSFSR I-Iinistry ~fiie~alth, 1",~6ncow
"Some Elements of the Scientific Organi2ation of Labor in Sanitary-
Epidemicloggical Stations"
YDscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, 1973, pp 6o-62
Abstract: Councils for the scientific organization of labor were appointed
in major oblast sanitary-epidemialogical stations to seek ways of saving
time, making more efficient use of personnel and materiel, ar--d mevIianizing
labor-intensive activities and laboratory tests. Actionz tpken at various
sanitary-epidemiological stations under the guidance of thc-se c-ouncils include:
reduction of the paper work normally required of health officE)2-101 assigning
-more duties to paramedical personnel, centralization or consolidation of
facilities, improvement of work places, adoption of nel.;j rapid laboratory
teets, and introduction of a standard form.for the collection and analysis of
data on infectious diseases.
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SAZYKIN, Yu,. 0., CliXfKOVSKAYA, S. M., KORCIIAGIN, V. B. A~.
IVANOVA, V. N., BALITSKIY, V. A., and VAYNER, Ye. A., All-Union Scienrific
Research Institute of Antibiotics and Institute of Biophysics, Ministry of
Health USSR
"Sterilization of Oxacillin Preparations, With Fast Electrons"
Moscow, Antibiotiki, No 10, 1971, pp 933-936
Abstract: Exposure of preparations of the sodium salt of oxacillin in 0.5 g
vials to fast electrons (10 Xeav) in a linear accelerator at a dose of 2.5
Mrad resulted in complete sterility of the antibiotic, whereas, tests of
control (nonirradiated) vials revealed contanLination in~every second or
third vial. The induced radioactivity of the samples did not exceed 3.7-10-10
curie even with -minimum length of exposure. The procedure had no ef f ect on
the antibiotic activity, pharmacological activity (no evidenm of toxicity
or pyrogenicity) or phys ico chemical, properties of the preparations.
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IHA-S.-H~ TROFI14OV, A. D.
"Problems of Using Punch Tape to Create, Normative Base for an Automatic Control
Systed'
Tr N.-i. i proyekt. in-ta po vnedreniyu vychisl. teklin. vnar. kh-vo (Works
of the Scientific Research and Planning and:Design Institute for Intre-%duction
of Gomputer Engineering into the National Economy), 1971, vyp. 8, pp 50-55
(from M-Kibernetika. No 7, Jul .72, Abstract No 7V602)
No abstract
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S- M.
SHTEYN, Ts. N.
"Operating Conditions of a Computing and Information Center",
Tr. n.-i. iproyekt. in-ta po vnedreniyu vycbisi. tekhn. v wx. Lh-vo (Wcrks
of the Scientific Research And De-sign Institute on Introducing Computer Tech-
nology Into the National Economy), 1971, vyp.~8, pp 564o (fron RZh-Kiber-
netika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6V535)
Tran slation- A standard draft resolution, "Operating Conditions of Com-
puting and Information Centers in Enterprises", vorked out by the State
Scientific Research and Design Institute on Introducing Ccmputar Facilities
into the National Economy, considers questions of the obligations of sub-
divisions of computing and information centers, the. system of oi,glin."Lzinty,
accounting, storage mid processing of incoming reference ~norna t ive and oper-
ational documentation. The materials are presented in tiie forin of instruc-
tions, and are intended for use in the following subdivit;ions of the com-
puting and information center: 1) the subdivision of reception and storage
of. reference-normative documentation; 2) the subdivisioin~for receiving, check-
ing and transmitting cperational documentation; 3) the subdivision for storing
and inserting changes in the punchcard file; 4) the subdivisim for receivirz,
storing and transmitting magnetic tapes; 5) the data prepexation subdivision.
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DOBRCKE[OTOV, B. F., FESHMERMAKOVA, I S.1 DOLOTOVA, L. A., POMMIMKAn L. A.
T KAULIZI
A=NIYEV, V. P., I-EMIEVA, Z. A.:_gg V
MMSUMOV, Yu. A., Institute of Epidemiolo,-,j, and MicrobloloEy imeni Gt--male~ya,
Academy of lb~dical Sciences, and Tullskay&Oblast Sanita~,y-Epidemiological
Station
"Application of a New Yethod of Detecting Tularemia Epizootics Under Practical
Conditions"
&scow, Zhurnal ~Wirobiologil, Epidemialogli I lmmmobioloZ~,ii, 7, 1973,
PP
The timely detection, study, and prognostication of tulare:da enizootics
occupy an important place in the vork of divisions of especially darigerous
infections of sanitary-epiderdological stations lnas~=h as this ralkes it pos-
sible to plan and carry out prophylactic n--asuras a.,rainst this infection
properly. Hmever, methods erployed at the :present tine for detecting epi oo-
tics in nature are extremely labor-consumninO. and require a~ Creat deal of time
both for the collection of field raterial and.for its lo-bo:L,a:torj examination.
It is practically :L=ossilble to suirey each year the entire terrtto--y sez
is exDedient to~conduct a detailed stidy of c-ir-
by the station; therefore iu
c=stances in local-ities only after an approximate determ.Ldation of the
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~DOBROKHOTOV) B. P., et al., Zhurnal Md-krobiologii., EDiddmiologii i
mgmmobiologa, No 7, 1973, pp ~ 105 -108
probability of the presence of tularemia epizootics, in avr, of their parts. For
this preliminary estimate it was suggested that.pellets of birds of prey be
examined th Results of
for A* e presence of the tularemia microbe antigen (1).
the praatical application of this method, under the conditions of Tul I skaya'
Oblast are presented in this report.
On the given territory, located in the!Central Russian, highL%nds, foci of
tularemia of the meadov-field type [2] are widely distribui~ed the principal
carrier being the ordinary field mouse and the long-tire preserver of the
causative-agent, the tick D. pictus. In spite of substantIal changes which
have taken place in the method of conducting: agriculture, #e3e foci continue
to exist; although as a result o~ the mass vaccination of ~he p6pulation,
Instances of disease among the people are.extremely rar-
Daring 1968 to 1971 regular orgauized zoolo~gic-parasitological vork was
carried out in the Oblast. A total of 25,83~ traps vere set up in the fields
by workers in the Division of Especially Dangerous. Infections during the time
indicated; 497 cubic. meters of straw were displaced- 84 hec'tares~ of the control
areas were dug. up and as a result 2,199, ordinary field mice were caught.
In the autumn of 1968 a large numbe-r of ordinary field- mice vwn~-re obserred
in the southern rayons of the Ublast: more than ~00 per hectare; and in the
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HOTOV B. P., et al., Zhurnal Y4krobiologii, Epideriologii
D02ROA
Zmmandbiolofs PP 105-108
-11, 110 7., 1973,
north up to 1000-1500 in some places. This led to a concemtration of small
anirnq3 in the stacks (19 to 25c% falling into the traps) mad to the occurrence
among them of tularemia enizootics. In December of 196B and in January 196_9
15 strains of the causative agent- were Isola
in Kurkinsl,iy and Shchekinskiy
rayons of the '(Yblast: 5 from the carcasses of the field mice and 10 from the
excrement. In the course of the entire year 1969 the number of~ field mice -was
low and the next increase was not registered Witil in tha autumn of 1970: or,
isolated fields (clover) up to 2000, and in Shchekinskiy a~d Odoyevskiy m-yons,
f eld rdca in the
UP to 5000 per hectare. In 1971. the nwber.of ordinea-I ft
entire Oblast vss extremely low. Daring these years negative results Twere
obtained in bacteriolouical irrrestigations of small aniraLs; only one cultuse
Of the tularemia microbe was isolated in June 1970 fron the ticRs D. pictus col-
lected from covs in Sworovskiy Rayon. Thus from 1968 to 1971 durin..-- an inten-
-0 the Oblast of tularemia was established by a
_.sive inspection of the 'presence
bacteriological method in only three rayons KurkinskiyP Shchekinskiy, and
Suvorovskiy.
Daring 1969 to 1971, 1490 pellets of birds of prey were collected and
examined in the Oblast. Their collection took place prirzxily in the spring-'
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DaBROKHOT(JV B. P., et al., V=Tnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i
Mmmobiclogii, 1,107, 19173.* pp -105-108
(April May) at the*time of tLree-to-four-day field trips by automobile; a
certain number was collected incidentally while other zoological work .-as being
carried.out. The pellets were most frequently found near,~poles of electro-
transmission and commmications lines
on stacks~ and near other Structures On
the landscape. Diring the entire time in the collection:of -vellets ap roxirately
..30 man-days were used which comp?rised an extremely insignificant part of the tire
las -Linately in sona of
1,expended by the division for in5pecting the Ob t. Unfort
the 28 rayons covered by the collection, an incufficient nlxnber of pellets we-re
-which did not permit ' e positive detbrmination of i -oi, -14-
found, 14 !.h m e zootic con
30 the rodent population in their territory (see Drx-,,i The nu=ber of
tion a
pellets collected at any point -was directly dependent on the numler of ordinary
field mice, in a given locality, uader an increased concentretion of these
rodents no-re birds of -prey vere observed and , it was posaible to -find: more pel letc
pell '-,L m-
In the spring collections - eets (which had been preaerved: since atut
of ordinary and rough-leggeCL buzzards that winter in the tdrritol-d predominated
-portion of the pellets *of the lesser 41%lcons had dis-
(=re than 90%). A large
is time. In 88 to 96'4 of ordin-&--y
integrated by ta ii of the peUets the;remains
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MMOKEUMV, B. P., et al., Zhurnal Mlkroblologii, Epidemiolo-li i
T=mnobiologii, 110 7, 1973, PTp 105-108
field mice were encountered; those of other kin'ds of imrUrp.1s (nice of p3owed
land, field mice, grey hamsters, gophers, weasels, shrews) and.'birds were rarely
encu;untered. During a selective examination in 1969, the reirains of 128 srall
animals were detected in 65 pellets; in 1970, in 2392 pellets, the reTains of
356 small anbral s; and in 1971, the rerains of 200 snall ardr-als in '1140 pellets,
giving an average of 1-5 sirall aninal per pellet.
In this ranner the 1490 pellets collected contained more simll anir.-als then
those4obtained in the fields during these years for investigation by all other
methods. One. should also keep in viev that by conswming In na'.11tre prizarily
the weakened anirals or their carcasses, birds of prey easul7e the selection out
of, the aniral population of precisely those iud,ividuals whi.ch ai-_ desirable for
bacteriological investigation.
Me presence of an antigen in the pellets - positively confi.-red the fact of
an epizootic condition ui2ile throujh an analysis'o-' the bone re,-mins it was 'nas-
Bible to determine #the kinds of r=-rals involved in the epizootlic process.
For the purpose of detecting the antigen the antibo-ly..,me,-,t.---li,~-atio-n reac-
tion 'was employed. The material vas prepared and the reaction carrica out by
the mathad described earlier
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DOMOMOTOV, B. P~. et al.'. Zhurma Mrobiologii, Epidemiologii i
MMMObiologii, -No 7, 1973, PP 105-108
'7he antigen of the tularemia, micrdbe'~;was detected in 173 Pellets ccl-
2ected in the territory of 11--rayons of the, Oblast. Only those results were
considered positive in which there was a sharpIdeley in bemagglutination i;hich
Was Observed in titrations (from the initialdry weight of! the pellet); 1:10
1:20 In 73 cases; 1:40 - 1:80 in 67 cases;il:160 - 1:320 in 23 cases; 1:640
I.,:L280 in,22 cases (See Table).
The number of sites where pellets were found containing an antigen Was
significantly greater than the number of sites where aultures were formed --
21 against 4. This nade it possible to establish vIth far greater precision the
boundaries of epizooti
cs that had tranopired, and it testified to the fact
that an epimotic situation with respect to, tularemia still existo in a si,,.rr4.if-
icant part of the territory of Tulls~zaya Oblast. Moreover, the presence of
5 a r)rallcr n=ber
epizootics was successfully established for the years having
of Ordinary field mice where it is ixTossible to detect the causative agent
Of tularemia by the usually applied methods..
In such torpid epizootics the tularerAa~ microbe antigon in detected only
in 1 to 1-5% of the pellets. Cultures of the. tularerda rftt~robe f rom rodents
:can be isolated only at the time:of sufficiently intensiveiepiz6otics, and in
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DOMMMOV, B. P., et al., Zhicumal Mikrobiologii, -Ppidemiologii i L=unobio-
logiiy No 7P 19731 PP 105-108
Buch places more than 20% of the collected pellets contained the tularemia
microbe antigen.
In this vay, results of an examination of pellets (by the antibody
neutralization reaction) collected in early spring in meadow-field foci. of
tularemia can serivre as a precise indication of the existence during the past
U
vinter of epizootic tularemia in the territory being su-neyed and its rn-Gnitude-
The revelation of this fact is extremely important in determining the enzootic-
ity of the territory for the pirposee of conducting prophylactic mieasures, the
first, and foremost being systematic vaccinations. Necessarily in a Suspect
territory a more thorough collection of material must be ~Lchieved for the pur-
'pose of isolating the causative agent of tularemia by ordinary bacte.riologrical
methods..,
Conclusions
I.. Examination of pel lets of birds of. prey collecte0J. in sprin-tire in
meadow-field foci of tularemia for the prese'nce. of the tularewJ;a micrdbe
antigen makes it possible quickly and .-Ith a small expendtture of' work to
--establish the past winter's epizoovics of this,infection and their intensity
over extensive areas.
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demio-logii i T=x-mobio-
13. P.1 et al., Zhurnul lakrobiologii, Epi
NO 7s 1973, PP 105-108
109iij,
2. In the course of the years 1969 to 1971, tularejida enzooticity was
established by the indicated-method in 11 rayons of Tul's!mya qblast; whereas
-by the. bacteriological method the causative; agent
vap detected -in only 3 rwYons -
3- With a sufficierrt-amount of research material (100 to 200 pellets:from
each pWnt) it vill. be possible to successfully detect each year even torpid
tularemia epizootics, given a reduced number of ordjnary~ field nice per. focus.
4. 2he suggested method is completely ~ suit-able: Xor use in vork of divi-
sions of especially dangerous infections of ~sanitary-epidet 3iological stations.
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'I. Dobrokhotcnr, B. P..,- MeshcheryakomY 1. B-P Zh. Mikrobiql. [Journal of
Mcrogiology], 1969,. No 32, p, s8.,
-liennosti
Myusnnikov, Yu. A., Prirodnry-e Ochagi TVlnre=ii Srednerusskay li'ozv~
_2.
1, -fat
ikh Zpide=olog cheskiye, Osabennosli i Profftlalldti -a t I ural, Talare,-,ua
Sites of Central Russian Highlpnis,,: Their Epidemiological Features and
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169iis No 7, pp 105-108
1973,
MEER OF PELLETS BY YEAR
1969- 1970
1971
Total with Total With Total with
RAYON Antigen Antigen Antigen
Kwkinskiy 149 33 24 22
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Yefremovskiy
58 23 40 14 --
Kammskiy 14
Chernskiy 8: --
Teplb-Orarevskiy
24

66 --

2
30
98~
Odoyevskiy
enskiy 185 55
LeninsIdy 22 - 16B 5
2 67 2

Yasnogorsidy .3
23
Zwkskii ~4 46 2
-Aleksinskiy 32 36
iye
ProS~ ~8 50 32P
.
Total 244 60 320 5 932
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Crosshatched symbols are points -where the',tularemia niicrObe antigen vas
found in pallets; dotted s~mbola are. pointp i at whichmare tb.~m 5 pellets
vere collected.
Key: 1. Yasnogarsk T- Kireymk
2. Venev 8. Odoyw
Tep oye
-Dubna 10. Murkino

Suvorav lie Yefremov
~6* Shchakino
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USSR UDC (539.551+531,1124):(5,,6.24+541).6S3-1,13)
ANDRIANOVA, T. N. , ALEKSANDROZ, A. A., OKIIC-.',]' .14, V. S. , WIRMEYCHENKO, L. A.,
-A. 1.
P&5
'71scosity and Density of Melts in the Thallium-Tellurium Systeri"
Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 9, No 5, 1971, pp 934-937.
Abstract: Results are presented from studies of the v:scosity and deiisity
of melts in the thallium-tellurium system in the concentration interval
from 32 at.'O Te to 100' 1"o and in the temperature inter L
val from the imiting
point to 1,3000K. Analysis of the isotherms of the propcrties studied snioi~.,s
the existcnce in the liquid phase of the stable cw-ipound 'i'll Te, which does
not dissociate over I [)road temperature rang, e ~An aualysis is presented of
structural III Melts of the concentrations studied.
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MDRIANOVA, T. N. , ALEKSANDROV, A. A., OKHOTIN, V. S., PANINA, Z. I.,
RAZUWYCFXNKO, L. A,
"Investigation of Semiconductor Systems Based on Sb2Se3 in the Malten State"
Tr. Mosk. enera. in-ta Works of the Moscow P-,rwer -Engint~ering Institute)
1970, vyp.,75, PP 192-196 (from R7,h-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 1,
Jan 71, Abstract No IA159)
Translation: An investigation is made of the effect of various elements on
the structure of antimony selenide In the molten state., ~The kinematic
viscosity and density of melts of Sb ~ Se, M, Cu, Ga, In, Te and Sn in
antimony selenide vere measured. The change in.structure of rj~-lts of 80
St.%.Sb2Se3 + 20 at.% Ga and 80 at.% Sb2Se3 + 20 at.,% Sn,takes-place over
a narrov temperature interval of At ;kz 500K, *whi'le the structure of a melt
of,80 at.% Sb7Se:, + 20 at.% In varies continuously over the entire tem-
perature interval from 950 to 13000K. Two illustrations,~bibliography of
tvo titles. A. Kh. Cherkasskiy.

USSR
DEDIKOV, E. A., PANISHEV, A. V.
"Setup of Minimum Width in a Connecte& Graph without Contour"
Pribory i Sistemy Avtomatiki. Resp. Mezhved. Temat. Nauch.-Teklin. Sb.
[Automation Instruments and Systems. Republic Interdepartimcntal Thematic
Scientific wid Technical Collection), 1973, No 26, pp 52-57 (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 197.3, Abstract No 6V409, by
the authors).
Translation: A setup of minimum width is constructed in a graph. Its appli-
cations to information-logic structures defined by graphs of algorithms is
indicated.
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UDC: 51
PANISIIEV, A. V., TIKIIENKO, A. Yu., FED011,01', A.
'Method of Orderingand Analysis of the Structure of an Inforration Model of
Data. Processincy"
PTibory, iSistemy Avtonatiki. Resp. Mezhved. Temat. Nauch.-tekhn. S1). (Automa-
~tion,Deviccs and Systems. Republic InterdepartmentzI Themitic Scic-itific and
Technical Collection), 1972, No 24, pp 45-51 (TT-inslated from Refe:-ativnyy
7jmrnal Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No lIV479, by the authors)
Translation: A formal wialysis is pTesentcd of the structure of an inforration
model of.data processing. The apparatus of graph theory is used to represent
...the structure. The problem of ordering and analysis of the structure is st.-Ited.
Algorithms and block diagrams are developed for the solutioll of a rumber of
Problems of structural analysis, and examples are presented..
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DEDIKOV, E. A., PANISHEV, A. V., TIKHFNKO, A. Yu., FkDOROV, A. A.
"On One Hethod.for the Ordering and Analysis of the Structure of an Informa-
tion Model for Data Processing"
Priboly i sisteny avtomatiki ResR.-- mezhved,. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb.
(Automation Devices and Systems. Republic Interdepartmental.Thematic
Scientific-Technical Collection), 1972,',No.. 24, pp 45-~-31 (from RZh-
Matematika, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11V479)
Translation: A formal analysis is given~of the structure of an information
taodel,f or data processing. The apparatus of the theory of graphs is used to
represent the structure. The problem of orderingand atialysis of the struc-
ture-is formulated. Algorithms and block,diagrams are developed for solving
many problems in the analysis of the structureand examples are given.
Authors abstract.
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USSR
UDC 547.752.753.755.07:542.953
SHVEDOV, V. I., MISHEV_A, Ye. K., XqASOVA, T. F., GRINEV,.A. N., USSR
Institute of Chemical-Pharmaceutical Scientific Research imeni S.
Ordzhonikidze, Moscow
"The Synthesis and Aminomethylation of 6-Hydroxyindoles"
Riga, Akademiya Nauk Latviiskoy SS',Is Himiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soedinenii,
No- pp 1354-1356
10, Oct 73,
Abstract: It was found that, while reaction of p-benzoquinone with
0-aminocrotonic ester or N-methyl-B-aminocrotonic ester at O*C in acetic
acid produced 5-hydroxyindoles,-the react-ioa of p-benzoquinane with
N-arvl-O-aminocrotonic ester under the same conditions produced
6-hydroxyindoles. Thusr.-the substituent on nitrogen determines whether
theester reacts at the double bond or the carbonyl group of p-benzo-
quinone. Reacting the 6-hydroxylndoles with bisdimethylRminomethane
produced 6-hydroyy-7-dimethylaminomethylin4oles'. Bromination. and
nitration of 6-methoxyindoles and 6-racetoxylndoles led to substitution
at position number 5, which is explained by the.fact that bromination
and nitration take place in acid solution, and aminemethylation in basic.
.:Structure determination was by NMR spectroscopy4
17

1/3- 018 IJNCLASSI~~UD PROLE!)S lN (I UAI E--(JIIUtl (U
-TITLE-GENERATIGN OF MICROSEISMIC OSCILLATIONS 1.1i, THrE.SEA OF OKHOTSK AND
MOVEMENT OF A SOURCE OF EXCITATION OF MICRUSEISMS ACROSS THE KAMCHATKA
AUTHOR-(021-TAWLEVICH, V.N., PANCHISFIKUP YU.N.
OF IN4-FO--USSR, PACIFIC OCEAN
..'SiGURGE-FlOSCOW, IZVESTIYA AKADEMI I NAUK SSSRs FIZ IKA ZFEML11? NO 3w 1970, PP
-DATE- PUBLISHED---70
'~BJECT-AREAS-EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
-"~j'oplt -TAG.S-M I CROSE I SM v OSC I L LAT I ON, SEA t~LOOR, EARTHQUAKE, EXPLOSION,
ROGAGATION, SEISMOLOGIC STATION
ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
a -u CLA.SS-UNCLASSIFIED
-P -RE --1991/0723 --UR/0387/70/000/003/0015/0078
-ROXY..., EL/FRAtME. STEP NO
,:~'C.-IRC~ ACCE~S I ON NO-AP0110453
UNCLASSIFIED

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2/3' 0 1 UNCLASS I FIED %
ACCESSION NC.-AP011-0453 IPROCESSING DATE--090CT70
AbSTKACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTRAcr. UETERMINATION v"F T4E SOURCE OF
1911CROSE-ISMS OF THE FIRST KIND AND JHE TRACING OF PERIUDIC OSCILLAT10,NS
PROPAGATING IN THE EAkTH MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN NEW 1,NFORMATION
DIFFERENT FROM THAT UBTAINED FROM OBSERVATION OF viAVE`v PRDPAGATING FROM
EARTHQUAKES AND EXPLOSICNS. THE GENERATION OF ft-A-ROSC-15mS IS POSSIBLE
IN Tl-,fjS PAR-rs OF OCEANS 4NI) SEAS wHEKE THERE A
RE NO ACTIVE EORTHQUAKE
ZONE 141CROSEISMIC OSCILLATIONS ARE TRANSMITTEL)JO THE OCEAN FLOORP
TjiAT IS, TO A "FOCAL DEPT,41- OF SEISMIC EXCITATION KNOWN WITH A HIGH
'ACCURACY., THE LARGE NETWORK OF SEISMIC STATIOUS WHICH HAS-c3EEN
ESTABLISHED DURING RECENT YEA-R-S .MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO DETERMINE THE
SOURCE OF EXCITATION OF MICROSEISMS BY''THE FREQUENCY SYNCHRONISM AND
-"..AMPLITUDE DETERMINATION METHUD DESCRIBED-IN AN EARLIER STUDY BY fjNE OF
THE AUTHORS IV* N. TASULEVICHt IL-V~ AN'SSRj SER; GECFIZ.t NO lit 19592.
THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES IN DETAIL- TWO MICROSEISMIC STORMS GENERATED BY
TYPHOONS WHICH PASSED OVER THE SEA OF OKHOTSKv ROD&OVER THE KAMCHATKA
PENINSULA A14D PASSED I.NTO THE PACIFIC OCEAN (2b-27 OCTOBER AND 28'-31
1965j. IT IS SHOWN THAT DETERMINATION OF THE EXCITAIDN SOURCE
OF. MLCRCISEISMIC OSCILLATIONS MADE POSSIBLE RELIABLEJRACING OF Tt4E
-PROPAGATION OF THESE OSCILLATIONS FOR EXTREMELY GRhAr DISTANCES. THE
SEISMIC STArIONS IRKUTSK A140 TIKSI REGISTER MICAOSEI,SMLC SIGNALS FROM
THE SEA OF OKHOTSK AND THE PACIFIC OCEAN~o THE SEIS-1014C STATION ANDIZHAN
DETECTS FIVE SECOND 141CRUSEISMS Of THE S~A OF 0KH0TS1'(. PROCESSES
ASSOCIATED WITH PASSAGE OF AN ATMOSPHERIC LOW ACROSS 1HE LAND WERE
OETECTED.
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 018 UINCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--09OCT70
'-.,~t][RC ACCESSION NU--APOL10453
.-."..,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-SEA WAVES ARE A COMPLETELY NKESSAIRY "INTERMEDIARY'S IN
GENERATION OF MICROSEISMS IN ACCORDA111CE WITH THE LONGUFT HIGGINS
THEORY. THE, METHUD OF FREQUENCY SYNCHRONISM AND AMPLITUDE DETERMINArION
USED IN WORK ON THE CASPIAN SEA CAN BE USED I#N ANY REGIONI BEING OF A
NATURE, FACILITY:
GENERAL IRKUTSK POLYTECHNIC 114SfITUTE.
UNCLASSIFIED

4k
USSR UDC 621.575:536.24.001.5
-NIYK A
ROZENFELD, L. M., PA G. KUZYMITSKIY, Yu. V., and PARK11021ENKO,
F. P., Institute of he Physics, Siberian Branch, Academy of Sciences
USSR
"Experimental Investigation of Absorption and Desorption of Water Vapors by
a Solution of Lithium Bromide"
-hnika, No 10, Oct.72, pp 31-35
Moscow, Kholodil,'naya Tek
Abstract: This work was devoted to an investigation of mass-transfer -units
with a developed phase--mass-transfer unit contact surface using spraying
type mass-transfer units, A schematic and picture of the unit are given
for investigating the adiabatic-isobaric processes of absorption and de-
sorption of water vapors by a solution of lithium bromide. Tests were
conducted in a steady-state mode of operation of the experimental unit at
consLant internal and external parameters and observation of thermal balance.
Graphs were plotted for the change of relative saturation of solution and
change of temperature of the dispersed liquid flow along the absorber height
and the change of relative vaporization of the solution and change of temper-
ature of the dispersed flow of liquid along the generator height. From
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A
USSR
ROZENFEL"D. L. M., et al., Kholodil'naya Tekhnika, No 10, Oct 72, pp 31-35
these graphs an analysis was made which made possible the conclusion that
the most intensive process of absorption occurs directly behind the sprayer.
The conducted tests shcxq the mass-transfer to have a high efficiency of the
studied processes and permitted to establish the characteristic features of
absorption and desorption in sprayer type units. 5 fiBures,11 table, 5
bibliographical references.
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IMvrcj~ v.
FA
Y.Poncerning the Article of M. D. Maerheus and S. P. Khazankina, "Clarifi-
cation of Solution of Systems of NonlinearAlgebraic and Transcendental
Equations by the Generalized Method of Stef fensen"
Algoritmy i Algoritmich. Yazyki (Algorithms and Algorithmic Languages --
Collection.of Works], No 5, Moscow Acad. Sci. USSR Computer Center, 1971,
pp 6-8, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, 1972,
Abstract No 3 V546 by the author).
Translation: A procedure is suggested for solution of a,system of nonlinear
algebraic and transcendental equations by applying the so-called "reduction
principle" to the generalized method of Steffensen. Tn comparison with
other methods of interpretation of difference methods, the "reduction princi-
plell reduces the number of required arithmetic operations significantly.

USSR UDC 536.421.4+530'.421.1.
YESITI, V. 0. and
"Kinetics of the Growth of Deznd~---ites 'In Tin"
V sb. -Kristalliz~:.ts-47a i -ftz. Cr y s t a I I _i z a t I -)n --n d
.,a tu
Phase -,,uriis) ! , uh- o -hn .
1971, pp 152-157 (from 9, 1971, Abstract Ko. Q,E381)
Translation: The de-nendence o-f to-hle growth rate (GR) of dendrites at-
the free mrface of" a pure Sn a2zloy on the degree -'U-o ~,,-hidi it is-
"Led is LIVest'iea tad 'rhe GR o-- --he dendrites was meas-ured
sui3ercoo L v I
by two indeDendent methods: by rapia cinematography and by
thermocounie3 (at a distance of The higiiest GR o--F the
Sn dendrites uas 62A cm./s for a general. supercoolinL-7 al of
33
the alloy.

tsinka i
V sb. Tonkiye plenki soyedineniy tellura s metallami pad!---
Lrup
d Gall-I an
galliya (Min Films of Telluritmi Compounds:vith Metals of Zine w~
Subgroups -- Collection of Works), Villnyus, 1970, pp "'116-227 (from Rzh-Fizil:a.
No 10, Oct 71, Abstract No 10YE807 by V. B. MIDONJESKPO
Translation; The authors investigated the photovoltage (PV) and photoconductiv-
ity- (PC) of the contact of two n-Ge six4,,le crystals at 300 and 770 K. Diren-
siona of apecimens: VX12X3 mm; specific resistances at 300o K: of the order
of 40 ohm-cm. 111c 11V distribution along the apecJjien has two rraxima of
opposite signs on both sides around the interface. 'Ric I'll slfpx corresponds to
the bloa~-tng band beridlor, around the interface (11P). Co.-Ltact is nonsyl)=!tri-
cal. . 'Bae form of the cui-r(.,nt-vO1tAt(.,a,- charactel-I.atic ag,:rvaa with that reported
in-the literature. The PV spectral dependence iniUcaturi a ehax);10 of cliarl,"e, in
the mwface states of the IF on ilLmdnationv ~Ahe conclusion wars draini that
each block has its own system of'surface states. K also in-creaEes S."ly
as the "signal probe" approaches the IF. 'The PC localized at- the IF is

il

008 UNCLAt S4 i- tED I)kL)CESSING DATE-09OCT70
t;TITLE--SYNTHE51S AND PROPERTIES;.UF ItZi-41TRIAZINUC40 A) E Z. A LE
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I VAT LVES . 1. 490XI]t Nt AND GjALKYL D~-R.IVATIVES 01:
~.'AOTHOR-(02)-PANKINA, Z.A., SH.CHU-INA., M.N
tOUNTRY10F INFO---USSR
~,-,~UURCC-KHIM. GETEROTSIKL. SUEDIN. 1970p Mlt 245-7
ATE, P Ub L I SH E D--7 0
,"SUBJEC TAREAS--CHEMI S TRY, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAGS-BENZIMIDAZOLE, CHEMICAL SYNTEH515', HYt)RAZJi'%E CAGANIC.
CARBOXYLK ACIO
I`-CCUTROL KAPIKING-ND RESTRICTIC."4S
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED -10/0' 0/QC2/0Z45/0247
REEL/FRAME-1983/1195 STEP NO--LIR/04011/ 1)
C'I R.C ACCESSWN Mi'll--AP0054094

UN C L;iS S I F 1 E 1) PkOCIESSINIG DATE-09,OCT70
ACCESSION NU--AP0054094
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USSR uDc- 681.325.3
PPITIKO, S. P.,.-Ixigtitute of Physics, Siberian Department of the Academy of
USSR
"A Digital Instrument for Measuring Time Intervals"
USSR Autbor's Certificate No 325700, filed 10 Feb 70, published 27 Mar 72
(from EM-AvtomatiXa, Telemelihanika, i Vychislitell naya Teldinika, Pfo 1, Tan
73, abstract No nVo P)
Translation: A digital instrimr;ent for measuring time interwils is proposed
whie-h containG a yracer and a aeries circuit coniprist.,tj ()f cL f, sw c1h,
it
counter.
To increase measurement accuracy the,device contai-ns an OR circuit, an a,_'t-
ditional flip-flop, a delay line, a tapped delay line, ANID (~-,ates, and a code
converter Vhose outputs are connected to the counter lLputs, wilile t~'ie colwcr-
ter inputs are connected to the outputs of the AND [;atles. One in-n,,,.lt of thz:
MD.gates is connected to the output of the maser, and the oLher is conn~-ctt~-J.
to the tapped delay line o-.1tputs. The input of the tapped delay line is con-
nected throutSh the delay lineAo the out-put of the 01" circ-uitv whose inputs
area connected to tile input te=_-Ana-lo of the device aud to Lhe additional
flop, whose mutput is connected to the counter.
7
AIA

USSR UDO 621;28r-.6~2.2 (088.8)
LAGRA"ISKIY, L.M., PAN'KOV, I.A., GRIGIRINSKIYO P.YA,
M-Type Amplifiern
USSR Author's Certificate No 256C94, fAled 8 June 65, published 19 Mar 70 (from
RZh--Elektronika I yeye 2rimeneniyet No 12, Dbaember 1970, Abstract No 12A159F)
Translations The M-Type crossfield microwave power amplifier with nonsynchronoun
performance described contains an electron gun, collector, a ducelerating:eyetem,
and a negative electrode. This is for improvement of the uniformity of the amplitude--
frequency cherecterlsticst an Increase ofthe stability of the amplitude of the out-
put signal during change of the feed voltages, and for.s decrease of the unit thermal
JoBd in the elements of the decelaratkng system. In the direction of movement of the
electron flow, the electrode is divided into at least twO parts~ 'rhe parts of the
electrodes found under identical potentiale are located ~t different distances from
the decelerating system, and those found under diffarent potentials -- at equal die-
tances from the retarding system,

USSR UDC: 621.373.531.1(088.8)
BATYRSHIN, D. M. , GLADCBENKO, V. N., GRACHEV, G. F. .OPESKIN,V
PANKOV, S. V.
."A Boyer Generator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 267678, filed 15 Jun 68, published 5 Aug 70
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 11 Jan 71, Abstract No lG232 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a Royer generator with
provision for controlling the frequency of the generated pulses over a
broad range. The transformer windings connected-to:the collectors of the
transistors are shunted by a variable resistor.

USSR ui)c 669.14,018.2,620.17
and POPOV
TIKHOZ4IROV, V. V., SHAMUZAROV, YU. V., A V. D.
."Mechanical Properties and the Breaking Strength of Steel HiSK91M5T After
Different Aging Methods"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka kietallov, No 41 1971, pp 6-8
Abstracti The effect of the temperature and the aging period on mechanical
properties of WK91,15T martensitic-aging steel melted dowa in a 0.5-ton
vacuum-induction furnace was investigated. The breaking strength was rated
by the specific work of impact bending of specimens.vrith a fatigue crack and
the factor K characterizing the intensity of stresses in 11) plane stress condi-
tion. It waJ found that low-temperature aging at 425-450.~ ensures high
strength properties than high-tejaperature aging at 480-500 C. The factor K
c
was found to represent a more responsive characteristic in --ating t-hnr ten-
dency e. steel to brittle failure than the energy to fractuxe determined on an
Impact specimen with a preliminarily applied fatigue crack. Four Illustia-
-tions, six biblios refs.

USSR 620.194i620.t97.6
V KARIASHOV, A. V., GAYRUTDIhOll, R. G., and PANKOV A T4, Kiev Institute of
Civil Aviation Engineers
"Relationship of the Effectiveness of Cladding Alloy D16 to the AgMssiveness
of a Medium in Corrosion Fatigue"
L'vov, Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Hekhanika Yaterialov, No 3, 1973, pp, 23-27
Abstracti Results are presented from a study of the fatigue strength of type
D16 clad alwainum alloy when-subjected to airp tap water, water condensate,
and 3% solution of HaCl. The D16 alloy had the followUg cheinical composition
(in %), 4.1 cu, 1.6 mg, 0.5 I-In, 0.4 Fe, 0.3 Si. o.24 u, oxi ni, and 0.04
Ti. Mechanical properties of the clad al%.u*1num material weret
Thickness, mm TSj k ro kg/mm Elongation
D16AT (clad) 1-85 45.6 32.0:~ 18.61
D16T (unclad) 1.82 46.5 32.68 19-03
It was found that the fatigue strength of clad M6 is lower than that of
the unclad alloy in air, about the same in tap water, and somewhat increased
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USSR
MRLASHOV, A. V. , et al... Fiziko-K[himicheskaya Mekhanika Materialov, 110 3, 1973,
PP23-27
in the condensate and 3% NaCl. The main conclusion drawn is that cladding does
not improve the fatigue strength or corrosion resistance, of alloy D16 to warrant
its use in the manufacture of aircraft skins,(fairingsp wingsp fuselage, etc.)
Four figures, one table, six bibliographic references.
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18

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UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section 11 Electrical, Derwent,
F2415 31 BRIDGE WITIA INDUMVELY JLTNIMD ARM FOR~ -Y7 D
976*ntai
7HE PALWTERS --OF JMFIDANC n
source of sinusdidal voftege (11, p6t~ntial tra.ms-
f omer (2), induction current cqmpaiator (3),
standard measure of:effective rosistance'Dr of,~
c
reactance (4), converter (5), balan e indicator (6)
with phase sensitive detectors reacting to square
components of the output c%jrrent of pmasuring.
circuit relative to v644 -referonce
go fed~~o their.
is,;connected betw-
(7). impedance to be tested,(B.).
een the winding (9) of the poteh'tii.L transfor'altr
(with m coils) and the currene input (10). of tho
converter (5) (with very..small input resistanct)
Current output (11) of the converter js onnee ~ ed
C t
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Otdeleniva AN SSSR

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to winding (12) of couparator (with p coilis) and
potential output (13Yto reference inputs,O) of
pbA&e sensitive detectors. Current loput olf b"ce
indicator (6) is cotmected'to output; winaiiig (14)
of comparator (3). Standarid, measure (4) iij conniactec
Irl th n'
to winding (15) of Po.tential'tronsformer 6
coils)i whone input winding 06Y is colanoctad with
output of voltage source(l)'and with wincLOg (0)
of comparator(with coills).
l
l
l
ence of nlpn-balance~ ifignal'
In use,the.
the output of one et the. phase sensitive detectofs
corresponds to thebridge b lance onthe r4sistaitze
!2
component,.and the abseace o
I the output o9the

other phase,seneitive
-detect'~r. -(;orresppnds~~Co br44ue
balance on the reactaim'O coo Aent.
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USSR UDC 532.53.7.4
PRENKEL, L. I., NV.ARr,.',IKO, S. B., IV
"Instrument for Measuring Turbulence in
Tr. Tambov. in-ta 1,hin, mashinostr. Olorks of the Tambov instttute of Chomical
Machine Building) , 1971, jyp. pl, 21-25 (from
naya Tekhnika, No 3, Mar 72, Abstract Ito 3.32,788)
Translation: An instruTaent is described w1hich permitz; of the
stantaneaus velocity cm,.Ponents of a gas ii etc- geneow:~ flm,s, riT
advantat'?e of the iIm;trtjmVIjt is the posquibility of mea-surllw, t)!',C PlOnaLic'n com-
ponents of the velocity in a large frequancy range (to 100 kilohert;t). There
are 4 illu3trationa anti the bibliography I in r; 3 ent-ric,;.

USSR UDO 62l.,M5.6(088.8)
',r...--.'..LAGRA,NSKIY, L.M., PANIKOV, I.A., CHIGIRINSKIY, P,Ya.
"M-Type Beam Devicen
USSR Author's Certificate No 2~3940, Filed 25~June 68, Publkehed Var 70 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primenaniye, Nc~10, October 1970, Abstract No 10A175F)
Traoslation: A M-type beam device with a transverse nonianiform mignetic field is
proposed which contains an electron gun, an interaction space formed by a decelerat-
ing system and a negative electrode, and a collector. With the object of imareasing
...Power in the device, 9 plate of farromagnatio material ia Introduued, located outside
of-the.interaction space an viewed from the directicn of tho negstive electrode and
11 1 to the latter.
:pars

USSR uDc: 62-225-752
PANKOV, N. P., KRYUKOV, A. I.
-bl=iict of Axial Force on the Prequency.Characteristic of Compensated Con-
nectionLines in an Aircraft Engine"
Tr. Ufim. aviats. in-ta (Works of the Ufa Aviation Ins'titute), 1970, vyp.
141, PP 3-8 (from RZh-Aviatsionn;ffe i raketnvye. dvigateli No 3. Mar 71,
kbstract No 3.34.28)
Translation: The natural freauencies of tubing with a displacement compen-
sator are appreciably dependent on the axial force which develops in the
connecting lines when compensating for installation and thermal displace-
ments, as well as under the effect of the pressu-re of the working fluid.
Analytical equations are derived vhich can be used to account for the effect
of axial loading on the frequency characteristics of conpen-qated connecting
lines in an aircraft engine. Two illustrations. Resum'e.

USSR UDC:621. 438. 018-Z53. 5:621. 9. 015
PANKOV, 0. M., BOYKOV, 0. 1. and G. V.
"Effect of Surface Finish and Tolerances of the Turbine Blade's Working
Part on the Effectiveness of Gas Turbine Installation"..
Moscow, Sb. Gasoturbin. i Kombinir. Ustanovki (Symposium on Gas Turbine
and Combined Installations), 1971 (1972)) pp 255-260 (from Referativnyy
Turbostroyenive, 1973, Abstr 'ct No 3.49.157)
Zhurnal a
Translation: The present standards require Lne surfaced fini4~h of the blades to
be 'V 8 - V9. It is pointed out that this requirement is unnecessarily strict
and results in increased blade cost. Operating experience with gas turbine
i-nstallations by foreign firms confirms the conclusion that blade surface
finish over V 6 is not required. It is pointed out that it is necessary to define
clearly the section of the blade surface to which the standards apply.
Z illustrations. 9 tables. 2 r,;-ferences.
V1
N3
Ell

USSR UDC; 51
PAER"..T.- RAKUZ INA, 0. Ya.
"Prospective Planning of the Development of Land Reclamation in the Automatic
Control System of the USSR Water Resources Ministry"
Mat. Metody v Ekon. [Mathematical Methods in Economics--Collection of Works],
No 9, Riga, Zinatne Press, 1972, pp 5-22 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No IIV490)
Translation: Several multiple-index models of linear pro,gramming are discussed.

USSR UDC 51
PANKOV, P. I., RAKUZINA, 0. Ya.
"Planning for Future Development of LandImprovement at the Atomic Power
Plant of Hinvodkhoz USSR's
V sts. Mat. metody v ekon. (Mathematical Methods in Economics Collection
of Works), No. 9, Riga, "Zinatne", 1972,pp 5~22 (from PZh4fatematika,
NoAl, Nov 72, Abstract No 11V490)
Translation: Several multi-index models of linear progra:-ming are described.
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PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
2- 040 UNCLASSTFMD
.~_.T,ITLE-TUNABLE RECEIVER OF LONG WAVE INFRARED RADIATION -U-
F,YA-t PANKOVI, V*G* RULEV K*A*
...XCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRON At VOL 15, NO 2v 1970, PP
~'-371-375
PUBLISHED ------- 70
~~.,SUSJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
~.JTOPIC TAGS--IR RADIATION, PHYSICS LABORATORY INSTRUMENT, RECEIVER
7-CKARAC TERI ST ICy IR RECEIVER
...,CONTROL 14
-MARKI'G--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1992/1153 STEP NO--UR/0109/701015/002/0371/0375
~-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112255
UNCLASSIFIED
Lih I illl Ffih'j 6lM6MihVmb ~igii.66fid W6.ijil !Wll

UNCLASS I Ft ED' PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
2 2 040
'-,,Clk.C ACCESSION NO--AP0112255
GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN APPARATUS IS DESCRIBED, '.r.'HICH
;~:-7-OPERATES AS A SELECTIVE NARROW BAND TUNABLE,DETECTIOR OF INFRARED
RADIATION IN THE 25-300 MICROMETER RANGE AND ALSO, AS A WIDE 8AND
:-."ELECTRON BOLOMETER" IN THE 300-2000 MICROMETER RANGE. IT COINSISTS OF
~THREE- BLOC UNITS: 1) THE HELLIUM CRYOSTAT WITH A LIGHT GUIDEt A
SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID9 AND A PHOTOSENSITIVE ELEMENT; 2) A STANO FOR
ELECTRON INSTRUMENTS; AND 3) A MOUULATOR, ITS SENSITIVITY IS
RELATIVELY INDEPENDENT OF THE WAVE LENGTH FROM SEVERAL MILLIMETERS DOWN
JO 600 MICROMETERS. THE SENSITIVITY SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
APPARATUS AT A MAGNETIC FIELD VALUE OF SIMILAR T0,22.5 KOE (AS RECORDED
BY A VACUUM MONOCHROMATOR WITH CHANGEABLE.ECHELETTE:GRATINGS WHICH
OPERATES IN THE 20-2000 MICROMETER RANGE) IS PRESENTED. IT HAS A
DEFINITE RESONANCE FORM WITH A RELATIVE 5 PERCENT HALF WIDTH* IT IS
CONCLUDED THE DESCRIBED RECEIVER IS HIGHLY SENSITIVE AND HAS A SMALL
INERTIA.- IN THE 25-300 MICROMETER RANGE TliE APPARATUS HAS NARROW BAND
SENSITIVITY WITH A POSSIBILITY Of TUNING THE ENTIRE WAVE RANGE BY A
SIMPLE VARIATION OF CURRENT, AND CONSEQUENTLY MAGNETIC FIELD, IN A
SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID. WHEN SWITCHING IT ON A WEAK MAGNETIC FIELD (H
SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO 5 KOE) OR CUTTING OFF THE SOLENOID, IT OPERATES
'AS A NONSELECTIVE DETECTOR SENSITIVE TORADIATION WITH LAMBDA LARGER
THAN OR EQUAL TO 300 MUM WAVE LENGTH. A COMPARATIVELY SMALL RESISTANCE
OF THE RECEIVER ELEMENT (5-LO KOHM) MAKE$~IT POSSIBLE To OBTAIN A SMALL
TIME-CONSTANTI WHICH DETERMINES THE SPEED OF PHYSI CAL PROCESSES IN A
CRYSTAL.

--Opp,%
USSR UDC 621.384.3
NAD, F. Ya., PANKOV, V. C., RULEV, K. A.
"Tunable Receiver of Long Wave Infraxed Radiation" q
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 15, No 2, 1970, pp 371-375
n apparatus is described, which operates as a selective narrow band
Abstract: k
tunable detector of infrared radiation in the 25-300 micratrieter range and also,
n-bolometer" in the 300-2000 mUcrometer range. It con-
as a wide band "electro,
-ith
sists of three bloc units: 1) the hellium cryostat ii i: Ught guLde, a
r onducting solenoid, and a photosensitive element; 2).a st.Lnd for electron
supe c
instruments; and 3) a modulator.
Its sensitivity is relatively independent of the wave leng-th from several
raillimeters down to 600 micrometers. The sensitivity speczral en racteristic
4 the apparatus at a magnetic field value of re22.5 koe (as recorded by a
vacuum monochromator with changeable echelette gratings wh,~(_-h operates in the
20-2000 micrometer range! is preaented. It has a deftnimrasoaance form. with
a relative 5 percent half-width. It is concluded the the descri.bed receiver
is highly sensitive and has a small inertia.

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USSR
NAW, F. Ya., et al., Radioteklinika i Elektronika, Vol 15, No 2, 1970, pp 371-375
In the 25-300 micrometer range the apparatus has narrou-band sensitivity with a
possibility of tuning the entire wave range by,a simple variation of current,
and consequently magnetic field, in a superconducting solenoid. Mhen switching
it on a weak magnetic field (14 -- 5 koe) or,cutting-off the solenoid, it operates
as a nonselective detector sensitive. to radiation w-ith 300~IePl wave length.
A comparatively small resistance of the receiver element (5-10:kohm) makes it
possible to obtain a small time constant, which determines the speed of physi-
cal processes in a crystal. Orig. art: has:, figures.
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USSR
PAPKOV, V. 1.
"Statistical Investigation of High-Speed Computer Programs"
Vychisl. Teklinik-a [Computer Technology -- Collection of Works], No 2,
Leningrad, Energiya Press, 1972, pp 61-67 CTranslated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V656, by the author).
Translation: Problems of statistical analysis of programs for high-speed
digital computers are studied. It is demonstratcd that various versions
of programs can be statistically analyzed, for which tlie results of' analy-
sis differ significantly. The relative nafure of the -results of statistical
analysis is demonstrated. It is concluded that it is hecessitry to perform
broader statistical studies.
_MP

CONTROL MARKING-ND RESTRICTIONS
bOCUMENIT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0131239
U,

2/2: 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--13NOV70
CJRC ACCESSION MO--AP0131289
...ABSTkACT,-*C-XTRACT--fU) GP-0- AB-STRACT. IN EXPER I MENTS 13 N9DOGS WITH
THIRY-VELLA FISTULA ANO ADD I T IONAL ENTEROSTONY THE INTR41YENGUS INJECTION
fJF- PITUITRI,"J (0.01-0.03 ML-KG) CAUSED NE'ITHER STIMUL.ATf(IN I-IF THE
-PERISTALSIS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE, NOZ ITS INHIBITION IN INSTANCES 'WHEN
IT WAS ACTIVATED wilTH 0MNQPG,,,,j Pl-~CSE.RINE A14D DIMECOLINE.
FACILITY: RYAZAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

-.Acce Nr.f: Ref. Code: UR 0219
00031626-
TRIMARY SOURCE: Byulleten' Ekspe mentalinoy Biologii i
Meditsiny 1970 Vol 69, Nr 1. pp
THE AIMOUNT OF COPPER AND MANGANESE CONTAINED IN EXPERIMENTAL
NEUTGROWTHS OF ANINIALS AND IN:OSSBOUS SARCOMAS OF NIAN
S- D. SftevchMkoyi,
Kharkov Research Institute of Prosthesis, Orihopedics and Trallmatology
Osseo
Copper and manganese content in diverse us newgcowths in marl and anima!-q
(rabbits, rats), and also correlation of these elements were investil-,fated. When calculated
at zonal rate the 'amount of copper and. manganese in turnours turned out to be higher
by'comparison with their level in intact bones. Correlation of these elt-nents (CulMri)
in tumours rise sharply. The nature of proportional distribution (if copper and trianganese
in tumours of different origin under examination disaccorded but little.
( 'If
REEL/FMME

PRO _3!~.iW~i UA'lE--Z'tt%l0V(0
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BARRIER CAPACITANCE OF SEMICONDUCTORS
1- E WiTH SHORT FREE
--PATH LENGTH -U-
AUTHOR---L!.u'uLu_Yu.D.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-",:,SOUR C E F I Z . TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4( 5) :;978~80
~:.-,..-:QATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,.,,-:SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, ELECTRONICS AND EL
ECTRICAL EAIGR.
Jo.p I c TAGS-- S Eill lCONDUCTOR R AND Of ELECTRIC CAPAC I TAN, CE, SEMICO.NDUCTOR
ODE, ELECTRON M011L[TYf FREQUENCY CHA,RACItERISTIC
C-ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
].-DOCUMENT CLASS--U'qCL4SSIFlt_0
~PROXY.REEL/FRAME-3003/1822
STEP t,10--UR/0449/70/004/()05/O'j78/0(j'90
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP013065?
10ir, I-A-r-s I-F- r C. 0_

_V2 _-032 UNCLAStIFIED
MCESSVIG DATE-27MOV70
C.111C ACCESSIoN N0--AP0 130652
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-N) GP-0- ABSTRACT AN AN OM AL ("U."', DEPE"I'MENICE OF THE
'TUR N
BARRIER CAPACITANCE ON THE CONTACT P.D. WAS 08SD. LIN DII'DE STRUC ES 01
THE BASIS OF COS FILMS WITH A Lnw CARRIER NOBILITY fo.01-1 CM FIRIME-2-V
SIEC) I WITH CU, AU, ANO IN AS, FLECTRODE "MATERIALS. AN ANAL. OF THE
..FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 010I)ES' SHOWED T14AI THE
DISPERSION
:,-~PROPERJIES WERE. BEST DESCRIBED BY* A MODEL 9F A PIN JUNCTION WITH A
-CONTINUOUSLY DISTRIBUTEDELEC.. CONO., DELTAIX). THE ANOMALOUS BARRIER
is :OF SUCH A -SIG~iA(X).
A CONSEQUENCE, FACILITY:. GOPtK.
s
SLED'.~ FIZ* TEKH. INST., -GORKI, US-SR.
J
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USSR um 621-391-81
PANKOV, Yu. N.
"Peculiarities of Using Complex Probing Signals on Point and Extended
Objects"
q Tr. Mosk. aviats. in-ta (Works of Moscow Aviation Institute), 1971, vyp.
225s pp 95-lo4 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dec 71, Abstract No 12A55)
Translation: The author considers the possibility of using known complex
signals with a known level of correlation residues to irradiate a large
number of point or extended objects. Signals of the Barker code and
M-sequence type are considered. Analytic and graphic relations are found
for the signal-to-noise ratios of the given.types of signals as a function
of the number of objects observed. An estimate is made of the quality of
the radiation image or the observability of the object, i. e. the ratio of
the amplitude pip at the instant of pulse cessation to the average value
ofthe noise envelope regardless of its origin. Analytical expressions
are derived for estimating the observability, and graphs are plotted for
the observability as a function of the contraction coef~ficient and the
number of objects. The following conclusions are drawn from the resultant
1!2

USSR
PAMMV, Yu. N., Tr. Mask. aviats. in-ta, 1971, vyp. 225, PP 95-104
relations: 1) The observability of a point object decreases when a com-
plex signal is used instead of the conventional unmodulated signal, which
is due to the appearance of correlation residues during signal contrac-
tion, increasing the background power. 2) Losses of observability de-
crease with an increase in code significance. 3) The signal-to-noise
ratio or observability of objects deteriorates with an increase in the
imaber of objects observed. Ye. L.
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CMITARATIVE CRAiArTl~,RIFTICS OF 7.110H PhOLOG NAL CliANG.Es i1q, ~..'HZ
.mm m.m :U:D
LONGITLTIWAL ACCELERATIM.M. .111 AN INT.-,'E~ITY OF FG11i; G
J.Ptiolo r':t -A hv2cow, Aktual~~c Von-ron
1, ;=1
__~W _CTnq)
C'W7 nd CTI 141selan, I
A study or prolorWed exposuro tn wmnll
Is of the.prertoat i=ortanco for ancr-pti1ning th-~ Pie-c-liti-eva
'Of body adaptation. to"chan.7o3 in Cravitation conditionii z_-":
will make it possible to trcco t!%o dyniad.oa of this p cceL;z.
Among the other.adaptation.mechuniamn. mc:rd than a 111.11o, -cl,3
in pla-;red bT.the kidneys. Tht-chonges iettlnG in in the kid-
neys are, on the onu h6nd,.a i0floction ur the Overall disor-
der in circulation, ar-d an -the other- handi arc! directed "to
nsintalnin& watar-minoral aqullibrium under -zonditions of Im-
paired homoostasLs.
In tho literature which han corie to our uttontion the
atudioz; devoted to morphological changen In the kidnoya for-
the Most Port mr.P17 dither to brief exposure to great accol-
-proiorwtia repeated low accolor a
erattons or to ati n-- (V. V.
Karolov, 1963, 1961~, 1967; ". G Potrukhin, 1963; Sonolar nnd
Loubiere, 1960; Silvatlo and 5riton, 1948).
"tion w9a n study of norph-
The purpose of this invcatir
olagical chanz;os in tho kidneyn in depondenca an tha duration
and direction a.' tho exposL"_ an-3 tho detection of compponin-
tory-ndaptivo rosctiona In the kidneyo caused by the influence
of the hypothalamic-hTophyaoal nourosecratory v7ai:= and at-
roctod to a derrease in homodynamic dinordera.
The experiment wan conducted on 76 white mala rats
wDiShing 200-260 S. Prolonf;od ey.,po*uro to acceleration was at-
tained by rotating, the animals on a two-arm contrifuro with
an arm radius of 70 cm.
P R '1 9 84
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14 J"L-/

'112 020 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING OATE--230CT70
T-ITLE--DIFFERENTIAL PHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION dF TITANIUM WITH
DIANTIPYRYLMETHANE IN PRODUCTS FRom rHE PREPARATION Or- PIGMENT riTANIUm
AUTHOR-(02)-ZAMYSOLVs R.U.s PANKOVA, I-A*'
,,,.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~::-SOURCE-LAKOKRASOCH. MATER- TKH. PRIMEN.. 19T (11 ,5 5-6
0
:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY9 MATERIALSi, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSISt TITANIUM CUMPLEXt PtGMENTP IRON;.
VANADIUMP ORE/(U)FEK M COLORIMETER
,,-..,CMTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~i~.,.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0689 STEP N(]--UR/03O3f7OfCOO/GCL/OO5510056
C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119597
UNCLASS IF IED ---

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-230CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119597
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT---(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TI PRrMElt- POSITIVE COMPLEX
WITH DIANTIPYRYLMETHANE HAS AN ABSORBANCE MAX. AT GAMMA SUBMAX 380-400
NM; ITS MOLAR ABSORPTIVITY IS 6.8 TIMES 10 PRL-,ME4.: MEASUREMENT AT 485
NM IS PROPOSED FOR HIGHER CONCNS. OF TI. THE INTERFERENCE OF FE PRIME3
'POSITIVE AND V PRIME5 POSITIVE IS EL114INATED BY REJ-114. WITH ASCORBIC
ACID. THE COLOR IS DEVELOPED AFTER 15,14IN HEATING ON A WATER BATH. TO
ANALYZE TIO SUB2, DISSOLVE A O.IG SAMPLE AND 2.5 G (NH SUB4) SU82 SO
SUB4 IN 5 ML H SUB2 SO SUB4 BY HEATING, OIL. WIT14 50-60 ML. 1:1 H SU32
SO SUB4 WITH H SUB2 0 TO 200 ML. HEAT A 10 ML ALIQUOT WITH 10 ML-1:1
HCL FOR 10 MIN ON A BOILING WATER 13ATHP ADD 15 ML RFAG~ENT UPERCENT
DIANTIPYRYLMETHANE AND 0.2PERCENT ASCOR.BfC ACID 11?4i()PERCENT H SU132 SO
SUB4) TO THE HOT SOLN., KEEP 10 MIN AT~ROOM TEMP~tl COOLt ADD H SUB2 0 TO
50 ML AND MEASURE THE ABSORBANCE IN A LO MM CELL oy USING THE FEK-M
PHOTOCOLORIMETER WITH LIGHT FILTER NO, 3. THE ABSORBANCE OF THE TEST
SOLN* AND THAT.OF THE STD-SOLN. WITH 3*5 MG TIO SUB2-50 ML IS MEASURED
IN THE DIFFERENTIAL ARRANGEMENT. Tit ORES ARE FUSE0 WITH K SU82 S SUB2
O.SUB7, DISSOLVED IN 10PERCENT H SUE12 SO SUB4t- AND THE AL14UOT IS
TREATED IN THE SAME WAY. ANAL. OF PIGMENTS AND OR~S WI.TH 12-99PERCENT
GAVE SATISFACTORY RESULTS; THE STD. DEVIATION WAS 0.04-0415PERCENT.

USSR uDc: 661.143
PIMVA, S. P. XROIMAUZ.T V. G. GUGEL B. M.
"Formation of (Zn-Cd)S Solid Solutions Wring Sintering"
Sb- Nauch. tr. VNIT Iyulunoforov i osobo chist. veshchestv (Collected
Scientific Works of the All-Union Scientific hesearc it-Lite of Phosphors
and:Very Pure Substances), 1971,.VYP. 6, p1i 36-41 (from E~h-Xhiniya, 110 15,
Aug 72, Abstract No 15T.184)
Translation: The high sensitivity of the method of diffusion reflection
spectra to analysis of the co=osition and degree of honyi[renetty in the
0
ZnS-CdS system is used for studying the peculiarities of the formation of R_
solid solution as a function of preparative conditions and the quality of the
raw material. The au-thors reveal the degree to which the rate of sinterin,,r
is affected by the quality, of the initial zinc- and calmi,.Lm sulfides, treatment
of ZnS with various "washing agents" 01140H, 'TI14cl and Krri[), conditions of
heating the charge, and the gas atmosDhere (Vacuum hydrqen, argon, hydro,-
en
sulfide). Existing methods for charge preparation and equipment for calcining
do-not ensure complete reproducibilityofthe product even in the presence of
fluxes#
27

USSR UDC 621.391:519.27
NEZHMETDINOV, T. K., FANKOVETS, V. V., ROMANOV, 1. 11.
"Effectiveness of Introducing Adaptation in Complex Radio Systems with Infor-
mation and Structural Adaptation"
Privera.1 obrabotka inform. v slozlin. inform; sistemak-h --V Sb