SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARYLIS, M.E. - PASHINKIN, A.P.

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LILL-?. CUiLSITUMS 3F CWYW7.nt Or )tW-O=YZTAL-It3C rtUZ INUI;X ARTl]%Rz.;jDE
Ctl DULE.C711.11C SUBSTRAITU.-
(ArtIcIr by V. A. Kao'y=. F. 1. Pa3echnik. Kishinev; Novosibirsk. III Sia-
pn'tA L kh Kriota'.1- 1 111"0
Accordin;t to tha puhlish" 4azz, 0* .00CMI qt o~rmdl ~Ctyltzlli-
tion osrnit~ " to a"44n (E too only of a J~ndeltic strucLum. This method
constote in tvrattrix a vrotective layer an Utt surface of A plycry4tniltne
film. mvitAna it wi;h subsequent. reer e
yxtAIILrAttpq fro" 010-P lt,~
B-4
W- hav, a detailed study of tht fattars affecting the atruc-~
ture and property of the recrystalli red filea . It is demonstrated that such
factqrs are ^4 19,13fAmi 1) the subetrAte.terverature for which - that Lai clot
7 0.1icrystallina film was obr-min4di I). the temparatuto and oxi4ettia".tiZ. 01
the film surface for ire4tion of the protective layer. 3) the dtaple.tt t
rate of the Itibid p1mia 'fxmt;*4) jr~mtsliizitiao
ray structural and tlectim diffraction -&ads of the fIls'
was found mat depending an the 'recry 'stallization conditions it is p.;Ibl,.t
to obtain the (~Iw Qf'thrqff typoll a) filvia with dandritic *truttu
monacrystallin* filma having microprojectiona and packing defect-'s an
face. c) manocr7stolline. Mae. with a swooth'surface.
Man-jcrystxI!In*..InSb film were obtained on substrates. of m4c4, quartz
and,eapbire, 7be. ILI* thickness was. from I to 6 adcrona, &ad t1u, film area
readied 3r) a 51) YAN2. Their electrical. parameter& were C161t to 8.Na p4rsxetera~
of- massive crystals. . Thus, the n-typs film with a - 2-10 6 cei- bad a P.&I
mabluty of 63.0W atz~wsoc - The -type T's" (allared
WM germanium) with F * 2-LO&6,rocs=r3tgb:p44ra&tttUart*I aablUiv of the acceptors of
L 4."a co'2/v got at 77' K.

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KAS'YAN, V. A., PASEQH7j~,j4_F_-1-v
OHighly-Sensitive Hall E~T Generators From Monocryslualline In3b Films"
Tr. po fiz. polu2rc~vodilikov. Kishinev. un-t (Works On Semiconductor PrJoice.
Kishinev University)# 1971Y IBBUO ~, PP 9 102 (from RZh:Slqktrqik.1_i ;ioye
primeneniye, No 7, JulY 1972, Abstract No 7B366)
Translation: The paper Btudies the electrical and galvanomagnetic properties
of n-type 1n5b monocrystalline films suitable for creation oi ioll caf tmns-
L
ducers. Righly-sansitive Hall emf transducers, were prepared arA their character-
istice studied. It is ahown thst the Hull emf tranoducera prepared from mono-
crystalline films of indium antimonide posseen a voltage scncitivity of '00
.700:m!,V/oersted and the temperature coefficient of voltage senoitivity is 0.05
percerit/degree in the temperature range -,50 500 0. In r. pulse rapime off purier
supply the transducer seneitivity increases t 61: (10 0 ~i&V/&rsted.
6 ill. 1 tab. 5 ref. Surnuary,
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Sb. Nauch. Tr. Kafedry Vyssh. Mat. Tullsk. Politekhn. 'In-t [Collected
Scientific Works of the Department of Higher Mathematit--s, Tula Poly-
technical Institute], 1972, No I pp, 117-129 (Translated from Refera-
tivn)ry Zhurnal Kibernetika,.No.9, 1973, Abstract No 9V31)
Translation: A particular problem from queuelng th,~ory is tud i ed,
when a finite number of requests may be located in the system. The
probabilities of states of the system satisfy a system of linear dif-
ferential equations with constant coefficients, depending on two param-
eters of the queueing system. The characteristic polynomial is expressed
by means of a linear transform through aspecial polynomial, the roots
of which are independent of the parameters characterizing the queLicing
'Pinally, a reverse transform is used to find the Toots of the
system.
characteristic polynomial through which the probabilities of states in
the transient process of operation of the queueing system are then ex-
pressed. Author's view

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Eksperimen't 11na:ya Terapiya, 1970, Vol 14,
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THE EFFECT OF VITAINII.N B6 (PYRIDOXIN) ON THE CONTENT OF GLYCOCJEN
IN THE LIVER IN ACUTE- EXPEP,[MENTAL HEPATITIS
1. Kh. Poseehnik
In experiments on 1310 rats it was established that single administration of pyri.
doxin In a dose of 3 ink, per 100 gm oi N)dy weight had no ciftict on thei glycoRen levol
In the, liver of healthy ratii, Daily adn, ini3tration (if pyridoxIn ht thie same dose for a
long time (up to 20 days).favoured restoralloq of. glycogen content in the liver of 'rats
with acute hepatitis caused by CC14 administration.
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_A13STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GO-0- A B.S T R A C TT PN13LE OF COINTIENTS INTRODUCTION
3. CHAPTER I SEISM[C EQUIPMENT USEO IN REGIsrERING SEISMIC wAVES
'[S/41C
FROM EXPLOSIONS 7. 11 THE USE OF FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF SE
VIBRATIONS.FOR THE STUDY OF THE DYNAMIC CHARACTERIS~TICS OF SEISMIC WAVES
23. 111 METHODS,T0 INCREASE THE EFFEMVE SENST I*Y [IF SEISMIC
EQUIPMENT USED IN REGISTERING NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS 47. IV KINETIC AND
CHARACTERISTICS OF VOLUME WAVES;REGISTEREO IN THE I ZONE 69.
V CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VOLOME WAVES REGISTERED 1.,'N THE Ili [Ili IV
zwjEs 96. VI CHARACTERISTICS OF SURFACE WAVES 'EXCITED t3Y EXPLOSIONS
OF VARIOUS TYPES 135. VII THE ENERGY OF- SE[Si'41C; WAVES AT VARIOUS
TYPES OF EXPLOSIONS 173. LITERATURE L78. EXAM,INED!ARE THE KINETIC
AND DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF VOLUME ANP SRUFACE S~E[SM[C WAVES EXCITED
'BY NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS IN VARIOUS MED[A.~ ~ INVESTIGATED IS THE LEVEL AND
SPECTRAL COMPOSITONS OF MICROSEISMS IN VARIOUS SEIS!t-IOGEOLOGICAL REGII)P.,S;
HE QUESTION CONCERNING THE CHOICE OF OPTIMUm
DISCUSSE5 IS ALSO Tr
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PARAMETERS OF SEISMIC EWUIPMENT. 'SHOWN' ARrz POSSIBI,LITIE
DATA OBTAINED AT EXPLOSIONS FOR THE STUDY OF THE IN TERNAL STRUCTURE OF
-.,,-:..THE EARTH.
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WAVES, PRIMARILY LONGIFUDINAL P WAVES. FOR SUB SUR-FACE EXPLOSIONS THE
MEAN M SUbS VALUES ARE 1.5-0.5 UNITS LES~ THAN FOR EARTHQUAKES WITH
EQUAL MAGNITUDES M SUBB. THIS MAGNITUDE CRItERION CAN BE- SUCCESSFULLY
USED IN UIFFERENTIATING THE RLCORDS OF UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS AV-ONG THE
NUMEROUS RECORDS OF EARTHQUAKES REGISTERED AT TELESEESMIC DISTANCES IN
THE RANGE FROM 30 TO 900EGREES (FROM 3,500 TO 10,000 KMJ. LEADING
SEISMCLUGISTS IN THE wESTLRN COUNTRIES FEEL THAT IT 15 POSSIBLE TU CHECK
ON THE ULCURRENCE OF UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS 1WHIJUr FIELD
INSPECT ION&. HGiiEVER 7- THERE I S. STI LL. ~NO- AGkt-EMENT~ Ao4ONG !S;E I SMULOGI S T S
AS, TO THE MINIMUM THRESHOLD MAGNITUDE M SUBS BEGIINNING WITH WHICH
UNDERGRGUND NUCLEAR EXPLUSIONS CAN BE lUENTIFIED. SOME A14ERICAN
SEI.SMULOCISFS FEEL THAT THE MINIMUR 14 SUBS AT WHICH SUCH EXPLOSIONS CAN
.BE DETECTED IFUR PERIODS f EQUALS:20 SECI MAGNIFICAT10N OF ABOUT 3j000)
JS THE. MAGNITUDE OF EXPLOSIONS WITH A PWiEk OF 20-6.0' KILOTONS IN SOLID
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RAGNIFICATION OF LONG PERIOD StIS,~,IOGRAPHS FOi () Z
HAS lifEN INCREASED f0 L00,0U0 AND THEY HAVL BEEN IN UNDEmGROUND
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CHA14BERS AND EMPLOY FILTEkS IN THE REGIGN OF PF-
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SURFACE WAVES AT TELES~ISMIC DISTANCES IS.A~READY 01TIRLLY FEAS131-F. A
VALUE M SUBS EQUAL'S 2 IS OBSERVED FOR UNDERGROUND E,KPLOSILINS WITH A
PUWER OF SEVERAL KILOTONS 101 SOLID ROCK. THIS PAPER GIVES DATA ON riiE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 14 SUBS AND M SUOB FOR UNDER GRfJVl'iu NUGLEAR BURSTS AS
DETERMINED AT SEISMIC STAfItjNS IN THE USSR. THE AUT 'HORS LUMPARE 1-HESE
~RELATIONSHIPS WITH THOSE FOR EARTHQUAKES AND ANALY~E THE POSSIBILITY OF
IDENTIFYING UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR BURSTS ON THE BASIS OF THE MAGNITUDE
CRLTERIUN. LUMPARISON, OF EXPRESSIONS OF THE FORO M EQUALS M(MP) FUIJ
t~ I 'ALED
EXPLOSIONS AND EARTHQUAKES OBTAINED FRUIM SOVIET SEISMI DATA REVE
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OF AAGNII
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WITHOUT ON THE SPOT INSPELTIUN. FACILITY' INS~FITUTE OF PHYSICS
OF -THE EARTH.

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JUASOVIE-T SCIENTtSTS HAVE PROPOSED AND DEVELOPED A !41AOL~: OF- II)EAS
THAT HAVE SPURRED RESEARCH INTO THE FIELD OF FOR'~IJL AT ING T-IF S!':I S'-', I C
METHODOF DETECTING NUCLEAR EXPLOSI WNS 4N0 DETI,-RMINING THEIR WUO.E.
USING AN A.UTnMATED CONTROL SYSTEM, THE SEISMIC METHDO -MAKES IT POSSIRLE
iTO ESTABLISH THE FACT OF A NUCLEAR FXPLOSION WITHIW20 TO 30 141NUTESP
CAN RE EMPLOYED FOR BOTH SHORT AND.LONG,DISTANCES.
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KOZAK, 0. V. , PASTECERTIK, L. L.
"Investigation of an Intense Quasistations-7 Discharge Plazma in a Magnetic
Field"
V sb. Vo-Dr. fiz. nizkoteirxeratur-z' -zry (Problems o f14,w-Ternerature Plasma
I. rla
Physics-collection. of works), Minsk, ""Ta-ulka i tekhn.",~ 19700 pp 2005-209
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan. 71, t'~straet No !1)186)
Translation: The Daner is a renort on the results of am ex-nerimental study
of a dense plasma with charge concentration of 10A2-1015 cc~l created by an
intense quasistationary cold-cathode discharge in a magaetic field with a
strength of UP to 5,000 oersteds. A study was made of the radial- distr4--
bution of plasma density lie and electron. temperature T. under various ex-
perimental conditions. The diffusion coefficient is f~Qnd as a function of
the magnetic field by cormaring algaerimental and theoretical i-elationshii:)s
for N=H(r). Two illustrations, bibliography f six titles. :Restu'

U195P.
PASECHM L L POPOVICHN A4 S. (Ph~-_ics Institute of the Ulrainian Academy
~C Kle
"Study of the Effect of the Instability of a Type of loon~iitudinai Ambipolar
Sound on the Tire of Motion of Particlos of a ID
11asna across a Magnetic Field"
Leningrad., Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki; July, 1971; pp 1362-5
ABSTIUCT- The article describes the first attompt to use a phase method,
developed ear2ier for the study of.the notion of ions in a natural gns., for
the study of the transfer of charged particles of a plawm acroas a Magnetic
field. It is shown that the instability, identified ezwlier by the authors
as a modification of longitudinal anbipolar sound. leads to a ssubstanntia.2 de-
crease ia. the t:Ln; e of transf er of paiticles to -the wall. At the sxaa time
the 1U if etimell of olectrors as well as ions ~ appears to be ~ on th.,3 order of the
period of the oscillations caused by the indicated instability and ,,,Tree 14th
-be. theoretical evaluations GbI-Pined frw, dLnensional con,-liderationa.
The article includen three fijnpres. Thoro are 3.0 referencos.

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I 1 17111 -11111, -.11 .1 i III:,.IIIII','-iLI
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VERTEBITff V. P. KALI CHE-IdMO A. I. P, V_ u ar F 0
~~,,J(Yrs,i,uta Of 11"11cle
search
Ukrainian Icadei,-,j of Sciences
IIT~evel Density of Con,.oca-ind 11~uclei in the RegionA 130-23CO ani CrLher Nuclenr
Properties"
pr
IOSCCIT
Yadernaya lIzillm; J111Y2 1972; pp 38-41
ABSTRACTI: Recently at the reactcr of the institute of ~'~_,clnar '.7,'ose~?xch of
the Ukrainian Acaderv of Sciences smie data on neialtron re,,,xinarco for a
able rrw..-,ber of nuvcloi ovelv t1jo ratnge, of maso, nmffiers A Obt-ained
by the time-of-flight neUicid. There ftta wave ivmd to calmolat-L, the lc~.el donsity
of compound nuclei close to the excitation enex~,7 eauril to tho lAnAnrr, on(,,r,:y.
This paper presents data on the dependence of -bile man dist-unce !)atwcon levals for
a fi d e7citation energy as
ye a function of the, wfber of no -rons in a nucleus.

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at al (Irutitute of Nuclear Research of'the 11krainian Academy
136
ItNeutron Resonances of Isotopes Ce and Co
Kiev., Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal- December, 2970; pp 2050-3
136
ABSTRACT, The transmission of samples of natural cerium 4u)d its isotopes Ce
138 i4o 142
Ce Y Ce and Ce with a maximum resolution of 50 in the energy
range of 0.01-5000 ev was measured on the VVR-H reactor of the Institute of
Physics of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciewes, The following resonances were
discovered in the region measured: for Ce :06 -- 66.30 335 .07., 181, 187, P-32,
142
274, 533, 633, 876; for Ce 1290 and 4360. Several'biwes exist for assum-
there also e 1640
ing that in ~he cave of Ce 3riat lavele with enargies of
and 2740 ov. With the remi-Its obtaimod :Lt:;Lo poosibialo: (Letamtno the dis-

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PASECINIK, M. V., et al, Ukrainsidy Fizichaskly Zhuxnal;'Decembor, 1970; PP Z050-3
tame between the levels (Ce 136 __ 58 ev, C'e 138 -- 200 ev, celli.2 -- 10W ev),
to calculate one of the basic parameters of the leval denpity end to canpare
it with theoretically predicted values for this quantity.~
The measurenents were carried out by the method, of the tilite of flight.,
the advantage of which in the given case is being able to, operate with a small
sample. This is especially important in the study of isotopen ~ of 1mi propa-
336 1 138
gation, Thus, a natural mixture contains 0,19% Ce arxt 0.26%, Ce With
the data obtained it was possible to determive the deper4lMae a the level den-
sity of cerium on the particular isotope.
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PASECIiN. KORZH, I. A., KASHUBA, I. Ye., HISHCHENLIKO, V. A. PRAVDIVYY,
P~ ~=d S~ANZH~X, I. Ye., Institute of Physics of the Academy of Sciences
.4
4
Ukrainian SSR
"Study of the Elastic Scattering of Neutrons in the 0.3-4.1 Mev Energy Region
by Ti and Cr Nuclei Using the Optical Nodel of, the Nucleus"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 11, No 5, May 70, pp 958-966
Abstract: The angular distributions of neutrons elastically scattered by Ti
and Cr nuclei were measured over the angles 20-145' for neutron energies 2, 2.5,
and 3 Mev, and data are given on the polarizing capacity of these nuclei for
neutron energies of 1.5 and 2.0 Mev. The data are compared with the angular
distributions of elastically scattered neutrons and with polarization occurring
under elastic scattering as calculated on the basis of the six-parameter optical
model of the nucleus. The purpose of this comparison was to make a systematic
study of the variation with energy of the parameters of the optical. potential,
which function describes the interaction between the neutran and the nucleus,
-The values of the optimal parameters Vc and WC were obtainea by a least-squares
fitting of data on the angular distributions of elastically scattered neutrons.
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PASECHNIK, M. V., et al, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 11, No 5, May 70, pp 958-966
A comparison of calculated and experimental total cross sections shcn4ed satis-
factory agreement between the two. The values of the optimal parameters of the
optical model were calculated by a three-parameter analysis;,the forms of the
angular distributions calculated by the three-parameter variiition method did
not greatly differ from the angular distributions calculated with a two-para-
meter variation. This is said to indicate that the parametez-s of the optical
potential Most sen angular:distributions
sitive to the magnitude and form of the
are the values of the real and Imaginary parts of ~the centra~L potential.
2/2

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011 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSIIIG DATE--020CT70
,:~.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107345
GP-0- ABSTRACT. WHEN THE SMELT FR04 A S:)DA
E
RECOVERY FURNACE IS DISSOLVED (IN WEAK.WHITE LIQUOR)t A CDNSIDERABLE
AMT. OF A-MIXT. OF STEAM AND GAS IS EVOLVED. THE '41XT. 15 DISCHARGED
INTO THE ATM. THROUGH AN EXHAUST PIPE AND CONTAINS SOLIO pAqTICLES
ENTRAINED BY THE FLOWv WHICH CAUSE POLLUTION* THELAPP. DESCRIBED WAS
~DESIGNED TO.PURIFY THE MIXT. FROM THE ENTRAINED PARTICLES AND ALSO FIOM
GASEOUS S~COMPONENTS. FROM THE TANK CONTG.. THE SOLN.t THE STEAM GAS
MfXT. GOES TO A SCRUBBER CONSISTING OF A MIXING TUOE AND A GRAVITY
t,ONDENSATE.TRAP. THE WEAK WHITE LIQUOR FROM THE CAUSTICIZATION ROOM IS
AT 1.5-2 BARS, INTO THE LOWER CONE OF THE C0110ENSATF TIAP, WHERE
THE LIQUOR USED FOR SPRAYING THE NIXING!TUBE ALSO COLLECTS. THE:LIQUOR
--~FED IS C010ROLLED 13Y VALVES9 AND A DEFINITE VOL. OF WEAK WHITE LIQUOR
--~:.-CIRCULATES7 CONTTNUOU-SLY' -THROUGH- T~H]E: APP.!~ THE- APP'w:,REMOVES 95PERCENT OF
JHE SOL:10'-PARTI.CLESt AND NEARLY 100PERGENT OF THE S COMPDS.
--mc-

USSR UDC 661.183
PASEGHNIK, V. A., MOSKVICHEV, B. V., and SAMSONOV, G. V.
"Selectivity of the Ion Exchange Processes in Case of Partial Inaccessibility
of the Sorption Centersil
-1763
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol 46, No 8, Aug 73, pp 1758
Abstract: Many important ion exchange processes occur under conditions In
which some of the sorption centers.are Inaccessible, so that the sorption
exhibits strong non-ideal characteristics. The authors propose a method
for calculating thermodynamic functions of similar processes of ion exchange:
standard enthalpy and entropy as well as the coefficients of the activity of
the components. A theoretical mathematical: treatment of the formulae is
given with implicit consideration of the effect of inaccessible centers on
selectivity.

USSR UDC 54 1 .12-
HALOW V. A. SAITSONOV, G. V., and YEL I KIN, G. B., Institute of
ec aPtompounds, Leningrad, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Thermodynamic Study of Ion.-Exchange Equilibrium With Consideration
for Solvation in the Ion-Excharip Resin", .'
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizichoskoy 1(hinii, Vol No 4, Apr 70, pp 1065-
1070
Abstract: A thermodynamic equation has been derived -to correlate
the constant of ion-exchange equilibrima and the difference of free
swelling energy of ion-exchange resins in monoionic forms. The
method T)ro-oosed for analyzikLS the relation between the selectivity
and swelling capacity of ionites in based on a new selection of
s
tandard states provided by dehydrated monoionic fornij of ion-
exchange resins. Use is made of a hypothetical model the admissi-
bility of which for describing real systems -may.be questionable.
The method fails to consider the totality of solvation effects in
the exchange resin.

USSR uDc: 621.317.335.3
PASECHNIK, V. F., KUKUSH, V. D.
"Measuring the Complex Dielectric Constant by Using Parameters of the Pola-
rization Ellipse of a Reflected Signal"
Radiotekhnika. ResD. inezhved. naulchn.-tekhn. ab, (Radio En.frineering. Republic
Interdepartmcntal Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, v3,p. 13, pp
183-10 (from. RZh-Radiotekhnika, NC 5, May 71, Abstract Ito 5A238)
Translation: Theoretical relationships and computational formulas are pre-
sented for finding the complex dielectric constant. An lnr~tallation for
making the measurements is described as well as -.the mea-surement procedure.
It is.shown that the maximum relative error of the method1& no~more 'than
3.4.pereent. Nomograms are given for.facilitating computation of the
dielectric constant from the measured quantities. Four illustrations,
bibliography of eleven titles. Resumie.

USSR UDC: 621.31T.335.3
PASECMIK DUMUSH, V. D.
"Polarization Methods of Measuring the Electroma&rnetic Parameters of Sub-
stances in the Millimeter Wave Band!'
Dokl. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferenteii no radiotekhn. izmereniyam. T. 1 (Re-
ports of the A111-Union Scientific and Technical Conference om Radio Engi-neer-
ing Measurements. Vol. L), 110vosibirsk, i.970, pp 144-lh5' (from RZh-Radietekh-
nika, No 1,, Jan 71, Abstract Ho lA3369)
Translation: The authors discuss a method of measuring the conplex per-
mittivity of naterials in tile rd-Ilimeter wave bond. qb~ procedure is based
on measuring the parameterv of the poIarizution elli se, of a ireflected
P
signal. Formulas for determining permittivity are: giviall. as I~ell as a
block.diagram of the measurement installation. E. L.

USSR USSR 621.317.335.3
PASECHNIK, V. F., KUKUSH, V. D.
Measuring the Complex Dielectric Constant in the Ifillinieter Rave Band"
Rad:Lotekhnika. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. sb. (Radio Engineering. Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Technical Collection),,1970, vyp. 14, pp 1111-
118 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4A295)
Translation: A brief review of the accuracy of measuring the dielectric constant
E;' by various methods is presented. Theoretical relations and the calculation
formulas of the metho-1 permittingmeasurement of the complex values of the
dielectric constant are presented, A descri.ption of Lhe.jlevice and the meanure-
mant.:procedurn are presented. There are 2 illustrationa and a 10-ontry
bibllography.

USSR UDC: 621-317-374
PASECHNIK, V. F,. KUKUSII, V. D.
"A Method of Measuring Complex Permittivit at Quperhigh Frequencies in
Free Space"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Pronqshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarn3-je Znaki,
No 29, 1970, Soviet Patent No 2811,69, Class,21, filed 23 run 69, p 6.1
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of measuring com-
plex permittivity on superhigh frequencies in free space. As a distinguish-
ing feature of the patent, measurement precision is improved by exposing
the.dielectric specimen at an angle of incidence of 450 with a wave polarized
at an angle 0f.450 to the plane of incidence, and deterWiting the ell-ip-
ticity and angle of inclination O'f'the majoraxisof the., 411lipse: of the
reflective polarization.

USSR uDc: 621-317-353(o88.8)
PJASECHNIKI V. F. K.UKUSH, V. D.
"A Method of Pleasuring Complex Permittivity"
USSR Author's Certificate No 266875, filed 18 Nov 65, pLibl-ished 15 Jul 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 71, Albstract No 2A357 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a m---thod of measuring
permittivity in the millimeter wavelengths range. Tile procedure is based
on the effect of reflection of an electromagnetic wave Trom the interface
between two media. T-.e authors noint out the disadvantages of existing
methods of p--rmittirity measurement based, on this saane, princiPle. In the
proposed ne-thod, precision is in-proved by iileasuring the exwlitudes of the
orthogonal components of the reflected sienpal, arid determining the real ~md
ir-aginary co=onents of perm'ttivity from the ratio of,#ese a=litudes and
the phase difference. E. L.

Biophysics
USSR
PASECHNIK. V. I. and SOKOLOV, V. S., Moscow State University
"Change in Permeability of Modified Bimolecular Phospholipid Membranes
Following Periodic Expansion"
Moscow, Biofizik,-a, No 4, 1973, pp 655-660
Abstract: Changes in the impedance of modified bimolecular ox brain phos-
pholipid membranes were studied after periodic alteration of the area of
the membranes by application of 10-3 M dibarenyl mercury solut.ion in ethyl
alcohol. A fairly rapid change in the surface of the modified biomolecular
phospholipid me ranes caused them to expand and become,more permeable.
Variations in permeability were found to depend both an the properties of
the --branes and on the voltage applied to them. The observed phenomenon
is suggested as a model of primary acts of mechanoreception.

'1/2- 030 UNCLASS
1 F IF!) Ppbrrsm' D?,TF---tlS;:;)7o
_-.f,ITLEl--IMPURIT.Y PHOTOCONOUCTIVITY OF A GFRMANIU14 SURFACE DOP~_D OITH MFTALS
--PASECHNIKi YU.A., SNITKO, O.V,
AUTHOR
C OUN T RY (3 F INFO--USSR
FIZ. TZH. (RUSS. ED.) 1970t'15(1)t 70-6
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AqEAS--PHYSICS
~'TOPIC TAGS--GER.4A"41UM SEMICONDUCTOR, IR PHOTOCONDUCTOR, PHOTOCCNDUCTIVITY,
MICONDUCTOR IOPUR[TY, GOLD9 'OPPERt ZINCt CRYSTAL SUR.FACE,
SEMICONDUCTOR IAND STRUCTURE
NARIKING-NO PFSTPICTIONS
.0004FNT CLASS--UNICLASSIFIED
..PROXY RFFL/FRAMF--1969/1344 STFP
CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0107817
'71 1, 117 1 " Z

I a
2/2 030 -ICESS
UNCL ASS IF I ED P R: ING DATE--llSEP7C-
G-IRC 4CCESSTOIN NO--AP0107317
4
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) (;P-0- ABSTRACT* THE IMPURITY I P P HDT r) CC N D G!A
SUBPH) OF N AND MRIHO,GE SURF-ACE DOPED IWITH AUt CU, A NO ZN POPV CP. S'jL-',4.
WAS STUDtEO AT 80f)EGREFS K. T~iE SPECTRAL DISTRIBuric,4 na
SIGMA SUBPH VS. LIGHT INTE~451TY, AND SIGMA SUBPO VS. TIME CURV;--S i~PRE
OBTAINED AND ARE DISCUSSED. AN EXTERNAL ELEC. FIEL.0 CHANGED
CgNSIDERABLY THE STEADY STATE SIGMA SUBPH VALUE AND AFFECTED SLfG~4TLY
THE UNSTEADY STATE SIGMA SUBPH VALUE OF THE AU DOPIED SUPRFACE. A "0j~NT.
INTERPRETATTON OF THE EXPTL. DATA WAS MADE FOR AU DOPED GE SUPFA IN
TERIMS
-OF: A'SIMPLE MODEL. OF THE. SURFACE V(lTlri A BAND OF TAU. LEV=-LS Cl~-EATE-
By AU MICROPARTICLES AT THP SEMICONDUCTOR OXIRE INrERFACE. Ttic P-ISITION
OF THE TAU LEVELS WAS ESTO. AS 0.30-0.32 EV ABOVE THE VALENCE AND
-TD. - NEGATIVF". F R 0'4
THEIR CONCN. WAS DE TO BE 3 TIME 10,PRIME19 CM PRIME 5
E GE
THE EXPTL* RESULTS, SOM' SURFACE PARAMETERS WERE OBTAINED, AND THE
SPECTRAL DEPENDENCE OF THE CAPTURE CROSS SECTION Or: PHOTONS ON THE
'0
CENTERS WAS CALC

Acc." Nr: Abstract .iiig Servicei Ref. ~Code:
00052501' -CHEMICAL A13ST.-T-/o
ir 101605t Elactron-microscopic and. Gptical study or tim. sur-
uk. L. L; Lipat(
faces of amorphous polyrner chips. Bezr iv. Yu.
V! (Inst.
S.- Ivashchenko V. K.; riatove T E.; P seclinih; 3m.
_7
omol. 3);ievir..
&r. P 1976, OR), 35-7 (Russ). Polywrethape rubNr (1) omples
were expoted to silent elec. dimbarge in 0 and obs4. by elloctron
microscopy. Spherulite-like structures of 3 types appeared: hy-
perbolic, pal gonal. and ellip3oidal. Other methods of $'~-_nple
prepn. for eiectrun microsqopy, x-ray diffrution.'and bi~-effrin-
nc failed to reveal any M ns of;sohormlitc-lilw stru~turez.
nale of the results showed tgat the spherulite-like mx~ctures
V
are due to inhomogenities on the I surfic4 and not to the ailkence
ofspherulites; I have aglobuisramorphouRstructure. CPjR
REEL/FRME

ia
us MR UDC 621.396.626
LASECIMY, ~S. V. Active Mo,,-aber of the Scientific and Te-~--'hnical Society of Hadio
-Engiheering.-Electronics and Comrtunications
'11Noiseproofness of the Receiving Channel when Detecting a Bundle of Signals in
the Presence of Noise and Spatial Interference"
Moscow, Radiotelhnika, Vol 26, No 10, 1971, pp 25-30
Abstract: The noiseproofness of a standard detection channel was determined
for incoherent accumulation of a fluctuating bundle of pulse signals against a
background of noise and ieverberation interference. The result is illustrated
by graphs for standard cases of sonar.
Incoherent accuiviulation of a fluctuating bundle of- pulses of different
frequency against a background of additive white reverberation interference
leads to a gain in no-iseproofn Ps. Vhen n and 0.1 (n is the number of
pulses in the bundle and b reverberation /a noise' a is the dispersion af. the
reverberation and noise, respectively, at One preselector output), the gailti
when accumulating the bundle as compared to detection of a single pulse of
equal power is 3-4 decibels; tile gain when nc-cumulating a bundle anci with > 0
compared to detecting a single pulse with an energy equal to the energy of tile
.1/2

USSR
PASECMY, S. V., Radiotelclinika, Vol 26, No.10, 1971, pp 25-30
entire bundle is 7-8 decibels. Accumulation of the bundlo when 2 0 is
equivalent to detecting a single pulse of equal energy. increasing the non-
opt-Itualness coefficient 11 'from 10 to 100 requires an increase in the signal
energy at the system output by 5-6 decibels to retain the noiseproofness of
the channel when detecting a bundle against a background of white noise 0).
The noiseproofness of the channel does not change in practice on increasing
the nonoptimalness coefficient M x
.7itix an increase in reverberation interference
> 0.5).
2/2
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USSR UDC 621.391.81
BOZHOK, Yu. D., Paig YY -S. V.
"On the Evaluation of the Gain Due to Filtration of a Signal In a Background
of Noise and Reverberation Interference".
Vestn. Kiyev. Dolitekhn. inta. Ser. 17.idiotekhn. i eleirtroakust. (Bulleti-a
of the Yiev Polytechnical institute. Radio.Engineering and Electroacoustics
Series), 1971, No 8, pp 61-64 (from M-Radiotekhni!~~, No 9, Sep 1971,
Abstract No 9A51)
Tran lation: The paper analyzes the gain due to filtration-type preselecters
of a pulse signal in a background of an additive. mixture of' 11011-whites tioise
and reverberation interference. The amplitude of the:signal and the disper-
sion of the total noise are determined at the output of an ideal band-pass
filter, a filter with a bell characteristic and a single resonance circuit.
Computed formulas are obtained which make it possible to ev aluate the gain
because of filtration with respect to the criterion of the signal-to-noise
ratio and a comparison is made-of the effectiveness of-, the use of various
-preselectors. 2 ill. 1 ref. Summary.,
WME Lff
1-AF I

j:
USSR UDC 621-391-8
GATKIN, N. G., KRASNYY, L. G., and PASjJ12F
=10w3j. V.
"Detection of Signals in Peverberatioa Noise"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ--Radio.elektronika, vol. 14,~No. 7, 1971, pp
758-761
Abstract: The reverberation referred to in the title of this ar-
ticle is the sea return, fcr which a.rrionstaticnary random process
of the form N(t) = m(t)n(t) is assumed, where m(t) is a defined
function and n(t) is a itationary random proces 18 with the correla-
tion function I,' .(T) (1 - , , ,
trl/r, )COs ~j T. ~~hesu formulas are
obtained from "Statistichc!skiye evoystva mRrskoy reveraeratsii"
(Statistical Characteristics of Sea Return) by Ollshevskiy, V. V.,
published in 1966 by 11auka. The authors of the present article
derive an exDression describing the structure of an optimal detec-
tor of this signal and estimate the noise immunity of the detector.
They then determine the loss in noise immunity,possible in the use
of a nonoptimal receivur instead of an optimal one wi'th either the
nonwhiteness of the noise or the nonstationary-quality of the noise
taken into account. They conclude that, in praotical applications,
it is best to use receivers with single resonance circuits.

USSR UDO 621.,.L
PASHAYE-7, 7,JRKI%, I.N., 3,IXSHIYLrV, G:JSEY""--.-.I,
'Devices 7or Investigifion C"f The Conjijetivity Of Heavily Daped~SaTAcondlCtors"
-Za.tekInn. nro
Fress (For Technical Proereas), 197C, so 6, pp 6-8 (frcm Kh--Elektronika
I yeye primeneni a, No 11, November 1970, Abstract 'No 1134~~7)
y
TransistIon: A device is deecribed for a noncontact methcd of me~~e.;re_-:-ant c.1
electric~jl conductivity, w-lich is based on measurement of -he los~eg ir an oc-cill-
13'Ory c',c,.iit during introd
-iction of a specimen. The device is intended "or check-
inE, of eemiconductor disks fshaybu] und
L ingots under productlon conditions. Tn.e
generator feedinF the sensor [datchik] circult with a. HF cirrent. is zjssemblt~d usinE
one Iransistor. By virtue oil the eliminLition of a d-c amplifier and reguL~.Or8 of
the anode and filtsment power supply from the device, a e trij
I ile portL,61e uni- -a
ted. -ode ~cos-oly
crea4 The voltaFe at the indicator is supplied from a.rectifier d~
coupled with the circuit; the compenestion voltoke 15 ouppliod from u nifniy-etable
slurdard cell. CheckinLe, of the re.aistivity is accompliShed in the runpe of IAC IC
ohm.c--. Reprodlicibility of the results is better than 1t- Liici. The reliability
and stabIll. h
L - '+y of operation of the devi" were chacked by toots wIt proloned un-
interrupted operation (from 50 to 15C hours". 3, ref. 1.H.
105

~~1/2 0 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
2T
TITLE--WATERPROOFING OF MATERIALS BY ORGANOSILICON COMPOUNDS. XVIII.
OF FILM FnRMING SOLUTIONS OF HYUROLYZE0 TETRAETHOXYSILANE -U-
H H NKOI
::AU.THOR-(04)-VORONKQVt M.G., PASHCHENKO# A.A*IJ S C E V.T.., ZAGATA, L.
OF INFO--USSR
-,.;--SOURCE--ZH. PRIKL, KHIM* (LENINGkAD). 19709:43(3)r 611-15
D AT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
:...SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TQPI IC TAGS--WATERPROOFING, ORGANOSILICON COMPOUND, ORGANIC SILANE, ACID
CATALYSISt 14YDROLYSISt HYDROGEN JON CONCENTRATION,.111ETAL COATING
~-'~CQNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
::'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1463 STEP r4t)--UR/0080/70/0431003/0611/0615
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116900
u-1-A
m 1, iW Pi, 1 kil W101601491 11"Ill i! 1 di 19

2./Z 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE SS I NG DATE--230CT70
_C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116900
~_'ABSTRACVEXTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT* INCREASES I N1-1 SUB2 0 CONCN. IN
:AQ. ME SUB2 CIO AND AU. DIOXANE SOLNS. OF 51(OETJ SUM4 (1) RETARDED
CONOENSAT.10N REACTIONS AND INTENSIFIED THE ACIDICATALYZED INITIAL
HYDPOLYSIS PROCESS WITH THE RESULT THAT THE MAX. IN THE ISOTHERMAL
CURVES FOR THE VARIATION OF N SUBD PRIME20 WITH TIME WEkG SHIFTED TO THE
RIGHT. THE EFFECT Of CATALYTIC AMTS. OF.ACIDS LASTE.Cl ONLY BRIEFLY 'WHEN
_HCL AND HNO SU33 WERE USED AND FOR 300 DAYS,WHEN H SUB3 PC) SUB4 WAS USED
BECAUSE SOLNS. CONTG. THE FORMER RAPIDLY APPROACHED PH 7 WHEREAS THOSE
CONTG' THE LATTER REMAINEO*AT PH IS SMALLER THAN 7. [SCTfIER14AL TIME
VARIAilONS OF ALL OF THE PROPERTIES TESTED .(D SUB20i N SUBD PRIMEZ09
NISCOSITYt AND.OPTICAL Do) EXHIBITED MAX. CORRESPONDING TO THE HIGHEST
_.'..CONCNS, OF,SlQH GROUPS, THE ANT. OF,W"ICH KERE REDUCED LATER BY
-.CONDENSATION REACTIONS. METAL COATING PROP'E-RTI'ES'(]F PARTIALLY
~.HYDROLYZED-J :WERE BEST WHEN ME SU82.CO SOLNS. CONTG It H SUB2 Ow AND
HNO 5UB3 INAMTS0 OF 0.1-1.0t 2-3t AND 0,015-0.04 MOLE-L WERE USED*

r
J.U~s-and era#cs
+ 678-84
USSR UDG 661.184
PC A. A., B. M., SIHILOt A4 171.1 and OUGLITSKAYA, V. YA.
;
iev- Potechnical Institute, Kiev, Ministry., of Higher and $ecorklaiy Specialized
Education USSR
"Interaction of Diamond, Cubic Boron Nitridep wid. GrapUte idth Glass Malt"
Moseciv, Doklady Akad. Nauk SSSR, Vol 190, No 6, 4an 70, PP.645-646
'Abstracti The authors studied the behavior of fused glass~in ccr4tact with the
surfaces of diamond, cubic boron nitride# and graphite, deterrdninrg its wetting
-contact angle and ac1hesion. it was determi-ned that the diamond ar.4 cubic boron
nitride differ markedly from graphite by their contact ang1o, which is .:-" 900
and > 900, respectively. Substituting KZO for RaZO in the:gLass results in
drastic decrease of its wetting car-acility of diamond and learon -rLitride surface.-O
EaO improves slightly the wetting of diamond, and Ti02 - both of the abrasive
agents, The contact angle is lovered considerably on introduct-ion of V20-5. Sub-
stituting FbO for B20~ has a detrimerital effect on the diamcnd but improves the
wetting of boron nitride. Best results are obtained by inoreasing the I con-
03
tent; in the case of diamond and cubic borm nitride the arigle becomes ost
zero, and in the case of graphite it Is loweredto below,900*

I1 1 111 i; i111 E! I 1.11, -A; I'll It it 11.11 E, iritI I11 t
USSR
Y.. PASHCHENKO, A. P.
"Some Problems of Control of a VTOL Aircraft in Transient Modes"
Stroit. Mekh., Gazoaerodinamika i Proiz-vo Letatel In. Apparatov, V),p. I
[Structural Mechanics, Gas -Aerodynamics and,Production of Flight Vehicles,
No 1 --. Collection of Works] , Voronezh, 1970, pp 164-177, (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 4, 1972, Abstrilct No 11 B249 by
the author).
ation: A qualitative analysis is presented of tho colit'l,ol of an
Transl,
aircraft with vertical takeoff and landing in transient modes and in or-
dinary flight. It is demonstrated that, in contrast to ondinary flight,
during vertical takeoff and landing control of the aircraft is difficult
due to the slight air damping. A diagram for automatic stabilization of
the angular velocity of the aircraft in transient modes Js suggested, i.e.,
"artificial damping" is introduced. It is noted that when there is a sta-
bilization system, control of flic aircraft 1)y the pilot iln vril;isient modes
becomes natural (similar to ordiiiary fliglit). A mahematical alialysis of
the stability of the aircraft for d=ping of the angUlar vclocit-y of in-
voluntarv rotation is also performed.

USSR UDC 621.762.001.669,541.45
PASHCHENKO I PETROV, G. I., KIZAPUKHINi V. V., SHIGMA, L. N.,
T., and GALKIN, P. N.
"Study of Certain Properties of Geo and Powdered Germanium"
2
Kremniy i germaniy [Silicon and Germanium -- collection of works], No. 2,
Moscow, Metallurgiya Press, 1970, pp. 67-70, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No. 1, 1971, Abstract No.1 G429 by the authors).
Translation: The properties of GeO 2 produc ed by various methods of hydrolysis
of GeCl4 are studied. The influence of Particle size of GeO2 xiid powdered
Go on changes in bulk mass, picnome-tric density, gas pit.!riw,-abijJty,
specific surface and friability is demonstrated, 4. tables; 6 b1blio. refs.

USSR UDC 621.791.75:621.3.014.3:669.71a'
PASHCHENKO, K. P. and BARANOV.. Ye. N., Engineers
elding of Aluminum Alloys in an Impulse-a,rc Mode with the A-547U Semi-
Automatxc Welding Machine"
Moscow, Svarochnoye Proizvodstvo, No 4, 4r 72, p 48.
Abstract: In contrast to ordinary argon-arc welding, pulsed-are welding
with fusible electrodes allows.the process to be reformed at low currents
witft fine-drop transfer of the electrode metal, improving scam formation,
decreasing spraying of the liquid metal, oxidation of impurities and the
quantity of smoke produced in the arc zone. This incremses.the productivity
of labor in comparison to welding with infusible elecr-rodes by 2 to 4 times,
decreases argon consumption and the cost of: welding. Zn this study, AN1g6
aluminum alloy 2.5-3 mm thick was welded with a series -~-produced A-547U Semi-
automatic welder, arc voltage 17-18 v, wire diameter 1,5 mm, feed rate of
wire 145 m/hr, argon flow Tate 8-9 1/min reverse PolaTity. Satisfactory
joint quality was produced.

'O~inds
Urganome ta I I I c- Comp.
USSR UDC 547.525.210231245:542.957.2
ODABASHYMN, G. V., ROMASHKIN, I. V., and PASHQ
'~A Study of the Reaction of p-Dibromodimagnesiumbenzene with Fluoroalkyl-
(Aryl)chlorosilance"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Miimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 1971, pp 2,454-2,457
Abstract- Although the bifunctional Grignard reagents have become widely used
in the synthesis of various organosilicon compounds,. very little information
has been published on their possible use in obtaining organofl.uorosilicone
monomers.
In this connection, the reactions of p-dibromodimagnesiutflbenzene with certain
al-kyl(aryl)chlorosilanes, containing 3,3,3-trifluoropropyl and M-trifluoro-
methylphenyl radicals, were studied, especially as regards the effect of
various substitutions for the silicon atom in the chlorosilane. Also investi-
gated was the optimal ratio of p-dibromobenzatie and magncaium and the reaction
time for assuring hig1h yie-ld of p-dibromodimagnesiumbenzoMe.
Thirteen monomers were produced withyields ranging up to 50%. Physical data
are given for these, along with details of.laboratory procedures.

USSR UDC 021.791-927
YUMNKO, YU. A., PAS MM,.,.M. A., and KORITSKIY, G. G., Institute of
Electric Welding ing-a Ye. 0. Paton Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Application Characteristics of High-1,141ting Compounds for Are Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 2, 19732 pp 1-4
Abstract: An all-weld metal produced by electrodes cr,-15 (85T, Cr C and 15%
Ni), GK-30 (7yp Cr C2 and 30% Ni) with metalloceramic core and BO3~ire con-
sisting of 6o% Cr3~2 powder enclosed in azicXei shell. vas studied in the
perpendicular and horizontal cross-sections. The obtained results were com-
pared with the matalloceramic alloys Mhll-15, MW-30, KKhN-40j and EEhII-50
containing from 50 to 85% Cr3 C2 and 15-50% Ni. The microstructure of the all-
weld inetal consisted of the primary carbides and eutectic carbides. The
ditrigonal shape of the prirary carbides distorted by various grouth defects
vas characteristic for Cr C2 and Cr C carbides. The total concentration of
carbides was close to tha ~hrodes.. The ratio between volumes of
~ in the ele
the solid solution and eutectic carbides always remained at 5 : 1- Sizes
and shape of carbide grains in the parallel anil perpendicular cross-sections
differed consider-ably. The colu=,ar structure~was characteristic for the
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USSR
YUZVF.M, YU. A., et al, Avtomaticheskaya.5varka, No 2, 1973, pp 1-4
parallel cross-sections, and disoriented for the perpendicular cross-sections.
Me size of the carbide phase and the total structure o:f the all-weld metal
differed from that of metalloceramic alloys. Sizes of the primary carbides
in the weld metal were by one order larger than in the alloys. When BO wire
was used for welding of steel the built-up metal contained a noticeable
amount of Cr ic carbide in addition to Cr C21 which vas alloyed with iron and
nickel. In soAe cases UP to 50% of the e ectrode carbide was transformed into
Cr7C3 carbide, with 15-2olpl Fe and some amount of free caehon. When high-melt-
inp, compounds (borides, carbides, silicides, and others) are introduced into
the molten bath they undergo dissolution,, either partial or complete, in the
alloy matrix which becomes alloyed with boron, chromium, carbon, and silicon.
'This could lead to brittliness of the obtained alloy and'appearance of cracks.
Tae wear-resistance of the weld metal was much lower compared vith the metallo-
ceramic alloys. In order to eliminate the; undesimble characteristics of the
weld metal nroduced by the above electrodes, it is recomtended to use induction
and electroslag welding with a comparatively low linear veldin~g energy, as well
ar, to use liquid addition and penetrating agents. In the case of are welding
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__lt2 020 UNCLASSUIED PROCES S I NG DATE--li6OCT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF SOME TECHNOLOGICAL RARAMETERS OF AN OXYGEN CONVERTER MELT
THE STABILITY OF TAR DOLOMITE:M4GNESITE 1111NING -Ur-
A.F.9, SHAf4r P*.lI PASH t BOLSHAKOV,
fiV -A*. v
Z-LTSERY. L.G.
~Cau' NTRY. OF INFO--USSR
'S,OURCE--OGNEUPORY 1970j 35(2), 35-9
_DATED PUBLISHED ------- 70
UBJ E C TAREAS-MATERUALS
-TOPIC TAGS-METAL OXYGEN CONVERSIONY SLAG# PIGILRON, CORROSION
~i;-"ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTR ICTIONS
"DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRGXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0873 STEP NO--UR/0131/70/035/00210035/0039
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118045
UNCLASSIFIED
Z- .4

211Z 020 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT7O
tC-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118045
TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.
AS A LINING FOR 0 CONVERTERS IN
REFINING OF PIG IRON, A MIXT. OF 65PERCENT DOLOMITE AND 35PERCENT
MAGNESITYP TO WHICH WAS ADDEU 5PERCENT TAR CONTG# 70--5PERGENT PITCHi WAS
THE CORROSION OF THE LINING UURING EXPLOITATION IS CONNECTED WITH
DECARBONIZATION OF THE WORKING LAYER AND DIFFUSION OF OXIDES FROM THE
SLAG.INTO THE LINING, WITH FORMATION OF EASY MELTING COMPOS. (FERRITES,
BKOWNMILLERITEt ETC.). MOST INFLUENCE IN THESE PROCESSES HAVE FE
OXIDES, AS THEY EFFECT THE DECARSONIZATION;:.CA FERRITES FORMED HAVE A
LOW M.P. AN INCREASE OF THE TEMP. OF THE MELT AtCELERATES THE CORROSION
OF THE LINING. THE CORROSION OF THE LINING IS DECREASED 6Y INCREASING
-CAO-CONTENT OF THE SLAGt AS A CONSE0ENC~.OF A OECREASE OF OTHER COMPOS.
PRESENT. THE RATE OF DISSOLN. OF CAO IS NOT CONST. DURING 6LOWING AND
DEPENDS ON THE FE OXIDE CONTENT OF THE SLAG. IN ORDER TO PROMOTE THE
RATE OF DISSOLN. OF CAO, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO ADD A 2ND PORTION OF CAO
-BEFORE THE INTENSIVE DISSOLN. OF THE IST PORTION t3EGENS, THA'r IS 4-6 141N
:AFTER BEGINNING OF THE BLOWING* THE RATE OF DISSOLN. OF THE LINING
DURING THE IST HALF OF THE PERIOD OF BLOWING IS CONST., DUAING THE2NO
.,~_HALF OF THE PERI-90 IT INCREASESs DEPENDENT ON TEMP, AND FE OXIDE CONTENT
.,OF THE SLAG. OVER OXIDN. OF THE SLAG DURING THE 2ND PERIOD IS
-.IIUNDESIRABLE. THE CORROSION OF THE LINING DEPENDS ON THE BLOWING REGIME
'AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NUZZLE AND INCREASES WITH PROLONGATION OF
THE BLOW* FACILITY: ZHOANOV, MET. INST.v LHQANOCv USSR.
4-shar f__A_ C_
vlli%l&_1.4S

USSR
PASHCHENKO, N. A.
"Automatic Indexing of Coherent Texts of 'Retrieval Annotations' of Documents
in Order to Search for Semantic Information"
Nauch.-Tekhn. Inform. Sb. Vses. In-t Nauch. i Tekhn. Inform. [Scientific and
Technical Information, Collection of All-Union lastituto for Scientific and
Technical Information], 1972, Series 2, No 11, 38-115 (Trailslal:ed from Reforzi-
tivnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 1111749, by the author).
Translation: The problem of extraction and expression. of the primary sernantic
content of documents in order to allow retrieval of semantic information is
studied. A method is suggested for special abstracting, consisting in compa-
together with the abstract, of a special "retrieval annotation"
(RA), the coherent text of which contains the,basic semantic content of tile
abstracted document. Formalized rules for -construction of RA text at the
intellectual level are presented. The principles of aut'onlatic indqz:xirg of
RA are described, consisting in automatictranslation of RA. texts into INFORM
information language, specially developed.for this purpose.
A formal description of INFOPj%f is presented. Principles of the st'nicture,
general structure and individual sections ~of the a)jyoj-.it)llll for 1111toillatic trails-
lation of RA texts into INFOIN are described.
i9

u UNC L -il s
16 fmc S s 1 4" 11A T E-- U21 C T 7 0
I PIED
FINISHING F3k SYNTIfET iC DIAMONMS. :U-
tH f~ - -j 3 1 - PASL4~~K Cl 0 1 K `3 G C,S G V L P YEPELYUNOW, 3.M.
-U KY 0
% T F It.FG---USS.R
i-~sbukt [--,.KH I Me PRUM. UKR. 1970 11 57-8
TE- PW~L ISHO - - - - - - -70
ub i E C T AREAS-MATFRIALS
T ri P I CTAGS-ORGANUSILICUN COMPOU40, DIAMUNDP URGAN 0 S, 0 0 1 lim flompouvDf
-~,SURFALF PAGPERTY, ABRASIVE
'-.-C j)NTk CL UK,lNG~-'hJ kESTRICTION'S
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIC-D
'PROXY REtL/FRAME--1992/1506 STEP tiU--UR/0436/70/0001~)01/01)57/,305~
C 1 -NO-A-P-0 112 i Oki

212 016 UNCLASSIFIEll PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
IRC ACCESSIOiN NO-AP0112500
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT, SYNTHETIC DIAMONDS 'r,ERF TREATED
WIT14 V; I L. StjLNS. 13F NA Q~tGANUSILICONATES.RSE(Ori) SUa,'? ONIA (11 (P EQUALS
ME9 ET, CH. SU82:CH, AND PH), THEN HEATFO TO 150-2000EGPFES FOR 2 HR AND
WASHEU. 0 FAMOND AERASIVE INSTRUIEITS WERE 06TAINED 1,11ILICINIZE!)
:DIAhLjN'0S:8Y- USING POWD. 3AKELITE AS BINDER. SILICUNIZATICIN OF THE
GVED
DUAMOVnS RESULTS IN THE HYDROPHORIZATION OF THE SURFACE AND IMPR
IC~l THE BINDER. EXPTS. WITH SILlCONIZED DIAMUM)S SHOWED THAT
THIS TREATMENT PEDUCES THF WFAR dF DIAMOND IN AhRA~IVE VISTRUMENrS.
t T14 E- 8 Es TR E-5 U LT SWERE OBTAINEU WITH 1~(R. EQUALS ME31 FOLLOWED BY I (R
.:'EQUALS,'CH S.UB2-. CH) AND I (R EQUALS 'ET) :THE USE OV4 (RIEQUALS PH) DID
NOT IMRROVE-~,THE PROPERTIES UF THE ABRAS IVE

PROCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
018 UNCL ASS WIED'
OF O[AMOND CUBIC.RORON NITRIDEt AND GRAIIHITE WITH GLASS
MELTS -U-
0.0., YEMfAkYANOV, B.M., SHILO, A.E., KRUGLITSKAYA,
V. Y A .
(00,
i -COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
`~~SOURCE-DOKL. AKAO. NAUK SSSR 1970, 19013), 645-6
Y-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~--SUBJECT ARF-AS--CHEMISTRYt MATERIALS
-'~:'TORIC TAGS--GLASS COMPOSITION, DIAMONDir BORON NllKllJt# SURFACE
..TENSION,, -ADHESION ST`RENGTHj ASRASIVE~
C ON T R 0 LMARK ING --NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..:PROXY REEL/FRAAE--1984/1564 STEP N,)--UR/0020/10/L9')r'(10-)/064':j/0046
-C-I.RC ACCESS NO--AT0100182

NG DATE-18SEP70
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI,
2/2 018
AfCESSION Nfj--AT0100182
-::ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* SMALL PIECES (APPROX. 0.05 G) OF
:GLASSES OF VARIOUS COMPNS. WERE PLACED ON HORIZONTAL POLISHED SURFACES
OF - 0 1 AMOND AND CUBIC BN9 HEATED IN AN AR ATM. TO soobEGREIES, AND THEN
THE-WETTING ANGLE (THETA) AND SURFACE TENSION (SIGMAI MEASURED. WORK OF
ADHESION (A),WAS CALCO. BY THE EQUATION A EQUALS SIGMA (1 PLUS COS
THETA). THESE DATA ARE IMPORTANT FOR THE:MANUF. OF CERAMIC ABRAS[VE
BECAUSE THE BETTER THE WETTING, THEIHIGHER THE BON't'j'ING STRENGTH
:.-:-BETWEEN -,.ABRASIVE GRAINS AND THE VITREOUS :MATRIX. THV K SUB2 0 CONTENT
GLASS IMPAIRS WETTING TO A.HIGH EXTENT.
U.Mr i, A 3_!~ I-r tl~r: 0

USSR
KOLBIAYEV, V. A., PASHCHENKO, P. D.
"Application of the Results of Modeling of a three-Phase Queueing System"
Ekonomika i Mat. Metody [Economics and Mathematic,
al Methods], .1973, Vol 9,
No-1, pp 170-175 (Translated from Referafivnyy Zhurnal Kibcrnetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V232, by the authors).
Translation: Modern production is characterized by combined functioning of
machines automatically performing the basic working operations, and man,
who controls the machines and adjusts them. This article studies a man-
machine system consisting of m identical devices (inachine tools, apparatus)
and a humni operator who performs the initial and final ~ operations (for
example, places the blank in the machine and removes the finisbed part from
the machine). Each requircinent arriving at the system passes,through three
successive phases of servicing, the servicing. time in ea~ch phase being a
random quantity with a fixed distribution. Problems related.to optimiza-
tion of such a system are studied.

USSR UDC: 669.187.2
Ye.
KRASNORYADTSEV, N. N., LEVIN, A. M., GLAZOV, A N.
KONOVALOV, K. N., VERSHININ, V.
"Decreasing the Loss of Titanium During Production of Stainless Steel"
Moscow, Metallurg, No 10, Oct 73, pp 18-19.
Abstract: Balance melts performed in a 40 ton arc furnace at the Kuznetsk
Metallurgical Combine have shown that when type 1(h18NIOT stainless steel
is produced by the ordinary technology (using up to 70% of waste of this
type of steel in the charge, blowing of oxygen through the bath, running
off of slag at the end of the melt and introductior of new lime and spar,
alloying with 30% ferrotitanium in the furnace), the titanium los,)es are
approximately as follows: 5606 by interaction with oxides, 13% with oxygen
and nitrogen in the metal, 27% with oxygen in the air, other losses 4.0%.
Replacement of 30% ferrotitanium with 65% and alloying the metal in the
ladle rather than in the furnace reduced the mean titanium loss from 57.0
to 52.0%. Several series of experimental melts were perforned to find addi-
tional means of reducing and stabilizing titanium loss, without success.
Success was finally achieved by modifying the technology quite basically.
The primary featurcs of the new technology are that the slag is not run
112 77

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KTasnoryadtsev, N. N., Levin, A. M., Glazov, A. N., Pashchenko, V. Ye.,
Konovalov, K. N., Vershinin, V. I., Moscow, Metallurgy, No 10, Oct 73, pp
18-19.
off from the furnace after melting of the ferrochromium, but rather poured
into the ladle with the metal at a high temperature (avt~vaging about 16400 C),
reducing the length of the reduction period and increasing the degree of reduc-
tion of chromium from the slag. The metal is pouTed fTom. the first ladle
into a second ladle through a tap hole 100-110 mm in diameter, and alloyed
with 65% ferrotitanium in the second ladle, preventing contact between
titanium and slag. Titanium loss was further reduced from 52 to 40.9% by
the new technology, and the stability of thIcAitanium content was increased.

USSR.
UDC 669.187 2
IMSHEIET V I., LEVrT7 A. M. tGLAZO A. N&j
V
MIASNORMI. DT SEV !-I N, 1, and PAS V. Ye. Kuz-vi eti s c-le ubLI:
I I - T 0 4 HI=- IIIJKO. I I_N I M J_ Z:~~,
CoMbIne and Siberian 26-15aliu~~i~;ai
"Alloyi
ng Steel W-1 th Aluminum in Pourilng* From ladle Into Ladle"
Moscowt Stal No 6, Jun 73, pp 517-518
Abstract: Three =elt-ing variant-s of r-angranese-a umi_= steel
-1 Ir Ii
were investi!r ed in order to de ttermine the most opti==- vari an-:-
:3at i _U - UO
The investi,3ation resulto are d'iscussed by reference curves
ntuent (in
of the masnesium co. ) de-ociadence on periods of c-zelting
and pouring. Smelil-in.3 mazzi,;3anese-nallum-inum steel ;-rit-hout drawinp,
off !he slag~ with double pouring over and alloying ;,,_Jth aluzi-=-
in the second ladle, !-,iakes it ppoosible to get Lzi -the readY-:-,.ade
met.-I in the ave.-p-ge 0.002,,,',- 2 -a
_g;.this decreases Me raeltinq duz
tion by 15-20 riLn a re6 41 U LI
id - duces the .,iastd due to s-ra'ification.-
y~ the. standord
B technology aith aluminim alloyi-ng; in the ladle,
a

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Libc 621.372.413~
1EUMCHOMKO, A. I. and PASHCMKO, ZH. F.
offatural Frequencies and Fields of Cavity Resonators of Trapezoidal Fom"
Radiot-ekhnika..Rasp. mezhved. temat. ruxuch.-tekhn. eb. (Radio ZViaeering. Republic
Interagency Thematic Scientific-TecfmiEal Collection of Articles),.:1972, vyp.21, pp
135-1" (from RZh-Hadiotekhnika, No 3.1, Nov 72j, Abstract No 11 B124)
Translation: The resonator under study is a cavity whJch is bounded by flat metal
surfaces with two out of these being trapezoids and the rest rectangles. The
boundary value problem for this type of resonator was solved by using an approxi-
mate method (method of oblique-angled coordinates). L-i varifying the calculations,
several trapezoidal resonators were produced with vax7ing dimensionsp but having
the same resonance wave length for H 10. type oscillations. Ebperimental measurements
of frequency did not deviate by more tban I percent from the theoretical expecta.-
-tion, Original article: three illustrations, one table, and two bibliographic en-
-trieso Resume.

USSR
UDC: 629.78.017.2
PASHCHI
"One Method of Construction of Approximately Optimal Trajectories for Hyper-
sonic Vehicles in the Atmosphere".
Uch. Zap. Tsentr. Aero-Gidrodinam. In-ta [Scientific Writings of Central
Institute of Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics], .1973, Vol 4' No I , pp 45-54
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Raket.ostroyeniye, No 6, 1973,
Abs~cract No 6.41.89, from the Resume).
Translation: A simple method is suggested for constructioii of one class of
approximately optimal control rules, based on the use of the oscillating
properties of the trajectories of hypersonic vehicles in the atmosphere at
suborbital volocitie-q-. Based on the method suggested, it is JWOthr-'.sized
that it is possible to replace the ordinary concept of optin-ility of control
with a certain concept of the optimal degree. of dMving of oscillations in
the flight altitude function. 4 figures, biblio. refs.

I If If 1 1; 11 11 j
USSR
UDC 621.314.61
N,,,OVjKOv, M. N., PASHENT -I. D. and ZAWYALOV, Vo A.
"Calculation of, the Distribution of False VoltageA.n a.Network of
Semiconductor Rectifiers in Series
In-t i
Sb. tr. Lenin nzh. zh.-d. transe, (Leningrad institute of
Rail oad Transportation Engineers -- Collection of Works), Issue
'k
-293 pp 29-38 (from RZh-Elektroni a 1~yeye primeneniye, No -1, Jan
701 Abstract No I.B3575
Translation: Tfte problem of the effect-of barrier capacitances-
of particular rectifiers on the character,of the pulse voltage
distribution is-considered. A method is developdd for calcu~a-
of pulse voltage distribution In the circtiit of 1.vPe W-200
rectifiers which do not have protecting elements and equalizing
elements. The results of the calculatedand experimental data
are compared. Four illustrations and five references.. Summary

1/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED' PRIXESST14G DATE--020,*T70
ZIf
-ITLE--EXPERIMENTAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL EVALUATiON OF COPOLYMER ON THE BASIS
OF METHYLIIETACRYLATE AND RUBBER PROPOSED ~AS BASIS, 14ATERrAL FOR THE
~.~--i,U,tiiOR-104)-PA.tilKAROVSKIY, V.V. , YAC-UDIN, 1A.D-v PASIMILIN, zo.
DYUROVSKYAYt -1 YA.
t-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
1970, VOL 49t NR 2, PP 57-60.
',;20ATE. PUCIL ISHED ------- 70
';~.-SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.w-T0PjC TAGS--DENTISTRYt PROSTHESISP 14ETHYL METHACRYLATE
Tk 1 REST ICTI -1
QX V I
-.brjCUMEtlT CLASS--UNCLASSIFlEJ
:PROXY PE EL/fRAMF_--1956/0JZ8 STEP NO--I)R/0511/70/0~~t9/~30210057/P.060
~.ORC ACC~SSION NU--AP0102790
U %C L A S 5 1 F I E 0
loll=

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MIJITT 10 pit nt"111"It" I I-
............
USSR UDC 621.518
Engineers DENISOV, A.G., ZINAKOV, V.K.,~PASHE V,,As
OYagnato-Controlled Contacts--Contemporary:'Swit6hing Elements"
Moscow, Pribory i sistemy upravleniyl, No 11, Nov 1971, pp 1~-15
Abstract: The paper shows tha basic advantages of magneto-controlled sealed
contacts (K0) as compared with electromagnetic and semiconductor switching
elements, the principles of their operation, the basic parametore (including
those of five native MG), the conatruction.of D40 with dry. contacts and con-
tects wetted by mercury, and the basic trend of~grovith. ref. 5 fig. tab.

Elektron. telchnika. Nauchno-tekhn. ab. Elektron. SVCh (Elec-
-fr-onic- Technolo~y. ScientlTic-TecTEIcal Co lie c t1'-a=.TTj crowave
Electronics), 1970, Issue 10, PP 137-139 (from M-Eloktronika i
yoye-prinenenlve, No 3, Maroh 1971t AbstractlNo-~9WF_
Tr&nslation: The excess (over the thermal) noise radiation of
i semicona~uctor device under the effect of pulsed micro-wave power
was investigated. The investigation -was conducted on:germanium
diffused semiconductor diodes with a breakdown voltage of 18--
25 v and on'silicon epitaxial semiconductor diodeis with a break-
down voltage of 36 v. A highly-sensitive Dicke radiometer was
employed as a noise indicator. The experimental-results showed
that the intensity of the excess noise radiation increlases
linearly with an increase of the current flowing across the semi-
conductor diode. With a filling frequency rchamtota.zapolneniy]E7
112

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USSR
UNA. YU.
A
S
-Developed, Made,in the,Moldavian SSW'
Mo.scow, Nauka i Zhiznl, No 1, 1970, pp 7-9
Abstract: Some new Moldavian inventions, exhibited at the Exposi-
-i nal, Economy are presented.
tion of the Achievements of the Nat 0
die constructed in 24 repla'eable sections, Eor cutting
.A C
electric-motor stator and rotor'plates-out of shoet steel, has
damacred sections
twice the- service life of its predecessor; worn oz
can be--replaced without dismantling the entire die.
An installation for producing glass-clad inicrorwires, 0.001
to 0.030 microns /Fic7 in diameter of operating in a-:
7 CaPable
0
vacuum and in ag&Fes7sive media.at-a temperature-of up:to 500 C,
_-,:ap-ad3.ty 52 to 500 m/minute.
!c
Reel/ Frame
U

;I JUL,
AP0041334--
A new material for the production of multilayer printed
uits, is a.glass textalite faced 6n one or two sides with
circ
Copp r electrolytic foil.
A new "minaturOl electric water pump for pumping household
'water from wells, consum3-ng not more-than 450 watts, the pump can'
~deliver up to 1700 liters of water per hour, lifting it, if nee-
essary to 40 meters.
The casting machine plant imeni S. N. Kirov in Tirasopol'
I
s odticing-a centrifugal, castina*mmchine for casting bushing
pr
from copper alloys and iron -- Such a machine produces, up to 14
castings per hour, each weighing as m~uch:as 50 Irg.
The Kishinev Pump Pla4t imeni G. 1. Kotovskiy is producing
eral-different types of centrifugal,.immersed multistage
-sev
:eLectric: pumps.
197511-92
;L

UDC: None
PASH
KRASYUXt I K. a-ad
NAM &0j,
"Breakdoicn 1n Argon and Nitrogen With a Picosecond, 0 351A 111avelength
laser Pulse"
Moscow, Pialma v Zhurnal. 'F-k J. Teoreti2h
sperimental la2,y lc2z- K!
NO 8. 20-WFr=9~72, ~~-P -471-47-3-1
-auation of earlier papers
Abstract: This letter represents the contij.
by the authors ment-i-oned above in which it was experimentally --hoi-in
that a Dicosecond lager pulse with a wavelength of: 0.69 /A producco
optical puncture in argon, helium, or,nitrogen, dii,-3 to multipholton
toms or molecules. , The present letter describes
ioni-nat-ion of the aV
inve st icat ions to clar-ify t1h:) r-echanism for the. fox=atioa of
down in argon and nitrogen with a picosec(ind laser beam taith a
imvelen,-,th of 0.35 In this investigation, the thro-ohold inten-
sity of the bre~ldown was neasured as a f ~tlon of tho gas Pros-
sure. The schematic of the experimental apparatits is given in ono
of the early p.-apers ("1113T1", 2, 581y 1969). Awaly is o'-` the expra-i-
mentql results ~Jhoirs 10-hat the xcDij~ive increace iz. tho prababi,.i'~1,
of photo ioniz a -t-ion with Lnereasing frequency of the ra,.~iation -Jo
-lie papor by 1 V. Reldyah4 j-n the "MM"
satisfactorily given Ln 4k, X
4-7, 1945, 1964. The authors conclude that the th.(~ory of avalallche
_172

USSR UDC: None
tallnov i Teorp-
IRiSiW, K. et alt Pis I-mp- vZhurnal Hksnerlnen,
tlcheakoX Fiziki No 8, 20 il 1972,:
PP 471-47j
breakdown could be improved by taking into account theopecific
qualities of processes in the optionl range., in particular, the
e
ffectof resonance transitions between oscillatovy states, self-
ts, and the Members of the P N. Lebedev
focusing effec(h
V
Phys*cs.Institute, they express their,gratitude U V. I VoN,,-
chenko,: and M. V. Yevteyev for
their help with the, experiments,
-azid-. to V. 1-1. Ylarchenko for setutizg up 7 the equipmeat for measur-
iser pulse.
ing the duration of the IL
2/2
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7777-7 7 -7:-7:~--r---~-~
Optics Spectroscopy
USSR
'Y -T, V. YE., KRASYUKI, 1. K., PAVY
DONCBEMO, V. A. , zb -T ANOV, P. A., PASHININ,
NI., I N IOV, M. V.
P PROK110ROV, A, jUAN,
P
Energy Attenuation of Supershort Pulses of Optical Emission by Dispersive.
Media"
Moscow, Pis'ma v ZhETF, Vol 18, No 4, 1973, pp 230-232
Abstract: Preliminary results are presented from direct measurements of one
of the basic characteristics of a dispersive medium -- the att,enuiarion coeff.-
cient -- on its interaction with a supershort pulse- of optical ei-aission. A
decrease in attenuation of the supershort pulse by comparison with the case of
emission w1hich is continuous in tinte was detected experimentally. The resuits
of measurements of the optical thickness of suspensions of polystyrene latexes
and lycopodium spores are tabulated for continuous and pulsed r-,:Usslon. The
-1,3e
observed "transparency" of the medium which-4s three time.,~ as grezt n the c.
0-, I,a not coanecLed
of a laser pulse by con, arison with contiums radiati. i
a. he thernal offact ow the pl-operLies- Of tho mediun, the spec-
such~effects q
troscopic effcat of saturat.lon zrmd s elf 4 ocussing.

WISR
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L - F I., aV Zhuinal er
C~v LTclOrOtichoskoy
Vol 15, 20 Feb '12, pp 191_1~-!~
no. The zupc,,b_'O
ze. =cnina effect itas also
OU7.( C'I .1,1-1 L, C-1, - . ~.A. 0
. ~.?c:! am, Crystalo (in K-8, IP-1 1~250- Y,2SS-7
gla~;:;vn and J-.i i*r,.;,_.~ IC, -,!~ i e.
4;r,-Cested that the
Juo t")
g 1,13or ph~z_~ rIo,:,.u_jI- -Lion rathex th;UI
MSH
V, V yop_c,,,i Lpio V. V. APTAIYUTII'~', A.. A.
im U-1i,
p
nd Phyrics ImUtute
OM S'.,jVILT_ T. G.t a
Lebr-dev, Ac;ulcmy of Scicmcbs 3
"Suparbroadening of Spectrv,-, Of Wtty=hort Pulses in Liquids and Glasses"
MOSCOW, %F Zhurnal ',):SF!jriTlGIItWnoy I, Teorotichoakoy nzikir Vol 15,
No 4, 20 Feb 72, pp 191-19",
Abstraett comiActed by the authors shom-d that superbrotdening of
the spectrw, of picosQcon6 Inilses at rather high vAlation pwmrs can b:~-
obserred. in p-mctic,~11y any tr~msparcnt dicloctrAc. A neodynium self-,iode-
lacidrqg la--ur and luo ata~pz (IcnGU-i of active elczicnts - 3CID lait)
wera I~Z(-A in 1111.-~ pcr:iittbig radiation with. a total enozz~a' Cqual
to 0.1-0,2 j in a tra-in of 10-15 111tr!"ZhOxt PUICCU, ISP-51 and 9TE-1 typ-,
spoctxo&=pI-m uzed i~o cUicrve the spocteal bz-w~dening. Mquid3 iith
various typcs of n:i1cculles -d optical pxvoportias ,.,era usedi ar.,xl*n disulfidc,
nitrabermene, banzone, tolimne, isopzopyl alwhol, c-a-bon tatmchloride, ,,,at!ar.,
and liquid uAtraGen. Suprb-,,,xideni.r.- of Ithe spactT-Im was found in all tlhc~se
V2

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KRAMUK, 1. Koo KBOROV, A. H., Physics Institute imeni
04% 1 F., and PRO
PAW 9;
P. No Labodev, Academy of S nces USSR'
Induced Compton Absorption of Laser Emission in
"Experimental Observation of
a Spark"
Pislma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Tooretichaskoy Fia-iki (Letters to the Journal
of Experimental and Theoretical Physics), Vol,12, No 9.,5 Noy 19?0, p 439.J442
Abstract: The first experiments of the observation of induced Compton absorption
(ICA) of laser emission by a plasma are reported. The total number of radiated
quanta remains constant, but the radiation ensrgy is trinsferad to the elactrons
in the plasma by the change in fraqvoncy Of the scattvirad qwwtw. The spectrum
of the radiation that hav passod through tho plasma owing to the ICA, be
shifted in -the longwav-3 direction. The experimental equl ment, shown in a dia..
gram. consists basically of a ruby laser that produces pluosecoyA pulses (50
nsac) an optical amplifier, a plasma chamber with associated filters and optical
elements, and a spectrograph. A boam splitter~di-ferts pzL~rt of the energy to a
high-spPed ascillograph. The energy density at the focus~ of t~s lens syat4m was
2 X 101-'+ watt/cm~, which is considerably greater than a spark In helium. Ilialf

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KPASUK, 1. K., FisIma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Tooreticheskoy Fiziki,
Vol 12. No 9. 5 NOY 1970, P 439-WOZ-
of the pulse energy is passed through the plasma, is callimatel, and enters the
top half of the spectrograph slit.- The other half is dlvortol around the cham-
ber to the lower half of the speotrograph slit, An arcispoctrum of iron was
photographed simultaneously for reference. Spectra obtiLined for helium and
10 -Uave absorption- Part
aluminum 17 il plasmas exhibit longwave shifts and shorts
of the energy is absorbed across the.entire spectrum. ~ No~rmaazL%,- the curves
for bremmsstrablung absorption in helium, the I.Ategral absorption for the spectrum
A -5, and the mean absorption-is 0 6 x 0-4 cm-1. Similar re-
As 1.3 (+-0.3) x 10 12 1
sults.are obtained when aluminum foil is placed at the focus in the plasmi cham-
ber. The authors conclude that the spectrum shift is duo to induced Covton
scattering. Other possible mochanisms are. rulsd out because of timp considerit-
tions. The effect I therefore j can play a dominant - role fin plaisma he ating ~ by
electromagnetic radiation and 4nder given CowUtionis cou'41reatly exceed the
c~Avzical bremostrablung absorptivn*~vhichls 4aakened kV, nonUavar effor;ts in
strong fields. Effective quantities ot ansrCr o" be injiPetedlUto the plasma
*Aly if the smiasion speatr= width is oomparablo to the wildiation frequenoy.
The authors thank F. V, Ihmkin for discussions.. Orig. art. has.2 figs, and 7
refs.
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IJYU
L'VS TY, h. jL. -t!
A. Physics Insti tute ime.-,j
Of iciences,
AIDDlication 01' PJLCosecor~d Ltub.-,; Ijaser Pt',Iseo -for
1) amm me of the :Lu~id~ ezeeace _L;aad o -C ti-e
pinF5 T.L .4
7"
Petition Of, ---Xcitor,
;~.~oscov; Zhuxnal U~zspe`ziea~a!Ll,,-
,Oy
j..' , Vol 59
J.
1970, ?P 3~'6-j
e-
t -'he object, G~
A
Lbs --act: T _I'a:;_)eI- t o ~d' t- e:-::-. i e x r I e: I -
-cn nua ion ti
e a,6e. t
I u ese
era I
ted as a rcsl_~It of -ac- tiri, ~:e c~)j.,,,~j nation
-wn vrj th~ sim,-aj~,af_eousjy nho~'oi, one cn - - n al
L U
'01' i2 Irl 0
g i1 C, S- de~
.-picosecond -nulses -k'ras usea a Z, a, sjwcu-*,c~ of
-i on i-,,. C"do". I'a ruz;y baser -e. e- a -.; e a~2, serica of S C C o --,I d
Pulses fro"'I whicll QY ""~ea3:15 of a- SDeci
was discri;-,"L'.ated. diocr.JL,_,j!-.ated p-,.CLsa

KRASYUK, 1. K., et a!#, Zhumal Rksperimental'noy i Teoriticbeskoy Feiziki, Vol 59,
No 2(8), 1970, PP 346-349
0
CdS sample moumted in a cryostat at a te ",erature of 77 K, Tbe CdS liu-,_~nescence
induced by the ruby laser was directed at', the !W-17 photomtiltiplier the elec-
tric signal from Which was recorded by means of one of the lonwqs of the 6LOR-C/2
high-speed oscillograph. The oscillograph also recorded, slnulta~,,,eousky, the
generated radiation pulse, a portion of Vnich was directed at a coaxial photo-
element FEK-15. A portion of US radiation vas focused on the slit o-f a ISP-51
spectrograph. By placing a proper filter before the pbotoinultiplier it was
possible to observe green radiation from CdS or a blue band i)f tht~ first phonDn
repetition of exciton A. 7he experirental value- of the atenwitior, tine war, 1.3
zanosec. It is concluded that the use of picosecond laser pt~lver. for investi-
gating relaxation processes in solids will rake,it possible to obtain a series
of new data.

USSR UDC: 621-373:530.145.6
P. , SERFMAXOV, V. A. ,
VAWfUKOV, M. F. , ISAYENKO, V. I. , PASHIM $ I.,
BIZOV, V. N., STARIKOV, A. D.
"Shaping of High-Power Pulses With a Steep Leading Edge in a Laser System
With Passive Nonlinear Elements"
vsb~ Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics--collection of works), No 1,
Moscow, 1971, pp 35-41 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71', Abstract No
5D177)
Translation: An investigation is made of the change in duration of light
pulses during passage through illuminated media-of diffe~rezit transparencies.
A nonmonotonic reduction in pulse duration aft-er passago,~ thro*ueb the medium
is~observed when there is a change in the~density of the light load. A re-
lationship is established between the region of maximum constriction of the
light pulse and the magnitude of the light load for diffen:,ent concentrations
of transilluminated media. An, anomaly is found in the curve for the proce-os
of transillumi nation of a metallized film when it in exposed to intense light
flux. Recommendations are made on u5ing the observf~d effects for shaping
short pulses with a steep leading edge, leading to develqtjrent of a lasser
system based on neodymilum, glass with a pulse length of 5-7 nsec with a rise
time of approximately I nsec and emission power of 20 GW. Five illustrations,
bibliography of ten titles. Resum6.
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VANYUKOV, M. P., ISAYENKO, V. I., PASHININ, P. P., SEREBRYAKOV, V. A.
SIZOVI V. H., STARIKOV, A. D.
-rormation of Powerful Pulses With a Steep Leading Front in a Laser System With
Passive Nonlinear Elements"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics Collection of Works), No. 1,
Moscow, 1971, pp 35-41 (from RZh-Fizika, No 7, Jul 71,Abstract No 7D1147)
Translation: The change in the length of light pulses in passage through an Illu-
minating Medium of varying transparency was investigateo. A nonmonotonic shorten-
ing of the-length of the trailing pulse was observed under a change in the densitir of
the light load. There was established a dependence of- the region of maximum con-
traction of the light pulse on the magnitude of the light load for various concen-
trations of the illuminating solutions. There.was also e~stablisshed an anomalous
change in the process of illumination of a metallized filn under its illixnination
by powerful light radiation. It-lspropo�~bd that the effects observed be used for
the formation of short pulses with a steeD leading front..., A neodymi= glass lase-r
system with a pulse length of 5-7 nseco a steepness of the le-adimg front of rl-, 1 nsec,
and a radiation power of 20 Gw was developed. 10 ref. Authors abstract

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PASHININ P P ,.-PROXHOROV, A. M. , Physics Institute ime-ni P. N. Lebedev, Academy
"Producing a High-Temperature Dense Plasma Under Laser Heating of a Special Gas
Target"
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fizikl, No. 5, May 71,
pp 1630-1636
'Abstract. The problems of usIng lasers to p-poduce a dense plasma of thermonucl-ear,
temperatures are discussed in connection with quantum eler-tronics and the
interest in controlled thermonuclear fusim. I'Our typeo ~)F plasMa fieating
the use of lasers are considorod. The First version discuBsed them , cu!,ing
high-intensity laser radiation on the surface of a semi-in~,:inite tarpet of a soiid
cr liquid mixture of heavy isotopes of hydrogen or tritfuzi. In the
second version, the target is a small condensed particle introduced to or SIV.71y
entering a vacuum through the laser radiation focusing region. The third versiion
assumes the use of a gas med-imm in which, under the focving of laser radlaticn,
tberie occurs optical breakdown and further heating of the plasma. The fo"Irt-h is

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PASHININ, P. P. , PROMOROV, A. M. Zhurnal:eksperimental 1-noy 1. teoreticheskoy
fiziki, No. 5, Mlay 71, pp 1630-1636
based on the application of a C02 laser with a wavelength 10.6 jj which,in prin-
ciple,permits heating of the plasma with a density of 1019 M-3. In this case In
the field of thermonuclear temperatures, one can speak of magnnrkic cont-ainnc.-nt c'
a plasma with magnetic fields that can be technically achieved in the fore--c-cali-le
future. This last verslon,however, is very difficult -to ditcuss now, since TL,2
experimental base is in the very initial stages of developinc-nt, although in add-
tion to the above it is also very attractive in view of the possibility cf
i. ng appropriate lasers with a fairly hjgj-, ef*ficiency of 10-20p~. The first t-,:o
Preaches are said to be the most Promising, since they Jiivulve the u:-,e of
5.1022 c' -3. 17_
density plasma with n. m It Is noted that the use of a superhiF.
CT ~t~l
sity plasma makes it possible to considerably lower the valvme of matt
a, this, n turnleads to a too rapid cooling of the plasma upon expansion in a
reauiring lasers w- it is Also Do- A
ith a pulse length of.