SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PIONTKOVSKIY, I.A. - PIROZHKOVA, V.P.

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USSR UDC 612-82:612.014.48
PIONTKOVS*, 1. A., and KRUGLIKOV, R. 1.
"Characteristics of Short-Term, Memory in Rats Prenatally Exposed to
Radiation"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk USSa, Vol 191, No 1, 1970, pp 218-220
e,---.posL-d
Abstract: Characteristics of short-t-erm
in
to
memory
rats
150 on the l6th day of their prenatal development were investigated.
The experiment was conducted in a plexiglas T-shaped labyrinth; t4e
base was the starting chamber, shut off by a curtain, leadincr to the
stem, or passacreway, which led to two short corridors, right and left,
each containing food at different periods. Controls and irradiated
rats were accustomed to the labyrinth for 3-4 days. A signal (light
and/or sound) indicated where the food was, the curtain was ra-Lsed,
and the rats were allowed to run for their food. After the rats
tented food, they were taken up and! placed agaih in the starting
i t,
chamber. Zhe experiment wau repeated but: without a aignaL, w. ~ the-
food in the same place. W hen the interval between the first and
second runs was short (30 sec), the performanceiof both groups was
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PIONMOWSKY, 1. A., et al., Moscow, Doklady Akademii 141auk USSR, Vol
1919 No 1, 1970, pp 218-220
uch alike. lernen the interval was longer (1-2 min), the accuracy
of performance was lessened in both groups, but more pronounced in
theirradiated group, indicating the:disappearance in the memory of
traces of the recently performed actions.
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CHEMICAL ABST'.4770
106538h Synthesis of higher a.w-dichloroolefts by the
anodic condensation of wchlor6carbotylic acids, 4~d 1,3-buta-
diene. 14' hjgd, L. flukbin. hl-
Kp
Zh. r
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--YA. (US '9(2), 2W-22 (Russ). The
sis f Cl
electroly o (CH2 OC02H (1)!Or' Cl(Cl-LxCo~Fr!i(u) iw tile
IN
presence Of H2C'-C :CH% g:av'el the following. products
HCH
(identified by gas chr from L;Cl(CHt)-;CEl:CH(CF12h-
Omatox
Cl, - Cl(CHj)6CR(CH:CHWCffl)l(Zl'!' Cl(CHl-)lCll.--C'oCH2CHt-
CH:Cll(CH2)7Cl, CI(CHt).,CH(--R:Cl-l,,)CHiCH:CH(CHs)~C];
and from U. CKHACH, CH(C%)~Ct, CRCH%~CH(Cll -
(Cfft~Cl, ClICH WH.C14(Cffi)jCHCll(CHjhQ,~l Cl(Clt2)~-
CH(CH - CH2)Cll%CH:'CH(CH%hCL~ CPJR
REEL/FRMfE
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V sb. Probl. strukturn. lingvistiki 1971 (Problems of Structural Linguistics in
1971--collection of works), Moscow, Nauka, 1972, pp 521-533 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V538)
Translation: The following machine translation program is proposed: 1) a
statistical description of the texts of a defined form and selection of units
in the base sublanguage; 2) construction of an automated bilingual dictionary
of word forms, words and phrases; 3) construction of the morphological-syntactic
translation; 4) creation of algorithms In programs for eliminating lexical
ambiguity; 5) combination of steps 2-4 into an integrated system. The impossi-
bility of machine translation of high linguistic quality is recognized. How-
ever, the use of machines to assistia. translator (the creation of automated dic-
tionaries), classification and annotation,, texts, the translation of titles and
word-for-word translation by a machine is assumed possible. The results ob-
tainedin these areas are indicated. It is proposed that the~success of future
implementations will depend on the memory of the computers used and the develop-
ment of programming languages.,

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'.~tTlTLE-STEREOCHEMISTRY OF ANTIBIOTICS OF THE AUREOLIC ACID GROUP -U-
.,:~AUTHOR-03)-BERLINI, YU.A., KOLQSOVv M*N.t PIOTROVICH, L.A.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
LETT. 1970w (16)r 1329-31
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'. ~_SUBJECT AREAS--31CLOGICAL AND MEDICAL. SCIENCES
TAGS--STEREOCHIEMISTRY1 ANT1810TICt MOLECULAR STRUCTUREM)OLfVIN
ANTIBIOTICy (U)CHRI)MOMYCIN ANTIBIOTIC,. WhILIVOMYCIN ANTWOTIC
t ONT ROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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C I RC ACCESSION NO--AP0122594
,...ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CHEM. EVIDENCE IS GIVEN FOR IHE
A3S. CONFIGURATION OF I PRIME S, 2S, 3Rt 3 PRIME S, It PRIME R FOR OLIVIN
(it R EQUALS R PRIMEI EQUALS R PRIME2 EwUALS 14) AND CHROMOMYCIN (It R
EQUALS MEv R PRIMEI EQUALS R PRIME2 EQUALS H), WHICH ARE THE AGLYCONES
OF-AUREOLIC ACID,. CHROMOCYCINS AND OLIVOMYCINS. FACILITY: INST.
--CHEM. NAT. PROD., M05COWi, USSR.

USSR UDC: 621-317:621.373
ALPAROV, A. U. ,
"A Low-Frequency Measurement Oscillator"
Tr. Kazan. aviats. in-ta (Works of the Kazan' Aviation Institute), 1970, vyp.
12-1, pp 76-81 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika,.No.ll', Nov 70, Xbstract No 11A335)
Translation: A block diagram is given for a measurement oscillator with a
relative insta:bility Of �5-10-5 and a coefficient of ncailinear distortion of
0.1%, and circuits are given for a quartz oscillator, frequency divider, and
active narrow-band EC filter. The quartz oscillator contains a 2-5 kHz
resonator. The frequency divider is constructed on tbe,basis of semiconductor
flip-flops in a counter circuit. The filter utilizes,a double-T bridge. All
are vacuum-tube circuits. Four illustrations, bibliography of three titles.
E. L.

WYKC~, E. r-.,. aniE PIPA,. V.. E.
1111jirch. Effec= i-ir- Semiconductors: wi th:.Strang Degeneration--of--Eldr-tron-Hole
EerdAiUa&,, Fizika7. T~erdogo:- TU]a.. Vol--13,. No 2, February- 19713-.pp- 579m-584
Amtmar-t-.: This article- contains - a: s tudy - of the s tationary- pinch ef f ect in a
c=yS= , ixr the shape of- a:. plate- under: the conditions. of strong degeneration
aE am electron-hole vlasma. Tfte~effect-of the mechanisms of.electron pulse
relaxation and electron and hole recombination on the spatial distribution
of the current carriers and the voltampere characteristics of the crystal is
at-udied... The-inves.tigation is. limited to the case in which the electron
mobi-1-1 ty un exceeds the hole mobility u signif icantly (the usual case in
ny-g-gi-l-nnductors with a- nar=e f orbidden- ione). In this case, the pinch
a+tniarion:. depends- essentially on. them detailed electron--pulse relaxation
1"_,+ian�.q= and vexy- weakly orr them- hole.0 pulse. relaxation -mechanism.7 The
sibpe of the vd1tampere. characteristics!. during monomoleculax..-recombination
fix much-~ greater than- the slope.- irL the.. case of bimolecular.recaribinatioa --
lim thaf latter- casa the. pinch, off-act, leadw~ to a decreame.in- Che total number
MIT

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BHUCY, 1. 1., and PIPA, V.. L, Fizika~,Tverdogo Tela, Vol.13, No 2, February
579~-584;
of carriers in the crystal. The analysis indicates that experimental study
af the voltampere characteristics under pinch effect conditions can provide
useELI information about the p-redominate mechanism of conductivity in a
c3:yst:al.. The discussion pertains primarily to the case in,which the surface
genexation-recombination processes,can:-be neglectedbut an equation is
ient-ed.for renormalization ofthe-critical field when the surface re-
Imation. rate- on the- y faces -is nonzero.
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TITLE--SHIELDING OF CHARGED IMPURMES 114 :SEMIC0,NDUl',f3,RS IN THE PRESENCE
-"F A CU,;,FENT -U-
AUTHOR--PIPAi V.I.
"T ik Y OF INFO--USSR
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AREAS--C-LECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL FNGR., PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--SE!-I.'CGNDUCTOR IMPURITYt ELECTRON DENSITY, ELECTRONIC
SHIELOINGt DEBYE LENGTH, COULOMB FIELD-
C 0,1 T0 L MARKING--P40 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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~CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP 0133079
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A N EXPRESS I ON 15 00TAlt,,E0 FOR THE
DENSITY DISTR13UTIGN OF THE SH I ELD I NG If-HAkGF AkOUNJ CHA-i'GEO PJ[NT
IMPURITIES IN SE-MICONDUCTURS IN THE PRESENCE OF ji rURRENT FOR THE CASE
-D 1-10TIGNI OF THE CARR IERS IN THE FIELDS OF THE
IN WHICH THERE IS DIFFUSL I - .
IMPURITIES. THE DISTRIBUTION IS SHOIWN JOY BE ANISOYR.0-PIC, ;7LONGATEa IN
THE OPECTION OF THE CARRIER CURRENT ANO CHARACT~RAIZED BY "CUMPRESSEDII
-SENCE
AND "ELONGATED" AREAS. OF SH I ELi)fi'IG. THE P R E - ~, 13 FA CURRENT THE
POTENTIAL IS DIST PIGUISHED FROM THE DEBE-HUCKEL ZOULLIBRIUi PUTEINTIAL BY
'THE FACT THAT AT G-1-,EAT DISTANCES FiiQM A :CHARGED IAPUKITY THE POTEtjTIAL
DECPEASES, LIKE Al SHORT DISTANCES IT
THE POTEINTIAL OF A DIPOLE, WHILE
TENDS, WITH AN [INCREASE 1,'14 THE ATTRACTING ELECTkICAL FIELD, TOWARD THE
COULO'All PUTENT!AL. THE AUTHOR EXTENDS HIS THANKS TO So I, PE4AR-AND I-
1. BOYKO FOR THEIR HELPFUL fjlSCUSSIO,'4iAfID'ASSISYAI,ICE 1*,Ii THE WORK.
N I AN -lY OF SCIEN
FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF: SE~ ]CONDUCTURSr UKkAN ~CADEI
KIEV.
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PIPA, V. 1. (Institute of Semiconductors, Mvrainl an Acadoqr of Sciences, Kiev)
,urlties in Seiriconductors in the Pr sence of a Cu--rent"
"Shielding of CharGed imp e
Leningrad, Solid State Physics; Ma.',r 1970; pp 1323-8
Abstract: An e-xpression is obtained for the density dictributic-n o-f the shieldin:~-
charge around cha.-C;cd point impurities in comicondur-tors in tl:sB prcv(~nce of a cur-
rent fo- the case in which there is diffused notion of the carriers in the fields
of the impurities. The distribution is shown to be Fmisotropic, elon--ateli in the
direction of the carrier cu--re-nt and characterized by "cmrmrc,-,n(,;d" ana `elon:-,
areas of shielding. 7he presence of a current the potential is dist-ini~Ldshcd from
the Debye-Hdckel equilibrium potential by the fact that at gre,,tt distances from a
charged impurity the potential decreases, like the potential of a dipole, while
at short distances it tends, with an increave in the ettxacting electrical field,
A- the Coulomb potential.
,o4ad
The author extends his thanks to S. 1. Pekar and 1. 1. Boylko for their helpful
discussion and assistance in the work
-Me article includes 16 equations and two figures.

USSR UDC: 5.19-214
PIPIRAS, V.
~znpot~icExj~3anssion~s for the Distribution Function of a Sunt of Inde-
pendent Lattice Random Quantities"
Lit. mat. sb. (Lithuanian Mathematics Collection), 1970 10, No 3, pp
517-536 (from RZli-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract 110 T-1401)
Translation: Let be independent ratidom quantities which te-ke
on values of the form a, +hk Ojt and h>o are some nunbers ; h~-O. �1. �2....,*
i- 1. 2. n)- The results proved in the paper show that with the limta-
tion AIjtf,,< (rz,,-3 is any number; 1-1,2 n) and certain other ccn-
ditions, the remainder in the asymptotic expansion of the distribution func-
'ion of B.-I Ej is no greater in absolute value than c (11, 0 + I (x) 1) x
where the positive function r.(z)-o, when r-CV, Here a., is
the variance of and L, is the Lyapunov fraction. Author's ab-
stract.

USSR UDC: .621.385
GAVRILOV, A. A. KOMISSARCHIK, V. M.
"An Installation for Vacuum Treatment of the Cathode Elements of Magnetrons"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 24, 1970, Soviet Patent No 2T7119, Clasp 21, filed 27 Dec-67, p 63
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for vacuum treating
the cathode elements of magnetrons. The'unit contains a working chamber, a
prevacuum. chamber, a loading box, and a table for holding pa---ts with vacuum
electrical leads which can be t.-,ved out of the loading chamber into the work-
ing chamber. As a distinguishing feature of the patent4 provision is made
for checking the thermionic and secondary emission properties of the cathode
by equipping the installation with a measuring device arjunted on the working
table. This device is made in the form of a cylindrical anode with an
an-nulus in the middle, and an annular tungsten cathode Lvurrounding the anode
at the level of the annulus. The anode and cathode areJantened to Influ-
lators, and the the inner surface of the anode acts as a collector of
secondary and reflected electrons from the cathodes being inspected.

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",TITLE--kELAYS GF DISCOVERIES -U-
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~SLURCE-SCTSIALISTICHESKAYA INDUSTRIYAt AUGUST 6t t970, P 3, COLS Z-6
DATE PUL-LISHEC-06ALIG70
r_.*"--_SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIE14CES
TAGS--METAL WHISKER, METALLURGIC RESEARCH FACILIFY
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OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- AB STkAC T THE ARTICLE GIVES A VERY BRIEF
REVIEw OF TFE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AT THE IINSTITUTE OF METALLURGY IMENI
dAYKjV_6F THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, U.S.S.R,j IN CONJUNCTION WIT~l T.1i E
100TH APJt-,.tVERSARY OF THE' bI&THDAY OF IrS NAME-SAKE :A. A. bAYK(JV. T H E
-V.
INSTITUTE'S DIRECTOR IS ACADEMICIAN N. V. AGEVE T THE, LABORATO, Y THAT
-RE-SEARCHES EXOTIC MATERIALSi SUCH AS WHISKERS, IS HEA01:0 13Y
-.CORRESPC)%DING MEMbER OF THE ACADEMY YE. M. SAVITSKIY. GNE OF THE
ASSOCIATES OF THIS LAbORATOPY 15 CANDIDATE Cf: TECHNICAL SCIENCES. G.
S. SURKHANOV. TFE LABGRATGRY THAT DEALS WITH TETANEU14 ALLOYS IS HEADED
BY CCCTC,'9 CF CHEMICAL SCIENCCS 0. S. IVANOV. HE HAS CLAIMED THAT
JENSILE STRENGTH VALUE OF TITANIUM, ALLOYS CAN BE RAISEP TO 120-180 KG-C-M
SQUARED. DCCTGg OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES YU. V. TSVETK(JV* CORRESPONDING
-'MEMBER OF THE ACADEMY D. M.. CHIZHIKOV, AND 1)
CANDI ArE 01: TECHNICAL
.;.!__,~:~:SCIENCES V. 1. KASHIN ARE ALSO MENTICIN;_~U. A PHCTOGRAPH IS GIVEN WHICH
YU. UGASTE, JUNICi~ SCIENtf ASSOCIATE Of- THE X RAY SPECTRAL
SHOWS
ESEARCH LABORATORYP AND V. KHLCHfJVr CHIEF MECHANIC OF 1HE TEST
PPARATUS.

,.Moscow, Sorsiaistichaskaya Indusicriya, 6 Au,7, 70, P 3, cois. 2-6
-with 'I. V. kg~e~ev, L.-,e
Abstrac~~: An account is given of an iiiterview
1nrtiLu-_e of ~'etanllurgy ineni. A. A. Bayko-jr, and other scien'Ii.-.-Ls aL ~..O _-tiL-,Le
oil tho occasion of the 100', Lh anniversary. of Baykoy Is birth. in lino witl,, r,"cra
teciuiology's requirements for supor-strong, super-light, super-'aard, zind . ~pcr-
heat-rezistant materials, much attent.-Ion~ at the Institute i.5 Veing giver. Lo Lne
development of "whiskers," artificially grown crystals. According to -a.
Bur,-_h~ov, Candidate of Technical 3ciences, single crystals of practically all
011, the nigh-melting and rare metals have been obtained and Audied. Under t"he
direction of D. M. Chiznikov, Corresponding klember of. t-Aile Acadc;;W o' Sciences
USSR, a method has been developed for reducing metals 3.n a pla~;Laa atream by using
cheap and safe natural gas. In the plasm stream the netal and gas are in-
separable. This union however, must be destroyed or the properties of the metal
will suffer. "If a region of lowered pressure is croaLoi over the molten metal
in the ladle, a part of the gasea in the melt can escape arbi can be removed
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PTPKO, D.,Sotsialistichoskaya industriya, 05 Aug 70, p 3. cols. 2-6
easily," according to Candidate of Technical Sciences V. 1. Kashin. Under the
leadership of Academician A. A. Samarin, steels ha-,re been obtained whic.- have
new properties and increased plasticity. Tests with the new steels have shown
that defects.are practically absent when the most complex parts are stamped.
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ASSI PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
TITLE--PREPARIAT ION OF A X-HHANICALLY STRONG LIOUTO RHi~SE 11YOPuGENATION
CAT4LYST -U-
AUTHOR-103)-SUKOLSKIY, D.V., GOGOL, N.A., PIPKG,~ G.N.
COUNTRY OF INFG--USSR
SOtjRCE--J.S-S-R- 266v735
REFE-kENCE--GTKRYTIYA, lZ0BP.ET.,.PR&). OBRAZTSYo TOVARNYE ZNAKI, 19TO,
--DATE PUBLISHED--OIAPR70
SUBJECT AREAS---:CHE!4ISTRY
OP I CTAGS-CHEMICAL-.-PATENT, CALCIUM SULFATE, CATALYTIC HYDRO.GEtiATIUN,
CATALYST
k. CONTRUL IMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASISIFIE0
"-:PROXY REEL/ FRAME-300411793
STEP ~40--(JiR/04a2/70/000/000/0000/0000
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AA0132059
UNCLASSIFIED

112 010 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING D4YE--23OCT70
TITLE--ON THE PROBLEM OF STATISTICAL PAgAMETERS CHANGE OF RIVER RUNOFF
WHEN THE HYDROGRAPH IS DIFFERENTLY CUT.INTO SECTIONS WITH ANNUAL
AUTH OR-(03)-SVANIDZE# G*G., PIRANASHVILIlp Z!jo4.,,l KILASONIYA, A.N,
'~.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-'.SCURCE--METE0R(3L0GIYA I GIDROLOGIYAP 1970P NR 6, PP 69-77
~_D.ATE- PURL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
,-JOPIC TAGS--RIVER, RUNOFF, HYDROGRAPHY,
,!.~'_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'~..DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~:,PRQXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1760 -STEP NO--IJA/0050/'10/000/006/0069/007'1
.'CIRC ACCESSION Nfl--AP0125376
UNCLASS I F [ED

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1~'.CIRC ACCESSION INO-4P0125376
ABSTRACT/c-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, CHANG ES OF VALUES OF VARIATION AND
CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS WITH DIFFERENT DATES OF THE BEGINNING OF THE
HYDROLOGICAL YEAR AND VARIOUS FEATURES OF RIVER RUNOFF PROCESS ARE
ANALYSED, FACILITY: GRUZINSKIY NAUCHP10-ISSLEDOVATELISKlY
INSTITUT-ENERGETIKI.
-U-PICLASS

USSR UDC 536.24
FIRALISHVILI. S11. A.
"Vortex Counterflow Heat Exchanger"
Sb. nauch. rabot molodykh uchenykh. Ki~ybyshev. aviats. in-t (Collected Scientific
Works of Young Scientists. Kuybyshev Aviation Institute), 1971, vyp. 1, pp 35-
38 (from RZIi-I'lekhanika, No 6, Jun 73, Abstract No 0816)
Translation: The vortex heat exchanger is a short cylindrical chamber to one
end of which a cold heat exchange agent is fed through the vortex chamber. The
cold heat exchange agent forms an intense twisted vortex flow pressed against
the walls of the chamber, and it withdraws from the opposite end of the chamber.
Opposite to the cold heat exchange agent, a hot heat exchange agent is pumped
along the chamber axis. Preliminary experiments have demonstrated the high
efficiency of this type of heat exchanger by comparison with the connterflow
recuperative heat exchangers in which the hot and cold heat exchange agents
are separated by a wall.

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,.TITLE--CHEMISTRY OF UNSATURATED COMPOUNDS. SYNTMESIS Atli) SOME REACTIONS OF
TERTIARY(ALLYLETHYNYL)CARBINOLS -U-1.
S*Kow KINOYAN~~.Sov VARTANYANI S*A.
~__'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~.,,'.S,OURCE--ARM. KHIM. ZH. 1970t 23(2) 146~8
~__DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS--ACETYLENE, ALCOHOL9 ALLYL CHLORIDEt ISCIAERIZATIONf BUTENEf
CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, HETEROCYCLIC NITROGEN COMPOUNDo 14ETEROCYCLIC OXYGEN
:COMPOUND, AMINE
wz.~ ~CQNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
MCUMENT~CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRCACCESSION NO--AP0116886
UNCLASSIFIED

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ABSTRACT7EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TERTIARY ACETYLENIC CARBINOLS RR
PRAME C(OH)C TRIPLE BOND CH (1) REACT WITH ALLYL CHLORIDE OR BROMIDE AND
10 901CHLOROt2tgUTENE AT 40-50DEGREES UNDER N IN THE PRESENCE OF CU SUB2
CL SUB2 AND AN AQ. SOLN. OF NH SUB4 Ct TO GIVE RR PRIME C(OH)C TRIPLE
BOND CCH SUB2 CH:CXR DOUBLE PRIME (11), X BEING -H OR*CL AND R DOUBLE
PRIME BEING H OR ME. ISOMERIZATION OF 11 (X EQU ALS H) WITH HGSO SIJB4
(111) IN MEOH AT 30-5DEGREES GAVE-RRIPRIME C:CHCOCH SUB2 CHIOME)ME (IV).
S'IMILARLYv 11 (X EQUALS CL) GAVE RR PRIME C:CHCrJCf1.SU82 CH:CCLME (V).
if (X EQUALS H) WERE CYCLIZED TO VI BY TREATMENT WITH 10PERCENT H SUB2
SO SUB4 AND III. (ADDITIONAL SYNTHESIS AND REACTIONS SHOWN ON
MICROFICHE). FACILITY:- INST.; ORG. KHIMoil EREVANg USSR.
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SEREBRYAKOV, V. A.
GRISHINA, T. M., ZIRLN
"YaRUS Expanded Programming System"
V sb. Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem programmir. (Language Theory
and Methods of Constructing Programming Systems--collection of works), Kiev-
Alushta,,1972, pp 181-189 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No
12V462)
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Iranslation: A programming system is described which offers the possibility
for the user to have the expansions.he requires bylintroducing new syntactic
structures, defining new data structures and new operations. The base for
the system is the so-called expanded language -the construction of which is an
iterative process. Its origin is a language ~.. In the k + 1 step of the
process, the language Xk+l described by means of the language )-k is generated.
The process continues until the language is obtained with the required means of
expression. In the initizl state the YaRVS system comprises two languages:
"R language is the base
the TsYeNTR and the process control language. The TsYeYL
language: from this language the expansion process begins. Its base is the
BCL language developed at the London Institute of Computer Engineering. The
-ocedures each of which
program in the TsYeNTR language comprises a series of pi
includes a beading and a body. The heading, in turn, comprises the namet3 and
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attributes of the name. The attributes of the name are the descriptor of the
title procedure and the list of formal parameters. The body of the procedure
is the module comprising the sequence of tagged elements separated by the
symbol ";." The element can be a module, an alternative, a controller, the
procedure call, the operator and the description. The control language is
used to control the processes taking place in the system. The instructions of
this language are divided into the general instructioas.of the TEST type and
the instructions giving the operating mode of the system, The general in-
structions are used to initiate the problem in the system, completion of opera-
tion of the system, control of the communications channels, and calling the
archive. The instructions of the TEST type are traditional instructions of the
operation with an archive. The operating mode instructions provide for opera-
tion of the system in one of three modes: expansion, compilation and execution.
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