SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PULATOVA, M. K. - PURITIS, T.

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14ULTIPLEr. THE PARAMIAGf,ti-TIC c.;:NTER RESPONSIBLE F'R THE 'LST EPK SIGNAL
IS Cl. AT 77 K THE IONIZATIOU OF THE MOLECULE rAf(A~-S PLACCE, WHICH
RESULTS.IN THE FORiMATION OF ANION RADICAL.SAEPA SlINGLET) OF TYKOSINE
WITH THE LOCALIZATION OF (JINPAIRED ELECTRONS ON TH-1: BENZENE RING. THE
8k'EAKAGE OF THE C-N BOND IS A SECONOARY ONE DUE TO FH".: TI,.APPING OF THE
ELECTRON 3Y THE CHARGED AMINO GROUP OF THE TYROSINE VOLEkl-ULE (EfIR,
MULTIPLET). FACILITY: INST 610L. PHYS.,. ACAD. SC1 . USS.Rt
PUSHCHIf-10-ON-OKAt USSR.

A/z 024 U4CLASSIFIED PROCESSIFIG DATE--11SEP:1);
_,_r,jTLE--STRUCTURE OF PARAMhGNETIC:CENTERS,.AND THEIR PHOTOCHEMICAL
IN A GAMNA IRRADIATED SINGLE CRYSTAL nF CYSTEINE
t-AUTHOR-KRIVENKO, V.G., KAYUSHINt L.P.t PULATOVAl Me o,
J NTRY OF INFO--USSq
VC QUI
'-SCK)RCE-~-KHIM. VYS. ENERG. 1970, 4(1)t 49-55
AT JE PMLISHED ------- 70
;~:SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCLENCES, CHE141STRY
~,._TOPIC. TAGS--AMiNO ACID, GAMMA IRRADIATION1 EPR SPECTRUM, PA;kA,'AA-jNETlSlfi,
PHOTOCHEMISTRY
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SCURCE--ALEk6. NEFT. 19701,. (3)p 35-7
-DATE PULL ISfiEG ----- -70
SUaJECr AREAS-ilitATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TUPIC r.4GS-LUOIRICANT ADDITIVE, CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, TH1,13L, PHOSPHATE
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4P17049842
S' vice:
Abs .tracting, er Ref. Code:
CHEMICAL ABST..,V-7C UP-
r- iomigi Porous structure Iof nonactivated carbon adsorbents
from industriid tyVes of phenol-formaldefivde resins. elarbe-
no
i:_~; Seitmigo-, I.. B.; lujuevigh,iNt KarrT,;kava
F. (LeninpraT khnal. Inst. "Unsoviff-a, UninTra-F
Zh. 17r~whz~ni. (Leninarad): 19-10, 91-101 (KLji;.,;).' Uar-
bonization of a iibsol-tv~e phenal-HCHO re-~in and a phenol-
PhNH-,-HCHO resin at 400-1000' under N gove C Msorbents
having extre.mEly low pore vols. and radii in t tie Yange 2.9-280.000
V
The adsorbents allowed CcHf, mols. to pass. but not MeOH
MOls. A consj&rable expansion of the pore stiucture in the range
of 2.9-280,000 A was obsd. when the PhOH-HCFIO mole ratio was
reduced to 0.85, 1. CKJR J
REEL/FMME
19801767
1-7

USSR UDC: 639.5:536.~55
BARBASHIN, Ye. F., PULIKIS, K..S., NIKOLAYENKO, V. A., Omsk
"Determination of Fields of Temperatures of Turbine Wheels and Blades by
Indicators of Irradiated Diamond"
Kiev', Problemy Prochnosti, No 8, Aug 73, pp 117-119.
Abstract: A method is described for thermometry of gas-turibine engine parts
using indicators of irradiated diamond without current taps. The method is
based on the property of the crystalline diamond to increase the volume of
the crystalline lattice when bombarded by high energy particles and gradual
recovery of the initial volume upon heating. The method can be used for
thermometry of turbine wheels and blades in the 130-1200' C interval without
placement of current taps or nodification of the engine design.

USSR UDO L21.039.524.03L'.3.001.5
PULYAYE-V, V. F., RUSSIYA]TOV, A. F. , YUSIMO, V. A.
- - - - ' -6aAlka-r_
"Dl-P Experimental Unit for Btudying Models of Ifeat Exchangre Equipment"
Disso-I.-siiruvushch. gazu kal: te-)lonositeli i ra-b. tela enerr. ustanovok -- V sb.
(Dissociating Gases as Heat Transfer ACents and the Working 11,1editra of Pover
Plants - Collection of WarJ~E Minsk, flauka i tekhn. Press, 19710, PP 105-108
(from RZIi-Elektroteklinika i EnergeLika, No 5, May 1971, Abstract 1`10 5U195)
Translation: A study is made of Vie flow chart of -an experimental test unit
for testing -models of heat exchange equipnent. The structural elements of the
basic assem1blies of the test Lmit and the exDerimental heat exchange equipment
are described. The D1-P test unit nrovides for the Possibility of studying
the heat exchange and hydrodynamics of models of condensers, regenerative
evaporators, gas regenerators and also the fuel assemblies of nuclear react-ors
with a dissociating heat exchtinge agent N204' There is 1 illustration

USSR UDC 627.81.034.001.5(47+57)
ASTRAKIWTSEV, V. I., KUKLIN, A. K.,,PULYAYEVSKIY, G. M., ROGOZIN. A. A.
"Ifethods of Studying Bank Processes on the Angar Reservoirs"
Tr. koordinats. soveshchaniv po gidroteldin. (Works of the Coordinating Meet-
ings on Hydroengineering), N"o 59, J.970, pp 39-93 (from Wi-Elektrotekhnika i
Energetika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2 D44)
Translation: Studies of the following problems are continued: a) the study of
geological engineering conditions of:the shore zone of Lake Baykal, Irkutsks
Bratsk and Ust'-Ilimskiy Reservoirs;.b) introduction of stereophotograrrnietric
methods; c) development and introduction of instruments and methods of complex
study of wind-wave conditio,,as..

USSR
UDC 539.4
MOLOCHKOV, N1. A., IVX7E:TYO, A. A., VEGROV, A. N., SITN,IICIIE-',",,-O,. V. P., gja~;~-
K017r-SIRNIKOV, N. A.
"The Effect of the Stress Concentrator on Fatigue Strength in 'Male Cone Joints
c.
for Titanim- Alloy Pipe"
Sb. nauch. tr. Kiev. in-t inzli. grazlid. aviatsii (Col -lection of Scientific Worl~s
of the Kiev Institute of Civil hviation Lngincers), 1971, vyp. 1, vp 78-61 (fro,-.I
RM-1-lekhan!%a, N'O 11, .ov 71, Abstract No 11%11112)
Translation: By tes"ing sa:nple:s of 711 titaniLLi alloy pipe 12 x 1.5 for fatigLe,
it was demonstrated that stress concentration in the in-,:-c--ti,-ated joint is
higher than the theoreLically calculated concentrimion, When testing with a
frequency of 200 hertz on a iol cycle base, the effective concentration factor
was 3.2 with a fillet radius of 0.5 mm. The reduction in fa-,-i-ue stren--th is
ascribed to significant residual strains~reachin- 157. in the diameter transition
zone.

USSR UDC 656.22.05(082)
PULIYE~L, YU. 14. (Editor)
"Some Problem of Automatic Ccntrol of Train Traffic"
Nek-otorvve voprosy avtomaticIieskogo upravleniya dvj.zhanivem po7ezdov (Tr. Mosk.
in-ta inzh. --h.-d.*transp., v p. 370 (Some Problems of Automatic Control of
Train Traffic (Works of thu Moscow Institute of Railroad TransI)ortation Engi-
neers, vyp. 370)), Moscow, 19711, 163 pp, ill., 71 k. (from Itzli-Avtomatika,
Telemek-hanika i vychislitel'naya teldinika, No 4,.Apr 72, Abstract No 4A630K)
Translation: The 12 papers in the collection are groupLd in two sections:
1) problems of automatic control of surface train traffic; 2) problems of
automatic control of subway train traffi c.
'R~

USSR UDC 621.M2.5
ZVYAG1N--, V.I., SUICEP, YU. I-, -417CLCKA, S.I., YEGCRIGVX,~L-I., A1U.12,,`rf1,f5-H, YA.YA.,
PUIMUR, P.A.
nDatermination Of ',:Irm Effectivelieso Of Co11cctjrAgChare!j Carriert In Samicclidurt-
it
or Devices
Elelctron. -luehliniks. -Yauchno-tel-hn. ab.-Mroelektronika (-Elect-rcnic Technology.
Scient-ific-Techrical Collection, K-croelectronics), f970. I u (2111,- - 67- T.)
(from RZh--' -' I e kt. ron--I:a i veve nrimenenive, INIo 4, April 15,71, Abstract No 4'E2-11)
Trans!--ticri: The method described for determination of the effectiveness of
-rium curriers -In various regiona of a silicon planar
collect4on of non-equilib
transistor involves mcai;urement oP ths c4arr-a collected by a p-n Junct-ion.
Gorreopondin7 men mjm,~.cnta, orv conducted on a 4T~31 de,,,-.ce before end after
J. Ell
tradlaiion by nuclour radiatior.. For--ulas are given whl.ch coemact tho- off'ect-
iveness of' collection oiith the volumo 1-T6 tlme of non-~lcuilibrium churi~c
carriers. Authorls abstract.

UDC 621.~52.7,
USSR
ANI-120TYN"SH, Yk.YA., BERZINISH, A.A.v DANEY B#YA-P ZCHENS, V.YA.,
UrOOR P -4. ',-.UR!,!I T, YA. A.
05ilicon Low-Noise High-Freque,,acy UnencApsulated Transistors"
Eleirtron. tekhnika. 11suchno-tel(lin. eb. -,Mikroalektroni~a (Electronic TechnoloEy.
Scientific-Technica-i Collection. 1.1licroelectronics', 10TO, Issue 2(2"), Du 81-
86 (from RZh---_-1ek1,roni1:a i yc~ a primeneniye, No 4. Lpril 1971, Abstract No
4B245)
Translation: The conatruction, technolo and Principal parameters are des-
cribed of silicon planar unancipsulated -low-noise high~frequency
n-p-n type transistomfor hybrid circuits.

A A
AA0045189.
UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustriated, Section~'ill Electr~cal, Derwent*,
3194 FIBRE OaICS WASURINGMVICE'Idescribe'd in f
"70
No.153126, w4Ls 40sed N ~th,~i;~iple f
f'length,~usinj a transmitting
optical measurement.o
-h of - Iisht, Su ides
television tube andL'a bunc
Measurement is not ILB Accuratelas it might bi~,
owing to physical 1W)VeMent- from theL test
piece. The propo5aldescribes fin imprcrvement~ The
diagram shows an objective lexis 1 focussed 0~ the
test piece 6 (which rday be hot) and passing an-
optical. image to the bunch of. light guides 2~ which
are closed up at the input end 4. The~output end
5 is scanned by the tolevisionLtube 3;~the leatureL
of the ?resent development is.the special art~ange-
ment of these flexible'fibre &ides into evem and
AUTHORS: Rabinovich, V. A.; Sharf, Ye. M.; Punger, V. A.,;
Nawarayev, V. T,
1.9780092

odd groups, as numbered at the, input, so that odd
numbers arrive-in group A, and oven in group It,
of the output array. In addWon.theyare 1w
opposed order, its 1010". The ~Lmage of the ho.L body,~
6 presented to the 1:
iight guides:iscpnverted~by the
television tube into one depending on the scanning
method, but any,dynamic erroridue to movement is
only equal to the didforence of the errors in each
part.A and B of the final image.
5.11.67 as 1195767i2S-28 Add 'to 153126.V.A.RABINOV-
ICH et al.(17.9.69):Bul lo/o5,3.69. Class 42b.
Int.Cl.C Olb.
Nil
19780093

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USSR UDC 517.948
PERELTANT, A. YA., and "I'A 6mVWjAaA Ler-Ingrad
PInversion of Integral Equations of the First Kind With Fourier-type Kernels"
Kazan', Izvestiya Vysshitch Uchabnykh Zavedeniy Matematilca, No 3, Mar 71t
pp 61-71
Abstract: The article considers integral transforms of the Fourier type
j I (zy) m (z) dzg (y > 0),
0
fOr wbich (by definition) thctre exiats the invarse transfom
I (zy) g (y) dy in (z) (z > 0). (2)
0
1/6

USSR
PE-F-EL'Z'%N, A. YA., and FUNDIA, V. A.,, izvestiya Vyssbikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy
Matematika, No 3, Mar 71, pp 61-71,
If I where (D is a set of kernels of the Fourier type, then
formily
7(p) L- (I - A (P) ('-C) L (p)M I (x)
(2a)
where F(p) M f W j denotes the Mellin transform Of fuliction f (x); equa-
tions(2a) follow frcm, the convolution theorem fcr the Mellin transform. Let
I (y, and't(x) be the corresponding inverse trant;farm of the Fourier
type. Then the followine identity is va3id:
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USSR
PERELIMAN, A. YA., and PUNIM4 V. A., Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy
Matematika, No 3, Mar 71,,:pp 61-71.
(ZY) t (zx) (X) dv] dz -(y) (y > 0)- (3)
Assuming the possibility of changing the integration order, the kernels 1 W
and t(x) constitute a pair of Fourier-ty~pe transfoms if and only if the fol-
lowing relation is true:
t (zx) I (ZY-) IL a (x 11) j-'r, (x, Y) (Y
where
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USSR
PERELIMI, A. YA., and PUN-LEA, V. A., Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Za-vedeniy
where a > 0, b b2k(b2 -t- b2 i& 0) are arbitrary,, d (a) are selected by
1kF 10 20 k

U&SR
PERELIMAN, A. YA., and PUINIIA, V. A.,:Izves-tiya Vysshikh Ucbebnykh Zavedeniy
Matematika, No 3. Yar 71, pp 61-71
The subsets and are isolated from the set of kernels (24), cri-
teria are obtained for testing the inclusions I WE and e (X)Q-
and a way is shown for changing from kernels (1) from subset to ker-
-nels for the solution of W4
A subsequent article will deal in detail with conditions for the
existence and unioueness of the inversion of (1) in the fonn of (2), a meth-
od. for selecting the kernel t(x) from the set and. justification for
changing the order of integration in
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017 UWU ASS IF I PROCESSING 0ATE---02-jCT70
OF OBSERVATION OF HALOS IN PULYIJISPERS~ CL~)UDS -U-
~_4UTHOR-[02)- SHIFRINt K.S.t PUNINA, V.A*
C,OUNTRY OF INFO-US'~R
S0fJRCE--AKADEMflA t"'AP'K 55SRi lZ)lE5TIlAv FlZIKA ATMOS FEY. I DKEANAi V9L
FEB. 19701, P 204-207
'~~D. A TE P ULL I S H E D------ 7 0
,SUBJECT AREAS--ATNIOSPHERIC SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ATMOSPHERIC CLOUDI PARTICLE DISTRIBUTION, LIGHT SCATTER14G,
ATMOSPHERIC OPTIC.PHENCMENON
C04TRCL NAPKING--NO RESTRICTfONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--ONCLASSIFIED
'PR OXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1904 STEP !NJG--UR/0362/?~1/001)100(1)/02)411)?i)7
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--020CT70
212 017 U.".11CL A S S I F I E 0PROCESSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0108234
.~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE RELATION BErv.,EEN THE
Lil S C-)ISTRIBUTION OF THE
FORMATION OF HA IN POLYDIS:PERSE CLOUDS AND THE
TICLeS. VNEORY OF HALOS IS CONSTRUCTED IN,
R4)11 (3F THE SCATTERING PARI
A KIRCHHUFF.APPROXIMATION, AND A GRAPH SHOWING THE RELATION BErWFE% THE
LOCATION OF:THE HALOS AND THE WIDTH OF.THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
SCATTERIN.G PARTICLES 15 PLOTTED, IT IS SHOW1 THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO
~-~ESTMXE JHE-WIDTH OF THE PARTICLE.DISSTRIBUTION FROM THE NUMBER, OF
c,
kSERVE-D HALOS*
0
W-r-222-M ~2--~Mmm' MOrm"Ammam

USSR UDC 622-342:541.183.12
FRIMN,, I. D.., POCMCMA., L V.., ZDOHOVA, 3, P.) BEK R .#0 MSLIYj, A. 1.j
PUNISHKO., O.-A.., POCHIVALOV.. I. N.j. and STAWYEVA
"Ion-Exchange Technology in Gold Hydrometallurgy"
Moscow, Tsvetny-ye Metally., NO 3) Mar TO., pp 70-74
Abstract: Ion-exchange technology permits the use of filter-free systerria, thutj
eliminating both costly equipment and c=berso= op~ratlons -- fIltration of
pulp and washing of precipitates as well as precipitatioa of Au from solutions.
Sorption leaching, vhich in more complete in dissolving Au -from are w~d rcduces
the lose of dissolved gold in the dump pulp, offers much better conditions for
higher Au extrartion. In order to provide satisfactory resulta, the rew toch-
nology requires the use of aniovites., which are selective with respect ro tva, ane,
also have high Idnetic, mechanical, and regeneration propertieu. The zelcctv~:,'Oness
of the AP-2 anionite,, synthesized at the Kenerov Scientific-Research Institw~e
for the Chemical industry, was found to 'to 2--2,5 and itr, capacity -- 1-3--l-5
timao that of similar anionites,, The anionite ims tested on a ijerd-ir4uatrial unit
using a cowater-current system. Mw high desorption capacity or the bifunction--"I
AP.2 anionitA with respect to mytal impurities makes it possible to si;-nlify thu
regeneration process and redtwe the number of required: elements. Me prcccua
1/2

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USSR
FRIDMAN, 1, D., et al. Tevetnyye Y&taUyj, No 3., Mar 70~ PP 70-74
includes the following phases: desorption of CN, Zn, and M vIth H"03 Or ~2804
solutions; desorption of Au. Ag., and Cu by chloride and sulfide solutio-no of Ciio-
Jr
urea, du-.Img electroelution, ani disorption of Fe by DU4140 aLkal e solutiono at
50--550C. The high desorption capacity of the AP-2 anio to de--*,ei7dnso the
2
tively short duration of the regeneration process; desarptica Of Cff~ Zm? C--,d, Iii
hre; desorption of Au.. Ag.. Cm during electroelution --- 3--5 Lxs; dezarptio-a of
Fe--5 hret The corQ3Ate procalural f.'0VLC&Ut is g'YOU JU tka orlginaj. mticle-
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VEL'11IN, V. A. HEDVEDEV, Yu4 A. ,PUNKEV~Ii, 13. S. , and
"ic Re --rAtitute of
STEPANOV, 13.1-1., All.-Union SclenTl Z search
optico-Physical Mea;~urements
"Magnetic Field Probing of the Detonation Region of a Charge
of Explosives"
Moscow, Doklady Akademil Hauk SSSR, Vol 197, flo 1, Har 71,
pp 70-72
Abstract: On the basis of previous research, it has been
found that the distcrtion in a constant extr-Lnsic field is
lower than the sensitivity of the magnetic field sensors
used. In order to increase the field perturbation created
by an explosion up -to easily.observable values it is necea-
sary to either increase the Initial ficli:l or the magnitude
of the exDlos-;on or to conduct the exploaion in a variable
field that varies at the frequency for which the thickness
of the skin-layer is on the order of magri-itude of the de-
tonation region. It is sinplest to create the detonation
in a variable magnetic field. This article describes the
appropriate experiments in this direction and the results
obtained therefrom.
1/2 F Y
figur,,~ I in this aiticle shows a t pical oscillo-
gram of the Process and F~gure 2 gives the signal of un-

WSSR
VELIMIN, V.A., et al, DakladyAkademii Nauk SSSR, VQI 197, No 1, 71, PP 70-72
balance as a functicn of time, averaged over about 100 tests,
in relative units. The conclusion is reached that at least
in the initial moments of time the conductivity is concen-
trateC in the layer where, for small valves of t, the ef-
fective thickness of the conducting laver is much less than
the difference in radii of the front of-the shock wave and
the leading edge of the explosion products and that it grows
with time.
The obtained results may be explained by the decrease
in the temperature gradient with the pasaage of time and con-
sequently by the increase in the characteristic length by
which the degree of thermal io,nization of air drops near
the contact surface of the explosion products. Additional
data are needed on the magnitude of A(t) at these moments
in order to determine the absolute values. of the time-aver-
aged conductivity.
The article contains 2 figures and a bibliography of
5 titles.
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USSR UDC 9U-3:616.981.452(575.4)
BU IIACHEMKO, T. A.,, ZHERNOVOVI I. Vt., and &ALIGNIBORODOVA, Ye.
N.
"Characteriatics of the Plagae Epizootic Among Rodents in Turkmenia
(1964-1969)
V ob. Probl. osobo 2pasn. inrektsiv (Problems of Especially Dangerous Infec-
tions --collectioa of Works), Saratov~,!No.4(14.), 1970, PP UO-123 (from
Wh-Meditsius~a~a Geogragiya, 'T,) 3, Ylar'71, Abstract No 3-36.118) by- B. Dobrok-
Translatioi3.- The plague epi%ootic among rodents in various mtural regions
of Turkmenia was recorded annually for the last six years: in the western and
northwestern part in 1964-1966i in the southwestern part in 1966-1968, in the
northeastern part in 1965-1969, in the southeastern part in 1966-1968, in the
northern part in 1966-1969, and In the eastern part in 1969. Territorial and
biocenotic characteristics oi~ the foci and the developirant of the epizootic
In each natural region are doscribed. Included are tables of isolation of
plague cultures from mamms1iim and arthropod vectors. The main species of
rodents participating in the epizootic,is the great gerbil, involvement of
redtailed midday gerbils and the yellov.suslik led to an increase in the
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BURIACHENKOY T. A., et al., M-Meditsinskaya GeograEiya, No 3, Mar 71,
Abstract No 3-36-118)
intensity of the e-pizootic eind to its further spread. Practically all terri-
torial regions of the southern desurts at the borders of Turkmenia are sec-
tions of continuous natural focal activity of plagueand are not temporary
foci. Sites of prolonged retention of plague bacteria in both epizootic
and nonepizootic years are stations of-rodent survi-ra:1 in vhich elementary
plague foci may be:found. Four mape. of sites at vhich plague cultures have
been isolated in Tarkmenia from 1964 to: 1!)69 are includedo:

USSR UDr: 621.317.621.391.822
GOROZHDAIIOV, D. P. , PUODMUKTITAS, A. A
"signal-to-Noise Ratio in Modulation Noise Factor Meters"
Tr. Nauch.-tekhn. konferentsii"Radioelektronika" (1-forks of the Scientific
nics), Vol. 0', K;F-1w 1970, up
and Technical Conference on Radio Electro, las
(from RM-Radiotekhnika. No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6A270)
101-107
Translation: The paper disc!-,qses the s.ignal-to-noisc ratio in modulation
noise factors rreters in the case of individual measurement of the noise
factors of microwave amplifiers, as well;as the receivers as a whole. ResumE.

USSR UDC: 62i.317:621-391-822
GOROZHDANOV, D. P., PUODZHYUKIYAS, A. A., STARIKOV, B. D.
."On the Problem of Measuring Noise Temperatures in Lav-ffoise SHF Receivers"
Dokl. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsil po radiotekhn. -~*zmerenl;v:am,. T. 2 (Re-
ports of the All-Union Scientific and Technical Conference on. Radio Engineer-
ing Measurements. Vol. 2), Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 21-22 (from ~Ih-Radioteklinika,
Ito 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12A319)
Translation: The authors present a schemat,ic diagram for measuring low
noise temperatures in SHF receivers with the use of a cold load and connec-
tion of a noise generator Lhrough a directional coupler. A formula is given
for determining the error in noise temperature meazurement. 11nalysis shovs
the appreciable effect of aomeparameters of the directirnial coupler on
error. It Is concluded that the directional coupler munt satisfy rieid
requirements. E. L.
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USSR IJDC 534. 761
"IjU,"A, KHOKILLOV, A. 1). ,Institute of EvoluLionarv
MOROZOV, V. P. , PggbW
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ciences,
Physiology and riochemisiry imeni. 1. 11.;Sechenov of the USS Acadelry of S
Leningrad
"Infrasounds Generated by the Human Vocal Organ in the. Speech and Singing Pro-
cess"
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XVIII, No 1, 1972, pp 144-146
Abstract: A specral analysis was made of the hwnian voice in the infrasonic
range. Both ordinary conversas4onal speech and singing were investigated. So-.1e
example opectron-if-trIc recordings and ot;cillograms art., presented. On the infra-
sonic oscillogram basically a frequency on the order of 5 predwiiiinateS
which is %aell-synichronizcd wiCh the vibrato frequency oC ths! sitil',er evhlb.,.ted
in the forra of ariplitude morltllatiQn of the sound osr-i-1.1o"rarl. Tile origin of
infrasounds durin,; speach processes is connectedviiLh i~irllabffJcation, Lhat if,
modulation of the air floo f-ri)Lj the 11ing,; t)y tile nrtict-,LaLic.,~,! apparnLus. 'A i e
infrasonic frequency corresponds to the bienri frequency of t1te syllabie articu-
lition. The orl~.:in of intrasound durir,- sin.;ing is of a dt.-fereat naturc.
When 5111,01-- th ,:;-inpers nouth is wide. apen awi ar!:irulation -i!,
tially absellt; OICI't~f0l-C, it J-13 po'Ssible LL) propar"", Ullit t;)(! of ir-
ftasojiid is rvalfzed by the rc-!.spiratory apporattl% Of 010 (the
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and larynx. This supposition is based on the fact that durin'~-- simping notice-
able vibrations of the dinnpitrzgm and larynx are obscrvad syncl-ronized with the
vibrato frequency. Thus, the origin of t1 ic vibrato of a singing voice is con-
nected with the generation of infrasound:by the vocal organ.

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CONCLUSION ON THE COMMON NATURE OF LEPTOSPIROSES; THIS IS A SINGLE
INFECTION OF POLYETIGLOGICAL CFIA.kACTER, CAUSED BY 0IFFERENT VARIANTS OF
LEPTOSPIRA. THE PAPER ENUMERAIES THE PRINCIPAL CLINICAL FORMS OF THE
DISEASE IT
NFECTIGIUS SEPTICOTUXICt NEUROMENINGEALt ECTERIC HEPAISC) AND A
MIXED FGRMv ICTERIC NENINGEAL. A DEFINITE FREQUENCY Of IHESE
MANIFESTATIONS DEPENDING ON THE INDIVIDUAL SEROTYPES OF THE CAUSAT[VE
AGENT WAS REVEALE0. THE AUTHOR PROPOSES A rLINICAL CLASSIFICATION OF
LEPTLPIROSES: DIVISION IN ACCORDANCE.WITH. THE ETEOLOGICAL SIGN OF THE
~1~.-CLINICAL FORMt SEVERITY OF THE COURSE An THE PRESENCE OF COMPLICATIONS.
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USSR uDc: 616.22-008.4-?89.28-78
A. Z. BOBONEIIS, V. P., DOLGOV, V. K.,
ULASHKEVICH, Yu. V., MAGRACHEV,
_-LT56HIN, V. A., DEfafTYAR, B. S., VAYNSHTEYN, AO M.
"A Voice-Fcrming Device"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlen-nyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyyv Zziaki, No 26,
1970, Soviet Patent No 280548, Class 21, filed 9 jun 69, p h2
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a voice-forming device which con-
tains a main current generator, projector and self-contained power supply. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the sound spectr-,Am of the projected oscil-
lations is approximated to that of natural speech by adding a noise generator, a
~noise amplifier, and an operating mode commutator.

80"IHMMM N ~
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USSR UJC: 61.615.4/.6--- 1.
PU-P,-KO I. D., KOLGOV, V. K., KEY'Vart. A. R., Leningrad lwititute of Pracision
JRT;rOnMc-s and Optics
"An Electrocardiogram Simulat r"
Leningrad, izvestiva VUZov Priborostroyen~ye, Vol 15, 11.1o 6, 19170, pp iq-2j
Abstract: Methods are considered for cons tructing devicas to I.Mitate -,he bio-
electric activity of the myocardixL-a. Two modifications of the EK"; SL-ulllator are
described: 1) a simplified modification which provides a fairly iride range of
both normal and pathological foris of -EKCi, an,4 also continuous var;--tion
of any parameter:; of he P,
over broad ranges close to those encovntered in
clinical practice; 2) a more complax -aodif~cation vhich sii-tislflez these require-
monts and also provides for calibration of EKG rhytiviis to priicioion of the
order of 20 msec, automatic variation of EXG para-motors according to a prc;;et
program, and simulation of arrhythma. The si-mplifl" 4uiitator is uoed -.r4-,W1y
for adjusting MG amplifiers, while the second vers4on may be used for adjusting
and testing automatic ZKG analyzar-s.

USSR UDC:I~ 51.-155.001-57:681.3.o6
PUFKOY.--L-A-~ VYALOV, A. F., GAViSlIKIII, A. I.
"Geometric Recognition of Slats of Var ious Structurerl
Tr. Mosk. in-te elektron. mushinostr., (Works of the 'Moscow Institute of
Electronic Machine Building:,, 1971, v-yp. 14, PP 95-108 (from. Kh-Kibernetika,
Fo 11, Nov 'fl, Abstract No IIV876)
Translation: The paper deals with problem!3 of constructirg systems of
geometric recognition of tyFes of sets in which the number of points is
bounded from above. An algorithm is proposed for prepaxing a space of
characteristics as well as an algorithm for estimating the accuracy of the
coordinates of singular points of a set and an algorithm for a system of
recognition of the type of sets. Authors' resum6.

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USSR LTD C621.224-2.001.5(47+57)
ZUBRITSKAYA, 11. A., PUPKO, T. YE. , KOSMATOVA, G. E., PROTOPOPOVA, V. P.,
YUZNETS0V.- V. I.
"Study of the Stressed State and Strength of the Spiral Chamber with a Steel
Reinforced Concrete Shell in the Turbine Unit of the Inguri Hydroelectric
Power Plant"
V sb. Nauchn. issled. po gidr.2~tl~hn v. 1969 1,1, (Scientific 1esearch
in Hyd-reengineering in 1969, Vol I -- collection of works), Leningrad
Energiva Press, 1970, pp 24-25 (from R7.1i-Elt-Iftrotekhaika i Emergetik~a, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4 D81)
Translation: A model (1:6) of a spiral chamber was studied in order to dis
cover the expedient reinforcentent of, the turbine unit of Inguriges [In.-uri
Hydroelectric Power Plant] and improve the supporting elements of the spiral
chariber and the turbine stator. The most loaded elements tuirned out to be
the stator columns, the stresses at individual points of which reached the
yield point of the steel. On the basis of the research results, reconimenda-
tions were developed with respect to strevpthening thin- stator columns by vary-
ing the configuratio-zi and increasing their cross sections at the approach Cc
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ZITBRITSKAYA, M. A. ,ec al., Nauchn. issled. po gidrotekha. v. 1969, ga. T.1,
Leningrad, Energiya Press, 1-970, pp 24!-25
the stator rings. It turned out to be expedient to Increase the rigidity of
the turbine unit by increasing the thick'ness of the base under the fE--n-:~ratDr
and raising the floor of tha turbine room. For the.unique turbines of inguri-
ges recommendations were made to strc~lgthen the she] '1 of the spiral chamber
the effectiveness of which will be checked during subsequent tests..
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USSR
PUPKOV, K. A., DARCHIASHVILI, V. V.
"Tensor Analysis of the Capability of the Brain for Assimilation of
Information"
Tr. Mosk. In-ta Elektron. Mashinostr. (Works of Moscow Institute of Electronic
Machine Building], 1972, No 28, pp 117-119 (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No 6V736, by the-auti-tors).
Translation: The reaction of' the brain to the novelty of a stimulus or adap-
tation is studied on the basis of tensorcalculation.
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USSR UDC: 51:155-001-57:631.3.06
K. A. VYALOV, A. F., GALUSHKIN, A. I.
"Geometric Recognition of Eets With Various Structures. 11t
Tr. Mosk. in-ta elektron. mashinostr. (Works of the Moscow Institute of
Electronic M-hehine Building), 197T,--vYP. 111, PP 95-1-08 (from Kh-Miatematika.
No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11V8761/
Tran slat ion., The wit4ors consider problems of constructing systel~,~s 'or
geom-tric rec,--~,,nition of types of sets in which the mxmber of poivts is
limited rrom ahove. Tbe aui,,Llora propose an algorithm for prepar-ing a sT"-ce
of distinctive fOUtUres as vell as an alLprithm for o'stim.tinG the accaracy
of the coordinater, of aingul4r points in the set and. -,n alprith'm of UL clyo-tem
for reN,:ollmizing the type of vet. Authors, resutr-161.

TDC:
USSR 8. Th
P!IUL K. A
VIConcerning Some Principles of Synthesizing Automated Systera for Control-
lex Objects"
-ling Con;p
Tr. Mosk. in-ta elektron. mashi.nostr. (Works of the Moscow Institute of
Electronic Machine Building), 3 10 (from RZh-Kibe:t etika,
9T1, vy-p..23, pp 3- -r
t No 5148,c,)
No 5,.May T2, Abstrac
Translation: The author discusses general schemes of controlling
netic) sy ms, and censiders the advantages of a cellular realization of
cybernetic systems in connecticn with the possibility of adequate repre-
sentation. of many multidimensicnal problems and parallel computations,
which considerably accelerates the solution of problems. A. , Muchnik.

USSR UDC: 8.74
WKO VYALOV, A. F.
"Geometric Recognition of Sets of Various Structure"
Tr. R!Dsk. in-ta clektron. mashJ.nostr. (Works of the Moscow Institute of
Electronic Machine Building--collection of works), 1971, vyp. 23, pp
3.3-1-.L44 (from RZh-KibernetIika,.No 4, Apr~72, Abstract No 4V573)
Translation: For part 1, see F,ZhMat 1971, llV876. The paper deals w.,.th
problems of evaluating the accuracy of determin-ing the coordinates of
singular points. Algorithms are proposed for instructing the system of
determining singular points and for evaluating-the parmn-ters which de-
termine the operating quality of the system. Authors' abstract.
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US19R UDC: 8.74
PUPKOV,_-K. A., RUDENKO, Yu. M..
"An Algorithm for Distinguishing the Outline of the Image of an Object
Against a Complex Background!'
Tr. Mosk. in-ta elektron. mashinostr. (Works of the Moscow Institute of
Electronic Machine Building), 1971, vyp. 23, pp 145-148 (fron RZI.-Kiber-
netika, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 4V587)
Translation: Criteria are introduced for deciding whether a point is part
of an outline. These criteria are used in constructing a recurrent pro-
cedure for sampling the points of an outline. Some m3iilts of exTeri-
mental studies are presented. Authors' abstract.

USSR UDC: 8.74
PUPK NARIVANOV, V. Kh., GALUSHKIN, A. 1.
"A Specialized Recognition DevLce"
Tr. Mosk. in-te elektron. mashinostr. (Works of the Moscov Institute of
Electro-aic Machine Building), 1971, v~-P. 23, pp 156-165 (fron RZh-Kiber-
netika, No
4, Apr 72, Abstract No 4V586),
Translation: Principles of design of specialized recognition devices are
considered. One of siich devices having a variable structure is described.
Authors' abst-ract.

USSR
PUPKOV K. KOSTYUK, G. A.
"Some Problems of Stochastic Models of Trainability of Cybernetic Systems"
Tr. Mosk. In-ta Elektron. W,~shinostr. [Works of Moscow Institute of Elec-
tronic Machine Building], No 6, 1970, Pp 33-48, (Trwislated from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 2, 19,72, Abstract No 2 V736 by the author's).
Translation: A method is sugges~tcdfor~estimating the probability of suc-
cessful operation of automatic systems which are trained dur-.ng a process
of testing. A mathematical mode] of the process of training is constructed,
considering the dependence of the test results from swnple to sam;ple. The
method can be used to estimate the probability of successful operation of
4
any system or device which is adjusted during the testing process.

USSR UDC: 62-501.4
PUPKOV. K. LOMAKIN, I. V., 20TOV, M. G. ,Moscow Higher Technical School
Imeni N. E. Bauman
"SynLhesis of Nonlinear Systems Under Random Affects Based on:an Equivalent
Transfer Function"
Leningrad Priborostroyeniye, Vol 13, No 6, 1970, pp 27-33
Abstract: The method of equivalen t transfer func--ons is a development of the
statistical linearization technique, permittinS the output spectrum of the
equivalent linear model to be the same as that of the noalineurity it replaces
without placing limitations on the transmission band width of the linear system
portion. The equivalent tranofer function derived by Pupkov (1965) from the
relatlonships of output and input: spectrn of the nonlinclar element is a steady
state linear model of the nonlinear element, capable in princl.ple of yielding
an exact solution to the problem of analyzing and synthesizini, steady state
nonlinear systems within the framework of.correlation theory.
Starting from a generalized expression for the equivalent- transfer function,
the basic probJem in synthesizing nonlinear systems cons:tsts of finding the
optimum parameters forgiven equivalent circuits in terms of a given criterion
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of optimality. The optimum, correcting unit will be uniquely determined by
the chosen equivalent circuit structure and its parameters and by the ordinary
relationships between statistical system'1nput and the properties of the sys-
tem section under consideration. In a real problem there are two stages,
development of the ideal equivalent function structure and determination of
its parameters. it is claimed that the optimization of parameters for the
equivalent transform is sufficient, since the parameters of any nonlinear
function can be shown to be analytic functions of the parameters of the
equivalent transform. Optimization of the parameters proceeds first by
partial differential methods, t:-.ien by the formation of a Lyapunov V function
from the sum of -the squares of the errors, and a further search in the form
of solutions to a system of nonlinear differential equations. Use of a dig-
ital computer on these equations has obvf-ou3 advantages,over a direct attack
on a nonlinear algebraic system.
Making some reasonable assumptions, one can apply essentially the same mathe-
matics to a situation in which the signal is subject to statistical noise.
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PUPKOV, K. A., et al, Priborost:royeniye, Vol 13, No 6, 1.970, pp 27-33
The technique is shown as applied to a straight series system:with siruple
feedback and to a system with two brnnches.
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USSR UDC -48.'13.7
UYK 'YIsNCV* D.P. j FU
"Olassif ieation Of glectrooptioal, Media Satisfying The Operating Oonditione
In Systems For Shift Of The LiI3~ht Move Fro Gy
quen
Rsaiotekhnika i elektronika, Vol XVII, No May 72~ pp 1001.1005,
Abstraoti A classification is mado of electzooptical m3dia which provide uni-
form rotation of an ellipse originating at. the crove section e4 the ellipsoid
of the refractive indices with the plane of application of the circular con-
trolling field. The analysis o,%' the conditions for interaction of circular
light and modulating waves in electrooptical media maVeej it possible to form
a req~uirexent on the polarization constants of cryutalB vith which the frequvncy
shift of the initial light wave is attained. The classification made of di-
A.
electrics enlarges the assortment of electooptical meaik~ which satisfy the con-
ditions of operation of frequency-shift devices, single-bond modulators and a
number of other systems which uve a circular wave for excitation of cryctals with
both a linear and a quadratic electropticaleffect. 2 tab. 12 ref. Received by
editors, 7 April 1971-

USSR UDC 537.29
KORNILOV, E. N., IMOLPANOV, L. P. and PUPICOV, Ye. I., Tula
"Effect of Electrolyte Composition and Temperature on the Anodic Dissolution
of VT-14 Titanium Alloy"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obr4botki 111atet:ialov, No 5, Sep-Oct 72, pp 130-133
Abstract: Experimental data are presented on an iuve-stigatlor. of the anodic
polarization of VT14 titanium alloy in different electrolytes and on a de-
term-nation of the limiting Etage of the anode process during electrochemLeal
treatment, It was shown that. the dissolution rate and anodic polarization of
the alloy depends primarily on anion coniposition and teinperature of the
electrolyte and that the limiting stage of VT14 dissolution is electrochemical
for the electrolytes used: 15% KBr.(pH 8.2), 15% NaC-1 + IT NaF (pli 8.3),
15% NaCl (pit 7.5) and 141 KF (pit 9.2). Of these eleclrolytes, the bm-nide
and chloride--bromide electrolytes had the greatest e2~-ctrochermicai activity,
which allows them to be reconnended for the electrochem-A.cal treatment of
VT14. 3 figures, I table, 7 bibliographic references,
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USSR UDC 669.295:620-131,,
1,10SICALEENKO, V. A., FF
CgOVA$ V.- N. and UV YAIIOVJ R. A. (deceased), Phys,co-
technical Tns~-- c ,e
41.L "Vof Sciences VkrSSR
"Strength and Plasticity of Titanium Alloys at Loir Tenn,., aratures"
Moscov, MetallovedeniYe i texindeheskaya obrAlbotka n-.-etalluv, xo 6, 1TIO, 17-19
Abstract: An investigation made of th-e ta-m-per-ature iiepe:idenca 0-,
properties, the strengthening effect- of alloying elenenls, and the develor~2-.ent,
of P-1,astic deformation process in iX mharnineso titaniwn solu-bj*ons with a~~UMI'rlun,
zirconiim, niolbilllri, and vanadiixn. Mae highest, strength dbt-ained. by alloyinC
tits-nium- with aluminum. Mhe strangtheninC, effect Increases wit,111 decreLsiir.7 ten:p-
eratu,re. A catisfactory plr-.stii,~Ity is obtained vith- 3~~O Tne tv-,-;p~rature
dependence of s~ranl-th c.haract-existior, and plaziticity of' allo;js is sllown in
6rapbs. alloyo brsed on eX-hard zolLztiona rpt,-~,-Ln pj,-A5tir-'-ty in
the ent-irc xraziret 14.2-29-OK). it las tv"ablif1hed, that tvintlinr-
contri1butes subatantie.1.1y to the davelopmcknt of p.3utioti-c deforvation. Vetallo-
g,raphic studies rho-wed tivit at ro= tomperaturc plastic elefomation 16 accoziplivInad
mainly by a-ltp- 2 3 references.

USSR UDC:669.187.6
VOLKOV, S. Ye., PAVPEROVA, 1. A., KLYUYEV, INI. M. , tg and
AI
FRENKEL, YA. A.
"Improvement of the Quality of'rype Kh25Nl6G7.kR (1*1835) Steel"
Proizvodstvo Chernvkh Metallov (Production of Ferrous lkf~tals--Collection of
Vforks),-No 7S, Metallurgiya Pre:is, 1970, OP 169-17.7
Translation: The possibility is studied of improving the quality of ty e E183S
P
steel by double electric slag remelting. The repeated electric slag remelting
allows a significant reduction in the contandnation of the metal with non-
metallic inclusions. However, in order to produce ineta-' of the highest quality,
it is necessary to consider the temperature mode of the process and the.composi-
tion of the flux.
The influence of the composition of the working flux oil the nature of 111)11-
metallic inclusions following electric slag remelting hats, been established. For
exanple, after remelting under a flux with increased content of basic oxi-~es,
the inclusions contain calcium oxide and iiiarinesiu-in oxide. Remelting bene-ath a
flux, the composition of which included aluiiiinum oxide, aed to an inzyease in
the content of alumina in the inclusions. Based ort thesoz facts, an assumiptian
s made concerning the mechanism of interaction of slag and irioull during the
process of.electric slag remelting. 4 figures; 3 tables, 3 biblio. refs.

Mil
0 26
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XV. !- - YA.
'V. M., TM
M_ _VOLKOVI,~S. YE LA20V A
SW
K r E! n' y'5'.
Oki-,abrl
.K" -
orroua,
of
tio'ri of 44g ~'jl ri'A
Bif Elea
Moscow, Stall, No 3, M&r,, 0, p
Abstract: The article describes a bif ilar electro3laG ra~;al
Ing scheme developed at the Institute of Eleotric Weldiri, irioni
Yo. 0. ?aton, which provides for the molting In ono cryc'4~a'llizor
of two electrodes, isolated from each other, -Which are attachad
to one electrode holder and connected to the ends of 3ea-
ondary winding of a oirglo-phaso transformer with tho ~~Olro Power
an ln a singlo-olootriodo furnace, :In ardor to ob-,uin r..-.jtan-
gular 640X460 Ingots wejghing 4 toha, one of t:he e.,octrosla8
remelting furnaoos of tho Kraanyy Oktyabri Plant,~ do3iq;nA fox-

USSR
BUSMIEL-EV, V. M., ot al, Stall, '40 3, Har 70, PP 236-2-416
the production of 2-ton ingots according to the
electrode scheme and equipped with a.single-phase 1000-Icva
t~-ansformor, was remodeled for molting !Locording to the bifilar
scheme. Only the mechanical part of th!3 furnace undorvent
alteraticn., Slag systems used for tho molting ina_';.ud,3-_; CaF_I-
A1203, CaF2-CaF2-CaO-AI20,3, and CaF2-CaO-t-'l2-03-VAFO- :t was
founct that the productiodof metal of satisfactory qv,_%lity
in the bifilar Pirnaca requires the name dogroo ol.' aubmsirsion
bath, an well -as kawDing tho
of the electrodes in '.he alar
electrode spacing vr..~hangod during -Whe molting. Thia mas a c c; rim -
plished with the use of simple doviom Tho bifilar scharao
approximately doubles PAniaco productiviuy and reduces eloctric
energy consumption by 25-29 percent. Data are provontod or,
the quality oi- 4-ton. ingots of ball-bearing steal Sh" 15,
01 .12YY'vIFA
structural stool 40IQuW and stainlass. sheet steels V1,
(91962) and Kb23Nl8 obtained on the,bifilar furnAno.
212

USSR TJDC: 577.4
"Two Programs for Minimizing Systems of Boolean Functions"
Inform. materialy. Nauch. sovet
po kompleks. probl. "Kibernetika" fill SSSR
(~brmat onal Materials. Scientific CounTil,on-the Complex Problem of
Q~bernetics Academy of Science.- of 1971
NO 7( -115
the tt~~) pp L12
(from RZh-Kibernetika, No ,
5, May 72, AbstractNo 5V349)
act]:

~;47

Z'
07A T*
~:J

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WWI
UDC' 577~4
GAVRILO".' M. 11". D E VY. AU0 V, V.~ V. POTE1011R, A 1. C`U(A!'KC)-v;:1-1:TY
_~Prp)=_i_ ye. 1.
"Technical Requixements for _nrt Avtomated Systc-m, for Lor-ical S,, thcsis of'
Tiscrc'e Controlling De-;ices. U-c:Ln,-,. Procedures of Elial-of; WILth a. Cunputer
in Sv
nthesizirig Such Devices By Way of Discimsiorl"
A
InfOn-2. r_2.te)'iZ:,Lr. Na -C]
'U C. 0 ve t1,0 Roumle!Ls 1~robl. AN SSE"R
Unformation - '.'a
Cie,
fie C:.O.
-aj - -terizdis S 'I an th~,, Comr. i ex llv- bler o-*
'L
~Cyberuetics, A-cade-;y o f Sciences of: t11C USSIR) 1971, 111-To 7(54 pp 62-11-2
,,-Kibf3zr-et.L
7~ -* 1 ITO 5, R%Y 72 Abstri, c 0
ha tAi 5~325)
Dio ebstract]

--230CT70
PROCESSING DATE
023 UNCLASSIFtk)
DISTRIBUTION OF CRUIT PARAMeTCRS AND THE CHANGES IN INCIDENT
MMOR PARTICLE FLUX DENSITY -U-,
SIOOP
i0R-(03)-ANQRIAN0Vt N-S., PUPYSEV, Ul. O%t, VIVO,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'.' _~_~_OURCE-ROYAL ASTRONO?41CAL SOCIETY, MONTHLY NOTICES, VOL. 148t NO. 21
19T0, P. 227-237
I SHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT ADi-:AS--ASTRONOMY,ASTR,OPHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--OP.BIT PARAMETER, METEOR, ASTRONOMIC OBSI~RVATOI'Y, METEOR
RADIAN'T
4~:.CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1481 STEP NO- -UK/0000/70/1~iii/Or,2/02?7/0t').~7
7, ~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125109
UNCLASSIFIED

212 023 UNICLASSUfED PROCE SS ING DATE--2-3n~T 70-
C IRC. ACCESSION NQ--AP0125109
~ABSTR4CT/EXIRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTPACT. THIS PAPER PRESENTS THE RESULFS OF
~
MEASUREMENTS, MADE AT THF KAZAN RADID ASTRGNO,'AY 116SERVAT;JRY (USSR), OF
THE ORBITS OF: METEORS AND THE -1NCIDFfNT FLUX OF T'No NEW
RADIO METHODS HAVE bFEN USED N"H[CH R.E140VE THE SENSITIVITY LIMITATiOill':-l OF
A 13ACK SCATTER RADAR FOR FAINT AND FAST TH1,S 1.1-',PROVES THE
STATISTICAL RELIABILITY OF THE FLUY MEASW
R E mE Pa S. THE ELIMINATte-N OF
VELOCITY SELECTION HAS NOT REWLTED IN CONS IDERAtfl-F: CHAW'-~ES IN THE
DISTRf6UTIONS OF ORBIT PARAMETERS* OBSERVATIONS FOR MANY YEPP-S HAVE
SHOWN THAT SEASONAL PECULiAu'riEs IN THF DISTRIBUTIONS OF SPORADIC
METEOR RADIANTS OVER THE CELESTIAL SPHERE ANO THE AVERAGE INCIDENT
METEOR PARTICLE FLUX VALUE REAMIN UNCHANGED FROM YEAR TO YEAR.
FACILITY: KAZANSKII GUSUDARSTVENNYI UNIVERSITET, KAZANO USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

07
A-0
UDG 632.473-06,612.766.2
ELZCrRIC ACUVITT Or LZG HtSCLES DURM STAICUNG AMER A 120-AU
BZDRZST COXFIhIDMZ:,
(krticlet by B_ and x0scow, FLUsulchesk"a
Bicloglya 1 ".9 7 1. pp
11 January- 19701,
Abstmtt( Chaal" IM.'Um Cow) of 10
hsatw_441ilictlk were srudlail following a 120-day bad-
vast, expezriimant. . The -test subjecta,wers classified
lato ~tbree troupe: , the first, A coatral group, tn~
cluded1faur persons-, the seccnd~tnd third groups
lacluded..thcei mm,imach. T^,ts~sacaad S=4 or tAst
Pitultrin.suil tWA,tv prevent
micaral morah-litm." t~..Z
in che mird- Svoup wo cc $Iivan, Nerabol to
prevent dovistions in protein isso tab o2lart. . Zlarcr-~a-
"Yogrotow.vare registered trots the, tibialix and Sao-
tVooaa%L%jaLMusCJe$ of the t&%t aQbJGCtS an chay
aad straized po6itions. Tb4
record wire mda twice before the bedrest experinsut
arld.thrmor four days',azd thirty days -thereafter.
The EW. from tba.gaitromcwitts amcle was resisr4red
otandiag. Aftor tba hypo-
kinasialtha EX0 amplitudt exhj~immd a disanct dccressig
in the -test subjects of the L first and third groups.Land
a lass marked decrease In the second tvoiap of c4sc
Subj*e~ji,. Th,a ,V&S especially, typical 'of tho I=
rom tho.gastrocnetalus, czustls.
The man..Lty coMitions croated in labomtQrIs4 i
in Cart' sitilar 54"~ the cooditionS of is Varner,
Widely ~ disettasiA. in, the' present-day literature I - iitperistAsuo in a vst~lr
madillm, 62-- and'Ll 72-4ay of humait. oub-
jects in a clooa&J~zca. ate. CL. 1. Y~*Urta' 1968k A. V. Urobitair. 19661
-a&- A~ L Dumaxyan..~ji aLi,*.1969, an4 others).
'j,

USSR
PUPYREV, Ye. 1.
"Minimization of Boolean Functions in the Base "Mod 2 Sum," XM), N91"I
Abstraktn. i Struktur. Teoriya Releyn. Ustroistv. [Abstract and Struc-
tural Theory of Relay Devices -- Collection of IVorks] , Moscow, Nauka
Press, 1972, pp 38-43 (Translated from Referativnyy 2hurnal, Kibernetika,.
No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V622 by the author).
Translation: The concept of bisummary normal forms is exp anded -- a
definition of forms in the base E), A, is introduced. Two simple
algorithms are presented for sf-Imnlification of Boolean functions in
this base.

VjSR UDC 612.766.1-06s613.24
K&KURIN, L. I., LW GEORGI'EVSKIY, V. S., !CATKOVSKIY, B. S.,
VYSOTSXIYt V. G., CHE R~M. A., USHAKOV, A. S., WICUVA, K. A.,
MUlaiOV, B. N., 1VAJ10Vr P. F., MACHINSKIYo G. V., hIlGlAYLOVo V. M., PORTO,
YU D., and SHIRNOVA, G. 1.
"Loconotor Activity of Han Kept on a Reduced Food Ratio.W'
Moscow, Voprosy Pitaniyap No 3t May/Jun 1971P pp 7-12
Abstracti The combination of drastic limi ion in locomotor activity with
reduction to a low-calorie diet (down to bezel metabolism) was studied in six
healthy men 24-35 Years Of age %the were confined to bed for a number of days
under conditions of hypokinesia. Pronounced changeas were observed In the fur-c-
tions of the cardiovascular# respiratoxyg ner,*Fouso and auscular systens of t~e
body. Tabular data were collected on phyaivloSlcal tremor of closed -yes,
naximum physical work fitness, amscle tone dynamica, and the wxd1ovascular
systen in the ortho3tatic position. Asthents, of the nervous aysten and a-
slowing down of the biopotentials in tho cerebral cortex were obaserved. Like-
wise# it was noted that hypokinesia. caused distutim-ices in Wy coordination
ard statics, The pulse rate inareased and the arterial pulse sure was
prea
1/2
59
ai i_MWOOMMEW ROME, IS -IRMIN WAIM M-0 01FRUM.0151-M]"i

USSR
KAURIN, L. I., Voprosy PitaniY44 NO 3* MY/Jun 1971, P-P 7-12
reduced in persons subjected to the orthostatic test. Three porsons reached
a statecif near collapse. These chmiges. were attributed to a significant
recuction In the compensating actions of the blood circulation. It was found
that after about 10 days# the observed changes gradually decreased in the test,
subjects. This regression was largely of,a.funutiortal a. - er an as ink
haract d w 1 ed
to the "detrainine' of the various systems.of the body. The authors believe
that the severity of the changes In the body functioyLs ia dimctly proportional
to the degree of hyperkinesia to which the tested persons uers subjected. It
is proposed that maintenance of howostasis requires a certain level of motor
with a low-calorie ration.
2/2

;,USSR UDC 621-317.361
IRTEGOV, YU. H., ISKANDAROV, F., PLTRAKOVA, V. N., ?M SMEE ME 1.VP
SUM, G. F., and ZYKOV, A. A.
'!A Device for Determining and Recording the Spectral Characteristics of Complex
Sigrzals"
USSR Author's Certificate No 365 0 kl G Of r 2vt8. filed 20 Jan 71, published
7 Mar 73 (from FZh Avtomatika Tolemekhanika. i VychislitelInaya Tekhnika, No 11,
Nov 73, abstract No 11 A437P)
Translationt A device is propoced for determining and record-ing the spectral
characteristics of complex signals, Containing an input 1qra t s, a grou-D of
ra
band-pass filters, afilter interrogation unit, a recording unit with electrodes
and a paper tape transport unit,
To Improve the accuracy, the output of.the filter interrogation unit is
connected through an analog-code converter and.recirculator in series, one of
the inputs of which is connected to the contr6l.unit$, the amplitude gradation
decoder In connected to the inpirts of an arbitrary synbol synthesizer.
In this approach the control inputs of the synthesizer are connected to the
Utz of a vertical symbol scanning unit. The second input of this unit is

-USSIR
IRTMOV, YU. N., et al., USSR Author's Certificate He 363930 k1 G 01 r 23/18
supplied with a signal from a cycle pulse genexator. The control inputs of
the synthesizer are also conneatted to the outputs of a horizontal symboi scanning
unit, the input of which is connected through an electrode co!vnter (vho*e input
Is supplied with a signal f~mm the cycle pase generator) to the inputs of the
control unit. The control inputs of the synihesizer are also connected- in
para.Uel through the inputs of an "AND" gate to the decoder of the addresses of
elect.-odes connected to the recording unit. One illustration.
2P.

USSR
AMBARTSMAN, R. V., LETOXHOV, V. S.!, MAKAROV, G. W,, PUTOVA, A. _G.,_
PURETSKIY, A. A., and TUMNOV, 0. A.
"Investigating the Excidtion of: Oscillatory Levels in N111113 by Radiation
of a C02 Las e r"
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimentil'noy i Teoretilzbeskoy Fizilti, No 3, 1973, pp
771-784
Abstract: The difficulty in the way of developing a precise explanation of
the processes leading to the dissociation zad chemical reactions of molecules
excited by infrared radiation is the result of the paucity of effective
methods for investigating the oscillatory state. In this paper, a direct
method is developed for studying the population of oscillatory molecule
levels from the iutensity of the absorption lines in molecular transitions
from the oscillatory state to the excited electronic state. Experiments
for studying the population chan~;e of oscillatory levels in the M3 molecule
under the excitation of a C02 laser are de6cribed, and a diagram of the
experimental apparatus is given together with an explanation of its operation.
The electron-oscillatory transmission spectrum of ammonia in the 2000-2250 i~
range with and without the laser is produced. The theory of the phenomenon
is developed and its results aompared with the experjl,.,iental results.
55

."USSR
AMBARTSIRVAN R. V. LEfOKHOV, V. S. MAKAROV, G. N-. PIMETSYM, A. A.,
Institute of Spectroscopy, Academy of Sciences of the
"Laser SepexwUon of Nitrogen Isotopes"
Moscow, Pis1ma v Zhurnall Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticbeskoy Fiziki, Vol 17,
No 2, 20 Jan 73, pp 91-94
Abstract: A report is given aa the first highly effective separation of
isotopes by the method of selective, two-stage photodissociation of mole-
cules. , In the described e)~perbaents, nitrogen isotopes 14 N and 15N were
separated in photodissociation of anuaoniwa molecules 1'~Ifli3 and 1571113. The
method vac proposed by Ambart;3umytan and Letaldiov J. Quant, Electr.
Q-7-7, 305, 1971; Appl. optics, 11, 35h, 1972) as a prc,~,(!dur,.,! fcx seleatfire
action of radiation on matter., and contsistc in the folloving, Monochra-
matic emission of frequency v, selectively exciter, oL-c-illator./ transition
of molecules of only one isotopic composition. The YArdlecules itre sirlul-
taneously exposed to light o:C frequency V2 whose quantum enerLu is suf-
ficient for photodissociation of only the vibrationally excited molecules.
A diagram of the experiment is given and explained.
1/1

USSR
PURIN, A., Corresponding Member of Academy of Sciences, Latvian SSR
"Extraction-Electrochemical Method of Producing High-PuTity Metals arid CompQtlnds"
Riga, Izvestiya AN Latviyskoy SSR, No. 5, 1971, p~ 31-36.
Abstract: A new method is described for producing high-purity metals and compounds,
with a wide range of applications. The method is based on
the physical-chemical processes of extraction and reextraction in an electric field,
together with processes of electTolysis and high-voltage electrodialysis in a nulti-
phase system. The method involves the use or organic solvent extractors as liquid
current-carrying diaphragms separating special chambers in electrolyzers, and the
of complex forming reagents. The method can be used in' various ver-
introduction
sions for deep purification of inorganic mate-tials, separation,and extraction of a
number of metals and their compDunds from aqueous solutions. The effectiveness of
-the method is determined by the composition and concentration of the initial solu-
tions, the possibility of using various organic solvents as suparating menbranes,
the selection of the complex fo3~ming reagents used in the diaphragm, maintenance
of proper pH of the catolyte and.anolyte,,and by the direction and strength of the
current passing through the ext-ractor.

DATE--160CT70
/2' :-:026 UNCL'A 5 S I F I E D:!:-;: nb~Essf
m.-TITLE--THE DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANC6 OF CHANGED PROTEIN CONCENTRATION IN THE
',CSF IN HYDROCEPHALY OF CHILUREN -U-
AUTHilk-(02)-11WIN, V.R.t ZHUKOVAs T*P*
--'CbUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:.SOURCE--ZHURNAL NEVROPATOLOGII I -PSIKHIATRII IMENI S4~ S. KORSAKOVIA, 19701
NR 59 PP 693-698
~_~.VOL 707
"DATE PUBL ISHE-D - ----- 70
-:'-'UBJECT --BIOLOGI-CAL SC I ENC E -S
...-S 'AREAS AND ME01CAL
---TIOPIC TAGS--PEDIATPICSt INFANT DISEASE# HEADi BLOOD CHEMISTRYv BRAIN,
V-,
.,OXBLOOD CIRCULATIONi DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE:
CONTROL t4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/02.47 STEP NO--UR/0246170/070/005/0693/0698
_m
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117439
UNCLASSIFIE0

2/2 026 ~UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DArE--160CT70
.ClkC ACCESSION NO--AP0117489
ABSTRACT/P_XTR4CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, A STUDY OF THE CSF 1,14 CON-GENHAL
HYDROCEPHALY OF CHILDREN AND IN EXPERIMENTAL HYDRCCEPHALY OF ANPHALS IN
EARLY AGE DEPICTED A CHARACTERISTICAL SIGN OF AN ACTIVE PROCESS: A 14
E THE
INCREASE IN THE COiNIC' iNTRATION OF Pl"L)TErlN SUBSTANCES lN THC CSF.
AUTHORS GELIEVE THAT THESE SYMPTOMS ARE RELATED TO A DISTRU3ANCE OF
CEREBRAL ClkCULATIO-N IN CONDITIONS OF STABLE INTRACAANIAL HYPERTC.NSIAO'l
IF INEiRVI"US TISSU~:
AND WITH THE OUTFLO14 INTO THE CSF OF PRODUCTS L
DESTRUCTION. IN THE TERMINAL STAGES OF.OCCLUSIC,"14L HYDRUCEPHALY THERE
WAS A 14 OF ;I -lECOVERY FROM- SJ'_H
REGULAR APPEARA'CE 6LOOD IN THE CSF. I
-STATES THI: PROTEIN CONCENTRATION IN THE CSF GRADUALLY ATTAINED THE
NORMAL FIGURES. FAC I L I TY: INSTJTUT PEDIATR:ll A"il'i SSSR* MOSCOW.
__-UNCLASSIFIED

012 UNCLASSIFIED; PIROCESS ING DATF--l ISEP~ ilt
~:TjTLE-DETERMINATION OF THE PH OF THE LAYER NEAR THE ELE.".TRODF US1113 A
GLASS ELECTRODE -U-
V.M., PURINS, 0.
---'COU4TRY, OF INFO--USSR
_.,~SOURCE_-LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTISo KIM. SER. 1970, (1)p 123-4
PUBLISHED - ----- 70
St)BJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
CONSTANT, M'~ASUREMENT, ELECTROLYTE, GLASS
ELECTRODE, HYDROGEN ION CONC'ENTRATION, PH 14ETER
C ON T R C LMA-'.KING3--N.-3 P!:STzIC7fOl'ljS
:DOCUMENT CL4S5--UNCL45SjFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--198'1./0534 STEP NO--LIR/0464/70/COO/,301/012~/nl?4

ICESSNN' DATE-11SEP71)
2/2 012 U1142:LASSIFIVED
r FRC ACCESSIO!N' '40-00107139
ViST-?ACT/PXTRACT--(AJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A METHOD F01' DETG. THE PH Or- AN
LYTE LAYER[ r-LECTRODGS DUAING ELECTROLYSIS 44S OPVSLOPED.
CELECTRO NEAR THE
THE ELC-CTRODES WERE COATED WITH A METAL, BY FLE.CtPOLYTIC. DEPOSITIO.'i t~R
SPPAYINGP WHICH COULD PFADILY BE APPLIED AS PARTIGLES WITH DIA:`4.
0.1-0~2MM. THE PH INSTRUMENT READING, WHICH IS DISTORTED BY THE
PRESENCE OF THE METAL, CAN BE EXPRESSED AS, PH SUBO EqUALS K (PHI SUBO
PLUS DELTA PHI SIJB111 PLUS F (PHI ME),,WHEW NO SUPERIMPOSED CUP-~ENT IS
APPLIED, AND AS, PH ISUBI EDUALS K (PHI i~~SU130 PLUS DELTA PHI SL19-2) PLUS F
AtM-E (DELTA PHI ME);'WHEN-AN ELEC. CURRENT IS SUPERIMPOSED, WHERE PHI
SUBO IS THE POTENTIAL CDRRESF1rO?1D-ING TO THE PH'OF 'THE SOLN.; DELTA Pill
SUBI'AND DELTA PHI SUB2 REPRESENT THE'SHIFT OF POTENTIAL VUE TO T9E
CHANGE OF PH NEAR THE METALLIZED ELECTRODE9 BEFORE AND AFTER POLARIZING
THE ELECTRODE, RESP.; F (PHI ME) AND F Pf,,TME [DELTA PHI ME) RF-PRESENT
THE ERROR IN PH INSTRUMENT READING DUE TO THE HAGNITUDE 1F THE 'IETAL
RESP.; CN
POTENTIAL AND THE DEGREE TIF POLAPIZATIONt AND K, IS A C~INST. TH.1,
I-F THE MFTAL'IS DEPOSITF0 WITH 100PERCENT YIELD ON THE CURRENT USED AND
ITS POTENTLAL IS MEASURED WITH SUPER114POSITIONr PH SURP ORIVE0. EQUALS PH
SUBI ~MINUS_ PH SUB0 EQUALS F PRIME (0ELT14 PHI IME) MINUS F (PHI ',IP)p SINCE
OELTA -PHI SUBI EQUALS DELTA PHI SUB2 ~E,QUALS 0. BOTH PR,14CTICAL V-0 MORE
PRECISE METHODS OF MEASURING THE ERRORS IN PH INSTRUMENT READVIGS WERE
DEVELOPED.
UNC L-A SS I FI E D_

UNCLASS I FIED PROCESStNG DATE--020CT70
020
..:TI-TLE--REGIONAL ARTERIAL PRESSURE IN ARTERIAL OBSTRUCTIO14 OF THE LOWER
_~:EXTREMITIES -U-
...-..AUTHOR- (0 3)!!-S I L INS Ht [.A.# SKARDSP YA.V.t PURINUA, !B.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE--VESTNIK KHIRURGII IMENI I.l.. GREKOYA, L970t VOL 1041 NR 4v P
94-97-
I SHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--81CLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ARTERY, BLOOD PRESSUREv BLOOD CIRCULATION? DIAGNOSTIC METHODS
!A~,KING--%0
..00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIF0
OXY PEEL/FRAME--1986/1245 STFP NI(J--(Jk/05139/70/10?s,/CGlt/001)4/Cir.)1)7
_CIRC ACCESSION t,10--AP0106026
UN:LASSIFIED
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-212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0106026
.ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACr. MAXIMIJi'4, ARTERIAL PRESSUqE (MAP) IN
THE LEG9 'THAT COULD 8E DETERMINE0 USING A VOL.U.40PIETRIC PRINCIPLE OF
RECORDING,- IS A VALUABLE-DIAGINOSTIC INbEX OF THE :,L-GIJIqAL F31-OJ.3
CIRCULATIOIN' IN ARTERIAL OBSTRUCT[ON OF'-JHE EXTREMEry. HAP IN rHE CRURAL
PURTION' OF THE,,AFFECTED EXTREMITY IS CONSIDERABLY REDUCED, THE
DIFFERENCE 6ETW.EEN BRACHIAL AND CRURAL MAP, AS A RUL .EXCFED G 15-20
L, IN
MMHG.(ON THE.AVERAGE 55.11,. CRURAL MAP IN TilE AFFECJF0 EXTREMITIES IS
CONfiNUOUSLY REDUCED DURING THE
MARKEDLY AND SOMEWHAT 11EACTIVE
~,_-..~-:.HYPEREMIAt WHEREAS IT SH OWS GREATER INCREASE THAN IN SOUND PERSONS IN
CHANGING THE~:POSITION FROM HORJ ZONT AL T 11 VERTICAL.

StLro,
USSR
KEWS, IYAR; IULIDLA ~Bl Wj ARD YANSON, XHAM~-D
"Bone and Blood Vessel Prosthisslev'
Riga, 14auka, I Tekh.nika.- No 8, 1971-P pp 25-29
Abstracti Scientists in the field of blomechanics are directing research
toward deterridning the elasticity, de-Formative properties, ani strength of
blood vessel walls and bone t:Lssue, and ho,4 they chanj~,e with age and under
stress. The possibilities of produci-ng synthetiamater.'als as effective as
natural tissue are being investigated, as -dell as the improvement of prostheses.
Blood vessel vrostheses are e:aphasized because of -the high Incidence of
0
atherosclerosis. Corrugated :Lavsan prostheses are ncat wid-ely used in the
USSR. Special stretching machines are used to test tlie ability of reconstructed
arteiAes to withstand arterial pressure; the results iLre implemented in
pract-ice. Experiments are being made to over come hardenivS and atopp,,ge in
long, narrow prostheses by combined prostheses which rein-oxce part of the
reconstructed artery or vein. A new methol of cultivating prostheses in
v u Ujis
living tissuo has been tested on anlipa2s, but the praotica al e of z -
process Is unlaiown. Experime:,its are In rzogress to ddifine the dlslntv~~ration
process of arterial walls In caaes. of closed trauma. Reseaxch on bonis is
chiefly directed toiraid studying deformative properti,*is and stability. Ito
adequate subsl=ca has ye't be,?n found for bone prosthoses. Ifo-tal or alloys

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Semiconduatb ransistor
~USSR UDC
FONAY, E.A., EGLITIS, V.YA.
BALODIS, YA.K., PEN-TYUSH, E.V.,
OLight Emitting Phenomena Of Mesoplasma In Silicon P--N Junctions In A Pulse
Regime"
V sb. Poluprovodniki_i ikh primereniye v elaktrotekhr.. (So-miconductors And
Their Application To Electrical EnginaerinE-Col lee tion Gf Iiiorkv), :%10 f7,Riga,
"Zinatne," 1971, pp ll-'9-152 (from RZh:Ele1,,tronJ.�.a i z)rimeneniye, No 1,
Jan 72, Abstract No IB131)
Translation: The timo dependence of light enjiDvion of =evopl~sxa in a pu2se
regime is investigated. The regularitiee established are evidence that the
appearance o!~ light emission preceding an'abrupt of th- voltage or
"he degree of varm-
current are denendent upon the appearenceiof mesoplssma.~
ing up of the carriers is analynd as well as tho possibility of the appear-
ance of' recombination radiation in the "pre-meroplasine" etate and in the time
of existence of the mesoplaums. 6 ill. 54 ref. Summary.
1j,

'USSR UDC 62l.x82.2
EGLITIS, V.YA.
"Microplasma Breakdown Of Silicon P-N Junction"
V eb. Poluprovodniki i ikh primeneniye v alektrotekhn. (Somicanductors And Their
Use In Electrical Technology--Collection Of Works), No 4, Rip*, "Zinatno," 1970,
xq_66 (from RZh--Elektronika i yeye primenoniye, No 11, November 1970, Abetruct
pp
No 11B93)
Translation: A Bummary is given of the results )f inveatigc;tLons of microplasma
phencmens in p-n junctions in Si. The temperatura depandonce is astabliehad of
micropleem parameters and tite relation of the temperature, coefficient of the break,
down voltage of all the p-n junctions snd~the indiviilual miarQplasm. An B&sumption
is expressed concarning possible mechanisms for storugo W' this onergy of the charge
carriers necessary for impact ionization at various tomporaturea. On tha basis of
the roe-alts obtained a physical !nodal of the microplacm iv proposed which corres-
ponds to actual values of' the temperature drop end the piner being given off into
the micropleem. 9 ill. 49 ref. VIM.

4/2 044 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE LIGHT EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS OF
MICROPLASMA IN SILICON PrN JUNCTIONS -ti-
~.~,AUTHOR`-(03)-EGLLTIS, V., BALOOISv J., PURITI�,uj.
6UNTRY OF~INFO-USSR
'._'~,SOURCE-LATV. PSR. ZINAT. AKAV. VESTISs FIZ, TEH Zli.jAT. SER. 1970, (2)l
':~;DATE -PUBL ISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
m.-TOPIC TAGS--PN JUNCTIONv SILICON:SEMICONOUCTOR, SEMICONOUCTOR PLASMA,
LIGHT EMISSION;, THERMOELECTRIC.PROPERTYo'CURRENT DENSITYr THERMAL
1.0WIZATICN, IMPACT IONIZATION
L-l4ARK-lhiG-NO- RESTRICTION5
-DOCUMENT-CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:,.-PROXY REELIFRAME-200011128 STEP NO--UR/0371/70/0(iO/t)02/0020/0025
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0124183
LASSIFIE0

212- 044 UNC LAS S I-F I-Ed PROCESS114G DATE---30CCT70
.'~CLRC ACCESSION NC--AP0124783
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-CU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DEPENDENCE OF 'rHE LIGHT
-TION ON' THE
-,--:-EI41SSION OF MICROPLASMA IN A- S I., SHALLOW ~ DIFFUSED P v N JUNI~
REVERSE VOLTAGE BIASt -THE AM8lE;NT:iTEMP4.p AN.0 THE DVNAMiC COND. (IF THE
-.JUNCTION IS INVESTIGATED TO FIND A CORRtLATION BETleEEN ~THE -11GHT
'DJ10i IN A P r N
EHISSION CHARACTERISTICS AND THE VARIOUS TYPES OF 13REAN
JUNCTION. WITH !NCREASING TEMP.v T~+ THERMAL IONIZATION CURRENT
INCREASES, WHEREAS THE LIGHT EPIISSIGN AS, WELL AS THE AVALAWCHE CURRENT
-ASE AND:IFINALLY D-1SAPPEAR AT APPROX.
IN TF.-.REGLGN OF MICROPLASMA DECRE 1 ELEC. BREAKDOWN, THE INTENSITY
THE SA14E TEMP. IN THE REGION OF THERMO OF
LIGhT EMISSION SHOWS A PARABOLIC DEPENDEMCE ON THE REVERSE CURRENT
THROUGH THE P,14 JUNCTION. WITH THE INCREASE IN CURRENI NEAR THE ONSET
-.-OF THE SECONDARY BREAKDOWNt A GRADUAL TRANSITIONlFROM IMPACT TO THERMAL
IONLZATION IS OBSD. IN THE MICROPLASMA;i~~ FACILITY: FIZ. ENERG.
INST.,r RIGA, USSR.
11 _S5

TOPIC TAGS-PN JUNCrION, SEMICONDUCTOR PLASMAv VOLT AMPFRE CHAF-ACTERISTICI
L
SILICON-SEMICCNOUCTORt PULSE SIGNAL,, fSOTHERN
.-',CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
U002010OZ9
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/IL44 STEP NO--UR/0371/70/000/001-
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AR0124799

212 036 UNCLASSIFIED 1)'[%OCErSXNG DATE--300rT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124799
ABSTRACT/EX-"RACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. :A METHOD US;ING ADOUBLE STEP
SQUARE-VOLTAGE PULSE APPLIED TO rli~ P-N tU'NCTIG.N JS PRil-)POSEO TO DET. -tHE
ISOTHERMAL V-A CHARACTERISTICS OF MESOPLASMA IN Sn JUNCTIONS. SUCH
CHARACTERISTICS HAVE 2 REGTONS OF POS. DYNAMIC Mvl),, iliTkEEN WHICH LIES
AN ALMOST SATO. REGION OF SMALL NEG. DYNAMIC COND. HIGH COND. IN THE
LOW VOLTAGE REGION OF THE POS. DYNAMIC COND. IS OLIE TO THE LARGE CONCN.
OF CURRENT CARRIERS AND THE HIGH TEMP. REGION OF THE MICROPLASMA, THcl
REASONS FOR THE APPEARANCE-oF THE HIGH VOLTAGE REGION OF THE POS.
~DYNAMIC COND. ARE NOT CLEAR. FACILITY: ~[Z.-ENERG. INST., RIGA.
USSR.

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