SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RUKHADZE, A.A. - RUMYANTSEV, S.N.

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USSR
BOGDANTKEVICR, L. S, RbK-IL4DZE, A. A., Z"hurnal Teldiniclieskoy Fiziki, Vol 40, No 1,
Jan 70, pp 10-17
with a density of N-Iv 101()-1011 cm 1", 10-20 ev. Tvio
-3 and a temperature T,
cyclotron waves were excited in the waveguide: one absorbed at Che wavelength
Le is 1.5 cm and the second at the wavelength Lo Iv 6 cm. ~-'~ccording to the
theory developed here, values for Le are approximately 0.5 cn, and 14j ,u 5-6 cm,
so there is good agreement with the values observed experimentally.

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TO THE THEORY OF INTERACTION BETWEEN A
RELATIvIsTic ELECTRON AEAM AND PLAWk. Bmtakevich.
(Lsbodevinstof
zv. VYB*b Vcbeb. zai-Q.. RadlotU.; 13:
Co. bISWA". I
(In RusetW.
The Interaction between the limited relativistic electron beam
Of a smau den~wlty and plasma being in-a strong longitudinal inag-
netic field Is investigated. Thd critical plasma (lansity. above
which the electrobtAtic. fnetabUltles may be developed, In deter-
Mined. In long enough systems, the critical den~lty of plasz~& to
Inc'reamed with the growth of -lie density reachinj some value do-
termined by the directed vqIqclty, of electrons and the geometric&l
dimension* of the system. In the systems limited In a longitudinal
direction, the critical density of plasm& may be ilependent also on
Lbe system length and magnole field Intensity. In this come the
critical density is larger than for a, long system, It follows from
the at"Iyals of the stability that the maximum current of the elec-
tnn beam, Wch may be passed through the wavegaide, Increases
in tho relativistic regloa with the growth of the electron tnergy as
0. Dde to this possibillty, large curritats may penetrate through
a donna plasma. (XV11h)
R4L/FRAM
19810414
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USSR UDC: 533.9-07
0SITISKIY, S. Ye., AQ2~EZE, A. A., RUMIN, V. G., EFEMBAUN, Ya. G.,
Physics Institute imeni F."WTM~dev, Academy of Sciences of the USSR,
moscov
"Injection of an Electron Beam Into a Plasma Contained by a Conductive
Shell"
-2,
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 42, No 5, May 929-938
Abstract: One of the most interesting effects vhich arises as a result of
injecting electron beams into a plasma is magnetic neutralization of the
beam due to induction of a plasma countercurrent. It is this effect which
enables transmission of superhigh currents thrcugh a drift space filled
with plasma. This paper investigates indection of a radially nonunifoxm
electron beam into a plasma contained by a conductive rhell. It is fcuxid
that the perturbation of charge density is the same as in an unbounded
plasma. The fields and currents induced by the beem. in the plasma can-
tained by an ideally conductive shell are not qualitatively different frox,
the fields and currents which arise in an unbounded plasma. An ideally
conducting shell does not cause any appreciable deccmpensation of the fields
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AOSINSKIY, S. Ye. et al., Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 42, No 5, M
72', pp 929-938
and currents in the plasma but only changes the quantitative data pre-
viously found for the case'of an unbounded plasma. Thus, the spatial non-
uniformity of the beam induces a plasina countercurrent which partiallv
compensates for the magnetic field of the current throughout the entire
cross section of the beam. The authors thank D. D. Ryutov for discussing
the results of the work.
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USSR
KIKVIDZE. R. R,.,- KOTETISHVILTP V* G , RUKRA-1)ZE, A. A. (La-bodov Ph"pics Int3ti-
tute of ihe USSR Academy of Science;,,
"Radiation Yield of a Solid-State Plasma during, the Develo-pnent of Deam. Insta-
bility"
Leningrad, Fi-,ika Tverdogo Tela; Augustp 1972; pp 2231-5
ABSTRACT: The possibility of the generation and arplification of electro-
magnetic waves by n-eans of an electron beam passing t1aroufth a cylindrical slit
io- -n such a
in a solid is studied. it is shoun that Dritential oscillll~ ns -L
systemp studied earlier, are naLural, uith an accuracy up to the Lei-ns v O/C
One of the modes of qua-si-longitudinal ose-III.-Mons ha~ a- rax.L-iun incre--.en'
The Umcrx-Poynting vector, conrected irith this node. axid the efficiency factor
of the trannfon:iation of energy of the bea.- into energy of tranovc.rse clecturc-
magnetic radiation are found. At the same tine., nonl-4near thcor,-r is vscd to
detern-in-- the armlitude of the steady-state oscillatiOn. 11. definite advantn-7,e
of the perburbation of surface o
ver snatial oscillat-ono is indicnted.
The article includes 19 equations; There are fo-ar references,

6 Februaiy 1~7_--
THE PUSSIAILM OF OUILI)ING PULSED ELECTRON ACCELERATORS
WIM ENERGIES OF 20 TO 50 KIN
[ArticLs, by G_ C~,
Pas-zer. M. S. P'At)1narich.
A, A. H-Jkhndzr; M4s-z-, rntk-.ye as Fizk~." R-31~_aili
67 T11.
I Progress of hirh-volta;~e pulsed oquipment has t-r-
as it ted in th,- Lam I Uccadu zotjst~qip k i e I Ly rlrvatin4g t lip fyiira*~ t ~ rn
a f -I- t I '~n ac C t.. I s:~ "t. r. wi th a tat., I "'s, -,.y ,F '_'r~s
M.1v4Jo,j1,s an-I . im-r of 101) t 2 1(jl4 Att,, 1,ej. p'13" arp ri,~.
b--int; 'Th.! rt,jli~ation 0l, !q.Vh ertergiost and p.-r,
irt ol~ctrrjn ?jpj:rs ol-is cp th,- prnmpect or Lhl,-ir use to heixt,
solid tirgots to tti~rmonucl,?dr temperaturem [1). lnvcstx~~_atn
ph a iv tninnt nrm'itionn a -1 t,))t;i in nrw materi it Is rL 21 1 the beam I
arst fitiding applications its invertirating thr Pfft-ct of radia-
tiurs im ma omt ials aml equtpmont [)). for turlittLent licatinr of
plalwma [41, tnt~ ol~ctfunir pumpinp, of lamers [53, As, an injt!t-tzr
for actoltrtstarx, to act"plish collective methods of inn acc4-i-
eratitin [6]. vtc.
The devetopmrns: or electron accelerators is chara c tv r i
basically by a tpndpricy to increase thp beam current 17-0) (T.bl-
I ) .ht the %am- tim,~. otl.ectron beams with anmewhAt -Iller cur-
rpnts (to 100 kiljamperes)* but with an electron onergy in thA,
renep ir 2o-~r) mev. are extruirsily interestin4r ror piamm., band
ctux,ntun otectrottics tzt~d nuctrar physics. Such accelerators utul~d
Iind tigsplication for tho! cr~atian or powerful, plassma ponor3t:o"
and is cc~lrrutors of .lectrssma=iatic radiation of tho centijeet,,.-
rmssr,e, btii,M tin the collective interaction of Lht~ tvk,lctron b~~jm
With plaSM-1, -hiCh is 0fr-CtiVOly Manif-St47d at Ultrag'.?'-
Tivintic electron,envrities. The high officipncy or convorsion
or tne beam energy into radiative enerioy, which at. thka st'dica-va
beam aaramot,,rs chi, reach and ~haj3lativv,,siarrownevs~ Of
the I~nezi of t:onpristion of the order or I IU- mnke such
mystims very promisinr.
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USSR uDc.. 681-3.02
UsHvni, G. T~., GOGOLADZE, 0- V.
"system of Commands for a Compact Control Computer"
Tr. Gruz. ~olitekhn. in-t (Works of Georgien Polytechnical Institute),
19TO, No 4(139), Pp 101-109 (from RZh-Matematika, No 111, 11ov 71, Abstract
No 11V777)
Translation: A system of commands is presented for the sm-all 14-1000
control computer beinr developed at the Tbilisi Scientific Research In-
stitute of Instruirent, Building and Autorration Facilities. It is noted
that the M-1000 can play the part of a channel in an aggr(~.gate systern of
computer facilities or eau be used neparately an a amull ct>ntrol com-
pater. V. Mikbeyev.

USSR LTDc: 661-3.02
ABDUSHELISHVILI, G. T., GOGOLADZE, 0. V.
"A System of Commands for a Compact Controller"
Tr. Gruz. Dolitekhn. in-t Works of the Georgian Polytechnical Institute),
1970, No 4(139), pp 101-109 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract
No 11V777)
Translation: The paper presents a system of cormands for the M-1000
miniature control computer. The system was developed at the Tbilisi
Scientific Research Institute of Instrument Building and Mf.,,ans of Auto-
mation. It is noted that the 1.1-1000 may act as a chaiulel in an afrgregate
system of computer facilities, while it may be used separately as a minia-
ture controller. V. Mikheyev.
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UDC 615.373.036.8:615.373,012.6
RUIULADZE, E. Z., Moscow Institute of Epidemiology and MicrObiology
"Lytic Antibodies in Antibacterial Sera. III. Competitive Interaction
Between Bacteriolytic Antibodies of Different Immunochmical Types"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 10, 1971,
pp 37-42
Abstract: Hyperimmune sera were obtained from rabbits intravenously inoculated
with alcohol-acetone vaccine from S. typhimurium. The 101 and IgG antibodies
were separated by fractionation in columns with DHAE cellulose. At high con-
centrations, both antibodies were found to inhibit their own lytic action,
but at optimal concentrations they caused a high degree of bacteriolysis.
Competition developed between the antibodies in the bactericidal reaction
when either or both were in excess, with the excess IgG or IgH antibodies
serving as the inhibitory factor. in some cas~os ntutual competition occurred
(when the total concentration of the antibodies was cloiie to being excessive).
Competition between antibo4ies of different immunachemical types probably has
mechanisms in common with the phenon-ena that develop after the appearance of
a zone of inhibition of bacteriolysis caused by an exets!i of oaibodlc~ri of a
single type.
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14*s4v VYOPI"Ifrl
,.COUNTRY DF I.NFO--USSR
.SOUkCF--ZHUFNAL MIKR03I0LG0IIj 010EM1110611 1 1970, NfZ 3,
PP 63-68
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REACTION hAS STUDIED ON A MODEL OF THE CAUSATIVE AGENTS OF DYSENTERY,
TYPHOID FEV~ER AND TYPHIMURIUM, REACTIONS OF UACTERIOLYSIS AND OF
BACTERIOLYSIN NEUTRALIZATION WERE DESCRIBEO. SPECtFICITY OF
BACTERIOLYSLS PHENOMENON WAS DEMONSTRATED BY THE REA'.TION-3F
BACTERIOLYSINSt WHEREAS REACTION OF BACTERIOLYSIN NEUTRALIZAT13N CAN BE
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AUTHOIRS, Kenigsberg, V.L.,., and Rukhadze., 'i,A.,
TITLE- Device for Protecting
Overload at Pressures Above
o C1 . ~ ~ I - -Li,
v
-1ya zaGhchity differento., 1 ykh. in,anonlet-ov- ot ve-
regruzok Dri uvelichenii davl(a-nf,-~-a ~v ,31,-e dorm-t1-1mco)
PERIODICAL: Bjulleten~ izobreteniy; 10)58.., Ur 7, 1)
ABSTRACT: Class 421K, 13~ Ur 114225 (5874-01. 6
1957)~ The instrument, hoiisizwr is
-L L, - -, Y f
vided into two cavit)es, e:,ch of 'is*hich includes 1U-!L-,-Vee
chambers in-i-ercoiinected by va.lW1C-,q1
ori.c of t,he vnivrs
is normally closed and mowiLed in --~',e ~-r-mb~.
tirion wall- it serves to close botl, ca-,.,ities of rhe
"anor-le-ter-, the other valves is no-n,mally open and moun-k-
ed in the iL-i-gid partition
Card 1/1

USSR UDC 681.3.01:681.325.65
CHAVCHANIDZE, V. V., and Institute of Cybernetics, Academy
of Sciences Georgian SSR
"A NOT-OR Element"
USSR Author's Certificate No 263207, Filed 10 Oct 68, Published 5 Jan 71
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8B145 P)
Translation: There are well-knmm inverting NOT-OR elements for processing
information presented in the form of optical pictures; they contain an image
converter and an optical system for projecting the pictures on the input of
the converter. The NOT-OR element suggested here differs in that it has an
inverting packet, which is in the form of a mosaic photocathode covered with
a photoconductive layer and a semitransparent silver layer. The latter con-
sists of a silver coating, pieces of cesium, and'a current-carrying material.
The packet is located at the input of the image converte-r, which is made in
the form of a focusing coil which has embedded inside its cylindrical shell
an illuminator and a layer of an electrical phosphor covered with a semi-
transparent silver coating. This makes it possible to simplify the element.
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USSR
UDC 547.825
WICHEV, Yu. Ye., WICHEV, I. Ye., RMADZE Ye. C., and TERENT'YEV,
Moscow State University
"Obtaining Alkylmercaptoethylpyridines"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol XL, No 12, Dec 70, p 2763
Abstract: A method was developed for obtaining alky1mercaptothylpyridines
(11) by alkaline decomposition of the salts of S-alkvlisothiuronium in the
presence of vinylpyridine. This method assures high yield of the desired
product, but unfortunately produces a large number of S-alkylisothiuronium
salts.
By using 2-Vinylpyridine, thiourea, and benzyl chloride, a 47.4% yield of
benzylmereaptothylpyridine was obtained; similar results were obtained with
ethylmercaptoethyl-2-pyridine, using ethyl bromide instead of benzyl
chloride, and here the yield was 50%.

USSR
UDC 519.281
LINNIK, YU. V., Acaden, ician, RTJE,_
"Convex Loss Functions in the Theory of Unbiased E~Itimatesl'
Moscow, Doklad,7, Akaderriii Nsuk SSSR, Matematika, Vol 198, I-To 3,
1971, P-D 527-529
Abstract: The authors study unbiased estimates with minimal
FI_s~k;ie., the estimates f satisfying EGf(x)=g(Q), where Of-ae
are abstract narameters and g(@) is a real function. The esti-
mates minimize the magnitude of the rink RQ(f)"_*E-W(f
where W is any positive, convex loss function. The authors
investiGate the twice differentiable convex losn functions ~-,'(u)
and 1-1(0)=O. These satisfy the inequality 14(2u):ta: O,.-,'(u) (.A 2-
condition -- M. A. Frasnosellskiy and Ya. B. Eutitlskiy). It is
known that in thi s ins t ane e 1-1 (u),lE C I ul P and I u1 1-11 (u):5~: Kd (u) _rhen
K!G~l. It is shown that if f(x) is an unbiased astinate with mini-
mal risk corresponding to the loss function 'J(u)=ur_, then 1(x)
under given conditions is also the unbiased estimate with minimal
risk for the given loss function W. The proof is given. Th.e re-
sults can be appl-Jed to the case of monotonic, convex loss func-
tions. Orig. art.: ten formulas and six bibliographic entrion.
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UDC 519.281
KLEBANOV, L. B., LINK.'v", YU. V., Academician, T L
.U
Leningrad Department of the Mathematics Institu i"~en4xr. L
Steklov, Acaaemy of Sciences of the USSRi Leningrad'State Univer-
sity imeni A. A. Zhdanov
"Unbiased Estimates and Matrix Loss -Functions"
Moscow, DAN SSSR, Vol 200, No 5, Oct 71, pp 1024-1025
Abstract: Let (X, 9, Pe), 0 c- f) be a probability space with a family of
probability distributions on it. It is issumed that from the results
of observations x c-:.f conforming to one of the laws Po, an estimate must
be made of the value of the given function V (0): 6 --*-R~, ithere 91,, designates
the set of all square matrices of dimensionality m X m with real elements.
if Y" is assumed as an estimate of the unkno,6m value y=V(O), then losses
are assigned by the matrix-value function E~ T, assuminj~ a relation
of order 'in set Bi. generated by the positive definitenesr, of the matrix
difference. The authors consider only functions w(y',-y) which are convex
with respect to V, at each value of Y. If g(z) is an estimate for y(O)
i. e.,a measurable napping S~R_then its risk, corresponding to the loss
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KLEBANOV, L. B. et al, DAN SSSR, Vol 200, No 5, Oct 71, Pp 1024-
function
R. (g) Eq w (g (x), Y (0)) -
The estimate f (x) is said to be better than g(x) if for all 0 Ca B the
matrix Ra(g) - 14(j) is nonnegatively defined, and rigorously better than
9(x) if the given matrix differs from the zero matrix for at least one 8.
The estimate I(x) belonging to some class X of estimates of the function
-V(O) is said to be optimum in this class if it is better than any esti-
mate 9 E=- K. The authors consider the class K of all unbiased estimates
with finite covariation matrix : i. e., estimates J(x) fez, -which
E.f (x) (1)), EJ (x)P (x) < 0o
for all or~-=O (here T designates the sign of transposition). The esti-
mate I(x) vhich is optimum in the given class K is called an unbiased
estimate with minimum risk. The unbiased estimate with r-Animum risk
corresponding to the measure of quality generated by the loss function
W, W, Y) (y, - Y) W VY
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KMANOV, L. B. et al, DAN SSSR, Vol 200, Ila 5, Oct 71, pp 1024-
1025
(covariation matrix) is said to be an unbiaaed estima-te'with inini?.num
covariation matrix. The authors investigate the interrelation between
unbiased estimates with minimum. covariation ma"rix and those with mininum
risk corresponding to the given loss functioris wo,*, y) Bibliography of
ffve titles.
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USSR UDC: 519.281
KAGAN, A. M., LINNIK, Yu. V., Academician, RO1,9MV3KIY, 1. V., and
"Sets With 'Self-Control"'
11, vol. 199, No. 4, 1971, p- 766-
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SS3.
769
Abstract; In this investigation of the "self-control" of sets in
the problem of succussive evaluation of shWt tarametirs in ar-
bitrary loss functions, the parameter QE:R1 in a standard system
of direct measurements xi = 0 + Ei, i = 1, 2, ..., is considered,
where the m--asurecent erroi-oei are assumed to be random-quanti-
ties writh fully known distribution functions P(x). -11he purpose
of this article is thus to study successive estImation of the
shift parameter 0 in specified independent observations xj, x2,
distributed in accordance with tht~ law F(1k - G). A formula
is derived for the oDtimal invariant evaluate ~ of the parameter
0, and a theorem izrriolvine the errors Fj. subjected to hypernormal
distribution and tla-_ derived formula is stated and proved. '2hz-
authors are cowiect.~d with the LL~ningrad Divisio.-i of the V. A.
Steklov Mathematical in8titute.

UDC'' 19.281
HUMIN, A. L.
'"rhe Permissibility of Estimates of Maximw Likelihood'?
Teoriya Veroyanoste), i Mat. Statist. Mezlived. Nauch. Slo., [Theory of llrobabil~-
ties and Matheciatical Statistics. Indepartmcntal Scien-tific Collection], 1970,
LI 'bevne No S 1 7
No 3, pli 13S-140, (Translated from Rleferativnyy Zhurjiaal Ki ti~~a 9 1,
Abstract No. SVISO by the author).
Translation: Absolute permissibility of estimates of the maximum likelihood of
a univariate shift parameter is proven for a certain (jL1,11ity Me3SUre. Aq
example is presented which denies this resiilt in the cw~e of a Multivariatc
parameter.

USSR
LINNIK, Yu. V., RUMIN
and STRELITS, Sh. I.
A.
"Ga-a Distribution and Partial Sufficiency of Polynomials"
Leningrad, Trudy Matematicheskogo Instituta im. Steklova; CXI: Teoreti-
chesklye Zadachi HatematicheskQy Statistiki, 1970, pp 40-51
Abstract: The article concerns repeated samplings of a given population, of
positive random quantities and the properties of partial sufficiency of linear
statistics with respect to polynomials in percentages (in particular, proper-
ties of the stability of regressicn) and certain other statistics. The
authors derive nonlinear differential equations which are studied by means
of new results of Sh. I. Strelits on the asymptotic behavior of solutiins
of nonlinear differential equations. A new characterization of gamma dis-
tributions is obtained on the basis of this method.
The following theorem is proven:
riLet pn*(x) be the nth power of the convolution F(x), absolutely continuous,
and $I XIdF (x) < co. Further, let Pk X..) not depend on 6
-W.
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LINNIK, Yu. V., et al, Trudy Matematicheskogo Instituta im. Steklova; CXI:
Teoreticheskiye Zadachi Matematicheskoy Statistiki, 1970, pp 40-51
power k. < u, such that the condition
for some polynomial Pk Of r
Lremainder illegiblei
+(AO+0(1))
is satisfied. If at least one of the following conditions is satisfied, then
F(x) is a distribution function of the gamyon distribution:
(a) the function where p is defined in equation (1) is not a
solution of the equation
it
A,...., jy((J 0, > k 2, (2)
and the equatio-a
r(?+ yr(F + rj(F +
.4 P
r r + 3
L
J#7
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LINNIK, Yu. V., et al, Trudy Matematlcheskogo Instituta 1-6. Steklova; CXI:
Teoreticheskiye Zadachi Matematicheskoy Statistiki, 1970, pp 40-31
has no positive integral roots;
(b) z-? + z-? is not a solution of equation '2), but equation (3) has posi-
tive roots s1, S21 *.. sv and coefficients with numbers 91, ..., sv of the
A r + j) and the A. def ined in
polynomial A,.--? + Bj---'P+j where Bi j
equation (1) coincide with the corresponding coefficients of the z-1-degree
z B, _P
series expansion of the function d40( _ A0P
(c) 'z-4+z-~-I is a solution of equation (2), the remaining conditions of
(b) are satisfied, and, in addition, B.
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RUMIN A L
"Successive Optimal Estimation of the Shift Parameter for Certain Sets"
Upravlyayemyye Slucha3rn- Protsessy i Sistemy [Controlled Random Processes
and Systems -- Collection of Works], Kiev, 1973, pp 287-304 (Iranslated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No,6, 1973, Absti,act No 6V147, by
L. Gallchuk).
Translation: 11'he problem of optimal successive estimation of parameter (I. is
studied, when the sequence x 0 + Ei j i = 1, 2, is obs erved, where G C R
cI are independent, identically distributed quantities with known distribution
and zero mean. The form of the optlmal stopping inomunt is found (if s'llch
exists) for an invariant procedure in the regular case, when parameter U has
a one-dimensional sufficient statistics. In the case Wicri E:. has strongly
symmetrical distribution and the loss function has a special form, the opti-
mal moment of stopping of the invariant procedure is al!io found.. Furthei-more,
the a posteriori Bayes estimates of parameter 0 are presented,for both of
these sets of distributions.

USSR UI)C: 621.391.2
L.. SAMSONENKO, S. V.
"On aDetection Procedure Which is Invariant Relative to the
Intensities of Signal and Interference"
Moscow, 'Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 17, No 1, Jan 72,
pp 170-172
Abstract A signal detection procedure_is synthesizad for
Neumann-Pear5on optimum detection of a signal with random
phase against a background of interference idien the signal
is invariant relative to the amplitude A and the interference
intensity a. It is assumed that there are n indepen(Jent
s amp I c s x (x,; zz., ...; X); The problera:is to verify the hypoth-
esis Ho for which the observed samples xj have Rayleigh dis-
tribution
x
P, (z) -C-7!2d"x0
112
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RUKHIN, A. L. , SAMSONENKO, S. V. Radioteklinika i Elehtronika,
Vol 17, No 1, Jan 72, pp 170-172
for the alternative hypothesis that the samples have gener-
alized Rayleigh distribution (,p =A2/o2)
x X1
- I x
PA, pip +
where the positive values of A and c are unhnown. In terms
of the parameter )1, the hypothesis 110:1i =0, and the alterna-
tive H, v> 0. if P,(--) (It>o) is some density corresponding to
one of these hypotheses, then the density of the form olaw~(xlo)
also belongs to the same hypothesis for all positive (,. In
view of this invariance of the problem, the analysis is re-
stricted to a class of resolving functions which -,atisfy the
equality
Bibliography of tivelve titles.
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USSR UDC: 5110.24
LEBEDEV, N. A., LINIViK, Yu. V., RUYXIIII. A. L.
"Monotonic Ccnvex Matrix Furctions of Losses in Statistics"
Tr. Mat. in-ta AN SSSR O-Iorks of the t,,!athematics ltistitute of the Academy
of Sciences of the USSR), 1971, 112, ch. 1, pp 291-299 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
No 12, Dee 71, Abstract No 1219287
Translation: The form of monotonic and convex matrix functions is deter-
mined, and sorne of their u3es as loss functions in rrathematical statistics
are indicated. Authors' abstract.

U S UDIC S39.281
"Some Statistical and Probabilistic Problems in Groups"
Tr.- Mat. In-ta. AN SSSR [Works of Mathematics Institute, Academy of Sciences,
USSR], Vol Ill, 1970, pp 52-109, (Translated from Referatiynyy Zhurnal, Kiberne-
tika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No 6 V138 by the author).
Translation: This article consists of three chapters, the first two of which
are.dedicated to the problem of estimating the shift parameter of a measure in
a locally compact Abelian group, A measure of the quality of the estimate is
introduced using a group of characters, and necessary and sufficient. conditions
for optimality of the estimate in a certain class are presented. Distributions
are described for an additive group of real numbers, for which optimal estimates
OxIst. These rules have density of the form
P (11)~zcexp (-a ell fill), '0Z.0>0,
and their limits are the normal and rectangular rules. Theoi-c-nis are. established
concerning characterization of the Gaussian measure in groups with the property
n
of optimality or sufficiency of statistics F x. for the group par;,~-meter. Absolute
1 j
permissibility of this estimate is proven for the case of the normal set.
--Jn-tha--s~ezounj i-.j~ner, the problem of estimation of the shift Parameter is
cl~

bSSR UDC 519.281
RLIMIN.. A. L., Tr. Mat. In-ta. AN SSSR, Vol 111, 1970, pp 52-109.
studied as applicable to specific groups, the most important of which for applica-
tions is the group of rotations of a circle. Certain statistical properties of
Mises law are studied and the corresponding estimate of the shift paramet,,~r
ix ix
arg (e 1 + ... + C n) is analyzed.
In chapter 3 for groups without elemcnts of order two it is shown that the
quantities E + n and & - 9, where E and n are independent, a-re independent when
and only when there is a compact subgroup, after factorization of which the dis-
tributions of & and n are normal. It is also shown thaz the components of Poisson's
law in Abelian groups are Poisson components only if the initial gTOUP contains no
elements of finite order other than two.

IISSP
UDC 519.24
LINNIK, Yu. V., RUKHIN, A. L., STRELITS, Sh. 1.
"Gamma DistrfrT,1_0_~ and Partial Sufficiency of Polynomials"
Tr. Mat. 1-n-ta. AN SSSR [Works of Mathematics Institute, Academy of Sciences,
USSR], Vol 111, 1970, pp 40-51, (Translated fron, Referativn)-y Zhurnal, Kiberne-
tika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No 6 V137 by the authors).
-anslation: A characteristic property of the gamma distribution is noted, con-
T
z
sisting of independence of the quantity
E" P
where x,, xn is a repeated sample from the general set tvith unknown scale
parameter a, while P is a certain polynomial from a. This property allows sta-
n
tistical interpretation in terms of partial sufficiency of the statistics E x.
for the scale paraneter a. The proof is based on determination of the positively
defined solutions of equation
k
v V Al ...... foy Y P Yk-P = 0,
P-Aii-i. .4

USSR- UOC 519.24
LINNIK, Yu. V., RUKHIN, A. L., STRELITS, Sh, I., Tr. Hat. In-ta. AN SSSR, Vol 111,
1970, pp 40-51.
to which the condition of independence from a of this arbitrary mathematical
expectation is reduced.
2-12

USSR UDC 621-371-333
VYALITOBTA, B. Ye. and RUKINA A -N
"Investigating the Index of Refraction for Air in the 300 m Atmo-
spheric layer"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. po rasprostr. rldiovoln. Tezisy dokl.
Sekts. 2 (Tenth All-Union Conference on the PropaGation o.-L' Radio
Waves; Re orit-1 Theses; Section 2--collection of -irorks) "Nauka," 1,072
pp 29-32 Mom RZh--RadiotekJuii1ca, No 10, 1972, Abstract No
1OA352)
Translation: Results are given for the determination of the IT pro-
U
file at altitudes of 2-300 m. for varioue meteorolog-ical conditions.
Prom the obtained profiles, gradients of the refraction index gn
were determined. It is established that daily variations in the
index of refraction are more clearly expressed in go.-d .-.,eather. At
altitudes of up to 25 M, critical refraction and superrefraction
were observed. Layer 2, at 300 M, is characterized by hieher re-
fraction. Bibliography ef two., A. L.
j!"
Ali
: fill

USSR
UDC: 533.9-07
ROSINSKIY, S. Ye., RUKFADZE, A. A., RUKHLIN, V. G., EFEL'BAUM, Ya. G.,
Physics Institute imeni P. r1. Tebedff:-%"cMeTM, scierces of the USSR,
Moscow
"Injection of an Electron Beam Into a Plasma Contained by a Conductive
Shell"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, voi 42, 11:10 5, May 72, 929-938
Abstract: One of tbe most interesting effects which P-rises as a resillt of
injecting electron beans into a plasma is magnetic neutralizaticn of the
beam due to induction of a plasma countercurrent. It is thir, effect -waich
enables transmission of superhigh currents througn a drift filled
vith plasma. This paper investigates injection of a radially nonuniform,
electron beam intc a plasma contained by a conductive shell. It is found
that the perturbaticn of charge density is the same as 4n an unbounded
plasma. The fields and currents induced by the beam in the plasma con-
tained by an ideally ccnductive shell are not qualitatively different from
the fields e~nd currents winilch arise in an unbounded plasita. An ideally
conducting shell does not cause any appreciable decciaperisattion of the fields
1/2

USSR
ROSTIISKIY, S. Ye. et al., Zhurnal Tekbnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 142, 1,
72, pp, 929-938
and currents in the plasma but only changes the qUantitative data pre-
viously found for the case'of an unbounded plasma. Thus, the spatial non-
uniformity of the beam induces a plasma countercurrent which paitially
compensates for the magnetic field of the current throi~ghout ihe enti're
cross section of the beam. The authors thank D. D. Ryutov for discussing
the results of the work.
2/2
70
I M W_

USSR
RUKHOZE, A A,; RUL .,V,,.G, .-(-Lebedev Physics Insti tute of the LISSR Academ y
Hqtl.
of Sciences)
nInjection of a Relativistic Electron Beam. irlio a Plasma"
Moscow., Zhurnal Eksperimentaltnoy i Tooraticheskoy Fizild; July,, 1971; pp 177-89
ABSTRACT:
The respon-~e of a plasma to injection of a low-den!;ity relativktic electron boam ii
inveAigated. It is shown that if ra > c / top.,where ra is the beam radiu;; and to, the
plasma freqiiency, all plasma perwr6ations are localized in the regioll or tile electron
w
beam ikelf; all curtents induced in tile plasma tend tocompengato the tuagnetic, field
-of tile bearn, facilitating in thii., way Its iniet:lion Into tile plasma. It the injection
time -r > -ra = v-1 (ro, / cp,where v Is the plasma chutron cuillsiou fr(qu-2ney, then
magnetic field conipeasa,ion oc~:urs at diitances -- < xg - ura from the front of the
-elocity. Ifencein tile case of alligh-euvrent electroll
beam, a heing tile directed electron
Leam, when the m3guetic energy of the beatu citrrent:e.~tceeds the elc~:Iron kinetic ener-
?Y,..CDSY injection is po~~iblp ouly in a dense plastuaprovidin- co, > c r. and 1 < To-
call-
-W~

USSR
UDC 621.039
~~ ~V- and TOFIL'SKIY, L. N.
ArSource of Thermal Neutrons With a Given Spatial Distribution in the IRT-
MIFI Reactor"
V sb. Fiz. yadern. reaktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors -- Collection of
Works), No 2, Moscow, Atomizdat, 1970, pp 187-190 (from RZh-Fizika, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4V581)
Translation: An experimental setup is described for obtainia- a vertical
beam of thermal neutrons from a horizontal thermal column. The setup coR-
sists of a prism with a cavity and with a scatterer in this cavity. Prisms
of graphite, lead, and paraffin with cavities of different dimensions were
investigated. It is shown that the best material for the prism is paraf fin,
but the distribution of neutron flux is not symmetric. The best distribution
is obtained in a graphite prism with a paraffin scatterar. The neutron flux
in this case with a cavity 30 cm wide an&20 cm, long is 10 times greater than
in the case of a graphite prisT2 without a cavity. With the aid of such a
prism, one can obtain different distributions of neutron flw-. The spatial
distributions of neutron flux obtained can be represented as distributions
from a plane source. Yu. S. Aborin.

USSR uDc 681.326.34
BUBNOV, A. I. , BOMANKEVICH, A. M. , RUKKAS , 0. D. , TOLPANOV, Yu. A. , Kiev
Electronic Computer and Controlling Machla%.Blant
"A Device for Troubleshooting an Electrical Installation"
Moscav, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, prov7shlennyye obraztsy, tov--rnrje znaki,
1970, No 36, Soviet Patent No 288420, class 42, filed 14 Feb 69, published
3 Dec 70, p 156
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for trouble-
shooting an electrical installation. The device contains registers, input,
output and control modules, a comparison circuit, logic elements, a pulse
generator and a device for registration of electrical connections. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the device is simplified and speed
is increased by connecting the outpur, of the input module to the input of
gne register, and through a coincidence circuit to the input of the other
register. The second input of the coincidence circuit is connected to the
output of the control mdule, and the outputs of the reLrioters are cornected
to the inputs of the device for registration of electrioal connections, the
comparison circuit and the output nodule. The outputs roe the output
module are connected to the inputs of the input and control rr,:)dulles.

USSR
VDC 621.396.6.013
ROMANKEVICH, A. M. , AUKKAS. 0. D. TOLPANOV, YU. A.
"Matrix Recorder of Galvanic Couplings"
lis'
USSR Author's Certificate No 291205, filed 30 Jun 69, pub hed 10 Jun 71 (f r m
RZh-Avtomatika, TelereHianika i yychislitel'naya tekhnilca, No 4, Apr 72, Ab-
stract No 4A529P)
Translation: A matrix recorder Gf galvanic couplings is proposed which con-
tains coordinate switching tmits and two tr.iode ruitrices. Thare are 3 illus-
trations.

--230CT70
1/2 044 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
TITLE--AN AMPLIFIER OF SINGLE FREQUENCY LASER EMISSION -U-
~.AUTHOR-(04)-NIKASHIN, V.A., RUKMAN* G.I., SAKHAROV, V.K.r TARAS0Vj V*K-
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PRIBORY I TEKHNIKA EKSPERIMENTA, JAN.-FEB. 1970v P. 1941 195
------- 70
,',.-DATE PUBLISHED
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
-TOPIC TAGS--RUBY LASERt OPTIC AMPLIFICATION# CRYSTAL OPTIC PROpERTY, LASC-,q
EMISSION COHERENCE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS[FIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/11t55 STEP NO--UR/012017(J/000/000/019410195
CIRC ACCICSSIGN NO--AP0106211
ij,"jr, L A Sz~ S U F I E fl-_

2/2 044 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106211
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTION OF AN AMPLIFIER OF
SINGLE FREQUENCY RUBY LASER EMISSION WITH A LARGE AMPLIFICATION FACTOR
ACHIEVED BY TRIPLE PASSAGE OF THE BEAM TO BE AMPLIFIED THROUGH THE
AMPLIFIER CRYSTAL* A MAXIMUM AMPLIFICATION FACTOR OF 24 CAN BE ATTAINED
BY THIS AMPLIFIER. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN OF THE SPATIAL
STRUCTURE AND THE DEGREE OF COHERENCE OF THE AMPLIFIED RADIATION,
FACILITY: VSESnIUZNYI NAUCHNOLSSLEDOVATELISKII 114STITUT
OPTIKO-FIZICHESKS'KH IZMERENIft MOSCOWtv USSR.

0105455- Itef. Code,.,Wz~.~
Ace XV
Heshcherskayas A. V.; V.; Yudin, I.; Yakavleva, N. I.
Natural Components of Meteorological helds (YeitestvannM so.stavlyayushchiye
meteorologicheskikh poley) Leningrad,, Gidrometaoizdatj 19700 199 pp (SL:2015)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
Chapter 1 Fundanentals of the Method
2 Optimmm Representations or Vertical Protiligs of Meteorological
Elements
3 Investigation of Natural Orthogonal Functions of Horizontal
Coordinates
4 Analysis of Coeff~cients of Expansion as R;ondom Functions 8f
Time. Natural rthogonal Time Functions
5 Use of datural Orthogonal functions in Applied Problems of
Meteorology
Appendix
REEL/FRA,ME
j.T660444
3
5
17
53
89
119
169

In the monograph main results or A 5WHIMCAl analysis of meteorological' clerfients
with the aid of the meLhods of expansion in natural orthogonal, fumions are ge-
neralized.
A brief 3UFVe of modem works is gIvIen, which the method of rintural orthogonal
functions was u3el. Much of the paper deals ~With the presentation of uriginal studies oi
many meteorological elements with an analysM of their horizontal. verllcal and temporal
distribution. Discussion is given of this' method as :pplied to a mumber of practical
problems in meteorology, and climatoloRy. including th problems of hydrodynarnical and
statistical weather forecast.
. As -iin -enclosure -to the -monograph. bone can find The Atlas of Mqu oJ Dispersions.
Aft,art Vatues and Most Significant Nalural Components of Basic Meteorological Erements.
Such an Alias is published for the fir3t time- It gives an Ided of forms of variations in
the atmosphere. their seasonal differ.inces. and other peculiarities of large-scale regu,
larifits.
The monograph and the AtI.83 could be used by 3PCCiali$t3 in the I-Ped of cllmatoloU;
synoptical meteorology, aerology, andadjecent subjects, as well ai by students who arc
i.ntetested in using the modern statistical methods In natural scienceC

A/Z 020 UNCLASSIFIF.0- PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--AMYLOIDUSIS IN MICE IN IMMUNHATION WITH TWO ANTIGENS -U-
V.S.
,---.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'7;SOURCE--BYULLETEN' Ei(SPERIMENTAL'NOY BIOLOGII
:NP
59 PP 103-105
~__DATE.PUBLISHED ------- 70
i-SUBJECT -AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MED!ICAL-SCIENCE-S
~'.~JOPIC TAGS--M-OUSEt PROTEIN# ANTIGENt ALBUMIN#
'L-CCNTR0L MARKING-NO 'RIESTR ICT IONS
i.~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
I MEDITSINYl 1970, VOL 69,
PHOSPHATASE, IMMUNIZATION
PROXY REEL/1-RAME--1998/0200 STEP NU--UR/0219/7G/06')1005/,)10')/O'~05
CIRC ACCESSION PIO--AP0120898
UJN C IASS, I F I E U

212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0120898
ABSTRACT/EXTRArT--(U) GP-0- AUM111111STRATION
ABSTRACT. DURING CONSECUTIVE
TO IMICE OF TWO DIFFERENT PROTEIN ANTIGENS (IN VARIOJS C611,16INATIripist
OVALBUMINt HUMAN ALBUMIN# CASEINY ACID.PHOSPHATASE) AMYLGIDOSIS IN THE
SPLEEN DEVELOPS APPROXIMATELY DURING THE SAME PERIOD OF TIME AS IN
IMMUNiZA11ON WITH ONE ANTIGEN. IT IS SUPPOSEU THAI rHL- NONSPECIFIC
ACTION OF LARGE DOSES OF ANTIGENS IS CONDUCTIVE TO THE DEPOSITIUN OF
AMYLOID. FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF HUMAN MORPHOLOGY OF THE ACADEMY
OF MEDICAL SCLE14CES OF THE USSR.

USSR uDc: 62l..396.6:621.318
FONTOROVICH, L. I. TYLL INIKOVA, V. I. ,RUKINOV, L. it.
"Some Parameters of SHF Ferzites as Related to Technolork-al -Factors During
Hot Pressing"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb, Ferrit. tekhn. 'Mectronic Tech.1010Fr.
Scientific and Technical Collection. Ferrite '1'echnolou) , 1970, -i-j-p- 1 ('123),
pp 11-16 (from RZ11-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12V423)
Translation: An investigation was made of the techriolcgical singularitieS
of hot pressing of SHF ferrites grades 4S4.Ll, 4s45 wid 6S41, as well as rhe
effect vhich basic tecKnolorical factors have on density, microstructure
WIld 11,agnetic properties of ferrites. It vtw- found in pillrLicular th7A
increasinE the pressing temperature from 1050 to 1200'C leads to a sharp
increase in density, and also to an increase in the initial permeability
and saturation induction, and to a reduction in coercive force. 71ie results
of the study gave a basis for selecting optimmai conditicns for hot pressing.
The paran ters of Y-circulators with hot-pressed ferrite inserts -are given.
Three illustrations, one table, bibliography of four titles. 'N. S.
1/i -

__040
6CESSkNG DATE--300CYTO
UNCLASSIFIEU Pp
tITLE--TUNABLE RECEIVER OF LONG WAVE INFRARED RAOIATION -U-
AUTHOR- (03) -NAD, F.YA., PANKOV, V.G., ayj.EV.._.KA.
.CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-MOSCOWt RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONIKAv VOL 151 NO 2t 1970t PP
_--371-375
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TO-PIC TAGS--IR RADIATION# PHYSICS LABORATORY INSTRUMENT, RECEIVER
CHARACTERISTIC, IR RECEIVER
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/1153 STEP NO--UP,/OL09/70~015/002/037110375
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112255

2/2 040 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS114G DATE--30OCT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112255
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN APPARATUS IS DESCRIBED, 'WHICH
OPERATES AS A SELECTIVE NARROW BAND TUNABLE DETECri.,.R OF INFRARED
RADIATION IN THE 25-300 MICkOMETER RANGE AND ALSOv AS A WIDE BAND
"ELECTRON 80LOMETER" IN THE 300-2000 MICROMETER RANGE. IT CONSISTS OF
THREE BLOC UNITS: 1) THE HELLIUM CRYOSTAT WITH A LIGHT GUIDE, A
SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID, AND A PHOTOSENSITIVE ELEMENT; 2) A STAND FOR
ELECTRON INSTRUMENTS; AND 3) A MODULATOR. ITS SENSITIVITY IS
RELATIVELY INDEPENDENT OF THE WAVE LENGTH FROM SEVERAL 14ILLIMETERS DOWN
TO 600 MICROMETERS. THE SENSITIVITY SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
APPARATUS AT A MAGNETIC FIELD VALUE OF~SIMILAR. TO 22.5 KDE (AS RECORDED
BY A VACUUM MONOCHROMATOR WITH CHANGEAB*,LE ECHELETTE GRATINGS WHICH
RANGE) H
OPERATES IN THE 20-2000 MICROMETER c IS PRESENTED. IT AS A
DEFINITE RESONANCE FORM WITH A RELATIVE 5 PERCENT HALF W10TH. If IS
CONCLUDED THE DESCRIBED RECEIVER IS HIGHLY SENSITIVE AND HAS A SMALL
INERTIA. IN THE 25-300 MICROMETER RANGE THE APPARATUS HAS NARROW 6AND
SENSITIVITY WITH A POSSIBILITY OF TUNING THE ENTIRE WAVE RANGE BY A
SIMPLE VARIATION OF CURRENT9 AND CONSEQUENTLY MAGNETIC FIELOi IN A
SUPERCONDUCTING SOLENOID. WHEN SWITCHING IT ON A WEAK MAGNETIC FIELD (H
SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO 5 KOE) OR CUTTING OFF THE SOLENOID9 IT OPERATES
AS A NONSELECTIVE DETECTOR SENSITIVE TO RADIATION WITH LAMBUA LARGER
THAN OR EQUAL TO 300 MUM WAVE LENGTH. A COMPARATIVELY SMALL RESISTANCE
OF THE RECEIVER ELEMENT (5-10 KOHM) MAKES Ir POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN 4 SMALL
TIME CONSTANT, WHICH DETERMINES THE SPEED OF PHYSICAL PROCESSES IN A
CRYSTAL*
UNCLASSIFIED-

USSR UDC 621.384.3
WAD, F. Ya., PANLKOV, V. G., RULEV, K. A.
"Tunable Receiver of Long Ulave Infrared Radiation"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Ele'r-Itronika, Vol 15, No 2, 1970, pp 371-375
Abstract: An apparatus is described, which operates as a selective narrow band
tunable detector of infrared radiation in the 25-300 micrometer range and also,
as a wide band "electron-bolometer" in the 300-2000 micrometer range. It con-
sists of three bloc units; 1) the hellium cryostat with a light guide, a
superconducting solenoid, and a photosensitive element; 2) a stand for electron
instruments; and 3) a modulator.
Its sensitivity is relatively independent of the wave ler,~;th from several
millir-eters down, to 600 micrometers. The sensitivity spectral characteristic
of the apparatus at a magnettlit: field value ofle22.5 koe (as recorded by a
vacuum twnochromator with changeable echelette gratings which operates in the
20-2000 micrometer range) is prasenta4. It liar, a definite resorlance form with
a relative 5 percent half-width. It is concluded the the described receiver
is highly sensitive and has a small inertia.

USSR
NAD' , F. Ya., et al., Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 1.5, No 2, 1970, pp 371-375
In. the 25-300 micrometer range the apparatus has narrow-":Iand sensitivitv with a
possibility of tuning the entire wave range by a simpla variation of current,
and consequently magnetic field, in a superconducting solenoi(~. ~Jhen switching
it on a weak magnetic field (11 koe) or cutting-of.-E the solanoid, it operates
as a nonselective detector sensitive to radiation with 300,411.1 wave length
A comparatively small resistance of the receiver element (5-10 kohm) makes it
possible to obtain a small time constant, which determin-es the speed of physi-
cal processes in a crystal. Orig. art has; 3 figures.
2/2
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imin 61,
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Electromagnetic Wave Pi.-opsigation
USSR um 621.396.67T
ASIIKONAZI, D. Ya. , BELYAYEV, V. P. . BRODULMIKO, G. P
"Starting Losses in ' "IfF Dischargers"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. qb. E,1(!ktron. SYCh (Electronic Tech-
nology. Scientific raid Technical Collection. SHF Electrohics) , 19 , p
VY
9, pp 123-124 (from RM-Hadiatellinika, flo 12, Dee '[0, Abi;traet No 32B98)
Translation.: An experimnntal ntwly viis made of the pownr in the
*tter pillse duration for art t2lectrode-
discharge as a fwiction of the traxisru,
less discharger with double dielectric walls. Meas-aremeats wen:~ t,-.).?.cn on
two different wavelengths in the decimeter band; the rJIr)(!hurj7,t,xs had a dif-
ferent beight in each of these cases. The dissipated power wan iw-~asured
-with an air calorinete-r. The results show a hiph proportion, of starting
losses (up to half the dissipated pover). Thip, means that the process of
growing electron concentration in the discharge contint~~!s conatderably
longer than the process of growing current determined by the waxe irnpedance
of the waveguide channel. Three illustrations, bibliograi)~Y of two titles.
N. S.

1/4. 0 / S ' '/ -, 53
The solution is applicable to a variety of physical p-.o1al+,tt*
which can be described by parabolic equations with movable boundaries.
Extension of the solution to more complex bodies (an "ttipsaid. a.
paraboloid, and a hyporboloid) is pta=ed.
Geurg. F. 13.. Yu. K. Ituiele. U. F. Sipachev.
a;d tvj. 1. Yahusbin. ExpcrimmLll sludv of
ablation boundary layer in specimens under
simultancoun action of convective and radiative
heat flux~o, WhiG. no. 2, 1"Z, zs-zq,
The ahlttion boundary layer Iti a sbu slos- reintarced
plastic cylindrical specimenu with a spher;cally blunted nose was
studied In an air pis sina jet produced by a high-frequrncy electrode-
less discharge. Thu eLacharge generated a 37 nim diameter plasma
jet at I kg/cmZ prcssura with Reynolds rrumber of 100 and a 30 m/sec
velocity' The plasma, boundary layer. and specimen emission
spectra wore recorded simultaneously on a photographic plate by
means of an optical system including an LSP-SL prismatic spectra.
Rr.iph. Plauma jet interaction with the stu4leil material was rr,:orled
by motion picture camera at a speed of one frame/second. A sharp
boundary was detected between the specimen and the boundary layer.
The visible emission spectrum of the latter exhibited characteristic
lines of the elementary constituents of the original material. The
boundary layer emission intensity In the 33)8.6483A spectral range
was comparable to or higher than that of the plasma. The temperature
profile across the boundary layer (Fig. 1) was determined near the

Acc. Nr. Abstractiftg'Service: Ref. Code
CHEMICAL ABST. (,- 7t, (A R 0 4 2-
N
.r'135535k Powder wire for mirfacing. VernikV.S-* Ruleva.
A. F.; Kliman, 'T. G.- Raziko-, M. I.- Korolev N V -
' -- '6:
,Kul- 2iv-,teja-n1W,
ishent _P.,,,A,._TT.S.S.R-T261 t7 (CI.
.A-P-pr-TT.A.ug 1968; Front 6kryt'iva, Isobret., Prom. Obrantsy,
7 ovarnye Zraki 1970, 47 (4),1464. Powder wire for surfacing
consisted of a steel casing and a powd. core contg.: graphite
0.24-2.6, ferromanganese 22,5-7, Fe powder IV 14-
16%, and a steel strip the rem.ainder. MSCL j
REEL/FRAME
9891844

USSR
GUZOVSKIY, I.G., RULLIS, YA.YA.
`A-G Voltage Sensor"
UDO 62l..-l4.61(C-M8)
USSR Authoris Certificate No 255195, filed 24 June 68, pl.Alini-ad 'I Mor 7C (from
RZh--Elektronikfj i yeve primeneniye, No 11, November 1970, Abatruct No 1131475P)
Translation. tt device is proposed for checking and protection of the ea-,irce of
power supply for electronic apparatus. The protective device operutes in the case
when the pulsation magnitude of' voltafe at the output of a rectifier (vypryamitelI
exceeds a safe level. The device contains an input transformer; the circuit ie
charred by voltage of the secondary winding of this transsEormer across a TeD
[expansion unknown] and a resistor. Voltage from the circ~jit iv fed acrose a refer-
enc~ atobilltran to the input of an amplifter and later to the fLntil protective
element. The primary winding of the input transformer is connected to the output
busbars of the controlled rectifier across a separation circuit. D-jring an emergen-
cy regime, puloution of the rectified voltage increases and leads to !In increase of
the voltage in the circuit. When this voltage exceeds the,braukdown voltage of the
stabilitron, a turn-on of the rinal protective element of the device takes place.
ill. L.R.

USSR
NERZHPIIOV, A. G. , i~u,
Woyt~E. N., IUUYKIN, B. I., Mosce
"Multizone Burning of Condensed Systems"
UDC 536.h6
Moscow, Zhurnal Prikladnoy 11,ekhaniki i Tekbnicheskoj Fiziki, No 6, Nov/Dec
72, pp 99-105
Abstract: In the general case, combustion of condensed systems takes place
in stages, and the combustion front is multizonal. Investigation of a
two-zone model has sha,;n that one of the zones predominates in multizone
burning. The velocity of the front is equal. to that of the predominant
zone, but when there is a change in the parameters of the system, there
may be a switch in the predominant role from one zone to another, as well
as merging and splitting of zones. A generalization of the t-vo--.one model
with Dossibilities for transition to analysis of a compaex multizonal front
is considered, and it is shown that for a front with tvo reactions (in the
condensed phase and in the gas) and dispersion, only three variants of the
heat-releasing zones are possible (two three-zonal and one two-zonal). All
possible types of relations are found for the burning rate as a function off,
-the depth of dispersion.
1/1

USSR UDC 548.736.6
RU~JANOVA, r. M., GANDYMQV, 0., BELOV, N. V.
"rhe Crystalline Structure of Veatchite and Its Relationship to the Structure
of p-Veatchite"
Moscow, Kristallografiya, Vol. 16, No. 2, 1971, pp 2M-291.
Abstract: Veatchite (A-veatchite) and p-veatchite are two natrual strontium
borates with identical chemical composition 4SrO-11BP '7H,,O and similar
3
physical properties: they differ in the sizes of unit cells and spatial
groups. Tho structures of both minerals consist of 1dontical borax layers
Sr 21B5O8(O")J2-B(O1')3-"2O' with each uiiit cell (boti-t Hi p-velitellite and in
veatchite) intersecting two such layers, coupled with hydrogen bonds, The
differences in the structures result from different mutual.placement of the
layers: if we assume the first layers of p-veatchite and veatchite to
correspond, the second layer of veatchite will be a mirror-reflection of the
second layer of p-veatchite in the plate perpendicula:r to the c axis (plane
L
of location of hydrogen, borods).

ii2 022 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING,
-TITLE--ST.RENGTH AND ELASTICITY OF BIRCHWOOD TREATED ANID DE~14$17FIED tilJH
AMMONIA -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-BERZINS, G.t ROCENS, K.r RUMBA# As
OF INFO--USSR
~._~SOURCE-HOLZTECHNOLOGIE 19701 11(l)? 48-SZ
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECH., INDot CIVIL ANO MARINE ENGR
-:TOPIC TAGS--WOODo AMMONIAP CONSTRUCTION MATERIALt COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH9
STRENGTHP ELASTICITY
COINITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
'...PROXY FICHE NO----FO70/605018/DO3 STEP NO--GE/0150/70,1011/001/0048/0052
CIRC ACCESSION P40--AP0140832

-2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-04DECTO
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140832
ABSTRACT/EXTRAC`T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACf, THE COMPRESSf'i"li, SHEAR, AND
aENDING STRENGTHS, AND THE MODULUS OF ELASTICITY 11-1 TEN!.-Nl0PJt AND
COMPARISON ALONG THE GRAIN AND IN SHEARING AND BEND[ING WERE EXAMD. FOR
-.~BIRCHWOOD PLASTICIZED WITH NH SUB3 AND MCCH. DENSIFIED. THE RESuLTS,
-STATISTI.CALLY CALCO. AND EXPRESSED BY REGRESSION EQUATIONS, ARE
i:CORRELATED TO PERMIT A SIMPLIFIED CALCN, OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF
:-PLASTICIZED WOOD.
ir-ir i -&-l' -, T rr. n

UNCLASSIFIED- PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--MECHANISM OF THE FORMATION OF DIMETHYLSILAZINE POLYMERS -U-
~~:.AUTHOR-(02)-RUMBAf G.i MAY# L,
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,.,SOURCE--LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD, VESTIS. KIM. SER. 1970t 11)l 90-5
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
:TOPIC TAGS--ORGANOSILICON COMPOUND, AMMONIA# METHANEi THERMAL EFFECT,
POLYMERIZATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--199911868 STEP NLI--UR/0464/70/0n,)/001/00')k)/'U'095
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123656
UNC LASS!

2/2 025 UNCLASSI FIEO PRO"CESSING DATE-2-30- r-f 70
CIRC ACCESSION lif)--AP0123656
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. DIMETHYLSILAZANE: 41, A 11XI. I-l"F
CYCLIC TRIMERS AND TETRAMERS) WAS HEATED 14ITFI 0-5-10 'fl'r.pEl'-1GE-NT KJH AT
200-385nEGRErl-S. EVOLUTION OF NH SUB3 WAS FOLLOWED BY Elli LIJTIO-.*q OF C
SUB4 YIELDII-10 A POLYMERS WHICH WERE ULTIMATELY CROSSLINKID. CH SUa-4
EVOLUTION INCREASED WITH TEMP. ANO OU4ATION OF HEATING AND DETERIMINED
THE DEGREE OF POLYMN. A MECHANISM WAS PROPOSED ptisrULATING FORMATION OF
AN ACTIVE INTERMEDIATED FROM A TRIMER AND A TETRAMER, -i(ITH LOSS OF
ACTIVE INTER]MEDIATED FROM A TRIMEk AND A TETRAMEA, 'AITH LOSS OF NH SUB3
BY DISPLACEMENT WITH THE OH AND SUBSEQUENT POLYMN4 THRDUGH THE SI ATOMS
WITH LOSS OF CH SUB4. FACILITY,.i INST, NEORG. KHIM., RIGAt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED----

USSR
DREYMAN, Ya. A., and Ya., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Latviyskoy SSR,
Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 4, 1971, pp 435-438
At a molar ratio MI > 1, NH3 evolved in the reaction, while at I/H < 1
MenSiC12 evolved. At the close contact of the reacting substances in melts,
the evolution of NTH3 and Me2SiCl2 was impeded. It was possible only at the
temperature of 300*, at which cross-linked products formed that were insolu-
ble in benzene, toluene, and xylene. On melting of I + II at 150-60*, com-
pounds with a low degree of condensation and dimethy1cyclosilazanes formed.
In the presence of an organic solvent such as toluene, there was no close
contact between the reacting substances, so that a part of the NH3 that was
frees escaped from the reaction mixture without partieLpating in the poly-
condensation and without forming NH4Cl. The organic solvent contributed to
the separation of N114CI from the reaction products. Die amount of NH3 that
evolved and the reaction rate depended on the amount of the solvent. 'When
the amount of solvent was cut in half, the evolution Of NH3 increased by
35-40% in the reaction carried out with unchanged quantities of I and II.
2/2

USSR UDC 678.84'747.5:678.85:541.27
DREYMAN, Ya. A., and Institute of Inorganic Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences Latvian SSR
'Wechanism of the Reaction Between Octamethylcyclotetrasilazane and the
Dichloride of Methylphosphonic Acid"
Riga, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 4,
1971, pp 435-438
Abstract: The reaction of octamethylcyclotetrasilazane (1) with the dichloride
of methylphosphonic acid (II) was carried out at various ratios of I to II in
melts at 150-600 and 300* and also (cf. Rumba and Dreyma", Izv. &N Latv. SSR,
Ser. Khim., 736, 1969) in boiling toluene. The reaction proceeded according
to the following general scheme:
/Me2S'11H/4 + MeP(O)CI2 Me2SICI 06
I + NH4C1
NSlMe2-N- Me2SMSiMe2
(sic,)
1/2
ELL--
MMI
11 iff F URTIM k1A ae"M M111.1 HOMMIRU Witilok -i I.T4

USSR
BLIZNYUK, N. K., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 337384, filed 31 Oct 69,
published 2 Jun 72
C H Cl' 80-5/3, 1.5246, 1.2049, 48; C6Hl3' Cl, 87-90/3, 1.5160, 1.1730,
Zl';'C7H151 Cl, 108-13/3, 1.5220, 1.1243, 34.3; C8H,7, C1, 130-2/3, 1.5140,
1.1290, 56.9; Cl()Hnl, Cl, 137-40/2, 1.5060, 1.0705, 31.1; C6H Cl 103-7/2.
1.5580, 1.2867, 24.5; Ph, Cl, 100-3/2, 1.6258, 1.4261, 915.; ~11
ClC6114, CI,
133-5/2, 1.6298, 1.5085, 78.5; 2,5-Cl2C6"31 Cl, 146-52/31, 1.6382, 1.6272,
47; 4-tert-BuC6H4, Cl, 146-9/2, --, --, 91.2; Ph, Br, 136-8/1, 1.6998,
1.9168, 70.7; Br, Cl, 120-2/2, 1.6158, 1.3702, 80. Compounds I are used
as intermediates in synthesizing various-organophosphorus compounds used
as pesticides, fuel additives and lubricant additives.
2/2

USSR UDC 678.84//85.057:543-422.4-54-1.67
DREMkIN, YA. A. , and RUMBA, G. YA.
"Reaction of TMethylphosphonic Acid Dichloride With Metal Substi-
tuted Octamethylcyclotetrasilazanell
Riga, Izvestiya Alkademii Nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Seriya Khiinicheskaya,
No 2, 1973, pp 197-203
Abstract: It has been established that butyl lithium and butyl
sodium react with octamethylcyclotetrasilazane in boiling toluene
and in the presence of styrene, leading to the substitution of tile
hydrogen in tile Si-N11 group and to the openin,-1 oF the Si-N bond as
well. The reaction of this metal substituted cyclototrasilazane
with C11 P(O)Cl2 proceeds with contraction of the cycle. In this
way cyciie oligomers containing tertiary nitrogen atoni have been
obtained. The individual compounds have been isolatrid by vacuum
diBtillatlon, their structures were confirnied by IR- and PMR-
spectra.

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USSR uDC 616.988-75+616.2-036.11-022.61-097-3
SWRIN, A. S., YAKUBETTKOJ A. A, MkLY5111EVA A. MI., 24MM114-As~_1
I !,,
and SIMM I
M. I., 11,11SEV, A. A., All-Union -S-cientific Re-vearch
Institute of Influenza, Leningrad
"The Effect of Serum Antiviral Inhibitors on Resistance to Influenza and Acute
Respiratory Diseases"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 5, Sep/Oct 72, PP 582-586
Abstract: A study conducted on about 1000 men, women, an(L children livir~ in
TAningrad and 1,11urmansk and on 129 volunteers revealed that the -presence of
beta-inhibitors in the blood airlynificantly reduces the prcportion of clinically
severe forms of influenza and parainfluen"M (a fall by a factor of 2.5),
decreases the frequency of severe for= of exrertt,,antal influenza (dovn by a
factor of 2), and slows the development of ir=mune restonse to vaccInation with
r attenuated influenza stzuims ir-h-lb-Itors do riot exert an anti-
high3, . reta- I
infectious effect, that is, tluay do not prevent contraction of the diseases.
Their protective .P-lue stems from their antitoxic effect, that is, reduction
of the severity of influenza and parainfluenza vithout hiriaerin-- the body's
0
specific reaction to the infection.

Acc. Nr.. Abstracting Service.* Ref. Code
CHE~UCAL ABST. -711 -L
r 125148x Hydrogen atom and A conformal group. 04'WgIer,
Yu. B. CTN~qvosibirsk. Gos. Univ.. Novosibirsk USSR).7
Akad, Nank SSSR 1970, 191(l), 64-6 [Physl (Ruiisl. A
dynamic equation is derived in-3'stages for the direct expression
of f3chroedinger's equation for the H 'atom in conformal group
theory. R. Ilardbottle
REEL/FRAME
19891572

XV-4. SINIFY Of 114t SURFAUL STkUCIUIU. OF LPITAXIAL SILICON 0%1141; THL PkOLL-
bt-ft"v uttMALILty-i
[Artitle bv U. ~S~-2A~at, V. I.Paslikudeaka, I._VJi..Dzham^Ietdlt.ovj V,
chenkn. lamhkin-t. Ntyilblrak. -1t.4san :cvIt4 I
it
Ov cAtop. the t1low tlettron ditrractim procedure an Th* (111) surface
of epItaxial silicon grown in the chloride pi*teva, the aupctr*tructurc of ',I
(11U-5 x 5 was d4tected. It was demtmetrat,ad that Its occ~rrwnce &rise*
fr= the Presence of chlorine. It in characteristic that t:-.c ~ a ~ suporstruc.
t ah4ervitdronetheheilic surface gr4uwn frcm a wIt. including aaa~
pit: !,"e"ho"ot with hyd ag a c In ,,Q,n
Th* Vilortne Content In tim silicon 14 40towidned to 4 filfchtfL,mat d.-
orrve by the growth conditions. and it correlates wtth the c.12m of existence of
the 5 X 31 941UPAt" WOM 00" Of th* #ff4CC Of 4#rt&10 Or)p*-
golil a" 14M *&r6WtQT0 oft the thIOTIA4 -a~PtWM by th* ovitsatAl jAT*T9 4%f *III-
con duriev. the growth process,
222

1/2 036 UNCLASSIFtED: PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.:,TITLE-PROPA-GATIUN OF SHUCK WAVES IN A MEDIUM OF DECREASING DENSITY -U-
:'AijTHQR-(02)-GUkEVICHt L.E., RUMYANTSEV, A.A.
CCUNTRY GF INFO-USSR
SOURCE--LhUkNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TECKETICHESKOY FIZIXI, 1970, VOL 58,
NR 49 PP L395-1399
'.,...DATE PL8LISHED--70
-SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
'JOPIC TAGS-SHOCK WAVE PROPAGATIONt SHUCK WAVE FRONT, SPECIFIC UENSITY,
SHOCK WAVE INTERACTIONt STAR
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
---OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
:PROXY REf:L/FRAME--1')88/156T STEP NO--UR/0056/70/11.58/004/L395/1399
C'IRC ACCESSION PtC--AP0106313
UNCLASSIFIED

-)2/21 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP010631.3
:Ai3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FRONT OF A SHOCK WAVE
PROPA6ATING IN A MEDIUM OF D~CR~ASING DENSITY IS UNSTABLE WITH RESPECT
TO PERTURBATIGNS, THE WAVELENGTHS OF WHICH ARE MUCH SMALLE'rk THAN THE
INHUMCGENEITY LENGTH AND IN PARTICULAR SMALLER THAN THE HEIGHT OF A
NONUNIFORM ATMOSPHERE. AS A RESULT THE WAVE FRONT SEPARATES INTO SMALL
REGIONS, THE OIMENSICNS OF WHICH IS SLIGHTLY SMALLER THAN THE
INHOMOGENEITY LENGTH. THESE SMALL REGIONS MOVE IN VARIOUS DIRECTIONSt
COLLIDE AND PRODUCE A DIFFUSION PATTERN OF THE SPREAUING WAVE FRONT.
IN THE CASE OF A STAR THE TIME OF INSTABILITY 0EVELGPMENr Is mucH
SMALLER THAN THE TIME FOR DIFFUSION OF THE FRONT TO THE SURFACE. IT IS
PGINTED OUT THAT AN EXPLOSICN OF SUCH DURATION MAY OCCUR THAT THE
~TRAILING EDGE OF THE SHOCK DISTURBANCE CANNOT OVERTAKE THE LEADING EDGE
BEFoRE THE LATTER LEAVES THE SYSTEM AND THERE WILL NOT BE ENOUGH TIME
THE RJEMANN SHOCK WAVE TO BE PRODUCED. - FACILITY: FIZIKO
TEK14NICHESKIY INST. IM. As It LOFFEt AN $$SR.

UR 0482
Soviet-Inventions Illustrated, Section III Mechanical and General,
Derwent, 1--?0
243136 AXTAL FAtTLESSOR )LORKING WEL where the
bladesire pla"d on the Pbwer glass fibTe
ring 3 with sprLnged plate 4 f Died to t" rim in the
longitudinal alots of the thralids made of $Usp
fibres 6. This improves the bl,4d* (fixing)
durability.
10.4.67 as 1166291/24-6.?.V.M1:VTIN 6. A.F.RY)OANSEV
(26.9.69) Bul 1615.3.69. Class 27c. 1nt.Cl.F 04c.
maLylitin, P. V.; R=yantsev-j---A-.- F.
1980"201442--

AA0052676
19821443

Power, Turbine, Engine, Pump
USSR uDc: 62-235.5
r
MALYUTIN, P. V., GLPTY-AYEV, G. M., VOFODITSOV, I. A.,
FARDINA, N. P., STEPAIIENK0, N. D., KARIMBAYEV, T. D., KISELEV, Yu. A.,
GORSHKOV, L. A.
"A Turbine Blade"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovaxnyye Znaki,
No 21, Jul T2, Author's Certificate No 344168, Division F, filed 31 Aug TO,
published T Jul 72, p 135
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a turbine blade for an
axial compressor made of a laminar composition material. As a distinguish-
ing feature of the patent, the rigidity and vibration strength are increased
by making the blade from alternating layers of glass and carbon fiber
fillers oriented relative to the longitudinal axis of the blade, 3)1-1;5%
of the fiberglass-filled layers being oriented at angles from 0 to �150,
while 5-15% of the fiberglass-filled layers are oriented at angles from
�75 to 900, 20-30/5 of the carbon fiber-filled layeis are oriented at angles
from 0 to �150, and 20-30,0, of the carbon fiber-filled la-ders are oriented
at angles from �45 to �600.
1/:2

1,
T-- T~;
USSR
MALYUTIN, P. V. et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 344168
2/2

jai IF
LASS -1 F WOCLSSING L)ATE--1314OV70
rlTLE--C9:4Tl,NU-lUS ALKYLATIO;A Zlc PHENOL IN THE PkESENC-E JF 3ENLENESULFONIC
ulcs _--jDUSTi~lt_L AOPARATUS -U-
kUTliGF.- (05 r ci",', I RGAL I Y Ew VTGk! ITL low M.G., 130BYLEV., V,V., DEREKHr
.'~,P.Abj__~_VIYANTSEVt A.G*l
'Xi"TRY
i0URCE--NEFTEPEt,,*) 0 ~j 1, 19 3
kBST:~ACT/r:4T;~IACT--(U) GP-0- ~'T:,STRACT A VULTIGROU') '-;t-:TH'-';3D (,%'11P
ARBITRARY U F E Nt E RY G"' 0 U P S ) F OR R E AC T ~]R CIR I r I C,~ L f TY C A L C U L A T 1 CN~ -S
is DESCRIBED CONSIOERINIG T,-iE PRIJIPBTIE~ Of: THE ;iE[)fO%l AS CONTIN 005
COORL'INATE FUNCTIONS.

t"4,
Adco'12919-
u A
AUTHOR-- R V41Y-k OT-Si; 3411DIRECTOR Sr I!. NTT F 1 C-RESE A R"'RI
TUTE ~~Q M-f-rIAL MACH INE 1701 Ti
TITLE--- THE EFFECT OF RESEARCH
NEWSPAFER-- VECHERNYAYA MOSKVA JANUARY 13, IS,70, P COLS .2-c
ABSTRACT-- THE ARTICLE 1S A VERY BRIEF REVIK4' O~ THE ACTlTjr'l_:__c
OF THE SRICM. THE INSTITUTE IS THE LEADING ORGANIZATICN
FIELD OF MACHINE DESIGN FOR CHEMICAL INDUSTRY. IT GUIDES THE T-_D'HNC_
LOGICAL POLICIES AND COORDINATES THE EFFORTS OF OTHER lN5TIlUT7_
AND PLANTS, THE FOLLOWING STAFF MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE AR_';'
GDALTM V. SEMENOV
MENTIONED AS ACHIEVERS--- R. KAZAKOV
CHUVPILO AND V. 0V. AU ARE MEMBEE OF THE
YU. KIPRIANOV. YE, IAVAR
COMMUNIST FARtf,

RUMYANTSEV. I. S
"On Nonerosion Velocities in the 'Near Wake' Beyond a Water Pipe Laid on the
Bottom of a Water Barrier"
Sb. nauch. tr. Mosk. gidromelior. in-t (Collection of Scientific Works of
Moscow Hydromelioration Institute), 1970, No. 2, pp, 140-149 (from Rzh-Mekhanika,
No 12, Dec 71, Abstract No 12B965)
Translation: The results of an exper-imental study of a channel flow in secticns
where it runs over a cylindrical body lying at the bottom of the flow perpen-
dicular to the direction of flow are discussed. These experiments conducted
on eroded models were coivarcd with the results obtained. in w1nd tunnels. The
results of determining the nonerosion velocities in thi! "near -wake" are dis-
cussed and empirical reLationships are derived between the, nagnitudes of the
coefficient of overload and the intensi-bj of the tLubulence. The hypothesis of
Ts. Ye. Hirtskhulavy was achieved with respect to determining the nonerosion
velocities in eddies of local erosion arising in nonstreamline bodies. V. S.
Altunin.
42

7,,*,-. F-')tM%TT(r. AND STRUCTURAL =,NSFORNATIM.5 OF C;;.,(CT M'.WERA :3 frki,,
[Article by candidates of Technical Sciences i . F, RHMaaU4V--a-nd A__I._
Bovi'.0ya; Mccow, ',%,gtnik Akadcmii Nauk SSSR, Rvrgr.-in. vol 42. No 4,
April 1972, p-.1 12i)-1211
Conference in Lenintrad
The progress of cemant technology, uhIch has pQ-.;:itC4d our country to
go into first placq In the world In the production of CLDant, Is stipulate,.j
to a ccn;11C'3-.zb.Q 4oZ~.--20 by the d,valipment of I.-mazigations of prccvsses
of tlv~ '~,r!--arLcn end structural transform3t ions of ceztnt Minerals. -,hose
Invest iSatiftas torm the thoort-tical b.Lis o. tt.~a tachnolory of cel'-B~ts And,
In addition, cont.-Lbute to; the devalopliznt of sut~% scientific disciplines as
crystal' chamistry,"nineralogy, goache-zilstry, chemical s:Inetics, etc.
The All-UnIol ctinferen.-e hold on 15-17 :bivenWr 197t In Leningrad
was devoted to q1lostioa!; of Lh-? r*Ch-1nInr% and ~,lnatlcs of the foraultIon of
cernnt rinqrals, thv crystal chemical charicteristIcs *f their 11tructure,
and their p%iy4;jct:cjjemjcal prop?rties. The coivfcrence was organized by the
Depirtnjal ef rhysical Chemistry and Teclinology of ln~.r~anlc tha
.In!:tILuLo of Ch2wlstry of the Siliczates IP-qni I. V. Grobenshchlknv f the As
WSSZ, the L-ningrod Technol"Sic,l Institute Imeni Loolovet oneJ the "GLpro-
..t:-: unt" (Ail-Unlon Sra~a Scientific Ro%corch and PlannIng ln~tltutv of the
Curint ln6untry). Zart1cip-'AtI!t,- In It.% wor)~ --,?re about 300 p~rlsrn~, both
civnzi~-ts v' varlovs :~)*cialtios and prodictl~n =:-n fr~n 25 citter, of our
W
co-intry. Zx.,.nln~e In 70 reports wire basic problem% relatInr tn anhydroun
trlturln)-- and al%n the plianns formIng In th-i proco~-s vf hydroti-i !,0 h.rd,.-
7, ." th, cry;-.rat chomIcal Ch"rocteristicz ~f ccnont Min.
r&ls, -heir structural proccsscs of zh, Eorx.,Lk.-i ~f nin-.1.
i..n~~ t:,,.~ ~cir.-,tlcs and m,:ch=k5n of tha for."PaLlon ond hyerj.
1~3 ~,! tiie Influonce of iopuritles on thos. procos5r%. and struc-
Uxuro foniiti~n d%%rin:; I,ardcnIn,-,.
%"I In a report on structural and cryntal chemic4l cliaractirl%tics of
minerals .4. V. Dolov oxamIned the role of silicon otoms In the process of
W-j
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USSR UDC 621.319.4.002.5
RUBINA, N. N., RU14YANTSEV, N. M.
"A Device for Marking Flat Capacitors"
r, to-%,at-nyye znaki,
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, proqrshlennyye obrazts,
1970, No 33, Soviet Patent No 285113, class 21, filed 23 Jun 69, published
29 Oct 70, P 58
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for marking flat
capacitors. The unit contains a disc transporter, a cam distributing Shaft,
a stereotype block., marking elements in the form of elastic cushions, a
mechanism for pickup of the ink and transfer to the stereotype block, and
a drive mechanism. As a disLinguishing feature of the patent, productivity
is increased and marking is improved by fitting the de-,,5-ce with two coaxially
arranged discs carrying diam trically locatted spring-loaded marking elemcuts
supporting forks connected to levers which rest on the ew-gs CT the di.-
tributing shaft. The stereotype block is accommodated in the gap between
the discs. The axis of syrzaetry of the stereotype block and +he axis of
symmetry of the capacitors being transported are locat.-d~ or ;-- circle on
which the marking elements travel.

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consists of Un parts by vt); t1An4 riq~kftt
10-50, polyzethylphenylsklaxace resin 10-80,
argwdc so 'Went for -the r"in 5-15,; voter 5-25
and optionally, a filter tmicet asbestos, oxides
of chromium or zinc..ate), Atatrie -argan.ic
solvents iuclude Lover alcohols (methan9i, ethanol
etc), Gcotone, dioxane, or the like, A , thorough
aixing of the conponents ;esults in the formation of
oent in a soln:. of the
a suspension of-,hydrated ae
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resin in the organic solvent. To form A
continuous coating,.the suspension to applied
onto the Article-to be pr6tactod, and subjected to
therml treatsmot.at 80-25eC for 344 brf. Vu
vater-absorption of the coating oft" 24 Us. is
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11.5%; the Absorption 44onsene 4-7%i" maxisum
weight loss at-460PC not mbt~e than Z.D%,; dielectric
constant 2-47 dielectrtt losis 0.03-MOS.
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electric restat*Pce 3~-10 ohm. 'cm; - br4kthrough
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voltage 13 kvfau. 6
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112 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-090CT70
TITI.E-CULGRIMETkY OF DRY WEIGHT OF BACTERIAL CULTURES, APPLICABILITY OF
CULORIMETRIC METHOa OF Ot:TE814INATION OF DRY RESIOUE FOR ANLYStS OF
4UTHUR-(0)-CHALENKO, V.G., RUMYANTSkV, S.N., VULODINA, I.K.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.-SOURCE-ZHURNAL MIKP.0131OLOGII, EPIDEMIOL&GII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII, 1970 NR 3,
-PP 45-50
DATE -PUBLISHED---70
,.'.,SUaJECT AREAS-61OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
z,
10PIC, TAGS-TYPHUID FEVER CULTURE METHOD, COLORIMETRY
,,.(;UNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/1466 STLP NO--UR/OOL6/701()001003/0045/0050
-~.C-J.Rd ACCESSIGN.NU-AP0109526
UNCLASSIFIEU

212 007 UNCLA~SIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
ACCESSION NU--AP01095Z6
AbSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ON THE EXAMPLE OF TYPHOID CULTURES
THE AUTHORS DEMUNSTRATED THE POSS18.1LIfY OF USING CULJKIMETRIC METHOD OF
DETERMINATION OF DRY WEIGHT FOR ANALYSIS OF 8ACTERIAL POPULATIONS. IN
THE SUGGESTED MODIFICATION THE METHOD IS CHARACTF-kIl-FD BY HIGH
SENSITIVITY ANO PRECISION* ADEQUATE REPRODUCIBILM; It IS ALSO WELL
COMPARABLE WITH THE DRY HEAT METHODo WIDE APPLICATION OF THE AETHOD IN
EXPERIMENTAL AND TECHNICAL MICROBIOLOGY IS RECOMMENDED.

Acc.. Nr - Ref. Code: UR 0016
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Mikrobiolpgii, Epidemiologii, i
I=unobiologii, 1970,.Nr 1, P
P
COLORNETRY OF DRY WEIGHT OF BACTERIAL CULTURES.
REPORT 1. DETAILS OF THE METHOD
V. 0. Chalenko, 1. K. Voto
The authors present the experimental results to asrertain the
,j!j)j~Jyic~,bjllty of colorLnet-
(~i
fle methodof determination of dry residue of tissue homogenvtO , Meymandi-Nelad,
1961) for corresponding analysis of S. typhi cells. Assessment of detall-S of ike, method demon.
strated the principal possibility of applying calorimetric procedurts for analysis of bacte-
ria) biomass.