SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHTEYN, A.B. - SHTOEENMAKHER, N.A.

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3/5 013 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING OATE---04DEC70
jjRd -ACCESSION NO--AN0141545
ABSTRACT/ EXTRAC T--THE LEADERS OF MIRZOYEVIS GROUP, A FOR14ER STUDENr AT TIE
TASHKENT STATE UNIVERSITY PHYSICAL MATHEMAT[CAL FACULTY~ HAD THE IDEA OF
.STUDYING T14E QUESTIONS Or- MODELING SEISMIC PROCESSES FRJl;;q
OBSERVATIONS OF USSR ACADEMY OF SCEENCES GEOPHYSICAL IN,lirfrUTE- SFNIOR
SCIENTIFIC WORKER S. 0. VINOGRADOV0 IT HAS, BEEN ESTABLITSHED THAT THE
J_AWS GOVERNING HETEROGENEOUS MEDIA ON DIFFER-ENT SCALES ARE SIMILAR TO
EACH OTHER. ON THE BASIS OF THE WELL KNOWN LAW OF SEISMOLOGY CALLEO THE
"RECURRENCE CHARTtll WHICH HAS BEEN CONFIRMEO BY LABOWORY 'EXPERIMENTSo
IT HAS PROVED POSSIBLE TO DRAW CONCLUSIONS ABOUT SEIS[4.LC PHENOMENA UNOER.
NATURAL CONDITIONS. THIS IDEA HAS ALSO BEEN CONFIRMED BY JAPANESE
SEISMOLOGIST KIO MOGI* MIRLOYEVfS AEETING WIT14 VINOGRADOV LAID THE
FOUNDATION FOR TADZHIKISTAN SEISMOLOGYt WHICH THE~ r,.*Al,;LED "SMALLe" AS
:DISTINGUISHED FROM "LARGE;" THE LATTER IS :CONCERNE0 WETH STUDYING EARTH
-TREMORS UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS. THE ADVANTAGES OF, 14SMALL" SEISMOLOGY
BEGAN TO MAKE THEMSELVES FELT IMMEDIATELY#. NATURAL RESEARCH DEMANDS)
~:GREAT EXPENDtTURE AND DEALS WITH UNFINISHED PHENOMENA. IN THE
ILABOR4TORY IT IS POSSIBLE TO OaTAIN.JN A SHORT.PERIOD THE,ENTIRE PROCESS
.'FROM BEGINNING TO ENDo A PROCESS WHICH OCCASIONALLY LAST.5 HUNDREGS AND
THOUSANDS OF YEARS IN NATURE. YOUNG SC.I~NTISTS MTqi!OYElr' ANO
~POSTGRADUATE SALOMOV ARE STUDYING A: MOST ~COMPLEX PROBLEM OF MODERN
.:SCfENCEt INCIDENTALLY, THE TADZHIK INSTITUTE IS THE ONLY SCIENTIFIC
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE USSR WHICH IS CONOUGTr,%G LABORATORY RESEARCH INTO
SEISMIC CONDITIONSt IN SEVERAL DIRECTIONS.

4/5- 013 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC7C
C;IRt ACCESSION NO--AN0141545
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--WITH THE AID OF A SPECIAL PRESS AFFECITING VARIOUS TYPES
OF ROCK,WITH,VARiOUS RATES OF DEFORMATION AND VAKIOUS METHODS UNDER
CONDITIONS WHICH ARE CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO NATURAL CGNDITIONS, THE
SCIENTISTS HAVE OBTAINED A NUMBER GF SATISFACTORY ANSWER.S. THE AMOUNT
~OF ENERGY OF THE ROCK BURSTS HAVE PROVEDi PROPORTIONATE TO THE RATE OF
TENSION BUILDUP. HENCE THE CONCLUSION THAT RATE IS .4 DECISIVE FACTOR IN
.,THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY IN BURSTS. ON THIS. BASIS "LARG.Ell Sp..ISMOLOGY HAS
OBTAINED A DEFINITE DIRECTION FOR RESEARCH. ET HAS ALSO BEEN DISCOVEREO
THATTHE POWER OF A BURST VARIES IN DIFFERENT ROCKS. WHERE ROCK IS MORE
DURABLE, THERE IS A GREATER PROBABILITY OF VIOLENT EARTH TREMORS. THE
SCIENTISTS ARE ATTEMPTING TO DETERMINE THE SIZE:OF THE AREA RESPONSIBLE
FOR. AN EARTH TREMOR. IT IS INTERESTING THAT THE SEISMICITY OF ONE OF
THE BIGGEST EARTH TREMORS IN TADZHIKISTANo AT KHAITAP CAN 13E COMPAREO
"T R I C
.~WITH THE ANNUAL CAPACITY OF THE KRASNOYARSK HYDROELEI~ POWER STATION.
HOW MUCH POTENTIAL ENERGY THERE IS UNDER THE EARTH AND HOW IT IS
DISTRIBUTED, THESE QUESTIONS STILL REMAIN UNANSWERED~. A DEFINITE:ROLE
IN-THEIR RESOLUTION~WILL BE PLAYED BY THE EXPERIMENT~ ON GRANITIC
MATERIALS WHICH THE~MODELING GROUP NOW PLANS TO CONDOCT. FHEN IT WILL
.BE POSSIBLE TO GIVE A MORE DEFINITIVE ANSWER TO THEQUE-STION OF WHAT
VOLUME OF MOUNTAIN MASS IS RESPONS16LE FOR'FARTH TRE14ORS OF DIFFEREING
FORCE, THIS IS OF GREAT SIGNIFICANCE IN~ SEISMIC ZOiNONG. THE
,-EXPERIMENTS ARE CONTINUING. THE PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE: ARE s*rRANGE AND
OCCASIONALLY INSCRUTABLIs

5/5 013 UNCLA.Sstr-L6 PROCESSING DATC---04DEC70
CLRC ACCESSION ND--AN0141545
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--STARRY WORLDS WHICH ARE SO VERY REMOTE FROM PEOPLE AND
THEIR VITAL PROBLEMS BEGAN TO BE INVESTIGATED MUCH EARLIER ANN TO A
GREAT EXTENT, STUDIED MORE FULLY THAN THINGS UNDER. OUR FEET WHICH
HABITUALLY CAUSE INCALCULABLE SORROW. BUT THE INE'vol SCIENCE OF SEIS14OLOGY
IS BEGINNING TO HAVE ITS EFFECT* ANO WEi THE CONTEMPORARIES OF ITS
EMERGENCE AND ESTABLISHMENTt MAY VERY SOON BE THE. WITNESSES OF VICTORIES
OVER THE FORCES OF NATURE,
UNCLASSIFIEU

USSR UDG 621.397:535.67
SHTEYN, A. B.
"Effect of Pulse Voltages on Color Signals Encoded by the SLUM System."
radicelektroniki. "auchno-tekhn. sb. Tekhn. teli~
Vopr. vidleniya (Problens
of Radio -1:71ectronics. Scientific and Technical Colle(,tion. Television
Equ-ipment), 1970, vyp. 1, pp 72-79 (from Uh-Radioteklunika, No 9, Sep 70,
Abstract No 9G87)
Translation: This article contains an investigation of the tTansient pro-
cesses occurring in devices for decoding color signals of the SECAM systera
under the effect of pulse voltage with a finite buildup time, ki estimate
of ene frequency modulation of the color subcarrier occurring during inter-
actiua of the transient process and color signals.is presented.

USSR
DAVNIS, V. V., RUSSMAN, 1. V. and SHTEYN, B. Ye.
"One Method of Classification"
Vopr. Optimalln. Programmir. v Proizv. Zadachakh [Problems of Optimal
Programming in Production Problems -- Collectionof Works), Voronezh, 1972,
pp 105-117 (Translated from Referativnyy 2hurnal Kibernetika, No 9, 1973,
Abstract No 9V545).
Translation: The following interpretation of the class of "similar objects"
is.studied. Suppose there is a finite set of objects, each of which is
described by a fixed set of characteristics. Among all possible permissible
subdivisions of this set of objects into classes, the problem is to find
that, the classes of which satisfy the following condition. For an arbi-
trarily selected object of a certain class, at least one object of the same
class must be found, the interrelationship with which is stronger than with
any object not belonging to this class.
The problem of subdivision into classes (in terms of graph theory) is
formalized for this interpretation. The authors present the following
Theorem 1. The different distances between the subsets of all possiblo
division of set R [1, 2,..., NI into two classes number not ovor N- 1, and
1/2
52

USSR
Davnis, V. V., Russman, 1. V. and Shteyn, B. Ye., Vopr, Optimalln. Programmir.
v. Proizv. Zadachakh, Voronezh, 1972, pp 105-117.
they are all realized on the lines of the tree of minimum distances (DID).
Using this theorem, the authors reduce-the solution of the problem stated
to the construction of a TMO and determination of the lines of maximum length.
A classification algorithm is described, based on the construction of TRD,
for which a program was written for a-Minsk-22 computer. The problem, requirig
subdivision of 270 objects, each of which is described:by 10 characteristics,
into classes, was solved in 20 minutes.-
Yu. Finkel'shteyn

__w!S&U UDC 669.15-19
4: 669 295: 621.
:539-389-3:620.183,6
-GRMM-1G1 B. G.I*PASHKOV P. P.1 PINCHUX, P. A.9 Kuysmy, YU V-
I- MTZMT. L.
-U-,-Aaa-Union Correspondence Gon~t-~_U_cti~n_ -E-n-glireer-
zi8titute
X-Ray Ificroazialysis of the Diffusion Layer in Titanium-Steel
-Bimetal"
lux-
Moscoril, 1--vestiya Vysshikh Uchebnylld~ Zavedeniy, Cher-naya Metal
giYal, No 7v 1'973,, PP 133-135
'.'-Abstract: Investigation results are presented o' diffusion proces-
ses in the bimetal VT1-1 titanium + E17020136TY-.0 alloy. The bime-
tal was produced by means of joint rolling -` E1702 ailoy, heated
oiL
4' the bimetal
in argon, with cold VT1-1 tluanium. The thiclmess o-A.
was 0.12-1.2 mm, that of the covering was W4 of this. Parts
from the-binetal w-ere hardened from 950-100000 and subjected to
~hardening te--iDer (aging) at 650-70000 ..for , 2-6.hrs. The redis-
tribution of iron, nickel,, and chro=-um from E1702 alloy into
-VT1 ed. By comparison of the microhardness,
-1 titanium was de-ermin
1/2
-59

GREIIBEFC B. C., et al., Izvestlya Vyeshikh Uchabnykh Zoxedeniy, Chernaya
Ifetallurgiya, No 7, 1973v pp 133-135
'the electron-toppography, and the characteristic I-r-ay -radiation
-bu'ion curves o' iron, nicl-el, and chro-
with-concentration redis'r- 6 A. --
Millm, the character and re,37-larities of the fo=,ation of diffusion
zones in the Drocess of -aroduction zuid of heat treatmento o.-;~' the
posed. One figure, three biblio phic references.
bimetal were ex- Gra
2!2
L

~-H66,11W&MMIFWI i i diRM i H"'11 R11 lid 1 11 ... ....
B. Graph ThO;-6!'ry:'
USSR
ZAYTSEXIA, Zh. N., SHTEYN.
"One Method of Construction of the Shortest Closed Patli in a Graph"
Vychisl. Tekhnika, T. 3 [Computer Technology, Vol 3 --.Collection of Works],
0
Kaunas, 1972, pp 417-422 (Translated :from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V406, by V. ZemlyacKenko).
Translation: The following problem is studied: convert: a piven graph into a
graph permitting FUler cycles by introduction of additAnnal lines with the
minillILDII possible total lenjith. 11iis problem arises, for example, in ininimi-
'11)proxi.mare algorithal
zation of the number of idle motions of a plottei. An
is suggested and data are presented on the effectivenoss of the algorithm as
run on a computer.

USSR UDC 681.3
PUCHINIYAN, V. K., SHEIN, P. D., SHTEYN, M. Ye.
"Problem of Optimal Division of a Graph and Arrangement of Digital Computer
Devices"
Sistemy Rasprcdeleniya Resursov na Grafakh [Systems for Distribution of Resources
on Graphs -- Collection of 'forks] , Moscow, Acad. Sci. USSR Computer Center, 1970,
pp 118-126, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971,
Abstract No 6 V574 by 0. Belkin).
Translation: One problem of modular planning of digital computers is studied.
A circuit is to be represented, fixed on a structural level by a set of modules
of the next level so that the number of connections betweer the modules is mini-
mal. The plan of the device is fixed by an equivalent graph, the points of
which correspond to modules in the initial circuit. The lines of the graph are
identified with -the connections between modules,. Further, the problem of divi-
sion of the system is reduced tG the problem of.division of its equivalent graph.
The algorithm for division consists of organization of an ordered selection of
all possible sets of line numbers, i.e. all possible divisioiis, satisfying cer-
tain conditions. The division satisfying these conditions iis considered opti-
mal. The algorithm suggested was programmed on the M-220 djj!Ital comiputer. The
time of solution of the problem remains within permissible 11.111its IvIth 20-30
points on the graph.

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP7
--TITLE--PREPARATION OF BLOCK COPOLYMEkS OF :PROPYLENE AND APHYA OLEFINS -U-4
"AUT.H,DR-105)-YAKOBSON, F.I.t AMERIXt V.V.t PETROVAr V.f*? SHTEYNBAK, V.SH.,
D*V.
..COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
MASSY 1970r (3), LI-13
-'.t)ATE PUBL I SHED------ 70
:~~-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY9 MATERIALS
-,..,TOPIC TAGS--COPOLYMERt PROPYLENE, CATALYTIC POLYMERIZATION, TITANIUM
CHLORIDEt INTRINSIC- VISCOSITYP ETHYLENEp ISOBUTENE, STYRENEt
z~~:_CVCLOHEXANE, FREEZING9 IMPACT.STRENGTH
CO-NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1936/0259 STEP NO--UR/0191/7g/OOOfGO3/0011/0013
__CIRC ACCESS[ON NO--AP0102309
Tul-

-2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED: PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
'CIRC, ACCESSION~WO--AP0102309
ABSTRACT/EX-TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INFLUENCE OF REACTION
CONDITIONS (TIlmE.(5 MIN,5 HR), CONCN. OF MONOMER AND TICL SUB3, MACRO
CHAINS 114 POLYMN. OF PROPYLENE (if) (MIXED WITH PROPANE1 CATALYZED BY
4:1 ET SUBZ ALCL AND TICL SUB3 MiXTS. WAS STUDIED. MOL. WTS.s CALCD,
FROM POLYMER:.INTRINSIC VISCOSITY DETNS, IN DECALINY INCREASED ABRUPTLY
.-~WITH REACTION TIME AND TEMP.' WHETHER MONOMER CONCN. WAS DECREASING OR
CONST. INCREASING TICL SU'--3 CONCN. (0.4 TO 3 5 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE2
MOLE-1.) DID*NOT INFLUENCE CHAIN VIABIL-ITY, B~T DECREASED INTRINSIC
VISCOSITY, PROBABLY DUE TO INCREASED NOS. OF ACTIVE.CENTERS6 THE LINEAR
-C
DEPENDENCE jF POLYMER YIELD ON MOL* WT, AT DIFFERENT REACTION TIMES AND
TICL SU53 CONCNS.t EXCLUDING INITIAL NON STEADY STATE REGIONSv INDICATED
FREEDOM.FROMiMOL. C-HAIN TER-MI-NALDN..ANa'AFFIRMED fHE EXISTENCE OF LIVING
MACROMOLS.-IN THE SYSTEM. SUCCESSIVE POLYMN. OF 11 WITH ETHYLENE (0.13
TO IPERCENT)t ISOBUTYLENE (111) (4 TO 4.BPERCENT)t.VINYLCYCLOHEXANEw AND
STYRENE (IJO 1.2PERCENT) AND 111 (3 TO 4.1PERCENT) GAVE BLOCK
-.-COPOLYMERS HAVING RESISTANCE TO FREEZING IMPACT sirRENGTH 2 TO 4 AND 2
TO 3 TIMES,.RESP., GREATER THAN THOSE OF 1.

'USSR UDC'. 541.124
and GONCHAROV, Ye. P
MERMANOV, A. G., SHTEY11MERG, A . It'
"Peculiarities of High-Temperature Dissociation of Ammonium
Perchlorate and Heterogeneous Systems:Derived from it"
Novosibirsk, Fizika goreniy,-- i vzryva, No 2, 1973, pp 185-191
Abstract: The purpose of this theoretical article is to analyze the
effect of dissociative sublimation on the macrokinetic hi6h-
temperature decomposition of ammonium perchlorite (APO) and model
mixtures derived -"rom it. Dissociative sublimation is 'he dis-
tinctive peculiarity of A.-C decomposition. The method of the au-
thors iu to use the physical representatioms of the "volumie vanorl-
zation" effect developod in an earlier article (A. G, Lierzhano~_,r, et
alo FGY, -4, 4, 1968) in the decompooition pmca8s of volatile ex-
plosive materials in the condensed phase. ldthoW~h APCV does not
melt at temperatures below 5500 C, the gencral run of its decompo-
sition is similar to that of secondary explosive. toat-arials. The
present article exam-I-nes the effect of pressure on A2C high-
temperature decomposition and the decomposition Df 1,11C-polymer
mIxtures. TabIes are given for experimentally de;.,termined values
of the thermal effects of the decomposition, ,uid for the
112
j,Z 7: ~411 - - - - - - -44-

17
USSR UDC: 541.124
1,,TMHINOV, A. G., et al, Fizika goreniya i vzryva, No 2, 1973, pp
185-191
decomposition characteristics of the various mixtures considered.
Both stages of the decomposition are discussed.

USSR UDC: 532.135
~ERZHANOV, A. G., POSETEL'SKIY, A. P., STOLIN, A. M,,-Z1!JZUaLERGj A. S.,
Affiliate of the Institute of Chemical Pkysics, Academy,of Sciences of the
USSR, Chernogolovka, Moskovskaya Oblast
"Experimental Realization of a Hydrodynamic Thermal Explosion"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nau1- SSSR, Vol 210, No 1, May 1973, pp 52-54
Abstract: In studying the problem of nonisotherma.1 Poiseilille flow in a
circular pipe with a given pressure gradient, it has been discovered that
there is no stationary solution at certain values of the parameters. The
phenomenon of hyd--odynwlic thermal explosion has been Predicted on the
basis of this theoretical research. It has also been theoretical1v demon-
strated that this effect could arise in Couette flow with tijLe-constant
shear stress on a moving buundary. However, up until no-w this phenomenon
had not been experimentally confirmed. In this paper tbe anuthors describe
the successful realization of the conditiors wbich produce thitz ef-fect end
give quantitative verification of the theory. The research vas aone on a
rotation viscometer with pneuratic drive ensuring constiLrit torque. The
basic distinguiah'Ing featuxe of the installation is tbP design of -the out-er
1/3

USSR
kMZHANOV, A. G. et al., Dokl, AN SSSrv, MaY 73, Vol 21.0, pp .52-54
cylinder (see f-igure)vhich is made in the form of a Dewar -flask with outer
thermostatically controlled jacket 4." The inner rotating cylinder 1 is a
hollow steel cup connected by ebon-ite rod 5 to the rotor of - small Cas
turbine. The diameter of the outer cylinder 2R, =h. 8L cm, the diameter o--F'
the inner cylinder 2R0 = 3.9 cm, and tile length of th-e inner cylinder Z = 7.2 cm.
n -t hig e
The gap 2 is filled with the liquid to be studied to a level somewha h r
than the top of the inner cylinder. Tile rpm n of the inner cylinder was
measured by a perforated disc on the shaft and a photocell with out-T)ut, to
a frequency meter. Temperature differential vas measured by a thermocouple
with one junction on the inside wall of the Dawar flask and the other inside
the thermostatically controlled jacket. The resultant c-urves for tempera.-
ture differential and rotational velocity.as.functions of tire demonstrate
the effect of hydrodynamic thermal explosion.
2/3

USSR
A. G, et al., Dokl. All SSSR, May 7 3, Vol 210, PP 52-54
r_2T,
1--inner cylinder; 2--fluid to be studied; 3--air space; 11--jacket with
heat-transfer agent; 5--ebonite rod
3/3
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1 2 -.-0091
UNCLASSIF15, PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
:.TITLE--CATA'-YST REGENERATION -U-
YE.V.t SHUTQVr YU.M.r SHTEYNOERG,v~ 5,1.1 SEMENOVAf
T
oAs
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U*S*S.R. 264056
IZOBRET.1 PROM. OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAKI 19TOt
bATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
rr~TOPIC TAGS--CATALYST REGENERATION, CVlEMtCAL PATENTf :METAL OXIDE
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIF-0
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/084Z STEP NO--UR/0482/1'0/001'J/000/0000/0000
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0136276
L
ulliL FlIE-1

USSR
SHTMBERG, C. S,j Institute of Vulcanology, Far East Scientific Center,
Academy of Sciences, USSR, Petropavlovsk-Kamehatskiy
"The Explosive Formation of Calderasn
Moscow, Doklady Alkademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 206~ No 6, 1973, pp 1342-13145
Abstract: The formation of calderas as a result of a volcanic explosion is dis-
cussed on the basis of the theory of an outburst explosion. A forrpjla linking
the parameters of the explosion source, and those of the mechanism in which
the explosion 'Lakes place, urith the crater radius is applied to a calculation of
the parameters characterizing the explosive-forms of various volcanic objectives,
mostly in Kamchatka and the Kurile Islands. It is shown that ex-losions which
can lead to the formation of calderas take place at depths of leas than 3.5 km,
in other -words, at the very topmost layers of the Earth's crust. At explosions
with a power of 5-1020' ergs the r=imum diameter of the,crater cannot exceed
11 Vm;,in other words, calderas with a diameter greater tlvm 11 km cannot have
been formed by explosive means. 3 figures. 2 tables. 12 references.

1/2 009
UNCLASSIFIED PAOCESS'ING DATE--160CT70
,-TITLE--DeTERMINATION OF THE OVERLAP~FUNCTION FROM ELASTIC PROTON PROTON
SCATTERING -U-
"'. -AUTHOR-tO3)-ANDREYEVt I.V.t DREMINt I-M.v SHTEYNBERGt,,,.Q,~N.
OF INFO--USSR
.-SOURC E--YAD* FIle 1970Y 11(211 468-71
'~-'DATE PUSL I SHE[)-------- 70
'5 Q 8 J EC TA R E A S----!- P HY S.1 CS
(TOPIC,~.TAGS PROTON SCATTERING, ELASTIC SCATTERING, PARTICLE DIFFRACTION#
CA L C UL A T I ON
'.~CCNTROL MARKING---NO RESTRICTIONS
,I)OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
rl.PROXY~.REEL/FRAME--I991/1039 STEP NO--UR~0367/70/011/002/0468/0471
,CIRC ACCESSION ND---AP0110729
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'Ss IF I PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
2/2~ 009 UNCLA
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110729
i.-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BEHAVIOR OF THE OVERLAP FUNCTION
OUTSIDE THE DIFFRACTION CONE IS CONSIDERED. IT IS-SHOWN HOW THE ELASTIC
SCATTERING NEAR THE SCATTERING CONE (I IS SMALLER THAN:OR EQUAL TO T IS
,,:...,.SMALLER TO OR EQUAL TO 6 iGEY-C) PRIME2) CAN PROVIOE INFORMATION ABOUT
CHANGE-OF THE GUASSIAN ANGULAR DEPENDENCE CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE
OVERLAP FUNCTION AT SMALL ANGLES* NUMERICAL CALCNo OF THE OVERLAP
-FUNCTION IS PERFORMED BASED ON THE EXPTL, DATA ON ELASTIC PP SCATTERING
AT-.8NERGIES,OF 10.0 AND 19.2 GEV. FACILITYt FIZ# INST. IM.
LESEDEVAt - MOSCffi(v USSR.

'112 "ROCE
022 UNCLiASSIPI~U P ~SSING DATE--160CT70
...TITLE--OEVELOP14ENT OF DYSBACTERIOSIS IN THE INTESTINES ViD OTHER ORGANS OF
.-SUBJECTS OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED~70 THE EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTICS
_:'AUTHOR-(0Z)-VILStfANSKAYA, F.Lot SHTEYNBERGt G.B.
~.-.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--GIGIYENA TRUUA I PROFESSIONALONYYE,ZABOLEVANIYA, L970, NR 5, PP
25728
iDATE PU8L ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--elOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, STREPTOMYCiN, TETRACYCLINE, PENICILLIN,
-GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM
f..CONTROL t4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'~.-~PROXY REELIFRAIIE--1995/0451 STEP NO-UR/0391/?O/OOU/0~D5/0025/0028
.-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116117
UNCLASSIFIED

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PIROCESSrNG DATE--160CT70
'CIRIC, ACCESSION NO--AP0116117
'-'ABSTRACT/EXTJqACT--lU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE ANT1,910T[GS INDUSTRY
WORKERS ARE EXPOSED TO THE EFFECT OF THEIR DUST. MEDICAL EXA14INATION
OF WORKERS AND BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSI:S OF FECES AND THE NASAL.)
PHARYNGEALv OCULAR AND VAGINAL MUCOSA REVEALED IROUBLES ON THE LEVEL OF
THE.GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT, ATTENDED BY DYSBACTERLOSISt TANGIBLE
CONTAMINIATIUN WITH THE CANDIDA FUNGI AND. A DROP OF THE VITAMINS C SUBI,
B SUBI AND B SU62 CONTENT IN THE ORG.ANISM. THE SOVIET MADE DRUG
COLIBACTERIN PROVED EFFECTIVE IN TREATI-NG INTESTINAL DYSFUNCTION AND
NORMALIZATION OF STOMACHAL MICROFLURA IN iqURKER~ (IF I'lit: ANTIBIOTICS
INDUSTRY. FACILITY: INSTITUT EPIDEMIOLOGIF I t4lKROBIOLOGIlt
-.,,..,,.:.VSES. INST. ANTIBIOTIKOV.
iD

--028
UNCLASSIFIED PFIOCESSI-11G, DATE--02.-KT70
TIIT&~--STRUCTURE OF TSILJLKIJVSKAY CRATER -U-
.AUTHO~-(04)-GCRSHKOVt G.S.t MELEKESTSEVe I.V.o SHTEYN5FRG, G.S., ERLIKH,
C OU~%T RyuF 1'4f:i-j--USSR
IZVESTIYA AKADEMII NAUK SS,SR, SERIYA GE3L0GlCiAES