SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOLOVYEV, K.N. - SOLOVYEV, YU.F.

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TITLE-QUASI LINEAR SPECTRA
AUTHOR-(03)-SEVCHENKO, A.N.,
UNCLASSIFIED
OF PURPHYRINS -U-
So X vK.N.v
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. FIZ. 1970,
DATE PUBLISHED---70
PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
SHKIRMAN,
S.F.
3413), 527-35
.-SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
MPOUND, PORPHYRIN, ELEt',*rRUN SI-E T U
TOPIC TAGS-P.ETAL COMPLEX CGI
FREQUENCY* PliTHALOCYANINE
CGNTROL MARKI&Gx-NO RESTRIC71ONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/2032
STEP NC--UR/004,~'3/li)/034100:3/05Z7/0535
ACCCSSIrN NO-AP0125620
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 539-67
I"DisloIcatIion Hysteresis and internal Friction of Polycrystal Solid Solutions"
Sb- "Vnutrenneye treniye v metallicheskikh materialakh" (Internal Friction in
Metallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1970, PIP 94-99
Abstract: Certain features of the amplitude dependeInee of Internal friction of
FCC solid solutions bro%,ht about by strong dislocation splitting are con-
sidered. It was concluded that the spiral dislocations should sharply con-
tribute to damping in the areas of high~concentraticvns of impurities. The
model considered here explains qualitatively all damping features of FCC
solid solutions. 4 figures, 18 references.,
212 0 19 UNCLASSIFIED, PRUCESSING DATE--30OCT70
ACCESSION NU--AP0125620
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABs,rRACT. AN ENERGY LEVEL DIAGRAM OF THE
PORPHIN RING SYSTEM IN NONMETALATED PORPHYRINS A040 THEIR METAL COMPLEXES
IS GIVEN. THE VIBRATIONAL STRUCTURE OF T,HE.ELECrRONI(; SPECTRA OF
PORPHINE DIHYDROPORPHINEj AND THE 2 TETRAHYOROPORPHINES ARE REPORTED.
THE QUASI UINEAR SPECTRA OF AZABENZOPORPHYRINS ARE CUMPAREDr AND THE
FUNDAMENTAL VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCIES OF TETRABENZriPORPHINEt ITS 1,11ON0, DI,
AND TRIAZA ANALOGS, AND PHTHALOCYANINE ARE TABULATED.
THE QUASI LINEAR
SPECTRA OR PORPHINE UERLVS. TOGETHER WITH LOW TEPIP. POLARIZATION
MEASUREMENTS YIELDED ADONL. EVIDENCE FOR-THE VIBI~,ATIONAL CHARACTER OF
,..''THE 13ANDS IN THE ELECTRONIC SPECTRUM OF PORPHYP
INS AND FOR THE ALMOST
EQUAL
INTENSITY OF THE VIBRATIONS INDEPENDENT OF'THEIR SYMMETRY.
.:FACILITY:.
INST. FIZ-w USSR.
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USSR UDC 539.67
VARYPAYEV, E. S., PANIN, V. E., and SOLOVYEV L. A.
all
"Amplitude,Dependence of internal Friction of a Series of Concentrated Copper
Solid Solutions"
(Internal Friction in
Ob. "Vnutrenneye treniye v metallicheskikh uaterialakh
Metallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka,". 1970, pp 104-3.10
Abstract: Internal friction of sinale-phased concen Tated Cu - Ga and Cu - Ge
solid solutions was investigated in the.range of 10-9-10-3 relative amplitudes.
An amplitude-independent region and sections descri"Led by linear function
appeared on characteristics of the decrement dependence on deformation armili-
tude.
It is shown that critical stress V., determining the onset of
deformation, depands an alloy concentration and is determined by the resistance
to motion of a free dislocation from solid solution imq)urities atomo. The
second critical stress Z" characterizestbe appearance of irreversible pro-
cesses in structure. 5 figures, 13 references.

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'SING DATE--230CT70
A.12, 035 UNCLASSIHEDI~ PROCE>
-'l-ITLE-ASYMPTOTICS 0- FEYNMAN GRAPHS WITH INFRARED DIVERGENCES AND OF
COULOMB INTERFERENCE -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SOLOVYEVt L.D., SH(-'HELKACHEVs AwVs
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
!_~!,SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 19701 11-2)t 430-6
7%i_:" D ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
:CT-OPIC TAGS--STRONG NUCLEAR ItITERACTION, ASYMPTOTIC SOLUT1,J-N, GRAPHIC
TECHNIQUE, SCATTERING AMPLITUDEt NJCLEAR MODEL, IR RADIATION, COULOMB
lNTERACTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENt CLASS--UNCLASSIFfED
PROXY REEL/FRAT4E--1992/0372 STEP NO--UR/0367/70f'-,111/002/0430/04-~6
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOI.11565
_UNCLASSrFIED

2/2 035 -UNCLASSIFI.ED PROCESSING DATE--230U70
ACCESSION NO--AP0111565
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELECTROMAGNETIC CORRECTIO.%is To THE
HADRON ELASTIC SCATTERING AMPLITUDE AT HIGH ENERGIES APE INVESTIGATED
WITH A SIMPLE RELATIVISTIC MODEL AS P4 EXAMPLE. IN THE MIODEL THE
AMPLITUDE IS DESCRIBED BY SIMPLE FEYNMAN GRAPHS. A M=THOD IS DEVELOPED
TO OBTAIN ASYMPTOTICS OF THE FEYNMANiINTEGRALS WITH IR DIVERGENESo
FACILITY: OBIEDIN. INST. YAD. ISSLED., DUBNA, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO

-1/2 019 UNCL ASS I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--27NGV70
-.TITLE--ACCOUNTING FOR THE INTERMEDIATE ENERGY REGION IWDISPERSION SUM
~_.-_-'RULES -U-
~::AUTH9R-(02)-AZNAURYAN, I.G., SOLOVYEVI L'. Do
OF INFO--USSR
---.SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 1970, 11(4)9 870-9
'.~:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
.TOPIC TAGS--SCATTERING AMPLITUDEv REGGE. POLE9
PION SCATTERING, DISPERSION EQUATIONt, H16,14
-ANAL YSIS
~'tONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
..DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
Pl()N PRUTOI INTERACTIONt
ENERGY PARTfCLE, PHASE SHIFT
._~_TROXYI R,EE,L/FRAME--3007/1080 ST'r_P NO--UR/0367170/OLI/004/0870/0879
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.2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE-27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0136500
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A METHOD IS DEVELOPED TO ACCOUNT
FOR,THE INTERMEDIATE ENERGY REGION IN THE DISPERSION !;U.4 RULES. THE
IGA
METHOD MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO FIND THE PARAMETERS FIOR T11E HI ENERGY
PROCESSES WITH USE OF THE LOW ENERGY PHASE SHIPT'.ANAL, THE 14ETHOD IS
APPLIED TO OBTAIN THE REGGE POLE RESIDUES FOR THE] AMPLITUDES B
PRIME(PLUS OR MINUS) (NU, 11 OF THE P:I0N-N SCATTE.RING. rHIS ENABLES ONE
TO PREDICT9 IN PARTICULARi THE MAGNITODE OF ROTATION OF THE N SPIN IN
'THE- HIGH- ENERGY PI PRI-MEPLUS OR MINUS, RHO SCATTERING IN FRAMEWORK OF THE
MODEL. FACILITY., INST. FIZ. V:YS. ENERG., SERPUKHOVY
USSR.7
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USSR
UDC 539.1.074.3
BORISOV, A. A., BUGORSKIY, A. P., BUSHNIN, Yu..A., DEREVSHCHIKOV, A. A.,
DUNAYTSEV, A. F., ZHIL'CIIENTKOV, V. D., MATULENKO, Yu. A., 'RESUCHANIN, A. P.,
Yu. V., NURUSHEV,'S. B., SENIKO, V. A., SMIRNOV, V. V., SHIMNOV,
Ye. V., SISKIN, V. V., aQ_L_()V'YEV, jj 'F.,: and SOLOV'YANOV, V. L., Institute
of High-Energy Physics, Serpukhov
A Hodoscopic Installation for Investigation of the Elastic Scattering of
High-Energy Particles"
Mos-CM7, Pribary"i "ekhnika Eksperimentay No~3, May/jun: 73, pp 49-53
Abstract- A description is given of a hodoscopic installation, developed at
the Institute of High-Energy Physics, for investigation of the elastic scat-
tering of high-energy particles within the pulse.ran-c- of 30-60 gigaelectron
volts/sec. The range of dispersion angles covered by the installation is
0-29 millirads with an angular resolution of + 0.17 millirad. The total
solid angle is 39 nicrosteres. The pulse is Tetermined to.within + 0.22Z.
The resolving time is 35 nanosec. The dead time is 50 nticrosec. The pulse
pass bond of the rpectrameter is 8X. The statistics-setup -is up to lo6 per
hour. The iristallation is Clectrically coujpli~,.d to a :'Ninnk.-22" computer,
which stores and processes the information durbig thd experiment. 'rho
112

USSR UDC: 531-717.1
SHARAPOV, A. S., SOLOVI L. K.
"A Device for Measuring the Exit Diameter of a Jet Nozzle"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye 0braztay, Tovarnyye Maki,
No 8, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 3303311) Division G, filed 30 Oct 70,
published 2h Feb 72, p 124
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for measuring
the exit diaxeter of a jet nozzle. The. device contains a housing which
accommodates a set of guides radially arranged in a single plane and equal
in number to the number of nozzle flaps.~ measuring rods which contact the
nozzle flaps during measurement are located in the guides so that they can
be moved In the axial direction. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
measurement accuracy is improved by equipping the device with a converter
which changes the displacement of the measuring rods Ato an electric signal..
The converter is made in the form of variable resistors in series connected
to the guides, V--Id
into the electric circuit. The resistors are feztened
their elide wires are fastened to the measuring rods. Readout is on a meter
graduated in linear quantities.

USSR 1113C 533-06-011-3
SOIJDVIYEV, L. B., YkVLD,,S-%'-TY, Yu. N.
"The Hydrodynamic Instability o-L Cylind.rical Rupturesit
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk 33SR, No 2~, 1971, "rP 3C9-31.1
Abstract: An irriestiuation is made of the hydrodynamic instability of the
cylindrical flow of all ideal fluid. If the velocity gradients v and ths density
gradients P of the fluid are sufficiently great, so t 'hat the charge of v and P
may be approximated by a rupture, the solution of the problem of stability can
be expressed in terms of precise solutions. of the oscillation equations.
7 bibliographic entries.

USSR UDC A6-,,-531.7
BOKUW, B. 1.t MUM, B. F.j and SOLOV'YEV, L. Y?J.
"The Operational Effectiveness of a System fo.- Suppressing Coherent
Vibrations
Pribory i Tekh Eksper, Ho 4, 1971, PP 29-31
Abstracts The authors modeled the longitudinal not-ion of protons
accelerator on a computer; they used the Nonte-Carlo met-hcd to in-.,e_~.
change in the phase volume produced by errors in preparing and
the accelerating s tructure arA by fluctuations, in the accelenatkig, _i
They showed that the effective phase volwae of a bunch can be decr---7.
using the system for suppressing the coherent vibrations of partic!-..
results conMmed that such a system can be used in linear proton a:-
to solve at least two problems. The first problem occurs in high-:~:-
accelerators where in order for the particle& to rt!ach a certain e:i-,.
(approximately 100 RleV) the authors auggest converUng to a smallex
length for the accelerating field; in such a. case the suppression
allowed them to decrease the effective phase width:of the bunch a,
to the short-wave part of the accelerator, to impzDve the conditien-:
capture of the particles# and to diminish their losses. The secom
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BONDAREV, B. I., et al.p PrIbory I Tekh Eksper, No 4, 1971, pp 29-31
involves using this suppression system at the output of the 21near accelerators
for the purpose of Improving the enorgy spectrum:of the beam. The article
contains,2 figures and 2 bibliographic entries.
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USSR uDc 616.9,,5-oz2.931-078-731576.8.0'('3.4
V E c, s. , Department of Hedic:a Protozooloar,
M., and PSHE ICIUM,
insttitute ledical Parasitology and2ropical Medicine Imeni Ye. I.
Martsinovskiy , Ministry of Health USSR, and Chair of Infectious Diseases,
Kiev Hedical Institute.
"Examination of Sera froia Anebic Dysentery Patients Using the Fluoreacen,11.
Antibody Method!'
Moscow, Meditsim;kaya Parazitologlya i Farazitarnyyc Bolewdp No 6, 1971,
pp643-647
Abstracti The indirect fluorescent antibody method w1r-.th Tvans blue was used
to study cera from s:Lx confirmed ciases of zz9bic dyspnten,. The alitigen
was prepated fron tho BNp At and K atz-j1na of EntamoolxL h1stoly-t1ca. In
test tubea with 48-hour cultuxes, ipost of tho amobium irera concentrat::-1 in
the sediment together with starch and bacteria. Howover, jw-ny of the
organia= remained on the sides of the test tubes anil these were used to
propare the antigon becauso they wex*3 frear from ia-piarities, FJve of the
sera in tests with P-ntigen fron the BN strain xeacted positively in t1ters o
of It80 and, It160. However, in tests with antigens i,"rom the A ard K st:t-a-ins,
only I of the 4 reacted -positively (titera of i 180 4nd I t 4-0) 1 none of the
other sera fluor)aced even In a I j10 dilution. Thuso thoxe vere an~.i, aic
differences between E. histolytica strains studiod. 'Whother they we-M due
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USSR
SOLOV, YEV, M. M. , et al. p Meditsinskaya Parimitologiya i Paxa2itaamqye
Bolezail No 6, 19,71, pp 643-647
to original qualitatIve dAfferences or to prolongerl ~!ultuxling of the A and K
~ ,ens
strains renains unclear. At any rate# the negative xasults with antig
from %.hese strains underline the need to zake a carel'ul choice of the
strain when using the fluorescent. antibody . technique aa a diagnostic
aid.
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USSR
SOLOVIYEV, N. A.
"Unconditional Minimum Tests for Tables with Separated Blocks of Ones"
Diskretn. Analiz [Discrete Analysis Collection of Works], No 20, Nlovosi-
birsk, 1972, pp 22-65 (Translated from Referativny), Zhurna[ ribcrnetika, No 4,
.1973, Abstract No 4V712).
Translation: The theory of tests is significant in [)attern recognition, and
in problems of diagnosis, both technical and medica-1. This %..,ork studies one
class of tables arising in the analysis of recognition problems, %vith primary
attention concentrated on the method of construction of iiiinimal tests. This
work studies problems of the construction of minimal tests for tabIcs, coli-
sisting of sections such that neighboring sections are separated frol~.I each
other by at least a certain predetermined number of positions. The prim-aary
apparatus used in the work is the general algorithm for construction of
tests suggested by S. V. Yablonskiy.,

USSR uDc: 621.396.6.002.12(o8a.8)
ZAYTSET-I, V. G., TART-LOV,, V. N., SOLOVIYEV, N. A., POVEREIINAYA, T. V.
"A Magnetic Manipulator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 263706, filed 15 Aug 68, published 15 JLM 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dec 70, abstract No.'12~3220 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a magnetic mani-ou-Lator
designed for grasping and moving ferromagpetic elements. The device con-
tains a permanent magnet located inside a housing. To simplify removal of
ferromagnetic elements from the manipulator, the pernaneirt magnet is
fastened to a spring-return rod connected: by hinged*, lavers to a pushbutton
located on the ;nd face of the magnet!'bousing.,

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A' Nr. e e: Ref.Xcde
05553
EMICAL,,ABST. ZAO
126'93sp Infrared reflection and tranamissioa Spec a of
boron. Averbakh, E. M.; Uxas. Ya. A*." ~ Yatsenko. 0. B.;
u0s. ;niv.,
,46. ~Voronezh
is; 7-ekk. Fatupror. 1070,40), ~62113-~S (-AiOU. The ir reflection
and transmispion spectra of. B. in the ft-rhomhohedral fom were
investigated in the range 1-15 ju. Instnirnitntatitot and sample
prepn. are described for reflktance and, tr'ansmlision studies.
Spectra are presented. Transmittance oi P, single crystals de-
creases sharply at wavelengths >4.5 Iz and *inaeaszs beyond 130.
Reflectance and transmis'sion spectra show'considerable agree-
ment, A band at8.15ju is,assigned its a miilt of crystal lattice
vibration. Bands at 7.21mad .".7 jA are the re5ult a 'f crystal im-
purities. E dward 1. King' J
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USSR UDC 53.071.08+53.001.5
%'GROZ, YE. M. , MOLCHAINOV, S. S., PYSHKIN, B. K., SOLOV, IYEV, N. S. Physics Insti-
tute imeni P. N. Lebedev
"A Method for the Stabilizaticni of Synchrotron Radiation Intensity
USSR Author's Certificate No. 256117, Filed 26 Jun 68, published 31 Mar 70
(from RZh-Fizika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract~No IA453 P)
Translation: Precise (or programmed) switching on of accelerating field voltage
is necessary to stabilize and raise the level of beam.intensity in a synchrotron.
It is proposed that the time of switching on be contr(slied with the aid of a
pulse of a current of particles circulating.in orbiti~t the time of injection in
each acceleration cycle. 11iis mide it possible to increase intensity by 20% as
compared with circuits connecting the switching on to,the level of the magnetic
field. V. Papadichev.

USSR UDC:536.46~~
MARGOLIN, A. D., IMIARGULIS, V. M., L.O.LOk"Y VW , M
F 14jid. os o
Qjj
"Theory of Combustion of Liquid-Filled Porous Explosiv6s"
Novosibirsk, Flzika Goreniva iVtryva, Vol, 6, No. 3, Sop 70, pp, 272-276
Abstrict.: The burninF of porous explosives filled with an hnert liquid
develops in two combustion modos: laminar and tl!Tbulent. In Hie turblilon,
made, the fla-me penetrates into the porous charge, and: the I iquid is eje~:ted
from the pores. The rate of turbUlOnt conb9stion is many timv:s greater than
that 0!:, laminar combustion. Turbulent combustion is also observed in the
Combustion of. two-phase CIAar?--,?cs consistipg (if grains of in oxkli~er. the
spaces between whic)i are ffl;ed with a liquid fuel. -ihis work presents al-I
experimuntal and thcorttical study of thu coribustion tif a simplc model of a
porous charge -- 3 slit charge consisting (if two flat: plates with
liqUid poured between thein. Under certain condftion,,,-,~ the Hrlt SuTfaca of
-the liquid becomes UTI.Stab!C, WIM., 11rC fOMI!d, f6rmivgr drop-et,., and FtreaTn~i,
carried away by the stream of coin'bustion proilucts. Cmbustion the-n Penetrates

USSR UDC, S36.468
MARGOLIN, A. D,, WRGULISA V. M., SOLOV'YEVj N. V.,
Goreniva i Vzrvva Vol. 6, No. 3, Sep 70, pp. '172-276
into the depth of the slit. The experimentally measured values of tur-
an~the theortically c-Iculated va.lues,
bulent combustion speed ware lower th. a a L
resulting from the fact that the slit was filled with ~kcrosene, which wets
the powder of the plates, as water doesinot. This results in the formation
of a screening liquid film on the surface of the,plates, which decreases
the combustion rate.
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Acc. Nr.: Ref. Code: A a
up R_ 5
Nature of the 4as t Kur ile Ma2etic An2~ ~1
-(Abstract: "Nature of the East Kurile Magnetic. Anomaly,"'by
H. L. Krasnyy, 0. A S lo I v and Ye. V.Xochergin,~Sakhalin Multi-Disci-.
titute; Mosc Tiz:~esitiya'_Aiademii Nauk SSSR,
pline sciei~iif ir_ searc Ins ow,
Fizika Zemli, No. 1, 1970, p-p. 9G-93)
The east Kurile regional anomaly stands out clearly in the regional
field obtained by analytical continuation of the anomalies of the Okhotsk-
Kurile region into the upper half-space at the levels 12.5, 25 and 40 km.
This anaomal extends for more than 1,500 km along the Kurile-Ka-mchatkan
y
island arc and for a distance~of 50-100 km to the east of it. Its axis
is situated between the island arc end the abyssal tTench. The northern
part of the observed anomaly is about 300 km wide at an altitude of 12.5
)an; in the south it is about 150 km wide. On the west it joins the anoma-
lies of the Sea of Okhotsk and on the east it adjoint; the sign-variable
field of the Pacific Ocean. A comparison of the map of regional magnetic
anomalies with seismic deep ueismic sounding cross sections shows a rather
good-correlation between the intensity of the regionial mapetic anonaly
and the thicknes-, of the basalt layer. In.the Kurile-Kamchatkan island
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arc the thickness of the granite layer is generally insignificant and
therefore it is entirely.,natural to assume that the regional magnetic
anomaly is caused by the behavior of the upper and lower boundaries of
the basalt layer. Computations were made for deteLmUning the quantitative
relationships between deep.sei~mic sounding cross sections and magnctic
anomalies scaled to an altitude of 25 km. The computations revealed a
good agreement between the computed T values fron the basalt layer and
theregional anomaly.~ The computations.-prove that the regional east Kurile
magnetic anomaly is caused for-the.,mos,t part by the-imagnetic properties,
thickneqs.aud depth of the basalt layer.-
"77050

USSR
UDC 621-.51.5:628.51-7.2
KUDRYAVTSEV, F. S., Engineer, LAGUNOV,! L. F., Candidate of Technical Science-,,
SPLQY~~V It. V. Engineer, and KOZLO"MO N, G. , EuSineer
"Exhaust-Noise Yuf f ler for a Compressor station"
Moscow, Vestnik Mashinostroyeniya, No 7, June 1972, pp 31-32
7
Stat4
Abstract: The compressor ~on of the Cor"Kiy i'llotor Vebi-c-le Plant- has three
turbine compressors, each wiLh a capacity of 500 M31/m.-In and (,,no with a capacity
of 250 m3/Mjjj; tjjf2 ;.jir ey
.11auit (juctEj Ivading out of the compres5zor-station
building are directed toward the DMCC building of the Plant mnnagLmenu,
situated in the iminediate vicinity. Th(, frequency spactr-Mi of the e-~fllaust
noiran of a 500 comprenvor, vivr,!,ured at a disudice of 2 m from the t,,all
of- this. office buildin'g, w1as ribove the permiss I10 lo It was
to reduce Lhe noise lav~-l at 19000, 4,000, ani.'-` 8,000 H.-, by 57, 59, 60,
and 57 db, respectively. A raut'fler of, simple design was consLruued, t1 i
exhaust air being passed through layern of. rubble -ind crushed stone. Me
muffler was designed for suppression of the noise crt~ated by a single com-
pressor, since the air was exhausted by each compr2stior ill turn. The
calculatic-a-i in designing tho muffler are, P),-esentccl., and tile
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KUDRYAVTSEV, F. S., et al., Vestnik Mashinostroyen~ya, No 7, June 1972, pp
31-32-
muffler is described. It was impossible to conduct tests on the efficiency
of the muf f ler near the of -1~'ice building, i.e., at z he point for which all
the calculations had been made, due to noise created by the air intalke
ducts, for %Aiich tlie appropriate mufflers had yet been insLalled. llfc-,,,ever,
results of measurements conducted near the muffler, and Calculations based
on these measurements, show that this exhaust-noise. muf f ley pr')vides the
requiree noise reduction over the entirefrequency tange. 3 figures, 2
references.

USSR UDC 77
IVANOV, V. 0., MALTSEVA, A. S..
"Effect of Gelatin on the Storage Life f L -S -ive Layers"
0 Ight . ensii,
Uspekhi nauchn. fotogr. (Advances in Scientific Photography.), 1170, Vol. 14,
pp 124-133 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12(1), Dec 70, Abstract No 12D1336)
Translation: The el`fect of the selection of- gelatin an the change in the proper-
ties of photoemulsion layers in storage and an certairi darkening processes in
them is investigated. It was sho?,m that the choice of gelatin can have a venj
considerable effect, The dark discoloration and the photostability of the sen-
sitizing dye, the oxidation products of which can react with sensitivity centers,
strongly depend on the choice of gelatin. The choice of gelatin has an effect
(and a very individual effect) on the sensitivity of,the dye emulsions and on its
storage qualitles; the gelatin used in the second agizip, has a much greater effect
on the latter than that used in the first aging. If the dMerences in the ef-
fect of the gelatin reduce to differences, in their cl*ltent of thiosulfate
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their effect could be simulated by an additional introduction of I into the emill-
sion. According to the experiments of the authors, however, the thiosulfate did
not have a considerable effect on the initial sensitivity and storage qualities
of optically unsensitized emulsion but had a strong and very far-ranging effect
(depression or activation of sensitivity., especially by the additional emul-
-sion) on emulsions with different dyes. ITe effect of:,thlos2ulfate on the aging
of any optically sensitized emulsions was slightand a clear, depression appears
only for very small concentrations of it. Authors abstract.
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GENIMYCIN, A MEMBER OF A NEW GROUP OF ANYmINGAL PENTAENIC
ANTIBIOTICS
Seyerinets..~, L-Ya.; Xet4M0va,_V_,Y--;
Karnaushkina,_A.I.; Solov'yev, S.N.; Yegarenkova, A.N.;
Leningrad Institute for Alitihiotic,~
A soil culture LIA-0174 was Isolated and clast*ified ats U~Ionging to the gums of
Actinosporanglum. An antibiotic named genimycin was recovered from the fermclitation
materials of this culture. By a number of physico;chemical properties the atibloti,
beleved to belong to a new grouplof pentaenic antibiotics. Gepintycin possesses antilungal
activity, which Is times higher than that of pentaens from other,groups.
REELIMM
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SOURCE: A-zitibiotiki, 1970, Vol 15, Nr,3
PRODUCTION OF ANTIBIOTICS OF AZALOMYCIN F TYPE BY ACTINOMYCES
IMBRICATUS N. SP.
If
LeningLaj InsLitute far-Antibiotics
Three actinomyceles belonging to non-chromogenic actinomyrefe; were isolated
frain 3olls of arid zones of the South regions of [lie USSR. The ae"rial mycelium Of the
cultures was sliRlitly developed of whiti5h color, The 5porophores were. spiral the ~pom
oval with smooth membrane. When grown.on soybeir, media with glucose, ille cultures
produced antifungal antibiotics close to azalamycin F. Cnmparison of the isolates with
(he otganisin producing azatomycin F detscribed in the literature and c:,jse species of
ac(inamyceles allowed to classify It as a new species designated is Actinomyces imbricatus
(Konev, Tayganov. Harashkova) n. sp.
R2 EL
19850759
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USSR UDC: 539.1.074.55
KHARCHENK0 V. A.
PODSEKIN, A. K. ,
"Making PN-Junctions by the Method of Radiation Doping in a
Nuclear Reactor"
Moscour, Atomnaya_l---nergiya, Vol 31, No 5, Nov 71, pp 521-522
Abstract: A method is proposed for low-temperature synthesis
of PN-junctions in semiconductor crystals by exposure in a
nuclear reactor to initiate the necessary nuclear reactions
which lcad to formation of tho required impurity ;items. For
practical reasons, the proposed method is most ;-eadily applied
to silicon-30, resulting in N-silicon doped.iwith phosphorus-31.
The semiconductoi- can be produced with a given resistivity.
The paper is devoted to a theoretical analy.,;is of the optililuTil
conditions for producing a PN-junction:by the proposed method.
In principle, the method should be applicable to synthesis
of more complicated junctions such as PNP, PIN, and the like.
One figure, one table, bibliography of eight titles.

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SYSTEM -U-
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ps
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WfflIN 0__uSSR
-OURCE-DOKL* AKAD NAUK SSSR 1970, 19141), 96-9
)ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
;UBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS9 PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
1OPIC TAGS--NEUTRON DIFFRACTION, TITANIUM ALLOY, OXYGENf TITANIUM OXIDEo
PHYSICAL PROPERTY, CRYSTAL LATTICE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0116579
ABSTkACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE ORDERING OF 0 ATOMS !N ~!-C
ALLjOYS WAS STUDIED BY NEUTRON DIFFRACTIONo THE ALLOYS WERE PREP3. 6y
PREVIOUS METHOD (I. KORNILOV AND GLAZOVAP 1963). A N 0 R 1) E R E D P L A C
WAS OBSO. FOf'% THE ATOMS IN ALL OF THE ALLOYS THAT CORRESPOND TO
STUICHIOMETRIC COMPNS# TI SUB6 Or TI SU63 0, AND TI SUB2 0. IN ALL Olz
THESE THE 0 ATOMS ARE IN ORDERED POSITIONS IN THE OCTALIEDRAL VtCANCIES
IN LAYERS PERPENDICULAR TO THE 0 AXIS, EVERY 2ND LAYER BEING UNGf'CU.1E-
IN THE UNIT CELL FOR TI SU86 Or 1 VACANCY IN 3 iS OCCUPI.EO IN, OARD-~:R LN'
THE L-AYER; FOR TI SUB3 Or 2 OF 3; AND FOR TI SUB2. 0, ALL V,4CANCIES ARE-
OCCUPIED, THE DIFFERENCE IS DUE TO THE 0IFFERENCE IN THE TI-0 5OND
STRE&iGTH, WHICH IS REFLECTED IN THE DIFFERENCE IN,THE RIGIDITY OF THE
CRYSTAL LATTICE AND IN THE PHYs* PROPERTIES OF EACH ALLOY*
FACILITY-.* I'NST'# I'Me KAR'POVki MO-SCOW-i USSR.
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USSR Ima 620.193.6
and KUZIMIN, 1. 1.
"Radiation Modification of Inorganic Matterials'
Moscow, Zhuzmal Vsesoyuznogo Xhimicheskogo, Obshchestva imeni. D. I. Ylendeleyev,
Vol 18# No .1 073P PP 308-312
Abstracti A review with 41 references discussin ha effect of radiation on
inorganic nonmetallic materials. In generalt V-Irradlation increased
the catalytic activity of the materials tested. WAittion proved to be also
beneficial in case of plesoceramic materials designed for strong electric fields,
lowering the nonlinearity of the relationship 1vtween dielectric permeability
and the voltage appliedg and decreasing the dielectrAc losses. The ageing
process increases under the influence of J~-irradiatton, Finally, radiational
modification cazi be used in alloying silicon materials uniformly throughout
even large crystals, The authora belUva,that this ~branch of science will be
explored even more in the near future.
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USSR UDC 519.2
Ma U. LJAW~A
"Approximate Graphical Determination of the Correlation Coefficient"
Tr. Laty. s.-kh. akad. (Works of the Latvian Agricultural Academy), 1972, vyp.
pp 151-155 (from M-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Alstract No 12V95)
Translation: An approximate graphical method of determining the correlation
coefficient which can be used for preliminary approximate calculations is
proposed.
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SOLOV'YEV, V.
of ev4vin the Brain"
g
Moscow, Izvestiya, 19 Aug 72, p 6
Translationt Cowofkers of the cerebral hypoxia laboratory of the ~3elorussiali
Scientific .--lesearch 1nstitute of heurology, lieurasurrery, and Yhys-,Lotherapy
together with the spectral analysis group of the Di)loruEz'-ia1i State University
are Conductin'r loportant experlneiital :r,-,,siiarch, Thcq arii searchins for a
means of Chemical Protection for the braill frol"i tvh~l irrvIvex-iAble chaxl-r'-s
during severe oxygen Fstarvation.
It IF, ?iio,-,.a tha-1, the brain will dle after a 4-vdnnte s'oopa--c of
blood circulation, ard ELt the sarte time, it i* posEiible to res-ore the func-
tioning of tile heart aftpr a more prolon6ed period, Th"'~; biolocilcal barrier
appear-, to be a hindrance to the development and moacrnizzation of cardio-
vascular surgery, neurosurgery, reanimatoloa -- th6 science of revitalizing
the body.
Having used chemical compounds ifith cbaract*erlstic cxi(~,Ltion-.redu-ction
properties, Scientists !"ve succeeded in trestct-ring the ;X-zinE amd
activity of the brain after prolonged ceaeation of care-vixal blood circLla-
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USSR
SO1W- 'YEV, V., Izvestiya, 19 Aug 72, p 6
tion. If rabbits from the eyperimental control. group, t-.1here- no protective
substances have been ap Iied, die after 10 mirivitesp then those livir-, to
0
-which these compounds have been administered together with other pharnacolo-
gical substances, will regain their activity after an eyen longer period.
The experiment Is continuing.
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USSR UDC 621.039.531:669.27
BYKOV, V. N., BIRZHEVOY, G. A., ZA.KHAROVA, M. I., amd SOLOV'YEVIj. A.
"The Nature and Thermal Stability of Radiation-lndu~ied Defects in Single-
Crystal Tungsten"
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 33, No 4, Oct 72, pp 809-813
Abstract: The analysis of radiation-induced defect:~,.in tungsten shows that
the interpretation of the types of defects characteristic for different
annealing stages in tungsten is not well-defined. Envestigation results
are presented on the nature of radiation defects arvl their stability at
temperatures to 2200*C in single-crystal tungsten irradiated at 450-5000C
.1022 neutrons/cM2 adiation. brings about an
with a close of 1.4 This. irr,
increase in electric resistance by 18% at 298'K, by 1.40% at 77'K, and
nearly by 1000 times at 4.20K; it also results in an accumulation of
rheniui,~i in the amount of 0.2 at%. The vharacteristics of three identified
annealing stages of radiation defects and their activation energies are
given. The change of the specific electric resistaitce at: single-crystal
tungsten during irradiation is associated with the development of small
accumulations by hydrogen atoms (20.2%), single vacancies and small ac-
cumulations of vacancies (16.5%), compley, defects (43.3%), and also with
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USSR
BYKOV, V. N., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 33, No, 4, Oct 72, pp 809-813
the formation of rhenium (20%). The high integral flow of neutrons, the
high irradiation temperature [(0.20-0,21)Tfusioll], and the absence of grain
boundaries for the discharging of defects lead to art accumulation of
basically complex defects, stable up to 1900% and giving rise to the
change of electric resistance. Four figures, three; tables, twenty-tATo
bibliographic references.
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USSR
UDC 681.327.66.002.72
ATOWYA14, A. E., ANIMOV, M. A., WYUGIN, V. A., K0VPBASHKLN, N. I., LITVAN,
A. B., MAZANIKO, B. P., AND SOIILOV'YE 2- . A.
"Device for Checking Bunched Conductors"
USSR Author's Certificate No 277858, filed 27 May 69, published 6 Nov 70
(from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tek:hnika, No 6, Jun
71, Abstract No 6 B153 P)
Translation: A testing device containing a memory, coincidence circuit, and
-a display circuit is well known. This device does not provide for automation
of cont.-ol of bunched conductors during the manufacturing process. The pro-
posed device for similar purpose is distinguished by the fact that it con-
tains two ferrite cores with an open magnetic conductor, into one of which
wires corresponding to the code "I" are: introduced, and into the other, wires
corresponding to the code "0." These are the primaryicoils of transformers
the secondarj windings of which are connected to the first input of each of
two coincidence circuILS respectively. The second iriput of each coincidLnce
circuit in connected to the mamoni Output, and their c.,utputs are connected
to the interrogation &-vice conricctod to the conductor:; of the W-ted I)unclhed,
conductors and the inLarrogatfoa current control circuit. 'IM.'a control. of -he
bunched conductors during the production process is wutomaLl~.d in this way.
There is 1 illus, tral.ton.

USSR UDC: 51:155.001.57:681.3-M
VORONIN, Yu. A., BOROVIKOV, A. M., SALIN, Yu. S., SOLOV
KHANOV, Kh. Kh.
"On Computer Realization of Stratigraphic Constructions"
V'sb.-Mat- probl. Feofiz. (Mathematical Problems of Geophysics--collection
of works), vyp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 295-30h (from kh-Kibernetika,
No 12, Dec 7,1, Abstract No 12V1027)
Translation: A procedure is given for computer realization of strati-
graphic constructions which briefly reduces to the.folloving: 1) -with
given classifications and enumerations of rocks and types, and a given
method of separating lithomatter and bionnatter, co2umns qk are separated
into one-dimensional lithobodies and biobodiles, and a set of separated
columns (ok) is obtained in part of the geological:space GI; 2) a descri-p-
tion of the (qk) is given, specifically, a stratigraphic sum-mary colim-in
is constructed for GI; 3) on the basis of the resultant description of the
(qk), a. hypothesis is adopted on the method of iden4ifying columns ak and
a set of identified columns [qk) in GI is obtained, The axicma and r0go-
rithms for primary description of the set of colwmu are considered. Bibli-
ography of 17 titles. V. Mikheyev.
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USSR IMC 334.22
MUMMY, 1. G. , POLUYIN V. H. and SOLOV YE V V. A. Leningrad State
University
"Velocity and Absorption of Ultrasonic Waves in Several Viiscous Liquids at
Pressures up to 1000 atle
Roacowl, Akusticheskly Zhurnall Vol 27p vyy 1p 71# pp 103-109
Abstracti This article discusses the results of xeasurix4~ the velocity and
coefficient of absorption of ultrasound in sev*xal jiseoua liquids as a func-
tion of pressure (1-1000 aft) ana temperniture (8-50
The various devices uned for the acoustic neasttrexants are dascribed
azA deploW graphically in six figures and two tables.
Figure 1 In a block-schanatic of the device utod to measure the
velocity and coefficient of absorption of ultrasound in liquids under pressure.
The acoustic cell is shown in Figuro 2p and the relative cJuuige in sourd
velocity is ahoun graphically in Figure 3 as a function of pnsB=e Lt 20
T&blG I gives the results of measuring the sound velocity as a.function of
Xessure and temperature.
Figure 4 is a graphic representation of the coefficlont of absorption
of ultrasound as a function of pzewlmvp measured at a frequency of 4 Mz at
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xrKuywvt 1. G. I et al, Akustichesidy Zhurnal, Vol 27# vYP 1, 71t Pp 103-109
200, am& of the el sical coe-filiclent of absorption, ooxputed uruier these
conditions from the Stokes formula, From this figuxe it is clear that the
coefficlont -of absorption =azured at atzo3pheeLc prmssunt is apprOxi 7--'At4SjY
eight tizes smal I er than the Stokes value. . Table 2 ~ ( and Table I also) gives
the pbysical parameters of the liquid mwAured for vaxioun hydrostatic pres-
sureso 0
Figure 5 shows the curve of thio frequency function given for 20 and at
atmospberic I=essuxe, indicating -that the reLaomtioa tize dWpends identically
an pressure and temperature.
Figuro 6 ahown the relative change in relaxAtlon Unib an a f Unotion of
pmoure In several liquidni the :figure, indloates thiLl tho relwcatio-a tim'
grows in certain liquids with increase in presauxop irbox*aa In othora it
diminishes or remains constant. An incivaae in ralgiation tinot with tho
application of pressure# appavatly is characte,ristim only cif structural re-
Uxation atd thus my be vaed aa. an IndicOlon therecX,
This artictle cites 12 lite=tumo. includad also an 6 f1gurest
equations# and 2 tableso
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-T ITLE--lHE NCTIUNS SYSTIl OF STATIC 1ECTLINICS Of' THE UJI-JINE14TS
-U-
SHil'iHITARY COVER
.AUTH[!P-(-'~21-V'-ITAKH, G.A,v SCILU'VYEV, V.A4
.CCU'vTPZY i-F INF[!--'JSSR
-,5u-Uf'CE--5F0LLGIYA I GE6FlZIKA, 1970, Nk 4, 127-1119
AT t~. PULL lStiC-D------70
~S.UBJECT' AREAS-EARTH SCIENCES AND JCEANOGRAPHY
TAGS-TECTONICS, MODEL, SEDIMENTAkY ROCK LAYERf LAND
EIN'T".WL i~.ARWING--%10 RESTRICTIONS
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-.ABSTRAC1/-EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A FIRST ATTEMPT uc CUNSTRUCTIG'4 DF
THE NGTIUNS SYSTEM [)F STATIC TECTONICS IS CAVIIIED OUT. THE MIDELS ARIE
CUNNSTPUCTED-AND THE MAIN STRUCTURES OF CONTINE.N'rs SEDIMENTARY CUVER Ai-ZE
-ScRH '411VOMIRSK.
~UL .,ED, FACILITY: IGIG SP AN SSSR.,
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.~ITL7: -.rHYDRODYNAMIC FLUCTUATIONS IN A PELAXING MEDIUM --~U-
7iAUTHOR-(03)-R0MAN0V, V.P.r SOLOVVEV9 V*Ao,p FILATOVA, L.S.
~,CCUNTRY OF I-NF0--USSR
-5
EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEOPETICHESKOY.~FMKI, 1970, VOL 58,
,c,,.:.NR,-:3, PP-887-896
...DATE ~PUBLISHED ------- 70
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'CIRC j~CCESSI~-!t,:
ABSTr A%l-T/~--'XT:zACT--(U) GP-U- &3STkACT. AN ANALYSIS:(!F THE SPFCTKAL
VJITP;SITT~S PF FL,.jcr[)ATI,,-,,NS IN AN TS11TROPIC, MEDIUll IN T~4E PRESENCF: W
1NIT.F"NAL t~FLAXATIO-'-! !)t