SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TATARINOV, P.I. - TAUBMAN, A.B.

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USSR UDC 539.3
TATARINOV. P. I.
"Houlinearly Elastic Problem of the Strength and Second Order Stability of
Crimped and Wrinkled Plates Under Clean Bending"
'Soprotivil. materialov i teoriya so.oruzh. Resp. mezhved- nauch-te.khn. Ah.
(Resistance of Materials and the.Theory~of Structures. Republic Interde-
partmental Scientific-Technical Collection), 1972, No. 18, pp 47-55 (from
No 3, Mar 73,.Abstract No 3VI97)
Trianslation: The author extends to crimped.and wrinkled plates of periodic
structure an assertion previously advanced by them that under clean bending
of a band the bending moment - curvature dependence has a maximum. The elas-
tic problem in the geometrically linear formulation is discussed. The non-
linearity mentioned in the title refers.to the nature of the bending moment
curvature dependence and is associated with the phenomenon of anticlastic
bending. L. G. Korneychuk.
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USSR UDC 539.3:621.165
TATARINOV P. I., Donetsk
"Geometrically Nonlinear Problem of Pure Bending and Twisting of a Shell
Such as a Long Turbine Blade"
Problemy Prochnosti, No 10, 1971, pp 57-61.
Abstract: The bending and twisting of a flexible turbine.blade is studied
in the geometrically nonlinear statement. This statt~ment, the authors
believe, is the first attempt at a truly precise calNilulation, reflecting
the actual stress-strain state of tho bbiect. Calculation rocoimflendations
for practical application are given.
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USSR UDC 539-3:629-73
TATARINOV, P. 1. p
"Nonlinear Problem in Pure Bending of a~Caisson Constructior,
Kazan', Izvestiya VUZ, Aviatsionnaya Tekhnika, No 4, 1970, pp 57-65
Abstract: Pure bending of a caisson structure with a deformiable cross
section contour is considered under certain assumptions. The theory of
flexible plates is used for constructing the solving elluation. The problLn
is reduced to integration of a system of two non-linear equations in par-
tial derivatives of the fourth order, in relation to th.(! funrlJon of normal
displacement v(x,z) and to the stress function in the middle -surface
It is shown that a change in the shell flexible stiffness occurs under load.
Calculations of the strength and stability of a long caisson, on the basis
of the nan-linear Karmann equations are presented. A non-linear relation
between the external bending moment and the curvature of the shell. axis is
established. The critical bending moment which defines the loss of the
second order stability is determined. An approximate procedure for deter-
mining the transverse stresses is outlined and applied to a rerifes of
Duralumin-caisson structures of the wing,type, subjected to pure bending.
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TATARINOV, P. I., Izvestiya VUZ, Aviatsionnaya Tekhnika, No 4, 1970, pp
57-65
The diagram of the transverse forces shows that the shear stresses, due to
the transverse force Q. are distributed.along the plate thickness in ac-
cordance with a parabolic law and have~a maximum at the thickness middle,
35 formulas, 5 figures, 2 tables, 6 references.
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TOPIC TAGS--UREA, CWMMUM k-W-4POUND, NITRATFt AQUEO~J!; S~ILUTIQN, ELECTRICAL
SOLUTIUN, ;ELECTRICAL CONDUCTNITY, ISOTHERM
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OF THE CO(Nli WB2j
SUB2,C R(;ij S1163) SUU,H SIJ62 D SYSTEM, WA$ OUD. j'j 25DBjRf-E-S. THE
SOLY. ISOTHERM OF THE SYSrEll AND ISIOTHERMS OF 0.4 v[SCc,s[rY, AND ELECO
CONID. OF THE L1~4. PHASES ARE CONSTRucTED. C-RU40 SUB3) SU113.6CCAINA SUB2)
SU32.13H SUB2 0 (HAVING iN SUB)ALPHA, IN.SUBBETA, ANd N 51J,9GAI-AU EQUAL
1.463t 1.573t AND L-639P RESP.) FOR MS* .1 NTHE,SYSTEM.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 547.221+661.723-16
ALEKSEYEVA, L. V., BURDE, h'. L., and TATARINOVA, G. 11., Institute of Chemistry,
Ural Branch of the Acadetay of Sciences, USSR
'ISynthesis and Study of Compounds With~Potential Biological Activity. VII.
~-Aminomethyl Derivatives of Glutamic Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Khimii, Vol 7, No 7, Jul 71, pp 1396-1399
Abstract: Two svnthetic methods were studied for the preparation of novel
~-aminomethyl derivatives of glutamic acid. Reaction of the diethyl ester
of I.-acetylaniinozicetonodicarboxylic acid with formaline and various araines
gave diethyl esters of l-,icc!t;yl.amino-3--!d:Lal.Itylaininoit.,c!ttivlacetonerlicirt)oxyl.i(,.
acid. Catalytic reduation of these comp ounds carried out concurrently with
hydrolysin of Lhe protective groups 1)y mclans of Clemmens radiAction yields a
mixture of partially reduced and final products, from whicli individual com-
pounds could not be isolated. ~-Aminomethyl-D,L-glutamic acids were syn-
thesized by reaction of tetraethylester of I-acetylairitnot)ropline-1,1,3,3-
tetracarboxylic acid with paraform and various amines followed by hydrolysis
and decarboxyllation of the products obtained.

USSA UDC 539.18
MOROZOV, V. N., Ov N A SHIPITSYNt, S. A.
"Application of the Atomic-Absorption Method in Determining the Fields of
Atoms and Ions in Spectral Light Sources",
Minsk, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroskcpii, Vol XV, No 6, 1971,.pp 984-988
Abstract: A photographic and photoelectric method of recording atomic and
ionic fields in spectral light sources based on atomic-absorption measurements
was developed. The optical nysten of the device permitt; a detailed picture of
the distribution of the optical densities in the source to be obtained urith
high spatial resolution. The clectric.recording circuit provides for separa-
tion of the absorption signal against a background of- strong natural radiation
of the source.
By the photoelectric procedure it is possible to measure the atomic and
ionic concentration fields the resonance lines of which are trithin the opera-
ting range of the spectrograph and withiti t,he range of 1,vectral sensitivity of
the phota-multiplIer. The radiation intensity of a tube vith. El hollov
cathode and the sensitiviL-,- of the recording circuit are very high and 1>eriait
operation with a sounding beari with a cross section of 0.1 x 0.1 nIM2. Results
of uzing the techniques are presented for, the atomic fiolds of calciu!-n in an
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MOROZOVY V. N., et al., Zhurnal PrUcladnoy Spektrcskopii., VolXV, No 6, 1971,
pp 984-988
acetylene-air flame. A diagram of the isolines of the optical density of the
acetylene-air flame for the 422.6 nm atomic line of calcium is given. Graphs
are also presented for the optical density of the central cross section of
the electrode spacing of a direct-current electric are for the 422.6 TLn atomic
line of calcium and the 328.0 nm atomic line of silver. The graphs show that
calcium and silver atoms are observed at a distance of up to 10 TLrq fron the
discharge axis. In the central section of the electric arc plasma the calcium
atom. concentration was less than in the pi~ripheral regions. This arose from
significant ionization of the calcium atoms in the conn-al part of the plasma.
The solution of the Abelian integral equation is required to convert
from the measured optical density fields to the radial distribution of the
atoms. The method of measuring atomic and ionic fields in spectral light
sources can be used for experimental studies of atom transfer, the laws of
formation of atomic vapor, measuring the,degree of ionization of atoris,and
solving of the problems.
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USSR UDC 576.851.45.095.38:576.895.7751.095.18;615.285.7
ALEKSEYEV, A. N., BIBIKOVA, V. A., TARD and X]IRUSTSELEVSKAYA,
N. M., All Union Scientific Researc Institute'of Disinfection and Sterili-
zation, Mnistry.of Health USSR, and Central Asian Scientific Research
Antiplague Institute
"Effect of the Systemic Poison Fluoroacetamide on the Vid-bil-Ity of Infected
J_
Fleas and on the Development of the Plague Tathogen in Them!'
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Parazitarnyye Bole:zni, Ila 5, 11071,
pp 571-577
J_
Abstract: Administration o' sublethal doses of the systamic organofluorine
insecticide fluoroacetamide (a poison withintestinal actioa against rodent
ectoparasites) to the great gerbil flea Xenopsylla gerbilli minax and the
rat flea X. cheopis infected with a highly virulent strain of Pasteurella
pestis quickly killed the fleas or resulted in elimination of the micro-
organism from the insects. Fluoroacetamide suppressed the formation of a
proventriculus block in the fleas. The mechanism of action of the poison
lies in its inhibiting vital functiono of.both. the micro- and macroorganism..
By..inhibiting the reproduction of the patliogen in the flea intesLine, flu-
Proacotamide i8 an antagonist of plague bacteria. On tho other hand, by

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USSR
UDC 621.79
LEVITINA, E. I., and TATARINOVA., T. S., Leningrad
"Vacuum Aluminizing of Metals. Banding of Platings"
Moscow, Fizika i Khi.Tiya Obrabotki Metallov, No 1, Jan-Feb 71, pp 46-49
Abstract; The effect of oxide films and the processing conditions in a
glow discharge on the vacuum banding of aluminum platings to various metals
has been investigated. It is demonstrated that prehei~ting of the metal
surface in air before aluminizing favors the eliminatioa of'organic im-
purities and the adsorbed moisture and provides a gcoa bonding of the
plating to the base metal. The oxide films generated during preheating
do not interfere with a good bonding. Principles of tKe heating effect
and the effect of the processing conditioas in a glow discharge on the
bonding of aluminum platings are analyze4.

USSR UDC 666.113,23-31:546.212:535-34
TATARIMSEVY B. V. and YAKIMPID, A. K., Candidate of Sciences
nThe Effect of Water on the Infrared Transmission of High-Refractive Tellurite
Glasses and a Method of Its qualitative Determination"
Leningrad, Optiko-M;ekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', No 10, Oct 72, PP 72-73
Abstract: A systematic investigation was made of infrared t-.ansmission sTectra
of tellurite t-lasses with 20 rao1% "03 and 20 mol% NapO,Iin o*rder to determine
their water absorption characteristics. The results7of the qualitative deter.-
mination of water are analyzed by reference to curves of infrared transmission
spectra and characteristics of water absorption bands. The Lritensities of the
bands and t~he meanings of their raxima are discussea', Ti-ro al),--:3rption n-axiri%a
in the region of valence oscillations indicate the presence of two types of
hydroxides with mediiLm (3000 CM-1) and strong (2200 cm7l) hydrogen bands. The
results are compared with differential spectra of practically umaterless glasses
of similar composition and thickness. One illustr., one table, three biblio.
refs.

USSR uDc 636:612
F~S ~D
KOVAIENKO, Ya. R. , SIDOROV, P1. A., TATAaA TWkL 14. T.1F Eiji I. D., and
SHEGIDEVICH, E. A., All Unlioii Institute of ExpZr*MeR`ttl Veterinary Scienca,
Floscow
unidity of the F_nv.~onment on Im
uThe Effect of Elevated Temperature and.H -muno-
genesis of Swine infected With Brysipel-b-s"
Moscow, Sello"kokhozyaystvennaya Biologiya. Vol 6, No 4, 1971, PP 591-596
Abstract: Two series of tests were carried out on swins; of various ureights.
One group was kept in normal pigsty corrLitions at 16-20.0C and relative humid-
itY of 75-80:A. The other group of sjjnilar swine were !.opt for three days prior
to vaccination P-nd for seven days tbereafter in a cliruitic chan-ber, then trans-
forred to the pigsty. Electric heaters, ~ operating for eight hours daiiy) Pro-
duced a tomnerature of up to 30_y~C, tho air wa3 cimulatcd by voritihitors,
at a volocity of 0.15 ii/suc, t~ith a resLitivo humidity q-f '1540,o. At night tho
temporaturo dropped to 22-250C with hwmidity of 95-100,~,.. Eij~,htythroo piglati
ware used in two tosts, vaQcin,%tcd witil live erysipu:Lis.vaccina strain VR-2.
it was demonstrated that' in swine kept under conditions~of elevated tempera-
ture and humidity, the synthesis of protein fractions undergoes a change, the
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phagocytic activity of the blood neutrophils is markedly depressc-d, nucle-Ac
acid synthesis is altered, and the transformation of the blastia elements of
lymph tissuo into plasmatic ones is retarded. All of this affects the -syn-
thesis of specific antibodie5. It was deterrdned that aLevatad temperature
and humidity, which produce signii1icant hematological, c:rtolojjit~al, and bio-
chemical shifts in the body of swine, are factors which prevent the formation
of intense postvaccinal irLmunity to erysipe ",s when live VR-2 strain vaocirAe
is used. The surrounding medium and microclimate can hxve a negative effect
on the con:Ution of the swine as stress factors, or be direct causes of disease.
'Therefore, when measures are being carried out for eradication of swine ery-
sipelas. the effectiveness of.vaccination of piglets kept under conditions of
elevated temperature and humidity may decline markedly ~nd many of the vaccii-
nated animals fail to acquire any stable i=unity.
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No 2, 1970, p~a 2351-21-4
orc~ans, so ,--hat th~c rcwac'z----(,-q t-0 ant-3-c-'en 0 s"*: ns
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Me proll~-eratioa and 'Urans formation of ly.-Liphold int. -plasmatic
Cells.

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A~1' FUSFt) CERAXIC JALS
rArticle by cdndidat~ of 11vannico-A
Doet,)r of ny2jc~~I 3nd
AC,td~mician A. Ni. an'l --size 01
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Nonmetallic reiri,ctory vascd
tL,r4eln b7 ml.-'Y Zr6nch~zz Cf scilenc'y,
te,~hnolaqy and industry -fcr their Cre
COUW.name a wh'~I,? nerien of ip-~ -c'.'-
CrTtSA*'J.C Lnd-t,,.-j)noIr-,jJc,~l tink7i, t~;~ zz-,,:~AQn of 4's
Iay ~d beenuse of the oLsence of zztcrl-als ?'IeS-'-~I.'-'II to zt--
per"turLa. For e-.mviple, thexv, nza nz electr-~cal
furnacc, capjl)le of working at
an oxidizing S, -~Ccatmr~ '~" r,* ice-, C-
atmerph eie' Sinc'L. Qrrain-~:'-
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Mcanwhilf-., kInq in oir
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the sintering of ce!rj.,%Jc qrt-AcI1,Fs. c~:C.
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purity in a high-volocity plasma flux =,;sz ~;e In
the cr,,
materials. Finally, one can cite -tuch prctlen~ or
of hiqhly homogeneous heat-renistent
fractories for the intensification of

USSR UDC 621.3165.82
ALEKS,111DROV, V. I., MIURINA, T. M., ZhEKOV, F. I., and T_XTARINTsEV,__V_-11-
3+ 3+
"Induced Radiation of Tu , 110 in Crystals of Zircon Dioxide"
Kratkiye soobshch. po fiz (Brief Communica'tions on Physics), No 2, 1973,
pp 17-21 RZh-Fizika, No 0., Sep 73, Abstract No 9D726
Translation: The absorption, luminescence and induced ratiation spectra of
two kinds of crystals are stud'Led -- Zr02:Tu3+ (1% by weight), Zr02: H03+ (1%
by wei&ht~ -- both with 20% Er2o 3 by weight. The wavelength of oscillation
for Ho3+ 3+ -- 1.8c6 microns. The lifetim
was 2.115 microns, for Tu e of radia-
tion levels was measured with T=770K and 3QOOK. It vas found that zirconates
activated by 11o3+ and Tu 3+ have osaillation.thresho-lds intermediate between
.YAG or YA103 and glasses. KLeven bibliographic citations. S.A.K.

USSR UDC 539-89
ALEKSANDROV, V. I., KAMINSKIY, A. A Y.VSIMOVA~ G, V., PROXbOROV, A. M.
(Acaderdclan), SARKISCV, S. E., SOBOLI A. A. TATAR1N!s-EV_,_1L,-L., Phy;--'Cal
Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev, and Institut e.of Crysiallc~-raphy imeni A. V.
ShURNIKOV, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Moscow
3+ 4 4
"A Study of Stimulated Emission by Nd Ions In CrystUas all the F
It 3/2
3/2
Transition"
Moscow, Doklady Akade,-Ai Nauk SSS11, V61 211,,J0 3, 21 Jul 73, PP 567 570
Abstracti The prevalling transition for neodymium is 4F 41 (a-tout 6o%),
4 312 11/2
but the transition to I is of both practical and theoretical interest.
t3A
YF F19P Ca (PO F, Zro
The authors studied doped crystals of CaF 2- 3 , Ca 2Y 5 4)3 2-Y3
and HfO -Y SamDles vere tested at 770K and 300cK. Laser action was observed
2 ~03'
ar 1.35 microns in yttrofluorite, at two points in
at three frequencies ne, a argle between the
tysonite, and at several locations in -fluorapatite with a 90.
tical and geometric axes. Analysis of the low-temperature spectra showed that
o
p
in all obsexvations their lines were insensitive to concentration.
The cubic crystals of ZxO Y 0 and 1(fO -Y 0 with 1,23+ lolas showed very
2 2 3 2 2 3

ALM&ANDROV., V. I-, VOROWK0, YU. X., MrOM-XVICH) V. G., OSIKO,
PROMROV A. M. Academician, IP UDOVENCHIK, V. T.,"and
tit :1, ff",,~-Leb
8~%Oj G. r-., Physics ins. ute N -ebedev USSR Academy of
Sciences, Yoscov
"Siectroscopic Properties and Generation of Nd3+ in Crystals of ZnO~ end fff
I Q2
DOklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 199, 110 6, 19711 PP 1282-3283
3+ are known in various cr
Abstract: The sDectroscopic properties of Rd ystals
and,glassea. thterials such as crystals of V Al 0 and silicate glasces
15
activated vith naodyrdum hiave been videly use n lasers. The authors of this
article first describe the spectroscopic properties and generation of Nd3+ in
cubic crystals of Zra 5
2 --nd HfC~. The e meterials have ,.% fluorite type
crystal lattice in which the Nd3+ ion* replaqe the tetravalent ions of
+
zirconium or ha-fnium. In addition to the Nd,~ the crystals contained impuri-
ties of CaO or vg for the purpose of stabilizing the cvbic atructure of the
3
ZrC!a and- HfC~. The authors describe the experiment and give 1 figure and I
table to Illustrate the results. The figine graphically shows the optical
spectm of HfC~-1,04' crystalD, including the sTectrum of absorption, the
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-PP 1282-2283
absorption group, and the spectrum of lwainescence transition. The table
gIves two structural types of crystals vith their properties. The article
contains 1 figure, 1 table, and 9 bibliographic entries.
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CCUi4TRY OF INIFQ--USSR
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A?0050147, BIOLOGICAL *Ij~T-.' J1,7c7 4f
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TATARXLVA.U. D- (Vtadlvostok Med. LaSLI Vladivostok, U.'
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zobom. I Sodium and potaslum content 101
plasma, andAn the urine in 120 patients with toXit &biter. Tn r0ponse
,to 3-~Uy sUmulation with ACTH there was at mineralsterold abtfon of
glucosterolds. Loading with K chloride shdvvd increase reserie pos-
siblilties of the minerals,4erold Mction of the adrenal cortex In'pattenti;
with mild and moderate forms of thyretoidcosts, vh1le in sever4 forms.
the cortex was exhausted.-B. H.
3 --X and Na we76 studied in erythroo4e-i; and arterial and Venous
REEL/FRAME
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I b. NDOIMNOL
3-14.1 IM. '[Engl. Xmj-'-'fte content 0! 17,.-CLIycatLc~4teTcitd'3 (free
and sum tetal) was examtr~vd In 120 pltl~nts &~Verinj from ttatc goijer.
Hydrocortizone metabolites vere itudLed 4155 of thine. The"re! was
creased 17 cmycorticost#' id 4 tenii and dlsturban
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Openinc Addr,:- ......... .................
D~-ryuv:in. 1. A. Luner Entsvion as an rnform.*&Eoa rjurfer .......
Deryulzin, 1. A., Consfderation of the StatisticAl Chnrncterls tics
Kursshov, V. M. of the SIgnal and Noise in 111narv Ortical
Carritnicatinn Svmtcn7 .. ........................ I ~i
Scroko, L: H. Ifo~.,,titnt ProperLieft of i ............
Miryucov. V. V. Carrying Capocity of a Generaliwed Physical
co==rication C114401411 ...... ...................
Tatarnikov, V. T., Prvapects of the Development cI Ooticnl
C,4-0~snfcations Lines ........................... 53
Prudnikov, I. N.
11.
Parokbov, 0. Characteristic Features of Information 1ranz-
. mission in optical 'Com=unie4tion Systems ....... 7-.
Mtyugov, V. V.. Transfornntion ProperVies of the Radiation
Morozov, V. H. Density Matrix for UnQ2~ Transformation of
Canonical V4rIvbl&x ............................ 81.
Mityurov. V. V., information Losses for Freq4*ncy-Tlm* Mismatch
Morozov, V. P. of the Receiver with tinz Tr=zmitter ........... b9
9.--L"Ilnnkiy, N. P..
r-Terpugov. A. S. Suboptimal Filters for I)etactinr. FluctuatLavA
Poisson Signals Against a Background of Valason
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Poisson Signals ....... ........................ 113
Coherent Optical Systems for Executina Linear
Integral Operations .......................... 1. 125
Lin6ar.Systems for Detemining the Time at
Occurrence of flaise-Like Signals ............... 13(
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Anaiysis and Testing
EISSR UDC 620. 1 ?9 14
GORUDOVSKIYO T. YA.t and TATARNIKOV, V. X.
"Inductive Measuring of Rheologic Voltage in Ronferromagnetic Metals"
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 5. Oct 73, pp 30-33
Abstracti An experimental study is made of the possible expomtuxre and iteasure-
ment of the anisotropy of rheologic voltage using the method of eddy currents.
The developedmethod and the appaxatus can be utilized for merAsu-ning voltage
in nonferromagnetic metals and for contactless measuring of anisotropy of
electrical.conductivity as well as for the investigation oftba kinetics of
development of processes during longitudinal and-latitudinal deformation
and"for-the establishment of the funation.of the,:Poisson ratio, The use of a
superimposed inductive eddy-current linear detecting element is proposed
:which produces a linearly localized electromagnetic field in the surface
layer of the studied aaterial. Two iUuatrationss

USSR UDC 669.721.053.4.068
ILLYUVIYEVA, G. V., TATARSKAYA. M~ ., TAKHAFUAD, A.
11composition and Certain Properties of Magnesi um Naphthenate"
Zap. Leningr. gorn. in-ta [Writings of Leningrad Mining Institute], Vol 50,
No 3, 1970, pp 101-108 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya,
No 2, 1971, Abstract No 2 G183 by the authors),
Translation: A study of the influence of solvents on the extraction of Mg
from aqueous solutions of naphthenic acid indicates that with sufficient
solubility of the compound being extracted, its composition 4md the com
pleteness of extraction are independent of the. properties ofthe solvent.
The determining factor is the pH. Acid or solvated neutral Mg naphthenates
cause the formation of strong flakes of non-sulfide Ca, Ba, ~4C03,and
dolomite minerals, making their flotation difficult. Basic Xg naphthenates
do not have- these properties and therefore practically do notchange the
flotation indicators. 3 figures; 2 tables; 10 biblio. refs.i:

77r7-77-777~7
UNCLP SS IF W-Qj-- PROCESSING OtITE--17JUL70
JTLE-NUCLEASES OF ACTINC-MYCETES BELCNGljG TO. THE BLUE GR-OUP -U-
XTl-0R--VERZILCZv V.V., TATARSKAYA, R.l.,.KR,4SlLNlKCV-, N.A.
.CLNTPY OF IN~C-USSR
'CURCE--.IZVESTIYA AKCEVII INAUK SSSR, SFRIYA BICLOGICHESKA~A, 1970t NR 1,
_.~W .1-33-136
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Verzilov. V, Y,; Tatarskaya, R. I.; Krasil'nikov, N. A.
NUCLEASES OF ACTINOMYCETES BELONGING TO THE BLUE GROUP
Institute Microbiology, Aculenul'of Sriences USSI?
Investigations of the blue group actinomveetes has shown that the culturil fluid
uf the strains pertaining to this group vs nkleiise activity which differs in the
displi.
case of different stralos. Some strains produce it therajostable nu-,--1ease retains
its activity after heating in in acid inedlurn.
The. enzime produced by other strains is de,;trayvil by heating 2nd may be re~xar-
(led as a phosphodiestherase. Many other strains displayed a partial activity decrease
fiullowing beating suggesting that these strains produce severai different nucleases.
All strains chequed with respect to.their-MA ;activity have shown their ability to
split this- compound.
kEEL/PRAM.
19790728

USSR UDC: 538,56:519.2,1)
KLYATSICIN, V. I. and TATARSYIY, V. I., Institute of Atmospheric
~Physics
"Statistical Theory of the Propagation of Light in a Turbulent
Medium"
Gorlkiy, ;zvestiya VUZ--Radiofizika, No 10, 1972, pp 1433-1455
Abstract: This paper is a review of the theoretical ttiork that has
been done in the field of the propagation of electromagnetic uaves
in a medium with random large-scale nonuniformities. It is divided
into two parts: the first deals with the z'eneral view of liC-,-ht pro-
pagation in a turbulent medium and considers a stochastic equation
describing the process of wave propagation in a random miedium to
yield some precise conclusions; the second. considers a model in
which the longitudinal correlation radius. of the dielectric perire-
ability can be neglected Li comparison with all the., longitudinal
dimensions of the problem. This laatter assumption is equivalent
to replacing the real correlation function of tbe index of refrac-
tion by the delta function in the longitudinal direction and per-
mits obtaining a set of closed integral equations for all. moments
of the wave field. Also discussed in this su-rvr;y are the
1/2

'USSR
KLYATSKIII, V. I., et al, Izvestiva VUZ-Padiofizils No 10, 1972,
pp 1433-1455
approximation of geometrical optics, diffusion in rwadorAy non-
~ht wave.
uniform media, and amplitude-phase fluctuations of tbe lir
P. bibliograp of 48 titles is appended.:
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212

gnetic Waiie Prop6kation
Electroma
USSR UDC: 621-371.255
KON, A. I. and TA~MISZIY., V. I., Institute of Atmospheric Physics
"Theory of the Propagation of Partially Coherent Light Beams in
a Turbulent Atmosphere"
Gorlkiy, Izvestiya VUZ--Radiofizika, No 10, 1972, pp 1547-1554
Abstract: An analysis is made of the effect of turbulent fluctua-
Uions in dielectric permeability on the characteristic of a light
beam describing it by a second-order coherence function. In most
theoretical descriptions of light propagation in. a nonuniform
medium, purely coherent radiation sources are considered. How-
ever, thLe degree of coherence often turnb out to be the deoisive
factor. Thus, soiu-ces of partially coherent radiation in a tur-
bulent medium are considered in this article along with, the effect
of the degree of coherence on the light-beam characteristic. The
analysis begins -riith the expression for the coherence function of
a fu2_1y coherent source and a soluti-on. for that expression. The
case of a partially coherent source is then discussed, and an ap-
proximition equation for the structural. function of the dielectric
perineability ia, found. An eXpresoion ia~ralae) obtzainil!d for the
1/2
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USSR
KON, A. I., etu al, Izvestiya VUZ---RadiofiziLrP-, Ho 10, 1972, -pp
~1547-1554
tion at the beam axis; cuxves for
average intensity of the radiau
the ratio between this intensity for partially and fully coherent
beams are plotted.
2/22

USSR
ZAVOROTNYY, V. U., TATARSKIY, V. I. (Institute of the Physics of the
Atmosphere, USSR 9&-aZj&j-O--f--8-&-f-eHc-es
IlQuantum Fluctuations of a Photon Flux in Propagation Through Free Space
and in the Diffraction Patterrill
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, February 1973,
pp 453-461
Abstract; Fluctuations in the number of photons, traversing a surface
of area E during a large time T are considered. The mean values SION NO--AP0112714
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A DEVICE HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND A
TECHNIQUE DEVELOPED FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUbY OF LIQUID SYSTEMS:
EMULSIONS AND LATICES. BY MEANS OF THIS METHOD ELECTRON
PHOTOMICROGIRAPHS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED OF STRUCTURIZED PROTECTIVE FILMS
FROM MICROEMULSIONS STABILIZING THE MACROEMULSIONS OF-PURE LIQUEOS, IT
HAS BEEN SHOWN THAT ELECTRON PHOTOMICROGRAPHS OF~LATICES CAN BE OBTAINED
IN THE CASE OF INCOMPLETE.MONOMER CONVERSION.
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