SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TERESHIN, O. N. - TERSKIKH, I. I.

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TERESHIN, 0. N., et al., Radioteklinika, Vol 27, No IJ 1972, pp 31-35
adiation patterns,are presented. The analysis demon-
antennas. Experimental r,
strates the possibility of constructingvave channel antennas with modulated
phase velocity and quadruple use of the,array. , The: applic.ation of such an-
tennas permitsa significant decrease in the length of the antenna by co,11parison
withordinary antennas of the wave. channel type,.
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-USSR. uw: 621.356.677.73(088.8)
TEMSHIN 0. N., YEROKHIN, G. A.,~YUAKO, A.*N., bloscov Electrical Engineer-
ng. 1ns i ~~'Communications
An Antenna"
USSR Authort,s Certificate No 263693, filed~24.Sep 68, published 4 Jun 70
'(from RM-Radiotelklinika, No 12, Dee, 70, Abstract No-.12BU P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an antenna in the form
of, arectangular horn with ribbed walls in the aperture soction. The an-
tenna is excited through a waveguide junction -whi ch widens out in the 11
plane. Slie ribbi~d walls of the horn are a continuation o~' the wide walls
of the junction; the groov-es are rectangular and paralle1W the wide walls
-h in free
of the fceder; the spacing of the grooves is 0 1 of -a travvlengt
opace. The dopth of the grooves varies~with reapect to tha lezigl;h of' the
witenna in such a way that the envelope of the: ribs is demeribad by it para-
bolic law. This design provides a radiation!,pattern of plateau or cosecant
shape n the E plane. One illustration. N:~ '~S

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UDC: &u-396 677
TERESHUT O.N.. OZOLTSOV, L.N., Active Members aZ the Scientific and Technical
ocie ectronica!and
of Radio Engineering, El Covwmic~tion& imeni A.S..Popov
"A Backward-Wave Antenna With. Modulated: Phase Vf.-lbeity!; Based on Rod-Type
:~Decaerating Structures"
M-scow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 25, No 12). Dec 70, PP 39_43~
Abstract: The "wave channel" method is u5ed as abasis :Tor ftrmulating the
problem of synthesizing a backward-wave antenna with modulated phase velocity.
Theoretical and experimental studies showthat such an,:antenna can be can-
structed with rod-type decelerating structures. The ude of backward-wave
antennas with modulated phase velocity can appreciably.~i=ducc the longitudinal
dimens-ions of antennas as compared-with conventional antennan -with umr-odu-
lated phase velocity. The transverse Aimensions of the anteimas are in-
-eased by the reflecting shield.
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USSR UDC 621.396.677.732
TERESHUN, 0. :1. YEROKHIN, G .A., YUVKO, A. N'.
"Synthesis of. Horn Antennas with ImpL-dance Walls"
Tr. Mosk elekrrotelmh Communica-
n. in-ta svyazi (Works of Moscow Elect rotechnical
tions Institute), 1969, vyp. 1, pp 222-225 (from R71i-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70,
Abstract No 8B66)
Translation: This article contains an investigatioa of the uos5ibility of ob-
ven phase-amplitude field.distribution in the aperture of horn
taining.a gi
tennas with impedance boundary conditions on the horn walls. It is proposed
-that the -Fielct.of tile exciting source have the nature of ni-waves. There are
-three illustrations and a seven-eati-f bibliOgraphy.

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-48STRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS AUTHORIS CFRTIFICATE
TNTRODUrES . AN ANTENNA MADE IN THE FORM~-OF A RECTAN(7,uLAR Hr"P'J. THF wALLS
~OF THE HORN WHICH DFVFRGF-- FROM THE WIDF ;14ALLS OF JHE FEEDFR WAVEGUrOE
'ESA
HAVE -4. RIBBED SURFACE FORMED BY, :TR.4NSVtRSF- GROOVES. TO PRI)DUCE A M
OR: COSECANT SHAPED RAOIATION PATTERN I N- 'THE E PLANEt THE DEPTH OF THE
IS VARIED OVER THE LEINGTHOF THE 1ANTENINA T14E LAW OF THE RIB
~ENVELOPE BEING CLOSE TO PARA'SOLICO
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USSR UDC 621.396.67.001
TERESHIN 0. N., GOMM, V. G., KUZNETSOV, L. N.
with a Radiation
S Relief Impedance Axial RadiationAntenna
ynthesis of a
f Special Shape"
4attern o
Tr. Mosk. elektrotekhn. in-ta syyazi (Works of the Moscew Electrotechnical
Communications Institute), 1970, vyp. 1, pp 130-136 (froin Rzh-Radiotekhnika,
No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9B2)
Translation: Beginning with representation of the field near the antenna
with a modulated phase velocity-in the.form of the sunt of surface waves
with different delays propagated at,various angles to the antenna a:-.is
(see RZh-Radiotekhnika, 1970, 1B46)), a method of synthesis of an antenna
-With a sectoral radiation pattern is discussed. The paTiameters of an
endon rod impedance antenna and an antenna based an a rod delay structure
are.calculated. There is one illustration and athree-entry~bibliography.

USSR UDC~621.396.677.495
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SP 0 MZNETSOV, L. N.
TERE IIN
"The 'Wave Channel' Antenna with Modulated Phase Velacf-ty"
Moscow, Radictekhnika, Vol 25, No 8i 1970, p 39-43
P
Abstract: The authors find fault wi th present antennap of the "wave char nel"
type designed in the form of a delaying:structure cons-; sting of a uniform
grid of passive vibrators excited by an active vibrator witil reflector. TtS
basic advantage is its simplicity, but its disadvantage is its narraw band
and inability to yield a high gain. Because of this and other dratback-s,
the authors propose the following design system. An al~ially radiating
~antenna constructed on the principle of jxansforining & pr-mary, strongly
delayed wave into a weakly delayed wave is :to be taken: as the basic form;
tha two-dirilensional impedance structure i*s to be compuced using the method
of an earlier paper (by 0. N. Tereshin and V. G. Gofmaji in i~adioteklhnika,
Vol 24, No 8, 1969), in which the!~~delay-'factor nf the:secondary wave is
determined by the para-maters of.the antenna directional diagram; the law
for the change in relief is to correspond to the line along.whicti the phase
cencers of the passive grid vibrators are Arranged; And the law for the
phase velocity change is to correspond to the law for the impedance change
in the vibrator structure through a change in vibrator-length. The bene-fics
of this design method wLre experiiiientally.dc.,inotisr-rr-~t(.~(l.

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"M SHIN 0. N., ' MOROZOV, B .N
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"A Procedure for Decreasing the Reaction of'ari Auxiliary Mirror to an Exciting
Horn in a Cassegrainian Antenna"
Tr. Mosk. c-le'r-Itrotekhn. in-ta svya7,_i (WIorks of Moscow Elect rotectinical Com~
RZ h
munications Institute), 1970, vyp. 1, pp. 136-140 (from, -Radiotekhnika,
No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9B46)
Translation: This article contains an inveri-,J,gation o~ the possibility of
using a relie4- impedance adaptor for redirection of part- of the emitted
energy reflected from an auxiliary ho-n-i on thr~ primary -mirror in order to
exclude its return incidence on the exciting horn. Tht~ parameters of the
adaptor are defined. Comparison of it with.the one usually used for the
same purposes demonstrates its advantages. There are. two illustrations and
a two-ent
ry bibliography.

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TMOSHINT, 0. IN., SEDOV, V. M., IbIscow Electrotechnical Institute of Co=nunicstions
.......... 1- ....... .
"An Exciter for a Flat Surface-Wave Antew-a
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Qbraztay, Tovarnyye ZnaR-i, No 6,
1970, p 216, patent No 251026,,filed 4 Mar 68
'Abstract: Tais aut1hor's certificate introduces an exciter for a flat surface-
wave antenna. Me unit is made in, the form of.a horn and a ribbed section with
vaa-jing impedance. As a disting"I shing feature of the ~,patent, the ove'rall. dizen-
sions of the exciter are reduced and itateffectivenessAs improved by making the
outer surface of the ribbed sectiow.cQnc~ e and. incli~lug t1ae horn to the ribbed
section at., somea
ngle, say

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TERESHIN, 0. N., YEROKHIN,.G. A. And YUVKO, A.' AN.:
a
Ttgo-Dime 1pedance Horn Antennas According
Synt esis Qf n.7ional Dr
to a, Wciftc W-stribution in-the, perturell~
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Val 25, No:l, Jan 70, pp 63-69
A method is outlined for the synthesis of impedance
Abstract:
horn antennas according to the fielddistribution in the aperature.
The relationship betweer. the field'distributi6n in the aperture and
the required radiation pattern may be determined on the basis of
relations known from the classical theory of radiation system
sunthesis. Possible ways for specifying the Eield structure sat-
i.6fying the wave equations and ensuring the possibility of select-
ing any given field distribution inthe apert'airie are analyzed. The
method is illustrated by the. synthesis of a horn antenna having a
sector-shaped radiation pattern. The results.are presented in graphs
in the form of relief and impedanceifunctions, as-well as radiation
patterns (theoretical and experiatenta).~ It i13 concluded that this
method makes it possible to synthb~size the horn antennas with im-
pedance walls, whose experimental.~r'adiation patterns coincide well
with theoretical ones. Orig. art. has 7 figures and 17 formulas.

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TERESHIN, 0 IN and Xtn%Q _A,-A
"Synt Wo-D men4ional' impedance Horn Antennas According
esi6.-Of T
-to a -~the.Aperturwl
pecific Distr bution in
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 25 No 1, Jan 70, pp' 63-69
Abstract: A method is outlined for the synthesis of impedance
horn antennas according to the field.distribution in the aperature.
The relationship between the.field distribution in.the aperture and
the required radiation pattern may be determined on the basis of
relations known from the classical theory,of radiation system
aunthesia. Possibl.e ways for:specifying the fieLd structure sat-
isfying the wave equations and ensuring the possibility of select-
ing any.given field distribution in the aperture arie analyzed. The
method is illustrated by the synthesis of a horn antenna having a
sector-shaped radiation pattern. The results are presented in graphs
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in the form of: relief and impedance functions, as well as radiaEion
Patit"erns (theoretical and experimenta). It is concluded that this
method makes it possible to synthesize the. horn~antennas with im-
Pedance walls, whose experimental radiation patterns coincide well
with theore-tical ones. Orig.. art.a
-h sI figur stand 17 formulas.
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113 039 UNCLASS1,F10'
TITLE-7CALCULATION OF ?LAS7-!OIG MOT[W.JN~AN AXIALLY SYMMETk'C, SPATIALLY
PERIODIC,' ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELD1-U-
AlJTHQR-(Q5)-KALlYKOVv A.A.p T1RESfiIN,.V.'I..f,CHEB0TAAEV, V.V.t KHIZHNYAK.*
N.A., LYSENKO) O.YE. ~w wo~
COUNTRY:. &F INFO--USSR
0, Z-iUR--`VAL TE
.._,~.SDURCE -LENINGRAt KHICHES,-~GY FIZIKI, VOL. 40, NO. 3, MAk 70, PP
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DATE PU8LISHED ------- 70
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_-JOPIC' TAGS--PLASM0101 PLASMA FLOW tMOTION -,EQUAT I Ukl~ COMPUTER CALCULATIONP
VELOCITY u I s, r ii i -a u T i a t4 MAGNETIC F I E L DE F F E C TPLASMA CONDUCTIVITY,
MAGNIETIC.PEAMEABILITY
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,,,ABSTRAC7/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MOTION OF A PLASM010 IN A
14AGNETIC FIELD PRODUCED BY A SYST_1_114~~OF COILS 1-41TH MUTUAL-LY OPPOSING
CURRENTS IS CONSIL)f a
"R 0 THE ANALYSFS~ I S CONDUCTED 14THIN THE FKAMEWORK
OF TH& INTEGRAL MODEL OF A SOALL BUNCHr CONSIDEW.ING THE EFFECTS OF
-DISSIPATION AND THE GAS KINETIC: VRESSURE~. ME PAPER;IS AN EXTENSIO? OF
EXPERIMENTAL WORK ItN WHICH STAH.ILIZATIUN. AND FOCUSING OF A PLASMlA MOVING
-IN- A SPATIALLY PERIODIC, ALTERNATING1 NXIALLY SY~*IETRIC MAGNETIC FIELD
WAS. FIRST INTC
OBSEkVED. THE EQUATIONS OF MGTION WERE -GRATED ON A
COMPUTER FOR DIFFERENT PA-RAMETERS,OF:~.THE,.liJLASt4OiD. THE FOLLOWING
~_~CGNCLUSIONS WERE DRA~iN FROM THE COMPUTATIONS.- 1 1. THE INITIAL VELOCITY
'OF THE-PLAS1,1010 IS THE BASIC PARAIMETER~ EFFECT IiNIG :'THE PASSAGE OF
PLASMOIUS THROUGH TvE SYSTEM. 2. FOW LARGE INITAAL VELOCI flEs THERE
I AN INTEkVAL OF VALUES OF THE ~ RATI 0 IN-H Pk I ~14EZ SUBO JNDEA WH I CH
PASSAGE OF THE PLASM010 TH[ik;'JG!i THE SYSTEM IS OBS~RVED. AS THE INffIAL
V
ELOCITY INCREASESt THE N-H PRIML-2 SU
E BO-INTtRVAL 611OAdENS. 3. UPON
REFLECTIO14 OF THE PLASMOIDS TH"~ PLASMA IS-CAPTURF0 IN THE AAGNEric (ELL
'ETIC, SL 11, 4 . WHEN BUNCHES
-.41 TH ~S.UBSFQUBT EMI SSION THROUGIfJOL M4(,)N
WIT~l CUNJUCTfVITY P45S f HR (11) G14 r H. E. VSTElm, CURRENVS AqL-. INDUCED IN
_~:--THE;14 WHICH FULLY COMPENSATE THE APPLIED MAGNEITC FIELD'SO THAT THERE IS
NSIDE THE POOR CONDUCTIVITY
NO FIELD V PLASMOID. 5., WHEN PLASMOIOS w I rH
PASS THROUGH THE SYSTEM, A SHIFT.-IN -PHASE OCCURS BETWEE14 THE MAGNETIC
FIELD-AND THE INDUCED -CUkRENT. IN THI S CASE THE MAGNET IC FIELD
PENETRATES THE PLA$MOID. 6.
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USSR
UDC 533.9.07
KAL,14YKOV, A. A., TEIRESHIN, V. I., CHEBOTAREV, V. V., i(HIMITYAK, N. A. and
LTSENKO, 0. ~YE.
Axially Symmetric, -1 c,
"Calculat-ion ol:! -Plasmoid 'Motion in an Spatially Periodi
Alternating Fagnetic Field"
Leningrad, Zhurnal 'jekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vbl.~ 40, ~No. 3~, Ma.-:70, pp 466-474
_:Abstract: The motion of a plasmoid in a magnetic field,produced by a system of
coils with -,-.,IutIIally opposing currents is 'considered, The analysis is conduczed
within,the franework of the integral model of a small bunch,cansidering -the ef-
fects of dissipation and the gas kinetic pressure.. The paper is an extension of
experiment-_LIL wcrk in which stabilization and focusing of,a plasma movin6 in a
Spatially periodicalternatin axially sy=
91 retric rnaggnetic~field was first ob-
served. The equations of mation. were integrated on a coMputer for different
parame-Cers of the plasimoid. The fallowing, conclusions were dralvm from the com-
putations: 1. 7he initial veloc#
y -of the, plasmoi is the basic. parameter ef-
I
fectIng the passa.,ge of'" plasmoids through the system. 2.. For large initial ve o-
ci-t-Les the_-e exists an interval olo values of the ratio x/.rij, under which passage
of the plasmoid through the system is. observed. As~the ih itial -'relocity increases..
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~ALICNOV, A. A~, et al, Zhurnal-tekhnicheskay fiziki, Vol. 40, No. 3, Mar 70,
~p 466-474
the NIH6 interval broadens. s. upon reflection of the,plastw-ids the plasma is
C
aptumd lin the magnetic cell vrith subsequent emission,t'rwough the magnetic slit.
4. Vrhen bunches with good conductivity pass through the' system, currants are in-
duced in them which fully compensate the,dpplied magnetic fiOl so that there is
no field inside the plasmoid. 5. When plasmoids with poor conductivity pass
t4wough the system, a shift in phase occurs between the'zagnetic field and t1lie
induced current. In this case the.magnetle field penettates -the plasmoid.
6. Plasmoids with poor conductivity undergo alstron-g retardatioq in the systern
which-is proportional to the phase shift betwetn the map-leticTfield and the in-
duced current. Preliminary analysis shows that these results are in good agree-
ment with experimental data of the.authors but a more cozTpleta comparison will
require more detailed experiments. This wbrk Is currently being conducted and
the results will be published.' The, interest of B., G. Safronov. in this work is
ack-=cledged.
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POUMM, P. I., IfIKMAYEV, V. A., POLUKHIW., V. P., TERESHKO, A. K., and
YEFDOW, S. P.
"An Analysis of Operating Stresser. in the Contact Zones of Four-High Rolling
Moscow, Plasticheskaya Deformatsiya Yetallav i Splavmr, "1$_-taUurgiya"
Publishing House, No 64, 1970.1 pp 68-72.
Translation: Data are given on the size and nature of the distribution of
residual stresses in roUs 500 min din 'ter. Summary operating stresses
in the rolling process are analyzed in dependence on,the technological
features: tension;.ratio of-internal friction; slippage. Four ilIustrations
three bibliographic entries*
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POPOV, L. IS., UEBESHKO.I.I. V.. COMBO; L. K., KOIZVA~ 11. A., KOZLOV, E. V.,
and K0VALEVBKAYK,_.___ --'rian Physicotechnical:institute imeni V D.
~T. A., Silce
Kuznetsoy and Tomsk Engineering Construction Institute
"Dislocation Structure of Ni3a at Different Stages of Deformation"
Sverdlovsk, IFizika Metallov i Mtallorvedeniye, Vol 35, No 2. Feb 73, MD 409-
Abstract: This study was conducted to study the change in the nature of dis-
location structure in intermetallide Ni Al withincreasing degree of deform-
tion. Alloysswith nickel and 22.9 and N.0 at.% Al vere investigated to
vhich deformations of 1-14 were applied. ',At sinall degrees of deformation
(1-2~) interlaces of dislocations were,extended along' slip.traces and the
average distance between slip,traces was 8300 A. The number of interlaces
and.dislocation density increased with:increased deformation. Plastic
deformation of NY1 -results in the generation of three types of dislocations
two of which are inherently located in octahedral plaws and one -- cubic
'planes. In the defox-med alloy numerous vide.stacking faults are observed when
alloy composition is close to stoichiometric and the energy of the stacking
faults amounts to 29 erg/CM2 for the alloy,vith 24.o at.% Al. At high degrees

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USSR UDC 681.3.007
ABEZGAUZ, M. I., GOLANT, Yu. A-v E P. and GRINBERG,
Engineers,
echnical Sciertcesi
~A. S., Candidate of
"Method of Representing Information in Automated Control Systems of Discrete
Troduction'.
Moscow, Pribory i Sistemy Upravleniya, !No 7, July 1971, pp 10-12
Abstract: The article examines the organization of the structure of document
arrays in automated control systems which is based on'a single concept of
the production situation -- a conceptual model. The suggested version for
representing-information is based on the following principles: utilization
of a specific model of object operation, application of the "information
resources" concept along with the "material resourcesil concept, interpre-
tation of the process of operational selection of the controlling actions,
selection of groups of interacting events,,examinatioxi of data utilization
by the personnel, selection of the staff, compilation-of a set of algorithms,
placement of-code diagrams in documents'and-standardization of operational
documents.for all administrative.workers.vith,an individual composition of
code diagrams. The composition of the code dia3rams,depends on the set of
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ABEZGAUZ, M. 1. ,et al., Pribory i Sistemy.Upravleniya, No 7, July 1971,
pp 10-12
interrelated events of the sphere of the individual administrative worker
led by the specific
and the number of elementary controlledevents refledt.
set of documents. The workers are periodically~supplied with the standard
document forms, including a specification-key with a complete set and
structure of code diagrams.and other information. Theadv~ntages of this
method include the possibility of.organizing information required by the
particular worker and control of information resources, establishing pre-
requisites for the formulation of a single conceptual,~model, accelerating
the process of rapidly selecting the necessary data from a set of documents,
and the possibility of a for-mal-desciiption.and.quantitative evaluation of
the perception of data by the,personnel.'
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idate of Technical Sciences,
TERES':" A. S., Engineer, M OVA, A. YEj, Cand
4906~11SXff.' S. , GOASEROVSKAYA , . T. S. Engineers,~Ceatral'Scientific Research
Institute 64' Xachiner Building Technology' Ketal. Plan",
"Heat-Resistant Steel T57-IL13 for Cast Parts of Gas Turbines"
Teploenergetika, No 5. 1970,,pp 23-25
Abstract: On the basis of the investigation of a serie's of experimental variants
of alloys for cast parts of gas turbines, the,composition of steel 3Ehl6N2ZV6B
(TsZhl3) was selected as the.optimal one..lLro-- the point of view oe surface
properties aryl woldability.- 0.25-0.~(Y~ Cj ~15~17j, dr, W!, 5.5-6.5~ W,
0.6-1.2,v Nb. Details on th6 production and:applicatiwi of t~ae citeel aro pro-
sented. The steel is rooo=ended for the produetlon. of proi-Lile castings of the
giiiding units of gas turbines and 'Other similar subass~mblieis. with a worldng
temperature of up 7500 C.
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TERMC-OV, A. F. TOISTUMOV, V. A.
Concerning the Uncertainty Fmction of. Random Sign4s,"
Kiev, 1VUZ: Radioelektronika, Vol 15, N6 3, Mar 72, 3h3-349
Abstract: A new approach is proposed for extending the concept of the
'uncertainty Ifunction to the case of random signals.~ Let the probing sig-
nal S(t) be a realization of a random process which is stored in a radar
station and then utilized in reception.. Let 0 be the~Earvyneterj, and 6 be
the estimates of the parameters of this, signal. If .0( /0) is the proba-
bility density 1~metion for -estimates of Ahe =knt-nm parameters, then for
zignal reception in normal white noise ve.have
P
vhere g(8,0) is the uncertainty function, q is the signal-to-noise ratio,
and C is a normaliza-tion constant. It is shoum that t',he expression
A
g (G. E)) Inf P (S) ds
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TEMUGOV, A. F. , TOLSTUNOV, V. A., IVUZ:.Radioelektronika, Vol 15, 1972,
pp 343-349
should be- used as the uncertainty function for random signals in the gen-
arget are the wiluiown parameters,
eral case. If the range and speed~of the,t
5v)C'v+'oC112 at
g in f e, p (S) dS.
q
In the case where the autocorrelation function drops abruptly to zero with
andncrease in the argument, the approximate formula,
2
g S2) + ~2 2 4- A
+ (ju v T' va UU
can.be used as the uncertainty function, where
T-i
u+jv= S (t) S- (t+x) eluldt.
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PR, BU, OR AMYL) WERE PREPD. BY TREATING HEXAAL.,',YLCYCL13TRISIL-C)XANr~-S
EQUIMOLAR-AMT.S. OF THE APPROPRIATE CARBOXYLIC ACIO A 1\1 i I Y 1) R I D E .T E
H
REACTION PROCEEDED WITHOUT CATALYST AT 250DEGREESP WITH ZNCL SUB2 AT
1000EGREES, OR WITH HCLO SUB4 AT ROOM TEMP.t IN 14-33, 28-63.5, AND
21.5-30.1PERCENT YIELDSP RESP.: FACILITY-.: INS:T. OBHCH. NEORG.
KHIM-, EREVAN, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDc: 621-3741.029.67
-1, V.
BARCHUKOV, A. I., KONEV, Yu. B., PROKHOROV, A. M., TML
"A 10.6 Micron Laser Amplifier t-Tith Periodic Structu're of the Amplifted Beam"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol. 16, No 6, Jun 7i, pp 996-1004
Abstract: An experimental study is made of a single-node C02 laser amplifiez-
based on a 90-meter quasioptical mirror transmission linc.~ An estimate is maa=_
of the effect utdch errors in alignment of the line correctors and amplitude-
phase distortions have on beam degradation. Basic design data and character-
istics are Dresented for the laser. The output power is more than 500 watt-s.
The study showed that the proposed design.could be competitive with the tele-
scopic amplifier described by P. Miles and W. Lotus (IEEE J. Qirintum Elec-
tronics, 1968, QE-4, 11, 811). The principal advantage of.the gas laser
studied in this viork is the Alact.,that the phaoo corrootors in the line are
Simpler deviccw, thui the toloscopos in the klilos-LaFtus laser. These corrector-7
provide periodic focusing of the beam, thus reducing broadming due to non-
linearity of amplification. Wculations.sho~, that cells no more than 20-25 -i:-,
in diameter Sho~ld be used to simplify mtching betwoon the i line and the opticl-
laser, shifting the matching itself.to the-laser. The total experimentally
measured losses in amplification were too'high to allow any appreciable incroase
in output power.

USSR UIrv'.621.391.2-018-756
'False Signals Propagation In Ifedis With Aboorption. knel Dioperoton"
RadiotalthniV I olektrontha Mar ~972 pp 611
Vol XVII, No
Abstract: Propagation of a pilse aignaL in a unif orm medium with abvorption
and dispersion is considered. . The reealts *of ~oaputstione for concrete parameters
of the signal and medium are presented, which made iV.possible to detect the
characteristic features of the propagat'lon. The propagation in a uniform iso-
tropic ionospheric placma of a p-Ilea signal with a captain Gausnian envelope was
studied. The author thanks L.A. Vaynahtayntor consideration of the work and
halpf u1 commento. 2 f 1g. 3 ret. Recolved-by ~editors,. 23 July 1971.

USSR UDC 517-53
~S~u WA. Institute of Mathematics and,Xechanics, Academy of
UUen es-mmne an
nUniform and Tangential Approximations~of Functions:;Holonorphic in an Angle
by Meromorphic Functionz.With,an Evaluation of Theia: Increase"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademil Nauk Anayanskoy SSR Ya-tematikaq voi 63 tio 11
19111, pp 67-80
Abstracts The article considers the pro'blem of urtife= approximation of
functions holomorpbic in an angle by m6ronorphic functions vith evaluationz
of their increase. In the case of app~oximtion in an angle by entire func-
tions the increase of the approxijnati~g function iB much gmater than that
of the functions being. approximated andp by virtue of Yhragmen-Lindelof type
theoremst strongly depends on the aperture of the angle of.approximation.
In the case of approximation by meromorphic functior4l) however, their increase
(in terms of the increase of a chazacteristic functiop) can be limitedto the
increase of the function holomorphic in an-angle whic1h is being approximated.
In addition, in the case of approximation by merozorphic functions the problem
of tangential approximation can easily be reduced to the problem of =Lforn
mation, The results of the artiUe have applicotiotus in the theory

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UNCLASSIFI:16-: ~PRUCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BODY REACTI.VITY IN FOR14ATION;OF ADHESIONS IN
TALCUM ADMIN15TRATIUN INTO'THE ABDOMINAL CAVITY -U-
-AUTHUR-(03)-Mll'4AS`YAN, A.M.P.TERKAS A
PAROV' M.R. ARUTYUNYAN, L.O.
--OSSR
OF INFO,
-SOURG-E-EK,SP ER I MENTAL NAYA KHIRURGIYA 1-ANESTEZIOWGI A, 1970, N.0 2, PP
JPAJ i'L' I SHED----7 0
----SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO MEDICAL SCIENCES
.;~_TOIPIC TAGS-ADHESIUN, ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY* INHIBITION;j TRYPSINs EXPERIMENTAL
-:SURGERY
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REEL/FKAM E-- 1990/0646 STEP NO--UR/0481/ZG,/000/002/0048/0050
ACCESSION ND--AP0108857
UNCLASSIFIED
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1 ER L I KC V S 9.
FO--USSR
URCE"-MIETALLURG (140SC04) J-970
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6JECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH., IND. C,T
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fi

Nuclear Science and T6~hnolo4;y
USSR ULC:
Dlw-w;s
I. K., MFfAZEV, V. A., MOISEYEV, A,. A.-J* MOSKU", YU. I.,,'S
Yu. V., MVz-BOVSKIY, YE. N., TEXqUil A V. , ana SMN V. PO
"Radiation Safety Standards (IMB-
69Y
Moscow, Atoimaya encrz;iya., Vol. 28, zio 6,, Jun 70, pp 4063-467
Nostract: In August 1969 the Ndnistry of Healt th of the USSR apProved th2 &idia-
3
diation Safety Standards (NP?,-69) developed by- the National Comair,3ion on Radiation
tion. Recom_;endat ons of the International Comudssida of 11adiolooical Protac~
Frotec L'i
tion served as the basis for the now standards. 7hese standards act the basic per-
-Irlissible levels for ionizina radiation along4with the perniissible admission of radio-
active,isotopes into an organion- This includes thrcr~ catedories of people: CatcGory
A including, service personnel, Category B including a ecifiz individuals in 'Vila pop-
ulation who live in areas where the parrdGsible rddia1bion doses ray have been
-1 h includes
exceeded and Vnere radiation contiftions. are chocked., and Categorj C 1,;h1c
the entire poValation with respect to estindti:ng a GencticeL-Uy significant radia-
tion dosaze. Me new standards are~Trztndatory. for the enter-prises and astablish-
of all ministries and agencies usind,:applyin,-,, proc6osinj, transportling,
ing, and bux-jing radioactive substances and ioni7ine radiation sources. A
S.Or
short si-Taoxy is given of the scientific basis . which, served as the framework for the
new standards. The new standards are differentiated from the old. Tables are
1/2

777!77, =i-~.
J~
212 016 UNC L AS S 1 1 E D': PROC-ESSING DATE-13NOV70
C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP 0 126 786
&BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABST~~ACT.~ A REV I Evi 11"S M A 1) EOF THE APPAOACHES
TO RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY USE0 BY THE, INTr--i~,~',IATIO~NAL:'COMPIESSIO~4 ON
RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTIO14 CICRP~'- FROM ITS~ INCEPTIO~N IN; 1928 TO THE
PRESENT. THE REVIEW IS BASEO ENTIRELY ON THE RECUM14ENDATIONS AND
PU 8 L I C A T I U.".1 SOF, I C R.P . AWD ~OOESI 0,4TAIN ANY~NE,rl. MATERIAL. THE
UTHORS STATE THAT THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON RADIGLIOGICAL PROFECTION OF
A
-THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH YSSR TS~ CONSTANTLY REVIEWING RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY
.:,STANDARDS AND ENDEAVORING TO BRJING SOVIET PRACTFdE INTO CONFORMIFY WITH
THE RECOtArAENDATIONS OF I.C,R.R. !AND W~ITK THE STANOAkDS OF THE
INTERNATIOINAL ATOMIC ENERGY AI;EiqCY* JHE: REVISED ."USSR' STANDAkDS ONI,
RADI OL GG I CA L PROTECTION ~.AR ES C HE D U L E 0F.CR.;PUBLICATIOWIN 1970.
UIN C L A S S I r- I F 1)

USSR U:),., 021.039.58
FM- V
LETAVET, A. A., DIBOBES, 1, K, T:,,;VMOV3 YE. N. 11-i'd TES, L.
"Developmant of Ap roaches to iadiological, Protectiorill
p
'loscow, Akademiya Nauk SS-QR,.At Vol. 2-', No 3, 'olar 70, 2Z5-2)1
omnlya nergiya
Abstract, A reviev is made of the Pro A safety us4vd by the
ap ache's to radiair,',ica,
~Intb'rnational Coniission on Radiologica1Protection (ICHP) ~'Xomi its Inception in
1928 to the present. The revieivis based'.entirel~, on-. the roe omr;endations and
publications of I.C.R.P. 'The authors
J. arri does 'not contains any nvv n~ateria`
0
-state that the National Co=ission, on Radi Inical 4. ro'Q. cti or. of the, .'.,'inistry of
health USS11 is constantly rcviwdn,,, radiological safety' ~manlaid3 and e=10avor-
ing to bring Soviet practi co- 4ons o-' I.C.iJ'
cc into corXornity.with the rite zxi&AaT~
and with the standards of the International Atomic, Enor~,,Y A"gency. The revi.sad
USSR standards on radiolo,,,ical protection are scheduled:to- pbUcation in 1970.
Orig. art. has: 10 references,

q,
USSR uDc: 6--i-37 17 7
A. A. PUPAIT, A. S. TER-MARTIROSYAN, L. T. YId"W"'Tr"T"10, Yu. F.
MUNN
"Development of Parametric Microwave,Ajr.~plifiers on a Non'Lineua- Dielectric!"
n--
Izv-. Leningr. elektroteklin a (News of Leningred Ele~ctriced Erginoering
Institute), 197-0~ -.-,-P. 101, pp 33-40 (fran RM-Radiotel:M-ika~ Vc 3.2, Dec 72,
abstract No 12D283 [r6cumdj)
Translation: There has recently been, a Considerable increase: of interest
plied to pEd~ametric warmiiLfiers in the SHF
in nonlinear dielectrics as ap
"311c zxe asso
range. The prosp-~cts for paranus on a nonlinear ddlelecl Cj. 9ted
with a n=her of their advantages over pat =- Ps - on sr-7-'-Lc.onducLo2-.-;: intrin-
sicr-Ily higber reliability, greater dynoric range, loosbr recjuilrer--~ents for
rs
stability of the pu=i.-)1-1 level, etc. T"he development of sucil wripi-f -c
iwrolves a number of specifics stuemmng from the puwticular properties of
ferroelectric nateriLls. A Darticularly. impo-rtant role in thi- s re.-ard is
pllw[ed.by the probler- of ensuring effectiveness of heat remov,,j]. from th(~
The pa-per C--,Vf-
nonlinear caps-citor heated by the
the i-esults of ar, exnerlrent-ql study of certain ampJJ-1-f~-'e-rs with elez'.ent -
of VK7 fe-rrocerxfi-c and cry~,, t.-al, ine strontiwa All
of '.0 0 is 4-drievod in -tljf~ ct~j-~t-jjtjojjq M- cle ill a tipillifier on
1/2

USSR uDc: 621-375-7.029.6
VM1 IK5 0. G., DAKHNW-IIGH, A. A., RUBAN, A.:S., TER-i-LARTIROSYAN, L. T.,
YANCHENKOS Yu. F.
"A Cooled Parametric AmD14 fier on Strontium: Titanate"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Blektronika, Vol 17:, 110 9, Sep 72,1pp 1981-1983
Abstract: The paper gives the results of iui experimentalstudy of a two-
-circuit regenerative mavar for reflection with a planar nonlinear capacitor
based on a strontiutn titanate thin film. The current-voltage character-
istic of the canacitor is given. The signal.frequency in:the amplifier was
1.78 GHz, and the pumping frequercy was 5 GlIz. The amplifier.was made in
the coaxial strip version. The nonlinear capacitor,vas cbnnected in a
break in the central conductor of the strip-line. As a disttinguishing
feature of the design, the energy from the.pumping oscillator and the signal
are sent to the same coaxial input. ~ Separation is by a filter. Tests were
-done. In a cryoi~tat at 77 kelvins. The coaxiai~ Y-circulator was located out-
side~-the cryostat. Losses in tE.e. ifi~ut circuits:includirig the,eirculator
emaimIted to l.;0 dB; losses in'th'O output i 1cuits were. 3'4B. At~ an ampli-
fication factor of 15 dB, the banil of the koposed mavarr~vas 12 M. The
112

112 007 UNCLASSIOIED~ .'PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--DETERMI.'14ATION OF THE COMPARATIVE STABILI[Y OF CATRATE9 OXALATE, AND
,AOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'~,PIHUXY REEL/FRAME--199511455 STEP NO--UR/0426/70/023/001/002210026
-:C.IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116892
UNCLASSIFIED

212 DATE--230CTfu
..007 UNCLASSIFIED PROC;J:
CJRC~~ACCESS ION NO--AP0116892
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-.'I NTHE~AMT*-Of I MG-25 14L OF 0.0001-0.005N .~HCL WAS ADSORBED BY STRONGLY
ION EXCHANGER KU-2JN-,THE'H FORM4 OVER 70PERCENT OF THE V
---,-~,-BOUND~WITH-LIGANOS-IN O.OGIM-SOLNS. OF OMICt~CITRIC, AND TARTARIC
AC'IDS MAS A -2 UNDERSTAT
DSORBED BY.KU IC CONDITIONS OXALIC ACID SOLNS.
CAN ~-ELUTE 80.4PEACENT Or-THE V.-ADSORBED ON.;KU-2t. WHILE CITRIC
AND IC -ACI.DS OF THE SAME' CONd-N.' WERE,'INEFFECTIVE ELUENTS.
F4C I L-1 TY: EREVAN. GOSO UNIV.,
--f Acr-IFIEI)

USSR UDC 537-531
AZIZBEKYAN, L. A., and TEIRMINASOV, Yu.,S.
"Study of Dynamic and High-Velocity Deformation of-Polyerystalline Iron by
the Method of X-Ray Small7Angle.Scattering"
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk.Armyanskoy SSR; Fizika, Vol 7, No 2, 1972,
139-145
P
P
Abstract: The authors made a comparative'study of the state of the crystal
structure of metals subjected to deformation under various types of stress
(impact, high-velocity action in compa~rlson with the; static type of load),
as well as the- principal characteristici3 of the substructure of the material
studied. Polycrystalline iron foil 150'microns thic1c, containing 0.03-0.04
percent carbon, was used for the study~.' Specimens were annealed in a vacuum
furnace at 950*C for half an hour, then 'subjected to static, impact, and
high-velocity tension at room temperat ure. The method of X-ray small-angle
scattering was used to evaluate the mean angle of Misorientation of the
blocks of the mosaic. The influence of the thermal effect on the development
of the elements of the fine crystal structure is considered, as well as the
relationship between variations in substructure characteristics and the
mechanism for the realization- of'plastic deformation,
63

Adc. Nr:
hjpWn043t;76
Reef a Code: UR 0056
PRIkARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimeq~all-noy i.Tedreticheskoy
Fiziki -Nr ZP
1970j, Vol- 58,
pp
EFFICIENCY OF CURRENT HEATING IN A DENSE PLASMA
'G. CURRENT'GAS 01SCHARGE:
OF A. STRON,
zyuk, N. A.:-Suprunenko.N. A.,
A
Sukhomlin, Ye. A.';; Terno~o
The physical efficiency of curr'~snt heating of a ense p~asrna In a strong cutredt
olisid(ji-oij. I'lle heating efficiendy
gas dischirge stabilizod bya stronenignetlejield is
is of the order of 606/o. Current heating is~ the result of succeasive development of;a
number of suearning instabilities and, takes Place ~s lonj~r as tho curreant. flows in the active
re on of the discharge. The Jho, plasma therm oil Imergy density previously
9i
eoi~fi. ML
obtained (nkT 3.1018 eV1crn3) is r ed.;
10
RAME
so

UDC 539.126
'USSR
TERNOV, I. M., KHALILOV, V. R., ZRURAVIEV A. F. and a[IZHOV, G. A., Moscow
State University imeni X. V-. lomonosov
"on the Effect of a Strong Radiation Field on an Electron Moving in a Plane
Electromagnetic Wave
Tomsk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy Fizika, No 1, 10 3, PP 7-17
57
Abstract: Let there be a charged particle (electron) which is simultaneously
acted on by the field of a monochromatic plane electromagnetic wave (first
wave) and a second wave of arbitrary apeictral compositlon (Oxternal radiation
field). The first wave is considered to.be more intense, and hence the motion
of the electron is mainly due to interaction with it.: The article considers
the action of the second wave on the electron, as well as the question of
variations in the mean energy of the electron during its interaction with the
radiation field. Conditions axe found whereby. the acceleration of the elec-
by the external field compensates for.intrinsic Oloctronic energy
losses.

112 '019 UNICLASSIFIED~ PROCES~ING DATE--13NOV70
-TITLE-QUANTUM THEORY OF ELECTRON MOT 10.4 1W -A CYCLIC RESON ANC EACCELEkATUR
~, U-
,AUTH0R-(03)-BAG'-lQV, V.G., SOKOLOVP A. A. vTER Nov PI A.:
OF ItN'FO--U5SR
IZVESTIYA VYSSHIK14-UCHEBt4YKH~;ZAVF.I)E~NifY: FIZ[KA; APRIL 19731
-sGU,qC E-- TOMSK p

USSR
BAGPOVIP V. G.; SOXODYT, A. A.; TERNNY. 1.114. (Moscov State University)
Quantum. Theory of Electron Motion in aCyclic Resoname Accelerator"
Tomsk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchbbnykh Zavedeniy: Fizika; April 1970, pp 12-22
ABSTRACT: Me nein-Cordon equation is used in the study 0:0, the notion of a
relativist-ic electron in a focussing, constant nn-~;net-lc: fiel(I in the pre-ocrce of
A still higher-frequency eddy electromanetic field comensatii~g tbo radiation
-p-plicati6m in the tIlLeory of
ene,rgy loss. Me solutions ebtain-~d,. can :find.k
eledmn storage ritgs, ~d~exe quwatim fluctuations are ezpciplly noticeable.
The article includes equwbions. t.bierc are 10 biblicig~aphia references.

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Ref Code: UR 0016
Nr: AFOD43935'
PRIMY SOURCE*, 2hurnal Mikrobiolo ii, Ep~demiologii, i
Immunobiblogii: 1970j.Nr 2 pp
1EA PIGS
MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN.GU11%
IN ENTEIZAL IMUNIZATION,WITHPLAGUE EV VACCINE
V. 1. Ternovoy, S. 1. Zaplaffna, -A. 1. Khokhlova, Q. F.' Razhkova
The authors studied the strtwAural changes in the organism of guinea pigs enterally im-
munized with plague EV vaccine in a dose of 250 million and 200milliard microbial cells.
Immunomorphological changes in the form of proliferation of lympholdal and reticular tis-
sues with formation of - epithelioldo-cellular granulomas, macrophagic reaction and hyper-
plasia of pyroninophilic elements developed in the mesentefic lympli nodes. Changes in the
spleen and remote lympli nodes were insignificant. Productive mesenterial I mphadenitis
with granulomatosis resolved by the 18th, days from -the time of immunization t) aulnea pigs,
even when massive doses were used.

USM
ISUPG-V, P. G., and T~ERNOVAYA. L. P. Ufa Scientif ic Research Institute of
I-Men-M -niko:
Vaccines arA Sera 1. KeFh W
"Dynamics of Antibody Titers to Nucleoprot6in Antigen in Persons Repeatedly
'Vaccinated With Live Influenza~Vaccinel.'..
110scow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 4, JulAugll, -p 492
Translation: A series of tests ~rith sera from persons repeatedly vaccinated
with live vaccines containing both nucleo-protein and hemagglutinating antigens
of types A and B influenza viruses revealed that although the average titers
to all four antigens increased with increasing number~of inoculaticns, there
i4as no correlation bet-deen the concentration ofantibodies against hemagglut-
inating antigens and the concentration of antibodies against nucleoprotein
antigens. On the basis of these findings it is recoajilended that both antigens
be used simultaneously to evaluate the immunagenic properties of live influenza
vaccines and to assess the results of, seroco:nversion in hiuaan beings who have
recovered from influenza.
IVAR

USSR To C '621.1.01.1/.012
VOWSKIY, S. G., TERNOVSKIY, B. I.$ GERASIMOV, N. I.
"An Arphibian Body"
Moscov, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya,, Promyshiennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
.1jo 10, Apr 72, Author's Certificate~No 331941, Division B, filed 1~ Jan 69,
published 14 Mar 72, P 52
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an amphibian body with
races for a pneumoroller traction unit. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, the dirt track thrown up by the rollers isAmDroved by bevel-
in s1de and rear (stern) sixfaces of: the races.

S 1 Ni- 2 7,,.',) V 7 10
112 026 U% LASSIF ED PROCE DATE
TITLE--EFFECTIVE RESISTANCE Or- AN IMPERPECT SUPERCONDUCTOR OF Tiii.' 13ECOIND
KIND IN AN OSCILLATING MAGNETIC FIELD:_U_
AUTHOR-M)-ANDRIANOV, V.V., ZENKEVICH, ;V.8., KURGUZOV, V.V., SYTC-HEV,
V.V., TERNOVS Y F.F.
-COUNTRY b=fto__USSR.
SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMIENTALINGY i TEORETICHES.Kny F,rz im, 1970, VOL 58,
NR.5, PP 1523-1531
DATE PUBL I StiED--:------70
SUBjECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--SUPERCOND(JCTOR, 0 SC I L LA T I ON imAGIN F T IF~ELD EFFECT, OLRF.Cl
CURRENT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/0004 STEP ND--UR/0056/70/058/005/1523/'-531I
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127656
UNrL-' C 7.F[C_o

21'2 026 UNCLASSI'FIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127656
.:.ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O-. ABSTRACT, THE EFFECT IS.iNVESTIGATEo OF AN
EXTERNAL OSCILLATING MAGNETIC FIELD~ ON THE DIRerT CuRRENT FL01,WG TNl
IMPERFECT SUPERCONDUCTORIOF THE" SECOND KIND. fT IS FOUNII) THAT THE
VARIABLE COMPONENT OF THE EXTERNAL'FIELD AMPLITUDE EXCEEOS A CERTAIN
THRESHOLD VALUE AN EFFECTIVE DIRECT CURRENT RESISTANCE ARISES., TXE
DEPENDENCE OF T11IS QUANTIrY ON OSCILLATING FIELD FREQUENCY, OF
VARIABLE COMPONENT, MAGNITUDE-OP CONSTANT COMPCNENT -A%ND VALUE OF DIRECT
CURRENT FLOWING IN THE SUPERCONDUCTOR IS DETERMINED. THE DEPENDENCE OF
THE THRESHOLO AMPLITUDE OF'THE EXTERNAL FIELD ON-CURRENT AND FIELD
STRENGTH IS INVESTIGATED, AJHEOR~Y IS PROPOSEDIWHICH EXPLAINS THE
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS* FACIL,ITY. INSTITOT VYSOKIKH TEMPERA
TUR,
AKADEMII NAUK SSSR.
UNC L

USSR UDC: 622.011.43
ifInvestigation of the Deformability of a Block Medium on Physical Models"
Sb. naucbn. tr. Perm. rolitekh-n.. in-t (Collected Scientific T"lorks. Perm,
Polytechnical Institute), No*72, PP 50-58 Mekhanika, No 7, jul
-(from RZh-%
71, Abstract No 7V703)
Translation: In order to determine the conditions under which a cracked
rock base may be treated as a continuous medium to whicb the equations of
elasticity theory are applicable, an ,experimental. ~etermL'nation is made of
the minimuti ratio of the size of an experimental punch to the size of an
individual block of the rock (the criterion of quasicontinuity) at which
the modulus of overall deformation isi practically independent of an in-
crease in this ratio vithin required limits. of. accuracy. ~Mhe study was
done under conCitions of plane deformation on a mo&~l base of gy-psum-
-limestone blocks of rectangular shape loaded by riFid metal punches of
various sizes. Curves for sin-king of ~, the- puncheS a,-: a function of loading
are plotted from the resuln of, static tests. - The wdullt:$ of deformation
of the base vith regard to the influence;coefficient of the shape of the
1/2
119
fEf"N

AMM
TERNOVSKIY, I. N., Sb. nauchn. tr. Perm. politekhn. in-t. No 72, PP 50-58
punch vas calculated on the ba.sis of.thes'e curvesf or a constant load
level. it is shown that the curve for~the modulus of d-aformation of the
base as a function of the size of the punch becomes, very flat when the width
of the stamp is more than ten times the size of an elementary block of
rock. This ratio is recommended aq a criterion of continuity when con-
ducting punch tests. A graph -is giv6n- fqr evaluatii.ig the error of results
in the case of various ratios of sizes, of punch and: elementanx, blocks of
rock separated by cracks. L. R Stavnitser.
.2/2

USSR UDC: 550-834
TDIGSIIIN, YU. V. TIMOSHIN, B. V., "%"AJ;,*"A4
A Device for Processing Data of Are4l S.ei.smic Observat ions"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobretenlya, Promyslilennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye "na-ki,
No 11, APr 72, Author's Certificate No 333510, Divi5ion G, filed 8 Oct 70,
published 21 Mar 72, p 183
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for processing
data of area seismic observations presented in the form of seisnokinofilms.
11 - -0t
The device contains a data reproduction unit vith cat lode ray tube, c- ical
system, information carrier and transport mechanisms. The de-,rice also in-
corporates v ofrupifter and signal stortiZe unit with him-to plotter. As a
distingui-oh-Aing fecture of the paitent, steed is incretLeed "by instzqllirr~ a
photcmaltiplier at foczxis of the objective lens lcf-ated 1--chirld the ir.-
formation carrIer. The (output of the jAjoton,-ujtjpjit!-~ ic connected to the
modulator of the CRT in the storage unit. Irne UT J.c. connected to a frame
Geanning oscillator in the unit for re~roducing'the so-ismic signals.
112

f

40- 8 R UDC 621-382.333-34:
TERPIGOR'YEV, V. V., FEEDORKOV, B. G.
"service =orMomatic Measurement of ~tbe. Loss Resistance j.'unnel Diode.~
Moscowl Otkrytiya, izobretenlya, prom7shlennyy-- obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
1970, No 36, Soviet Patent.No 288155,~class 21D filed 1 Sep 69, published
.3 Dee 70, p 85
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a~device for automatic
measurement of the loss resistance of tunnel diodes. The device contains
a sinusoidal current generator and a DC bias source.. As a distinguishing
feature of the patent, precision is improved and the measurement process
is automated by adding an amplifier with gain control., connecting the DC
bias source and amplifier through electronic s,,ritcheii to a,synchronizer,
and connecting a high-frequency filter7detector.and a synchronous detector
in series with the amplifier. The detectors convert7high-frequency voltage
Itanmof the tunnel
to DC voltage ihich is proportional to the:loss res-i,-
cliode being measured.
112

- 37 -- - -1 - -~ --

'USSR VOC: 51.7-53
TERFIGOREVA V, M,
"Extremal Problems in Certain Subclasses of Bounded AnalyUc Functions"
Ut. Matem. Sb. [Lithuanian Mathematics Col-lee tion], Vol 3.0, No. 1, 1970, pp 171-
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal 0-itermtik.a, Nd; 8, 1970, Abstract
'No 8D168, by Ye. Solomeentsev).
Translation: "Ine author studies extremal problems of ageneral -form for functions
I
s holomorp.
41(z) of clas Lhic in a unit circle, defibed by the Inequality
0
Ifere m(u) is an increasing convex function o'ver.(O, such that
lim,m (U)/u=O,.lim m(u)/u=-. 'Me form.of the extremal function in A and in
M
U-+O
0
its subclass A~ consisting of functions f(zMA'-which do not vanish is
studied. A similar investigation is Perform, ed for functions of the class
0 0
TI
P consisting of the logarithms of f'unctiols from A
M Im,

--'2/2 019 UNCLA sit ED PROCESSING UATE--20NOV70
,.C-- I p
,C~ACrESSIGN N03-AP0123390
ko
~AL
'STRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-0-- ABSTRACT. THE PROBABILITIES FOR, ENERGY
EXC H A NG EbETIiiEEN1 THE it,,,TjEa viBRATIONS NU SUBI (I ~ E QU A L SL,2,3) OF 'd SUB2
.-a I T INTERACTI 14S WHIC DET. THE
-MOLS-. IHE LIQ. STATE WERE CALICO, THE 0 H
EXCHANGE RATE ARE THE H Pc,,,jL)s A~ DIPOLE UIPOLE
ID THE ELECTROSTATUC
INTERAC T I ONS. THE OETAINED-EXCHANGE PROBABILITIES wERE TEMP.
INDEPENDENT Tf~E DIFFUS ION COEFFS~ , 1) ~ SU31 I AND ~THE RANGES, L S f al , OF
-THE VIBRATICNAL EXCITATIONS NU S-181 WERE~ESTD. ASSUMING A DIFFUSION
MODEL FOR THE MIGRATIOd OF THE VIBRATIONAL ENERGY' IN WATER. THE L SUBI
:WERE CF THE LRDER OF, 10 INTERMOL. DISTANCE-Sy- DECKEASING WITH INCREASING
TEMP. THE RCLE OF THE 1-11GRATION OF THE VIBRATIONAL ENEqic-oY IS CONSIDERED
FOR THE CASE WHERE THE NU SUM RiEPRESENVA HEAT RCSER~.olR of- A
RE.LAXATICN PROCESS.
L-JNC,LASSfF-fE0-
----------

USSR UDC 621.762
OGNEV, R. K., TER-POGOSYAN) E. D., KOLOMOYETS, G. G. PEREVYAZKO, A. I.,
-M.
ESTRAKH, L'. M.,"an-d-BO-Z-M-,V.
','Powder Metallurgy Filters Made of Ti tanium Scraps"
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Iristitut Titan~), Metallurgiya
Publishing House, 'Vol 6, 1970, pp 97-99
Translation: The effect of the technological parameters of manufacture and
properties of the initial titanium powder on filter productivity are studied.
It is discovered that it is expedient to-compact filters at pressures tip to
two tons/cm2 and to sinter them at temperatures not exceeding 1,100%.
Filter productivity is determined during filtration of liquids, and the
dependence of productivity on a drop inopressure to one atmosphere and on
~the size and shape of grains of the initial powder islestalylished. It is
determined that the water carrying capacity of filters manufactured from
hydride. powder is 3-5 tinies greater than similar*ones'imade of electrolytic
er. Two illustrations and;two bibliographic entries.
powd

USSR UDC 621.762
OGMEV, R. K., KOI TER-POGOSYAN, E.
LOMOYETS, G. G., D., ESTRAKH, L. M.,
ANOKHIN,.V. M., and PEREVYAZKO, A.~
"The Effect of Technological Parameters on the Qualities of Construction
Articles Obtained by the Method of Compacting.Titanium Powders"
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titand (Institut Titana),.Metallurgiya
Publishing House, Vol 6, 19709:-pp 94.-r;'97-_!
Translation: The effect of thefeatures of initial powders and the techno-
logical parameters in manufacturing construction articles on their mechan-4cctl
properties is considered. When identical compacting pressures, the density
of articles made of electrolytic powder is greater by 4-7% than for similar
articles made of hydride powdex, and-,this gap decreases during the process
of heat treatment. Increasing the sintering temperature of the powder
metallurgy titanium leads to an increase in tensile strength and elongation
per unit length. I-There heat treatmen*t..is:at a temperature of 1,3000C, the
and the elongation per
tensile strength is equal to 55-65.gigacalories/mm2.'
unit length reaches 11%. Two illustrAtions, one tal )le, and three biblio-
graphic entries.
63

WM-.- - . -- OMMUMEMB"
USSR
UDC. 519.2:621.391
TERPUGOV, A. F. , EHARITOITENKO, A. A.
"Determining the Moment of Arrival of Optical Radar Signals With a
Photoelectric Receiver. H"
Tr. Sib. fiz.-te?hn. in-ta pri Tomsk. un-te (Works of the Siberian
Physicotechnical Institute. Affiliated With Tomsk University), 1970, vyp.
51, pp 170-179 (from RZh-Kiberkietika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V278),
Translation: See abstract 9V277 for partI. The second -nart deals with
estimating the moment of arrivELl of an:optical radarizignal on the
basis of the function of indeterminacy and the nethod of mtLximirn like-
lihood-in the case vhere the sigrial has*a fairi~ stee:;p front. From the
hors' abstract.
ut
a
j

USSR-. UD C: 519 .2 :621-391
N.
DDLiRIX, I A., MaPUGOV, A. F.
"&i. Cdrtain Suboptimum, Schemes for Detecting Poisson Signals"
T:E~-.Sib~ fiz--tekhn. in-ta -Pri Tomsk. un-t (Works of the.Siberian
e
Physicote&mical Institute. Affiliated With Tomsk University), 1970, VY-D.
51- pp-190-1-99 (from RM-Kibernetlkal 'No, 9 SS e p.
71, Abstract No 9V281)
Tftnslation: The authors consider an operator ot optimum.and quasi-
op#mum. detection of a Poisson. stream with'intensity*ipp(t) (p(t) is an
unkaown*.function, p is an unknown constant) against a backgro-and of a
stationary Poisson stream of intensity~X. As usual, it is pr(.~posed that
the -Pmwmaximum: value of the plausibilit
y relation be cc--pared with the
threshold-: In view of the transcendental nature of the resultant equa-
tion it -is- -proposed that an estimate of p-be sought by linearization,
whi-ch,is -Dremiss' 1e at larg XT (T is' An
Lb e :the observation interval
approximate study is made of the quality of the; proposed processing
-operator. I-- Bollshakov.

MIR
USSR UDC 519.2.621.391
TERPUGO _4-, MARITONMO, A. A. 1
"Determining the Moment of Arrival of Optical RadarSignals With a
Photoelectric Receiver. I"
Tr. Sib. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta. pri;..Tonsk.; un-te (Works, of the Siberian
Flwsi'cotetchni cal institute Affiliated* With Tomsk U.,iversity), 1970, VY-D.
__~Ivpp 157-169 (from RM-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep,71,1.~Abstract No 9V277)
Translation: Against a background of. a Poisson, strewn of events of con-
stunt intensity there may appear, an optical radar ~igaai generated by
a ?oissori stream of variable, intensity, (~t), where (t) is agiven
function of tire determined by the shape the and p is ;;.n un-
of v s.L gn
known constant with known- a priori distribution. A system of equations
is derived for evaluating the moment of:,arrIval of.the signal by the
mthod of maximum likelihood and the.p;-Operties oftbis system of
equations are studied. From the authoi sumg.
10
!In

USSR UDC, 519~.2:621.391
KOLIMCOVA, S. A., TERPUGOV, A-.: P.
"'Optimlym Linear Systems for Determining the Time ot Appearance of Pois-
son Signals
Tr. Sib. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta pri Tomsk. un-te (Iforks of the Siberian
Physicotechnical institute Affiliated WIT Ton's"' University) 1970, vyp.
51, PP 179-189 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V260)
Translation: Against a background of a Poisson stream of events of con-
stant intensity, a pulse signal may appear which generates a Poisson
stream of variable intensity pp(t), where,ij(t) is a giver function of
time determined by the shape of the silpal, and p is an unknown constant
with known P. Drior-i distribution. It is required to estimate the time
of arrival of the useful signal. It4a assumed that the signal-to-noise
ratio is fairly large. The transient restonse of a fil-ter which mini-
mizes the.variance of the.estimate is, 'so-up roher(~k signal end
ht for a u
for a completely incoherent signPI in. the class of linear' t rans fo rrat ions.
V.%Brikker.

4P
T
VDC: 519.~-621.391
USSR
KULMAKCIVA, S. -A. , TERFUGOV, A.:F.
110 . t -the Time oft Appearance of Pois-
p. imiuwLinear Systems fo.....DetermininO
sonnSigaals
Ti-.~ Sib. fi z.--tekhn. in-ta 'Pri Tomsk., un-te (Works of the Siberian
Physicoter-hnical.Institute Affiliated With Tonisk University), 1970, rjp.
.5111 :179-189 *(from RZh-Ki b .ern etika No 91 S6p 71,':Abstract No 9V280)
T-kanslation: Against a background of a Poisson stream of events of con-
stant intensity, a pulse signal may appear which generates a Poisson
stream-of:variable intensity p-p(t), where p(t) 'is- a, given f),,nction of
tiike-determined by the shape of the signal, and p is an unknoim constant
with.known-a riori distribution. It is required to estimate the time
p
off~arrival-.of the useful signal. It is r~sswned that the signal-to-noise
ratio-is fairly large. The transient response of a fUter which mini-
_mizes~-the~variance of the estimateis sought for a 66herent signal and
-nt signal in ;the ~clas.9 of linear transformations.
fdna completely incohere
V. Bkikker.
12
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USSR uDc: 621:.391.84:621-391-883.2
LAVLINSKIY, N. P., TERPUGOV 'A F
"On a Suboptimirn Filter for Detection,of Poisson Signals"
Tr. Sib. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta uri TomsR.'un-te (Works of the Siberian Physicc-
technical Institute Associated With ToxskiAhiiversity), 1970, vyp. 51, pp
200-210 (from RZh-:-Radiotekln~ik~ No 6 Juin- 71,~~Abstract tic 6A35)
Translattion: The following problem is conside-red: against a background
of Poisson flow of events of constant i4tensity A there may appear a signal
which gives a Poisson flo-yr of events of variable intim-sity PP(t), where
VW depends on signal shape and.is assumed as given'. while p is a random
quantity with probability density,p(p).:' A' characteristftc is found for a
linear filter which guarantees a minimum prcbability~.of signal skip error
(in the class of linear systems) for th~e case of a fl.yed probability of
false alarn. The characteristics of the resultant s7ibopti!num filter are
determined for a number of special cases of w 11(t) and p(p). Expressions of
the probability of target-skipping are found for these special cases. An
estimate of the optimallit of the given filter is found. Resume.
Y

USSR uDc. 621-391.81
DOMNET, N. A., TERPUGOV, A. F.
"Theta-Square Circuit for Reception of Poisson Signal
s
Tr. Sib. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta nri Tomsk~ un-te (Works'of the Siberian Physico-
technical Institute Associated With Tomsk~University), 1970, jyp. 51, pp
211-221 (from RM-Radiotelchnik~, No 6, Jun, 71, Abstract No 6A70)
Translation: The authors consider acircuit for reception of fluctuating
Poisson signals based on 6omputing the, logarithm of: the probability ratio
and comparing it vith some pre4etermined.threshold. The circuit is de-
signed for radio devices which,contain photovo ltaic~cells. A comparison
of this circuit with a detection circuit:for signals conforming to Bose-
-Einstein statistics showz-that the proposed c1rz:uit is close to the opti-
I= with respect to the p at4
robability.of target skipping. Two illustr ons,
bibliography of eight titles. N. S.
25

USSR uDd: 621.391.81
DOLININ, N. A., TERPUGOV,,A.,F.
"on some Suboptimum Circuits for Detel ing Poisson Si gnals"
ct
Tr. Sib. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta Dri Tomsk. un-te (Iforks of the Siberian Physico-
technical Institute Associated With Tomsk University), 1970, vyp. 51, PP
190-199 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika,.No 61' Ju'a', 71, Abstract No 6A71)
ion- The authors discuss algq 'thms for detecting Poisson signals
Translat ri
against a-background of Poisson interferences. These algorithms are bpxed
mum probability or on the method of least squ( es. It is shown that
On maxi 0
there is little difference in the effe7c(Aveness of el,,",her wAllod. Four il-
1witrationts bibliography o f bro.' U tlds if. 5.~

USSR uDc: 621. ~91. 81
KOLMAKOVA, S. A. , TERPUGOV 'A' F .
"Optimum Linear Systems for Determiniag'the Mlorjent~af Appearance of Poisson
Signals
Tr. Sib. fiz.-
tekhn. in-ta pri~Tomsk; un-te (Works:of the Siberian Physico-
technical Institute Associated Witb Tomsk University), 1970, -VYP. 51, PP
179-189 (from RM-Radiotekhnikaj No 6, ~un,71, Abstract No 6A69)
Translation: The authors solve the problem of constructing a linear
system in which variance is minimized for,the estimate of the time of ar-
rival of a useful signal of the type of a Poisson flow of events of variL-ble
intensity against a background of a Poisson flow of: events of coristaxit
intensity. It is assumed that the signal-7-to-noise ratio is fairly high.
Cases of coherent and completely incoherent signals are considered. The
effectiveness of optimum and matched signals is compared. Two illustra-
tions, bibliography of one title.~~N.-:O.
now

USSR TJDC-. 621-391
RADYUK.. L. Ye and ISMGOV, A. F.
'.'Optimal Energy Distribution in a Multi-Channel Systep Signal Search"
Vol 14,
Kiev-, Izvestiya VUZ--Radicelektronika No 1, 1971, PP 89-93
Abstract., %Ie analysis of this paper relates to a radar system in which the
problem of signal search is equivalent to the search.for a target in a given
sector which can be accelerated by controlling the energy of the probing pulses
in accordance with the results of observations. The ose of the paper is
Purp
to find an optimal expression for this energy control,,'and to estimate the
;ossible gain thus achieved. Considered is a system in which continuous obser-
vation of the channels is characterized by two quantiti,es. the false alarm
probability, and the average time elapsing between the,'~P-ppearance of the signal
and its detection. The optimal.condition is that~tlhiv~average time be a minimum.
78

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Parr
opening Addr~99 ........................ I
Deryurin, 1. A. Loner 1,misslon a., an Inforinntion Cart-lor .......
beryupin, 1. A., ConoN.rati,ni of the SLatiStiCal. Charateristic-
l'urashav, V. N. of the Sirnal and Noise it% (linarv Optical
Co~-.tinicztion r'vrrCm.4 ...... I ........ .......... 1~3
Soroko, L: H. Infomatian Properties of a flolerrum ........... -.5
Mityuntiv, V. V. Carn-ing Carrcity or it Gonerullxv,l physical
Corzmunicotlon Channel .......................... Z
Taternikov. V. I., Prospects of th- Uevalopnent of
4uradyan, A. C., Ca=.ttnjcatio-n,sLj.=o4 .......I ....................... 5.3
Frudnikov, I. N.
rorokhov, 0-11. cte.-iatit
M
FqAturas Of InfOrMation1rami--
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,
ni a on tit Opt cal Cotm.-malcation Systems 72
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ttiqugov. V. Traits form-ktion Propertles of t a radiation
h
horozov, V. H. Density tfatrj~t for,Linear Transfoftation,iif
Cavionical. Vzrialilra .................... 82
Mi tyurov, V. 1. Information Louses for
Morozov, V. F. of the-Receivar with the Transmitter ........... b9
Levlinskiy~ N. P., Suboptimal filters for Datectior rluctuatizip,
Tarpugov, A. S. Polveart SIguals Against a Backnround of Poisso

Noiss of Variable Intensity .......... 4.o ....... ~95
V.1. Heterodyne Receiver of Intobortrit 01-tical Signals, :
j u Ov A. F.
' under the Conditions of Fluctuation Molue Effects '102
"
~Ridyuk' L. Ye., A Target Searcli irolylea; ....................
A
Orilinin, H. A., A Suboptimal Algorithm for Detecting Fluctuatinig

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poisson Signalit ................................
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USPR I) DC 621-375.4
TERPUGOV, 11. V.
'Tcomputing the.input Circuits of Limited Sensitivity Amplifiers
Using Bipolar Transistors"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika,.110 10, 1972, PP 58-63i.
Abstract: The author views the computation of input circuits
matched for noise as reducing to,the.,determination of the circuit
a lig-i 1/noise.ratio. Two cases are
parameters providing an optim 1 s -,na
consider-.d; the use of matching transformers in the input circuit
for amplifying the signal spectrum in a narrmwr frequency rLmge,
and the.use of the transformers for.ampl-ifyina a broad frequency
range, both with bipolar transistors as the axiplifyin6 elements.
In the design of the narrow-band system, where. noise paraT-iieters
within -the pass band may be considered constant, the results ob-
tained are Valid for units of hertz t6 hundreds of megahertz; in
-ers are ap-
the design of the broad-band system, the noise paramet
proximated and the results are valid from the -infrasonic to the
video frequencies. The initial given.data for the computations are
the internal resistance of the signal,source, and the equivalent
noise parameters of the transistor, with the former a simple
1/2~

U-ziSR
TERPUGUV, 11. V., Radiotekbnilm. ITO 10, 1972, pp 58-63

UDC 61~.849.19s621.375.9/.033
U510
KOZWIII A. P., WHANOV, YE. B., D114OVII Y. I., and SKSHOV,
V. A., laboratory of High Energies,, Institute of Oncology 'a. imeni 11. N. Petrov,
of Tia~lth WSR, L~ningrai~
"Distribution of Depth Doses During Irkadiation W-h Bremastrahlung from a
~B5M-25 Betatron"
Moscow, Fleditainskaja Radiologiyao Vol 17a 110 7, Jul ~2, pp 72-76
~Abstraett In exrerizents in which a water Phanton i-as used, the di5tributlon
of Ionization alonG the beam. axis upon irradiation vith bre.mzstrahlung fron
12-27 Mev at DIB
the new medic_-l betatron B514-25 in the ener67 range
values of 80, 100, and 200 cm was studied. I t was sh6i.,,n. that as the distance
from which Irradiation of the surface wa_q carried out Increased, the ioniza-
tion Muimum at E MAX F= 20-427 NOW was d1s'plAced tovaitlej greater deptha of tho
tissue-equivalent medium Irf 2.0 wid 0.9 ~cm for every meter of this distance
in irradiation with filtered and unfIlterediradlations, xespactivoly. With
increasing values of E the position of the ionization marcimixra was displaced
Max
4t the rate of 0.12 + 0.05 cmll4sv for 'both filtered and,unfiltered radiation
J/2.

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USSR uDc: 621.385.6
KAMINSKIY, F. D. , KASHIRIN, A. P., LELIOVSKIY, A. F, MATROSOV, Ye. I.,
RYARIMM, V.. A.
K.
"An Electronic SHF Device"
Moscow, Otkr-,rtiya, izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovartivye Znaki,
No 32, 1970, Soviet Patent No 270093, Class, 21, field 1-1 Jul 67, pp 215-216
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. An electronic SHF device
(such as a triode) containing an electron~optical system which is par'. of
the vacutm input- and half-wave short-circuited output (anode.) resonators and
which is made in the form. of individual ce*lls, each consisting of a cathode
and grid operating into a common anode. A.- a distinguishing feature of the
patent, the rell-ability is improved end the output power of the device is
increased by making vacuunt-tight coupling apertures for energy output in
one of the walls of the outnut rcsonator~locatcd at a high-frequency voltage
node symnetric vith the axis of tbe-device. 2. A modiTication of this device
in which the distinguishing featureiE that control of~the width of the fre-
quenel
-passband is provided by installinga rotating disc at the energy out
put point.on the axis of the de with apeituret,
vicc identicalin size and
shape to the coupling apertures, and -in the same pooitic"ZI relative to the
-axis of the device.

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TERROVEIM, V. R. (Perm%.Poral Polytechnical Institute
"The E-quivalont Support of aCircular Aperture In a Sha~ll of Revolution by a
Short - Shaun
Kiev, Prikladnaya ffekhardkat Vol ?o No 8j- 1971 PP 30-35
Abstracti The article deaJLB with a co4vex ishell of revolution of constant
thickness with a contral aperture, under the influence ol' the 5yametrie load
and, an antisynn-etric load, Within the framework of linear thitiory, an investi-
gation is made of the rainfoxvcoment of the aportuxe ofAho ahort shell of
revolution of constant thickness, Under the azoumption.that both shella have
identical elastic constants and that the stress-defornecL stato c= be broken
doun into the basic state and the edge offeatt pxramete= of equivalent
reinforcement an sought, which completely eliminate tha~concantration of
circumferential stresses bef'ore the. aperture.~ 'As an exalapla is considered a,
spherical shell with a central aperture# reiaorced by airigid rib of cylindrical
or toroidal shape. 3 figurest onie-.tablo 54iferences..
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FORMAT I ON OF RADIOACTIVE PARTICLES IN NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
Selected articles from the Russ ion- iazzuate journal Trudy Instituta.
Ek5porimentallnoy eteorologii, No. 21, 1.971, Moscow.
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Formation of Radioactive Pacttcloa In TvapoopMrLa Nuclear
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AMUNDOVA) E. D., and TERS Institute of F;-%T~arimental 1-,UcrobioI.oT-,r
and Virolo,-,j, Balm,, arAmrf%tut Hof Virol6g-j ilaeni B. I. Drariovskiy, Academy
of.Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
"'Me Role of Avian Ticks Argas persicus: and. Grnithodorus co*niceps in InIlOcting
Birds. Experinental Transmission of Infection to Chicks"
MOSCM/I Voprosy Virusologii, I 6y 1972, PP 7'P-713
Abstract: The possibility that wlan parasites A. persicus and 0. coniceps
ray act as o=ithosis reservoirs axid transmitters ~ms studied -by infecting
the ticks ~with the pa-thorten and 4 mont-hr, 1 later allo;ring them to f ced on chicks.
The latter wAnifested disease symptams in 8-10 days. O?gan nuspensious from
them, were lethal to ;,rdco on the first passage and produe-e-a t.~Picall ornithosis
agent i.
in chick embryo fibroblast ci~,lls. An infectious titer -~Ms
rzintained in ticks for not less than 6 rwnths. with inv-lr~ufivant reduction
after 4 months. Thus these ticks are imlica~--ed in ornithosis --'~ransinission
and in vai-ntaining infection foci.