SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YANOVSKIY, M.I. - YAREMA, S.YA.

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N~.OUEMS OF CHROWiTOGRAPIrY
i., (sympv3ium in Lenin,-,rad)
[Article by Correspondirlp Hember of the AS USSR Chtn
tpy
and Doccov or Chvmical Sciennea K. Y.
k,, -.1 ~.. m ; ,' I tl--
V e n i 1'. A SSSR. ortol,~r

A symposium on chromatoCraphy, dedicatvd to the memory,
VIC the DUt5Lbl)dinp Rusnian scientist M. S.: Tsvet -~'thp - founder
of tka~ motbod, the hondredth nnniversary of %hose jArth was
marked an 1770,~ was held oo 0-13 "ay, ill Leningrad.' 'It wns or-
fanx*zed by the Scientific Courmil. for Clivomatogra0hy or the AS
'
USSR --jointly lfit!h~ a tiueabc
r of acadmv'ic,wid brazich. Scientific
institutions and Vuz.
art,xcipating - in, the 3ymposium siere-over- 100 per3olm
all directions -of' chr omatngralhy. Noted for, tn(,
Cirst time in fmch a broad, azsmnbly
of chrotnatcerij4olvs were
c~
,the seiviers of .11 ' S. Tsvet in the roation, of chrottatorraphy,
whke.1i. has now becom , an irroptacoikbLe
mothod EX-mcpar"t ing Inix
'
,
turvs, ,,And. invqati~,atipr t114 propprcips of s%ib3tanctm, Tho pro:
Cmm u r r the 4yrlpos iu...1 was so compilod timt. 1 ts. par4icirgints .4~re
:mllte to obtmin.a. concept or tn- nchievemmts oid prntpects of
dovelopment,of Ole niaia directionzi or.cbromato3.raphy,
2C. V. Ch-mu tov noted Wic contrih-ALion of ehromatu-
rrnphic metisods to sciplitific. m", K. 1.
lialm'."nokiv in a report entitiod "N. S. T_'Vet Aght CjlL'orP.,&to-
griph/", x;howed that, tlo- di~~czoji!Ty of chrv=i~veraj;hy wa., I na-
turaL ntrii,-o in the dcvflop:!z~-,nt or scicitce Pnd Lochnuloj~,y. one
aucd
.4tiptil, by the trerisiticil to the u--e of increasizif;ty cotorylex
mUtticamponellt t3y!Ltems. M. S. TUVOL not Only discm-m-fid tbn
very fact of Separation of a mixture on a Inyer of aurbunt into
the conPnllents composing it, but also developed thoore ti ca L

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j Ito I I. 'itl) rl'olet-o tile punsibilitiex~ or applyin~i _-I:- clir-sitro-
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in ;o-foaturrs,
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hill holim \-, 2 ~, Ul i tza ~oyu,4a V.- ha t-ii i kov , wise vc- risk, out.- ing
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WOrjCpd is, lt~q7-kqi)2.
In ';gWrinivir tit, the roiliults of tbe syn?,~a!)jwn it sj,.oujf
n D t r-4 tl 14 1; j t c o n V i ri i nit I y d on a ns 1; r a I e d t It r It i 7 Il! V 0 1. r r t'3 I -
opment or tile thimory or Use ii'tothoe arid the bren0til all, r.- t.
or the practical problems'lleing solved bV mei of' chro m,-,t -r , V
Ams aph
At the aorne time L)m .5yriposium shoupci the nc-od for d-e-
V 0 1 ormml t 0 f tlu~c Cc t ica I im. or t i r i cct:; . es lice V w i t h tilit
f campu ts: ri, . f rs r ubs ton t iii I i ri 1,,zitr i f i ca t i an ami L'j- ic, n t;
or wcv% Q*.i Ei-i ct'votion or sm' v!3rb,'llt-5 uith it brc'n,j of
struzt%lklal. pt',~yortloz and tho pos:)ibility of 'Sbiirt:ip, tit -r-
molecuLar r%racti ons or vnrious lciilds, ami for sozirt hin,~; for :v-'w Je-,
toc tinp, nyr. Lorna with high select ivi tY .111E1 3~lrsli t ty.
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USSR UDC 621.3 .325:535-411
B. N. and YkNOVSKIY, M.~ S.
I'Single-Band Modulation in a Quasi-Optical StT ip"
Moscow, Hadiotekhnika, No 9, 1972,~pp 7-11
Abstract: This article is based oft an Author's Certificate, No.
251034, credited to the two authors~mentioned abovel, in vhich a
u
Polarization phase shifter i.,,ith reflecting phase sections in '-he
form of wire grids was proposed 1"or*quasi-optical trat-ismission
line. The present paper considers the-application of -this phase
shifter to single-band modulation.. A,cros$ section drawinry oa the
device is given together with an-explanation qfpits operation. An
expression is given for the phase shi-ft:in terms of the phase
shifter's parameters, and it is noted that this-~expression is more
complex than the i..-aveguide type of polarization phase shifter. An
expression is also obtained for its~output; spectrum) and a table
'Of the amplitudes for the useful signal conaponents in the spectrwn
is presented. The results of measurements of the phase shift on
a Michelson interferometer are given.together with an explanation
of how those measurement were. made. I It~:~is noted that the device
(toes not set up P_ back reflection in the transLiission line.
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TRC.:*ACCESSICN NG--AP0125951
_~-:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. STAiNLESS STEEL POWDER OF PARTICLE
SIZE, AO-45 mU WAS USED AS A SUPPORT F AS-- L I Q. C11
OR G R 0 Ml ATO G .THE
COLLMNS WERE PACKED wim DRY POWDER, AND A LIQ. PHASE C I L ;CCANE) WAS
APPLIED :BY PASSING ITS SOLN. IN CCL SUG4 (1.-5) THROUGH J'HE COLUMN UND;'_:R
_ACUUM (WATER PUMP). THE PERI-IEA131LITYIGF 'I
JIE POWDER F(')F-'. CARRIER GAS 4AS
PROPORTI'ONAL TO. SQUARE OF THE DIAM. 0F'THE .PARTICLE. !PPLicArION OF
SMALL SIZE PARTICLES 141TH GOOD GAS FLOW ALLOWED A DECREASE OF THE HET?
(HEIGHT EV. TO A THEORETICAL PLATE) DOWN TO 1 MM. :AN INCREASE OF COLUMN
f
UlAill. DID NOT DECREASE ITS EFFECTIVENESS, I.E. SUCH COLUMNS WERE
_~,_PARTICULARLT USEFUL FCR PREPARATIVE WORK. . USE OF H AS CARRIER GAS GAVE
BETTER., --SEPN. THAN N. . THE RELATIONS BETWEF14 HETP AND GAS FLOW ACCORDI 14G
--~~-TO_ P.ART'ICLE..SIZE- AND COLUMN. DIAM... RE GIV FACILITY: VSES.
-NAUCH.-ISSLED. OEOLUGORAZVED.,.NEFT.,~INST.t MOSCOW
t ~USSR.'
APNICLASSIFIED--

1/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--l-SOCT70
:--TITilE--SO?4E INDICES OF THE ORGANISM FUNCTIONAL STAr,E DURiNG DROWNING A114D
RIE-ANIMATION -U-
,,,-AUT.liOR~,(04)-SOKOLYANSKIY, I.F*# GERYA,!~YU.F,., ZAPLATKINA, A.I.t
-,"YANKOVSKIY'V~ V.D.

026
UNCLASSI FIED
2/
ACCESSION NO--AP0115327 PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
ABS`.rRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~THE CHANGES WERE TRACED OF OXYGEN
'NSION IN AqTERIAL BLOOD AND SK6LETAL MUSCLE, OF BLOOD PRESSURE,
TEJ
RESPIRATION, 011-DY TEMPERATURE CONCENTRATION OF THE HYDI10GEri IONS IN
BLOOD AND OTHER INDICES OF THE ORGANISM FUNClIOj*qAL STATE DURING THE
DROWNING OF DOGS IN SALT WATER AND THEIR FOLLOWING REANIMATION.
CLINICAL DEATHi COMING FROM THE LAST MOVEMENT OF,.THF THURAXv LASTED FROM
9 MIN 36 SEC UP TO 21 MIN. REANIMATI.ON OF THE DROWNED ANIMALS WAS
CARRIED OUT BY THE METHOD OF ARTIFICIAL BLOOD CIRCULATION ACCORDING TO
.S. S. BRYUKHONENKO OR ACCORDING1 TO A VARIANT.OF THIS METHOOP USING A
PUMP OF AUTOJECTOR AND A OONOR,(LIVINGIORGANISMJ.~ THE DIFFERENCE IS
SHOWN IN THE DYNAMICS OF PO SUB2 CHANGES 1N ARTERIAL BLOOD AND SKELETAL
MUSCLE- IT DECREASES IN BLOOD. QUICKER, THAN IN THE MUSCLE WHEN
.-SUBMERGING AN ANIMAL INTO WATERi AT THE SAME TIME
DURING REANIMATION,
~'.,~.AFT~Ek PROLONGED CLINICAL OEATHi PO SUB2 IN THE SKELETAL MUSCLE REACHES
CONSIDERABLE VALUES WITH RECOVERY: OF RESPIRATION ANO HEART ACTIVITYv IF
THE.,BLOUD FLOW RATE IS HIGHER THAN 10O.ML-KG-MIN. ~DATA ARE OBTAINED
EVIDENCING FOR A RELATIVELY QUICK LIQUWATION OF BLOOD ACIDOSISt AS 1,;ELL
'AS FOR THERMOGENESIS INTENSIFICATION. AFTER SWITCHING OFF THE
EXTRACORPORAL BLOOD CIRCULATIONt AS A RULEITHE- FREE OXYGEN-CONCENTRATION
THE MUSCLE DROPS. IT MIGHT BE A REASON.-FOR PUTTING THE REANIMATED
N PRESSURE.
ANIM.ALS INTO CON.OITIONS OF THE ELEVATED.3XYGE,
FAC 11. 1 TY_: DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY OF HYPO'AND PYPE ROXYt THE A. A.
BOG014OLETZ INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOLOGYt ACADE.*4Y*OF SCIE14CESP UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNC LASS I F I E D

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~2/2 021 UNCLASSIFEEP PROGES54ING DATE-20i"40V70
C-IRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0116401
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF EPITAXIAL ADSORPTION
OF TFE- SUL VEN T IN GROWING ALPHA AL SUB2 0 SUI33: FROM AlLi~ALI AND ALK.
EARTH TUNGSTATE MELTS WAS STUDIED AT 1100-125C-DEGREES, THE HEXAGONAL
:DrPYRAM!ij WITH (128AR43) EDGES WERE RETAINED AT GRpWTH RATES Of 0.1-25
MM-CAY, kEGARDLESS OF THE ALKALI..OR ALK. EARTH OXIDE PRESENT IN THE
SOLVENT9 'rrITH THE EXCEPTION OF CRYSTALS OBTAINED BY SPUNIANEGUS CRU5TN.
-FRUP SR~iG SUB4 ArCVE 1400DEGREES. IN T111S, CASEt RHOMOB,HEDRAL CRYSTALS
-WITH (10h~ARIII EDGES IWERE Gi3TAINED. THE ADON.: QFA'RYOL.1I'E CALCO. UN THE
BASIS Gil_-~ NA SUI36- W SUBS J SUB,27 PLUS XNA SUB3 ALF' SU86 YIELDS YNA PRIME
POSITIVE PLLS (X-2)A!. SULiZ 0 SU03 PLUS ZWO SU84 PRltljE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
PLUS UI%U SU63 F GAVE TRUNCATED PYRAMIDS AND 81PYRARIDS WITH
hEiGhT:CIAGCNAL RATICS FRGM 1:1 TO-1:10. THE ISIDE~iPLANES 122BAR431 AND
(1013AR11) REMAINED. THE (22BAR43) PLANES GREW IN.LAYERS STARTING
PRIMARILY F-14CM THE SHA-0 APCXES. THESE LAYERS END IN RECTILINEAR
MACRGSCCPIC STEPS IN THE (BAR1100) DIRECTION. ATSUFF-4CIENTLY HIGH
TEMPS, iADSORPTION DECkEASED, GROWTH BECAMERHOM13CHEDRAL,, AND THE
'~F,' NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
DEF-C.MM, (,F PCLYMEK ANICIIS GN ISOLATED hC.SU54. PRII
TETRAHEDkUNS, IN T14C PRESENCE Of J~.LIJGRIDI-S-w DEVELCHI) BASAL PINACOIDS.
'ILITY:- ;POS(:,Gifr USSR*
MOSK. GOS. UNlV* I:M LOMONOSUVAP, .1

USSR MC-531-789-1-087-92.0B2-13
39TM, L. G., V. YA.
Yao'_2
"Vibration-Frequency Pickup f or lig-aburing Torque and Axial Forces"
V ob. Vibratsionno-chastotn. Drcobrazovateli Ch. _'I(Vibration-Frequency
Converter--collection of works)- Part L Mosq 7, '77-ne
? rgiya",, 1970. Pp 93-
104 (from * Wh-M,,atrolo~:iya i lzmeritel naya, Tekhnika No 8, Aug 70, Abstract
NO-8-32-329)
Translation: Description is given of or-e- and two-covonent vibration-
frequency pickups of torque and axial forces:on rotatirig shafts, desiEned by
RIM? (Sci-Res and Design Inst for.Testing"Equipurnt Instruvents and blass
Measurement Devices). It in shown that the freqtjency output of converter
allows efficiently to solve the problem of, information! tranafer from the
rotating shaft -Athout tbe loss of accuracy during c4anging of the parameter
of reader and also of the co.-mmmication linei The design circuits of some
torque pickups are presented and also accuracy cbaracteristics of the pickups.
Description is given of a non-contact current reader uded in torque pickups.
9 ill., 1 table, 7 bibl. entries. Resume

USSR U.I)c 531 -789 4 - 087.5P- - (M
fiINELWXGV-VMMEV, G. A., YwrWI'qEI4.Y
ffect of Centrifugal Forces on -the. Peif6rm:6ce of Tor4ile Plekups"
T sb. Vibratsionno-chastotn. lDreabrazovateli CIL. I (VibriLtion-Frequency
Cbzwerter--collection of works), Part 1J1 140sco~~ "E#ergiya" I9r7O pp 104-112
(from RM-Metrologiy;~L i Izmeritellnaya Tek~ ika, No 8, 'Aug 70i Abstract
]Mb 8 -3-2--3-117
Translation: The vibration-frequency pickups for measuring torque and axial
forces, mounted on rotating shafts, are subjected to the,action of consider-
a1le centrifugal forces. . Description is given of several- designs of torque
and axial force pickups and the effect of.centrifugal forces on the netrolog-
liml characterisiics of two types of* pickups are considered. Fornrilas are
given for the quantitative estimate of. centrMwal errors and description of
Ute method of compensation of some forms of errors, 5 illlo, Ibibl. entry.
Res=6
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CjRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121075
R
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTo THE DURATION OF REFRACTORY PE1.100
'OF 75 NEURONS IN THE CAT'S AUDITORY CORTEX.,ACTIVATED BY A CLICK WITH A
LATENT.PeRIOD NOT MORE THAN 30 MSeC. WAS STUDIED~BY THE PAIRED CLICK
~METHOD. THE INVESTIGATION WAS PERFORMED~ON CATS.UNOER~D TUBOCURARINE.
68 UNITS HAD NO SPONITANLOUS SPIKE ACTIVITY, IN 7 NEURONS IT WAS RARE A~ID
.-IRREGULAR.- IT WAS FOUND THAT THE CONDITIONING CLICK PRODUCED IN
--ACTIVATED UNITS,THE STATE OF PROLO.NGED REFRACTORINESS TO THE TFSTING
-ONE,. THE DURATION OF REFRACTORINESS RANGE~O FROM 3. Ta '100 '4SEC. THE
REFRACTORY. PERIOD OF EACH UNIT WAIS CONSTA
NTt BUT IJ VARIED IN iIFFERENT
NEU RUN S o 4 DEPENDENCE WAS FOUNO BETWEEN:THE NU!48FR OF CELLS ACTIVATED
BY. I*HE TEST CLLCK AND LINTERCLICK INTERVAL. WHEN THE INTERVAL 3ETWEEN
TWO CLICKS BECAME SHORTER THE NUMBER OF INEUROUS ACTIVATED BY THE SECOND
CLICK DECREASED. IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT,SU-CH INTERRELATIONSHIP --%i[GHT BE
A:NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISM QF,SHORT Tl,-,!E TNTEKVAL PERCEPTION
DICR IMI NATION. FACILITY: THE,A#,At f3OGpmbLETZ.INSTITUTE OF
HY
P
-S 10L.OGY,,~,,- A C AD E MY OF SCIENCEcSl,'UKP-Alt IAN,:SSAr KIEV.
UNCLASSIFIED

-T-
USSR UDO 53-08+535-653
YBFIMOV, V. X., !SKOL-DSKIY, A. M., and YANSI
'IDetection of a -Point Signal in. Noise 'f or IMS.ge~ of Discrete
Structure"
lrovoslbirsk, LvtoraetriY4, No 6, 1971, PP 42-52
Abstract: In the photographic recording of small objects of low
11rightness, as iin the registxation of vreak staro or 'aser loca-
tion of the moon, a method of increasing the sens-4. tivity of the
recording equipment is through an el ectronic-optical convert,or.
S11 -ace the use of high-gain converters in, such re.cording systems
Involves substantial difficulties becauve of the, limitat ions in
T
the dynaiaic rmige of the photoumt rial;usod as tho momp y device,
tile mithors of this article analyze,~the posstbilltieEB of the tra-
ditional met,
thod of single-fram r4emory.,pd izopoqe methods for
broadening theze possibilities. YMItiframel,mmory is also dis-
aussed Experiments are described to determine the probability
o
deteation Of the poi_)It Sir
f ".-Jal in noise, wid description of
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ED,
-,-TiTLE-PURGUS POLEMERS AS ADSOR13ENTS 'AND SUPPORTS IN. GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
im'AUTHUR-104)-UST INQVSKAYA [.A., GAVRIL,INAv: L.YA. MALAKhOVv B.b.y YANSHIN,
',COUNIRY OF INFL-1--USSR
~~..SGURCE-IZVESTIYA SIBIRSKOGO OTOELENIYA AKAD Mll NAU*K SSSR, N*0 4v SERIYA
k,i MlciiESK IKH NAUK, 1970, NR Z, P P:. 18_22~
E PUBLISHED
SUSJ E Cl AREAS-CHEMISTRY
Olt tAGS POLYMER, ADSORPTION, GAS. CHROMATOGRAPHY, :P40~.0SITY/1U)POLYSOR111
MARKING--NU RESTRICTIONS
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Refiadt kit, iai$
ory !er
USSR UDC 666-764.62
ANTONOV, G. 1. and YAV1 I S P., Ukrainian Scientific Rese-aa-ch Institute
:vf Refractories, a OV, S. M., and PUTZHIMMA, ; F. I.I., institute of Metal-
f the fixtademy:of Sciences Kazakh; SSR
lurgy and Ore Drezsing oL
cide and
_,~P6riclase-Spinel Refractories We of;Natiiral-wBrine Mmignesium Ox
Concentrated Chromite.
Moscow, Ogneupory, No 9, 1971, PP 35-40
Abstract: Periclase-sDinel refractories made of pure materinis (brine mEi.Cnezium
oxide and Lim_veraayskiy chromite) are compared with the corresponding refrac-
tories made. of ordinary-grade me~guesium oxide and chromite . Fzqeriment-al
- i- nd
axticles fabricated in the te~A comparison verQ 230 x .1~5 x 65 i'm ill S 17e a
-were molded on a hydraulic press at a preasure of 1200 Irg/cmr-. For articleo
made from ordinanj gradc m::-~terials, silicate: impurities jrere found to clearly
~affect cvwpactlon, Tn contra,t, a high temperaturc~ J ''or the cmitiet of deformation
under load kurnwal-las of 1-7500) 1,fas found to: 111ade of, brille
magnesium oxide and con-centra'ed klimper8avskiy chromite. Thtasi.- -articles
showed less-linear (at a load of 2 k9/cm2):and less add1tiona-1 (10 hr at
17500 exposure) shrinkage. The microstructure of articlt~s made from pure
ble fraction of periclase bonds not- across silicates,
materials showed a siza
-but across secoiidary spinel. Two illustrations: six tables.

USSR UX 541-12-1:547--,81.9'241-057
RUMIT, G. P., PAZTARE, S. YA and. Latirian "Order of the Red
-P.
B=ner of Labor" State University Imni tuchka
"Tetranhenylphos-Dhonium Salts of ;)C -Furandithiocai-boxylie, Dithiopilyeronylic
and 2-flydroxydithiobenzoic Acids"
Riga, Izvestiya, Pkademii Nauk LatvIyskoy SSR,:Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 2,
1972, PP 163-160'
Abstract- The st)-actrophotorcetric method was used to determine the ionization
constants Of thiolthionic grouDs in!X-furanditlii-ocarba)~),I.ic acid (PKCSSII
2.04) and dithiopiperanylic acid (D-KCSSII = 2.29). Using radioactive isotopes,
the authors studied the tire de-aendence of the degree of extraction of' zinc,
nickel and trivalent iron compounds, with tetraphenylphosphonium salts of
U-furandithiocarboxylic acid, dithiopipt:!ronylic acid 4.tncl 2-hydroxydithioben-
zoic acid 8qrving as reactants. It was found in all citnes that equilibrium is
reached alowly due to the hylrophobic nature of the tetrapheDylphosphonium ion.

USSR UDC:66.9-405:(53~+S35
KULIK 1. 0. YA14S
"The Josephson Effect in Superconducting 'Nnnel Stzuctures'l
Effekt Dzhozefsona v Sverkhprovadyashchikh.Tunnellnyllh Struhturakh
[English Version Above], Moscow., Nauka:Press, 1970,- V2 pages (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika', No. 11, 1970;*Abstract No. 11 Ye
118SK, Unsigned)
Abstract: Contents of the monograph: Chapter r. Tileory of the Joseph-
son Effect. Chapter 11. Experimental Study of Stable Josephson Current.
Chapter 111. Experimental Study of Unstable Josephsdn Effect. Extensive
Bibliography.

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".-TI.TLEF. -EFFECT Q~ F~ FLUCTUATMNS ON THE 0EPC-NDr_,NCE' 0 f: 1*11E JQ,~~PHSe'
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COUNTRY OFr'-,f 114FI3_-USSR
-S 0 U R C E'- - -7 H URN A LEKSPE RI ME NTAL NOYITEORETICHESKOY PEZIKL, 1970, VOL 58,
~tlR 51,-PP,1497-1510
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SC;U.LLATlot4j
'CURR I:N T ,THERMAL EFFECT, STRUCTURE STABIL-ITY,
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'_SUPERCONDUCTI V TY
"WITROIL -MARK ING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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2/2 041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--*_2'7NOV70
I R CA CC ESS 10IN NO--AP0127658
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. T14E ANOMALOUS DEPENOENCES OF THE
CRITICAL JOSEPHSON CURRENT ON AAGMETIC FIELD STRENGTH ARE INVESTIGATED
FOR.SN, SM JUNCTIONS. IT IS SHOWN THAT THE PECULL-IlkIrIES 1113SERVE0 ARE
DUE~TO THERMAL FLUCTUATIONS AND INHOMOGENEITIES OF JH& 13ARRIER LAYER
FLUCTUATIONS). THE INFLUSNCE. OF 3MERG ENERGY, JUNCTION
T
MPERATURE AND, EXTERNAL CIRCUIT RESISTANCE ON SHAPE OF TiE SU C I
Et 1 1 B H
IS STUDIED. BOTH THERMA L'.ANO~ SMOCTURAL FLUCTUATIONS
'14 AMPLITUDE I SUBC (H] WHICH Is
CAM LEAD TO A GECREASE OF THE OSCILLATfOl
.~MORE RAPID THAN I-H. HOWEVER IF MERIMAL- FLUC:TUArlo,%s OESTROY THE
OF THE JUNCTION1 THE STRUCTURAL~; FLUCTUATIONS WILL LEAD
-TO THE~ Ar
'APPEARANCE OF A (B CKGROUNDY SUPERCONDUCTING CURRENT WHICH 1114LY
EP FACILITY:
WEAKLY DE ENDS ON THE MAGNET.IC FIELD STRE.INGTH.
F I -TEKMNICHFSKfY fNSTITUT NIZKfKH TERPE RILTUR AN QKRAINSKUY SSR.
Z 1. KO
vu

USSR
AT.11n
KERM, IYAR.- PURIUMA, BI RUTA; A34D
"Bone and Blood Vessel Prosthesis"'
Riga, Nauka I Tekhnika, NO 8, 19?1, PP 25-29
Abstracti Scientists in the field of biomechanics are directing research
toward determining the elasticity, deformative properties, and strength of
blood vessel walls and bone tissue, and. how- they chanOe with agge and wider
stress. The possibilities of producing.synthetic maU~rials as effective as
natural tissue are being investiguted, as well as the improvement of prostheses.
Blood vessel Drostheses are emphasized because of the high incidence of
atherosclerosis. Corrugated lavsan prostheses are Liostl widely used in the
USSR. Special stretching machines are used to tost thro ability of reconstructed
arteries to withstand arterial pressure; the results axe implenentcd in
p-nactice, Experiments are being made to over come haxdenInG, and stoppage in
longt narrow prostheses by combined prostheses which x6ingorce part of tho
xeconstructed arterj or vein. A new method~of cultivating prostheses in
living tissue has been tested on animalst but the practical.value of this
process is unknown. Experiments are In progress to define the. ditointegration
process of arterial walls in cases of closedtrauma.~ Research on bones in
chiefly directed toward studying deformative properties and stability. No
adequate substance has yot 'oeen found for bone prosthezes. Mletal or alloys

1-1-1-.
_ . 2/2 1
L -- -c

USSR uDc: 621.515.018.001f~24
"On Selecting the Parameters for a Turbine Compressor St*age"
'Tr. Iblosk. vyssh. tekhn. uch-shcha im.-N. E. Baumana (Works of the Mloscow
Higher Technical AcadeiMr imeni N. E. Bauman): 1970, No 134, pp 80-84 (from
RZh-Turbostroyeniye, No 8, Aug 10', Abstract No 8.49.99)
Translation: Establishment of the interrelationship bet',teen structural end
gas-dynamic parameters of a turbine comprdssor stage over a wicle range of
variatior. gave a bazis for plotting nomogre= which can be used as a guide
4ith optimum angle ap and ratio DI/D2 forevaluating tbel basic, parameters
of the stage for predetermined values of the quantities I, G., and Lh.t
imd for a given velocity 112. A comparison of the data found in -testing the
turbine coupressor stage with those obtained w-ith calcul;ttions by the pro-
posed nethod showed satisfactory agreezent- Two illustrations, bibliography
of eleven titles.

USSR uDc 612-821-3
MISON Z A.1 iaboratovf of the Electrophysiology of Conditioned Reflexes in
'wWn~irais and Y--n, Institute of Higher Nevrous Activity and 116urophysiology,
Academy of Sciences USSR, Yosc(Ylf
"The Effect of the Mesencephalic Reticular Formation on Spatial Synchronization
of Brain Potentials"
Ibscov, Zhurnal Vysshey Nerrnoy Deyatellnosti imeni I. P. Pavlov, Vol 23, No 1,
Jan/Feb 73, PP 159-165
Abstract: In rabbits, electrical stimulation (1010-1.50,c/sec, 3-7 V, 0,5-1
msec impulses) of the mesencephalic reticular fomation either reduces (23% of
the anim.1s) or enhances (69%) spatial synchronization of bn-;~in cortex poten-
tials. In the latter case, two periods of maximum synchronization occur: the
first in 1-5 min and the second in 10-15 min- StimtLLation of the reticular
forrantion also increases spatial synchronization of the potentials of subcorti-
-ions located,between the ra~bcortical structures
cal structures and of format
and the cortex. Daring the periods.of rAximim synchrohization in the cortex.,
the subcortical. and cortical potentials becoi~;e very sizd-lar, and this t3imi-
larity is evidently one factor causing the symchronization peaks.
-30--

IJSSR U 7-13, 541-1206
GRIGOIVYEV, V. !"11.) and YAOI
"Step~'dse, Combustlion of the Propane-Air Mixt,-irxe in a Tub!!"
Pbscoif, Zlhurnal Fizichc!skoy I'l i--di, VO-1 46, N~ 3, '(2, PP 7"'
Xostract: D~-IrirE; th~! of a prapane-air m Lx c 2L n
ice-Ily ->ealed tube &i iruzi in div.7mtc-r.~md 4650 Yam ioni7, i-niti;ally a SI,
P'I'A'2~7-
increx-fic in pressura vas until a =Iyjm"un m-r~
Emm dropped, to b-C fallowed. Inv a oiivarp jump.. Oil tj-'C 1-1-azi'~; c" tl--~
I
character of i~~-VanrJ-On in a closeA volume) it 1-1u, a!;rmrod the
mchanisn of mlfbuction in u, ca~,-plex therm,?d cha-in in w~dch raa-
currettly vith heat evolution a pbaae of an, elementary w-- ol V-OOuatal, i,,
ys
takes place.

US, S R UDC: 621.31-3 5212: 51338 .4
B)NDARCh
IUK, A. P., GIIRBUZOV, V. N.Y ZASLAIISKIY, B. I., A-RUPIP!K0 Yu. S.
U121ZHINA, Ye. I., YMIOVSKIYX Ye. I.
-,tIjIn Open-Cycle MID Electric Power 111ant.Base.d on Natura-
I Gas 14ith Chemical
tion. of Exhaust-Gas Heat
R
egenera
TE.,piotekhn. Probl. Pryam3go Preobrazovaniya Energii ZIleat E_Ilir~eering Froblem
.0
f the Direct C-nvcrson of Energy -_ Collection of Worksf, No 4, Kiev, Nauk.
-Duraka Press, 1973, pp 10-19 (Translated from.Relarativnyy Zhiarnal Turbostroyen-
iye, No 11, 1973, J'Vbstract No 11.4-9-153)
Translation: Results are presented from analysis of various factors: raEnetic
induction B quantity of additive, end effects and air heating 1, r;.~ mi e r a 1, u 3or i
thp thcrmodynnnic offectivene.'-sr, ??t;t of tin MID clectric paver p1ant
w:Uh a f t tine chanjiU of the, INID genei
-ator and a st.-im turldne Imml
procesding
~ _~ of the f0el (vatcr converSion) using natural as t1le fuel C
ci~Lations of the 1.2iD w--wer plant tire presented for a con~um,-Aioii of
products of 2COO 11-g1sec uz.-inr two types of m1loctic systf-m., nonsupercon-
ducting and superconduct J, n.,-. For tho, nonrmpercordu2tini- M15, 77, f t, 1e
1,51110111 chamirren 0"thi n of' 504";,"',
tind 51-52, .%s Tj in J.'ro!-!

'USSR
BONDARCHWEZ, A. P., et al., Teplotekhn. Probl. Pryaraogo Prcobrazovaniya -E~iergii,
No 4) 1973, pp 10-19
6.5 T at air temperatures of 11C0 and 15000K respectively. Por a superconduct-
ing IS with B--O" T with a pmmr plant capacity of 2500 qst increases by
3-5-6.5% as air temperature is increased from 1100 to 15000K. It is established
that the-presence of end sectors causes an increase in total length of t 'I eIrHD
generator and an increase in losses to cooling, roducing Injecti
on of
St.
K2C03 with 1 wt. 'M K decreases 7? 3t by 1.5%.- Probletlas of vater conversion of
Methane are studied. It is concluded that the "eED power plant discussed is
quite promdsing. 5 Figures; 13 Diblio. Refs. ~M. 1. Osipov

USSR UDC S38.4
BAKANOV, Yu. A., DRONNIK, L. M., LEV IN M.* N.,,j YICH,. Y. K.,
RESHET KO, L. M., STRIZHAK, V. Ye., TOU14ACH, I. M.,,TROITSKIY-, S. R.,
YANTOVSKIY, Ye. I.
"Experimental Study of Liquid-Metal Induction Machine: in PUMP Model
7-ye Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodihamike. T: 1 [Seventh Conference on hiagne-
tic Hydrodynamics, Vol 1], Riga, Zinatnye Press, 1972:, pp 20-23, (Trans-
Q
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mckhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No
11 R43 b
y V. V. Blagov).
Translation: The operation of a liquid-metal inducti:n machine in the
pump mode was studied in a potassium Circuit with a working pressure of up
to 60 kg/cmz. The working characteristics of -the maciiine are presented for
a temperature of SOOQ.
The experimental results allowed the relationshi: of the dimensionless
U2 P
criterion 11 APV 11a to the velocity ratio VIVs =1 - S to be established
s
:(whereV is the synchronous speed of the r'ilJtating field, V is the velocity
S
of the metal, AP is the pressure drop developed, S isithe slipping, a is the
conductivity U is the applied volta e). M the,temperature changes from
9
1/2

USSR the 6~1'3W~8.4
YAJITOVSKlYt YE. I.,,and TOMACHO 1. M.
Magnitogidrodinamicheskiye Go I-1agnetohydrodynatAc Gen
noratory U orators),
Izdatellsivo Hauka, floscow, !972t 424 pp
''Translation. of Forewords The NO power generation problem is one of the leading
in power engineering because this mothod.of-elect.-cical,,er-erC,,y production has
many economical and technological advantagas4' The most detalled studies of
100 have been carried out in the WSR and USA where expsrimental units operate
on combustion pro&ucts with potassium additives. A povre'LTul i M generator
at the Institute of Power Engineering Imeni. G.. M. 1Cr-zh1j,,haP_orsUy can te men-
tioned as an example. Dosigning and buildl na of this pnerator$ as well &s
of many otherst ezpeclally those operating-on liquid metals,vere preceded
by,many studies that Lwted for vany years, The autho'ra of this book contri-
buted substantially to the design of the,above Wganexa;tor.:
The maxrjr technological difficulties encountered In I'M power generation
on an industrial level should not weaken the efforts of-researchers because
JOM generators are the most promising means for energy Onvailzion, and they
axe capable of producing eleetz-1cal poiifjr Compaxable to qonyeniont power plants.
43

USSR
YANTOVSKIYj YE. I., and TOUIACHp 1, M., Hagnetohydrody"Mamic Generators,
Izdatellstvo N-Auka, Moscow, 1972, 424 pp
If we trace back the historical development of the gas turbine, which
can be roughly compared with the, M generatorp we can.distinguish three
basic stages# designing the -turbine by P. D. Kuzlminskly in 1892p application
of gas turbines in the aviation industry in 19459, and completion of the po,,.,er-
lan
Aul gas turbine power station at the Krasnodar Thermoelectric Power P t
in 1970.
Analogously with gas turbine developr4entg It cam-be predicted that a
powerful M11 power generating plant- will be:built not sooner, than 15-20 years
from now, provided the now energy production xethod is,~activoly puraued in
the~ffttux--Q, The deoign of the U-25 OXI)OXIMental, indiustrial pilot unit by the
Institute of High Temperatures of the Achdomy,of Scienebs USSR.was an important
atep,in the right direction.
It is quite possible that MiD generators will appear much sooner as
sources of energy for space research,
This book should occupy an Important place among numorous publications
devoted to individual aspectsp as. well as: to the general MID problem$ because
of ~a, systematic and broad coverage,.of~.thebretdcal probloas combined with the
design aspects of the MM generators

li, i4nd t~ llltwiLt
USSR
YAh7OVSX1Yt YE. I., and TOLVIACH, 1. M.,~ Hapetohydxodywamio Generatorst
Izdatel'stvo Haukap Moscout 19721 424 pp
As a result of long-lasting research on the subject, the authors formed
a definite point of view regarding the advantages of PMD generators oper-ating
on combustion products (loop-type). Liquid-metals will be best suited for
alternating current generators. The final- selection d the: type of generator
will be decided by experiments.
This book will be of interest to reseax-choxs, ensineexs, and students
because It covers broad aspects of bydrodynanic benerators andpresents
definite conclusions about eachtopic,
Table of Contentst e
'Foxavord'.
5
Authors, note
6
introduction
Chapter L~ Electrical conductivity of ionized gas
i.1 Types of ionization 13
102 Thermal ionization 14
-1#3 Honequilibrium (frozen) ionization
17
1.4 Ionization and electrical.co~duc*'Avity in olectric field
at high temperature~-o~ electrons. 18
3AI
44 -

USSR UDC 621,316-546t621-313-29038.4-
YAhTOVSIaY, YE. 1.
BOGUSIAVSIaY, V. A., TOMACHt 1. M. and
"Study of the Commutation of a Strong Direct Current~Using a Molten Metal
in a-Rotating Magnetic Field"
Riga# Magnitnaya Gidrodinamikap no 4t Oct-Dee ?2, pp 95-101
Abstracts A unit for studying the co=utation of strong cuxrentz with the
aid of molten metal is described which consists of a!non-conducting, hermeti-
cally sealed cyclinder partially filled1with molten metall, electrodes inserted
inside the cylinder and an external- nonferrous Inductor of the rotating field.
When the inductor is switched on the molten -metal is. uncoiled and forms a
rotating and conducting sylinder and closes the main:circudt. Switching
the inductor off leads to the fall of molten zetal from the force of gravity
and to a break in the circuit, Questions of comparing the linear device with
centrifugal device8t determination of the mWmum cul"Vnt of short eircuiting
and calculation of the nonferrous stator field aro discussud. Experiments
Ire
a=, described on a model of a switch with -commutationa. of d at urrent up
to IM a and a voltage of 220.-v with forcing of. the contr0l, voltage

NNW
.04
USSR UDC:53742264537.311.33]:539.16
TVANKTNA, M. S., YANT
peyatui6 Coefficient of
"Influence of Gamma-Quantum Bombardment on Tem
Linear Expa KCI 'KBr"
nsion of Solid Solutions-in the System
-t [News of-Toms kTolytechnical Institute),
.~,.Izv. Tomsk. Politekhn. In
'Vol. 184, pp. 40-51, 1970 (Translated from Referativny~ Zhurnal,Fizika,
No. 11, 1970, Abstract No. 11 Ye 1093 by:Yu. Nikolayev)
Abstract: The influence of isodog- 'bombardment of gwmna-quanta oil the
temperature coefficient of linear expansion!(d) of solid solutions in
the KCI-KBr system is studied as a. function of composition of tile solu-
tion, and the inf luence of a bcmln~6w-nt dose on a of solid solutions of
~various compositions is also investigated.. MeaSUTements were performed
using a carcitive dilatometer by the Beat method,with,an accuracv of
�16~. deg- . It js demonstrated that after bombardment 0( of solid
solutions increases lesGthan a of pure crystals i 'As the. bombardment dose
increases, the concentration of radiation-induced defects increases moye
1/2

USSR UDC: 519.2
ALEKSANDROV, Yu. A. , YANTSH,VLICH,: A., A.
"Concerning S. N. Bernshteynls Sto:chastic Bridge--"
Vestn. Khar1kov. un-ta (Kha'r1kov'Univiersity Herald), 1972,
No 83. Mathematics and Mechanics~zvyp 37, p 77-8S (from
P
RZh-Kibernetika, No 8, Aug 72, ALtra~t No
Translation: In a paper at the InteTnational Congress on Re-
lations--Fe-tween Random Quantities held in Zu"rich in 1932,
S. N. Bernshteyn introduced a new class of random processes
stochastic bridges (recurrent chains). -- which are a gen-
oralization of Markov Processes.' Injinding1the laws of proba-
bility disti-ibution for stochastic. bridge.-,, it is necessary to
set not only the initial distributianp but O.sa the final dis-
tribution. In this paper,. relations, area ostiti)IJshed bct%~icen
stochastic bridges, stocha.stic. differentialAICILlations, and
the.corresponding equations~_for probability distribution den-
and several examples are: zonslidered. Authors' ab-
stract.

USSR
UDC: S19.2
ALEKSANDROV, Yu. A.$
"On Constructive Methods i h 'h y of Quasi-Markov Pro-
n t 6 T eo
cesses"
Vestn. Khar1kov. un-ta (Khaylkov University Herald), 1972, No
83, Mathematics and hdnics,..vyp.: 57~ pp 6T-77:(from RZh-
''-Kibe'rnetika, No 8, Aug 72,-Ab~stract No 18VI04)
Translation: The method of parabolic equations is frequently
used E studying high order.stochastic differential equations.
Howevery this method is based onlexpanding the phase space and
-reducing the corresponding problem t,o-the Maikov case. But
such a.course is not always advisable if we~are interested in
the probability distribution densItips of solution of the
initial stochastic differential equations rather than in the
-joint probability distribution densities:of the solution and
its deriva-tives.
In this paper, the "inversell,problem ii considered: re-
S
lations are postulated between the "probabi'lity" flow and the

SSR
ALEKSANDROV, Yu. A., YANTSEVICH, A. A., Vestn. KharIkov. un-ta
1972, No 83, Mathematics and Mechanics, vyp.. 37, pp 67-77
probability distribution densities, andthe corresponding
stochastic differential equation is ~then already:restored
in accordance with equations for the one-dimensional proba-
-bility.distribution density usingithe corresponding model
equations. Although the solution,of the problem.is not un-
ambiguous, it is quite useful in~studying dy~lamic systems
described by high order stochastic differential equations.
Authors' abstract.
2/2

I niT-
qj~
L66R UDC: 519.2
KL9BAHOVA, G. B., YAh
ILEVTCH4_ A.
f Interpolation ot Random VLelds
Concerning a Problem of
V sb. Mat. fiz. i funkts. analiz (Mathematical Physics ~Lnd Functione-1 Anal-
ysis--collection of works), vyp. 2, 1971, pp-41-44 (from RM-Xibernetika,
No 4, Apr 72, Abstract Itio 4V90)
Translation: A formula is derived for restoring realiziftions of a homo-
geneous random field with analytical covariation function with respect to
the values at the intersections of a periodic 'lattice. This formula is used
to evaluate the Drobability of an-overswing ofthe,field,beyond a certain
fixed level in terms of the probabilities of oversving at lattice inter-
sections. Authors' abstract.
:L
MINI==
i 0 S El

Fd3frae-tor'y Muterial S.
USSR uDc 666.76:620.1
BLUVS.=, -CIN' M. (deceased), MUM, Z. K. (P-U-Union In5--itute Of
Rafxac~ories), DIILF~Ilis' V. 11.1 ;~~p YMNAS, V. L. ~ Y'"Iuz!A.W
-Ao I.-Linstitute for Phyricw-- an! Technical Problems, of Power Engineerin-'-'
9~
v4~Vemy of Sciences Lithuapnieai SSR) And! RABILHOVICH, 14 A. (-Snigirevskiy
Plant of Refractory Articles~
"Strength of Ultralight-Weig~-ht.Refracto:i-ies"
Moscow, Ogneupory, lo 2, June 72, pp 43: 47
Abstract: The Institute for.Physical and Technical Probler-,-, Acadenty of
Sciences Lithi=-uian SSR has desigued, bu,iltu,and adapted for practical
application an set-up for tezting the tensile, caiapresaive, -:.nd bending
strength of refractories at teri-0--ratv-res -';.j to 120,,)C)C. A
BV-662.inductan-Ce D-;'c-kljp is used for both, measuring and reca::-,ding the
d"--orm-i-don valu--
--5 -Fcr Vac lattertuo tA~~z of streoa tzist's. Me tezt
mat--.-i&Is ,ere S~JB-O,h una "I-B-0.16 ult- briclui.
Ciwves are sh--wn to il-',-~trate 'Ll!ie streia5ft'-h '~Uues cf the bricks as a
function Of ten=j~~ra-ure ana alyllmranz d~c-nsitjj. Mhere in 0,-Lky a slight
I'll to 700-8000C At 0 '12
variance in storenf- C ic. a In-I -ed
t
ncreaae in streucfh fQr all t yyea of. load teIrAu's. At !C03,0-1.10OCC and hig',;.er

.- I i I - - z ,, .1 ~ '. Iri .: :~ 7 - I . . 1 : ; :.
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UNCLASSIFIED MOCESSiN[jr DATE--IISEP70
T-jTV2--_THE FIR.3T RESULTS OF DEEP SEISMIC SOUNDING IN:THE:BAIKAL RIFT ZON'E
U
,,AUTHOR_K,RYLDY# SoVot MISHENKINi B.P.9-KRUPSKAYAr G.,V.t PETRIX, G.V.9
YA~02.gvlm TeAs
NTRY OF INrO,--USSR
Off
C
~SOURC E-GEOLOG IYA I GEOFIZIKA,19TOY~ NR 1 (121) PP 84;--91
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
UBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND 06EANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--SEISmIC SOUNDING, EARTH CRUSTf SEISMKC WAVEj 'MCHOqOVICIC
~DISCnNTI-NUITY, ELASTfC WAVE
:__'~CONTRGL 4ARKING--NO kESTqICTIONS
CLASS -UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1986/12,90 STEP NO--U4/0210/70/000/001/0084/0091
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103172
UNCLASSIFIED

~PRUCESSING DATE-11SEP70
2/2 .014 UNCLASSIFIED
'j,CIRC' ACCESSION NO--AP0103172
-4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(V) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FIRST RESULTS OF STUDY OF TH"
EARTHtS~CRUST OF BAIKAL RIFT ZONE AND SOUTHERN END OF THE SIBERfAN
'PLATFORM, CARRIED OUT 13Y THF PUNCTATE, SOU,
ND I NG MEVHrjO USING THG WAVES OF
-DIFFERENT TYPES ARE.LISTEO IN THE PAPER, THE CHANGES OF SEIS41C
DISCONTINUITIES RELIEF, INCLUdING THE'MONO AND ALSO ELASTIC WAVES
VELrjC-l-TIES:ALONG THE ROUTE OF STUDY ARE REPRESENTED IN:THE SUI-1,11iARY
SECTION OF THE EARTHIS CRUST. IT IS ESTABLISHED THAT THE MOHO
*DISCONTINUITY IN BAIKAL RIFT.ZONE IS CHARACTERIZED BY DECREASED VALUES
OF~ELASTIC--WAVES.VELOCITIES. "THE R00th ~:AND IVANT MOOT" ARE ABSENT IN.THE
REL I EF OF THE,.EARTW-S CRUST BASEMENT*
UNC
LASSIFIED

USSR
UDC: 535-417:531-717
YANUSFEEWICH, E. P.
"Interference Method for Measuring Hole Dia,"aeter Using Certified Internal Gages"
Moscow, lzmeritelinaya Tekhnika,'No 9, 1970~,t 33-36~
Abstract: A method is described for measurirv
t he d i --ra et, e rof holes in rind; gages
made from transparent material such as glass or -uartz' The method consists of
using interfereme bands for dete=ining an equal thickness of the dimen3ional d-if-
ference of the ring gage and t~e certified.internal gaEel placed w-Whin the ring
gage. The error of the special Internal gage Ao es- not, e1cceed 0.07 microns. The
measurement error of the method does not exceed-0.1 microns. Driginal article:
four figures, five f ormulas, and seven bibliographic entries.
l65

USSR UDC
5 31. 717
qjaasi~rement of Openings by the Absolute InterPerence MGthod"
IMoscow, Izmeritelina-ya To Idmilca Nd 10, Oct 70,~ pp 22-25
Abstract: Adescription is iven of a,~method for measuring
9 C7
openings in ring gages made of transparent material, This method,
developed by the MiGNIDI (Kharikov State Scierxtific Research
Institut-e of Mletrology), consists in deteimiinihg the diameters
of the openings by direet.coraparison with the lOngth of light
wa-vos eyutted by nonachromatia light sources. llasulta of theo-
retical and experinental rosearch on the aw;ura6y of,tbia method
show that it is the most accurate of. all kiiown.'Asthods for measur.-
ing di=obora of openings, hairing an error not'.~~,roat6r than 0.05
microns. 2 figures, 6 bibliographio ntries,
62

USSR EWC 53.5-211
BONDARENKO, G. G., IVANOVO L. 1,#~&nd YANUSHKEVICHp V, A. ,Moscow
*Effect of Gigantic Laser Pulses On the'.Miciostructure'of Aluminum"
moscow, Fisika i KhWya Obrabotki materialovy. No 4, J~ul-Aug 731 pp19-2t
Abstracts An electron microscope stidy was made of defect formation in
aluminum under the effect of gigantic, laser pulsem where the, aluminum
W a purity of 99.99%. Disk samples. 50 ni6xon&thick,, werp vacuum
annealed at 6000C for four hours prior to-laser bombardzent. After annealing,
the samples were placed on a glasa,plate,ln distilled mater and bombarded
with laser pulses at room temperature. liombardment was.done.in three
modes -- It.II, III, determined by the level of laser Dumping, with mode III
being the wximum radiation capacity. The study showed.that utructural
damp results from lauer exposure where the nature andildegree of sample
damage depended on the mode of irradiation and the distunce W, the inventi-
gated section from the crater epicenter. ~High concentfttionsiof dislocation
loops were found in samples for all, three modos with Oe densities amounting
to 1014/od for mode 1, 3,1012/ad for a( .i4e lit and 7,1013/cn~ for mode III.
Threa figures, three bibliographic referenlceds

Nikiforov, Y". M., V, A. Yanushkovich,
nd A. V, Sandulova. Change in el~ctricol
propertica of p-441 cr~-~trtt whiskers !ram
the- action or giant laser pulses, FiKhOM,
no. 3~ 197Z, 132-134.
Laser-induced change In the resistivity P of p-Si
whia"ra Is deacribed. The whiskers were grown along the DII)
axis, had a hexag:,nal cross section. and rangeJ in length frorn 3
to 7 nim, Specimens were. expoped to 50 nsec giant pulses frorr_
a rubir.laser, -vith the normal'to the _~rrvtat axis. lrnpa,:t
danhitiva -,re varied over several !rns of joules/crnZ. up to the aarnage
threshold which was in the rajige of ~S - 45 j/cm Th,!;-d*l Is. Arz~ vrCsa=;v-d
AS ro3trizUvSty variationARIKo in exposed SPOcirntns a0luai;tIons of whisker
-go- n%
4 T. ambient tornperature and Wtial P. Typical results at an exposure et
J/crn show a sharp rise in R by about U-6%. followect.-br an vs:pczabual
deca), back to about the toltiml value, at is time constant. QZO rnillisecauds.
C)f the possible Mr!chaniarns considered for the alteration offact (photo*ffect.
crystal heating, plasocUnct. dcfoct forrnhtlon) It la, shown that point defect
for=atlon In the ftwsk, Vzolz able fActor. Def4c loweinastimaktad.to reach
to 17 cm.3 were effectively- annealed wt- in *11 ca at* in 140 rr4jUseeenda'ar lea on:
~oyka, Yu. 1. iutd A. K. Yernet
&Ldl
of laser xelf-focusing in &lkall-hallda mingle
crystals, actording to data an shift of the
damage center DAN. Y. 206, no. 2. 10Z.
319-3ZZ.
Experimental results ar-s described of laser damoso
phenom*AA in KCL and KDr crystals, with the object of dater2ntning the

103

USSR UDC 616.12473*75
VITENSHIMAS, G. A., FRMVIQiYU3O_A. A.. IIALUZHIS. X. K.,
ae &YU K MUMNS9.
BUS Chair of Hospital Therapy,,' Kaunas merlicallInstitute
A Method for Continuous Recording of an knPlififid EKG
1405cow, Heditsinskaya Tekhnika. No 5, SeP/Oot 70. pp~54-55
-Abstract: A description is given of a method for-direct-recording of an amplified
~EKG'by means of an electrocardiograph designed at the Kaunas Medical Instit~te.
The a=lification is effected by application of the feedback prInciple. The
diagnostic advantages of an amplified EKG were establishei~on the basis of an
examination of 4,00 persons, includiiig those in good health,as 1woll as those with
Aypertension, chronic coronary insufficiency',resulting from atherosclerosis, and
indistinct heart rhythm. Comparative analysis of convantij)nal and amplifiod eloa-
trocardiograms showed that the new method for.:r*CDrding the.EKG permits adAitional
inforzation to be obtained in tim diagnosis of anumber ofliheart'diseases.
T1

Caa-dioV-agdu1ajr: Diseases
Mod
YPIMSMAVICHUS, Z., Academician, Academy of Sciences Lithuanian SSR
"'The Heart and Its Automatism"
Ri,ga, Nauka I Tekhnika. 110 32, 1972, PP 33-38
Abstract: In 1970 an institute -for the study of the physioloj~y and pathology
of the cardiovascular system was founded at.the Kaunas 1-k;-dical Institute. Tb- i s
_irS4- became one of the leading centers in the world dealinp
. titute ; with cuch. pro
blens, and is one of the three in Europe (the other two are located in Zagreb
and Ro-~-terdam-). Thus far., seven of the staff meffbers ha,v:e been awarded Republic
Prizes, and three staff menbers have been awarded the USSR State Prize. T e
studies conducted at the institute deal with the,genesis~of the innate rhythmi-
city of the.heart, and the various factors,-- endocrine and ne-rrous -- that
regulate it to satisfy the pkmiologic needs af the, body under different con-
ditions. The heart, viiich accounts for only 0.4-0.5% of the total body weight,
consizies 6-10ep of the oxygen taken up by tile boc~y, and this is TM-de possible
by the fact that the nurdber of capillAries per. unit, of iq,ocardium arc as twice
an great as in other musclea. Any factors that~decreaai! '7t~i-e supply of oxygen
to the rqocardium severely compromise its ft~tqtion, and'hnaquontly 1cad to
1/2

USSR
Y-AMSMMVICMJS, Z., Nauka i Tekhnil.-.a, No 12, 1972, pp
33-38
ventricular fibrillation -- a type of contractile activity that does not p,,HP.P
blood throughout the body. One of the methods' of restoring nornal activity in
this.,case consists of stimulation Of the heart -with a~high voltage current.
In 1970, as a result of their work and contribution to this problem two of the
nembers of the staff were a-mong.those honored by the USSIR State Prize, Pro-
fessor A. Smaylis and Dr. A, A newAns, ant has been con-
structed at the institute, the rhythrogra~h,, uhich. can irive az accurate
recording of :the heartrlrAlmi over prolong ods of ikn~-. ~ By means of this
Od-porl
-awnt, changes in the activity of. the hea t can be ~ do tecteit which are not
insti r
apparent by other techniques. Although as y--t the meehaanism of the intiate
rrjogenic rhythmicity of the heart has -not.been elucidated the Initial steps
J,
have been taken and it can be expected. that in! t'he not ttx) distant future
clinician& will be able to utilize this phenomnon, alanj~- vith its regulatory
factors, in the treatment of heart diseases~~.~~
~2/2

jP the dimensions of th~. active components, the influenae of-the
dimensions being more significant as the required power of
the circuit is less. The authors study the influence of the
capacitance of the emitter Junction of a microemitter trans-
Istor on the speed of response of the TTL of the circuit,
the article contains 6 figures, 2 tablesw and 4 bib.
liogrophic references.
UDC 621.396.6-181.5
Basic Ways of increasing the Quality of Logic Integrated Micro-
circuits. Yanushonis S S In the Collection Plikroclektranlka,
edited by p 110, Sovetskoye Ra`d--LO--r-%1'U1T1s7-)'nP,
House, 1972.
viinarticie darLn..v the functional reLationship between
the product PT and other phygiczl parameters of space., bounded
by an arbitrary surface. On the banis of the obtained dapend-
ence the article discusses ways of increavinsz.the 'sno-d: Vf ro-
sponat and decroari.ing tho.ecattoring p6vcr of the logic inte-
micrciclt~cuits.'.
The article contains 2 bibliographic references.
UDC 621.382.21,
Use of Nonlin 'ear Programming for- Opti"i. Computation. of the
Geometric Di"..nsionn of the Regions of 77r&o&isxors of Into-
grated Datalov, D.V.,
A V and RudePko'__L'&. In the
~Id~itce 110 .5, p 118, Sovetzkoy; Itadi. RnT'11.'s-Vh-
ins House, 1912'.
A method is suggeated for volving problems of aynthe-
on the use of nonlinear pro-
Sizing active componon'to based e gives ,a black-diagram oV
gramming equipment. The articl
the ~prorrazalgorithn and a specific example of tho optiiial
computation of th a goo,metric dimensions e7f -the reetionn of a
transistor for an integrated semiconductor aircuit.
The article contains 4 figures. I table, and 0 biblio-
graphic references.
UDC 621.196.6-181.5
Structure of Micropower Integrated Internal Remorles on Uni-
form Subsystems on Supplementing HIP Transistors. - (,ordoyev.
D.K. ot &I. In the Collection Mtkroojcktr~-"'24' a ITT;E -0cf- 5 _y
-r7M.-L`u-KT_n_;-No 51 p 128, Sovetakoya Radio 'Ulistlng House.
1972.

UDC 621,372.063.
USSR
MESHIS, P. P., Y1ANMS-R)L1kK:~CHYUS, V. I.
'tEquatioas of a Multichannel Band Filter"
Techn. kibernetika, Tekhn. kibernetika (Technical Cybernetics), Kaunas, 1970,
a lo BA118)
pp 263-269 (from M-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstr ct
Translation: This article contains an investigation of a. sysu!m comprising two
modulators, low-frequency filters and a summator. The s i gm a Imultiplied by the
hrough the low'frequency filters to
time function of the first modulator goes t
the second modulator. The signals multiplied by the time function of the latter
are sum=ed. It is demonstrated that the given system isa band filter with a
central frequency equal to the modulation frequency and aaL depending on the
errors and instability of the lov-frequency filter,parramaters and with strictly
symecrical shape of the pass band withl,respect~to the midband frequency. Illere
are four illustrations and a four-antry bibliography"

USSR
XM-MM, T. R., and ZM A V an and Animal Physiology,
N.., Chair of Huir
leningrad State University
"Spontaneous Pulsating Activity in the Cat Visual Cortex During Asphyxia~'
leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Secheno Vol 5
8, No 22,
197P-.*' pp 1656-1662
Abstract: Action rom the surlace of 60 neurons of ne
-notentials were recorded f t]
visual-cortex-(trephined occipitall bone) in anesthetized and curarized cats.
As 'long as the animals were on artificial~respiration, the netwons discha-rged
single or multiple spike potentials at -rates of 1-57 inrpUsesfsec. Upon
disconnection from the respirator, no changes iTere obserred in the first 5-10
see. With hypoxia developing, the rate of discharge increased by a factor of
8-10 for a duration of 5-90 see. Then the ratel.rind amplitude oj! the spike
potential decreased, and all activity ceased in 15-329 sod of asphyxia.
Neurons with an initial discharge rate of 12-15 Impulses/sec prezerved their
activity for the longent period, while those~with an, initial rate of 1-5 were
the first- to become silent* EEG activity outlestod that tif individual visual
neuronsc It is pointed out that the changes in the diBeharge rate caused by
asphyxia are similar to those caused by ca-tfiodic-depression: a partial depolar-
ization of the neurilenm- 'by up to 15 W facilitates,generation of action
uw 612.822-3+612-825-

USSR uDc: 621.372.54
Y!A!Npy~~ -X-4--K. MLINICHUK, A. Ya.
"An Electromechanical Band Filter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 257635, filed 28 Dec 67,.published 20 Nov 70
(fron Rn-Radiotekhni-va, -No 6, Jun 71, Kostract No 6V437 P).
Translation: t-n elect-rorp=chenicel band filter is proposed w-bich contains
P- T-shaped resonetor vhich aperates in the fie-an-al vibration mode, one
Permanent bar magnet and J.nput and output electromagnetic c-c-aver-ters, the
eP~Ids 0th e resocnat tor fi ~t.in g --I n- the, converter gaps ~ 'To s inipli f r maznufac-
ture of the filter, the base of the T-sha .ped.resonatorls fzzistened to a
SUPPort 'which is not connected to:the ma&ietic circuit of the fillLer, arid.
the e-12ds of the ne--wient magnetic are directly connected to the MaEpetic
Circuits of the input and output converten V

UDC: ~62i-M.54(088.8)
USSR
YANYSHEV, P. K.
IIA Method Pf Determining the quality of Rod, Fastening".
USSR Author's Certificate No 281674V filed 9 Jun.69, p:ublisiied 29 Dee 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6v44o P)
Translation: A method is proposed for determining the quality of rod
fastening, e. g.~cantilever fastening of the resonators in electromechanical
filters. The procedure is based on setting up mechanical forces in the
rod to be tested. To improve the accuracy of~measurement precision, a
standard specimen made in the form of.a two-rod fork with rods having
identical resonance frequencies is fastened in a manner analogous to the
rod to be tested, mechanical oscillations are excited inonre of the rods,
the amDlitude of the oscillationsLin the second rod is mecsured, and the
quality of the fastening (corq~li mice of thF., joint): is dkermined from
the amplitude ratio of the oscillations in the.rods.

-C
623 )6,
9 i~Cl;! KOV A. A. YMI
od o Cont roiling the Temp-
*Keth erature Coefficient of F-re a ue n cy n f ".10 a I
~'Englneering Articlez"
'ertificLt-~~- ~N02U255, 'Filed ~8 Dec 67, Published '2L, Feb 7" "rom,
Author s C
Mh-Radiotekhnika, 1,10 10, Oct 70, Abstract 110.10V386 F)
lation: 11iis Author's Cert te introduces a zietho(L of control- t..(~ -ernt~~ra-
-4 rwis
ture,`cae f fie i6nt of frequency of met&llic electronic parts 'Gueh tne! rezon,,ito-,~ in
electrQr~--chanical filters. 'he procedure is t3ased on contr;>11ing the j)'Nyz?,icu.,'
e r-s of the parts. As a distingaishiri 'on
g feature of tt,~e pattimt, Lht-~,- rf-Lrigc
in the temperature coefficient of frequency is extended 'kr case hardening the g.ven
part. to shift the temperature coefficient of frequency. -toward more positive values.
RoUe-r treatment may be used for case hardening. , iOn the other hand, Lhe temperature
.coefficient of frequency is shifted toward more negati-ve values by solterling ' he zur-
layer. for,instance by electropolishing
LaCe

:, 1, : f:
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2/3 048 UNC CA S-S IF I ED.: PROCESSING 0ATE-13NOV70
CIRC. ACCESSION NO--AN0114730
..,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IIJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXCERPTS: Tf.
fE COORDINATING
tOMPUTER CENTER WILL PROCESS INCOMING INFORMATIOlkill. ~A ROUTINE REPORT
A NEW INVASION OF MAN INTO SPACE USUALLY CONCLUDGS WITH A PHASE LIKE
JH[S. THE 14EANfNG CQNCEALED IN THIS SENTENCE IS NOT ALWAYS COMPLETELY
REALIZED. MEANWHILE, SUCCESSFUL SPACE EEXPFRIMENTS~ !WOULD NOT BE POSS113LE
WITHOUT COMPUTERS. ON 15 SEPTEMBER 1968, THE~.SUVIL-T UNION LAUNCHED THE
AUTOMATIC STAT[ON "ZOIND 51' TO.~iARDS THE MOON. F-00-0-dINIG ORIENTATION IN
Sptkf~:*_ WHICH j_,,AS r4R 1UT WITH HIGWPRECIS1014~,:~ MVICE
RIED 0 rHE PP
GAVE THE COM.AANO INHICH SWITCHED ON'THE LAST sTtrr:! or- niF c.4RRiER
RCCKETSI PERMITTING THE STA710N 1*0 SE'SENT~OUT INJHE DEPECTION OF THE
FLIISHT TO THE MOON. Ar A DISTANCE 0F.APPR0XINATI-.l:Y 32.5tOOO KILOMETERS
FRG-j'-) THE EARTlif THE ON 30AIRD AUTOMATIC, CONTROL SY~4,TE'A HELPED CA.RRY OUT
THE STATION'S PROGIR.AMPF0 TURN INTO THE 4NITIAL PUS:1110h FOR TRAJECTORY
CORRECT IGN. THE- DATA 14FEOEO TO MAKE THE CORRECTIGN WAS PREPARED BY THE
M-EASURING CGMPLEX AND TRAINSMITTED~Ot4 BOARY THE~STATION. "ZOIND
511_~iAS TRAINSFERRED TO A NEW FLIG.HT TRAJECTORY WHI.Clt IMPROVEI) ITS f-L IGHT
'ISTANCE Or-
AROUNU THE MOON. THE STATION FLEW AROUND JHE MOONi AT A b
00 KILUMETERSt: CONOV,CTING, RE~EARICN: OIN ITHE PHYSICAL
APPROXIMATELY 2,01
-CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SPACE NEAR rHE MOON DURING THIS ~TME. DUR ING
-0 51115. APPROACH TO THE EARTH, ITS TRAiECTORY WAS SU6,JECTED TO A
ZON i
SECOND. CORREcTICN IN ORDER TO INSURE AN. EXACT APPROACH TO THE EARTH'S
ATMOSPHERE. THE CALCULATED.WIDTH OF THE "ENTRY COkRI001119 IS 10-13
lKILOMETERSt WHEREAS THE AVERAGE DISTANCE TO, T HE MOON 15~EQUAL TO 384095
KILCMETERS.
UNCLASSIFIED

im
1! A,
AIMIR UDC'51s621.391
KORSHIKo V. It) and UUJJUAjSR.
"The Bounds of Error Probability for Analog Decoding in Gausuian Channels"
Tashke,-ttp v ab, Vopr, kibernatiki (Probleas in Cybernetics -- collection of
works)t No 45t 1971, pp 156-180 (froa,M-Matematika,~ No 6. 1972, Abstract
No- 6V361)
Tramlationt Words in a binary code (n,k) with an alphabet (1,-1) end a
minIImum Hamming distance dmin are transmitted alon a,~ e,emi-cOntinuous chaanel
with additive noise having a Gaussian distribution (0,,02). The upper bounds
of the decoding error probability for optimum recDptiozI "as a whole" axe
determined. A comparison is made of the decoding,error Probabillty for the
given code in reception 'as a whole" and4n."element by elemant" reception.
IA

7
USSR UDC: 51-621.391
KORZMX, V. I.,
"Estimates of the Probabilities of Errors~in the Case of kne-leg Decoding in
Gaussian Channels"
V-sb. Vovr. Kibernetiki (P oblems of Cyberneti cs--collection of works)
r
45--,Tashkent, 1971, pp 156-180 (from Rai-Kibernetiktt, No 6, Am 72,
Vyp_
Abstract No 6v361)
Translation: Code words of binary code (n:, k) with alphabet (1, -1) end
mitted over a seni-con'inuous chan-
vinimum Hamming distance dmin are transm.
Gau3sian distribution (0~ (T2). Eqtim,,teS
nel with additive noise haN
from above are determined for the. probability of it decodi,~tg error for op-
ti=m reception "on the whole". A comparison Is given ~f,estimates of the
probability of a decoding error in the given. code. for tlAe, case:of reception
on the whole" mid in the case of reception' llby::elements.". V. Yegarmin.

. . . . . . . . . . . AMEN MMWNMW&'.
USSR
Y
NYSF "I"OV, A. "'A:Z I"v"A 3.
A:
IVA Method of (,'ont ro 1.1; i n g t h e Temperature C o e f Ii e i e n t a f F v! Ue n a Y c f I. z. a I -I i c i-. a d0
tngineering c -1 e s
~USSF Author's Certificate i 10 253255, ~ii d 28: D
L~e C. Of UD.L4.S
e P hed 2 4 re i, r r,
'M-Radiote?hnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract 110 101'380' P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method. of ce)ntroE -ng -,t~mrera-
ture coefficient of frequency of me~vallic electronic parts puch *~S 4',C. reson;:!.trz-3 in
elect row- chanic al filters. Tue procedur!~! is based on contrOILlirtij, ,;he yji~ysicr-~I par,,-m-
-eters of the parts. As a distinewisbinp a the of variation
fe ture of the pat~nl
in th6 temperature coefficient of frequency is extended by case 'rardenin- the f;iven
part to shift the ten-perature coefficient of fmquency tovard morli, positive vz.IuF-~S.
~Roller treatment may be =ed hardenint.,
or case On the otlier ht,;'Ad., "Ile
of frequency iti ihifted tavr"rd movo r4O.%,ativt, bil III(jfL(:II,iTig 3ur-
-race layer, for, instance by,

U33R UDC: 621-317-799;621-382
BLAGOVESHCH-ENSKIY, V. S., ZYRYANOV, G. iffi., and YANYUSHKIN, V. L.
"Measuring Semiconduct-or Diode L oss Resistance"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta', No.* 3, 1971, pp 145-147
Abstract: The loss resistance, usually designated rs, is one of
the semiconductor diode param ters determiniiA ge
the frequency ran,,,
of.the diode. 7his articl,-; describes an instrument for measuring
this quantity which overcomes.the defect of an earlier device for
the same purpose by using a peak detect-or instead of the low-
frequency filter used in the earlier system, -thus incri. the
signal obtained from the diode.under test. A;,block diagram of
the new system plus a qchematic are given, togethe'r with an ex-
planation of its operation. ~ The ins,trument can be~ used for mea-
suring the loss resistance in'tunnel-diodes and in varactors
biased in the fox-nard direction. :The authors 'are associated with
the Tomsk Poly-t-echnical Institute.,
7.
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USSR UDC 621.391.2713.088:-Blg.272
YARALOSHVILI, R. V.
"On Errors in Practical Spectral Analysis Under a Fourier Transformation of
the Correlation Function"
Trl~ metrol. in-tov SSSR (Works of the Metrology Institutes of the USSR),
1971, No. 126(186), pp 78-82 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metrologiya i izmeri-
tel-Inaya tekhnika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11.32.77)
Translation: Errors in the spectral analysis of stochastic processes that are
introduced by a Fourier transformation.of the correlation function are discus-
sedi It is shown that errors in the correlation function from the aspect of
. i
~their effect on the result of the spectral analyais should-be separated ipto
local and global errorti. "Farasitell oscillations appnir in the spectral den-
sity under a local error in the correlation. function..I WIth a global nature of
errors in the correlation function, when the error function can be expanded in
Fourier series in the interval of definition,: local "pips" corresponding to
the expansion harmonics occur in the spectral plane. These results make it
possible to determine points of the correlation function at which the greatest
errors occur. The general expression is. also~obtainedjor the -error of the
spectral density on the ass,_,mption of continuity of the- errar of the correlation
function; possible errors in the spectral analysis for known errors in the cor-
relator can thus he evaluated. 3 ref.

21.', 311,-,'~ 21'. 3T3A29. 4
MR U
M
KD=, ~Ye. D. SITRULICHEr- KO, G.--; D~ YARJALOSHVILI , P" -V.
4 k
"A Random Signal Generattor"
Institut'
Tr~ metrol. in-tov SSSR (Works of:XOtrolop7.- es~of the USSR~, 19~70,
VYP. 11-7 4M, PP TO-9,117 (from FlZh'-Rad~iot'ekhnika.~ No 2, Feb 71, Abstrac t
no., 2A391)
Translat4on: The authors describe the firictional circuit of a. generat-cr
of random si-cmals in the 0.01-30 H.z range with a shapeal for the forn., of the
correlation :function ':-'~(T). Bandon signals -n the above~ r-ent,oned freo?.Iency
range are produced by the method of converting noise to., a generalized tele-
graph signal with sifosecluent filtration by low-frequency filters. These
filters double as the correlation function s aper.. T~e,maxiiriw error i n
shaping R(-L) is calculated. Four illustrations, bibliography of nine
SUM9.
titles. Re
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;F
USSR UDc: 8.74
VIDUGIRITE, V. P. , PASIZED-FICHUITE, N. V. YAJ .1 YT!il-B YU
RASMPIA
"Using the Razdan-3 Digital Computer,for IY6gram-ming Analog~Procedures"
v sb. Vvchisl. tekhn~. T. 2 (Co=-uuter Tech-nology-collection of works.
~01-2), Kaunas 1971, PP '84-590 (from R""h-Kiberretika, No 1, jan 72,
Abstract No M060)
Iranslation: The paper describes the basic principles of using the "Raz-
I~n , ~3eligital computer to compile block diagrams of systems of linear
algebraic equations sol"Ied on the 11-1:7-14 analog comruter at the ComDuting
Center of Kaunas Polytechnical fpqtitute. Authors" abi3tract.

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C1RC ACCESSION NO--AP0124687*
-,&BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. -EXPTL. DATA ON THE INTEGRAL ENERGY
-SPECTRUM AND ON THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE SHAPE OF THE PI PRIME
POSITIVE MESON SPECTRUM IN THE CENTERIOF MASS SYSTEM FOR THE TITLE
REACTION AT 660 MEV, ARE COMPARED WITH CALCNS. WHICH ARE BASED ON THE
RESONANCE MODEL OF THE PION PRODUCTION, DEVELOPED BY HANDELSTAM WHICH IS
..USEDt IN TURNt PRIMARILY FOR DESCRIBING THE MESON FORMATION PROCESS IN
PP INTERACTJONS AT THE GIVEN ENERGY. THE SPECTRUM IS REASONABLY WELL
..DESCRIBED BY MEANS OF THE RESONANCE MOOEL~# BY TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE
PRIME3 P,SUBDtlt2 PRIMEL D.SUB2# AND PRIKE2 F SUB?t3 SHAPE IS IN
CONTRAD.ICTION TO THE RESONANCE MODEL PREDICTIONS*, THE PARTIAL CROSS
.~,7SECTIONS OF THE PI MESON FORMATIONS FROM THE .(J,L), STATE, DEPENDING ON
JHE:MESON.ENERGY E SUBPIv ARE GIVEN FACILITY: OBIEDIN. INST.
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_-Lit

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p D 1 f
.~USSR
DISCOVERY OF PI-MESON REFORM AT DUM:INSTITUTS
[E-ditor1&l Report-L Xoscow SOCIALIST nPUSTRY: of 5 mrch irin publishes 3 a report
by TASS corre3ponden; A. Vrenyakoy entitled "The Viscoyer7 of~ the SacreL- of Fi-meson.
The report desez-toes hawo experimenting on a Wchrocyclotron at the bubna Joint..-
Nuclear Re3earah Institute, OSoviet physicists -have: accouplished the previously
UnkxtoWn tran&formation. of a positive xlfton into it- naeAtive oned~ Tha reaction can
I&-"' rsed'l one.
-ve 'ram; a nogitive meson to a positive
The repoit continues: 'This research by -physicists Yu, A. Batupay, S.A. Bunyatoy,,
yAjL_-%_doroy,,, andg -was apained an 31 ftarM and, ackftcwjedg0d Ila an outstanding
_ _A,_UjkAA
scientific discovery at a ocaaion of the USSR Counall of Xlnisttiws Co=ittee for
inventions and Discoveries.*
the Saylot phyatclsts' d1scovery,8 the re"rt continues, 'is ot enornous theorttical
importance. Thus. in the opWon *f.scientistso,wit-h the h6lp 6f the newly discovered
r"ation at pi-mesons a search for nevlatcalz nuclei can be c*;nIUz*t*d.X

Im

2 I.X 028 UNCL.KSSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--OqbCT70
ACCESSION NU-AP0103494
AdSTRACT/EXTRAU-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUrH3RS COMMIT TO PAPER
OBSERVATIONS OVER 158 PATIENTS IN WHOM AFFECTION OF THE LIVER AMD BILe
UUCTS WAS ACCUMPANIED BY MANIFESTANONS OF HEPAYIC INSUFFICIENCY. THESE
PATIENTS'WERE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS~r,VIZ, WITH BILIARY HYPEIRTEMSiON
106STRUCTIVE JAUNDICE) AND WITH LIRRHUSIS AND TUINJOkS OF THE LIVER, _S
WELL AS DISTUR6ED PORTAL AND HEPATIC MCOLATION. ~ MMPLEX TREATMENT 15
INDICATEV IN. HEPATIC jtjSUpFICIjENry IT:' BEING Aj?lAED AT ImPRoVIING HEPA"r
FUNCTION, CORRECTION OF THE WATER:ELCTROLYTE 8ALA,,iC_E, PROTEA11%
METABOLISMv RkDUCTION OF AMMONIA 1.44TOXICATIONP CHACKIPIG ljlEmQR?HAGC-S IN
PATIENTS WITH PORTAL HYPERTENSION AINDA3LEEDING FRUil OIA' TED ESOPHAGE:pL
VEINS. WITH THE DEVELOPPItNT OF A SEVERE FORK OF I.NSUFFICIENCY PREMIAl-ous
STATE ANO INEFFECTIVENESS Of GOiNSERVATIVk-,.THERAPYIIEXTRACORPOREAL
CLEARANCE OF- THE INDIZATED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDO 539.4-012
S. YA.. Physicomechanical Institute, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian
SSR,~Ltvov
"Determination of the Stressed State of.a. Disk Weakened by a System of Cracks"
Llvov, Fiziko-Khimiclieskaya.Ifekhaiiika MateriAlov, Vol '9, No 4, 1973, Pp ?5-81
Abstract: A survey of works is given on the plane problem for a disk with a
crack. A disk is examined which has N arbitrarily directed straight-line
cracks under an arbitrary load (in particular, stresses, applied to the
opposite edges of the crackE;,* are assumed ta.be unequal). The problem is
reduced to a solution of a system of integral equation.~,,whiah, in the case of
internal cracks, can be transformed to &system of se.cond-order integral equa-
tions. Partial cases dnd methods of solving,the equations era discussed. 20
bibliographic references.
26

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USSR UDC 539.4-012
YkSTIq$ G. S., LIBATSKIY, L. L. PRIMA- .9-01AW Physical Ifechanics Institute
of the Ukrainian SSR Academy of S fvov~Polytechnic Institute
cience.s,,,L-_.vov,L
"Stressed State of a Disc with a Diametral Crack"
Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Mekanika Materialov, Vol 8, No 2, 1972, pp 69-78
Abstract: A solution of the integral equation of the symmetric problem in the
form, of a series with respect to A (X is the crack length reduced to the disc
diameter) is found for a disc with a central diametral crack with arbitrary
metric a-dantisymmetric loads. Formulas~ are also found for,detepaining the
stress intensity coefficients with accuracy-to tc"Ls:of order X-12. Graphs are
presented showing the variation of the critical value of concentrated normal
and tangential forces as a function of the crack length and:the variation of
thelcorresponding distributed loads.

:L4
USSR mc: 62o.:-.72.25:669..
X4 MLIMM, Z. M., Physical-Mac.hanical InsU,tute of the Ukrainian SSR
S*
er~iences, LIvov
~
"Mechanical Characteristics of Steel 35 as a Flumot-coa of; the Loir Temperature
Stretching Rate"
Kiev, Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Mekh-g-nik Materialov, Vol 05, NO 2, 1970, PP 30-37
Abstract: This article contains the results of investigation of medium carbon
steel 35 in the temperature ranGe 001C with variation of the loading, rate
Of 77-3~
from static to in-mact with ( T-6-21 * 10 -nec). Ilie mechan-
ical -properties of mntals with body-centexted cifbic lattives, includi~ the rajor-
~rlj-,Uyzensl ive to tA!nrpcrxture changes and
ity of, construction materials, are t
'rnvestI(,mtjan o,' these relations
deormation rateen e. low hon-o-logic te, ~,,raturcj a.
t not. only -in deter.TJ_nirq,,- 'the wor~imbility of the n-a-.A-Irial bu-~ also in
is importan
studyinZ brittle fracture and the s,,&chanism of plairttAc flow wl)ich is not commli-
cated by dix-nis-Ion and re-cry-stal-izaLion processes under these conditions. The
t
stress-strain diaGrams cons.1'acted on the basis of -the oricillngirais are presented.
Me nature of the diagram= changes companatively little ",rith an increase in the
deform-tion rate. For a small F_ the rate curves are above the static cuxve; then
vith an increasa in E the rate curves approach the stz:,-%,J.c curve and at negative
typpe-mtures they-even int.4-arsect it.- -_ -Itters-eation _taRes yI~ca fauter the_ lower

USSR
MkR:-;.Y;A, S. YA. PM-171M, Z. 11-1., Friziko-PChimicbeskaya Xekbaaika M!~terialav, Vol 6.,
NO 2, ISWO, -Pp "o-37
the te=,erature e-~Tect- on the form a-'
t"ae Ite::Perataz~a. Reducing has the sh,~iz~
aLly at temreraUre be
the dia-Sra-m-, the diagrams go up azd down especi S low 1?00x.
te, the nature of the diagrum becon-es standard
At. 77 K and a.ma?dm=, defo--mation ra
for 0-ri-ttle fractarea.
An --hows thal', the axp
nalysIS of the set of dlaGrains erim-ntal -values of all the
-.-ech=ical ch=-acteristics can, be -.0,otted well. on strai 0-11t liner- (zart of t1ae
a are ir, Fi6lLre 3) Correspo=-1-~U:41- i-lo 7UIC linear rclrvtions
-~M
U
Tzar val-a-as as i\=ti-ons of the logar#Lri of the e~jiptic c-" -plast-ic daIonia-
rata. 2=- Slooe of theve lines increues vi-L% a deer,~ase in to
CateS an increaze I'n uen-Sitivity ta, t~- deforriltion rate..
~~.e dsma shov -,:hattl t2ze tairTemture depende=e of tie~;mechazzdcal characte-ris-
t. I cIX ap-l-Lelably atrow. r tLnn thii iloperi'der;Ce. Tlw intialaity o*" grovth
W, he- yield I*iat and ult,-zate strengrtb.ine-ftoes s.s V~;~tenp:!iO'IUre ic 1,.jwero-d.
In the temjrwerat~are ranGe of 140-1600K the f6ilowing Changes tale
Pl- e: t--e elonzation unil, length and redua~ion of ax re rc
1"c a- educed) the true
-rapture strerkTth reaches a r-zxi:-r;=, an inflection is obsj--~.ved aa the yield point
mte curve, and the conical section disappears. in the frat~ture-- The law of varl-
at~on Of the upper yield point is also anmIVed. An ans,11,itical ox-pression in
2/3-- -

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THE THEORY AGREES CLOSELY INETH CARR UED OUT ON CR,MN STEEL.

2/2 031 UNCLASSI FIED~ PROCE SSING DATE--27NOV70
..:CfRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129048
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A ~14 ET HOD OF TESTING FHE MECHANICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF C STEEL
SAMPLE S AT Lbl,( tLIQUf!)N"EMP. AS FUN'cT IONS
""P-: I ED IS DESCRIBE Li
OF THE PAT' OF TENSILE STRESS Ai -.0 AND THE IRES LTS 0
504c" TYPICAL TESTS ARE PRESENTE0. A SEMI EIMPIP11CAL FGRf,;kjLA EXPRESSING
THE TEMP VELOCITY DEPEN01-NCE (IF THE YS IS OERIVED, THIS FORMULA AND THE
RESULTS WHICH IT REPRESENTS ARE
s :CD7lPAT-l5LE. WITH E~XISTING THEORY A-ND
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