SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MUKHIN, YE. P. - MUKHINA, L. I.

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MUKHIN, To. P
Method of selective bronchography. Grud. kbir. no.2:1011-106
162. OGRA 15:4)
1. rz legoohnago khirurgicheakogo otdaleniya (zav. - dotsent
M. I. Perellman) Instituta eksperimentalIncy biologii i meditsiny
(dir. - prof. To. N. Meehalkin) Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
Adres avtom: Novosibirsk,, u1. Vavilova, d. 2. Institut eksperi-
mentallnoy biologii i meditsirq.
(BROIICHI-MDIOGWIM)

MUKHIN, Ye.P.; ANDREYEVA, M.I.
Clinical manifestations of euthyroid goiter in children. Vop.
okh.mat.1 det. 7 no.8:18-20 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Iz Tisul'skoy rayonnoy bollnitay Kemerovskoy oblasti
(glavnyy vrach A.N.Chardantseva).
(GOITER)

FEOFIIA)V, G.L. (Ncyosibirsk, mikrorayon "B", d.2, kv.4)1 MUKHIM, Ye.P.; IVANOVA,
S. V. ;
Bronchography under anesthesia. Test. ithir. 92 no.U68-69 Ja 164.
(MIRA 17s11)
1. Iz lt jj~chiogo otdoloniva (sav. - doteent K. 1. Perel 'man) i otdolen iya
anestezi;,AAoSii (zav. - Ye.l. Stednikova) Instituta. eksperimentallnoy
biol*gU i mditsiny (dir.- prof. U.N. Meshalkin) Sibirskogo stdoleniya
Alf, SSSR.

FEOFILOV, G.L.; MUPIM
New water-soluble contrast median fcr bronchography. Vest, rent.
i red. 39 no.321&1-8 My-;To 164-
(MIRA IS&IJ)
1. legochnoye otdo-leniye, (mav. - dotsent M.I.Perellman)
Instituta eksperimntaltnoy biologil i maditsiny Sibirskogo
ot,deleniya AN SSSR, Novosibirsk.

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WKHIN, Ye.P.
Remote results of resuscitation of a patient with a perforating
heart injury. Vest. khir. 94 no.2:99-100 F 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Iz Tisul'skoy rayonnoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach - G.A. Demina)
Kemerovskoy oblasti.

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3826
MukhIn, Yevgeniy Yakovievich, and Noemi Girshevna Gutkina
Kristallizatsiya stekol i metody yeye preduprezhdeniya (Crystalli-
zation of Glass and Methods for Its Prevention) Moscow, Oborangiz,
1960. 125 P. Errata d ip, inserted. 1,650 copies printeu.
Ed.: (Title page): K.S. Yevstroplyev; Doctor of Chemistry, Professor;
Ed. (Inside book): R.S. Illin, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Ed. of Publishing House: P.B. Morozova; Tech. Ed.: N.A.
Puk#likova,, Managing Ed.: A.S. Zaymovskaya, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book Is intended for engineers and researchers in
the glass industry.
COVERAGE: The book discusses the physicochemical principles of
glAss crystallization,showingthe relationship between glass
crystallizability and the diagram of physicochemical equilibrium.
The methods of determining the crystallizability of different
glasses and the composition af crystalline phases are described.
Car4 ~4-

Crystallization of Glass (Cont.) SOV/3826
The authors are primarily concerned with methods of preventing
crystallization of optical glasses. There are 59 references:
35 Soviet, 13 English, and 11 German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Ch. I. Introduction 5
Ch. II. Methods of Investigating Crystallization Processes in
Glasses 14
Investigation of phasa equilibria In glass-forming systems 14
Concepts of phase equilibria 14
Methods of investigating phase equilibria 25
InvestLgation of the kinetics of glass crystallization 39
Methods of Investigating the crystallizability of gla3ae3 46
Ch. Ill. Crystallization of Glasses 56
Crystallization of a single-compondnt glass (quartz) 56
C&CL21*

PODOLYAK, F., kand. tekhn. nauk; ZARENIN, V., inzh.; ANISKIN, I., Inzh.;
nzh.; BIRMAN, A., inzh.
Vermiculite concrete in large-panel housing construction.
Zhil. stroi. no.7:8-9 165. (MIRA 18:8)

ACC NR, AP6029985 SOURCE CODE: Uli/Ol~13/66/000/015/olgii/01914
INVE11TOR: Peysel' M. A.; Samoylov, Ye. I.; Ylukhin, Yu. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Vibration damper for the front landing gear strut of an aircraft. Class 62, 1
No. 184143
i SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 15, 1966, 194
TOPIC TAG&: vibration damping, aircraft landing gear, airframe component
A13STRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a vibration damper for the front landino:
gear'~strut of an aircraft containing a h lie C indertimounted on a stationary
section of the strut and a piston containing a throttle valve, which is hinged to a
rocker. For more dependable vibration damping in the front strut and better ground
handling of an aircraft while the piston is in multistaged nonlinear motion, the
piston is equipped with two pairs of rods. The rods form an articulated link in
series between the piston rod and the movable controlled section of the strut and
between themselves; the piston has an annular throttle aperture of variable cross-
section.. [SAI
SUB CODE: Ol/ SUBM DATE: looct64

MMIN. Yu.V.; PH OROV, S.P., redaktor.
[Hydrogeological observations in core drilling] Gidrogeologicheakis
nabliudeniis pri kolonkovom burenii. Moskva. Goo. izd-vo geol. lit-
ry, 1954. 81 p. (KLRA 7:4)
(Borings) (Water, Underground)

- -W t~~
! M-M&hu
Hydrogeological observations In makaidsid cable drilli
Raxved.1 okh.nedr 21 no.6:47-52 &D 155. Of;UA 9:12)
(Bortup)

/A //1 1 Al I t/k I
AUTHOR: Mukhin, Yu.V. 5-3-25/37
TITLE- Tnfluence of Natural Fluctuations of the Underground Water Level
on the Discharge of Wells and Other Water Collectors (Vliyaniye
yestestvennykh kolebaniy urovnya podzemnykh vod na debit
skvazhin i drugikh vodosborov)
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo Obshchestva Ispytateley Prirody' Otdol
Geologicheskiy, 1957, # 3, p 170-171 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The main factor affecting the change in the discharge of a water
collector in not the absolute magnitude of natural water level
fluctuations in the water-bearing layer, but its ratio to the
hydrostatic pressure of the water-bearing layer in which those
fluctuations take place. In the order of diminishing sensitiv-
ity to natural fluctuations there are the following 4 types of
water collectors:
1. In a pressureless water bearing layer with laminar water
motion,
2. In a pressureless water bearing layer with eddies,
3. In a pressure water bearing layer with laminar water
motion, and
4. In a pressure water bearing layer with eddies.
Card 1/2 Functional dependences have been aetermined for each of these

5-3-25/37
.Influence of Natural Fluctuations of the Underground Water Level on the
Discharge of Wells and Other Water Collectors
types. The formulas found make it possible to calculate the
changes in discharge in dependence on the relative amplitude
of natural level fluctuations.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 212

--- XMIN. Tu.T. -
*aluating forwilas for calculating radius of influence of vells.
Biul.XOIP.Otd.gool. 34 no.4:133-135 JI-Ag 159. (MIRA 13:8)
(Water, Underground)

MMIN. TU,T.
Some data an underground waters in the Ryassn-XcgtrOma D*vOgmiGn-
I
Biul.MOIP.Otd-gool. 34 no.4:163-164 JI-k '59- (MIU 13:8)
(Ry"an-Xostroma'Depression-Vater, underground)

MUNHINP TU*V&
Methods of empiling hydrogeological maps of petrolem and
gas producting erease Biulo YOIP. Otd. goal. 35 no. 3:167
my-je 160, (KMA 14:2)
(Water# Underground) (Oil fields-44aps)

MXHIN 9 xU.v.
- - -- --- History of the convolldation. of Maikop clap In CIscaucaoia and
problem of eU and gas foruation. BLvI.MJP.Otd.geoI. 36
no.6:111-112 &-D 061. (MA 15:7)
(Caucasus, Northern-Clay) (Petroleus geology)
~ (O"D , xatural"Oology)

KLEVITS., S.S.; IWKHIN, Yu.V.
Use of qlactric prospecting in the search 9br underqround
waterw In pvr*=oW.ftvwu gmam, ARSTGd, :L Ckh.-M& 27 na.5:
47-49 LAY 161. (MIRA 14: 9)
L GopudarstvenW in,stitut po proyektirmmiyu vodokhozywy-
stvemwgo i me-liorativnogo stroitellstva i Voesoyusnyy nauchno-
issled6vatel'skiy institut gazovoy prl= mosti,
(Ebictric, prospecting) (W te~eunndergraund)
(Frozen ground).

MUKHIN, Yu.V.
Dialectical cmeeption of the hydvigeological role of clayey
4
sediments as water-resistant devides. Biu.. MOIP. Otd. geol.
36 no.2:134-135 Mr-Ap '61. (MIRA 14:7)
(Clay) (Hydrology)

KINHIN YU v
Concerning GeA. Borshchevskii's article qIethods of regional
ald h3drogeological studies in oil- and gua-bearing basins.*
Sovogeol. 5 no,22:241-144 D 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(ou field brin")
(Ekwahch"skii, G.A.)

14UKHIN, Tu.V.
Rple of Reological time in the compaction of clay sediments. Lit. i
pole iskope no*3026-129 Mf--Je 165-
(MTRA 18slO)
le Veonayuznyy nauchno-issiedovatollskiy institut prirodnogo
gaza, Mookovskaya oblast'.

M~~
T3_/01L6_/neWT__1I
IN=08: Tushnyakov, M. Dol Stepanov, A. I.& MukhIn, Yu, V#;~~nspnj !
MR-0, R.
S. M ; ZhI on o
(A
ORG: none
TITLE: Rubberized-trgck assembly for lift truck and similar vehicles*
Class 63, No. 183614 [announced by the Central Des Ign Bureau of the
Cain Administration for the Mechanization of CQU-truction V'o--rk-
(Tsentrallnoye konstruktorskoye byuro Glavnoye upravlenlye po
mekhanizataii strol~eltnykh rabot Glavnoye montazhnoye spetsiallnoye
stroitellstvo SSSR)]
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 13,
1066, 149
TOPIC TAGS: industrial truck,vehicle component, tracked vehicle
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been Issued for a rubberized
link of a track-assembly for lift trucksl nd similar vehicles,
consisting of a track-with a shoe fast .1 to it; this Is made of a
rubber cushign and a rubber plate (see Pig. 1). To increase the
life-span of the track chain, the shoe plate Is made with rims

L 44771-66
ACC NR, AP602

Pig. 1. Track-assembly link
1 Tracki 2 - plate; 3 rUb-Der
cushion; - plug.
enveloping the rubber cushion and Is equipped on its internal supporti
surrace with plugs which enter the appropriate slots in the plate and
the track. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [WHI
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 25Nov64

GAYDAYAXA,, M.G.; DRoM&SWV A.S.; NUKHINAp A.A.
Increase In the activity Of the antibeINKlutinins of an
anti-influenza serum due to heating. Vop.virus. 7 no.6:726-
729 N-D 162. (KCRA 16W
1. Khartkovokly inatitut Vaktain i syvorotok.
(HEK4GGLUTININ) (INFUIENZA) (SERUM)

ZTHOR; Mukhina, A.A. and Yakobson, I,A., Engineers. 104-2-29/38
TITLE: Operating experience with insulators having semi-
conducting glaze. (Opyt ekspluatatsii izolyatorov pokry-
tykh poluprovodyashchey glazuryu)
PERIODICAL: 'Mektricheskie-Stantaii" (Power Stations), 1957,
Vol. 28, No.2, p. 89 (U.SQSORO)
ABSTRACT: The power system has in experimental operation 312
insulators with semi-conducting glazing made in 1952 - 1954.
The resistance of the insulators measured with a megohmmeter
is from 50 - 300 megohms, but most lie within the limits of
60 - 120 megohms. They are mostly on suspension insulators
on 110 kV lines, only three are on 35 kV lines in conditions
of intense contamination from chemical and metallurgical waks.
Although the characteristics of the insulators are not
entirely satisfactory (in prticular because of reduction of
resistance after contamination) they display much less corona
than ordinary insulators. The manufacturers should improve
the quality of the glazing and the technology of production
of insulators with semi-conducting glaze.
Insulator strings should be assembled in such a way that
insulators in the string differ in resistance by not mom
than a factor of two. The total resistance of a string sliould
Card 1/2 not exceed 500 megohms for 110 W or 1 000 megohms for 220 W.

ra in4 experience wi ng semi-cc
CPe tJ th insulators havi inductin[;
glaze. kuont.) io4-2-29/38
A method of evaluating the condition of the insulators in
service should be developed and their behaviour should be
investigated in regions of contamination from chemical works.
In order to accumulate experience line and sub-station 1psul-
ators with semi-conducting glaze should be more widely intro-
duced into experimental operation including insulators for
110 M
AVAILABLE:
Ca-d 2/2

KUIHIVA, A.A., inshener; YAEDBSON. I.A., inzhener.
Using ~nd testing light arresters in contaminated areas. Ilek.sta.
28 no.9:91-92 S 157. (KMA 10:11)
(Lighting protection)

IVIKHINA, A. D.
Dissertation-. I'Distal and Mesial Bite.,' Cand Biol Sci, Kiev Order of Labor Red
Banner Medical InBt imeni Academician A. A. Bogomoletv, 28 Jun 5h. (Pravda
Ukrainy
., Kiev, 19 Jun 54)
SO: SW 318, 23 Dec. 1954

RMIYA, A.D. (KIyev)
* " AMMM NO W- W"
Clinical aspects and treatment of d1stal occlusion. Probl. stom.
3:377-381 '56 (MLRA 10:5)
(TAM--ABNORNITISS AND MFORIKITIXS)

XMIMA. A.D.; VASIUMATA. Z.F.
rrei examination in the diagnosis and treatment of deformities of
the maxilladental system. Trach.4elo no.11:12-13-1214 9 '57.
(KIRA 11-2)
L, lifedre ortopedichookoy stometologil (zav. - prof. A.I.
Betellawn) Klyevskogo neditalaskogo institute.
(T]WH-ABKORKITUS AND DIFORKRINS)
(DIAGNOSIS, RADIOSCOPIC)

MMINA, A.D., tand.zed.cauk (11yov)
P~osthesis In paradentools. Probl.stau. 4:345-349 158.
(KCRA 13;6)
(aUNS--DISWBS) (MR(MOVIIA) (D=AL PROWMIS)

NUKE=, A. D.
P&VdU*2ism of the clinical and roentgenological aspects of r.-3riodontal
tiAsues in pyorrhea alveolaris. Probl. stem. 5:51-~-56160.
(MIA .15:2)
l.Kiyevskiy meditsinaki institut.
f"445-MMA&S)

MUKHIM, A.D., SHAWVA, T.V.
Splinting of mobile teeth in pyorrhea alveolaris. Probl. stom. 5:
110-113 160. ()U?.k 15-2)
1. Kiyevskiy maditainWdy institut.
(DENTAL PIMTIWIS) (OKS-DISFASES)

VASILEVSUYA, Z.F.1 MU
gRIA2 A.D-
Utraction of teeth in orthodontic complex treatment of anomalies
in the position of individual teeth. Probl. stom. 5:330-335 '60.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Kiye kly Meditainskly institut.
MYTH-EXTBACTION) (TEETH-ABNORKTRZ AND DEFORMITIES)
TT

vAsnmun, sr. Wywv);,~u R. -(K L " V)
Notoval of tooth In the ccaspoiind orthodontic treatment of bits
anomalies. Probl.stom. 6t250-255 162o WRA 160)
(wHoDmnu) (TEM-UMCTIM)

VASILEVSKAYA, Zingida filippovna; 'g , -~p L~ q~g Alp, -Ile asovna;
KHOTR4SKAYA, M.M.1deceasedK; JHRAISHTAB, S.I.f red.
[Deformations of the maxillodontal syetem in children]
Deformatsii zubocheliustnoi sisteuw u detei. Kiev,,
Zdorovlia &
,, 1964. 329 p. (MITU 17612)

BETELIMAN, Abram laaakovich; POZDNYAKOVA, Antonina Illarionovna;
.__.,,,,Wastqsiya Denisov LSANDWVA, Yuliya
gg;, ALEY
alaM
Mikhaylovna; 67jfffMn*-
red.
(Pediatric orthopedic stomatology] Ortopedicheskaia stoma-
tologiia detskogo V02rasta. Kiev, Zdorovliat 1965. 406 p.
(MIRA IM)

SHABANOV., B.I.; TURCHANINOV, A.A.; KAGNITSKIY, A.A., starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik; MIROSHNIM-OKO, T.K.; DAV'CL)GVA, Ye.D.;__LSK111.11A, ~.G.,
prepodavatell
Commurdst labor paves the way to a bright future. Tekst rom
24 no.2:1-10 F 164. (MIRA 17;)~
1. Nachallnik Upravleniya tekstiltnoy pranyshlennosti Soveta
narodnogo khozyaystva Moskovskogo gorodskogo ekonomichaskogo
rayona (fov Shabanov), 2. Rukovoditell laboratorii ekonum~
i organizatsii truda TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta sherstyanoy promyshlennosti (TsNIIShersti) (for
Turchaninov). 3. TSentralInyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy ~~
stitut khlopchatobumazhnoy promyshlennosti (TsJj1KhBI) (for
Magnitskiy). 4. Nachallnik pryadillnogo tsekha kommunistichaskogo
truda kombinata "TreklWornaya. manufaktura" imani Dzerzhinskogo (for
Miroshnichanko). 5. Rukovoditelf brigady kommunisticheskogo truda
14Dskovskoy kamwol Inc
fabriki imeni Ka-linina (for
Davydava). 6. Mos.kovskiy finansovyy institut (for Makh1na).
'Al

TQTAMMV, A.F.; GRIGORIMA. T.D.; XMINA, A.1 YUDOLOVICH. VA.;
tMANOTA. K.M.; DAMBIT, II.P mm
GM]INSUCHIKOVg ?&A* . red.;
TARAZOVA, G.I., md.,Isd-va; TWAUW, Kh.. takhn.red.
[Forty years of the Chochen-Inash A.S.S.R.; statistics)
Chsclmuo-LWushskmia, ASSR s& 40 let,- statiatichaskii abornik.
Grounyl, Chachano-Ingushokoe knizhnoe isd-vo, 1960. 184 p.
(MIRA 13:10)
1. Chochan-Inosh A.S.S.R. Statisticheakoys upravlaniye.
2. Nachallulk Statistichaskogo upravleniya Chechano-Ingushokoy
ASM (for Graboushchikov).
(Chachen-Ingush A.S.S.R.-Statietics)

ACCESSION NH: AP4034713 s/oo64/64/000/004/C244/0248
AUTHOR: Iovi, A; Torocheahnikov, N. S.; Lyudkovskaya, M. A.; Klevke, V. A.;
Mukhiqas. A~F_;.~,
TITLE: Production of urea based on carbon monoxide
SOURCE: Khimicheskaya promy-fthlennost'.. no. 4,, 1964, 244-248
TOPIC TAGS: urea; production, process, carbon monoxide, sulfur, solubility,
methanol, sulfur methanol system, urea methanol system, heat of solution, reaction
mechanism
ABSTRACT: To obtain data for the production of urea from CO, N11 3 and S in methan-
ol solvent, the solubility of sulfur and of urea in methanol was determl-ned, and
the effects of*te:mperature and pressure on the reaction were investilat-d. Sulfur
is only slightly soluble in methanol,.-- 0.5 &n/100 om at 90C, still 'Let.j soluble
in methanol t H201 and on4 slightly more soluble in methanol-+ H2S or methanol
3 (2 gm/100gm methanol r1j.
NH + 11 5p NH at 150C). The solubility of sulfur La meth-
anol containing NH 3 _t H2S 'a ;uffic ently great (fig. 1, lines 4,5) to warrant
using these metbanol mixtures as nolvento for the urea-fonming reaction. The
'Cand - 1. 1/4

ACCESSION NR: AP4034713
solubility of urea in methanol is shown in fig. 2. The heats of solution of urea
in methanol (5420 cal/mol) and of sulfur in methanol and in the various methaaol,
H S 4 NH M:Lxtu;7es were calculated. The effect of temperature on urea yield was
aEdied L a series of laboratory runs: reaction time, I hour), S*NH -CO
1:1.28:1-36. The reaction mechanism proposed by R. A. Franz, F. Applegath (J. Org.
Ch,em., 26, No- 9s 3304 (1961)) was substantiated. The rapid pressure drop in the
first 10 minutes of reaction 'was attributed*to solution of CO and formation of urea
and ammonium hydrosulfide; after reaction was established, the slight pressure rise
was attributed to H2S formation. The yield of urea increased as temperature
increased from 90 to 120C, then progressively decreased at higher temperatures due
to isoayanuric acid decompositiou. Orig. art. has: 9 figurea, 1 table and 6
equations.
ASSOCIAMON: None
SUEMITrM: 00
SUB CODE: IG
ENCL: 02
No 1W 60v: 008 arm: 010
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ACCESSION NRt Ap4o34713
Fig. 1. Solubility of oulfur in, methanol
containing ammonia and hydrogen aulfide:
1-11-5% NH3 0-83% H S-
2--l-1-5% "H3 2-5% H
3--21% KH 2
3 .55% H2
4:-2eA Idi 365% H S'
5 -21.% 4-33 H',~,
s.
ENCLOSUREs 01
Card 3/4
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A-CC&5slct; BfIs
AP4034T13
Flg- 2- SOlub
1~lty of'Ur'-
Card 4/4
ENCLOSURS,
02

W,9- S-0 b 05134-67 EWT(1) JK
APS031134 SOURCE CODE: UR/0438/66/028/004/0056/0061
AUTHOR: pechaye"'ka, M.. R. --Nechayevokaya, M. Cherkas, G. P.
Cherkes, G. P. ; Kalintchen1w, M. F. ---Kalinichenko, N. Biryukova, S. V.,,
ORG-. Martkov Institute of Vaccine$ and Sera im. Mechn0cov (Marktvslkyy
institut vaktain I stravatok)
TITLZ: Formation conditions of anatoxins of Clostridium perfripgo CL
Oedemattens and CL spepticum from toxtra obtained in meatless media
SOURCE: Mikrobiolohichnyy thurnal, v. 28, no. 4, 1968, 56-61
TOPIC TAGS: toxotd, toxin6l clostridium perfringens, Clostridium, oedemattens,
Clostridium septicum, bacteria toxin
ABSTRAM' Detoxification-conditiom kir Clostridium perfrinjens, CL oademattem
and CL septicum toxins were studied. CL perfriftens to best denatured by addiM
two doem of 0. 3 and 0. 9% formallne at 24-hr-intorvals, while maintabdog the pH
CWd 113

L 05134-67
XX_ NIW AP0031134
of the medium between 7. 2-7. 4, and the temperature at 38C. Detoxificatton takes
seven to tan days under these conditions. The antitoxin-fixing activity of the toxiod
obtained fluctuates between 4 and 8 EC with the native toxin titer being 400-800
Dlm/ml, The best procedure for denaturation of CL oedematiens toxin to addition
of 0. 4%formalin. A tempellature of 38C to maintained for two days, followed by
storage -at roo m t4niperatur6 for 5-7 days. Toxotdis with antitoxin-fixing activities
of 70--120 AC and a native toxin activity of 15,000--22,000 DIm/mI were obtained.
The Cl. septicum wis denatured with minimum loss of antitoxin-fixing properties
W the addition of, t** consecutive domes of 0. 15 and 0. IS torm" at SSC for two
days.with subsequoi storage'st room temperature for 5-4 days. The resulting
.tozoids have an activity of 3-4 EC with native toxin titers of 200--400 DImImL
(Based on wAmrs' sWractj. &.4. .(GC)
BUD CObz1 06. 131 SUBM DATE: 07Apr65I

MUKKINA, A.?., Insh.
-- ------ I -- -_'.- -
Investigating the moment of a synchronous motor with solid
poles. Sbor.nauch.trud IMI no.8:350-365 158,
(NM 13:4)
(Ilectric motors, S~ynchronous)

XMIZA A.Pe
Uperinental. electropgraphic investigation of motor fmwtion
of the duodenum during digestion Evith en-ary in I lish].
Blul*eksp.biol. i mad. 46 no,9t24-28 S 158 of= ll:U)
1; Is laborstoril fisiologii i patologii pishchavareniya (zav. -
prof* 3.1, F111ppovich) Instituta normallucV i patologichaskay
f1slologil (dir. - daystvitellay chlon AM SSSR V.N* Chernigovskly)
AM. Moskva. Pr~dstavl~na doystvitellrWo chlenom ANY SSSR T.We
Cheralgovakins'
UWASUN, physiology,
motor funct. durin
registration (Rua )I digestion. electrographic

SOBAKINP M. A.; MWMINA, A. P.
Slectrograpby of the motor activity of the =all intestine. (Experi-
mental studies). N6v. med. tekh. no.2:8-14 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-ineledovatellskiy Institut maditainakikh
Inatrumentaw L oborudovaniya Inatitut normallnoy i patologicheakoy
fiziologii, AMN SSSR.
(EMTROGASTROGROU)

ICEINA
~pA. P~.
Zlectrophysiological registration of the motor activity or the
duodemus fo3loving stimulation by qualltatively different food.
Biul.sksp. bLol. L mod. 51 no.1:22-26 Ja 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Is laboratorii fisiologii i patologii ptshchevareniya (Sav. -
prof, S.I.Filippovich) Inatituta-zormallricy i patologicheakay
fiziologli (dir. - dystvitelfnyy chlen A14N SSSR V.V.Parin) AMN SSSR,
Moskva. Predstavlena akadenikom V.N.Chernigovokim.
(DUODEM)

MALUM, I.V.; MUKHINA, A.P.
Exocrine activity of the pancreas following extensive resection of
the upper segaient, of the small intestine. Biul. eksp. biol. i med.
53 no-OV-61'Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1, Is laboratorii fisiologii i patologii pishchevareniya (z4qv. prof.
S.I.FiUppovich) Instituta normallnoy i patologicheskoy flziologii
(dir. -, deystvitellayy chlen AMN SSSR V.V.Pariny) AMU SSSR Moskva.
(PANCREAS-UGHETIONS) (INMTIN&%-ZUW1FM5

-Acc-'Nit
AUTHOR: Volbvns To V*j liftim.,A9 ~tLfttkinf Ve Too
ORG: none
TTTIZ i Changes in the motor acft~LU of the gastrointestirAl tract in dogs follmr
oxpo.-"e to radial accelerations gaper presented at the Conference on Problems of
Space medicine hold in, Ymcow from 24 to 27 My 1966
j
SWaCg-. Konferentsip po problems, koeideheakey meditsirq, 1~66, ProblerW kcandches-
koy moditsiWs (Problems of spin andicine); msteri&V konferentaii, Moscow, 1966,
104-105
TOPM TAM: biologic acceleration effect, human physiology, digestive system,
biologic secretion. peristalsis
ADSWCT-. Studies iiandu cAed In the Laboratory of the Physiologyand Pathology oll
I)igestion, Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiology, under the direc-
tion of professors S. 1. Filippovich andI. M. Khazen are preserited. E_xperi-
Iments were-conducted on dogs with stomach fistul" uaing x-ray and tonometr'
methods. Par ecordin
allel r g from two tonometers was used to study motor
periodicity during starvation, The indices showed the duration of "working"
and "resting" periods and the'duration of the complete cycle of periodic
motor activi* in the stomach and duodenuva.

- The basic indices of ddiract evacuation were: 1) initial evacuation
from the stomach; 2) time of complete evacuation from the stomach;
:3) time required for the first portions of food to pass through the small
jintestine; 4) duration of passage of the final portions of food through the
!,small intestine; 5) total duration of food passage through the stomach and
small intestine.
After accumulating background data, animals were exposed to chest-
back accelerations on a centrifuge with a 4.2-m radius (8 G for 3 min).
Tests after exposure to acceleration showed significant deviations in
motor activity. On the day of exposure, steady motor activity of the stomach:
and duodenum was noted In the form of acid contractions which persisted
for 5-6 hr. These changes In GI-tract starvation periodicity persisted
for 2-3 weeks. At the.end of the third week. this index began to normalize.
Amplitude values with respect to background data were lower. The rhythm
and peristalsis occuring In the observed portions of the GI tract remained
constant for two months after exposure to acceleration.
Results of GI-tract evacuation studies (food stimuli consisted of 100 ml
.at nWMk Phis -50 =1 of water and 100 S of meat mixed with 50 g of barium
=dfale) showed aom* substantial changes: _l)

ACC N& - AT66*2~
evacuation of mil.14 and meat foods from the stomach; 2) acceleration of the
evacuation of milk from the stomach and sma)l intestine. Changes in gastric
and intestinal evacuatory functi-6n were observed for 2.5 months.
The studies showed that increased gravity produces changes in starva-
tion periodicity and GI evacuation, which disappear in 3-9 weeks. The
-disruption of starvation periodicity and evacuation can find application in
pon exposure to increas
the pathological, s~~ of the human GI tract u e- d
-grs~vity~.. 1b. 221 ATD itepwt "_U0
SUBCOMs 06 / SENDAixt Mir"

65-1-10/14
AUTHORS: Kheyfets,ye. V., LiPovskaya, K. 59 Illin, B.I., and
Mukhl
_nl~~A. V~.
TITTZ: Synthetic Ceresine, Its Properties and Uses. (Sinteti-
cheskly tserezin 7ego svoystva I primeneniye).
PERIODICAL2 KhImI a I Tekhnologiya Topliv I Kasel,1958,No.l.pp.52-57.
(USSR5.
ABSTRACT: Duri:hg the catalytic hydrogenation of carbon monoxide,
products are obtained which contain mainly paraffin
hydrocarbo s 9g. methane, and also high-molecular hard
paraffins Nefs.1-3). The fraction of synthetic hydro-
carbonsl, boiling above 4500C, is called ceresine. This
compound Is obtained by synthesizing it over a cobalt-
thorium, catalyst. It consists mainly of n-paraffin
hydrocarbons with a small amount of mixtures of oxygen-
containing compounds (about 5%). Synthetic ceresine
does not contain naphthenic or aromatic hydrocarbons
. b u t ' * asphaltenes, resinous and sulphur contain-
ing compounds which are characteristic for high-molecular
products obtained from crude oil. Industrial ceresine
has a molecular weight of about 9000 but hydrocarbons
'
Card 1/4 with a molecular weight
up to 23,000 have been prepared

Synthetic Geresine, its Properties and Uses. 65-1-10/14
under laboratory conditions, by using different cata-
lysts (Ref.4). The synthetic ceresine Is a hard,
dark-brown substance. The colour Is due to admixtures,
which can be separated by an absorption process, using
bleaching earths, or by treating it vrith sulphuric acid.
Data in Table 1 show that a small change in the molecu-
lar weight of synthetic ceresine causes a sharp increase
in the density and the viscosity of the material. At
2000 the density varies between 0.91 - 0.92 and the vis-
cosity between 1050C - liOuC varies between 2.BO - 6.20
centistokes. Experiments show that at low concentrations
(up to 1%) synthetic cers-olne samplesp when heating them
to a temperature between 6000 - 7000, can be dissolved
In benzene, carbon te rachloride toluene, xylent and
In synthol fractions Miling between BOOC - 300'011.
The diagram in Fig.1 shows the relationship between the
melting point, the molecular weight and the number of
carbon atoms in the molecule of a number of n-hydrocarbons.
The hardness of synthetic ceresine can be increased by
distilling the fraction boiling below 4500C. Whensyn-
Card 2/4 thetic oeresine is added to very soft natural ceresine

SYnthetic Ceresine, its Properties and Uses. 65-1-10/14
or to paraffins, the hardness of the latter is consider-
ably Increased. The Synthetic ceresine is not hygro-
scopic and it can be used for the manufacture of mois-
ture-resistant coating compositions. The compound
can also be used for making dielectrics to be used
under very inclement meteorological conditions, at tem-
peratures varying from - 600 to + 500C and when the
humidity of air reaches up to 98%. The dielectric
properties of synthetic ceresine are very similar to
those of natural ceresine. The synthetic compound is
practically stable at temperatures below its melting
ppint. At increased temperatures (12000 - 14000) syn-
thetic ceresine is easily oxidised by oxygen ountained
in the air, Its acid number Increases, and therefore
it has weakened dielectric properties (Table 6). Ex-
periments were carried out to stabilise s7nthetic
ceresine by adding to it special inhibitors. The
Card 3/4 influence of various Inhibitors on the thermal stabi-
,kity of the synthetic compound Is shown in Table 7.
Synthetic oeresine is used in the form of its

MUMNA, A. YR.
"The Effect of Changes in the Digestive Activity on the Fhysiological State of Animals."
k1l.-Union Sci. Res. Inst. of Animal Husbandry, Moscow. 1955. (Dissertation for tbe
Degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences)
SO: Knizhnaya Lettopis , No. 22. 1955. pp 93-105

mum, A.Te.
Impairment of vision as a complication of otoonic sepels. Test.
otorlu. 21 no.5t9O-91 S-0 159. (MIRA 13: 1)
1. Iz kliniki boleaney ukka, gorla, i no@& (dir. - prof. Z.I. Tollfson)
Stallogradekogo meditsinskogo Instituta.
(OTITIS MMIA. complications)
(TISION)

KiSMKOVAt N.M.9 PARSHINA9 T.L.
The tio Sent of ablorim atoms In phosphouLtrildblorlaw trimer
by amino coppound radicals and the biological activity of saw of its
amino substitutes.
KbIWLya I PrImenoul" roafororganichosielkh Soyediwaly (Clamistry am
On. Of OrgaMOPhODOOMS CMMunds) A. TE. ARAMOV, Ed.
Publo by Nazar. Affil. Acad. Sol. USSR# Moscow 19620, 632 pp.
CoUection of conalete uspers pre3ented at the 195Y Kazan C-onferewe on
Chemi3tr7 of
"rganophosphorus Cowounds.

xtr"Nrs- AP6031157 (.4"Al] SOURCE CODE: UR/01-9'-O-/66/008/009"/1'616/.~I'S~~2.
,UTHOR; Andrianov, K. A.; Pakhomov V. L; Gellperina, V. k
9 M. ; Mukhina, D.
ORG: Scientific Research Institute for Plastics (Nauchno
plasticheskikh mass) -issledovatellskiy institut
~Yl)pheny with
TITLE: Catalytic ~21ycondensationlof 1, 4-~Lis (dim ethy1hydrousi lene
diphenyldihydroxysilane and octamethylcyclotetrasilOXaDe
OURCE: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v. 8, no. 9, 1966, 1618-1022
OPIC TAGS: polycondensation, catalytic polycondensation, copolymer, linear
min copolymer
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the polycondensation reaction of 1, 4-bis(dimethyl-
hydroxysilyl)phenylene with octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane and diphenyldihydroxy-
silane in the presence of alkali catalysts. These interactions were found to produce
the following linear chain copolymers_:
, 3 "Clio
Clio Cil I
i. H(O-Si-// \-Si- -0 Si-O If
Gil, t,113)x (Clio
Card UDC: 541.64+ 84

MUKHINAp E.A. and ZHU.-LAVSKIY, L.S.
"Elastic Transportation Splint for Casulties ~-dtft
Skull and Brain Injuries"
pp. 80 Voyenno-Med. Zhur. No. 13 Octouer, 1255

ZHMVSKIY, L.S.;...
Sling on rubber springs for transporting wounded with skull and
brain injuries. Toen.-umie shur. no.10:80-81 0155. (KLRA 9:10)
(MMOIA-41ff-TRANSPORTAT 109 OF SICI AND VOTMED)

5.5200
77093
sov/62-59-12-37/43
AUTHORS: Klimova, V. A., Mukhina, G. K.
TITLE: Brief Communications. Simultaneous Determination of
Carbon, Hydrogen, Sulfur and Halogens
PERIODICAL: Izve3tiya Akademii nauk. Otdeleniye 1chimicheskikh
nauk, 1959, Nr 12, pp 2248-2250 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Organic compounds containing sulfur and halogens can be
analyzed by Korshun and Sheveleva's method (Zh. anal.
khimii, 1952, Vol 7, p 104) giving the content of C, H,
and the sum of halogen and sulfur. The authors es-
tablished that cobaltic oxide at 400-5000 absorbs, sclely,
sulfur oxides but not halogen. They also developed a
method for simultaneou5 determination of carbon, hydrogen,
sulfur, and halogen. The method con513tS of pyrolytic
decomposition of the investigated compounds (5-6 mg
sample) in high-velocity oxygen flow. The combustion
products are absorbed separately: sulfur oxides by
Card 1/2 Co203; halogen by electrolytically precipitated silver

KLDIGYA, V.A.; ESH NITSKAYA, To-G-J', 'MMIR G*K*
Determination of elments in tuMsten sulfide catalysts. Izv.
AN SSSR Otd,,lrh4- nau no,8:1520-1521 Ag 160. (M3RA 15:5)
1. Imtitut organicbmskoy Ichl-11 Im, &D.ZeLtuskogo AN MR-
(Catalysts, Tungsten)

KLIMOVA, V.A.; ANTIPOVA, T.A.; MUKHINA, G.K.
Simultaneous determination of carbon, hydrogen, and halogens or
sulfur by "flash combustion". Izv. AN SSSR Otd.khim.nauk. no.1:19-22
Ja 162. OURA 15: 1 )
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Carbon--Analysis) (Hydrogen--Analys13) (Halogens)

uSSR / soil Scionce. Minoral Fortilizors. j-4
Abs. Jbur :.Ro:r*,.Zhw, - 21ologJ^9 No 17, 1958p No. 77434
Autbcr. P*j'.JAjkUR
TxOt : Tialryszov Avicuittiil lw-adwv~
Milo : Comparativo Study of Approplation by Corn of Phosphorus
'I*0M:IDIffavont,.MwkDd Pbosipborue Fertillzors
Orig Pub
3, 1781.1ft
Abstract Th i",, Qnl~cta, 6 a- acid pbdi6llp 6611 5-5) alrd in
- a, I - - s6
;CUIUv&tIQA6-zIn- a- h"'. ~66&~`zj- ~-~ tbo
-,ppVrcjWi&Uon-.Qf..P y:, s,!-A4t6d,. by ='rbA p32 of
P40sphato
Pitido
iAi h
a va". equal in Swific
activempow., it vai-6iiiWi 'tbi~t Iii -!%6~ f1rit poriod
- 11 - ~ p-
of- avarto of t Corn, - Was apIWOW-Istod' f Ima I wA' IT
84plflcent2y, boWw than rram-in ia .iv. rn months
C' Ad Iiint P'vw abscrbod
-'Atbw tho p 8, UP weal A Of
0 ard 1/12
33

M Ij YOA I h N I ON -
MUKKVS,~_G.V.
CAND PHYSICOMATH SCI
Dissertation: "Concerning the Shieeding Effect of Conductirg Layers During Propagation
of Electric Current in the Earth's Crust.ts
1 June 49
Geophysics Inst. Acad Sci USSR.
OSWO Vecheryaya Moskva
Surn 71

~
Tib -P V
)noy A, N, and AInhina G. V. Daterminatio- of a
kTihwjoy, A. N,
tor. C, P
~eieiec Ile ai gwirlied Medium. 17 vc ~,t i a
(1950), (11tifisia")
Maxwell'ti equa-6ons are ?~olvcd, with the aid nf Besset
tranliff1mv; Of Order 7er* v it inw, in the raK, of a thpole
nit thc x-axj,-, loi~atfd al +, or!~i:i m. dw planc face
of a n ;nFPi!p f ndip !jIlu 'I-t Vr -,f (fill-knc-4 I of i nwMi 1,, -
bility vr*J bounded b~ t"o trailei piariub z -0, r ~ -1
ar-O for z>O and z < -1 -1 he exprtessions and the graph-,
of amplitutip and fjha~,- ' 3 ttm,tiona of x i-y - 0, - = 0', are
gim for various vaJues oi I for the x-component E, of the
lectricat field created by tiw dipole, E. Kogb6Aintz.
Vol
go.
-7

On

Mniggl~_ A
~iktrlbuted er- ti -)o -two-, media;
;T I
'Geograf.'Oeoriz. -14,
Izvestiya Ak a-i iauk SSSR. sei~

-61
thickness h
I ~ii6it dt Wte
1
Re
lacifig ihiijAP&H14~
,
.
j ''
p
1M., r:6nd 0,4iiA -6f -c6nduc
littivity tivity hk
n-
Jr pciWble ~to sin, -A, conioutatio
it corWi era
I
.
I
iich
t1w potential due to this laycr, thfasLneening effect of w
must-be elitplinated since the Purpost! of geophysical survey-
ingwith iheald'of ewc~ric methrids is-thestudy of tectonic
structures biLneath the upper alluvial layer. In this paper
the simplified- problem issok,,-d, [he main re-sult being the
delimitation of the circ-day region around the source of
current. outside of which the error caused by the simplifica-
tion is negligible. E. Kogbelliawz (New York, N. Y.).
Sour
Mathq* V
l 8
o

41

U S~ t. NO.
cal. -
-!*;Icreening Effect of Conducting Layers Situated
~ft~r a Vertical Sean 0 -
G. V. MukhIn& p Geopbys
Ust., Acad Sci USSR
VII,
x Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf I Geofiz* Vol XX
5, 3Pp 392-403
46asiders the case, frequently encountered in
i4ectrical prospecting,,, vhen surface alluiia
bituat6d over vertical seam bave conductivity
dIfferent, from that of surrounding medium. Ap-
PrOxImiate solution of problem can be obtained
14 if alluvial layer and ~YeIA of fl"te
50
.*Fe replaced by "conducting" planes upon vhicb~,
~Ortain boundary conditions are imposed. Sub-'.'
ttted 22 Nov 49 by Acad 0. Yu. 81midt.

AUTHORS: Sobolev, S. L. , Mukhina, G. V. SOV/89-5-2-15/36
TITLEs The Dote= I i Ii, Df Therml Stresses in a Medium Containing
Cavities (Opredeleniye termicheskikh napryazheniy v arede s
pustotami)
PERIODICAL Ato=rAya onergiyal 1958, Vol. 5, Nr 2, pp. 178-181 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: When calculating some types of fuel elements it is essential to
solve the following mathematical problems:
A body with a uniformly distributed heat emission Q with respect
to its entire volume exists. The body is subdivided by cylindrical
channels which have circular cross sections the axes of which are
parallel to one another. Heat removal takes place only by the sur-
face of the channels and the surface temperature is constant and
equal in all channels. The body is able to expand freely in all
directions. The demand is made to find the -nri-lm dilatation-,
compression- and shearing stresses in the body under the following
conditions:
1.) No exterior forces act upon the body and it is influenced only
by the interior thermal stresses.
2.) The "mmiza- drop in temperature in the body is not high and
Card 1/3 the material properties of the body do not change within this

The Determination of Thermal Stresses in a Medium SOV/89-5-2-15/36
Containing Cavities
range or temperature.
3-) All stresses produced in the material of the body in no case
exceed the limits of the elastic deformations and the
properties of the material are isotropic in all directions.
The problem of calculating the elastic stresses is oarTied out by
means of the variation method according to Ritz.
By the introduction of the funotion according to "Eri" (Airy?) the
problem is reduced to the determination of a maximum of the
integral: ff [( A U) '-2qU] dxdy.
When using this method the selection of the most suitable system
of the function on which the approximated solution is based is of
essential importance. It is shown that the function according to
"Er:P is suitable for the solution of the problem in question.
A simple method is given for the determination of the approximated
Card 213 solution. There are 5 figures.

'~J=- MIA, G.T. (Nookv&); SOBOINT. -5.L. (Xoskvs)
-
Solution of a boundary value problem, PrW. mt. I makh.
23 no..3.-534-539 My-Jo 159. (KIPA 12:5)
(Differential equations)

BAT', G. A.; MMINA, G. V.; PARFANOVICH, D. M.
':C.oWensation of large changes in the reactivity by deformation of the core
1 at t H`e . "
report submitted for 3rd Intl Conf, Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva,
31 AYg-9 Sep 64.

L 45461-66 E7dT(m)/EWP(t)/ETI JR
Acc Nits AP5026"7 SOURCE CODE: TJR/0089/65/019/004/0383/0384
AUTHOR: Mukhina, G. V.; Protsenko. A, X.; Trukhachav, K. M. -
04
ORG: Xbne,
TITLE: Calculation of fuel bu 14 n a cylindrical reactor witha
movable compensating system
SOURCE: Atomnsaya anergiya, v. 19, no. 4, 1965, 383-364
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear reactor, reactor fuel element, nuclear powered ship
ABSTRACT: An abbreviated'version of the authors' original'paper is
given. The authors describe their mathematical approach to determining
the neutron flux distributions and critical parameters affected by the
fuel burnup process and the shim-bank movement. A system of basic
reactor equations and approximations was derived in the original paper.
The parameters were expressed in polynomials with arguments proportional
to the integral heat release. The calculations were made for different
positions of.shim-banks on the basis of their overlapping coincidence$
with various neutron distribution areas. The results of calculations
for the nuclear reactor of the icebreaker "Lenin" are shown (continuous
Card 1/2 UDC:

L 45461-66
ACC NRs AP5026447
curve) in Fig. 1 and compared with the data (plotted dots) obtained
experimentally. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
700
.600
1500
0,400
~300
42 -ri
01100-
foo
IM
jV
Energy produced in Mw-hr x 103
719- 1. Position of the cappeting gWgt~n in the nuclear
reactor of icebreaker "TAnin"
CD
SUB CODE: IJP / SMW DATIC: 26M&Y65 / ORIG W: 004 / OTH RICY: 0()o

MOTLYAR, LB-i 1-91KWAI I.A.
Fivvlsj.~n -0617mprization'6f vlnyl thlorills'in thi*pii6sefice of
latup~x.previously lntrcduc~d in the system. Pleat. mosay
ro.3z4,6 165. (141 RA IS: 6)

ACC NR: AT7006689 SOURCE CODE-:--Ul~/2517/66/o92/000/0165/0181
AUTHORS: Molotkov, I. A.; Mlkllinap-I. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: The nonstationary propagation of waves in a heterogeneous half-apaco with a
minimum propagation velocity
SOUIRM AN SSSR. Matematicheakiy institut. Trudy, v. 92, 1966. Kraye e zadachi
matematicheakoy fiziki (Boundary value problems of mathematical physi7cs, no. 4P
165-181
TOPIC TAGS: wave propagation, boundary value problem, integral calculus, :ruler
equation, asymptotic property, wave front
ABSTRACT: The propagation of nonstationary waves in a stratified medium with one
maximum and one discontinuity of the refractive index is examined. The heterogeneous
!half space z ;~,O in the Cartesian coordinate system X z has a refractive index
n(z) that is-2-ndependent of x and t. The function UIZ~'iG defined and positive for
0 < z e- oD, analytic for 0 < z 4 z21 continuous for and permits a discon-
z > z2'
tirmity of the first kind at z - z2. It has a unique mazim= at z - z1, and, when
z --r oo, it approaches the constant value no, ::E n (z2 + 0), so that
a (Z) = nm -1- 0 (Z-1.
Card- 1/2

ACC NR: AT7006689
The following two-dimensional problem of nonstationary-wave propagation u(x, y, Z) is
examined;
paw -+* u,, - n' (Z) use = 0.
U(XOlt)=8(X)8(1). U(X'Z-O)=U'(X'Z'0)!-0'
U (X. Z2 - Oi f) = a (r, Z. -+- 0. 1). a. (X. Z2 - 0. U. (X, Za -+- 0. 1),
where 8 (r) is a Dirac function. This problem is s?lved by the method of contour
integrala. The asymptotic form of the functions E 1, 2)(z, k, a) and G(z, k, s) as
k -:PoD is also examined, and the asymptotic properties of the functions for a
parabolic cylinder and their zeros are considered. The solution
U (X, Z' k cos kXdk V(Z' k, S) ekelds,
2%ti
V(S' k, s) ([G. E"$.EP) (z, k, s) -t- [LO), G],. - E(I) (z, k, s)),
(O