SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEROZOLIMSKIY, B.G. - YERSHIN, SH.A.

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The result of applying neutron ... D228/D304
jisec, the transmission frequency being 400 c/o. The neutron genera-
tor was used in the commercial testing of INYL. IMM readings against
oil-bearing beds exceed by 10 times those for aquiferoui~ beds con-
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different oil- and water-saturated beds are indicatedl and the re-
quirem-entB for the apparatus are stated. Further prospects are indi-
cated for the application of impulse neutron generators,. [Abstrac-
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TITLE: Errors in measuring slow-neutron-boam polarizaU*4 by t1mi shim, method
SOURCE: Pribory*. i tilchnika eksperimenta, no* 29 1964'; 34-42-
TOPIC TAGS: neutron, slow neutron, neutron polixixation, shim stautron.
polariiation measusement
..::'ABSTRACT: Mathodic errors of shim polarization measurements are discussed.
esults-of-ex#exinunts- which permitted a direct evaluation7 of the SIUM-introduced
disturbance are r8pDrted. Tests were conducted in a neutro3a beam,ovizh an
intensity of 2 x le neutr /sec of an IRT - 1000 reactor; an Wo-polarined beam was
,obtained by reflection from a 110x220-mm'cobalt mirror. Styplaciaga cadmium:-
slot instead of the shim, a beam wag; shaped and'dixected to a slot-tYpe detector.
The variation in the counting rate, upon introducing the shi=p! was datermined by

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j` the losa of neutrons due to small-angle sc~ftering. The degr4a of 'olarization
was m
easured by ~ (a) the counting rate in the maxin=m s econd-rena lotion beam,
and (b) the beam shape (aarrow slot) and Wegration of all nv~trona ;reflected
from the analys-or. An fjvalu&tioA of tr ror- in the general casi Is f4minid to be
impractieLl since it 4ie~snd4,on the isnperfiction of the wirrowO., insudicient
magnetization of the i:obalt surface, depolodrizing fringe effects ate. Orig. art.-
has: 2 figures and 6forzoAss,
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MROZOLIMSKIY, B.G.; ONUCHINt A.P.; KIIABAKHPASHCV, A.G..
YethodIcal errors in the experiment on opposed beams. Prib. i
tekh. oksp. 9 no.ls23-24 JR-F 164. (KRA 17:4)
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(cars* handLling) (BrIcks--fransportation)

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insh.; TSVIN, Takov Tevonlyevichs T891100
red.; VOWHOKp X.X.p takhn.red.
[Boonomic aspects and the orgonization of transportation by the
oelf-propelled freighter fleet] Akonoalks I orgemAzatsiia pere-
vozok samokhodnyu grusovyu floton. laningrad, Isd--vo *Rechnoi
transpart,m laningr.otd-niso 1960. 94 p. (KIRA 1319)
(Inland water transportation)

YERPICHEV, H.I., inzh.; IVLIYEVA, A.M., kand.ekanomicheskikh nauk
C-mparative analysis of the economic indices of ships with
various power plants, Trudy LIVT no.3:3-22 '60. (KRA 15:3)
(Inland water transportation-Aacoanting)
(Marine enginds)

YMPICHEVY 11.I.,-Anzh--
Particularfeatures of codt;calculatiom for U-4nopor tion
in spocializ.od vessele. T dy LIVT uo,160-16 1:61. lm 14:9)
(Inland, wat.~rtlransportat.ioh-4osts)

IRKHIN, Alekisandr Petrovich, kand. tekhn.nauk; TERPIGUY Mlkh!111
IvazLoKLCh,_ insh.; TSYPIN, Takow Te'rc~n ye It hil
TA-Imn, N.Ye.,, red.; vracum, K.m.,, takhn. rw.
[Thet economics and organisation of transportation via a
self-propeUed marchaht-marine fleet] Ekonmlk~ i oripmi-
satelim, perevosak mamokhodnym grusovym flotom.:Jzd.2.,
ispr. i dop. Moskva, Ixd-vo ORechnoi transportO 1963, 114, P.
(MIM 16s10
(Inland water transportation)

SUKHININ, S.D.'j MARGOLIN, M.Ya~'I-YERPULIKV,, N.A.
~ I ~;
Improyment of the pmp*mtion of adetic aold a4ts* Pr7m,
kh1s. reak. i coobo chiot. vashch. no.106-47 163,.
(KMt 17s2)

140fIASTYRWU-.Y,kf 14.00; YERfIjLEvLt L.L; IIAVII)Vj :3.A.
influence of the aikali cation used for pE reguljiLiom of latex
L-4 on the properties oil its films, F%uch. A roj!,. 2.14
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1. Moskovskty Laki-inclogichosk--ty institut. I.

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SIGEV. relike Yurlysrich, rod,; TJRKAKOVA, ToAo, tekhnored
[ftbrAlsk"adroviab Jr*Aikbin;: his life and Vorkol lador
Alskmandrovich Brodiktin; ago shisnO i dioUtol0mostOo MoskTat
Goo. Isd-vo tfA&niko-toorot# lit-ty, 1957. 149 pe (XMA 11t4)
(Pndikhin,, Fedorllaksondrovich,, 1831-19%)

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KIIHAYLOT, Alelmandr Aleksandrovich; TAIPYM, X.P.. red,; TZOMOVAje.A.,
tekhn.rod.
[Star stlas-, containing all stare of both hemispheres of i2p to
8,25 In magnitude, with indications'of variable sad daubLe stars and
star ONSters and nebula*] Zvesdnyt atleel sodor~hshchil dlia obaikh
polusharli ves svesdy do 8.25 VelichInY, a obasnechenism lperemennykh
I dvoirjrkh svezd, svezdiWkh skoplenit. I tumannostai. IsA.2-oe.
Koskva. Goo.isd-vo tokhatko-tooret.lit-ry, 1957. 59 p. aM 20 plates
(in porlifollo). (stare-Atlases) (KMA '10: 12)

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3 M kIWE I BOOK MIPLOITATION SOV/1380
latoriko-astronomichookiye iseledovanlya, vypo 4 (Studlee In the
History or Aotronomy, Nr. 4) Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1958,
!j92 p. 1,W copies printed.
Beep. Ed.s Kulikr-vskiy, P.O., Docent; Zds.t Rakblin,, I. Ye.,, and
Reznikovskiy, P.T.; Tech. Ed.t Oavrilov, S.S.; Editorial Board
of Seriest 'Voronteov-Vellyaminov., B,A,., Professor XuImrkin., B.V.,,
Professor, Kulikovskiy, P.O. (Chairman,, Committee on the History
of Astronomy, Astronomical Council USSR Academy of Sciences) and
Perell, Yu. G. (Scientific Secretary, Co ittee on the History or
Astronomy,, Astronomical Council.. USSR Academy of Sciences)
PURPOSE: This.book is intended for both the general reader and the
specialist interested in the historical development of astronomy,
COVERAGE: This collection of articles by d!Lfferont authors is the
fourth in a series on the history of the development of astronomy
in Russia. The present volt=e is divided into three parts:,&A
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9 M111 11
St~dlea In the History of Astronomy soir/1380
introductory section,, a section of articles and ijtudles,, and a
final aeotian containing data and documents. The first articled.'
the longest and most thorough., traces the develolment of stellar
astronomy In Russla during the XIX century. The remainder
discusses various topics In the field of astronomy,, such as the
contributions of outstanding personalities both in and outside
of Russia, Russian observatories, the deveiopment of astronomy
In China and Georgia, etoo Valuable historical findIngs are
brought to light in the form of now archival discoveries. The
text Is accompanied by photographs,, diagrams and bibliographic
references.
TOM OP CONTOPTS:
From,the Editors 9
NPP,, Developmont of Stellar Astronomy lr~ Russia
b&-l-n-g-Me- 19th Century
ARTICLES AND RESEARCH PAPMIS
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Studies in the! History of Astronomy SOV/1380
Chenakikj# V#Lt, Hersheil Mirror Telescopes in Russia 250
Dinglell H. Iklmond Halley. His Tiiws and Ours 341
Chleng Toun-wo-in. Astronomy -in China 367
Dzhalalov,, G*D. Certain Remarkable Pronouncements or the
Astronwers'of-the Samarkand Observatory 381
Yakhontova,, NeS, Neum Illich Idelfson 36T
lm7tnikov,, S.N. N.I4, Idiellson's Contributions to the History
or Astroncmy 407
Tdellson, N.I. Urbaln Le Verrier 433
Chudovlcheva,,, N.A. V.P. ton Works in Astronomy
(dommients by 8,N-o Korytni 453
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Siladies in the History of Astronomy BOV/1380
Ra binovich, IA, Some Problem of Celestial Mechanics in the
Worke, of P.G. Boll 467
Do'brovollskly, V.A. Participation of the Sarly Directors of
the Pulkovo, Observatory In CrganizUS the Kiev ObsOrvatory 481
Novokshanova, Z,K, Astronomical Observatory of the loneral
Staff Military Topography Department 491
Kharadze, Ye. K. and T.A. KoohlashvIll. Notes an the History
of the Dev*lopment of Astronomical Studies in Georgla
(preliminary study) 499
MATERIALS AND DOC 3
D.D. Gedeonov's Letters to V.V. Vitkovskly. Comments by V.P.
Shcheglov 50
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itudies in the History of Astronomy SOV/1380
From V,K. Tseraskly's Archives. Note on the Moscow Observatory 573
Perel',, Yu# G., Selected Bibliography,on the 119tOry of
Astronomy PtiblieW in USSR and bhor CowArles in,1956 and
195T 580
Index 566
AVAIL&BLEt Library or congress
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UJIMMIt Jill ling rilell"Hwull
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litoiril astronoodi v SMS' kovli~mg bdo.isd-v 10`1 isl'6-wtsm.
lit-iry, 1960, 227 P. (kiliA 14:3)
(Astrononw)

PHASE I BOOK WL01TATION SOV/55574
M:ademiya naul: 333R. Astronomid.heekly sovet.
Byulleten' stavatsiy opticheskogo nablyudeniya iskusetvannykh
mputn1kov Zemli. no. 7 (17) (Bulletin of theltations for
Optical Observation of Artificial Earth Satellites. No. 7
417) moscows 1960, 16 p. 500 copies printed.
Spolsoring Aaency: Astronomicheekly movet Akademil na%Lk 353R.
Reap. Ed.: G. A. Leykin; Ed.: D. Ye..Shohegolev'; Secretary:
0. A. Severnaya.
PURPOSE : This bulletin is Intended for scientlets and engineers
concerned with optical tracking of artificial satell1tes.
C01MUME: The bulletin contains four ~~ articles concerned with the
orbital elonents of the Soviet artificial matell1tes 19586,
and 195862 (Sputnik'III and its carrier rocket No personal-
ities are mentioned. There are 6 references: '~~-Soviet and
2 En lish,
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Bulletin of the Stations (Cont.) SOV/5574
-Batrakov,, Yu. V. (Institut teoretichaskoy astronomi AN SSSR
Institute of 'Theoretical Astronomy of the Academy of Seienoes
of the USSR]. Preliminary Orbital Elements of the Thii.~d Sovie4~
to
Artificial Satellite (1958 b2
'Batrakov, Yu. V.., and A. S. Soohilina [Institute of Theoretical
Astronomy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR]. Notion of
the Carrier Rocket of the Third Soviet krtificial Satellite
(1958b, ) and the Magnitude of the Oblatenes's of the Fawth 6
,Yerpylev N. P. [Astronomicheakiy sovet AN SSSR !"- Astronomic
council H-Academy of Sciences of the USSR]. On the Elements
of the Orbit of the Carrier Rocket of the Third Soviet Artifi..
cial Satellite (19586], ) Obtained From Photographic Obiserva-
tions 13
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'Pulletit of the Stations(Cont.) SOI~/5574
ouncil of the ~,kadeq-r of Sciences'
Slovokhotovas N. P, [Astronomic C
of the USSR] Comparison of Different S town ofOrbl~;,al Elements
of the Third Soviet krtifical Satellltey!958 02~ 14
MIL.Wits Library of Congross
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1UTHORt Yer,-xl-z. - P., -Candidate of PhySical and Vathemat4ical
Sciences
TITLEt Out-of-town Session of the Astronomical, Council
PERIODICALs Veatnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, No. 11, pp. 122-123
TEXTs The out-of-town session of the Astronomical Coyncil-of -the
AkademiZa nauk SSSH (Academy of Sciences,USSR) took p~soe from August 23
to August 26, 11960 at Villnyus (Lithuania). It was organized jointly by
the Akademiya vauk Litovskoy SSR (Academy of Sciences Litovalraya SSR), and
the Villnyusskiy universitet im. V. Kapsuka15 a (Viliny-ts University imeni
V. Kapsukas). The conference was attended by a8tronomirs, -p'G3-sTc`rs-f5-,
geodesists, and mathematicians of the Academy of Scionces USSR, of the
Academies of the Union Republ Vs and Schools of Higher Education. The
history of the development of `qAjrqnom
,y in Lithuania w49 donoribed by
V- Maze"s The following lectures were deliverads 0.', A, Mellnikov
"The History o?'AstrosRsctroam "I L. K. Sorguw- "The WiatTi of the
Spectral Lines of Diphoton Radiation"I A. P. Yutsis and Ya. I.. Vizbarayte:
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rYp 1.961. 493 P.- -.- Plates (HIM 1416)
(Astronmw)

YERPYLEV. LI.P.
.C ------- jI4!qskva )
Flight of an automatic interplanetary ztatian~tvdard VenuA. Fiz. T
shkole 21 no.2:29 Hr-Ap '61 (XLRA 14:8)
(V;?TUB probes)

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PMLI, Turly Grigorlyevich; KUKARKIN, 13.V.., prof... red.,; YMLEV,
II.Pe. red.; KRYUCHKOVA, VA.., tekbno red, . . .....
(Development of our concepts about the univers*]Razv:Etie pred-
stavlenii o vselemoi. Izd.2. Pod red, BNoKukarkina, Monkva,,
Fi=itgiz,, 1962. 391 p. (Cosmogorq) (MIRA 15:10)

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B102/B104
AUTHOR: YexTylev, K. P., Candidate of Physics and Uathemuitics
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TITLE: In the Astronomical Council
PERIODICAL: Akadentys, nauk 335R~ Yeatniko no- 4, 1962, 122~124
TEXT: A report is given on the course of the plenum of the Astronomicheskiy
sovet (Astronomical Council) which took place in Pulkovo, from January. 26
to 29, 1962. The opening lecture was held by the chairman of the Astrono-
mical Council, A. A. Mikhaylovt Corresponding Member of the AS USSR. He
spoke on problems of stellar evolution, research in solar phyzics (observa-
tion of the total eclipse on February 15, 1961 from a specia-VVY -104 11~
(TU-104B) aircraft and from the earth with a 3-m radiotelescope), new astro-
nomical instruments (a 2.6-m reflector at the Xrymakaya astrofizicheskaya
observatoriya AN SSSR (Crimean Astrophysical Observatory of the AS USSR),
and a 1-m telescope at the Byurakanskaya aetrofizicheakaya, oliaervatoriya
Alt Armyanskoy SSR (Byurakan Astrophysical Obaervatory 4 Armpaakaya SSIM),
or. rockets, eatetlites, apace ships and interplanetary atatione. In Ussil
102 stations exiat for satellite observation (48,800 visual ani 7000 photo-
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In the Astronomical Council B102YB104
graphic observations). Academician V. A. Ambartsumyan gave a report on the
results and proo-pects of outer-galactic astronomy. In 1he discussions
special attention was paid to the training of specialiots, improvement and
new design of instruments, e.g. an automatic telescope, long-time planning
and coordination of astronomical research and other problems of organiza-
tion. Finally, A. B. Severinp Corresponding blember AS USSR, apoke on nolar
magnetic-field measurements and I.D. Zhongolovich, Doctor of Physicomathe-
matical Sciences, on naw investigations iato the Wth's pize, shape and
mass dis'Wribution.
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Station for visual obderfttions of extificial satol)Ates. Vest.
All MR 32 no.7:87-88 Jl 162. (KEPA 15:7)
(Zgypt-Artificial oatelUtemi.-Traeking)

ININUMME Im
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PhoUgraphio obeervations of artificial earth sate3liteo.
Voot. AN SSSR 32 no.nsl29-130 H 162t ~ (mmi 15, n)
(Artificial oatellitsmi.-TvLok14)

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TITIE: Pleav'm of the Astronomicsa~: *ouncli"i viald in ~4~46 Japlwyj 19631
6:~ 1961, 113t,114, 11 1
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Conforence of the Committee exploring the problem of optical
observations of artificial satelUtes. Test. 0 SSSR 33 n0-91
75-715 5 163. t (MRA 1639)
(Arti:Mcial satellites-Optical observations)

YERPYLEV N&. kand. fiz.-matem. naukj KILADZE, R.L. kand. fiz.-
=item. nauk; RUSKOL, Ye.L., kand. fiz,-cate:x, nauk;
KIILIWVSKIYO ?*Go, kand. fiz.-naten. nank
Plenum of the Astronomical Council and Ito committees. Vent.
AN SSSR 34 no.5zl34-137 My 164. (MIRA MO

YERPYIEV, N*P., kand. rizilko-matem. nouk
Geodetical net and artificial earth satellites. Zem. i
v;sel. 1 no.4:65-69 n-Ag 165.
WRA 18: 12)

7ERPYLEVY N,P., kand. fiziko-matem. nauk
SMcoium on problems in estabItshing a European geodetic
neturnrk on the basis of the observations of artificial earth
satellites hold in Paris. Vest. AN SSSR 35 no,.407-78 AP 165.
(MIRA 18:6)

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ACC M AP603,0234 SOURCE CODEI UR/0030/66/000/008/OM/I
AUTHM: Yervylev., H. P.-ICandidate of physico-wthematichl scierpoes)
ORG: none
TITIZ: New in-,restigations in astronogy
SOURCEt AN SSSR. Vestniks no. 8. .1966ptlol 13
TOPIC TAGS: astrononio conference, solar magnetic fields planetary orbit,
solar corpuscular rk1iationp earth crusts solar activity
'ABSTRACT: The annual plenum of the kstronomical Council of the Academy gf SgJan
_;.Ml& was held in the'Crimean Astroo-hysical -04s-ervatory from 12-15 April
,1966.. Some 160 representatives from the major Sovietastronomical repearch!
:centers attended,
Each of the centers reported progress in its research work: the
.Crimean Antrophygiical Observato in investigations of solsAsagnstic
~i,
.fields; the Institute of Theoretical Astramm in studies I the evolution
'of the Earthfa orblu-the Vglgoarad IF Bic. an 4 1n,4ho41pg that
solar corpusc fact pressure and temperature'l a the:,lower as
-well an upper,lay,er'a of Me atmosphere; the Main AstrgRoLiAll Oboarvatory
of the Ukrainigm AcadeW of Sciences in its.studies of the-Martion atmo-
*_- , . Z

-71
W-4
A,r.,
L 04696-67
,A.CC NAs AP6030234
tsphere*(surface stwopheric pressure shown to be 19 8 abor); the 0yurak4n-:
;Astrovhysical Ob _Ap Its Investigations of faint blue objects'af
I the 17th and 18th ftellaef"guitude, many of iphich are quasi-stellar
and the M-stitute of Astrophysics of ths Tadablk*adaft nf
in its studies of the orbits of meteorslIn interplanetary space.
On the basis of-investigations of the rate of the Earth's rotation,
h-
.:carried out by*the All-Union Scientific Research Institute !?kl Ph_Yq_4oj
qc
.nical and Radio-Fjigineering Measurements, it.has been established that the
:decreased rate of rotation observed In i963 continued in.1965. In the
.period from Maicch 1963 through October 1965.the rate of the 1'.arth's rota-
ition decreased by 19-10-9 ends' consequently, the length of the day-in-.
icreased 1.6 Usec. In 9 months of 1965 the day lengthened 0.6 Usec. In a
ireport entitled "'rho Rotation of the Earth,'Deformation of the Earth's
and Solar.Actirity,!' V. B. Nikimay and eupressod their
Yiews on the causes fdr the irregularities in the rat* of rotst$on.
AG., Masev reported on progress made.in internatiorhal cooperative
IprojiRso TU~idxnz optical observations of Earth satellites, investiga-
;tions of variables and supernovaes ophenerldox of planotolda, astroustric
_ytion. Tho' bdist progress h
investigations, oolar researchq and star ovkl an
been made in satollito-obsorvation prov-s-NINIMasevich gaid, Jointly
!operated observation centers were set up in.tho UAR-and Kali. A:,Qggtra-
tive venture with, Chil pas also reported to be proceeditig~ssoothly.
'r . -_-.
The plenum -Molse-d th discussions dealing ~fih'iDi nizational-- i
educational matit (ATD PRESS"I '0674 1
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E140/9535
AUTHORS: Avdeyev, B.M.9 Yerpylevs Yu.A. and Kovachich, Yu.V.
0108CQW)
TITLE: A comparison of new methods of applied mathematics
in automatic control theory
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye
takhnicheskikh nauk. Ener*etika i avtomatika, no.6j
1962, 178-200
TEM Throa typical coritrol problome are rorimAlatod ond
their solutions by modern mathematical methods are compared. In
the first problem the boundary conditions (initial and final
states) are defined for the controlled piocess in terms of vectors
in phase space. A control law is required satisfying the given
transition and providing an extremal value of a prescribed quality
criterion. In the second problem the op~imisatlon is with
respect to the motion of the process in phase mpace, and the,
boundary conditions are not prescribed. The?third problem requires
a given relationship to be respected between tkie output and input
coordinates of the proceigs,(including as a soecial case the
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r Elt#O/E)535
relationship of independeh6c) given prior knowlodge of tbe'laws of
'Pdinates and the*a~alytic descript'on of
variation of the input coor I
the process. In each of't,heae problems various alternative'forms
are investigated in connep~ion with two classes of solutions. In
the firs.t ciaiss' the autho~j place solutioni Xn the Prosence of
rull inforrisat;kon. In thin clAmimi Cot- the firtit problom the methods
of classical variational calculus, and Pont~yagirtls principle of
the maximum'are applied And illustrated; the socc,nd problem is
treated by linear and dynamic programming and-Sames theory; the
third problem is treated by the theory of inviriance and the method
of polynomial equations. !Where full information. is not available,
the second class of solutions involves the application of self-
adjusting systems. This class is treated more slummarily than the
first class; ane example ~q given of.the solution of each of the
typical probleims defined;above. There are 20 figures-and 4 tables.
SUBMITTED: November 28j' 1961
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YERPULEVA ~j,,,,.inzh.
Regeneration of -the wastes of aloohol used for determining the
acid numbers of oils and fats# Mikale-shlre prom,v 29 noolOs39
0 1631, (IMA 16t12)

AXMN; A.'V.j XWYMAo 01M. . .I
Sconcmdo offectivensiss of moDw Appoxatud., tudy H'jz,,-tokh.inot.
Ilk
AN Turk. SSR 7s125-W 161. (yJ; 15:2)
~l (Solar healting)

IAIRMOVo Re; VMM"A TACOOVO I.
Teaboical and sooncedc bm*o for *Ug sour r4ril,
in Turkmenistan. Trudy fiz.-tekh. inst. AN TuAt. SR
St 5?-7t 162-* OCMA i5s 11)
(Turkmeniatan-Solor4ngineo)
(Refrigeration wd refrigeratift sachlbiry).

LRYPUNSUTA, :D.I.; PRUSLIN. Ta.A.; YERPTMU.-Te.jR.; NDVIZDVA, X.A.
Radimetive method for studying the displacement of fluids from
pervas media. TruAy WU 12t361;367 158. (KIU 12:3)
(Oil field fl e4ing) (Wdrs~ullc nodellng)

LErFMKkYA, D.L; MMPM=A., le.Ro; NOVIKOVA N.A.) FRITSLIS, la.k.
ladiametric method OIL OJI ~ matwoluou In the stuass
of bubble polat -611 - tiii4 14,106 Oll ~*020 SIM"
Trudy TKII no.10:349-356 957. l4s6)
(oil "ismir

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Yerpylov,, K.N.
"Investigation of the Problemn of improving information on tho approach of
trains by lasing now communications equipment." Min Rail%mys USSR. Moaco"I
Order of Lenin ind Order of labor Red Banner Inst of Railroxixl Transnort
Engineers imeni, 1. V. Stalin. Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation fnr thog D,-pree
of Candidate in Technical Sciences).
SOi Knizbnava letopis'
Noo 25, 1956. Moscow

BORISOVp Dmitrly Petrovichp doktor tekbn. zaukt prof
iffikolMavich, kwid. tekbn. Bank; KOFKU.TTSYNp Abiksandr Yakovlevichy
bnd7.-tekbg-.~q dotsentj VA=Bv M.I.t doktpa? tak2a* n=kt prof.,
reteenzent; LISTOVI, V.B,g d7okt6r teklm. natik,, prof.p ratsenzent; KMWA-
SloV, N.m,t kand. tekbna naukv doteenty retoenzent; IWMGVA9 G.I.p Inzb.f
red.j HOVIM, M.N.v iush.p red.1 BOMMAO XejNv:j teklm, red-,
[Autcoatio and remote control and commnications in red1road transporta,
tioul Axtomatika telemelA-nika i ovias' na zbelamaodorombnom twansporte.
HoWn,ap Voss, izdatelloko-poUgr. obOadiwnis S-va patei soobobehenilap
19614 283 p. (MMA l4z7)
(FAilroado-Si-. no)
(Rall~oada--Electronia equi ~nt)

TAIITSYURA, A.A. j YFAHLOV.'K.N.j SOKOLOVp V.P.) inzh.p retSOIIZDnt;
VOIFIKAS, M.N.. red.
(The ZhR-5 radio transmitter-receiver] Radio$ tantSUIL tipa
ZME-5. Moskva., Transport.. 1964. 163 p. (MIJIA 17:6)

YaULUAWS G.
v 29489 No. 220 pp. 77-"
SOt "2641, 20 Aprja 53s Oatopts ommmial tzo& staters no. 4v ig4g).

YRRSHBV. Yu.
Oil and, India's fight for economic indepen"noe.. Vn*912.torg.
30 no.8:9-13 160. (14M 13:8)
(India--Petroleum industry)

YERSHEVICH', V.V.; SMOLTANOV.. V.S,
Special features of the use ..of auto traWorimm. lharg. I
elektrotekh.-prom,.no.3s27--3l JI-S *62. (14MA 18all)
1. Kharikovskoys otdoloniye Vessoyumogo gosudarstvinnogo
proyektnogo institute stroitellstva elektrostantely.

-YERSHRVICH,-T.V.-__
Extintated cost of electric power. Snarg. i eloktrat0h. prom,
no.3v54-58 JI-S 163. (MIRA 1600)
1. Mcrainskoys otdeleniye Vaesoyuznogo gomWaratwennogo proyektnogo
inatLtuta i Nauchno-issledovatellakly inatitut 'rSaerj.,,oaet'prqyekt*.

YEHSHMCNO 'V.V., inzb.; SHOLYANOV, V.S., insh.; PALAWt# V.H., Insh.
Usis of voltage, regulation under load In 35 and 110 kv.
poier transformers. Ilsk. ote, 35 no,2j47-51 F 164,
(YIRA 17:6)

a
YERSHKVICH9 ViYo, insh. (Kharlkov)
i
Dateruination of cost indices for technological ~%nd ecoaomLo
calculations. Elektrichestiro noJ6-7 & #64. (W-RA 17:4)

YERSHEVICHP 7,V,0 J-nzh.
-
MethodiDlogy f(w detarzining the calcuiational cost of itlectric P:rwer.
Elek. iota. 35 no.9t44,-46 S 164o (ICRA 18bl)

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Study a,.' the "rodynamUs of a twbuient ps jog. ISTOM Ussa.
.ma.gor.onerc.no.11:97-nO 156. (I"A 10: 2)
(FLUO) (Aerodyamics)

T ~~::$O dilbii). Orad the
Fell, .4
(Academy of sciences Kazakh SSRg powar gLh6oringi,44040), 120 copies

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- TMRIIF, Sh.l.; SAMOV, Z.B.
XnwistU*tlon of the Wtial gfttlft of the tiWba2mt; strem of
a c(opremalble go** zhurtokhfj.Lw. 24~ no,1:51-60 -Ta. 1159. (MM 12.4)
1. I=tltut energetlkl AX K&sMq A2aar-Atae 1
(aft fILOW)

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A()05/AIG5
AVMOBI Yqrahln, Sh, A,
TMMZs The aerodynamion of a tuj~bujmt g" rIAMO UhIlue ~111110 batlic section
of' a diffusion flame tonVe)
PMODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, no. 3. 196i, 72-73, abstract 3BIK)6
(Tr. Soveshchaniya po prikl. g&z. dinamike, 1!~56. Alma-Ata,
AN KazSsR, 1959, 168-i7S. Dlskus., 186)
TE(T.- A calculation method for the basic section of a turbulent diffusion
gas flame tongue is formulated; the method is based on regularities obtained
from the investigation of free non-isothermal jets according to the generalized
Reichardt scheme, and on the assumption that the reaction kinetics of combustion
does not affect the gas stream in the flame tongue. As a result, approximate
correlations &re derived for determining the dependence of the tongue structure
on the basic diefining parameters: the preheating degree, the stoichlometric
factor; and the Prandtl number of turbulence. The experimental investigation
of the diffusion flame tongue cooroborated the similarity of the profiles of
momentum-stream density. However, the comparison of the results from calculation
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The aerodynamic.,, of a turbulent ... A005A105
and experiments, as far as they concern the position of the. combustion zone In
the basic tongue section, shows a considerable discrepancy between the formulated
theory and the experiment. There are 13 references.
0. Yakoylevskly
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
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Aoo6 wi
Yershin, Sh.A.
TITLE: Experimental investigation and theoretical t~alculation of a turbv-
lent. gas flame
FERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 6, 061, 2, abstract 6B7
(]K&zSSR Pylym Akad. khabarlary, Izv. AN KazSSR, Ser. energ.", 1960,
na. 1 (17), 9 - 17o [K&Z, sumarYl)
TMt COMb-UWAOn of unmIxed gases w to *Xperjment4ly invostigated in a
vertical combustion chamber into which a rich mixture of keroamne va;ors and air
(Y-0.3) was aupplied. The dynamical properties of the gav flanet differ only
slightly frca the properties of a conventional non-isotbiminal jettl on the initi-
al section of flame, -ihe experimental points lie close to the 1heoretic&I straight
line; on the remalnir,% portion of the flame a deviation '~s 04srved, which in
explained by the ina3airacy of the law selected for the chang" in temperature
and concentration alorg the flame axis. There are 9 rsfwj~enass.
N,, Ivknov
(Abstracter'snotel Complete translation]
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MMHINI Sh.A,- PAUTNIKp I.B.
9=-pU for calculating norml thermoel"Ue a4vamem ir. the
plane cross section of a wsaive dam* Ism, A11'raz0b. 3-COR.
Ser. energ. no.2:32-36 t6l. (141 RA 14:12)
(Dw=)

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AIMORS:
TITIZ:
31294
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D251/D--,OL
Yershin,_Sh.A. and Sakilov,, Z.B. ,
Investigating the aerodynamics of an elementary gas
jet
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanikaq no. 10, 1961, 84,
abstract 10 B596 (Tr. in-ta energ..&N KazSSR, 1960,
21 237-243)
W A short description it. iven of aiiahem'e for the
aerodynamic calculation of a gas Jet. 'for calculia:Lng~the jet of
combustion of undisplaced gases it is proposed that a similarity
exists between the profiles of velocity pressure and the mechanism
of heat transfer, and the composition along the t3oo sides of the
zone of combustion is reckoned to be similar for the moichanism of
heat transfer in a non-isothermal turbulent jet; Also the velocity
of reaction of the combustion is taken to be infinitely great. It
is reckoned theit the zone of combustion is established an the sur-
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Investigating the aerodynamics... D251/D301
face which corzesponds to the stoichiometric relationshtp of the
directions to that of the stream of reagents. The results of the
aerodynamic and. thermal calculations are presented for the combus-
tion of a jet of benzene vapor in air, together with the correspond-
ing experimental data. In consideration of the 6otobustion of pre-
viously agitated gases, the position of the flame front in the tur-
bulent boundary layer is determined according to the Guy-Michelson
law. Referring to the absence of experimental datgi on the thermal
and dynamical properties of a jet for the combustion oE agitated
gases, the author resorts to certain assumptions ond anailyzes them
on the basis of the results of preliminary experiments. Z-Abstrac-
ter's note: Complete tranalatioiL-7
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A60411Y11110 I
AUTHORSt Vulic, L. A.; Yersh1n, Sh.A.
TrMs
PERIODrCAL%
On Oie aerodynamical theory of the gaseous tongue of flame
Rsfevativnyy thurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 12, 1961, 22, abstract,
1211130 (V ob. "3-7e Vass, soveshohaniye po toorii goreniya. v. 2".
Mosaim, 1960, 219-227)
TMM; The authors present & brief survey on invast1gations of the "ro-
dywolcal theory of the gaseous tongue of flue based on the Ids& of an infinite
reaction rate of combustion. This assumption leads to a schome ot diffusion
combustion as im.the case of both unmixed gases'dnd homogoneous mixtures. The
latt*r~caae is investigated in-detail. If for the oase-of oombustlon. of unmixed
gases:the equation system is complete, since the flamo front in found from the
stoichiometric r.4lation of, the, flows of the reacting, oomponsats, tut additioAAL
assump~don on tho position of the flame front is necessary for them flame tongue
of a homogonsoue:mixture. In order to solve this problem, the condition of the
gas-dynamio scheme of the flame front is taken as an oblique heat discontinuity.
in such a scheme the whole range of flame tongue is replaced by the surface of
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S/193/61/W/012/036/042
On the - sorepdYn4mical. theory ... A00VA101.
discontSnulty U Mo. veloci*j temperature, mWVn ampositleft, !101111'. , Equations
btponUwiiv, mosientm and on*r&7- are written Umm, Awth4 dopendimce- is ,
derimt -of -the Sfui-dynamic parameters on angle CW'j - the slope of: t1te flame. front
relatilicto. the,normal -to the lAms of th,* . flow. up 4o the d$saontftlity. It In
asaumvl,*at~-ths Atolution sought-for,le taking.plae* at the i'M&ximU4,d*vIatI*n
angle of ~ the 411nosi,of the flow In the discontinuity., ~ - At & jiven heat release
charaster,isl.io (rutip-of-the thermal elfect to the initial onthalpi) of the order
5-7 the magnitude of (Xi is near to 70 . In this can* the angle of slope of the
flame front does not depend on the flow velocity and'only slIghtly,depands 00. the
heat releasq ohar4katoristio. A comparison of these results with tbe test data
shows that; actually, as-this follows also from the 11aeroftnamloal scheme", a
cOrtain wariing-up of the fresh mixture, its *.Vansion and a deviation of the
l=ss of the Iftow to the flame front, can be always observed, Owing to this a
Value o&, Is obtained sit the burner with an ordinary fl4a front, while
with an inverted flame (behind the stabilizer) value Ot n 60 . The authors
analyze the problem of an increased flow velocity behQ the flami front. Also
In this can* the conception of an oblique heat disoontinultr was used and experi-
mental checks were carried out. From a nozzle 20 mm in dia0ater across which a
stabilizer (1.5 mm diameter wire) was fastened, a jot of gasoline vapors and air
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On the.aerodynamical theory ... AN4/A104
mliOd beforehand1lowed verticolly upwards. With the aid of a speflal feeder
,flne quartz aand was fed into the flow, whiah was photograpbod when streaming
'66t'from the nozzle. The particle speed behind the flame front wai determined
from the length of the trajectory and photographic exposure. It was found that
during the passing of the flame front the speed Increased by a factor of 1.5
wh1oh agrees wi th'the theoretical results. There-are 4 f1gLuves and 23 references.
Sh. M. S.
t
(Aboraoter's notle: Complete transla Ion).....
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YERSM, Sh. A.
A Contribution to the I&chanics of 'Awbulent Liquid and Oas Otta p. 12
TMgAMCBS OF M 2ND MMUCAN MWERMWE W YATUDLITTOV AND KDJEANTM
(TPLW VTMOY M.-MPUZZWErOY XO1*'XM"MTl M RAMM-ME T IMMUMI), 1811
pWs,, published by the Publishing House ol the AS KA?AV. IISR, AtMA-ATA., Irl-SR, 1962

T-1 T 11
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'11"I 'r. -thd, X iar il~nl In,c]
r e - givom; there. iv"~alao- aP 1_04,
compiled in con~unctioa -,d".'h COM-, olvil. ot~tat'n6d;:.kth itligli h ap6 the
Witt t ar
aF-,~eemarlt is rlOteed, aS it LSO
Values for tem-Ocrat"Uxe for tha flizmai friorit ~Ateo ~-Iei Yealalro, -atd.oh (.Uotll.no-
gm:shes the study fma, other investigationn ce the aero4yuplill-i of ;- jazi dIffuji:Lve
for 441
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11,7xiov
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
6/031/62/000/004/001/001
I B102/D164
Tershin, Sh. A., Yarin, L. P.
Aerodynamics of a turbulent diffusion flame yet in an
accompanying flow
Akademiya nauk Kazakbakoy M. Vestnikt no. 4s 1962,
46-51
TEXT: A nozzle system$ consisting of honeycomb input, diffuser, damping
chamber and nozzle chamber with a specially designed combustion chamber
was used to study the behavior of a turbulent diffusion flame jet in a gas
flow whose flow rate is varied. In the combustion chamber two burners
are arranged oppositelyl the "secondary" gas sprayod by the opposite
burner is mixed with th2 burning products thus forming tho turbulent Jet
outside the rozzle. The stability of the jet is achieved by an intense
preheatine; (13000K) of the gas mixture and by an,annular stabilizor
placed in front of the nozzle. Pressure was measured in the jet by Pitot
tubes and MRV (11PP) micromanometerst temperature with PtRh-Pt thermocouples
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Aerodynamics of -a turbulent.., B102/B104
Tr?-30-6 (PR-30-0. The operational characteristics of the apparatus
were determined carefully. They were used together with the pot measuring
data to determine the aerodynamic structure of the flame and its
surrounding regions. The investigations showed that at any pressure of
the accompanying flow and different concentrations of tho burning profilo,
the excess momentum ha2 a maximum at -the jet axis alid Jeorvail+n "InOOkIlly
in radial direction. . A minimum waa obnarvad'01449WO tho 11nniti front at
'-he profiles of dynamic prona"rvs It id ahifted with reopeet to the zonti
of lagliont tvsmperatue. Both facts are explained by an noymmetry of the
bondary conditiona for velocity and tnmpernture. Special experiments
were made to study the offoot of the rate of thq accompanying flow on the
aerodynamic structure of the Jet. The temperature was found to decrease
nonlinearly with increasing flow rate, the flame length increasod. In both
cases the curves become saturAted at higher flow rates. The effects can
be explained within the framework of the general theory of free turbulence
in isobaric flow. There are 4 figures and 1 table.
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"Transfer processes in turbulent jets in the presence of a highLy Intensive
chemical reaction."
report submitted for 2nd All-Union Coaf on Heat & Mass Transfer,, Minsk, 4-12
May 1964.
Power Inst., AS KAz&9R.

TERMN, Sh.A,.: YARINO L-1P. (AlmA-Ata):
"Diffusion flames in laidnar &W turbulent wake flow
rewrt P"Berited at the 2nd AU-41nion Congress on Thsdrwtiexl 4nd Applied
Mochanicso Moscow, 29 Jan 5 Feb 64,

AUTHOR: YerAkgL..A. (Alma-AU); Wr, LE- I
ZEJAIII~
ip
ORGv None
~qdation of diftalon combustion,withIn a W!, rbul it flot Ible
TITLE: The cal I gas
4 of comprew.
SOURCE: NaucJbA'D-tekhWchesk1ye problemy gorblayw i vzryvai~ Mod I
TOPIC TAGS: coinbustlon46dearch, compres I5141j3 Pat a ~q,~ tuAident flow, subsonic
-flow. super sonic INW, velocityVaombustiou'l ~cotbusololl Li -~iWcs, bound ~~ry 4yer
flow
5
-ABSTRACT- The;Mombuation of gas in -the t=bulont b6undary -roj~ion V1 in~ tigabod by
.14 Vas
numerous ituthors but the abidies were ooncerned Mainly With fl4m at~ 1he. currents low sub-
sonic velocities. 11omver, there are gromWofot ass -uming,*af~xntbtAst1o-* of =Atxed pses
with high-velocity iiqub- and supersonle-fl(my offer advantages uv~il empWtikm ig7iitfoh of homo-
4,
geneous mixtures.' The present authors developed -an approximatiji pa~-~iynaznie mctltod of
calculation of the combustion of unmixed gases ina plane-p4tralle3 boundary Wor of high.
velmliy flow, usi ~~ the methods of the theory of turbulent jot of coinji-essible gll]309i~
T4
'rhe results obtained 1) describe the displaeamentd of the ftme kqitlat~ a function of the -I
vaidinffm nf fha inniAlant! fliftw- 91 Antu thei

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m
ORG: none
A
TITLE: Diffusional comhustion 3n the Ig
r-19101
SCURM Nauchno-tek-huicheaki-fe probleRr goviniYa i Vzr-y-Til"Alo.
TOPIC TAGS: ccmbuation, diff, comi)l
,ision ;UmM, dirruo !:m
ABSTRACT.----An analysis was made of the: combuiJI61ow: proj.-calbi,
botmdary layer formed by concurrent, plane -poxal 101 , Oi(l.'
-he'aydtem.o Lu"X_(1a1i
at different velocities... Solution of 'L f eI, m
density, velocity, and momentum profiles in ihe 2011M
a pronoun ced- mini mu Tybich -is- -attributed to-ihe_ sehdel
isobaric flow,tho*flame front'caujqem'~&Fsft8rP!q'h- ii~ thi.
-ve 0 C'
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.the interaction of bodies with liquid and4gas
392-398
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'AUTHOR: Vulis, L. A. (Alma-Ata); Yershin, Sho A. (Alma-Ata); Yarin, L.-F.-
-AtaT
(Alma
ORG: none
TITLE: Calculatiort of a homogeneous turbulent gas flame
SOURCE: Fizika goreniya i vzryva, no. 1, 19660 79-87
TOPIC TAGS: combustion, gas combustion, turbulent combustion,-Ef-m- F-- oc%odo
wit e)eo, rP
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mwrocd: 5 rvr(gLu_VA.>r, -4o%,"E, j,0_dtdr,,0 r
ABSTRACT: An analysis was made of the combuntLon of a promixed stotchlometric. ga.,i
TAxture which dischargen into air or nn Inart. gan. IL Wii) 10wjmC!A dult tho %,~kfi(_-LWo
rate is finite and the maximum temperature is at the flame front. Equations were
obtained for the combustion temperature and the location of the flame front as a
funcf-*.., f the calorific value of the mixture and the initial flow velocity
(I- '--j a/sec). Plots of the combustion efficiency as a fuact:ion of the initial
gas floi velocity and the calorific value of the mixture showed that an increase
in the flow velocity and a4~decrease in the calorific value resiilt in a decrease in
the combustion efficiencyIN As an example,'the flame cone angle of a hydrocarbon-
air mixture was calculated and verified by experiments in a Buttsen burner. A for-
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mula was also obtained for calculating the turbulent burning velocity as a function
of the.gas dynamic as well as the kinetic parameters. Orig. art, has: 15 for-
riulas and 6 figureas (PVI
~SUB CODE: 21/ SUBM DATE: 27Jul65/ ORIG REP: 005/ OTH RM 00I/ ATD PRESS: