SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROSTOV, M.L. - ROSTOVSKIY, YE.N.

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RYZIfKOV, S.V.; ROSTOV, M.L.
F.-fternal radiation durim,, the application of Au--l?8 in clinicu-I
surger-!. Med.ra"A. no.ll~-.2-35 '61, N Pl 1'1:1-1)
1. Iz kliniki falculgtetsko7 khlimrlrd-i Ylo.l (nach. - Prof. VJI.
Sitenho) Vbyenno-meditsi-Pskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni
S.M. Kirova,
(COLD -ISOTOPES) (%IDIATIOIT PROTECTION-)

RYZHKOV, S. V.; ROSTOV, M. L.; R(MMOV, V. N.; YAKWNKO, V. G.
Use of radioactive gold W198) in radical operations forstomach
cancer. Vop. onk'. 8,no.2:51-56 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz kliniki fakulltetskoy khirurgii 1,10. 1 (nach. Prof. V. M.
Sitenko) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lenina akademii im. S. M.
Kirova. (STC14ACH-CANCER) (GOLD-ISOTOPES)

Tgt,--V-A-; SIZOV, S.A.
Separators of the Usol-'ye Flant for dressing ores in heavy
media, Biul.tekh,--ekon.inform. no.1:12-14 162, (PMU. 15 2)
(Usollye--Ore dressing)

ROSTOV., V.G.
CondJtjons of locallIzati,-)n arid thn mnq-,hr-~-110F, of ore bodies of
the Blagodatsk and -:-Zv. lrY3.
ucheb. zav.; tsvet. met', 8 nc.l-.3--.8 (P.IRA 1.8; 0")
Univernite-~, a~vodc~,, LIIMIIM~ UY,

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Temperature depenoence-ot utt! secondit emigion,
ry
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y I.
Iloolos. UChenye
from iron. N. N. Ro-tnv aorl
Zapiski Ft-. Nank 1940,
32-5(io Russiait).-With 15- 20-, wid r~)-v. primary clec-
trons from a W wire, thv ctv-h. ~ (if the secomlary clectrott
cinis%imi froot a steel target disposed at -15' in the path
of the primary beam proved to he inflepentleot (within
3%) of the tcow. NAwcett 3(X) and IMO' if the collector
is kept at a potmitial 5 v. highcr than the primary velocity.
In thc.ab-~c nce of (It!!-, acccfi~ralion, the otherwi,-,L hori-
zontal a-temp. corves bend tipwards itt the regirto of the i
Citric point. Thii is aqcrilw.(l to rnsitact pAs. and to the
magrictic field of the filament,-which heats the target.
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from iron. N. Ro,tov atilt A, 1. Fomiti. I., h,lvy~
Alps,k) k 1940.
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it, ni It fit a W vvirv, till- cor-11, j a)( ill,' 'lectroll
a %tt,I tArgt.t dl%;%~A.lt U", or she Ilath
0 9 of' ir prinistry Ivain proved it) be imiclivivIrsit (willain
:1, ; ) -,f she It-fill). b.-tmvels :Pj0 and OW it tile coll".1"ar
0 a, Ircl,f at a jr,)Iential 5 v. highcr thate the priticiry w1wity.
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Stukving the feasibility of using Both apparatus for the de-
termination of Ra, KsTh, and Rd in d preparations. Trudy
Radiev. inst. AN SSSR 5 no.2:94 104 (KLRA 10:8)
(Radium) (Thorium) Avity-Measurement)

ROSTOVA$ N.S.
Structure of RIM- ighyz populations. Vent. LGU 20 no.1cl
j
138-152 165. (MRA AM

ROSTO.VA,-N.S.
Structure of the population lo' kok-saghyz (Taraxacum kok-saghyz
Rodin). Pt. 2: The spring f~ojv,*~ of the population. Vest. LGU
18 no.9:42-54 163. (MIRA 16:6)
(Kok-saghyz) (Plant populations)
3

U3SR General Biology. Evolution. B-6
Abs Jour: Zhur-Biol., No 18, 1956, 81110.
Author :.Rostova, I'l. S.
Inst :
Title : The Intra-Species Phenological Forms in Plant-:!.
Orig Pub: Vest. Leningr. un-ta, 1957, No 21, 148-152.
Abstract: As a result of the analysis of kok-saghyz,
three phenological forms were separated: (1)
The plants with an ephemeral type of develop-
ment; (2) typically vernal plants, and (3)
Dlants with a retarded but uninterrupted ac-
cumulation of the vegetative mass.
Card 1/1
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0 dia--,nostiah-eskoy tserninosti ktsii agq1yuti-natsi i s s,,rvorotkard
krovi. dizent~~riZrrjy kh bol'Mrkh. -'i k nauch * Trudov (kazansk. ip--t
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stress cohesive s*11 (in Russian), Trudl
Kieosk gidrarseliom lasf. no. 4, 195-207, 1954; Rev. no. 427,
Re[. Zb. Mehb, 1956.
Experiments are described which consist of loading mad unload.
ing a heavy dusty clay with an upper planticity limilt of 35%, in a
f lever press, by mesas of compressing a flat punch into the surface
of compacted soil. The uniform increase and decrease of the I~ad
was effected by filling a vessel with water, thla vessel being hung
from the end of the lever (at rates of stress increase of 0.03 to 5
kgJcm' per minute and by the use of a special appliance (at high
rates) up to 2200 kg/cm' per minute). TI-e deformation is deter-
mitied by direct measurement with indicators. Elastic and plastic
dctormarian were considered separately. Graphs am given, the in-
fluence of the rate of increase of stress .3n the deformation for vat-
ious moistures of the soil and stresses. An empirical formula is
given which coareccs the deformation 8 t(dd the rate of increase of
stress t'

TUYEZOVA, Nina Aleksandrovna; Prinimali u,listiye: DEMINA, R.G.; BRYUZGINA,,
N.I.; ROSTOVTSEV$ X4., glavnyy r9d.; GURARI, F.G., zamestitely
glavno-g-oii~d - . .9
-.`,r"I~UtTSEV D.F.', red.; DEPOIKOV, I.F., red.;
KAZARINGV, V.P.J. red.; KALUGIN, A.S... red.; KOLOBKOV, M.N., red.;
MALIKOV) B.N., red.; MIKUTSKIY, S.P.J. red.; BOTVIN`NIKGV, V.I., red.;
BUDNIKOV, V.I., red.; BOGOMYAKOV, G.P., red.; SURKOV, V.S., red.;
SUKHOVY S.V.J. red.; BOCHAROVA, N.I., red.
[Physical properties of rocks in the Idest Siberian Plain.']
Fizicheskie svoist-va gornykh porod Zapadno-Sibirskoi nizmennosti
Moskva, INedra, 1964. 227,p. (Sibirskii naucbno-issledovateltakii
institut geologii, geofiziki i minerallnogo syrlia. Trudy, no.31).
(MIRA 18:7)

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ROSTCVTSEV, S.T., doktor tekhr,nauk, pzro.".~ PASHKO',, V.D., Itrci,IeI-hr.,.n-auk;
.-ILATNER. Yu.Z.
'I v-ew of V.M, ShcherlrLn's book "Thecry c' hL-1. press,--e- blast
fiu,nace smelting." Stall 24 no.6-502-506 Je 164. (~Lr R A7. 9)
1. Gosudarstvennyy so3nizrivy institut po proyektirovardyu
roetqllurgicheskikh zavodov (fcr P,,I.-,hkov). 2. Zavc)d "A-,ovFta'LIl
ffor Ratner)

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ASHINY A.K.; ROSTOTSEV, S.T.; iWAYI-NI V.P.
Kinetics and mechanism of the reduction of manganese oxides
by carbon. Reduction of wasganese protoxide. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; chern. met. 7 no.10:13-16 '64.
(MIRA 17:11"1
1. Dnepropetrovskiy MVrgicheskiy institut.
C)

X V_-~~_MMM_WVF T~!E~ ~~W;5t
VSHCHIKOV, S.A.
M7xosporidia of Tajikistan fish. S.A.Rostovshchikov.,Dokl.AN Tadzh.
SSR no.2:47-52 152. 1 (MRA 9:9)
l.Kafedra obshche7 biologii Stalinabadskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
Predstavleno chlenom-korrespondentom AN Tadzhikskoy SSR N.F.Berezkiny-m.
(TAJIKISTAN--MYXOSPORIDIA) (PARASITES--FISHES)

ROSTOVSHCHIKOV, S.A.
Mollusks serving as intermediary hosts to the liver fluke and
lanceolate trematode in Tajikistan. Trudy AN Tadzh.M 21:49-57
954. (MLRJL 9:12)
1. Stalinabadskiy gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut Imeni
Avitsenny.
(TaJikistau--Snaile as carriers of disease)
(Trematoda)

ROSTOVSHCHIKOV, S.A.
Sensitivity of leeches to various external influences. Trud7 AN
Tadzh. SSR 21:59-64 154. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Stalin0adskiy gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut imeni
Avitsenny.
(Leeches) (sense organs-Worms)

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ROSTOVSIICHIKOV, S. A.
"Research Materials on Fascioliasis and Dicro-
eel-iasis in Tadzhikistan." Central-Asiatic State U imeni V. I. Lenin,
Tashkent, 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
9
Biological Sciences)
so: M-955, 16 Feb 56

ROSTOVSHCHIKOV, S.A.
Mollusks of the vicinity of Stalinabad. Trudy All Tadzh.SBR
69:141-148 158. (14IRA 13-5)
1. Stalinabadski7 gosudaretvenW meditainakiy institut imeni
Abuali ibn-Sino.
(Stalinabad District--Mollusks)

ROSTOV~SHGHIK',IV, V.
Hydroele,"Iric Po-,-,er Stations
Between the Volga and the Akhtuba. Vokrug sveta no. 9, 1q52.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. UNCLA-SIFIED
0 414 'M

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ity and Quality

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SHKOLINIKOVI Lx., prof. (Novokiizrietsk, Kemarovskoy ublarLi, prospukt
MetallLirgov, d-34, kv.27); VITYUGOV, I.A., kwid. med. natik;
ROSTOVSKAYA, M.P.
Surgical treatment of ruptures of the cruciform ligaments of
the knee joint. Ortop., travm. i protez. 25 no.6:16-21 Je 164.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz kafedry travmatologii i ortopedii (zav. - prof. L.G.
Shkollnikov) NovokLznetskogo inst-Ituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey (dir. dotsent G.L. Starkov).

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Nauk No. 2, 07-7I(1PM).-Zr in HNO, 101n. I',,
through diffouent cation exchange reiins, It Wak. not ad-
sorbed on 2 of them In the pH interval 0.5-1.06, partially
-adsorbed an the 3rd, and totally ad=W an the Uh.
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resins dmt d Id not adsorb Zr. . Pt and NI were totally ad-
sorbed; however, in this case dome 'k Ym also adwrW.
but eould be removed from the chictnatographic column-by
elution with (NH4),CO& because of the foCwadon of a sol. fr
S.

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WIN, K.P., kqnd.tekhn.neuk; ROSTOVS inzh.
On the utility of using differentiated norms of accuracy in weigh-
ing freight. Vest. TSNII MPS 16 no.8:45-4? D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Railroads--Irreight)

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ROSTOVSKAYA, Ye.P., inzh.
Methods for determining the expenses for box cqr cleaning and
washing. Vest. TSNII MPS 23 no.1:61-65 '64. (MIRA 17.4)

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toys,
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divributed in spinach (ebmt 0 wt- % in led t!"mc and -0
2.5 rag. 47a In Merrill). FmWy harvested spinach lows no
046 1 on standing 24 hrx. at 14' In madcrately humid air, but
the canning loss is 90-100%. Neither temp. control twr '00
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so protect" IT= carldat;on prevents this lasa. Spinach -00
pulp loses about hall of iti initial I content in 3 months,
whet her stored In the dark or expmtd to light. Tomators "00
and peppers contain k-" than I mg.% off. Carfutscon. .00
o0 tain about 4 mg. % of 1, losing about 60% when hakrd at
temps. above 140* for canning. flaking at 135-1 W* 600
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ILIIN, K.P., kand.tekhn.nauk; PLADIS, F.A., inzh.; ROSTOVSKAYA, Ye.P,, inzh.;
VOVCHENKO, P.I., inzh.; Prinima.U uchastiye:~~NKO, L.G., inzh.;
SHEESTAKOV, Yu.K., inzh.;.IABADIN, S.I., inzh., retsenzent; !
MAIAKHOV, K.N., inzh,., retsenzent; FETROVA, V.L., inzh., red.;
BOBROVA Ye.N., tekhn.red
[MEIthoft of determining freight weight) Sposoby opredeloniia
vesa:UWOV, ~ Moskvas Vaes.izdatell'skopoligr.ob"edinenie ](-va
putei aoob., 1961. J17 P. (Moscow. Vsesoiuznyi nauchno-
isoledovatellskii institut zheleznodorozhnogo transporta.
Trudy, no.215) (MIRA.15:1)
(Railroads-Freight)
(Weighing machines)

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4. Apartment Houses - Moscow
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7.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

1. EOSTOVSKIY, A. K., Arch.
2. MSR (6oo)
4. Moscow - koartment Hlouses
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9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Aoril '-1953, Uncl.

8/035/62/000/010/118/128
A001IA101
AUTHOR- Rostovskiy, B. A.
TITLE: Estimates of accuracy of quantities adjusted by -the least square
method and*their functions, based on the new theory of errors of
functions of directly measured quantitt~s
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronamiya i Geodeziya, no..10, 1962, 39.,
abstract IOG203 ("Tr. Sredneaz. po-litekhn. in-ta", 1960 (1961),
no. 12, 245 - 257)
TEXT: Construction of confidence intervals on the basis of Student's
distribution is named by the author a new theory of errors.- He illustrates the,
application of this method to accuracy estimates o~ quantities adjusted by the
least square method by means of indirect and conditional measurements, and to
accuracy estimates of the functions or adjusted quantities. Examples are pre-
sented.
I. Sh.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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SI/044/62/000/007/050/100
C111/C333
AUTHOR: Roje ~vski~y,__~~.
TITLE. The estimate of exactness according to the new error theory
for functions of directly measured quantities, for quanti-
ties that are adjusted according to the method of least
squares, and for their functions
PERIODICAL. Re'Lerativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 7, 1962, 21,
abstract*7V96. ("Tr. Sredneaz. politekhn. in-tall, 1960
(1961), no. 12, 245-257)
TEXT; The author designates.as new error theory the construction
of confidence inter~rals on the basis of the Student distribution. This
method is used to astimate the exactness of quantities which are adjusted
according to the method of the least squares by indirect or relative
measurements, and to estimate the exactness of the functions of the
adjusted quantities. Numerical examples are given.
LAbstracter's note: Complete translation.]
Card 1/1

ROSTOVSKIY, G.V., 7.=-WT-z-PWM:uk
Metallic --ut7MML&AMois in treatment of tures of lon tubular
bones. Zdrav.Turk. I no.1:14-16 Ja 163. &M 103)
1. Iz kliniki ---W- gj&llnoy khirurgii (zav. chlen-korrespoiadent
AMN SSSR prof. I.F, Berezin) Tarkmenskog gosudarstvennogo medi-
tsinskogo institutao
(-e4TE13NAL FIXATION IN 4p; TURES)

......................
17M SOV/1?7-58-5-20/30
AUTHOR: -Rostovsk G.V., Lieutenant-Colonel of the Medical
io-r- - pi~ _S~K I~V
TITLE: Treatment of Lesions of the Carpus and the, Fingers
by Intravenous Injection of Penicillin and Novocain
(Lecheniye povrezhdeniy kisti i palltsev vnutrivennym
vvedeniyem penitsillina i novokaina)
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 5, PP 78-79
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: A method for operations on the carpus, the fingers
and the antibrachium with the aid of intravenous in-
jection of penicillin and novocain, successfully
employed by the author since 1950, has been presented.
The anesthesia was performed by the injection of 50 ml
(milliliters)of a 1% solution of novocain with peni-
cillin (100-200,000 units). The author confirms the
good results by 2 case histories and concludes that
Card 1/2 an intravenous injection of penicillin with novo-

ROSTOVSKIY, G.V., podpolkovnik meditainskoy sluzhby
Methods of using therapeutic serum. Voen.-med. zhur. no-3:84 Mr 156.
(SERUM THERAPY) (MIRA 9:9)

ROSTOVSIUY, G.V. , 'Icand.med.nauk; NOMIAIV, I V-I-
Echinococcus of the left femur. %drav. Turk. 5'no.2:30 Mr-Ap 161.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Iz kafedry gospitalinoy qRX-Mi.,ii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent
AMT SSSR prof. I.F.Berezin) IMMINIsInskogo gosudarstvennogo medit-
sinskogo instituta imeni I.V.-iIT-%]Vna.
(FEMUR)

0v, V.K.; POLYAKOVA, V.)
too., Locomotive Plant, 1863-
oitelfnyy zavod imeni
Ava, Mosk. rabochii, 1963.
(RIRA 17:1)

1. -qOSTOVSI:IY, S.
2. USSR (600)
4. Zoi, Gendex
7. Workers of the whole world express their sympathy to the mairking cla~-o of Korea
concerning the death of comra-des Zoi Gendex and So Chan -Mol. Vsem.p-of. dvizh.
no. 4, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, ~1953. Unclassified.

ROSTOVSKIT, Sergey Ni'scolayevich
[for unity of actioa of workerol Za edinstvo doistvii trudiashchikhBia.
Moskva, Izd-vo "Znania," 1956. 31 p. (MLRA 10:3)
(labor and laboring classes) (Trade uaions)

ROSTOVSKIY, S.
Guests of Yugoslav friAnds (conclusion). Sov. profsoiuzy 4 no.7:
86-91 J1 '56. 01 ILRA 9: 10
(Yugoslavia--Labor and laboring classes)

-lows ORNAWWsma
ARKAPAKSIT, Tu.A.; BAKA HEVA, L.I.; ZHMYKHOV, I.N.; VOTTMO, Ye.S.;
BOSHC OV, K.P.; ILTAKHIN, M.I.; KORCLIKOV, V.A.; KRAYNOV, P.A.;
LOBANOV, V.I.; KAMEWV, A.; KARZBAN BABEK; RODIONOV, 31Ro
S.N.,~,,MOVICH, V.P.; PIMENOV, P.T.; Z OVA, L.M., red.; ZABOROT9
red.; RAKOV, S.I., tekhn.red.
[History of the trade-union movement in foreign countries, 19)9-19571
Istoriia ~profdvizheniia za rubazhom; 19)9-1957 gody. Izd-vo VTaSPS
Frofizdat, NO-3. 1958. 669 p. (MIRA 12:2),
1. Moscow. Moskovskaya vysshaya ahkola profdvizheniya..2. Kafe.dra
istorii profsoyuznogo dvizheniy4. smi-'rnbezhom Koskovskoy vysshey
shkoly profdvizheniya(for all b'xcept Zheleznova, Zaborov, Rakov).
(Trade unifts)
FORM

tam
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MKHITARYAN, Suren Artemovich; ROSTOVSKIT, S.N., _,wiF; MUZOV, V.I.. red.;
SHADRINA, N.D., tekhn.red.
[Labor and trade-union movement In Vietnam] Rabochee I prof-
soiuznoe dvizhenie vo Vletname. Pod red. 'PK.Rostovskogo. Moskva,
Izd-vo VTsSPS Profizdat, 1960, 158 p. (MIRA 13:6)
(Vietnam--Trade unions)
J

ZHV-REBILoV, Vladimir Alekseyevich; ROST0113KIY, S.N.,-Q-tv, red URMISENII
ie-k6. red.
O.M., red. izd-va; YAZLOV!WYA-,E-. Sli.-'-
[The laboring clasg of'Malwia]Rabochii Jrlas3. Malaii. Yoskva,,
Izd-vo vostochnoi lit-z7,, 1962. 238 p. (IMU 15:10)
(Malaya-Labor and laboring clauses)

ROSTOVSKIY, V.
Centralized productio entrated broth. Obsbahesty.pit. n0-7:
20-22 J1 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. ZavedupmhchiSr kaf hchestvennogo pitaniya Stalinskogo
instituta sovetskoy t

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I-
ROSTOVSKIY, V.
Production of concentrated brothB. f-lias.ind.SSSR 31 no.1:22-23
,6o. (MIRA 13:5)

Centralized Dreoaratlon of sauces. Obahchestv. oit. no. 8-26-2-1
AF, (MIRA 11:5)
(sauces)
(Restaurants, lunchrooms, etc.)

.110STOVSKIY, V.S.; MTAKOTKIII, Tu.I.
Continuous action KNK-600 potato peeler. Kons. i ov. prom. 13
no.$1:14-17 Ag 158. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Kharlkovskiy institut sovetskoy torgovli (for Rostovskiy).
2. Khar'kovskiy zavod torgovogo mashinostroyeniya (for Myakotkia).
(Potatoes)
(Canning and preserving--Equipment and supplies)
r

'ROSTOVSKIY, V.S.; HYAKOTKIN, YU.I.
-.-';pare tuR for sulfiting cleaned raw potntoes. Kons. i ov. prom.
13 no,4:15-17 AP '58. .(MIRA 11:4)
1. Kharlkovakiy institut sovetskoy torgovli (for Rostovskiy).
2. JQ,.nrlk-ovskiy zavad torgovogo mashinostroyeniya (for Myakotkin).
(Potatoes--Drying)
(Canning and preserving--Equi-nment And supplies)

o.3:97-98 W-Jl~ 159.
(KIRA 12:7)
a too,* prof. G. G.
torgovli.

ROSTOVSKIY, V.S.
Manufacturing concentrated sauces for public.eating establishments.
Kona-..i ov. prom. 14 no'.3:23-24.Mr 159. (MIRA 12:3)
L~arlkvvskiy institut sovetskoy torgovli.
(Sauces) (Food, Concentrated)

ROSTOVSKIY, Vladimir Sergeyevich; VAGMIGNA, II.A,, red.; ELIKINA,
red.
[Semifinished products in public eating establishments]
Polufabrikaty v obahchestvennom pitailil. Mo-Awap Gos-
torgizdat, 1963. 102 p. (MIRA 17:1)

84966
S/05 60/039/003/054/058/XX
Boo6YBO7O
AUTHOR,
TITLE: Electrical Monopole Transitions in the Theory of
Nnn-FiZiql Nuclei
717
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentalinoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki~ 1960,
Vol. 39, No. 3(9), pp. 854 - 858
TEXT: The purpose of the present paper is to prove that electron
monopole transitions between nuclear rotational states possessing the
same momenta and parities become possible if the coupling between the
rotation and P-vibrations-is taken into account. A. S. Davydov and
G. F. Filippov (Ref.1) have developed a theory of non-axial nuclei which
gives a satisfactory description.of a number of lower levels of even-
even nuclei. According to this theory, several rotational states with
given momenta and parities exist for every J / 0. The monopole tranai-
tion probabilities between such states with emission of internal con-
version electrons is now studied. It has been shown already (Ref.2)
that the operator of the EO-transition can~be expanded in a power series
Card 1/3

8068
Electrical Monopole Transitions in the S/056/60/039/003/054/056/XX
Theory of Non-axial Nuclei B006/BO70
of the quadrupole deformation parameter a2g' In this seriesp the terms
of higher orders in a2p may be neglected. The EO-transitions between the
lowest vibrational states with J / 0 are due to terms of the third and
higher orders of a2 - D. F. Grechukhin (Ref-3.) has shown that.the
Wa-transition operator is,a scalar. In the investigation of the EO~atran-
sition probability between the rotational states of non-axial nuclei,
the coupling between the rotation and P-vibrations is taken into ac-
count~ and it is assumed that rotation and P-vibrations are adiabatically V/\
slow in comparison with y-vibrations. According to Davydovq Filippovp
and Van Lin, the relation y a y(P) between the deformation parameters y
and P in the equillbrium state has been taken into account. The calcula-
tion of the transition matrix elements is discussed, and formula (15)
is derived. The theoretical values for the EO-transition between the
.two lowest 2+ levels are calculated from formula (15) and compared in a
Table with the experimental values taken from Refs. 12-16. The results
,show that electrical monopole transitions between rotational levels of
non-axial nuclei are possible and Gan be used as a crit=rion for The
Card 2/3

84968
Electrical Monopole W-Tir;itions in the 3/0 5 6/6 0103 9/00 3/0 54 /05 8 /XX
Theory of Non-axial NuAl-:ti Boo6/BO70
applicability of the :vW%batic approximation,. It 'Is seen from (15) that
EO-transitions can take slace among the first strongly deformed nuclel
having low-lying Chz&-&P10z. and small 6 (E 22 /E 21 < 2), The author thanks
Professor A. S. Davydov (or suggesting the problem and for comments,
A. A. Chaban is menTi-~)*rzzt. There are 1 table and 16 references:
11 Soviet, 4 US, and 1 Wnadian.,
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Moscow State
SUBMITTED: April 29~ 19060
vl~
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24(5)
AUTHORS: Davydov, A. S., Rostovskiy, V. S. SOV/56-36-6-24/66
TITLE: Transition Probabilities Between the Levels of the Rotation
Bands of Nonaxial Nuclei (Veroyatnosti perekhodov mezhdu
urovnyami vrashchatellnoy pollosy neaksiallnykh yader)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959,
Vol 369 Nr 69 PP 1788-1796 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is the aim of the present paper to calculate the energies
and wave functions of the rotational states Pi2t4) of non-
axial nuclei and to derive the reduced probabilities for
E2 transitions between these states. Davydov and Filippov
(Refs 1-3) have already investigated the rotational states
of even-even nuclei on the assumption that the equilibrium
form of the nucleus may be represented by a triaxial
ellipsoid. They found analytical expressions for the energies
of the levels with the spins 2, 3, 5, and calculated the
transition probabilities between these levels. The results
obtained by these investigations are discussed. In the present
paper the author gives the results of numerical computations
of the level energies (spins 4, 6, and 8) for various values
Card 1/3 of the parameter y, which characterizes the deviation of the

Transition Probabilities Between the Levels of the SOV/56-36-6-24/66
Rotation Bands of Nonaxial Nuclei
nucleus from the axially-symmetric shape. Calculation of the
wave functions of these excited states and of the transition
probabilities between them (quadrupole transitions in the
rotational band) are very detailed and are discussed in the
following. Table 2 shows the coefficients of the wave func-
tions for spins 4 and 6 in the case of y-values between 0 and
300. Table 3 shows the probabilities for the electric
quadrupole transitions between some rotational states of
even-even nuclei again for 9 y-values between 0 and 30'. It
is found thatthese transitions may be subdivided into 3 types:
1) Such, the probabilities of which (in e2q2/16n units) are
of the order of magnitude I - cascade transitions of the type
3 -o-22, 42 - 3, 42 -w 22. 2) Transitions between levels of the
ground rotational band and "anomalous" rotational levels of
another spin, e.g. 3 -.,- 21, 41 - 22, 42 -31-21, 61 - 42.
3) Transitions between levels of the same spin, e.g. 22 21,
42--.* 41. In part 3 of the paper the conditions at which the
rotational states of the nuclei can be described are investiga-
ted by means of approximation wave functions. The here
Card 2/3 derived approximation formulas for thedetermination of the

Transition Probabilities Between the Levels of the SOV/56-36-6-24/66
Rotation Bands of Nonaxial Nuclei
E2 transition probabilities between rotational states of the
nucleus deviate only little from those for axially symmetric
nuclei. Comparisons with experimental results show that, if
the nuclear shape deviates from the axially symmetric shapej
the interval rulo 1 : 3.3 t 7 : 12 observed in the rotational
band of axial nuclei is infringed. Thus, for Y ' 300 the
ratio 1 . 2.67 - 5 : 8 holds. Tables 4 and 5 contain further
red ced probabilities, viz for various transitions in
08140 and E22/221 for a number of other nuclei (comparison
between calculated and measured values). There are ifigure,
5 tables, and 15 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: ?.Ioskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Moscow State Univer-
sity)
SUBMITTED: December 16, 1958
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ROSTOVSKIY, V.S.
Eloctric monopole tranoitions in the.theory of nonaxial nuclei.
Zhur.' eksp. i teor. fiz. 39 no-3:854-858 s 16o. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Moskovslciy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Ruclear moments)
19 M,

ROSTOVSJ~71- V,S.
Relative probabilities o'f cK-decay to the rotational levels
Of nonaxial even-even nuclei. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 40
no.5:1411-1417 ~Iy 161. (MIRA 24:7)
1. Moskovski-y gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Alpha rays-Decay)

DAVYDOV, A.S.; ROSTOVSKIY, V.S.; CHABAN, A.A.
Form of atomic nuclei and excited states of zero spin levels.
Vest. Mosk.-un. Ser. 3: Fiz., astron. 16 no-3:66-74 My-Je '61.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Kafedra elektrodinamiki i kvantovoy teorii Moskovskogo
gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
(Nuclei, Atomic)

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ACCESSION NRt AP5005150 5/03-88/65/000/001/0064/WTT
AUTHORt Davydov, A. S.; Rostovskiy, V. S_
T-TEX: Electric monopole transitions in nonspherical atomic nuclei
SWRCE: Moscow. Universitet. Veatnik. SeriYa 3. Fizika, astronlyal no# 11
19652 64-77
TOPIC- TAGS: monopole-Ardtisitii-pnij- druj 1 t 4i Ai6~-~' e
U I po, ' Z!6 lectric"tidasitio.hp nqn~T
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ies of H_0' an, n
the wave functions, and the probabilit on-~~
t
spherical even-even atomic nucl ei: which have axial symetry-An the--ground state,
with full accounting for the interconnection between collective excitations of
different types. It is shown that the wave functions and the rit-16tive energies
of the excited states, when complete account is taken of the interaction between
the rotation and the beta and gamma osci.1lations, can be expressed in terms of
two parameters which characterize the amplitudes of the zero-point beta and gamma
L.~~rd
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oscillations of the surface of the nucleus. The relative probabilities of the E0
and E2 transitions are calculated as functiow of these parameters. The theoret-
ical results are cmpared with experiment for a mmber of nuclei. Orig. art. has:
1 figure,, 34 formulas, and 2 tables.
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A.S., zaveduyushchiy red.izd-va; ELIKINA, E.M., tekhn.red.
[Uniform time and pay standards for construction, assembly,
and repair operations in 19601 Ediny8 normy i rastsenki na
stroitellnyei montazhnve i remontno-stroitellnye raboty,
1960 g. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.
materialam. Sbornik 8. [Finishing work] Otdelochnye raboty.
No.3. [Facing with natural stone] Oblitsovka estestvennym
kamnem. 1960. 69 p. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po delam
stroitel'stva. 2. TSentrallnoye normativno-issledovatel'skoye
byuro pri Nauchno-issledovateliskom institute ekonomiki stroi-
tel.'stva Akademil stroitel'stva i arkhitektury SSSR (TsNIB pri
NIIES) (for Rostovskiy). 3. TSentralluoye normativno-issledova-
tellskoye byuro (TsNIB) Glavmosstroya (for Batulin).
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ORG: Institute of Macromolecular C2Mgounds,AN SSSRJ~nstitut
vysokomolakulyarnykh soyedlneni7 AN,055bki)
TITLE: Cyclic polymerizati glL cidyl croto 9i07
SOURCE: Vysokomolekulyarrlyye soyedineni-ya, v. 7,,n0.' 10, 19659L~
1792-1795
TOPIC TAGS: organic chamice',Lpolymerization, catalytic polymerization
radical polymerization, polymer structure, linear, pol7mer,, reaction
mechanism, epoxy plas tie L
ABSTRACT: The synthesis and properties -of polyglycidylcroton 'ateL L,,rere'_!
investigated. Polymerization attempted in the presence of tert,..butYl'_'
peroxide as radical initiator gave. after prolonged.beat~treatment`Lat_,
1200,, only aL35% yieldLof a polymer containing doubleLbonds-and epoXiCle
groups* In the,presence of the cationic catalyst boron fluoride Rner--_
bate glass, linear or tbree-dimensionalL polymers, stable at 130and
1500, were obtained From ab ical-analyses, IR spectral data" slid
polymer properties it was concemluded.tbe polymerizationwas effected
by the reaction of &:crotonic bond and the alpba-oxide-ring to foxrm
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and V. K. I'tterin.- V4r&NW7_K;"sari4I l,puktiol
0 Prom. .1,;,-S. S. R.. Leximetrad, Nazimasimi 1, &0 403
x= uthetic methods are compared. Dry- .00
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ani Rostovs'?-ii. J. ~.=--"J Ch3m. (U..:). 3.a. ) 19, _126-33 (196) -P_oI',yv~inY a1c. kI)
was pr-~pd. by hyJrolysiS of a a1c. solz-. of the acctate with 10 13~' H-SOI
4 4; Polyv'n-Y'
forinate is r~_adily 'hydrolyzed in aq. meditm. The acetalization took place ve:y readily
in ac. 7,editra by dis3olvinZ 1-2 1, ALh 1.04-1.7) g. HCG)H as catalyst, cand 0.5A.. mol.
OP PrCHO i, in- to 40-600
q 10-27 vols. of water and heat 0 hrs; 1.27-2.5 9. of --oly-
vinylbutyral, -,!ith 74-9Q~', substiCution, were- obtained. The- result-ant product was 1u=.
y
-Bath the low~~r, and a fin..:-. -,,hitt7- )owd---r with the hi-her amt. of water. Lower temaps. gave
a product with a lo~...L--r acetal content and 1~-ss aldehyde, swel-ling in wat,--r and filtering
with difficulty. Addi- 1-~~ H)30 to 1 1 in 17-20 ml. wat~.,r, 1.04 9. HC04H. and
0.35-0.'2 g. I~rCFO -ave 1 3 i.06 Of a find powder (representing 60.9-7_/,,~.' substitution)
w"I.ich b--)cm-ae sticky on di-,ring. Refluxing 2-5 1 and 0-1.2% acid solu. for 4 hrs. in
benzcne yi-lded). 1-0.3 g. q2O; coniAnuin- 12 to A. hrs. longer in xyl:~ne gave 8,1 addni.
D.42 H,O. Th--. authors Dostulate t
f, he formation of 3-n anhydride, as the water
col--,--cl,.-:!d cot,responded t1o the ti-eoretical ant. according to thin reaction shown below; the
prr-sence o.L acii! ap~-,ar,~..tly accelerate it. Und---r th.~ conditions of the reaction, I is a
surface-active agent and foams strongly; the reaction takes place on the surface, leading
to the gradual transfomation of 1.he foa.,a to a solid aggregate of the acetal, dependin,rr
on I.M, concn.
C-OH C
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of
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the' best beluIr 70%m at 2"! (etitry temp.; - 300* ju I
t le
- the cone
middle *of the catalyst),- while higher temps- loru
U-t
version; - B7,011alonf. is severely dmompd.: uver the ca
Ys
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nF
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yieldof BzOCff.Cl-r, with 3 sec.
contuct
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'
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,
catalpfat 300-wW* yielti
AcOH ntid C311: over.Cr*(AcONZII

apprccLible tiLmts.Iol:AeQi iiblch Forms from decompil.
r
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A I
AUTHORS;
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
ABSTRACT:
Card 1/2
Barinova, A. N., 62-11-13/29
Volkova, A. I.
On the Synthesis of Vinyl Ester of the Isobutyric-, Isovaleric-
and Caproic Acid (0 sinteze vinilovykh efirov izomaslyanoy,
izovalerianovoy i kapronovoy kislot).
Izvestiya AN SSSR, Otdelenie Khimicheskikh Nauk, 1957,
Nr 11, pp. 1379-1386 (USSR)
From acetylene and the corresponding acids vinylisobutyrate,
vinylisovalerate and vinylcapronate were produced
synthetically according to the heterogeneous-catalystic
vapour-phase method. On this occasion it was ascertained
that the useful acid-transformation can amount to 90 - 95 %
of the theoretical value with regard to the consumed and
70 - 90 % with regard to the acid introduced into the
reaction. For the first time the vinyl ester of the iso-
valeric acid is described in this paper. It is shown that the
vinylisobutyrate can be obtained according to the vapour-
phase method and also according to the method of acidolysis
of the vinylacetate. It was here explained that for the
synthesis of the vinyl ester of the caproic acid as well as

On the Synthesis of Vinyl Eater of the Isobutyric-, 62-1i-13/29
Isovaleric- and Caproic Acid.
probably its next homologous compounds with a higher number
of carbon atoms it is most suitable to obtain them according
to the heterogeneous-oatalytic method. For this one permits
to avoid the presence of aetylidene-eater-admixtureap which
make the purification of the vinyloapronate very difficult.
The experiments when treating the vinylacetate with acetic
acid under presence of a mercury-catalyst showed that the
compound rea4;tion can take place here with considerably
lower velocity. Considerations on side-proceSSeB, which
determine the suitability of a method-application according
to the degree of useful transformation and the possibility
of an elimination of the complicated vinyl ester in pure
form, are brought. There are 2 figures, 3 tables, and 21
references, 10 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for High - Molecular Compounds of the AN USSR
(Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR).
SUBMITTED: June 16, 1956.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERJOBICAL:
ABSTIGM:
uard 1/1
'2-1-lo/29
Rostovskiy, Te. IN., J.-;hakov, 3. 1., Jarinova, &.il. u
Or the Prooerties cf a Series o_f Cc_"plex Vinyl
svoystvakh ryada slozhnykh vinilovykh efirov)
Report 1: On the Polymerization and Velocity of the Saponifica-
tion of the Monomers (Soobshchenlye 1. 0 poli.,,ierizatsii i skoro-
sti omyleniya monomerov)
Izve.-,Liya All SSSR Otdeleniye Khi..%iches1cikh 11auk, 1958,
Nr 1, PP 59 63 (USSR)
In the hither~'o published reports one was restreited to mainly
the datat about the boiling- tem.-e-ratures and some other physical
const.-a%ts of the nonomers Only in sou;ie papers (ref . 1,3,4) the
pro-perties of thc no1-!:it:rs o' cofaplcx vinyl ethers vere investi-
~ .1 1 IL
"ated more precis Thiz, pre.~t~;nt report deals with 'the kinetics
0 -
of tli,:~ ~;alyiAerizatior; of a of cunplex vinyl ethers, as
well as with the detection of their sa-oonification velocity, and
with the temperatures of the vitrification of polymers (tables
1,2). The polymerization in the i:iass as viell as the velocity of
the sa~)onification of sevcrai viryl ethers, and the
temperature of t'le vitrification of polYm-2rs were investigatea.
Furthe=ore the stoucture of the azy1radicals and their inflaence
<
cm, the initial velocity of the polyu,.eri.:ation. and of

On the Pro.~erties of a Serie, of Co plex L'thers 62-1-10/2)
Report 1: On the Poly..-ierizatiun arid Velocit-! of thc -a,-=ification of the
,.ono-.ers
the hydrolYsis of these et!~iers were irecisdy detected. It was
also explained that the influence of the size and the structure
of the iccessory jroups of the poly:lors on the teLq-peratures of
the vitrification has a similar character in the series of com-
dlex vinyl etlhers, acrylates, and metacrylates. There are
2 fi:--Ures, 2 tables, 2~ references, 11 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCI '_'_1L1ION Institute of Hia-h-Lialecalar CoLi;)oands, AS J5311 (Institut
- r. -
'r,.'_-o'-0L1o1e',:kA1yarnykh soyedineniv Ak-,deLlii n:iuk SSSR).
5J_31'.'rITT1!'D: AuELISt 25, 1950"
AVAIU-3LE: Librarj of CoriGress
I
.L' Comples vinyl ethers-Properties 2. Complex vinyl ethers-
Polymerization 3. Complex vinyl ethers-Saponification-Velocity
U--.Ird 2121