SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GERASIMOVA H A - GERASIMOVA R I

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GERASIMOVAP N.I... doteent (Kazan')
"Lateral curvature of the spine in children"Iby L.I.Shulutka.
Reviewed by N.A. Gerasimova. Xaz. mad. zhur. no.51105-106
S-0163 (MIRA 16t12)

ACC NRt AP7002722 SOURCE CODE: UR/0237/66/000/012/0017/0020
AUTHOR: Artamomv, 0. M.,--geroglmova, N. B.; Komolov, S. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Experimental study of the operation of a mirror electron optical system
SOURCE: Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlenno~tl, no. 12, 1966, 17-20
TOPIC TAGS: electron optics, electron mirror, mirror electron optics, surface
potential distribution, retarding field'
ABSTRACT: A description is given of a inirror electron optical system which
makes it possible to obtain an image of the surface distribution of the potential.
An experimental investigation was made of the dependence of the arising contrast
on the system's parameters in the case of a periodic distribution of the potential
on the surface of the object. The results showed that the contrast reaches a
maximum value at a specific magnitude of intensity in the system's retarding: field.:
The authors empress their appreciation to Academician A. A. Lebedev for his
constant interest to the study. Orig. art. has: 5 figs and 5 equations. [Translation
of abstracti SUB CODE: 201SUBM DATE: 22May66/ORIG REF: 003/ [spl
rd OTH REF: 0071 UDC: 621. 384

TATAMIY, N.V.; GRMIMOVA, N.Y.
,... .... .
Ufact of aerosol penicillin therapy on chaqVs of microflora In the
sput=. Klin. mod., Hoskra 30 no. 6:64-66 June 1952. (CLML 22:5)
1. Of the IMpartment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Head - Prof. A. Ta.
Telgellnik) and of the Department of Microbiology (Head - Prof. V. N.
Kotmodantanskiy), Pirst Leningrad Medical Institute iment Academician
I. P. Pavlov.

GE.-KA&U-10VA, N.F.
-4--....
Effect of iodine on the working capacity of the -,-iuscles as a pharmaco-
toxicoloeical agent and as a trace element. Farm. i toks. 24 no,5:
614,-61!1 S-0 161. '(1qIRA 14:10)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. A.I.Venchikov)
Turkmenakogo gosudarstvennogo meditoinskogo instituta.
KSCLES) (IODINE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

SOMOVA, N.M. (Leningrad); GIERASIMOVA, N.F. (Lanirqgvid).
-" ...... Numn ..... I-
Practical application of the bacteriologic method In the diagnocis
of tuberculosis. Klin.mad- 31 no.12:19-23 D '53. (HLU 7.1)
1. Iz kafedry mikrobiologii (zavaduyushchly - professor VA
Kosmodamlanskiy) I Laningradskogo maditainakogo Institute im. sked.
I.F.Favloya I. bakteriologichaskoy laborstorit (saveduyushchly
H.F.Gerasimova) Kliniaheskoy bollnitay im. F.F.Eresmsns.
(Tuberculosis-Diagnosis)

GARASIHou, X.F.
%, ~m M
Affect of potassium iodide
blokhim. i farm. 3:103-106
on MUBcular work. Trudy VBBB. ob-va fiziol.,
'56 (KIRA 10:4)
1. Kafeirn fisiologii Turkmanskogo m9ditsinskogo instituta;
savoduyushchiy kafedroy professor A.I. Tanchikov,
(POTASSIUM IODIDN) (KUSCLI)

LOGIROVAo L.G.; GERASIMOVA, N.F.; SEREGINA, L.M.
RequixeUnt, in thermotolenut yeasts of supplementary growth
factors. Mikrobiologiia 31 no.1:29-34 Ja-F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SWR, Moskva.
(EAST) (FERMENTATION)

KRA~.' t; IVANOVA, T.F.; SVENTITBXIY, N.S.; STARTSV , G.P.;
.2_ It 9bv, X*Io; T Ovius. H.B.
Spectral determination of hydrogen in metals. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser fiz.
19 no.2:147-148 Mr-Ap 135- (MLRA 9:1)
(Tartu--ftectrum analysis--Congresses)

GRASIM)TA, N.G.; YAKDVLEVA, A.V.
Iligh-Illuminance spectographs witb diffraction gratings. Prib.
I tekb. oksp. no.1:83-a6 ji-Ag 1,;6. (MLRA 10:2)
1. GosudarstvenW opticheskiy institut.
(Spectrograph)

GXHASIMU"I.-H.G.; IYANOVA, M.K.; EMIWV, S,A.1 LOMONOSOVA, T.N.;
TAKOVIPi, A.V.
Investigating the reflectioa and transmission of various
materials in the vacwm ultraviolet. Fiz.abor. no.4:146-148
158o (MIRA 12:5)
(Ultraviolet rays) (Reflection (Optics))

~-, GIOUSIROU, N.G.; XULIKOV, S.A.
Vacuum mozodhromators and some wasuramnts in the ultraviolet
rato of the spectrum& Opt*-mokhtpromo 25 no.1:17-24 Ja 158.
I MIA 11: 7)
(Monodhroostors) (Spectrum, Mtraviolot-Reasurement)

YalWIMMO, D.A.;, GIWIMOTA, R40.; POPKOVA, L.P.
Waco conductivity etady in the region of the isoelectric state.
loll. %bur, 22 noo4:489-496 ji-Ag 16o. (KTRA 13:9)
1, LeningradekLy universitet im. A.A.Zhilanova, Kafectra kollobluoy
khimii.
(lons--Migration and velocity) (Isoolectric point)

KkDMTSIYp A, N. (Professor), LUGMK B. A. , GERASSIMOVA, N. G. and WaIKOVA, Yu. N.
(Assletantst Nisk Witerinary Inatitutie-~
"New repallent RV-5"
Veterinarlya, val. .19, no. 8, August 1962, p. 61

il'JR YOV.1. N
The n4w repellen-I Veterinarlim nc.8,61-6" Ag 162.
veterittarriny Insf-J',ut.

NIKkNDROVAvL.I.j URASIMO!4j ROM, LA.; KONDRATOVICH,G.Ji.;
ERLIKH, TcYa., tekhn. red.
iAnalysld of electrolytes and solutions for electroplates and
cheftioal watings]Analis elektrolitov i rastvorov; cilia glal-
vanIchankikh i khWcheskikh pokrytii. Leningrad, Ooakhimizdat,
1963. 310 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Electrolytes-Analysis) (Electroplating)

to vtloolir;. o i'-*Owwok-:P~ ell
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USSR/Nuclear Physics - Energy distribution FD-2975
Card 1/1 Pub. 146 - 16/28
Author Gerasimova, N. M.; Cbernavskiy, D. S.
Title Igergy distribution of particles during instantaneous formation
Periodical Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 29, September 1955, 372-3'1'4
Abstract L. D. Landau (Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. fiz., 17, 1, 1953) developed the
hydrodynamic theory of formation of particles during collision of
high-energy nucleons; the solution of the given hydrodynamic prob-
lem of expansion into vacuum consists of two parts: traveling
wave and nontrivial solution (L. D. Landau, Ye. M. Lifshits, Me-
khan.ika oploshnykh sred [Mechanics of continuous niedial, GITTL,
p. 434) 1953). Here the nontrivial solution plays the main role
in the angular distribution of particles in the problems of in-
stantaneous generation, since the principal part of the entropy
of the system is located in this solution. In this article the
present writer clarifies the problem of to what extent the disre-
gard of the traveling wave is correct in the calculation of the
angular and energy distribution of particles, as was done by Lan-
dau. The writer thanks S. Z. Belen'kiy. Four references: e.g.
S. Z. Belen'kiy, DAN SSSR, 99, 523, 1954 and ZhETF, 82,111, 1955.
Institution : Physical Institute im. P. N. 1--bedev, Academy of Sciences USSR
Sub.mitted : may 12) 1955

ADTHOR BELENIKIX, zi.Z.p,,G_U~ASIWVA N-k PA - 2969
TITU On thu Absorption of7N~clear_AcElvi Particlus with High Energies.
(0 pogloshchanii yaderno aktivnykh ebastits bollshikh energiy -
Russian)
PxRIODICAL Ztum&L Eksperim. i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol 32, Nr 3,
Pp 547-551t (U-b-S-R.)
Received 6/1957 Reviewed 7/1957
)MTWT Heithor nucleons nor' Lhu inf1unce of heavy mosons and hyperons are ta-
ken into accoui;t by th~ prusenL p.pur, for iiXlu~,nce exorcised by nuc-
Isons is not essential iii Lhe case of very high energies(> loNU. The
present paper is intande-I to derivu an analytical expression for %he de-
pendence of the number of nuclear-active particles -upon energy and depth.
By means of ansatz F(y,t) - e-tp(y,t) the following kinetic equation for
the determinat* n of propagation of nuclear-active particles is obtained,
a)P(Y,t)/at - t)(a*x/c-W)dyo. here P(y,t) denotes the number of par-
ticles within the int"eival dy, y a lnE, t - the amouat of matter through
which partiel pass* This equation may also be written down in the form,
af (y,t)/at a7[r(y,t)j,where~ denotes a linear integral operat r The
authors study some properties of the operator This operat6r Z31 sup-
posed to act on a function of the type~f(y,t) BeYY. The equation thus
resulting is written down &rd discussed. When computing thu integral ex-
pression contained tharein, exponential accuracy is considered to be suf-
Card 1/2 ficient. The function in the exponent of this integral expression in near

PA - 2969
On the Absorption of Nuclear-Activo Particles Yvitti High Energies.
the maximum is developed in a series up to those terza which contain
a second derivation. The factor before the exponent in put equal to its
valus in the maximum. The voluminous equation thus rcioulting is written
dswn explicitly. The action of the operator,,I-upon thc function dependin6
experimentally on energy furnishes an exponential spcictrum, -ahich, how-
ever, is somewhat softer than the primary one. Therefore the solution
of the equation afly,wat X/a, respectively (E/a is the most probable ime
MY
-of tie electrom. t of a pair produced by a muon of energy 9), were derived on
PC.:
i0so-st *W dept1b. of observW.Aon are all due to-a single-
P
into act No AS A prOvent6d and thol-* lalidity is briefly die-
U841 01, :1 %##414 for it 9K On , pie in this regionll in
60 Pg:: rl s. The minerical calculations
quo
MAO"
a a, howe"r , ak It for as?, X/z the mijapto-
due
1 a C I say. fe"'Is Mente ('~ ]LO atutulation. 13k4 auth.
t
~ta for i1scussirw. Orig. an. but Gtorsu-
bN1 006/ Ora art 002
Ona
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Testing abrasive discs in finshing operations. Podshipnik, No 2, 1952#

BAY KOV S.P.., kand. telchri. nauk; =ZO, I.S., kvid. teklm. nauk-;
MUM, S.F., imh.1- BELYMCHIKOV, M.P.0 im-h.; BMI'SlITEIM,
I.L., inzh.; BOGORODESKlY, D.D., inzh.; BOLOY101k, Ye.V.j
kand. telchn. naulc; BROZGOLI, I.M., kand. tekhn.nauk;
VLADIMIROV$ V.B.j inzh.; VOLKOV, P.D., kand. tekhn. nauk;
r zh.,- ZHWIIOVITSKIY, A.F., inzh.;
'ABAI'OVO H.F., inzh.; KAI.EVTSOV, V.I,',., kard. telk-hn. nauk;
KOLVII11OV, IN., inzh.; KOVIDIXIIEV, I.M., inzh.;
RUMETSOV, I.P., kand. tekhn. nauk; LIVOV, D.S., kand.
telclm. ioauk; LYM%'W, I.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; IIAWOV,
LAI i,nzh.x- 01MIKI II.D.j inzh.; RABINIM, Ye.G., inzh.;
ROWDESMINSKIlp lu.L.p kand. tekhn. nauk; SAFJIOIIIKO, I.M.,
Icand. tekhn. nauk; SIDDROV, P.N., inzh.; SPITSYN, N.A., prof.,
doktor tekhn. nm&; SPRISHEVSK17, A.I., kand. telchn. nauk;
CIII,IIKOV, V.T., kkad. te!:hnnauk,* SITYU., A.S., kand. tekhn.
naWq IIIEGRG, N.Ya., nauchr*ry red. ; BLAGOSKLONOVA, N.Tu., inzh.,
red. izd-va; SOKOLOVA, T.F., tokhn. red.
(Antifriction bearings; manuall Podchipniki kacheniia; spra-
vocbrioe posobie. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. i2d-vo mashino-
stroit. lit-ry, 1961. 828 p. 041RA 15:2)
(Bearings (Machirery))

IM
L 129-1,$40 EWT(m)/EWP?lj) RM
C N R, k P 6WO' '955
SOME GODEt 65 0
5
AU'MORSt $oig*8v,,q Z-1.
hcfiun, T# T.1 Gerasimova, H. H.; F~nr~r-,Ltee--
ORO;~ none
for 1'ob ~aini A monta in dischargeable form for dyeing rubber ap-
TIh A d
.~O 22, 46; 176 2~, a~nnouncod by Scientific Research Institute for
(Nauchno-isil--ei-2dov-at--eTYrs-kii'Ttii'i u organicheskikh
or
po roaik~o* kraili!n~-Me~nll
U14.
~Iczt 1; %obrabeniy I tovarnykh snakov, no. 22, 1965, 41
504
"PIG UOS Ot P~mnt; tu or, plastic) polypropylenep polymer., dye chemical
bb
A"T: T 4ut~~ 301' beibific4te presents a method for obtaining pieLents In a
A
di -;haegeabl
TOrm X r' Osing rubber and plastics by mixing the pigments with
To 51
Mplify the
otic P ~ii6W ~tll I!Cn V6114rs in the course of heating*
4thnique an rEo ijV,j ~v~ tile quality of the pigmanta~ the latter are applied in
Oe form or fq Or P806i.,
OB~ CODBI 3d/!: SU BM DATE o 19Mq64
UDC: 67-8.041.6

BASKINp NoL,j Inzh*j PODOORNAYAt N.I.p inzh.; GRIGOPIYL"VIp A.A., master
'w IbK)vAq N.S.p tekhnik-khimik
Simplified method of dyeing wool# Teksteprom. 21 no.2:70
ja 16LIo (MIRA 14:3)
(Dyes and dyeing-Wool)

S/032/62/028/004/006/026
B101/B113
AUTHORS: Kotellnikov, B. P., Prokhorova, Z. A., and GzU1M.VA,=b-'L-
TITLE: Rapid speotrophotometrio method for controlling the oxidation
of paraffin hydrocarbons to alcohole
PERIODICAL., Zavodukaya laboratoriyal v. 28, no- 41 19621 441-442
TEXT; To control the oxidation of liquid paraffin hydrocarbons to aliphatio
alcohols by boric acid, a photometric method has been developed which,
owing to its short duration, permits a continuous control of the oxidation
proces3. Boric aoid and borates are washed out of the oxidation product;
the alcohols are converted to alkyl nitrites by NaNO 2 + HC1, and absorption
is measured at 392.5 mg. To eliminate the absorption caused by other oxi-
dation products, the "oxidate" treated with NaNO 2 is dissolved in untreated
11oxidate". A lineav- calibration curve was obtained for the dependence of
the hydroxyl number on the optical density. By the method suggested, the
hydroxyl number can be determined within 12-15 min with an accuracy of �2.2
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Rapid apectrophotometrio method ...
mg of KOH/g (relative error + 3.3%).
370, 344, or 334 mit is also possible,
are 1 table and 5 Soviet references.
S/032/62/028/004/006/026
B101/B113
Photometric determination at 357p
but results are less accurate. There
ASSOCIATION: Naucbno-iseledovatellskiy institut po sinteticheskim zhire-
zamenitelyam i moyushchim sredstvam (Scientific Research
Institute of Synthetio Fat Substitutes and Detergents)
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!;;.I YEV
19-21
i mi oh- i 196'

GMWPMA,,t,-V*; SHULYATIYETI, V.I. (Sverdlovsk)
Promwa as a diuretio. Klinemed. 39 no.lsl3l+-136 A 161.
(MMA Upl)
lo Im kafodry goopitallnoy terapii (zav. - doktor ined.nauk prof.
VA, Xaratygin) *erdlovskogo meditaimakogo irwtituta (dir. -
prof, A.F. Zverev),
(DIURETICS AND DIURESIS)

ACCESSION MR: AR4023356 S/0284/64/000/002/0013/0013
SOURCE: RM Voproay* tekhnicbeakogo progressa i organizataii proizvo&stva v
mashinostroyonli, Abs. 2.35-69
AUMOR: Qqr"jwvav,,X.~V.; YermoLqevap L. I.; Matyayeva, L. K.; Filippovaio
To H*; PervInp Yu. As
TTM: Programing methods for the automation of technological planning
C1TED SOMCE: Tr. proyektu.., takhnol., i n.-i. in-ta. Volgo-Vyatsk. sovnarkhoz.,
vy*p. 2) 1963, 94-111
TOM TAGS: automatic progra=ing) technological procesep computer-controlled
machine tools
TRa'SIATION: At algorithm for the automatic planning of technological processes
be divided into two parts. The first incorporates the processing of the geo-
metric information (blueprint data) to determine such features of a part as its
shape and design characteristics essential for the technological process. The
second part, the actual planning, reflects the production conditions. A prognim
I.CaM. 1/3-

ACCESSION M: M4023356
for the automatic planning of turning operations during piece-produced and small-
series production has been investigated. Data about the surfaces of the part
are fea into the memory of an URAL-2 electronic computer. A relatively small
I proportion of these data) needed in most subroutines, is stored in the operational
memory. Data about the special features of the part are coded on magnetic tape
(MT); they axe retrieved Into the operational memory only once during the compi-
lation of the technological ebarts for the given part. The program for scanning
the technological characteristics occupies 306 locations. The program for auto-
matic planning includes the compilation of the following subroutines: the sub-
routine for path control in the processing of the given part; the auxiliary eub-
routine for branching to eacb operation; and subroutines specifying the tool, its
geometry and cutting conditions. All these subroutines are recorded and stored
on the Mr. The subroutines for branching are retrieved from the MT in accordance
with the operation code. Eacb subroutine determining the path control of the
tool on the part requires 704 positions. The combined total volume of the pro-
gram is about 10,000 positions. Using the first part of the algorithm one obtadw
the path control chart for the given partp and supplementary information for
position changes and their parameters. On the basis of retrievals of the sub-
routines that determine the position changes in accordance with the operation
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ACCESSION XR: AR4023356
coae, the operational chart is compiled and recorded on the 14T. For parts of
average complexity the overall time for compiling the program, including access
to the MT; Is about 3 minutes. A general block diagram of the program and
block disgra= of the individual subroutines are given, together with the
structure of the lavguage for the characteristics of the partp and tbe-storage
layout. A. Proskury4lwv.
DATs AcQ: o6w64
WS COM: Is, CP
RNCL: 00
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I
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-!,,,- , - I . I I I .-
"A Survey ~-f the ExTerience -witi 'he Use of the Aadioloc-a~ion -lethod in the
Sphare of Cartografhic ani Geodetic I mblems.1, CollecLion of I apt2rs on 3cience,
Technolo?,v and I-ractice b,7 the gain Administration of Geodes Intl ' -irtocTra! h!"
Y I . 3
No. 20, 1948.

2!;~07
5tereoBko,,iciieski!,!, inn~Dl~ov- i oizvod.
statey j0 lir~.on,afii Toro-mfiJ, 23, P,)hP,
S. 51

LiXWLMOU, 0%A.; GORWN, G,G.; IDROUIDVA, A.Te
Operating conditions for the Drobrohav SM-Zble precision stersometer.
Sbmstapo ol. no,6:39-44 154. OUJU 9:6)
MrSal photogrammetry)

GIWIMOVA, 0,A,
- %-, -3.1 , ",
Sharpxess of aerial photographs. Trudy TSNIIGAII zo.105:
57-64 155. (MIRA 9:6)
(Photography, Aerial)

GIWIHOVA O.A~ "m
- M
Photographic quality, wd surveying characteristics of aerial
photographs. Trudy TSNIIGAIK no-lCY7:95-136 155. (MM 9:6)
(Photography, Aerial)

GERASIMOVA. 0,A., kandidat trkhnicheskikh nauk.
I"t,
Light flashes in aerial photographs. Geod.i kart. no.4:71.-75
Jo 156. (PhotogrFtphy. Aeritil) (KLU 9 . 10)

-",AWB IMAA01~Ri4didat t sklnicheakikli nauk.
I ~ RJWA
Coubaling shrinkage of photographic paper. Good. i lmrt.ne.6-:28-
30 0 56. (MLRA 10: 1)
(Pasvo
maphy-Printing papers)
rial photegrametry)

GEUSIMOVA, O.A.
1101~notographjv at the lighth International Photogrammetric
Congress. Zhur. nauch. i prikl, fot. i kin. 2 no.1:68-71 A-F 15~-
(MLRA 1013
(Stockholm-Photographic surveying--Congresses)

of T~tcl_t.is~l 58 - 2 - 1'712
TITLEt A 2'odernized Blinker LL.V!cd (Vodvrrlizirovannyy sposob mil-imiy)
PERIODICAM Geo(IeLiya i Ka_rtcjr-,rafiy,., 1',158, '.r '11, 6Z,1-71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT a K~lra the imitrument cumitructoj-d I.,; h. ;,~witnerlanq,
and produced by the Keri, ~umj~any (;iew L',et'xil fw' Stervl-,,l,;cri,,
Measurement and i~lottinG) is 6c!icrib- d. It ir. mot ,-et known
how uBeful in yxactice the ni.~%i instraLient will prove. But the
increase of accuracy by V.e eli?~inati,r. of' .2-r--ors cat:;-ed by
nominiform li6hting, the ce.-..-ensatior of tlie
error in ad4uBting vic mark, ~-xd the ol' the l:.e!!:-.zrilO
parallax differences &t dautle tl._:~ind i-retat iriter-
e~t for the new lnstr"L,ent. It is suggested that. a sinilar in-
d
strumen,t be produced Pnd tu3ted in Oa~~iia (U3jA',. Tiere z~re
3 fiCuxec and 4 refez~enccs,
1. Yapping 2. Stereoscopic range finders-Design
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AUTHORt Gemsimova, 0. A., Candidate of Technical SOV,/6-58-8-13/15
TITLL Objectives for Aerial Photography and the Methods Duployed for
Its Analysis in Foreign Countries (Aerofotos" yemochnyye
oblyektivy i metody ikh ispytaniy za rubezhom)
PERIODICAU Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1958, Nr 8, pp. 68-74 (USSR)
ABSTROTi The author. gives a survey of a large number of dbjeotives
for aerial photography which are being produced and sold by
French, West-German, Swiss, Italian, English, and American
firms. Data are given of the most important among these ob-
jectives. The material published has partly been obtained frvm
lectures delivered at the International Congress for
Photogrametry (Stockholm 1956), and partly from articles pub-
lished in Germn and English periodicals. There are 7 references.
1. Aerial photography--Applications 2. Aerial photographs-.Analysis
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21193
5/006/61/000/003//002/003
B116/B203
AUTHORv Gerasimova, 0. A.
TITLEi Determination of the quality of aeronegatives for photo-
grommetrie plotting
PERIODICALo Geodeziya i kartografiya, no. 3, 1961, 24-28
TEXTs The author describes a method of determining the quality of aeronegat-
ive P~ctures. The method requires no targets, and is based on a study of
the limiting curve of an outline with linear boundary, e. g., of a house.
The limiti]ng curve is obtained on the microphotometer. To express'the test
results in figures, the cosine curve
Y . A cos 2rNx (1)
is taken to be nearly equal to the limiting curve. A is the maximum fluctua-
tion amplitude, i. e., the greatest ordinate of the limiting curve; x is the
abscissa of the limiting curve; N is the number of lines per wt. As the
resolution is the numerical value of the threshold, y must be set equal to
zero, and V must be found for are cos y - 1,/2t
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21193
Determination of ...
S/006/61/000/003/'002/003
B116/B203
N = 2 21rx . 1/4x (2)_
The curve chosen is less exact than the real one; the N value calculated
from (2) constituies therefore the lower limit. In practice, resolution will
be higher. To delermine the minimum size of the house, the picture of which
can be obtained, the limiting curve for the house in the aeronegative must
be rectified. It is assumed that the houses show in their surroundings the
same contrast. Formula (2) is used to determine the ratio between N and
2x (Fig.). Then, the rectified curve is plotted by means of N and'!.
The points lying on this curve are obtained in the following way: I is as-
sumed (e. 9., 1 1 - 0.04 mm), and from this point the ordinate is plotted to
the intersection with the limiting
a straight line parallel to the
the ordinate drawn from the N
tion thus obtained lies on the
equa 14 7.ed curve in this manner,
has to be found. According to
A - (I) max - Dmin ). Therefore,
curve. From this point of intersection,
x-axis is plotted to the intersection with
value (here, N a 12.5 lines/mm). The intersec~-
requested curve. After having obtained the
the threshold for the possible representation
Frizer, this threshold is 1C~o of- A, where
a parallel to the x-axis is drawn from this
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Determination of B116/B203
point on the y-axis (see Fig.) to the intersection with the rectified curve.
The limiting value of N (here, 19 lines/mm) is obtained by drawing the
ordinate fx4om, this point. This is the resolution of the aeronegativ'e in the
respective section of the picture. Hence, it follows that an object of the
size 1/38 - 0.026 mm can be represented in this place of the aeronegative
(if the object shows the same contrast as the house for which the limiting
curve was plotted). The choice of the "threshold is based on the criterion
showing in how far the shape of the limiting curve deviates from the sine
form (taken ~y the limiting curve at the end of the first degeneration stage
of the photographic representation). This criterion was.adopted from radio
engineering (distortion factor) in 1957, and called degeneration factor.
This factor V is determined as follows& (1) The x-axis of the limiting
curve is shif'ted in parallel by A/2; (2) the section between tho beginning
of the limiting curve and the point of intersection with the x-axis is
divided into eight partB; (3) in each of the resulting points, the ordinates
are measured (in mm), and 9 calculated from the following formulat
(3),
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where A,, A31 A50 A7 are the amplitudes found from the formula Ak- YY~ / 4,
k being the number of the harmonic. By the quantity of v it can be judged
whether the limiting curve studied is still in the first degeneration stage,
or has already entered the second stage. The opinion saying that the
picture degonerates in two stages was expressed by SeVvin whose paper
"Theory of resolution" was published in a Russif-In translation by the
Geodezizdat in the collection "Otsenka kachestva opticheskogo :Lzobrazheniyall
(Determination of the quality of optical picture!:,) in 1959. There are
I figure and 3 tables.
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GERASIMOVA, O.A,
Equalizing the illumination in the field of view of "Rusear"
objectives. Good. i kart. no.7:43-44 JI 161. (MIU 24:7)
(Photography, Aerial)

GERASIMOVAVO.A.
Study of aerial surveying photographic lenses intended for use
in topographic surveying. Trudy TSNIIGAIK no.142:5-31 161.
(NIRA 15:8)
(Lenses, Photographic.-Testing)

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A001/A101
AUTHOR: Gerasimova, 0. A.
TITIE: Investigation of image quality on aerial photographs from the
viewpoint of photogeodesist
PERTODICAL: Reforntivnyy zhurnal, Astronomlya i Goodez.1ya, no. 11, 1%,:), 1~3,
abstract )IG91 ("Tr. Tgentr. n.-f. In-ta geod., aeros"Yemki I
kartogr'.' 1961, no. 1112, 137-164)
TEXT: The author presents general considerations on various criteria used
in estimating the image quality (resolving power, definition, boundary curve) and
on factors affecting these criteria. The analytical expression of the boundary
curve Is considered in detail and a method of quality estimate is proposed which
is based on the degree of deviation of the boundary curve fror'. the ideal shape.
The following factors affecting the image quality are considered: 1) The effect
of objective. It Is shown that the shape of the boundary curve deteriorates and
the accuracy of stereoobservations decreases with decreasing focal leN;th and
increasing the wide-angle. 2) The effect of objectiv,~ focusing. Non-coincidaice-
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of the pl4tne of maximum definition with the plolie of maxii-inim resolving power is
noted. 3) The exposure effect. 4) The effect of emulsion layer and photo-
graphic development.
V. Mikhaylov
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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GERAS OVA 0,JL
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Using the function of contrast transfer to evaluate the image
quality in photogrametry. Good. i kart. no.4958-65 Ap 163.
(MIRA l6a6)
(Aerial pbotogrametry)

Gi f'61.."., P -,1, ". 4 li .
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(MIRA 11-193)

O.A, OORDON, 0.0.; NILOV, A.A.
Determining frequqncy-oontrast oharaoteriatics on gLn electronic-
qptia4 biiah of the Oontral Scientifio Researoh Institute for
all ariAl PhotooAmstry, and Cartogmphy, Trudy
,8N,IG (MrM lit 13)
1K zo.149M-31 ') 164,

ANDROSOV, V.F,.-..CjFF.A..SlMOVAj. O.N.; I,YU.Iyy, V.L'.; I 1 14'
Use ~~f orgrinnBillcon compotindil un tLe et~t~micqll trratlm,~,jt, of
woolmn wid cotton engineering cloth. Iz,.,. uchel). zav,;
tekh.. *V-rks. prom. no.6:86-91 61", (MIRA 19:1)
1. ]Anintp-adakly invt4tut te'r-i!.1-11noy -J lat.-,lKoy promy.,AillennoBti
imeni S.M. Kirova i Ins tit tit khA If); 3 ~,-: 1i',: a triv imeni ' V, rre-
benghnKlkova AN SSSR. Sub-nittn-6 Tan~li-.ry 4,

'] TT-, , , -~ 1 t!-
.. . . . . II.- .
GFRA'~r'VVA, F,A. "Penults of Experiments wJtL DL-.nin's Viscoretric Method as Apdied
to the Trvunobiological Analysis of Plant Viruses and of CertaJr, VicrobesI" in Virus
rdseases of Tlants apj Measures for Their Control, Works of the Conference on Virus
Diseases of Plants, Yxiblishing House of the Ac8dery of Scimce USSR, Noscow, 1.941,
pp. 5P-63. 4(-4.?2 SoP
goi Sire. S1-0-0 53, 15 Ne 1953

"Viras 811101'-Ir " i ill tA&-!ITI t, I ~--n ILil2a
D~rpjtptlt of Ye~twjros f,~r Tljejr Wor's
3,1' the 41cadprV of Science
on Virim -Diseps-Is f)f Plants 1140, "U'01-11", 1.0, ~o
UNI;F., ~j()sco-. 1,141., 6~-67. 464-32 ScS
SO: 15 Doc 1953

GMSIMOVA,- 0A- ( oskva); ALEMXYICV, G.A., vrach (Cheboksary)
Advice for nurses. Med.sestra !8 no.4:43-45 Ap 159.
WRA 12:6)
1. Prodeedatell Sovets ineditainakikh seater (for Gerasimova).
(MOOLURY-NMRS AND NWISING)

USSR/Nuclear Physics - %faritrons
Nuclear Physics - Comic Rays
Jul 49
$Observation of Varitrons of Various Hasses in Photographic Plates," A. I. Alikhanyan,
D. H. Samoylovich, 1. 1. Curevich, Xh. P. Babayan, R. L Gerasii%ova, Inst of Phys
Problems, Acad Sol USSRO Phys Inst, Aced Sol Armenian SSR, 3 Pp
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XIX, No 7
Introduces results of studying Separate traces of charged cosmic particles. Traces
used were at least 2DO microns long. Ends of traces lay in the emulsion film. These
tests again confirmed existence of varitrons with masses up to 10,000 times the mass
of an electron. Submitted 9 Apr 49.
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Category USSR/Naclear Physics - Elementary Particles
Abs Jour Ref Zbu:r - Mika, No 2, 1957 No 3130
C-3
Author Alperej V.V. Barkov, L.M., Gerasimova, R.I., Gurevich, I.I., Muskbin, K.N.,
Mikollakiy, B.A., Topqrkovd-,-Z-.W~
Title Production of Slowq(46mesons in the Nuclei of Photographic SmIsion by
h60 Mey Protons and Neutrons of 400 Mev Effective Energy.
Orig Pub Zh. eksperim. i teor fiziki, 1956, 30, No 6, 1025-1033
Abstract The emulsion-camera procedure was used to study the production of
charged jr-mesons by 460 Mev protons and by neutrons of 400 Mev
effective energy.
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Category USSR/Nuclear Physics - Elementary particles C-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957 No 3129
Author Alpers, V.V., Barkov, L.M., Gerasimova, R.I., Gurevich, I.I.,
VIishakova, A.P., Ylukhin, K.i.
Title Production of Slow 5-1:LMesons in Photographic Emulsion Nuclei by 660 Mev
Protolu.
Orig Pub Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki) 1956) 30, No 6, 1034-1039
Abstract The ennasion camera procedure was used to study the production of slow
W :t mesons in the nuclei of the emulsion by the action of 660 Mev protons;
The pr"edure used made possible an effective study of the stars vith
the production of slow ql-mesons, and also the energy and angular spectra
of the slow rtr mesons produced in the nuclei.
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