COATES GRAPH APPROACH FOR GENERATING SYMBOLIC NETWORK FUNCTION

In this paper, symbolic code matrix ,constant matrix and count matrix are defined .The first twomatrices are used to describe the elemental expression of augmented matrix and the nede admittance equa-tion is thus obtained. The third matrix is used to obtain the incoming degree matrix, and according to thematrix all the 1- factors of the Coates graph are given. By using the data code, the determinant is expandedand the same items in the expansion are merged. Thus the symbolic network function in which no term can-cellation occurs is generated.     

On the construction of the reachability domain in one nonlinear problem

An algorithm for construction of the reachability domain by the given time instant ? for a nonlinear third order system under the condition of preliminary approach to a predefined point is proposed. All possible cases of location of this point in the motion plane of the system for different values of the time instant ? are studied.     

化肥厂合成气及重整氢真空变压吸附制取高纯度氢气

从设计、生产操作和经济效益3个方面阐述了以化肥厂合成气及重氢为原料，通过真空变压吸附（VPSA）装置制取高纯度氢的过程。工业应用结果表明，该制氢工艺是一项操作简便灵活，制氢费用较低的工艺路线。VPSA装置技术和设计上的特点能够保证大的操作弹性、高的产品氢纯度和较高的氢气回收率。在36％－51％的低限负荷下，通过适当调整吸附时间，可获得纯度99％的氢气产品，89％－92％的氢气回收率。     

Resonant neutron filters in elemental analysis and radiography

Translated from Atomnaya Énergiya, Vol. 67, No. 4, pp. 271–274, October, 1989.     

Measurement of the delayed-neutron yields in the fission of233U,236U,237Np,240Pu,and241Pu by neutrons from the spectrum of a fast reactor

Translated from Atomnaya Énergiya, Vol. 66, No. 2, pp. 100–103, February, 1989.     

Dosimetric characteristic of VVR-M reactor with respect to tritium

Translated from Atomnaya Énergiya, Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 111–113, August, 1989.     

Excitation and Detection of Nonlinear Waves on a Charged Surface of Liquid Hydrogen

A new technique for exciting nonlinear waves on a charged surface of liquid hydrogen is described. Methods of optical detection of surface oscillations in experiments on capillary turbulence at frequencies of up to 10 kHz are discussed. The results of a study of capillary waves on the surface of liquid hydrogen are presented.