SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AYZENSHTAT, I. M. - AYZENSHTAT, B. A.

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--A-Y%3ffi SHTAT,-L. LM--*- -
Pind -the Phleocene foraminiferal complex with
:,,ib!Lcides lectus
Vansileako in the northeastern and eastern par,l;s of
the Turgay
Gates,. Inform. abor. VSMZI no.6:31-35 159. (MM 13: 32 )
(Turgay Gatee-Forninifora, Fossil)

AYZENSHT.,'tT.
Paloogene Foraminifora complexes of the Turgay
trough, Trudy
VSEGEI 102:152-161 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

AYl'.E"4`3!lT),DT, 1;. 3.
kyzenshtzidt, Y. S. "Cimnyes in tnu lwiL-z- (jux-jil [)cnopt
biL rif tut.erculuut; ctiolqT,"
- Y
L Qualifyinf,, bachDlor's di5sertntion2 , F-,yallEtent In-ta
tuterkuleza Akad. vied. nauk
3,13R, 1~118, No. 11, P. 0-48
So: U-3566, 15 ..',larch 53, (Letopis "Jiumal Inykh Statey,
A~o. 13, 19L9)

ATUNSHTADTS L. A. (Engr)
'm3.951 Inveiations In Machine 5uildirgr.," Vast, Mash*,
V697j, pp 3-29 19P
Transladon W-21417P 5 Nov 52

ARISTOT, N.P..; A_IOINSHTADT, L.A.; ROGUSLAVSXIY, B.L.; PROKOPOVICH,
A.Ye,
redaktor; POPOVA, S.A., tekhnir-hookLy redaktor
(Achiovements of Sovist machine, tool construction] Doetizheniia
sovetijkogo stankostrooniia. Kovkva, Gos. nenchn..-takhn. Izd-vo
sashinostroit. i sudostroit. lit-x7, 1954. 174 Pe (MLRA 7-9)
(Machine tool industry)

A ~ 41
FW3 I BOOK EXPLOITILTION 456
,AyxerAht4mLt. L. A.;, and Chikhachavo S. A.
Ocherki p) Istorii otankoetroyenlya 858R (Studies in the
History of
Tool M#Jdng In the.USSR) Moscov, Mashgiz, 1957. 527 P. 5,500
copies printed.
Reviewer: Zhed1j, It. S.; Ed.: Stankevich., V. G.; Tech. Ed,:
Sokolovs, G. F.;
Manoging Ed. for literature on netalvorkirg and tool making:
Noysellaw, M. D.
PURPOSE: This bodk vu written for studentep ijoientletsp
enf;ineern and workers
of the si&CWAe-building industry.
COVERAGE: In this collection of ax'ticlesp consisting of Viren
parts., the authors
review the history ofmachine bitildLig in-Russim ejA stiess
the.role of
asoMmi toob in the develo*entof the country ai & whole. Part
One covers
the period. frcs the Middle Ages to tie October Aav)lution. -
The achieve-
ments of Peter the Great are 'I aild dp - but'the au %o;ro
dwell mostly an the
economic and ideological aspects of that period. In Part Two
the authors
deal with the period arter the Revolation to the Garixan
invasion. They
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Studies ia the HIstory (Cont.)
456
'AdutIon Viat only Ln the ear3,y thirties was the Soviet machimi
tool Industry be!-
ginning to g%4 In IWrtance. The author admits that the aw:hines
built In the
USSR were copies of Western types. It is also istited that
am)und 1934 new tech-
nological methods 'began to find wider application in the Soviot
machine tool in-
dustry. These*vere Primarily: hi gter cutting alMecls) the use
of weiLr-resistant
alloys,, and the Introduction of statiautowatic operations. Thle
German invasion
caused a relocation of industry to the Ural. aren where nw
inlustijal centbre
vere established. Part Three covers the postva:,- era. It is
stated that after a
period of restorstion there was a very shm.-y int'.-rease in the
production of afichine
too3A irith special agh"is on said-and fulay euitcesatic
machiaery and -the intro-
duction 6C watcustion. The most important mode:ra Soviet machine
tools are described,
illustmtedj, and their general characteristics and basic
dineftsions -are jiven, Sme
spaxw is devoted to high-spee4 imiabining wilng :&rbide tools.
Some exmiples of
sPeeft ard rates CC machining wze given. Author` Ayzensht*6dt
describes automated.
lines for Us production of &UtanotiVe qngl~* bLocks, pistomp
valves and other
componeMa. Thoret is &Uo a description of a filly 'autmated.
ball bearing and
roller Imaring pleat in Moscow uhich produces. lp500,000 unite.
per annua. This ylmt
Is clad A to be the stost Mftuced in the vorli. There are acme
tables with satia-
tical. data pertairdni -to mmehine tool productioa. The above
articles indicate the
general trena in the, Soviet machlae-bullding industry, nmely,
the boosting of maebin
tool proihwtion mid the introduction of autonation, on a wide
scale. There are qP_
Soviet riferences.
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Studies in the History (Cont.) 456
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Ayzenshtadtp L. k. Introduction 3
PART I
AyzerLshtadt, L. A.. Early History of the Develoyment of
Metalworking
Latbes 9
Chikhachev, S. A. Derrelolme4t of Metsivorklag in RuAsis.
Before Peter
the (treat 18
Aymishtadt, L. A. Building Metalworking lathes Durivg the
Reip
of Pater 1 29
A. WartavIis lathes
Lathes for manufacturing saw
30
60
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Studies in the Histor7 (Cont.)
456
Ayzenshtadt, L. A. Manufacture of Machine Tools frca
1TZ.5-1861 69
Chikbachev,. B. A. Develo3ment of Metalvorkitig Methods
in -the 19th
Century 80
AyzerAhtadt, L. A. Machine Tool Manufacture During the
Period of
Russian Industrial CapitLlium UT
ChikkA.chev, S. A. TechnoloKy of Machining wt the
Beginins: of the 20th
Centitry 1.23
Aysellahtadtp Its As Machine Tool Production in Russia
During the
Period of Iartrialism 13T
PAW U
AyzeiAhtadt, L. A. Machine Tool Production During the
first Yeam
of Vie Soviet Regime 191T-1925 158
Ayzenshtadt, L. A. Organization of Soviet Machine Tool
Building
(19LYT-1932) 161
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Studies in the History (Cont,)
k56
gulihachwi-O 8, A, Development of the Soviet Tedmology of
HadhIne
Building 19T
Aysemebtailt, L.' A. Machine Tool Building During -the
Second sind
Third Five Year PIA&s (1933-1941) 204
Grmth or the atebW or nub teels in the mm 207
Growth of sublike tool production
214
Roansion or YvAuctim facilities for mehi a tools 216
Stamdou-Ai cation of mubla tools and specialization in
plants 220
Produation or bmic types or machine tools
226
Xmb' i tool bWLIdUW in capitalist countries 298
kyzenshteftt. L. As Machine Tool Building During World
War 11 319
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Studies UL the Riotory (Cont.) 456
Mastery of mw ambine tools 327
Nachino tool =Jts and production lines 335
PreparktIon for the postwar period 348
PART xxr
Ayz*"htalt,, L. A. Hachine Tool Construction after World
Wom 12

(1946-1950D)
351
Growth of maab' m tool production
352
Production of universal machine tools
355
Production of
spocial machine tools
408
Production of bexvy~duty machine
tools
4m
Produ tion of vrecision machine tools
431
ConstimatIon at' unIt-ho" mockane tools
436
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Studies in the History (coat.) 456
Automatic production lines 439
Development Df carbide cutting tools 458
IntrQftctiaa of high-sp"!d machine metho~z 461
Ayzene4tadt,, L,. A. Present-&q State-of-art of Machine
Tool
Development in -the USSR 461
Ayzenshtadt, L. A. Prospects for the Devel(ySment of Soviet
Machine
Tool Building 5o4
Ayzenshtadt, L. A. Statistical Data on Machine Tool
Fln)dwtion
in the USSR 515
Bibliography aml Sources 523
AVAnABLE: ILibr&ry of Con&-ess
GO/M
Card 7/7 Ju3.y 29, 1958

SOV/122-58-12-32/32
AUTHORS: -A,,~.genshtadtj L,A,l and Ghikhachev, S.A.
TITLB: Notes on the History of Machine Tool Hanufacture in
the
USSR (Ocherki po istorii stankostroyeiiiya SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Mashinostroyaniyal 1958, Nr 12, pp
82-83 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Favourable review by RybW-,.-a, A.P., Professor,
of the
book published by Mashgiz in 1957.
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AYZENSHTA]YI, L.A.L PENIKOV, P.M.; GLADKOV, B.A.;
LIDT, L.O.;
T.Ye.; USBEPAV, 1.',.Ya.,, J:and. tekhn, nauk;
14MUSIT, H.P.p km)d. tekhn. rjauk; KOPERBANH, B.I,.p
CHERNIKOV, S.S., )mrd. tekhn.nauk:; BELOV, V.S.;
ZHURIN,
D.F.; MONAKNOV.. G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; MOROZOV, I.I.;
MUSFTAYEV, A.F.; OGNEV, V.N.; FAUN, M.B., kimd,,
teklui.
naul:,- FLMMAN, D.B.; LIVSHITS$ A.L,,
kand.tekJm.nruk;MllCHMNER,
B.Klj.;S0SKNX0,A.B;AVDUL0V, A.N.; ::XVIN, A.A.0
kimd.telft.
naul:; YAKOBSON, M.O... doktor tekki.nauk; MAYOROITA,
E.A.,
kamilstekbnozzuk; MOROZOVA, Yla.M.; ZUSMAN, V.G.,
kand.teklm.
naul:; NAYDIS, V.A.., kand.tekhn.no-ak;
VLADZIYEVS).UY, A.P... prof.,
dok-l:or tekhn. nauk., red.; BELOGUR-YASNOVSKAYA,
red.;
CIII(WEVA, E.I.,, red.; ASVALIDOV, 14.Ya.t red.;
KOGAN, F.L...
teklm. red.
(Maeldne-tool industry In capitalist countries]
Stanko-
stroanie N, kapitaligticheskikh stranakh. Pod red. I
s pro-
disl. A.P.,Vladzievslcogo. Moskva, 1962. 822 p. (MIRA
15:7)
1. Moscow. TSentral'W institut nauchno-teld=-lebeskoy
in-
format9ii maohinostroyeniya. 2. EksperimentallrWy
nauchno-
isdledovatel'skiy institut meta:13orezhushchlkh
stankov
(for Vladziyevskiy.. Belogar-YasnoN-ska~ra,
Chigarerva, Auvalldov,
Y,OgD,n).
(Hachine-tool. indv,7try)

C~ n r ~ n t F- t 1-1 !-,-,c of
0-^ rzlil:rj!,,(L 41inctions end ctatic,ns) (So,. c. t no. 4,
:LO: IF,7. S6
S 0: Soviet Irnin ort~it.ion aild Con-unicr.,tions, A 73P)l
Librnry of Cringreav,
Dc,,trt-mcnt, WrishInj:ton, ISI~2, 7-~clr,rvlfled.

ju4r,aoniF,ui s ri- u-
AYZAi',N3HTADT, M. Gr. I V. V.
36194 Peredovy7e setoennikl kamskoLgo kombinata. Buirazh. prom-st'
, 1949, No. 5. S. 29-34.
SO: Tatopsi'Zhrunallnykh Statey, No. 40, 1949

2. US.'Ri (600)
4. ilapt:r m.lustry
7. kp,,.LyiriG prcqyensive iuc.,inoivk;, iri I)mauction. i.,um.
)ro;,;. 2~(, ;~-o. 8, 1~52
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
_i,'eoruary 1953. Unclassified.

.1 N
AT:MSHT,4T. M.G., glavnyy inshener; MOYSIDHININ, I.P.,
glavnvy mekhanik.
Culend-gring parchment. Dam.prom. 22 no.9:30-3l.. 5 153.
(KI-RA 6:8)
1. Siblrokopw ItAimashnsys fabrika (for Ayxenshtt.dtl.
(Parchment)

AYMONSHTAV, N.G.. glarW inshener.
Work practice at a pgLrohment-making isachins.
ALm.prom. 28 n9-7:30 Jl 153.
Oa,RA 6 - 7 )
1. Sibirskaya, bumaslvWra fabrika. (Taper-making machinery)

AYZIMSHTADT, K.G.
,
Reconstructing the flow of wood pulp In the
preptratorjr phase.
Bum.prom. 29 tio.6:22 Je 154. (KLU 7:8)
1. Glavi*7 insihener SibLrokoy bumashuoy fabriki.
(Wood pu%p)

AYZWNSHTADP,~!:,~.; LkVTUWIYZV.A.I.
Oxidation and digester shoo work practices.
Bum.prom-30 no.6:
16-19 Jo '55 - (IILRA 8.9)
1. Glavnyy inthener Sukhonskoeo
teellyalozao-bumazlinogo kombinata
(for Ay2enshtadt) 2. Retchallnik proismodstra
kombinata (for lav-
rentlyev)
(Paper industry)

5MCLYANITSKIT, Boris Zinovlysvich; AY23NSH!PAI)T,
Mikhail Grigorlyevich
[Vologda Sconomic Region In the seven-year plan]
Vologodskii
ekonomJoheakii raion v semiletke. Vologda,
Vologcdakoe
knizhnce izd--vo, 1960. 57 p. (MIRA 14:2)
(Voloads Nconomic Region-Industries)

l3rincirles, in r1mirlm, of' ror,loml M,ntimin.ll
Yin 700 1 -
cf icnin nd Order nf' !-!*,or Red Pmn( r T
way:; Uq(7~R. Iloscow Ordei 3 W,
of lnilro--ie' i-.o!:co,.,:, lorli.
(Di5sertit.lon for tli,, dor-ree of ',,molrirtte
In Tochnivil scif"no,n)
EntzhnaZa Ic!t,o-.Isl
35, 1956. 1-:O!:co-.-,

ji T,.5; NMI N-D T, 11_7 . ,inzhensr~.
--mmwwwowwmmwm Ow
Nest principles for planning
TrvAjr M I It no. 87/86: 105-121
sect:Ion stationii arid railroad fluctinue.
156. (MLRA 11:8)
(Ral1roads-Stat ions)

- -kandtekhn.nauk
AYZENSHTADT M....Z..-,
Orgarization of local. operations in connection w!~th
the nev types
of traction. Zbeldontransp, 44 m)*3:63-65 Mr 162. (MIRA
150)
(Railroads-Management)

On Haemoj,oiesi3 in the Yolc Sac of the &;,bryo of the KarAal
20-2-49/50
Sheep
bryo) parts of the yolc sac c,f the embryo which is 16-17 days
old and form in a relatively short tii,.e of 1-2 days an enormous
quantity of' fre-e cells- the first blood cells which
imi~ediately
b!gin an erythroblastic devew'.opment. A rather long time, i.e.
up
tto the &~th-26th day of devolupment main.-Ly in intravascular
ery
t:iropoesis takl.-3 place in tht., wall of the yolo sac. It
could be
&;3sumed that the endothel of theearly etabrjonic vessela i8 also
capable of haemopoiesis which is, however, to be assumed careful-
111. The observ.itions made say that the first blood cello of the
s*neep in the yolc sac have a riesodermal o:rigin. The embryo of
the
Kirakul sheep has in the per-.Lod of "actual fetal development"
the
t.aree following phases of yo:Lc haemopoiesLa: 1) formation of an
enormous quantity of free blooc cells of ':)lood islands of the
wall
of the yolc sac. 2) quick transformation of the.- genuine blood
ct!lls, tile hatmoblastocytes, into crythroblaots
Giegaloblasts)of
the first gener-,ition. However, already in this stage of the
intra-
V'LScular hiciacpoiesi3 there 6,re alac elements of all
extravascular
h;temopoiesis. 3) towards tile end of tile actual embryonic time
in,
the yolc sac of the 25-26 days old embryo numezous blood islands
a:re formed within th%f entoderm%l epithel and in the
coi-aiective
tlssue lajer of the yulc sac.. Thus within this time mainly an
ex-
Card 21!; t:ravascular hfiLe11l0j)0ieSi8 occurs which takes
plice ir, the liver

'o Mo r --,h. c, i(f i h
Cy 1, al v~udy o' coo,,enogis, Renart. N 0
0 a I' o sr.'q lao c tj (ri I os!) ; T.,h on 1 -1 c.
orap I n na t ixa~ A ned
i in, 1 -~7 ri11,111L nni elso-ti-cn micron-ope.
or I v~i tni tnlog I. '- ns -A mtxi'u'l I "JI A
Mc .9kv a.

Cr-id l3d,; 9)CV". I 0:";:Llt of tho
cil
t ,,I nd 11 'Jol: t nn .1

AUTHORi Ayzenalitadt, T. B. 20-119-1-52/52
TITLE: Observations on the Early Development Steges of
Allantochorion
in the Sheep Embryo (Nablyudeniya nad rannimi stadiyaxai
razvitiya allantokhoriona u enbriona ovtsy)
PERIODICAL: Dolclady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1056, Vol- 119, Nr 1,
pp. 189-192
ABSTRACT: Th-a formation of a largre pouchlike allantois during
embryo-
genesis is characteristic of all Ungulatae. By the growing
together of the allantois wit:i the chorion a new organ -
allantochorion forms. On the 3urface of the latter the villi
(cotyledons) - the embrycnal -art of the placenta (references
~p
4-6, 0-11) form, in spite of a large number of relevant
works the placenta-formirZ organs in the stages in which the
small villi of the cotyledons are not yet developed and in
which the pattern of distribution of individual embryonic
arrangement is clearer, &--s very insufficiently investigated.
TI.e author made it his task to fill this gap. Embryos of the
Kcxakull-sheep, 18-25 days old, served as material. In the
eurly stages of development the trophoblaatic epithelium of
Card 1/4 the amniotic sac enters into a close contact with the
mucous

Observations on the Early Development Stageit of
Allantochorion 20-1'19-1-52/52
in the Sheep Embryo
f%at cells which are spread on the external surface is
visible.
This is the mosothelium of splanchnopleural origin. From what
has been said above it can bc, assumed that essential
d:ifferences exist between the differentiation processes of
the external and internal leaf of the coelamic mesoderms in
eiLrly stages. While the somatopleura very early takes the
course of development into a typically serous cover (the
lining of the secondary coelom, consisting of 2 components:
a') mesothelium and b) the connective tissue underneath), the
%splanchnopleura which forms the mesoderms.1 layer of the
allantois and of the vitellitte sac is rapidly transformed
into.
a multi-layer of an embryonic: connective tissue which is
t:raversed by numerous, blood.-filled vessels. Thus the
process
of an early differentiation of the embryonic tissuer. was
9.1own by the example of the development of provisional
embryonic organs. The occurronce of the above-mentioned
m-asothelium apparently iMarantees a free displacement of the
growing allantois in the cavity of the waniotic sac until the
24th-26th day of pregnancy. It can be asgumed that before the
Card 3A growing together mentioned in the title %
degeneration and

AUH!~~HTAVT,j T.B.1 ERODSKIN', V.Ya.
Fimt 11tructure of egir membranes in leeches. Dokl,,
AN SSSR
148 ni),3%728-730 Ja.1163, (MIn 1612)
lo Inatitut morfologii zhivotnykh Im. A.W. Saverteova
AN SSSR.
Prede-tavleno akaden,:Uom Yu.A. Orlov-ym.
(WormB-Args) (Leeches)

AYZEM11TADT, T.B.; FRCIDSKIY, I.yn.; p,1VOVA, s.N.
.-
Cytologizal stiidies of oogenesis. R(ijiort No.2:
Oytochelnicql ('xfmination
of the oc-cyte growth in the snall lee(h (Glonniphonla
comrIaTiata L.)
by ultrnviolot cytophotometry ancl Intirference
MiCl-fSCODY. TSitologiia
6 no.1:77-81 Ja-F 164. NI'l R A 17 t 9)
1. Lnbomtorlya tAtolcgll 1n:10-tut-a iiort*o-logii
zhivc,tlqkh kti
SSSR, Hoskva.

8/061/631'000/002/071/088
B144IS180;
&WRO:Rs I A- zenshtadtj V. Ao, Yachmennllik* 9, 0.
F
TITLra Reotification of ethylene us Wig a lov-preasure hoat
pujAp
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimi;ra, no, 2v 1950,
4621, obetract
2P1 34 (Novos ti nef t. i ga2. t Ahn. Nef topererabotkia 'i
nef te-
khimiya, no. 6, 1962, 32 - 3,S)
TEM A flowsheet is given for the preheating of an othylene
fractionatint;
column (separation of ethylene from pyrolysis gas) with the
heat of the
--propa:ne-propylene fraction released on compression of the
vapors from the
fractions used as refrigerant in the fractionation. The
application of
this 13y8tem to an indutitrial plant reduce-I power
consumption and operating
costs. [Astracterla notea Complete traaslation.3
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AFANASEVICH, P.A. - AYZENSHT,kDT V 'S - YELIYASHEVICHj M.A., akademik,
red.; MAllf ldF,-L -~.- I
O.-;~-d'.lz7d---;4r'-!,- SVIRIDOV, V., teklm. redl.
(Tables of the disiribution of energy and photons in art
equll!Lbri= radiation spectrum] Tablitsy raspredelaniia.
energU i fotonov v spektre ravnovesnogo izlucheniip. Minsk.,
Izd-vc) Akad., nauk B."W, 1961. 250 P. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Akademiyu nauk B!)Ioruaskciy = (for Yellyashevich).
(Ileat-Radia-tion and absorption)

AYZENSBTK-', V.S - Y21YLOV V.I.; ME'1EL1SKr.', A.S.;
BijIMMOVA, Ye.,
ATIAS, A., teklin. r,.~d.
(T6blos of numericPl Laplace tmasforratioits Emd for
the
calculation of integrals of the Corms x11 e-): f W dx)
TablitEry (ilia chislemogo preobruzovaniia baplasa i
V~7chlsleniia
intogralov vida xse-x f(x) dx. Minsk, Izd--vo Akad.
nauk BSSR,
1962. 375 P. (MMU 15:4)
(Laplace transfomation) (Integrals";

AY2EN3HTAT,_Y,p.; KRYIDV, V.I.; METELISKI~',,
A.S.; TKACIDPWA, T.,
------- ----
red.izd-va; SIDERKO, N., tekhn. rod.
(Tables of Laguerro polynomiale itrid functions)
Tablitsy
mnogoehlenov i ftuilttaii Liagerra, Minsk,
Izd-,Vo Akad. nauk
BSSR, 1963. 157 p.. (WRA 16:6)
,Polynomials)
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AUTHOR.
A,
'ktat, V.S.
1 F, P
fl

.
2
2
TITLE:
S,~arch for optimum oporatingt corulitio-no of some
P

autoi,.iat j:,c devi ce swit1ii prograiraed control
'PERIODICAL:
4~ademiyia navult, Byelattskay SSR. Vyes-tsi, Syqryya

fizika-tel4hnichifth n4tvuk, no. Ii 196.3, 33-41
TMCT::
i
Tl.,Le author estrblishen; the follouring theorems:
Let the devione
be'controlled -Dy! one Ml.tOmatic to 4, ator. The optimal
production
proc
eso it; (0,v~ v where v 0,
2, ... it t
k i
he longe st sequence of numbers suoh that
J
vj V. 1

. :~;:L , j4' It. The number of prinitive processes com-
bined in
does'not, exce.ed q. 2) For the proceiss

(3)
I (07
21p- v
~
~
p
to bei-carrie'd out'!by~two'.ILutomatic'operators, Lt is no c s s ary
and

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I for Drititrium; D234~)368
suffi'lent that the set M does -,Iiot contain throe mutually incompara~
ble e ement;S. - Me algorithm. ol constructing a cyclical process
combining the largest nunber of proce~,"i~es
(t , t: (ao, 1,3 a,)) (1)
(To I (P I n 0 L n I
is ind.icated for the caw.~ of two opert.tors). 3) Let the times tot
t be :E'ixed-. The:i.-a is an optiii,0.1 product-ion process
"PItn
(cf 0, (P: rL
ell
Ln
The period o;E, such procei!�& is I/ q. Q! Let t 0 tltseetn sati-afy
ki :tj~ i -,~O, 1, (9)
The period of the optimal iproduqt~on process is 1., if b is not less
than (p + 1 "'Ic, and a/-.p' il' b is le 5) if t is ar-
I! s3 than (p + I)l ID
bitrary and ;t.,,,, t al;'e! fixed the poriod of the optimal. process
is equal to t] iircreat number -imong tj ...... tn. ixampLes are given.
Card 2/2

AT'dZNSHTAT, V.S.
Matching of primitive cyclic proce,vises. DokI. AN
BSSR 7 no.3:
148-151 Mr 163. (MIRA 16t6)
1. Institut matematiki i vIchislittillnoy toklinild AN
BSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom AN BSSR V.I.Krylovym.
(Cybernetics)

- - I
L 1660M3- EWT (d)/FCC (w)/M
);s AFFTC
3/250/6,~/OD7/004/001/005
-3
AUTHOR: Ayzenslitat N'. Ss Its j
TITLE., Multi-operatoir eyelid :processes
PERIODICAL: AkadeaLlra Nauk BSSR,, DbUady. Ve 7,, M. 4.. iq6',:,,,
224-227
TE)U: The procest; D:." the'production of standard parts is cc
6sidered. from the
mathematical point 046' viev. Mathematical notation is extendj4 to the
production linep
Othe number of ope:,-ators., ~,he worklii~g stat~Lons, the machine
tools, tho operating time,
and so on, in order to caspute the pptimal cyclic: process b,,r fteding
the calculations
to a c=pi%ter. There are 14 equatiicn,s.
ASSOCIATION: Institut matematik1l, 1i' vychislitellnc~ly tekhnik:1 AV
BSSR:
(Institute Df Mathilmnitics and C 0.1i r E ineiming,
Academy of 3ciencen. Belorwroalraya 1911A
SUBMITTED. November 28, 1962 1
Card 1/1

USSR/Blology - Heredity Jan 50
Plant Studies
"Change in Domination Under the
Influence of a
Shortened Day, " Ya. S. A-vzenshtat,;
All -Um-4 on
Inst of Plant Culture, pp
"Dok Ak lqauk 8.0-qR" Vol T.YY
- - . ~ - --.;
SVac-des conduc-ted in a;----ordance
%rith Michurin's
claim that hereditary factors can be
altered
by env:Lro ntal features. Suggested that
change in assimilation routine of a plant
brought about by a shortened day would
result
im joxft^ra~a Anmi"A"~^ 4-. C!L - -t-
riz -6*4
7= -cz pa~. A
155T8
USSR/Biology - HerecLity (Contd) Jan 50
to the t1saue. Fa-periments conducted at
Maykop
ExImilyma-uta-1 Sta, All-Union inst of
Plant St;ud-
i-C-2.9 in 3.947 Shaved a shortezied day
lovered re-
autance of plants and that this feature
re-
oulted in emphasis of transmission of
dominant
tbaracteriatics. Submitt-ed by Acead 'N.
A. AIRA--k-
irvav 9 NOV 49.
155TS

Hyl).- ", d-Itation of BOAd J1.16 51-
"Incre'asire; the Vitiklity of Hybrid Seeds," V. D.
Brezbbev, Ya. S. A$!tenshtat, All-tkiiion
Plant-Bned-
ingInst, Leningrad State U imeni 11%danov
"lz,Ak NaWL SSSR, Ser Biol." No 3, pp 40-51
Inytatigated vitality of hybrid offspringp fie
dopen-
dimb on caDdition of parents and their reproductive
elements at. moment of crossing by studying
lnhl~rited
characteristics of hybrid tomato(.-(s. Selection of
tiuse; of crossing can considerabl;i increase
hat-vest
of tVbrid, seeds. Preliminary gn:rting and supple-
vientary pollination by plants of another species
cavo affect wita,lity of offupriuS favorably.
._-V"5'

y
1. AY-,.'I;EhT~::rrA/T) Yu. S.
2. U33R (600)
4. FerLilization of Plants
7. Role of additionA po-'A.Unation Ath foreign strains during,
hybridization.
Vest. Len. un. 7 no. 1, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
Felbruary -1953. Unclassified.

Tv
1. AYMMAT, YA. S.,
A A
2. USSR (600)
h. Pollen
7. Role played by the amount of pollen in the
inh-~-ritance of characts ri s tics,,
Usp. scivr. biol, 35, no. 2, 195:1.
U
9. Monthl , List or Russion Accessions,, Library of
Congress, April, 1953o Uncl.

A'rZENSHTAT., A.I. (Riga, u1. Petra Stuchki., d.20,
kv.33)
Somis clinical and roentgenological characteristics of
plasmacytoma.
Ortop., travm. i protez. 24 no.11:32-36 N 163.
(MIRA 17:10)
I. 1z Rizhakogo institute. travmatologii i ortopedii
(dir. - kand.
med.. n.auk V.K. Kalnberz (Ka.Inberzs, V.]).

IS, - T. , Ya . IS .
I
A.T.MMTAT. T&. S. ; XURINA, V. 1.
4 ,,~ I
Iffect of the age of reproductive elements on the formation
of
hybrid moods of the pea. Uch.sj~p.Ien.un. no.165:13-25
153.(W-RA 7:7)
1. Uboratoriya genstiki ranteniy Wedry genatiki i BelektBii
(zavedc-omshchiy kafedroy professor N.V.Tt=bin)
(Poas) (4bridization, Vegetable)

C~l V:,-IMv C
AYXMHTAT. Ya.S.; SiCHEXCICHIMINA, R.I.
%*Ad wmo~z ir':O I M,
Some roe-alto of the application of fo:volga pollon 'in
limited
pollination of %omatees. Uch.zap.Lon.i.m.
no.165,.,:45-52 15').
(MIJU 7:7
1. Laboratoriya genotiki rastoniy )caPidry gonWtki i
nelektolt
(savedu]"ashchiy kafedray profess4r X.11'.Turbin)
(Tolmtoes) (rertilization of p1wits)

AYZ!!I'SI,;V,T' Ya.s.
IYIZNSHTAT, Tsx.S.; SHOLINA, L.N.
rffect of periods of storage of poll-bn on the dovelopment
of
chamet erietics in pea hybrids. Uch. sup. len.un. no,
165:53-71 '53.
(M& 7:7)
1. laboratorlya genetilci runteniy katedry genettki i
selektoii
(zaveduyushobiy kafedroy professor N.V.Turbin)
(Nau ) (Pollen)

AYZZMSHTAT, TA. S. !V5
631.31
Novoye r selektoli rastenly (InnovatIons in the
selection. B8
of plants, by) D. D. Brezhnej i Ya. S. Ayzeaahtat, M D
ek, va,
Sellkhozgiz, 1.954.
144 p. illus., tables.
Bibliogxaphy: p. 141-1-".

. T
USSRjBio_,C1FY R, f - " I .;" I, " _ . , FD-135-2
Card 1/1 Pub. 42-5/8
Author Ayzenshtat, Ya,. IS'.
Title Effects of length of time that pollen is stored on
heredity charac-
teristics of the progeny
Periodical i Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. biol., 4, 42-%;-, 1954
Abstract Age of pollen is a factor of great. importance '*.n
transformation of
dominant paternal charact-:.-ristics in the suc-ceeding
generations of a
ple.nt organism. Since changes artsin6 in the first hybrid
generation
ustally develop in the succeedia3 generations, pollen of
various ages
way be successfully used in the .rork of selt.,,ct:Lon.
Weahening of pa-
ternal influence by "agir4~.," the Pollen may be of particular
signifi-
carice in interbreee.ing with wild fonns of plan". life when it
is de-
sirable to retain In the progeny the characteristics of'
maternal plants
Tat-les. Seventeen Soviet references and one non-Soviet
reference.
Institution Leningrad State University
Submitted January 1"), 1954

J~
-AYZGNSHTA~, ra.s.
Affe.ftt of variability caused by agri in annuals
tion of hereditary characteristics In progeny.
no.1:155-78 Ja-Y 154.
(Botany--Variatior.)
tipon the forma-
Zhur.ob.biol.15
MU 7: 2)
(Annuals (Plants))

TAT-: Ya. S.
USSR/Bi6logy - Gicneticet
Card I Pub. 22 43A6
Authors Ayzenshtat.- Ya. :3.
Title I iffect'of repeal; led pollinatioa on the inherLtance of
symptoms
Periodical Doh. AN SSM 97/4, 737-740, Au4; 1, 1954
Abstmet, Scientific data on repeated pollination and its erfect on
symptom
inheritance of plants (tomatoemp peas, b4tana). Three USSR refer-
ences (19L8-195;'1). Ta:bles.
Institution The A. A. Zhdanc4 State Univer*ity, Leningrad
Presented by Academician V. ti. Sukai.,hev, April 26p 1954

WSjI,B.io1Dgy Garietics
Card 1/1 Rb. 22 3SI/48
Autbors t 1,37enshtat, Ya. 3 i,
Title Effect of foreign pollination o.i the 7ital,.Lty of old pollen
Periodical i Dok. AN SSSR 971/5, 907-910, Augmit 11, 1954,
Abetract t 3nientific data on the vitaliLy of old pollen affected by
foreign
ixillination, One USSR rilferenc~ (1954). 7ables.
Institution : "he A. A. Zhdanov State '131niveraLty, Leningrad
Presented. by : Academician V. N. Sukachiw, April 26# 1954

ATZXNI;HTkT,Ya.B.,
Effect Of extraneous pollen on the actUng of
lagmes In
intravarletal arosslag of poss. Yest.16en.un.
10 no.4:
25-29 Ap 155. (NLRA 8:8)
(.Pel&8) (FOrtilizaltion of plantu)

AIZENSHTATI Ya.S.; ZIIU.K(YVA p Z.A.
Prcblem of the mtiwe of relatia2s within individual
familles
in plant hybrids. Bot. zhur, 1,7 no..812l26-314D Ag
162,
77 (MIRA 15:10)
(Hybridis;ation.. Vegetable)

OMLNOVI B.N., Inch.; AYZENSBTADT, Ye.B., inzh.;
IROFIMOV, B.A., Inzh.
-
Usiftg, nagnetic amplifiers In autcoatic control
eystens of electric
proPoller drives. Sudostroenie ',9 no.8t46-49 Ag 163
~HIRA 16tlo)
(Ship propulsion, Electric)

L 05,,,28-07
ACC NRI' M,66286~S,
load nonun:~formity decreases with a reduction in the slope of
the speed characteristics
Ifor the driving unii; with respect to the driven unit. When the
frequency of the entire
IlPower plant is changed, the steady-state load nonuniformity is
inversely proportional
to the amplification factor of the device for automatic
distribution of the active
goad. The' stationa:~y load nonunifc.rmity is inderendent of the
time constant of the
drive uniti3 and the distribution undt. The results show that
parallel operation of
~two generators on a single screw is, feasible ever. under the
moist severe reversal con-
,Ztions. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 2 formulas.
CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: None
Card 2L2 A?

YAA)VILVA, P..).; AMMITARK., L.A.
Preparing medical roportB'with the tape recorde-.7. Zdrav. Ros.
Feder. 5 no.7:33-34 Jl 161. (RIRA 14:7)
1. lo, Rostovskogo-na-Donu gorodskovo onkologichoskogo dispansera
(~lavnyy vrach P.D.Yarlfaheva).
(MICAL RE,'*ORDS)

AYZENSHTAT, A.I.
Vonoissifying fibroma of the bone. Or+,op.,trAwm.i protez.
no.:LN24-4~6 161. (MIRA 1010)
1. :1z Rizhakogo rauchno-insledovat;ellskogo !imstitixta
travnatologii
i or-topedli (dir. - kand.red.nauk V.K. Kalnber21).
(Bum-nmop's ~

AYZE1,611TAT A.1
,
Defferential X-ray diagnosis of hintal herrin. Vest.
rent. i rad.
39 no.5-.11-1.5 S-0 t64. (MIRA 38:3)
1. Rentgenovskoye otilelenlye (zav. A.1. Ayzenshtat) 3-y
Ob"yedinezincy
bollnitsy 1.1hilsterst-va Mravookhrimeniya latvlyakoy
SSR, Mga.

AWITSTITAT, A.I.; TISERUCUK, B.M.
Der.if.xi osteoblastcriva,, Vest.khir. no.z':101-10,!,
UD1.
(1-111RA 1543)
1. 12, Rizzliskogo naueluio.-is sled ovati)l Iglcof-.o
instituU~ trnmitologii
i oriopedil (dIr. .- hand.med.naW~ '7.K. Ynlnl.,qrz).
(Spilm-Tumom)

7 f -T
-S fl k-
A ~ Yl. ca -Math Scl -- (diss) "Deter-mining.
AYZENSHTAT, n), Phys
Oorrelationa of Itertain half- rnup subEstitutions." Len, 1958.
7 ylp# (Mln,Ed RSFSR, LeninlState Pod Inst I.in A. I. Gertsen),
Al,)
106, 41 OIL, 9-58, 112)

39_ A
AUTHORs Ayzensh,tat, A.Ya. ' rbor&) +5-2-7/7
TITLE: refiwng Relations vf PInf' t.p Symmetrical, Semi.8roups
(Opredelyayushchiye
sootnoaheniya koneoh:2ykh simretri~heskikh polugripp)
PERIODICALt Matematichenkly sb(:)rjiik, 1Y58, Vol 45, Nr 2, pp
261.-280 (USS11)
ABSTRACT; Lot Ube a semigroup with two geni~rating sets 14 - ~ai
,a,,... I and
fb,, b V . , .14 . loet flis, words o:16' 1Xbe den)ted by f(m),
f(TI)
i J~
with raspect to M itnil k, respecti~taly. Let (Q) be a system of
deflni'ag relations (oompare Evans CRef 91 ) with respect to M.
Let a qsteai (-Q) with respect to 11 be defined as follows: 1) if
the rel ation f (M) ., )2(11) belongs to (q), thon f (h(V) 3 .
Tfh(-I1) j
belor,aa to (~),,,Whevj h(TI) is the represent lltiDn of the word
of
M by N. 2) To there belong all relations b - 1k. [ h
j.
bi~6 if
Theorent a 2.yEtem of defining relations of lAwith respect
to the generators 1. Furthermore the author considers in detail
the senigroup ':j'_,,n of' the subs t-Atv.tions of -he nataral
numbers
C4,C41.1 . . I '
Op2q. where also substitiitions- "`),,e admitted,
Card 1/2 0-

I
Defining Relaticns of Finite SjrmjDetrj-.,jj'4 S(i,-Ugroups
39 45-2-7/7
where in the! lower row k e1ements c-f the seriea '-,2,...,n
ares in~.s8ing (subst-.tution vith th3 defect r.umber k). As
the
system (Q) the autho:~ takeD now; I. all rel!ttions between
elements wiih k - 0, M. (1~2)A - (3,4)A(3,4) -- (3,j.,,,n)AX
4,3) - (k(1,n*)j 2 - A., wher-? A 2 ), III.[(2,3)A ] 2
2 2
A(2~3)A - [1,('2,., and vr, [A(-. n)(2,3) 2 _ [(I,n)(2,3)A]
Here r.,',1~4. It is prcved that (Q) ~s a tqsten of
def-*Lnirg relations
of >-- wf-th respe,~t the generating set.
n
T~ere are 1!; referen(,~es, 6 of which are SovLet,, 1
American,
I Japanese, 2 English, 1 Swedish and 2 Germg-,I.
SUBMITTEI, January B. 1957
1. Ope:-ators (Mathemutics) 2. RelE.tdvity theory
Card 2/2

-AYZ:INMAT, Jw Ya.
One class of parioclic semi#,Toups. 'Ich. zap. Ped.
inst. Gerts. 183:
241-249 158- (MIBA 130)
(Groups, Theory)

AYZIMSHTAT,_A.Ya. -
Homonorphisme of oard.groups of endomorphisms of
ordered vetag
Uch.gap.Ped.inat.Gerts. 23823848 162. (~In 16s4)
(Groups, Theory of) (Aggrega-l-,es)

AY.'FXNSHTAT, A.Ya.
Dehming correlations of a sabignup of endol4or.Phisms
of a
finite linjejarly ordored set. Siboaat.zhur. 3
no.21161-169
mn-41 1614 (Aggregato) is) (HIM 15:4)

AYZENSHTAT s (IAningrad)
j_&.!Ia
Ideals of somigroups of endomorphitims.
Izv,vya,uchab.z&v.; mate
no.10-41 165, (MIRA 18:3)

AYZENSHTAT, B.
-.- ~ I ~ " ~11~-,,,, ..
Chemical combine and a school. PiO'j',&tokh.obr.
2Q no.1.1,13-4 N 163.
(MIRA 17M
- 0

ii
AYZM,ISIITATo B. A.
A
Ayzenshtat, B. A, v0ertain featums of the wind structure in
Tashkent,," Irudy Tashk.
geofiz. obsOrvatorli, Issue lp 194% P. 3-16.
So: U-3736,, 21 May 53, (Letopis 'Zh,arnal lnvkh Statey, No,
179 1949.)

v
iffiXiSHTAT, B. A.
A
Ayzonahi;at.' B. A. "On the diract measurement of the characteristics
of the Intensity
of vert'.cal turbulent motion in the lower layer of the atmosphere,
"Trudy Tashk. geofiz.
observatorii, Isiane 1, 1949, p. 17-26, - Dibliog: 6 items.
SO: U-:17)6, 21 Ray 5), (LetopIs IZ "hurnal Inykh Stntey, No. 17,
1949). 1

A 2ENSHTA T%J 13. A. 176Th9
USliVOeophysics - 'rundamenilp Rochl Jan/Feb 51
"Therml Equilibrium of Bwemenl- Rock in Tasb:kent,"
B. A. Aixenshtatp Tashkent Geopt,,Iv Obs
"In Ak Rauk.SSSR, Ber Geog i Geofft" Vol X)r, ft 1,
pp 82-86
Discussev results of detzi vf sub3ect cozponents. Ro-
presents av diurnal variations of' components of ther-
mal equil during thermal half yeir In tablcs and
graphs. Gives reliktions between sep compox,ents and
their extreme valuts.
Awl iT6T49

AYZXNSIITAT. B.A.; ZUM. M.V.; BUGATICT, V.J.. red.;
RUIXVA, H.S., tekhn. red.
-
[Hoat balance patterna over sandy denorts) Nalcotoryo
cherty teplovogo
balanimpeachanoi pustyni. Inningrad, Gidromotoor. izd-vo,
19.52. 79 P.
(Thelikent, GeofixioheiiWa obeervatoriia. Tnid-7, no.6).
(MIRA 1113)
(K&,ra Kum--Atnosphiqria temperature)

AYZF.NSHTAT.B.J,.. kandidat
f1siko-matema,ticheakikh nauk
-
Method for determining the radiation balance of
slopes. Meteor.
I gidrol. no.2:24-28 F '52. (KLU 8:9)
1. Tashkeut8k&yIL nauchno-Assledovatellikaya goof
iticheskaya ob-
uervatortya, Tauhkent.
(Solar radiation)

ATZINSHTAT, :3.A.
. , - ,
SOW data On t he t3"rature of cotton leaves,. Trudy
5ishk. goofis.
obsom, no,7:63-70 152. (KIRA l1t3)
(Cotton) (1e aye a)

AYZIINShTAT, B.A. __ _
Soil thermograph, an inetniment for recording oll surface
temper-
.. 11 -51
atxmie. Trudy Tttshk. geofiz. observ, no.71133 13. 52.
(KIM 110)
(Soil tomperature) (Thermometore)

AY7ZNXTADT B. A.
"Cot,-.parison of Compennation
TurNlent Heat Stroam and
of the Semidesert".
Tr. G1. Geofiz,.2bserv~. '19,
Method and G,,~,idiont Rethod for Deter;:dning the
tho General Characteristic of the Heat Balance
pp 275-283, 1953
R~uipmant is described which allowet deter Anation .)f the
heat transfer
from ground to ztir. It consists of a diskj Plinted Aiti? on
its upper side
and provided urith a heat insulationon Its low(-z- side. Tbe
disk is put on
the gro-und and electri,,,ally heated to equal the ground
tomrerature. Knowing
the used rower and the heat conin fr m the sLn, the
turbulent heat stream
into the air may be determined. &ZhFl, 140 S', 1955)
SO: Sunt No 812, 6 Feb 1956

AYZENSHTATI, B. A. ; KIRILLC17A,, T. V. # IAYXIMMN) D. L. ;
OGMA, T. A. j TIMCFEM., W. P.
USETTIN, U,, KH,
"Measuremmt of the heat Balance of the Active surfi:kce for the
Case of
Irrigation"
Tr. G1. Geofiz. Obervatorii, No 39P 37-60o 1953
The authoriv present data on the m4vnentm of the heat and
rltdiative bal-
ance of tho activis surface in a semidese-A and in w'i ilTigated
field. The
data was obtained by an expedition of tM Main Geophysical
Observatory in
July 1952 in the movkhoz "Pakhta-Aral.," it collective fam in
Central A ia.
It was found that heat exchange in soil practicaUy does not
change un3er
the influence of ftTigation. (RZhGeol, )to, 3, 1954)
SO: W-313-87,1 8 Mar 55

AYZENSHTAT, 11. A.; OGNEVA., T.A.; DORUSHKO, I.S.,
"Influence of Irrigation Upon the D Istr-lbution of
)ApteDrological Elements
in.the Lapw Near the Groutid"
Tr4 01. Geofiz. Observatorlip No 39j 61-90,, 1953
,The authore give Lhe comparative charaottristics of thet
regine of mete-
or-DlOgiCal elements in the layer of air iip to 500 moters
and in the soil
down to 50 cm according to given aerDlogAcal and gxxiundl
observations in a
sanidesert and in an irrigated cottan fiold. It in found that
the speed
of wind is reduced 40-50 15tircent under the influence of'
irrigation and
forest belts. (znjoeol, No 3j. 19,54)
So: W-313,0'j., 6 Mar 5.5

AYZEW,HTATS R. A. ani ZUYEV, V. V.
"Certain Peculiarities of the lifeteorological Regime In
Clotton Fields and
in a Semidesert, During, Autumn"
Tr. 01. Geofiz,. Obseriatorii, 140 399 191-200p 1953
The authors prosent data of meteorololacal 6)servations ar4
data on the com-
ponerkta of heat balance in the course of the days 21-22
September 1952 in
the vaime areas where in July the conplex Paldita-Aral
expedition conftcted
its operations. In contrast with Tuly$ -the leptember
temperaturti differences
of tl;-% air were- m=U and were of ihe onler of 10 at an
altitude of 1 motor.
Autumn saw no other notable diffences in the values of the
heat balance of
cotton fields. (RZhGooll, No 3s 1954)
SO; W-31187p 8 Mar 55

AYZENSHTAT., B. A.
"Compairing the Compensation Method and the Cradient Methods
for Determining
Turbulent Heat Flows and the General Clutracieristics of the
Heat Balance
of a Semidesert"
Tr. 01 Geofize Observatoriip No 39p 275-283P 1953
The author analyzes the data from observationis on the
components of the heat
balance in a so~midesert which were obtained during tho
operations of a com-
plex expedition. He presents -the results of compaing the
variouis methods
for determining the turbulent heat flow. The results are
found to be in
good agreement with the computed values. The daily course of
tuxtulent,
heat exchange for a semidesert is characterited Py high
daytime values of
this quantity, reaching around midday o.6 caA/cm min which in
about BO per-
cent of the radiation balance* (R?hGool.p No 3. 1950
SO: W-31187o 8 Mar 55

AYZENSHTAT, B., A.
"Temperature Regime of the Surface of the Soil".
Trudy T shkentsk,, geofig. observ,, No 6,, Ip 84-89, 1954.
An analysis of 4 years' data from recording of temperature
by a
thermoelectric method in a microclimate area o:' the
Tashkent Geophysical
Observatory enables the author to establish the
characteristic picture
of the daily course of the tmepera"ure of the vurface of
s6il in winter
and in the beginning of spring, when case3 of Preezing of
the surface
soil are observed. He comriles for 25 cas,Ds a table of
nuantities that
characterize the temperature regime of the upper layer of
soil during
freezing and thavring (temperature jump at noment of
freezinr:, temperature
drop before freezing and after, duration oj' per.lod of
constant tempera-
ture of vurface after freezing, etc.) ~md consAders the
influence of
freezing on lowering temperature of soil.. (RZhUreol, No
8, 1955)
SO: Sum No 884, 9 Apr 1956

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OW/Physics Meteorology
Pub.. 118 - 9/9
Authors S Ayzenshtat, B. A.; Bugaev, V. A.; and Dzhozxlzh.Lo, V. A.
Title I Physics of the atmaiphere
Periodical l Usp., fiz. nauk. 53/4, 583--587p Atilt 1954
Abstract t "Physics of the Atmosphere", a book written by A. Kh,,
Khrigan-is re-
viewed. The book consists oT 22 ~Ivisions, covering such subjects as
composition and structure of the a,tmosrhern; dynamics and. themodyna-
mics of cl.ox:ds and precipitations-, weather forcasting; general
circu-
lation of the atmosphere and many other related topic.s.. The book is
consIdered a good text bocR on meteorology for university students and
meteorologists.
Institution :
Submitted :

AY'LLITSHITAT, B. A. and M. V.
"Reaulto of Inlrestl8ations of tile Sandy Desert
and the Pamirs,"
report given at thu Conference on tile Meteorology
of the Voposphere,
I-lain Geophysical Observatory (GGO) 7-10 MaY 1957.
Iz. Ak. Ilauk, Serira Geofiziche slat.
- ;ra, No. 10, Oct 1957.
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Ars',IWSHTAT . - M
W-mm"daw
Radiation balance ftnd ooll ourfaco temperature In
Tashkent. Truo
Thslik. goofiv. obsor. no-131-)-74 157. (wun lot8)
(Tashkent-Soil tomperaila-ure)

ArZINSHT.A.T. &*Avor"-%
New method for wagiuring radiation balance. Tnidy
Tashk. geofts.
obser. no.l3il22-l*:12 '57. Onlar radiation) (nu 10g:8)

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-~nensy~~ Zis Abraxiovich, Telena N:11;olayuvna
Balasheva, and
bVga Moisey.;vnaZF,7t6M--,~skay&
Klimaticheskoye opisaniye Golodnoy stepi. (Climatic
Description of the
Golodnaya Steppe) Leningral, Oidromeiteoitdat, 1958- 73
P. 1,000
copiej printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: USSR. Glavnoye uprayleniye
gidrometeorologicheskoy
sluzhby, and Tashkent. Nauchno-issledovateltakaya
geofizicheskaya
observatoriyu
Ed. (Title page)t L. N. Babushkin, Professor; Ed. (Inside
book):
L. P. Zhdanova; Tech. Ed.: It. Ya. Flaum
PURPOSE: This booklet is intended for planning and
agri.cultural organizations
connected with development of the virgin lands of the
Golodnaya Steppe. It
is &1so of interest. to climaitologists.
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Climatic Description of the Golodnaya Steppe. sorvI1653
COVEMM: Thits monograph gives a detailed description of
climatic characteristics
of the Golodnaya Steppe w related tc Uia
pbysicogeogn,phical conditione. With the
aid of numerous charts and figurev it describes the general
conditions, wind
regime, dual. stormis, radiation, cloud conditions, air
amd, soil temperatures,
air moisturo and drought conditions. An attempt to
reEionalize the area on
the basis of elinuttological features is also made. There
are three Soviet
references.
TABLE OF CONTRITS:
Introduction
3
Some Characteristics of Climate Formation 5
Wind Regime 7
local Winds 20
Number of Dust Storm Days 24
Radiation Regime and Cloudiness 32
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Climatic Description of the Golodnaya Steppi
Air Temperature
Soil Temperature
Air Hoisture
Precipitation
Dryness of tho Air
Some Adverse Weather Effects,
sov/i.653-
Varisitione in the Hicroclimate of the Virgin Unds of
Golodnaya 81teppe Due to Their Utilination in Cotton
Culture
The CharacterJ.stics of Separate Sections of the
Golodnaya
Steppe
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-.. AYZZP.;HTAT, B,.A.
Inveet4;stlng the rango of tha Vreatlevskaya winds.
Tru(Ly Sred.-As.
nauch.-Lsol.gidrometeor.inst. ni).2:3-.16 '59. (MIRA
13:6)
(Golodrutya Steppe-Winds)

AYMNSHTAT, B.A.; ZUYEV, M.V.
Radiation, heat balance, and microclimate In a mountain
valley.
Trudy Sre-J.-Az.nauch.issl.gJ,dromei~eor.inst.
no.6:34.0 161.
(MIRA 15:4)
(ShakhImardan Valley-Solar radiation)
(ShakhImarelan Valley-Microclimatology)

AYZENSHTAT, B.A.; PANIN, B.D.
Heat bal&nce of the aetive surface according to
observations in
Taahkent. Trudy Sred.-Az.n.!iuch.issl.gidrometeor.inst.
no.6:
48-58 161. (MIRA 15:4)
(Tashkent--Solar radiation) ('rashkent--Atmospheric
temperature)

AYZENSHTAT B.A.) NEUSHKIN,, A,I,
Dete2nining the relative humidity of the air in fog.
Moteoroi
gidrol. nc,*6:50-51 Je 161, (MIRA 14:5)
(Mm-Ldity'j, (pg) I

MUSKAT, B.A.; ANTROPGVA,, U.I.; GRACHEVA, V.P.; MOTA; T.A.;
SEROVA, I%V.
I'' Theimal balance of the active sun'&ce, Trudy GOO
n0,107-34-43 ;62.
(IURA 14:10)
(solar radiav.on)

AYZENSHTAT, B.A,
Radiation wethod of measurirkg the temperature oE the
active surface.
TrLuly GGO no,107176-79 161. (MM i440)
(SoU temperature-l-loasurement)

MAM
AYZENSHTAT,
--- ~B.A.
LocEL:(L turtAaent hoat exchange In esse of a thernally
l.nhomogenoous
active ourfaco. Trudy GGO no.107i8G-83 161. (MRA 14:10)
(Atmospheric temperature) i,Atmospheric tarbulence)

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AUTHOR:
TITLE:
Ayzensbtat,_B_._&,-
The inflow of scattered raiiation on a slope and at
the bottom of a mountain valley
'I
PERIODICAL: Re.Cerativnyy zhurnal, r'eof:Lz ~ka, no. 1, 1962,
15, ab-
st:7act '1B119 (Tr, Gl. geofiz,' observ., no. 107, 1961,
84-104)
TEXT; A model of an idealized mountain valley itt used for study-
ing the entry p&tterns of scattered radiation flows for certain
elements of a mountainous topography. A pyranometer was employed
as the main instrument, the observations being Made on the Golod-
naya StePpe. Since the magnitude of scattered radiation entering
upon a slope is connected, firstly, with the parameters characte-
rizing the shape of the mountainous topography and, secondly,
with
the peculiarities in the distribution of the acattered radiation
intensity in the skyq the observations w,are condu-,ted
according to
several different schemes. Theintensity of the scattered
radiation
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The inflow of scattered D228/D3(.)2
of perisolax annular zones (10 - 30 0 and. 10 - 400) was also
mea-
sured by means of a pyranometer with standard and wider screens.
The selection of original formulas for 2alculating the scattered
radiation flow is substantiated (with tne use of the brightness
oL-,/-/-
the perisolar annular zone) and their aocuracy appraised. It is
established that the magnitude of scattii.-red radiation of the
peri-
solar zone is directly proportional to -;he intenoity of
radiation
scattered from ~Phe whole sky (when the atmospher*J.c
transparency
remains stable),: with the transparency1v weakening the intensity
of perisolar radiation grows more rapidly than the intensity of
the radiation scattered from the whole -ky and may reach a
quarter
part of it. When considering the influence of a horizon's degree
of closure, the sun's elevation, a subsidiary slope, the orienta-
tion and steepness of slopes, and the atmosphere's transparency,
the author dwells in detail on the peculiarities of the incidence
of scattered radiation on the bottom and slopes of a. mountain
val-
ley under different irradiation conditions. A table is given for
the totals of heat from scattered radiat:lon on slopes of a
differ-
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The inflow of ficattered ... 11228/D302
ing steepness and orientation for the norning and afternoon
periods
and for the day as a whole. ~-Abstractor,s noie: Complete
transla-
tion.-7
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AYZENSHTAT, B.A.
Some features of radiation, heut balance, and
microclimate of a
MDuntain pass. Meteor. i gidml. no-3:2?-32 Mr 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Met4wrology) (Mountains)