SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DOLZHENKO, YE.P. - DOLZHIKOV, V.V.

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DOIZIIENKO, If. T.
"Effect of Treatment on the Frowazels's Bodies," Vest. Oftalmol. Vol. 28,
Tio. 6, iglig.
Chuvash Se "6ence #Research Trachoma Inst.

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AUTHORi Dolzhenko Ye.P SOY/20-125-5-4/6@
TITLE: Construction of a Function Nowhere Differentiable on a Nowherp.
Dense Continuum and Developable into a Series in Termg of
Rational Functions (Ilostroyeniye na nigde ne plo'nom kontinuume
nigde ne differentsiruyemoy funktsii, razlegayushcheysya v
ryad po ratuionallnym funkta.iyam)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959,vol 125,Nr 5,PP 970-973 (USSR)
ABSTIbICT: Theorems On every continuum K nowhere dense on the complex
plane, a (continuous) functaon f(z) can be defined possessing
the following properties: 1) f(z) is developable into a series
in terms of rational functions, convergent uniformly en K,
2) f(z) is differentiable with respect to K for no z&K.
There are 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONsMoskovskiy gosudarst-vennyy universitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University in.eni M.V.Lomonosov)
PRESB,NTEDs January 12, 1959, b:r A.N.Kcilmogorov, Academician
SUBMITTEDs January 8, 1959
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DOLZHENKO, Ye. P., Cand Phys-Math S^,i -- (diss) "Differential pro-
perties of functions and some.problems in approximation theory.,,
Moscow, 1960. 8 pp; (Moscow State Univ im M. V. Lomonosov); 165
copies; price not given; bibliography at end of text (16 entries);
(KL, 25-60, 126)

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AUT11ORt Do1zhenko, Ye.P. SOV/20-129-1-5/6,1
TIT "','s Boundary Value Theorems on the Uniqueness and Behavior
Analytic Functions Near Vie Boundary
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1959,Vol 129,Nr 1,pp 23-26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Theorem 1: To every r:O< r-el and com lex number a there exists
a function f(z) with the properties 1@ f(z) is analytic (regular)
in K IvjzjO for I z1 and z C-: U L5 3)
S(C.
z is continuoua for 54EE e'Gz gq'
7 2n
m,n - 09+1 1+2, 4) f J'z) j a for zE K1
Further six theorems are devoted to the extension of the theorem
A of N.N.Luzin and I.I.Privalov Z-Ref 1,4
7 to meromorphic
functions and to the non.-trivial limit theorems on the uniquen@sa
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AUTHOR; Dolzhenko_,_ Ye!P. SOV/20-1 30-1-3/69
TITLE: Differentiation of Complex Functions -
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960,Vol 13 O,Nr 1,pp 17-20 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let E be a set of the complex plane, 56 E be an accumulation
point of E, f(z) be a complex function given on E. Let Vlf(v
be the set of all numbers of derivatives of the function f(z)
In 9 with respect to the set E.
Theorem 1i For an arbitrary COMDlex function f(z) given on the
point set E of the complex plane, in almost all points 57C E
there appears one of the four followJng caseo:
1 ) 'Mf( g ) is a circle I z-a( r)l - r( 1@ ), O:S r(-_r, ) < Co .
2) Wr( 'S) is identical with the extended complex plane.
3) IM f(3@) consists of a circle jz-a(@)J- r( S) and the
point z - oo.
f consists only of z - oo
4) 'M 1,
Theorem 2 generalizes results of A.A.Gonchar Ref 5_7 and
asserta that J.f the boat approximation of f(z is by rational

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functions of at most n-th order,< then the function
nP+
f(z) almost everywhere has p derivatives according to
De La Vall6e PMLSsin.
Two furtlier theorems contain similar assertions.
The author ment',ons Yu.Yu.Trokhimchuk, and A.G.Vitushkin.
There arl? 7 references, 5 of which tire Soviet, and 2 American.
ASSOCIATIOMMoskovskiy gosuiarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova
(I@[e-mail] University imeni-M.V.
PRESENTEDs September 10, 1959, by A.N.Kolmogorov, Academician
SUBLUTTED: JulY 9, 1959
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D=HENKOI Yelp,
Some estimatione concerning algebraic hypersurfaces and deri-
vatives of rational functions, Dokle AN SSSR 139 no.6:1287-
1290 Ag 1151, (MIRA 14:8)
1. Moskovskiy goeudaratvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosovae
Predstavleno akaelemikom A.N. Kolmogorovym.
(Polynomials) (Aggregates) (Algebraiotbpolou )

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AUTIHOH: Dolzheako, Ye. P. (MOSCOW)
T I T UE Rato of approximation by rational fractions and ploporties
of functions
PERIODICAL: 'Matematicheskiy rbornik, v- 56 4, v)62, 403-432
TEXT: The author considers complex functionsqx) which are continuous on a
suoset E of the real axis. There is a sequence of rational functions R n(X)
of the order _e n for which
sup I f (X) - r, (X) C - R
X-.E n n
where
R11 @f I E) = inf" sup If(x) R(x)jj
R x C-E
The infimum is taken over all the rational functiono R(x) of an order t;n.
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Rate of approximation by rational ... B112/B106
The important result of the paper is 11hp folloviini:: The convergence of
the monoton:@cally non-increasing, sequence of numbers a is
n
necessary and sufficient for that the following three statements are valid:
a) if 1@ 11 Ef , C. -1 if--- an' then Lhe function f(x) will be at)solutely continuous on
is differentiable almost everywhere
E; b) kny function f(x) with R n[ f a
on E; c) AILY function f(x) with Rn 2 1@-@ anis ap,)rnximately differentiable
on E. There are 11 references: 10 Soviet and "I non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: September 7, 1960
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DOLMENKO, Ye.P.
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Derivative numbers of complex functions. Izv. AN SSSR, Ser.
mat. 26 no.3:347-360 IV-Je 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(Functions of complex variables)

@POI,ZHMO@ ye. P.
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Pmipertiew or ftmotions of several variables w4ich can be
,adequately approximated by rational functibna. Isv. AN SSSR.
Ser. mat. 26 no.5t641-652 S-0 162. (14LU 15: 10)
(Funotions of savi'Pral variailes)

DOLZRINKO, Ye.Po
"Erasuxe" ot singvIvities df arialytio functiona. Uilp. mat, nauk
18 no.4:135-142 jlAg 163. ()41RA 16:9)

DOLZHENKO,p YOOPO
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Some metric propertien of f1gebraic hy*rBarfaces, Ise. AN SSSR. Ser*"
nutte .27 no.2:241-252 Mr-Ap - 063. (WHA 16:4)
(Algebraic topology)

DOIZHENKO, TO.P.
Deterniiting the derivatives of rational functions. Izv.AN SM.
Ser.mat, 27 no,1*9-28 Ja-F 163. (KMk 1632)
(P@mctionm)

DOLZHENKO, Ye.P.
Buhavior of a maromorphic functions near ' 'l -,eir jinFiJ,tritien.
Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 1: Mat., mpkh. 19 tic.6:3-() N-D 164.
(@jRA 18:2)
1. Kafedra teorli funktsly i funktsionallnogo analiza 14oskovskogo
imiversiteta.

DOL7.1110YO, :Y,3.;-.
of continuoij rin pot,.-ritials.
12-.v. AN SS311. 'Jer. 2s no.5:AJ-1130 "-Q li';4.
(MIR-A 17:11)

DOLZHENKO, Ye.P.
Singular points of continuous harmonic functions. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser. miLt. 28 no.6r1251-1270 N-D 164, (MIRA 18:2)

DOLZHENKOY YO.P.
0mcothlie3a of hurmonic and arvily-tic functioas rit the boundary point3
of a region. Izir# AN SSSR. Ser. mat. 29 no.5:1069-1084 165.
(MIRA 18:10)
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DOLZIIEITKO, Ye. P.
Unifo:rm approximations by rational (algebralc wic. -.milonom tric)
function.s, and global functional properties. Dokl. AN SSSR 166
no.3H26-529 Ja 166. v:i i-@;, 19: 1)
1. 14613kovvkly gosudarstvennyy unlverr;itet. Submittcd May 18,
1965.

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le Makovskaya oz*na Lonina sallakokhozyaystvennaya akademi:ra
imeni K.A.Timiryazova.
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"Pelarographic Vessel With Ultruderoburet." M. B. Neyman,, A. A. Dolzhenkov
"7.avod Lab" Vol XVI, No S. pp IC07-1009.
Electrolyzer vith special ultrwalcroburist permits, after elimination of ovgen,
introduaing into vessel &douratw mall quantities of substance under atudy, Permits
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SOURCE: Moscow. Aviats1onny#y@.,!,Anst1tut4. Trudy*, no. 159, 19114. Sicardruyusheldye
arminny* sverkhvj,@sokikh chastot Q.1uper-hijA frequency scanning antennaa), 195-20,,S-
TQP C TAGS: eu ibrhigh frdquenqj@;l freque py scamiing, switch theory, semiconductor
OVFMch, antenna thoory
Jbie I nt of commutatlon-or__"switc
that, lwdiizientao
Ab@THACT: 7h UthOr qoW leme hs
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-a6lOvs6anning (nn ;Mhe@swiRhablo raillating element which constils -f the radiator
prDper and an eleclxIcally controll6t"IMF disengagement switch, by wt-.'@Ixs of wtdch the.
POWIM driving the 10,articular radiatbi;l can be. switched on and off, Semicuii6actor d1odes
arD.,to be preferred for use as switdhes for atnumber of reasons. [tie intedoutthat,
PO
atfhg elements, It has been found convenient
of die possCAe veri'dons of wktchaO3 radi
to wie rnechanl-qtn@! 3ymmetrically io'tiupled wilth the feeder waveguide, in which the swit'h
or oDmmutator in located In a special segmeol; of the beam-forming system. One of Cke
Poiisible design -vartants of a switchable radialing element of Uds t3lie is shown in Fig. I
of ithe Enclosure. 't"he present artiole contat-as an attempt at axi apl=ximate analysin of
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be AqUd-not only In Jhe event that serikiconductDr or diodes are used, but with other point--
cohitact twitches or -commutators as,utell. - Equivalent circuits of switchable radiating-
eleraonta are conaWicted and thebasle parameters affecting such mechanisms are dh;.-
cusaed, The authors reduce the problibm of finding tho optimal radiator modes to the f3l-
lowing Wo tasks:- 1) determination ofthe maximum radiation and switching factors for X
given switch parameters; -2)-daternitiation of the ininimum range of variation of -switch
i parametews which,will, ensure given ditlarnal racitator parameters: radiation factor,
_T@Hchl_Nr factor and, offic1qrne -given In- t*ie -article -are-co ------ -
The (quPMIojtt_circuij:s n!__
-.7-F-strucled rollciik4-two V
allar.thanAhb-waveleng(h, and-Ute Wment's' -th"witch-has-only
am cross one-spatfal-corm-
ponent,_ whosedire0lon- is-determined by the axrangement of the wire contacts; 2. Energy
transfer by wa.vf3s of higher modes, riggloa of? 1he arising in the switch connection, is
absenit. Expressiomi nee, asary for tho deterntination. of the maximum radiation and
svAbAdtig factors derivedt -and -the commalation parameter is defined an the basis of
givea radiation chanicteristics. -Analysia of Me operation of the switchable radfaffni;
element shows that by the proper selection of c4rcuit parameters an optimal epemtionaJ.
mode -can be achleveEl, in which the meximunt awitching factor will correspond to a given
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polmW*iritact semioit@@Iuctor diode ailhe comlloutator or switch, these resistances ar(;
the sin& oZ the flow t'esistanceand 0 Is -a junction. The covaimutaticti
, i, res tmkce of the o
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or "switching!' parameter of the dIcKLI: Is not a listed characteristic of the dovice. so Oiat
-it must-i.-itherbe-experinientally-det6l-minedor-derive(ifmm-o-iher-generally-acceptkI
(anAindlicated) illodis apecificationa. In this wrUcle, the authors consider a mothod foir
the egoerimentaldeterimination of-thiiii commutation or 11switchinel Farameter. Two
melbo4ts are proposedL- 1. a prelismittary imeziourement of the absolute values of zkj ard
zk2p, wilh sulisequect computation according to Eq. (1)-, 2. direct measurement of the
relaUve value zkZ -%l The authors findfl. considerably simpler to determine the
7. ki.
es---a---re-preamtaUowin-the-ferrm-of -a
I network ur"Csiiri structure, terminated In resietance
-loss],egin linear quadru e.
po #J
z The point Is made that Cie commulation,parameter can thus he measured
dzl- CM t1d).
Atuxt a4termint211 the quadrupole factors, provided it "pracUcally convetitent crltertim
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and If :a greater value of input impedance
Of load resistance, thein, this quadrupole network
of -a six-cenUrtieter-.bartd-d(-,vice,
parameter of diodes by the method described in ths
is, given of the operatlenal principle of this ex,
are C'Uscussed: - for measurements at low and at
* also. piresimt the results of zveasurements of His
of varimis types. The meawrements rv_carrIP_d_out-----
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j -1110-UOG of P1 lnvert@irs-in-the beam-forming -systems -of -UHF-antennas-
JMSTRACT.
is discussed,: and attention 1wicalled to the fact that the errors caused by flUCtALationa Of
Oe controlvoltage and ambimil temperature are not reduced when using convectional
f arrite, dise rately- controlledl phase Inverters in antennas vrith discrete control, since
the change !n the output phase; I&; still Ofected by a change (In this case, -a sporadic
--- ------ change) in. & ia,contrDl -voltage-, .-- The- authors note-that the- shortcomings of-discretephaad
faverters caa be substanUally! obviate4l by mewis of switchable phase inverters, generally
(*nsistiug oJAI switches. Suilih lavertero make it possible 0 change the phase in fixed
-phare- jumpnAy =-3600/M,wlt)@-thq-phase@ shift created by-them
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i3ircumstance constitutes,onalof the differencea between coaventionai discrete and
i awitchable phase Inverters. jn the Ofesent article, various phase Inverter - radialor'
i schemes ar;S discusned, andlin-attemi,pt is made to determirte their limiting characteristic&
1h the analyAs of critical chii racteria ties, principal attention is directed at balanced
switch- radiabDrs (M = 2) Lud at four-position radiating elevnnts (M. = 4), since it-to the!
authors' Am that these typelt of radiating-elements, especially the balanced-varl6ty,- are
---of the- great, Ds t practicalinte;j,oat In 'orms of F.-witchable scanning.- The invesUgaUon._.___.1__
-ou -e-orpoint;ocontact, 6emiconductur c6,;d-_s_as__,_,
rted Inthe-AlrUde was Nised @ 4he us
-the switchea or 11corimutatiol; el M,
e efits"i Various types of balanced switches are
considered and, using as a criterlen I;he.method of achieving the antiphase voltages,
two basic gioups aro discrin; inated- 1 1. Switches in which an uncontrolled 18T phase
-shift is usellIn-one -U-the-.1injis-driving the -radiatihg element*.- 2. --Switches im.whic-lithei
ends of one line driving the inflating element are -crossed over. Diagrams of both types
are given in the artloole and titeir opekational principle Is eKplatned. It is pointed out
that a signVicant deficiency Of the firist category of switch Is its awrrowbandelaess and 71
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the anti-phase condition O(the voit;ige driving the radiator Is maintained over a broad
frequenc:j! rango-which is OetermintO only by the transmittance band of the breani-POSItwti
n -ya . p -of @the ope-ration-of b ced witc es
tem -used ---,-The_-=uIypts alan s t h With seffilcoin icU)r
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commatall-on-el ts-19 -mcimpliched in this paper by nicans of an approxiniate-mothod
involving the construction Aind Invectigation of their equivalent, circulis, The follow6g
types of iiwitchable phase J@iverter - radlab)rs are alao confOdered: 1. those which
make use,ol wavegulde brahchos oUAtchannols to give riso to a set of fixed.pbase shifts;
-the nal' an the various flold cornptyaimta in-the
0.. Jhosevhtch use 11ral phallo shifts betwet
waveguldo cross-section. 4lere also, as in the precedbig section. equivalent circulUt
are cons tilucte.d and analyzed for difforent vers tons of sw itchabl e phase i ave rte rs. The
mithors demonstrate that, @i)y tunfng@ the circuit of the swKchable phase inverter, It Is
possible W_xahleve an opthpal. modo of operation at which efficienc., will be maximum,
Y _'o e @radiiation-factor-and will be-detemined-apormirn VA.
Slightly th no it
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em,-o osition switchable ph%130 Inverter
and a balonced imitch.diffel,. vviy Ifitle from one another. For example, at a switchlitg
parametal, of V = 100, the @Iqaxtraunli efficiency of a two-p:)sition switch is 0.67, Whito
for a four-pasMon phase biverter I(; Is 0. 56, At the samo Ume. the radiation factor
Jitty lie-viltUn limi a of 0 - 0.32 and th.;' of- the CcKtr-posltitm
of the two- sition switch t
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TRACT: -.An,, 'a i ate- radiati -patterns -of equidiitant7- 11-ne'dr-am-
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.7tenna arr~i~r;3~-vith_arbitr~.,-.-phast3~~amplitizde ilistribution is deddrib -The pattez i
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elsyns. ;The parallel-ccx@zected @stator wind-ings of all the selsyns are connecte4 to!,
three-plaUse line. Amplitudes of the radiators are set by means of potentiometers.1
selsyn rotors. Phase-di
;.rbi ch -are @":roid, with - line ages, @bransmitted frem thZ stribul
ion is irAroduced to the'isystem 'V turning ntators through the radiator phase angle'l
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o obtain !11.near phase:bu:11dup Of @SelByn output rolta5es, the selsyn rotors. are cou",,.
with ZIL:reducei,-~p%rlth-.Irihe-numbitr or shafta@of the @reducer equal-to @Ihenumber of t
adiators.@, Antenna arrayo. for tM centimeter band de;3igned with the uie of th:is
ystem were sufficlently iiccurste@o with Prrors affecting only the regim of the sidei
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i@rtheT ixvestig;@Uou, of, the mdtch3.ng method of array lob-3 'aca ng-
1@ - 14 190A'.s -prootrad. -Schezes -- d &-r ctional tt
i@s4psted by T#. - I hn e Pa erns
lof W6,41monstonal, SAtched - giilennas are qowidered. The switched scann5mg can be
@Aachleved 60.t-ftiRr. by@i -tiat contvv1 each radiator of the array or bi
@ 115-vr.
I; Itchin- nhlaa a hif te is 19
j (@jkS). dray the latter are conaiderad in the article.
@'i'ha L.T-5 citep-ty-stop Mtrola@ tho:radiator-f-JI.eld phase and oay sligatly -depends on
'he control-4i@ 004UWA t,xm @ P-tur 3 p
-;md other faotors. The -di-stribution of
1@wzuw in tho q@@t GuitchedI parallel and series parallel raAliator col-
;r-e ig td. for Mreeticnal petterns for the above'two sebamea
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deployment" ati radiators) tire- deriired._' 7he-case it; considered - in vhich -'.h,e,
requirements of owitching and. jixqitation delay for the p'Ianar arrey axe idwitical
with those of a linear array. - j3rig. ait. hab: 5 fi(@,,ures, and 34 fromulaa. @031
1 AS1130CLA-TION: lfimcbnco-etekhntche@jl;ko.
Ye obahcbl@wL,wo radio'elzhnd' 'i -i eleltrowgazi-
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Sovremennyye so tool resionta traktorov (Modern methods of tractor
maintenance) Moskyn,, rudreservisdat, 1955.
85 p. Diagra., tables.
At head of titlo: Novaya tekholka I peredovyye metody truda.
"Literatura": P. 85.

DOLZHIINKOV, Andrey Timofeyevich. kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk,- ZOIDTARIff,
"---Ir.A , kandidat tekhnichesklkh mauk; LNVITSKIT, I.S., kandidat
tekhnicheskikh nauk; SAMIKOV. IF.M.. kandidat tekhnicheskikh mank:
PBSTRYAKOVA, S.Y., redaktor; FIKDCTOVA, A.F.. takhnichaskiy redaktor
(Repair work] Remontnoet delo. )Iookva, Goo. tzd-vo salkhot. lit-ry.
1956. 5159 p. (MLRA 9:9)
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DOL.-IMIKOVO, Andrey Timofeyovich, dote.. kand.takhn.asuk; ZOLOTAREV, G.A.,
jid-O tblcjj@' @ auk; OVIKOV, A.A., dots.kand.tekhasnauk;
LIVITSKIY, I.Sof Ze., kand.takhn.nauk; SANIKOV, Y.M., dots,,
kand.talthxt.nauk; ROZIN, M.A., red.; SMIR11OV. A.G., red.; SOKOIDTA,
U.N., tokim.red.
[Nntal teebnology and repair work) Takhnologiia matallov i remontnoe
dolo. Koskva, Goo. izd-TO sellkhoz. lit-ry, 1957. 542 p.
(Metals) (MIRA 11:4)
(Agricultural mmchinery--liaintenance and repair)

Nrnv- AnAT41 r doteenbs' knad. t*k1in.nisuk-, ANDUM,
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Ivan Ivanovich. dotsent; PARMUN, Ivan Ivanovich, dotsent;
TROPIMOV, Vladimir Ivano-;Ich, doteent; BMZOVSKAYA, A.L., red.;
YJIYMOV, V.L., red.-, RAKOV, S.I., tekhn.red.
(Reference manual for yoi3ng agritrultural machinery operators]
Spravochnik molodogo mekhanizatwa sellskogo khaziaistva. Xosk-Ta.
Yees. uchebno-pcdagog.izd-vo Trudrezervizdat, 1959. 694 p.
(HIRA 12:12)
1. Prepodavateli Moskovskogo ine-titUto mekhanizataii i elektri-
fikataii sallskogo khozynystva (for Dolzhenkov, Androyev, Dakuchayeve,
Kozlov, Kiselev. Pnramzin, Trofinov).
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.P@k fO.Y._A.T_,_ksnd.tekhn.n9uk. red.; SHKOLINIKOV, A.B., red.;
GORIKOVA, Z.D., takhn.red.
[Training in repairing tractors, motor vehicles. and
agricultural machinery) Fralctikum po remontu traktorav,
avtomobilai i sellskokhoxisititvenaykit mashin. Moskva, Gov.,
izd-vo sellkhox.lit-rys 1960, 431 p.
(MIRA 14:2)
(Tractors--Maintenance and repair)
(Motor vehicles--Kaintenence and repair)
(Agricultqral machinery-Amintenenoe and repair)

k-and.takhn.nauk; LSTUSKIY, I.S., kand.tekhn.nauk;
SmMIKOV, T.Ke, Iond.tekhn.nauk,, ROZIff, K.A.. red.; MNYITA, V.K.,
takhnered,
[Espair work) Remontnos delo. lad.2.9 dop. i perer. Koskra,
Goe.izd-vo nallkhos.lit-ry, 1960, 535 p*
(KIRA 14:3)
. (Agricultural machinery-VAIntenance and repaiT)

ANDREYEV, N.N., dots.; ACMISOV, X.A., at. prepodavatell; IXLZHENKOV,
__A,L4 dots.; DOKUCILAYEVA, A.P., dots.; KISELEV, 1.1., dots.;
KOZIDVO I.P.0 at. prepodavatell; TROFIMOV, V.I., dots.j
PF,STRYAKOVO A.I., nauchnvy red.; SRALYT, N.A., rvd.; TOKER,
A.M., tekhn. red.
(Manual for the young agricultural machinery operstor) Spra-
vochnJlc molodogo makhanizatora sellskogo khoziaistva. Pod red.
A.T.Do1zhankova. Izd.2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, Froftekhizdat,
1963. 653 p. (MIFA 1616)
1. Fakulltat makhanizataii Moskovskoy akademii im. K.A.
Timiryazeva (for all except Pestryakov, 5halyt, Toker).
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TrrLE: Properties of surfaces treated by box stillo2aWdi
CITED SOURCE: Dokl.'@ Mosk. iti-ta inzh. a. -kh'groiz-va, v. 1, no. 4, 1964j 81-88
TOPIC TAGS: b(rA sulfboyaniding, treated surface property, hardness test, fatigue
strength test, cast tront steel No. 45
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by bmE oulfocyaniditg and evolved a methodology for tieaUng a workpiece. Box sulfo-
cyaniding improves microhardness of steel and cast Aroa surfaces. Maximum hardness
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of Increase hardneasand In the content of sulfur or nitrogen was noted during the initiall
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SOV/ 137-58-9-19029
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 11.158, Nr 9, p 127 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Aleksandrov, P.A., Dolzhenkov, F.Ye.
TITLE: Some Laws C'overning t e"PMM"Deformation of Metals Under
Compression (Upsetting) L Nekotoryye zakonomernosti plasti-
c:hci;koy dcfo:.-matsii metallov pri szhatii (osadke) ]
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Ukr. n.-i. in-t metallov, 1957,
Nr 2, pp 49-6Z
ABSTRACT: An experimental investigation was made of the process of up-
setting cylindrical specimens of plasticine, Pb, Cu, brass, and
steel. The effect of the ratio of specimen height to diameter,
H/do, upon the nature of the deformation, the ratio of uneven-
ness of defor-mation to the degree of reduction, the dependence
of the upsetting pressure upon H/do, the nature of the distribu-
tion of unit pressures upon the contact aurfaces, and the in-
fluence of fri,:tion upon the pressure in uptietting are studied.
M.Ts.
1. Metals--Deformation 2. Pressure--Applications
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49
prusov, L.P. Method of Estimating the ftel"ISAC And Thermal ago
Vork*ln a Blast Furnace Wtth Different Cb&riL*s T1
G'144harov, D.P. At"y of Process&* to the swarth of the Blest
ffittrnace'll1ta Increased Blast Furnace CLLA Pressure Ifto-1 AakIng T?
SlAdItOobteyow, V.T. SUS-forming In an Open-bearth Furnace With
ft7gan-slest 105
Zoltawy, I.A. arroct of Smelting Temperature Regime On the DOP1104-
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Aj&kAAftoCOW'-P_A. Structure and Mechanical Properties of Rallod
stool In Blaming Ingots 165
Gunln, X.Y. Raw Light X-Deaste IT9
Datzhanicov.,P _I*. Foruard 311p to galling Ramey Strip 169
7111ppow. X.N. ComprehansIvo investigation. Generalization. and
Intraftictlon al' Progress Iva Methods and Imovators' Foremost Working
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiy@ . 19"G, Nr 3. p 258 'JSSR)
AUTHORS. Dolz)lenkov, F Ye., Aleksandrov, P. A
TITLE. The Resistance to Deformation of Metal During 11olling at Large
Ratios of the Height of the Roi-cd Billet to the Dian-ieter of the Rolls
(.Soprotivleniye metalla deform-os!i p-, prokalke s bol shimi otnoshe-
n1yami vysoty raskata k diarriet ru valkov.,
PERIODICAL. Byul. nauchno-teklin. inform. Ukr. n-i in-t me@allov, 058, Nr
5, pp 42 .49
ABSTRACT: A presentation of the results of an investigation dealing with the
resistance to doformation of met il i 'RDM) dUring rolling 1,' large
ratios of the height of the rolled btllet to the diameter of the rolls.
Experiments wo.-re carried out in a 150-i-nm @aboratory rolling mill
on specimens of commercially pure Pb and teel containing 0.4% C
Rolls with polithed, machined, dne knurled iurfaces were employed
At constant rol' diameters, the basic factor determ-.ning the change
in specific preE,sure (SP) is the 0-ockness of the strip. The SP is at
a minimum whvn the ratio H/Fd approaches -lie vAlue of 2 0, i.e ,
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SOV/1 37- 59- 3 -6745
,rhe Resista ice to Deformation of Metal During Rolling at Large Ratios (cont.)
compressive deformation throughout the cross-sectional height. Reducing or in-
creasing the value of the ra-:io H/ld results in an increatied SP. An increase in
the relative reduction during rolling of thick strips tends to reduce the SP.
Central layers of a thick sti-ip subjected to small reductions are severely strained
longitudinally, which, obviously, requires the application of additional forces and
increases the values of the mean SP. When H/ld ' Z.0, the inactive central layer
of metal is absent and no additional force is necessary. The RDM is at a minimum
in this instance. In the case of rolling of blanks with a barrel-shaped cross sec-
tion: when H/f d