SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT S.YE.FRIDMAN - S.YE. FRIDMAN

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TFUDIWIt S-Ye.
B11-100 attachment to tractor for covering beet piles. Sakh.prom.
35 no-4:51-52 Ap 161. (1,1IRA 14:3)
1. "Roaglavpishchesbytoyrtye" pri Vserossiyskom sovete narodnogo
khozyaystva.
(sugar beets)

FfUDMN# S.X-e.,
- ---- I
Dirt percent of sugar beets. Sakh.prom. 35 no-4:58-60 Ap 161.
(MIRA 24:3)
1. "Rooglairpishchesbytsyrtye" pri Vocrossiyskom sovete narodnogo
khozyaystva.
(Sugar beets)

FRIDMAN. S.Ye,
F,xperience showing the future of our sugar-beet production. Sakh.
Prm. 35 no. 5:37-38 My 161,, (MIRA 1415)
(Sugar beets)

,,_ FRIDMAN, S.Ye..
Information. Sakh.prom. 36 no.5s79 1 162. (MA 15:5)
(Sugar industry
r

kNIDMAIII S.Ye.
&perience in the use of trench cutters for the opening and re-
moval of the soil cover of ougar beet piles. Sakh.prom. 36 no.9:
36-37 S 162. OMIRA 16:11)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye po snadzheniyu i sbyrU pishchevogo syrtya
pri Vserossiyskom sovete narodnogo khozyaystva.

VObTOKOVY A.I.; DEI-ICIIINSKIY, F.A.; YEFISHIN, A.S.; KATS, V.I-,.;
KLEYMAII, B.M.; LEPESHKIII, I.P.; LIBMIM, L.L(deceasedj;
MELINIK ~ POPOV, N.G.; STUDEIIETSKIY, V.A.;
A.I.; SILIN, P.M., prof.,
retsenzont; VINOGRADOV, N.V., prof., retsenzent;
PRITYKITIA, L.A., red,
(Manual for a sugar worker] si.ravoctmik sakharnika. Mo-
skva, Pishchepromizdat. Pt.l. 1963. 699 p.
(MIRA 17- 5)

FRIDMAN, Me.
Notes on raw materials. Sakh.prom. 37 no.7.-51-55 J1 f63,
~WRA 16:7)
1. RoBpishchesbytayr1ye pri Sovete narodno o khozyaystva RUM.
(Sugar beat I

BASMNOV, P.I.; YRIDMAN, T.I.; FHTRYANOV, I.V.
New method of purifying and sterilizing the air in the process of
fermentation in the production of antibiotics. Hed.prom. 13 uo.11:
31-35 N '59. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellekiy fiziko-khtmicheakiy institut iment
L.Ta. rarpova i Tosooyusnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut anti-
blotikov.
(AIR--PURIFICATION) (ANTIBIOTICS)

BOTKO, I.D.; ZHUKOVSXkU, S.A,; FRIDKLI. T.1.
Construction of a cylindrical vacuum filter for hard-to-filter
cultural, flui4s of antIblotics. Ned.prom. 14 no.3:32-38 Or 16o.
(KIRA 13W
1. Teesoyus"y muchno-iseledovatel'skiy institut antibiotikov.
(IM= AND 7MRATION)

FRIDKAII,V., kandidat tokhnicheskikh nauk
-,, ~
Problem of preparing water for locomotives. Zhel.dor.transp. no.8:
32-38 Ag'47. (KLRA 8:12)
(Locomotives) (Feed-water purification)

FRIDM&N. V. B. and CHEKMkREVA9 P. P.
*Annealing Threaded Enda of Automobile Parts by Means of High Frequency
Currents,," Avt. trakt. prom., No.1, 1952

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XARPOV. Vladimir TimOfeyevich: YRIDMAY0 Y.G., redo; SOROKINA, T.I.,
tokhn.red. .*-
[Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station] Bratsksia GES. [Irkutsk]
Irkutakoe knisnoe izd-vo. 1957. 32 p. (MIRA 11:4)
(Bratsk 4droelectric Power Station)

GAVRIIA)V, Hikhail Kona tantinovich; SHMOV, Alekoey Andreyevich; STZPICHEV,
Ivan Stepanovich; FRIDMAH, V.G., red.; SCIROKINA, T.I., tekhn.red.
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[Agriculture in Irkutsk Province during the past 40 years]
Sel'skoe khoziaistvo Irkutskoi oblaBtl za 40 let. [Irkutsk]
Irkutskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1957. 120 p. WRA u:4)
(Irkutsk Province--Agriculture)

SILINSKIT6 P.P.# oty.red.; BURTM. Ye4G., red.; OAVRILOV. M.K.. red.;
KALY3119Y, R,Po, red.; CHMO, X.Y., red.; SHOTSKIY, V.P., red.;
FRIM"I Y.G., red,; SOROKIMA. T.I., takhn.red.
(Irkutsk Province; a concise manual of its econoiny and statistical
Irkntsk9fa oblast'; kratkii ekonom-statiatichookii abornik.
Irkutskoe knishnoe isd-vo, 1958. 165 p. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Tootochno-Sibirskiy filial, Irkutsk.
(Irkutsk Province--Statistics)

SILINaIY, Pavel Pavlovich; FRIDMAN, Y.G., red.; PSCIMRWYA, T.I.,
tekhn.red. ---
(Developing the economy of Irkutsk Province in 1959-1965; facts
and figures] Rezvitie narodnogo khozisistva Irkutskoi oblesti.
v 1959-1965 godakh; tsifry i fakty. Irkutsk, Irkutskoe kn12hnoe
izd-vo, 1959. 57 P. (MIRA 13:9)
(Irkutsk Province--Economic policy)
....

TAGAROV, Z.; FRIAW , V.G., red.; PECHXRSKAYA, T.I., takhn.red.
(Labor movement 1n the Cheremkhovo coal district] Rabochee
dvizhenie v Cheremkhovskom ugollnom raions; kratkii istori-
cheskii ocherk. Irkutsk, Irkutskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959.
144 p. (KIRA 12:12)
(Cheremkhovo--Coal miners)

XOSYKH, Aleksandr Poliiarpovich; FRIDW, T.G.. red.; KARASI, T.D.,
tekhn.red.
[State farms in Irkutsk Province] Sovkhozy Irkutskoi oblesti.
Irkutsk. Irkutskoe knishnoe izd-vo, 1959. 147 P. (KIRA 12:9)
(Irkutsk Province-Stnte farms)

IPRIDMAN, _ V.G.
CauAss of the breakdown of expander fly-wheals. Kislord 12
no.5:42-43 '59. (MIRA 13:2)
(Oxygen) (Yly-wheels)

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UNGUROV, Gavriil Filippovich; YRIDKAN, V.G., red.: nCILOMYA, T.I.,
tekhn.red.
[Town on the Angara] Gorod na Angare. Izd.2. Irkutsk@
Irkutskoe knizhnoe isd-vo, 1960. 128 p.
(MIRA 14:2)
(Irkutsk)

SILINSKIr, Pavel Pav:Lov1.cb;JR1DMMV.G.,--rQd.*; PECHEUKAYAp T.I.,
tekhn.red.
[Developing the economy of Irkutsk Province in 1959-1965; facts
am figures] Razvitie narodnogo khoziaistva Irkutskoi oblasti
v 1959-1965 godakh; taifry i fakty. Izd.2.p ispr. i dop.
Irkutsk, Irkutskoe knizhnoe izd-vol 1960. 61 p.
(K1U 3-4:7)
(Irkutsk Province-Economic policy)

BANDO, Tevgonly Georgiyeviph PECHERSXATA, T.I.,
tokhn.red.'
"~ 1.
orybody must know this) Ito do1zhon snat' ko2hdyi. Irkutsk,
CIL
Irkutakoe knizhnoe izd-vo. 1960.--i11 p. (MIRA 14:3)
(Irkutsk Provinoe--loonomic policy)

SILINSKIY, Pavel Pavlovich,-._FRIDMAN, V.G., red.; PECHERSKAYA, T.I.,
tekhn. red.
(Developing the economy of Irkutsk Province in 1959-1965;
facts and figureq] Razvitie narodnogo khoziaistva Irkutskoi
oblasti v 19p9-1965 godakh; tsifry i fakty. Izd.2., ispr- i-
dop. Irkutsk, Ir~utskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 3-96U 61 p. -
(~i~ -16:3)
(Irkutsk Province,-Economic policy)

FRIMAN, V.G., red.
blerolc deeds are born in work; essays] Podvig rozhdaetsia 4t *
v trude; ocherki. Irkutsk, Irkutskoe knizhnoe izd-.vo,
1961. 59 pe (MIRA 18:3) i ;

K/dUOV, Vladimir Tjmofeyevich~ kand. ekon. nauk; RIDIGII, V,".1
red.
LThe Angara. -Yeni Liey series] Angaro-&iDelskii kaskad, Irkij*,s,
Irkutskoe kr2izhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 58 P. (ElUt.: 18:3)

SAN21OV, Nikolay Nikolayevich; PUGACITZV, A.I., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; FRI - ,,G..#,-Inzh... red.; GRIGORASH, K.I.,
red.; NOVIK, Ya... tekhn. red.
(Operational engineering efficiency of airplane structures]
Ekspluatatsiomala tekhnologichnosti samoletrVkh konstruktsii.
Moskvay Oborongizp 1963. 123 p. (MIRA 17:2)

YR I TA", I,- N 9 v . ill,. , r eJ .
AWMEWAaw
[Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station; a collection of
documonts Find materials] Dratskitia GF';; sbornik dar'.wriartov
i ma~arialav. Irkutsk, Vost,)chno-,;lbjrskoa knizhnoe ivj-
vo. Vol.l. 1964. 555 p. (F. 1 19. 1 )

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Yedianics in rrdlro-ld ti-nnsportation YOskva, Transzholdori7dnt, 1946. 194 p. (50-55946)
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FRIDW. V.9- professor (Xoskva).
Uplaining the law of Inertla. Fis.v shkole 16 no.3:91 S-0 136.
(7orce and energy-Study and teaching) Off-RA 9: 11)

FRIDKAN, Y.G.
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Newton's principles of relativity. Trudy Inst.ist.est.i tekh.
17:425-449 157. (MLRA 10:7)
(RelAtivity (Physics))

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AUTHOR: kridnian, V. G., Enginepr. 67-1-5/2o
TITLE: The Production of a Neon helium - Nitrogen Compound
(Polucheniye neono-geliye azotnoy smeui)
PERIODICAL: Kislorod, 1Q,58, 11 PP. 34-35 (USS4.
ABSMACT'. It is described in this paper that for the production of pure
neon as raw material a neon-helium-nitroren compound is used
which rorms under the cover of the condenser of an air fractio=
nating apparatus with double rectification during operation.
This compound is usually removed by a special valve at intervals
in order to avoid an interruption of the operation of the apparaw
tus. This compound con-lains 8 - 1co/o neon and helium and 9o-920/0
nitrogen. in order to use this compound for the nentioned purpose
an additional attachment - called dephle6mator - is connected to
the air fractionating apparatus by means of which the total con=
tent of neon and ht2lium in wie compound can be increased to 5oG/o.
According to the scheme this additional attachment consists of:
a valve dephlegmator, a lEv~-! indicator of i;-quid nitrogen in the
Card 1/2 space between the valves, le%rel indicator of liquid nitrogen in

The Production of a Heon-Helium-11:itrogen Compound 67-1-5/20
the valves, outlet, valve for the neon-lielium-nitrogen com,
pound into the gas tank, outlet valve for gaseous nitrogen,
inlet valve for liquii nitrogen, outlet valve for the compound
under the cover of the condenser of the air fractionating appa-
ratus,- outlet valve for liquid nitrogen; casing of the dephleg-
mator filled with insulating material. In order to simplify cons
trol and regulation of the function of the depbleamator a special
junction diagram is su--e5ted in this work consists of the follow=
ing parts,. throttle valve at the inlet valve of liquid nitrogen
to the depblegmator, outlet valve for the neon-helium-nitrogen
compound in the gas tank, dephle-mator, measuring diaphragms or
gas meters.
There are 2 figures, arxi no references.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
1. Industry-USSR 2. Neon-Production
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FROMM, V.G.
Evaluation of the quali"gr of eymetrical autoziatic control systems
based on amplitude-phasg characteristics. Trudy MINKHiGP
n0.343173-182 t61. (MIRA 34'.12)
(Automatic control)

AUTHOR FRIDMAN V.G. ?A - 2901
TITLE 01 NEWTO THEORY OF MASS.
(0b uchenil Nlyutona o masse.-:Russiak)
PERIODICLL Uspekhi Fiz. Nauk 1957, Vol 61, Nr 3, Pp 451 - 460 (USSR).
Received: 5/1957 Reviewed: 6/1957
kBSTRACT Newtonts real definition runs thus "Qua-atitas materiae act
mensura eiusd*m orta ex illius densitate et magnitudine coniunc-
tim" isee "The quantity of matter in its measure which results
from its density and its vw1une jointly. According to the
author's opinion Newton did not define mass an a quantity of
matter. With this d finition, however, Newton did not give a
preoint law of math:matics (m - V.d.), for he was obviously
conscious of the difficulties occurring in the case of heter-
ogeneous bodies.
The Latin orIginal text does not coatain the conception "mans".
Newton uses this conception later in the explanation of the
aforementioned definition. According to the author's opinion
Newton uses the conceptions "corpus" and "massa" only as
synonyms of the conception" "quantity of mass" (Ilquantitas
materiaell). Acoording to the author's opinion Newton's real de-
finition of mans runs as follows: "The mans is a measure of
CARD 1/2 matter which results from its density and its volume jointly."

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AUTHOR: Vurzell. F. Dolgopolov, !1. N.; Maksimov, A. I., Polak, L. S., rrldman,~
V. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Application of high frequency electrodeless plasma generator to production
.of 'pure silicon , dits oxides
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SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut neftekhimicheskozo sinteza. Kinetika i terTnodinamika
khimicheskikh reak -s_2*_Y__v 'nizk"otemperaturnay plazro-- (Kinetics and thermodynamics olF
chemical -reactions in low-temperature plasma). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1965, 223-232
TOPIC TAGS: plasma generator, high energy plasma, plasina device, s1licon, silicon
dioxide, silicon carbide, plasma chemistry
ABSTRACT: The high frequency clectrodeless plasma generator in chemical technology
,is suDer-lor to the electrode-type plasma generator since it eliminates the problem
of contamination by the electrode material. The electrodeless plasma generator can
handle the chemically agressive as well as nonagressive gases and it is particularly
Isultable for high temperature chemical processes, The typical conditions of opera-
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:tion of a high frequency electrodeless plasma generator an.!: ari~on flow rate 36-
-51 1/min, oxygen flow rate 1.1-2.1 l/min, hydrogen flow rato, 1.2-1.8 I/min, dis-
charge input 3.4-5.2 kilowatts, portion of input carried a,,.-ay by the gases 1.9-2.4
,kilowatts, and loss of the input energy 1.5-3.3 kilowatts. The xinit utilizes a POW.-
,er ;upply LGD-32 operating within 15-30 megacycles. A detailed temperature distri-
,bution in argon plasma is given. It is indicated that Lh,~ hiph frequency electrodes '
lesr plasma techi)ique can be employed to decomposition Of Si02 i"tO elemental silicon
or silicon monooxide. other impor a t applications include the deccim)osition of
SiCIh, formation of silicon carbid'15irtm methyldhIoros-flane, oxidation of SiCI4 to
silicon mono- or dio-xi , and m uction of silicon dioxid. The tvmperature depen-
dence of the concentration X of silicon and silicon moDooxide in silicon -containing
decomposition products is shown in fig. 1. Orig. art. bas: 4 figures, 4 tables,
5 formulas.
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:'2--concentration of SiO during oxidation Of SiC14 with oxygen; 3--concentration of
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AUTHORS: Dolgopolov, N. N. (Candidate of technical sciences)j Polak, L. S. (Doctor
of physico-mthematical sciences)- Fritim-n V. I...(Engineer);. Vurzell, F. B. (En-
gineer); Maksimov., A. 1. (Engineer
ORG: none
TITLE: High-frequency electrodel~ss discharge and the
possibilities of its application in the production of polymeric materials
SOURCEt Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-13sledovatellskiy institut novykh stroitelinykh
materialov. Sbornik trudov, no. 2(10),, 1965. Elektrofizichoskiye metody isslodovaniya
stroitellnykh materialov (Electrophysical methods of investigating building materialal
74-80
TOPIC TAGS: silicon compound., silicon dioxide,, gas discharge, electric discharge
ABSTRACT.- A high-frequency electrodeless discharge burner is described. The burner
design is similar to that reported by A. V. Donskoy and S. V. Dresvin (Zh.
Elektrotermiyax No. 5s 37,9 1963). A schematic of the apparatus is prosented. The
temperature distribution in the flame was determined in terms of the absolute
intensities of number of argon emission lines, The experimental results are shown
graphically (see Fig. 1)o A scheme for the continuous production of pure silicoa
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This scheme is based on the folloving system ofypActions:.
S14, + 01 - ~101 + 2 Cil.
2 SICIj + Os -.2 SIO -+ 4C11,
rho experimental results aii -tabdlatide"It 'was found that the use of the electrode-
less discharge method introduces a considerable simplification in the production
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of high purity silicon dioxide. Orig. art. hass I tablej 3 graphs and 2 equations.
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TITLE; Method of separating pure kemmethZ[_
SOURCE: Khimichnsknyu proVahlonnost', no. 30 1965, 178-180
T04DIC TAGS-., hexmethylonediamino, adiponitrile, hexamothyloneimine. rer"'Afica-
tiono polymar, nylon tochnolof.,7
ABSTMICT: A rzothod or rootification purif ication o' -hexamothylonedinmine
obtainqd by hydr(ition of adiponltrilar~(ADN), to romvo hor-r-m-3thylonell-1-n." (11"m
th~) vap)-11(1~ild oquilibr'-- ~,lndi-
and other irriiparltieo waa d~j
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temperature, pressure., and vapor tension with an eb,-0,11oscopo (type ur._a~." U.S'
Bm-eau of Sta L
ndards) and by calculating the equIlibrium conditlons fran
of -1 equations. The pressure-temperattwe-phase separation rolationship', tbz
th-rea gy-rAomZ are presented in graphical form, and other pararr-toters (inc~ludtng
activity I-oofficients) are given in table form. The p-,xe HIM separatioa experl-
mants woze performed-on a 1500-m hienp 30-m diar-efte.- re-etificatioD colmme
Th~3 reaction mixturo was introduced with r--15% b7 wolght of water,
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ZAGORODNAYA, G.A.;-KRIDMAII_V.~.
Elimination of magnetic vibration in turbogenerator stators.
Elektrosila no.19:15-18 160. (KILI 15:2)
(Turbogenerators--Vibration)

_P~MAN,,-V.Mq#,inzh.; ZAGORODNAYA, G.A., inzh.1 KOZHEVNIKOV,, I.F.,,
inzh.; KURILOVICHp L.V., inzh,
Vibration of the rotors of turbogenerators with flexible
frameB, Elektrotekhnika 34 no.lOt47-51 0 163,
(MIRA 16:11)

t11 FRIDMAII, V.M.
-- -
Modification of the Galerkin method for the solutIon of the
problem of mutual vibrations of turbine disks and blades.
Trudy LPI no.235:23-32 164. (MIRA 17:11)

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AUTHOR: Fridman, V# M. 14
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TITLE: Bending oscillations of a packet of naturally bent rods in a centrifugal
force field
SOURCE: q&ningrad. Politekhnicheakiy*institut. Trudy, no. 252, !965p 87-94
TOPIC TAGS: turbine blade, bending strength, elastic oscillation
ABSTRACT: An analysis of free bending oscillations of turbine. blades,
considering that one end of each blade is infin tely rigidly fastened to a
.rigid rotating disk, the other end conneotbd with the other blades by banding.
The method used is a variation of Galerkin's method. with tho difference that
not on~7 the form of the oscillations, but also the form or the banding moment
is approximated. This allows an increase in the accuracy of computation of the
frequencies of the free oscillations without increasing the volume of
computation. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 20 formula3s (JPRS)
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ACC NRt AP6015609 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/168/002/0318/0319
AUTHOR: *Kor unskiy, M. I. (Academician AN KazSSR); Fridman, V. M.
ORG: Institute of Nuclear Physics, Academy of Sciences KazSSR (Institut yadernoy
fiziki Akademii nauk KazSSR)
TITLE: pectral distribution of the high voltage photoelectric affect in CdTe thin
Fi1mg
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 168, no. 2, 19,66, 318-319
TOPIC TAGS: photoelectric effect, photo emf,heat effect, cadmium telluride
ABSTRACT: An investigation was made of the effect of the substrate temperature
during the deposition of a CdTe thin film on the spectral distribution of the short-
circuit current. It was found that with substrate temperatures higher than 310C, no
sign inversion occurs when the incident light wavelength is varied in the range of
450-900 mp. At substrate temperatures of 250-300C, the sign reverses when the
wavelength is shortened; with decreasing temperatures, the inversion can be obtained
at increasing wavelengths. The above refiults are compared with those of
Adirov, Lch (E. I. AdIrovich, V. M. Rubinov, and Yu. M. Yuabov. Izv. AN UzSSR, ser.
fiz-matem., no. 6, 63, 1964), who obtained sign inversion by changing tile angle of
the deposition of the molecular beam. In order to establish whether it is the sub-
strate temperature or the oblique deposition that is primarily responsible for the
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sign inversion, the same experinents were repeated at a substrate temperature of
240C and a film deposition angle of only 20* (conditions which Adirovich and other
researchers felt should preclude inversion). It was established that sign inversion
can be observed when the substrate is kept at 240C during the film's deposition. The
authors propose that the angle of film deposition may affect the temperature of the
substrate; this would explain theIapparent inconsistencies between the authorso and
Adirovich's experimental results. Orig. art. has: 2 figures. [ZLI
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YRIDKAN, V.H.; RAU, N.I., redaktor; TORONTSOVA. L.K., tekhnicheskly redaktor.
[Photography; black and white, color, and,stereoscopic] Yotografiia;
cherno-belata, tovetnata, steraoskopichebkaia. 44,-2-oe, ispr. i
4op. Moskva, Oos.izd-v.o mestnol promyshl. RVOR, 1957. 283 p,
(KLRA 10:4)
(Photography)

BUDNIKOVA, T.V.; FIRIDMAN, 'LM.
Choice of the points of jupport "or a telescope mdrror.
Izv. GAO 24 no.1:119-124 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Kafedra dintuniki i prochnoat'. mashir, Loningradskogo
C
politekhnicheskogo Instituta Imeni Kalinina.

%,
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t etv,--r-n Ing the deflection of a tplescope m! r,-.)!- 0,vf: to s t rn,n
on t,ne r:ta3ing. 'Izv. GAO 24 io.1;138--144 16-1. (~!-- iA 19, -- 3 W"

J~dT(1) JEWT(m) IFIC(F)IOWG(m) IEWPW iEulp(b) IJP q) RDW/JD/AT
ACC r4h. AP6003808 SOURCE CODE! UR/Ol81/66/Off/dV1r02GW02U____1
AUTHOR: Korsunskiy, M. I.; F~rdman, V. M.
ORG: Institute of Nuclear R~yqics, AN KazSSR, Alma-Ata (Institut yadernoy flziki
AN KazSSR)
TITLE: On some properties of a high-voltage photoelectric effect in thin CdTe layers
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 1, 1966, 263-264
TOPIC TAGS: photoelectric effect, photoelectromotive force, photoelectric cell,.
cadmium telluride
ABSTRAC An investigation was made of the high-voltage photoelectric effect in
cadmium 1e I lurid.0 thin lpyF~rs.,'4 Two methods were used to measure the capacity C of
the !_ayer_V_.__1T'The quantity of electricity Q in,a specimen was determined by charg-
ing (by illuminating) to a potential V , and discharging (after illuminating) on a
ballistic galvanometer calibrated withpit'he aid of a normal solenoid. The ratio
Q/Vph represented the capacity C. 2) A known capacity C o(electrostitic voltmeter)
was connected to a layer charged to a potential Vph. The potential difference V was
then measured. C was calculated from the relationship V(C + CO) - V C. The values
obtained by both methods coincided. The C of the specimens appeareAlo be of the
order of 10 cm, thus considerably exceeding the capacity expected on the bnsis; of
geometrical conditions. The large capacity of CdTe layers indicates that these
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layers have many thin interlayers on whose surfaces charges of' opposite signs can
accumulate. These interlayers serve Lis separate photoelements, Their subsequent
connection causes the formation of a high-voltage photo emf. A relaxation of V,1
during the switching on and switching off of the light was clearly seen in the aTe
specimens. Tile relaxation time of V I at illumination T ill depends on the light in-
tensity L; when L increases Till decVeases, Furthermore, at all illumination inten-
sities Till ~~ r tand,Tdark ;Ord?~k C, where T is the spe,Umen's resistance. In
all cases invesOCga ed t was ss le to represent the relaxation of Vph as the re-
lationship dV/dt = OL/C-Vpl,/RC, where B is a constant differing from specimen to
specimen. From this relationship it follows that: 1) The sh:)rt circuit current ish
must be equal to OL, i.e., it should be proportional to the light intensity. 2) T e
dependence of V hA on L and r ph on L should coincide. 3) The stationary value of
V I should be Mal to SLr2h. 4) The ratio ish/ (Oph/dt)t_~.O should be equal to
C~h All these relations hoia true for a light intensity range from 10-4 to
-L'2,3'e~ 10-Z w.cm-2. Orig. art. has': 1 f6rmula and 1 table. (JAI
SUB CODZ: 20/ SUBM DATE: 30Jul65/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTR REF; 002/ ATD PRESS:

L 40843-66 ff,Tr(l) ijp(c) iJ
-ACC -NR.w AP-6-0-20-199 SOURCE CODE: ujild-o-~~6-l-6-6-f6-~6TC-~667il~-6"4-7i-4'ff
AUTHOR: ova- a. N ; Tatum', V. I.; Strellchenkop So So; 'Fogel,
Ya. M Fridmap, V M. unmoor
ORG: Phyoicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciencesk Ukrainian SSE
(Fizikr-tekhaichaskiy institut Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR)
TITLE: Distribution by rotational energy level of molecul m excited by
ion impact.--;~-/
SOURCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz, V. 50, no. 6, 1966, 1464-14T1
TOPIC TAGS: molecular spectrum, proton reaction, hydrogen atom reac-
tion, spectral energy distribution, Boltzmann distribution, ion impact,
rotation energy
ABSTRACT: The experimental apparatus and methodology are described
for investigating the intensity distribution in the rotational
structure of molecular spectrum bands. The inten ity distributions
of rotational lines of the A - 3914 and I - 4278 1 bands have been
investigated in the spectrum of the first negative system of N'20,
excited by impact of the mixed beam of 30-kev protons and hydrogen a
It has been observed that the distribution of the rotational line

SUBJECT USSR/MATE[EITATICS/Intogral equations CLRD 1/1 PG - 461
AUTHOR FRIDW V.M.
TITLE The method of successive approximations for the Fredholm
integral equation of first kind.
PERIODICAL Uspechi mat. Nauk 11, 1, 233-234 (1956)
reviewed 12/1956
The author proves the following theorems Let K(X,S) be a symmetric positive
definite kernel which is summable with square. Let the equation
b
(1) fK(x,s)(P(s)ds - f(x) f(x) EL2(a,b)
be solvable. Lot the sequence ffn (x)j be defined by
J,
'fn(x) - f n-1 (X) + ?I [f (Z) - fn-1 (XI
b
where 4 (x) C-L,(a,b), f (K(x, s) (s) ds, 0/_ X Z, 2 'A, , the
0 n-l(x) _i n-
a
smallest characteristic number of the kernel K(x,s). Then the sequenceff (1))
in the mean converges to the 9olution of (1). n

New Methods of Solving a Linear Operator Equation 307/20-1221-3-15/5E
The velocity of convergence is given. 62. Direct method for
separable H. Let
(6) x - X + n
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where is a complete system in H and 11"i-i are determined
f roia
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ly and afrongly to x* - �3- 'Multiple-step iteration, the
oonvergence of which is not slower than that one of (5)-
There.are 5 Soviet references.
PRESENTEDs May 259 1959t by V.I.Smirnov, AcademicLan
SUBMITTEDs May 21, 1959
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Iterative process with mini= errors for a nonlinear
operator equation. Dokl. All SSSR 139 no-5:1063-1066 Ag 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
1. Predstavleno akadenikom V.I. Smirnovym.
(Differential equations)
(Operators (1-1athwatics))

FRIDMAN, V.M.
Convergence of methods of steepost'dencent. Usp.mat.nauk 17
no.3t201-204 YV-Je 162. - (MIRA 15:12)
(Differential equations, Linear)

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AV111OR: Blazhkini K. A. (Leningrad); Fridman, V. M. (Leningrad)
~ORG:* none
~TITLE: An algorillya of instructing a linear perceptron
SOURCE: AN SSSR.~ Izvestiya. Tekhniches~,aya kibernetika, no. 6, 1966, 101-109
c1"
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!TOPIC TAGS: pattern recognition, li ear learning p-eve a P
'Ki
1ABSTRACT:
A method of instructing a linear perceptron whose output element is taken
in the form of an adder to separate input situationu into classes (to
recognize the objects) is proposed. A mathematical model of the process
of instruction and recognition is presented which consists in establishing
in the perce0tron the correspondence between the object (aj).to be re-
cognized and a cer tain number
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IL-L -1 a I f " MLAL -A--j - -L -&--'L j
-CL
Of!j --, . E
*Ott
prilpastlon of aotbum lblosiuffais- by the hydrogen
'A c tq tulad~ mttbw. Vt. 1. zil'berman &M1 V. It. Feww"
00 IltninStail State In t A bed Chell ). J. Appll~j *00
CUM. I9,%ZM)(Pn 11" CAMMMY).
09 In the tnwtk)n MatWo + 21%&1150~ + 211A - 3%'&,-
W, + aifgO. optimum tttnp. Is 2040. The *Id j, "of
009 lowetnt by higher temps. 1`ht initial rown. ot the '00
A rtagents muA be equimukt, as the L-k-teose of either kiwm-w -00
by more than 10% lewls to a wriclin drop cd thimulfaiv
*ld. Under the abo" cmcfitious the Na~~" yield " lee
The mother liquors can he recycled in the proc- lee
felt moo
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of 3
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ZILIBERR", Ya.I.; FRIDRAH, V.K.
Production of anhydrous sodium thiosulfate. Stor.rab.Inst.prikl.
khim. no-39:47-51147. (MLRA 7:3)
(Sodium thiosulfate)

ZILIBERMAN. Ya.I.; FROKAN, V.M.
.. -~. '. `
. -i I,
Production of oodium pyrosulfits. Sbor.rab.Inst. prikl.khim.
no.39:52-68 147. (MLRA 7*3)
(Sodium pyrosulfite)

USSR/ Cher.,,dstr7 - Physical cheni3try
Card 1/1 : Pub. JJ~7 - 1~/22
Authors 3 Kogan., V. B., zind Fricirm, V. M.
Title : Mlethod of ecdculating phase eq-tLilibrimis of birary )-i,-mid-vLpor systerm-
reriodical Zjjw,. fiv, khim. 28/11~ 1889-1895., Novcnbor 1,954
Abstract A now mthod for the calculation of ph,"o oqW.11brimis of bin,117 I.i,!-tAd-
vetpor 3ystcm,* was introduced. The nw method re(ail-rcs c:.p2rL~wntal
detormination of va-por pressures of pure compor-ents of only W6 rd.::tUrk-.s
contodning 113 and V3 of molar fractions from one of th,.- c,),--.1-,,-)Oncnts.
The cz~.lculation and foriaulvtion of a nomoj,ra-hii~: chrrt, warrazit
projxv accuracy and Simpl-icity Of Calml,-.tion p -,v., joven,
refcronces: 3-Genman; l-'i;nFlish vild -",-USYR (1&)5-1950-31). Tables; iy~~Ph.
Institution 3-'k-.v-tc In3titute of Applied Ghciiiistr-y, Lcninjy~,d
Subaittod Dc,~,mbor 291 1953

NA
USSR/Thermody~amics. Thermochemistry. Equilibria. Physico-Chemical B-8
Analysis. Phasa Transitions.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Ehimiya, No 8, 1957, 26178
Author :V.B. Kogan, I.V. Deyzenrot, T.A. Kul'dyayeva, V.M. Frjdman
Title :Solubility in Systems Consisting of Methanol, Water and Nor-
mal Paraffin Hydrocarbons.
Orig Pub :Zh. prikl. khimii, 1956, 29, No 9, 1387-1392
Abstract :The mutual solubility (MS) in binary systems consisting of
methanol I and n-heyane II, n-heptane III n-octane and n-
-nonane, as well as in ternary systems containing water
besides the above mentioned components was studied at 2
to 450. The MS of methanal, water and narmal hydrocarbons
at temperatures between 20 and 100 decreases with the in-
crease of the molecular weight of the hydrocarbon and changes
very little with the temperature drop within the range of
from 20 to 100.
Card : 1/1

Vladimir Borisovich; FRnWAJ &&AM' KHAROV, V.V.,
doktor tekhn-nauk, prof., redaktor: 4ft"UNI.L., redaktor;
IXVIN. B.S., tekhnicheskiy redaktor; ZRLIKH, Te.Ta.. takhalchaskly
redaktor,
[Manual on equilibria between fluids and vapors in binary and
multicomponent systems] Spravochnik po ravnoveeiiu mezhdu
zhidkostliu i parom v binarnykh i mnogokomnonentnykh sistemakh.
Pod red. V.V.Kafarova. Leningrad, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.i%d-vo khim.
lit-ry, 1957. 497 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Chemical equilibrium)

' -4.1 . ~ '
I-

KDGAN. V.B.; FRIDIAN, V.M.
Determ'inMIre composition of tricomponent systems by measuring one
property. Zhur.prikl.khim. 30 no.8:1141-1147 Ag 157. (MIRA 11:1)
I.Gosudarstvennyy institut prikladnoy khimii.
(Systems (Chemistry))

L2

Divtr: J-IMJAB~CWAI
md "tr.
-V ZA
I I, Nff f,
41et=t
.
(1957til 531C.-The properties of ateolzopic

requIres exptL detw. of vapw prmures A mixts. (Ioei cit.).
.BuOff forms mzcWo* rWxM %ith C4Ht,. CiHts.
~jaid CJIP, the b,p. mid. the HuOft contents of which i ire (in
.the ordet given): 48.2. 3.2; 93.95, 19; IIJ9.45, 43.2; ayid
0 7150
-~. Tile it. of tbill itteotrupic Illim. (!I 141011.
116
.
~UOIUC.Ilf*s tZhitit 4k titg. dtVIAtlett ftu.1' alhli-
livity and a pca. devLablia irpin Idealitp The b.p. (;ud 70
i
d
h th
ht
f M
ff
j
ro-
xts., livit
e llal te
eOH e
eO
azaotropic m
iy
carbons are: 49.6,2G.4; 6N.8, 411.1; 02.75, G7.5: aud MV,
83,4510, The b,p. " tile wt. %of BuOH and llgO of Vic
'ternary uwatropic utWs. of tile saine hydrocarboi.9 are:
13.3, 69.9%. Comparison rif tile compri, of tile Ozeilropic
111lits, 13tiolf-C.Ift.'I and those Ct Buolf-Ifto Willi the:
Coillp'.. of the ternary mixti. Miows that the latter contc,111
a hicber relative propartl(At cif C.141,# l and F 0. Thil
i with the te.gularity ljrcv"-~ly 1~0,
OUVA The li'lit. Q( the telflaty miltropic mints, llrtt
Aower than those of lite purc componclit.4 awl of Illid corre-
.
spondinifbiutytuixts.;
~
aututrupes in tile ttroary pli-ti.
VIA

5(3)
SOVBC-32-4-25/47
AUTHORSi KogAn, V.B., Fridman, V.M. and Romanova, T.G.
TITLE! The Separaien of Mixturea of Alochois and Hydrocarbons by the
Method of Extraction (Razdeleriye smosey spirttov i uglevodorodov
metodom eks'raktsi4.)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal P--ikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol 32, Nr 4, PP 847-952 (USSR)
ABSTRACT.: Mixtu--es ,f alcoliols and hydrocarbon-:; are obtainii in some
'ec-hnologlcal prizesseaw and this necessitates an effective
I
method of their separation. in the present investigacion the
authors studied a possibility of such a separation by mGans of
extraction, Ethylene glycol was chcsen as a so-'vent, To estimate
quantitatively the effectiveness of separaticn by this method, data
cn equilibria between the liquid phases in the syst3m alco-hol -
hydrocarbon - ethylene glycol were necessary. The system consisting
of butyl alcohol, heptane and etbylene LvIycol was taken as an example
Data on the composition and specific weight of saturated sciutions
in zh4s systair were compiled in Table 1. these data were used for
plotting the curves of relationship ~n Fig--re 1, and a triangular
Card 1/2 diagram of equilibria, pictured in Figure 2, was drewn. The

The Separation of Mixtures of Alcohols and Hydrocarbons by the Method of
Extraction
composition of equilibrium phmses and of a mixture at a critical
point, found by Alekseyev-s method, are shown in Table 2. The
analysis of the results has shown that the application of pure
ethylene glycol, as well as its aqueous solution ensures a
complete separation of initial mixtures after a single or double
rinsing. Pure hydrocarbon is obtained directly in the process of
extraction; alcohol can be separated from the lower layer by means
of mere rectification.
There are 3 graphs, 3 tables and 3 Soviet referen.-,es,
SUBMITTED: December 21, 1957
Card 2/2

5 (4)
AUTRORS. Kogan: V. B. , Fridman, V. 11. SOV/76--33-7-12/.10

Ron, anova, T. G.
TITLE. Phase Equilibria in Systems Formed by Paraffin Hydrcnarbon6
and Alcohols of the Aliphatic S-r.:-~i
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheakoy khimi-1, 1)59., Vol 334, Nr -01 PP 152' -- 152~i
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Lmonr,, other methads, hydrojenatlon .;,f allpha-ic esters ytelds
Co.
sliphitic alcoholz, thas fzirmin- m:j-turea 0~ the al.-,-h.)ls
hydrocarbons. For this reason, the ~hysir~o--.,henical properties
of these mixtures are important. The authors investiCated the
liq,.14d-vapor phase of the systerla buT;ancl (I) - heptan- (II);

W i on the- -n4tial-
- octana (III'., and (I) -- nc)na-,? (IV~. Data - -1 ~
substances are Civen (Table 1). The abo-7c- Pquilibrium was ir-
-restiE;ated by means of a circulation apparatus (Fig 1), and
the composition of the samples (liquid and condensate )f th~-
vapor phase) was simultaneously determined 'by the metbod
(Ref 11). The results (Tables 2-4) showed that ther,- was a ll.n--
ear dependence between +,he logarithm of the ratio of a,~ttvi7y
,~~)efficiente of the components, on the or.,- hand, and the com-
Ould 112 position, on the oth~?r- i.e. the solutions were almost regular-

11hase Equil:ibr~a in Systems Formed by Paraffin SOV/76--33-7-12/40
Hydroc,arb~!ns and Alcohols of the Aliphatic Series
Lxplanation of data available in publications on tho -,-qjui--
I-tbrium between methanol (V) and ethanol (VI), on the onp hand,
and paraffin 1-.ydrocarbons on the other, leads
t~ the ouncliision that these solution3 are almn-st regular as
well. The dz!gree of deviation from RaDultla law i3 reduced by
an increase in the molecialar wpieht of the a1schol (for thc,
system. with (V).,, the -,orstant A - O.'WO, with (VI); A - 0.005'.
arid with (I)i A - 0-710). Calo-alat-1--r. of 'he of
"he azectropic mixture of the system -15oproparol - heptar,-?
(the experimental part was -,arried out by T. S. Tolstova) in-
dioates that the resultant dependenc? of the abcve data on the
equillb-riur. in the systema "aliphatic ai,johol - pa.-affin hydro-
,arbonl' permit predictiors of ths phase !~-ja-llibriuux. There ar-3
4 fifures., 4 tables, and 13 references, 'A -f whi-;h are So-iet~
ASSOCIATION: Goo-.idarstvennyy instttut p7zikladnoy khimii Lenini;rad (Leningrad
State Inatitu.to of Applied Chemistry/
SUBMITTED: December 10, 1957
Card 2/2

ROGAN, Vladimir Boriaovich; ~TJUDMAXI-Yikto;r-Y,- lovich; WAROVj
Viktor Vyacheslavovich; sUSHKOVA, T*I., red -GI-va; BIZYKH,
E.Yu., tekhn. red.
[14anual on solubility] Spravochnik po rastvorimosti. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. Vol.l. [Binary syotemB] Binarriye siste-
my. Book. 1. 1961. 595 P. (MIRA 1-5:1)
`1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut nauchno--tekhnicheskay informa-
tsii.
(Solubility) (Systems (Chemistry))

ROGAN, Vladimir Borisoviob; FRIDMAN Viktor I!ikhaylovlcb; KAFAROVp
Viktor Vyacheslavo~~h; SUSHKOVA, T.I., red. izd-va;
BLEYKH, E.Yu., tekhn. red.
(Manual on solubility] Spravochnik po rastvorimosti. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. Vol.l. [Binary systems) Binarnye
sistemy. Book 2. 1962. 1959 p. (MDLA 15:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut nauchnoy informataii.
(Solubility) (Systems (Chemistry))

KOGAN, Vladimir Borisovich; FM AN, Vjkt*r-XjkhVjqvich; KAFAROV,
Viktor Vyacheslarovich; SMOVAp T.Lp red.izd-va; GALIGANOVA.,
L&Me, takhne red*
[Handbook on solubility]Spravochnik po rastvorimosti. Moskva#
Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR. Vol.2. (Ternary multicomponent systems]
Troinye, mnogokomponentrWe sistemy. Book 1. 1963. 943 p.
(MIRA 16:1)
1. Moscow. Vaesoyuznyy institut nauchnoy i tskhnichesko~r informa-
taii.
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Solubility)

KOGAN, Vladimir Borisovich; FRIDMAN, Viktor Mikhaylovich; KAFAROV,
Viktor Vyacheslavo c ; ffl%K VA. T.I., re . d-va;
SOROKINA, V.A.,, tekhn. red.
[Manual on solubility]Spravochnik po rastvorimosti. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. Vol.2.[Teimary multicomponant systems]
Troinye, mnogokomponentnys sistemy. Book 2. 1963. 2066 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy institut nauchnoy i tekhnichaskoy In-
formataii.
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Solubility)

KOTLYARSKIY: L.B.; TIOVA'TSKIY:, B.G., FRIDMAN, V.M.
Cav-lAatl,-,n phenomena dugi to the Ur.f 1.0ri of an a7ous,,ic. hydrodynam' -!
L
emlfrer. Ak-ust. zhur. 9 nc,,.4.i.--'4-44!) 163. .(MIRA 1-7 '3)
1. Vsesop-izyivy naucluio- iszs~ ledovatei I ski y I konstruktorsk'y -Inst.4--
tu-~ khimicheskog.) raahs~.nostroyenilya, 1-!o:ikva.

MYZP,NROT, LVij K('rAN, V.Nj FRIOMAN, VjM.
Mothod or fiviont'AtIon or ourn 1101mm"thy]"IMIAMItio, xhlin, pt-om. 41 noj..
118.1,80 w 161, (KRA !Ail)

USSR/Chemistry - Leather 11 Sep 53
"Investigation of the Effects of Ultrasound Vibra-
tions oa,--Processes og Leather Production,'~' ,V. M.
Fridman1j_1-1A.,L. Zayde9l' A. N. Mikhaylov)IN. N.
_.Dolgopolo4~'!_N. M. Karavayev, Corr Mem,Acad Sci USSR;
'dent Sci-Res Inst of the Leather Ind; .Cent-Sci-Res
Lab of Phys Methods for Investigation of Materials
DAN SSSR,, Vol 92, No 2) PP 399-400
The investigation described shows that ultrasound
expedites dehairing and tanning processes. Authors
qxpress the opinion that it can also be used in,
oth4r processes of the Leather industry.
Z69T23

NO. Aelk-I tif-IllumA 0a

Uhruound c(visl&rably lm=scs ft rato of

Mica of a &r-tal of Klrc((. ater, suld
N). in w

of nfli~ Ove-I aboyo the mW att-lin'd at high
0
Cwt -e vi-
Uis~A ngbocy.
ICY
R. C. wvwr

N. N. Dol.. -1.,j. Y, ti, Ildd an, iff-771
ev-z M, Y~ and
, M ' . - 93.
(lUM).---7 he effect of ultrasound on the diffusion rate was
.studied for the diffusion of CuSO, In 5% gelatin, and the
.results were compared with results obtained with varying
hydrodynamic conditions (using taixers at varigus r.pau.);
alAo the diffusion of Ntj,%O~ through a swollen gelatin filin
!0.015 cm. thick was studied, A higher stiffing rate in.
creased the diffusion rate, but less than did ultrasonic vibra-
tions. The diffusion rate consts. rose from 0.51 X 10-4
wit)t no stirring in the first test to 0.80 X 10 -1 with ultrA-
sottud, and it; the 21nt test from 2.6 X lu - I to t 1.7 X Ill - 4;
ill is shows that 111trasullic Vibratiolln CII'lilge the Vahle and
tfie nature of diffusional r"Istunce ut the Aid-liquid inter-
W. Nt Stetat'!M-.-~

FRIDMAH, Viktor Hironovich- VARSHAVSKATA, L.S.. redaktor; KIDYIDEVA, L.A.,
_T6khiffcUsk1j'_ redaktor
[Sonic and ultrasonic waves and their use in light industry]
Zvukovye L ul'trazvukov7s kolebaniia i ikh primenenle v legkoi
prowyahlennosti. Kookys. Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo Ministerstva
lagkoi promyshlonnosti SSSR, 1956. 28) p. (HLRA 100)
(Ultrasonic waves--Industrial auplications)
(Sound waves)

FRIDKAB.V.M., kandidat khimicheskikh nauk; HESHKOV,Y.V. , kandidat
MteMdlcheakikh nauk; WAVATEV,N.M. ,
The effect of sonic and ultrasonic waves on fur processing.
Leg.prom. 15 no.4:42-43 Ap '55. (MLRA 8:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademli nauk SSSR.
(Yur) (Sound waves) (Ultra sonic waves--Industrial application)
L

SOVI/I 24-57-5- 5930
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 5, p 131 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Fridman, V. M.
------------
TITLE: On One Approximate Method for Determining Vibration Frequencies
(0b odnom priblizhennom metode opredeleniya chastot kolebaniy)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Kolebaniya v turbomashinakh. Moscow, AN SSSR, 1956,
pp 69-76
ABSTRACT: The author proposes an approximate method for determining the fre-
quencies of the free bending vibrations of a variable-section rod,
allowing for various differing modes of end constraint (clamped,
simply's upported, free end). For solving the problem's differential
equa ti ons
M1'(x)= [X2p(x) i- k(x) j Y(x) (0< x