SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KROPACZEWSKI, W. - KROPOCHEVA, YE. N.

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P. 165 (Fomiary, Automtykn, Kcnt"01,1. V(1- 2, n, . '-, ;-!,1y 1- 16. "",-r3zjw.-, .-olprd)
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Februz~r-j 1958

KROPA(,'ZFWSKIP W.
Designs of manometric flowmeter systems. r,.463
(PWUARY, AuTommn, KONTROIA, Vol. 2, No. 12, Dec. 19569 Warsaw,, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) TZ,, Vol. 6. No. 9,, Sept. 1957j, Uncl.

KROPACZFWSKI, W.
A.T.Troskolanski#B Poradnik wodomierzowy, (Water Meter Handbook); PA96
(POMIAPYp AUTOHATTKAp KORMIA, Vol. 2, No# 12, Dec. 1956, Warsaw,# Poland)
SOt Monthly List of East Furopean Accessions (FFAL) LC, vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1957, Uncl.

KRUANEV TIUNOV, V.Te.; VASILOYEV, P.T.;
TIJRTSOV~ EV;l SAAl'
J, AXALDINA, Ye.D.; DTLDIN, Yu.N.;
BRAYLOVSKIY, N.G., lnzh., red.; MEDVEDEVA, M.A., tekhn.
red.
[Advanced method for the inspection and repair of cars
in trains] Peredovoi metod osmotra i remonts, vagonov v
poezdakh. Moskvat Tranazheldorizdat, 1963. 39 p.
(MIRA 16:10)
(Railroads-Cars-Maintenance and repair)

TIUNOV, Me.; VASILI"EV, F.T.;
Sll-,UOV, P.M. ; YJiQWP I I
TURTSEVA, I.M. ; SAKALDINA, Ye.D.,- DTLDIN, Yu.N.;
IRAYLOVSKrY, P.G., inzh., rod.; NEDVEDEVA, M.A.p tekhn.
red.
[Advanced mutbod for car inspection and repair in trains;
experience of the technical inspection point of the Sverd-
lovsk-Sortiravochnaya Station of the Sverdlovsk Railroad)
Peredovoi metod osmotra i romonta vagonov v poezdakh; opyt
raboty punkta tekhnicheskogo osmotra stantsii. Sverdlovsk-
Sortirovochnyi Sverdlovskol dorogi. Moskva, Transzheldor-
izdat, 1963. 39 P. (MIRA 17:3)

VOPOZH---YENKOVp V.G., gyardii podpolkovnik,voyennyy ahturman pervowo klassa;
KROPAKZV,jL.j~._,._gvardii mayor., va/ennyy ohturman vtorogo klassa
Navigator D. P. Vyak note an example. Veat.Votd.Fl. no.12:39-43
D 160. (MIRA 14o5)
(Navigation (Aeronautics))

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,K-BUANEV. S. gorny'y inzhal MACHIN, V.V., gornyy I=h.
Raising the level of completeness of using ore dressed at tbo
Pysbmi-n kiy Planto Gor,abur* no.3;9 Mr 160. (KERA 140)
ls Uralmokhanobr, Sverdlovsk,,
(Staro-Pysbolmak-Ore dressing)

KROPANEV, S.I., staraMy nauchnyy 80i;rudnik; XLYACHIN, V.V.p starshly
- -- nauchnyy Botrudnik
Flow sheet for dressing Sarany chromites. Gor. zhur. na.2:
76-77 F'62. (MIRA 17.2)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-iseledcvateltakiy i pro~ektnyy institut
obogashcheniya i mekhanicheEkoy obrabotki poleznykh iskopayemykh.

YROPANEV, S.I.: KLYA,,'HIN, V.V.
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New techniques of dressing kaolins. Stek. I. ker. 19 no.1:23-25
Ja 162. (MIRA 15:3)
(Kyshtym--Kaolin)

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KLY.ACHINP VIVII inzh.1 KROPANEVv S.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
I
Now techniques for dressing ka*]Ans from the Yeleninka and
Chikmskgll deposits. Stek.i kere 19 no.lls28-31 M 162.
(KDtA 15812)
1. Urallskoys otdalenlys Vaeaoyusnogo nauchno-ineledovatellskogo
inatituta aekbanicheako7 obrabotki polaWkh iekop&7ezqkh.
(UralMountaina-Kaolin)

KLYACHINP V.V., inzh.; FUTRIN, A.M., inzh.; KROPAM, S.I., kand. tekhn.
------ ---
nauk -
Technological Innovations in the enrichment of Kaolin.
containing raw materials, Stek. I ker. 20 no.9130-35 S 163.
(MIRA 17t6)
1. uraj,S)dy nauchno-issledovatellskly I proyektrsyy 1natitut
obogashcheniya I mekhanichtiskoy obrabotki poleznykb iskopayoVkh.

REVNIVTSEV, V.I., kand. tekhn. nauk;_MOPANEV, S.I.p kand. tekhn. nauk;
PESKOVP V.V,, inzh,
Means of raising the ratio of K20:Na20 in feldepars. Stek. i
ker. 21 no.lt28-33 ja 164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-isoled,Dvatellskiy i proyektnyy institut
obogashcheniya i mekhanicho;skoy obrabotki poleznykh iskopayemykh.

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KT,YAt:!l,N. V.V. In tfskhn.
11,A,p ;Lnzhc.- - -,
Design of hydrucyclones i'cr the of ~.,iolllnn and clnys.
Stek. i kor. 22 no.l.:27-,31, Ja I () 11, . (:11-~,:al% 18:7)
1. Urallskly nauclino-i!-.oledc;v-:itol.1.3k',.y i ;rc,.,--ktm~~i inot-Itut
obogashcherdya I Trakhiintche-ko7 obrabr,tki- pale:mykh 7,gkcivty%jmykh.

Lukina, P. G.
T IT I.-E 1--prov I rig the st rringth and water re-%Ivl I (-iioy -r e- r
SOURCE: Plavticheakiye massy, no. 0, 1,,465, 38-39
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KROPAUEV, Yu.S., inzh.; MASHUKOVA, G.V., Inzh.
Selecting the optimum thermal conditions for the production of
polymeric coatings with the method of whirl sinteri
Trudy TSHII MPS no.26708-45 163. JhRA 1611l)

!tAUILVt, it. I.; PASEKWICH, I.I.Yu.; '::~ORLI 14,7; . -CL
I A, SAI~A:TZM', -C.
(Desien and construction of 'Lrelght bczcLrs unLr.g, polymerlc
riateriali3l Konstruktili kr
.ytyi,h rruzovylh mg,,nov s
pulJ.m(--mykli materlalov. Ilosliviap Trwirportf 19(4- 154 P. Woncow.
VneBahmnyl Institut zhelemodorozlmo-
go triunsrorta. Trudy, no.2e,,',). (IMIM 181l)

BORTS. M.G.: KROPARIN X T.- SYTBIX G.K. [deceased); RAKffYAWV, N.S.[deceptsedl
Yifteenth anniversary of the Chelyabinsk Forging nnd Pressing Plant.
Avt.1 trnkt.prom. no.11:44-45 R '57- (MIRA 10:12)
1. Kusnachno-pressov" -xavod, Chelystbinsk.
(Chelynbinsk-Yorging) (Chelyabinsk--Sheet-metal work)

1. KROPX,10-, S. 1.
2. USSR (600)
4. Apple - Tmmsk
7. Twenty years of observing the cultivation of apples In orchard-- of 1:ichurin
experimenters In the town of Totwk. TrudT Tmsk,un., 1.14, 1951.
9. Nonth List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress, March 1953, Unclassified.

KPOPANIN, S. 'S., Cand Tt!ch Scl (dies) -- "Transl1tory proctssf!s In the excitor
of a i~en-ra tor -motor system, taking Irto accolint 1,asfc- nonlin-aritles".
Tomnk, 1(,Y*!O.. III pp (Min Hlj~hpr wid Inter Spre !,.d:ic RSFSR, Tomsk Order of labor
t~
R.M -Bnnnr~r Polytech Inut Jm S. M. Kirov), 150 CoPff,s (KT,. No 15, 135)

KAZANSKIT, Yu.F.1 KROPANINA, L.S.; PM)ZIOp G.N.
Petrographical and.mineralogical characteristics of Upper
'Cretaceous clay rocks In the Ohl VAU*y.pr*tL4= of the Narys
%egion, Trudy SHIIGGIMS no.10P~71 103 1600 (KMA 15s12)
(Narym giop-clay)

ANO"YEV, Lev Martemlyanovicho kand. t(okhn.nauk; VOROBITEV Alcknandr
Aklmovich,doktor tekhn. nauk; GORBUIlOV, Viadiri.- Ivanovich,
kand.tekhn.iwujL-. YMOPCHEV S A red.; RUbIl,'CVA, L.Ye.,,tekhn.red.
[Betatron and ita useo]Betatrc-n i ego primenenie. Tomsk, Tomp-
skoe knizhnoe izd-vo.. 1962. E13 p. (MIRA 15:3-1)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy Institut imoni S.M.Kirova, (for
Ananlyov, Voroblyev., Gorbunov). (Betatron)

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development. Vnash.torg. 29 no.8125-27 159. (HM 12:11)
1, ZamaRtItell mintstra ineiihney
publiki.
(Russia-Commorce--Poland)
torgoyli Pol'skoy Harodnoy Res-
(Poland-Commorce-Ruesia)

91KIS, AndrIja, Dr.: KROPU, Vida, Dr.: VIZJAK, Nevenka, Dr.
Medical treatment of essential. hypertension. Ned. arh.,
Sarajevo 10 no.1:93-102 Jan-Felb 56.
1. Interno ode1jenjo Opete bolnice, Banja Luka, -Sef: dr.
Antrija Mikes.
(HTPZRTINSION, there
(Ser))

USSR/1humn and Animl Physiology (,Norml and Pathological).
Blood Circulation. General.
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958, 79516.
Author Kropel'nitskaya, M-V.
Inst
Title Prothrombinemia and a Thymol Test in Various
Stages of Insufficiency of Blood Circulation.
Orig Pub: Materialy po obmny muchn. infom. Ukr - n - -i
klinich. re(litsiny, 195'j, vyp. 1, 94-97.
Abstract: No abetrnct.
card 1/1

KTIOPKL'NlT.;KA,~. M. V. Cand Mod 9ci -- (dian) "The functional st,Oe of the
A
li-7er in cases of blood-oiroulntion defloienoy." Chernortsy, 16 pp
(Chornovtsy !;tnte Lied Inst), 200 coliles (KL, 62-5H, 107)
-119-

X1103U1111TSKATA, M.Y.
Yunctionml stnte of the liver in circulntory insufficiency both
before nnd nfter troptment. Yrnah.dolo no.2:197-199 Y '58.
(MIRA 11:1)
1. Uoopltnl'nnya tarnpevtichesk*Ayn klinike (znv.-vrof. W.A.Triger)
Chernovitskogo meditsinskogo Ivatitutn.
(LIVSH) JBIOW-GIRGMATION. DISORWiRS 07)

ZROPILINITSIATA, N.V.
Types of glycento pictures la circulAtory Insufficiency* Trachadelo
no.8t861 Ag 158 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Gospitalinays. terapeOicbeakeya klinika (sav, - Prof.T.A. Triger)
Chernavitakogo meditsinskogo Instituta,
(BMW SUGAR)

KROPELINITSKAYA, M.V., kand.med,nauk
Oxygen therapy of circulatory insufficiency. Vrach. delo no.112
34-37 N163 (MIRA 16:12)
1, Gospitaltnaya terapevtichookaya klinika (zav, - prof,
V.A.Triger) Chornovitakogo meditainskogo inotituta.

ATIVICHS: Zaikin, P.P.; Kropet:3, E.S., Engineers 91-56-8-13/34
TITLEs Preventing Hydraulic Shocks in Steam Yachinery (Predurrezh-
deniye gidravlicheskM udarov v parovykh manhinakh)
PEPTODICAL: Energetik, 1958, Nr 0, pp 18-19 (U,;!3R
AKTRAM Serious damage can occur In oteam machinery in two ways:
1) by stopping the machinery without first switching off
the condensation system; 2) by stopping the water-jet air
pump while the machinery is still working. Both cause a
pressure difference to arise and water is sucked back into
the low-pressure cylinder. To prevent this,,the Lyudilnovs-
kiy lokomobillnyy zavod (Lyudinov Locoriobile Plant) devised
a safety valve to be fitted between the rachinery and the
condenser in the exhaust pipe. This consists of a hollow
spherical brass float mounted on a vertical axix which rises
Card 112 when water is fed back fron the condenser to neal off the

Preventing Hydraulic Shocks in Steam Machinery 91-58-8-13/34
entry to the machinery. The valve was tested ir the plant
and proved offectiv.3 in both the da:rarinp, circurstances
mentioned. There 13 1 diarram.
1. Steam machinery--Operation 2. Valveo--Applicatlons
Card 212

R PF. Ferdinand Aloisovich. PrinlrAl uchastlye NIXITIN, V.A.;
TRIVKOIYzp Li.Gh., red.; MAYINA, M.I.v takhn. red.
(Western Caucasual description of paths for ascending sum-
mits from the Xarekaya Mountain to the Klukhorskly Pass)
Zapadnyi Kavkaz; opisanie putei vookhozhdaniia na vershiny
ot massiva Kara-Kai& do Klukhorskogoperevala. Moskva,
Fizkulltura i sport," 1962. 173 p. (MIRA 16:4)
1, Inatruktor Stavropollskogn krayevogo Turistako-ekskursion-
nogo upravlaniya (for Nikitn").
(CaucaBus--ftuntainoering)

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AUTHORSt Topas, D. Kropfll,, U.J Armd gton, Dab -.716
TITLXi Potentials induced in man's visual system
SOURCUs Hof * sh. Diologiyaj Abse lW94
REF SOURCEt Sb. Problo, bioniki. M.., Mir# 1965j, 24-36
TOPIC TAGSt eye, light biologic effect, blocybernaticep biophysics
ABSTUCT: Electrical activity produced by exciting the eyes With flickering lights
. s registered simultaneously with two gn-ups of electrodes. The activity from
~haese two sources and the measure of excitation were intensified and recorded on a
lycharxnel magnetophone with frequency modulation. The magnetic ribbon obtained
thAs way wan passed into an analog computer programed for averaging physiological,
potentWo. The ribbon was also connected into an automatic computing system for i
measuring c~-actirity. E1y this method it was Possible to obtain eazy-to-analyze
answers for stiauli differing greatly in their excitation forpe from those normally
dealt with in common electrophysiological atudiese According to the sathorp the
technique of wmmtion used in this invest.44ation makes it possible to identify
and to measure the reactions at excitation intensities near the absolute threaholdll,%,
of the tested quantity,, Vp Antonov Oransiation of abetraeg
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WAVANOV. G-G-,prof.-, KROPILINITSUY, Z.N.
Report on th;vrold surgmry based on data fron a conference at
the Lvov Hedleal Institute. gov.khtr.arkh. no.4:139-14P
Jl~Ar, '59. (MIRA 12:11)
(TlfnOID OLkM)--SMGNRT)

Operation of the 68JD HeV Machillic.
C~;RIj-"J,yrdpo:3itu.,, on llqiw,!~ Sner(;y Accvlorat~x:; an-l Fi--r
Physics
Gen~,,v-,11-23 June c,-16
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(dec;ased]; ZROPIN A A. - CMTNO'C, A.V.
Corrections for the median surface of magmatic fields In the six-
motor synchro-cyclotron. Prib.1 tokh,skep.no.3:17-22 11-D 156,
OM 10: 2)
1e Ob'yediuennyy institut, yad*Mkh Isslodovaniy.
(Cyclotron) (Magmatic f Ielde)

DHITRIYZVSKIY,- V.Pv; DANIIA)V. V.1.; DXNISOV, Yu.N.; ZAPLATIN, N.L.; XkTYSBIV,
V.S. [deceasedJ;,MFJN,_A.A.; CBESTNOT, A.T.
- M%k -
AzoitIng radi&*A oncillations for ejecting proton beams from the six-
moter synehrocyclotron. Prib. 1. tekh. skep. no.l-.-11-14 Ja-F 157.
4, (MIRA 10W
1. Ob"yedinenn" institut ;raderuykh leeledovaniy..
,rf. (Protons) (Cyclotron)

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KIRILLOV-UGRYUMOV, V.G.; KROPIN, A.A.; ROGOOV, V.S.: SAMY-LOV, A-V-
Anpular and enervy dispersion of fl'-mesons In a scattered magnetic
field of a six-meter synchrocyclotron. Atom. enerv. 11 no-3:
245-246 S 161. (MIRA 14s9)
(Mesons--Scattering) (Synchrotron) (Mafmetic Fields)

VASIL'YEVSKAYA, D.E.; GLAZOV, A.A.; DUIS6V, Yu.j..; DZIIILiff, Vj.;
LI-IITRIYEVSKIY, V.P.; U.,,OLODCI:IIK(,V, 13.1.; ZATLATIN, N.L.;
KOLIGA, V-V-_;__fM0PIJ-,'j 'j M.; ONISIMENKO, L.N.;
~ .. --A.A.;,,KUZIC(AK
RYBALKO, V.8.; SARKISYANO L.A.; SIIVAijE, Ye.; SAR/MaVA, V.R.,
tekhn. red.
[Theory and the modelin of a circular synchro-cyclotron with
a spiral magnetic fieldl Voprosy toorii i modellrovnniia koll-
tsevogo fnzotroi;a so spirallnoi strukturnoi iragmitnogo polia.
Dubna, Ob"cdinenrqi in-t iadomykh issl., 111-62. 7 p.
(I'TiA 15:4)
(Synchrotron)

GIAZOV, A.A.; DZHELEPOV, V.P.; DMTRIYEVSKIY, V.P.; ZAMDWDCRIKOV, B.I.;
KOLIGAj VS.; XROPINp A.A.; ONISHCHEM, L.M.; SHVABE,, Ye.
1-1 ~- I , I
Effect of a space charge on the frequency of free oscillations
of particles in an iaochronous cyclotron. Atom. energ. 15
no.3005-209 S t63. OCMA 16t10)
(Cyclotron) (.Oscillations)

1 56913-65 EWTW/EPA(w)-2/EWA(m)-2 Pt-7 IJPW as
ACMSS1014 UM A75007939 3/0000/64/000/D00/047/05SS
AUTHORI Glasoy A. A. I Denisov, Yu. M. I Di4t
-L __r_!revvkly. V. P.1
nplatin. ". L. ; K~oiljta: ;7. KoWtqq-bhMtL-&--H- ; ftUjM.A" I ftbflewr, V. P. I
Manoston. H. A-,; Pqp~oyigh, A. V.-
4ITLEi Relativistic 7004%v proton cyclotXM
lot
MIRM International Confe on High rnera, Accelerator*. Dubne, 1963, T
Moscow, Atomizdat, 19649 AMR!
TOPIC TAM p'roton acceler8t0r, relativistic particle
ABSTRAM Current theoretical concepts and experimental data conclusively show thq
to understand the microcosm further it Is necessory to Increase the been Intensity
of accelerators by a factor of 103 and produce imcelerstors with energies up to
thousands of B4v'e. For the post 5-5 years consnant gradient accelsrato" (SOO-
goo Nev cyclotrons) have appeared to be the best way to produce particles with entr,-'
glee up to I Bev (I Gov) with been currents of t1a order of I milliampere Instead
of I microampere (as found Ila synchrocyclotrons). The prevent report describes the
design for a 70041tv proton cyclotron developed by the lAbovetciry of Nuclear Prob-
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ACCCSSIOK KRt AT5007938
blame of the Offal jointly with the W11ErA GKAE SSSR and other scientific research
institutes with rated current proton beam up to 500 microanVeres. The choice of
energy was made on the basis of the fact that at 700 Nov the crose-sactions for
formation of pion& In nucleon-nucleon and nucloon-nucl*1 collision@ are close to
tmxinm. and also becau~s of the possibility of utilizing the tleciromagnot of the
680-Mov synehrocyclotron of the OlYal for the iiew acc*lorator. The following now
problems war* const(Wred In the design because there Is now no similar operational
high-energy accelerators (a) verification of the linear theory and development of
the nonlinear theory of spatial stability and of the phase notion of particles in
the accaleratorl M creation In a large *pace of a magnetic field with complex
configuration and Its stabilization with an unusually high degree of accuracy; (c)
production of apparatus for the wassurement of strongly nonhomoganeous magnatib
fields (gradients up to 4000 ot/cm) with an accuracy better than 10,4; (d) produc-
tion of high-frequency oscillators with power Ai to 2 MW at a frequency of 12 maga-
cycles per second (12 Mc), with frequency stability of the order of 10-3. which
operate with a resonance system with amplitude of the accelerating high-frequency
voltage of up to 100 kilovoltal (a) design of an accelerator and its auxiliary sys-
tems which ensure effective operation and maintenance under conditions of high lave Ls
of activity& (f) development of a highly effective system for the chtmeling of pro-
ton beams from the accelsratoro and also,volutits's of the problems mmoctsd with
Lcard._2/3

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RCCESSION M ATS007930
producing boame of secondary particles and theIr channeling and focuelngl (g) devel.
opment of plans for the protection of personnel and Inst. nts from radiation. The
paper concludes that the relativistic cyclotron offers wide new possibilities for
nuclear research In rediobiology, solid state physics, ate. Orig. art. has 1 7
figures, 3 Ublep.
ASSOCIATIONs (1) Ob"yodinsmyy institut yademykh issledmanniy, Dubna (Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research. Dubne j (U) vauchoo-Issledovatellakly Imtltut~
elaktrvfLyAcheekoy appara ury Iment, 0. V. refvvwva GM SSSR (Scientific Research
Institute*61 E1.0trophys teal Equipment, am S SR)
SUBMITTEM 26"4 :,1 EKCI*s 00 ALS COM I N?
No REr GOVI 00 OTHCRI 002
cj!nt~3

L 227b-66 EWT(m)/EPA (w) LIF (c W
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XC=SIOI( MRt
AT5007943 US/m/64/000/000/0611/0616,

~VMORI Glazovo A. A.1 Dthelepov, V. P.; Dmitritevakly, V. P.; Zmeolodchikovo 3-.
-
:1.1 Kollg&, V. V.; Pin, 'A-.A-.; 'WiVhenko~ _1 Sh*aNi_. Yu., I:.
-
jTIfLEs Ef ct of space charge on t% frse oscillation frequency of particles in 80
.
ilsochronous c
Yclotron
.
SOURM International Conference an High 1?!!m 1263.
�Sc!lsrQtor~; vubnd
_
i7rudy. ~Giow_._Wfiiifi~ n&*.71H4-.-cn--aY-
IC TAGSt high energy accelerator. space charge, cyclotron
ABSTRACTs Theoretical studies of the affect of space charge on the motion of par-
ticles In accelerators- have been carried out In a number of workes Derestotakly,
V. V.1 Gal 'din, L. G.1 Koshkarev. D. T. Pribory t tekhnika eksperimenta, 3, 26
(1956); DmItriyevskly, V. P.; Zamolodchikov. B. 1.1 Kollga . V. V. DokW no konfe-
ce), Cracow, 1960; Kolo-
renteii po tsiktotronm (Report an the Cyclotron Conferen
senskly, A. A.; Labodev, A. H. AtowiaW ensrgiya. 7, $49 (1959). To create strong-
current accolerators it Is important to verify the theoretical conclusions with ac-
tual operating Installations. The present work is concerned with the dependence of
the frequency of *&Ul ofoUlatlou upon US density of the $pM dAMs of the So-
2

L 2274-66
AMESSION NXI AT5007"3
coler4ted particles. Pertinent moasuro~nts were carried out on a cyclotron with
spiral magnetic field for the specific case of molecular hydrogen Lon@ accelerated
up to the energy of 12 Nov (Vaellovskays, D. P., at. al., Atawya "rgiya, 8,
4
189 (1960)), The results of the present work shows that the effect of the spac:
charge does not prevent be** Intensities of the order of several milliamperes In r's
lativistic cyclotrons. A result of this space charge is the displacement of the
zones of resonant Interaction of the oscillations. Expressions are obtained which
describe the effect of the space charge on the basis of linear equations for the
free oscillations, taking account of the electromagnetic field of the accelerated
particles. It is assumed that the particles In a condensed bunch =v uniformly
distributed along the azimuth and that the vertical size of the bunch is such sma.U
or than the azimuthal extension. The main topics discussed arot (1) the density o
the charged particles In a relativistic cyclotron and Its Influence upon the fro-
qu4ncy of the axial oocUlational (2)'messurement of the azimuthal extension of the
bunch; (3) measurement of the frequency of the axial free oscillations; and (4) the
limiting Intensity of the Laterwd bass in a relativistia cyo lotron. OrLg. art.
best 6 figures, 8 formillass
ASSWIATIONt Ob"yedinsuM InstitaCyaderafth iss1A49vsdyf,
Vvbna (JoLp&twtLtute
,
of Nuclear Research)
WMRLTryAl EXCLS 00 am COIX I W
Yo isr kvi ool# OTMI. 002
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69765
14-5600 9/155/59/000/02/006/036
AUTHORt Kropina, VA.
TITLEt --On 'Projective Finsler Spaces With Special Metric
PERIODICALt Hauchnyye doklady rysshey shkoly. Fiziko-matematicheakiye naukil
1959, No. 2, PP. 38-42
TEM I Finsler space is called projective, if its geodesics are described
in a special (projective) coordinate system by linear equations. Directly
starting from the former Investigations by Berwald (Ref. 1-5) the author
considers n-dimensional Finaler spaces with the metric
(3) L(x X a,(
b,(x >')x
7
These spaces are projective if and only if in a certain coordinate system
it is
X#
f-Z x + K , XIIIIX
(25) L
where 1" 0 2., 31 . . . , nof lp2ooop nj K T- constants; f arbitrary function.
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On Projective Finaler Spaces With Special Metric S/155/59/000/02/006/036
The author gives necessary and sufficient conditions which T must satisfy
in order that a space with the metric (25) be a Minkowski space (o.g. it is
sufficient T (x q xi + q , where q, are constants). It is stated
1 0
that the only spaces of constant curvature with the metric (25) are
Minkovski spaces. Finally the author shows that a Finaler space necessarily
possesses an affine connection with the metric
(x9 )eX'X1 and
L
n ~_f3. Altogether the author gi-ves seven theorems.
There are 6 non-Soviet references 1 3 German, 2 American and 1 Dutch.
ASSOCIATIONt Arkhamgellskiy
N.Y.Lomononava
M.V. Lomonosov)
S11DMITTKDt April 27, 1959
tyennyy pedagogicheakiy institut iseni
el'sk State PodaizoRical Institute iasni
tlk~
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PUMA.. V.K.
Introduction of absolute differentiation in Finaler space,
Uch. sap, IAr. goo. pod. inst. no.34:113-123 160. (HIRA 15:9)
(Gecmatry, Differential)

KROFIIU VIK.
Projective two-dimensional Finsler spaces vith special metrics.
Trudy Semspo vektoi tenz.armle no.11:277-292 161. (MIRA 15:3)
(Spacesp Generalizod) (Geometry, Differential)

u~-i --il"
F I JTINVJA~ 1.0
Imn-uitLl-.y of fmit pliyit,-; an(t i-ra I
bol. 10 nc.M;21-,'3 165.
1. Moldav3kly Instilt"Ut saciovckl~,,Lva, lyll
i Kiahtmv3kly

,~SSH/Plajlt Diseases DiacaGea Of Cultivated Plants.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 16o24
0.
Author : Ye.P. Kropia
Inat :---------------
Title : The Desiccation of Pits in Fruit Trees.
(Ysykhaniye kostochkovykh plodovykh derev'yev).
Orig Pub : Sadovodstvo., vinograCnxstvo i vinodcliye Moldavii, 1956,
No 6, 56-57.
Abstract : Cytosporosis which has in recent years spread thmu&t-
out Moldavia has infected aU kinds of Iits, especla.11y
strongly that of the 3pricot and peach 3-12 years oldo
Ilie Infected trees desiccate in the spring up to the
time of the openinr, of the buds or flowering. One has
observed the trunk bark dying, skeletonized. branches or
forks. The productive bodies of the fungus arc located
underthe top layer of the bark. In the fruit tree tis-
sue the fungus penetrates mechanically damaged spots.
Card 1/2

;SSR/Plant Diseases - Diseases of C%dtivatc(-' plants. 0.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.., No 4, 1958, 16o24
Boots are not infeatod by the fungus. It ia recofflawled
to disinfect the crowns with white wash and that. they be
trauted spring and fall with a 4 solution of Bordeaux
mixture to which DDT has been added.
Card 2/2

VERI)ETIFVSKIY, D.D., prof.; KROPIS, E.P.
Causes of the desiccation of stone fruits. Zashch. rast. ot
vred. i bol. 9 no.8tl8-20 164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Kishinevokly sellskokhotyaystyennyy Institut.

)in',,)nJ
Tran--formation of varioun forma of carbon wid nitrolgen nn-,ap,-ur,!5
I b
In peat-plant composts R,),,,z nauk roln rial 68 ru,).2_173-1,92 1 /4.
.i. InstItuto of Soll LaAlvutlon and Manuring, Central of
Agrlcult,iza, Waronwo

KkOH,U) AnLonl
Studies on the transformatIon of rarbon and nitrngfin r-,,nrx~unda in
peat,-plan'. composts and evaluation of tho fertilizing vA-Iuo of such
compos ti. Rocz nauk roln ros' 88 no.4-.791-1."M 164.
1. Inntitaite of 3oil C-uItIvyAtIrn sinri Knnurllng, -Ittin of
Utirml Pconomy, Warmaw.

ICIOPIVNITSKAYA, K.I.
Mvnluatlon of one anDroxltAte SOlUtiOn Of the equation of quasi-
harmonic oscillntions. Xave.~..za-).IYA All URSR. Ser.mashinoved.
6 no.5:138-151 157. (KLRA 10*7)
(ApT)roximate comnutation) (Differentl%l equations)

116ti )1-4 ( r) ) r.. n' V /1) 1 - ~ 9 - 7 -7 12c'
UTHOA: T~ropivni to 'ka, F.j. (!~O
.~taka4u'.K. I.)_
Approximate Solution of the '"quation of Vorces
nuacib,irmonic (Iscillations
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii Nauk TTkrainslkoi "I'D, 113C0, rr)7,
pp 7-`4-720~ T
~.BSTRACT: In this article an approximate solution is giver, of
the nonhomogeneous equation of quasiharmonic oscil-
lations
AA 4- Ix
This solu-tion is obtained on the basis of the method
ane- result of ~'.Y, Teonov /1 2/. For V~e c!-,.se .,:lien t1le
r3 9 1; 1'. e
dynamic damping constant f(,,)is' small((r
approximate solution of nbovW-mentioned equation is
given in a form which is cunveniont for practical ap-
CaTd 1/1
plication and is represented by follo-.:irg formula-

APP:,Oxir1--,!Lte '~Olution of the Pquation of vorces 'Iuasiharmonic r1s-
ir., ton s
Prom solution of this formuln
1A Z
Oeterinining the steady forced qu asil-r-.0nic Occilia-
tir-ils , is obtained for t'ie special c,-,se .,ilhenva --)-
T'-ej.(~- rave 15 matheniatic formulns ard -, 'loviet refere-n-
U (., r7
Ukrayins'kyy poliCriSichnyy -*Liir,4,ytut imeni Tv.Pedorova
(71krainian 'Polygraphic 'Institute JMeni TV.Pedorova)
PRESETITED: G.". Savin, ?'ember AS 17kr--,'!"
SUBMITTED: Janiiary 22, 1959
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S/044/62/000/007/017/100
C111/033
AUTHORs Kropyvnytolka, K. Y.
TITLEs solution of an equation for quasi-
harmonic oscillations
PERIODICALi Roforativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 7, 1962, 36-37,
abstract 7B177- ("Sauk. zap. Ukre' poligr. in-t", 1961,
13, 58-64)
TEXT; Considered is the differential equation of second order
d 2x 2 dx + x
de 'd Z
which.describes the forced oscillations of a mochani-cal system. One
supposes that the dynamic damping coefficient and the perturbing
force S(O) are of the following forms
0 + ~I oos n 6 + F- 2 sin n ('7
e
L 0 r2 , n being constants, -0 > 0, 3(~-) - P sin (p ~- + < p,
being constants. The approximative solution of (1) in the case of re-
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3/04 62/000/007/017/100
On the approximative solution of an $to C111453
sonance is searched according to the woll-known method. A relation bet-
ween the froquoncos of 5(~7), -;( ) and the frequency of the eiSon-
oscillations is given at which the resonance is possible.
J,kbstractorla notes Compl-ete translation.~ L,
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AUT116.11 Abalyan. N. P, (Engr.); L&Mivnitsk!Za, R. A. (Engr.)
ORGI none
TITIZI Corrosiontests of some structural metals in an amoniM alum medium
SOURCI,'3 Xhimichaskoye i nottyanoye mashin)stroyeniyo,, no. 5o 19669 17
TOPIC TAGAI alum, corroaion.rosistant stoal# lead Co-k ~'
ABMiMs tt the Ax Khl8y2T, LO~T 2Xh13
OVIkhimproyakt, gorrovion tests of metals
steela's MWEepper, An
_~OriMuminump and S2VAead',, most frequently employed inthr, constructio
of chemi-c-a-1-machinery were carried7ut in a 45% solution of ammonium alum at 200C and
at the boiling point of the saturated solution under static conditions for 720-1440 hr
The corrosion rate was determined gravimotrically. All the metals tested oxcVt alumi-
num were found to be corrosion-resistant. As expected, chromiu;m-nickel steelf'Uas more
resistant than chromium steelev and lead w&.s roore resistant than copper because of the
fornation of a lead sulfate film. 7he corrosion resistance of load increaseswith rils-
ing temperature. It is recommended that XhI8119T stool be used for making equipment op
erating at normal temperatures in the production of corundum (where ammonium alum in
used as the raw material),, and that S2 jjad,~ used for the construction of units oper
ating in the range of 1000C, Orig. art. has$ I table.
SUB CODES II/ SU13H DATES none
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GRIIMVLG. DKvId Yefinovich Casceasedli "npxx=sQLJjrAq. insh., retfienzent;
HAMIYANICMITv S.I.t Imh., i~t-"nxsnt; OLOStnt AsNe, dotso, red.;
TABILIWA, T*P., red, Isd-va; POLISKAYAq PoGe. takhn, red,,
[Naabiiw shop lq-mt manIftsmetchik makhanicheo'kikh taikhoro
Noskm. Goo. nmohno-takhn. lid-wo mashinostrolt, lit-ry, 1958.
315 1,. (Metalwork) Umbine-shop praetios) (mm 11:10)

V
T
BLYUMBSRG. V.A.; SIMGXM,
,,411, N.N., inzh., rateenzent;
LIBXIND. N.M., insh.. reteencent; red.;
VARKOYRTSKATA, A.I., red.izd-va.- SPMWIMATA, O.V., tekhn.red.;
DLUGOXAUb%ATA, To.A., tekhn.red.
[Operator of boring and turning lathes] Tokarl-kanisellshchik.
Moskva. Goo.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959*
422 p. (MIRA 12311)
(Lathes)

EAZZRMITO Tevganiy Ivanovich-, GU Isum Grigorlyevich; JUMIYUITSKIT,
,_Novel insh.# retsenzentl AWN, AA., kand.takhn.nauk, red.4.
lJftiRA# T.L., red.isd-va; SECHXTIVINA, L.Y., takhn.red.
[Boring-mehine operator] Tokarl-restoohnik. Moskva. Gos.nauchno.-
takha.ind-vo mashinostroit*lit-ry, 1960, 414 p. (MIRA 13:9)
(Drilling and boring machinery)
(Metal cutting)

PRAW I BOCK ZXP14ITATION Sav/4590
Xr-pivnitskiy, Nikolay Nikolayvvichp Aleksaxdr Hikhayinvich Kucher,
Nikolayevich Shornikov
Teltn-.11:!glys metallov (Metals Techaologr) Moscow, M%shgiz, 1960. 499 p.
Rr.--Ata slip inserted. 40,000 copies printed.
WvIeverst N. A. M&lyshev, Engineer, and K. P. Suxin, Engineer; Ed.: V. A.
Blrmberg, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ede. of Publishing House: A. I.
Va,rk;,-,ve+,sL", and M. A. Chfasj Tlech. Ed.: A. I. Nontorovich; Wnaging Ed.
f -.~ ~- Uterature on Machl -13uiMing Tachnology (Leningrad Department, Mshgiz)-.
Y-). P. Nalmov, Engineer.
PUFPCM: This textbook in Intended for engineering trade school students.
r-MBAO.- The textb,-%ok presents the material covered in the course on metals
tec;hn-.l,~gy as eNtablished in the engineering trade educational program
and appr)ved by the Oasudarstvennyy 1roomitat Soveta Kinistrov SBSR po profes-
!- t:-aal 'a* -takhniclieskomu obrLtovanlyv. (ftate Committee of the Council of
X'Wlate-ro USSR for trade and technical education~The fundamentals of physiml
n*t%1lurgy are analyzed.
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Cast-Ing, pxessworking, soldering.. brazing, welding,, cutting, bench work-
ing and electrical machining of metals are discussed. Concise information
materiaUpincluding plastics, Is also given. 7he text
v%r.'%:)uB metal-cutting machine toclp. No 1*rsonalities are ment7toned.
Tbezv~ wv no references.
TAME G?~ C-4(%IJSNTS:
FARr I. FUNDAM72ALS CP PHYSICAL )ARTAUUWY
3
Ly 'ac Va 7
Ch. BRslc Info--Ymti:Dn on Matall grap (p.V. puL he
1, Hesentials and significance of meta1lography T
2. Inner metal stru-.tare 7
Px---~ceases of crystallization in metals; formation of crystals 12
4. Allr-tr.Vit transformations in metals 15
9. WtP-1 alloys,, their structure and crystallization 16
B1.aaTy--%l1cj equi.Ubrilum diagram and their construction 19
7. P,-.,PeJ~Aes of alloys depending on their composition and structure 25
3. Wthods of investigating the metal structuxe 26
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SM/4590
Ch. TT. Propertles of Metals and Methods Applied to IXtermine Tlwm
(N. N. Krapivnitskky) 32
9. Physical pr,7r-rties of metals 32
1.0. Miot-la&I prDperUes of metal 35
31. pr3perties of metals and methods applied to dateraine
'bem 35
12. The. processing properties and quick shop testing of metals 59
Cb. of Pig lx~on (R. V. Pagmebeve.) 65
Rw matierials for pig ironj refr%ctory mterl-als,
65
I B'Aszt furna*e arrangement 69
15. BIAst furnaw proeens 72
16. BL&At fwnate produtts and their utilirAtion 75
17. C:mpogltion, types? -classification,, aad designation of pig 18ron
ft!r,-x,IIng 4W G09T 76
0".. TV. Mnutae,.ure of Steel (R. V. Pagacheva)
81
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oteelwjdng Meese 81

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Open-heartb steelmaking process 87
20. vfi.,Ftr~g R-IA-el in electric fuxn&ces 91
21. R~tr,.~"g Cf ateel 95

94. -4,.I~ljxe and defec
-s of a steel ingot.
98
94 99
A:--!., YTA eteels 107
HIO.---ipeed tovI. stee" U2
26. ql^el ulth spec:!Al physical and cbemical propertIes U3
(It.. V. FXa4, Tive,tment of Steel and Cast Iron (N. ff. "ivniteldy) 13-7
`7 'n .
princI.Ip1ps of beat treatmert
A
117
5-0-Lng and methcAs In heat treatment 131
Am,~%ling and vo-r-11TIng of carbon steel 137
Qper.-:I-hardeaing of steel 140
Tempr-~,.'Jng of steel 1117
featui-es of the beat treatzL-nt of alloyed steel 148
,,f heal; treatment of certain tools aM parts 153
V1. gutla/k- bnat trestwat of etAel IL55
"1 5. 7re7w.~ctrwlcal treatment of steel 161
Frqt *rpatment of cast iron 16q
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Ob. VT. O%rtlde Alloys (N. N. Kropivnitakiy)
37. Concise information on wet&l c&rbidee
~8. Mx materials for making carbide alloys
-.9. Pawdered metal emrbi4e alloys
440. C".t hqxd-facing alloys
Ct,. Vil. Nonferrous Metals and Alloys (P. N. Shomikov)
41. Copper and its alloyp
42. Alumtn= and its alloys
4j. Mapealtzm, and its alloys
44. Bear-Ing (antife-etion) &lloys
Co. CozrNs--?on of Met&ls (N. N. Kropivnitakiy)
Tyj*9 of corrosion
Ye-&z,.de of prQteotlng MOtAIS against corrosion
PAPT U. NONMAI= MATERIALS
Th. TX. P1&0L-":;a (N. H. "IANUitekiy)
1"If latt-r-'als fer Plastics
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49. of fabrIcating articles made of plastics
50. (:vp , f !n maj%blne 3uilding
r- h . X- Al,:"-s'.-m Mmto-~,!Als and Proft-As (R. V. Pagache-M)
mterialp. their types and charuterli sties
for la-pping and buffing
C1. U. &nd Co,,Aante (R. V. Pigscheva)
54. and thelr ase im the industry
5 5. C~'-Umg lubrif,,ants
PART IU. FOODOG
Ch. XL1. Productirm of Wtals and AUrjys ( P. N. Ghornikov)
,6. Wlttng units
r
57- EL-q-.J.rements for cwt alloys
.58. C-%Ptfng of irvn
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213
216
218
213
2-20
223
2,05
225
226
229
229
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Gh., TITI. W%nufactiLving of Castings 236
59- Patterns and core boxes 236
60- Pmj^ration of mold and core mixtures 2,1Z
61. Wlding 24o
6P. FIMIng of molds., shaking out,, and cleaning of Castings 247
Ch~ X1V. Special Types sad QL~ity Inspection of Castings
(P. N. Shornikov) 249
6*3. Special casting methods 249
64. Q,;&Uty Inspection of Castings and repair of defects 253
PART IV. MWDO OF METALWORMG
Ch, XV. Presevcrking of Metals ( P. N. Shornikov) 255
69. F%.~tors &ffect!.ng In the Pressworking of metal 255
66. Te=-evLtuxe -..mge in hot working and the heating of metals 258
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68. CAd r~,lling and draving 266
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70. Mt. the f crgllng
71. C~,Id P,,IAqIng
-I of mef^le 279
75. 'D-fp,~ta f-,f r.-!Iled stock and f:~rgings 28;.,.
Ct,,. X111. 13 !A#-.rJ.ng., Brw.',.ng avd Welding of Yetmls (P. N. Shornikov)
,14. S: der-..-ag and br%,,!-ng 281
We.-ALng mtalp 284
'welding 288
7. GaF, w. !Cmg 297
GA-R Cut*-!mg of 502
'9. TI-,e vr ldIm g 3o4
E;(.'. lmepect-~c~n of velds and preventi,-;a of defects 305
Ch. XVII. BaAi7. Infozmt!,.on on the Yetal-C-Ating Process
(A. M. Kar-her) 307
mviev 307
P. prl-nctples of ne+&l cutting 3 12
8',, E~Iv~ - k of fenWrs on the cutting process 319
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Ch. XVIII. ClAssifi,_-96tion of Yletal-Clatting *%chlac Tools and of
Their Typical Vachanisms (A. M. ftclter) 324
IW. 8peeds and feeds in metal-cutting mn-chine tools 324
85. Machine-tool drives 327
86. Mechaniems for stepvive speed ahlfting 336
67. Mechanisms of rretilinear translatory motion 342
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38. -chanisms of machine tools 347
Other typical w
89. Classifiefttion and type designation of metal-cutting machine tools 352
Ch. XIX. Machine Tools of +,be lathe Group (A. M. 103.cher) 357
(K), Pixpose and subassemblies of lathes 357
91. Er-g!jw lathe s 376
~P. Other types of machines of the lathe group 383
Ch. XX. RaclUnes of the DriUlng Group (A. M. 10zcber) 390
9~. Paxk,"e and classification of drilling maehines 390
,A. Vert!~:.~al dril]-ing machines 4W
,~5. ",-,bar tivea of mchines of tbot drilling gmup 401
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Gb. XXf,. KtUiug M%c-tlues and Their Operstion (A. M. Kiri~r) luo
96. MIII.Lng pr:cess 1403
117.
typer t-~f mJ.11ing cutters
98. C!.v,?s-fIcAtIcn ct -milling me~himee 41G
919. Ar.---Lngemen+ r~f' knne-and-colt~mn mill-ing a-&~Ucee 415
1 - CY-1. -)~bpr f7pes ct milling mw:hines 41.9
n, . XXII. TnO-land Bros,.-;hing Vac-Mmea (A. M. tittr) 422
1.01. %n(1 ~,Ynclse charactertstin ct recipr-.7%ttog
t,:,::ls and br---%rh!.ng machines 4-23
1, ( Q- .Shape ra 423
1 pj,%nere
431
1 Ni. 51-ttLng machlmi3 4-54
105. Br:j&--~,hlng mf~hincs 435
C.-b. XXITI. Gj7.~ndlng M&-.hines and Their Opoistten (A. M. Kup-her) 433
Grtudlng pmnnss 438
IW. PrImAW. t.yl>es of grixAing machines 41P
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Ch. XM. Ge!Lr Cutting (A. M. JUeher)
loa. Gesir-",-utting methods
A 09. Prlaalpsl types of gear-cutting mschines
110. 5D32 typ!gear-milling moochim
4 ~~90
450
45o
454
455
Cb. XXV. W%%suring Tools (N. 11. Kropivnitskiy)
11. Geeneml conc>eptions of engineering measunwnts
LL2. Wasur-Ing tools &n4 their purpose
C-1). XXV1. Bench Working (11. N. Kropivnitakiy)
LL.5. TyWa of bench working opemtions
3-14. lAyIng, oixt
1-1-5. Wsellng and saving of metiLle
116 VXng
1"j.7. Alin ra
DT-t' g, r-ojntex Inking, ccimterboring opotftoing and
v*.a.ming
14.8. Thjead!.ng
~19~ S7:-.-.plmg end 3Apping
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462
462
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475
476
479
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Ch. XXITIA. Elecl~rl,-.al Wih-ds Gf KL,~tLnlng W-+.mlb (N. N. r-,--plvD!tskiy,) 490
park mr~hla!ng (~!f m&, %1m 4 go
mchlmtng 4 92
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KROPIVHITSKIyj--Njkolzy NIko3AkysvichjKUCJ1FJt, Alekerndr Mikhaylovich;
Raisa Viktorovnal SHOW11KOV, Petr Nikolayevich)
MAIISHEV, N.A.# inzh.p retoenzent; SURIF, K.F.0 iri&.,
retsenzentj BLYUMBERG, V.A., kando tekhr.. nauk, red.;
VORKOVETSKMAt A.I.v red* izd-va; UFASp M.A., red. izd-va;
KCI;TO,qCVICII, A.I., tekhn. red.
[Technology of metalo]Tokhnologiia metaUov. [Efl N.N.Kro-
pivnitskii i dr. Moskva,, MashgAz, 1962, 499 pe
(149tals) (Metalwork) (MIRA 15:9)

KROFIVNITSKU ') NON.; WCHKOV, P.P.p kari;- ivolk,
SHUDAYEV, Yu.S., inzh.p V.A,;
kand. toklin. mik, rod.; (AiTkI, 11I.A., r,I-rI.i.,.d-va;
VARKGVETSKAYA, A.I... red.1wl-va, 13APOINA, A.A., tokhn. red.
[General course in machim-ril,,ji Oboheldi kurs
slesarmogo dela. Moskva, 1963. 407 p.
(1,11 RA 17: 2)

hT.OPIVNITSKIYI N.N.; KUCHERI A.M., kand. tekhn. nauk;
PYUt7M7t---R.V.j SHORNIKOVs, P.N.; BYCHKOV, P.P., kand.
takhn. naukp rateenzentj HAUSHEV, N.A., insh., retaenzent
[Technology of metalB] Tekbnologiia metallov. [By) N.N.
Kropivaitskii i dr. Izd*2*s perer, i dop, Hoskvas Izd-vo
"Mashinostroenie," 1964. 5W p. (MIRA 17s8)

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---BOURCE-CODEt U11/2562/66/000/016/015/0122
AUTHOR: _Koropp V. F!1(JDwr1koY)j Kropjvny7,p A. F._(Parlkoy)
ORG: none
TITLEi On a stochastic learning model In which an allowance Is made for the extrapolation
response, -
SOURCE: Problemykibertotiki. no. 16. Moscow. 19", 116-122
TOPIC TAGS: experiment animal, mathematic model, Information theory, mathematic
operator, co&joiroo-vro RFAes.X p Otompmoov &rrceAJ
AMRACT: This repr4sents the first ever attempt to construct a mathematicartnodQl of
animal behavior which takes into account not only reflex responses but also the extrapolation
responne. The model Is based on the findings of screen experiments (Fig. 1) in which anims" ,
(pigeons, abordevines, hawfinches) were offered food via central alit (4). after which the
receptacle with food would move either to the right or to the left, disappearing from the ani-
mal's field of view, in order to test the animal's ability to extrapolate the direction in Which
the receptacle would move wd to accord.ing!y move In the same direction so as to obtain the

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food. The constructed model is one-dimensional (movement along the screen) and discrete in
time. The screen Is divided into seven zones and the events are considered only at the time
Instant tJ r where r Is a constant time Interval# and we are interested only in the
Identity of the zone in which the animal happens to be present at a given time instant. Thus,
the trajectory of the animal's movement Is described by the numerical sequence of zones.
For example, the sequence
466544321
shows that at the time Instant to - 0 the animal was in zone 4. at the time t r , in tons 61
and so on. The animal's movement is governed by the set of numbers
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PJ&>O ' ((,.k-1,2,...,7), PIA, 7)9
w~lch change in time. P~ Is the probability that the animal present In the zone I desires to
onier zone k. If this probability Is realized, we say that event Aik has taken place. Thus,
pj~ = P I A,1kJ . in the course of solving the problem, the animal receives outside information
on food, which leads to a change In pik. In the model pIk is processed with the aid of liaear
operators dependent on five parameters: degree of establishment of conditioned reflex re-
sponBes; degree of extinction of these responses; damping rate of probability shift; Initial
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power of extrapolation response; initial power of residual desire. Orig. -art. hass 2 figures,
6 formulas, 3 models.
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XROPWNICKI, Stanialaw
Apparatus and equiFmnt produced In the Textile Institute.
Przegl vlokien 16 no.qzSapp1.1 Biul inst vlokien 14 no.5:3-5
s 162.

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"Season for planting potAtoes." (p.46) NOWF HOLNICTVIO (Panstwowe ',-iydawnictwo Rolnicze in
Lesne) Warszawa, Vol. 3, no. 4, Apr. 1954
SO: ECI Furopean Accessions List, Vol 3, No. 8, August 1954

~~rotgo V14nti" trW�. M, Bicrcki And K.
Njuh Fol., 19-55. 70. A. 518-3471-1-Iii-ct:1 vt thsle of plAziting ..It
thr yirld of tubt,rs and tit itArcls in ditt-!iPja &.-Atictl Arc ci if :irx~l,
Thi~, relatilinphip 1~etwtrn %tarch yil-H (1~r (4rre) of%,) tirlit: 11
dep,ndent, mi %oil ant] chnintic condilints during tht 1Wri'd of max
alliallilation by tile plant.4.

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60 S/058/62/000/008/050/134
A061/A101
AUVOILS: Nymm, U. Kh., Kropman, D. I.
TITLE: On the photoelectric polarization of the ZnS-Cu phosphor
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 8, 19~2, 44, abstract 8V310
("Tr. In-ta fiz. i astron. M EstSSSR", 1961, no. 15, 203 - 208;
zummary in Fnglish)
TEXT: The relaxation of the photoelectric polarization of luminescence
and of the phosphor-stored light sum was investigated for the ZnS-Cu phosphor.
Light sum and photoelectric polarization were found to decrease simultaneously
after excitation ceased. This result is regarded as proof*that the electron
processes being responsible for photoelectric polarization are largely of a
volume character, and that the mecharlisms, upon which depends the conservatlon
of photoelectric polarization and light sum, are closely interrelated.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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4. Ophthalmology
7. Priority of Russian science. Vest. oft. 31 no. 5, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, - lamvi= 1953. Unclassified.

-KROPMAN. I.L.
Vitamins A &ad Bl therapy of corneal 41sesses. Test. aft. 33
no.5:30-34 5-0 154. (MLRA 7:10)
1. It glasnogo otdeleniya (say. dotsent V.A.Savi) Tartuskoy
respublikanskoy klinldhaskoy bolinitay.
(CORMA, disaases,
there, vitamins A & Bl)
(VITAMIN A, therapeutio use,
corneal die.)
(VITAMIN %therapeutic use,
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KROPMAN9 LL,# kand.med.nauk
Some observations concerning A.I. Dobromyslov's review of E.M.
Fisher's booko "($ncomitant strabiome and its treatment."
Oft, 2hur, 15 no, 6081-383 160, (MIFLA 13:10)
(STRABISMUS) (DOBROMISIA)VO A.I.) (FISHM0 E.M.) -

USSR/Physical Chemistry Kinetics, Combustion,-EXI)i051011s, B-9
Topochemistry, Catalysis.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 44o
Author B.A. Doleoplosk, Ye.N. Kropocheva.
Inst
Title Oxidation-Reduction Systems for Initiating RadL-al Proces-
ses. III. Application of Reduction Reaction of Metal
Oxide Salts by Hydrocarbons to Initiate Polymerization
Process.
Orig Pub Zh. obshch. khimti, 1956, 26, No 11, 2980-2984
Abstract Naphthenate of Fe2+ is forming at the heating of Fc3, naph-
thenate (I) solutions in a series or hydrocarbona (benzene,
n-amylene, isoamilene, cyclohexene, pentadiene-1,4,-isopre-
ne, isoprene dimer) at 1500 and in absence of 02 in the
system. Isoprene polymerizes at 100P in presence of I;
the polymerizati-)n speed rises with the concentration in-
crease of I, and the molecular wei(jit of the polymers
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 440
drops; the content of 1-2 and 3-4 linka in the polymer
(5 to 6%) and the vitrtfication temperature (-()6./.'0) cor-
respond to specimens obtained at the radical polymeriza-
tion. The naphthenate of Cr3+ behaves similarly to 1,
but the polymerization speed is lower in its presence.
Heating of a 2%-ual polyiaoprene solution in benzene at
1500 in presence of I results in polymer com9tructlon.
The mechanism of formation of free radicals connists in
tearing the a -methylene H atom off from the hydrocar-
bon, reduction of Fe3+ to Fe2+ and liberation of the naph-
thenic acid.
See part II in RZhKhim, 1957, 69062.
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