SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LIVSHITS, M. A. - LIVSHITS, M. S.

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AUTHOR: Livshit.g.-M. L. (Engineer); Zolotavin B. N. Engineer); Chukvinskiy, M. M.
(EngineeV7,rToaeyev, G. I. (Candidate of technical sciences) )I
ORG: ORGRES, VTI-YuO
TITLE: Investigation of the applicability of direct-flow boiler PK-38 in a unit
with turbine K-160-130 and reliability of its operation with sharp load changes
SOURCE: Teploenergetika, no- 3, 1966, 19-24
TOPIC TAGS: steam boiler, industrial heat exchanger/PK- 38 steam boiler
ABSTRACT: Results are presented from experimental investigations of the
dynamic characteristics as to steam consumption and temperature conditions
of the PX-38 direct-flow boiler with gas as a fuel. When the automatic controls
are working properly, load changes of up to 37% of nominal can be withstood,
with stable heating surface. The heat exchanger surfaces may undergo changes
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of about 400C from ordinary operating temperature. ad changes of up to 80t hr
per minute can be performed: without forcing, the time to 90% as3iGned load.
:after sudden change is 6-5-75 sea; with double forcing for 30 see, the time to
~'90% load is 40 see. The unit can pick up a 35-Mw power system in 10-12 sea
with no forcing, a 45-Mw system with forcing, without changing steam pressure
!over 10 bar,. The injection used in the initial portion of the heating tract
lis effective in increasinqj the reaction rate, but causes rapid temperature
-fluctuations of the metal in the area, which should be further imestigatod,
Orig. art. hais: 6 figures and 1 isb~ . CJPRSI
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'AUTHOR: MrshajtAL D.
ORG: Basics Institute 1M. P. N. Lebedev, Acadeimr 2f Sclenegg OSSE (Fizicheakiy in-P
stitut Akademii, nauk GSSR)
TITLE: Contribution to the theory of nonrenormalizable interaction" It. no 2 66
S(XMCE: Zh eksper i teor fiz. Pis1ma v redaktoiyu. Prilozheniye, v. p 19
68-71
TOPIC TAGS:' particle scattering, Schroedinger equation, perturbation theory
ABSTRACT: To check whether the difficulties in the theory of nonrenormalizable inter-
actions (INRI) in due to inability to solve the corresponding dynamic equations out-
side the framework of perturbation thoery or 'whether these difficulties demonstrate
that the equations themselves are unsuitable the authors use a method previously de-
veloped by one of them (Kirzhnits, ZhETF v. t9, 1544, 1965) to anilyze the scattering
of two nonrelativistic particles in an axiomatic differential (with respect to charge)
formWAition. The scattering mtrix element of the interaction Lagrangian is chosen
in the in-representation and the scattering phase shift is determined from an equa-
tion derived by L. D. Landau (in: Theoretical Physics in the Twentieth Century, In-
terscience, 3,90, P. 245)o Solutiorm for this equation, which are not derivable from
the Schroediv&r equation, are found to exist and are obtained. It is shown that a
similm situation arises in relativistic scattering with four-fermion interaction,,

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provided allowance is made for the two~particle intermediate states only. It is de-
duced J.Yom the results that,, at least within the framework of the models considered,
the PRI problem has a singular solution free of the difficulties inherent.in these
interactions and non-analytic in the charge. Min solution cannot be obtained from
the d3niamic equations and arises only when the problem is axiomatics.13,Y formulated.
The results confirm the likelihood of the point of view that the dynamic theory is
not suitable for a description of such interactions. The authors thank the partici-
pants of the theoretical semi s of the ftsics Institute im. P. N. Lebedev., the
Mathematics Institute im. V. A. Steklav, and the Joint Institute of Nwlear Research
for useful discussions* Origo art. has: 7 formulas.
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jAUTHOR: Livshits, M. A. (Candidate of physico-mathematical sciences)
MG: none
TITLE: Active regions on the sun
SOURCE: Zemlya i vselennaya, no. 3, 1966, 36-41
TOPIC TAGS: solar activity, solar astronomy, solar atmosphere, solar chromosphere,
solar corona, solar cycle, solar phenomena, solar photosphere, solar radiation
ABSTRACT: The structure of the solar atmosphere and solar activity are briefly describ
ed in popular terms. The following specific topics are considered: corona, chromo-
sphere, photosphere, sun spots, the mechanism associated with the formation of active
regions, magnetic fields of the active regions, convection effects, and the propagation
and attenuation of solar sound waves. High energy light quanta and particles of vari-
ous energies which arrive from the sun interact with the external atmosphere of the
earth. A sharp change in corpuscular and x-ray radiations due to active solar regions
produces a series of geophysical phenomena which result in magnetic atoms, aurora bo-
realis, disruption of radio communications and increased radiation hazards to astro-
nauts. Orig. art. has: 6 figures.
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AUTHOR: Livahlt"A~j. A.-
ORG: Institute-of Terrestrial Mag2etism, Ionosphere, and Propagation of Radio Waves,
Academy of Sciences SSSR (In-t zennogo magnetizaa, Aonoefery i rasprostraneniya
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radimla Akademii n SSSR)
TITLE: Line widths in spicules
SOURCE: Astranomicheakiy Z~Urnal, v. 43,.no. 4, 1966, TA-720
70PIC TAGS: hydrogen spectral line, helium spectral line, ionized calcium, solar
eclipse, chromospheric spicule, Doppler principle j 4-huf 401,0rv 1001-091? 15plat",
//cf,0Je0CV&J 4.10e_
ABSTRACT: Widths of spectral lines of hydrogen, helium, and ionized calcium have.
been observed during 196h and 1965 with a coronograph deieloped at the Institute of--
Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere, and Propagation of Radio Waves. These lines
belonged t icules in the upper chromosphere and were located in spectral range
89-10 F. The Ce line of 3968 K split into a series of narrow lines. All
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lines observed were taken from chromospheric elements whose dimensions were about
2000 km in diameter at various altitudes. The width of the hydrogen line H was
0.0001 X, and the population at that width was determined to be 1.2-109 cm-l~ Line
V~atha_ V, - fiqz~ spicule to a icule with large. amplitiid,6d.__ I.ine
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profiles do not agree with Doppler profiles. Verious.possibi1ities of explaining the
large line' widths in spicules am discussed. Firther analysis'of the line widths and

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Ahe form of the profiles made it possible to accept macroscopic notions in spiCues
vith velocities of '10 km/sec. Tangential velocities in spicules are high. Me
author expresses thanks to 0. M. Nikol'sky and A. A. Oazanoy for given unpublished
4ata and R. A. Gulyeyey for discussion. of the conteqts of this-publications Origi
has'. .2 .tables and figures,

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AUTHOR: Livshits, M. A.; Demkina, L. B.
TITLE: Width of - Ila. D and 110830 lines in solar spicules
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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 7. 51. 392
REF SOURCE: Solnechnyye dannyye, no. 10'. 1965, 55-58
TOPIC TAGS: solar spicule, spectral line, spectral line width, coronograph
/lZ'1V1IRAN coronograph
ABSTRACT: The widths of spectral lines Hot, D3 and '1'10830 in spicules were
measured on the basis of spectrograms obtained in 1964-1965 with the IZIMIRAN
coronograph. Photographs of spectra and typical line profiles are given. The i
profiles are not Doppler profiles. A flat apex, often with two maxima, is typical
for them. Line widths vary sharply from one spicule to another. The width of
line fid'lies within 0. 43-0. 73 A. Profiles with'A;L-: 0. 56 A, belonging, apparently,:-
to elements 2000 km in diameter, and profiles with 0. 45 A occur most
frequently. The widths of D lie within 0. 4-0. 7 A, and the value most frequently
occurring is that of 4i-, 0. 96 A. The width of ~. 10830 is 1. 0-1. 8 A, with a
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mean value of 1. 45 The bibliography consists of 6 titles. B. Iopsha.
[Translation of abstract]
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AUTIHOR: Livshits, M. A.
,TITLE: Convection increases as a mechanism for the formation of areas of activity
:SOURCE: Ref. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 6.51.445
REF SOURCE: Sb. Solnechn. aktivnost'. No. 2. M., Nauka, 1965, 103-107
iTOPIC TAGS: solar activity, solar facula, solar spectrum
iTRANSLATION: Observations of the contrast of faculae in a continuous spectrum lead th
iauthor to conclude that the flux of the continuous radiation areas of activity exceeds
.the flux of unexcited particles in the solar atmosphere by 3%. For higher layers of
Ithe atmosphere heated by various types of waves and radiating primarily in lines, the
'difference does not exceed one order of magnitude, This phenomenon can be adequately
;explained if it is assumed that the convection rate in subphotospheric layers of activ
,solar areas increases by 30%, as compared with the unexcited areas. 15 references.
X. Dubov.
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AU1711011: Livshits', M. A.; Obridko, V. N.; Pikcl'ner, S. B.-
ORG: Institute o Lerrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere, and Radiowave Propagation,
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AN SSSR (In Lgo magnetizma, ionosfery i rasprostraneniya radiovoln All SSSR);
15tate Astronomicall Institute im. P. K. Shternberg (Goo. astronomicheskly in-t)
;TITLE: Radio emission and atmospheric structure above sunspots
ISOURCE: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, v. 43, no. 6, 1966, 1135-1142
TOPIC TAGS: radio emission, sunspot, photosphere, chromosphere Alfven wave, solar
1co rona
ABSTRACT: The ciTcularly polarized radio emission on centimeter wave lengths from the
regions above sunspots requires the presence of a magnetic field If a, 1000 G and coronal
Itemperature a, 106'K. Direct observations of magnetic fields in the phoLosphere and
chromosphere as w611 as theoretical considerations on intense broadening of a tube of
lines of force in:rarefied atmospheric layers show that field strength of It 2! 1000 G is
found only at hei0hts not exceeding 3000 km. This implies that the corona apparently
begins at a small.height above spots. A model of a radio source is computed using the
radio spectrum of:sburcea and data on circular polarization. Hydrostatic density dis-
tribution is-assumed. The radio data allow reliable determination of temperature on
height. The sharp boundaries of the source, its radiation directivity, and its coin-
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cidence with umbrae are also explained. The difference between the chromosphere above
the spot and normll chromosphere is associated with small dissipation of Alfven and
accelerated waves in a strong field. The slow (sound) waves fade in the low chromo-
spheric parts, where they do not cause noticeable heating. Apparently only accelerated.
waves reach the corona, where they are transformed Into other types of waves and fade
lat great heights.: From there, the energy is passed by heat conduction to the low
parts of the coroja responsible for radio emission. orig. art. has: 2 formulas,
12 figures, and l.table.
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AM008918 BOOK DGWITATION S/
Livshits M. A.; Pugachev, V. N.
Probability analysis of automatic control systems. :v. 2: Nonlinear systems.
Systems of discrete operation (Veroyatnostny*y ~Lna~liz sistem avtonatichesko-M
upravleniya. Et.] 2: Nelineyny*ye sistemyk. Sistemy* diskretnogo deyrivi~aY
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TOPIC TAGS: automation, probablifty, automatic control, analog autanatic control,
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accuracy, pulsed element,, digital elemnt
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nonlinear static and dynamic analog elements and their charecteristics, the princi-
pat enginieering methods of probability analysis of rwxkm processesq and the
operating acewacy of nonlinear statiauvy and ncnstatimary &ialog systems.
Equaticns, are also derived and the characteristics determined for linear and non-
inear pulsed and digital elements with ooratant parameteres and methods am sham
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and of ithe operaeing accuracy of linear, and nonlinear diotal systems with constant.
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TABLE OF CdW~ [abridged]:
Foreword - 3
Ch. 1. Nonlinear system elentaits dwacteristics of random processes at the
output bf a nonlinear element - -.7
Ch. IL Chbracteriatics of randan processes in stationary and namstationary non-
linear SlystOms - - 138
Cho In. Characteristics of random prooessee in systema wl~lf rwWam parwaten
and in systems of semiautomatic ccintrol 254
Cho IV. Digital elements 276
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Ch. VI. Characteristics of I~h4c= processes in linear digital sYstems 357
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ticns for equivale~ 6f digital and w1alo systems - - 435
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methods. 'Vent. Mfosk. un. Ser. 1:Mat.., mekh. 19 no-3:15-24 My-Je
164. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Kafedra teorli funktsli Moskcw3kogo universiteta.

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Convergence of orthogonal series In subsequences of partial su=s.
Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. I.: Mat., mekh. 19 no.6:61-64 E-D '64.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Kafedra teorii funktsly I funktsionallnogo analiza 14oskovskogo
universiteta.

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Physical state of the abbyssal matter of the earth's crust and
upper mantle in the Kurile Island region of the Pacific belt.
Geol. i geofiz. no.lsll--20 165. (~ERA~ 18j6)
1. Sakhalinnkiy komplokenvy nauchno-issledovatellakly Anstif.xv~
Sibirskogo otdolenlya, AN SSSR, pooelok Novo-Aleksandrovsk.

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flew concepts concerning the tectonics of Sakhalin in the light
of geophysical data and some considerations regardirg gas and
oil potentials. Geol. i geofiz. no-6:49-59 163.
(MIRA 19: 1)
1. Sakhalinskoye territoriallnoye geologicheakoye upravloniye,
Okha-na-Sakhalino. Submitted July 30, 19612.

LMHITS, H.L.
Clinical aopect of the prodrotrial period of infectious hapatitio
in children. Yop.okh.mat.i det. 8 no.3tg-U Mr 163. (Min 16:5)
1e Iz kafedry spidemiologii (zav-. - prof. V.A. Bashenin)
Zeningradskogo sanitamo-gigiyenicheskogo meditsinskogo insti-
tuta '6itor - prof. A.Ya. Ivanov).
(WATITIS, IRFECTIOUS)

LIVSHITS, M.L. (Bovislav, L'vovBkoy oblasti)
Ultraviolet rays in the compound treatment of diseases of the lumbo-
saoral region of the peripheral nervous system. Vrach. delo no.6:
133-236 Je 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Madiko-sanitarnaya chast' neftyanikov i gorodskoye bollnic-hno-
poliklinicheskoy% ob"yedineniye.
(ULTRAVIOLET RAYS-THEWBUTIC USE)
(NERVES, SPINAL-DISEMES)

LIVSHITSt M.L. (Borislav, Llvovskoy oblasti) I-
Case of tabetic arthropathy. Vracb. delo no.12:150 D ,61.
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Gummatous hepatitis simulating cancer of the stomach. Vrach.delo
no.10:137-138 0 162. (MIERA 15:10)
1. Borislavskoys gorodskoye bollnichno-Oiliklinicheskoye
ob"yedineniye. (LIVER--SYPH-ILIS) (STOMACH-CANCER)

LIVSHITS, M.L.
Bicalin in the compound treatment of peptic ulcer. Vrach.delo
no.12:116-3.17 D 162. (MIRA 15tl2)
1. Kurort nTruskavets".
(PEPrIC ULCER) (DRUGS)

LIVSHNS, M.L. (Borislav)
Allergic dermatitis caused by the intake of polionWelitis
vaccine. Vrach. delo to-82136-Ag'63. (MIRL 16:9)
1. Detskoye bolluichno-poliklinichookoy-9 obOyedineniye, Borislav.
(SKIN-DISEASEQ (VACCINATION)
(POLIMMITIS PUMMON)

LIVSHITSY M.L. (BorL31OV)
Clinicnl evalusilie-m of a kn~ie phonorginon. Vrnch. delo nr).3:1"4
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Sanitarnaya ParVatka Traktoristu Mli-nsk, Gosizdat !KSSR, Red. Nauch.-Tekhn.
Lit., 1954 8s. 17sm. (Y,-Vo Zdravookhraneniyn B55R. Kaff-dra '-A-lieny
Plinsk-ogo Med. Tn-Ta). 25-000 FKZ- Bespl. -
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LIVSHITS, M.L.
Joint plenary session of the administration of the White Russian
Society of Hygienists and the Council on Public Health and
31pide-milogy of the Ministry of Public Health of the White
Russian S.S,R. Gig."i san. 23 no.8:84-85 Ag '58 (xm 11:9)
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tekhn.izd-vo khim. lit-ry, 1961. 506 p. (MIU 34:12)
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LIVSHITS, M.L.
Standardization plan for paint materials for 1962. lakokras.mat.i
ikh prim. no.2:70-71 162. OMIRA 15:5)
(Paint materials-Standards)

L1VS11 ITS 2 M. L i
Plan for developing standards and spocification for 1961.
Lakokras. mat. i 1kh prim. no.3:';9-59 '61. (MIRA 14:6)
(Paint materials--Standards)

LIVSHITS, M.L.
Classification of lacquers and paints. Lakokras. mat. i ikh
prim. no.6:78-W 161. (KRA 15:3)
(Lacquer and lacquering) (Faint materials)

GRMOVSKAYA, -A.M.; BE=
,NY
Systems of testing and quality evaluation of paint materials.
Lakokras.mat.i ikh prim. no,3:66-67 162. WIRA 15:7)
(Paint materials-Testing)

S/276J63/000/002/024/052
A052/A126
AUTHORS: Grozovskayal A*M., and Livshite
TITLE: Teating system and quality evaluatioll of paint materrials,
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Tekhnologiya maohinostroyeniya, no. 2,
1962, 103, abstract 2B545 (Lakokrasoohn. materialy i ikh
primeneniye, no. 3, 1962, 66-67)
-TEXT: The quality control in.serial pAint proluction consists in
testing the characteristics provided for by the relevant standards and ape-
cifications. In the process of development and introduction of paint mate-
ria2.8 new r)ndlittlestudied additional testing is necessary of physico-
chemical, mechanical, painting, protecting and decorative prope-rties-(for
instance, oil paints are tested for the color and shade, demree of rubbing,
covering power, drying time, film hardness, its impact and bending strength,
water resistance, weather resistance, reuistanve to 3',", NaCl solution, sta-
bility in the artificia:L climate box). Primors are tented additionally for
viscosity at 200C by- B3-1(VZ-1) and B3-4(VZ-4) dilution percentage, dry-
residue content, adhesion by the Erid method, resistance of the film to
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temperature changes, yielding to grinding and polishing, stability in moia-
ture chamber. Primers are not tested for covering power. For outside
enamels additional toots for spilline, capacity covering power and stability
in the artificial climate box are recommonded. For enamels used for cuating
products intended for tropical service additional testa are reeosmz~ended for
stability of noatingo by the "tropic I and III' cycle r3imulating conditions
of the moist tropical climate of coastal and industrial regions. '.Io evalu-
ate the quality of new painting materials depending on their purpooo, also
tests of their chemical and thermal stability, resist~ance to gasoline, sta-
bilit~ in hot watert oleo tro techni cal properties, solidification degree of
Lo
enamels etc, aro carried out. G05T numbers and specificationa containing
descriptions of testing methods are given.
L. Kamionskiy
(Abstracter's notei Complete translation.)
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Standards for the paint industry adopted from 1959 to 1961.
Lakokras.mat, i ikh prim, t0-402-75 162o (141RA 160a)

LIVSHITS, M.L.j LYUBALINA, D.I.
Investigating the properties of the PKhV-715 make perchlorovinyl
enamel paints. Lakakras mat. I ikh prim. ne.3:42-,44 163.
(WRA 16:9)
(Protective coatings)

LIVSHITS, M.L.; MUKOVA, A.D.; VASYUKOVA, A.N.
4 Standards and specifications. Lakokras. mat. J ikh rim. no.5:
71-81 163. ~MIRA 16:11)

T
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Qua 48
.2nginee, Diesel
Marine Engines
"Trials of the ZD-6 Marine Diosel Ragine," M.
Livehits, Engr) 3 PP
"Morokoy Plot" No 6
Desoribes trials of sub,ject ,ngine (see 19T44).
23/49T33

LIVSHITS, K.L., inzhoner; KOLMOV, B.A., retsonsent, kandidat tokhni-
Iratikh-nauk; VOGIMnUIT, N.N., Inshener, rodaktor.
[The D6 series bigb-spood diesel engines] Bystrokhodrye disoli D 6;
v pomoshobl mokhanikem I motoristax. Izd. 2-s, dop. i ispr. Hooku,
Goo. nauchno-tekbn. Isd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1934. 262 p.
(Diesel engines) (MMA 7S12)

LIVSHITS, M.L, inzh.; KOLOSOV. B.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent;
--h-I
V6S Obt~IT, N.N., inzh., red.; TIERONOV, A.Ya., tekhn. red.
Dish-spead D6 diesel; a mnual for mchanics and mchinletal
Bystrokhodnye 4izelt D6; v powshch' makhatilmm i mehinistame'
Izd- 3. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-r7,
1956. 263 pe- (MIRL 11:7)
(Dieeel engines)

IMYCH, R.S., inshener; LIVSIUTS, M.L., inzhener.
AWOMWWAM
IMENOMMAW
The VICS-4 mobile electric power station. Wakh.stroi. 13 no-10:
20-22 0 156. (Niak 9:11)
(Ilectrie power plants)

i - 11 VH-T." I I-, I ILI .
IRTIMITIT. Ye.I.; VIGIRA, H.L.; SHUMILO, I.A.; VOLKOV, V.M.; FULIKkNOV, N.V..
Icandidat tekhaichookikh neuk, rateenzent: LIVSHITS, M.L. inzhener,
redaktor; UYAROVA, A.Y., takhnicheskLy reda-Cwa iWAN
ED-6 diesel engine; installation, assembly and operation] Dizall
D6; ustroistvo, montazh i ekspluatatsiia. Moskva. Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-r7. 1957. 190 Pe (KLRA 10.10)
(Diesel engines)

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KRASIX, M.B.; LIVSHITS, M.L.
Limiting the idle time of electric drives in generator-
motor system lathes. Prom.energ. 12 no.9:21-22 S '57.
(MIRA 10:10)
(Blectric driving)

25(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOrMION SOV/3272
Livshits., Moisey LIvovich
Telchnicheakaya ekspluatatsiya i remont dvigateley vnutrennego sgoraniya (Operation
and Repair of Internal Combustion Engines) Moscow,, Mashgiz., 1959. 149 p.
Errata slip inserted. 20,000 copies printed.
Reviewers: Subject Commission of the Leningrad Machine-Building Technical School
(S. Z. Shifrin,, Engineer),and V. Ya. Popov, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Ed.: Yu. B. Morgulis, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House:
Ye. Ya. Savellyev; Tech. Ed.: V, D. ElIkind; Managing Ed. for Literature on
General Technical and Transport Machine Building: V. 1. Kub&rev, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This textbook is intended for students at tekhnikums . It will be of
interest to mechanics and operators of diesel engines.
COVERAGE: This book presents the requirements for the assembly of diesels and the
rules for operation and servicing of same. Causes of operation failure and
wear of parts are discussed. Organization and procedures in repair are described
and latest techniques indicated. No personalities are mentioned. There are
16 Soviet references.
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TAME OF COInWM:
Preface 3
OPERATION OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
Ch. I. Requirements for the Operation of Internal Combustion Engines 5
1. Requirements for engine room equipment 5
2. Requirements for the assembly of the engine and its accessories 8
3. Requirements for safety procedures 12
4. Organizing supervision of the engine operation 14
Ch. 11. Readying the Engine for Operation 23
5. Preparation for start 23
6. Test start,, and checking the readiness of the engine for operation 26
7. Starting,, warming up, and stopping the engine 28
8. Defects in engine during start, their causes,, and elimination 30
9. Requirements for fuel and lubricants 33
10. Determining technical-economical indices of a diesel power plant 35
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SOV/3272
Ch. III. Operation of an Engine Under Various Conditions 38
11. Standardized power stations with internal combustion engines 38
12. Requirements for servicing of engines 42
13. Special characteristics of servicing an engine under various conditions 1*9
14. Supervision of the operation of the engine 53
15. Automation of control 55
16. Possible troubles in operation of the engine, their causes, and elimina-
tion 61
IWAIR OF INTZEaM COMBUSTION ENGIM
Ch. IV. Organization of Repair Work
17. Types of repair
18. Determining extent of a repair
19. Dismounting-an engine
20. Determination of wear and tear of parts
21. Standard repair works
66
66
70
71
75
76
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22. Drawings and operator instruction sheets for repair work 77
23. Safety techniques for disasselubly and repair of an engine 79
Ch. V. Making Spare Parts 82
24. Nomenclature of spare units and parts 82
25. Methods of producing spare parts 84
26. Storage of spare units and parts 85
Ch. VI. Reconditioning of Parts 87
27. Basic types of wear 87
28. Increasing the life of parts 92
29. Reconditioning worn parts 97
30. Reconditioning damaged parts log
31. Inspection of quality of reconditioned parts 117
Ch. VII . Assembling Engine 120
32. Organization of assembly work 120
33. Assembly procedurem 122
34. Checking.-qua-lity.and the assembly instruction sheet 132
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Operation and Repair (Cont.)
Ch. VIII. Testing and Delivering Engines
35. Running test of the engine after repair
36. Delivery tests
37. Storage and removal from storage
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TJ795.L57)
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139
144
147
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KUNITSYN, N.M.-LIVSHITS., H.M., redaktor; GOLYATKrNA, A.G., redaktor;
redaktor
(Oas flame surface hardening of rolling mill rollers] Gazoplamen-
nals, poverkhnostuaia salralka, prokatnykh valkov. Moskva. Goo. nauchno-
tekhn. Izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavetnoi metallurgii, 1953. 70 P.
(Microfil:ml MRA 7:10)
(Rolling mill machinery)
(Metals-Hardening)

8(6)
SOV; 112 -59 - 3 -4746
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurn-al. Elektrot eklunika, 1959, Nr 3, p 62 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Livshits, M. M.
TITLE: Experien6i With Transiormer Oils in the Uzbekenergo Power System
(Opyt okepluatataii transformatornykh masel v sisteme Uzbekenergo)
PERIODICAL: V ob.: Materialy 1-y Uzb. nauchno-tekb-n. konferentsii po izolyatsii
i zashchite ot pererxapryazheiiiy. Fark-hadges-Kayrak-Kumges, 1957, pp 80-85
ABSTRACT: Experience with oxidation control of transformer oill is reported. An
experience with oil rejecti:)n on the grounda of water-soluble acids is
described, as well as an experience with activation of silica gel by gaseous
ammonia; the latter steps up the silica gel activity by 3-4 times.
V. V. M.
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AUTHORS: Lipin, A. I., Livshits, M. M.
TITLE: The Effect of Organic Admixtures on the Rate of Nickel
Reduction in Acid and Alkaline Solutions
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal rikladnoy khimii, 1960, Vol 33, Nr 3, PP
658-662 ~USSR)
ABSTRACT: Samples of type 20 steel were chemically nickel-plated
in acid solutions (30 g/liter nickelous cl-I'loride and
10 g/liter calcium hyposulfite) and in alkaline
solutions (20 g/liter nickelous chloride and 10 E/liter
calcium hyposulfite) containing various organic
additives, and the effect of the latter on the rate
of nickel reduction was studied. The platIng in acid
solution was made at 90-920 C, initial pH 5-~-6.0;
in alkaline solution the conditions were 86-87 C,
pH = 9.0-9.5. The rate of nickel reduction was
determined by weighing the samples; potentiometer
Card 1/3 LP-5 was used in the measuring of' pH. The effect of
M. 1-M-=
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Rate of Nickel Reduction in Acid and SOV/80 33-3-26/1,
Alkaline Solutions
the following additives was Investigated: saturated
monocarboxylic acids (formic, acetic, and isovaleric);
saturated and unsaturated dicarboxylic acido (malon1c,
succinic, adipic, azelaic, maleic); hydroxy acld:;
(malic, tartaric); and amino uc.Lds (am1noacetic,
a -aminosuccinic). The addition of monocarboxylic
acids (particularly acetic acid) to the acid plating
solution gave a high rate of nickel reduction dur1rig
the first hour of plating, In case of dicarboxylic
acids, the rate of reduction decreased with Increasing
number of methylene groups in the acid molecule. The
highest rate of nickel reduction was obtained with
aminoacetic acid. The addition of malic acid gave
a fair rate of reduction, and that of tartaric acid,
a very low rate. The pil decreased durinw_ plating from
6 to 0.5, depending on the additive. In case, of tfie
two most effective acids, acetic and aminoacetic, pH
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The Effect of Organic Admixtures on the -(8225
Rate of Nickel Reduction in Acid and SOV/80-33-`)-26/47
Alkaline Solutions
remained for a long time at this level: The
above acId3 evidently acted as buf'fero. In allcallne
plating solutions, the natuve of the addItIve had no
substantial effect on the rate oC nickel reduction,
with the exception of maleic acid which gave a very
low rate of reduction. The pH decreased from 9.5-10
to 7-8 for all of the Investigated acids; hence,
their action In alkaline solutions cannot be ex-
plained by a buffering effect. There are 2 figures;
2 tables; and 3 references, 1 U.S., 2 Soviet. The
U.S. reference is: C. Mehjers, A. Brenner, Plating,
44, 12, 1297-1305 (1957).
SUBMITTED: June 19, 1959
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LIVSHITS, M.M.j inzh.; SHRIRO) I.I., inzh.
New method of assembling the spiral chambers of hydraulic turbines.
EnergomashinoBtroenie 7 no-12:35 D '61. (MIRA 14:12)
(Hydraulic turbines)

SERGEYEV, V.S.; LIVSHITS, M.M.; KARKACHEVA, Z.G.
Qmntitative determination of proteins in dinner foods.
Vop. pit. 21 no.2:89 14r-Ap 162. (1,111M 15:3)
1. Iz Nauchno-iseledovatellskoy i TSentrallnoy sanitarno-
pishchevoy laboratorii Upravleniya obahchestvennogo pitaniya,
leningrad$
(FOOD--AMYSIS)
(PROTEINS)

JV
ZUBKO, #.M.; LIVSHITS, M.N.
I - - - -- - www".3-0-0--
A=iture industry of the Ukraine on the fortieth anniversary of the
October Revolution. Dar. prom. 6 no.11:11-13 1 157. (MIR& lotil)
1. Gosplat UMIR.
(1kraine-Furniturs industry)

LIVSHITS, Mikhail Na 1'g"; BAIABANOV. Ye.M.. dok-tor fiziko-
wommmm- QOQ
IM-MmUchesmalch naux, uauchnyy redektor; GILIPMN. N.B.,
kandidat tekhaichookikh asuk. asuchayy redaktor; GDCMLISON.
A.Z., redaktor; GLADXM. N.H.. takhnichaskiy redaktor
[Electric methods of painting, enameling and glazing] Blektricheskie
metody okranki. emalirovanlia i glazurovAkniia izdalii. Moskva. Goo.
iz&-vo lit-ry po stroit. materialam. 1956. 111 p. (MLRA 10:3)
(Spray painting) (Bipmel and enameling) (Glazing)

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Enameling chutes in electric fields of.corons, discharges& Bjulo
takh.-ekon.inforv6 no.1:4-6 '59. t (MIRA 12:2)
(Coal mines and mining-lquipment and supplies) (Enamel and enameling)
vo

LIVSHITS, M.W.,:ksnd.med.nauk; VORONINA, V.P.
Treatment of some diseases of the soft tissues, joints and
spine with preparation biliarin, "preserved bile preparation.m
Sov.med. no.3tll3-115 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Iz polikliniki No.37 (glavnyy vrach L.D. Isayeva) Zhdanov-
skogo rayona MoBkvy i fementno 0 otdeleniya tsekha meditsinskikh
Preparatov (na6. V.P. Voronmi Hookovskogo ordena Unina myaso-
k=binata imeni A.I. Mikoyana.
(BILE) (JOINTS-DISEASES) (SPINF,-DISEASES)

LMHITS, M.N., kand.med. nauk
Treatment of calculouB bursitis vith biliarin. Sovet. rwd. 27
no.9tll6-118 S963 (1-1111RA 17:2)
1. 1z polikliniki No.37 (glwvnyy vra-h L.D.1sayeva) Z'AEL-imr-
skogo rayona Moskvy.

LIVSHITS M.N~; IGNATOVICH, I.I.; GUZZ-1AN, M.A., red.
P, . -.
[I:ew technology for preparing mixing materialc ar"4
vitreous enamels] fovaia tekhnologiia izi~otovlcniia
shikhtovykh materialov i stehlovidmIkh emalei. Mo-
Skva, StroAizdat., 1964. 23 p. (141RA 17.~9)

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aerczO!7akh i ikh primenenive) Mos )'23 P.
biblio. 2300 copies printed.
rAGS . aerosol, aerosol elitri
K'RPnSE ANO CO%T-RACE: This two-part bnok preients a system-ati- disgr,isF-Ion of
theoretical, eyperimental and industrtzi research on electrical pnenomena i'~
~i,~r~sols and their applications. T'~ i e f i r,, t part f D-i it; 4 c-urqr..irv reporl on
-a I in!omation or. aer,,srls, -,)rt if In
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CHAPTER HEADINGS OF
PART I ARE AS FOLLOWS!
Ch. I. Electrical phenomena in aerosols
1. General information on pure air and aerosols
2. Aerosol particles
3. Classification of aerosols and aerosol suspensions
Ch. 11. Charged particles in pure air and in aerosols
4. Classification of chargpd particleG in Pure air and in acroqols
F,,,rrnation and disintegration of P.a,,; ions
on ;-Ilarzes oF hy c)f qlngle-
T,-n hargei nf -wisel ~,v the thor-n-i -,n,ttor. of
aingle-sign ions
Derivations from form-ulwi (5) and (10)
)n -harges nf ae rnsn I riar-, i, erj oci7urrtrz 1 In large --nct-n, rp, i -ns

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Ch. 111. Caronal discharge in pure air and in aerosols
13. General information on coronal discharges
14. Coronal discharge with negative coronal electrodes
15. Coronal discharge with positive coronal electrodes
16. Initial field voltage on coronal electrodes and the Initial voltage on coronal
discharge
17. Density of current, space charge and the flux of charged particles in the
outer zone of coronal discharge
18. Distribution of voltage and field potential In the outer zone of coronal dis-
cnarge
19. Volt-ampe-e characteristics of coronal discharge
20. Mutual screening of coranal elr-ctrodcs
21. Mobility and drift rate of ga- !,,nF; in t1le ,,jrpr 7onc- nf cornnal Jlqrharge
~!Zlhilitv qnd r1rift ri t P n f t c r n P ) f
coronal discharge
2 3 - Drift rate of polar-ized aerosol particlea In the outer zone of coronal
discharge
2-4. Charge anJ discharge processes of aerosol particles on a non-coronal electrodi!
Degree of deposition of aerosol particies ~n m-n-cr-n-1 elef-tr-,He
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26. General information on aerosol particle coagulation
tatic ~oagulatfon of aerosol particles
SponLaneous electrot
gulation of aerosol particle'i
Fcrc-ed electrostatic coav
,'9. Electostatic dispersion of aerosol partlclf-s
Ch. V. Electrification of aerosols
30. Classification of types of electrification
!I. Electrification of aerosol particles by contact transfer of charge
Flectrific-ation of aerc,,,;c)1 partirle~, I)-,, inductfr~n
E;et-trfficarlori ~,f solid aeroacl par--.f-ti 3,,
I ~ nv mecnan'~cri' 7r-esses
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Ch . VI I . Electroforming
V111. Electric mixing
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LIVSHTTS, M.N.,,,kand. mA. nfi,lk
Outpatient treatment cf varicone ul"cors with antiblot!~.,i, sporgeri
and elast-ic handages. Sov. med. 28 no,1:113-136 Jrt 165. (.1 - i T -1 A !;-2 z C, i
1. 37-ya poliklirl.ka (gl.%ivnyy vrach L.P,Idayeva) Zhdanovskogo rayonn
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 868
Andreyev, N.V., kalyuzhnyy, V.G., Konstantinov, A.S., Livshits, M.P.,
-rn
Manzhoa, F.M.' Savkov, Ye.I.; Uspasskiy, P.P., Feyg
Chebotarevski;, V.V., Sheydeman, I.Yu.
Newtallicheskiye materialy, ikh obrabotka i primeneniye (Nonmetallic
Materials, Their Processing and Use) Moscow, Oborongiz, 1949.
535 p. 6,000 copies printed.
Ed. (title page): Kalyuzhnyy, V.G.; Ed. (inside book):
Ponomareva, K..A.; Tech. Ed.: Zudakin, I.M.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for students of aviation institutes
and other institutes and it may also be useful to engineering
technicians dealing with nonmetal materials.
COVERAGE: The book consists of two parts and deals with various
nonmetallic materials used in the aircraft industry. The first
Ca.r-d-1/2&
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Normetallic"Materials (Cont.) 868
part discusses wooden materials and the second part presents
basic information on plastics, adhesives, textiles, paper and
rubber, The basic mechanical and chemical properties of nonmetallic
materials, their engineering requirements and methods of processing
them are presented. The book was written by personnel of the
Moscow Aircraft Institute imeni Sergo Ordzhonikidze, the Moscow
Aircraft Engineering Institute, the All-Union Scientific Research
Institute for Aircraft Materials and other organizations.
Chapters 1, 11, V, and VI were written by Ye. 1. Savkov,
chapter III by Candidate of Technical Sciences F.M. Manzhos,
chapter IV by Candidate of Technical Sciences V.G. Kolyuzhnyy,
chaptersVII and VIII by Candidate of Technical Sciences
A.Ya. Feygina, chaptersIX and XI by Professor P.P. Uspasskiy,
chapter X by Candidate of Technical Sciences N.V. Andreyev,
chapter XII by Candidate of Technical Sciences I.Yu. Sheydeman,
and N.V. Andreyev, chapter XIII by Candidate of Technidal
Sciences I.Yu. Sheydeman, and Engineer A.S. Konstantinov,
chapter XIV by Candidate of Technical Sciences V.V. Chebotarevskiy,
and I.V. Andreyev, chapter XV by Candidate of Technical Sciences
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Nonmetallic Materials (Cont.) 868
V.V. Chebotarevskiy, and chapter XVI by Engineer M.P. Livshits
and Candidate of Technical Sciences N.V. Andreyev. The authors
thank Professor A.V. Shepelyavyy, Professor, Doctor of Chemical
Sciences I.P. Losev, Engineers A.A. Babichev, V.S. Bondarev
for their assistance in supplying data and reviewing the book,
and they also thank Engineer V.P. Leont'yev for his assistance
in preparing chapter X, Paper Materials. There are 60 Soviet
references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Introduction
3
7
PART 1. WOOD MATERIALS, THEIR PROCESSING AND USE

LIVS101S. 14, S.
0 nekotorykh vopronakh, svyazanwjkh a opredele"nnostlyu protlemy rroomentov
Hamburgerla. Matem. SE., 6(48), (1939), 293-306. It
Ot. obnom primenenii teorii ermltovykYt operatorov k otobshchennoy protleme
momentov. DAN7, 44 (1?44), 3-7.
DO; Mathematics In the USSR, 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A.G.
Markushevich, A.I.
Rashevskiy, P.K.
Moscow-Leningrad, 1948

LlVSHITS) M, S,
On an Application of the Theory of Hermitian Operators tu the Generalized Problem
of Moments, 4 DokI, AN SU-R, 44v No-lo 1944
Odessa State University

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MM/Mst.benatUrs -* Operator Yunction 12 Sep 49
"A Linear Operato= Fa~ation, Invariamt With Respect
to a Group cf Dieplacaments," M. S. Di-odskiy,, M. S.
Livshits, OdezsBa PsA_r-gogi~_,-&l imt Imeni K. D.
Ushinskiy, 4 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vc! IM-111, No 2
Considers linetLr f=ction A-i-aB I~i asru~-a -A all
values) of the pa--awter a, whoFa a,:~efficjents A
and B are linesx or_e=ators in a Hilbertian space
H, inva-zimt -wit). resp5c' to a gmv.,rp of displace-
ments G of rarareter a according to eqaality:
A+"'a-t-b)B r U-L~s', wh--?:re V(s)
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UMR/Mathematl_c:~ OTperator ll. Sep 49
Y=Ztion ~Ccntd)
(a assi s all -7alua-:0 iv a certain -anitary repre-
sentation of group G ~z the space H. Submitted by
Acad A. N. Kaxogorav 16 Al. 49.
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ggWyAthenatics - Xatrices 1 Jun 50
"Multiplication Theorem of Characteristic Matrix
Functions,0 M. S. Livehits, V. P. Potapov, Odessa
State Pedagogical Inst imeni K. D. Ushinskiy
"Dok Ak Nauk BBSR" Vol LXXII, No 4, py 625-628
Studies spectra of quasi-unitary operators and their
invariant subspaces, in which concept of nomed char-
acteristic functions is introduced to permit estab-
lishing a corre3pondence between quasi-unitary opera-
tors and anilyti~c matrix functions. Submitted 5 Apr 50
by Acad A. NI.Kolinogorov.
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USSR/Mathematics - Resolvent Matrix 21 Jui 52
."The Resolvent of a Linear Asymmetrical Operator,"
M. S. Livshits
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXXXIV, No 6, pp 1131-1134
Discusses the problem concerning the reduction of
a linear asymmetrical operator A of class (i A) to
the triangular form, X by means of unitary transf or-
xation. Shows that each operator of the class (iil)
Is accompanied by a system of finite-difference and
differential eqs by means of the soln of which both
the resolvent and characteristic matrix-function of
operator A are expressed. Submitted by Acad A. H.
Kolmogorov 16 Apr 52.
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t Llytic. M. S On spwra7 f,t nonse!l'
14
~.z !1~t~
hy the '~~Thnr rv.,
194. It-,
n ! lie i,c*, t .)t _rw, 11~L;~,ijitiltn kand irdeed ron-
cwmai) finear operators in Ifilbert 5pace.
In addition to the results summ-7r4i-(Ain the reviews of
the preliminary note:;, the follrrvin,~ mav be mentionc-1
(notat ion it ad te rin I nnlr);~ y a s I i 1 e~r I it, ire ~ i - w ~ j
'e t
WM - 1+2i sgn .3 -'.A ) 1.3 (A II(A ' -,kf)-' j,'I(A) 16
the functions of the operator 3 (A being defined in the ustral
way by using its eigenvaitic~; I J' t~ej Ile I! Orth"110rIT1,11
and 1e., th'.
illid ~"Tl I l. I rCSIA-Ct To 01j." llm~w Lie wi X), W, anti
J ~Cspectivvlv. Then
tv(.X) ~ 1+ijw
is the characteri5tic matrix function of A, If the subspce

wEr

1 7'

P,it--a I; iN hoW;-c
of A 15 tht
Whole bplcc ~~ ~111.% rusuit if appiwd n) OTlf) I C!rllclss
problenis for the ciFtfn&lncfiow! of hnrncg(-ricou~ linear
diffemitial equate
A !,triiher ~f -r~ tr, In
detai;, amoiw lhcse arc 'he Jacni), ni,ttri-c-F -,vith
Chebyfiflev POI) ligirliak. F. Stmihics-
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WO/Mathematies Theory of operators
card I
Authors Livshits, M. S.
Title I About the reversible problem of the theory of operators. I.
Periodical Dokl. AN SSSR, 97, Ed. 3, 399 - 402, July, 1954
Abstract I Proves that a Hermitian Matrix Hp is linear with respect to p and2unitar-
ily equivalent (under conditions for simplicity) to the matri-% me T +
cp Jo, where p a a is a constant)O and me is a part of the express-
ion
Ep = c 'V m C2+ p2 (called energy level); Hd is a limiting Hermitian
orerator and Jo I T are matrices of special types. One reference.
Institution : Hydro-meteorological Institute in Odessa.
Presented by : V. 1. Smirnov, Academician, May 24, 1954

fivile, M. S. On an Inverse problem of the theory of
U S S o?perators. H. Doki.Akad.Naijk'.SSSI((N.S.)97,589--
lit this note the author generalizes the result-of note I
R A '(veviewcd above) as follows. 1.-etfi,-A +PB,be-flermitian,
and linear with respect to p for P>0, amf suppose that
,for each p>0 the matrix 11, has tbe !jn.iq'uc eigenvalue
:E,--c(tn'c'+P')"', where c>O. Suppose also that B is the
'matrix of a completely continuous operator, Then 11, is
lunitarily equivalent to a niatrix of the form
T, 0 0 0
0 T, 0 0
0 0 7., 0
0 0 0 C1
~
where (in the notation of 1) T,=n;c2T+cpjc, and C is a
constant Hermitian matrix. In particular, if 11, has sisimple
spectrum, It is unitarily equivalent to 'T,. Rflations with
the theory of the Dirac wave equation are indicated.
England).