SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PASZKOWSKA, A. - PASZKOWSKI, S.

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~ 1. - PASZKMSXA Anna
Course of simultnneous tuberculous infection in three children of
the anme family. Pediat. Dolaka 34 no-7:963-966 July 59.
1. Z Oddzialu Dzieciecego Instytutu Gruzlicy i z Snnatorium Przeoi-
gruzliczego dla dzieci v Otwocka Kierownik Hnukovy: prof. dr Fr.
Groer.
(TU.9ERCUWSIS PUIMONARY, in inf. & child)

PASZKOWSKA, A.
- - , .7 ~' 1 -
Effect of isonicotinic acid hydrazide therapy on tuberculin allergy
in tuberculosis in adults and children. Pediat. polska 28 no.6:577-
591 June 1953. (CLML 25:4)
1. Of the Pediatric Department of the Institute of Tuberculosis and of
the Sanatorium imienia Marchlewski (Head-Prof. 7. Groar, M.D.) In
Otwock.

MUKOWSKA, Helena- PASZKOWSKA, Anna. KRUSZEWSKA, Wanda
.. - - ~ . I
Attempted therapy of tuberculocis in children with ethionamide
(Th-1314). Gruzlica 30 no.7-.627.-640 662.
1. Z Oddzialu Pediatrycznego Instytutu Gruzlicy D3rraktorl
prof. dr mod. W. Jaroazewiez i z Sanatorium im. J. ~hrehlewskiego
v 0twocku Kierownik naukowy~ prof. dr mod. F. Groer Dyivktor
sanatorium. dr K. Steo-Krynkiewiez.
(ETHIONAMIDE) (TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDHOOD)

KRUKOVSKA, Helena; al JAN S KA, Maria; HARASIAVICZ,
Stefang SZRL&GOWM. Henryka. Otwook
Analysis of home environment of children treated at the Marchlewski
sanatorium In Otwock in 1952/1953. Gruzlica 22 no.10#732-.744 Oct 54.
1. 2 Oddzialu Pediatryoznego Instytutu. Gruzlicy. Kierownik: prof,
dr. Fr.Groer
(TUMCUIDSIS, in infant and child
home environmental factors in etiol.)
(INVIRONMINT
In stiol. of tuberc. of child.)

PASZIMWSKA, Ann&
Early results of pnelmothorax treatment in cases of post-primar7
tuberculosis in children and adolescents. Gruslica 24 no.8:698-
705 Aug 56.
1. Z Oddzialu Pediatrycznego lnstytyt Grutlicy w Otwock-u -
Sanatorium im. J. Marchlewskiego, Kierownik prof. dr. F. Groar.
(PNRMTHORAI, ARTIFICIAL, in inf. and child
in post-primary tuberc.)

HALIKOWSKI, Botluslaw; PASZKOWSKA, Anna; 8TW--LRYSZK1EWICZOWA. Kryetyna
Cortisone therapy in late stages of primary tuberculous complex in
children. Gruzlica 27 no.2:125-135 Feb 59.
1. Z Oddzialu Dzieciecego InE;tytutu Gruzlicy i Sanatorium Przeciwgmz-
liczego w Otwocku Kierownik Naukowy: prof. dr Yr. Groer. Adres: Otwock,
Sanatorium Przeciwgr-uzlicze dln Rziecl im. Marchlewskiego.
(TUBERCUIDSIS. 13UI1401WIY, in inf. & child.
primary complex. cortisone ther. in late stages (Pol))
(CORTIS0111, ther. use,
tuberc., puln. In child., late stages of primry complex
(P01))

PASZKOWSKA Anna
Bacteriological results of chemotherapy ofIrimary pulmonary
tuberculosis in school children. Gruzlica 31 no.1.1:1103-1112
N 163.
1. Z osrodkaPvobl6M&W" Instytlktu Grunlioy w Otwocku. Kierownik:
doe. dr med. A. I(rukowska w Siaimtoritm Przeciwgruzliczym dla Dzieci
im. Jo Marchlewskiego w Otwoexu.

-XASZKOWSKA, Anna
Becurrencen of poBt-primar Gruzlica 29
no.3:227-236 Mr 161. y tuberculoBle in children.
1. Z Oddzialu Pediatz7cznego Instytutu Gruslicy i Sanatorium im.
J. M-archlowkiego v Otwocku Kierownik: prof. dr nod. Fr. Groer.
(TUBERCULOSIS PULMONARY in inf & child)

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Maria; SOBAJZKA-GOM'ZO'4A, MIAT-J,a
Binocular vision. Klin. oczy1t, 35 no.,'t247-250 I ~~ 5.
2. Z KlJn-l,,.i Ch(.I:,nb G,-u Al-.admJI I'ledyezrie.1 w Inrizi.
nik: prof. dr. nied. J. Sobanski).

GOETZ, Jerzy; PASZKOWSKA, Maria
Congenital leukma of the cornea. Klin. oczna 34 no.1165-6P,
f64-
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Oczu AM w Lodzi; kierownikt prof.dr.med.
J.Sobanski.
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SOBANSKI, Janusz; PASZKOWSKA, Maria; SOBANSKA-GOE7Z, Maria
Expression of the lens as a method for the intracapsular extraction
of bard cataract. Klin. oczna, 32 no.2:157-160 162.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Oczu AM w Lodzi Kiermmik: prof. dr mod. J.
Sobanski.
(CATARACT EXTRACTION)

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AUtHOR: Paszkowsld, D.; Rudows1d, G.; ~Ntitj A
TITLE: -.PbTe type Wrared radiation -detectors
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JOPIC TAGS: radiation -detector,- inftare(L-radiation, ~f~n -iL
I ~urld
-Photoelectric sensitivity, noise: equivalent power, dark resistance
ABSTRACT.,--- The gaper descrIbes three mothoels-of producing PbTe Infrared radiation
'h -a ar
detectors and presents some of the restdta obtained with their use. I o PbTo laye, , 0
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produced on a &ss subsLTate by evaporation ;n a vacuum, with subsequent activqtjon Ly
ozWgen. The construction of the detectors, which can operate either vertica!ly or huri-
----t---,-zo&-,vUy-,-is-dese,ribed-g44jUustratedby figures. The sensitive layer is cooled by liquid
ass enrclope-s- fire le.0-14-im-a-high-vaicutun at 450C for
nitrogen.~ Before evaporation, t1te gl
about 3 Itours. The Uiree methods of evaporating the layers are ffluatxated In Fign. I
and 2 of the Enclosure, Th tho first inothod (Fig. 1, a), finely ground polyerystalline
PbTo Is uvaporatW from a quartz crucible onto the mmll of tho glass sideld (w1f1i the
subatrate heated). Subsimlitentlys In an n1inosphero of oxygeit, Pb'ro Js trannforml oaw

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the -substrate by beating the shield; the-,Bubstrate is then held at a temperature of h0_80C.
In the'second method (Mg. 1,b), PbTe Is eva- orated-direcay onto the substrate in an
p
atmosphere of oNygen without beating or cooling the substrate. In both methods, air is
admitted after evaporedon and then pumped out prior to eealing. In the third inethod,
Fig.- 2) twa-stage-evaporation is also employed, but -in this ca-se air is not admitted.
Further details of these methods arc described ih the -paper. -Twe methods for the.
ent-of photoelectric sensitivity, rialse e(ptivalentpower (NFP). sWulaxdlzed
me"Urem
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Octivity (D*) and relative spectral sensitivity are given. TUgs - 3, 11, and 5 of Lbe
Enclo sure show some of the results obtained. It has been observed that PbTc layera
show lower dark resistance and higher photoolectxAc sensitivity if the o.Vgen pressure
in the apparatus during the course of evaporation i-s higher. Moreover, heat treatment
(soaking) of PbTe layers in a vacuum cbange.9 theIr dark resistance, photoelectric seilsi-
tivity and long-wave sensitivity threshold. The parameters of the obtained detectors are
as 1bl1rws: sensiUvity related to the black body radiation at a temperature of 500K
7000 v/watt; standardized detectivity D* (600K, 500 cps, leps), up to 2x108 (cps) 172
cm/watt;-long-swave seasitivity threshold, 5-5. 8 ii. Those parameters were measured
-after coollng1he smio-ftivie-hYer -oUthoAotector -with Uqdd-nitxogen.-Other parameters of
0 -dote - lnatytat
i the detectors are shown in a iable~ The ctoro are currently used th the
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PAN) and the authors' department for the measurement of radlation abs
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-tiozi~in~~47aifo-ui-R.ateiAals (e.g., glass, ganium) Orig. art. has: 12 figures, I table
erm
and 3 fonnulas.
ASSOCIATION: Katedra Przyrzadow.Eleldronowych Politednild Warswtwakloj (Depart-
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PASUNSKI, Bohdan, prof.
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TITLE', 1.1bTe infrared radiation detector
WORCE: - Przeglad elektroniki, no. 1, 1965, 41-49
PIC TAGS.: irradiation detector,_lead telluride detector, photoconductive detector
-detectors-prepared by-a modified version of the
ABSTRACT: ..PbTe-infrared radiation
_Xoung method were investigated. PbTe layers were deposited on a glass base through
an evaporation process in an oxygen-atmosphere electric furnace. Photoelectric sensi-
tivity, noise equivalent power, normalized detectivity, and relative spectral sensi-
tivity of the specimens were determined following cooling with liquid nitrogen. ne
..bark resistance was lower and photoelectric sensitivity higher with increased c;Xygen
pressure during the evaporation process. Heating of the deposited layer in N-acullim
below- 5-50K incieased the dark resisiance. --wave
photoelectric sensitivity,and long
v' a
bensiti ity threshold, Sensitivity with regard to blackbody radiation at 500K P-
Proached TOOO v/w; normalized detectivity (500K, 500 cps, 1 cps) was approx 2 ): 108 ;4
(cps). 1/ 2cm/w; the long-wave sensitivity threshold was 5-5 .8 V Orig. art. haq: ~4
11 figures and I table. K11
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PASZKOWSKI, Bohdan; WOLINSKI, Wieslav
Vacuum-tight seals, germanium to glaBs,, and germanium
to kovar. Przegl elektroniki 3 no.11:64"51 N 162.
1. Katedra Radiotechniki, Politechnikas Warszawa.

PASZKOWSKI. Bohdan.- IUCHALOWICZ, Jerzy
Vamam tight seals with sapphire. Przegl elektroniki 4
no.7:353-355 J1 163.
1. Katedra, Przyrzadow Elektronowych, Politechnikz, Warszawa.

MZKOWSKI, Bohdan, prof. imgr inz.
From electronic tube to laser, Horyz techn 16 no.10:22-23
0 163-
1, Politechnika, Warszawa.

FOLAND/~,lectronics Vncuur- Technique H-9
Abs Jour t Ref 1hur Fizika, N,, 11, 1958, No 25757
Author I ~ zkawaki...13ohdrn. Wolinski Wioalnw
Inst : aculty of Redic Engineering, Institute of Corx-unicatiDns,
Warscif, Foland
Title : production of High-Eurity Antinony with the Aid of Vrouir
Distillotion.
Orle Yub t 1~loktronikr., 1957, 3, No 12- 3.21
Abstrnct : The authors indicnte tho inportanco of antinony end its
alloys in eloctronics and give r brief survey of the liolds of
r.pplicatbn of these nptoriols. h dotoilod description is
given of the technolo" of obtrining pure rntinony by vacuur
distillation end of the suitrble equipment, It is indiceted,
thrit with vacuu-, distillrtion it is rossiblo to attain P
purity of rnti)ony Pbovo ',9&99W-. Bibliorrnphy, 22 titlev.
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TITLE: He-Ne gas laser of the Warsaw Polytechnic Institute
SOURCE: Przeglad elektroniki no. 7, 1964, 313-319
TOPIC'TAGS: helium neon laser, laser mode excitation, laser modu-
lation, la
ser output analysis, laser material
ABSTRACT: The new-He-Ne gas laser of-the Katedra Przyrzadow Elek-
tronowych Politechni'U Warssawskiej features a steel optical bench
on whichthe optical sy'stem arid,laser tube are mounted coaxially.
angement-of-the--eccentric mirrors-allows them to-be---
An improved arr
inserted from the outside and to be centered in their sockets. Three
micrometer screws hold them perpendicular to the optical axis of
the sys-tem,-and small deflections are made possible by additional
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regulating acrews. The resonator mirrors are of crown glana covered
witb 13 dielectric layers of US and MgF2,witli a radius of curvature of
1300 mm. At 1.153 microns, the coefficient of reflection was 99.5
and 99-.99% and the coefficient of transmission was 0.3 and 0%, with-
out and with a gold coating, respectively. The quartz laser tube,
1 1 5 0 mm 1 o, n g and 12 mm in diameter, was found to resist power
leakage only when the side quartz-glass windows were fused directly
to Ithe tube by a torch and cooled gradually. Setting and adjusting
of the exitire system was effected with the aid of an auto cbllimator. The
medium was A He-Ne mixture at a helium7to-neon-pressurd rAtio of 0:7 to 0.1 mm '11g.
---Excitation was by means of an external high frequency (f = 30 and 40
M'. or an internal DC field. Maximum tube power is produced by a
larger numbear of electrodes (5--8 per meter), whereas the greate.9t degree!
of output power modulation and minimum distortion is achieved with
the smallest number of electrodes (3 per meter). The laser radiation
power was determined with the bench thermally uncompensated, using a
germanium photodiode standardized against a black body. To obtain
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the true radiation power, account must be taken ofthe damping by the filter-
-objective system, which amounts to 50.1?%. Other laser characteristics are:
maximum output rate 12-5 pw/w, mode stability better than 8 hours, and divergence
angle Z51
ASSOCIATION: Katedra Przyrzadow "blektronowych Politechniki Warszawskiej (Department
of Electronic Devices, Warsaw Polytechnic); Centralne Laboratorium Aparaturj Pomia-
rowej i Optyki (Central Laboratory of Measurement and Optical Apparatua); Pols'kie
Zaklady Optyczne (Polish Optical P lants),
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur lpizilca, Ito 1, 1958, 1310
Author B11ras Bronislaw, Paszkowski Bohdan
Inst
Title Urgent Problems
Technical APplic in the Physics Of Semiconductors in Their
ations.
or'9 Pub Zesz- probl. nauki T)olsk., 1957, No 8, 31-72; dyskus. 388-
389
Abstract No abstract.
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PASZKO14SKIP C.
polymmials, ail rorts of w-Ich are real. p.165
ANTNALES POLDNICI MATHF14ATICI (Polaka Akademia Nauk)
Warszawa, Poland
Vol. 5, no. 2, 1958 Jan,
Monthly List of East European Accession (F-FAI) W., Vol. 9, m~ 1960
Uncl.

PASZKOVISKI, C.
A certain property of the beat uniform approximation. P.195
ANNALES POUINICI MATHFMATICI (Polska Akademia Nauk)
Warszawa, Poland
Vol. 5, no. 2, 1958 1 -
Monthly Ust of Fast European Accession (F.F.Al) LC, Vol. 9. n0.17,960
~Tl-

PASZKOWSKII,_L.1 WOLK, R.
Technological classification of elements stamped out of steel sheets and
generalized technological processes; introduction to standardization of
the technologizal processes of stamping machinery. p.372.
NECROIX. (Stowarsyssenie Insymierow t Technikow ~Seohanikaw Polskich)
Waresaws, Poland. Vol.28, no.10, Got. 1955.
Monthly list of East Buopean Accession. (EFAI) LC,, Vol.9, no.1, Jan.1960
Uncl.

PAS~',?,K0'4'SKlJ0 J.
Universal construction. p. 22
3Ui-s,',CdC7,;U JIFA%3KIZ. (Rinisterstwo dolnictwa i.-Ministerstwo pan5twowyw
Gospodarstw Holnycn) Warszawa, Poiand. Vol. Ilp no. 1U., Oct. 1959
Monthly list of Fast European AccessiQns (Z&d) LC, Vol. 9, no. 2, Feu. 1;)bJ
Uncl.

PASZKOW3YI, Marian
Orqanizatinr of economic and scientific-technical cooperatiGn
with foreign countries. Przegl techn 81 no.20:7-3 160.

KOWARZYKx H.; KOWARZIK, Z.1 JAGIEISKI, J-; OLEJNICZAK, F.; PASZKOWSKI, P.
... 1.
Promloea for the uwfication of electrocardiography &.,-A vector-
nardiography. Pol. tyg. lek. 20 no.191667-671 10 11 165.

JAGIEISKI, Jozef; PASZKOWSKI, Pavel
Vectorcardiographic model studies. Pol. tyg. lek. 20 no.24!
869-872 14 is 165.
1. Z Instytutu Innunologii i Terapii Doswiadozalnej Polskiej
Akademii Nauk im. Ludwika Hirazfelda i KRtedry Patologii
Ogolnej i Doswiadozalnej AM we Wroclawiu.

KOWARZM Pagor.*, WZARI-MMA, Zbfia; JAG=KI , 7ozef; KUBISZ, Tadeusz;
Pawe2
Regular lead ne+wcrks in rectorzard 4ography. Pol. tyg. lek.
19 no.21:777-780 IS My' 64
1. Z Katedry Patologli Ogolmei I Doswiadczalnej Akademii Medycm-
nej we Wroclawiu i z Ir-t3rtut-i-, Immunclogii i Terapil Joswiad-
czalnel Polskiei Akademli Nauk -ment ludwika Mrszfelda we
j
Wroclawiu.

K(YOIARZYK) flugon; K(7JATJZ'rrIMA, Zofia; DYBA, Konrad; JAGIEL7!, .7ozef';
hIIBTSZ,, Tadeusz; ~7~PWSKIv rawel..
A proposed network of vectorcardiographic leads. Pol. tyg. lek.
19 no.22,:820-823 25 My164
1. Z Katedry Patologii Ogolsiej i Doswiadezalnej Akaderi~ Me-
dyczneS, z Katedry Geometrii Vykreslne~ Pollteclmiki i i
InBtytv.itu Immunologii I Torapil Doqwiadcz3.bioj PnIrki(-%j
Akademll. Nauk im. L. Mi-vzfella we WroclavIll.

PASZKOWSKI, S., mgr
Combined mine and factory circles of the ;%sso--iation rf I'lining
Engineern and Technicians. I'rzFjj,)I techn 85 nc,.3:10 19 A
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STASZEWSKI, Janusz, mgr inz., prof. nadzw.; PASZKOWSKI Stanislaw,
mgr inz.
The B-64 type factory mott.er ship Pioniersk. Bud okretowe
Warszawa 9 no.6:189-198 Je 164.
1. Technical University, Gdansk (for Staszewski). 2. Central
Ship Design Office No. 1, Gdansk.

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ADTHOIR: Paszkowski, S.
TITLE: The theory of uniform E-pproximation. I* Non-asyrTtotic
theoretical problems. lip
PDUODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematilm, No. 3, 1963, 21, Abstract
3B102. (Rozpr. Hat., no. 26, 177 pp, Fxglish).
TEXT: In the revivqed first% part of the monographs problems of uniform
approximation are treated for a finite and fixed number of parameters with
special attention to problems etcountered in nethods for efiective construction
of the best (Chebyshev) approximat, ions and approximations close to them. The
book reviewed here is limited to the case of rational-polynomial approximations
to continuous functions in one variable. This set of problems is treated
thoroughly, with rary tew results includod. A considerablo share of these
results are those of the author (part are published for the lirst ti-ae, for
example, Section 14 of Chapter IV and many V"ems of Chapter III); others are
presented in a creatively reworked form. Tho book consists of four chapteri
subdivided iiato 16 sections. We shaXI give a concise su=cary.. The basic
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The theory of unifo= appro~dmatior . ......
defined on a
notation is: C. is a space of continuous real functions
closed, bounded set F C: R, with the nor=
F M
K 11C teF
W is a space of polyn=ials
n
n-j
ajt
Pn(t
is, 6ducing the mirAnum devia-
Is the "'best polyn=ial, that pr
ti
P when pn ~e W E (f FY is the value of this
n n n n
minimum; th. aauthor calls the points U~ (k = 0. ..'; n + 1) of doviation (or
niximum deviatio.0 71 , from r (n. F)-Doints' we~ shall write it in a more
bigbIrdifferentiated manner (n;*, F)-poinis when we are speaking of a set
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ofthe (n, F)-points of a Chobyshev altornance. In a number of the items It is
assumed that. F I s [-1,, 1] (although I F Is frequently omitted in the
Motation above), or
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-are points of maximum deviation of the polynomial Tr (t) cos(r arcos 0 from --ero
on 1;
-(2r + I- 2v).z
Cos 2r are zeros of T (t).
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Chapter I (Sections 1-3) contains a scmewbat expanded elucidation of classical
ractors connected vith the names of Chebyshav, Chabyshov-Markov, Borel, and do
la Valej-Poussin. properties of Tn(t) outside I and rutside L9
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in a form proposed for the first two cases by Hornecker (Chiffres, 195B, 1). The
necessary and sufficient conditions aro given (Paszkowski, S., Rozpr. Mat., no. 14,
193?, Warszawa) so that for two given polynomials. Pn, Pn+i and two numbers e, > 0,
!2 0 there exists a function 9 such thaIt Pn =7f n1l f I I Prr~l n+11 9 1
e~ 31 1)2 'D2 1). Chapter II (Sections 4-8). We note first
2 n*
~(Section 4) the theorem: If F possesses a center-of syzmatry c, ther, setting
PC
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1
he tht~ of uniform approximation
Ve have A, (17 n> max 1E. RE,; F). Ex (L; FW (1)
ion (Secti different lower bounds for B are given which are based
In addit on n
on the generiLl theorem'of do la Vallee Poassin-Xirchberger. For the case F = 1.
and assuming the existence of an expansion of g in powers of t or in polyno-
mials of the system { T r(t)) vh1ch converges on 1, the author presents
different estimates of E n :1) a.~-cending essentially to those in the disserta-
U&I
tion of S., N. Bernshteyn and naking use of a special set sn+e ft.,,. P) =0 -
In Sootion 6~tho author considers S. N.'Bernshteyn s o;timata In an expanded
form in the case of existence of a continuous 0 on 1. Section
Is -devoted to lower bounds for the ratio %+3.( when 77 ME has
a1ready been found (exactly or approximately) on the basis of'an estimate of the
meauure of the sets,
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Th Section 8 the author discusses the dependence of the quantity [a, b])
on the interval of approximation,
Chapter ni (sections 9 12). The distribution of (n)-points on the interval
of approximation. Section 9 (Bounds depending on the value of the ratio Enti :F n)
elucidates the author's investigations, including results be published previously
(Referativnyy iburn&I, Xatmatika, 1960 M). With the given conditions E n+l
b 4 1, the author succeeded in including (n*)-points uk
(k n + 1) of the Chebysbev alternance of the function' g in exactly
defined intervals J =- J jpt /:g ] whose boundaries (except 0~
k MMC nhk nbk Who
and 16 nbvn+l are expressed by the abscissas of characteristic points of
the grapbs of cortait polynomialsT Q SPOOW
nkg h which are
generalizations of the polyncoials T When h is sufficiently small the inter-
Tals J turn out to be automaticaiij nonintersectirg; knowledge of them
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permits a corresponding reduction in computational work, replacing I by the
union U Jk (k = 01 1) in the numerical construction of the best
polynomials, Vnj for example, by the reviewer's second polynomial algorithm.
The converse of ihe previous reasonin produces another important result -- the
lower bound of the quantity E by the found value of 7[n( in
M cases of the discrepancy between
+1
(UA)1.1+1 C 1t.+j"%)- CID3 J~n- lr*=O,
n+
Another,cycle of Investigations ~y the author(Sections 10 12) was devoted to
study of the distribution of (n*)-points on I based on assuming.the existence
and~constancy of the signs of contimous derivatives of certain orders p of
the function g (t) with t 6 1. A theorem of S. N. Bernshteyn serves.as the
starting point here. In particular, citing polynomials of any two-parameter
family, for example, the pol Mials of Yo.J. Zolotarov (they are cUscussed
in more detail in Chapter IV for comparison instead of polynomials of a
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one- family T.
parameter the. author clarifies the possibility of includ-
k of t'
ing (n*)-poizts u no function g In smaller intervals.with ends at points
of deviition of the abovo mentioned polynomials.
Chapter IV (Section 23 - 16). The theory of the revimier's method of mequating
maxima" used for constructing uniformly best polynomials 7t with
nF1
unbounded acciracy is set forth in Section 15. Modifications of this method
indicated. by Hornocker, Bratton,'Curtis and Rranki, and others are noted (Section
16). Still other (of linear'natura) methods for construoting polyno-dals which
produce-"relatively good" uniform approximation for Multiply differentiable
9 W on I are considered (Section 13). In particular, the raethod of removing
sections of the Taylor's series expansion if realized by tabulated Zolotarev
polynomials In addition to the polynomials T (t) In Section 24 of this chapter.,
almost all of vbicb is devoted to investigailons'of the author that are published
for the first time, the author considerB more special approaches associated with
approximate numerical construction of tabulated series of the best polynomials
are functions of the paramter 'N:
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+1
in particular, vhe-n- ~t$ 10 T.0) tn+2 + %tP , vh9re for fixed n the
parameter %:runs through a sequence of Values -A 7t +1, -,\~ +2, Subsection
0
contains an amalog developed by the author of the parametric method of S. N.
Bernshtcyn (Sobr. Sodh., v. 1, pages 46-51) applicable in this case to a twice
continuously differentiable 3 (t, '7Q. More precisely, the author examines an
analog.of the method of ap roximte (local in respect to rX. ) realization of
the polynomials 7T n(t, ?~.3 obtained by S. No Bornshteyn in.the case of a
holomorphic ~(t,'X ) by means of two-term sections of expansions in powers of
of the desired 2n + 2 determining quantities , 0( Enc 9 (t.e,')]
uk( ?Q U 0, z; k :11 M). In thiD author's method Su6cessive iteps fiom,
Xi to.2L Xj+3. are accomplished by namerical integration of the
corresponding system of.2n + 2 differential equations. Another solution of the
problem is given it Subsection 14.2 which Is applicable, in a more special manner,
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n+2
After establishing soma principal prpporties of these polynomials on an elementary
the author fomlates an ossontially different (as compared with 14.1) of-
fective method it which It is necessary to apply numerical integration to just a
basic system of m differential equations in order -to determine the interior
points of deviation uk( 7,J. The author obtains this system of differential
,equations by startixi3 vith a now nothod of comparIng one of the differential
'equations which appeared in Ye. L Zolotarev's classical memoir and an equation
analogous -to that. used In some works by Ye. V. Voronovslcaya, (See in particular
Roferattvnyy zhurnal, Flatematika, 193?, 317).
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Ird"ormation Center in the Fablok Locomotive Factw7. Przegl techn 85
no.41lO 26 Ja 164.

PASMUSKI, S.
The theory of uniform approximation. PL.l. Rozpravy matemat
261l-176 162.

ITASZKOWSKI, S. (Warszawa)
The electronic digital computer Strela-4. Zaatos mat 5 no.1:67-96
t6o. (EKAI 10:1)
1. Instytut M2tematyczny Polakiej Akademil Nauk
(Russia--Electronic digital computers)

~MZKOWSKI,-S. Uarazawa); WRONA, R. (Wroclaw)
Routine florw-diagrams. Zastos mat 5 no.4:391-410 161.
1. Instytut Matemtycmq Folskiej Akademii Nauk, Instytut Badan
JadroMh Polskiej Akademil Nauk, i Katedra Matematyki Politechn-iki
Wroclawskiej.

PASZKOWSKI, S. (Warszawa)
-1-1 - -
Uniform approximation of continuous functions by ratlon-I
Zastos mat 6 no.4:441-458 163.

PASUMKI, S.__
The joyful days of the Szczakowa Window Glaas ?lants,
Przem mat Lvadowl 9 no.24:4 Je 162.

PASZKV&KI 0 S.
6000 propositions and the first results; the resolutions of the
4th Plen= of the Central Council of the Polish United Workers
Party have been carried out by the Lenin Metallurgical Works in
Nowa Huta. Przegl techn no.41:8 12 0 160,

--PASZKDVS,Y,I,, _Stefan
"Tables of elewntary functions" by Mieczyslaw Warmus. Reviewed
by Stefan Paszkovski. Rocz viad matem 5:162-163 161.

HYCIELSKI, Jan; PASZKOWSKI, S.
A generalization of Chabyahey polynonlais. Bul. Ar Pol mat 8 no.?,
433-438 160.
1. Institute of Mathematics, Poliah Acadeny of Sciences. Presented
by E. Marezewaki.
(Chebyahev polynomials)

PASZKOWSKI, S., mgr.
Obstacles in the way of technical progreng analyzed by engirper~
of the Lenin foundry. Przegl tachn 81 no.9:23-24 160.

PASZKOWSZI, Sergiuzz
The better utilization of labor ejk3 equIFmnt OAction f'" in the
Szozakowa IMustrial Wcrk3. Frz..igl wohn 84 no.4.~111 20 0 :63.

CS, L
f I 11C 10
Ell
T[Ni
k.

FASZKOWSKIS S. (warazava)
A few remarks on compilatory syste". Rocz viad matem 4 no.2:203-208
161.
(Progra=ing(Electronic computers))

P A-"O 'I K C, -i6 Y I , J` .
Remarks to the mper "The Niunerical Problems of Uniform k.proy-imvation.11 p. 279
I I
Z,A5TO3u',-,',AN,IA HAT,'i4ATYKI. k1loluka Akadtinia Nauk. Instytut 11411tumatyczIly)
I~arsawa, Poland. Vol. 4, no. 3, 1959
Monthly list of Fast European Accessions (E;EAI) LC, Vol. 9. no. 2, Feb. 1960
Uncl.

PASZKOWSKI, S. (Warszawa)
Fateraal code for automatic digital computers. Zastos mat 5 no-4:
379-390 '61.
1. Inetytut Matenatyany Polskiej Akademii Nauk, i Inetytut Badan
Jadrowych Polekiej Akadenii Hauk.

PASZKaISKI, STANISIAW.
Zasady kierowania zdalnego pociskami rakietcwymi. (Wyd. 1. Warszawa, Polamd)
Wydawn. Ainisterstva Obrony Narodowej, 1958. p. 259.
Monthly list of East European Accessions Index (EEAI), IL,, Vol. 8, no. 6, June 1959
uncla.

PASZKOWSKI, Stanislaw
The stability o5f-igultidimensional syrtems with cross couplings
between channel;. Archiw automat 4 no.)/4;295-)18 '59. (EW 9:7)
1. Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna.
(Electronic control) (Electronic circuits)

PASZKOIV.-SFI, S.
"On the accuracy of approximaticn witl-i nodes. In Enriish."
p. 745 (Bulletin) Vol. 4, no. 11, lq~6
Varsovie, Poland
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April 1958

A
I/Paszkowski, - S. On approximaitiun wilh nodes.' Roz, - .1: Vdj
-it, 14 (1957), 63 pp.
prawy A],
ml set of points of [a b]
Ut T=ftll I,, a ix
For a continuous function ~(I), d.-KA E,,(~)_dert6tes the--
ation of 1: by
degree of uniform approxim"
co of degree not exceeding wliilc*~, rjj(t,'-
7)
ere the minimurn
Wh is taken IOT'all
Ifiin maxjP)-W,,(1)1 (
Oro. satisfying the conditions w.01) rz-04, i= I is) is
th ree of approximalioll'of t Willi nollestj In the fiml
e d
Wilie paper. the milhor p(mrot lheore'los of Ole,YPQI~'--~".i.~~-
Fir
for n N, whi-rv N and COO, depet
an a,' l5ut not on e. One can take C. 2 %ith soine~;"'
unspecified N [fora somewhat bCttCr result s&e 11 k
ski Bull. Acad. Polon. Sci. CI. I IT. 4 (1956);, 745-748
_c MR
4
c oth6r' value
-and IV "ven;
19, 137)., Som -s for C: are. 466
lie caw "IQM2 is d1w%mvill in delad..'rhe Wood patt derds
XP
With properties of two I)est appim4ations mol, Wft+j Of
degrees - :5~vi and L: ftopcrtics~- 0V t oots, of -
lie rc
equation -a;,,(x) =:~6)~+j(i) and of the Tchebyshov points of
m and are consi4cred. This leads to variants. of the -
0)0+
N~
theorein-which describLs the'rate of giowth of q;--
_-~'P'Dlynomial of d6gree'Noutside of [~-L 1] in terrng of th'
e,
gi Owth A the Tchebyshev polynomial. T~'.- Suppo_~e that
-T` t 61yribinials a),j, w.+j.of,&gFecs g;ij arid ti + 1:
Wo P
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PASZK%7SKI, S.
On the Weierstrass approximation theorem. In English. p. 206.
(COLLDQUIUM MATH94ATICR4. Vol. 4, no. 2, 1957. Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAL) LC- VOL. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

PASZKOWSKI. Stanislaw
. I
--- - N
Multidimensional control systems. Archiv automat 6 no.2/3,185-194
161. (EMI 10:9)
(Automatic control)

MZKOWSKI, S.
On the number of affinically different sets. In Englich. p. 21-1.
(COIJAUIUM MATHEMATICtNI. Vol. 4, no. 2, 1957, Warszawa, Poland)
SO- Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAL) Lc. Vol. 6, no.12, De-. 1957.
Uncl.

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aszkom 311 with
Polon. S 1. CF 111. 4 (19U
148.
Let W denote the class of all continuous functions on
the closed interval.l=[a, bj with the Tlorm
rnax
q
Let Wa be theclX-SB-of algebraip polynomids (it dvgre~
t n. Tlwn it i4 uwal to considcr the ertor of lm-~,,t
tit ilm
4ppmximatioll of t by polynomi'als of tile W,,: it is
ivzn
by
g
vg4)= inf
One can gencraliza Ms. Given the "nodes"
such thAt 4:511 m for vehich
for k~:-- 1, 2, Yn. Dofine
inf R19-14.

Theauthorprovei; that if in>-3, and Q,14[pll J+12, wb~rc
p=min (6'b--a
C~-j mill (tk+j-tk)'
max max (tt-a, b--tj),
and (plc' knOtei thl" ilitt" VAI 1!,ITt Of PIC, thill
T) < Zfn(O
for every 6 c ~41.

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TITLE: Some remarks about external codes
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektroTiika,
no. 1, 1962, abutract 1-1- 11 r (Roczri. Polsk. townr7
mat., ser. 2, wiadom. math., 1961, 4, no. 2, 203-20~3'
TEXT: The rate of development, over the last few years, of automa-
tic computers has exceeded all expectations. Thus, e.g. Perranti
(G.BO.) have developed the computer 'Atlas', which in 1 second can
perform 830 thousand operations of addition or 420 thousand multi-
plications on 47 digit-binary numbers. One such machine can repla,-.e
hundreds of thousands of operators using electric calculating ma-
chines. However great the achievements in the speed of operation,
the content and the form of operation of computers are rather pri
mitive, since the machine performs basically only the simplest
artthmetical and logical operations. It is shown that some of the
logic operations may be performed by a man much faster, e.g. the
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machine can simultaneously compare only 2 different numbers, whalp
a man can visually compare many numbers. Because of this, ft mcde!-I.
electronic computer should not, in the lauthor's opinion, be calle-,
:an electronic brain', as is often done by the press. The basl_- de
ficiency of electronic computers is the need to divide any opera-
tion into elementary operations. To obviate this and other deficl_n-l/~
cies of computers, the development and use of the so-called exter-
nal code with each computer is suggested. Such a code could be used
with all machines having a sufficient storage capacity. The follcw-
ing operations could be performed by using the external code: Ar-
ithmetical and logic operations, change of control, printing of
results, etc. By determining the nature of commands required for
consecutive execution of the above operations, it would also be
possible to prepare the corresponding program of calculations and
to introduce it into the memory machine. To obtain the independer.
of the external on the internal code, a very elastic system of i-
operations should be evolved. The system of an external code has
considerable advantages, because it makes it possible to introdu:e
into the memory device a series of commands and its control pr~.gr~j,_
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developed beforehand and externally into the machine. It Is !ie-t
ssary, however, to take into consideration the fact that the :,,m
mands of the external code should be related to the cqrr-espond-.:.,:
commands of the internal code. The transition from one system
ccmmands to the other is achieved by means of two ty-es of
ly developed programs, which are called 'programming' and 'ante.,-
preting'. The system of the 'external code' has several dis-idvi,.
tages and the next problem is a detailed design of such a syslem
which could be applied to a wide range of problems. This requireF
further theoretical investigation in various mathematical lfield,2,
~/-Abstracter's note: Complete translation.-7
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Paszkowski, Stanislaw, Candidate oil Technical Sc'_ences, D-_-en-
Zasady kierowania zdalnego pociskami kietowymi (Principles of the
Remote Control of Rockets) Warsajw Wyd-wo Min. obrony narodowe,',
5
1958. 259 peErrata slip inserted. 1,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: Stanislaw Paszkowski, Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Docent; Eds.: Zenon Merdygral, Master in Engineering,and Maria
Kowelska, Master in Science; Tech. Ed.: Helena Malczewska.
PURPOSE: This book may be useful to engineers and technicians
concerned with automatic control and radar.
COVERAGE: The author discusses the construction and operation of
remote control systems for guided missiles and presents funda-
mentals of remote control and telemetry. He also discusses
target-seeking missiles and presents examples of telemetering
systems. Chapter II was written by S. Jarosinski, Engineer,
Master of Science. The author thanks Docent S. Slawinski,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, for reviewing the manuscript
and K. Dziecilowski, Engineer, Master of Science, for editing
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2 German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
From the Author
Ch. 1. General Information on Remote Control Systems
1. 1 ntroduct ion
2. Guided missile
3- Control systems
4. Types of guided missiles
5. Ground-to-ground guided missiles 19;
6. Ground-to-air guided missiles !7
7. Air-to-ground guided missiles 18
8. Air-to-air guided missiles i9
9. General circuit of a control system 26
Ch. 2. Construction of Guided Missiles 2~
1. General information on missile construction 2-1
2. Rocket engines 27
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3. Changing direction of missile flight ~2
4. Problem of temperature barrier ~5
Ch. III. Characteristics of Radio Wave Propagation 37
1. Classification of radio waves ~7
2. The atmosphere 38
3. Effect of the troposphere on wave propagation 39
4. Effect of the ionosphere on wave propagation 40
5. Attenuation of electromagnetic waves in the atmosphere 40
6. Effect of atmospheric precipitation on wave attenuation 42
7. Effect of wave propagation characteristics on the
selection of optimum control frequency 43
8. Propagation of electromagnetic waves through dielectric
media 44
9. Effect of exhaust gases of an engine on propagation of
electromagnetic waves 46
Ch. IV. Location of Objects and Description of Their Coordlnat~--s 48
1. Basic principles of transmitting information by means of
radio waves
2. Navigation systems
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3. Radar systems
4. Radar equipment operating with continuous waves
5. Pulse radar systems
6. Operation of radar in guided systems
7. Characteristics of targets h2
8. Automatic measurement of phase coordinates 62
9. Automatic ranging 64
10. Interrogating radar systems 66
Ch. V. Control Elements of a Remote Control System 68
1. General information 68
2. Remote-controlled systems 69
3- Methods of changing the direction of missiles 70
4. Types of control drives ?I
5. Electric motors as control di~ives 72
6. Electromagnets as control drives 74
7. Hydraulic drive 74
8. Transfer function for a missile 91
9. Damping of transverse vibrations in a missile ple,
10. Elimination of the effect of rotation about the longi-
tudinal axis of a missile 91,
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Ch. V I. Control System Within the Guide Beam 93
1. General information 93
2. Control by means of a reflector light beam 95
3. Beam characteristics of a transmitter 97
4. Principle of operation of a control system within the
guide beam 9(?
Degree of modulation of received signals 101
6. Position of a missile with reepect to the axle of the
beam 103
7. Resolution of a displacement signal into rectangular
components 104
8. Equation for maximum distance between the transmitter and
the missile 109
9. Control equipment of the OERLIKON 54 missile 114
10. LEINAX system for producing guide pulse beam -120
11. Analysis of the trajectory of a missile controlled by
means of a guide beam 124
Ch. V II. Control Equipment With Beam Lobe Switching
1. General informatiun 130
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2. General information on the V-2 missile
3. Control transmitter of the V-2 missile
4. Receiver of the V-2 missile 5
5. Position control equipment of a missile i38
6. Measurement of missile velocity and stoppIng the engine "42
7. Description of missile trajectory 14r,
8. Rockets for Investigating upper layers of the atmosphere 146
Ch. V111. Control Systems I
1. Control system equipment I
2. Equipment for Indicating and measuring position coorkil-
nates
3. Generation of control signals
4. Transmission of control signals -,56
5. Control system of the SCHMETTERLING missile 158
6. KHEL-STRASSBURG system for tran mitting control signals 161
7. Air-to-ground missile with television indication of a
target -t6
Ch. IX. Control of Missiles According to a Preset Program -6~:;
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1. General Information 169
2. Control of angular positon of a missle according to a
preset program 172
3. Determining positon of a missile with the aid of gravi-
tational forces 173
4. Determining position of a missile on the basis of the
position of celestial bodies 175
Use of radar In guiding mlssiles 175
6. Guidance system of V-1 missiles 1B0
7. Gyroscopic control system of V-2 missiles 183
S. Guidance system of the VIKING missile 187
Ch. X. 'Target-Seeking Missiles 191
1. Analysis of missile tra.lectory 193
2. General Information on a target-seeking system 198
3. Antenna equipment 200
4. Active homing system 203
5. Semi-active homing system 206
6. Passive homing system 213
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Ch. XI. Fundamentals of Telemetry 214
1. Requirements of telemetering equipment 215
2. Block diagram of a telemetering system 216
3- MCz-MCz type frequency division system 218
4. Methods of switching in time division systems 223
5- MSzl-MCt type time division systems 225
6. MPI-MA type time division systems 226
7. Sensing devices 228
8, Frequency of the carrier wave in telemetering systems 229
9. Recording devices 230
Ch. XII. Examples of Telemetering Systems 234
1. Telemetering frequency division system 234
2. MSzI-MCz type telemetering system with a mechanical swit:~h 239
3. Telemetering system with phase modulation-of pulses 242
4. Telemetering system with modulation of intervals between
pulses 247
BibliograDhy 251
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A two-dimensional sampled-data control system
R C,:)- -A 1: Archiwum automatyki i telemechaniki, v. 7, no. 1-2,
-1962, 65 - 70
-.w3-di:~.ensional automatic control system with a sampler
with level merriory is discussed. The continuous part o-f the system
is represented as a two-dimensioned unit with asymmetric cross-coup-
-_,s. 'he mathematical model of the system is reduced to the rela-
tions be-.vicen samples taken from certain quantities at equal inter-
va--s of -,ime. For the investigation of the experimental models the
ei-od of numerical oDerators o' St. Be' lert (Ref. 1 : Zeszyty ~,au-
r.owe Politechriki ',,'arszawskiej, Elektryka, no. 3, 1954, and Relf. 2:
was a:ppl~ed. 'he
Blektrotechniczne, v. 5, no. 4, 1959)
r ~ , a,3
.ciDle of this r3ethod ahich is simple and c ty in ap-plIcation is
e-X.-ilained. The numerical onerator calculus is similar to the calcu-
I'us of Polyno.-.4als. The analysis system is illustrated'by a simple
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warks i-Mat . An inhomoSeneous wave equation-for
the potential of momenium bdtrived. ZerosloptofP-V
isotherm Is assumed, And cakus. are carried to 3rd-order
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1.11onti-ly List of East EuropeLin Accer-1,ms LO, Vol. 2, no. ', 1*1 : -. ', -11.
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PASZKOWSKI, Zdzislaw, 1w, in2.
Beyond-limit possibilities of meeting the investment needs.
Przegl kolej drog 14 no-076-78 Ap '62.

iPOLAND
OLAKOWSKI, Tadeusz, PESKA, Stanislaw, and ZA5ZNIK, Jan, We-
jewodztwo Sanitation and Epidomiolory Station fV6_jowodz1ca
Stacja Sanitarno-Eridomiolorriczna) in Anin (Director: Dr. J.
ZASZNWT) and the Epidemiology Research Office (Zaklad Epi-
domiologii) of the State Institute of Hygiene (Panstwowy
Zaklad Higieny) [in 1%*arsaw] (Director: Prof. Dr. J. KOST-
RZEWSKI)
"Epidemiological Analysis uf Epidemic Hepatitis in 11 Po-
wiats of the Wojewodztwo of Warsaw in 1936-1961.11
Warsaw, Przeqlad Epidemiologiczny, Vol 17, No 3, 63, pp
161-193
Abstract: ~Authors' English summary modified] Findings, re-
ported in 4 figures and 7 tables, show that children account
for 30%' of the cases. In urban population, %rhere incidence
is higher, infection affects mostly .5-year olds; in rural --
mostly ?-year olds. Anti-epidemic measures were of little
effect. Disinfection was late in 74'~ of the areas, and half
the cases either not hospitalized or hospitalized after the
4 days following onset. Unless prevented, Poland may expect,
increased incidence in 1963-1966. 5 refs: 3 Polish, 2 Czecht
17 1
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PANTRORY9
between tile
rried t,y P111;' Correlat'o" case of
of corper oata3y,ts ca jocity in t1lt'
investigation 7ei reaction V7~ tity of the ratalYst
ze of tale carrier and the catalY on between the qyan
T'article 51 )genation reaction. Ti. Correlat, ous catalYtic gaseous
gaseous hydr( ed reaction Velocity in the case of hetergene
and the catRIYZ
hydrogenption. p. 52* vol. 63p no. 2/3o Feb.Mar. 1957. budapest, Hunr-rY)
(Magyar KeMiai Folyoirat
LCY vol. 6, no. 10) C)ctober 1957- Uncl.
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of F

7 -C& W-- Ilk -by-dro-j-ens-fi M-80-11-t-O-Wilt gig in-fit gaiibasi.
WINd KAFOlY tri
udaptst). "191y'll. It
22(19M).-Me lab.
App. couAsts of a 9) X 000 ruLu. Steel tube of 5.7 1. vol..
baving a beat exchjuge surface of 0.25 cu.m. It is hn-
.mused in a heated Dowthum.bath. Cu deposited on S
wa3 used as catalyst. The reaction tunp. was 100-2DD*
and the product consisted of EtOll with a utax.. of 1% Atli
0.51/9 AcOll. and 1% AcOEt. Este" If did ttot uffect, lite
rmrsion. Ily nSing a awl-cl valeg. method, lbp results of
tests in lite lab. rt-actor were used for the conAlori4in of
a pilot plant size adiabatic elpti. reactor consisting of a 2WI.
Catalyst bed (260 X 4WD nun.). Catalyst particle size
was 12 nun., insukitiou was provided by a 70 stun. thick
�!A-~401 und a 23D jims. thick lov!. Within
lite reactor 3 evenly %paced lvcfe filled to
enable ohm-tvation of funp. distri1julion. G. J. ItalYLL.
Distrs 4B2c/4B/.j

LIPPICH, Laszlo; MOLNAR, Pal;.-RIASZTHY, Miklos
Surveying and tracing works in connection with wire-rope ways. Geod
kart 13 no.1:2-2-25 161. (EUI 10:6)
(Wire-rope transportation)

GEMI, Gyula, dr.; PASZTHT, Otto, dr.
Ambulator7 treatment of Entamoeba histolytica Infection in
children. Orv.hetIl. 101 no.49:1750-1753 4 11160.
1. Vas megVe Tanacea losegoozeegagyi-Jarvanyugyl Allomasa as
Vas megye Tanaesa Markasovszky Korhaza Rendelointesete Gyermeksta-
krendelese.
(TETRACYCLINE ther)
(MMIASIS ther)

PASZKO'4SKI, Be , SOLM, 2., GAJDI, A.
"Vaculuz 91licon melting." P. 323- (ARCIEWUM EL'22MOTFCiD;IKI Vol. 2, No. 3/4,
1953- Warpzawa. Polp-mi)
SO: Monthly Lis- of East DiropqRn Accearions. (EEAL). LO. Vol. 4; No. 4.
April 1955, Uncl-

PAS7KOWSKIO S.; MYCIESKI, J.
A problem of calculus of probability. in French . p. 188
(Studia Mathematica. Vol. 15, no. 2, 1956.)
SO: Monthly List of ~,ast European Accessions (LEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957, Unral.

TO k
ifurine uvec des
Sit, approximation till
2 (1955), 118-11,15.
Let the laatA=5 p"(-x) 1), cmitinuous In a
closed interval I' and st~c'h that evety nuf,-tii,.-i:jj linear
combination w(x)~alp,(x)+ - has at most
n- I dlist;nct roots in 1'. Let I b,- a subinterval of P. 11,
t. points ill 1'. Tile author com"Idors the PrOTACIII of
best uniferin approximation in I of functions /(,;) defined
ill P and continuous ill I by functions u-(,v) subject to the
conditiODS j=A, -,,, m. Gener-alizations of
theorens of Tchebi-clieff alid tie la VaIIL: Pougzsiri are.
obtained. For exarl-lpl~7w(x) of best a7p-roximation has
the following proputy. There vre I Fg-Ants in I wbure
1/(x) -w(z)] attaini its inaximum, which togetber with the
Dofine, inductiwly
no ~ sign U(S,)-,-'!!S,)I if /(s,) -0i) ~~-O, 71,~~ -11, 1 ill le
case. are at Ienst n chanAei of S~Jpl ill
oply)sijf hen thm
the sequ,,,nce s, G, G. Lore).I.- (D,,--trf)it, Njivh`).
if-
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