SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHNEYERSON, V.B. - SHNIRMAN, G.L.

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BOGDAI,1011, Pavel Fedorovich; SMEYERSON, S.E., red.
[Controlling the quality of construction; practices of the
Main Construction Administration of the city of Leningrad]
Kontroll kachestva stroitellstva; opyt Glavlenipgradstroia.
Leningrad, 1965. 45 p. (MIRA 18: 5)

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malachite suspensions is greater for those with finer mineral
particles. Xanthates increase the Bocculation rate. and
thoor with longer hydrocarbon chains a" more effective.
Na Ocate is also effective. but in high ciDncns. it ptoducies
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peptitation. Heptyk acid is effective. but Ims strongly ,
The flocculating wiffn is due to adsorption all the
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malachite particles, with consequent fixa6m of polar

groups on the mineral. Thus, i-AmOH, PhOH and ter- = 00
pincol which do not cause fixation of polar groups are poor
2occulating agents. The adsorption isotherms of Et and
Bit xanthates on malachite are riven. H. M. Leicester
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I- SHNEYERSOM-,V. B-., OLESYM, A. D.
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Engineer. "The Use of Starch in DetWdration"
Tsvet. Met. lh, No 9, September 1939.
~ Report U-1506, 4 Oct. 1951.

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the Influence of
Wfl~ Abd. MUM .5-5.a K. 1.:.No. 1. 8&-95
surface charactertstim of ctuartz and calcite
Chemical Abet- were erdluated by a microscopic study of'.1occulation after
Vol - 48 !he addn. of toluene soins. Of petfoleuln from (lifftTe"t arms
III Mmft.of0.001-10070. In all cases, the arldn. of petroleurn
kpr. 10, 1954 caused hydrophobization of the surface. The results were
petroleum, Lubricants, and. Asphalt close for quartz and cnicite. For 0.02-0.050/'o petrotemn,
there was practically no wetting with wnt-r anti flocculation
reached a high value. With 1-5% golir;., there was no
wetting with water and complete flocculation wits observett.
Higher concts, produced gluing of tile particles. For,vuy
low concns. (0,001%), the role of the mal. nature. dj- the
minerals and of the specific effect of the petroleums bAme
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,;.~~Effects ofU th
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to the Pe
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-49~),~All the crude oils iavestfpW caused the ;;~r-
4 faxe of the miamls fu-NOW The'reserifeir rocks (cddte.!
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-hydrophobic~-
the pro&.O!
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Occurring on the wa'an&-dry'sUr&pes. The Wetting. is-
thems change depending on the petrokun type. - 17he by-
depend on the
drophohic properties of the avineral surfaces
formation of chemically Emed fifins.'which are not wet with
toluene.- Thi!i,-fiki is th. lesull. of layw depCtSition of SQ=,-
of the bil components. .- Theliature of this film is PlimIlly
detd. by the petrdelim Properties. . .The -mda&- III,
ofvuylow-petro?ettizlwa3.(uptoo.l%).----i PrActicall
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unchanged; -while at higher cor-cuz. it chaarm analorously
to the wcW!* Isotherm. . Thai lowest valaos represent the

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SNANEYERSIDN,
USSR
Ai
of of salt solutions during ca4 beneficiation
E. 1. Shrunk, A. Ya. Larin, aad.Vi' B. Sh rv anst: (p),
, Bane%
Fuel Minerals and last. Petroleum, AR.,
Moscow). In-est. Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R., 00J. Tekh.-I
Nauk 1955, No. 1, 13&-40.-The causes of foam stability.
and means of defoaming were investigated. A defoaming
agent DS, consisted of salts of aromatic suffoacids, obtained
by the sulfanation at aromatic hydrocarbons in the kerosine-
gas oil petroleum fraction, of a general formula ArRMMe' -
where Ar and R am theasomatic and allphatic radicals (the
Litter in the side clanin). The salts investigated in'cluded
the Na, Ca, Al, and NH, salts, and the Na and NIL salts
were found to be the most effective. The optimum de-
foamer conen. for salt sciins. was detd. by measuring the
contact angle of the saspension mediurn with the coal.
W. It. Sternberg
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USSR/ Geology Petroleum FD-2933
C~rd 1/1 Pub. 4-i-14/17
Author Geyman, M. A., Shneyerson, V. B. and Mamikonov, A. G., Moscow
Title The effect of pressure on the change in wetability of minerals
within the oil bearing strata
Periodical Izv. AN SSSR, Otd. Tekh. Nauk 6, 127-139, June 1955
Abstract Determines the importance of knowing the wetability of oil
bearing strata, under varied pressures, for maximum extraction
of oil by water pressure. The water is pumped into the oil
bearing strata and displaces and also washes out the oil from
the minerals for possible recovery. It is concluded that the
amount of natural pressure present within the strata has a
definite effect on wetability and extraction of oil. Diagrams,
graphs. Fifteen references, all USSR.
Institution Institute of Petroleum, Academy of Sciences USSR
Submitted November 13, 1951'

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"Variable Saturation of Oil Resea7voir Rocks Carried Ou-t a' High Pressure With
L"quids I-1hich are on the Threshold With Various Gases"
"Sulfide Coatinc Produced in DC-Na Solution for Protection of Petroleum
Equilp::ient From Cc--r,2os--*..:)n and I-Tear"
Transactions of the Petroleum Institute,-Acad. Sci. USSR, v. 11, Oil Field
Industry, IMoscow, !zd-vo M SSSR, 1958. 346p-D.

SHW,,YFM01f, V.B.
--- ----- - -,
Obtaining sulfide films in aqueous solutions of sodium salts
of aromatic sulf'onic acids for protecting oil-field equipment
against corrosion and wear. Trudy Inst.nefti 11:294-311 15Q.
(MIRA ll:i2)
(Oil fields--Equipment and supplies) (Sulfides)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)

SOV/81-59-7-23748
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1959, Nr 7, p 300 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Shneyerson, V,B.
TITLE: The Generation of a Sulfide Coating in Aqueous Solutions of
DS-Na With the Aim of Protecting Petroleum Equipment Against
Corrosion and Wear
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta nefti. AS USSR, 1958, Vol 11, pp 294 - 311
ABSTRACT: Surface-active Na-salts of aromatic sulfoacids (DS-Na) protect
steel of the st. 3, 4OKh and 50 grades well against corrosion
in S. A sulfide film is formed on the surface of the steels .
I ~te case of a DS-Na content In the solution of 0.25% and
higher the samples showed a small increase in weight. The
sulfide layer obtained on st. 4OKh as a result of the treatment
in solutions containing 0.25 and 0.5% DS-Na has a good wear-
resistance. A test made on rollers showed that -their wear in the
Card 112 case of sulfiding is approximately 300 times lower than the wear

SOV/81-59-7-23748
The Generation of a Sulfide Coating in Aqueous Solutions of DS-Na With the
Aim of Protecting Petroleum Equipment Against Corrosion and Wear ef
of analogous unsulfided rollers. The method of sulfiding can be useful for
protecting pumping equipment on petroleum fields against corrosion and
mechanical wear.
I. Levin
Card 2/2

RUDIK, V.B.; SHNEYGELIBERG, A.Ya.
Submerged are welding of ring joints. Mashinostroenie no.6t
105-106 N-D 162. (MIRA 16s2)
(Electric welding)

1; 11" TC111'
gotovki bul-hp-alterov
inalastry, by~ S. I.
Gosstatizdat, 1,055.
350 P. diu,.-Ts.,
uchot v 1worWohlotinouti; uzliabnoyri p,~r;oblyo dlya pod-
v kuxsovoy seti UPY TSU SSSH (Bookkeep-mi, accounting In
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Tables.
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SOKOLOV, Yn.N., Drof. SHNIG-ER, N.U.-
Some remarPF;r`o~ he X-ray diagnosis of peptic ulcer. ScY7.med.
22 no-9:75-82 S158 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Iz kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (zare - prof.
Yu.N. Sokolov) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey
(dir. V.P. Lebedeva).
(PEPTIC ULGIRR, ding.
X-ray (Run))

i~. -
--SRNIGER, -- N-.-V.-
Study of the motor function of the stomach in patients with peptic
ulcer by X-ray and gastrotonographic methods. Sov. med. 2/+
no. 7:67-74 JI 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Iz vtoroy kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii
(zav. - Prof. Yu.N. Sokolov) Tsentrallnogo instituta
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (dir. M.D. Kovrigina) i 5NY
gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach N.P. Brusova).
(PEPTIC ULCER) (STOMACH-EUMINATION)

SHNIGER9 N.U.
Bone disorders in lymphogranulomatoBis. Vast. rent. i rad. 35
no. 2:77-79 Mr-AP 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Iz 2-y kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (zav. -
prof. Yu.N. Sokolov) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey (direktor M.D. Kovrigina).
(HODGKIN'S DISEASE) (BONES-DISEASES)

SHNIGEI,~, N. U., Cand Med Scl ---"Punctional/J~oentgeno-
symptomatology of ulcer,disease4." Mos, 1961. (State Sci
) -
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- 549 -

SHNIGER, N. U.
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in peptic ulcer following conseiv tive treatment. TeraD. arkh. 33
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1. Iz 2-y kafedry rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (zav. -
Prof. Yu. N. Sokolov) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey i 50-y Gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy.
(PEPTIC ULCER) (DIGESTIVE ORGANS-RADIOGRAPHY)

SHNIGER, N.U.; SHULITS, V.Ye.
X-ray morphological parallels in the study of lome functional signs of
poptic ulcer. Vest, rent, i rad. 37 no.2:16-23 Mr-Ap 162.
(14IRA 15:4)
1. Iz 2-y kafedry rontgonologii I meditainakoy radiolo ii (zav. -
prof. Yu.N.Sokolov):, kafedry patologicheskoy anatomit ~zav. - prof.
P.P.Yerofeyev [deceased]) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey (rektor M.D.Kovrigina) i 50-.y gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy
(glavnyy vrach N.F.Brusova).
(PEPTIC ULCER)

S HEK if I -,'RI I_%, ;)7-J. 4 tj.(% , k a riti, med, nauk
rent.
~,n v)cqrativ~, origirl,
D,-,, 7ra.; f
(MI'A l":7)
i nal. 38 no. v-,J,-- 163.
otdela (zav. - prof.
Gosudirstveanricgo rentgeno-
rad-iologichesk-igo, i-isti-tulTal (d4--Pkt07 - Prof. 1.1-32. fagunova)
M--nisterst.~,a zdravuokhranenilya RSWISR 1- 2-y kafedry renTgenologii
(7.a-u-~ - prof, Yu.N. Snkolnv' fSent.rallo.:-,go risMtu" 1.1sover-
Ohi-nstvovanlya vra-h~~y.

ROZEIISHTRkUKIII, L.S., prof., otv. red.; SVIRIDOV, N.K., kand.
biol. nauk., red.; D12,1EN, V.A., red.; KMETSOV, I.D.,
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sticheskoy revoky-utsii. 2. Rukovoditell Nauchno-polikliniche-
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cheskogo instituta (for Kuznetsov). 3. Ruk-ovoditell rentgeno-
diagnosticheskogo otdela Moskovskogo Gosudarstvennogo rentgeno-
radiologicheskogc instituta (for Rozenshtraukh). 4. Rukovodi-
tell Rentgenoterapevticheskogo otdela Moskovskogo Gosudarstven-
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SHNIGERV IT.U.
Ro6ntg6nological observatiofis in radiothp'rapy in cancer of
the rectum. Vop. onk. 11 no.l.-16-21 165. (~gRA 18:6)
I- Iz rentgenodisgnostich6sk6~o otdlelsi'(:~~oVoditell prof-L.S.
9zen-shtr',ai%h) Crbsudiirs'uvennogo-nauchno-issIedo*vatelisk-o'go
rentgeno-re'diologi6he�k6gb ih~titdta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
RSFSR (d:Lr. - prof. I.G.Legunova).

.-ancle o fr o F-- r, a D
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JI~Ag '65.
- 2-y
L . A kPICedra rentf!enologji (zav.- pro[. Yu.N. Soko~---,r' ":-n-
trallnogo inst,ituta usoversheristwovaniva vrachpy i "Jos-'Idlars"wennyy
n,ii-iclino.-Issledovti"ell.,ikiy
Man-~~-,*Ierstva zdravooklh-ranemy, !-foskva.

SHNIF) O.A.; DANCHEV, V.I.; SHILOVSKII, P.P.
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their paleogeographic i ortance. Trudy MIJiMQP no.25:328-341
imp -
'59. . (Fergana-Petrology) (11IRA 15:5)

SHNIP, O.A. (Snip, 0,A.]
Paleozoic rocks of ~Ihe Epi-Hercynian basement in the Dzhar-'Sk,
Karaul-Bazar, and Sarf-Tash gas and oil fields (Kagan fields,
western Uzbekistan). Ti-udy 14INKHiGP no.36:127-147 162.
(*,'aRA 15: 0")
(Bukhara Province--Petrology)

KNYAZEV, V.S.; CHARYGIN, A.M.;.SHNIP, 0. .
Igneous rocks in the closed part of the fold basement in western
Uzbekistan. Trudy 1MMHiGP no.38t69-90 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Uzbekistan-Rock, Igneous)

KNYAZEV, V.S.; SHNIP, O.A.
Petrofraphic composition of basement rocks in Turkmenia. Trudy
MKHOP no.3801-109 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Turkmenistan-Petrology)

KNYAZE-V,, M.; KRYWV, A.Ya.; SILIN, Yu.I.; _qMjp,_g.A
Recent data on the age of basement rocks of western Central
Asia. Dok~. AN SSSR 148 no.3-.665-667 Ja 163. (MMA 1652)
I
1. Predsttivleno akademikom D.I. Obeherbakov3m.
(Soviet Central Asia-Rooksip Igneous)

F.,

SHNIPAS, P. A., Cand. Medic. Sci. (diss) "Eexly ~;hanges of
Blood Circulation and Gas Exchange and their Dynamica in Pra-
zien-Us wit-a Hypertonia," VilInyus, 1961, 48 pp. (VIlInyus
State Univ.) 250 copies (KL Supp 12-61, 290).

RU14YANTSXV, G.H., redaktor, BORISOV, R.I,- redsktor; 'BUYANTUYXV.,-RA,.,
redm*tor; KROTOV, T-A., redAk-tor; RAZUMOY, I.H., radaktor;
KHADAUN. P.I., rector; WHIM, R.I. I redaktor; AXELANCY,
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(Studies on the production forces of the Buryst-Mongolian
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(Buryat-Mongolia--Zconomic geography)

POPOV, S.D., otv.red.; BORISOV, H.I., red.; BUYANTUYEV, B.R., red.; GALAKTIONOV,
I.I., red.; KROTOV, L.A., red.; OZNOBIH, N.M., red.; PIVLOVSKIY, Ye.V.,
red.; TARASOV, G.L., red.; red.; AKHANOV, TS.B., tekhn.red.
(Studies on the production forces of the Buryat-Mongolian A.S.S.R.]
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(MIRA 12:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial. 2. Sovet po izu-
cheniyu proizvoditellnykh sil All SSSR (for Popov, Galaktionov, Tarasov).
3. Zamestitell predsedatelya Soveta Ministrov Buryat-Mongollskoy ASSH
(for Borisov). 4. Vostochno-Sibirskiy filial AN SSSR (for Buyantuyev).
5. Institut ekonomiki AN SSSR (for Oznobin). 6. GosplBn Buryat-Mon-
gol'skoy ASSR (for Shniper).
(Buryst-Mongolia-Geograph,y, Economic)

BANDMAN, M.K.; SHNIPER, R.I.
r~7__ -1
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A.S.S.R. and immediate prospects for their development. Izv. vost.
fil. AN SSSR no.12-.3p-14 157. (MIRA 11-.1)
1. Zapadno-Sibirskiv filial AN SSSR 1 Gooplan Soveta, Ministrov
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(Buryat-Mongolia-Economic conditions)

SOIFER, Ruvin Isakovich
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(MIRA 13:3)
(Buryat-Mon-olia--Economic conditions)

KOZHOV, M.N., prof., doktor biolog.nauk; MISHARIN, K.I., dotsent, kax~d.
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POPOV, P.F., kand.biolog.nauk; YEGOROV, A.G.. kand.biolog.nauk;
TUGARINA, P.Ya., kand.biolog'.nauk; TTUMENTSU, N.V., nauchnyy
sotrddnik; ASTHA , M.G., nauchnyy sotrudnik; NIKOLAYEVA, Ye.P.,
nauchnyy qotrudnik; KAIMUSHIN, , A.I., nauchnyy-sotrudnik;~STEFMYAGOVA,
M.A., naiichnyy sot-rudn~k; KORYAKOV, Ye.A.; SPELIT, KX., inzh.;
ARTYUNIN, I.W., inzh.;,OKUNEV, P.M.; SHNIPER, R.L ~rabotnik&
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1958. 745 p. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Sotrudniki Irkutskogo gosuniversiteta (fo r Misharin, Tomilov,
Popov, Yegorov, Tugarina). 2. Sotrudnik Baykal'skoy-limnologicheakoy
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Spelit, Artyunin). 4. Gosplan Buryat-Mongol'skoy ASSR (for Shniper).
(Baikal, Lake--Fisheries)

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Economic prerequisites for the distribution of light industry*
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(Buryat-Mongolia--Forests and fore tr
(Buryat-Mongolia--Economic conditisns~

SHNIPER, R.I.
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(KRA 13:7)
(Buxyat-Mongolia-F-conomic conditions)

SHNIFER, R. (Novosibirsk)
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(Siberia--14anufactures) (Siberia--Retail trade)

SHNIPKIN, A. [Shnypkin, A.]
Waterproof mortars for protecting residential and industrial
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(MIRA 13:6)
1. GlavW inzhener tresta "Chervonoarmiyslkzhitlobud.n
(Mortar) (waterproofing)

TYAZHF,LOV, B.P., SMIIPKO
[deceased], PANASFXKO, A.D., kand,tekhn,nauk.
red.; GWRM F.'A.-,"'red.izd-vn., STIPANOVA, B.S.. tekhn.red.
[Barthwork under winter conditions] Zemlianye rnboty r zimnikh
usloviiakh. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit., arkhit. i stroit.
materialam. 1958. 7-77 p. (MIRA-11:9)
(Buthwork-Gold weather conditions)

MIKHAYLOV, A.V. (Chitinskaya obl.); BEVZ. G.P. (Kiyev); GISIN, B.Y.,
(Alma-Ata); SANDLER, TS.M (Sumy); AVFMUKH, M.P. (Leninabad);
SHNIPOR, B.N. (Vinnitsa); ZAKHAROV, V.L. (Minsk); YASIlF)VYY,
VOSKR RNSKIY, S-N. (Kuybirshev)
Problems. Mat.v shkole no.4:94-95 Jl-Ag 159.
(MIRA 12:11)
(Geometry--Problems, exercises, etc.)

GEEPRAK6v. N.N.;-SHNIRMLIMAN, A.I. (Moskva)
ParagonimoBis of the lungs. Klin.med. 34 no.12:69-71 D 156.
(LUNG DISXASES (MIRA 10:2)
Paragonymus infect.. clin.aspects & ther.)
(PARAGONINUS, infect.
lungs, Clin. 8Bp8CtB & ther.)

SIRURELIMAN, A.I. (Moskva)
Diagnosis of the transformation of
Kbirurgila 33 nos4:1)9-141 Ap '57-
(PEPTIC ULCER, compl.
transform. into cancer,
(STOMACH NEOPLASMS, diag.
transform. from peptic
a peptic ulcer into cancer.
(MIRA 10:7)
diag.)
ulcer)

SHNIRNLIMAN, A.I.
Gnstric cyst; abstract A.I. Shnirellman. TUlinirgiia 34 no.12:96 D 158.
(STOMACH-TUMORS) (CYSTS) (MIRA 12:1)

SlUIER1,111WI, A.I.; CITIEPRAKOV, N.N. (Moslcva)
, -
A case of multiple trematode infection. Klin.med- 36 no,3:119-121
lir '58. (MIRA 11:4)
(T-RERATODF, INFECTICNS, case reports
combined clonorchiasis & paragonimiasis (Rus))

EXCERPTA MENU Sec 16 Vol 7/12 Cancer Dec 59
*5187, Cancer of the stomach comitined with duodenal ulcer (Russian
text) SIUNTRIAMAN A. 1. Milit. Hw;p., 1',Ppr. Onbd. !')51). 5'9 (371 373)
nis widi a,~sorlatcd (Itiodenal ulcer were
ga%tric cancer.1 p:.ti
f6tind. Two cases are descr'hed in detail I
I , (i) A man "1'37 w1io liad bven sulTering
intermittentiv front duodenal uIrer for ili( last 12 yr. On roentgenological examina-
tion cancer or dic stomacli was detected. Total gastrcctomy was successful (Ibllow-
np of i) yr.); no X-rays fir pliotornicrogral lisarc presented. (2) A man of 5.t snifered
from a duodcnal ii1cer and developed gastric cancer. At laparotomy 1)(Tatic
metastases were found. Death followc( in 6 niontlis. Autopsy confi~nic( t I Ic
diagnosis.
A,-

SHNIRELIMAN, A.I.
C3r-sstss f0 the stomch. Vest.rent.i rad. 34 no.5:72-72 S-0 t59 !RA 13:3)
(M
(STOMACH diseases)
(CYSTS radiography)

ONIREL I MAN, A. I.
peculiarities of x-ray examination in ulcer of the upper portion
of the stomach. Vest.rent.i red. 35 no-1:59-60 JTa-F 160.
(mMA 13:6)
(PXPTIC ULCXR radiogr.)

VLASOV, K.F.; SHNIRELIMAN, A.I
Problem of calculous pancreatitis. K1" med. 38 no. 4:127-130 Ap
760. MM 14: 1)
(PANCREAS-DISEASES) (CALCULI)

SMUHM I MAN, A. 1.
Transitory infiltrations in the lunge. ProblAub. 38 no.8&63-
69 76o. (MIRA 14:1)
(LUNGS-DISEASES)

SHNIRFL'i%;API7, A. I.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Volatil- infiltrants in the lungs." Mos-
cow, lQ61. 14 pp; (State Scientific Research Roent-eno-Radio-
loFicai Inst of*the Ministry of Public Health RSF-SR); number of
coDies not -iven; price not given; (KL, 6-61 sun, 242)
C-1

SIUIIR.ELtI4AN A I,(Moskva, V-180, 1-y Khvostov per., d. 4/5, kv.7)
-Z---
1- Role of radiographic examination in the diagnosis of transient
pulmonary infiltrations. Vast.rent.i rad. 36 no.-1:43-50 My-Je
161. (NIRA 14:7)
(LUNGS--RLDIOGRAPHY)

MARMORSETEYN, S.Ya.; SHNIRELIMAN A.I.
Cancer of the gastric stump after a resection because of peptic
ulcer. Vop.onk. 7 no.500-34 161. (MIRA 15--1)
1. 1z rentgenodiagnosticbeskogo otdoleniya (zav. - prof. Ye.E.
Abarbanell) Gosudarstvennogo onkologicheskogo instituta, P.A.
Gertsena (dir. - prof. A.N. Novikov, nauchnyy rukovoditelt -
deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR zasluzhemyy deyatell nauki prof.
AbI. Savitskiy).
(STOMACH-SURGERY) (STOMACH-CANCER)

SHN I HII:L, M V N I
S A . I .
Methodology of hysterography in cancer of the uterus. 'lest. rent.
T
i rad. 39 no.1:712-73 ja-F 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Rentgenodiagnosticheskoye otdaleniye (zav. - doktor med. nauk
Ye.A. Likhitenshteyn) Gosudarstvennogo onkolo.gicheskogo institute.
inieni Gertsena, Moskva.

SHNIREL'MAN, A.I., kand. med. nauk; OSTROVTSFV, L.D.
Errors in the tactics of examination and diagnosis in cancer
of the large intestine. Sov. med. 28 no.10;12-4-1~7 0 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Rentgenodiagnosticheskoye (zav.- doktor med. nauk Ye.A.
Likhtenshteyn) i 3-ye khirurgicheskoye (zav.- daktor med.
nauk A.P. Bazhenova) otdeleniya Gosudarstvennogo onko3ogicheskogo
instituta imeni Gertsena (dir.- prof. A.N. Novikov), Moskva,

SR11REP'4AN. L. G.
Uber eine neue Rombinatorisc~-e invariante. Monatshefte, 37 (1930), 131-134.
SO: VLathematics in the 1'37T', 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A.G.,
Mark-ushevich, %I.,
Rashevskliy, P.F.
"loscow-lening-rad, 1948

3IPIf77RE,L':-UIN, L. G.
Topologicheskiye metody v analize Sb. , (Matematika v S'17SR za 15 let) (1932, 143-156.
SO: Mathematics in the US)R, 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A.G.,
Markushevich, A.I.,
Rashevskiy, P.K.
Moscow-Leningrad, 1948

"IAN I - G.
0 ravnomernykh pribliz heniya-kh. IAIII, ser matem., 2 (1938), 53-59.
SO: Mathematics in the USSR, 10,17-10,47
edited by Euro5h, A.G.,
%larkusbevich, A. I. ,
Rashevskiy, P.K.
M
' scow-Leningrai,1948
o

L. G.
0 nekotorykh georlietri-cheskikli svoystvakli zamknutykh krivjrkh. Uspekhi matem. nawk, 10
(1944), 34-44.
SO: "hthematics in the U-7SR, 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A.[,
.. 'J. ,
Markushevich, A.I.,
Rashevskiy, F.K.
Moscow-Leninerrad, 1948

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SWrelfman L
L.
E~d
i Lyusterailt y cuf~--,or-/
farrlili
s (
neighborhoods, (5) proof of-sonac
(
7
,
,
m l e
cation to the d cr.
l7
in variational prob APP;l
11 lezrun;s.5, (6) LE~~Orcms an closed geodesics, (
) the.operation - -
-
TOmeni
ot surfitces
Nauk
entfal
oometr
- -
-of ror%tin6n~.- rurves, (9) 'the qtra~ghtening deforniatiort
.
.
g
y
'1947
166-217
no
S
Ul 7)
) 2
(N ~efow], (9) the preceding deformation far systenis of
.
.
.
'.
,
k
,
,I,his article covvf 5. with one exci-ption which is discussed curves, (10) existence proof for an almost geodesic cum-e in

later, the same n,aterial as -an earlier monigraph [Nlkhrides an almost minimal systern, (U) application of the theory of
o

topologiclues dans les probl~mLs variationnels, Actual. S& categ
ry.
The mairt problem of part I I is the proof that at leas-,
Ind., no. 88, Hermann, Paris, t934]. The difference between thrce different closed geodesic-- exist on a surface of genus 0
the ~wo articles is that the present work fills in gaps and in El. If the lengths ci of the three geodesics - different,
r
amplifies proofs of the former work, which according to the a
then it ii still conceivable that, for instance
'
c3 = 2c, and the
authors, provvd ,o Uc Lou con.,-nved. The foilo%ving are the
I ,
geodesic correspon&g to -_2 -'is twice the geodesic corre-
I case:
headings of the sections. Part 1, the n-dimensiona., sponding to c,. The earlier boob did not e_xclude this po_~si-
(1) critical points, (2) hamotopy classes, (3) the principle
bility. The present succeeds in doing so by coM.Sidering Pialy
- -aicgory of a c1csed stt with
of stationary point.,, W, the c families of curves without multiple points,`rhis ne-cessita,es
respect to a compact Manif,Ad, (5) an c5timate of the I

-oof that the deformations of familie
a p. s of curves-mn be
nurnber of solutions of a variational problem, (6) applica- perfors-ned by staying within the realm- of simple curves.
tions and examples, (7) Lilt.- category of projective space, This .prove-s very complicated and i2 the content of sectioni;
(8) applications of honiology theory to the cat~- (8) and (9~ of part 11. There is no referonce to work later
gory, (9) divisors of a manifuld, (10) pt~n,,do r) than flizu i:t!.at a rtilclek-:i tiler Ort category 0.r 0 'the alculug
n C~
pseudo- projeC Live space. Parr if, variatioual proWern3: of variaticifis in thf, large, cxcept for one paper of Borsuk
(1) deformations of families of curvu5, Gi, of i.a
and one by in 1939. 11
Busenwim

fan-,ilics of cur-es, (3) families of .
.
Sourc,a- 1-4-itherrotica1i Revi-aws, VICA, 9
_:W
sm - RE

'Nonlinear Operators
Jul/Aug 53
r)lication of Variaticnal Kethods in the Problem on Bifurcaticn Points," )~'. A.
Erasnosellskiy, Voronezh
Mat Sbor, Vol 33 (75). No 1, pp 199-2111
1 L .
,_ives the followinC7 definition: The number>t) is called a bifurcation point of a non-
linear operator A acting-, in a certain Banach space if for any positive epsilon and
delta one Cain find an eigenvalue lambda and an eignevector phi of A (i.e. Ay=~h?) such
that 0-perators that act in a Hilbert space H anO are the gradients of
certain functionals are defined as potential oper-itors, following the ideas of L. A.
Lyustvrnik and L. G. Shnirellman. Aim here is to demonstrate'the basic theorem that
snecifies when each eigenvaue of a nonlinear operator G. AckuowledFes assistance of
A. I. Povclotskiy in the formation cf this work. Presented 13 Oct. 52.
27

STINIR;WNIAIN, P. G.
Dissertatlor~: "Distribution of V-6tars in the Gqla7j."
26/10/50
Moscow 6tate U. imeni.
M. .V. Lomonosov.
so Nie~-.y ~ I. ~ - 7 .11 ~- !" -)Skva
I -~ - i V , c,
Sum 71
Cand. Physicomuth Sci.

TJSSR/Astronomy - Distribution of B-Stars Mar/Apr 52
"Distribution,of B-Stars in the Neighborhood of the
Sun, it P.G. Shnirellmsin, Astr Inst imeni Shternberg
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXIX, No 2, PP 179-197
Expresses his gratitude to Prof P.P. Parenago for
proposing this theme which has served as a candi-
date dissertation, Investigates the distribution
of stars closest to the Sun which are of the spec-
tral subclasses BO-B5 to 8T25_of visible photo-
graphic stellar magnitude, on the basis of present-
day data on absorption of light in space and on
function of brightness. First studies structure
of the Local System, and then the distribution
along the z-coordinate all B-stars in neighbor-
hood of the Sun within a sphere of 500 parsec
radius. Finally evaluates total number of B-
stars in our Galaxy. Submitted 1 Jul 51.

EXCERPTA MZDICA SOO-5 V01.91U Gran.Pathology Nov 56
3430. St(NIRENKOV A 0. V. Centr. Mit. Hosp. Burdenko. Moscow. "Mel an o-
bl3stQ`M-a___O_T_TTr`ZsadrenaI wi;h(metasta.es (Russian text)
ARKIL PATOL. Oto cow) 1956 , 13 1 111-113)
Autopsy or a 28-year-old man who had died from acute generalized peritonitis dis-
closed and encapsulated melanoblastoma, I cm. in size, in the left adrenal, neo-
plastic invasion of the periadrenal lymphatics, and Metastatic tumour deposits in
the liver, pancreas, colon, and in the retroperitoneal and mesenteric lymph nodes.
The author belipvcs that the melanoblastoma originated in the adrenal because the
histological changes indicated -hat the tumour had been present in the adrenal
longer than in all other locations, Melanoblastomas of the adrenal are probably
derived from neuro-ectodermal elements containing Melanin. No mention is made
that the eves had been examined at autopsy. Wilson - Dearborn, Mich. (V, 16).

-I- -I.- I I-. I.,
SHNIRLIN, Yu. t. ~
Certain methods for the calculation of the turnover of collective
farm trade. Sov. torg. no.231-3q F 158. (MIRA 11:1)
(Farm produce-Marketing)

NAZAROV, R.S.; 51NYTJTIN, Y.M.; 6MIIRLIN, Yu.L.; USTINOV, M.T., red.;
MAMONTOVA, U.N., takhn.r-"-d
[Consumption in the U.S.S.R. and method for its calculation]
Potreblenie v SGSR i metodika ego ischisleniia. Moskva, Gos.
izd-vo torg.lit-ry. 1959. 82 p. (MIRA 13:3)
(Consumption (Economics))

r
SAPEL"NIKOV, Ya.; SHITIRLIN, Yu.; LEVIN, A.
Irrealizable suggestions. Sov. torg. 33 no-7:25-29 Jl '59.
(MIRA 12:9)
(Supply and demand)

SHNIRMAN-, A. L.
Soma psychological problems in educational work in boarding
sebools. Yop. psikhol. 2 no.6:3-15 N-D '56. (MI.RA 10:2)
1. Laningradakiy gosudarstvennyy padagogichaskly inatitut.
(Boardinp
, schools) (Educational psychology)

SHNIRMAN, A.L.; YkRKOIMKO. A.T.
Vladimir Kikhailovich Bekhterev; on the 100th anniversary of his
birth. Top. paikhol. 3 no.2:43-52 Mr-Ap '57'. (KLRA 10:6)
(Bekhterev, Vladimiir Mikhailovich, 1857-1927)

SITIRL-RI , 'Yuriy I~eont~y-&-vich; -ROTOVA, R.S., red.; GOROKHOVA, S.S. )I
tek-~n. red.
[Scientifically fou-nded. consgin tion norms] Nauchno-obosp-ovan-
nye norry potrebleniia. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo "Vysshaia shkolal"
1961. 76 p. (MIRA 15.2)
(Consmiption (Econorucs))

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914mentory Theory of the "Print Ruspettwort of the
Vtrlksl l"I"MograPh. (J. ScItn
compel Rdxdw (W. -00
144Y) do I'Arad. dij Sciriters. a. 1,0. 311-314
1037
Ix 46
00 .
.
Hostish.- The caw is taken of a vertical seismograph consisting of a mass .4
09 sualw1ult4l t1it a cylindrical apiral spring anti having a hociinntal axis of .00
0 mtation. The "itituptions runde in the theory are given, For simplicity
a special case with the length of the non-deforme4l spring taken u zero A 41
00 is first treated. Next the general caw is taken and this leads to an
41 premion lit,loling in all caw%. R.-5. R.
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s"INIR'-fAN, G. 1 .
Elektricheskiye metody inte-arirovaniya i differentsirovaniya Trudy seysmoll. in-ta,
105 (1940).
SO: Mathematics in the USSR, 1917-1947
edited by Kurosh, A.G.,
Markushevich, A. I. )
Rashevskiy, F.K.
Moscow-Leningrad, 1948

SHOWN, G., doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk.
High-speed photography. Sov. foto 17 no.9;-40-46 S 157.(MIRA 10:9)
(Photography, Instantaneous)

SOV/77-4-1-2/22
AUTHORS: Dubovik, A.S., Kevlishvili, P.V., and Shnirman,
G.L. -------
TITLE: _-A-7lihe Magnifier With Multiple Reflection (Lupa
vremeni s mnogokratnym otrazheniyem)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotografii i kine-
matografii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 1, pp 12-19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authon have worked out a slow motion camera of
LV-1 type (Figures 6 and 7) with a tenfold reflec-
tuion from 2 rotating mirrors (Figures 1 and 2)',
permitting the taking of 2 to 33 1/3 million frames
a second, The optical system of the camera was
calculated by Engineer A.B. Granigg. The electrical
part was worked with tile participation of En 'gineers
I,A, Korolev and A.M. Tolmachev. The projection of
the mechanical part of the LV-1 camera was effected
by Senior Engineer-Designer V.F. Voronin. This ap-
paratus, developed in the Institute of Chemical
Card 1/2 Physics of AS USSR, is intended for the study of
ri

A Time 1,11agnifier `,V_J-Uh Multiple Reflection SOV/77-4-1-2/22
such phenomena as detonations, spark discharges,
etc., and was displayed at the Brussels World Fair
of 1958. The mirror system of the camera is put
into motion by an electric motor through a step-up
gear and reaches 60,000 rpm. The camera is control-
led fully automatically by special electronic devic-
es (Figure 5) that control 'the frequency of photo-
graphing and shutter operation, emit a high-voltage
pulse to initiate in a given moment the phenomenon
to be studied, and stop the photographic operation
upon termination. The article describes in detail
the design and performance (Table 1) of the camera,
There are 2 photos, 4 diagrams, 1 block diagram,
and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR (The Institute
of Chemical Physics of AS USSR)
SUBMITTED! July 26, 1958
Card 212

SE21IRMAN, G. L.
Some problems in the development of 6low motion apparatus and
photochronographs with mirror image scanning. Usp.nauch.fot.
6:93-101 159. (MIBA 13:6)
(Photography, High-speed) (PhotochronographB)

85333
50 a o S/120/60/000/005/001/051
E191/E381
AUTHORS: Shnirman, G.L. and Dubovik, A.S.
TITLE. Modern High-speed Pho-togy-aphy'(Rex-iew)
PERIODICAL. Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1960, No. 5,
pp. 3 - 15
TEXT: After listing the typica.1 uses of high-speed photo-
graphy, including some major military applications, the
international exchange of experience through the medium of
international conferences is mentioned and two All-Union
conferences in 1957 and 1960 are referred to. Electronic
methods for carrying out auxiliary operations and for the
instantaneous generation of an intermediate image in the fastest
photographic devices are characteristic of modern trends.
Electronic control ensures the sequence of operations to an
accuracy of fractions of a microsecond. Electronic Dptical
tranducers have opened new ways of greatly raising the speed
of photography just when mechanical means of optical control
approach the limit of their potentialities. The well-known
system is explained in principle wherein an image is made to
move together with a continuously moving film, For example,
Card 1/14

85333
S/120/60/000/005/001/051
E191/E381
Modern High-speed IF hotography (Review)
the image can be moved by means of a rotating prism. Although
not new, the commercial production of this type of apparatus
suitable for speeds of the order of 10 000 frames/sec is
increasing The Russian version of such a camera is designated
(-KC-t (SKS-I)~ American and Swiss makes are mentioned. Speeds
of 10 000 frames/sec in 8 mm. film are achieved. Special
arrangements are mentioned such as simultaneous oscillographic
recording, attachments for microphotography and special cameras
to withstand up to 100 g. The limiting speed of a film due to
centrifugal stresses is 100-120 m/sec. Greater speeds are reached
by rolling off inside a drum permitting up to 400 m/sec.
Compared with a total length of film in coiling arrangements
wh--ch reaches up to 300 m. films in or on drums rarely exceed
1.5 m length, thereby severely limiting the duration of the
photographed event. Usually, the important part of the event
can nevertheless be captured, When the brightness of the photo-
graphed phenomenon is of the same order as that ofother objects
in the field of view or else the total duration of the luminous
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85333
s/120/60/000/005/001/051
E191/E381
Modern High-speed Photography (Re-view)
phenomenon exceeds the duration of one turn of the drum,
high-speed shutters synchronised with the phenomenon are nec-
essary, The German Fruengel "Strobodrum" uses a powerful
pulse projector with 16-50 000 discharges per second each of
0.5 millisecond duration having a candle power of
2.5 x 108 and ensuring clear photography on standard 35 mm
film moving at 100 m/sec without any devices for rendering
the image stationary. The shift of the image is lower than
the resolution of the optical system. UP to 5 OOO.frames/sec
can be taken or, with correspondingly reduced frame height,
up to 50 000 frames/sec.
The Cranz-Schardin principle of high-speed photography uses
a number of parallel focusing systems,, each creating an image
in its own region of the sensitised material. German apparatus
of this type has a thyratron controlled spark gap for each
focusing channel with 4~switching accuracy of 0.1 lis. The
Idlameral
Russian