SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SZYDLOWSKI, H. - SZYMANIK, R.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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ACCESSION NR: AP3001753
AUTHOR: Szydlowski, H
rryk
i TITLE.-, Magnetic anisotropy 1. Magnetic anisotropy energy
SOURCE: Postepy fizyki, V. 14, no. 2, 1963, 229-260
TOPIC TAGS. anisotropy, magnetic anisotropy, resonance, ferromagnet, crystal,
exchange anisotropy, induced anisotropy
ABSTRACT: The author's article is a review 6f literature on the subject of
magnetic anisotropy. Formulas and tables are.quoted and figures reproduced from
33 papers referred to in the articl6. The author first discusses the magnetic
anisotropy energy, pointing out the difference between anisotropic bodies and
magnetic anisotropy. Anisotropic constants are tabulated for various crystals.
Connection between the surface within the magnetizing curves and the anisotropy
constants is pointed out. Formulas are quoted estimating anisotropic energy in
various crystallographic directions. Several methods of measuring constants of
magnetic anisotropy are discussed. These are: the torsion method, using resis-
tance and compensation anisometers; the oscillation method (formulas are tabulate&
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giving the second derivative of anisotropic energy and directional moment);
:induction method (effect of magnetic field and intenaiiy is discussed); and the
ferromagnetic resonance method, as applied to monoaxial crystals and to crystals
of normal shape (formulas are given for components of the internal field and for
the anisotropic field). Latest theories are given on induced anisotropy, exchange'
I anisotropy'and anisotropy of polycrystalline materials. The latter for the case
I of crystals oriented with the magnetic field and crystals encountered in trans-
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former sheet steels. The mechanism of exchange anisotropy is discussed, and
values for Co ferrite constants are given for various Co concentrations. 1#1
express sincere thanks to Prof. Dr. A. Piekarz, Prof. Dr. S~. Sxczeniowski and
Docent Dr. Z. Paiak or their help in editing this paper." Orig. art. as: 71
1 equations, 21 figures and 6 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Katedra Fizyki Dos'viadchalney, Univeraiteta im. A. Mickievic
ha,
Poznan (Dept. of Experimental Physics, Univ. of Poznan)
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~ACCESSION NR: AP4040361
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AUTHOR: Szydlowski,, Ha-
TITLE: M~gnetic anneal 'ing effect on the magnetic anisotropy of
cobalt ferrite crystals
'SOURCE: Acta physica polonica, v.,25, no. 3, 1964, 401-416
:TOPIC TAGS: cobalt ferrite, magnetic annealing effect, magnetic
field heating, single crystal, single crystal anisotropy
:ABSTRACT: Results in rispeCt to anisotropy induced in cobalt ferritel
single crystals and polycrystalline specimens by heatinR in a magne-
tic field are givep. Anisotropy constants were measured at room tem-'-
perature by the oscillation method and the ballLs4ic method. The
shape (number of maxima) of the magnetic torque curves was investiga-1
ted by an oscillographic method. The dependence of the induced ani
sot.ropy constants on the temperature and time of heating in the malt:
netic field were investigated* Relaxation times In polycrystallLne
specimens were determined, With low measuring field strengths# only
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Machines and equipment for the food industry at the 23th Poznan International
Fair. p. 629.
PRZFJj'LAD NEC14PNICZYt. (Stowarzyszenie Inznerow i Techikow Mechanikow Polskich)
14arszawa, Poland. Vol. 18, no. 19/20, Oct. 1959.
Monthly List o4~' East F-urcpean Accessions (EYA-I) LCI, Vol. .0, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Uncl.

KROLIKOWSKA-PRASAL, Irena; SZYDLOWSKI, Jerzy
Influence of x-rays irradiation of the central nerv'ous system of
albino rats on the glycogen content in the liver cells. Ann.
Univ., Lublin seot.D 16:93-10`7 161.
1. Z Katedry-i Zakladu Histologii i Embriologii Wydzialu Lelmrskiego
Akademii-Medycmej w Lublinie Kierownik: prof. dr med. Stanislav
Grzycki z Katedry i Zakladu.Radiologii Wydzialu Lekarskiego Akademii
Medycznej w Lublinie Kierownik: doe. dr med. Kazinierz Skorzynski.
(BRAIN) (RADIATION EFFECTS) (LIVER GLYCOGEN)

POLAND
KOWALEEWSKI, Jan and Jerzy SZY-DLOWSKI; Second Clinic of
Internal Diseases (II Klinika Ghoro_b_Yewnetrznych) XX
Zhademia Yedyozna -- Medical Soho In Lublin, Director:
Prof Dr Med A. R, TUSZKlr-VICZ and gle Institute of Radio-
logy (Zaklad Radiologii) of the KM In Lublin, Director:
Prof Dr Med K. SKORZYNSKI.
"A Case of Medullar- Leukenia with Skin and Extensive
Bone Alterations"
-Krakow, PrzeRlad Lekarskip Vol 18, No 12, 62, pp 474-478.
Abstract: CAuthors' Englich summary modifleg case report
of medullary leukemia, which at first was clinically and
hematologically chronic, having then passed quickly into
an acute form. Interesting In this case were the formation
of Isukemic infiltrations in the skin and extemsive chaziSes
in the bone system, which had the character of a multifocal
atrophy of bone tissue. These bone alterations which app!a-,r
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vOrY rarely In medullary leukemias in adults, were the
oauso of disturbances in caloilLn PhOSPhate metabolism
tOasther with the formation of calcium metastases in
kidneys. The treatment, at first with Kylerans and after-
wards during the exacerbation of the disease, with Pred-
nisolon and Purinethol did not influence in an7 way the
course Of the diaease and did not contribute to the pro-
longation of the Datient's life.
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Sz-,rdlowski
Szydlowski M. "The Problem of Utility Furniture for the Working Class."
(Problem mebla mieszkaniowego dla mas pracujacych). Przeriysl Drzewny,
No. 1, 1956, pp. 21-24.
The problem of mass production of furniture suitable for an average
worker's household (utility furnisture) imposed itself with particular
urC,ency in Poland after the last war. The wood industry of the People's
Poland was faced by the ndeessity of creating new, standardized types of
furniture which would meet the following requirements: 1) maximum utility
combined with aesthtic design and proper finish, 2) compliance, as to
dimensions and lines of design, with the standard types of dwell-ings,
considerable lowering of prices in conparison with the cont of the types
hitllvrto prevailing, h) construction correspondine to the possibilities
irAse- prmiiietion vith rr-raNi to t-he, prvnent sllate of treh.-Vz~
prcAtction vlants 01, a or tbc- -~I-e