SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TOPOLYANSKIY, D.B. - TOPORETS, A.S.

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American, I English and 1 Italian.
Dnepropetrovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Dnepropetrovsk
State University)
By Member of the AS UkrSGR, B.V. Gnedenko
July 12, 1957
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Use of quasi-Hermitian interpolational polynomials in the
approximate solution of two-dimensional boundar7 value prr.-
blems. Dop. AN URSR no.7:843-847 165. (IMIRA 18:8)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

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AUTHOR: Topolyanslkyy, D. B. (Topolyanskiy, D. B.)
ORG: Dnepropetrovsk State University (Dnipropetrov'skyyi derzhavnyyi universytet)
TITLE: The use of quasihermitian interpolation polynomials for approximate solu- A
tion of two-dimensional boundary value problems
SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Dopovidi, no. 7, 1965, 843-847
TOPIC TAGS: elliptic differential equation, boundary value problem, interpolation
.ABSTRACT: The boundary problem for a self-conjugate elliptical differential equa-
tion is studied in the rectangular region D(a 0)
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where P(x, y), q(=9 y), r(x, y) and f(x, y) are'continuous in D + r of the func-
tion, P and q are continuously differentiable in D + r for the homogeneous boundary
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.condition u/r = o. Ritz's method and the methods of least squares, and moments in
a class of quasibermitian interpolation polynomials are used to obtain approximate
.:values of the function and its partial derivatives at previously assigned points.
,The paper was presented by Academician M. M. Boholyubov. Orig. art. has: 10 formu-
Ias.
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On submetaharmonic functions. Dop." URSR no.4:432-435 l6o.
(MIRA 13-7)
1. Duepropetrovski3r gosudarl3tvennyy universitet. Predetavleno
akademikom N.N.Bogolyubovym [M.H.Boholiubavym].
(Harmonic functions)

MIKHAYLOV, Yu.A., lnzh.; ORLOV, V.N., Rane tekhn.nauk; POLOT"Y, I.F,,
kand.te),b-.nauk; CHERNYAYEV, I.V.,, kand. tekhn.nauk,- VERSHOY,
V.A.~ inzh.; NAW-4,OVSKIY, L.D., inzh.; TOPOLYANSK17, L.B., lnzh.
Registration of internal overvoltages in 110 to 500 kv.
operational power distribution nettworks. Elek. sta. 36
no.2:48-52 F 165. (MIRA 18:4)

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AUTHORs T olyanalkyy. D. B.--Topolyanskiy, D. B,
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ORG: Dnepropetrovsk State Uniy.~~it ~(Dnipropetrovslkyy derzhavnyy
universytet)
TITLE: Selection of coordinate functions&by direct methods of finding
eigenvalues and eigenfunctions
SOURCE: AN UkrRSR. Dopovidi, no. 2, 1966, 135-138
TOPIC TAGS: eigenvalue, function analysis, polynomial solution, bounds,
value problem, eigenfunction
ABSTRACT: An approximate value of eigenfunctions has determined by the
authors by using Ritz's method in the class of interpolational Hermitia
polynomials in a one-dimensional boundary problem and in the class of
quasi-Hermitian interpolational polynomials in a tvo-dimensional -
boundary problem. As a result of this, the values of the eigenfunction

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and their derivatives were obtained directly at preaelected points.
Paper presented by H. H. Bogolyubov, Member of Academy of Sciences
-USSR. Orig. art, has; 6 formulas. [Baned on authors' abstract) [NT]
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"Results of the Preventive Measures Introduced Against Swine Fever."
Budapest, 14agyar Allatorvosok LaDja, Vol 18, No 9, Sept 63, page 371.
Abstract; Active immunization again5t the disease is carried out only in herds
where a pecific danger of infection is present. Stringent hygienic measures
have been introduced everywhere and have proven to be of great preventive
value. They consist of guardin.- aaainst introduction of disease by newly
arrived animals and the control of further sDreadin- by very stringent
measures. A resulting sharp drop in the inciaence o~f the disease during the
past 9 years is reported i~ the article. The results prove the value of or-
ganized preventive hygienic measures which are more effective and economical
than prevention based on vaccination alone. No references.

TOPONOGOV9 V.A. non-negative ,,,ture
in structure 0, Piewann space, If
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Yatr , ight lines. Sib. mat- zhur (rRA 17,12)
containing Stra
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dimenoional surface.
a two-
:12)
(MIRA 16
Estimating the length of a convex cUrve on
sib. mat. zhur- 4 no.5:1189-1193 S-0 163*

TOPONOGOV, V.A.
Evaluating the length of a closed geodesic in a compact
Riemannian spaco of positive curvature. Dokl. AN SSSR 154
no.5rlO47-1049 F'64. (MIRA Pt2)
1. Institut matematiki s vychislitellnym tsentrom. Sibirskogo
otde:Leniya AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom I.N. Vekua.

PCKROVSKIY, V.L.-
,1_~O~ONOGOV_L_1~4!
Restoring the energy gap in a superconductor with the aid of
sound attenuation measurements. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 40
no.4:1112-1114 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut radiofiziki i elektroniki Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.
(Fermi surfaces) (Superconductivity)

Relation between the ca vature and the topological structure Of
Rieman.olan spaces with an even number of dimensionse Dokl-&M
SSSR 1,33 no-5:1031-1033 Ag 160. (MIRiL 13:8.1
1. Institut radlofiziki i elektroniki Sibirokogo otdelerdya
Akademii nauk SSSR. Fredstavleno aked. F.S. Aleksandrovym.
(Spaces, Generalized)

V". &,,- i~i-
TOPONOGOVt VJAA.,
I-- ty of Riomann spaces of positive curvature. Dokl. AN SSSR 115
no.4:674-676 Ag 157. (MIRA 10-.12)
1. Novosibirskiy elektrotekhnichoskiy institut svyazi. Predstavleno
akademikom P.S. Aleksandrovym.
(Riemann surfaces) (%mces, Generalized)

160)
AUTHOR: Topcnogov, V.A. SOV20-127-5-11/58
TITLE: _E~amanni~&n3p`aces Containing Straight Lines
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk 3SSR,19599VOl 127yNr 51pp 977-979 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Let Rm be an m-dimensional complete Riemannian space of non-
negative curvature which is three times continuously differ-
entiable.
Theorem 1 s If in Rm there exists a geodesic, every partial
section of which is a shortest,2 then Rm can be represented as
a direct metric product of a straight line and of an (m-l)-
dimensional Riemannian space of nonnegative curvature.
Theorem 2 and 3 are needed for the proof of theorem I and were
already proved in Z_Ref 2-7 -
Theorem 4 s Let k independent strair!tt lines pass through the
point P of Rm. Then RM can be rp;;resented as a direct product
k
of an Euclidean E and of a Riemannian (m-k)-dimensional
space.
Besides these four theorems the paper contains six lemmata.
The author mentions A.D. Aleksandrov.
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Riemannian Spaces Containing Straight Lines SOV/20-127-5-11/58
There are 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut radiofiziki i elektroniki Sibirskogo otdeleniya
Akadem-.1i nauk SSSR (Institute for Radiophynics and Electronics
of the Siberian Department of the AS USSR)
PRESENTED: April 29,1959, by S.L. Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTEDs March 30,1959
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TOPONOGOV, V. A.Y Cand Phys Math Sci -- (diss) "Riemann ipaces of Curves Limited
From Donouth." NovosIbIrrik, 'Nuut 'Uborlan Di,arioh or tho Aborlan Divtilon Of Lho
Acaderay of iciences USSR, 1958, 7 pp, (Moscow itate Univ im E. V. Lomon-o3ov) !10
Copies, no price given (KL, 21-60, 118)

16(1)
AUTHORs _Lo2onogov, V.A. SOV/20-124-2-10/71
TITLE: Estimation of the Length of a Closed Geodesic Line on a Convex
Surface (Otsenka dliny zamknutoy geodG21cheskoy na vypukloy
poverkhnosti)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959,Vol 124,Nr 2,pp 282-284 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The author considers closed geodesic lines on two-dimensional
two times continuously differentiable convex surfaces R k the
curvature of which is>.,k (k>-0).
Theorem: The length of a closed not self-intersecting geodesic
2 Ir
line on R 1844 The equal sign is only reached on the
k 1
sphere with the radius 7:Fr I is 271
Theorem: The length of a geodesic loop L on R k YF I the
equal sign is reached only on the sphere.
Analogous theorems hold for twofold connected, two-dimensional
Riemannian manifolds; in this case the estimation is 2 times
smaller. For the proof the author uses methods of the inner
geometry due to AlekBandrov.
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Estimation of the Length of a Closed Geodesic Line SOV/20-124-2-10/7i
on a Convex Surface
ASSOCIATIONsInstitut radiofiziki i elektroniki Akademii nauk SSSR Sibirskogo
otdeleniya (Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics of the
Siberian Section of the AS USSR)
PRESENTEDt September 12, 1958, by S.L.Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED: September 1, 1958
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AUTHORt Toponogov,V.A. 30V42-14-1-3/27
TITLE; Riemannian Spaces the Curvature of Which is Bounded From
Below (Rimanovy prostranstva krivizny, ogranichennoy snizu)
PERIODICAM Uspekhi matematicheakikh nauk, 1959,Vol 14,Nr 1,pp 87-130 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper contains a detailed representation of the
results announced in Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1957, Vcl 115i
pp 674-676. The most essential result is the following onei
Let Rm be an m-dimensional) 2 times continuously differentiable
k
Riemannian space the curvature of which is>/k in all points and
all two-dimensional directions. Let every sphere of the metric Rm
k
be compact. Then the angles of an arbitrary triangle in'the R m
k
formed of shortest lines are not smaller than the corresponding
angles of an triangle with the same side lengths in the plane
of constant curvature k. In four chapters (11 paragraphe) the
paper contains 9 theorems and 30 partly well-known lemmast
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Riemannian Spaces the Cur7ature of which is SOV42-14-1-3/27
Bounded From Below
The paper was induced by A.I.Pet and written with the aid of
Fet. Results of A.D.Aleksandrov f-Ref M 7 are used essentially.
There are 16 references, 6 of which are Soviet, 1 French,
4 German, 3 American, I Italiang and 1 Swedish.
SUBMITTEDt August 29, 1958
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TOrONOGOV, V,A.
Riemannian spaces of below-bounded curvature. Usp. mat. wWc 14
n0,1:87-130 JA-F 159. NIHA 120)
(Geometry, Non-baolide%n)

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- Evaluation of the length of a closed geodesic on a convex
Burfaca. DokI.AN SSSR 124 no.2:289--284 Ja '59-OCRA 12:1)
1. Inatitut matonziki I alaktroniki AN SSSR Sibirakogo
otasianiya Predstavleno al-ademikom S.L. Sobolnvym.
iGeometry)

AU MIOR - To-ponogov, V.A. 20-120-4-P/67
TITLE: Rie opaces -kith a Curvature -,,hich is 3ounded From
Pelow by a Positive Number (Rimanovy prostranstva krivizny,
ogranichennoy snizu polozhitellnym chislom)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1958*vol 120,Nr 4,pp 719-721 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let R m be an m-dimensional two times continuously different-
k
iable space with a complete metric, the curvature of which is
> k >0. In Rm let a triangle be formed by three geodesics.
k
Theorem: If there exists a triangle the sum of the sides of
which is equal to 21f and if no side is the sum of the two
M
others, then all angles of the triangle are equal to -jr, so
that the triangle is a closed geodesic.
Theorem: The sum of the sides of a triangle is < 2T'
Ck-
Theorems There exists no geodesic which is longer than
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Ri'emannian Spaces ',Vith a Curvature !.',hich is Bounded 20-120-4-9/67
From Below by a Positive Number
then Rm is an n-dimensional sphere of the radi__
k
Theorem: If there exists a triangle, the sum of the sides of
which is equal to 2-11 , then R m is an m-dimensional sphere
of the radius 1 VT k
'Irk '
The case k = 0 was formerly considered by the author (see
[Ref 11 ) .
There is 1 Soviet reference.
,.ASSOCIATION: Institut radiofiziki i elektroniki Zapadno-Sibirskogo filiala
Akademii nauk 5,'.,SR (Institute for Radiophysics and Electronics
of the West-Siberia Affiliated Institution of the Academy of
Sciences of the USSR)
PRESENTED: December 11, 1957, by S.L. Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED: December 29, 1957
1. Mathematics
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AUTHOR: Toponogov, V.A.
TITLE: The Property of Convexity of the Riemannian Spaces with Posi-
tive Curvature (Svoystvo vypuklosti rimannovykh prostranstv
polozhitellnoy krivizny)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol- 115, Nr 4, pp. 674-676
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: At first reference is made to three relevant preliminary works.
The present paper proves the following theroem: Rn may signi-
fy here a twice continuous differentiable Riemannian manifold
with complete metrics of non-negative curvature. Then every
triangle formed of the shortest lines on R has angles that
are not smaller than the corresponding angles of a plane tri-
angle with plane lateral lengths. This theorem is proved here
in the equivalent form of the "convexity condition" by A.D.
Aleksandrov. The course of this proof is followed here step
by step, two lemmata being given and/proved. This theorem can
also be generalized to spaces with curvatures limited at the
bottom. By a passage to the limit the theorem can be general-
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20-4-11/6o
The Property of Convexity of the Riemannian Spaces with Positive Curvature
space. Prom this follows the following theorem: On a (n-l)-
dimensional complete convex surface (without assumption of
the smoothness) in an n-dimensional space the shortest line
is uniquely determined by any small arc of this line. This
theorem is the n-dimensional generalization of the"theorem
of the non-adjacency of the shortest lines". There are 3 re-
ferences, 2 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Novosibirsk Electrotechnical Institute for Telecommunicatiora
(Novosibirskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut svyazi)
PRESENTED: March 5, 1957, by P.S. Aleksandrov, Academician
SUBMITTED: February 27, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congpess
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Rieman speces having their curvature bounded below Mf a positive.
Dokl. AN SUR 120 no. 4:719-721 Je 158. (HIRA 11:8)
1. Inatitut radiofiziki i alektroniki Zapadno-Sibirskogo filiala
AN SUR. Predstavleno akademikom S.L. Sobolevym,
(Spaces, Generalized)

84649
S/020/60/133/005/028/034XX
14,,'5-400 16,r4l-00 C111/C222
AUTHOR: Igg"nogov V_A.
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TITLEs Relation Between Curvature and Topological Structure for
Riemannian Spacesaof an Even Number of Dimensions
'Ti nauk SSSR, 196o,voi.133,No-5,pp-1O31-1O33-
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadem
TEXTs In a Riemannian space the author forms a triangle of tvo
shortest lines and one geodesic line. The triangle is called regular
if the sum of two arbitrary of its sides are greater than the third one.
Lemma 1: If in a complete Riemannian space M the curvature K in every
point and in every two-dimensional direction is not smaller than H and
if the primeter of a regular triangle ABC consisting of the shortest
lines AB, AC and the geodesic line 3C, equals 271-IrR, then the angles
B and C equal W .
Lemma 2s Under the assumptions of lemma 1 the perimeter of a regulsr
triangle is not greater than 21r/Y T
Theorems Let M be a complete Riemannian space of even dimension. If
the curvature X of M in every point and 1in every two-dimensional
direction satisfies the inequation 0 < -4 L then M is either a
sphere or homeomorphic to the elliptic space.
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S/020/60/133/005/028/034XX
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Relation Between Curvature and Topological Structure for Riemannian
Spaces of -an Even Number of Dimensions
The theorem improves a result of Rauch (Ref.1) and Klingenberg (Ref.2).
The proof uses the theorem K of (Ref.2)t If the curvature K of a compact
simply connected Riemannian space is strongly positive in every point
and in every two-dimensional. direction, and if it is not greater than
L, then every part of the geodesic line with the length"JY/-j'L is a
shortest line.
There are 6 references: I Soviet and 5 American.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut radiofiziki i elektroniki Sibirskogo otdeleniya
Akad. nauk SSSR (Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics
of the Siberian De~rtment of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: April 7, 1960, by P.S.Aleksandrov, Academician
SUBMITTEDt April 1, 1960
Card 2/2

TOPOR, C.
A magnetolectric instrument, equipped with thermopiles, for measlirement
of very low-frequency pulsatine currents. p. 2(B.
ISTROLOGIA APLICATA. (Directia Generala de Yietrologie de pe linga
Consiliul do Ministri) Bucuresti, Runaniae volt 5, no. 6, Nov./Dec.
1958
.... Mlonthly list of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC Vol 8, No. 6, June 1959
Uncl.

TOPOR,J)~
"Manual on nuclear and radiochemlOre by F:riedlander, 1. Kennedy,
Reviewed by D. Topor.,:Studii cerc chim 10 no.3/4.-397-398 162,
d'r)

TO PO Pl. ) Durni-tru,

Problems of stratification of tree and brushwood seeds. P. 346.
REVISTA PADURILOR. Buvurf,-,ti. W1. 70, No. 7, July 1.955.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5. No. 3, March 1956.

TOPOR, D.
"Sounding line to mcitanre Interior te,.Tperature an-] to tent ricorn;s in
warehouses during winter". T). 142, tWISTA PADURILOR, Vol. 69, 116. 3,
Mar. 1954, Bucuresi, Rumania)
SO: Monthly Liat of East European Accessions, tEFAL), LC, Vol. 3,
No. 12, Dec. 1954, unci.

MURGULESCII, I.G.; TOPOR, D.
Eloctrwigration of lithium in melted alkaline rjltr~tteo. Fev
chimie Roum 9 no.12:815-818 D 164.
1. Center of Chemistry and Physics Research, Ru=nian Adademy,
23 Dumbrava Rosie Street, Bucharest. Submitted August 1, 1964.

MURGULESCU, I.G.; TOPOR, D.
Electromigration of lithium
cere chim 13 no.12:865-868
in malted alkaline nitrates. Studit
D 164.
1. Center of Physical Chemistry Research, Rumanian Academy,
23 Dumbrava Rosie Street, Bucharest.

WPOR, D.
T
"Preparing seeds of the common maple for seedingg. p. 212, (RY.71STA
PADURILOR, Vol. 69, No. 5, MAY 1954, Bucuresi, Rumania)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC. Vol. 3,
No. 12, Dec. 1954, Uncl.

12~~ ~TERNBERG, S.
Transport number in the aqueous solutions of CuC12 Studii cere
chim 8 no.33445-449 160. ~EEAI 10ig)
1. Centrul. de cercetari. chimice, Sectia de chimie-fizica, Bucuresti.
(Solutions) (Water) (Co er chlorides)
(Iono) (Electrolysils

GONTARENK09 M.A., starshiy nauchrgy-sot-rudnik; ZELITSER, V.Ya., inzh.-
.mekhanik; TOPOR,, I.A,, agronom-plodovod
Filling station for sprayers. Zashch.rast.ot vred.i bol. 5
no.7sl8-19 Jl 160. (MIRA 16sl)
1, Moldavskaya otantelya Vsesoyuznogo instituta zashchity
rasteniy (for Gontarenko). 2. Sovkhoz imeni Frunze (for
Zelftser, Topor). (Spraying and dusting equipment)

TOPM#-)%Lizn-Wzo.fAuz=&-Edeoeaied]; SUTKIRL, L.N., red.; RODIONOTA,
Z*A*, red&; YAKHOVA, NeN,, tekhn. red,
[Practloal work in arithmetio for the third and fourth grades]
Prekticheelcie raboty po ariftetilce v III i IT klaseakh. Pod
red. t.,.N. Sk~tkina. Mekm, Goo. u.chobno-pedagog. izd-vo X-va
Prom RUSR. 19570 44 p. (MIRA 1118)
(Arithmetio-11toblems, exeroises, ato.)

0,
SSI.309.3.
.33.
ClIewarch on long.
-A tlbd~djelzesi kiatatfiss w,196, Nov,/Dec. 1954. 34 4g;P
i Runianial B(I(iz,%pot, 5$(6)-J
lijil, Traii.1, by L. AvjWkY-- DWB'-
mt1n I
figs., 2 tables. walan and French sumniarlm P orheresge In der Valkstepublik
n- Die lmd[Witc Wetter'
complete C-,-*,n verslo ..
Ablot 5(1/2).163-186, IOSS, Ru~,ii4n~ ,O.~Evlzlish turn-
)igratiomiN. Budapest,
Rumsolen. Acla i long range fOrccast',-19 Waq
tic research oil from Romanian
ries P. 196. DA-In Romania sY51em" -d
in., 195L by a small research UCKIP- A-card file was 11repar4lation types wove determined an
ggg-19si. Sixteen and cim,
data for the period 11 er Bure-uHistOric'kVeIl,heT,%l3p,' (iggg-1939) and Romanian synaptic
the basis of U. S. Weath Ijain, a detailed de'%TiPticn of he t6 circulation
,,the, maPs, (IM-1950- This Paper Ml . Oiar reference to their effect on
% ency distribution in Europe, with partic
d their freqW 2. Synaptic types 3. R%I-
=,"jnR.,n-n!-- subjeameadingir.' I LOU
ranic Aujc$*Tt t4szls (Tra"S.)~G.T.
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TOPOR,
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oteorolo, U-1 Dir,
11-10 'U- i tulb ~i 3. :'.l e tuc o r o1 o i c n, . 11' F . )
Buciu~oi3t, _Viata "~'e 1 " o 9, 1 --3, pp 577-582
Wletcorolo.y and :,'Icdicirle. It

TOPOR9 N.D.
jalysis of mineral formations
Combined thermil a] r AN SSSR. Ser. geol.
weight loss cur^vds- IZIO
N t64.
using differential
29 no.1103-89
(KERA M12)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

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TOPOIRY N. D.
Platinun Group
Crystals of comolex compounds of metals of platinum group; tenth article. Trudy
Inst. Krist. no. 5, 1949.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Libmr:-- of Congress, December 1952 Unclassified,

TOPOR* N.D.
~.-. found near the villar-O
Benwnw"
S.S.R. Trudy MGRI 29;57-58 '56.
(Stodall,aya (KoldIL-Tia ~-
the Koldavian
of StodollnYa In
O(LRA lo: 4)
Bent onite)

USSR/Cosmochemistry. Geochemistrj. Hydrochemistry. D
Abs Jour Referat. Zhurnal Khimiya, No 6; 195'1; 18951.
Iuthor N.D. Topor.
Inst -Mo_s_cowGeo1ogical Prcspecting Institute.
Title Bentonite Near Stodol'ne V~llage, Moldavian SSR.
Or,,g Pub T-L. Mosk. Geol. Raz7ed. Ia-ta, 1956., 29, 57-58.
Abstract Chemical, mechanical, thermal and X-ray analyses of
a bentonite clay were carried out. This clay was
found an the right bank of the Diiezter in Sarmatian
deposits as intercalations 0.1 - 0 2 m thick. This
clay consists mainly ol' minerals of the montmorill-
onite group. !!he chemical composition is (in %) as
follows: S'02 53~1; AlnO 19 24' FC203 3.28; CaO 2 43;
MgO 6. 19; NaD + 1~20 3, bl~ loss after calcination --
It is surmised
0.77: hygroscopic moisture - 5.51
that this clay has originated from volcanic ashes from
the Neogenic volcnnoes In the Carpathian mountains,
which iu indicated by the identical chemical compooLtion
and the increasing thickness of Intercalations in the
direction to the Carprthian mountains.
Card 1/1 61-

TOPOR, N. D.
42032 TOFOR, N. D. - Nabor immersionny1ch Zhidkostev s. vys,,-)kimi pokazptelyemi
prelomleniya (Nd-1.7b4o-2.04). I'llauch. Zapiski Moldav. lkmch.- Issled.
Bazy JALkad. Nauk SSSR. t. 1. Bud. 1, 1948, 9. 115-55. - Bib. Liogr: 9 nazv.
SO; Letopial Zhurnalinykh Statey, Vol. 47, lqhq

TOPOR, V.: TESELZINA, A. redaktor; NALEK, Z. tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
....... ww-f4.-V~
[Handbook for workers in factory, plant and local conmittees].
Spravocbnik Rabotnika ]VIK; abornik materialov v pomoshch'
fabrichno-zavodakim i mestnym komitetam. Moskva, Izd-vo VTsSPS
Profizdat, 1947. 230 P. (14LRA 8:8)
(Trade unions)

ARKHANGELISX6YA, O.A.; RAKHKANOV. P.A.; SHOLOKHOV, Y.N.;
I[OVOSPASSXIY, T.Y.,redaktor; RAKOV,'_-i.I.,,-tekhnicheskty redaktor
[Tourist routes through the U.S.S.Rl Turistskie marshruty po
38SR. Moskva, lzd-vo VTsSPS Profizdat, 1956. 300 p. -(MIMA 10:4)
1. Veesoyuznyy tsentrallnyy sovet prof es:dtonAlInykh-.,Aqyuzov*..
q4eknkursionnoye upravleniye.?.Rabotniki TSentrallno'go
Turisjuko
turistako-okskursionnogo Apravlenl~a Veeiioyuznoko tuentrallnogo
"Ovota prof seRionallnykh soyuzov. (for Arkhange'llakaya, Rakhmanov.
Topor, Sholokhov)-
(Russia-Guidebooks)

ARKHANGNLISKATAL. O.A.; RAKMMOV, P.A.;IGPOR, Y.N.; SHOLOKHOV, T.M.;
7~
NOVOS?ASSKIT, T.T., redaktor; PAKO , ~..,~nicheskiy redaktor
[Tourist trips through the U.S.S.R.] Turistskle marshruty po SSSR.
(Hoskval Izd-vo VTsSn Proffxdat, 1956. 300 P- (MLRA 10:1)
1. Mentrallnoye turistoko-okskursionnoys uprayleniye Yeesoymnogo
TSentrallnogo Soveta professionallufth soyusov. (for Arkhangel'skaya,
Rakhmanov, Topor, Sholokhov)
(Russia--Discription and travel--Guidebooks)

TOPOR, V.v.; OEORGESCU, R.; VLADICA, Gh.
-------- nencv of the brigades of production in coliective
Ensuring the perrA 3
fams. Probleme econ 15 no.1:9 -102 Ja 162.

PAVEL, I.; SDROBOCI, D.; DUMITRESCUp C.;.TOPQ W, V._
The importance of exogenous factors In the etiology of obesity.
Cesk. gastroent. vyz. 16 no-3/4:310-313 Ap 162.
1. Clinica do nutritie - dietetica, Bukureati.
(OBESITY) (NUTRITION SURVEYS) (NUTRITION DISORDEM)
(P RE, GNA11 0 Y )(14RIOPAUSE) (ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (DIABETES MELLITUS)

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IumANIA/Forastry. Forestry and, Forest Cultivation. J-3
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6) 1957, 22578
Author Topor
Inst j-
Title The Prepa-ration of Spearleaved Maple Seeds for Sowing.
Orig Pab: Rev. padurilor, 1954, 69, No 5, P12-214
Abstract: Tests were conducted at the "Michurin" (Rw=ian People's Re-
public) testing station in 194)-1952 on preparation. of spear-
leaved inaple seeds for so;,-,i7-,g . Soaking the seeds in water for
24 hours, then mixirg them vith sand and holding for 2-3 daYE;
at 160, is recommended. Seeds with a germination of 75-80% are
fully suitable for sawing. The collection of seeds should be
made in the ripe stage, when the wings have yellowed. There
is a reference to studies by Soviet authors on stratification
of spearleaved maple seeds.
Card 1/1 -17-

TIOPOR, D.; BUZU.&A, G.; C0'IST_'..~T-T*_-SCU, 0.
Use of organic solvents in the mlective clution of the c ations adsorbed on
the ion-exchanging resins. I. Selective elution of zinc and conper. P. 333.
Academia Re-,ublicii Populare Romine. STUDII SI CEPLETAIII DE CTT DIIE.
Rucuresti, Rumania. Vol. 6, no. 2, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) Vol. 8, no. 7, JulY 1959.
Uncl.

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Atr-MA / Analytical Chomistry-Analyzio of Z-2
Loorgeala substances.
Abe jour : FLeforat Zhur-KhImlys, No. 11, 1959. 38275
Author I Tonesou, S.; Const~xntlncscU, 0., C;einar, r.,
A12%alcu' U.; andlopor. D---
NOT-gvurr-
TILIO Investigation of the PowalbIlIty of Separating
Some Ions on Rumanian Type R-21 COAL= EXchsJ'60
Rosins.
OrIS Pub Studli *I Corostarl Chla 6, No. 2. 31.3-319 (1958)
(in Xmnlea wj" French Kid Russian su=cariev)
Abstract The authors have determined conditions for the
"solution of 4 pairs of cations using Rumanian-
made typo R-21 cation exchaa6e resin, obtained
by the polycondonsation of P-phanoleulfanlc
acid (I mal) with CH20 (1.3 mal) In the presence
Card 2/3
at H28%withaut the use of pressure or dIatIl-
Utica. The Loa exchaNo capacity of the R-21
visin In about 2 maqulv/Sm, Calculated On a drY
resin heels; the 4onsity of the rosin to 1.4852
SWcOj moisture content 7-81P, and swoUing fee-
%4r 1#3~ Before utilization the cation exchange
res is put In the K form by Washing with an
Holl: olution. Good results were obtained fron
the resolution of the follo%4nC, Lon pairs:
Xa~--K- (olutLoa with 0.05-1 N HCI; column dl-
sonslons I x 103 cm; resin Sraln size 0.2-0 3
w), Ca2--Sa2* (0.3 1: solution of -on4um ~I-
alg&to at PH 5; 1.5x 24 cm; 0.4-0.5 am).
I& -Co3- (ammonium citratdo sokition of PH 3.2;
Ix 105 on; 0.1-0.2 am), an Th -UO22-(1 N Hcl;
card 2/3
inargania substances.
Abe Jour Refarat Mxr-Mimiya, No. Ilt 1959, 38ZT5
W3 am; 0.25 mm). A flow rate of 20-15 drops
per min Is used for the solution to be analyzed
and for the elu*At. -- B. Manole
Card 3/3
83

RMAANIA Analytical Chenistry--Analysis of E-2
inorganic substances.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur--niniya, No. 11, 1959, 38276
Aut'hor : Buznea, G.; Constantinescu, 0.; and Topor, D.
Inst : Not 3iVen
Title : The Application of Organic Solvents In the
Selebtive Elution of Cations Adsorbed an Ion
Exchdnge -.esins. i. Selective Elution of Zinc
and Copper.
CriG Pub : Studii si Certetari Chim,.~, No. 2, 333-338
(1958) (in Rumanian with summaries in French
and Russian)
Abstract It has been determined that when acetone con-
Ualning 20j,~17 H20 and 0.5/la HC1 (sp gr 1.16) is
used as the eluent, the complete resolution of
Zn24 and CU24 adsorbed on Rumanian-made type
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RUMOIA Analytical Chemistry--Analysis of E-2
inorganic substances.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur--Khimiya, No. 11, 1959, 38276
R-21 cation exchanSe resin (see preceding ab-
stract) can be achieved. Good results have
also been,-obtained with acetone containing 40%
H20 and lp'~' HC1. A solution of the sulfates of
Zn and Cu contaInIn6 Zn65 as a radioactive in-
dicator was passed throuGh a quartz column
(0.7x 25 cm) packed with R-21 cation exchange
resin (grain size 0.3-0-5mm) which first had
been converted to the H-form by washin6 with
5 Y HCl. The amount of solution passed through
the colum was taken at about 20~ of the total
exchange capacity of the column (54.6 mg Zn and
56.8 mg Ou per gm of air-dried resin). Following
washi% with acetone (10 ml) one of the above-
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Marius, ing.; TOPOR, Gheorghe) ing.
TEODORESCU, ng all means of
I . NecessitY of air ~ranoport and its part amOI
transportation. Rev.transport 10 no.12:552-561 D 163.

f-
f .

-TOPOR, Mariya,Mitrofenovna (deceased]; SKATKIN, L.N., red.; LOUSTINA,
1~ - .
"' ' : '" V - " - 'KOVA1=6, Y.L., tekhn.red.
[Practical work in arithmetic in grades 1-41 Frakticheakie
raboty pq arifmatike v I-IV klaseekh. Pod red. L.H.Skatkins.
Moskva, Goa.uchabno-pedagog.izd-vo K-va proav. RSFSR, 1959.
127 P. (MIRA i!2:8)
(Arithmetic--Problems, exercises, etc.)

TOPOR, N.D,; KOSTIK, G.Ye.
r.'
Miocene volcanic ash In the northeastern part of the Moldavian
S-S-R. TruclF MGRI 33:145-148 '58. (KM 12:12)
(Moldavia--Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.)

15-67-6-6616
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 5,
p 132 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Topor, N. D.
TITLE: Bentonite Near the Village of Stbdollne in Moldavia
(0 bentonite bliz derevni Stodollnb Moldavskoy
SSR)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Moak. geolorazved. in-ta, 1956, Vol 29, pp 57-58.
ABSTRACT: Volcanic ash and tuff, occurring in Neogene deposits,
are found in the region between the Dnestr and the
Carpathian are. In the same region, in the district
of Stodollne, seams of rock occur which, in their
outward appearance, suggest bentonitic clays. These
are mLddle Sarmatian deposits. Megascopically these
clays are homogeneous, waxy rocks with greenish colors
and with small forruginouL inclusions. The light
fraction of the clays (less then 2.9) consists almost
exclusively of isotropic volcanic glass (N 1.512 to
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15-57-5-6616
Bentonite Near theNillage of Stodollne in Moldavia-(Cont.).
The heavy fraction is principally limonite. X-ray and thermal
studies of the fraction smaller then 0.001 have shown that this
material consists principally of minerals in the montmorillonite
group, The chemic!al composition of the bentonitic clays is similar
to that of the volcanic ash. The bentonitic clays of the region
are apparently associated with diagenetic changes in the volcanic
ash.
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h- KLERY M.M.Y red.; KARPOVA, I.S., red.;
.J. khn. red.
(Spectrum analysis of minerals, ores and rocks] Spektrallnyi
analiz mineralov, rud i gornykh porod. Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk.
univ., 1963. 190 P. (MIRA 160)
(Minerals-Spectra) (Ores--Spectra) (Rocks--Spectra)

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DEEM 1,4-:3)
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PAVEL, I.; SDROBICIt D.; DUMITRESCU,
Prevention of obesity. Stud. cercet. en-docr. 16 no-3:
243-251 165.

USSR / Optics
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Fizika, 1957, No 4, 10339
Author Toporets,, A.A.
Inst -W-b-t-Z1v-en
Title Influence of External Factcrs on the Results of Measurements of
Reflected Light.
Orig Pub: Optika i spektoskopiya, 1956, 1, No 1. 90-93
Abstract: Experimental data &re given to shcw that the result of the measure-
ment of the coefficient of diffused reflection O-epends both on the
method of illuminating the specimen, as vell as on the method of
observation. The priLcipal role is played. in this cai;e by the
light flux retlected from the su--,face of the specimen. A i?y--thod
for measuring this flux is describea and the dependence of *,he
form of the indicatrix. on the magnitude ot the abscxpticn. In the
reflecting layer is inlicated.
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T~SSR/Optics Physical Optics K-5
Abs, Jour Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12976
Author Ivanov, A.P., T9~
Inst
Title Investigation of Diffused Reflection with Application of
Polarized Light. I.
Orig Pub Zh. tekhn. fiziki, 1956, 26, No 3, 623-630
Abstract During diffused reflection from dielectrics, the reflec-
ted flux comprises two components, an external, reflected
from the surface, and an internal, reflected from the in-
side. In an earlier work by one of the authors (Toporets
A.S., Zh eksperim i teor fiziki, 1950, 20, 390) it was
proposed, that the external component retains the polari-
zation state of the incident stream, and the internal be-
comes depolarized. The degree of polarization of the in-
ternal component, depending on the angles of observation,
vas investigated theoretically and experimentally both
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PSSR/Optics Physical Optics K-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 12976
since the external component also becomes mixed in.
However, using polarized light, it is possible to measure
the external and internal components over a sufficiently
wide range of angles, without a noticeable error. Measu-
rements of the degree of polarization of the reflected
stream in the case of colored and uncolored paper have
shown that up to ang3.es of 450 the degree of polarization
of the internal component does not exceed the measurement
error, provided the light employed is polarized in the
plane of incidence. At greater angles of observations,
the degree of polarization of the internal components
reaches values of several percent.
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iVANOV, A--..P.: TOPOR:~TSI A.S.
Spectrophotomatric analyzis of Mixtures of powderlike specimens.
1.-v. AN SSSR Ser. fiz. 21 no.11-1502 X 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Spectrophotometry)

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