SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAKHINSON, D.B. - YAKHNINA, D.N.

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AUTHORi YAKHINSON.B.I, PA - 2146
TITLEr ~_Un a ~Letter from G.I.ATABEKOV (Russian)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Tekhn. Fiz., 1957, Vol 27, Nr 2, PP 424 - 425
(U.S.S.R
Received; 3 / 1957 Reviewed$ 4 / 1957
ABSTRACTt ATABEKOV's letter concerning YkKHINSON's paper "Transition-
processes in stripes and low-frequency-filters" is commented
upon. The difference between the answers obtained from the
various authors concerning the analysis of simple transition-
processes i# filters is chiefly due to the methods of
idealizing filter-characteri8ties. It is shown that in his
paper ATADEXOV mentions a possibility of qualitatively
equal conditions in the case ot the analysis of processes
at the input and output of the filter. The author by no
mea.na identified the characteristics of input- and out-
put-conductivity. The recommendation of the expediency of
an assumption that the active component of input-conductivity
is constant in the transmission-stripe and outside of it is
zero ist according to YAKIIINSON, not convincing since the
complex input-conductivity in the transmission-stripe is not
constant, and outside of it is not equal to zero, while it
steeply rises in the domain of section frequencies.
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A 2146
On a Letter from G.I.ATABEKOV.
In his paper ATABEKOV emphasizes the inadmissibility of
independence of a(Q) and b(4). ATABEKOV is inconsistent
in investigating the stripe-filter since he imposes an
additional condition b(47 ). According to YAKHINSON there
0
is no necessity for doing so since b(4ro) can be determined
from (46). It is strange.that ATABEKOV speaks of the con-
dition b(q
0 in a different manner than of a condition
0
for the characterization of the frequency of the applied
influence. YAKHINSON ;agrees with ATABEKOV's remarks 1)
and 2) at the end of the letter.
ASSOCIATIONt Not given.
PRZSENTED BY:
SUBMITTED: 20-4-1956.
kVLILkB,LE*t Library of Congress.
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SSR/Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Thermochemistry, B-8
_'U
. Equilibria, Physical-Chemical Analysis, Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 5, 1957, 14645
Author S. A.'Shchukarev, M. A. Oranakaya, T. A.Tolmacheva,
A. K.:Yakhkind
Inst
Title Pressure ofSaturated Vapor of Vanadium Tetrachloride
Orig Pub: zh. neorgan. khimii, 1956: 1., No 1, 30-35
Abstract: The purpose of the work is to check the previously,ob-
tained. data (Simons J. H., Powell Mi G., J. Amer. Chem.
SOO.,, 1945, 67, 75) and to enlarge'the temperature range
somewhat. VC14 was prepared by chlorinating alumino-
thermic V.. A scheme of the chlorination installation is
attached, the method of work is described. The pressure
.of the saturated vapor PVC14 was determined by the flow
method permitting to compute the partial pressures Of VC14
N2 was used as
and C1.2 separately. Dried and purified
,
gas inert.in reference to VC14- PVC14 was determined in
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,*SR/Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics, Thermochemistry B-8
'Equilibria, Physical-Chemical Analysis, Phase Transitions.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 5, 1957,14645
.Abstract: the range.from 00 to 900. The following was found based
on'the,experimental data: logpVC14(mm) = -(2174 / T) +
5.19; L -=.9.9 � 0.1 kcal per mole; A S (vap.) - 25.8 entr.
units. The checking of the data by the method of measur-
ing'the vapor pressure by boiling points within the range
from,25 to 850 resulted in following values: log PVC14
-(2185 / Tj + 5.21; L = 10.0 + 0/1 kcal per mole,,a S
(vap.) = 23.6 + 0.4 entr. unit:37. It follows,from the
concordance oP-the results of both these methods that VC14
in vapor form is a monomer.
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PORAY-KOSHITS3, Ye.A., red.; BARZAKOVSKIY, V.P., red.; YA,K,HKIND,
A.K., red.; TOMARCHENO, S.L., red.; FOYKINA,-T.
teklin. red.
(AbsAracts of the reports at the Alt-Union Conference on the
Glassy State] Teziay dokladov Vaesoiuznoe soveshchanie po
stelcloobraznomu soatoianiiu. Leningrad, GoskhImizdat, 1959.
133 P. (MIRA 16.;10)
1. ',Tsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po stekloobraznomu soatoyanlyu.
3d. 2. Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy institut im. Vavilova (for
Yakhkind). 3.:Institut khimii silikatov,AN,SSSR (for Poray-
Koshits)..
(Glass research-Congresses)

5rd All-Unlami Conference an the Vitreous State
TAMMCL'Ls Staklo I k4waslU. 1960. Nr 3. JPP 43-0 (-33)
AMXTRACTJ The 3rd &U-Valan Conference an no Vit"com $tat* vas hold in
LexiagrM at the m=4 or 1959. It -a organised by the Inatitut
Wail millkatov AN WSR (InatItuto of the CbamimtXy Of 2111"t64
AS V332)v 7asso7samays khimdabastays obsb*homt" level D. 1.
leadel&yova (All-VaLost Chemical Boulety local D. 1. K=4-1914v)
"Ad optlaboakiy lasutut Least a. X. VAvllw'&
ottt* Optimal Xontiti*U immal, S. X. Tavllov). Xarw shaa 10(
reports on the structu" of glams. inseatic%tion a-thota 4f
Vitreous 81-t-. the ~CUMIGS Of Vitrification &OA P7 I h
a G*c'=Oa'
tachalool properties of glass*. wre delivered. The Comt-ran a
-&-"a a-AM-4 t-r Aeffetmie-, A. I , -.Z- - -
zt~_
j At the 7th 6 reports dealt vith glass" Am smul
VIU thm solarins of guests MA the is.
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A. A. Kof*ll. -0surption ftoolrma-U-ili lam Am
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at the lanconce'af Av=& rerm.
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409.0a spectral &aA aboaloal properties of the Car-laza. V 7 O.-lat
Ported a rale of the admixture. " the aryal-11fuF-i
all:: th, a.
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&1, the coloring of quarts glass by V=- radiation.
L~.K. 317aMse And I. L. Shatter reporto4 on the
at ~mof po" forsiAloA In mllicato italls (foan glass. carzaalte).
To. V. reported on 1"oallntlaa3 of
moff-sei re my axl4*. in a state of equillbrinn. 1. 71. "R
Car, M-laportoxce of the Vitreous 10bAse in the
ody &ad the Casont Clinker- . V. A. Presnov reported an tho
meeting dealt with
7
pbyxla&l Chwalstry mad prcp~mrtlas
of Clsom. K. 11. Taystroplyer. 0. K. Rar%oamv And S. X. Zubrow
a"9 comprehensive reports. A. A. Ajq~n reported we the fazdazau~
tal structural parameters which iti.Szlzs the properties of Oka
A. V. Cladka,. V. A. Ratabyl-skoye, V. T. Tar"O. repar%44 on
ro
assras r*iu of the Glywarrar-.0-utur of -.4=140 slaves#.
L. I. zAtUna reported an poaullmalties of the ex7ansion a! Oxide*
In ~gc. 6 classes. lr_g_* reported on the subjecta
A. Road.
-The tnargy of Covalet land. a and Their Role tat the Proommer
of the Tiscome; rluz*. S.,K2 Syritskmys reported me 1,tyaloo-aboalcal
properties of alumophompla 0 C mats. In. A. ShaUt reported 04 the
dopen-lonas of the properties of Alwl 6111CATF81"". ae the aom-~
p:sitlea. Z. W. 3hah*ZIwwa reports! on. at the Cba-~
I ndew* of %fiV_6_VM&1 Properties of rhosphato Cl~mxow on the
Compoml$ Ice. _AA_jA.Tjkj=4.raVorto4 on the sabjects *`Tk~ Periodic
system and the Optical COM1441. of class-. 1. 3. "IxACTS, reported
;at wNsobanical Properties of Clam. Morse. 1, 3.
UWaM
a- or of lzargUale
made a report on the sechazloal prop
gl in the ancutalams lzik~ml aud cc their strazt=4~ Is-.
a frta, an th:,olastlo propvrtlas of glacato Act b
a%
Card 7/8 Itus-lom-81mr .92o tion of %be jtlams.$ on fteir "Chemical
reported the mbjoa%t -Leaching at
Salroal&hsIlk Somalts my Lantana Solutions of lo-I's end the
Patfi.0140 in the Structure of Glass Isamilts.. S. N.
prsk~~Jkh and T.,W. Smear va reported on synthesis "Cliveatita.
tlam of bafnium glosses. S. X_Zbravo repazt*4 -a pkf.ico-
gbaul.al prop"tia. of gallium sill.afe jj~-ma.s. V. A. Dbro.oX
and 1. � too. film fti_~_S-bft
reported 0. %be sar
1".sodiu. glass in the acidic, nfttxel "4 basic stodt". Tb:mtol.
loo in& persons reported &,% %he final _*tlugj V. F. U"rlaa
ot%'#tl
th: L.A.... a the Iwiae earth ..14.4 Ily
or glasses in a huald atwosphere$ L To. Xasslay On T1%Tlt1Q&%i6ft
4 proportion of bare%o glemosel $. a Aty. I6. L. xalsft'.
AM Ma
-4 11. t-Xols.", on the reaction Or. ,oilectroa's
tions7-1jactor Togel And Roolgar myoke as guests fron TA0t4ru (Iwra
Ao4d*.Iol&A 7. V. Belot. N. A. I-st-zadml, 1. 1. Xl%AJ`4V%r*4sklj'
And 2. t. X*2Gr &I-0 -POkM At the flAma a0dliftd-
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PORAY-KOSHITS, Ye.A., doktor fiz.-matem.nouk, red.; AVGUSTINIK, A.I., red.;
TIARZAKOVSKIT, V.P., red.; BEZBORODOV, M.A., red.; BOTTI". 0.K.,
red.; VARGIN, V.V.-, red.; VLASOV, A.G., red.; TEVSTROPIYEV, K.S.,
red.; LE V, A.A., akademik, red.; MATVEYEV, M.A., red.; HOLCHANOV.
V.S., red.; MIULLER, R.L., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; TOROPOV, N.A,,
red ; FLORINSKAYA, V.A., red._;,_PPEIND.AK,_red.; SUVOROV, I.V.,
red::Lzd-va; BOOBLIM, Y.T., tekhn.red.
[Vitreous state; transactions of the Third All Union Conference on
the ritreoue state] Stekloobraznoe sostoianie; trudy Vaesoiuznogo
soveshchaniia po stekloobraznomu sostoianiiu. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.
nauk. SSSR, ~1960. 534 p. (MIRA 13:10)
l.,Vi3aooyuznoye soveshchaniye po stekloobraznoma sootoyaniyu. 3d.
Leninomd 1959.
(Glass-Congresses)

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YAKHKIND, A.K. (Leningrad)
Motrica of th,'~ oquillbrivn chr~,qical. diagraa. of a binnr-y
system with oovpj,&l chem1cul compounds. Part 21 Zhur. fiz.
khim. 39 no. 1:49-54 Ja 165 (MIRA 19:1)
Votrics of the equilibriwa diagram for a binary system of
several chemical compounds. Part 1. Ibid.: 165-168
1. Submitted December 10l 1963.

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ACCESSION MR: AY SOI 4 3 5 P, S'0(176/135,,'0319/001 /C,165 1016A
AU, ')R: Yakhkind, A. K.
TITLE: Metrics of :he phase diagra '1of a bina~~!y~jtem. ;with several chemical
compour crmat-n -f t~)e --mp,)nent ccncentrations
nAs . I. Tran~'
i,'-OURCE- Zhurnal fi,.icheskoy kbimii, v. 39, no. 1, 1965, 165-168
TOPIC TAGS: phase liagram equilibriLun, two-component system
ABSTRACT: Forimilas were derived f,-)r r!oncentration transformation of th'~ COMDO-
p 4
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s.y.s em -thereexistivone, inVdi4ant-point for that compo-
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heurill furnares were used. . For lack of acid hearths, the
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:lroxiijailim wa% greatly ciartwiled and Inix. t1w was made
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YAKMIGH, I.M., professor
Roentgenokymographic study of the respiratory function of the lungs,
diaphragm, and intercostal muscles in acute pneumonia and pleuritis.
vaet.r'ant. i red. 31 no-5-26-32S-0 156. (MLRA 10:1)
1. Iz GoBudarstvennogo nauchno-issladovatellskogo instituta rentgeno-
logii i radiologii iment V.H.Molotova (dir. - dotsent I.G.Iebunova)
(RISPIRATION. PbyBiOl. in various die.
reap. funct. in pneumonia & pleuritis, radiokimography)
(PHUMONIA,,physiol,
rasp. funct. of lungs. diaphragm & intercostal musc..
radiokimography)
(PLEURISY. physiol.
same)

Boor tLenIngrad)
Clinical r oentganological diagnosis of primary cancer of 'the lung.
Ilinimed 34 no.3:77-79 Mr 156. (MMA 10tl)
I I ~ 1 U,11 7(; S, neoplasms,
diage (am))

[Practical instructionsfor conducting I-rey examination of the
urinary organs] *todicheakie ukazaniia k provedeniin rentgeno-
logicheakogo ibeledovaniya mochavykh organov. Moskva, Medgiz,
1957. 32 pp (KIRA 10:7)
(URINARY ORGANS-RADIOGRAPHY)

U5SR / Human and Animal Physiology. The Effect of T
~Physical Factors. Ionizing Irradiations.
Abs'Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102373.
Author Yakhnirh.-
0 S:c
Inst ven.,
Title Roentgenologic Study of External Respiration Under
Influence of Penetrating Irradiation.
Orig Pub: Vestn. rentgenol. i radiol., 1957, No 3, 25-30.
Abstract: In 44 patients with malignant tumors, for the dur-
ation of the course of radial therapy, the exter-
nal respiration was periodically examined by var-
ious roentgenologic methods, After 600-1000 r,
hypoventilation of the lower lobes of lungs was
noted, and, after higher doses the development of
emphysema. Increasing with the size of dosage of
irradiation in a majority of cases, there were
Card 1/2
138

~USSR Human and Animal Physiology, The Effect of T
Physical Factors. Ionizing Irradiations.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No".22, 1958, 102373.
Abstract: noted adecrease of the amplitude of movements of
the diaphragm and ribs, slowing down and reduction
of the depth of respiration with the lengthening
of the expiration phase, irregular respiration
rhythm as well as a decrease of the vital capacity
and limits of respiration. The changes had a re-
versible character; 2-3 months after the termina-
tion of the course of treatment, the function of
the external respiration approached the initial
state. The neuro-reflectory mechanism of the func-
tional disorders is stressed, and the possibility
of their transition into the organic, under irra-
diation with higher doses, is granted. E, B.
Glikson.
Card 2/2

YAKHNICH, I.M.w prof.
Comparison of roentgenological data and operative findings in
dineases of the stamach wad duodenum. Xhlrurglia no.12:7-
11 D 159. OuRA 13:6)
1. Iz Gosudaretvermogo nauchno-ineledaratellskogo rentgeno-
radiologichaskogo instituta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
RSFSR (dir. - dotseut I.G. Lagunov).
(STOMACH diseases)
03UOI*WM diseases)

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sotrudnik., TESLYAp T.A., nauohW so-trudbik
Clinical roontgenologica changes in the cardiovascular system
due to ionizing radiation* Vest. rent. i rad. 35 no. 5:24-29
)tr~!Je 160. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Iz rentgenodiagnosticheakogo otdela (zav. - prof. I.A.
Shokhter) Gosudarat4e'imogo nauchno-iosledo'v*atelinkogo-r,6fitgoncj;-
;4diologicheakogo instituta, Ministerstva zaravookhraileniya
.~SR (direktor - doktor medo nauk I.G. Lagbnova)'# -
(CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM)- (RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFEC

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LAGWIOV, I.G., prof., oti;e red.; KAGM, Ye.M., prof., z 'amo otv.
red.; VIKTURINA, V.P., kand...med. nauk,, red.;
TSYBULtSKIY, B.A., prof., red.; jAym-ICH'.I.M., Prof.j
red.
[40 years of the State Scientific Research Institute' of
X-ray Radiology of the Ministry of Public Health of the
R.S.F.S.R.. 1924-19643 40 let Gosudarstvennogo nwachno-
isoledovatellskogo rentgeno-radiologicheakogo Inatituta
MZ RSFSR, 1924-1964., Yoskva,, GNIRRI MZ RSFSR, 1964. 347 P.
WHIM 18:1)

VAYMRj, Sh.A.,inzh.; VAYIER, S.A., inzh.; USOLITSEV, V.A., inzh.;
FOKIN, V.M.,-.inzh.; SOTSKOV, N.L., inzh.; 2WIDBERG, S.A., inzh.;
SIGAM, V.S., inzh.; BROMPITEYN, L.M., inzh; YUMMY S.V., kand.
tekhn. riauk; BATYREV A.V... Inzh.; BOTW&KIN, Yu.F., inzh.;
RYZHKOV, N.I inz ;'YAKHNIN, A.L,., inzh.; FRIDKIS, Z.I., inzh.
Furnishing the SGIJ gas-cutting machine with a FOS-4 scaled
photocopying control system. Svarf proizv. no.9:34 S 165.
(KW 18: 9)
l.'Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tekhnologii
mashinostroyeniya (for Sh.Vayner, S Vayner, Usolltsev, Fokin,
Sotskov). 2. Volgogradskiy zavod im: Petrova (for Zandberg,
Sigarev.. Bronshteyn). 3. VPTI khimnefteapparatury (for Yunger,
Batyrev, Bodyakin)- 4. Uraltskiy zavod tyazhologo mashinostroyeniya
imeni Sergo Ordzhonikidze (for Ryzhkov, Yakhninp Fridkis).

4UTHORs Yakhnin, B.M. (Krivoy Rog) SOV/140 - 58-1- 21/21
TITLEs ~Certa~in section Between the lebesgue Functions of the
Expansions in Terms of Jacobi Polynomials Which are Or-
Series
thogonally.Normed With the Weight.P(x)
IFI+x and the Polynomials of,P.L. Chebyshev (0 nekotoroy svyazi
11-x
mezhdu funktoiyami Lebega Tazlozheniy v ryady po polinomam Yako-
1+x
big ortonormirovannym s vesom~P(X) Fil-+-XX i polinomam P.L.
chebysh3va)
PERIODICAL: Izvesti7a-v-ysshikh-uahebnykh zavedeniy Ministerstva vysshego
obrazovaniya SSSR91fatematika,91958,Nr 19pp 2012 - 207 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Let f(x) be a measurable ~funotion on [-I,+1'1 . if (x)l oD for all x C[ 1,+1 it holds-4
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On Lebega j,)jjjcti
OnO Of the Expansion Into a Series so
With Respect to Jacobi POlYnOmials in the Cas V/42-13-6-27/33
es
211 IQ(.p= - .1 , P.-- I ,
2
2
Ln (z), L 21 sln(n+ )are cos
f,,,In(n+ )arc
n- (X) + 0 2 xi
y-1--"7 +
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L ( -Y' -j ) (- 1 - I )
n Ln 2 W !+ 0 +
where ON is a magnitu
-x and n. uniformly bounded with respect to
Thero are 4 references, 2 Of which are Sov .iet, I German,
and l Polish.
SUMMITTEDS JulY 4,.1957
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YAKENIN B.M*
Partial sums of the'expansion of functions belonging to the Lip
oC class into Youriers series according to Jacobi polynomials.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; mat. no. 3:261-267 16o. (MIU 13:12)
'l. Krivorozhskiy pedagogicheskiy. inatitat.
(Fourier's series)

Certain Froblemis (Cont. sov/546o
COVERAGE: lZbe experience of the LMZ (Leningradskiy metallicheskiy
zavod I.A.,ningrad Metalworking Plant) in the'manufacture of modern
large-capacity turbines In presented.. Metheds for the rationali-
zation of bazic manufacturing processes and for tha:zecha6izatiod and
automation of manual operations are given. Descriptions of attach-
ments and tools designed by L14Z for improving labor prioduativity
and product, quality are provided, and advanced inapection methods
disounned. References accompany some articles. Yo personalities
are mentioned. There are 26 reforenoest- 25 Soviet and 1 Enillah.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
I. NEW PROCESSING ?=0D3 IN MACHINING
AND ASSEMBLY
ingineer]. The.Orgdnization, Methods,and Trends in
aamze, Z. M. [E
Efforts for Improving the Easy Manufacturability of Designs for
Large Hydraulic Turbines 5
pard-2,41-L-
IF

Certain Problems (Cont.) SOV/5460
for'Assembling the Diaphragms of Steam and Gas Turbines for
Tack Welding 329
Yakhnin~ M. N (Engineer]. A Pneumatic Clamping Device on
7Tu--r-r-ef-t-atFe-,sfor Holding Bar Stock and Piece Blanks 333
Gurchenkov, V. V. [Engineer], and V. I. Nedvetskiy. A Highly
Productive Circular-Tooth Spiral-Flute Milling Cutter 337
Kuprin,Yu. V.-Milling Cutters for Machining Narrow "V-Shaped
slotB 34o
M. L. [Engineer]. Proper Equipment for Increasing
the Service Life of Face Milling Cutters 343
Melikhan, Ye. K..(Engineerl. Woolholders and Tools With
.:~Adjustable [Cutter.] Overhang 347
A. 1. (Engineer]. A Device for.Testing an Industrial -
Truck by Static Loading 350
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mch was remved; the acidity of its 'contents was de-
the Phosphorus:ft-a6tions in the gastric mu-
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