SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEFIMKINA, V. F. - YEFIMOV, A. F.

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AIZENEERG, Yu,B*, inzh.-, zh.
Draft otandard on 'Light fIxtureo with floureecent lampa for
industrial lighting." Svetotekhnika 7 no.8:23 Ag 161.
(MIRA 14:7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy svetotekhnichookiy institut.
(Fluorescent lighting)

AYZENBERQ, Yu. B., inzh,;, [KIIIA,,_VF.,_inzh.
F~resently manufactured fluorescent light fIxtures, and their
principal characteristics. Svetotakhnika, 8 no 9:25-27 S 162.
iMIRA 15:10)
1. Vaesoyu2nyy evetotekhnicheakiy institut.
(Fluorescent lamps)

AYZENBERG.. Yu.B.,.inyjh.; YEFIMKINA, V.F.t inth.
Built-in fluorescent light fixtures for industrial lighting,
Svetotekhniks, 8 no.12sq-13 D 162. (MM 16d)
1. Voesoyuznyy svetotekhnicheskiy institut.
(Fluorescent lighting) (Fluorescent lamps)
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AYZENEERG, Yu.B.; GORBACHEV, N.V.; GOREV,, Z.M.; DEMCHEV, V.I.;
YEFDMINA V.F ; IVANOVA, N.S.; KONISSAROV,, V.D.; MARNIZOVA, G.B.;
*OSTROVSKIr, M.A.; RATNER, Ye.S.; SHEFTELO " Ye.B,;
YUROV, S.G.
Nikolai Nikolaevich Ermolinskii; obituary. Svetotekhnika 8
no.12:28 D 162. (MIRA ~6d)
(Ermolinskii, Nikolal Nikolaevich, 1894-1962)

BARANOV, V.I.; SERDYUKOVA, A.S.; G6RHOSHINA, L.V.; NAZAROV, I.M.;
Y&FINUNA, Z.14; PANAMIKOVA2 Ye.l.., red.
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(Laboratory work and problems in radiometry] Laboratornye
raboty i, zadachi po radioretrli. Moskva, Atomizdat, 1964,
307 p. (MIRA 17:5)

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AUTHORt Grasyukp As Z.g Yeftmkova, V. F. Zubarevp is Go; Katulin, V. A.;1
Mentser A. No
ORGt Physics Institute im, P, No Lebedev,AH'SSSR, Hoscow (Fizicheskiy
institut-AN S99R); Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (Hookovskiy
--institut stali L spra-vov)
..I..-TITLE: CdSe semiconductor laser.with two-photon optical excitation.
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo telap vo 8. no, 6, 1966p 19SA-1954
TOPIC TAGSt. laser, semiconductor, semiconductor laser, cadmium
aelenide
ABSTRACTi Laser actigrn is re orted in CdSe excited with a Q-awitched
neodymium-dopsi- asj8'Vlaser.,7Since the energy of the exciting radia-
I!-- \
--tion tw 1,17*ev Is smaLLer-than the width of the forbidden band in
.(A 1.88 ev at 77K) the stimulated emission was attributed to
-CdSe
two-photon absorption* The 8 x 4 x 2 mm sample was cooled to 77K. The
'exciting radiation was incident on the 8 x 4 mm face of the sample per-
:.-pendicular to the Fabry-Perot cavity. The emission observed.is shown
in Fig..10 The peak occurred at 6972 A (bw - 1.78 ev), At an excita
tion density of 1 Hw/cm2 the halfwidth of the spontaneous emission was
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1. The emission spectrum of CdSe at
an intensity of exciting radiation of
14 I-Hw/ m2 -(I) and-7 Itw/ cm (2)
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1000 7100
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120 A, Generation.occurred at a density ofexciting radiation of-
7.Mw/cm2 (the halfwidth narrowed down to 18 A, the intensity of emiesion
increased by two orders of magnitudeg and directivity was 1-2*). The
external quantum efficiency with regard to the energy of. the exciting
light, penetrating the sample was 0,5%. A second harmonic of the
excitLng.radiation at 5300 X was observed Qhen the pump light wap
parallel to the e-axi's of the sample. The threshold intensity for
excitation of CdSe was three times smaller than in optically pumped Was
An attempt to attain laser action in CdSe by rubA.,,qaser pum.ping wa 11
unsucceseful.-:0rigb art;I has t , I figure. ICS)
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BERMAN, L.D.,.doktor takhn. nauk; YEFIMOCHKIN, G.I., inzh.
Experimental study of a water-jet ejector. Teploenergatika
10 no.9:9-15 S 163. (MIRA 16tlO)
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1. Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhnicheskiy institut.
(Steam turbines)

BERMAN, L.D.9 doktor tekhn. nauk; )[EFIMOCHKIN) G.I., inzh.
Operation of a condensing system with a water-jet ejector.
Elek. ota. 34 no.7z28-32 ii 163. (MIRA 16:8)

WINMRM. G. I., inzh.
Testing of steam -jet and water-jet ejectors. Elek. sta. 34 no.8i
2-3 Ag 163. (MIU 16:U)

BERMAN, L.D., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; YEFIMOCHKIN, G.I., inzh.
Special features of the work process and operating mode of a
water-jet ejector. Teploenergetika 11 no.2:31-35 P 164.
(~HRA 17:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy teplotekhriicheski3~institut.

BERMAITY L.D., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.; T4F4j0CHK.IN,.,qJ., inzh.
Calculational relationships for water-jet ejectors Teploener-
getika 11 no.7:44-48 JI 164- WRA 17:8)
1. Vaesoyuznyy teplotekhnicheskiy institut.

,eration cf watar jet
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Effea-t of nozz- a 1? E;)
ejecton 33 no,,,.7-11 My

MRMANI L.D., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;,YEFIMOCTIKI.N. G.I., inzh.
Yethods for calculating a water jet ejector. Teploenergetika 11 no.8%
(IERA l8s7)
Ag 164,
1. Voesoyuznyy teplotekhnichaskiy institut.
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AUTHORS: Berman, L. D. (Doctor of technical sciences, Frofossor); Yefimochkin 0.
.&.(Candidate of technical sciences)
ORG: All-Union Heat Engineering Institute (Vuesoyuznyy toplotekhnichaskiy institut)
TITLE: Characteristics and design of low-pressure water-jet ejector pumps
SOURCE.- Toploonorgotika, no* loo 19669 89-92
TOPIC TAGS: ejector pump,, water pump, fluid pressures flow characteristic, Roynoldo
number, fluid viscosity,, surface tension,, low pressure pump
ABSTRACT: This paper presents tests of low-pressure water-jet ejector pumps,
performed to obtain data for designing ejector pumps. Six interchangeable tapered
working nozzles with output diameters of 11--22 mm were used in the tests. The.length
of the cylindrical part of, the mixing chamber t3 - 8.85d3 (d3is the diameter of
the mixing chamber) and 13 a 0 (see Fig. 1). Air could be admitted into the
receiving chamber of the pump through three calibrated apertures with diameters of
1.5, 2.0, and 2,8 mme The pressure and temperature of the working water were
10-5 bar and 5-1%. -It was found that the cylindrical section of the mixture
chamber expands the range of stable operation of the pump, This work is a continua-
tion of several earlier reports by Lo D. Beromm and G. I* Yefimochkin
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W cover of receiving chamber; 2 - working
~ao.zzle,' 3 - receiving chamber; 4 - mi)dna
chamber and exit cone (Plexiglas~,- 5
glass overflow pipe; 6 - coupling; 7
metal overflow pipe; 8 - rubber gasket
ring; 9 - packing; 10 - opening f or
measuring pressure; 11 - calibrated
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AUTHOR: Yef imochkin, L ,,(Maj'or)
ORG: none
TITLE:, Route engineering survey
56URCE: Voyennyy vestnik, no. 11, 1966, 93-96
TAGS: military training, military engineering, military bridge
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A roadway engineering company during practical exercises was given an
assignment to reconnoiter a 128-km route and prepare it for use by advancing troops.
~'Tbe time limit was 8 hr of daylight, and some of the obstacles included nuclear
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's irike zones, mine fields, and destroyed river bridges. A schematic plan of the
action by the road-engineering company is illustrated in a diagram. It is shown
that the company commander tackled his assignment by steps, dividing the entire route
into fife sections. The reconnaissance unit was organized into a forward patrol,
conveyed by an amphibious truck, with a commander, an engineering scout, a chemical
scout, and a communications technician on board. It was followed by a ZIL-157 truck.
with a mining-engineering team equipped with mine detection and demolition devices
and road signals. In a GAZ-63 truck the road engineer carried explosives for clearing
the passage and setting up signs indicating the road cleared through the mine fields.
A team with fording equipment and bridging structures brought up the rear of the
patrol column. The selection of crossing site and type of bridging used by the
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engineering company as well as recommendations for the design of the heavier at-
tures for advancing troops are described.
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TIFIMOCHKIN, PX; ROUNMRGs SeBe
[For early achievement of the planned prodbaotion; work experience of
the nTrtidovskaial Mine noj 5-bis of the Stalimpl' Combine] Z& dosroch-
nos oevoonle proaktnol moshnosti; opyt raboty shakhty No. 5-bis *Trudoy-
skaia" kombiwta Stalinugoll, Hooky&. Ugletakhisdat, 1953. 26 p.
OCLPA 7:
I, lachallnik shakhty No. 5-bis wTrudovskayal (for Tefimochkin). 2.
Starshiy nauchuy7 sotradnik DouUGI (for Rosenberg).
(Donets basin-Coal mines and mining) (Coal mines and mining--Donets
basin)

KOZHMIIKOV, Naim 1-~slfcvl.ch;
GONOROVSKIY-, I.-S., i;~t-scnzent; MIKHEYEVA, Ye.A.9
retserizent; GAVRILOVA, T.M., red.
(Problems in the 'theory of probability] Zaduchl po teorii
veroiatnostei. Moskvaq Mosk. aviatsionrori in.-t im. Sergo
Ordzhomikidze, 1963. 96 p. ('rURA 17-.7)

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3CO-41nitir lit'111,13CM. C,. M. K01WA;W)d

USSR/Chemistry - Biochemistry` 21 Sep 51
"The Influence of rantothenic Acid Deficiency on
the Synthesis of Rippuric Acids in Homogenized
Tissues of Rat Livers," E. F. Efimochkina, Inst
of Biol and Med Chem, Aced Med Sci USSR
"Dck Ak Nauk SS.SR" Vol LXXX, No 3, PP 405-408
The hippuric acid yield from livers of rate fed
on diets contg PA (pantothenic acid) is about 7
micro - M per g of tissue, but in PA deficient
rats, the yield is very low. When fumaric acid
is added as a cofactor, the synthesis of hippuric
ac:id is increased. In PA deficient rats the. addn
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WSR/Chemistry - Biochemistry 21 Sep .51
(Contd)
of either ATr or cofactors (fumaric acid +cyto-
cbromi S 4 cozymase) alone does not raise the
I yield but when added together, there is a signift-
cant increase. The synthesis of para-am-1mohippuric
acid is similarly effected. The inorg and' labile
phosphate content in living rat livers is practi-
caUy the same for control and PA deficient rats.
iThe decrease in hippuric acid synthesis :in PA de-
ficient rats is explained not by a drop in ATP,
but vith the decreased intensity of aerabla re-'
!synthesis in the homogenate the high energy
Contg
'ibonds of ATP.'
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4.4~lol=ct apthells of 41,41'-diamloolltalthudc Ada aNd
.4 lynde add. R. P. Hfiawchkina. Poklady
Mad. X40k S.S.S.R. 00, fell
acki Aums W th gelatin (IMMI Ifftlifill
4 mnIthint, titin, at Ow Ims with hiq 7013
UjOll javit volali. suitable lot delo. 4 fnv And Impund t-
41111nobeniole arid eliminated In this Manner (Alinlysis
done spectroicopically on diato coupling pmIuct with 8-
hydroxyguinollne). Chicks and pistous pnwfuct (so ri-
%time 60~ bound p-aminobensok acbf, panlY PmWhIY the
X.A. d;Jv., the rest festd. bvrhromjafOq"phT)*p Irsto
be 4.4'~iiaminodralthuric meld. In POFV no"M the
l
pigeon tissues were able to Win this sttW&ncv from the
components. but thick kidney tissue yieMed mall Antis.
It Instead of ornithine The 2nd component supplitil Is ptolitir
(ot. form) or L-stutamic ", no synthesis of the ornilhuri,
arid is observed. I[MtVrr, Coupling pfollOVIS With L-
arcinine, OL-CitFUIII"e. 8-berteovi-ot.-ornithine and OL-
Irsine do latin readily; the tnrmer prculucts react as pfr-
mrsorsofornithine, but lysine forms o.*-bWamInobettxoyD-
at (4.4diamilsolysurk acifl. -firm9d bir chrOmt-
It it t ts it
ar h e a be reported later). This synthesis occuts
mnst "1144clorfly in v0pa In rhick khIncy 01c".
C., NW Kinolapoff

VVIHOCHKINA, Ye.F4. (Moskva)
\Russian scientists in developing the problem of enzymstie
synthesis of proteins. Yop.med.khim. 4:26-46 152. (MIRA 11-.4)
(PROTRIN METABOLISM) (BUZYMUS)

The nature cl dhanrct; in tile ac!ivily 0!
the nystem in t~-,e Kver 011
t4 g4
Mcd. Sci. U.5.S.R., Mos,wv). X,4h ';"riyr 19, 6S-7P
tryptriphan ia7 P,,d to rat.% - "-;Ih their
food, a helglitesed activity of flin fryptopfian.peroxida5v
sysfein (1) was obv!rved aftcr 5-6 llri. Intrapf-ritelleal
inject ;Olt of tryptoplinn Call,e'l a 5-9 fi-11 inczea.,c Ill tilt
ltctlvii-~ of I within. one lie, ltwi6cr xu!~w--J wi(l iidtttinh-
tratiort of ci-stin Increased the acti,~itv of I In the liver.
No Incre2je lit It3 activity %vas obvrved upon the w1mblik-
tratiort of indolencetic acid or of phenyinlanine, A taIN
increase In I took place in irictibatei liv~_,r Sc.-tions in the
presence. of L-tryptcphan. Ili liver exts. the activity of I
under similar condi4ons did not increase, and tile oxidation
.of tryptophan proceeded steadily at thc nornial rate. In
the absence of I in the exts. and section,, of the liver, rapid
deactivation of I occurred; upon the nddn. of tryptophan
to such liver txts. an. increase in the secondary activity of
I took place; in the case of liver exth. deactivation Of I
Was nonreversible. Tile expti. evidence proved insufficlent
for a dew. of the we&tnism of the tapid-adaptaVon rise
in the activity ofl. It cannot be ascribed to the nppearanct
in the system of Iow-mol. thermostabile activates (Kno%
and 'Mebler, CA, 45, 6793h~ 46, 8100. B. S. Levine

YBFIHOCHKIUA, Ye Y.; POZNANSKAYA, A.A.
Biological synthesis of purine and pyrimidina substances and
mononualootides. Yop.med.khim. 3 no.4:243-254 JI-Ag 157.
(MIRA 10-11)
1. leboratoriya obmena arotistykh soyedinenty Instituta biologichs-
skoy i meditsinskoy khimii Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SBSR, Noskya.
(PURINNS, metabolism,
biosynthesis, review (Rus))
(PYRIMIDINIS, metabolism,
same)
MJCIXOSIDBS AND NUCIROTMIS, metabolism,
monoftucleotides, biosynthesis, review (Rus))

Y]WHOCHKINA, Ye.Y.; OTTESUN, B.V.: ALF.KSYXV, I.V.; BICHIN, L.P.
Studies on the metabolism of ammonium citrate, glyciae and D1,
glutamic acid labeled with H15 in mats under normal conditions
and in vitamin B6 deficiency (with summary in! Anglish). Vop.mecl.
khim. 3 no.6-.44o-45o H-D '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Inatitut biologichookoy I meditsimakoy khImil AMN SSSR, Moskva
WITRATHS, metabolism,
ammonium ci rhte, labeled with radionitrogen, In normal
& vitamin B9 defic. rats ORtis))
(GIYCINS, metabolism,
in normal & vitamin B6 defic. rats, rsdionitrogen
labeled (Run))
(GIJJTMUTZS. metabolism,
DL-glutamic acid, labeled with radionitrogen, in normal
& vitamin B6 defic.rats)
(VITAMIN 36 D11FICIANCY, experimental,
ammonium citrate, glycine & DL-glutamic said labeled
with radionitrogen meteb. (Rus))

Combined method for recovering amino acids from small quantities
of hydrolyzed protein Lwith summary in Englishj. V4.med.khim.4
no.4:309-33.4 J1-19 '58- (MIRA 12:2)
1. Laboratory of Nitrogenous Metabolism, Institute of Biological
and Medical Chemistry Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
Moscow*
(AMINO ACIDS, determination,
in small quantities of protein hydro3ysates (Rue))
"RIM"

Y3UPIMOCHMA, Ye.F.
Deamination of 1--amino acids and glycine in liver and kidney tissues
Of birds [with summary In Znglishj. Biokh.imiia 23 no.5.-683-688
S-0 158 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Laboratoriya obmena azotietykh soyedinenly Instituta biologicheakoy
i meditainskoy khimii Akademii meditainakikh nauk SSSR, Moskva.
(GLYCINE, metab.
kidneys & liver, deamination in birds (Rus))
(KIDMS. metab.
1-amino acids & glycine deamination in birds (Rus))
(LIVER, metab.
.. same (Rue))
(AMINO ACIDS. metab.
kidne s & liver, deamination of 1-amino acids in birds
(Rus)5

YXFIMOCHKINA. Ye.F.
Pathways of native amino acid deamination In liver and kidney tissues
of birds [with summary in English]. Biokhimiia 24 no-1:53-62 Ja-F
'59- (MIRA 12:4)
1. iabortory of Nitrogen Metabolismq Institute of Biological and
Medical Chemistry, Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
HOBCOW.
(KIDIW,YS, metab.
deamination of natural amino acids in birds (Rua))
(LIM, metab.
same)
(VIIHO AGIDS, metab.
deamination of natural amino acids in liver & kidneys
in birds (Rue))

YEFIM'OrffKTNA.--Ye.F.
Synthesis of adenylic acid from inosinic acid in =aBele tissue
extracts. Bickhimiia 25 no-4:607-616 JI-Ag 160,, (K[RU 13:11)
1, Laboratory of Nitrogen Metabolism, Institute of Biologichl and
Medical Chemiatryl Academy of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S R. Moscow.
(MUSCLE) (ADENYLIC ACID) (INOSINIC A;ID~

IfFormotionof Adf-rvr]!FuccinAc Acid 1--y Pircon Imscle E fracts."
Report presented at t'no 5th Int,11. Blooliem.1stry Conrross,
Moscow, 10-16 A!ig 1961

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ARTWITRIV, Fedor Andreyevich; RMIELEV. N.S., redaktor; VIROGRAWV. N.A.,
radaktor; ZffUKOV. a.r., redaktor; THFIMOGIIKIII, V.P., redaktor;
TNWKIMOVA, Z.H., takhatchookly ra
[Periods of work and rest] R&boebee vremia i vremia otdykha.
Moskva, Gon.izd-vo meditainakoi lit-ry, 1955. 47 p. (Bibilloteks.
vrache-organizatora. Lektsii po organizataii zdravookhroneniia
dlia vrachei. Zakonodatellstvo po upravlaniia zdravookhrensnimm
i trudu maditainskikh rabotnikov, lektaila 3) (MLRA 8:11)
(Hours of labor)
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ARTV41TKV. P.A.; 69U,M, N.S., redaktor; VIIEGRAWV, N.A., redaktor.
ZHUKOV, G.I., redaktor; TIFIMOCHKIN, V.P., redaktor; TWWKIMOYA,
Z.H., tekhnicheskly re 0 .
[Uges, guarantees and compensations) Oplata truda, garantil i
kospensataii. Moskva, Gas.izd-vo ned.lit-ry, 1955. 86 p.
(Bibliotaka Yraeba-organizatora. Lektali po organizatsil. zdravo-
okhrananita dliairachei. Zakonodatelletvo po upravlenilu zdravo-
okhraneniem i trudy neditsinskikh rabotnikov, lektaiia 4)
(Waps (MLRA 8:11)

IT7,111,0CHKIN,
S-20WICK USl,',")T,-;`:Nl I USO'-YK!f USLOVIY PCSTAVRI (COLUsCT-ON OF DASR3 AND
1956-
SPEO~J&L FOR SUPPLIM) EGSrIA COSYMIZDAT,
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LID. lm VYP- 1 (19560
q
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"History of the Oevelovaent of 14~Talba~)J,'ity Th-3ory in Aussic~. in the
19th C,3ntury.11 Cand l-'hyr,-k:,
-~'~h -'~ci, .oscovi Cblast ingt,
Un E"Ohication RSF3R., LOSCOWY 1954. (i.Ll No 7, Fe~) 55)
60: itum. !!o. 631, 26 u.- 55 - 6urvey of Scierl'uific and Technical
Dissertations Jefentled at, UL;.'~P Pi:,,I,.er ~Wucational Institutionc.
(14)

BARLrLDIN, V.I.; yEFIMoCHKINA, Yo.P.; KOZHEVNIKOV, N.I.; SWALOVICH, A.F..
red.; CHISTYAKOVA, K.F. , tekhn. red.
[Collection of problems on the probability theory] Zadachnik po
teorii varoiatnostai. Koskva, Mosk.aviatsionnyi in-t, 1959. 46 p.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Probabilities--Problomn, exercises, otc.)

YRFIMOCHUIA, Yevgeniya Petrov-na; DONiUS11111, R.L.p doktor fiz.-
mat. nauk, retsenzent; EOISEYENIKO, Ye.V.,, red.
[Elements of the theory of random processes] Elementy teorii
sluchairykh protsessov. Moskva, Mosk. aviatsionnyi in-t im.
Sergo Ordzhonikidw, 1962. 37 p. (MIRA 17:4)

RMI, L.; YEFIMOV, A.
e
Urgent problems in planning production specialization in machirer7
manufacturing. Vop. ekon. no.9:24-38 S 158. (min 11:10)
(Machinery industry)

sm
Battelle Technical Review
JulY 1954
Chemical Engineering
U3
Some Laboratory Test Reoults of Pre armIA" No.
F
1. (~iubstitute for Copper _~ulfute.) '(Rtusian.T A. Efimov
kala, sncF=n~ Dosthhentia NMI i
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pll~ I~v OpVI(s v Se slova Khozialitce, 1054, no. 1, ]an.,
p. 78-81.
Experimental procedum Photographs,
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Miscellaneous Electric welding
tjSSH/
jaard, 1/1 Pub. 89 21/28
Authors ~fimov, A.
Title I Welding instead of soldering
Periodical Radio 1, 47-48, Zan 1934
Abstract The*application of electric welding in radio-amateur work is
discussed and explained. Drawings.
Institutiont . .....
Submittedt

USSR/Radlo, Amateu:~ Jan
]Radio Proadoasting
A-
00 'the,14 Meter Fand," A. Yef imov 1 p
"Radio" No I
State reoently authorized radio amateurs to use
-the 14-meter band. Briefly desoribes aotivity
on this band) and Identifies etatlone using
,it most frequently.
3/49T98

YEFM ", kandidat takhnichookikh nauke
Television toda7 arA. tomo"ow. Znan.-cila no.2:?-13 7 155,
(Tolevision)

AUTHOR: Ye~~ SOV/106-58-7-13/18
TITIE: A propos A.K. Oksman's Letter (Po povodu pis1ma
A.K. Oksmana)
,uERIODICAL: Elektrosvyaz', 1958, nr 7, pp ?0 - 71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: With regard to A.K. Oksman's first point, A.Yefimov
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control Centre of the MinisLry of Conununicationso USSR).
reports that during the course of the experiments, the
observer preferred to take up a position not at the point
where the line structure disappeared but at a point
where the entire image occupied the most sensiti-;e portion
of the retina. As regards the second point, Yefimov
admits that this aspect becomes a serious problem in the
case of rural television where transmission may take place
between regions having unsynchronized supplies. It is
also mentioned that their' 6sults described %,,,ere obtained
under the author's Guidhnce at the Tsentr tekhnicheskogo
radiokontrolya ministerstva svyazi SSSR (Technical Radio-
1. Television receivers--Performance

YEFIM3V PA.
Green light to the new method. Zashchorast.ot vred.i bol. 7
no*5:19 147 162. M13A 15: 11)
1, Glavnyy inzhe oporno-pokazatelinogo kolkhoza imeni Lenina,
Demidovskiy rayon, Smolenskoy oblasti.
(Spraying and dusting in agriaulture)

YEFIMOV, A.
Dairy Products
Let's raise the output of high quality canned milk products, Mol. prom, 13,
No. 3, 1952.
9. XMthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, MAN 1953. Unclassified.
77"

YEPIMOV, A.
Hidden resources In the meat industry. Hias.ind.SSSR. 25 no.4:
43-44 ~'54. (MIRA 7:8)
1. Leningradekiy mynookombinat.
(Meat industry)

YEHMOV, A.; TERAUD, V.; DUBROVIR, L.
Shortcomings in the method of calculating the cost of oroducts.
Mias. ind. SSSR 29 no. 4:42-44 158- (MIRA 11:8.)
1. Laningradekly myasokombinat.
(Packing-house products--Coots)

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AUTHOR% Yefimo d Dolgopolova, Ye. 27-11-19/31
TITLE: The FZU Schools to the Foodstuffs Industry (Shkoly FZU
promyshlennosti prodovol'stvennvkh tovarov)
PERIODICAL, Profesoionallno - Tekhnichoskoye Obrazovaniye ' 1911, 1 11
p 27 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The,basic source for training qualified workmen are the edu-
cational institutions of the Labor Reserves, except for some
branches of industry where the training is supplied by the FZU
schools (Fabrichno-zavodskoye uchenichestvo- Industrial Train-
ing) where every year about 10,000 young workmen of various
food specialities are trained. Thus, 25 to 50 % of the labor-
ers in the broad and confectionery factories are former pupils
of FZU schools. Many FZU school graduates of the Uzbekkonserv-
treat occupy positions of acting technologists, acting chemists
and instructors of practical training. The article mentions
two men who have distinguished themselves, one working in the
Pervukhin Sugar Plant (Pervukhin 8kiy sakharnyy zavod) and the
other in the Kupyansk Sugar Plant (Kupyanskiy sakharnyy zavod).
At a conference of the FZU school directors attached to the
food industry, it was proved that during the last few years
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TIFIMOV, A.
Developing iliterbranch relations in industry during the process
of. transitiorL. to ecmmmism. Vop. ekov. no,12z26-37 D 161.
(MIW. 1401)
(IndustrUa wpudUUM)
A.

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YEFIMOV, A.
Introducing mathematical methods into economic research. Tekh.
mol. 29 no.9:2 161. fMIR.A 24: 10)
1. Direktor Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta Gosekonomsaveta
SSSR.
(Economic research) (Matematical statistics)

YEFIXOV, A.
Comprok,ansive use of chemiBU7 and the problems of the prc>-
portional, development of the n4tional economy. Vop. ekon.
no.1:3-12 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:3)

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CODE: UR/90
AL'THOR: TefimQv.. A.' (Li&aten&at genera2, TvIce hero of the Soviet Udion, Jdlitary
pilot first al s)j Wadler -y navlptor first*c2ass)
(Colmel, Militar
ORG-. none
TITLE: You are taken off the active list? Then you shall be an aircraft controller
SOURCE: Krasnaya zvezda, 28 Apr 66, p. 2, col. 1-3
TOPIC TAGS. airforce personnel, aircraft, fighter aircraft, airborne radar
A13STRACT: Enormous flying speeds have proportionately increased the space
c6vered during air combat. A pilot must therefore be always ready to assume the
ifittative in combat, but because a modern airplane is a collective instrument he
cannot fulfill his assignment alone. From takeoff to the instant the target is sight 7
on the airborne radar screen, the skill and training of the aircraft controller are
of primary Importance, because he must indicate-to the pilot the course, the speed,!-,
and the altitude, and remain informed on flight conditions and the Intentions of the
enemy. Perfect and flexible guidance of a fighter plane approaching the target is
essential. The aircraft controller must therefore be both a specialist and a tacticisolL
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While the pilot guesses the moves of the enemy from the dixta shown on his
instrument panel, the aircraft controller watches for developments and corrects
the instruments. After the target is sighted and the attack has begun, he carefull
follows the moves of the target and is always ready to assist the pilot. Guidance ~y
study of the radar screen must not be neglected. An officer aircraft controller
simultaneously guiding two interceptors to two different targets happened to overl9ok
the turning of a plane. Receiving no order, the pilot of the plane slowed down an&,$,
missed his target. If the aircraft controller had consulted his instruments, this
would not have happened. Although aircraft controllers are often the best guides fpr
fighter planes in combat, they are, as a rule, selected from among pilots "taken
F off the active list" for reasons of health. The aircraft controller must learn the
dynamics of interceptor night, but this is far different from tactical flight controf
and guidance with the assistance of a radar screen, a plotting board and other specia
equipment. Because technological equipment has been replaced to a considerable
extent, aircraft controllers need a solid theoretical and technical background. But
command points are all on permanent duty and are widely scattered, and, men
-cannot assemble easily. The system of selection of aircraft controllers should be
v, ed, an' d- *o* ig- an
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laws of conservation of energy and momentum. Izv. GAO 24 no.li
153-164 164. (MM 18:31'

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AUTHOMI: Yofimov, A. A., Otryasheitkov, M., ~iakha--4v, Tj. A.
M
TZME Photoelootrio ww-'~Ihod for, roading 'are of meridian instruments
PER 1 iYD 1 C AL iRefer&*.ivAyy Zhurnal, Flzika, nc. 6, 19*--., '1167, a*ostreoat 8G!06
('Tr. 14-y antrometr. 19,r-81-. M.-L., AS Ina,
1960, 165-168. Diso. 168, 2~-A';A0i aimmary)
I EX, A photoelaot:-io mioromater syst,?-.z --f'cr 114mb raiding with an aocuraoy
T
of the order 0. 1. Iv, Is das2ribad. Image.! of marking acd of tne index
are projected 1,y mesx,.s of an optioal eyztom cinit-~ A sltt b~hixd wh4oh a photo-
eleetrio redeivear Is ast up. -,ne images ant d~?p~4 A-ed aio~-eZ them at a -ani-
pl!L"~^ lo,-~ated' in front
form rate, e.g. by means of rotation of a pjane-par~a-!Iel
of the illt. At. t4ho inzt&rxt- th6 markirg lmd44-t V*i-11~1~;h alit thv~re
arises a photoaur-rent pulse which trigzFrs a:- while
paszage of the 1-rdex 11rAge slvats c'%1A thot the oor-m-ul"14ator
pass pulFes frcm & quartz- stab-'-'! 12 ad Cr,=A-.Pci by
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an electronzic scaler. Thus ths r.-jinner p,ii-i 1~s prcpo:,-1.ir-n I to e
".-ims batwee'~- paesage of"tr.-z marking a-41 tns d�staa:~e
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the dlsttLn~!,3 1-Ildt% and a SeCOPd mark-Ing
daem"ooncso'llrdatsystam Is U21:d. Measu-,emvits on p-r. exp~?r,msjt&j jaboratorT sat
ad the feasIbility ot _up
proposed to 'US9 this de aoaaraoy. It Is
Vile for autom&-t:,~t
marldlan instrument. 31r,cle of +he Pulkovo
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AUTHOR: Y e n o V,
Ootryaolienkov, Yu. M.

TITLE: A Photoelectric Method for- Recording Circle Readinf,s of
Meridian Instrument,,;
PERIODICAL: Auti,onomlehookly Zlikil,nuL, 1,960P Vol. M, 111t, 1, pp 140-1~-,)o

ABSTRACT: The usual methods or reading thecircles of meridian in-
struments with microscopes do not assure sufficient
accuracy and are labor conuumIng. More than one attempt
has been made vecently to introduce photoelectric devices.
for this purpose. The authors descrIbe an arrangement
which has been Introduced expertmentallyat the Pulkovo
.Observatory (see Rig. 2). Here, I is the lamp Illumin-
ating the portion of the circle; 2, a,portion of the
circle; 3, an objective lens; 4, a thin plate with an
engraved Index; 5, another lens; 6, a plane-paraliel
plate which is moved up and down with a cam; 7, a slit;
8, a photocell; 9, a cam wh1ch operates the movements of
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A Photoelectric Method for RecordLm,
Circle Readings of Meridian Tnstruments
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Fig. 2. Optical diagram of the experimental armngement.
signals of photocell 9. A uniform rotation of the cam
will. oend, altevnatIvely, the Lmareu of' the dLviolon.,; of
the circle and of' the Index engraved on plate 4 through
the photocell to the electronic ci.rcuit. This automatic
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A Photoelectric Method for Recording 78022
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ASSOCIATION:
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reading has an error (not exceeding 0.1~L In linear
units)'which depends only slightly on the quality of
the divisions and is caQsed mainly by imperfections
in the mechanical connections. The only drawback
is that readings become impossible when the index
coincides with a division of the circle. So far,
the observatory has installed only one such instru-
ment on the Toepfer Meridian Circle and it will bs
necessary to construct another one at a point 180
from the first. There are 5 figures; and 2 refer-
ences, 1 Soviet, 1 German.
Central Astronomical Observatory of the Academy of
Sciences of USSR (Glavnaya astronomicheskaya
observatoriya Akademit nauk SSSR)
July 8, 1959

YEFIMOV, A.A.; IVANOVA, L.P*
Meta:somatic zoning in contacts of Uralian platinum-bearing dunites
and pyroxenites. Dokl. AN SSSR 151 no.6sl424-1427 Ag 163.
(MIRA 16tlO)
1. Urallskoye geologicheskoye upravlaniye. Predstavleno akademikom
D.S.Korzhinskirh.

YEFIMOV, A*A*
PI.-iotoelectric spiral micr=-eter for limb readin 9 Astron.
zhur. 41 no.3:W 566 MY-Je 164. PRA 17.6)
1. G:Lavnaya astronomicheskaya observatoriya AN SSSR.

i fT--,T --T--
IAPSHIM, N.P.: CHELNOKOVA, L.M.. inzhener- Y"Im-, . A.A.- nachallnik len-
tochno-roynichnogo tRekha; STXRIN, S.; NOVIKOV, M.V.;
UBANOVA, Ye.T.; BASHOR, A.F.; KESTEMNA, L.G.; IVANC7, H.Te.;
YUSHAKOV. A.N., inzhener.
Readers' efficiency suggestio'ns. Tekbt.prom-.17 n091:37-43 Ja '57-
(KM 10:2)
1. Fabrika, "Krasnaya Talka (for Chelnokovs). 2. PrepodaTatell
Morshanskogo tekstil'nogo tekhnikuma. (for Sterin). 3. lachall-
nik otdellnogo tsekha, 'Shuyakoy ob"yedinennoy fabriki (for Iva,-
nov).
(Textile industry)

YEFIMMT-A-.A-.I-KUUSPAIZp T.I.
Anorthite gabbro of the Serebryanskyy Kamen' and the related
copper mineralization. Dokl.AN SSSR 145 no.lsl8l-184 Jl 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Urallskaya kompleksnaya awyemochnaya ekspeditsiya, Sverdlovsk.
Predstavleno akademikom D.S.Korzhinskim.
(Ural Mountains--Gabbro) (Ural M=tains-Copper ores)

YEFIMOV, AaA9
Contact phenomena in the formation of "kytlymitean in the Ky-tlym
platinum-bearing massif. Mat.po geol.i pol.iskop.Urala no.10:
n7-]~ I '~, (MM 16:2)
(Ky-tl.vm region-Rocka) (Kytlym region-Platinium)

YEFMOV., A.A.
Basic migmatites (Igtlymites) of the Kytlym platinum-bearing, xaszif.
Sov.geol, 6 no.2:45~67 F 163.
1. Urallskoye geologicheskoye upravleaiye.
(Kytlym region.-Migmatites)

WIXOT, A.A.; IVANOVA, L.P.
Some metasomatic phencmena accompanying the formation of
pyrommite veins in dunites. Dokl, AN SSSR 148 no.2t427-430
za 163. (KOA 16 s 2)
1. Ural'okoye geologicheskoye upravleniye. Preclatavleno akademi-
kom D.S. Korzhinskim.
(Donezhkin Kament-Pyroxenite) (Denezhkin Kamen'-Dunite)
(Metabolism)

New principles for the development of a physical theory. Izv.GLO
23 no.2t118-151 163.
A
Experimental verification of the Aitulate on the indepehdance
of the velocity.of light,from the.motion of the emission source.
Ibid.:152-159 (KIRA 16:12)

AC-CESSION NR: AP4040848 S/0033/64/0411003/0559/0566
AU'T11ORi 'Yefimov, A. A.
TITLE: Photoelectric spiral micrometer for making circle readings
SOURCEi Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, v* 41, noo 3, 1964, 559-566
TOPIC-TAGS,. astronomic instrumen't, geodetic.instrument, ci'rcle
re-ading automation, circle reading precision, photoelectric spiral
micrometer
i~ ABSTRACT; A method is proposed and a device described which make it
possible to replace mechanicooptical micrometers currently used with
photoelectric spirals (rotating Archimedes spirals) to automate and
Improve the accuracy of geodetic and astronomic circle readings. A
mockup of this device was designed, produced, and tested at the
Pulkovo Observatory by the author in cooperation with Yu. M.
Otryashenkov and L. L. Voronets. Details of the design 'and methods
of making observations with this instrument are described. The tests
run with this instrument showed that its design and the proposed
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ethad of observation make it possible to observe ten divisions of
Caid I / 2

ACCESSION NRi AP4040848
the circle at one observation, thus improving the reading accuracy
--by a factor of 2-3 and the period of observation required by a
of' 10. Orig. art. has., 5 figures and 1 formula.
S S~, adi nauk SSSR
OCIATION: Glavnaya astronomicheakaya obaervatoriya Akade
A
Astronomical Observatoryq Academy of Sciences, SSSR)
ATD PRESS: 3083
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ACCESSION NR; AT4012207
S/2797/63/023/002/0152/0158
AUTHOR: Yeftmov, A. A.
TITLE: Experimental verification of the postulate that the velocity of light Is independent
of the motion of the radiative source
SOURCE: Pulkovo. Astron. observ. Izvestlya, v. 23, no. 2(173), 1963, 152-158
TOPIC TAGS: absolute 'Velocity, Bonch-Bruyevich experiment, Interference, Michelson
experiment, relative velocity, unified field theory, light velocity, relativity, relativity
theory
ABSTRACT: A new method Is proposed which woul d enable experiments to be conducted
under laboratory conditions to test the verity of the postulate that the velocity of light is
independent of the motion of the source of radiation. The main point of the method is the
comparison of the velocities of two beams of light produced by sources of radiation which
move with a differential speed. This comparison could be done by observing the interference
patterns. If the velocity of light is simply added to the velocity of motion of the source,
significant displacement of the interference bands can be obtained in a reasonably small
apparatus. The article points out the deficiencies of previous experiments conducted to
prove the postulate. The conclusion is that further experiments are required. Orig. art.
has: 2 figures and 2 formulas.
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ASSOCIATION: none
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YEF.U40V A A - IVANOVA, L.P.
Olivine rockB containing enstatite of the Isavsk dunite body
(Kytlym massif, the Northern Urala). Trudy ~nst. geol. UFAN SSSR
no.70:51-53 165. (MIRA 18:12)

1. LT1140V A;I),,, 23ARKAI-I D.D., OTITSAVEMKO T.-I.
2. ussq (6oo)
4. Vibration
7. Use of vibration in construation of foundations for buililings, I.-,tv.PSR
Zin.Akad.Vestis no.6, 1951.
9.
9. Monthl
0 hi List of Russian Accessions,
i~ist ~f iiullsi Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.
L

UYM, A D . Inshener; PAV10Y, V.I., inshoner;CIRMMOV, A.V., takhnik;
"Mi ICH. V.I., takhnik; TSAREEKOVA, B.S., motorietka.
Autoclave paroxis-concrete building products from waste cinder.
Rats.i izobr.predl.v stroi -. no.55:18-19 153. (MIRA 7:))
(cinder blooks)

USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Silicates.
Glass. CeramicB. Binders, 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 2. 1957, 5324
Author: Goryaynov, K. E., Yefimov, A. D., Avrutin, M. A., Yakub, I. A.
Institution: None
Title: Gas Concrete Based on Entrainment Ash of Leningrad Heat and Power
Stations
Original
Publication: Novaya tekhn. i peredov. opyt v str-ve, 1956, No 6, 11-14
Abstract: It was found that on the basis of entrainment-ash of Leningrad
electric power stations it is possible to produce gas concrete vith
a volumetric weight of 820-950 kg/m3 and a compression strength of
80-100 kg/cm2. Expenditure of Portland cement is of 160-230 kg/m3j
that of aluminum powder 200-300 9/0, There is described the tech-
nology of production of large gan concrete wall blocko, the manurac-
ture of which is being set up at the Leningrad plant of Trust No 20.
Card V1

YIFINDT, A.D.
Creative cooperation. Diul takh. inform. 3 no.10:37-38 0 157.
(MM l0r12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akadeadi stroltelletya i arkhitektuz7 SSSR,
zameatitell nachallnilm Glavleningradstroys,
(Construction industryi
14

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VABILIKOVSKIY, S.Y.; WIMOT, A.D.; KJSKOV, I.N., arkhitektor; SIZOV, A.A..
i,.-.Zh. "~' - ~.%~AZ-
Plans for an experimental large-panel apartmnt house with lightweight
struatural c6mponents. Biul. takh. inform. 3 no.12:3-9 D 157.
(MIRA 1191)
1, Chlon-korre.apondent Akademii stroitelletva i arkhitek-tury (for
Vhsillkovskiy, Yefimov),.
(Apartment houses) (Architeoture-Designs and plans)%

WIMOV, AGDO
second International Conference on Reinforced Concrete Shell Roofs
Bjul. tokh. Inform. 4 no.1:20-22 Ja 158. (KIRA 1132~
1. Ghlon-korroopondent Akademii stroitolletva I arkhitektur7.
(Oslo--Roofa, Shell-Ow.)grennes)

GOR
IV, K*M., cloktor tekhn. nauk; YUIHOV. A.D.: VOWHIOC, I-E-, laind.
*-!"~'Litddttb' A.A., inzh.;
tokhn. Muk; AVPIJTINO M.L., ln~
ZASMATEW, I.B., inzh.
large wall blocks made of autoclave hardened lightweight concrete.
Biul, takh, inform. 4 no.2:1-5 If 158. (MIRLA 1113)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akademii stroitel'stva arkhitaktury (for
Tfif imov).
(Concrete blocks) (Idghtweight concrete)

MOROZOV, A.P.; YWIHOV~"AIA,-,,-
Prosoects for using precast reinforced concrete oatial alemsnts
in building, roofs for industrial and public bitildings. Biul. tekh.
inform. 4 no. 6:3-6 Je 159. (HIRA 11:7)
1. Daystvitollrwy chlen Almdemil, Btroitollstva I. arkhitektury(for
Korozov). 2. Chlon-korresoondent Akedemit, stroitellatva i arkhitektury
(for Yefimov).
(Roofing. Concrete)

MROZOV, A.P.; TEFINDV, A.D.
Spatial!"an-d suspended structural solutions in pavilions of the
Brussels World Fair in 1958. Biul. tekhn. inform. 4 no.9:29-32
S 158. (14IRA 11:10)
1. DFTstvitellnyy chlen Akademii stroitelletva i arkhitektury
(for Pbrozov). 2. Clilan-korrespandent Akademii straitel'stva i
arkbitektury (for Toflmov).
(Brussals-Pavilions) (Precant concrete construction)

GORYAYNOV, K,E,, dol--tor tekhnt4auk; YEFIMOV,.A.D.; VOLCHEK,.I.Z.; AVRUTIN,
K,L,; ZASHDA~, I.B.;'-NXCffATW, _G.A."_,` rod.izd-va: FM'Kn(A,
Te.A., tekhn.red.
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AUTHORj YEFIXOTtA.P. PA - 2895
1
TITLEt
of the Stability Modulus of the Functions of the
Class H 2' (Otmanka modulya nepreryvnosti funktaiy klassa 92P
Russian).
PERIODICALt Izvestiia Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Mat., 1957, Vol 219 Hr 29
pp 283 - 288 (U,B.S.R.)
Reoeivedo 5 / 1957 Reviewed, 6 / 1957-
ABSTRLCTi The present work asymptotically sets up an accurate equat'ion for
the upper limit of the stability modulus of the periodic quasi-,
smooth functions.
"i
By H the author here denotes the class of the steady functions
2(M)
x) with the period 29 which satisfy the condition
f(
If(x + h) - 2f(x) + f(x - h)14,-Mh in the came of any x and h*.),O.
For this class the following problem is raised at M - Is
W(h) - supt.3(h,f) is to be found,
'V
f~.H1(1)
2
where W(h,f) denotes-tho stability modulus of the function f(x).
Several previous works by Soviet authors and some results oon-
Card 1/2 tained therein are given in short.

PA - 2895
The Evaluation of the Stability Modulus of the Functions of the
"I
Class H2*
In the present work a theorem and a lemma is now provedt
Theorems 1,r(h) - sup t-T (h,f ) - I h1n(1/h) + O(h)
f ii, (1) 21n(q-2 T-iT
2
Leamai If it is assumed that Z is the sub-class of the odd functions
~41
of the class H2' it applies that
'PI(x) - ;Uplf(x)l - I - xin(l/x) + O(x)
(-Z 21n(4-2' + IT
(No illustrations or tables).
ASSOCIATIONt Not given.
PRESENTED BYs M.A.IAVRENTfEV. Member of the Academy
SUBMITTEDs 319591956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

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SSR Mistry - Inorganic
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FD-1148
Card 1/1 Pub. 329-12/23
Author : Yefimov, A. F.; Pchelkin, V. A.; Lapitskiy, Ai V.
Title : Iead salts of tantalic and niobic acids
Periodical : Vest. Miosk. un., Ber. fizikomat. i yest. nauk, 9. No 7, 97-101, Oct 1954
Abstract : Synthesized and determined the composition of the following two compounds:
FbjNbj2037.23H20 and Pb8Tal2038.33N2O- Complete dehydration of the two
sa to tdim place at 200 and 500 degrees, respectively. Determined the
solubility of the salts at 25 degrees by the tracer atom method. Six
references (three USSR).
Institution : Chair of Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted : December 31, 1953

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Card 1/1 Pab. 151 3133
Authors Pchelkin, V.-A., Efimov, A, F.,, and Lapitskiy., A. V.
-Title Niobates and tantalates of alkali-earth metals. Part 1- I%taniobates
and,metatantalates of Ca, Sr and Ba,
Periodical A Zhur. ob, khim. 24/8., 1284 1286.4 AXLgUGt 1954
Abstract -:.Various anhydrous Sr and Be wtanioba-tes and Ca, Sr and Ba-metatantalatea
were synthesized andtheir chemical-properties investigated. It was
established.that all synthesized salts as well as the calcium metaniobate
were thermally stable and showed no noticeable volatility even in vacuum.
The specific electrical conductivity of the saturated solutions of the
anhydrous.motaniobates and metatantalates of alkal-i-earth metals.,
measured at 200 is shown in table. Five-referencess 2 USSR 2 German
-and 1.USA- (1875 - - 1954)
Institution t State University, Moscow
Submitted fJanuary 3,1954
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PEI
WSH'Ahemistry-
Card.
Pub..- 151-
4/42
Authors,
A.
'in, V A.; Ef and Lapitskiy, A, V.
Title Niobates and tantalates of alkali earth metals. Part 2.-,
:Zhur. ob. khim. 24/9, 1495-1498., Sep 1954
Abstract. -A The derivation of hitherto unknown hexaniobates and hexatantalates of
various types of alkali earth metals is described. The specific elec-
trical conductivity of hexaniobate'and hexatantalate solutions satur-
ated at 200 was determined. it was established that the above mention-
of alkali earth metals becore thermally unstable at tempera-
exceeding 4000, Seven references* 3-USSR; 2-USA; 1-German and
tures
.
.1-Indian (1905-1952). Table.
Institution State University,, Mo6c ow
Submitted, January 3, 1954

LLPITSKIT, A.V.;-,WD~,_A.F.
Study of the solubility of tantalates of alkaline earth metals.
Vest. Mosk.un. 11 no.6:67-71 Je 156. (KM 9ill)
1. Moskovskly universitet, Xafedra, neorganicheskoy khimii.
(Tantalates)