SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALDA, M. - BALDIN, A. M.

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viodustrial Measuriagg Controlling: a . Ptogulating Machinery** yo 220
(S"UmmmI571. )q No, 30 Mmb 1953, Pftba Cvchololovskia).
80s %mtbly List of Zact maropean A000891ofts, ICq Vol. 30 NO. 59 may 1954 voolassifted.
Relationship between the am;Aitude-phase characteristics awl the
transmission function of a control alroulto P, 23o
STROJNICKY SBORNZ. Prague, Noo 8, 1954e
SO: Monthly-List of East European Accessions. (KEAL), LC, Volo 5, No* 69
June 1956, Uncl.
)FWZ I R, QK MMITATI(v CZgCIV3715
Stri"'ZO IrLftiim~frj Engineer; Milan Balda,, DDetorp Engineer; and KUoelsv
-En
Y-,-&mr-ra$ Candidate of Too RI~Sciences.. Engineer
co
Rej;C'JK-!t 'Y prinuoilod aplikpoi (3h&wtrial Use of Automatic Control) Praha..
Sf',C~! wWAA- tOChniCkd lit-ry, 1958. 174 p. 2p2OO copies printed.
Tech. Rd.: Marie MkM4 Raspe Ed.: Vladimir ep&il., Engineer.
YBWO; This 'book is intended for general technical vorkers engaged !L
:-ptratfon and design of automatic coutrol system In chemiaalt
f--;Yd pim"saing., and related industries,
COMAGE: The book deals vIth examW s of application of control and regu-
.LeAm installations in production units of the chemical industry. The
flrr~ part of the book prenente practical inforviation, useful general rulosp
axd simple discussicas about control circults,. indispensable eleronts
f,)~r solution of automation problems in Industrial production. 'I'lac
ct thi book presents the solution of several examples from mmy
"m%za of
practical experience in designing and building industrial
J.n3-1A11Atioas for automatic control and regulation. Im the conclasimp
fur.Umnt&1 observations on the economics of automation are sumaarlzedp
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t:~ Vs-P mf Automatic Control
-~xtopltq & c&ImLlatlou of economies dbta1ne4*#re pmaea"".
)f the theory of control cireafts on the part of thR rese^r
Reqixtred knovIedge of mathmmtics and caLlealit.1.01-vt j~A -t-
a mirIxwn. A basic )movledge of elftwnts pf seamm"; tzvI
systAw Is assuwd. 7here w*a 16 referaniAs:
2 Oermaup sad 8 8oviet,
:!AYjIK -7 COMM
7
(Rugineer V. Streja)
witamatle control 9
,x%iAiderations for the solution of automatic coat-r:,l and
regu"tion U
*-4,hcdm of rtgulation 17
Cf-:,zaploix regulating circuits 23
RtTzlramnts of automatic regulation 26
G,~v~--&l ru.1as for the selection of apparatus 29
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In&wtrial utie of Automatic Control
CZZCH,/3TI5
7. Selection of stations for operation and centralized wipervision 34
1). Cantrol boards and panels 36
1. Structure mad execution of control boards and panels 36
2. Distribution of apparatus on the front vall of control bo3rda
and panels 40
9. Assembly and maintenance 45
B. Circuits
;~'. Rvw components 16~
U.. Gnaphical symbols 52
Automatic signalizatIon .55
3,~. Wharlocking 58
14. make-and-break 61
15. P-.,,NMessive make-and-break in cascade 65
1.6. HwAorte control 69
:~7. Rmwoles of automated operations 72
R-XAX:P3AOI of Controlled Plants
3B. vAst exchangers
Mlar control (Docent Ingineer M. Ulda., Candidate of Tecbnfe6.'.
Sciences)
ca-ni
Use of Automatic COntrO1
p-,. c=trol of drying plants (Raginear V. Streje)
:?-!. ac-mtrol of air-conditioning plants
2~. 13--irtrol of, cooling (Docent Ingineer X. Bald&$ CandIdate txf
sciences)
2~. or heating V14
211. C,4xtrol of fog auction plant
2~. of flow and of flov ratio (Uginear L Krawara)
C--,ntrol of the number of rev lutlons (Docent Ingineer M. MOrp
('.&,-didate of Technical Balances) ' 7,
P -tltion control
2P. a~xxlwol of evaporators (RDgineer K. Itanyera)
Itahrol of distillation columns (Raginaer V, Streic)
of (chemical) conosition Ingineer L Eranera)
of neutralizing processes ftineer V. Otreje) I
32. U=trol under high pressure (Ingineer X. Mre~rs) !49
D. of Automatic Control (Raginear V, Strejo)
%
3 DwI.-ermining economies obtained through automatic control 1.52
.
31. 41 &mmples of calculating economies
to of Regulators for a Given Control System
~Ii. Sfjupli-Pied en&3,ytical acmptitations of control eircuits
C&73 4/5
lndxw-'6.-.,Lal 'to or Autoratic Control
369 Exangaes of coupitations of control circuits
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7 ~tAC Tho nyeration of xtrevAl rer-itntors Ur discutAsed
of exAc,plea, particula'.11)
with r4erence to the rexu).4tior. of the ovapors-
ticti of the liquor 4.n, the production of nurar.
The ree'Alatura dtacribed nre a step 41r. tne trans-
ition from the re;ultition of phytilcul 9,trinIxtiow
to tbe re!*ulstion of process qualitX, anA Utilitel
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logical element's in ad &rryln K
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PHAS I BOOK EXPLOrrATION wv/4938
Streje., Vladindr,, Engineer., Milan Bald&,, Engineer, Docent,, and Miloslav Kosmyers,
Candidate of Technical Safeinceso lHiMer
Primeneniye. avtomaticheskogo recallrovaniya v promyshlennosti (Industrial Appli-
cAtion of Automatic Control) Translated from the Czech by B. N. Barbarov.
Moscow, Gostoptekhnitdat,, 19600 228 P- 70200 copies printed.
Ed.t 0. M., Ulanov, Doctor of Tvchnical Sciences; Rxec. Ed.: A. A. Gor1kova;
Tech. Zd-t 1. G. ftdotova.
PURPOOR: This book is intended for workers., foremen,, and technical personnel
in industry.
COVZRUMt The book describes the present state and the pr.-*pecto for further
development of automation in. the chemical,, fuel., and mv-materials indus-
tries. Ow information contained in the book is based on the experience
of Czechoslovakia and other countries in automation systems. A series of
general problems and methods of automation of some industrial processes
are presented. Basic technical requirements are systematically reviewed,,
and layout diagrams for industrial automation, methods of measuring
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Industrial Application (Coot.) SOVAW
sigrials, and Information used In industrial-control systems are studied.
Simplified evaluations of the technical and economic efficiency of auto-
mation and the design elements of automtic-control systems are given.
The present state-of-the-art in automation in Cwhoslovskis, Is discussed
in the preftoe to the tranel&tion. No personalities are mentioned. 'There
are 151 referonces: 103 Soviet,, 21 czech,, 17 Inglish,, 9 Oerman, and 1
Frtneh.
Th= OF WIMUMS:
Preface to the Tranelatloa 5
Iftm the Author 9
A. Introduction (V. ftrejc)
1. Diportance of automatic control 11
2. Basic concepts of automatic control 14
3. Methods of automatic control 22
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Industrial Application (cont.) M /4938
4. Multipulse control systems 29
5. Technical conditions for automatic control systems 35
6. General rules for the selection of automatic devices 37
7. Selection of location for control and central supervision 44
8. Cabinets and control boards 46
9. Assembly and maintenance 56
B. Relay Netvorks
10. Relay components 61
11. Symbolic circuits 67
12. Automatic signaling 70
13. Blocking 73
14. Cyclic connection and disconnection 77
15. Series connection and discomiection of automatic devices 83
16. Remote control 88
17. Examples of automated production 92
C. Examples of the Automation of Production Processes
18. Heat exchangers 106
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19. Control of boilers (H.- 112
20. Automatic regulation of driers of (V. StreJc) 124
21. Regulation of air conditioners 127
22. Regulation of refrigerators (E.Bajda) 133
23. Regulation of heating 135
24. Regulation of steam Puctiori-exhaust 137
25. Regulation of owearpdm and of consumption relationships
(M. Krampera) 139
26. Regulation of the shaft speed of marhines (~.
W") 145
27. -
Servo chanisma 149
28. Regulation of evaporators (M. Krampera) 151
29. Regulation of distillation columns (V. Streje) 163
30. Regulation of composition (M. Krampera) 176
31. Regulation of neutralization processes (V. Streje) 181
32. Regulation of processes under high pressure (M. Krampera) Igo
D. Economics of Automatic Control (V. Strejc)
33. Determining the economic effect of automatic control 1,94
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Industrial Application (Cont.) SMA90
34, Examples Of economic computation 200
E# Selection of a Regulator for Specific Instances of A-atomatic
Control
35. Simplified computation of control system 203
36. Examples of control system computation 211,
Bibliography 222
AVAIIAM: Library of Congress (TJ213-S747)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/438T
v
Strejc, Vladimir, Engineer, Miroslav &I nj Doctorp Engineerp Wenek Kotek,
Engineer,, Candidate of Thchnical Sciences,, and Milan Bald . Docentp
Engineer, Candidate of Tlechnical Sciences
Osnovy teorii avtomaticheakogo regulirovanlya (Basic lbeories In Automatic
PaguUtion) Moscow, Oostoptekhizdat, 1960. 332 p. 5,,20D copies printed.
Trauslated from the Czech.
TranslAtort 0. No 0olidenberg,, Inginserj Rd.i No P. S1moyuj Sucutlye Edot
A. A. Gorlkovaj Techo Edo: As Ve Trofimov,
PURPOWt This book is intended for technical personnel engaipod in the automatic
re&xlAtion of industrial processes.
COVERMIR: The book presents the fundamentals of the theory of automatic regula-
tion of linear and nonlinear systeasp and of intermittent types of reguAtion.
Nuwrous methods of analyzing regulation systems with regard to the stability
of regulation proresses and the determination of the optimm oQuoting of
card'4-T-
Basic Theories In (Coat. SW/4387
regulators am revieved. No personalities are mentioned. References ac-.
company most sections of the volume. An additional list of references con-
t&ins 39 titles, 16 SovietL, 9 Czech., 8 English and 6 Oerman.
TAMA OF CONTRM:
A. Introduction
1. The regulation system
2. Variable values of the regulation eyetem
3. Dimensionless equations of the regulation system 12
B. Linear Regulation Systems
4. Solution of differential linear equations vith constant coefficients16
5. Iaplwe-Vaper transfom 25
6. Tables of IAplace transforms and inverses 27
7. Solution of differential equations of regulation systems by means
of the LW tranofom 32
8. Freqwney-reeponse characteristic and transfer fanction 34
9. Algebra of transfer functions 41
1. Spries connection of components 41
2. P&rvLllAl connection of components 42
3. Connection of components by means of feedback 43

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Pnoulog,, a now optem of pneunatie logical controL Autmatizace 5 Do.3t
58-60 Mr 162*0
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VERIODiC AL: Referativnyy zhurnalq Avtomatilca, telernelchanika i
vychislitellnaytt tel:hnika, no. 1, 1963, 46, abstract
IjQ53 (1VUt0MAti;t4Cet V. 5, no. 3, 1962, 58-60
(Czech.))
TEX'x: Information is giv~_tt on " new oyatem og pneumatic
logic eleuwnts developed-io-the automatics -faculty of the CVUT InSL-
* tut-0- (Czechoslovakia). The intent.-*-on of the paper it; to acquaint
specialists working in the field of auto~azttioa ,rith the cxtcnnive
.wssibilities oZ this system. T"ac syrteri of~ lo6ic elements
is ',)ased on a universal two-arpLmc,it cle-acitt of type .;u. Tlw follow-
ing, circuits aiv- ahown, all denigne(i round the baoic cleraent: lo-i-
cal addition, coincidence, binary counter cell, met-,iory, relaxation
oscillator, and others. It is sttatcd that the !'neulog type o!-.'
pneumatic control circuits oper-otiN. on a flow of air take up the
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"neulog - a nev plicumatic System . . . D14 13y, 303
sa-re npace in relation to the Imcum itic gencrally uscd at
?resent as traiiaistors do -in rcl--tion 1,o clectroi:iaGnetic rel,-yn.
itio advantwes of pnevu-n-atic control syetcll"' ~rc' linteo: irwernsitivity
to Inzips, acceleration, variition ol ii;a~)icrt ~cr-,i-)erati-wc etc. '-'ith
,rai t 1.
-LLac c:ioicc o~ materials, pneunatic cloncntr, cai o.)erauc in
hi'u"Ily reactive Chemical Media, L110. ca', also
of radiation. Their sIiortcvninVs kr-e ~~Qll .,iin anc. l-'.c di~ffi-
C.-Ilty of designincy Min aturc 10 f ijurz, 12 references.
Z_,,j)stracter's note: Complete tranf;Lntion-7
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Miroslav (-ngin
AUTHOR Dlarcelli, Vladimir (Doctor; Engineer); B E er)
ORG: Lenin Works Meninovy zavody), Plzen
T`4~TLE: A study on vibrations of large turbines at Lenin Works in Plzen
2
SOURCE- Celostatna konferencie q problemoch dynamtkX str-ojov. MV-Smolenice,
106 1. Dynamika strojov (Dynamics of machines); sbornik-prac z-konferencie SAV.
Bratislava, Vyd-vo-SAV, 1963, 104-125
TOPIC TAGS: vibration analysis, turbine rotor, vibration damping
ABSTRACT: The problem of vibrations, especially the critical speed of large
stationary turbines, has been under study for some time at the Research Institute 'i
of the Lenin Works in Plzen. In the present paper the factors such as the elasti- ~i
city and vibrat ion - damping capacity of the oil films\ yielding of bearings,% and the i
effect of the foundation are nnalyzed and ev-aluated, The measurement of dynamic
rigidity of the bearing stands, conducted on a prototype of a 100-Mw turbine
Tisova
installed at the
Power Station is described. A special power vibrator was
used for bearing eupports. Results were verified on the URAL-I computer by the
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Prohl's modified difference method. Investigations on the mechanical models
were also conducted using the homothety method. Mathematif;al definitions of the
homotheticral values are given, and the dependence of critical r,!%n)lutions on rotor
system parameters such as shear effect, transverse vibrationt: if rotors, gyro-
soopic effect of rotating bodies, bending moment, and rotary Inertia of mass if;
established. By this process the critical revolutions of a 200-Mw turbo-set
presently tinder development were also determin - Diagrams -showing- the -deflec
Aion-curves of the-rotor-sysfbrn~s tind-e_r__both absolute- rigidity-of-bearings and
pl I able- bearings conditions are presented In the source. Orig. art. has: 8 figurel
and 66 formulas. JKP]
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BAIXIkN, S. - BUBROV. V.A. WINOV, N.A.
Barthquake on December 4, 1957 in the Oobt Altai$ the Mongolian
Pooplo's Republics Sov.geol. 1 no.110-131-146 N '58.
(KIRk 12:4)
1, Hinisterstvo geologil I Cornoy promyshlonnosti Mongollskoy
Narodnoy Respubliki, Tessoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy
institut g1drogeologli I Inshenernoy geologil.
(Altai Mountains-larthquakes)
1JAZANT-74 W-U-j" I
't!~~K i
Sner" Mm of wmtoo acids by the, abowsim ClAnd,-% In sh"ps
in. 0 loxakh. SSR* Sar. tdol. nouk 3 miAtO-70 A.&C 069.
(XIU Is I U).
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th~ olo,-ic blwtj c '-jjt(,'jjt in r lobit-I
t)
Iffect of tissue therapy on the morphology of rabbit blood following
total body X-Irradiationo' Trochedelo no*1011073-1075 0 058 (KnU Iltil)
1e tafe4ra farmakologil (say. - prof. S.T. TSyganov) i kafedra
rentganologil I radiologil-(say, - prof. Ts,D, Dabovyy) Odeaskoco
seditsinskogo Institutso
(BLOM CILLS)
(X RAYS-PHYSIOU)GICAL MMOT)
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HIAMOVA, M-; DASXLWVA, S.; BAUUMOV9 D.
&NMNNWA*"F W -
Treatment of thyrotoxicosis with lreates. Suvrem. sod., Sofia 8
no. 2:81-M 1957.
1. Is Ocrushnata, bolnitea - SoMa. (01. lekar; M&nohav)
(HTMTHYROIDISK, therapy,
lyeates (BUM
BALDAISZTI~ L.
For the development,of stock breading on collective farms. P. 19. (Magyar Mazogazdasag,
Vol. 11., no. 5, Mar. 1956 Budapest)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (EFkL) LG, Vol. 6, no. 7. July 1957. Unel.
ULDAYEEVP M.--R
"lesson on the Theme, 'Neural Regulation of the Circulation of the Bloodl.,"Est v
Shkoles NO.4., 1952
BALDAr.-.V; M. R.
"Developing Physiological Concepts In the Course in Zoologyj,* Eat* v
Shkolef No-5s 1952
BALDAYN, X.Re, kandopedenauk
The system of a zoology trial textbook (%Zoologyl; a textbook
for secondary schools by V*Y* latalt, Reviewed t7 K*R* Baldsev),
Biol, v ahkole no*5189-92 6-0 158* (mnu 11: 11)
1, Tyumenskly gosuderetyenw poUgogicheekly institute
(Zoology-StW and teaching) (T-7. Natali)
_BALDATFVj Men## kand.padagogicheskikh nauk
"General methods for teaching-biology" by B.Y, Vaesviatskii.
Reviewed by X.R. Baldaev, Bi-A. v shkole no-3188-90 FV-Js 161,
(MIRA 14 7)
1. Tyumenskly p*dago ioho*kiy institute
Iftology-Study and teaching)
(Yeesviatskii, B. V)
BAIDAIEV, M,R., kand,pedagogicherkikh nauk
NStudy of humn awtoW and physiology in secondary schools"
by E*P. Brunovt. Revieved by H.R. Baldaev. Biol. v abkole
no.5:87-89 3-0 162. (HIRA 16:a)
1, Tyumenakiy pedagogicheakiy inatitut.
(Anatomy, Him"tudy and teaching)
(Phyalology-4tudy and teaching)
AUTHOBs B~aldayev, R.Z,.- 3-58-6-25/34
TITLEt Abroad (Za rubezhom) The Higher School in the Mongolian
People's Republic (Vjsshaya shkola Mongollokoy Narodnoy Rals-
publiki)
PERIODICAW Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly, 1958, Nr 6, pp 86 - 89 (USSR)
AbSTRACTo Higher education was started in the Mongolian People's Re-
public in 1940t when the Teachers' Evening Institute was orga-
nized. In the 1955/56 school year the countryto higher edu-
cational institutions turned out over 600 highly qualified
specialists L-Ref. 12. In Mongolia there are 4 vutes - the
Universityt Pedagogical Institute, Higher Party School and
the Evening Universityl the total number of students being
3,200 f Ref. 22. The leading Institute is the Mongolian State
University established in Ulan-Bator on 5 October 1942. In
1956.,some of its faculties were reorganized into institutes.
The university at present consists of 2 institutes and 3 faculties
The university is training scientific and pedagogical person-
nel in the field of natural and humanitarian sciences for the
entire country. The US~iR rendered great material help to the
Card 1/3 university when It was opened. This is confirmed by B. Shi-
3-58-6-29/34
Abroad. The Higher School in the Mongolian People's Republic
rendyb, the university's first rector jef. 12. 1mong the
Soviet professors and instructors who went to render aid
were Doctor of Philological Sciences, Professor S.I. lbakumov,
and Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor L.I, Kashtanov.
Since Soviet textbooks were being widely used in Mongolia, the
problem of studying the Russian language arose. In secondary
schools Russian is being taught, and in the university a 2-year
course in Russian has been organized. Successful students are
being granted scholarships. The term of study is 5 years. The
university's Agricultural Institute and the scientific-experi-
mental farms are situated. on the River Tole. Since 1951 the
university has been regularly issuing "Scientific Transactions".
The philologists To. Damdinsuren and Sh. Luv3anvandan have
contributed greatly to creating a new Mongolian written lan-
guage. In 1954, B. Shirendyb and To. Damdinsuren participated
in compiling the "History of the Mongolian People's Republic".
The candidates of sciences B. Yarinpil, T. Ayurzan, M. Dash,
P. Shinzhej Zh. Gombo and others are engaged in problems of
cattle. breeding. Instructor M. Tseren is studying the physical-
Card 213 chemical properties of the country's mineral springs. Zh. Zhams-
3-58-6-29/34
Abroad. The Higher School in the Mongolian People's Republic
ran, a university worker, is studying fliethods of practical
utilization of mioroelements and vitamins. B, Ragcha. of the
medical faculty has published'articles on heart and lung dis-
Oases. The article contains detailed information on the Feda-
gigical Institute and the Higher p&rty School.. There are 7
rfiferences, 2 of which are Soviet and 5 Mongolian.
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IW,DAIIV~ 6.N.
hoscm- Veterinary Acadp Hin Higher Education USSR. Chair of Urganic
and Biological Chemistr).
lifid,DAYEV, S.N.: "The activity of the bood enzymes of hirhly productive cows."
Eoscow Veterninar~ Acad, V-in HIE.-her Education U651R. Chair of Orl,-anic and
Biolocical. Chenistry. Moscow) 1956
(Dissertation for the Doi7rce of Candidate in biological Sciences)
SOt Knizhnaya Letopis', No. 20, 1956
lr,SPN/HULnll Ctnd :411nal 111YO1010gy - MCt',1b-)V.GL1* FCriaent3s T-1
Abs J.-)ur Rcr Zhur- Biol., go 18, 1958, 83862
Author WIdaycv, S.11,
Inst Moscow Aca(lany of Veturinary I-kxlicine.
Title Chan~ps of UQoe'. Ferments *.ctivity in Cows DarinC; 4actation
Orig Pub : Tre ~bsk. vat. akad., 1957, 21, 256-265
Abstmet : The activities of catalase, pcroxidace, carbon nnhydram.,,
lliwc, alkaline phospatasc, and protmoc in the of
Cows with various yearly riUk yields was studied for v.
proloi,,4;cx1 period of tim. It waa found tlint the chan"Os
ia activities of mat, ox' the blood Torments wero
caiimcted with the physioloCjcal condition of the animalr,,
chiefly with their Ldlic pr,->CucLivity. -- L.A. KaulichmAtayn
Cartl 1/1
GRANOVSKIY; DILL', A.f ORLOVSKIY, U.; GARIN, L.; VASILIYEV, S.;
BUDLYAWSKIYL;jBkLDkYEV,-V.; ZAKHAROV, A.; SMETANIN, I. (Kirov);
STSFAMOV (Barnaul)j KHOMKA, Yuriy
Newa from everyvhers. Sov.foto 22 noolli44-45 N 1162.
(MIRA l6d)
1. Fotokorrespondent TASS (for Granovskiy).
(Photography)
- BWENKO, D.P., insh.
1W lp6/16 submoroible aingle-screw pump, Gldr. J mol. 17
no,11145-49 N 165, (MIRA 18:11)
1. Obahchestvannoye konstruktorskoye byuro po booshtangov)m
nasosam,
BALDER, BaUnt (Budapest)
Fortim of innovators. Ujit lap 16 no.2201 25 N 164.
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Quality of said-resistant linings. Bum, prem. 33 no. 7:23 JI 158.,
OIDU 110)
(Protective coatings)
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BALDgV' I.
Stu4yinj, drawing conclusions, -ind mass utilization.
of Engineer Koval' ov's now method In construction. p. 12
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Vol. 2. nr 1955-
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Qoflyap Bulgaria.
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Quality of construotion produotion, p. 24.
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Problcr.aticnl questiew cor 'n,- anhorteninr the puriodn of time in
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SMOITISTVO. (MbAsterstvo na stroezhite) Sof.1n, Bul!arla. Vol.. 6, no. 8,
1959.
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Sow questions on the organization of the IA!mr in construction
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Organization of ce'Ont tran"rtation in hoppwa. Tekhniks Bulg
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Reservoirs of the petroleum refinery at Burgas. Stroital5tvo
10 no. 2t7-10 Mr-Ap 163.
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Some problems In the planning and computation of k bor
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Palcoecologic charter analysis of the Burdigalion-Helvetic layer line at Dudafok 1.n
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and Torokbalint. n. h28
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Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAT)p LC, Volt 8, No. 5,
may 1959, lInclass.
BAIDI, Tamas
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Paleoscology of the middle Miocene fauna of Szokolyao Foldt kozl
90 no.ls27-47 J&/Mr 160. (EUI 90)
(Hungary--Paleontology)
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SCIMTER,, Zoltin-., dr.; MAJZOU, Laszlo, drej- VADASZ, Elemerp dr.
Remarks about Dr. Ilona Geeproghy neo Moznorics' article
"The, question of "chattion"-Aquitanian in the light of the
history of science. Foldt kozl 42 no.2:196--102 Ap-Je 162.
1. "Foldtani, Kozlony" felelos szorkeaztoj6 (for Vadass),
2. "Foldtani Koz1ony" azerkeozto b1zottsagi tagja (for Bogsch
and Majwn).
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Tlw agel of the "Pectunculus eaMm at Torokbalint and the 6order
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"Photo Production of it 0Mesons on Deuterons," V. V.
Kikhaylov, A. X. Baldin
ITOk Ak Sauk SWRO Vol U=!V, No 1, pp 47-49
Direct c&lcn of cross sections Of photo production
of neutral. mesons on nucleons according to pertur-
bation thie-ory leads, even when higher orders are
taken into account, to values of cross sections
which are in sharp contrast with exptl results.
QuaZ consideration of this process leads to nec*s-
sity of phenomenological introduction of eleCtrOmm-
Mtic interaction of the bucleon which is connected
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Authors Baldin, A.
Title I Isotopic invariability of the W --nescin field
Periodicea a Dokl, AN SIR, 96, Ed. 5P 949 - 952p June 1954
Albstract t The oo-called Isotopic invariance of the s? -meson fields in discussed.
It means that in such fields, all proto can be repl d W.n trOTIS
and all neutrons by protons, a-.W all (0-) mesons by ULA jjVfjFjrUrason9,
and that the distribution of neutral vio,-on3, 71 formed, over euterons
and their reactions with so-called 1'n1LwL,3w31' are symmetrical. with res-
pect to the charges.
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Cntogory iUSSWNuclorr Physics - Nuclonr Pooctions C-5
Abs Jovir iRof Zhur - Fizike, No 3, 1957, No 6008
Author tBgjdirl~ A.M., Shirokov, M.1.
Inat Irhyclcai- titute, AcedouW of Sciences, USSR
Title iContribution to the Theory of Ratctione tith Polprizod Perticlon
Orig Pub iZh. akaporim. I toor. Miki, 1956, ", No 4, 784-785
Abstrnct iThe tonsor roments are obtrinod for the problem of the col-
lision of two bodies in the most gonerrl crea (whore the ini-
ticl and finel spin states of the ~artialoa cen be vrtitrtry).
For the pnrticulnr case considered by Simon (Roforat Zhur
Fizika, 1954, 12809; 1955, 214o), tho equations of this work
do not transform into Simon's equations, The discrepancy in
duo prinelpelly to the differenco In the definition of the
tenser momenta; in addition. the formulas obtained do not con-
tPin. the rign riultiplior (;,1)x. The method proposed And usod
to dorivo the exprootions for tho tonsor momonto consists of
a successive applic~ttion of the theory of the Dirac trrns-
formations.
Cord 1 1/1
SUBJECT USSU PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA 1880
AUTHOR BALDINIA.M., MICHAILOVjV.V., RAXINOV4M.S.
TITLE The "Ono-Uation" method for Investigations of the Free Oscilla-
tions in Accelerators.
PERIODICAL kurn.okep;i t*or.fis,.L1,f&sc.6,992-iOO1 (1956)
Issued% / 1957
By means of the osculation theory worked out here the Influence exercised by
the free oscillations on the Injection process and the acceleration in cyclic
accelerators of any type can be do;oribeA from a uniform point of view, The
free oscillations in any magnetic iold if with a symmetry plane are studied.
The lines of force are supposed to Intersect a certain plans under a constant
angle. From all possible orbits a c3ossd one is separated, which is located
on the aforementioned plane and Is called "quilitrium orbit". The equation of
free oscillations is Q" + q(d) - Opq(0) - R'2 (a) C1 - n((Y)l . Here n(a) in
0
the Index of the magnetic fieldt n(v) .- (R oe
Her* a denotes the length along th+quilibrium orbit and Q - the normal
distance from this orbit. The solution of the aforementioned oscillation
uation can 1e be written down in the following form:
N a: re
Q )a7 7(6)000 -0/L + a(d) 17(d) DV(d) I I a(cf) - arg (DT(cr)). P(d)
0
and 6) ar p r1odio functions with the period L. The free oscillations
can thus always be represented as sine functions with the variable amplitude
F(a), the phase a(a) and with the frequency ^ /L. In the theory of
V
Zurn.skep.i toor.fio,.Ll,faso.6,992-1001 (1956) CARD 2 f 2 PA - 1880
accelerators two problems are investigated when examining the free oscilla-
tions: a) the collision of partioletwith the Injector plates, b) collision
of particles with the walls of the vacuum chamber. Q assumes practically an
value of from -F(d) to + F(d) in the case of any azimuth. The curve Q - F(Crl
can be oonsidered.as a tangent of the orbit of the particle. The orbit. of
the particle is enclosed between the: curve" + F(a) and, in the cases which
are of interest in practice, it takes up the nwire domain between the
tangent* after numerous cycles. The determination of the tangent is much more
simple than the computation of.the orbit of the particles. At the same time
all principal, problems of the theory of accelerator* which are connected with
fro* oscillations o&n.be solved if the tangent is known. Then solving the
problem of a collislc~(with he walls of the chamber it is necoseaki to examine
the function f(d) - d)/ (ai) which oharaoterizes the ratio of the
oscillation amplitudes at any azimuth and at the asimuth of the injector.
Those considerations are then speoialised for an accelerator the magnets of
which are out &part as well as for accelerators with strong focussing.
INSTITUTION: Physical Institute "P.N.LEBEDEV" of the Academy of Science In
the USSR
"On the Theory of Photoproduction of Mesons on Bound Nucleonel"
paper presented at CERN Symposium, 1956, appearing in Nuclear
Instrumentep No. 1, ppe 21-300 1957
BALDI N. A. H.
"Interaction of Protons with Polarized Nuclei,"
lAbedev ilwsics 4-st. Acad. Sci. USSR
report subn1tted at the A-U Conf. on Nuclear Reactions In "odlim and 14w Energy
Ovvsics, Ilosov-4, 19-27 "; v 57.
AUTHOR BALDIN A.-M 'PEV11UN'KINjV.A.
TITLE Ofi7l~_~~~;cai ering of Photonf~ by Protoi.a. 5&6-39/%
(0 rasseyanii fotonov n& 1rutoi&akh -11ussian)
PPIODICAL Zhurnal Eksparim.i Teoret.Fiviki,1957,vol 32,Nr 6,pp 1570-1572
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT The present paper mupplies data concerning the structure of the
matrix and the lowest number of the parameters necessary for the
investigation of this scattering process.The authors deal with the
problem in the following mannert They write down the $-matrix in
such a representation In which its properties can be expressed in
the easiest way,I.e. in the representation of the total angular no-
mentum. I and its projection M, the total isotopic spin T and Its
projection T., and the parity x. Ill thest quantities are here re-
ferred to the center of mass system.The B-matrix is investigated on
t energy surfaoe.Only the following channel* a are investigateds
~_quantumand proton ( r) as well as pion and nucleon (%).Taking
account of ths remaining channek ex6rcisee no essential influence
upon the resulte.Partioular interest must be direote4 towards the
channel with production of electron-positron pairs.The matrix ele.
ment of the 3-matrix which describes the transition is by no means
small. Actually, the formation of pairs leads to the so-called
scattering on the nucleon field.HoweVer,thie process his an angular
distribution that is directioned sharply in a frontal direotion.1f
Card 1/2 the scattering angle of the order mec /Er need not be taken into
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aooount.This effect may be diaregarded.When solving the system of
equations corresponding to this p*:oblem the following is presuppo-
sedt 1) A long-wave approximation is used i.eiionly the int*rao-
tion of dipole-like quanta (electric and ~agne o) with the proton
is studied. 2) For the moduli of the matrix elements connecting the
various channels with one another a certain relation is presupposed.
The system of equations can be solved by successive approximation.
The thus obtained expressions for the matrix elements are explicit-
ly given.flowever, for the determination of the parameters further
data are tequired, which can be determined from experiments with
polarized particles.1n conclusion the domain of low energies is
investigatedpwhere the cross section differ* only little from that
determined by Thomson's formula.
(No i1biatu.-ation).
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AUTHOR: Baldin, A.M., Lebedev, A.I. 56-5-2.V46
TITLIC: The Interaction of Slow 7C -Hasons With Nuclei (Vsaimodeystviya
sedlennykh Tr-uesonov s yadrwd)
PZRICD1OkLt Zhurnal Eksperim. I Teoret.Fiziki, 1957. Vol. 33, Nr 5.
pp. 1221-1226 (USSR)
ABSTRAOTt The influence exercised by the Interaction effect of charged mesons
with nuclei on the mason-forming cross section is investigated for
the case in whiohthe wave length of the meson exceeds the measure-
ments of the nucleus. Between the orose section for photo-forming
of the meson, the displacement and width of menoatomio, levels, a
connection could be shown theoretically.
From the theoretical deliberations stated It follows that the
mechanism of the reabsorption of the mesons cannot wrplain the do-
pendence of the photo-forming cross section an the atomic mober.
Further, yet another mechanism wst be assumed which foitida the
forming of mesons within the nucleus.
The finite order of a nucleus exercise* an important affect upon
photo-forming of slow mesons, because it changes the effect of
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Coulcublafield considerably. There are 1 figure and 1) referenoes
3 of which are Slavic.
ASS001ATION: Physics Institute imeni P.N.Lebedev AN USSR (Pisioheskiy institut
im.P.N.Lebodeva AN 880)
SUBMITTEDi May 4, 1957
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P. N, Lebedey Physical Institute# USS Acad. Scl.p Moscow.
"Electric Polarizability of Atmic Nualele- Nuclear mlsics, To 961
P,'- .,% 9 December 1958, p. 937-241. Sorth-lolUM moxiablug co.; Ansterasa.
Abstract: A quantitlative estimte Is given of the effects depending on the *xistev
of a tonsor(spin-depend*nt) part in the electric polarizability of nuclei.
2(7) PRASE I BOOK EXPLOITAT10N. SOV13108
6aldin, Aleks-ndr MjkhAy1oxjghj Vitaliy losifovich Golldanskly, ind Ionif
LUMIdoVlah Rosentall
Kinematika yadernykh reaktsiy (Kinematics of Nuclear Reactions) Moscow, Fismatgis,
1959. 296 p. 8,000 copies printed.
Sdet It, Y6, Zhabotinskiyj Tech. Net 3, S. Gavrilov,
PURPOSEs This book is intandod for physicists exploring the atomic nucleus and
elementary particles.
COVERAGE: The book consists of two parts* The first part dessoribes charaotorlstias
of notion with relativintic velocities. giving relativistic transformations and
utilising two main coordinate systems* It also describes the claspleal kinomatlos
of interactions producing two or more particles, as well as cases of noarelati--~
vistio interactions and conversions with the participation of photnns, The second
part analyses the scattering matrix and on the basis of the latter and the Dirao
theory introducea Clabach-Gordan, Racah, Z, and I coefficients in vector addi-
tion. It also analyses the emergence of polarized particles in nuclear reactions
and the regularities of this emergence. In general the book describes one of
the chief methoda of processing experimental data in modern nuclear physics and
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systsmatises the data on the kinematics of nuilear reactions. V, A. Petrunlkin
and A. 1. Lebedev are responsible for the mat)rial In appendix 11. The authors
thank V. B, Berestatakiy and 0, N* Kopylov for their constructivo criticism,
There are 73 referencest 33 Sovietp 35 English, 3 Italian, and 2 German,
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
foreword 5
PART 1. CLASSICAL THEORY
Ch, I* General Principles of Relativistic Kinematics 9
1. Integrals of motion, Conservation lave 9
2* Basic systems of coordinates 11
3. Some formulas of relativistic mechanics 12
4. Relativistic transformations of angles and pulcis 15
5. Calculating the Y coefficient of relativistic transforvations In the
relative conversion from the C-system to tht L-system I?
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Ohs Ile Effective Croon Sections and Their Transformation on Changing the
Coordinate System 19
6o Integral and differential croon sections 19
7. Relativistic transformation of angular and pulse distributions
(of phase space elements) 20
~h, HL Kinematioe of Intersotione Produolng Two Partiolon 28
So Interaotion in a general relativistic case 28
9. Basic formulas for a 'nonrelativisti6 case 40
10. Oraphical representation of kinematic correlations
11. DisintogrAtion into two particles 63
12. Relationship of angular and power distributions in C- and L-systems
of particlea produced during disintegration 72
Ch. IV. Interactions Producing Three Particles 81
13, Extramal qorrelations 81
14, Power spectrum of secondary particles 85
Ch@ V. Multiple Processes 90
15. Maximum correlations 90
16. Power and angular distributions in multiple processes 96
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17. Determining the enrgy of fast nucleons 103
PART 11. QUANTUM THEORY
Ch, VI, Scattering Matrix and Its Properties
18. B-matrix
19* Unity or the S-matrix 114
20. Integrals of motion 116
21. Time reversal Ila
22, Transformation functions 124
23. Relationship of theS-matrix and the effective cross soation 127
Ch. VII . Applications of the General Theory of the S-matrix 132
24. Relationship between atfectivo cross sectionsof elastic and non-
elastic processes 132
25. Relationship between effective cross sections of direct and reverse
reactions 141
Ch, VII I* Collisions of Particles With Spin 1"
26. Stating the problem. Examples. Parameters of the S-mstrix I"
27. Vector addition factors 150
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28. Some examples 154
29# vp Xf Z, and I coefficients 158
30o Angular distri tions in nuclear reactions (whon the particles have
a root mass, other than zero) 166
Qk, IX. Polarization or Particles In Nuclear Reactions 173
31. General formula 173
32, Basic rules of the weremmof polarized particles In nuclear reactions 178
Cho X, Reactions With the Participation of Photons lei
33. General formulas 181
34, Relationship between photoproduotionp It-meson scattering, and the
Compton effect on the nucleon 198
Appendix I (for the first part) 193
Appendix II (for the second part) 221
$Sbliography 295
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TITLE: ny To-ar-Anisotropy of Atomic'Nualei (Optichoskays, anitotropiya
atomnyWyader)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal *ksperimentalinoy i toorsticheskoy fisikit 1959# Vol
Nr 10), pp 202 - 211 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper$ the terms of aolsoular optics are general-
isod to photonuolear reactions, The author gives a consequent
formulation of the theory of electric dipole polarisability of
atomic nuclei, and he discuss** the, experiment* by means of
irhich data on the tensor part of electric polariz&W.Lty might
be obtained* The amounts of ths. effects art estimated by means
of two different nuclear modela- the model of Independent
particles# and the collective model. The theory of electric
polarizability of atomic nuclei can be set up in analogy to the
theory of polarizability of moltoulosal Xany methods of solsou-
lar optics can be applied to phitonuolear reactions# the objoat
of the present paper is not an extonslyt generalization of the
theory of interaction of the light with the molecules to the
interactions of the r-quanta with the nualeig but the author
Card 1/4 only investigates ihe elastic scattering of )Mquanta on nuclei
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and photonuolear reactions (the total arose Section of the ab-
sorption of d1pols-4ik* r-quanta with a nucleus), Zlectric di-
pole aboorption.is known to play the principle part In the In-
toraotion of jLquanta with tho nuclei in theirange of enorglos
of up to -20 Nov. This is whythe author restricts himself to
this part of Inttraotion, The soattering amplitude may depend
on the spin of the system, I.*. the reduced dipole moment of
the nucleus oan.dopend onthe orientation of' the nucleus with
respect to the electric field. The dependence of the arose a*o-
tion of the elastic scattering of r..quanta on the nuclei upon
the parameter R introduced here, or upon the tonsorial polarl-
sability proportional to it, is then determined, The existence
of a tonsorial polarizability can infli*noo tho amount of tho
total cross section of elastic scattering# to well as the an-
ralar distribution of the scattering (existone* of a large iso-,
tropic part in the angular distribution). According to the con-
siderations in this part, there in a large number of *ffooto
upon which tensor polarizability could emirt. some influencet
and which can be fully observed by the oxperisontal means avail-
Card 2A able at present. The next part deals with the model of t*nsor
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poltrizability. In analogy to molecular optics, the term of
"internal" tensor polarizability is introdua*d# I.e. of the po-
larizability in the coordinate system moved together with the
nuolous.-Undor very general assumptions, the same result Is ob-
tained by the use of different nuclear models. Subsequentlyl
there are some conclusions: The exist*no* of a tensor polariza-
bility of atomic nuclei can hardly be doubted any longer* In any
casep such tensor polarizability exists In the deuterium nucleus.
The-essential difference of the tensor of the polarizability of
a,toxic nuclei as against the tensor of the polarizability of
molecules is that the former itnon-hermitian, Another partiou-
larity of the theory of polarizability of nuclei lies in the In-
vestigation of effects which correspond to the experimental meth-
odi of nuclear physics,& The investigation of tansor polarizabil-
ity will,,.in any case, deliver more accurate and complete data
on the shape of the nuclei than the other nothods applied at
present. There are 9 referenceaq 3 of which are Soviet*
Card 3A
Optical Anisotropy of Atonio Nuclei 00'f/56-37-i-32/64
ASSOCIATION: Fisioheskiy institut is* P. N. Leb*deva, Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Physics Imoni P,,V. Lebedev of the koademy of
Soiencesq USSR)
BUBMITT&D-. Pebruary 79 1959
Card 4A
21(l) SOV/120-127-5-16/58
AUTHORS: Balding A. M., 0oyorkov, B. B.
TITLE*. Checking of the Dispersion Relations for the Photoproduotion
of x-Mesons
PERIODICAL: Dokla Akadamii nauk- SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 5, Pp 993-996
(USSR~
ABSTRACT: The authors speak about an Incongruence of experimental data,
which they found in connection with the photoproduction of ,
mesons from t-+ p-* p + no (1) and mention the conclusions R;,
draw on the basis of the dispersion relations for the process,
They confine themselves to the energy rWe q,6 I (q - nomentus
of the meson, t a,% - o % 1)# in which the long-wayst approxi-
mation Is well applicatle. On the assumption that the a-, and
the p-wave play the main part in this process, the angular
distribution is written down for (1)t
d0 , A + B0086 + 000820 (2). The parameter A contains the
d-a
amplitude squares of the s- and p-waveo B their Interferenael
C the amplitude oquares of the p-wave. Figure I gi;es the *x-
Card 1/3 periaental data (Ref 1) for (1). From the graphical ropr*senr
SOV/20-127-5-16/50
Checking of the Dispersion Relations for the Photoproduction of it-Xesons
12)
tation the effective values for A(o) IP B(1)P and 0(2) are
oalculated. For the a-photoproduction Of XA-mesone on the neutron
I ' .2
near threshold the following is foundt~r A77 - (0.04.1 0004 -10
which is smaller by one order of magnitude, than the amplitude
for the pbotoproduotion, of x0-mesons on hydrogen. On the as-
sumption that no qqadrupole. absorption occ~urs# ~he amplitudes;
Mi- and H,+ of the magnetic transitions are ualculated. The
experimental data of the reaction (1) are describee with suf_1
ficlent accuracy if it is assumed that asorg the amplitud*s of
the p-vave different from zero there are such as describe mas-
netic transition by the state of a total moment 3/2. In the
following the,paper by G. Chew, Us Goldberger, F. Low, Y. Nas-
bu (Rof 2~ iA oritioised. The dispersion relations- doduo*4 by
the authors aantionad are based on the assuaptlon of a rapid
decrease of all amplitudes of the photoproductLon at
as well as of certain assumptions for this calculation. Ths
numerical values resulting therefrom deviate considerably from
experimental data. The authors state that the main cause of
these deviations is the assumption of the rapid d4orsas* of tho
Card 2/5 amplitudes at W--'-- . There are t figure and 4 references,
SOV/20-127-5-1 6/c,$
Checking of the Dispersion Relations for the Photoproduction cf %-Mesons
I of which is Soyiet.
PRESENTED: May 15t 1959 by L Ye. Tammt Academician
SUBMITTED,. April 24, 1959
Card 3/3
19-Aleksandr-K.- - - -- -- -- - - --
Melativistic Dispersion Approach to Pion Photoprodwtion Near Threshold*
poper presented at the Intl Conference on Rio Energy Ph"losp Rochester# K, Y,
6W,or Berkly California, 25 Aug -16 Sep 1960.
laboday Institute of Physics, Moscow., UM
- DAMINj,
Iftlavestigation of Plon Photoproduction Close to Thresbold on Basis of
Flalativistia Dispersion Relations"
paper prennted at the Intl Conferenoo on High thergy Phystics,, Roobeaterv W. Y.
ieWor Ber4y California,, 25 AW - 16 Sep 1960.
lebeder Zatitute of nqsiae,, Ymoov,, MM
BALDIN, f . U. , Dr. Phys4iath Sci - (oiss) "Photc-Drigin of Pi-Uesons
In the Near-thrv.,,hoid Regiono" Dubna, 1960, 18 ppy 120 copies (PkWitics
Institute im P. N, lAbodevs AS USSR) (XL, 47/60,, 06)
Auslysing the data on Ir --moon photoproduction in the tie" threlbold
region, based on dispersion r6lationshipso 71-,w.oksp.1 toorofiso 38.
noo2t579-587 1? 160, (HIRL 1415)
19 Fizicbedciy inotitut ia. P.N.LebodeTs kkadwdi nauk Md.
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PAIDIV, A*H*; SIMI=$ S.F.
Theory of the optical anisotropy of atomic nuclel, Zhur. ekip. I.
teor, file 39 no*2i434-437 Ag 160. (MIRA 1319)
1. rlsicheskiy Institut ime P.N. labodova Akadeati nauk $=e
(Nuclei, Atomic--Optical properties)
PALDIN, A.M.
Role of the nonphysical region in dispersion relations for the
photogeneration of T-wasons. Zhur. ekep, i toor. fis. 39 noe4:
1151-1153 0 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Yivicheekiy Institut imeni P.N.Lebedeva Akademii nauk SSSR.
(mosons)
BALDIhp A.M.; NGUYEN-VAN-KITEU (Ngusn-Van -hleu]
[One possibility for deterainlng the -Aagratio rmnents of =-
stable vector particles] Ob odnoi votmoftooti opredtleniia
magnitnykh momentov vaktornykh nestabilInykh chastits.~ Dubnal
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