SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VYSHNEPOLSKIY, S. - VYSKOCIL, V.

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"Sea&4going vessel3.11. P. A. Riyabehikov. Rev-lewdd by S. Vyshnepollskiy, Mor. flot',-
12, No. 12, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953, Uncl.

S.: MARGOLIN, A.
24 u3n (60o' )
4. Canals
7. Co,"e7t;rZ ths ol' thu, Mor. riot 12 no. 1~752-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Tebmir-j -1953. Unclassified.

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Shipping
Airplafa.O.. 'Parjurvilseance
"Preedc-m for MsrchAnt Shipping,," S. V~,~bfterollpkly:
4 pp
Morskcy Flot" No.6
Amplifies USSR protest a;-c-r USAT eurroillqnc,~ of
Soviet shipping In Tar 1, t.
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ITY-SIRTEPOLISKIf, Semen Abramovich
Virovoi transport.i mirovoe khoziaistvo. Porld tranriport and world eccnomz7-
Moskva, Moskovskii rabochii) 1929. 174 p. illus;, maps. (Populiamaia seriia
11111rovoe khoz3alstvoll.) Bibliograph7: P. 170-J727 soviet transportation (p.166) .
DLC: IIE151-V9
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Reference Department; Washington 1952. Unclassified.

Y, S. A.
"World Sea Routes and Shipping# (Mirovyye Morskiye Pjtj j S,.Idokhodstvo).. 1953
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VYSHNEPOMKIY, S. A.
"The World's Sea Routes and Navlgatioii.," published Iry the State PublishlrZ Hou-se
for Geographical Literature, Yoscow, 1953.
Survey of the sea transport of the Capitalist countries. A short study of the
Soviet sea routes and a comparison between the two naviCation systems and the two
frAight markots,
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VYSH W OLISKIY, S.A.; KUSHKAREV, V.A., redaktor.
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(Trade routes) (Shipping)

MIRTEEPOLISKIY. S.P.
*Proper Shane for a bent-liack Through (Prokhodnyy) Cutter," Stanki I Instrument. 16, Hog.
4-5. 1945
BR-52059019

,zY,YSMM"0LsSKIY, Ya.G.
Trentment of benign neoplamn of the okin In a polyclinic. Vect,
dem.i ven. no.8:40..41 161. (MIRA 1525)
1. 1z polikliniki No.1 Moskovskogo gorodskogo otdola zdravookhra-
neniya (glavny vrach VON. Shugayeva, konsulltant - prof. L.N.
Mashkilleyson . (SKTII.-TUMOM)

VMWV, L, inshener.
Cold storage Insulation made of foaned concrete. Khol-tekh. 13 zo-3:50-54
'Jl'-S '53. MRA 6;11)
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VYSHNZVETSKIY, M.I., inzhener (Leningrad); PODOLISKIT, V.A., inzhener (Lenin-
rad -
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Cases for stereotypes and cliche'*a. Poligr. proiz. 4;14 Ap 153. (MLRA 6;6)
(Stereotyping)

V'YSHNEVSIaY,-A. A., SKMOVSM, S. 1. with cooperation of GALANKIN, N. K., KUDRAVTSzVAj
A. M., PMCHUOVA, N. Ye. and SAVCBMIKOV, 1. 1.
"Surgical Treatment of Mitral Stenosla Under Locel Aneat~eelao" Klin. Med.,
Vol._33, Vo.2, b955.
Comento X-3546) 13 Jul 55

ACCESSION M AR-W33,10
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AUTHOR: Vy*8hntvskj4j, V, U.; Ony6p, R.- G.; Pidzy*raylo, M. S.
TITLE: InvestiVation of the photoLuminescence Gf anthracene lapor
.CITFD SOURCE: Visnyak_Llirivelk. un-tu. Ser. fit-, no. l(S), 1962, 145-148
TOPIC TACSt e-nthracene, fluoreseence,'~,photolunineseence, quantum yield
TRANSLATION: Apparatus comprising of an ISP-22 quartt spectrograph with a photo--
;electric at-15ftchment, eraduated in terms of spentral !;enalti-7ity, was used to ob-
itain the enera distribution in the luminescence spectrum of antracene vapor (1)
excited by '11001 light from a mercury lamp with vapor pressure 17u mm Hg and tem-p-
:erature 310 Cl under-conditions of total absorption of the exciting light by a U-..
.t
mm) layer of vapor. -A correction wa:j introduced fo~ the reabsorption of the
Iluminescencet The spectrum of the vapor'of I is shifted ralative to the single F
.1cryatal of I toward the lower wLvolengths, and ito vibration structure is weekly
1
pronotaiced. The value of the absolute quantum yield of photoluminescence of vapor
of 1 (0.023) was calculated from the value obtained fo~ the riftiTq liR esc~rce
c tn
~;f vapor of 1 (rel-atilre tc thP c jyqta[_) and rom --be f3 r-au e la
Card ort- the --absoju~~e _quartujm__Fiojd._ of

ACCESSION NR: AP4012031 S10185164100910011003910063
AUTHOR: Bry41y*ns'ky*y, M. I.; Vy*shnovs'1-j*y, V. N,; Pidzy#rwjlot 14. S.
TITLE: TemperatAtre and concentration doppndonce of tho quantum yield of
photolumineseencit of Nal (ZL) crrstal jrorphore
SOURCEs Ulcrayinals4*zr :riw*chny*.v zh=r=a, -.- 9, no. It 1964, 59-63
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, Nal(Tl) crystal, T1, thormoluminasconcop photoluminos-
canco, phosphor$ quantum 3rield
ABSTRACT: The depondonce of the energy distribution in photob-L-dnosconco.spactra,
of XaI-T1 cr7stals on the T1 contont and -Uho temporaturo -w-is invost-i4>z~t-od. TI-.--
Unperatura dqp=dance of tho quantum yield of photoluminosco.-co was -'so studied.
With incroasing concentrations of T1, the maxi:=-i of the total int-onsIty of
photoluminzeoneo was displaced towards lcwor temperatures (from 1500for PZ!Z,-o
Nal to 600for 141 + Ve Tll). On repoatod hoating of the crystal, the displanccmont
of the =aximlm decreased. 11Mth increasing tomporaturas tho quantum yield oz'
crystals with any T1 content increased. Wo maxima were o~bsorvod:
tire Ynaxinim at W for puro Nal and at 430 for W + 141o T3-T; a hi:gh-temperal"=re
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=d= at 15bo for pure Nal and at 1250 for Mal + 4% MI. ~ Tho location of
I. a s dovalop
"he quantum yield m2xima is related to the fact thst Mal-71 cry tal
a perceptible tho=Dlurdnoscance at 50 and 14,00. When crystals of Xal-71 VIOZ-0
heated 2-3 hrs, aftDr being grotm, only the high-temperaturo quantum y-iold
could be obser7ed; the low-te=porature ma;d== was absent,. "Tho authors fool
obliged to express *their thanks to students G. X. lavy*tskly and E. P, Kukhar
for their help in conducting the,exporimonts." Orig. art, fias: 3 fieuros and
1 formula.
ASSOCTATIONs Lviv0k;7*y Derzhuniversy*tat im. Iv. Franka (L'vov State
University)
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AMORS., Vysbnevs')-,yy, V. It. (Vi5hnevsKiyq Yo Hs)i 5tefans'Xyyj_1# Ve (Stefo-DS)dy,
:ORG: -Lvov State University im. I. Franko (Llvivalkyy derzhuniversytet)
fTITLE: Investigation of the temperature dependence of the dispersion of single
,crystals of potassiun and oesiurn iod e
zycbnyy zhurnal , v. 11, no. 11 1966, 75-79
SOURCE: Ukrayins.kyr fi
TOPIC TAGS: potassitm compound, cesium compound iodide, single crystalf light
dispersion, refrwti%e index, absorption band, ir absorption
Results are pres ted of an investigation of the disFersion of potassiLon'
'ABSTRAM en
:and cesium iodide single crystals containing no activator at 77, 223, 293, 373, 473,
~573, and 673K in the opectral range of 2140-760 mn, Averaged values of the standard
indices of refraction'Vere used in obtaining the dispersion curves. 11w estimated
absolute error in dete~rminin5-tba standard indices of refraction and of the disper--_-,-._
sion curves did not exceedi+12 X 10-4. The results indicate that on cooling the
.potassiun iodide crystaisif rxn to liquid-nitrvgen temperature the index of re-,
t rw
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ifmation changes by 3 x 1.0- The dispersion curves are well approximated.by
Selmier-type equations. .~A calculation of the relative oscillator strengths shooed',
-ithat the main contributick"'i was due to the intrinsic absorption bandl rather than to
ithe first absorption band, usually considered to be an exciton band. The relative
oscillator strengths requLre further investigation. The results for cesium iodide
were found to be qualitat'iVely the saw as for potassium iodide. 7he oscillator
strengths at varlous tenp-ratures were calculated. It is concluded that thd can-
tribution of infrared abecirption bands to the dispersion curves of both crystals in,
the investigated region is negligibly small. Autl,*rs thank 0. A. Korzhins' ka for
taking part in the prepax%tion of the sanples. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 2 for-
_,mulas~ and 2 tables#
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AUTHOR: Bilyyj., Ya. M. Vyohnervs#)W, V._ N-'Vishnevskiy,, V. N.; 1. H.-
Gnyp) R. G. i zziu NM T. V- --FAkhotskly, T. V. ;, Fidzyraylo, M. S.-~Tazy-
raylo, N. S.
ORG: L'VoV State University lm.* 1. FTanko (LIvival1gy derzhuniversytet)
TITLE: Low-temperature x-ray luminescence of alkali halide si!!Zle cryntal"ith
anion impurities
W-
SOURCE: Ukrayinalkyy fizychW zhurnal, v. 11, no- 3. 1966,, 293-299
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence, luminescence center, luminescence spectrump luminescent'
mc.terial, x-ray effeetp imrurity level, anion, optic transition
ABSTRACIT: !rhe authors have investigated the concentration dependence of x ray
luminescence of single crystals of NaCl-Ip NaCl-Brj KCI-J, and KC1-Br grown from
the melt by the Kiropoulos method, at a temperature of IMK. The impurity-ion con-
centration was 0.1, 1.01 2p 5, 7, IOP 15, or 20% by weight in the melt. Irne spec-
trum was measured with a apectropbotometric setup based on a monochromator from
the BF-4 spectrophotometer. The samples were several orders of magnitude thicker
than the depth of penetration of the exciting x-radlations The measurements were
made first at 100K and then at higher temperatures. The results show that at 100K
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I'at nmall impurity concentrations the x ray luminescence spectra of both,Mstals
exhibit bands In the ultraviolet and in the visible reGion of the spectrum, due
to transitions at the localized levels of the impurity. When the impurity con.
centration in increaecdp all x ray luminescent spectra acquire a band whose inten-'
nity is approximately proportional to the square of the impurity concentration; i
this band can apparently be regarded an the emission band of the Wred icna.of
in
the Impurity. The analysis of the spectra gives grounds for assuming that
most emission bands the core of the luminescent center is the Impurity ionp which
replaces the anion in the main substance. Origo art. has: 4 figutes. [02]
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:1,IAUTHOR: Vychneve'lWyo V. N.-Vishnovskiy.. V. F.; P:Idzyraylo,, M. -Pidzyraylo.,
~ORG; L'vqv State University im. 1. FTanko (Ltvivalkyy derzhuniveraytet)
1ITLE: Lumineacence of thallium iodide
inslkyy I~urnal"~'. U, no* 3
~-SOURICE: Ukray v j, 1966o 300-304
~,TOPIC TAGS: thallium cowpound,, single crystal, polyerystalo photoluminescence,
x ray effect, luminescence spectrum, luminescence quenching, quantum yield, ir
i
phenomenonp crystal vacancy, activation energy
-.1USTRACT; In view of the scarcity of reports of precision investigations of the
I~inescenae of T11 and in view of the different interpretations of the nat of
he luminescence centers, the authors have investigated photoluminescence a~x
~ay luminescence of polycrystalline samples of TlI, obtained by zone meltin ith
multiple passages through the zone, and also several single crystals grown'VY the
listockbarger method in quartz ampoules. The luminescence properties of the single
cnd polycrystaUine samples were approximately identical. The photoluminescence
mpectra were investigated with a spectrophortometer based on the UM-monochromator.
The luminescence 'Was excited by filtered mercury radistion at 3a and 315 r4u, or

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eljk-~ with ultraviolet rays from a mercury lamp (TRAK-2) In h 25o--4oo nm band,
f
Tht~ x-ray luminescence spectra were measured with a modi ~jd eBF-4 spectrophato-
t
mefer. The results show that the luminescence spectra o ingle-crystal T11 con-
sist of four banas at 480, 545, 740, and 900 nm. The luminescence intensity of
these bands depends on the preparation of the crystal, on its heat treatment, and
on the spectral compositien of the exciting radiation. The absolute quantum yield
of the photoluminescence when excited with 366 nm line is 0.07 at 100K and de-
creises rapidly with rising temperature. The activation energies of the nonradi-
atilre transitions, determined by a method of temperature luminescence quenching - i
wasi10.05 and 0.09 ev for the 545'and 900 nm bands, respectively. The presence of
th6 48o, 545, and 900 nm bands is apparently due to the presence of halide vacan-
cieli in the crystal. The nature of the 740 = band Is not presently clear as yet#,
The 740 nm band can be clearly seen in the luminescence spectrum of samples with
weal' infrared luminescence. The activation energies were determined from the-tem-;
perature dependence of the luminescence intensity. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and'
i formula (023
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SM(Ito RZh. Tizika, Abo. 0562
AUTHM VYshnevalkyy, V._N. Lavrenchuk, M, N.; Stefanskiy, I. V.
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TIMI: Change in intensity of kaminescence of anthracenp~,Bingle cr-~stal after
many:lhours of ultraviolet illtudnation
Cimi, SOURCE: _VisrWk ivs 'k. ~i -tu. Ser. fiz., no. 1(8), 1962, 141-144
TOPIQ TAGS: luminescence, anthracene, effect of ultraviolet, aging
TMISIATIM: The luminescence yield of single crystals of anthracene decreases
after:prolonged Illumination. It is shown that the luminescence yield of
anthxitcene after Illumination decreases all the more rapidly., the more
naphtAt.-cene impurity it contains. If a vessel with anthracer4 is pumped out or
filleil with water, then the luminescence yield stops to decrease after
illumLnation.
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ACCUSION Nit: AP3000237
AUMOR: Vyshnevolkyy, V. H., Pidzyraylo, H. S.
ncentration and temperature dependencies of the photoluminescence of
';4
2tLhraca~, vapors.
-,SOURCEI M%IXYinslicyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 8, no. 5,' 1963, S87-590
gaseous-phase--integral-Aoto-
meter,~ tem;,,verature quenahing, quantum-y-ic- v6 Wn
por temperature concentrat
enc~~ng
L :TRACT: The data published by various investigators differ considerably with
Ithe absolute values of the quantum yield of the photolumineacence of
respect to i
4nthracene U the gaseous phase. This discrepsncy led to the suspicion that the
1*uminescent,~capacity of anthracene vapors is greatly affected by the concentration
and t1operaWre T of luminous vapors. AccordUgly, experioents were performed to
-tif`~~-th '-relationsh
ipj us ng gre
-a icons iderable-,
oct--Ug there-exists
of aporpressures 60
concentration quenching of the luminescence of the vapors. The temperature
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quelL'Aihing of lunineacence is found to lie within the~temperature interval 150-310C.il'
A The!.migration dLatance of the excitation energy in the vapors is approximately 40 i
The
ngstrons present work is a continuation of an earlier investigation by the
authors (Vyshna,its1kyy, V. N., Pidzyraylo, M. S. Vianyk Llviva'kogo derzhunivar-
sytetu, ser. fiz. I(B), 145, 1962), with the difference that the data are obtained
by another MeLhcjid but the results are in agreement. Orig. art. has: 1 equation,
4 figures, and I table.
ASSOCIATION. Llvivqlky*y dershuniversy*tet im. Iv. Pranks (L'
vov State Univeisity
I. Franko
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mouse oncepholomyelltis virus on nn ex tempvre precipitatetvith
summary in Engliahj Voo.virus. I no.1:17-1� Jn:y '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Laboratoriyn virusov i rikketsiozov RoFitovskogo-na-Donu inatituta
apidemiologii, m1krobiologil i gigiyeny.
(ENCEPRAWMYUITIS, virus
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1. Is Rostovakogo-na-Donn instituta epidenjologii, mikrobialogii
giglyany.
(HEPATITIS, INFICTIOUS, experimental)

AUTHORS: - N. ,
S. and Dutayshyn,
TITLE: Investigation of the
opectra. of Nal(Ti) crystals
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D234/D308
Lyskovych, 0. B.-, Pidzyraylo,
A. E.
excitation phoioluminc3cence
PI~RIUDICAL: Ukrayinalkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 7, no. 10, 1-962,
TE'XT: TI concentrition *.iaG about 10-6 moles Iel/mole NaI in the
crystal and 0.5, 1-U, 2-U and 4-01,o' T11 by-weight in the nelt. Pho-
tocurrent intenuity
piutted against wavelength of illumination
Lhowed intense bands about 3OU T and less intenoo bands at -about
250 1 'Itith incrc C
ur. -auing 121 con onzrazion the u-tructure of each
fro becomes more pronounced, and 225, 234, 252, 260, 292 and 302
0
ma bands can be noted. The intensity of thu lattur varie.9 in dif-
Terent ways with Tl concentration. There is 1 figure.
A680CIATION: Llvivs'kyy dorzhuniversytet ira. Iv. Pranka (LIviv
University im. Iv. Pranko)
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AUTHORS: Vys.'rinevsk V N Lyskovych, 0. B.j Pidzyraylo,
and
TITLE: Investi~ation of x ray luminescence of scintillators
Nal (Tl
PERIODICAL: Ukrayinalkyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 7, no. 10, 1962,
1101-1404
TIEXT: Single crystals of NaI(Tl), 2 - 3 cm thick and having a
cross-reection-area of 2 craz, urere investigated. The energy diotri-
bution graph shows a broad intense band with a maximum near.420.r3U
and a less intense one near 330 mu. If.tfle, activator concentration
is smaller than 2.5 x 10-4 moles Tl/mole 11a1 the total intensity of
luminescence is proportional to it. Continuous irradiation for 17
hours decreased the luminescence intensity, which did not return to
usual value after 30 hours. The authors explain this by additional
scattering of the excitation unergy on lattice defects caused irre-
"Yersibly by irradiation. TPc authors thank Ya, 1-1. ZaXharko for
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discussion. There are 3 figures.
AbSOCIATIONi Llvivalkyy derzhuniveraytot im. Iv. Prarika (L'viv
State Univeruity im. Iv. Pranko)
SUBMITTED: I-larch 13, 1962
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AUT11ORs Z4~,h?mirskis, R.
TIT L B s All-Union Conference ~n-the Theory cf ClhromiuN Plati!19
.(Vsesoyaznoye 3oveshchamiye. po '~eorli khromirro-;uniya)
PMHODICAL: Zhurnal fizichesk-oy khLuii, 195), Vol 33, Nr 5, P 1157 (USS11)
ABSTRACTs
,place at Villnyus fra_u October 2
This confurecce took - -3. The
lectarco wore as followa: 'La. '~u. L~aLalin (Villnyus) - On
thf. Latcot Results Conc,~'.1'016 4-h-~ llvaearc;h of the Chromium
Platin~; Wechaniami Y1. (Iiillnyas) -- On Periodical
Variations of the Potcntial of Miro,,iium Cakhodcz;; D. N.
U-'achov (Yoscow) - On the Characterlutic P,~,.culiaritias of
the Elcotroprecipitation of Chrowium;A. A.;itnki.ne (Vilinjus) -
On the Der)cndence of the z;lectrQrf.~duction of Chro.,,iiu-, on
the Cathode I.Taterial and the Composition of the Solution;
D. Hiridzhyuto (Villnyu3) - Ur, thc C-)llo,4d:3 Froia Compounds
of Chro~uiuL: of Varyine Valc-.13c;; 'Iyahomirokiu (Ilillnyua) - On
the Sc;~a:-ation of Hydrogen an Chromium Cat.-oucs in Solutions
of Varioun Ac,.dG; A. I. Lopushanikaya ) - On
ttic Polarcgraphic Investigntion of the 1~~,,hunikqn of the
Card 1/2 Cathode Procc23 of the Rcdactlcn of Anhydride;

All-Unlon Conference on the Theory of Chromium Plating SO-1/76-33-5-33/33
A. I. Levin (Sverdlovsk) - On Practical Uethoda of Froducing
Highly Concentrated Solutions of Chromic Anhydride; D. N.
Sysoyev (Kharlkov) - On Electroreduction of Chromic Acid
on Various Cathodes; A, T, Vagramyan (Moscow) On the Causes
of the Formation of Cathode Film$ V. 1. Layner On the
Differences Between Chromium Eleotrolytes and Solutions of
Other Metals; M. A. Shluger (Moscow) - on Oscillographical
Investigations of the Kinetics of Chromium Separation on
the Cathode.
Card 2/2

VYMOVSKIY, Yu.G.; YURGZNSON. A.A.
New technological process for the heat treatumnt of fuel atomizer
casings. Trudy Ural. politekh. inst.'no.68:132-140 '58.
(MIRA 12:7)
(Burners) (Steel--goat treatment) (Case hardening)

TrSHCHEPAN, A.
Designing varehouses for vegetables in the Ukraine. Sor.torg.
33 no.2:15-19 7 160. (MML 13:5)
(Ukraine-Vagetablec-Stomp)

VYSHETZSSKIY, A.. prof., doktor takhn.nauk; GORDON, L., dots*, "nd.tokhn.
~- -nauk; GRONDY, M., Inzb.-nekhanik
Automatic safety device for gas appliances. Obshchentv.pit.
no.1:46-48 Ja 160. - I (MIU 130)
(Gas appliances)

LEVTNZOU, TE.S., VY.-N[VANYUK, T.M.
Tempering of thermally hardened carbon steel and Its erfect on the le-iel of teh
transition temperature to a trittle state.
FMIAL ST MW ANT ALLOYS (SP MSTALI N-M, STALI I SPLAVY) . Consotion of
5
U
Studiess Tesue 27p 240 pages,, publishee by the State Scientifte and TechnIcal
Publishing House for Ferrous and Ron-Ferrouts Veta.Uurgyp Moscow, !GM, 1962.

IZVIMON less.; yydHVAMKI 1.14.
Effect of tempering heat-treated carbon steel on the temperature
level of transition to the brittle state. Sbor*trud.TSNIICHM
no.27:179-188 162. OMA 15:8)
(Steel-Brittleness) (Tempering)

VYSICHEMI M.F.
--------
Uewly-designed washing machines, Stekoi ker. 19 no.4;40
Ap 1629 WML 15: 8)
(GlaBs factories-Equipment and supplies)

VYSIN, J.
Affine representation in the plane- V- 520- (POKROKY YJTR',jTjKy, FISIK-I k
ASTRONOKIE, Vol. 1, No. 5/6. 1956, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (FEAQ LC, Vol. 6, lio. 12, Dec 1957. Uncl.

VYSIN~ JAN
(System of axioms in Euclidean geometry. Ist ed. diagrs., index)
Monthly list of East European Accessions (LUT), LC, Vol. 8, No. 61 Jun 591 Unclap

VYSIN, Jan
Heating of young mathemticians. . pokroky mat fyz astr
8 no.1:30-36 '63-

VYSIN, Jan
"Principles of elementary mathematics" b7 Hanfried Lenz.
Reviewed by Jan Vysin. Pokroky mat fyz astr 8 no.1:41-42
,63.

VYSIN, Jan (Praha)
nUnsolved and unsolvable problems of geometry" by Herbert
IMeachkowaki. Reviewed by &n Vyain. Can pro peat mat 88
no. 3:380--381 Ag 163s

VYSINI JAN
Geometric pro devaty postupny rocnik. (Goometry for the gth Grade. 4th ed. illus.,
index) Prague, SPN, 1957. 159 P.
Bibliograficky katalog, CSR, Ceske knihy, No. 33. 24 Sept 57. p. 712.

VYSIN~ JAn, doc. (P7ahal .1
Czcchoslc,va~Aa tnok part In the 5th Intarnallona Mathe;ntLic3
Clymplad. rokroky mat f~7. a3tr 9 no.1:41-48 164.-

VYSIN., V.; LINDA, P.
An oscilloscope to observe the voltage in relay circuits. p. 118. (Sdelovaci Techni!ka.
Vol- 5, no. 2, Feb. 1957, Czechoslovakia.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (ESAL) W, Vol. 6, no. 7, Ju1Y 1957. Uncl.

VYSI14, Vratiolav (O:Lomouc)
Alegative ab3oluto temperatures. po~xoky =at fyz astr 7
h6.4:223-231 162.

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VYSI,N~ V.,
TrSIN, V.; M.
Ii Invooti,,ation of llonomoleculiv FibrZ, 11. I-Icaoul-ey'vilt of 'AITIC"~ '.
if
of ivonomlecul-r , -P. 4Z6, (C-'-!z-':ICXL L-IsTY, Vol. 48, :,0. 4, A;xll 19~5-4,
Praha, Czech.)
SO- Monthly List of East -Warorican Accessions, (-MrLL) , LC, Vol. 4, 100. 3,
Mar 1955, Uncl.

WMAK, Jaromir, ins.; JAROS, Alois; ULRYCII, JIri, Ins.) VYSIN, Vaolav
Vew types of har=er drills, their operational characteristics,
their design and performance. Rudy 10 no.1:4-9 Ja 162.
1. Ustav pro dulni mechanizacij, Praha,

NOVAR, Jaromir, inz; JAROOj Alois; ULRICII, Jirl, lnzj~-~~~
Effect of operational conditions on formatio of fine dust in
percussion boring. Rudy 10 no.1223-26 Ja 162#
1. Uatav pvo dulni, mochanizaci, Praha&

V L 9s
IV
Vla-Aimil, Uhrec-pbase
fillifile
ffF=iRF ma -to
AS-75
Rii-5i;lll alld I'Alglisli 311MIll"r'")
kI

VYSINO Vratislavj.HAVRMKj, Antonin
Conference of the German Physical Society, Pokroky mat fyz
astr 8 rx,).5:287 163. ~

Category : CZECHO~;LOVAKIA/Atcmic and Molecular Physics - Liquids D-8
Abs Jour : Ref 7Amr - Fizika, No 1, 1957, No 955
Author : Vysin, Watislav
Title '-e~e~woss=~y of Me4suring the Viscosity of Monomolecular Films
Orig Pub Ceskosl. casOP- fYs., 1955, 5, NO 5, 572-573
Abstract Descrio',ion of an instrument for measuring the viscosity of mo~o-molacular
films 6T insoluble substances. A paraffin-coated disk in 4ttached to an
elastic filament and Is provided with a mirror to measure angles of ro-
tation. The disk is inserted in a ring, attached to a tube, in which the
filament is located. There Is a gap between the ring and the disk, In which
the monomolecular film Is formed. Rotatign of the ring about the axis re-
sults in a restoring torque, which rotat6s the disk. The magnitude of the
surface. viscosity of the monomoledular film can be estimated from the angle
of rotation.
Card 1/1

MUT, Vratislav
Unimolecular filins. It. Measurement of the nutfAco
'viscosity of uniniolecular-LIW. w1ilirk-4 Kalntl,;rL- and
e PL7 [I-Chepill.
T.
ap,
pp. for
the lilt 4~urelllellt fit llv~ '11irfare Vk(-qAi(v 14 litsillullecutar
It"" t lf~l-ll Oil 11W %VFfJCC I)( OR' fitillill, A 1111Y11krilt!
di'k ktilriNelt aud Ill, f,.(,k! Ittlitil(.1 J.; Illufutitrif by 1--i'luiq
n( q A nickh"I for (fir delu. of (tic roeff. (it
Sillf.l(P. ji-flill al-C In I'll 1114`17111,11 It - is given. Ill.
Apliffiltill Pir life Stildy of uniffintecular 1111- dilgar
At the Inerclify-W,41for fnteffitco~ MItha Kr&qt~vk ltfl(3111~
1, -192-7--A sliti(Jr app, for lite wean.
he litnotifil .1d'odird, 1111rd ad-111 lVilsintl *fill
vkrr~ity of imititull-cular fiffivs at file Itilcif-tre fig-litO
i- dc~xyibvd. The ipp. con3iv-.L-; of a r~nj.-Jolijr
b-nt tube fillvi with the &cilit. of the ruisr4pliye, through
.%!Ilidi fine fig fropIcti fall. The inipp. is a
ring-type t(v Jouicter. The YISCP~Ity nillp. 14 subqlatitially
the -~-ime -is 11mvi-mi,ly &5-ritrtd- From the iiactlacial
tension, vic(-ity. and a(Isorrition nu-.iI;ufcniPu(s of crrsln
(11 a the lTR-ll,0 interface it is concludvi that a chemi-
.1.1plillon of I takes plam awl that at surfacv presiure ap-
prox. 0.5 flynei/cut. a tAiwit civingt,of the rci~in film takes
place ' The rewitS confirm the concrptiou of tilt-. hindi,ting
effect of I oil the potarngraplife reduction expressed by Wies-
ner (Cherm. LAty 40, Ptil.103.

Y~~F, Y~rati,qlar- (,Momouc)
'Some remarks on the connection between the development of
natural scienoes and the evolution of society and its edu-
cational eyotem. Pokroky mat fyz astr 8 no,6038-342 163.

-SPUPrK! Co-ekonlovensky casovis pro no. ), 40~,-461
,-- .", ~- -)ntf-n*.tc,' - I-f? !j-tnn-q fr-fn the Ixiii of a CylirAcr o!7

urifr. ax-- 11-me -
I
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Z/028/62/000j004/002/002
1037/1237
AUTHOR: Vy9ln, V., Olomouc
TITLE: absolute temperatures (NA"I)
PERIODICAL: Pokroky matematiky fiziky astronomic, no. 4, 1962, 223-231
TEXT: The concept of negative absolute temperature is explained by classical thermodynamics and statis-
tical physics. According to classical thermodynamics T = (0S10U)X-,' where S is entropy, U--internal energy
and x are the generalized path- of the generalized forces. S = 0 in the ordered states wherelall the energies
of all the molecules are either maximal or minimal in between S > 0- Between the state of m3Lximal disordci
and the ordered state of maximal energy, there is the region of NAT. In the case of an iricversible proc---.!
in the region of NAT, dU, d1l, dF, dG are positive, whereas dQ j: 0. The same conclusions arc reached
by the statistical methods. 'When P = -IlkT = - ao or T 4-0*. all the particles are in the ttate of the
lowest energy whereas when P = + co or T = -0% all the particles are at the highest energy level. (Here
the work of Colcman and Noll is summarized). To prove that a NAT system is itabic, it has been shown
that C' is always positive. There arc 2 figures and 10 references, including: N. F. Ramsay, Phys Rev, 103.
20 (1956); E. Hecht, Phys. Rev. 119, 1443 (1960); B. D. Coleman and W. Noll, Phys. Rev. J 15, 262 (1959)
Card 1/1

LZJHANEG, Gustav; HrMEK, Pavel; ViSIN, Vratiolav
Vatting properties of the skin surface. Cask. dermo 34 no.2/3:92--47-
Ap 159,
1. Dermatovenerologicka katedra Palackeho university, v Olomouci,
vedoucl prof. MUDr, Gustav 14jhanec Katedm fyziky fakulty prirodnich
ved F&Iackeho university, vedouci prof. RNDr. Bedrich Havelka.
(SM physiol) (WATER)

VYa'lN,- Vratt3lav ~Olumollcj
c y 1. i -
Do megativa substaricu3 11,11 .5x.-,.gt in r,?yaif:5? Fskr, k
1.-9 0 16!
fyz astr 9 no...,, -..

VYSINSKY, J.; PASTOR, B.
----------
Design of an efficiency control and the odomete .r. T). 93.
SBOMUK. UZEDELSKA TECIINIKA. (Caskoslovoinska akademie zeiiiedeInkych ved.)
Praha, Czoehoslovaldal Vol- 5, no. 2, May 1959-
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 11, Nov. 1959
Uncl,

VYWNSKY~ J.1 G-ERWIO Re
ZT-8/3 universal Litchas in harvest operations. p. 267.
(Ministerst,vo zemedalstvi) Praha. fPublication on mechanization of agriculture
Issued by the 11inistry of Agriculture. Sami-monthl~71
Vol. 5, No. 14, July 1955
So: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congress.
4
Vol. 5, 110. 1, January, 1956

VYSINSKYI J.; CIERNyt R.
'11hrough the correct use of the ZT 813 bitch we shall mike Inbor more
productive. p.308
~273HAINISA.CE ZE-IDEIST71I. (I~insterstvo zemedelstvi) F~-aha
VOL 5, no. 16, Aug. 1955
East European Accessions List Vol. 5 No, 1 Jan. 1956

IIYSK, D., podpolkovnik, voyermyy aliturmim pmrvogn
.Selection of the main air line and th,') determirwlicn of coordiratAs.
Av.i kosm. 46 no.908-45 S 163. (MIRA l6tIO)

-L 1092o-67
'ACC NK% R6034802 /W) SOURCE CODE: UR/0398/661000/008/AOIG/AO16
AUTHOR: Fadeyev, Yu. I.; Vysitskiy, A. F.
TITLE: Determination of apparent masses according to a known law of velocity
distribution on a body
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Vodnyy transport, Abs. 8A96
REF SOURCE: Tr. Leningr. korablestroit. in-ta, vyp. .48, 1965, 37-45
TOPIC TAGS: streamline flow, ideal fluid, velocity distribution, apparent mass
ABSTRACT: A method is described for solving the problem involving the use of the
well-known law of velocity distribution on a body (in reversed motion) for deter-
-irrotational flow of an idea
mining the apparent mass. The 1 fluid around a body to
is analyzeq. Using the equation derived, the apparent masses of a r
and a ball1are determined. For more complex bodies, methods of graphical
integration are used. An example is given for calculating an ellipse with a ratio
of semiaxes .2-61 a lune -4 and ellipsoids of rotation
2. 5. An analysis is made of the effeef'oe"f "viscosity on the apparent masses. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures. Bibliography of 10 titles. [Translation of abstract]
,.r,j 111"IP SUB CODE: 13/ UDC: 629.12:532

TISKA, K.
-wougownw-
The !-economic :Lmrortance of motor trucks.
P, 37 (Automobil) Vol. 1, no. 2, Feb. 1957 Praha, Cuchoslovakia
SO: MCINTHLY 22,D'--'X OF EAS? CUROPERN ACCESSIONS (MAI) LC, VOL, 7, 110. 1, Jan. 195P

VYSKA, K.
The Tatra T 141 tractor automobile. p.27.
(Technicka Praca, Vol. 9, No. 1, Jan. 1957y Bratislaval Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) IC. Vol. 6,, No. 9, Sept. 1957- UnLl-

VYSKA' K.
Present trends in the production of automobiles. p. 331.
AUTOMOBIL. Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 3, no. 10, Oct. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 9, no. 1, January 196).
Uncl.

VYSKA' K.
~jcmmm~~
An exhibition of motor trucl,,s in Iondon durin.- 1911-16.
p. 41 (Automobil) Vol. 1, no. 2, Feb. 1957 Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: MOMITLY 331DEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC, WIL. 7, NO. 1, Jan. 195E

VYSKA, K.
Introduction of the turbir,3 Li the history of automobiles.
P. 154 (Automobil) Vol. 1, no. 5. May 1957 Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO- MONMY INDEX OF EAST ELROPMN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC, VOL. 7, 110. 1, Jan. lg.-)f'

VYSKAI K.
Motors at the exhibition of motor trucks in London.
P. 95 (Motoristicka Soucasnost) Vol. 3, No. 1, Feb. 1957, Caechoslovakla
SO: MONMY PIDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (UAI) LC. - VOL. 70 NO. 1, JAN. 1958

V
TM.A. Tyl
Automobile exhibit in 3--neva. p. 240.
.37.~T IMOTOlu, Praha, lol. 9, no. 8, Apr. 1955.
SO: Vonthly List of tv-st Enropean Accew-dons, LC, Vol. 4, no. ID, Uct. 19/55,
Uncl.

VYSHKO, N.
ng the training of construction workers. Prof.-tekh.
we are improvi (MIRA 17:4)
obr. 21 n0.3:30-31 Mr 164.
1. Nachallnik uchabno-kursovogo kombinata tresta "Antratsituglezhilstroy".
A

(;ZECH08WVAKIA
4 Sep 3
VYSKOC, Josef
Deputy chairmant East Bohemian Kraj Commisnion for the
Development of Science and Technology, delivered
the main report at a seminar on planning in science
and technology, Hradec Kralo,;e, 4 September.
Pochoden, Hradec Kralove, 6 Sep 63, p 1.
(1)

ZRUSTOTA,.G.; VYSKOCHIL, Ta.
Spontaneous cure of notastases in breast zancer. Test.rent. i rad.
31 no,5t82-84 6-0 156, (MA 10:1)
1. Iz onkologichaskogo otdeleniya Krayevogo Institute zdravookhrene-
ntyu Y Libertse
(BMUST' 160PIASMS,
metastases. multiple. of bones spontaneous cure after
palliative %herj
(BOUSSO neoplasms
metas tatic from breast cancer. spontaneous cure after
palliative thers)

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NOVOTNY) VYKLICKY, L.; BERANEK, R.
Potassium and caffeine Induced increase of oxygen cow=ptior in
frog muscle and its inhibition by drugs. Physiol. Bohemoolov. 11
no-4:277-284 162.
1. Institute of Zoology, Uharles University, Prague; Institute of
Physiology, Czechoslovak Acadonq of Scienaes, Prague.
(TISSUE METABOLISM) , ;(POTASSIUM) (CAFFEITrE)
(MUSCLES) (PHYSOSTIGMINE) (PROCAINE)
(PIMIOBARBITAL)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
BERANEK, R., VYSKOCIL, F; Physiological Institute, Czeohoslovak
Academy of Sc-rMTM-'*'~M-j"`M=bgicky Ustav CSAV), Prague.
"Influence of D-Tubocurarine on the Release of Acetylcholine
from Nerve Ends In Rat Peritoneum."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Pysioloc:ie,V01 15, No 2, Feb 66, p ill
Abstract; Tubocurarine influences the sensitivity of the post-
synaptic membrane of rat peritoneum to acetylcholine, but doe-s
not change Its presynaptic release. 3 Western. I Czech
reference. Submitted at-16 Days of Physiology" at Kosice,
29 Sep 65.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Cheiaical Prod- H
ucts and Their hpplication.
Sewage.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-h'himiya, No 9, 1959, 3180-3.
Author : V_ygkocil, R.
Iris t :-Tot [5ivek.
Title Industrial Conditions of the Operation of the
Aeration Chambers of the Idaternorks Stations
in Tluraacov, Zabreh and Dub near Svinov.
Orig Pub: Voda, 1957, 36, No 5, 118-122.
Abstract: Results of the aeration of the subterranean
water by coiapressed air are intrcduced. A Sig"
nificant reduction (75-81,14o) of the concentra-
tion of free and active COV and a reduction of
the concentration of Fe and Alin, were observed.
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VrSKOCIL,, inz,
Geodetic apparatuB,, inBtrumnts and devices; production program of
the enterprise VEB Carl Zeiss,, Jana. Good kart, obzor 7 no.12:238
D 161,
I. V~zku=y ustav geodstickys, topograficky a kartograficky.
(Geodesy) (Ifeamwing instr=ents)

VYSKOCIL, Pavel, inz
Effect of thp temperature and refraction on leveling
measurements Gead kart obzor 10 no. 6s134-137 Je 164,
1. Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography and
Cartography Prague.

MKOICIL, V.
Determinatic-,n of the boundary between two media from geomagnetic anamaller.
p. 249. (GF;OD-YSIKAUII SBORNIK, No. 20/35, 1955 (published 1956), Praha,
czechoslovalAa)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accassions (EEAL) LG. Vol. 6. No. 12. Dee 1957. Uncl.

S/035/62/000/007/074/083
A00IIA101
AUTHOR: Vysko;il, Vincenc
TITLE: Anomaly field of gravity in gravimetric prospecting
PERIODICAL:, Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya*i Geodeziya, no. 7, 1962, 26,
abstract 70197 ("Geofys., sb.", 1960 (1961), no. 126 - 145,-175 - 234,
English, Czech and Russian summaries)
TEXr; This is a survey, The author considers the calculation of normal
gravity'and its anomalies with reduction.,~, at a gravimetric point, for As height
(in free air), topographic, isosiatic (Pratt, Bri, Kheyskanen, Vening-Keynes,
Fay, 0. R. Putnam) and combined reduction Introduced by E. A' Glenie (only topo-
graphic reduction is introduced within certain boundaries, and topographic-isostat-
Ic one - beyond these boundaries). Statistical anomalies proposed by J. Picha are
also considered:
gst , g - k 1 - k2cos2 (P -, k3h,
where constants XV k 2# k3 are determined from measured values g of gravity at
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