SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AYZENBERG, M. A. - AYZENBERG, V. Y.

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MOKSHANTSXV, K.B.-, ATZBOERG, M.A.
Phyisical properties of rocko In V:ie Perm and
Bashkir area of
the Ural Mountain region. Razved.1 prom.geofir,
no-32:56-79
'5 9. (HIRL 13:4)
(Perm Province--Prospecting--GslophysicaI methods)
(Bashkiria--Prospecting-.-GeoVi.yeica1 methods)

._AYZJWA~G.jj.A..
Basic characteristics of the tecton.';ko Pattern In the
area of the
Bashkirian are. Geol. nefti I gaza 4 no.5:26-29 My 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Volgo-Ural's iy filial Voesornnogo
nauchno-isaledovatellskogo
instituta geofizicheakikh metodov ruzvedki.
(Bashkiria--Geology, Structural)

.AYZENBERG, MsA*
7:7. , - 7. - - ~ . - . ~ - - - ~ . _
Determination of the depth ofbedding of a vertical step
liazved.
prom. geofiz. no.46:65-69 162, iMIRA 160)
(Gravity anomalies)

AYZENBM . M.A.
---
Nature of folding in southeastern Kakhetia (Georgian
S.S.R.).
Sov.ge,Dl- 5 no-9:139-145 S 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Vol,go-Urallskiy filial Vsesoyuzncgo
nauchno-issledovatellskogo
institata geofizicheskikh metodov rE.zvedlci.
(Kakhetia-Folds (Geology))

MY :: i: il) ...!I )
-
,Arurtiwi, of the crystallim. basemont in the
ca:~*r-ri z~' *-*,.e
Volpa-Ural region. Trudy VNIG141 no,,36-.167-.171)
16.1. .

A1ZENBXRG,_.1,i.1A.
Geological natuce of mm gnotic ally disturbing mess,39
in the eRSt6rn
Volga-Ural oil-bearing region. n-ikl. geofiz.
no..17tl29-134 163.
(MIRA 16:10)

AYW,11BERG, M
Determining the gravitational. effect from
structural'maps. Rasyed.
i prom. geofiz. no.47:59-71 163. (MIRA 16s8)
(Gravity prospecting)

C 1, t, n 1. 0 ~i L Ll 1") N~11' tile ti.(-' L
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In tho 'Ukrfi.'~nLan ~ii iiioro thun 2-,';-,-',Jj vlk.erzi Ii,vc boon
countou, Wie
tutv,l 3(-Ilt~th of allici., oxcoud!: `.L,he immi-or of rivers
Of lf~111;ftll 1(1.1,:3 th,'11) A kill a1110.11tS tO 1~,O'.j 01 of'
the tutal -iu!,-iber
of r1wells. ~)n the territory )I T,h~~ 31.0, V a V, -,I I,- t
S 0
"J"D ".:1; 4"; of ti-10 0c I c d il--rurlol'i, 1papressions,
w,hich '11-0 1:1,1111Y III t'Z~L, -~-o--Itii "t"'10 'ille tot9l
len,--,th of I", c vIvers ior 6:io ntz to ;)-,)C) 11c. , not
U '
C oj,~ 01* r'"Ners DIAU tL1 110A Lil*-~-L. iiie ~-Iy;roelectrlc uovier
re,,zources o,~' ',;lie t,;:rainlan `Z~-h Invo be,)L.. C~.~.11--,Utej
at 2.3 lrllo-
watts
61~-: zju:a. 4,z-;~, 12, A~Iay b5

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I r-- -/~ I -, I'I
XAOi~liq XIYIIMMO HISHO
%am
Short survey of hydrological work in the Ukraino. Trudy Ukr.
NIGKI
no. 5 1 55~-66, ! 56. (KLRk 10:9)
1 . (Ukralne-Hydrology)

A.YZB.umma- stj
- 6a
Hydrocraphy of the lower Dnieper. Trudy Ukr.NIGMI
no.6:99-111
156. (MLRA 10:5)
Onteper River-Hy-drology)

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If ~ --- /--- N . , 7 " f, .;
I
AYZNW*,YjX.; KAGAM. H.3.
OWW
Studylvg erosive flood streama in regione of their
occurrence in
the Ukrainian S.S.R. Trudy Ukr. NIUMI no.9:39-73 157.
(MIRA 11:1)
(Ukraine-.Yloods)

M.M.
Utilization of vater-rover revoi-ces of the Dn1epqr
and changes
In Its hydrograph.T. Prtroda 46 no.6:85-88 Je 157.
(KLRA 10:?)
1. Upravl4miya gidrometooslushby USSH MYST).
(Dnieper River-HyiLroeloo trio power stations)
Onlever River-Hydrography)

AUTHOR: Ayzenberg, M M. 5o-a-24/26
TITLE: Conference on Problems of the Invo.stigation of
Brodive Floods and
Wmaet --for- Ctimbetifig,Thm. (Kt4,ferentsJWpo *oprbee;ih
izucUnl~u
qeleirAh~pot~koyj i per bor?~y a ftLmi).
PERIODICAV. Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1958, Nr 1, pp.
66-66 (USSR).
ABSTRACT'. The conference which took place in Simferopol in
JULY 1957 was arranged
by the Council for the Investigation of the Prcductive Forces
of the
Ukrainian SSR and by the Instituto of Mineral .-Water Springs
AN USSR
and was devoted to the investigatJon of the phenomena of
landslides and
to the methods of combating them under the conditions of the
Ukraine
and raainV of the Krim. Yore than loo persons from 32
scientific instift
tutes, co2"leCes, planning, projecting and works
organizations participa-
ted in the work of the conference. Representatives from the
area and
district organizations of the party, kolkhozes, state farms
and machine..
tractor stations of the Krim were present.
The lectures held in the conference may be subdivided in two
groups:
1) Investieation of the landslides (9 lectuxes) and 2)
measures for
combating them (3 lectures). The lectures of the first group
dealt with
the probloms of the investigation of the phenomena of
landslides in the
Card 1/2 USSR and ospecially in the territDry of the Krim
(Crimea). It was found

Conferanne on Problem-; of the Investigation Lf Rmive
Yloxlb 5o-1-24/26
and Measures 'for emb.ating Tbem.
that little'attention had hitherto been paid to the
investigation of
the landslides in the Ukraine.
The lectures of the second Croup dealt with mea,sures for
combating the
landslides. It was stated that the works by Sredaz in the
Scientific
Research Institute for Forestry contain a specially rich
experience in
this field. This experience is applicable to the conditions
of the
Mxaine and the Krim. Concerning the problem of ncientific.
research
the conference passed resolutions on the development of the
physical-
geographical investigation in the Ukrainian SSSR. New
hydrological,
meteorological, geomorphological and other observations are
intended
in the Ukrainian stations.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
1. Soils-Erosion 2. Flood wators 3. Conferences-Erosive
floods-Simferopol
Card 2/2

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AYZENBERP ~1. J~J. , V. Ye. 10GANSCON, l). P. KAVEILSKOY, 1. V.
BOGOLYUBOVA and Uh(,~rs
11
Reported on th(! study of flood -waters and on catastrophi--
floods in mountainou8
districts.
report priesented w f,'be W All-thlon 94rdmiogical conCmss,
1prangrad ?-I? Oct 1957,
(Izv. Ak Nauk SS-SZ4, sar geograf., 3, PP3-9, 158,

AYZJINBJIRG, M.N.; MURATIOVA, X*L*
-1 - "I., -~!
Hydrographic characteristics of rivers in the
area of the
Transcarpauhian Runoff Station (Rils liasin).
Trudy UkrKIGKI
no.15:94-102 '58. (MIRA 12t7)
l.Vprmvlsm~ye g1drometeorologichaskoy sluzhby
USSR.
(Rika Valley-Hydr-okraphy)

SIMONOT, Ts.P.; 33ALSPOTA, A.I.; SMIRNOVjj, A.I.;
SMTSCIYA. Te.M.; MIKHATLOYA.
A.D.; T19FIMOTA, K.A.; MOROZ, Y.F.; GUK, Tj,_I.;
NIKOLATMA, Z.A.;
ArZENBRI~G, M.X.; MIKHATLOYA, K.L.; ROGOYSKAU, Te.G.,
red.;
YOLkOY, N.Y., teklun.r-3d.
(4,,rocUmntio reference book or Nikolayev Province]
Agroklima-
tichaskii spravochnik po Hikolse-wakoi oblasti.
Leningrad, Gidro-
mateor.i.zd-vo, 1959. 103 P. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Kiyev. Gidrometeorologichealuays, observatoriya. 2.
Nachallnik
ot.dela agromsteorologii Kiyevskzky
gidrometeorologichonkoy observa-
torii (for Salopova).
(Nikolayev Province-Crops and climate)

AVINBERG, M.M.; XAGAM, M.S.
Flash floods in the Carpathians ar.1 the Crimea.
Sbor. rab.
po gidrol. no.11155-157 159. VIRA 15:2)
1, Upravlonlye gidrometeorologichookoy sluzhby
Ukrainskoy SSR
(for Ayzenberg). 2. Ukrainskiy
nexichno-isslodoiratel'skiy
gidrometeorologicheskiy institut 'Yor Kaganer).
(Carpathian Mountairs-Floods)
(Crimea-Floods)

"LL 7 11
.1, ..( A.A. ; ~'ALILFUVA, A. 1. ; '1-, IRNCVA,
L. I. ; SYHTSOVA,
,,,I MAY 1.01"' A, A. D. ; GUK , Yu. I.; NU
R(;1AYFV:, , Z. A.;
1--lKHMINA, K.L.; T.V., red.
[Aproclimatological manual. for Stn:.inc)
Province] Agrokli
iiiatIchookil stpriwodailk Ixi Stalhisl,oi
oblasii Luning-i-tid,
tj? Olt
2. J~IICIJA]Llnik Ctdeha agrometourolciji
?Uyovskoy gldro-
melearologicheskoy observatorii (for Snlepova).

AYZENBIM;, I.I.M.
Hydrographic features and maximum dinchurges of
rivers and
intermittent streams in the Crim)Rn Steppe. Trudy
UkrNIG14I
no-19'.125-135 1,59. (KIRA 13:4)
(Grimea-Rivers)

SIMDNOV, Ya.P.; SALEPOVA, A.I.; alIRNUVA, A.I.;
SYRTSOVA, Ye.M.;
ABOVICH) P.B.; ATWBERG, M.M.; F.1KHAYLOVA, K.L.;
USHAKOVA,
T.V., red.; SERGEYEV, A.N., tekhr. red.
[Handbook on agricultural climatclogy in
Za))orozhlye Province)
Agroklimaticheakii spravochnik pc Zaporozhskoi
oblasti. Le-
ningrad, Gidroreteoizdat, 1959. 3.11 P. (MIRA 17W
1. Ukraine. Upravleniye gidrorreteorologiclieskoy
sluzhby.

AYZIMF.RG, M.N.
Is there no protection against flash floods? Priroda
40 no. 12:53-
56 D 160. (NEU 13:12)
1. Upravlentye gidrometeluthby Ukrainskoy SSR. Kiyev.
(7loods)

ANUNBERG, M.H.; KAGANMj, M,S.; ROMOV., A.I.
Some problems in the formation of flash floods in the
Ukrainian
Carpathians. Trudy TJkrNI(24I no.30:72-93 161. (MIRA
15: 1)
(Carpathian Momtains-Floods)

AYZMITELICz-
Outstanding floods of Carpathian rivex-s in the 12tl to
13th and 17th
to 18th centuAeo. Trudy UkrNI(R-II no.34-.76-78 1622.
15-7)
(Carpathian Mountain reglon-I'loodri)

AWENN,R(sy (y s
%iyov); SlITEMIGOLIT , B.M. (Kiyov)
Floild in Must. Priroda 51 no.700 JI 162. JKTRA 15
19)
(Khust-Floods)

AYZF'NBE,;IG, H.M. (Kiyev)
Fighting erosion and mudflow.,;. Pri.roda 52 no.8j125
Ag 163.
(KRA 16:9)
(Erosion)

MEGUBOVA, A.S.[Trchubova, A-`.]; I Ye-T.;
hl-IL",21KO,
O.A.[Kysylenko, O.A.]; 2-11RNGTA,
A.l.[,'o-,nwrnova, A.I.J;
MUMMA, 0.1).[l-,ykhailovn, G.D.1; KARASSENKO,
A.F.;
MOROZ, V.F.; GUK, Yu.l.[Iluk,
MARKOV, M.2 red.
[Agrochinatic ranual on Zhitcinir PT --vincol
Agroklimatychnyi
doviduyk po ZhvtoiiFrs'kil. oblaoti. 1~vl-v,
Devzlis'llhosp-q-
dav Ult.,E, 1959. 89 p. 17:6)
1. Ukraine. Upravlinnya hidrornoteorologichnoy
sluzhby.

AYZENBFRG, M.M.; GOLIDIN, B.M.; IVANOV0.1i.;
OLIFEROV, A.N.
Niv maps and a classification of the mudflow
basins in the
mountain regions of the Ukraine. Geofiz. i
astron. no.8.*
142-146 165. (MIRA 19s:1)
1. Upravleniye gidrometeorologicheskoy sluzhby
UlkrCSR i
Institut mineralInykh resurs,ov Usudarstvennogo
geologi-
cheskogo komiteta. SSSR.

AYZLNDERG,, X. N. PA 37/49T70
USSRMng-'ne1Dr1ng Sal) 48
Kfficiency, Irdustrial
"BiJAIAtion of Organizational Technique in PlAlaming
and Calculating Production," M. N. ilyzenberg, XnEW,
B. B. Veyze, Engr, 21 pp
'Vent 14aahi noa troy" Vol XXVIII, No 9
ExhibJ.,.ion vas held in Moscow In Feb 4&. Deacril-ea
exhib,'.-;s. Includes photogmph.
1W 17 i,WI70

ATZMBIRG, N.
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Rapid methods of assembling tower cr.eatss. Stroitell
2 no.1:10-11
J& 136~ (XIaA 10:1)
(Cranest derridcqt ote)

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AUTHORs Ayzenbergj N. B.
TITLE: Passage of Electrons Through a. Square Potential
Barrier
With Low Cylindrical Non-homogeneity
PERIOLICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 6, pp.
1178-1185
1
TEXT: In the investigation of the cathodic, electron
emissi one finds
non-homogeneities ~f two types, tfie first 37 -which - the
diTference in
the work functiorli r. the single small surf3.ce areas -
is investigated
in the present paper. The difference in tha work function
is connected
with the microstructure of the grains on the crystal
surface. The present
investigation in first perturbation-theorel"ical
approximation deals with
the tunnel effect (the electrons pass through the square
potential well
through a "tunn-9111) on a potential barrier which has
non-homogeneities
in the form of cylindrical regions; in theEe regions, the
"height" of
the barrier is iiomewhat lower. Fig. 1 showe the potential
well existing
for the electron as a function U(x), where x denotes the
distance from
the homogeneous semiconductor surface. Near a region with
lowered work
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Passage of Electrons Through a Square Poter.tial
S/181/60/002/06/24/050
Barrior With Lou Cylindrical Non-homogeneily- B006/B056
function the barrior Is lowered by the contact field -
dashed line in
Fig. 1. For simplification of conditions, the calculations
are based on
the square well shourn J:i Fig. 2. The generitl results
obtained by the
investigation are siviplf.fied in the following for two
special caseeg
a) for a broad jion-homoi,,oneity, b) for a na4rrow one.
Finally, yet
another numerical example in computed by means of the data
for tungsten
taken from Ref. 2. It is shown that for the case of narrow
non-homogeneitim
(go small), transmis-sivity decreases more Eilowly with an
increase of the
angle :)f incidence of the electron upon the barrier than
in the cas* of
broad :aon-homogoneities, and that within the barrier, the
region of
pertur*bation of the wave function "diffuser out" beyond
the limits of the
non-boinogeneity., The author finally thanks G. N. Shuppe
and B. M. Hosenko
for dincussions.. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 2
Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONt Sredneaziatekiy goaudarstvenny-Y universitet,
Tashkent
((Soviet) central Asia State University, Tashkent)
SUBMITTEDs May 6, 1958
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ACG~_-;SS10111 "U: AP402'0310 S/0139/64/000/001/9153/0159
A72110111: AYzenberg, 11. B.
TITL'-": Green's fimotion fot scattering in space vith a
potemtial barrier
.soum: r7uz. Fizilcal no.. 1, 1964, 153-159
TOPIC TAGS: Green functionp scattering, potential barrier,
Schrodinger equation,
sliding scattering, scattoring potential, Green function with
barrier
-ABSTRACT: The autho2. - stullies the problem of stationary
scattering for the
7Schro"dinGer equation in space# where, besides the acattering
potential, he assumes
the presence of a potential barrier expressed by a function of
one Cartesian
coordinate. Per this problem he deter;iines the Gr3en's
functiari and shows that its!
a3ymptotic expression contains a solution of the S,,hro"dinger
eTaation Trith an
unpert~rbed- barrier, and for a correct choice of solution it is
necessary to pre-
scribe the direction of soatterina. With the aid of the Groanla
function he
establishes the absence of "slidiiig" scattering along the
barrier and gives a
justification for the method of perturbations for the problem.
He also notes other!
similarly formulated problems to which similar reaijoning is
applicable. The
peculiarity of thti given problem is the presence o:C the
potential barrier whose
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iextent is assumed bounded only in one dimension. This
dist-.1mguishes it from other.*!
~similar problems on seattering'with known methods of solution and
necessitates its
"separate study. Orig. art. has% 44 formulas.
.ASSOCIATION: Tashkentskiy gosuniversitet imeni V, Io Lenini~
(Tashkent State
!University)
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'of fietd-eirkission cal'~hodes A.,
SOUIWJ9:: Ritd i I~ 64
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~ABST!kACT: An. wtte ilot 'is qiade io _Iine4rizii~ the
spact~1_4arge-describing
Poisaii equatio*;A n olki er to ttely'e~~aluate th'
A
"a imz o ellect of the sip-ace charge
pprox
upon the*currenit-volt4ge cha ~acteristics of p6inted COW c4thodes. A
criterion of
nonliniaarity~ i~.~ establ~i* ed, and the pointof iliiivergencwoVihe
characteristic from
its lin0ar 6hai~e is coni"idereii, Published w4lerimental d4ta on the
ennissivit'y
variation and-bn- the effect of ~Ihe cathode contli" shape arto
emplained. T,he possible
role ofthe cathode-ti' curvaiure is discusse(1~4 Orig. a~rt.:: has:' I
figure and
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TU?IT:3Y,%', V. M., Eng,,, AWLIMERG, N. III., Eng.
Cranes, Derricks, Etc..
Dismantling of crane and installation of spire on tall
building.
Mekh.atroi. 9, No. 8, 1-352ft'
~~ List of Russian Accesslons, Library of Congress, December
1952. Unclassified.

BOUBAN, N.A., kmrAA.tokhn.nsuk; AYZMLTG, N.M.. inth.,
nauchnyy red.;
KFr.rUGHR, Yu.V.. tekhn.red.
(Tciver-onme operator] Kashinist bashennogo krana.
Moskva, Goo.
izd,-vo llt-ry pa stroit., arkhit.. i
strolt.materialam, 1958.
75 p. (MIRA 12:6)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.)

STKOVA , Yu.11. . irmb. ; AUENMO.H.M., inuh.,
neuchW,,,r red.; KRTUGJR,
Yu. V.. red. tiV"-;-f-Tj5ll , T.H., takh.-4. red.
(Rapid moving of tower oreneal Skorostnate
perelbazirovks
bashenn.vkh kranov. Isd. 2,, parer. i dop. MosIcva,
Goo. izd-vo
lit--ry po atroit., arkbit. I stroLt. materialam,
1958. 87 P.
(MMA 11112)
(Cranes, derrickis.etc.)

ATZEliB3CRG, W.H., insh.; STANKOVSKIT, A.P., tazh.,
red.; PROSTOSERMY.
---
A.P. id. ind-va.; MELOUICIMMO, Y.P., takhn. red.
ETOW:r
cranev) lkshonnya krany. Moolva, Goo. lzd-vo lit-ry po
stroit., arkbit. i etrott, matorialam, 1958- 119 P.
(MIRA 11:11)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.)

AY2,ENBRRG,- Volom 14'arkovich; KASITSYNA, YJ, I
inzh., red.
AF
(Frogressive practices in th6 ji~ration of the
BKSM-5-5A
tower arane; experience of me0itmics V.I.Subbotin and
I.P.Taravkcyv] Pemdovoi opyt raboty na batshennom
krane
BXSM-5-,5A; opyt mashinistov V.I.Subbotina i
I.P.Taravkova.
Trest "Mosstroinekhanizatsiia-51" Glavmosstroia.
Moskva,,
GosetrolAzdat, 1963. 16 p. (WYatory-stroiteli,
nc-.911/III) (MIRA 17: 1)
1. N&challnik upravlaniya makhmizatsii N0010 TrIksta
"Mosstrdytekhanizatslya-50 QIM~W**
Nodys PIC zhilishch-
noiau i gmzhdanskom~i stroitellstyu V g. skve (for
krzenberg).

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AUTHORS8 AyzOlLberg, W, N. , Yurchuk-, A. P,-
TITLEa On some problems of the pr~pos-,tiona. calc~..Ius
PERIODICALt Rfiferativnyy 2hurnal, Matemataka, no. 5, 8,
abstract 5A74~(D~A2* - s,,-.,b9hch. llzhgorodsk. .=-t.
Sor. fiz.-matem... `96C, t)~,, 5, 66 - 67.';
TEXI's Informat--)r. !~r. ziew prcofB of' wel-.-~nc~wr
theorems,
granting '.) a survey of al-I couclu.9-4ors (,f' an
aseumpti,,n, and 2.) the
obta;.nment of q11 assumptic-me cf a propc1Et,-ort fc:, tte
Vropositional
calou'Lus of 1. 1. Zhegalkln (Matem. *,927, 14, no. The
authors
do no*! explicitly refer to *;hr. fact 'ba.' th6 tab2e,
9i'ven by them, 4-9
a truth-table for the separating "or".
Abstl-acter-'- notea Complete tranglatior
S104 61/OCC/005/002/025
Card I./i

AY2ENBM, X.N. _
i, - ----- -. - ,
,
Repnisentation oi ibe complete product of finite groupB.
Ukr,,mat.zbw.
33na .4; 5 CM. 161. . I (MIRk 15:7)
(Groupo,'Theory of)
4

AYZEM3ERG, N.N.
I
Clasues of conjugate elements of wreath prodvats of
finite
groups. Dold. i soob. UzhGU. Ser. fiz.-mat. i ist.
nauk
no.5t?7-78 162.
Remarks on adjoint operations in a ring,
Ibi.i..60-PI
(MITitt 17t9)

AYZENBITG, Y~N., Ll,,TICIIFVI;XIY, A.A.
Calculabillty of represontations (if' firtte groups
by means
of a computer. Dokl. I soob. Uzh(;U'. Ser.
fiZ,miat. i ist.
nauk no.508-80 162. (MIM 17:9)

NR: M1501V Id 1k' 0378/65/000 2V0(137/6045 -
/00 e'0 I
6 -68 1. i49.1 01
AVTHORI -AL%enbeiE,-Ei,1
J IWAbovich, Z. L.
_LTr=.iJ WA hdly--Completa-1;1~6ru -atop, rallon-and-the-canot-jeal
f - Opoi,
Ia.
f6rmB a mpreBeatil r, O.,~ hied Ionic functivin
SOURCJRI~~, lKilmmetiltai 2j 1966~, 37-45
A
TOPIC-,T
--uwztilal.represchtrjlon,--multivaluedlogit--- 1
functiori,: logic funell,on rcIpOesentation, logic ilyste bynthcsis,~
multivalued structural
alohabe~,l logical cfi~cukt dpj~ign
-J-A]WlLkil'T---Sev--Dritl-funcittlonally -Oomplete
syalemjj~uoperattojjs lh-im-m-valued-logic-
_____j_ue_dlE,i.*uBsed4n_ 411,
'l"I,escay,stOma-belongto-twi~claBset;-d'Dfiried-by-two-fixed-c-on----
'----
~U
Jiuic or;is and othWe operations allowing the ostablishiiaent of
cantonleal form of the dis-
ixtictivci iLormal-J!Dna typo In explicjt algebras. The results
of,tho paper may be used for
Altbough the authmi did V01; study tfic milnimizatiort nethods, thDy
nevertheless investigated
certain iclenutleB anil their,wnclut ling remarks may !terve as a
starting point for the
development of such mothiod[s of-minindzatlon. -"The authors thi wk
Academician V. -M.
Mud K ~vhot condilcLed,110 sendnur
-for. the tbeoxy.,i f mathemotical machines at which.
--4 Card
+ -

,~ , .. .;!- -i jF , - - , . , ~ . . ~- - , .-, . .. , :,;- - ;:.- ,
-.- I , ,

AMIMr.RG, N.N,
Reprosentation of a sum modulo m in v. single class
of functions
of nomal farm in m-valued logic. 11bernetika no.
4-101-102
R-ALY 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Subiritted J111Y 15, 1965.

-j -~? j-7 A
~N ( I- - N 9 r K C..O
STRAZHh;SXO, PI.D., almdemik; AYUI(BhMG, O.A., prof.
.. ,
Glini.cal fol.-me of wound Infections and wound sepsis.
Hadych.zhur.
17:46-60 11#1?9 (MIRA 11:1)
(WOODS)

iYO911BERG. 0.A. prcf,,
Some peculiarities of nephropathy in wowA sepais. Medyah.zhur.
17:119--130 '41's (HIRA 11:1)
1. Z klinichnogo viddilu (tav. - ak-a(l. M.D.Strttzhasko) Institutu
klinichnoi f Istiologli, AN URSR (direktor - skad. 0.0-Bogomoletal
(WOUMS) (KIDNEYS-DIBRASIS)

AY7J:NBNRG, 0-A prof.
P"mWW-% * F,&-v 1W
Materials on disorders of protein a:cchange in wound
sepsis. ifedyoh.
shur. 17:131..141 147, (MIRA 11%1)
19 Z Kinichnogo viddilu, (zav. - alaid. H.D.Strazhasko)
Insitutu
kliaic:hnoi fitiologii. AN URSR (direlc,t~r-- akad..
O.O.Bogomoletal)
(WOUTIMS) (BLOOD PROTRINS)

ATURBOG, D.A., orof.; POVOLMVIA, G.M.
KOW"Wi-O&P MID `4i~,-ifarbohydrate metabolism in wounds
sepsis.
Medych.zhur. 1~:142-161 147. - - - (MIRA 11:1)
Is Z Ukrainalkogo institutu klinichncA meditBini (direktor
- skad.
M.D.Strashasko).
(URBOHYDRATI HHTABOLISM)

AYMMBERG. O..A.-, prof.; POVOLOrS'KA. G.M.
-
Disorders In antitoxic hepatic function in wotmd
sepsis. Medych.
zhur. 17:1612-176 147- (MIRA 11:1)
1. 7, Ukraimsk-o o inBtitutu klinichnoi mediteiiii
(direktor - akad.
14.D.Str
(LIYER-DISBASMS) (WOUNDS) (URI NE-.-SECRr;T ION)

II--i',7 _ ~ \ IT, -3 k., r -3L.I"!I
, I ,
7 AYUXBXRGj.,q..A., prof.; PRIMAK. VIM.
Nnteriale on the peculiarities of functioaal disorders
of the
kidneys in wound sepsis. Xedych.zhur. 17:177-198 147.
(MIRA 11:1)
1. Z klinichnogo viddilu, (zav. - aked. H.D.Strazhesko)
Institutu,
klinic Mot. fiziologil AN URSR (akad. O.O.Bogomolets')
(KII)NNYS--DISHASES) (WOUNDS)

AYMORB)MG, O.A., prof.; POVOIWBIKA, G.M.;
ISSHCHINSIJCA, Ya.S.
livalwation of the adroaaline test. Medychahur. 21
no.6:65-76 '51.
(MIRA 11:1)
le Z riddilu funktoionallnot diagnooliki (zav. - prof.
O.A.Ayzen-
barg) Ukral.nalkogo instititutu klinichnoi meditsini
(direktor -
skad. H.D.Strazhesko)
(ADR&NALINK) (LIVXR--GLYCC)GINIC YUNCTION)

ilo~4-jgofi6 frattlons in d1flerelit foxm of andoi larditis
(lobtMintractionp). O.A.AlzenIxi and R A Der' 1"kin.
X
Riferal. 2kw. Khim.. W. Kkim. 1035, Na
IM.- Immin knd giolaulini (10% soins.) gave a r4el.
fortuoirviTtIon.
tion iv I min. and a 3% solu, it 15 min. At "61
(14114~80d satri. the amt. of protel i pptd. from tho blcK
sertawof patients wiLh malignant ridocarditis was 3D-401y,
greater than In the case of scritin 4 1 qormal I= 11
nam; or . I
patieWs having the benign form of.tividezarditis. it Is con-
cluded that a tranilent or ;x)s. forasol re4iction W the prics
ence of maligmut endocarditis indics,tes the accum.lufluri of
j I-Slobi4fin in the blood., B.A. 1AIVInt-,

Monvorm
IIVII

"amodc oftep AP v

0, A. Al"cilier". F."Hol. ;,hw A kd. A14ith
Mr. R.S.K.

1. No. 4, 213-~37(RuAao sivitliviry, ~7-9) ),151.-A stu,l
Ji
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n
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h4
!i
8

a
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w m(
n
rs in
Oc
c
c fircTes
g
linder prAonged
isnitita 11;1MMc Ilrep,
=

U the;t"Wty of ltiattm(T there
,
,vA a slight lo.
i
l h
Mblfl

ov o
its!rrwl and citcznal reopirat
vii as townVested
'

')yo loveted bAW ructabolimle and a ireductlemin theartrric-

due
juzrttse Io the vecous bl,jofl,

mic calitWon prrlet~ws,
occaviotW by lowered tk Tim,

alk. req:avc is only nicAcratcly -rdtdet-i
in tht rnn;ority of

mses. ii0twinit that tht ammouLitiml (if insuiriciv
illy

oxidincil liti4stan".s iq ittsigodricant, wen thottO lot 130"ated

ln%tanee:) kvtonvniLa and 1irtachle-i It% reached level,-, high

entugh
Ito iiatct tilt Orfanbin. A tainparistm of chittiges'

in 10LIC"1111
ItSPIM11nn with thcmeor Oci;L'Scouscompolients.

and fbC -1110n. InfleXCS
Of OW birKA tadll to the COnclildtn

that In tudwitenulittil tiRr",tic
slc,,i there Is it consklemble

lowering of oxidation. Pac.-titts %vith
ulcers were Fubjected

to prolot;igo!d bin inferrupt,M sleep. In the
majority tht

bAvI metubAlvit wi%A lowerM but to a les-tr extent than in

theinstarteesof the ituinterrupted sl"O. The&tmewastrue,

%
of the tIsi,4c oxidation procerses. in sa tic of the-3c the arterlo-

ve"t.-us Oq diffmritial was Iticreased. Ilic majority Of 9,A,:h

an it"east in t" Ottins. No OL
6 ft ed he ilim pr
n I'llow

la k1
!

was dMoll
ft n d si N auto
a oxIdize it) t
I su 'Cl~

increase In the
(ItZts theM Was ati
I
the
e
t I
l
;

e
w

ons
re I
1A ~t
hie)
0 an of th Uri C~
d
1401

ie 6ub OlAng effee" U td U It shqts n t
I
i
;

At 0 1

I i, ~7.
Dissertaldc!i: "Cherical Charric-eristics of tl~e i~il of the
O-ecian '.:alnut of Folda-VIa."
Oand Cher. 'ici, rAshiven State U, 1(~ ','iiy 54.
(-~'o-letsliaya Yisylinev,
29 2,"-.,r 50
j( ' 213, 1(.', Cet 1("f51,

JSSR/Chemical Teckthology - Chemicai Products ani
Their I-10
Appl,ication. Fats and Oils. Waxes. Soap. Detergents.
Flotation Reagents.
Abs Jow, Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 269o
unshelled. nuts. The turbid liquJd thus obtained was
filte-
red through a paper filter, with suction, and stored
in
tiditly closed Jars. The 0 is straw-yellow with a
green-
ish tinget (the color number is tkat of standard 20,
accor-
ding to the VNIM method), readily soluble! in ether,
chlo-
rofDrm, petroleum ether, CC14, dichlorethanz, acetone,
difficultly soluble in cold alcohol (1:186), on
heating of
the alcohol to boiling the solubility is 11:60. The 0
has
the following constants: nl9D 1.4774, n 9C.' 1.474
n19F
'60 0.9172,
1.4B4, tomperature index of refraction 0.(XXA6, d
flash potint 3270. On cooling tho 0 acquires a
semi-solid
consistej~.cy and ceases to be transparent. Turbidity
be-
gins to develop at - 260. Acid iralue of the 0 0.65,
sapo-
nificatior, value 193.1, ester value 192.45, glycerol
con-
tent 10-35-%, uneaponifiables (U) 0.68% Kehner value
95.1,
Card 2/3

Basic stmetural chtxactori~;tics )f the Amu DLiyi
Valley portion
of soutYcust-;rn Turlmunistan. Geol. nefti I -ii-na 5
no. 2:c'-12
F I (i1. (I-IM 14:2)
1. Yugo-vostochnayis chspoditsiyu upravleniya colorii
i okhrany
nech, pri S)ovete Kinistrov Turkmon:,koy 8STRi.
(Turkmonivtan--Goolof~r, Stricturr-1)

im

- r, W-~ w III linvAR!rijagma - - I'll L4jw

41 0 111

006 to 0 0
0`9 0 4 0 :14 0 0 * 0 0 0-1) 04 0 0 0 0 q-00 *-o 0

99 A

I. r op

P,
pliti,fic initteliAl fog g(opping Crittil In call( Iron
-00

Ain
u1m, still S, 1. 'Shill-ld, Itilan
.04

5 01, 11Y.11 1938,

madr m a

wait's lkwi in wairt PicsAIIIIANI, %%jilt 11,41, lit 11.4111.11
it lilt"

-00

ar.1 at brlvjrw~. c4 -20`~ The 10.1111% M pri'll-l"ll 1-1~

iltme "O".4mv., thrichwit, Ow mAt.-IW -It I.- tl-l 6r
.00

0.4.1119lig Clot, L. lit .,;4.1 18'"t .11 1, Illp, 14,4" '.S.
1., .0

-00

6111'~ AvAlyms ill the malmAl Vvm~i NtV, A, AI-41, I S,

0

Vat)
211, IVICO ill. F."ll, L, and 1,- I'll ItIlillu'll 51,1*1
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A 1 4 4 &-1 L-A.-A.-A ~L 4-ji Is a a 3 v 1 .1, 1-11-m is Q 0 a
1 111 a -1 a it A 1 2 1 A- -1--
Lis i~
Asphalt put ty for mending flaw 8, 0 itoa Castings
~foll~rvj itild 1. 1. 'Alm lllvllllall~ 1034,
7
Is 2, s; hitim, Mytol. Zhis). 1939, No. U. I J.
C. .4, 3), il"Pil~ A-1-hall I.i%,ki tt ittik,,l stitth lit
latto is -d 1-1-1 .9 UVO "W'. Aphalm tiw
Irliall are klAwfird and ill-tructi,oll; I'm ulissig 1114:
1,41111,
art Sivro, Thir istitfrove ti the dAw% im, cttkor~.l with
L'*IIA,
00 ba- Im-411mv. 11, .00
400
00 400
411, 0 .09
00 r ZO 0
00
00
till Z 00
AIIIII-11L.11 Ml?At&LOISKAL LITIPAILoRt CIAMPICAlto" tie 0
1'. oft..
1111-fl, -it is"T col 111000- am o.. m ;00
U a
It it 0 idudmn$IUIIIIN 1
4. Wo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 it 0 9 0 0 a 9
0 0 o 0
0 o-0;0 0 0 1111, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0
a 0 0 111, * 0 0 0 o1

fki.
GOI'."SHTxYN' M.I.; BSTRIN. B.H.; IVANGHNNKO, N.P.; AYZMMRG,
S.A.
A compound method for the preventic-n of influent& and of acute
eatarrho of the upper respiratory tract in metal workers at the
G.I.Pbtrovskil Plants Voosvirues I no.2:10-13 Mr-Ap 156. (HLRA
10:1)
1e Xafedra epidemiologii Dnepropetrovskogo meditsinskogo
inatituta
Dnepropetrovskaya gorodskaya saniUrno-epidemiologicheskaya i
medikor.
saniternaye chest* zavoda imerd G.LPetrovskogo. Dnopropetrovsk.
(INYLMINZA, prevention and control,
in indust. (Rus))
(COMHON GOLD, prevention and control,
in indust. (Rue))

VOLKOV9 L. 're.; AYZENBERGV S.A.; NOVIKOVAp L.S.
Pilot plant testing of vortex cleaners. Bumagodel. mash. no.8:17-25
160. - (MM 14:3)
(Papermaking machinery)

VANCHAKOV, 'I.M.; AYZENBERG, S.A.; NOVIROVA, L.S.
Screen and sorting machine for waste paper pulp.
Bumagodel.mash.
no.9:5-18 '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Papermaking machinery)

AYZE;BI-:JIC,. S. 1.
35509. Tromboz mezenteriallpykh sosudov. Vracheb.
delo, 1949, l7o. 11,
stb. 1039-40.
Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 48, l'oskva, '1140

for
C WJVATO V, V. V. BEREZIN, N.N.; METSGER, E.11.; NAGIN, V.A.;
KARTASHOV,
N.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.; MILIKOV, N.V., Icand. tekbn.
nauk; BYCEXOV., M.I., kand. tekhn.rtauk, dots.; SUKRANOV,
V.P.,
SHLYAPIN, V.A.; KORZHENKO, L.I.; J.BRAMYCHEV, Ye.P.1
KAZANTSEV,
I.I.; YARESIKO, V.F.; LUKOYANOVO Tu.N.; DUDAROV, V.K.;
BALINSKIY,
R.P.; KORDTKOVSKIY, A.E.; PONOMAFM:V, I.I.; NOVOSELISKIY,
S.A.,
kand. tekhn.nauki dots.; ILIINYKH, N.Z.; TSITKIN, N.A.j
RDGOZHINp
G.I.; PRAVOTOROV, B.A.; ORIDV, V.D.; RACHINSKIY, M.N.1
KULTYSHEV,
V.N.; SHAGIN, G.N.; KUZNETSOV, V.D.; MACHERET, I.G.; SHEGAL,
A.V.;
GALASHOV, F.K.; ANTIPIN, A.A.; SWIAKHINt K.S.1 RASCHUTAYEV,
I.M.1
TISHCHENKO, Ye.I.; FOTIYEV, A.F.; IPPOLITOV, M.F.;
DORDSINSKIY,
G.P.; ROZHKOVI Ye.P.; RYUMIN, N.T.; AYZENBERG, S.L.1
GOLUBTSOV,
N.I.; VUS-VONSOVICH, I.K., Inzh., reUifiiifit-;'-rO-ID-IKIN,
retaenzent; GUSELETOV, A.I., inzh., retsenzent; KALUGIN,% M.,
inzh.,
.I.,
inzh., retsenzent; KIIAMINSKIY, I.E.., inzh., retsenzent;
MAYLE,
O.Ya., inzb., retoenzent; OZERSKIY, S.M., inzh., reteenzent;
SKOBLO,
Ya.A., dots., retsenzent; SPERANSHY, B.A., kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; SHALP340V, K.Ye., inzn., retsenzent; VOYNICH,
N.F., inzh.,
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Red.kollegiiat M.I.
Bychkov i dr. Sverdlovsk, Sverdlc.vskoe knizhnoe izd-vo.
Vol.l. 1962.
532 p. Vol.2. 1963. 462 p. (MIRA 16-5)
(Construction industry)

TCODNKOV, IvEin Mikhaylovich# prcf.; ATZMRIRG,
Tuoya.Pentionona;
ROZANOTA, G.K., redAzd-va; TORONIHA, R.K., tekhn.red.
LAwilytical mechanics: program, brief methodological
instractions, and control exercisas for students of
inatitAtions
for higher education in nonmeohanical subjects by
correspondence
(with a course extended to 100-120 hours)J
Teoratichookaia
mekliarLika-, programme, kratkie mi6todichaskie
ukazaniia i kontroll-
nye zadanila dlia studentov zaochaykh vysohikh
uchabnykh zavedenii
nermikhanicheskikh spetsiallnostal (a ob"emom kurea po
uchabnoira
planu 100-120 chamov). Pod red. L.M.Toroukovas Hoakval
Goes
izd..vo *Sovettkala nauk.0 1959. 51 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(Heohnnioel Analytio--TextbDoks)

YABIMSKIY, Aleksandr Aloksandrovich, doktor tekhn.
nank, prof.,,,
NOREYKO, Sigimund Sillvestrovich, doktor tekhn.
nauk,prof.,*
.._AYZRaj2G4 T t)3 -hnyy red.; 14ARTUOV., A.P., red.
izd-vu,-
... nauc
YEZHOVA, L.L. p tekhn. red.
(Courso of study in the theory of vibrations] Kure
teorii kolebanii.
Moskva , Gos. izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola," 1961. 206 p.
(MM 14:9)
(Vibration)

AUDIBER9. Tuptya Bentsionoyn .-~ots.j VOR01411019,
Ivan Mikhay2ovich,, profs;
---- Y!
SETSHY, tievolod 1-fikha7lovich, do'~s,; OVSYANNIKOVA,
Z.G., red.
izd.,Ya.j OMKHOVA, B.S., takhn. red.
(Manual for solving problems in thei)retical
mechanics] Rukovodstvo
k resheniiu zadach po teoretichesko!. mekbanike.
Izd.4. Moskvap
Goo. izd--vo ffVysshaia shkola," 196L. 390 Po (MIU 14
% 10)
(Mechanics, Analytic-Problens, exercises, ete.)

VORONKOV, Ivan Mikhaylovich, prof.; AYZFl4BXRG,
Tusya Bentsionoirna;
FUFAYEVAJ, G.L., red.
[Theoretical mechanics; program, nethodological
instructions
and tests for students of correspondence
institutions of
higher education (scope of the course according to
the study
plan for 140-160) 180-190 and 2CO-220 hours)]
Teoreticheskaia
r,ekbanika; progranat-Tij, kratkie metodiclieskia
ukazaniia i kont-
rollrWe zadaniia dlia studentov z;tochnykh
vysshiikh ucheb-
rWkb zavedenii (ob"em kurL;a po u(:hebnomu planu
240-160, 180-
190 1 200-220 chasov). Izd-5- Moskva, Vysshaia
shkola,
1961. 130 p. (MIRA 17:9)

YAMONSKIY, Illeksandr Alsksandrovich; .. NITIFOROVAt
Valentina mikhaylovna;
AYMNBERG, T.B., nauohnyy red.,- OVSYANNIKOVA, Z.G.,
red.;
takhn-.red.
(Course in theoretical mechanics]oturs teoreticheskoi
mekhaniki.
Mosime, Vysshaia shkola. Pt.,L[Sllatics,
kinematics)Statilia.. ki-
nems.tika. 1962. 430 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Mechanics, Analy-,ic)

YABDONSKIY, Ajekeandr Alehandrovich; NIKIPOIDVA,
Valentina
Mikhaylows; AYZI-2iBERG. T...B nattchnyy red.;
OWYAOIKOVA,
4.0
Z. G. . red . ; 66-RO-ITOVA0S.S.1 teklm. red.
(Course in theoretical mechanics] Kurs
teoreticheakoi mekha-
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Kinematics]
Statika. Kinematika. 1962. 430 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Mechanics)

Tlit'yaria Oorisoynu; VOROI,'KOIJ~ Ivoi
1,11khUylovich, prof.;
6S9T:I)X,ty ;- V's"E)-vol.od.*"'kikhaylovich;
YEIAIGIIENKO, H.N., red.
(Manual on the solution of problems in theoretical
mechanics]
RukovcxIstvo k reshenliu zadach po teoreticheakol
mekhnnike.
Moslwa,, Vysshaia shkola, 1965. 41-8 P. (MIRA 180)

26428
S/106/60/000/005/002/009
9, 7S_ AQ55/Al33
AUTHORS: Levin, 0. A.; Levin, B. R.; Ayzenberg, V. I.;
Rozanov, V. S.
' - -7 777~~~ -
TITLE- Incroasing the efficiency of multioha=el systems with
time division
of channels
PERIODIC AL; Elektrosvyaz 'h no. 5, 1960, 10-16
TEXT: StILU.Stical measurements in multid-lannel systems
with time division
of charinels revealed that a telephone channel i,s really
active only for about 15
minutes -per hour e.t maximum load. The probability law
proves that during 99% of
the total time the number of active channels dws not exceed
a value n < N
(N beirg the total. number of channels). The pr,~sent
article shows how it is
possible to increa.se tho efficiency of these multichannel
systems by a proper
'use of inactive intervals and channels. It also shows that
this efflel'ency can
be increased by a more complete ut-ilization of -~he
statistics of the instantaneous
values of the transmitted signals: by var7ing *~he duration
of the channel inter-
vals in. accordance with the instantaneous value of the
transmitted signal, it is
possible to inovease the number of channels. To enhance this
efficiency, It is
necessa.rr to abemdon the channel interval of constant
duration. Inasmuch as
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the time interval between pulses of the preceding and
following channels is used
as carrier of use:rul information, the method described by
the authors is a
variety, Df pulse--;ime modulation and can therefore be
named "interval pulse-time
modulation" or IP"M. There are many possible variants of
this new type of
modulation systom, but all these variants can be divided
into definite categories
accordlr4~ to: 1) the method used for transmitting the
number (n) -of the channel
2) the triethod aE.owing to take into account the sign of
the modulating signal.
Let us assume that the voice signal((t) is a stationary
random process with
probability density w (x), with zero mean value and with
dispersion FE. Let us
analyze 1~he systems where the information inter-eal is
modulated by the absolute
value h I
:: (t)i of the signal in a given channel, and where the sign
of the signal
is coded by an additional pulse. If tV is the random
duration of the information
interval of th..; I -th channel, the probability (tensity of
t'O is-
W (X) - -9 V1 (~X) X> 0 M
h
where h is the proportionality coefficient(which will be
assumed equal to one).
The me&a value and the dispersion of tV are reapectively:
T
M tvi = ~ xw ( 1 ) dx - hm (2)
h wli
I t h
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of the peak factor c6i is derived from the condition that
the absolute values do
no' . exceed (with a given probability p4) ce, 0, Thus:
To - (N + 1) ( V +1 2 04 1 6). (7)
Let us now analyze the time Ti occupied in ono period by Ni
channels of the IP" 24
system [Abstracter's note: Subscript i standt; for any one
of the compared .
variants of the system.]. If BiT' is the duration of the
code combination of
pulses per channel, T i is the sum of the time (BiSi + 2)'5
occupied by code
combinations and marker pulse, and of the tot:tl information
time equal to the sum
of ni independent, similarly distributed, random magnitudes.
Si is here equal
to 0the number ni of active channels in the cane of a
spet,.ial coding of the number
(n ) of the channel, and to the total number 11 1 of
channels in the case of a
simple reading of channels. If the number of active channels
is, with a proba-
bility near one, not inferior to ten, the total information
time can be considered
M.. 'he mean and the dispersion
as diatributed according te T t
toi)t t_,jormal law
respectively equal to nim, an tyj. Therefore, Ti is a
fortuitous
magnitude whose.parameters are- M
M, ~ T, (BIS i + 2) ~Z~ + nm t,], M ~T,~ :- M(') ~tVj n,. (8)
2 2
T i is limited bE-low by magnitude c (minimum diration of
D.11 code combinations and
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we find:
To = (Bi�, + 2'1~.' - EA,. .(13)
I
Substituting into (13) the value of extracti!d from we find
the final
formula for the possible number of channels Ni, when
(the'noiseimmunity remaining~,
unaletered) one ~-f the varilants of IMI is used instead of
pulse-phase modulation:
ni being deter.-~ned as a Panction of Ni with the aid of the
"activity curve"
(activity coefficient k verzus N). Equation ( 14) allows to
find function
Ni = Ni (N) at .'13.17Cd VV.1UCS of T, and ~ , xid at given
Mlues of p, and P2- If,
with IM4, the nv,:!-~!- r:.' .'s -left -!(,ua.,, to N, the
time occupied by these
I bo -ossible, therefore, to increase
N channols will 17e I t i'_
the pulse duraticr. 1-in
T - A (15)
0
(N) - --
BiS + 2
The narrowing of the required frequency band, allowed by the
passage from, pulse-
phase modulation to IM"M. will then be charactorized by the
relation:
(16)
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At the! end of the article, the authors, using *;he above
set of formulae, compare
the efficiency of' the different variants (i) o:-.' the
IPTM system. They find that
the least efficiency corresponds to the coding of the
number (no) of channels by
a uniform binary code. With a non-uniform binary code, the
minimum efficiency
(1.75--times increase of the number of channels'i is
yielded by the system with the
addiVional, sign indicating, signal, and the mAximum
efficiency (1.91-times in~
creaso of the number of channels) is yielded by the
transmission of the sum
(signal + its env-elope),. The greatest efficiency
(4.15-times increase of the
number of channels) is obtained with the simpli? reading of
channels and the
transmission of the sum (signal + its envelope); this
method ensures also the
maximum narrowiN; of tho band for the same num!)er of
channels. There are 5
figures, 2 tablev and 5 references: 2 Soviet-')loc and 3
non-Soviet-bloc. The
two references to English-language publications read as
follows: Holbrook, Dixon.
"Load Rating Theory for Multichannel Amplifier3". BSTY, v.
18, 624, 1939. US-
Patent, el. 179-1-5. no. 2724017, 15-11-55.
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value a I Ln optimall
comiilrebsor~
charactoristic imists which ensures maximirm:

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iu
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priacti6e'~.~-with an
paranje~ter,results in alesser noise.,.

irnmunI31tv than the
optiix
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AUTHOR:
TlTLE
PERIODICAL:
6/i 061621000100410011010
A055/A1O1
V. I.
Ini;erference irwiiunity of pulse-position moduli-~cd
communication
systems In the presence of a strong signal
Eltaktrosvyazl, no. 4, 1962, 3 - 10
TE)71: This article is an analysis of ihe interference immunity
of PPM
communication systems, account taken of the in!'erference
Immunity of the syn-
chronization channel and under the assumption ;hat the signal at
the receiver in-
put exceeds considerably the noise level. The author considers
the most usual
method of synchronization of the demodulation system, using a
synchronizing sig-
nal that cShsistc of two consecutive pulses whose shape and
amplitude are the
same as th7e shape and mplitude of the main channel pulses. He
investigates the
case when Auxiliary pulses serve to form pulse-duration modulated
pulses and
analyzes the influence of the phase fluctuatioas of these
auxiliary pulses (see
Fig. 1, where 6V1 and LT.2 are, respectively, the random shifts
of the front and
of the trailing edge ol! the discriminated syncnronizing pulse,
and N and '
52
are, respectively, the phase shifts of the first and the second
pulsed. This
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D. 3hirman, N.A. Zheleznov, V.I. BunimovIch arbil I.M. Ryzh1k.
There are 1 figure
and 5 referencesi 4 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Sovlet-bloc.
3104III'M April 15, 1961 O'c""60 (1)
4 r
Mum 11 (1) initial synchronizing aign'ali (2) total 44,
(3) lim:lting level; (4) discriminated syn-
signall L
chroniZing pulao..
141
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AYUN=BLR=Gl V.I.., ilalichnyy sotrudnik
Feed poduction on virgin landi as oxemplified by Adamovka
Diatrict
in Orenburg Province. Zhivotnovoda-;vo 24 no.9,t43--45 4
162.
(MTJU 15:32 )
1. Veasoyuznyy inatitut komovo
(Adamovka Distr.Lct-Feeds)

AYZE,RBERG,._~f.3 ; BYLLYT, L.I.
Some probability characteristics of a telephone
signal with a
difference onvelope. BlektroBiviaz' 17 no.30-7 Mr
163.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Telephone) (Radio relay linos) (Information theory)

E1YkLYY9 AY2Y,NBFRG,V.I.
Noisaproof feature of communication systems with
instartaneous com-
pandIng of signals. Radiotekh. i e.':oktron. 10
no.5004-811 MT 165.
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ACC NR, txVO1963 SOURCE COM UR/0120/66/000/006/0196/6f96
AUTHOR: Ayzenberg, V. N.; Chesnokov, V. A.
bRG: non.e
TITLE: Lectangular-pulse current generator with a silicon-cont
relied rectifier
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 6, 1966, 196-198
TOPIC TAGS: . pul&e generator, pulse signal
A.BSTRACT: A.'Pulse generator which uses a silicon-controll.ed
rectifier (SCR) in
described, (see Fig. 1). - A triggering signal &3qilified by T - T
causes the SCR
to conduct. Simultan -eously, the triggering oigital smplifie~ byT,
and T 4 causes
thyratron (TS) to conduct and capacitor C is dincharge4 through it.
'When the
voltage on capacitor C reaches the value El -AUI., (AU is a voltage
drop across the
thyratron in the open state), the thyratron tunis ofi. After the
time interval
which, determines Ctie duration of the pulse, a nugative -pulse is
applied to the.
circuit consisting of 1/2 TI, T2. T3- After beiag amplified by 1/2
T, and T2, this
pulse causes the thyratron to conduct. The voltage on the plate of
T3 and,
consequently, that on the plate of the SCR decroast. The SCR is
thereby cut off
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AY",.I?JiBERG, V.11. "docease,l), kUPLICIM,1KO. Was.
Vitamin enrlchwtnt of table salt &r1th summary In
NW!lehl.
Vop,Tdt 17 no,416&69 J*-Ag '58 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Xs Vuenoy-usnogo noue-hoo-issled-watel'skogo
Inatituts solyannoy
protq'shlennosti (poselok imenj K. dAbknekhta
Artemovskogo rayons
Stalinskoy oblaeti6)
(VITAMIN C
enrlc~zent of table salt (Run))
(SODIUM CHLORIDE,
vitamin G enrichment (Hum))

AYZEIIBERG, V.P.; Sh'JARTS, V.M.
Diagnosis of malignant tumors of
nie 6 no.3:4.~-47 MY-Je'63
1. Iv, 4-y klinicheakoy bollnitsy
M.A.Wr=or).
ths ovaries. '3dravookhrane-
(MIRA 16:11)
g. I'Lishineve. (gla,.myy rrach

AY21NbM,G.a ~ 11,T. .(Kishinev)
ReSLLltS of the work of midwives in conducting
prophylactic
onccloCical exwninations. Felld. i akush. 28
no.6:21-22
Je 163. (ML-A 16:8)
1. 1z 4-y Ushinevskoy gorodskoy 1-dinichesko-x
bollnitsy.
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ation~ njur d
A radA.
I j
Witsing, ~11174~ i1i ad iol *~-S, fyajp~ v0 9.R~,--ii~
OkG 'VAG~~j rad: vition ~Injur :"cital ra0iij,bi
block, thbrkpyp- pi-'611aarsil blook.Uorapyp-co!~Ivl
roetitis
!ABSTRACT:, '~-Th rJO block method, deV'jj~lc
novocal
c carolnomav~ oplitis*
)ad by; A.- V. Vishnevskiy;~
used slnee~ 1961 Ccr tr6iting radiation injyries of tho rootum
'rosultiN; -from X~-vladiaillion therapy of carvij[x carcinomix. The
effect- il
liveness vf~ Presarral novocalne blocks was Investigated In 22 women
ith rectal radiation injuries. 'The block: consists of 120
,patients M
~;to 150 in], novo0ainot 200#000 to 30Dj,000 un:11ts of papioillin or
units.of pelaioELlin., md 2 ml. vltaml,n Dl The number of
'blocks umeid depanda on the axtent of radia-Aon injuxies, Findings
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hat: ionly oneil blo4 k -vas aded-.to tro_1!it,2 _pat!,~nts with
catarrhal.
sholf
I i -no .. __ .11" - _'~ -I ;__
root itisj":1~2 to.j 1~'Iock;g'with 5 to 6 day ln(iorvals u~ero -
needed for -10
asquamative rectitUp an blocks were
ationts mith - orbOlve-d, d 4 to-5
needed fori 7 pat Unts with infiltrative ulborous oolitis, In cases
i of inf iltrlat ive o ol. it 1. a ~ where. a f i stula had formod,
the presacral
':block did'not he'llp. Novocairio-blooks alleviate pains promote
fast.-
!healing ol! route, I losio*nns' ro'store the stc-o), to normalp mid,
decrease
T `The pri~sacrial novoc-aine block- Combined with -vitamin
,bleeding,,:
~therapy: iuld proliet, diet; Is- hIghly- offectlile In treating
rectal.
TadiationAnjurl'os and','produoos ho unfavovable.offocts, OrIg.-art*
has: NoI16
A TATI'dN: d hi J~'-
SSOC Do otdoloniwi4-oy .(;orodskoy
'!C es klinichesko
__'___;boVnits*,Y4 i _11shihav: Aj vnectAWULP_ i"
i jWn of'the Pourth MijaiciRS!,
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NUM, V.YA.
Growth of the Armenian canning induatry during the years
of the
Soviet regime. Xons. i ov. prom. 12 nD.10:27-29 0 157.
(MM lltl)
1, AMranskiy konserv"y trest.
(Armenia-Canning industry)

HARYN. A.T.; A)'ZENBFftG, V.Yfi.
Metatfirtarle acid a,,3 Btabilizer of -.it>tassltm .
itartrate in o
in grE.pe juice. Kons. i ov, prom,. 19 no.lsl,')-.14
Tfx 164,
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Odosskiy tekhnob3gJchcsklv Jnutitut pftshchivoy I
kbolodillnoy
promynhlennosti (for Plarkh'. 2. Yer?--vanfikiy
nauvhno-issledovatell-
skoy- I.r,stitut vinogradn-tst-va, vinodOllys 1
ploiovodstva (for
Ayzeril.w,rg).

JUPFTVAPI)Mv Sh., doktor tekhn. naukl_AYZBNB,I=p
Ta,q kando tokhf?* nouk
Denlgnlng okelaton buildinro for selvele arftoo Milo
strol, no,902 '65o (1111M 18r11)

Metal Processing
No personalities are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface.
Introduction
PART L FuNDAMENTALs OF FERROUS AND-NONFERROUSS METALLURGY
3
5
Ch. I.
Rem Materials of Metallur4cal Proceosei and
Refractories
8
1.
Ores
8
2.
Ore! preparation for smelting
9
3.
Fuel
11
4.
Fliaxes
13
5.
Refractorie s
13
Ch. II.
Cast Iron production
14
6.
Blest furnace construction
14
7.
Awdliary equipment for blast
furnace
17
8.
BlEu3t furnace process
19
9.
Products of blast fumace
smelting
21
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Metal Processing
20. Structure of metals
21. Crystal I I zation of pure metals
22. Properties of metals
Ch. II.~ Mechanical Tests and Methods of Metal Azalysis
P-3. Mochanical tests
24-. Analysis of metals and e~lloys.,and inspection for
quality
Ch. III. Alloys

25.
Yandamentals of structure of alloys
26.
Equilibrimi diagrams of alloys
27.
D.-on-earbon alloys
28.
'~ron-carbon equilibrim diagr=
29.
Carbon steals
30.
Cast-irons
Ch. IV. Fundamentals of Heat-treatment of Steel
31- Annealing
32. Nozmalizing
.33. Hardening
34. Hardening technique
35. Rempering
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Metal Proccasing
36. Aging
.37. Surface hardening
38. Thezzoeigivid& treatment of steel
Ch. V. Sptcial Steels and.Alloys
39. AXloyed steels
40. Coastructioral stools
41. Tool steel
42. Steel and alloys irith special properties
43- Carbide allays
PART 3. FW"ING.
Ch. I. FuLndunental Concepts of Founding
44. Historical information
45. Brief outline of founding process
Ch. II. Equipment and Neteria2z Used in Foundir4g
46. Patterns, bore beams, sweeps
..and flasks
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