SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOKSHTEYN, M. - BOKSHTEYN, S.Z.

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OMSHTETNP M.
Theorem on universal coefficients for spectral groups of
cohomologies of. differential groups. Dokl. AN SSSR 148 no.5:
997-1000 F 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Moskovskiy aviats~qnnyy tekhnologichaskiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom P.S.Novikov'ym.
(Abelian groupa) (Homology theory)

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Section 0~ Topology 133-137
Reports of the following personalities are included:
Bokshteyn, M. F. (Moscow). On Nomologic Dimension of
Topological Spaces. 133
.Gordon, 1. 1. (Gor,kiy). On Continuous Functions
Defined on Spheres. 133-134
Mention is made of Pontryagin, L. S.
There are 3 references, 2 of which are USSR, and I is English.
Yefremovich, V. A. (Ivanovo). Proximity Properties in
Manifolds. 134-135
Mention is made of Ramm, N. S., Shvarts, A. S., Khodova, R.,
Tikhomirova, E,, Yarutkin,'N. and Pontryagin,, L.
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theory. Uch. sap. Moak. un. no.181:13-44 '56. (KM 10:10
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATI-~'.N
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Trudy, t.6 (Transactions of the Moscow Mathematical Society, v.6)
Moscow, Gostekhizdat, 1957. 485 p 1,550 copies printed.
Editors: Aleksandrov, P.S.; Gel'fand, I.M.; Golovin, 0. N.
Ed. of v. 6: Lapko, A.F.; Tech. Ed.: Gavrilov, S.S.;
Corrector: Yedskaya, I.L.
PURPOSE: This book presents original papers submitted to the
Moscow Mathematical Society and is intended for mathematicians
and others with strong mathematical backgrounds.
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COVERAGE: Volume six contains 9 articles concerning problews in
different fields of mathematics and 3 extracts from
letters to the editor presenting notes and corrections
to articles published in previous volumes. The contributions
contained in this book are Soviet. See Table of '%.z--nrents
below for personalities and bibliography and for a brief
coverage of each article.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS: Bokshteyn, M.F. Homological Invariants of Topological
F-
Spaces, art II
Part I of this article was printed in Volume Five of the Transactions
of the Moscow Mathematical Society. The basic results given in the
article were presented at the December 143, 1954 session of the Moscow
Mathematical Society. There are 28 references, of which 16 are SovietY
6 English, 5 French and 1 German. Soviet personalities mentioned
include Aleksandrov, P.S., Boltyanskiy, V., Glezerman, M.,
Pontryagin, L.S., and Kurosh, A.G., all of whom have published work on
topology and the theory of groups.
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The Table of contents for Part 2, Chapters III and IV is as follows:
Part II. Homological Invariants of the Topological Product oE
Two Spaces 4
Ch. 111.17 - Groups and Rings of the Topological Product 4
1. General characteristics of chains of the topological
product of two spaces 4
2. Criteria of 7 - enclosedness and homology to
zero (direct and module m) 15
3. Basic result 28
4. Criterion of equivalence to zero for double V - form
and for double Vr - form module m 79
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Ch. IV. Dimension of Topological Product 84
1. Auxiliary propositions A 6 84
2. Behavior of invariants DP P p in connectioA
with topological multiplication of spaces 1-11
3. Behavior of homological dimension in connection with
topological multiplication of bicompacta. 127
References
Skornyakov, L.A. Systems of Plane Curves
132
1- 3 5
This article was presented at the November 16, 1954 session of
the Moscow Mathematical Society. The results of the article were
published without proof under the same title in Doklady Akademii
Nauk, SSSR, 1954, Vol. 98, Nr. 1. There are 5 references, 3 of wbi-7~h
are Soviet (1 translation) and 2 English. The Soviet personality
mentioned, Aleksandrov, P.S., is the author of two referenced papers
on combinatorial topology and the theory of sets.
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The definition of curves in a Euclidean plane n is given and
the terminology used is established. The E set of curves under
investigation satisfies the following condition: through any
two points in a plane only pne curve from Z can be drawn; or,
two different curves from E intersect at no more than one point.
It is proven that any system'.of curves which satisfies the above
condition is an infinite or central system.
Gurevich, G. B. Isomorphism Conditions of Standard Nullalgebras 165
The basic results of this article were presented at the
October 5, 1954 session of the Moscow Mathematical Society.
There are 4 references, all Soviet. One Soviet personality is
mentioned; i.e., Sushkevich, A. K., author of a textbook on higher
algebra.
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The definitions of a standard nullalgebra and its code are
given. A duality concept of two standard nullalgebras and their
codes is introduced. The necessary and sufficient conditions
for the isomorphism of two standard nullalgebras are investigated.
It is proven that for rrL Z3 , where m is the order of a
nullalgebra, two standard nullalgebras are isomorphic when their
codes either coincide or are dual. For degenerated cases
(m = 1; m = 2) the conditions of isomorphism of two standard
nullalgebras are also given.
Lyapunov, A. A. On Operations on Sets With Transfinite Indices 195
The basic conclusions of this article were presented at the
September 27, 1955 session of the Moscow Mathematical Society.
There are 16 references'. Of which 12 are Soviet, 3 French and
1 English. Soviet personalities mentioned include Novikov, P.S.;
Luzin, N.N.; Arsenin, V.Ya.; Ochan., Yu,S.; Kolmogorov, A.N.;
Glivenko, V.I.; Kantorovich, L.V.; and Livenson, Ye.M. The
personalities mentioned above have all published work on the
set theory.
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The Table of Contents of this article is as follows:
Introduction 195
ch. 1. 195
1. T - operation 197
2. Descriptive measurability 200
3. Types of ~ -operations 202
4. Principle of the comparison of indices 207
5. Projective classes of conjunctive and disjunctive
.extensions 211
Ch. 11. 213
6. Definitions and classification of R-sets 213
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7. Transfinite functions 216,
8. Degeneration tests of R-sets 220
Ch. 111. 224
9. R-sets of Baire space 224
10. Cases of inseparability of R-sets 226
References 236
Adyan, S. I. Insolubility of Certain Algorithmic Problems in
the Theory of Groups
The basic conclusions of this article were presented at the
October 18, 1955 session of the Moscow Mathematical Society. There
were 4 references, all Soviet. Soviet personalities mentioned include
Kurosh, A. G. and Novikov, P. S., both of whom have published work
on the theory of groups.
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The Table of Contents of this article is as follows:
Introduction
Ch. I. The Central-symmetrical Group of F. S. Novikov
1. Basic concepts
2. The central-symmetrical group of P. S. Novikov
Ch. II. Insolubility of Certain Algorithmic Problems in
the Theory of Groups
1. Systems of groups (1q; A, B and Z q; A, B
2. Trans format ion;r_ in O(,,q, Al B groups
3. Theorems on insoluble algorithmic problems in the
theory of groups
References
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256
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261
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Plotkin, B. 1. (Sverdlovsk) Radical and Semisimple Groups 299
The basic results of this article were presented at the
February 15, 1955 session of the Moscow Mathematical Sociu-..'y.
There are 30 references, of which 23 are Soviet, 6 Engll-~~'- and
1 German. The following Soviet personalities are mentioni--':
Gol'berg, P. A.; Kontorovich, P. G.; Kurosh, A. G.; Kuty-~-~-.lr, K. M.;
Mal'tsev, A. I.; Mayagkova, N. N.; Pekelis, S. A.;
Petrovlovskaya, R. V.; Smirnov, D. M.; Charin, V. S.; Chernikt--v, S. N.;
and Shmidt, 0. Yu. These personalities have published work'on the
theory of groups. The Table of Contents of this article is as
follows:
ch. 1. 299
1. Radical groups 299
2. Semisimple groups, 10 - groups 300
3. Superimposing of the conditions of finiteness 309
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Ch. 11. 321
4. Structural isomorphisms; of mixed radical groups 321
5. Structural isomorphisms of radical R-groups 328
References 335
Rashevskiy, P. K. On Linear Representation of Differential Groups
and of Lie Groups With Nilpotent Radical 337
The basic conclusions of this article were presented at the
October 5, 1954 session of the Moscow Mathematical Society.
There are 8 references, all of which are Soviet including
3 translations. Soviet personalities mentioned are Dynkin, Ye. B.
and BerezinP F. A.,. both of whom have published work on the
theory of groups.
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The Table of Contents of this article is as follows:
Introduction 337
1. Differential .Dv group 338
2. Supervectors and Supertensors 340
3. Formulation of the basic theorem 1 343
4. Basic lemma 343
5. Lemma 11 349
6. Lemma 111 351
7. Proof of the basic theorem 352
8. On linear representation of differential groups (without
unimodular limitations) 356
9. on linear representation of Lie groups with nilpotent
radical 362
10. Theorem 11 364-
11. Proof of theorem 11 367
References 370
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Berezin, F. A. Laplace Operators on Semisimple Lie Groups 372-462
The basic conclusions of this article were presented at the
Moscow Mathematical Society on September 25, 1956. There are
26 references, of which 15 are Soviet (2 translations),
8 English, 2 French and I German. Soviet personalities mentioned
are: Gel'fand, I. M.; Raykov, D. A.; Naymark, M. A.;
Dynkin, Ye, B. and Onishchik, A. L.
An editorial note observes that the results obtained in this
article coincide to a considerable extent with those published
by Harich-Chandra in the Transactions of the American Mathematical
Society in November 1956.
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The Table of Contents of this article is as follows:
1. Introduction 372
2. Radical components of Laplace operators on complex and
compact semisimple Lie groups 387
3. Differential equations for the characters of irreducible
representations of complex"semisimple Lie groups on a
Banach space 417
4. Realization of irreducible representations of a complex
sevraisimple group on a B.anach space 429
5- Completion of the description of irreducible representations
of complex semisimple groups on a Banach space 443
6~ Zonal spherical functions on the variety of cosets of a
complex semisimple group with respect to a maximum compact
subgroup 459
References 462
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Ladyzhenskaya, 0. A. (Leningrad). On the Construction of Dis-
continuous Solutions of Quasilinear Hyperbolic Equations in the
Form of Limits of Solutions of Corresponding Parabolic Equations,
When the "Coefficient of Viscosity" Converges to Zero - 465
The basic conclusions of this article were presented at the
December 18, 1956 session of the Moscow Mathematical Society
and were in part published in Doklady, Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1956,
Vol. III, Nr 2. There are 10 referendes, 7 of which are Soviet
including I translation' and 3 English. Soviet personalities
mentioned include Oleynik, 0. A.; Tikhonov, A. N.; Samarskiy, A. A.;
Venttsel, T. D.; Petrovskiy, I. G.; and Sobolev, S. L., all of
whom have published papers on the theory of partial differential
equations.
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The Table of Contents of this article is as follows:
Introduction 465
1. Auxiliary propositions 466
2. Substantiation of the principle of vanishing viscosity 471
3. Investigation of a generalized solution of the problem
derived in paragraph 2. 475
4. Uniqueness theorem 479
References 480
From Letters to the Editor:
tevitan, B. M. Correction to the Paper on Asymptotic Behavior
of Spectral Function and the Expansion of the Equation
A U+tk- T(xl, X2, X3)jLA = 0 in Eigen functions
[Trudy Mosk. matem. o-va 4 (1955)) 481
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Iokhvidov, I. S. and Kreyn, M. G. Remarks on the Article,
"Spectral Theory of Operators in Spaces With Indefinite
Metric V [Trudy Moak. matem. o-va 5 (1956)) 486
Berezin,, F. A. Correction to the Article, "Some Remarks on the
Theory of Spherical Functions on Symmetrical Riemannian Manifolds."
(Trudy Moak. matem. o-va 5 (1956)) 486
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BOKSHTEYN, M.F.
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Homologous Invariants of topological spaces. Part 2. Trudy Mosk.mat.
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AUTHORt Bokshteynj Mo
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20-119-6-2/56
TITLEs Tensorial Products Of Systems of Groups and Theorems on
Universal Coefficients for Homologies and Cohomologies (Tensor-
nyye proizvedeniya sistem grupp i teoremy ob universalln.Tkh
koeffitsiyentakh dlya gomologiy i kogomologiy)
PERIODICILs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR91958pvol 119fNr 61pp 1066-1069(USSR)
ABSTRACTs Let Eq (X,G) be the q-dimenBional spectral group of the oohomo-
logies of the space X with respect to the coefficient group G;
Hq(X) . H q(XqI)q where I is the additive group of the integers.
0
LetS denote the tenaor product and * the torsion product.
Eilenberg and MacLane [Ref 2] showed for metric compacts that
(1) H q(X G) %t~ Hq(X)OG + Hq+1 (X) * G
0
0
Already two years ago the author [Ref 3
I proved the universality
of the group I in the general case. I he present paper the
proof of [Ref 3] is shortened essentially and besides (1) is
proved in the general case.
There are 9 references, 5 of which are Soviet, and 4 American.
PRESLTTFbs December 18, 1957, by P.S.Aleksandrov, Academician
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AUTHOR4 B o k s h t e yn..'&'?-', SOV/38-23-4-4/8
TITLE: Theorem on Universal Coefficients for Homology Groups of-
Torsionless Complexes of Groups
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR,Seriya matematicheakaya,1959P
low- Vol 23,Nr 49PP 529-564 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The paper contains the proofs for the theorems announced by
the author in ZRef 10, 11-7 in the Comptes Rendus.
The author thanks M.M. Postnikov and A.S. Shvarts for
valuable remarks. He mentiuns P.S. Aleksandrov.
There are 12 references, 6 of which are Soviet, 3 American,
2 French, and 1 Dutch.
PRESENTED: . by A.I. Malltsevq Academician
SUBMITTED- June 18, 1958
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AUTHOR: Bokshteyn, 11T. SOV120-124-6-2115
TITLE- On the Formula 0 Kiinneth in Homological Algebra (0 formule
Kyunneta v gomologicheskoy algebre)
PERIODICAL: DoMady Akademi-i nauk SSSR,1959,Vol 124,Nr 6,pp 1187-1190(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author uses his former paper-/-Ref 4~7 and the results
announced in the C.R.Acad.Sci.Paris 5 ef 2,Y , especially
the expremion for the torsion product of two groups:
G* H= fMG; im I iml mH; j m', im,Z , in order to obtain
M1 m m m )
the well-known formula H(K OL)/ EH(K) 0 H(L)] = H(K) * H(L)
in the form
H(KO L) 1~-, H(K) 0 H(L) + H(K) * H(L) .
There are 6 references, 3 of which are Soviet, 2 French, and
1 American.
ASSOCIATIOH;Moskovskiy aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy institut (moscow
Technological Aviation Institute)
PRESENTED: November 12p 1958v by P.S.Aleksandrov, Academician
SUBMITTED: November 11 , 1958
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AUTHOR: Bokshteyn. M.F.
TITLEt Equivalence of Some Homological Definitions in the im-iolgy
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Matematika, 1960,
Nr.3, pp.62-80
TEXT: The author gives a direct proof of the theorem of A.N.Kolmogorov on
the equivalence of inner cohomology groups of the locally bicompact Haus-
dorff space open imbedded in the bioompactum, with the relative cohomology
groups of this bicompactum (cf.(Ref.1)). For the proof the author uses
only the homological definitions of P.S. Aleksandrov (Ref.2) instead of
the notions used by Kolmogorov in (Ref.1). Furthermore, the equivalence
of the definition of the cohomology groups with the aid of the ordinary
and mult'iplicative coverings, respectivelyis proved in a more detailed
way and in a greater number of cases than in (Ref.2).
There are 11 references: 10 Soviet a:~d 1 French.
[Abstracter's notet The understanding of the paper is aggravated, since
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Equivalen,,e of Some Homological Definitions in the Topology
since tLe author uses not generally usual, somewhat changed notations
of (Ref.2). (Ref.1) is a paper of A.Kolmogorov, C.r.Acad- sci. Paris,
1936, Vol.202, pp.1641-1642; (Ref.2) is a paper of P.S.Aleksandrov in
Uch. zap. Mosk. un-ta, 1940, NO-45P pp-3-663 -
ASSOCUTIONt Moskovskiy aviatsionnyy tekhnologicheskiy institut (Moscow
Technological Aviation Institute)
SUBMITTEDi May 11, 1959
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BOKSIMIN, M.Y. (Moskva)
Complete modular mpectrum of cohomology rings of the Tikhonov
product. Kate abore, 51 no-1:73-98 W7 160. (MIRA, 1~:8)
(Topology)

BOKSHTM, M-F. (Moskva)
c4n~rect'joxL to the article aComplete modular spectrum of cohomologY
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S 162. (MIRA .15-9)
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strees Analy,,;is
Machincr7T - Dcsi,-,n
t' Small n,- in I'achine Partur, 11
-Size Polarization Equipment 'I'ype DASH-H2 for Stuayiql Mic Twi-Id
7 pp
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Equip:ncnt is deci,,med for stud.virc- Arcss distributions in machine part,- by optical polariza-
tion method usirl',-' transparent rodels. DcEcribe-, comti-uction of apparatuc, zind inve5tigatez;
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USSR/Baginsering, - Testing-Equipment - Stress Analysis Mar 49
"The IJ(ASh-KM Polarization Unit for the Study of Stresses.n N. 1.
Prigorovskiy, M. F. Bokshtsyn, Inst of Mach Sci, Aced Sci USSR, 9 pp
"Zavod Lab" Vol XV, No 3
&LbJect unit wkes it possible to perform neasurements on flat
models as well as on cross sections of three-dimensional models,
utilizing the Nfreezing" method. Complete doscription of IYASh-KBZ
unit, with illustrations and diagrams.
pa 48/49b9
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1,151TIC!
~/Physlcs -Wass InIpis Oct 49
Plastic Models
"Resolving Powir of -a Polarirstion ApparatuA for
tbip Study of Stresses," Me F. Bokshtepp Inst of
Mach Studies, Acad Scl USBB, 4 Vp
"Zhur Tekh Fiz' Vol XIX" No 10
Shaved reason for nonresolution of interference
,Uands created by a model under tension is deflection
of. ligbt in the model forhigb etress gradients.
Established analogy between this..phenomenon and
diffraction of light in a"fine structure. Sub-,
*itted 17 Jul 48.

FROCHT, M.M.; BOKSH -f-translatorl; IM"ONTOVICH, Yu.F., [translator];
PRNM , K. [translator]; PRIGOROVSKIY, H.I., profeBBor, redaktor;
SHITKO, I.K., redaktor; TUMARKINA, N.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Photoolasticity; polarisation-optical method of stress analysis]
7otouprugoet'; poliarizatsionno-optichookii metod issledovaniia
napriazhenii. Perevod a angliiskogo M.F.3okahtein, IU.F.Krasonto-
vicha, A.I.Preiss. Pod red. N.I.Prigorovskogo. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo
tekhnito-tooret. lit-ry. Vol. 1. 194B. 432 p. Vol. 2. 1950. 488 p.
[Microfilm] (MLRA 8:2)
(Photoelasticity) (Strains and stresses)

'~iliVr'-,TICATION CF T!X TEN:;IC-;:!! ON VCLW:EWlf~ t-!-L:,E!-
EvFr(:T f,F Lji;irr." S.,jfj GrT IHST OF J;ACFjf'~E7 7jciCt;cr, A~/,b ",Ci U
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SO: VECltf:RfJAYA MOSKVA, JANUArzy-Dccomn icw'5L

BOKSHTEYN, M.Y.
Dissertation by X.F.Bokobtein %thod of ezunining tension in volunetric
transrurent models An diffnsed light." Izv.a S= Otd.tekh.nunk n0.8:1211-
1212 Ag '53. (,41.',IA 6:8)
(Optics, phy5ical)

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SX5.11. 0101. TOh. Naiil; No. 2, M-41115*5) Feb. tin
Russian)
A new t~Tie TnutcMul ',glifinmal" war, dcvLJ&)ed for
temijut flat V11C.-ROB M r,.,Itn It'niperaturv with r~d-JE'-d
ilymerjxjilof~.' "GlIftamal" is the prodmet of pentacryth-
rite. glycerin, gr;d dlethylene glycol condensatinn with
rnaR-ic Rnd p) jg~~ Tht matenal has a soitzii-
ficallon ttr_
~ja pf ' nwr%Lhs. Disk-shaped samples were tested
in polarlk~ under dlameizr compression. The rela-
tion:i of m JO.&S to the str~?isas and to the lengt)i of time
render stres"i vvere determined. Selected saintles shova
optic proportionality of 30 baids calculmed for 7 mm
thickness. T"- Ar results are given, (TIN.J.)

BMSHUY11, N.Y. -, FUTSS, A. K.
Doubling of light rays in I&M MAN-KB2 Polarization machinox.
Zav- lab, 23 no-5:636-638 157. (VIA 10-.8)
1. Institut washinovedenlya Akedeali nauk SSSR.
(polawisation (Idght))

___ BOKSHTM, M.F.; kand. takhn. nauk; ZAIBTJGINA, N.A., ingh; PRIGOROVSKIY, N.I.,
- - -- --_-'prof-,-~ doktor takhn. nauk; KHURSHUDOV. G.Kh., inzh.
Using models made of plastics in investigating stresses in
large-size presses. Vast. mash. 39 no.1:69-74 Ja 159.
(MIRA 12: 1)
(Power presses--Models) (Strains and stresses)

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BOXSHTEYN, M.F.
Geometrical analysis of polarization of light during the trans-
lucenBe of optically sensitive materials. Probl.prooh.v mashinooty.
no.8:73-117 162. (MM 16 il)
(Polarization (Light))
0111

BOKSHTEYlip M.F.
Ailtiple Klulmeth formulas. Iz-v. AN SSSR. Ser. mat. 27 no.2:J67-482
Mr-Ap 163. WIRA 16-4)
(liomDlogy theory) (Groups, Theory of)

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IAUTHOR: Bokshteyn, M. F.; Prigorovskiy, N. I.
!TITLE: Development of a wide-field polariscope
ISOURCE: Ref zh. Mekhanika, Abs. IV718
REF SOURCE: Sb. Polyarizats.-optich. metod issled. napryazheniy, M., Nauka, 1965,
5-13
C TAGS: polarimeter, stress analysis, polarizing filterg model
ABSTRACT: Data are given on a new polariscope for studying stresses on the basis of
two- and three-dimensional transparent models. The instrument has a field diameter-
of 250 mm and interchangeable light sources (a mercury tube, motion picture projectioh'
lamp and spectral tube). The light sources are mounted on a rotating turret and
provision is made for independent adjustment of the individual lamps is three mutually
perpendicular directions. The optical system of the :polariscope projects a 1.8x image
on the screen of the instrument, and a lix image on a wall screen. The load unit may
be used for both vertical and horizontal loading of't'b'e model to 2 tons. The polari-
scope is equipped with a 24x3O cm camera with a mirror''unit. The system contains,lighti
splitters for multiple passage of a beam through the:!nodel or for producing a band
pattern of higher contrast using the multiple-interfe'rence method, an attachment for
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,doubling interference orders in studying thin sections and models made from low-modulus
,materials, and a compensator tube for measuring path difference at points in the model
or sections by the compensation method. The tube of a polarization microscope is used
in this capacity to permit utilization of the compensator, drawing equipment and a
photomicrographic adapter. The compensator tube may be rotated about its optical axis
by the control shaft of a selsyn -with readout of the angles of turn on a dial with an
accuracy of 0.10. The polaroids in the polarizer and analyzer may be rotated from a
remote control panel. One or both polaroids in the analyzer and polarizer are rotated,
by receiver selsyns through rotation ofa control selsyn on the panel. Rotation of
,the polaroid in the polarizer is synchronized by selsyns with rotation 'of the compen-
sator tube. V. D. Kopytov. [Translation of abstract]
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TITLE: -Polarization-optical investigations of stresses neikr openings in a shell
loaded by an internal pressure
R_0_SR_In
SOURM A stitut maahjn2yg~~ Polyarizatsionno-opticheskiy metod
issledovaniya napryazheniy; problemy prochnosti v mashinostroyonli (Polarizing-optical
method of investigating stresses; problems of durability in maDhinery manufacture).
Moscow, Izd-vo Vauka"t 1965P 94-106
TOPIC TAGSt stress analysis,
photoelasticity, pressure vessel, ellipsoidal shell structure
ABSTRAM Photoelastic stress studies were made on a model of a pressure vessel with
orifices. The model (Bee Fig. 1) is a shell segment with an internal surface in the
form of half of a oompressed ellipsoid of rotation with semi-major axis a I and semi-
minor axis b1 - 0-5 alg and with z being the shell's axis of symmetry. The shell is of
a constant thiclmess d - 0.2 a 1 and it contains nineteen cylindrical orifices each of
radius 9 0. 12 a The model is constructed bf material ED6-M. It was "frozen" in
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glyoerin under an internal pressure load of 0.250 kg/OM2 (see N. I
Prigorovskiy (Ed)
Napryazhenlya i deformataii v detalyakh i uzlakh mashin. Mashgiz, 61). Shell
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sections were immersed in a bromonapbtalene-oc and pe~Xoleum Jelly bath, and stresses
were measured on a polarization microscope with it KPKAompensator. Trajectories of
comi-principal stresses were measured for several actions of the model. Una is made
of the formula - M
9'. 0;1 - 0-3) or, ..
where 6 is the mean difference of oemi-principal stresses a' d is the
o 81 an 821 ms
order of the interference band, and s is the light path. Variations of the formula
are developed for various conditions of stress and for various geometrical configura-
tions of sections. Mean stress coefficients are computed with the aid of Bupporting
streBB-strain curves obtained from the pliotoelastio measurements. Several cases are
defined in correspondence with the sections observed in the experimenta. Orig. art.
hass 9 figures and 19 equations.
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BOMMLY117, M. YE.
Roentgenologic examination of the pelvis in pregnancy and Labor
Akush i gin. no. 2, 1952 '
Kandidat Medishinskikh Nauk

LEYKIM, Ye. GAYKO..B.A.; CHELTSHEYA, K.M.; BOKSHTVN, Mje.
Fiarlj immunodiagaosis of ascariasis in man and its clinical and
apidemiologic significance. Klin. mecL, Moskva 30 no. 11:49-53
Nov 1952. (CLKL 23:5)
1* Ofthe Helminthological Sector of the Institute of Malaria,
Medical Parasitology and Helminthology of the Ministry of Public
Health TJSSR (Director of Institute - Prof. 'P. G. Serglyev, Ac-
tive Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR; Head of
Sector -- Prof. V. P. Podlyapollskaya), Moscow.

BOKS kand. med. nauk.; U,,YKIRA, H.S. (Solnealmogorsk, Moskovskoy
obl.
Contrast study of the knee joint in meniscal injuries. Ortop. travm.
protez., Moskva 19 no.6:30-33 N-D 158. (NIBA 12:1)
(MM, wds. & inj.
meniscus. diag. value of contrast arthrography. (Rua))

KOROIEV, M.F., polkovnik meditsinskoy sluzzbb7; BOESHTEnT, M.Ye., podpolkovnik
meditsinskoy sluzhby, lcand.med.nauk; dAtfkl-ftfl-l-,---Y-u-.-n.-,-'podpolkovnik
meditsinskoy Blushby
Some problems in the differential diagnosis of chronic highmoritis.
'Voeno-medezhur. no.12:54-57 159. (MIU 14t1)
(SIMISITIS)

BOISHTEyN.-m.ye., podpolkovnik meditsinakoy sluzhby, kand.med.nauk; KVITASH9
V.A., podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby, kand.Medenauk
Clinical importance of the early stages of degenerative diseases
of the q3ine. Voen.-med.zhur. no.l2t72-75 159. (MIRk 14:1)
(SPDM--DIMMES)

LIUBUSHINt A.A.; .BOKSHTEINP M,Yee
Case of malignant synovioma, of the diaphragm. Klin. med. 38
no. 4:136-140 AP 160. (WRA 14:1)
(DIAPHnGM--CANCER)

LOGINOV, A.S., kand. vied. ro-A,. i-:~"
Comparison cf laparoocc-piv and i-II.-Fidings in
diseases of the liver and bille diw-15. viA. 27 no.10.
91-97 0 163.
1. iZ InStitUtZU t;C;,Pii 53-311 prof.
1.1yasnikov) ALIN

;ACCESSIoi, zmt AP4013291 S/03.35/64/000/002/ooli/W14 I
I AUTFDRSt Katler, S. 1-1. (Candidate of technical scianoes); Bekshteyn, R. L.
(En,,inear)
TITLE: Welding of pipes to pipe boards with a cylindrical arc regulated by a
,magnetic field
J
',SOURCE: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no, 2., 1964o 11-14
-!TOPIC TAGS: welding, pipe welding, arc welding, cylindrical-arc, magnetic
-c welding, ring
welding regulation, steel welding., lKhl8NqT steel,, argon ai
electrode
ABSTRACT: The article presents the results obtained in the experimental welding
of pipes to pipe-boards by the procedure developed at the VNIIW, This me, hod
in,~olved using an annular arc; under argon, with the anode and cathode points
rotating in a magnetic field. The are was activated between the welded object am
:an infusible electrode shaped to fit the object being welded (in this case a ring).i
~The electrode was cooled by running water. The pipos were 6., 150 28 and 29 =a in
diameter and varied from I to 2 mm in thickness. They wero welded to the boards
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10 mm thick made of steel 1Kh18NqT. It was established that 1 1) best results !
were obtained when current was delivered in pulses and the are was reversed during
each pulse; 2) the optimal length of the pipe-end projecting above the board was
0.2-0.5 rj.-af or pipe diameter 6 mm., 0,5-1 mm for 15 and 28 m diameters, and 0.5-
1 .5 nnn for 29 min diameter; 3) the optimal clearance between the pipe (29 mm in
diameter) and the opening in the pipe-board was 1 mm; 4) the optimal electrode
diarreter for welding with an annular groove was 28-29 am (for 29 m pipes) and
31 mm for welding without encircling grooves, "Engineer A. L Zakrzhevskiy
participated in the experimental work," -Orig, art. hass tables and-8 figures.
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BOKSHTSYN, S.Ya.
Girculating air separators for c8ment grindin Mement 26
no.2-26-28 W-Lp 166-0. thRk 13:6)
(Cement) (Killing machiner7)

ACCESSION NRI AFLO349OP 6/0181/64/006/005/1261/1266..
AUTHORS: B"-Ateyn,,J~,,
Umantsev,, E. L. Kishkin., 5, Ti; 14azarova, 110 Pol svetlov, 1. L..,
TITLE: 'Growth of Sapphire whisker
SOURCE: Fizika tvardogo tola,, v. 6. no. 51 1964, 1261-1266
TOPIG TAGSt whisker crystal, crystal growth, sapphire,'sapphire whielker
ABSTRACT.- Whisker crystals Of Al were grown by high-temperatiire oxidation of i
2~3
H powdered metal-Uc Al in an atmosphere of moist hydrogen. -The reaction temperaturel
wasl350-140OC- The authors describe a special apparatus used for growing these
7sWs,vbJrh ccasists cfthree essential parts.- a tubular furnace, a hydrogen
source, and a system for purification and'contxol of hydrogm feed . The whisker
crystals ranged from 1 to 30 -p in diameter and from 3 to l5am in length.
Hicrocrystals ranged from 30 to 350 11 in diameterP -* and 0.5 to 3 mm in
length. Capillaries were observed 'alon'g the growth axes of some crystals.
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Gwwffi of the whisker crystals is exphinad on the basis of FrwWsdwty of cmtalprowth by sa-ewasbotku,
Hexagonal cMtal nuclei form in sitos where the sorow axes opiargo with
Burgers vector /bD017. Since the dislocations are at right angles to the basal
planes, all the whiskers grow parallel to each other in the CobO17 direction.
Because of a high modulus of elasticity (52pOOO kg and a large Burgers vector
of dislocations along d
1ef010T0YUL=tion,theel&-r1r enera cf%e dislocation nuclei exceeas ths
the
1,bonaing energy of atoms in the crystal lattice, This fact leads to ruptuire of
lattice, which is then manifested in capillaries along the growth axes of the
cr)-stals. Laue patterns and immasion sudies show the crystals to belong to the alpha
'modification of A1203 (sapphire). "in conclusion.. we thank Ye. V. Kolontsov
anti I. V. Telegin fcr their aid in d-a interpietationofft x-ray patterns." Orig. art. hasi
5 figures., 1 table, 'and 3 formulm.
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