SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRUKOV, A. T. - BRUMBERG, V. A.

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calcidating allto'ruta. P~. 2. Geod IJ.c;!, 0- D 164.

KYAGKOV,K.N., inzhener;,YOSKVIN,G.V., Inzhener; AMOV,A.T., inihener;
POCHTAM,F.K., inshener; PISHKOV,X.Y., insReffff", SHDIVICH,V.A.,
inzhener; MAKARYCHNV,V.V., kELntl!Aat tekhniehaskikh nauk; KUMYASHOV,
F.T., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauL*: KRIVITSKrY,H.Ya,, kandidat
tekhnicheskikh nauk; kUTSELINSKlY.L.N., kanclidat tekhnicheakikh
nauk TISLIR,P.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk
large reinforced foam concrete panels for heated beamless floors
of industrial buildings developed by the Central Bolentific Re-
Boarch Institute of Construction,and the Northern Urals Heavy
Construction Trust. Rats. i izobr. predl. v stroi. no.81:18-19
154. (KLRA 8:6)
1. Glevuralpromstroy (for Nyagkow, Moskvin, Brukov) 2. Sevural-
tyazhattoy (for Fochtarev,.Peshkov, Krys~devich) 3. TSentmllw
mmehno-isolodaratellskiy.institut promyshlennykh so6razhenly
(for Makarychey, Kudryashov, KrivAskiy, Katselinakly, Tesleir)
(Floors, Concrete)

BORTNICHUK, N.I.,
Effect of the dimensions of the jacket of an induction
furvace on its electrical parameters. Vest. elektroprom.
31 no.8-.27-30-Ag 160. (MM 15: 5)
(Electric furnaces)

MIKULINSKIY, Aron Semenovich;-BRUKOVSKIY, LP., red.; BORUNOV, N.I.,
tekhn. red.
[Vac== aleetric furnaces for th~'-p~mduction of alkali metals
and alkaline earth metals]Vakuumnye elektricheskie pechi dlia
polucheniia shchelochnykh i shcheloohnozemellnykh metallov.
Moskva, Go6energoizdat, 1962. 96 p. (Biblioteka elektrater-
mista, no.14) (MIRA 16:3)
(Electric furnaces) (Alkali metals)
(Alkaline earth metals)

MIKULINSKE , Lron ERUKOIISKTY 1.P.,, red.
(Detei-m-ination of the paravitcxs of ors.-smeltfiv:: f%jrnactes
using thj similitude theor7l Oprede3enip, parametrov rud-
no term J chenkikh pricohei na osri(-,v(;r tparji podribila. Mo:3kva,
Enorglin., i964. 85 p. (Blb.lioteka elektro-ts-r1lil.sta, no.20)
-18olj

EkERPTA MICA See 13 Vol 13/8 Dermatology Aue 59
2053. CASE REPORT ON THE RECURRENCE OF CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIA-
SIS (BOROVSKI'S DISEASE), TREATED WITH 'AKRICHIN' (Russian text)
Brukson A. A. Med.Inst.. Tashkent - From the symposium: VOPH.
DER-M-7-r-Mn. (Tashkent) 1957. 6 (223-224)
A *13-year-old girl wascured from cutaneous leishmaniasis within one month after
the foci were treated 4 times (intracutaneously) with a 516 solution of 'altrichin!
(mepacrine). The treatment was administered once a week. A relapse occurred
8 months later.
Mashkillelson Jr - Moscow (S)

EXCERPTA MONA See 13 Vol 13/8 DermatolOgY Aul,? 59
2057. EFFECTIVE CHRYSANOL THERAPY IN THE LUPOID FORM OF
BOROVSKI*S DISEASE (Russian text) - B r u k s o n A. A, Med. Inst..
Tashkenf - From the s mposium: V0PTf7D-`R-R-M7r-VE`1VE"M.7 (Tashkent) 1957.
y
6 (225-228)
Tfirce female patients with the lupoid form of Borovski's disease (cutaneous leish-
maniasis) were treated with I. m. injections of the gold compound 'chrysanol'. All
responded with complete clinical recovery; in one case. the patient was cured after
IS injections of a 5% solution of chrysanol (dose I ini.), the second patient after
10 Injections of a 5% and 9 injections of a 10% solution of chrysanol; the 3rd patient
needed 10 injections of a 5% and 19 Injections of a 10% solution of chrysanol. The
treatment of the 2nd patient had to be temporarily discontinued due to the develop-
ment of a toxic capillary reaction and nephropathy. The treatment was continued
successfully one month after the disappearance of the side effects.
Mushkilletson Jr - Moscow (S)
L-

AKOVBTAN, A.A., prof.; BMMSON, A.A., ordinator
Treatment of syphilis patients with bicillin 1. Vest.dorm.i ven.
33 n0.5146-50 S-0 159. (MIRA 1312)
1. Iz kafedry kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney (zaveduyashchiy -
prof. A.A. Akovbyan) Tashkenskago gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(PENICILLIN ther.)
(SYPHILIS ther.)

BRUMS0.11J. A.A, ordinator
Treatment of syphillo with bioillin 1 and 3. Med. zhur. Uzb. no.U:
45D-64 N 160. (MIRA 105)
1. Iz kafedry kokhnykh i vgnericheskikh bolezney (zav. - prof. A.A..
Akovbyan) Tashkentskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(SYPHILIS) (PENICILLIN)

BRUKSON, A.A.
Antitoxic function of the liver in the bicilMn treatnent of
sypNlis. Mod. zhur. Uzb. no;9:58 S 161.' (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz kafedr k hnykh i venericheskikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
A.A.Akovbyan~ Ta
O:hkentskogo gosudarstvonnogo medits skogg institute.
(PENICILLIN) (SYPHILIS) ruvl~fq

BRUKSON, A.A.s, ordinator
Tmatment of syphilis with bicillin-1 and bicillin--3. Vest.
derm.i ven. no.1-136-42 162. (MIRA 1531)
1. Iz kafedry kozbnykh i venericheskikh bole=ey Tashkentskogo
meditsinskogo instituta (zav. - zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki
UzSSR prof. A.A. Akovyan).
(S'YPHILIS) (BICILLIF)

BRU)JISON, tA.
Volgo-Donakoi kanal i lesozagotovki. L The Volga-Don Oanal and lmbering_j.
(Lesnoe khoz-vo i leanaia promyshlonnost', 1929, no. 4, (67) p. 60-62).
DLC: SDl.L4
SO: Soviet Transportation and Communications, A BibliogM2hZ Library of Congress,
Referbnee Department, Washington. 1952, Unclassified.

BRUKSZO., Teresa; ROGOYSKI, Antoni
Activity of glutamic-mmlic and glutamic-pyruvic transaminase in
normal newborn infants. Ginak. Pol. 33 no.2*.169-173 162.
1. Z Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych Instytutu Hatki i DziecIm
w Warszavie Kierownik: prof. dr med. J. Lesinski Dyraktor: prof. dr
mad. F. Groer.
(INFANT NEW13ORN blood) (TRANSAMINASES blood)

BRUKSZO, Teresa; ROGOYSKI, Antoni
Buhavior of glutamic omuoacetic and glutamic pyruvic transamnasoo,
in hemolytin disease of the newborn. Ginek. pol. no.4:.417-423 162.
1. Ulniki Polowictwa i Chorob Kobiocych Instytutu Matki. i DA,~cka
w Warszawie Kierownik: prof. dr med. J. Losinski Dyr(,-'r-.'Uor: prof, Lr.
med. F. Groer.
(ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSI-ERAS-E) (ALAMIZE J4MIIvOTRAT!SFZ-ibIST,.)
(E TUNHROBLASTOSIS FETAL) (EIIZ'B.S TMS)

BRUINA, M.F., radiolyubitel*-konstruktor
Pocket radio receiver. Nauka i zhy-ttia 2.1 no.7g44,45 JI '61.
(MIRA 34t8)
Oadio,:--Reoeivers and reception)

BRUKVA M. inzh.
!%ra.11 Znan.ta pratsia no.9s3l-32 3 162. (MIFA .15111)
(Raclio~eceivers and reception)

ILIIN V (Frunze); ZAXTSEV V. (Guynaksk, Dagestanskoy ASSR); YEFREMENKOV, M-
iserpukhovy MoskovAoy obl.); CHUGAYEVSKIY, N., inzh. (Moskovalmra-
oblast'); BIRUKVA. N. (Kiyev); SYCHAYEV, S. (Mytishchi); YEVTEYEV, Ve
(Rostov-na,B;-nu`Y-
Exchange of experience, Radio no.4.*20,,33,36,39,40.53 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:5)

NASEDKIN, I.F., kand.tekhn,nauk; TSVELODUBp B.I., inzh.;BRUKVA, N.A., inzh.
Steadily raise the technical level of building the super-structure.
Transp. stroi. 12 no.8:10-12 Ag 162. (MM 15:9)
(Railroads-Construction)

BRUKVA, N.A., iiizh.
'-
Utilize possibilities
of excavators. Trans.
II
of increasing the performance capacity,
stroi, 13 noo8250-51 Ag 163.
(MIRA 17z2)

KISFAWDY, Sandor, tochnikai mLtnkatars: BRULIGH, Margit
Determination of ammonia in the blood by means of ninhydrin
reaction. Userletes Orvostudomany 1Z uo,1:98-106 7 160.
1. Bkidapesti Orvoetudomanyi JjUetem I. oz. Belklinikaja.
(AMMONIA blood)
(INDICATORS AND RUGANTS)

KISFALUDY, Sandor; Teebaikai mmkatars: BRU-UCH, Margit
i
On normal and pathological a n4a content in the blood. Kiserl.
orvostud. A no.2:205-23-1 AP 162o
1. Budapesti Or7ostudomnyi SUetem I oz. Balklinikaja.
(AMMONIA blood)

KISFALUDY, S.; ERULICH, Margit.
Determhn'atdon of the ammonia content in deproteinized blood.
Acta me4. acad. sci. &mg. 20 no.197,94T 16~
1. MBdizinische...Klinik (Direktors Prof-i Itr,. I.Ibs=yak) der
medizinischen Universitatp Dadapest.

ACC NRj AP6028453 SOURCE CODE: HU/0018/66/000/003/0237/W
re_,_ Pal-Semere, P.; Toth, Bela-Tot, B.; it-Bru3ikh, K.-
AUTHOR: _Szeme Brulich, ~Iarg
N==%-
ORG: IV. Department of Medicinep Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education
(orvostovabbkepzo Intezet, IV. sz. Belgyogyaszati Tanszek); Department of Physiology,
leterinary Medical University (Allatorvostudomanyi Egyetem, Elettani Tanszek)
TITLE: B~ood coagulation of bypo-, hyper- and normo-calcemic dogs treated with a
coumarinetderivative
SOURCE: Kiserletes orvostudomany, no- 3, 1966, 237-242
TOPIC TAGS: dog, coagulation, blood, blood chemistry, calcium, drug effect
ABSTRACT: It was established that the efteof--i
of'the--counarine derivative (Sy'neumar*) is not influenced by the blood Ca
level. In the course of development of hypocoaguilility in response to
coumarine treatment, the increased demand for Ca by the recalcification
system can be noted early. The increased need for calcium is satisfied
by the blood or by the Ca present in the solution added in the course of
the determination (if it is present in sufficient amount there). it is
.probable that the Ga requirement is increased both in the extrinsic and
jintrinsic systems. On the basis 6f the experimental data obtained, it
~appears that ~he~_leypj_of the labile factor decreased in the hypercalcemio
dogs during the Syncuma~r treatment. Orig. 6A. has: 2 figures and 3 tables.
1JPRS: 36,5991
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: 23Mar65 / ORIG REF: 002 / OTH REF: Oll
Card 1/1 e_ej _4'e

BRULINSKI, T.
BRITLITISKI, T. Modernization of the road service organization. n. 243
Vol. 11, no. 10, Oct. 10,56
DROGOUTNICTWO
F01ITICA-L SCIENCE
Warszawa, Poland
So: East European accession Vol. 4, Ro. 3, March 10,57

5RIJLTP,',Yj, Z.
BAULEVSKI, Z.; GA'HCZAPCZY-T-', J. f'Sei-mre from installation3 for prifyinc, wuter."
Gaz, 14odna I Technika Sanitarm, li,'arsaw, Vol 28; 140 4, II:p-. 19,51,, F". 98
SO: Fastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 10, Oct 1954, Lib. of Coneress

tftvu~ b I
Ity4ork of an agronomist in a machine-tractor station; some experiences in Szczecin
Prov-1nee." P. 30 (Nowe Rolnictwo, Vol. 2, no. 7, July 19~3. Warszawa.)
SO: Monthly List of East Eurovean accessions, Vol. 3, No. 2, Library of Congress,
Feb~ 1954, Uncl.

13 R U L-1 b
BRULL, D.
Spoldzielnia produkcYJna "WBPOlrw SjW w Kant. Warszawa, Fanstw0we WYdawn-
Roinicze i Lesne, 1953. 187 P. (The WspoIrW Siew Production Cooperative at Kania).
DA Not in D1,C Poland
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESS3DNS (ESAI) LC, VOL- 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

BRULL, D.
"Exploiting reserves in collective farma.11 (p. 25) NOWE ROLNIMO (Panstwowe Wydawnictwo
Roinicze i Leane) WaLrszawa, Vol 3, No 1, Jan. 1954.
SO: Fast Buropeaa Accessions List, Vol 3, No 8, Aug 1954

BRLILL, D
"Crops of collective farms depend on the work of machine-tractor stations." (p.42)
NOWE ROLNICTWO (Panstwowe Wydawnictwo Rolnicze in Lesne) Warszawa, Vol. 3, n6.4, Apr. 1-954
SO: EAST European Accessions List, Vol 3, No. 8, August 1954

BRML, J.
BRM, J. Production of cellulose textile fibers in Rumania. P. 475
Vol. 7, No. 10, October 1956
INIDUSTRIA TEXTILA
TECHNOLOGY
Bacureati. Rumania
So.- East 3kropean Accession, Vol. 7. No- 3. Parch 1957

-1) ry
CaLo~,cry jxrv~ 1111-pl., .il,,.-.,cpt-,,),.;r,.
Lbe. Jou--,, FhIm-, Noe 10. 1950, 37,713~'-
3rL") 1 J AM 1 AS r
ft..
ln.3-titUt. a,01#311111- a Aaroalatioa of
II&I'lM13 170-4 I~rti:,.IeS
In tht. ).~PR.
01, i!; I u b.
-act
Ourd:
R~-iO Ul Rii M N
Bn[:ineurc ard. Teohzd,)iama
MnnuNotur :(i from
I!--s OnnFf. tehn n ',trid. 11BOArI7.
2--)XtllO. JB~.icures,-L~,j ASIT, 2957. 331-335,
Yo c-ibs'r,-,ct.

CZECHOSLOVA311A / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products H
and Their Applications. Elements. Oxides. lWineral
Acids, Bases, Salts.
.Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Rhimiya, 1959, No 4, 12327.
Puthor Jiru., Pavel; Brull, Julius.
Inst Not given.
Title Surface Structure of Native Silica Gel Carriers
and Catalysts for Oxidation of Sulfur Dioxide.
Orig Pub: Chem. prumysl, 19-57, 7, No IZ, 652-654.
Abstract.- The possibility is investigated of obtaining from
infusorial earth (1E) a catalyst or catalyst car-
rier by means of worhing the surface of IE. It
was established that the addition of soluble salts
favorably influences thc surface structure of a
carrier of IE Type SK. The process of vpnadization
of thea catalysts obtained from IE of LM and SK qual-
ities was investigpted. !~ib. 6 titles. -- 1. Yellnek.
Card 1/1

PAVW,.S.p ipzh.v-chUn:-Nammuni9tich9okoy partii Sovetakogo Soyuza
a 1917 god& (*Wkm)
Truth win ten. soy. profaciusy 19 no.20:38 0 163.
(mrRA 16:11)
.11-1-

PLATCV,M., ing.; BRUIQJWCU, A., chim.
Chlorine requirements for the bleaching of paper pulps frcm
annual plants and foliafe trees. Cel hirtie 12 no.4tl28-134
Apt63-

BRWSRU~.G.
'Snsilage of cornstalks.11
P. 20 (Drumul Belsugului) No. 9,, Sept. 1957
Bucharest, Rumania
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) IC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

"The importance of supplementary recompense."
P. 5 (Drumul Belsugului) No. 10, Oct. 1957
Bucharest,, Rumania
SO.* Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) W. Vol. 7. no* 4.,
April 1958

BRUMAT, A.
"Conference on the transportation equipment in industry." Reviewed by
A. Brwnat. Stroj vest 7 no. h-5:ii8-119 o 61.

BRUMAT, AtTaIr., inn, ___
-------
Program of the activity of the Commission for Quality Mark and Standardi-
zation of the Federation of Engineers and Technicians of the People's
Republic of Slovenia. Nova proizv 12 no./+-5-6:328 D 161.
1. Predesednik Komisije za k-ya-litatni znak in standardizacijo pri
Zvezi inzenirjev in tehnikov Ljudske Republike Slovenije.

BHUMAT,, Adolf,. inz.
W %~& A m4m ~-
Some ideas about standardization. Nova proizvo 11+ noo5/6:
428-1+29 0 ?63
1. Clan Uredniskega odbora, ItNova proizvodnja".

BRUMAT, Adolf, inz.
- I J.
Te .~th anniversary of the Association
and Technicians of Slovenia. Stroj
Ap 164.
of *chanical Engineers
vast 10 no. 1/2:29

BRumBAROIT, i).
I
Ir ,
IfMine Timbering in Our Country", P. 4. (TEMNICHEMS 0 IELO, Vol. 5, no. 11--.
Sept. 1953, Sofiya, Bulgaria).
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, LC, Vol. 3, No. 4, April 1954.

BRUMBIRG, A.S.; D14ITRIYIWA, V.S.
Cardiac modifications in malignant tumors. Arkh.pat., Mogkva 13
no-3:82-83 May-June 51. (CLML 21:1)
1. Of the Department of Pathological Anatoqr (Head--Prof.A.S.
Brumberg), Kursk Medical Institute (Director--Prof,, G.Te. Ostro-
verkbov).

p,jjjR,aF--~l,lLG, A. S.
TLm, ors
Changes in the lunCz; in non-pulmonary maliimanL ttvi:ors; paraspeci.1c cl.aneo it Lim-ior ca~~Cs.
Arlthiv pat. 14 No. 2, 1952.
1,11onthly List of ltuz3sian Acc-cssions, Librarr of Curl-Zruss, October 1952', Unclassified

ZOLOTOVA. CH., dotsent; BILIGHEKKO# A.V., professor, zaveduvushchiy; BIWHBFMP
A.S.. professor, saveduyuehchiv; OSTROVEMOV, G.Ye., profeoeo~,~re Tc~-
Lip cancer. Stomatologiia no.3:36-39 153. (MLHA 6:7)
1. Gospitallnaya khirargicheakeya klinika lurskogo meditainskogo institute,
(for Zolotova and Belichanko). 2. Tafedru patologicheskoy fty-tomii Kursko-
go meditsinskogo instituts. (for Brumberg and Zolotova). 3. Kurskiy medi-
tainskiy inatitut (for Ostroverkhov). (Lips--Cancer)

BRUMBERG, A.S., prof., NOVOPOLISKATA, O.S.
Nesting of pnthonnatomists and expnrts in forennic medicine from
Kursk. Belgorod. Oral. nnd Bryansk Provinces. Arkh.pnt. 18 no.2:
134-137 15'6 (MIRA 11:10)
(ANATOMY. PATHOLOGICAL)

BRUMBARG, A.S,, prof.,- DOROSHINKO, V.V.
Work of the Kursk Province Pathological Society for 1958. Arkh.
Pat. 21 n0-709-91 '59. OURA 13 0)
1. Predeedatell lwsiogo, oblastnogo, obsbehestva patologov (for
Brumberg). 2. Sekretarl Kurskogo oblastnogo obahchestva patolo-
gov (for Daroshenko).
( 11 PROVINCI-PATHOLOGICAL SOOMINS)

Adu, prof.; VAKRUR)XINA, A.M.; VINOGRADOVA, T.P., prof.;
IAVRISHCHEVA, G.L., kand. mods nauk; FWYAKOV, N.K... doktor
med. nauk; %1OLIYANNIKOV, A.V., prof.j STRUKOV, A.I.., prof.;
otv. red.; DVIZHKOV, P.P., prof., zar-estitell otv. r6d.,-
APATENKO, A.K., kand. mad. nauk; SENCHILO, K.K., tekbn. red.
[Multivolime manual on pathological anatomy) 14nogotamnoe ruko-
vodstvo po patologicbeekoi anatomii. Otv. red. A.I.Strukov.
hoskvap Medgiz, Vol.6. [Pathological anatory of diseases of the
osteoarticular system, muscles, and tendons] Patologicbeakaia
anatomiia boleznei kostno-sustavnoi sisterW, mWshts i sukho-
zhilii. Red. toma T.P.Vinogradova. 1962. 518 p. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Strukov).
(BONES--DISEASES) (JOINTS-DISEASES) (MUSCLES-DISPA S)

BRUHBERG, P.S.,- in2h.
New equipment for preparing protective plastics. Stroi.traboprov.
5 no.6:23-24 Je 160. 1 (MM 13:7)
~(Protective coatings) (Plastics)
I

BARSKIY, I.Ya.;.PRUMBERG, I.Ye,
Ultraviolet fluorescence of cells in rat lymphosarcoma. TSito-
logiia, 4 no.3t328-330 My-Je t62. (MIM 1633)
1. Laboratoriya mikroskopii Instituta tsitologii a' SSSR i
Laboratorlya eksperimentaltnoy onkologii Instituta onkologii
MIN SSSR, Leningrad.
(HODGMtS DISEASE) (CMM) ' (FLUORESCENCE)

BRUMBERG, I.Ye.i BRLIMERG, Ye.M.
7
Ultraviolet fluorescence of cell.s in pbagocytosi--. Biofizika 9 no.2:
237-238 164. (MRA 17$U)
I. Institut biologicheskoy flziki AN SSSR, Moskva. i Laningradskiy
institut perelivaniya krovi.

BRUICERG., Ye.M.; BRUMBUG., I.Ye.
- I
Effect of glycol3rtic toxins on ultraviolet cell fluorescence.
Biofizika 9 no.6:748-750 164. (MIIRA 18: 7)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

%T
1h,

BRUMBERG, I.Ye.; BRUMBERG, Ye.M.
Use of ultraviolet fluorescence microscopy for the study of
the action of mouse blood plasma on LIO-1 tumor calls.
Biofizika 9 no.4002-505 164. (MIRA 18--3)
L Institut biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR, Yoskva.

,BRUMBERG, Ye.M.; BRUPMERG, I.Ye.
--.- I- ..-I - --.- I..
Some possible regulators of the cell growth in the organism.
Dokla AN SSSR 165 no,,5:1173-1174 D 165. (MRA 19:1)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Submitted June 25..
1965.
II A I.I.-I

BRUMBERG, N.R.
Cqnnection of
- St~.mat.zbur.
wreath products with other operations on groups.
4 no.6:1221-1234 N-D 163. (WRA 17:9)

BRMIBMG,- R.M.-
35318. BRUMBERG, R.N. Nekotrye voprosy rascheta differentsiallnykh
i dirrerentsial(nO-) Besstupmchatldi peredach. Trudy seminara
po teorii mashin i mokhanizmov (Akad. Nauk SS�R. In-T Hashinovedeniya),
T. VIn, VYP- 30, 1949, S. 57-69.-Bibliogn 6 Nazv.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Statey, Vol. 34, Moskva, 1949

T' -- T
-T.;D72 I
Lonr,~.4-1](]~)I,jj of a beam a T)I.-:.,ie lateral cu-nort. ('~'alcul-
-ition of lbnr,,il-idinql beirlini! strns-,-ns of a 'heam Jn '~-e c 1!-e t., at V
t- zone of mayium tleformation/ is limlle-l a nlans
Sil!'i'3CP. Calculantions for various -mvt,od!~ of fix`rr: arid Fop,-ort (-,,f* tl,e
b-.'ms en is, various Vpes of ',leniin;- sixess-s, vtc. it, is claim---4
V,at this pipnr is an important contrilution luo solution of a
frf,n.uPA ent-inenrin- rroblem.)pp. 22~ - 7-56.
A paper contAined in tl!e S.-mposium. "Rv~.searcl-. on the Strength of Ae--l",
11
editund by 1. 'V. I:uflrja'L-seva, -aslh-riz, 1051.

KOROLW, A.A., Itand.teldin.nauk; FMmBM11G. R.m., inzh.
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Studying experimental data on the distribution of unit preasure
along the are of gripping In the rolling processs Obromotedavlo
no.?:l3P-i46 '53. (MIRA 12:10)
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BRUM3ERG, R. M,.
"Dynamics of Differential Gears." Cand Tech Sci, Lenirqrad Fol)technic Inst,
MftinOad, 1954. (R-hl,',ekh, Apr 55).
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Defended at USSR Higher Educ6tional Institutions (16).

BRUMBERG, R.M., inshener; TRYNIN, T.T., inshener.
Impact on elastic beams with their mass distributed on two elastic
supports. [Truo] TSNIITMASH no.63:208-221 154. (MM 7:9)
(Girders)

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(Vibrators)

BYMWERG, RM., kandatekhiunauk
Single-shaft vibrator for actuating vertical vibratory conveyers.
Vest.masho 40 no*6:17-22 Je 160o (MIRA 1318)
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F. ,,~ ',k, d. tekhn. nauk
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static moments of the unbalances of mechanical
vlhvators. Vest. mashinostr. 1+5 no.6:26-27 is 165.
(MIRA 18%6)

AUTHOR: Brumb-erg, V. A.
TITLE: Constant configurttions in the problem of four bodies and
their stability. Nostoyannye konfiguratsii v probleme'
chetyrekh tel i ikh ustoychivost').
"RIODICAL: Astronomicheskii Zhurnal, 1957, Vol-34, No.17 PP. 55-'114 (USSR)
ABSTRA,CT: 1. The equations of motion for the four body problem in a
rectangular baricentric coordina-te system with rotation
components p q, r are given by (1.1). Configurations for
which the rUios ol the istances between the bodies are
constant in time, are defined as constant configurations.
An anlytical expression of this definition is given in eq.(1.2).
Eqs.(1.1) can thepefore be reduced to (1.3).
Three cases are possible:
I. All points of the system lie on a straight line.
If one takes'the x-axis as the straight line so that q m 0,
eqs. (1.4) result-from (1-3) and the necessary condition for
the existence of a straight line configuration is given by (1.5).
If r I ='O all the points describe similar Keplerian
orbits (equal eccentricities; focus at the centre of mass of
the siBtzm),)and.take up the same positions on them.
q* 1. wa first given by Moulton (6) for the problem
of V bodies, who showed that it leads to 112N! solutions.
II. Points of the system do not lie in the same plane.
It is shown (P.5?) that the only constant spatial
configuration is a right tetrahedron, in which thn mpm---

Constant-configurations in the problem of four bodies, and
their"Stability. (Cont.)
the points are arbitrary and the motion takes place down the
straight 1'ines which pass through the centre of inertia, and
in the same direction for all the points.
III. Points of the system lie in a single plane but not in a
single straight line.
The analysis of MacMillan and Bartky (4) is repeated
(PP-58-61 inclusive).
2. The stability of circular solutions in the roblem of
four bodies is considered. Use is made of the resJts of
Andoyer (1), t?) and Meyer (1) for the case of N bodies.
For circulr~,r motion f (t) = constant. The plane Oxy is
taken as the plane of relative equilibrium of the given bodies.
The ori in of coordinates is taken at the centre of inertia of
the system, and the constant angular velocity of the x' and y
axes about the z axis isji~t equal'to n, the angular
velocity in the circular m ion of the points.
The equations of motion for this case are given by eq.(2.1)
which may also be written in the form (2.2). It is shown
that whatever the masses and initial erturbations which are
perpendicular to the plane of unpert~rted motion, tAe circular
solutions are stable, in the first approximation, and the
perturbed motion about the z-axis is periodic. Further aspects
of the circular solutions are treated in some detail.

Constant,co,nfigurations in the problem of four bodies,and
their stAility. (Cont.)
3. The stability of some special circular solutions in
the problem of four bodies is considered.
I. Strai6ht line. With a suitable choice of initial conditions
configuration is conditionally' stable-, and two families of
circular prbits exist which are near to the position of relative
e ilibrium.
Ilu S5uare. As.in I this configuration is unstable but the
inhability is not absolute.
II. Rhombus. Configuration is unstable.
B9, le. (three equal masses, fourth mass at
Uilateral tri!Ll
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centre); Configurati is unstable.
4. An attempt is made to apply the theory of constant
epnfigurations to the stars of the Trapezium of Orion. In this
system (Fig.8) it is assumed that E and F are only
projected on the general background of the trapezium and their
mass is small. Therefore', in the first approximation, the
trapezium may be taken as consisting of four bodies A,B,C,D,
where CD = AC and m "Mb It is shown that within the
D ' MA -
limits of this model the Trapezaina of Orion cannot form a plane
constant configuration. it is possible, however, that these
stars form a spatial constant configuration. 10,Figs. 1 Table.
10 references, 3 of which are Russian.
State Astronomical Institute
imeni 1'. K. Sht~-,rrberg. Reed. April 18, 1956.

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MUMEERG .1-- _~jatjl Sci (djaf3) __ ~Relativlstic correctlonB in
I
the problem el tilree bodies". Leningrad, 1956. 6 pp (Acad Sci USSR, MAin
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Relativistic corrections in the theory of the notion
of the moon. Biul.Inst.toor.astron. 6 no-10:733-756
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TITLE: The
Relativistic Problem of N Bodies
PERIODICALs Astronomicheskiy zhurnal,1958,Vol 35,11r 6,pp 893-903 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author derives the equations of motion.in-the relativistic
problem of N bodies in an arbitrary coordinate system. At each
stage of the EIH.- method (approximation method of Einstein,
Infeia and Hoffman) four arbitrary functions were introduced
into the expression for the gravitational potential. After an
introduction to the problem and to the basic idea of the E1H-
method.in �� I and 2, it is proved i~ �� 3 and 4 that the
equations of motion do not depend on the introduced arbitrary
functions. In � 5 the author investigates the motion'of a
test particle in the field of the N bodies. The author mentions
V.A. Fok J-R Ief 7-7.
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6 Engl~sh, I is Irisht 4 are P61iah, I is Canadian, I Italian,
I French, and I Indian.
ASSOCIATION: Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Theoretical Astronomy of ths AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: November 18, 190
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Trajectories of double collision in the restricted
three-body problem
I
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanikay no. 3, 1962t 12,
abstract 3A81 (Byul. In-ta teor, astron. ANT SSSR,
1960, 7, no. 10, 833 - 843)
TEXT: The method of determining the trajectories of double colli-
sion i.e. direct hit trajectories,of one body on another body in
the plane, restricted, circular three-body problem, is investiga-
ted. Differential equations of motion are transformed into ellipti-
cal variables of Tile (Transliteration] and normalized. The system
is reduced to a single 2nd order differential equation in which one
of the elliptical coordinates takes the part of the independent va-
riablev by means of the Jacobi integral. The boundary problem cor-
responding to the double collision trajectory is solved by the.me-
1hod of successive approximations. At the same time a theorem is
proved which is a generalization of the knom Picard theorem. The
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TIME% On the problem of determining energetically optimum orbits
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 12, 1%-1, 9'_~
abstract 12A771 ("Byul. In-ta teor. astron. AN SSSR".. 1961, v. 8,
no. 1, 1 - 10, Engl. summary)
TEXT: The problem of determining an energetically optimum orbit for 1he
two-impulse transition of a rocket from one given point of the phase space Of CO-
ordinates and velocities into another given point is reduced to findl. +11le
ng
imum of some function of two variables, being the instants of applying
In the case of Kepler ! motion, the knowledge of the general. solution of eauaTl
in variations makes it possible to find necessary derivatives of coordirnat.4_~ ana
velocities from boundary values in analytical form. As an illustra-blon, ure ~-i-
ample of determining the Bar-th-Mars trajectory is presented. There aie 10 ref
erences.
V. Brumberg
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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--Ch'ebVt-X-r-TV7 "G. .
TITLE: On the Motion of Artificial Moon Satellites
PERIODICAL: Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, 1961, Vol. 38, No. 1,
PP. 131 - 144
TEXT: The launching of artificial Moon satellites is a
problem for the immediate future. It is known that a number
of attempts have been made In the United States to put a
satellite into orbit round the Moon, although all of them
are said to have been entirely unsuccessful. The theory of
motion of artificial Moon satellites has been widely discussed
in Western literature (Buchheim - Ref. 1, Kooy - Ref. 2,
Kboy and Berghuis - Ref- 3, GrObner and Cap - Ref. 4 and
Th9ring - Ref. 5); in Soviet literature the theory of motion
of these satellites was considered by Yegorov (Ref. 6) and
Aksenov and Demin (Ref. 7). Prolonged observations of
artificial Moon satellites may be of great interest from the
point of view of celestial mechanics, since they can be used
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to improve the present data on the figure and mass of the Moon.
The aim of the present paper is to investigate the motion of
Moon satellites by considering a number of special cases, the
solutions being obtained by numerical integrations. From the
mathematical point of view the problem is reduced to the
integration of equations of motion of a mass point having a
negligible mass, moving in the gravitational field of the Moon
and subject to perturbations due to the non-spherical Moon and
the gravitational attraction of the Earth and the Sun. The moti-azi
of the artificial Moon satellite is described in terms of the
mean anomaly M , the area vector Z and the Laplace vector
which are defined by:
c = r x r
(5)
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and:
,2 M
P Tr P(Trp) 0 (6)
where r is the lunocentric radius vector of the satellite.
The Moon is assumed to have the form of a uniformly rotating
homogeneous triaxial ellipsoid and the perturbation is
represented in the form:
r, (p, - r+ (p)] + grad V, (22)
ri
The.princ:Lpal set of coordinates xyz is chosen to be the,
lunocentric system oriented along the principal axes 6f the
ellipsoid of inertia of the Moon for the epoch 196o.o-.: ln
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the derivation of the transformation formulae for this system
of coordinates it is assuined that the Moon modes in accordance
with the Cassini laws. The physical libration of the Moon
.�s neglected. The initial instant of time is chosen to be
t = 1960, October 24.0. At this instant the Moon is in
0
the neighbourhood of the perigee and is in the first quarter,
which may facilitate the observation of the satellite from the
Earth. The unii of time is one day and the unit of length is
10 mean radii of the Moon. -The other initial data assumed are:
2
M2 2129 90,
i M 1.375,
8
(38)
'17 .3?1 OW,
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where is the mean equatorial radius of the Earth,
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is the radius of the Yoon,
111 01 m Iand m2are the masses of the Floon, the Earth
and the Sun, respectively (mu 'ltiplied
by the gravitational constant) and
N is the average angular velocity of the Moon
around its axis.
The initial positions and velocities of the Earth and the
Sun in the principal system of coordinates xyz have the
following values:
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0 128 077 44 - 10?,
Y, 0. 167 612 08. 102,
0.245 209 82-101,
xt 0.128 601 29-104,
Y1 0.844 314 33-104,
(41),
z, 0. 118 582 14. 103,
jj 0.418 764 47 - 1 Ot,
0.325 042 31-101,
91
0.839 719 12-10-2,
0. 143 319 51 - 10-1,
0.229 757 57-10!,
.2 0.334 423 30-101.
The initial distribution of the Moon, the Earth and the Sun
at the initial instant of time Is as shown in Fig. 2.
The following.four orbits of the satellite are then computed:
1) polar orbit with small eccentricity (Cp)
2) equatorial orbit with small eccentricity (Ce)
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3) polar orbit with large oebentricity (Ep);
4) equatorial orbit with large eccentricity (Ee)
For polar orbits (Cp, Ep) at t it.,,%,ras assumed that:
0
900, 00, 17 1034o
The quantity was found from the condition that the" line
of nodes for the satellite orbit is perpendicular to tht
direction of the Sun. For the equatorial oAits (Ce, Ee) it
was assumed that:
0
i = 0 , -- + w = 1710340
(43)..
Table 1'gives the summary of the initial data (key to 'cable
1:- 1 - element; 2 - type of orbit.~
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Tull opOisTu Typ- 4 Or6~i
Melly
Cp
CIP
EP
E6
0. 15528270. 10o 0 0.18506'427-10, 0
cy 0-10191,879-W 0 0.121.50144-101 0
CT 0.103J2460:101 0 0.12290275-161
1 -0.12610546-1T - 1-0.1261051,6.10% 1-0.4692MA3.101, 1 -0.1,6925243-W
/y 0.10207686,1V 0.19207996.JO- 0.71473935-IT FO.7147393,r).100
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In the above table, M is the mean anomaly of the satellite.
The initial values of the elements were found for orbits with
low eccentricity from the condition:
hp 500 km, ha 1 500 km (44)
so that:
a 0.157 582 56, e 0-182 705 98 (45)
For orbits with large eccentricity the corresponding values
were;
hp = 500 km, ha = 10 000 km (46)
and:
a =-O-402 30841, e = o.679 869 28 (47).
The quantities h p and h a denote the height of the pericentre
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and the apocentre at the initial instant of time. Finally,
the mean anomaly M was chosen to be zero, ioe. at t 0 the
satellite was at the pericentre of its orbit. The integration
of the equations of motion was carried out by the Runge-Kutta
method. 19 equations of the first order and one time equation
were integrated. Table 3 gives the initial and final elements
of the orbits (key to Table 3: Title - Change in Orbit Elements
of the Satellite; 1 - type of orbit; 2 - number of revolutions;
3 a (in lunar radii); 4-- T (in days); 5 - CP; 6 - Ce;
7 Ep; 8 - Be.)
Fig. 3 gives the variation of the eccentricity with number of
complete revolutions. Fig. 4 gives a similar plot for the
quantity cos i and Fig. 5 gives the variation in the distance
of the pericentre (in lunar radii).
Complete numerical data on the basis of which these graphs were
plotted are reproduced. The authors intend to continue their
work in this field.
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Theie are 5 figures, 7 tables and 8 references:. 3 Soviet
and 5 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATlON; Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii Alcademii.
nauk SSSR (Institute of Theoretical Astronomy
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 22, 1960
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AUTHOR,. Brumberg, V. A.
TITLEt Random initial conditions and random parameters in
celestial mechanics
PERIODICAL9 Astronomicheskiy zhurnal, V.38, no.4, 1961, 738-753
TEXT: In-the theory'of motion of real ce'lestial.bodies, -,
the initial conditions and parameters (e.g. masses) are derived
from observations and are not, therefore, known exactly; they are
random quantities which obey known probability distributions,
The solution of the corresponding differential equations of
motion is then a random process and the aim of the theory is to
establish the associated probability distributions, The present
paper is concerned with this type of problem and is divided into
three sections. The first section is concerned with the
determination of the time interval within which one can predict
elliptical motion,. The point is that in most problems in classical
mechanics a slight indeterminacy in the initial conditions grows
with time and the prediction of the motion becomes less and less
reliable, M. Born (Ref.6t Dan.Mat,Fia.Medd., 30, No~2, 1955;
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Ref,7,. Z,Phys., 153;372z 1958) has established a
11principle of uncertainty" for classical mechanics- the more
accurate the action variables the less accurate the angular
variables, The-present author applies the Born approach to the
elliptic motion, The second section is concerned with random
initial conditions and random parameters-in the problem of two
bodies and the third section treats the case of'n bodies
(inaccuracies in initial conditions and masses), It is assumed
throughout that the initial distributions obey the normal law,
In actual practice the distribution of the initial conditions
must be-determined froffi the'observations themselves. as described
by M. F. Subbotin (Ref.91, Mat'Sbornik, 31,
296, 1923,, Ref.10%
Astron, Nachr,, 218, 5~ 1923). The paper is entirely mathematical
and no specific numerical calculations are given, There are
10 references? 6 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet,
ASSOCIATION-: Institut teoreticheskoy astronomii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Theoretical Astronomy. Academy of
Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED- September 17; 1960
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Total perturbations of the elements of artificial moon satellites.
Biul. Inst. teor. astron. 8 no.10005-732 162. (MIRA 17:8)

BRU14BERG I V.A.
Series of polynomiaJa in the pro'b'lem of three bodies. Biul. Inst.
teor.astron. 9 no-4231~-256 163, (MIRA 17:3)
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BRUMBEFG V. A,
"Theory of the motion of artificial lunar satellites."
report submitted for 15th Intl Astronautical Cong, Warsaw, 7-12 Sep 64.
Leningrad Inst for Theoretical Astronomy, AS USSR

SHUDELI, M.S.; CHERNOGUOSKAYA, N.A,i BRU14BFRG,-V.A.; ROZANOV, Yu.M.;
BRUI-IJ3ERG, Ye.M. . , - - , --
Effect of some metabolic poisons of the respiratory chain on the
ultraviolet fluorescence of cells. Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no. 2U47-
450 JI '64. (141RA 17:7)
1. Institut tsitclogii AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.I.
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AUTHOR: Brux'nberg, V. A.
TITLE: Repre entation of planet coordinates by trigonometric series
SOURCE: Rel. zh. Astronomiya, Abs. 9.51.87
REF SOURCE: ITr. In-ta teor. astron. AN SSSR, vyp. 11, 1966, 3-88
TOPIC TAGS: ~IaInetary orbit, ejwzdi=*a, three body problem, planet coordinate,
trigonometric sieries, planet, MACVW"dT*V=W5tt
ABSTRACT: The author developes a generalized theory of the large planets of the
solar system, t. e. , by a representation of planet coordinates in the form of purely
trigonometric 6;xpansions without secular terms. Two methods are suggested for
the practical d6velopment of such a theory by menns of modern computers. Both
methods utilize'rectangular coordinates, while the majority of the known methods
make use of osculating elements. The essence of the first method lies in the
applic-ation of the Hill-Browne lunar method to the planet problem. The inter-
mediate orbit W a periodic solution of the first order in the restricted three-body
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problem and a formal quasiperiodic solution of the planet problem. In both cases
tfie intermediate orbit yields all the inequalities which do not depend on planet
eccentricities and inclinations. The derived formulas make it possible to calculate'
the intermediate orbit up to and including third-order te'rms in relation to perturb-
ing masses. The second method consists in substituting trigonometric series
expressing rectangular coordinates in the planet-motion equation, in equating
the coefficients of the right and left sides with equal trigonometric indexes, and in
solving the nonlinear infinite algebraic system thus obtained for coefficients and
frequencies. This method is the more expedient for the development of a generaliz!
ed planet theory. The bibliography contains 43 titles. N. Yakhontova. [Transla-
tion of abstractl [DW]
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