SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT R. CHENKOV - N.N. CHENTSOV

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000308320017-7
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 12, 2000
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

CHE*,'KOV, R~
SURNAM-gGIVOM Nafto
CQtmtr7s - Bul,,,aria
Aesdade Begraw s .Dr
Affj]jatL=I ,Department of Neurology at the Advanced Medical Inotitute
isan Redi to-Inski-In-9 F-IM.3-1-1 "bia
Saw"$ Sofial Sreden Heditainski Rabotnikq No Il 1961l pp 40-44
The Nursele Duties in the Performance of Lumber Punctures'$

Military Medicine
BULGARIA
C61onel of the Medical Service, Higher~Mjlltary
+19102LIV jin"Stitute (Katedra po VPT r.GHS, Head Prof. G. Savov)
"Neuroses During War"
Sofia, Voenno Meilitainsko Delo, Vol 21. No 5. Oct 66. pp 6o-64
Abstract: During World War II, the ratio of neuroses to all
diseases of the central- nervous system In the USSR army was 26.6%
This compared with 53 and 64% in the Russi n the Russian-
Japanese war apd World War Is respectivelya,na:TY64 In the USA
army In World War II. While 80% of neurotic patieKs were
successfully treated and returned to active service in the USA army
In World War II, the corresponding figure in the USSR army was
88.2%, notwithstanding the very difficult wartime conditions in
the USSR. The Incidence of neuroses In the armed forces in
waretime reflects conditions which e3dst In the country In
question In peaces the Incidence of neuroses among the civilian
population In the USSR was on the decrease during the period
preceding World War II, while It Increased In the USA, as In-
dicated.by statistics of rejections in the draft during the war
1/2

CESNUITADZE
Blastic media with cylindrical hollows. ?rudy GPI no,608-46
156. (Kru 11: 2)
l.Kafedra stroltellany inkhaniki Grusinakogo politakhnichookogo
instituta im. S.M. 11rava, Tbilisi.
(Masticity)

CHEN-MAMANSAYEVAY T.P.
"W-tqe~
State of sexual functions following treatment of cancer of the
cervix uteri. Vop. onk. 11 no.9:16-21 165. (m~, 18:9)
1. Iz Instituta onkologii ATC SSSIR (dir. - deystvitellryy chlen
A1,91 SSSR Prof. A.I.Serebrov).

CHENOBYXV, A. M.
CHENOBYTCV, A. M. - "A Study of Regular
and Rotar7 Movement in the PIWsics
Leningrad, 1955. (Dissertation for
Pedagogical Sciences).
Movement through the Environment
Course inthe Intermediate School."
the Degree of Candidate in
So.: Knizhnoya Letopi,91., No, 8., 1956.

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 747
Chendbytov, Anatoliy Mildw7lovich
KrivolineYnoye i vrashchatelluoye dvizheniye v karse fiziki seredney shkoly
(Curvilinear and Rotary Notion in Secondary School Physics Course) Leningrad,
ucbPedgiz, 1957- 133 p. 25,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Savelova, Ye. V.; Tech.: Lenotlyeva, L.A.
PURPOSE: The book is intended as a guide for beginning teachers of secondary
schools teaching physics and mechanics. It stresses the easiest form of class
presentation of a subject to help students understand such concepts as force,
inertia,, velocity, acceleration, and the basic laws of dynamics.
COVMWE: The author describes a method that -,w tested and approved by the teach-
ing personnel of several Leningrad schools, who deal with the subject of curvIlls-
ear and rotary notion. He mpg out lessons and presents druRings of new devifts
which can be made in class. Chapter 4 conta-Ins questions and answers based an
Card 1/5

Curvilinear and Rotary (Cont.)
T4T
modern industrial and technical data. Problems connected with the study or
transmission gears in bicycles, seving machines, phonographs, and the practica
determination of the gear ratio are dealt with, and the author's exWrience Is
described In organizing study groups away from the class room. There are 51 draw-
ings. A list of 11 Soviet bibliographic references for pupils is included and
another list of 14 Soviet bibliographic references suggested for the benefit of
teachers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Ch. I. Content and Presentation
T
Ch. II. Methods of Studying the Subject 12
Basic outlines of the proposed method
Lesson 1. Conditions under which curvilinear nation occurs 14
Lesson 2. Motion of horizontally thrown body 21
Lesson 3. Laboratory vork. Study of parabolic motion of a
body 23
Lesson 4. Motion of a body thrown at an angle to the horizon 23
Card 2/ 5

Curvill" and Rotary (Coat.)
747
Lessoa 5. Solution of Prcb2.em
Lesson 6. Unlfom circular motion. Linear velocity
Lesson 7- Centripetal acceleration in uniform circular notion
Lesson So Centripetal force md its origin
Lesson go Analols of ezm=3 s and solution of problem
Lessort 10. Laboratory work an "ChecId n the eentriPetal force fo=iW
Lesson '11. AusUsIs or szonles and solution of probleim
Lesson l2o Copcept, or centripetal force
Lesson 13. RaMion of solid body, Angular velocity
Lesson 14. Kedualsms for trannittlng and transforming rotary motion
Lesson 15.. Forces acting on, particles of a rotating body
Lesson l6o Nechudmejkd technical inst&Uations based an the use of
Inert, bodies In circular motion
Lesson 17. Tes~ and review or the knowledge of the sl6jeet
Trips to places pertinent, to the subject
Ch. in. Description of New Devices
Set or devices for experiments in shadow projection
1. Fr=ed.glass for experiments in shadow projection
Card 3/5
25
2T
35
41
50
56
58
62
6T
TO
74
77
83
85
90
90
90

Curvilinear am Rotary (Cont-)
T4T
2. astacles for dametrating broken line motion 92
3. Curvilinear barrier 9 2~
4. Ilectrmspet 92
5. Device for dmonstrating the occurrence of circular notion 93
6. A cut ring 94
7. Pavice for dametrating centrifugal force 95
Device' for demonstratins direction of velocitY in circular motion 95
Device for obtaining qatifttive measurements to check the centripetal
force formulAi 96
Devices demonstrating circular notion under the action of grevity
and friction forces 100
Devices demmtrating the dependence of the path curvature upon the
magnitule of the original velocity and the magnitude of the acting force 102
Desonstration of the disintegration of a paraffin model of a flywheel 104
Device for denionstrating "centrifugal.'' casting 105
Laboratory equipment for "Checking the formula of centripetal force" 107
Ch. Mi PrdbJAw;.WW.,QtwiBtiox9 on the Subject
109
Card 4/5

CurviUssax and ItOtW7 (COnt-) 747
Inerluental lirablaw 325
Problems and questIms U6
Technical "Ism 118
Ch. V. Outside Work Coonected With the Stu4y of the Subject M
Studies of the fteles clfAb
Conducting a students' evenlM Used on a theme 126
BibUqpm*y for the teacher 132
AVAIIABLI: Llbrwy of CoWess
Card 5/5 BK/SRP
10-30-58

rermst,
. v
wm r-rays gross
qp - kywynki of tm
01OW ~WWUtKbft of
=
40craw" witb in.
dw %.4 Of
KOW of
"-t'-A4:t6r%A it.
by Nec, ~ sar"aw sn'l
'-a'- lay.
Is "son in own
.fits N &: XH.aftef
E. A. 11.

a $1 12 13 M a
*2 TO A& a It J. Q do one
00 A $I ..D Joe 000te
L
.6"Itus AND pectlettis mots
Ito(,
Ad,
I d' plaft. IL A.
A 671-
-D
ri V
:of
009 o
i
-
MIP-Millubw
V
Va
00: do dsmw3 -cf go 100
go #1=606!1~~!" Of ftb4 but 40 4 -00
ood

00
unaffin"ll, F&OV,
hAft "

i woe

=00
00 lp
tbom
ed"
d whdw 40

q
IL T. 0
00 COO
00 goo
00 moo
Aroo
COO
goo

1000
=00
too
&SO-ILA GIM&ORK" U"MVM CLMWCAVM
FOS
so" .000 1
.10
00
sebew 040 env so M 0.- 11,
;ddl, sail lot a I a ft a a 0 1 0 v 9 a 3 4 T
d".
000000:0000
0,000
o rts
A
s
i a
0000600000004*00 ; : : DJL

Ode-
see goo
00
Z- see
O*W grog
woo,
goo
woo
a fee
0.
see
see
goo
woo
woo
000
saw" "Now
woo
200,
100
M 9 MV 10 A 4 Im & 9 a a 2 0 W

see
eell
Ooft
oes
esp.,
00-
0
AIC RLDI- CPU*% TWWI v I" b if u11 ! It 'a 0 a A 41 a At 4
A a a 6 . a P.Iit co AV is V&
----------- -
r -v evir-Im w-
IF
lio
aim
gyp"
ammmu

C, it &few .11CIFIT ff it It

0 Ng
.700
[see
P 9 60
;too
.900
0
0
00
see
90

i
s zi V ILUNV I we"
L
,A Lkill -Lt. a x -1-j "I AA
00 a ' Mtims
IDS AM #*c"*Tlf6 W."A
00
Afep 0
sip a
Aulm"
SL
99
00 a 3 m A. V.
INK, t% m-
-lot 6w
Sao& iB.
AN 10*1'
Isis
OF
It
ASO.SLA AGULL CALUMMIMCLAWRAVOR
IBM simelavs
431111 AM am
IF
00
To
40
ago

CHENOCH, M. A.
*Remrqm pour le asnoire, Influence des rayons penetrants du radium sur lea proprietes
colloldco4tImIques des sole do golstineem t7 I-L A. Chenoche (p 956)
SO# Joumal. of General Chmistx7 (Ummal. Obahchal Wall) 1941p vol 11v nc 11o

CHNNOXAL, V.G.; SFM, B.L., agronom
Growing winter barley In the ukraine. Zemledelle 7 no.8:37-62
Ag '59. (MIRA 12:10)
1*Zamestitell nachallniks Glaynogo upravlenlya semledellya
Ministerstva sell skogo khozyaystva USSR (for Chenokal).
20krainskaya impekturs po sortoispytanlyn (for Sher).
(Ukraine--Barley)

KU~7,11MENKO, M.V.; CHENOKAL, V.G.
Miethods for corn Planting. Zeriledalle ?? =-.,'1:37,1~21 Mor 105.
(MIRA 1816)
1. Ministerstva sellskogo khozyaystva UkiSSR.

CHENOMORDZ,D., professor
The role of railroad transport in developing the country's pro-
ductive forces. Zhol.dorstransp. no.11:23-31 N,47- (MLRA 8:12)
1. Doktor skonomlchosklkh neuk
(Railroads)

Ct&NOUS()V * V.D.
Coiditions governing the .1"Ormation of oil pools In the Arlan
oil field. Geol. nafti , gaza 8 no.300-32 lIr 164.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Nefteprorqslovoye uprav.1miye Arlanneft-1.

X. K.
K&CTMC AND CUTTITG VNMR 19ATER IF TOE SOVIET
M(M.'K. 1. gagg. (ST.--RwM'][O 1949, vol. 9, Aug., pp.
210-1121 So"** ppe. 129-231) (in. Casch) The author has
developed uo*Ade at oUstric, voldong urAer water cc the
best* of 0 san4ed ~ out 1A 1942-43/ Standard
twe am* wire wiJ& garbn up to 0.189 Is usede
The easft= Is- wMAIS at UMIX Pround MainsEml '
substances n1mad with vateralass and dried at 200-WO*Co to
r4mwvw moisture evurely mg to Increase asohanical stranetlu
Tits easting Is required to develop a orator and to generate
pses with a low Ionization potentiale It is possible to
produce under meter the essis types of w old an are um lin
sire The quality at welds Is satisfactory and to nVtwe
tests a tomile Mj=jb of 35~1 to 3707 kg-/Oqo Me

from the cut. In 1942, 43? soot~'ons of an iou-bronking
structure of a bridge -ore cut under vmt-or in 40 six-hour
shifts. The total lon:-tl, out vas 137m
.. T,-o cutting
speed was about five times as hiSL as when uain& an oxy-
hydrogen f1me. Cutting by electric are is aompatitivo
with any other methods for thichnesses up to 15=. Ex-
perimerits were also carried out with cutting by electric
are and an oxygen stream. A current of ZOO amp, is rojuired
and the o7Zgem consumption is omp-third tO mae- quarter
or that for cutting with am oxy-hygropn flame. Diffloul-
ticis are encountered with the elvotrodoG as these burn
army very rapidly. k; orimetitis with li(
XP ..xuid ftolsfor aut&L-w,
war* also sucadsoful and a burner is at present being
developed for under-ymter cuttin& -with petrol atomized by
an mWgqn etr~am. EG

GEEMSKIMi Ye.P.. klinicheskiy ordinator.
Osseous system of adults with active pulmonary tuberculosis. Probl.
tub. 35 no,6:75-81 '57. (MIRA 12:1)
1. 1z Yakutskogo filiala (dir. Ye. N. Andreyev) Institute, tuberkuleza
ANN SM.
(TUBZIGUIWIS, PUIMNARY, manIfest,
skeletal changes. x-ray manifest. Ohs))
OWI AND BOM in various die.
- tuberc., pulm,g x-ray manifest, Oag))

POLETAYEV, S.D., kand. med. nwA; red., KATITARBAYETA, ZY-K., 1,4-nd.
kand, irpd. nauk, nc-.d.; SIHE'~--
ined. nauk, rell.v.~Hq
1,,B., red.;
[Abstracts of reports cf tile Scientific Session of the Fazakh
Scientif!'.- Researl^h Institute of Tuberculosis and the Republic
Scientifio Medical Sooluty of Plithisio-logyists] Tezisy dokladov
Nauchnoi sessij Kpzakhskog,-i nauchnc-isslednvatel'sko-go institu-
ta tuberkuleza i Resp-ablikanskogo nauclurioge-med-Itsinskogo ob-
shchestva. ftizlatont. A'Ima-Ata, M-vo zdravookbranenila Razakh-
skoi SSR, 1962. 129 p. (MTRA 18-.411
1. Nauchnaya. sassiya Kazakhskcgc. nauchno-issledovat-e-l'skogo
_nstituta tuberkuleza i respublikanskogo nwichnogo med-itsin-
skogo obsbehest-Na ftiziatrov. 1962. 2. Kazakhsk-ly nauchno-
issledovatellskiy instwitu-.; tuberkuleza, Alma--At

CHENSKIYP L. !,
Holing chutes with the help of the "KomvcvoJats" ccal cutter-
loader. Ugoll 39 no,507 my 164. (MIRA :17:8)
1. Pomoshchnik glavnogo inzhenera shakhtoupravleniya "Ugle-
gorsko5re-Zapadnoyon kombinata Artemugoll.

CIMTE14IROV, M.
A--
Direct,jall potest"Is to the further industrialization of construction.
Na stfo-L- Roo. 3 no.2;18-2e F 162. (Aftti 16:2)
Is, Zwootitelt"predoedatelya KVbyshevokogo aoveta narodmpgo
khosyayetva.
(Kuybyshev Province-,Conatruction in
mater=' L) ustry)
tanyuyvnev Provinge.-Bailding

CHnISKIXH, Ye. P.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "State of the bone system in adults ill
with active tuberculosis of the lungs in the Yakutskaya ASSR."
Alma-Ata, 10,61. 12 pp; (Kazakh State Medical Inst); 310 copies;
price not given; (KL, 5-61 sup, 207)

CRENTEMIROVA, A.G.
Students' independent vork on ge6graphy lessons. GeOg. T
shkole 26 no.2:56-58 Mr-Ap 163. (MMA 16:4)
1, 207-ya shkola Koakvy.
(Geoffmvby-Ztudy and teaching)

CINIT"V-A edaktor; MWYNOVA. M.P.. vedushchiv redaktor;
- X . r
.119NOWS.- A.V.. tokbnicheskiy redaktor
[Building apartment houses with large brick blocks; the experience
of no.4. construction departnent of Trust no*25 of the Main Petroleum
Plant in the city of Novoknibyshavsk] Strottelletvo zhilogo don& Is
krupnykh kirpichnykh blokov; opyt Strolupravlanita no.4 treats no.25
Glavneftesavodstrola v g.Novokutbyehavoke. Moskva. Goa. nauchno-tekba.
Izd-vo noftianol I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry. 1956. 52 p. (MLIA 9:8)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Upravlenlys rabochikh k&drov. truds,
i sarabotnoy platy.
(Building blocks) (Apartment houses)

OUNMIRDY, M.G.
Axperimental-demorAtration construction of apartment houses from
large brick building blocks. Strei.pred.neft.prom. I no.1:4-8 Mr
156, (Building blocks) Dan 9:9)

CHIINTEMIROV K.G.
Using industrial methods in building chemical plants and petroleum
refineries. krom. strol. 37 no.6:8-15 Je 159.
(MIRA 12:8)
1.4amestitell pre4asdatelys. Kuybyshevskoge movnarkhosa.
(Petroleum refineries) (Chemical plants)
(1hybyshev Yrovlnco-Construction Industry)

CONMa". C. Sotsialisticheskogo Truda
Vero of laftstriallsation of housing construction in
the Kuybyshev Beonomic Administrative Region. ZhIl.strol.
no. 8:2-6 160. - (NIEL 13:8)
1. 7ALmestitell predsedstelya Kuyb7shevskogo sovaurkhoss.
(Kuybyshev Province-Precast concrete construction)
(Apartment houses)

Ai d-,
M*Got Geroy Sotsiallatichookogo Truda
Using precast reinforced concrete in the "yehem, Sconoodc
Region. Bet. I xholo-bet noo8:345-348 Ag 1609
(NIU 13s8)
1. Zmestitell predeedatelya "yehevskogo movnarkhosao
(Kuybyshev Province-Precast concrete construction)

BELOTSERKOVSKIY; I.G,;.CMWTR-tIROVp M.Gj SHUIWIKOVj F.P.; MAYUSINOV,
W.P. - ~ ;bV-
id--;MIUVO A, G.S.P red. izdpva; WROWIET,
nauchWy re
W.K.p tekbn. red.
(Now developments in planning labor in construction;
practices of the Kvqbyshav Economic Council]Novof V plani-
rovanii truda v stroitellstve; opyt Kuil~rshevsko sovnar-
kboza. Moskva,, Gosstroiizdat,, 1962. 57 p. WA 15:9)
(Kuibyshev Province-Construction industry-Labor productivity)

CHENTWIlROV.-Minas Georgiye7ich; GORNYKH,Viktor Petrovich;
9 ' ' '
- - CmWINSuYA , n'.L.."red.; SHEVCJMIKO, T.14.,, tekhn.red.
[Manufacturing and using keramzit] Proizvodstvo i prime-
nenie keramzita. Moskvaq Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 101 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

I ACC NRt AP6035719 ?',p S6UR'CE CODE: UR/0413/697000/019/0079/0079
INVENTOR: Barkova, M. V.;
-qhentemtoy~,_ J.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of obtaining a binder for fiber glass reinforced plastic. Class 39,
No. 186672
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 19, 1966,
79
TOPIC TAGS: binder, glass reinforced plastic
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of obtaining a binder for
fiber glass reinforced plastic using butadiene styrene rubber. To maintain the
--V strength characteristics at increased temperatures, the rubber is mixed with
I
dymalimide in the ratio of 0. 25:1 to 2:1, following which the mixture is suspended
in chloroform. (Translation) [NTJ
SUB CODE: l1/ SUBM DATE: 02Apr65/
Card UDC: 678.86:678.762. 2-134.662

ACC NRs AP6000975 SOURCE CODE! Lm/o286/65/000/022/0057/0057
v
INVENTOR: Barkova,_ M. V Lebedeva ~L. V.; Lokantseva, 1. M.. Zaviralina, T. P.0
Chentemirova, M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Preparation of heat--resistant epoxy compounds. Class. 39, No. 1763
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 22, 1965, 57
TOPIC TAGS:. epoxy plastic, heat resistance, irradiation resistance,,4.,,f xlj~
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate haabeen issued for a prep t method for heat-
pnd Tadiation-resistant/Ccompounds based on epoxy resin4raMA=ftring agent. The
method provides for the use 9,10-dihydroanthracene, or the 9ilO-endo-a,o-succinic
anhydride'(sicl,an-adduct of maleic anhydride and enthracene. (BOI
SUB CODE:-, I/ ~01/ SUBM DATE: lq.Tul63/ ATD PRESS:
I.- Cam ill UDc: 678.643,043

CMWTSOV, A.G.
vwoo,~- ,
[Remote results In application of tissue therapyin eye diseases]
Dalluelshis, nablindenila nad primenenten tkanevoi terapii pri
glasnykh bolesniakh. Vest.oft. 29 no. 2:42-47 Mr-Ap 150.(CLNL 19:1)
1. Of the *a Clinic (Director -- Corresponding Member of the
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR Prof. A.U.Samoylov) of the First
Moscow Order of Lening Medical Institute.

ABRAMYAN, A.Ya., prof.; BUSALOV, A.A., prof.; VELIKORETSKIY, A.N.,
prof.; GROZDOV, D.M., prof.; DORMIDONTOVA, K.V.., dots.;
ZHMAKIN, K.N.p prof.; KORNEV, P.G.j LEVIT, V.S.prof.
(deceased]; LIKHACIMV, A.G., prof.; 1A)BACHEV, S.V., prof.;
MOLODAYA, Ye.K.., prof.; PETROV, B.A.; PRIOROV, N.N.rdeceased];
SALISHCHEV, V.E., prof. [deceased]; SAPOZHKOV, P.I., prof.
[deceased]l TERNOVSKIY, S.D. [deceased]; FAYERMAN, I.L., prof.,
zasl. deyatell nauki; CHAKLIN, V.D.; CMTSQV0_A..G.,_prq:~.
[Aece4gq4], CIERNAVSKIY, V., prof.; SHADURSKIY, K.S., nrof.;
SHAURMAN, Ye.S., prof.; VELIKORETSKIY, A.N., prof.i red.;
GORELIK, S.L., dots., red.; YELANSKIY, N.N., red.; STRUCHKOVA,
V.I., red.; RYBUSHKIN, I.N., red.; BULIDYAYEV, N.A., tekhn.
red.
[Surgeon's manual in two volumes] Spravochnik khirurga v dvukh
tomakh. Moskva, Medgiz. Vol.2. 1961. 642 p. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR (for Yelanskiy, Struchkova,
Petrov, Ternovskiy, Cheklin). 2. Deystviteltnyy chlen ANN SSSR
(for Kornev, Priorov).

MI]MATIOV. V.V.; SHAVRIN, S-V-; CMTSOV..-A.--VAl.,, WSAM. P.S.;
SAPOSHRIEVA, T.V.; OSIKOVSXIIH, L.L.
Continuous process of separating titanium slags from Iron-titanl=
concentrates* TrWW lust. met. WAR SSSR u0,2:47-54 158.
1 (MIRA 12:4)
(Titanium ores) (Ore dressing)

KIIHATWT, V.V.; XUDMOV, B-Z.; ZHUCHEN, V.I.,- CHENTSOV, A.V.;
OSDWSXIZH, L.L.
Smelting Bakal oree with waximm use of olderltes In blast furnace
charges. TrwW Inst. not. UFAR SSSR no.2:61-66 158. (~aU 12:4)
(Bakal region-Siderites) (Plant furnace@)

SOV/133-59-6-3/41
AUTHORS: Chentsov, A.V., Felldman, B.A. and Shavrin, S.V.
TITLE: DE~Ivlg~ irm of Drop in Blast Temperature in the
Blow Pipes of Blast Furnaces (K voprosu o poteryakh
temperatury dutlya v soplakh domennykh pechey)
PERIODICAL:Stalv, 1959, Nr 6, pp 495-496 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In view of the lack of agreement in the published
literature on the temperature drop of blast in
insulated and non-insulated blow pipes, thermal
calculations (Fig 1) and experimental determination
of the actual temperature drop in non-insulated
blow pipes were carried out It is pointed out that
the differences in the temperature drop obtained by
various authors may be due to using unscreened
thermocouples. As a confirmation of the above
supposition, a comparison of temperature drop of blast
along the length of a blow pipe measured with
unscreened and screened (Fig 2) thermocouples was
carried out (Fig 3). It was found that the temperature
drop of blast,seasured with screened thermocouples,
Card 1/2 was 11-120C an against 20-24*C when measured with

SOV/133-59-6-3/41
On the Problem of Drop in Blast Temperature in the Blow Pipes of
Blast Furnaces
unscreened thermocouples. There are 3 figures and
7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallurgii UFAN i Alapayevskly
metallurgicheskiy kombinat (Institute of Metallurgy
of the UFAN and the Alapayevsk Metallurgical Combine)
Card 2/2

SHAVRIN, S.V.; CER]"Sov, A.V.
Calculating the height,of heat exchange stages in shaft furnaces.
Izv. vys. ucheb. saw.; chern. met. no. 11:27-31 460.
(KIU 13:12)
1. Institut ustallurgii Ural'skogo filiala 0 SSSR.
(Blast furnaces) (Heat-Transaission)

SMVRIN, S.T.; CHUTSOV, A.T.
Beat exchange in shaft furnaces. Isy.vys.ucheb.say.; chern.
not. no.5:172-176 160. (MI" 13:6)
1. Institut setallurgii Urallelwgo filial& Akademil nauk SLUe
(Metallurgical furnaces) (Rest-Transmission)

YURIYZV, Boris NikolaysTich; YMIrEVA9 Lidlya Vasil'yovna4,ZMSOV, A.Y.,
retsenzent; SKOROBOGACHEVA, A.P., red. izd-va; MATLIW-,R-.N-.p tekkm-.---
red . -
[Methods of calculating blaot-furmace melting] Metody rascheta dowen-
noi plavkj,'* SverdloTskq Goo. naucbno-tekbn. izd-vo lit-ry po cbernoi
i tsvetnoi wtalltwgil 1961. 304 P. (KIRA 34:8)
IBIAst furnaces)

REZNIGHENKO, V.A.; SIDORENIO, G.D.; SOLOVIIEV, V,I,; KARYIIZIP, I.A.;
DMITROVSKIY, Yo.B.; AFAIIASIIEV, T,,V,; Prinimali vcbAr,3MyGs
MIKILMOV, V.V.; SIUMINA, S.V.; CHEN-TSOV, A.V.
Developing a procedure for the electria smelting of perovskite
and titanium-magnetite sinter. Titan i ego splavy no.5:5-4-59
161. (MIRA 15:2)
(Titanium-IL1 ectrometallurgy)

MIMMV, V.V.; SHANRIN, S.V.; CHENTSOV, Aj,
C, -
Testing a metanurgical flowsheet * the treatment of
disseminated ores,. Titan. i ego sAvy no.5:65-~ 161o (MIRA 15:2)
(Ore dreseing-Testing)

SHAVRIN, S.V.; CHENTSOV A.V.- ZAKHAROV, I.N.; PASHKEYEV, G.G.;
USHA I . 0; v S.S.; LEYDNTSEV, Yu.A.
Blast furnace melting of high basicity sinter. Stall 24
no.8:680-684 Ag 164. (MIRA l7s9)
1. Institut metallurgiii v g. Sverdlovske i Chusovskoy
metallurgicheakLy sayod,
I,

, B. A.
2402/0 CIM' SOV, D. A. Regeneratsiya somaticlros]dkh PWshc,-ts mallkov foreLi
pri malykh -oovrczhdeniyakh. Trudy 101mid. I'led. Naulk SSSR, T. iii, 194?.
S. 208-10. .
SO: Letopis, I-To. 32, 1940,

CHENTSOV. B. V.
CHWSDV, B. V. -- 'IFertilizing Value of Peat Composts in Connection with the
Development of Microflora Therein.0 Aced Scl Latvian SSR, Inst of Microbiology, 1955
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences)
SD: Izvestiva.Ak. fi" Latylvakoy SSR. No- 9. SePt-, 1955

CHENTSOV., B.V.
Antibiotic cbaracteriatien of the tiesuea of the ctenophore
Beroe wasumia Fabr. and the museel.Mytilue edulis L. Trudy
NMI no.4:229Q,43 162. (MIRA 15: 11)
1. Laboratoriya emynitellnoy eksperimentallnoy embriologii
(zav. - B.P. Tokin) Murmanskogo*morskogo biologicheakogo
instituta.
(Ctenophora (coe:Lenterata))
(Mussels) (Antibiotics)

CHENTSOV, B.V.
Poisonous and antimicrobic substances in the tissues of
some marine invertebrates. Trudy MMBI no.4:244-249 162.
(MIRA 15:11)
1. Laboratoriya. arevnitellnoy i eksperimentallnoy
embriologii (zav, - B.P. Tokin) Murmawkogo morakogo
biologichaskajo irAtituta,
(Marina fauna) (Poisonous ani-I ) (Antibiotics)

. CWTSOV, B.Va
ffntimicrobial actim of the tissues of Ctenophora Beroe cuamis
fabr. Antiblotiki 7 no,lOs9OO-902' 0162 (MIRA l6xl2)
1. Laboratori-ya sravnitellnoy i eksperimentalln.py embriologii
(zav. - prof. B.P. Tokin) Humanskogo morskogo biologicheskogo
instituta Kollskogo filiala imeni S.M. Kirova AN SSSR.

CIIENTSOV, B.V.
Antimicrobial activity of tissues and o,-gans of the ctenophoro Bero~
cucumis Fabr, and the mussel IVtilus edulis L. Trudy MMBI, no.5:
226-231 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Lftboratoriya sravnitaltnoy i eksperim,?ntallnoy entbriollogii
(zav. - B.P.Tokin) Murmanskogo morskogo biclogicheskogo instituta.

FRAZDNIKOV, Ye.V.; FlSHKOVA, E.S.; CHENTSOV, B.V.; MHAYLOVA, I.G.
Antimicrobial properties of the inflammation focus of the mussel
mantle. Trudy M4BI no.5:232-243 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Laboratoriya sravnitellnoy i eksperimentallnoy embriologii
(zav. - B.P.Tokin) Murmanskogo morskogo biologicheskogo instituta.

13~2'1 LN ) SOURCE CODE; UR/0413/66/000/008/0137/0138
--`AUTHORS: Muratikov, L. N.; Otyagin, Ye. F.; Chentsov, B. V.; Taypina, S. F.; Kuzlmin,
V. G.
ORG: none
TITLE: An automatic steering device for a ship. Class 65, No- 160974
'SOURCE: Izobreteniya, prowfahlennyye obraztey, %tvarnyye znaki, no. 6, 1966, 137-138
TOPIC TAGS: ship component, ship navigation, rudder, automatic central design
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents an automatic steering device for a ship.
The device includes a gyro induction compass with a course angle signal controller
coupled with the course angle signal receiver of the follow-up system and with the
output signal amplifier. The device also contains coarse and fine readout scales,
reducing gear trains, and a tachometer-generator. The design increases the reliability
,of the automatic stabilization of the motion to any current value of the course and
insures smooth turns of the ship with a given angular circulation rate. The course
antle signal controller of the gyro induction compass and the receiver of the follow-u~,-
sy0em are connected by electrical circuits. The motor of the follow-up system
prq4esses the cumulative signal of the controller and receiver. The stator of the
course angle controller and the tachometer-generator are kinematically connected with
the reducing gear train of the follow-up system when the controller rotor is stationary.!
uDc: 629.12.014.6-523

ACC NR: AP6013321
0
The reducing gear train generates electric signals proportional to the deviation of
the ship from the course and to the angular rate of the change of the course. Each.of
,the signals enters the amplifier and is sent to the operating motor of the rudder
cross arm (see Fig. 1).
Fig. 1. 1 - gyro induction compass; 2 - course
angle signal detector; 3 - signal receiver; 4
output signal amplifier; 5 fine readout scale;
6 - tachometer-generator; 7 motor of the
follow-up system; 8 - stator of the course angle
controller; 9 rotor of the course angle
controller; 10 amplifier; 11 - operating motor
of the rudder cross-arm; 12 - rudder negative
feedback detector; 13 - negative feedback coeffi-
cieat regulator; 14 - reducing gear train of the
turn controller of the ship; 15 scale of a
given change of the course; 16 crank; 17
motor-integrator; 18 - reducing gear train
Me reducing gear train generates electric signals proportional to the deviation of
the ship from the course and to the angular rate of the change of the course. Each of
Ithe signals enters the amplifier and is sent to the operating motor of the rudder

ACC NRt AP6013321
0
cross arm (see Fig. 1). The rotor of the controller is electrically connected with
the negative feedback detector. This feedback detector is equipped with a negative
Seedback coefficient regulator. The rotor of the course controller is kinematically
connected with the reducing gear train of the turn controller of the ship for a
relative given course. This turn controller reducing gear is equipped with a course
change scale, a friction clutch, and with a crank which is used for establishing the
new course readout on the scale. To match the position of the course controller rotor
with the stator, the rotor winding way be connected to the input of the amplifierg and
the negative feedback detector winding may be disconnected. To make the selection of
the integration coefficient more precise, the output axis of the motor-integrator is
connected to the mechanical differential by a reducing gear train. Orig. art. hast I
figure.
SUB CODE: 13/ SM DATE: 02Apr64
Card

USSR
'ACCESSION MR: ui3oo4,648 S/0286/63/0~01QO6/0036/0037
AWFOR:'- n2watikqv, L. N; Otvagin, Te..F.; Chefitsov, B.-V.;:kUZ1min, V. G.
T;TLv-:* A.gyroinductive compass. Authorts Certificate* IM153.~t4.
-Class G-01c; 42j 33sub5o
SOTWE Byul.- iz6bret., I tovm-n kov no.-6, 1963. 36"37.
y*kh tnal
TOP1C:'.TAG5:-*gyrondu6ctiv9 cornri
ass, Mmoscop".-~rvo-meehanls~ri qompass
ABSMACT~q A Syroinductive compass wUlch includds a gyroscop4~'unit, an
inductite, serlsor of the geomagnetic field, soveral moment correcting sensors
a liquid plendulwa, switch LAbstractor's , Note:` mdrauny ballistic/i an
ex1plifier, :a servo-nechanism angle indicator, 'and a servomecharOLsm having
a two-phase a-6 drive and a reduction gear boxi. ch;~ractarized in that,
to Improver the precision of compass indication,. the horizontal axis of
the inducIA-ve sonsor Is mounted an a phantan ring parallel to the
CaM.,

IVANOVP N;; ~HMSOV
___ I,
Analysis of.the carrying out of the costs plan by enterprises. Fin.
S= 37 nD.5-.72-75 IV 263. (IURA 16:5)
(Costs,, Industrial)

is 4 11 It It4
(X go
00
of .3
IRS
so
00
00
It
1, M 14 IS 36 V 36 M 4: A1 43
Ran me 1. G. cbrutruv. Ru~.
:114.130, Aug. St. IT 'itc
with IINO. &W 04U. is Lxii" to - 10* to Thc
M111. MOM Nettled (CtMt&. CA(N0.).) 6 filtemi off and
disiolvical in a small suit. of water. 11hu,4iliates of the
rate earths fcp. in flake
&1714414*1 U&SIVICAT"
------- ..... ...
OF Is
fA a Od 0
100 0 0 0 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
0 ** * 0 910 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 * 0
a a a 9
0 0 0 0
0 0 * 0
coo
go*
0**
too
zoo
I wee
U09

*
L 1 0
I it I I? is A w " L' 11 is it u 9 so 4) it Q it 44 4) C
-A, V. "-A-1 A-_r -_L__L m_tt- F Q A I _1 - V I ;JL-A -
,I AA 10 tt W tj b a,
-

00.4
:00
00

00
*0 Cadmin is
k
K dw Ponat" of dw Kdbin Stumit" of
I
i
k
d
H
A
C
W
G
1 .00
'
00 an
bd W%
urov
c
.
.
n.
.-
...
.an
-
S
5
Is
2W
21Z
R
19 ) (i
V Bee

so -
n
.
.
.
.
Mill
.
uw of the vectral tit* M21.15 A. tbr conw.
=00
00 1! tit a wm drid. In 23 umpki by ibir rdative intir"i 4
'
t
hi
v
A roo
,
s nwt
i
. T
w
this Use comipmed to that of Ra 791 L.
coo

00 -mat*$ ow to drt. CS to 0,405%,

.4. Nine of the smaiples itlicm-d avrr
from 0.0115% to 0.49

1
7
ZOO

00 a! 0.1%C9. Rbandlivintaboddil. Itappmrspositibir
k
l
d
h
f
h
k
i" 1
::
a
T
tem cum
. nay twove pm"
t
at some o
e
p
imm. sawricirs of Cs as well as Rb and Li. 0. F. S.
'COO
i AGO
00
woo
=00
ass I L & Md7&tLUPGK.L LITIEVATION41 C
L_ -_ _ . - --- .--. - -_ -_ __ - 7 _ LOSOICATICO
. . - - --------- Uz- CS 00

goo
whiso -J F $*Java 4,9 C.. . a.(

' `
ISI

-
0
u is AT NO
"is It V 1, 1, apat units stun HO 11 Ilia A I a ew 0 is a I
T &
j a a 3 41
ago
0 1
00004900 004~Goooooooooo
00000090400400
4 o0
600604000000*9 0000000 00000006600009
: 00:

Atomnaja Energija, .1, fasc- 5, 113-114 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1726
author was able to separate pure crystalline apatite material which was con-
siderably enriched by uranium. The careful microscopic investigation proved
the homogeneity of the separated crystals as well as the lack of mechanical
admixtures in them. The crystals consisted of apatite, to which calcium
carbonate and igrite were aaeociatedg which were completely separated from the
apatite crystals. The samples were free from organic substances which often
pigment the phosphorites. Uraniferous apatite was also deposited from fossile
bone tissues. On this occasion the apatite was completely separated from the
calcite and pyrite, and it contained only traces of admixtures. The micros-
copic examination of the deposited apatite aggregates proved their purity.
The mineral was recognized as being apatite' flith a foil- and featherlike
structure and with a very low double diffraction. The mineral is transparent
and has no inclusions.
The X-ray pictures of the uraniferous phosphates deposited from fossils bones
are similar to the X-ray picture of apatite, with no additional lines
occurring. The results of the chemical analysis agree well with the formula
of apatite. Re-calculation of the analyses favors the replacement of the
Ca(F, OH)2 -groups by U02'
Thus, uranium apatite a Ca 9(PO 4)6 Ca(F, ON)2 . b Ca9(PO 4)6 UO2must now be
added to the already known uranium metals.
INSTITUTION:

CMINSOV, 1. 0.
------- -1- .''
Problems In the mineralogy and geochouletry of some sedimn-
tary uranium ore occurrences. Trudy IGAN no.28:43-82 '59.
(MM 13:4)
(Uranium ores)

CHEMBOV. I,G,-,- -
Selenium In Paleogene depoelts of Central Asia. Trudy IGIN
so.28:8349 159. (MIRA 13:4)
(Fereass.-Solealum)

d N' `9
roc:w
1
W.
01,
of
Int
and
Pills
R
phis
rn
Ir, a
C!"i
-Tiot
0111 Solfte
,960.-
S
0 teut T~o rog;P. 9
V~ t tite
00, pe '04,0
e0jo ervde 9 art IS
oirt UT.. - . .9,1,.G toro , toic
Zykufn uIeS roll
110 Ij
141 , mltl .
Ike -ta Geo 40 - _SUe Of 'ji
_b,4
4,ovis
"'CL- 19159, 110. t IS esta. jner% + se
,res. joro ccvoi~vl .6
coylteT~ Y.40 a S
roe 0-f OX, DrA L
aL 'arelllum tyler
,.,ease 06 0 ,O:~eatio"S ana W ovievt - U100
0Tjt6 f 1,0,4e tolItAc t-Ltes c reolly ViXyl
All ani jas exiTa %I.
,dL peW"6,, ivapo ;Y~e 9 Te vo~ of
Via - ap 86 tep aD"'to -Ill p", 8: ort -Is TAO Jac tors
1-te rJavi 9Y atItess .,atives
UVIS0,14 1. 9p! 'Onich b tylorlte 13 e rocf.S
-Sbax pe dLlye aLeT -1TI ~.e 13-ft1j."te Th; of t1i AVI Some
--Tje~ ulet I'a S read) tylor .18nA . als bo Cl J.5 olle reT5
Of D'IS are taeIv bij p dL Ill eT %1 0
,aer~. OcjtS.% ecia ~.tyle'r MITV (I 50-1-ati-00 e
1-te r -cecOr&e t1jes
gra are aPPF Is 8,11cl 0 1 8v tile'ro Oat of
j.0a b6tes I
j:rLera T,~trat ~ 1,10 , 110.
m eotIce - til'JM SO ry dLT9 iormed
yt are
ea, 13 tax the
otipe , vs so vitll eraISP
3tey -- 14,.Le 1: 13 VAIT,
.-.tjovI 0 ~wi y

CHENTSCV, I.Ge
-
Sow migration forms of phosphor a. T~rudy ZGEN no.99:101-3-13
163. (KMA 16:9)
(Phosphorus)

CHENTSOV, 1. 1-1.
"Conversion of Electric Machines and Tables of Windina Data", Gosenergoizdat,
0
176, pp, 1950.

~5 6~^Ple V cook

S/015/60/000/008/001/003
A052/AI29
AUTHOR: Chentsov, 1. 0.
TITLE: On uranium contents in some rock-forming minerals
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhumal.Geologiya, no. 8, 1960, 144, abstract 14674
(Tr. In-ta geol. rudn. mestorozhd., petrogr., mineralogii i geokhimii.
AN S035R, 1959, no. 28, 142 - 147)
TM- An increased uranium content is established in homblende, biotite,
muscovite, apatite, chlorite and other rock-forming minerals of ancient granitolds
of Tien-Shan. Many granitoids have indications of an increased alkalinity. U mi-
nerals are met in pegmatites, in pneumatolytic and hydrothernal formations. In
granite rocks, their dike derivatives and pegmatites the accessory and second~.ry
minerals are appreciably spread, in which U is an important component. An increas-
ed U concentration is recorded in thorianite, thorite, orthite, zircon, monazite,
xen *otime, tantalum niobates and other minerals. Unlike Th, U is more bound with
mineralizers and hydrothermal solutions, and this-bond is one of the factors of
dissemination of U with the capillary hydrothermal solutions remaining in rocks
and with the dispersed minerals, which are formed out of these solutions. Some
Card 1/ 2

S/015/60/000/008/001/003
on uranium contents in some rock-forming minerals A05P_/A129
stocks and dikes of alkaline microcline granites show relatively increased U con-
tents. To investigate the radioactivity, fractions of rock-forming minerals were
isolated, of which the fraction of accessory minerals contained more than 1/3 U,
the fraction of femic rock-forming minerals up to 1/3 U and the fraction of feld-
spars and quartz less than 1/3 U. Under the action of HC1 on thin granite powders
and on heating, 30 to 60% of the total U contents in the rock are leached out,
whereby only a very small part of the r'ock is dissolved. A considerable quantity
of U is leached out of granites also by 2 - 5% soda solutions. On boiling powder
of rock-forming minerals in 50 ml of 2 N HC1 during an hour 50% and more of the
initial U content is leached out. Further dissolution of U proceeds very slowly
and parallel with the dissolution of the rock-forming minerals. Forms of isomor-
phism of U in rock-forming minerals are considered. Since U take* part in isomor-
phism of many minerals it disperses to a great extent in rocks. The content of U
in accessory and rock-fo ing inerals indicates its presence in magmatic solutions
r9+
not only in the form ofU J. Z also in the form of U"'+. Endocrypty, analogous"to
sorption, is one of the important factors of migration,~dispersion and concentra-
tion of U in endo- and exogenous formations.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation] R. F. Dankovtsev
Card 2/2

CROKSOY, I.T.; DULINA. R.K,; I)OTGATW, V.A.
Now mthod of determining shrinkage after wetting, Taket.prou.,
18 no.10:4.7-48 '0 158o (KIU 11111)
1, GlavW Insh, Kinskogo, tonkom*onnogo koubinsta (for Chontsov).
2, Zavedyashcheya laborstori"y Kinskogo tonkosukozmogo kmbinata
(for Dallas). 3. Naeliallnik Otdola tekhalchaskogo koutrolya
Kinakogo tonkoonkonnogo kombinata (for I)ovpylo).
(Textile fabric~--Testing)

CHMSOV I.V.
E)q)erience in the introduction of new equipment in the textile
iDdustry of White Russia. Tekst.prom. 21 no.7:94-95 Jl 161.
(MIU 14: 8)
L, Chlen Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-tekhaichoskoeo komiteta
Soveta Ministrov BSSR.
(White Russia-Textile industry-Equipment, and supplies)

GHENTSOVO I.V.
Efficiency of processing synthetic and wool fiber blends
vith the existing equipment. Takst. prM. 22 no.7&28-33
JI 16,?. (MIRA 17.--1)
1. Nachallnik otdala Gosudarstvennogo konitets. Soveta
Ministrov BSSR po koordinataii nauabno-iselodavatellakikh
rabot.

-G-ljE qY,.,_'L.Y,;,GUSEV, V.Ye.., prof., rukovoditell raboty
Effect of the diameter of a synthetic fiber on the magnitude of the
static charge in carding* Tekst.prom. 23 no.11:42-46 N 163.
(MIRA 27:1)
1. Nachallnik otdela Gosudarstvennogo komiteta Soveta Ministrov BSSR
po koordinatskii nauchno-issledovatellskikh rabot (for Chentsov)o 29
Zaveduyushchiy kafedroy pryadenilya shersti Moskovskogo tekstillnogo
instituta (for Gusev).

I.!.. I",!iI-NTS0VA$ K.I.
Ilev otate standard for the lasts for shoe manufacture. Kozh.-obuv.
proms 7 rio.3*.7-10 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:10)

CHNNSOV, X.P.
O",_ ~O~rating fleet an reservoirs during etorrV weather* Rech.transp. 18
no.3:43 Mr 159. - (MIRk 12:4)
1
1. Zamentitel, glevnogo d1spetchera Vaosoyuznogn ob"yedinaniya rechnogo,
paroldiodetya (TORP). (Reservoirs-Navigation) (Storms)

2AKHOV, Konstantin Stopanovich, inzh.; CHENTSOV KonBtantin Petrovich.
se
inzh.; SVIRIDOV, A.A.v retsenzent, 04., ~:e senzent;
BARAKIN, A.P., red.; MAKRUSHINA, A.N., red.izd-va; RIDNAYA,
I.V., tekhn. red.
[Practical manual for a dispatcher in the river fleet] Prak-
ticheskoe posobie dispetcheru rechnogo flota. Moskva, Izd-vo
uRechnoi transport,ff 1963. 197 p. (MIRA 16.12)
(Inland water transportation-Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

VLADIMIROV, Nikolay Petrovich, inzh.; CHENTSOV,,Konstantin,
Petrovich,, inzh,; GOLOVUWIN, M.P., inzb.# retsenzent;
BI=IAZOV.9 V.I.# retsensent; KUSTOV,, L.I., prof... red.;
MAKRUSHIVA, A.N.j red.isd-va; RIDNAYA, I.V., tekhn.red.
[General sailing 4irections for inland waterways) Obshchaia
lotsiia vmtreradkh vodrjykh putei. Moskva,, Izd-vo "Rechnoi
transport," 1963. 270 p. (MIRA 17:3).

BARjN)V, A.V.; KAIUV, V.G.; CHENTSOVAy L.I.
Solution-vapor equilibrium in the system nitric acid - water -
cadmium nitrate. Zhur. prikl. khim. 37 no.6:1363-1365 Je 164.
(~MRA 18:3)
1. Sibirskiy tekhrologicbeskiy institut.

c!' V4 F- N -r-" L, V. ~'j - J.'i .
SHICLYARSKIT, D.O.; CHIMOVI,2.1.; TAGLOM, I.M.
T., , ,
(Selected vrobleas and theorems in elementary mathematics. Part 2.-Geometry
(planimetry)) Isbrannye sadachi i teoremy elementarnoi matematiki. Chast'
2.'Geometriia (planimetriia). Moskva, Goe.izd-vo tekhn.-teoreticheakol lit-
ry. 1952. 380 p. (MLRA 6:7)
(Geometry. Plane)

' i .0
IT.\ D~ tHMITSOV. N.N.; TAGIDM. I.M.; RYVKIN, A.Z., redaktor;
GAVRIWV, S.S., tUNIeftskly redaktor.
(Selected problems and-theorem of elementary mathematics. Pt-3.5olid
geometry) Isbranuye sadaobi i teoreuv elementarnol matematiki. Chast'3.
Geometri a (Stersometriia). Koakva, Goe.izd-vo teldmike-teoraticheskoi
lit-ry, 1954. 267 Pe* (Bibliotska matematichaskogo kruzhka, no-3.)
(Geometry, Sclid) (MLRA 8:4)

CHXRSDV. N.Y. [Centsov] (Nookwa)
Weak convergence of sudom processes with trajectories which do
notpossess d1scautinnittiA of the ilecond order and the so-
calliA heuristic approach to the concurrence theorem of the
Kolmogorov-SuIrnoy type (with sumary to NOW. Toor.yeroiat.
I as prim. no.1:155-161 156, (MA 9:12)
(Probabilities)

SUMOT V352 / PMICS CARD 1 2 PA - 1855
AUTHOR OBLIVAIDtI.M.9 &IC'OT,N.N.
TIT= qu the lumerloal Computation of Continuous Integrals.
PERIODICAL - Zurn.*ksp I t;or.f1s,j1,fSS0.6,1io6_1io7 (1956)
lamed: 95T
It was poisib"is-only In very few cases to carry out an analytical computation
of continuous Integra@ up to the point at which numerical results could be
obtained. Therefore this method was repeatedly described as useless. However,
as soon " nothodsfor numerical continuous integration will have been worked
outp the solution of various problems by means of continuous integrals will
attain practical Importance. In the present paper the following method in
suggested for them* computations: The continuous integral is written down as
an Integral over any dimensiour approximated by a finite-dimensional
SWELTUB-Integral of sufficiently high manifoldates, after which it is com-
puted in the usual manner. This method is quite acceptable, for the compute-
tion of multiple Integral* presents no serious difficulties in view of the ad-
vauced state,of present computation methods.
As an azapple'for such a computation the present paper deternine* the quantity
0 of the lowest energy level of a polaron, i.e. of a slow electron in an ion
crystal, According to R.P.NZYNNANg Phys.lev.21, 660 (1955) the determination
..of I can be reduced to the computation of the asymptotic behavior of the con-
tiftuSus integral. X exp 8 Dx(t). Here the functional S depends on the coup-
ling constant a. The expressions for 8 and a are explicitly written down. For

V
Zurn,eksp.i toor.fisq.Llpfasc.6,1106-1107 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1855
the numerical determination of 1 0 as a function of a, FZYNKAX employed vari-
atlon nethods.
The authors transformed the given formula for I for purposes of their.coapu-
tations. The exponential factor was put under the differentiation sign, and
then the Integral was (explicitly) written down in form of a mean value of a
certain functional over a WISM dimension. The limit obtained on this occa-
sion differs arbitrarily little from E (a), if only C-1 is arbitraz~*-ly great.
(2h, r 0
e significance of L_30 is not explained). In the case of the,approxinative
conputations It suffices to take the integral from t to L23 - 5 - 7. The
average value of the functional *GI was computed by the method of MONTE
CARLO. Two varieties with T = 4,5 and T 9 were computedl in both cases it
hold that E_j - 5,0. With Intervals of -r 0,05 within t w 0 the chance po-
sitions of the threedimonsional BUUNIS trajectory was determined. Instead
of a continuous Integral an%..approximated 190-fold and an approximated
280-fold integral were computed by the MONTE CARLO method. For urposes of
control the mean value of the chance quantity and its oldest (?~ (agreatest ?)
nomonts were-conputed from which the coefficients of the decomposition of
20W in the series 90(a) I/11)a + (X2/21)a 2 + .. were found.
INSTITUTION:

I
- -- IM0.1-
r
Manor rpoden fielle depuding an several parameters. Dakl.
..; AN SM 106 no.4:607-409 7 156. (XIU 9: 6)
I.Matmatichookly Institut lueni ToA*Steldovs Akodeldi usuk
SM. Prodstayleso skedouWa Aol*Zolmprovyao
(Probabilitios)

CHUTSOV. N.N. (Moskva).
levyls YwItiparamter Brownian movement and the generalized white
notes (with suamry In Prench]. Toor. voroiat. I so prim. 2 no.2t
281-282 157, (xLRL io:n)
(Brownian movement)

Q IYE IV 7S 0 V Pi - /V
AUTHOR: None Given.
BOV/52-2-4-7/7
TITLE: A Summary of Papers Presented at the Sessions of the
Scientific Research Seminar on the Theory of Probabilities.
(Moscow, February - May, 1957). (Rezyume dokladov,
sdelannykh na zaaedaniy&kh nauchno-issledovatellskogo
seminara po teorii veroyatnostoy. (Moskva, Fevrall -
May 1957 g.)
PERIODICAL: T.9oriya Veroyatnostey i yeye Primeneniya, 1957, Vol.I1,
Vir.4, pp.478-488. (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Kolmogorov, A.N., On.stachastie processes (General
definitions'of regularity and singularity. 'The amount
of information per unit of time). Freyman, G.A.
(Yelabug~), . Local limit theorems for large deviations
Irom. Tae mean and their application to number theory.
An expression Is given for the number of solutions of the
equation
xn+.xn+ + x1l =N as k-->oo and k 0, 1), < V2.1 N > 0 can be chosen such that
Card 2/Xmen [jFj>Nj')2 4,- E for all 'T sufficiently near to
~y 1

SOV52-2-4-7/7
A Sumary of Papers Presented at the Sessions of the Scientific
Research Seminar on the Theory offrobabilities.
(2) for any real t and 1/1 < -1)2 there exists a
limiting mean value
VZ
I im ej-tF(-J'-Od-O rz f(t),
V
independent of the arbitrarily chosen interval
Ghistyakov, V.P., Two locallimit theorems for bre6chAg
stochastic processes. The contents of this report have
been published in Vol.2, Nr.3 of this journal. ov,
Some general methods in pro'ving-11mit-theorems
for stochastic phenomena. The probability distribution
In some set A of functions given over elements t of an
arbitrary set T and taking values x(t) in some topo-
Card 31X logical space R is called a stochastic phenomenon. It
Y

BOV/52-2-4-7/7
A Su=ary of Papers Presented at the Sessions of the Scientific
Research Seminar on the Theory of Probabilities.
Is supposed that the space R in locally bicompact and
has a countable basis. It is further supposed that the
stochastic phenomenon is given by Its finite dimensional
Boolean distributions. Dobrushin, R.L., Certain classes
of homogeneous denumerable Markov processes. The contents
of this report have been published in Vol.2, Nr.3 of this
journal. Rozanov, Yu.A., On linear interpolation of
multi-dimensional stationary sequences in a Hilbert space.
The contents of this report have been published in the
Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences, Vol.116, Nr.6,
1957, pp.923-927. Dobrushini, R.L., On the formulation
of Shannon's fundamental theorem. Let t which takes
values In some space X be a random quantity related to
the trapsmission of information. Let there be given a
space X with some class V of distributions of pai_ro
of quantities where V takes values from X
and it Is required that the information ~~ arising in the
transmission of information '~ is such that the distribution
Card 4/A1 of the pair belongs to V. Let H be the

clumi-~ Sov, v. , bcnd Phyn-I,Iath ilirt)) "!;ub:Anntia'qIion of
statistical riteria by methods of tho theory of chance procoscos."
"Os, 195t,- t;,Vc'r, 4 P'i th Inst in V.A.1itcluo5 Ac-,CL 1SCI
11~O copies. Bibliography: Pp 3i4 (13 titles) (IM,45-58, 1,11)

dLFAND'- 1. M.) a. M., FROLOV, A. S., and CHEYISOV, N. N.
"Concerning the Use of the RwAom Test Method (Monte-Carlo Method) for
Solving the Kinetic Equation."
paper to be presented at 2nd US Intl. Conf. on the peaceful uses of Atomic
Energy, Geneva, 1 - 13 Sept 1958.