SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DYMSHITS, YE.S. - DYNKIN, E.G.

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Automation and-Mechanization of (Cont.) 761

4. investment casting 205
5. Casting in ceramic and dry-sand molds 40
6. "OeArifugal, casting pip
7- Compres 'sion molding 217
8. Knocking down molds; cores; anI cutting off and finishing
castings 220
Ch. IX. Me.chanization and; Automation in Cold Stamping Shope
(Chegodayev,'~. A., Engineer), 223
1. Methods of increasing labor productivity in col4i stamping 223
2. Mechanization and autoaation'of cold-stamping ptocesses 225
3. Mechanization of supporting operations 245
Ch. X. Mechanization and Autam#ion of Machining Processes on
General;.purpose Machine-.Tobls (Azarov, A. S.. Candidate o-f
Technical Sciences and Malovil A. N.)Candidate of Teebi2ical
Sciences) . . : ~$ . , . I . . .. 1 248
1. Mechanization and eArtomation of turning operations 249-
2 , Mechanization and automation of milling operations 26o
3. Mechanization and automation of drilling and boring opera:tiona eti
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Ch. XI. The Use of Unit Machine Tools in Small-lot Production
of Instrunents (Libov, Ya. V., Engineer and Kapustin, F. D.,
Engineer) 273
1. Basic features of unit machine tools 274
2. Specific features of instrument-parts 280
3. Features of W%it machine tools designated for machining
instrument parts 283
4. Brief i3urvey and characteristic features of small-capacity
headstocks 1 284
5. quadrilateral standarized machine tool using a hydraulic
feed ' : 285
6. Element-by-element machining of parte 288
7- Examples of application o~ unit machine tools d sifflPlifted design 295
Ch. XII. Mechanization andAut(nation of Centerless Grinding
(Dymshits, Ye. S., FW;Ineer) 300
1. General remarks 300
2. Automatic feeders 304
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3. Dependence of setup stability on the solidity of grinding,
wheels 310
4. Parameters of stable adjustments 314
Ch. XIIII. Mechanization and Aut(nation of Galvanization Processes
(Spizhern*a, 0. N., Engineer and Feygellahteyn, P. L.,
Engineer) 326
1. Mechanical-surface finishing prior to galvanization 326
2. Galvanized coatings 333
3- Control 341
Ch. )MI. Emmples of Mechanization and Automation of Instrment-
parts Manufacturiqg Processes (Grigorlyev, B. V., Candidate
of Technical Sciences; Goryshin, V. V., Engineer;
Levin, Z. D., Engineer; Likhachev, A. A., Candidate of
Technical Sciences; Felikson, Ye. I., Cendi~ate of Technical
Sciences; and Shneyder, Yu. G., Candidate of Technical
Sciences) 30
1. Automatic machines for sme.11-diameter thread cutting 344
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2. Semiautomatic thread-rol-Ung machine with cylindrical dies
T14-150 . (vith a mechanical feed) 348
3. Automatid groove-cutting nachine 353
4. Semiautcmatic gear-burnish!Lng machine 355
5. Devices for mechanizing engineering processes of knife-edge
manufacture 359
6. Autcmatic machine for fo=Lng tapered helical spriW
of varying diameter 366
7. Mechanized devices for the manufacture of membranes 369
PART III- MECHANIZ=09 AND AX)TaAATION OF ASSMMUNG FRWESSES
Ch. XV. Multiproduct Production Lines (Bulovskly, P. I., Candidate
of Technical Sciences; Neymark, A. X., CandIdate of
Technical Sciences and Ratnerl M. L.,, CandidAte of Technical
Sciences 379
1. Special features of assenbling processes in instrunent
manufacturing 379
2. Basic mechanization and automation trends in assembling processes
in small-lot instr=ent production 380
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3. Brief description of multiproduct production lines in
small-lot instrument production 381
4. Trends in mechanization of multiproduct production lines 386
5. Construction of mUtiprodmat production lines 389
Ch. XVI. Means for the Mechanization of Assembling Operations
(Grigorlyev, B. V., Candidate of Technical Sciences) 397
1. Welding of parts 397
2. soldering of parts 404
Ch. XVII. Unified Coil-winding Machines for Winding of Coils.,
Potentionetera and Rotors (Buyanov, I. A., Engineer) 412
1. Machine for winding on straight-line frames ( series winding) 413
2. Machine for winding on arched and annular frames (toroids) 414
3- Slot-winding machines 416
4. Multispindle autanatic (winding] machines 418
5. Description of standardized assemblies 419
Ch. XVIII. Equipnent for Overall Mechanization of Manufacturing
Processes Involving Rotor and Stators for Smal-L-sized
Electric Motors (Mironov-; H. V., Engineer) 426
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1. Burr-removiag machine SSZ-1 426
2. Apparatus for mechanical varnishing of laminated strips
in magnetic circuit8 429
3. Machine for staeldng slot insulation 430
4. Slot-winding machines 452
Ch. XDC. OveraU Mechanization or Wiring Operations During the
Assembly-of Electric Instr=ents and Units
-(Ijonakhov'_A7;,q-Engineer) 437
1. Clamping of circuit wires on a former 437
2. Mechanization of insulation strippida from wire ends
and twisting of wire strands 438
3- Machines for cutting and cleaning wire ends 441
4. Marking of wires 04
5. Use of welding in place of soldering 445
Ch. XX. Mechanization of Dynamic Balancing of Instr=ent and
Power-Apit Rotors (Boril3evich
, V. N.,Engineer and
.
Avrutskiy, G. I., Engineer) 447
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1. Nature and significance of rotor balancing 447
2. Analysis of existing methods and means used in dynamic
balancing 449
3. Equipment requirements for overall automation of the dynanic
balancing process and basic trends in the solution of this
problem 461
PART IV. MECHANIZATION jWD Alfra(MON OF MPMvION PROMSES
Ch. XXI. Automation and Mechanization of Technical Inspection Under
Instrunent-manufacturing ConditionB (D.lyachemko, I. Ye.,
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor and Vikhman, V. Sol
Candidate of Technical Sciences) 467
1. Basic data for the selection of preventive control methods 468
2. Automatic inspection devices 479
3- Inspection with the aid of radioactive isotopes 478
Ch. XXII. Means for Automatic Inspection of Parts (Kiselev, V.M.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences and Polyakov, Z. S.,
Engineer) 481
1. Electric means for autanatic inspection 481
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2. Pne=atic means for automatic inspection 491,
Ch. XXIII. Automating Inspection of Small-module Gears (Kozlov, M. P.
Engineer) ~06
1. Objectives'of automating gear-Inspection processes 5o6
2. Feasibility of automat~ing overall double-Profile inspection 507
3- Feasibility of autouliting single-profile inspection 511
Ch. XXIV. Automating Inspection of Thread-cutting in'Ihstrume-dt
Manufacturing (Gavriloy, A. N., Doctor of Technical
Sciences, Professor'ana Khokhlov, B. A., Candidate of
Technical Sciences) 518
1. Objective a~d significan .ce of automating and merchanizing the
inspection of,thread-c~xtting operations 518
2. Instruments and devices mechanizing the control of thread-
,cutting 'process 520
3- Automatic machines fcrinspezting~andl -sorting of threade-d parts.
4 .' Automat' ic inspection meacines f,-, - checkiN; thread- eat~ing 530
in process 533
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Ch. XXV. Automating Inspection of KAife-edges (gelikson, Ye. I.,
Candidate of Techiiical ftidnces) 536-
1. Instrimehts for lnsp~eeqtlng the-angle of ptILper 53T_
2. Instrument for inspecting pridm's working edge 544
3. Instr=ent for Inspecting the cut face of the cone
prison 549
Ch. XXVI. Automating Inspection of Parts.of a Magnetic citcuit
Relay (Zhigalov, A. A., Engineer):
1. Methods 'of measuring-magnetic characteristics and inspection of
magnetiq properties of relay parts. 554
2. Basic d.ata.on setting up a semiautcm6tic device. 557
3. Principle of operation of the semiautomatic device 559
4. Descripti6n of the system and operations of the semiautociatic
device 561
5. Ratting data,and validating elements of the semiautcmatic-
devicw sYstem 567
6. Design description and-equipment.composition of the semi-
automatic device, 569
7- Economic effect resulting from th6 use of the semiautomatic
device- 570
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8. Prospects for refining the semiautomatic device and its use
for other purposes 571
Ch. XXVII. Mechanization and Automation of Inspection Processes
d Accounting of Parts in the Watch-making~Industr7
sarkin, V. I-, Candidate of Tqchnical Scier,.-es and
r
vlorntsov, L. ~. Candidate of Technical Sciences) 572
1. Universal dimension-control means and examples of their
mechanization and Autcmation*- .172
2. Mechanizing the inspection'of surface finish 576
3. Mechanized and automatic devices for inspecting watch parts 576
4. -Counters for-watch'parts 586
5. Activating devices 589
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IWET, Ovsey Piikhusovich; DYMSHITS Ye S inzh.p red.; SMGEYEV, V.M.,
inzh.# red. izd-va; SOKO red.
(Brief marual for machinery designers] Kratkii spravochnik konotruk-
L,
tora-stankostroitelia. Mookvap Gon.nauchno-tokhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-ry, 1961. 358 P. (MIRA 14:12)
Mechanical engineering) (Macbinei7-Design)

ZAIMALDI, Yu.S.; IIA1,ISFITS, Ye.S., fLnzh., retsenzent'; M-212N, P.A.,
inzh., re~.
(Drilling holes in parts of machinery housings] Rasta-
chivanie korpusnykh detttlei. Moskvaj Izd-vo "Mashino-
stroonie," 1964. 109 P. (MIRA 17:6)

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:~Iurnal. p-rikl. khimii, v. --6, no. 12, 136--*,

germanium aemicanduct:cr, germanium afn2,1- C
Pitax a gormarium, Sermanitun,.qpitaxi-l --W["
-Ty,~h, epitRxial doposition procesdP9.

.)-~tition, clcsed tube process,
iodine vap)r, Gel s
~~2rmani= electriaal property, semiconiuct2r,

me t hod f or pr a par ing mo nor:r y9 ta I go rm-- i um f i ~ms t
"Uvi he a n d es cr i bed orev L ous I y ( LVA. R e a
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2 Ge 12 ;P- + Ge 14
-zis mothod wa-a employed -o analyze tho
1-i nu ampoule during th,3 growth of gen-Anlia-, law-~~,;
il6a germnitim iodide) whi-h f orms near C',e gam ce ,
WLItl of the vxq~oule :o the low terv,-raturr
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lihpr.it-lon of Vermanium. The remainiag part of the germanitra iodf-de an-A
continLe to move toward the "cool rung". A ftjr~h~--
germanium diiodide takes place in -topor,
~~:ie and epitaxial germanLL:m deposiLs we.-e 0. L
experiae-tb with the epitaxy of LhQ eojjjcic)Ln;z with that
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Base and central testing laboratories in enterprises. IZM.
tekh. no.10:6041 0 16Z. (MIRA 15:10)
(Testing laboratories)

.DDSSHITSI Z.A. -
State standardization is the foundation of high quality and
reliability of industrial production. Standa~tlzatsiia 29
no.3:52-53 Mr 165. . (MIRA 18:5)
1. Nachallnik Komerovskoy gosudarstvannoy kontrolinoy laboratorii.

UMMY) V. N.
V. 11. DYMMMY, "Surface wave on a
plane." Scientific Ses,3ion Devotuu to "Fadio Daz;",, Yay, IM, Trudrezervizdat.,
Moscow, 775-ep. -5-d-
A surface TM -wave on a plane
ia analyzed. The value of the
through a jimp on the rectilinear
,,iave propagation while remaining
The problem is solv0d by a
passage
system (an impedance plane and perfectly
to an open system of surface waves.
The possibility is shoval of an
in the plane spearating the regions
functions.
The exact relations in the general
computations because of their awkwardness.
Approximate relations which define
transmission coefficient., tile relative
directivity, are given in a particular
the impedance). A circuit is presented
geneity under consideration.
The surface wave properties
be useful to design antenna systems
ifith reactive
surface impedance
boulidary perpendicular
constwit on both
to the lixtLit
exac
by a
impedance boundary conditions
of the directing plane goes
to the direction of
sides of tile interface.
from the screened
conducting screen parallel thereto)
expression for the field distribution
certain relation of elementary
case are unsuitable to practical
the reflection coefficient, the
nagnitude of the emitted power, the
case ( a amall relative change in
which is equivalent to the inhoma-
analyzed and the computational r~aaterial can
usinLr, surface iaves.

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-ynthesized by means of a Cur'"',
in inteqral of' tran-,v-se Dlane ii
-i~riq the problem of svnthesizinr) an in*,~-~,
--iwpi inorm of the currents is ensured
qu aI i tative approximate solutions
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The convergence of the synthesis
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!SOURCE: Kazan. Avlatsionn3rZ Institut. Trudy, no. 82, 1964. Radiotekhnika i
elektroaika (Radio engineering and electronics), 3-26
TOPIC TAGS: antenna, antenna directional attern, antenna syntheeis
P
i ABSTRACT: The problern is -considered of calculating volurne continuous
distribution of currents la an antenna when the volume is delimited and the
directional pattern specified. A general equation foi. thd directional aftern is:
P
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a dV. 14*- re if; the radial basis vector in a sphericat,
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coordinate system; p is the radius vector of the volume in question; T, is the
tensor that projects the vector onto a plane tangential to the sphere. The
directional pattern is a complex elliptically polarized vector tangential to the
sphere. The current distribution exactly realizing the specified pattern and
ensuring maximum radiated power can be found by setting up vector eigen-
functions of the operator L t in an equation of this form:: p=LJ), where both
vector functions are tangential to the sphere. Then, the principal solution of the
44 44 _> 4
problem i a given by: q, (r.) Li-I F(rQ)g,*(rq ds. Here, g,(r,,) are the!
go 0-4)
elements of the orthonormalized basis of vector eigen-functionsi L t and are
the corresponding eigen-values. Application of the above solution to two
particular cases - a spherical layer anaa, spheroid layer - is considered. Orig.
art. has: 86 formulas and 3 table&.
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ACC NR: AR6013696 SOURCE CODE: UR/0058/65/000/0100//IHfOO3388//HHOO
AUTHOR: Dymskiy, V. N.
TITLE: Concerning one approximate method of antenna synthesis
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. l0Zh260
REF. SOURCE: Tr. Kazansk. aviats. in-ta, vyp. 85, 1964, 11-24
TOPIC TAGS: antenna directivity, antenna radiation pattern, ant6saila synthesis,
antenna configuration
ABSTRACT: The properties are considered of a certain vector field which is a func-
tional of a sDecified directivity pattern of an antenna tem., It is shown that a
source distribution with bounded norm, coinciding ?Ws field in an arbitrary
finite region of space, enswes; radiation of tmimum power in a specified directivity,l
pattern, without accurately realizing the latter in the genera4 case. In the case o~
unbounded broadening of the region in which such sources are located, the actual dir-
ectivity pattern approaches the specified one. Examples of the use of this field, ; .;%'j
serving as an auxiliary for the construction of approximate solutions of antenna spr
thesis problems, are presented. (Translation of abstract]
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GAVAGA. V.S.; KUZNETSOVAp G.M.; DY14URA N.O.,
Protective coatings made from perchlorovinyl lacquer. Koks
i khim no.4:47-49 162. (MLU 16:8)
1. Zhdanovskiy koksokhimicheskiy zavod.
(Protective coatings)

DYMUS.- Stanislaw A.
Angular correlations in the reaction p t d -~ Ko tAt3,r.
Acta physica Pol 26 no.2tl89-197 164,
1. Institute of Theoretical Physics of the University, Warsaw.

LEV, Naum Yakavlevich; DYMZA, Ya.0 red.; BLANYTELID, G.[B1mI:_felds.,G.I.
red.; AYZUPITXTE_,R_._rM=piete., M.], tekhn. red.
(Large-panel and largo-block construction]Krupnopanellnoe i
krupnoblachnoo stroitallstvo. Riga, Latviiskoe 0S. izd-vo
1962. 243 p. GRA 15:32)
(Construction industry)

RUSIECKI, Wladyslaw; DYNAKOWSKI, Roman
.1 .. ...... --
Distribution of cyanides in the rat after fatal poisoning.
Acta pol. pharm. 20 no.42315-320 163,
1. Z Zakladu Chemii Tokeykolog$cznoj i Sadowej Akademli Medyczaej
w Warszavie Kierowniks prof. dr W1. Rusiecki,
(CYANIDES) (METABOLISM)

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-AUMfOR: Tokarsewsk4-Ludomir and-PmrowIczt Alida of the Organic Tedmlogy ---- --
Technolocii ChemIczn*j_Wzj2ej
Department, -ioachers Training Ootle
gtcz~-ftj) Katowice.
_jSzk*Iy Padago
DuCluence of Electric Still Discharges aa Vinyl Chloride"
Warsaw,, Roczniki Chemii. Val 4-01 No 4x 1966, Pp 657-"2-
Abstract: The influence of stiU electric discharges on vinyl chloride
was irwestigated* Eaera- requirements, and product yields were determined.j.
Me products were separated by-gas chromtograplq,, and some we're isolated
in the wre state. Atte=ts were made at their identification,
i
1he authors thank M"-te:E-~ineer K. Zfkenski and Ha-st-er H* Hudsikov, Institutt
of Chemistry, Oswiecim for carrying out the chromatographic analysis of ressoxch
proo -u-cE5---bHg. art. hast 3 figures and 2 tables. rJPRSt 36,86g7
~TOPIC TAGS: vinyl chlorides electric discharge, gas'~hromatography
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%-naxski R The Coefficlency of Elastically Banded Beam%.
belek sprCitytcie sprClonych" In-lynirrii 1 13%;-
downictwo. No 3. 1951. pp.. 126--131. 9 fj"
Mutton. concerning tendency to dtformat',on. ot the probl-mi
of coefficlency tetween two parallel bea= elwically bonded. rh-
C11-tion of equations enabling the determinatiou off the angle of i
clinalion of the deformation curve. the bending milinent and shvit.
It, rce,

mmou, 1.
PhlysI~llou of respiration In newborn. Pediat. Polska 28 no.3:328-336
Mar 19$3. (C= 24:5)
1. Of the First Pediatric Clinic (Read--Prof. St. Popowski, M.D.) of
Lodz Medical Academy.

DYNENSON, Izak
Pediatrician's views on certain obstmtric problems. Gin. polska
27 no.3:319-327 May-June 56.
1. Z I Kliniki Poloznictwa i Cborob Kobincych A.M. w Lodzi
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123.
(OBSTETRICS,
relation to pediatrics (Fol))
(PEDIATRICS,
rmlation to obst. (Pol))

DYNEIISON, Izak; KRAWCZU, Zof 1a; SKWIEROZYIISKA, Janina
An attempt to replace 2 O/o silver nitrate in the classic Crede's
method with 20 070 sulfathiazole solution. Gin. p3laka 29 no.3:271-274
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prof. dr med. J-Sieroozewski oraz z Uinlki Chorob ()czu A.M. v Lodz-1
Kierownik-: prof. dr J. Sobanski. Adres: Lodz, Curie-Wclodowskiej 15.
(OPHTHAJ24U VZONATCMM, prev. & control
Credo's mathodo replacement of silver nitrate with sulfa-
thiazole solution (Pol))
(SULPATHIAZOL3. ther. use
prev. of ophthalmia noonatorum in Credela method. as
substitute for silver nitrate (Pol))
(SILVER NITRATZ
replacement with sulfathlazole in Grede's method for
prev. of opthalmia neonatorum (Pol))

-~YNENSOU, Izaak
Labor crisis (labor shock). Gin.polaka 30 no.3:315-325
my--To 159.
1. Z I Klinik-i Polotntotwa i Chorob Kobiecych A. H. w Lodzi
Kieroifnik: Prof. dr J. Siorossewski.
(WANT Mmlimf)
(IMLIVIRY)

DYNENSON; Izaak
Considerations on activities In wards for newborn Infants. Gin. polake
32 no.2:215-219 161.
1. Z I Klinift Poloamictwa I Chorob Kobtacych A.M. w Lodai Kierownik;
prof. dr J. Sisroasewski
(INFANT MWBORN' )

DYNENSCH, Izaak; KOKOROWSKAO Alina; ZAJDLFa, Barbara
The problem of mycosee in newborn infants. Gin. polska 32 no.2:221-M
161.
1. Z I Kliniki Poloanietwa i Chorob Kobiecych A.M. w Lod3i Kierovnik:
prof. dr J. Siaroazewail
(INFANT NEWBORN dis)
(MYCOSES in inf & child)

MIKULASZM, B.;KOPACKA, B.;DYM. 11.
Studios an pyrogens from Paeudomonas aeruginosa and Salmonella typhi.
Med. dow. mikrob. 4 no.4,.417-427 1952. (GLIG 23:4)
1. Of the Institute of Radical Hiorobiology of Varsaw Medical Academy.

DYRtl~, Eugenia
SOBOU'WSK4 Maria; DYMM. ftenla
Preventive application of chlorawycetin duriv,-, the epidemic of
whooping cough in a nursery. Pediat. Polska 29 no.5:537-541
MY 54.
1. Wykonano pod kisrunkiam prof. dr zied. J.Bogdanowicza Kierownika
Xliniki'Chorob Zakasnych Viekm Dzisaiscaeo A.M. w Varesavie.
(WHOOPING COUGH, prevention and control,
chloiamphentool)
(CEI RARPEDMICOL,
prev. of whooping cough)

itSKANAS, Alim: DPIM. ftenle: SLOHOWNA, Barbam
Difficulties in differential diagnosis of pulmonary mycoses and
tuberculosin. Pedlvt.polska 30 no-8:643-652 Aug 155.
1. Z Kliniki Terapii Chorob Dzieci A.M. w Warstawie. Kierownl)L:
prof. dr mod. ff. Brolman. Z Laboratorium Zespolu. Klinik Pedlatry-
c-nnych Kierownik-. dr mod. 19.Dyner; Z Eakladu Hadiologil. Dziecia
cej A.M. v Warstawie. Kiercwnik: prof.dr med. K. Rowinski. War-
suma, DzialdowskEL 1/3.
(TURT11RCULOsrs, Pw(oNARr. In Infant and cbIld,
differ.diag."from fungus dis.)
(LUNGSi diseases,
fungus dis. In child.,differ. diag.. from tuberc.)
(YUROS DISSASNS,
lungs. In child.,differ.diag. from tuberc.)

DTNMf Eu nia; OKOISKA, Wanda
A passive hemagglutination, test as an indication of tuberculosis,
Gruslica 25 no-12t937-946 Dec 57-
1, Z Kliniki Terapii Chorob Dzieciecych A, K, w Warasawie Kierownik:
prof. Dr H. Brokman. Adree Klifiika Terapii Chorob D3iooiecych A, P,
w W-wie, u1. Dzialdowskm 1-3.
(TUBERCULOSIS, immunolo.
Middlebrook-11mbos test, diag.fval-ue (PolP

RUDZKII Edward; DYNER, Eugenia; MOSFALEWSKA, Krystyna
Role of Eacherichia coli sensitization in skin diseases.
Przegl. derm. 50 no.1:67-72 163.
1. Z Kliniki Dermatologicznej AH v Warazavie Kierownik: prof.
dr S. Jablonska Z Zakladu Mikrobiologii AH w Warazawis
Kierownik% prof. dr 3. Mikulsonek.
(ESCHERICHIA COLI) (ALLERGY) (SKIN TIESTS)

ONUFRIYEV, Timofey Grigorlyevich,, dots.; SHAIM", Boris Ni-kolayevich,
dots.; IVANIKO, Timofey Yakovlevichp inzh.; GE-ROLISKAYA, Lyudmila
Sergeyewa, dots.; SARYCIEVA, Nina Petrovna, dots.; KOSIYAYEV,
Sergey Petrovich, inzh.(deceased]; YEWHOV,L.P.jdots., reteenzent;
ZAYCHEI:'-'(),I.R.,dots.,retsenzent; BYAIM,'ITSKIY,V.A.,inzh.,retsenzent;
CHEfiK,UHIII,N.A.,inzh.,retsenzent; MJERj.J,,inzh.,retsenzent; PAUL',
V.P.Pinzh.,red.; VEMPAYEVAY Z.A_.jinzh.,red.; I-EDVEDEVA, M.A.0
tekhn. red.
[Buildings in railroad transportation] Zdaniia na zheleznodorozh-
nom transporte. Moskva, Transzheldorizdats 1962. 40C P. (KIRA 15:6)
(Railroads-Buildings and structures)

KARMINSKLY, A.B.; BOGIN, ktuid. tekhn. nauk; KPICHUR, S.I., inzb.;
LUBININ, F~A., inzh.; W-17S, A.B., :inzkj.; _PTIrER, I.I.; _F03SIUS, L.V.
Review5 and bibliography. Transpi strol. 15 no.4; 58-61 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18- 6)
1. Glavnyy spetsialist po zemlyanorm Folotnu Dneprogiprotransa
(for Karminskiy), '2. Glavnyy spetsialist po aanitarnoy tek"nike
G03udarstvennogc proizvo-istvennogo komiteta po transportnoup
stroitallstvu SSSR (for Dyner). 3. GJavnyy energetik Volgobalt-
stroya (for Rossius).

BULGMIA/Mumn ai3d Animal Morphology - Mnscles. S
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 5,1959, 21520
Author : Dynev, A.
Inst : The V. Chervenkov Medical Acadeny
Title Clarification of the origin and Transformtion of
the "Accessory Head" of the Abductor Digiti Quinti
Muscle
Orig Pub 11auchn. tr. ned. akad. "V. Chervenkov", 1953 (1954),
1, No 1, 55-68
Abstract A study war. mde of the palrur surface of 150 adult
persons. In 18 cases (12%) an accessory head of the
abductor digiti quinti ruscle was found (musculus
abductor digiti quinti nceossorius -- Mdanova). On
the basis of a study of the topography, innervation
and phylogenic data the author concludes that the
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., Nu 5, 1959, 21520
accessory head of the abductor digiti quinti muscle
is a residue of the flexor digit:brevi nanus digiti
quinti muscle,' ,Aiich is rarely found in man (124) and
which during the course of its involution attached it-
self completely to the abductor muscle of tile 5th
digit, which is confirned by the double innervation
of the latter from the superficial and deep branches
of the u1nar nerve, in 54.5% the double innervation
is overt; in 45.4%, it is occult (in one branch there
are fibers of both branches of the u1nar nerva).
Bibliography with 29 titles. -- I.N. Mikhaylov
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V4.

1717 i 2 2. 0 1)

of 4Z,!VrWac-
Chrxe,uricrxicz .5, D%2ij!j~~fjj, Catalytic PH
tam.
,j~al.aWyc7mi (Plr~, G!. IMt. 11"ItA.
TpOlInIcal Abst. NO, 5), 1951, il7l% 1) 1
,
xill tit fallLc(l 'j, o"Talula'!. a'eelull an't
111C prot)
4, 195) of rettv.-T"', p.-ol-tcHon cots by zi.13-i'itu-inq ratzilyLle p.)1vin,r.~:hon
Gh-:nilstry and Cheaical for c-gidownticri Expo-zim,ri~s, Ivive tivit sl.lium hy-
droxid-o t-ie (-, yHT:Ig a pr~~
vjUh to th~i2 o'l- Se-lr,i Q*-,'aL%:d 1:y exAle.,1-
isn'.5n Th:~ inict lim2 of rcaclion jj,,, ~caLjjyllc
On~'h--A miy b! ul* c)!u!d:!,-3b4! valu2 L-- ,-n ;!n cci.-n:rn.!c PD,...I! of V:C-,V.
'Tab!~n of rc,~iulfs and fl:aPlm showin, - UiL rel'atlen of th..
d~qrL:! vit pollymortsir'l-)n to Uvz ql%mllity ;)f -7tallw-7 ar~ Vft(In W;;,:-
ther with t dlagram. of the ~,pparahu L;al.

~_ DYNIN., A.;-MITIAGIN, B.
Criterion for nuclearity in terms of approximative dimension.
Bul Ac Pol mat 8 no.8:535-540 160.
1. State Lomonosow University, Yzscow. Presented by S. Mazur.
(Functional analysis)

DYNIN, A.I., inzh.; NIKUSHIN, A., inah.
C---
Device for determining the wear of P-50 and D-10 diesel crankehet4.
Biul. tekh.-ekon.inform. Tekh. upr. Min. mor. flota 7 no-509-~~
162, (MIRA 160)
1. Gosudarstvenny-I proyektro-konstrwktorskiy i nRuchno-issledovatellskiy
institut morskogo transporta.
(Marine diesel engines-Maintenance and repair)

AUTHOR: Dynin,A.S. SOV/20-121-5-5/50
TITLE: .-Off-9-p-ace~; uc
4--isar in Different Sense@ (0 prostrans-'-Yald
yadernykh v razlichnykh amyslakh)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 121,Nr 5rpP 790-792 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As '. is well known, the definitions of nuclear spaces according
to Grothendie;k ZR-ef 37-and Gellfand [Ref 51 are nob equal.
Recently Raykov LRef-Ij has proved that in the case of barrel
spaces a space being a-nuclear.space in the sense of Grothendieck
is also nuclear in the-sense of Gallfand. The author completes
thisresult-by the theorems In the classes of F-spaces and the
oomplate DF-spaoes-both above-mentioned definitions are equivalent.
-Farthermore,the author uses a scheme of Raykov [Ref 21 for con-
strunction a space which is a nuclear apace in the sense of
Grothendieck and in the sense of Gal I fand is not a nuclear spacew
There 'are 5 references, 3 of which are Soviet, I American, and
I - Briasi I i an.
ASSOCILTIONsHookovskiy.gosudarstyennyy universitat imeni II.V.Lomononova
(Moscow State University imeni K.V.Lomonosov)
PRESENn.Ds April 8, 1958, by P.S.Aleksandroyp Academician
SUBMITTEDt April 4, 1958
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CM0/0,444
TITLE: n-dimensional elliptic boundary value problems with a
single unknown function
PERIODICAL: Akademiya, nauk SSSR. Doklady, v, 141, no. 2, 1961,
.285-287
TEXTs,Cor.sidered is the solvability of the general boundary value
problem for an elliptic equation in the bounded domain G of the
Euclidean space R n (n ~> 1), and the reduction of the boundary value
problem to a system of integro-differential equations on the infinitely
smooth boundary G of G# which makes possible the application of the
results of Ref. I of the author (Ref. 1t DAN 141, no. 1(1961)).
Let: x = (x x ) r= Rn; D - i-1 a V ..., -0 ), C4
n T.X- ;)x
-C~. 1..MW_V9xj0,,n. . . _ax
OL n) 01, 0,,/ 1 + + C,6 n, D i n
be the tangent vectors of a in x EA.1, 'I,' be the unit vector of t he
inner normal in x; A ,,(x) D'bx
= :-5- a e an elliptic differential
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n-dimensional elliptic boundary . . . C11!IC1444
polynomial with infinitely differentiable complex ;oeffloients on G
IY T_ a,,, 04. be the symbol of A.
A( ~ .,z) (x) >-, + ZZ X)
jol-IZU P (i .
B Bi k); B( bt) a singular operator of
r6 -~- Mi CK
the order mi M, on (compar o Re f 1 Z)
I- I x
6B W(~,) Z be the symbol of B 1( 0B X) is defined
mi + ~ =M i i
in Ref.1); E(~) Ind E(4) be the So1wrtz spacesof infinitely differentiab-
le functions on G and G;
W (1) (G) be the Sobolev space; W(I-112) (i) be the Slobodetskiy space
2 2
(compare Ref, 3: L. N. Slobodetskiy, Uch, zap. Leningradsk, pad. inst.,
19?, 54(1956)).
The system JA, Blt...,B k~ defines th~- oDeralors
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n-dimensional elliptic boundary . . . C!!I/C444
E E - ~< (E k
(G) 00
_4 W(1-2k) W(l-mj -1/2) X . ~. ',
W(l) (G) (G) ~K W 1/ 2)
2 2 2 2 (2)
(1~> max t2k, m + 1,---,Mk4-1
The operator (A is called elliptic, if for every fixed 0:
a) the roots of the z-polynomial are situated in equal
A(~
numbers in the upper and the lower z-half-plane.
b) the z-polynomials ~ ( ~'Z) (i = 1,2,....k,) are linear i ndependant
modulo the z-polynomial 1 64-
A ( ~'z) =fl (Z-Z j where z
, ( ~') I V (J=1
j!6 k
..,k) are the roots of x9z), lying-in the upper z-half-plane.-
This definition Comes from Ya. B. Lopatinskiy,
Theorem 1: In order (JL to be elliptic. it is necessary and sufficient
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n-dimensional elliptic boundary C11: C444
that the apriori estimation
Ilull ,< C Q A" 111-2k ' u 1..M u 6 E(G_~
7 11 Bi -112
i !~ k
(s)
is satisfii being the norm in W, being the
a d, s 1~ S-1/2
norm in W(S-1/2) and C a constant, ind"ependan" from u.
2
Theorem 2: In order CA to be ellipticp it is necessary and sufficient
that
a) the generalised solutions of Qu = 0 are infinitely differentiable
b) these solutions form a finite-dimensional subspace
c) the operators (1) and (2) are normally solvable
d) the defects of their ranges are finite and equal.
Let \~ be-.the dimension of the space (A 0); ~& be the defect of
61 L
the ranges of the operators (J; je V~11 0 ~-
be the index of (R
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Theorem 3: 1.) The index V of 4,he elliptic ~~Perator is determined
06
by its symbol , (~,Z) _ [6'(~ Z), 'fa
'lot A x jI - Bk
2.) The index ae Ot is constan't under uniformly small changes of the
derivatives of order 2 max t n,k,Mi, ... Vmi, Iof the symbol
6 6t (SX ~Z)- I
Let z) be-the remainder under the division of
~Z) by z) at a fixed 0. Let D' 1,...,k) be
6B tx A $ i
the limit operator with the symbol Z).
Lemma: The indices of Ct and a, A, B 19 .... Bi I are equal.
Let = a 13u/ BT fS 1 k
091,...,k-1). Then the system B~ changes into
I
a system % of singular operators in the space of the vector functions
(V ~V Let 1~- ~Atlp 'a ~2~_l be the operator
0 k-d'
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n-dimensional elliptic boundary . . . C*)1jYC-4.4'4
which corresponds to the first boundary value problem.
Theorem 4: *X 'af v + 30V
Theorem 5: The elliptic operator a =i ~ A,Bi~ . where A'is dn operator
of second order and the order of B be ng arb rary, has the index 0.
There are 5 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviez-bloc references. The 3 referen-
ces to English-language publication read as follt;wai P. D. Lax, Comm.
Pure and Appl. Math., ~, no- 4, 6150955); sburn. Matemati-ka, 1, 43
(1957); M. Schechter, Comm. Pure and Appl- Math~, 1j, no. 4,5r,-1(1959);
sborn. Matematika, A, 6(1960); S. Agmon, A. Douglis, L. N-irenberg,
Comm, Pure and Appl. Math., 12, no. 4, 6230959),
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. 111.V~Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V.Lo!jon-sov)
PRESENTED: June 2, 1961, by P. S. Aleksandrov, Acalemician
SUBMITTED: June 2, 1961

S/020/62/146/003/003/019
B172/B186
AUTHORS: Agranovich, M. S., Dynin, A. S.
.TITLE: General boundary value problems for elliptic systems in
multi-dimensional regions
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSIL Dokl:ddy, ~vr. 1'46,1 3 '1-90Z, 511-514
no
TEXT: The results reviewed here, have already been published for the case
of one single equation (A. S. Dynin: DAN, v. 141, no. 2, (1961)).
n
Consideration is given to a region G of R , the operator
Au - A(x,D)U(X)
in G, and the operator
Bu -.B(x,D)u(x)
on the boundary r, where A is a matrix of the order p, D (D11 ... YD 1),
D a and 3 is a matrix with r - ps/2 rows and p columns. The
xj
elements of A and B are linear partial differential operators. The
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coefficients of the operators of A and B must be functions in G
differentiable any number of times, and singular integral operators on. r,
respectively. The three formulated theorems contain (1) necessary and
sufficient conditions for (L- (A,B) to be elliptic; (2) the dependence of
index Y,(Q) on the boundary conditions; (3) the conditions under which
V_ Y-Rd, where U 1 . (A,B 1) an d (1 2 -(A,B 2), is 'Valid.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy zaochnyy mashinostroitelinyy institut
Petrozavodskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (All-Union
Corresponding Machinebuilding Institute of Petrozavodsk
State University)
PRESENTED: April 16, 1962, by I. G. Petrovskiy, Academician
SUB1,11ITTED: April 9, 1962
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MANDELIBROYT, S.[Mandel'brojt,, Shulim]; GORIN, Ye.A.[trawlatorl;
DYN (tran lator); YITYAGIN, B.S.[translator);
M~S-
PLUZENIKOVA, V.I., red.; PRIDANTSEVA, S.V., tekbn. red.
(Closed theorems and theorems of composition]Teoremy z,.-mknu-
tosti i teoremy kompozitsii; zapis' lektsii i perevc-d vypolnerq
E.A.Gorir3ym, B.S.Mitia.gium. Moskya, Izd-vo ino-
str. lit-ry, 1962. 153 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(F-,arier transformations) (Series, Taylor's)

POLISKIT, N.I.; GOKHBERG, I.TS.; QTN
SOLOMYAK, M.z.; viLENKIN, N.Ta.;
BRODSKIY, M.L.; SKLYARENKO, Ta.G.
Summaries of papers accepted for publication by the Moscow
Mathematicr:L Societye Usp. mat. nauk IS no.2:179-188 Mr-Ap
163. (WRA 16:8)
(Mose(r.&-Hathematical societies)

DYNIN, - Boris Somenovich; SAVVATEYEVA, G.N. , red.; ATROSHCHENKO,
L.Ye -,- telifin~. "red.
(In the inmost recesses of scientific creation] V tainikakh
nauchnogo tvorchestva. 14oskvap lzd-vo "Znanie," 1964. 45 p.
(Novoe v zhiznip naukep tekhnike. II Seriia: Filosofiia,
n0.3) (MIRA 17%3)

GLINSKIY, ll,.~,i-ls B)ris 5t3raallovich:
Fl,'Iodedn.- as a s!--ientifi- retsear~,~h -Leclinique; a gnosec-
kwk mt-1--tc-d ii-,mAnogo issle-
do-va.al-'a. lzd-vo 'Mosk.
1,7165~ 21" P. 1.

DYNIN, F.M., inzh.; KHAYID, V.S., inzh.
Removal of dust and fluff in textile enterprises. Mekh. i
avtome proizv* 18 no.7:17-20 il 164. (MIRA 17:9)

SADOV, F.I., doktuor tekhn. nauk, prof.; CHAPLIVA, V.D.; IVLIYEV,
V.G.; LURIYE, A.L.; ABEZGUZ, A.Ya.; DYNIN,.F.M.; FSAIN,
I.L.; VASIL'YEV, G.V.; GALIPERIV, M.M., retsenzent;
IL'INSKIYj N.S., retsenzent; MORYGANOV, P.V., doktor
tekhn. nauk, prof.~ retsenzent; MOSHKIN, V.L~
retsenzent; RUDAKOV, D.N., retsenzent; TSVETKOV, M.N.,
retsenzent; DUKEOVNYY, F.N.p red.
(Design and planning of finiabing factories for the cotton
industry] Proektirovani4e otdelochnykh fabrik khlopchato-
buma-zhnoi pron7shlennosti. Moskva, Legkaia industriia,
1965. 355 P. (MIRA 18:7)

I DYNIN., I. zhe; NIKUSHMIp L.., lnzh,
EquiFmnt for the mechanization of marine engine repairs. Mot. flot
22 no.7:30-C2 JI 162. (MBA 15:7)
1. Gosudarstvennyy proyektno-konatruktorskiy i nauchno-issledcrmtellskiy
institut morokogo transporta.
(Marine engines-Ifaintenafice and repair)
4t 0

BOBKOVJ V. (g.Leningrad); VAGIN, A. (Dzerzhinsk); GENGRINOVICH, L.; DTI-111
I.; NIKUSHKIN, L.
What is the news? Izobr. i rats. no.8t18 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Predaedatell Mogilevskogo oblastnogo soveta Vsesoyuznogo
obshchestva izobretateley i ratsiona.Uzatorov (for
Gengrinovich).
(Technological. innovations)
0

DININ I. inah.; NIKISHKIN, L., inzh.
::i:~
By the call of the heart. NTO 4 no.12:29 D 162. OURA 16:1)
(Astrakhan-Ships-Maintenance and repair)

'A=SSXON NR: AP403600S -S/0259/64/000/001/0038/004-0
AMHOR: Dy*nin, I. (Engineer); Nikushkin, L. (Engineer)
T17LE: Ships made of reinforced concrete
SOURCE: Nauka i tekhnika, no. 1, 1964, 38-40
:TOPIC TAGS: plastic concrete, reinforced concrete, ship, barge, dry dock, ship
repair, ship building, ship designing
'ABSTRACT: Ships made of reinforced concrete, although heavier than steel, would f
~provide several advantages. Such ships would not require major repair, and their
longevity would be appreciably increased. The cost of I m3 of reinforced concrete,:
~as compared to the monolithic method of ship building, wquld decrease by 15-20% ands
.30% fewer workers would be required. In addition, this new technology would quad-
ruple the output. Additional research is required for the development of non-
.concrete cements, plastic concrete, and mechanized means of producing cement. The
seven-year plan provides for the construction, of several experimental rain-,
:forced concrete ships of various types, using new construction methods. Orig. art.';
has: 1 figure.
7
Y,,/ 7 m e"?
6

DYNIN, I.A.; NIKUSMN, L.A.
Competition-review In the Gasplarr Steamship Line. Blul. tekh.-
ekon, inform. Tekb. upr, Hin. mor. flota 7 no.41-123-127 162.
(MMA 16:4)
1. Gosudarstvennyy inatitut po prMktirovaniyu morskikh portov
I sudoremontzifth predpriyatiy.
(Caspian Sea--Ships-Technological innovations)

D MINP I,A.., inzh.,- NIKUSHKIN, L.A., inzh.
Means of.mec-hanizatian. and tachnological.procesBas of diesel
engine repair Biul. tekh.-ekon. inform. Tqkh. upr. Min. mor.
flota 7 no.12.:52-64 162. (KIRA 16:11)

DTHIM, M.Ye.; SRO, Te.L.
Work in lowering the incidence of quinsye Sovozdrav* 15 no*5 suPplament:
4-6 o 156. (KLPA 10: 1)
1, Hedeanchast' Uralmashoevoda, Sverdlovsk.
(TONSILITIS, prev. and control
quinsy)

MYNN, T.. inzh.; BMSTAVSKIY, A., inz?4.
Houses build of large keraiazit-concrate blocks and panels.
Zhil.stroi. no.8:7-10 160. (HIRA 13--7)
(Kuybyshev--Concrete slabs)
(Apartment houses)

28183
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S/190/61/003/010/012/019
B124/BIIO
AUT HORS j Fedotova, 0. Ya,, Kerber, M. L., Losev, I. P,., Genkina, G. K.,
Dynina, L. B.
TITLEi Some properties of aromatic and aryl-aliphatic polyamides
prepared by interfacial polycondensation, II
PLRIODICALi Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, V. 3., no. 10, 1961.~
1524 - 1527
TEXT: The authors studied the effect of different organic solvents, of
the concentration of reagents, of lyes and emulsifiers Upon the non-equi-
librium interfacial polycondensation of aromatic diamines (p-phenylene
diamine, 4,41-diamino-diphenyl (benzidine), diamino-diphenyl methane,
4,41--diamino-diphenyl ethane (DPE)) with chlorides of dicarboxylic acids
(sebacic-acid chloride). The aim of the present study was to synthesize
polymers having higher molecular weight and higher strength than those
synthesized as yet. Polycondensation was conducted in a device for
milling tissues, The results obtained as to the effect of the nature- of
the organic solvent upon the viscosity of the polymer for a concentration
of reagents of 0.05 moles/liter are given in a table, Therefrom, it
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Some properties of aromatic... B124/B11O
beQomes evident that (except for DPE which has the highest viscosity in
CC-14) the best results are obtained in aromatic hydrocarbons, Since the
polymer is poorly soluble in all these solvents, the effect of these
solvents depends upon the different polarity of molecules. The viscosity
of the polymer depends slightly on the concentration of the initial com--
ponents in the range of 0.005 to 0.05 moles/liter; an exception is the
polymer of DPE, the Viscosity of which considerably increases between
0.0125 and M15 moles/liter (Fig. 1). The viscosity of the polymer
proved to be independent of the excess of initial components. Fig,. 3
shows that the viscosity of polyamide solutions increases up to a KOH
excess of 2 - 2.5 equivalents; the viscosity of the polymer on the basis
of benzidine, however, animalously increases in acid solution. This
phenomenon could not be explained as yet, Also the effect of three
different types of emulsifiers upon the viscosity Of Dolyamides was
studied, viz., of the high-molecular protective type (Solvar = incom-
pletely saponified polyvinyl acetate), of the ionogenic type (sodium
lauryl sulfonate), and of the non-ionogenic type (c)~T-10 (OP-10) = ester
of isoocty! phenol and of polyethylene glycol with 10 hydroxy-ethyl
groups). Best results were obtained when using 0.301~ OF-10 referred to
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the aqueous phase. The viscosity of the polymer on the basis of benzi-
dine increased to nearly the double, that of the polymer of DPE to the
1.5-fold., The viscosity of other polymers increased somewhat less. By
observing the optimum conditions found, it was possible to obtain
polymers of an intrinsic viscosity of 0.6 - 0.7 in concentrated H 2s0 4*
L. B. Sokolov 'Ref. 2% Vysokomolek. soyed, 1, 698, 1960) is mentioned.
There are 3 figures, 1 table, and 3 referencesi 2 Soviet and 1 non-Soviet,
The reference to the English -language publication reads as followas
British Patent no~ 737184.
ASSOCIATION; Moskovskiy khimiko,-tekhnologicheskiy institut im.
D. I, Mendeleyeva (Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology
imeni D. I. Mendeleyev)
SUBMITTED.- November 199 1960
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-DYNINNA, Mariya Aleksandrovnav dots.; PODGOFOIOVA, V., red.; KUKHIN, Yu.,
sekhn. red.
(The organization of workerst wages] Kak organizovana zarabotnaia
plata, rabochM. Moskvay Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1961. 46 p.
(MIRA 34: 12)
1. Moskovskaya vysshaya partiynaya shkola (for Dynina).
(Wage payment systems)

USSR/Human and Aninal Morpholoc.;y - PatholoGical Anatony. S
-A~s Jour Ref Zhur Biol., 110 51 1959, 21637
Author Dynina, R.F.
List LeninCWad Medical Institute
Title The Problen of the Erythrocyte Content in the
Lymphatic Sinuses in Certain Types of Death
Orig Pub Sb. tr. Kafedry sudabn. ried. 1-y Lenin(;r. mcd. in-t,
19580 No 2, 202-2o6
Abstract In different types of death (drowning, alcohol into-
xication, traumtic injuries, diseases of the cardi-
ovascular systen) there are solitary erythrocytes or
smll accumulations of then in the lymphatic nodes.
In cases of diseases of the cardiovascular systen
the number of erythrocytes increases considerably.
The presence of erythrocytea in the lymph nodes
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USMI/Ilulmll and Animal Morpholo[~y - Pathological lumtomy S
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 51 1959, 21637
represents a physiological phenomenon and is not
the result of intravital injuries of correrpol-dind
parts of the bodyO, - A,I. Braude
Card 2/2

DYNINA, R.F.; KAZMIT5iT,# L.I.; SlIVAICS, B.G.
Foisoning with pachyearpine. Sud.-med. ek3peert- 4 no.Z*35-38 0-11-D
161. (I'dRA 14:12)
1. Leningradskoye gorodskoye byuro sudebnomeditsinskoy ekspertizy
(nachallnik - Itand.med.nauk M.A.Dall) i kafedra sudebnoy meditsiny
(zav. - prof. A.P.Kurdywnov) I Loningradskogo rieditsinskogo instituta
imeni akademika I.P.Pavlova.
(PACHYCAiiPINL--TOXIC,OLOGY)

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uteru. fcll.,~
(zav.

DYMVICH,_E.S.; GOLIDINA, R,K.
Organization of medicalcare for children Indx7 nurseries and kinder-
gartena of collective farms in Gorkiv Province. Vop.okh.mt. i dot.
4 no.6.-60-63 N-D. 159. k KrRA 13:4)
1. Iz Gorlkovokogo pediatricheakogo nauchuo-iseledovateliskogo
institnta ministerstva, zdravookhrananiva RVSR (direktor H.P.
Zhukova, nauchuyy rukovaditell - prof. A.G. TSeytliu).
(GORKrT PROVINCE--CHILM&lf--INSTITU2IONAL CARE)

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KHT BMIKOVA, Ya.A.;
Irkutsk provinco atomatological conferance. Stomatologiia 35 no.5:64
S-0 156 (KLRA 10:4)
(STOHATOU)GY)

DMEPOWSIax Z.
Let us put in order the management of packing materials p. h. Let us talk, p. h.
(POLNIK SPOLDZIELCA, Warsawas Vol. 8, no. 8, Feb. 1955-~
,1301 Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL)p LO, Vol. h, No. It an, 1955,
Uncl.

For the residents of Stalingrad; interview with A-V. Dynkin, presi-
dent of the executive comittee of the Stalingrad Municipal Council
of Workers Deputies. Prom.koop. 13 no .1:23-24 Ja '59.
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Predsedatell ispolkoma Stalingradakago gorodskogo Soveta deputa-
tov trudyashchikheya.
(Stalirigrad--Municipal services)

~-DUK-B , Aleksandr Vasiltyevich
(In an ancient land] Na d-revnel zemle, Stalikgrad,,, Stalingradskoe
k-n.'Lzhnoe izd--vog 1960, 77 p. WIRA 14: 11)
(Egypt-Description and travel)

DYNKIII Aleksandr Vasil lyf-,vJ Ch; Fj;ji,)R0V, !;.A., red.
I
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(Open distances] Otkrytye da-L-1. "ICA, "
skoe knizhnoe izd-vo, J.963. 405 p. (1'1:` '. 18: 2)

VIIIXIN, G.
Fishery Products - Preservation
Organize wide exchange of experience among Larrel factorioa. rqb. khoz. 28 no. 1,
0
1952.
1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April --2V999r-' Uncl.

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BELYAKOV, P.Ye.; BABI11, B.N.; BALI, V.-, BOROVKOV, P.N.; VOnTODIN, I.N.;
GUREVICH, G.M.; GORBUNOVA, P.I.; KONNOV, A.S.; MANTAROVA, H.V.;
KASHIRSK.IY, A.Ya.; UZAITC119TAV, Y9.11.; LEKSUTKIN, A.F.; LETI-
CR-,VSKIY, M.A.; LOPATIN, S.Z.; HIRSKIY, V.11.; PODS-nALOV, V.U.;
SUBBOTINA, V.P.; TANASUCHIJK, N.P.; FEDOTOV, S.D.; FISEIE-O, K.11.;
ELIKIUD, I.G.; BOVIN, S.S.; VASILInV, L.T.; DRINKOV, V.D.; DATX-
CHIN, N.I.; DADAGOV, I.A.; r.11HOSHINA, V.I.-, ZHUKOV, I.V.; ZIHIN,
D.A.; IVANNIKOV, A.Ya.; KOVALEV, M.K.; LUGAKOVSKIY. N.L.; NALEVSKIY.
A.F.; SERE2HNIKOV, V.K.; SZMIG1diSOV, M.D.; SOKOLOV, A.V.; STEPAITOV,
V.I.; SAKHUZIN, G.S.; SAVENKO, P.A.; SOLODOV. V.P.; LTMEROV, Sh.Kh.;
CHIKINDAS, G.S.; SRCiD;RBUKHINA, S.N.; DYNKIN, G.Z.; LYSOV, V.S.;
OSHEROVICH, A.11.; ROKITSINSKIY, E.V.; BRASrA7W.!Y, M.S.; RUDX11KO,
I.A.; ZHUKOBORSKIY, H.S.; MA11OV, I.Ye.; SUSLIN, V.A.; BRUS, A.Ye.;
VOLYNSKIY, S.A.; KLYUYEV, V.A.; ISTRATOV, A.G.; TIKHOMIROV, I.F.;
BU2YIUN, Ya.N.; VOLYNSKIY, S.A.; MINEYEV, M.F.; KALITSEV, V.I.;
VIDETSKIY, A.F., kand.tekhn.nauk. glavnyy red.; DEMIDOV, A.N., red.;
ICRAVETS, A.L., red.; KLIMOVA, Z.I., teldin.red.
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"Interaction of Nitrocellulose and Solvents." Danilov, S. N. and Dynkin, 11. Fl. (p. 550)
SO: Journal of General Chemistry(Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii) 19451 Volume 15., no* 6.

SLIVNITSKIY,B.; DYNIKIN,S., redaktor; PROSHINA,L., redaktor; DIMIISOVA,O.,
tekhnieh4'bRlrFddz*-tbr
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94aximal Subgroups of Classic droups.1 Sub 23 May 51, Mo3cow Order of
Lenin State V lmeni H. V. Lmonosov,
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in Moscow
during 1951.
SO: Sm. No. 480, 9 May 55.

DTITKIN, Ye. D.
ussa/mathematics, Probability Jan/Feb 51
"Necessary and Sufficient Statistics for a Family
of -Probability Distributions,"Ye.-D. Dynkin_______
"Uspekhi Matemat ifauk" Vol Vr, No 1 (41), pp 68-W
Cf. D. Blackwell, "Conditional- Expectation and
Unbiased Sequential Estimtion," 'Unals of Math
Statistics,".18 (1947), 105-3.10; H. Cramer, "Math-
.6matical Methods of Statistics," Princeton, 1948.
Investigates herein gen. problem of calculating
sufficient statistics for given family of probabil-
ity distributions. Tour examples.
1TIT52
177Z52

USSR/96,thenaties Mathematical I.CoVi Doe 51
Sdssions (11 and 18 S,~ptdmber 1951) of the!
Mbaeow Mat-bematical Society"
Uapekh X-Ltemat Fauk" Vol VI, No 6 (46), pp
P. S. Aleksandrov, Pres of the Society, noted
that 14'Sep 51 vas the.60th birthday of I. M.
Vinogradov, the great mothematician, und urg-A
the members to vrite to h~m. Ye. B. DvnkIU7
reported on "
-Semisimple Subgroups of emi-
6imple Groups of Lie." 0. A. Oley-~"Second
lloundc3xy-Value Problem for the k1liptic
1Q6T77
;:'USSR/Mathematics - Mathematical Ndv/Dec 51
Societies (Contd 1)
Type Equation With Small ftrarmters in~ Itc,
Hfg:her Derivatives." T. M. Vinogr&dov vas
,chosen as jionorary member of the Societv.
Vice -Pres /A. G. Kurosh read the note of
,,tha absent Pres Aleksandrov ux-ging all
members to undersign the Appeal of the-World-
Wide Peace Council for Conclusion, of'. th,eti Peace
-Pact. I. S. Gradrhteyn gave his report Awli-
JeatIon of the Thitiory.6f I StAbillty by LUP6,1~toff
to ~ ~he, Theory of Differential 9.4tia,ttimi, With
8iiii Multipliers in, the Derivatives" rwit6wjive
-abstract is givey. V. 'A. lokblin, -11om6top-
ienl-Clansiftention of Continums Reflections
of a (n+9-Dimenaiwal sphere onto a n-
Dimensional Sphere" /J~ontents of tuhis lecture
published in "Dok Ak ffauk SSSR" Vol LXXX, No 4,
1951, and Vol LMM, No 1 1951-/
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