SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FARAGO, GYORGY - FARAPONOVA, G. P.

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FARAGO, Gyorgyo HA 5 BG
Untuned baDmcer and impedance transformer for short waves.
Radiotechnika 13 no.7:262-263 Jl 163.

FAIiAGO, Gyorgy (U .5 BG)
Ultrashort wave transmission lines. Radiotechnika 13 no.9032-
333 S 063.

FARLOOp'_ Gy"gv (4 5 BG)
L oignificant, meeting of radio amateurs in Gottwalday. Radiotachnika
13 no.92336-337 S 163.

(HA 5 BG)
lines in ehortwa,;r i,,,~:hnique.
--373 0 `63.

,~A!~G!~_Gyorgy-(HA 5 BG) I- Osztalyu rovidhullamu R-tor
Fersonal QSO with the Dresden amateur radio operators. Radio-
technika 13 no.11:414-415 N 163.

FARAGO, Cyorgy, (HA 5 BG)
Feeders in the shortwave tranmdesion. Radiotechnilm 13 no.12t
454-455 D 163.

FARAGO, Gyorgy.,. (HA 5 13G)
Problaw relating to modem amateur transmitterp. Pt.l.
Radiotechnika 11+ no.2:1 54-1,16 F164.

FARAGO, Gyorgy (HA 5 BG) 1. oszt.minositesu robicffiullamu amator
Coil assembly made in the German Democratic Republic for
shortwave band receivers. Radiotechnika 14 no. 3:94-95
Mr 164.
Problems of modern amateur transmitters. Pt. 2. lbid.:96-97.

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FARAGO, Gyorgy, (IIA 5 BG)
Problems of modern radio transmitters. Pt. 4. Radlotechnika
14 no. 5:170-172 My 164.

FAFaGO, Gyorgy (IIA 5 BG), I.oszt.minositesu rovidhullamu amator
Problems of modern gmateur transmitters. 1't. 5. Ha(flotachnika
14 no. 6:212-21-4 Je 164-

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For modernizing amatkiur transmitters. Hadiot.~chn!~a I", ro.7-,
259-262 Jl 165.
1. Editorial Board Member, IlRadiotechtuka,"

FARAGO, I.
On the origin and manifestations of narcotic diseases.
Visa. belorT, arch. 4 no.2:88-93 1951, (CIAIL 20:11)
1. Doctor. 2. Neurological and Psychiatric Clinic (Director
Prof. Dr. Gyula 11yiro). IhAapest Medical University.

FARAGO, I.
Syndrome of Intervertebral disk hernia and multiple sclerosis. %ff.
belorv. arch. 5 no.3:133-136 Sept 1952. (GIRL 25-5)
1, Doctor. 2. Psychiatric and Neurological Clinic (Director -- Prof,
Dr. Clyula JVIro). Budapest Nedical University.

FAR&W, I.
Narcomania, narcotic diseases. Ory. hetil. 93 no. 46:1312-1316
16 Nov 1952. (CIAL 24:1)
1, Doctor. 2. Psychiatric and Neurological Clinic (Director -- Prof.
Dr. Gyula Nytro). Budapest Medical University.

PARAGO, Istvan. dr.1 KAZAR, Oyordy, dr.
Connections of the early syndrome of simll Injuries to later
conditions; observations In 366 cases. Ideg. essule 8 no.5:
152-156 Oct 55*
1. A Budapestl Orvostudovmwql Iffetes 111. as. Sebessett
Klinikaja Tarumatologial Intesete (Igasgato: Rubacri Pal Ar.
sastmi tanar) as Ideg Blue Klinikaja (igasgato: NyIro Oyula
dr. egyatent tanar) koslemenys.
(HW, wounds & W.
closed had Inj., early & late neurotic & psychotic
"Upt - (van))
(WOUIMS AND INMIBS
head, closed Inj., early & let* neurotic & psychotic
sympt. (BUD))

MCSAR, Andor, dr.; NAWR, Oyorgy. dr.; ZOLCZXR. Laszlo, dr.;
FARAOO. Istvan, Are; XDLNAR. Idit, dr.
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Sebesset 10 n63:4-13 Xar 57.
1. A Budapeatt OrvostudomrWl Affetem Baleseti S*Usset4
Intosetenek XoslemmWe, Zgaagato: Rubanyl, Pal, Are offeteal
tanar.
(BRAIN. woundst' Inj.
concuselon, thereA other clin. aspects (Mm))

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FARAGO, Jinos, VI. oh.
Iodine reaction In progmancy. Orv. hatil. 96 no-5:123-124 30
Jan 55.
1. A Favaroal Tanses ftessegugyl Intemenyal ZI. Ssakorvowl
Randelolateset (lVsgato: Kiralyhegri Robert dr.) logroffassMI
Onstalyansk (foorwass Awnes fivadar &r.) koslamenys.
(IODM
tesi in pregn.)
(PRIMUM IS=,
Iodine reaction)

FARAGO, Janos, dr.
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Phenothiazines in combined obstetrical analgesia. Magy. noom lap.
25 no.2tlO2-105 Mr 162,
1. BM. Korvin Otto korhaz szuleezeti-nogyogya9zati osztalyanak
(Foorvos: Fabian Laszlo dr.) kozlemenye.
(PHENOTHIAZINES ther) (ANESTHESIA OBSTETRICAL)
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FAR&GO, Nalman
Data on the-question of planning residential area units. YAU
ap ipar 12 no.8.-379-383 163.

FARAGO, Katlin. dr.; HAJOS, Indre. dr.
Simultaneous tomography. Magy. radiol. 8 no.2:104-106 May 56.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Eastem Rontgenklinikajanak
(Igaz ato: Ratkoczy. Mandor. dr. egyat. tanar) koslemanys.
&MG39YOGRAPHY
totography, simultaneous of several layers. now
technic (Hun))

FAR&GO. Ifatalin, dr.; GIMH8, Bela, dr.
Radiotherapy of myasthenia gravis posudoparelitica. Orv.hetil.
100 no.48:1732-i?_i4 N 159.
1. A Budapentl Orvomtudomanyl Bastem Rontganklinikajanak
(Igazgato: Ratkoczy landep dre egyetemi tanar) kozlemenye.
(KTASTMI& GRUIS radiother)

FARAGO L.
Significance of eternal puncture in dermatology. Borgrogy vener. szenle
5 no.6:168-171 Dec 51. (CLML 21:4)
1. Doctor. 2. Skin and Venereal Diseases Clinic (Director-Prof. Dr.
Ferenc Foldvari), Budapest University.

KAJTOR, Ferenc; FARAGO, Woo; TOROK, Pal
Irf6C t of peripheral sensory stimulation on the convulsive activity
of the hippocampus in evipan anesthesia. Ideg azemle 10 no-5-6:ln-180
Oct-Dec 57.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Agyetem Ideg-elmoklinikajanak koslamenye,
(HIPPOOMPUS, in various die.
epilepsy, temporal. ING of hippocampal responses to
sensory stimulation of peripheral nerves in hexobarbital
anesth. (Hun))
(JPIINST, physiol.
BW of hippocampal responses to sensory stimalation of
peripheral nerves in hexobarbital anesth. in temporal
epilepsy (Hun))
(XLVTMIMCIU3ftWGWHY, in various die.
epileps.y, temporal, IMG of hippocampal responses to
sensory stimulation of peripheral nerves in hexabarbital
aneeth. (Hun))
(NBRVM, PIRIPHIRILL, in various dim.
Sam)

EfUIJAY' Jozsef; YARAGO; Injos; TOROK Pal
%ta onifeUry hinctiona based on electric cortical stimulations in
temporal epilepsy. Idog. szemle 11 no.1-2:15-17 Feb-Apr 58.
funct. of memory cortex studies by electric cortical
stimulations in temporal epilepsy (Hun))
(URABRAL CORTA, pbysiol.
memory cortex funct. studied by electric cortical stis-
ulations in temporal epilepsy (Hun))

EXCERPTA MEDICA See 13/Vol 13/1 Dermatology Jan 59
EXCER71
210. KAP091-S SARCOMA - Sarcome de Kaposi Fa rago L. Budapest -
~2 10. 'I'l Pq
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FARAGO., Laszlo,, dr.
$Tte process of thinking and the regularities of analysis.. synthesis,
eiz~a generalization.0'edited by S.L.Rubinahteyn. Reviewed by,Laszlo
Farago. Magy posichol extIle IEV -no.3:374-376 161.

FARAGO, Iaszlop tanozekvezeto
International vMooium on teaching mathematics hold in Budapesto
Magy tud 69 no,12:784-788 D 162o
1. Orazagon Pedagogiai Intesete

FARAGO, Laszlo, dro
ftiphelogical problems relating to the up-to-date teaching of
mathematics. Magy pszichol szemle 20 no-3:441-41+8 163.
1. Orazagos Pedagogiai Intezet.

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Ujlo and FOLCZINGER, Dr Laszlo, Ear-Nose-Throat llcpartx,(~nt
ZF44W ~" I (Orr-
Gege-.F-)Aoszt,aly) or the National institute of Oncology (Orsza.co.- Onkolo.-ia,-
T teZcI) and &search Institute for Oncopathology (Onkopathological Research
n 4. 1 0
Institute).
'Tumors of the Salivary Glands"
Budapest, Yjagyar Onkoloria. Vol 10, No 4, Lee 1966; pp 236-239.
lbstrnct CAuthors' Ehzlish sunaary, modified]: After subjectin, to patholoi:J -1
A -C_
and clinical consideration tumors oripinating from the salivary Z,:Iands of the
oral cavity, authors discuss 17 of their own cases diaGnosed and treated during
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1956-1965. Their cases wore mostly localized in the palate. Elloven cases of
pleomorphic adenomas, 1 pleomorphic adenoma with malignant development, 4 adeno-
carcinomas, I mucoepidermoid tumor were treated. Combined therapy is considered
to be the most off ective method of treatment. of the 12 patients wit"n, pleo-
morphic adenoma,q survived for more than 5 years, 2 survived for mora than 3
years, 1 died after having been free of symptoms for two years; of the 4 cases
of adenocarcinoma there were 3 relapses,including one after 9 years; 2 are alive
and 2 died. A patient with mucoepidermoid tu:mor has been free of symptoms
for two years. 41 References. mainly Western.

FARAGO., M.
FARAQOj, M. - The use of a color filter in idcrophotography. p. go.
Vol. 2., no* 4. Aug. 1956
Kep es Hangtobbillm. Budapestp Hungary
SOURCF,: East European Accessions List (FFAI-) voi. 6, No. 4--April 1c)57

FARAGO, M.
The cell wall. p. 6. (Magyar Mezogazdasag, Vol. 11, no. 3, Feb. 1956 Budapest)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957. Uncl.

MAN, M.
FARAGO, It. Plante resistant to freezing. p. 11
Vol. 11, no. 8. A pr. 1956
MAGYAR MEZOGAZWSAG
fGRICULTURE
Budapest, Hungary
So: East European Accession, Vol- 6., 110. 3, March 1957

FARAGO) Mih&3,v., dr. (Fertod); HORVATH, Karoly (Peca,, Alkotmany u.20);
--KIRDLER., Andras
Miscellany. Radiotechnika 3-1 no.3-1:341 N 161.
1. TV muszeresz,, Orion Radio es Televizio Szerviz (for Kindler).

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Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Fizika) No 12, 1956, 35391
Author: Farago, Peter; Groma, Geza
Institution: None
Title: Reflex Klystrons
Original
Periodical: Magyar tud. akad. Kozl. fiz. kutato intez. kozl, 1953, 1., No 1-22
66-81j Hungarian
Abstract: See Referat Zhur - FizUa, 1955, 9786
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owy ate dtwtion of the dim-tion sprad of the
ciemons. but the prese=%-, of a quantum drat might
t.-. ChCCkL'j byLood'ng IF14 Co"Wor "ItrIlt vcmul r-V
pleld arliptitu&e, the Wt for the QuAnwill drat Will
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UANTUM EFFECTS Ir TIM INTERACTION BETWEEN
RAS SLECTRO141LANI)JILECTRWAGNSTIC FIELDS.
8, F11jagg lqeutral fleourch Inet, for
)1jdQjUMjPtYjLCW nst.of the Eotvos U41y., I
Budapest. Hungary). Phys. Rev. 99,1093-4(1955) Aug. 15.
An electron beam that through a transverse r( (told may
suffer a directional spread. It eiperimental conditions are
suitably chosen. the directional spread may be due only to
the quantum disperst of energy exchange between free
on
electro" und rf field.' A simple collector electrode system
rollM allow not only the detection of the directional spread
of the electrons. but the presence of a quantum effect might
'be cb~dW by plotting the collector current versus rf field -w
amplitude, the plot for the quantum offset being different
from those for classical effects. The results of various
tbooreflesl treatments of the allect are briefly comiared,
bcAb from the point of view of their principal foundations and
of tM oosoibility of Mair experimental vertfics

HWIGARY/Electronics - Geiieral.
Abs j~ r : Ref Zhur - Fizilm, I-Io 6, 1959, 13444
Aiith:)r : Faraeo, Peter
Inst
Titlc ConcerninC, on the Book by V.F. Vlasov "Electric Vacuum
Devices"
Orig Pub Maaar tud. akad. Mat. es fiz. tud. OSZT. kozl., 1956,
6, Do 2, 262-264
Abstr3cT, The book is a translation of the second Russian edition
(1949) and is used as a text for hi&ier institutioiis of
learnina. The first 22 chapters have material of the
course of lectures on electric vacuum devices., delivered
be the author in the electrotechnical hi&her technical
institutions for cotniulication.
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AUTHORSs Zrelov, V. P., Tyapkin, A. A., Farago, P. S. SOV/56-34-3-4/55
TITLE: Measurement of th( Proton Masi; at 660 MeV ~Izmereniye massy
protonov pri energii uuu MeV)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Tooreticheskoy Fiziki, 1958,
Vol. 34, Nr 3, pp. 555-558 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present work compares the values compute by means of the
relativistic r lation r 11 - (v2 ~2 based on the
-2 me
velocity measured with the val5les M, - p/v of the mass which
were determined from the measured momenta an,! velocities of
protons. The neaourements were made on an external
proton beam with about 66o MeV which made ezse-ztntially easier
tho determination of possible errors, The general scheme of
the measuring device is shown in a diaGran. The exturnal
beam of a 6 m-synchrocylotron passes a system of collinators,
then was deflected within the field of an electromaenet with
a pole diaaeter of I m, passed a second collimator and then
impinged upon ionization chamber. The control ::,,easurements
are also described. In the determination of the momentur, of
Card 1/3 protons by means of a current carryine conductor the values

Measurement of the Mass of 66o MeV Protons SOV/56-34-3-4/55, -
Q - 300-0+ C- 3 and I = C.681+0.001 amp. were obtained. q de-
noting the- load applied to a7silK thread. From this the value
p . 1296,5�2 .3 MeV/c is ob t ained for the momentum. Various
measurements carried out at Q - 200,o g showed results which
coincide within the limit of measurine; errors with earlier
obtained results. Variouo details of the measurements are dis-
cussed. Also the second correction of the energy loss in air
must be taken into account which amounts to 6E 1,5 MeV. The
total correction of the energy amounts to ~` - ? -
~~ILE - Ei+ E
8.1 MeV. The authors intend to determine the deviations
from the f ndamentil. law of relativistic theory Li - molli-
2/c2)-!122 and use relativistic relations in the det -ermi-
-(V I
nation ~;f the correctionsl/~IE and,~.'~v. When the found values
for the momentum and velocity of the protons are taken into
account m, - p/v - 1~98.2 + 3 Mev /c2 and L'12 = mo!l-(v2/c2
1604.3 � 1.9 MeV/c mee*~btained. Prom this further results
_1m = m2-mj - 6.1(1 + 0.5) orAm/m = 0,0040 + O.S). The er-
rors mentioned are the nean square deviations. Thus the re-
sults obtained here coincide with the relativistic law for the
increase of mass with increasine velocity within the error
Card 2/3 limits mentioned.

Measurement of the Proton Mass at 660 MeV SOV/56-34!.-3-Z/55 , -
There are 1 figure and 9 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy
(United Institute for Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTEDt September 12, 1957
Card 313

PATAKI, Pal, dr.; PANGSDIAT. Jozsef. dr.; PARAGO-__Peler, dr.
Neurinoma of the extremity. Ory.hatil. 102 no,4:174-175 22 JaI61,
1. Yovarost Arpad Zorhas, Sebessett Oestaly.
WROU case reports)
NITIES neapi)

FARAGO, Stefan
Planning of train service and its performance. Zel dop, tech
12 no.9s241-242 164~ F
1. Dispatcherp SVD. I

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ACC NR: A.T6n35004 SOURCE CODEs HU/2502/66/047/002/0173/0184~-;*
AUTHOR: Szpke, Sande, --Sokol Sh. (Doctor) and-rarago, Terez, of the Central
Research InstituVe for Chemistry at theHugorlan Academy of Sciences In
Budapest.
I'Calculation of the Force Field on the Ethylene Model"
;Budapest, Astn Chimica Aca4emiae_S4igntiaru!j Hu!ggaricae, Vol 47, No 2,
1966, pp M-184.
.Ab_-~~t: [English article; authors' English summary] The force constants
oMe ethylene molecule have been calculated. Fourteen equations were
used to calculate eleven force-constant components applying the method of
least squarea. In the calculation of the constants of the stretching vib-
rations, the force constants of diatomic molecules were used as approxima-
tive values. By this procedure the relationship pf the force constants
with the applied empirical data has been established.-' -
.-Orig. art. has: 2 figures,
36,00e-
16 formulas and 6 tables. ZYPRSs
ITOPIC LIGSi ethylene, molecular physics
SU4 CODE: 07l20 SUBM DATE: 22 Jul 65 ORIG REF: 001 OTH RFFt 019
gV REF: 004
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~fgaj!~t T. Ober daS dfithmetipc-h-geometrische Mittel.
?UM 'XMh. Debrecen 2. 150-156 (1951).
The arithmetic-jze~O~;Ctlj~ of two positive numbers
ae, ba is the common limit ba) of thc two skqucrlce~4
(a.1, 1b.1 generated 13Y CW- 0:'+W, b,41- ((J1b.P>O-
For these sequences, we have
M
ror complex numbers ac, N. the author now considcrs the
same sequences, except that now the condition b-i>0 is
generalized to the restriction that b.,, lie in the angle
(r.+8 (a., 0, b.), with 0:-7:- ir, Clearly we do not now
necessarily have jb.j:_!:-:ja.j; neverthelvss, the following
,analogue of (*) is given,
1b. I cas Ia.=- 1b.,11 cos lar.4.1
=-- IM(ae. bo) I --t",(1a.1 + 1b.1 I + lb.+, I
Also, n4:cesmry and sufficicnt conditions on (a4, ho) and
(a4', b*'), in order that are
givell, E. P. Becketsbach (L(n Angeles, Calif.).
Source: Mathematical Rrjvlew Vol. 1.3 No.1

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3 (1953),133-137 (1954).
Let G be a system of elements in which a single-valued
binary: multfpllca~ is defined. Suppose G contains a unit
element land eat every element of G has a left inverse. If,
In additio , G is associative, then G is a group. The author
n
considers fifteen, substitutes for the associative law, which
are obtained try changing the position of the brackets and/or
permuting the thme etemenits a, b, and c in the right membet
of (46)c-s(bc). The associative law in G is rep"lain turn
of u
!by each of them fifteen substitutes. Nine Iting
systems are commutative groupp, three others am commu.
tative systems not necessarily groups, while the remaining
three (one.a( which is nec'essart y a quasigroup) need be
neither commutative or associative. A C. ifurdoch.

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FIOUX-0 I T. (I~udapest, XI., Sztoczek u.2-4.1/
An elementary method for an approximate determination of the
real roots of algebraic! equations. Periodica polytechn electr
7 no. 3:197-208 163.
1. Lehrstuh-." fur Mathematilt T---- ' -i 11niver..'" ~ "~
-~Iegt Yon Dr.F.Makai.

FARAGOY Tibor,, dr. (Budapest, XI., Sztoczek u.2-4)
Studies on polynomials with one or more variables. Periodica,
polytechn electr 8 no.2sl93-206 164.
1. Lehratuhl fur Mathenatik, Technisohe Universitat, Budapest.
Torgelogt von Prof. Dr.l. Fenyo.

Ji 165. (I",-MA IP:7)
1. finchallnik otdola
metal-lurgichenkcro zavch.

FARAKHOTOV, A.A.
"Correction of Off-shore oil Extraction Structures and Catode protection.
(KorroKiya Morskikh Neftepromyslovykh Sooruzhenli i Katodnya zashchita.)
Baku, AzneCteizdat, 1955.

GUSEYNOT, Dshebrail Alekper ogly;_IIR xA&,ArutyQiavich; SPEMR,
AMUL.,Sm
Sh.Sh., red.; ALITKAN, T.B., red. izd-va.
[Technology and mechanization of the production of petroleum bitumen]
Tekhnologita i makhanizataiia proizvodstva neftebitumov. Baku,
Aserbaidshanskoe goe.19d-vo neft.i nauchno-tekhn.lit-r7, 1957. 180 p.
(MIRA 11:1)
(Petroleum) Chtumen)

FARMNLAZOV, S. A., Cand Tech Sci (diss) -- "'rhe problem of mechanizing laborlo-us
processes in the production of high-melting b1titmen". BaRii, 10 pp
(Min Higher and Inter Spec Educ USSR, Azerb Order of Labor Red Banner Inst of
Petroleum. and Chem im M. Azizbekov), 150 copies (YL) No 12, 1960, 128)

FARAWAZOVO Sayran Arutyunovich; CHIZHOV, A.A., ved. red.;
DEMIYAIIENKOP V.I., tekhn. red.
(Complete mechanization and automation of the production
of solid oil asphalt) Komplekanaia mekhanizataiia i avto-
matizataila proizvodstva tverdykh neftianykb bitumov. Le-
ningrad, Gostoptekhizdat, 1963. 122 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Asphalt)

FARAMAZOV, S.A.; ABDULOVA, Z.H.
Efficient positioning of return I-,,nd c~am-bars in pipestills.
Mnah. i neft. obor. no.8:23-24 ',')4. (MIRA 17.11)
1. Baklnskly nefleperarabatyvayushchly zavod im. XXII 9"yezda
Kom-nuntaticheakoy partii Sovetskogo ,qoyuza.

FARAMAZOV, S.A.; KOSMOV, V.G.j AKHMDOV, K.R.
Stabilizing the draft of pipestill flues. Nefteper. i neftekhim.
no.4:45-47 165- (NJ RA 18: 5)
1. Bakinskiy neftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod im. XXII s"yezda
Kommunioticheekoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza.

FAFLAII~DIZOV, S.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; GINZWRG, I.I.B., inzh.; PIRUMYAN, M.Y00.1
inzh.; TSOYREF, M.I., inzh.
Mechanization of the clitting of a high-viscosity polymer. Mekh.
i avtom. proizv. 19 ne.10:11-12 0 165o (MIRA 18:12)

KARAKYAN, K. A. L FARAKAZT
Mineralixation phase@ of the Kadsharan copper and molybdenum
deposit. Izv. AN Arm, SSL Geol. I geog. nauki 13 no-3/4:65-88
160. (MIRA 13:9)
. Aomhw -
1. Institut goologicheeklkh nauk AN ArmSSR~
(Kadsharan region (Arwala)-Kineralogical chemistry)

MELIKSETYAN, B.M., FARAMAZYAII, A.S., KUURSHOYAM, E.Khe
Tellurobismathite and certain other tellurides from the Xaler
molybdenite deposit. Dokl-AN Arm.SSR 30 no.4:239-244 160.
(MIRA 13:8)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk Akademii nauk ArmSSR. Preds-
tavleno akad. Al Armyanskoy SSR I.G.Magaklyanom.
(Negri 149trict-Tellurides)

Sloe 1 /61/000/022/015/076
B102/B108
AUTHOR- Faramazyan, A~ S.
TITLE: Lawfulness of rhenium distribution in ores from
Kadzharan
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 22, 1961, 97, abstract
22G108 (Izv. AN Arm.SSR. Geol. i geogr. n., v. 14, no, 1,
1961, 39-56)
TEXT; Re in molybdenites was determined colorimetrically according to the
color of its rhodanide complex. go was previously separated by Hg(i+)
nitrate or ascorbic acid. The Re contents in molybdenites in the
following stages of mineralization are presented (in 10-2 %): 1) Quartz-
magnetite (2.6-3-0), 2) quartz-field a ar (3-4-4.1), 3) quartz-
molybdenite (3,,4-4.9, avera. e 3.21), 45 quartz-chalcopyrite-molybdenum
(3.0-16.1, average 7~39), 51 quartz-chalcopyrite (2,2-3.2, average 2.78),
6) quartz-pyrite (3,0-3'.7, average 3.27). Just like molybdenite WhIch is
segregated mainly in the 3rd (70 ~) and 4th (15 %) stages, also the main
mass of Re is segregated in these stages: 61.2 and 30 2 %, respectively.
Card 112

s/oBi/61/000/022/015/076
Lawfulness of rhenium distribution... B102/BI08
The Se and Te contents were also determined in these molybdenites by
semiquantitative spectroscopical and chemical methods. A diagram s
given which shows that the Se content increases with increasing Re
content. This is explained by a geochemically similar behavior of these
elements, The Mo and Re contents of some other sulfides are also given;
the Mo:Re-ratio is the same as in the molybdenites. This leads to the
assumption that Re in sulfides is due to mechanical molybdenite
admixtures. A comparison of the Mo:Re ratios in molybdenite (2000:1),
in powellite (Io5:1), and in mine water (200:1) shows that Re is removed
from the oxidation zone. LAbstracter's note: Complete translation.
Card 2/2

FARAMAZYANt A.S.; HUDIAN, E.M.
'' - -1--.--,,..,-.,... .It
Enargite and luzonite from the Kadzharan copper-molybdenite deposit.
J&p.Arm.otd.Vses.ain.ob-va no.2t5-17 #63. (MIRA 16:10)

FARAMAZYAN, A.S.; AKOPYAN, A.G.
Rheniu"m and soma molybdenum are manifestations in the Avotsdzor ore
region. Izv.AN Arm. SSR. Geol.i, geog.nauki 16 no.3:61-66 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut goologicheskikh nauk AN Armyanskoy SSR.

MAGAKIYAN, 1.G., akaderaik; PIDWYAN, G.O.; FARM-MMAH, A.S.
Rhenium in copper-molybdenum deposits of the Armenian
S.S.R. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 37 no.2t77-81 163. (MlRA 17:2)
1. Institut goologicheskikli nauk AN Armynnakoy SSR.
Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy SSR (for Magaklynn).

FARAMIZYPN, A.S.; KHURSHUDYAN, E.Kh.
loomorphJ= between molybc-Pylum and rh-?nium in malybdenites.
Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 37 no.4t2ll..236 '63. (MIRA 17t8)
1, Inatitut geologichesklkh nauk AN ArmSSR. Predstavleno aka-
demikcm AN Armyanskoy SGR I.G. Magaklyanom.

FARMIlMiN, R.
,-------'American "aid" and Turkish finances. Fin.SSSR 20 no.8:
81-89 Ag 159. (HIRA 12:11)
(Turke7-lconomic assistance--American)
(Tiirkey--Finance)

FARAMAZYAN, Wichik Artashesovichl SAYYKIN, 3,, red.~; RODI('NoVA, 1"S
-_--.M7f4..._rd'd_ I_110074_x .,-P-11ekhn. red.
(Economy of present-day Canada] Ekonomika sovremennoi Kanady.
Moskva, Sotsekgiz, 1963. 222 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Canada-Economic conditions)

KILESSO, A.I.; FA ILA,; KONONYUK, B.Z.; VARTINSEN, Z.A.;
ANDREPtV, Yu.V.,- SLAVIN, S.V.; RUSETSKIY, S.B.; GLUSHKOV,
V.P., otv. red.; PLISKINA, Ye.M., red.; TIKEOMIROVA, S.G.,
tekhn. red.
[The shipbuilding industry of capitalist countries] Sudo-
stroiteltnaia promyehlennost' kapitalisticheskikh stran.
Moskva, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1963. 471 p. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut mirovoy ekonomiki i mezh-
dunarodnykh otnosheniy.
(Shipbuildlng)

FARAN, Antonin, inze
Automatic recorder in railroad otationse Zel dop tech 11
no.3:85-86 163.

F.*t-:_',, A. j.
- -, c,~r,4 1,:,' "
. 'iI3t$:pr,,a 1--.orfrola jospodarl--i rater-L.J.0-1-j (7 ,C', f
- I I L - - - -L - ) I
r..al'~lrAal OCCnorr-"), I~y J. Farana. :!a, 0,-tr,-,4.1, -2.: -22;::2, '-~ -,'e -' :;` - '
1,40. 6, Farch 15, 1956.

FAMION&A E.A,
tMeeting on psychological problem of industrial education and train-
ing in the school, Vop.psikbol. 7 no#2:188-189 Mr-Ap 161.
(MIRA 14-.6)
(Work)
,-I,

7APOROZHV-T'p A.V. (Moskva); FARAPONOVA, E.A. (,Moskva)
Work of the Moscow Section of Lhe Society of Psychologists in
1960-1964. Vop. psikhol. 11 no.2:189-190 Mr-Ap 165. (VIRA 18tO

FARAPONOVA, G.P.
Som results of actinomtric obsorwations from free aerostats.
Trody TSAO no.8:27-35 152. (KIHA 12:1)
(Aeronautics in mtoorology) (Solar radiation)

1-14-58-9--10068
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9. p 90 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Faraponova, G. P. , Kastrov, V. G.
TITLE: Actinometri-c'Obser--iations in the Lower Troposphere Above
Kyzyl-Kumami (Aktinometrichesk*4ye nablyudeniya v nizhney
troposfere nad Kyzyl-Kumami)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Tsentr. aerolog. observ. , 1954, Nr 13, pp 27- 37
ABSTRACT: Aircraft-borne actinometric observations were performed
above Kyzyl-Kumami and the Mountain District of Turkestan
during April and May of 1951. The measurement comprised
the intensity of the incoming (downward) and outgoing (upward)
fluxes of shortwave radiation, the intensity of the direct and
scattered radiation, and the basic meteorological elements.
The observations were performed at elevations of 0. 5, 1. 5,
3. 0, and from 4 to 5 km. Twelve flights were carried out in
all. Data analysis showed that the density of the downward
flux increases at all times with increasing elevation; the ver--
tical gradient of this quantity against elevation, in general,
decreases with elevation. The density of the upward flux
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increases above that level. Both the intensity of the absorption of the insola-
tion and the radiational heating of the air decrease with increasing elevation;
the decrease is most pronounced at the 3-km level and near the ground sur
race. The values of the flux density of the direct and scattered (clear-sky)
radiation above Kyzyl-Kumami are close to the values observed at corresponding
elevations in the mountainous area. The albedo of the desert surface and of
the air layer lying between the aircraft and the ground surface increases with
decreasing angular elevation of the sun above the horizon. This, apparently,
is governed by the properties of the desert surface but not by those of the inter-
jacent air layer. The character of the change in albedo with elevdtion depends
on the ratio between the pro'cesses of absorption and scattering of the radia.-
tion in the air layer interceding between the aircraft and the ground surface.
1. Radioactivity--Measurement 2. Atmosphere--Radioactivity
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no.16:18-20 '56. (KLBA 9:11)
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(Atmosphere) (Photometry)
sunlight in the atmosphere.
(MIRA 11:5)
(Solar radiation)

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AUTHOR: Parsponova, G-,P-,-
TITLE: Measuring the weakening of sunlight in the free
atmosphere
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no, 11, 1961, 26-27,
abstract 11B193 (Tr- Tsentr, aerol, observ,~ no. ~2
1959, 3 - 16)
TEXT: The index of the weakening of sunlight was determined from
measurements of direct solar illumination at different allitudes
in the atmosphere during aircraft flights to a height of 6.5 km-
The observations were conducted with an electrophotometer in wliirlh
a (f -31Y-19 (FE-U-19) photomultiplier was tised as tile radiation rec~-.--
ver, lnterference filters with pas~3a,7e naxima of 420, 452.
550 mp were employed in the equipment. The observ,--,ti~~ns ~-e~re
in the North Caucasus and in the Kharlkov region in 1957 and ir ti~,
Moscow region in 1958. On comparing the data obtained in the fz'e,
atmobphere and in mountainous terrain it was found that the weak~-ni-
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ing of light is somewhat greater in the free atmosphere than in zhe
mountains. The optical densities obtained for the free atmosphere
also have larger values. It was discovered that the turbidity of
the air in the near-surface layer up to 1 kni very rapidly diminl.-
shes with altltude,~ A layer with a comparatively constant turbldi-
ty from 1 to 3 km is very often observed in summertime,: the upper
boundary of this layer usually reached the inversion level. Above
3 km the index of weakening declines almost exponentially with al-
titude. In the lower layers of the troposphere (up to 3 - 4 km) d-4-
lution by aerosols plays a leading role in the values of the index
of weakening,, at greater heights (from 3 - 4 to 6,5 km)' the molecu-
lar component equals, or becomes somewhat larl-,er than- -the aerosol
component, Tn the summer period in the lower 'layers (Up to 4 km)
the indices of weakening have somewhat higher values '.n steppe dls-
tricts (in North Kazakhstan and the North Caucasus) ,han in -,he
central part of the Union's European territory (in the Yos,',ow ara
Khar1kov regions). Observations in the free atmosphere, carried
in West Germany by U. Krug-Plelsticker Per. Dt9ch. Wetterdienst,
no. 8, 1949) and In England by I M, Waldram. ~Quart, J. Roy. Meteo
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AUTHOR: Paraponova, G. P.
TITLE: The weakening of sunlight in the free atmosphere (The-
ses)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 3, 1962, 27,- ab-
stract 3B215 (V sb. Aktinometriya i atmosfern. optika,
L., Gidrometeoizdat, 1961, 145-146)
TE'XT: Measurements were made in an aircraft by means of special
photometers at different points in the USSR in 1956-1958. In t-he
troposphere's lower layers from 0 to 1 km the atmosphericturbidi-
Uy rapidly diminishes. Above 3 - 4 km the index of weakening de-
creases almost exponentially with altitude, as do the aerosol and
the molecular components of the index of weakening, too. The at-
mosphere's optical densities at a height of 6.5 km exceed the Ray-
leigh values, indicating considerable turbidity in the troposphere's
lower layers. / Abstracter's note: Complete translation.-7
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ACCESSION NR: AP4034796 S/0293/64/002/002/0257/0265
AUTHOR: Malkevich, M. S.; Malkov, 1. P.; Pakhomova, L..'-A.; Rozenberg, G. V.;
tarapo ova, G. P"
TITLE: Determination of the statistical characteristics of radiation fields over
clouds
SOURCE: Kosm',cheskiye issledovaniya, v. 2, no. 2.:1964, 257-265
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, cloud, atmospheric radiation, radiation field
ABSTRACT: A study has been made of the possibility of applying statistical ana-
lysis to fields of outgoing radiation for determining the structure of cloud forma-
tions. Computation of the structural parameters of the cloud cover is accomplish-
ed using aircraft measurements of radiation with narrow- and wide-angle instrumenq.
The following conclusions are drawn from this preliminary investigation: 1. Sta-
tistical characteristics of the Intensity of reflected radiation can be used for
an objective analysis qf clouds of various types and a reliable identification can
be made on the basis of the full set of statistical parameters. 2. The most In-
fornative-parameter-is the spectral density.of fluctuations of brightness, which
is quite sensitive to a difference in the character of nonhomogeneities of dif-
,__ferent,~Joud types and at the same time is statistically stable- 3. An Investl
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gat,lon of the statistical characteristics of radiation fluxes, considered as ran-
dom functions, makes It possible to take into account fluctuations of the radiant
flux of heat under conditions,of arbitrary cloudiness. In this case spectral
density makes it possible to obtain the distribution of radiant energy by fre-
quencies and determine those *cales of nonhomogeneities which make the principal
contribution to the flux of radiation heat. 4. The spectrum of fluctuations is
similar to comparable spectra~of fluctuations of wind velocity and temperature ob-,
tained in Investigations of turbulence in the surface layer of the air. The s pec-,
trum was displaced into the region of somewhat lower frequencies, evidence'of an
increase in the scales of the eddies responsible for the nonhomogeneity of cloud
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