SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FLYANTS, N.N. - FODCHUK, V.I. (KIYEV)

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of the charge of the bombarding particles is demonstrated. R. Rahkimay.
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-ions from potasa us'
TiTrz: ftissi of electrona and negative i fil= - under the irto.
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nuenee of tomb=-d=t witlt- ioinr and--&tome- or- sodima i
cl-TU, 07JECEt Dokl* AN VzSSRp~ no. 10,, 19641,18-23-
TOPIC TAG-St, electr;on emisslio f lon-wdsiioni potassium f ilmo fork flanctionj
A
the-__ionic emission, secondai7 emission
MMIA TION: A double-modu Iati on -offcillographie meth-zd was usfe-d- to irrvreatigate thd-.
emiseion oL electrons and of negative iors from films of K (on Rlo).bombarded with
150~'- 500--ev,
11, innn and atoms of-energY 4 riments up-rit L-sde- with -an in-
strizment, analozous to that described earlier (Pmnz, 1963, IL-h',n4) in F, vacuam
-.;f I _,~ ~0- 5aT, fig. The chmige in the work function of Mo foll,wing absorptiGn of 3
!;~tq n-~~nltored by observing the thermlonic emlasion. it iT ectnbllsahetl th!za
inu--eazinG ?xaczneas of the fliz the coefficients or seconda;7 electron emisellon,
nezative ion e~mi
ssiont and.-thermionie- emission experience a o~hiirann_terlstlc -- Innu
At relativeli, small film thickneni, when the work function of ihe Gurface is

ARIMV, U.A., akadamik; RAKIII"xjr, II.E.
Role of the ionic charge in the kinetic emission of electrons.
Do;cl. AN Uz.SSR 21 no. 1M-15-117 164 (MIRA 19:1)
Mission of electrons and negative ions from potassium films
during the bombardment with sodium ions and atoms. Ibid.-.18-21
1, FIzIko-tekhnIchoakiy inatitut A14 UeM.R. 2. AN U--SSR (for
Arifov). Submittect ftgust 19j, 1964,

sopIN, Yevgoniy Fedorovich; BOGAGHI, P.G.# dotsent, otv.red.; FLYASOIKOYP
red.; KHOKHAVOYMAYA, T.I., tekhn.red.
Clhmdamentals of wascle biochemistry] Osn*y biokhimii myshts.
nev, Izd-vo Kievak:6go unly., 19609 181 J6 (KIRA 13:9)
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Flyate, D. M. ,qLjestion of the mechanical toughness of a vileet
of paper," Materi2ly Tsentr. nauch.-issled. in-ta bumazh.
prom-sti) Issue 36, 1948, P. 137-66 -- Biuiog: 52 items
SO. U-3566) 15 Mar& 53, (Letopis 'Zhurn2l Iny1di Statay, No. 14, 1949).

Fylate, D. ?-". "The question of tile cohesive forces Of fibers in a sheet of
paperp" Materialy Tsentr. nauch--issled. in-ta bmazh.
Prcm-sti., Issue 37, 19,48p P- 193-202
SO: U-3566, .15 "'arch 53, (Letopis tZhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 13, 1949)

-FLYMI-D.-A-10
Flyate, D. M. "Dependence of tho speed of drying of paper on the intiial
wetness of the sheet of paper,"" Materialy Tsentr. nauch.
issled. in-ta bu~azh. prom-sti, Issue 37, 10,48, p. 203-10
SO: U-3566, 15 March 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey-i No. 13, 1949)

FLYATE, n.V. , i SHUT."LiAN, F.G.
249(,.5 Flyate, D. M. i biruMiman, F. G. Puti Poqsheniya Projovoditellnosti Puima,-rodc-Latel
nykh Itlashin. Bunazh Prom-stl, 1949, NO 3, 6 18-22 Bibliogr.- 7 Nezv-
So: Letopis!, No 331 1`0
Ii Lesoza--,Iotovki. Lecnaya I Derevoobrabatyvayushchaya Promyshlennost'.
Mebellnoye Proizvodstvo.

The Infill"Wil 01 tU111111 00 91114 gk#Vh and Ok Pgrgoo.
4w." of Paper, l)-NI F1 BISIMh. Prow. 23,
Nu. 2, 21 -41 of the Vffcct
of title" oil paj- provertin ase lirrsented, The effects of
the Addli. of clay filk-ron the tensile strength and air pc:rmc.
ability Of Paper are %tit-hed. A fully bleachrif uffite pulp
ii beaten to 45' S,-R. Its a fall. b"lf. the tir,, beet* lire
pregid. on a mosifern allectinakilig nachisse. varying ,Its. of
rurbowlild cLay we aldrd (cL-&%- detd. by A~h content). and
the sheet is condi
lioned at 0.5% relative humidity and 20'
Prior to Usling. The tensile, streoglis test values am re.
produ
rible within * 3.5%, A parallel %erisr, W tc%t %Items
art' PrrPd. without filter but with the sause basis wt. as the
*hvets with filler, Is' tile ra~c of -bcct~ at a const. fiber
consent of 00 X./sq.,jo. but with incriming CIA,
Y contest
there is little vilaoss, in tq:o~jle 'trungth "I
its I, cl.lv hu':
with hkrvu,ing clay up to 241,'~. the t.-tviik- tittrarh dt-
ere"C4 fly 60%. Fur the %beets In which the clay is rT-
planed by an equal wt. of fiber, the tensile strrngth increases
&moathly; the watical interval between the 2 curves gives
the perarritap decrc&,r In tensile strength of a paper with
filler compared with a paper of the same bash wt. without
filter. The resistance of papar to buret and folding shows
themine m[Ation with clay control. A study*( ak permt-
Ability shows that, with Incersuling clay content. the itit
firfmoRbility increases (4517%, Inc-trass: Inv a clay content of'
A sintilar stark- of tests with sheets pr"A. from &
2mr1tunbleachal sulfite-70% groundwood mist. gave the
Lame results. The increased drying velocity of filled paper
6 explained on a lasibW of feadief escape of vapor frunt the
larM capillaries, the presence of Icsts banded It#O. and the
more open structure of the filled sheet. From thleareticall
considerations it is shown that the velocity of penetration of
liquids into capillaries is inermed with increasing CapilhLry
radius (assumed for paper cunts. filler). which helps explain
why paper coutg. filler has incrvaial absorptivity. In the
4-.LW 431 a IOU% sulfile blintched pulp tw-Atcn to 32' S.-R. And
l,-ontg..3%T~in ~izsr. 6%alton. an415"s. tarrh.of loo g,;,q.
its. bmits wt.. fur cL-&y asitlent. of 0. 5. Ill. 15. 3). and 1-16%
04y (basal ou oiien-dry fiber), the ose-rrqionding lirvAing
lengths tire 4314. :1722. X.-JI. ;J1111. 3(lixt, and V31 us..
.Irrtch 3.2. 3,111. 2.7. .1.1. 1.7. and 2.07r, and double folds
2111)(1, 1348, 4710. 351. .103. and I(V; the retAtivt tinte t. lt~
wet bya JO%sWn. of Sji,C(h is 13.5. 11.7. 12.0. 1:1.5. MO..
and 10.0 min., mis. Juba LAks: Kiniys

FLUTE, D.
?aper-Mitking Yachinery
Calculating the necessary number of drying cylinders. Bum. prom. no. 6, 1951.
Kand. Tekhn. Hauk
2
SO: Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _ April 1951,19ncl.

a-.-MATE. D, Mo
2. usm (6oo)
4. Paper Industry
7. ways of improving quality of newspring. Bum* prom* 27 no- 5e 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Rph. 1953, Unclassified.

1. LARIN, P. S., FLYAT.,~ D M,
2. ussR (6oo)
4. Fibers
7. Glaring errors, in the description of the production of pulp and paper
(Cellulo3e and fiber plant.: of the U.3.3.2.j P. K. Krslllnikov, P. A.
Yakimov. -Reviewed by P. S. Larin, D. '*. Flyagate. 31m. prom. 27, No. 6, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February -1953, Uncl.

1. Ye. ~v,.;
2. U-M (600)
4. Paper
A.
7. SizIrI9 of Papers and iW, for letters.. Prom. 27, 40- 10, 1952
MmoaathlX
List 01 -A-C-c-e-swsmiOns Library of Congress,F
-ZE~2~~1953. Unclassified.

BEEMAN. Ye.H.; FLYX~X, D M.
- j
r,
The sizingagent in paper rovin elze.
Bum. prom. 28 no.6:9-14 is 133.
OWA 6:6)
(Quma and resins) (Paper industry)

- AT ~,,, , TL) . " I .
MM/Miscellaneous. - Manufacturing
Card 1/1 1 Pub. 77 - 16/21
Authorg 11 Flyatep D. M., Cand..Tech.,Sci.
Mid I Paper bottles
PerlodIcal j Nauka i zhizn' 21h.,*page 38,, Sep 1954
Ab6tract I A description.is given of the wo,rldng of a machine on exhibit-at the
All-Union Agricultural Exposition in Moscow which makes 3..600 pint-sized
bottles per hour out of paper treated with paraffine. Illustrations.
Institution
Subndtted

PIYA239# Doke, kandidat tekhnichaskikh nauk.
Properties of lithographic poor. Bus. prom. 29 no.5.-,8-12 W 154.
(paper) (MMA 7:7)

AIaKSEYBV, A.A., inzhaner, radaktor;ASMNAZI, K.M., doktor tekhnicheskiJ6
nauk, radaktor; GWOVSKIT, V.A., kandidat takhaichaskikh nauk,
redaktor; GMACHIV. A.H., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk, radaktor;
IVANOV,p, S.N.j kandidat takhaicheek1kh nauk, radektor; LARIN. P.S.,
kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; IMMNIN. N.H.. doktor tekhni-
chaskikh nauk, redaktor-, PUZYRRV, S.A., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nouk,
redaktor; RYUKRIN. N.V., kenclidat tekhaicheskikh nauk, redaktor;
YLTATI-D- - * kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; SHAPMO, A.D.,
ka-n-dl-ftt takhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; ZLIASHB , M.G., kandidat
tekhnichaskikh nauk,.radaktor': KHUDYAKOTA, A.V.. redaktor izdatelletva;
KARASIX, X.P.,,tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Paper makerge handbook) Spravochnik bmazhnika (tekhnologa). Koskva.
Goglesbunizdat,Vol*2.1 book 1, 1956o 458 p. (MIRA 10:2)
1'.1aningrad TSentralinyy nauchno-iseledovatellakiy inatitut teellyuloz-
noy I bumachnoy promyshleanosti (Paper industry)

FLYATE, D.M., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk.
Paper for ButOuRtic packing machines used In the food industry.
Ihmopron.31 no,4:22-25 AP 156. (MLRA 9:7)
(Containers) (ftper--Specifications)

FLYATS. David Noiseyevich. kand.tokhn.nauk; SASOUKO, V-0., red.; SARHATSKAYA,
-.... I.- --.- -G.-Ir--riai.d
OR a 2 ~-ii--IHITS. V.P., tekha.red.
Ellew methods for the production of newsprint] Novoe v proisvodstve
gazetnoi buwgi. Moskva. Goslesbumisdat, 1957. 123 P. (MIRA 11:2)
(Newsprint)

,jLjAT~v
t, D.M., kand.tekhn.nauk
New high-speed papermaking machines; (survey of foreign Journals).
13um.prom, 33 no-11:27-29 N 158. (MIRA 13:8)
(United States--Papermaking machinery)

FLYATEt takhn. nauk; BARAN, M. Yo., inth.
Present-day mcbiovementa In the manufacture of felts for the
paper industry. Bun. prom. 33 no. 6:12-14 Js 158. (MIRA 11:7)
(Paper industry-Nquipment and supplies)

IVANOV, Sergey Hikolayevich. Prinimnl uchgatiye EYDL1N, I.Ta., kand.
tekhn.nauk. MMIKp V.I., kand.tokhn,nauk, retsenzant;
PERMIALISKIT, N.P., reteenzent; FLYUTS, D.MA,., red.; SIMINI-
KOVA, L.A., red.isd-va; BACHMV!, iq *I - .1.
it "tekhn.red.
[Technology of paper manufacture] Tekhnologiia bumagi. Moskva,
Goslesbumizdat, 1960. 719 P. (Mnu 13:5)
1. Kafedra tsellyulosno-bumazhnogo proizvodatva Leningradskogo
tokhnologichaskogo Institute (for PerekBl'skiy).
(Paper industry)
-a

FLYATS, D.M.9 kand.tekhn.nauk
Nev book on tie technology of voodpulp and paper production.
Bum.prom- 35 no.lt2g Js 160. (MIRA 13:6)
(Woodpulp) (Paper)

JZTATEq D.M.9 Icand.tekhn.muk; RTSOTA. A.P., inzb.
Press felts for mmmfacturing condenser paper. Bum*
prom. 35 no.6t28-29 Je 160. (MMA 13:7)
(Papermaidog macbinery)
Oelt)

ALEKSEYEV, A.A. p inzh.p red.; ASHKENAZI., K.M.v doktor tekhn.naukt red.;
GWOVSKII, V.A.v kELnd.tekhnnaukp red*; GCRBACM,, A.N., ImxA.tekhn,
nauky red.; IVANOVv S.N.v kand.tekbn,naukv red.; IARINq P.S.# kand,
tokhn.naukp red.; REPENIN, W.N.9 doktor tekhn.nauky red.; PUznwg
S,A,g kand.tekhn.naukg red.j RYUKRINq N.V., kand.tekhn.naukp red.;
FIZATEV D.M,y kand.tekhn.nauk2 red.j SWIROf A.D.9 kand.tekbn.naukq
M,G*p doktor tokhno-nauk, rod.; K=AKOVA, A.V.,
red.izd-va,- SIDELINIKOVA, L.A.9 red,izd-va-, LOBANKOVAj R.Ye.9 takhn.red.
[Manual for paper.industry technicians) Spravochnik bumazhnika; (tekhno-
loga). Moskvag Goslesbumizdat. Vol.3. 1961. 719 p. (MMA 24-.6)
1. leningrad. TSentral'Wy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
toellyuloznoy i bumashnoy prouqsh-lennosti.
.,(Paper products)

Z910RUYEV. Boris Mikhaylovich; MATE 'ID'M"I dots kand. tekhn.
nauk retsenzent; '-MRrvRm"-' CNN - V.S.. dota.:'kand. tekhn. nauk
retsenzent! FILOVENKO, K.D.,, red.
[water purification structures in woodpulp production; a
textbook on a diploma Project for students of the Faculty of
Chemistry and Technology) Vodochistnye sooruzheniia tselliulozno-
bumazhnogo proizvodstva; posobie po diplomnomu proektirovaniiu
dlia studentov khimiko-tekhnol-jr;.cn*skogo fakullteta. Leningrad,
Vses. zaochnyi lesotekhn. in-t. i;w;4. 83 P. (MIRA 180)

TSVETKOV, l4ran Dmitriyevich; WEPOIN, Yu.N., dots., kand. tekhn.nauk,,
reteensent. FLYATE, D.M.v dots., kand. tekhn. nauk,,
I
retsenzwt. KINJEL&VA, L.D., red.; URITSKAYA, A.D., tekbn.
red.
(Some calculations for the production of sulfite pulp vith
a sodium base] Nekotorys resohity po, proizvodstvu sullfitnoi
teelliulosy na natrievom oanovanii; metodicheskoe posobie k
diplomnomu proaktiroyaniiu dlia studentov khImi o-tekhnologi-
cheekogo, fakullteta. Leningrad, Voss. zaochnyi lesotekhn.
in-t, 1962. 112 p. (MIRA 16.:8)
(Woodpulp)

KOZAROVITSKIY, L.A., prof., daktor takhn. nauk;_ILT
.ATg, D.M. red.;
POSTNOVA, I.D.1 red.; SHENDAREVA., L.Vp tekhn. red.;
PETRENKO, V.M., tekha. red.
,[Basic characteristics of chalk overlay paper for printing
and methods for their control] Osnovnye avoistva melovaunoi
bumagi dlia pechati i metody ikh kontrolia. Moskva, %eiitr.
in-t tekhn. informatsii i ekon. isal. po lesnoi, bumazhnoi i
derevoobrabatyvaiushchei promyshl., 1962. 147 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Paper-Testing) (Prir~ting)

FIXATE D.14,--IMIKS IIYU.
Some irreversible phenomena taking place daring the drying of
paper and woodpulp. Bum.prom. 37 no.3:14-16 Mr 162.
(MIU 15 *. 3)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauobno-issledovatellakiy Inatitut bumazhnoy
promyshlennosti.
(Paper-Drying) (Woodpulp)

r
ABRAMOVICH, Aleksandr Davidovich; M!Z "D.J, red.; FILDONOVA,
A.I.,, red.3.za-va; VIj0VlNjq,--T.P.., fekhn. red.
(Reference book for the press operator of papermak-ing"'
machines] Posobis pressovshchiku bumagodelatellnoi ma-
shiny. Moskva, Goolesbunizdat, 1963. 108 p.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Papermaking machinery)

FLUTE, D.M.
Book on the eoating of paper and paperboard. Bum.prom. (381 no.7: -
30 il 163. (KIRA 160)
(Paper coatings) %

MMKOr YeDk nYAZHNMA, L.F.
I-
Photcoolorimtric deteruination ct man amounts of
=)Iybdmm In proftote containing eelanim and tenurium*
Sbor,tnA, 'PllrlTMDW no.9126-29 '65s oun issn)

AIM OVA., V.D.; FLTUMILI. N.7o; MITROFANOVA, Yo.B,; SOIDYIYZVA, N.A.
3pidamiological algaificance of atypical strains of dyssutw7
bacteria. Zhur.mikrobiol.. spides. i immu. 27 no.3:23 KrI 56.
(ML 9:7)
l..Iz kafedry spidesiologii I Moskovskogo meditsinskogo inatituta.
(SHIULTA,
dysent"lae, atypical strains, apidexiol. significance
(Ras))
0,
06- '01

FOALE, P.
TEUN10103Y
Periodicals: C7.,LULOZA SI MIRTTE. Vol. 7, no. 8, Aug. 195F,
FOAM, P. Some considerations relative to the level of the Danube River
waters. p. 313
Mont',ly List of East European Ac-essions (MU) Lr,, Vol. 8, No. 2,
February 195", Unclass.

FOBER, If.; K&MPINSKI, S.; LELWOCII, Z.
--- =9190~~
"Efficiency of Donbass combines in Poland. Biulg .11
p. 1 (Przaglad Corniczy) Vol. 12, no. 2, Feb. 1956
Katowice, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) LG* Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

FOBERt H.
"Speed of the cutting chain and the performance of a longwall cutter."
P. 58 (Przeglad Gorniczy) Vol. 12, no. 2, Feb. 1956
Katowice, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

FODOR) H., Kempinski, S.; Ledwoch, Z.
The results of working with trie Donbas combines in Poland. P. 3-
(PRACE. No. 17) 1956, Katowice) Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European AccessionB (EEkL) LC. Vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

FWHEM, K.
-- ------ Problems of grid irradiation. Magy. radiol. 10 no.:3:170-174 Sept 58.
1, A Becsi Orvosegyetem I. sz. noi klinikajanak (~,-'azgato: prof. T.
Antoine dr.) kozlewnye.
(HADIOTHIRM. in-various die.
cancer, grid irradiation (Hun))
(NMPLASMS, ther.
radiother., grid irradiation (Hun))

BIEDA, S.;
Role of roontgonodiagnoois in obstetrics. Ginek. P-31. 33 no.2-1153-159
162o
is Z I Kliniki Charob, Kobiecych Uniwaraytetu w 'Wiedniu Kierownik
y
'34niki: Prof. dr T. Antoine.
(OBSTEMICS) (RADIOGRAM)

BIEDA, S. LZ2-c~~
Role of the anterior height of the pelvis in labor prognosis. Ginek.
pol. 33 no.6017-722 162.
l. Z I Kliniki Chorob Kobiecych Uniweraytetu w Wiedniu Kierownik Kliniki-
prof. dr T. Antoine. (FELVIMETRY)

BARANYAI, Pal, dr.; FOCHER, Laezlo, dr.
-C~-
Data on constitutional role of Pelger-Huet anomaly-. Orr. hetil. 102
no.38:1782-1785 17 S 161.
1. Fovarosi Tanaes Heim Pal Oyermekkorhaza, Laboratorium es Idegosztaly, :
Budapest.
(LEUKOCYTES) (EPILEPSY blood)

lb-p,~-',r f o1 lowIng Lli-Ler-'Le vac.-In-a t I c%n ir, n3
Cimr. thetil. -o7,5 no-43:20,141-2048 0 25 1~4-
Fovarosi Tanads flelm Fal Gyermekkorhaz, (veoeto:
Focher Tarais dr.)
~g
-w
Q'i P.,

Nccturna*L enur~!sl.s in chi,dron-
Ja 1 61, .
I . F,-wnrorA Tw a -s
(fcorvoe: Fcolier !a-.3z'.o dr.)

FOCK, Jero
'at ua accelerate oooialiot conatructionj lot us develop our .
eoonomio achievements, Munka 10 noJ16-7 Mr 160,
1. Magyar Szocialista. Munkaspart'politikai Bizottsaganak tagja,
a Kozporti Bizottsag titkara.
'4r
e-

FOCK,, Jeno
Our economics leaders should assume moretesponsibility in fulf43-ling
the' plans and inor4sing productivity. Ujit JfLp ~2 no.3:7 10 F 160.
1, Magyar'Szoeialista Mankaspart polit1kai, bisdittsaganak tagja.

FOCK. Jeno (Budapest)
Our salute to the 3d National Conference of Innovators and Inventors.
Ujit lap 13 no.23:3 D 161.
5-w,
R

11~~
-7 ~.1- I - -- --- .- ~ I
7
I - . - .
"IT -y; t1le jjj,~ III, r1jet,11-6 of soap it, a vocuirl accorvinL to thr
New rethl)(I in the ooap -
Mazzoni system."
Kemija U Induntriji, Zaereb, Vol 2, No 12, 1953, P. 377
SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 10, Oct 1954, Lib. of Congress

PolymorphIsm of soap and the Mazzoni process. Milol
I FOC St. 348. 3S12-4(1055)~-if"
14,152f.-Tllc effect of tht Mazzoni ptoceas on the
cr phases in soaps is investigated by x-ray analysis of
.7 soap cakes, A contg. approx. Q% fatty acids and some
coconut oil in the raw material and B conig. approx. 70,70.
(att3r arlds and produ ", from tallow fats of low titer. The
relative Intensities of the rings ccaesponding to the f! phase
(diam. 2.95 A.) and 0 phase (diarn. 2.75 A.) are detd.
F-jr A, the ratio of the Intensitic-i Is 1.5; 1, aud for B, 1:3,
this shows some conve"lon of u to 0 9hase. The $ phw
is absent In soap prodticed amidIng to the Mazzoni process.
Mazia. R. W. Tor,*_

1 vaVO xe /,L &
c 2r,
Ole Oa
Fock, V. A. Homogenitilt, Kovarlanz und Relativitilt.
LzechoiTovak J. Phys. 7 (1957). 255-261,
The nufhnr wishes to stress the fact that in his opinion
the use of the term "relativity" in the manner in which it
js p re ~v e I ein the literature on the genena theog 3f
atil i
vi i not only misleading but also seems to indicate
lativ"4
re;
ac of understanding of fundamentals. His reasons for
aCVj un
a
this opinion are based on a close analysis of the meaning
of the terms (I ~ "homogeneity" of the space-time conti-
nuum, and (2) ' covariance" of equations Oaws of nature).
It is shown that these concepts are fundamentally distinct
and are expressed mathematically in distinct ways: the
first by the existence of transformations which leave in-
variant the expression for the 4-dimensional. distance be-
Aween two points of (Galilcan) space-time, including the
coefficients gil (which is not generally possible in Memail-,
nian spap!Roo that the latter are inhomogencous), Wile
the seconir oncept generally involves transformations
C C, which themselves pntail transformations of the gil. Such
Ctimposite transformations, or covariance willi it-spect to
th.-in,arenotdire tly connected with the lit wwgvi it-it y (9r,

Fac,k' V-A
lack of homogeneity) of the spa& Yet both these con-
cepts, Viz. homogeneity of space-time and covaTiance, FVN
-ne word "Telativity". If this
are often described by the sai
word is to imply homogeneity, the so-called general
theory of relativity is not relativistic, while if the word is
to imply covariance, the latter theory is no more re-
lativistic than, for instance, chtssical mechanics (the
C C uatigo a
exar, ple of -the covariance of the CC! f Lagrmigrip
cited). H. Rund (Durban)./b

FDCK,, W.
1W. --- ,*,
FOCK,, W. Copernican System and Ptolemaic System in the Lipht of the
Modern Theory of Gravitation. Postepy fizyki, Warszawa (Polish
Physics Society)2 1954., vs. 5.9 nos 1., ps. 3e

KPONTA F. ; "t),J I
FOCC.9,
Hearing disorders f"ll" w'.ng i:-ept--ated cartem ~i,on
pois-n-Ing. Acta med. lugoal.. 18 ro.2--95-106 16-f,
1. Institut ,-;I
I sooi-Jalnu med.'~cin-u. Med-izInskog fak-iltetu u ilam-!P-Ta.

RU-,iANIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and
Their Applications. Chemical Wood Products.
Hydrolysis Industry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 1959, No % 13336.
Author : Vasilescu., I.; Focsa, C.; Cojocaru, C.
lnst : Not given.
Title t Production of Nutritional Yeasts In Hydrolyzates
of Cane Wastes.
Orig Pub: Lucrarile Inst. cercetari aliment., 1958, 2, 9-ZO.
Abstract: Production of celulose from cane can be profi-table
by utilizing its wastes. These wastes in the form
of hydrolyzates and spent crude alkalis can be
used for the production of nutritional yeasts.
A hydromodel of hydrolysis was established. A
proces3 was developed for adapting yeasts of the
Torulopsis utIlls type to hydrolyzates of cane
Card 1/2

POLAND / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and 14
Their Applications, Chemical Wood Products.
Hydrolysis Industry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-l(himiya, 1959, No 4. 13-3Z3.
Abstract: investigated for saturated wood not subjected to
flushing as viell as for wood saturated and alkal-
ized with water. The corrosive effect of NaCl and
H2SiF6 solutions on common steel was studied. It
was established that the iaethod indicatcd for
saturation is useful for wood saturation. Outlay
for such saturation is six times lower than with
the "flurallsill" which is usually used~ -- From
the author's resume.
Card Z/Z
103

FOCSA, Carmen
Determining filtering quality of Rumanian diatomites. Studii
cerc chimie 10 no,2:267-273 162.
1. Laboratorul do industrii fermentative, Institutul de corcetari
alimentarfs Bucurestie r
N

L 3303M6 T DJ1WE
ACC NRs AFW2T217 SOURCE CODE: RU/0007/65/016/009/0488/0491
AUTHOR: Vasilescu, I.--Vasileskui I.; !,o!Ls --Fokshaj K. Oo
ORG: none
TITLE-. Method- of estimating the n-paraffin hydrocarbons in gas-oils subjected to
microbiological dewax"
SOURCE: Petrol si gaze, v. 16, no. 9, 1965, 488-491
TOPIC TAGS: hydrocarbon, dewaxing, urea, petroleum product, petrochemistry
ABSTRACT: A description of a method for determining n-paraffin hydrocarbons in
gas-oils subjected to microbiological dewaxing. The method employs the property of
urea of forming adducts with the n-paraffin hydrocarbons with more than 7 carbon
atoms, and has been checked with pure n-hexadecane as reference substance. Use
of the mthod for a gas-oil before and after dewaxing gave n-paraffin values of
22.5 and 0.15 percent respectively. Orig. art. has: 4 tables. [Based on authors'
Eng. abstract] (4FRSI
SUB CODE: llo 07 SUBM DATE: none OTH REF: 007
Card
Mlbll
A,

JUGUREAKUp N., ing.; # 4
TATI, Sabin Lng.
Technique of shooting in atmospheric methane in advancing
work where detonating explosives are used, Rev min 13
no.8:384-389 Ag 162.

FOCSky I., ing.; TAT, S., ingo; FUIOREA, D., tehn,
Research organized for the determination of thermoresistant
explosive manufacture formulas and the results obtained in
experimenting with them in mines with high temperatures. Rev
min 14 no,,9:410412 S 163,
I

FOOSA~ 1., ing.; TAT, S. , ing.
Achievements obtained in the problem of' fireproof explosives.
Rev min 15 no.11:560-562 It `64.

t- 0 C 5,q VIX6-14-
j
RUMANIA/Chemical Techrrlogy - Chemical Products and Their H-13
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 8, 1958, 25855
Author : Focea Virgilp Alemandrescu Adrian, Alexandrescu Florica
Inst : Iasi Polytechnic Institute.
Title Foam-Ceramics and the Possibilities of Their Use in
Building.
Orig Pub Bul. Inst. politchn. Iasio 1956, 2, No 3-4, 389-4oo.
Abstract Results of investigations of a new building material --
foam-ceramics (FC), produced by -firing at 900-9500 a mix-
ture of clay and foaming agent. Decrease of shrinkage
of the utilized raw material, containing up to 32% of
clay, vas attained by the use of clay that 'had been
dehydrated at 400P. in an amount of 20% with addition
f of 0*5-1% cement* Thermal coefficients of articles
Card 1/2

,IUMUM/Chemical Technology - Chemical Product-sana - Their
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 8, 1958, 25855
made of PC are from 0.09 to 0.19 cal/O. The charac-
teriatics of PC thus produced are given as well as the
fields of their utilization.
Card 2/2
- 23 -

FOCSR, V.
Calculation of longtidudiral reingorced masonry sections. 1'D. 126.
(Standardizaroa, Vol. 9, Yo. 3. Mar. 1957, Bucuresti, R-Um..-inia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EM) Lc. Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug. 1957. Unel.

FOCSA~ V.
17ECIDTOLOGY
Periodicals: REVISTA CONSTRUCT IT LCR SI A MATMALELOR DF CONSTF(JOTII
Voll 10, no. 29,,,,7m&j'*1958
FOCSA, V. Thernal behavior of roofs of certain industrial buildings. p.488
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, Ito. 2,
February 1959., Unclass.

FOCSA, Virgil; RADU, Adrain (Jassy, Rumania)
Determination of the mean coefficient of heat penotration
through layered walls-by the method of thermal fields.
Archiw inz lad 9 no. A+.- 407-/+18 163. ..
I

FOCSAJI V., conf. ing.; RADU, A., ing.; VERES, Al. ing.
Thermal resistance of masonry work in materials with
vertical holes, Rev constr si mat constr 15 no. 11:
586-591 N 163.

PITIS I. dr- FOGSAM-EANU-, A., dr inz.; MITONIII, M.; WOyjUjR(Yj KI,
ZbigLn-iii~,~~ ~oc-. ~z-.' [translator]
Studies on mold resistance of some el8ctroInsulat.Itg compounds.
Przegl elektrotechn 39 no.12:472-474 D163.
1. Instytut Elektrotechniki, Bukareszt (for Pitis, Foesameanu,
Antoniu). 2. Politechnika, Gdansk (for Woynarowski).

Fo c:s tA N E. 1) N ti,
Category : RUMAM/General Problems Problems of Teaching A-3
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Mika, 5D 2, 195TNb 2818
Author :Foesaneanu, Antonia
Title :Teaching the Thpic'"Blectrompetic Induction."
Orig Fab :Gaz- mat- si fiz., 1956, AB, No 3, 14T-159
Abstract :No abstract
Card : 1/1

FOCSENEANU, H.
I ~ - ''I. . ~ .
*Takeover. The growth of monopoly in Britain, 1951-1961" by
William Mennell. Reviewed by H.Foeseneana. Probleme econ 16
no.12:137-140 D 163.

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FOCSANEANUj 1*;SAVULESCU, A.IBONTEAp V.
Effectiveness of some organic preparations in fighting the vine mildew
(Plasmozara. viticola (Berk. et Curt.) Berl. et de Toni) anti the apple speckles
(Endostigme inequalis (Cooke Syd-) P. 323.
COMUNICARILE. Bucurestip Rumania* Vol* 8. no, 3, Mar- 1958-
Monthly List of East European Accession (EEAI),, IC, Vol. 11, No. 9, September, 1959-
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CATEGORY'
AB3. JOUR. L-o. '72453
11~; lil^jlf 1--orulv-,cul A. Boritea, Focs--.-irieanu, T.
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TITLT (A lverlc~'.
rution tn Cmitro" of Apple Scab [Eodo5tigme
inaequalis (Cooke) -IoYd.~
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Studli ,;i cercetari b!ol. Acad. 'RFII bir-11.
r;
xrege L
1- 5 10, No 4, 3 c-,3
AK'TRACT Aa testino, a number Of Orl',anic preparations
r aj,pl to find a substItute ro;, bordeau.,
1. e r.; o s telfe-tive wus foond to be 'e-nhazin
-or
p1w-ny1mercurockilor-Ide. The qu;.Ility of friiit
contents of s-I'gar and vitamine C. w-e higher
tha~-L those of apples treated with M. 'ITe prepar..'ttion ca-.
be vc~,,oym-nded for m-Itrol of apple scab, at com'!en!.!,u"on
Of 0.~J"t; T"r'icr to blossoming, and of 0.15; after
of poisGning, othc~r prt;paratii:,ns
should be used in the last
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Category tRUNANIA/ltomic snd MolocUlar Fhysics - Heat D .4
Abs Jour iRof Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1957, No 6274
Author :l1qcgeneeng, D.
Title :Unavoidabli-Eie6rs is the;*,Moiburement of Temperature
Grig Fub :'Matrol. apl. 1956, 3, No 3, 38-40
Abstract :In the measurement of the tqr-persture of any modiurr, there
occur errors owing to the'-rarasitic heat exchenge between
the thermometer and those.neighboring bcdies of media that
have a different temperetur,e'. The most importent, cases of
parasitic heat exchange ere.t radiation occurring when measuring
the gas tempqrsture, convection due to Inccmplete iirrorsion
of the thermometer in the liquid, convection end rediation
occurring when mopsurin& the surface temperature of the
solid body by contact, 6nd.radietion occurring in the Teesure-
rent of temroratute by mesnp of an optiorl pyrometer. Tho
first two cn6es nro considered ifi doteil. Rocorrondntions
are given for the reduction of the errors.
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MUNTEANU, Corneliu (Bucuresti); PESTROIU, Daniel (Tirgu.Jiu); PIRSAN, Liviu
(13=uronti); VOICUISSCUI, Dan (Bucuresti); ALMSGU,, I (ft
aras)
Pf,LV,',ANUj Ioan (Bucureati); STANCU. I.M. (Bucurosi,i); 'VIfIt;Scu,
Ton (Bucurosti), STPIMSCU, Ilie (Sibllu); IONESCU, rraian (Braiia);
KAGSO F. ~(cluji; IWES-0. L. (Uzanicu Vilcea); WIMSO&TIU, C,;
FOCSr,1,MAIW,,.14.1,; POPA, Eugen (IasjL), MIHALGA, Dar. (Bucuresti); FELIGRAD
jPjt&-+4 UrMA , T.. Dori 11 (r- STANCU, Icn M.
Proposed problems. Gaz. mat B 16 no.2t.86-91 F 165.

BEKE, Denes; B. BARCZAI, Marietta; FOCZE, 1,ajon
Data on the oboxiotry of haterocycl4o, pasudobasic amino carbinals.
XX. Prwparation of quaternary 3..4-dib7droiaoquino.Iin,v salts by the
interaction of 2-((3 -;~bromostbyl),-benzaldeb7de and &nines of the lot
order. Nagy kem folyoir 67 no.12:517-519 D 161,
1. Budapeati Husaki IMtem Szerves-Umiai Tanozeke. 2. Szorkente
bizattsagi tag,, Naffar &miai Felyeirat" (for Beke).

S/021/62/(.,00/012/002/018
Some- -e~dstC11Ce___,, D251/D308;
(Existence) .1f,the function Vty",y) is defined in the parallelopip-
--ed R
R: IX T(to)l a,.I (to) 1 4. at to -4 t t 0 + To OY
where a and T -a r epositive constants and is cormc-a,-,uratc vii th t f or
PY; f'or fixed t, and 12
fix--d x -is continuous vrith rcspect to x,y
the point tto"T(to)y -q(t A) 3 - lies in It, and -;'f there ex, i s t s
[t( 1, is intearable
in the int rval )11: to + a function m(t) tha'"
in the Lebesque --sense and dominates. 121 An R? thea for some inter-
--ion x(t), absol--a
Val [to 41 to 4- T] '- 'T -er To there exists a funcl,
utely continuous on (to .Y-to + ~3 sati-sfying (1) aad (2) alraost
everyw~hara the curve' of which lies ~ in R f or to /__ t. 44 -6 + T.
Theorem 2: If the conditions of.theorem 1 are satisfic , and if
x(t) is a solution of (l),'(2), and if there exists a function L(t)
integrable in'the Lebesque-sensesuch that
If ''-~.f [t,X(t),X(t -A)] 4 L(t) x(t) + x(t
for an arbitrary point, t,5E'1~7, then the solution off.: (1), (2) is
unique.
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c) B112/B104
AUTHORS: Rubanik, V. P., Fodchuk, V. I. (Chernovts:f)
TITLE., Existence and properties of a bounded so-ution of a system
of quasi-linear differential-difference equations
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy matematicheskiy zhurnal, v. 14, no. 1, 10,62,
87 - 92
TEXT: The authors consider a system of quasi-linear differential-difference
equations of the form
r
du(t)/dt - 2: H u(t - 81) + F(t,u(t),u(t
1=0 1 r
The real parts of the roots of the equation
(Ez 612) . 0
D
et H1e
1=0
are assumed to be negative. It is demonstrated that an unambiguous,
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Existence and properties of a... B112/BlOij
boundedg asymptotically (t ~oo) stable solution u = Cf(t,F,) exists, which
is periodic if F is periodic. The proofs are due to N. N. Bogolyubov (cf.
0 nekotorykh statisticheskikh metodakh v matematicheskoy fiz-ike - On cei-tain
statistical methods in mathematical physics, X., 1945; Asimptoticheakiye
metody v teorii nelineynykh kolebaniy - Asymptotic method--I in the theory of
nonlinear oscillations, Fizmatgiz, M., 1958). There are 5 references: 3
Soviet and 2 non-Soviet. The two references to English-language publicatirm
read as follows: E. Lt. Wright, The linear difference-differential equation%
Proc. Roy. Soc., Edinburg, ser. A, 62, 1, '1949i R. Bellman, On the ex-
istence and boundedness of-solutions of nonlinear differe-..itial-difference
equations, Ann. Math., 2, 1949-
SUBMITTED% July 23, 1960
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B172/B112
AlUTHOR: Fodchuk, V.-I.
TITLE: Existence and properties of an iHtegral manifold of a:
system of differential equations with retarded argument
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy matematicheskiy zhurnal, v- 14, no. 2, 1962,
227-231
TEM": The author considers a system of n+1 equations of the form
dh(t) Hh(t)+H h(t-Z~)+Q(t,g(t),g(t- A),h(t),h(t-
dt 1
.~E~ ,-- +P(t,g(t),g(t-A),h(t),h(t-L),~,), where h(t) and h(t-,L) are
dt
vectors of the n-dimensional Euclidean space; g(t) is a scalar function;
c- is a constant; A is a constant > 0; H and H 1 are constant matrices of
the n-th order. Conditions are stated under which the system possesses
an integral represented as h - f(t,g(t),g(t- 6),E). In addition to two
theorems relating to the properties of continuity and differentiability of f,
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Existence and properties of an ... B172/B1122
a theorem is formulated which states that every solution of the system
that fulfills certain initial conditions asymptotically approaches one
single integral manifold of the above-mentioned type. The proofs are due
to W. 11. Bogolyubov.
SUBMITTED: July 22, 1961, Kiyev
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43393
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5/041/62/014/004/007/007
B172/B112
AUTHOR: Fodchuk. V. 1. (K~yev)
TITLEs On the construction of asymptotic solutions to nonstationary
differential equations with lagging argument and small
parameter
PERIODICALs Ukrainskiy matematicheskiy zhurnalt v. 14, no. 4, 1962,
435 - 440
TEM The equations of the form R(t) + p
1
F_ f (t, x ( t) x It- V V oll r t (1);
+q2(T)x It- 2 2 (Irv1*(01 k1t_
are considered where S is a small positive parameter, are
2
non-negative functions; f' pl' P2 , q1, q2' ')2shall be differentiable
81
any number.of times for all finite argument For To from 10 '13 the
idegenerate equation i(t)+p,(t )*(t)+ql(-C-
i ) Lt-v,(T~ -p2(Z-.)x(t)
0 .0
-92(V )] - 0 shallihave the periodic family of'solutions
+q2(7-0)x It 0
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On the construction of B172/B112
X( t) - a, coo, rwm.- ) t+ where r..a and ip are arbitrary constants and 4)(V) is
4 2 0
simple root of the system +qj (r )9)sin &~j ot- 41
pa V-Q 0 )coo 0
0 2(T. 4)V2(r 3'0'
7- ~,j-ql (T' ~-Jcos [01), (T- )] j+ q neoM
sin [6)1) 0)
0 0 0 A) 2 (r0 ();
(n-0, 2, 3,.e..) must not be voots of this system. The formulation
1 2
x(t) - a cos'P+,fu 1 (IV, a,V t6 u 2(t9 a# fl + .6,,, is chosen for solving
(1). In this formulatioh /41 ! '!K2 are periodic functions of (P with the period
21tqT7 et, and a,* are solutions to the system "a '- 6A,(~-,a )+E2 A a)
2 dt 2
dp - &)(T) +,~B,(T, a) + 6 B (Zo,a)+,*** The measurements made give explicit
dt 2
expressions for A,,-B, and.u,.,
SUBMITTEDt June 14, 1962
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