SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIGORESCU, S. - GRIGORIN-RYABOV, V.V.

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AUTHOR: Vittikh, V. A. (Novosibirsk); Ginzburg, A. N. (Novosibirsk)
ORG: none
TITLE: Optimal encoding of telemetry signals [Paper presented at the Sixth All-Union
Conference on Automatic Control and Electric Measurement Methods held in Novosibirsk in
11
SOURCE: Avtometriya, no. 3, 1965, 26-33
TOPIC TAGS: telemetry technique, error minimization, dynamic programming, signal
successive approximation method
ABSTRACT: Optimal encoding of fully known continuous signals, considered as determined
functions of time, Is discussed mathematically. The problem reduces Itself to the minimiza-
tion, of some error functional, or to determining the minimal value of c -entropy by successive
approximation. Dynamic programming is deemed preferable to standard methods of classic'
analysis, even though it requires the employment of a universal digital computer. Orig. art.
has: 23 formulas.
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UDC: 62-603
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AMOR: Vittikhe V. A.; q!aEkirg, A. H.; Drobyshev, Yu. P.
TITLE: A wethod for the design of special computer devices reducing the excess
of experimental data during tha study of continuous processes
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SOURCE: AN SSSR. Sibirskoye olldeleniye. Izvestiya, Seriya tekhnicheskikhnauk,
no. 1, 1965.0 32-37
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TOPIC TAGS! compact data representation, Fourier coefficient evaluationt em-
pirical function expanslo'n, ChOyshev coefficient, computer input
ABSTRACT: : The representation -of information in compact form plays an important
role during the introduction of data into digital computers or its transfer
through limited capacity communication channels. The present paper outlines a
method for the integration of a function f(x) with a weight functionj (X) =
1/10 ~X (-I~,x /_l) which permits a simple evaluation of the Fourier-Chebyshev
coefficients of empirical functions. The proposed approach can be used for a-
very simple design of specialized computer devices earmarked for a compact re-
presentation of experimental data. Orig. art. has! 20 formulas and I figure.

V. 4 . Im-oalMrsk); GIRBURG, A.N. (NovonlH.rs~)
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tIon control,
for data (,(,!Jon., Avtometriia no,4t
281-35 165. (Mlw' 18:911

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AUTHOR:_Vitt ikh, V. A.; Ginzburg, A. N. ~ulikovskiy, K. L.
ORG: Institute of Automatic and Electrometr7, Siberian Branch, AN SSSR Unstit~t~
avtomatiki i elektrometrii Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR)
TITLE: Determining the maximum deflection angle of the moving component of an
electrometer
SOURCE: AN.SSSR. Sibirskoye otdoleniye. Izvestiya. Seriya tekhnicheskikh nauk, no. 3s
1965, 37-41
TOPIC TAGS: electrometer, electrometric amplifier
ABSTRACT: Sensitivity of an electrometric amplifier depends, among other things, on
the maximum permissible angle L7 of deflection of the moving component of the
electrome'ter; hence, increasing the electrometer range may result in considerably
higher output of the amplifier. Formulas are developed which permit determining
0 max from a specified nonlinearity of the torque-deflection angle ratiol the torque
curve is approximated by Chebyshev polynomials. A 9-step computation procedure is~
suggested. Orig. art. has: 20 formulas.
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UDC:621-317-745t621-317-723

VITTIKH, V.A. H.; KULIKOVSKU, K.L.
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Determining maximum angle of deflection of the movable part
of an oleotrometer. Izv. SO AN SSSR no. 10. Ser. tekh. nauk
no. 3:37-41 t65 (MTRA 19:1)
1. Ihatitut aytomatiki. I elektrometrii Sibirskogo otdolenlya
AN SSSR, Novosibirsk. SuInItted March 23, 1965.

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AUTHOR: Vittikh, V. A. (Novosibirsk); Ginzburg, A. N. (Novosibirsk)
CIRG: none
TITLE: One alprithm for the control of Information collection
SOURCE: Avtometriya, no. 4, 1965, 28-35
TOPIC TAGS: algorithm, data acquisition, Legendre polynomial, automatic control design,
analog digital converLer
ABSTRACT: The authors consider an algorithm for the control of Information collection from
the source of a continuous signal. Dato,l ta the use of orthogonal Legendro polynomials and
lacldng any differentiation step, the algorithm possc-isos certain filtration properties due to
a double integration of the signal with nolse. 'File sti%iet,ural principle of adaptive discretizers
based on the use of Legendre polynomials Is analyzed, and It Is shourn that the error incurred
in the uniform approximation of a sigavd by zero- and first-order orffiogonal Lcgendro poly-
nomials can be rather easily computed. By establishing the relation of thia error to the linear
integration error of the signal, a functional diagram of an informatloi. collection control de-
vIce for use with this algorithm Is presented. In essonoo, this device controls the tinlo the
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test signal Is connected to the analog-digital converter. The algorithm discussed for the con-
trol of Information collection from a continuous signal source is an interpolation algorithm.
Unlike well-known extrapolation algorithms, which are based on a prediction of sipal proper-
ties from the value of the signal itself and Its derivatives at a point t--O and which are less
flexible (since the approximation line does not undergo a parameter change RS the time seg-
ment is increased) this algroithm. makes It possible to obtain large compression factors.
Moreover, using as It does orthogonal Legendre polynomials, this algorithm is superior to
extrapolation algorithms In terms of Its noiso-supprossion characteristic because it employs
a double Integration of the signal. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 5 formulas.
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GIMBURG, A.R.
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GII-700-4 gas-turbine unit. Gaz. prom. 4 no.7:41-45 J1. 159-
(faRA 12:10)
(Gas, Natural-Pipolinos) (Compressors) (Gas turbines)

GDJZBURG, Abram Solomonovichj prof.; MIKHEYEVA, Natallya Semenovria;
1"--tykv-,--iiif6iiitik-olayevich; SfROYEDOV, Viktor Iudovich;
GRACHEV, Yuriy Pavlovich; ZHURAVLEV, Vyacheslav Fedorovich;
DASHEVSKIY, V.I,; FEDOROV, N.Ye., prof., retsenzent;
SMEGIN, P.V., dots., retsenzent; GORBATOV, A.V., dots.,
retsenzent; ROGOV, I.A., dots., retsenzent; KOVALEVSKAYA,
A.I., red.
[Processes and apparatus of the food industry; practical
laboratory work] Prottiessy i Ppfaraty pishchovykh proiz-
vodstv; laboratornyl praktikvim, Byl A.S.Ginzburg i dr.
Moskva, Pishchevala pi-omyshlennost', 1964. 270 p.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Moskovskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut myasnoy i molochnoy
promyshlennosti, kafedra protsessov i apparatov (for Fedorov,
Rogov, Gorbatov). 2. Vsesoyuznyy zaochnyy tekhnologicheskiy
institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti (for Seregin).

GINIBURa, A.B., dotsent, kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk.
Theoretical principles of broad baking. Trudy MTIPP 2:357-362
152. (Baking) (MLRA 9:2)

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'RI KHMELINITSKAYA, A.2., reaaktor; GOTLIB, I.M., tekhaichaskiy,
redaktor
[Drying apparatus for the broad baking Industry3 Sushillnye usta-
novki khlebopokarnoi promyshlennosti. Moskva, Pishchapromizdat,
1954. 195 P. NLRA 7:10)
(Drying apparatus)
(Bakers and balmries-Iquipment and supplies)

Vi-
~J..Ase of themographic methods [a the study of heating
processes in dough. V-1. N&IUoVl,A.S.Glnzbtuj.-V
.,-koipachev. xnd
No-
oA
No. -F ob-
i Kkiri. JjqS4 )OSM"-An eildothemal ct ~w
served in & degradation of starch. Heating curves for
;-do%jgh and temp. curves for baking are riven. M.Iloseh

LYKOV, A.V,; AUKINAN, L.Ta.,- GI A. S.
WMM.~
Investigating the beat and mass exchange in capillary-porous
bodies with methods based on the theory of similitude an applied
to the processes of drying and baking. Trudy NTIPP 4:5-18 '56.
NLRA 9:10)
(Heat--Transmission) (Baking)

AUMNAN, L.Ta.; OSTROVSKIY, Ta.G.;.QTVZRTTRQ- A ZHURAYLEV, N.N.;
FALUNINA, Z.F.; MINATEWYA, V.S.; KOZHV7XOVA, Te.P.;
SUVOROVA, M.A.
Use of electric contact heating
flour mash and for Investigating
Trudy MTIPP 4:62-?0 156.
(Dough) (Starch) (Amylases)
for preparing scalded wheat
the saccharification of mash.
(MLRA 9:10)
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AMMAN, L.Ta.-, OSTROVSKIY, Ya.G.- GINZBURG ' A.S,.~ ZHURAVLFV, N.N.;
KHMIUASHVILI. A.Z.; KYLITIffi, F.M.
Zwieback from rym bread baked by electric contact heating.
Trudy MTIPP 4:82-85 '56. (MLRA 9:10)
Ormad)

SHUMAYSV, Fedor Grigorlyevich; MAKLYUKOV, 111ya Ivanovich; MIKKELEY, A.A.,
dotoont, retsenzent; MOVITSOY, B.Y., doteent, retoonzent;
GIUBURG-A S professor, opetaredsittor; KMLINITSKAYA, A.Z.,
radaktor; ZISINA, Ye.I., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Industrial ovens for baking broad and confectionery] Promyshlennyo
pechl khlebopokarnogo I konditer8kogo proizvodstva. Kooky&,
Piohchepromizdat. 19.57. 353 p. 10:11)
(ovens)

GINZ'BURG. Abram Solomonovich.; KRASNOPLMSEV.11.1., retseazent,; KHmijITSKAYA,
L.V., tekhn. red.
, re~-. -,Db3UZHI=-ATA,
[Modern types of bnkery,ovenal Sovremennye konstruktsii khlebo-
pekarnykh pechei. Roskva, Pishchepromizdat, 1958. 154 p.
(MLRA 11:11)
(ovens) I

GICRZHOY, Arkadiy Petrovich.1ca nd. tekh~. nauk, ; SAMOCHITOV, Viktor Fadorov Leh. tnzh;
GINHURG. A S.,prof., doktor takhn. nauk.red.; KITZER, V.A.,, red.;
I--
GOVJBOVXA, L.A., telchn. red.
[Graia drying and grain dryers] Zernosushenia i zernoeushilki.
3- parer. i dop. izi. Moskva, Izd-vo takhn. i ekon. kit-ry po
woprossm mukosollao.-krupienoi, kombikormovoi promyshl. i elevotorno-
skladskogo khoz., 1958. 322 p. (MIRA l1.'12)
(Grain--Drying)

RIPENKO, A.T., red.; GURRVIC11, M.S., red.; GINZBURG,. A.S,, red,;
TMOLAYEV, V.V.. rivd.; ZMX, A.A., red.; USPINSKIT, V.V.,
red.; MASLOV. N.A.. red.lzd-va; TAMINA, Te.L., takhn.red.;
KORNEYZVA, V.I., telchn.red.
(Section on the economics of the construction industry)
Sektaiia skonomiki stroitelletva. Moskva. Gosatroiisdat.
1958. 369 p. (MIRA 12:6)
1. Teesoyusnoye soveshchanlye po stroitelletvil. 3rd, Moscow,
1938.
(Conatruction industry-Costs)

LEVIS, David Markovich; GINZIJURG. A.S., prof., doktor takhn.nauk. "tared.;
KHM I NIT5XAT'A.-l;:P,.; "liL~.'b6BUZHINSKAY1, L.T., tokhn.red.
(Thermodynamic theory and design of drying apparatus] Termo-
Unestichasksia toorila i raschet aushillnykh ustanovok. Moskva.
Pletdbepronizdat, 195~. 166 p. (MrRA 12:2)
(Thermod3mamibs) (Drying apparatus)

GIITZMG, Abram Solo -monQytqh;_LYKOV. A.V., akBdemik, retsenzent;
* --jaubt-iiiit TA, A.Z., red.; MURASUIVA, 0. 1., red.; SMCLOVA,
I.A.. tekhn.red.
[Drying of food products] Sushka pishchavykh produktov.
KoBkvn, -Pishchapromisdat. 1960. 683 p.
(MIRA 14:10
I. AN BSSR (for Lykov).
(Food-Drying)

---q-IFZBURG,A.S-
"Processes and apparatus of food industries" by Y.N.Stabnikova,
V.D.Fopova, F.A.Redtko. Reviewed by A.S.Glimblirg. Sakh.prom. 34
no.10:74-77 0 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Yood indiistry--Zquipment and supplies)
(Stabnikova, V.N.) (Popova, V.D.) (Rediko, ?.A.)

ROSLYAKOVAJ, 0.1.; GIWZBURG A.S.: BMW L.Ya.
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Infrared radiation an a method for the intensification of the
baking Process. Trudy MTIPP 16-230-42 160o (MIRA 16:6)
Baking)
(Infrared rays-Indus trial aPplications)

GINZBUR01r; ii.6.; BABIIEV, N,N.1 MIKHAYLOVSKAYA, Ye.I.
Z"rimental studY of the contact drying process of some
materials of the cayining Industry in a single-rol-ler vacum
dryel-,. Trudy MTIFF :16:57-66 l6o, (MMA 16W
(Food, Concentmted)
(Drying apparatus)

ROSLYAKOVA 0.1.; "IN j3uj~ ,;.;
111TIOstiRliting the bread llft~lrl:' In the
of' high frequen(-7 current
lun-I with the aDP2,',.-,.t-'
infrared rays. Tn.,,V, MTIPF (mirtf,
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OroaA) 'E"IfIct"ris: wOnq)
(In f'rared raycl-I.,jIuL~ t-c I -I a ppli ea tions

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273. A. X. ~e, Ca Sc- !~t-ts 3r t~, or tt-t Trn-fir
b7 C- t can-ct.-a.
275. V. A. P---, lzfl--l cf t--e M~s C~ffl:*emt an !:&t&
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261. Aj~ Ig vt,,~t-= of Ccm~ctll" Feet ~.~.irer in
2e2. C. J. Sch~lle-, Zcr-- ~vbl- of F4tt =4 ~~%ss St-~=e! in
M~ Natio-I ?Ae~zr: ir.3%'.tut~ or iient
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st.te fc- 7,zt
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GIEZBURG, A.B.; REZCHIKOV; V9A*
Basic aerodynamic and structural characteristics of a pasudo-
liquefied layer of grain, Inzh.-fiz.zhur. no.5:55-60 My 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Vsouoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut Zorn& i
produktov yego pererabotki, Moskva.
(Fluidization)

GINZBURG, A.S.; REZCHIKOV, V.A.
Method for calculating the duration of grain drying in a paeu-
do-fluidized bed. Inzh.-fiz.zhur. 5 no.8:40-47 Ag 162.
(MIRA 15:11)
1. Veesoyuzriyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut zerna i prodiLktov
Yego pererabotki, Moskva.
(Grain-Drying) (Fluidization)

GIIJZBURG A.S.- DUBRUVSKIY,, V.P.
Determination of the moisture diffusic)n coefficient for grainy
materiaas. Inzh.-fiz.zhur. 6 no.10:27-32 0 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Teldinologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti, Moskva.

LEBEDEV, Panteleymon Dmitriyevich; MIKHAYWV, N.M.,, Prof.., retsenzent;
G y-469r, prof., retsenzent; LIKOV, M.V., dots.,
- INZBUBC
nauchnyy red.; LEONCHIK, B.I., dots., nauchnyy red.; LARIONOV,
G.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Calculation and design of drying systema]Raschet i proektiro-
vanie sushilInykh ustanovok. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 319 P.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Power engineering) (Drying)

GINZBURGI A.S.; 110DOPSKIY, M.V.
lnvestigating heaL and mass transfer in the process of sublimation
drying of liquid materials. Inzh.-fl.z. zhur. 7 no.5t28-33 My 'U,,.
(MIRA 17:6)
1. Tekhnolcgicheskiy Institut pishchavoy promy.91deanosti, Moskva.

UKOLOV, Vladimir Stepanovich;..GIjIZBURG, AA-p doktor tekhn. nauk,
prof., retsenzent; KAZAKOVA, Ye.D., red.
[Corn drying] Sushka kukuruzy. Moskva, Kolos, 1964. 303 p.
(MIRA 18:9)

G I NZEURG A ~S. ; LFV! N, P [T-11--HIKOV, V A.
Khtm. prom. 41 no.202 F' 165. (MIRA ]~:4)
1 .1 1
1. Moskovskly tekhnologicheskly insti-tut
prony3hlerinostui (for Glnzb-,irg). 2. Sihlr~k;-v tPkh! ... ('-g I-, '-~e ~K I V
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ACC NR, AM602~6.324 (A) Monograph
Gin7,burg,, Abram Solomonovich
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Infrared technology in the food industry (Infrakraonaya tekhnika v piGhchevoy
promyshlennosti). Moscow, Izd-vo "Pishchevoy promyshlennoat"', 1965. 407 P.
illus., biblio. tables. 3300 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: b gtn=k7&-ataft0e food technology, 4oE=u,~*A'lradiation,
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE- Memento of the theory and technology of infrared heating
are set forth. The fundamentals of the theory of heating during Infrared drying
are discussed. Special emphasis is placed on radiative (optical) characteristics
of exposed materials. A considerable part of the book is devoted to the tech-
nology of infrared heating and its application to food processing. Data for thin
text were obtained from the Soviet and foreign ncientific literature and from re-
search done by various institutes as well as investigations conducted by the
author and his students. The look is intended for engineers and scientists
specializing in research and application of infrared radiation. The book may
also prove beneficial to students in technical schools interested in the food
processing industry.
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TABLE OF CONTEUITS [Abridged);
Preface -- 7
Introduction -- 9
Ch. 1.
Ch. 2.
Ch. 3.
Ch. 4.
Theoretical principles of infrared heating and drying -- 11
Technology of infrared heating and drying -- 97
Infrared drying and thermal processing of food products -- 187
Infrared baking -- 321
Conclusion -- 396
Bibliography -- 398
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ORIG M7: 148/
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S/191/62/000/005/0o6/oI2
11110/11101
MIMS. Xleynovskaya, M. A., Sobolevskiy, M. V., Mikheyev, Yo. P.,
Yallnovao G. N., Ginzburg, A. S.
TITLE: Purification of industrial mathyl-phanyl dichloro ailane
obtained by th-) eathod of catalZtic dehydrocondennation
PERIODICAL; PlaGtichuakiye masay, no- 5, 1962, 19-22
TEXT: The composition of Industrial mothyl-phonyl dichloro silano (1) and
its purification from impurities was studied. These are: 0.5-254 dimethyl
phonyl chlorosilune Sboiling point 1950C), 1-3~; phenyl trichloroailane
(boiling point 201.5 C) and compounds with hydrogen-ailicon bond
(moth I phanyl chlorouilane, phonyl dichlorosilane, phanyl chlorouilans
0tc.)~ Purification combinev oeparation methods with rectification
processes. When treating industrial I with dry air at 1500C, the
impurities are oxidized at the Bill bond to high-boiling siloxanes, which
can easily be separated from I &a follows:
2-~Si-g * 0 ~Si-O-SVC + H20. I remains practically
.1 2
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Purification of industrial B110/B101
unchanged. At 1500c, air was ductod through at a rate of 250-2ao liter/hr
and a ratio of 4 liter air per C 1. In order to separate phanyl trichloro-
silane from I, partial eatorification with inobuty! alcohol (6-u~j of the
wai&ht of the fraction) wan carried through at 40-600C with oubsequon%
heating to 120-1500C. Dimethyl phenyl chloroallane wan separated from I
in a packed column with 25 theoretical plates. The fraction with dimethyl
phenyl chlorosilane, v26-35~"- of the total charge, may be used for the
production all organosilicon varnishes, in the same way as 1. 1 in then
distilled off at a reflux ratio of 15-20. The residue of 3-&,Q', containing
polyniloxanon may also be used for organosilicon varnishes. Purified I
had the following characteristics:
n20 _ 1.5102-1-5la6; d20 . 1-1762-1-17821 Cl content - 37-00-37-3%A;
D 4
Si content - 14-58-14.62A, MRD - 49.23-49.26. Th.r. r. 3 tables.
Card 2/2

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SO: LETOI-151 No. 20, 11,149

DLPTLAF, T..A.; GIIVMURG -,- 'A.S.
Analysis of sources of extrusion of eggs of the atellated sturgeon during
the inctibation period. Tnidy Inst.morf.zhiv. n0-5:184-201 151.
(MLRA 6:9)
(sturgeons)

GTRSPL VOI - 5-'"0. 1 jgn. 1952
J),11. I.rIA. Anil (Isintlitirv. - A..S. (A.N. SevrTI40V 11,titute of Anim.11 h4orlsholory, U.S.S.R.
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voprosaml Ikh razvedeniya, (Embryological development of sturgeon3 in connection with
the problems of their breeding, by) T. A. Detlaf I A. S. Ginzburg. floskva,
Akademkniga, 1954.
215 P. illus., diagra., tables.
"Literatura": p. 196 - (2o4)
At heaa of title: Akadeudya Nauk SSSR. Institut Morfologli Zhivotnykh.

G~I ~ZB_G A.S.
-
Variability in the location of fiesural suloi in the eggs of sturpons.
Dokl.AN SSSR 95 no.5:111?-1120 Ap '54. (MLRA 7M
1. Institut morfologil shivotuyth in. AJefievertmova Akademil nauk 53SR.
Predstayleno akadealkon X.I98kryablup,
(Jibryola'a-71skAs) (Sturpons)

USSR/Gonoral Biology. Individual Dovelopmont. So;,--.
Abs Jour 11of Zhur-Biol., Yo 16, 195C7 71573
Autho-
'L Ginzburgx-A,-&,
Inst AS-USSR.
Title Fatty Metabolism in the Ovocytos and Eggs of
the Starred Stuggoon,
Orig Pub Dokl. AY SSSR~ 1956, 1117 No 11 236-239
Abstract Even before tho accumulation of the yolk
during tho process of dyeing vith sudm
III anC black sudan V, fatty impurities (FI)
devolop in tho young ovocytos (0) fron thu
ovarios of sturpeons in the II and TV stages
of maturity. In the smallost 0, viith a dia-
meter of 70-80A , there arc some f,-ttty drop-
lots located near the nucleus on one side.
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A-bs Jour Rof Zhur-Biol, No 16
9 19507 71573
1
of all tho tract of thoi.j. cl(.-,v,--,lopnent Lyto 1-1
period of slight grol.1th (genural fo-c oogericsis
and sperr.-iatogonosis) and a period of gr,~at
,,ro-th, inhuront only in ooronasis, in tie
course of which C accur.,iull-tos nutrients of
vl,rious kinds. -- G. E. Ignatlyeva
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kUTH OR Ginzburg, A. S.
TITLEs MnosWrmy in Sturgeons During Nor-1 Fer+Alization and the CcT--
sequences of Penetration Into the Egf,, ,C Supernumc-r;lry
Spermatozoa (Lion ou pe rhiiya u orietrovyli ry!) pri
oplodotvorenii i posledstviya proniknovenaya v yFjy4,~-
sverkhchialennykh spermiyev)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol. 114, '~'Tr 2. PP 445 447
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt If the eggs of sturgeons are impregnated with strongly di-
luted sperm, then the development of the under favol-
able condition3, as a rule takes a couroe~ 'i'hfly divide
into 2, 4, 8 etc. blastomeres. On the other hanJ. if a weakly
diluted sperm io used, there frequently occur disturbances
in the process of egg division, SIIDerllUnerous blastomere.'3 are
formed, and lator marly egL"s Perish. Tho author of the prosent
paper assumes that in sturgeons, as well as in anurans, 3u-
pernumerous blaotomeres are caused by penetration of super-
Card 1/2 numerous sperms, However, in the sterlet oboervationn wore

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N)nospermy in Sturgeons During Forml Ftrtilization and th,-_ Con5;equeact!-s .~:L
Penetration Into the Egg of SUpernumerary 3par!.,.,ato-.-.c;a
made which point exactly in the oppo9ite direCtioll.. In ordler
r-n
to find an ans-aer to this question, e:,,,,,! OUL' '!:Id D~'~
pregnated under different condition3 -.,;,ere invezti_,-~:,_Ted --roia
a cytological point of vievi. The result3 obtained lead the
author of the paper under revien to the conc-lusion that r:or-
mal impreSyLtion in sturgeons is i:ionospermous. Penetrat,on of
sperms in greater number, as in iinpre,-,nation uith,;ieakly di-
luted sperm and at "dry" inpregnation, reprei,.ents !.-L patholo-
anied b- di-3turbanceI3 in the
(TiC,tl pOly3pOrMr as i t iS aCCOMP, j
egg division anti in the entire subsequent development,. There
are 1 figure (10 microreproductions), 1 table and 8 references,
7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOIT: Instituteof Animal Morphology imeni A 11. Severtoov, PUSUSSR
(Institut morfologii zhivotnylh im., A~ 1.1. t3vertsova Akademii
nauk- SSSR)
PRESENTED: 1,1eii-iber of the Academy
February 21 , 17:;tj , by I. I. ShMalt`gauzen,
SUBMITYE, D: Febraary 12, 1957
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The Times of Contact Establiehment Bet'reer- the E,,;g an,:
Sturgeons. tA,4 I - -
sturgeon gtfli'3-a
Black AIov--SN)a
which were obtained by Wean-6 Of bypiDphy6ia ~y -~rlj
orperiments, Exporimsint--, for ta~-' ly"`741-,ation
served foT thn 4
of sperms., 7 different -Aurfa*a a-'jtl-4e propaTut,13 ff9r~,
The washing powder "Novor3t" Detergent was the
tested.,, 11.1
most useful-I It containa Pulphoethero of th-e netYl- E~
.3p(..rM9 within
stearyl alooho~ This det4E-.,
less than 0.5 seconds without damaging the egca- Thus,
no ferti1-:L3&t10n took place In 24'14 eggs.' '.-'XVeSttLKated. An
were fertllil~t;d 'reFtdy durIng
important part of the eggs ai-
the first secondia aftor t 'he adding of the opvrm no mattor
whether the ape-.ma were highly diluted or highly OOROQR`t~a-
0noy of the oases of po'yapermio fertilization
ted. The frequ J,
inoreased rapidly in the first seconds after the fertilha-
tion. After the climax of the peroentago of t-he fartilizatv.,
the pollyspermio fortilization, ceased to inoroaae. Husults
of the cytolog'Aoal investigation: The struoturo of the
egg of the sturgeons and the fertilization process 14.23
deeoribed.The comparison of the knowlelge OIL the stru-~)tuze
and of the fertilization with the results of the
above experiments led. to the conjecture that the
CARD 2/4 oontant betuffeen the sperm and the zytoplasm of
-VaC Or ocur
ribed. animals of th geo.,
fibres - SP erm
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The Time of Contact
in Sturgeons. Establishment Between the 20-1.-60/60
,Egg and the Spermato2oo_-
There are '? figures and 3 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION:
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(Institut
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Akademij naak SSSR)
PRESENTEI): By I I Shmal'
SUBMITTED:
Aprii ;9, gau2en,
1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Morphology imeni A-N. Seyertsov
2h',Otnykh imeni A.B. tsova
Sever
Academician, Aprij
23,
1957
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GIMBURG.I.A.S.
Fertilization in acipenserid fishes Report No.l: Fusion of ganetes.
TSitologiia 1 no.5:510-526 S-0 159: ( MRA 13:2)
I.Isboratoriya skeparimentallnoy embriologii Instituta morfologii
shivotufth AN SSSR, Yoskya.
(*MILIZATION (BIOIOGT)) (STURGMNS)

GINZBURG, A.S.
Blocking of pokipermy in the fertilization of stur ow and oalmon
eggs and the role of cortical granules (alveoles) 171v8 process,
Zhur. ob. biol. 21 no.6419,4*9 N-D 160. (MIRA 34 sl)
1. biotitut Orfologii shivotnykh im. A.N.Severtsova AN SSSRr
Moskva. ~ I 1~
(F,ZMIIJUTION (BIOLOMY)) (FISHES-PHISIOLOGY)
I

OINZBURG, A.S.
Blocking mechanism of polyspermy in echinoderms. Dokl. AN SSSR
152 no.2:501-504 S .163. (KIM 16: 11)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A.N. Severtsova AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom Yu.A.Orlovym.
Ilk

DETLAF, T.A.; GINZBURG, A.S.
Acrosomal reaction in sturgeons and the role of calcium
ions in the coupling of gametes. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.6:
1461-1464 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A.H. Severtsova
AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom I.I. Shmallgauzenom.

BORSUK, R.A.., red. (Moskva); P3OCIWiOV, Yu.S., red.(Moskva);
GINZBURG, A.S., red.; YFI~ELIYANOV, S.V., red.; 1ANGE,
LARTONOV, V.F., t-od.; 14ANUILOVA, N.A., rod.;
HATUNEV, B.S., re4q-FODDUBNAYA-ARlJOL'DI, V.A.; red.;
POTEVIINA, D.A... red.; TRANKOVSKrY, D.A., red.; USTTITOVA,
YO.I., red.; SINIDT, G.A., red.; ~SIRUDE:,., V.N., red.;
IIECHAYE-VA, Ye.G., red.
[Probloms in modern embryology] Problomy novi-monnol ombrio-
logii. Moskva, lzd-vo Mosk. univ., 1961,. 565 1).
(MIRA 17:5)

L 38722-66
ACC NRI AP6014152 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/Oll4/65/0O0/O12/ooo6/oooq
AUTHOR: Ginzburg, A. Z. (Engineer)
ORG: None
TITLE: Use of Weibull distribution for calculating the reliability of diesel
components
SOURCE: Energomashinostroyeniye, no. 12, 1965, 6-9
component life expectancy, mechanical failure,
TOPIC TAGS: Astatistic distribution, engine pistion, engine cylinder, engine reli-
ability, reliability engineering, marine engine, diesel engine/ 5D50 diesel engine
ABSTRACT; Calculations based on Weibull distribution are proposed for determining the
rate of failure of various diesel components since this distribution law takes
account of the three cases encountered in operational practice: 1. A reduction in
rate of failure with time (for parts which fail during the break-in period), 2. An
increase in rate of failure (for the majority of components) and 3. A relatively
uniform distribution of rate of failure throughout the entire service life of the
engine. Statistical tests on components of various marine diesel engines show entirel
statisfactory agreement between the empirical and theoretical distribution for the
service life of the components. Curves are given shoving the reliability character-
istics for some of these components. Data on the 5D50 diesel engine used in whale-
1/2 uDc: 621.436:621.3-019-32.001.24

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boats show an average piston lifetime of 12800 hours while the average lifetime of
cylinder sleeves in this engine is 8870 hours. The rate of failure for pistons shows
a continuous increase with time of service due to thermal stresses caused by irregular
operating conditions during whaling runs and impairment of piston rings. The proponed
reliability calculations may be used to set up preventative maintenance schedules
on the basis of predicted component failure. Orig art. has: 2 figures, 5 tables,
9 formulas.
SUB CODE; 1#, 211 SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: 004/ OTH REF: 001

ZiEGINTSEVA, KORCHILOVA, YoJOI.; DAIJYUNAI~ Z,,-'.;
DAWNKOVI A,B*; ZTIWKGVt, L,,9*
Recovery of phenol, ftom 8111fate licl-uo-r wtl6tet -if 0 PtIfIT)r-I
sulfonation plant by means of pyridine-containing anion
exchangers. Zhur. jwik).. khIm. 38 ro.5,1102-11.05 My '65,
(Mit'iA .18!,11)

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ACC NR, AP6009511 SO(JRCE CODE; UH/0413/66/000/005/0020/0021
AUTHOR: Ivanova, V,. A.; nkin.--N.-D_,; Ginzburg. B.G
Zharavin, K.-N K,i lave, Ye. Ya.; S
ORG: none r5
TITLE: Preppration of Captax-2-mereaptobenzothiazo'.LeA. Class 12j,
No. 179306 announced by the Scientific Research Institute of Or anic
Te-m-M-nished Products and Dyes and the Berezniki Plant of Anil-ine
SQ~es (Nauchno-iseledovatellskly Tnstitut 6F~~an _ch--'_es1-cNh poluprod
rasiteley i Dereznikovskiy anilinokrasochnyy zavod)
SOURCE: Izobreteniya., promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znak-t,
no. 5, 1966, 20-21
TOPIC TAGS: captax, mereaptobenzothiazole, aniline, aniline dye
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued describing a method
for preparing Captax-2-mercaptobenzothiazole by melting Aniline,
sulfur, nitrobenzeneo carbon bisulfide at elevated temperatures and,
pressure, followed by dissolving the melt in a water solution of
alkali hydroxide or milk of lime, purifying the solution obtained
and separating the product. To improve the quality of Captax, de-
contaminate the waste water and make it possible to use the solution
UDC: 947.7W).61

ACC NRs AP6009511
of the alkali Captax Melt for the production of 'sulfuramides, the
purification is conducted by extraction with benzene polyohlorides,
chlorobenzene, benzene, or their water emulsions, followed by rem va
of the residue of the solvent by conventional methods.
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ALEKSANDROV, V.Ye.; ARTSIMVICH, G.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; GINZBURG
gornyy inzhener
Complete use of mining bore bits. Ugoll Ukr. 7 no.10:27-28
0 163. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Nachallnik upravlenlya byuro vzaimnykh raschetov Donetskogo
soveta narodnogo khozyaystva (for Aleksandrov). 2. Institut
sverkhtverdykh materialov Gosplana UkrSSR (for Artsimovich,
Ginzburg).

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Q ". Ki! .1, 1V.N., kand. tekhn. nauk; GITIMIRG 3. IL. irtzh.
1. .9 J,
Prices for diamond powders and synthetic diamond tools. Mashino-
3troanio na.3:95-97 MY-Je 164.
(MIFIA 17: 11 )

BOGOMAZ, D.L.; GINZBTJRri, B.I.
Economic efficiency of the use of synthetic diamonds in grinding
and lapping hard-alloy cutting tools. Mashinostroitell no.10:
24-25 0 164. (MMI 17:11)

BAKULI, V.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAKHARENKO, I.P., kand.tekhn.natik; -GRRPURG, B.I.,
inzh. fs-
Introducing synthetic diamonds in the industry of the Ukrainian
S.S.R. Mashinostroenie no-4:38-42 Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:8)

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GINM31MG, )3.1.
Rpidemiolopic peculiarities of diDhtheria in Vitebsk District.
Zdrav. Belor. 5 no.2:43-44 F '59. (MIRA 12:7)
1. 1z Vitebskoy rayonnoy sanepidstantaii.
(VITIBSK.DISTRIGT--DIPHTHERIA) kilo

GINZBURG) B. L.
"Calculation of Potential and Velocity of Flow Around a Grid of Circular
Cylinders by a Plane Parallel Flow." Trudy Ts KTI 18 (1950)

R
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Gin t Gea-raliz tion of various inter-
zburFe, BI; Cm. a
polatton-f ITWIA case of unequal Intervals (in
Russian), rnzherner, Sbornik, Aka. Nauk SSSR 12, 201-220,1952.
-This paper gives fomulas for Interpolation, numerical
t
means .- of -divideld AM arences. - -Using a notation for'divided
differences. Using a notation for divided differences
somewhat like lbappard's notation for central differences
in the:.easo of equally ap3ced abact3oas, the author
obtain.1-for unuequally spaced abacis.,3as the gencrall-
zationa.,of 116"on's two interpolation formulas. By
changes'. of notation --(b~sad esentially on libeppard I a
rules) he goes on: to got the generalizations of Gauss's
Sttr1tngJs,, Bessalls and-Everett, Is formulas.
From these, in turnv~'he gets formulas for numerical
differentitatiori and integration in terms of di,tided
differences.
Courtesy of Mathematlcal~Revi.ews
W.E. M11ne, USA

USSR/Mathematics - Numerical Computations
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Author : Ginzburg, B. L.
Title : Formulas for numerical quadrature that are most convenient in applica-
tion.
Periodical : Usp. mat. nauk, 9, No 2(6o), 137-142, 1954
Abstract : Treats quadrature formulas, which were found as early as 1950 by the
author, in the following form: 1 f(x)dx - LXAif(xi) + Ri
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where the factor 2 (the length of the interval makes the sum of
coefficients Ai equal to unity. Latest reference: B. L. Ginzburg,
"Application of general formulas of numerical quadrature to computation
of hydrodynamic lattice, "Trudy LPI (Works of the Leningrad Polytechnic
Institute], No 2, 1953.
Submitted November 22, 1952

USSR/Mathematics Bibliography FD-1186
Card 1/1 Pub. 118-27/30
Author : Ginzburg, B. L. (reviewer)
Title : Review of the book 'Chislennyye metody matematicheskogo analizal
[Nmerical methods of mathematical analysis], Sh. Ye. Mikeladze,
State Technical Press, 1953., 528 pps 4000 copies, 21 rubles
Periodical : Usp. mt. nauk, 9, No 3(61), 274-276, Jul-Sep 1954
Abstract Five main divisions of the book: Finite differences and sums (I-
IV, XIX); Interpolation and numerical differentiation (VI, X-XII);
Numerical integration and summation (XIII-XVI); Approximation and
method of least squares (V, VII-IX); Interpolation, numerical in-
tegration and summation of functions of many variables (XVII-XVIII).
The reviewer recommends the book as a reference for those already
familiar with applied mathematics, but not as a textbook for students.
He states that in quantity this book exceeds all other similar books
in Russian.
Institution
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Numorical method for checking, the STOnness of runer blades
of hydraulic turbines. I nergonashinostroesie no.2:19-24 P
056. (Hydraulic turbine~--Blades) (MLRA 9:6)

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million. Vop.gea no.45:246-252 '59- IWRA 12:5)
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SHIROYd[IKHP F.T.; _ GINZBUAG,-a.L,--
Strengthening the material base of the public health system in a
task for all. Zdrav. Bel. 7 no. 4:18-20 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Predsedatell ispolkoma Vitebskogo rayonnogo Soveta deputatov
trudyashchikheya (for Shirokbffi). 2. Glavnyy vrach Vitebskogo
rayona (for Ginzburg), I
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GINZBURG. B.M.
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Immunogenic properties of serum from psoriasis patientfl.
SI)or.unuch.rnb.13el.n&uch.-isol.kozhno-ven.inst. 4:130-132 154
(MIRA 11:7)
(PSORIASIS)
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GINZBURG, B.H.
Use of human compleraent in the Wnsserman teat* 'S'bor.nnuch.rRb.
Bol.nauch.-ititil.koztino-ven.inst. 4:221-226 1~4 (MIRA 11:7)
(SYPHILIS--DIAGNOSIS--WASSFJ" Rncrioii)

FREUKELI, S.Ya.; KUKHMVA, L.V.; GINZBURG, B.M.; GASPARYAN, K.A.; VOROB'TEV, V.I.
Effect of the load on the transition order-disorder in native
collaRen fibers. Slofizika 10 no.51735-742 165. (WRA 181lO)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedlneniy AN SSSR, Leningrad i
Inatitut tsitologii AN SSSR, Logningrad.

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152 N 165, (mJRA 18:10)
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GINZBURG, B. M. and KONOVODO, B. P.
"Forecast Methods of Ice Cover Breaking of Ob Yenisey".
Tr. Tsentr. in-ta, Prognozov No 40, Pp 56-61, 1955.
The causes of cracking of the ice cover of rivers flowing from the
south to the north are analyzed. Observations of positive air tempera-
tures are considered essential. (RZhFiz, No 11, 1955)
SO: Sum No 884, 9 Apr 1956

GINZAW, B.M.
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Long-range forecasting method for freezing and opening of rivers.
Meteor. I g1drel. st.2:10-14 7 156. (MLIA 9:6)
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GIRBURG, B.H.
Brief survey of methods used in long-range forecanting of the
broak-up of tco and freezing of rivers. .Trudy TSIP no.90:3-
24 '59. (MIRA 12:8)
(Ice on rivers. lakes, eic.)

GINZBURG, B.M.j BALASHOVA, I.V.
Methods of calculating and forecasting the breakup of reservoirs.
Trudy TSIP no.100-64 160. (MIRA 14; 5)
(Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.)

GINZBURG B M
Method for long-range forecasting of 'the
central regions of the Eur6pean part
TSIP no.114:36-44 961.
(Ice on rivers, lakes, etc.
opening of rivers in the
of the U.S.S.R. Trudy
(MIRA 14:10)

GINZBURG, B.M.
Characteristics of tensile testing with breaking machines.
Plast.massy no-3:49-53 164. (MIRA 17:3)

ACCESSION NR: AP4045026 S/0191/64/000/009/0047/0049
AUTHOR: Ginzburg, B. M., Kopy*lova, Ye. L.
TITLE: Temperature dependence of the mechanical properties of extruded Penton filme
SOURCE: Plasticheskiyo masay*, no. 9. 1964, 47-49
TOPIC TAGS: bischloromethyloxacyclobutano, polymer strength, polymer elongation,
polymer film, polymer extrusion, thermoplastic polymer, polymer viscosity, Penton,
Pentoplast
ABSTRACT: A new thermoplastic material, Penton (polymer of 3,3-bis(chloromethyl)-
oxacyclobutanc), was investigated in the form of extruded films. First, however, the
mol. weight was determined by the reduced viscosity of a 0. 5% Penton solution in cyclo-
hexanono at 293K. The viscosity of one batch was 2. 53 d1/9 (mol. wt. above 200, 000) and
that of the other was 0.93 dl/g (mol. wt. about 80, 000). The films were extruded from
granulated material at 483K, the temperature of granulation being 463K. The slight
variation in viscosity of Penton during extrusion is tabulated. The temperature depend-
ence of the yield point, tensile strength and relative elongation at break was then investi-
gated over a temperature range of 193-438K. The thickness of the test strips was 0. 05-
0. 10 mm and the experiments were carried out on a Schopper tester of the type FP-3.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4045026
Four temperature ranges can be distinguished on the basis of the curves shown in Fig. I
of tlie Enclosure. At low temperatures, the mechanical properties change only slightly.
In the second temperature range (275-300K), greater changes occur, especially for
elongation. In the third temperature range (296 - 428K) the elongation Increases oonsid-
crably, almost linearly with temperature, but the yield point and strength decrease.
Finally, over a temperature rango of 423-438C, all the mechanical properties vary con-
sidorably. The temperature dependence of the mechanical properties of samples cut In
the longitudinal and transverse directions was qualitatively the same. In the transverse
direction, the brittleness temperature shifted toward higher temperatures (299 + 2K),
the strength decreased slightly and the elongation at break increased slightly near 423K.
The temperature dependence of these properties for Penton plastics with a reduced
viscosity of 0. 9 dl/g showed the same characteristics in the extrusion direction. Great
variation in the data for Penton plastics could only be found near the temperatures of
brittleness and melting. Below these temperatures, the mechanical properties of the
film are comparable to those of cast Penton, and above them, the properties are im-
proved. "'Me authors are indebted to A. V. Kupfer for the initiation of this investigation,
the supply of.the polymer samples and valuable comments. . They also thank A. V.
Fedeyova for participating in the evaluation of this work and'V. A. Denisova fO*'r helping
to carry out the experiments. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and I table.
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ASSOCIATION: Nono
SUBAUTTED: 00 ENCL: 01 SUB CODE: MT
NO REF SOV: 002 OTHER: 004
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