SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IGMANDY, ZOLTAN - IGNATCHENKO, N.A.

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IGIAPIDI, Z.
Damages caused by frost-cracks in our oaK forests. p. dl.
kAZ FOIShULJ KUZu2-IEt4Yk;j, No. ;ep LY5b. Sopron, Hun~:ai7)
SO* Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. C), no. 50, Sep. iy57. llncj-.

IWNDY,t Z.
"Fungi causing the decay,of the stumps of oak seedlings in forest." p. 3,31
EMESEMUDGMANYI 1071 NM, Erdomernoki Folskole. Az Erdomernoki
Foickola Kozlemenysi Sopron, Hungary
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC,, Vol. B. No. 6., June 1959
Uncl.

Hungary/Plant Diseases. Diseases of Forest Flmts. Q-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol.t No 8, 1958, 34925
Author :
Inst : Not given
Title : Effect of the Enviromental Factors on the Dis-
tribution of Xanthocrous obliL-uus (Pers) B. and G.
in the Planting of the Austrian Oak in Hills
and Mountains. (Vliyaniye faktorov sredy na ras-
prostraneniye Xanthocrous oblif,-uus (pers.) B.
et G. v nasazhdeniyakh duba avstriyskovo v us-
loviyakh kholmov i gor)
Ori- Pub : Erdo, 1957, 6, No 4, 121-124
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IGHANDY., Zoltan
paipar n
pungi of oak and their effect an the qualitY Of V"d
no.nsw-346 N 159~
:L. Frdomrnoki rolgkola Irdovedelextani Tanezekep SoPrOne

lMqAnY,, Zoltan, dr*; PAGOVY, Rubertv dre
Data on the life of Lyctua linearia Gooze, Faipar 12 no,6:190-
192 Je 162,
1. Erdomernoki Foiskola eo Erdeszeti Tudamw7os Intezet,

IGMANDY, Zolt&n, dr., egyatemi docann (Sopron); 1"AGONY, Hubert, dr.
Dangerous fungi perilous to white and grey poplars in
Hnngary. Erdo 14 no.l-.19-25 A 165.
1, Scientific Divielon Chief, Scientific InstitutA of
Forestry, Sopron (for Pagony).

GAVRITA, I., Prof,; CUOU9 A.; I(MA, X.
Notes on cases of leptoopirosis in the clinic for contagious diseases
in Cluj. Med. int., Bww. 10 no.5s679-686 Nq 58.
L rucrare efectvAta in clinics. do boli contagioase, Cluj.
(IMPTOSPIROGIS, case-reports
in Ramanians in Cluj. etiol.. epidemiol. & diag.)

GAVRILA, 1.9 prof.; COMESs L,, conf.; IGN !t , dr. ; 014i!SCIUC, I - P dr.
BOTAI R.,, dre
Problems of interpretation of aideremia in the diagnosis of
jaiindices. W. intern., Buour 12 no.llsl6l9-1627 N 160.
,L Lucrare efectuate, in Clirxica de boli contagioase, Cluj, director
prof. L Gavrila.
(IRON blood) (JAMMICE diagnoais)

COMES, L., conf.j KJRESEANU, T.; IONA, M.; URCAN, S.; SERHAN, I.
Stnphylococcal infections in the clinic of infectious diseases. Micro-
biologia (Bucur) 6 no.1:21-22 Je.-F 161.

COMFS, L., conf.; IGNA, M.1 URGAN, 1.
Staphylococcal acute angina. Hicrobiologia (Bucur) 6 no.100-31 Ja-F
t61.

GAVRILAq I.; GOMSp L.1 IGNA, M.; BERDILA, L.; MARBA, M.; TUXAS, G.;
KIRALY I M.
TranBaminaeo and &ldolase in the diagnosis of epidemic hepatitis.
Stud. cercet. mad. intern. 3 no.4:461-471 162.
(JAUNDICE) (HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS) (ASPARTATE AMITIMMiSFERASE)
(ALDOLASE)'

RL"IA
GAVRnA, I., Profossor;,IGNA. M.., MDj GOMM, V.0 MD; 50LOVIEvt U.p
MD; NEGMIREANU, T.pMD.
Clinic of Contagious, Diseases (Clinica do boli contagioase),
Clujj Directors ProfessovI. Gavrila. - (for aU)
Bucharest, Viw~a Medicala No 5., 1 Uar 63, pp 313-322.
"The Accidents in CorticotherapV in Infectious Pathology."

IGNACHAX, I. [Ihnachak, 1.1 (Tarshava)
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Aropagation of stresses in an Indefinite medium vith a hole
caused by a dynamic nucleus of thermooleatio deformation,
PiTkl.mekh. 6 no.4:368-374 160. (KMA 13 -. 11)
1. Institut oonovnykh ]problem takhniki, Pollskaya AN.
(Thermal stresses)

BLAIM, AlIcja, IG?IACIUK, A13na
Frfect of therapy on the growth and development of hypothyrold
children. Fol. tyg. lek. 19 no.36:1367-1169 7 S 164.
1. Z 11 KlinAki PPdIatryczrej Akridemil Mo--dyczrej w War-szawle
kJerawnik (prof. dr. med. T. Lewenfisz-Wojnurowska/',

IGNACY, ErwIn
Chendoal Abet.
VOL 48 1(0- 8
A r, 23# 1954
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Biological Mwalistrr
Tho Offed'O a dkt m upon is* a Cima
21.01 le Au %tin nr~ I
Sci. res 1704T.-
J&) g. of cooked beans by a human subject and by a dog In,
ervased -he pit of uflne from approx. 5 to S. UrIft Na
and K also increwl, Nits and P decreased. and 0 concn.
was unchanged. Sem-n Not content demamd from 515
0352t..C.90'. Thealkstkmisicitthtdamat.inito2hn.I
jq_kki!~k~lerelx In 3-to 4 bri. P. L. E.

LUKASIEWICZ, M. j FRAENKEL, E.; tachnika spolupraca HOVAN, J.; IGNACZ., I.
Contribution on a method of evaluating the analgesic action of
drugs. Cask. farm. 12 no,W3-89 F 1621
1. Farmakologicky ustav Lekarskaj fakultyFPJS, Kosice.
I (ANALGESICS AND ANTIPrMICS) fPHAMACOLOGY)
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IGNAGZ,, Janos; NAGY, Mihaly; URANT, Ivan; RADNOTI, Laoslo; TAKACS,, Kalma
Manufacturing joined leatherboards from splits and split vaste
materials. Bor cipo 10 no.307-80 My 160o
1. Ujpeati Borgyar (for Ignacs and Nagy). 2. Boripari Kutato
Intexat (for Lorant and Radnoti). 3, Borip4ri Igasgatosag'(for
Taiads).

j LMMT, Ivanj RAIVOTIO Iaazlol TAJKACSp
ICIIACZ _.Jan.9.01 NAGY) Mihaly)
Haking joined leather boards of splito and eplit refueefis
Bor cipo 10 no,3t77-80 Hy160
1. Ujpesti Borgyar (for Ignacs and Nagy). 2. Boriparl. Kutato
rntezet (for Lorant and Ra&oti)o 3. Boripari Igasgatonag
(for Takaos). 4. *Bor- as CipDtschnIk&* azirkessto bizotteagi
tagja (for Lorant)e

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"Influence of an error In measuring power on the accuracy of the determination of tha
phase angle." Flektrotechnika, Budapest,, Vol. 471, No. 2, Feb. 1954p p. 57-4
SO: Eastern European Accessions List,, Vol. 3, No. n, Nov. 1954,,L.C.

IGNACZ. P.
IGRACZ, P. Xxtinguisher tub# surge d1vertors And their development In Hungary.
P. 137
Vol* 49s no* 6s June 1956
ZMTROT2CHINIA
TWENOLOGY
bu""St, HunfArY
SO: last Aropoan Acoession, Val. 6. no. 3. Karch 1957

71

Ignacz, P.
Reduced scale models and compating machinO3 In the service of raising
the technical standard of electric-ower Industry. P. 193
LUKTROTSU-NIKA. (hagyar ZlektrotecFmikai Egyeaulet.)
Budapest,*Hungary. Index to V. 51, 1958. Vol-52, no.5/6. 1959
Monthly List of East Suropean Accesnions (E.'Al) LC, Vol. 8, no.11
November 1959
Uncl.

IGNACZ, Palp Nossuth-6jaso a mussaki tudomanyok doktara
Work of the JUsatrio Power Resoarch Institute in the past
ton years. llaktrotochnika 53 no,,2/3,54-59 160#
10 Inteseti ipsgato.
11
1,

ICKAGWO Jazef
Rayleigh waves in a nonhomogeneous isotropic elastic semi-
space. Pt.l. Jrchiv meoh 15 no.3041-346 163.
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media, Institute of
Buie Technical Problems Polish Aaadaq of Sciencess Wersox.

Isnoczak. *16xcf Thermal dLs eats in an CLU*
to sudden tearg of the boundary
plam Arch. Mech. Stos. 9 (1957). 39-5-416. (Polish
and Russian summaries)
This paper contains a solution of a special problem in
the theory of thermoelasticity. The problem is dynamical
In the senst that it I tt lynamical equations of
,jeCoys hue (
the i incl des the term aTI-N in the
equa on governing t e distribution of the temperature T;
it does not however include in, this equation the term
proportional to the rate of change of the dilatation intro-
duced by M. A. Biot (J. Appl. Phys. 27 (1956)..240-253;
MR 17, 10353 and thE:efore its solution cannot be de-
scribed as a completely dynamical solution. The boundary
conditions on the displacement field vector uj(xj, x3, x2', 1)
are uj(11, X2, 0, 0 =0, U&J, X1, X8, 0) =0, Ot(xj, X2, X3, 0)-0
to that they too are rather special and do not co d
to an obvious physical situation. The LZLMbFtn~e
solid is produced by a steady heat Wurce of strength TO
situated at the point (11*, W. 0 . The formal solution of
the problem is obtained b jntucng a "thermoelastic
dynamic potential" func%n O'with the yroperty vj- 1
aln
4j'ex, and by the use of Fourier tramlOTM3; cert I
7,k properties of retarded potentiMs are also employed , 1,014.
numerical results are quoted. 1, N. Sweddon (Glasgov,)

ThjeM&1_9r_MtC In a long cylinder
~~~LO_Z%Lscontlnuous manner ever the lateral
surface. Arch. Mech, Stos, 10 (1958). 2.5-34. (Polish
and RuWan summaries) --
The temperature stressft are iound in a long solid
circular cylinder under steady state conditions; the sur-
face temperature is constant circwnferentially and varies
axially as Heaviside's step function. Integration of the
equations of themo- elasticity is effected by introducing
the tbermoelastic potential of displacement.
E. ff. Maxifidd (Famborough).

-Distro 4Vb(b) 1W
IT
T454:
Twup I CL_The stresses due to xuam of
themoel a"r a seml-influlte puR ataini" a
"micircular notch. Amh, Nech. Stos.-W
713, (Polish and Russian summaries)
Consider a semi-infinite elastic plate, the straight edge
of which has a seml-ckctilar notch. The paper aWs tit ibe
two-dimensio fu-tTo-nippropriate to a center of
dilatation which lies on the axis of symmetry in the:
interior of the plate. Starting with the known elementary
solution for the center of dilatation inside a half-plane, the
Pthor reduces the residual problem to the solution of an
infinite system of linear algebraic ejuations. This is
Accomplished by means of a scheme originally employed
by blaunsell (Philos, Mag., Ser. 7, 21 (1936), 765-7731 in
connection with the problem of the notched plate under
tension. (A solution in integral form to the present
residual problem could be obtained on the bmis of C. B.
Ling's U. Math. Phys. 26 (1947), 284-289; MR 9, 481)
approach to Afaunsell's problem.)
E. Stertiberg (Providence, R.I.)

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AUTHORS: Piechockip 17kadyslaw, and Ignaczakj J6zef (Varsavi)
TITLE: Some problems of dynamic distortion in lk,-herrio-
elasticity
PERIODICAL: Archiwum mechaniki stosowanej, v. 12, no. 2, 100609
259 - 278
TEXT: The problems of dynamic thermal distortion considered here
are those of a temperature field discontinuous in space and time.
By analogy with a static case, a non-steady atate nucleus of
thermoelastic strain which may be surfacep linear, or point nucle-
us, is introduced an it means that in a body of volume V the tem-
perature distribution has the form
T*(xit 91; t) = S(xi - 91) VIC,)) (0-4)
where SW is the Dirac functiont knowledge of the solution
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denoted by [s*(Xiy ~jf t)] of the dyna-mic problem for a non-steady
state nucleus enables one to obtain the solutions for any other
temperature distribution T = T(xip t) from
I$ (XII 01 -1 dTj [S* (xi, It; tT)j T (it; T) dV (11). (0-5)
The problems considered here are poiAt symmetric for the elastic
sphere and the infinite body with a spherical cavity. For the case
of a non-steady state nucleus of thernoelastic strain distributed
over a spherical surface in an infinite body, the temperature dis-
tribution has the form
T(r, r0 6(r r0
where is the Dirac function. For a te;nperature field die--v
continuous in time the authors obtain
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)-,#act ro #Oct r0
Mi to -to- ra+r~ +
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I c et
+ It- In (t-e- r-ro)-,, +
ct ct
+ T-ral 17 Ir-re + to- r+re),7(r-+tro+t,- 17
(t 'cl t) - (t cl
The Eq. (1.23) may be-interpreted as follows: During the period
0 < t ----t* an infinite elastic body containing the spherical sur-
face r = r was heated to a constant temneraturef the sphere hav-
0
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ing a coefficient of thermal dilatation other than the surrounding
riedium, the elastic properties being the same. Ifq in the region
of the spherical shell r r e-' r there exists an inclusion o~"
2 f a
different coefficient of thermal dilatation from that of the Sur-
rounding bodyp and if the entire*body is heated to a u-niforri te-a-
perature during the period 0 _< t, a is free from stress, a"
Finally a surface nucleus varying periodically in the neigIrbor.'.0 6d
of the spherical cavity has the potential function givcn by
oe-101 sh h r c-'-- shh r
h,r h, ro r
00 0 (4-7)
(s+*.-t),- e-h' a ts+ h, fw1cl.
2 h, r, r(1'~,-a)
There are 19 references: 5 Soviet-bldc and 2.4 non-Soviet-bloc. The
four most recent EngliBh-language references rjad as follows: E.
Sternberg and E.L. McDowell, On the steady state thermo-elastic
problem for the half-space.-Quart. Appl. Yatuh.;14, 14, 1957, 381-
396; In-N. Sneddonp P.J. Lockett, On the St-eady'-State The=oelas-
tic Problem for the Half Space and the Thick Plate, Quart. Journj
appl. M'ath.p Brown University in press., 1950";,E. Sternberg and
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J.G. Chakravorty, Thermal,Shock in an Elastic Body with a Spheri-
cal Cavity, Quart. Appl. Math. 2, 17, 1959; E. Sternberg, Tran-
sient Thermal Stresses in an Infinite Medium with a Spheric Ca-
4h A%
vity, Proc..Kon. Ned. Akad. Weten -, 5 B, 60, 1957, 39-49.
ASSOCIATIONs Department of Machanic a of Continuous Media, 1BTP,
Polish Academy of Sciences
SUBMITTED: November 20, 1959
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found that the four infinite systems of equations for the coeffi-
cients of the aub-seq4ence solutions may be solved by considering
only two systemsp from which the other two sets of coefficients may
be obtained directly. There are 8 non-Soviet-bloc references: The
4 most recent references to English-language publications read as
follows: E.L. McDowell, E. Sternberg, Axisymmetric Thermal Stresses
In a Spherical Shell of Arbitrary Thickness, J. Appl. Mech. 24,
1957I,,3M B. Sharmap Stresses Due to a Nucleus of Thermoelastic
Stra (i in an Infinite Elastic Solid with Spherical Cavity and
(ii) in a Solid Elastic Sphere ZAMPP 2, 8, 1957p 142-150; R.A.
Eubanksq Stress Concentration Due to a Hemispherical Pit at a free
Surface. J. Appl. Mech. 1, 219 1954, 57-62; D. Collins, On the
Stress Distributions due to Force Nuclei in an Elastic Solid Boun-
ded Internally by a Spherical Hollow and an Elastic Sphere, ZAMP,
lip 1960.
ASSOCIATION; Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media, IBTP
Polish Academy of Sciences
SUBMITTEDs January 220 1960
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A plane. problem of dynamic thermal distrotion in thermo-
elastidity. Archiw meoh 12 no.5/6t763-774 160.
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media, Institute of
Basic Technsial Problems, Poliah AcaderV of Sciences, Warsaw,

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Ignaczak, Jd`Zef (Warsaw)
Transient thermal.stresses in an elastic semi-space
after a number of thermal shock cycles
Archiwum mechaniki stosowanej, v. 13, no. 3, 19019
327-335
TEXT: The author points out that one-dimensional problems of thermal
shocks on the surface of an elastic semi-space treated by V. I. Danilov-
skaya (Ref. 1: Prikl. Mat. Mekh.,, 31, 14 (1960), and Ref. 2t Frikl. Mat.
Mekh., 3, 16 (1952)) and others concerned only classical dynamic problems
of thermoelasticity and did not concern the coupling between the strain
field and the temperature field. According to W. Nowacki (Ref. 6s Arch.
Mech. Stos., 3, 9 (1957)~ 326-335) a thermal shock consists in a discon-
tinuity of the temperature in function of time, at the boundary or inside
the region, In the present paper, the classical assumptions of dynamic
problems of thermoelasticity are made to consider the general one-dimen-
sional case of a finite number of thermal shocks on the boundary of the
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semi-space. In additiong it is assumed that between two successive
time-discontinul ties the temperature of the boundary can be approximated
in a continuous manner by means of straight line segments (where two
neighboring cycles may differ by the type of time variability) and that
the temperature becomes constant after a certain number of cycles and the
stresses vanish with time. For solving the problem, the author assumes
that the edge of the semi-space x :),0 is acted on by successiTe cycles
of thermal shocks uniformly distributed over the bounding plane. The
stress V 1 1% CYx9t) and the temperature T ~ T(xt) are functions of
the variables x and t only. The author then discusses the equation
of motion in stress with the initial and boundary conditions, and the
classical one-dimensional beat equation with the initial and boundary con-
ditions. After performing the Laplace transformation the author obtains
the solution of the problem for x N 0 in two equations which, when in-
verted ', give the two equations for the temperature and the stress. The
latter two equations are used by the author for further analysis of the
problem. The general problem is shown graphically in Fig~ 1, which re-
presents three groups of cyclic shocks, each being characterited by a
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sudden temperature rise and fall and a state in which it is conatants
T - T
o To T_ - T_
1 4 T7 T ,
T; 4 T7

T = T
2 54' T
7 T a T
5
8 r3 r- -
6
9

"3= t1 t6_t5 t3_t2 t t7a t 2- tj #
te_t4 - t2_ tj t 7-t6 tl tO_t8 - t3_t2 "
These groups end with states of constant temperatures. The author then
considers some special cases of successive thermal cycles for the elastic
semi-space. He discusses two cbses of thermal shock cycles followed by
states of constant temperatures, including the particular case where
T 0 TI , T2 - T2 which corresponds to a gradual temperature rise
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from zero to T at the time ti and a sudden cooling of the surface
to the temperature T + for t>t, & In this case, only one stress jump
2
will take place at the moment A I + x0/c.. The author is concerned with
one cycle of thermal shock. beginning with a continuous temperature rise*
He then considers three groups of thermal shock cycles repeated in a
regular manner, ejLch containing two temperature discontinuity points
corresj~onding to sudden beating and cooling, whereby he assumes that the
temperatures of heat and cooling are constant for the entire thermal
shock process and that the process ends with the cooling temperature
1 + t2 M t3 9 2t2 t-4 9 tI + 2t2 t5
T T , T - T T n T. T T T+
0 2 4 1 3 1 3 5 ' f2 Tr4l
The author points out that in the case of regularly repeated groups of
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cycles where the level of heating and cooling is constant in successive
time intervals, the stres.3 fatigue in a certain intermediate titne intervnl
of the proccan ia more common thiin at the beginning of the themnl shock
cycle and after the teraperature becomes constant. There are 4 M-tres and
8 referencesi 3 Soviet-bloc and 5 non-Soviet-bloc. The three i oces
to Englijb-laigutige publictitiona read as followas, E. Sterubor,,,
Chckravorty, On inertia ~ or irects in a transient th~emoeladtic yrL&.!
J. ApI.I. Lech., 4, 26 (1-050); J. E. Ificheals, Thermnlly induced el~.~itic
wave propagation in slender bars, Proc. Third U. S. Nat. Congr. Aijil.
Mech., 1058;iJ. It. Dietrich, Wo 11. Zinn$ Solid ftiel reactors, Gelleral
KuPl. Engin. Corp., 1958.
XC IAT ION: Department of Mechanics of Continuous Vedia,
IDTP,Polish Academy or Sciences
)MMATTED: December 2, 1060
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I- IGHAGZAK'- JO-zef - -- ---
Transient thermal stresses in an elastic semi-space after a number
of thermal shook cycles. Arohiw meab 33 no.31325-327 161.
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuous Mediat Institute of Basic
Technical Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences.

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AUTHOR: Ignaczak, J6zef, and Nowacki, Witold (Warsaw)
TITLE: Transversal vibrations of a plate, produced by heating
PERIODICAL: Archiwum, mechaniki stosowanej, v. 13, no. 5, 1961,
651-667
TEXT: In this paper equations are derived for the harmonic forced
vibrations of a plate therrally excited by the density of the three-
dimensional temperature field moment acting along the plate thick-
ness. The.longitudinal vibrations are assumed to be independent of
the flexural vibrations. Starting from the heat equation
V 2T 0, V 2 = ~2 + a2 + a2
7t ' 1 2 3
(1.11)
in 3 dimensions coupled and not coupled with the deformation fieldq
the basic equation is given for an infinite plate on elastic forms-
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Transversal vibrations of
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mations with a prescribed heat flow across the bounding surfaces
harmonically varying in time
[(82 + 62)2 _ 82+ kjW + (j+v)QLt(a2 + a2)g 0 (1.22)
1 2 1 2
and
(a2 + 62 + a2 2 &h
1 .2 PU - iju 0, a N t 1 )1#1 (1.23)
The problem is also considered for the vibration of a rectangular
plate simply supportedp or simply supported on the contour and hav-
ing an- additional support inside the plate region along the line
parallel to the edge and for the plate of which one end is clamped
and the other is simply supported. The thermal vibrations are also
considered for a circular plate. An approximate solution is pro-
vided for the above problems, consisting in the assumption that
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IGNACZAK, Jozef
A completeness problem for stress equations of motion in the
linear elasticity theory, Archiw mech 15 no.2:225-234 163.
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media, Institute
of Basic Technical Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences,,
Warsaw, and Division of Applied Mathematics, Brown University,
Providence, Rhodes Island.

IGNACZ~X,j Jczef
(In the strean &quations of motl;;n in I lnn~zr- therwi6lasticit,70
A'rcbiw meeb 15 na.5z,6914Y95 163
1. Department of Mealmlzs of Ocnti,jucrus Vidia, Institute of
ES31C TeCIMICal Problems, '-olJoh Avhdemy cf "IoAerk,:as, Wareave

IGNACZAK' J.; CHIU JEN- YI
I"ft%
On the congruency of stress problem formulations in
linear elastodynamicas Bul Ac Pol tech 12 no. 1: 1-4
1 164.
1. Department of Mectapics of Continuous Media, Institute
of Fundamental Teabbical Problems, Polish Academy of
.Sciences., Warsaw. Presented by W. Nowacki.

IGNACZAK, J.
Dynamic displacement field produced by a point source of heat
moving with unifoi-m velocity in Pu infinite elastic solid. Bal
Ac Pol tech 12 no. 3:177-180 164*
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuoui Media, Institute of
Babi6-Tedhnical Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences.. Warsaw*
Presented by W.Nowacki.

Mlodziez chlopska odpowiedzialna za przyazlosc wei.
P. 167 (The peasant youth responsible for the future of rural co=.=ities.
illus., ports.)
Monthly Index of European Accessions (AEEI) Vol. 6, No. 11, November 1957

IGUR, S.
Gospadarka spoldzieini produkcyjnych i POH w powiecie wyrzyskim. (Wyd. 1.) War-
szawa, Panstwowe Wydawn. Rolmot,ze i Lesne, 1956. 321. p. (Management of production
cooperatives and machine-tractor stations in W~wzysk District. 1st ed.)
DA .. Not in DLC
SO: Monthly List of,gast European Accessions (EFAL) Lc. Vol. 6, No. 10, October,, 1957. Uncl.

IGNAR, Stefan
Purpose, methodg, and orgeni2stion of researoh on areas under-
going induntrializatione Review Pol Academy 9 noolil-5 Ja-& 164
4

IGHAR, Stefan_--
Aims, methods# and organization of studies on the regions under
industrialization. Nauka polska 12 no.104-58 Ja-F t64.
1. Vice President of the Council of Ministers, Warsaw.

VASILIYEVA, G.A.5 FOLOVTSEVA, YuJ',.; LGN~4'ECIMIKOVA, II.V.;
-ZAF'YM4TSEVA, I.H.; SUDIIIKJI R.H.; PRAWKI'0111., M.L.,
red.; KONMATIYEVA,T.F., kard.tekbn.nauk,red.; ALMHEVA,N.A..,
inzh.rel.
[Reliability and durability of piston machines; an-
notated bibliographical index: Soviet and foreign
literature publishe4 in 1960-1963] Nadezhnost' I dolgo-
vechnostt porshnevykh mashin; armotirovannyi biblio-
graficheakii ukazatell: otechostvennaia i inostrannaia
literature 1960-1963 gg. Leningrad, Otdel nauchnc-
tekhn. Informats'i1v 1964. 1" p. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i
konstruktorskiy institut khimicheskogo mashinostroyeniya.
Leningradskly filial,

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TITLEt Intermediate annealinv- of Molybdenu-n wire
2_1 .
SOURCE: Metallovedenye , tellrmicheakaya oYrabotka metallov. no.
191163, 31
TOPIC TAGSt wire annealirG, molybdenu.-i wire, brignt annealing
ABSTRACT: Basic characteristio of fino mol7jbdenum wire, used f3r
radio tube spiralling, is elongation per unit length. The mechani-
operties- of molybdenum, wire can be improved by heat treatment,
Pr A L
Authors established that bright rearystallization/pnnealing of 2
Z: _' r,L 11 -~ - -L
.'U- u,-, dJamtatar i-dre ass,.Lrea a aufficiently hlzll~iRdnd uniform elon-
Q
gation after drawing to 100-30 microns and supple!T-entary annealing.
A.-t-'ale contains a figure which shows the effect of annealing Lem-
perature for two heats on the elongation per unit. In the case of
heat A, the required elongation Is attained only at an annealing
temperature of 1450-1540C. In the case of heat B, this is not
attained, if recryntallization annealing were not carried out. The
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annealing was done by drawing the w4re through a tubular hydrogen
furnace at a rate of 12-14 meters per minute. Orig. art. has: I
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SOV/137-59-3-5930
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1959, Nr 3, p 140 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Blagodatskiy,. L. I., Ignashin, V. F., Klimovitskiy, Z. L., Tupitsyn,
S. P.
TITLE: A Gantry-type, Two- electrode Machine for Two-sided Spot Welding
(Portal' naya dvukhelektrodnaya mashina dlya dvukhstoronney
tochechnoy avarki)
PERIODICAL: Byul. tekhneekon. inform. Sovnarkhoz Bryanskogo ekon. adm.
r-aa, 1958, Nr 1, pp 28-31
ABSTRACT: A machine for resistance spot welding of the sides of all-metal,
large-capacity refrigerator cars was developed and adopted at the
Bryansk machine -building plant. The machine is capable of per-
forming two spot welds simultaneously. The current for each
electrode is supplied from two transformers of a capacity of 150
kva each. Under completely mechanized conditions, the produc-
tivity of the machine amounts to 2000 spot welds per hour. The
members being welded are 2-4 mm thick. A block diagram of
the electrical system is presented together with over-all views of
Card 1/1 the machine and of the complete installation. D.F.

C:V "5
IGNASHKINAO M.S., assistant
kw~~~
Natworks of lymph capillaries and vessels In the skin of the face.
Trudy LBWa 9138-50 151. (MIRA 1111)
1, Kafedra nornallnoy anatoull Uningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyani-
chaskogo maditsinskogo institute (sav. kafedroy - chl.korr. ANN
583R prof. Zhdanov D.A.)
(FACB) (LYMMTICS)

IGNA-I, .1
1 1. IKINA,
Lymphattc systpm of the diaphragm in health and pathology. Trudy
L,SGMI 651138-147 161, (KRA 17-4)
1. Kafedra normWnoy anatomil Leningradakogo nanitarno-giglyeni-
chr.~skogc, meditsinskogo instituta (zav. kafedroy - prof.
V.1I.NntiozhdIr).

BAIASHEVP V.N.1 IGNASHKINA, M.S.
Changes in the architectonics of the lymphatic system of the
diaphragm in a rabbit with rA Brown-Pierce tumor. Arkh.anat gist
i embr. 43 no.7:105-110 J1 162. (KM 5;4)
110 Kafedra normallnoy anatomil. (sav. - koktor med.nauk V.N.
Nadezhdin) Leningradekogo, sanitarno-gigiyenichegkogo meditsinikogo
instituta.
DI
(LYMTICS) (DIAPHRAGM--CANCE.,

BANISUEV, V.11.; IGNASHWNA, M.S.
~
Lymphatic systim of the parathyrolit gland.,i lirt enook.
i gorm. 10 no.lj:52-55 S-O 16". le: 0)
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatomli (zav. - prof. V.N. fladezlidin)
l,aniiigradekogo sanitarno-giglyunielieskogo rmiditflinskogo irist'.'tuta.

~,., $ -/ .
r f ;- f - -.
TUN ITSKIY, L.N. P" Irmumd' dat f isiko-matmatichaskikh nauk; IGWHK(M.A. L ,
kand4dat fisiko-matmaticheek1kh-nank now
Alectric discharge lighting In an elongated tube. Syetotekhulka
1 no.2:23-26 Ap '55. -
(Kin 8:9)
-
1. Moskovskly elektrolampoW savod.
(Fluorescent ligbting)

1GIAT, A. M.
IGNATS A. M.- mOutlines of History of Development of People's Education in the Trans-
Carpathian Oblasts During the Years of Soviet Government, (19hh-50." Min of Education
Ukraine SSR., Kiev State Pedagogical Inst imeni A. M. Gorikiyp Kiev, 1955 (DissertationB
for the Degree of Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences)
SO: AnizLm~aa Letopis' No, 26, June 1955, Moscow

IGNAT _.D. _ing.
Organisation of goods transportation in the large Famian cities.
P*v transport 9 mo.M442-448 0 162.

IGNATx Dan., ingo
. ............................................4
To I.- OgAc flow in motorcar garapso Rev transport 10
no,.6463-2~ ~.Te 163,

IuNAT, Dan, ing.
- . -
~iI
Machanizatlon of loading and urf-ididing oreratIons in the local
transport of goo4 by automobiles. Ray transp 11 no.4:173-179 Ap 164.
I

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X
IONASCU, Al., Dr, Lt-Col, SATMARI, C.. Dr. Col, IGNAT, Fl., Dr, Cpt, and
STEFAN, I., Dr. Cpt LAffiliation not given]
IoNew Laboratory Diagnostic Methods in Leukemias"
Bucharest. Revista Sanitara Militara, Vol 62, No 2. Mar-Apr 66, pp 345-351
Abstract: A survoy of the various diagnostic methods for leukemias (aiming at
early identification as well as at classification of the type of leukemia In-
volved), with emphasis on the two most useful methods, namely the cytochemical.
reactions and the determination of Phl chromosomes.
'Includes one figure and 9 references, of which one Rumanian, one Russian,
one German and 6 Western* Manuscript submitted 16 August 1965.
1/1
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"Our reserves for increased-maize production*"
P9 12 (Drumul Belsugului) No. 6., June 1957
Bucharestj, Rw4ania
SO: Monthly Index of East turopean Accessions (EFAI) LC. Vole 7. noo 49
April 1958

A1,171
1-1/1
Ckt.-UISAII) C., Professor; GOLOGAN, I., MD; CUM, c., 1m;
3TANj A.2 hID; LGHATp GO) 1M.
Clinic of Thoracic Surgery, Institute of !medicine and
Pharmacy, Bucharest. (Clinica do chirurgie toracica,
I.M.F.) - (for all)
acharest, Viata. Medicala No 7, 1 Apr-63, pp 447-450.
"Long-Range Results of Surgical Treatment for Pulmonary
Suppurations."
sIO58162.1000101010261093
A061/A101
AUTHOR: _M.
Tr=:* Latest InAsti'ations into th~ structure of elementary particles
9
FMIODICAL: Referittivn zhurnal, Fizika, no. 10, 1962, 25, Astract.10B205
("Studii'0cercet9vi qtiin~. Acad. RPR Fil. Jagi. Fiz. qi~ qtiinje
tehn.", 1961, V. 12. no. 1, 79 - 93, Rumanian)
TM: This is a revie'w of experimental and theoretical data oIn the struc-
ture of elementary particles. It is noted,that the optical model is applicable
to pions and nucleons of sufficiently high energy.
[Abstraoter's.note: Complete translation]
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IGNAT, Mar ta -
I
New studies on nuclear maiter and its properties. Studii fiz tehn
Iaei 13 no..U65-79 162.

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AU'11 [Olt t
_Boral, 1101
ORG: Instituto for the State Control of Drugs and Pharmaceutical Research (Inatitutuli"
pontru controlul do otat al modicamontelor A cerootari farmaceutice)
TITIL: Determination of p-acetaninobanzaldehyde-isonicotinoyl-bydrazone in UM
tablets
SOURCE: Revista do chirde, v, 16, no* 5, 1965, 293
TOPIC TAGS: bromide, bromate, quantitativo ana3ysist pharmacology, drug
ABSTRACT: The authors describe a bromometric mothod for the direct determination of
of the active substance fr= the powdered INHA tablets, The method involves treatment
of the powder with an excess of a bromate-brom-lde misture in dilute hydrochloric acid
medium, followed by retitration of the excess bromines The mothod is simple and pro-
oiae, with an error of � 2.3-1 percent,, Origo art* has: 1 table. LJ-PRg
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hyler mmine, mothanolp bemmw
AwmcTs After testing d1mothyUmmooddev at ad'
and mixtures at tbose as solvents for the detemination ot the prodwtg the autharo
dotensined that best revolts an *9&UW with othyleme diwdmg Jif-
as* ImAicator# or with a 1#2 mdxtwo of dimtbyl-fmmudde and mothamolq usift
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S/0236/64/000/001/0171)0182
AUTHOR: Tgnst&vichsne.._.11_. R_
TME: Some Peculiarities in the &tmosphbric circulation of the Baltic region
SOURCE., -AN LitSV. Trudy*.- SarLya B. no. 1, 1964g 171-16Z
TOPIC'TAGS: climate, Baltic Iclimate, meteorology, northern hemisphere, Baltic
sea, climatology
ABSTPACT: The Baltic countries being on the boundary between the sea climate
tone of Western Europe and the continental climate zone of Eurasia, the purpose
of the author was to compare metsocogical date of Vilno, Riga and Tartu for a
number of years and to find out the role of the maridional air circulation from
the north. This would permit the designation of the Baltic countries to one of
the macro-regions. It was found that in the winter, early spring and spring the
Baltic belongs to the circulation of the European sector, whereas in sumier,
fall and early winter it belongs to the Atlantic sector. However, studying the
specific data for 1920, a sudden change in this pattern has been observed. During
the second half of summer of this pariodp ~ha influence of the Atlantic
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circulation became lerant, while in Harch (and Possibly October) the
Eu;opcan circulati' preponi tak This confirm'
91 predomins
that during the 20 a *:fact known in the literature
th century there were two peri?ds with different circulation
processes* CLrculo~,ion pat
terns and deviation@ 'frod general rules are cousoll-
dated for the 19204954 period in comprehansible'tab'les. Orig. art.bas: .6
figures, no formuii~. 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION. InstLtut geologii i geografii Ali J:Jtovskoy SSR (Institute of
Geology and Geography AN Lithuanian 63R)
SUBM l8Jul63' DATE ACQ: 29APr64
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042239 8/0230/64/000/;02/0106/0113
AUTHOR: Ignatavicionot L', ftwu!qch~en
TITLE: Certain characteristics of variations of atmospheric circulation and climate in the
Baltic area
SOURCE: AN LUSSR. Trudy*. Seriya, B, no. 2, 1964, 106-113
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, climate, cliniatology, atmospheric circulation, precipitation,
regional climatology
ABSTRACT: On the basis of data on the general circulation of the atmosphere (the B. L.
Dzerdzeyevskiy classification of circulatory mechanisms of the Northern Hemisphere) and
data on the frequency and duration of the effect of groups of types of atmospheric circulation
over a 56-year period (1899-1964) for the Atlantic regions and Europe (averaged for 10-yr.
periods), the auLhor has studied variations of air temperature and precipitation as recorded
at Vilnius, Tartu and Riga. The ptudy also Included variations In Individual groups of
circulatory types (westerly zonal, northerly morldlonal, disruption of zonal flowl southerly'!
morldional and easterly zonal) in Zanuary, May, July and October. Ito results are Wus-
tratod by Figures 1-4 of the Enclosure (for clarity, data for only 1 station kre shown).
Analysis reveals that the relationahip between variations in meteorological elements
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and atmoopherto circulation in by no means expressed clearly in all cases. The examples
presented indicate that this relationship is rather complex and In many cases the variations
In the meteorological elements cannot be attributed to any single circulatory group, but to
the totality and interrelated character of the processes. On the general background of
--=Latiaw. In-atmospherio. circulation there Is a teradency to a change of 41s character-in the
middle of the Investigated period. For example, in the first half of the investigated period
there were individual cases of southerly meridional circulation in July and easterly zonal
circulation in January, but later these types of circulation began to appear 2-3 times in a.'
single year. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut, goologii I geograftl AkadenAi nauk TAtovskoy SSR (Institute of
Geology and Geography, Acadany of Sciences of the lAthuanlan 89R)
SUBMITTED: 28Oct63 ENC14 04
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westerly zonalft), northerly..
meridional QI)j disruption of
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(meridional) and easterly zonal
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variability of
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L*ng-term variability of
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MIATAVI4TE, M,
Sone now srmts in Lithuania
p. 339
Lietuvou TSFI Mokslu adademija. Biologijos instituatas. DAR.B4U. Vilnius
Vol*' 3, 1958
Lithuanian, Poland
Monthly List of East European Acces:Aon (ESAI) LC, Vol. 9, no. 1, Jan. 1960
Uncl.

IG*~ ViCHU.- r;$ Y. f nd `Iol -d(A
For-,
A
of ustiI7,CjIloom I'llplirooifik! thi
villll~lls, 1~7'~:. ?'I pp 'VA01 (Ilri of Al-,lior diii.: tion
U' J.11i V. 103)

L., yu -
IGNATAVICMM, M.
Now Lithuanian atraine of the funguB Ustilaginales. List. TSR Mokal.
akad. darb. [Bioll 3.tlQ-43 162.
1- (YOGI)

GONCILUMM, G.K.; IGH&TCHEM, A,G,
I
Improvement of the .process of producing the extract of Althaea
radix* Madeprome 13 no*7t49-50 J1159. (RZRA 22:10)
1, lharlkovokiv nalichno-issledovatellskly khtmiko-farmatsovtlcho-
skly Institut
( " ) (XT M OTION (CHHHISTRT))

TT IIT V
NOSOVITSKATA, 3,A.t IGNATCHVMO, A.T.
ArtiLle on tablets In the gth edition of the pharmacopoeia,
Apt.delo 4 no.3:47-50 My-Js '55- (MUIA 8:8)
1. Is tharlkovskogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo khtmiko-far-
matsevtIcheskogo institute Ministerstya zdravookhranazilya
SSSR.
(PRARMOOPOVIA,
In Russia, section on tablets in 9tb edition)
(TABLWSO
in rhissian Pharmacopoeia IX)

IGNATCHINIO. 1.
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IGNATCHEM, N.A.
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~Ntrographlo varieties of Mesozoic coal and some characteristics of
coal accumulation in the ThImtek-Kangalasy area of the Lena coal
bamin, Isv, Yost, fil, AS SSSR no,12:15-26 057. (MIRA ILI)
1. Yakatskiy filial AN SSM
(Yakutia-Coal-Geology)

AUTHOR*. Ignatchenko, N. As
20-4&5~47/59
TITLE: A Neogene Coal Accumulation in the Baain of the Lower Coarse
of the Aldan River (Neogenovoys uglenakopleniya v bassayne
nizhnego tocheniya. r. Aldan)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademli Nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 118, Mr 5,,
pp. 1014-1017 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It was, stated, that the neogens sediments comprise a wide area
at the lower course of the Aldan river as well as on the Lena
river inclusive of its left tributaries (figure 1). The sediments
are deposited on the washed out surface of the Jurassic and Lom-
Carbonniferous rocks and are covered bjr Quaternary-and Alluvial.
sea- and pureir Alluvial sediments. At the right bank of the Aldan
Neogene in lying below glacial sediments. The Neogene crose-aection
begins with a sandy-mass,,-not containing fauna. Great wood fragments
turned brown were found as plant remains. Width of from 15o - 381 m.
On this a characteristic alternation of beds consisting of sandp
alourites aleurite clay and little carbonized coal is lying. The
width,of the coal containing layers increases to the north, reaching
Card 1/4 305 motors. South of the Aldan river these sediments wedge out.
A Neogene Coal Accumulation in the Basin of the Lower 2D-1l&5-4?/59
Course of the Aldan River
The layerr free from coal and those containing coal form a
Xithological complex. it possesses a width of 68o m and was
separated out. an Tandinskaya suite by the author. Numerous
pollen and spore analpe3 speak- in favor of a Miocene-Pliocene
age. Badly assorted sands are lying on the Tandinskaya suite)
with a width of from 14o - 15o mp denoted aff Bayaginaka" suits
by the authors Spore and pollen analyses and coniferous cones at
well as nuts without doubt indicrateL a Pliocene age. In the Neogene
sediments,cycles are determined by quite regular successions of
lithologic complexes and types of rock. Such cycles (macrocycles)
of first order are represented by the mentioned Tandinsk" and
Bayaginskaya suites. These macrocycles are distinctly classified
into several eyales of lower order, The depression filled up by
Neogene with respect to its structure appertains to the south
eastern part of the Priverkhoyanskiy border downwarping. One of
the most closely investigated flexures of this area is represented
by the asymmetric antiolinal on the lower reach of the West-ormyg&
riverwith an oaat-weatern direction. It is about 4o km longs Lower
Carboniferous rocks with gradient angles up to about 3o - 4o0 were
explored in their core in the vicinity of their vaulting. The antis
clinal developed during theLNeogene sedimentation and later as wells
Card 2/4 Two great flexures are known on the right bank of the Aldan river,0

va vjjW AJaRn NIVell
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least loo milliard tow on the area explored by drillings. The
total reserve wq amount to the two-or threefold.
There Ara I figure.. 1 table and 0 references.
ASSOCIATIOM Yakutskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR (Yakutsk Branck of the
AS trm)
FUSENTED: September 4, 1957j, by Do Ve Nalivkin,., Academician.
SUBMIT=% August 28, 1957.
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IGNATCHENKO, N.A. is in the southern part
Composition and "staffiOrPhi6n of Cos
, no.1:93-loo Mr '59.
of the Lane coal basin. Say-9901o 2 OaRk 12:6)
1. Takutskiy filial AN SSSRI
Valley-Coal geoloff)

IMTGHMO.,,44,KqISLAlskeandrovich; CMMMIY, N.Y., otv,red,; KISHINA*
R.L.. red.izd-val NPURE&A-9 T,T,, takhn.red.
[Geological structureand coal deposits of the western part of the
Lena coal basin] Oeologichaskoe stroanis L ugolInye mestoroshda-
niia sapaduoi chasti Lenskogo ugollnogo bassaina. Xoskya. Aked.
nauk sm, 196o. ill p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Lone Basin-Coal geology)

-GNATCIMKO Ilikolay Alekn&ndrovichjCMSKI7, N.V., otv. red.;
KASHMA, P.S., takhn. red.
(Geology and formation of the Yakutsk-KangalauBy region;
Lena coal basin] Geologicheskoe stroenie A formiravanie
Ukutsko-Kangalasokogo ralonal Lenskii ugollnyi bassein.
Mosk,va, I2d-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1961. -142 6A 15t2)
(lana Basin-4oal geology)

CHUDINOV, G.M., kand. skon. nauk, at. nauohnyy sotr.; POPOV, R.A.,
laborant; GHISTYAKOV, G.Ye., mladshly nauchnyy sotr.;
CHUGUNOV, BJ., mladshiy nauchnyy notr.; LI, G.S., mladshiy
nauahW sotr..; IGNATCHMO, N.A., otv. rod.; SOL071YEVI,
Ye . P. . tekhn.
(Power resourose of the Yakut A.S.S.R.]KRergeticheakle resuray
Ikkutakoi ASSR. Pod obahchim nikovodstvom G.M.Chudinova.
IAkutak, IAkutakoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962., 265 p. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Yakutakiy filial, Yakutsk. Otdel ener-
getiki. 2. Zaveduyushchiy otdelom energetiki Yakutskogo Miala.
Akademii nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye (for Chudinov).3. Otdel
energetiki Yakutskogo filiala Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii "uk
SSSR (for all occept Ipatchenko, Solov'yeva).
(Yakutia-Power resouroce)

IGNATGPENKO$ N.A.
The Lan&-Aldan ~rc-cambrian ledge am Ah. Sle in the formation of
the Verkhoyansk,kold area and the Vorkhdya=k marginal ti-ough.
Nauoh. soob. IAPAR SSM no.10-12 158. (WRA 17i1)
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Briefly describes ribration method for settling liq-
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sand inclusions. Discusses application of metbod
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--ast iron.