SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GUREVICH, B.A. - GUREVICH, B.L.

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USSR/Electricity - Electric Power Apr 50.
Transmission
Power Loads
"Effect of Integrating Power Networks Upon the State
of the Electrical Load," B. A. Gurevich, Power Eng*
!not imeni Krzhizhanovskiy, Acad Sci USSR, 8 pp
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tekh Nauk" no 4
Noncoincidence of maxirmims in power networks, with
respect to hours, days, weeks, and months, creates
a load effect which increases effectiveness of inte-
gration of power systems. Effect depends an a num-
ber of causes connected with structure and regime
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USSR/Electricity - Electric Power Apr 50
Transmission (Contd)
(state) of network load, their geographic distribu-
tion, time of year, etc., and can reach 4 - 5%.
Sharpening of peak portions of graphs describing
network load will influence magnitude of load ef-
fect (sharpening appears as result of increase of
power reserves in network system). Submitted
5 Nov 49 by Acad G. M. Krzhizhanovskiy.
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8(6) PHASE I BOOK EUD)ITATION SOV/2382
'Avrenenko, P.D., V.I. Veyts, B.A Gwey-ich V.I. Denisov, A.0, Zakharln,
N,A. Karsulov, I.S. Kolosj-v~ J. =;Zko-vskly, S.N. Kritskly, M.M.
Lebedev., T.K. lAont'-yelra, M.P. M6nkel', A.S. Nekrmov, G.I. Rossiyevskiy,
and B#L Shvorin
Osnovnyye voprosy planirovaniya yedinoy energeticheskoy sistemry SSSR (Basic
Problem in Planning aUnified Pmer System for the USSR.) Moscaw,
Izd-v,o AN SSSR, 1959# 174 p. Errata slip ins-brted. 2,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya. nauk SSSR. Energeticheskiy instit--,xt.
Eds.: G.M. Krzhizhanovskiy, Academician and V.I. Veyts., Corresponding
Member, USSR Academy of Scientes; Tech. Ed.: S.G, Markovich.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for goverment plarkning circles, scientific
research organizations and others interested in the electrification of the
UWR.
COVEWE: The book examines the principal problem of a unified power system
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BOic Problem (Cont.) SOV/2382
for the TMSR as a basis for a program of goverment planning in that field..
It is the result of se-mri~l 7ears of study conducted mainly at the Power
Engineering Institute of the Academy of Sciences, MISR, in cooperation with
power engineering institutes of the individuztl Scm-leb Repeblics, universities
and learned societies, and in close cooperation with the Grosplan, USSR.
These studies are concerned with basic problems of a scientific nature and
problems of technical policy for the prospective development of a unified
electric power system in the 'USSR. The problems outlined axe applicable
when the planned system reaches" an output of 1000 billion kwhr's which
is scheduled for 1970. One of the results of the plan is.'that since it
is possible to obtain higher installed capacitl6s in a shorter time and
at lower capital outlays by the construction Qf steam,turbine electric
power plants rather than hydraulic ones., the emphasis_is now on building
steam-turbine plants with, a simultaneous slowdown in hydro-power developments,
exreptIng the most economical ones or those which are the only or the main
sources,of power in a given reg~ion or are dictated by other needs, such
as irrigation, river control, etc. Nuclear plants will play a steadily In-
creasing role in the development of a unified power system. Several problems
of a purely stientific and technical nature were prompted by the study of a
unified system: ]?!~oblems of nuclear power stations, the application of high-
speed electronic computers for sutomatic control, regulation and. protection
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Basic Problems (Cont.) Si--Y/2382
of the system, the increasing use of semi conductorn, the use of various types
of fuels., etc. These problems vere presented in Uro r-.,j-rlier publications of
the Academy of Sciences: Ntcachrry7e osuovy sozdaniya i razvitiya ye,-.Unqy
energeticheakoy sistemy SSSR (Scle-ntJ I'lu Base.-4 In the Creation antl Deveiapment
of a Uniffea Pover System in thc '785P.; (Ionclusions of a j:)r,-njjjjjtjjj- j,, :"2r-
ence, Moscow, lqli3; and Razrabotk& nmi-,-.hnykb osnov razNritiyti -nerge-tione3-kikh
sistem i ikh obllyedineniyla ~nergeticheskuyu sist-my
(Working Out of Scientific Bases In the Development of Power Systems
jn~egr&Ljon
and Their 1, -into a Unified Power System, Series: Voprosy
sovetskoy nauki, Moscow, 1951. The following persons participated in wri'ing
the book: F.D. AvramAnko (Oliaptprs 2 and 4); V.I. Veyta (Chapters 2,
section 4 of Chapter 3, Chapter 4, section.i of Chapter 6, Chapters 8 and 9);
B.A. Gurevich (Chapter 1, section 1 of Chapter 7); V.I. Denisov (Chapters 4
and 8); A.G. Zakharin (se~,,-'Uon 2 of,l~hapter 7); N.A. Kare-itlov, S.H. Kritskly
and M.P. Menkell (Chapter 5j; N.N. Krachkovskly (section 4 and 5 of Chapter 6);
I.S. Koslov (section 8 of uhapter 1); m.m. Ij--bedev ((Ths-prber 6, section 1 of
Cb,apter 7. Chapters 9,10,111; T.K. Leontlyeva (sedation 1 of Chapter 3); A.S.
Nekrasov (sections 2 and 3 Ot Ohaptf~r 9); G.I. Rossiye-rskiy (Uhapter 3); B.I.
Shvorin (Chapter 2). 111hosi-- who participaLed in preparing tbfl raterial vere: M.M.
Albegov', K.N. Bes-t;azhe-,ra,, 1I.A. Bondarvu-A, M.S. Vdotr.~.thenko, A.L. Vo-likanov, Ye.A.
Volkova, V.A. Gadly-eva., I.T. Konlyn, D.N. KoroboNra, Yu.S. Kretin-ins, M.1,.
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V.
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Kurganova, V.Ti. A.R. Mox"t~frek-cqAs, S.Y. (Istramkty, Yt-t.k.
Pereslegin, P.Ya. Pirkha,,fxa, Mi. Sambrus. A.,!. K~1�inov prepared the '00011
for printing. The authors express their thanks to. 1.M. Moxkovich, Docror
of Technical Sciences, V.I. Popkov, Corresponding Member of the Academy of
Sciences, USSR., and M.A. St-yrikovich, Corr--~n3pond--'Lng M,=-,nber of the. Academy of
Sciences, USSR, who revised the manuscript. The anthors also thenk G.M.
Krzhizhanovskiy, Acad-,mician, for his assistance, There are no
references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS-
From the kathors 2
Introduction. G.M. Krzhizhanovskiy, Academician and V. E, Veyts, Corresponding
Member.. Academy of Sciences, USSR 3
PART ONE. SOW PROBISMS IN PIMJING AND rgSla-NIN4 A ulln?IED POWER SYSMI TN THE USET
Ch. 1. Problems in Determining Prospective Conditions of Ele~trjc Load for a
Unified Power System. Power Reserves
1. Significance and state of the problem
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questions concerning methods for determining prospective load
operating conditions of transmission systems. ObBhch. energ.
no.1:20-33 159. OCRA 13-2)
(Ileatric power distribution)

'UTHOPS: T.yt., T. t" P.pk." T. 1., 3/10 60/000/04/021/0:4
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U rkovich, 1. W.. 1. 0.,
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A. A.. Loh.d." M. U., at .4.
11M, On Ih:,Ioth Birthday of X. 1. Xr.ChkoVskil
polo 0",4, 11 ki shsetto, 1960, or 41 p 93 (Vaal)
TEM NMI M Nikolays-lih 9,-,,hk ... kly I. now or the old..t a-,I.t power
gin-r. . lit started his smvities In 1916 after floiabing his mtult*4 4% th
91 ekt roa0hanlabeakoys otdalomiye PetrograAakago, p9litakhnicbeskogo Lno. '. t:
of of the P.ir.,C-4 Pclyt.chlo I-
1922 be worked at the pl szolve "(I c4ustruation of oltatria networks In the
T.Ikhoattro nn.9.64t~zj S,.4 cla..tv.y. U* ... k.4 we am ..g& ... r 1.
, and
leading poaItIon, In the eastern re;Ions of Lho 9338 from 1942 to 1944, Yr;:
1944 to 1946 he was Director of the ..kt., I.%.. L..tng.*d.kago td.lent
Gidroonargoproyekta (doctor of Xotuatke of the Lenindral ltr*4cb of the All-
Union Tnat far the D..Ign.-A planal no at 97dro-loottle P .. r ?1.%14 end
Kydrg 'I q0 11.1 a DiTelopwant&). His a6iontifte and toaahin, antivity began in
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c4.), at the Lonlagradakly politekhaichookiy Joatitut (Leolngr&A Jolytetwo
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I.-tLtt;).had the wank 353R (A--d-'r of "'low... of the U35R).
31.. 19 0 6 was 1. . ld.ALg Position .% . Planning Institute, 41-Slag
slm~,t&neougly research work *I the IDnerfstichookiy 14411%U% As 8331 (Inali-
t.t f power Cast ... ring of the As 93311). 51... 1~~ be has devoted himself
entirely to soleatifie work. Vs graduated as a Candidats ln.1940. In 1933 bs
was approved as a Senior Scientific Colletarator of the Institute of ?..or
Engineering, of the Ls usai in the field or -neoirlo llotvcr%**. So P0118,104
over ~O papers In the periodicals mllektricheatiamp Maktrichooklye m1notsti*#
AN SSW# 0% al.o was a". & 11cober of Isvomtkoam. There In 1 f14-
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VEYTS, V.I.; POPKOV, V.I.,- MARKOVICH, I.M.; ZAKHAR111, A.G.; TOISTOV, Yu.G.;
NIKITIN, B.I.; KARAULOV, N.A.j TUEMEV, D.A,;,GUftVllCH, B.A.;
LEBF,DL?V, M.M.
Nikolai Nikolaevich Krachkorvskii. Flektricho8tvo n0.4:93 Ap 1 60.
(MIRA 14*-4)
(Krachkovskii, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 1890,-)

GUREVICH, B.A.; PONKRATOV, B.K.; TSVETKOV, B.M.
Problem concerning the determination of the future industrial load
com. em. Obshch.energ. no.4:7-17
# ponent of an eledtric power syst
61. (KM 14:8)
(Electric power distribution)

GUREVICH B.A., PERTSOV61Y, L.M.; PONKRATOV, B.K.
Methodical problems on the determination of future demands of
electrified transportation on electric power systems. Obshch.
energ. no.4:1~24-139 '61. 04IRA 14:8)
(Electric pover distribution) (Electric railroads-Current supply)

V.I.; Y'A.:'MRIL) A.G.,; NARKOVICH, I.M.; TOLSTOV, Yu.G.;
GUTLAlic l'UtAGjli-'0V-:Kly U.N.; LEBEDL7,
V.I.; DENISOV, V.I.; 1-110SKVITIN, A.I.;
'.7MMYLOV J,
11YERUVICHP B.A.; TELKHEV, B.A.; STEKOLINIKOV, I.S.;
IAPITSKIY, V.I.; YMYSTZR,
Veniamin loemkovich Veits; obituax7. Elaktrieliestvc) -0-4:
91-92 Ap 161. k ~-M71 14:'
(Veits, Veniamin Isaak~vich, 1905-1961)

GUREVICH, B.A.
. ......-
Improving the design of the short-circuited rotor of the high-
voltage electric motor of the hammer crusher. Koks i khim.
no.9:59 162. (MIRA 16slo)
1. Zhdanovskiy koksokhimicheskiy zavod.
(Crushing machinery-Electric driving)

GUREVICH B.A.- PONKRATOV) B.K.
[Methodology for determining the loads on electric power
uystems of railroads for long-term planall Metc-Aika opre-
deleniiii perspekti.Mkh zheletnodorozIhWkh nagruzok v
energosistemakh. Mosk-vu) Nauka~ 1965. 52 p.
(MIRA 18:7)

ZWKOV, Vasiliy Andreyevich: MESTATSEY, P.P., retsenzent; LICENOV, A.I.,
inzh., retsenzent; SMROKOVA, Z.G.,inzh., retsenzent; auavICH,
B.D., inzh., retsenzent; BASTANOV, S.S., inzh., retsenzeiintl"""'!
GOtOINA, K.N.. inzh., retsenzent: BELITUT, A.N., inzh., ;vto'en-
zent; SOLOKATIN, T.Y., inzh., retsenzent; MARSHM, N.I.. insh.,
retsenzent; KARSM, N.I.. in2h., retsenzent: BALASILWA, T.L~
inzh., retsenzont; GIRSHW, G.Kh., red.; ANUIXY1011, N.B., rod,;
SGBGLY*YA, U.K.. teklui.red.
[Technology ~f the mamtfacture of rAdio equipimint] Tekhnologiia
proizvodstva radioapparatury. Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo. 1959.
636 P. (31IRA 13:3~
(Radio industry)

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AUTHORz Gurevich, B. D., Engineer
TIT*%JE*. Influence of low temperature annealing on the
plasticity of permalloys
PERIODICAL: Metallov'edoniyei termichaskaya obrabotka metallov,
1961, No.8, PP-51-53
TEXT: The subject of the paper is the manufacture and
heat treatment of electromagnetic screens, for which high
nickel unalloyed permalloy (78.5% Ni, 0.30-0.8% mn) and low
nickel permalloy (40-50% Ni, 0.3-0.8% Mn) are being used.
High nickel unalloyed permalloy has a low electric resistance
and a high magnetic permeability, whilst low nickel permalloy
has a higher electric resistance. The specimens used were
made of cold rolled permalloy strip in the an-delivered state,
the mechanical properties of which were an followr hardness
RA = 56-61, elongation 4.7-6.7%, UTS 70-115 kg/mm . Optimum
heat treatment: 800 to 9000C in vacuum for one hour. Inter-
mediate annealing at a higher temperature for longer duration*
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was inadvisable due to economic reasons. The plastic proper-
ties were adequate for further forming operations. The final
heat treatment of the permalloy screens is usually at 1000 to
12000C with a holding time in vacuum of 8 to 12 hours.
However, an attempt was made to find a more economical heat
treatment. To re-establish the permeability, it was found
necessary to heat the screens to at least 11000C. The quality
of the screens was satisfactory after a cooling speed of
150OC/hour and a holding time of 30 min; a holding time of
40 min gave excellent results. This cooling speed was applied
db!n to 6500C and, following that, cooling was in the furnace,
from which they were discharged at 150 to 2000C. Increased
cooling speeds did not improve the results. .The following
conclusions are arrived at: With increasing temperature of
the vacuum anneal (for 1 hour) the elongation increases
intensively with the anealing temperature up to 8000C. On
increasing the temperature to 11000C no increase in the
relative elongation was observed even if the annealing time
was increased to three hours. The hardness of the specimens
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decreases with increasing temperature and soaking time, at
1100% and this decrease is by a factor of about 2 in
comparison with the hardness of specimens in the an-delivered
state. Compared to vacuum annealing, open air annealing at
the same temperature, duration and cooling speed yields lower
elongation values. There are I table and I German reference.
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GUREVICH, B.D., J.nzh.
Effect of low-temperature annealing on the plaliticity of permalloys.
Metalloved. i term. obr. met. no-8:51-53 Ag 161. OKIFJ~ 14:8)
(Permalloys--Heat treatment) (Metals, Effect of temperature on)

VERNER, Ye.E., inzh.; UMANSKIY, A.M.Y inzh.;--qd-M-:LC4,--B.D., inzh.
Use of powder metallurgy products in the manufactlure of tractors.
Trakt. i sellkhozmash. 32 no.10342-44 0 162. (KRA 15;9)
1. Vladimirskiy traktornyy zavod (for Verner). 2. Moskovskiy
eksperimentalInyy zavod (for Umanekiy, Gurevich).
(Tractors) (Powder metallurgy)

LYUBEETSKIY, Kh.Z.; GU~ ~VICH, ~B.E.; FEDOTOVA, Z.G., red.; AGZPI,,C,V, K.,
tekhn. red. -
[Hygiene and toxicology of major insecticides and fungicides
used in agriculture especially in cotton growing] GigiEna i
toksikulogiia vazhneishikh insektofungitsidov.. primeniaemykh
v sel'skom khoziaistTe, glavnym obrazom v khlopkovodstre.
Tashkent, Gos.med.izd-vo M-va zdravookhranoniia UzSSR, 1961. 59 p.
(MIRA 14:12)
(Insecticides) (Fungicides)

USPENSKIY, F.M., kand. biol..nauk; SOMOV, I.Aq MUMINOV, A.M.,
kand. sel'kho,z.-uaukj IVANOV, Ye.N.,.kand.--biol. naukj
VASILOYEV, A.A., kand. sellkhoz. nauk;-SOLOVIYEVA, A.I.,
kand. sellkhoz. naukj ZAPROMETOV, NG.-,.doktor sellkhoz.
nauk; YAKHONTOV,.V.M.,, doktor biol.-nauk; ~4PUSTINA, R.I.;
STROMM9 N.G.;,PDLEVSHCHIKOVA, V.N., kand. qollkhoz. nauki
KARIMOV, M.A., doktor biol. nauk; NOSKOV, I.G.,, kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; KHCDZHAYEV, A.Kh.j ALEYEV, B.G4, kand. sellkhos.
nauk; YAKHONTOV, V.V,, doktor biol. nauk; STEPANOV, F.A.;
LYUBETSKIY, Kh.Z., kand. med. nauk; G RE.1LICH_ B.&:
KONDRATIYEV, V.I.; SUDARS, L.P.$ KOS agr.
Uzbekskoy SSR; GORELIK, I.M., red.; BAKHT11.4ROV, A., tokhn.
red.
(Manual on controlling the pests, diseases and weeds of cot-
ton, corn, and legumes] Spravochnik po bor'be s vrediteli'
i bolezniami khlopchatnika, kukuruzy i bobovykh kulltur. %Z -.2.,
perer. i dop. Tashkent, Gos.izd-vo UzSSE, 1963. 325 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Field crops-Diseaaes and pests)
(Weed control)

. ; 1, , ' 7 1 :~ _; . F. , ~', , 11, --1 j, 4 . ~ _~ ~ ', - , - - , I- ~
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, IX, ' , , kand.tekhn,nauj,
TURCISKlY, M,I., inzh. "" ' - - , ".. I
Stability of the effect of surface hardening under the antion of
static overloads. Vest.mashinostr, 44 no.3,21-26 Mr 164.
NTRA 17;,1)

YaASIL'IlIKOVA, 1.~A,,; S1,14i'll-KOVA, 1u.:-%; GUIC-MCII, B.G.; G.I_
Approximate estimation of tho phosphorite .)otc=tial of some
regions of Siberia and the Far 6ast, Sov,,'9001- 4 no.9:82-0.5
S 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Gosudarstvennyy institut gornokhimichoskogo syrlya.
(Siberia--Phosphorites)
(Soviet Far East--Phospilorites)

ACCESSION NRs Ap4o2621,4 S/0122/64/0001003/0021/0026
AUTHDRS: Balterp H. A. (Candidate of technical sciences); aw-evich, Be. Oe
(Candidate of technical sciences)j Turovskiys M. L. (Engineer)
TITLE3 Diwation of the strengthening effect of surface hardening uriter static
overloads
-1 SOME: Vestnik mashinostroyer4ya, no. 3, 1964, 21-26
TOPI 3AG?a, fatigue strength, surface ftarderdng~ cold rolling, static overloadi
OKI A
steel
ABSTIUM The effects of,static overloads on the fatigue strength of swface
hardened sam es were investigated experimntally using tubes 450 mn. long., 30 IMM.
Pi
diameter
and 6 mm thick, made of 30KI-iGSA steel heat-treated to I= 32-34., 36-46
and L,6-52. After obtaining f atigue curves for these hardnesses, sitdlar samples
were cold-rolled in a hydraulic three-roll device with a roll profile radius of
5 ma with a rolling force of 1000 kg (for HRC 38-52) and 800 kg (= .32-34). it
was found that for static preloading in the same direction as the cyc.Lia loads.
static overloads.did nab affect the fatigue strength of the low-hardnims steels.
For the harder steels a static load of "I., (elastic limit) prior to fatigue teats
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Strengthening screw threads by rolling. [Trudy] TSNIITKASH no-70:
86-98 '55. (MLHA 8:11)
(Screw cutting)

GUIUVICII, B. G. and YURM"V) S. F.
"Role of residuls stresses in raising limit of endurance of steel
in chemicothermal treatment" a paper presented at International Conference
on Fatigue of Metals, London, Sep- 56.
DSI- No. 103

' GUREVICH, B.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; TRUNINA, Ye.V., inzh.
Increasing the fatigue strength of springs for high-speed diesels
by nitriding. Anergomashinostroenie 4 no,4:36-38 Ap '58. (MIRA 11:7)
(Springs (Mechanism)) (Case hardening)

GUREVICH, B.G.. kand. tekhn. nauk.
Mechanical properties of some plastics used an construction
materials. Vest. mash. 39 no.1:85-87 Ja '59- (MIRA 12:1)
(Flastics-Tasting)

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rollers for fretting fatigue" (lita-shina dlya is Ytaniya tsil-
indricheskikh rolikov na kontaktnuyu ustalostT "A recording
instrument for the tracing of compression, tension and relax-
ation diagrams" (Registriruyushchiy pribor dl7,a zapisi kriv-
ikh szhatiya, rastyazheniya i relaksatsii), AN OSSR, Moscow,
1956, 15 pages.
Polyakov, D.G. and bleyerovich, I.M. "Machines for strength
tests of pear couplines and universally hinged shafts"
(Liashiny dlya isputaniya na prochnost' zubchatykh mkift i
urLiversalln;ykh shpindeley), AN SSSR, Moscow, 1956, 13 pages.
Sergeyev, N.A. "Improvement of the pioductivity of labour in
fitting and assembly work" (Povysherilye proi-zvoditellnosti
truda pri slesarnykh i sborochnykh rabotakh), Mashgiz, Moscow-
Leningrad, 1956, 288 pages.
Proshin, G.A.
components in
detaley mashia
111 pages.
Ax&imov, M.I.
reduktorov).
214 220 pages.
"The electric spark treatment of machine
repair work" (Elektrois'-rovaya obrabotka
pri remonte), Mashgiz, Kiev, Moscow, 1-0,56,
"Desigas of reducing Sears" (Konstrukt.9ii
Albwn. lqashgiz, Moscow-Svurdlovsk, 1956,

Books. (Cont. )
121-2-19/20
Belyayed, P.G., IIA universal fixture for the centreless-
grinding of cylindrical components" (Universalluoye Prisposo-
bleniye d1ya shlifovaniya tsilindricheslrikh de-Laley bez
tsentrov), All SSSR, b-loscovim 1956, 15 pages.
Bykov, P.B. and Ehankin, L.D., "The reduction of ,,-auxiliary
time in lathe viork (Sokrashcheniye vspomogatellnogo vremeni
pri rabote na toka-rnykh stankak1i), b1ashgiz, 141oscovi, 1956,
167 pages.
Nadeinskaya, E.P., "Investigation of cutting tool wear by means
of radio-active isotopes" (Issledovaniye iznosa rezhushchego
instrumenta s pomoshchlyu radioaktivnykh izotopov), 2nd edition
blazhgiz, Moscow, 1956, 164 pages.
Shallnov, V.A. "Hig~i speed grindinG of structural alloy
steels" (Skorostnoye shlifovaniye legirovanny_U~ konstrukfts-
ionnykh staley), Oborongiz, Moscow, 1950', 123 pages.
Petrusevich, A.I. et al., "The dynamic loads in Gear trans-
missions with straight spur gears" (Dinamicheski e nagruzki
v zubchatykh peredachakh s pryamozubymi- kolesami~, AN SSSR9
314 Moscow, 1956, 13L~ pages.

Books. (Cont. 121-2-19/20
Goibunov, Le.K. and Kiselevq M.A. "Gomputatu-ion 0, the nume:vical
strength of automatic screw machine setters (Raschet chislenn-
osti naladchikov tokarnykh avtomatov), AN SSSR, Moscow, 19569
-13 pages.
"Fixtures for gTinding work" (Prisposobleniya Ilya shlifovall
nykh rabot). Collection of articles. AN SSSR, Moscow, 1956,
28 pages.
Raykher, S.A., '!Safety engineering in heat treatment shops"
(Tekhnaika bezopasnosti v termicheskikh tsekhal,~a), Mashgiz,
Moscow, 1956~ 144 pages.
AVAILABLE:
4/4

GUREVICH, B.G.,,-~.tekhn.nauk
M=ufacturing parts of glano-reinforced plastics. Itwhinostroitelf
noo5:30-32 Itr 162. (Glass reinforced plastics) (MA 15:5)

L IZ968-63 _HM/EW(J)/EPF(C)1Dff(M)/BDS_,~ AMCIAM.; Ps-4/N-JsjPr-4 &4,461
'7ACCE99101ff M~: AP30004-01 C)5/004,0/0046
810191163100910
'AUMOR., Gurevich, B.
G.; Strelyayev, V. S.
Study of the strength characteriatica of somme glatis-fibiar ccmponitiona
:SOURCE: Plasticheskiye massy*~ no. 5, 40-46
10PE TAGS: atrength characteristics, glazs-fiber compositions.
:ABSTRACT: Lack of adequate detailed data motivated thene studies on the. te ~le
di -fiber cc=, onitions (AG-459111 5S,
ben pg, and *ea-- stredgths. of a number of glass
i
R-49S,1 33-,
; ~ l8SPKAST-V)VW!th variois thermosetting binders. In an cases'. the~ra ol
~of binder fo- gla-s-s-ffber (5-7 micra in diameter) was 30:70,, and both flat and~cylin_:.
idrical, samples of the molding compounds were tested at various temperatures. The
:'modulus of elasticity (E), Poisson, coefficient mvJ= t4-nsi1e,:strengt1i (Sigiia sub
:B), and relative elongation at breek (Epsilon sub B) were, deter,-An'ed for tach~ formu-
letion, as was the correlation betveen Sigma sub B and E; sub 0 (E sub 0 calculated
,A, [;,,m stressp
Sigma sub 0 4 kg/sec/rm sup 2, for an materi&ls) and effect
of thermal tre%atront. At higher tuiperaturen (up to 250C), the nonlitamVity of the
correlation of Sigma and E with Epsilon was more pronounced than at 150-170C. The
maximum strength of R-493 was almos"t doubled by treatment at 150-170c, thp McAulus
of elasticity Increased by about 12%, but thermal. treatment has little effect on
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,the strength of the other formulations tested' All of the raterials had very low
Poisson coefficients (0.04-0-15). SusceptibIty to conethatrated ~pressure under
abort- and long-term static stress was tested on unnotched and notched flat sanmlest
1n both cases, strength decreased with an increase In cross-section area. At in-
,creased temperatures, the influence of scale effect and pressure comeen ion.was
'reduced. The stronSest of the materials-tested was 33-1W realp- -age Mcdi-
.fied with polyurethane): at all concentrations of pretisuxe,, it sbowed a relatively:
'slight increase in susceptibility to stress with time, averaging 5-0-60% of ita~
.maximum short-term strength after 10,000 hours at 20C. Orig. art. hast 12 figures
!5 tables.
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PhcsFhori'uao of the Alta-i-Sayarl fold area. Lit. I pol. iskop.
no-4:161-181 J1-Ag 165. (MI7A 18-9)
1. Gosudarstvonnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut gorno-
khimichaskogo syriya, Mosk-,ra.

GUREVICH, B. I., BLINTSOVASKAYA, R. A., GARANINA, S. A., KOLOBIKHINA, S. A.
"Clinic, early diagnosis, and treatment of salmonel-loses
(mouse typhus) in young children."
report sutmitted at the IL3th All-Union Congrese of Hygienistss Epidemiologists
and Infectionists, 195,0,

L 604h7--65 0-11T(d)/T !Ji~(jqj.
ACCESSION N11: ATS017386
AUTHOR: A Qgrevich,, B. 1. Krasnoywrsk); Bu-rtsev,. R. V. (Kraanolyars-k)
TITLE- Digital correlation meter for the evaluation of carrel ation lunctions of linearly
correlafe6 random processes
SOMCF,: Konfarentsly~, ponvWmaticheskornu kontrolyu i wel;odam e1gktr1cheyjdkh iznie-i
-awy, 3d, y kontroll i nii Fdy af,--t eheakffih izine-
reoiy; ~-r-uCyr konferentsil, t.22: Tqifrovy-ye izmerito1'nyyo prilxim IN ilk. tric lies kiye
izinereniya neeleldrichesk&;h -,ehchin. Ustrayst-va avtoniatieltieskaga koncrolya-
leniya v promyshliarmosti Qlwtomatic control md electrical nwasuring Vrl-n-5-
actions of the conforenice, v. 2- Digital measuring instrumeals. MoOxic-oul mea-gurements
of nonelectrical quantities. Devices for autoinatic coatTol. and regulation in Inclustryl
Novosibirsk, Redizdat Sib. otd. AN SSSR., 19G4, 84-85
TOPIC TAGS: digital correlm-neter, linearly correlated random pt-attess, eorrolakfm
function
ABSTRACT% E~dsting correlaUoa meters determine the cotrreladrA function 113, meims
of the equation
A-

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L 60447-6&f
ACCESSION NR. AT5017386
where xj and y; are tho values of the randoin functions X(t) Wid Y*JQ viltIdn tho crosill see-'
tion separated 6y time intorvals The authors of the pnosent papec, derive the
expression for ftwo a&nlttedly linearly correlated random procesaea
which shows that for the determination of ono point of the wrrel~Uon function of a.:
linearly correlated randorn proccss it hq HUffiCiGUt tot Carry' Out IL adctitions and to
multiply the resulting sum by a constant factor. The autoniatic devl~3e reaRzIng
Equation (2~ is significantly simpler than the one operathig- according to (I.) ~ and the
block diagram of such a digittid c-irrelorneter is given. ThFj pro-posed method may be
extended to random quantities whose relation is of the y, - aq t1ppe. Orig. art. ha-9.
4 formulas and I fi;,qwe.
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GUREVICH-, -B. Kh.
Behavior and cybernetics. Prim. mat. metod. v biol. no.2:
47-51 163. (MMA 16:11)

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thamd wavommut not awly m a cathut&i. bat A"
ahub 1"Olb "I dw WA that Uwa
ek~twm titivei oidy skint dMamcm. A smathemittwal
dtftwxbm of the plissommme" 14 - led, It I% %bows,
that , Im car"St P"m Ilit"Ah the amwomilwitm
tbA wmA %mv u4 The 4mtualtivent 4;&% lip do4wWwowd
from the ZAINO.. 111.1. (.1 S. 4111110 J.&I. W&KC
WWII, it w" (st"m - tbn%O tho assibmadiklog
Ilits val" Om in p"Vwl" in tbp "%&is tot III* caviest
(w mmU cwmut% owd Its pt%Vvmii-*k to tlw %olowil fm
1416" culovet. Thm %;C400%lows of blumidly to avck,44-
aMC With *SpMkWMI&I 1101AII.- It Va. &-MtWd IN tkO
diecummium Oat Ohni'm law rentains valid for the pb*vAmtwm&
un&r commidwals".
-',reef

GUREVILGH, B. Kh.
"142thod of ChronIc Electracorticographic Investigation:3 on Ani-nils lll~y IID,-ppini;
Biopotentials with a Point Electrode from Two Zones of the F-jiZiol. Zhur. SE37~,v
v01. 34) No. 2, 1948.

GURLVICII, B. KIi.
"Conditions Essential in the Development and Retention of Laminant Respiratory
Rhythm on the Electrocorticogram of a normal Rabbit," Fiziol. Zhur. SSSR, 34, No. 3,
1948.
(Inst. Evol. Physiol. and Path. of Higher Nervous Activity im 1. P. Pavlov,
Acad. Med. Sci. USSR)

il. - -To,.-zjllnye sensorn.- v zrit- Inc.--i Iore
27392. ~11 , ~ I
noTT,,-P-l'n,/kh 7]-,i.vot-iykji. W-Jady akrd. "OJ~,~ T
LMIJ, .1011 19,9, S. 173-95
30; Letopi5l 7hurnallnykh, Statey, Vol. 36, 11'49
Local Sensory Impylses in the Vision Center of the Brain in Normal Animals
(Inst. Evol. Phy5iol. and Pathol. Higher Nervous System im I. P. Pavlov, Acad. Rad. Sci.
USSR

24`
K 01 S, f2,
S 3)73-7) YLbl-io-r:
S.
SO: Lozonis, "o
"Correlation of the Cortical Rhythm and the Respiratory Rhythm in a Normal Rabbit,"
(Inst. Evol. Physiology and Pathology of Higher Nervous Activity im Acad. I.P.Pavlov,
Acad. Med. Sci. USSR)

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Card 1/1 Pub 33-16/25
Author Gurevich, B. Kh~
Title Electro-encephalograph recordings in systematic experiments on dogs.
Periodical Fiziol. zhur. 4, 434-41.16, Jul/Aug 1Q54
Abstract Blectro-encephalograph was used in systematic experiments on dogs to
record bloelectric currents, developed In the cortex by brain action.
Electric activity (brain waves) of specific sections of the brain may
be obtained during shunting of potentials from the surface of the cor-
tex by means of extradural electrodes. Diagram. Graph. One non-
Soviet and six Soviet references,
Institution Institute of Plujsiology imeni I. F. Pavlov, Academy of Sciences USSR,
Leningrad
Submitted MaY 14, 1953

I TIMM
~!~Jjj 11 till ig"16 .111
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USSR/ Medicine - ExMrJjmntal Neurology
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 40/40
Authors I Mezer., V. Do; Gurevichm Be Kh,; and Leushinap L. I.
Title i Differences in the electrical activity of the brain of ~bgs mith various
types of hieter nervous activity
Periodical s Dok, AN SSSR 99/3., 485-488, Nov 21.. 1954
Abstract I Five dogs of definite typological characteristics were investigated to
determine the differences in the electrical activity of their brain. The
registration of the bi otics was carried out on three zones of the, dorsal
swface of the cerebral cortex of one of t1m 1arger hmispheres - frontal,
parietal and occiputal. The results obtaii-ed are shcr..rn in olectro-
encephalographs. WD USSR references (1951). Graphs.
Institution: AcadeW.-of Sciences USSR,, The I. P. Paviov Institute of f-bysiology
Presented by: Acaderucian K. It. Bykov, juns 28, 1954
~'v

C~,u RE j I ~- H) e. K t-k.
OURNICH, B.Kh; KOI&SNIKOV, M.S.
Determining the type of higher nervous system in animals free
to move about. Fisiol.shur. 41 no-3.6339-345 MY-Je 155. (MLR& 8!8)
1. Laboratorlys, ekspertmentalinoy genstiki vysshey pervwy
deyatellnoott Institute, fisiologii in. I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR,
Leningrad.
(CINTRAL MMVOUS SYST24, physiology,
higher nervous runct., determ.of type in free
roaming animals)

J
AUTHOR: _Gurevich, B. Kb., Candidate of Physico4.athematical 30-9-6/48
~Z_iences.
I TITLE.' Cybernetics and Some Problems of the Modern Physiology of the
Nervous System (Kibernetika i nekotoryye voprosy sovremennoy
fiziologli nervnoy sistemy).
PERIODICAL:Vestnik All SSSR, 1957, Vol. 27, Nr 9, pp. 31-1,-o (USSR).
ABSTRACT: Since the publication of NorbertWiener's paper "Cybernetics or Conm
trol and Communication in Animal and Machine', the interest for this
field of science continuously grows. The author of this paper at first
deals with Pavlov's theory of the conditioned reflexes, where he makes
the attempt to bring some probleno of the physiology of nerves in
connection with the fundamental principles of cybernetics. The cyberm
netics teaches that the fundamental principle of automatic regulation
consists in the fact that the motion and the function of larger masses
or the transmission of large quantities of energy takes place by in-
formation-carrier3 or transmitters of conunands. Then the author deals
with the papers by soviet scientists, such as Samoylov, A. F., Berna
- shteyn and others on,tbe universal distribution of ring-shaped exci-
tation-rhythms in the organism, and on the coordinate activity of mo-
Card 1/2 tion of living-organisms whose suitable character of orientation is

Cybernetics and S-1me Problem 'of the Modern Physiology of the 3o-~-6/46
Nervous System.
hardly imaginable without the presence of opposite connectionse. The
information~theory is a strictly mathematical discipline (the papers
by Khinchin, A. Ya., Kolmogorov, A. N. and others are described; see
figures 2 and-3). Finally the author states that it has to be expected
that further contact of the cybernetics with the physiology of the
nervous system may lead to ne-~ data.
There are 3 figures.
AVAILABLE. Library of Congress.
Card 2/2

USSR/Human --nC. -.--M1 Physiology - Sensory organs. T-11
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 7,, 1958Y 32259
Author Gvirevich, B,Kh.
Tnst
Title Simple Metallic Electrode for Recor(~inG Kectro-Retina-
(;rams in Humans.
OriG Pub Fiziol. zh. SSSR, 1957, 43, No 3, 2uri-283-
Abstract One end of a thin silver band is fastened to the skin
near the eye; the other end to the lower eyelid.
The electrode did not cause any painful sensations.
Card 1/1
- 156 -

GURAVIVI, BAll.
"4~~e~co stviies of exoerimenthA. uniwls auring rotntion.
Plziol.zhar. 4 i no.4:.-j6?--",'O An '57. (MLU 10: 10)
1. lAboratoriye iziologii zritellpogo anallzntora lni".Ltuts fiziolo-
gii in. 1.?.Pavlova AN 56SR, Leningrati.
elect--ophysiol. ntnutaa performod during rotation of
sub.i'!-t (Run))
(Ac."I.Eh "-d 104.
same)

AUTHORi Gurevich, B. Kh., 2C-4-56/60
TITLE: On the Fixing of the Eye with the Aid of Muscle Sense and on the
Possible Role of Proprioception on the Occasion of Visual Fixa-
tion (Ob ustanovke glaz na osnove myshechnogo chuvatva i o vos-
mozhnoy roli propriotaeptsii v zritellnoy fiksatsii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akad, nauk, SSSR, 1957, Vol~ 115, 11r 4, p?. 829-832,(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The problem of proprioception of the exterior eye muscle is of
principal importance in the general theory of sight. k number of
scientists of the last decades affirmed that doubtlessly the muscle
sence takes part in the acts of seeing. Also the neurology of the
eye moving devices is interested in the solution of this problem.
At present the proprioceptors of these muscles are known and their
real importance for the visual perception is recognized. Presently
in some publications, however, the role of proprioception is either
denied on the basis of physiological arguments or even not con-
sidered at all, It 8eems that the turning of the eye in a certain
angle without optic stimuli as well as the fixation and the keeping
of the optic axes in the direction concerned serve as criterium
for the participation of the muscle sense on the occasion of the
optic fixation under the same conditions. The experiments were
carried out in the dark with att objective recording of the conju-
gated eye movements by means of electrooculography, At the begin-
Card 1/3 ning of the experiment the persons experimented upon turned their

20-4-56/60
On the Fixing of the Eye with the Aid of MuBcle Sense and on the
Possible Role of Proprioception on the Occasion of Visual Fixation.
eye in a certain angle when the binocular fixed luminous points
changed. A 400 Hz sound signals the appearance of a side point lo-
cated by a certain angle on the right of the central point, to
which the person experimented upon is to direct hie eyes. After 2-3
seconds the side point disappeared and the person again fixed the
central point, On the occasion of the experiment proper the Bide
point viao not illuminated a fact which the person did not know.
Inspite of it he turned his eyes to the right and, after having
found no luminous point, he was according to the instruction to
fix his eyes for 2-3 seconds in the direction where according to
his opinion the side point was located. He then switched on the
side point himself, fixed it, switched it of and directed his eyes
to the central point. It is obvious that in the case of an unpre-
ciseness of the fAxing of the eye at the time of the switching on
of the side point the eyes had to perform a correoponding additio-
nal turn; in the case of an exact fixing of the eyes (Fig. lb-g)
this turn would be superfluous. Moreover, the action of the pre-
cise fixing of the eye muscles is described. In a total of more
than 1500 eye fixings of 15 persons at turns of 6,5, 12, 2o, 25,
35, and 400 to the right the precise muscle fixings of the eyes
Card 2/3 (i.e. with an error above the limit measuring accuracy � 3o') took

210-4-56/60
On the Fixing of the Eye with tile Aid of Muscle Sense aid or, the
Possible Role of Propriception on the Occasion of VisuaL Fixation.
place more often than fixings with greater errors. The fixings were
approximately symmetrically distributed as to the wanted direction.
The author could draw the conclusion that the muscle sense doubt-
lessly takes part in the optic fixation. Moreover, the possible role
of the proprioception in the mechanism of the optic fixation is pre-
sumably discussed. It might be possiblelthat a repeated chrono~-ogical
coincidence of optic and proprioceptive stimuli is accompanied every
time by a reflectoral correction of the situation of the axises and
that it leads to tile formation of temporary cor~binations between
the proprioceptive and the eye moving (oculomoturic) centers. Cer-
tain shifts in the frequency of the proprioceptive impulses gain
the importance of a conditioned stimulus for the compensatoric eye
movements. There are 5 figures and 3 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Physiology im.I.F.Pavlov AN USSR (Institut fiziolo-
gii; im. I.P. Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED By K.M. Bykov, Academician, May 16, 1957
SUBMITTED: May 10, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/5

GIMVICH, 13.1h.
Fixation Pnd oculnr movements in ranDonse to conditionad stimuli.
Probl.fiziol.opt. 12:291-295 158 WRA 11:6)
1. Laboratoftyn fiziologii zritellnogo nnalizntora Instituta fiziologii
Im. I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR.
(L-U--KOVEME14TS)
(CONDITIOIM MSPONSR)

GLEZER, V.D., GURWIGH,,B.Vh., IEUSHIITA, L. I.
Electrical responses of the parietal region in dogs to photic and
acoustic stimuli; phronic experiment [with summe-,7 in English],*
Fiziole*zhur' 44 no;9:820-828 S'58 (MIRA 11:12)
1., Laboratoriya fiziologii zritellnogo analizators~ Instituta fiziologii
imeni I.F. Pavlova M SSSR, Leningrad;
(CEREBRAL CORTEX. physical.
parietal responses to photic & accoustic stimuli (Rua))

'A! ;-V I
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"Imol Ij ;:-ant. " wato-i- t ,-11( '~Ifl
I.P. Pzvlov.!j All SS,;R.

Role of proprioception in mechanisms of the oculomotor fixation
reflex and the activity of the human visual analyzer. Yiziol.
zhur. 45 120.11-#1308-1316 N 159. NIRA 13:5)
1. From the laboratory of visual analyser physiology, I.P. Favloy
Institute of Physiology. Leningrad.
(OCULONDTOR MUSMS physiol.)
(RinuCONDITIOUD)
(VISIOS Physiol. )

GUREVICH9 B.D.
conditioned fixation reflexes and certain problems in the cybernetics
of ocular movements in man. Biofizika 5 no. 2:162-169 ,60.
(MIM 14:4)
1, Institut fiziologii im.I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR9 Leningrad.
(EYE-MOVEMENTS) (CONDITIONED RESPONSE)
(CYBERNETICS)

PU4
Universal characteristics of x fixation movements of the eye;
fixation shift as a cybernetic model of controlled behavior.
Bi6fizika '6 no.3:377-3% 161. (MRA 1/,: 6)
1. Institut fiziologii imeni I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR, Lenbigrad.
(M-MGMENTS)

GUREVICH, B.Kh.
Electric indices of the regulative disposiLion activity of parietal
association areas of the brain. Dokl. AN SSSR 141 no.2:505-508
N '61. O-LIRA 1-4:11)
1. Institut fiziologii im. I.P.Pavlova Ali SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom V.11-Chernigovskim.
(ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM) (CONDITIONED RESFOD43E)

GMVICH, B. KH. (Leningrad)
------ -
"Bebavior and Cybernetics"
Report presented at the 3rd Conference on the use of Mathematics in Biology,
Leningrad University, 23-28 Jan. 1961.
(Primeneniye matematicheskikh Metodov v Biologii. II, Leningrad, 1963 PP 5-11)

GUREVICH, B.Kh.
Significance of "reverse connecticns" according to I.P.Pavlov
In the formaltion and course of conditioned reflexes. Vop.
psikhol. 8 no.3:85-94 My-Je 162. 6aRA 15:6)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologii zritellnogo analizatora Instituta
fiziologii imeni I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR, Laninwrad.
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE)

GUREVICH, B.Kh.
Dynamics of excitation and inhibition in the ceretral centers
during oculo-notor activities in dogs. Fiziol.zhur. 48 no.6:654-
662 Je '62. (MIRA 15:8)
1. From the Laboratory for Physiology and Pathology of Higher
nervous activity, I.P.Pavlov Institute of Physiology, Leningrad.
(CONDITIONED RESPONSE) (OGULOMOTOR NERVE)

LANDA, I.M.
Economic evaluation of land. Vest.Mosk. un. Ser. 5; Geog. 17
no.2:16-24 Mr-Ap 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Kafedry fizicheskoy i ekoncmicheakcy geografii Odesskogo
universiteta imeni Mechnikova.
(Land)

(;eo.,,Aiy Yevgenyevich; GUREVICH, Doris Lazarevich;
I V.V. , rod ---- ---. -- '~
2
[1ntegrals, measures, and derivatives] Integral, mera i
proizvodnaia. Moskva, Nauka, 1964. 211 p. (MIRA 17:11)

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Card 1/1 Pub. 22 3163
Authors s Gurevich, B.L.
Title j New types of spaces of the fundamental and the geAeralized functiorls.and
the Cauchy problem for equations of finite differences
Periodical i Dok. AN SSSR 99/6, 893495, Dec 21, 1954
Abstract i Methods which had been presented by Genfeld and Shilov, are generalized
so that they can be used in the application of the Cauchy theorelft-to the
equations in finite differences. In connection with the above mentioned
generalization, concepts of new spaces are presented. Four USSR references
J1939-1954).
Listitution:
Presented by; Academician S.L. Sobolev, September 23, 1954

Call Nr: AF 1108825
Transactions of the Third All-union Mathematical Congress (Cont. )-loscow,
Jun-Jul '56, Trudy '560 v 1 Seet. Rpta., Izdatel'8tvc) All SSSEJ,, lbacow, J-956, 237 PP.
"ur vich Be L. (Odes a . New Space Types of a Basic and
Generalized ctions and the Uniqueness Classes of
Generalized Cauchy Problem. 114
KovanIko, A. S. (LIvov). On the Compactness of Systems
of Continuous Functions. 114
Mukminov, B. R. (Odessa). Expansions in Eigen-functions
of Dissipative Kernels. 114-116
Mention is made of Livshits, M. S.
Nayshull, A. B. (Moscow). Functional Rroblem for
Ordinary Differential Equations. 116-117
There are 8 references, 2 of which are USSR, 2 French,
3 English, and 1 is a translation into,Russian.
Nikollskiy, V. N. (Kalinin). Operator Prope~rties of
Polynomials of the Best Approximation. 117-118
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wental and 6eneralized functions and problems oi Cauchy for certain
operative equatibne" Kha:plkov, 1957. 6 pp, (Khar'kov State University
im A. M. liorlkiy), 100 copies (KL, 29-57, 88)
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BURAMCNSKIY, V.Ye.; GUPZVICHI B.L.; DYADYLW, V.A.
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CharacteriDtics of the density of sedimentary rocks In Lho
central part of the Black Sea Depress-lon.
no.l.-127-134 165. (MIRA 18:22)
1. "vskaya ekspeditalya Ukrainskollo
skogo gornorudnogo instituta. Subvitted Nbrunry 1-2, 1.963.

ACC NR, AT6028370 SOURCE CODE.- 6066/6:W000/000/0056/0069
(N)
AUTHOR! Subbotin, S..I.;
_PRKeyich,,B. L.; Sollogub, V..B.; Chckunov, A. V.;
Chirvinskaya, M. V.; Kuzhelov, G. K. (Deceased)
ORG, none
iTITLE:' Deep-seated sXructure of'the Ukrain's, based on data from geophysical investi-
gations
;SOURCE:. International Goo'logical Congress. 22d. Nov Delhi, 1964. Goologicheskiyo
Iregulltaty prikl&dnoy goofiziki (Geological results of appli*4 geophysics);'doklady
I
isovetskikh geologov,,problema 2. Moscow, Izd-vo Nedra, 1965. 56-69
TOPIC TAGS: tectonics upper mantle, earth crust,, stratigraphy
Ukraine
ABSTRACT: Geological and particularly-geophysical investigations have located a
great number of deep-seated faults in the Ukraine.. These faults have mainly
-northeast add northwest strikes. The northeast-strike faults. predominate in the
Ukrainian shield, the Black Sea depyession, and the northern part of the Black
S.ea basin, while northwest-strike' faults are typical of'the Dneprovsko-Donetskaya
depression,. the Trans-Carpathian depression, the folded Carpathians, the Carpathian
forede~p and the southwestern part of the Russian platform. For the area, as a
whole, it has been found that the macrostructural,features of deep-seated faults
haVe longitudinal or'traneverse strikes. Tectonic movements in the Earth.'s crust
'Card 1/2

ACC NR& AT6028370
are mainly caused by compression and expansion of the mantle associated with poly-
morphic, phase and electron transformations, or chemical alterations. Deep-
seated *faults originate in the upper mantle hundreds or at least tens of km deep.
The.main types of faults located in the Ukraine are: 1) ancient Proterozoic faults
in the Precambrian basement; 2) faults of different ages, expressed in the basement
as major stages and separating principal
and 3) transverse (sometimes longltudi.naL)
and separating them into individual.blocca.
the sedimentary strata which are directly
movement of the basement. The study of
.geotectonic features of the Ukraine is based
vestigations. The .*block-type structure
number of deep-seated faults have been 1)cated.
crustal thickness under uplifts and decraased
been found that the granite layer contaiis
tinuities, which may either separate different
or represent p~urely physical boundaries.
zones'on the basis of geological,and geo~hysical*data,
all.zones are given.. Orig. art. has* 2
structural features or their components;
faults cutting acrQro the main structures
In addition, there are many faults in
or indirectly associated with the block
the deep-seated crustal structure of the main
upon geophysical, mostly seismic, in-
of the crust has been established, and a
A general feature is increased
thickness under depressions. It has
shallow gently sloping seismic discon-
structural stages and rock complexes
The Ukraine has been divided into structural
and detailed.cheiracteriatics of
figures.
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ACC NR. A.P60211156 SOURCE CODE: uR/0413/66/001)/Oll/OOT9/0079
INVENTOR: Rapoport, M. B.; Seliverstov, B. P.; Chervonskiy, M. I.;.-Gurevich,.B-..-Lj,,,
Malinskiy, S. A.; Veksler, B. Te.; Aysman, Yu. A.; Remennikov, V. S.; Zhavoroakov,
G. A.
ORG: None
TITLE: A device for automatically analyzing seismograms and constructing seismic
profiles. Class 42, No. 182349
SOURCE; Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztay, tovarnyye znaki, no, .11, 1966, T9
TOPIC TAGS: seismography, cathode ray tube, seismic modeling
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A device for automatically ana-
lyzing seismograms and constructing seismic profiles. The unit is based on Author's
Certificate No. 166503. Efficiency of analysis is improved by mounting a cathode ray
tube on a carriage which is moved along a photodrum by a worm gear or ratchet turned
by the shaft of the photodrum. 2. A modification of this device in which measurement
quality is improved by connecting a sawtooth generator through a programmed amplitude
regulator to the vertical deflection system of the cathode ray tube.
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lv,.cathode ray tube$ 2-
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4-vorm shaft; 5--drive
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GURom-141 B. L.
USSR/Geophysics - Geological Prospecting May/Jun 50
Gravimetry
"Gravitational Anomalies and Their Connection With the Most Import4lnt Teci~onic Elements
of the Western Regions of tha Ukrainian SSR,11 A. A. Bogdanov, B. L. Gurevich, S. Ya.
Shereshevskaya, Inst of Geol Sci, Acad Sci USSR, 8 pp
IIIz Ak Nauk SSSR., Ser Geograf i Geofiz" Vol XIV, No 3
Gravitational anomalies in western regions of Ukrainian SSR reflect distribution of
masses in both the surface and deep parts of the earth's crust. Submitted 14 Dec
49 by Acad 0. Yu. Shmidt.
158T51

GUMICH, B.L. [If=evych, BAJ
Some characteristics of the geological structure of the southern
part of the Dniesterv-Prut interiluve. Geol.zhur. 18 no.506-46
158. (MIR& 12:1)
(Dniester Valley-Aeology. Structural)
(Pirut Valley-Aeology. Structural)

3(5) SO V121- 51)1-1 -20 /26
AUTHOR: Gurevich, B.L.
TITLE: On the Stratigraphic Appurtenance of the Basic Re-
flection Horizon in the North-East of Crimea and Around
the Sivash Lake (0 stratigraficheskoy pri-nadlezhnosti
opornogo otrazhayushchego gorizonta na severo-vostoke
Kryma i v Prisivash9ye)
PERIODICAL; Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrainslkoi RSR, 1.959, Nr 12
pp 76-80 (UC'_)'SR)
ABSTRACT: The article presents the results of seisrio-explorations
by the reflected-wave method, being done since 1949 in
the North-East Crimea and around Lake Sivash (by Vasi;19
yev, V.P., Gozak, Ch.I., Goncharova, T.A., Wyachko'v,
N.P
, Yegorkin, A.V., Klimarev, A.A., Lantsov, V.P.',
,
Poy zdnik, N.D., Rozumenko, G.F., Storozhenko, B.G~,
Usachov, A.G., and others). Mqse refleotion was dis-
covered in nparly the entire territory. Up to now,
the refaectizig horizon was wrongly identified as the
Card 112 roof of cretaceous deposits. It is now proved that it

1.ZOV/21--59-1-20/26
On the Stratigraphic Appurtenance of' the Basic Reflec-,5ion Horizon
in the North-East of Crimea and Around the Sivash Lake
belongs to theKuuskaya upper eocene marl pack, which
has characteristic physical features, and partly to
the underlying middle eocene deposits,, The explora-
tion results have to be revised. The eocene deposits
of Crimea, around Lake Sivash, and in the North-West
Caucasus foothills being similar, the stiidy of -the
geological interconnectioA of these regions is now
possible. There are 1 map, 1 diagram, and 7 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy razvedyvatelno-geofizicheski~ trest (The
0
Ukrainian Geophysical Exploration Trust
PRESENTED: August 13, 1958, by V.G. Bondarchuk, Member of the
AS UkrSSR
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C".IRVINSUYA, M.V.; GUREVICH, B.L.
Tectonics of the Black Sea region. Sov.geol. 2 no.4:83-92
AP '59. (KIRA 12:7)
1. Treat "Ukrneftegeofisika.."
(Black Sea region-Geology, Structural)

GUREVICH, B.L.
New data on the tectonic pattern of Grimean steppen and the
Sivash region. Sov.geol. 2 no-9:43-55 S '59. (MIRfi`13-2)
1. Treat "VIcraeftegeoftsilm."
(Crinea-Geoloey, Structural)
(Sivash region-Goology, Structural)

,--,,..GUREVICH, B.L.. SNF.GMVA, O.V.; SHAM, A.A.
Oas potential of the Grimean Steppes and Sivash region. Gazprom.
4 no.8:3-8 Ag 159. (MIRA 12:11)
(Grimea-Gam, lktural--Geology)

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3 (5) SO~/21-59-6_16/27
AUTHOR-, Hurevich, B. L. (G-are-krich, B.L.)
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TITLE1 On the Geological Interpretation of Certain Gravitational
Anomalies of the Steppe Crimea
PERIODICAL, Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrainsikoi RSR, 1959, Nr 6,
pp 643 - 647 (USSR)
ABSTRACT- This is a report of the author on his furthering of the
studies made by 1. B. Birkhan in 1947 50 end by 0, A.
Belonin and N. M. Karpins"~,rca in 1957 58. The author
applied the method described by A. P. Tikhonov and Yu. D.
Bulanzhe CRef !3, subsequently simplified by S. I. Subbotin
[Ref. 21. The author states that the division of the gravi-
tational field of the Steppe Crimea makes it possible to
study the local gravitational anomalies and classify them
akr-_-o_,x1irg 'jo ~V-he depth of the occurences of the Paleozoic
foundation and the sign, in three groups, which the author
defines in the text. The study of the physical properties
indicates the absence of a single stratigraphically-stable
Card 112 boundary. In-iffost cases it is the Paleozoio cover, in some

On the Geological Interpretation of Certain Gravitational Anomalies of
the Steppe Crimea
cases the Paleocene--Eocerie deposits. Tile Novo..-Tsaritsyn
gravitational anomaly had different interpretationsg G. 0,
Lichagin and A. V, Chekunov [Ref. 43 consider the anomaly
as a reflection of a break in the depth which resulted durin6
the access of heavy magmatic masses. The author subscribes
to the opinion expressed by G. Kh. Dikensteyn,CRef, 51 which
assumes the presence of a culmination from below. In order
to verify and further study this matter, the author has
analyzed and reinterpreted the whole data of electric ex-
plorations collected on this matter in 1950 by Yu. F.
Matusevich and N. S. Muzovska and assisted by Ye. I.
01ends lka, established the existence of a culmination.
There are 1 table, I map showing local gravitaticnal anoma-
lies and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy razvedyvatelinyy geofizicheskiy trest (Ukrainian
Surveying Geophysical Trust)
PRESENTED: By V. H . Bondarchuk, (V.G. 1kmdarchiLk) Member, _kS, 117tExESSR.
SUBMITTED: Januar 17v 1959
Card 2/2

GUREVICH, B. L., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Geological Stl'IlCtUl-e
of the Ceritral Black 6ea Region and prospectb of its petroleum gas
potential from materials of geologo-geophysical research." Kiev,
1960. 15 PP; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education
Ukrainian SSR, Kiev Order of Lenin State Univ im T. G. Sh(Welierikol
Main Geological Administration Ukrainian SSR, Trust "Ukrgeofizraz-
vedka"); 150 copies; price not given; (KL, 26-60, 132)

GUREVICH, B.L. (Ifurevych., ~.Lj
Structural map of lower Tertiary and upper Cretaceous sedimento in
the eastern Crimea afid Sivash region bneed on Beismic data. Geol.
zhur. 20 no.208-101 160. (MIRA 105)
(Crimea-Geology, Structural-Maps)

GIP-LIVICH3 B.L.
Th.-Lee structural plans of the central Black Sea region in
connection with its oil and gas potentials. Sov.geol- 4
ho.7:46-56 Jl 161. (~':URA 14:10)
1. Tract "Ukrgeofizrazvedka".
(Black Sea roCior-Petr-lewa geology)
(Black Sea region-Gas,jVttural-Geology)

V.
GUREEVICH, B.L.; KLITCC14E,,'!:Ojp I.F.; CHnV1NSXjkYA' V1.
Oil and gas prospecting trends in the Black Sea region. Geol.
nefti i gaza 5 no.6:6-10 Je 161. (MIRA 14:63
1. Trest Ukrgeofizrazvedka, Glavgeologiya USSR.
reology)
(Black Sea region--Petroleum g
(Black Sea region--Gas, Natural--Geology)

of tho Lower ~aleO.gerC UE!di"-IE'nti
irt Qe 'fark~Ianklt Peninsula. Neft. I gaz. prom. nc..2-.16-10,
J 3 . 1 11
Flye-vsk-ay'-L ekspeditslya Ukrain:3kogo nauchno-lissledovatellskogo

OUR ~.[Hurevychj B.L.1; GONCHAROVA, T.A.[Hanaharova, T.A.]
Effectiveness of using the reflection method in the Tarkhmikut
Peninarula. Geol. abur. 23 no.2s.48-53 161, (MIRA 16g6)
1. Kiyevskaya okepeditelya Ukrainakogo nauchno-iseledovatell-
skogo gornorudnogo instituta,
(Tarkhmftt PenirAula-Seimic prospecting)

GUREVICH, B.L.; ZAYKOVSKIY, N.Ya.; SOLJJVOVA, L.Ya.; CHIRVINSKAYA, M.V.
.. Development of structures in the Tarkhankut Peninsula.
Sov. geol. 7 no.3:116-120 Mr 164. (MIRA 17tlO)
1. Kiyevskaya ekspeditsiya Ukrainskogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
gornorudnogo instituta.

-~HV,-1;3KI Y
BENDERSKIYY V-ya.;,,,GI-JREViCH, B.L.; pj.13.; iUl"I .-D.;
M*11
Using seismic prospecting In the study of subi3alt del-oilits in the
Dnieper-Donets Lowland. Izv.v)rs.ucheb.zav.; geol. i ra,,,,v. 8 no.l:
109-117 Ja 165. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-is9ledovatel'skly geologorazvedochny-
y institut.

BURAKOVSKIY, V.Ye.; GUREMC,111, B.L.
HypBometry of the surface of the folded basement in the Crimean
plain, Sivash region, and the S-a of Azov. Geotektonika no.l:
126-128 Ja-F 165. (14IRA 18:5)
1. Kiyevskaya ekspeditsiya Ukrainskogo nauchno-issladovatellskogo
geologo-razvedochnogo instituta.