SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOROMPAY, EDE, TANAR (BUDAPEST) - KORONKEVICH, V. P.

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Remez, Ye.R., Koromyslichenko, V.D.
V1. Markov's Problem for Polynomials of a System of Chebyshev's
Functions and-the Concept of a Regular T-System
PERIODICALt Deklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No. 2,
pp. 266 - 269
TEXTt Extending the classical question of V.A. Markov (Ref. 1) who asked for
rational polynomials deviating least from zero in the sense of Chebyshev on a nt/
given interval, S.N. Bernshteyn (Ref- 5) introduced the T - systems f Y~"(X)l o
of functions continuous on [a,b having the property that every polynomial
F(x) - ~~A., p,,(x) (7 1 A Y 1> 0) has not more than n zeros on Fa,b]. In
order-to--genwralize the classical results (Ref. I-) the authors introduce the
following specialization of the notion (a!r. x -4 b)
Definition 1 1 The T - system (X) ris.-calied. regular if every polynomial
0
F(x) X const generated fro thas not more than n + I maximal deviation
points on La,bi -
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of Chebyshev's Functions and the Concept of a C111YC222
Regular T-System
Definition 2 1 If a regular T-system is a TM - system (i.e. that every partial
system LFV (XI k is a,-.T-system too, cf (Ref.. 7)), then it is cal-led a
1 0
regular TY-system.
For the justification of the definitions the authors prove the existence of
non-regular T-systems. V/
Two sufficient marks for the regularity are given i
I. The regularity of the T-system ~Lp' (,)I n
0 (a--x.6b) is guaranteed in all
't
cases where among its polynomials F(x) there is a F*(x) A.)~(X)'P' (x)
II. The regularity is gua-ranteed -for a T- system f YV (X)n (aKx.!Lb) with
(15 - 1,2 or 0) fixed zeros if the polynomials F(x) (I const) have a
derivative F1 (x) in (a,b) which vanishes at most in n - 1 + ~5 Points -
The authors give 10 examples of TM-systeme with fixed zeros being regular
- X n
according to the mark II, e.g. 8) fe X9 ~9=0 on 10, Col -
J
Definition 3 : A system regular on 1a,b] is called regular in a strengthened
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Vl. Ma7kov's Problem for Polynomials
System of Chebyshev's Functions and
of a Regular T-System
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the Concept C111/C222
sense if it satisfies the conditions of mark II with respect to Fl(x).
E.g. the system Yo(x) I lp,(x) - x (0!5x:!!~A) is regular, but not
"T+7 I
regular in the strengthened sense.
Generalizing the classical results it holds s
Writing for a regular T-system %_F,(x) ~n the.generalization of the problem L
f
of V.A. Markov -in the terms of the general Chebyshev approximation prooess
(Ref. 7)-for a (continuous-infinite) system of incompatible equations with n
free parameters - unknowns, then the mentioned incompatible system of
equations will always have a single Chebyshev subsystem (irreducible if the
existence of at least one non - degenerated Chebyshev solution (Fo(x~ ~ aonst)
is assumed. - There are 9 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut matematiki Akademii nauk USSR (mathematical Institute
of the Academy of Sciences Ukr. SSR)
PRESENTED: June 6, 1960, by N.N. Dogolyubov, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 19, 1960
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AUTHOUt Remez, Ye.Ya., and Koromyslichenko, V.D.
TITLE: Regular T-Systems and Some Pr-oll-em'sin the Theory of V.A.Varkov's
Generalized Polynomials
PERIODICALs Doklady Akadejoii nauk SSSRO 1960, Vol.135, No.4, pp*787-790
TEXT: The authors consider everywhere regular Chebyshev-Karkov systems
(TV-systems), i.e. systems being so that the polynomials of the system
F(x) -Y A,,\f,(x) *_ const on La,b] have at most n+1 points of maxinal
deviation (cf. (Ref.1,2,3)). Most of the results, however, can be extended
to general regular T-systems.
At first the classical Markov problem is generalizeds For the generalized
polynomial F(x) - I:Akf,(x) the problem
(1) max IF(x)l L[F] - L(AO.... 'An min
a --e- x _< b
has always a unique or infinitely ambigous solutions under the condition
(2) W[Fj - AO0(_0+Ajo&j+...+An a-n - 1 Cyloetvl>*
In order that the ("non-degenerated") polynomial F(X) -~_ A x) * const
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Generalized Polynomials
(2)
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the Theory of V.A.Markov's
and having the points of deviation x
satisfying
0 K_j
is a solution of (i) it is necessary and sufficient that identically in
AO 9669PAn the relation
4-1
(3) -ME rF(x,)
91-0
and the additional relation
(4) ra7(x5)~ko (80099G.Wat-1)
are satisfied.
Conditions for the uniqueness Of the solution of (1)-(2) in the case of
T*-eyeteae (cf.(Ref.2)) are discussed.
It is stated that an arbitrary given polynomial F(x) A,~Pv(x)
(\P:ot ... n; a,-,r.-x*b) is a solution of (1)-(2) for a suitably chosen
cc Z. Here it can be reached that the Chebychev points of
deviation form an arbitrarily prescribed non-empty subset (5-sif 1-1966600
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Regular T-Systema and Some Problems in the Theory of V.A.Markov's
Generalized Polynomials
of the set Y.-I of the points of deviation of the given F(X).
~Xslo
The authors point to the connection with the correlative problem of
generalized moments. This problem consists in the determination of a
function of bounded variation 6(x) satisfying the conditions
b
(9) p,,(x)d4(x) -Oi~ (v-0,...,n) Vb min.
S (k~)
a
Main result referring to thIs If the problem (1)-(2) has at least one
non-degenerated aolution. (FkOI(x) F~- conat) then the single solution of
(9) is a step funztion &7'(x) with q Jumps r0,... rq-1 in the Chebyshey
points of deviation xOR ... Ix q-1 of (l)-(2), where
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Regular T-Systems and Some Problems in the Theory of V.A.Markov's
Generalized Polynomials
b
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b(e
(10) V i d Z r
a
0
The authors mention Ya.A.Shokhat and Vl.Markov. There are 12 references:
11 Soviet and 41 English.
[Abstracter's notes The understanding of the paper is very difficult
since, without any hints or explanations, the authors use several
notations of earli-er papers (Ref-4,5) and of the book of Ye.Ya.Remex,
General Numerical Methoda of Chebyshey Approximations, 1957 (Ref.2) which
is not available to the abstracter]
ASSOCIATIONs Institut matematiki Akademii nauk USSR (Mathematical
Institute of the Academy of Sciences Ukrainskay& SSR)
PRESENTED: June 69 1960, by N.F.Bcgolyubov, Academician
SUBMITTEDt June 6, 1960
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(,.I top B112/B125
AfTHOR: Koromyslichenko, V. D.
TITLE: SonLe generalizaticns of the problem by V. A. Markov and his
principal theorem which corresponds to the criterium by P. L.
Chebyshev - A. A. Markov. I.
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy matematicheakiy zhurnal, v. 13, no. 3, 1961o 59-74
TEXT: In analogy to the fundamental theorem of Chebyahev-Markov the
author constructs a generalized polynomial
F(alw,x) eyj(x) which optimally approximates a given continuous func-
j -
tion f(x according to Chebyshev, i.e., which satisfies the conditions:
mad F(a*lx) f(x)l - max � law (x) - f(x) I Q1
J-0 A
n
min max E ajT (X) f(x) ajTj(x) f(x)
dj XOG j ad i I
j J-0
and the secondary conditions:
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Some generalizations of the ... B112 B125
n U(i)a a (i P).
Wilp] a Z:
J.0 (X) form a
The author assumes that the linear ly independent functions Ij
Chebyshev T-system over a bicompact Hausdorff space G. For this purpose
it is necessary and sufficient.that the determinant
10(xi) - 'To(xn+1)
...................
!fn(xl) "' '1.(Y-n+l)
vanishes for none of the point systems x 11 -1 Xn+1 that contains no zero
of all 1. The author derives a series of theorems concerning the matrix,
K(l) ... K(1)
1 n+1
K(P) ... K(P)
n+1
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KOROM-15LICHENMt-V.D. (Kiyev)
So= generalizations of V.A.Markov's problem and his fundamental
theorem corresponding to the Chebyshev - Markov criterion. Part 2.
Ukr.mat.zhur. 2.4 no.2:145-159 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Polynomials)
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KCROMYSLIG.iENKO, V,D. (Kiyev)
Direct and inverse problems of the algebraic minimax. Zhur, vych.
mat. i mat.fiz. 4 no.ltl5-22 Ja-F 164. (IMUL 17t6)

KOROMYSLICHENKO., V.D. (Kiyev)
Chebyshev approximations and the problem of moments. Ukr. mat.
zhur. 16 no.1:105-110 164. (MIM 17:5)

HKOP V.D.
Twiersion of V.4. MarkovIo problem for generalized polynom!dl?
of the oso~llation type, Vop. mat. fiz. i teor. funk. no.l~,,
72-80 064, (WRA 162)

Chebyshov approximation for certain opqratorr, and the
finding of an exact solution in vpecial cases. Dop. All
URSR no.11:1418-14-23 165- (',.IIRA 18:12)
1. Institut matenatiki AN UkrSSR.

KORCMYSLICHE-HKO, V.D.
Direct and inverse V.A.14arkov problem in the complex region.
Dok1. All SSSR 166 no.1:26-29 Ja 160'.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut maternatiki AN' UkrSSR. Sulyaitted 1,-!aY 4, 1965.

KOROMYSLOP D. (Kiyev)
Winding of torroidal coils. Radio no.3:23 Mr 162. (MIRA 150)
(Electric coils)

KOROK,YSLOV % (d. Mitiatovo, 1"anhkinskogo ri-qoniL, Roakovnkoy obl.)
Manter of the Zhestovo lacquerlng. Prom.koop. 13 no.2:33 Ja 159,
OHM 12:2)
(Zhostovo-Lw,luer aid alacluering)

RAZINA, T., nauchnyy sotrudnik- KOROWSLOV, B., nauchny7 sotrudnik;
KAGANOV, L.
In the land of Vladimir. Prom. koop. 13 no*7:14-18 Jl '59-
(MIRA6 12:10)
1.9auchno-iseledovatel'skly institut khudozhestvennoy promyshlennosti
(for Razina. XoroWslov). 2.Spetsiallnyy korrespondent shurnala,
*Promyslovaya kooperatsiya* (for laganov).
(Vladimir Province-Art industries)

KOROMYSLOV9 B.p khudozhnik
Fadeproof paints. 14oot.prom. i khud.promys. 1 no.1:4-6 0 160.
(MA 14:3)
(Lacquer and lacquering# Russian) (Art industries-Exhibitions)

KCROMTSLOV, B.
Glorious anniversary. .Prom.koop. 14 no.9:29 6 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Yedoskino-Aintature painting)

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L- Determination of nor'htfl Iti paregoric tablets,
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ApfiecAna
Pharm.
rrrW-7(19M),-FIye tablets ate crushed, wetted with
ftnlf~O ant I cc. of 10% Nits, 30 ", of CUCI,-I:tOll (9, 1)
hYd. Na-.80i Is addtd, and !he CHCII layer b filtered through -
anhytL Naiso.; the extn. Is repie-ated twite with 10 cc. each
titne. Vie combined liquids am tvapd, to drynesi, the
residue Is dissolved In 2,25 cc~ UsO with 911ght. w;%tming, j
cc, Is tWslefred, to a test tulm coatt. 0 cc. tit it tvament, I
-:of25 11cl per 100 cc.) with MCC. Ujo and 2 mefao.m
5K41le(CN)a. To another test tube IsaOded I cc;ofa
10-1 soln. of rnorphiae~HCI and 9 cc. of the above reagent.
Wesoins., are compared colofimetrically. Tbemcthodl~i
based upon the priiiierty of morphine to reduce F:sFe(CN)j to
X41fi(CM)s, which forms Pruisimn Blue with FeClii.
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LYUKSHENKOV, KQROMYSLOVp S.1-.-'
Syrups. Changes proposed for the ninth edition of the state
pharmacopeia of the U.S.S,,R. Apt. delo 9 no. 4:41-46n-Ag
160. (MM 1318)
.(SIRUPS)

KOROMYSLOV9 Sjs
.mTextbook o the Latin languagem by M.G. Nordking L V. Tokmakovoo
RsvieveA by I. Kor lay. Apt. delo 9 no. 4:8;~6 il-Ag
We
160. (MIRL 13:8)
(LATIN LANGUAGE-TEXTBOOKS)

ARTEMIYEVo A.I.1 ALYUSHINj M.T.j RATKEVIC11p G.I,,;.,KOROMYSLOV, S.I,
Mechanical supplyij* of' distilled vater to werk locations. Apt.
delo 10 no. 2:42-45 Mr-4p 161. (MIRA 14:4)
le Laboratoriya tekhnologii lekaristvannykh fom i galenovych
preparatov.
(VATERt DISTILLED)

IKOROWSWV. S. I. -
Results of the work of the pharmacy network in 1961 and its
tasks for 1962. Apt.delo, 12 no.3s7-13 Mjr-Je 162. (MM 16A)
1. Glavnoye upravl0niye zezhrespublikanskogo meditsinskogo
anabzheniya i sbyta Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(FRARMACY)

-1, 12-021-66 ARG lbWr S S 0/ F. rr FA; 04P FJ~ b) EIPj T.!'Of., P( h) F C, L~3-
-17--2 SGURC9 CODE: ifil/0256/65/000/07/0 mon
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AUT11OR- Koromys-lov A-- V. N. (Engineer, Kilor)
ORG: None
TITLE: Mastery plus initiative /1~ocket defczv~e ITI Lhe -E!rCtiC/
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SOURCE: Vest nik protivovozdushnoy oborony, no. 7. 1965, 21-23
TOPIC TAGS: rocket, ground rocket Inucher, air defense ml f;i L D!,Missile launcher,
missile site, guided missile personnel, military iwitallation
ABSTRACT: The author discusses the difficulties arising in the arctic regions in
keeping rockets in a state of combat readiness. At the rocket sites the outside
air temperature averages -30C, with drops to -50 and to -55C, for 100 days of the
year; gusts up to 40-50 m/sec blow for the same number of days. The polar night
lasts almost two months and is accompanied by a period of severe frosts and violent
snowstorms, the snow reaching several-ineters deep. The author describes how, under
these co_~i4itions, where metal does not hold up, radio parts fail, insulation and
rubber~"Mcka from the cold, and lubricantAthicken, the equipment must operate
without fail and the rockets must be in a state of readiness for immediate launch.
The author's troops are able to k-eep the military equipment cmbat ready at all
times because of their high technical and special training, the high degree of
physical conditioning and endurnrice of the men, and becaulac teach unit has a thorough
understanding of his debt to'his country, The author devot;~z particular attention

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to the innovations that were introduced to keep equipment in operating condition.
The weather conditions played havoc with cables, waveguides, lubricants, rectifiers,
etc., but the soldier-innovators solved these problems as they arose, by better
insulation of the cables, improved lubricants which would hold up at all low tempera-
tures, by protecting ~he rectifiers against condensation, and other measures that
permit the rockets to be operational at all times. 2 figures.
OrIg* art. has:
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SOLECHNIK, N.Ya.; X&TKIXA, L.N.; URCHYSLOVAt T.S.; ~I&CHEVAI L.I.
Investigating chemical processes for obtaining lignin plasti0o
binders. Nauch. trudy-LTA no.98:61-68 '62. (MIRA 15:12)
-i-~.(Bu*db9iwd)
(Woocl,-Chemistry)
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SOLECHNIK, N.Ya.; NATKINA, L.N.; KOROMYSLOVA, T.S.; LIKHACHEVA, L.I.
Obtaining compressed,),qminated wood without binders. Der. prom.
12 no.3:9-11 Mr 163, (MIRA 16:5)
1. Lesotekhnicheskaya akademiya im. S.M.Kirova.
(Wood, Compressed)

~O-RT?;~TVJ.
TMINOLOGY
periodicals: PRMSL FURAVIN Vol. 9, no. 10, Oct. 1958
MINARIKOVA, L.; KOROMZATp F. Possibilities of applying Fischer's
method of determining water in some food products. p. 538*
Monthly List of East European Accessions (ELAI) LC Vol. 8,, no. 5
May 1959, Unclass.

Ti j, inzo
Putting the TO hardfacing electrodes into pr4iies. Zvaranie
12 no.4:99-103 Ap P63*
lo Vyokumny ustav zTaracsky-v Bratislava.
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KOT I, LO, Y.K. [Kotyr1o, V.K.]
PecultaritiA6 In the perception of thejdApanaioris of objactu
by preschool children. Nauk.za-u.Nsuk. oel.inst.psykhol.
10:3-33 159. (MIRA 13:5)
(Perception)

KOTIMO, VA. _PLOtYi'~-K-3
Role of practical action, Image, and word In the perception of the
11 ize bf objects by preschool children. Nauk. zap. Sauk.-doel. inst.
psykhol. 11:123-126 159e (MIRA 13:11)
1. Institut palkhologli, Klyev.
(Perception)

KCRCN, A.G., inzh.
Over-all mechanization of a division producing metal electrodes.
-Stroi. i'dor. mash. 6 no-5:37-38 Yv 161. (MIRA 14:6)
(Electrodes)
(Voronezh-Building machinery industry-Technological. innovatiozus)

KORONO A.G.. inz.h.; ZAYTSEV, Yu.N., inzh.
Conference of welders in Voronezh.
Svar.proizv. no.4:43-44 AP 962
(MIRA 15:3)
(Weldinp-Congresses)

A.G., inzh.; ZAYTSEV, Yu.N., kand.tekhn.nauk
Welder's conference in Voronezh. Svar.proizv. no.4:44 Ap 164.
(MIRA 18:4)

BEKENY, Gyorg3r, dr.; XOROWA, Arpad, dr.
Data on neurological ecoplications in spinal anesthesia. Ideg.azoul*
15 no.1:1-9 Ja 162.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudommyi, ZgTetem Neurologiat, klinikajanak (ig.:
Horanyi Bela dr., eVetemi tanar) kozlemenye.
(A NES THESIA SPINAL compl)
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KORONA, Arpad, dr.
The effect of the parietal lobe on genital development. Ideggyogy.
szemle 15 no.8s241-244 Ag 162.
1. A Budapeati Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Neurologiai Klinikajanak kozlemanye
(Igazgato:.Horanyi Bela dr.-egyatemi tanar).
(PARIETAL LOBE) (GENITALIA, MALE)
(GLIOBLASTOME MULTIFOME) - (BRAIN NEOPLASMS)

KORONA k. B. Cand. Tech. Sci.
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Effect of Surface Fineness on the Strength of a
Pressure Fit." Moscow Order of the Labor Red Bdnner Higher Technical School imeni K. E.
Bauman, 26 May 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Mbskya, May, 1947 (Project #17836)
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1. A. P.
2. USSR (63'))
7. DesL~ of Co-irlin.~:s With Cle~-rances Vith Consider;..tion of the Method of
it
,lachini.,Y'n Surfanes and Their Purity, Machine Tools and Instruments No. 9,_ Sep 1950
9. Comj:ilatlon of Information of the USSR Machine ard Mr.-chine Toole 11,ductry
Contained in Soviet Publicatiins. ATIC. Restrictod.

KORONA, A.B., kandidat takhniaheskikh nauk.
Interrelation of surface smoothness, accuracy and fitting. Vest.mash- 33
no.9:34-42 S 153. (MLRA 6:10)
(Surfaces (Technology))

J1
XCROVA, Aleksandr Borlsovich, kandidat toichnichaskikh nauk; LTUBINSJUTA,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Iquipment for finishing ustals] Primposoblenita dlia mokhanichakoi
obrabotki metallov. Moskva. Voes.kooperativnoe izd-vo, 1955. 338 P.
(Ketals--Finishing) (KLRA 9:1)

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KHIMICHESKOGO NASHINOSTROYENIYA. PROGRESSMAYA TEONCLOGIYA V i(HIKICHESKOM
1-ILASHINOSTROYENII; PBRABOTKA FIETALLOV DAM141YEM, REZMIY&4 I S,--OPXA (PWGriE8S--
IVE TECHNNULS IN CHPI-aCAL MIACHINERY CONSTRUCTICIN) POD F D. 1-'.OSKV.-k
Nd%,'--HGIZ, 1956. 82 (1) p. IUUS., DIAGRS., GRAPHS, TABLES. (ITS V' 19)
IfLl-TEIZ TURA": P. 63)

KORORL, A.B... kaididat takhnichookikh nauk.
-
Manufacturing threaded pipe connections for higt*-presswe applications@
.Sberest, XIZKM.U, TRIP9616 RA09,16- (KERA 1013)

KORONA, J.
:122
Technical innovations in the world. Przegl papier 21 no.4
Ap 165.

FRUSZTNSKIp Jan; KORONA, -Ter2y
Stenoving inflaimation of Vater's ampulla as one of the
causes of failure following cholecystectomy. Fol. przegl.
chir. 35 no#7/8003-805 163,
1. Z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej VAN Kierovnik: doc. dr
J, Pruezynaki.
(CHOLBOYSTECTCHr) (VATERIS AMPULLA)
(POSTOMATM CaKPLICATIONS)
(IMIAMATION)

Inshener.
We are expecting tangible assistance from science. Nast.i4i.5 no.12M
D 156. (KJA 10:2)
1. 11achalinik suohillno-promavogo teekha Smonowsko-Golovkovskoy
briketnoy fabriki.
(Romewch, Industrial)

FRUSZYNSKI, Jan; WLADZINSKI, Jerzy; -R~T~,.,Jerzy
Indications for section of the sphincter of Oddi. Pol. przegl.
chir. 35 no.7/8-.800-802 163.
1. Z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej WAM Kierownik: doc. &
J. Fruszynski.
(VATERIS AMPULLA) (SURGERY, OPERATIVE)
(CHOLELITHIAST-S) (PANCREATITIS)
(CHOLANGITIS)

KALITA, P.G., gornyy Insh.; XjRW3X,, I.G.9 gornyy inzh.; KOROIFAp V*P*
Briquatting of brown coal with admixture of anthracite fines
Ugol' Ulkr- 3 no-9:40 5 159. (M331A 13:25
1. Treat Vatitunugoll (for ralita, larandin). 2. Yurkovskaya
briketneya fabrika (for larandin).
(iriquets (Fuel))

i(CRONAG K I , W"I (-.'# -x -, i
Mrsi,~rnl?~:-.t!an of the rolling stcck on tire railways of the U,
Przaal I-,olej merhan 11 no.11:259~2(2 11 1
1. Cen'-r..91 institute fcr Research and Deve'..opment of RailWE-,71
Tpvhniqua.-1, Wai-saw.
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KORONATOV, G.A.,.-inshener.
Now acyclic electric madMuss. laektridwstvo mo.4:91 Ap 157.
(MMA 10:5)
(Great *Itain--Xsctric uschines)

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AUTHORS: Gutman, L. N. and Koronatova, T. D. 49-10-4/10
TITLE: On the theory of -i-1-op-Wwi'nds.(K teorii vetra sklonov).
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR Seriya Geofizicheskaya,
1957, No.10, pp.1238-1248 (USSR~
ABSTRACT: The author defines as slope winds, winds in mountains
which occur owing to thermal conditions above an inclined
ground surface which is uniformly heated or cooled. The
theoretical model of a steady state slope wind was first
expounded by Prandtl (Ret,l) on the assumption that the
mountain slope represents an infinite thermally uniform
surface and that the coefficients of turbulent exchange
are constant values, In earlier work one of the authors
(Ref.4) generalised the problem to adapt it to a more
real relief shape, copsidering the slope winds in a
shallow valley or above a shallow mountain ridge; such a
formulation leads to non-linear equations and a method was
proposed to simplify these equations, indicating the
possibility of finding an accurate solution for the case
of a relief which is symmetrical relative to the centre of
the bottom of the valley (or the top of the mountain ridge)
without obtaining concrete results. In this paper
Card 1/2 the solution of this problem is expounded in greater detail,
On the theory of slope winds.
49-10-4/10
disregarding the humidity field; certain physical
conclusions are drawn from the results and concrete
calculation examples are included,stating that the
conclusions are in agreement with experimental data
published by TulTson, N. I. (Ref.8).
There are 2 figures, I table and 8 references, 7 of which
are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: February 27, 1957.
ASSOCIATION: Ac.Sc., U.S.S.R. Institute of Physics of the Atmosphere.
(Akademiya Nauk 58SR Institut Fiziki Atmosfery).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congre38
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Computation (Cont;) SOV/2545
was obtained by the method of successive approximations.
The work wqs carried out by the staff members of the Labor-
atory of Atmospheric Optics within the Institute of Physics
of the Atmosphere, Academy of Sciences, USSR. No personalities
are mentioned.' There are 23 references: 14 Soviet, 4 English,
4 German, and 1 French.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Ch. I. Mathematical Solution of the Problem 5
1. Statement of the problem. Derivation of basic rela-
tionships 5
2. The zero,approximation 8
-3. Selection of the first approximation 11
4. Computation of subsequent approximations 13
5. Accounting for the albedo of the underlying surface 15
Ch. II. Processing Observation Data 19
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Computation (Cont..) SOV/2545
1. Review of Observation materials 19
2, UtIlToation of experimental data 22
3. Processing scattering functions 24
4. Change from optical thickness to the geopietrical height
Ch. III. Computation Results And Certain Conclusions 27
1. Convergence of the series and of successive approxima-
tions 27
2. Relation between the intensity of scattered radiation
and the solar altitude, transpareny of the atmosphere'
and the form of the scattering function 29
3. Light reflection from the Earth's surface 42
4. -The flux scattered radiation 43
Comparison with a case of Isotropic scattering 48
Significance of multiple scattering 50
7. Explanation of the tables 52
Table 1 56
Tab le 11 97
Table 111 98
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-'AUTHORSt Dik1yq Le A, (Candidate of physico-mathematical soisnoss)l
IT. D,
I
TITLE a Stability of solutions of equotions for displacement of a vortex relative 101
;.disturbance' of the initial and boundary conditions
SOURCEs Meteorologiya i gidrologlyal, no. 59 1964# 39-44
TOPIC TAGSx weather forecastingg boundaz7 oonditiont pressure, fioldp error
propagatioup numerical method
ABSTRACT: A significant source of error when.predicting the sure field by
pres
methods is the use of fictive boundary conditions. These errors increase
`-'.in ptoportion to the length of forecasting period, The authors seek to show On the
-.,,basis of a simplified model how rapidly such errors spread from the boundu7 into
..,,!the region of prediction,, and they also attempt to indicate the length of forecast
reasonably possilile from the boundary conditions. The rate at which error spreads
'from the boundary Me been computed by using fictive bounduT values, an the one
jhand,'and by using actually known boundary conditions on the other. It in found
:1that for the 24-hour period of forecasting errors do not appear to move far inward
]from the boundary,, but for +,he 484our period the difference between the two metho"
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KORONCZAY Bela
The Teohnical Library and innovation movement in the Daiubian
Iron.Works. Ujit lap 12 no.22:12 25 N 166.
1. &uiai Va'smu mussaki k.onyvtarvezetoje.

L 4-1777-66 p.-RD )LT _ Ii P cj__KwLra_
-Acckk~- AP60316&5 SOURCE CODE: Hu/ooo5A5/071/010/0447/0459
AUTHOR: Hardy, Gyulaj Janoane, Boros-Gyevi; Koroncza,_Laszlo
ORG: Rr arch Institute for the Plastics Industg, Budapest (Huanyagipari Kutato
Intezet
TITLE: Investigations in the field of solid-state radiation polymerizationy Part 10:
Copolymerization of vinyl chloride-acetate and acrylic acid
SOURCE: Magyar kemiai folyoirat, t. 71, no. 10, 1965, 447-4't0
TOPIC TAGS: radiation polymerization, copolymerization, vinyl chloride, acrylic acid
ABSTRACT: The copolymerization of vinyl chloride-ace~ate and acrylic acid is
characterized in the liquid state by the copolymerization constants. The phase
diagram of the solid system of this pair of monomers has an eutectic point at
the composition corresponding to a 62 mole-% vinyl chloride-acetate content.
The copolymerization rate in the solid state is at a maximum at the eutectic
.point and the copolymer formed has the composition of the eutectic mixture. In
the superco d7liquid state the rules governing the copolymerization are similar;
however, the rate of the process is ten times as high as in the solid state.
Orig-. art. has: 10 figures. 1JPRS: 33,54P]
SUB CODE: 07 SUBM DATE: OlApr65 / ORIG REF: 003 / OTH REF: 002
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KORONDAN, Iren (Mrs); SZARVAS, Pal, prof., dr.
Contribution to the alleged complex forming property of
parafuchsinhexir---.a-,J.c acid. Acts. chimica Hung 41 no.1/2:
43-58 164.
1. Institut fur knorganische und knalytische Chemie der
Lajos Kossuth Universitat, Debrecen.

ON, pi
ACCESSION NR: AT5021740 MRI/2502/64/041/01-/0043/0058
I AUTHOR Korondan lren(Debrecea); Szarvaa, P&I(Garvash, VO(Doctor, Prof seor
(Debrecen)---
TITLE: Presurted conplex-form-ing ability of parafticlisino hexcacetic acid
SOURCE; Academia ocientianim, hungaricae. Acta chimica, v. 41L, no. 1-2, lq64 t
43-58
TOPIC TAGS, acetic acid polatogea' photametry
ph~v
ABSTRACT: [Germaa article] An atte&Tt 1-W made to dotect the pre
Pence of
paxFX_ucFwiae hercaacetic wid - =tal comPlaxea by meaaa af pojxxug:~anhia
cor-ductwetric
pbotwetries, and pg-matric tucWiqueg. No evidence, Ya a 5
+
found to prove the existeuce of ou '# ZIP-, ca p rb p Tl:-, ar Ti acm
PleXec -'~It Vw- u0t P0381ble -to explalin -thd zead= for tha absence of comp.
Vi"_-~f`o-r&-'t1ojz which vw ey
z*#-ad on the barzis: of tha aag*uadla atructura,_!
ch vao contrary to the azoumpticm reported by UWgjgMj
P., 7
WAJI M-2-319
# YfA- T-,o DJMLWA; L Nj arA Tn*=, D. ya#t~ (Zh. Anal, Khfm.,
u$ 19!i6p V 405)
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KORONDIP Gem, oklevelen mernok, tervezo
CitY mass transportation in Switzerland. Koz1 tud az 15 no.2:83-
85 F 165.
I* Capital Civil Engineering Designing Enterprise, Budapeat.
N

KORONELLI-,:--,T.V..;,-,.MELINIKO", S.G.; SAGITULLIN, R.G.
Effect of some additives on the metabolism of Claviceps purpurea
culture (strain PRL-1980). Vest. Moak. un. Ser. 6: Biol., pochv..,
20 no,6:23-28 N-D 165. (M1RA 19:1~
1. Kafedra biologii pochv JL Kalfedra organicheakoy khimii Moskovskogo
gosudarstvannogo universiteta.

KOSTP A.N.; KORONELL11 T.V.; SAGITULLIN, R.S.
Chromatography of indole derivatives in a thin layer of
aluminum oxide and on paper. Zhmr. anal. khim. 19 no. 1:
125-130 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Moskovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet, imeni Lomonosova.

SAGITUIIDT, H.S.; KORCV~~Illp TOVO
Synthesis of dl-abrine and 5-melllhoxy%brine. Vest. Mosk. ung Ser.
2 Khim. 19 no.2.-68-71 Mr-ApI64 WIRA 17 -.6)
1. Kafedra organ.1--heskoy khImll Moskovskogo universiteta.

.jL 00012-66 FIA(-j)/F.IP,(b)-2/EI%7-(l-)/F,4T(m) R1M/&W/R0_
1ACCESSION R: APS023714 UR/0075/65/020/008/0845/0849
543.80
041 ~/ 44'
OA% ~t ~(
'AUTHOR: Kost, A. N.; Koronelli, T. V.; Lideff, I.,,; Sagitullin, R._S.
TITLE: rluorescence method for separate determination of ergoalkaloids and tryptc.-
phan
~SOURCE: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, v. 20, np. 8, 1965, 845-849
TOPIC TAGS- fluorescence spectrum, i~ ~aloid, tryptopl~an, spectrophotometric ana-
lysis
ABSTRACT: The ability of ergoalkaloids and tryptophan to fluoresce in ultraviolet
light was utilized in a metgo-~F-1-o-r-t-Fei-r*eparation and determination, as these
compounds were found to have widely separated peaks in their absorption and fluo-
rescence spectra. 5-Methoxy-N-methyltryptophan and 5-methoxy-2-indolecarboxylic
acid present together in approximately equal amounts (with respective peaks at 338
and 420 mW were thus separated. Ergoalkaloids could not be-determined in the pre-!
sence of dihydroergotoxin, whose spectra are too similar to theirs. Although the
spectra of ergonovine and lysergic acid are also quite aimilarg these two compounds 7
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ACCESSION NR.,' AP50237141
can bedetermined when present together if different wavelengths are employed. Mixt-
tures of lysergic acid and trypto'phazi lend themselves particularly well'to the
fluorescence analysis, even when one or the other is present in considerable excess
The proposed method was then successfully applied to the analysis of alkaloidlike
metabolic products of the mold M. * 2 strain PRL-1980. Orig. art. has: 8
EE rim-
figures and 3.table~.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovsklygosudiirat4ennyy universitat im.- M. V. Lomonosova (Hescow
State University); Institut paLkhiatiAi AWSSSR (ustitute of Psychiatry, Am
SSSRY-
R
SubtaTTEDs 00J4164 ERL: 00 SUB CODE: CC' OP,
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KORONUI, Bertalan.. dr.; ORZOY, Robert, dr.
Tre~a--tma-nit- -of--'p'sychomen vith histamine. Ideggyogy. Bzamle 1/+ na.6s
174-179 Jo 161.
1. A Miskolci Me I Korbas (igazgato: Dr. Kands Istvan) ideg-
elmoaztalyamk f"roolIrros: Dr. Bagothay Iaszlo) koslemanys.
(PSYCHOSES ther) (HISTAMM ther)

FODW, Sandor, dr..-.JEOR-OMI, Bertalan, dr.; LINCZERYI, Adorjan, dr.
VIKAR, Gyorgy, ir-~. -- ----
Cases of organic diseases simulating functional disorders. OrT.
hetil, io2 no.9:414-4i7 26 Fl6l.
(IMOS&S diag)
(CORONARr VISEASE diag)

KORONKAI, Bertalan, dr.
Experimental hypnosis in periodic n7oplegia. Ideggyogy.
Szeirle. 17 no.5tl39-150 my 164.
1. Az Orszagos Ideg- es Elmegyogyintezet (1g. foorvo3t. Maria
Bela, dr.) Voigy utcaj idegosztalyanak (Oszt. vez. foorvos:
Pertorini Rezso, dr.) kozlemenye.
Psychiatry
HUNGARY
HORVATH, Szabolcs, Dr.,, HESZAROS, Maria, Dr., HORANSZKY, Kornelia) Dr.,
KORONKAT . Neurological
,_ftr~La!j,_ Dr., and PERTORINI, Rezso, Dr.,
Department for Male Functions (Director: PERTORINI, Rezso, Dr.) at the
National Institute for Neurology and Psychiatry (Director: MARIA, Bela,
Dr.)(Orszagos Ideg- es Elmegyogyintezet Ferfi Functionalis Idegosztalya)
(location not givenl.
"Analysis of the Dynamics of Group Psychotherapy Sessions"
Budapest, Magyar Pszicholo?iai Szemle, Vol 23, No 1-2, 1966, pp 146-157.
Abstract: The group psychotherapy sessions held at the authors' Institute
since 1963 were analyzed and the data were presented in tables. The dis-
tribution of the approximately 100 patients involved according to symptoms
was interpreted in terms of their behavior during the sessions. The various
aspects of performance during the sessions were analyzed statistically.
The principal functional groupings involved vivacity, group cohesion,
influence of the doctor, and number of participants. 14 references, in-
cluding 5 Hungarian, 3 German, and 6 Western.

XCHMMIGH, A.I.- (Lvov)
Some remarks about the evaluation of accuracy of linsir e0ra-
polatiou avA f IltratIon (vIth munutry In Inglish). Toor.
verolst.1 so prine 2 no,1:116-121 '57. WRA 10-.'7)
(Probabilities) (Approximate computation)
A. 1.
The *rgodic theorcm for nonstuationary random futictions [with
7
summaries In Ruaalin and 'nellah]. Dop All MSR no.1:231.211 #57.
(MLRA 1():
L'vlvslkly d*r",!ziPvniZr universitet. Pr*d$tavlono okedenikoti
Alcodsmil nouk Ussn S.V.3-iodenko.
(Functions)

,KDRONKEVICH, k-I. LKoronkevych, I.]
t
Linear dynamic systems under the action of random forces. Nauk.
zap. Llviv. un. 44 no.8:175-183 '57. (MIRA 11:6)
(Differential equations, Linear) (Probabilities)

124-58-6-6315
Translation from: Referativnyy zhUrnal., Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 6.
p 6 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Koronkevich,, 0.1.
TITff':- '-' R-esonancme ~in L~inearDyynimic Systems Under the Action of
Random Forces (Rezonans v lineyny1ch sii�temakh pri deystvii
sluchaynykh sil) Rezonans liniynykh dynamichnykh systemakh
pry diyi vypadkovykh syl
PERIODICAL: Nauk. zap. L'vivs1k. un-t, 1957., Vol 44, pp 184-194
ABSTRACTS': Systems of first-order differential equations contaiining
constant coefficients and free terms representing random forces
are examined. A case is investigated in which., amongst the
roots of the characteristic equation, there are imaginary ones
or ones with zero value.
V1. Ye. Temchenko
Card 1/1 1. Resonance-Mathematical analysis
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7

KORONKEVICHO A- I. [Koronkevych, 0.1.]
Remarks on the continuity problem of random functions. Nauk zap.
Liviv. un. 44 no.8:195-199 157. (MIRA 11:6)
(Probabilities)

AUTHOR: 21-58-7-2/27
TITLE: Structure of a Particular Solution of a System of Linear
Differential Equations with Fortuitous Free Terms Under
Resonance Conditions (Struktura chastnogo resheniya liney-
noy sistemy differentsiallnykh uravneniy so sluchaynymi
svobodnymi chlenami v usloviyakh rezonansa)
PERIODICAL Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrainalkoi RSR, 1956, Nr 7,
pp 694-697 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A system of linear differential equations with constant co-
efficients-
C(Y- A w M
6ft
is considered, where: Y is the column of solutions; A is
a square matrix of coefficients of n-order; ~ (t) is the
column of free terms (t) . ..... (t), which is a
multi-dimensional fortuitous stationary (in the wide sense
used by O.Ya. Khinchin, (Ref. 1) function. It is assumed
that M S (t) = 0. The system (1) is a resonance one, i.e.,
Card 1/3 the'characteristic equation 1A 1 0 has zero or

21-58-7-2/27
Structure of a Particular Solution of a System of Linear Differential
Equations with Portuitous Free Terms Under Resonance Conditions
imaginary roots. The author considers a particular solu-
tion of the system in the form:
t A (- L-r) I
j t! '0c)dr
where the lower limit of integration is taken +cO - 00
or 0 dependent on the value of i%le (cC). The author gives
asymptotic formulas for the correlation matrix of this
particular solution and for the dispersion of a fortuitous
function with stationary derivatives of m-order. There
are 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Llvovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet ( I'vov State Uni-
versity )
PRSS~,NTED: By 11ember of the AS UkrSSR, B.V, t1nedenko
nard 2/3

21-58-7-2/27
Structure of a Particular Solution of a System of Linear Differential
Equations with Fortuitous Free Terms Under Resonance Conditions
SUBMITTED: February 1, 1958
VOTE: Russian title and Russian names of individuals and insti-
tutions appearing in this article have been used in the
transliteration.
1. Differential equations 2. Mathematics
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AUTHOR: Koronkevich, A.I. SOV-21-58-8-2/27
TITLE: Ergodic Properties of Random Functions in the Solution of a
Linear Dynamic System (Ergodicheakiye svoystva sluchaynoy
funktsii na vykhode lineynoy dinamicheskoy sistemy)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii nauk Ukrains1koi RSR, 1958, Nr 6,
pp 810-812 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author considers the connection between the conditions which
ensure the fulfilment of the ergodic theorem for a given
multi-dimensional random function t(t) and the conditions
satibfying the ergodic theorem for a special solution of the
system
C/ Y_

where Y is the column of unknown functions, $ (t) is the
column of random functions continuous in the root-square-meani,
and P(t) is the matrix of coefficients elements of which are
continuous functions. The author presents five theorems per-
taining to the problem under consideration.
There are 6 Soviet references.
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SOV-21-58-8-2/27
Ergodic Properties of Random Functions in the Solution of a Linear Dynamic
System
-ASSOCIATION: Llvovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (L'vov State University)
PRESENTED: By Member of the AS UkrSSR, B.V. Gnedenko
SUBMITTED: February 1, 195B
NOTE: Russian title and Russian names of individuals and institutions
appearing in this article have been used in the transliteration.
1. Functions--Theory
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S11401611000100210031009
CII-1/0222
AUTHORs Koronkevl-ch., A.I.
TITLEs The sallation of systems of linear differential equations
with random. free terms
PERIODICALt Izvestlys vyashikh uchebnykh zav,9deniy. Matematika, no.29
ig6iv 63--74
TEXTR The author considers linear eyatema
IT _ P(t)Y+ ~(t)'
where M is a column of rsndr,~= flmotiona J-1j2v-.pn, aud
.1 .iWe
P(t) is an nYn matrix. The elements p,,,(Q of P(t) are continuous. The
author gives conditions for the existence of general and determined
solutions, respectively, (e.f.)periodic, or aimoet; periodic). The
connsetion of the solution Y t of (1) and the argodic theorem is
considered. Ten theorems are partially pr,-,7ed aml partially formulated.
Defini-tiona-The random funct-lon -q(t) ie boun3ad in the mean up to the
moments of the czder A i f M Y4 2k(t) is wit Ln.uly bounded for e-very t,
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The solution of aystems.--. S/140J61/000/002/003/009
C111/C222
-.00. ~- t ~;+oo
Theorem Is Given (1); let the elements of' P(t) be continuou-n and
uniformly bounded on Let the corresponling homogeneous
system be reduceable to the system
ax
i '.
BX
(3)
3
with constant oeeffictent s. Lot the mstrix B h&ve no chaxacteriatic
numbers the real parts af -which ars equal to zero. Le t the Nj(t) be
bounded in the mean kis9 . Then there exists & unique partial solution
bounded in the mer%n ~k-I) , where !he estimationa
t nf'M (5)
2
are valid, where n le the order of the syetom
m M&T
IM ~J(01;
m2
- mar M11 (01' (6)
-A- gJIL 11. .n
p
q- 1 q-1
p is a magnitude dtpending on the ocefficients ef the system
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The solution of systems... S/140/61/000/002/003/009
CIII/C222
q - max ;I miz I' Re(
are the oharacteristio numbers of an arbitrary matrix of the
possible matrices B with constant aceffioients.
Jg~
W VS)
k &~(t;s) - dot B (t;o)
In(t) fi(a) In(t) I
n
is called the correlation determinant of (t). The random functions
I 1(1t)9 .... Jn(t) are oalled linearly independent in the mean tf
k 51 (t;s) 10.
Theorem 23 If in.(I) the components of J(t) are linearly independent
in the mean,and Y(t) is an arbitrary partial solution of (1) then the
random fumetione Y(t) and '.5(t) are linearly independent in the mean,
and every partial solution Y(t) consists cf random functions y i(t),
i=1q...,n whi-ch. are linearly independent in the mean.
Theorem 3: The cozLetancy (periodicity, reap.) of the coefficients(of (1)
and the stationa ity (periodicity in the wider eense, reap.) of I t)
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The solution of systems... S1140J611000100210031009
CM[C222
are necessary for the existence of a partial stationary (periodical in
ti.-te wider sense. re ) solution Y(t) of.N which is stationarily
(yeriodically, riespTconnected with where ~i(t) are linearly
independent in the mean
.1
kA random function YL(t~_is called periodioal (almost periodical in the
wider oense,rsspo~ if its mean value K%A) is periodical (almost
periodical, resp.) and MrL(t) ;B7t-+-h) in periodical (almost periodical,
reapa) in t for all fixed b.)
Theorem 5a Let SJM~ J-lv,qn~ be linearly independent in the mean V/
and bounded in the mean. In order that (1) has a partial solution
bounded in the mean with a derivative bounded in the mean it Is
necessary that the coefficients of the system are uniformly bounded on
the whole t-axia. f
Theorem B& Given.-the inhomogensous system (1) which satisfies the
conditions of theorem 1. Let the free terms 1,(t) form a multi-
dimensional randon magnitude for which
M -%(t) - 0, K I (t+h) 0
h -*cD
uniformly with respect to t. Then the ergodic theorem is satisfied for
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The solution of systems... S/140J61/000/002/003/009
C1111C222
the p&rtiCUUT solution bounded In the mean,
Theorem 93 Given the linear system
dY AY+*;(t) (2T)
with constant coefficients. Let the characteristic equation have no
roots with a vanishin re I psxt; let ~s'(t) be a column of random
X Is bounded and
functions, where X Tj 7t) : 0;
I Vd-t dt P 0.
2 f f M 1(t, (t2) 1 2 - "II
T 0 0 T.*ao / ~ i
Then the random 'bounled particular solution satisfies the same
conditions so that the ergodic theorem is valid for it.
The author mentiona A.Ya.Zhinchin. There are 12 Soviet.-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION:Llvovskiy gosud&rBtvennN7 universitet im.J.Yzanko (Lgvov
State University im.J.Franko)
SUBKITTE]Dt January 20p 1959
Card 5/5

KORONKEVIC11, A.I.
-Some remarke -oncerning solutions to inhomogenecus systems of
linear diffrzrantlal equations. Pribi.metod.resh.diff,urave
no.2s62-69 154. (MIRA 18W

10-RONMICH, G.H.
-7,
Raising chufa, In lluybyshey Province. Blul.Glav.bot.sads, no.26:91-93
'56. (MM 10:2)
1. luybyshevskly inshonerno-meltorativnyy institut.
(linell--Chufa)

KGRONKEVICII, 11.1.
Dependence of the harvest in the arid zone on the available soil
moisture. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no.3:48-52 W-Je 165.
(14IR-A 18:6)
1. Institut geografii All SSSR.

KORZHUYEV, YEGOROVI O.V.; NAUMOV) S.N.;
KAAAVkfEV,
ZOLINIKOV V G -
M.N.T. KACHURIN, S.P.;
KOWACHUV: K:P:: Prinimli uchas'iyet ZQRO~MICH N.I -
DIYAKONIOV, F.V.~ GERASIMOV, I.P...,akadomik' ed-T
PREODIZAZHESNKIY, V.S... red.; RlUTER, G.D., red.; AERAMOV, L.S.
red.; ARMAND, D.L., :7ed.; GELLER, S.Yn., red.; ZONN, S.V., red.;
DZERDZEYEVSKIY, B.L... red., KOMAR, I.V., red.; LAVRENKO, Ye.M.,
red.; LEONTIYEV, red..,. LETUN011, P.A., red.; LIVOVICH,
M.I., red.; IMESHCHERYAKOV, Y-,l,A., red.; MINTS; A.A., red.;
MURZAYEV, E.M., red.-. NASB40VICH, A.A., red.; POKSHISHEVSKIY,
V.V., red.p Pomus, red.z ROZOV, N.N.: red.; SOCHAVA, V.B.,
red.; FORMOZOV, A.N.. red..; YANSHIN, A.L., red.
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AUTHORS: Kartashev, A.I., and Koronkevich, V.P. 115-5-3/44
TITLE: Interferometer for Relative Measurement of Gage Blocks of
100 mm to 1,000 mm in Length (Interferometr dlya otnositell-
nykh izmereniy kontsevykh mer ot 100 do 1,000 mm)
PERIODICAL: "Izmeriteltnaya Tekhnika", No 5, Sep-Oct 1957, PP 9-10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes an interferometer developed at VNIIN,
designed for measuring of gage blocks up to 1,000 mm in length
by a method suggested by A.I. Kartaahev. The method is said
to permit highly precise direct comparative length measure-
ments of two gage blocks and of the flatness and parallelism
thereof without the use of contact instrument and the wringing
of optical flats on their surface. The device has been ver-
ified on a large horizontal interferometer of VNIIN and it
was stated that the difference between results of measure-
ments did not exceed the maximum error permissible for 2nd
accuracy class gage blocks according to standard "OCT-85000-39"-
It is hoped that further work with subject device will in-
crease its accuracy thus it may be employed for measuring Ist
class gage blocks, provided the reference-gage blocks will be
carefully studied and are of a higher precision than the lst
Card 1/2 class of "OCT-85000-39" standard. Presently, the subject
115-5-3/44
Interferometer for Relative Measurement of Gage Blcoks of 100 mm to 1,000 mm
in Length
device is employed for routine verification of 2nd accuracy
class gage blocks.
The article contains 2 sketches and I photograph.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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SOV1115-59-8-2133
An Interference Fringe Counter for Measuring Small Lengths
of the interference fringes. The light intensity
changes at the interferometer outlet are picked up
by a FEU-19M photomultiplier and are fed, converted
to electrical signals, to a pulse shaping circuit.
Here, the signals are converted to pulses of equal
amplitude and shape. The pulse shaping circuit con-
sists of an amplifier with direct coupling and a
gain factor of 15-20, and one relaxation relay with
one stable state. The upper passband limit is deter-
mined by the required counting rate which is about
1000 pulses per second for measuring purposes. At
this rate, all pulses entering the input of the PS-
64 device are registered by the electromechanical
counter. The photomultiplier is fed with 1300 volts
do from a stabilized VS-9 rectifier. The voltage
divider resistance was selected with an error rating
not exceeding 1-2%e Combined with the interference
fringe counter the interferometer PIU-1 may be used
for checking micron dial gages, as shown in Figure 2.
Card 2/5 The checking procedure is described briefly. A
R

SOV/115-59-8-2/33
An Interference Fringe Counter for Measuring Small lengths
length measured is calculated by the following for-
mula: A
'T
where L is the length to be measured; N is the inter-
ference order (pulse number); and A is the wavelength
of the light (in this case A = 0.5461 microns). Since
the photoelectric circuits will register only full
interference fringes, a lower number N will be ob-~
tained. In addition, the diaphragm aperture must be
taken into consideration, For practical calculations
the authors recommend A. N. Zakharlyevskiy's gef g
conception of the effective wavelength:
A P 2
1 - A2
where A is the aperture of the illuminating pencil.
Using the data of Ye. F. Dolinskiy the authors derive
aformula for determining the error
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SOV1115-59-8-2133
An Interference Fringe Counter for Measuring Small lengths
1 - 1 - A2
4a L N+ I L + L - +
2 T-T 2
01 1 +11 - T
The device designed by the authors was investigated
experimentally and it was established that the mea-
suring error was 0.15 to 0.25 microns. The theore-
tical mean square error should have a magnitude of
0.16 or 0.1 microns. The deviation of the experi-
mental and the theoretical magnitudes are explained
by mechanical inaccuracies of the dial gages used
for checking. For recording fractional parts of in-
terference fringes a trigger circuit was introduced,
which reduced the mean square error to 0.13 microns.
In their conclusions the authors point out that it
is convenient to design an interferometer with a
fringe counter using standardized components produ-
ced by the Soviet industry. Since the error of such
an Interferometer does not exceed 0.22 microns. It
may be used for the majority of measurements in the
Card 4/5 machine-building.industry, for checking micron dial

SOV/115-59-8-2/33
An Interference Fringe Counter for Measuring 3mall lengths
gages and micrometer screws or for measuring heat
expansion coefficients of bodies and similar opera-
tions. For more precise measurements, the accuracy
of this device may be increased by applying devices
which will fix fringe fractions with an accuracy of
0.5 fringes. There are 1 diagram, 1 photograph and
3 ref6rences., I of -which is Soviet and 2 American.
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31/115/60/1000/05/02/034
B007/BO11
AUTHORS: Koronkevi-3h, V. P., Skidan, V. V., Afanaslyeva, V. A.
TITLE: Contact Interferometer '.,'/'Lth Widened Yeasr-r-in& Range
PERIODICAL: IzmeriteVnaya tekhnika, 1,960; No. 5.. pp. 2-5
TV_T: The authors describe their contact interferometer with widened
mea-surinF, range (Ref. 5). This instrument serves for maasurinf,~ small Uj
I ength"a (up to. 1-2 mm), and was developed on the ba3is of the 1_7,,,-jY (YL 6_
contact interferometer (Ref. 1)., The new .1nostvwient is based on the com-
binat.ion cf a two-beam, interferomet-ar with a multl~:le one. Fig. 2 shows
the optice! scheme and the beam path. The mode of operation of this
instrument is described ,,fith the aid of thi3 scheme. The widening of the
measuring range was achieved by introduction of the etalon by Fabry-P6rot-
S-~voral such etalons (Fig. 4) ware tested. The authors succeoded Jin
videning the measuring range by the 32--fold, The Vsesoyuznyy nauchn.)-
isaledovatellskiy institut metrologii im. D. I. Mendeleyeva (All-Union
Scientific Research Institute of Metrology imeni D. I ,Mend~eleyev) used
n--(R-f. 7),
th,1z new instrument for the determination of magnetontrictio e for
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