SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUROPATKIN, A. M. - KUROSH, A. G.

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USM/Agriculture - Labor, Farm Sep 49
Engineering - Electrification, Rural
"Farm Labor Becomes a Type of Industrial Labor,"
A. I. Kuropatkin, Cand Econ Sci, 5 PP
"Nauka i Zhiznl" No 9
Mare than 100,000 highly qualified specialists,
agronomists, zootechnlcians, and engineers were
engaged in agricultural work-in 1938. In 1947,
more than 11,000 specialists were sent into'
rural areas. In 1940, 523,000 tractors, 182yOOO
combines, and 228,000 loading machives were used
In farm work. Postwar Five-Year Plan allocates
150T2.
USSR/Agriculture - Labor, Farm Sep 49
Engineering - Electrification, Rural
(coutd)
325,000 tractors, up to 200,000 combines, and
more than a million other farm machines to
agricultare. Farmers *had more than 60,000
electric motors at their disposal at beginning
of 1949. By end of 1950, power oi rural electric
power stations will be increased to 2,269,700 kv
(275,000 kw in 1940). Total pover consumption In
raral areas in 1950 will be 3,500,000,000 kw-b,
which will provide for 70,000 kolkhozes, MTS
forest conservation stations, sovkhozes, and
experimental.stations. Electromachine-tractor
stations liave-already been sit up. I .-
Ins. 15OT2'''

TKIN~ A. 1.
Probler~s of Ule economic aspects of agricultural labor In tho USSR.
Moskva,
Gas* izd-vo, polit, 3-it-ry,, 1952. 340 p, (52-33225)
HDI992-K83

of L-Z'-ror in
sell r)

A ID P - 5157
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 103 - 16/18
Author Kuropatkin, A. M.
Title Device for machining curvilinear parts
Periodical Stan. i instr., 5, 44, MY 1956
Abstract A very brief description of an attachment to a grinding
machine for polishing surface of Archimedean spiral
shape, One photo.
Institution None
Submitted No date

XUROPATKIN, A.S.jagronom po saighchite rastaniy
With thi feeling of raspqnsibility for thq entrusted work. Zaahah.
rast. ot vmd. i bol. 8 no.8t2-5 Ag 163. (HM 16slo)
1. Sovkhoz "Udarnik*, Saratoyak&ya obl.

Kl.JR`-iPTKll,v D.11o, anytruit
Echi-noccccosiq of' tho co=on bll(~ ducto U:!h. zzar. StArr. gose
mad. inBt. W62-164 163 (HIR51 1797)
1. Knf"dra gonpltmltn,~y kiiii-urg.11 ( -rtv, - profe P.MFovalevskiy)
Sthvropcll-sk~igo gosudarstvenriogo mvditsinskogn In-itituta (rektor
znsluzhennyy dayullall nriukl pr,,-,re Dtldylln).

KURCPATI: N , ` .
With m-,d constructors in Moldavia, Avt. dor. no.KiZZ
Q I 6L -, (14114, 17; 12)
2. 1"Jachailrik ifnravleniya shonseynykh dorog MJn-IrtFjrst,.ra
avtomobillnoy tranoporta I shosacynykh dorag Pfoldavokoy
CII~J(.

I I
DOBROV, B.M.0 kandidat maditainskM nauk; KMFATKIN, I.F.
Dry control serums In Wissormann reaction. Tsqt. Yen. I darn.
no.3:55 My-Je 154. (HLRA 7-8)
1. Iz dermato-yonerologichookoy klInikI Il Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta in. I.V-Stalina.
(SMILIS-PIAGNOSIS-WAMMUM RZACTION)
(SZErUH DIAGIOSIS)

KUROPATKIN, I.F.
Epidemiological changes in tuberculosis in the city of Elektrostall,
Moscow Province. Probl. tub. 38 no,3t8-11 160. (HIRA 14'-5)
1. Glavnyy vrach Gorodskogo protivotuberkuleznogo dispmnsera.
Lp
(E KTROSTALI-TUBERCULOSIS)

KUROFATKIWj I.F.
Specific prevention of tuberculosis in Eleltrostal's Hoscowe
Problatube 39 no,,202-15 161, (MIRA 14:3)
1. Glavry7 vrach Gorodskogo protivotuborkuleznogo dispansera.
(EMTROSTALI-BCG VACCINATION)

NC,:U1HVSKIY, B. I., kand.'tekhn. nauk; BATKO, V.F., krnd. tekhn. ra~~,c;
SiNOWSKIT, G.K., kand.takhn. nauk; MMPATKIK, P.V#, inzh.
Selecting circuit parameters for automatic a rol windings of 41cael
electric propulsion equipment. Sudoetroanie 221[i.e.231 no.10:2,11-ti
0 157. (MIRA, I' -. 2
(Marine diesel engines) (Ship propulsion, Blectric)

F,,ipnr,%,Pvjm !-.1j. , C-twl Vech .,cl llAn,-tlv.-i:i ol'
--i-Ao-i Lic poyrer re,,11J.ato? in Oo a~t)afl(!le
r4t~~z".retA.ll L~m, 19~,O, 1. 1,,., ("in 0` :ii,, ~wr
ion !J:-), 't. Len rlr.~ctrical r-njjref--rinj,, ln.~;t, i m V.I. U1
(Leroin) ) 100 ro,.:!e,; (YL, 27-56, 110)
- 11h -

AUTHORS' Nornevokiy, B. I., Docent, Candidate of Technical 105-58-3-3/31
Sciences, Bayko, V. F,, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, Malishevakiy, V. Ye., Candidate of Technical
Sciences, Kuropatkin P V., Engineer, Rosin, Ye. I.,
ji"n.jinecr
PITLE: of Two- and Throe-StaCe
Rototrols (Sravneniye dvukh- i trekhotupenchatykh
usiliteley s prodollnym poler-)
Elektrichestvo, 1958, Nr 3, PP. 9-14 (US'JR)
i'.33TRACT: In recent time a series of worka with the three-stage
amplifier with lonEitudinal field were carried out in the
laboratories of LLTI, LVIIM and LIIZhT. The results of these
investigations are given here. At first the operation
principle :of the three-stage amplifier is given and by the
example of a fourpole machine it is shown, how the
amplification stages are formed in a three-stage amplifier.
In the second part a comparative evaluation between the
three-stage amplifier with longitudinal field and a two-stage
Card 1/3 amplifier is carried out. On the streneth of the given

I
Cor:inarison of r:.nd
experimental data it is shown that in the case of one and the
same inagneto system, of approximately equal weight of the
affecLive materials, of one and the same F,- and iy- the
velocity increase of the electromotive force at the output
of the three-stage amplifier is hiEher by the two- to 2,5 fold
than in the case of a tuo-stago amplifier, 6 is the
compensation degree of the armature reaction by the
compensating current i24 between the brushes 2-4 in the
amplifier armature. On the other hand, the three-stage
amplifiers in comparison to the two-stage amplifier are more
inclined toward fluctuations and toward self-excitation which
is due to the increase of the total amplification factor and
the phase laGging. The three-stage amplifier has a somewha'Al-
simpler system compared to the tro-stage amplifier,
Comprisingly it is said that the three-stage amplifier in the
case of one and the same control output is more quickly
effective compared to the two-stage amplifier and that in
the cane of one and the atme quick affect the three-stage
Card 2/3 amplifier is controllud by a lower putput.

ComDarison of Two- and Three-Stage Rototrols 105-58-3- 2/31
There are 8 figures and 7 references, 4 of which are Soviet
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy elektroteklinicheskiy institut imeni Ullyanova
Lenina)
Leningrad Institute of Eloctrical 1;nLl-ineeriziL; inoni Ullyanov
Lenin))
~
SUBMITTED: May 21, 1957
Card 3/3

KMAOPATKI 11 "
Selection of parameters for control wiring nf dynamoelectric
amplifiers used in a dieeel-elactric propeller unit and the
calculation of static characteristics. Trudy TSIIIIMF no.14:35-51
158. WRA 11:4)
(Ship propulsion, Electric)

SOV/105-59-10-7/25

Vu_5'-opatkin, P. V., Jandidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: 'Transients in a Three-St:i,,';--? Direct Field Rotary Amplifier
PERIODICAL: Elektrichootvo, 1959, Nr 10, PP ')8-42 (TUS3R)
fi-11 S Mal C T: This is an investioation of the transients in a three-stage
no-load amplifier. The invoutigation io based on the following
aosumptions; (I Thu main and the leakago flux vary acoording to
W
the effect of remanent magnetism is not taken
the same laws;
into account; (3) the magnetic system of the amplifier is assumed
ursaturated; (4) there is no mutual influence of the stages; (5)
the number of revolutions of the amplifier is constant; (6) the
reaction of commutation currents is not taken into account. Three
methods are presented: (1) analytical operational calculus;
(2) the "stepwise" analytical calculation method; (3) the
graphical-analytical method. Each method is exemplified. As a
result of this investigation, the author suggests using the
simplified graphical-analytical method which is easy to apply,
demonstrative, and sufficiently exact. Saturation of the magnetic
system may be rather easily taken into account here. Formula (a),
which has been obtained by solving the seven formulas written
Card 112 down here, may be used to investigate Gtability and calculate the

Transients in a Three-Stage Direct Field Rotary Amplifier SOV/105-59-10-7/25
stabilizing elements of an automatic control system with three-
stage amplifier. The high-speed action of the amplifier is
increased by using a laminated yoke. There are 6 figures and
6 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION. Leningradskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut im. V.I. Ullyanova
(Lenina) ~Leni rad Electrotechnical Institute imeni, V.I.
Ullyanov kLeninj)
SUBMITTED: June 6, 1959
Card 2/2

KUMPATKIN, P.V., kand. teklin. nauk; NIKELISHPURG, I.B., inzh.;
KONOVALOVY N.P., inzh.
Automatic voltage and current regulator for shunt generators
operating on semiconductors. Biul. tekh.-ekon. Inform. Tekh.
tipr. Min. mor. flota 7 no.12t10-15 162. (HIPA 161ll)

KONOVALOV, N., inzh.; KUIIOPATO* 'o Po, kand.tekhn.niuk; NORMSKIY, Bop
prof.; NIKELISHFURG, I., inzh.; GIIERNUKHA, V., inzh.
Automatic rogulation of voltago and the distribution of loads
during the parallel operation,of suspended ship generators.
More flot 23 no.11:27-30 N 63. (MIRA 16-*12)
1. Leningradskoye vy8sheye Inzhenernoye morokoye uchilishche Ike
admirals. Makarova.

KUPUFAT~11; Yo tr V asi i I y t!v i c h ; f.., ; "*',lv' A, L . "D' . , --r-d . ; ~ ~"O ~-,' ..-I ~, '11 ;G ,
i - ~ I . ~ I
L.V. I red.
(Automation of electric ohip pror.-tilsion systemL3] Avtoma-
tizat~;ila grebrrjkh eloktrichockikh ustancvok.
Transport, 196/f. 202 F). (~,ARA 17;9)

T -(j7
ACC NRt
AP6029892
B"MiTOR: Kuropatkin, P. V.
ORG.-
SOURCE COM UR/0413/66/000/015/0052/0052
.111AZA Electric motor transverse field amplifier. Class 21p No. 184329
SOURCE: Izobret prom obra 15, 1966j 52
tov znj nos
TOPIC TAGS: electric motor, transverse magnetic field
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents an electric motor transverse field
amplifier with three stages of amplification. The amplifier contains a parallel eelf-
excitation winding and compensation winding. To improve the static and dynamic -
characteristics, the parallel winding is connected nonsymmetrically with th compensa-
tion winding to produce negative feedback of the parallel winding current (:O6 Fig. I).
A
Fig. 1. 1 - solf-excitation
winding; 2 - cempenzation
winding
Orig. art. has: 1 diagram.
4~/'j
Card 1 /1 SIM GODEI 09/
UDCt 621.

KUROPATKIIIJ, V.S., Inzh. (Ioningrad)
Short-circuit currento in low-voltaio powor notworkt. Mek-
trichestvo no.5.79-80 MY 16o. (MIR-A 13:9)
(Electric networl,,j)

V I I ~ I - I - I I - * I
I v
ix-11;V ;r F~ I A I ~j . V .
"FOMIATION OF WPFLU4EMTAR" CHANNELS"
Vestnik Svyazi, No 6, 1953, pp 27-28
Translation M-1278, 30 Oct 56.

C!
KUROIIATPh, ~. V.
"Production Innovators Need Concrete Help," Vest. Svyazis No.q., p.25s 1953
Translation Trabs No-533, 6 Apr 56
Acting Senior Engineers Sterlitamakaiy Rayon Cormuni cations Office, Bashkir ASSR

ll""'R/ Electronics
0 -1/! Pub. 131, - 14/10,
.1thors Kuropatva , S. V. , Asgi utart to thta Ch I of SterLe='),
ca',ion in 5asticlr
Correcting the frequency characterl-9ticc of residua-i attenuation of
chawiele in high fruquenzy
Pariodiec-I t Vest. evyazi 4 (181)p page 27, Apr 1955
JLbstraot I A method is described for a ouick correction of the fr"uency characteria-
ties of residual attenuation in channels of freque=y compression
equipment. This met ~od is good even f or those cas-es, - where I "Who frsguency-
uring-transmi3sions, in bath
c raeVerlatics of: naiduil- at u d
direationg, are not standard. Graphs.
institution I
Submitted

KUROPATWOSKI, Stani!!I#y, mgr.,, inz.
ProblemB of electric engineering on ahipa. Przegl techn 79 no.2:
52-54 '58.
(Electric engineering) (Ship building)

M _'I 7 [)1 R, ~j .
j . , p*-:4'. or; F, - G,~, YN.,., :: ! , 7 . "r7 1 ~ J-. ~, . ; j"~ ~' "', - ~ ; '!I ,,,T 11-1 . :-.:7:- Inz.;
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,7. F 17 r7 , Z . , I:U-
Niv i ew I)f !A~~ "t'r- , - al 1 , Trze,; ~rj , j n,,, , I ~
4V---Z-W 11 164.

o 0060000660e: 81~ 111-4-4-t& VIC o
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RMOMP) CMIMATRIP. SMY cM.MTMrA 9R(v nA~JrjjNr~). Glaser,
90 R. and Kuropitaks, J. rNafts, 1949, vol. 5, 372-3761 obstr.
we In chels. abstr., 1950, vol. ", 4234). Treatment with NsOH
solution and then vith. hypochlorits solution didi not completuly
remove elemental S from a gasoline oontsining 0.123% total
0 oz 5 (H2S 0.005, swrcaptens 0.034, elementary S 0.005, dioulphidqs
0.025, sulpiii&s 0.029, thiophonos, etc., 0.025%). With
hypochloties used in slight axes so, the gasoline gave a
090 positive Ou strip tent, while v1th a olieitly reduced amcunt
of hyl-ochlorite It passed the Cu strip toot but not the
docotr test. A similar sw,plo was complesely sweetened by
washing with H20 to r=ove 82S# then countercurrently exacted
In a tower vith aqueous NaOH solution and CH30H in the ratio
between 1t2 and 1:5. The treated gasoline conthined 0.0055%
mercaptens one day aft,r treatment, but only traces after
.-so
-04
1-00
~4*
..:Zoo
Joe
a month's stors,~*. Tho s,ent aqueous mixture.of NaUH and
CH30H can be regenerated in 3 stages.
a SITALLLAWCAL UltOATUME CLASSOFKATION
lee
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Rat melhc-'. of olarmLullun of Wil L'. , ~
J P~Ilt'A M4. P(I
with 8!m~vw ffcl uf an Ftouile'H. ftxtr~t LLAIng c~ctflf~-to
Elletmt er'd picAnt LIT, a,

KUROPIESKA, J.
KMOPIFLU, J. .4 qidck mptlhcd ,)' -4 . "'.- - : . %tilig-tyu. P.95
Vol. 10, no. 4 Apr. 1954
NAFfA
ThUHNULUU1
Krakow, roland
bo: tast Zuropeon Accesaton, Vol* 5. no* 5, May, 1956
Y

lkmR on ~np A"r
~f -;!I)
ott".r -Oho'is '-

EMOPIY, G.
Uses for the young small-leaved forest linden tree. Zhil.-kon.
khos. 4 no.3:20-21 154, OMA 7:6)
1. Rachailulk prolsvodstvannogo otdola tevetochno-pitomnichasko-
go tresta Leningradskogogerisliolkena.
(Linden)

XUROPIT, G.
31conomy in landscape gardening. Zhile-kom.khos. 6 no.5:24-25
156. (KLU 9: 11)
(Landscape gardening)

1,
T -, : Itx , - V -L 1 - -,,
I A - - -
MOPIT. G.
Hyacinths in the gardens of Leningrad. Zhil.-kom. khoz, 7
n9.6-.19-20 157. (MIRA 10ilO)
(Leningrad--Hyacinths)

KEMOPTEV, A. "*W-
-, -a.
Hydroelectric power stations In camps. Wn.tekh. no.6:66-71
Je 157. (MTRA 10:7)
(Hydroelectric power stntions)

KITROPTEV, A.
Submarine model witb a rubber engine. Voen.znan. 36
no.8:33-34 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Submarine boatEs-Models)

~qjjpplyjng r;et:3 of ImilldIng n.ccr-rding te) the sFe(;i-
Vcation-dallvery card optem. irat, nc.,,11:10 N 165.
(-ATRP 18:.1-))
i. Glo:nW Jnzh, Upravlentya jbyt-i J komplokLatsil Glavlomntroy-
materlulov (for (.1--Adchly). 2. &ichallnik planavo-proizva~stv--rlnogo
oViela (for Kuroptuv).

ICUTROPTEV, M.G., mekhanik.
wpow- --
Ghanging felts
1. Sushillayy
on a papermaking machine. Bum.prom. 31 no.9:24 S '56.
(MLRL 9:11)
teekh Solomballakogo tsellyulozno-bumazhnogo kombinata.
(Papermaking machinery)

SEELDIV-0--j-
The Main Mose-Ar Automotive Transportation Administration. Za
bezop.dvizli. 5 no.21l-2 F 163. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Zamf-z-,Htell nachallnika Glavn,)go upravleniya
transporta Moskovskogo goradskogo soveta deFutvatov tradya-
shchlklis7a. .
(Moscow-Transportittion, Autojri,-)tlve)

KUZIIETSOV, Tevgeniy Semanovich. Prinimall uchastiye: KUR0PW0,V.T,; LETDER-
MAN, S.R.; JIOSOV, L.I.; FUJUMIOV, I.P.- PLESMOVA, T.I.; SALOSHIN,
N.P.; SOKOLOV, O.V.; SHIBIN, P.V.; TAKOVLMV, A.V.. MARTENS, S.L.9
rod.; ZUTAVA, N.K., tokhn.red.
Ufficient conditions for the maintenance of moto7 vehicles and
methods for itu improvement] RatnionalInye razhimy takhaichoakogo
obalushivaniia i matodika ikh korraktiroyaniin. Hoskvn, Avto-
transizdat. Pt.l. []Ivary day and the first maintenance of motor
vehicles] 31zhadnevnoe i pervoe tekhnichookoe obsluzhivania. 1958.
35 P. (MM 13:5)
. (Motor veihicles--Maintenance and repair)

28(5) SOV/32-25-8-37/44
AUTHORS: Kuznetsov, Ye. S. Kuroptev, V. T
TITLE: Method for Determination of Wear of Friction Details
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriyaq 1959, Vol 25, Nr 8. pp 1006-1007
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: A now method for the determination of abrasion of friction
details was developed as well as a new method of measuring was
applied. N. P. Saloshin and A. V. Yakovlev participated in this
work. Borings are made on the surfaces to be examined (diameter
8.2 mm, depth 2-5 mm). The borings are measured with the indi-
cator instrument (Fig 1) by putting this instrument first on
the edge of the boring and later into the boring itself
(Fig 2) thus determining the dimensions of the boring. The
absolute size of the abrasion of the surface investigated can
be determined by the measuring data before the boring and af-
ter the friction strain. To eliminate the falling-in of abra-
sion products during the friction strain an asbestos cord is
inserted and removed before the measuring. The described method
makes poneible more accurate measurings than the methods ap-
Card 112 plied at present. There are 2 figures.

SOV/32-25-8-37/44
Method for Determination of the Wear of Friction Details
ASSOCIATIONi Nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut avtomobillnogo tran8porta
(Scientific Research Institute of Automobile Transport)
Card 2/2

KLIVKOVSHTEni, G., KUROPTZV, V.'l -
Pay more attention to the maintenance of motor vechicles. Avt. transp.
37 no.12:39 D 159. (KRA 13:3)
l.Kauchno-igaledovatelFskiy institut avtomobillno o transporta.
(Motor 7ehioles--Maintenance and repa ~

KTALMSOV, Tev9eniy Semenovichi Prinimali uchastiye: RYTCIIEIIKO, T.I.;
OIMOY, Y.P.; HUBETS, D.A.; 7ATATS, T.F.; KMOPTET, T.T.;
LEIDERMAN, S.R.;.NOSOT, L.I.; SOKOLOY, O.r..; MUKOT, Gu.;
SHIBO, P.Y. LESNTAKOT, F.I., red.; DONSKATA, G.D,, tekhn.red.
(Efficient systems of maintonance and nethoda for their correction]
Ratuionallnye rezhimy tokhnicheakogo obaluzhivaaiia i matodiks ikh
korrektiravanlia. Moskva Avtotransizdat. Pt.2. (Second stage of
motor vehicle maintenancei Vtoroa tekhnichankoe obaluzhivania.
196o. 98'p. (MIRA 14:3)
(Motor vehiclea-Maintewnce and repair)

mll~
-.I-
KUZNZTSOV. Yel.'. kand.tekhn.nauk; KUROPTb-V, V., inzh.
Maintenance of motortruck brakes and clutches. Avt.tranap. 38
Ubj3L;9-22 I '6o. (MIRA 13:6)
(Motortrucke-Maintenance and rep4ir)

NIKOLAYEV, N.P., In2h.: Inzh.; SHFAKIXR, A.A., in2h.
A usoful book. Tranap.stroi. 10 no.4:59 Ap 16o. (MLU, 1):9)
(Building machinery-Maintenance and repair)

XOOFYATIIIK, O.N.; PASTEMIAX, F.O.; TSIFERYIN, I.M.
Automatic punching of piston-ring lodca. Hashinostrottell no.9t15
S 160. - (MIRA 13:9)
(Forging) (Automatic contro2)

KUROMIATIM, R. P.
KUROPYATNIK) R. P.: "The use of the pover resources of the larger rivers
of the USA (econonic-t-eographical characteristics)."
Acad Sci USSR. Inst of Geography. Moscow, 1956.
(DISSERTATION FOq THE DEGM Orr 11CMIDATE IN
GEOGRAPHICAL SCIMCE)
So.: Krdzhnaya letopis' No 15) 1956, iloscow

SOY/112-58-2-2001
fconv Refe---~ttiwc,fy 1958, N:, p 36 (USSR)
AUTHOR:~ Korop,.,atnik, R. P.
TITLE: The Watei ~f t~,-e Niagara a.,~d T~ieir UtLl!z.--lt-'-jz.
Reuource,3
PFR:~OPII-"AL: T7,. la--M garg~z. A14 SEER, 19567 M~ 70, 1~9-177
ABSTRACT: 1~*,Agz~r--4. R-i-,,e.,- E.owz o~2t of La~-.e Ex-J-e- I-ike Ontario
levell ;.F. 100 -1 bel,;,w V~,-3-t of Eric. The Nflig-tr-:L Rive:r if; 58 km long.
3A*,Pt (-.-f itti 96 rn a 7-1,m -.3ncti~,n. -11,19c~,,xige var-Jes fronn
3, 20 Cj - 3 11
"I .3ec to 6, 7CO --rrS If3ec, Lut ca t-,,-- :?~ve7:,age ;? 5, 309 m,3 /Eec. 'The
reac'..,.rcer, ~,-' *11-..e lvk~.ga-~~a ,.re at 6, 000, 000 kw. Their f-c-1-1
30 t of ccal y e7..tly y 1924, pLivate companies
B
~-,i e b,i*,.-It tw:~ ectidc. mtat-4~;~-.4 (Ae...c-ma Z.--d shr;llk~,Pf) --!i the American
-.'Ive r~r- th-e Cai-1.15-an sh(-- e. The-,.- have beea using about 40%
S-*L-r~,x7Ll+.~---Aec5,,,-i,,.-,-, 1-4g,~,--prpye- congurning plants, con-
t.-f en~!L,gr, ~-we ap; 'll-e ~Iornezti- loa-i is ccvered by thtr-
--il-lzatio-a Of N~-ago.ra

SOY! 112 -59 -1-1-2.0,0 1
Watf!.---Powf.-.::' Re~iow-cefi ~:f t1lie M3,,gara and THeir Utilizatioa
13-1111e.~ eeol.-I Cf's ('11r, f~xp!_-J-ed by a Btruggle, betwe(_i~ xnc~nopolie-l and by the
of lna~i-g i.-.Cr_-ti.!---.-.-_i.' coat7acts tetween *he U.S. an--;- Canada which
r,~,wer purposes a--d w".riich -,let utilizaticn norms de-
per.--ling on them timr- :,f The Niagara vater-,P:)we-. development has been
T.--_~d f,--r oul rf gc,.,eY,-.vnc:-_t Punids because of .~. very slow cap--tal tarnover.
Flz_ivate zre waging a st,:ruggle to Be!.' tKeir eat,;-prient and are bufld-
c,--iourning plants becauae this is --nore prc,,Etable. It was
t-j b-,111d 1_1~-ge ~;:,,Iroelectric otation in tew-iston New York State) of
vi,~'.e,~-acc~un,:,ating ~,et.,eZvoi-e of 2-, m.,.Ilion m and
t,~ ~7---zfa,~e cf 3. 4 1-4) and a hydro-ICCLIMI-1-1-1tifIg StaLt40:1 Of 130 Mw capacity.
hat3 rv~t begut bec:-jse the struggle among monop-
2ic -
T`v! 2, ',iydroelectzic sta.tirn ;~3 bei%g built; it h?~s 3Z turbine
et 16 -In A-nf,:-:~,; ~,-x :-nd_ 16 nq the Caiiadi si e, w;t- aggregate capa-
1, 370 YA,,v SF.-,,f!n traits were pull 1% _:n 1954 ,~iA 5 units in 1955;
195f,, ca,~-ac;`y re-tclied. 950 141,v. A m3re detalled de-
is :.-I t!le article.
Ye. I. S.

MW
MEDTZDKOT, Tu.T., kand.geogr.nauk; ROZIN. H.S., k9nd.ekon.nauk;
ZWKOTSKATA, T.M.; KUROPTATNIL, R.P,, kand.geobrr.nauk;
PCKSHI$MffSXIT, T.T.j.prof., red.; GATRIN, P.N., takhn.red.
[Canada; present-day condition and new features of the
economic geography) Kaneda; sovremennos soutoianie i novye
cherty geografii khoziaistva. Pod red. T.T.Pokshishavakogo.
Moskya, Tses.in-t nauchn. i takhn.informnteii, 1959. 93 P.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Canada--Economic conditions)

KUROPYATN J~.P.; SHAPIRO, A.Lp kand. okoncm. naukp otv. red., . Y OVf
-- ~ I - - . A., , UK
LK.j red. izd-va; YEGOROVA, N.F., takhn. red.
[Development of the electric power industry in tha.U.S.A.) Razvitie
elektroenergetiki v SShA. Moskvap Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1961. 205 P.
(United States-Electric power) (MIRA 14s6)
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5(4) .33_9~ 'q/37
AUTHORS: Palatldk, L. S. G. it., Kegan, V. :3.0
TITLE: lnve,-tigatf.cr. of IL?t-rrrogen-acu!; *.he
Aid of the Pha2e Masr, Mea3,ifing
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fiziche5kcv 1959, 7o1 33, Nr 0, np '1939-1944
A3STRACT: The equilibrium in tho 2_lquid mmult-i-romponent
5y5lemc, w~j3 and 1.h~, corresponding ~-~ate diag:'am'3
werP plott(!d. A ie,, :.'iothod w'a7, clit rest-ing on the do-
tormin'ution (l ~'!' ti".
V.JL_1'1"'~'.~3 comporiento and the
pubaications art., :,`ted
in the. ~n*~.rad,7ct-.'Qll th-, of liquild
-.multi-component 5yntemc;, ard tho follow:.ng authors aa:e n,_-ntifn-
P-d among others: V. V. Ud(,vonko, L. G. Fatkulina, D. P. Be-
lotakiy, M. L. K::-apatkir.. invu_vtigatulon~3 w-3.re per-
formed to fix the P.-,~cz)vr 7,ot'-wd of rhaq,~ mass d,,termination
and the follc-Aring --van chco-:~n: Ir to ~:epziratc- the mixture
a c;onta4rrt;: w4th ba!i:~ -is 1_z,iei J*'g 1) wh-4ch (dom to
Card 1/3 the bage point) a jporcl-.-il J_--pped witl7, one t~nu of thu

Investigation Of Hf`er0g,-.ne,)-,.
SCV/7 6" `/37
Phase Mass Me, 4
awurlng iilth AId cf the
cap-;jjaz.v -tube So J)".Mse
t'7aftll dv0p. The posc~ bl. to c,
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S-307// 76 -3, 'z - ~-, -a,/ 37
Investigation of Heterogeneous Y-;Iticr,=ponen; Systems *N-zth 'he Aid of the
Phase Mass Measu.ring Method. I
b,ottod in both layerq. Th,:! critll --al O.Ontainrl 36.."~
aniline, 29.8,,~v chloroform and 33-8~ n-heptanp. Thera are
/a
5 5 tablec, and 28 rc-fer,~ncec, 6 of which ur;i Soviet.
SUBMITTED- Febrijary 19, 1956
Cazd 3/3

PALATNIK, L.S.; LWROPrATHIK,
~ J, P, _
Interfacial surface tannion in ternary systaw anilino - n-
heptana '- chloroform and aniline - n-heptane - chlorobenzene.
Zhur.fiz.khim. 35 no.9:2111-2113 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Khax"kovskiy gosudaretvannyy universitet imani A.M. Gor1kogo.
(Systems (Chemistry)) (Surface tension)

MIROPUTRU I V. G.
Saw with aelf-aharpening Woth. Dor.prom, . 11 no.3:10-12
Mr 162. (IIII'd 15:2)
1. TJkrainskiy nauchno,-issledovatol7skly institut makhanicheskoy
obrabotki drevesiny.
(sawa)

AUPHOR; Kur-opyatnikov, Yu., Deputy Director
"; OVr 27 - 5 8 - 10- 25/3 1
--ITLE. Graduation of Mechanics (Vypusk mckhanizatorov)
PERIODICAL% Professionallno-tekhnicheskoye obrazovaniye, 1958, lir 10p
P 32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 3eventy two out of 06 studento were graduated from the
Agricultural School 'for Mechanization Nr 9 of the Rostov
Obla3t.
Ao"SOCIATION: Uchilishche mokhanizataii nel I skogo khozyaystva Nr 9.
Rostovakoy Oblasti (The Agricultural School for Mechani-
zation Ur 9 of the Rostov Oblast)
1. Universities 2. Mechanics (Personnel)--Training
Card 1/1

KUROPYAV4 , Y.;.
I
the progressive ml.'-,rAs nf agriialtural ~.rwk. Prciff,-tekh,
obr. 23. no.7:12 JI 164. (YJRA 171ll),
1. Zamestitell direktora po u-,Iiq bm. -pro izvcylj tvmnii~,y rabot.1 3aleskogo
prafensional Inc- ti khn t cho-ok-3go uohlli3holia N'o.c,"Iostnvs;:aya Al.

EBEIA, A.; IKAUNIECE, A.; ILZI11A, B.; rb-11AYEVA, T.; 01MA,21.;
MIKE, B.; OSA, Z.; SUBS, R., prof.; F4;DZEL1NA, M., red.
[Gynecology) Ginekologija. [BY) A.Ebela un citi. Riga,
Liesmap 1965. 180 p. [In Latvian] (MIRA 18:6)

KUKSH, A. G.
Sovremennyye algebrnicheskiye vozzr eniya. SP. OtateY -w fil. mritem. M., u choedgiz
(1936), 21 -29.
Zur zerlegung unendlicher Gruppen. Vinth. Ann., 1o6 (1932), 107-113.
Uber freie produkte von gruppen. Math. Ann., 101 (19133), 26-36.
Durchschnittsiarstellungen mit irreduziblen komponenten in ringen uryl In sogenann-
ten dual gruppen. Matem. SB., 42 (1935), 613-6.16.
Uber absolute eindeutigkeit der direten produktzerlegungen einer gruppe. Matem.
SB.1 1 (43), (1936), 345-350.
Primitive torsionsfreie abelsche gruppen vcm endlizhen range. Ann. of 11-lath.,
38 (1937), 175-203.
Zmm zerlegungs problem der theorle der freien produkte. Matem. SB., 2 (44), (1937),
995-3.001.
Neskollko zamechanly k toorit beskonechnykh grupp. Matem. SD., 5 (47), (1939),
347-354.
Lokallno ovobodnyye gruppy. DAN, 24 (1939), 019-101.

KURCSH, A. G. (con't)
Teoremn zhor-lann- gelldera v proizvollnykh strukturakh. Sb. parcyatl Ak-ad. brave
(1940), ilo-u6.
Direct decompositions of simple rings. Matem. Sb., 11 (53), (1942), 2Z5-264.
Izomorfizmy pryamykh razlozheniy. IAN, ser. Patem., 7 (1043), 115-292.
Teoriya grupp. M. - L., GTTI (1944), 1-372.
Kompozitsionnyye sistemy v beskonechnykh gruppakh. Matem. SB., 16 (58), (1945),
59-72.
Silovskiye podgruppy nyllmernykh topologicheskikh grupp. IAN, ser. matem.,
9 (1945), 65-78
Izomorflzmy pryamykh, razlozheniy, 11. IAN, Ber. matem., 10(1946), 47-72.
Rr--,,reshimyye i nillpotentnyye yruppy. Uspekht matem. nauk, 2:3 (19), (1947), 18-59.
Kombinatorischer aufbau der bikomoakten topologischen ~nume. Comp. Math. 2 (1935),
471-476.
K teoril chnstichno uporyadochenrVkh sistem konechnykh mnozhestv. Matem. SP., 5
(47), (1939), 345-347.

KUROSH, A. G. Con't.
SO: Mathematics in the USSR, 1917-1947
Edited by Kurosh, A. G.
Markusevich, A. I.
Rashevskiy, P. K.
Moscow-Leningrad, 1948

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Autricrt Kurosht A.Go
Tit.1r.j Ugebraic Reforencosj CoUactiva 3 Vol.
Tlaw: 1940. mo3ccu
Bibliograpt~r
kiiilaWA: LibrDry of Con4rawip Call tj.)t Z6,6)5!4.Am8
Sourca; Lib. of Cong, Subj. Clt.p 1950

G. (editbr)--and others
"NIathematics in the U33R over a Period of Thirty Years, 10117-1947i" collected
articles, Moscow-Leninigad, 1948(11aa bibliography).
-1-
Bol'shaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, Vol. VII, 2nd ed., Moscow, 1949,

A"'Ithort Kuro:,~,h
,- u c.
Titio: For "".,ate Univernitles arid Peda..,-ogic .-IlstiLutts Higher cow3e!)
2 Ed:~Aont ppo, dicgrs.
Datc; 1?50. Koscow
Subjccts Alp
, bra
AwIltblat Jil.brnry og C,.),vXoss, Call flas Q!,25-14-1187 2.950
."r".xce: JAb, of Coago Slibj. Cat... 1950

1. MOON, A. G.
2. USSR (600)
4. Science
7. Algebraic equations of arbitrary powers. Moskva.. GostekhIzdatj 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, __ January, .1953. Unclassified..

Aathamatid8l R"Tiews kurw4 A 0 Ori the theory of locally simple and locally'
Vol 14 No- 10 cc; rat alrebras. U rain. Mat. 2urnal 3. 205-210
Nov. 1953 (1951). (Russianj
An algebra Is said to be locally finite if every finitely
Algebra r is finite-dimensional; It is locally.
gcneratrd subalgeb a a
Rimple if every.finite .ub3et can be cmbelded in A finite.
engional 6imple subalgebra-, tlie terms "locally central
lc" and "locally matricini" have analogays definitions. -
Theorem I asserts that over an arbitrary field there exists
a locally finite central simple algebra which.lis not locally,
central siniple. -This answers in the negative a problem

3 which had been op~h for some time. The construction is
-;2_ worth recording. The titsired algebra V Is the union U V.
a dire, t
of art arconding nequence of subalgebra, where V. is. C
stim of tra full matrix algcbms of degrees s. and I.. and
-21.
we ]Save ls+i-s.4 - (Por in-
Mance, o'e maytaicesi-11-m I and define s.,441ndurti-mly.)
The crabcd(ling of V. in V.+, is the (more ~Oess) obvious
one, subject. to the requirement that they hake a common,
unit element.

liattisvAtic.-LL RWevs. Vol ', lia. ~,
4

KTJROSH, A. 0.
UssR/Matbematics - NAtbexaticians Sep/Oct 51
"Crtto Yullyevich Shrxidt: On the Occasion of His
6oth Birthday," A. 0. Kurosh
"Uspekh Matemat NauV Vol VI, No 5 (45), Pp 197-
199
Outstanding Soviet scientist and greatest al-
gebraist in the USSR.Rero of the So'viet Union
and Academician. A man of great general culture
and of vide and many-sided interests. Founder
of the Kiev U. Wrote extensively on modern al-
gebra of groups, 9.1though isa great astrono-
mical scientist luiovn for his coamogonical
investigations.
191T97

,Ili.
D7MITE"j S. IT.; 110TROSH, A. G.; A. 'll.; MAUCV, A. A.; A. 0.;
19MIZY I!. IN.; Vlll"'L%lKlN" N. Ya.
Algebra
Developmont cf algebra. Np. mat. nauk 7 No. J, 1-9r,,2.
2
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, llovember_195j, Uncl.

612.,
.K91
K06c"JI", A G 19 5 3,
Kurp vysshey alt-wbray (Courre in hiCher alCebra) 3d. lzd. Moskva,
Goo. izd-vo lekhniko-teoret lit-ry, 1953.
335 p.
BibliograPhical footnotes.

. ."I I ,T

I -T I t I
Z4 t1d. CI
19,53, 40
I pp,
A.
FUIOIG311 The immu~cript of the first editioii Pvv. 9, 267'1
) Wari completed iff 1910. In 01f. el)~Ilirv~
('111111gv(l ,A) rmich th-it the autlitw felt thA -i ir,,jo
wai inade(piate; tlii.-i is in large. prt a new
,rhe new diapler Imidings are as follolv~;. 1. Oi 1111iii'm (if
a group, 1L Subgroups. Ill. Normal stilw.1tmj'-i. IV,
111orphismi and automorphis1w;, group, %-,ic,
Series of subgroups, direct prcxlucts, dtfiniog. it kilow.. VI,
Miathemat~cdj Review. Foundations of Ilw theory-of abeliall 'gruilp.;_ V11. hirll,lry
June 1954
Algebra IX. Free prolucts wid free groups. N. Finitely rcw:iat,txj
gTOUP.i, XL Direct decompositions, lattices. XII. GrOLIP
"tensioti~,. X111. Finitcues~i conditions, Sylow subgroult!',
rclatC3 Problems. XIV, Solvable gioupi. XV. Nilpot(~ia
Vroups.
Nc,%v nuiteri-i I m vmg principa I I), from I I) e Wvu I It I I chapicl,
on. In Chapter 7 KuLViko V6 chmic1crization of Airect sums
of cyclic groupti r9lat, Sbornik N.S. 16(58),129-161 (1915);
'
th"e Rev. 8, 252'j.is proved at
once, and is then applicd to
tile older spe"i'll C.vws (gT011I)S Of IX)U1jdVd ordtr aritt cotint-
able groups with no clements of infinite. hillihiff's
theory of basic mibgroups it; also includtd. Ill Ch.iptt'r 8 (Le
author's own Ilwory of torgion-free group, of 1-Mitc 1.111k i~,
otnitted in favor of the theory of direct smiii of gtoup, of
rank oric, due 'largVly to Baer fNike Math. J. 3, 68 122

,TN37)3 gcs of Chapter 10 include accounts of
t12
recent work of 13. H."Neunmim, N'Tril'all.
and -14- a camplete preml f
atcev, ~-Fz-'F'70
ost'heo-reni [Mat. Sbornik N.S. 8(50), 169-481, qf oS, A
940); Rev. 2, 215], as wa-11 wi the theorom of G.
kl-ligman antl the Neumitow; [J. 1-midoll N1,101 14~v, 24,
247-2,51 (1949); th", Rcv~ 1 1, .122 -ts,;erting that any
countable group can be embrdded in a group with VIVO
generators. Chapter It meti lattice-theoretic methods (as in
recent papers by;gaer Kurol and othtn-s) to discuss the
existence of isomorphic'refinementi of direct oectimpositions
of a group. Chapter 12 imbides an introduction to the
1:-ilenberg-MacLane honiology tbeory of abstract groups.
The final three chapters foliow the lines laid down 1)), Kurol
and/Cernikov [Uspehi Nlattm. Nauk (N.S.) 2, im, 3~14),
18-077(TIUMT-7 n1cr, Ntmh~ &-c"Urow4miml Ito 6a (tQSj);
thm Rev. 10, 677; 14, 618.1. I'livre k an up-to-date hil,li--
ography occopying 21 pages.
At the end of dic preface the audior the hope
that his book will I)e supplemented by two further ones: oil
finite groups and on groups of transformat;,m-4.
1. Kaplansky (ChiLag,), 111.).

Uj~
Aleksandrov, ?"vell Seri,,ecvi.ch, 1656
11~71ncyclopedia of elementary r~-Lithamatics.ll Introdur-Lion by T- !'~irkushuvich.
Book --)-a "Arillziri.: tic," b.)ok two ! e -~E~~Lu ro s h . l3ook
Uirce "Functions ari-I limit~;.Il lilview~~d by j. 11. Tol~iwv, - V. FL)II:Ili:)..
of A. 1. Fc-~Isov, A. ':. ;:olmo~,orov, .1. V. ?rusluryakov, Ya. Dorf.
P. 3. 'deksandrov, 1. 1'. Y'ajom, A. ~. Parkhumon'e.,.), I. Uzkov, V. I!. ',~'e~mytskiy,
Yush'kevich. LeLLev fvom V. L. ~,.,)nch.Lrov. A!--.ksan.lv~Dv,
i*Ar-l,lll:,,hevJ-ch, "'.. Ya. :-1h;lIchill, odlj./ UP. uv'.t. rla~lk No. 1, Pj5j.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -~';'LLJjl -1953, Uncl.

c IKOV. S.N. [reviewer]; XUROSH, A.G. [author].
Meory of groups.' A.G.rhrosh. Reviewed by B.N.Chernikov. Usp.mat.
nm, 8 no.6:i73-i76 N-D '53, (KLHA 6:12)
(Groups, Thao%7 of) (lurqoh, A.G.)

USSRAlathematies - Group Theory Jul/Aug 53
Ideals
"Radicals of Rings and of Algebras," A. G. Kurosh.
Moscow
Mat sbor., vol 33j, (75), Nol, PP 13-26
States that great significance is attached to the
concept of radicals in the theory of finite-rank
associative algebras and associative rings with the
minimality condition. Notes that ni- rous attempts
have been made, not c=pletely successfully, to
transfer the concept of radicals (ideals) to the
271T78
general theory of associative rings. Discusses
the following five competing concepts: Baer
radicals, Levitzki radicals, Othe radicals,
Jacobson radicals, and Bro-w-n-11--Coy radiceas
Presented 27 Dee 52.
271TT8

Vatheriatioal Reviews
Vol. 14 No* 7
July - August, 1953
Algobra
Kwol A. 04wd ~1~~"olvable andn"lipioten-t
mer. Math. Soc. Translation no. 80, S? pp.
(1953).
Translated (rorn Uspehi Matem. Nauk (N.S) 2 no
3(19), 18-59 (1947); these Rev. 10, 677. The trans rha
added footnotes, an appendix and additional bibliography,
bringing up to date the status of many problems and con.
jectures mentioned in the paper.

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*Kur6, A. G. Hurs vysM algebry. (A course of
1111-g ~cf Zm7eEm 4th ed. Gosudarstv. Wat. 'I'din.
Teor. Lit., Moscow, 1955. 379 pp. 8,310 rubles,
For a review of t1w 2d edition (19491 -,fv AIR 1"), 73.
Mthmigh thiq edition has bun tevisod, the 1+111 ~Tld
Contents arc licil-IN, tile "anw.

N/5
6n.'~
.K91
Gruppentheurie, von A. 0. Kurosch. Berlin, Akadmmie-'Ierlag, 19t'5. 413 p.
(Mathematlsch,-, Lehrbucher und Honographien. Herausg. von der Deut-chen
Aka~erde der Wissenschaften zu Berlin. Forschungsinstitut fur mathe7ztik.
I. ab. Eathematische Lehrbucher)
"Literaturverzeichris"s 'p. 389-416.
TranslAcd from the Russian: Teorlya Grupp. Moscow, 1944.

KUHWH, A.G prof,
[Program In higher algebra: for the Meehan ice-Kathematice faculty.
Majors: Mathematics, mechanics and aotronorW; for students of
mechanics and astronomV, section 1-81 Programma po vyashey algebra
dlia,mekhaniko-matematicheekol,o fnkul'tets. 3oetsiallnootl -
matematike, mokhaniks i astronomita dlia 6ekhanikov i astronomov -
ratdely I-VIII. 1956. 3 P. (MMA 110)
1. Moscow. Universitet.
(Algebra--Study and tnnchiV,)

MIKMIN.SKI, JAN; PI=M. A.1. (Iranslater]; MOM, A.0., professor,
redaktor; GRIBOVA, X.P,, tekhnicheekiy 1.reii~ er,
(Operatiewal calculus. Translated from the Polish] Operaternes
Ischislente. Pereyod ~ pollskogo A.I.Plemnera. Moskva, Izd-v*
Inostrannoi lit-ry, 1956. 360 P. (KLIA 9:5)
(Calculus, Operational)

KUROSH, A.G.
Otto Mlevich Shmidt; obituarjr. Usp.mat. nauk 11 no.6:227-233
N-D 156. (HLRA 1013)
(Shmidt, Otto WIlevich. 1891-1956)

, I i i,
j r f
AUTHORi KUROSH,A.G., SKORIIYAKOV,L.A. 42-5-16/17
TITLE: ci entific Research Seminar.' at the Chair of Algebra at the
Moscow University (Nauchno-isoledovatellskiy seminar kafedr,7
algebry Mookovskogo univerniteta)
PERIODICALt Uspekhi Mat.Fauk, 1957, Vol.12, Nr.5, pp. 261-269 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt After a short retrospect to the algebraic research in Russia
until 1930 the author describes the rise and the single states
of work of the algebraic seminary at the Moscow University. The
seminary has been founded in 1930 by O.Schmidt and at first it
took place in the house of Schmidt. The first investigations
of the members of the seminary (Chunikhin, Kuroahj Turkin eta.)
joined the papers of O.Schmidt on special groups. Since 1938
the seminary took place at the university and it became the
center of the algebraic research in Soviet Russia. From 1942
to 1943 the seminary was removed to ALshkhahad. After the war
Kurosh was the leader of the seminary. The most active
permanent partioipators of the seminary after the war are
AndrunakievichgV.A.9 Gollberg P.A., Hishina A.P., Poetnikov,M.M.,
Sadovskiy L.E., Skornyakov L.A., Shirshov A.1 and Shullgeyfer
E.G.. Deoause of the intensive connections with all towns of
Card 1/2 the Soviet Union the seminary is very important. In the moment

Scientific Research Seminar at the Chair of Algebra at the 42-5-16/17
Moscow University
the leading subject is the theory of rings and algebras, but
also investigations for all domains of the modern algebra
are carried out. The sessions take place every week.
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
1. Algebra-USSR 2. Algebra-Theory 3. Rings-Theory
Card 2/2

KU110SH, A.G., -CT4.
(Forty yours of mathematics in the U.S.S.R.; 1917-19371 Rate-
mo~tika v SSGR za, sorok let, 1917-1957. Mookvaq Goo.izd-vo
fiziko-matom.lit-ry, Vol.l. 1958. (MIRA 12tll)
(Mathematics)