SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LITOMISKY, M. - LITOVCHENKO, M. K.

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TITLE. An 8o 4".. water-cooled solendid, intended for
experirrients at temperatures below I*K
PERIODICAL: @eskoslovensky/ @asopis pro fysiku, no-3, l962, 244-251
TEXT: Vhe winding of the coreless solenoid is made from
18 x I inm electroly-;ic copper strip insulated by silon fibres
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0.3 1111r. thick wound on the bare copper with a pitch of 3 min.
The beginning of the- strip is brazed onto a brass ring of 66 mm
diameter. The insitlated copper strip is wound onto the ring to
form an outside diameter of 210 min. The complete solenoid
consists of 8 such .:oils connected in series as*shown-in Fig.2.
Insulating plates, :! mm thick, with large openings are placed -------
between the coils. The coils are mounted on a central brass tube
of 57 non i.d. An iirrangement similar to Helmholtz coils is
formed. The openingsin the insulating plates are used -)s an
inlet for cooling wiiter through a number of radial holes. 'the
solenoid is surrounded by an outer vessel. The demineralized
cooling water (5 atr:, 180 litres/min) runs into the outer vessel,
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from it through the radial ioles into the centre of the solenoid
and then parallel ir::Lth the axis of the solenoid in both directions,
half the quantity up and half down. It leavis the solenoid via
both lids of the surrounding ves@@el and i-R cooled with ma-ins water
in a heat exchanger, The currerLt is supplied from an 80 kW
generator. The ma@gnetic field is homogeneous to within 1% in a
volume of 350 cm3. The intensity of the magnetic field is
H = 13.0 kOe, with U = 125.2 V and I = 635 A.
The cooling proved efficient and, with certain modifications,
it should be possitLe to increase the field to 38 kOe. This will
require 350 kW of lower. There are 4 figures.
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ASSOCIATION: Ustav jaderneho vyzkumu 6.5AV, Rez',, V
(Institute for Nuclear Research, CSAV, Rez)
SUBIMITTED: Octobur 18, 1561
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AUTHOR:
TITLE: Probe @tith a swivelling search coil for the
measurement of magnetic fields
PERIODICAL: Ceskos:.ovensky casopis pro fy!iku, no.3, 1962, 302-303
TEXT: Usually, niiignetic fields are measured by rapidly
transferring a sina*Ll coil from the magnetic field into a position
of zero-flux. It is more convenient, however, to Leave the coil
in position and ro-:ate it by 1800. The induced charge is
measured with a ba.1listic galvanometer. The axis of rotation of
the coil is perpen,:ticular to the tube in which the coil is located.
The coil can be tu::-ned from one equilibrium position to the other
with the aid of'a xubber cord. The sensitivity can be reduced by
rotating the coil ':iy @00 only instead of the full 1800
and by using sever.-J tappings on the soil. The field
strengths were mea!iured -with an accuracy better than + B"O.
There is 1 figure.
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ASSOCIATION: Ustav jaderneho vyzkumu CSAV, Re:S
(Inst:@tute for Nuclear Research CSAV, Rez)
SUBMITTED: Octobitr 201 1961
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AUTHQ4:@'..J4A=j SM. luroslav'41tomiski, M.;- Ruzicka, Jiri--Ruzhichka, IL.
Atvte of Nuclear Hasear (Ustav jaderneho vyzkuma CS
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TITIE: Equipment for measurement of the superconducting properties of superconductori
in strong magnetic fields -A, h :1 W! '@ -7"
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SOURCE: Jaderna. energies no. 4P 1965P 142-143
TOPIC TAGS6 superconductivity, strong magnetic field, current density, magnetic
@fieldii@@iquld hclium, solencid, ferromagnetism,
:, -ABSTRACT: :INR.Report No. 1344/1964, published in Jaderna Energie only as Czech and
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u w, vie (modified-it The article gives a description of equip-
@ment used Ito'Weasure the critical current density of superconductors In
@a magnatic'field at a temperature of 4i2ft, The samples of stiperconducila.
,Ing materiala (wires or strips) can be measured by using two different
holders. The first has a ciarrent reverser working in a hALium both, so
that ten samples in a constint field of up to 60 kg (force) can be
measured In a single experisento When the other holder is used, three
,samples can be measured siotiltaneously in a magnetic field of up to 83 f
'kg (force), obtained'by concentration of the field of a solenoid by owns
of fer.romagnetic.extetisions placed in a Liquid helium both. The rssultm
of-cert.a neasurerneats are given. [JPR53
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Ruzicka. 3.1 Litomis@y H.
AUTHOR: Halins ty,
ORG: .-Nuclear Research Institute, CzechoolovakLau'Academy of Sciences,
Rez; State Research-Inati-tgAe of Haterialp, Prague
TITLE; Some superc)nductLng properties of 25Z_Nb-75Z-Zr.slloy
SOURCE: Chekhooloviktxkiy fLgichoskiy ihurnAll, v. 16, no. 4, 1966,
338-341
TOPIG TAGSs zirconLum alloy, n1obium containing alloy, oupereotiductLng
alloy, alloy property, alluy superconductivity
ABSTRACT: I Zirconiuia-4ass alloy containing 25% niobium was melted from
99.8%--nure zirconiuii and 99.31%-pure niobium. The ingot., were vacuum
homeganized, condit 'Loned by, machining, and preforged Into rods which
were 11.@en cold draw,% with redu-ctions of up to 99.96Z into wiree 0.269
0.36, and 0.5 mm in diameter, The wiren were vacuum annealed at
400-1,000C fo-., I hr and tested for the ef-fect of anneallag temperature
an critical.current density at various magnatic field intedsities. The
critical current density of "an-cold drawn" alloy increased somewhat
with increasing reduction, especially at high magnetic Held Inten-
sitiesi (70 Ugs). Thit critical currdnt density of annealed wire in-
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_@aanealing at about 600C. and
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:perature (see Fig. 1). A
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4mentev i,e,q a considerable,
sometimes 1002 increase of
critical current density Om
current vat repeatedly turned
off and on. At all$,end
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AUTHORt Litomisky, I-arosLiv; RuzickA, Jiri
ORG: Nuclear Research Institute, CSAV. Rez (Uvtav jaderneho vyzkuna CSAV) 24
TITL--': Equipment for meamtring superconducting properties of superconductors for
strong magnetic fields
SOURCO: Ceskoslovonsky ca-topin pro fysiku, no. 1, 1966. 27-33
TOPIC TAGS: strong magnet.c field, conductor, superconductivity, wasuring apparatus
eloctronic zwasurenwnt, cuiront density
AWZAA(W: The article dosciribeB equipment used for masurement of the critical
current density of superconditctors in a nagnetic field at 4,ZoK. Samples (wiros or
strips) can be measured on two different holders. The first is supplied with a cur-
rent mritch working in a holium bath so that during one experiment ton samples can be
measured in constant fieldu tip to 62 16. In the second holder. three samples can be
moasured simultaneously in magnetic fiolds up to 83 kGo The results of sow mocsure-
m to are give Orig. arte hast ? figures. 5Based on authors' Eng, abstff
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AUT HOR: Litomislu, I-liro;lav Ruzicka. jiri
ORG: UJV CIVIVI"ioz
TITIM: increase of fie2x@ strength in a steadily oporated solenoid
SOURC2,: Coskoulovonsky oasopis pro':Lysilm. no. 4. 1965, 387-388
TOPIC TAGS; solenoid, DuLgnotic fiold intonuity, buporconducting alloy. nickol
containing alloy, zin-- containing alloy
A13SWRACT: This brief roport doscribos oquipmont, imich permits obtaLiing a considerable
increase in the intensity of the maeotic field, roquired in studyin the suparoo
ductivo properties of Ni--Zr a1loyse@ Orig. arte has: 7'
3 figar)s- ZJU: 32,94L
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LITOKSKIO A. SZCZ3PA, W.
Oirganizacja pzodukcji v kopelni wlgla kamiennego (Frodimtion organi-
zation in a pit cc a! mine),'b7 A. Litonskip W. Szczypa. Reported In ftif
IgoM,(Kowe Ksisaki), No. 6,, March 15, 1956.

LITOKSKI Antoni- SIDLARSXI, Andrzej
I -===
Perspectives of technological progress in the Polich r.ock-ea.It
mining. Przem chem 39 no.6;301-303 Je 160.

LrIWSK-1. B.
Vr,pors from metalluregic works ;ire a plague of the industrill reji-)n of 'ilesi-.
p. Ill. (Hutnik, Vol. ?4, No. -3, I'llar 19,57, Katowice, Polami)
SO: Monthly List of E.,jst Buror-an Ac@ms-;ions (EF-A-1) LG, Vol. 6, No. 8, 1957. Uncl.

KIZF=Mq, Januszj LITOVSKI, Jacek
The properties of materials under the conditions of cylindrical
bending. Rozpr inz PAN 9 no-4:757-767 161.
1. Zaklad Eechiniki Ourodkow Ciaglych, Instytut Podstawowych
Problemow lechniki, Polska Akademia Haukv Warszawa.

KLEPACZKO, J.; TATONSKI, J.; MARCINIAKP Z'
Cyli@idrical banding of sheet metal. Bul Ac Pol tech 12 no. 3:
157-163 '64. -
1. Departnent cf Mech6nics of Continuous Media, Institute of
Technical Problems, Polish Academy of @;ciences, Warsaw,
Presented by W. Olszak.

!,:TONSKI, Jacek; KLEPA,,ZKO, Janusz
6 - .- ..; @
Influenve of initial plastic extension on the young modulus
of braso and lim-carbon steel. Rozpr inz PAN 12 no,2s251-
266 164.
1. Depsu.*tment of Mechanics of Continuous Media, Institute
of Basia TechnIcal Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences,
Warsaw.

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'C7,EC1fOSLOVAK1A/a,erai(:a1 Technoloa - Chendaal Products end H-26
Their Application, Food Processing Industry.
Abs Jour : Ref Mur - Khimiya., No 1'07, 1958, 59184
Author : Litos F Kozisek R.. Fortow. J
Inst
Title : Conc3rning the Rapid DeteiTiination of Moisture, Fat and
Salt in M-,at Stuffsp Semi-Finished and Finished Produ@-Ls
Orig Pub : Prusysl potravin. 1957, 8, No 1, 46-49
Abstract : A ccMarative study was condLcted of the methods of
detc,xminIng moisture in meat, sausage, and sausage pro-
ducts, in comparison with the method of drying at 1060
with sand to a constant veight. Satisfactory results
wero provided by drying with infra rel rays at 170-1750
in it pan with a diameter of 6-,6.5 cm-
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CUCHOMMAKIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H
11beir Application, Part 3- - Food Industry.
Abs Jour: Leferat. Zhurnal Xhimiya, go 21, 1958, T2372.
Author FL Kosizek, J. Fortova.
Inst
Title Upor the Rapid Determination of Moisture, Fat and
Wt in Heat Paw Materials, Semifinished and Finished
Products .
Orig Pub: Prumys]. potravin, 1957, 8, No 2, 89-92.
Abstract: The grojrA sample (about 10 g) is put Into a
Petri cup, which has been weighed in advance,
dried 30 min. at 170 to 1750, and weighed with
an accuracy to 0.01 g. The fat content is deter-
mined by extraction and weighing either fat, or
the residue, or by the method based on the pra-
CarC 1/2

CZECHOSj,OvAKjA/ch(=Y.ce,l Technology. Chemical Products and
Their Application, Part 3. - Food industry.
Abe Tour: Referat. ZhurnaL Khimiya, Ho 21, 1958) 72372-
Uminar-S decomposition of proteins by acids. In
ordor tc actermine the salt content, a weighed sample (1
to 2 g) is drowned in U)O ml of water free ef salt and
stirred 30 min. with a glass rod, after which 1 to 2 ml
of 55,-uaL K2qrO4 solution Is added and the mixture is
titrate,1 (at a temperature not above 1*0) with 0.1 n.
AgNO soLution until a reddish color., which does nor,
-;anih f3r half a minute, appears. a-e the foregoing
report 1.2 RZbMM, 1958, 59184.
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LITOSHO A.I.
Resection of n9crosed intestine through a parareetal incision in
strangulated tmguinal harnia. MArurgtia no..2:69-70 F 155.
(NM 8:5)
1. Likhoslavll okays ralonnaya boliniteaIKalinskoy oblaati.
(SMIA ' IIIGUIMLL, complications.
strangaliLtion, surg., pararectal resection of woroved
intestine)

LITOSH, A.I.
Surgical t6rapy of a hydrocele. Xhirurgiia no.9:71 6 '53.
(KI2A 6 -. 11 )
1. Ix Llkhoolavl I sk'&Y rayonnoy bol'riitsy. (Hydrocele)

7--0 -5 YY P/ i-:;;- K
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Chemical Tachnology. Food Industry. H
Abs Jour: Ref ZhL.r-Yhimiya, No 22, 1958, 75635.
Author :444eali,_J@azhishek.
Inst : Not given.
Title : The Determination of Nitrites on Brines and
Salting Mixtures.
Orig Pub: Prumys.'L potravin, 1958, 9, No 3, 141-142.
Abstract: Modern methods for d6termination of nitrites
in bri3es and in mixtures for salting meat were
examin3d. A simple method of titration with
diazotization was suggested which 6ave accur-
ate results even in the presence of large amounts
of i-educing, sugars or nitrates. The method re-
quires additional. verification under the condi-
tions of production.
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LITOSHIM, A. K.) TOLUBINEKTY@ V. I.) OIMATSUTY3 A. P.) ati(I KTCIITGM) A. M. (Ali of
Xlef pclytechnical inrUtiite)
ItCrises of heat exchange during boiling of water in very narrow annular channels".
Report presented at the Sec-;ion on Heat Exchange During Change of Aggregate State,
Scientific Session, Council of Acad. Sci. Ukr SSR on ILIgh Wmperature Phyrit(:11, Klev,
2-4 April 1963.
Reported in lbplofizika Vyuckikh temperatur, No. 21 S(-'I)-oct .1963, P. 321, JPFS 24,651-
19,may 1964.

Xix@A'ddMM:` 19Wi@ 101-131-
Pic,
i.tk-t A@ 6Y."i 0 --,t;,6 .- asm
.'the, width:
lbOats are'madeAn-
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ight"
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mar- gwr,, s. a d 4-for--
e.:d:

LITOSHBIIKO, B.S.
Monotmermous a-tgar beet. SnIdi. Drom. 12 no.2:6o-6i Y 158.
Omm. ll:,3)
1. Sovkhoz "Kollaktivist.'
(Sagar beets)

LITOSHINKO, B.S.
Monospermous sugar beat in Kursk Province. Salch. prom. 33 no.4:57-58
AP 159- (MIU 12:6)
l.Sakhkombinat "Kollektivist."
(Kursk Province-Sugar lbeets)

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LITOSHENKO, D.L.
Usixg a set of imiversal. cams for lateral carriages of aut=atic
turrot lathes. StanA instr. 33 no.12:33-34 D 162. (JaRk 16:1)
(Cams) (Lathes)

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AUTHOR;' LitOBhko, N. N. SOV/6-59-10-11/21
TITLE: Representation of the Elements of Hydrography on
Topographical MapE,
PERIODICAL: Geodeziya i kartografiya, 1959, Nr 10, PP 35-39 (USSR)
'ABSTRACT: To give an exact representation of river sources or, mapap
topographer and editor must form a clear idea of the charac-
teristic features of the river development. The feed is one
of these features, according to which rivers may be divided
into tt-ree principal groups: groups with permanent sources,
with scurces temporarily seeping away, and with sources of
uncertain origin (as, for example, glaciers, swamps, etc.).
The author Gives some recommendations for the designation
of theve sources and the river courses themselves. River
bends L-re -to be exactly represented, and the width is to be
determined at all places where the river is easily crossed.
In addition, also the depth and the velocity of flow at these
place- qhould be entered. It is then recommended to show the
conditi.on of the river at the lowest height of the water
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Revresentation of the 'Elements of Hydrography on BOV/6-59-10-11/21
Topographical Maps
level. The author finally presents some variations of
reducing the water level to the lowest height and gives
correspond.ing recommendations.
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KOROTXOV, M.M.f inzh.; LITOV, V.A., inzh.
Sport motorboat made of duraluminum. Sudostroenie 27 no.M38-4.1
D 161. (MIRA 15il)
(Motorboats) (Duralumin)

LITOV, Yu.N., student; KALYUZHNYUK, M.N., student
@ - - --". - -
Electroosmosis in soil mixtures with varying content of clay
particles. Sbor. trud. LIIZHT no.196:95-98 162. (MIRA 16:9)

I LITOV,, Yu.N. (Leningrad)
Using pol)mers to accelerate the sinking of piles. Osn., fund. i
mekh. grun. 7 n D. 5 !65. (MITRA 18:10)

XMVSKIY, L. 0.; LITOVA, Ye-I.
@-6' " - @,-" @ - , "
In memory of Z. P. Solovlev', 75th anniversary of birth.
Med. sestra, Moskva no. 12:3-6 Dec. 1951 (CIML 21:3)
1. Blographic.!Ll sketch.

BERG, S.L., polkovnik; '10ROBIM, V.I., Icapitan pervogo ranga; GILIEO,
G.M., kapitan p@,rvogo ranga; ANA11CMIKO, A.A.; BALAKSBUIA,
BM11MOV, B.S., kapitan vtorogo ranga; BAOTIVA, G.F.; imEN.TITLA1-5,
N.V.; BUTYPINA, N.Ya.; VOLOBIYEV, V.I., kapitan pervogo ranga;
GASS, I.P.; G03YSH, N.S.; GIADI11, D.F., polkovnik,- GOLOVAITOVA, L.G.,
kand. ist. nauk; GOLUEEVA, Z.D., kand. filol. nauk; GOTICHktovA, A.I.;
MADVOUOVA R.N., IVAITOVA, B.G.; KAIUMMI, G.B.; KOVALICHUK, A.S.;
KRODIDOVA, i.A.,t LIT YA,-U.Z.; HOLCM10VA, T.I.; OhIR-11, Lo5o;
POCHESUT, A.F.; RAYTgES, V.I.; SAVINOVA, G.N.; SMUCHKINA, T.I.;
SKRYEINIKOV, R.G,j kand. ist. nauk; FUR.4YEVA, I.I.; CHIZHOVA, N.N.;
YASE-ISKAYA, L.F.; GLADIN, D.F., polkovnik; LABETSKIY, Ye.F.., pod-
polkovnik; LEBEVEV, S.M., kapitan pervogo ranga; ORDY11SHY, N.I.,
kapitan pervogo ranga; NADVODSKIY, V.Ye., podpolkovnik; DECT, L.A.,
inzh.-kontr-a&.:Lral, glav. red.; FRUIKIN, H.S.j, polkovnik, zarr. otv.
red.; LEVCIMKO, G.I., admi-ral, red.; BAKHTINA, G,F,, tekhn. red,
[Naval atlas] Morskoi atlas. n.p. Izd. Glavnogo Shtaba Voonno-
Morskofo Flota., Vol.3. 11,1aval history) Voonno-istoricheakii.
Pt.10 Text for the mapsl Opisaniia k kartam. 1959. =ii, 1%2 p.
(ILIHA 15:5)
1. Russia (1923-- U.S.S.Ro) Minieterstvo oboronyo
(Naval history)

C L
AISKSANMOV, Kikhail Tikaonov!ch; BLOOV, Aleksandr Aleks.Rndrovich;
t F &[deceased]-,
_.jQA vp@b. YANISON, Tamara Aleksandrovn
. 9?r.9,
K.K., red.; CHICU-MIN, A.R., tekhn.red.
[Preparatory operations and printing on four-page rotation machines)
Podgotovitellnys operataii i pechatanie na chetyrekhlistnoi rotatsionnoi
mashine. Moskva, Gos.ize.-vo "Iskusetvo," 1957. 30 P. (KIRA 10:12)
(Printing)

. ITICTCHENK _A.A.
-Cj
Wheat
Rixed winter-spring wheat in tl-.e Ulcraine. Sel. i sem. 1.0, No. 6, 1952.
MONTHLY LIST OF RUSSIAN ACCUSIONS. Library of Congress, September 1952. UNCLPSSIFIEL.

LITOVCHENKOY A.F.
, @ - @@' I
source of rivers in the Trans-Tli Alatau. Trudy KazNIGMI no.18;
120-128 163. (MIRA 17:4)

LITOVCHENKO, A. F.
Catastrophic mudflow inundation on the lasyk River. Meteor.
i gidrol. no. '#.09-42 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Alma-Atinskiya selestokovaya stantsiya Upravleniya
gidrometeorDlogicheakoy sluzhby KazSSSR.

LITOVOIDMO, A. G.
"Role of Tricotyledons in the Socialist Plant Induutpy,,"
Dok. AN, 27, No.8, 1940; nept. Plant Ind. Kharkov A-,rie.
Inst., -1940-.

LITOVOPMO, k.G.
Joe 194T
One Critical lutritim Period in Winter Wheat Crops,"
A. G. Litcychemko, 2f pp
"Drk Akad Nauk SON, Nova Bar" Vol LV, No 1
DescrIbes research vhIch shove that In order to avoid
d"tructive action during orItIcal nutrition period.,
mmV =at be amm with large and carefully selected
ars4n; and regilatod nutrition system Is n6-,essary
fai@ biological requirements of plant. Submitted by
Aaadmicien A. A. Rikhter, 3 Aug 1946.

LITOCUNKC, A. 0.
lUmportance, of large bize of Kernals In the Formation ef Reserve Node ol" TillerinE nrd
Overwinterirv of Plantr-@ 11 D:P)-. ANI, 55, No. 2, 1947.

Aquatic Plants
Cultivating Jesuit's nut (Trava natans L.) in bo(!ies of viater. Los. i ster)l 11, no. -7), 1952-
I!()*L:-:3-E7)- 1952
9. Monthl List of Russian Acoessions, Library of Congress, i**)@ Uncl.

24M S011/48 -231 -9-4 9/517
AUTHORS: Lit Qvnh Qa0,_X&._.U_.,@6hipitsyn, S. A.
TITLE: The Spectrographic Determination of the Ratio of the Contents
of Strontium and Calcium in Biological Objects
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya. Akademii nank SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23, Nr 9, PP 1156 - 1157 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction the fisauent occurrence of Sr and Ca is
pointed out and their similar distribution is explained by
their approximately equal ionic radius, in consequence of
which they are easily substituteable in crystal lattices. In
the transition from the soil to the plants and from the plants
to animal nature the Sr-content usually decreases compared
to the Ca-.content. The possibility of calculating the 0-r-con-
centratior in animal organs is then investigated, which is
carried ou't with four coefficients characterizing the respective
transitiot; K soil ----)hplant, K2- plant ---)p nourishment,
K3 - nourishment ---) blood Pnd K 4 - blood -----@bones. By means
Card 1/3 of these four coefficients tY.,j Sr go- content in bone is cal-

The Spectrographic Rat:teraination of the Ratio S'07/4P`2 QIJ/ =-7
of the Contents of S'.nntium and Calcium in Bidogical 3bject3
3
culated a3cording to the content in the soil. By means of
spectraL Analysis samples of individual biological ranges
were in7e3ti-ated with -,espect to the concentrations of
Sr and *.a, in which connection, for the parpooe cf reducing
the infLuence exercised by the principal components of the
sample ini increasing the reproducibility of results, a new
spark-excitation of the spectrum of the pulverized samples
was usei,,in which case the upper part of the electrode is
of copper. This spark excitation is dealt with in detail and
is supplemented by figure 2. In the same manner the discharge
circuit and the zecording Of 3pectrograms is described. In
the fir-t part the absolute concentration of Sr and Ca Rre
determined. The wave lengths of the investigated spectral
, given together with the composition of the standards,
lines are 0
the base material of which was common salt. The method employed
in this case proved to be very sensitive. A calibration curve
was constructedi from which the concentrations of the elements
and their ratio was calculated. In the second part of this
paper the coefficients were determined. Thus, a value of
Card 2/3 0.35 to 0.-95 was determined for K for various kinds of soil

The Spectrographic DE.,termination of the Ratio S0V/,8-2--0-'0/57
of the Contents of S@rmtium and Calciam in Biological Ob-jects
and plantis, and the coefficients were found to depend on the
absolutt@ i;oncentratj)n of Sr and Ca and probebl,7 on a number
of othel., oauses. There are 1 figure and 2 Soviet references@
ASSOCIATION: Spektra'..Iiiaya laboratoriya Irkutskogo gos. univt@rsiteta im.
0
A. A. Zhd,C.nova (spectroscopic Laboratory of Irkutsk State Uni-
versity ir1eni A. A. Zhdanov)
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LITOVCHENKOg G.D.; SH:[P:*.TSYN,, S.A.
-Studying the -xi maition of strontium and calcium in the biological
cycle from so'.-It. into plants and animals. 7-hur. ob. biol. 21 no.4*
297-300 Jl-Ag I (:01 (RIRA 13:7)
1. Spektral'nuyv: laboratoriya Irkutskogo goeudarstvennogo universiteta.
(KEFEFALS IN SOIL) (PLANTS-CRIZ11CAL COMPOSITION)
(WATER-COMPOSITION)

IOGANSEN, A.V.; LITOVCHEWO, G.D.
I- tI.- -1-
Conjugation effect in the infrared spectra of nitro com-
pounds. Dokl. 01 SSSSR 153 no.6.*1367-1369 D 163.
(MIRA 17-1)
1. Gosudaretv(inryy institut azotnoy promyshlennosti i pro-
duktov organicheakogo sinteza. Prestavleno akademikm A.N.
Tereninym.

IOGANSEN, A.V.; LITOV" MEMO, G.D.
Effect of interm)lecular and vibrational interactions on in-
frared absorptIon bands in nitrogo=s. Opt. i Bpektr. 16
ho. 4s700-702 ip 164. (KRA 17! 5)

IOGANSENY A.V.,- LIMUEENKO, G.D.
Characteristic bands of val.ence vibrations in inframd absorptl.on
spectra of the nitrogroup. Part 1; Experimental data and
asuignment of bands. Zhur. priki. apekt. 2 no.32243-260 Mr 165.
(MIRA 18.
-6)

--'C@m2

71
Van,
Wl
RIO
A's
r r
0 "Eli
lo

IWIMIS124p A.,'Vj
Ch=rAw.tMI8*.dc bands of valtmee vV-=tlmm of the nitro
ip=p 5m ingturad ubuorpUmq. Put- 4 0mvelatim of fre-
qL,mclw anti 2atemiltim vlth moleamIcr stracturew 2bur*
PVW, ndkt, 3 no,. 6sO8-%7 D 1655 OTVA 1911@
2, 9AdVWd,: D@OW"r 9# 1964

BUSURIN, Ya.A., radaktor; YIMBLIYANOV, S.L., redaktor; 72SAULOV. P.A.,
redaktor;
redakt or ;KRYLOV, .0P.A.. redaktor: WT_QyqBE=
SOROKIN, A.M., redaktor; KLITCHH10, A.Y., redaktor; ROMANTICH,
Te.P.. redaktor; SUCHIK, Te.T., redaktor; PAVLOVA, M.K., takhai-
cheakiy radaktor
[Par highly Productive nheep breeding; materials of the All-Union
Conference on Bbeep Breading, held In the Great Kremlin Palace in
Moscow, November 14-18, 19551 %a vysokoproduktivnoe ovtoevodstvo;
materialy Voesoluzoogo noveshchanlia no ovtoevodetvu, proiakhodiv-
shago v Moskva. v Bol'shom Kremlevskom dvortse 14-18 noiabria 1955 g.
Moskva, Goo. WI-vo sellchoze lit-17, 1936. 418 p. (MLRA 9:10)
1. Vsenqy=aoVe soveshchamiya po ovtsevadetyu. Moscow, 1955. 2.
Chlen kolegit Ministeretva seltakogo khozyaystva SSSR (for Tesaulor).
(Sheep breading-Congre 11 sell)

G.
LITOM717KO, G. R. !Tc.,otlozlmyyr-, na]aachi v
polu.gi-ubosher,:tnoL;o ouLsovoIsLva. Sov. ":C. 3,
S. 38-43. -
SO: Letopis, 110. 32, 1940,.

L.*LTOVCEIEIXO, G. R.
25141 LITOVOHNITKOr G. R. Sozdanie Novoy Otochostavennoy Porody Tonkoranny)rh
Ovets-Adtayakoy. Sots. Zhivotnoua"datuo, 1949, No 3. C. 4l-lj8
SO: Letopial No. 33, 1949

tITOVCIIE`YC,, G. R.
25857. LITOMIETY0, G. R. Kak byla sozdara altayakaga poroda
ovets v soukhozf) (Rubt.-jovskiy). Sov. zoote@bniya, 1949, 1,10. 4,
S. 44-62.
So. Letopis' Zhurn&Llnykh -Statey, Vol. 34, Moakva, 1949

38224. LIMVCH:RIKO, G. R.
0 vozra:ste pervogo pokry-tiya tonkorunnykh yarok. Sov. zootekhniya,
ig4gs No 8, s- 56-65

LITC ICHENKO, Z. R.
Technology
(Fine.wooi). Moskva, Gos. Izd-vo tekhnickhekio i ekonomicheskoi literatury po voprosam
zagotovok, 1951.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. UIICLA,3SIF'[.;D.

r- @@
ti-cllc-@EITXC, U.r".
LITUCHENY019 G.P. . Basic r-roblems of sheep bre-Aing. Y@oskva, Cos. izd-vo selkhoz,
lit-ry, 10,51. S-5 p.

1. LITOWC!7M, G. R.
2. ussR (6oc)
4. lqool; Hy'@ridization; Sl@eep
7. Tasks an( prospects of cross@)reeding in -aising productivity of sheep breeding.
T
Sov zootech. 7 no 3, 1950' -Waureat StalAnskoy PremU
Yonthlv Ust of Russian Accessions, Li):-arv of Congress, June 1952, Unclassified.

- ('. -
, I ?.
Caspian SeR Reeion - Sheep
Outlooi: for the divelopment of sheop vtising ir trriglt*@ed districts of ,-)e T 0. '/Pr 701,'7n
'Y
Valley and northern Caspipm :ion ar,in. So-. zootokch. 7 no. 9, 1052.
Monthlv List of Russian Accessions Library of Congrena 11ovember 1912. IjIXLASSii-'IEj)

L ITUV CU-l:;'KO, G., =@7ili-,U!A, T'.
Sheep
Innowttors In breeding eine-wooled gheep. Kolkh.proiz. 12 no. 5, D52.
Monthly List of Russian AccpqgjojB. Library of CoVress. November, 1952. U."'CLASSiFIED.

1. LITOVCM@PWO. 71.1 ORAWEELIDZE, M.
2. ris - R (600 )
4. Collective Farms.
7. Competition betwoen two collective fams of brotherly republics. Kolkh. proizv.
12, no. 11, 1952.
9. Month],Y List of Russ':an Accessions, Library of Congreas, March '1953. Unrlassified.

1. LITOVCHENit."), Or. R.
2. USSR (6CQ)
4. Sheep Breeding 0
7. Work results in breeding new native fine-mol sheep breedsl- TruOy VIZI 11952.
9. Monthla Ust 2f Russian Accessions Library of C:)ngress, March 1953. Unclassified.

i
i
ITTOVCM, XO 3 0. -a. I
Vopromy oytoewodetva 14ongdliskol Naroduoi Respubliki. @Q-Ussticns of sheep bra ing in the
W e@
Mmplian People's Republ@c7. Voskva,, Isd-vo Akad., =A SSSRv 1953. , p
SO: ir Ll&t of ftspian Acc*qsi2a, Vol 6 No 8 November 1953

11TOWITEMr[OP G'. R.
7807. 1ITOMENKO, Gf. II.---C)vtsev(>I.,:tvo. pod. A. 7. 7,-is----
Litovchexa]co. 14ak-lutchkal tip Dagkrigoizdat, 1954. 292 s. s ill 2-1 smk
(Trek' hle tnivc Kolkhoz. Agrozoctekhr.. Miroy. 7torcy gcd obuchenl-,-,
000 ekz. Z. r. 95 k. v. ::Pr. imor. yu. (55-2523) P 636.' ('@2)@
"10: Knizhn*.-a Letmis 1 7101.

I-TTOITCHMINKO, G. H.
7806. LITOWMNYCO, G. R.--(vcliel). poso'-Aye dlyl
yeva I g.
(lop. ";.eltkliozgiz, 3
3-Ye -1 2D.!a 1 opr. - -955 221) s. 20
I - i,,,:rozootekln. Kursy. Vtoro.-, t;
(Trekhlet,ni,,re Kolk@-Io- od oi.tichonlyn'
25.000 ekzz 4 r. 70 k. v per. (55-4-310) 636.3 (02)
i
SO: lini-zhil-I'va Tol. 7, 1.955

LITOWOMUIKO,G.R., kandidat eel 'ekokhozy&ystvsnrykh nauk
t-- -"! @:@' - : @
An Altai breed of fine-wooled sheep. Priroda 44 no.6:104-10'*'
Jo 155. (MLRA 8:7) .
1. Vaesoyusnyy nauchno-19sledovatellskiy institut zhivotnovotntva.
(Altai Territory--Sheep)

1-17
VA641-LI UY.,, A.T., daktor sellskokhosysystvannykh nauk, radaktor;
G.R., konclidet sell skokhozyayst rennykh neuk, radaktor;
'Matktor; SOKOLOYA, M.N., takhaichaskiy redaktor
(bheep brooding] Owtsevodwkvc. Izd. 5-os, Uspr. i dop.
Got. Izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry. 1957. 295 p.
(6heep)

ROGOZIF. G.H.; IK.IYNKOV. K.Yu.. kand. sel'skokhozyaystvenrqkh "an ; UBANOTIL,
A.A,, kard. sel'skokhosyayetvanufth nauk; RUKYANTMA, T.T.;
TRU11OLTUbffp B.A., kand. eel IskokhozyVetvennykh nauk; XMI'ATTSW.
?.I., doktor sel'skokhozynystyenrqkh nauk; LITOYCEMOO G,B,, )mxA.
eel likobhosysystvauVkh nauk; KOLMOT, 101ITMOT,
G.G.. daktor sellskokhozyaystyanny1di nauk; BADIROUN, G.G., doktor
eel Iskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; ITANOVA, A.A.; KAXALROV, A.P.; AWATSKIT'
I.P.; SPIRIMNOT, A.L., kand, sel'skokhospystvannykh nauk; MMOTO
G.G.; RMIKOV, N.A., red*; ITANOTA, A.Wo, red.: ZUBRILINk. Z.P..
tekhIle red.
[Icanoulas and organization of stockbreeding on collective :@:irmsj
IkonDmilm I organlzataiia zhivotuoyodstva Y kolkhozakh. Kool",iim,
Go@. izd-vo sellkhos. lit-ry, 1958. 550 P. (KIRA111:7)
it
(Stock and stockbreeding) ri

A
USSR / Farm Animals. Small Horned Stock. q-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., Vo 23, 1958, 105641.

Author ; 'Lr'ft)j rj
JAf- nko. G. R.
Inst : Not giv-an.
Title : Cortain Problems of Podi roe Work in 3hoop

Brooding (for Discussion
T
Orig Pub; 0vtsovodstvo, 1958, No-4, 15-20.
Abstract: The requiromonts for the approval of now bri:j
ICIS
:
are described. The incroase of 11lool '3roducti,,on
can be achieved by tho dovolopmont of fino-w6,01
and somi-fino-wool shoup broiding in now dig-
tricts whoro it is oxpodiont to produco now i
broods, -ihich disponsas with the naod of pre-,
serving tho unity of old broo4s. For the sue.-
cessful dovolopia-unt of a brood, in its structkro
there should bo several pcdigrood flocks, brolld-

30(l) SOV/25-59-4 -14/44
AUTHOR: Litovchenko, G.R., Candidate of Agricultural Scienceci , Honored
Maist of the 11SPSR
TITLE: The Golden Fleece (Zolotoye runo)
PERIODICAL: Nauka i zhitn', 1959, Nr 4, pp 33-36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes recent developments in USSR shee p breed-
ing. One of the main problems consists in increasin @ the
number of fine-fleeced sheep which, however, can onl i
g be
bred in favorable climatic conditions. Soviet scientl ists
solved the problem by crossing the local coarse-fleec ild sheep
with a highly productive fina-fleeced variety and obt h,ined
a )iybrid having - in most cases - a fine fleece, whic ".1 is
today successfully bred in Kazakhstan, West, Siberia, !
'She
Urals and Volga regions. During the past 30 years, 1 1: new
breeds have beert developed in the USSR. Leading bree @iing
sovkhozes received 7-8 kg wool of the Groznyyand Stav l:opo
bxeed on the average, and up to 23 kg from the best s ieep.
Another problem is to make better use of rams, e.g. b,
,, arti-
1
ficial insemination. In 1957, more than 17,000 sheep 'lwere
Card 1/2 fertilized by the semen of one ram. In the Vsesoyuz@ l'y in-

The Golden Fleece SOV/25-59-11-14/44
stitut zhivotnorodsi-,va (All-Union Institute of Cattlel Raising)
artificial insemination was juccessfully carried outlunder
the direction of Academician V.K. Milovanov, using sfmen kept
for a long time in a temperature of 170 01 below zero.1 Another
method is to dry the semen and keep it in powder fortn. The
results of teLts carried out in this direction holdL-ood
prospects for the future. In order to increase thel"
fertility
of ewes, a blood serum of mares in foal has been su&'essfully
applied for stimulating the formation of additionalj@';vules.
Furthermore, fodder and maintenance condition influElnee breed-
ing to a large extent. By using radioactive isotopEls the
Akademiya nauk SSSR (AS USSR) and the All-Union Insilitute of
Cattle Raising, are engaged in research on the histcilogic
structure of the skin of various sheep varieties and in this
connection on the quality and quantity of wool. Th(ire are
5 photos and 1 chart.
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LUKIYAMMKO, P.P., akademik (Krasnodar); CHEPIWKO, S.F.., prof. (Aichurinsk);
LITOVCHMO Q R Imad. seliskokhozyaystvennykh nauk; EMENIKOV, V.A.;
t@@t I
-=VW0-V-I A.L., prof.; CHERNIGOVSKIY., V.N.; DUBROVSM, A.A.;
BAKHTADZE,, K.Ye.,, akadepik (Stantoiya Chakva)
Great strides of Soviet science. Nne nat. no.ll-..3., 27j, ill., .33,, 35--36
0162. (MIfL4 k6:5)
I. Cbleny-korrespondenty Vi;esoyuznoy akademii sp1'WwkbojxyqMtv9m**h
nauk imeni Lenina (for KorenIkov Slivanov). 2,, Deystvitellayy
chlen Akademii nauk SSSR (for Cbarnigovokiy)? 3. RukovoUtell
laboratorii Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo inati 1"uta
mokhaniz4taii sel'okogo khozyaystla (for Wbrovskiy).
(Science news)

Ya'AUIHVA, P.A., kand. sellklioz.nauk, red.; LITOVCHENKO G R
i-L-- @** ) .
doktor sellkhoz. nauk, red.; GROYOVA,
F,ROKOFfYE*VL, L.N., tekhn. red.; BALLOD, A.I., tekhn. red.
[Sheep farming! Ovtsevodstvo. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 191
719 p. (Sheep) (MIFA l6tl2)

KLIMOV, N.M.; BUTRIMENKO, V.P.; VSYAKIKH, A.S., prof. LITOVCHENKO, -
0 R - KOLOBOV,. G.M.; KOZHZVNIKOV, Ye.V.,- ALDL4YEV,- V.A.;
-I@kkvl V.S.;.MAKARUVp A.P.; GRIGORIYEV, Ye.P., red.;
IDZINP M.A., red.IGUREVICH, M.M., takhn. red.
[Animal husbandry] Zhivotnovodstvo. Moskvex, Sellkhozgiz,
1.959. 477 p. (MRA 16:3)
(Stock and qtockbreeding)

S/103/60/021/()08/003/014
B012/B063
AUTHOR: Litovehenlcog Is A, (Moscow)
TITLt: A Problem of Optimum Control
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, 1960, Vol. 21, No. 8,
pp. 1122-1133
TEXT: In the present pap er, a variation problem iB to be solve,1 for a
general cases Equationa (1.1) are *written down for the motion of a point
A (center of nass of a controlled bodi-) which approaches the ta::get B
(another body) according to the law of proportional approach. N@xtt the
optimization of this process is studied. The control function dapends on
the position of the "rudder" and is given at the section of tho numerical
axis. The authar makes use of B. V. Shirokorad's criterion for the optimum
control and of A. Miele's method of parametrical representation of the con-
trol function ' (t) (Refs. 2 and 3). This method makes it possible to re-
duce this problem to the problem of the Mayyer type and to use themethods
of classical calculus of variations. The set of equations (1.1) is trans-
formed into (1.2),and the variation problem of the Mayyer type (Refs 9) is
formulated in the following manner: For the class of the functions
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A Problem of Optimum Control S/103/60/021/dO8/003/014
B012/B063 i
X1(t)l X2(t), x 3(t), p(t), which satisfy the equations of motiorl (1.2) and
I
the boundary conditions (1.3). it nec@q5@ry to determine Buck! a system
2 _ X The solution is olitained from
of functions as mould minimize x@'Y
the class of piecewise smooth functions x and x The p(t) 1-lunctione
1' X2 3* 1'
may be unsteady in the first order. First, the,author studies a',3peCial
case for he assumes that I - x,! and, - x1; be very small,',as i fro-
r ;X2 B
quently the casei in praoticoo is the angle of the trajecfor;@'of the
c
target B. "he v&riation problem of the Mayyer type is formulatit@ti for this
special case, the Lagrangian is introduced, and the Puler equations (2-5)
are written down. The last of these equations shows that the op@,imum tra-
jectory, if there is any, may be composed of three branches* Mie shown
- 1 is an optimum, i.e., (2) (1 The t ime
it yields 1,
that the branch rI XI
t(2) i
of entrance! into the pursuit triangle is studied for an oplimum con-
trol with - 1, aftor which the general case is examined. Proc.@Jeding from
equations (1.2) and the ganeral variation -problem, the solution;ie found in
the same way as in the special case. It is shown that the traje@!;tory
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A Problem of Optimum Control
3 60 021 OPS/003/014
B012 Bo63
in really an optimium, B. V. Shirokorad and A. U..-Le-t.or-are thank-*,id for
having -suggested this subject and for their interest in this worh. There
are 5 figures and 10 references: 7 Soviet and 2 US.
SUBMITTEDi December 16p 1959
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AUTHOR: Litoveh ikp.,_j.. A. (Moscow)
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TITLE: The isoperimetric problem of analytical desian
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telemekhanika, v. 22, no. 12, 1z16l,
1553-155S,
TEXT: The author attempts to explain the effect of integi' -al coor-
dinate and controller velocity limitations on the structu:7e of an
optimum regulator minimizing the integral quadratic error of the
system. The isoperimetric variational problem is presentel as the
motion of a certain class of closed-loop control systems described
by the set of differential equations
9k = '%k bk*to,( + mk 0 (1)
ul@ i9 _=
where bkr4 and mkare constants,Lk @ phase coordinates;_@ = the con-
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troller coordinates subjected to the isoperimetric condition
00
S2 dt C)
0
It is shown that condition (2) puts on the variation of Vhase co-
ordinates of an unstable object limitation
m B,
7b (12)
Here 10 = @(o);@ and I satisfying a closed system of equations
bl + mS, ma b@,
ON
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These limitations determine the reg-_'on of those initial values, for
which the isoperimetric problem has a solution, A similar case for
a system of the n-tb. order is extremely complex and it is possible
only to assume that from the physical point of view, and Jn this
case with instability, limitations of type (12) are E,lao valid .
Thus with the isoperimetric condition of (2) the control c;f L de-
pends on-ji and @io (i = 1, n). If another condition
ILI @@'
(13)
of the saturation type Is added to the isoperimetric cond:.tion (2)
the following results are obtained: 1) If the initial sys-*.em vari-
ations satisfy
Z.j Pi@io (14)
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then the shape of the optimum phase locus is determined on Ily by the
condition (2), since if (14) is satisfied, the locus never reaches
the boundary equation 1@;J= &. 2) If the condition (2) does,,not ap-
ply, then the optimum locus should include boundary region'r, for
which if) = F_ . The optimum locus is understood to be the o, ie which
sa'cisff'es only the necessary conditions of optimum. The author ex-
presses his gratitude to A. M. Letov for his assistance. Tihere are
2 figures and 5 Soviet-bloc references,
SUBMITTED: March 16, 1961
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LITOVCIIENKO, I.A. (Moskva)
Conccrning the isoperimetric problem of analytical design. Avtom.
i telem. 22 no.12:1553-1-559 D '61. (114IRA '4-12)
(Automatic control) I

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3CMCZ COW I
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now

0 a sta6 subject to absp cofi@ constraint*
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SOUM i AvUis kP.A.,telam1hanika. Y.0 266 nve 8# 1965# IAI-1323

@TOPX @TA9 11 tbrol. auUmatia control tachnoloor
LU @mg @@

MTRkCTt the article IntrodZes a nw ty" of control cowltvainte catLed a
CO-nstraint, which has 11 pbysical --sense anti takss the form

in ove ceae,,
0 4iZ ns +ao* Iti another case.'
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ittes utdch
ofAho mwrimum is used to elucidate Sam Peculia-r
Pontryagin's priiwipli
are, introduced into optimirAtior prAlams bV this type of constraint whon Li. tit
Is md 6oundaries

2 are fixed*, The case of stop constrabits with mobile love
i Ji, J i
is cons1dezed.&ep&r&tA3,ya An mrfimWle in givem The,-author thanks B., So, RszwdkWW
id6rvAtiono' 1he aW%or allo thanks As He LetOT-for his w1diviled attention
for his
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is usieftl disowgjQ=47-Qvjg6 a-ris, hsg I pf:i
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