"SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LYAPIN, A.I. - LYAPIN, YE.S."

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SHIPOV, G.A 'I
Using shuttles of less weight in textile plants. Prom. anarg. 12 no-3:
.25 Mr 157. (MLRA 10:4)
(Spinning machinery)

LYAPIIN and KREMENETSM, N. D.
.~ -P. ILL.,
"Reconstruction of Irrigation Network in Cotton Planting Collective F~jrms
of Central Asia" paper presented at the Third International Congress on
Irrigation and Drainage, Son Francisco, 29 Apr-4 May 1957
C-3,800,020

USSR / Cultivatcd Plmts. Plants for . Tcjchpicc:l
oil Plants, Su-ar Plants.
Lyn Pau I A. N. 0
,Ibs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., Ko 8, 1953, No 34720
Author : Ly,-,-.pin, _-I.N -
Inst W 3ciontific Rcsoarch instituto
Title Expori,:i~;nt I.-rith Illod~)rato _Ratag of Irri-ation
in Squaarc;-'PoIcket
orJL3 Pub IKhlopI:ovodstvo, 1957, Nlo 6, 51-55.
Abstract P(;sults of the study of irriGation -,,othods on
cxporir-,catal ~.iodcl amas of collcctiv~~ far._-io
coaductod by tlao jrl.~,SRT , have lod to thc!'ollow-
in- conclusions with irriSation of non-salin(.~
soils with a doop --round water levol: _-od,~rat,~,
irri-ation nor,;.is (800 to goo 113/h); ~ppliod to
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USSR / Cultivat,:;d Pl-..nt3. PL'Iilto for Tc;cIl-Ljjcol Us,,
Ojil .21cntr,. pjj 1:
_lilt G.
Abs jour R,~!' Zhur - 3101., 1s")58, 170 34720
trcnchos with Pronouncod sio-Dos (approxi.-;ZtCly
0.010;~); the wat_~r rate 311ould no' Oxc~.--d
0.03 to 1.1 liter p-,r Fj~~cojyj so .,,,3 uc)
was'aOut of the furr-ws. t id
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124-57-2- 1909D
Translation from-. Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 2, p 62 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Lyapin, A N.
6
TITLE-. Investigation of the Tangential Accelerations in Prismatic and
Channeled Flows of a Real Fluid (Issledovaniye tangent sial'nykh
uskoreniy v prizmaticheskikh i ruslovykh potokakh real!:.-Ioy
zhidkosti)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry on the author's dissertation for the degree
of Candidate of Technical Sciences, presented to the Gos. gidrolog.
in-t (State Hydrology Institute), Leningrad, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Gos. gidrolog. in-t (State Hydrology Institute), Leningrad
1. Fluid flow--Analysis
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Lyllqp//V~ 41Y,
124-11-12698
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, NY 11, p 53 (USSR)
AUTHOR: _Iyapin, A. N._
TITLE: On the Causes of the Meandering of Streams.
(0 vozniknovenii izvilistosti rusel)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. gidrolog. in-ta, 1956, Nr 56(110), pp 103-117
ABSTRACT: Consideration is given to the various causes that may contribute to the
meandering of natural streams. Analyzing the equations of motion and
assuming an empirical law of the variation of accelerations arising in
the stream flow, the Author arrives at a conclusion on the formation
of periodic or quasi-periodic motions in the stream flow. This, in
turn, leads to "meandering". The nature of such motions, the A. main-
tains, lies in the stability of Ehe curvilinear currents. A mathema-
tical analysis of the stability of such motions is not given.
Bibliography: 18 references. Ye. M. Minskiy
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Y #q P 1 1), IV
AUTHOR: Lyapin, A.N. , Candidate of T1achnical Sciences; 99-6-6/9
TITLE: "Exploitation of Hydro-Melioration Systems", (Ekspluatatsiya
gidromeliorativnykh sistera)
PERIODICAL: "Gidrotekhnika i Melioratsiya", 1957, Nr 6, PP 51-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In order to meet the need for manuals on the subject of hydro-
melioration at technical schools, a textbook on this subject
was published by a group of authors (S.R. Cffengenden, A.D.
Panadiagi, S.P..Trombachev, M.I. Yarushin, N.D. Kremenetskiy,
G.S. Kagan, I.G. Nikolayev and Ye.G. Trubacheva). The textbook,
called "Ekepluatatsiya gidro-meliorativnykll sistem" (Operation
of Hydro-Melioration Systems), is based on the "Directives for
the Tdchnical Operation of Irrigation Systems", recently issued
by the Ministry of Agriculture. As much as there was a demand
for such a publication, a number of deficiencies must be men-
tioned. The manual contains no separate chapter on irrigation
and drainage, the problems of silting and cleaning of canals
are not mentioned, insufficient instructicna are given on gener-
al maintenance of canals and installations, etc.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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LYAPIN, A.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; OKULICH-KAZARIN, E.L., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Leveling ir-igated areas on collective and state cotton farms, Trudy
SMIIIRI 93:69-114 '58. 14 ~ - "
(Leveling) (Irrigation)

KONM TIYEV, Nikolay Yevgenlyevich. kand.tekhn.nal3k;,LTAPIN,,-Aleksey
Nikoli~ygvich,,,_kand.tekhn.nauk; POPOV, Igor' Vladimirovich,
kax~Ggeogr.nauk; PINIKOVSKIY, Stepan Iosifovich, m1adshly
nauchnyy sotrudnik; YEDOROV, Nikolay Mikolayevich, kand.takha.
nauk; YAMIN, Ivan Ivanovich, kand.tek-hn.nauk; GROSVIAN, R.V.,
red.; VLADIMIROV, O.G., takhn.red.
[Channel process] Ruslovoi protsess. Pod red. N.R.Kondratieva.
Leningrad, Gidrometeor.izd-vo, 1959. :370 P. (MIRA 13:1)
(Hydrology)

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AUIHOR:
TITLE,
PERIODICAL:
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Lyapin, A. N.
Flow About a Long Sandbank by t.'.1e River Current
Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1,059, Nr lo, pp 1-1) - 2. (USSR)
ABSTRACT; Contrary to the theoretical scheme of the article mentioned in
reference 1 , which is based cn the consideration of the separaticr,
cf the turbulent boundary layec from the bottom, this iniesti-
gation is based on the j,"act that the currents in the river bed
are discrete (Ref 2), as well as on a hypothesis established by
the author in a previous parer- (R-ef 4). The author made use of
investigations of the current along two sandbanks carried out
on the right bank (in summer '1958) of the smaill. ri-ver Yulyayoki
on the Karel Iskiy isthmus., The formation of the long sandbank by
the flood has already beer) described by 'he author (Ref 4), In
this paper, the dynamic characteristics of "he current in a de-
for-med river bed are investigated~ The sandbank is fairly long,
and the opposite bank is comparatively near. The current is there.
fore regarded as a one-dimen3ional, t-hat is to say, a plane current,
in which the streamlines in the surface layers and those near th~
bottom remain parallel to one anotner. This simplification allows
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Flow About a Long Sandbank ty the River Current SOV/5c, -59- lo-V2--
file if the dissipation of' energy and t~he gradient of' th,~ river
bed vary. Analysis of the variat.l.on c-f the freri surface pr-trmitt?
the formulation of the condition for the possibillty of a whirl-
pool movement within the area of th~- sandbank. For--iulas 112),"Z),
and (14) are deduced here, Thp latter allow fcr an analysis of the
variation in the sandbank shape. also when the dissipation of ener-
gy vares. Figure 4 (Diagram) illusrcrate6 that increasing dissipa-
tion leads to a decrease in the relative velcc,-,ty, i.e. to a
narrowing of the current in outline. Thus, the sandbank -aperp,
and is shortened. The abOVE~ formulas, which were deduced for a
horizontal river bed, make it possible to take the gradient of
the river bed into account by varying a certain coefficient for
every single angle of inc2ination. There are 4 figures and 5
Soviet references
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LYAPIN, A.N.
*i-ro,-S,i-v-e,-,p'o'vrer of strnams with andiment transportation in
the form of sand waves. Trudy GGI no.69:41-69 '59.
(MIRA 12:6)
(Hydrodynamic 3)

LYAPIN$ A.N.
Dynamic characteristics of the flow of a stream around islands and
bank projections. Meteor.i gidrol. no.503-36 My 161.
(KM 14:4)
(Hydrology)

IIA IN.-A.&,Iaureat Stalinskoy premii, kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent;
OKIIICH-KAZARIN, E.L.., aspirant
Leveling the surface of irrigation tracts in cotton planting
regiona. Trudy TIIDSMI no.1:75-94 155. OMA 15:4)
1. Wedra. vodosnabzheniya Taahkentskogo instituta inzhenerov
irrigatsii i makhanizatsii sel'skogo khozyaystva (for Lyapin).
2. Sredneaziatskiy nauchm-issledovatellskiy institut irrigatsii,
Tashkent (for Okulich-Kawin).
(Cottm.-Irrigation)

LYAPINJ, A.N.
-
Turn in the river flcn4 with cavitation at the convex bank.,
Meteor. i gidrol. na.9sl9-27 S 162. 1 (MIRA 15:8)
1. Gosudarstwennyy -g!Ldrologicheskiy institut.
(Rivers)

I,yAtl!N# AwNc.
Calaidutior. of 4-,hannel. dofOrmationA; !tn:! pl--na
prcA)lema. Tmily 001. nn-,116il9~31 144, ( M 1P A 17 ~~ 1 c~ )

LYAPIN) A.N., kand. teklin. nauk
Study of near-bottor. channel trnab,,~:eri-ia, -* -- -,.
" L -
ll,-,20 Mr T65, -2:")
I. Gosudarstvennyy gAdrologichegkiy Inot-itut.

, Audrey PaTlOVich
--iieR .
[The irincipal economic problem of tfie U.S.S.R.j Oanovnata
ekonomichookaia zadacha SSSR. Moskva, 1957 50 P. (MLEA 10;5)
(Russia-4conomic policy)

LYAFIN.. Audrey Pavlovioh, redaktor: KAXAROVA, M.P. . redaktor; GLIBARRVA,
re ktor
(A collection of articlen on economic problems] Sbornik statai po
ekonomicheakim vopronam. HoBkva, Alcad,-,miin obohchostvannykh nauk
pri T8K K?85. 1997, 255 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(Ruests-Rconomic rdl,~C!-)

UYAPIII A.F,-profd, glav. red.; DOROSHEV, I.A., prof,, red.; KULIKOVt
A.G., dotsent, red.; GRZHFGORZHEVSKIY, A.N.~ dotsent, red.;
KUDRYAVTSEV, S.P., red.; PROKOPIYEV, S.P., red.; NAUMOV, K.M.,
tekhn. red.
[Labor productivity problems during the period 9f the building of
communism] Voproey proizvoditellnosti truda v period stroitel'stva
kommunizma. Moskva, Izd-vo VPSh i AON pri TsK KPSS, 1961. 430 p.
(MIRA 14-8)
1. Moscow. Akademiya obshchestvennykh nauk.
(Labor productivity)
4

ALUKHVERDYkN, D.A., prof.; AMINOV, A.M., doktor ekon. nauk; AGLAS,
M.S., prof.; DIYACHENKO, V.V., dots.; ZLOBIN, I.D., prof.;
KADYSHEVP L.A., dots.; KARNAUKHOVA, Ye.S., prof.; KOTOV, G.G.,
prof.; LEVITANUS, I.M., dots., LIVSHITS, A.L... dots.; LYAPIN,
-A.P., prof.; MAKAROVA, M.F., prof.; MASLOV, P.P., prof.;
SONIN, M.Ya., doktor ekon.nauk; SOROKIN, 0,M.;-STRUMILIN, S.G.,
akadernik; TUMANOVA, L.V.1- dots.; TUROVTSEVI, V.I.J* dots.;
FIGURNOV, P.K., prof.; MOKHOVA, N.I., dots., red.; SHCHERBAKOVA,
V.V... dots., red.; SHVEYTSER, Ye.K., red.; MURASHOVA, V.A.,
tek.hn. red.
[The economics of socialism]Politicheakaia ekonomiia sotsia-
lizma. Izd.2., perer. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola,
1962. 614 P. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Chlen-korrespondent kkademii nauk SSSR (for Sorokin).
(Economics) (Commmism)

1TAPIN, D.P.; IMAS, A.D.; MOGILINIKOV. S.F.; RUDOT, V.N.
low developments in conducting preparatory mine work. Ugoll 29 no.5:
37-40 MY '54. (MLRA 7:6)
1. DonUGI. (Coal mines and mining)

LYAPIN., D. P.
News in Preparatory Mine Wori-ings. Minno Delo (Vining), #2:40:Feb 551

LYAPINI D.P.; YATSKIKH, V.G.; KOWMV, N.I.,- SHUMIWV, V.V.
The over-all machani4ation of cleaning and preparation work.
Mekh. trud. rab. 10 no.9:5-9 S 156. (MLM 9:10)
(Coal mines and mining)

LYAPIN D.F.- MOGIL'NAXOV, S.V.; PASTUSHKOV, M.T.; RUDENKO, P.F.
%% f'_ 7 -fi-I -,
Mechanizing labor-consuming operations in cutting development
openings. Ugoll 31 no-5:11-15 My '56. (MLRA, 9:8)
1. Donetakiy nauchno-isaledovatellakiy ugolInyy institut.
(Coal mining machinery)

LTAPIN, D.P., inzh.; KOKAROV, N.I., inzh.; TATSKIKH, V.G., inzh.
_~_ I
t ~" !"OTIO-111 . ,
wr""_'_The over-all mechanization of cleaning and preparstory work.
Mekh.trud.rab. 11 no.8:25-27 Ag 157. (KIRA 10ill)
(Coal mines and mining)

KOJIDRASHLiT. F.S., inzb.; LTAPIN, D.P., inzb.; PRIVRWV, V.P., inzh.
Stoping without miners. Bezop.truda v prom. 4 no.1:12
Ja 160. (MTRA 13:5)
(Coal mines and mining)

LYAPIN., D.P..-,-inzh.; YATSKIKH, V.G., inzh.; YUJOVSKIY, L.A., inzh.;
CHEBOTKOV, I.P., inzh.i OVCHAROV, V.S., inzh.
Coal mining without miners using the UPD sawin,a machine in
developing the "Izvestniachka" seam of I)zez*zhinsku,,oll Trust
0
Artem Mine,, Sbor.DonUGI no.20:3-15 161. (MIRA 15-6)
(Donets Basin--Goal mines and mining)

I
J,YAPItL,-jQ,L,, Inzh.; KONDRASHEV, F.S.; 1-11001.,'NIKOV, RUDEEIIKO, P.F.
Results of industrial test3 in the Donets Basin of' the new
technology of rrdning steeply dipping seams with the drilling
and blasting method without thp presence of mon in the stope.
Sbor.DonUGI no.2009-58 161. (MIRA 15-6)
(Donets Basin-Coal mines and mining) (Blasting)

STARODUBTSEV, V.L., inzh.; KONDRASHEV, F.S., inzh.; LYAPIN, D.P., inzh.;
OPREDELENNOV, Me... inzh.
Effect of the worked-out level on the gas conditions of the
underlying block. Sbor.DonUGI no.20359-76 161. (~aRA 15:6)
(Mine gases)

LY.I.PIN, D.P., inzh.; KONDFASEN, F.S., inzil.; SlukFA, B.F., inzh.
New techniques in coal ninin- in 3',eor. oea.'-.s. 33ezop.truda v prom.
5 no.1:10-3-1 Ja 161. - . (MMA 14:2)
1. Done-tskiy nauchno-issiodovatelt-Aiy u,t,'ol'ny-j institut.
(Coal minea and --ini!,--Technoloje.;~1 imiovations)

. . I - *,. 1 i t - i, .;
T, Yf, r, 11, 1 y D.F., Anzh.; K01MROV, 1'.1., -z.
ns s -i b a rc a c n
unit :~~etl
-ng in ~ lie Don~i t. - r.

LYM-i-, F. fx.
4?4112: F. YA. CqdzhICJ-IIcs*.ciy institut. Zapizki ?,idkh. s-kh
in-ta t 1, 1)4,8, c 17-2L.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnal.l.nykh Statey, Vol. 47, 194~

LYAPIN, G. (Yiyev)
national task. Zhil.-kom. khoz. 12 no-4:23-24 Ap f62. (MIRA 15:7)
(Kiev-Chi-ldren's clubs)
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107-57-2-16/56
AUTHOR: -14:g, ~nG. (065509, Novosibirsk)
TITLE: VHF Long-Distance Communications. Short and Ultrashort Waves
(Dallniye svyazi na UKV. Korotkiye i ulltrakorotkiye voiny)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1967, Nr 2, p 18 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A report on long-distance communications established by radio
amateurs of Novosibirsk in 1956. On August 13, contact was established
between Novosibirsk and UA9KWA (Ufa), 043043 and 043015 (Bashkir ASSR).
On September 21, 1956, radio amateur Kolesnikov (065507, Novosibirsk)
established communication with Simonov (068005, Novocherkassk). Later
Novosibirsk radio amateurs Voznyuk (065501), Orlov (065508), Kolesnikov
(065507), Lyapin (065509), Rumyantsev (065513), and others, established
many contacts with Novocherkassk radio amateur Skrypnik.(068030); Gatilov
(068017) established communication with Kravchenko (068003, Rostov-na-
Donu), and also with Borisenko (033503, Zaporozhlye), Rozhkov (033501),
Krymskij, (033508); contacts were als-t made with these Taganrog radio
amateurs: Nikullchik (068021), Gobyato (068040), bubkov (068055), and
Kabanov (068042). Sometimes Novosibirsk was lucky enough to get in
touch with Shchebenkov (070507, Smolensk), Vollskiy-(070504, Smolensk);
with Gruzov (077513, Moscow), Belyayev (077642, Moscow); and with
Goncharenko (031013, Gors~). Most of the stations were heard with RSM
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107-57-2-16/56
VHF Long-Distance Communications. Short and Ultraihort Waves
475 and some with 595. On September 24, 1956, at 12.20 hours Moscow time,
a contact was established between Novosibirsk (065507) and Kaunas (UP2KBC)
at the distance of 57000 Im. On October 7, 1956 a contact was held for
15 minutes between Khabarovsk (051501) and Novosibirsk (065507 and 065509).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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SOV/115- 59-2-15138
AUTHOR: Nenyukov, V.P., Zhmur, A.C., Lyapin, G.L.
TITLE: Use of a Ballistic Pendulum for Graduation of an Accel-
erometer (Primeneniye ballisticheskogo mayatnika d1ya
graduirovki datchikov uskoreniy)
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya tekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, pp 29-3~_
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes the accelerometer, previously
described in the article: "A bonded wire strain-gauge
type accelerometer". Exp. Stress. Anal. 1953, Vol 6,
Nr 3, E.W. Kartuner, Sherwood Holt. There are 1 graph,
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AUTTIORS: Nenyukov, V.P., Zhmur, A.S. and Lyapin, G.L.
TITLE: Piezoelectric Accelerometers
SOV/115-59~5-11/27
PERIODICAL: Izmeritellnaya Tekhnika, 1959, Nr 5, pp 17-19 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The piezo quartzmeter is designed to indicate sudden acceleration.
It has a cylindrical shape and a thread on the bottom to fix it
to the object which is to be 'measured. The upper part has a hexa-
gon shape. Pig.l: The instrument has an inner channel, which is
pressed into a plexiglass plug insulating the piezo quartz plates
from the steel housting. To achieve a better distribution of
pressure, a hardened plate ground against test glass is laid under
its end. Detween the piezo quartz plates, an intermediate plate
is fixed to serve as a "vis iner-tiae". Both sides of the surface
are also edged with test glass. The article now gives the theore-
t.ical conditions for smooth functioning. If the conditions are
met9 accelerations of 20 to 20,000 g can be measured. The sensi-
tivity is steady. To raise the sensitivity Ti-Ba plates can be
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SOV/115-59-5-11/27
Piezoelectric Accelerometers
they are sensitive to temperature. The conditions for assembling
the instrument follow. Fig.2 shows the switching to adjust the
instrument. The adjustment and possible variations of types are
discussed. The weigh of the inert body is 1.2 gr. With an accel-
eration of 1000 g a capacity of 500 mkmkF results on the quartz
surfaces, which corresponds to 0.1 V. Because of the high sensi-
tivity amplifiers used are in most cases weak. There are I dia-
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8/11 Y60/000/007/006/01 1
B019 B058
AUTHORS: Nenyuk ~~V. I" Zhmur, A. S.9 Lyapin, G. L.
TITLE: A Tensiometric Acceleration Pickup D\
TEXT: The two types of pickups developed for the measurement of linear
accelerations are mentioned in the introduction. Type A was developed
at the Leningradakiy politekhnicheakiy institut (Leningrad Polytechnic
Institute), and type B was developed later, in consideration of the
shortcomings of type A. Two small cups made from duralumin (Fig. 1) are
used in type A as sensitive elements, while the body of the pickup it-
self is rigid and also made from duralumin. Two tensiometric converters
connected in a bridge (Fig. 2) are used for the conversion into electric
signals of the deformations of the small cups, developing through the
acceleration, and the determination of the expansive forces is discussed
in detail. The main data of the pickups of type A of various dimensions
are given in Table 1. A uniform duralumin cylinder is used as sensitive
element for the acceleration pickup of the type B. This very thin
PERIODICAL: Izmeritelinaya tekhnika, 1960, No, 7, pp. 28 - 30
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A Tensiometric Acceleration Pickup S/115/60/000/007/006/011
B019/BO58
aluminum cylinder is inserted into a cylindrical body and has thickenings
at its ends for the purpose of fixing and a thickening in the middle for
the fixing of an inert body. The sensitivity of this pickup can be ad-
justed to the conditions required by a variation of the inert massp and
relevant details are discussed with the aid of Figs. 4 and 5. The data
of models of the type B pickup are listed in Table 2, and the
authors discuss the use of wire converters for the conversion of the ex-
pansive forces. There are 5 figures, and 2 tables.
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.Naxi-angan Cit-y Veterinary Hospital, Uzbek SSR
"Treatment of theileriasis with sulfantrol."
SO: Veterinarija 27(3),. 1950, p. 20
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodder Grasses and Root Crops. M-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 2, 1959, No. 6309
Author
Inst :-Not-given
Title : Increased Utilization of Potassium Fertilizers
Under Lupine
Orig Pub :Zemledeliye, 1958, No 3, 17-19
Abstract :This is a generalizaticn based on data accumu-
lated over a period of 40 years on the
effectiveness of potassium fertilizers on
annual lupine in various zones of the USSR.
In almost all the experiments, potassium
fertilizers Increased the yield of grain of
lupine by 2 - 4 cwt/ha or more. The author
relates the effective action of single
potassium fertilization on lupine to the
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USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodder Grasses and Root Crops. M-3
Abs, Jour Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 2, 1959, No. 6309
reduction of the vegetation period which it
causes, the increase in activity of tuber
bacteria and increased resistance to unfavorable
weather conditions. At the same time it is
noted, that K Increases the content of albumin
in the seeds of lupine as well as the yield
of subsequent crops. By using experimental
data the author determined that 1 kg/ha of the
active substance in potassium fertilizers can
produce 6 kg of lup-ine seeds and 165 kg of
green mass. -- V. V. Prokoshev
Card 2/2

HIKITI'44, V., master; GRISM, M,,, brigadir olecarey; GORYUNOT, L., slesar';
TSRBHOV, T., elesar'; ZHIGAREV, B., slesar'; KONOVALOV, V.,
1 91 e is a r I ; ~ LTAPJ~H, * JC
, elessr'; NOSOV, P., slesar'; TAMOT, P.,
mashinise ~;40 1, .
When will the new acethylene generator be put into produation?
Izobr. i rate. no.10:114 0 158. (MIRI 11:11)
(Aoothylene generators)

LYAPIN.-K., inzh.
All-Union Public Inspection of the Quality of Construction.
Zhil. stroi. no.lOt25-30 165. (MIRA 1811l)

KASINTSEV, I., lnzh.; KRYNSKIY, G., inzh.;-qAFIN,_~~j, lnzh.; STEPANYUK, Ye.p
inzh.
What inspection has shown. Zhil. stroi. no.11:29-31 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

-,,LYAP.Uly M.A.1 inzha; OLYUNIN, V,V.,
Enriahment of sand-gravel mLxetj in co,,Iical sieves, Stn"I'. n1lit.
10 noa919-11 a 164 (MIRA 18:2)

AID P - 5oo6
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/2 Pub. 110-a - 8/17
Author : Lyapin, M. F., Kand. Tech. Sci.

Title : Heat transfer and aerodynamic resistance of the clusters
of smooth tubes at large Reynolds numbers of a gas flow.
Periodical : Teploenergetika, 9, 49-52, S 1956
Abstract : The author describes experimental investigations per-
formed at the Navy School of Advanced Engineering
Studies in 1953 and 1954, and the results obtained.
The heat transfer and aerodynamic resistance of clusters
wa
hed transversally by a gas flow at R numbers over
s
10 were analyzed. The author demonstrates that at
R = 1,2. lo5 and atlargerR numbers a sharp intensifi-
cation of heat transfer occurs in regular and checkered
clusters. 2 tables, 4 diagrams. 3 references.

Teploenergetika, 9, 49-52, S 1956
Card 2/2 Pub. 110-a - 8/17
AID P - 5oo6
Institution : Navy School of Advanced Engineering Studies
Submitted : No date

LTAPIN, K.P. (Kazan')
,P~~
Xxiatence and uniqueness proofs in the course of stereometry. Kst.v
shkola no.3:21-32 MY-Ja 134. (MLRA 7:6)
(Monauration)

- )6Tq~. tI.P. (Kazotnl)
What students in secon dnry schools should know ibout the drAwing of throe-
dimentional figures. Mat. v shkole no.4:31-42 Jl-Ag 156. (MLRA 9:9)
(Geometrical drawing)

124-57-1-1093
ranslation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p 152 (USSR)
luu
THOR- Lyapin, M. V.
IT LE: Calculation of the Wind-resisting Box Structure of a High Building
(Raschet vetrovoy korobki vysotnogo zdaniya)
PERIODICAL- V sb. : Raschet prostranstvennykh konstruktsiy, Nr 3. Moscow,
Gos. izd-vo lit.po str-vu i arkhitekture, 1955, pp 9-46
ABSTRACT: In order to absorb the horizontal wind load of a high building,
special structures are employed consisting of reinforced-concrete
and metal walls and closed box structures of considerable
h~!ight, which are weakened by a large number of openings in
the horizontal and vertical direction. Statically a wind-resisting
box structure is considered as a system consisting of a number
of extremely high plates, rigidly connected to one another by
means of webs. In view of the elevated height-to-width ratio
( > 30) of these plates, they may be replaced by bars so far as
the calculation is concerned. The system is basically assumed
to consist of a number of elastic vertical bars, interconnected
at various levels by means of hinged elastic bars. The search
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124-57-1-1093
Calculation of the Wind-resisting Box Structure (cont. )
to the calculation of unbraced frames. The distribution of the internal forces
in a horizontal section of the box is performed on the basis of the six-terrn
equations of elasticity. The following different cases of loading are examined:
1. A horizontal force P applied at the level of the highest collar beam of the
frame. 2. A uniform horizontal load distributed along the entire height of the
frame. 3. A triangular load distribution along the height of the frame. A
,numerical example of the calculation of a plane wind bracing with openings
(calculation of one of the transverse walls of the plane wind bracings of a
high building on "ploshchad'Vosstaniya" (Uprising Square) is shown.
1. Structures--Stresses--Mathematical analysis 2. Structures V. V. Pavlov
--Stresses--Wind factors
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MIMI, Nikolay Ivpnovich
Histological Changes of Some Glads of Internal Secretions in the
Kow os the Annual Cycle of Life of "AlactaFa Jaculus P." (Experimental-
Morphological Reseirch)
Dissertation for candidete of a Medical Science degree. Chair of
Histology (head (CHL -) Correspondent "AT-2111 IISSSR", Prof. N.G. Kolosov)
Defending in Soviet Saratov (Zooveterinarnogo) Institute, 117,40,

CBF,MAYF.V. M.P.; NESTOROVICH, N.M.; LYAFIN, N.M.
Dmitrii Dmitrievich Mordukhai-Boltovskoi, 1876-1932. Usp,m-at.nauk. 8 no.
4:131-139 Jl-Ag 153. (MT.I?A 6:8)
(Mordukhz~-Boltovskii, Dmitril Dmitrievich, 1876-19,52)
(Mathematics--Bibliography) (Bibliography--Mathematics)

LYSEITKO, A.Ya.; YkALMYKGV, Ye.S.; MTOVSKAYA, E.I.; B-ERDYYEVI Kh.B.;
IVAIZITOY A.K.; LYAPIlly P.D.
Principal results of three years' work for the extermination
of malaria as a mass disease in the Tajik S.S.R. Sbor. rab.
po ml. i gellmin. no.2:5-.19 1,59., (MIRA 15:3)
(TAJIXISTAV-41ALAIIIA)

K'ALMYKOV, Ye.S.; TrBV, Kh.B,; IVANMO, A.K,; LTAPIN* P.D*
On the way to the complete elimination of malaria in the Tajik
S.S.R. Zdrav. Tadzh. 7 no.l.-14-17 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Iz Stalinabadekogo Instituta epidemiologil i gigiyeny i
Respublikanskoy sanitarnoy epidemiologicheskoy stants,ii Tadzhikskoy
SSR.
(TAJIKISTAN--MALARIA--PRIVINTION)

- LYAPIN, P.D.; KOLIVAKH, S.P.
Preventive measures at the Shaartuz focus in 1961. Zdra7.Tadzh.
9 no. 3:8-9 Itr-Je 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(SHAARTUZ--MALARIA-PREVENTION)

MITIMOVSKIY, V. H. p ENO. j LYAPIN, P. K.,,- ENO.
2, USSR (600)
h. Dynamos
7- Automatic starting of a reserve hydro-generator at lowered frequency.
Elek. sta. 23. No. 9. 1952-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Januar7 -1953. Unclassified.

LY(IHIFIJ, ZI- - y -~-
BARANOW.L. I:V;; BARKOVSKIY, I.V., redaktor; KIRILUMUU,
A.A, ekhn-icheskiv redaktor,
[Algebraic problems for demonstration*, teacher's manuAll Zadjvhi
na dokazatelistvo po algebra; posobie dlia uchitelia. leningrad,
Gos.uchabno-
,pedagog. izd-vo Ministerstva prosveshchenlia RWM,
Isaingradekoe otd-nia, 1954. 159 p. (MLRL 80)
(Algebra-Problems. exercises. etc.)

/V~)
GASTEVA, Serafim Alekseyevicb; KW ISHTRTN, BoriE Illych;
g1pn yev Kechi-s -a-
S
er T ich; iredaktor; SHIDLOVSKATJ4 Nariya
oviniag MRW, A.G., redaktor; MJUMHIR, V.A., tokbnicheakiy
redaktor.
[Methods of teaching mathematical Metodika prepodavaniia mate-
matiki. Pod obabchei red. S.I.Liapina. Izd.3-e, ispr.Laningrad
Goa.uchabno-pedagog.lzd-vo Ministerstva prosveshchaniia RSFSR
Leningradskon otd-nie, 1955. 482 p. (MI&A 8:10)
(Rathmmatlen-Study and teaching)

!_, ,
y It ,
GASTRYA, -,.0..- 'KRELISHTM, B.I.; LYAPIII, S.Ye.; SHIDLOVSIXA, M.N.;
KOPARSAK. G.D., redaktor; MOIIZMM7"T7T.~,nekhnichniv
redaktor
[Methods of teaching mathematics;,a manual for teachers and students
in po~agogical schools] Ketodyka vykladannIa matematyky; posibayk
dlia vchyteliv i studentiv pedagogichnykh instytutiv. Ze zahallnoiu,
red. S.N.Liapina. Pereklad a drahoho. vypravlenoho rosiislkoho
vydanigia Uchpadhizu, zatvardzhenoho Hinisteretvom cavity FWSR.
Kyivi Darzh. uchbovo-pedagog. vyd-vo ORadiano'ka shkola.1 1956.
467 P. (MMA 10:2)
I (Mathematics-Study and teaching)

LYAPIN, Sergey Ys~ygp~j_!,vevich; GASTIVA, Serafima Alekseyevna; KVASNIKOvA.
MLISHTAYN, Boris Illich; CRAKHMV, A.a.,
redaktor; IAONTIYXVA, L.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
LKethods of teaching mathematics; a manual for teachers of mathematics
in classes 8-10 of the secondary schools] Ketodika prepodevantia
matematiki; posoble dlia uchitelei matematiki 8-10 klassov srednel
shkoly, Leningrad, Goo.uchebno-pedagag. izd-vo Hinisterstva pro-
eveshcheniia RSFSR. Leningradskoe otd-nie. Pt.2. 1956. 653
(HLRA 1PO:.2)
(Mathematics-Study and teaching)

ANDRONOV, I*K#, professor; BIRWANSKAYA, Te.S.; GLAGOLN, N.S.; D4PW, I*Ta.,
professor; ZOLOTOVITSKIY, Ye.N.; WIN, A.Ye , dotsent; -LYAPIN, S.Ye.,
MULYARCHIK, M.Z., uchitell; PDTRAKOV, I.S.; ;HICHIGO,
Aleksandr Nikolaevich Barsukov. Mat. v shkole no.1:7244 Ja-F 157.
(KIaA 10: 2)
I* Mosko7ekiy oblastuoy pedagogioheskiy inatitut (for Andronov).
2. Zaveduyushchly kafedroy metodiki matematiki MDakovskogo pedago-
gicheskogo instituta Imeni V.I. Iienina (for Ber s n 'ka 3. Metodiat
e aT"
Shcherbgkovokogo rayona goroda Moakvy (for Glagolev). leningrad-
skiy penMogichealcly institut (for'Depman). 5. Metodist Balaahikhin-
skogo rayona Moskovskoy oblasti (for Zolotovitskiv). 6. Moskovskly
pedagogicheskiy inatitut imeni V.I. Iienina (for Illin. 17. Zaveduya-
shchiy kELfedroy.metodiki matematiki Ieziingradakogo pe~Agogicheskogo
instituta imeni A.I. Gertsena (for Iqapin). 8. Shkola No.29 goroda
Moskvy (for Malyarchik). 9. Zaveduyushchi7 kabinetom matematiki Mo-
dcovskogooblastnogo inatituta.ui3overshenstvovanlya uchiteley (for
Petrakov). 10. Zaveduvushchiy kELfedroy metodiki matematiki Moakov-
skogo pedagogicheakogo instituta imeni V.P. Pbtemldna (for Chichigin).
(Barsukov, Aleksandr Nikolaevich, 1891-)

BEREZANSKAYA, Te.S.: (RJREVICH, G.B. - DITSKAN, A.P. (Moskva); BUDANITSEV,
P.A. (Orenburg); KUKOLIV, i.G. (Perm);_LYAPIN, S.Te.(Laningrad);
PRINTSEV, 9. A. (Kursk) -1. - - -.~ ; ,
Discussion of the now mathematics curricula. Mat. v shkole
no-2:5-20 Mr-Ap '59. (MIRA 12:6)
(14athematice--Stud7 and teaching)

LYAPIN. S.Ye.
Graphic solution of expopential and logarithmic equations* Uchozap.
Ped.inst.Gerts. 218:213-258 161. (MMA 14;10)
(Algebra-Graphic methods)

POTOTSKIY, Mikhail Vladimirovich; BESKIN, N.M.) dots.y retsenzent;
VEYTSMAN, I.B., retzenzent; GIBSH, I.A., dote., retsenzent
[deceased]; LTAPP~,.p.Ye., prof., retsenzent; NAGIBIN, F.F.,
dots., retsenzent; MENCHINSKAYA, N.A., prof., retsenzent;
UMSKIY~ G.S.j red.; MAKAROVA, N.F., tekhn. red.
[Pedagogical basis of the teaching of mathematics; a manual
for teachers] 0 pedagog-icheskikh osnovakh obucheniia. matema-
tike; posobie dlia uchitelei. Moskva, Uchpedgiz, 1963. 198 p.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Chlen-korreopondent Akademii pedagogicheskikh nauk RSFSR
(for Menchiskaya).

ACUSSION NR: -AP4o28h46 --7s/ol8l/64/0O6/0O4/1l58A1M
AJJTHORS- 'Lyapin, V. G.; Tolpyno,, K. B.
TITIZ: Investigation of the dispersion law E (k) in the hold bands oP-diamond type
crystals for symmetrical directions.
SOUDIM Fizika tver-dogo tela,, v. 6. no, 4. 1964; 1158-3-1661
'TOPIC TAGS: energy dispersion) hole band., diamond structures-orystal energyj wave
'f unction
ABSTRACT: The authors studied the energy of diamond-type-crystals with single
!.electrons removed, They sought to obtain a wave function corresponding to those in
previous works (K. B, Tolpy*-o and A. 14. Feavchenkp., zarFs 31, .045., 1956; Yo. I.
Ka~lunova, FTT, 1, 177, 1959~ in the form of a linear combination of antisymme-
trized products of functions of individual sigina bonds., with an electron being
absent at one such bond* In neglecting spin-orbit interaction,, the secular equx-
tion relative to the energy of the crystal for the directions A and A of the
wave vector is examined. The authors preserve the same matrix elements of the
Hamiltonian as Kaplunova but without the assumption of orthogonality'of one-elec-
tron functions forming the sigma bond. The analytical dependence of E (k) at
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arbitrary values of jkj is found for several energies at the'edge of the Brillouin
band at tho points and L ,for germanium and silicon* The agreement with
X4 3
~~j existing d a is good.. Slight variations are thought to be due to simplifi6tions
in the theatry: neglect of deeper levels in constructing a function for an atom
j" with a vacancy.. and neglect of integrals of nonorthogonality between the more -
distant orbits and the matrix elements of transition for even more distant neigh-
bors. For greater precision it would be necessary to know the wave functions at
great distances -from the nucleus, but this would not eliminate the effect of
neighbors., and the use of twotions of isolated atoms is thus unsystematici., Orig,
art. has: 1 fi 's 1 toblej wid 24 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Kiywakiy gosudarstvenny*y- universitet ime To Do Shevchenko (Kiev
State University
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AUTHORS 4apins V. G.; Tolpygop K. B.
ORGt Kiev State University im. T.G. Shevchenko (kievskiy gasudarstvanrV7 univerai-
tat)
TITIZI Choice of basic functions in the theory of valence bands in diamondlike crys-
tals
SOURCES Fizika tvardogo telat v. 8t no. 11, 19669 3156-3162
TOFIC TAGS1 valence band, semiconductor band structure, semiconductor theory
ABSTRACTS The article analyzes the requirements for a choice of basic functions In
the many-electron theory of valence bands of diamondlike semiconductors. A theory
developed earlier by the authors which predicts the existence of eight doubly spin-
degenerated valence bands (neglecting the spin-orbit interaction) is compared with
other theories (utilizing the method of strong coupling, or operating with bonding
and antibonding equivalent orbitals) which yield only four valence bands. Additional
valence bands are obtained by using various space functions (centered on different
atoms of the unit call) for electrons forming or bonds with opposite spins, which
makes it possible to allow for the correlation in their motion# 7he identity rela-
tionships obtained from the proposed theory and tylng-the energy values at symmetri-
cal points of the Brillouln zone to the cyclotron constants &M the lattice constant

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am satisfactorily fulfilled for silicon and germanium# Orig. art. hast I table and
10 formulas,
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ACC NR1 AP7005843
tAUnjoR: Lyapinj V. 0.
ORG: Kiev State University im. T. G. Shevchenko (Kiyevskiy goaudarstverizr,7 universi- i
tet) i
TITLE: on the nature of the long-vave "tail" in the x-ray emission spectra of diamond-
type crystals
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela) v. 8, no. 12) 1966, 356T-3570
TOPIC TAGSt semiconductor bond structure# x ray emission, x ray spectrum, crystal
lattice structure, cyclotron resonance
ABSTRACT: The results 6f a many-electron theory of the band structure of diamond-
like semiconductors previously developed by the author (with K. B. Tolpygo, FTT v.
8, N-56, 1966 and v. 6, 11513, 1964) are used to determine the width of the hole band
in Si and Ge. A relation is established on the basis of this theory between the
difference in the energy levels of the hole, an the one hand, and the lattice period 1.
and with the cyclotron-resonance constants, on the other. This yields values of 18.0 1.
and 22.8 ev for the level differences of silicon and germanium, respectively. The
most.probable variants of the band structure agreeing with this energy difference are
deterniined, It is shown that other investigators obtained much lower energy differ- I-
ences and therefore concluded incorrectly that the long-wave "tail" of the spectrum
hao'characteriatice different from the chort-vave section. Actually, bath sections
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are components of the ground-state band and are due to transitionr, between the x-ray,
and deeper levels of the hole band. The author thanks K. B. Thlpygo for interest
in the work. Orig. art. has: I figure and 2 formulas.
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lJVAROV# O.V.; SOKOLOV,, N.M.j LYAPIN, V.V.; ZHAVORONKOV, N.M.
Coefficients of separation of the carbon isotopes C12-._C14
during the equilibrium vaporization of methane. Zhur. VKHO
7 no.6:695-697 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut,
imeni L.Ya. Karpova.
(gethar6)
(Carbon-Isotopes)
(Evapoiati6n)

LYAPIN, Vasiliy Yeydakimovich;_GIRSHKAH, I.A., red.; FELIDSRTEYN, B.S.,
~-
[Using slotted baffles as energy-dissipation works] Gasiteli
energii v vide proreznykh stenok. Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo,
1960. 42 p. (MIRA 13:3)
(Hydraulic engineering)

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U~- /if - , ";
TBMIYAKoVA, L.I.; LYAPIN,, Ye,.-4o
r--- -
Minutes of the 17th and 18th sessions of the leningrad and leaingrad
Province Society of Oncologists. Vop.onk. 3 no.4:506-512 '57.
(TumaRs) (MIRA 10:11)

Meteorolog'ic~'4'i ib9it.,eadt
Vol* 41 NOA 2
February, 1953
Bibliography on
Turbulent Exchange
4841;q ~Y~i e5i6.4
Rj2D4_Z&_&j Zavisimost' koefitsianta peremeshivaniia
A ve 'rtikallnogo raspredeleftia temperatury vozdukhao-.
ependence of the coefficient of mixing on the vertical
~Istribution -of air teaerature.7U.S.S.R. Glavnoe Upravlenit
Gidrometeorologicheskoi OIUZhbt, Trudy Rauchno-issledovatell
skikh UchrezhdenA Sere lj' Meteorologiia, No. 34j, Fizika
Prizemnogo Sloia Atmosferyj P. 3-17, l946)-..fig-) 13 eqsd
DW-1. Influence of turbulent -mixing on the temperature
of the air, 2, *On t6 translation of energy in the
Atmosphere and resulting mixing. 3. Total kinetic'energy
transformed into internal and potential energy go a result-.
of mixings 4, On the kinetic energy of moving air.
5. Becohd correlation between coefficient of mixing and
mixing param'eter." 6. Fornftlla for coefficient of mixinjo
.7. Coefficient: of mi-king'with various temperature grad-
ieilts in the atmosphere. (Same i.tem as 46-9,, Oct.
Amer-ican'116teorological Societyp Bulletin.) . SubJect
Headings: 1. Exchange cdofficient. 2. Atmospherl6c
turbulen8e.-M;

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tMeti~brological Abstract hB-136 551,551
,
VoIA) No~ 2

ebruams 1953 koefitsienta percy -AivardU
Unpin, E, S., lzuehefde

Bibliography on
nykh dymopuskov. /Wlstudy
vozdukha pri pomoshchi opyt
Turbulent Exchange of coefficient,of mixing of air by mrans of aportmental
smoke ejection-7 U,S*S.Rv Glavnon Upravlerde Gidro-
~
- fell
met' mX Sluzhby, Trudy Hauchno-issled
eorologichew. ova
'
Fizika
skikh Uchrezhdenii Ser. 1, Meteorologila, No. 34p
Prizemnogo Sloiia Atmosforyp p. 69-76,, 19h6. L-figs.p eqsa,
DLC -Theoretical and experimental results of tvbulent i
mixin tmder varying meteorological conditions and under
lying surface conditions as determined from concantration.
of smoke found at, varying eleVations and dibiltances fro4.,,
the source. (Saira item as 116-8., Octe;#1010, Amerivan
I-. Meteorological Societyp Bulletin.)' Subject Headingst
1. Exchange coefficie -1, 2. Turbulence measurement*.
3
Re 4.;
3- Smoke dispersionv
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166T81
LYAPINO Ye. S.
USSR/meteorology - Turbulence Sep/Oct 48
"Turbulent Mixing of Air in the Atmosphere,"
Ye. S. Lyapin
"Meteorol i Gidroln No 5., PP 13-23
Derives equation for turbulent mixing of air in
the atmosphere. System of differential equations
obtained differs from the Fick equation in that j.
it Ipr-
.L hy]?ekbolic! 3rathblr, ~thlin7.,phriLbolicT.,ji!HoweverI
detailed analysis shows solution of both equations
ifi numerically close in a number of cases. Sub-
mitted 1 May 48.
Wil, 166T81

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LYAPIU, Ye. S. and YIJDIN., M. I. (Editors)
ITV;orks of the Main Geophysical Observatory," 1949
Symposium of nine authors - twelve reports on problems of atmospheric
turbulence,
B-75897

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ftieteorolegical. Abst.
2 (Hyperbolic tq
khtSWO
Fab - P953 re"11cliIII trevtme
bibLicara-PAY 'n Turbulent
Fuhang&
SS1.511
rbollebeskom uravnenU vertiltal'nago turbulentatza ebmenA v ittmoders.
vertical turbulent exchange In the atmosphere.] IUMLI"W. G-H
fia. Trudy. 19(81):05-184. 1950. 2 figL. 8 tefS.. 15+eqi. MC-The
TWeadings., 1. Turbulent exchsage 2. Turbalme theory.
Z-

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"Some Properties of the Decompositions of Abelian
Groups without Torsion Into Direct Sums"
flOn the Decomposition of Countable Abelian Groups
Without Torsion Into Direct Sums of Groups of The
First Rank", Dok. A1111, 24, No. 1, 1939. Insto. of Math.
and Mechanics; Lenin.-rad Univ., C1939-.

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of all words of T? with lengths less, than X. In denoted by
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of so-called admissible words of Sk such that to each ad-
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called the composite of W and denoted by [W]. A set
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a system.
If ~D is a subset of a system OJ, the properties of the allb-
systelb (fl generated by 0 and a transfinite construction
*
be the collection
for (0 1 are studied, In a system 0, let ~
of all elements not belonging to any composite of a word 4A'
of 0. A system 0 belongs to the claw W provided 0-(~.) iH
the set of all admissible words of 0; a system 0 of class n-
0 and every element
belongs to the class re provi
of 0 belongs to the composite of no ntore than one word.
A transfinite construction Is given, ylelding'all systems of
class r,; furthermore, if a and the cattlinals In and It are
bed, a system ~ in r- exists for *11ith WO has airdinal
prescri

It and the cardinal of the composite of dvery admis,.41)l
C
word is In. Every subsysteni of a system of 'class r, belongs
to re. A mapping #p of a system 19 onto a system ki in called
a perfect homomorphism provided, for every word W of the
system 10, [jpW]- w[W] (where a natural extension of
notation interprets the symbol VM. To each system of
class 01 there is a system of class r* which has a Ix-rfect
homomorphism onto the given aystem. R. A. Good.

tYAP1'N, E. S. AMBRAMMM,
25342
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(Leningr. Gos. Ped, In-T Im Gertsena), T. LXIV, 1948, S. 53-72
SO: LETOPIS NO. 3-0, ighS

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yanin syste
Nank SSSR. Ser. MaLjf,
IR
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KS

umung a unit cit'nient.
~t -Cst -v. 9 134 -no onger ass
Normid subsy4teraz ire~ aefitied:asby' Siverceva. [Mat',
4(661, 401-106 (1949). ~vl
v-Sbarnik Nis. 2 tllcse to, 5031.

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J.~,A.hcrwal. mplex -a in a a t A i b.%t such that
for x; yeA --and k ~kyLK iinplies xk'y.-K,- xkcK_ implies

k'K A' K implies. kytx.~ la* the
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ly
imagcs o cme and conve M
f~e~any ijocmal ciamplex ~theic im'sts a.corresporu 1'.

honiomorl:ibism is onto a (em with unit
isin.1f the Sys
-6r, zero,:rtspe _1 ivel the ke el,io a ndrmal. subsystefn or
ct V. M

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S A
1:1 ideiiij respectivay. i1 4re iys m

definexi by taki th - t,
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adjunction Of an identit a Semisimple system without
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verse is false. Whenever elements A
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simple 'pr6vidcd-jt.posses--e* no.
system") is called, siimi ,
in a system A satisfy~ A= A B, the n B is called a rtiat
pa
normal camIilcxes other-. than J&afs, and single elenitintsi
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hi-a-partialid
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is
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it jc~jst ijile Clentent pot;s4'mijl" fill 11;
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Matbematical Reviews
may 1954
History
U;!(iail~- R. S--~~Ociative systems of all partial trans-
*W 6ii:-boklady Akad. Nauk SSSR (N.S,) 88,
13-15; errata 92, 692 (1953). (Russian)
Etant donn6 un syst6me associatif (- demigroupe), c'est.
A-dire, un ensemble U muni d'une multiplication partout
d6finie associative, on dira que U est de classe it lorsque
les quatre conditions suivantes sont remplies- 1) U admet
un 616ment nul 0; 2) ]a produit de deux idempotents
diff6rents est toujours 0; 3) pour tout a c 11 if cxiste deux
idempotents e, j tels qua ea-aj =a; 4) quels que soient les
idempotentse,jilexisteaOOttiqueea=aj=a.OndirtqLic
It est de classe Is lorsque, quels que soient x, y E 11, xy =x
cu xy = y. Ces deux d6finitions ainsi que celle d'id6al "den~u
&ns U" permettent d'6noncer ]as deux caract6riq3tions
abstraites suivantes. Pour qua It soit isomorphe au demi-
groupe constitu6 par toutes les relations biunivoques Wtm
certain ensemble dans lui-mLlme (1a n111ltil)1iMLiO1L 6tAllt
identifiWA ]a composition des relations), if faut et if suffit
que 11 possWe un id6al dense de classe 11. Potir qLIC 11 Sit
isomorphe audeinigroupe constitO par tokes Ics applit-a-
tions d'u1n certain ensemble Elans lui-m~nie, if faut et if
suffit que 11 possMe un Wal dense de classe Cc dernier
r6sultat West qu'une modification d'un r6sultat analugue de
WMalcev [Mat. Sbornik N.S. 31(73), 136-151 (1952); ces
Rev. 14,3491. J. Riguet (Paris),,

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LYAPIN, Te. S.
AxWuwntative elements of associative systems. Ucb. zap. Fed. inst.
Gerts. 89:55-65 153. (XIRA 11:3)
(Aggregates)

U3MyI4AJ9&:tIcs - Fixed points FD-455
Card 1/1 Pub. 64 - 7/11
Author Lyapin, Ye. S. (Leningrad)
Title Subgroups in all representations of which the operators possess
fixed points. I
Periodical Mat. sbor., 34 (76), 289-3o6, Mar/Apr 1954
Abstract Treats a certain class of subgroups which includes in particular such
important subgroups as (a) the subgroup of operators of approximation
of a complete metric space, and (b) the subgroup of continuous operators
using A. N. Tikhonov's principle.
Instituticn. :
Submitted : March 25, 1953

KAPUSTINA, V.S., redactor; RYBIN, M.V.,
t6khnichegkiy redaktor.
[Course in higher algebra] Ears vysshei algebry. Izd.2-~, perer.
Koskva. Goo.uchebno-pedagog. izd-vo Kinisteretva proeveshchaniia
RSFSR, 1955. 367 P. .'4AIgebra) (KIaA 9:5)

~ - - : , ~ ~ ~ ,--" , - - -
~. r " , -, - ,

where TI, and V, are both cyclic, then M-Us, Z, 11
alid for Ali M; s0s we have OIMI-OIA12 if and7lnly
if 03MI-02Aft, The uniquely determined cyclic subsemi-
group TZI of W is called the nucleus of Vt. Two semigroops
W, and W% having nuclei Tit and TI, resp. are called conju-
gate if there exists a subscinigroup of It, containing SY11 and
_W -versa. Art explicit descriptioa
Isomoiphic ith'W-, and vice
is given of. every semigroup which is conjugate with some
member of PQ. Two classes Q, and Q, of.semigroups contain-
ing nuclei are 611ed conjugate if each member of Q, is
conjugate with one and,.to within isomorphism, only one
member of Q2. and vice-verBa. The main theorern then is:
a c
lass of sentigroups is a basic class of P if and only if it
is conjugatewith Po. A. IT Clifford (Baltim6re, Md.).
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LYAPIN. Te, S.
fmft~
-,ell. *
Abstract characJmristice of certain transformation senigron'Pso Ucho
zap.Ped.inst. Gerts.103:5-28 '55. (VLU 100)
(Groups. Theou of)