SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MILAN, D. - MUSLIN, D. V.

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MUSKATIROVIC, pragutin, dipl. inz.
Flood-wave characteristics of some rivers in Yugoslavia.
Gradevinar 15 no.5:196-201 My 163.

TADICV Zivorad D.; j4USKATIROVICI-Milan D.
Synthesis of 2-methyl and 5-methyl esters of isoc7nhome-rcn@c
acid. Glas Hem dr 25/26 no.8.10:491-495 160/161.
16 Faculty of Technology, Institute of Organic Chemistry., 200,-rad.

DIMITRIJEVIC, Dorde H., prof. inz.; TADIC, Zivorad,,D.; HUSKATIROVIC,
Milm D.
Reactivity of pyridinecarboxylic acids. FIL.I. Glas Hem dr 27
no.7/82397-406 162
1. Faculty of Technology,, Institute of Organic Chamistryp
Beograd. 2. Clan Uredivackog odbora, *Glasnik Hemijakog drustva
Beograd* (for Dimitrijavia).

I)DUTRIJEVICP Dorde M.; TADIC, Zivorad D.; MUSKATIROVIC, Milan D.
Reactivity of pyridine carboxylic acids. Pt. 2. Glas Hem
dr 28 no. 2: 83-92 163.
1. Faculty of Technology, Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Beograd.

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SOVI 112 -.59 -2 -.2790
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, p 73 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Muskheli.shvili, A.
TITLE: Adjusting the Load Curves in a Power System in Gruziya
(Regulirovaniye grafikov nagruzki v energosisteme Gruzii)
PERIODICAL: Metsniyereba da tekhnika, 1958, Nr 3, pp 10-13 (original in
Georgian)
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry.
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1AUSICqUISHVILI, A. I.
14uskhelishvili, A. I.- "The rroblem of selecting @.owpr -1--T)acitier f-Dr t"-.e @@- tro- JZ-4@
of hy0roelectric -)Ot4f-r t;tat`-p of tl-.e Geor,itin rower rietworks," Truay Ener --t. in-t@
(A'!a@d. n-uk Gruz. SSR), Vol. IV, 19LB, p. 1-21, - (in Georgian, res-ime in Ruqsi:i:-.)
SO: U-1:01h, 29 Oct 5q, (Letoris ','@hurnpd 'nyk-h Statey, No. lu, 191;9)

MUSKOLISHVILIP A.I.
Use of electricity in food preparation in the Georgian S.S.R.
Trudy Inst. energ. AN Gruz. SSR 17:187-194 163.
(MIRA 17:7)

ALIKHUTAN. A.I.-. ASATIAMI, T.L.-, KUSKEIRLISHVILI. G.N.'
Air shaver rssoareh. Part 1. A now method of Mr shaver reses.rch.
Dokl.AN Arm.SSa 6 no.2:33-37 147. (NLRA 9:8)
1. Doystvitel'ayy chlen AN ArWanskay M (for Alikhanyan);
2. lisicheekly institut Akademit nauk Arurmakoy SSR. Yerevan.
(Cosmic r&yg)

ALIKHANTAN, A.I.; ASATIANI, T.L.; 2 n "'W"s WIWOW- I W1. -. , W@
Air shower research. Part 2. Results of air shower research.
Dokl.AN Arm. MM 6 no. 2:3" 147. (mak q: 8)
1. DeyetvitelInyy chlea AN Armyanskoy WIR (for Alikhanyan);
2. Fisicheskiy institut Aksdemii nauk Argyanskoy SM. Yerevan.
(Cosmic rays)

musimumim" G.
fJ3'IVVTuclear Physics - (josmic Rays
Muclear Physics - esons
Dec 47
%ss Spectra of Varitrons,'t A. Alikhanyan, Corr Mem, Acad Sci USSR; A. Alikhanov, Acad-
emician; V. Morozov, G. Muskhalishvill, A. Khrimyan, Phys Inst, Acad Sci, Armenian
SSR, 8 pp
"Dok Akad Nauk SSSR, Nova Ser" Vol LVIII, No 7
Authors reported in previous articles that, as a result of magnetic analysis of
composition of cosmic raddation at an altitude of 3,250 meters, new particles discovered
which have a mass greater than the mass of the mesotron. Also presented data showing
that, in cosmic radiation, there are particles with a positive and vegative sign, the
mass of which exceeds that of the protron. This new group of elementary particles named
varitrons. Presint article presents results of spectrum analysis of these now particles.
PA60TSO

MUSMIMVILI t G.
USSR/Nuclear Physics - Conde Radiation Aug 48
Nuclear Physics - Particles
*Spectrum of Varitron Mass.' A. Alikhanyang A. AI:Lkhanov, V. Morozovp G. Iftakhelishvili,
A. Xbriviyans, Phys Inst, Aced Sci Armenian SSR,, 30 pp
IZhur Eksper I, Teoret FLO Vol XVIII# No 8
Method for mas spectrometric analysis of particles in hard and soft components of
cosmic rays. Established that at altitude of 3p250 a above sea level, there are more
than 12 varieties of varitrons with mass varying from 100 to 259000 times mass of
electrons and possessing positive or nelptive charges. Shown that varitrons registered
by spectrometer were result of disassociation of heavier particles caused by deceleration
in earth's atmosphere. Presence of fast protons is confirmed and it is inferred they
constitute not less than 7% of total intensiV.
PA 9/49T79

ALIFUI-rdiYAN) A.; 1101 L'OZOV, V.; IMUIUAII, A.; HIIIIIIEIIAVILI, G.; and V.
MUSIMOLISHVILI, G.
Reacarch of the spectrum of masaeB of varitr,mB," Journal ff i,xptl. " '@'he@xeti,@al
Physics, Vol. 19, No. 11, 1949.

MUS.MLISHVILI G.N.
-
The nature of electron components of cosmic radiation at an
altitude of 3250 meters above sea level. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR
15 no.8r497-503 154. (HLRA 8:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Inatitut fiziki, Tbilisi.
Predstavleno chlenom-korrespondentom Akademii V.I.Mam-sakhli
sovyM.
(Cosmic rays)

MUSM ISHVILI.G.N.
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Applying Pauly's distribution functions to cascades. Soob.AM Gruz.
SSR 15 no.9:583-586 154. (KERL 8:9)
1. Akadewlya nauk Graxinskay SSR. Instutut fiziki. Tbilisi. Pred-
stavleno chleuou-korrewpondentan Akademli T.I.Kauasakhlisovym.
(Cossic rays)

Kasr"LISHVILI, G.N.; LYUDVIGOV, R.B.; XMIDZE, G.P.
Ilectrodywaic valves used In Wilson chambers. Prib.i takh.skap.
no.3:104-105 11-D 156. (MLRk 10:2)
1. Institut fisiki AN GruzMM.
(Cloud chamber)

MUSUML SHVILI, G.N.: KILADZZ, V.Sh.
Inductance and capoitance aster. Soob. All Gruz.SSR 18 no-3:293-297
Kr 157. (JUBA 10: 7)
1. Akademiya vAuk Gruziaskay SSR. Inatitut fisiki, Tbilisi. Pred-
stavleno ohLonm korrespondentom Akadecii V.I.K&mqoakhUoovym.
Mductance-Heasurement)
(Electric capacitance--Keasurement)

[AU5KHE1- 15HVIL 1, G.11.
raribemni chiiatei by 6 ir.
Muskhelishvili R. B. Lyudvigov, and G. P. Kaihdze, Institute
o @Fh;s 6s-, @ilisi, Academy of Sciences U-e-or-g-11-nBSR
Soobshcheniye Akademii Rauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol 17, No 9,
Sep 5 PP 7b5-TW
This article criticizes valves currently used in Wilson cloud chambers.
@.',,"They are either complex and operate unsatisfactorily or relatively simple
14nd have other drawbacks." Among the disadvantages of electromagnetic valves
:-@...their considerable lag and their effect an thermal stability are listed.
-.@Vacuum activated valves, "although they have a short time lagy are not prac-
Itical for use in the stratosphere."
The article describes an "electrodynamic valve" developed by the authors.
It cla ms that the valve is relatively simple, has a time lag of the order
of 10-4 seconds, and is f--ee of the deficiencies enumerated above.
Construction details and a schematic diagram of an experimental model
of the valve are given.
The valve's suitability for application in fluid hydrogen chambrrs is
noted a
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kiiLSWIL'I. G.N.: KIIADZI, M.Sh.
Instruments for measuring inductance and capacitance. Prib. i tekh.
skup. no.5:76-70 5-0 '57. (NM 10:12)
1. Institut fisiki AN GruzSSR.
(Blectronic wasurements)

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zol 16 E192/E382
AUTHORS: 'Wilkhm.-I i m4j;_"_k_ G.N. and Zakomornyy., G.V.
TITLE- Electronic Voltage Stabiliser for Supplying
Transistor Circuits
PERIODICAL- Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1960, No. 4,
PP. 139 - 141
TEXT; Two regulated stabilised power supplies, whose output
voltage can be varied from fractions of a volt to several
tens of volts, are described and their detailed circuit
diagrams are given. The first stabiliser gives an output
voltage which extends up to 300 V and can give a turrent of
200 wA. The voltage range is divided into the following sub-
ranges3 0-10; 10-50-, 50-100-1 100-150; 150-200,; 200-250
and 250-300 V. Inside these sub-ranges the voltage can be
varied continuously, The mains variation between 180 and
240 V does not change the output voltage by more than + 0;1%.
however, at output voltages of about 0.1 V these variaiions
increase to + 1.5%, The output impedance of the stabiliser
is less than 0.001 ohm and the amplitude of the output ripple
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8-;-_P_1
S/120/6o/oo@/004/023/028
E192/E382
Electronic Voltage Stabiliser for Supplying Transistor Circuits
is less than 2 =V at full load, A double triode, type
(6N5S), is used as the current tube which .s supplied from
a bridge-type rectifier based on germanium diodes. The
rectifier is connected to the secondary of the input trans-
former and the voltage to the rectifier can be varied by
choosing a suitable tapping on the transformer. In this way.
it is possible to reduce the power dissipated at the anodes
of the current dube. The control voltage to this tube is taken
from the output of a two-stage DC amplifier; the first stage
of the amplifier is based on a double triode and operates as
a differential system. The two-stage is based on a pentode
and it is unusual in that its anode load is 10 M-;Y so that
it is possible to secure a very high gain, Since the input
and output voltages of the current tube vary over a wide range-,
an additional rectifier circuit is employed for supplying the
pentode of the amplifier The pentode receives two signals
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87381
S/120/60/000/004/023/028
E192/E382
Electronic Voltage Stabiliser for Supplying Transistor
Circuits
the error signal, amplified by the difference amplifier, is
applied to its control grid; the screen grid receives the
signal from the input of this current tube through a suitable
potential divider, The stability of the output voltage is
substantially dependent on the stability of the reference
voltage. The reference source employed in this circuit has
an instability of less than * 0,025% provided the current is
kept constant. The second sTabiliser is, in many respects,
similar to the first one except that it is largely based on
pencil tubes, 5 tubes, type WS, connected in parallel, are
used as the current control element so that the output
current can be of the order of I A. The output voltage can
be varied from 0 to 50 V, in sub-ranges of 0-10 and 10-50 V.
The output impedance of the source is less than 0,05 ohm,
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87381
S/12o/60/000/004/023/028
E192/E382
Electronic Voltage Stabiliser for Supplying Transi-4tor
Circuits
There are 2 figures and 1 Soviet reference,
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut elektroniki, avtomatik-i i telemekhaniki
AN GruzSSR (Institute of Electronics,
Automatics and Telemechanics of the AS Georgian
SSR)
SUBMITTED- April 29, P-)59
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MUSKHUISHVILI, G.N.; HEMUMOV, V.R.
Morof2owwter for liquids. Frib.i telcheksp. 6 W.5:174-176
S-0 161. (KERA 14:10)
1. InAtitut elektroniki, avtonatiki i telemekhaniki AN Gruzinskoy
(Flommeter)

22876
5/08 61/010/005/004/015
B 1 02YB214
AUTHORS: Gverdtaiteli, I. G., Nikolayev, Yu. V,, Oziaahvilt, Ye. D.9
OrdzbDaiklAzP_@.. 11,uskhelish-/ill, G. N., Kiladze, N. Sh.,
Mikirtumov, V. R., baktrTTz-e_,7E7.-T.-
TITLE: An automatic cascade apparatus for obtaining highly
concentrated heavy nitrogen isotope
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 10, no. 5, 1961, 487-492
TEXT: The growing use of 1115 in different domains (for example, N15
nitrates in homogeneous reactoroi N15 has a thermal neutron capture cross
section of 2-10-5b, whereas the value for natural nitrogen is 1.8b) makes
it of interest to develop suitable methods for the preparation of this
isotope. The principal difficulty lies in the smallness (O.365%)ofN15
content in the natural nitrogen. Spindel and Taylor (Ref. 1: W. Spindel,
T. Taylor. J. Chem Phys., U, 981 (1955); 2A, 626 (1956); Trans. N. Y.
.'.cad. Sri., ji, 3 6956)j T. Taylor, W. Spindel. Proceedings of the
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2?676
S/O;39/61/O10/OO5/OO4/015
An automatic cascade apparatus for ... B102/B214
International Symposium on Isotope Separation. Amaterdam, North - Holland
Publishing Company, 1958, p. 158; L. Kauder, T. Taylor, W. Spindel.
J. Chem. Phya., 31, 232 (1959)) have developed a cascade apparatus with
two columns allowing N15 to be obtained with 99.8 lj@. purity. On this basis
the authors of the present paper have developed and constructed an
automatic cascade apparatus that allows 99.8 % pure 1111" to be obtained
from natural*nitrogen by the method of NO-ENO 3 exchange. The yield is
abou 0.5 g per day. The chemical exchange 110-HNO3 is described in Ref. 1,
and,Lso in the introduction of the present paper. Fig. 2 shows the acheme
of construction of the actual automatic apparatus; 3 and 6 (in Fir. 2)
correspond to the first and the second column of the cascade. The HNO is
3
conveyed from the reservoir 1 to the first column via a regulating valve 4
and a flow meter 2. The enrichel solution is taken through a rerulating
valve 5 and a second flow meter 2 to the upper part of the second column
for further enrichment, the remaining part flowing through the sleive pipe
7 into the reactor. In the reactor 10 HNO 3 reacts with SO 2- The oxide
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An automatic cascade apparatun for... B102/B214
mixture produced is led Into the column 3 where it reacts with nitric acid
with isotope exchange. The HUO 3 from column 6 enters the reactor 9 (which
Is analogrous to the reactor 10). The nitric oxide from the r-tactora is
brought back to the column 6 and reaches finally the lower part of the
first column. The NO free of 1115 is discharged from the cascade; the
H2 504formed in the reactors is led off to the reservoir. The HNO 5
enriched in 1115 is led away from the lower part of the second column
through an electromagnetic dropper S. Columns, valves, and connecting X
pieces are made of nonrusting steel of the type IX19149T (1Kh19N9T). The
packing material i.9 teflon. The reactors consist of quartz. The
automatic regulation is related to the stabilization of the acid and water
flows in the large and small reactor, to the stabilization of the quantity
of the discharged product (acid), and the regulation of the gas addition.
The regulating system consists of the automatic stabilizers, a signal
block controlling the automatic regulators and stabilizers, and a feeding
block. The whole regulating system is free from contacts in its working
and must give an accurate and reliable performance over a period of
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22876
3/089/61/010/005/004/015
An automatic cascade apparatus for ... B102/B214
operation. The enriched samples (M2 and 90) were subjected to a mass
spectroscopic investigation which allowed the isotopic composition to be
determined to an accurapy of �0.02 %. Depending on the amount of nitrogen
taken the concentrations are given by:
Nitrogen taken,.g/day N15 concentrat.ion, %
0.55 99.8
o.69 64
0.64 50
The authors thank V. A. Vlasenko, R. V. Tishchenko, R. M. Sakandelidze,
D. K. Puradashvili, G. L. Partsakhashvili, L. V. Yermakova, A. M. Gasparov,
M. S.. Mikhelachviii, L. I. Chernova, S. V. Bubnov, and 1. A. Kuras
nollaboration. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 5 references:
2 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloo.
SUBMITTED: June 7, 1960
Legend to Fig. 2: Specifications of length In Lim; G outlet of the product.
(NOM Dus to the size of the figure, we were unable to
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MUS.K.HELISHVILI, G.N.; MIKIRTUMOV, V.H.
Transistorized precision voltage and current elabilize-ra.
Prib. i tekh. eksp. 8 no.6:116..118 N-D 163. (MIRA '7.,6)
1. Institut elektroniki, avtomat.'ki 1. telemekhaniki AN
GruzSSR.

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IWENTOR; Munkhelishvili, G. 11.
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i TITLE: Device for measuring small flow rates of liquid. Class 42, No. 189169
Za-nnounced by Institute of Electronics, Automation, and Remote Control V; Georgian
SSR (Institut alektroniki, avtomatiki i tolemekhaniki AN Gruzinskoy SSA)_7
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 23, 1966, 78
TOPIC TAGS: flow meter, liquid flow t
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a device for measuring sma-111 flow rates
of liquid, containing a sensor in the form of a section of tubing with 'I jacket and
with holes for eelf-sucking of gas, a source and receiver of radiation, and a mea3-
uring device. To eliminate the dependence of the readings on the physical properties
of the liquid, the sensor has two radiation receivers. One receiver is connected to
a monostable trigger and the second is connected to a bistable trigger wh--ch is
returned to the initial state by a signal from the first trigger (see F----. 1). The
trixro'p- outputs are connected to the input of a signal scaling circuit determined by
tion of the passing volumes of liquid and gas to the signal determined by
city of motion of the volumes.
UDC: 681.121-.92

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AUTHOR: 14uslkhelishvili, G. 11.
!ORG: None
,TITLE: A method for measuring small liquid flow rates. class 42, iN, 7
1[announced by the Instituta of Electronics, Automation and Remote Cot._ kinstitut
telektroniki, av-tomatiki i telemekhaniki))
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obr&-ztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 22, 19662 103
TOPIC TAGS: flow meter, flow measurement, fluid flow
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate -.troduces a met@od for measuring z@mall liquid
flow rates with gas bubbles introduo.c. :_nto the stream. Measurement rellability and
accuracy are improved by self-suction of ..-ie gas into the flow meter tc convert the
continuous stream @o be measured into an interrupted flow. 'The average electric
signal produced by'passage of the separate volumes of the medium being monitored and
the gas is measured at the output of the indicator.
SUB CODE: 20, 14/ SUBM DATE: 29Jun64
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MUS,K-IEELISI,IVILI, L.V.
Unique representative of the genuo CallioBtoma from the Middle Sar-
matian of Merge-liya. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 35 rio.2:339-342 Ag 164.
(MI RA 17:12)
1. Institut paleobiologii AN Gruzinskey SBR. Submitted January 20,
1964.

14USKRELISHVILI I . L.V.
-
Variability of Middle Sarmatian mollusks in Wgreliya (Westerr,
Georgia). Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 34 no.2t383-388 Yq '64.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Institut paleobiologii AN Grutinskoy SSR. Submitted July 15, 1963.

MUSKRELISHVILI, L.V.
SystemaLic position and ecologic characteristics of Sarmatian
Cardiidae. Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 38 no.1:133-138 Ap 165.
(M-1?U 18:12)
1. InstitUt Daleobiologii AN GruzSSR. Submitted Oct. 9, 1964.

ArIplications des irite,.---rqles analogues a celles de Cauchy a i,-,eL-
ques problemcs de la physique n2themalAque. Tiflis, lfmrLmerie de 1":t.-t,
1922. viii, 157., It., diarrs.
Prefac,! in GeorFian aiid in 1'rench.
Contents: Propositions au-xiliares. Aiplications siq-,ies ;; la
-a tie et a llh,icrod; jai,3oe. Applications au, pro.i)-
du potentiel 10L @ TIAI
lei,ie biharmonique fondanental. Frobler e a @4---,-O: cliri-ons.lons la t'.-Or._e
de 1'elasticite.
SO: Aeronautical 3ciences anu Aviation in the 6oviet '.'nion, L;-brar- of
-onE,ress, 1)@5-

11-1114
mUSYH-'LISHVILIJ, XIk'OLAI@1AI1J1-1--"I-H.
?raktische Losung der fundament4ql-en Aandwrertaufr3aben rJer laa.5tizitat-
stheorie in der Pbene fur einige berandungsformen. (Zeitschri-ft fur
Angewandte Nathematik und Mechanik, 1933, v. 13, no. 4, p. 26L-2F2, bibl.)
iA3. Z4 v.13
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation i-a the 'Joviet I'nioi@, Librarly of
Congress, 1955.

MUSKHE--ISHVILI HIKOLAt 1VAROVICH.
Nekotorye o9novuys zadachi matematicheskoi teorii uprugosti; oanovaye
uravuenila, ploskaia zadacha, kruchenie i isgib. S prediml. A. 9. KUlcrva.
2. perer. i dopoln. lad. M,skwap AN SM9 1935. 453 p. diagrs. (Akademiia
nauk SSSR. Nauehno-tekhnicheskala literatura)
Bibliagraphys P. 448-453.
Som fundamental problems of the mathematical theory of elasticity; basic
equations, plane problAm, torsion and boxvi.
NN NNG
DIZ: QA931.M87 1935
SOt WnUftcturing and Nbehanical Engineering in the Soviet Union
Library of Congress, 1953.

MUSKAELIgHVILL N.I. Continued
Singulyarnyye integralinyye uravneniya a yadami tipa koshi na razomknutyky knoturakh.
tbilisi, Trudy rateL,, in-ta AN GrSSR, 11 (1942), 141-171.
0 chislennom reshenil ploskoy zadachi teorli* uprugosti. tbl'isi, Trudy matern. in-ta
Gr- fil. AN, 1 (1937), 87-88.
SO: Mathematics in the USSR, L91?-1947
editid by Kurosh, A.G.,
Markushevich, A-1.,
Rashevskiy, P.K.
Moscow-Leningrad, 1948

IMUSYMEELISHVILI, NIKOLA@ TVAIN10"'ICH.
Sin@@li.arnye integrallnye uravneniia: g-ranichnye zedachi teorii
funktsii i nekotor7-- ikh prilozheniia k Piatem2ticheskoi fizike. M'osk@!a,
3ostekhizd2t, 1946. 4h8 p., diagrs.
Bibliography: p. h@3-448.
Title tr.: Singular integral equations: boundary problems of
function theory and their application to mathematical physics.
Reviewed by W. Jo Trjitzinsky in Mathematical Reviews, 1947, v.
no* 10, p* 5869
@A431-,MB 1946
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Libr2n@ of
Congress, 1955.

MUSIMLISHVILI, NIKOIAf IVANOVICH
ff*kGtOr7V 02041VO70 Sadachi mtewtichoskoi. teorij qwugwti; oanovnye uravnonii&,
ploskala tooriia uprugosti, kruchanis i lzgib. 3. perer. i snachitel no
dopoln. isd. Nookwag IN SMO 1949. 635 p. diagre.
Bibliography: p. (621)-628.
Some fundamntal problem of the mthematical theory of elasticity; basic
equations, plane theory of alksticity, torsion and bond.
CU MH WaU DIZ: QA931.M87 1949
SO: Mianufficturing and Mechanical Engirisering in the Soviet Union
1&brary of Congress, 1953.

VM/Ae&&wmy or sciences - aeorgian an nb,5i
*Science in Soviet Georgia," N. I. Wmkhelishviu"
Pros, Acad Sci Georgian SSR'
ONgLuka i ZhizA" No 2p pp 9-12
Acad Sci Georgian SSR created and developed by-the
Boviet government, has now 5 departments: Social
scip Math and Naturai. Scio Agirs Tech Scip and #bdo
The academy governs 35 research institutes anA
scientific institutions of complex character.
academy publishes a monthly "Soobshcbeniya kka-
demii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR" (Communications of A=W
Sci Georgian SSR). Among their prominent members;
are: I. N. Vakua, mathematician, Prof Ye. K.
MuLradze, astronomer, P. G. Melikishvili, chemist,
A. 1. Dzban lidze and L. Sh. Davitashvili, geole-
gists, and many others.

/scientl9+4 @jw ice Hoebaiieli
!Outstanding Researcher in the Field of Applii@
,"aWmatics and, Mechanics, Abadmialm N. I .164" '.
Vieushvili. on his 6oth Birthday," N. G. ChOUM
d6r.0,41em, Aced Sci USSR
1!104k Nauk SSSR, Otdel Tekh Nauk" No 7,
963-968
4l,we4.,2 biography of N. 1. Muskhelishvili and re
view of his vorke in the field of the theory of
el"Wity and applied mathematics. He is Aeitl@
fled as president of Aced Sci Georgian SSR elect
ighl, deputy of Supreme Soviet in 1937-and 1946.
20 0
ML
AM/8CientiSt5 VAtheM&tiCfij Mechanics JU1,51
(Contd)
and member of commission for final formulation of
'tb*,LteXt of the USSR constitution.
20ftIOD

Sciences
I@ia tics
@."i*"IayIvanovich Muskhelishvili: On the
his Sixtieth Birthday
-,r*Ak,,.'Matemat i Mekh" Vol XV, No 3,s PP 265-214,
@)Wikhilishvili is outstanding mathematician
@*iAil,y known to foreign sci and eng societies,,.
espedi ally in the fld of elasticity. He was
i6 Feb 1891. in Tbilisi (Tiflis). He becom
llliesp,Acad Sci Georgian SSR in 1941 after its
;U,mAcademy of Sciences MELYATUn 51
Mathematics (Contc@)
liounding. Lists his 70 works published
i1915 1950, mainly on the 2-dimensio
nal thear*@,
'of lasticity.
1.0

ZHAK, I.Ye.; KUS SHVILI, V.I., akademik.
Rienann suamtion ofdouble mmerical series. Soob.AN Gruz.SSR 13 no-10;
587-593 152. (MM 6:5)
1. StalingrMakly pedagogicheakiy institut im. A.S. Serafimovicha (for
Zhak). 2. Akademiya Nauk Grusinakoy SSR (for Mankhelishvili). (Series)

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it ciniclse.but itte-Meltv Is coveted in gm, 1, daia;j In The, application tit the Owchy lit-
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PKHAKAIZE. SlI.S.; M(JSKML9HVILI. M.I., akademik.
1-1- _: I--- --- ", -
Iterated integrals. Soob.All Gznxz.SSR 14 no.10-10 '5J. (JAJYA 0:@)
1. Akademiya nauk Gruzinakoy SSR (for Nuakhelishvili). 4'. AkL-ciemiya unik
Gruzinakoy SSR. Tbilisskiy matem-ticheakiy inatitut iM. A.M.&Lzmadze (for
Mchakadze). (Inte6r0s. Miltiple)

I)ZHVAIMHEYSHVILI. A.G.; 14USKMISHVILI, N.I., ukademik.
Theorem of N.N.Zuzin for hinctions of two variables. Soob.Aff Gruz.SSH 14
no.1:11-15 '51. (XLiU 6:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Gruzinskoy SSR (for 14aakhelishvili). 2. Akademiya nauk
Grizinskoy SM, Thilieskiy matematicheakiy institut im. A.M.Razmadze (for
Dzhvarsheyshvili). (Calculus of variations)

17,
7.0
J.;

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-Ph -mat.:Mih "17'--
'-m"kss8c V. 107-413 (19S3)
-6
M
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ir~adW~l.ihem'y'-9f,.'~~~'tY.-.'"*:-.'Aiud..~ti~k ss,
A-Im.2"O'. @@23- -" i6mi-l Rev. At 6
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out unpealso ubdu incon*t T
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A ?k

MU/NathMOtics Integrals,, Potential Nov/Doc 53
"three-Dimensional Analog of the Caucby-type Into-
SMI and Certain Applications of It," A. V. Biteadze
Is Ak Nauk SSSR,, Ser YAt, Val 17, No 6, PP 525-538
the theory of one-dimensional integrals of the
C&Ucby type plays an important role* in the soln of
so-called two-dimensional problems of mathematical-
pbysics (e. g. N. 1. Nuakhelshvili, Singular Inte-
grel Equations (Singulyarnyye Integral'We Urave-
now) Nbscow-Leningrad Gostekhizdat (State Tech
pxwo), 19@6X Here the author constructs an appars.-
'tV&'of two-dimensional Caudby-type integrals and
2747M
applies apparatus to problems In the theory of
ftvtoniau potential. Presented by Acad S. L. Sabo-
ley$ 30 Or 53.

GERGUIRM, Ya.L.; HUSMaLISHVILI. R.I., ukadei-Akc.
Tunpential derivative of the logzrithmic potential of a sirmle strat'11.2.
DokI.AN SSBR 91 iio.6:1257-1-160 A,-- 151. 6.- @ )
1. Alcademiya nunk, SSSR (for Mwikhelishvili). (Hurinnic unalysis)
V

PHASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 563 - I
BOOK Call No.: QA93l-K8T4
Author: MUSM]ELISHVILI, N. I.., Academician
Full Title: SOM BASIC PROBLEMS OF THE MATHEM[ATICAL THEORY OF ELASTICITY-
FUNDAMENTAL EQUATIONS. PLANE THEORY OF ELASTICITY. TORSION
AND BENDING. 4th edition,, revised and augmented
Transliterated Title: Nekotoryye osnovnyye zadachi matematicheskoy
teorii uprugosti -Osnovnyye uravneniya.
Ploskaya teoriya uprugosti. Kruchenlye i Izgib
Izd. 4-e ispravl. i dopolnennoye
PUBLISHING DATA
Originating Agency: Academy of belences., USSR
Publishing House: Academy of Sciences, USSR
Date:@-3:954 No. pp.: 64T No. of copies: 5,000
Editorial Staff
Editors: 0. F. 14&ndzhavidze and A. Ys. Oorgidze
PURPOSE: For readers interested in the practical application and the
mathemstical4spects of the question.
TEXT DATA
Coverage: This is the 4th edition, corrected and developed as com-
pared with the 3rd edition which has been translated into English
1/2

Nekoto M e zadachl. matematicheakoy teorii uprugoati AiD 563 - I
-Osnovnyye uravneniya. Ploskaya teoriya uprugosti.
Kruchenlye I Izg1b Izd. 4-e ispravl. i dopolnennoye
by J. R. M. Radok, Groningen, Holland, in 1953. The second edition
of this.book received the Stalin prize of first class. According to
the author,, the changes made in the text of this edition,, as compared
with the third, are numerous, and,, while not extensive in volume,
are sometime rather essential.
No. of References: Total number 25T, of which 187 are Russian
Facilities: None given
2/2

VALIFISH, A.Z., redaktor; K&MRAVIDZI. G.F., redaktor; MIKELADZE. Sh.Ye.,
redaktor; MUSKHELISgVILI, R.I., otvatetvennyy redaktor; CHELIME, V.G.,
redaktor; CHOGOSHVIL19- redaktor; XABACHKOV, S.R., tekhnichesk17
redaktor.
[Linear discontinuous boundary problems of the function theory,
singular integral equations and some of their applications] Idneinye
razryvnyo granichnye zadacht teorit funktati, singuliarnye integrallnye
uravnenila i nekotorye ikh prilozheniia. Tiflis, Izd-vo Akademii nauk
Gruz.SSR. 1956. 158 p. (Akademiia nauk Gruz.SSR. Matenaticheakii institut.
Trudy. Tol. 23) (M12A 10:5)
(Functions, Discontinuous)
(Integral equations)
(Functions of complex variables)

28(0) SOV/26-59-5-8/47
AUTHOR: Muskhelishvili, N.I., Academician; President of the-
Academy of Sciences of the Georgian SSR
TITLE: Prospects for the Development oi Natural Science In Georj,@ i

PERIODICA,L. Priroda, 1959,-Nr 5, pp 45 - 4c9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that the Academy of Sciences in
Georgia received, as part of the 7-year plan, an
assignment to carry out 81 scientific investigations
covering 222 problems. One of the special works
given to it is the development of computing mathe-
matics, which have a bearing upon the development
of automats. A Computing Center has been created
at the Academy. It will have at its disposal
high-powered computing machines, now in construc-
tion, to serve principal institutions of the Soviet
Union. Other departments of the Georgian Academy,
namely the Instituty.-fiziki, elektroniki, avtoma-
tiki i telemekhani,&-i (Institutes of Physics, of
Card 1/3 Electronics, of Automatics and of Telemechanics)

SOV/26-59-5-8/47
Prospects for the Development of Utural Science in Georg&
are also participating in the construction of these
machines. Other problems assigned to the Academy
are: the development of the Theory of Resiliency
of Anisotropic Bodies, and the Membrane Theory.
Georgian mathematicians are working on the develop-
ment of singular integral equations, of topology,
hydromechanics etc. It is 10 years since the kca-
demy began research on cosmic rays. A high alti-
tude station is being constructed for this purpose,
with a 1000-ton electromagnet. An atomic reactor
is also being Installed to be used in connection
with research in chemistry, biology, medicine, and
to supply short-lived isotopes to Caucasian scien-
tific institutions. (Kher works and researches
are: on superconductivity and on semiconductors,
as a result of which, elements of cybernetic sy-
stem will be created. iThe research into the crust
of the earth is connected with the work on seismo-
Card 213 logy within the area of the Caucasus. Extensive

MUSKHELISIrVILI N.I ; GORDEELADZE, L.G., red. izd-va; DZIIAPARIDZE,
"=Qik'Th@@no. red.
[science in Soviet Georgia; brief review] Beaks Y Sovetakol
Gruzii; kratkii obzor. Tbilisi, Izd-vo kkmd. na%*-Ckruzinskoi
Mp 1961* 87 pe (Georgia-Science) OMW 15:2)

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KEIDYSF, M.V.; PALLADIN, ' V.; hUPREVIOI!, V.F.; ABDULLAYLV, k h.M.; SiTF.YF.V,
E.I.; MUSKEELISHVIII, N.I. ; 4AMKDALIYFV, Yu.G.; MA-MLIS, Yu.Yu.;
GROML, Ya.S.-, PLAUDE, F.E.; YAtW.F.YP,, K.K.; UPIAW/, S.U.;
AMBARTSUMMI, V.A.; BAWROV, Sh.B.; EYYTFFLID, I.G. [Eichfeld, J.j
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Kazakhskoy SSrZ (for Satpayev). 6. Frezident Akauemii rlauk Gruzinsloy
SSR (for Muskbelishvili). 7. Prezident Al,ademi-l nLu@ jizc-rl,;,ydzYansk.3y
SSR (for Mamedaliyev). 8. Prezident il-adernii nauk Litovksoy L@At
(for Matulis). 9. Prezident Akademii nauP I-Iolda,,:7k)y (for Grosul).
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nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR (for Umarov). 13. Prezident Akadenii nauk
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLA)ITATION SOV/6201
Vsesoyuznyy 9"yezd po teoreticheskoy i prikladnoy mekbanike. IstMoscow, 1960.
Trudy Vaesayuznogo s"yezda po teoreticheskoy i prikladnoy mekhanike.
27 yanvarya -- 3 fevralys 1960 g. Obzornyye doklady (Transactions of the
All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 27'January to
3 February 1960. Summary Reports). Moscow, lzd-vo AN SSSR, 1962.
467 p. 3000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Natsional'nyy komitet SSSR po
teoreUcheakoy i prikladnoy mekhanike.
Editorial Board: L. 1. Sedov, Chairman; V. V. Sokolovskiy, Deputy Chairman.
G. S. Shapiro, Scientific Secretary; G. Yu. Dzhanelidze, S. V. Kalinin.
L. G. Loytayansidy, A. 1. Lurlye, G. K. Mikhaylov, 6. 1. Petrov, and
V. V. Numyentsev; Reap. Ed.: L. 1. Sedov; Ed. of Publishing House-
A-. G. Chakhirev; Tech. Ed.: R. A. Zamarayeva.
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Transactions of the All-Union Congress (Cont. ) SOV/6201 4t@)
PURPOSE. This book is intended for scientific and engineering personnel who
are interested in recent work in theoretical and applied mechanics.
COVERAGE: The articles included in these transactions are arranged by
general subject matter under the following heads: general and applied me-
chanica (5 papers), fluid mechanics (10 papers). and the mechanics of rigid
bodies (8 papers). Besides the organizational personnel of the congress,
no personalities are mentioned, Six of the papers in the present colleation
have no references; the remaining 17 contain approximately 1400 references
in Russian, Ukrainian, English, German, Czechoslovak, Rumanian, French.
Italian, and Dutch.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
SECTION 1. GENERAL AND APPLIED MECHANICS
Artobolevskly, 1. 1. Basic Problems of Modern Machine Dynamics 5
Bogolyubov, N. N., and Yu. A. Mitropol'skiy. Analytic Methods of
the Theory of NonlInear Oscillations 25
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Transactions of the All-Union Congress (Cont. SOV/6201
Sretenskiy, L. N. Review of Reports on the Theory of Tides 213
Struminskiy, V. V. Present State of the Problem of Supersonic
Gas Flow Past Bodies 225
SECTION 111. MECHANICS OF RIGID BODIES
Berezantsev, V. G. The Theory of Limiting State of Stress in
Soil Mechanics and Its Applications 299
Vekua, 1. N., and-bi. I. Muskhelishvili
!4kj Methods of the Theory
of Analytic Functions 1-n-th-e-M-66-fy of Elasticity 310
Golldenveyzer, A. L. Development of the Theory of Elastic
Thin Shells 339
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6095
Muskhelishvili, Nikolay Ivanovich
ye zadachi teorii funktsiv i
Singulyarnyye integralInvye uravneniya; grapichny-
nekotoryye ikh prilozheniya k maternaticheskoy fizike (Singular Integral
Equations; Boundary-Value Problems of the Function Theory and Some of
Their Applications m Mathematical Physics). 2d ed. , rev. Moscow, Fiz-
matgiz, 1962. 599 p. 8500 copies printed.
Ed. : S. M. Polovinkin, Tech. Ed. : K. F. Brudno.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for aspirants and senior students in depart-
ments of physics and mathematics and also for research engineers.
COVERAGE: The book is a systematic presentation of the mathematical ap-
paratus of Cauchy-type integrals and singular integral equations. A con-
siderable part of the book deals with applications of this apparatus to the
solution of numerous problems of the potential theory, the theory of elas-
ticity, and other sections of mathematical physics. The second edition has
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Singular Integral Equations (Cont.)
SOV/6095
been completely revisod as regards the presentation of material and the in-
troduction of new material. No personalities are mentioned. There are 382
references: 287 Soviet (including 3 translations), 32 English, 31 German,
24 French, and 8 Italian.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface to the Second Ed,.tion
From the Preface to the First Edition
Introduction
CH. 1. BASIC PROPERTIES OF CAUCHY-TYPE INTEGRA 1_9
9
110
11
1. Some Definitions and Lemmas
1. Smooth and piecewise smooth lines
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FELDYSF, YI.V., aktt,. Lik; F@DDqOV, Ye.i@., akademik; AHTS114')VIOP, L.A., a@aderiik;
SISAHAN, '.F., akademik; @3.)REYIY, I.I.; P.L., FOR, V.A.;
LiADAU, L.@.; LIF5HITS, Ye.Y,.; SFALINII.;W, ^.I.: !.Y,.;
AI_W1SFYEVE,Z_'f, N.Ye.; L.A.; FALLAii.,El, akadevilk;
SATFAYE", .I., alrademik; @14BARTSUMYiOl, V.,,I., a@ad(omik; 1UF1qEVI-.'H,
V F.; 1-_W&.fE,1.ISFVIL1 N.I. akademik; 1,tiiW@EYEV, Y.K.; MUTH-', E.R.;
Or fi7 -I'
PZEVI:,'!@ V.G., dAtor fizi-matem.nauk; EFON, E.M.; MjOLTY.")V, ij.Ya.,
of.; G.t -,)RIYEV, A.A., FUDV,'K.K., prof.;
V
pr '.A.. al ademik, Mk
A.G., prof.; FI1.;,TOVi,, L.G., prof.; FEYVE, Ya.V.; SF141KI!,TOV, B.N.,
I I )V, j,.G.; HYCfljlGDV, G.I.; BAriSh..YA, VJ .; VUZv", ti.ji.;
Prof., Tit
BAfWJOVj**.,jYe.F.; hIDARDINji, L.A.; ISA0i'ENKO, A.F.; ILI INA, Yu.P.;
DANILOV, prof.; FLALDE, K.K.; NE"FAYEVA, T.N., prof.; CHEPEL,
L., doktqr; SZANTO, Ladislav, akademik; BELAC111h, Yozef; F.N ELU
VIYEN; SIGE11-15JN, M.S., prof. (LIvov); STARYOV, N.; AERAM jV-CH, Yu.;
VOSERFES :SKIPI, V.; KROPjiCHEV, A.; REZVOY, D., prof., (LIvov);
YONDRATP,
YEV, VX., aleademik; LEEEDIj4SHY, V.I., kand.geol. -mineral. -
naulq YASHIN, A.L., akademik
IlPriroda" is 50 years old. Priroda 51 no.1:3-16 ja '62.
(MIRit 15:1)
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Prezidiuma AN SSSR (for Fedorov). 3. kkademik-sekretar' Otdeleniya
fiziko-M2te,n.nauk All SSSR (for Artsimovich). 4. Akademik-sekretLrI
Otdeleniya biologicheskikh nauk AN SSSR (for Sisakyan). 5. Chlen-
korrerpondent iU4 SSSR, zame5titel' akademika-sekretarya Utdeleniya
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MUSHE ISHVILI, 1,.T,
- . - _ I @ , red. j SEDOV, L. I., red.; MIKHAYLOV,
G.K., red.
[Transactions of the International Symposium on Applications
of the Theory of Fanctions in Continuum Mechanics] Trudy
Mezhdunarodnogo simpoziuma. prilozheniia teorii funktsii v
mekhani-ke sploshnoi sredy. Voskva, Nauka. Vol.42. 11965. 476 p.
@ vi;iA 18: 11)
1. InterT,ational '3yjTosium or Applications of the Theory of
Functions in Continuum Fechanics, Tiflis. 1963-

ACC NR, AM6022151 Monograph UR/
Muskhelishvili, Nikolay Ivanovich
Some fundamental problems in themathematical theory of elasticity; basic equations.
plane elasticity theory, torsion and bending (Nekotoryye osnovnyye zadachi
matematichesko@ teorii uprugosti; oanovnyye uravneniya. ploskaya teoriya uprugosti
y
kruchesniye i Izgib) 5th ed., rev. and enl. Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka,' 1966, 707 P.
illus., biblio I. Errata slip inserted. 11,000 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: elasticity theory, .11 solid mechanics
C,,J--A " &C- I "-J,- L
PURPOSE'AD COVEFLAGE:' This is the fifth e@ition of the well-known book by
Academician N. I. Muskhelishoili (the third and fourth edition have been translat
into English) toncerning the fundamental problems of the mathematical theory of
elasticity. It differs from the fourth edition only by the addition of one new
chapter (Chapter Eight), compiled by N. 1. Muskhelishoili's colleagues G. I.
Barenblatt (Moscow), A. I. Kalandiya (Tiblisi), and G. F. Mandzhavidse (Tiblisi),
New results in the solution of problems analyzed in the fourth edition obtained
after that edition had been published (1953) are presented in this chapter. The
book is intended primarMy for scientists working on problems of the mathematical
theory of elasticity. The bibliography lists 387 Soviet and 189 non-Soviet
sources.
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged]:
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MUSKHELISHVILI, T.A.
Material an rept12es of the Kta-Tusheti area. Soob.,O Gruz.SSR 26
no.3005-NI Rr 161. (MIRA 1414)
1. AN Gruzinskoy SSR, Institut zoologii, Tbilisi, Predstavleno
chlenom-korrespandentom Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR L.P.Ka-landadme,
(Georgia-Reptiles)

AmviLtv T.A.
Continui rinds. Priroda 50 no.W24 Ja 061. (MM 1481)
1. Institut loologii AN GruzSMJ
(Georgia--4eckoa)

LOSWWKVII,I, TA. -
New dats, an the distribution of Ophisops slogan~ Visa. In Georgia.
Zool.shur. 41 no.lOsl579-1580 0 162. (NDA 15212)
1. Institute or Zoology, Academy of Sciences or the Georgian
S.S.R.9 Tbilisi. (Georgia-Lisards)

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Di-gtrilaution of Eumeces schna-ideri(Daudin) in Georgia. Zoo',
zhur. LI+ no.9:1419-!V-l 065. (MIRA
I* Institut zoologiL AN Grazinskey, SSR, Tbilisi,

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KUTA7BLADZE, As2an Aleksandrovich; OIJIMI, Shurman Illich;
Prinimali uchastiye: MATIKASIIVILI, T.I.; DURPISHIDZE, N.Sh.;
KERSIEN, 1.0., otv. red.; DIIAKOVA, G.B., red.izd-va;
loOMILINA, L.N., tekhn. red.
(Simultaneous operation of mine ventilators] Sovmestnaia
rabota shakhtzWkh ventiliatorov. Moskva,, Goo. nauchno-
tekbn. izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu, delu, 1961. 182 p.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Fanss Mechnnical) (Mine ventilation)

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Category : USSR/Nuclear Fnysics - Elementary Particles C-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika., No 2, 1957 No 3130
Author : Alpers, V.V. Barkov, L.M., Gerasimova, R.I., Gurevich, I.I., Muskhin, K.N.,
Nikollskiy, B.A., Thporkova, E.P.
Title : Production of Slow qf@k-mesons in the Nuclei of Photographic Emulsion by
460 Mev Protons and Neutrons of 400 Mev Effective Energy.
Orig Pub : Zh. eksperim. i teor fiziki, 1956, 30, No 6, 1025-1033
Abstract : The emulsion-camera procedure was used to study the production of
chargedlr'-mesons by 4460 Mev protons and by neutrons of 400 Mev
effective energy.
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3'ate zo y : USSR/ruclear Physics - Elementary particles C-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957 fir) 3129
Author : Alpers, V. V., Barkorv,L. M., Gerasimova, ft. I., Gurevich, I I.,
14ishakovay A. P.) 1*11uhin, K. N.
Title : Production of Jlow sons in Photo&raphic Emulsion Nuclei by 669
Mav Protons.
Orig Pub : Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, lQ156, 30, No 6, 1034-10Y;
Abstract : The emulsion camera procedure was used to study the production of
sloOrWsons in the nuclei of the emulsion by the actiot,. of
660 blev protons. The procedure used made possible an effective stu6y
of the stars with the production of slow #-meons, and also the energy
and angular spectra of the slow7rmesonn produced in the nuclei.
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MUSKOVIC, S.
Rudolf &-@dnarikls 1-1alivance ohnistia v oblasti @"al-,,ch YUArpat (Fainted Fireplaces
in the Area of Male Karpaty) i a book review4
P. 557 (SLJV,-NSKY NORODOPIS) Vol. 5, no. 5, 1957t
Bratislava . Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessims (EUI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 3.
March 1958

KKCSM, L.; Z&HORCSFX, A.; KUS=, F.
Paper chromatographic isolation of estrogens of human urine. Kiserletes
orvostud. 10 no.4:397-401 Aug 58.
1,, Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem SzuleBzeti es Nogyogyaszati Kliinikaja.
(ESTROMM, in urine
isolation by paper chromatography (Run))

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[e-mail]: Porodin-Aleksozcv, G. (Doctor of technical acier=3, -'.eritorious in science ZLrX
- ' ',I - - ,
qc, nolo of the RSI@15R); Xezhuyev, B. (Candidato of tocimical sciences) Ma- r, L 6
Oftk'G: 'I'Zone
Electrochenical machinin,@ of i@uitcriftla
SPU',XE: VDIZZ11 OSSIZ. Informatsionnyy byulleton', no. 6, 19G6, 13-16
Wk?7C
-%GS: Aclectrochcmi3try, cletrolysis, raachine tool
7
Macnine, E.KhO-i shaping machine, 7972-4014 shaping mchine, b.LUZ-14 stiaping mac
BLUZ-3 shaping, machine 1@
AMOUCT: Seven various electrolytic devices u--ed for material shaoirg rLid foraing
operations are described and illustratcd. The first device dezigned by the Lublin
of E.`i.:3 is used for obtaininG cono- or icd,,,,e-shaped articles by mcans of coving
f4
wrork-Piece (anode) in a cylinder (cathode) !led with a 15-Pct salt solution k'electrol,,-@e).
7ne -,)rocess is described including data on article sizes, tolerances, olectrode ca:)o,
nz-oductivity, etc. The second apparatus is a ma&fne tool of a ser:d-autojriat@c AG:,-2 type
used for more complicated shaping operations. 76 is based on the principle of anodic dis-
solution of metals in a 7 to 10-pct salt solution at small intor-olectrode ;,aps. !-@ ia
Drovided vrith. an electronic controll syatem. its production capacity is 7COO cu m;-/Min,
y-po is used for
requiring a power of 60 kw. The third device of semi-automatic a-aO-I
profile blade milling by means of straight moving electrodes of a mirror-imaCe profile.
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A 10-nct salt solution is used as electrolyte. Thc -fourth description covers a- el
chemical machine-tool of 7972-4014 type desi-jred by tAie Noi-i"nsk ttica-
1 pun, ')-,)ct zalt So"
it is used for shaping holes of fuo drive fittin-a in a 6 to IL I" L
Ito production is 40 cu WVmin- Its 990 x 560 x 960 mmlicasing is mado of plas-.ic mato-
rials. Its weight is 400 kg. The fifth described machine-tool of BI Z-14 -,Y-.)c desi ed
gn
DY the ultrasonic laboratory of the Kinsk Tractor Plant is used for removinj various sur-
face defects caused by heat treatment of pin-ion goaralland other similar articles. A
method of an-dic dissolution in a running water-salt olecrolyte (10 to 20;;) ia applied.
A d-c power supPlY Of 15 kw, 10 to 15 v, 250-300 am is needed. The overall size 4.3
900 x 650 x 1100 mm. The sixth devico of an ultrasonic BLUZ-3 type is used for removing
barbs from pinion gears by means of electrolytic jets (10 to 20-pet salt solutioni. :t
is fed from a d-c source of 500 amp and 20 to 40 v. its size is 1240 x 600 x 1000 M:1".
The seventh item mentioned in the text covers the description of an electroC170L_Jca1 hordn,-
-rindin,
machine used for polishing ductile metal alloys. A cross-soction of -zhe mac@dne
equioped with. an electrolyte bath is presented. The operation of the machine is general!
y
described. Orig. art. has: 6 photos, 1 diagram.
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t,@rn:,, for L:i- pl,mti7LU, of plz,@,at in iL.-
liu-@ -,jil3 conduct,d in 195C by thi@
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lui ,,,hj,..in th"t 11-@n-ibodl-
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cultur@-:i concid-rably rcduccs ta@, labor r--quir-,d
for crop raisir,.,S. ir, c-dditioa, th, -@f
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tho w,-A,-ht 'cn--. latt,@r. Tit@' t1i,_ r@_-
duction in th,; nu..'----r of pIL-ats, Srowias in _-_
sin3lo s@_cd hul-., th- .-iumbc;r of bc)llz3 p-rowi:-ig
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th, , 'tton
t !vat ic-) I. Th,@ h4'j-_,st vi@@la .-ras obtain-d b- d12@-
p,)3i,v', th@; plaiii-sc i;
I , L, L @i t t @@ r r. 60 x
6c) x 4 aad 50 ): 50 x 3 c @i. Co:.iparis,,,)n otudioj
of cottin plant cultivatloa pct'@,ornss
60 x 45 -,ad 50 x 50 c carri,)d @,u@ o@" C.
lar@;,L: sca1G. 0.1 hiShly
wltll-i . nir..-h 1-,vDl of -.round viat,-r -.rel ;,n
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ACC NRj AP6008513 SOURCE CODE: UR/006Z/66/000/001/0181/018Z
AUTHOR: Muslin, D. V. ; Vasileyskaya, N. S.; Khidekell, IfIL
iiazuvayev. 777T'
ORG: Laboratory of Stabilization of Poly ers, Academy of Sciencess.@Slk
(Laboratoriya stabilizatsii polimerov Akademil nauk TSSR); lii_sCitd@_of Chemical
Physics, Academy of S@@@R (Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk
SSSR)
TITLE: Z, 4-di-tert-butyl-6 -trim ethy Isi lylphenol and the corresponding phenoxyl
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 1, 1966. 181-18Z
TOPIC TAGS: phenol, chemical synthesis, silane
ABSTRACT: This article describes the synthesis of a steric-hindered phenol
(and corresponding phenoxyl) containing a trimethylsilyl group in the ortho-
position. 2,4-di-tert.-butyl-6-trimethylsilylphenoI is obtained by hydrolysis
of 2,4-di-tert.-butyl-6-trimethylsilyI phenoxytrimethylsi lane synthesized by
the Wurtz-Fittig reaction from 2, 4-di -tert. - buty 1-6 -bromophenoxytrimethylsi lane.
Upon oxidatio of the new steric-hindered compound with an alkalide solution
K 31 F e(CN), or P 0 stable Z,4-di-tert.-butyl-6-trimethylsilylphenoxyI
b Z'
is obtained-- The electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum of this compound
represents a triplet caused by splitting at the meta-protons of the benzene ring.
SUB CODE: 0'// SUBM DATLE: 28may65/ ORIG REF: 001/ OTH REF: 002
UDC: S4l+-S4l.5l+538.ll3+S46.Z87