SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PAWELSKI, S. - PAWLAK, Z.

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PAWRIM. Slawomir, W-wa. Chociumska 5, Instytut Hmatologli
Clinical significance of basic hematological tests. Viadomoscl
lek. 8 no.6:246-257 June '55.
(DIAGNOSIS
hematol.tests, twPortance)
(EMATIOIAW.
hmatol.testa. diag.importance)

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CZMKI. FrzyWalaw (War-saawa, Chocimaka 5 Instytut Hematologil);
PAMISKI, Slawomir
Phase-contrast and histochemical studies on megaloblastic
erythropoiesis. 7o1. morph.. Wares. 5 no-3:221-227 1954.
1. Z Ilin. Oddz. Hematologicznego, kierownik: doe. dr med. W.Lawkovics.
Institut hematologil, dyrektor: doe. dr mad. A.Housman.
(ERTTHROCYTIS,
megaloblasts, phase-contrast & histochem. studies)

FAWRLSKI, Slavomir
Value of vital studies In homatological diagnosis. Postepy hig.
mod. doewladez. 8 no.2:237-2W 1954.
1. KIinI)m Homtologiczna Instytutu Hemtologii. Warszawa, ul.
Ghoolms)m 5.
(BZM, diseases,
*dia.g., vital staining)
(STAINS AND STAINING,
*vital staining in hematol. diag.)

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Anemia In pregnencq. Wiadomosci lek. 7 no.12:605-611 Doc 54.
(ANEMIA, in pregnancy
diag. A ther.)
(ANEMIA
HYFZRCHROXIC, in pregn.
diag. & ther.)
M GNANCY, complications
anemia, diag. & ther.)
MGNANCY. cowplications
anemia, h7parchroxio. diag. & ther.)

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-PAWELSKI,, Slawomir
The achievements of eytogenaties in some pathological syndromes.
Pol. tyg. lek. 18 no.1:26-32 1 Ja 163.
1. Z Oddzialu Chorob Wewnetranych, kierounik: doo. dr med. S.Pawelski.,
Instytutu flematologii, d kt' : d0c. dr A. Trojanowski.
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(Cfiaomw"-w (GENETICS , IMM)

PAVELSKI, Slawomir
Selected problems from clinical post-transfusional complications.
Polski tygod. lek. 11 no.21:932-937 21 May 56.
1. Z Kliniki Hematologicznej, kierownik: prof. dr. med.
W. Lawkowicz. Instytutu Hematologil. dyrektor: doe. dr. med.
A. Trojanowski. Instytut Hematologii, Warszawa. u1.
Chocimska 5.
01001) TRANSFUSION, complications,
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?UAFISZP 111. ; PALCZW.,SKI, B.; FAWELSKI, W. (Gdansk)
On the existence and the unIcLty of solutions of certain
differertial equations of the type u -fltx,Y,z
Annales Pol math 11 vUvUxjUy#UzpUxy
9.4 AZIUY2)' no.fTzi5-106 161.

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KWAPISZ, M.; PALCZEWSKI, B.; PAWFIZKI, W. (Gdansk)
On the existence and unicity of solutions of certain differeential
equations of the type ~ f(X#Y#2-U#Ux#Uypua,%W,uxs,uyz). Annales
pol math 11 no.l: "'161.
(Differential equations)

PAWEISKIpV* (Odant3k)
Rmarks or, *Ixed inequ&lities among the integrals of
equations with partial derivatives of the fIrst order.
Annales Pol math 13 no.3009-326 163.

PALCZEWSKI., B.; PAWEISKI, W. (Gdansk)
Some remarks on the uniqueness of solutions of the Darboux
problem vith conditions of the Krasnosellskii-Krein type.
Annales Pol math 14 no.2:97-100 964

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AUTHOR: PawelBki, W* (Master pngineer, Member of industrial electronics dept
TITLE: Transistorized orcillator-type relays-and their applications in deviation
regulators
SOURCE: Pomiary, automatyka,. kontrola, no. 10s, 1964,'462-464
TOPIC TAGS: autemationt automatic control system'q1transistor relay, deviation re
gulator, transistor oacilfator, co tactless relay,,
feedback hi&h frequency trans-
',1-former
ABSTRACT: The-paper describes the principle-of using transistor oscillators aB
-contactless--relays in which an element.sensina-an external nonelectrical quantity
alters the feedback in.the oscillator, thus changing the conditions of oticillation,
Me changes, i
n turn, the output of the oscillator which c*n be eftber its fre-
quency or its amplitude or the DO component of the oscillator current. The out-
put actuates a relay or a deflection-type indicator, An analysis is given of a
transistor oscillator-baving a feedback loop, and the optimum conditions for Te-
lay operation a are established. A sensing element having a transistor in a =nmorr
4' C 1/4.
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operation is described, and a practical realization of such an oscillator-
type sensor with relny action is illustrated in Figs 1 of the Enclosure. The
sential element is a h.f. transformer consisting of two coils with ferrite cores
placed axially,opp6site each other. The transformation ratio S of such a trans-
former is defined as i*-M/L2 and can be varied, for exanq)lc., by inserting a metal
-shield into the gap between the two coils. If the value of 5 without the shield
corresponds to the oscillation threshold, then insertion of the metal.plate will
decrease the degree of feedback, thus causing the oscillation to cease abruptly.
Resistors R1, R2.and serve to establish the operating point of the transistor;
diode D and impedanceR3 are-the output stage of the sensor. The abrupt change of
output in such a senror is used for recording small ( of the order of lmm) linear
dis'pla,cements, and this feature is used in conjunction with a deflection type me-
ter. Such a composite system is described and its schematic diagram is given. A
schematic diagram of an oscillator-type sensor which takes into account the direc-
~tion of motion of the pointer of a meter is also described and shown# The main
advantages of such sensors are., long service time,, small dimensions~ low Bupply
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PECH, Radovan, inz.; VIVITTIR, arrislav; MITA, Bchumil; PAWERA, Kare2, irz.
A new electrode for welding fireproof pearlite-ferrite and
austenite tubes. Zvaranie 13 no.8:217-221 Ag'64
1. State Research Institute of Materia-Is and Technology, Prague
(for Pech). 2. Prvni brnenska strojir-na, Zavody Kiementa Gott-
waldap Brno (for Vintr). 3. Vitkovicke zelezarny Klementa Gott-
walda National &terprise, Ostrava ( for Kallta and Pawera).

PAII~K~arel inz.; PILOUS, Vaclav, inz., kandidat technickych ved;
POBORIL, Frantisek, inz., dr.
Mcrostructure and mechanical properties of weld Joints of
austenitic and ferrite pearlitic creep resisting steel for
boilers with high parameters. Hut listy 16 no-3:186-197 Mr 1 b'4
1. Vitkovicke zelezarny Klementa Gottwalda, Ostrava (for Pawera,.
. 2. Zavody V.I.Lenina, Vyzkumny a zkusebni ustav, Plzen (for Pilous).
3. Vyzkumn-y ustav hutnictvi zeleza, 113raha (for Poboril).

F X.-TERA, F .
leyeldabilty of all -y st--els resi --t.-.,rt to the f,.f 'ect of hydrnr-en. -, .131 -
(?ararie, Vol. (, ':c. c, r,ay !(-Ic'7, 'r,-,ti-:l;;vi, '7echoslovrikia)
SO: Nlontl-,lv Li-t of-Last Eur-n-ar Accessi-ns 1(-. VoI. (, Nc. C, ~'-nt. CC-,. T'rcl.

PAd" -A , K.
L" fect or I ridrogen -ri wld 21rij, I ow-alloy -(I c-l-I I I,. t: !j,,,:uja. p. 2~d_
~ iA U' I-- Vol. 4, no. 9/10, St~pt. 19~-5.
'Czechoslovakia
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AUTHORSs Paw ra
e. Vilous, Vaclav, Candidate
'-~ofWihnical Sciences, Engineer and
Pobo-ril, Frantiiiek, Engineer Doctor
TITLE: Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Weld
Joints Between Austenitic and Pearlitic Creep-
resistant Steels for Boilers Operating at High
Pressures and Temperatures
PERIODICAL: Hutnickg listy, 1961, No. 3. pp. 186 - 197
TEXT: In thermal power stations with high cperating steam
temperatures and pressures austenitic steels have to be used
for the hottest sections of the superheater and the high-
pressure boiler whilat less thermally stressed sections can
be made from cheaper ferritic-pearlitic steels. In 1959
the problem of producing.satisfactory weld Joints between
these two types of steel became acute. Since at the time a
satisfactory weld joint between ferritic-pearlitic and austen-
itic steels was not available,it was decided to verify the
possibility of using a welding technology developed in the
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Vyzkumn~ a zkusebnj ~istav,Za'vody V.I. Lenina v Plzni (Research
and Test Institute of the V.I. Lenin Works, Pilsen).
In the first part ol the paper results published in the
literature are reviewed: work is mentioned of A.S. Gellman
and V.S. Popov (Ref. 2), J.T. Tucker, Jr. and F. Eberle
(Ref. 3), F. Erdmann-Jesnitzer, M. Beckert and H. Schmiedel
(Ref. 4), B. L?Jfblad and E. Lindh (Ref. 5) and Ii. Linden
and H. Henneke (Ref. 6) and information published by the
International Nickel Company (Ref. 8) and also work by
A.F. Koi;ajev, A.V. Sibanov (Ref. 9). L. Jenicek (Ref. 10),
Z. Eminger, J. Krumpos (Ref. 11) and P. de Marneffe of
France (Ref. 13) as well as earlier work of one of the
authors (Ref. 1). Practical experience has shown that during
heat-treatment and also when the material is held over long
periods at the operating temperatures, a decarburised zone, a
few tenths of a mm wide, forms in the transient zone in the
ferritic-pearlitic steels, whilst in the strip which is
directly adjacent to the austenitic weld metal a thin
carburised zone forms. This behaviour is attributed to the
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differing solubility of carbon and the a and y phases.
For weld joints between ferritic-pearlitic and austenitic
material which are exposed to high alternating thermal stresses
under load, the Lenin (9koda) Works make the weld using the
material VZ6 60, which contains 60% Ni and 50% Cr; the
coefficient of thermal expansion of this material has a value
which is intermediate between that of ferritic-pearlitic and
that of austenitic steels (Fig. 3). The solubility of carbon
in this material,which contains predominantly Ni,is very low
and therefore it forms an effective barrier against carbon
diffusion. Compared with similar fabricated electrodes
produced by Messrs. Wiggin in Great Britain, the Czech-produced
electrodes are cast rods, which are considerably cheaper.
The V.I. Lenin Works have developed a reliable process for
manufacturing such welded rods; the only scrap is that caused
by the gatings, amounting to 25-30% of the charge weight. Afte:
casting,the rods are sand-blasted and cold-forged on a rotary
forging machine TOS R 16 to a diameter of 3.5 mm. These
electrodes are used for argon-arc welding of high-alloy alloys
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operating at temperatures UP to 700 0C. The welding metal
has the most favourable0mechanical and physical properties
after hardening at 750 C (250 HV I impact strength up to
10 mkg/cm2). The hardness of the welding met2l after welding
is 160 H Vwith an impact strength of 9 mkg/cm . The
mechanical properties of this metal are given in Table 1.
The proneness to temper brittleness was investigated at the
temperatures of 600, 650 and 700 OC for 1 000 hours; the
impact strength does not change appreciably by the ageing
and0a drop by about 20% was detected only after cooling to
20 C, which is attributed to the fact that the weld metal
was perfectly hardened. The experiments were made on welds
joining tubes of a diameter of 32 x 5 mm of the steel
Z!SN 15225 (Lof special extra) with tubes of equal dimensions
of the steel IeSN 17481 (MnCrTi 17/7). The composition (in %)
of these steels is as follows:
6SN 15225 - 0.10-0-15 C, 0.45-0.65 mn, 0.15-0.25 Si, 0.40-0-50
Cr, 0.90-1-00 Mo, 0.20-0-35 V, max 0.045 P and max. 0.045 S;
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CSN 17481 - 0.05-0-12 C, 17.0-19.0 Mn, max. 0.70 Si, 7.0-8.0 Cr,
0-30-0.60 Ti, max. 0.040 P and max. 0.035 S. The following
combinations of weld Joints and heat-treatment were used in the
experiments:
Type of Base Weld Heat treatment
weld seam Material Seam (after welding)
A 15225/17481 Vzu, 6o a) 980OC/0-5 h/air
68oOC/I h/air
b) 680*C/2 h/air
c) without heat treatment
B 15225/15225 V2:6 60 a) 980*C/0.5 h/air
68oOC/I h/air
/
C 17481/17481 vzu 6o a) 980*C/0.5 h/air V
68o*c/i h/air
Cl 17481/17481 11C11 d)IOOOOC/0-5 h/air.
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The purpose of the combinations B and C was to determine the
additional influence of the base materials 15225 and 17481 on the
properties of the welding material VZU 60; the purpose of the
combination Cl was to evaluate the stability of the weld of the
austenitic tubes from the steel 17481 welded by the argon-arc
method, using the material "C" (MnCrMo(Nb) 17/7) in accordance with
the technology worked out by J. Novotnj (Refs.16,17) at the Vyzkumny'
ustav avar'eZ'sky~ (Welding Research Institute). The heat-treatment a)
corresponds to that normally specified for the steel 6SN 15225;
b) to that specified for erection weld seams of the steel ~SN 15225;
d) corresponds to the heat-treatment specified for welds of the
steel CSN 17481. In contrast to the technology of argon-arc welding
of uniform materials, where it in advantageous to fuse the root of
the weld without additional material, it in in this case necessary
to deposit material from the VZU' 60 electrode also into the root,so
as to prevent diffusion of carbon from the ferritic-pearlitic into
the austenitic material. The results of X-ray tests with an
oblique beam through two walls did not prove satisfactory
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from the point of view of giving a reliable indication of
the quality of the weld seam and should not be used for
quality control. Therefore, the authors considered using
an X-ray beam in two mutually perpendicular planes. In the
bending tests(OfA,B, C) bending angles between 38 and 73 0
were achieved before the first crack occurred and in two cases
bending angles of 120 and 1350 were achieved without any
crack. These results show that the weld joint has a satis-
factory plasticity. Bending tests on the tubes welded with
the electrodes "C" showed good resultsi bending angles of
1800 were achieved without fracture. In tensPe tests at
20 OC, yiold-point values of 30 - 41.4 kj/~ were achieved,
with strength values of 45.7 - 59.5 k9/Mm and contraction
of 10.4 - 14.7%. The fractures always occurred in the weld
metal VZ6 60 which,at this temperature,has a lower strength
than both the base materials; the mechanical properties are
fully in accordance with the respective values for the cast
alloy VZ16 60. Tensile tests at 575 'C showed yield-point
2 2
values of 13.2 - 18.9 kg/mm , strength values of 27.4 - 35.5kghmi
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and an elongation of 15.3 - 22.7%; fractures almost always
occurred in the austenite and the results correspond with the
appropriato value8 for the material 6SN 37481 at that tomiwa-
ture. The results of metallographic tests confirm that the
alloy VZ~ 60 is suitable for welding ferritic-pearlitic steels
with austenitic steels; the coefficient of thermal expansion
of this alloy has a value which is intermediate between the
respective values of' the two materials,. Due to itis high
nickel content, diffusion of carbon from the ferritic-
pearlitic into the austenitic steel is prevented. The results
of creep-rupture tests for specimens of the dimensions as shown
in Fig. 13 (tube diameter 32 x 5 mm) are plotted in Fig. 14.
It can be seen that the results roughly correspond to a
straight line representing average values for the material
15225. The method of heat-traatment of the joints had
practically no influence on the results. The fractures always
occurred in the transition zone of the base material 15225.
Compared with the respective values currently assumed for
these materials, the strength under creep conditions of the
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transient zone of' the material 15225 was somewhat lower and
that of the material 17481 was somewhat higher. In 3-month
corrosion tests the corrosion speed of both base materials
was about 0.7 - 1.7 g/m2day, corresponding approximately to
0.03 - 0.09 mm/year. In no case was an intensive or local
corrosion attack detected in the weld; neither the material
"C" nor the material VZO 60 showed signs of having been
attacked by corrosion in a power-station condensate which was
saturated at 20 0C with oxygen and carbon dioxide. Acknowledg-
(VZ6-ZVIL)
ments are expressed to Duchek and PaJuOrka VZKG),
who made the experimental weld joints., Engineer Toman and
Engineer 9ed6nko (VZKG) and Tykal (VbHZ), who carried-out the
metallographic analyses, Baier (VZKG) and Franc (VUHZ)
for carrying out the mechanical and creep tests,
Engineer gvef-ey (SVUOM) for carrying out the corrosion tests
and also to Engineer Huber (ViKr.) There are 14 figures,
7 tables and 20 referencest 6 Czech and 14 non-Czech.
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ASS0C1AT1ONS,I ViKG, Ostrava (K Pawera)
VZt ZVIL Pilsen (V Pilous)
VUHZ, Prague (F, Pobor"il)
SUBM1TTEDt November 14, 1960
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Table 1~
Tempera- Heat Yield Strength, Elong- Contra- lmpact
ture, 0C Treat- point, ation ction, Strength,
ment kg/mm2 kg/mM2 (5d), mkg/cm 2

20 No heat- 23.2 44A 25 25 9
treat-
ment
20 Qf 33.4 55.b 20 20 7
500 17~2 34.4 26 28 9
550 16.5 32.4 27 28 9

6oo J
15.5
30.2
27
28
9
650 14.5 29.6 24 27 9
700 13.2 28A 22 26 9
jLA
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Table 2-.
C Mn Sl P
Specified max- max. ma x
composition 0.10 0-30 0,80
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S Cr Ni Ti Fe W Mo Al
max. re!5t max. max. max. max.
19.0 1,5015.0 5.0 0.80
Composition
of high-
frequency
heat No.479 o,o6 0. 21 U.47 0.009 0,026 1816 61-15 L22 ID-94 2.102-19 0.47
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Fig. 3; Coefficient of thermal ex pansion of austenitic
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electrode material L 391, 60
the weld alloy VZU
and of the base ferrite-p earlite material CPN 15210

in the temperature range 0
100 to 550 C.
0
Temperature, C versus coefficient
of thermal expansion,
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Fi,~ - 13 : Te .st specimen frow the tube of diameter 32 x 5 mm
for creep-rupture tests.
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Fig. 14: Results of creep-rupture tests of experimental
weld joints.
Stress, kg/mm versus time-to-failure, hours.
Weld joints from the materials 15225/vzTj 6o/17481
and 15:225/vz~ 6o/17483
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DAMANIS, Vran~:;.Lqzek, T)rof, dr~. PAIMLCZYY
Analy-31s of decomposition products of medicinal drugs. 2. k met i
of qualitative evaluation of medicinal drugs of the Hydergin (San~O'-')
type. Farmacja Polska 18 no.8~,-180-183 AP W.
10 'Zaklad Cheirdi Farmaceutycznej, Akaderia Medyrzwi, i:oziinx..
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PAWINSKI, Jan; WACLA111F, Jozef
Approximation of the characteristicD of t;,.e t7-r~e y -* Az -t RX +-
0 of the elements of a vontiltition not by the ohm resigtance.
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ADAMNIS, F. ; PAWLAGZYK, J.
On extracts of fra--igula bark "matured" in various coniltions. Bull
soc. amis sci Poznan (Medi Ser. C no.10:65-69 161.
(YRA!iGJLA ciiem)

ADAMANIS, F.; ~AWLA,;ZYK, J
On pharmacopoeial preparates from frangula bark (Chromatographic
investigation). Bull soc. amis sci Poznan [Mledl Ser. 0 no.10:71-
75 161.
(FRANGULA chem)

PA~"K, J.
Articulated buses in Poland and other co=tries. Motor 11
no.50/51.-18 16-23 D 162.

FO I K 'fie,'KA , r~,-:-a!
'~aterm. nic.: ,?,, cf
f3tai,ce,g er'. n
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BUKOWSKA, Hanna; GRZEGORZEWICZ, Wieslawa; PAWLAK, Elzbieta
Determination of panthenol in bulk and in pharmaceutical forms.
Pt.3. Acta Pol. pharm. 22 no.3:249-254 165.
1. Z Zakladu Farmacji Stosowanej Inst3rtutu Farmaceutycznego w
Warszawie (Kierownik Zakladu: doc. dr. L. Krowczynski).

S/081/63/000/001/031/061
B144/Blo6
kUTHORS: Bzyohlinski, Jerzy, Karczyt(aki, Falika, Latowoka,
Elibieta, Pawla.k, Zenon
TITLE: Some data on ohloro-plumbic acid
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 1, 1963, 111-112,
abstract 1V5 (Hoozn. chem., v- 36, no. 4, 1962, 771-773
[Pol - ; summary in French] )
TEXT: It is established that chloro-DlumbJc acid has the composition
H2 PbCl 6'nH20 (I) when obtained by the method described previously
(Friedrich H. "Ber.", 1691, 26, 1434). The acid I dissolves in HC1, but
poorly in CH 3OH and C2H5OH, and not at all in C 6116and CCl 4' With
organic solv6nts, I cannot be extracted from hydrochloric solutionst this
proves the absence of PbCl 5 in these solutions. [Abstracter's note:
Complete translation
Card 1/1

osilyokullss, A., Use 01*0pa"Glefis with a
ospGo-M-5-in'the otithmometer of a digital computer (in Hiss-
sian), Bull. Ac4d. Polonaise Sci. CI, 1115, 233-236, 19~7.
The authoirs suggest the use of a negative basis for represent-
Ing numbers in a computer in order to obtain a uniform treatment of
all the bits within the aiithmetic unit. The possibility of such a
representation is based on the theorems that every real number 01
possesses an expansion with on integer basis S < -I and that thin
expansion is unique It it in finite or in the case of infinite capon-
4ons, if the numbes Ot in not of the form
OL - E Q*/(l - 8)) + Cg*fl (E - t 1. C, A integers)
The numbers satisfirins this telation have two distinct infinite ex-
pansions. The algorithms for addition, subtraction, multiplication
&nd division we discussed. These operations are somewhat mote
Complicated than in the Case of a positive basis, particularly the
division. Further, the 0 in the case of fixed point numbers is not
at the center of the irterval, thus avoiding the difficulty of "+0**
FOA .~_O...
Ile authors claim that since their system allows to trent all the
bits of a number uniformly (no SPECi3l sign position) the number of
cite-sits in the arithmetic unit with different functions can be re-
duced. 11. W. flochstrasser, USA
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KRAJEWSKA, Maria; NOWAKOWSKI, Bbrnardj PAWINSKA, Danuta
A focus of dysentery In an institution for adolescents simlating
acute food poisoning. Przegl.epidem. 14 no.3:301-)04 160.
1. Z Woje-4odzkiej Stacji Sanitarno-Epidemiologicznej w Poznaniu
Dyrektor: dr St.Grzymala. Kierownik Dzialu Epidemiologii: dr
K.Neyman t z Powiatowe~ Stacji Sanitarno-Epidemiologicznej w Chodziezy
Dy,rektor: lek. med. B.NowakOW5ki.
(DYSENTERY BACILLARY diag)
(FOOD FOISONING diag)

P A '- ~ 4-1 -L-:,,
.,;~.,--ion used for co-arfmetric d,:~termination of red b.'ood
colis by means of the FY-3 photoelectric colorimeter. Wiad.
lek. 18 no.10:849-850 15 MY 165.
lo Z Laboratorium Szpitala Miejskiego w Inow-roclawiu
(K-ierownik: mgr. E. Fawirski).

. --1 ?Alij`10~1 ICZ., F.
"The Lublin R-III escort airplane."
p. 8 (Slr7.udlata ?olska) Vol. 1L':, no. 2, Jan. 1q58
Warsaw, Poland
SO: IMonthly Index of East European Accessions (FEAI) 1,C. Vol. 7, no. :.,
April 1q58

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1 2 , - f . . . f .
!~alis;. mac~)dne tools -t t! -~ .'8th i -nnnn "air. -.1. .
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Pciand. V . I
:Ionthly List of Lest -irorean ncr~-si )ns ~ Lr,, Vol. -,, -) -. - , - --+. .
Jncl.

PAWLACZ'fK, J.
Assay of ascorbic acid in pharmaceutical products on ion exchange
paper Bull. soc. amis sci. poznan (r,,--dj 1-1:91-95 '62.
iVITAMIn C chemistry) (CIEMISTRY, PILUMCEUTICAL)

PAWLACZYK, Jerzy _
7opo,rraphy of the thoracic splanchnic nerves and their re-latior,
~ ~.no aplanohnic plexus in dogs. Folia morph. (Warez) 2).
no.1149-61 165.
1. Z Kfttedry Arlatomii Prnwidlowoj AJ(ademii MedycZnn w
PO-TIMill (Merownik: prof. di-. mod. J. Kola czkovf; kii -

WALGZAK, MieczYslaw; PAWLAGZfK, Jerzy
Behavior of the neu-rLsocretion in in-fants with signs of whoopi,
cough ancephaloputhy. Endodr. Pol. 13 no.1:6-13 162.
1. Zaklad Ilistologii i Embriologii A.M. w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof.
dr K.1-lietkiewski Zalclad Anatomii Prawidlowej A.M. w Poznaniu Kierownik:
j.,rof. dr J.Kolaczkowski Wojowodski SzpitaA' Dzicciecy w Poznaniu
Dy-rektor: Dr med. M.Stabrowski.
(IIYPOTHA~CS physiol) (BiLAIN dis)
(WHOOPING COUGh compl)

KWASNIEWSKA-BLA,SZCZYK, Marcelina; MIZGALSKI, Witold;-PAIMACZYKI Zofia
Quantitative determination of the degre-p- of reversibility of
of the blood caused by ultrasonics. Acta physiol. polon. 13 no.,-,:
285-291 162.
1. Z Instytutu Balneoklimatycznego w Poznaniu Dyrektor-. dr J. Jankowlak-
(ULTRASONICS) (HEMLYSIS)

PAnM, B.
~
Respiratory changes occurring in systematical17 repeated trial to
breathe in a closed spade. Acts, Ph7siol. Polon. 3 no. b106-116
1952. (CLML 220)
1. Of the Institute of Physiology (Head -- Prof. Missiuro. M. D.) of
Academy of Pb7sical Bducation. Warsaw.

!.iFfA
.,; 11/10 Cct- 57
PA Lvl-,f ~ P . ' '
6347. MACKIEWICZ S. and PAWLAK D. U1. Klin. Chor. Wewnqtr. A. M.; 11 Odd.
Chir. Szpit. Mlejskieg6-Effi-STF-usla. PoznaA. * Ostre zapalerlie dr6g i6kcio-
wych i migzszu w1troby powikkane ropniem wnVki w9troby. A c a s e o f
primary cholangiohepatitis PRZEGL.LEK. 1956, 12/12 (362-363)
A patient with primary cholangiohepatitis had to be operated after 3 yr. because of
an abscess near the hepatic porta. The establishment of the diagnosis was difficult
and was facilitated by electrophoresis. Mikulowski - Cracow

Vz, ;;~~i

PA", Fdi~upd, mgr inz.
Ultrasonic Wthod in welding fine and.precise elements.
Pcmiary 8 no.10:479-489 0 '62.
1. Katedra Technologii Przyrzadow Precyzyjnych,
Pol.itechnika, Warezava.

j3'~IKGWSKA,
I n f par. ~(,tner,
De to ryirp
d e te rrAm t i c n'r, i~reraration-j
C-. pharm. 21 rl".2: 1 t9-1"'
za~ lall.
Viarszawie (Klerownlk: doc. dr.

PAWLAK, Fl orian
ITia role of' tdpha-2 ploIA111riii Jr, ti.,~ (Ijf,fO-r-t,,IIijI ,,
tuberculosis, priemoconioaJa and lung canoer. Gruzlloa 33
no.2:137-142 F 165.
1. Z Panstwowago Saiiatnriuin Przedwgruzliczego w Bytitrtj
Slaskiej (Dy-rektort lak. med. St. Jordeczka).

ADA%ISKI. Jan; DOBEK, MRria; PAWLAK, Floridn
..........I.......
Morpboloff and biology of ActinmWees. Med.dosw.m1krob. 7
no.4:17'1-181 1955.
1. Z Zaidadu Mikrobiclogii A. M. w Poznaniu. Kisrownik: prof.
dr. Jan Adanaki.
(ACTIWMTCI?S,
culture & micrnscopy)

;RUDNICKA, M.;WGJC13CHDWSKA, H.
Role of vitamins in experlsental tuberculosis
with penicillin and streptoW in. Med. doev.
1953.
1, Poznan.
in guinea pigs treated
mikrob. 5 no-3:333-335
(CLKL 25:5)

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PAWL&K, Irena
Water conditions in the vicinity of Fradly. Kwarta-Inik
geol 6 no.4:766-767 162.
1. Zaklad Hydrogeologii, Insty-tut Geologiczny, Warszawa.

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PAWLA:K, Jerzy; GRUCHAIA, Jozef
Mobilization of means and ways. Przegl kolej elektrotech 11,
no.2:39-42 F 162o

PFIIBIS7 , 7. ; i AlUK, K. ; , K.
Contribution to the inves`-~- . - 164 -,!!,-iL7 5-:~tZ-e.
. a IL I c !~ c I . ::~
Bul Ac Pol mat 11 no. 11:691-6cill ;t;~.
1. Institute for Nuclear i~reseritem by L-!.
Danysz.

KALECKI, Janj UKLEJA, Zygmunt; PAWLAX, Krystyna
Observations on the structure and function of the plan= eemilunatum.
Otolaryng. pol. 16 no.3:475-478 162;
1. Z II Kliniki Laryngologii SDL Kierowniki prof. dr med. J. Malecki.
(SEMICTRCULAR CANALS)

coutaw - 0 IA ". 1) H
CAMOM Cbewical Technolopy. Chemical Products and Their
A-pplications. Food Jndustry.
AEG. JOUR. Faffliim., No 17, 1959, No. 62520
AUTHOR Jankowski , S. ; Now&,~ufvs',i , R. Pawlali, )a.

71TES Evaluation of Grindability of Bye Based on Labora-
tory Grinding nEperiments
OFdG. Pa. :Roczn. Vyzrz. szkoly roln. Poznanin, 1958, 2, 3-37
AB87MT :Presented fire tests on 4 sorts of rye, most con).-
mon in the IYDR, conducted on a laboratory 9cale
Miag mill &nd obtaining the following data: yield
color and ash content of the intermediate Drodu-
eta and of flour, yield of mill and brat from the
torn and ground systems, particle size of flour

zraphic data , grindabi-
and gluten content, farinoi
lity of particles, starch content of the bran,
grinding efficiency. The bett ;rrinding pronerties
had the USA imiDorted rye, inferior properties had
the Nagradovitakays, and Manitoba U sorts, and the
DOoreat waperties had the Byelaya Kleshchevskeya
Card: rye.
1/1

POLAND
CIMUSKI, Janj PAWI.AX, Marian
Centor for Radiological (X-rV) ProUctice (0srodsk OchrorW
NuUologicimej), Warsaw (for both)
WaremVp Actq geophysics "Plonics, No 30 julyl6epl 19%p pp 21%-=
"Dkily variations of Ra-M content in mdr of Vo stmosphoro,
extimated on the basis of meamummonts of itz dmqhtor prodi-ts.'

b.
Syste.matic training of the kitchen personnel ;Ln the hones of the rjorkers'
lacation Fund. p. 6.
(FRZi.I,fYSL GA5TKN;,),",ICZNY- Vol. U, no. 6, June 1956, Warszawa, Poland),
SO: Montrily Li-qt of Eart European Accessions (rI&L) LC. Vol. 6, No. 12, Dur. 11)1;7.
Uncl.

PAWLAK, S.
"A harrow for seedbeds." P. 25
(Plon, Vol 4 No 4 Apr 53 Warszawa)
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AF6009595 SOURCE CODE: PO/0031/66/011/001/0003/0023.
AUTHOR: Pawlak, To--Paulyak, T.
ORGS Institute of Hathematical Hachinea (Inetytut Mastyn "stematycznych
TITLE: Synthesis of the optimum servomechanism with the mini-max error
criterion for a certain class of non-reproducible signals
SOURCEs Archtwum autometykL I toleaschaniki, v. 11, no. 1, 1966, 3-23
TOPIC TAGSt servomechanism system, optimal controlt magnetic tape,
servomotor, dynamic systemg differential equation, errort error criter-
ton, signal
ABSTRACT: The paper deals with the problem of optimal control systems
with limited process information. The class of Input signals under
consideration is described by the formula dxz . V.11 (t), where v (t) isi
a signal which assumes either a definite positive value of +1, or a nega
tive of -1,. with switching taking place at randum time intervals. With
such servomechanism Input aignal:, the error amplitude T for arbitrary
Xa from the assumed class of In p signals must be limited,10-dif,
it Czuax- The T~eel servo of magnetic tape transport in digital storage
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-in such a system. The maximum value of the amplitude error which can
occur should be minimized. This problem is solved in the case when the
signal controlling the servomotor is constrained, and when the dynamic
part of khe system is described by a second order differential equation*
The qymtam~ was lnvestlglt:d,uslng thjjhase plane with coordinates
de Propert e f the cr cal input signal, for which the
c and n
error amplitude valu"e is greatest, were found. Also, the conditions
assuring that the error amplitud-e is limited for an arbitrary input sig-
nal are determined. As a result of the optimal servomechanism synthesis
which was carried out in order to find conditions for the minimization
of the accepted criterion (Zmax)min , the control law of a servomotor
y - F(e,q) for particular regions of the phase plane was found.. Boun-
daries of these regions are also determined. Formulas defining the
Value of (I ax)mIn are given. The paper also presents-. block diagrams
of servouscRanisms with the optimal and quasi-optimal control laws.
Orig. art. has: 14 figures and 51 formulas. [Based on ahthor's abstract)
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*Synthesis of the optimum aervommehanism with mini-max error criterion
for a c*rt4Lin class of imon-reproducibl& signals."

PAWIAK., T.
The final quarter of the Six-Year Plan p. 297.
CHEMIK (Stowarzyszenie Inzynierow i Technikow PrzeVslu Chemicznego)
Vol. 82 no. U, Nov. 1955.
POL-M
SOURCE- East European Accessions List IC Vol* 5, no,. 7, Auguat 1956

PAWIAK s- mgre, inze
On the application of the loop currents method in the design of
transistor circuits. Pomiary 7 no.10:410-413 0 161.
(Transistors)

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do spraw radiofonli "Polskie radio," 1956. 207 P. 3,~)00 copies printed.
Ed.: Wladyskaw Pawlak; Tech. Ed.: Wkodzimierz Michaj.1ows&i.
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broadcasting stations and discusses their operation ana pro&rams, It aisc
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Design works of the Office of Studies and Typical Designs
for Industrial Building during the last two years. Inz i
bud 20 no.8/9:333---13Q Ag-S "63.
1. Biuro Studiow i Projektow Typowych Budownictwa Frzem owego,
Warszawa. Y4

KOIAISKI, Bronislaw, mgr inz.; F]CdLU, '~,;lad,,slaw, mgr inz.
Design works of the Office of Studiea and Typical Deoigns
for Industrial Buildilf during tho last two years. Pt.2.
Inz i bud 20 no.10:369-373 '1) 161.
1. Biuro Studiow i Projektow Typovych Budownictwa
Przemyslowego, Warszawa.

S/044/63/000/001/053/053
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AUTHOR: Pawlak, Z.
TITLE: Some remarks on automatic programming of arithmetical formulae
PERIODICAL: Referativny~y zhurnal, Matematika, no. 1. 1963, 54, abstract 1V290
(Bull. Aoad. polon. sci. Sbr. sai. techn., 1961, v. 9, no. 5, 317
320, English)
TEKT: One way of solving the problem of automatic programming of arith-
metical formulae is the creation of a language which should, first, be as close
as; possible to the mathemAtical language for the description of arithmetical
formulae and, second, sufficiently easy to interpret in computer language. The
paper gives'the description of a specialized language for a narrow class of
functions, named by the author as arithmetical, and satisfying the above-re-
quirements. From the viewpoint of practical application in computers, the for-
malism considered has two positive properties: 1)arithmetic operations are
written in the order they are to be carried out; 2) the obtained intermediate
results are located automatically in serial locations of the machine memory (see
Card 112

DOWGIALLO, Maria; FMILOWSKA, Krystyna; PAWIAK, Zdzislaw
2 cases of trichinoais of the eentral aerrous system.
Neurol. neurochir. psychiat. Pol. 13 no-3:369-371 163.
l. Z Oddzialu Neurologiesnego Wojskowego Insty-tutu ?bdycyny
lotniczej v Warazavis.
(TRICHINOSIS) (BRAIN DISEASES)

PAWLAK, Zdzislaw, dr., adiunkt
Mechanical translating. Problemy 19 no-9:546-547 163.
1. Instytut Matematyczny, PoLika Akademia Nauk, Warszawa.

PAWL&K, Zof ia; SWMRSKI, Jan; TEKr;IUUSZ, ArtdrW6
Studies on acyLzonoses. Pt. 6. Rocz chemii 37 no.4:443-"17 163.
1, Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Warsaw.