SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETRIKOVA, M.N. - PETRINA, J.

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UM/Chemistry-41icro-analysis'
Pub. 86-18/39
Authors 3 Alitarin, 1. P., Hem. Corresp. Acad. Se, USSR; and Petrikova, M. H.
3 Ir-Itramicroanalysis
Fr1roda 44A, 89-94, Jan 13.;5
Astra
et 3 M-tramicroanalysis is presented as albranch of chemistry dealing with
the analysis of Very rdnute quantities, and as having been developed by
Russian scientists. In such analysis quantities ranging from 0.001
milliliter to 0.1 microliter and weighing 20--600 micrograms are analyzed.
The Instruments required are illustrated and explained. 'Ibe procedure
is,described, covering such steps as weighing and staining the specimens
anC the use of capil2ary attraction. Five Soviet references (1949--1954).
Illustrations; tsble.
Institution The V. 1. Vernatskiy Institute of Geochemistry and Anal. Chem. of the
of
Submitted

ALIMARIN,I.P.: PWRIKOVA,N.N.
Use of 9111con-organic coatings In ultramicroannlysis. Zhur.anal
khtfa. 10 no.4:251-255 Jl-Ag '55. (KE&A 8:9)
1. Institut geokhtmit I analiticheakoy khimit imeni V.I.Venad-
skc,go Al SSSR. Moscow.
(Microanalysis) (Silicon organic compounds)

n./v
FBrRIKOVA, U.N.; ALIMARIN. I.P.
Ultramicro-method of chemical analysis. Amperometric t1tration
(with summary, in Englishl. Zhur.anal.khim. 12 no.4:462~45 JI-Ag
'57. (MIRA 10:10)
l.Institut gsokhimii i analitichebkoy khimil im. V.I. Vernadskogo
AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Microchemistry)
(Blectrochemical analysis)

P r:FTlqt kG VA m, /V,
AUTFC-itS: Alinarin, I.- 'Petrikcoa,
TITLE: Ultramicroanalysis. Sur-7ey of Jor1ks From 1952 to 1957
JArarnihroanaliz. Obzor rabot 1952-1957 99.)-
(7
PMODICAL: Zavoaska,-a Laboratoriya, 1955, Vol. 24, lir 1 , pr. 29- 3- (USSR)
ABSTRAM It is said in this report that thf.~ method.-, of microanalysi.~~
not been dealt -.-rith unt'll Taite recently, and that therefore ver;
few scientific gork,- dealing -aith this fiell have existed lip, ~c
noa. The report mentions 40 foreign works dealing iith thl-3 Sub-
ject, w1hile orly 4 Soviet works by the authors of this paper, I t-y
P. Kirk, one by I.'.. Korenman and one by Koreirian and
Ye.V. Gransberg are mentioned. On the w1w1e, foreign works on this
subject are given preference, above all those by Benedetti ar.3
richler, r,-hich (as may be seen from the list of references) are
used as a standard work in a Russian translation also ir t~.e USSR,.
The vmrks mentioned are divided into Wo groups: ~Iorks ma~'r--y
con3isting in various kindn of chemical analysis for ;.hich, per-
hap,3, the most simple deviceo are used, an,3, 2.1.) aorkm in ah~4ch
Card 1/2 microsccpes, zrk-nipu],atcrs, and other precise apparat~Ls ar-? --3ed.
I

Ultra.microanalysis. Survey of 4crk-s Frcr.- 1952 to 1957 72-1 -11/; :
Th,~ Soviet viorks by Kift, Kor(.,nr,%,-n and Grosberg b,-,long to tti,
first group, whereas the four v;orks by the authors of this
belong to the second and deal with elect rochenical mctnod2 of
analysis, ultramicroelectrolysis vith the appliGation of
or mercury electradcs, and further such methods cas thc potci~'~io-
metric, ar-pero-metric and ultramicrotitration, as well as ttc
quantitative determination for iron, vanadium and chromiwn iith
an accuracy of I - 3%. In conclusion, Soviet scientists are rc-
quested to pay more attention to this branch of science. a:bove
in the fields of' electron microscopy ard the application c~f
radioactive isotopes. There are 47 references, 7 of ahich are
Slavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Yderoanalysis-Yiethods 2. Chemical analysis
3. Mercury electrodes

5(4) 03-) 1,11c'3-4 -~3 /39
AUTHOYq: Alimarin, I.P., Corresponding Mctmbor of the Ari U63fl, and Pet-rikova, M.N.
TIT1x: Achievements of Ultramicroanalysis -- .1 1 %1.
PERIODICALi failmiche5kaya nauka i promysh-lermost', 1959., Vci 4, Nr 2,
pp 223-229 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: 'Me ultramier3motbod enalyzes quantities of n . 10-6 to 0-1,2 g 1_11
.L
n . 10-3 to 10~~ -m-1. Volumes of less than lo-3 ml are haz-dl,~!d by
micromar-4pulators under the microscope le~.~uiiques for I--- er quanti-
th -Ref 4~ 5 collical
ties have been developed by Koremm-ren arid ot ers L
capillary test tubes of 0.3 - 2 =n in the lower part and 3 6 mn, in
the upper part are useed for this purpose. In titration the end point
is determined by electrochemical methods, In ultrami4,r~-jytoteri'4io-,netric
titratio-n L"-Ref 11
_7 of I mm3 of a solution t-he cell is p'aced in a
humidity chamber (Figure 3) to avoid evaporatioll. Yhe coulombometric
_7. ki the spec tro-
method of analysis is investigated in CRef 12, 13
I
photometer PMQ-11 adsorption can be measured in vol~.Lmes of 100 Mm . A
photographic microcolorimetar may be used in the co-lorimetric analysis
Of small Vol in t-!-,e ul-yamierc. is under T-he micro-
umes fRef 25 7.
~ 29-
Card 1/3 scope introduced by Benedetti'-Pi&-ler Z`Re~ vessels are

Achievements of Ultramicroanalysis
sim,7/63-4 -2-113/ 39
0.5 - 1.5 mm in diameter. They are placed In a special zhamb-ar with
wct cotton wool 'to r-:~duc3 evaporation (FiSuvo 6). Tn-U 5-.paration of
sulut-ion and precipita-.e is obtfLi-n1?d by rot filtration.
Electrolytic sepa-rat-ion of metaLs may be ca-T-ried out --zlder Vie mic!ro-
scope with solid or liquid electrDdes fRef 38-7. Extractio-z, from
vol,,jmes of jec-s tjLayj jo-3 ml 4.s in a Zr-lde-e,i ~,-l ~'-!--ary tube.
T`he burettes used ir this method al'e 0-5 mm In wit,, an end
drw4n to 0.02 mm in diametei,. For pot~-ntiometrllc w*ialysio a capillary
vessel of 1 - 2 nm with a Platin-Oln wire -- ele,~troda ici e-rPp!-,,)yc-d. in
amperometric titration tl.,,e mixing io carried Out by a vlDrating ele~.-
trode (Figure 13). The quantitative analysl~ is carried c-at by means
r- 41.7.
of vessels with hydrophoblo walls i, Ref For weig~ir-g ultra-
MiCT-O!~CaleS are used with a -via.rtz torsion tiiread ~,f 25~A4- Tti-~ weigbts
are placed on oups of platiTyun foil. Such 5~.-ales weigh xAbstanz.es of
r
a few tenths of mg with an errc-v of 2 - 10-4 g. 1TV,e ultrainion').,net-t~)d
is used in bio.-hemistry and olinical lat-)ra-Lcries for t.1-le determinatlun
of calciimn or gas in thf~ blood. A pipette for this shown ir
Card 2/3 Figure 12. It is a:-sc applied in the synthesis of ml-nera16 under high

Achievements of UltramicroaaLalysis
pressure, nuclear reactions, etc.
ele-,tronic microscope.
There are 8 diagram5, 4 p~iotos, 1
are Soviet, 17 German, 15 English,
Canadian.
SWA-3 -4 -2 - 1-1/-1;4
j
It Is recommended tj use also the
table and 47 referarzes, 22 of w-nich
1 Frericl).. I Czeahv~slova.~ ,i
Card 3/3

PETRIKOVA, ALN-!ARIN, I.P.
U I tram i -:-a -ethotl cIP chemic a I ema ly a is. Report 7: ze, trc
titration using a gola electrode. Zhur. anal. kh-im. ~C :,,n.5:
529-533 '65. (MIRA 18: 12
- 1rietitut f7eokhimii i anal I ticheskoy khimii imeni ".1'. 1 .
I
Vernadsko,-,o AN Moskva. Submitted April 7,

ALIMARIN, I.P.; PETRIKOVI%,Jj*.tj,.._
Ultramicrogram method of chemical analysir. Report No. 8z
Coulometric titration. Zhur. anfLI. khim. 21 no. 1t3-6 166
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut genkhimil I analitle-heskoy khimii imeni Venindgkopo
jVj SSSR, MoqkVn.

ALDLUUNP I. P.; PEMKOVA, M. N.
N&w mrtbods for organic ultramicroanalyain performed on a imicroacope
stage. Kau tud kozl MTA 16 no.3:237-245 161.
1. Institut geekhimii i analiticheakoy khinii im. V. I. Vernadakegop
Moskva.

FtFKT.g p SEMM) G.1,
Cawe of the baoyanoy of plankton diatoms. Trudy Inst.okean.
51:33-36 161. (KMA 14:6)
(Diatom) (Sap)
iil'jl~~ "

RAPOS, Milan, PETRIKOVA, Natalia
Contritution to the topical distribution of histiocytes in the
interstitial connective tissue of rat testes. Biologia (Bratial.)
19 no,5-.382-385 164.
1. Katedra histologie a embryologie Lekarskej fakulty Univerzity
Romenskeho v Bratislave.

A
Vountry
Abs. Jouv
Author
Inatitut.
T Itil o
F
IUSSR
1-11croblolot7y. coreral !Acrobiology. Grouth and
ii,-,f 1--ur-51ol 1Y58, No 10""':07
EP!ultr ~ikov~e 10 zi n a 1, " T. Sera
Stavropol I Soientifio Reseexch Irstitu+* of vaccines am
Tbo Problem of Findirq n Mothod of Produoing Regenvrati~l
of Mtrable Form& of the Ldphthuria Orraniew
Or ig Pub. :Sb. nsuchn. ir. Str"opollsk n.-i. im-t vaktsin I
eyvorotok, 19,57, izo 4, 209-214
AbAract An attempt was zade to produce regeneration of filtrable
forms of the diphtheria bacillus by means of seving
oollodion nacs cobtitining a bouillon oulture Altrate
prepared according to the Calmette method Into the
abdordnal oavity of a young rabbit weighing 170-180
grata. Positive result9--the growth of the scooniary
oulture on solid riedia-vore abtnin,~d in flirno out of
11 experiments, whial, considerably exceeds the number
of pot4tive reaults obtained through thq ure of the
Suknev reganeration method or frequent passages through
froth mutritive roodia (1 :9). When collodion race
containinr a riltrate of a bouillon culturo were sawn
into the i7odominal cavitieft of giiines. pign, t1my died
Card: 1/2

0 ourLt ry
C a c,-,ory Vicrobiclogy. G6neial ~Iicrobioio~-. 'irowt., &A
Devftlaiment nf the ,*iorobial Population.
Ref ;,hur-51ol, No 23, 1'0)8, No
F*trikovei If. M.
Author
Inatitut. 'arm-m-r-OP-0-1-Scientific Researcl- Institu'o of Vaccines/
TI'UlL, Filtrable 'orms uf Dinhthcric Ract,.~riu
CrV, 1'ub. 3b. nwucha. tr. Stavrnpollsk. n.-I. In-t vaktaill J
-.o 4, 219-22C
ayvoroLok, 11)
By the vet~,oci of &,.-'n.4 lotbe pre~sarce of spnei'ic
antiserum flitrable forms of tila d-1phtheria bacillus
verow obia~iia,l. 1t is poaziibla o produca rap-enerea,'
in the sonorlax- cultures usurIly by meanc. of t*!-e
Sitknev "cAture meli=' and Tc-rticulirly by rw,4inf,,
collolior, racn into tn~! abdortiml ofivitY cf yo,mg
rabbits. -ho secondary cAVareri are Aaracterize-I
by ar. altered morphology, deareafrei eermontative
mkctivit~, poor agplutirmbillty und atoxigeniotty.
lNe newly toquirod propertios axe stable.-
C' rrI
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BRUMVSKY, hmn, inz.; PETRIKOVIC, Vladimir., inz.
Mud fluid 1~seei3 and ths.'r aliminaticn. Geol ;z-uzku-- 6 nc~.R.
231-233 Ag '64
1. Gesko3lovenske naftove d:~Iy Nation-al Enterprise, Hodonin;
Resea::-ch lnstitute of the Ceskoslovenske nalto-ve dcI7, Brno.

FETRIKOUCS, Laszlo
Correct selection of layer resistors. Radio te chrXkca la Ja

PETRIKOVITSP Laszlo -
Correct selection of layer resistors. Radiotechnika 10 no.1-1:
4 of cover N 160,

PORFIRIYU, V.B. [Porfirliev V.B.]; GRINBEfiG, I.V.; PETRIKOVSKAYA 1-1 E.
[FetrykivsIka,, M.IE.J; VARCHE~SKIY, I.S.
Studying the origin of petroleim. Fratsi Inst. geol. kor. kop.
AN UHSR 2r59-M 160. (141 RA 14. )
(Petroleum geology)

I)E - i ' )'A~ " V S A')-) 'I ~'/
/ rI L I
/"/ ), ~lc
GR1W3RG. 1.Y.; FMINOVSKATA. M.Te. (Petrikivelka. M.11.]
Studying genetic variations in the hydrogen isotope composition
(H/D) of minerals of organic and inorganic origin. Gaol. zhur. 17
no.4:64-69 157. (MIRA 11:4)
(Hydrogen--Isotopes)
(Mineralogy, Determinative)

GERMETVj) 1. V. ; Y=TKOVSKA'fA) M. Y-e,..
"A study of the content and ratios of hyd-rogen (H/D) and carbrn ', 77 1
isotopes In hydrocarbons of oil and series."
report submitted for 22nd Sess, Intl GeoLogiml Cong, New DfAl,i, 5f-
196h.

GRINBERG, I.V.; PETRIKOVSKAYA, M.Ye.; AREFIYEV, N.V.
Study of the ch--mical,, genetic and Isotopic relationship of
gae-condowato hydrocarbona in the Carpathian region. Geol.
obor. [Lvov] no-7/8:54-65 t61. (MAIRA 14:12)
1. Institut geologii. poleznykh iskopayemykh AN USSR, LIvov.
(Carpathian Mountain region-ilydrocarbons)

ZININ, P.A., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nw1k; PhTRIKOVSKIY, S.M., inzhener.
Pr-11st transport of bricks by the railroads and mixed transport
lines. Makh.trud.rab.10 no.4:17-20 AP 156. (HIJU 9:7)
(Bricks-Transportatioz)

rETRTI A, F.
7774. PFTRTI A P.---Yxt;yo- ny-ye ~u) "Pury. 111 1 11? r3, (Iosr)olitnri Ucli I zdat, , 954.
YU
468 S. i 'I 2-~ S-1. 4.0"0 Ekz. 7R. 15 "1. V-~,er.--Bibliogr: S. 463-465
(56 'Iazv.)--?ITa litov. Yaz--(55----,2/-7) (11-7 & (o-.6.3)
SO: Knizhnaya Letonis', Vol. 7, 1,55
174 -
uffiversity (i,'ysiol-or,101ty Ustav L,,I;,,. wax.
UPJS), Kosice.
'$Influence of Corrisnne on the pli and PC02 in an(j
Venous blood of Peripheral l'issue.11
Prague, Coskoslovenska fysiolor~ie, Vol 15, No 2, 1:;'ob 75
Ab3tract: il~'xporimonts with 16 dor~3 in allobarbil-InI n%rcr)~-,Ir~
showod an incroaocd pH in the artf~rLos and a decreasou ph in t;le
veins, lasting about 3 hours after administration of
Arterial PC02 decreased and venous increased or ,mour, I-Ioulls.
Oxygen content of the blood was increased by cortisone ad-min-
istration. 1 ,iest()rrj, 1 Czech reforence. Submittod at '11~ ),,V.9
of Physiology" at Kosice, 27 Sop 65.
126 -

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
STANCAKOVA, L., ?ETRILi~!,' J' PhVs-~lo ]cal inst~.-,u,~O, Ll
J..-- 1 -1 nC
P - J - 8 a ar i 71,C si
Faculty, f Univer 'ty (r'Yziologicky 6, tav Le.Z.
U?JS) Kosice.
"Problem of Cortisone "Utilization" in Peripheral
?rngue, Ceskoolovenska Pysiolor,ie,Vol 1~~, Feb
Abs trnc t: The influence of cortisone admin1.-,*.rttiOn nn
level of corticoidS was investirated in 16 dogs of both sexes.
Immediately after the administration, levels in arterial
were substantially incroased, in venous blood slif-htly.
60 minutes ther-~ was no lonfrer any difference in arterial '61oc,r-
and after 180 minutes the level was lower. In venous blooc.
levels were higher after 60, 120 and 160 minuteq. 1~ appear-,
that cortisone nas3es into the venous system. 2 Western,
2 Czech referenc'e3. Submitted at "16 Days of Physiolory"
Kosice, 29 Sep 65.
1/1

65,- 'M -F -0
`Acassim up: Ap5oi5566 W/0286/65/000/006/011IT/010
OR: :--Vqldn, V. -D. Demin, V. N. Vetrilenkova, Ye. B.
r
TITLE., Preparation of fire-resistant polymeric materials. Clasa 39, No. 1~5711-.)`
~SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnvkh znakov, no..8, 1965, 147
WIC TAGS: fire resistant pol,)rmeric rtaterlia, polyester resin, chlorine con-
tai-ning polyester resin
AB8TRACT:- An ertificate has been issued for P preparative method i e-~
Author C
---c-- -tat -i*
--proce ure - sre used. -ne ontafning - Lie c- polyester and a poly
rizatiot accelerator are -dissolved in the nonvolattle"product, of the partial con-
.1dinsation of methacrylic acid and glycols. Following the addition of 2-5% anti-V,
-trioxide, the system is cured with peroxide compounds. [BC]
'ASSOCIATION: none
Card-

ordr-p: 000 ATD PRrSS! 4o23

1!5 91,4 120% 87922 S/191/60/000/004/003/01"
B016/BO56
AUTHORSs Li, P. Z., Mikhaylova, Z. V., Sedov , L. n.,
Petrilenkovap_- - B., Libina, S. L.
TITLE: Laminated Glass-reinforced Plastics . Report VIII. A PolyetiTt,r
Binding Agent for Glas s-reinforced Plastics
PERIODICAM Plasticheskiye jrassy, 1960, No. 4, PP. 9-12-
TEXTt The authors describe polypentaerythrite dichlorohydrin maleinate
phthalate (PDP), which was synthetized for the first time. It was the
purpose of the study to widen the raw-material basis of polyvalent alc3hols
for the synthesis of unsaturated polyester resins by using polypenta-
erythrite. In contrast with the inadequate methods known, the authors
proved that unsaturated polyesters with higher fire resistance can be
synthetized by using a chlorine-containing alcohol component. For the poly-
condensation they used pentaerythrite dichlorohydrin (PED), which is formed
by saponification of the reaction product of pentaerythrite and thionyl
chloride in the presence of pyridine. PDP was synthetized from PED by ad-
ding maleic acid and phthalic anhydride (molar ratio 1.0 j 0.5 4 0.5) in

87922
Laminated Glass-reinforced Plastics. S/19 60100010041100~1077~'
Report VIII. A Polyester Binding Agent for B016~BO58
Class-reinforced Plastics
the inert gas a:t 170-1900C (see stheme). The resin yield was 99 to 92 %
of the total content of all components. After solidification, PDP Mixed
with 1/5 styrene gives a prcduct that is difficultly combustible and stops
burning after removal of the flame. The product fr:)m 70 parts by cf
PDP and 30 units of styrene is still less cDmbustible. PDP may ~9 m:YC-j
with methyl methacrylate at any proportJon, and 'Its soluti:in in styren,:-
a T
(45 : 55) does not tend toward stratification. Its sollifions t
ed at room temperature within three hours in the presence of q,, ;SoprDpy--
benzene hydrogen peroxide and 8% of the acceleTatcr HV(NK). ThJs a]E;-
occurs within 15 minutes in the presence of 3% methyl-ethyl kr-tDn- peT
oxide and 3% NK. From PDP and glass fabric T, (T,), '.he authors pr:li~c~!
samples of self -extingui shine glass textolite-, which ara- sapar-_'or t-) lh~
product from styrene resin TrH-1 (PW-1) ;ifh respect f- 1heiT mos'
mechanical and insulation properties. The auth-.~rs prepaed q *est saTq'.:
of higher transparency from PDP and glued glass mat. Papers by G. S.
Petrov, K. A. Andrianov, and S. I. Dzhenrh-,l2skaya (Ref, ?) 'i as well q-;
G. S. Petrov and K. N. Vlasova (,Ref- 3) are mentioned. There -are 1-1 fiE-
ures, 2 tables, and 7 references.- 11; Soviel, 1 French, and " G-Tman.
Card 2110
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LI, P.Z.; HIKHMOVA, Z.V.; SEWV, L.N.1 PBMILMMOVA, Ye.B.;
LIBINA, S.L.
laminates based on glass fiber. Report So.8: Polyester
binder for glass reinforced plastics. Plast.massy no.4:
9-12 16o. (MM 1337)
(Glass reinforced plastics)
(Binding materials)

VAIDIN" DEMINI V.U.; FETHILENKOV$6, Ye.B.
I
Properties of fire-resistaL~ unsaturated polyester resirg. Flast.---ssy
no-4:14,-16 163. (MIRA 16-4)
(Resins, Synthetic) (Refractory materials)

AID Wr. 975-7 23 MY'
FIRE -RESISTANT 'UNSATURATED POLYE STER RESINS (USSR)
Valgin, V. D. I V. N. Demin, and ire. B. PetrilenkDva. Plasticbeskiye
-nassy, no. 4, 1963, 14-16.t s7-19il 63 looo /004/004 /015
Fire-rt -'.-;tant, 'unsaturat ed, polyester resin 11HH has been synthesized by re-
acting tixiorendic anhydride, maleic. anhydride, ethylene glycol, and diethylene
glycol at 160 to 1750C in a flask provided with a bubbler for CO., After th e
neutralization number of the polyester attained 25 to 28 mg K0.113 per g resin
the reaction mix.ture was cooled to 140 to 150*C and hydroquinone was adcled.
11HH is-a brown, transparent solid idensity, 1.57 to. 1.59 g/cm chlorine con-
tent, 36 to 37.4%) soluble in acetone, benzene, styreneand methyl rnethaery-
late. Study of the properties of cured polyester - styrene solptions showed that
a styrene- containing 11HH with the 'best properties is obtained under the follow-
Ing conditions: neutralization number of the polyester, 25 to 28 rng XMI per g
of resin; styrene content, 25 to 30%; initiator (cumene hydro~eroxide), 3 to 5
parts; and.accelerator (cobalt naphthenate), 0.45 to 0.55 parts pv.~ 100 parts
of polyester-styrene solution. The styrene- containing I1HH is fire-resistant
Card 1/2

AID Wr.. 975-7 23 VAY
FM-MSLWM [Contd]
S/191/63/000/004/004/015
and haB the following properties: &~msity, 1.35 to 1.41 g1cm3, 2Vicat softening
point, 220 to, 1260C; compressive strongth, 1300 to 1370 RgIcr ben4ing strength,
n
2
350 to 400 kg, Ic (:M 2;
M impact toughness, 2.7 to 3.6 kg -crn and 12~hr acetone-
extracted fraction, 34 to, 16%. 'Preliminary tests indicated that styrene solutions
of IIHH can be used as adhesives to I)ond foamed plaritics to motals and aji binders
for: fire-, r esistant glass- reinforced plastics, [BA01
Card 2/2

PEMLL A. ~md RMIAT 0. Az 1946-47. evi. febris -ecurrens jarvany The febris re-
cui!~'F-ng- epidemic in the year 1946-47 Repegeszsegugy, Sudapest 10,49, 30/185-215)
Tables 2
This epidemic, coming over a Hungary from Rumaina, actually started in 1943 and
lasted until the middle of 1947. The greater number of the cases occurred inJtbe:---
Eastern counties and the disease affected in more than 50!% of cases in persons bet-
ween 10 and 29 years of age. The average mortality amo-onted to 3.7%. 80-85% of the
cases occurred in the gipsy settlements.
Went - Debrecen
SO: Medical Microbiology & Hygiene Section IV, Vol- 3, No. 7-12

FZTRILLA, A.
VA-98 -- -
3pidemiological characteristics of the 1953 influenza epidemic
In Hungary. Acta secrob. hung. 2 no.1-2-.131-143 1954.
1. State Institute for ftblic Pealth, Budapest.
(INFLUENZA, epidemiol.
Hwwary. )

PETRILLA, Aladar, dr.
Some epidemiologic problems of infectious enterocolitis. Orv.
hetil. 105 no.38tl783-1786 20 S164
1. Pestmegyei KozafeszsqgugyI-Jarvanyiigyi Allomas.

PITRILLL, Aladar, dr.
Rissulta of active Immunization against tetanus. Orv.hetil. lol
no*32:1121-1123 7 Ag 960.
1, Orozagos Kozogesseeguat Intozet, jarvanyugyi oestdlya
(TETANUS Immol)
(VACCIRATION)

PZTRIIJA.A.
1- _-_ - - -- -
Results of active Immunization of civilian population against
tetanus. Acta microb. hung. 7 a0.1:65-70 160
1. State Institute of Hygiene. Budapest.
(TXTANUS immunol. )
(VACCINATION statist.)

PETRIIJA, A.
The results of intracutaneaus polioVelitis vaccination in Hungary,, 1957. p. 297.
kCTA MICROBIOLOGICA. (Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia) Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 5, no, 3.
1958- In English.
lonthl,v Lij3t of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC, Vol. 8# No. 11., November 1959.
Uncl*

ePi'~ -,!,-A, A.; SOLT, K.; VE'DRLb, 1.
Some epiaemiololrical characteristics of viral nepatitis in Hungary.
In English. p. 1115.
ACTA "141CROBICLOGYA. (Nnj~yar Tudomanyoo Aka(lemia) Blidapelvt, 11uni-ary.
Vol. 6, no. 2, 1~59.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EF11) LC, Vol. no.N, 1'9'1.;9,.

YETRILLA A. 0. K. 1. jarvanyu&i osztalvarol AZ 190, ev jarvarkyugyi merlege
Epidemiological balance of the year 1946. Orvosok Lapja, Budapest 1947, 3/7 (217-218)
Tables I
Among the rarer diseases a remarkable Increase of typhua and relapsing feverwas
observed. Of the patients 80 per cent were gipsies, and the incidence decreased
parallel with imprivement8 in public health conditions, with the more extensive use
of DDT powder and with the establishment of new delousing stations. Outbreaks
of relapsing fever oct;urred in practically the samearesa an typhus outbreaks, but it
was impossible to discover the source of the epidemics because the outbreaks were
complicated in many cases by other diseases, such as virus pneumonlas. The rare
infections include two reported cases of glanders, both fatal. A serious typhoid fever
epidemic occurred during 1945, but in 1946 the norbidity rate returned to its normal
level. The probable causes ofegai*duangd~otlrnga:Lmbidehooeof-)parktyohbldf aud dysentery
did not exceed the general average. The diphtheria curve gradually increased from
1943t and this still continued in 1946. The number of bcarlet fever caves increased
though not significantly. The number of measles cases was low until September
when a gradual increase was observed, and during December some epidemics
occurred. Melly-Budapest
50: Medical Microbiology and Hygienep Section IV# Vol. To #3--6

PMIIJA, A.; SOLT, K.; VEDRES. 1.
Some epide-.Aological characteristics of viral hepatitis in
Hungary. Acta microb.himg. 6 no.2:135-145 '59.
1. State InHtitute of Hygiene, Budapest.
(HEPATITIS INFECTIMS epidemiol)

PITRIZZA, A.
The results of Intmeutaneom poliomvelitis vaccination in Ehngai7 1957.
Acts microb. hung. 5 no.3:297-309 1958.
I* State Institute of Hygiene, Budapest.
(POLIOXIBLITIS. prev. & control
vace. in Mangary, results with Intracutanemis Bulk vaccine
in 1957)

EXCEPTA MICA See 17 Vol 5/7 Publin Health July 59
19GO. THE RESULTS OF THE 1,N(X'IJLA'1'10%* AGAINS'I 1101.10MYLLITIS IN
1957 - Az 1957. evi poliomyelitis elleneii v6dOulldbok credmenve - Petr I)
I a A. - OHV. HETIL. 1958. 99/35 (1193- 1900) Graphs 8 Tables 6
The b'FW~Va-cctne war. first used in Hungary during 1957. c~jncurrently with a major
epidemic of poliomyelitis. Altogether, nearly 1,200,000 subjects were given at least
2 injectiomi of 0.1 ml. intradermally at monthly intervals. The exact effect of this
procedure could not be evaluated, but it is estimated on indirect evidence that
among those inoculated the incidence of thedisease was at leabt 50-60% less than
in the uninoculated. Lorber - Sheffield (L, 171
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EXCERPTA MEDI-3A See 17 Vol 5/2 Public Health Feb 59
475. THE 50-CALLED ASIATIC INFLUENZA OF 1957 - At 1957. tviG.n.'disial,
Influenza jdrvdny - Pet rilla A, - OIMIIETIL, 1950, 09/30 (1016-1021)
Grauhs 3 Tables I
The first bases in Hungary were reported in August. The virus could be promptly
identified. The height of the epidemic occurred in the middle of October. It bore a

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benign character. mortality was low. practically the same as that of the 1954 epi-
demic. Complications were seen more frequently khan usual in the younger age
groups. JXVII, 50)

fXCERPTA M'-;Dl" A Sec 17 Vol 5/6 Public Health June 59
1523. VACCINATION AGAINST PERTUSSIS. AN APPRAISAL OF ITS EFFICACY-
P F_LrA11A_A_ and B a r s y G. State Inst. of 11yg., Budapest - ACTA
UICROBIOL. ACAD. SCL RUNG. 1958, 5/1 (35-42) Graphs 6
Vaccination against pertussis has been compulsory in Hungary since 1953. The
vaccine is a bacterial extract containing A1(011)3 -adsorbed extract antigen in an
amount equivalent to 10,000 million germs per ml. together with diphtheria and
tetanus toxeids. The present schedule of vaccination is to immunize Wants at the
age of 6 to I I months by 2 inoculations made at an interval of 4 weeks. and to re-
vaccinate I year later. Children at the age of 6 yr. are also revaccinated. The
results show 20 to 30% protection in the age groups of I - and 3 -year-old children
who had received single dosts, and about 50% protection in the 2-year-old children
who have had 2 doses of vaccine. No protective effect was observed in the 6 - and
7-year-old chUdren. Farkas - Budapest (XVII, 50)

11 PETHILIA, Alndar, Dr.
Results of poliomyelitis vaccinations in 1957. Orv. hetil. 99 n0-35:
1193-1200 31 Aug 58.
1. Az Orsza!~oa KozegeBzae&ugyi Intezet (Iguzgato: Bakacs Tibor dr.)
1,-ozlemenye.
(POLIOMYELITIS. prev. ec control
vace. in ffimgary during epidemic in 1957. evaluation,
statist. (Hun))

PSTRILLA Aladar,. Dr.,
"I _' -.1 - .
TIhe so-called Asian influenza epidemic of 1957. Orv. hetil. 99 no.30;
1016-1021 27 J1117 58.
1. Az KozeeeszsegxwyI Intezet (foigazgato: Baknes Tibor dr.) kozlemenye.
Orszagos,.
(WFIUMZA, epidemiol.
Asian. in Hungary, epidemic in 1957 (Hun))

PETRILIA, A.; BARSTO G.
Vricoination against pertusris; an appraisal of its efficacjr. Acta cicrob.
hung. 5 no-1:35-42 1958.
1. State Institute of Hygione. -%dnpest.
(WHDOPING COUGH. prev. & control
vacc. in Hungary using diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine,
efficacy)

i r I r'T
PETRILM, Aladarl-Ibr.; BKRSY, Gyula, Dr,
Results of pertussis vaccination. Orv. hetil. 98 no.34:917-922
22 Aug 57.
1. As Orazagos Kozegessaegua i Inte2et (foigazgato: Tako Jossef dr.)
kozlemenye.
(WHOOPING COUGH, prev. & control.
diphtheria-partusais-tetanus vacc. In Hungary, statist.
(Hun))

TSTRIMA, A., Prof.
Change in the epidemiological features of acute infectious
diseases during the last fifty years In Hungary. Ther.hnng.
8 no.1-21:3-10 160.
1. State Institute of Hygiene (Director: Dr. T.Bakace), Epidemio-
logical Do artment (Read: Prof. A.Petrilla Budapest.
NMRICABLE DISEASES epidemiM
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MRIN, A.
usn (6oo)
Radio - Receivers and Reception
Elimination of interference in network receivers.. Radio. no. 8. 195'~-
Monthl,j List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress. Novembpr 1952. UNCLASSIVIE).

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'48. 5:539. 23
AUTHDR- Petrin, A. 1. INKoy JQ. A.
i5~
TITLE- Vaporization of eillcon for the purpose of obtaining
SoimCE: KrIstallografiya, v.. 10, no. 5, 1965, 754-756
TOPIC TAGS: silicon single crystal, epitaydal growing, SIRnEle "ers growing, metal vapor
deposition
ABSTRACT: In order'to avoid the contandnation of silicon films, the vaporization of silicon
was carried out from a molten zone forming a bridge between the tips of two silicon electrodes
through which an electric currentwas passing. The molten zone to held together by surface
tension (see Fig. I of the Enclosure). A mobile electrode served to reestablish the contact
between the two mainelectrodes In case of Instability of the molten zone. Single-crystal films
of p-type silicon 3-4;t thick ivere obtained In a vacuum on the (111) plane of substrate p-type
silicon sin& crystals at imbstrate, temperatures frcm 950 to 1109C. The structure of the
Mms was cbecked by eleciron diffraction, and waB found to posBeas a ielatively bigh degree
of perfection. The Mme had the folloyAng electric properties - electrical resistivity 0. 03 -
.0. 04 ohm cm: I-14L- mobUlty at room temperature 120-130 cmt/~ see. OrIg. art. has: 2
figureB.
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MEZENTSEVA, N.L.; PETRIN, A.I.; KUROV, G.A.
Epitaxy of germanium films on germanium during vaporizat-Lon =nder -.acu=.
Fiz. tver. tela 6 no.7:2026-2031 J1 164. (,',!!.RA 17: 10)
1. Institut kristallo&rrafii Ali SSSR, Moskva.

BUBYREVA9 W.S.; J~MINt B.K.
Effect of solid inpurities on cr7stallization In the system iron
nitrate - nitric acid - water. Zhur.fiz.khim. 37 no.1:157-160
Ja 163, (MIRA 17:3)

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 4, p 115 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Petrin, Yu. N.
dW__
TITLE: Electric Millisecond Delaying Timer
PERIODICAL: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. M-vo geol. i okhrary ned.r SSSR,
19 57, Nr 7 (12). pp 7 2 - 7 3
ABSTRACT: An electric timer is offered for short-delay blasting at open rnine-
works. The timer is actually an electrical stopwatch in a wooden box which
bears 3 binding posts for connecting the detonators and the supply. The stop -
watch is described in detail, and its sketches are given.
T. A. K.
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ACCESSIPN NR: AP401921p~;'-' S/0056/64/046/002/0544/OSS4
"AUTHOR: Petrinat D. Ya.
T~e Mandelstam representation and the continuity theorem
,TITLE:
'SOURCE: Zhurnal Iksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 2, 1964, 544-554
..TOPIC TAGS: Mandelstam representation,, continuity theorem, Landau
surface, reynman diagram, envelope diagram, Kim diagram, tetrahedron
-diacrram, open envelope diagram
ABSTRACT: Following earlier work by the author (DAN SSSR, 91 Boa,
.1963; Ukr...Matem. zh., v. 16, 31, 1960'showing that the behavior
of the Landau curves in the real regioncan indicate whether a
i.Mandelstam representation existar,for a-,given Feynman diagram, if is
proved in the present paper on the basis of these results that a
~Mandelstam representation exists for certain relatively complicated i
44grams-. Scalat particile's with.equal masses'are considered.. The
~3
CnrA

-ACCESSION KR: AP4019219
Landau-surface'points that can be sin lar points of Feynman dia-
9 UI
~grams are identified. The Mandelstam representation is proved for
:the "envelope",diagram, for the.Kim diagram, and for tl-c "tetra-
,.bedron" or "O;~ned envelope" di r It is shown that difficulties
in this methodcan appear only en the Landau curves corresponding
6
to the singul#ities*of the reduced diagrams have asymptotes lying
above the curvbs corresponding to the proper singularities of the
!-given diagram (iadder diagram). ;Work ~s under way tolovercome thesel
,.difficulties. , Certain conclusions obtained by R. J. Eden et al.
(Phys. Rev. v. 121, 1567, 1961; J. Mate. Phys. v. 2, 656, 1961) are
refuted. "Xn conclusion X express my sincere gratitude to V. S.-
Vladimirov who kindly pointed out.to me the possibility of using
DremermAn
n's continuity tboorem for thin study of analytic proper- t I
ties of1contributions from diagrams, td 1. T. Todorov for acquaint-
jing me with thl manuscript of this paper,.and to 0. S. Paranyuk for
useful discussionsland constant.interest in this work.", Orig. art.
,bas: 21 formulas,and 2 figures.:'

,ACCESSION NR: AP4019219
i
'ASSOCIATION: Maimaticbeakky inbtitut )W UkrSSR (Institute of Mathe~
matica, AN.UkrSSR)
StMMITTEq: 05Jun63 DATE ACO: .27Mar64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODEa PH NO REP SOVS'' 008 OTHER: 067
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KDLOKTTSEV, V. 1. ; PBTR INA, 1). Ta.
One supplement to the BogoliubOT-Vladicirov thereon. Ukr. mat. zhur.
12 no.2:165-169 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Functional analysis)

5
16(2)
AUTHOR z Petrina,D.Ya. SOV/41-11-3-5/16
TITLE: -Disp-(Ff-s-fo--n -Relatioiships for Inelastic Scattering In
Unrelativistic Approximation
PERIODICALs Ukrainakiy matematicheakiy zhurnal, 1959, Vol 11, Nr 3,
pp 267-274 (USSR)
ABSTRACT% The author considers the case where during the scattering there
appear elasticly as well as inelasticly scattered partioles~ At
first it is proved that, if the potential satisfies certain
conditions, then the scattering amplitude f (E,r-
0 0) describing
the elastic scattering admits an analytic continuation in the
complex E-plane which is cut. Under further assumptions such a
continuation Is also possible for an inelastic scattering. The
author considero the distribution of the poles of the scattering
amplitudes in both cases. Basing on these results the author
establishes the dispersion relations. The author thanks Yu,,M.
berezannkiy for advicea,
There are 10 references, 4 of which are Soviet, 3 American,
1 Engliah, 1 French, and I Italian.
SUBMITTEDi February 14, 1959
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FMTRJU. D.7a. [Fetryma. D.IAJ
wb,~I
Seminar on the quantum field theorj. Vienyk AS UM 29
no.12:71-72 D 058. (MIU 12:1)
((bmntum theory)

FARASTUK, O.S.-, PITRINA, D.Ta.; TATSOTAK, F.I.
-- -
The chellen-Leman theorem in a spaes with indefinite metrics.
Ukr. Met. 2hur. 10 no.3:344-346 158. (MIR.A ll.-11)
(field theory)

FETHENA, D.Yt,,
11 - rey,.reS-.-.%&t, cn f-r a -adder 6' a~-
Proof of the M&rdelz'am - _,ran cf '.he
r - I - -
sixth order. Zhl~x. eksp. I LoOr. fiz, 4`11 nc).2.,524-529 g '~4,
(141RA 1,1:''J0"

ACCESSION NR: AP4043626 5/0056/64/047/002/0524/0529
AUTHOR: Petrina, D. Ya.
TITLE: Proof of Mandelstam representation for a sixth-order ladder
diagram
t
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 47, no. 2, 1964, 524-529
TOPIC TAGS: quantum electrodynamics, singular function, complex
variable. singular integral, continuity
ABSTRACT: The proof presented is based on criterion derived in a
._,..Kpcent paper by the author Mr. matem. zh. v. 16, 31, 1964; ZhETF,
v. 46, 544, 1964) for the correctness of the Mandelstam representa-
tion. This criterion is made more precise in the present paper and
the Mandelstam representation is proved for a sixth-order ladder
diagram with all particles assumed to have an equal mass m = 1. The
contribution of such a diagram, F(s, t) is shown to be holomorphic
Cc.rd 1/2

I
'ACCESSION NR: AP4043626
on the physical sheet. The continuity theorem is used for this pur-
,pose. It is shown specifically that the existence of complex singu-
lar point13 on the physical shoet contradicts the continuity theorem.
Possible generalizations of the result are indicated. Orig. art.
has: I figure and 6 formulas.
ASSOCIATIONs None
SUBMITTED: 24Dec63
ENCL: 00
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S/041/60/012/004/009/011
A -3 S'b o C111/C222
AUTHORs Petriza, D.Ya.
TITLEs The Solution of the Inverse Diffraction Problem
PERIODICkLs Ukrainskiy matematichookiy zhurnal, Vol. 12, No. 4,
pp 476 - 479
TEM Lot P be a finite region with the boundary Z in the three-
dimensional spnom E.
The direct diffraction problem consists in the determination of a solution
of AU + k2u - 0 r. B
I
Au + k 2u . 0 E E 1B
0
for which onz it holds
(2) (u), - (u)
0
where k0, kIare real, the index 0 denotes the limit value from the
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88308
3/04 60/012/004/009/011
C 111 YC222
The Solution of the Inverse Diffraction Problem
interior and the index I denotes the limit value from the exterior. For
large T the solution u(-x) has the anymptotio behavior
ik jYj
ik 1 0
(5) U(X) -- a 0 + 0 -i f(k0kI, V
where f(k0, ki, i) is the scattering amplitude and I& is the transferred
impulse.
The inverse diffraction problem is formulated as follows : Determine B from
the given scattering amplitude f(k 0, kI, i). From a representation of the
scattering amplitude given by the author in (Ref. 3) in the present paper
she obtains the relation
(7) 'Df(k0 kit 1
47. Y
Dk2 i)lk2wk 2 L B
0 o I
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S/041/60/012/004/009/011
CIII/C222
The Solution of the Inverse Diffr&ction Problem
which is used for the solution of the inversion problem. Here f must be
continued analytically from the region where k 2j k2 and where it is
0 1
defined in the point k2 . k2 . From (7) there follows the uniqueness of
0 1
the solution of the inversion problem.
There are 7 references 1 6 Soviet and I German.
SUBMITTEDs April 13, 1960
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45367
S/056/63/044/Wl/029/067
B100144
AUTHOR: Petri D,.-Xqp
TITLE: Analytic propert'.es of the scattering amplitude on a
potential in the first "nonphysical" sheet
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 44,
no. 1,11963, 151-156
TEXT: Like W.Zimmermann (Nuovo Cim., 21, 249, 1961) the author studies
the scattering amplitude on a Yuka-.,va potential as a function of energy
in the necond sheet of its Riemann surface. Here, unlike the
relativistic case, there is no need to prove the correctness of the
Mnndola~am reprenentation. The atuly io facilitated by the unitarity
condition being no situple. Tht- arialytic properties of the partial waves
in the first and second Riemann sheets are studied; complex poles appear
on the second sheet. Then, the total scattering amplitude on the second
sheet in investigated. An additional cut exists besides the complex
poles. This cut is formed as follo%o: On the first sheet, the scattering
amplitude is represented as the sum of tiso analytic expressions which,
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Analytic properties cf the ... B104YI1144
in the case of real positive energy, agree with their imaginary and
real parts. On the first sheet, the dumps of the imaginary and real
parts cancel out. On the second sheet they add together. Finally each
term of an expansion of the scattering amplitude in a series with
respect to a parameter is shovin to bavP a Mandelstam representation.
ASSOCIATION: Institut matematiki Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR (Institute
of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences Vkrainskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: December 17, 1961
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PETRINA, Do YA., CAND PHYS-MATH SC19 -ANALYTICAL PRO-
PEIRTIES OF AMPLITUDES IN PROBLEMS OF DIFFRACTION AND SCAT-
TERING," KIEV# 1960o (MIN OF HIGHER AND SEC SPEC ED UKSSRj
KIEV URDER OF LENiti STATE UNIV Im To Go SHEVCHENKO). (KL93-619
204).
64

AUTHORS: .-ai-aLiyu4, ~, . -, ~ , I - 7 .1- 7 . . I,~. . I.! ~* OV/141-'O~;)-!~/
Tatfiunyak, I . .' . -
TITLEs The Theorem of Chellc-n - Lehman in the Space With lridef'ln~Ul
Metric (Teorema Chellena - Lemana v prostranstve s indefinitnoy
metrikoy)
PERIODICAL% Ukrairiskiy matematicheakly zhurnal,1958,vol 10,Nr
Pp 344 - 346 (TissR)
ABSTRAOT:The authors call attention to the close connection between
qudntum theoretical questions in Hilbert spaces with indefinite
metric and the operational theory of these spaces. E.g. the
ac-called "ghost states" correspond to the fact proired by
Pontryagin [Ref 41 that self-adjoint operators in considered
spaces may possess eigenfunctions with negative norm. Further-
more it is shown thILt it is possible to obtain an analogue of
the theorem of Chellen - Lehman with the aid of the methods de-
veloped by Kreyn and Jokhvido-Nr [Ref 5,6] .
There are 9 referenoes, 5 of which are Soviet, and 4 Ameri,an~
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AUTHOR
TIftE: D4-spe--sion Relations in 'he Dieperi-ionnyye
otncsheniya v zada-,he difrak~aii,
PERIODICALi "jkxainskiy matematicheakiy zhu..-nal, 1958, Vol 10, Nr 4,
pp 405-412 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let B be a domain of the three-dimensio nal space E. The author
conniders the diffraction problem
2 2 _II)u -h
,6 u+k u=0, x C- BI Lu4-k u-0, x GE-B; uk -u 'a n
I .
1D n
i
r r
where the sol%ition is ~.,iaght as the sum cf the decreasing wave
and the bended wave fading in infinity. Kupradze,~_Ref17 proved
the uniqueness of the solution and gave an integral representation
of it, from which for large IxI there r esults the following
asymptoti-- beha7.'cr: u(lx)f:t:exp (ik
x) + Ixl*"'exr(ik
x)-f(k
,0"p).
0 0
0
The author investigates the behavior of
0 the so-called scattering
amplitude f(k
9(;, T) and states that it is continuable as a
o
function of k
into the upper halfplane of the complex variable
o
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k0 and tbp--c in it lrrrev-~,es 1'.-,t, 1.:icker 4.hanlk C) I ID.
On the real Ryiii it ie, =Linucu8 and ~~%s two brarch points.
"tit) ProfComol. 0.15.1'art~.'!
L V 11 ~ .
There rre. ~ 7-ofe:,?n~es, 3 of which a~7c Scov~-ut, wnd 2 Amcr~cau.
SUBMITTEDt May 8, 13",S
Gard 2/2

PSTRINA, D.Ta.
Dispersion relationships for nonelastic scattering in non-
relativistic approximation. Ukr.mut.zhur. 11 no-3:267-275
'59. (MIRA 13:4)
(Particles (Nuclear physics)-Scattering)

PETRINAP D. Ya.(Kiyev)
Solving an inverse problem on diffraction. Ukr. mat. zhur. 12 no./+:476-479
160. (MIRA 14:3)
(DiffrAction)

3104 '/61/01 3/DC)4/0()-/'OC7
B125/Bl 12
AUTHOR Petrint',
TITLE The impossibility of developing a nonlocal field theory in
which the enerey-momentum operator has a positive suectrum
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy matematicheskiy zhurnal, v no 4, l9f,1,
log - ill
TEXT- quantum field theory was examined under the following conditions:
(1) invariance with respect to the orthocYronical inhomogeneous Lorentz
group; (2) existence of a comple-te system of state amplitudes I p,,~ which
are eigenfunctions of the energy--momentum operator with the eigennuml~f-.rs
~(p 2 2 - 2
(P p cone F P - P,
10 1) from the 10 "o, pi ; 10 2 0); (3) nonlocal
commutativity [A(x/2),A(-x/2~, if x < - P (1)~ The field A.(x) is
taken to be scalar. The theorem applying to this case is proved as
follows: From conditions (1.) to (3) follows the local commutativity of
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The impossibIlIty of developing._ B125~BI12
the field FA(x/2), A(-xl2)1 ~ 0 if x2< 0 (2), This theorem also applies
L. -
to a spectrum concentrated in any point, in which the functions f- W
+ ii
and fii(x) can be analytically continued into the relevant cone, According
to the above theorem, the construction of a nonlocal theory requires that
the spectrum of the energy operator be concentrated also outside the
cone F+. Therefore, a Hilbert space with indefinite metrics should be
unad in the nonlooal theory.. Aoc;)rding to N. N. Bogolyubov, B., V. Mledvedev.
M. K. Polivanov, Nauchn. (lok.L.. vyliah,. ahkoly, oor, fiv, -mittom. ntolk, 110
137 (1958), field theories using -a Hilbert space with indefinite Metrics
are nonlocal. The theorem proved here states, in a sense, the contrary
result . The proof offered by A. Wightman, Probl6mes math4matiques de la
th6orio qunritique des champs, Lille (1957) was not utilized for the problem
under consideration. There are 10 references' 5 Sovio' and 5 non Soviet
The three references to English-language publications read as follows:
H. J. Bremeznan, R. Oehme, J. G. Taylor, Phya. Rev,. 109, 2178 (1958);
H. Epstein, J. Math, Phy3., -1. 524 (1960). R. Oehme, Phys. Rev., 100,
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Analytic properties or pjxrtlal vaves of the scattering anplitude
in the theory of perturlmition. Dokl,All SSSR I" no.4t755-758
.To 62. (KM 150)
1. Institut imatezatiki M USSR. Fredstavleno, akademikom N.N.
Bogolyubovym.
(Perturbation)

PEMNA, D.Ya.
Analytic properties of the ocattering amplitude on the
potential on the first *nonphysical" sheet. Zbur, ekap, i
teor. fiz. 44'nj.1:151-156 Ja 163. (MIAA 16:5)
1. Institut metematiki AN IJkrBSR.
(Scattering (Physica)) (Riermnn surfaces)

PETRINAV D.Ya.
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Analytic properties of contributions of Feynmikn diagrams. Doki.
AN SM 149 no.4:808-811 Ap 163. (MIRA 160)
1, Institut matematiki AN UkrSSR. Predstavleno akademikon
N.N.Bogolyubovym. (Surfaces) (Functions, Analy-tic)

FETRINA, D.U. (Kiyev)
Complex singular points of contributions from Feynman
diagrams and the continuity theorem. Ukr. mat. zhur. 16
no.1:31-40 164. (MIRA 17: 5)
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e-, tteiiipt Is, mal e'.Ioex~and analytically the partial wave into the region
R A 4 tal momentum) in qIj
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-Rtfik-N. M is the ptm r of the amplitude increase of scatteri
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extension of the above integral for Vhepararnetek X. Yukawa potential and those
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PSTRINA, D.Ya. (Kiyev)
Analytic properties of a claBs of in rusnt-:i
theo" defined tm lnt(.-E,,rals over a nanifold. F.,irt 1.
zhur. 17 no.5".54-66 165. 21-:7")
1. Submitted Fobruary 12, 1965.

PETRINA, D.Ya. (Kiyev)
Antilytic propertien of a c3nov of functlons In f-fel-d
theory defthed by Intograla ov(,,r a manifold. Part 2. (7kr. mat.
zbur. 17 no.6:6CL-66 165. WIRA 19: 1)
' 1965.
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SHESTOPALOV, V.K.) FETRINA G.A.
Re4evign of the turret pres5o 08116UPOZ-Y 28 no. t182 063
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1. Di:aaaovyy zavod Imni D2embinskogo.
(Refractories industry-Equirmnt and Upplies)
(Pwer presseJ

SHESTOPALOV, V.K.; !!~~
Grooved car bottoms for tunnel kilnD. Ogneupory 27
no,12:568-569 162. (MIU 15:12)
1. Dinasovyy zaovd im, Dzerahinakogo.
(Kilns-E uipment and supplies)
rFirebrick)

PETRINAY Jaroslav
Ughting windowless industrial production plants by 40 v
and 80 w fluorescent lamps. Elektrotechnik 19 no.8-228 Ag 164.
1. Tesla Holesovice National Fnterprisev Prague.

PETRINA, Jaroslav
. .:Industrial lighting and the 80w fluvescent lamps. Frerg;:t'-ka
Cz 15 no.2t8l F 165.
1. Tesla Holesovice National Enterprise, Prague.