SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PISTELKA, M. - PISTOLKORS, A. A.

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KICKASOVIC, Zlatimir; PISTILJIC, Dusan
Justification of the term Klicullez syndrow. Had. glasn. 8 no.l:
14-17 Ja '54.
1. Ocna, klinika Kedicinakog fakulteta u Beogradu (upraynik prof.
dr. DJ.Nesic)
(NIKULICZI DISAASJC
*nomenclature)

L 3.715-66 WP(c)/EWO(M)/gwp(v)/T/Et..,P(t)/Wp(k)/WP(h)/""'P(b)/B'P(l) UP(c)
ACMSICF IMS AP%2W63 Cz/0039/64/025/011/0650/0657
AVBM: PISIOlkso-MUD Nngineer); Jel:Lnek,,- joger (Engineer)
TITM Productlon technology and parmeters meRBUrewnt of a sendconductor
C0611M.UMW7 and Its ccWwIson with foreigrpmade types
1\
DOURM Slebolproli* cb7,0rj, V. 25, no. I I p 1964J 6W.(Z7
TOPIC TAGS: battwy., semiconductor device
.ABsTRAcT.. (Authorl? English awmary, modified): Technological data
z 4"
91vin on the manufacture of Czechoolovak cooling bateries made
lof semiconductors. 4heme eight-0911 bateriong marked BGH 8/21, are
based an a B:L-M)-T41J%% system, Described in the vacuum equipment
used In wasuring-1he curves of the cooling power, thermoelectric
g:owor, therial conductance p and electric resistance of the sesembled
tterys qualities of an ideal battery, limited solely by para-
;motors of Its semiconductor material,, &" oompared with actual
bateries affected by technological processes* Results are compared
with.the properties of several foreign batteries& Thirteen relterences.
OrIg. wt6 bass 12 formaw and 8 girWhe,
Card 1/2

IPISTELKA, Wan, inz.
Determining the parameters of bead thermistors by the graphic-
nmeric&l wUod. Slaboproudy ob2or 23 no.9.4%5-500 S 162.
1. Uelov pristrojove techniky,,-Ceftoolovenska akademle vnd, Brno.

KREJCI, VladiMr; SAIXI-'XY, Igor; -FISTELKA, Milan
Eleatrodiagnosis of closed muscle injuries. Cas.lek.cesk 100 no.50:
1579-1582 1,~ D 161.
1. Vy-zkumny ustav traumAtologl-eky v Brne, reditel prof. Dr- Se. MUDr.
Vladimir Novak. Ustav pro vseobeenou a experimentalni patologii
lekarske fa)nilty v Brne, predrroffta prof. Dr. So. MUDr. RNDr. Vilem
Uher. leborntor prunyslove elektroniky CSAV v Brno, vedouci prof. Dr.
Sc. Julius Strnad, clen korespondent CSAV.
(MUSCLES wds & inj) (ELECTRODIAGNOSIS)

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T.,i-- pa L-n t -, -nce ms a rn. )ri~ ,; tahl- ritu I t, I v I bra tor r,,, t ii~-?rI
;t thymil.rofi aii,i i reiny, where Uie tube and the thyratr, ii aria (,(,ww
f-HO ( hY :-Ft t f")n "a tAlc- if' t w i rig , clra.ec te~ I t, - thf~ 1.u be aric ide ;U I (' thy r-ri 7:
f.rine-t.(~ i %l) the power supOy througli i.n otLmi c divider. A
I(, I HC -I rctj 10 Is connected to the tube Input between, grid and
QathndP T-(-SjF0_af1Ce Of the tube is blocked oy the release contacl.., f 1,h,
-he (, I r-li I t f'ormed by the sert es -connec ted thyra tron and r- I ity w ; nd 1, r),:
T 0 n para I I e 1 w I th the anode re -, i s tarice o f the tube ; th- -,nim,)i,
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f, rnied -n ~,he :alJiodp resistance lJrr.It; the growth of the t ~,i.
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Pun, S. ; PISTI~LKA, Z.
Results of the surgical treatment of vertical heterotro~ias. >sk.
oftal. 18 no.2il(Y7-111 Mr 162.
1. Ocni oddeleni OUNZ v Kromerizi.
(STiuk&"~IU6 Burg)

PIS"IEUKA, Z. ; DOSTAL. V. ; RRONNY. J. ; DOCKAL, J. ; RYMLO'IJ,. A. ; VILIK, F.
"'heraneutic reFTulta of (-omldned (),)tic-orthoptic tre tmf!nt ort-
a In B h
term evaluation. Cenk. ofth. ]is !io.6.-1437-443 Dec 58.
1. Ocni oddelent OUNZ n Krom,-ri-Lq, za.9t. primnr Ir. A. Dolenek.
(STRA'.41SMUS, ther.
com',ined optic-orthontir ther. (Cz))
(AMBLYOPIA, ther.
PAMP.)
(ORIHOPTICS, in varioun dis.
cou'Aned orthoptic-ontic ther. in ainb4opijA &strabismus (G%))

FISTWAT, Mitar
40ww~
Some problems ~,)Iatad t-, tat- -)j-g?iri'.Zation and operatIor. of
Americ" raiLroudti Ze~azri! P JuF IG nc,4~35- 40 Ap )3.

PISTOI.&NKOI V .
Cirewupection during the flighi. Kryl.rod. 13 no.7:16n 162.
(MI.%A 16:2)
1e Komandir svena Vitobskogo asrokluba.
(Flight)

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- -PISTBLJIC, Drago, sanitetaki major d-r
Gneral con3ideratims on psychopathies and the problem of psychopathias
In the military environment. Vojosan.pregl., Beogr. 17 no-7/8:820-823
ii-A,g 6o.
1. Vojnomedicinska Akademija u Beogradu, Klinika za tiveane I dusevne
bolestl
(WTAL DISORDERS)
(PSYCHOLOGY KMITARY)

PISTWIC, Dusan.
Adii sy-ndrome. Spr arhiv lekar 92 no.):417-423 Kr '54, ( CUL 3: 6 )
1. V~Inlka ca oe7na bolestl Madiclaskog fakultata u Beogradu, upravnik:
prof. dr. Djordje Neste. (Rad je Uradnietvo privillo 27-VII-195) god.)
(A.DIJ STNMROMB)

PT57MJT^., Dusan
STANX0VIC.1van. astat. dr.- PISTSWIC, 1)uean dr.
The syndrome of edematous noutitin of the optic nerve. Srpskl Lft.
colok. lek. 82 an.6~758-764 June 54.
1. Klinibi is ocne bolesti K6dicinakog fakulteta u, Beogredu,
upraynik prof. dr. Djordje Neale. (Rad je urednistvo priallo 28.
ll.lq53 god)
(NKRVAS~ OPTIC. die.
noutitia, edematous)

PISTXLKA. Z.. MATOTIOCOVA, S.
-w-~
Our exnerieace with the treatment of excentric fixation in ambLyopla
using Cr)-erIB Fdter-imWe method. Cesk. ofth. 15 ac.4:270-274
Am 59.
1. Ociii -dd. OUM v Kromerizi, zvetupuJici Drin. MIMr. A. Dolenek.
(ST:iA31SHM, compl.) (AMLYOPIA, compl.)

JOLENEK, A.; FISTLLKA, z.; technicka spoluprace SETNICKA, M.
On the problem of oryBiphake &nd pharcoeryisis. Cesk. oftal. A
no.1:62-65 Ja 162.
1. Ocni klinika lek. fak. PU v Olomouci, prednosta prof. dr.
V.Vejdovsky Ocai oddeleni OUR v Krowrizi, zastupujici prodnosta
dr. A. Dolenekt
(GATAAL16'r MThACTION)

PIST:NJAT. X.
A partial review of the article "The Survey of the Problem of the VarazdAn-lo"lubovec
Route." r. 27.
(ZPl~znI,:!P, Vol. IA, no. 71, March lo~". Beograd. Yugoslavia)
SO: Monthly List of East Furopean Accessions. (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 7,
July IQ57. Uncl.

PISTTNJAT, M.
IMro" the bonus system. p. 28.
Periodical i ZELEZNICE.
Vol- 15, no. 3, Mar. 1959.
TECHNOLOGY
30t Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC
Vol. 8, no. h
Apri-I 1959, Uncl.

G UD KOV , 1:. , zaaluzhenr.yy moter sports; HITSLISKAYA, M. , zaslLv.ez..,.N-
master sporta; ILICIEMA , V. , zasluzhenr.yy master sporta;
VEJL-*TFT!~:KCV, M. , riazter sporta; LSTROV6KI-f, F~. , master
ZUBOVA, V., master sporta; CiffMOV, B., muBter sporta;
ZAYTSEV, S., master sporta; PISTOLENKO, V., master sporta;
?OCIESEW1111, V. , master sporta
Toward new sportive ac~-icvements. Kr-,,] rod. 13 nc .4:'* -,j
(Aerial sports)

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PISTOPYOMP A. A.
"Ra iiarts ReFistant -)f '--am Ant6nna,11 Fr-)cf-7-ejInrr of t~,e Arrerirar. -)f ~~,a iD
Eni-ineers, Vol. 17, p. 1929

i'IFT)PKORL I A. A.
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r-lek Ixosv,;azi , %o .1 ( P ,I , I " ,

PISMILIKOF63 A.-A.-- a TYJ NEYTA~:, ". -l'.
f)r '.'eaE zrf-c-~t r '-f, 4e-t , -~ . - -. - -j- v -~ - : -
I I - . . . .. . . .
7ee "er ~ a ~ I es, 1, -H'lcktrosv-,-a7,,

FIST)LIKOTT) A. A.
N~,-
"Theory of a -nlnr T-,-e fracc-11D, ',er,* a I . : ,, '--Iur. ---, 7 ., , - - --
inst.

Calextistion of Ihe Ituvet.ger of sLiffir-action acrifils.
Im-tixoils, A N J T-11 Mv, . 1"~M 16 (';,, 1)
3 111 11,1161 I't T-1 'pan Aisuming that the wdralimd
rondtKting plane ~% infinociv thin. 9 ditTraction actial
can be conitidetrd a% a &lot in tm-fi a pl.,kne. the "dual"
iiiethmi being then ~.pj,lo,:ahle Mjx%ell's couat-om Ne
dcri,ed and the clectrx anA mignc-M-7-cM %conN art.,
%hown ,, be intcriliange.tNe Ihe clectt., lich) li,trilnu-
ticin alting the klot mrid the wrfak~ cimrntk ott (lie plant
CAII lV CIAWA(Cd. thm determininu ;hr ndmillance o( (lie
linear %lot scriai

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fame'' I'Pbm. I
1"001, A. A. J. 71rch. FFyW_,VSSR, I
11-29 MM-Ta- Ructiapt-'the can pr a IrSVC111"S
flat wavcfmnt Won the alot is treated aftalylimlIv
end the solutions of the differential equatim Inter-,
preted phyakally. The practical exarnple of a plane
with a thick ness/slol-widt h ratio of 0 1 6 con-
sidered. The potential distribution curve scrom the
&lot is plotted.

FIT:94TUR~i, A.
621-392.1 538.566 - 07 417
ling p1d1w. 11. Gerl"I
A4MA, Terk- Pki-j., USSR. 16 (N"1011)
RUS.fian.-Ilw gcnww can or c
wctrq-
mainclic energy truvelling along a slot Is represent
by Simultancoug appearance of a flat wave moving
along the dot and the mdlatlon of a cylindrkal wave
by the &lot. Mathieu equations are solved for a pla~n:sel
of finite thickness, and the molls am applied for the I
general CRSC Of 2 cophasal cIfffraction wri2l. A~L i
I

PI3TOLIK0,70, A. A.
VMI*glcs -Dec 1946
Iftelds, Ilectramagmetto
CovAuctcre
"Concentrated IlectromWetla MmItatIon of a Con-
Amotive Groove," A. A. PlatolIkorp, 10 pp
*Zbw Takh Fit" Vol XTIP NO 10
JU electromWetic field during Concentrated excl-
tation ar the groove can be represented an a super-
positim of an UdInItely large nvmber of "Individual
waves" at tko groove,, vhoee distribution constant is-
Aetendned by systematia roots of IwAwl's ftwtlan
of the first class and first degree # Tbmw are so
stable that notwIthatandUw the oepwate lave& Alch
rm along the axis of the groove, tbey guarantee a
treastonatlas to swo or the t--t- Auk Is Com-
~--O 9"
90M"'by MW *Iestrie field amm I.Iwwm~

Doc 1946
'Electromgnetic
Waves,
Conductors
Onectramagnetio Waves in Grooves," A* A.
Platoltkors 26 pp
:-==Zl
4kw Tekh 7iz" Vol M, No 10
Discusses the effect of flat electramagmetio vevem
imaylinWoal conduits of Infinite length. Wist
descript'jam.cfAbb elliptical system or c*ordIns;Uwp
ifttlyele function, and formalao-for condults, of
finite ~hs. '- This is followed by a discussim
at the aiase vhar.0 tb# condult to infinite In length,,
emk tbq.'~Vlectrmwetio fields set up in the
As &~= at
WU=tIVIm:Vtw.
- dw
(CUM) a" 206
as case of a oopbasal slat anterms. Sulmitted VY
N Vveden at theVection of Ilectro -
~sd ~~s ~
commicatims, of the Department of Technical
ftimoes, Ac&dMW of Sciences of the Um./I
p9

Mztollwrs~ A. A- Radiation front longitudinal slits in a
'C. R. Woklady):_Acad. Sci..URISS
Ms.) s2, j27-130 (1946).
The author obtains a formulj for the radiated field from
a B)3tem of identical Ion Itudinal slits tocated arbitrarily
91
(but with no relative Uid displacement) on the Wrl"Ice c1
an infinitely long P(Wcctly conducting circular cylinder,
anuming that the ljicl~l distribution owr all the alits Is the
fAme. Cage
In the i of a single narrmv slit curves are drami
showing the tadiatian pattern in the plano pcrpen(licular to
P)e axis of the cylinder for wrious vilurs of die cylindrical
radius. M. C. Cray (New York, N. Y.).
Source I Vatwmtical Reviews, Voi 3 No-*

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rViASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 392 - I
BOOK Call No.: TK6565.A6P5
Author: PISTOL'KORS, A. A.
Full Title: ANTENNAS
Transliterated Title: Antenny
Publishing Data
Originating Agency: None
Publighing House: State Publishing House for Literature on Problems
of Communications and Radios
Date: 1947 No. pp.: 479 No. of copies: 10,000
Editorial Staff
Editor: None Tech. Ed.: None
Editor-in-Chief: None Appraiser: None
Others: The author expresses his gratitude to Dr. V. N. Kessenikh
and Dr. G. Z. Ayzenberg for their constructive critism and to the
Assistant Minister of Communications, S. 1. Alyushin for his
assistance.
Text Data
Coverage: The main emphasis In this work Is placed upon the theory of
antennas, particularly on the physics of antenna operation. The
general theoretical treatments is followed by a detailed study of
various types of antenna Installations grouped according to wavebands.
Some attention is also given on antenna types used by permanent radlu
installations of the Ministry Yf Communications.
72

Rntenny AID 392 - I
The treatment of the book Is largely abstract with considerable mathe-
matical analysis and performance diagrams. There are relatively few
photos of other examples of actually manufactured units. The book
does not deal with antennas used for aircraft, shipping, radar, or
communications. Likewise, the structural aspect of antenna InBtalla-
tions are omitted.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Ch. 1. General Data on Antenna Installations
2. Theory of High-Frequency Energy Conductors
3. Radiation Theory for Radio Waves
4. Receiving Antenna Theory
5. Long Wave Antennas
6. Broadcast Wavelength Antennas
7. Shortwave Antennas
8. Very High-Prequency Antennas
9. Problems of Operation of Antenna Installations
Purpose: Intended as a textbook for courses on antennas read at hIgher
communications Institutes.
Facilities: Leningrad Institute of Communications Engineers
No. of Russian and Slavic References: Sume Soviet and foreign sources
are mentioned either in footnotes or In the text
Available: Library of Congress
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117he Fri ncip I e of Zhia 1', ty ii. the Tric~-.ry of -..~If fra-ti or, of L,~- *:--,7naj--,.f ' ~I av e s
Dokl. A' -'~.,SR, " -, '.*o. -f , i9~4~'
17. Plane Screens," r.

FISTIOLIKORS, A. A.
PA 245T97
USSRZPbysics - Electromagnetic Field 11 0-t 52
"Theory of a Conductor Near Boundary of Separation of
Two Media," A A. Pisto.'kors, Corr Mem, A,-,-%(i USSR
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol t9 , No 1~, pp 941-QI41
Analyzes electrom&gneti-, field of cylindrical symmetry
produced around conductor.loListed on boundary between
2 media. In case of dielectric without losses,
field is found to be defined by integration over cross
section of cylinder-, while in case of losses, the di-
electric contains cylindrical waves as observed in
undergfound cables. Received 17 Jul 52
245T97

Zlootrioal Engineering Abstracts
MV 1954
Telecommunioation
2210. Use of MgIllivu functionq for computing Item
distromilon iq 2q-RvfLtA'"-TT-Orjt2ln a gilm diftettwo)
diagrarn. :& 4, DAL Akad. Nauk
.SSSR, 89, AW!.-:A37-- ~--Ivrlmr In Riaslan. English
translation, U.S National Scl. round. NSr-ir- 113.
no field distribution is studied for an infinite
straight slot of giwn width In a limitless conducting
shixt. If a specified directionai r--,iiation pattem It
C rqssed as a Fourier series it is my to express the
fZ,1M tertm of Mathieu functions. The rncthod Is
iflus(ruted for the directional pattern f(q) -
sin (v cot ~)/sin n. The condition.% for precise or
&ptwnxinmtc solutions arc deduced.
W. T. 9~4 ~AH D
Irk"

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USSR/ Electronics - Wave Propagation
Card 1/1 Pub 90-2/12
FD-2222
Author *Mikaelyan, A. L., and *P16tul'kors, A. A.
Title Electromagnetic waves in magnetized ferrite6 (ferromagnetic nonmetals)
with conducting boundaries
Perl--cal Radiotekhnika, 10, 14-24, Max 11051
A uct The problem of electrumagnetic waves propagation in ferrites, unaer a
steady magnetic field and haviq~ one or two ideally-conducting surfaces,
is discussed in details in this article. A well known method of partial
waves is applied to study the above problem, which cleary brings out the
phyetcal aspect of the phenomenon. Maxwell's equation is applied to ob-
tain the mathematical representation of wave propagation in the ferrites
mass,and their reflections from the ideally-reflecting surfaces. It is
pointed out that the reflected electromagnetic wave splits into two waves,
having different amplitudes and coefficients of propagation. An analysis
of the electromagnetic wave propagation at various angles with respect to
6he dirlction of the mapetic field is presented In this article. Two
SSR references cited.
Institution: *Active members of the All-Union Scientific and Technical Society of Radio
Engineering and Electric Communications imeni A. S. Popov, Moscow
Submitted : 1 Sep 1954

ROACH-OUTIVICH. Mikhail Alskeandrovich. inzheneri PIuQj6'II%&AaAP;
VOLO(R)IN. V.P. (dacesse4j. IrUGUSHIV. A.M., professor-, 17-TTIN, N.A..
professor; OSTROUNOV. B.A., professor; OSTRYAROT. P.A., professor
[deceased]; BOSCH-BRMTICH. A.K.. dotment; ZINDBLI, P.Ta..
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(A collection of works) Sobrauie trudov. Moskva. lztt-vo Akedemit nauk
SSSR. 1956. 526 p. (MLHA 9%10)
1. Chlem-korreepondent AN SSSH (for Bonch-Bruyevich.M.A.. PletolIkors
Vologdinj
(Radio)
(Bonch-Bruevich. Mikhail Alakeandrovich, 1888-1940)

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TIP,RPIGOREY. A.M.. akndomik, red.; PISTOL'KCRS, A.A., red.:RYLINA. Yu.V.,
tekhn.red.
[TorminoloU of radio wave propagationl Terminologlia rasprostra-
nenilR radiovoln. Moskva. 1911. 2~ p. (Shnrnikj rekomenduemykh
terminov. no.47) (MIRA 11:1)
- 1._Akad9jjj7& nauk SSSX. Komitet tekhnicheakoy terminologii.
2'.-ftTATNorreependent AN SSSR (for Pistol'kora).
(Radio waven-Terminology)

t ~ - - / , , /0
BERG, A.I.. akademik; VVEMNSKIT. B.A., akademik; Vr6lDiHlNSXIT, S.A.. akade-
mik: XUTXL'NIXOV. V.A., akadomik; MINTS, A.L.; Plb-rQLVXURS. A.A.;
51YOROV, V.I.
Search, be daring, invent! Radio no.l:l Ja '57. (MLRA 10:2)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for MintB, Platollkors, Siforov).
(Amateur radio stations)

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AUTHORS: Pistollkors,-A.A., arlci SYuY Yan'-Shen
TITLE: Free KiecErOmAl"TIC Oscillations
ions a Spheri_,al
Resonator ME Magnetised Ferrite Sphere In the Centre
PERIODICALt Radiot nika I eleictronika, Vol 5, No 7, 1960,
pp 1085-1091 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The theory of free electromagnetic oscillations of a
spherical resonator with a small ferrite sphere at t!,e
centre, magnetised by a constant field, is studied. The resonar,ce
conditions of the system are investigated and expressicns are
derive,i for the decremental attenuation of the oscillations as a
function of the half-width of the ferromagnetic resonance curve.
The derivation is first carried out neglecting wall lc3ses, the
effect of which is then est4mated. A new resonance mc-de is four.!.
There are I figure and 3 referei..,es, of which 1 is English a.,,J
are Soviet.
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doteent; VASIL' UT. Ys.B.. doteent; DUPLINKOT. D.A.. aspirant-,
SAZONOT, D.N.. aspirant; X=V, O.N.. inzh. FISTOLIZORS, A.A,,
reteensent; DCLUXHANOV, M.P., prof., reteenzent; KOCHWEENT SKIT,
G,N., doteent, red.; TORONIN, X.P., takhn.red.
(Antennas] Antenny. Moskva, Goe.onerg.izd-vo, ig6o. 534 p.
(KIRA 14:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Pistol'kors).
(Radio--Antennae)

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AUTHORS~ pistollkors --A-A., KaplunV.A. and Knyazeva,
TITLE, Di-ffrac. t-ion of ElectromagnetiL Waves at a Dielectric or
a Semiconductor Sheet (0 difraktsii elektromagnitnyidi
voln u dielektricheskogo i1i poluprovodyaBhchego lista)
PERIODICALi Radiotelchnika i elektronika, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 6,
pp 911 - 919 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. The system considered is illustrated in the diagram of
Figure 1. For the purpose of analysis it is assumed that
the surface waves can be neglected. The external surface
of the sheet is infinite along the axis z and cmcides
with the plane x = 0 The surface is limited in the
direct-ion of the axis y by co-ordinates y - 0 and
y = b . A plane wave propagates from the upper semi-space
and forms an angle 190 with the plane x ~ 0 . It is
necessary to find the field at a point M which is
situated in the lower memi-tipace. For this purpose the
elementary fields at point M due to tile electric and ria,,:-
notic currents in the plane x 0 , should be added. it
ca r- d I tke amplitude of tile plane wave is unity. it i!; ne( vssai ,

Sov/1(j.,
Dif iract ion of Ele-,t roviagnetic Waves at a Dielec t ric or a ~einl
C onduc t cr Shect
to intr-.(iu-.e a factor I whi c 1i c harac t er i ses t h e
attenuation of the WaVe dkAr I np~ 1 t Spassage t hrough t he
sheet and the accompanyin,(,, phaso shift Tlie elec tric
fir-ld at point M is givell by tile 5UM of thrnC.
Integral-,
E - FIE 1-1 ,Ody + T(,"l' F(E 1H ly)dy
t I t I t
jo 0
+ F(Et Oit y)dy
where E t and H I are the tangential components of the
electric and magnetic field at the plane x - 0 F i-i
the function which takec; into account the effell i)1 the
Car(L-2/5 plane x - 0 . Eq (1) can ;ils,) 1~o i k )

SOV/109-4 -6-1/ 2 7
Diffraction of Electromagnetic Waves at a Dielectric or' a Secii-
conductor Sheet
- iv -14,
where Me I - Te If tile electi ical voctor uf -, iie
plane wave is parallel to the axis z (see Figure 11 the
Plectric and magnetic field components are given by
Ecis (3). The fields at the external surface of the
dielectric layer are given by Ecis (4). The electric field
at point M can be evaluated from Eq (5). The
Z-component of this field is given by Eq (6). This can
also be written as Eq (9) or Eci (10). The integral of
Eq (10) can be evaluated approximately by employiny t!ie
~-,tationary-phase method. The first approximation of the
nt c_ The final expression fox
gral if, driven by Eq (I-')- E
(-omponeut is. thex-Acre, given by Eq (16), xilie',e the
gral with i-espet-t tu t Lan Le evalti,-AtE-d fro%, i)n(-
ol Eq5 ( 17) dej~cndin,. on t.,(, position of point M W I t
resvect to tilt siladow. It i-i shown lit the ap-eijdix to
t'le :,aijel tLLit Eq (1b) 1--3 v.,lid alio Cor Y < 0
.)C-L 11 tMlies in the t-ji c quadrant Tllie -ar~able
iii Eq (1, ) is defint-d by tlie equation )n j)
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t Lj tile riiJit of the boundai )- and t;IL- 3~ladOW 1 11 k- t? I
field is given by the fifth equat ion on page 1 7
other hand, for a point s i tua~, ed t o t. 1i e I e f t f I lie
boundary, the field is given by f lie last equation on 7
lf the sheet has a finite width and the observation pn i ii T
is sy-.mietrical with respect Lo t he boundari-es t I(. f I (t
ma y b t- cva 1 ua t ed b y u -3 1. n~ ' t h e va r -i a b 1 es d e f 1 -1 c d I ~ ' 1i,
first three equatik1us on P 'lb. Tile tiltr.-cry %.raf, v - r ~ f
experiment al I y by us ing a 311 eet made o f 1) 1 ex i - I a --i ( , ev
Figure 4 ) . The exper ime-ii t via- c ir r i ed '~U t a t t h ~. W'1% v
1('11,Ktil of 3.2 c!:i and tile she-t had "llmellsion. A
100 x i0o x ~" C in. The sheet ww, 3.1tuated on a i u t at ;i
a I umi n i um sc i ecri. A probe was plucod in tito - ( ;it r,
Cat dit/5 It I I Q011 (Fi .(-,ij (- if ) . T; i e ex,,c r t m ei t a I , (.,; ti I t , a r i. p It t

50V/109- 4 -b-1/27,
Diffraction of Electromagnetic Waves at a Dielectric or a Semi-
conductor Sheet
iii Figure dashed' curve) to,-,ether with tfie t;ieoret ic ai
values (solid curve). It is seen that the theory i.~ in
,aoo,i agreement with the experimental data There are
5 figures and 4 references, 3 of which are Soviet atid
I English.
SUBMI'rTED: July 9. 1958
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ftals fte." ad MostrUel O.NMMIMU~ I.. A. S. Popw (VDMZR),

NADERNKO, Serrey lvancivich-. PISTOLIKORS, A.A., retnenzent-, WUPECIV, G.T.,
prof.. rotmenzant; KOCHWdR%TffjT~ ~.., kand.tektui,nnuk, otv.
red.; VORONOVA, A.I., red.; SHXFn, 0.1., talchn.red.
[Antennnsj Antenxkv. Moskva, Goe.izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam
evinzi i radio. 19S9. 550 p. (MIRA 12:11)
. ~l
1. Chlon-korresponaent All SSSR (for Pistol'icorm).
(Antennns (glectronics))

FIBTM'E=, A. A.
e C-nfurence un the Occasion of t~e
[Transac*,ons cif t~j
C, tb Amiversa" of the Xizhniy-?1ovEorod Radio Labrratiry
I Lenin (22-24 May at Gor'kly,) (Rft&i0t*kbn1k&, 13t8p 71-9, '58)
K. M. Kusikcv repcrted in short on two im,,ortant 1:sc-vi,ries
cf ~:. A. bonch-Bruyevich in the field of tht~ ~rcFaCatij, f
radio waves (1',32-1)33).-
A. A. iistallors, B. A. Ostroivoav, N. N. Izotov,,tud V. 1.
s i u ". (- abot L tl,~,- Tver' radio s-ation as well as of t:~c
-'Iovf,~orod Radic) Laboratory.
The participants in the conference visited the laboratory
establishments of the NIRF1 at Gorlkiy State University wher-
they became acqudnted with thE- observations made accorlin~- tu
U,o -ro,,~ram uf t:.e International Geophysical Year.
Aboard thf. -i,:tcr ship "Ukraina" by which the participants i.-.
the c(.rfererice sailed to Gor'kiy a readers' conference of tne
,-,eriodlcu. "Radiotekhnika" was held. It was arranged y t!~t-
Chief -Vditor M.. R. Neznikov and the First Editor H.D.M.Pl'niic;vs-
xaia. ~'- .9. Rt,,.-.n-1Kov spoke about the activity of t!.(
staff. Ya. V. 3~ rill (Moa~mw~ stressed the fact that ti.,- if-rl-
olical or,"y littlt, information or, the Irolle;-is
turnln.-, ~,,- ,-i industry. 1. 14. Koi:an (Itloskow) was of, olinior.
:L,,,:-e articles c,~ncernin, applied theory 9`.ould ,be lealt
Car- YA A. V. Bo lanov ',Leningrad) suEt~,,ested to publist a s~e?~-ai

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PISTOL'KnIS, A.A.; RAILSHAK, H.L.
Hpflnctinn anfl, ro1r;ir7tion -f waves in a re,7tanCu'ar
Wave fmlid" nn the hnun4a7 nf air un4 ferrite. Izv.vya.ucheb.zav.;
radiotnkh. S--C' '~8. (MIRA 12:1)
1. Rnknmpn~nvnnn Inatitutnm radintqkhniki I elektrnniki AN SSSR.
(Radio waves)

AUTHORt Ilistol'kors, A A orresponding Member 4 4
of Cho AS TJ:33R
TITLEs 1,1roblems of the of Ultra-Vigh Frequencies
,Problemy tekh-.iki sverchvysokikh chastot~
PERIODICALi Vestnik "adem, ~ Nauk 3.33R ?58 , N r 4 '4-",
U 3 3 R
A.BSTRACTi From October 2' -2,-, 1957 the International Congrqss on -,4.r-
cuits and Antennap of Ultra-High Frequencies took place in
Paris It was called by the French Scientific Technical
Society of Radio Engineers with the trade unions and radio
technical firms taking part in it. In June 1956 the same
organizers heid a Congress on the Electronics of Ultra-
High Frequencies 166 reports were delivered. The meetings
were simultaneously organized in 5 excellently furnished
subterranean auditories of the National Conservatory for
Arts and Trade In a small exhibition a cljstron calculated
for a maximum power of 3o XW and an average of 2o kW attrac-
ted great attention The topics of the lectures were :zani-
Card 1/3 fold, the greatest interest was attracted by reports cn the

Problems of the Technique of Ultra-High Frequencies 3o- 58-4 -1 3/44
use of ferrites and wave transmission over great distanceB
The attention of radio specialists is at present directed to
the now possibilities to generate oscillations of ultra-high
frequencies by means of ferrites as well as to amplify them
and to transform the frequency by such means. Only one re-
port by the kmerican P.R. Mogentaler was devoted to this
topic, although, as the author of this paper could learn
from discussions, such kind of work is carried out on an ex-
tremely wide basis in the States. The Soviet reports on t-eo-
retiowl works and experiments in this field impressed the
audience. The author regrets that no reports on the results
of American research in thil~field were given. The Soviet de-
legation had the possibility to speak with French specialists
as woll &a to visit the Laboratory for the Applicaticn of Ma-
gnetism in B*lIvyu - The author of this paper was impressed
by the scale and the accuracy of the works conducted there
and he mentions that the researchers there had more than 2c
furnaces for various burning conditions at their disposal.
Finally the aut or mentions the good organization of the con-
Card 2/3 gross as well as the friendly atmosphere there, wYAch was
i robezu of the Tec: f-Ique tra_~ijzt, Frequencies
very r_)c, f~,vorub,e ror e8tablishine contactB-
1. High frequency CuffsMicRticm systemB-Theory
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PISTOLIKORS, A.A.; KAJPLUN, V.A.; MAZEVA, L.V.
Diffraction of electromagnetic waves b7 a dielectric or
memiconductive @host. Radiotelch. i elektron. 4 no.6:911-919
Je '59. (MIRA 12:5)
(Radio waves--Diffraction)

PISTOLIXORS. A.A.. laureat zolntoy modali im. A.S. Pnpova
Alakmandr Stopannvie-h Popov and mn4-rn radio engineering.
glektronviaz' 13 no.1:3-7 Mr '59. (KIELA 12:4)
(Pnpnv, Aleksandr Stepannvirh, 18~9-1906)
(Radio)

S/194/61/000/007/065/079
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AUTHOR3 Pistollkors, A.A.
TITLE: Thefproblem of antenna synthesis
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektrorLika,
no. 7, 1961, 34-35, abstract 7 1209 (V sb. 100 let
so dnya rozhd. ji.S. Popova, M., AN SSSR, 1960, 84-
92)
TEXT: The methods are considered of antenna synthesis using par-
tial diagrams, eigen-functions and the Fourier integr.A. The prob-
lem is considered of the field distribution control in the antenna
aperture, by means of variation of the phase diagram of the direc-
tive gain with the amplitude diagram remaining constant. Evaluat-
ion is made of the fundamental possible future approaches to the
problem. 15 references. Z-Abstracter's note: Complete translatio2n
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"Air -evelliaL in survcy-in,: railro--.d lincs" '.;y A.V."Iorlno-, I.r.--- oLhtirs.
:-~evi,:wed by A.L. I:i-its, A.A.?iztcl Ikoru. s-,:-of . 11 :-,c.2:60
F 161.
1. C -Ie-i-,wrrcspo-idcnt All 53~-'n (for Pistollkors).
(.ailroads-3urveyinj (At,rial phLtoL-.t,- c~:,:r)
(Gorinav, A.V.)

PISTOLIKOBS. A., laureat zolotoy medali im. A.S.Popova.
Radio electronics has passed the test. Radio no.6:5 Je 16.1.
(MIPA 14:10),
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR.
(Radio)

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AUTHOR: Pistollkors, A. A. (Correoponding member AN SSSR)
ORO: none
TITLE: The resolution of a hologram
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, V. 172, no. 2. 1967t 334-337
TOPIC TAGS: holography, laser photography, hologram
resolution
ABSTRACT:
Electrodynamics methods were used to study the resolution of a hologram
from a reconstructed image. For the sake of simplicity, a two-dimensional
problem was considered (a luminuous line). The analysis of the real image
n
field was carried out by comparing it to the directivity patter of a
cophased array. In the case of a nonsymmetrical distribution of the
reproduced luminous line with respect to the hologram, resolution of the
latter falls off with the increasing deviation from the normal to the
hologram center. The hologram was assumed to be ideally plane and inftni tely
thin. The hologram resolution was found to be higher along the X-axis
LqSM-1 /2 uDc: 621- 378-9-77