SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PUZHINSKIY, S. - PUZITSKIY, K. V.

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limits of the effectiveness of antibacterial preparations; Revealed
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1. Iz laboratorii patomorfologii (zav. prof. V.I. Puzik) Instituta
tuberkuleza (dir. - chlen-korrespondent AW1 SSSR prof. N.A. Shmelov,
zam. dir. po nauchnoy chasti. - prof. A.I. Kagramanov) AMN SSSR.
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SMIRKOVA, M.I.; TROPIMOVA, K.A.; PUZIKOVA, X.A.; HIGAY, L.S., vedushchly
red.; MUKHIXA, B.A., taklin.red.
[Labor and wages; bibliographical index of literature published
in Russian in the U.S.S.R. in 19583 Trud i zarabotnaia plate;
bibliograficheakii ukazatell literatury. izdannoi v SSSR na ruszkon
iazyke v 1958 g. Moskva. Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. I gorno-
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EXCERPTA MICA See 15 1101 12/7 Chest Dis. MY 59.
1722. DIFFERENCES IN MORPHOLOGICAL REACTIONS CAUSED BY THE
MOST IMPORTANT ANTITUBEHCULOUS AGENTS - Diffdrences des rd-
actions morphologiques suscitdes par les agents antituberculeux majeurs -
Powu z i k V. 1. Lab. d'Anat. Pathol., Inst. de la Tuberc., Acad. de Mdd..
Muscou - RE V. TUBERC. (Paris) 1958, 22/5-6 (524-5341 Illus. 8
The morphological reactions caused by the antituberculous agents in the focus of
tuberculous inflammation differ considerably according to the product employed.
Whereas in the course of treatment with streptomycin, fibroblastic reactions pre-
dominate, In the course of treatment with PAS and especially with Isonlazzid, hyper-
plasia of cellular elements of the tuberculous focus, development of giant cells of
the type of foreign bodies, and a very distinct process of resorption, with develop-
ment of lymphatic and cellular networks, are noticed. In the course of antituber-
culous treatment by antibiotics and chemicals, one observes, parallel to their
effect on the tuberculous process, a series of special morphological features in
the healthy cells and tissues of the body, as well as an alteration in the metabolism.
which was studied by histochemical procedures. On the basis of morphological in-
vestigations, it is observed that antituberculous products have. in addition to their
specific effect on Myc. tuberculosis, an effect of another nature on the macro-
organism. (XV.5)

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tuberculosis with antibiotics and chemical preparations in man and
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i izmeritellnoi tekhnike; annotirovannyi spravochnik sa
1951-1961 gg. Kiev, Izd-vo Akad. nauk USSR, 1961. 71 p.
Translated from the English. (MIRA 16:4)
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AUTHORt PUZIKOV,L, RYIIDIN,,R., SMORODINSKIY,YA., PA 2976
TITLE: The Setting up.of a Scattering Matrix in a System of Two Nucleons.
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim, i Teoret. Fiziki, 195?, Vol 32, Nr 3 pp 592-600
~U.S 'S~R.)
Received: 6 / 195? ReTieweds 7 / 1957
-ABSTRACT: The present paper is~.destined to show what experimentsArenecessary
for the determination of all elements of the scattering matrix. It
is further shown which of these experiments are independent in the
sense that in the case of known experimental results the matrix can
be completely constructed. For the reasons of better illustration
the authors begin with the two most simple cases: scattering of
particles with spin zero in a central field, and of particles with
spin 1/2 on spinless nuclei. The scattering of nucleons on nucleons
is then examined. The case with any spir, and th-e scattering of
photons are examined in later reports. The present paper is confined
to the examination of the scattering matrix in-the case of an assumed
energy. Also the problem of the energy dependence of the matrix
,elements require additional investigations~
The scattering of spin-less particles: Measuring of the scattering
cross section in the case of an assumed energy is at all angles
a complete test in the sense that the complete construction of
the scattering amplitude is made possible (perhaps apart from the
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PIL 2976
The Setting up of a Scattering Matrix in a System of Two Nucleons.
fact that two signs are possible).
The scattering of a particle with spin 1/2.- In this case &.complete
test consists of measuring the cross section and of polarization.
The ambiguity in the determination of the phases due to the existence
of a certain transformation can be eliminated for small energies by
the examination.of the energy dependence of the cross section. Ambi-
guity may, by the way, be eliminated by the investigation of the
triple scattering.
The scattering of nucleons by nucleonsa The tests necessary in this
case are described in short, An unpolarized nucleon bundle is as-
sumed here, In this case the first scattering determines.the differ-
ential cross section. On the occasion of the second scattering
polarization is measured on hydrogen. Ba means of a third target
it is also,possible to measure polarization of the particle after
the second scattering. Thus, two orders of magnitude are obtained
for the particles participating in the second scattering, This de-
termination of the scattering natrix does not necessitate the measur-
ing of four-fold scattering acts or the introductionof a magnetic
Card 2/3 field, (1 table).

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AUTHCIR: Puzikov, L.D. SOV/26-58-1-13/36
TITLE: The Creation of the Superconductivity Theory (Sozdaniye tearii
sverkhprovodimosti)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1956, Nr 1, pp 83-84 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Successful research in 1956 and 1957 has cast a new light on
the phenomenon of superconductivity. In 1956, the American
scientist Cooper demonstrated that electrons in a metal can
generate bound vapors; he suggested that this fact is the
reason for superconductivity. In the middle of 1957, Cooper,
together with Bardin and Shriffer as co-authors worked out
the ouantitative theory of the phenomena of superconductivity.
The same problem was solved independently somewhat later in
the USSR by N.N. Bogolyubov, by an analogous method, in con-
nection with studies of the sunerfluidity of Bose gas with
a weak interaction. Not all questions pertaining to super-
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BILENM S. M., LAPIDUS, L. I. FUZIKOV L. D. and RYNDIN, B. 14.
"Phenomenological Analysis of Reactions of the a -f a---PbbType
Nuclear Physics, vol. 7, No. 6, p. 646-654, 1958, No Holland Publ. Co.
Abstract: Conditions for the construction from experimental data of the matrix
for reactions of.the a,* aLtvrbi-b I type are considered on basis of genral
principles of quantum nechanical. The reaction matrix M is expanded in a complete
set of irreducible tensor operators Tjm (pala ) -and the number of complex scalar
functions which determine it is computed for the case vhen invariance under apace
rotations and reflections is taken into account. Time reversal invariance of the
interaction leads to relations between polarization effects in the direct and
inverse reactions. The number of ex-Deriments required for complAe construction
of the reaction matrix in the presence of several channels can be determined on basis
of unitarity of the S matrix.
The general ra form of the azimuthal dependence of the angular distribution of
the reaction Droducts (for arbitrary spins) is derived in the appendix.
Joint Inst. of NuclearBesearch, Lab. of Theoretical Phoyies, Dubna, LEW

AUTITOR: Puzikov 56-34-4-25/16o
TITLE: The Scattering of Particles With Arbitrorjr Spin (0 rasseyanii.
chastits n proizvollnymi opinami)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperim-entaltnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 195S,
vol. 34, lir 4, PP, 947 - 952 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Por the analysis of the angular distributions and of the
~~lolari7,ations in nuclear reactions two methods exist. The one
:aethod - the method of phase analysis- was thoroughly investi-
C;'---ted alrea-dy,and also generalized for the case of arbitrary
spins * The second method - the method by.R.H.Dalitz, L. Wolfen-
stein and J. Ashkin (Reference 2)- is based on the construction
of the scatterin.U amplitude as function of the initial wave
vector, of the final wave vector , and of the spin operators.
This second method until now has been investigated for reactions
with participation of particles with thespin 0,11/2 and 1.
This wor!z now generalizes this method to the elastic scattering
of particles with arbitrary spin-The general method for the
constriuction of the scattering matrix is based on the composi-

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1
the final wave vector L The
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The Scattering of Particles "With Arbitrary Spin 56-34-4-25/6o
q
irreducible tensor-operators T-fCare used an(sp*n operators;
they are normalized by the condition SPIT Tqi,,) +~ = F
k- X qq' ~r'K
aching particle and the spin s
Ifthe spin a 1 of the appro, 2
of the target are not equal to zero.then irreducible combina-
tiona fron the products of the tensorial operators can be used.
Of the two vector units V and V -functions (written down) can
i f
be compoued, which tranoform according to the irreduc-Lble're-
presentation of the rotation group. Also the density matrix
of the spin state of the approaching particle and of the target
particle can be developed according to tensorial operators.
The development coefficients then are identical with the sta-
tistical tensors introduced by Fano and have the physical meaning
of polarization tensors. From this result terms for the scatte-
rirru, of an unpolarized beam at an unpolarized target as well as
for the polarization of the scattered beam on the same initial
conditions. In an sin-le scattering a polarized state of spe-
cial form is created. To obtain the polarized state of general
kind a double scattering is necessary. Then the author gives
Card 2/3 formulae for the followi. Iig quantities: The cross section of the

The Scattering of Particles With Arbitrary Spin 56-34-4-25/6o
scattering- of a polarized beam at an unpolarized target; the
polarization of the scattered beam by the scattering of a po-
larized beam at an unpolarized target; the cross section of the
scattering of a polarized beam at a polarized target; the
correlation of the polarizations in the scattering of an un-
polarized beam at an unpolarized target. The third paragraph
deals with the completeness ofthe polarization experiments.
Finally the author thanks Ya. A. Smorodinskiy and A..r. Bazi
for their constant interest in this work and forsome -valuable
advice . There are 8 references, 2 of.which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Akademiya nauk SSSR (AS USSR)
,SUBMITTED: October 31, 1957
1. Nuclear spins-Analysid 2. Particles--Scattering
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iiy, S. ii., Lapi~vts, L. I
Puzil:ov, L D Ryndin, 11. 11.
TITLE- On Dr-term' ~tio ofthe Uatr-x for ~~io "cactior
--.*b+,Cl (0b opredelenii matritsy real:tsii a+a'-~-~bi-bl)
PEIZIODICAL: Zhurz"al eks~?erimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki,
Vol 35, TTr 4, PP 950/ a61 (USSR)
ABSTFO.CT; Wolfe-.~ctein (vollfenshteyn) and Ashkin set up a
ge~ieraal expression for the scatterin,3 L-m-'litudez of,
L
particles with ---,)in 0 and 1/2 on particleS th ----4:-,
1/2 on the basis of the invariance conditio-s in
c7,--ce revol-(,ttions and reflections and ti-e revere_-l.
ProceedinC; from these expressions, and by usirE; the
unity Df the _S,matrix, Puzikov, Ryndin "-nd Smorodinskiy
(Ref 2, investi.-a-ted the question as to how. Tanj-,- ex-
periments are necessary in order to obtain a complete
determ-li-ation of the scattering amplitudes in these
ca2e--. The authors of the present paner investi;,-ate
Card 1/3 the generodcase of a reaction of the scheme atal -+b+bt.

On t-e Determination of the Matr4.x for the Reaction SOV/r,6-.7':-4-18/52
a+a b+b
Tile number of complex scalar functions defining the
reaction m-,trix M is determined ;Tit*,,, the :~�d of t',-;e
conditions 'of invarianep -ith respect to space rotations
and reflections. Time reversal invariance leads
to.relatiorabetween polarization effects in direct
and inverse reactions. An expression for the amplitude
of the process and another for the ratio between the
matrices of direct and inverse direction is first
given. On the basis of an example of 2 channels.the
number of experiments is determined that is necessary
for a complete determination of the reaction matrix.
In conclusion the authors thank Ya.A.Smorodinskiy for
discussing the problem dealt vrith. There are 3 refterences)
2 of which are Sovipt.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy Institut ya4ernykh issledovaniy (United
Institute for Nuclear Research)
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AUTHOR: Puzikov,.L.D., 26-58-4-18/45
TITLE: New Facts on the Properties of Neutrin0s(Novoye o svoystvakh
neytrin.o)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958,.N ir 4,P 80 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the properties of the lightest neutral particle the
neutrino - it the fact that the direction of its spin has
to airree with the direction of its movement. There was a
time when the existence of such a property was doubted.
Experiments by US scientists, however, proved that the neu-
trino's spin and velocity do takea parallel course, but
only in the opposite direction.
There is 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut (MoscoV. Physico---
Technical Institute)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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'AUTHORS: Puzikov, L. D., Smorodinskiy, Ya. A. SOV/56-36-5-54/76
TITLE:, The Polarization Tensors in Born's Approximation
(Tenzory polyarizatsii v bornovskom priblizhenii)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959,
Vol 36, Nr 5, PP 1585-1586 (USSR),
ABSTRACTa Various authors already repeatedly pointed out that the
polarization of elastically scattered nucleons, calculated
in first Born's approximation is equal to zero..In the
present "Letter to the Editor" the authors investigate
the polarization of particles with higher spin in Born's
approximation and endeavor to derive a selection rule
for the polarization states. They use the example of
elastic scattering on a reaction of the type a + a' --ib bl.
If JM and JIM' denote rank and projection of the polarization
tensors of the particles a and a', and if KN and KIN' denote
rank and projection of the polarization tensors of b and b'
respectively, two relations are derived for the coefficients,

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d 1/2 from which.the selection.rule may be obtained: JRJIMI
XiNK, if, 0
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The Folarization Tensors in Born's Approximation SOV/56-36-5-54/76
if the sum J + J1+K + KI is odd. Exactly the same rule
may be obtained by using the expressions (also given here)
for the amplitudes of elastic scat qring. There are 3
Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: January 15, 1959

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AUTHOR: Puzikov. L.D. ~Moscow)
TITLE: The Latest Research on High-Energy Particles

PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1960, Nr 3, pp 85-87 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: After a summary of the discoveries made in the
field of microphysics since 1932, the author notes
that the main trends in experimentation are
1) a general study of nucleon (especially pro-
ton) distribution in nucleons at energies of
150-?00 Mev and 2) ascertainment of the inter-
nal structure of nucleons through acceleration
to the greatest possible e gies. The first
t
program,of tests designed
measure the pola-
rization and angular distribution of previously
polarized particles was worked out under the
direction of Ta.A. Smorodinskiy at the Ob,"ye-
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D001/D006
The Latest Research on High-Energy Particles
(Joint Nuclear Research Institute at Dubna. At
the same place a group under M.G. Meshcheryakov
are conducting,.research at energies of b55 Mev.
Many laboratories are conducting research into
proton-neutron distribution. At OIYaI a use
has been experimentally established for the
distribution of protons as a target for the
neutrons located in deuterons. Data confirm
the hypothesis on the so-called charge inde-
pendence (zaryadovaya nezavisimost') of the
interaction of these particles. This hypo-
thesis has been extended to take in all the
strong interactions. Other researches conduc-
ted at IYubna deal with the interaction of nu-
cleons at ultrahigh energies and the inter-
action between mesons and nucleons. General
data from these researches more or less agree
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khintsev's group (OlYaI) derived from extra-,
polations on the structure of nucleons. At
Dubna B.M. PontegorvR conducted tests on the
reaction d+d-)% W+He , which is impossible if
.the charge independance hypothesis isaccepted.
The absence of this reaction and other data
confirm the hypothesis with a margin for error
of some 10%. A group of.Chinese physicists
under Van Gan-chan used the large synchropha-
sotron at,Dubna to photograph the disintegra-
ti8n of an unkn?wn particle into 2 mesons
(K and fr in fig 1). The mass of the particle
was 1,450 more than the electronic (mass).
Other important achievements have been: 1) 0
the discovery of the disintegration of theIT
meson e' + e' + e- +,e-) instead of
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exact measurements of polarization in electrons during
Beta-disintegration, made under the direction of
P.Ye. Spivak (Moscow); 3) the measurement of the
rotation of the spin.of a mu-meson in a magnetic
field, made by A.Ye. Ignatenko (OIYaI). The article
concludes with a brief survey of the theory of
dispersional correlations in which the author men-
tions that L.D. Landau has formulated possible
methods of resolving equations relating the
aspects of dispersional correlation theory de-
veloped by Mandelstam (Mandellshtam) to the usual
theory of perturbation. Other solutions for
resolving the difficulties of theory have been
suggested by W. Heisenberg Z_Ref 3 -7 which are
also studied in the USSR. There are 2 photo-
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U,., 110 11 S rodinskiy, Ya. A.,
JI~TTL'Z: Reconstruction of the scattering matrix near thethreshold
conditions
PE,!~IODICAL.*, Zhurn.al,eksperimentaltn6y i tooretich6skoy fiziki, V- 42,
1962, 1249-1251
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As a de,velonment of work previ ously repo rted (A. I. BazI.- Zh Z-TFV '33
923, 19517) the authors present an analysis of the scattering data for
suinless Dal-tiCleS close to the'reaction. threshold in terms of a "complete
ex~)eriment". The amplitude and cross-section of spattering near.the
resnoia can
.h ' " be represented by the first few terms in a series expansion
of tha threshold q uantities. The data required for the scattering matrix
can be derived from measurements of the dependence of the polarisation
quantities on the ene.-Sy, in respect.of elastic scattering near the
t*-reshold. For.e.g. Iscatterin,L- of a 1/2-apin-particle from a zero-spin
particle, the elastic-scattering matrix near the reaction threshold is
-ivan by
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2
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2
a-I-Plies above it. The measurements of energy dependence referred to above
not only simpli:6y the phase-shift analysis at the threshold energy, but
certain cases, such as the present, render any.such analysis unnecessary.
Tilhe paper ends with a discussion of the special case of a p-p scattering
near the threshold of the 1) + p + d reaction.
S U I T TED December 1, 1961
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AUTHORSt Baz#,,&.1.,and Puzikov, L.D. (11oscow)
TITLEt Study of the nucleus
PFRIODICAL; Priroda, no. 8) 1961, 59-62
T7X'P: A !-oneral introduction into:,basic problems and recent advances in
nuclear physics is given. IIt is,based on material presented at the All-
Union Conference on Nuclear Reactions at,Low and Mean Energies, held in
Moscow from July 21-28, 1960 and the International Conference on the Struc-
ture of Nuclei held in Canada, from August 29 - Sep .tember 3,1960.: In order
to simplify problems of nuclear research, scientists have been using 1podels
which represent,the nucleus or the mechanism1of nuclear reactions. Many
properties are explained by the shell model, according to which the nucleons
move independently along orbits in a self-consistent field. This model is
based on the assumption that each nucleon has a definite amount of energy
which is not subject to exchange within the nucleus. In many cases it'helped
to determine the spins and parities in basic and weakly excited nuclear
states, magnetic and quadrupole moments etc. At the conferences the suit-
ability of this model was confirmed by reports, of two new achievements.
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Study of the nucleus D05l/Dll3
After calculatingthe energy required for the emission of a proton from a
bombarded nucleus, it was found that the result was.consistent with that ob-
tained using a shell model. The shell model also helped to explain the huge
resonance in photonuclear reactions, which occur during bombardment of the
nucleus by gamma quanta. The use of the shell model, however, is limited to
the study of static nuclear properties, and cannot be used for the.study of'
the so-called residual interaction of nucleons in a self-consistent field or
for considering nuclear surface phenomena. Towards the nuclear surface, the
density of the nucleons and the intensity of the self-consistent field rapid-
ly decrease. This involves increased nucleon interaction and the subsequent
formation of nucleon groups,, a phenomenon which was confirmed by recent re-
search. Proper consideration of surface effects, evidently, will consider-
ably expand the field of application of the shell model. In contrast to pre-
vious assumptions that all nuclei have a spherical form, more recent-experi-
mental research has established that many nuclei have the shape of a rotating
ellipsoid. This second hypothesis has permitted many phenomena such as the
sequence of and difference between weakly excited nuclear levels to be ex-
plained. However, it was frequently shown that many experimental data were
inconsistent with this assumption also. The Soviet scientists Davydov and
Filippov, therefore, proposed a model shaped like a triaxial ellipsoid.
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Study of the nucleus
D051/D113
This model helped calculate a number of magnitudes observed under experiment.
The variety of nuclear shapes has been further increased by modern research.
For example, in 1960 it was revealed that two specific excited states, which
can be represented as two C12 nuclei, exist in the Vg24 nucleus. These nu-
clei rotate in relation to one another (dumbbell composed of two C12 nuclei),
The existence of a "dumb Ibell" state for Ng 24 was detected thanks to a new
experimental technique consisting in using accelerated beams of heavy ions
as bombarding particles. The results obtained with the so-called optical
nuclear model coincide with experimentally obtained values for the character-
istics of 1-20 Xev proton and neutron collisions with nuclei. -It is evident,
however, that this model is inadequate because it cannot explain, for in-
stance, the results of experiments in which the polarization of mean energy
nucleons scattered on various nucle-_' was measured. The present trend is to
improve the model within the approved limits. In connection with the "di-
rect" type of nuclear reaction, the conferences paid special attention to
the "method of deformed waves". This method does not only consider the in-
teraction at the moment of direct particle-nucleus contact, which leads to
the reaction, but also the nuclear interaction with incident and scattering
particles. A general trend observed at the conferences was the attempt to
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Puzikovo_?etr Dmitriyevich
Analytica 11 faculty for thinking (Analiticheakaya sposobnost' myshltniya)
Hinsk, "Nauka i tekhnika 1965. 257 p. bLblio, Errata slip
1
inserted. Z500 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: human analytic process, logic philosophy, dialectic,
psychology I tA (01 F_ M MA ~cC
'PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This book~presents the analytical faculty of
logical structures and means which man has developed in the process
of perceiving the world These faculties explain the relationship
~iogical. and show the nature of logic in unit
of the material to the
,with the ideal and the materials The following problems are treatedr
the difference between qualitative and quantitative abstractions,
showing the role of symbols in perception, as well as the substance
of symbolic thought; the ternary connection in the subordination of
philosophical categories, explaining the analytical faculty of the
subordinate forms of philosophical categories, whose methodical
application is expressed, according to the author's determinations
in objective-attributive and quantitative-qualitativ.e logical anal!
ysis; and, logical truth and the logical criteria of truth, and
other problems, This book will be of use to a varl:ty of scion-
tific specialists& and to teachers& studentag and pr pagand-tates
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TABLE OF CONTENTSs.
.Introduction 3,
Cho 1, The material and the logical 8
1. Initial position in the study of perception 8
2. The roots of logical LdealLsu -- 13
3. Forms of thought as an object of study 21
4. The ideal and the.logLcal -- 25
The objective and the subjective in perception 27
Cho 11. Logical sciences,-- 34
1. How much logic? -- 34
2. Logic or metaphysics -- 37
3. Formal logic and a class,of logical sciences 50
4. DialectLc,as logic -- 56
Cho III. Quantitative and qualitative abstractions and their material
designation.-- 61
1. Thought and communications of animals from the point of vLeii
of meaning -- 61
2. The natural language of words and other languages 66
3, What the words of language expreso-or define 69
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4. Quantitative abstractions and their meaning 73
S. Does symbolic thought exist? 81
6. Can a machine think -- 91
Ch. IV. The concept of logical activity and logical analysis 103
10, Logical analysis and synthesis in relation to material
activity --. 104
2. Contrast of the dialecticAl-materialistic and the neopool-
tivistLc concept of logical analysis -_ 110
Mathematical analysis and mathematical methods of anal-
ysis -- 113
4. Analysis and synthesis in interaction with deduction and
induction 118
Ch. V. Universality of the analytical,p roperty of thought forms 131
1. Reflex action as an expression of the analytical quality of
thought forms -- 131
2. Determining objects and concepts 137 -
3. Subordinated:forms of philosophical categories 144
14. Philosophy and the method of models -- 156
basic law of human reflection 161
5. Logical identity the
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Ch. V1. Objective-attributLve logical analysis -- 172
1. Universality of objectIvo-attributive analysis -- 172
2. The dialectical character of obj*ctLve-attributive
analysis -- 184'
3. Objective-attributive analysis In symbolic expression 190
Ch. V11. The nature of quantlt&tlve-qualitative logical analyst&
1. Universal analytical meaning of the categories of quantity
and quality -- 194
2. Of the qualities of things -- 201
3'. Quality and quantity In the system of philosophical cate-
gorLes quality and property -- 206
4. Diverse forms of qualitative changes In things -- 209
5. quantitative-qualitative analysis as an expression of the
unity of concept and symbolic Image 216
Ch. VITT. Logical truth and the logical criteria oUtruth
1. Material and logical truth 225
2. In conflict withaaradoxes 227
3 Rightness and tr h -- 239
4: The logical crItprIa of truth -- 242
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red.; ZIMA.. Ye.G., tekhn. red.

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AUTHOR: D'yachenkop No No; ruzinov #,a. X, (Rharkoy);
enco o
T IT1Y,: Investigation of.. nd f dosimbt adings on
hardness
ISOURCE: K voprosam ranney diagnostiki ostroy luchevoy. bolezni;
isbornik nauchnykh rabot. Kiev, Medgiz.,USSR,.1962s 225-230.
TOPIC TAGS: energy dependences hard radiations dosimater-s
ionizing dosimeters photoelectric dosimeter., luminescent dosimeters
rfidiometer
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ABSTRACT: In certain ranges of hard radiation, radiometers hav6- t bal
~calibrated according tox-metiers., making it necessary to Imow',the
ienorgy dependence of the more widely used. dos ime,bers.', This, study.
inirestigates the energy dependence of the following do.simeters:
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readings do not depend on hardnoss.in the 60 to 200,kV.range, It
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