SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ROMANOVSKIY, I.V. - ROMANOVSKII, P.I.

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AUT1101,11. Romanovskiy, I V.
TITLS: Reduction ofa game with complete memory to a matrix game
PE"110DICA, _T: Akademiya nauk SM. Doklady, v- 144, no. 1, 1962, 62-64
TaT: A problem,of determining optimum strategies, is reduced to a
problem of linear programming. The method is illustrated by the following
example: The@ position tree,is shown in Fig. 1, the information trees of
game.1 and of game I-L in Fig. 2 and in.Fig-3, respectively. The quasi.-
strategyn M of the game I satisfies the condition
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TITLE: Methods of.simulating continuous random var&les from quantities with a@@
uniform distribution
SOURCE: Leningrad. Universitet. Kaf edra vychislitellnoy matemattki.i.vyahislitell nyy
tsent:r. Motody vychislaniy, no. 3, 1966, 113-121
TOPIC TAGS: statistic distributiont electronic computer
The article considers questions @ot"the siniulation of continuous
ABSTRACT,
.random variables on an electronic computer or, to be mdre-precise, methods for'
-.obtaining random. variables possessing a given distribution density from inde-
pendent, uniformly distributed random variables. A description is given of.
t the principal methods now used.for the simulation of continuous random varia-
@les..*.vlz... N. V. SMI,RNOV's transform, probability models;'and the von Neumann,
method.. Several variants of the von Neumann method are described: viz. the
nerall stant coordinate meth d, and the use of
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.an arbitrary abscissa distribution. The article concludes with a description
Orig@. art. habs *5 figures@and 18 formulas.@
of methods based on.-Orobability models.
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No. 2 mix was pulyerized, to b--*g the sp. surface of the
whole to 3000. Nm- 3 -wa@ mitled to a sp. surfice of SWO
and No. 4 to'jOOW';:,_Uader conditions al@
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complete fusion- and @e ation,of: bubbles for.the 4-types
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TITL;": On t1_9 Influence Exercised by Dolomite of Granulor-,.(;t_,_ic
Composition on the Vitrification of the Alum-inum-magnesium.-
Layer (Vliyayiiye sostava dolomi ta na
ste!:Ioobra2;ovariye alyumorrajiiezialinoy,sliikhty)
i lreramika' 1950, Nr pp 1-1
A B'@`L"' A C T In t he preserit pa!!@-@r the authors describe an ex,@.Qrimenial,
invc'Sti':@-a-tion of this problem. T,,,,,o ty,,@es of layers were ucced
-layer as ';,ell as 4 dolomite
a soda and a soda-sulphate
fractions of the Ashcherins"-pye deposit of a granular -size
D, 02 zm 0
of 0-22, 0 it O-C5 and L -L (Fi 1), The rZ te f vitrifica-.
tion was deterrnined accordiric to A, P@ Zak"s mneth@,d. As mv:
be seen from- tl@e table -and the fi6p.-tres 2 ard the -ranular
si-ze of the dolomite exorcises a considerable influence on
the duration of Vjtrjfiej@-4 on in t'-Ie soda as 7,ell as in t',,-e
soda-sulphate 1--yer. In figures ai@d 6 ne tiLermogramS
of thr differe;.t layers.are givei aad t, en discussed in
detail. In figui-e 7 the curves of tLe weight losses in the
CL Card 1 /'2 heating of th-e layer are represented, It may be seen frorm

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netic field coils, 9.- copper screen, 12 - detachment coil, 13,14 - compression
oils 15 - neutral particle detector
c 16 secondary,ion,energy spectrum analyzer
1T: current receiver, 18 - rod probe, 19 palladium leak valve.
onset and development of oscillations at the-ion-cyclotron frequency. The
plasma density was found to be proportional to the injection current and amounted-
is -3, ma.- In the absence of -current
to 10, cm fast ions at a current of 5 injection
pul .s.atio ns., the plasma potential d,id notIexceed.+30-40 v and was independent of
the injection current or of the neutral-gas pressure*. Cyclotron instability with
an increment time of 20-30 gsec developed in the plasma after detachment from the
@.sourse, lasted for about 100 psec @after which it decreased exponentially,, appar- ?I
ently as a result.of self-stabilization. The lifetime of the fast ions depended.:-
only on the charge exchange with the neutron molecules. The development of cyclo-'
tron instability did not cause additional ion losses. The plasma decayed after
StiCL t
compression with a characteri ime of 500 psec. This is several times@s-nalleer,@
than the charge exchange time, ancl the reason for this behavior.is not yet clear
The experimental plasma,lifetime of.the fast ions increased approximately in pr o-.:@
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Kinistry of Righez- gdu--txon and Moscow Uat* University.
T.B. r2jLellson - *Methods of Reducing the Inargy Lost %a the
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L.I. Piva,or and V.I. Gardix.nko and
Electrodes In mixi%
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vivexopment or . high-valt&go
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@t*rial during the pro-breaUdown. at&&. in voCuumi.
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X. Razanov ot &.1. - "The Motion of Micro-particlax of
Soubi-fitacos-67Lrizig Zlectric Breakdown In Vacuue,
The thIrd section dealt with the problems or electric
spazks, corons And thmpractical applicatioms@ It was
presided over,by I.S. Stakollnikov. The following paporx
-or. read:
Y_L_Lavl.2@@ at &I. - 'Pr.b . IevestizAtion or the A...
Corona Ti Id.'.
Process.- In
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of
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x@p_ynnyu:Lly at &I. - "Time Spectra of the Radiation of
Spark Discharge in Inert Gas..", (.*a p 1284 of the
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AWFOR: Tyag=ov, G. A. SOV/89-7-2-18/24

TITILE.
Scientific Conference of the JFI (?Tauchnaja konferentsiy
a M IFI)
P2;RIODNAI: Atomnaya energiya, 1959t- vol 7: Nr 2, PP 176-177 (USSPO
ABSTRAOT; The --early scientific meeting vras held from 17 Ayril to 15 May
h rno-fizicheskiy inatitut (11oscovi
1999 in tho VoakovuM-y inz ene
Physical'Eagin More than 6oo participant fro
eering Institute I s M
100 different institutes attended the 2. plenary P-ad 18 sectional
conferences. A t tal of 148 lectures were hcld. T ng
@O lie followi:
@lectures are sDecially mentioned:.1T. K. Romanovskiy on-
the @-hermo-nuclear examinations, 11. G. Basov on the
of molecular generators and amplifiers,-
physical foundations
,
A. I. Leypunskiy on the construction.of a fast reactor, 1. Ya.:
Pomeranchuk on the theory of the peripheral collision of riesons
and iit-cleons, A., B. Migdal -on superfluidity and momentum of
i inertia of the nuclei, A. S. Kompaney e t s aa the strcag e le ctromagne tiz
gravity wave, V. I. Goll danskiy on . l.evels which are excited within
the nucleus shell and methods of comprehending them, I. L.
Rozentalland L. A. Prokhorova on the analysis of the possible
ex]@�3riments for the determination of 'the measurements of the
Card 1/3 p-mesons, V. I.@Dianov I-Klokov on the spectrim of licuid. and

Scientific Conference of the NIF-I SOV/89-7-2-18/24
ar
crystalline hydrogen under preszt@-re and
instrument for measuring,the. absorption curve-6, V.
Lyapidevckiy and-@O. V. Glamazdina on new application pos.--ibilitie@'
ofthe diffusion chamber, A. V. Shallnov on.calc'ulation method
for lip-ear electron accelerators with miLTatory vaves, P. A.
Ryazin, A. B. Minervin and A., I. Zaboyev on new theories of the
electron.capture under betatron conditious of the acceleration,z@:'.',
Ye. G. Pyatnov on optimum,wave length fo@7 a generator: S P.
Lor-.inev. and G. A. Tyagunov on magnetic focusalzW in, a linear
electron accelerator, 0. A. Vaildner. P. -;L. Dmitrovskiy, D.
Zorin, Yu. V. Mizin on the 3 mev linear accelerators of,the MIF
and V. V. Kuznetskiy, 0. A. Valldner, V. V. Kotov and V. 11.
'Chesnokov on examination of the electron,movement in the system
of theelutron with consideration of the scatteriAg fields, 0. A.
Yxayev on impulse method for measuring the heat conduction
capacity ofliquids and the theory of this rethod,- Ye. 1..
Khabcd@hpaohoV@6".Yu. Td. 1.11in and D. it. Chirov on heat -transmissiorC
to the eutectic. Ua-K whi'ch flows in a circular space, V. I.
Petrovichev on-,heat transmis,Aion to circulating raercury, IT. I T
Royzin oft spedial conditions -when vioril-i-no vrith aflat triode in.
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the :La.-oulse technique, 0. So Poturaye7- on calculation methods and
construction of, an impulse transformer for instiaments with
4-
sen-i-conductor.elem-ents, Ya. A. 'Dhe a.,,naov on a possibility
judCe the characteristics of ma-.Tzletic recording of Linpulses.
B. I. K_I@ nin on the element system for a universal digital
Computor. V. Si Malov on multiple coatrol of the parw--eters of
lysis of several
technologic processes. P. I. Popov rai au@a
systems vrith which physical energy apparatus carx.be automatically!`
started, Yu. 1. Topcheyev on a method to exwnine the quality of,@'I.q
to -hen the reactivity chanCes stepvrise or
a react, r control v.
linear-ily. G. A. Leon-"-Iyev and A. I. Yevstyukhin on examination
of the iodine method of refinino nioblium and characteristics
of the metal obtained. P. L. Gruzir, sad G, G. Ryabova on
examination of the micro-distribiit-on of carbon,. tungsten, iron,,:,@
and: other elements in zirconitun ar-d its -alloys by ,xse of auto-
radiography, 0. P. Fedorov on determinat-Jon of the sublimation
Of ZIMOnilIM ni -kel `bj usinig r:idioactlve indic-a-tors
r". I" i Fodorqv wv) -A. @4nmoni;0JAn Ofi:,dqtO-r,)IwjfiOn of the
diffusion coefticients of chronlum, dLickel. IV)h !!II(I I'M
Ilichel --teein The literature for all. theae lecturin will be
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UZU Vo -11/-6- Ophthalyrolog --June _57-
IWL TA- ISDICA Sec-.1'
9 28. ROMANOVSKII M. M. Helmholtz Inst. of Dis. of the Eye.@ Moscow. G o n io -
scopy in ophthalmolofical practice (Russian text) OFTAL.-,
Z. 1956, 3 (172_@174)
Examination of the. anterior chamber of the eye was Conducted with the help of Van
13eni
ig"@n a gonioscope. A total of 58 patients w'ith glaucoma and 20 healthy per-
sons were examined. Clostire of the angle of the anterior chamber-was found in 2
patients (in eyes with absolute glaucoma) out of,25 cases of simple glaucoma. Of
33 patients with congestive glaucoma, in 3the angle of the anterior chamber was
almost blocked and in 6 it was very narrow. Heavy deposits of pigment in the
region of Schwalbe's ring'were, observed In cases of congestive glaucoma. In the
presence of a narrow' or,obliterated angle of the anterior chamber the,.intraocular
pressure was labile., On the basis of his observations the author. comes to the
conclusion that the angle ofLthe anterior chamber plays an'essential part in the
course of some forms of primary glaucoma. The author'thinks that gonloscopy
offers new possibilities in the individual choice of the site of operation for glau-
coma, as well as in the assessment of the effectiveness of surgical Interference.
The importance of gonioscopy in pointed out In the diagnosis of new formations in
the iris and ciliary body, as well an of foreign bodies in the angle of the anterior
chamber.: Aulikova Moscow

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Master Geolog-Mineralog
Sci (diss)
"Q-uaternary deposits..,
of the island of Bol'shoy LyakhovskLy and tile northern part: o I the Yana-Indi-
a lowl;lud (stratigraphy and f ms t- fac L
Jrkz a alysis)". Moscow, 1959.
213 pp
(Min tli@,her d u c USSR, Moscow Order of Lenin and Order of Labor Red Banner
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