SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RZESZOT, T. - RZEWUSKI, J.

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P/046/60/005/*/002/018
Neutron spectrum temperature D249/D303
ween 3460 and 383'K,were found. The computation error of the absolu-
te temperature was found to be 280K, due principally to the ina-
ccuracy of the cadmium ratio measurements, but since the sensitivi-
ty of the method.is,� 40K this cannot explain the dispersion of the
.results. Calculations made by Method 2 do not,involve the cadmium
ratiog and theestimated error is only � 1401. The authors feel
that theresult 350�140K, given by a set of.measurements for which
the resuits of both methods of calculation are very close, can be
relied upong and this is in good agreement with measurements made
.,with a crystal apectrometer and by a time of flight method..The
authors thank D. O'Connor, D.Sc., and J. Boonowski, V.Sc. for in-
formation on filter constants and help in the crystal spectrometer
measurementso J.* Topa, X.Sc. and Wo Kaczmarekj X#Scaq~for help in
the-measurements, Mrs.:E.:Weiss for -the calculations, and K. Kowal-
skag X.Sc. for valuable comments on the paper. There are 3 tables,
and 13 figures.
410SOCIATION:,Inatitute of NuclearResearch, Warsaw. Reactor Engi-
neering Department
SUBMITTED: July 1960
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ACIMS SION NR: :AP4005912 P/0046/63/008/069/0587/05,93.
AU~MOR: Rz'eszot, Tadeusz'; Varda, Eugeniu`s~
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TITLE: Investigation of 'the influence of a scattering,sample an',
neutron temperature distfib'ution in the VVR-S reactdr-core
n
SOVRCE: Nukleonika,. v o. 9) 1963, 5~7-593
~Tq;~Ic TAGS: neutron scattering, VVR-S reactor, boron glass filter
Met'4od, neutron tempe-rature,' cadmium ratio*, thermal neutron, neutron
scatterer effect,~'temDerature distributi neutron beam temperature-
ABSTRACT: The effect of neutron scattering samples (water, graphite,_~,,:,`
and lead) on neutron tempdraeure distribJVLon in theLtleactor core
has been investigated by the -%oron-glass Yfilter methibcf in a VVR-S,
"~,.,.'reactor. The specimens were 'placed in. aneltluminum tlibFe (inner-diam
t
eter, 60 mm, and length,. 6" M~ which was Prahsed through the reactor
core (see Fig. 1 of the Erlclo'sure). A cad&ium :tube, Apresenting the . .. ..
fi,r~t part of the collimatfor: was inserteVin the alli4inum tube and
thus permitted the extraceiA of the neutrdn beam fr6nf the scatterer,:.,
whIch was located in the dlu(minum tube. The extractidi beam was then~_:,..-:
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85442
A22?JA026,
'AUTHOR- Rzeszot, Tadeusz
TITLE: Measurement of Angular Distribution of Neutron-,91.ream Dispersed From
Reactor Channel
Nukleonika, 1960, Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 191,- 194
TEXT: Horizontal,angular disVibution-,of neutrons dispersed from the first
horizontal channel of "W" reactor-Was measured for,reae'tor capacities of,50 and
200 kw respectively: A proportional BF3 counter was used as neutron detector.
The counter was placed in a shield made of a paraffin and boric acid mixture.
The beam of neutrons-was directed along the axi's of,the counter. Parameters of
the amplification system were established in accordance with tests as published
in the author's paper."Kanaly pomiarowe z licznikami proporejonalnymi BF3, Opra-
cowanie Nr. 17 Zakkadu DC IBJT" (Test channels with proportional BF counters$
Work No. 17 of Department IX, Nuclear Research Institute). The f2ow-ing elec-
tronic equipment was used in the test: 1) high-voltage supply stabilized up.to'
4 kv, bui:Lt by zKT-R of Politechnika Warszawska (Warsaw Polytechnic); 2) pulse
amplifier.ZPT-00160 with, a preamplifier3 3) Soviet. converter FS 10000. The para-
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P/046/60005/004/002/007.
A22P-/AO26
Measurement~of Angular Distribution of Neutron Stream Dispersed From Reactor
Channel,
meters ofAheamplificatIon system were set ats differentiation constant 0.6/"
integration constant 0.1,us amplification'80 db., discrimination voltage 30 v. A
.proportional EF counter type NUM 3OW was used as detector, Iand operated on 2J600v.
Counter and collimator were placed on a platform hinged by a vertical bolt at tI Lill
outlet of the channel; the system made possible circumferiential motion of the
counter at a radius of 4 meters with the outlet of the chan-ael as center, within
an angle of 0 - 600. Tests.were made at every degree up to an angle of 50 and
every 5.0 within the range of 50 to 600. Results of the test are shown in Figure
3 and in a table. The test procedure was performed once at a reactor power of
.50 kw~and another time at a reactor power of 200 kw. Thus, at t-hepower of 50 kw,
11,36o, 5,848, 2,032 and 1,310 pulses per minutewere recorded at. the angles of-
10, 20, 40 and 60' respectively. The respective numbers of pulses recorded at a
~power of 200 kw were 46,042, 23,446, 8,2_P4 and 5,035. The number of pulses is
proportional to reactor power within the angles of 10 to 600. Below 100 the
distribution is no more proportional, and below 20 the counter Jammed.-. The co-n-
elusion drawn by the author is that angular distribution of dIspersion.is the.
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RZESZOT, Tadeusz; WEISS, Zbigniew
'Neutron spectrum temperature measurements by means,of baron-glass
filtera. Muklan"ika 5 no.11:689-703 160.

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AUTTIORS. Sawlewicz Joze f Rzeszotarskit VlacTaw
TITLE: Synthesis of hydroxy alkyl derivatives of benzimidazolle
thionp-2
PERIODICAL: Re f ratlvnyy zhurnal Khimiya, no. 1 -196.3, 23'/1, abstract
M163 (Runzn. chem it 1 36, no. 5,~1962, 865-872
er. summurieo in Pol. and rtus6.
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T MU In an inveutigaLion of substan ces with thyreos tatic effect, mono
and dihydroxy alkyl benzimidazole thloneG-22 (I) NR
Nit I
were' synthesized. by reacticift 0 the correi0onding N-sulbstitu,ted, o-phenylene
diamines with K3C(s)OC If Under thq effect of I (R = hydr6xv
215'.
:41kyl. R1 H) yield 3-hydroxy methyl derivatives.- Benzimidazole thione-2
in enol form (11)
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Synthesi's of hydroxy ulkyl B I it/bi 86
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2)-SR
N
(Iia) re a c to Yi th ethylene o'xide f oniting II (H it,
'
O-acetyl
R' CH CH 011) (11b). and 0- benz
oyl tlarivut.iver, of are
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obtaine d.
The solution of 7.5
alcobol is - mixed with
9 of Ila in 150 ml
2.2 g ethylene Oxide and kept i n a closed vessel for 214 his at 6000, the
solvent is distilled in vucuo; the residue As extracted with boilin g
CIIC13; the extract is evaporate d; a nd Ilb i3 obtained (11 ere and below the
following data are. given; th6 gross formula~of tho'compounds obtained,

the yield- in ,ii" and the m.D.Jn 0
C) C 1i RM, 54,J26-12 1 of
9
HID is iicetylated with ~4 tal. (Cu CO) 0 in 5 11&, Pyridine (heated for: 1 hr)
2
and 0-,ace tyl-IIb. is' obtained: C H HI 0 S 1' 502 139-90:(from C11 OH)_
2
1
3 1
3 3
4
Bonzoyl-a Lion of I g .of 11b,bY 3 .
.
inl C U 010 C I in py~ridine. (24 hra, ~20 0
6 5
yie).ds O-benzcyl-Ilb: C H. N
23 is 2 0 S,'52, I C14-106 (from CH-OH). 3 g KOH
3
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Synthesis of1hydroxy alkyl I B186
B 44
R, CII2011) C10 it 12 If2 03S (IC), ?I 1,20-122~(decomposition; from benzene).
0 4 9 of Ic, 10 I'll (Gil and 0.4 a anhydrous Gil 'COONa, are boiled for
3GO)20 3
min, poured into ice waterq~ and- di-0-ftce-tyl-Ic is obtained:
ro ben ene-petroleu
C H N 0 s, 37-i39 (f M m ether) . Benzoylation of
14 16 2 4
Ic yields di-O-benzoyl-ic: C if N 0 St 59, 157-5-156-5. From 6.6,g of
24 20 2 4
o-NfL C TI NHCH Cil C11 Off and KSC(S)OC H (boiled for 3 hre) I is obtained
6 4 2 2 2 2 5
(H CH2 CH 2 Cif 2011, 111 = 11), C10 U.) 2 2 8o 165-165.5 (from water);
O-acetyl-Id. C. 11 N 0 S , 69 80-81 (frofn CH Off);.0-benzo 1-Id:
y
14 16 2 31 3
C 11 YJ 0 S 65, .117-118 (from Off 011). 5.2 g of C. 6H 5](Cif 2CH 2 Cil 20H 2-0
24 20 2 3. 3 4-
and IKSC(S)OC 1-1 (boiled for 6,lirs) yield. I (R RI CH C11 Cq OH),
2 5 2 2 '2
aqueous CH 011) -acetyl-Ie;
C131118119- 02 3 (Ie), 40,1174-176,1(from 3
C H ff 0 S, 77 119-120 .(from Oil OEI); O-benzoyl-le- 0
17 122 2 4 3 27 R261120,,S,' 76,
.156-158 (from CH OH) I of Id. reacts with CH 0 (boiled for I hr)
2
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ACC Nih A;WWO4 (N) SOURCE CODE: PO/00"/66/040/003/0493/0494
AUTHOR: Rzeszotarski, Waclaw; Ledochowski. (Deceased)
tri>;i.
ORG: Laboratory No. 8, Organic Synthesis Institute, Polish Xc'as7r of Sciences
Gdansk (Zaklad Syntezy Organicznej PAN, Pracownia Nr. 8):
TITLE:..Research of tumor inhibiting compounds. XXXIII. Derivatives of
9-methylacridine. IV. Synthesis of Di_(2-chloroethyl)-91-acridizyl methyl-sulfonium
chloride
SOURCE: R6czniki chemii-annales societatis.chimicae polonorum,. V, 40, no. 3, 1966,
493-494
70PIC TAGS: cancer drug, chemical synthesis
ABSTRACT: Di-(2-hydro)Wethyl)91-acryldimethyl-sul-fon brmnMe--wau--abtained`by-
reacting 9-bromoethyl-acridine with thiodiglycol. .This, compound~vss transferred
into the-hydrochloride salt of,thachloride derivative.by the.acugn of HC1.
Reaction of the latter with.thionyl chloride yielded the-HOI-salt-of di-~(2-chloroethyl
9f-acryldimethyl sulfonium. chloride. The authors thank Doctor E& Kozlowski for
analysis. [Orig. art. in
carrying out the microelementary German) JPRS. 36,0021.
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No 88234
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_'Uthol: Broda, Boloslay; Rzesz-011SI;i K zimierz
List
TitIc inti-Erysipelatouss Effects of Serophul;:~via nadosa L. md of
Caffeic I*Icid
Ori:-~ Pub polon pharrmc. 1957, 15j ITo 5.1 38;)-~824-

~bs-bract treatinG ovine
In fold medicine, S., aoOosn is used in,
Orysipolds. In the i7oots cnd-subtarrancan rootstocks of this
pix-ait, tannic-c'-'ai-foic ~~cic'_
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no iuf -i' -it of
scores of, pigum --c' Od by the.causctivc., ,C- arysipel-,
as. P.Irtly cmd partly by, hiouth, the infec-

ted birds. a ted decoctio o' the S.~~
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nodos;~% T)IazLt's,fr,2shIi7ootq indcsas which uare not toxid for..
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POLUTD/Chemical Teel-Molor,,Zr Mer.Lical Products aad Their H.
Application. Sy,:,thetic and Hatural. Mediciual Subs-
tances. Galelicals ind Medicinal Forms
Abs jour Ref 711tw xhioiya~ 17 1959, 36009
lo 10,
Autihor Kotula, Zb., Herman, 11-~ lizewnis, Kr.
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Title The Solubility of Stroptoi.-iycin HyOr,)chloridc in a, Mixture
of Methyl Alcohol and Acetorc.'
OriG Pub Acta polon. pharmac., 1958, 15, iTo 4, 295-296.
J
'ibstract
There were c' e trr., i,, i e dthe i-Axture solubilities of 9p, 85,:
80, 75, 70, 65; 50 mid 40% acetone and the correspondinG
10, 15, 1", 25, 30> 35, 50 and 60~ uict]hyl alcohol. The
data, r _~scated UalYnically by tables and curves, ran y
be utilized in the establisl-ment of the mst favorable
conditions for the extraction of streptomycin hydroch-lo-
riele from mothanol solutions. I. Fodiman
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FELACA see. /3 Chest. D.1s. Far, 60
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OF LUNG TISSUE AND TRACf
761. RESECTION IEOPROANCIIIAL LYNlPlf
NODES IIN TUBERCULOUS CHILDRrN - Resekcja tkanki ptucncj i wyciqcie
wvzl6w tchawiczo-oskrzelowych z powodu gruilicy u dzieci -. 11%. Z C P e C ki
'7- 1
T. Odd. Torakochir. D.S.O. P w Rabee GRUZLICA 1959, Z1312T572317"
-Ir-ables 3 Illus. 7
The author has carried out 158 pulmonary resections in chilaren for pulmonary tb
or post-tb chanpes. 129 of these children were less than 15 yr. old and 29 were
'so there
older than 15 yr. The early postoperative mortality amounted to 0.6417e. At
were only few postopciative complications. Two children presented severe hae-
morrhage in the resection cavity after -the operation. Three other children
develluped bronchial fistulae at an early stage. Chylothorax occurred in one case;
in 4 other cases there was a flare-up of the tuberculous changes in the, contra.-
lateral lung and one child developed infaretion of the mesentery of the sinall in-
testine. Resection of the tracheobronchiaf lymph nodes w" performed in 2 child-
ren. The difficulty of this operation is emphasized. The low mortality rate and the
low,incidence of postoperative complications justify more extensive t~se of resec-
tion in children with tt: alterations. NN.Iarrn Lddi (,NV,7,9)
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2670. RKEPECKIT.
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gru- slic 1.1tork thoracoplasty in the'rea
ment of pulmonary tuberculosis (;!iUZI,ICA 16
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Eal-tv results of tilt- osteoplastic lljOrk tLoraeoplasty as we 1111ge
till] 11'.
and drawbacks of tilt! method are discussed. At the iololowski !~Llnatovi
Zakopane, 22 iijork thoricoplasties wert, performed, 17 oi tht-se being prinia
thuracoplasties and 5 post-resection till) ra coil )a s tv vs. Tilt- -,f tilt- V.11.1v
results Lndicates ffial the IIj?5rk thoractiplasty is less radical than tilt! usual une sii~cc
it does not result in concentric collipse, and lilt- fimil resulls'are Worst- that,. thast.
r ifter the usinil tho-acopiasty. 'rhv ronow-up (fron, .f to it) invilths) illowed: "'osille
of c.-wilv: 4 cases; residual cavities: 6 c;ises; suspicion of exenvation: 5 czo~vs. One
fintient died of operative shock- in one v:k:ie resvi-lioll of litillnollary tissile Was
Theoptnion tt~ held that the intiteations (tw tilt! llji*li*k lilkwactlplastY ar,:
necessary.
ametet
avities of less than 3 ent. in di. - with stuall surrutuiding lesions loca.'tzed in
c.
the apex of the l'ung. fit resection of pulmonary tissue the Ilj8rk
seems to have a theoretically justified advantage over the standard techniques.
At the Sokolowski S-inatorinin .2 technicil modifications %v---re introduced: ( I) Stiture
of the dorsal part of the 2nd rib ill tilt- transversc I)t*c)ct,.,;.,; of alt- .51h vvrlvl,l,;l. wll:ch
does not inflm~nee tile degree of collapse. (2) nktai cio,.urts if tht.,wotio(i %v itii(jt:t
drainage, which proved favourable.
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ACC NR; ;.?60228 SOURZE, CODE:. P6/
016;2~66/OCC/003
AUiHOR: Bekiosinsk-i, Master Engiineezl). Rzewski, Henryk (Master Engineer)
OFZ: none
TITLE: Effect of water in the --;,Uel on the operattion of a tu~`bine eng
SOUME: Tochnilra ILoz;nicza i astronautyczna, no 3, 1966, 6-11
TOPT TjGS: f ine engine, fuel pro erty,fuel t(s,
1 -01 fuel, fuel contamination,turb p
t
:,3STH,,,CT The article discusses the roblen of the o' ect of.water con on' in 'uels
p
on the onoration ol turbines engines, the causoo of the acci-,mulation Of -water in fueli
=d its ef~;,,CCL .G on tne individual elements of t2o-two most used food systems, -.he
1,ucas syster, a;id t1nka c.osed sysuor. wrlicri 13 LL sorowrla_~a betwoen the Lucas
and the jurkers system, Mathods of coznng with, t he -oroblem and of controlling!
and chockin.cr t`-e fUG! for water content just before loading the pl&.o tank.aro a a an t
U r~
is~ elect
w Z-1. . --'-a most affactive mothod of oliminatln- water from fuel rical
mothcd 'whic'.n., Whon uZed cn ty-pa hav4n- a wa' tor conzon- of 3' reduces whe
at , 01 cont,,01 'o t C;
wa4[,G_,* ccntont to O.Cocu,-6,,al. Tt is in~cd out 6". Lu r wa 11, conarat Must-,
Z, Carricd not onlv in t,-e lalbazatory, but J;=.rodiately bc-foro proflig*.qt
Ing.
d3 for~t1--r- Pz0fli-~"t cc.-Itro' oi' wa e:.- ccnt,:~:nt n -ucl are disc
Ussrad. Orig.
,art. ao; 9 ~.I~U_Ia3 L~.
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ACC NR: AP7000958 SOURCE: CODE: po/0047/66/017/005/05,25/053
AUTHOR: Rzewski
H.
ORG: Institute for Nuclear.Research,:Swierk (Instytut Badan Jadrowych)
TITLE: Metastable defects in germanium
!SOURCE: Postepy fizyki, v. 17, no. 5, 1966, 525-536
ITOPTC TAGS: electron bombardment,. germanium property, metastable state
ABSTRACT: The methods for creating and determining the magnitude of metastablede-
fects in germanium are reviewed.and evaluated. A model of the metastable state of.
Ithe Frenkel's couple hole-interstitial atom, proposed by G. K. Wertheim,(Phys.,Rev., 11
115, 568, 1959) and J. W. Mackay and E..E. Klont Iz (Radiation Damage in Solids,, 3)-,
27,1962 Proceedings, Venice), is discuss ed in.detail. It .is Ipointed out I that all
lother defects caused byelectronic bombardment result from. modification of the Frenkel!
idefect. The efficiency of creatin the defec Its is a.function of the irradiation.
9
1temperature and increases rapidly with the temperature. A new method of producing ~,e-
fects in N-type germanium, briefly discussed by the author earlier, is,"Lurther dis-
!cussed. It consists of the bombardment of the sample by means of a short pulse.o.C
'~'J_MeV electrons from a Van de Graaf accelerator.. Th advantage of the method is the
e
elimination of'the temperature effects which are generally harmful to the process.1
Orig. art. has: 6 formulas and 7 figures.-.
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XUTHOR. Rzewuski, Henry.1c
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TITLE: The Effect:of Reactor Past-Neutrons on Semiconductors
PERIODICAL.- Nukleonika, 1960, Vol. 5, No 7-8, pp.-461-465
TEM. The paper presented at the reactor conference of Socialist Coun-
tries, corivened-a:t Rossendorf on June 13 to 181 1960, and4rittern in English
language, gives an outline of investigations on the effects of fast-~neutron:
bombardment upon solids,and semiconductors. The investigation was carried out
by,the Zaklad I:B-.Fiuk-i Jadrowej Ln~itytutu Badah J?.drowych (IB Department of
Nucle itute-of Nuclear Research), with the use of the WWR-
ar Physies tit thejnt
S reactor in Swierk (Warsaw). Thed0endence of electric, co ductivity, resisti ve
n
vity and photoconductivity on the time of irradiation in n-type- germanium
sample has been determined and i sgiven in a graph (Figure 1). The research
will be continued. The res and 4 refe, -s- 3 Engli-sh and I So-
re 11ri renoc
vie t.
ASSOCIATION: Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Research, arsaw,
Department of Nuclear Physies
SUBMITTEM May 9, .1960
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AUTHOR: Rzewski,, H.''.(major; master Engineer); Bekiesinskis R. (Master Engineer)
ORG: None
TITIE: Accidental stopping,of turbojet engine and starting it again:in flight
SOURCE: WoJskovy przeglad lotniczy, no- 5, 1966,-19-~2t,
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mutations relations are folmd., CorrcspoiidinGly~ the
thirteen.group parameters correspond to thirteen con-
servation laws. . Six of these correspond to invaria.
ce under ordinary coordinate rotations, and the other
six, it is pr3p,3sed to connect six more with rotations
in isotipic space, while the renaining one is to be
comiected, with the conservation of the number, of ba-
ry-ans. In the preceding articles.the theory was fz)r-
mulated in four-dii-.iensional conplex spinor space; it
is found ti be more convenient tj go -aver to an eiek-t
Aitmensional real spinor space.
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AUTHOR: Rzewuski. J. POL/45-18-6-?/5
TITLE: Dif f er!a~~~~n the~Spinor Space
PERIODICAL: AcIta Physica,Polonica, 1959, Vol 18,1Nr 6, Pp 549-572 (Poland)
ABSTIRACT: The present paper is a continuation of several earlier inves-
tigatilons,in.this field. :The author endeavors to, describe
physical lavf sin an eight-dimensional spinor space rather than
in the four-wdimensional Minkowski space. -Some covariant
differential equations are investigatedin the. spinor space,
and are compared with .the corresponding Dirac- or. Klein-Gordon
equations in the:Minkoviski space. ..The.author first gives a~-
survey ofthemostimportant results obtained in earlier
papers (I -.IV). The bilinear connectionof the eight real
spinor variables Re z , Re z*, Im z and Imz' (u 112) with
a a a a
the four.vector,,variables 1,...4) is investigated in
de,tail. Far the.purpose of,solving the general differential
equations, besides thevector va,riables,.four variables y-,
1 92'
which are independent of the former are introduced for
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