SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHISHMAKOV, V. - SHISHMAREV, O.A.

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SHISM4AXDV, V.; SAPATOV, P.
Superheterodyne with crystal triGdes. Radio no.12:50-52 D '55.
(MIRA 9:4)
(Radio--Receivers and reception) (Triodes)

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UTITORt Shishmaho V N
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TITLEs The Terminology in the Field of Transistor Electronics
PERIODICUs Izvestiya vysshikh uchebny1di zavedeniyj Radiotekhnika, 1959, Vol
2, Nr 3, pp 376-377 (USSII)
ABSTRACT: The author refers to the article by T.M. Agalchanyan, B.N. Kononov
and I.P. Stepanenko, titled "The Terminology in the Field of
Transistor Electronics", published in Izvestiya vysshildi ucheb-
nykh zavedeniy, Radioteldmika, 19589 Vol 1, Nr 4. He presents his
opinions in the same arrangement as in the aforementioned article,
dealing with General Problems, Junctions and Contacts, Diodes,
Triodes and Circuit Problems. The author recommends the term "po-
luprovodnikovyye pribory" (semiconductor devices) instead of
"tranzistornaya elelctronikm" (transistor electronics) since "tran-
sistors" are usually controlled triodes or tetrodes. Similar sug-
gestions were made for junctions and contacts, diodes and trindes.
Card 1/1 As far as circuits are concerned -the author recommends distin-
guishing between emitter or base inp-Put, etc.
SUBMITTED: February 12, 1958

P14ASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5521
.Kobz9-,,, V,',.',, and V.N. Shishmako-,
Kaskady radiopri7emnikov na tranzistorakh (Cascades of Transistorized Radio Receivers)
Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1960. 271 p. 17,000 copies printed.
Ed-- Ya.A-F-3,~-J:-,,~ Tech. Ed.,, G.Ye. Larlonov,
PURPOSH~ Thi-- is intended for technical personnel engaged in the development
i-f radio qQuilument. I+ may also be useful to students of radio engi-
r~eerwing -a,--, si~',-,~--.-Is of higher and se-~onda:ry education.
GO?,-EIRAGE~- Th~ boi)k presents the basic _-.riwiples of the design and calculation of
cascades lbli transistorized radio Physical processes occurring in
7 delrlf%es and the, relationships of semiconductor parameters to
tempevatur;,:~,. and frequency are briefly described. The
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n,,iv J C'A st.,,rakov., Pr ssso-c,, Doctor of Technical Sciences, and Ya.A.
Cn-ndidat~~ of Ti~~Auait~al for their advice. There are 66 refer-
ences~~ Soviet (In'-Iud.mig 13 translations), 20 English, and 1 French.
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AUThOR: Shisbmskova, T. G.; Bardamova, M. I.; Kotlyarevskiy, 1. L.
~ORG: Institute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion, Siberian Depqrtment~
~of the Academy of Scien-c-e-s-,-SSSh (Institut khimicheskoy -kinetiki I
igoreniya Sibirskogo otdeleniya Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Synthesis of vinylacetylene aromatic hydrocarbons from
unsatur8ted ketones
SOURCE: AN SSS'R. I%Zlestiya.. Serlya khirnicbeskays, no. 2, 1966,
300-362
TOPIC TAGS: aromatic ketone, aromatic hydrocarbon, alkyne,
pol-yeondensa-tion
ABSTRACT: The stabilizing effect on aromatic vinylacetylenes of
introducing a phenyl radiaca.1 in the vinyl groupand of substituting. the
m
monophenyl with a dipbenyl group were investigated. Mono- and
divinylacetylene derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons were synthesized
by reacting unsaturated aromatic ketones with PC15 and NaNH Thus
1-bi-ohenylylbutene-i-ine ~0
-3 (1) was synthesized from p-pbeny benzalaceton
and i,~-bis(21-phenylbutene-11-ine-31-Yl-l')benzene (II), from
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1,4-bis(21-phenylbutene-11-one-31-Yl-ll)benzene. Oxidative condensation
of I gave a dimer. Polycondensationlof II gave a polymer in which some
o'L the acetylenic bonds una9,-w6nf--p6r'tial hydration to a carbonyl group.
Introduction of the ph6nyl substituent in the vinyl group increased
stability considerably; 54% yield of II was obtained. Orig. art. has:
1 figure. 441
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AGi'HOR: Kotlyarevskiy, I. L.; Bardamova, 1M. I.; Shishmakova, T. G.
ORG: institute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion, Siberian Department, Acade-my
e s S S S R ( I n s t i t u t k h i m- Tc -he s F6-y- IMfe-t i'Vl-r -go r e_n__fy__a _79-ifff r-sYo-g o- -o
of Scienc t_Je~enPy_a___
Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Highly unsaturated polymers. Communication 17. Synthesis of mono- and
di-athynylvinyl derivatives of benzene and oxidative condensation thereof
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 5, 1966, 909-914
TOPIC TAGS: organic semiconductor, semiconducting polymer, polyacetylene, poly-
vinyleneacetylene
ABSTRACT: New unsaturated polymers~V (see below) with alternating double and triple'
bonds in the backbone have beep prepared by a new route. It is noted that the
polymers previously prepared by the authors,
C) A (C _~ C) ...
where m = 1 and 2, contained diacetylene and tetraacetylene bonds in the backbone.
To determine tile difference between the effect on properties of double and triple
bonds, it was of interest to prepare such polymers in which triple bonds would be
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partly or fully replaced by double bonds. Polymer V was prepared as follo-
Pal,
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(0)
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(V)
Polymer V was a brown powder. It gave a narrow, intense EPR signal which indicates
continuous conjugation/in the backbone. 'Elemental analysis and IR spectroscopy
indicated the presence of some carbonyl substituents, apparently due to Hydration
of end-group triple bonds. To determine the effect on properties of the removal
of the double bonds in V, polymer IX was prepared as follows:
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Polyr,ker IX was a white powder. It gave no EPR signal, which indicates discontinuous
conjugation in the backbone. In addition, a number of vinylacetyleneAand divinyl-
acetylene alcohol monomers were prepared. Orig. art. has:., 3 formulask (SM)
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leazryadov Po Poverkliosti Tvordogo Dlelelktrlka V Transforratornom MA-sle.
Vestnlk Ic)4c), Ilo, 7. S. 1(J-24
1. Sivetoteknnika
So: Letonis' No, 11, 1049

SHISMM~Mj D. V.
ubbu/Biectricity - bigatning rrotection Oct 50
Networks, IAw-Voltage
"Damage From Storms, and Protection of Rural
Low-Voltage Networks," K. M. Semchinov, Engr,
D. V. Shishman, Cand Tech Sci, Leningrad Affil-
iate, All-Union Inst for Electrification of Agr
nElektrichestvo" No 10Y PP 37-39
Analyzes overvoltages in
Leningrad Oblast due to
cusses protection of these
pheric overvoltages and
tain protective measures
systems in houses.
FDD
subject networks in
storms in 1948-49. Dis-
networks from atmos-
recommends testing cer-
for internal-wiring
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SHISHMAN, D.V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
"Simplified method of routine testing vilit" lightning arresters.
Blek.sta. 25 n0-9:39-43 S 154. (MMA 7:9)
(Lightning arresters)

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3799. PROTECTION OF RURAL POWER INSTALLATIONS
I/ AGAINSY ATY.MMRIC'SURGES.
Elektrichestva, 1956, Wo. 6, VtSO. 15-TC03MIT.-,
r
The specint characteristivo-of these 6yetema.-4re
capacity stall=4 - nd submtioas, freq6ent. pole-typq trams-
ly
formers, extinsive use of steel conductors, low qhort-wcircult
currents anct low rates of v altag.e recavery after clearance of
short-circuits; also extensive use of two-wirli-eirth systems.
U low phAse-earth sho -circuit rurrenfi~ in three-wire a- -
yatems
with Insulated neutraij- eimple t__ -idswitchgear I
X. Sys-
Q tems without earth wires ca wooden poles-and lack of personnel
for the maintenance of protective devices, On the other hand,
the dangers %rising are mainly those to human and ardmat life
and to houses... particularly great fire risks. The protective
equipment used consists mainly of prof6ctf*e spark gaps and
auto-valve diverters. - Rapid rokl"- ng Is recommendeed. Dia-
grams showing recommended solutions of protection problems
for various types of rural power- systems ire.kesented. Sta-
t1stIcal. d--ta indicate the necessity of In, fig aie PM
proyl, ; .
,
mainly of I.v. systems. From some of the accidents it caa be
concluded that surges of.1500,kV amplitude penetrate Into
houses, this being due to thaalmost complete absence of earth-
Ing at the lead-ins of the* service cables. B.F.Kraus-

MErifOVA, inzhener; SHISIM02 D.V., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk.
04"Oft"N
Possibility of maintenance tests on vilite arresters at below-fre-
ezing temperatures. Elek.sta. 27 no.9:60-61 s '56. (MLRL 9:11)
(Lightning protection)

SHISM,LAIT, D.V., kand.tekhn.nauk
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Some data on the electric conductivity of silicon carbide powder.
Trudy GIY.KI no.2:121-133 '57. (YI-U 11:7)
(Electric conductivity) (Silicone carbide)

8(2) SOV/112-58-3-3982
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika. 1958, Nr 3, p 73 (.USSR)
AUTHOR: Shishman, D.- V.
TITLE: Carrying Capacity of Working Resistors in Modern Valve-Type Lightning
Arresters (Propusknaya sposobnost' rabochikh soprotivleniy sovremennykh
ventil'nykh razryad-nikov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gos. issled. elektrokeram. in-ta.. 1957, Nr 2, pp 133-141
ABSTRACT: Investigations conducted by manufacturing plants and scientific-
research institutes have permitted a considerable rise in the carryhig capacity
of working resistors (vilit disks) of valve-type lightning arresters. As a rule,
the vilit-disk carrying capacity decreases with an increase in the disk
resistance. A high-temperature firing results in a higher resistance of the
disk due to the oxidation of carborundum grains. The voltage drop across
individual carborundum grains and across the contacts between them increases
while the carrying capacity decreases. The disk-resistance increase also
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Carrying Capacity of Working Resistors- in Modern Valve-Type Lightning Arresters
takes place when it -is prepared from a lower -conductivity carborundum. ~n
this case, too, the voltage drop across the individual grains and grain -to --grain
contacts increases. With the disk prepared from finer carborundurn grains,
the residual voltage across the disk also increases. The presence of a small.
number of larger carborundum grains in the disks results in the fact that the
larger grain contacting several smaller grains passes a heavy current; th.L;,
in turn, results in a damage to the larger grains and, therefore, in a lower
disk carrying capacity. The disk carrying capacity also materially depends
on the quality of its molding and the moisture content of the molding mass.
Even if the mass were placed in the mold in a uniform manner, it is, never-
theless, less compressed around the disk edge, as the mass is partly squeezed
into the gap between the insert and the mold; the maximum electric-field
concentration also occurs at the edge of the metallized area, and the d'-sk
breakdown usually occurs there. If the disk is prepared from the mass with a
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Carrying Capacity of Working Resistors.in Modern Valve-Type Lightning Arreacters.
low moisture content, the cohesion between the carborundtm grains is poor.
The disk carrying capacity can be increased by: (1) firing the disk at a
temperature; (2) manufacturing the disk from a higher -conductivitv
carborundurn; (3) segregating larger grains from the carborundum powde--.-.
(4) using a harder pressure around the disk edges; (5) molding the disk frorn
a sufficiently moistened mass. Bibliography- 4 items.
T, V. V.
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 2, p 79 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Shishman, D. V.
TITLE: Operating Experience With Vilite Arrestors
(Opyt ekspluatatsii vilitovykh razraydnikov)
PERIODICAL: Tr, mezhvuzovsk. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii po dal'nim
elektrope-redacham, 1956, Sekts 3, L. , 1957, pp 88-97
ABSTRACT: Operating --experience data with vilite arrestors is presented; the data
shows that the average annual number of arrestor operatittions recorded by an
RVR counter was 0. 25 per phase; the maximum number was 5. RVS-220 and
RVVM counters operated much less frequently. Many failures of RVR counters
due to seal breaks are noted. Statistics of arrestor failures are presented, a-nd
it is noted that all existing types of arrestors cannot stand the internal over -
voltages that occur when a no-load line is switched off, or when a resonant or
arc overvoltage appears, etc. A reliable arrestor operation during internal
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Operating Experience With Vilite Arre'stors
overvoltages could be ensured only by altering the series gap and by raising
the curr ent -carrying capacity of arrestor resistors.
Ye. V. K.
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Widat tektinichankildi nauk.
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Experience using I'vilite" arrestors. Ilek. sta. 26 no.5:76-79
My '57. (XI-RA 10. 6)
(Lightning protection)

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vras done uith current impulses of wa7e shape 18/1+0 and
V301500 microseconds (front and tail times) and Vilite
d2.scs of 100 mm diameter, 30 mm high subjected to 20-30
impulses, the voltage gradients on & dis,,-s being
kb_,~.e_-rlined at a current of 80 A. The amplitudes are
plotted against the voltage gradients in Figs 1 and 2'.
The bold lines correspond to mean currant-carrying
and the dotted lines to minimum .-apacity. Discs
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of low current-carrying capacity usually have very non-
linear properties, as ,-rill be seen from the graph in
Fi~,r 3. Here the coeffiAent of non-linearity is plotted
as function of the voltac-e --radient at a aurrent of 80 A
for discs of 'the types mentioned in Figs 1 and 2. If the
-,arborundurnq powdei- ft~om which thp disc-s are made is finer
than usual their resistance is high a-ad current- ~tarrying
capacity low. The reasons for this are discussed. If
the amplitude of the cinr7_-ent. impulses is increased the
number of iT,11pulses tliat the disc can withstand decreases:
a similar effect -is observed if the duration of the
(--aT~d 2/3 ourrent impulses _Js increased. Data are given in support
of 'these st-ateirients, and the relationships between

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The Influence on Valve Diverters With a Reduced SOV/105-59-12-14/23
Flashover Potential in Internal Excess Voltages
shows that the "permeability" of working resistors of modern
RVS-dischargers is seemingly sufficient for the following: if
the diverters are mounted on the track-side of the substation,
-the diverters can be used for limiting the-excess voltage
occurring when switching off unloaded 110-220 kv-lines. Ti7,e
excess voltages occurring with intermittent ground leaks, aith
different resonance- and other unusual phenomena, may cause
damage of the diverter, because of their long duration. As
the diverters for limiting internal excess voltages are used in
the first place for limiting excess voltages acting on the
insulation of power transformers, it is advisAble to connect
the diverters near the inlet of the transformeiFe concerned. In
this case the divcrters are less loaded by the influence of the
excess voltage caused by switching-off of unloaded lines than
are diverters connected on the side of the line. For testing the
possibility of limiting the internal excess voltage with valve
divertera of the same transmissivity as that present in valve
diverters used for protection against atmospheric excess
voltage, the following is recommended: in networks with a dead
Card 2/3 --rou-nd neutral feeder' and of 110 and 22U kv it would be

The Influence o-.q-- Valve Diverters With a Reduced SOV/105-59-12-4/23
Flashover Potential in Internal Fbccess Voltages
suitable to undertake a test operation with M-conductors.
'Phe flashover potontial of the diverter at 50 CPS frequency
should be reduced to 2.2-2-5 Uphase* Because of the difficult
conditions it would be advisable to use spark segments Yith
insulation interlayers of mica or "amofos'(amofosnyy) micanite
instead of the conventional commutator micanite. The comnutations
i,,ere made according to a method worked out at the Lenin,--adskiy
politelchnicheskiy institut im. Kalinina (Leningrad Polytec~-nic
Institute imeni Kalinin). There are 4 figures, 1 table, uld
21 references, 8 of which are Soviet.
SUBIAITTED: 'lay 18, 1959
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SHISFT-LN, D.V., k-and.tekhn.nauk
Protection of small electric power substations against
overvoltages. Elek.sta. 31 no-5:53-54 My 160.
(MIRA. 13:8)
(Electric protection) (Electric vubstations)

SHISITAN, D.11., kand. tpkhn.nauk-, I-IDADVA, N.N., inzh.
vilite 3 to kv. discharFers with a simplified design for electric
substations-. Vest. elektroprom. 31 no.10:74-76 o (,o~
( MIIRJ~ 21 5: 1 )
(Electric switchgpar)
(Electric substations--Equipment and supplies)

SHISHMANY D.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; TRUSOVA, V.N., inzh.
Rod-type supporting glectr.-Lc insulators for outdoor use with a 35
to 220 kv. power rating. Vest.elektroprom. 32 no.8:74-76 Ag 161.
(MERA 14:8)
(Electric insulators and insulation) (Electric lines--Overhead)

SHISHMAN, D.V., kand.tekim.nauk~ ~EKHGVA, N.N., inzh.; ROZET, V.Ye., inzh.
Valve discharger for the production of electric machinery. Vest.
elektroprom. 33 no.2:75-77 F 162. (141-U 15.2)
(Electric machinery) (Electric protection)

-SHISHM&N.-D.V-., kand.tekhn.nauk3 GUREVICH, A.A., inzh.
Experience in using "vilite" arresters. Elek.sta. 33 no.12s46-51
D 162. (MMA 16s12)
(Electric protection) (Electric power distribution)

SHISHMAN, D.V., kand. tekhn. nauk-, MLKHOVA, N.N., inzh.; GUREVICH, A.A.,
inzh.; IKHTEYMAN, F.M., inzh.; Prinimali uchastiye: ROZET, V.Ye.,
inzh.; YAPLUN, G.S.; KAZIMPE) A.P.
Light-weight RVO-35 valve-type discharger. Mekh. i elek. sots.
sellkhoz. 21 no.3:60-62 163. 04IRA 16:8)
1. Leningrad3kiy filial Gosudarstvennogo isaledovateliskogo
elektrokeramicheskogo instituta (for Shisbman,Mekhova, Gurevich).
2. liauchno-issiedovateltskiy institut mekhanizatsii i elektrifikatsii
sellskogo khozyaystva Severo-Zapada (for Ikhteyman).
(Electric protection)

SHIS-W. AN, D. V.
Valve dischargers vith magnetic quenching. Standartizatsiia 27
no.2:1,3-A4 F '63. (MIRA 16-24)
(Electric insulators and insulation-Safety
appliances)

.Khn. nriuk
~.rs for t'n overvoltage vro7ac,ion of nonground~'6
a e d ic- a r -
neu. 10 kv. trans-fo T.S. e ~~ta.
,ral lines of 110-2,
(MIR"
3F-41,) je 164. !1 Ic

1~ a I-If i txL " I I- I -
( '-~ (I: ~- -r, E, d ) : ~ ~ ~Q~I.A P I, D.V kand
LT -
fj~j K i R irtzll. e n I rl rnd
I!,Ye., -nzh.
with dectroma6retic Tiarrow-sl-~~t arc querchers for
valli(! di~!chargers. El.o4- ~.chestvc no.12,58-60 D 164,
(. 1,11-1 RA 1 S - L2

SHISffiMAN, S. S. (Senior 1~ngineer)
"Methods of Modeling Random Disturbances in Gyro Systems"
report presented a," the Scientific-technical Conference on Modern Gyroscope
Technology Anistry of Higher and Secondary Special Education RSFSR, held
at the Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics, 20-24 November 1962
(Izv. vysshikh uchebnykh zavekeniy. Priborostroyenlye, v. 6, no. 2, 1963)

ACCESSION NRt AR4034722 S/0124/6-4/000/00-3/AOll/A012
SOURCEi Ref. zh. Makhan., Abs. 3A81
AUTHORt Shislunan, S. S.
TITLEt Modeling Gyroscopic systems inoluding the calculation of friction
CITED SOURCEs Tr. Leningr. in-t aviato. priborostr., vy*p. 40, 1963, 119-127
TOPIC TAGSs Gyroscopic system, modoling, friction, Cardan suspension I
TWISLATIONt Methods of modeling gyroscopic systems are shown with computation of
friction as a stationary random process.* A simple system of a generator of random
disturbances is noted, and an engineering method for calculating transmission
functions is given. A generalized system of modeling makes it possible to model all'
possible variants of the movement of a gyroscope in a Cardan suspension.
DATE ACQi 02Apr64 SUB CODE: AE, PH ENCL: 00
Card

BULG_*~FM'_ / Chemical TcchnoloTj. Chemical Products & Their
cations. SyntIB tic Polymers. Pl_~~stics.
.'.bs Jour : R Zh Khim,., No 12, 1959, No 44149
"uthor : Shistux2mov, Ch.; Materev, K.
Inst :'73-E -givell ...
Title Plastics and Their Use for 14,:.chincry.
Orig Pub Tezliha promishlenost, 1958, 7, :!o ),, 17-25
'bstract Clazsification of present-day plastics, their basic proper-
ties, and the use of plastics for i-_~.chinery. - L. Pesin.
Card: 1/1
H -L6

SHL~,*L-I;-.IIIOV) Ch.
------ -
I~ew Hungarian rtietal-cu--ting machines. p. L~.
TEZHKA (Ministerstvo na tezlikata promishlenost)" Sofiia, Bulgaria.
Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1959.
Monthly LisU of &-ist European Accessions EE-AI) LC, Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 1960.
UNCL

761-r "'. ' ' -7, J .
DRACHEV, Iv., SHISBWOV, D.
Clinical possibilities of diagnosis of q favor. Swrrom. mad.,
Sofia 5 no.2:117-120 1954.
1. 1z terapevtichnoto otdelenie pri Garnizoniia gospital. Plovdiv.
(Q, FSVER. diagnosis,)

SHISHMANOV, D.; GRIGOROV, D.V.
Densography and densometry in electrophoresis on filter paper. Suvrem.
med., Sofia 9 no.2:69-71 Feb 58.
1. Iz Vutreshnoto otdelenie na Voennata bolnitsa; Plovdiv (Zavezhdashch:
Iv. Drachev).
(MEGTROPHOBIZ IS
filter paper, densography & densometry (Bul))

KHAVEZOV, K.; SHISN Ox
Sulfoherioglobin intoxication in simultaneous therapy with analgin and
magnesium sulfhte. Suvrem, med., Sofia 8 no.10:103-106 1957.
1. Iz Klinikata po fakulteteka terapiia pri VMI--Sofiia (7-avezhdashch:
prof. D-r. M. Rashev.
(DIABETES MLITUS, complications,
polyneuritis, analgin with magnesium sulfate ther. causing
sulfohemoglobinemia (Bul))
(POMMITIS, etiol. t9e nathogen,
diabetes mellitus , analgin with magnesium sulfate ther. causing
sulfohemoglobi.nemia (Bul))
(BLOOD DISEASES, etiol. & pathogen.
sulfohemoglobinemia, caused by analgia with magnesium sulfate
ther. of diabetic polyneuritis (Bul))
(AMINOPYRINS, rel. apds,
analgin with niag,nesium sulfate ther. of diabetic polyneuritis
causing sulfohemoglobinemia (Bul))
(14AGUESIUM SULPATE, ini. eff.
sulfohemoglobinemia in ther. of diabetic polyneuritis, with
analgin (Bal))

VIADIMIROV, Vl.;SHISHMANOV, N.
Achinococcosis of the liver with thrombosis of the inferior vena cava.
Suvrem. med., :)ofia 9 no.3:107-110 1958.
1. 1z Klinikata -oo fak-ultetska terapiia pri VMI--Sofiia (Zav. katedrata:
nrof. M. Rashev)
DIS;AS-714S,
(LITKIR
case reports
echinococcosis, with thrombosis of inferior vena cava (Bul))
(ECHINOCOCCMIS, case reports
liver, with thrombosis of inferior vena cava (Bul))
(MIAE, CAV.A3. dis.
thrombosis of inferior in echinococcosis of liver (Bul))
(THROMBOSIS, cormlications,
vena cava, with liver echinococcosis (Bul))

_: ^ ~-' ~1-1- -
SHISHMANOV, P.
Bleminating imrulse disturbances in smateur short-wave receivers. p.16.
( W 10 Vol. 4. no. 4. 1955, Sofiya)
SO: Monthly List of Zast baropeen Accessions, (VAL). LX, Vol. 4m No. 11,
Nov. 1955, Uncl.

ShISiP,~Al-.OV, P. ; R---Di~V, IS .
Construction of electric transformers with coils of conic bobDins. D. 38.
(I-Iinisterstvo na tezhkata promishlenost) Soffia, 3 ulgaria
Vol. 8, I~o- 9, Sept. 1959.
Monthly List of :,ast European Accessions (,!EAL) LG, Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 10~6-
U`4CL

BULGARIA Cho..--Acal Techn-0109Y. Chemical Products H
and Thoir Application. Leath-zx. Fur. Gel-
atin, Tannine; 1viatetials. industrial Pro-
tains.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Khj-yaiya, No 9, 1959, 33660.
Author : Shis=, ano_v,_ P.
Inst :Not Eiven.
Title :Tho State of th~-, Technique of Loat-her Improg-
nation.
Orig Pub: Loka promishlenost, 1958, 7, No 5, 9-11.
kbstract: There is set forth a r~;view of the contemporary
state of the technique of leather impregnation
for th-e increase of its hydrophobic properties
and its resistance to laundering, at the safaie
tirric retaining good air and stoc-m, penetrability.
The i-a-orognation by coaplex Cr salts and fatty
Card 1/2

IONKOV, I. ; TSOLOV, R. ; STANCHEV, A. ; DOSKOV, 1. ; SHI�~~MVA,. 1U.
BALCEMV, A.; PENEVA, M. ; SUKIASIAN, Kh NIKO St.;
ATANASOV, E.; TODORDV, B.; STEFANDVA, A.
Clinical, pathopbysiologic, and therapeutic aspects of tuberculous
axudative pleurisly. Nauch. tr. Med. akad. Chervenkov, Sofia 1 no.l:
117-137 1953.
1. Predstavena ot prof. Iv.Ionkov, zavezhdashch Katedrata po
propedevtika na vutreshnita bolesti.
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMONARY, complications,
pleurisy, exudative)

IONKCV, Iv.~, STANCHEV, A-!.~- DOSKCV, Iv.._�1jiI4a1AN IUl-; ATANASOV, E.;
RQDL1-
MATEV, M., PANVA, M.; NIEGLOV~ 8i.. PETRUNOV, St.; NIHOLOV, N.
-'e develo-iment of Bulgarian internal medicine from 9 September
In L.
1944. Suvrem med., Sofia no.6g106-114 160.
(HISTORY OF MEDICINE)

STANCHEV., Al.; SHISM4ANOVA, ItT.-
On combined tharapy of diabetes mellitus with insulin and sex hormones.
Nauch. tr. vissh. med. inst. Sofia 40 no.1:191-209 161.
1. Predstavena ot prof. Iv. Ionkov, rukovod. na Katedrata po propedev-
tika na vutreshnite bolesti.
(SEK HORMONES ther) (INSULIN ther)

IONKOV, Iv.; NIKOLAEV, A.; BOZADZHIEVA, E.; SHISHMNOVA, IV.
A case of gargoylism. Nauch. tr. vissh. med. inst. Sofia 40 no.3:
227-240 161.
1. Predstavena ot prof..Iv. Ionkov, rakovoditel na Katedrata po pro-
pedevtika na vutreshnite bolesti, i ot prof. A. Nikolaev, rukovoditel na
Katedrata po rentgenologiia.
(LIPOGHOIMRODYSTROPHY case reports)

SHISFMANQVA,_LU._- -
Studies on the duration of the electrical systole in patients
with chronic cardiac de. nsation. Suvr. med.-12 no.12:
39-" 161.
1. 1z Katedrata po propedertika na vutreshnite bolesti pri
VMI [Vissh meditsinski institut] - Sofiia, (Rukovod. na
katedrata Prof. Iv. Ionkov).
(HE.ART FAILURE GONGESTIVE)
(ELECTROCARDIOGWHY)

SHISIMNOVA, IU.; PENEV, P.
A rare case of gouty polyarthritis. Suvr. med. 13 no.7:33-34
162.
(GOUT) (PYELONEPHRITIS) (CINCHOPHEN)

IONKOV, Iv.; TSOLOV, R.; DOSKOV, L; SHISHKANOVAq IU1.; ANDREEV, I-,-
NIKQtOV1 St.; SUKIASIAN, Kh.; MATEV, M.; ATANASOV, E~;
T-ODOROV, B.; STEFANOVA, A.; FETRUNOV, St.; TSVETKOV, D.;
ORESHKOV, V.; SIMEONOV, S.; PATARINSKI, D.; AVRAMOVA, N.;
MALCHEV, Kh.
Biochemical changes in patients with influenza during the
1959 epidemic. Nauch. tr. vissh,, med. inst, Sofia 41 no.7:
9-14 '62.
1. Predstavena ot prof, I. Ionkov,,
'j (INFLUENZA) (GAMMA GLOBULIN) (IRON METABOLISM)
(BILIRUBIN) (BICARBONATES) (BLOOD CHOLESTEROL)
(UREA'j (BLOOD SUGAR) (PROTEIN METABOLISM)
(POTASSIUM) (BLOOD PROTEINS) (SODIUM)
(l7-KBTC6TER0IDS) (SODIUM CHLORIDE)

,_ 1H ATE I RIVIJI-1i A N
"The First Radio-Telegraph Competitions of Short-Wave Operators in the Armenian
SSR," Soviet journal "Radio," Issue No. 4, 1952.

sHIsmWffkN, zh
Erivan - Zaporozh'ye. Radio no.9:19 S '56. (MLRA 9:11)
1. Predsedatell korotkovolnovoy i ulstravolnovoy sektaii Tere-
vanskogo radiok-luba.
(Erivan--Radio, Shortwave)

KOZLOV, F.; SHISHMANYAN, Zh.; GAGARNIKOVA, T.; KOVAL', V.
Ultra-shortwave operators on the air. Radio no.11:17 N '56.
(HLRL 9:12)
1. Predsedatell korotkovolnovoy i ulltrakorotkovolnovoy sektaiy
radiocluba, Yerevan, Armeniya (for Shishmanyan).
(Radio, Shortwave)

SHISH-,WIY-AIT, Zh. (UG6AW), sudlya respublilmnskoy kategorii (Yerevan)
justified reauests. Radio no.12:17 D 158. (MIRL 11:12)
. (Radio, Shortwave--Competitions)

SHISHMAREV, A.I.
The book shoald be improved. Priborostroenie no-10:30 0, 163.
(MIRA 16LU)
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AUTHORS: Illin,V,A.93hishmak J,A. SOV/20-126-6-6/67
- _e_v
TITLE: On the Connebtion Between the Classical and the Generalized
Solution of the Dirichlet Problem and of the Problem of
Eigen Values
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademiinauk SSSR,1959,Vol 126,Nr 6,
PP 1176 1179 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is proved that the classical and the generalized solutions
of the Dirichlet problem
Lu = - f in G u1 r- 0
where F is the boundary of G: are almost everywhere identical
in G I if certain conditions are satisfied guaranteeing the
existence of the classical solution.
A similar result for the eigen value problem
Lv +~ v = 0 in G V1, 0
is obtained.
Five theorems and lemmata are given.
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Eigen-Values
There are 8 references, 4 of which are Soviet, 2 German,
I American, and 1 Prench.
ASSOCIATION: TLAoskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Y.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: T.Tarch 17, 1959, by S.L. Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED: February 24, 1959
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AUTHORSs Illin, V.A., and ShiBbmarev, I-A&
TITLE: On the Connection Between the Generalized and Classical Solutions
of the-Dirichlet Problem ,
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya matematicheskaya, 1960,
Vol 241 110. 4, PP. 521 - 530
TEXT: In the arbitrary N-dimensional domain g with the boundary F the
authors consider the Dirichlet -problem
(1) Lu = - f in g , ul, - 0
where L is an elliptic selfadjoined differential operator
(2) Lu [aij(x) ' U c(x)u
2- x. x
i'j-1
', 0 . A function u(x) which is continuous in (g + two times
where e(x) >
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and Classical Solutions of the Dirichlet C111YC222
Problem
continuously differentiable in g, and which satisfies (1) is called a
classical solution of the problem (1). A function v = u for which
N ) v )v 2 _
(4) (V) 2- aij -~ xi + ev 2 fvI dx
i9j=1
0
becomes a minimum, where v i~~ D (g) is called a generalized solution of (1).
0
D (g) is the closure in the norm of the space W(l) (g) of the set of all
2
functions continuously differentiable in g , which vanish in a certain
boundary strip of g .
Under assumptions which guarantee the existence of the classical.solution
(i.e. for an arbitrary normal domain) it is proved that the classical and
the general solution of problem (1) are identical (almost everywhere in g).
The authors mention S.G. Mikhlin; they thank A.N. Tikhonov, B.M. Budak and lj,,I,
Vishik. There are 8 references, 3 Soviet, 2 German, 2 American and 1 French.
PRESERTED: by S.L. Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 9, 1959
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AUTHORS: Illin, V.A. and Shishmarev, I.A.
TITLE:
8h M6
S/038/60/024/005/004/004
C111/C222
On the Equivalence of Systems of Generalized and Classical Eigen-
functionsA
W
1960,
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya matematicheskaya,
Vol. 24, No- 5, PP. 757 - 774
TEXT: In the N --dimensional domain g with the boundary r- the author con-
siders the eigenvalue problem
Lu + Au - 0 (in g)
0 UI x C_ r- = 0
where
?X e(x)
(2) Lu (a,j(x)
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and Glassical Eigenfunctions CIII/C222
is a linear-selfadjoint operator of elliptic type-and c(X) >
0.
Under,these conditions theorem 1 asserts: Let g be a normal.domain (i.e.
let the Dirichlet problem for the Laplace equatioh for every continuous
boundary function be solvable in g, cf. (Ref. 4)) and let it lie together
with F in an open domain C. Let the coefficients of L belong to the
classes
(5) aij(x) G C L~U) c(X) C C .(0,/'-) 0) -
Then the-re exists a complete orthogonally normed system of the classical
eigenfunction of M.
As a generalized eigenfunction of (1) the author denotes 4 function u(x)
not equivalent to zero which belongs to the class B(g) tD(g) is the
closure with respect to the norm of the W(l)(g) of the set of functions
2
continuously differentiable in g which vanish in a certain boundary strip
of.the--domain g) and which satisfies the identity
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and Classical Eigenfunctions C111/C222
( [ N du D 'k
(4) ij I-x ox u U4,1 dx = 0
J-1 I j
0
for each fu-netion k~(x) (=-. D(g)
Theorem.~2--If,-the--affuumptionu"-af theorem 1 are satiefied-I therf.the ortho-
gonial-ly-normed-systems of the generalized and the classical eigenfunctions
of the problem (1) as well as the corresponding systems of the eigenvalues
are idwirtical.
If g is not only n-ormal but bounded by a surface F of the Lyapunov type,
then it is sufficient whan the a ig (x) and c(x) satisfy the conditions in
(g + r ) formalated-in theorem 1 nd 2.
The proof of the theorems bases on the investigation of the Green's
function of the problem Lu = - f , u I xc= r ~O~ The existence of the Green's
function K(Xty) follows from (Ref. 6). Then the author proves that in gi
K(x,y) - K(I-,x) , K(x,y) 0, Y,(x,y) is continuous everywhere in g + r
with the exception of x = Then the existence and continuity of the first
and second derivatives of K as well as of the regular Dart of K are proved
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On the Equivalence of Systems of Generalized
and CIaeoical Rigenfunctiona
and these derivatives are estimated (lemmas I
2 are-proved--with the aid of the Green's function
The author mentions S.G. Mikhlin. There are 9
and'3'American.
PRESENTED: by S.L. Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 9, 1959
S/038/60/024/005/004/004
Cill/C222
- 4). Then--the theorems 1 and
and its properties.
references; 6 Soviet, 1 German
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AUTHORS: Ill-in, V.A., Shishmarev, I.A.
TITLE.- Uniform Estimations in the Closed Domain of the Eigenfunctions
of an Elliptic Operator and of Their Derivatives
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya matematicheskaya, 1060,
Vol. 24, No. 6, PP. 883 - 896
TEXTs Let the linear self-adjoint differential operator
N D D U
(1) Lu - 7- - a (X) C(X)U
iyj=1 ~) xi I ij ~x j I
be given in the open N-dimensional domain C; assume that it is elliptic,,~,~
i.e. let N N
(2) a ij(x) aji (x) and Z_. aij ~i j (c-(- - const > 0)
i'j 1
for all x (x )C C for arbitrary real ...... &- Let
1, X2,'"9xN N
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Uniform Estimations in the Closed Domain of the Eigenfunctions of an
Elliptic Operator and of Their Derivatives
(3) aij (X) 6 C (I' /"L C(X)6 C jj'_ > 0 , C(X) '-'- 0
be in C. Assume that g is an arbitrary open normal domain which lies in C
together with its boundary F (g is normal, if in g the Dirichlet problem
for the Laplace equation is solvable for every continuous boundary function)t.'~-
The authors consider the eigenvalue problem
Lu + u - 0 (in g)
(4) U I r- 0
in g. As it is well-known (4) possesses complete orthogonally normed systems
of classical and generalized eigenfunctions, where these systems are
identical according to (Ref. 3). All the eigenfunctions correspond to
positive eigenvalues.
At first the authors prove the following formula for the eigenfunctions
of problem (4)
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Uniform Estimations in the Closed Domain of the Eigenfunctions of an
Elliptic Operator and of Their Derivatives
2 2 N Du Du 2
(16) u (Y) H(x, Y) 2 A u (X) 2 Z aj n n u (x.) dx
n n n i,j~i ~x 7x + c n
+ u2(x)LH dx
n
where y is an arbitrary fixed interior point of g
2-N
N 2
(12) H(X,Y) A r-Y )(X _y
(N- 2 Y-) -FAZ( =y) 1 r8(y)(x r a a
A(y) -dot Ila. rs (y) 11 Ara (y) the ratio of the algebraic complement of
the element a rs (y) to the datortnintint A(y) 2(Y
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2J
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S /oz 8/610/02.41 /Oo 6/0C /00
Uniform Estimations in the Closed Domain of the Zigenfunctions of an
Elliptic Operator and of Their DerIvatives
Then the authors show , The estimation I
-.:~N
(7) n(X) 4
lu ,I is C2 4T,
holds uniformly in an arbitrary closed domain (g +
A closed domain is said to belong to the class A(~, if the equation
of the boundary surface in local coordinates belongs to the class C(k,~-)
(i.e. if its k-th derivatives satisfy the H61der condition with the ex-
orient ~-). Theorem 2 1 If the domain (g + F) belongs to Ak,.,") and if the
5
aij(x) 9 C(x) belong to the class C(k-2,1," ~(k >,,2) in the closed domain
-d xk (k, r)
(g + F), then the eigerifunctions of (4) belong to C in the closed
domain (g + F) -
Theorem 3 a For all u(x)c C(kj/,) in (g + F) there hold uniformly the
estimations
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Elliptic Operator and of Their Derivatives
1 k+A- 1
(37) u 0 u 7+-7- U + u R_ !~z I,,
k,,~t 0 0
( 1+14, k-1
(38) u u k+/&-u k+/-+ u R_ 1 4k
k 9/4/0 0
where R is the diameter of g, u I the sum of the maxima of the absolute
values of all 1-th derivatives of u(x) in (g + F), u I,/,- the sum of the
H61der coefficients of these derivatives for the exponentA-, where u 0
and u are the maxima of the absolute value and the H61der coefficient
0 R /L't-
of the function u(x) in (g +
Theorem 2 is deduced from theorem 1 (theorem of Schauder and Caccioppol
Theorem 3 and a further theorem 4 contain well-known apriori-estimationB
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Elliptic Operator and of Their Derivatives
of Schauder and Caccioppoli (theorem I and the estimations of theorem 3
and 4 are contained in (Ref. 4)).
From the estimations of the theorems 1-4 the authors obtain the following
results :
1. For the derivatives of the eigenfunctions of (4) it holds uniformly in
(g + F) . N + k
(9) u(k) (X) C A /2
n 4 n
2* for the H61der coefficient u k,IA- of the k-th derivative of the eigen-
function it holds %
(10) u C A NA + k/2 +/4/2
k, 5
C4 9 C5 depend on k,,kl- is the H6lder exponent.
Kh.L. Smolitskiy, D.Y. Eydus and L.N. Slobodetskiy are mentioned.
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Uniform Estimations in the Closed Domain of the Eigenfunctions of an
Elliptic Operator and of Their Derivatives
There are 10 references : 7 Soviet, 2 American and 1 French.
[&bstracter's note s (Ref- 3) is a paper of the authors in Izvestiya
Akademii nauk SSSR, Seriya matematicheskaya, 1960, 24, 757-774 ; (Ref.4)
is the book of Miranda : Partial Differential EquatIons of Elliptic
Typel
PRESENTED: by S.L. Sobolev, Academician
SUBMITTED2 April 9, 1959
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TITLE: A Priori Estimation of Solutions to Dirichlet Problem for an
Elliptical Operato With Discontinuous Coefficients
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960,Vol 131,Nr 2, pp 269-272 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let g be an N-dimensional open domain with the boundary
manifold r 2. Let the (N-I)-dimensional geometrically closed
surface r 1 lie in g and divide g into the subdomains g, and 92-
The author considers the Dirichlet problem r )u
(1 ) L 1u = 0 in gj; L 2u = 0 in 92; Lu1jr, 0, L -5v I I= k,
r
u1r, = 0- .4
Here
~, IN 2U N U (1)(X)U,
(2) L a(l)(x) Zx 1z - + + c
ij X. -x
i 0 3.
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c(1) -0 in g lul I mu~-v-rj-o-u1x--->rj+o ; [gull
~u ') u r " av r. -
+ where is the derivative
DVJ 2
I x 0 X + 0
with respect to the conormal which equals a cos(n(')x
i j=1 x
k is a function defined on rl; L, * L 2- The' coefficients of
the operators L satisfy the Hblder condition; the surfaces r1,
r2 belong to the class of Lyapunov.
It is shown that every solution of (1) which in g+ r2 belongs
to the class C(o), in g1+ r, and g2+ 1- 1+ r2 belongs to the
class C(l), and in g, and g2 belongs to the class C (2), satisfies.
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(4) max lu(x)) (", qi (x)
them,
4" Q_'(x) irj dofinpd and (,,owl.inuous on F.
5), ar-2 cefine.-I on C; )4 C(01,i&_).
Theorem 1, if the first -and third cnnditicn A is satisfied then it exists
only one clas:i-al 3olotion .)E (1).
Theorem 2; If all conditions A axe sa.';,.3fied then there exists a unique
aolution of (1), where it lelor.:rs to The cla~-,s in each of the
regions (e,+C) and (E,+C).,
if 0 then the clas:-,ical 2:plution i~~, simultaneously the
,venera.1-ized solution in the san-,e of Dlef.4,5)-
The Green's funotion K(-,,v) of 01) is aymr-rietrical, continuous in (x,y)
everywhere in (g+(-) (inclusively CI) for x 1 y, and in (g+P) it satisfies
the e st, im ation -3
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Some Prohlems for the Lu div ~pt,-)Frad ij-qIx)u Operator 'With
Discontinuous Coefficients
X, V) I t~ cl+r,21 r, for U - 2
(2) K(x,y),'l < c-r 2-N xy f or 1T > 2
-C"r
Then the authors consider
L u ~ AU - 0 in
ii"i-I+ U = 0 in
- '-a
U
0, 0, 0,
where L 1 and L 2 are the same as in (Ref.1).
Definition 2,,. The classical eigenfunction of (3) is a function)u(x)-*o
which 1) satisfies the condition 1) of the definition 1, and 2 for a
cerL.ain k satisfies 0) in the classical sense.
Theorem 3. If the first three conditions of A are satisfied then there
exists a complete system of classical eigenfunctions of (3) orthogonally
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Discontinuous Coefficients
normed in the L2(g)l where besides each of these eigenfunctions belongs to
the class C("/"'-)in each of the regions (g,+C), (92+C).
Theorem 4: The complete system of classical eigenfunotions of (3) is
identical with the complete system of generalized eigenfunctions of (3).
Theorem 5: Under the assumptions of theorem 4 there exists a constant c0
so that uniformly in (g+P) it holds
(5) U (X) I,< a AIN14
I n 0 n
(here un(x) is an arbitrary eigenfunction of (3) corresponding to the
eigenvalue &n).
The authors mention D.M.Eydus and O.A.Oleynikj they thank A.N.Tikhonov
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for advices. There are 8 references: 6 Soviet, I German and 1 American.
[Abstracter-s note: (Ref.1) concerns Miranda, Partial Differential
Equations of Elliptic Type. (Ref-4) concerns Courant and Hilbert, Methods
of Mathematical Physics, 2, Chapter 7.1
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni H.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V.Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: June 20, 1960, by I.G.Petrovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: June 18, 1960
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AUTHORS: Illin, V. A., Shishmarev, I. A.
TITLE: Method of potentials of the Dirichlet--Neumann problem in the
case of equations with discontinuous coefficients
PERIODICAL: Sibirskiy matematicheskiy zhurnal, v. 2, no. 1, 1901, 46-58
TEXT: The authors' study is based on an N-dimensional open domain g with a
boundary manifold F. The domain g divides an (N-1)-dimensional surface C
which is homeomorphic to the sphere, into two subdomains g 1 and 92 . The
authors deal with the following Dirichlet problem:
Lku div [Pk(x) grad ul qk(x) U
N 'Pk au
P,(,) a2u + - q (X) u (in
2 ax k k(x) 9k)
ax. I ~-Xi
I
Ulf- =T'EU11C F auT
05-ni I C
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and that the functions pi(x), q,(x), fi(x), Y~ X belong to certain clas-
ses of functions which are more general than the classes of functions
corresponding to the classical Dirichlet problem., 0. A. Oleynik has proved
existence theorems for a similar but more special Dirichlet problem. The
authors of the present paper prove the existence and uniqueness of a
classical solution of the Dirichlet problem formulated above. Their
existence is proved by the method of potentials; explicit solutions are not
given. Following this, they discuss the Neumann problem:
LIU fl(x) in g1, L 2u = f2(x) in gV
(p Ou - hu where h is a function given on F.
2 IF [u]l c IF a"11c= X
_~_n2 ~_nj
Also for this boundary problem, the authors prove the existence and uni-,
queness of a classical solution. Finally, they solve the Dirichlet prob-
lem in a general way and study its rel4tion to the classical solution. An
appendix gives the explicit form of some theorems that were implicitly
used or derived in the paper. The authors thank A. N. Tikhonov for dis-
cussions of the results obtained. There are 6 Soviet-bloc references.
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Eigenfunction problem for the operator
having discantirruous coefficients. Sib.
536 Jl 1* 161.
(Eigen~unations)
LI~adiv[p(x)grad u]-g(x)u
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AUTHOR: Shishmarev, I.A.
TITLE: Uniform evaluations of the derivatives of solutions to
Dirichlet's problem and to the problem of eigenfunctions
for the Lu = div (p(x) grad u) + q(x)u operator with
discontinuous coefficients
PERIODICALs Akademii nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 137, no. 1, 1961, 45-47
TEXT: Let g be an N-dimensional region with the boundary F-2 and
be an (N-1)-dimensional closed surface in g which subdivides g into the
regions g1 and g2*
In the region (& + F 2) the author considers the Dirichlet problem
L1u = f1 in g 1
L2U = f 2 in g 2 (1)
-~ v ul f-2
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Here
L1u = div(pl(x) grad u) + ql(x)- u (2)-
is an elliptic operator given in g 1(1 = 1,2,) ; p 1> 0 , q 1 :!~-O in g
;I -a u -~u U
[uj U u + here
r 2
X-~ rf-0 X-~ F1+o
is the derivative in the direction of the conormal, which is equal to
D (n outer normal for g1).
Pi -;~n1 1 -
Definition : The classical solution of (1) is a function u(x) which
satisfies the following conditions : 1) U(X)GC(O) in (, 1 + r-1) and
92 + F, + F2) , 2) u(x)G C(l) in (g, + 1-1) and (92 + Fj) ,
3) u(X)E C(2) in g, and 92 4) u(x) satisfies (1) in the classical sense.
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Theorem 1 : Let F1 and r 2 belong to the class A (n,/-) let p1 E: C(n,,,L-)
q, r-- C (n- 2, ~') ,(n-2q,) I- G C (n, e C (n- 2,
f1E C in g1 + 1 1) ; P2 q2
f G C (n- 2, ~t )in C(n-l,~L) on
2 (92 + F 1 + F 2) ; LP C
-,( C
C(n,~,) on (n >2). Then there exists a unique solution u(x) of
C n,I~A )
(1) U(x) belongs to the class in each of the regions (g, + Fj)
and (g2 + F 1+ F2) where the estimation
(n, 0 (0) (0) (0)
u + + +
n n
+ +
1-0 1=2
(0) n (i-1 n
7 + +
+
i=o (3)
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is valid. The constant in 0 depends on the coefficients of the operators
L1 and L2 and on the form of the regions g 1 and g2 *
The classes A(n,~,) and C(n,/U-) are defined by K. Miranda (Ref. 1 ee
Uravneniya a chastnymi proizvodn i e M pticheskogo tipa [Partial elliptic
differential equationsl IL, 1957; z denotes the sum of the maxima
I
of the absolute values of all derivatives of k-th order (k:En) of
,(X)C C(n,~,) , and z(k,~-) denotes the sum of the Hblder coefficients of
these derivatives (for the exponent /,-) -
The author considers the problem of eigenfunctions
L1u + Xu = 0 in g,
L2u + u = 0 in 92 (9)
Ful 0 Dul 0 , u 1-, 0
2
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Theorem 2 s Let F 1 and F2 r= A(n,~,) I pi C C (n , lt~t)Iq 1 E Cn-2, t) in
(g + F) ; p C--C(n,/-) , q ec(n-2,~-) in + F ) . Then the
1 2 2 (92 + ri 2
eigenfunctions of (g) belong to the class (n,,~L) in each of the regions
(g1 + 1) and (g2 + + F 2) , where in (g + F 2) the estimations
N + k N k
(k) 4 2 (k, + 2
u1 u 1 1/1 (10)
(1 - number of the eigenfunction. hold for them.
The author mentions A.N. Tikhonov. He thanks V.A. n 'in. There are 4 Soviet-
bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M.V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: October 14, 1960, by I.G. Petrovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED- October 13, 1960
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ILIDI., V.A.; SHISIUtairV, I.A.
Smoothness properties of the generalized potentials of an ellip-
tic operator. Dokl. AT." SSSR 141 no.3:547-550 It 161. 14:11)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova.
Predstavleno, akademikom I.G. Petrovskim.
(Operators (Mathematics)) (Potential, Theory of)

IL'IV, Vladimir Aleksandrovich; POZRYAK, Eduard Genrikhovich;
TIKHOIIOV, A.N., red.. SVESHNJ.JWV,,A..Gi.1-red,-;~,YSH-ISHMAREV,
Fundamentals of mathematical analysis] Osnovy matemati-
cheskogo analiza. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 571 p. (Kurs
vysshei matematiki i matematicheskoi fiziki, no.1)
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ZHABIN, A.I., --nzh.; RYBJ'iLIG[IENFO, P.S., irzh.; SHISFU.:AREV L T
.L - ? -., inzh.;
KNOBLOKH, V.P., -inzh,
Determining tolerances for machining bushing holes eliminating
their scraping after press fitting. Vest. mashi-nostr. 45 no-5:
41-45 14Y '65. (MIRA 18:6)

AUTHORS: YaEn, Yu. I., Shishmarqv,,:Q~,A. SOV/32-24--10-28/70
TITLE: InvesluiJation, of the Plastic Deformation With Simultaneous
Expansion and Torsicn of Thin-Walled Tubular Metal Samples
(Issledovaniye plastichesko-o deformirovaniya pri odnovremenncin
rastya-zhen-i i kruchenii tonkostennykh trubchatykh obraztsov
metalia)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol 24; Nr 10, pp 1243-12415- (USS,.R)
ABSTRACT: In studying ~,he plasticl deforma,;.Jon the samples mentioned in the
title are often used (Refs 1-7). The results of these invest-i-
gations do, however, no' agree in many respe-.ts. In the present
paper a perfe Ct4 ~on of this method and apparatus for carrying
out the investigations mentioned in the title are described~; The
force of expansion ze-rid the ang-alar momentum are produced by
putting on certain weights. A diagram. of the apparatus as well
as a description-.,!~~*are given. The apparatus,described was used
for in-,restigating the deforr-riation anisotropy of thin-walled
nickel tubes (diameter 5 mm, wall thickness 0,2 mr-). The samples
were subjected to a plastic expansion or torsi-on on the same
apparatus prior to the investigation. Two different type-:; of
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Torsion of Thin-".Ilalled Tubular Y'etal Samples
points of the elastic state were determined with one and the
sa,me sample, -,,;herens in 'he second case a number of samples
-.-;ere tested with which the same initial deformation was obtained.
MC.3t 4
The _Lmoortant results and data of this work were published
in the Doklady AS USSR 1958, Vol 110, Nr '~ A number of diaErams
corresponding to different stages of the initial plastic d-,~-
formation of expanded samples are given. There are 2 figurc's
and 11 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Lenin.-radskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. 11. 1. Ka-linina
(Leningrad Pclytechn4ical Institut-~ imeni IT. I. Kalinin)
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