SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SZAMOSI, J. - SZANISZLO, A.

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SZAMOSI, Jossef, dr.; BARIMAI, Pal, dr.; STUBER, Adrienne, dr.
Essential fructosuria. Gyemekgyogyaszat 15 no-5:151-155
Myt64.
Heim Pal korhaw. Fovarosi Tanacs Kozponti Oyemekegeszsegu-
gyi Modszertani, Tudomanyos Kutato es Tarabbkepzo Inteme-
tenek (Igazgato*. Sarkany, Jeno, dr.) kozlomenye.

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IUS, Ilona., dr.; VARGA, Tibor, dr.
TOZ!30f dr. ; KURAI
Diagnostic 31gnificancu of intravenoun pyelography in urinary
tract infections in children. Orv. hetil. 105 no.37:1734-1738
13 S 164,
I.. Fovaros! Tanw2s, Ko-.ponti, Gyormekegeszo ~'~Vi Modszertani,
Tudomanyos Kutato e3 Tovabbl-.epzo intezet, Gvermekosztaly Rtg.
Osztaly.

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HUNGARY
SZAMOS . do KOVACS, Ilona, Dr, KISTURAY, Terez, Dr; Heim Pal Hospital
elm Fal Korhaz , and Capital City Council, Central Child Hygiene, Methodo-
logical Institute of Scientific Research and Advanced Study, Department of
Fediatrics and Toxicology (Fovarosi Tanacs Kozponti Gyemekegeszsegugy-i,
Modszertani Tudomanyos Kutato es Tovabbkepzo Intezet) (chief physician:
SUMOSI, JW,50f, Dr), Budapest.
"Reiter's Syndrome Involving a 9 Year Old Child."
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 108, No 11, 12 Mar 67, pages 508-510.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summar-j] The case of a 9 year old boy is
described who was a hospitalized patient of the authors for 4 months because
of polyarthritis, keratoconjunctivitis and urethritis and was under their regu-
lar observation for 17 more months-after his discharge. The disease was also
accompanied by stomatitis, enteritis and various nervous systemic symptoms.
On the basis of the symptom complex and the course, the disease is con-
sidered to be Reiterls syndrome. Based on literature data and on the case
observed, the etiology of the syndrome and its therapeutic possibilities
are discussed. ) Eastern European, 24 Western references.
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SZAMOSVOLGYI, Attila, dr., okleveles gapesmernok
With or without applying inventions? Ujit lap 17 no-4:6-7 25
F 165.

sZAMOSVOLGYI, 0. (Budapest XI.9 Muegyetem rakpart 3.)
Determination of tooth point interference of internally geared
cogwheel transmission. Periodica polytechn eng 3 no.3:255-271 159.
(EW 9:7)
1. Lehrstuhl fur Maschinenelemente der Techniseben Universitat,
Budapest.
(Gearing)

SZAIAOSVOL,GYI., Otto
Determination of tootb.-point interferences occuring with internaUy
,98-105 Kr 160.
toothed gear drives. ~&p 12 no.3--
1. Budapeati Musaaki Egyetem Gepelemek Tanazek*

VAPGA, Laszlo (Budapest, XI., Muegyetem rakpart 3) ; 3"' dr.
(Boidape.,it, Xj_., Milegyetem rakpart 3'1
G'alculrtt,~.ng the life span of tapered roller bearIngs in the front
wheals of motor vehicles. Perlodica polytechn eng 8 no.3003-323
164.
1. Lehrstubl fur Maschinenele-munto, Technische Universitat, Budapest.
Submi-tted February 6, 1964.

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AUTHOR: Szots, Geza--Setsh, G. (Associate professor).- SzamosvojjZj,,.a__t1P-_
Samoshveldili-O.'(Doctor; Associate professor)
ORG: Department for Machine Elements,, Technical Universityp Budapea (Huszaki
Egyetem, Gepelemek Tanszek)
TITIE: Measurement of force -with a force-measuring cell in strong magnetic and
electrical fields
SOURCE: Mares as automatika, v. 13, no. 6, 1965, 177-180
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum metallurgy, strong magnetic field, electric field
ABSTRACT: A Idad-call with oscilloscopic display was developed f r the
measurimeht of forces between the various snode compAnents dZ the
e load-'
.servicing and replacement of electrodes in aluminuj*
cell was designed for operation in strong magnetic and electtic&l fields
and it performs its task well. The construction, operation, and per-
Jormance of the assembly containing the cell, and of the call itself,
was described...The device was developed for use at the Alusinum'Ketallur-,
gical Plant (Aluminiumkoho) in jt~ota_. -Orig. art. has: 8 figures. LJPRS:
SUB CODE: 11, 20 SUBM DATE: 28Dec64

POIAND
1-.rilcuCKI, J., KRZE2.11INSKI., Z. and SZ:aAZWKA-MEMUZ". of the Bacterio-
logy Research Office, 5chool'ofl-erclne (Zaklad Bak',.erio3.j)gii Pl-1),, lodz.
Doc* Dre A# Ganczarski, Head*
"The Effect of Induced Resistance to Antibiotics on Endogenous Respiration
of Staphylococcus aureus"
Warsaw, Miedygyna Doswiadczalna. i Mdkrobioj2ak,, Vol 23, No 3, 1966, PP
209-217.
Abstract (Authors' English su=ary modiXied): Endogenous respiration was
studied in S. aureus strain 31-r, both sensitive and erith induced resistance
to penicillin, chloramphenicol, oxjtetracycline, erythromycin and terramycin.
It was foundto be lower in the penicillin- and neomycin-resistant strains
and higher in the reinaining resistant variants than in sensitive strain,
Endogenous respiration level in all variants was higher Ln the presence of
glutamic and aspartic acids and proline.
Contains 6 Figures, 1 Table and 13 references (5 ?olish and 8 Western).
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PIETRASZEWICZ, W.,- SZA140TULSKI, J.W.
Linearization of angular deflections -of ring balances by the design
of the inclination vessel. Pomiary 8 no.4:181-18/+ Ap 162
1. Glowny Urzad Miar

SZAMUMYP L. (Budapest XI., Stoozek utca 2-4)
Keynest teaching as manifestation of crisis in bourgeois political
economr. Periodics. polyteelm electr 5 no.2*-171-194 '61.
1. Kafedra politiohookoy ekonomii budapeshtskogo politekbnicheskogo
instituta. Predotavleno zav. kafedroy doteentom d-rom I. Devichem
(I. Device].

:~L-I (Budapest XI., Stoczak
.jaM~p Le [!!!E~e -ate& 24)
Study of the general thiory of employment of J. M,, Koynes. Piriodica
Polytechn electr 5 no.3:21+1-267 161.
1. Kafedra Politioheokoy Ekonomii Rudapeshtskago Pol#ekhnicheskogo
Instituta. Predstavleno zav. Kafedroy dotmentom I, Devichem (Davies].

BEKE, Denes; SZANA'M, Csaba; B. BAHCZAI. )4arietta
Data on the chemistry of heterocyclic, pseudobasic amino-
carbinols. Pt. 14. Magy kem folyoir 65 no. 10:403-406
0 '59.
1. Budapesti Muszaki Egyetem Szerves-Kemiai Tanszeke.
2. "Magyar Kemiai Folyoirat" szerkeszto bizottsagi tagja.

er, ;L-!a.,-,tA because ven -w, t requires Lower kring-,
temp dian p'Irctlain- S. c-uncludr, L"t only smile,; -1 -
. 49q2. - ~
at &st, bic-Auiz.thq~
arc allowed a Wmifty d 0,5% aad
is not riquired to beeipedfied forftN It R

cer , 9, AW- (]Wg.). The Anabsis of Mom Iquaft Mm" @I dw
ceardimatem of ftU~ relais of Of" TIST"Ift in The c"MVI"
conespuen.
'Analiza iredrdeb bIWw vw6buldnych punktow polivoownh
w ciqgach otwartych w uJ#du krzkowisnowym". PM914d Geodft.
ny. No 1-2. 1950, Pp. 10-15. 5 figs.
A rryiew of the Problem Of Ming the co-ordinates and me"
square errors of co-ordinates of poInt of an oyvn poligonal tre
not bound with the &I'Muthild POHIL IMIS (Wing-MeMod is appU*d
in mining me"urinse. This problem, *oil known in the Uteratwe of
Lhc gubj#ct, is expressed by the author almost entirely by Cracow"
itymbols vIUch helps to Mak* ON traneformaWse simple and clear.

S", wER, ~.
Geodetic problems in the development of televisi,--.n installations. p. 332.
PRELEGLAD GKDELY14Y. (Stowarz,,,rszenie Naukowe-Techniczne Geodetaw Polskich)
Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 15, no. 8/9, Aug./Sept. 1959.
Monthly List of Fast European Accession (EF,-I) IC, Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

of ill,-, uc'ur` L,:: ilal d 0_11' I a r, I I I S i
Vol. 3, no.
List o `as~ _;uro -_-n Iun:-rz!,:s, Jw-:~ Uric!.

SUNCER, 3tafan, dr inz.
Remarks on work in factory information centers fo-survaying
purposes in the light of experiences collected in f4pld nractice
ii~ che Katowice District. Przegl goed 37 no.3:107-du-j Yar 165.

C ".. ~ r- -1
- -~A, , -,,'13 - .
A review of t.;;-,e equipment rroduced in Poland for the mech2nization of the processing
of moldLinL- se-nds. p.135.
Vol. 7, No. 5, 1S;57. 1,1'arszawa, Poland)
SC: "'onthl,., List of East European 111ccessions (EAIL )L C. Vol. 6, no. 10, October 19517. Uncl.

SZANDANrl.. A.
... ...-
Technique and organisation of mass pneumoconiosis examinations. Acts.
Chir. Acad. Sci. Himg. 2 no.4:4-t2-478 161.
(PNEUMOCONIOSIS radiography)

TIMAR, Miklos, dr.; SZANDANYI,_Sandor dr.; KAIUATI, Judit; Mandi, Andras,
dr.
Pne,-unoconiosis of enamelers. f4unkalredelern 10 no.4A:27-33 164.
1. National Institute oC Labor Hygiene, Budapest.

KAIIACSONY, '1~; DEBRECYE141Y M.G..- SZADIDERt E.
Data on the role of the liver in the pathomechanism of psoriasis.
Acta nied. acad. sci. flung. 21 no.3:241-245 165.
1. Dermatologische Klinik (Direktor: Prof. Dr. I. Szodoray) der
Medizinischen Universitat, Debrecen. Submitted March 14, 1963.

KkTRACKAP W.; SZANDOROWSKI . M.
Wick method of testing resistance_of paint coatings to aqueous
erosion. Polimery twors wielk 7 no.10:37&-380 0 162.
1. Insty-tut Farb i Lakierow, Gliwice.

JURA, Adolf, dr.,; SZAIIDTIM, Gyorgy, dr.,; ZETIOT, Gyozo, dr.
Surgical therapy of Sturge-Weber disease. Orv. hatil. 96 no.12:
3-' 9-333 20 gar 55
1. A Szegedi Orvostudomanvi Figyetem 2. Sebeszeti Klinikajan&
(igazgato: lang Imro dr. egVet. tanar) les a Gyulai Kegyei
Korhaz Elme-ideg (foorvoo., Juba Adolf dr.) es Radiologiai Oaztalyanak
(foorvos Zeteny Gyozo dr.) kozlemenye.
(ANGIONATOSIS,
Sturge-Weber dis.. surg.)

TAKATS, Iaszlo; S,7ANDTMM, Gyorgy; PALKO, Gyorgy
If,.:"--.-'- .
Trophopathia pediB myelodysplastica. Magy. radiol. 9 no.2:94-99
JUIY 57.
1. Kozlemeny a Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Igyetem I. so II. oz. Sebeezeti
Klinihajarol.
(FOOT, abnorm.
trophopathia pedis myelodysplastica, case reports (H,=))

SZANXM, Gyorgy, Dr.
Unusual industrial head injur7 (Scalping). Mag7. sebeszet 10 n0-5-6:
339-342 Oct-Dee 57-
1. A szegedi Orvostudomanvi Egyetem 11. sz.Sebeszeti Klinikajanak
kozlemenye Igazgato: Iang; Imre dr. egyetemi tanar az orvostudomanyok
kandidatusa*
(HEAD, wds. & inj.
scalping due to indust. accid., replacement of detached
scalp (min))

SZANDTNER, Gyorgy; DERGOVICH., Dezsol dr.
Spontaneous rupture of a goiter with danger of suffocation. Magy.
sebesz. 15 no.6:407-1+10 D 162.
1. Varpalotai Varosi Tanacs Korhaz Sebeszoti Oaztalya.
(GOITER) (ASPHYXIA)

DENES, Laszlo, dr.; SZATIDANYI, Istvan, dr.
Ilie role of the palm-chip. and th=b-chir. -.eflex in the diagnosis
of cerebral concussion. 0--v. heti-1. 106 no.26:1208-1210 27 Je'61#0
1. Bac6-Kiskun megyel Tanacs Korhaza, Ideggyogyanzati Os7,taly
(foor-voo: Denes, Iaszl.o, dr.) es Baleseti Sebeszeti 03ztaly
(foorvos: Jobbagy, Andor, dr.).

KULESZA, Jan; BARANOWSKA, Irena; SZANIAWSKA,__P#pqta
Attempts to intensify the resin exudation by means of fertilizing
and the application-of,resin diluting chemicals. Sylvan 106
no.3:55-62 162.

JASIOROWSKI, H.; PIOTROWSKI, J.; SZANIAWSKI, A.; WIERNY, A.; ZURKOWSKI, M.
Variations of blood serum urea level in cows as affected bY
different feeding conditions. In English. Bal Ae Pol biol 8
no.9:479-482 160. (EW 10:7)
1. Institute of Experimental Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of
Sciences. Presented by L. Kaufman.
(BLOOD) (COWS)

02437 0301 $21141
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"Drgarja k nat,4--ZnoA4a ma&Zl4V.- orait~ IglIc".IRozprixwy ratya for-
we 11). Warsz.
~Wa, 1033, PWN, IV, 34 pp, 4 figs., 15 tabs.
Calculation oi~ the Influence function for a transvera* load -an4
i partial derivatives q( an elastically fixed anillever the flexural r.111dity
Of which vasks Ivigifularly. The load at a certain height Is assumed to
comprise 1) a V~jjjqj load Q, 2) a hork4ontal land by tho tome of -
imartla P. and 3) a cnIct!n1rated moment of Inertia N. These aimuMpilaw
inake, At posulble to flpd 114,u putint deflection Y,,, N. %). All Me pattlal.
dellections are sumalca 4ri IpF 11!a real Innd, cumprising tho c*ncentza~
Wd lnpds Q1, the radii of Incr ht
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the c-,kntilewr; q (s) and o is) dvj)pjo )Ili: wvlep~ nf unit longth PnA the
raidius retpoOlvely, lrt~nsformallom innIca It pnqSIbfa t4 dhialn
the desired Integral equation of Ilia reitilting 0-.flection. Approximate
eamptitation, of the ln(luimce of ~shearing farm,; and moments of
inertin -- ft valum of ThOdity. the vidil of ivierifil anti thq Weight$
of the obtli.~,k eiected In Wrochw.

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D-ucsynnIkowcgo (La Thforle de Is
Propulalon Hydraulique A Rdaction i Deus
Fluldes).
lifek. JIrrk. Slas(ftramej
1031. P. 499. fit PuM%h;"nbejtjXcjj fit
Frcsich. Theorcticul study of
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functions, Three types of, additional assumptions are
considered: barotropic changes, disregzu-ding the influence
of inertia of liquid surrounding a'gas bubble and bar-

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TITLE. Certain Relations Between the Partial Derivatives on Both
Sides of a Shock Wave,
PERIODICAL: Aplikace Matematiky, 1960, Vol. 5, No. 5, pp. 341-351
TEXT: The author proceeds from the assumption of a shockwave passing
through a gas which is in onedimensional, unsteady motion (Fig. 1). If,
x Y(t) holds for the propagation of the shook wave, functions u(x,t),
P(X..t), q (x't) (u - velocity, p - pressure, and q density of the gas,
1hich are functions of position x and of time t) exhibit a jump on the
curve x = f(t). In the present paper the relations between the limits of
these functions and their partial derivatives on both sides of the curve
x =y (t) are given. The moment to is considered at which the position of
the shock wave is determined by the coordinate x0. By means of the
Hugoniot - Rankine condition (Equation 2.3) and the equation of motion
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Derivatives: on B6th Sides of a Shock Wave B020/BO67
(Equation 2.4), and by expanding the functions concerned into anexponential
series a relation can be found for the relation between the values of
partial derivatives on both sides of the shock wave (Equation 3.6). An
ideal gas is considered in which the enthalpy h is a linear function of
temperature, where the constant C in the enthalpy equation, however,
depends on thechemical energy of the moleculeb (Fig. 2). The propagation
of the shock rave (or detonation wave) is regarded as a special case with
supersonic velocity in a gas at rest. In this case the partial derivations
beside the shock wave can be determined from the given relations and the 1~
linear approximations of the desired functions can then be directly
determined beside the shock wave, so also the second approximations for
the particle trajectories and characteristics, (Fig. 3). Thus, for a
given moment the linear approximation of the motion on the one side of
the wave can be found if the linear approximation on the other side of the
wave, the velocity, and the acceleration of wave propagation are known.
The propagation of a shock wave in nitrogen under given conditLons is
calculated as an example. Due to the changed propagation velocity of the
shock wave, the flow behind it becomes inhomogeneous, with the density
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gradient increasing to a considerable degree. This result qualitatively
agrees with the theory by L. I. Sedov (Ref. 2). Ya. B. Zelldovich,
Yu. P. Rayzer (Ref., 3) and Yu. P. Lun1kin (Ref, 4) have already calculated
the influence exerted by dissociation on the values of the parameters
behind the shock wave. The results of the author indicate that dissociation
may increase the damping effect of the wave on the inhomogeneity of the
flow behind the wave. There are 3 figures and 4 Soviet references,
SUBMITTED: November 6, 1959
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AUTHOR: Szaniawskig Andrzej (Warsaw)
TITLEs Certain problems o~_Ihe dynamics of a perfect gas
containing molecules which can decompose
PERIODICAL: Archiwum mechaniki stosowanejg v. 12, no. 4, 19609
483 - 495
TEXT2 The thermodynamic properties of perfect gas mixtures in
which one or more molecular species can decompose are studied by
making the approximation that a given decomposition reaction can
occur only on a definite curve p = (T) in the p, T planeg rather
than over a wide region of the plane. With this approximation,
the p, T plane for a given system can be divided into mutually ex-
clusive regions: for example, if ionization is neglected, the p,
T plane for air, regarded as a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen on-
ly, can be divided into region I containing 0 2 and N 2, region II
containing 0 and N 2 and region III containing 0 and N. General ex-
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pressions are given for specific energyq enthalpy and entropy in
different regions of the pq T plane and for the relations between
the constants occurring, Expressions for the speed of sound and the
equations of the adiabat and Hugoniot are obtained; these have dis-
continuities as the decomposition curves are traversed. A detailed
discussion is given numerically for air; the resulting Hugoniot
curves for different initial densities are given in Fig. 5. The cal-
culations are made very much easier by this approximation, and the
trends of numerical values agree reasonably well with those of other
authors, errors are greatest in the regions furthest from the de-
composition curveg where the real gas approximates closest to this
model. There are 5 figures and 8 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and 4
non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-language publications
read as follows: Thermodynamics and Physics of Matterp Editor F.D.
Rossini, Princeton 1955- E.A. Guggenheimq Thermodynamiceg Amster-
dam 1957; R.A. Alpherp H.D. Creyber, Calculation of shock Hugoni-
ots and Related Quantities for Nitrogen and Oxygen, PhyB. of Fluids,
2, 1, 1958; M. Lighthill, J. of the Fluid Mechanics, 1, 2, 1957.
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5ZA, NUAWSKI, --Andrzej.
Sound velocity and Hugoniot's adiabatic curve in heavy i,::,Brt gases
partly ionized. Archiw mech 14 no.3A:565-591 162.
1. Division des Mechanique des Fluides) Inatitut des Problemes
Fondamentals Techniques, Academie Polonaise des Sciences, Varsovie.

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SZANIAWSKI, Andr"Ij . . . .
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Aquations of transonic flow of a heat conducting fluid. Archiv
mech 14 no.6:905419 162.
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1. Department of Mechanics of Fluids, Institute of Basic Technical
Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.

ACCESSION NR: Ap4ol965o P/003.3/63/015/0()6/0903/0914
AUTHOR: Szaniavoki.. Andrzej (Warsaw)
TITLE: Transonic approximation to the equations of flow
SOURCE: Archiwum mechaniki stosowanej, v. 15., no. 6, 1963o 903-914
TOPIC TAGS: gas dynamics, transonic flow, velocity of soundp flow parameter,
homogeneous flow, equation of flow, fluid flow, Taylor series, ideal gas, pertur-
bation
ABSTRACT: If stationary transonic flows are considered a result of superposition
of a field of small perturbations on a homogeneous flow with the velocity of
sound, local values of flow parameters should differ only very slightly from the
reference values of the unperturbed homogeneous flow. Thus the solution of
transonic equations of flow can be expanded into power series ofithe small para-
meter tau describing the amplitude of perturbation. Equations representing# In
first approximation, the perturbation of any flow parameter have been derived
previously. The purpose of the present work is to present a method of deriving
differential equations for further approximations,, that is, describing 'the
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coefficients of the power series. method is explained on the example of an
ideal gas with constant dissipation coefficients, for which equations are de-
rived in second transonic approximation (two coefficients of the lowest powers
of tau). Orig. art. has'79 formulas.
ASSOCIATION. Department of Fluids,, IBTP, Polish Academy of Sciences
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TOPIC TAGS: transonic flow, viscous flow, heat conducting flow,
plane flow, symmetric nozzle
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of an earlier paper by the author
(Archivrum mechaniki stosovanej, no. 3, v. 16, 1964), in which it
was concluded that to find approximate values of flow parameters in
some cases of two-dimensional transonic flow (through a symmetri-
cal nozzle, for example) it suffices to find a few functions that
depen(i (D!~ a si-n,jle vatiable. This conclusion is made use of in the
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through a- symmetrical nozzl& -with- peclif ied -icon _-i P
x-s-p
contains the first part of this analysis, and a set of equations is
derived to describe plane transonic flow in which one of the stream
lines is straight and constitutes the symmetry axis. It is assumed
for such a flow that the flow parameters can be expressed in a form
of expansions in powers of a small parameter T and the coordinate y
x is the symmetry axis), with coefficients that are functions of
X. A new system of an infinite set of equations, which interre-
lates the coefficients of these expansions, is derived from the
general flow equation,and will be used in the next paper to develop
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AUT11OR: -Szaniaws1zi, A. (Warsaw)
ORG; Departnent of Fluid Mechanics, IT-'1'7~ Polif~'h il,(-,Arl~2rny of Sciences
TITLE: Transonic approximations of fl~3,,; through a nozzle
SOURCE: Archiwum mechaniki stosowanej, v. 17, no. 1, 1965, 79--85
I TOPIC TAGS: transonic flow, perfect gas, nozzle flow, Laval nozzle, potential
energy, sinall parameter, flow velocity rk,
ABSTRACT: Thie present work represent')sa method, together with an example of appli-
-ation, for the determination of flow through a nozzle, of 'which the contour is
prescribed by means of an equation. The nature of this method consists in assuming
the velocity potential in the form of a power expansion such that the coefficients
of this series can be determined by means of a set of recurrence equations. Orig.
art. has: 2 figures and 4 formulas. [Based on author's abstract.]
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AUTHORSt HopydVyns4p.J.'(Warsaw); Szanlawskip-At (Warsaw).
TITLEt Flow structure in a nozzle throat
,SO'URCEs Arohiwum mechaniki stoeowanejp v. 17p no. 3j 1965P 453-466
YOPIC TAGSt transonic flowl sonio point# nozzle flowt real gas flowy ordinary
differential equation, velocity profile
ABSTRACT: A detailed mathematical analysis is made of the transonic flow of a real
gas in the throat section of a nozzlo. The analysis is based on a paper by As B.
7asileva (Zhurnal vyohislitnellnoy matematiki i matematioheakoy finiki 4P 3 (1963)t
!611-642). The discussion of the following differential equation
6 U'. UU,
I. (A
+
T 1) D~ 177 T
also includes first order dissipation effecte, The differential equation is writtou,--
In the form dW dU
(I,, U, -- W,
r 7x
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:and the following two problems are conaideredi (1) for 0, a solution is sought
.for U(x) and W(x) satisfying boundary conditions
-U8,
U(io)
'(2) for 0 a solution is sought for U and W subject to boundary oondition
U Vd
'Conditions are established which make solution (1) tend to solution (2), and an
;approximate asymptotic solution is proposed for problem (1)t i.0.0
d1U.UdU d
dx
IThis is done by expanding f in Maclaurin series and defining U by a stream function
00
A-0
'This leads to the solution
+A tF 3 + VQF - i +A
- -) ( ~ ~4 2 4 2
+
13-A
VOEF 3
4 2 -4 2
It is shown that if P(cf YO) is a solutiong 0 a also a solutions
',For large the asymptotic solution yields
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:The solution is then discussed in the framework of continuous and discontinuous
~domains. It is shown that the external solutions 'ff(x) can '~e fitted with the
Anternal solutions %C). This shows that the negative acc(ileration inside the tbin
j
.:;dissipative layer at the throat can attain large values de6pitb-the-faot that the..
ivelooity differences on both sides approach zero with vanishing diaoipation. Orig.
,art. has: 51 equationst 5 figuresi and 1 table.
'ASSOCIATIOM Department of Fluid Mechanics, IBTP Polish Acadeaq of Soienoes
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AUTHOR.-- Szaniawski, A.
ORG: Department of Mechanics of FluidsIBTP, Polish Academy of Sciences
TITLE: Structure of a weak shock-wave in a viscous heat conducting fluid
SOURCE: Archiwum mechaniki stosowanej, v. 18, no. 2, 1966, 127-144
TOPIC TAGS: weak shock wave, shock wave analysis, shock wave structure,
viscous fluid, molecular structure, chemical kinetics, approximate solution
ABSTRACT: The structure of a weak shock-wave in a viscous heat-conducting
fluid has been investigated. The approximate solutions of equations are intended
to describe a shock-wave structure of very small amplitude. An example is given'
which shows the difference between an approximate and accurate solution. The
fluids under consideration often constitute mixtures in which a considerable role
may be played by diffusion. The complex molecular structure of the fluid may be
the cause of a number of relaxation phenomena connected with pertrubations of
internal degrees of freedom. Problems of chemical kinetics of molecules varying
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3ZANIAIVISKI, Hubert
DeDartmont of Denosits of Petroleum, Salts, and Chemical
Raw I;Iaterials., Geological InjUtuta (Zaklad Zloz Ropy
Soli i Surowco-a Chemicznych)
I-Varsaw Kwartalnik geoloriczny
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"AttemDts for a New Division of the Cechstine (Cechszty-n)
of the Galezicki 13yncline".

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SZANIAWKI, Hubert
Laboratory for ftloosoic and Mesozoic StratigrapkWp Department
of Geological Noienceot Polish AcadoW of Sciences
(Pracownis Stratygrafii Paleozoiku, i Mezosoiku Zakladu Nauk
G*ologicacych PAN)
Warsaw, Acta. geoloxics, polonlosp No 2, Apr-Jun 1966, pope 229-24T
Ofteial devolopieent and paloogeography of the Zechstein within
the elevation of ljob&."

SZANIDISKI,, Ignacy, prod,.,
Polytechnic education and the structure of the public school
system. Frzegl techn no.47:3.4 23 11 160.

SZANIAWSKI, Janusz
Notes on the export from the Bent Furniture Plant in Radomako.
Proem drzew 12 no.11:14-17 161.
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C111/0333
AUTHOR; S-zaniawski Klemens
TITLE. Some rumarks concerning the crite-Tion of rational
decision making
PERIODICAL: Referutivnyy zhurnal, Matematika, nob 21 19621 71-72j
abstract 2V402. ("Studia log.", 1960f 2, 221-239)
TEXT: The author considers an m >-e n - game with the Tpayoff
m, a tri x u. The following optimality criterion is proposed: The
ij
strate,-y i 0 is optimal, if
P(i max p(ij P)j
min u. + 0 u
P(i; i j
n
where is fixed, 0 (3 1, and is a parameter of the criterion.
The proposed criterion satisfies a certain ostulational systeid
p
determining a "rational" choice of thesti~tegy.~'This bystem:ib~a
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Some remarks.concerning the . . . CI11/C333
modification of the postulational system gathered by Lewis and Raifa
and arises from this by changing two postulates. The criteria of a
rational choice of Laplacej Savage Hurwitz and Waximin do not satisfy
the new postulational system
[Abstracterfs notes Complete translation.]
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AUTHOR: Szaniawski, Klemens
TITLE: A mothod of deciding between N statistical hypotheses
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 1:~, 1962, 12 - 13, abstract
12V54 (Stud. log., 1961, v. 12, 135 - 143, English; summaries in
Polish, Russian)
TEXT: The author considers the problem of the validity of one of N statism.
tibal hypotheses h relative to the probability distribution of an observable
r
stochastic variable. It is assumed that the observations xr. x 2j"' occur in
sequence and the number of steps till the adoption-of the final decision is not.
fixed in advance. As a generalization of A. Wdld's well-known method for N - 2,-'
the following method for deciding bebieen N hypotheses is proposed; for every
n the sample space jj O..j X is distributed into N + 1 regions R~,
IX nj
RN+1, where for r N
n
Rr
xn fr(XI).i.fr (xn ArsfS(Xj) ... fs(Xn)' 6 r~,
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1A I, f (x) is tie probabilit density of the stochastic variable under the
y
rs N+1
Xi R~ -th obsernation
hypothesis hi, If the point Xn~ then the (n+1)
r)
is performed. But, if fX11 ...j xn,, R~,r ~ N then the hypothesis hr is acbpt-
ed. The question of the relation between the errors arising through the ae-opticn
of final decisions and the constapts Ars is briefly discussed. For the case of
a binomial and normal distributions it is demonstrated that for the recommended
testing procedure the number of samples required is finite with probability
one. Reviewer's note: The problems of optimality, which arise naturally in
connection with the proposed method of testing, are not considered.
A. N. Shiryayev
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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Engineering.
Najnowsze rozwilzania konstrukeyjne w budowie aparatury chemicznej
1959/1960; praca zbiorowa (Latest Design Developments in the
Construction of Chemical Apparbtus 1959/60; a Collective
Work) Warsaw, Parfstwowe Wydawn. Techniczne, 1960. 127 P.
Errata slip inserted. 1,690 copies printed. (Series: Nowa
technika, zesz. 32)
Coordinator: Jan DyduszyAski, Professor, Master in Engineering;
Scientific Ed. PWT: Irena Gajewskaj Master in Science; Tech.
Ed.: I. Milewska.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for chemists, engineers, and
designers of chemical equipment for research and industry.
It may also be used by students in higher technical schools.
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AUTHOR: Szaniecki, Jan (S'ledzik)
TITLE: Spin-wave theory for cubic ferromagnetics. I. Dyson's
model
PERIODICA.',: Acta Physica Polonica, v. 20, no. 12, 1961, 983 - 9/03
TLXTt Djson's spin-wave theory of a cubic crystalline isotropic ferro-
magnetic is modified for obtaining an easier method of calculating various
thermodynamical quantities. First, Dyson's theory is outlined in Ceneral.
The sli-lit modif ic-at ions introduced concern the aerieralization of the
theory to any type of neighborhood of lattice points and the derivation of
correspondence between the oscillator operators and the spin operators
direct from matrix elements for the indefinite metric operator. First,
the Hamiltonian of a cubic ferromagnetic is formulated on the assumption
that the ferromagnetic con3isis of a single species of atoms with any
number of' magnetic electrons and that the atoms are located at regularly
distributed cubic lattice points. If interaction is considered to take
place only between nearest neigbors, the-Hatailtonian has the form
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fI = I S(S + 1) 2] 9, LN'll j 9, (2.16)'
A
Por spin-wave states, the Hamiltonian reads
. I gly-I
J~ EO+ (3.28)
(L + Qa.-I ajt - E
A Aea
EO = -LSN+JS(S+ 1) 2;9,- 19,S2N, (3.29)
A
9-1(9A- 9A-e- 9A+a+ 9A+a-q)' (3.30)
(3.31~
The non-diagonal part of the Hamiltonian (3.28) describes the dynamical
interaction between the spin waves. JFx are the coupling functions of
Q CT
spin-wave interaction. The p-t-a-tistical,~gact.ion--is-.def ineA.-as
Z = SP CxP (- #X) ~ I;E.(ul exp (- P-T)lu), (4.1)
U
wherein
Y
1, 0 < ity < 2S,
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If Matsubarals representation and 'Wick's theorem are used,
N [='A (r&z.(-r2)j + a,'(T,) (4-14)
is obtained, wherein Th-elast*- term is called 11,z -contraction". The latter
becomes
Tj > T21
CCA -0 of (T 0, (4.18) and
Tj < T2,
a;,(-c1)a * T )e- L + p_26)(11 T2) (4.22).
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The-k-ey-'n-man graphs of the matrix elements are given in a graphical inter-
pretEtion. A term with one T-contraotion, for'instance, yields the
following graph:
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AUTHOR: Szaniea~ ~,Jan~S'ledzik)
TITLE: Spin-wave theory for cubic ferromagnetics. II. New
approach
PERIODICAL: Acts. Physica Polonica, v. 20, no. 12, 1961, 995 - 1003
TEXT: A new spin-wave approach to the theory of a cubic ferromagnetic is
developed. Allowance is made for the smallness of the spin-wave kinematic
interaction at low temperatures, by which the statistical function can be
computed as the trace over the complete orthonormal set of ideal spin-
wave vectors. The Hamiltonian of the ferromagnetic is taken from Dyson's
theory, but, owing to the new way of obtaining the statistical function
and applying blatsubarals technique, the logarithm of the grand partition
function is now an expansion 'containing Bloch's term and the sum of con-
nected ladder diagrams. Since the kinematic interaction is quite small at
appropriately low temperatures, the statistical function can be defined as
2.5N
Z=Spe7'7?~2]Z6(ZaA-q)(ale-P7/la),
f-0 4 A
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where
X = EO+ 2;(L+
A
In I'datsubarals representationv Eq. (l.i)-assumes the form
2SN
Z=e-P& Z 5'6(Z aA (1.71
q-0 a I
The T-contraction is given by
A[a,,(.rD Cl:(TA + a&D 4(_rOl (2.6)
'rl>'r2, (2.17)
CCA(TDa:(-rO= Tlr2 (2.8).
1 1 T,