SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VIKTOR, S. - VIKTORORVA, R.YE.

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On the Observation of a -;E0--~ P__ ~ e+ + a-- + e+-Decay SOV/56-36-4-17/70
of 1000 GOST-units. The pictures were taken through the external
glass wall of 25 mm thickness; the object lenses had a resoiv-
ing power of 50 lines/mr. in the visual field center. The -t--
meson beam had a mean energy of 160 Mev. Irradiation was carr.1-A
out on the synchrocyclotron of the United Institute for Nuclear
Research. Among 90,000 stereophotographs 1400 cases of elasti-.;
(7E-P)-scattering were found, and 26 cases of charge exchange
scattering followed by no-~e + e + r-decay were discovered.
(Ref 6). Among 25,000 no-decays of the usual type nO -> 2r, one
case of a no ---- '- + e+ -
,*e + e + e+-decay was found. By means of
momentum- and angular measurements an estimate of the n O-MaqS
was given as amounting to (141+8)Mev, which may be in agree
ment, within the limits of measuring errors, with that of
135 h1lev which is today generally assumed. Angular determination
in the rest system of the no-particle gave the following results
for double pair production: Angle between e- and e~-: (7,2)0 at
. .~mL 0 4
,:i -nta of 56-1 and 11.9 Mev/c, and (12+ )o at 9.0 and
58.7 Mev/c. The angle between the plane'-s in which the pair
tracks were located,, is given as < 370. Finally, other pos-
klard 213 oibilities of interpreting the results obtained are discussed,

On the Observation of a TtO ->e- + e+ + e- + e +- Decay SOV/56-36-4-17//70
the'Y need, how-~%-er, not to be considered ---3 -,very
authors in concluslon thank D. 13. Joseph (Ref 3) for
a preprint at their disposal, D. V. Shirkov for discusz-4ons,
ani L. 1. Krasnoslobodtseva, T. S. Sazhneva and Yu. L. Sayk-na
fcr evaluating the films. There are 2 figures, 3 tables, and
10 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIO.*:: Ob"yed-Inennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy (United
of Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: De,;ember 25, 1958
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AUTHORS: Budagov, Yu. A., Viktor, S., Dzhelepov, V. P., Yermolov, P. F.,
Moskalev, V. I.
TITLE: The Electron-Positron Pairs Which Are Formed in the Decay
U0 --- e- + e+ + Y (Elektronno-pozitronnyye pary, obrazovannyye
pri raspadeir0 --e_ + e+ + Y)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
vol 35, Nr 6p pp 1575-1577 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In a diffusion chamber, which was filled with hydrogen (up to
25 atm) and was irradiated with a 150 MeV negative pion beam of
the synchrocyclotron of the~Obllyedinennyy institut yadernykh
issledovaniy (United Institute for Nuclear Research), 14 cases
of a charge exchange scattering of negative picna by hydrogen
+ 0
with following -tro --- 4me- + e + y decay of theV -meson were
recorded according to the Dalitz (Dalits) scheme. This chamber
had a sensitive range of 380 mm diameter and operated in a
9000 Oe constant magnetic field. These 14 cases were found
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SOV/56-35-6-38/44
The Electron-Positron Pairs Nhich Are Formed in the Decay Tro e- + e+ + y
photos are attached. The results obtained by the evaluation of
plates with electron-positron pairs are given by a table. The
electron energies E_ and the positron energies E + could be de-
termined from the curvature radii of the traces with an inac- +
curacy of not more than 10-15%. The total energies E - S_ + E
of all pairs are within the interval of 17-270 MeV, which cor-
responds to the energy spectrum of the y-quanta formed by the
decay of neutral pions (produced by re-charging). The table also
contains the correlation angles a (in the laboratory system)
between the electrons and positrons of the pairs and the angles
0 between the direction of motion of the center of mass of the
pair and the inciding negative pion. For the general form of
angular distribution it holds that 40(a) , const da/a (R. H.
Dalitz) (Ref 2). Because of the good correlation between the
electrons and positrons produced by the decay ir0 --- e- + e+ + Y
the angular distribution of pairs must be in very good 0agreement
with that of the y-quanta originating from the decayir ___V_ 2y.
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SOV/56-35-6-38/44
The Electron-Positron Pairs Which Are Formed in the Decay7r 0 + e+ + Y
total energy corresponds to the decay-Iro -W-e- + e Besides,
not a single decay -tro --l-e- + e+ + e- + e+was found. Investi-
gations are still being continued. The author thanks L. I.
Krasnoslobodtoeva for her help in looking through the photo-
graphs. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 11 references, 2 of
which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy (United Institute
for Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTED: August 26, 1956
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AUTHORSs Budagov, Yu. A ~ Viktdr, S.~ Dzhelepov, Vo Poo Yermolov, P. F.9
Moskalev, V. I
TITLEs Elastic.Scattering of 128- and 162-Mev Tr--Mesons by Protons
PERIODICALs Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol- 38, No- 3, PP. 734-746
TEXTs The article under review was read at the Sixth Meeting of the Scie;-.-ia,'r__
Council of OIYaI held in May, 1959, and at the Conference on the Physics of
High-energy Particles which took place in Kiyev in JulY,1959. This.article
contains the results of studies of the elastic scattering of negative 128-
and 162-Mev pions by protons in a hydrogen diffusion chamber. The experimental
arrangement is schematically represented in Fig. 1. The If--mesons were pro-
duced by bombarding a 40 mm thick beryllium target with the 670-Rev proton
beam of the synohrooyclotron of OIYaI. About 90,000 stereophotographs were
taken. The diffusion chamber is schematically shown in Fig. 2. The chmber
operated at pressures of up to 25 atm and had an inside temperature gradient
of 7 deg/cm. The sensitive layer was 6 - 7 cm high. A solenoid magnet of the
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Elastic Scattering of 128- and !62-Yev
T-j"-Mesons by Protons
S1056J601038103110/0121-3
Boc61B014
type MS-4AAwas used to generate a constant magnetic field (9jOOO gauss). This
electromagnet was produced at NII EFA by N. S. Strelltsov) A. V.Uga=,
N. N. Indyuko , Yu. P. Semenov, V. 1. Sergeyeva, and A. 0. Studennikova.
D. P. Vasilevskaya and Yu. N. Denisov supplied a magnetometer based on-the
Hall effect. The negative pion beams had an energy of 128+6 and 162+1 0 Hev,
the sum of thex-meson and electron admixture amounted t7o (16+2)%.-The
pictures were evaluated twice. The efficiency of this stereoscopic.evaluation
was 97 per cent- 379 cases of scattering at 128 Hev and 1,113 cases at -
162 Mev were found. Fig- 3 shows the distribution of the number of elastic
scattering events w%Lth respect to the height of the sensitive layer,, At both
energies the distributions reached peaks at about 40 mm. The criteria for the
'selection of scattering events are compiled.-The total elastic IT-p-sdattering
cross section was calculated from the total track length L of the 7r--mesone,
L was determined by means of the formula L.- 15-36 TS/cosO( m (T - total number
of tracks, 15-36 is the width of the area S (Fig- 4),0(m the mean angle of
slope,of the tracks with respect-to,the edge of S, 6 - 1). Thus it holds that
0' . NO/Ln.ff(I-q)r (N - number of scattering events, n
exp eff - effective
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If --Y,~Zsons by Protons B006/BO14
numbe r of hydrogen nuclei per cm3 a coefficient, q - the /A-- and electron
admixtures in the beam, r - tho efficiency of evaluation of the pictures).
For the two energies at which measurements were made, Table I lists all the
quantities appearing in these formulas, as well as the root-mean-square
errors. Table 2 contains the values obtained for the total elastic scattering
cross sections in the energy range 100 - 200 Mev. Tables 3 and 4 list the
differential elastic sc-attering cross sections d(r/dn for 128 and/or 162 Mev.
In the followingg the auithors discuss numerous details concerning the
calculation and application of the necessary corrections. For both eneripea
the total elastic scattering cross sections amounted to (12.6+1.0).j0-2tcLj
and (21.4,�1.2).10- 27cm 2~ Here, the angular-distribution formula
d6/dJ)- a + b coo 0 + c coo 20 holds, and the coefficients a,bc for both
energies are given.on P. 743. Fig. 8 shows the two curves of anUalar
distribution'. The.following relation holds for the differential forward
.10-27 2
scattering cross sections 4~(O)/df2-'a + b + c - (2.20 + 0-32) Cm /34'-.;rrtfN In
(for 128 Me.v) and (3-73 � 0-32).10 .. 27 cm.2/steradian (for 162 Mev). At these
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IF-FVcons by Protons B006/BO14
enerC;ies the real parts of the forward scattering amplitudes (in the center-
of-maas system) in )~/myc units amount to 0.261 + 0.031 and 0.216 + m3aj
respectively. These values agree with those caf~ulated from dispe-rolon
relations if the coupling constant f2 -0.08 is used. The authors finally
thank L. I. Lapidus, S. N. Sokolov, aid V. A. Meshcheryakov for their dis-
cussibns, Krasnoslobodtseva, T. S. Sazhneva, and Yu. L. SaykIna for
their ascistance, as well as A. A. Andrianova and G. D, Malysheva, for their
calculations. Further, N. P. Klepikov, V. G. Zinov, A. D. Konin, S. 11. Koren-
chenko, and B. M. Pontekorvo are mentioned in this article, There are
9 figures, 4,tables, and 34 references, 10 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh issledovaniy (Joint Institute
of Nuclear Research)
SUBMITTEDs September 18, 1959 ex"~
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
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Budagov. Yu. A. Viktor. S,,_Ijzhelepov. V. P., Yermolov, P.F,
Moskalev, V. I.
Internal Conversion Pairs in the Decay of a Neutral Ti--Moson
Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoretichookoy fiziki, 11",6C,
Vol. 38, No. 4, PP. 1047-1052
TZXT: This work was communicated to the sixth session of the Uchenyy
sovet OIYsI (Scientifie roijnnil of the Joint Institute of riuclea Re_,earc4
in Vay, 1959, and the Conference on the High Energy Particle in Kiyev
in July, 1959. Here, data obtained from 27 events of the decay 1TO-4e-
+ 0+ + Y, are discussed. These events were detected in a diffuDion chamber
exposed to IT- meson beams with energies 128 and 162 Yev. The chamber was
filled with hydrogen at a pressure of 25 atm and was placed in a ma~rnetic
field of 9000 gauss. The TrO-mesons were produced as a result of a charge
exchange scattering. The 1-liatermination of the relative ITO-decay prob-
ability is treated in great detail; its theoretical value is 2fo
= w(ITO--.-)e- + e+ +r)/w(1T1O--42r) - 0.0118. In this connection they discuss
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of EL Neutral 1T-Moson B019/DO70
some American results. The value 2 f0 .0.0117�0.0015 was experimentally
obtained by the authors. The angle and energy characteristic of the pairs
has been studied from the data for all the 27 events given in Table 2.
The aneular distribution of the pairs accordinG to the correlation anoie5
agrees well with the data obtained theoretically by Dalitz (Fig. 2). Also
the distribution of the pairs according to the parameters y
_ (4 _+ 2
1p and x - (E- + E+) + p (Figs. 3
- - P p p P
e A /)4e- + e+ e- e+)
and 4) agree with the theoretical curves. Here p e- and p,+ are the momenta
of the electrons and the positrons, respectively and E + and E_ tile total
energies. The same is true for the angular distribution of the pairs
relative to the direction of1J-- mesons in the (r- - p) center of mass
system (Fig. 5). Among the cases studied here there was found onz event
with the mode of decayTTO )e- + e + + e- + e1. The authors thank
Professor R. Dalitz for making available some of the unpublished theoreti-
cal calculations. There are 5 figures, 2 tables, and 14 references: 5
Soviet, 6 US, and 1 Italian.
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ASSOCIATTON; Obl'yedinennyy In3titut yadern kh iselodovaniy (Joint
Inatituto of ".7ucloar Rklnoarch~
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AUTHORS. Budagovo Yu. A., Viktor,--Z,,, SOV/56-37-3-54/62
Dzhelepov, V. P;~,Yermolov, -. F.,
Moskalevt V. I.
TITLE: The P-Decay of the Negative n-Meson
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959, Vol 37,
lir 3(g), pp 878 - 880 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Hitherto only the P-decay of stopped positive mesons has been
investigated (Refs 1-6); in references 5 and 6 the relative
probability of two such processes was determined as amounting
to (7E+-3 e++ 9) /( n+ 4 g+ + ~) 1~1 1 , 10-4 + (20-4V,-), which agrees
with the theoretically ca-.oulst-d value for V-A interaction.
Theoretically, the same v;lue would have to be obtained for
the analogous ratio of negative meson decays. On the search
for n---+ e--decays, the authors of the present "Letter to the
Editor" systematically investigated the material of 130- and
160 Mev n--meson scatterings on protons. A triple evaluation
of 100,000 stereophotographs yielded as a result 029 decays in
which the secondary particles deviated by 9 > 20 ; the maximum
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The P-Decay of the Negative n-Meson scv/,16-37-3-54/62
26 cases were identified as p--->e- and 3 as x7__;%1f_ decays.
Figure I shows the momentum distribution of the electrons of
the two decay forms in the rest system of the respective pri-
mary particle. A photograph of a n--e- + P-decay (found in a
diffusion chamber at 9,000 G) is shown by figure 2. The results
obtained by the three n--e--decays found are given in a table:
Laboratory system Rest system of the n--meson
n- momentum e- momentum 9(o) e- momentum 9 (in degrees)
(Mev/c) (Mev/c) (Mev/c)
1. 228 + 10 104 1 8 42.5 � 0.5 74 7 108 + 2
2. 207 � 11 103 � 3 42 + 0.5 71 4 102 + 2
3. 266 + 6 156 + 26 26 + 0.5 68 + 11 86 + 1
It is found that the identification of these processes is most
probably correct, because the maximum electron momentum in the
p -rest system amounts to only 52.9 Mev/c, whereas 'What mea-
sured in this case is considerably higher. Therefore, It is not
possible that p---)-e--decays are concerned. Also other processes
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short g--track are improbable. The relative probability of
these processes was determined as amounting 'to
(n-L-i-e- + 5)1(x7-,,V- + ~) - (1.2 + 0.7)-10-4, a value which
actually, within the error limits agreeb with the values cal-
culated on the basis of V-A interaction for the corresponding
positive decay. The agthors finally thank T. S. Sazhneva,
L. I. Krasnoslobodtseva, and Yu. L. Saykina for their assis-
tance in evaluating the plates. There are 2 figures, 1 table,
and 11 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh iseledovaniy (Joint Institute
of Nuclear Research)
SUBUTZED: June 13, 1959
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6404,
Godunov, Sergey Konstantinovich, an6 Viktor Sol.omonovich Ryabenlkiy
Vvedeni~ev teoriyu raznostnykh akhem (Introduction to the Theory
of Difference Schemes) Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1962. 340 p.
10,000 copies printed.
Ed.: G. I. Biryuk; Tech. Ed.: L. Yu. Plaksh.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for mathematicians who have to
solve partial differential equations and for students 6f the
third and more advanced university courses. The introduction
and chapter I are intended for less qualified readers and may be
used in the training of technicians in computation.
COVERAGE: This book develops the concepts and techniques used in
the solution of differential equations by finite-difference
methods. It covers basic theory of difference equations,
convergence of their solutions to the solution of differential
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Introduction to the Theory (Cont.) SOV/6,4--,:-
equations, stability of difference schemes, the order of
approximation, the,application of finite-difference schemes to
partial differential equations, and the stability of differezice
schemes applied to the solution of equations of nonstationary
processes by use of the spectral theory of difference operatcr~~.
No personalities are mentioned. There are 45 references:
37 Soviet (including 2 translations, 1 from the English, 1 from
11-he German), 5 English, and 3 German. The appendices are
accompanied by 23 references: 14 Soviet, 8 English, and 1
German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
Introduction
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VIXTCH, Z., prof.; TKACHEValY, V. (Yrotelev)
State of the gastric mucopa during sleep therapy. Klin.med. 35
no.11:136-137 U 157. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Iz tratlyey kliniki vnutreanikh bolezney (zave - profs
YeAlichoklik) Heditsinskoy akademit (Vrotelav)
WYAITIG ULCER, ther.
sleep, pathol, of gastric mucose, gastroscopy)
(SLUP. ther. une
peptic ulcer, nathol. of gastric murosa, gastroscopy)
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VIKTORA, B.
Low-voltage Geiger-Muller tubes. p. .174.
SIABOPROUDY OBZOR, Prague, Vol. 17, no. 3. Mar. 1936.
SO: Monthly List of East European AccesBions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. 6,
Jane 1956, Uncl.

VIKMRAJ B.
nRepair of selenium rectifiers." P. 58.
SEDLOVACI TECHNIKA. (Ministerstva, atrojirenstvi). Praha, Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 3p No. ls Jan. 1955.
Monthly liat of East F4ropean Accessions (EEAI)., W., Vol, 8,, No. 8.
August 1959.
Uncla,

VMORAI B.
Push-pull transistor converter. p. 43A.
SDELOVACI TECHNIKA. (Ministerstvo, strojirenstvi) Praha., Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 7. no. U. Nov. 1959.
Monthly List of Fast European Acceasions (HEAI) LC,, Vol. 9, no. 1,
jan. ig6o
Uncl.

Z/039/62/023/005/001/004
D291/D301
AUTHORS; Frank, Helmar, Doctor of Natural Sciences, and
Viktora, Bohusl Engineer
TITLE: Determining the average impedance of conductors and
PERIODICAL: Slaboproud~ obzorp v. 23, no. 5, 1962s. 252 - 257
TEXT: The article deals with solutions of Maxwell equations fox. a
homogeneous cylinder with a
i,,juitrary electrical conductivity which
is inserted into the HIT f d of a simple coii. Relations are deri-
ved for the variation of the Q factor when the cylinder is inserted
into the coils and simple formulae are given for quick calculation.
The derived values indicate the possibility of determining the ave-
rage impedance of hornoGeneous cylindrical specimens by measuring
the Q factor of a coil on a simple measuring instrunent with mini-
mum adjustment. Lbcperimental measurements were made with a TESLA
Brno type BM211A Q-meter on a 10 Me coil, conaisting of 9 turns of
1-mm silver-plated copper wire, 17 mm in diameter, having an induc-
tivity of 0.9 pH. The tested specimen was polycrystalline GaAs. The
validity of the method was also corroborated by measuring various
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Determining the average inpedance D291/D301
other conductors and semiconductors. It is pointed out that the des-
cribed method is especially suitable for contactless neasuring of
the average impedance of semiconductors since it is very quick and
surfaces are not contaminated, namely when specimens are wrapped in
polyethylene foil. This measuring method in the field of a coil is
applicable to low impedances, up to 100 S1 cm and frequencies below
100 Mo. The accuracy of this method depends only on the accuracy of
ihe Q-meter used. In case very sensitive Q measurings are made, the
method can be used to determine the nomogeneity of alloys, for mea-
suring the temperature coefficient of metals and alloys, to check
the diameter of metal rods, to measure the quality of silver-plated
surfaces, eta. There are 8 fi gures and 3 tables. The English-longua-
ge reference is: N.W. McLachlan: Bessel functions for EnGineers.
Oxford, Clarendon Press 1955.
ASSOCIATIONt V~zkuwn Astav pro sd6lovaci techniku A.S. Popovap
Yraha (A.S. Popov Research Institute for Communication
Engineering, Prague)
SUBMITTED: January 25p 1962
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VIKTORA, E.; ZAVESKY, V.
Refractory linings of rotary furnaces for the blooming process. p. 417.
(Hutnicke Listy, Vol. 12, No. 5. May 1957, Brno, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of Esst European Accessions (EE'AL) LC, Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

VII-tora, E.; Ilrdicak, L.
Refractor-f concretes made of poitland cment. plbl
(Stw,rivo. Vol. 35, no. 3, Lar. 1957. Fraha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Yonthly List of Fzst European Accessions 1,C, Vol. 6, no. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

CZECHOSLaVAKIA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and H-13
Application - Ceramics, Glass, Binders., Concrete.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 3) 1958, 8721
Author Hrdlicka L., Viktora Ei
Inst
Title Refractory Concrete From Portland Cement.
Orig Pub Stavivo, 1957, 35,, iio 4, l4l-i44
Abstract Results of investigations of the characteristics
(shrinkage, and 6' compression after firing at 650,
950, 1100 and 12500, refractoriness, temperature of inci.
pient deforniation, thermal stability, water-absorption
and porosity) of specimens of refractory concrete (RC)
from Czechoslovak portland cement with aggregates consis-
ting of scrap of dense and light-weight chamotte bricks,
tripoli insulation bricks, dust from chamotte mills and
electric power station cinders. Limit of operating tem-
perature of RC 1200-12500; 900-UOCP for the light-duty
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and H-13
Their Application - Ceramics, Glass, Binders,
Concrete.
Abs Jour : Per Zhur - Khimiya, 110 3) 1958, 8723.
types; it is possible to raise it to 130&-

VIKTORAO E.
VIKTORA., E. Selection and use of fire-resistive materials in the construction of steam
boilers for power plants. p. 273
Vol. 34, no. 8, Aug. 1956
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TECHNOLOGY
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VIKTORA, J.;FODOR, J.;GRA]rl-]ZTTZR. D.;HAHN, P.;KOIJ)OVSXY, O.;IOJDL, Z.
Studies of certain biochemical indices of fat metalholisz dmrtmg
the ontogenasis of rate. Cook. fyolol. 9 no.1:63-64 Ja 60.
1. Ustav pro choroby obehu krevniho, 7ysiologicky ustav CSAV a
Bmbryologicky ustav lek. fak. KU. Praha.
(rATS metab.)
(GROWTH)

FIALA, Jaroslav; VOPATOVA, Marie; KUBICEDVA, Mena; VIKTORA, Ifidislav
One year's experience with the preparation of retroplacental se
from retroplacental blood for the production of gao= globulin. Cas.
lek. cesk. 98'no.10:305-3(,9 6 Mar 59.
1. Ustav hematologie a krevni tranaftLze v Praze, reditel HUDr. J.
Kidery.
(GANKA, GIA)BULIN, prop. of
purificall.-iou from retroplacental serum& tacbnic (Cz))
(PLACMM
retroplacental serum, serparation from plasma & puri-
fication of component gamma globulin (C&))

FILIA, J.; MAJSKY, A.; technicka spoluprac VATURA, L.
Q-- ~t= . ........
Contribution to the study of the anti-trypain activity of some
antibistaminics in vitro. Cesk. farm. 21 no.3:139-141 Mr 162,
1. Ustav hematologie a krevni transfuse, Praha (reditel prof.
MUDr. J. Horejsi Drse.).
(ANTINISTANIkICS phamacol) (THYPSIM antag)
Is

SEBESTIK, V.j JELINEK, J.; DIENSTBIER, Z.; VIKTORA, L.
The effect of ionizing radiation on nuclear -wA anuclear erythrocytes.
Physiol. Bohemoslov. ll no.6:510-517 162.
1. Institute of HaBmatology., and Blood Transfusion and Institute of
Biophysics Medical Faculty, Charles University Prague.
NADIATION EFFECTS) (ERMROCYTESi '

CZECJIOSL4DVAAIA
TIALA, J., VD; VIVORA, L.
Jnstj*aZj-6f 'Hematology.and Blood Transfusion (Ustay
hematologic a krevid.tranofuse)o Prague (for both)
4pne-, Vnitrni lokarstvi', No 7. 1963, pp M-714
-Laucoarts Count bi the Itspid Screening Test Xethod.1

DOBRY, Eduard; FIALA, Jaroslav; techn. spoluprace UIUMCOVA, Jaromira;
VISTM,-Ladislav
Use of the blood preserved with an alcohol-glucose-citrate Bolution.
Cas. lek. cesk. 101 no437:2126-1129 14 S 162.
1. Ustav hematologie a krevni tranBfUZe v Fraze, reditel prof. dr.
J. Horejoi, DrSc.
(BLOOD PRESERVATION) (CITRATES) (GLUCOSE)
(ALCOHOL ETHYL)

VIKTORA. Ladislav
'Llot given
CZECH03LMAKIA
Member of the Institute for Hematology and Blood
Transfusion (Ustav hematologie a krevni transfuze),
PraGue; Director: J. HOREJSI, Prof. Dr.
Prague, Prakticky Lekar, No 20, Oct 62, 873-875
"Methods Used to Count Blood Clods"

FIAUL, Jaroslav, MUDr.; VIFTOW., Ladislay
Somo onmments of the wc, 77b*74-~R, -sk) ard L. 'lae:-,k lZrythro-
cyte rentLlt,an,~e comigired tq 3 method3r. Vnitrni la~. 11 no.li
86-88 Ja 165
1. Ustav hematclogJe a krt-rni transfuse v Pram (redital -
prof. I-VMr. Jaroslav Kare-Isi, 1-len korespondent
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Ceskoslovenskej akademle Ted

DOBRY.4 E.j PLUA, Ya. [FialAL J.3; BJULITSp V. (Brabec, V.1; VIKTURAA.;
LIVORk., I.; SKIMBESUK, V.
Experiment in using various methods of blood preservation at
positive and negatIve temperatures. Probl. gemat. i perel.
krovi 8 no.5: 32-37 14y163. (RIaA 16:8)
1. 1z Instituta gematologii i perelivaniya krovi (direktor
prof. Ya.Gozheyshi) v Prage.
(BLOOD-COLLECTION AM) PRESERVATION)

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&ssistent;,VMORA,.V.A.,, ordinator
Use of hinofort for the prevention and treatment of early
puerperal hemorrhage. Ped.,akush. i gin. 24 no.1:57-58162.
(KEU 16:8)
1. Kafedra akusherstva, i ginekologii (zav. - prof. A.V.Vikulov)
Llvovsko o mrditsibskogo instituta (rektor - prof. L.M.
Kuzmenkol.
(HEMOIMAGE, UTERM) (ERGOr ALKALOIDS)

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AUTHORS: Diment, P. M., ~1iktorenkom,_V___1_, GcrbachevJ-h, T.
Petrosyants, G. V., Grin1ko, A. R.
TITLE: A Rotary Kiln witin Cyclone 11eat Exchangers (Vrashchayush-
chayasya pech- s tsiklonnymi- teploobi.-iennikami)
From the 1~ork Experience of the ~'3pnqsKy C=aert I'lant.
(Iz opyta raboty ~;pasoiiy tsementnotro zavrda)
3
PERIODICAL: Tsement, 1959, Nr 1, PP 7 - 12 (Ussa)
ABSTRACT: The authors state that the heat of gases escapinj- -from a
rotary kiln working on a dry process is for the preparatory
heating of the raw material mixture. Part of the process is
carried out in the conveying calcinator, i.e. in the cyclone
heat exchangers. '-;'he latter are assembled at the rear of
the "Lepol" type kilns. In such ki-Ins, prior to the calcinat-
ion of clinker, the plastic raw material cDntaininp, about
12% water, ought to be -ranulated. When using cyclcne heat
exchangers, the non-plastic raw materials, praratically de-
void of water, may also be uoed for calcination. The
Card 1/2 r)f ~;ij~rotseri4.nt (St%te P_,%nnina institute for Cement

A Rotary Kiln with Cyclone Heat il"xchanpers
From the Work Experience of the 5pAstik Cement Plant
Induntrir -Erferprises) and workers of the 3passkiy tsementnyy
zavod ( Spasskiy Coment PlInt) have designed a rotary kiln
provided with cyclone heat exchangers. The output of this
kiln will be 14 tons per hour. An installation of cyclones
working in parallel is shown in a diagram (Fig. 1). The
authors state that a 5 x 60 m rotary kiln, with one c7clone
line, may produce 12 - 13 tons per hour. The specific heat
expenditure is about, 1,000' kcal/'Kg of clinker. The Drc--ess
of calcination itself is uniform, when consistency in the
feedinr
,c and quality of the raw materIal mixture is maintained.
Stop pag-2s in the feeding of the raw mixture layer and pro-
nounced differences in the constitution of nixture interfere
seriously with the smoothness of the process, causing a drop
in efficiency. The positive results obtained with the appli-
cation of cyclone heat exchangers prove the usefulness of
this device. The cyclona are recommended for app!4--ation in
the remaining kilns of the plant in question, and as well in
other plants working on the dry process.
Card 2/2 There are 2 diagrams, 1 photograph and 3 tables.

VIKTOREKKOV,.,.V.I.o.iDzb~; VOLKOISKIY, B.V., kand. tekhn. nauk
Circulation of alkali in kilm with cyclonic heat exchangerB.
Mement 31 no. 6:12-14 N-D 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Goaudarst-vennyy vsesoyuznyy institut po proyektixovaniyu
i nauchno-lasladovateltakim rabotam toomentnoy promyshlennosti,,
Leningrad.
. "I - %&.~ 0, ~, - - - -

VIKTORIN., J., Inz. dr. (Praha)
Disruptive spat* gap. Energetika Cz 13 no.9t5O4 S 163.

VIKTORIN, Ziri
- Problem of heat transfer in boiling of liquids. Chem pr= 12 no.8:413-
4.18 Ag 162.
2, Vyzkumny ustav makromolekularni chemie., Brno,

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�tate Publishing Houso for Technical Liturature, 1955, Unclassified.
(Rough translation of title: Refractory Linings)
Abstract of bo6kcie to be found in Neue Huette, Vol. 1, No. 5, March 1956, Unclassified.

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ALEKSEEV, Gleb Vasillevich and VIETORIN POPOV. ...Issyk-Kull; kirgizskie
ocherki. Moskva, Moskovskoe t-vo pisatelei, 1933. 207 P.
NN 14NC DLC: DK86l-K5A72
SO: LC,, Soviet Geography, Part 11, 1951, Unclassified

MAKAFRIKO, M.V.;_VIKTORIN, V.D.; VOSTRIKOV, Ye.S.; PrHEIJNTSLIV, P.Ye.
SHEVCIOIKOJ B.M.
Preliminary results of the development of the Y*'bionovBkoye
field. Geol. nefti i gaza 6 no.2:35~-38 F 162. (MRA 15:2)
1. Neftepromyslovoye uprableniye Kinellneft'.
(Kinel',District---Oil fields-Froduction methods)

VIKTORIN, V.D.
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Features of the structure of oil reservoir rocks. Geol. nefti
i gaza 8 no.1101-34 N 164. (MUA M12)
1. Permneft'.

VIKTORIII.,', ~Tek,,_ inz.
Wood particle driers. Drevo 18 no.4:126-131 Ap 163.
1. Statni vyzk-iwmy ustav tepolne tocMiky, Prela.

VIKTORIN, Z.
Determining the drying curves for pressed electroceramic articles."
P. h7-
SKLAR A KERAHIK. (Ministerstvo lehkeho, prurWslu). Praha, Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 9. No. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EUI)., LC, Vol. B., No. 8,
August 1959.
Uncla.

VIKTOR171,, Zbynekp Inz.
Calculation of the drying process of unmoving layers of
blown through material. Zdravot tech 6 ro.6t248-259 163.
1, Statni vyzkunny ustav tepelne technikyp Praha.

VIKTORIN, Konstatinp inz.
Contribution to the automation of flotation'plants.
Rudy .11 no.3:72-80 Mr 163. ii
1. Ustav meracich pristrojovp Sloveru3ka akslemie vied,
Bratiolava.
41

VIXTORINOV, To.
Friendship University fo-- three continents. Tekh.mol. 28 mo.7:10-11
16o. (MIU 13:8)
(Moscow-Universities and colleges)
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VIKTORINOVA, E.
Periodic system and its structare. Biol i khim 6 no.5:49-50
163.

VUTaRINOVAI R.
,*ie way I conduct consultative lessons in chemistrY. Biol
i khim 7 no.509-35 164.

VIXTORORVA, R. Y9.; KOVALIVSKIY, S.A.
The Akchapylian stage in Moldavia. Dokl.AX S5SR 94 no.4:737-740
F 154. KRA 7:2)
kKoldavia--Geology. Stratigraphic) (Geology, Stratigraphic-
Moldavia)