SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FINGERLAND, ANTONIN - FINIKOV, S.P.

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CZECIi/37-59-1-17/26
A System of Apertures for the Study of Low-Angle X-ray
Diffraction
ASSOCIATIONs U`stav,fysikAln1 chemie 6SAV9 Praha
(Institute of Physical Chemistry? Czechoslovak Ae.Sc.,
Prague)
SUBMITTED: June 18, 1958
Card 2/2

5(4)o 24(5)
AUTHORSs
TITLEi
Koutetskiy, Yaroulav*, SOV/20-125-4-43/74
Fingerland, Antonin.-
The Calculation of Quantum-mechanical Single-electron Systems
Which Comprise a Large Subsystem (Raschet odnoelektronnykh
kvantomekhanicheskikh sistem, vklyuohayushchikh bol'shuyu
podsistemu)
PERIODICALz Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 4, pp 841-844
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Lifshits (Ref 1), Koster and Slater (Ref 2), and Baldock
(Ref 3) developed a method for the theoretical investigation of
distortions in a crystal. This method was generalized by
J.-K6ut4c ' ' and applied to the general theory of surface
tensions In a crystal in the approximation of the simple method
of molecular orbits and in the approximation of the self-
consistent field, as well as to the theory of chemisorption.
This method is suited, according to the authors' opinion also
for investigations of problems connected with the theory of
chemical bindings With respect to its nature it is a theoretical
basis of the modified method of molecular orbit by Dewar (Ref 8).
Card 1/4 This method is based upon the following idea: The state of the

The Calculation of Ctuantum-mechanical Single-electron SOV/20-125-4-43/74
Systems Which Comprise a Large Subsystem
electron is investigated (by the simple method of the molecular
orbits) or of several electrons (according to the method of
the self-consistent field) which is located in the field of the
configuration of the atomic remainders S. This system S is
assumed to be composed of individual subsystems of the atomic
remainders DI, DIIf .... DR. At least one of these subsystems
is by far greater than the domain within which it comes into
spatial contact with the other subsystems. In' this case, the
potential acting upon the electrons is in such subsystems of
approximately the same magnitude as in the corresponding parts
of the system S. This applies in the case of a sufficiently
weak interaction of the large subsystem to be.investigated
with the remaining subsystems. The authors endeavor to find
the state function in the system 3 in form of a linear com-
bination of the linear orbits of the subsystems. The equations
for the required development coefficients of the eigenfunctions
of the electron decomposed with respect to the orbits of the
subsystems may be written down in such a manner that they may
be expressed by a small number of development'coefficients of
Card 2/4 the Vanniyer-functions or of the equivalent orbits. The here

The Calculation of Quantum-mechanical Single-electron SOV/20-125-4-43/74
Systems Which Comprise a Large Subsystem
discussed calculation method may obviously be applied to the
following examplesi 1) A molecule produced from two-subaystems
of atomic remainders. In this case the initially existing
molecules are considered to be subsystems. 2) 1 finite crystal.
Here an infinite crystal is looked upon as an initial system.
3) Chemisorption of a molecule. In this case a molecule and
a finite crystal or a molecule and an infinite crystal is
considered to be a subsystem. 4) Polyene. In this case an
infinite chain of atoms connected with one another by double
bonds serves as an initial system. The aforementioned program
may be realized by means of approximation methods of the
molecular.orbita and of the selfconsistent field. The second
part of this paper deals with calculations (step by step) of
the simple method of the moleoular orbits. In the third part
the method of a selfconsistent field is briefly disoussed.
There is complete analogy between the Investigation of the
problem investigated in the present case within the framework
of the simple method of molecular orbits and the method of the
selfconsistent field. There are I figure and 11 references, 5
Card 3/4 of which are Soviet.

The Calculation of qua'ntum-mechqnical Single-electron SOV/20-125-4-43/74
Systems Which Comprise a Large Subsystem
ASSOCILTIONt Institut fizicheekoy khimii Chekfioslovatakoy kkademii nauk
Praga, ChSR (Inatitute of Physical Chemistry of the
Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences, Prague, CSR)
PRESENTED: January 1, 1959, by A. N. Frumkin, Academician
SUBMITTEDi December 22, 1958
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Akademie der Wissenschaften, (Atoms)
(molecular dynamic.) (Crystal

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50th anniversary of Frof. Mudr Rudolf Fetr. Sborn. ved. prac. lek.
fak. Karlov. univ. (Hrad Kral) 4 no.4:389-390 '61-
(BIOGRAPHIES)

C Z EC HO SLOVAK I A
FlUG%ALAND, DrSc, Ifead (peedrtobta) Dqartment of rathological Anp-tomy
Fe=i---a--FFa~~ulty Charles Univerrai--y (Z;stav ratolog.-icke a.miomie
;A.arAt fa%ulty KU&Rarlovy universitxD~ and J- JINUMHOVA, I'lead,
of Occul,ational Diseases of Rraj National Health
(Oddeleni cborob z rovolani KIft*'Zr=Krajske Ustav Narodniho
I~radec Kralove.
'5bLStG5iS Associated with Lung Cancer."
Fcacavri Lekarstvi, Vol 14, No 10, Dec 1962; pp 468-471.
..,~SLractZ~nglish surr.,.ary z~,,odifiao: Description of case in 60-year
-'j- a-- - 81.
0l im it w'.ie t.,or`ed in manufacture of asbestos plates for over half of
!,is lif- !;roncldal r1anacellular carcinoma with widespread abdominal
metastaacs surerimposed uron diffuse rulmonary asbestosis. Two slides,
3 rent,enograms, photograrli of necropsy srecimen; 5 Czedi and 4 I..estern
referc cas
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CZE CIIOSLOVAKIA
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~FINGERLAND~,~,A. Prof Dr, Dr of Scien; MYDLIL, F., MD; PROCHAZKA7
J., ro- Dr.
1. Pathological-Anatomical Medical Faculty KU (Pato-
logickoanatomicky ustav lekarske fakulty KU),
Hradec Kralovy (for Fingerland); 2. Surgical Clinic
of the Medical Paculty KU (Chirurgicka klinika lekarske
fakulty KU), Hradec Kralovy (for 10rochazka); 3.
Lung Sanatarium (Plicni lecebna), Zamberk (for Mydlil)
Prague, Rozhledy v tuberkulose, No 5, 19632 pp 299-305
"Contribution to the Problem of Differential Diagnosis of
Pulmonary Cavities."

PROCHAMA, Jaroslav, prof, HUDr., DrSc.; BRZEK, Vladimir; ENDRYS, Jiri;
KOSMAK, Ivan; STEINHART, Leo; JURDI, P-i; SLEZAK, Premysl;
,EINGERLARD, Antonin, prof. IIUDr.0 DrSc.
Experience with surgical treatment of congenital aortic stenosis.
Sborn. ved. prac. lek. fak. Karlov. Univ. 9 no.1:85-96 164.
1. Kardicehirurgicke stredisko a chir. klinika (prednosta: prof.
MUDr. J. Prochazka, DrSc.); IL interni klinika (prednosta:
prof. MilDr. V. Jurkovic); Radiologicka klinika (prednosta:
prof. MUDr. J. Bastecky, DrSc.) a Patologicko-anatomicky ustav
kpredr-sta: prof. MUDr. A. Fingerland, DrSc.) Karlovy University
v Hradce Kralove.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
UDC 616.21~-006.6:616.24-003.65
NAVRATIL, 1,47iroslav; STS'JSKAL, Josef; FIRGERLAND, Antonin L_ Ins tituto
of Work Hy~iene and Professional Diseases s_t-dV_RFg_.___P
TT race a Chor.
z, Povolani , Prague, Director (Reditel) Prof Dr J. TEISINGER; 1st
Pathological and Anatomical Institute, Pac. Gen. 111ed. Charles Univ.
(I. Patologickoanatomicky Ustav Pak. Vseob. Lek. IM), Prague, Head
(Prednostal Prof Dr B. BEDNAR; Pathological and Anatomical Inst.
Med. Fac. Charles University (Patologickoanatomicky Ustav Lek. Pak.
KU), 11radec Kralove, Head (Prednosta) Prof Dr A. FINGERLAND.
"Occurrence of Lung Cancer in Asbestosis."
Prague, Pracovni Lekarstvi, Vol 18, No 6 - 7; Aug 66, pp 256-260
Cl -
Abstract /Authors' English summary ModifieL7: In the last 9 years
57 cases of asbestosis were reported in Czechoslovakia. Reports
on the state of health of 35 of these were available; of the 35,
9 patients' died within the last year, 7 of them of lung cancer.
Pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma was not found. The occurrence
of lung cancer in asbest-osis is very high. Workers who we.re ex-
posed to asbestos dust should be kept under observation, even
after they stooped working in dangerous surroundings and do not
suffer from asbestosis. 11 Figures, 3 Tables, 4 "Western, 11
1/1 Czech references. (14s. rec. 20 Dee 65
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FIRGAMM, A.; VORTEL, V.
-- Ilu . -i.,
Causes of child mortality according to data of the pathologic and
anatomic branch of the medical facuIt7 of Charles University in
Hradci Kral-ove in 1949. Cas.lek.ceek, 90 no.9:274-278 2 Mar 1951.
(CIML 20:7)

iM, A
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(
Path. anat. ustav. a psychiat. klin. lek. fak. v f1rad-,i ~ralove. Inklusni encefalitis
Inclusion encephalitis Gas. Lek. ces. 1951, 90/42 (1229-1232) Illus. 8
One case of chronic inclusion encephalitis, a disorder described first by Dawson
in 1933, is reported. Progressive mental deterioration in a 15-year-old patient
uith variable neurological signs led in 6 months to death. Grossly no uhanges
were found. Llicroscopically there iiyei-e signs of chronic diffuse encephalitis in-
volvinc, the whole brain with exception of cerebellum. No changes in the spinal
cord ivere found. In some nerve cells intranuclear inclusion bodies, s~jftilar to them
in herpes simplex, were demonstrated. In some nerve cells intra-plaimatic, non-
speAfic inclusion, as described by Muson, were noted. Animal inoculations
,acrt~ not made. This chronic inolusion encephalitis may ue due to a virus. A chronic
form of h2metic encephalitis is not to be excluded.
Fin-.,.rerland - 1[radec Kralove (V, 8)
SO: EXM~RPTA I.EDICA Vol. 5 No. 7 see. VIII July 1952

yINGIUAM, Ant., Prof. MUDr; VMIIL, Vl., MUDr; RITDRYS. J., MUDr
-- --wWwwa"Aft
Oesophagitis herpetica,.Cas.lok.cesk. 91 no.16:473-475 18 Apr 52.
1. Z pathologicko-anatomickeho ustavu lekarske fakulty v Hradci
Kral. Prednosta: MUDr Ant. Fingerland.
(ISOPHAGUS, diseases,
esophagitte ulcerative, pathol.)

KNGERLAND A., Prof.; VORTEL, V., dr.; PIErROVSKI, E., dr.;
-1-
USEK, J., dr.
-5:327-333
11mbolism of the amniotle fluid. Cask. gyn. 19 no
Oct 54.
(AMMOTIC FLUID
embolieve, pulm. in labor)
(LABOR, complications
embolism, pulm., amniotic fluid)
(PULMONAU SUOLISM AND THROMBOSIS
amniotic fluid embolism In labor)

FIRGERLAND...AA, prof., HUDr; VCRTIL, V1., MUDr;jVORAI, J.. MUDr;
21 00 1AR"O L. , 14TUDr
Gonerallsod oryptococcosin (torulosia). Cas. Isk. cook. 93 no.30i
809-816 23 JU17 54.
1. Z kateder pathologicke anatomis, mikrobiolcgie a nourologie
Vojenske lakarske akademle v Hradci Kralove.
(CRYPTOCOCCOSIS,
CUU. aspects)

IINGERLAIID. Ant., Prof.; TORTEL, Tl., doe., Hradec Kralove
Diabetes mallitus; patbologlcal anatomy. Cask. gastroenter.
9 no.3:161-169 Sept 55.
(DIABMS MTrX-TTUS, pathology.)

VORTEL, Vlad., Doe., Dr..-..jqNG9RLAND, A., prof., Dr.
Perinatal mortality causes; statistical report from the
Anstonoptbological Department, Hradec Kralove Military
Medical School, 1949-53. Cook. pediat. 11 no.11:867-874
Nov 56.
(INPANT MORTALITY
perinatal, causes, statist. (Cs))

t'~4 4 -
41V01.10/2 thology zeb 57
j~,.M.RPTA X:MICA bec*5 Gen.11a
351. -FINGERLAND A. VLA, Hradec KrAlovd. *Zji�t6nf nedomykavosti chlopnf
PFrUFrn-F-PrrvT.-D7Tr7m inat ion of valvular insufficiency in
routine autopsies CAS.LMCES. 1956, 95125-26(696-699)lllus.3
In 250 autopsies a simple method for the determination of valvular insufficiency
was tested. The left ventricle Is filled with saline under a pressure of 100- 120 cm.
of water (through the aorta), the right ventricle under a pressure of 30-40 cm. and
the closure of mitral and tricuspid valves is observed. Defects of the intra-
ventricular septum were easily demonstrated as well. This method was reliable
in normal and thickened valves of the left heart, but unreliable in the tricuspid
valve and in the normal mitral valve when autolysis is too advanced.
DvoWek - Olomouc

~A --nx 5 Vol .-10/ 6
1732. FINGERLAND A. Pathol.-Anat. Inst., l1radec Kralovd (Tachechos Iowa ke Q.
fZ_ur_ff6-F-pWMb=ge und Pathogenese der geschichteten Lun-entubc rku tome.
Morphology and pathogenesis of stratified tuberculoma
of the lung VIRCHOWS ARCH. PATH, ANAT. 1956, 329/4(521-532)
Illus. 9
Tuberculomas are fundamentally related to the bronchi, which in this case usually
present a tuberculous inflammation. in the 60 cases studied, M. tuberculosis was
detected 41 times. The bacilli were always found in the centre or in the blocked
bronchial rest. The fact that they are found in the micro-acrophile centre, that is.
in the place where the bronchus has been is so characteristic that a fundamental
significance should be attached to it whith reference to the development of tuber-
culomas. This central colony of bacilli is a nucleus round which the tuberculoma
grows In layers. These layers are the manifestation of the change in activity.
The tuberculoma grows at the periphery, not through the direct action of the bacil-
It, but owing to a humoral reaction of probably antigen-antibody type.
Van Dongen-Torman - Appelacha (V, 15*)

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FINGERLOD, Antonin, prof., doktor mad.; VORTHL, Vladimir, dotsent, doktor Med.
Some staphylococcal infections caused by strains of microbes
resistant to antibiotics which arise insargical wards. Vest.
Mir. 83 no.7:21-30 JI '59. (MIRA 12.11)
1. Is kafedry patologicheskoy anatomii Voyenno-seditsinakoy
akademii v Gradtae Kralove (Chekhoolovatskeqa ReBpublika).
(STAPHYLOCOCCAL INDICTIONS)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
FINGERLAND, A.
Prague, Rozhledy v tuberkulose, No 3, 1963, pp 145-146
"The Pathology of Smoking and Pneumology.11

FRIGERLAND,
To the 50th anniversary of professor Vladimir Vortel, DrSc.
Sbo3m. ved. prac. lek. fak. Karlov. Univ. 8 no.4,.4(Y7-418
, 65.

FINGEWD kitoninp prof. MUDr., DrSc.
On the bronchogenic genesis of stratified tuberculomas.
Sborn. ved. prac. lek. fak. Karlov Unir. 8 no. 4:419-426
65.

FINGh-").D, Antonin; KOPECNY, Jaroslaw
lung cancer in women. Sborn. ved. prac. lek. fak. Ka&v.
Univ. 8 noo,4:495-499 1 65.
1. Patol6gicko-anatomicky ustav (prednosta: prof. MUDr.
A. Fingerlandq DrSc.)p Karlovy University v Hradci Kralove.

VORTELO V,; PIACHYj V.; FINGERIANDO A.
Hepatitis in infants after transfusion of pooled plasm.
Cesk. pediat. 20 no.lOt879-882 0 165.
1, Patologickoanatomicky ustav (prednosta prof. dr. A.
Fingerland, DrSc.) a detWa klinika (prednosta prof. dr.
J. Blecha, DrSc.) lekarske fakulty Karlovy University
v Hradci Kralove.

KRAUSY Z.; VORTELY V.; F SALAVEC., M.; KRCH) V.
Uncommon skin mAnifestations in Wegener's granulomatosis.
Cesk. derm. 40 no.6:378-382 D 165.
1. Registracni stredisko histologie koznich nemoci pri
patologickoanatomickem ustavu (prednosta prof. dr. A.
Fingerland), kozni klinika (prednosta prof. dr. B. Janousek)
a I. interni klinika (prednosta prof. dr. F. Gernik) lekarske
fakulty Karlovy University v Hradei Kralove.

SKRIVANEK, Ota; SALAVEG, Miloslav; PRIBORSKY, Jaromir; FITGERUND,
Antonin; KRCH, Taclav.
Roentgen picture of the lungs in Vegener's granulomatosiso
Sborn. ved. prac. le3c. fak. Karlov. Univ. 8 no.2t249-256
t 65.
1. Radiologicka klinika (prednorta - prof. MUDr. J. Biatecky,
DrSc.)j 1. Interni klinika (prqdnosta - prof. MUDr. F. Cernik);
Patol. anat. ustav (prednostas prof. MUDr. A. Fingerland,
DrSc.) Lekarske fakulty Karlovy University v Hradoi Kralove.

jINDRICHOVA, Jirina; VORTEL, Vladimir; FINGERIMM, Antonin; JINDTtAK Karel-
CHROBAK, Ladislav
Fatal pamyelophthisis degenerated to subacute myeloid leukemia
caused by benzene. Vnitrni lek. 11 no.10:995-999 0 165.
1. Krajsky ustav narodniho zdravi, odd-,Ieni chorob, z povolani,
Hradec Kralove (prednosta: doc. I-IlDr. Jirina Jindrichova, CSc.),
Patologicko anatomicky ustav lekarske fakulty Karlovy University
* 11radci Kralove (prednosta: prof. MDr. Antonin Fingerland, Dr.Sc.)
* I. vnitrni klinika lekarske fakulty Karlovy University v Hradci
Kralove (prednosta: prof. MUDr. Frantisek Cernik).

FINGERLAND, A.
"Boundary and eigenvalue problems in mathematical physics" by
Hans Sagan. Reviewed by A.Fingerland. Cs cas fys 12 no.3:
304 162.
1. Ustav fyziky p4nych latek, Ceakoslovenska akademie ved,
Praha.

FINGM-LUT 0 YU& --.- -.-
41
From the fund of public conamption* Sov,shakht. U no*6:31-32
.To 162. (MIRA .15:6)
1# Shakhta imeni laninap go Novoshakhtinak.
(Nonwage payments) (Coal miners)

KIBBLEVA, V.L.; POLFZHMVA, N,P.; JINDEROVA, A.L.
Blectrolytic tinning from sulfuric acid electrolytes with
additionsof polyethylene glycol asters, Izvovys.uchebo
sav.; Ubim.i khim.takh 2 no.4;578-581 '59.
(mm 13;z)
1,Ivanovekly khimko'-takhnologicheakiy institut. Kafedra
tokbnologii elaktrokhimichookikh proizvodstv.
(Tin plating)

Physical development of rural schoolchildren in Pskor Pro-
vince. Zdrav. Ros. Teder. 8 no.2tl2-16 P163 WIRA 17:3)
1. Otdel sanitarnoy statistiki. (rukovoditel' - doUent Ye.A.
Sadvokasova) Instituta organizatgii zdravookhraneniya i istorii
meditsiny imeni N.A.Semashlco.

FINGL, J.
Control of vater supply in the food industry. p. 305, Vol. 6.. no. 6.
1955. PEWSL POTR&VIN. Praha.
Source: East European Accessions List (MAL)s LC,, Vol. 5,, No. 30 march 1956.

FIVGL, Ari
Standardization helps the operatioz of publio eating facilities.
Normalizace 11 no*6xl75-179 Je- 963.
1. Zavody potravinarokyeh a chladicich otroju, n.p., Vy~a~
ustav., Prahae

FINGL
- - .:- ".Jinl~ll
Use of high-frequency and infrared radiation in restaurants.
Pr= potravin 15 no.2&54-61 F 16,/
I. Zavody Vitemeho unora, n.po, Vyzkumny ustar stroju chladi-
olch a potravinarsky-chg Praha,

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AUTHOR: Finikov, B. 1. 20-2-13/62
'TITLEi On a Family of Classes of Functions in the Algebra of Logic and
Their Realizations in the Class of n-Schemata. (Ob odnom semeystve
klassov funktsiy algebry logiki i ikh realizatsii v klasse x-skhem)
PERIODIMALt Doklady Akademii Nauk,SSSRi. 1957, Vol- 115, Nr 2, pp. 247-248 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; This paper examines a fami 1y of some of these classes, namely of
the classes Rn,k of functions, which depend on n arguments and ac-
cept the value I exactly on k sets of the values (n) of the argu-
ments. Further the possibility is investigated here to re lize the
~
functions from these classes with the aid of P-schemata. he pre-
sent paper is the continuation of a work by G.N.Igosheva.'But the
author here uses another algorithmfor the realization of the func-
tions of these classes and shows that even in the case of a certain
increase of k the number of the contacta in the P-schemata (which
realize the functions from Rn k) is asymptotically not higher than
2n. By L (f) the author here Motes the minimum number of the signs
of the variables, which suffice for writing down the function f with
the aid of the formulas used here. Further the function Lk(n)-
oduced here, where the maximum refers to all func-
maxL(f) is intr
I
tions of Rn,k. Then the following theorem applies.Lk(n)_