SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEFREMOVA, V. A. - YEFREMUSHKIN, G. G.

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YEPREMOVA, T. M., Cand of I-led "ci -- (diss) "Influahce of tha Hypothalamic
Region on the Functional,Status of the Cerebral Cortex of Rabbits
Afflicted With Acube Radiation Sicknesso" Chervontsrit 1959, 15 PP
(Chervontsy State Medical Institute) (KL, 5-60, 130)

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AUTHOM Yefremova,, V,
CTLE Prevention of*pyodematitis with staphyloa~atoxin
SOURCE: Meditsinskiy zhurnal Uzbek.1stana, no. 5, 1965, 75-77
TOPIC TAGS, dervatology, immunolog"
y, toxicology
Workers in a garment factory were inoculated with staphyloanatoxin to
determine the value of active immunization in reducing the incidence of purulent
skin diseases. Workers In a similar factory served as the control. Some 600 per-
sons were injected subcutaneously three times with 0.5 and 1. 0 ml of staphyloan6tox-
in at 20 day intervals between'the first and second inocialations anti at 10 day in'!
,;,-:.-tervals between the second and third. Three and 12 monti-.Is after ihe third inocula-
.,,-tion the workers were revaccinated. A systemic reaction in the form of malaise)
ills, and elevation of temperature occurred In 55 persons after the
weakness, ch
first inoculation' after the second - in 26, after the third - in 17s after the
..''first-revaccination, in 2; after-the second - in li A local reaction.after thef
firstinoculation was noted in 323 personsi after the second," in 209, after the
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hird.- in 237, after the fir3t revaccination in 199, after the second in 178.
Subsequent inoculations with staphyloanatoxin reduced the number of both local and
general reactions. In addition to active immunization, a variety of hygienic and
technical improvements were made in the factory, first.-aid units were set up to pro-. :.
ide prompt treatment of,minor injuries, and nurses circulated throughout the facto-
inspecting the hands of the workers and, in the event of microtraumas, applied a
lacquer. The incidence of pyodennatitis decreased from 1.8 per 100 insured persons.
in 1960 to 1.1 in 1961, the year -the inoculations were; first used, and to 0.3 in
.
1962 as compared with 1.7, 2.3, and 1.01 among the controls.: The average duration
of the disease dropped from 6.3 days in 1960 to 4.6 in 1962 as ccynpared with 4.0 in
1960 and 6.4 in 1962 among the controls. The author concluded that staphy3oanatoxin
Is effective in preventing purulent skin diseases in Industrial workers.
ASSOCIATION:. Kafedra kozhnykh'i ~,enericheskikh bolezaey Andizhanskogo meditsinskogo
In
instituta (Department of Der-mat ogical and Venereal Diseases A-ndizhan Medical
stitute)

SUBMITTED: 1I.MaY64 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: LS
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MIKHAYLOV, V.V.; YAWYJ-11, A.T. [deceased]; RASKIN, Ya.L.; SV-I?RDLII.', M.S.;
YEFREI-IoVA, yK-;--Prinimala uchastiye: BEREZ111A, G.P.
Granulated organic pigments for the paint industry. Lakokras.
mat.i ikh prim. no.3:32-35 162. (MIRA 15-7)
(Pigments)

MIKHAYLOV, V.V.; PESCHANSKAYA, R.Ya.; FORER, Ye.R.; YEFREMOVAJ, V.K.;
FERMZENTSEVA, N.M.; ALEKSEYEVA, N.As
New production variety of organic pigments for the ~Pber industry.
Khim.prom. no.lt26-28 At- 163. (MA 16:3)
(Pigments) _(Dyes-and dyeing--Rubber goods)

FRSMOVA, V. N.
"The Copolymerization of Allyl Alcohol and Its DerivatiTes with Sulfur Dioxide",
U. Ak. Nauk SSSR, Otdel Xhim. Nauk. No. 5. 1949.
Kbr., lust, Organic Chemintry, Aced. Dept. Chem. Sci., Ia., -1948-.

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ARBUZOVA, I.A.; FLOTKINA, S.A.; YYMOVA, V.N.
_-V ' ': ~~ 11-
Synthesis of alkylidene and arylidene glycol acrylates and
methacrylates. Zhur.ob.khim. 26 no.4:1124-ii27 Ap 156. (mak 9:8)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Acrylic acid) (Methaerylic acid)

79--28-5--33/69
AUTHORS: Arbuzova, I. A., Uchakov. S, If.,, Plotkina, S. A., Yefromova,
V. IT., Ulezlo, I, K.
TITLE: On the Conversion Reactions of Methylolmetacrylamide ( 0
reaktsiyakh prevrashcheniya matilolmotal:rilamida)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii. 1958, Vol, 20, Tfr 5,
pp,,, 1266- 1269 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In carryin.- out one of the experiments for the synthesis of
methylolr-ictacrylamide accordinG to Feuer, Lynch ( Fayer i
Linch) (Reference 1) t*iie authors separated/becides this com-
pound.alzo a product with the melting point 80,5 - 81,50C
which,until now,has not been identified as dimetacrylamido-
dimethylether. Many experiments to isolate this product from
the mixture of final products of the above synthesis did not
succeed, which also was tho-reason for investigrating the con-
version reaction of methylolmetacrylamide more in detail. The
experiments to realize the dimetacrylamidodimethylether by
Card 1/3 conversion of the methylolnetacrylamide with benzoylchloride
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On the Conversion Reactions of Methylolmetacrylamide 79-28-5-33/6,9
in alkaline medium accordiriq to (Tsiceynor)(Refer-
once 3) did not succeed, Wing of the apinlor. th~.~ the other would
have to forn &9afiral. product in trio uynthesis of methylene-
dimetacrylamide in the presence of acidous catalysts the be-
haviour of methylolmetacrylamide in the presence of acidous
catalysts was investi-ated. On heating of the latter with a
small amount of hydrochloric acid it could be converted into
the dimetacrylamidodimethylether. In the case of increased
concentration this other was conver,~ed to the already known
methylenedimetacrylamide (see reaction scheme), According to
the data by Fe-uer end IbTch,.the met hylolmetacryl a-mide polymerizes
on heating in the'presence of mineral acids and boron chloride
(B Cl3 ) with formation of unmeltable and insoluable Polymers,,
which fact indira-t-a I 4.IM!r < -1-riicture. The experi-
I _ UUMS~Jonal ok,
ments carried out by the authors showed that the mothylolmet-
acrylamide also polymerizes on the action of peroxide stimulater4
in which case polymers of a line or three -direns ional structure
can be obtained',depending on the prevailing conditions~ In
Card 2/3 the case of irradiation of this amide with ultraviolet li,,sht
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On the Conversion Reactions of Mothylolmetacrylamide 79-28-5-7"3/69
a solid unmeltable polymer results from it. In the masspoly-
merization in the presence of benzoylperoxide a vitreous poly-
mer forms which is insoNnble in water and usual or,--anic solvents.
ne
There are 6 references, of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSR
(institute for Ifigh-Molecular Compounds AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 29, 1957
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ARUZOVA, I.A.; YEMMVA, V.N.
Pol7merization of glvcidvl mathacr7late. Tysokom soed. I no-3:455-4559
Mr '59. ( WRA 12:10)
1.1natitut vvsokomolekulyarn7kh soyedineni7 AN SSSR.
(Polymerization) (Mothaer7lic acid)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICALt
87341
S/190/60/002/010/025/026/77.
B004/BO64
Arbuzova, I. A., Yefreaovad V. K.
Production of Linear Polymers of the Glycidyl Esters of
Unsaturated Acids by the Mechanism of Cyclic Polymerization
Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, 1960, Vol. 2, No. 10,
PP. 1586-1587
TEXTs In this letter to the editors the authors state that they succeeded
in polymerizing glycidyl esters of unsaturated acids, containing, apart from
the double bond, also a glycide group which is capable of polymerizing if
the-(-oxide cycle is opened. When polymerizing glycidyl methacrylate in
the presence of BF 3 alcoholate and hydroquinonep a linear polymer, soluble
in alcohol, dioxan, and acetone was obtained which contains no glycide
group. The intrinsic viscosity of -the polymer was 0-057, the molecular
weight 818. Clycidyl acrylate was polymerized In a similar way. The
formation of a linear cyclic polymer is assumed as reaction schemet
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Production of Linear Polymers of the Glycidyl S119016010021010102510261XX
Esters ofUisaturated Acids by the Mechanism B004/BO64
of Cyclic Polymerization
CH CH C11 4- CH
0/1 2 2 / 2 / 3
OCR C-CH2
R I I
CH C=0 U=V
01, CH CH3 NO/ ,-CH CH3
> ... OCH ~~'Z~-CH+ :Pp- -OCH C /CH
1 1 2 1 2
CH2 C=O 2 C=O
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There are 4 referencess 2 Soviet and 2'93.
SUBMITTEI)s July 5, 1960
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31190J601002101210121019
B017/BO78
AUTHORS: Arbuzova, 1. A., Yefromoval V. N., Yeliseyeval A. C.
TITLE: Synthesis and Properties of Methylmethacrylate
Dimethacrylamidodimethyl Ether Copolymers
PERIODICAL: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, 1960, Vol. 2, Tio. 12,
pp. 1828 - 1831
TEXT: Copolymers of methylmethacrylate with dimethacrylamidodimethyl
ether were-synthesized and their mechanical properties examined. A de-
tailed description in the experimental part explains the syn'thesis of
these copolymers. The effect of the content of dimethacrylamidodimethyl
ether in copolymers containing methylmethacrylate on tensile strength,
elongation, specific viscosity, and modulus of elasticity at 200C has
been studied. Results show that the tensile strength of copolymers in-
creases when adding 4-5 mole,% dimethacrylamidodimethyl ether. If this
amount is further increased, a sharp decrease in strength occurs. Visco-
sity first increases with an addition of dimethacrylamidodimethyl ether,
reaches a maximum, and declines again with a further addition,while the
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Synthesis and Properties of Methylmethacrylate S11901601002101210121C19
Dimethacrylamidodimethyl Ether Copolymers B017/BO78
modulus of elasticity remains unaffected. Fig.2 shows the vitrification
temperature of polym4thylmethaerylate copolymers with decamethylglycol-
dimethacrylate, ethylbutylpropanenedioldimethacrylate, ally1methacrylate,
and dimethylpropanenediodirnethacrylate according to data by S. Loshaek
(Ref.2), B. N. Rutovskiy and A. M. Shur (Ref-5), and with dimethacryl-
amidodimethyl ether as a function of the components of copolymerization. x
Results show that the vitrification temperature of these copolymers in-
creases with a diolefin content of up to 5~. The vitrification tempera-
ture was determined according to A. I. Marey (Ref-11). Professor
Ye. V. Kuvshinskiy is thanked for measurements made in his laboratory.
There.are 2 figures and,11 references: 4 Soviet, 4 US, 1 British, and:
2 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR
(Institute of High-molecular Compounds of the Academy of
Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 23, 1960
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ARBUZOVA, I.A.; TEPMOVA, V.N.
Synthesis of linear polymers of gl7cidyl esters of unsaturated acids
based on the mechanism of cyclic polymerization. Vygokon. eoed. 2
no.10:1586-1587 0 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Polymerization) (Acrylic acid) (Methacrylic acid)

ARBUZOIA., I.A.; YEFRMOVA, V.N.; YELISEYEVA, A.G.; ZINDER M.F.
C7clic p6lymerization of gl$cidol esters of uneaturated
acids in the presence of ionic catalysts. Vysokom. soed. 5
no.12:1819-1823 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR.

)EFREMOVA, V. N.
Reactogenicity and immunological changes in the serum of persons
following aerosol immumization with typhoid faver monovaccine.
Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 40 no. 2:51-57 F 163. (NIRA 17:2)
1. 1z TSantrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachay.
. ..... . . .

YEFREMOVA, Y.N.
Evaluation of the epidemiological effectiveness of the aerosol Wthod
Of.iMMUni2a.tion against typhoid fever. Trudy-TSIU 6808-39 164.
Study of the.immunological shifts in the blood sera of childrenand
adults following aerosol immunization against typhoid fevei. Ibid.s
88-9p (WRA 18,
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AIMORSs Arbuzova, I. S.; Yefremova, V, N,; Fedorovn,_Ye. F.; YGliseye,~a, A~G.;
Zin!~r, 14.
TITLEEi Synthesis of reactive polymers. A study of the addition of the epoxide
ring to the carbo-.-.jl group of poly-,.era
SOURCE.- V73okorolokulyarn-rve sovedinonlya, .r, 7, no, 6, IQA5, ln-24-2(-VA
TOPIC TA63t polymer, resin, apoxide, m-othacryla*.o,\coDol.,rme.-170tior. ~ Nippor
Bun,,co infrared spectrophotomete r
( ~Products of g:ycidylyl mathacrylate and mathe-
ABS,rRACT: The copolymerization
crylic acid were synthesized in order to study the reaction of the epoyy rinF
witi the carbo.Vl i~roup of the coTx)lyrnc)r. CIycidylyl mothaerylate was aynthos!znd
7', 9 , va , -I ri
- Was -it, a
7 Z -1::7
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Clio Clio
C111-ccuff I B Z..! CHI-Cc6l, Bit
0 0 1
CHO 0 Clio lof H2 CHO
CHg-CC510 +CH,---CIICH,OCC-CH,--CHt=CC6CHtCHC60C-CHt
I If 4 1 111 . ~
0 0 '0
CHO OH CHO
CHt--&OCHkHCH,OC~=CH,+ I B.
0 0
Tha atruoture of the oross-linking bridge was determined by ER spectroscopy of
thi copolymer of glycidylyl methacrylate and methacrylic acid, ond was confirm-ed
b7 a similar study of the IR spectra of glycildimethacrilal,e aj-mthesized by the
ac'.ion )f mothacrylic aciJ on gl.7c~ldylyi me*~~acrylata in the -,Tresence
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-Institute
fn~titdt vyesokomol*kuL-ar-.*rkh coyedinenty AN
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for
SUEI CODE.- 00
.7777~.'

HU KTAblis~. s-- -I. OVA,V.V., redaktor
[Laboratory mamial for reconditioning military machines. (Bear ag
casting section)] RakayodstTo k laboratornym rabotam po vosstana7-
lenliu boeVkh mashin. (Otdol zalivki podshipnikov). Hookya, 1948
69 p. (Bearings (Naebinery)) (MM 8:9)
.14

DYFIARCII[jK, N.P.; YEM7-14011A V.V.1 MISHCHENKO, K.P., doktor khIm.nauk, prof.
Tl-~ermodynammdcs c.1 the interaction of cellulose with water and
Lqueous electrolyte solutions. Report No-4. Trudy LTITSBP no.12,13-
17 '64- (MIRA 18:8)

L-60942-65 EWT(m) Feb DIAAP
.ACCHSSI0N TIR: AP5014,322 UR/0367/65/C)O"-/005/0937/)939
-AUTHORS V - ---V-i-tnian,- W - DDzbele
v. -8.;. Yefre-mova. V. Ya.
iTITLE: Positrons from
',SOURCE:.. -Yadernaya- f,iz,ika,_ vq 1, no, 5, 1965, 937-939
---4TOPIC--TAGS: lutecium, -pocSitrori' decayj annib .ilation radiation, Gamma.
:-;Gamma coincidence
In view of the disdove-ry made by -V. A~ Balalayev et al. i
;tMatterialy soveshchanlya po spektroskopii neytronodefitsitnykh
zotopov i teorii yadra (Mate'rials of Conference on the Spectroscopy
~iof Neutron Deficient IT~topes and Nuclear Theory] Dubna., 1964) that
I I Is possible, the authors searched for post-
por3' tronic deWT Of Ju
t~ons from Lu by detecting the annihilation radiatic,n, with the
,VNIIM rry-coincidence scintillation spectrometer. The aource was
1 171
,Lu saparated chromatographically after 20 houro from the hafnium
r
...!fraction produced by irradiating tantalum with 660-MeV protons. lbe
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T. Anohq-,~~

BORISOV, V.; TARASOV. F., redaktor; YYJ MOVA, Ye.: MUNTYAIT, T., tekh-
nicheskiy redaktor
[W first radio receiving set] Hot Pervyi radiopriemnik. Moskva,
rvd-vo Dosaaf, 1955. 76 p. (MLRA 8:7)
(Radio--Receivers and reception)

AIMTOVSKIY, V.V., doktor tekhnnauk, profe; TZEW141YER, L.S.) inzh.;
IAPINE.9 L.V.., inzh.; YEFREI-DVA Ye.A., inzh.
luerman--Russian hydraulic engineering diotionary* edited by M.M.
drdshin'O Reviewed by V.V.Aristovskii-and others* Gidr. stroi.
33.uo.5.-62-63 Yg 163. (MIRA 16:5)
(Hydraulic engineering-Dictionaries)
(German language-Dictionst-riea--Russian) (Grishin,, M.M.)

KAI-1,YSIIII,V, Nikolay Iviinovich; KAGHURIII, Murat 13orinovich; MARTYNOV,
B.B. , red .; )LE~nt red.
11,-, ~.... ..
[About the MD-5 and MD-2-5 engines for airplane model
makers] Modelistam - o dvigateliakh ~M-5 i 1,M-2,5. Mo-
skva, DOSAAF, 1964. 38 P. (MIRA 17:9)

VZOVSKIT, A.G.1 YZYREMOVA, Yel.
Reparative processes in pulmonary tuberculosis from data of
roentgenological studies. Probl.tub. 38 no.7t29-34 160.
(MIRA 14: 1)
(TUBERCULOSIS)

LIMANSKAYA, G.F.; QSTROVSKIY,- Xa.G.; YEFREMOVA, Ye.I.
Occupational processes as an element of compound therap7,of
tuberculosis patients. Probl. tub. 41 no.11-60-6.3 163. t
(MIRA 17:9)
l.-jz Xkraim-kogQ naur-hno~iaLladovatel!skogo-instituta-tubarkuleza
i grudnoy karurgii (dir..,Iy dotsent A S Mamolat) i sanatoriyat
"Pervomayskly" (glavnyy hch Ya.G.Osir;vskiy), Kiyev.

ERIK, F.G., inzh.; YUWOVA,.,Ye.M.; LOPOVOKI L.I., kand. arkh.;
MAKOTINSKIY, M.P.J. iand~ arkb.;.RIWVZOROV, A.K... arkh.;
CHARNYY,,S.S., kand..takhn. nauk; Prinimali uchastiye:
BOGUSLAVSKIY, A.I., insh.; LIVSHITS,.A.M.,, inzh.; POPOV,
A.N., retsenzent; ROKHVARGER, Ye.L., kand. tekhn. nawl,,-'
retsenzent; GURVICH, E.A., rod.
(Catalog of finishing materials and elements) Katalog ot-
delochnykh materialov i izdelii. MoBkva, Goestrolizdat.
Pt-5. [Ceramics) Keramika. 1961. 54 P. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut novykh
stroitellnykh matprialov. 2. Deystvitellnyy chlen Akademii
stroitel'stva i Arichitektury SSSR *!or Popov).
(Finishes and finishing)

39845
S11901621004100810031016
B117/B144
3
AUTHORS: Klebanskiy, A. L., Chevychalova, K. K., Yefremova, Ye. M.
TITLE: Formation conditions and structure of dimers obtained by the
bulk polymerization of chloroprene
PERIODICALt,--Vysokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniyaj.v- 4P no. 8, 1962,
1145-1150
TEXT: The polymerization of chloroprene in the presence of peroxides or
tetraalkyl Thiuram diaulfide with sulfur at 50 - 550c, and the.effect of
individual factors on the formation of dimers, -were studied. Theformation
rate and the dimer-to-polymer ratio increase when the polymerization
tpmperature rises. Dimers are the main products obtained in the presence
of inhibitors. Increasing the degree of polymerization to >70% brings
down the relative amount of the resulting dimers to 4 - 5%. The high
molecular polymerization of chloroprene in the presence of tetramethy~
thiuram disulfide yielded dimers, of which 65% have the structure of
1,5-dichlorocyclooeta-1 -diene, whilst 12% were 4-(I-chlorovinyl)-l-
,5
chlorocyclohexene. The structure was determined by oxidation, ozonolysia,
and hydrogenation at 200C in the presence of platinum black,'ylelding a
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S/190/62/004/008/003/016
Formation conditions and.*.. B117/B144
product with the physioochemical constants of'cyclooctane. The structure
of the latter was confirmed by oxidation with nitric acid yielding
suberic acid. The prevailing formation of 6-membered dimers wan explained
by the stabilization of the primary 8-membered cyclic compl6x owing to
an increase in viscosity of the medium during polymer formation, and owing
to the absence of catalytic inhibitors. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellslciy Institut sinteticneskogo
kauchuka im. S. V. Lebedeva (All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Synthetic Rubber imeni S. V. Lebedev)
SUBMITTEDs MaY 3o 1961
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V.
FEDOROV, N.; YXFF3MOVA, Ye., red.; KARTAKINA, M., tekhn.red.
(Program for training members of the All-Union Volunteer
Society for Assistance to the Armyq Air Force, and Navy to
qualify as 3rd class drivers] Programme podgotovki chlenov
dobrovollnogo obahchestva sodeistviis armii, aviatoli i flotu
na kursakh pervichnykh organizateii po spetsialinosti shofera
)-go klassa. Moskva, 1954. 77 P. (min 13:6)
1. Voenoyusnoye dobrovollnoye obshchestvo sodaystviya armli,
aviataii i flotu.
(Automobile drivers)

KIITJKIIRA, Yu.. YUMOYA, To., rodAktor; KARYAKIIU, M. takhnichookiy
redakto.
(Hand controlled flying airplone model]Kordovaia 1*talushchAla
model' samoleta. Moskva, Izd-vo Dosaaf, 1955. 36 p. (KLRA 8:7)
(Airplanes--Models)

.1 -
Y.C.
KAZHINSKIT. Bernard Bernardovich; MLI. Semen Bortsovich; Ye.
recLgktor; ARMIANOV, B., tekhaicheskiy redaktor - 21MIMOMIMA-1 _gWelow
[Homemade wind power electric stations] Samodellunia vetroelektro-
stantsita. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1956. 93 p. (MLRA 10:6)
(Windmills) Oleetrie power plants)

KUKANIN, Vladimir Vladimirovich; YArMOVA, Ye.V., red.; KARYAKINI,
K.S.. tekhn.red. 1, . - " . ~. I' I
Eftselage airplane models with rubber motors] YiUSSlia2hnye
modeli samoletov a rezinovymi dvigateliami. Moskva, Izd-vo
DOSAAIP, 1958. 71 PO (KMA 12:7)
(Airplanes-Models)
LENS
.777

,X4Ze~J., red.; KARTAKINA# M,,S,,
,-r astantinovich
XOSTAWO, KO AW
teldm~ red'.
ca g glider modelil Proektirovanie I rawhat
(Designing and 'Iculatii
modelel planarov.- Hookra, Isd-vo DOSW, 1958; 200 p.(NIRA 11:10)
(Gliders (Aeronautics)-Models)
10,

KOSTMO, Igor' Konstantinovich; SIDOROY, Orest Alaksondrovich;
SHERMOTBY,-Boris'Nikolayevich; TKFRHMOYA, Te.T., red.;
BLAZHENKOTA, G.I., takhn.red.
[Foreign gliders) Znrubezhnys plenary. Moskva, Izd-vo
DOSW. 1959. 159 P. (MIRA 13:2)
(Gliders (Aeronautics))

PSAKH S, Z.Ta.; KLIYENOYSKIT, G.B.; SUKHANOV. A.P. TEPRO40TA, Tej.,,"
red.; BLAZHMOVA, G.I., tekhn.red.
(Models of racing automobiles] Modeli gonochnykh avtomobilei.
Moskva, Izd-vo DOSW. 1959. 173 P. (MIRA 13:3)
(Automobiles. Racing--Kodels)

VASIL'YEV, Grigoriy Silantlyevich; 7EFRM40VA, Ye.V., red.; MWINA,
Ye's., takhn.red.
[Models with flapping wings] Modeli a m9ohnohehimi kryllismi.
Moskva, lod-vo DOSAAF, 1960. 84 p. (MIRA 14:4)
(Flying-machines-Modelo)

MESHKOVSKIY, Alakmandr Vasil 'yevich 1, YEFIWOVA 0 7~.V.p red.1 FAYNS)IMIDT,
F.Ya.., tekhn. red.
[How to build a very simple course for automobile training and sports)
Nak postroit' prosteishii uchabno-sporti-vnyi avt=otodrom. Moskva
Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1960. 87 (MIRA 14:9~
(Automobile driveril (Automobile racing)

KLIYEBTOVSKIT, Gleb Borieovich; F!jMIS, Zinoviy Yokovlevich; YEFREMOVA,
.Ye.Y., red.; KARTAKin, x.s., takhn.red.
[Automobile models with rubber and spring-actuated engines]
Modali avtomobilei a rezinovymi i pruzhinnymi dvigateliami.
Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAIF, 1960. 103 P. (KMA 13:6)
(Automobile--Models)

Ye.V., red.; PLMaUNOV,
MMSTOPALOY, Konstantin Sergeyevich; TO
I.I., red.; MYAKINA, M.S., tekhn.red.-'-"----'-
[Bench and fitting work and maintenance of motor vehicles]
Slesarno-montazhnys raboty i tekhnichaskoe obaluzhivenis avto-
mobilia. Moskva, Izd-vo DOUH , 1960. 237 P-
(HIM 13:7)
(Motor vehicles--Kaintenance and repair)

BABAYU, Nikolay Alekseyevich; GAYEYBKIY. Oleg Konstantinovich;
IYANNIKOY, Dmitrijv Andreyevich; KMIYAYTMff, Sergey Ste-
panovich; KiIRTUMOY, Ihmanuil Bogdanovich; MORA, Yu.;-
YZFXWOTA._Xq,!T., red.; LkUYAKI)Lk.. N.B., tekhn. red.
(Airplane modeling; manual for makers of airplane models and
instructors of circles for the firBt and second training year]
Aviatsionnyi modelizm; uchabnoe posovie dlie eviamodelistov i
rukovoditelel kruzhkov pervogo i vtorogo godov obucheniia.
lzd. 2., parer. i dop. Pod obshchei red. B.B.Mikirtumove.
Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAv, 196o. 286 p. WRA 14:5)
(Airplanes-Kodels)
OEM

SM10OV, Engel's Pavlovich; YEITOAOVA,_yO.v,,. red.; FAYVSIVIDT, P.Ya.,
tekhn. red.
(Propellers for rubber-motor aIrplane models] Virty rezinomotorrqkh
letaiushabikh modelei. Moskvaj Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1961. 107 P.
(MIRA 14: -11)
(Airplanes--44odels)

PAVLOV, Anatoliy Nikolayevich;.:P~K~~OVA YO-V-, red.; KOROLEV, A.V.,
j~
tekhn. red.
(Makinq ship models]Postroika modelei sudov. Moskva, Izd-vo
DOSAAF, 1962. 49 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Ship models)

NATALENKO,
Valentin Favlovich, maater sports; YEFZM0VA,_TQ._TL2_red.;
BOLONKIN, A.A... red.; SORKIN, M.Z., tekhn, red,
(Models flying on cords]Kordovye letaiushchle modeli. Moskvap
Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 83 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Airplanes--Models)

DROZHZHINpNikolay Alekseyevich, master sporta; YEFREMIVA, Ye.V.,,
red.; KUKHINA, Ye.S., tekhn. red.
(A radio controlled wp4a glider]Mddpll planerial, upravliaemala
87 p. "-~
po radio. Moskva, Izd~-vo DOSAAF, 1962,11, IMIRA 16:2)
(Gliderb (Aeronautics)) -Models-Radio ntrol)
N

ALUSEYEV, Sergey Makarovich; )[~~~AbEV~V red.; TROITSKIY, L.V.p
red.; FAYNSHMIDT, F.Ya., tekhn. red.
[The ShK-2 transmitter-receiver for school use]Shkoltnaia radio-
stantaiia. ShK-2. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 119 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Radio--Education and training)
~R

YUVENAL'YEV, Igor' Nikolayevich; , j L.,-Ye.V. . red.; KWMIKOV,
V.1-11., red.; KOROLEV, A.V., tekhn. red.
(Aerooledges; how to build light aerosledges) Aerosani; kak po-
stroit' legkde aerosani. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 145 P.
(MM 15:7)
(Motor sledges)

BOLOUKIN, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; YEFRalOVA, Ye.V., red.; MARTYNOV,
B.B.., red.; KOROIZV, A.V., tekhn. red.
[Theory of the flight of flying models]Teoriia poleta. le-
taiushchikh, modelei. Moskva, Izd-vo DOSAAF, 1962. 311
(Airplanes-Models) (Aerodynamics) (MIRA 15tIO5,
V

DISKIN., Yo.l.j D'YAKOVO A.V.; KIZYENTOVSKIY~ O.D.1 PSAMIS, Z.Ya.1
SUKWIOVO A.P.; ed.; FAIISHMIDT, F.Ya.,
tekbn. red.
(Modeling of automobiles]Avtomobillryi modeli=. Pod ob-
shchei red.Z.IA.Poakhisa. (By]E.Diskin i dr. Moskvat Izd-vo
DOSAAF, 1962. 391 P. (HIRA 15:10)
(Automobile s-Modeling)
1~ ' 17'~
r
16,

SHESTOPALOV) K.S.; YEFRE-IGVA, Ye.V.p red.; PLEKIJANOV) J.P., red.
[Fitting and assembling work and the maintenance of a
motor vehicle] slosarno-niontazhriye raboty i tekhnicheskoe
obsluzhivanio avtorobilia. MoBkva) DOSAAF 1964. 267 p.
IMIRA 17:5)

LEBEIbill"Aly, M.S.; IEFRETICVA, Ye.V., red.; MIKIRTUNOV, E.B.2 red.
[Design and build aircraft models.11 Proektirui, Ctrul
aviataior-riye modeli! SbornJ-k statei. Mfosk-va, Izd-vo
DOSAAF. No.l. 1963. 145 P. (MIRA 17-7)

GAYEVSKIY, Oleg Konstantinovich; YEFREMOVA~ Ye.V.2 red.;
S4IR11OvJ1 E.P., red.
[Airplane modeling) Aviamodeliro-7anie. Izd,2., ispr. i
dop. Moskvas DOSAAF, 1964. 355 P. (MIRA 17:11)

DOLINIK, Y.e.V., red.
[Best designs displayed at the Eighteenth Exhibition of
the Creative Work of Radio Amateurs] Luchshie konstruktsii
'0-1 vvstnvki tvorchestva radioliubitelei-konstruktorov.
Moskva, DOSAAF, 1965. 180 P. (VIIHA 18:8)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznaya vystavka tvorchestva radiolyubiteley-
konstruktorov. 18th.

YEFMIOVA Ye.Ya.
Place of the communal division of labor, its specialization and
cooperation in the means of production. Vest.Mosk.un.Ser.8: Zkone
filoo. 15 no.3:14-25 W-Je 16o. (MIRA 13:6~'
(Division of labor)

YEFRRMOVA, YU.N.
Organization of the work of a volunteer office of tachnoicgic&1 informa-
tion at an industrial enterprise. M no.51l2-13 165. 18;?)

AUTHORS: Konstantinov, B. P., Yefremova, Z. N., 507/57--a-8-22/37
Ryskin, G. Ya.
TITLE: Expansion Coefficient Measurements of NaC1, LiV, KC1, and KBr
by the Flotation Method (Izmereniye koeffitsiyentov rasshireniya
NaCl, LiF, KCI, KBr flotatsionnym metodom)

PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheakoy fiziki, 1958t,\Nr 8, pp 174o - 1747 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper a detailed description is presented of the
technique of measuring the expansion coefficients of salt
crystals according to the flotation method. The application
of floaters for the determination of the temperature coefficient
of the density P of a fluid is suggested. This method is
based upon the measurement of the temperature difference of
the flotation of two floaters kept in the fluid to be inves-
tigateo and in a control fluid, the P of which is known4
The room temperature expansion coefficients Yk of NaCl, KCI,
KBr, LiF were measured. The reproducibility of the measurements
is as high as 0#5 - 1%. This is in accordance with the
estimation of the accuracy of this method presented by
Card 1/2 Konstantinov and Ryskin in reference 1. The measured values
-A.

Expansion Coefficient Measurements of NaCl, LiF, KC1,an1 SOV/57-58-8-22/37
KBr by the Flotation Method
of Yk agree satisfactorily with most recent interferometric
and X-ray analysis measurements of the expansion
coefficients of the respective salts. There are 4 tables and
11 references, 2 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR (Leningrad
Physical and Technical Institute)AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 11, 1957
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YEFRINOVICH, Boris A:qenI i h inzh.; ZHURAVSKIY, Vasiliy Adamovich,
;q el
1, ig;ich,
Ikolayevich, inzh.i Prinimal uchaotiye:
VASIVy;~,,V.V.,,inzh.. SIDGROV, N.I., inzh., red.; BOBROTI,
Ye,N,, tekhn.red.
(Overhead power and illumination lines at railroad terminals]
Vozdushnye silovye i osvetitelInye linii zheleznodorozhnykh
stantaii. Mosk7a, Gos.transp.zhel-dor.izd-vo, 1959. 189 P.
(MIRA 12:9)
(Railroads--Stations) (Electric lines--Overhead)

ZOTOV, Mikhail Nikolayevich; YEFRU4.0VICH Boris Arsontlyevich;
YERSHOV, Mikhail Vas yevich; IBERON , 10
retsenzent; YJOCMWV, V.I.j inzh., retsenzent; KOROTKOV,
V.N., inzh., redo; KHIIROVA, N.A.p tekhn. red.
(Working princi I and operation of automatic battery-
powered loaders~ U"stroistvo i ekspluatatsiia akkumliatorriykh
avtopogruzchikov. Moskva,, Vaes. izdatellsko-poli ob"edi-
nenie M-va putei noobshchenliap 1962. 77 p. FI4IIRA 15:4)
(Loading and unloading.,-Equipment and suppllos-)
IMFr:
b'W

!L A Re ;:Ut iyhe ~14
lint, f~~I~ t-d 1, .11, , I t~gular
I : i I If. '. jf"l at Ca(h
I are I un~lanl The'k. nulutwi-S. tg and j,, r"pectively,
cl,--termine a "Iacal t)Te." In a preliminary pira6raph the
autho,r investigates the local types which aw possibIc on a
manifold of given Luter chiractcristic. '['he temma is stated
ilia t tivo polylivira of the --ime local tylx3 pu6si!ds a corunion
I UYVI'Vig surface.
A polyhedron is called completely regular if it Ldmits
aLitumorphismi carrying ai arbitrary face into any other in
each of 21n distinct ways- ft seems very likely that the
polyhedra must be thought cf as manifolds endowed with
a hyrj-2rbolic, Euclidean, or elliptic metric: this is nowhere
explicitly stated. It is shown that there are only a finite
numbei of regular polyhoira lying on a giv-.-n surface of
nonvanishing characteristic: the infinitely many possible
types belonging to the torus and the Klein surface are
completely described. The principal too] is the character of
a factor group appearing in a na' tural way in the covering
surface (elliptic, Euclidean, or hyperbolic) associated with
the polyhedron. 'L. Zippir. (Flushing, N. Y.).
1948. Vol 1 9, No.

YU-'iU140VIC[1' V. PA 17
USS/Mathematice - Topology May/Jan 48
Mathomtics - Goomtry, Non-Euclidean
"Critical Reviews and Bibliographies" 6 pp
*Uspekhi Matemat Nauk" Vol III, No 3 (25)
Presents two book reviews-. (1) V. Yefreme7ich re-
views L. S. Pontryagin's "The Elements of Combinatorld
Topology," and (2) 1. M. Yaglom reviews E. Cartan's
wThe Geometry of Riemannian Spacbs" (in French, pub-
lished in Paris).
17/49M

111v
Yefreiftovich, V. A. - "The topo~or:7 of lnterweavin7,11, Naizeh.-isriled. brudy (14
teirstil. in-t), 1101. XI, 19411, p. 102-17.
SO: U-3e4-2-, 11 March 53, (Letopis lZhurnal tnykh Statey, No. 8, 1949).

V- A.. Nvaequlmom~ d'RUCLACAnAnd
Uspe-WAVIumm, Nauk (N.S.
478,(I"9)~.' ' (Rum"
m WO), Ian
This, is a, bdef'report without de,finittions or'0`00(t.Two
-differentiabli manifolds,~Af,ld' are equimorphic it a topo-?
forgic-al Inap*g of. m (in, M,, eiigii which prews4es
W ; -it dosenm of subset4 For o6- to - i's the Ayperbolk,
pfaneeqtumbrphic th -a. subset,of Eli hence -the a-dimen.:
cional hyper!)dic space m,noi eq,41moghk too.
'S irtGt Vol
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"Infinitesimal Spaces," usp. Mat. Nauk Vol. 6 No. 4 (4), pp 193-220, 1951.
u-1635, 16 Jan 52

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=7uf I'llf"tem. Nauk (N.!;,) 7,-n0.
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110ICIII V. 'It.
USSR/kathematics - Pedagogy Bep/bct 52
"Third Mathematical Olympiad of Students of the
City of Ivanov," V. A. Yefremovich
Tsp Matemat Nauk" Vol 7, No 5(51)y pp 247-8
A total of 407 persons took I;art in this year's
(20 Apr 52) competition, as compared with only
170 in 1951. Besides the increased interest, one
noticed also enhanced quality of the works pre-
sented by the students) namely those of 7th to
10th classes. Example of problem posed: prove
that in the Fibonacci series (111,2,3,5,-.)
every 12th term is divisible by 12. Gives the
statistics of prizewinners. .242T82

USSR/Mathematics - Geometry of Proximity Jul/Aug 52
"Geometry of Proximity. I," V.A. Yefremovich, Moscow
"Matemat Sbor" Vol XXXI (73)., No 1, pp .189-200
Topology (,an lysis situs) and metrical geometry
assume the =Dst extreme poles in F. Klein's classi-
ficatio-a or geo.-a-trical -sciences. of the entire
Iifold of geometrical relations, topology retains
only one, the relation of infinite proximity betveen
set an d point: in terms of metric space the point b
is closed to set - A (desigaated thus: b d A) if the
6ARtanI(;e,:,betW:qezi,:.~tbeiA ,,:Ls,_:;qro Def ine the space of
p#%izity, infinitesimal: p~6perties, and'funda-,':-7,,;
ik--~tal concepts *relating to them. Also states the
axiomata governing a space. of proyimity, and in-
dicates. the =tual relationship between topology
and.geometry of proximity. Submitted 13 bkr 52.
See also V.A. Yefremovich, "Infinitesimal Spaces,"
"Dok Ak Nauk SSR, Vol LXXVI No 3, 1951.

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"Geometry of Neighborhoods, Uniform Geometr~t
Ivanovo State Pedagog Inst
~jat Sbor, Vol 33 (75)- 157-180
hIs work ("Hon-equivaler-cG Of D'e"dean and Loba-
all of
Continuation of V. A. Yefremovic Vol 4, No
chevskian spaces." Usp I-4t Nauk, 2 (30), 1949). Demonstrated almost
the results Of YU. It. Smirnovis work ("Spaces of lleiehbcrhoods,n Mat Sbor, Vol 31 (73),
-other, often simpler, wayso 2urther, investigate the interconnection of a
1952) by' oncept of neighborhood permits one to simp-
number of infinitesimal concepts with the c:
lify considerably the proof 010 the principal theorems of' bicompact extensions.
I Presented 17 Sep 52.

Efremovid, Y. IL, and Svaxc, A. S. A new definition oV
uniform spaces.. _ Metrization of proximily spaces. Dok
'
J
.193-396 (1953)
lady Akad. Nauk SSSR (N.S.) 89.
(Russian)-
It is shown that any equivalence relation defined for:
directed sets of points of a set R and satisfying certain-,
simple axioms may be obtained from exactly one uniformity
93 on R in the following way: ix.1-1y, I iFand only if, for.
any V 193, we have (x., y.) e V for "large" u. In other words,
uniform spnes may be defined in terms bf equivalence of,,"
directed sew ot points.
Let A be a proximity space (proximity:relation denoted
a). Put,IX.1-1y.), where UtA if, forany cofinal sel:~
BCA, 1X.1 s4IM. t a. where Ix.j. e n 6motes the set o1'
all x., a e B, The rehh'-?tl - x3ti%fics the aidonis mentioned'
above. -The ' followhi? tneLtitation-theorem is proved. A.
*
)nly if (1) PSQ
proxiinky spacc R if and
implies the existence -,-[ T. i V, ),,.tQ vrith jx.j~jy.),,
:(2) if V** denotes' the 'collvdion (A all I'C-.RXR such that

7-
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Call 11r: AF lio8825
Transactions of the Third All-union Mathematical Congress (Cont. ) Moscow.,
Jun-Jul '56 Trudy '56, v. 1, Sect. Rpts., Izdatellstro AN SSSR, Moscow, 1956, 2PP_
Section o~ Topology 133-1'3V
Reports of the following personalities are included:
Bokshteyn, M. F. (Moscow). On Nomologic Dimension of
Topological Spaces. .133
Gordon, I. I. (Gor,kiy). On Continuous Punctions
Defined on Spheres. 133-134
Mention is made of Pontryagin, L. S.
There are 3 references, 2 of which are USSR,, and I is English.
Yefremovich, V. A. (Ivanovo). Proximity Properties in
Manlfolds,--~ 134-1-35
Mention is made of Ramm, N. S., Shvarts, A. S., Khodova, R.,
Tikhomirova, E., Yarutkin,*N. and Pontryagin, L.
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BOLTYANSKIY, V.G. ~Hosaow); YFYIIFNOVICII,V.A. (Ivanovo)
Outlining the basic idesis of topology. Met. pros.no.2:3-34 157.
(MIRA 11:7)
(Topolotzr)

BOLTTANSKIY, V.G. (Moskva); YEMIIDVICH, V.A. Ovanova)
Outlining the basic Ideas of topology (continued). Hat. pron.
no-3:5-40 '58. 04rRA mg)
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14
16(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2508
Matematicheskoye prosveshcheniye; matematika*, yeye prepodavaniye,
prilozheniya i istoriyas vyp. 4 (mathquatinal Education-
Mathematiesp Its Teaching# Applioation and History., 'Nr,
Moscows Gostekhizdatp 1959. 15*000 copies printed.
Ed.: I.N. Bronshteyn; Editorial Board'af Series: I.N. Bronshteyn,
A.I. Markushevich, I.M. Yaglom; Tech. F4,; S.N. Akhlamov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for persons without an extensive
mathematical education who are interested in trends in con-
temporary mathematics. The book may bj useful to high school
mathematics teachers.
COVERAGEi The book consists of articles; reviews, and saientific
and methodological reportsj some of wh1oh are translations from
other languages. The state of modern mathematics is covered,
including applications, history,teaahing of mathematics in
schools, and mathematical developments in the USSR and abroad.
One section deals with scianoifio and pedagogical life in the
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USSR and another contains reviews of certain mathematical publi-
cations. Some mathematical background is necessary to understand
the book; certain articles require a knowledge of higher mathe-
matics.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
I. REVIEWS, ARTICLES,, TRANSLATIONS
Lyusternik, L.A. On the Computation of Values of Functions of
One Variable (Conclusion) 3
Boltyanakiy, V.G.., 'andV Outline of the lkinda-
mental Ideas of Topolog~_l ~Contintrtir) 27
Bohnenblust, H.F., (USA). Theory of Oames (Translation from
English by Yu.V. Geronimus, edited by V.B. Orlov) 53
Serpinskiy, V.~ (Poland) Mathematics in Polan4 (translated from
French by M.G.,Shestopal) 87
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Balada, F., (Czechoslovakia) Brief Historical Survey of the Czech
Mathemati(;j and Physics Society (Abridged Transiation from Czech
by Yu.M. Gayduk) 95
S.tone,, M., (USA). Mathematics and the Future of Science (Translation
from Englioh by L.A. Markushevich under the editorship of A.I.
Markushevich) ill
On JL.-he Problem of Reform or the
Teaching of Mathanatias In Secondary Schools
From the Edito.-
129
Doltyanskiy, V.G., N.Ya. Vilenkin, I.M. Yaglom. On the Contents
of a Secondary School Mathematics Course 131
Levin, V,1. Certain ProblemB of Teaching Mathematics in Secondary
School 145
Replies:
1. Don*.JC4-jP-1 the rilea. of the Axiomatic Method From the School
(Bronstein, I.N., and A,M. Lopshits) 151
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2. On the Role of Mathematics in Secondary Education
(Iqapunov, A.A.) 152
II. SCIENTIFIC REPORTS
Kogan, Kh.M.. On the Evaluation of the Remainders of a Series With
Recurrent Coefficients 155
Kotiy, O.A. Generalization of the Inotomic and Isogonal Correspon-
dences 16l
Kopp, V.G. On One Type of Circular Nomogram 171
Brief Reports:
1. Zharov, V.A. One One Characteristic Property of an
Isosceles Triangle 175
2. Meltnikov, I.G. One One Generalization of Eisenstein's
Oriterion 177
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III. SCIENTIFIC-METHODOLOGICAL REPORTS
Teaching Experience and Pedagogical Experimentation)
Aramanovich, I.G., and S.I. Zetell. On an Approximation of
Graphs of Functions by Curves of the Second Order. (Conics] 179
Gradstein, I.S. (Deceased) On One Sufficient Test of Indefinite
Integrals Turning to Zero 189
Segal, B.I. On the Local Limit Theorem in Probability Theory 193
Tekshe, K. (Hungrry) Remarks on the Theory of Geometric Construc-
tions 197
Brief Reports:
1. Balk, M.B. Computing a Sum by Weighting 205
2. Ginzburg, B.L. Simplification of Multiplication From Left
to Right 207
3. Kuzhell, A.V. A Study of the Roots of a Cubic Equation
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Innovations in Mathematical Science
1. Muchnik., A.A., and R. Fridberg. The Problem of the
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2harov 293
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kafedroy razrabotki mestorozhdeniy poleznykh iskopayemykh
otkrytym sposobom Sverdlovskogo gornogo instituta.
(Kachkanar region-Ore dressing)
(Kachkanar region-Iron mines and mining)
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Effect of artificially ionized air together with'other health
renort factors of the Turksib Sanatorium on the electric
activity of the brain in hypertension patients. Trudy Inst.
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Changes In the bioelectric activity of the brain in liypertension
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Effect of a single treatment with negative aeroiono on vascular
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