SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEDIN, V. V. - NEDLIN, G. M.

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NEDIN, V.V., doktc,,, tekhn.nauk; ',UKGV,, O.D.,, kwA.tekhn.nauk; 130SHMAKOV, U.N.
Controlllng duot in LLe ke,usingo of crusbere with a cascade arrp-Ag-e-
sont of equipment. borloa o oil. 5.218-249 162. (KIRA 16;5)
1. Krivorozhakiy filial InBtituta gornogo dela AN Ukr56R.
(Crush.'a4 machinery) (Dust--Prevention)

doktor tekhn.nauk; NEYKOV, O.D., kand.tekhn.nauk; DANCHENKO,
F.I. 9 inah.
Removing dust from the air around underground receivin twikers.
Gor. shur. no.9s68-71 S 162. IPURA 150)
1. Krovoroshakiy filial Instituta, gornogo dela AN UkrSSR.
(Mine dusta-Ramoval)

IIEDIN, VaJentin Vasil I yevi~,h INWIK~jV, CIgg D~rnianvvJ (-r,. K71LIKOV,V.V.,
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L-va, Nedral 1965. ~,ALtA ig;P.

MWITA4A; IWAR. D; SPICM. F.
1pidesic nf t)rphoid favor in the hospital in finknvci during
1952-53. Higijena, Beogr. 6 no.3-4:261-272 '54.
1. Higijenski zavod, Osije, Opca bolnica, Vinkovcl.
(TYPHOID Y1M. epidemiology.
epidemic in hoop.)

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ACC NR1 AP6027716 SOURCE CODE: GE/0038A6/020/002/0323/032ro
AUTHOR: NedJ kov, Stanckt_L_~Doctor; Sofia)j__I~ri anov Kirtscho (Doctor; Sofia);
Pej schev, Box-io tDoctor; Sofia)
ORG: Institute of Veterinary Immunology, 5ofia, D1_14aria
TITLE: Guinea pig disease caused by CL perfringens type A
SOURCE: Archiv fur experimentelle Veterinarmedizin, v. 20, no. 2, 1966, 323-325
TOPIC TAGS: animal dinease, epidemiology, pathology, animkl disease therapoutica,
drug treatment, clostridium
ABSTRACT: Epizootological, clinical, pathological-anatomical# and bacterio-
logical data were presented for cases of guinea pig dise&se caused by Cl.
perfringens type A. This disease occurred on an epidamic scale with a h1o mar-
tality rate. Treatments with intramuscular injection of 3000 uafts &ntiper-
fringens serum type A per 500 8. weight provided effective remedy. With
adequate diet following this treatment, the guinea pigs reg&ined perfect
health in a short time. 1JPRS: 36,5991
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: OlKar6r, / ORIG REF: 004 / OTH REF 002
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GEORGIEV, Iv.; NEDKOV, G,; IORDAITOV, B.
A typical form of "serous' meningitis and maningoencephalitis vith
Coxsackie rirus an a possible etiologic fact~or. Surrem med, -Sofia
no.7:69-73 161.
1. Katedra po nervni bolesti pri Visshiia meditsinski institut,
SoMa, Rakov. n8 katedrata prof, 5. Bozhinof. 2, Katedra po epidemo-
logiia i Infektainni bolesti prl VM, Sofila Rukov. na kntedrnta
prof. P. Berberev.
(14MINGOENCEPHALITIS virol) (KF?JT4GJTIS virol)
(COXSACKIE VIRUSES infnr.~

DIMITROV, M.; !IEDYJ)V. H.
tye injuries and inemction of cataract by Ionizing radiations. Dtrureiia.
Snfia 11 no.AMR-715 1958.
1. Sofiiski -)kTwhen onkologichon dispe6naer G. Lakar: K. Dimitrov.
(RADIATIONS. inj. eff.
cataract & other eye inj. (.4ul))
(IT31, off. of medintiono.
ionizing (Ihil))
(GATARACT, otiol. & pathogan.
radiation InJ. (Bul))

NIDKOT. V.
-~%- - -
Now method of formation of Filatair's tubul&r fl&p with tn%nspo-
eltion of both sutures in opposite direction. Kh1r. 4 ortop- 3
n0-3:158-163 1950. (CIPKL 2035)
1. Golonal.Kedical Corps, spocle,list in plastic-rostorative our-
gory.

So%&. ;,r,:~Q'.nm41v va, Val 1~. Igo 2. reoruar-y i-~
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fare, in the vi of Loll-147 iv_Vot* ."'d P-
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2. *be. OreamitatLon of Lmrx-r to Ll,ootaex MA
3" 1. IF ors in SLr4 i4la. LAUCIV -I
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TASH17. T. A.. prof.; NUEDVA-BRATANDTA Y.; SHARANKOV. Nn.. dots.
Determination of the higher nervous syst#m In peptic ulcer.
Nauch. tr. ISUL, Softa 2 no.1:3-21 1953-
1. Katedra po rutreshni bolesti sus stonashao-chrevni
sabollave,ntis, I lechobno khranane t katedra po nevrologita
polkhiatrlia. Zav. katedrata: prof. T. A. Tashev.
(PIIPTIC ULCXR, physiology,
higher nervous funct.)
(CENTRAL NERVOUS STST114, In various dls*ases.
peptic ulcer. higher nervous funct.)

TASHN, T. A., prof.; IMEDVA-BRATANDVA. M.
Sloop therapy of peptic ulcer Nauch. tr. ISUL. Sofia 2 no.l:
23-35 1953.
1. Katedra po vutreshat bolmett cue atomashno-chrevni i
chemodrobnt saboliavantia i lachobno khranone. Say. katedrata:
prof. T. A. Tashav.
(PEPTIC ULCER, therapy.
sloop tber.)
(SLNW, therapeutic use,
peptic ulcer.)

IMOVA, L; GACHIVA. lord.; BRAILS11. Khr.; TSOKOVA. D.
Combined therapy of peptic ulcer with sleep therapy associated
with ultraviolet block of the cervical and paravertabral autonomic
ganglia. Suvr%2. ned.. Sofia 5 no-5179-89 1954.
1. In Klinikata po gsatroantorologils. s lachabno khranene (saw.
Wedrata: prof. T.T"hev i Katedrata po fisisteraptia (saw.
katedrata: dots. S.Kircheva) pri ISUL.
(PMPTIC ULM, therapy,
sloop ther. with ultraviolet block of autonomic ganglia)
(ULITATIOLIT RATS. therapeutic us*.
peptic ulcer, ultraviolet block of autonomic ganglia with
sloop ther.)
(STAY . therapeutic. use.
peptic ulcer, with ultraviolet block of autonomic ganglia)
(GAVOLIA. AUTONOMZC,
ultraviolet block in peptic ulcer. with sloop ther.)

NIMOTA V.1 TOGHKOV, As.; MINN. R.; GEROV. V.
:=:;;-, U
Etiology of chronic colitts; prelimidnary comunication. Suvrem.
med.. Sofia 5 no-9:85-91 1954.
1. In KlinikmLta po gastro-oterologtia pri ISUL. Direktor: prof.
T.Tamhev. RUN. Direirtor: TI.K&I&Idzhiev i RIMP. Direktor:
Dreiski.
(COLITIS, etiology and pathogenesis.)

Bilio-hapatic form of labli&sis. Suvrem. sod.. Sofia 5 no-9:99-
103 1954.
1. Is Tutreshnats klinika, sa stou&shno-chrevni t chernodrobni
bolesti I lechobno khranene pri ISUL (direktor: prof. T.Tashev)
(LIVIR. diseases.
gla.rdl&sis)
(BILIART TRACT. diseases.
giardiasts)
(GIARDIASIS,
biliary tract & liver)

93,DKOVA-BRATAKOVA, Ii. ; BAL&WOV, G.
Atiolof7, clinical aspecto and treatment of chronic ulcerative colitis.
Snvrem. med. Sofia 8 no.7:67-75 1957.
1. Is Katedrato na pantroenterologii I deltatibm pri BSUL. Zav.
Icntedrata: prof. T. Tashev.
(COLITIS, ULCV4TIVE
otiol. ek ther. of chronic ences)

IMMEOVA-BRATA NOVA, W. ; MnWA-.RAj)KOVA, V.
Etiology, clinical aspects and treatmont of chronic infectim- colitis.
Suv,rem. -ied., 30fla 8 no.?:74-84 1957.
1, Is Kntedrata n& atonuohno-chrevTki zaboliavanlia I dietetika - ISUL
Zmv. lzntedrata: prof. T. Taiihey. Kotedrata po 9,)demio1ojvii& i sikrobio-
logiin pri ISUI - Sofila Uv katedrata: prof. D. Khadzhidimova.
(COLITIS,
infect.g atiole & ther. In chronic cases)

rBULGARIA
N. J;BDrQYA-BRATANOVA, Departnent of Nutrition at the Bulgarian Academy
of Sciences (Institut po khranene pri BAN) Director Prof T. TASHEV,
[Sof ia. I
"Dysbacterioses in Chronic Fnterocolitis."
Sofia, Suvremenna Meditsina. Vol 14, %o 5, 1963; pp 29-33.
Abstract: Data on 32 men at~d 5E womcn wich enterocolitis 1961-1962, most
following antibiotic treaLmenL. Therapy was symptomatic in 25, chemo-
therapeutic in 23 (long-acting suifonamides, nitrofurantoin, analgesic
combinations.) Some of the cases were ascribed to corticosteroid
treatment for infectious disea,5es without concomitant antibiotic
,umbrella., Three patients succu:mbed despite complex, energetic therapy.
Comprehensive bacteriologic data are given. Two tables.
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(spectrum analysis) MU 10:2)

AUTWR: Nedler, V.T. 32-11-26/60
TITLE: The Speotrographioal Determination of Low, Niobium Content in Ores and
in Products Manufactured From Them (Spektrokhimicheakoye upredeleniye
m&1*knlichestY niobiya v rudakh i produkt&kh ikh pererabotki)
PW.ODMALs Zavadsksys, Laboratorlya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr I I. pp. 1336-1337 (USSR)
AB'jTBACT% In the introduction to this paper it is said that the problem of the
universal application of spectral analysis with respect to geological
lee in a raw-material state has as yet not been finally solved. This
s boviever, according to what is said here, be possible if a atand-
=
ard1sation of such samples were introduced, which can be attained by
suitable preparation of the samples. A small dose of the sample no dis-
sol"d in horofluorio acid with an addition of oulphurio acid. Kidbim
was precipitated by the addition of "titanine". The precipitation to-
gether with the filtrate was dried and annealed at 10000. In this my
standardization of the @ample and an increame of the niabium ocnoentra-
tion was attained. The finely ground precipitation was then mixed with
the W-fold volume of the fine quartz sand with 1% ThD2 Owt4nt (inner
standard), and by means of a special device, which is provided with a
vibrator. This mixture Is conveyed in a thin current (through a f~mnel,
Card 1/2 to the aro of the lamp where it is burnt. In the analysis the opeatrv-

32-11-26/6o
The Spectrographloal Determination of Low Niobi= Content In Ores and in Prvducts
Kanufactund From Them
graph "Bilger-Z-384" and the aro generator "pr_j" were used. The am-
porage me 16 A, distanos between the electrodes 5 mn. The determina-
tion of niabium me carried out according to 6 spactral standards.
Graduation diagraze imrs set up aooording to ooordinates 6 S-lg 0.
Photasetrization of the lines Nb 3163-40-Th 3154.73 (oonoontration
0.02-0.J$) and Nb 2927-81-Th 2942.86 (o.08-o.iS) we oarried out on
the miorophotometer "MIO-2". Possible error 1 4.5%. In the case of an
ordinary burning of the sample in the aro (powder sample mixed with
carbon powder) the possible error amounted to + 11.4~. The final pos-
sible error in spectrochemical analysis amount;d in this case to
+ 17.1%. There am 4 Slavic references.
ABSOCIATIM "Nigrisoloto" Institute ( Institut "Nigrisoloto"
AVAILABLEj Library of Congress
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AUTHORS: Na, '~IT'CA' V , and N~-' " P:-
TITLE: Tenth Conferpnrp on Spectrc-i-cpy X sove.;r -r~a%~ye j,- SPP-K * r C)SK up
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1. Vanrhno-issledovatellskiy inatitut "VieTizoloto."
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ii.stimation of the Hesults of the Semi- unntitative Spectr praph ic Ar.-I y
by Means of Poisson's Distribution
This inf luence is the preponderating factor. A s.,-, tt
error enters the unordered normal distribution, and the uls-
tribution btoomes ensentially discrete. Thue the coauiti,,Mi
for a normal distribution arv not nPitiryf 14,d - In thla -L - %
Poisson distribution can be expected, which enn b# rewir;ku
as a special case of the normal distribution (Ref 7).
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whereA denotes the average number of the points fal,ine, to
the ringe t, m - 0,1,2..., and I)L (m) the probabilitj thtt
m points fall into the messuri% ringe t. If Poismon's dis-
2
tribution is satisfied with accuracy a holds. In the
course of the investigations known quantities of 9 (;i!f~rcr.t
olements wtre nemi-quintit%tively dettrminud. It becime evi-
dent that the frequency of the distribution or tht (,x;,,ri-
mental results agreed well with the vslues to be exp- ct, d
C%rd 3/4 according to Poisaonle aistribution. It wnr intcrst~r.,~ t!'.nt

SOV/75-15-1 ',)
,6stimation of the ReBJItS of the Semi-twintitstive S~"ctrogr!i~ti c Art ... s is
by Means of Poisson's Distribition
the frequency of 1&rgL errors (m.2, ms5) - in..vitable ri
semi-quantitative determinitions - correo.onded well to the
frequenciee computed after Poinson. In oroi,r tc, ',P P%bl, tj
Judge objectively the probability of deviations of tne ex-
perimental frequencies from the comput(d ones, criteria w~i-e
set up for the conformity. This paper is a detailed accc,nt
of the whole coQplex of problems. There are I figure,
tables, and 12 references, 8 of whick, are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIUNs Institut nauchnoy informataii AN SSSR, TsNIGRI, Moskv% 'in-
stitute of Scientific Information AS U~iSR and Moscow Central
Scientific aesearch Institute of Geological Pros[,L-_tirg,
SUBMITTi.D& February 18, 1957
1. Spectrographio analyais-Errore 2. Data-Analysis 3. Flumtjuu,
distribution 4. Mathematics
Card 4/4

AUTHORS: Nedler, V.V. , Ginzburg, V.L. 32-2,4-4-t~t/67

TITLE: The Third Conference of Spectroscopy Analysts of Nonferrous
11stallurgy (Tr-Wye soveshohaniye spektroskopiatov-analitiko'v
tsvetnoy metallurgii)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya labomtoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Nr 4, pp. 507-508 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The abova mentioned confereum took place at Moscow from November
4.5 to November 20, 1957; It was oallel by the Scientifio-Technical
Society of Nonferrous Metallurgy, and was attended by 255 re-
presentatives of 175 organizations. The contributions made by
I.E. Britake (Gintsvetmet, Moscow) and N.S. Poluektova (Ukrgiredm-3t,
Odessa) dealt with cpastions of flame photometr7. The report do-
livered by L.I. Kononenk-o dealt with the method of determining
zirconium, hafnium, molybderv= and vanadium. An interesting con-
tribution w" madt by 'Ka.D. RVkhbaum, le.S.Kostyukova, and
V.D. Malykh (Irgir--dmet, Irkutsk) under the title "On some Causes
of the Influence Exercizel by Chemical Composition on the Results
of Ore Jtna2,yses". A detailed rt b N.A. Halmlovs,
0 y
dealt with inTestigations of the
(Giprots-vetmetobrabotka, Mosco7w
Card 41/ 3 rule garerning the trunsition of test material to the emission

The Third Conference of Spectroscopy Analjmtm 32-24-4-W67
of Nonfermus Metallurgy
alo-d. A.A.Prishberg and V.V. Nedler (Nigrizoloto, Moscow) spoke
abmt problems of the phyaioal-cnemioal theory in connection with
chemical reactior-ug during the formation of volatile compour0a in
the electric arc. V.L. rjinzburg (Norillskly Cmthine) gave a r---
poe; on thA developmont of a method of determining the temperature
Iniinsity of ellectrolet. The following contributions dealing with
al,ecial methods of mpectr%l amalysia deser-o mentioning: The re-
orts by D.U. ShvurLq, L.N. Kaporskiy and V.V. Portmora
ryipronikel' , Leningrad) sM I.S. Nilo-,vL (SeveronUe'.1 Jdonchegorsk)
t
which deal with the analysis of zinj, thallium " antimorq; tLe
reports by S.M. Solo4or-.rAi-k (Giredmet, Moscow) &M others on the
analysis of sill-con, sillcon dioxid" and siliofo acil: the reporta
by V.P. Khmpay and G.M. Gtaev on the increase of sensitivity in
do term2-4na t ions of micro&dmIxtureA in Bil7er; the contributions
made by N.A. Sin'kov and D.K. Livahits (Nor.421sk Combf-nel dea:
with the ar-lysis of solutions containing platinum metals. The r---
port delivered by V.0. Khandroa and L.N.Filimono-w (Giprotsvet-
metobrabotka) deals with the problems of the application of qtanto-
meters. A.G. Krestlyaninov, Tu.1. Stakheyev and Ta.D.Raykbbaum
'Ard 2V3 (Irgiredmet) vmre the first to use photoelectric apparat-ii- for the

The Third C-,afer-..-,e off Spe:trv3T!apy Ana Iya ts 32 -
of Nonf"rruus Metallurgy
I rect am2.ya is uf ore.3 f cr 1i t)7j--=. The c3ntribu4-lon made ty
'I.V.N,3.ler dealt w-Ith attempts made at using the horizontal
el----tric ar,-, sl%tilized by an air current. The r--pomis Corl-
cerning atan~aris publish ~d the institutes Gintsvetwet,
Giprots ~~aIl at Koscow) , TaNlIolovr,
(Novot-l" Irloitsk) , Gipronikel' ( Leningrnl)
VNIItsve';met (Ust'-Kam,~nogorak) , Ukrgiredmet (Odessa) confirm
t4e rorlk 1-y theie institutei 3aring recent years. The
nece-~:-ty of the pu%lishflng of stanrla.-~~3s mas
atr,~5:,e~, wrt~ tIP .?7dw5trial production of high-quality sF-ctr~-'
ine an In7ro.-azed C.stribu,.`on of ordinary epectnil
2. --,pec*.roscopy--US.~R
Cal'

24(4) PHASE I BOOK EXPLO l'!'A t i 3()V
Lontsitch, Samuil Vladimirovich, Vsevoiod Vas,_~',jevjcr, NeJler, anJ
Yakov Davidivicti Raykhbaum
Spektrallnyy analiz metallometricheskikh prob (Specti,um Analysis of
Metallometric Sanples) Moscow, Gosgeoltekhlzdat, 1959. 117 P.
Errata slip Inserte6. 4,500 copies printei.
General Ed.: A.K. Rusanov, Professor; Ed. of Fublishiag House:
N.B. Nekrasova; Tech. Ed.: V.V. Bykova.
PURPOSE: This handbook is intended for geological prospectors and
laboratory personnel engaged in spectrum analysis of metals.
COVERAGE: The handbook deals with methods of spectrum analysis
and apparatus for metallometric samples. It describes labora-
tory procedures, semiquantitative spectrum analysis of geological
samples, and spectrum analysis based on evaporation of samples
from the electrode crater as well as on air jet Inj_ctIon of
samples into the are discharge. It also describes methods
of sampling and the Interpretation of analytical results. The
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Spectrum of Ketallometric (Cont.) SOV/3348
data were provided by varijus scientific Institutes and organi-
zations, Including trie Irgiredmet, TsNIGRI, Slbtsvetmetrazvedka,
VIMS, and VSEGEI. The authors thank M.M. Kler, A.P. Solovov,
Ye.A. Sergeyev, A.F. Li, I.S. Vakhromeyev, Ye.S. Kostyukov,
P.A. Stepanov, Ye.M. KvyatkovsKly, V.M. Khokhlov, S.M. Solodovnik,
S.M. Melamed, M.S. Leshchinskly, and I.I. Smolyak. T;~ere are
41 references: 34 Soviet, 6 English, and I German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Introduction
3
5
Ch. I. Laboratory Procedure In Spectrum Analysin 7
Ch. II. Equipment for Spectrum Analysis and Power Supply for the
Arc 12
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Spectrum of Metallometric (cont.) SOV 314e
Ch. III. Preparation of Samples anA Select')n Firti PreparatiDn of
Standards 23
Ch. IV. Photographing Spectra 32
Ch. V. Interpretation of Spectrograms 36
Ch. VI. Methods of Semiquantitative "Spectrum Analysis 40
Ch. VII. Semiquantitative Spectrum Analysis by Evaporation of
the Sample From the Electrode Crater 52
Ch. VIII. Semiquantitative Analysis by Air Jet Injection of the
Samples Into the Arc Discharge 97
Supplements 108
Bibliography 116
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress (TN 560 L6)
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A UTHO' 115: Bychkov, Tu. A., Gurevich, L. E. ,
TITLE: ThermoeleLtric Phenomena in Strong Magnetic Fieldo in Udtala
With Different Fermi Surfaces
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentalln,)y i teoreticheekoy fiziki,
Vol 37, fir 2(8), pp 534-539 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is an accurate investigation of several thei-moeie,;tr,,-.
phenomena on the basis of the quaaiclaasic&l the~,ry of the
kinetic phenomena in metals placed in strong magnetic fields
developed by I. M. Lifshita, M. Ya. Azbel' and K. 1. Kaganoi.
If an electric field and a temperature gradient exist in the
metal, the distribution frotion f of thaj!jticlas is no
longer given by f. - ~exp (~ - )/kT ] + , but it Jifferb
from f0 by a certain quantity f,9 i.e. f - f 0 + f1 is a
solution of the corresponding kinotic equation. The existence
of the additional term f 1causes the current density vector
I and the thermal flux vector -q* to differ from zero. They are
Card 1/4 related to fI by t?,e following expressions:

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Thermoelectric Phenomena in Strong Magnetic Fields in Ketals With Different
Fermi Surfaces
29 2 -0
(2nh)3 vf1dy, q (F_ - ~)Vfidp- In the general
oase i and q may be written as follows:
a1k Ek + b --L (I-) , qi - Oik
Ji ' T ik ax k T T Ek + dik Oxk T
In the presence of a magnetig field the kinetic coefficients
are functions of the vector H. The asymptotic behavior of a
thermoeleotromotive force in a strIng magnetic field isstudied.
If the dependence of the a ik upon '" ii known, it 13 OaGy to
obtain the asymptotic characteristics 0 ik and pik by applying
the symmetry relations. Actually, the asymptotic charLcteristica
of the Peltier-coefficients are everywhere determined first.
In the first section of this article the case of a closed
Fermi surface iz discussed. In order to determine the depen-
Card 2/4 dence of the tensor 0 ik upon the magnetic field streneth the

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Thermoelectric Phenomena in Strong Magnetic Fields in Metals With Different
Fermi Surfaces
behavior of the quantities aik and cik must be known, The
author* make recourse extensively to the results of the
papers by I. M. Lifshit- and V. G. Peachanskly (Ref 2). In
this section the following two possibiliths are investigated;
a) The number of particles and holes is not equal. b) These
numbers are equal. Kxplicit expressions for the teneor 0 ik
are derived for both casea. In the second section the case
Of a Cl0b9d Fermi surface is investigated. The behavior of the
thermoe~eotric coefficients near the following special direc-
tions cf the magnetic field is studied: a) The magnetic
field iz so directed that a layer of open trajectories exiBts
forming a unidimensional set; b) The directions of the magnetic
field forming open trajectories constitute a two-dimensional
domaizU o) The vector has a distinguished direction in the
domain of the open trajectories, if the trajectories are
closed. The tensors aik' cik and Pik are written down explicit-
ly. By this method the character of the asymptotic behavior
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Thermoelectric Phenomena in Stroust Kagnsti Fields in Metals With Different
Fermi Surfaces
ei.gularities have been deter ined. TbA au-thors express their
grititude to Academician L. . Lau4sju-foz discussing the wjrk,
Yu A. Bychkov also exprosse him.gratitude to I. M Khalatnikov
an( I. M. Lifshits for valus a,discussions. There are
4 loviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Inttitut fizicheskikh problem ArAusaii nauk SSSR
(Itititute of Physical Prdbleme of to Academy of Sciences, USSR)
LerLngradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy imstitut Akademil nauk SSSR
(Lt iingrad Fhysical and TeabnicALL.Inatitute of the Academy
of 3cienoes, USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 19, 1959
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A i,' i'HO h S Gurevich, L. E. , _jjdl.1n,.
. 44
The Thermoelectric Coefficients of Metals in Strong Magnetic
Fields and the Effect of Elentron-Entrainment
by Phonons
Pzit~ODICAL. Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy I teoreticheakoy fiziki, 1959,
Vol 37, Nr 30), PP 765-775 (USSR)
A.'._)"ITACT: The present paper aims at investigating the behavior of the
thermoelectric tensor in strong magnetic fields if the electron
Larmor frequency is greater than the collision frequency; for
this purpose the authors make use of the methods suggested by
Lifahits, Azbell, and Kaganov. Lifshito and Peschanskiy (Ref 3)
already investigated the aaymptotic behavior of the thermo-
electric tensor In strong magnetic fields, without, however,
taking the effect of electron entrairment,
by phonons into account. This is now done in the present paper.
Considerations apply to the range of low temperatures, where
T