SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LITVAKOV, B. M. - LITVIN, A. A.

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AUTHOR: Litvakov, D. MaMoscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: On one iteration method In the problem of approximating functiors accordLig to a
finite number of observations
SOURCE: Avtomatlka I tolornekhanika, no. 4, 1966, 104-113
TOPIC TAGS: function analysis, iteration, algorltlun, set theory
ABSTRACT: In the basic problem considered In t1ils paper the values of it quantity Yk are
known at a finite number of poInts x1l (k = 1, 2, ..., n) belonging to 9. set (x I (e. g., Tnulti -
dimensional space). Given in set (xl is it flnitt- system of fwotlons ix)"
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A fuuc Lion f(x) cph j(x) Is to be copstructed which wIll best approximate y(x), That
appro),.-Imation vAll be considored best for which thero Is a nilnimal criterion
n
p Ffy'
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where F(u) Is a convex fitnction. In order -to obtain an p, the author uqc,,Fj
@hcratton algoritlinis which are tifintlar to those exarritned by INT. A. Ayzerwon, T.,-,. iv%
nian, RLd L. I. Rozonoer (Metod potentsiallnyk:i funktsfy v zndache o vosstano-4 enit kharak-
teristild funktalorad1nogo, proobrazovatelya po Bluchayno nRblyudayeniym tochkani. Avtoniatgca
I telemekhanika, t. XXV, No. 12, 19&1.). Convergence of the alprithras Is demonsirated.
Orig. ail:. has: 3 figures and 1.2 formulas.
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LI TV-kxov, U. m.
UM/Elsotricity Jan 48
Testing and Standaidization
Standards
'*Nei Elaotrical Engineering Standards," V. M.
Lityakov, EW, 2j pp
*Zlektric;hestiro* No 1
Uste new staChdards approTed by the All.-Union
Comittee on Standards, Counoil of Ministers V13M.

LIT'l,".KOV.1 U. M.
"Electrical -Specificatior-S," Elektricliestvo, lio.12., pp. T2-75, 19149
Transl-ation 563850

G1AZUN13V, M.P.; KISELEV, V.A.; J@ITLAIRK,_.V.L.
Doubling of the mass spoctrum of cesiUM. Zhur. anal, MUM. 16 no.4:498
n-Ag f 61. 0 MMA 14: ?)
1. Institute of Physical Chemistry, Acadegy of Sciences U.S.S.R.p
Moscow,
(Cesium-Spectra)

LETVAKOVSKAYA, G.A.; MANh`VICHO V.L.
Cancer of the a-11 intestine. Vest. rent. i rad. 35 no. 5:66-69
My-je 160. (KIPA 14:2)
L Iz 2-y kafedry rentgenologii (zav. - prof, Yu.N. Sokolov) 1 2-7
kafedry khirurgii (zav. - prof. B.K. Osipov) TSentrallnogo
instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey na baw gorodskoy bollnitsy
No.50 (glavn-yy vrach N.P. Brusovik).
(InTESTINESt-CANCER)
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PLOEVICH, V.L.; LITVAKOVSKAYA, G.A.
Case of leiomyoma of the esophagus. Vest. rent. i rad. 36 no. 1,69-PO
Ja,-F 161., (KUU 14 s 4)
1. Iz 2-y kafedry klinicheakoy khirurlai (zav. - prof. B.K. Osipov)
i 2-y kafedry rentgenologil (zav. - prof. Yu.N.Sokolov) na baze
klinicheskoy bollnitay No. 50 (g-lavnyj vrach N.P. Brusova).
(ESOPF-AGUS-TUMOM)

VINNER, M.G.; LITVAKOVSKAYA, G.A.; LEVINA, L.A.
X-ray diagnosis of primary mdtiPle cancer of the stomach. VOP*
onk. 8 nob8:3-7 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Iz II kafedry rentgenalogii (zav. - prof, Yu.N. Sokolov)
TSentrallnogo instituta usovershonstvovaniya vrachey (dir* -
M.D. Kovrigina).
(STOMAO-COCIM) (DIAZOSIS, RADIOSCOPIC)

SEMENOVSKIY, M.L.; RYAPOLOVA, M.D.; LITVAKOVSKAYA, G.A.
Selective angiography in central cancer of the lungs. Vest.
rent. i rad. 37 no.5:14-16 S-0 '(2 (MIRA 17-.12)
1. Iz 2-y kafedry khirurgii (zaveduyushchJ.y - prof. B.K. Ostpov)
i 2@y ka-fedry, rentgenologii i meditsinskoy radiologii (zaveduyu-
shchiy - prof. Yu.N. Sokolov) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershen-
stvnvaniya vrachey na baze Gorodskoy klin!.cheskoy bollnitsy No.50
Moikvy (glarnyy vrach N.P. Brusova). Adres avtoras Moskva,
Luchifikov pereulok, dom 4, kvartira 10.

LITVAKOVSKAYA, G.A.; SPASSYAYA, P.A.,
*'Oosteroid therapy. Ves". rent. I rad. 40
Complications of c
no.2:20-23 Mr-Ap 163. (MIRA 18:6)
1. 2-yc% 'tfedra rentgenologrii i meditsinskoy radiologli (zav.-
prof. Yu.N. Sokolov) TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey i Gorodskaya klinicheskaya bollnitse. No.50, Moskva.

18(5 y7), SOII/128-59-3-14/31

AUTHOR: Litvakovskaya, Yu.1. and Bardachev, Yu.P., Engineers
TITLE: Sources of Saturation with Sulphur of Die Surfaces.
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1959, Nr 3, pp 29-30 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Chill' molds work under the influence of the repeated,
one-sided process of heating. The influen.-e of the
heat and the pressure of the liquid metal cause damage
to tleJ r walls. Such damage might happen already
durin,, the first pouring in case the temperature,is
higher than the metal can withstand. In such 0815 fs
hair line cracks appear. The resistance property of
the metal casting die is closely related to the elas-
tic properties of the material especially that of the
outer layer of the surface. The brittlenese of the
cast iron is closely related to the contents of sul-
phur. This could be learnerl especially from the work
of Cherkassov, L.M., and Pavlo-vtsovaq N.I., both pub-
lished in the book: Questions of Theory Lnd Practice
Card 1/3 in Foundry Production", printed at Sverdlovsk in 1956,

SOV/128-59-3-14/3-1
Sources of Saturation with Sulphur of Die Surfac--s
and from the work of Fikolaychik, IT.P., "Increasing
the Service Life of Casting Molds"O published IFte-
tallurgizdat in 19136. Puring his experiments the lat-
ter decreased the Sulphuric contents of the metal from
0,0W, in the center or heart to 0,041@ in-the outer
layer of the surfaee. The authors have.used. these scien-
tific papers as a basis and have made further experi-
ments. During these experiments they found thn--,., when
working with casting moldsmade of cast iron, the sul-
phur was not present any more in the outer layer of the
surface after using the die 700 times. 77hen using a
water-cooled casting die the s*huric contents -,,.as
still traceable after 900 pourings as no contact was
possible with the liquict metal. Conclusion: Sulphur
appears in the upper layer of the surface of Vie cas-
ting-mold only during the procdss of pouring.and only
under the influence of the molten metal. This dispro-
V'e of hypothesis that the saturation with sulphur ori-
Card 2/3 exates only during the manufacture of the casting mold.

SOV/128-159-3-1L/71
Sources of Saturation with Sulphur of Die Surfaces
As a protection against additional formation of
sulphur the use of paint is suggested. Such paint
should form a resistivecombination vrith the sulphur
and should prevent the penetration -P the sulphur in-
to the metallic structure of themold surface. For the
development of such protective painis against sulphur
research work is requested. There are 3 photographs,
2 tables and 2 Soviet references.
Card 3/3

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Zircon-mullite refractories. A. A. 1,n-VAKOVMK1!L Sirkla i
Nerorn,, 7 101 (V-9 (1050), filmls ic First paper 61ing with
zircuti-mullite refractories made lit the Soviet Union. lit expert-
oriental work, lite addition of small tanountsof zlicoit tobalchesof
technical alumina and powdered quartz Improved the crystalline
structure of the cooled melt, lit ljlncks made on it commercial
scale, lite ZrOj was present as separate crystals Its the rLildual
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within which are grains of carbides and of ZrOj. 'rhe zrb@ is
part of the melt when the mullite and corundum crystallize out of
It. The ZrO, hicrea."s the viscosity of the melt anti favors the
formationcif a fine crystalline structure. By crystallizing lit lite
residual glass, the ZrO2 facilitates the armigtheril"S of the glwt@
by the highly refractory body. Them products wcre used --atis-
factorily In tanks where other shapes could not serve. still, the
future belongs to corundum products, B,Z.K:
A
f

PUPOTSKAYA, G.V.; TIMKIN, B.S.. nauchW7 redaktor; LI.T-VAKOVSKIT, A.A.,
redaktor; DVORN3XOVA, N.I., tekhnicheekiy red6ktoi '
[Production control in glass works manufacturing industrial glasul
iroutroll produk-tail na sarodakh takhniohe'skogo stekla. Moskva,
Gov. izd-yo lit-ry po stroit. materialam, 1953. 170 p
[Microfilm] i MUL 7: 10)
(Glass manufacture)

1AKOVS %. T__ -A--- -
i a TrIC) t f) 1.) 1 @C_t 61 _G -hil _m _1 y__ - - - -
Jm.
Industrial Inorganic Ch'U-7,i:'tr'@7
comit-rtiction anti spi-vice ot qlars.-taiies.
(Z.- 70 : 71M. 17"6017
!bi I r., 1953, 295.Q.-A compariym of vits iwt% I ttfl@ ;it v 5..'vc@ol
.11us--;an. wurks has:;Ii,)%vn that tfic @@rvice life hot rcp;6r,)
-5 to 73 mrjatl:s. Jh@! S, r-.:- 'Iv@_ y._nr -v
.;ng-s from 16
b@txvc-n 328 and 356. Plants a,f,,Pti1;; tllf@ du A, :C P!.'@'.'
it pre-melting Link I show sornewl:it l.f:tt,,r msu ts than tl!,-
I hC amritint of glass obtained imm Uw tars@q
tional " r(.;cnvr,-itrjrs is higlier than t1rit fr,jl:i th')5'! with
_Ifanm (OperIting, the (111plk.x 'llu', 1`11.1 twiptum 1;
I oNvtr and the tht-rtnAl ef I icioney I ii-; I i, T %%W, 11..@ k I i" I, I- I tmiks

LITVAKOVSKIY, A.A.
Using the heat of flue gases of glass iselting tanks. Stek.i ker. 10 no.11:
28-29 N '53. (MLRA 6:11)
(Glase manufacture)

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Chem@emzl Abet.
Ve- -' /48' No- 9
may 10, 1954
General and Physical Chemiatr.Y
le-trultril Stepago*-b Belymunkiri. -11. P. Bidnikov. A-.q-!
Kb- 0. Gevor-
I.- A u EUMU -
fx--47@w X I
me Una. RUCIRMI -YR
ur. 4-4(1954)-Obituary
portrait and summary of scientific work In t)hv.-i* Chem-
t and the silicates. 0. M. Kosoiapof@o
q-

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,, Khimiya, 1959, Nr 10, P 317 (USSR)
AUMOR:- Litvakovskiy, A.A.
TITTZ: On the Periodicity of the@Melting Temperature of Metals and Their Oxides
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Fiz.-khim. osnovy keramiki, Moscow, Prom3troyizdat, 1956, PP 273-
-285
ABSTRACT: In the article are shown: 1) the periodicity of the melting temperature
of metals and higher metal oxidesAforming side subgroups of D.I. Mendele-
yevfs periodic system of elements; 2) the periodicity of alternation of
the crystalline formpof higher metal oxides forming side subgroups of the
periodic system. The periodicity of melting temperatures is explained by
the formation of hybride binding orbits in the case when a sum of s +d-
-electrons in the outer layer of the electron shell increases from 4 to 10
in free atoms of metals and from 2 to 4 in ions of metals contained in the
composition of the oxides. The observed maximum of the melting temperature
in the series of simple substances, in transitional metals of the Vla group
and in higher oxides of the transitional metals of the Wa group, apparent-
Cardl/.2 ly points to the fact that in both cases the possible maximum number of

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On the Periodicity of the Melting Temperature of Metals and Their Oxides
binding orbits for the given series Is formed. The present investigation made it pos-
sible to choose correctly the composition of a new refractory material which is more
resistant than the material used formerly.
Prom the author's summary
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Clard 1/1 @Pub. 22 - 25/54
I Budnikov$ P.' P.s Menti. Correu., Acad. of Sc., USM, and Litvakcwskiyj A.Ae
Title _@" 'Study of the A1203-S102 Zro2 system
Periodical t DOk* AN SM 106/2) 267-270j Jan 11, 1956
Abstract, The aluminum oxide containing a sec6ion of the Al 0 _SiO _zrO ayatca, was
2 2 2
investigated for the purpo3e of preparing a hitherR unknown structural
diagram for this refractory system. Equilibrium diagrams were prepared
on the basis of the melting point and phase cwposition of a larger
ntunber of refractory mixtures. The theoretiCIL'. basis for the technology
of high grade refractory lithoidal.casting is described. The diagran
also made it possible to determine-the chemical composition of' a batch
of @efractorycasting raterial. Nine references: 8 USSR and 1 USA
(1939-1954). Diagrams.
Institut ionA
SubmitttA @JuIY 14, 1955

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, C, V , K I '/ ) A - A,
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A - 7K,:W@!.p
5-0--1--fTffe glass ma@@aclbure in the U.S.S.R. Stek.i kar.14 no.10:17-21
0 '57. (MIRA 10:12)
(Plate glass)

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exUto-tic'e.
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technL40" SWiffes with an R@-polw zimm cari-,
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MY
diiftM, and tbat
dratinsiume ZcO,. by in i-alTeaw of our-rial a. - 5, 1@
()@:3/- (Tj7Q ZrOii- The (Iurut,Vity of tile rc!factury s=ph :i
sit 3luer. ed.a Mon WL-IdOW glaSS UICIEs at 1470' (f,jr
com
V,@,. dad. by m-u:.unul the i h cknc,@ &,@Ljeos
pr-5tris before imd @fter thc xj@,wr- hlcmol ig ijU, w.
t@ it s (iccre@se tile Z @hl4i .;)t mpl- i:
or d the subsuwuon 0 Zrkl; fw UG, rttlucl:4 Int Stalditty.
CeTe5panding irlduatrul e.clits. nith blo@@ linEng tll@ 'Lide
wdLs of- a eaw tank concumed fif3t tilt' CaStIltZ 'of MtO,-
60@-&Oj bodies (cAlled of cuti-ctk compri., vt
W JU, priMary b,4dddtYjJC, or priiuar7 multite. rJtcr (Wlon IIq
A;t arc furnace@ L X Ent- @ryj.- mutLdal 4 P-efer"ll, bf--
C&t=L mrsely cryst. bodieg (rack ei&dy. are
given for (in Opulnum clutig proc"Aurc. rite durziblity
@'C-5typc, at 1470' foT [6i,r,. P-.U-Iculafly !-1.)w t.",rr"
flou in glav- was it c, itipli. With D kh(-h@ 17@,,
192."
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AUTHORS: I)unayev, V. G., Litvakovskiy, ).. A. 72-58-3-4/15
TITLE: Nevr Method of Selecting Refractory Materials for Glass
(Novyy metod podbora ogneuporov k steklu)
PE'RIODICAL: Steklo i Keramika, 1956, . Nr 3, pp. 13-16 (USSR)
AB,eTFLACT: Refractory materiAls are to be considered as non -con-
ductors at normal tompern.turo, whereas their electric
conductivity increases with heating, which in due to
atomic and ionic procespes. Comparing the prop@-rtteu of
glass and of refractory materials, it is assumed that
their interaction ' mav be considered to n great extent as
an alectrochenical process which in further explained b,,17
an example. Plumat carried out an investigation or. tho
electromotive force occurinp- at the phase-limits in some
electrolytic circuits - in the Central Laboratory of the
Association of Mechanized Glassworks in '@elgium,
results of his electrochemical method of investigntion of
the processes takina place at the contact between some
Card 1/3 oxides and Class- and salt-melts at high temperature, are

/1t
New Iflethol c@f Selectin- Refractory Materials for Glass 72-coa-3-4,
of great intarest in this context. It rps found that the
potential differences measured between pure oxides find
molten window-glass at 1 coo0C attained severaj. tenth prrtf3
of a volt. The polarity of the oxitcle electrode chRn-es in
this case, an e.jr. SiO , Al 0 ZrO show a Positive rola-
1 2 31 2
rity under theBe condiiions, but 1490, CaO, BnO show 'a
negative polarity. Consequently, refractory materinIs enn.
dependent on the conditions, take over the role of POSitiVE?
or negativeElectrode3 in the system of refractory material-
gInss, which leads to a variable corrosion process:
refractory material in forr. of a cathode is destroyed much
more slowly than in form of an anode (Torminol-),,-,, accordinir
"'I j
to COST 5272-50). From a computation based on the valiz@?s by
Mixmt carried out by the authors, follows -that a greater
intensity of corrosion corresponds to a greater pot,riti,.l
difference (table 1). Further the tests csrried out by the
authors are fully described. The test results *.-iith t,e
determination of the electromotive force in the system
Pt--glas-refractory material -Pt at 1290*, are given in
table 2. As results from this, an increase in the Btrerip-th
of material corresponds to the decrease of the potentia7
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New Method of Selecting Refractory Mnterials for Glans 72- 58 - 3 - 4,1155
authors are of opinLon that Viis method may be uDeful In
view of selecting refractory maturtals for various in(.,lt3.
There are 2 tables.
1. Refractory materitls-Test np@hods
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5(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2009
Litvakovskiy, Adollf Abramovich 4,
Plavlenyye lityye ogneupory (Cast Fused Refractories) Moscow,
Gosetroyizdat, 1959. 308 P. Errata slip inserted. 3,50D copies
printed.
Ed. of Publishing House; M.A. Guzman; Teckf. Ede.: T.A. Fru.sakova
and K.P. Voronin.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this work is to investigate the propertlea
of high melting oxides in order to find better refractory composi-
tions.
COVERAGE: The author gives a historical review of the development
of aluminum-silicon-refractory production. He discusses high melt-
Ing metal oxides as the base of the contemporary refractory, the
P4A_Sjoj&,@ WEMm,, ad the effect of corrosion on refractory materials.
He -describes methods of controlling the size of refractory crystals,
.an.investigation to establish the optimum composition ratio for the
me4tam, and the basic method of producing cast fused re-
Av
C ard 1/5. 7" 3,

Cast Fused Refractories SOV/2009
fractories. Personalities mentioned include I.P. Bardin, P.P.
Budnikov, N.N. Kac'jaalov, M.A. Bezborod6@, A.S. Berezhnoy, G.Yu.
Zhukovskiy, I.I. KLtaygeredskiy, G.V. Kukolev, D.N. Poluboyarinov,
N.V. Solomin, N.A. Toropov, V.Ye. Grum-Grzhimaylo, A.A. BELykov,
D.S. Belyankin, A.S. Ginzberg, V.V. Lapin, B.V. Ivanov, A.G.
Yeliseyev, MJV. Osipov, and N.M. Neshchadimova. References follow
each chapter.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface 3
Ch. 1. Development of 1@asic Method for Production of Aluminum-
Sili.con Refractories 7
I. Mullite refractories 7
II. Corundum refractories 29
-III. Aluminum-ailicon-zirconium refractories 34
IV. Fused magnesite and forsterite 47
V. Fused spinel 50
Bibliography 52
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Ch. 2. High-melting Metal Oxides as a Base for Modern
Refractories 55
I. Fusion of solid body 55
II. Conception of nature of high-melting metals and oxides
based on Mendeleyev's Periodical Law 57
III. Basic concepts of the crystal chemistry of high-melt-
ing oxides 7:3
IV. Stability of high-melting metal oxides 93
Bibliography 113
Ch. 3. Corrosion of Refractories 114
1. Theory of corrosion n4
II. Working condition for refractory materials in bath
kilns 1SA
III. Factors determining stability of refractories 1,28
Bibliography 140
Ch. 4. The A1203-SiO2-ZrO2 System 142
1. Components of the system 1,42
Ii. The A1203-3102 system 144
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III. The S102-ZrO2 system 151
IV. The Al 203-ZrO2 system 153
V. The Al 2 03-SiO @-Zro2system 153
VI. Experimental sfudy of phase equilibrium in the high
'n
alumina region of the Al203-S'O9'-&'(Y2 system 1:;0
Bibliography 174
Ch. 5. Controlling the Form and Size of Crystals Comprising
Cast Refractories 175
I. Summary of the bibliography 175
II. Experimental investigations 184
19)11
Bibliography
Ch. 6. Experimental Investigation of the Optimum Composition
of the A1203-SiO2-ZrO2 System 1,96
I. Laboratory investigation 196
II. Preparation and investigation of ntsiralit" refrac-
tories 2o6
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III. Study of corrosion on industrial specimens of new re-
fractories tairalit type 222
IV. Certain regularities in the corrosion of refractories 235
V. Industrial testing of electrically fused t3iralit blooks 239
Bibliography 242
Ch. 7. Basic Production Methods of Cast .Fused Refractories 243
I. General principles 243
II. Some physicochemical features in the production1pro-
ceases of cast fused refractories 248
III. Raw material and its processing 253
IV. Fusing 257
V. Casting 274
VI. Heat treatment 278
Bibliography 302
Ch. 8. Technical-Eaonomic-... Problems 303
I. Effectiveness of the use of new refractories 303
11. Possibilities for organizing the production of now
refractories 305
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress 00,/Ijfm
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XLGTs Iferenc, dr. (Budapest); DOBIS, Otto (Budapest); LITVAN, Gabor
(Budapest); T W S, Ivan (Budapest)
Determination of the molecular state of anhydrous aluminum
chloride In benzol. Actu chinica Hung 21 no.4:397-407 159.
(XZAI 9:6)
1. Central Research Institute for Chemistry, Hungarian Academy
of Sciences, Budapest. Torgelegt von G.Schay.
(Alundnum chloride) (Banxene)

NAGY, Ferenc; DOBIS, Otto; LITVAN, Gabori TOTE, Istvan
Determination of the solubility and the moiecular state cP anhydrouz;
alumUum chloride in benzol. ]';a,-,,.( kem folyoir 66 no. 4.1-34-137
Ap 6o.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kozponti Kemiai Kutato In'zezete; Budapest.

15-57-7-920unp
Translation frotri: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 191.7, Nr 7,
p 77 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Litvan, I. I.
TITLE: Facies in the Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous Varie-
gated Deposits of the Nortftwestern Edge of' the Donets
Ridge (Fatsii ver *khneyurskikh i nizhnemelovykh pestro-
tsvetnykh otlozheniy severo-zapadnoy okrainy Donetskogo
kryazha)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Khartkovsk. un-t, 1956, Nr 73, pp 151-164
ARSTRACT: A facies analysis of the variegated rocks of the Upper
Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous permits continental and
lagoonal facies to be differentiated. The Lower Cre-
taceous deposits consist of a group of continental
facies containing: 1) channel sands, 2) flood-plain
sandy clays, 3) lacustrine sandy clays, and 4)
lacustrine-paludal sandy clays. Deposits of the Volga
series contain: 1) periodic torrential material (allu-
Card 1/2 vial fan and slope wash), 2) channel sand, 3) flood-

Facies in the Upper Jurassic (Cont.)
15-57-7-9299
plain sandy silt and clay, and 4) lacustrine sandy silty clay facles.
In addition to a lacustrine sandy silty clay facies, the upper Kim-
meridgian',series contains a clay facies formed in brackish water
lagoonal basins. The widespread facies types of the Upper JurassIX
and Lower Cretaceous rocks are characterized by their great diver.-
sity of colors.
.Card 2/2 0. 1. Zelenova

LIVAN) J.
Technical research on hemp dre3sers, P. 253, MAGYAR MMTECHUMA
(Textilipari 14usznki es Todomnyos EMrosulet) Budapest, No. 7)
july 1956
SOURCE: EEAL, Vol 5., No. 11, November 1956

FLISCH, A.:LITVAT, X.
-111-1-11-1-- 1
SUMMwy ef 'the 1952 influenza epidemic. OYersekCrogYanzat 3 no, 8:
239-244 Aug 1952. OUG 230)
1, Doctors. 2. Children's Department, Peterffy Sandor-utcai Hospital-
Poly6linic.

XAYM, G.;,, @ITVAY, Z.
Mourogenic relations of certain characteristic -rirus diseases of
childhood. Cry. hetil. 93 no. 42:1206-1212 19 Oat 1952. (CLUL 23;5)
1. Doctors. 2. Kadarass-utcai Children's Hospital (Director - Dr.
Gyala Kapus, Kossuth Prizo Winner) and Pediatric Department (Head
Physician -, Dr. Mmil Litray), Peterfy Sandor-utcai Hospital-Poly-
clinic (Diroctor - Dr. Jozeef Lendvay).

LITVAY, Bmil, dr.
Accoup1tahments and furthor aims of the P
,pdiatric polyclinic of the
Feterfy_Santor Street Hospital. Oyarmekgyogyaszat 6 no.9:274-277
Sept 55.
1. A Jkdapsuti Peterfy Sandor utcai korhaz-rendelo kozleaenye
(igazgato: Lendvai Jozsef dr.)
(OUVATUNT BERVICIS
coordination with in-patient serv.)

RAUT, Tibor, dr.; LITTAY. 3kil, dr.
Capillar-miciroscopic examinations after vestibular irritation.
ful orr gogejorogy no.2!73-76 Nv 56-
(VWTLBUIAR A"AUTM, physiol.
off. of cold & hot Irritation on capillary circ. In
healthy humns, captilar-microscopic study (Hun))
(BLOOD CIRCULVIOU
capillary. off. of cold & hot Irritation of vestibular
appar. in healthy Inimane, eapillar-microscopic study (Run))

-- E-YrERPTA-YEDICA 3ec 7 Vol 13/3 Pediatrics.
721. ACTIl AND CORTISONE TREATmENT OF CHOREA MINCIR - A chorea
mir,nr ACTII ds cortison kezeldse - Litvay E. Merfi SAndor ttcai
K6rhdz - endeI6 Gyermek,)sztiIydnaR,- -K5zl-,BMapest - GYrRNIEK-
GY6GYISZAT 1957, 8/5-6 (159-161)
The author discussed the pathogenesis of rheumatic fever and the mechanism of
glucocorticoids and ACTH.' In 8 charea minor patients, 9-13 yr. of age, he intrn-
duced a treatment with cortisone or AcTH. In the first 5 days the patients were
I given 100 mg. cortisone (or daily doses of 12.5-25 U. ACTU); on the 6th day this
quantity was reduced by a half for another 6 days. In addition, the patients received
7 aletta tablets or chlorpromazine orally. In every case there was recovery within
3 weeks, and after 6 months only I relapse was reported. Frank Szombathely
I MI. IMMM"
Re

LIT TVAY , "IT.- 11 , d-" -
1. -.z,ue. r, re*wr.-:',I-; .7-qf'ZItF.
-.-- -@arj-
Gnnny.iupnceE ;IT* -'-.I , - . I -,
Orv. hetll. K,@,- 3!. @';:- t65
2. Ff.-vaj-co@ u@-: - E@'!
4 -
Gy---rv, ? GS 0. Lal Y.

B.ABW, 1.;@ IHANCOVA-BROZOVA, V.
I --
Ventricular gradient in newborn infants. Oesk..pedimt.15 no.10:
896-goo ol6o.
1. 11. date* kliniko, FDL, prednosta, prof. MW,)r. J.Houstek,
Sloolitel as. MUDr. I.Bor.
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAM)
(INFANT NEZBOPS physiol)

34064
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B124/B1313
AUTHORSt Livanov,_ V. Gorokhov, V. P. , Golof ayev, T. I. , Malyavkint?,
T. -P. -
TITLEs Analysis of aluminum alloys with the ARL quantometer
SOURCE: Potoelektricheskiye metody spektrallnogo analiza; sbornik sta
tey. Moscow, Oborongiz, 1961, p. 67 - 95
TEXTt The article sets out the results of a study of the effect of certbji
factors on operating conditions for the ARL quantometer and the accuracy of
analytical resultsq together wi-ch data on standards and samples for ana-
lysis by it. Analytical lines given in Table 1 werEf used together with
the aluminum line (2567@9 R) as reference. The whole analytical operation
took 8 to 10 minutes. A Sulzer air-conditioner was used for temperature
control, At constant temperature the position of the carriers remains un-.
changed. Calibration was carried out with standards with maximum and mini-
mum concentrations oil all the olements in each group of aluminum alloys.
The quantometer channels were previously adjusted to VIAM standard samples
with a shape slightly modified by the authors (Fig. 1). Standard spPcimens
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Analysis of aluminum ... B124/B138
of the alloysA16 (D16) and AAt,6 (AMg6) were analyzed chemically and w@_V,_-i
the quantometer at the same time. The copper and magnesium content vari:@d
'between the lower and upper layers of the sample (0 3 - 0,7% Cu and 0 5
0.6% Mg). Standards were produced by semicontinuous casting in the form
of billets, 56 mm in diameter, in order to eliminate segregation, Ana-
lysis showed that the distribution of copper (mean value 4.6%) and magrEs-
ium (mean value 6.5%) is fairly uniform in D16,A/11@-3 (AMg.:.3), and AJJg6,
while that of the other components is always uniform. As piping occure6.
when the samples were cast cold, the sizes of the standard samples were
modified as shown in Fig.14, and the shell mould shovni in Fig. 6 was sugg.
ested for casting annular specimens, Analytical results obtained with the
quantometer in dependence on the depth of the analyzed layer and the temp-
erature of the shell mould before casting show that the position of the
working zone varies in the sampleg. With annular specimens, consistent
results are obtained both by chemical methods and the quantometer, The
water-cooled mould shown in Fig. 6 is suggested for more uniform crystall-
ization conditions. . Although segregation is not completely ei3minated
along the specimen, results obtained for layers at the same depths are in
good agreement, There are 9 figures and 4 tables.
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49ie0l-h Litvartovskiy, I.T.
TITLEt On the theory of stability after a linear approximation
for disoontinuoum systems
PZRIODICALt RdforativW shurnal. Matematika, no*6t 1961, 32-33
abstract 6B 156t (Tr.Moek.fiz-t9khn;in-t&t 1960, ryp.5,
109-124)
TEITs For systems of differential equations with discontinuous
right sideep under oertain assumptions the author founds the possibility
to investigate the stability aooording to Lyapunov vrith the aid of
linear approximations, For these syst me, the linear approximation ban
discontinuous solutions (R Zh Matt 19;510 @63). A liaear transformatlon
x - L(t)y in given (the matrio*s LWO L-1 and dL/d-b are bounded and.
piecowine continuous) whioh transforms the system of equations of the
first approximation in a system with a continuous and bounded
coefficient matrix and with continuous oolutions. 7hat permits to
reduce the investigation of the stability of the system with dis-
oontinuous right sides to the proof of stability of the solution of a
certain other system with continuous right sides. Most of the results
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On the theory of stability.*. S/044j6I/OOD/OO6/OO6/O19
0111/0222
Irithout proof were published in earlier papers (R Zh MiLtv 19609 10292,
13827).
rAbstraotor's not*# Complete translation.]
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LITYRIN COY, A. S.
"Diagnoistic Value of the Determination Qf Osmotic Pcoistance of ;-rythro-
cytes in Anem-a"
I!ch. Z4i@ Vitebsk-, 7et. In--ta, L-:6 , to t_*-, @p L;@b-L@
Authors observed the osmotic resistance of erythrocytes of horses which
were suffering frout alimentary anemia due to chronic diseases of the
gastrointestinal tract, or from infectious anemia in acute and@ Bub-acute
forms. Healthy horses were used as controls. In infectious anemia as-
motic resistance was found to be at a maximum, but in alimentary anemia
it was leso pronounceL Observation.of the erythrocyte resistance may be
of Nignificance in the clifferential diagnosis of the above two types of
anemU. FiZ-hBiol, No 3, Oct 54)
SO: Sum. 492, 12 May 55

LTTIrI,,NXOV,' A-. 5.
LITVENKOV, A. S.: "A study of changes in the bone-marrow punctuate in
alimentary anemia of horses caused by chronic antacid gastritis.11
Leningrad Veterinary Inst. Min Higher Education USSR. Vitebsk, 1955.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Veterinary Science.)
Knizhnaya Letopis'
No 32) 1956. Moscow.

USSR/biseases of Farm Animals. Non-Contagious Diseases R-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhuz--Biol,, No 18, 1958 83558
Author t -Lityenkov. A. S.
Institute : Vf@b@slcVeterlnary institute
Title Investigating Bone Marrow Specimens in Alimentary
Pnemis of Horses Caused by Chronic Antacidic
Gastritis,
Orig Pub Uch, zap. Vitebskogo vet, in-tal 1956.. 14,, ijo 1,,
102-110
Abstract Specimens were obtained by puncturing the sternum
of animals in a standing position at the area of
the 2nd-2rd seement. @@mars were prepared from
these sDeciriens and a myelogram was taken. At the
saim tire maturation indices for neurrophils and
erythroblastus were registered. As investigations
performed on 36 diseased horses showed, conji-!nrable
inhibition of the bone marrow's erythroblast:--.-
Card 113
29

USSR/Diseases of Fam Animals. Non-Contagious Diseases R-2
Abe Jour i Ref Zhur-Biol., Ito l8s 19589 83550
Abstract t function takes place in cases of alimentary
anemia caused by antacidic gastritis& Myelogramr,
revealed that among cells of erythroblestic order
a sharp decrease of young elements occurred; yet,,
on the other hend,,, a relative and absolute quantd-
tative increase of mature forms (nomoblaste) takes
place. Also, a delayed denucleination of normo-
blasts and their being washed into the peripheral
blood was noted, An inhibited maturation of cells
of the erythroblastic orcler at the stage of baso-
philic and polychromatophylic arythroblaots was
observed in 60 porcent of partial erythroblesto--
grams. Within the mysloblactic order'. quantitative
diminution of mysoblasts and of young neutroph:rLia
group celle was noted accompanied by a relative
and absolute quantitative increase of mature nautro-
Philes. An inhibited maturation of esophils at the
Card 2/3 stago of myelboyted end maljamyvi6cyies W09 e6tFjbl7j_

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals. Non-Contagioua Diseases, R-2
Abs Jour r Ref Zhur-Bid.., No 18,, 195B 83558
Abstract : shed in 60 percent of examined bone marrc-ey cpec:L--.srn-o
An inhibited maturation of neurctrophilic: group cella
at the promyslocytic stage was found in 60 percent
of partial nomlograns. A quantitative diminution
of reticulo-endothelial-cells was observed emong
other bcne*marrov cene,, and also of monocyte,,
lymphocyte, and plasma cellog Qualitative changns
of bone marrow cello were characterized by the
presence-of a large number of erythroblasticl easi-
nophilic, and neut--ophilia: cell microforms., by dege-
nerative modifications in cell nuclei and in prot-
plasma,. as well as by a considerable number of nucleic
substance elements, Thus, anemia which is caused by
6ntacidic gastritis in horses, is hypoplastio in
character, 7he activity of antianemic matter found
in gastric contents is considerably reduoed,9 which
wxplaina the fact that hematogeneeis of antacidic
gastritis is normoblestio in type.,- From the author's
Card 3/3 SU=ary,
30

USSR/Disease-g of Farm Animls - NoncontrAgi(,us D@Seases
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Binl., No 12, 1958, 54899.
Author (javrilov, A. I.,-Litvcnknv, A. 3.
Inst Vitebsk Institute of-77MY-1-r-e-ry Sciences.
Title Clinical and Anatorideal -@haracteristics of Acidic
Gastritis in Horses.
Orig rub; Uch. zap. Vitebskogc vet. in-ta, 1957. 15, 85-90.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1

a
LITVENTSLV) NAI OBROSOVt AA
Third International Congress on Physical Medicine. Vop. kur.,
fizioter. i lech. fiz. kal't. 26 no.3:267-270 It-Je 161 iNIRA 1417)
(=ICnT"CO1TGRFSSES)

1,ITVENKOVA, Ye.A.,, assistent,
Furazolidone against coccidiosis in chickens. Veterinarila 38
no.10:50 0 161. (MML 16:2)
1. Vitebskiy pedagogicheski;r institut.
(Coccidiosis) (Furazolidone)

LIVER, G.14.; DAMPELI, N.N.; SIIILL'SON, I.B.; KOSTKIN, V.B.
Organic regeneration of skeletal muscles in rats. Biul eksp. biol.
i med. 52 no.8:101-105 Ag 161. WRA 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry obshchey biologii (zav. - prof. G.M.Litver) I Lenin-
gradskogo meditsinskogo instituta izpeni I.P.Pavlova. Predstavlana
deystvitelInym. chlenom ARN SSSR W A Krayevskim.
(RWEMUtATION (BIOLOGX3) * (MUSCLE)

- -LT--!F 7;@- -'@- - t@- - - -
1, -." 1. ..
,fHistological Peculiarities of the Musculature
of the Somatic Type of Bony Fish, Such as lfisgurnus
Fossilis.." Dok. AN, 61, No. 1, 1948.
Mbr., Dept. Medico-Biol. Sci., -cl948-.

LITUR, G.R.. prof.
Role of vitamin A and the vit&iin B complex In the regeneration
of skeletal muscles in sinmma1g, Trudy LXI 2:12-,4 155 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Peryyy LeningradskV meditsinakiy institut imeni Andemika
I.P. Pavlova, kafedrs obahchey biologii (xav, kafedroy- prof.
G.M. Lityerl.
(Hurlar-111)
(MMIPIRATION (BIOLOGY))
(V IT AM, U45)

-LITVM G.M.
Structure of the akeletal muscles an relnted to their physiological
function. Arkhe'anate gist. i embr- 33 no.14.10-17 Ja,--mr 156
(MIRA Ita)
1. Is otdela gistologii (zave' deVetv.chle ANN SSSR N.G. Xhlopin)
Inatituta eksperimentalluoy meditsiny AMR SSSR i kafedry obshchey
biologii (sav; - prof. G.K. Litver) I Leningradskogo meditsinskogo
iuetitu@a im. akad. I.P. Pavlova; Adres avtorat Loningrad. Ul.L
Toletogo, d.i. 3,-y Leningradskiy meditainakiy Institut im. 'LP.
Favlova, kafedra biologii; I
(MUSCIM, anatomy and histology,
skeletal ausc.. relation of structure to physiol; functo'

LITVXR, G.M. (Leningrad, 22, Aptakarskiy pr,, d.8a, kv-25); DAMMI, H.N.
Leningrad, 136, Bol'shoy pr., d-70/72. kv.4)
Possible restoration of whole mascles In rats from trx-noplantod.
ground muscle tisoue. Arkh.anat.gist.i embT, 37 no.9:54-66 S 1.59.
(MM 13:1)
1. rafedra obahchey biologii (zaveduyushchiy - prof. G.M. Litvar)
I Leningrad skogo, moditsinskogo Institute. imeni almd. I.P. Pavlova.
(MUSCTAS transpl.)

17 (104)
AUTMORS: '-
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TITLE:
-16n hoe roblem of Roganarat4
on of Whole Mua-,,I-is Fr@m
Transplanted Dissez"Vqd Muscular T-4.4au,) Undez
of Thair Total Remo@,-ai in Hate (K vopro:--3-:t o vosstan-:;rlanil
taolykh meskulc-r 1z peraeazbennicy MTFhe,-7hn,)y
tkani pri ikh totallnom adalanii -a k7yay)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadwmli na-uY. SSSH, 1959:7 '7@1 @257 Nr ir pp 23`-235
(Usscm)
ABSTRACT: The au@-Ihora wanted to flnl out what ber-!cmea of tne diasezted
in the -@as,@ of a 9,.,bstJ.t,ut!,n fo-r a removed
m. gas trocx, -@miua . The:rp- are doubts aq to thA formation of
myobla;@ta fmam, -.he liTing matter :,utiiide The ::+-ella which are
then supposed to form the mus,,Ie (Ref 1 nompared to Ref 2). The
authore describe it of 6 experlmental oeries: 1. Th@- left ba,,k

; to the mstbod ef reJ *'arsn;.
extramity waa operattid 'e 3
and th-i proximal @@f the mu-@cl? was In E"'Idition to
this was th,@- diss,?,@41-sd tieau?. III. Likt-b 1, only without a trans-
d TV. Pr;-@x!mq]. anl d@s@al
plantation of thc, dispe,:;ta
Card 1/3 I

,On the Problem of Regeneration of Whole Mus-.7ea From SOV/20-125-1-65/67
Transplanted Dissected Muscular Tissue Under Conditians
of Their Total Removal. in Hats
ends of the m. gastroonemius xere carefully amputed until the
beginning of the sinues. No "minced naiscles". V. Like IV,
only with "mince! mlisoleall. The animE.lu were killed in an
interval of between 10 and 145 days after the operation.
Figures I and 2 shDw pictures of regeneration after 7 and
145 days. The following @onclusiorscan be drawn from the
authors' observationst 1. The 6keletan-nusoles of rat
(especially of m. gaatronnemius) have in contrast with most
of thG ,rqrt--_Dxate_A inveotigat6d a ve@y remarkable rejer*rative
PC.w6-7. 20 Th-i dissentel muscle.-tissue tF_kes practioally
no part in the regeneration process of m. gastrocnemius.
3. The Qonception that the mi,ctle Is ::,egeneratad by the exci-
S'on of 1111ve matter" from the transplanted diBsected muscular
tissu6 does not cor:feepond to reality. Therefo:-aq it is not
possible for thp; promotcre of the neir oell-theory to back
this theory by quoting ths- referenr-en mfinti,@ned, as ill- is
often done. 4. The s-agge-stion *,,) 1)1313 th;., diesectel. muscular
Card 2/3 tissue in practiral@. rj-,_,rg,:-ry ie stit! pr@Lmeture %nd dEmandt
additional obeervatfona.

On' ihe Problem cif Regenersti,@n @.-f `Sho`@,- Muscles 30-11/2j-, 25 -1-65/67
Transplanted D'Lsseoted MuScu.1ir Tissue Und@*.,
of Their Total Rema-va, In Ffati@
There a-,-,6 2 f Lgluree and 8 rei'erene@e:-s 7 of whiz;h are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIOTIF P, yy Li-n!rj&m-&A4 ial@titv,.t
(First Leningrcaj Medica'4 lnFtitut,@,)
PRESENTED2 August 5. 1958,@, It%-! I- I. Sbm@-.@gauzari@ Acadaxloian
SUBMITTEDg Augviit. 1955
Card 3/3

.UITVER, G.M.
Reactive changes in ground skeletal muselo tissue after its
autotransplantation urxier the akin.of the abdomen in rats.
Diul. eksp. biol. i med. 52 no.11:111-111+ N 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry obshche:T biologii (zav. - prof. G.M. Litver)
Leningradakogo meditainskogo instituta im-ani akademika I.F.
Pavlova. Predstavlena deystvitelln@m chlenom MAN SSSR II.A.
Krayevskim.
(MUSCIZES-TRAMPIANTATION)

LIMR, 6.111.) PENTLZRINA., N.A.
Specificity of total reieneration of skeletall muscles in
various marxwl species. Biul.eksp.biol. i med. 55 no.I:
.1
89-92 ja163- (MIKA 16:7)
1. Iz kafed2-Y obshchey bio!oGii (zav. - prof. G.M.Litver) i
kafedry operativnoy kh-Irurgii (zav. -@rof. M.A Breseli) I
1,(.,ningradskogo meditsirzkogo instituta imeni I.P.Pavlova.
Predstavlena deystvitel.Inym c1denom A1411 SSSIR A.V.Lebedinakim.
(1--IG,,NURA'iION (BIOLOGY)) (MUSCIES)
(IWOW-S-PHYSIOLOGY)

LITV12, S, LO
Utvor, S. L. - tr@,cPanding Cement for Self@stressed Reinforced Concrete and Iavesti-
gati-3n of' the Phenomenon of Self-stress." Min Construction Enterprises of the
Metallurg,ical and Chemical Industry USSR, Central Sei Res Inst of Industrial Structures
TsNJFS1 Moscow, 1955 (1".ssartation for the Degree of Candidate in Technica; Sciences)
SO: Knizlumya Letopis', No 24, 11 June 1.955, -Moscow, Pages 91-104

LITVM.-@[e-mail]; POPOV, A.X.,kand.tekhn.:aauk
lzr7estig%tion of stressing cements. Trudy NII2M no.3:51-92
158- (MIRA 12:1)
1.1'ristressed concreite) (Cement-Teating)

IMPICHMVSKIT, G.I.,kand.tekhn,rauk; LITM, S-I-,kand,.tokha.nauk
Irriestigating self-induced stresses in rainforf.-ed elements
made of stressing cements. Trudy, NIIZHB no.3;:93-139 158.
(MIM 12: 1)
(Prestressed concrete-Testing)
U

POPOV, A.H.,karxj.tekhn.nauk; LITM, S.L..kand.tekhmna-lik
Technology of producing and testing pressure pipes made of nelf-
str6saing reinforced concrete. Trudy YIIZHB no-3:140-162 '58.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Pipe. Concrete-Teating)

fUENKEV) I.M.p kand. tokhn. nauk; MIRONOV, S.A.j, doktor tollm. nauk,
prof.; PARM%'OV, kand. tck)Ln. nauk; !ZZIEVICH, G.A."
kand. tekhn. nauk; MIXMLOV, K.V., kami. tekhn. nr-u,'K;
MULIN, N.M.., kand. tekhn. nauk; K11AYDUKOV, G.K.., kand. tel-hn.
nauk; KORITEV, N.A., kand. tekhn.nauk; TESLER, P.A., kand.
tekhn. nauk; HERDICHEVSKIY, G.I... kttnd. tekhr,-@. nauk;
VASILtYEV, A.P., kand. tekhn. nauk,- LYbDKOVSKIY, I.G., kand.
tekbn. nauk; SVETOV, A.A.,, kand. tol-Im. nauk; C11114ENKOV,
Yu.V., kand. tekbn. nauk;i3ELOBHOVY.Y,-.K... inzh.; KLEV-11SOV,
V.A., inzh.,- DODHOWSUW, N.S.j arkh.; DESOV, A.Ye.,, doktor
tekhn. nauk, prof.; LITVER, 5.1-,-kand. tekhn. nauk;
PISHCHIK, M.A., inzh.; SKLYAR, B L.., inzh.; POP(A', A.P.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; NEYOUSOV, K.D., doktor teUn. nauk, prof.;
MILOVANOV, A.F., kand. tekhn, nauk; TALI, K.E., kand. tekhn.
nauk; KALATUROV, B.A.p kand. tekhn. nauk; KABIASHOV, K.11.,
red.; MAKLUCHEV, V.V., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; YAKUSHEV,
A A:, inzh., nauchnyy red.; BEGA, B.A., red. izd-va; NAUMOVA,
G:D . tek@n. red.
[Reinforced concrete products; present state and prospects
for development] Zhelezobetonnye konstnOctsii; sostoianie i
perspektivy razvitiia. Pod obshchei red. K.E.Kartashova i
M.Makaricheva. Moskva) Gosstroiizdat, 1962. .279 p.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Continued on next card)

FRENKEL',J.M.--(ccntinued) Card 2.
1. Akademiya stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut betona
i zhelezobetonal Perovo. 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akadenii stroi-
tellstva i arlrhitektury MR (for Kartashov). 3. Chlen-korres-
pondent Akademii stroitellstva i arkhitektury SE-SR (for Mironov).
4- Gosudarstvennyy institut tipovogo proyektirovaniya i telduli-
cheskikh issledovaniy (for Bordichevskiy, Vasillyev, Lyucucovskiy,
Svetov., Chinenkov, Belobrovyy, Klevtsav, Dobromyrlov). 4. Vseso-
yuznyy gosladarstvennyy proyektno-konstruktorskiy institut (for
Desov, Litver,, Pishchik). (Precast concrete)

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CC_N1F-_Aff6Ol7448 009571557000 270014
AUMOH: J;4@@S. @L.,- Popov&, V. A. /001
ORG: NIM34
TITIE-. Low diameter pressure tubes from self-stressed reinforced concrete
SOURCEt Stroitelstvo truboprovodov, nos 12, 12-14
TOPIC TAGS: reinforced concrete, pipe
ABSTIMM Using self-stressed reinforced concrete one can produce structures without!
prestressing devices and mechanisms* The straining cement is made of Jointly c.rushed
port3.ALnd and aluminous clinkers and 19psum (75:15:10)o Changes in composition and of
hardening procedures affect the expansion and hardness coefficients. This cement ex-
pands after achieving a strength of aomo 150-200 kh/c;2, and this ;results in a stressEd
armature of the concrete (see Litver and Popov, Issledovaniye prediraritellno naprya-
slienrifth konstruktsiy (Study of prestressed structures), GosstroyisAat, 19,12). The
present article describes the construction of small diameter prosmwe tubes: from self-
ctrestied reinforced concrete develop(KI at the NIIZhB* The tubea aro producod by the
N-Ibroj=nching method, Results of the tests on 0 = 150 mm tub3a arc, also Given, The
use of the now reinforced concrete guarantees a similtaneous stressing of the bAlcal
and longitudinal arrature; the now tubes are extromely impormaable to water-, t1t) pro-
duction equipment need not supply high stresses and. is thus relatively inexpensive,
" V be produced during a single production cycle* Orig. art# has' 3 fi-
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S/044/60/000/008/OOT/035
16400 C111/C222
AUTHORZ Litveri Ye.L.
TITM On the group of ideal classes of some algebraic fields of
dogree, pn
PERIODICAL: Reforativriyy zhiu.nal. Matematikag no.8, 1960, 31,
abstract uri.8649,, Uch,, ZaP- fiz--matem- falc- Rositovsk.-n/D.
un.-t, 1959, 43, nb.6, 137-145
TF.XTs Lot k# "bo an algairrale number field; K -- finito exti)nslon of
the field k of degree pn (p .-- prime n4mber)f @,jq-j en -- pairwiqe
different subf-1,91da of K with tho degreq p over k; g- (corrospondit Lgly
k
9A.j (i.1? ... a)) - the subgroup of the group of idead 01&130691,Hk
(carresopndingly -H of tha field k (correspondingly, whloh
containar all alowento of this group the orders of which are relatively
prime with p. Let a' lie the olass of the group of the class*s,11K. of K
contaimIng-all ideals of the class a. The zappiug",,'(&)
Card 1/2

8/044J60/000/008/007/035
On the group of Ideal classes.'. C111/C222
leflues an ., isomorphism of the group gk onto the subgroup qir-Hr The
isomarphiei @4 the group g.,, onto the oubgroup g"', "K
is defined in 9.u analogous manner. It in proved that
y"..'go, gi.I" . g1V
b1tr r+1 k
La an appliaati-@n of tbis' result, for a normal extension Y of k Irith
a Galais group of the type tiia author derives the formuls:
h = P*;, F" L, , where h is the n4mber of the classes of Kq',ft is the
RO i-1 h c 'a 0
number of the classes of k, tuvi hj,...,JhM are the numbera of the clanses
of the Subf ields Rl e, 11) of the field K of degree p over k.
fAbetracterlu notes The above toxt is a full translation of the arigftnal
Card 2/2

CHIKIN, Lev Aleksandrovich; LINER, Ye.L.q dots., otv. red.;
KOVALEPRO, Yu.V.,, red.; PAVLICHENKO, M.1.9 takhn, red.
(Programming for electronic digital computers) Program-
mirovanle dlin elektronnykh talfrovykh vychislitellnykh
mashin; spravochno-metodicheakoe posobie. Rostov-na-
Donu, Izd-vo Rostovskogo, univ., 1963. 64 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Programming (Zlectronic computers))

LITVIJAKY Pavle
Casts made of malleable ca3ting. Ljevarstvo 10 no. 5/6:12.1,126
163.
1. "Duro Dakovic", Slavonski Brod.

-IT @JAK.,- Pavle
Automatic regulation of the work of cupola Llevarstvo
9 no.1/6:57-61 164.
1. Dilro Dakovic Foundry, Slavonski Brod.

SHLYAK-11OV, R.N.; BCNDffRYAlqSKIY, I.P.; GROYSW,, G.M.; 0STAP&O, M.G.;
Ye.N.; KONDRATIYWIA, L.I.; LHEENZON, W.P.; 811PANIR, Te.I.
Use of gamzaa globulin for the prevention of infectious hepatitiff
.in pediatric institutions. Trudy Kish.goo.med.inst. 11 13.01-10/,
160. Win 16 *- 2)
1. Wel epidemiolo&U Woldavokogo nauebno-iosledovatel'okogo
instituta. epidemiologiio mikrobiologii i gigiyeny., Kiohinerskaya,
Bel'takayaq Orgeyevskaya i Respublikanskaya sanitarraya igpidemio-
logicheskaya stantsiya.
(BPATITIS, IYFECTIOUS-PREHNTIVE IVOCUIATI01q)
(GA14MA GLOBULIN)

USSR/Radio - Television Dec -50
Receivers
"First Entries in the 9th All-Union Radio Exhibi-
tion," S. Litvikov, Secy, Exhibition caxmittee
"Radio" No 12, p 9
Among exhibits sent on from local exhibitions
are various-type receivers, a television set eith
1.2-in tube, instr to det percentage of iron in
ores, and vest-pocket receiver using miniature
tubes.
_T_DD_

""ding
OURA 12.
LrevIS, Ike transportst'On of green
ni-ting the 9-6-7 S '59-
S,3.,. buji. , no * ,
we are Me'*"Inge . _hjr_Irin6kO9o
,.p their dry 2,vo&s r sko7 Oblasti
,,tell kirpiO -VIL ChOTIcas
Rey rukovol..,khotnogo otroits'lat
j.,Iek"jchIu9;v-" - k
ravle (Sr, -Trau"YOrt.
,eks
ajounogo
1---/rns-t@cology - Toxicology) Aminoacid Compounds. U-7
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 13051
Author Litvin, A.A.
Inst
Title The Use of Glutamic Acid in Chronic Forms of Psychiatric
Diseases.
Orig PLIb : V kn.: Tr. Konferentsii po, proiz-vu i ispolIzovaniyi
aminokislot v med. M., MGU, 1956, 74-78
Abstract : No abstract.
Card 1/1

LlTYIN,-A.A-Ljqt
yyn, 0. L. ]
Weathering of zinnwaldite. Geol. zhur. 22 no.3:74@77 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. InBtitut geologicheakikh nauk AV USSR.
(Zinnwaldite) (Weathering)