SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZOLCINSKI, A. - ZOLIN, V.F.

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TRACZYK, Jan, dr inz.; ZOLCDISKI, Artur, mgr.
Preliminary considerations on the mutual infliaence of the
stages in axial compressors. Inst lotn prace ino.19t13-19163.

KOLARZYK, %Terzyo mgr inz.; ZOLGZSKI,, Arturp mgr in:g-o
Transonic compressors. Inst lotm prace no.190-12 163,

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HUNIGARY
ZOLCZE3
KAZAR, Gyorgyp Dr, MANRINGER, Jeno, Dr, National ln~.
16'tji:~6 of Traumatology (director; 5ZANTO, Cyorgy, Dr, profe 1;sor) (ors*os
Traumatologiai Intezet).
IlBilateral Fracture of the Femoral Neck and Unilateral Pertrochanterio
Fracture in a Patient with Parkinson's Disease*
Budapest, Magyar Traumatologia, OrthoLaedia es Helyreallito Sebeszet
Vol IX, No 3, Jul 6b. pages 161-185.
Abstract: [Authors' 33nglish swmary modified] Fraiture of tho remoral
neck on the left, 4 years later tho saw) Injury on the right and,after
another year, a pertrochanteric fracture on the left was sustained by
a 57 year old woman patient with Parkinson's disease. On the basis of
the clinical features, the radiological examination and veno!;
.,raphic studies,
the transient in. portance of the vaosel of the ligamenturn teros is pointed
out, on one hand, and now data are presented to verify the identical ten-:
dencies of healing in the case of bilateral fractures of the femoral neck,
on the other hand. Finally, on tho bassia of the oour-.1o of reoovery of the
fractures, nailing of the femoral neck is recommended in the Case of
Parkinson's disease as well. It is considere(I to be im )ortant, however,
that the intervention be accompanied by a prlmRry Vosal operation.
1 Hungarian, 4 Westem references.

IMSAR, Andor, dr.; RAMBO Gyorgy. dr.,.-, &r.;
FARAGO, Istvan, dr.; NDLUR, Idito
Clinical aspects and therapy of commotio oerebri. Vagyo
Sebasset 10 n6,1:4-13 Kar Ve
1. A ~hdapestj Orvostudomamri Xffeten Baleseti St'b"vatt
Intesetenek Koslemszqe. Tgaigatos Rubami, Pal,
tanar.
(BRAIN. voundu A"Inj.
concussion, thero,& other clin. Wacts (ffim))

ZOLCZKR, Laszlo dr.- ZOLTAN, Janos. dri
Xxtensive injury of the forehead. Vagy. sebeasset 10 no.l:
14-19 Mai- 57.
l. An Orazagoa'Traumtologlai Intexat Konlamatqe Igatgato:
Kudass. Joisef, dr. eMrateal tanar.
(HM' wounds & inj.
extensive Inj. of temporal bans with cerebral. prolapss~&
open fract., recovery after plastic surg. (Hun))

Thir effict of long on, the deuky (if' wattsr In Sri
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their e-LqrurmT-n-, an be inf"mf 'mm 11T 'n
-31un-t! OCC=Mmtr when diswMng t'fm(7-1TI1" In 144II'm
m in the dtok,
Increar - Ay of, 'I'Mm my I,,- qt>
dinta"Ce 0( 1 tri 4 A ftYm IIIIII 01,111re of C"r ii,q.
Cdangm in Lh, ditt-sity of the writer %utT1J.MdiqZ 17c i:)n
can lintsb1ished is function (if flLi 1Ntat."! tnr.wjj_~
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provol-nan to he vn~ea-,, ir -nle-. I,. e-11,bct if tlt
11hali tvieW long is roughly the!nme 111c,iffectaftuldium
and putamiurn ions I.% co:~~Udtmt-,le ap ta the littilil c)j .
5 to G ~ mdiu~a sp!lere nod can even 1r: nb,.ervvf at
a lxdiw; ;A, .0 A. while tile effe't is intiltMIsat 1J13 Its
III,! cuq of lithium. In tilt! eVent 11f, ntlp:.ive int.r --is
~'Iiroul wrre!;Itiong Could be found 1xj-,wt-1 thrl moditi5
0the VIM Prvo .1hl jert"ity Of WZLICI, it CrAild be-
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Z8LD,, E. Hung ari an CA: 47:10966
with S. UENGYrUp Do DUiJa"3 VID IM. DLRI
Tecri. bniv., nudapest
IlLffect of ions on We density of water in aqueoug solutUmii uf :vlectrolyt-jul."
Acta Chim. Aead. &i. Hung. 3, 13-45 (1953) (Lnglinh Iwrjnmry)

ZOLD, E. KISS, L.
The zinc-silver accumulator; a preliminary communication. p, 93,
(Magyar Kemiai Folyolrat. Vol. 63, no. 2/3, Feb./Mar. 1957. Budapust, Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAL) LC, Vol. 0, no. 10, October 1~57. Uncl.

HUNGARY/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-12
Application, Part 2a - Electrochemical Industries)
Electroplating, Chemical Sources of Electric Current.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - 10ilmiya, No 14L, 1958, 47396
it ff
Author :,JhmQ_Zold: Laszlo Kiss
Inst : -
Title : Silver-Zinc Storage Cell.
Orig Pub : Magyar kem. folyoirat, 1957) 63p No 12) 334-338
Abstract : The Ag-Zn storage cell SH-12 is describedo Its capacity
is 12 ampere x hours and its specific energy is 220 watts
per liter and 90 watts per kgo
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06,
s/196/63/000/00'1/bO3/035
E021/E155
2-
AUTHORS: Kiss, lAszlo', and Z61d, Ernoo
TITLE 3 A metho;d for preparing a siWer-zinc cell
PERIODICALj Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i~enargetiko;,
no.1, 1963, 21, abstract I A 133 P. (Hung. pat. cl. 21b,
6-14, no.11,8761, December 15, 1961)
TEXT: A simplified method of preparing call electrodes '~is
patented. Alloy sheets cut to size are assembled in a cell.
80 g of zinc powder containing 99o8119 Zn is charged into a corunAum
crucible. 20 g of silver powder with ;~. ~9-5% Ag are then added
to decrease the evaporation loss. After this, the crucible is ;
heated in an argon or nitrogen atmosphere until the. metal is inelted.
It is mixed with a corundum stirrer. the cooled alloy is rolled to
the required thickness with periodic heating to prevent for~iation
of cracks. The positive electrode made in this wa~ containa~
3 - 34% 2n and the negative 3 - 37N Ag. J)uring forl"ation, tile Zn
in the positive electrode is dissolved and the A9 eemaining has
a spongy structure: the Ag in the negative electrode takes no part
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s/196/63/000/001/003/03.5
A method for preparing a silver-zinc ... E021/E155
in the reaction. It forms the base of the electrode, The
proposed method is suitable for mass production.
~~bstractorlIs note: Complete translation.]
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MOORE". MAN

GEOGRAPHY GEOLOGY
PMCDICAL: KWARTALNIK GEOLOGIUNY Vol. 2, no, 3, 1~58
BRZOZMMA, M.: ZOLDANIp Z. Remarks on t-he stratigraphic rwge of sane
type of Carboniferous magasporese pe 515*
Monthly List of East European Acces3ions (WAI) L40 Vale, 8# No. 5
may 1959, Umc-lasse

VA.;

ZOLDIJ Istvan
Mechanization of fruit azd vegetable growing. Musz elet 19 no.22:
13 22 0 164,

-;C~y ;",j
I I - , !Avan
W~. - ~
." t~i~-:T-TPT Uf, .- *:q.1--e,~ - ~- 0 f,4
E;eh I b I f. L-,n . z ~,~! ~- f. t.~ ~-' Agri7al

HUNGARY Farm Animals. General Problems.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur -~ BlAbgiyal No 2,~1959, No. 7283
Author : Xallai, Laszlo; Ahirad, Andras,-'Zold Mikl
Kovacs, Joszef; Bernus, Jones
Inst Not given
Title The American Artichoke (Mellanthup tuberosus
L.) as a Peeding Agent. 3. The Effect of the,
Carbohydrates of Artichoke Tubers on the iw
vitro Function of Intestinal Micro'organisms~
Orig Pub Allattenyesztes, 1957,.6, No 2, 169-176
Abstract As a result of biochemical inv~estlgations in~
which the method of an "artifilcial rumen't
was applied, the authors established that the
carbohydrates of the American artichoke (inu-
lin and fructose) influence the vital acti-
vity of the microorganisms of the r=en more
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HUNGARY Parri Animals. General Problems.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 2,'1959, No. 7283
favorably, represent moro abundant sources
for energy in the synthesis of carbamido
fu'rca7 and decomposition of 6ellujose than
carbohydrates which are predominant in pota-
toes or in forage feeds (starch, glucose).
B. A. Kanzyuba
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B149[Wi
AUTHORSs Laschober, Ernd, Z61di, Mikl6s
TITLEz Manufacture of aluminum oxide insulators
PERIODICAL% Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya) no; 21, 1962, 337vabstraot
21K253 (Hung. patent,.148251t September 30, 1.961)
TEXT: Al 0 inoulators;as used in radio engineering industry, e.g. for
2 3
heated electron tube cathodes, occasionally suffer breakdowns at high
temperatures on account of impurities in the Al 03* The authors found
2
that small admixtures of Mo (0.1 - 2%) formed.complexes vith'the impurities
and improved the insulating qualities of the product. As the coloring
becomes somewhat darker the heat radiating capacity of the surface ie
increased. go can be introduced either as a powder in the oildinary process
of' milling, or by covering it on the graine of the ceramic mass or on the
surface of the shaped articles by-evaporating a'Ho-containing compound in
vacuo. -Further treatment of the articles follows the usual course. During
baking, Mo diffuses into the surface layer of the articles and creates a'
well insulating film. [Abstracter's notet Complete trainslation.]
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zomj, Pal, dro
Repeated screening procedures in the S=eg District (1958, 1960).;~
Tuberkulozis 15 no-4:111-114 Ap 162.
1. A Sumegi Jarasi Tanacs Tho aondozo Intesetenek,(vezeto foor'vosi
Zoldy Pal dr.) kozlemenye.
(TUBERCULOSIS prov & control)

KWISCINSKit Imejanp dr.; ZOLEDZIOWSKI,, Wojaiech,, in%.
Application of petrochem3cal raw materials in agricultural
chemistryj p3ntaw fractions as starting rav natex-La for the
synthesis of new insecticides., Nafta Fol IS no*6tl6l-163 Te
162.
1. Instytut Prueoplu Organictwgo, Warosawaa,

Borosilicnte Flass for ].,nbor~;tory equirment -iz,. Polarid.
i
p. 65 (Szk3lo I Cernmiki. Vc-1. 8, no. 3., Nar. Warszawo, Polond)
Monthly Index cf East biropean Accessions (ErEAT) LC- Vol. 7, nc.
February 19,18

ZOLEMIEWSKIs S.
First mobile laboratory for routine testing of the,insulation for high
volt
Cage. p. 28.
PRACEI Vol. 4) No. 109 1954, Warsaws Poland*
SOs East European Accessions Listy Lib* of Gong., Vol. 51 No.,10,1 Oct. 1956.

ZOIZI, Istvan
The 435 HHz receiver. Radiotachnika 10 to.8:236 I
Ag 160..

ZOLENKOVA, Te.G.; NIKITINA, G.M.
Data on the orientation reflex in the early Postnatal stage of the
.owr apes. Zhur. -.ys. nery. doiat. 9 no.W.5~-864 It-D 159.
I '(MIRA 13:9)
1. laboratory of Comparative Ontogenesis of thei Ner~ous Systemp'
Institute of Normal and Pathologied Physiolo#j U.S..$.R.Acadazy
of Medical Sciencesj Moscow.
(ORIENTATION) (II[FANTS (N4MRN))

ZOLENKOVA, Te.G.; NIKITIMp G.H.
Formation anA development of conditioned dakaxu~i ive rotle!cex in~!tha
young of lower monkeys, Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat. 10 no.2:2w-W
Mr-Ap 160. (MIRA 343 5)
1. Laboratory of Comparative Ontogenesis of thd Nemus System$
Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiolog,,T, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Medical Sciences, MWcow.
(CONDITIOM REVIPONSE)

ZOMMOVA, Ye.G.; MIRTOVAv L.N.
Functional and structural features of the cereliral cortex in
trauma during ontogenesis. Zhur. vys, nerv. delat. 10~no. 1:10-:
19 Ja-F 160, (ILBA 1/,t2)
1,, Laboratory of Comlerative Ontagenesis of thellervdus System#
Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiologyp U.S.S,R. Academy
of 1164ical Sciencesp Moscow*
(CEMBRAL CORTEX.-WOUNDS AND INJUMS)
(CONDITIORED FSSPONSE)

~OLETNIK, Sandor
Forgeable, pressable machine parts. Gepgyartastechn 2 no.11:
403-406 N 162.
1. VIANZq4AVAG.

ZOLIAIC., Ing.; GFITE."j'CU, I., jig.
Some economical probAcnio connec.~nd w-Ith the des,4i of heatIng ,
batteries made of little w1mged luibes. Rev constr Ili mat
constr 16 no.4,.190-193 AP~64

ZOLIN, A.D.; POWAKOV, V.A_,
OPSh-30 hydraulic press for punching and compressing tires. Kauch.
i rez. 19 no.9:41-43 S 160. (RIBA 13A0)
1. Naucbno-issledovatel'skiy institut shinnoy pronyahleamosti.
(Tiros,Rmbber- -Test 11:4;)

39832
S/044162/000/007/027/100
C111/0222
AUTHOR: Zolin, A.F.
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TITLE: On the approximative solution of boundary value problems
for equations of elliptic type
PERIODICAL: Refera-tivnyy zhurnal', Yatematika,- no,.' 7, 1962, 51,
abstract.7B249. ("Tr. 1-y Nauchn. konforontsii matem.
kafedr pod. in-tov Fovolzhlya, 1960", Kuybyshev,. 1961,61-65
TEXTs In the domain fL with the piecewine smooth boundar$- F tho
Dirichlet problem is approximately solved for the eqki&tion of elliptlo
type
alu ralu au au
+ b
C (X. U =/(Jr. Y).
for the boundary condition
u r
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S/044J62/000/007/027/100
On the approximative.solution
C (P) # -)(~~C(P)f apbtclf E G
where f
It is proved t
1) There exists a unique polynomial U n which optimally apProxim,,.'.,j;;- the
rigorous solution of tho'conaidered'problem in the metric 3(U,v) 4-
U
2) the polynomial& U converge for n--~,oo to the rigorous solution uniform-
n
1~ in every clo3ed domain entirely lying in S^L
3 in every closed domai& entirely lyir4T in S1 thare holds uniformly the
estimation
U o In n
2
nP
where tho polynomial U n(%IY) Satie'iea the condition
tj.(U,#) - in,(, kPA). 14PA) PNU, Pft).
P,
aa
P /S
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Iasi
3/044/62/000/007/027/100
On the approximative solution CIII/C222
It is pointed to the fact that tho givon method of sol.kition. can be-uued
for the solution of boundary value problems for aquations of elliptic typo
and of higher-oTder.-
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16-38-oo
/t 1400
AUTHOR: F.
TITLEs The Application of Polyharmonic Polynomials for the Solution~cf
Boundary Value Problems for the Polyharmonio Equation
PERIODICALa Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy,. Uatematika, 1960t
No. 6) pp. 82 - 92
TEM The paper treats the approzimate solution of the boiLudary value
problems 2p-1
) U U f
(2) Ujr- fo(e), P-1 P-1
-1 - R)? 1r
and r
P-i
(3) UIr YoWl 6U1r - Ti(s)' ... Ufr p
for the polybarmonic equation
9 2pU
P1
9U .41 31 2,k 28
d,98-1 tp y
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3/140J60/000/006/006/016.
CII-110222
The Application of Polyharmonic Polynomials for the 5olution of Boundary
Value Problems for the Polyharmonic Equation
The f and ?i are assumed to be continuous on F ; Fconsists of finitm-
ly many pieeswise smooth area and bounds a simply connected region S11 9 is
the direction of the exterior normal of F . The approximate solutioni are
sought in the form
(4) U P-1 n i+2j(ai~ coo ig + b sin W
pn z z 3
i-o i-0
where g, 0 are polar coordinates of the point, and a.,,, bij are constanto.
At first it is proved that the boundary conditions (2) can bo replaosd by
the equivalent conditions
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88180
3~140/60/000/006/006/0W:
C il/0222
The Application of Polyhermonic Polynomials for the Solution of Boundary
Value Problems for the Polyharmonic Equation
for p even for p - odd
UIr = *0(8) Uir- - 'P,(0)
OR U) I r r
'4UIr 4\ulr Y2(3)
2 UIr Tp-2(~) 2 ti (s)
9,9 41P-2
IP-211 1
--~ ~) U1r - *p-,(8) 4 Ulf- kPp-I(8)
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88180
S/140/60/000/006/006/018:
C1II/C222 :
The Application of Polyharmonit Polynomials for the Solutimof Bound4ry
Value Problems for the Polyharmonic Equation
where -4)j(9) are certain functions which can be ezplained~by the fi(g),
and (A] me-&no the larges.t integer contained in A. Then the.metric is chosen
7
in which the strong solution of (l)-(21) shall be approximated bY (4). The
set of all regular (cf. (Ref. 2)) polyharmonic funations d"fined on 41
becomes a Hilbert apeoe by introducing the soalar -product
2 k k u kv
(5) (1.1, V) U 4 v + do
where the prime means that for an odd p the last summand io missing, and-the
norm
2 )2]
u V . z (4 kU)2 + do
k-o r~
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BMW
3/140/60/000/006/(306/016
CI I 1/0222'~
The Applicati:on of Polyharmonio Polynomials for the Solution of Boundary
Value Problems for the Polyharmonic Equation
The distance between the elements u and v is the norm of its differences
2 &k 2]
(9) 52(u,,v) jju_vj2 71 k k 2 3,4 ku v
ds~
u- V)
k-0 r
Theorem 1 s The met of polyharmonic polynomials (4) ~s albeed in the!space
H in the sense of the metric (9). A polyharmonic Polynomial (4) of degree
* + 2(p-1) in x,y with the property thatIJU - u 2 2(u, u ecomes
pn pn
* minimum, where U is the strong solutiong is chosen as an approximit*
11 olution of (1)-(21).
Let this polynomial be
P-I n L+2j
(12) QpU 7 Oos ig + aij Ain ig).
? 3 ij
J-0 .0
Then the (2n+l)p parameter o(jjt 8ij must be found from the followL4
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S/140J60/000/066/006/018
01111C222
The Application of Polyharmonio Polynomials for the Solution of'Bound4ry
Value Problems for the Polyharmonle Equation
(2n. +1 )p algebraic equations i
uV #2
n u,,n
o 0
-d a b
ij ii
T,-n, n,
(J O'P-' j OIFT
Theorem 2 1 The algebraic eystem (13) has a unique solutioni, i.e. there
exists a single polyharmonic polynomial (12) of degree n +~2(p-l) which
yields a beat approximation in the sense of the above+metri.c.
Theorem 3 1 For n-*oo, the best polynomial Qpn converges unitoraly 46 them
strong solution of the considered problem in rl-.
The problem (1)-(3) is treated with the same achameg bnt the scalar product
is defined by (17), and the norm is defined by (19).
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ill I IN M

S/140/60/006/006/006/018'
Cill/C222
The Application of Polyharmonio Polynomials for the Solution of Boundsr~y
Value Problems for the ?olyharmonic Equation
There are 6 references t 4 Soviet and 2 French.
EAbstraoter's note : (Ref. 2) concerns I.N. Vekuat Neir Metho(Is for Solvin
Elliptic Equations, 19461
ASSOCIATIONt Melekesekiy pedegogicheakiy inatitiat
(Helekess Pedagogical.Inatitute)
SUBIUTTEDs October 14, 1958
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ZOLIN, A.F.
Kean convergence of trigonometric interpolation POlynomialso
Dokl. AN Us* SSR noo2tl7-22 158. (KM& 11:5)
l.Institut matemattki I mekahniki. im. V.1. Romano-eakogo
AN UsSSR. Predstavleno akad. AN Ur.SSR T.As Barymeakovym.
(Convergence) (Trigonometric funa:tIons)

AUTHORs Z(Ll i ~nA . ~F SbV/20-122-6,-4/49
TITLEs On the Approximative Solution of theiPolyliIirmonic Problei
(0 blizh6,,,,- 1 0
_-Pri nnom reshenii poligirmoji'bhesk zadacht)'
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii naukpSSSR,1956ovol 122$Nr 6,pp 971-973 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The author considers the boundary value problem
(1) PU PI 2pU
4181 2J3
OL't B-0p
p
(2) '1- f P-1 f
uIr fo(s) P"I aP r 13
where r is the piecevise smooth boumdary~of the domsLinil
As approximating functions the authoT uses polyharmonic
polynomials in polar coordinates
2(1-1
upn )+J(a ij coo JOI+ bij sin JQ)
W'R
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On the Approximative Solution of the Polyharmonia Prob jem SOV,"o-'122-6-4/49
The set of all regular [Ref 2] polyh~rmonic functions
defined in n is made an Hilbert spa%le by:introducing ths.
scalar product& The approximating polynomial is chogen so
that in the metric of the Hilbert sp4oe It - u 'becomes
Pn
a minimum. It is proved that for n-*o the approximating
sequence uniformly converges to the .,, exact . solution of the
problem.
There are 5 references, 4 of which are Soviet, and 1 is French.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut matematiki i mekhaniki imeni.VoI.Romanovakogo
Akademii nauk Uz SSR (Institute for Uthewitics and M6cha Inics
imeni V. I& Romanovskiy, Academy of Sciences ~'Uzbek SM)
PRESENTEN June 5, 1956f by S.L. Sobolev, Academician:'
SUBMITTEDt May 17, 1958
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I ZOLIN, A-*F.
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Use of conformal napping in solving D~richlstlw prol~lsm for a :
Laplace equation by interpolation. Dok'LAF VzjSSR.no-ll,3-9
156a (MIRA 13:6)
1. Institut matematiki i mekhaniki AN UzSSR. Predetavlano almd.
All UzSSR T.A. Kary-guyasovyn.
(Conformal napping) (Harmonic functions) (Interpolation)

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AUTHORt Zolin, A.F.
TITLEs A Method of Approximative Conformal_M"ykRgI.kko
PMODICALs Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zaredenly. 318itematika,
No- 4, PP- 101-105
TEXTs The conformal mapping_of~a domain G on the uni4 circle is perfo~rmed
according to (Ref. 1) by
A(Z) - (z-z ,).'P(Z)
where z,C G passes over into the center of the circle,, Hert, ~_,(Z) is, an
entire function analytic in G, Be -in r, where 1- lo the boundary
of G and r-)Z-Zol.
The author approximates q)(z) by polynomials such that for' n ..'4oo the
modulus le~(Z)-Pn (z)1-40 in all zr~,G, and thereby he .obtai#s a sequence
of approximative conformal mappings of the domain G am the unit circle.
The convergence of these approximative mappings-to the rigorous mapping
is proved. The approximation of (P(z) is carried out by separate approxi-
mation of Rec~(z) and Im~(z) by harmonic polynomials. The proposed method
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C111/C3,13
A Ifethod of Approximative Conformal Mappi ngs
proves to be~ suitable for the mapping of polygonal 4omitins on the unite
circle.
There are 3 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs Melekesskiy gosudxrstvennyy pedagogicheakiy ingtitut
(Helekes State Pedagogical Institute
SUBMITTED: October 14, 1958

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~9LIN, A. F. Cand Phys-Math Sai (diss) "Solution of.margihal problans,
Tagoikent, 1957.1 1
for the Laplace equation by th hod df
8 pp (Central Asiatic State Univ), 160 oopios (K.L, 42-59, 91)

ZOLIN, A.F.
Solution of the Neuman problem for the Mpla6a eqoatlon by
interpolation for the area included in elipsao DokI. AN Us Ssa
no.1:3-7 757. 110)
1.1natitut matematiki i makhaniki All UzSSR. Prodstavlano akad,
AN UzSSR Toll. Kary~Nlyazovym.
(Harmonic functions)

ZOLIN, A.F.
Usir~g polybarmonic polynomials for the oolution of 'boundary value
problems for a polyharmonic equation. Ixv. r~a. adhob. MTo t,
MA 14 -1
no. 6:82-92 060.
1. 14elekeaskiy podagogicheskiy institut,
(Boundary value problemo)

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AUTHORi Zoling A.P.
TITLEt The solution of boundary value problems ~or the Laplace
equation with the interpolation method
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal.Matematika, no. 7, 1961, 48,
abstract 7 B 210. ("Iasled. po matem. analizu i mekhanike v,
Uzbekistane". Tashkent, AN Uz SSR, 1960, 133-152)
TEM The interpolation method for the solution of the Dirichlet problim
in the circle consists in the following t A harmonic polynomial is f ,ormed
which on the circular periphery changes to a trigonometric polynomial aad
which interpolates the function given by the Dirichlet condition. The
knots of interpolation are chosen equidistantlyi If :the given function Is
continuous then the trigonometric interpolation polynomial convergod
with respect to it in the mean, And with the aid of the Green's function
it can easily be shown that the harmonic polynomial in every inner,6ub-
region converges uniformly with respect to the sought solution of the
Dirichlet problem. If the given function satisfies the condition ot Dini-
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The solution of boundary valus problems oc C111/C222
Lipschitz then the interpolation polynomial converges iunifomly ffith
respect to it and the harmonic polynomial converges (iocarding to a well-
known theorem of the theory of harmonic functions) uni.formlir to the
sought solution in the whole circle. Analogous results arc. obtained in the
case of an ellipse by choosing the generalized harmoni4 polynomials as
interpolation polynomials. Analogous results are also obtainel for the
Reumann's problem if the normal derivative of the intexpolation polynomial
interpolates the given normal derivative of the sought fttoll.on on the
boundary of the region. Some indicaO.onj on the solution of the same
problems for regions of a general form are given.
[Abstracter's note i Complete translation
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USSR / Soil Science, Physical and Chemical Properties T
of Soils.
Abs Tour; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 21, 1958t 95699.
Abstract: pressure and vapor expansion are placed., The
capillaries are fastanod by plastilens to the
inside surface of the vessel cover. In the case
of isotonic solutions in the vessel aftd oapil-
larios, the meniscuses of the solutiorAs in the
capillaries do not chango their positioa. If
the solutions possess moro vapor e:?~pansion in
the capillaries than in the vessel, the water
from the solutions in the capillaries evapot-
ates and condenses over the solution or the soil
in the vessel, If the solutions In the - aapillcar-
ies are found with less vapor expansion, the Nmter
from the solution in the vessel evaporates and
condenses over the solution In the capillaries,
in connection with which the meniscuses of the
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ussR / Soil Science. Physical and Chomioal Propertios
of Soils.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 21, 1958, 95699.
J
Abstract: solution3 in the capillaries are transferred to
the direction o' the ends of the capillary. The
position of the moniscuses of the solution in
the capillarios is periodically observod under
the i-aicroscoDe with an ocular micrometer. The
basic problem of the investigation consists of
the selection of such standard solutions in the
capillaries as would be isotonic with the solut-
ion in the vessel or with the solutiozi of the
soil investigated; then, according to their de-
terrained concentrations, to measQre the osmotio
pressure of the solution investigated and the
vapor erpansion over it, which is necessary for
calculating the evaporation rate of the water.
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OJSSR / Soil Science, Physical and Chemical Properties i
of Soils.,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol,, No 21j 1958, 95609,
Abstract: Exumplas of determinations are cited. Alhe sim-
plicity of the m,~thod permits Its use in con-
trolled soil experiments for moisturo oapaoity
in the agrochomical and soil scionca lab~retor-
las of machine tractor stations. -- S. A. Nikitin.
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ZOLIN, A. I., and DUMANSKlY. A. V.
"On the ACcUmatization and tiensibilization of to.Uoidal iron 4ydroxide,,,
Zapiski Voronezhskopq 6-t~hia-LAp 15s 3) 1931; Koll-z, 59, 3149 1932,

7-OLIN) A. 1.
Evaporation of aqueous solutions of some monot!6rboxtrlic acids
and monoh~~rlci allphatic alcoholo. Mix. fIz. khim. 36 no.6-,
1699-1701 Je!j 64. 0,11PA 18:3)
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PAIMOV F.S.; BELYAYEV, A.U.; ALADIIII, 0.1.~ V.F.;
.VOROBIYEV, A.I.; PROKOPYEV, YU.V.; SOLOVI:aW, Y-a.A.,-
HZIMIN, A.V.; MID0111S, V. Yu. ZOLINf; A V YkTl-"'~ Yo.F.
V.L.; TROFINOV, Ye.N.; 6HU61-N., Y*j'R.;
KOROLEV, V.F.; KERIMOV, N~B., KRAWMENKO, A'S.-P RMIN,
GURCIENKO, A,P., KRUGLIKOV, T.V.; CHERMAKO'l', Alil 1:11 POV
N.K.
kithors' ~ortificaten and p-it4lnts.
1013 ia-F 165. (NIMA 113~4)

ZOLM, B. 1.
V. M. PrIllall" V. V. I'Mallorchcal'o. 1.". 1. zolln
Scientif c-Atlicirt Propaganda in the Taachft,~ FrocesI3
slikoly, No. '~, March (pliblAshe(I iii API-1-1.)) pp. 21-25
SO: Current DiGest of Soviet Press, VII:15, -9.7, 25 Llay "1;5, UnclalL31ified.

PRIKLONSKAYA, N.V.; OSTROVSKAYA, N.M.; Prinimali uc~astiyo: Zs;~-A-;
PANKRATOV, B.I.
Efficient mixing methods for the preparation of butadiene-st~rrene
based rubber compounds in the production of technical synthetic
rubbers. Kauch. i rez. 24 no-4:5-8 Ap 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Nauchno-issiedovatellsk-ly Institut rezinovoy proinyshlennosti
i zavod "Kauchuk",

~IM GA. KULAKOTA. A.Ap; IFAMMI.;
MaOZOVA9 L.K.;. IDOIUCHATVA# Z*Yo.; ~~O a-
Z.A.; POSMKOTA, Te.M.; SHOR, X'S".Zsims)
Iffecliveness of prolonged combined antibacterial therapy of pulmo-
nary tuberculosisl Klln.me4. 31" no.*12:75-& D 159.
(KU 13W
1. Iz IV glavnogo upravlentya pri ministerstva zdravookhraneniya'~
SSSR (nauchuyy rukavoditall - prof. A.Te. Rabukh1n).
(TUBIRCULOSIS)

L t\"
POSTNIKOVA, Te.N.; ZOLIN, G.A.; 4ARIMA, L.V.; NATUT&It Z.A., SHIM
LMCH, L.M.; Kbakwa)
3ffectiveneve of streptouVein and PAS In treating im1monary tu-
berculoals, Prob.tub.no.4:42-46 JI-Ag 155. Onju 8110)
(TUBPACMSIS, PULIOMRY', ther.
PAS A streptomycin)
(SMAICTLIC ACID, ther. use
tubarc.puln. with streptomycin)
(STRMTMATOIN, ther. use
taborc.,pil. with PAS)

MOROZOVA, L.N.; DC)KUCHAYYVA, Z.Ye.; Z%j!jo, G.A.; KULA.-KOVA., A.A.;
NAVRATELIP Z.A.; POSTNIKOVA, Ye.K,--(MiD9Wa)
Late results of antibneterial treatment of pilmonary
tuberculovis. Min. mod. 40 no.1202-36 D
OURA I'l 12)
1. Iz 1-y i 2-y polikliniki IV Glavnogo upmvlenlya pri
1-tinisterstve zdravookhraneniya SSSR (nauchny7 ruk6voditell
prof. A.Ye. Rabukhin).

;OLIN, G.To.. agronom.
Preparing building
,,a and equipment for receiving the :new crepot
ilmeads. Haol.-thir.prom.22 aol;4:6 156. :(MLRA 9:9)
:
.Treat Krazzo4arzhirmasloo
(Oil tadustrias-Equipment and supplies)

ZOLM, G.Ye, agronom.
Storage of sunflower seeds at oil factories of the Krasnodarphirmaslo
Trust. Hael.-zhir.prow. 18 no.6:5-6 Je 153. (MMi 6:6)
1. Treat *Krasnodarzhirmaslol. (SiLnflowmr seed oil)

ZOLIM. G.Te. II
acti.coo for storing oil rich sunflower seede In oil 0111M of
Irramnodar Territory. Ka9l.-chir.prom. 21 no.3:~-8 156. (MM 9:8)
1. Treat "Krasnodwshirmselow.
(1rasnodar Territory-Sunflaver need-Storap)

ZOLIN, 1. , kapitan I-go mnra
~ * - ~71 ~- ~ ~
In cities and ports of the Britiab zone. Vympel 11 ~no.9:22-23
it 148 iGermarq, Western---~ocial conditions) WRA 12--9)

t"i fs fj (dapt lot Ink)
Listed an Chief Editor of GovetskLy Flotp'orgau of the Kinistry'of Defense
M, (concerned with Soviet wml matters.) govvtskiy Plot, )Wcowp 16 Oct 54
SOi MM 2919 2 Dee 1954

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khoz-vo, 194E,
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TITLE: Use of nuclear emulsion-of type A(K) for individual f4st-i
neutron dosimetry
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya,,.,v.- 13, no- 5# 1962t 467~-471
TEXT: K-type nuclear emulsions 20p thick on triaoetate backing de signed
for recording protons of 0*3-150 Mev were used to check 0.15-i5-Mov
neutron doses. An individual method was devised uning,a system of 13
layers: cellulose cardboard (58), Al(83); triacetate film (34-4);
A.1 (27-7); black-cellulose paper (13-3); emuision backing (17.2); emulsion
(6.9); triacetate film (17f 2); black cellulode paper (13-3); A (27-7);
triacetate film (34-4); Al (83), and cellulose cardboard (58), The Aata
in the brackets are th~ lacer thicknesses in mg1cm 2 On each side the
emulsion is covered by 6 layers, arranged symmetrically, the arrangement
being so chosen that the dependence of the number of tracks in ~he
emulsion on the neutron energy is analogous to the dove absorbed in the
biological tissue.~ This was checked by determining the contribution of
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Use of nuclear emulsion of type B102/~104,
each layer to the total number of tracks. A comparison of the dose
curves as calculated shows that in the case of perpondicaar irradiatioil
and fvr E n~ 3 Mev, the curve of the layer packet lie4 higher. The
calculations were verified experimentally with monochromatic neutrons
(2-5, 3.6, and 14 Mev). It was found that in the 2case of perpendicular
neutron irradiation the number N of tracks per cm of emulmion is equal
to the calc 'ulated number within the error limit. It the case of parallel
irradiation N is by 50A smaller than with perpendicular irradiation. It
A rotating packet of layers is irradiated, then N in 2514 smaller than
with perpendicular irradiation; in this case R(E n) agrees with the d.ose
curve of biological tissue to within +_ 15%. The dose D(in rad) is
-AN where Am(1.11+0.08).10-5 2,
calculated according to D rad/mrek-cm- The
photoemulsions were treated according to tfie NIKF1 standards, the films
were scanned with an MR-3 (M-3) microscope (950X). T ,he nuclear
emulsion was rendered sensitive to thermal neutrons by The presence of
/2'wi'h
nitrogen; N14(n,P)C14 has a C-1-75 b which decreases as E-1 t
0 i
increasing R n. At 200 kev 6-1-5 mb and X.100*56 Mey# Honce this method
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S/089/62/013/905/004/012~1
Use of nuclear emulsion of type B1001041
makes it possible to measure the total thermal and thi feat neutron
dose; a Cd-filter is used to separate the two components. The
0~--background becomes important only at doses above 5 r. AA high
r-intensi.ty the emulsion typesA(D), r-3 (T-3) or 9-2 (Ya-2) are used
that are less sensitive toy-radiation. The track r6gresnion was
studied on K-type emulsionh in a-70-day Po-Be-irradiation~&nd.it was
found to lie within the orror limits. It.is the higher the leas
sensitive an emulsion to (recoil) protons. The K-type emulsion in the
"correction packet" proves to be rather reliable (root-mean-square error
in the determination of the"monthly admissible dose 40%)And allows,
comparatively rapid scanning (65 films can be acannea.by 1,peraon withini
36 hra). At present these packets are used -for dosimetric monitoring! of~,
personnel in the Laboratoriya vysokikh eftergiy Ob"yedinennogo instlAuta
yadernykh issladovaniy (High-energy Laboratory of the Joint Institute
of Nuclear Research). Thore are 3 figures and 2 tablos.
SUBMITTED: February 10, '1962
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amplitude by means of &n experiment irwolving regS.8-tmtion of slaut recail deuterow
from a fl,-',n target of deuterated p,7,1,,,et.,K1r',.fnne C.9-0-6 ti thick, 71ne lnvestij-~nted
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AGAGMYNOT, Tusif Abas ogly; kly LOwnulgh, A IRO A.D.t
redaktor; SBTMGNLI, A.S., redaktor Isdat-o-ITIMa-
[Lengthening the interval between repairs of wells] Udlinente
mezhremontnogo perioda raboty skvazhin. Baku. Axerb~idzhanskoe -
gos.izd-vo neft. i nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry, 1957- 39 P- (HLEA 10:9)
(Oil wells--Kaintenance and repair)

NUZI.--XikW~_&Ivov~iqki'SHU(IHN, Turty Ivanovich; AIGROV, A.D., redaktor;
GORCHAROTO I.A., takhnichaskLy rodaktor
[Pumping Jack beam Imugeral Unatnys podyeski 4-11a xtsinkov-kacbalok.
Baku# Goes nauchno-tekhn. Izd-vo neftianot t govio-tcolivaot lit-srrs
Azerbatdzhanakoe -otd-nio, 1954, 34 p, [Microfilm) (MLOA 1011)
(Oil well pumps)

IBAD-ZAM, Tusif Alikulu ogly; ZOLINg.,
WAR-UM. A.K~; OBLOYAO,
I,P,, red,; DALLOD, AX."Te hn.red.; VA"OYA, N.H., tekhn.rad.
(Raising the level of ground water for IrrigmtIon and water
supplyj Pod"em podzemnyklx vod dlis obvodnanila i oroshentia,
Pod red. M.A.1bad-Zade. 14oakva, Gos.izd-vo ael'k'hor..Ijt-ryp
1959. 247 p. (XIRA 13:2)
1. Daystviteltuyy chlen Akademii seltakokhou.nauk Azerb.SSR
(for Ibad-sade),'
(Water, Underground)

GIDIYFVj S,,M.; ZHARKOVSKIY, OA; ZOLINt M.L.
SKS-136 explosive ahell for drill-ing second mbaftso(MNefteprom#
delo, no,10s3l-34 T63, IRA,1?t6)
1. Institut geologii i rasrabotki gory-uchikh iskop&yewjkh
AN SSSR i Ramenskoye otdoloni,ye Vseaoyuznogo nauchn-tepledoveltell-
skogo instituta geofisicheakikh metodov razvodki.

Z-OLIN ILL SHEVCHUX, Tu.I.; AMIROV, A.D., red.; GONCHAROV,
tekhn. recL
(Increasing the produativeness of pumping jao~4~ Uvolgohonto
proiamiltolluo8t.1 dt,-4A-ov-km%A.%1ok. Bakuo Atow. Roilmlat,
1954. 26 p. (Oil well Pumps) (111 RA 16: 10)

ZOLIN, M. L.
Ileftepromyslovye klinoremenvye peredachl Z-Wedge-sbaped'belt drive ir,
petroleum industry-7. Baku, Aznefteizdat, 1953. '342 P.
SO: MontbIX-Lip't of-Ruspian.AgoossiptI, Vol. 6 No. 8 14ovenber 1953

POLIKIN, S.I., ?rof. doktor*, ZOLIM, S.N.
Present state -Or7ro"I"Mon. techniques for dressing volframits,
ferberite, and hubnerits ores, hul. TSIIN tavat, mato to.8:14-ZO
158, (MIRA:11:6)
(Flotation) (Tungsten)

KUZIKIN, S.F.; ZOLINi S.N.
-; .....................1
Phenomena of the aggregation of mineral wtiodes ih the pulp's
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tevet. met. 4 no,4:2449 061, (MIRA 14-.:B)
1. Krasnoyarskiy institut tsvetnykh metallovs, kafedra obogash-~.
cheniya rud redkikh niet9alov.
(Flotation)

KUZ'KIN, S.F.; ZOLIN, S.M.
Flocculating action of polyacrylamide compou rKIs on certain ore ulp
p
components. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tsvet. met. 5 :no.2,45-49 ~162'~,
(HIRA 130),
1. Krasnoyartkiy institut, tsvettVkb metallovo kafedra. obogasboh.oniya
rud redkikh I radloaktivnykh metallov.
(K.otation) (Acrylamide)

KMIKIHVSv7e-, NEWMj V.P.; YAKUBDVIGHp LA.; ZOLIMI.P.N.
Studying the mechanism of the action of polyacrylar4dqw
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