SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOLINTIR, V. - VOLK, V.G.

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-ZaLilialas- 'If Dr .and GRINDEIAVIU, H., Veterinariax,., of the Ve-
terinary Laboratory (Laboratoxul Veterinar), Sibiu.
"Id--antifying a Focus of Ornithosis in Goslings.11
Bucharest, Revista de Zootehni-9 si Medicina Veterinara, Vol 13,
No 7
,, Jul 63, pp 82-84.
Abstract [Authors' English summary modified]: A focuj3 of
ornithosis was diagnosed in goslings through isolation of
tlie germ on mouse lungs after 2 blind passages. The disease
was associated with Deratyphosis. Mortality of the afflicted
gosling stock was 40 percent.
Includes 2 Rumanian references.

VOLII'T-4RU, T.
Properties of various domestic carbon blacks in rubber mixtures, and their
utilization in the tirc industry. P. 3.
RE,7IFTA DE C =.Z. Pucuresti, "umani a. Vol. 10, no. 1, Jan. 191~0..
Monthly list of East Furopean Accessions (EFAI), LC. Vol. ?, no. 9,/195c~
Uncl.

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AUTHORV Vollintiru, T., Engineer
Xhavior cf "Cold" and "Soft" Butadiene-Styrenic Synthetic P-ub-
TITLE. The
ber n Ptubber Mixtures Used for the Manufacture of Tires
PERIODICAL. Revista de Chimie, 1960, Vol. 11, No. 7, pp. 401 - 407
,rExT -. Subject article analyses the characteristics of synthetic rubbers
used in the produc-~ion of tires. Among the rubber copolymers, butadiene-styrene
rubber is the mainly used synthe-tic rubber, even exceeding the use of natural
rubber in the production of tiree (Ret's. I - 5). Butadiene-styre-ne copolymers
are composed of four types of structural. units (Ref. 6), I.e... 1-4 transpolybu-
tadiene, 1-4 cis-polybutadiene, 1-2-polybutadiene and polystyrene. Reference is
made to the causes of this structural non-uniformity. These characteristics wem
improved by reducing the polymerization temperature. The reduction of tempera-
ture was made possible by the utilIzation of oxide -reduction. ("redox"! Systems
(Ref. 7). By reducing the pol rization temperature from 90 to r-OC.,
lyme I _~ , the dis-
tribution of macrostructure and mlcrostru^~tur-_ was improved. The. cry-stallization
phenomenon is also more favorable with polymers prepared at low temperatures-
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The Behavior of "Cold" and "Soft" Butadiene-Styrenic Synthetic Rubbeers in Rubber
Mixtures Used for the Manufaeture of Tires
To prove the correctness of these theDretical ccnsiderations, laboratory tests
were performed with "cold" and "soft" bu-tadlene-styrenic synthetic rubber, the
first named "Buna-H81s-Ir: " and the 'atter "Europren-1,500", imported by Rumania
for the first time in 1959. The studies were connected with. the most important
elements of the tire, I.e,, the tread and the composition of' the cord2s rubber
coating. The rubber mixture prepared. on the basis of "Buna-HUls-150" and "Euro-
pren-1,50011 were compared with "SKS-1.0" rubber, previously depolymerized to a
"Defo" -of approximately 450 - 600 g. The follo-wing recipe was used for the tread
mixture (parts of weight'i" syntne-lic, rubbers 1100.,~ zinc oxide. 5, plasticiz-
er*. 14.5~ "Carbomet" lamp blackz 30,,,, "Furnal R-300" furnace blacks 30~ an-
ti-oxidizing agent PBNs 13 accelerator LM~, 0.6,,,, accelerator Dz 0.63 and
sulfur: 2.9. The proportion "Carbornet'Y"F-arnal R-300" was varied-~ 40 '/1-3~ 40/
/20, 50/10 and 20/40. The c-ord2s rubber 2rating was composed of.-- rubbers 100,-
zinc oxides 5,, plasticizers (in-clud-Ing vulcanizing activators and adhesives),
"R-300" fiLmace Vlack. 30,? phsnylbetariaphV~-aminez 1-01~t acceler%tor DM,, 0,6-,-
D., 0.4; sulfur varying from 2.8 to 2.5, The naty-,ral-rubb~-r./sy-~ihet-.c.-rubb~er
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The Behavior of "Cold" and "Soft" Butadiene-Styrenic Synthetic Rub"bers in Rubber
Mixtures Used for the Manufacture of Tires
ratio is given in Table
Rubber mixtures prepared
to be superior with regard
hardness, resistance to
views the advantages of
rubbers- and recommends
on tke basis of these
encesz 3 Rumanian, 5
e '7
6 and the results of the laboratory tests in Tabl , .
with "cold" tutadiene-styrene synthetic rubbers proved
to plasticl-ry, resl.stEmce to rupture, elasti-2ity,
wear and resistance to fatigue. The author finally re-
"cold" and "soft" butadiene-sty'renic copolymer synthetic
the construction of new Rumanian synthetic. rubber plants
procedures. There are 2 figures, 7 tables and 14 refer-
Soviet., 4 English, I German and I Unidentified.
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USSR/Mathematics - Homeomorphism, Nov/Dec 51
Countable Sets
"Tr-- c-morphi-em of Cpuntable Sets," A. Ya.
Vollpert, Slavyansk
"Matemat Sbor" Vol XM (71). No 3. pp 677-698
Proves 3 theorems: I. In order that countable -
set A of real numbers of homeomorphic set
similar to set of all rational numbers,: it is
necessary and sufficient that A not contain iso-
lated limit points. 11. Set of an countable
ordered types dense in itself acts as a con-
tinuum. III. Aggregate of all ordered types of
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TiSSR/Mathematics - Hameamorphism Nov/Dec 51
Countable Sets (Contd)
set A, et ah of vhich is gameamorphic to a certain
set B sit~.Iar to set R of rational numbers acts
as a co- iuiz. Submitted 4 Apr 51.
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TOKAREV, V.A.; VOLIS, 1.1.
PxreservWiOn of fodder yeast. Gid-roliz. i lssokjai=.p:-o=. 15
no.2:27 162. (MIRA 18:3)
1. L-3ningradskiy gidroliznyy zavod.

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,jQLjTOLL,,-U",r4ATALKHF,ItMAN, A.L., kand.farma~sevticheslzikh nFiuk,
SWERNP H.R., provizor.
"TechnoloV of drug forms" by P.M. RozentovAlg, Apt,delo 7
no.3:87-92 My-Je 158 (MIRA 11:7)
(PHARKACY)

VOLITSKAYA.- M., inzh.
Manufacture of prestressed reinforced concrete crane Ix)ams.
Energ. stroi. no.33r82-8.4 163. (MIRA 17:8)

VOLIVACH, Valentin Savellyevich; VASILINENKO, P.M.[Vasylynenko, P.Mj*
'" r6d-. - SHAIUMSIKIY,i.'F-fSharnevs'kyi, P.R.], tekhn. red.
[Kalyna Derevenko's school]Shkola Kalyny Dereven1co. Stanislav,
Stanislavs1ke oblasne knyzhkovo-gazetne vyd-vo, 1962. 18 p.
(MIRA 15:11)
(Agricultural workers)

M MWEAPFIMMI BM wwfaq tQ*W-
STOJSIC, M.; VOJVODIC, Z.; MESIC, S.;_YOLJVICA, C.; SAHIRBEGOVIC, A.
Tuberculous meningitis in the Serajevo Infectious Clinic from July 1,
1955 to June 30, 19.59. Tuberkuloza, Beogr. 12 no.4:433-454 160.
1. Infektivna klinika, SarZLjevo (predstojnik: prof. dr Bl.Dordevic)
(TUBERCULOSIS MENINGEAL epidemiol)

STOJSICj M., dr, doe.; KOSTIC, Z., dr; PUTNIK, Lj., dr; VOLJEVICA, C., dr;
BAROSI T., dr; MILISAVLJEVIC, D., dr; LJUBU14CIC,--!;.-., N. dr;
GOLUB.. B.,, dr.
Enteroviral paralysis. Cases observed during 1960 in the Sorajevo
Infectious Hospital and in the infectious ward of the Most4tr hospital.
Med. glasn. 15 no.11:375-380 N 161.
(POLIONMMITIS epidemiol)

STOJSIC,Milorad,d-r; SECIRBEGOV'IC,Aziza; VOLTWICA, Cam Jla, d-r
Diagnosis of Heine-Mddin disease, Mod arh., Sarajevo 14 no.l:
73-85 Ja-F 160.
1. Infok-tivna klinike. Medicinskog fakulteta u Sarajovu,Sef:
prof. d-r Bl. Dordevic.
(POLIOMYELITLS diag. )

VDLJIN, V. CORHASCA, M. SMJaLFVICI, A.
Tha X-ray tube with braking actioxi of B-radiation of 90 ISr (90Y). j). 39.
ANALELE SERIA 5TINTP-,-TDR NATURII. Bucurestl, Rumania. Vol. 7, no. 18, 1958.
Monthly List of East European -ccessions (EFAI), Vol. 8, no. 9, Sept. 1959.
Uncl.

MORGESCUP I.I.; TECIDCIU',SCU, Gh.; VOI.TIJI, V.; CIOIIODLP.U, L.
Radioactivity of the firat solid fallout in Bucharest,
during the 1962/63 wint5r. Studii cerc fiz 14 no.6:805-814
163.
1. Institutul. politehnic Bummesti, Laboratorul. do tohnica
nucleara. Univeraitatea din Ducuresti, Catedra de structura
materiel.

VOW IN 2 V.; GIUDINP T.
- ,, -.." 1 ~Determination of the relation of the Go 1" and On .137 raO,'onuoIid,-i
contentration in the solid atmospheric preol.pitation on Bucharest
during the winter 196,2-196J+, Ft. 2. Studil cerc fiz 16 no.1031123-
2129 264.
a. Faculty of Physics, Bucharest UrAversity.

RMMNIA/Solid State Physics Solid State Theory. Crystallography- E
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 9. 1959, 20218
A thor : Sanieleviei, Al; Vol.)in, V., Corbasca.p M.
Inst : -
Title : X.-Ray T-ube with Deceleration oJ.' the 13 Radiation of
Sr9C) (Y90).
Orig Pub : An. Univ. "C.I. Farhon" Ser. stiint. natur, 1958, No 19)
39-42
Abstract : To take radiographs of parts of light materials, an x-ray
t-be with deceleration of the radiation was constr cted,
ir- which the electron beam is emitted Ijy a soarce Sr90
(Y90), and the anti-cathode os a lead plate. The cons-
tr,-ction of the source of rays was made with acco-uat of
the necessity for facilitating and insoring safety of its
se without reducing the i-ntensity of the beam. This
constr.ction eliminates the diffuse and backward-scatte-
red radiations, which may fog the film, and a suitable
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RUMANLk/Solid State Physics - Solid State Theory, Crystallography. E
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika., No 9, 1959, 20218
chanelling of the (3-ray beam mkes it possible to ob-
tain clearly defined photographs. The -.ise of a so-rce
of activity 1 --- 3.5 millic.-.rie necessitates exposxes
from 30 mini,tes to two hot~~rs. This time can be red.,ced
to several mirrates by ,:.sing so~.xces with a greater acti-
vity and greater film sensitivity. The x-ray tube with
slowing down of the radiation, thanks to its simplicity
of arrangement and vise, and also thanks to the low cost,
can be -.sed in laboratories that do not have expensive
x-ray apparatzis. It can find application in standardi-
zation of sintillatioa spectrometers for rays thanks to
the K line of the characteristic x-radiation from lead.
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VO LJ IN J, V.
14 137
Determining the Ce '4 and Cs radionuclide
tration ratio In uolid atmospheric precipitations. '~tudii
cere fiz 15 no. 1:55-59 164.
1. Department of the Structure of Matter, Bucharest
University.

VOLJINv V.
Study of the characteristic spectrum emitted by an X-ray tube
vith Sr9O (Y90). Studii cerc fiz 11 no.4:887-895 160.
(EVAT 10:8)
1. Universitates. IC.I.Parhon," Catedrs. de structurs. materiei.
(Spectrum analysis) (X-ray tubes) (Strontium)
(Lead) (Yttrium) (Radioisotopes)

NI21ANSKA, J.; HOLA-N,V.; J M.; TIUIKA,J.;Tecbnicka spoluprace: VMJOVA,F.
Treatment of warts with liquid nitrogen. GeErk. derm. 39 no.I:
59-63 V64
1. 1. dermato-venerologicka klinika fakulty vseobecnoho lekars-tvi
KU v Pra2ze (prednosta: prof.dr. J.Konopik, DrSc.) a Kozni odde-
leni OUNZ v Kladne (vedouci: MUDr. J.Niznanska)o

ALENTIYBV, A.A., prof.; JfTAMIjKCiV, A.A., VOLK, A., red.,
[Principles of glass tachnO10971 Oenovy takhnologii staklas
Kiev, Kievskii ordena Lenins olitekhn.in-t, 1958* 102 p.
i (Glass3 (MIRA 12:3)

SZVZRDVJKO, V.P., akademik. red.; KALACHEV, R.I.. red.; TUSHKOV, A.Y.,
red.-; VOIK, A.A., red.; GURVICH, G.Te., tekhred.
(papers of the Conference on the Improvement of the Technology
of the Working of Metals under Pressure] Materthi.* &Mferentaii
po usovershenstvovanfin tekhnologii obrabotkj metalloy davlaniam.
Minsk, Isd-vo Belgoeuniv. im. V.I.Lenina. 1958. 111 p.
(KIM 12:6)
1. Konforentaiya po usovershenstvovaniyu tekhnologii obrabotki
metallov davleniyem.
(Metalwork--Congresses)

LEONOVICH, K M. - VOLK
.
First results of the undergrounA coal gasification using
directed air blast at the level of the coal seam. Podznm.
gaz. ugl. no.3:47-52 158. (14IR-k 3.1:3.0)
1. VReso3ruznyy nauchnn-ismledovatal'skiy ingtitut Podznmgaz.
(Coal gamificsition, Undergmind)

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ACC MR. AP5026477 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/020/OD63/0063
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G Xmlakovskiy. Ve A.
.UTHORS: Rktner, I. S.; Volovichy Z. BakIRAOT,
brekiy, B. Z.; Volkt-A. I.-Kh.;,,AnA ejew, A. A.; *rkdzhovskiyL V. N.;JTimofey0v,--W.
A6.' none ue
TITLE: A device for saturating f:rbroua reinforcing materials with a binder. Class 39
NO. 175641
SOURGEs By-ulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 20, 1965, 63
TOPIC TWSs bondi ng material, industrial instrument, mechanical Action instrument
ABSTRACTs This Author Certificate presents.a, device for saturating fibrous reinforciA
materials with a binder. The device contains a aschantsm for moving the material ovex
&'rigid base and a working percusica instrument. The latter in not into recilmeatiA
motion in a plan* normal to the notion of the material. To increase Vie, productivity
of the device while improving the saturation quality, the working instrument consists
of Epring-loaded plates moanted an a common kZWOZ-0. Wastio stipportA we fix" to
that side of the plates which in toward the material being 1
so 0=1 131 SM Un, 13D*o62
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AUT HORS 4 XQIX.L A. I., Arkdzhovskiy, V. N.
some theoretical and practical conditions for producing
transparent glass.reinforoed plastics
PERIODICALt Plaetich'eskiye massy, no. 4P 1963, 46 49
:~,'-TBXT: A general definition is given of the concepts light absorption and
permeability,:based on western publications includirg,Kun3tstoffe 416, no. 5.
20,0950- Various factors are discuosed that affeat the light scattering
and permeabilityof glass reinforced plastics, such a6 transparency and
'Lorleasness--of glass fiber and binder, chemical composition of the
lubricant and, its solubility in t-he binder. The following binder is
.,:A,.-:sugg:estedt . 100 parts by weight of polydiethylone glycol maleinate phthalate
.4~ containing 251parts by weight of styrene, and 25.parts by weight of methyl
20
de-thacrylate. .-n of this binder.is-1-547 which is similar to that of
:i:'A:_'-aIuminoboro-silicate being 1.548- S-peci;_-ens of glass reinforced plastics-
mm,thick were produced from this binier and ss fiber wi
1. 5~ 301,4, gla thout
bibricant. Their permeability to light -,vas 86CI;- and their physicameehanical

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properties were cons iderab ly improved by thermal treatment at 800C for 3 hre.
.Specimens containing glass fiber treated with AC-1 (AS-1) lubricant or poly-
....Vinyl acetate, had a permeability of onl.-I 80 and 55 - 60;,.',-respectively.2
Glasa, reinforced plastics showed a bending atrength of 1500 - 1600 k,9/CM
2
:.:.tehaile a trength 1200 - 1300.kg/em I impact strength - 30 - 40 kg-cm/cm
....Perm eab il ity to-- light - 80 ~- 85$o. The binder suggested is Weatherproof and
-has ta- low viscosity. There are ;4:., figures. The English-language reference ist
br'itish:Plastics, Sept,~372 405 (11958)-
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VOLKJ* A.I.; ARKDZHUVSKIY., V.N.
Some theoretical and pratical prerequisites for the production of trans-
parent galss plastics. Plast.massy no-4:46-/,g 163. (,KIRA 16:4)
(GlaBs reinforced plastics)

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ACC NR: AP6023062 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0191/66/000/004/0024/0026
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AUTHOR: Volk 1.4.; T mofeyev, H. Ya.; Veprinskaya, M. N.; Shtern, K. A.; Kozoro-
R.
vitskly
i ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of the technological parameters for- the continuous production of'
zhe polyester glass-plastic laminates
1 SOURCE: PlastichesKiye massy, no. 4, 1966, 24-26
TOPIC TAGS: laminated glass, laminated plastic, synthetic materiad, styrene
Acontent in the binder (18-34%), temperature of charge
ABSTRACT: The effect of styrene
make-up (200-600C), and duration of charge gelatinization (3-9 minutes) on the mecha-
nical properties of polyester glass-plastic laminates was investigated. The binder
was composed of styrene and polydiethyleneglico.Imaleinatephthzilate. (11 Polymerization of
the laminates was conducte6 at 800C using 1.5% benzoyl peroxide ini,.a-zor. It was
found that the higher the styrene content, the greater the rate of bin,ier hardening.
The best mechanical properties of laminates (highest bending strength) resulted from
the use of binders containing 26-33% styrene. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 3 tables.
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AUTHORs Volk, A. L; Shtern., K. A.; Timofeyevi N. Ya.; Vbp~ins~ayat 11. 11.
A
ORG: none
TITLE9 Effect of certain initiating systems on the setting of a binder for shoot
fiber-glass reinforced plastics
SOURCEt Plasticheskiye massy, no. 5, 1966, 32-33
TOPIC TAGSt polyester resin, peroxide, copolymerization, reinforced plasticj
ization initiator
ABSTRACTI The purpose of the work was to dete-,Tdne the type and amount of initiating
admixtures promoting the,o'cpolymerization of polydie~~lene glycol maleate phthalate
resin with s~yr~tnel(PN-I!Tesin) at 80-850C. Combinations of pairs of peroxy compound
were chosen such tha=e activity of one peroxide manifested itself A a moderate~*-
temperature (70-8000, and the activity of the other, at 100-1200C. Thus, the heat.,",
evolved by the action of the first, more active peroxide, leads to the initiation ~t.
the polymerization reaction by the second peroxide, whose decomposition temperature ,A
higher. The following pairs were employed: benzoyl peroxidel(BP) - methyl ethyl
ketone peroxide (14EKP); BP - cyclohexanone peroxide (CHP); BP - cunene hydroperoxide~
(CHP). Graphs of variation of the temperature in the sample with tim-), characteriz-
Ing the course of the exothermic process of copolymerization,, were plotted. In all
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cases, the use of p4rs of peroxy compounds caused a faster setting of the polyester
binder than in the case of each peroxide individually, and the ultimhte strength in-.
static bending was increased. The data obtained may be utilized in the manufactured'
of sheet fiber-glass reinforced plastics. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and I table.,.
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AR4032151 S 16/AO16
SOURCE: Ref- zh. Fiz., Abs. 2A172
AUTHORS: Shtra aikh, 1. V.; Volk, A. W.
TITLE: High speed electronic analog to digital converters for multi-j
dimensional analysis (Survey article)
CITED SOURCE: Tr. 5-y Nauchno--tekhn. konferentsii po yadern.
radioelektronike. T. 2. Ch. 1. M., Gosatomizdat, 1963, 10-23
TOPIC TAGS: -analog to digital converter, stepwise compensation,
space coding, number register, code mask, cathode 3.,ay tube, conver-,
ter resolution, converter accuracy
TRANSIATION: The~ twolmost promising methods of converting, analog
into digital information are considered. 1. The method of 6tepwise
i compensation or digit,by digit "weighting." 2. Method of space
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coding. In the first ~method the circuit forms pulses of known am-
plitude and compares them with the'~input voltage. The amplitude
iof formed pulses"Which,is uniquely connected with the states of the
flipflops of the number register, varies at first in large steps
and then in ever i1ecrjasing steps'. The number-reg-3:Ster'flipflop
state produced at~the"end of the cycle of successive com arisons
p
determines the co6e for 'the value of the input volt:age.' The dura-
tion of the conversion by this method amounts to less than 10 ~Lsec.
Converters of this type can have a'resolution time.)~ 0.2 psec. The
method of space coding is based on the use of the geometric repre-
sentation of the empl6~red code. The icture of the code is made in
p
the form of a mask mouhted in the screen of a cathode ray tube (CRT).
The investigated signal is applied to the CRT deflecting plates.
A combination of pulses corres onding to the code of the input-volt-
p I
age amplitude is produced on the signal electrodes, which are lo-
cated directly behind the mask. The resolution of the converters
with space coding~depeiads on the nimber of discrete levels which
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can be reproduced on tbe,tube screen. For.'high-gracle tubes the.
conversion accuracy is-0.1%. Yu. Semenov-,~
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Translation from: Referativny-y Zhurnal F:Lzika, 1959, Nr 7, P 156 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Golovko, P.Ya., Volk, A.S:
TITLE: Electrical Conductivi of a Two-Component Ceramic,of (Pb, Cd) TIO 3
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Armavirsk. gos. Ped, in-t, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 3, pp 35 - 46
ABSTRACT: A ceramic of the (Pb, Cd) TiO system was studied for the first time,
It is shown that a semicondu2or type of conductivity is characteristic
of the investigated ceramic. Studying the temperature dependence of the
electrical conductivity 6 in the sample for various voltages of the
electric field E, the authors discovered that as B increases, the break
point of the curve 1g (5 - f(l/T) shifts In the direction olf the lower
temperatures. The temperature 3hift, expressed in OC, is direotly pro-
portional to E. The activation energy of the electrons of the fundamental
lattice decreases markedly as E increases, while -,,hat of the electrons of
Card 1/2 the Impurity atoms practically does not change under the same circumstance.

67198
SOV/58-59 -.7- J.574 9
Electrical Conductivity of a Two-Component Ceramic of (Pb, Cd) TID 3
In the absence of transitions from one type of conductivity to another, ig 6-4 VE.
In the transition zone the linear dependence between 1g (5 and \f-E is broken. A
significant rise in 6 with an increase in E already occurs when E 1::W 30V/cm~
The authors' conclusions
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YAKOVLEV., N.; VOLK, B.
Electromechanical floating machine. Stroitell 13 no.6:14-15, 4 of cc;-;-ar
je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Plastering-Equipment and supplies)

AUTHOR: Volk, B. 27-58-6-11/35
TITLE: ft I Am a Working Man" ("Ya - rabochiy chelovek").Graduates
Maintain the Link with Their School (Vypuskniki podderihivayut
svyazl so svoim uchilishchem)
PERIODICAL: Professionallno-Tekhnicheakoye Obrazovaniye, 1958, Nr 6,
P 13-14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The graduates of professional schools very often maintain their
link with the school. The Moscow School of Building Nr 4 re-
ceives letters from former students from all parts of the
Union.
1. Education-USSR
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AUTHOR: Volk, B.
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TITLE: Welcome, Friends!
27-7-5/37
(Dobro pozhalovat', druzlya!)
PERIODICALt Professionallno - Tekhnicheskoye Obrazovaniye, 1957, # 7(146),
P 7 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes the preparations made by the Moscow
Technical School # 9 for the World Youth Festival in Moscow.
Presents will be given to the foreign participants such as
tools, albums with photos, needleworks. Plays and dances
are being rehearsed and the metal workers are even studying
Spanish to be able to converse with the visitors from Spain.
-Several lectures on Latin America have been delivered to
brief the students on these countries. The school radio and
a bulletinboard tell the students of the progress made.
ASSOCIATION: Moscow Technical School of Metal Workers # 9 (Moskovskoye
Tekhnicheekoye Uchdli8hche Metall18tOV 9)
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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June 195,3- U-11CL.

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inform. no.12:49-51 161.- (MIRA 14:12)
(Electric cables)

BUYANOVSKAYA, A.A.; GRINBART, S.B.; ZAYTSEV, Yu.P.; VOLK, D.T.
Hydrobiological conditions and food reserves of the Dniester Liman.
TruA7 probl.i tem.sov.no-1:93-99 '51- (KLRA 9--7)
(Dniester Liman-Bioloa)

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used, Veed confrol, puticularly by the Wafd-Leonkrd
mdbod;ar~Wws of valve, nwarlia and'arnplOim
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control and the use of the punched cud
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faIrl nFx-t OPeratibil WhIk aim woritins on any A
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To save hi-an life. Zdorovle 7 no.1:18-19 Ja 16.1, (KMA 13:12)
(SVMWIMSK-ERYTHRCt4YCI:ff)

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A ge-fiarti, athia~ 0 IM119
in the theory of non-linear mWationa of noti-
autonomous systems. C. R. (Doklady) Acad. Sci. URSS
(N,S.) $1, 437-440 (1946).
The atititor applies thesniall 1-hirameter mc.'horl cif Pain-
car& to the byst cm d.c,ldi = X.(xi, - - - I X.. it, 0, 5 - I I , , , , 71,
w'icf,c (lie X,arv perimlic functions of t. anahaic functions
of itic xt and invmmariviiic functionq of p witidn a Jonial"
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where X(has t1te 9-riod Fin 4 and In halathorpWc In ihe x,
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*t1x/,44w"+bdx/& -sin i+j&F(jA, xt d4ldi, t",'
re a serles In pa tive POwe-'s Of ju, x, da;ldt whose
lehe is
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Volk, I.M.
"A Generalization of the Method of Small Par4meter in the Theory of Non-
Linear Oscillations of Non-Autonomous Systegi " Dok. AN, 51, No 6, 19.46
Ural Industrial Inst,.j Sverdlovsk

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Melch., 12, No 1, 1948
Ural Ind. Inst.9 Sverdlovsk,

VOLK, 1. M.
USSR/Mathematica - Equations, Sep/Oot 48
Differential
Mathematics - Dynamics
wThe Stability of Periodic Motions in Cases Where them!
Equations and Their Periodic Solutions are Known
Only Approximately,n I. M. Volk, S7erdlovsk, 4 pp
"Priklad Matemati Mekh" Vol XIIY No 5
Knoving the differential equations of the simplified
systems and their periodic solutions, Volk proposes
the analysis of the stability of the corresponding
exact periodic solutions of the exact differential
equations of the basic systems.
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Regulation
Servcmechanice
"One Sufficient Condition for Stability of Motion
In the Critical Case of Two RoiDts With Zero Bps!
PeLrta,," I. M. Volk, Ural Polytech Inst, Sverdlovsk,
pp
"Priklad bhtemt I Mekh" Vol XIII) No 4
Pr9of of the following theorem: If the fom
x1rkm) (x A, (X,Y) IS unique, and the
system- of differential equations describing dis-
turbed motion admits of a holomorphic integral
H lxa; Independent of t such that
611491W
USSR/Physics (Contd) Jul/Aug 49
the limit of E(ex., e-Y; e%)/H(ex) e-7; 0,.....,,0)
as e ap1roaches 0 is equal to 1 and the least-
ordered member in the power-series expansion of
X(x,y;O,...,O) is unique in these variables ,,
ihen: (a) undisturbed motion is stable., and
(b) for. any numerically small Initial values z0
:,m~d yo of the variable x an& y, the system of:
'..differential equations describing disturb64'
('zotion admits of a periodic stable solution.
i~'Oubmitted 17 Mar 49-
61MT98-

SUBJECT U33R/AVTHE~.IATICS/Di-ifereritial. equations CARD 112 PG - 563
AUTHOR VOLK I.IM.
TITLE -Uff-a-71-ass of ascillatory systems.
PERIODICAL Doklady Akad. Nauk 110,, 189--192 (1956)
reviewed 2/1957
The author investigates permanent oscillations of the system
dx
dt X(X-Y) +,MLP(~1,)X9y) -t- C U(CYr9x9y9z19,---97m
-~x- Y(X~,Y) +P[q(jA9x0y) + C V, PXOYtz
dt ~cqr 11-9Z M
-k dz + a z + P (X$,Y) + ZV(C9/&%x5y;zj9 ... ZM)
7-t I I )IM M
zV(OYO9-xVy;zjV---Zm) - 0 m),
where the right hand sides are independent of tj c,p& are small parameters,
k is an arbitrary number. It is assumed that the system

Doklady Akad. Nauk 110,, 189-192 (1956) CARD 2/2 PG - 563
d
dt -~-' - X( t' Vo
I _ X(~ 9 1) "
dt
admits an integral independent of t.
For these systems conditions are given for the excitation of perm&nent
oscillations and an approximative method for their determination is developed.
The consideration is carried out in the phase space. Permanent oscillations
of a non-linear electric system are determined as an example, the linear
chain of which is formed by two oscillatory circuits.
INSTITUTIM Polytechnical Inttitute, Ural.

AUTHORs Volk SOV~'140-58-3-5/34
TITLEs On Periodic solutions of Quasi-Linear Differential Equations
in a Class of Cases (0 periodicheskikh resheniyakh kvaziliney-
nykh differentsiallnykh uraynenly v odnoin klasse sluchayev)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Matematika, 1958,
Nr 3, Pp, 31-4o (USSR)
ABSTRACTz The author considers the system
dxp k pp X + Pv+ U,? x
d /11 Ipp,xi n n n
where,* and c are small parameters and k,,,,,.,k (k,~~k
n /,kd
real constants. The right aides are 27W-periodic in,(~', t-he
P,piand P,9 only functions of Ar and contInuous. The U i
vanish for " = c := 0 . In two theorems the author gives
sufficient conditions for the existence of periodic solutions.
Card 1/2 The conditions concern only the coefficients of the correspond-

rfgq~~ W Kzrg
A ZkLN~
2Q9z2=w=0,
On Periodic Solutions of Quasi-Linear Differential SOV/140-58-3-5/34
Equations in a Class of Cases
ing linear homogeneous system. They guarantee the existence
of a unique periodic solution under arbitrary choice of the
other terms of the quasi-linear system. '.For the periodic
solution the author given a representation by a double series.
ASSOCIATIONt Kuybyshevskiy inditstriallnyy institut imeni V.V. Kuybysheva,
(Kuybyshev Industrial Institute imeni V.7. Kuybyshev)
SUBMITTED: October 17, 1957
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AUTHORs .-Volk,I.M. SOV140-513-1-5/25
TITLE: On the Limit Cycle of a 3ynamic System.of Differential Equations
in a Class of Cases (0 predellnom tsikle dinamicheskoy- sistemy
differentsiallnykh uravneniy v odnom klasse sluchayev)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. MELtematika, 1959,
Nr 1, pp 35-44 (USSA)
ABSTRACT: The author consideri3 the system
dx X(X,Y) + A-P(,AAVXPY) + cu(c, i.xgy;zl 9 ... YZ
dt MJI
-~:, Y(.,Y) + cV(cV.,V-1,x9y;zj9 ... VZM
(1) dt =
-k dz
J'A aV z +...+a z +P (11-4x,y')+Cz (CAX,Y;z- V.-.1z
VM m M/
M)
The system generalizes the case treated bir Pontryagin f-Ref 1_7.
Under very numerous and partly very complicated assumptions the
author gives the conditions for the existence of a limit cycle
continuously depending on _,^- and c, which for _I.A-2+c 2--.>O tends
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On the Limit Cycle of a Dynamic: System of SOTT/140-59-1-5/25
Differential Equations in a Chss of Cases
to the limit cycle of the degenerated syetem (1~&- 0). The
construction of the limit cycle is made with the aid of
successive approximations. As an example the author considers
an electrical systcm of oscillations. The system (1) was already
treated by the author in f-Ref 3,4-7.
There are 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION:Kuybyshevskiy industriallnyy institut (Kuybyshev Industrial
Institute)
SUBMITTED: March 25, 1958
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~OLKP--I.M.
On a limiting case in the theory of periodic 50111tiOnS of Liapunov's
systems. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; mat. no.6:8-15 '61. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Kuybyshevskiy industrial'nyy institut.
(Mechanics, Analytic) (Differential equations) (Series)

VOLK. Ir ina
New Borisov. Zdorav Is 6 no.5:22-24 MY 160. (KIRA 13:6)
(BORISOT-PUBLIC MULTH)

VCLr, Irina
Giuzell and the yellow bird. Zdorovle 6 no.2:24 Y 16o.
(MIRA 13.-5)
(TAKHTA-BAZAR (MARY PROV INCA) -COLLECTIVE F)MM)

(TurkmenskVa SSR, Maz7-Karakunq)o-
In the deserts of Turkmenistan** Zdorovlve 4 no,.32:25-26 -D 158
(MDU 11: 12)
(TURMWISTAN-PU33LIC FMALTH, RMAL)

VOLK., J.
"The July 1254 flood in the Bavarian sector of the Danuc~e basin.11
Tr. from the German. P. 78
VIZUG)a LOZLE4ENIEK. Hydraulic EngineerinU (Kbzlekedesuffi Miniszterium.
Vizgarzadalkodasi Tudomanyos Kutato Intezet) Budapest, Huntary, Vol. 37
No. 1/2. 1955.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8., no. 6, June 1959
Uncl.

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AUTHORz
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
TEXTz
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Cl 1 1/C444
Volk, J. M.
On a limit case in the theory of periodic solutions of
Lyapunov systems
Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. blatematika,
no. 6, 1961, 8-15
Considered is the Lyapunov system
dx X, k Y
-it dt (1.1)
dx,) Pvl x1 + + pvn xn + Xv n),
Tt-
where All A2 and p., are real constants; All A2 0; the equation:
pil - 8 P12- Pln
A (3) .............................. 0
Card 11S Pnl Pn2*** Pnn- Y

31912
S/140/61/ooo/oo6/ool/007
On a limit case in the theory . . . C111/C444
does not possess any zeros being multiples of or 0;
AT 1 A 2 = A
X, Y, Xj being power series of x, y, x Xn be.ginning with terms
of at least second order; the system possessing a first integral
H(x,y,xl,..., Xn) - const, (1-2)
where H is a power series in x-* X containing terms of
, yl X11 ... n
second order which do not vanish for xi~ ... x n = 0. It is known that
(1.1) possesses periodic solutions which are represented by power series,
the convergence radius of which converging to zero with 0 such
that the case 0 is excluded.
The author investigates this special case not assuming 0. The
author supposec that /N 3' -A 2' X' Y, XV are IS) :5 ~o analytic functions
of a small parameter J, that the right hands of (1. 1) for S -!S I so I are
analytic in x, y, xl,..., x and that the expansions of X, Y, X,, in
n
terms of x, Y. x1,.... xn begin with terms of at least second order.
C ar d 21.5

3/140/6 000/006/001/007
On a limit case in the theory . . . C111/C444
The system (1.1) is then written down in the following form
dx
dt = P(X,Y) + U(X,Y; xly ... 1 xn; S
!X = Q,(x,y) + V(X,Y; x 6 (2.1)
dt 11 ... f Xn;
dx, + + pYnxn + PV(X,Y) + UV(x,y; x1,---, x
dt i n U~
where P. Q and Pv consist sets of those terms of the series expansions
of (1.1) in powers of J, x, y, x1""' xn which do not vanish for
IS= X1= ... = xn= 0. In the expansions of U and V in terms of powers
of X, Y9 x1f .... Xnthere are terms of smaller than first order and
terms Aixi missing; in the expansions of PV + UV the terms of smaller
than second order are missing. Further on &(0) / 0 and the existence
Card 31r

31-912
3/1140/61/000/006/001/007
On a limit case in the theory . . . C111/C444
of a first integral
H(x,y; x19 .... xn const, (2.2)
is demanded where H ought to be analytic in x 2+y2+x2+...+x 2+ d2 R2.
I n
At last the following new demands are set up: a) The power series of
P and Q are
P(x,y) = - aym + P,,,(x,y), (2-3)
Q(x,y) = bxk + 0*_(xYy)'
where a > 0, b > 0, k _> 1, m :> k, k and m being odd, F and Q containing
terms of at least (k+l)-th order, where terms containing y are of at
least m-th order, and terms of m-th order vanish for x = 0.
b) The expansion of H(x,y; 0, 0'...' 0) in terms of powers of x and y
contains at least one term of (k+l)-th order.
Under these assumptions it is proved that (2.1) possesses,in a suffi-
cient small neighborhood of the origin, a family of periodic solutions,
Card 4/5

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31912
3/140/61/ooo/oc,6/ool/007
On a limit case in the theory C111/C444
depending on the arbitrary constants t0 (initial value of Q and db
A scheme for the construction of the periodic solution is given. As an
example for the considered limit case a pendulum of length 1 and of
weight Q is given which is kept in the upper equilibrium by a spiral
spring with spring constant c, where c = Ql.
There is one figure and 4 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Kuybyshevskiy industriallnyy institut (Kuybyshev Industri-
al Institute)
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1959
Card 5/5

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- VOLK., P.; ZAGORSKIY, G., red.; POKHLEBKIIIA, M., tekhn. red.
(How to keep tractor and motor vehicle tires in Frood c=--i
tion] Chto nado znat? po ukhodu za traktornoi i a-vtomobillnoi
rezinoi. Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1962. 15 P. (MIRA 15:6)
(Tires, Rubber)

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VO.L'K, R. B.
31044. VOLE, R. B. Sluchay Fibrosurkomy Selezenki. V sb: Voprosy Ostroy Vnutrenney
Kliniki. M., 1)41/3, c. 297-391.
S'): Letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey, Vol. 42, Moskva, 1949

CHUDESOV, I.D.; BORISOV, A.M.; ZAYTSEVA, S. I.; E.L.;
KRA-VTSOV, Yu.I.; VOLK, F.I.
[Technology of the repair of tires of motor vehiclesq
tractors and agricultural machinery] Tekhnologlia remonta
shin avtomobilei, traktorov I sel'skokhoz1aiqtveiu-,ykh ma-
shin. Moskva. 1963. 200 p. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Perovo. Gosudarstvennyy vsesoyuznyy nauchno-ii3sledova-
tel'skiy tekhnologichoskly intititut remonta i ekspluatatoil
mashinno-traktornogo parka.

31043. -- VOIK, R. B.-
0 Klinike i patologii pervichnogo raka pecheni. V sb:: Voprosy ostroy
vnutrenney Grekova, 1949, No. 4. s. 42-43

30943. VOLK, R. B.
Materialy Voirosu o leclebnykl krovopuskaniyakl (Po Miterialam Kand D15certatsii)
V SB Voprosl ostroy Vnutrenney Klinini. M., 1949 S 121-32 1

. ~, k ,-I ;.
f,
30945. VOLK R. B. AND POROZHNIKOVA, L. A.
I ~
Klihicho5ie hablyudeniya Nad Sovetskim Vodorastorimym prepatom Famfory--
u-Kamfora-Vi . VSB: Voprosy ostroy Vnutrermey Kliniki. M., 1949, s 132-35

v, ~ V F,
T , 1
30981. VOI-K, R. B. AND POROZHNIKOVA, L. A.-K
Voprosy o strongiloidoze. Vsb: Voprosy ostroy vnutreriney kliniki. M.,,
1949, S. 324-28

VOLK R.B., kand.med.6uk
1 44
Some diagnostic errors in the treatment and prevention of
cardiac asthma. Sbor.nauch.-prak.rab.Poliklinaim,oF*E.Dzerzh.
no.2t64-72 161. WMA 1684)
(ASTHMA)

VOLKI, R. G. Cand. i4ed. Sci.
Dissertation: Concerning the Mechanism of the Normal and Pathological Vessel-Moving
Reactions of the Nasal Mucous rirst~jJrder of Lenin .-Iad.',cal 7nSt. 16 Jul 47.
I.-Ioscow
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva, Jui, 1947 (Project #17836)

VOIK, R.G., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk.
Urofulsanilamide therapy of chronic surpurative otitis media.
Vest.oto-rin. 16 no.5:20-24 S-0 154. (M72A 7:12)
1. 1z polikliniki No. 1 Ministerstva zdravookhranenlya SSSR,
(OTITIS MEDIA, therapy,
sulfanilamide with urea)
(URM, therapeutic use,
otitis media, with sulfanilamide)

VOLK, S.
FT-o-ward the conqliest of space] Po puti zavoevaniia koer-osa. Yunich.,
Izd. TSentr. ob"edineniia polit. emigrantov iz SS13R (TsOPE). 1961. 52 P.
(Artificial satellites) (Lunar probes) (Astrona:~Aics) (MIRA 14:9)

'OIYI-Y S.
brkestan Siberian railroad; essay on its construction. Moskva. 1,~)lodaia gvExdiia, 1930.
,2 p.
yr-4 IIE143
Turkestano - Sibirskaia zbeleznaia doroga.

MITIN, Albert Paul; VOLK, S.I. [translator); POTEIGININ, I.I.., red.
- - -----
[Senegal today -'- - -vo vo5tochnoi
]Senegal sagodnia. Moskva., Izd
lit-ry, 1961. 68 p. Translated from the Engliob.
(MIRA 15:9)
(Senegal-Description and travel)
01

VOLK, S.I. (Kiyev)
Elastic conic shells loaded along the generatrices and in
points of contour circumferences. PrIkI. mekh. 1 no.11:
20-27 165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut mekhaniki Ali' UkrSSR. Submitted I-lay 27, 1965.

VOLK, Stepan Stepanovich; ARKHAROVA, V.G., red.; TIKHOITOVA, I.M... tekhn.
I-
0
(European contrasts; notes of a Soviet touristl Evropeiskie kon--
trasty; zametki sovetskogo turista, Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1961, 168 p,
(MIRA 14:11)
(Europex Western-Description and trnvel)
k

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A
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4~JCZ F-fb) -
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qq
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eonidova. G. G.; Volk, T. R.,
ORG: .Institute*of Hi h Pressure.Physics, AN SSSR, Moscow ~'Institut fiziki vysokikh
davleniy AN SSSR)
,-:,-1.,jTITLE: Investigation of phase transition in barium titanate at hi
_gh _4y4MV�a
ressure
--.SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 7, no. 11, 1965, 3344-3347
'ji
-,C-1;-1:~. TOPIC TAGS: barium titanate, piezoelectric crystal, ferroelectric cznjstal.- second _z.-"
rder phase transition
74
BSTRACT: -The characteAl
rA
Qielectric sties of a BaTiO singlit crystal are studied at
s up to*9.5 k1lobars in isothermal
pressure
conditionb to determine the nature of
.-..,_chase- transition in this material as related to the variation in the constants A and
9 of the Devonshire equation. A reduction in the absolute value of *B with pressure
-indicates that a-second order transition may be observed in,conformity with the
ur
tandau-Ginzburg theory at some crii:ical hydrostatic: pressure. ife consider'it 0
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IL~ i L. ~:, D
Be.3--c chara,~t~--risti,:2~ ~-' tlne
part of the Taymy-r T~j
Uch. zap. NIIGA. Reg.geol. nr-,,3:1,:)',-128

KARASIK, A.M.; VOLK, V.E.
Some characteristics of the quantitative interpretation of high-
precision aeromagnetic surveying. Trudy NIIGA 132:180-186 162.
(KIRA 16:4)
(Magnetic prospecting)
(Aeronautics in surveying)

LEVIN., D.V.; KRYUKOV, S.M.; VOLK., V.E.
Structure of the western part of the natanga depression
according to aeromagnetic data. Uch. zav. NIIGA. Reg.
geol. no.2:84-118 164. (J~MIA 19:1)
I

VOM V.F. ,rrach; DUBOVY-Y, K.I., v-rach; KOTELYARSKUYA, K.re.
Organizing work for the protection of vision in the school-
children of Ro-mo Province. Oft. zhur. 18 no.l.'50--51163
(MIRA 17;,.4)
1. Iz glaznogo otdeleniya Rovenskoy oblastnoy boltnitsy.

VOLK, V.G.
z... -
lhdlt-tW welding of rapidlr wearing parts by means of cast
Iron chips, TSement 24 no.1:28 -Ta-79 158. (MIRA 11: 4)
l.M?am&torski.v teementW zavod,
(Machinery--Maintenance and repair)