SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BIALKIEWICZ, Z. - BIALOUS, Z.

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Grochodrzew. Warsz,~wa, Panstwowe '-!ydawn. RoInicze i I-esne,
1952. IS P.
(Th- common locust)
DA "ot in DIX
SO: Monti-ly List of East European Accessions MAI) LC, Vol. ~,
~,, A',ir,r 1 C;1,7. Uncl.

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wpply 4~L~J,~j
IMI tv, abreast of flic, dcimiid~ An jr.Lrease- In
power Y
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(,.n, WilhOLA UTIZIUC' dIffjCUjjy, I)k-,
aCjjjL~Ntld Ijy ijr)j)ruVjjj~,l file power-bc
,-!;-ffls arf, given, baseel on acf1jill experime,
of hvrw ir Incre s
11~0 -,vrvic~1 (-T,-xfty of electric power
systcnrts, withcmt the
it" lar stcrpiw, lip the 1~,.),.ver

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4 mnslant -.,~hagc cl known symmciry and
P11= rwa~or, wid to a kn.Dv~m CLIastant, 5yrrmaric4l
y corwuVvc comeclion of =h phase to
X~cra!41 CODS, ;4hilo Current Coils arc cam"vel
any mnk.- in tht working Circuit, and
tcnok!in I-P~d cr the IT-CICT, il i~,
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for the lozd as sl-,m-n by the m:1.r. This diazam i3
;zbtn compared wi!h a curm. t and palvnliai di~igram
icr thr krcwn ImA. IM-nerx-n Oc-fly th-
CJ trun in lUXASUNVI rz

BlAimmut 2.
National conference on saving electric power.. p. 52.
(ENMGETYKA, Stalinogrod, Vol. 9,
no* 1, Jan./Feb* 1955.)
SOt Monthly List of E"t European Accessions, (EM)t Lz, vol. 4t
No. It Ah. 1955,
Uncl.

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Lnnrgetyka, Vol, 0, No. 6, 252-51 jIw55). 10,
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lox-,
trrora In dotemin2tiGn
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ic~:~vesl dj-~ !fj a aMllcnal r.3gnL,1-Wl:,.g currents.
ax-mipl rv given, J.1-l"kasZewicz

BIALKIEWICZ2 Z.
Directions for proprr improvement of the
coeificient of power. (To
be coutd.)
P-148
V61.9, no.3p May/June 1955
ENERGETYKA
Stalinogrod
SO: Monthly List of ERst European Accessions
(EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, no, 2
Feb. 10,56

-IJAIKIL*~41C~', Z.
Direct-Ives for a sound inprovement in the power .Pt. '-.
. !~~.
ENIElb,YXINKA, Vol. 9, No. )4 July/Aug. 1955
(Ydriisterbtwo Ener_retyki) Staliziogrod.
SOURCE: EAST EURCPE0 AM"SSIONTS LIST Vol. 5, No. I. Jan.
1956

BIAL:.'IE'zJC-,I Z.
Loss of active nower ',,y the parallel operation of
scverRl identicn].
transformers. p. 2-512.
(Minsterstwc !,.ner:~et7l;i) Stalinogrod.
Vol. 9, no. 5, ser,t./Oct. 1PFI
he help of ~~oviet clec-.'.TiC power en:-incer,5 to
the Polish clectric -otw,~r
(ngineers p. 22~.
So. East European Accessions List Vol. 5, No. 1,
J~n. 1956

BIALKIEWICZ, Zbigniew, mgr inz.; SKOCZYLAS, Stefania,
mgr inz.
Discharge of the battery of star-connected condensers
by means of
two V-connected voltage transformers. Energetyka Pol 13
no.11/12
Biuletyn:39-40 N-D 059. MAI 9607)
1. Zaklad Systemow Energetycznych, Katowice
(Electric batteries)
(Condensera (Electricity))

BIALKIWICZ, Zbigniew, mgr inz.
A-conference on the dislocation of batteries of
capacitors in electric
ne.work3. Biulet~n. Inergetyka.Pol 14 nj.4:8 Ap 160.
(EEkI 9:10)
(Condensers (Electricity))
(Poland--Electric networks)

BIALKIEWICZ, Zbigniew, mgr Inz.
Marking active and reactive power. Biuletyn.
Energetyka Pol 14 no.6:
15-16 Je 160. (EEAI 10:1)
Olectric power)

BIALKIEWICZ~ Zbigniew, mgr., ins.
Appearance of upper.harmorlics in electric networks;
notes cn eng.
AndrzeJ Pilatoviez's essay "Harmonic contents in the
voltagge curve".
Energetyka przem 10 no.1:28-31 162.
1. Instytut Energetyki, Warszawa Czlonek Komitetu
Redakcyjnego
miesiecznika "Emergetyka Przemyslowa".

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T f, I T-3 NLi T. I,'rl!ll flnnf~!rcn' ,!~ 0-
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12 no.4, .,-!-),7 416.~

RIE N ACY
WWIL jjp~w trigr Inv, ,.;I lm i
Tomasz; WAJS, K~
Revirw -3f tec,.hnl-.tLl pt,-blic-ritions. Prz-agl
e3,,~ktrot-l~chn no.2:
73-75 F 165.

BIALKIalICZ, Z.,, inz.
Third National Polish Scientific and Technological
Conference on
Electric Power Capacitors. Energetyka Pol 18 no. 1:
21-26 ja 164.

BIALIKO, M.
Amplified systems with point-contact transistors. p. 23
IACZNOSC. (Politechnika Gdanska) Poznan, Poland. No. 2,
1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EKAI) LC.
Vol. 8, No. 9, Sept 1959
uncla.

ACCESSION M: AP4009262
P/0019/63/012/004/U737/'0752
AUTHOR: Bialkoj,_;19---.
TITIEt An instrument for measuring the parameter ft in
high-frequency*
transistors
SOURCE: Archiwum elektrotechi-dki, v. 12, no. 4, 1963, 737-752
TOPIC TAGS: transistor, high frequency transistors solid state
circuitry,
transistor Q- factors transistor Q factor measurements transistor
parameter.,
transistor parameter measurements transistor diffusion capacitance
measurement
ABSTRACT: The mtk-le describes the operation and construction of a
meter for rea-
suring the parameter ft (Q-factor) of high-frequency transistors.
The meter
consists of a hieh-frequency measuring attachment containing t1V
transistor
socket; two demodulators f or - separating a 2-ko modulating
frequency; two selective
amplifiers of 1-kc mid-frequency; two demodulators used for
changing the 1-kc
signal into direct voltage; an adder with zero indicator; a power
pack for trans-
istor biasing together with potentiometers for fluid set-up of the
transistor's
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ACCESSION NRi AP4009262
working point as well as a bias changeover switch (pnp-npn); ard
amplifier anode
voltage feed and adder. M3e nekr can operate at frequencies of 2-170
me with an
error of about 5%. This meter can also be used to detenaine the
par=eter f
(Q-factor of an ideal transistor),q.the diffusion capacitance and t
capac-
Cb` e P
itance of the emitter-base junction C "Author thanks Mast. of Eng.
M. Ras-
iukiewicz for his very large contributlon during the design,
operation and
scaling of the above-described meter." Orig. art. has- 17 figures
and 31 equa-
tions.
ASSOCIATION: Katodra. Hadiotechniki Odbiorozey Politechniki
Gdansliey (Depart-
ment of Radio Receiver Engineering., Gdansk Polytechnic)
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ACC NRt AT6001 5CZ 96WE COME
AUTHOR: Bialk
ORG: Danzig Polytechnical Institute (Politechnika Gd.-riska)
TITLE: Design of broad band transistorized amelifieia with large
feedback
SOURCE: Danzig. Politechnilca, Zeszyty naukowe, no. 62, Lacznosc,
no. 12, 1964, 55-88
TOPIC TAGS: amplifier design,. ainplIfler stage, tranBistorized
simplifier, transistorized circuit, transformer
ABSTRACT: This study investigates amplifiers with large i'oedback
which, from the point of view of voltage, is parallel, which lowers
the impedance level at the Jnput and output of the amplifier and In
this way diminishes the effect of parasitic capacitances. Since the
I
JL
input and output i-nipedance of an amplifier with large feedbAck,
can b
on the order of several ohms, series resistances must be connect-.ed
to
the input and output comparable to transformers matchIng the
a-niplifier
to the actual J.,iipedances between which It must operate. Is
described here is a 'Uransformerless system which is ".us";4-IfIed
J-1n t1he
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case where the (Jesired 'uand width Is very large. I' i c_- d
-i B (,, u, o:
of the transistor propertleo a. simplified ByStOM uoli.--, a
-T~ibrr_t
transistor vilth distributed output and Input Is aasu!~(2d.
C!," L0
methods described for de3igning absolutely stable broad
baild, tran-
sistorized amplifiers and for verifying their ababllAy, two
cases
are considered: 1) the case where the cut-off freque;icy ol'
"rie
ratio is much smaller than the tranalstor cut-off
fr;~quenc-,.- b) 41-1-le
case where the cut-off frequencies are comparable. Orig.
art., has
43 figures and 30 fonliulas.
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BIALKO, Michal
Voltage gain of an aperiodic transistor
amplifier with
common emitter. Iacznosc Gdansk no. 7:71-93
163.
1. Department of Radio Receiving Engineering,
Technical
University, Gdansk.

L 61892-65
AccEssioN NR:- AP5616388 PO/0019/i35/014/Ob2/0333/0-353
AUTHOR- BlalkO, 14.
TITLE: Transietorized HF amplifier without inductances
SOURCE: Archtwumelektrotechntld, v. 14, no. 2, 19650 333-353
TOPIC TAGS: miniature electronic equipment, transistorized
amplifier, synchronous
amplifier, amplifier designs transistor operation
ABSTRACT: 71be paper presents an analysis of a transistorized
amplifier in which the
LransIstor operotes in the common emitter configuration and the
circuit employs capael-
tance feedback. - Such a circuit acts- as a tuned amylifler since
the capacitance in the feed-
back loop Is transformed (impedance inversion) to the input of the
transistor as an in-
&ictance resonating with the resultant input capacitance of the
transistor. This mpl-es it
possible to ellminate, the use of inductances in the amplifier
design and thus to achieve
some degree of minatuxlzation. -The parameters of a transistor
operating with a capaci-
tWo feedback loop are derived and discussed. Expressions for
voltage gaiii of one-stage
and mult.1-stage synchronous amullifiers employing capacitive
feedback are derrived and a
method of t1heir design is given. It Is shown that single
amplifying stages of such type
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flu low -IX-equellcy currunt, gain
coefficient for the common-emitterconfiguratior and bandwidth
greater than fp. With
Increasing resonant frequency the gain decrease as in an RC coupled
amplifier, and the
bandwidth increases. Owing to the limited Nvalue of the equivalent
Q-factor of a sirig-10
stage amplifier (Q4 amplifiers of such type can be mainly used -as
Nvid~band
amplifiers. The amplifier parameters such as resonant frequency,
bandwidth, and gain
in resonance depend on the parameters of tbJe transistor employed
and the external ele-
ments such as load resistance and the capacitance in the feedback
ioop. As an example,
the design of a three-Btage synchronous amplifier using OC170 drift
transistors is given.
It is noted that the design of such amplifiers Is very simple and
their tuning is straight-
forward. The results obtained are in agreement with the theory.
Orig. art. has: 12
figures and 76 formulas.
ASSOCIMON: Katedra Radiotechniki Odblorczej Politechniki Gdanskiej
(Department of
Radio Receiver Engineering, Gdansk Polytechnic Institute)
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BIALK-0, Michal
Loop gain shaping of transistor feedbnek
amplifiers. Ia,~znosc
Gdansk.no.100-34 164.
1. Department of Radio Receiving Engineering of
the Gdansk
Technical University. Submitted April 6, 1063.

BIALKO, Michal
Designing broad band transistor amplifiers with
feedback.
Lacznose Gdansk no.12:55-88 164.
1, Department of Radio Receiving Engineering of
the Gdansk
Technical University.

LYUDZEYEVSKI, Yezhi (ludzieJewski, Jerz.-);
BYA,1XIM:'XTI, Yatsek [Bialkovski,
Jacek].
Coincidence spectrometer with energy summing for low
energy I -rays.
Nukleonika 8 no.12',-7843-852 "63
1. Institut iadermykh issledovaniy, 7arshava, Werk.

COUNTRY Poland if- 35
CATEGORY
A88. JOUR. R?,Xhim. 1 1.'0. 21 19 5), 4;-,. 77159
r-Ot ~E3.1-n
Polit;h Dyea for Ghe Calorisip of Undewooled Shoop-
skins with PIrauervation of the Wool
ORIG. PUB. : Przeglad Skorzany, 13, No 10, 250-251
(1958)
A D'"IMMOT : 'The: hriinh coloring of undiiwooled
lambskins is
u6itig rcplacad 5~ the ve.t dy-,,~irqr, :-f the
skins with!
preservatioL of the natural color of the wool.
in addition to its. higher labor requirements and
the unevenness of the color obtained, brush color-
ing leads to contamination of the wooli to insuf-
ficient penetration-of the flesh side, and to
low fastness to light and to water. Aniotic and
apecial. corialian dyes are used in the vat dyeing
procesoi these dye.a color only the fleab side,

BIALKO--I,'SKI, G.
"Neutrino." p. 323 (Prnbl , Vol. 9 no. 5, 195) Warszawa.)
Vol. 3, no. 6
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession./Library of
Congress, June 1954, Uncl.

FOLAIM/Theorcticel Physics - Qucntu-- Mcchnnics r,4
Abs Jour s Rof Zhur - Fizikn, No 9, 1958, No 19655
Author i. Bip.1kowski-fl.., Wrzocionko J.
Inst : Not Givon
Title i Thoorotical Probla-is Connocted with tho
Fun(~pncntrls of
Conservation of Pnrity
Orig Pub : Postory fiz., 1957, 8, No 5, 519-548
Abstr,~ct : Survey. Bibliogrrphy, 16 titles.
4
CArd : 1/1

BIAU,U,;SK1, G.
15th Conference of Polish PkTsicists.
P. 83. (KOSMOS. SLRIA B: PRL-YWCUA NIEOZI-le,70NA.)
(Warswiwa, Poiand) Vol. 4,
no. 1, 1958
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (LEAI) LC
Vol. 7, No. 5, 1958

FOUM/Ilieoretical Physics - Quantum Theory of
Mechanics B-4
.'.b,.-, Jour:Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1959, No 4880
Author :Bialkawski Grzegarz, Wrzecionko Jerzy
ins-'.- :I- --------
Titia :Problem of Parity in Modern Pkysics
Orig Pub :Kosmos (Polska), 1958, B4, No 2, 109-121
Absw--act :No abstract
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BIALKMKI, G.
Strong interaction of K-mesons. p. 225
POMPY FIZY-KI. (Polskle Towarsyltwo Fisyczne)
Warszawa, Poland
Vol. 10, no. 2, 1959
Monthly List of East European Acceasions (EM)
LC, Vol. 9, no. 2j,
Fob. 1960
Cknel.

(aLL-azkon Uatte the Tamm-Dancoff approxi=_
tion. I owski and "n LcF
1116, ~,M-71,Y, "'niv
Wa w, Poland). y . K". 050) - 41
Calm=& of K"'-nucleon scattering phase shifts are reportid.
A zimple model of Yukawa interactions betw"n K mcsons
and baryous ScvnF. no derivs.) is adopotd. The inetbod
used is a Minsensional Tai-nm-D=coff approxn., but with
no simplifications as far as recoil effects am concerned. This
method is partkulatly convenient for K4'-nucleon scatter.
ing, since the principle of assocd. production exclude;s
grapho lea" to nonrenormalizable effects. The resulting
inteZral equation has been solved for the T - 1. S11., Pj(#,,
and Ps/i states in the energy region up to 1.26 b.e.v. The
coupling const. Is the ojily parameter to be detd. from expEl.
-data. This was clauses to fit the exptl. value of the total
cross section at about M m.e.v. It turnp(l out that the
best agreement with expt. was obbaned with (G~ +
4r-12.5. This value Is much gmter than the correspond-
Fgfxieadoptedinpre~Vmpers. M. B.

0
by n Grze L
(Univ. W U ear j. 17, i960).-By
;;A~~
U-oscal kaw ou
eassurning psen ar Yu a c piing betwem K mesons
and baryons, the K* nucl P ase shifts were c-alcLd. bY
eon h
using the 3-dimemlcwal Th -Dancoff approxn. C--Ie-*m.
were made for the S~1. Ps/., and Ps/. waves in the T - I
andT-Ostates. 7'he corresponding phaseshifts and the
total cross sections for K4 on p and K+ on ", elastic and
charge-exchange scattering were presented.
Norman-E. Picketift-9-

~~J~LKC't4!.SKI, Glc-
P/047/60/011/002/002/003
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AUTHORSs Bia-rkowski, Grzegor and Jurewicz Andrzej
TITLE: Classification Schemes for Elementary Particles -19
PERIODICAM Postqpy Fizyki, 1960, Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 191-205
TEXT: As may be seen from the preface, the authors restrict
themselves
to listing some essential models of classification, special
mention being
made of the model by W. Krblikowski. The scheme of
d'Espagnat-Prentki was
previously discussed in the periodical "Postqpy Fizyki". The
authors
classified certain elementary particles (Table 1). The model
developed by
Salam-Polkinghorne is a modification of that of Gell-Mann and
Pais; it
contains the well-known relation between charge, isospin, and
the number
of baryons. Table 2 classifies the pions and K-mesons. The
classification
of various hyperons and nucleons may be seen from Table 3.
Tiomno's
classification of baryons is given in Table 49 and a
classification of
mesons is contained in Table 5- Finally, also the scheme of
Pais is
mentioned; whose great merits in the classification of
elementary
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pj'047/60/011/002/002/003
Particlee B021/B064
particles are stressedo There are 5 tables and 9 referencesg
1 British,
6 US, and 2 Italian.
-ut Fizyki Teoretyeznej Uniwersytetu Warszavskiego,
ASSOCIATIONs InstyAv
Warszawa (Institute of Theoretical Physics of Warsaw
University, Warsaw)
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BIAI,KCW-S-KI,__Grzegorz -
Dispersion relations. Postepy fizyki 12
no.6:429-670 161.
1. Instytut Fizyki Teoretycznej UW. Warszawa.

2121136
L) U0 0 tj 0 3 1
B ILI 2, B ? 0
A UT HORS i Solov~yev, L. D., Bialkowski, G., jurt~wic-i, A..
TITLEt Equations for the photoproductlon of 11ions or
accounting for pion-pion in'efaction
PER10DICALs '.1hurnul tjksp~,rimmntalln~~,), i
ttoi:eticlw,~skoy v,, ju.
no,. 5, 1961, 1339-847
TEXT: Equations for the partial pion photoprodu,04'on
aMpl4tUdCS at 2,
1~ - ma
energies have been derived on the strength of the Kand,~Isiam
repr(,senta-
tion in Cini.Fu~ini approximation and with regard to nucleon
rec~-il and
pion-pion interaction. The pion-pion interaction is introduced
into the
equationa by pion-pion photoproduction amp2itudes formulated
in an
earlier paper (Sc2cvIyev, ZhETF, A~j, 597i 1961). Picn-p_~cn
interac-tion
makezi a contrIbution crily to isotope-scalar
pho'lopfoau-_-ion amp! 4. -ades
,e
As a consequence, pian-pion resonanc,e 4n atates witr, J-1-11
if thea
owist at all) yir~ld3 a contribution only to th-ge
amp1,_,tu.1V:,'; to which. no
contr,,bution ia rude by reaorian~~e. The amp'~,Lude of photo-
produotion on pions depends on the high-energy singularities.
In the

2ILT, b
Equations f or the phot oprodu-C-1. i con B 10, 2,- 3 2 0
4- elld.9 C
expression for the I'Qrmer there appears a paramE---r Thr,' -P
i
amplitudes of the pro3esses rr,---',NN and gli-:;,NN in th-,
ior.3iiered,
This makes it possible to write formally a syot.?m uqua- -ns
relati rig
the. amplitudeB of the processes 3-N-,,-7%N and 4-TE-Nfl to
the PN and
RTL amplitudes. Thi3 system contlain3 no new pararjeters.. For
the time
being it is, however, not possible to take high--energy
rlbuti~~rg into
consideration, and data on the pro,_,,~sses r--)~NN and must
t- taken
from experiments. Thus, equations are considered h;~r~,
.7~n'.,Y fo:, -~he.
amplitudes of the process rN --j,"N, into which the deter-
mined parameter of the process n --)-T,71 enters .The
formulation of 'these
equations requires a discussion of the extensive kinemati,-.3
and the
unitarity condition for the processes TN--.PTIII and ;5hinlh
is, pre-
sented in the second part of the present paper. The
kineinnatics of the
former has been investigated repeatedly, and that of he laLTe7
JS
treated by a method of Jacob and Wick (Ann.Phys~j,,.404,1959),
I,-. th-
second part, the spectral representation accor~:Ji-ing to for
the
invariant amplitudes :~f photoproduction IJs writ-_,ii
f'__rz,,,,
rl . - A :) 11,17

5/056/61/0140/(-:05/0 1 "j/05 1
Equations for the photoproduction ... B102/B205
S-, 1) = (B,(') - (32)
S - P11
00 00 1 h,1 10) 00 Y)
+ dx dy dx dy
X-Sj Y-t ~7 (X - S) (it - -9
0+101 41'1 (ml")j
h~'2) (x. y) h (y. x), (33~
r 1, CK -
a) ~p
,(a) - 0, B(a) B( P1 a - 2 (34).
2 1 n
3 2 a - 3
B (a) mB(a)
4 - '_ 4 2
This representation is supposed to be valid without any
subtraction.
Confining themselves to the low-energy range, neglecting the
amplitudes
F, H, etc., and making use of the Cini-Pubini approximation,
the authors
obtained this representation in the following way:
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H(c')(s,g,t) . Born ter, + dx 1)a(a)(x,t)+6
1 2 (7-1-8 X-5 i
(m+/I
(35 , where a(a)- IM H(a) for TN ?nN and 6 bi - Im H(a)
i i a2 i
a("~(S,t) corresponds only to a Dion-nucleon intermediate
1
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B102/B205
1�1 CO bi~x)dx
x2 2Ti ~2 x-t
4YA
for It_>NR*.
X
state in the
2
unitarity condition. The singularity with respect to t begins
at 16(1 and
can be expanded in a Taylor series. When neglecting the phases
D, F, etc.
of pion-nucleon scattering, this expansion reads
a~a)(,,t) _ (a)(, ) + (t-t )a~')(s). In order that a~a)(s,t)
contains
I i0 0 11 1 2_
no unobserved angles, t 0 is replaced by the threshold. t 0 -P
2,A thresh'
kthresh = t,(2m+/t)/2(m+,i;). Substituting (35) in
1
Ml:t C ~ d-v A, [Q T - T) P; (X)
2 Y __") H, + (17)
4- ( W + m ff + Es + qX) PAX) Q (W - RI) P1�1 (.T) q0 P, (X) H2+
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+ (W + qX) [PI (X) q (W - m) Pl,, (,v)
]-q(1
:

2w TE~
~

+ Pt (X) +
+nt
E

17

l
(
)

q
L

El*.=C dx-
P;:t,
B,,
2 2 E2 + in

w
-(W-m)A,,P*I(x) If,+ lv+n (W -~- E. + qx) P, (XI -

qp
q (W - M) PI'l (X) 1�1 (.0

-
A
P; (x) + D
( -x2)1

+

I,
1j
E2+m
2+ M) (W + tit)j q
W

+ W + qx) [ P, (x) - q (W pl:t 1

2W
(E2 + (W +

qP, f qp
-Ffn It, -,- 2 1 P, (X) -
AtP;(x)-FDI, E

,

rAe

[(I + I)-' ly + ty,
DI�
-'
Alt ~
a BI;t = 1
-1

1- 1-1
1
I)
.
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one obtains the integral equations for photoproduction. Whereas
the last
integral for the isotope-veotorial amplitudes vanishes only in
(35), the
reaction n --iNR makes a contribution to the isotope-scalar
amplitudes.
Neglecting the non-resonant nN phases from (35), one obtains
Hl'" (s, -S, 1) = (Bi(s) 2eR61, + (44)
-7--jo T---w -S M^
for the isotope-scalar photoproduction amplitudes; the b i are
given by
bi(O mql IT(-)' - m T(-)' I fit
MEEps + 112E
b, (1) M T(-)' T(-)'] f;, (39).
IMP2 I- T + Y2 -
bs (f) 0, b4 M= - (mq,l I 6nE) T(-)'f;,
There are 1 figure and 15 referencess 6 Soviet-bloc and 9
non-Soviet-bloc.
The three references to English language publications read as
followsi
J. L. Uretsky et al. Phys.Rev.Lett.1,12,1958; S. Mandelstam,
Phys.Rev.112,
1344,1958; W. R. Prazer, J. R. Fulco Phys.Rev. 117,1603,16og,
196o.
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ASSOCIATIONt Ob"yedinennyy institut yaderxiykh issledovaniy (Joint
Institute of Nuclear Research); Institute of Theoretical
Physics of Warsaw University, Poland, G. Bialkowski and
A. Jurewicz
SUBMITTEDs September 6, 1960
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BIAMOWSKI, G.; JUREWICZ, A.
A set of integral equations for the photoprGOuction of
pions on
nucleons amplitudes. I. Bul Ac Fol mat 10 no.1:49-55
162.
1. Institute of Theoretical Physics, University.,
Warsaw. Presented
by L.Infeld.

AUT1,10,18: Dialkowski, G., jorewicz, A.
TITLE. A sysLem c,:' ii-,LeCral equatiolis 1"Ir the of
;,"intoproull oti Oil
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy 7-i-,;rnal. Fizika, no. 1P,
19o'?, 52. 1-2A440Q
III
~ i3ull. Acad. Polon. sel. 5~r. sci. inath. astron. et no.
3,
1C,62, v. 10, IL):-) - 169, EnGlish; sumnary in jius.5ian)
TD(T: Starting from the dispersion relEOLionz for ener~-V
at a fixed angle
,or syinii etri c ally -rundered amplitudes of
pnotoproduction of pions on wticloons,
A. I
obtained In the previous articIe (ref. 12A447), a systom
of integval --l-iuations
was derived for lo-aer partial amplitudes, of this
process. The contribution of
the left-hand soction is disre.r,arded.
V. Pavlov
[Abstracter's note: Complete trLLnslation]
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BIALKOWSKI, Qrz9LqXA
Pol"
no title given
ScholarshiD Holder of the International
Atomic Energy Agency Working at GERN
50mmission EuRogglnne Mur la,
0 rob clear@
Crakow, PqGtGRx Fizykip Vol XIII, No 6.
1962, pp b77-6600
"Dear Editor".

P/047,/62/013/002/001/006
D218/D308
AUTHOR: Bialkowski, Grzegorz
TITLE: V - ?.- interactions
PEERIODICAL: Post9py fizyki,'v. 13, no. 2, 1962, 117 - 136
TE'XT: This is a review paper covering works (nearly all Western)
published during 1955-19~1. The subject matter is arranged as foi-
l Ir
-lows: 1) Phenomenological evidence for the existence of strong ox
-4
interactions; 2) dispersion theory of jr- ~-, scattering; 3) the
ef-
fect of the T -Yr interaction on scattering processes and the elec-
tromagnetic form-factor of nucleons; 4) effect of the -r-5'(
interac-
tion on the Droduction of an additional pion in pion-nucleon colli-
sions and measurement of the effective pion-pion scattering cross-
section; 5) interactions in multi-pion states. There are 3 figures#
and 49 references.
ASSOCIATION: Instytut fizyki teoretycznejp Uniwersytet IVarszawski
(Institute of Theoretical Physics, Warsaw University)
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Letter to the editor. Postepy fizyki 13
no.6:680 162.

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