SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PONOMAREV, G. A. - PONOMAREV, S. A.

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PCIOMMY, G.A.
*Drugs* N.D.Mashkov-skit. Reviewed by G.A.Ponomarev. Yarn. i toks.
19 no*2:62 Kr-Ap 156. ()MRA 9:7)
(DRUGS)

rOUOMAMJ* G. A.
I'The Action Mechanism of Bypoglycemic Drugs from the Sulfonwiide Group."
report Dresented at the 142nd meeting of the aAummcollogy and Toyicology Section
of the Moscow Society of Physiologists, Biochemists and Pharmacologists, 26 Nov 1957.
Inst. of Phamzcology and Chemotherapy, AMS USSP
(Parmakologiya i toksikologiya, 21, No. 6, Nov/Dee 58.~p. 614,

ZAKUSOV. V.V.; POIJOKAREV, G.A., prof
Course of the development of Soviet pharmacology. Vest. AMY SWR
12 no.6:30-39 157. (MIRA 11:2)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen AHN BSSR (for Zekusov)
(PHARMACOLOGY
in Itussia)

FOITOX&MV, G.A.. prof.
Problem of chemical conversion of drugs In the organism. Veste
JM SSSR 14 no.7:50-56 '59. (141A 12: 9)
1. Institut farmakologil, I khimioterapil AMU MR.
MUGS metabolism)

ZAUSOV. V.V.. prof.; FOOMAYM, G.Ao, prof.; DRUGOV, Yu.V.
Plan for the development of research in the f leld of pharmacology
and toxicology during the next P, even years; 1959-65. Yam. i toks.
22 no.1:3~-6 Ja-Y 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Daystvitellnyy chlen ANN SSSR (for Zakusov).
(PRARKACOU)GY,
in Russia. 7-year plan (Rua))

ABRAMOVA, Zh.l., Imnd. med. nauk; ANICHKOV, S.V.,, prof.; BELEVIKIY, M.L.~
prof.; VALIDI~IX4, A.V., doktor med. nauk: VEDENEYEVA, Z.I*, kand&
med. nauk; VINOGRADOV, V.M., kand. ned. nauk; GMRSHOOVICH, Y.L.,
kand. ned. nauk; GINETSIVSKIY, A.G... prof.; GORFJOVITSKIY, S.Ye.,,
prof.; GREBENKIVA, M.A.,, dotsent; GREKH, I.F., dots.; DENTISENKO,
P.P.2 kand. med. nauk; DIYACHRNIKO, P.K., kand. med. nauk; ZHESITAIIIKOV,
V.D.., kand. med. nauk; ZAUGOLIFIKOV, S.D.) prof.; ZEWIALI, E.V.j kand.
und. nauk; ISKAREV, P.A., kand. med. nauk; KARASIK, Ul.,, prof.;
KIWWI, G.Ya., kand. med. naWc; KOZLOV, O.D., kand. med. nauk; KROTOV,
A.I., doktor veter. nauk; KUDRIN, A.N., doktor med. nauk; LA=iEV,N.V.,
prof.; LAPIN, I.P., kand. med. nauk; MELINIKOVA, V.F., prof.;
nSHCBMSKAYA, R.A., prof.; MI191ELISON, M.Ya.,, prof.; llOSBKOVSKIY,
Sh.D., prof.; PADEYSKAYA, Ye.N., kand. med. nauk; PARIBOK, V.P., prof.;
PERSBRII, G.1-1.,, prof.; PUMLIYES, Kh.Kh.,, prof.; PON%lAREV.,--q.A.J'
prof.; POSKALENKO, A.B.., kand. med. nauk; 1WHIN, 0.0 blots.;
ROZOVSKAYA, Ye.S.p dots.; RYBOLOVIEV, R.S.p starshiy nauelmyy sotr.;
SALYAMON, L.S., lwnd. med. nauk; SPORAZBEKYAN, kand. biol. nank;
TBft4'OVqo L.Aeg kand, med. nauk; TOMILTNA, T.U., dots.; =STOVICH,
G.I., kand. med. nauk; FMJYENTOV, N.K., kand. med. nauk; KHAMIDIA,
R.A.p kand. med. nauk; TSYGANOV, S.V., prof. [deceased]; CIEWES, A.I.)
prof.;
(Continued on next card)

ABM,iOVA, Zh.l.--(continued) Card 2.
CHM4OVY V.A., dolIctor med. nauk; SHOUISUY, K.S... prof.;
YAKOVLEV, V.Ya.., doktor khim. nauk; YWHKOVSKIY, M.D., red.;
NIKOLAYEVA, M.M.p red.; RULEVA, M.S.,, tekhn. red.; CHUDAM, A,
Z.V., tekhn. red.
[Manual on pharmacology) Rukovodstvo po faryakologii. leningrad,,
Nedgiz. Vol.2. 1961. 503 P. (MIRA 15:1)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Anichkov, Karasik, Cherkes).' 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii mdi-
tsinskikh nauk SSSR (for Belen'kiy, Ginetsinskiy.. Moshkovskiy,
Planellyes).
(PMNACOLOGGY)

- PONOMAREV, G.A. .'..
"Gangleron and its use in the clinic." Reviewed b7 G.A.Ponomarev.
Vest.AMN SSSR 16 no.1:88-89 761. V%U~ 14:3)
(BENZOIC ACM)

PONOt-lARLY, G.A., grof.
-"international Biguanid Symposium on YAy 12-13, 1960." Edited
by F.Bertrlam and G.Mic~ael. Revieved byG.A.Ponomarev. Farm.
i toks. 2.4 no.4s5O8-509 Jl-Ag 161. (MIRA 1419)
(BIGUANIDE--CONGRESSES) (DIABETES)
(BERTIlAmp F.) (MICHAEL, G.)

PONOMAREV, G.A. [deceased]; TEREUBA, A.I.
-, - - ~-, ~'.
Effect of luminal, promihal and phenacon on the circulation of
meprobamate in the animal organism. Farm. i toks. 27 no-4-432-
436 Jl-Ag 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. lAboratoriya obahchey farmakologii (zav. - prof. G.A. Pono-
marev [deceased)) Instituta farmakologii i khimioterapii, A14N
SSSR, Moskva.
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AUTHOR: Navagin, Yu. S.; Lukovkin, A. 1.; Man'ko P. A,- Ponomarev, Fin,
TITLE: A method for pressin pipes in tube sheets. Class 13, No. 172844
SOURCE- Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 14, 1965, 35
TOPIC TAGS: pipe, metal tube, f~xplosive forming
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a method for pressing pipes in tube
sheets in heat exchangers by using the pressure of a medium inside the Fe-
liabilitv is imnroved and the orocess is simz-1ified bv crejtini, ~'nF,

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S/137/61/000/003/0V/069
A006/A101
AUTHORS: Polyaohenko, AN., Poh~marev, G.I.
TITLE:., The"use of pulse-welding for the reconditioning of parts
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no.3, 1961, 61, abstract 3B415
("Bb. rabot Vses. n. -i. in-t mekhaniz. s.ldi-. ", no. 12, ig6o, 56-66)
TEM: The method of are building-up produces layers 0f';;"1.5-2 mm thick-
ness, whereas the worn out layer of the majority of tractor Parts-between repair
periodh in not over 0.1 - 0.5 mm thick. Considering this fact VIM (GOSNITI) devel-
oppd a~meth6d a; reconditioning worn out surfaces by,apiplying to the'm-metal strips,
by short-pulse iesistance spot welding. The electric circuit of a capacitor spot
welding machine is given for welding up to 1,OP0 microamp&res. Exampl .es are pre-
sented of *elding-on strips by intermittent and continuous spot.-seams. The
6trength, structure and hardness of weld zones were investigated. Two year per-
formande tests h0e-shown-that the wear resistance of"fitting'journails, recondi-
tioned by welded-on'i~tips,'was not belgw that of new Journals. The ~ffiqiency of
-the method is 37-7 am /min against 9 am /min of~aro building-up. Ye.T.
[Abstracter's note: Complete transilation.]
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PCECHAMs G.M.
,,To the Question of the Genesis of Colloid-Disperse Minerals in Soils, 0 Pedolog7, Nos. 3-4,
1942.

MEREZHINSKIY, Yu.G. [Merezhynalkyi, IU.H.)p kand.biolog.nauk;ffj.OELPIN,.-CS.,
[Ponomarlov, H.S.)
Efficiency of the use of simazine and atrazine for weed control
in corn and potato fields. Khim.prom. [Ukr.-I no.1349-51 Ja-Mr
164. (MIRA 17:3)

POTAPOV.. F.Ya., inzh.; PONOMAREV, G.P., iuzh.
Mobile diesel electric power plant. Elek.i tepl.tiaga 6
no.2:42-43-F 1601 (MIRA 15:2.1
I (Diesel electric power plants)
(Railroads--Cars)

PONOWN,
Automatic vressure regulator on the reverse hose of the mortar
pumo(used in cyclic mortar fending). [Suggeated by G.V.Ponomarev].
Rate. i isobr. predl. v ctroi. no. 4:65-66 157. (MIRA n :8)
. (mortar)
(Pumpind machiner7)

PONOM&RINY G. V.
Cand. Tech. Sci.
Dissertation: "Certain problems of dehydration of natural cases." 4 Get 49
Moscow Order of the Labor Red Banner Petroleum Inst. imeni
I. ~1. Gubkin
so Vecheryaya M10-4WA
sum 71

P(MMAREV G,V,
;Tr
- ~ -
la
-Calmaisting bottom pressure according to the value of static pr*sswe
coeqmtod at the hand of a Can wells Gaz*prolov-116,90-7 5 '56.
(Gas. Itatural) (K12A qi4o)

PONOMARXV, G.V.; SHTOIF, M.D.
Sffect -of the composition of absorbents on the absorption process
of hydrocarbons. Trudy Giprovostoknefti no.1:328-343 158.
(MLU 13:9)
(Absorption) (Hydrocarbons)

MATSKIN, L.A.; KOVAL311KO, K.I.; BOUKOV, V.G.; KONSTAITTINOV, 11.11.;
PO ,,Gj.,:,FAL'C11IKOV, G.N.; PZLENICHKO, L.G.; SHAMARDIN,
GLAIKOV, A.A.; BRILLIANT, S.G.; SIOVCHUK, V.Ya.; SOSHCHMI.-
KO, Te.M.; AL-.MSANDROV, A.M.; BUNCHUK, V.A.; KRUPXHIK, P.I.;
MAYEVSKIY, V.Ya.; 7j1SHIN, K.V.; GAK, Kh.A.; POTAPOV, G.M.;
KARDASH, I.M.; STEPURO. S.I.; KAPLAN, S.A.; SELIVANOV, T.I.;
TEREMMIKO, N.Ya.; 7.HUZH, A.D.; USTINOV, A.A.; GIRKIN, G.M.;
VOLOBUYEV, P.P.; CHERNTAK, I.L., nauchnyy red.; DESHALYT, M.G.,
vedushchiy red.; GEHNADIYEVA, I.M., tekhn.red.
[Combating losses of petroleum and petroleum products; materials
of the All-Union Conference on Means of Combating Losses of
Petroleum rind Petroleum Products] Bor'ba a poteriami nefti i
nefteproduktov; po materialam Veesoiuznogo soveBhchanils Do bor'be
a poteriami nefti i nefteproduktov. Leningrad, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo neft. i oorno-toplivnoi lit-ry, 1959. 157 P. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Hauchno-tekhnicheakoye obshcheBtvo neftyanoy i gazovoy pro-
myshlonnoeti.
(Petroleum industry)

AUTHOR: Ponomarev G. V. 65-2-3/12
TITLE: Calculating Absorption and Description Processes in
Gas- Gasoline Plants. (Raschety protsessov absorbtsii
I deBorbtsil.na,gazobenzinovykh zavodalch).
PERIODIOAL.- Khimiya I Tekhnologlya Topliv I Masel, 1958, Nr.2.
Pp.14-21, (USSR).
ABSTRACT-. The calculation of the absorption and desorption processes
is most Important in connection with the increasing
use of debutanised straight run - petrol (heavy petrol
with a boiling point of an order of 10000 to separate
from the hydrocarbon gases ethane, propane and butane,,
and gasoline fraction. For this calculation an equation
Is used# published by Professor Smirmov, A. a. (Page 14).
Y n-~l Y An*1 A
Yn+l An4-T 1
wher4L i the coefficient of separation of the oompo-
nent; A z coefficient of absorption; n = the number
of plates in the absorber; Y z the number of mols of
Card 1/3' the component in the vapour phase. Another method of

65-2-3/12
Calculating Absorption and Description Processes in Gas - Gasoline
Plants.
oalculation uses the equation by Kremser and Braun
(Ref. 2). Equations 10 and 11 (Pages 16 and 17) were
found more suitable for calculating absorption and de-
sorption processes because they allow'for the presence
of similar components in the contact liquid and the gas.
The most accurate results were obtained with equations
13 and 14 which are:-
Yn*l - Yl Ar*l A KX0 (13)
Yn+l Yn+l
'M X0
W (14)
m
Gard 2/3 Where X z 0 and )t*- 0. These equations can be used
0 1

65-2-3/12
Calculating Absorption and Desorption Processes in Gas-Gasoline
Plants.
for calculating the hydrocarbon absorption processes
when using absorbents of any type of composition, also
for stabilisation processes for crude petroleum oils,
the separation of crude petroleum oils etc. 1'he method
of caloulationg proposed by N. Khorto, and Franklyn or
Edmaster can be used for the accurate calculation of the
above. Results obtained, when using these methods, are
given in Tables 3. 4 and 5. There are 5 Tables and 1
Figurep 3 References: 1 English and 2 Russian.
ASSOCIATION: GiprovostDkneft'.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress,
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ACC NRs AP6026816 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/167/001/0135/0138
AUTHOR: Savellyev, D. A.; Sidorov, A. N.: Yevstigneyeva, R. P.; Ponomarey. G. V.
ORG: none
TITIE: Dark and photochemicallreduction .of metal derivatives of a number of
I
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 167, no. 1, 1966,, 135-138
TOPIC TAGS: photochemistry, chemical reduction, pyridine, methanol, hydrazine, atoms
hydrogenation,, chlorine compound
ABSTRACT: The relationship of the reduction of porphin type molecules to the
presence and nature of a central metal attim was investigated in the following
-porphin vietal derivatives: M-TFP (M ='Zn, Mg. Cd..cu, NO, Zn- and Cu-TMP,
I:Zn-'and 11g-EP (TFP - moso-tetraphwWlporphin, 114P - 1,4,5,8-tetramethylporphin,
.ED - ethipporphin-1).
Photo-reduction was conducted under vacuum in pyridine and methanol at "ent,
concentrations of 10-5mole/liter in the presence of hydrazine (1-2 moles/
liter) or'K2S with 500 mm Hg equilibrium gas pressure over the solution.
Muminatioh of the solutions was done, with the total light of a. 500 watt
:incandescent lamp equipped vith a reflector and condensers

1, 35'92-66
ACC NRt AP6026816
The effect of the central metal atom in the pigment molecule is different in
Idark.and photoahwdcal reduction reactions. In dark reaction with hydrazine,
the hydrogenation of the pyrrole riiiks occurs equally successfully in Cu-,
:Ni- and Zn-containin pigments, depending more on the character of*the
9
iporiphoral substituents than on tho central metal atom. In the photochomical
,interaction, onW the U. and Hg- derivatives ( and. possibly, Cd-dorivativoe)
;appear active. regardless of the nature of the substituont in the 1-8 positions
,(in the iimits of the compounds studied). brut the Cu. and Ni-derivatives appear
'inactive.. Upon comparing the Zn- and Mg-containing pigments, the photo-
,hydrogenation of the pyrrole rings occurs in Zn-derivatives in the presence
.of hydrazins, with th" formation of the corresponding chlor~nes.and bacterio-
.chlorines, but it does not ocinw in Mg-dorivatives, It can be assumed that
~such differences in the metalwoontaining pigments are caused either by their
special propwtis~* in opUcaU7 atinilated sUtes , or by their dissimilar.
capacity for ;Q2;j_rq;iatio'n -with molecules of the medium. This paper was
presented by Acadixmician A. N. Terenin on 15 May 1965. Orig. art. has: 4 figures.
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r PONOWLHEY G V
Studying the characteristics of gases in gas-condensate fields.
Trudy Giprovostoknefti no-1:315-328 158. (MIRA 13:9)
(Condensate oil wells)

N,NOXknv. 0. V.
Calculations for absorption and stripping processes In gasoline plants.
XhIm. I takh. topl. I masel 3 no.2:14-21 7 158. (MM 110)
1, Giprovostokonefti.
(Patroleux-Ref ining)

PONOMMY, G.V.; YEVSTIGNEYEVA, R.P.; MIRONOV, A.F.; PREOBRAZIENSKITY, N.A.
Blosynthesis of 6-nzatirldino In Eache r! ch ia r-511 and Qx-.
of accumulation of orotidine. Vop.med.khim. 11 no.6:47-54 N-D 165.
(MIRA 18:32)
1. Maskovskiy Institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologli imani M.V.
Lomonosova. Submitted April 16, 1964.

_?PONDNARBVI- I.464rakhan').
Steam and smoke ejecting units. Pozh.delo 3 no-3:17 Mr '57-
(MLRA 10:4)
(Fire engines)

PONMAM,V,.I.; SHOYGIN,,,M.
Toward new milestones. Sov.shakht. 10 no.6.-5-6 Je 161. (141RA 14:9)
1. Predsedatell shakhtkomat komhinat,,Bashkirugoll (for Ponomarev).
2. Starshiy normirovshchik Yamertauskogo ugoltnogo razreza
kombinata Bashkirugc~ll (for Sharygin).
(Bashkiria-Strip mining-Labor productivity)

PONOYAREV I I.
-8
Fifty-five years. Pozh.delo 7 no.10. -9 0 161. (KM 14:10)
1. Nachallnik leningradakogo pozharno-tekhnicheakogo
uchilishcha.
(Ioningrad-Fire prevention-Study and teaching)

PONOXMV, I.
Ensure t.he fire safety of the flect. Mor. flot. 25 no. 12:
23-24 D 165. (14M 18:12)
1. Nachallnik pozharnoy okhrany Tuapsinskogo porta.

16(4) SOV/107-59-2-14/5 5
AUTHOR: Ponomarev, I., Chief Engineer
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TITLE: ---------
Following Up Our Statements (Po sledam nashikh
vystupleniy)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1959, Nr 2, P 15 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Upravleniye radiotekhnicheskoy promyshlennosti i
priborostroyeniya Moskovskogo gorodskogo sovnarkhoza
(Administration of the Radio Engineering and Instru-
ment Manufacturing Industries of the Moscow Municipal
Sovnarkhoz), replying to criticisms made by the jour-
nal "Radio". states that the sovnarkhoz radio plants,
which are producing television receivers, "Temp-311,
'lRubin"', "Rubin-102". "Yantar"' and "Moskva" are sys-
tematically working to improve the construction and
quality of their television receivers (increased sensi-
tivity, a better image by introducing clearness ad-
justers, the use of PT-K instead of PTP assemblies, ex-
Card 1/2 change of tubes etc.). The plants have taken various

Following Up Our Statements SOV/107-59-2-14/55
measures to eliminate existing shortcomings, e.g.
the TV receiver "Rubin" has been modernized and re-
named "Rubin- A"; the production has started of the
new TV receiver "Rubin-102", having a better design
and improved electric parameters,
Card 2/2

PONOMARIV, I.
Training outstanding command personnel. ]Pozh. dole 5 no.2:22-23
159. (MIRA 12:3)
l.Nachallnik Leningradskogo posharno-tokhnichookage uchilishcha.
(Fire prevention--Study and teaching)

-7-
/I/ , ,.122 /91 /0- :Z~;: ).~I. . 11 -
c
PONOMARRY, I. (Astra~hanl)
fflxwlfte___~__~~_ __ .
Air foam units used on tankers. Pozh.delo 3 no.10:19-20 0 157.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Tank vessels--Fires and fire prevention)

PONOM&RIV, I., inzh.; RAZUNDVSKIT, 0., inzh.
Prevent fires at heat power plants. Pozh.delo 5 no.9:8-9
S 159. (MRA 13:1)
(Electric power plants-Fires and fire prevention)

rjrBySWV, B.; pONWARZV. I.. Jnzh.; SIDOROV, V., deputat KirovakDgo
raysoveti7(i.~-16 CMGUNOV, I., inzh.
Blizinate the shortcomings in television servicing. Radio no.2:
14-15 7 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1. Nachaltnik Upravlenlya priyemnoy televisionnoy seti, radlofi-
kateii i vnutrireyonnoy elektroevyazi Ministerstva evyazi SSSR
(for ]WqbVbhev). 2. Aserbsydzhanskly nauchno-issledovatellskly
institut po dobyche nefti, Baku (for Chugunov).
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bottom 23 of the outer reservoir and is used for holding the inner
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reservoir 22. The cap 6 is pressed to the spray unit 4 by protec-
tive thin foil 5 which breaks under the pressure created in the ex-
tinguisher. Above spray unit h is a safety device 8 with a protec-
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ped over stud 14 and turned to the right for bayonet locking. The
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with striker ring 7 fastened to its lower end for breaking shut-off
foil 20. Sealed safety check 11 prevents damage to foil 20 by hold-
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is removed,.striker 10 is hit with the hand to break the shut-off I
foil 20 and the extinguisher is turned upside down. The charge in
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Before charging the extinguisher, the pressure bolt 13 must be unscrewed and pressure
cap 15 turned to the left and taken off stud 14. Inner reservoir 21 is removed from
the extinguisher 'and both reservoirs are thoroughly washed to remove the remainder of
the shut-off foil and ~he rubber seal. Two liters of clean water are prepared and the
tin can is opened or'the stopper is removed from the large glass bottle. The contents
of the can or bottle are then'poured into a clean bucket and the water is thoroughly
swished tfirough the can or bottle to remVve the residue and then poured into the buckel
The resultant solution is mixed until th6 chemicals are completely dissolved and
poured through a funnel with a filter into the outer reservoir 22 of the fire extin-
guisher. It is then necessary to remove ring 19 from the inner reservoir 21, as well
as the slip ring before car 'efully pouring out the contents of the small glass bottle
into the inner reservoir. Shut-off foil 20 is then inserted and on top of this foil
:LS Placed slip ring and pressure ring 19. After closing the inner reservoir it is
placed on its side to check the tightness of the seal. The inner reservoir must then
be carefully placed inside the outer reservoir. After checking the sliding operation
of the striker and installing the sealing ring gaskets, the locking equipment is re-
installed, the striker is preset in the upper position and the pressure bolt is tight-
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unit 4 is replaced. The fire extinguisher is suspended from bracket 2. Orig. art.
has: I figure. [Translation]
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SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: none

FONOMAREVp I.A. (Prof.)
I.A. Ponomarev, author of Ship Engines-of Internal Combustion publ. State Publishers
of River Transport Literaturep Moscow, 1949; 364 pages.

uas." professor; AKIMOV, P.P., redaktor; VOLCHOK.
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EF'redaktor.
COUP Internal combustion engines) Sudovve dvigateli nnego
agoranila. Leningrad, Izd-vo 96chnoi transport,* Iezttd-nle
1957. 551 P. WaA xo:6)
(Karim engines)

?OROMhMV, I.A.-,,__prof.
Calculating the efficiency increase of
produced by euporcbarging. Trudy LINT
(Marine diesel engines)
marine diesel engines
m.20:119-129 '53.
(MIRA 12-1)

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F;],,op,n nafti-niingn instituta immid ilkid. I.M.(hibkina.
(Oll wfll irillint, rigm) Oil violls-EquiTment and supplies)
(Cables)

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PRIEHODDHOKO, N.A.; MIPKOVA, G.A.
*Handbook on the technology -of. binding materials.9 IU.M.Butt,
.Reviewed by R.D.Aielitskaia and others. TSement 20 no.5:32-33 S-0
154. MU 7:11)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii teementa lovocherkasokogo politekhniobeakogo
institutili. S.Ordshoulkidne.
(Building materials)

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PONCK&M, I*F..,- prof., doktor khim. nauk; AZELITSKAYA, R.D., kand. tekhn.
bA;*; GUMOVA, N.M., inzh.
Replacement of. asbestos by slag wool in the manufacturing of asbestos
cement products,'-2Yudy NPI 27:14J.-145 156. (KIR& 10%12)
1. lafedra tekhnologil tsementa Novocherkasekogo politekhatcheakago
Instituts.6
(Asbestos cement) (Mineral wool)

PONOMARIV. I.?.; GRACHITAN. A.I.T.
$Technology of cement and other binderew by IU. K. Batt.
Revievel by I.F. Ponomarev, A.N. Grachlian. TSement 24 no.1:31
Ja-Fe 158. (MM 11:4)
1.Xovocherkasskiy politokhnichaskijr institut.
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I'MMUCASS Sto"it I k~rOotks. INO. Ur 3. PV 43-46 (WSSR)
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Stekloobrntnoye moztcynn1ye; troly Tm'.'ye;a v-~juz.wo to".he~-,&alyo
16-20 noyubryu 1959 (Vitrtwz Stnte; T-ccticr,& of V,.v- Third Can-
feren** on the Vitremis Stete, Held in 1959) K~acow'
I%d-vo ).I SSWI 1950. 554 P. Errata slip Itzerted. 3,200 copies printed.
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khiftiehestoyc obahchestvo imeni D.I. Mct!eIeTtvm -n! ao~udAratven~nyy ordenne
Lenina, optichtakly i-t1W izeni S.I. T-110".
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V.Y.Vargin, A.0. Vl&~ov, K.S. T-atrc2-y~, A.A. tel-edev, M.A. Xatv.yvy, V.S.
Malchdn~j R.L. Myul2er, Y-A. roray-Ko3hIts, Chn1ru&mp N.A. Toror~v, V.A.
Florlaak.y&, A.r. Yxkhkfnd; Ed. of FvbLL.h1.g So-ae: I.V. SuYoror; Tech. Ed.:
V.T. Bachercr.
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glwoev.
COVE=Ei The book contaIns the reports s.nd discumsIcac of the ThIrd All-Unlon
C00f."ACC 0. th~ VItevO= State, held L. LcaIm,7,r%.d on roye=ber IC~19, 199~
They deal Vith the methoda and resu.2t. cr.- stuwn~' tole Pt"twre of ginna"Ve the
relation betvccn the otruet~ and pro;crtles or rl~-cs, the Wtun- a the
chmIral bond end g)"& str4cture, and the cryst&Uoche~lfttry of Sikes. rup,d
sillca, echanl&m of vitrification, optical prorerti.4 -I glano ttmetur,' Mel
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ports deal kith the dc;end,n.e of glass T-c;er-les = c*-pceItion' the tintine or
glasses end rudiatich, efrtetu, and aech%atcal, tecthical, a:~d chmical proper-
ties of glasses. Other Ixtrtra treat Fits3 ~d so&% borotilicate
gl"ses. The Conference vu 6ttondel cy =om tham 500 Oclermtes from Smiftt and
X"t German scientific org~l-atlohv. A--=& t4e particij~ltc In the dlecusalma
were N.V. Solmin, Te. V. Favrhinsklyo T-K. Cs,etev, V.P. Pryantshnikov, Yu. Ya.
QeLIIbj O.P. Hche&Icn,-rttrosyan, G.P. YUkhaylov, S.M. Petrov, A.U. L~ftrev' D.X.
Levin, A.V. Shatilovs W.T. Ploshchinxk7, A.Ya. K=netaor, E.T. Deetynrem, G.V.
byurgganovuknya, A.A. Wonw, H.M. Skoruvakov, T.Ta. Batin. E.K. Keller, Te.A.
I[uznttnov, V.P. Potdnev, R.S. Snevelevich, Z.G. Plat.ker, and O.S. molc-'W~cna.
The r1rial,sonsim of the Conference ~ addressed by Proftasor I.r. KItdYf;orodck1j,
Emored Scientiet and Engineer, DocW- of Tetbtital Science.. no follMng
Institutes were cited or their co~trlt~tlon t~ U~,. d-1o;1--t of 91"s scLtntn
and technolonr: Goauj&ratvrhnyy cpticr~czkjy Inctitut (state optical Inktittitt),
Institut kh1mtI oilik%tvt Aji sSsR (1-~tltjte or Slillc.to Chemistry. AS UZ-H),
FiltthesklY in4tttit &N =11 (PhYsles 'mmtltute AS USSR). Fitiko-tem,nichaskly
Iriotitut AN ME (n1y~leotechnicr.1 r."t-tute'-AS UrUt), Iftstitut filiki All MSR'
X162k (Inatitutc or rNX~Ieft, Academy 0~- Sci-c". UIO~.Zk-Yz =R, killsk).
LebOrntcrY Of 1'.'Ydlc&l Chc--WrY Of Silicates .' t-.e Inctitut cb~bchcy I hforrwa-
cheekay AN I;S!;S, Min.k (Instit.t. of General and Inor4anic Ch..vtstry.
AcuIrmy of Sclrnce~ F~Iorjpz~.qyn SSR' Pu"k), lwtltut
soyedln'nly AN Ss:Rfjn't1t.t.'or H10 Y.Iec~l.r Com-r~ds. AS, twn), Gosud-tv-
DYY Jn8t1twt Ottkla (Zthtt InstJtute for Glaza), Gonulurstvrz~nyy 1nxtItta atc),.-
loyolokna (State ]~-tlwte for Glass Fibers), Instit-it 00-Arotekb-
rachislogo stekla (stkte InAtit-Ite for Elictrl.sa Sibirskly flsik,-
tech.1cheoKy' itht""' T-Ak ~111* -sM I'n1-Ieot,1h-Ic&. Instl't-Ate, T(n*)t).T'-1ngrnA-
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le-um~t!: t-loru-Uy lr.atit,~t FU.k
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raytechnic wl tvrrd*ovj),.y pont,,LinIchtnkly tra-itut (r~kk-dj-k
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k1t (&rti~g Pirtetor - A..s. cotnb), th~ Vf~ztju-n~yc Lhimtelionkole
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-1 U~~ orlena L'11- oytirl-kAy 1".1
S.I. Va~il- (St%te ~Onler or t&hn~ cpajcmj 1-hi S.I. V~Ilny).
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Vitreous State (Cant.) SW/5035

Ko-loyakayat Ye.l. Drj~n&hco of pUzat.2c Of clctseo on
coorogitsom ~40
Discussion 343
color or olmrtr. a=e. Effect of Fm!ittlons
Vargin, V.V. Color or GIv4o " Efrcc-. Or Railations 345

.~;tLjmnity of Rework in Phenmea% of
Orlov, M.P. Role or iLimixturea e:~d cr;

Q=rtz CIA-* Tinting UrAcr the Actl~ Or C=-ft R~ya -A6
D-ilm, T.P., sad N.V. Zurbaub. Vcxiatiom in the Abeor-,,Um Spectr= Of
01"Ats of Ginple Co=V~sltivft UrO-r tb. J-ttiom of Go-=& Rays 351
Bmkhoyckikb, S.M. On the Ilesipt.=e or Cc=ercial Clamues to the Wlueuce
of Radimeti" R.11ations 355
rarti,tyam, 0.0. Effect of Close Stzvct~re On the Spectral and Chczleml
Properties of Cede= Icna 360
Car,I 15/22
vitrems state (Coot.) soy/5035
Az-roy, X.P., V.V. Iml,-tnditim, S.D. crrc,,~,ova, and V.A. 1rut.143zakly.
Struetw,e and Zrcpertle3 et Glcjuco- M5
CmIrmt, 0.1 A-%. r~feli. A~sorrtjm Sr-:r= of the
Co 2+ Ion the Cooreination Icd1mt*-- of Boron arA Aa=,tu= to
Unseen 368
Va~ulu, V.V.p And ?.I. VcynbM. Cclx= of Clasces in Co=cctl= Vith
Structvxre 372
Discuoslom 377
Nechanical and Some 7ro;,artiva or oinspeo
bartener, C.M. Strwtam =d Yeelhe-ical Pm~trtlcz of Cleaz and Glass
11t,ty 380
11mlovskmyat Te.j. . El"tic Prc-,,ertl" of Clans Im pelztjon to TonSc-atv.
387
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vitreouz Gt&te (Coot.) aovbo35
AsImovs, M.S. Mechanical rr~,mrt.1=5 Of 02mz 1-bers 391
R&tc-bYI'mk3yso V-A-m mil V.V. T~-"-~. On of Im2rg=1c
GIw--s and piccl=iccl nezo-==* 396
Req,r, Kh. DetTr-Minlre the Dtn4ity ~,l VlAcczity in Tice for ;ortAl
je~ Class 16 132 in tb~ 399
jr7ortance of L%r Z1"Z-Tv=.1rr Fhair in the Fomntlm of
t ~A Ct=tnt cll~~i,~ 405
ItmOlAYeft, Yt-V- rays 1 cochen-ted-1 Ct,217 of Fu:1- c: Fir-Ree-.9toat
Oxide* 40`1
P"Bnw, Y-A- St-tave of Clfzv &-e U%! ratum of Zv?.Z~rln; It With
M.W. 412
Di.eQ0.1on 415
Card 17/n.

PALATCHENK0.0' N,; P_qNOMARTIV, I.
j_
ffKostrolit" roofing passed the test. Pozb.delo 10 no.L-24-25- J& 164.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Nauchno-insladovatellskiy institut sellskogo stroite-lstva (for
Palatchanko). 2. Moskovskaya pozharno-ispytatelfnaya stantsiya (for
Ponomarev).

POTIOMAM, I.F., prof.; AZELITSKAYA, R.D., kand.tekhn.nauk
Study of concretes made of cements containi alkah and
aggregates with active silica. Bet.i zhel.-bet. no.8:370-373
Ag 161. (14IRA 14:8)
(Concrete)

C I EERNYK-li I V.F. ; PON , 1,F. ; A ZE I, ITSF A 11.1". , ". D.
Invest-illgating the '-ydrat-cy: v ar-d 4~E
I
effect on i t of caustic r;,.;tash, 74 :,udy M?j 1151.: '.. -5-26 .
(MIRA 17: 10)

YAROKER, Kh.G.; ~P~OIAA T.F.
---RE~p -
Glass fiber reir-f orcement of gyp.-um. Trudy, IP. 1 '54:70-84 163.
I
(MM,' 17-10)

-~ONQKMUM,-1-,Z,; ROZDESTVENSKIY, S.S.
Uning the resonance method for studying the heat resistance of
hydrated cements at low temperatures. Trudy NPI 129:35-44 162.
(MIRA 18:3)

P"410'41491-:w I
46-3-6/15
A~THOR: Ponoraarev, P.V.
TITLE: 'Tr isition Processes in Piezovibrators (Perekhodnyye
protsessy v pl~ezovibratorakh)
PERIODICAL: Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, 1957, Vol-III, Nr 3, pp.243-253
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The performance of a quartz plate (both as a receiver
and a radiator) when pulses of arbitrary form are applied
to it is considered theoretically. A method of calculat-
ing the main parameters of the vibrator working in a pulse
regime is described. It is shown that the emitting power,
the input and output impedances, and the sensitivity of a
vibrator working in a pulse regime differ considerably from
those in a stationary regime. A differential equation for
the displacement of the surfaces of the quartz plate is
derived and it is shown that this equation is a wave equat-
ion,, the velocity of the waves being a function of the
elastic, piezoelectric and dielectric constants of the crys-
tal, and of the density. Another wave equation is derived
for the receiver crystal. General solutions of these equat-
ions are considered under the usual boundary conditions.
The physical meaning of these solutions is as.follows: when
a potential difference is applied to the plate, each of its
Card 1/3 elements is deformed and begins to emit elastic waves. These

46-3-6/15
Transition Processes in Piezovibrators.
elementary waves are reflected many times from the radiat-
ing faces and give up a part of their energy to the medium
on each reflection. As a result of superposition of a
large number of waves, a complex wave picture is obtained
and is described by Eq ,(8). Simultaneously with the appear
ance of elastic vibrations on the faces of the quartz plate,
piezoelectric charges appear and a current begins to flow
through the plate. The various components of this current
are subjected to different delays in time, depending on
the thickness of the plate. When a vibrator is working in
a pulse regime the form of the elastic wave and the current
flowing through the plate, as well as the magnitude and form
of the potential difference at the output of the amplifier
when the crystal works as a receiver can be obtained from
the -eneral formulae derived in this paper, The response
of the crystal (both as a receiver and a radiator) Aen
excited by various wave forms such as, for example, damped
sinusoids, step functions, square pulses, etc., is computed
and shown in Pigs-3-5. The effect of the electric circuit
on the vibrator is also considered. It is shown that for a
receiver it is possible to vary within wide limits the in-
Card 2/3 put mechanical resistance by a corresponding choice of the

Transition Processes in Piezovibrators.
46-3-6/15
output electrical impedance, and for a radiator, the output
mechanical resistance can be varied by changing the input
electrical iihpedance of the vibrator. An experimental test
of the variation of the inDut mechanical resistance of a
receiver for different electrical loads has confirmed the
calculations. There are 9 figures, 7 references, of which
5 are Russian and 2 are English. The work was carried out
under the supervision of S.Ya. Sokolov.
ASSOCIATION: Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute, im.V.I.Ul'yanov
(Lenin). (Leningradskiy elektrotekhnicheskiy institut im.
V.I.Ullyanova(Lenina)).
SUBMITTED: October 8. 1956.
AVAILABLE: Librar7 of Congress.
Card 3/3

PON014AMV, P. V. KULLE, P. A.
"Basic Principles of the Hydroelectrical Effect and Possibilities of Its
Use in Borehole Drilling"
(Nw Developments in the Methods and Techniques of G-eological Exploration)
Leningrad, Goetoptelailzdat, 1958. 423 P. (Seri*--G: Itez Sbornik trudov 7.)

UJLIZ,
Nature of the electrohydraulic method and possibilities of
~slng it in drilling wells. 'Trudy VITR no-1:366-388 '58.
(MIRA 12:1)
(Boring)

861J41
4,~&100 (32,01~ 109JI142-)
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal,
# 25849
S/112/59/000/012/093/097
A052/A001
Elektrotekhnika, 1959, No,. 12, Pt 274,
AUTHOR. Ponomarev, P.V..
for Sighting the Ultrasonic Field
TITLE; An Experimental Insta
PERIODICAL.- Izv, Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta, 1958., No. 34, pp. 224 - 228
TEXT: An installation for ultrasonic sighting is briefly described. The
installation has a piezoconverter of the sonic image the electric relief of which
is read off by means of mechanical scanning forming a 40-line linear raster. The
signal obtained is reproduced after Its amplification with a kinescope; tile mo-
tion of the beam of the kinescope is synchronized with the motion of the mechanical
reading appliance. Some photos made with the device are given.
Yu,B.S.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
Card 1/1

S/032/62/028/011/007/01"i'','
B104/BI02
AUTHORi Ponomarev, P. V.
TITLEt Ultrasonic control of fatigue defects in materials
PERIODICALs Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v. 28, no. 11, 1962, 1345 1346
TEM The variation of ultrasonib absorption (Z-5 Mc/sec and 500 ka/sec)
was determined by a pulse method using special YA-14 (UZD-14) flaw
detector on fatigue test specimens during the experiment. The specimens
were metal rods (10 mm diameter, 150 *mm long) submitted to torsional
vibrations, or nonmetallic cylinders (35 mm diameter, 30 mm long) sub-
jected to periodic shock loads from rotating*weights or from microexplo-
sions. Amplitudes and loading times were varied within wide limits. The
variation of the ultrasonic damping facto5r as a function of the energy
.absorbed by the specimen was recorded. This curve at first rises sieadily,
but at the moment when cracks become visible it shows a break where the
increase of the absorption coefficient becomes-slower. Idicrocracks start
developing at that moment. The variation of damping with increasing
fatigue defects offers the possibility of developing a device for the
Card 1/2

Ultrasonic control ~f fatigue...
continuous or periodic tuating of
should be equipped with an amplitude
the ultrasonic absorption reaches
and I table.
S/032/62/028/011/007/015
B104/B102
importunt machine parts. Suoh a device,
discriminator to give a signal when
a dangerous-value. There are 1 figurls
ASSOCIATIOEt Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy inatitut metodiki i__-
tekhniki razvedki Ministerstva geologii'i okhrany nedr ___J.
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Methods and
Techni.cs of Exploration of the Ministry of'Geology and
Conservation of Mineral Resources USSR)
Card 2/2

PONOMAREV, ~.Y~,.dotsent
Dynamic method of calculating processor occurring during rock
breaking bylxpat6 Izv.vys.uchebezavo; gorazhur. 7 no.12:52-57
264s (MIRA 18:2)
1. Kemerovskiy gornyy institut. Rokomendovana kafedroy stroitall-
stva, gornykh predpriyatiy.

L 04258-67 EWTQ) IJKC) GG
ACC NR, AR6010510' SOURCE CODE:
4 AUTHOR: Ponomare.
P. V.
TITLE: Predischarge processes In liquid dielectrics
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Elektrotekhnika I energetika, Abs. 1OB51
2 -Z,
'REF SOURCE: Sb. Proboy dielektrikov I poluprovodnikov. M. -L., Energlya, 1964, 224-227
TOPIC TAGS: liquid dielectric, dielectric breakdown, dielectric property~
ABSTRACT: A theory of pullsed breakdown of liquid drelectrics has been developed. A formula
has been derived for the Ebre of a liquid, whose analysis demo rates that the magnitude of
penetration voltage Is determined by the resistance of the liquid to rupture, its electrical con-
ductivity, viscosity, thermal conductivity, and the parameters of the moving ion. The resis-
tance of the liquid to pulsed excess voltages decreases when its mechanical strength is weak-
ened (the presence of local superheatings or inclusions of foreign matter, liquid flow around
sharp or protruding current conductors, and the presence of tensile stresses). A local increase
.in current density may lead to a sharp decrease in electric strength. Therefore, bare current
conductors, submerged in the liquid dielectric, must have a considerable area; minor damages
to solid insulation may lead to a local rise in the current density even without an Increase in
UR/0196/65/000/010/BO09/BO09
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ACC NR- AR6010510
fieJ4 intensity. Local increases in field Intensity In any case weaken electric strength. Break-
do*n of a liquid dielectric is an energy process, and therefore a decrease in the power of the
puloc by any method oauses an increase in electric strength. Translation of abstract I table
anq. bibliography of 7 titles. A Petrashko
SVD CODE: 09
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KILIKEVICH, O.L.; POOMAREVe. P-Z. inzh.p nauchnyy red.; PROKOFIYBV, V.I.P
red. izd-va-.-ITWAVOV; P.Ye-sp tekbn* reds
0
[Pamphlet on WOty measures for the plasterer] Famiatka po tekhnika,
bezopasnosti dlia shtukatura. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit.,
arkbit. i stroit. materi6lamp 1960. 21 p. (MM& 14:6)
(Plastering-Safet7 measures)

CHUGUNOV2 N., general-.mayor aviataii;_PONO.MAREV,.S., general-mayor aviatsii
Communist,, outstanding pilot and high-class specialist. Av.i kosm.
45 no-4:5-10 Ap 163. (MM 16:3)
(Air pilots)

MELISHTEYN, Boris Illich; PONOMAREV, S.A., red.; ZYKINA, T.N,,,g
tekhn.red.
(Necessary and m0ficient conditions in mathwa+,ics; for students
in grades 8 and 9] NeobkhodinVe i dostatoebrqe usloviia,
v matematike; dlia uchashchikhsia VIII-XI klassov. Moskva,
Gos.uchebno-pedagog.izd-vo M-va. proov.RSFSR, 1961. 61 pe
(KM 15,./+)
(Mathematics-Problems, exercises, etco)

PONOMAREV, S.A.
Publications of the State Publishing House for Pedagogical Literature
for mathematics teachers in 1962. Hat. v shkole no.2:77-79 Mr-Ap
162. (MIRA 15:3)
(Bibliography--Mathematics)

DUISOVA, Tatlyana Nikolayevna; NOT - L A adaktor; RYBIN, I.V.,
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
(Lesson plans in geometry for class 7 (from work practice); manual
for teachers] Plany urokov po geometrii v 7 klaase (iz opyta raboty);
posobie d1ta uohitelet. 2-e izd. Moskva, Goo. u~hebno-pedagog. izd-
vo Mintstertva, proeveshchaniia RSM. 1954. 132 P. (MIRA 8.-4)
(Geometr.r-Study and teaching)

EUDIS, Vladimir Modestovich; KAMSHUICH, A.I., redaktor;
redaktor; DZRATITZV. S.G., tokhnicheskiy redaktor
[Methods of teaching sathesiattes in secondary schools] Ketodika
prepodavanita, maismatiki v arednei ghkoles Pod red. A.I.Markushavicha.
Izd. 3-e. Moskva. Goo. uchobno-podagog. izd-vo Nintateretva, proove-
shchentle, RSFSR, 1954. 503 p. (MM 8:2)
(Kathematice-Study and teaching)

BRADIS, V.M.; PONOXLUT. S.A., redaktor; PMOVA, M.D., tekhnicheskiy
redaIrt ov -Waftft.-m-
[Pour-wdt nathematioal tables; for secondary schools] Chetyrekhxnach-
zWe statematicheskle tablitsy; dlia arednel shkoly. Isd. 26-e. Niakwa,
Gee. uchobno-podagog. izd-vo Mininterstya preaveshchanita RSM,1955.
62 p. (MM 8:5)
(Hathmatics-Tables, ate.)
4

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ZTKOVA, Vera Invanovna PONOIARIV, S.A., reftaktor; DZHAIITIV, tokhni-
cheakiy redaktor.
[Oatline of the psycholoCr of mastering elementary geometrical
knowledge; textbook for teachers] Ocherki paikhologil usvoeniia
nachallr4kh geometricheakikh %nanii; posoble dlia uchitelel.
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(Algebra) (Pumations)

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