SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BL. DOLAPCHIEV - M.S. DOLBIK

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Bl.j.ATtlf*
An irternational symposima on Ono appliration of the theory of
fun.~,tdons to continulus iaedia. Fiz mat -,pisanic- ii!,li 7 no.3:234-
235 1 "D 14 a
Th-ird Gonferenoe. on Nonlinear Vilbrationo. lbid.; 2'~--,-236, 16!'.

DOLAN~ D.; ARAzJAII, E.
Calculation of lighting by the Isolux method of illunination. p. T35.
Vol. ", no. 10, Oct. 1955
:&L--'MTROTEGHAIC'KY OBZOR
Praha, Czechoslovakia
Source: East European Accession List. 'Ibrt.-ry of Corgress
Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1956

CZMHOSLOVAKIA / Farm Animals. Honey Producing Beea. U-11
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolog~ya, No 16, 1967, 72229
Auth or 3 !Ole
M.
Title t The Increased Productivity of Domestic Animals With the
Use of Royal Jelly.
Orig-, Pub % Voelarstvi, 1956, 9, No 6, 86-87
Abstrwt : In the government farms (Nitra, Czechoslovakia), tests
were conducted for the last two years on the I nfluenoe
of royal Jelly on the productivity of domestic animals.
The royal Jelly was diluted with physiological saLline
10 and injected into the blood or under the skin or gi-
ven orally with the food. Through observLtions of 22
chickens, 16 tested and 6 contr4s, it was established
that the egg-laying in hens rose from 3/VI to 18/VII by
116 percent, in controls by 20 percent. When the admi-
nistration of royal Jelly was discontinued$ the rate of
-egg production dropped rapidly.
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CZECHOSL0VA1(IA / Farm Animals. KdLey Bees Q-6
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.) No 10j, 1958: No 45320
Authr.-. Dolan) Mikulas
!nst 0 given
Title On the Role of Bumble Bees and Honey Bees in the Pollination
of Clover.
orig Pub :PollnohOBpodarstvo, 1957, 4, No. 3, 605-606
Abstract :From 1950 on,, the training of the honeybees on clover by means
of aronatized syrup is being practiced on certain state farms
in Slovakia. The harvest of the clover seeds in single
years was 3 times higher as compared with clover lots without
bee-training. In the years with abundant precipitation, the
training of bees is ineffective because the clover tubules
elongate and also because the secretion of nectar stops. In
the sites where bumble bees are scarce, the honeybees cons-
titute the best pollinat6rs; their number which visits the
clover lots, when trained on it, attains 600 to 1,000, vhile
the number of visiting bubble bees is onlY 3 to 30, per sq m.
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DOLAPCHIEV, I.
Dolapchiev, I. Effect of the twist on the properties of yarn and the quality of
textile mterials. p.12.
Vol. h, no. 8, 1955 LEKA PRUMISMNOgr Sofiya, Bulgaria
SO- Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EMAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. ~
February, 1956

DOLAPOMW., YOR.
The Influence of the Twist on the Properties of Yarn and the Quality
of Textile Articles. Leka Promishlenost (Light Industry), #8:12:August 1955

DOWQW, ZGLI Sape
BalueodyntAmics of the ArznI mineral waters; preliminar7 report.
Vop.Imrdiol. no.1:126-135 156. (HIRL 12:9)
1. Iz Sektora meditsimy All ArTVanskoy, SM.
UMNI-MINSFAL WATM)
(CARDIOVASOULkR M-M-DIMSMS)

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DOLAPCHYANs Z. L., Cand Med Sol -- (diss) 110n balneodynamics
of Arzni mineral wat;ers in patients with vJ41--ah and
arterosclerotic myocardioselerosis." Yerevan, 1957. 20 pp
t,-" SAt;trL ~f h
(Acad Sci Arft PSH, - Of Inst of Physiology,
--' e-"
Min of Health Am SSR, Soi Res Inst of Health Resort Scionce
11-~
and Physical Methods of Treatment), 200 copies (KL, 2-589 116)
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Distr: U3c/UA z'7 IV,
A,~tmverdm of MMnA sulfaLe to nitrate by ion evitame..
Z.
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OOIU-"% i0; conversion of umnyl suffate to nitrate b ~~tj-s
"bed. Uading and clution curves am It
I Otanwde for
shown that only cation-exchanse rziumns 91;n
this Purpose. bf. Honig-

DOUR, D., MOCNIK, M.
Enthalpies of swelling of cation exchange resins. In English. P135
Slovensko kemijsko drustvo Vestnik. Ljubljana., Yugoslavia, Vol. 5, No. 1/2,
Jan./June 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessiosn (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8., No. 8, Aug. 1959
Uncl.

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Selectivity tooffitlents. of an tLanaphthenesulfonic add'
-1Qm1 kq WPK D. Dolar, and G. Mohof&x.:

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K-NHi, Mg-Cat Ca-UN K-Mg, and Ca-C r. ize
coeffs~ were found to be comparable- ;Ylth those of the cow.
I q~jk-tM Ion-uchaniM reshm- Harlan B. Fiebbn
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-- DOLAR, D.; BERGLEZ, I.
Conversion of uranyl sulfate to nitrate by ion exchange. In hngliah
P. 133
LJUBLJANA, INSTITUT IIJOZEF STEFAN." REPORTS Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
Vol. 4. Oct. 1959
Monthly List of East 1!~uropean Accessioi;,I,(&AI) W, Vol. 8. no. 6
June 1959
Uncl.

DOLAR. D.
NPhysical chemistry of macromolecules" by Charles Tanford.
Reviewed by D. Dolare Rud not abor no.3:2%-279 162.

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DOLAR, D.
OStatistioal moobani4se Principles and selected applications"
by Terrell L. Hill. Reviewed by D, Dolar. Rud met zbor no.3:288
I (g,

MDRCRICIG, G.,- PM, M.; DOLAR D
Ion exchange properties of a ~-(3-ecenaphthoyl)-propionic
acid-formaldehyde resin. Vast Slov kem dr 9 no,1/2:1-4
N,-Je 062.
1. *Nucelar Institute V. Stefan*,, Ljubljana.* Yugoslavia.
2. Physical Chemis Laboratory_, University of Ljubljnna,
Ljubljana (ror DolarrT.

MAMTA, S.: QQ~ ~,P..
Clinical value of the blood protein picture (protainograme).
Zdrav. vest.. Ljubljana 24 no.5-6:187-193 1955.
1. Interna klinika madicinske fakultate--prodatojnik prof. dr.
Igor Tavear.
(BLOOD PROTEINS, determ.
electropboresis, technic, clin. importance (Slov))
CTROPHORESIS,
of blood lipids. clin. importance (Slov))

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I-'.AT!,i,T,, -T.; Dl).IAP, P.
Use of polarography 1-p- the diftar-~!nttr-l dlaposis of hepatcz;elliaar
and obstru,-.ti-Te jaund.-Ice. k,:-4.a men. -lug-si. .18 nolt~`58-t~ '6 164
I
16 ,Ti-.erna klinfka Medi:!ln3kcjg falwllteta u
" k6

MAHKOTA, S.; DOIAR, P.; PUSENJAK, T.
A case of aproteinemia. Zdrav. vestn. 34 no.5/6:95-99 165.
1. Interns. klinika medicinske fakultete v Ljubljani (pred-
stojnik: prof. dr. S. Mahkota).

DOLATA, Teodor
The Nysa Motor Cq- Body Gonstruction Works in. Nvsa a seller
on the interr-"Lonal market. Przegl techn no.2597. Je 162.
1. Dyrektor Zakladow Budowy Nadwozi Samochodowych., Nysa.

BIBLICKA, Elzbieta; XIk
T~_L Witold
F,vpotanB ion with Polish Ivj preparation in laryngological procednres.
Polski tygod. lak, 13 no.3D120-120 4 Aug 58.
1, ZKliniki Iaryngologicznej; kierownik., prof. dr W. Jankowski I z 13.iniki
Chirurgicanej; kierownik: prof. dr K. Czyzewski A. M. we Wroclawk.
Adren: Wroclaw, u1. ChalubinAlego 2, Fanstw. Szpit. Klin. nr I Klinilm
Iarvnp,ologiczna.
(HYPOUMION, CONTROT-IRD
by mothvl-bie-_V-N-mathyl-piperidinium-etk7l) amine dibromide
in larvmeol. surg. (POW
(PODIOXIM, related cpds.
mothyl-bia-(J-N-math.vl-piperidiniwa-athyl) amine dibromide,
control of hypotension in laryngol. surg. (Pol))
(IARYNX, surg.
with controlled hypotension induced by tnetbyl-bis-(I?-N-
math-71-piperidinium-athyl) amine dibromide (Pol))

BIBLICKI, Franciazek; DOIATA, Witold
Gass of postoperative thyroid crisis treated by autonomic nerve block
with hymothermia. Polski tygod. lek. 13 no.48:1933-1935 1 ])so 58.
1. (Z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej A. M. we Wroclawiu; kierownik: prof.
dr Kazimierz Czyzewaki). Adres: Wroclaw, ul. Poniatowakiego 2. 1 Klin.
Chirurg. A.M.
(THYROID GIAND, surg.
poetop. thyroid crisis treated by autonomic nerve block
& hypothermia (Pol))
(ANESTHESIA, REGIONAL, in various die.
autonomic nerve block with hypothermia in poatop. thyroid
crisis (Pol))
(HMTHMIIL, in various die.
postop. thyroid crisis, with autonomic nerve block (Pol))

CZYZMfSKI, Kazimiarz-, DOLATA, W.: ROSOWSKI, F.
Indications for hy-pothermia associated with autonomic block.
Polski przegl. chir. 28 no-8:879-881 Aug 56.
1. Z Katedry I Chirurg. A.M. we Wroclawiu. Kier. prof. dr.
K. Czyzewski. Wroclaw, ul..Pugeta 27.
(ffMTMMIA,
with autonomic block (Pol))
(AMTHESIA, RZGIONAL,
autonomic block in hypothermis, (Pol))

Jerzy HOLYST, Vitold DOLATA and Tadeusz ORLOWSKI, Feurology Clini of
Colluge of XedMcTn--F-t,11TtnM Neurologiuna Akademijj H/-edycznoa Head
40
(kierowniQ Prcf Di: T~. n.RE-,ND.: aT.d DepOrt]Ment of General turgery, Regional
rm rur,-i Ogolnej ',,'ojskoweSc Szpitala Okreg8wego),
y llosrA.t3l (Oddzin! Obi ;:-
lic-ad Physician (Ordyrator) rhysician (lekorz) T. ORLOOSKI, Wroclaw.
"Corniral Complications and Changes after Cardiac Arrest-"
Frall-.ou, lrr2eL~,?Lad Lekarski, VYl B/Ser 2, Do 11, 1962; Pp 428-430,
AbStr8Ct sLmrwrv raodified): Description of four cases in which
circulation was arrested for 1, 4, 6 and 10 minutes resrectively.- it wag
then rC3tored in all but all four dventually died -36, 29, 17 and 5 hours
latc,r -4ith ryrexia, rUlrronary edma, respiratory center failure. Direct
care-,,~ac nlssa2e, hibernation, injection of oxy.-enated blood under
Fzr~.411-,~re directly inv) carotid arteries arc advocated as probably the
a~or,f Three rolish and 14
t pranis~n.- therapeutic method In such cases.
,iosterv, reforencca.

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thermic. liver slices showed C02 values approaching oxygen consumption and a respira-
toty quotient of 0.95 and 0.97, indicating sugar-metabolism inhibition in the hypo-
thermic material. Total glycogen content in hypothermic liver slices was lower
(0.71 g/100 g of liver) than in normothermic slices (2.43 and 2.72 g/100 g of liver)$
11-te- free glycogen. fraction dropped from 1.97-2.17 g/100 g liver tissue in normo-
thermic animals to 0.366 g/100 g liver tissue in hypothermic animals, amounting to a
glycogen loss in hypothermia lowering the glycogen fraction to 81-83% of the normo-
thermic level. Only slight differences in bound glycogen concentrations were noted
between the two groups; the drop in total glycogen in hypothermic, animals was due
mainly to a drop in the free fraction. Greater participation of free sugars was
noted in hypothermic slices (0.276 g/100 g of liver) than in normothermic slices
(0.137 - 0.133 g/100 g bf liver), which makes hypothermic free sugar content 207Z
of the normothermic. liver content. The differences in concentration of the sugar
part of the phosphate eaters was not significant. Paper chromatography of free
sugars in hypothermic livers showed above all the presence of glucose and the
oligosaccharides maltotriose and maltotetrose. A higher rate of increment of free
sugars from decomposed starch was noted during incubation of hypothermic liver
extracts (54.2Z) than of normothermic extracts (23.6%). It was concluded that during
hypothermia, amylolysis is probably activated, leading to depletion of the liver's
g1,
ycogen stores and consequently to inhibition of sugar metabolism, manifested by
a reduction of the respiratory quotient. Orig. art. has: 2 lables, and 2 figures.
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POLAND
AUTHOR; Dolata, Witold (Bydgoszcz)
PO/0100/66/014/00510611/0621
ORG-.* -pirat Surgical Clinic, School of Medicine, Wroclaw
TITLE: The influence of hypothermia on sugar metabolism in experimental animals
SOURCE: Archivum immunologiae et therapiae experimentalis, v. 14, no. 5,-1966,
611-621
TOPIC TAGS: hypothermia, sugar metabolism, drug, animal experiment
ABSTRACT: The causes of inhibition of sugar metabolism and the mechanism of
glycogenolysis in hypothermia were investigated in physiological and biochemical
experiments which studied liver slices from 1.5 - -2.5-kg rabbits subjected to
moderate hypothermia under general anesthesia with vege6tive blockade by means of
atropine, dolantin, and pacatal. The results were compared with liver slices from
rabbits not subjected to hypothermia. When examined at 37C, the liver slices obtail
during two hr hypothermia showed a higher rate of oxygen consumption (9.50 and
9.26 ml/l mg of cissue) than normothermic liver slices (from 6.33 to 7.42 -m1/1 mg).
C02 production In hypothermic liver slices examined in' medium without and with
glucose differed; it was 8.12 ml/l mg without added glucose and 8.82 with added
glucose. Slices from hypothermic animals studied without added glucose showed a lo,
respiratory quotient (0.85),than the same slices with added glucose (0.93). -Normo-

thermic liver slices showed C02 values approaching oxygen consumption and a respira-
tory quotient of 0.95 and 0.97, indicating sugar-metabolism inhibition in the hypo-
thermic material. Total glycogen content in hypothermic liver slices was lower
(0.71 g/100 g of liver) than in normothermic. slices (2.43 and 2.72 g/100 g of liver).
The free glycogen. fraction dropped from 1.97-2.17 g/100 g liver tissue in normo-
t1hermic animals to 0.366 g/100 g liver tissue in hypothermic animals, amounting to a
glycogen loss in hypothermia lowering the glycogen fraction to 81-83% of the normo-
thermic level. Only slight differences in bound glycogen concentrations were noted
between the two groups; the drop in total glycogen in hypothermic animals was due
mainly to a drop in the free fraction. Greater participation of free sugars was
noted in hypothermic slices (0.276 g/100 g of liver) than in normothermic. slices
(0.137 - 0.133 g/100 g of liver), which makes hypothermic free sugar content 207%
of the normothermic liver content. The differences in concentration of the sugar
part of the phosphate esters was not significant. Paper chromatography of free
sugars in hypothermic livers showed above all the presence of glucose and the
oligosaccharides maltotriose and maltotetrose. A higher rate of increment of free
sugars from decomposed starch was noted during incubation of hypothermic liver
extracts (54.2%) than of normothermic extracts (23.6%). It was concluded that during
hypothermia, amylolysis is probably activated, leading to depletion of the liver's
glycogen stores and consequently to inhibition of sugar metabolism, manifested'by
a reduction of the respiratory quotient. Orig. art. has: 2 tables, and 2 figures.
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MR04iASILEWSKA, Zofia; WOMIA,
T,KOWMI, Augustyn; IENKO, Jan
Studies on the effect of radar microwaves on rabbit testes and
epididymis. Pol. przegl. chir. )5 no.IltSupplement: 1221-1227
N163.
1. Z Kliniki Urologicznej WAN (kierowniki prof.dr.J.Lenko); z
Katedry Endokrynologii AM w Lodzi (kierownik: prof. dr. T.
Pawlikowski) i z Katedry Medyc-yny Moreldej WAM (kierownik:
prof.dr. A. Dolatkowski).

DOTATKMSKI A. I LAU. L.
Iffect of high pressure on peripheral blood picture; preliminar7
coa=nioation. Bull. Inst.Marine Trop. X.Gdodek 6:277-280 1955.
1. 2'Panetwovego Inetytutu Medycyny Morskiej i Tropikalnej v
Gdansku.
(ATMOMMIC PSMURN, effects,
on blood picture)
(Blow,
picture, off. of M6 pressure)

WIATK9,4SKI, A.
The problem of safety in the deep diver's work. p. 20
(OCIMONA FRACY: BEMPIECZENST140 I HIGIF14A HUCY. Vol. 10,, No. 9., Sept. 1956.)
Warszawa, Poland
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (=- LL) LG. Vol. 6, No. 10.. October 1957. Uncl.

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P6111T1Wy5X71
1014. INVESTIGATION9 ON THE INFLUENCE OF INCREASED PRESSURE ON
THE ACTIVITY OF HEART AND RESPIRATION OF DIVERS UNDER
WATER - Dolatkowski A. and Tomaszewicz J. Inst. of Marine
Med., Gdadsk - BULMMS"ARINE MED.GDA~4SK 1957, 8/1-2 (157-
161)
The investigations were carried out by means of special apparatus with 30 divers
at different depths varying from B-33 m. The age of the divers varied from 21-36.
A record of the heart activity and respiration of the diver was made at rest and
a second record was made after performing 20 knee-bends. The next effort was
made after cutting an iron rod 10 mm. in diameter with a saw on the surface and
under water. During the investigations 22 divers showed a considerable slackening
of heart activity and respiration when at the depth of 10 m. when the pressure of
water under which the diver was working was increased by I atm. After the effort
the slackening of heart activity under water varied from 16-66 per min. and after
sawing an iron rod from 10-50. The frequency of respiration slackens under water,
yet when at rest it differs but little from the frequency of respiration on the sur-
face. With the slackening the respiration was deeper, the amplitude being 1.5-2.5
times greater than on the surface. The investigations have in view to determine the
human fittness under water and can be of some help in chosing candidates for the
profession of R diver. Dobrowolski - Warsaw (XV.2,18)

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MERPTA YEDIGA 9~d 6 Vol 1.115 Intornal Hed. MaY 59
2388. SCAMBELIAN - A NEW DRUC IN TIR.- CONTROL OF SEA SICK%I-.SS -
0 Jeczcniu choroby morskiej nowyni lekicin Scambellin - Doliaitsko_~
_&. Ul. fieniowskiego 16. Gdynia - WIAD. LEK. 1957, 1 0T8_(_3 RJ --Sz-) GT_
The drug proved to have a prophylactic as well as a curative effect on sea sickness
and other forms of kinclosis by affecting the central as well as the autonomic nerv-
ous system. In 9011. of cases the general condition improved; crew members were
restored to working fitness. Individual therapy is of great importance. In mild
cases one tablet often suffices to produce the effect required. Other cases require
1-2 tablets thrice daily tw a suppository twice daily. A practically effective therapy
consists of suppositories in the initial stage. followed by 1-2 tablets twice daily.
Treatment should not extend over a period longer than a few days (in view of the
accumulative effect). The drug should not be used in the treatment of the severely
ill, infants and subjects with a tendency towards glauconia. The composition of the
tablets is given as follows- 0.15 mg. bellafoline, 0.15 mg. scopolatnine hydro-
bromide. 5 mg. D-amphetamine. 25 mg. phenobarbital. That of suppositories:

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
sttnkoinstrumentallnyy
Moscow.
proizvodstvo."
SOV/1257
Institut. Kafedra frInstrimeintaignoye
Novoye v konstruirovanii metallorezhushchikh instrumentov (Recent
Developments in the Design of Metal-cutting Tool5) Moscow, Mash-
giz, 1958. 229 P. 5,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Semenchenko, I.I., Professor; Ed. of Publishing House: Balandin,
A.F.;.Tech. Ed.: Gerasimova, Ye.S. and Uvarova, A.F.; Managing Ed.
for Literature on Metal Working and Tool Making (Mashg1z): Beyzell-
man, R.D,, Engineer.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for engineers and technicians of the
machine-building industry.
COVERAGE: In this collection of articles results are presented of
investigations carried out at the chair of "Tool Makingli of the
Moscow Machine Tool and Tool Making Institute imeni I.V. Stalin.
The articles discuss new features in designing highly productive
metal-cutting tools.- : generating cutters, cutter gear generating
headB, hobs and gear shaper cutters for cutting gears for subBe-
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Recent Developments (Cont.)
SOV/1257
quent shaving, of flat broaches for broaching bodies of rotation,
and circular broach cutters for cutting straight level gears with
circular tooth profile. Problems of definition and the classifi-
catiorf'of metal-cutting tools are also Investigated. The role of
Russian toolmakers claimed to be the first in the world to manu-
facture rifles with interchangeable parts is related. No persona-
lities are mentioned. There are 24 references, all'Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Sakharov, G.N., Stalin Prize Winner, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, Docent. Design of Round Generating Cutters 7
Mayushin, V.M., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent. Some
Problems in the Design of Cutter Gear Generating Heads 59
Voroblyev, V.M., Stalin Prize Winner, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, Docent. Geometric Parameters of the Cutting Part
of.$ingle-point Tools With Large Cutting-edge Angles 96
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Recent Developments (Cont.) SOV/1257
Dubov, A.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent. Tools
for Cutting Gears for Subsequent Shaving 107
Voroblyev, V.M., Stalin Prize Winner, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, Docent; and Engineer Ye.C. Dolaik. Profiling
Diso-type Milling Cutters for Cutting Relic Grooves With
Large Helix Angle on Hobs 130
Furman, L.L.-, and A.M. Leyn. Problems in the Theory of
Broaching Rotation Bodies With Flat Broaches 141
Ganopolskiy, L.Z., Engineer. Some Problems in the Theory
of Circular Tooth Profile Oearing and Designing Tools to
Cut Them 167
Frezerov, G.R. Professor. The First Russian Toolmakers
(Historical5 .. 202
Matyushin, V.M., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent.
Definition and Classification of Metal Cutting Tools 213
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PRIM, R.; OIRALIK.
J.; DOLAZAL, J..- SWON. V.; ZYKA. J.
Complexometric titration in pharmaceutic antayste. V11. Determination
of insulin zinc* Cook, farm* 3 no*7t242-244 Sept 54.
1. Z Ustavu. pro chemil analytickou lorlovy university v Praze.
Z Vyzkumneho ustavu pro fprmacil & biochemil v Praze.
(INSULIN, determination,
Nine insulin, complex titration)

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. DOLRAK, Ye.I.
Regenerative transigtor frequency divider. lzm.tekh. no.5:46-49
My 161. (Frequency changers) (MIRA 3-4:5)

s/1l5/61/ooo/oo8/oo4/ooq
E194/E119
AUTHOR: Dolbak, Ye.I.
TITLE: A transistorized pulse amplifier for a recording
chronograph
PERIODICAL: Izmeritelinaya tekhnika, no.8, 1961, 19-2o
TEXT: Chronograph type 21 n (21P) is used in checking time-
pieces against astronomical transit instruments. Pulse amplifiers
are needed to connect the time-piece to the chronograph.
A circuit diagram is given of the pulse amplifier which is made as
an attachment to the frame of the recording chronograph. The
attachment can be used to record mechanical closing of the
contacts of the transit instrument micrometer and also electrical
impulses of positive polarity with amplitude greater than 0.5 V.
By means of a voltage divider mechanical operation of the t'lz
micrometer is converted to a positive voltage pulse which is
applied to the amplifier input. Operation of the circuit is
described in detail. The input pulses are first amplified and
then converted to pulses of standard duration and amplitude by a
trigger device. These pulses operate a high speed relay which
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A transistorized pulse amplifier ... S/115/61/000/008/oo4/009
E194/E119
applies voltage to the chronograph recording device. The pulse
duration required for reliable operation of the recording device
depends on the relay calibration and ranges from 50 to 100 ms.
The maximum amplification factor of the amplifier is governed by
the ratio of the power of the input signal to that required to
operate the relay and is about 1 million. The amplifier can be
used in other devices where it is required to convert weak
current pulses into strong ones with short delay time; one
example mentioiXed is the measurement of beat frequency.
There is 1 figure.
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DOLBAK Ye.I ;'TOVBINA, A.I.
Frequency divider with ferrite-transistor triggers. I= kh,
xfo.12:4&-47 D 162* (KRA 14V
(Frequency eh t re)
ange

DOLEAK, Ye.I.
Two transistor circuits. Trudy inst.Kom.stand.s, mar i iza.prib.
no.5940-83 162. (Tr.ansistor circuits) (MIRA 16:1)

DOLBAKP YNIO
Transistorized devtae for integral comparlson of frequencies.
Trudy inst.Kom.stand., nor i izm.pribe no.59s78-79 t62.
(MIRA 1631)
(Frequency measurement)

OBSKIY, I
38 ton capacity, semitrailer for truss transportation. Avt.transp,
43 no.3:40-41 Mr 165, (MIRA 180)
t

BLOXHIN, I.Te., inzhoner; UUMMO 7 honer; MOM'TANOT, V.I.,
Aj, , inz
inzhaner; MORIN. V.A.. tekhnik---
Use of easily removable heads on large steel castings. Lit.proizv.
no.12:24-25 D 155. (KLRA 9:3)
Crounding)

SAVEYKOV V,N,; BELITSOV, P.F*;_DOLBF.NKO, Ye.T. 4
Reducing the consumption of Uquid steel in the production of
shaped castings by the use of risers of efficient shape, Lit.
proizv. no.2t2-4 F 163. (MIRA 160)
.(Founding) (Risers (Founding))
il

CHERNOV, Yu.1.; DOLBENKO,,_7e.T.; SMOKER, B.Z.j VASILEVSKIY, P.F.S,
kand. -t9X19-.n.-aMFj retsevient
[Founding in the heavy machinery industryl an album) Iz-
gotovlenie otlivok v tiazhelom mashinostroenii; allbom.
Yioskvav Mashinostroonie) 1964. 154 p. (MIRA 17s12)

IMEYNY S*E'; 'D'M"NIKOV) V-P-; SHEKHTER, Yu.N.; YEVSTFATOVA, N.I.;
DOLIBERG A.L.
Production of clear oulfonate additives. Khim.i tekh.topl.i
masel 7 no.2:19-24 F 162* - (MIFA 15:1)
1. Mookovskiy zavod("Neftegaz".
inbric6tion and lubricants-Additives)

-77-- ---
(b) JD/WW/Wb,/RM
NEWPOWS"
EWrW/F-PF(-G)/F-WP(J)
L k39-66
AC'CESSION NR: AP5024386
UR/0286/65/000/WI0068/0068
620.197.3 Zj j9
63
AUTHORt. Shekhter, Yu. N.t Vevnshtok~ V# V.,- --DollberR. A& Le; Kalashnikov, V. Ps;
Poddubnyy~;_V. N..; Goryachava, V. I.%. Rozvadovskaya~ H, K,
_17MI Levitin,
W. -rr ~F 777 F/F. ST
TITLE: Prepatative mathod., for, ~corroiion-i b to" for iietalsi Cliss 230
A
No. IM66
4
SOURCE., Byulleten izo oteniy i tovarnykh znakov, not 15, 19650 68
TOPIC TAGS: corrosionli ibitor
ABSTRAM An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative method for
corrosion inhibitors for metals which involves'petrolcum product-nitration.
To increase the inhibitor effectivenessito lower its costj and to widen the range
of available inhibitors,~petrulstum, or oxidized strolatump or pyro polymer@,
p
or a mixture thereof are nitrated. [SHI
ASSOCIATION: none
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B166/B144
i~alashni,~ov, V. P., .3hekhter, Yu. N., Yevstratova, 14. 1.,
Jolltcr,~, A. L., Pr%ygayeva, Ye. D.
TITLE: Production of sultionate a-14ditives by sulf,
,gtizing mineral oils
V.,ith 30 in liouid 50
3 2
'C abstract
501C,'~L: ~elcrativn~-,, zhurnal. Khi%Aya, ~o. 9, 525,
9'.',270 (Novosti neft. i L~az. tekhn. 'A;efte-j6~erabot'r-1a,i nefte-.I
no. 6, 19061, 11 - 16)
X T
_uction process for obtaining oil-soluble sulfonates by Sul-
furizinr, mdrcral oils .-;ith 50 3 in licuid 60 2 is worked out. This offers
substantial advLnta,.-es over sulfurization zith oleum or gaseous SO The
3'
conditions for sulfurizing 4(, -5 (ASJ-5),-.'. -8 (D-8), AC -9,5 (A6-9,51
and V- -20 ~'I.'.5-20) oils are selected. The sulfonates of various metzils -..-ere
obtaine-4. It is established that the basic Ca sal-~s of the sulfoacids ob-
tained b~, sulfurizi-nG oils rhich have been produced by the selective refin-
inp, of eastern petroleums show good detergent and dispersive proierties.
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Production of sulfonate ...
S/031/62/000/009/058/075
B166/13144
A deterrent and disr)ersive adtitive, H- -102 (N' G-102), was produced as a
'concentrate of Ca su-1for-ite, ~as'ed on sulfurized AS-9,5 oil' produced b~- tl,e
Novo'.uybyr,hev NIPZ (14,/. by 'eight SO to oil). Tests of the additive,
V; 3
carried out under li-bor-tory and service conditions, established its hirh
dketerrent and dispersive properties and showed the necessity of corabininr
it ritb Ln efficient antioxidant. The method of sulfurizinc, oils vith '1~0-_
-n liquid 602 to obtain o~l-soluble sulfonates is recommen-'ed for wide
introduction into industry. [Abstracter's note: Complete
rd 212

..PM,IBERG A.L.; GRISHAYEVAp A.S.
-
Nitration of mineral oils. Khim. i takh. topl. i masel
no.1:27-32 ;a 164, (MMA 17:3)
I* Moskovskiy zavod "Neftegas".

SOURCE: Kh'.miya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, no. 1, 1964, 27-32
TOPIC TAGS:. mineral oil nitration, AS-9.5 oil, DS-8 oil, DS-11 oil,
anticorroeion additive preparation, detersive additive preparation,
aromatic hydrocarbon nitration, aromatic hydrocarbon oxidation,
naphthene nitraLion, nitrated oil additive, nitration
ABSTRACT- Selectively purified AS-9-51 DS-8 and DS-11 oils are
suitable raw materials for nitrating to obtain oil-soluble products
usable as artiqqrrosive and detersive additives. MS-20, AS-6-5
-and sRindle 2:111-23", selectively purified aromatics having unfavorable
viscosities, form insolubles on nitration. Nitration is accompanied
by oxidation regardless of the nitrating agent used with the extent
of each reaction being dependent on the type of oil, acid concentra-
tion, and temperature. With strong nitric acids, by increasing the
CUM 1/2

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ACCESSION NR: AP4009783
concentration and amount of acid used, nitration and oxidation
increases simultaneously. With weaker nitric acid, t-he decrease
strength increases the oxidizing action and causes formation of oil-
insoluble products. Aromatile hydrocarbons in the oils 1'orui nitra-tior,
and oxidation products on treatment with nitric acid of any concen-
tration, but naphthenes and high molecular paraffins do not react.
The aromatic and naphthenic hydrocarbons react with fuming nitric
acid, but the high molecular weight paraffins do not. Orig. art.
has: 8 tables and 2 equations.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy zavod "Neftegaz" (Moscow Factory "Neftegaz")
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: PiT, Fp
NR REP SOV: 004 OTHER: 004
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SOURCE; Neftepererabotka i nefteWmiya, no. 2, 1964, 7-10
TOPIC TAGS-. petroleum nitration, protective lubricant, oil inhibitor, f--rrf-~ifm
lubricant ~,,il additive NG-106
ABS-1 AACT: The authors propose a metliod of manufacturing a 10IN-SOILIMIlt-*N.' n t t T- ffrl
corr(,sion in~hihxwr by nitrating oils from selecUve refininiv o1 eastern t
Thf, fin.-.~ pro~fticts :ir
n(-; ~e~~s viar. -'kv, C-1 Oil 11)d MtT'ilting
Do 1,Lr. d s--.n),11-mt:- ~o 2~1 3CI-i Af Ler the ab-we research. t Pil-t Di ~-nt i r~
r a 11; ~ T-. '1% "'.1
~cs-r,.ptaon and "Io"~ 111'ig
7~- ~Iklccesiifuffir testse, ov widmr t-horr 'J, ?-r
.w--t
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ACCESSION NR: AP4049871
metals. In addition, NG-106, as tested by the Neftegaz plant, is eff ective is
-J e-L --11:--,'-',:: t iECM. T--Jj~_Jng it useful as Ln oLl ad:htive. k F-xiuc-u-:
ASSOCIATION: Moskovs1dy zavod "Neftegaz" (Moscow "Neftegaz" Plapp
SUBbUTTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: FP
NO REF SOV: 007 OTHER: 002
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ACCESSIOIN NF P1,40,
AUTHORS: Dcllberg, A.L.; GrIshayeva, A.S.
TITLE: Development of a nitration process of mineral oils
SOURCE: Khimiya i tekhnologiva to7~liv i masel, no.
TOPIC TAIGS: cil nitr;~Aion, continuous oil nitration, n-JI-ir
sulfuric acid addition, opt_4,mal n4trat-i:n
corrosior-, lr,~.LL.Itcr
IABSTRACT k Y.- .. he am
~,on: earli- ervor A3 - 6 . autbors, -studies ford
T-:-,, BaseLd
-tir f ra
.a con nuous process o mi-ne - 1--oil nIttetio-rill 6re reported. Tests
were conducted wJAh the mineral oils AS-9-5, DS-8 an~ LS-11
with ac-_';6 cf' varyin~~ concentration or a mixture
Sulfuric a a~ 100 ~/_ ratic to the ci..' an,~ a' var
atures. -e res,111~_s are tat)ulated, the Iaboratcry
and -,I.c 3".*,e;-.,a-'IC'd___'y re~re5en~e.~. A i-, ~ 1' C C.
of the end products were deter-in"ned by tests on steei 'ame ae
wa5 found that 50-80% nitric acid was required, the colncentra~jon'~
depending upon the oil and the desired properties of the end pruducL.
QPtimal results were obtained with a 30% acid addition with respect
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ACCESSION NR: AP4045003
.to oil. Increasing the acid caused Increased viscosity of the end
product, thus lower yield of nitration products and increase of
resinous ma*lter. (',,,,--Lmal temperature was 50-q5C. Temr~-rat'-~7es
120C increased t~~e c)idizin-- properties Of the ni-trat--r.'a a~',en.'-,
causin the forrmaf--,.o7. of tar. t4itration with a mixture- of e ~il! a V
amounts Of QVI~ suil Puri c and 6Yt, nitric acid Incre a3ed t ne
those nitration products which could be isolated from aqueo~is J-
propyl alcohol- Advantages of the process are its
absence of an inflammabie solvent and a 100% yield with respect to
he nit rated ci-', s a deteri~ent- -,:-e -
an. a i& al.
Orig. art. has: 6 tables and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy zavod "Neftegaz" (Moscow factor-1 "Ne.ftegaz")
SUBMITTED; 00 ENGL: CXD
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ZUB CODE: MT, GC NR REY SOV: 004 OTHER: 000
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L 01303-67- EWT(m)/EWP(J)/EV4P(t)/ETI Ijp(c) JDABAM
ACCNR. AP6003433 (A SOURCE CODE: 5/66/000/001/0048/005nL
!PWTHOR: Dollbergs A* L.; Vaynshtok, V. V*; Kreyn So E*; Shelkhter, Yu, N';
Po ddubnMi-V---X-*-'
ORG: none
V1
TITLE: Production of nitrated petrtlatum-base corrosion inhibitors
SOURCE: Khimiya i takhnologiya topliv i mas'el, no,lj 1966p 48-51
TOPIC TAGS: petroleip produetp corrosion inhibitor, steel
CZAUA4-f--
ABSTRACT: Ozoaerite and petrolatum-base corrosion inhibitors to now made by ox1du.:,cn"
with air at 130-160C in the presence of a catalyst. The preparation takes 1C-24. hr.
A less time-consuming method was offered for producing a corrosion inhibitor from
petrolatum. It consisted of treating petrolatum with a 62% HNO solution, neutralizin;y
the reaction product with a 20% aqueous solution of NaOH withoat removal of the spent-
HNO3, and dehydration. The nitrated and neutralized petrolatum was completely solubiq
in oil and insoluble in water, The test on the corrosion-protective properties of the
5% solution of nitrated petrolatum in transformer oil made with St.45 steel proved Thai
as a corrosion inhibitorj the product was not inferior, if not superior, to the oxidize(
petrolatumo Me optimal con!!~mption of M was determined as 10%. Nitrating petrolatun
'03(:~~'.30%) contri '?ed in s'
with large amounts of 'a% bu ome cases to its corrosive propertiesi
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4-h ra5pect to the steel. The treatment of oxidized petr0lat= with small amounts
,(5-15%,)o-r 62-~11H.1%1003with noutrallization byNaOH and dehydration yielded an inhibitor
soluble both in wa~or anid in oils* This permitted it to be used in the form of either,
oil or water solutions. The most effective corrosion inhibitors for the steel was the
oxidized petrolatump having an acid number of 30-45 after treatment with 15% addition
of the 62% hh'03 solution* The quality of the inhibitors depended greatly on the purity
of the final product. For this purpose the nitrated oxidized petrolatum was purified
of spent 'M03 by settling and treated with NaOH to a neutral reaction. The product of
nitration of oxidized petrolatum was tested as a corrosion Inhibitor for ferrous and
nonferrous metals (Al,, duralumin., Cu,,Pb., Sn., bronze., Mg alloysp steels., solder., east
iron., and in combinations of metal-mood and metal-rubber). In all cases it provided for
long-lasting and reliable protection* The nitration of oxidized petrolatum from the
Kazan NPZ was made in a pilot plant installation with 62% ENO (consumption 15') at
70-90G for 4 hr without settling out any of the spent HNIO 3* Re nitrated produ'oot had
an acid number of 90 mg KOH. The final neutralized inhibit6r had an ash content of 1,5%
an alkalinity by phenolphthalein of 1.2 mg KOH and by bromophenol. blue of 65.7 mg EM"
a water content of 1.6% Dean and Stark, and good protective properties of the 5% solu-
tion.in transformer oil for St*45 steel: more than 30 days in water before the appearance
of corrosion nuclei. The nitrated petrolatum and the nitration of oxidized petrolatum
~= be made in the same simple apparatus which is used for the nitration of mineral
oils& Orig, arto bass 5 tables*
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I)OL t Irmn-3 N.-A).
nApr.50
"Forms of the Loss in Stability of Rods," M. D.
Dollberg, Sci Res Inst Math and Mech, KharIkov
State U
DOk Ak Wauk SSSR- Vol LXXI, No 5, pp 839-M
Studies effect of prolonged bend in rods lying
onlyon hard supports. Dollberg offers new ap-
.proach to Integrati i usual eq of bend:
9(x)y"(xl7lf +P?flx)YI(x)71 = 0 by the way of
.7.theorems and criteria involving B(k) and f(x).
Submitted 9 Feb 50 by Acad M. A. Lavrentlyev.'
176T95

1. DOL I Fi;Rn' M. D.
2. USSR (600)
4. Elastic Rols and Wires
7. Ceneralization of tl,.e. Pubn-v nrr+lem. I'kr. mat. zhur. 3 No. 4, 19~1.
Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

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USSR/pf~ysics Rotating Bodies, Critical 1 Jul 52
Speeds
"Problem Concerning the Oritical Angular Velocities
Of AL Rotating Shaft," M. D. Dollberg -
"Dok Ak DTauk SSSRII Vol IMM, No 1, pp 45-48
Givea a qual picture of the distribution of angular
velocities* in a shaft bearing both concil and also
distributed masses and lying on an arbitrary number
Of elastic supports. Gives as relevant vorks: A. N.
Krylov, "Determining the Critical Angular Velocities
of.Rotating Shafts," 1932; F. M. Dimentberg, "Trans
verse and Critical Velocities (Survey," 1951; Ya. L.
224T9 -6,1- J14
NudelInan, "Methods for Determining the Frequencies
and Critical Forces for Core Systems," (1949). Sub-~
mitted b3~ Acad A. I. Nekrasov 3 May 52.

SOV/1 24-58-4-4527
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1-958, Nr4, p IZZ(USSR)
AUTHOR: M~,D. ~~
TITLE: On Connections of Maximum Rigidity (0 svyazyakh naibollshey
zhestkosti)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Khar1kovsk. un-t, 1957, Nr 80, Zap. Matem. otd.
fiz. -matem. fak. i Khar1kovsk. matem. o-va, Vol 25, pp 179-190
ABSTRACT: The author poses the problem of finding conditions ensuring
a maximal increase of the basic frequency of vibrations in a
system of bars by means of the superimposition of additional
connections [ a further analysis of I. G. Bubnovl s problem,
Stroitel1naya mekhanika korablya (Shipbuilding Mechanics),
Vol 1, 1912]. Assuming that the number of connections is
given, the author arrives at a variational principle which
solves the problem, namely, the necessity to determine the
maximum of the minimums of a certain functional in the given
conditions. A relationship is noted between the problem and
the known theorem of R. Courant (Courant, R. , G;lbert, D. ,
Methods of Mathematical Physics, Vol 1, 1951). The author's
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SOV/124-58-4-4527
On Connections of Maximum Rigidity
integral equations of the problems of vibrations of elastic bar systems. The
question of increasing the first frequency of the vibrations of a beam is studied
in detail.
1. Vibi-ation--Theory 2. Structures--Vibration 1. S. Arzhanykh
3. Mathematics
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.AUTHORs Dollberg, M.D. 20-120-5-4/67
TITLEt On the Deeompositibrff a Positive Kernel Into a Bilinear Series
(0 razlozhenii. pozitivnogo yadra v bilineynyy ryad)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 120, Nr 5, PP 945-948 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Let K(Xqs) be a continuous symmetric positive kernel defined in
a!!~x, s -4bj Let pi(x) be functions of bounded variation. Let
b b
Oi w f K(x,s)dp,(s), aij f q), (x) dpj (x)
a a
and let a ijin 91 awl,2,... be different from zero.
i,j-,
Furthermore let K(X,S) 01W .... 4).(X)
R (Xqs) - K(x,s); R (x9s) 0 1 (s) n> 0.
0 n An a
The kernels R (X's) are positive and it is
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.On the Decomposition of a Positive Kernel Into a Bilinear Series 20-120-5-4,67
b
f Rn(x,s)dpi(s) - 0, i-1s,2p ... .n.
a
Theorems There holds the representation
b b
00 fRi-1 (x,t)dpi(t)fRi- 1(s,t)dpi(t)
a a
K(x,s) - R(x,s) 4z b b
ffR,_,(x,s)dpi(x)dp,(s)
a a
where the series converges uniformly in both variables. R(X's) is
symmetrical, positive and continuous too and it isbR(x,s)dp,(B)-O,,
1-102, f
a
Three further theorems deal with the remainder function R(x,s) and
its uniqueness under a different ohoice of fpi(x)j~
Card 213 There are 5 refere.noes, 4 of which are Soviet and 1 German.

. On the Deoomposition of a Positive Kernel Into a Bilinear Series 20-120-5-4'6T
PRESENTED: February 6, 1958, by S,N.Bernshteyn, Academician
SUBMITTED: February 6, 1958
1. Mathematics
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IF
If if 11 1
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11j, W1
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AUTHOR:
TITLEt
84571
S/02 60/134/001/027/038 XX
C111YC222
Dollberg, M.D.
On the Solution-of Integral Equations by Means of Series
PERIODICAL% Doklady Akademii nauk..SSSR, 1960, 'Vol. 134,-No. 1, pp 25-28
TEXTt Lemmat If the ay)metric real kernel K(x,a)(a4 x, s.!!~b) is positive
and--'cont1nu6us and if ~ (x) (aezx-4b., i - 1,2,...) are continuous real
n
functions so that the kernels K 3) - Y- ~i(x) ~j(q) are
n(x0s) - K(X,I,
positive, then the sequence of the kernels K (X#s) converges uniformly in
n
a 1!~ x, s -- b .
If the kernel satisfies the conditions of the lemma, then
(1) K(X's) H(x,t)H(s,t)dt(t)
where I is an interval, T(t) (t 61) is a non-decreasing function and
2
H x,t 6 L v for every x E la,b]. The author treats an integral equation
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On the Solution of Integral Equations by 9/02 60/134/001/027/038 XX
k6ans of Series C111YC222
the distribution function 6(x) of which is of bounded variation on [a,b]
Theorem 1s The resolvent r (x,e,A ) of the kernel K(x,e) satisfying the Is
and (1) can be represented in the d omain,of dofinition of the kernel by the
uniformly convergent series
D A
O
I
(10) 2 B bil .... b1i b 11 .... bii
B

bi-101 ....bi-iti b i_i,i .... bi_i,i
where B jb,jjn
n i,j_l
Here
(8) Ti(x) H(x,t)qi(t)dT(t)
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8h57:L
On the Solution of Integral Equations by S/020/60/134/001/027/O3F3 XX
Means of Series CIII/C222
(9) b qi(t)qj(t)d*U (t) ~i(x) tj(x)dS'(x) where
2 2
qi(t)e- L,7- is an arbitrary sequence dense in L
G V
Theorem 2t If the resolvent of a symmetric real kernel K(X,B) the second
iterated kernel of which is continuous is constructed with the aid of a
non-decreaaing'dietribution function W(x), then it can be represented in the
domain of definition of the kernel by the uniformly convergent series
(1.3) F C 1,C
ell ... 01i
ell ... cli.
X.4c
where C 0 n
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84571
On the Solution of Integral Equations by S/02 60/134/001/027/o38 XX
Means of Series Clll~CC222
Here
(11) -X,(X) K(xjs) 41,(s)dG'(s)
(12) cij Ai(x) I i(X)d6~(X) X i (x) -?j (x) d 15 (x)
2
where 44(x) is an arbitrary sequence complete in L..
With the aid of the series (10), (13) the resolvent can be calculated
approximately by replacing the series by partial sums. j
There are 4 references: I Soviet, 1 English, 1 German and I Swedish.
PRESENTED: April 19, 19609 by S.N. Bernahteyn, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1960
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ID Nt :09_-
6E'N'E"RAL DESIGN METHOD FOR SHELLS Or- REVOLUTION UNDER SYM-'
METRP*L LOADING (USSR)
I. 'M
Dol'ber&_1 M. D. and alykhin. IN: Raschet prostranstvQnnykh konstruk-
Atsiy; sb rnik statey, vyp. 8 (Design of three-dimensional structi4res; -collection
-as
of artict no. 8). Moskva, -Gosstroyizdat, 1962, 47-68.
S/779/62/000/008/001/006
IAn appnoximatL- method of structural mechanics for investigating the states of
istress nd strain of symmetrically loaded-thin-walled shells of revolution with an
iarbitrarily -shaped meridional section is'proposed.- The method is similar t-o Ritz's;
Ihowever, it ensures the ponvergence of successive approximations to the exact
solution, avid thus facilitates determination of the value of the error. The co
~4 nven-
tional assumptions of the theory of thin shells regarding isotropy of the material,
I.preservation of normals to the middle surface, and smallness of normal stresses
j
Aare used to obtain, by applying the principle of virtual displacements, a system of
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ROTUSTROV, M.M.; YASWITSOY,, B.Yu. [IAsnytalkyi.. B.IUJ; BAYSHLVAI V.G.
[b~isheva,, V.H.]; DOLIHMG, Ye.B.
.Antibacterial spectnm of korinal and trichlorazol. Visnvk.
iKyiv. un. no.4.,,Ser. biol. no.21M-7061, (MM 16:6)--
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DOL 17,7-2G, Ye. B.
"Investigation of the synthesis of sulfanilaiidothiazol
(norsulfazol)'.11 Min Health USSR. All-Union Sci Res
Chemicapharmaceutical Inst imeni S. Ordzhonikidze.
Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation for 'lie Degree of Can-fidate
t, u
in Technical Sciences).
SO: Knizhnaya letopis', Yo. 16, 1956

rl > /42' X
USSR/ Organic Chemistry Synthetic organic chemistry E-2
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - nimiya, no 4, 1957) 11786
'Author Yasnitskiy B.G., Dol'berg Ye B.
Title Reaction of Intera-c-tTo-n-~-oT-Kc-yTsu]Lfanylylchloride with 2-Aminothiazole.
I Study of Interaction of Di-(Caromethoxysulfamylyl)-Aminothiazole
with 2-Aminothiazole.
Orig Pub : Zh. obshch. khimii, 1956, 26, No 7, 2W-2o4q.
Abstract : Study of kinetics of interaction of di-(carbomethoxysiilfanylyl)-amino-
thiazole W with 2-aminothiazole (II) in C6H Cl. It was found that
yield of monocarbomethozy-sulfanylyl stminothikzole (IIf) is considera-
bly lower than th6 theoretical due to fornation of by-products Presen-
ted are kinetic,curves of the dependence of the yield of III-upon dura-
tion and temperature of the reaction. Mean values are determinsd of ve-
locIty constants of the formation of III from I) at 100 and 115 , which
are (1-32 + 25%).10-3.molerl and (4.41+-21%).!U-3 mole-1 min- , respec-
tively. Activation ejierg~_of the pro'c'ess is-calculated as being 12000
calories. From carb6methoxy-sulfanylylchl6ride and the hydrochloride
of II is prepared I, MP 196-19r (from alcbhol). Into 100 ml C6H5Cl
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are charged at 1200, 3 g II and 15-78 9 1, mixture is heated 1 hour
at 1300, cooled, filtered, and II is obt7ained in the filtrate, from
14.5 g of precipitate are Isolated I and III, yield 19.3%, MP
236-50,
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YkSNITSKIY, B.G.; DOLIBIM, Ye.B.
Interaction between acetyl sulfanilyl ohlorlde and 2-aminothio-
pyrrole. Part 2, Interaction between oarbomethoxy mlfanilil
chloride and 2-amiriothiopyrrole. Zhur. ob. khim. 26 no.10:2859-
2862 0 '56. (mm 1113)
1,.M)arlkovskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skly khimiko-farmatseyticheakiy
institut,
(F~rrrole) (Stilfanllyl)

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Rm"RI, lc~-.,, , ~,-, - , - I I " !~`,:-"~ ~~, ~;J- -, 4-1~ ~il-',,~~-,
- . . II,

YISNITSKIY, B.G., SARKISOYAKTS, S.A.. n(MOBERG T B-
Polymers in the medical supplies industx7. Medeprom, 3.2 no,12:7-12
D'58 (MIRA 3-1: 12)
1. Shartkovskiy nauchno-iseledovatelli3kiy khimiko-farmati3evticheskiy
institut,
(MEDICAL SUPPLIES)
(MACROMOIRCULAR COMPOUDS)

USNITSXIT,,.3.G.-,.D0LIBIIRG. Ts.B.
I
Obtaining dichloroacetylahloride by the oxidation of trichloro-
ethylene. Yled.promo 14 no.2.-39-4o P 16o. (xnu 13-.5)
1. Kharlicovskiy nauchno-imeledovatel'skiy khtmiko-farmatseyticheskly
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(ACITIL CHLOE

U-SNITSKIY, B.G.j DOLIBERG, Ye.B.; KOVAL121KO, G.I.
Syntheoio-of 2--acetylamino-5-nitrothiazole. Med. prom SSSH 14 no.12-.
35-37 D 1600 iKMA 13912)
1. Kharlkorol4y nauchno-issledovat6l'skiy khimiko-farmatsevticheakiy
institute
(THUZOLE)

YASNITSM, B.G.; KOVAIMIKO, G.I.
Improved method for producing acetylamino-thiasole.
Med. prom. 15 no.6:42-43 Ja 161. (MMI 15:3)
1. Kharlkovskiy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy khimiko-fa=atsev-
tichaskiy institut. (THMOIS)

YASNITSKIY, B.Goj DOL'~~!O.B.; ARONOV, Yu.Ye.
Photochamioal chlorination of ahloral to trichloroacetyl chloride.
Zhur.org.khi.m. 1 no-32448-450 Mr 165. (MIRA 1884)
1. Khar1kovskir nauchno-issledovatel'skiy khimiko-farzatssvticheBk1y
institut.

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YASNITSKIY. B.(,.; KOVLLENHO, G.I.; D LIBERG, Ye.-R.
Certain regularities in the direct liquid phase p~rtooxldation of
trichlornethylene. Dokl.. AN SSSR 164 no-4:831-834 0 165-
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1. Kharlkovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy
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YASN'11SKIly D,G,l DOWBERGy YOIBI
2-Amlnothiazole& Motode poluoh, kh-Im, reak. i pro ar. no.11i
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1. Kharlkovskiy nauohno~lssledovatsllskiy khImIkb-f&rmatsovUchsskiy
institut, Submitted April 1964,

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Translation f rom.- Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 6, p 186 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Dol'berg, Z. A.
TITLE: Automatic Production Line for Forging Valves for the "Moskvich"
Automobile Engine (Avtornaticheskaya liniya proizvodstva poko-iki klapana,
dlya motora avtomobilya "Moskvich")
PERIODICAL; V sb.: Avtomatizatsiya tekhnol. protsessov v mashinostr. M.,
AS USSR, 1955, pp 89-95
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry,
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1, Kafedra infektalopufth bolemy MinAkogo maditeine,40 instituta
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DOLBLI
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