SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT EYDELMAN, M.I, - EYDELMAN, S.D.

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EYDEL'MAN,.-X.14e-L-EMPERT V.M.
Anticorrosion protection of moldEs iu:tdb from aluminum alloys.
Tekst. prom. 23 no.704-55 X11 163k (MIRA 1638)
1. Naohallnik Proftvodstvenno-tekhnIcheekogo otdela Chernovitakogo
chulochnogo kombinata (for Eydellman). 2. Starshiy inahener
pr,oizvodstvenno-tekhnicheakogo otdola C"hernovitskogo chulochnogo
kombinata (for Lempert).
(Textile machinery) (Aluminwn-CorTosion)

EYDELIMAN, M.M.
Now exhibits at the OMachine Toole and Cutting Tools" section.
Inform. biul. VDNKH no.70-6 J1 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Starshiy ekskursovod pavillona "Mashinoitroyeniye" na
Vystavke dostizheniy narodnogo khozoaystva.

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P.ursovc,d piviltona III-lanhino6troyeniye" Ila Vystavka
wirodnogo khozyuyst.va SSSR (for -Eydellman).

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YRUMIN, Z., doktor meditainakikh nauk (Moskva); ITMMINAN, M., kudidat
biologicheskikh nauk (Xharlkov).
A now textbook ("The pbysiology of nutrition.0 A.M.Dreitburg.
RcTlewed by Z.Frumin and X.Ridellman). Soy.torg. no.10:40-41 0
156. (KOA 9:12)
(Nutrition) (Breitburg, A.M.)

1A simpte :e!;t to dc-qToflgtrdte 60m4 Peculigritics at 6,10"
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a few dropa of counc-d. IICL The vita=n C i-4 dttd. by ti-
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t-Le uriuc. [f the it.-di=ter is deccolurtze4 by I-'- d-~jn ,-f
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T:P~qLred for titmtipm. It the urine cimuiins wzry Littl~t vita-
miac 25-tfmosif
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A, -S. kfirLm

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ETDELIKAR. 9.K. (Kharlkov)
Effect of certain regulatory fnators on Indicators of Adrenalin
and ascorbic maid metabolism. (with HUMMAT7 in English]. Probl.
endok. I gorm. 4 no.1:29-45 Jaq,7158 (KIRA 11:5)
1. 1z otdola biokhimii (sav. - chlon-korrespondent AN USSR prof.
A.M. Utevskiv) Ukrainskogo institute eksperimentRIlnoy endorinologii
(dir. - kand.med.nauk S.V. Kakeimov)
(VITAMIN C. metabolisip
adrenal cortex, eff. of factors Influencing adrenal
growth (Rue))
(ADRENAL CORTEX, metabolism
vitamin 00 eff. of factors influencing adrenal growth
(Rue))
EPINEPHRINE, metabolism,
eff. of factors influencing adrenal growth (Rus))

011,
EyDF,L~.MAII, 1)00 Biol Sci --- (diss) the interaction
~Va--Ch.cn,alin and ascorbic acid in certain physiological and
pathological 3tates of the avdzzal organism. If Khar'Lov,
26 pp (Khart,'.ov Vet In-A) 300 c(,-,-ics (FL, '36--~91 W)
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EYDELIMIT, 11.14.
I
Stuily of the regulation of ascorbic acId metabolism. Vitaminy
no.4:53-59 159. (MM 12:9)
1. Otdol, binlihimii Ukrainakogo institute, ekepartmentalluoy
andolzr1nologii, Xharlkov.
(ASCORBIC ACID)

UTEVSKIYP A.M.; BARTS, M.P;; BUTOMO N.L.; GAYSJISKAYA, M.Yu.; OSINSKAYA, V.O.;
TSUKI,;IUIIKp A.V.1 EYDELIMAN, M.14.
Research on neural replation of the metabolism of adrenaline and
adrenalinelike substances. Sbor. nauch. trud. Ukr. nauch.-issl.
inst. eksper, endok. 15:62-72 '59. (KM 14:11)
(ADRDIALIKE IN THE BODY) (NERVOUS SYSTEM)

E;YDEEWAN, M. M. (USSR).
Bound Ascorbic Acid In the Blood.
report presented at the 5th Int'l.
Biochemistry Congress, Moscow, 10-16 Aug. 1961

TURUBIVER., W.M.; ZIMMIMAW, M.M.
Smiq biochemical Indicators of receptive influences of the adrenal
glands. Probloendok.i gorme 7 no.2t6-13 161, (MIRA 140)
(ADRUAL GLANDS) (ADRENALIO) (ASCOMIC ACID)

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prined C.7, *f cast-st ~ aiwctr-,,~ 601drun, %%aich
pxcpede(' by 21 timtup the rfrrentas-e tj tile carriers
of tyr!"oid-1-aratyphoid bncitLi. A-on,' tacibe IsavA'r.S
racoveztd from dy.-lientery, thv carrier stnte %as ee-
tocted ju 1-3!j, nut, t1w!'e ill CO:ItIA 't With I hO
pat2.onLv, iu of cw?43s. 1' e rolation-hip winny
tne Epecis.- or dysentor-, bzcilli 1c, the carriers '-t';
ot Cifier frutli that kceu j;at1crAtq -xifth the k ic-
n
Card: 1/1

WDILIMAN,,_H~#.. kand.okon.nauk, red.; USTIYANTS, V.A., red.; XAPRALOVA,
A tekhn.red,
Nanual on the divisions of statistics; statistics of population;
health; culture; bousing and communal economy; budgets of workers,
employees and collective farmers; commerce; state purchases;
capital construction; automotive tranap6itation; accounting in
village sovietel Uchebnoe posobie po otdollpym otraslian statiatiki;
statistika naselaniia,- sdravookhraneatia, kUlltury, zhilishchnogo i
kommunallnogo khoziaintva, biudshetov rabochtkh, aluzhashchikh i
kolkhoznikov, torguyll, zagotovok, kapitallnogo stroltelletya,
aytotransporta I pokhoziaietvannvi uchet v sellsovetakh. Moskva,
Gon.stat.izd-vo, 1958. 406 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(Statistics)

EYDELIMAN, M. R.; GRWELID, A. A.; NIKOLAYVA, V. L.; MAKAROCHKINA, V. I.;
SMICHINX01
I L. A.
"Data on the healthy carrier of dysentery."
Report submitted at the 13th All-Union Gongraso of Hygienists,
6pidemiologists and Infectionists. 1959

PETROV,v Mot prof.1 LISHCHIliSKIlt M*I.r kand. ekon. nauki MAKSIMOVA,, V.19.,r
.dotment; MALY.Yp'I.G.p dotisent; MOSKVIN, P.M.p dotoent; TIMIBAUX,
N.Pop dotsentl UR3XSCWt'X.S*q dotsebt; UDELIMwNp M*Rop kand. skon,
0 ---
nauk; GUREVICHg S.Mov red.1 GRYAZKOVp V.I., red*-;-PYATAKOVAl NoDot
tekbn. redo
[Couros in economic statiaticel Kurs skonmiohoolcoi statiatiki. Izd-3-9
dop. i perer. Moakva, Gosstatizdat TsSU SSSRt 1961. 507 p.
(MIRA 14z6)
(Statintioo)

LOKSHIN, E.Yu., doktor ekon. nauk, prof.; ANDREYEVA, 0.1., kand.
ekon. nauk; VOROSHILOVA, T.S. , kand. ekon. nauk, dots.;
TARASIYANTS, R.B., kand. ekon. nauk, dots.; FASOLYAK,
N.D., kand. ekon. nauk, dots.; E IR.-, kand.
ekon. nauk; YAKOBI, A.A., kand. ekon. nauk, dots.;
TYAGAY, Ye., red.; PUKHIN, Yu., tekhn. reo.
(Economics of the supply of materials and eqtiipmentl Eko-
nomika mattriallno-tekhnicheskogo snabzheniia; uchebnoe
posobie. 2., perer. i dop. izd. Moskva, Gospolitizdat,
1953. 510 p. (Industrial procurement) (MIRA 16:7)

FREYMUNDT, Ye.N., dote.; KORENEVSKAYA, N.N., dots.; ILICHENKO, S.9;
SAMOTLOVA, A.A.j dots.;GUROV, C.M., dots.; IVANOV, Yu.M.;
ZAYTSEVA, N.V., dots*;EYDELIMAN I-M'R.,, red.; KONIKOV, L.A.,
red.; PONOMAREVA, A.A.,. tekhn. re~.-
[Balance of t~w gro" national product of a Union Republic;
problems In the theory and methodology of its preparation]
Balans obahchestvannogo produkta soiuznoi r"publild; vop-
rosy teorii i metodiki sostavleniia. Moskva, Ekonomizdat,
1962. 326 p. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Moscow. Ekonomiko-statiBticheskiy institut.
(Gross national product)

EYDEVMAN~ Y. R.
Statistika materiallnogo snabzhenila tatistics on the supply of material-97.
fS 11
GoestiLtizdat., 1953p 224 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessionsj Vol. 7 No. 1 April 1954.

li / v
AUTHOR: Eydellman, M. 2-1-4/9
TITLE: On the Computation of the Social Product and National Income
in the Union Republics (Ob iachislenli obahchestvennogo pro-
dukta i natsionallnogo dokboda v soyuznykh respublikakh)
PERIODICALi Vestnik Statiatiki, 1958, # 1. P 43-55 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article shows how to obtain the indices enabling the
statiatioian,,to compute the level, structure and production
rates of the social product and national income, showing the
economical development of every country. It is impossible to
project any planning in a socialist economy without analyzing
very carefully these indices.
The computation and analysis of these indices are particular-
ly important during the present phase of the USSR economical
development. The extended rights of the Union Republics, the
changed structure of industrial and oc"struction administration
and the establishment of the sovnarkhozes demand a higher
quality of economical work in the Union Republics and within
the district economical administrations.
The methodology of computing the volume of the social pro-
duct and national income within the Union Republics and the
Card 1/2 computation of total indices with respect to the whole country,

2-1-4/9
On the Computation of the Social Product and National Income in the Union
Republics
originate from the suppoof-tion that the social product and
national income are formed by the different branches of material
production, such as: industry, construction, agriculture,
forestry, freight transport, communication enterprises, trade,
public alimentation, material technical supplies, etc.
The author presents four tables showing how to compute some
production figurest
1. The Idequence of computational operations of the total
volume of material expanses and the production expenses.
2. A general scheme of converting the material expenses
into a joint cost.
3. A computation table showing how to obtain the net value
of production from the material gross value of production ex-
penditures.
4. A table for recalculation of costs into prices of 1956.
There are 4 table$.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

AUTHORs Eydellman, M. jCV-2-58-8-6/12
TITLE: From the History Of the National Economy Balance Sheet
of the USSR (Iz istorii balansa narodnogo khozyaystva
SSSR)
PERTODICALt Vestnik statistiki, 1958, Nr 8, PP 43 - 58 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The necessity for compiling a balance sheet of the USSR
national eoonomy arises from the planning character of
the socialistic society and the law of regular, proportion-
al development of national economy inherent in socialism.
The balance of accounts is a system of tables and indices
giving an extensive characteristic of socialist reproduct-
ion on an enlarged scale. The balance is composed for
one year and shows how, during the accounting period# the
processes of production, distribution, consumption and
accumulation were carried out. It also shows how the
correlations and proportions between the individual branch-
ea and forms of property were brought about, how the nation-
al income was distributed for consumption and accumulation
purposes, and how the processes of distribution and redis-
Card 1/3 tribution of the social product and national income and

S?Vi-?-50gRRI/lI
From the History of the National Economy Balance Shoot o e
the forming of enterprise profits occurred. The author
reviews the balance sheets for 1923, 1928, 1!)29 and 1930.
lie then shows how the work on the balance shoets has
developed. The article contains a scheme of 14 different
sections of the balance sheet. A standard specimen of one
of the most important tables (the balance sheet of product-
ion, consumption and accumulation of the social product)
is also given. An important condition for a good balance
sheet is the scientifically developed classification of
the branches of national economy and the establishment
of exact limits between the productional and non-product-
ional regions. These classifications have been steadily
perfected. The author deals with the study of the balance
Card 2/3 sheet's basic indiceal the working out of methods to

SOV-2-58-8-6/12
From the History of the National Economy Balance Sheet of the USSR
ascertain the share of the individual branches of product-
ion in creating the social product and national income.
He emphaBizes that the computation of labor expenditure
necessary for production was a complicated task, and out-
lines the participation of the statistical administrations
of individual Soviet republics in compiling the balance
sheet. In June 1957, a conference of statisticians dis-
cussed the question of methodology in compiling the nation-
al economy's balance sheet, and worked out a new scheme
of basic tables which replaced the former ones of 1950-
There are 2 tables and 1 Soviet reference.
Card 3/3

SOV/2-59-1-5/10
AUTHOR: Eydel'man, M.
TITLE: The Steady Rise in the Prosperity of the
Soviet People(Neuklonn t blagosostoya-
F ros
niya sovetskogo narod a
PERIODICAL: Vestnik statistiki, 1959, Nr 1, p 33 - 48
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author lists the advantages of the social-
ist' type of production for raising the
living standard of the population. He refers
t6 the~theses of N.S. Khrushchev's report to
the 21st KPSS Congress, setting forth a pro-
gram for a further fast and all-round rise
in the living standard during 1959 to 1965.
The artiale contains basic indices on the
material *elf&re of thq Soviet people during
the forthcoming 7 years covering the national
income, number of workmen and employees, in-
dustrial production of consumer goods, real
Card 1/5 wages of workmen and employees, etc. The

SOV/2-59-1-5/10
The Steady Rise in the Prosperity of the Soviet People
author examines in detail these basic in-
dices pointing out that in 1958, the national
per capita income in the USSR, has increased
15 times as compared with 1913. During the
forthcoming 7 years, the national income of
the USSR must rise by 62 - 65%. The volume
of consumption will increase by 60 to 63%.
In 1965, the national income will exceed
that of 1913 by 35 to 36 times. A table
shows the rate of growth of the USSR national
income from 1913 to 1958 as compared with
the chief capitalist. countries. The ar-
ticle also contains data on the increase in
the real wages of workmen and employees,
and the real income of farmers. It is
pointed out that the regulating of wages of
the low and medium paid workmen and employ-
ees, which started in recent years, will
Card 2/5 be continued during th,:- next 7 years. It

SOV/2-59-1-5/10
The Steady Rise in the Prosperity of the Soviet People
is planned to increase the wages of the low-
paid workmen and employees from 270 - 350 to
500 - 600 rubles per month. The material
welfare of the kolkhoz workers and the pen-
sion plans are also discussed. In 1966, it
is intended to raise the minimum pensions
in the cities to 450 - 500 rubles per month.
The social insurance fund is composed of
contributions from enterprises, administra-
tions and organizations without any deduct-
ions from wages. The author deals with state
social insurance in case of illness and preg-
nancy, and with the question of free medical
service as important factors of the living
standard of the population. One chapter is
devoted to the increase in consumption of
the most important food products, while the
next one deals with the increase in production
of articles of the food and light industry by
Card 3/5 1965. A table shows the comparative per

SOV/2-59-1-5/10
The Steady Rise in the Prosperity of the Soviet People
capita figures in the production of milk,
butter and meat in the USA and USSR for
1958, the total output of the USSR, the
output required to catch up with the USA
and the total production in 1965. Some con-
siderations are given to the problem of im-
proving housing conditions. Towards the end
of the 7-year plan, housing construction
will have increased 1.6 times. Beginning with
1964, a gradual transfer of all workmen and
employees to a 30 to 35 hour week is intended.
The concluding chapter deals with the rise
in the cultural level of the Soviet people.
The number of students in schools of general
education will increase in 1965 to 38 - 40
million in 1958. Four million other students
will be trained in secondary special schools.
The total number of specialists with higher
Card 4/5 education turned out from 1959 to 1965 will

SOV/2-59-1-5/10
The Steady Rise in the Prosperity of the Soviet People
be 2.3 million against 1.7 million persons
from 1952 to 1958. The reorganization of
the school system will tend towards a closer
contact between training and practical work,
and the turning out of fully-educated people.
The 7-year plan will establish conditions
for a still faster development of all branch-
es of science. There are 6 tables.
Card 5/5

NOYIKOY, V.S., prof., otv.red.;'MTM= , Te.N., dotsent, zam.otv.reds;
RUBUSHKIN, T.T.. prof.. red.; -3=1 onensuk,
!KAN,-H.R.. kand.ek
red.; MALTT, I.G.. dotoent, red.; VASHNNTSON;-T.H., dotsent,
red.; ZAITSBTA. N.V.. kand.okon.nauk; SMITSIS, Te.M., red.;
KAPRALOYA , A.A., tekhn.red.
[Problems in the balance of the economy of o Union Republic;
concise stenographic record of an academic conference, January
25-27, 19601 Problemy balanaa narodnogo khozisistva soluznoi
respubliki; sokroohehannain stenogromma nouchnol konferentaii
25-27 ianvaria 1960 g, Moskva, Gosstatizdat, TeSLY SSSR. 1960.
118 P. (MIRA 14:3)
1.9 Moscow. ]Mconomiko-statistichookiy Institut. 2. Moskovskiy
okonomiko-statistichaskly inatitut (for Novikovo Freymundt)o
3. Inotitut okonomiki Akedemii nauk SSSR (for Ryabuehkin).
4. TSentralinoye statisticheakoys upravleniya SSSR (for Eydel'mn).
5. Koskovskiy gosudaretvannyy ekonomicheskiy inatitut (for Xelyy).
(Rusaia--Bconomio policy) (Russia--statistics)

LCKSM, B.Tu., prof., doktor ekon.nauk; AHDRMVA. 0.1., kand.okon.nauk;
VOROSHILOVA, T.S., doteent, kand.ekon.nauk; TARASITANTS, dotsent,
lmnd.ekon.nauk; FASMTAK, U.D.. dotsent, kand.ekon.nauk;,
_~_.A..-kand.ekon.nauko, YAKOBI. A.A., doteent, kand.ekon.nauk:
PISEMOV, V.. red.; KUKHIN, Tu.. takhn.red.
[Economics of the supply of materials and equipment; a textbook)
Zkonomike materiallno-tekhnicheakogo onabzheniia; uchebnoe posobie.
Nook-va. Gos.izd-vo polit.lit-ry, 1960. 510 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Industrial procurement)

w - -- -
1. EYDELIMN, M. YA. *
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Latvia - Fur Farming
7. Development of collective farm fur farmIng In the Latvian S.S.P. Kar I zver No. 6
1952.
0. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Anril 1953, Uncl.

AZERNIKOV, V. ; ARIAZOROV, M.; ARSKIY, F.; DAKANOV, S.; BELOUSOV. I.;
BILENKI11Y D.; VAIELI, I.; VLADD-111MV, L.; GUSHCHEEV, S.;
YELAGIN, V.; YERESIIKO, F.; ZlfWIBINA, S.; KAZM(NOVSKAYA, G.;
KALINJI, Yu.; KETLER, V.; KONOVALOV, B.; KIMNDLIN, Yu.;
LEBEDEV, L.,- PODGORODNIKOV, M.; RAKEOVICH, I.; REPIN, L.;
bV.OLYAN, G.,- TITARENKO, V.; TOPILINA, T.; FEDCHENKO, V.;
EYDKk!~.I~Afl; DIME., A.; NAUNOV, F.; YAKOVLEV, N.,-
MIKIIAYLOV, K.p nauchn. red.; LIVANOV, A., red.
[Little stories about the great cosmos] Malenlkie rasskazy o
bol'shom Kosmose. Izd.2., Moskva, Molodaia gvardiia, 1964.
368 P. (MIRA 18:4)

da-DE-ELIMAN, R.
lywrease in. labor productivity and the effort to reduce workIng
*&a-ImBes. Sots. trud 6 no.8:76-84 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Time atudy) (Labor produetivity)
.4's,

DrfACH311KO, V.G.; WXSIMOV, A.L.; 140SKALENKO, V.K.; SHIWRKO, S.I.
The transition of industrial enterprises to a shorter workday
in the firot five-year plan. Vop.truda no.1:8-66 '58.
(AIRA 12.-8)
(Hours of labor)

IAZUTKIN, Ye.S.; HUSANOV, TRUBNIKOV, S.V.; KAPLANO
I.I.; ZAGORODNIKOV, M.I.; GOLITSOV, A.N.; TATARINOVA, N.I.; SONIN,
M.Ya.; SHISHKIN, N.I., doktor geogr.nauk; ANTOSENKOV, Ye.G.;
ZWYXHOVA, I.I.; XOSYAKOVI P.O.; MATROZOVA, I.I.; ZEID18UY, G.N.,-
SEVMKOV, Ya.S.; ZALKIND, A.I., red.; RUSANoV, Ye.S., red.; SHTEYNER,
A.V... red.-, MIKHALICIIENKO,N. Z., red.; GERASIMOVA, Ye.S., tekhn. red.
(Manpower of the U.S.S.R.; problems in distribution and utilization)
Trudovye resuray SSSR; problemy rasprodeleniia i ispolIzovaniia. Pod
red. N.I.Shishkina. Moskva.,Izd-vo ekon.lit-ry, 1961. 243 p. (FIRA 14:12)
Moscow. Vauchno-issledavatellskiy institut.
(manpower)

MAKOLAT, A.S.; DVUYRIN, M.; ZAKDBOF4G, L.Ya.; KOMROTNAYA, N.F.;
RSOUlts of the administration of double BCG doses in newborn
JInfAnts; PrOliZinary CoMmunication, Probl,tub. 39 no.3tl6-22
161. (MIRA 14t5)
1, Iz orgmatotdola (zar, - prof S.G. Kagan) UkrainBkogo nauchno-
inaladavatellskogo instituta tuberkuleza (dir. - dotsent A.S.
Mamolat) i Chernigorrokogo oblastnogo protivotuborkuleznogo
diapansera (flavmj~ vrach L*Ya& Tamdborg)*
BCG VACCINATION) (INFANTS (NWBORN)

AKOLIZIN, P.N.; ARAKELIYANTS, N.M.; BUYANOVA, O.A.; KIRNOSOV, V.I.;
KISELEVSKIY, S.L.; TARAPIN, V.N.; SHCHEDROVIVISKIY, S.S.;
E=LIMAN, R,Ya,-
Unified series of strain gauges for the automation of con-
struction and road machinery. Priborostroenie no.8:11-12
Ag 162. (MIRA 150)
(Strain gauges)

and J nr
cif lwli~! r~7-,lutiorr? :)f Paraboll1r:
vo-,, U, V')v, P,553- Aou
OVI) Foll)

XYDELIMAN, S.D. (Chernovtoy).
Solution estimates for parabolic systems, and some of their applications.
Mat.abor. 33 no.2:359-382 S-0 153. ()URA 6:9)
(Matrizes) (Differential equations)

X( J) e- I T K-ft R, -S - S) !
USSR/Mathematics Parabolic and elliptic systems
FD-1023
Card 1/1 Pub. 64 319
Author Eydellman
S. D. (ChernovtBy)
)
Title Relationship among the fundamental matrices of the solutions to
parabolic and elliptic systems
Periodical Hat. sbor., 35(77), No 1, 57-72, Jul-Aug 1954
Abstract The author re- ka that the fundamental matrix of the solutioneftr
general linear elliptic systems was recently constructed by Y. B.
Lopatinskiy in his article "Fundamental system of solutions to an
elliptic system_of.....jinear differential equations " Ukr. matem.
zhurn., III, No 1 (1951), 3-38- In the present work the author
establishes a very simple connection among the fundamental matrices
of solutions to parabolic and elliptic ejstems. Mis word represents a con-
tinuation of the author's "EvaluaTions of the solutions to para-
bolic systems and some of their applications," Mat. sbor., 33(75)
(1953), 359-382, which contains all the necessary definitions and
designations. The relation of the fundamental solutions to the
equation of heat conduction and to the Laplace equation with three
independent variables has been studied by A. N. Tikhonov ("Equa-
tion of heat conduction for several variables," Byull. MGU, sekt-
GiYa A, I, No 9 (1938), 1-45).
Submitted 4 %rch 1953
0

AM Al
USSR/ Mathematics Cauchy's theorem
Ca-M 1/1 Pub 22 - 6/44
Authors ;,Yriellman, S. Do
L
Title Ciichyls theorem (problem) for parabolic systems
Periodical DOk- AN S33R. 98/6, 913-915, October 21, 1954
Abstract The article deals with detemLriation of criteria for the values of the
main matrix of the solution of a pweabolic system,,
N A(lq-k2 ... kn) 49 k14 Ic2l ... 41cn
-~T 2L~ E b 3.J W X[C
j 2 1,9xk-2--- 9>~"n
2' n
6-there1 1)2.9 ... 114)
and for their (values) us,3 for proving the correct applicability (Solva-
bility) of Cauchy's theorem (problem) to the class of un-liTnited fiLnctions
for jx~rabolic systems i-jith coefficients dei:endent on both tiua and space
coordinates. Six references (1938-1953).
Institution : Chcrovitsy 5tate University
r
Pr as entcd by: Acade,.,ician I. C. Potrovslrd: , Jum2 1(.-, 1954

USSR/kat',-amatics - Liouville's type theorems
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 '4/56
Authors .1 Bidellman, So Do
Title .1 Theorems of Liouville's type theorem for parabolic and elliptical systems
Periodical I Dok, AN SSSR 99/5, 681-6840 Dec 3-1,, 1954
Abstract A series of theorems of the Liouville type is proved for the purpose of using
them as a wthod for the solution of systems of parabolic and elliptical equa-~
tions. Three USSR.references (1950-1953).
Institution The Chernovitsy State V=4-wersity
Presented by: Academician S. L. Sobolev, 8eptember 23, 1934.

SUBJECT USSR/ki=)UTICS/Differential equations
AUTHOR WDELIM S.D.
TITLE On the analytic behavior of the solutions
PERIODICAL Doklady Akad. Nauk 103. 27-30 (1955)
reviewed 511956
CARD 1/2 PG - 3
of parabolic systems.
By aid of his earlier result on the fundamental matrices of the solutions in
the complex domain (Doklady Akad. Nauk 98. Wo.6 (1954)) the author extends the
results of Petrovski (Bull. M.G.U. 1938T-to linear parabolic systems
+ A (t?X? ~3 ) U XA(tFx? 1 ) it,
A (tPXP4.-) u -TX- -7~x-
S t 0 1
where the elements of A are differential operators of the order 2b and the
eleme s of A1 are of o9der not higher than 2b-1 and the coefficients are
analy.tcLe funqtions of the space coordinates. The sketched proofs base on the
fact that tho" ~~"damental matrix of the system with coefficients depending
only on t belo'n"g''S' to the space zq defined by Gellfand and filov (Uspechi nat.
Nauk 8, 6 (1953)), q -a 2b___ . qThe principal lemma means that if 1) the
2b-0
coefficients ot (1) are analytic functions of x 1 in a neighborhood % of
the real point t 0tx01 ... X 01 t0< 0 being complex in x and real in the other
variables, 1 n 1

Doklady Akad. Nauk jqjL 27-30 (1955) CARD 2/2 PG - 3
2) the coefficients of the system rau (ttyp a U are continuous and
,a t 110 'a X)
bounded functions of ypt and have continuous and bounded derivatives relative
to y I .... Yn UP to the order r >2b+l in the strip n(0,O
m M M M 0
10-0 M +M M -A]n 1 2 3 1 , m2 a.XM3
1 24' 3 ~x1 2
W,-th U(x.t) where the function
)-3 exp
LV.x,t; f,IC) - (2y - _ 4(t-, -ET k-I

Uspecht mat, Nal;k *' 3, 207-210 (1956) CARD 2/2 PG - 399
is a furdn--ertal BvIOIon of (1). The f"nctlon -a,'xqt) is a solu+ion of (1)
being re6vlar at tho origin. The number 11 depends on the order of the
singularity of the function u(x,t). The theorem holds f,,,r an arbitrary
number of independent variable3. The author announees that he has proved
an analog:~-a3 theorem relative to paraboli,, systems (in tbe sense of Petrovakl'~
vj
of an. Arl'Itrary order An the general form,,

S,)
SUBJECT USSD/MATHEMATICS/Differential equations CARD 1/2 PG 445
AUTHOR EII)ELI" �.D.
TITLE On fundamental solutions of parabolic systems.
PERIODICAL Mat. Sbornik, n. Ser. 38, 51-92 (1956)
reviewed 12/1956
The principal results of the present Investigations have been published in
an earlier paper (Doklady Akad. Nauk 97. 913-915 (1954)). The author considers
parabolic systems
U1 9 k(kjk2 .... k.) /~k 1 +k2+. . . +k a U
(1) Vt - 2 ij (t;9-r) k k2 kn
j-1 "vk8A 2b ax II ~X.2 n
or written in matrix form
(2) 3.R - P(tl#xy 2- ) U
1~ t 21ri 9x
He constructs the fundamental matrix of the solutions of (2) and investigates

1V
SUBJECT USSR/MATHEMATICS/Differential equations
AUTHOR SIDELIMLN S.D., LIPKO B.Ja.
TITLE On a theorem of Liouville's type,
PERIODICAL Mat.Sbornik, n. Ser. 40, 273-280 (1956)
reviewed 3/1957
The authors consider the parabolio system
CARD 1/2 PG 653
(1) ~U. PO(tfxt 1 ra )U + PI(ttXt 1 )10
Tt- 2 7,r 117 2jr 1 717
where P0 is a differential operator of order 2bp while the order of the
differential operator P 1 is at most 2b-1. Besides it is assumed that the
derivatives of Greents matrix 0 0(t,Z-,x- J,y) of the system satisfy certain
estimations and that the coefficients of the system in the half space t4T
possess continuous and bounded derivatives up to a certain order,
By estimation of the fundamental matrix Z(t#-C,x, V.) constructed by Sidellman
(see; Boklady Akad.Nauk M-L 913-915 (1954)) and by aid of some ideas of
Gel' fand and lilov (Uspechi mat.Nauk B.L 6, 3-54 (1953)) the authors come
to the following assertions Every solution U(x,t) being regular in t4T
of the parabolic system (1), which must satisfy all above mentioned conditions,
vanishes identically if for it the inequation

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k z xe
)'U(X,t)l * -T(t) e "'
is satisfied. The function -W(t) is continuous in t4 T and must still
satisfy a condition of increase.
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AUTHOR EJDELIMLN S.D.
TITLE Normal fundamental solution matrices of parabolic systems.
PERIODICAL Doklady Akad.Nauk 110. 523-526 (1956)
reviewed 5/1957
In his earlier investigations on the solvability of the Cauchy problem for
the parabolic system
2)u . k) U + A ~,-)u 2S A.(t,x, 7~-)u
-at Ao(t9xVDX 1(ttxt x
the author constructed the normal fundamental solution matrix Z(tl'Ctxp'S
under the assumption that the coefficients satisfy oertain.;nditions
(smoothness, boundedness) in the strip ~O!C-te-T, -oo F(t where
1 2)'
2 U12 2
FW - 11u~x,tJ1111. !U1 exp(-g(x, t~jdx,
2,gJ f3. i
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Integral Maximum Principle for Strongly Parabolic SOV//140-59--e-2!//')O
Systems and Some of its Applications
If furthermore (~c,c) q/,t'l;>-O, then
F't )> d F(t,,)
exp 2If
k tI
Several conclusions cf the theorem are mentioned
There are 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION:Chernovitakiy gosudarstvenryy universitet (r,her-.,--- --tate
University)
SUBMITTED!, Apri.1 1, 1956
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AUTHOR: Eydellman,S.D. SOV/20-125-4-14/71,~,,
TITLE: On M-76-lia-vl-orof the Solutions of a Parabolic 'System in the
Neighborhood of an Isolated Singular Point (0 povedenii resheniy
parabolicheakoy sistemyv okrestnosti izolirovannoy osoboy
tochki)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959,Vol 125,Nr 4,pp 743-745 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: According to Ya.B.Lopatinskiy f-Ref 2_,7 a function*f(x) defined
in the finite domain V of the n-dimensional space x VxV ... I'xn
belongs to the functional set K x 00 Kxo . - Kxo if it is
p P-0 qw--p q
continuous for x xop x0r&V and if the expressions
1) lf(x)l - Jx-xoI p>O; 2) If (x)l / Iln1x-xojj , p - 0; 3) JP(x)l
p