SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GLAZKOVSKIY, V. - GLUZMAN, YU.

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ALLDINSKIY, P.I.; ARONSXIND~ S.Sh.; GLAZKOVSKIT, V.A.; KVASKOV, A.P.;
SUVOROV, F.S.; SHMABENKOV, I.T.'.-rsdaktor; 8ASHANov, Y.I,
redaktor! SERGEYEVA, N.A., radaktor! MAIIINA, M.P.. takhaichookly
redaktor
[Results of the organixation and work of an ora-drossing laboratorr]
Opyt organizatail i raboty obagatitallnol laboratarii. Trudy lab.
geol.upr. no.3:3-37 ~52. [Microfilm] Off.-RA 7;11)
(ore dressing)

GLAZKOVSKIY, V.A.; ROZHKOVA, Ye.V., redaktor; r(A2UKNjiYA, Te.G., redaktor;
BABINTSXV, N.I., redaktor; POPOV, N.D., tekluiichniikly radqktor.
[Geological and mineralogical basis for metallurgical ansaying
of iron ores from depontis of differont j.-,enonisjG!ioIogo-mLnern-
logicho8kie oenovy tokhnologichorkoi otnenki rud maotorozlidenii
zholeza razlichnogo genezies. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-takini. izd-vo
lit-ry po goologii i okhrano nedr. 1954. 181 1). (HLRA '1-12)
(Iron ores)

Y-o.Y.
ControllizV the cluawless of spinneret ortfi(;~-i,-! b7 meris n! ar,
XhIm.volck. no.l: 50-51 160. lt:o)
I. filial Tfjf)aoyuznoro
tn~iti*.lit I-,-3k1,1q9t;rorLnogo volok-na.
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GORYAGIIKO, G.V.; LARIONOV, X.I.; GIAUOValY. Yu.V.
Ultrasonic cleaning of spinnerets. Khim.volok. ao-1:51-52
16o. 04IRA 13:6)
1. Kaiininskiy pedinstitut (for Goryachko, larionov). 2. xalininskiy
filial Vaesoyuznogo niuchno-iS81f)(107atel'skogo iiistitutri. i:skliest-
vonnogo volokua (for Glazkovokiy).
Nyon spinning,)
(Ultrasonic waves-Indw3trial applicationu)

MIKHAYLOVA, G.S.; GLAZKGVSKIY, Yu.V.; GIUFOV, V.V.
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Internal dyeing r,)f cupmrunonlim fibor milr4,1 LID.N.LJonic dif;porz;!rjr,
of pigments. MiLm.volok. no.2:61 .. 62 162 . OMA 15:4)
1. Vsojioyuznyy niiuclino-isi3le(lovtitell,ik.iy InstittiL steklim-nogo
volukiia.
(Dye3 and dyeing-- -Ilayon)

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soveta narodnogo kliozyay:jtva \~ for Eundin

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AUTHORS- Kavalerov, A. A.; Miroshnichenko, P. A.; Noriruikly, Ye, Ya.; Sidorov, K,
I.; plazman, 13. Ki kk G. ; Wiho'vj
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TITLE: Earth digging machine foi- ditch digging. Class 8h, No.-.J.75695 [ainnouncod
.1 , Road
by Special Construct i te Commitki4i on (O'C'Matruction
Building and Municipal Machinery Constructio~ at GOSSTIZOVO of the ISSSA (0soboye
konstruktorskoye byuro No. 1 gosudarstvennogo komite~& otroitellnogo, dororlinogo i
kommunallnogo mashin03troyeniya pri GOSSTROYe SSSR17
SOURCE-. Byulleten' :Lzobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 20, 1965-, 151
TOPIC TAGS: earth handling equipment, construction equipment, tractor, transpor-
tation equipment
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a ditch digging machAno. The machine
includes a tractor and a aupporting frame on which are mounted a cuLtor, a dis-
charge cone, a thrower with rotating mantle, a plow-type widenern, and a drive
(see Fig.1). To decrease the metal and power requirements, the digger is con-
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5 - thrower; 6 - rotating Lahrowor m3ntle;
- plow-shaped Widonora; 8 - drive;
9 - movable cuttinj:)-, blades; 10 - mantle
support; 11 - levern of face cutter.
structed with a face cutter on the hub of which movable cutiAng blades are mounted.
These are automatically rotated when the face cutter rotatiurt is reversed. The
cutter has a common drive with the thrower whose rotating mantle is nounted om a
central support. A second feature has the rotation mechwiiwii for the movable
blades executed in the form of a pneumatic cylinder which iti mourrted in the Blows
of the lifting frame and which acts on levera rigidly coni:ieutod to the blades of
q
the face cutter. Orig. art. Met 1 figure,
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Precision casting, of 3Kh2B8 st,~ei~ Lit. rrotvv, no.6.44-4.5 Je ~61.
(MIRA 3.4-6)
(Precision ca,,iting)

GLAZMAN, B.S.
Factors having an effect on the quaLity of braos castings made
under pressure. Lit. proizv. no.8:33-34 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Die casting) (Brass founding)

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Feeder-echo absorber for tolfivinion transmittora. ItadLotOlthnlka 14
no .2: 3-16 Y '59. (,NIT.RA 12,:1)
(Tf3invision--Truntimittors and trwisminglon)

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Glamcn, 1. M. On on applicatima of the mediod )f do-
N'~Wio' multidintatisf-3ral singular bouridary prob-
loins. Nt., - (I~oss;an)
rii, ;,utii(ar vx1enkfi, to thc mtiltidilv~-Ilsiolml ('11m, the
~-,qn-if:th(Y,j of tleco, ail wsil ion pmvioor.1v cnn.Nidored by tht:
87, 5 8 (1952); NI R 13, 654: 1-1, 108A] for the study of the
iiatuiv of the sptdrimi for onc,dimemiooal :iiogolar
homidary-val tic ptoblimi:i,
The o(jerator IN]= -6u+q(P).-j cran3idertd in it doinam
R is caPed, siogular if 52 is unhomided or if q(P) is not con.
timinos in -11. The case where 9 is botinded bya Hosed surface
or is copsidered and the tinbounded 12 is detiotcd by 11(a, c0),
Sdf-adjoint operators L assmiated with I on Ri" -) are
coitsidered. The effect on the contimi,pis somritm is con.
sidered forachange in w. A change in Izzli to 1=1, by modi.
fviii.g q=q,(P) to qI(P), where ql(P)-q,(P)--+O aii P-:v
leavv~; the continuous spectrum of L, identical with that of
L,if thedomainof fiisthAcaf I,.
N. Levinson (Cambridge, Mass.).

'UM/ Mathematics - Spectral functions
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 6/62
Authors s Glazman, 1. M., and Nayman, P. B.
Title i On the convex cover of orthogonal speetral functions
Periodical I Dok. AN SSSR 102/3, 445 - 44a, May 21, 1955
Abstract I Some problems are discussed connected with the construction of a set of:
allspectral functions of a differential system-.
-Y "+? 6yj) - X) Y , (0) (0) (0 <
which is considered as a convex set of functions. Dofinitions of a sDe(,--
tral, and an orthogronal rpectral function are given, Sevan i,eferences:
6 USSR and 1 Swiss (10,40-1954).
Institution V. I. Lenin Polytechnical Institute, Kharkov, and Vhn Aviation Instituto,
Kharkov.
Presented by: Academician S. L. Sobolev, January 27, 1955

AKHIYEZI',,q, N.I., prof. (Kharlkov); GL~"LZMLIJ, I.M. (Khar'knv)
Cprtftin clansps of rontinuous functions
po!;itive kernela. Uch.2ap.YIDU 80:205-21,~ #,')7.
(vil" 1;,:,H)
(Airictions, Continuoun)

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I T. '111 opert tor d'_'t'il.(!d ev(!rywhort ii. 11, o.hich
(J J~,T) C ) all(] Pf' ~ t' ! :ir I' axA - from 11,
~I,: iu t h u r i v eg :; eve ra 1 d ef i n i t i u rls : 1 opt.nttor
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~) f t i I u a .,,. r a t o r A . Tr, f!
with k (-:t'inition douiaii; a(~,wie ii, H is cal-
wi.en JA ine,
JJ' = Ata p. i A J. -jr opt-rator A
iri lj is -,a,11ed uis.;J pitive, w:,,en for -l!. I' D
I . - j It t!-.t,- condition
A f I i 11, t :I i. ill r a 11, Olt,, t ho L* tillf2or~ 'It- _qr'v -Ivur':
Ill oruer thlat :i dissipative operator with -a
co~%-in citlase in H is J - !:elfadjoinE~d, it i3
r ec E.'. t ry
Lni.i .;afficient th-it its O.,--fect nu::.ber is ejual t:) Z-L-ro.
Any operAtor A with a cefinition domain dep-
t-- L.. H c. r:,l i ts, -. n ex t : ns i o it t o ~~ d is s _i:) a t iv e () u r ra t o r z .9 ~~ 1 f -a d -
joil'..': ill J.
-E~m 5) 'ilhen the c:mdit ion 1:-i pk(x) 0(~ o , 1 . . . . . . . n ; 0 _' x
2

GLAMAN, 1-. , Doc Phys-'V:ath "i."ireoL Vethods

of ),ualitrAive Spectrum Analylciict of Sinr~-u lar Dif.-crenl5i,11
upa-rators." Kharlkov, 195B. 9-1 pp, (:,An A~:T-c r Ed Uk "' SIR .
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(26 titles). (KL, 40-59, 112)
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AUTHOR: Glazm.,;n, 1.-~' 2 7 .. 71
- .1-7/
I TLE: On the levelopability in Ter:-i.-; of ~he Syg)tem of .-~"igenelemezits
of Di3sipative Operators (0 razlozliiinosti po sisteme sobstvenny'kh
elem-intov disqipativriykii oper,atorov)
FERI C 11 C AL: Uspekhi Nauk, 1956, Voll 15, Nr 3, PP '179-161 (.U';.3R)
ABSTaACT: The system Eo of elements or the Elilbi-.irt space 11 is
k= 1
called a base of Riesz for its closed linear closure if for
n
every f Z ckf k there holds the ineq:u~lity
k= 1
n
n 2 112.!~ tj 2,
m c 2 1 c
-7 1 k k-1 k
k= 1
ahere ?a and m are positive constants
independent of f.
The author improves a result due to Mukminov [Ref 21
Theorem: Let A be a bounded dissipative opermtor with the
system of eigenelements ~'f kCD fk'-Fk) Let
~k=l 1~k- I
be the correopondinC sequence of eigenvalues. If
Card 112

On tic. Developubility of the Sy,3tera of Ei~,-~,rieleruent3 XV/42- 1;)'- 3-- 7/41
of Disi-,ipativl~ Operators
00 Im Iln -A,
7- :) < 00 (j ~ k)
j k=1 k I
then the system k ~ 00 is a base of Riasz for its closed
k=1
linear closure,.
There are 3 Soviet references.
3UBLiITTEL: February 21, 1957
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AUTHORi GLAZMAN,I.M. 20-3-1/59
TITLEi Oscillation Theorems for Differential Equations of Higher
Order and the Spectrum of the CorreBpondinv Differontial
Operators (Ostsillyatsionnye teoremy dlya differentsiallnykh
uravneni.y vysshikh poryadkov i spektr sootvetstvuyushchikh
differentsiallnykh oDeratorov)
SSSR
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii Nauk/,1956, Vol.118, Nr..', pp.iJ23-426 (USSR)
ABSTPACT: Given the equation
n n-k
(1) 1[y] (_,)n-k , (X)Y,-k] )~y (P (x):. 1, 0.:5 x < oo
k 0
k-o
Lemma: Uet L be a selfadjoint operator generated by the
operation 1 and U be the negative part of the spectrum of L.
In order that the set U io bounded from below and discrete,
it is necessary and sufficient that for every F-> 0 there
enists an o4such that the quadratic functional
DO
2
I [y] ydX + lyl dx
lyl=
is non-negative. In order that U is finite, it is necessary
Card 1/4 and sufficient that for a certain U : Cyl>'-0-

Oscillation Theorems for Differential Equations of Higher 20-3-1/59
Order and the Spectrum of the Corresponding Differential
Operators
Definition% (1) is called oscillatoric if for ever,-, U there
exists a solution of (1) which at the right of c~, has more
than one n-tuply zero.
Theorems In order that (1) is non-oscillatoric for op it
is necessary and sufficient that the part of the spectrum of
T which lies at the left of -~\-/\o is an infinite Bet.
Theorem: For every 6> 0 let P*(x)~dx< oo (k.1,2,...,n).
fi k
Mki
Here let p*(x) be the negative part of the function P(X)
and let M kS be the set of values of x for which 1p-p,(x)),;P,
Then for 'X , 0
and that the resolvent of an arbitrary such Pitension t!) n. bolinded
integral operator with a Carleman kernel ; in the case of the boundary
circle the resolvent of an arbitrary such extension is a kernel of
Hilbert-Schmidt.
[Abstracter's note : Complete translation
Card 212

GLAZMAN, I. M.; SKACHEK, B. Ta.
On the discrete part of the Laplacian evectnim In regLonti
of limiting cylindrical-Lty. Dokl. MI S.9.';R 11,7 no.4:760-'763
D 162. (MIRA 16:1)
1. Khar'kovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut im. V. I. Lenina.
Predstavleno akaderAkom S. N. F~~rnshtey-norn.
(Operator3(Mathematics)) (Eiwenvalues)

A4,4036551 BOOK EXPLOITATION S/
Glaziran, lzraill Markovich
Direct methods in qualitative spectrum analyjis of singular differential operators
nguljurny*kh diff r-
(Pryamyaye iriatody-;~ kachestvennogo spektrallnogo analiza ai a
entoialIny"kh operatorov)p Moscow, Fiznitgiz, 1963, 338 P.- illus., biblio.,
indox. 6,500 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGSi qualitative spectral analyskis, sJ,*npijlar difforential. operator,
mathematics) Schroodingor operator, differential equation
FW11POSE AND COT.A'JkGE: This monograph pre3ents the fundanentals and uses of cilrect
methods of investigating the nature of the spectr%zi of singular differential opera-
tors. It covers jou-."jd literature of the pazt 10-15 years. The Schroedinger oper-~
ator occuples a central place arnong the operators that are considered. The book
can bG of intere3t not only to the mathematicim, but also to the physicist. It
is -~:ithin the reach of students in the advanced courses and gyrad-umte students urish-
ing to got acquainted with qualitative spectral theory of c1ifferential equations.
TABLEE OF CONTENTS (abridgedIt
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Foreword -- 7
Introduction -- 9
.Ch. I. Ylethod of splitting and general theorems on the speota-um --- 17
Ch. II. Spectrum of unidimensional two-member differential operators - 130
Ch. III. Spectrum of unidinensional differential operators ol' a generral type 197
Ch. IV. Spectrum of multidimensional differailtial operators - 221
*Ch. V. Spectrum of the Schroodinger differential operator and solutions of
equations -- 264
Ch. VI. Some additional problems of qualitative "otral. axmlysis - 298
Bibliography 327
,Subject index 338
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ACCE'SSIOiN NR: AP40-13894
AUT110B.: Glftzl-kil, I. M. (Fliar'kov); 3ii,,,~-.--lvollf, 1'. (KIwIrIkov)
ITFIX: 1"Hillillating I'llo ilatilral ol 11 -vii)r~lLijig i3yI.Itorli ill the dangoroun
rciMlfulco zones by Variation Of ito paral-notol"i
SMTRC!;;~ A'N' SI-ISR. 1"'Vo~itiya. i
TOPIC TAGS: woural rf~mianicc, -cesmmn~'('; dill"k-'alion, vibral-ing
sys~-ern'
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Z-;;s'om is dosigmaked as A--A(%i) L3o dhil" ~)f tile n'iU1l-;jj ~)c tilt) 'S
ay,gtem are tile root"5 of tile equatioll:
1~j
3

ACCESSION NR: AP40-43894
The authors first determine whether the existing rigidity Is sufficient. If not, it may then
be assumed that the rigidity varies cithei- in one direction or in both directions. Systems
of equations Ekre. then evolved for these cases as a basis for computer programs. For one
direction:
D. (W ......
(2)
And considering the rigidity to be constant:
P1 (M), P P, (3)
For two directions:
UM). AR(Ult um)j. I An (Up - (4)
And considering the r1digity to vary:
[m ax, min, F (xv a) > 0
2/3
Card

I ACCESSION NR: AP4043894
"'no programming was performed by A. A, Motornaya, 13. M. Llvahtb, and A. 1.
Kononenko to whom the author wishes to oxprvan his thanks". Orig. art. has- 8 equations.
ASSOCIATION: nono
. SUBMITTED: IONov63 FN(;L: 00
~ SUB CODE: ME, DP NO REF SOV: 002 OVIIE11- 000
ca,d 3/3

ACCESSION 'MR. AI?4016497 S/0020/64/154/005/1011/1014
AUTHOI: Glazmman, 1. M.
TITLE: On gradient relaxacion.for non-quadratic functional3
0
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, Iv. 154, no. 5, 1964, 1011-1014
TOPIC TAGS: non-quadratic functional, gradiant relaxation, tuclIdean space,
Filbert space, descent method
ABSTIUCT; The method of descent, proposed by L. V. Yantorovich (DAN 48, no. 7,
1945) was investigated by him and other authors for the case of a positive dafinitQ
quadratic functional in Euclidean or Hilbert space. Beyond the boundaries of the
class of such functionals, the method of descent presents a pr6blem. The.presen:
paper is devoted to one particular question of the problem of descent. Its basic
aim is the effective construction of a universal algorithm of gzadien~ relaxation
for the class K of all functions (~ (x) of point x (xl, X2, .., it, ) of Euclidean
space Ep, which satisfy the following three conditions: (1) rp (X) is twice
continuously differentiable; (2) (~) (c-*) z co ; (3) (1) (x) has a unique
stationary point vX. The known methods of gradient relaxation for quadr~atic
Co,d 1/3

ACCESSION NR: hP.016497
functionaI5 do not carry over to this case. Thus, for example, the method of
loast descent would require at each step, for the determination of the -,iext factor
of complete relaxation, the solution of non-linear equation, wh1ch itself reiquires
an inzinite computacioa process. Realization of a stationary procedure of grad-
ient relaxation would require an initial evaluation of an upper bound for the
maximum M, of the operator norm of the Hessian matrix
110 P
H (x) -a0ydill )1.
in the region A C EP of all x satisfvinq (X-.)- An off,,,riv.
construction of an auxiliary algorithm for such an estimate, valid for the whola
class K, would again require, it seems, the construction of a minimizing sequence
(now for the functional - 11H (x)jj and with estimates of the rapidity of
convergence, which leads to a vicious circle. In the general cai;e of a non-
stationary relaxation process
Xn+L x. T.VO (X.), (n = 0, 1,.2, (3)
Car~2/3

ACCEcSIONI NR: AP4016497
which will be called length of the relaxation path the sum of tha series
X X
The algorithm described in th"G article may be utilized for the construction of
minimizing sequences in variation problems. Orig. art. has; 10 equations.
AS SO C TAT ION: Fiziko-tekchnicheskiy institut nizkilth temperatur, akademii nauk
USSR (Physico - Engineering Institute of Low Temperature, Academy of Scittnce,
USSR).
SUBXITTE-D: 25Sap63 DATE ACQ: 12Mar64 EXCL: 00
SUB CODE: MA INO REF SOV: 005 171HER: 002
Card 3/3

A

13
L 7 EVIT(l)
D6030006 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/169/005/1026/2029
AUTHOR: Glazman, I. M.; Mitin, V. N.
,ORG: Kharkov Polytechnical Institute im. V. 1. Lenin (Khar'kov.-kiy pol.itekhnicheskiy
institut); Physico-Technical Institute of Low Temperature AN Ukr,SSR (Fiziko-tekhni-
cheskiy institut nizkikh temperatur AN UkrSSR)
TITLE: The tuning out of vibration systems as a problem In conuex programming
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Deklady, v. 169, no. 5, 1966, 1026-1029
TOPIC TAGS: linear programming, algorithm, optimal control, resonance damping
ABSTRACT: If Q is a vibration system ith m degrees of freedom and n, rigidities, and
iconsidering this system to be an elastic bar-conductor with rigidities u and moments
I U
~of inertia I (k=l,2,...,m), the problem studied is that of selectively tuning Q out
k
of the resonance danger zone (0,0), the interval of squares of possible frequencie s
'from external effects. This problem consists in altering a given number 1) of its rigi7
!dities such that the square A of the least natural frequency of the system will satis-
'fy'the inequality A 2 0. An algorithm is coristructed for the solution of the problem
of optimal tuning and also an algorithm for the solution of an analogoup problem with
supplementary limitations. These algorithms are realized by the use of -rational opera--

L 04205-67
A OC NR:---'A--P-6--0-3-00-0-6 - -----
.tions only, they have an exponential rate of converyerice, and thpy provide for cagin
,in attaining a given degree of accuracy. They are adapted for computer use. The
,authors thank L. I. Shtenvol'f for phasing the problem in terms of the X Z 0 Inequali
~ty. Presented by Academician A. Yu. Iahlinskiy on 27 November 1965. OrIg, art. has:
~14 formulas.
SUB Col
Card 2,

GLAIRtill, M.G.; ORWV, N.G. kandld;~t me(ILtuintikikh naiik, "'ritoii.
I
Study of -table strainn of stephylococcl; author'H abstract, Ziiur. ml-cro-
biol.epid.i immur. no.2:5_~-54 F '53. ( RLRA 6:5 )
1. Bol'nitsa imeni Baumana. (st[ip,~~Ilococcus )

~i',I i ~ L Art ! 1, i j 1, 1 D -If J9
t, I lo I.
1,, 1. Lkhovu IT, ,F
T i t Le Ekm(--;ii,n CL5 a fuotor whi~_.h re_~iffca-es Uie acl.irin of p~-iiicil lir,
i r i (i I ical Zhu 1 7111kro. ii, pid. i limmin No 1
I ft". f Fouil, i:j.!. j oil 1,., 1 L I I it it itu,~ it I.i 11
offec'. on rlul,,Uvf2~;
pl~;~:;t.ant, t,,j p~niciilin an~i "hat, perlir:.Illn :Mv... c'.rm~'~11n I~xe-t ~L
syner,etic buclleriOStati~' Orl CUI.-Ires.
Institution llcsuLtal imen! Buinall, Moscow
Jubmitted Marci7i Lll~,,

USSR As~
Abs Jciz- Ri f ~ra' Zhur n b Pk
Author -man, M.G P i A
Title
Orii-,, Pub Ac N
Abstract Of 3(D ouitv~r'L~I- cl-
~5 ,7~re sc-nsiti,, - tc- ip.r, -j ~z
,-.-~ptcraycin, 3-1 & --7
t-inal to lr,:C~- I
tomycirl, -'0 to Nlot a
al~t:d
.L--"n sensitive. Ot associft'l.011s
from the rwacus of pa-~J-,-nts aand ct
ve a-rid ~,;ramnegative flm5 '),77 were Dr, t:) ;.11
2 to penicillin, 32 to --,tT-ptoraycin, 45, to -ti .
Of 9 peni-cillin-r-:-sistem~. strains ot nro~-j3
7 were sensitive z-,o rLy(-ri-n, 4 to stT~p-omy,
Ln ind
biomycin.. Mycerin was u-ec IL in conc,~--qzTa. ~,i
Card 1/2 - :18 -

USSR/RLcrobiology - Antibios-is and Symniosis. Antibic, -2
Abs Jour Referat Zhuxn - BicL. Nc 1.6, 25 Au~; 195'.
0-3- 5 tlml~ A -,ti,- action of myc-m irrh
iDer-,icillin and streFtwuvcin wa5 establis-led.. Tm?
most clearly evident effer~t~ vu:~ iji
combinations of my,:--~rir, bLomycin.
Card 2/2 11, 1-9. -

GIA7KAN, M.G.
D a T -er =mn plasma coagulation in whole blood. lab.tielo 2 no.5:2a
S-0 156. (HIRA 9:11)
1. Iz bollnitsy iment Baumana (flavnyy vrqch - Mnildnt med1fainakikh
nauk N.G.Orlov), Moskva.
(BWOD---CQAC-r1JIAT ION)

GLAZMA~I,&G
.U,
,,
Xethod for determining antibiotiC sensitivity of mtcroflorzi isolated
from the phlegm of the diseased. Lab.d9lo 2 no.6:17-18 N-D '56.
(KMA 9:12)
1. Zz bollnitair imeni Baumana (glavny3r vrach - kandidat maditsinskikh
nauk N.G.Orlov), KoBkva.
(ANTiBIOTICS) (mucus) (HICRO-ORGANISMS)

P. ,
GLAZMAN, M.G.
Detection of yenst cells in sioutum during, witiblatic therrDy. Zhur.
mikrobiol.entd. i immun.,aun-plement for iq56:41-4~ 151, (MIRA 11:1)
1. 1% gorodskoy bol'nitsy 11o.?Q i-inni Bquminn.
(YE, A ST )(SPUMO

GUZMAN, M.G. - -
Comparative effect of neoaqcin antibiotics with panicillLa,
streptomycin, and chlortetracycline on somn pathogens of sup-
purative irif ectiona [with summary In Eriglinh] . Antibiotilri 3
no.6:110-111. 21-D 158. (MrRA 12:2)
1. Bol'nitan imeni Baumnna (1-,lnvny7 wrach - kand. med. nnuk
IT.G. Orlova).
(ANTrBIOTICS)
(SUPPURATION)
(BACTMIA, YWYECT OF DMJ(,S 011)

BiLRYJANIKOU, O.L.; GIAZIULIT, H.G.
Mycorin in rlinical practice. AntIbiotiki 4 no-3:105-107
14,1-ja t5t). (HIRA 12-9)
1. Gor(yl.9kant bol'nitna No.29 iment Bal-mna (glutro-'r vruch
Or. Orlov)
(ju?"IBI(MCS, ther. ilse,
mycorin (Rue))

GLA72,10, M.G.
I
Experimental 3tudy of' monomycin. Antibiotiki 7 nr).5:46.~-46,i x, 1U.,
i
(1,1111 15:4)
.ra I y v-,:.Icl,, 1'. Orlov)
1. Gorodska- bollryLtua No.29 imeni Batuminn. (Irlr.VI13- 1, ~ -
(ANTIBIOTICS)

GLAZMAN,.M.S.
Social and political life at the Institute of Fom-atri in
19(Y7-1910. Mauch.trudy LTA no.959115-126 161. (MIF1 16:2)
k'Leningrad--StudentB) (Leningrad-Mitory)

CHALEINKO, N.F.; GLAZMAN, M.Yu.
Now developments in tbe, clothing industry enterprises of' the Ydev
Economic Coun-Al. Leh.prom. no.3:57-59 Je - Ag 162. (miu 16.2)
1. Otraslevoye konstruktorskoye buyra tresta ahvi~ynoy ponVohleanoati
FdyeVskogo soveta maxodnogo khozyap3tva,
(Kiev Economic Region-Clothing indusLry)

TTAGUNOVA, Z.A. ; XUBAtEVA, Tn.A.; GLA21MAN, R.A.
Adoption of the continuous noutralization of hydi-blyzates tit the Kras-
nodar Hydrolysis Plitnt. Gidroliz.i InsokhIm.prom. 12 no.2:15-17 159.
04IJU, 120)
1. Vsf)eoyilznyy nauchno-ienledovatel'qMv intititut gielrollmloy i sullfitno-
spirtovoy promyshlonnosti (for Tyagunnva, Kubareva). 2. Kruanodarskiy
pldrollznyy zavod (for Glozman).
(Kragnodar--flydrolynii))

GLADNEVA, A.N.; GIAZAA3, H.A.: (AIRVIGH, N.S.; MALDRASUTA, Yf!j.V,
Chemical compoaition and physical proportion of nomn typos rf ras
marerfb.17-for hydrolyula.-lXdroliz i lenokhim.provi. 12 no.4:
17-20 '59. OCIRA 12:8)
1. Krasnodarskly gidroliznyy zavod.
(Krannodar-Hydroly sin)

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t,tc. Pm. -w** Imit (Idgird with rwlkxlcm~ '~*.] Vft
idmorbed. at the thmhoid of oveidalum, to flit ettent 4
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GI, Am , Yu.M.
Fature Of the stability of lyopnobic orgrinonrin. Kol'.zh,ir. 1~ no.l-:~25-
233 '53. (MLRA 6:8)
1. Tekhnologichaskiy institut let,,koy promyolilonnostA (Kiyev). (Colloids)
((;,k 47 no.?;~:11886 ~))

GLMWI, Yli. M.
Nature of the "acclimutization" phomomenon during trio coagillation of hydro-
phobic isols by electrolytes. Koll..-hur. 15 "0. (MLRA 6:9)
1. Kievskiy toklinologicheflBy inatitlit lo&oy
(Collolds)

GLAZMLN, Yu.M,
Effect of acclimatization dixing tho coaCulations of rJercuric-
sulfide hydrosol by electrolytes. Uk:r.khim.zhur. .19 no.5:496-
503 '53. (YLJIA 8:2)
1. Kiyevskiy- takhnolopichetikiy institut le&oy promyshlennosti.
(Mercuring sulfide)(Coagulation)

/n 1951- Oj4
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Card 1/2 Pub. 22 - 217/52
Authors I Clin"?~111"til, Yll. MI., 1111d, Dykill'al, 1. 14.
Title I coalnll~tQorl or -1yophobi,.! !wi.!; wrj(iej- tiie w, ,,toctrolyte inki-livo,
I
Periodical s Dok. AN J'.;Sft 100/2 299-302, Jan 11, 1955
Abatraot I It wa!i estttblishf~d that wh(,!n the proceos of coa,~,platdorj of lyophobic
sol:3 ir, not coinplicated by addiUona'l phe.,notiienii J.Ikii adziorption,
chF,-inica). reaction, etc, the ad(MIc-n to thf;,- !3-ol of ww v] ectrolytev,
(differ,'.ne ill valenco of thi-~ iorls) vd1l t;u Lypr(,,,,,,;ed by
a plain synergism effect. The phenomena o1' intiltancL,9 where antai-,onizirt,
may appear are disetigsed.
Institution : The Technological Institute of Ligght, Industry, Kiev
Presented by : Academician A. N. Frumkin, Juj,,r 29, 1.954

Periodicaj' - Dok. AN 315511 100/2, 299-302, An 3.1, .1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 22 - 27/52
W-trm7t The antagonim viag found to be in some way connected id Lh 01(.,
adsorption reactions which tak-c) place during
., Um add].U~m of elc-c-
troI.v1,(!v to the sol. Tho rolo of tile phan" L11
the of sol cougulation is explained. !3(!ven runwerices:
14 U5,11i, 2 Getman and 1, [Xitch (1'1;~?-1946). Graph.

I
Li:, Yu. 1-1. ; 'Z-hol Ivis, Yf-,. F.
"On the ilatlLne of' the Pheniri-norr. of -!-,.,.,Al;at-Jon in thf, ',oa ii"LatiorL of
Hydro:Dho' ic Colloids .,,i-,,h (Z --'ol :-f ~:ru--,qjj
PA-110 (0
KC-1,11-11.,-A i,:,i 7~( 1--i ~Ierl
the bol-,,!~ 7rudy of th-! Lry)
Doc
Hir- InzIltitute f' Lt:- I
ut:

L A Z M 1\1
I ~A:
cf. C.A.47, 1 MA 1,?Iiltl,i it (,f 2
kliffilse doltl& 1:!)'r5 ill a voillwon ;1 1111i-~iniv iftnt,
.itd & d,torol-ftc it "ect. by I w 71 et'll"d "F
Doyagin alill I-li'dall J9, 1.311M
van'ller I%' ilvemmics this r'-puUm'.
A ~ ra;i- tht )I thf: 2 tIO-111410:3, It)" I-iy
L strusigrr cfrigulmit than is the gum -if thi: c I . 3
("T
A bi, v,m1u,imi ii jiol in av~ord will)
tht ch,ett"tativ. tcptllsi~;Il i~ Itut the only facoo ~I. OW C".
agulation W Idercismi. . J~ ,j ~ lmx.rwau

A UT HO'L(S : ~;i a Z.1.1 'I, f a. b, :,i. , ~,tn.i I ~mva J, - 20-JI.-(
I - - -,,-
TITLE: Th~ Anfa,,~,oni .-,w o,' lcii~3 i:: f,~tj Goa, la o
r1ir_-ctrolyt..;.,3 (01) UZI 1, U '1-' 0 11 101101' ;)I'i k-PI. !iofonn,-~:h
"oley
PZRIODICALi Do'r'.'.ady Ali ~j SSR, 1957, Vol - I W , Nr 3, (US~;R)
ABSTRACT: In a -)rcli;.ii nary cj~' Lill- :~L4L:'IC,."4;(r,(*;.f,-.~.,-,;.",t! 1) it was
thit 0:i th-a (JoLwol'Ation ;f 1jul,h(~be, .,;Qt:) b.,' a of tv.0
f 2 - 2 thC 1h.
effeCt LIU~'3t be taken i:,tc, al:.O.-jt in tile whole r_~Zjj,~e
of t1-ir At tiit, sa~.lc- the :3uTjp03iti(,n NIL--
pro)iloullced, that in 01,2 caz,, of a dirl,Qvill;-, COMT~03ition of
t.:lc.ct1*o1jte,q tilt! co!1pititiol,j may ruvrii~.`l julte ~ifler,nt res"It!".
T~ie presunt iS ~~L!StIAP~11 t(, eXEIMiJIV t,hi! CGVrQCtn(2S:3
uf t~lis TLt., analDguoua
tu the ones mentioned iv tile ~rvliminary ' a.~,_,r, E!npecially for thu
case uf the co-i ;ulation c,-* a sol 'by a mixture of (_lectrolyt~.,s of
"e tyPe 12 - 2 + 2 - 2. At first -a differential oq,istiori for tile

electrol 'tic
j
iiclt-_1nti,~.l in ar. an)itr_lrj point 01' t 3 'Lution is
he 0 "
Thil-i pot,_-ntial T is for tau Jake of 3jnvonienct~, re-
Diaced 1), a is 11in-e Liu;)-
to bo Tlii! of ii. pcw~~-,Ubic col,
Card 112
10 -1,53
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Ill APd 11) iJ Of 11(10TIti(3~tl i1,t:.'rU!31, f0V tile Pl'Oblel-_

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El ec t ro 1y t es
i ---- t "c v r i: r c~ ,-s c~ --,rc(i to be in
n 10
series e:c-
it i-, tc rff tnL
:ansion v'itl! r~_-~;!--ct to ill !ift--~r r:.;t ti-r:a. Th -n cor-
t a t i o s Cclio".I'(I st-top 'u" th, oubse. iuunt
r -.;.I I to T, LIiXtLArU
of c~f tn,, t,,y! e I - I uA 1L) -2 +-2 - 2 arc, o,)-
,)(-.,,d tu a , _i ~, 1 i t a t i v,-- in t, --~-- Cir!'-t case the
.-Ite(~ Ii~l it'. 'Lhu sf.cui,d caso
til- lu--111 Lu ~I Ill thL Co-
a,. ~ la- iQi~ oi' r,iA--L b~- (~i3tillj~uished. two
t,-';e~, Of u,Aajuni~.--,s: 1) An ;m'a -oni,l:i. coni.ect~A with tht. co:iipet-
itI.01'. fU- '~L ~Ittcf-ac'-t 01, the colluical
nin e1cctrootAic intvvqQtiL-n
Ai~ t
of t ion:; L. ti.i. v(~- l:xe D:' t :~t: !;uiuticr nn~ in the electrio
field of tllt cj'-ioiual :,'irt ; cles . Th -re av(: 3 references , 2 of
which are al-i-vic.
P H LS :;'I LD J-L:.,-lo, lg)-,/, b.; P. A'. A-)incur'
Card 2/2

AUTHORS: Glazman, Zu. I-, 3trazheskn, D. :"., -~-i3ikalnva, 7~'-1-21/)43
TITLE: InvestiLation nf the Coal ulatior. of Lyophobe Bob; "Iertro,
lytes by Ii`eans of the M.-ethod of Eaxked Atoms, (js:~Ie(iovaniye koa-ulyv
at.sii iiofobryl&. zo-.ey elektrnli -tami metodorr. mec-henykh atomov).
II. Adsorption of Cations by Foqiti\rely Char;-cd Particles
(II. i'VIqorbt,9iya kation,)v Intozhitelinr)
chastitGam-0
J, 1)5~ Vol. 3, Nr ,;p. 115-11~5 1,7-13R~.
FERIODICAL: 7hurnal Neor,anjcheskoy
ABSTRACT: The aforesaid coagulati~,n is always accompanited -,)y phem)mena of adsorp=
tion. The question of the i-TI-.ortance of the lattur i!7 ,;till (~f topical
irtere.5t for t',- tLeory (:~f tLE, !,,t,ahMty f~-!' loyph-I-e v,-1.1nids. it, is,
in particular, not clear wiietlier an adsorption of indi'ferent ions
~,Joial o rticles, taken
which have a charge of tI'.e sa~me oimi aq t~I- coll a
place and wLich r'(111o LhD pl.,tys tn ti!t,~ ~Ti--,chardsm of coagu-
lation. The withors statF,:1 in a provious repvt 1,11at. Qw adnorpti-n of'
indifferent anions w;L- very small (up to L t,~ 2 7~-Lcr,~ miol. p~r 1 g
disperse phase) with the cagulation -)f relative "Tine ~)y electrcly+,-.
it was int.erestin6 t- clarify, -,*,I wni-c~. way t,'re -trill in
Card 1/14 coagulation in tilis respect, ~L-, in t',le j~lib-zltle. The present

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I nves ti gat ion of the Coagulation of Lyophohe Soln tir-q:r, 78-.L-21/1;3
lytes by 1eans of the 1.ethod of' Atems.
of ferric hydrexide and silver Lodir-e is extremely srall and that it
increazies very sliGhtly whon a ~,urp.his -' the -:r,.:i(-IIlat!Ii 1 ctrnlyte
C F) e -
1.1 added to f.he coLloidal sobitions. Rithidimm-, caemilmi-, and cal(;iujL-
ions are praotically not adsni-Led at, all. The i03orl.,tior, of pota,,5nitVr--
inns seerniq to I,F~ sornowhat hq!,her at f'irst sight, but Ln r-Pality any
radiochemical admixtnrp was arl!iorhf~d frr~m which the -.,,ithorn could ap-
parently not completely Liberate thi! i~-,n--adsorption of'
ianthanitim and silver w,,i:- --rmewhat hi6her, apparently (Ilie to their spe,
cific adsorption power w1hich i!3 caused hy st,r,ictiiral pecularities of'
t.h(iJr cloot,ron nholl-i (rel'ort nce ~'). r-o-gii1t.-4 vi, the
present roport as well. ill t,11080 tit' U)IJ rirl-V 1.01.0 (referorcf!
1) that the adsorption of I.oris of thn ~-i~rte gign, eqp~!Cl.aLly witIl the
coagulation cf positively char,,ed brine, is extremely omall. lrzedia-
te radiornetric meanurr!nents of the a-Jsorptirm :,f the opposed Im, arc-
required) however, for a final r' U,#: smalL 'i~snrcti-n p-.-tHr
of ions of the .9a:,ie 3i~n a!i,l -i~~r rile in ~he tnecl'an-io-m -f' various
phenomena of coa,]ulatl -~n.
There are 2 tables, ani D rfCt~renct~s, 9 -.C are 31avic.
Card 3/4

7 1 !_,1'4
Investigation of the coagulati-on :,f Lyr)j)hohc,, S013
Electrolytes by Mleans of the. !!eth(,,,,1 ,f "arkf,,,,l Atoms.
jtj,.
ASSOCIATIOM: Tf?f,",A()Zi--'1 !r1!0A.t,11t,(1 lor 1,L;l1i" InAw
Medical T~st'itute im. A. A. Bogomolets, KLyev (%dits.1m3kiy inatitut
im. A. A. Bogomol~tsa, Kiyev)
SUBMITTED: May Lb, 1)57.
AVAILABILE: Library of
Card 4/4'

69-58-2 -4/23
AUTHORSt Glazman, Yu,M,; Dykman, I.M.; Strelltso-va, YO.A.
TITLIt The Coagulation of Lyophobic Sole by the Ac -tion. of Electro-
lyte Mixtures. Communication 2. (0 koaguVatxil liofobnylli
solay pri d*ystvit emesey elektrolitov. Soobshcheniye 2)
PUIODICALt jolloidnyy shurnal, 1956, Vol XXp Nr 21 pp ItIg-158 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs During coagulation of Iyophobic sole, caused by the mixturo
of two symmetrical electrolytes of the 1-14.2-2 type, a syn-
ergetio effect takes place within thei3, concentration range.
The action of these two electrolytes im accompanied by two
contradicting factors. Synergism in onused by the addition
of the electrolyte and in connected vrith the compression of
a diffused ion atmosphere, A tendency toward antagonism is
caused by the screening of the antiio" of tha electrical
field, Slectrolytes of the 12-2+2-2 tyye have also been
considered, The principal difference of the two types con-
siate in the fact that the aide ion of the first of the two
electrolytes is bivalent. The theoretical calculation indi-
cates antagonism,ftre" in the 1-1+2-2 type it indicates syr-
ergism. There are two types of antagonism during the coag,,;,-
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69--58-2 -4/23
The Coagulation of Lyophobio Sole by the Action of Electrolyte Mixtures.
communication 2
coagulating ions associated with competition for the sites
of adsorption on the surface of the colloid partialesi 2)
the antagonism due to ths mutual electrostatic interaction
of the ions in the bulk of the 'b*lutiawand Vn the electric-
&I fijold of the colloid pzrtioles~
There are 8 references, 6 of which are Soviet, I Frenoh and
1 G2rman.
ABOOCIATIONo Kiyevskly tekhnologichookiy institut 10gkoy promyehlannosti
(Xiyev Toohnol-ogioal Institute of Light I:ndustry)
SUMEITTIDs February 23, 1957
1. Chodoal, coWurAs-Coagulation 2. Slootrolytio compounds
-Applications
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GEA,Zf,Ml, Yu. M.
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