SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GADOMSKI, J. - GADZHALSKI, I.TS.

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GADJIU,I) J.
"Darkness at Hoon.11 P. 7 (TURYSTA. No. 6. June 1951,,; I-J'arrmawa, Poland.)
So: MontILly List'of East European Accessions,, (MAL), W. Vol. 4,, No. )j,
April 1955, Uncl..

OAWMSX19 J.; KAMIENSKI, M.; PAGAC2EWSKI, J.
"In Sear*ch of Copernicus' Observatory in Frombork(Frauenburg)." P. 349 (FRULEMY,
Vol. 10, no. 1, Jan. 1954, Warszawa, Foland)
SO: Montbly Lists of East European Accessims, LCI Vol. 3, no. 5, May 1954/Uncl.

GADOMSKI, JAN.
GADOMSKI, JAN. The Sky on other Planets (Part II). Urania, 1955, no. 6,
p. 161-164.

GADOMSKI,, Jt 2AJCKOWSKI,, J.
Technical methods in fighting heat radiation p. 229
OCIIROI& PRACYi BEZPIECZENSTWO I HIGIENA PRACY.
Warszawa
Vol 9. no, 8. August 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions Idst (EEAL) IC Vol. 5., no. 3 March 1956

GADOMSYI, J.
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Ecospheres of stars in a 17-light-year radius from the sun; summary of a lecture
delivered at the Astronomical Conference in Krakow, IN ovember 1957. p.11,1.
PCIST'T,PY ASTTbYO1TI'% Yrakow, Poland. Vol. 6, no. h, Oct./Dec. 1951~',
Nonthly List of gast European Accessions Index (MJ), L". Vol. 6, No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.

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Cy I-Yls t-~
GADOKSKLT~ Ya,., doktor.
I'm.w&
Photon rockets. Tekh. mol. 25 no-7:33 Jl 157. (KMA 10:8)
(Rockets (Aeronautics))

GADOIMSKI . J.
Algol. In German. p. 171
ACTA ASTRCNOIICI,. (Polska Akademia Nauk. Komitet Astronomii)
Warszawa. Vol. bp no, 3. 1958
Pol-n nd/
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AUTHOR: Gadomski, Jan (Warcaw)
TITLE: Eros
PERIODICAL: Urania, v- 31, no. 11, 1960, 322-327
TEXT: Eros is a 35-km long and 11-km wide asteroid which revolves about the
Sun on an elliptical orbit and whose least distance from the Earth is
22,300,000 km. To determine the exact astronomical unit, observations of
Eros are more favorable than such of Venus which in 243 years passes only
four times by the solar disk and is then visible only from certain points
of the Earthl its least and most favorable distance is 41,000 000 km. The
orbit of Eros may, however, be determined from any point of the Earth.
Fig. 1 shows the curve of the Eros brightness in the night from January 31 to
February 1, 1938 on the basis of measurements which the author carried out
with a wedge photometer. The author determines a dependence of Eros bright-
ness on the angle i formed by the observer's line of vision and the plane of
the asteroid equator., This angle changes since the plane of the Eros orbit
is inclined (110). To the plane of the ecliptic, Polish astronomers observed
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the changes of Eros brightness in the years 1930/31 in Krakow and Pozzna~.
In conclusion, the author describes the presumable appearance and properties
of this miniature world. On Eros, a person would have an average weight of
20 g. A jump from 2000 m. altitude would take 16 min and cause the jumper nov
injury. A stone thrown up would not fall back, but be subject to the
gravitational force of the Sun. At the Eros firmament, the passage of the
Sun is almost five times quicker. Day passes immediately over into night.
The contrasts between light and shadow are as pronounced as on the moon. At
a vertical incidence of the sunlight (z - 00) , some rocks reach a temperatuie
of up to +900C in the perihelium and up to +200C in the aphelium. At an
oblique incidence of the sunlight the absolute temperature drops proportion-
ally to '~__Cos z . Thus, a thermal erosion is effective. The Sun appears
in an aureole of corona and zodtacal light. The stars are visible also
during daytime. Meteors fallinL down to Eros cause dust-clouds which do not
settle again, but remain in space as interplanetary dust. Fig. 2 shows the
probable appearance of Eros. I: Vrhen i is greatest and the amplitude of
brightness has reached its lowest value; 0: Center of the asteroid mass;
II illustrates the position when i is smallest (i - 00) and the amplitude af
brightness has reached its maximum (2m.0); 1: The permanent brightness;
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AUTHORs Gadomskiy,(Ya
Professor (Poland)
TITLE% Zones of Life in Space
PERIODICAL: Nauka i zhiznl;~k-'
, no. 5, 1961t 33-35
TEXTs The principle of the Sun's biosphere is explained and further
deductions are made on the possibility of a multitude of other
biospheres in our and other galaxies. The author first discusses
the report of astrobiologist Hubert Strughold LIbstractor's notes
Transliterated Gubert Strugkholig on his research into the zones
of life in the solar system, rea-d at the 1956 conference of the
International Astronautical Federation. Subsequently the author
mentions the theory of Kuyper and Urey. Professor Gadomskiy points
out then that what Strughold forgets is the sufficiently great
mass of the planet. Only a planet can restrain an active atmosphere
over a period of billions of years. This condition is achieved on
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all the planets of our system, (excluding Mercury and the aster-
oids) and also on Titan-largest of Saturn's satellites. Accepting
the hypothesis of Soviet biologists that organic life based on
carbon compounds is possible at external temperatures of from + 80
to - 700CP the author puts the sun's biosphere zone at distances
from 92 to 275 million km from the sun* This area may be designated
the spherical ring or as Strughold terms it - the spherical shell.
In this zone ihere are only three planets: Venus, Earth and Mars.
The Earth is i3ituated at the optimal distance, rotating almost at
the thermal center of the biosphere. Using the law of Stefan -
Boltzmann, it is possible to determine the mean annual temperature
of the planet's surface as that of a black body. For the Earth it
equals + 30C~ This is in agreement with climatological measurements
conducted on Earth that produced a mean annual temperature equal-
ling + 140. Since the Earth's atmosphere is very conducive to
absorption of electromagnetic radiation from the sun, the Earth
receives more heat than an ideal black body. Each star has its own
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biosphere. The distance of the biosphere from the star and its
width are directly proportional to the radius of the star and the
square of the temperature at its surface. The temperature limits
accepted, allow one to establish that the width of the biosphere
is equal to the doubled distance of its beginning from the center
of the star. From thiss the conclusion may be drawn that hot stare
and giant stare possess very wide biospheres. Dwarf stars such as
the sun have biospheres that are closer and narrower; sub-dwarf
stars have biospheres in a rudimentary state. From component A of
the double star UW of canis majoris,&biosphere is obtained 740
times wider and the sam-e-n-u-mTer of times further from the star th.-T.
for the sun. The sub-dwarf star Wolf 359 has a biosphere 100 times
closer to the center and 100 times thinner than does the sun. It
should be remembered,states the author, that the biosphere of a
star does not always correspond to the zone of its planets. The
latter could be situated closer than the biosphere and, therefore,
be in a molten state and the former, being located beyond the zone
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of th(~ biosphere, could be in a suspended state. -hirer if life
provc;3 to be based on another element besides carbon these bio-
spher-j- formulae remain valid if other initial temperature limits
art:1 applied. Calculating the number of stars in our system at a
radius of 17 light years, the author found that the sum of the
biospheres was scarcely 0.25 - 10 -25 of the 20,000 cubic light
years for the 55 stars contained in the system. With regard to
space, taking into consideration the empty areas dividing the
ne-ighboring galaxies, it may be assumed that the area suitab e for
life of that part accessible to observation constitutes 10-26 of
the iotal. It was discovered by Russian astronomers Struve and
Shayn that the spectrums of giant, young stars possessed faded and
blurred lines and that dwarf stars with respectable growth poss-
brii;lit and clear lines. It was found that the fading was due
LO Lflt? rapid rotation of the former abouf their axis, If the angle
between the ray of our vision and the direction of the rotational
axis of a star is near 900, then the Doppler effect is especially
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strong. Based on the Doppler effect, the rotational velocity of a
star at the equator can be measured with an accuracy of up to
1 km/sec by the profile of spectral lines. In the decrease of ro-
tational velocity of stars, cosmologists Hoyle, Allfven and Struve
see the immediate result of their planetary system formation. A
simple calculation shows that 98 %.of the rotational moment of the
solar system belongs to planets and only 2 % to the sun. Determin-
ing the rotational velocity and growth of all giant, dwarf and sub-
dwarf stars in the galaxy, it is calculated that 67 % of them
should possess planets and 33 % will receive them in the future.
This is based on the catalogue of star spectra by Henry Draper, but
these are only the more bright stars. Statistical investigation of
the region at the radius of 17 light years from the sun givesisome-
what different picture: Dwarf and sub-dwarf stars are found there
in the majority (96 %) and giants~-- 4 %. On this basis, it may be
suggested that 90 % of all stare in the galaxy possess planets. In
other words, planetary systems are more the rule than the exception.
This leads to the belief that there are more planets than stare in
the gal.axy.

GADCYSKI, Jan,,;dr
When -the Earth becomes like Saturn. Problemy 18 no.3:170-172 162.

GADOL%BKI, Jan, dr.
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- The last star in the sky of the Earth. Problemy IS no.9:616-619
162.

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AUTHOR: None given
TITLE: "Urania" (Poland), 1962, v. 33, no. 7
PERIODICAL: Referatlvny~ zhurnal, Astronomiya i Ge6deziya, no. 12, 1962, 6,
abstract 12A34 ("Urania".(Polska), 1962, v. 33, no. 7, 194 - 220,
Polish)
TEXT: The following articles have been published: "Electrical Universe"
by K. Ziolkowski; "3pacu jMledicine" by B. Falkiewicz; "The name of Copernicus
Jn botanics" by 13. Oora,,;a: "E,ternal satellite" by J. Gadomskl -; "Voicech from
Brudzew", "Copernicus portrait on the clock of the. ~~_trii_sb__u__rg cathedral" and
"Kant on Copernicus" by S. Brzostkiewicz; "Discovery of Transpluto" by S. Lu-
bertowicz: "Correction to the article on Comets" by F. Kqpinski; "On the problem
of restoration of Frombork" by S. Przylqcki; "470 anniversary of the first ter-
restrial globe" by J. Pagaczewski, etc.
N. Ch.
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GADOMLOSKI, J.
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Ecospherical consequences of the now theory of the solar evolution.
Postepy astronom 11 no.1:61-64 16).

- GALOMSKI, Jozef
Influence of fallout on the elements of atmospheric electricity
in Swider. Przegl geofiz 9 no.3/4:227-242 164.
1. Institute of Geophysics of the Polish Academy of Sciences,
Warsaw.

GADOMSKI, Jerzy, dr inz.
Dust sampling instrument for mines and foundries. ?rzegl gura
21 no.2t85-86 F 165.

AVXHOR: Womid. J. (Doctor)
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ORG: none
SOURCE CODE:
TITIZ: What would happen if the conetaut had a differtnt value?
SOURCE: Mb)dy technik, no- 7, 1965, 42-46
TOPIC TAM: gravity, gravitation effect, earth gravity, coemos
ABSTRACT: The universe and Its 37, olutlon as well an ]phenomena on earth are discussed
by asoming that the yaYIt8tIcW49U;i k is decreased to 1/2 k or increased to 2k.
It is concluded that if the value of the gravitation constant in nature were actually
changed the results would be catastroVhic. orig. aft. has: 2 formuUs, 4 figures,
and 1 table.
BUB CODE: -o3$ 01 Sm DATE: now
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MTHOR: Gadomski, Janusz, Master of Engineering
TITLE: Technological progress in the mining of sulphur
PERIODICAL: llrzcglqd Techniczny, no. 48,.1962,' 8, 9
T'-aT: The Piaseczno mine produces annually - 1,900,000 t
of ore, at a cost equal to , 5Y,, of the total price of the produc-
tion of sulphur. In an effort to lower the cost of ore extraction
research is now in progress on the application of new, more econo
Cal extraction methods, chiefly of removing water from the deposi
The research on underground methods of extraction, using methods
developed by Katedra 2rojcktowania 'rechnologicznego Politechniki
Warszawi3kiej (Department of Tccluiical 111anning, Warsaw Polytechnic),
AGH Krak6w - Katedra Kopalnictwa Naftowego (AGH Cracow, Department
of Oil Extraction) and by 'Biprokopl and Przedsiebiorstwo Budowy
Kopaln'-Oddziay Odwodnienia KopaVi x7 Krakowie Odne Construction
P-nterprise - Cracow Division for the Removal of Water from Mines),
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Technological progress D240/D307
for application to the deposits in the G 'rzybo'W-Solec region, is
described toptlicr with a summary of ore enrichment procedures,
conversion yields, and costs. It is expected 'ihat the present
(- 60%) output may be raised to 75714, and eventually to 35-9ro.
Further work on the production of sulphur is channelled in 3 direc-
tions: (a) the static extractioii of: S from the ore by (I'H14)21~;, fltu-
died by the Department of 'rechi-tical I'l anti i nt',~Ytiars Ali Polytechnic,
(b) distillation of IS from the ore, rtudied AGII Xralc6w, Katedra
MateriajYow Wi4iqcych G%GH Cracoi.,,, Department of Bonding I-Saterials),
producing Portland cement as a by-product, and (c) production of S
and H2SO4 by the partial combustion of liquid ore, studied by Kate-
dra Iftiyfiierii Chemicznej Politechniki 'JarszaWskiej (Department of
Chemical Engineerin-, -darsaw Polytechnic). The next aim of-the 3
industrly is to reduce imports of foreign machinery.
ASSOCIVIO'j4: Kombinat Siarkowy w Tarnobrzegu (Sulphur Combine in
Tarnobrzeg)
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L", 1. ,I , .
A s,.ystem of ~ar6s or sectors? Remarks on flans of luuildinC Iroduction centers* 1 #119
Vol. 9., No. 4, 1M. 11.a~rszaua, I oland)
SC: Yonth],y List of East European Accessions (EEJU) M, vol. 6, No. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

- GADa4SKI Bjr~
Mechanical grinder, Przegl gaol 9 no.10:544-545 '61.
1. Katedra Mineralogil i Geochemil Uniwersytetu Warazawaklego.
(Grinding machines)

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in defenne of the stonf-block road r,,,irface. r.151
(D'A-~ Vol. 12, 110. ":, Aug. 1957. '~,arszawa., Folaz,,~!)
~~ : Monthl~- L J~
I ~ Tisi of L~ast !~uroj,can Accessions (L:-,'L) LC. Vol. 6, No. 10, October 19~7. Uncl.

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GADOMSX16 Z.
"Economle consequences of technical proereas In thp lidit of observations of
buildine, the eypertmental, house at Bialany. Bbilqtyn." p. 3:1A
(INZINMIA I BUDOWNIC7,10 Vol. 11, ro, 11. 1,0v- 1955- '4ars%FkWA, Poland)
SO: 4onthly List of fest Suropenzi Accessions. ( ML). LC. Vol. ho No. 4.
April 1955, Uncl.

GAD-KSKI, Z.
ffOuldes for Rnfe lengths of anchoring wires in elmmpnts of prestressed
concrete.. 331ulet-yn p. 34A. (IMLI'M IA I BUtOWITICT-40 Vol. 11, No. 11,
Nov. 1955- Wartzawn, Poland)
SC: Monthly List of East 14ropean AcceRsions. (EXAL). LC. Vol. 4, No. 4.
April 1955, Uncl-

OADGKiKI, Z.
The works of the Experimental Center of the Institute of Building Construction.
(To be contd.) p. 279
Vol. 12, ..o. 8, Aug. 1955
INZY'.16RRIA I BUD041-:ICTWO
'Warszawa
Source: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL), 1Z, Vol. ~, no. 2
Feb. 1956

GAD-OMSKI, Z,
Works of the Experimental Center of the Institute of B~uilding Construetion
in Nsaverow. p. 30(,).
Vol. l2v no. 9v 1957
INZYNIFRU I BUDOMCNO
Warsza,wa
a A,(EF
SOURCE& MonUay List of East European AcceBBion AAL)j IDS Vole 5. noe 2p
Feb. 195:6

GADOMSKI, Zygmunt,, vp inz.
Examples of damages of ferroconerete supports. Inz i bud
20 no.10:/4.U-412 0 163.
le Zaklad Ekspertyzq Instytut Techniki Budowlanej,, Warszawa.

mgr inz.; MAKULSKI, Witold, dr Inz.; SLONIEWSKI,
Andrzej,, igr Inz.
Cnble-reinforced concrete in apartment building. Inst tech
budow bLul Inf no. 15349-53 164.

SOKOLOVA, V.I., kand.med.nauk; GADON, S.G.
Use of elastic plaotic in the construction of postoperative
prostheses, Stomatologila 41 no-5;82-85 S-0 162. (MIRA 16:4)
1. 1z sektora proteanoy stomatologii (zav. - kand.med.nauk
I.I.ReArzin) TSentrallnogo instituta travmatologii i ortopedii
(dir. - doktor meditsinakikh nauk H.V.Volkov).
(DENTAL PROSTHESIS) (PLASTICS IN MEDICINE)

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author dkimn Investigations on the lIntillng lern-
realtims fixed by the new I-lunprian standards.
7rhe lernriemfum rnesiumnients am limcribed, and
:graphs am shvit of the temperature of core, imula-
lion and sheathing attainst the current. Thestandard
-tpecilications of various ct,untriet for the permiMile
heating are compared. A niatheau6cif analysis Is
:then given of the mlation between the temperatures of
core. sheath and surroundings. The author con-
cludes that standards for "mximurn permissible
loadran only be Ned when the following (laitz: are also
spccificd: (1) Temperature of surroundings; (2) Wat '
conductivity of ground; (3) Ifeat conductivity of: 0
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322-32 Huagisrhin.
The POWtI fc4uilwnents of different brijiJi-s of
strkvIturv. LH&Aflusi uW 3od cultivatlon mto tsti-
mted and the nc=sarY txtcnl~jnj to th(.- mliooal
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Uectrificatio:-. of !-imgariari a--ric-ulture. p. 9.
TIo. 20, Oct. 19415. "!'SZAVI '27 . Budapest, " ng-ry
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So: Zastern Furopean Accession. Vol 5, no. 4, April 1056

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The teaching of mthematics in Hunrary. o. 39 Vol. 11 No. 17 Sept. 1956.
MUSZAKI ELET. Budapest, Hungm,7.
SOURCE: East European List, (EEAL) Librur7 of Congress Vol. 6, No. 1
Janunr7 1956.

.-GADOR Endni
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Son) questions relating to the economy of electric power transfer.
Energia as atom 13 no.4/5sl77-184 Ap-Yq 160.
1. Nehezipari. Miniazterium Villamosipari Igasgatosag.

GADOR, Endre,
Methods for 6pleripg powor demand . Energia. es atom 14
no.4/5.-149-152 14Y 161.
1. lichazipari Miniazterim.

-,--GADOR, Erdr-3
Economic aspe-.ts of the technical Ixogress in transporting
electric power. Lnergia es atom 1,1 no.4/5.-20'7-2N .'y ;61.
1. Nehozlpari Riniszteriun, VIPlG.

GIMR, ErAre
Economical netvork design for changing load. I. (To be contf.).
Elektratechnika 55 no,lls490-500 N 162.
1. Oresagos Mussaki Fojleoztesi Bizottsag.

GAD6Rj Nn(be
Economical network dimensioning for changing load. Pt. 2,
El-ektrotechnikR 55 uo*12:542-547 D 162o
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Vor the design of magnetic circuits the mognetle
Ohm's law Is a well known method which is based on the
unulogy of magnetic and electrical circuits. The study
extends thin analogy to magnetic circuits and a.c.
circuits. The idea of, complex magnetic resistance is
introduced. Its real component contains the data of the
f
magdetic circuit upon which depends the component o
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GADOR.L.
Yorces arising in magnetic fluids. Act& techn Hung 27 no-3/4:225-244
159. (nAI 9:6)
lo Research institute ofthe Electrical Industry, Budapest.
(Kagnetic clutches)

OADORt L.
k_.-
The loading capacity of nonlinear bridges. Acta techn Hung 28 no-3/4:
281-308 160. (EUI 9:9)
1. Research Institute for the Electrical Industry, Budapest.
(Electric bridges)

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
PERIODICALs
23140
H/007/61/000/007/001/001
D020/D105
Ga'dor, Lhszl6
Controlled nonlinear bridges
Elektrotechnika, no- 7, 1961, 2S9-301
TEXT: The article deals with the properties of bridge circuits composed
of nonlinear resistors, and examines the control possibilities and the
efficiency of various nonlinear bridge types. The author's investigations
proved that the operational conditions of the elements can be changed by
additional current load produced in the nonlinear elements of the bridge
arms. In the experiments polyorystal blocks with SiC base were used. This
material, developed by the Villamosipari Kutat6 Int6zet (VKI) (Electrical
Industry Research Institute) forsurge arresters and other nonlinear re-
sistors, has a regligibly small interior specific resistance, and the con-
tact resistance of its grains is dependent on voltage and temperature.
The relation between the current and voltage in SiC blocks is expressed by
u - Ae ; i - Buo
(1)
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which gives good enough approximations for practical purposes. The bridge
control circuit which changes the characteristic curve has the task of
influencing the main circuit which meanwhile reacts to the control circuit.
If this reciprocal effect does not exist as required in case of an open
control circuit, the so-called O-point requirement is fulfilled, resulting
in the alteration of the characteristic curve of the main circuit without
the shifting of -the 0-point. In a nonlinear bridge, the O-point require-
ment is fulfilled when the bridge is balanced in both directions under any
operational conditions. On the basis of balancing conditions, various
types of balanced bridges can be designed. Fig. 20 shows the different
controlling possibilities, such as increasing or decreasing the resistance,
or increasing the resistance in one range and decreasing it in another as
represented by the df curve. The most efficient control can be achieved
with a completely symmetrical nonlinear bridge which is the most suitable
circuit for practical purposes. The rate of controllability is dependant
on the degree of curvature of the characteristic. If the curve has a short
radius or a sharp bend with a definite change in direction, the bridge has
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23140
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D020/D105
good controlling properties. When the characteristic is made up of
straight sectiona and the working point is identical with the bending
point as shown in Fig..23a, then the if is constant as shown in
Uv
Fig. 23b and the directional tangent of the controlling curve is equal to
the difference of the directional tangent of the two straight sections.
I
i7hen the working point is below the bending point, as shown in Pig. 24a,
there is no control effect till the uf + Uv reaches the bending point;
when it does, the controlling curve rises with f constant, as
_~_Uv 0
shown in Fig. 24b. There are 24 figures and 1 Soviet-bloc reference.
/Astracter's note: the reference is given as a footnote7.
ASSOCIATION: Villamosipari Kutat6 Int6zet (Electrical Industry Research
Institute).
SUBMITTED: 1960.
Card 3/5

GADORO L., C~md. of techn.sc,,
Description of alternating Mimetic circuits by complex
quantities. Acts. techn-Hung %I no.1/2:113-237 162~
1. Research Institute of the Electrical Industryp Budapest.

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Vol tp-!-e ~rol -n t, t. jrW,.r(. rk Vi I lf.-Mo~ 7aq
lubcratovy, t t c,- t r'
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GADOR, Lasz1o,,_OX!.,-okleveles gepefjzmernok, a musnki *,,.Aomnyuk
---- '- 'kandidatuss.
Activity of the Electric Laboratory, Research Institute of
Electric Industry in the past 15 yeftrs. Flektrotechnika 57
no,,11/12:512-519 N-D 164.
1. Head, Electric Laboratory, Research Institute of Electric
Industry, Budapest, V., Jozsef V.tilr- u.24.

GADOROS.- L..
TECHNOLOGY
PERIODICAL: EAGYAR EPITOIPAR. Vol. 7, no. 7, July 1958
Gadoros, L. Glass in the building industry. p. 281.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EUI) LC, Vol. 8, Nool 2
February 1959, Unclass.

GADOROSIJ, Fereno
Intornational and domestic role of housing cooperatives. Epites szemle
6 ni).1:22-26 162.
I.:Cpitei3ugyi Miniazterium Lakas- as Kommunalispolitikai Foosztalyanak
osstaly-vezetoje.
(Housing, Cooperative)

GADCRCSI. Ferenc
PArvision of the irr"otment program for the period of the
241 five-year plan concerning the government-built dwelling
hcnwes. Epites szemle 7 no*3:71-80 163o
14, Epiteougyi, Miniosterium L&Ua- ea KomunalispolitikiLi
Fc)osztalyanak osztAlyvezatoje.

GADGROSI. Ferenc
........
Preparing the investment program for the construction of dwelling
houses within the framework of the 3d five-year.plan. Epites szemle
7 no.11:335-342 164.
1. Division Chief, Department of Housing, Mlinistry of Construction,
Radapest.

.&MRY, Istvan
Parallek use of the punched carO system okmeohanical data progossing
in the plant pro0amming and account rendering data. Koh lap 96 no-3:
13&-142 Mr 163.
1. DundLi Vasmu.

GAP2~~-akqL-
Parallel use of $he punched ca3* system mechanical data processing
in the plant progra=ming and rendering accounting data. Koh lap
96 no.4:175-178 Ap 163.
1. rhinai Vasmu.

GADORY Istvan (Dunaujvaros);RAUSZNER, Brno (Dunaujvaros)
Solution of regression calculation by means of punched card data
on processing machines for estiiating th~ tensile strength of
steel plates. Koh lap 95 no.12:537-544 D 162.

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mental work On the topic and appears to have been successful
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EXCUIPTA ISDICA Scc.18 Vol.1/6 Cardiovascular Aar--
57
2352. GADSHIEV S. A. and MfSHURA V. 1. Surg. Clin., Milit. Med. Acad.,
Leningrad Diagnosis and 1yealment ol the Littenibacher syndroine (Rassian text) Vestn.
Kbir. 1956, 7 (15--23) Illus. 4
The interatrial de-fect can present itself as an ostium primum. or, more often, Botal's
foramen ostium secundum. Data were given on 4 patients with a Lutembacher
syndrome. In the investigation all available diagnostic methods were employed -
an-giocardiography. phonocardioVaphy, electrocardiography, vectorcardioscopv.
etc. in 3 the a;e
f 2 Patients the defect manifested itself in puberty, in one patient at an
o
6 during her first pregnancy. The first 3 patients were often ill in childhood '0d
their physical development was retarded; a certain dwarfingwas apparent although
there was no serious interference with work capacity. The clinical picture was char-
acterized by dyspnoca, tachycardia and acrocyanosis. A study of the respiration
established the fact that wi.th a Lutembacher syndrome the co-efficient of oxygen
consumption during exercise increases corresponding with an increase of the
respiratory minute volume, while, with a combined mitral defect with a predomin-
ance of stenosis, it falls with a considerable increase in the respiratory minute

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volume. One female patient was operated on and the defect in the interatrial wall
was easily penetrated by the surgeon's fin er; the left venous aperture constricted
up to 1.5 cm. in length, was enlarged up to ~I cm. after separation of the commissures.
The condition of the patient was good one year after intervention. References 23.
Gadshiev - Leningrad (IX, 18)

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I- OR: Gadyat,~qki7p A., School Director 27-58-3-4/17
TITLEs Our Training Farm (Nashe uchebnoye khozyayotvo)
PERIODICALs Professionallnoye Tekhnicheakoye Obrazovaniye, 1958, # 3,
pp 9 - 10 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Agricultural work has been carried out by apprentice?-
mecbanizers on a tract of land allotted as a training ground
to the Agricultural Mechanization School # 4. A loan was
granted by the government to purchase the necessary sowing
material. Preparatory training and organizational work was
carried out. The organization of practical training has met
with difficulties, such as the location of the training ground
(18 km from the school), the lack of buildings and living so-
comodation, etc. A weekly schedule provided for three days
of theoretical training and three days of laboratory and prac-
tical work on said ground. In the spring and autumn 1957,
sowing and agricultural work was carried out by the apprentices,
Due partly to the bad soil and lack of fertilizer the yield
of the training farm was rather poor, but nevertheless the
profit amounted to 61p000 rubles.
Card 112 The following measures were proposed in order to raise

,Our Training Farm
27-58-5-4/17
the production of this training farmt increase Its territory
to 300 ha, construct a cattle breeding farm, supply technical
equipment and purchase pedigree cattle.
ASSOCIATIONs Uchillshche mekhanizataii sel'skogo khozyaystva # 4 (Sums-
kaya oblast') (Agricultural Mechanization School # 4)(Sumsk
oblast')
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

83-5-3-6--", V43
AUMORS: JE~,kov, A., Gadyllshin., A., Hadircnr, A.., FX-W-neers
TITLE: "Komscmolets" Airplane (Samolet "Komsomolets")
PERIODICAL: Kryllya rodiny, 1958, Nr 6, pp 14-15 (ussR)
ABSTRACT: The authorr relate how in May 1957 a group of Kaasomoll anoneezs
(Bykov, B. Airov, G. Bikulev, GalldysUln, We&-rov, V. Mayorov,
and V. Ozhegov) and tec:aaicians (L. Akinin and I. Zhe-rebtsov)
Vorking during their leisure time completed plan for a tvo-seater
jet trainer. This V-ane was not a-nrovee. by the ?--:~--Unent o7ganLza-
tion because its s---j,--ed exceeded th~i intended for this type of
machine. Inie group then desigaed the KcmaoLWats, a single-seater
jet sports plane for acx--Tal acrobalUcs and distance reco:.-d flying.
Its flig4t characteristics are: wtng z-gread 7-8 m-; lenlyth vi' :Awe
10 m.; height of plane 3.58 -z-, wing area 15 m2; maXLWal ape&!
143 kn/hr; landing speed n4- ioitnr; -UL4-it 2,500 XG.; fuel
Ancers decided to construe'* the expe=Lml-n-
capacity 600 kg. Me env k, U
tal model thennelvea in o= hoars; this .ms knv=ovecl by the dizcctors
of the plant, its technical council a&-. the Party CcrvAittee.
There are sketches and a cialtaway d-nawing of the M.-Laxomolet-o as
vell as 20 photogra-phe of engiaec=s anO- 1ALUders.
Card 1/1 1. Civil aviation-USSIR. 2. Airplanse-Desip

GADYLISHIN, R.Z.
-
,- ~Pamtl=,e fattening of.cattle In western Zuakhstan, ZhivotuarodatTo
20 u).6.,20-24 je 158. (MIRA 11W
1,, %rektor Taldyimdukekogo sovkhoza, aspirant Orenburgskogo
instituta molochno-Masnogo skotovodstva.
Olazakhetan-Beef cattle-Feedirg and feeding stuffs)

A L IJP(c) nt*/JD/J(;
ACC NR& AP5028894 SOURCE CODE: UR/0316/65/000/004/0110/0115
AUTHOR: Karayev, Z. Sho; Gadymov, A. M.; Hurguzov, m. I.
ORG:. Institute of Chemistry,AN AzerbSSR (Institut khimli AN AzerbSSR)
TITLE; Interaction between -A2 III B3 vi telluridesAf samarl4laand galli
SOURCE: Azerbaydzhanskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, no. 4, 1965, 110-115
TOPIC TAGS: tellwAum, samarium. gallium, phase diagram, phase transition tellurium
alloy, samarium alloy, gallium alloy, semiconductivity, 4evnicze4v,-'~) rp-t-
ABSTRACT: The object of the study was to synthesize new chemical compounds and alloys
and to learn about their properties. Sm2Te3-Ga2Te3 alloys were prepared by fusing
mixtures of Ga2Te3 with metallic Te and Sm in quartz ampoules at 1000-11800C and
1-10-3 mm Hg. SM2'reS was homogenized for 380 hours at 4000C and 10-3 mm Hg in ratios
of 5:1, 4:1, 3:1, 2:1, 1:1. The phase diagram of the Sm2Te3-Ga2Te3 system is shown in
fig. 1. A new chemical compound of samarium-gallium- tellurium was found: its formu-
la is SmGaTe3. Th)-axistence of a limited solid solution in the Ga2Te3-Sm2Te3 system
was established. It was also found that alloys and compounds of the Sm2Te3-G82Te3 SYS
tem are semiconductors.
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0-1100
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NOI S Ga2Te3
OrIg. art. has: 5..fivres, 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 07J/6-lb/ -SUBIM'DATE, OlAug64/
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F19* l' Phase diagram of the
-,Ga2Te3 aYstem, Sm2T43-
ORIG REF: 002/ ()TH REF.' 004

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ACC NR, AP602582-6 SOURCE CODE: UR/0316/66/000/001/0112/,oil5
AUTHOR: Karayev A. M.
L Sh. -, Kayserukhskaya, 1,. G. ;Aliyeva, Sh. A.; Gadymm,
ORG: Institute of Inorganic and Physical Chni~~ , Academy of Sciences AzerbSSR
(In-m neorgan. i fiz. khimii AN AzerbSSR)
TITLE: Synthesis and study of yt-trium sulfogallate, YGaS3, and yttrium sulfoindate,
YInS3 1-7 21 -4
SOURCE: Azerbaydzhanskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, no. 1, 1966, 3-12-115
TOPIC TAGS: yttritn, indium, gallium compound, sulfur compound
ABSTRACT: Yttriwn sulfogallate, YGaS3, and yttrium sulfoindate, YInS3, were synthe-
sized and their crystallographic structures, elemental composition, stabillties, and
electrical conductivities were examined. The work is part of an extensive program,
presently being carried out at the Institute of Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, Ac
demy of Sciences A::,erbSSR, aimed at finding new types of semiconductors. The YGaS3
and YInS3 were prepared by fusing mixtures of the elements in stoichiometric ratios
sealed quartz ampoules evacuated to 1.10 3 mm Hg. Initially, half.of an ampoule was
slowly heated in a :Furnace to 10000C while the other half, outside the furnace, was
cooled with water. Then, the "hole ampoule was placed inside the furnace and held
there for 2 hra at 12500C. It wm found that YGaS3 has a hexagonal crystal lattice.
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ACC NRi AP60258:26
The specific resistance of YGaS3 and YInS3 was found to be 108 ohm-cm and 107 ChM.CM,
respectively. It was also found that both YGaS3 and YInS3, do not decompose in water
and air, are insoluble in alkali and organic bases, and react vigorously with HN03,
HC1, and H2SO4. In the latter two cases, there is a liberation of hydrogen sulfide.
Orig. art. has; 1, figure, 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: OlFeb65/ ORIG REF: 006
2/2 mis

GADYUCHEM:O, I.
~1-1-1~~-,~~,~-,-~~-.3~~ti,,,,,,,_~~-~k..,,,~~-,~-.~~...i I
Efficiency or studies in economics. Mias. ind. SSSR 34
no.5t4l 163. (K[RA 3.6:n)
1. Sevastopollekly upookombinat.

GADYUCHrA, P.S.
Carrying out all blast-furnaco operations in a good and speed,- sanner.
Metallurg n9.9.011-12 8 '56. (JURA 9:10)
1.Pervyy gernevey domenney pechi no.2 zaveda imeni Frunze.
(Blast furnaces)

GADZAOV, V.K.; SHUTOV, A.I.
Intratracheal anesthesia in otorhinolaryngology. Zhur. ush. nos. i
gorl. bol. 21 no.4:70-71 Jl-Ag 161. VtIRA 15:1)
1. Iz kafedry bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav. - doktor med.nauk
N.F.Pitenko) Svw6ro-Ooetinskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
. (INTRATPACHFAL ANiZTELSIA) (OTOIAltYNGOUGY)

ed
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ACC MR: Ap6ccW3 SOURCE CODE: UR/0181/66/008/002/0598/0599
AUTHOR: kDu~ckLa~L Yat__X-; Prokhorenko, V...Ya. N. M.; Gadzevich, K. Ye.
ORG: L'Yov State University im. IY.Fra LIvovskiy gosudarstvennyy ve tet)
TITLE : Structure and electric propertiesiof alloys of the systems indium-gallium
and gallium-tin in the regions of ie TIng and the liquid state
SOURCE: Flzika tverdogo tela, v..8, no. 2, 1966, 598-599
TOPIC ThGS: indium alloy, gallium alloy, tin alloy, alloy phase diagram, alloy
system, thermoelectric power, electric resistance, x ray diffraction q~alysis
ABSTRACT: To obtain quantitative data on the stinicture of the liquid Valloys the
authors have measured the concentration dependence of the absolute thermoelectric
power and of the electricZe istivity of 15 alloys of different compositions for
a. ' ith the
each system. From an .1a ~s of the plotted results, in conjunctio w
plots of the itate dia6ramal it is concluded that in the case of the~2allium-tin
system the eutectic composition in transformed into a physical solution with sta-
tistical d~iktribution of atoma of different sorts at temperatures below 50C. For
the indium-ghllium system, the statistical distribution of the atoms in character-
ized &Y-t-emperatures on the order of 80C. Tbeoe conclusions are in full agreement
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L 23115-66
ACC NR: A:F6oo6863.
with results of x-ray diffraction analys is. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
SVB CODE'.. 20/ SUBM I)ATEI OBJU165/ ORIG IW:- OOT
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1)296/'D307
AUTHUIW: Grebinskmiy, S. 0., Gadzevich, L. I.. and Bodnar, I. I.
TITLE: The influence Of X 1'ayS UP011 1111C growth and yield of
root crops
SOURCE: Llvov. Universytet. Problemna lyaboralUoriya, radiobiolo-
hiyi. Biologicheskoye deystviye radiatsii, no. 1, 19062,
90 - 97
T-','XT: Earlier studies (P. A. Vlasyuk, Rost rasteniy (The Growth
0~1 ,
.1 ~Iants), Izv, idvovskogo un-ta, 1959, 365-370) had shown that
treatment of su-ar beets with radioactive isotopes stimulates
the growth of the crop. The authors decided to study the effect of
s. It was assumed that the expectled influence would be- more
x ray
marked if sprouting seedlings were exposed rather than the inactive
dry seeds. The seedo v;erc noi;;tened ard wheri they had begun to
sprout they were exposed to x rays from a disitance of 2 m at a
rate of 1000 r/rmin- The mature roots were weighed and compared with
the weight of nonirradiated roots which served as the control.
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Z;/856/62/000/001/012/013
The inf Luenoc ol' x rays ... D2906/D307
Expo6ure olf sjrouting seediino-s to doses between 1500 ana 1000
was found to lead to a oigni-Cicant, increase in tile yield of ~;u-ar
L) C3
beets, carrots and marrows. Irrad-.,ation, of ~ry -jeeds, Conversely)
decreased the yield and tht! avera-e wei~,-ht of the roots. ,~flv-er ex-
posure to radiation, the roots had a somewhat hi,,,-her proporttil~,mi
of parenchymatous tis3ue which lcd to dec.-ea5e in 'the
sugar content. There are 6 tablea.
A.SSOCIATION: Kafedra -L'iziolo,-,-;i rasteim-;.~,, Llvovskogo universiteta
(Depari'ment of PLint Physiology, LIvov University)
Card 2/2

MAMIKONYANTS, L.; TSARZV, H.; GAWBVICH, V.I., inzh..red.; VORDNIN, 1(.P.,
tekhn.red, AVOWI~ " *
[Results of operatine rslay~-protection and electric automatic
control equipment In power systems of the Ministry of Power Stations
during 19532 It6gl skspluetatsil relainot zashchity I elaktroavtomatiki
v onergosistemkh Ministerstva elaktrostantsli za 1955 g. Moskva, Goo.
energ. izd-vo. 1956. 14 p. (Moscow. TSentral'naia nauchno-iseledovatell-
skaiis elekrotakhnicheskia laboratorHa. Informatsionnye materialy no.19).
(MIU 11:7)
LZainestitell direktora po nauchnoy chasti, glavnyy inzhener
TSentrallnoy nauchno-issledvTatOllskoy slaktrotekhnicheakoy laboratorii
MinititeretT& elektrostantsi)r SSSR (for Mamikonyants) 2.Zaveduyushchiy
laboratoriyey releynoy zashchity TSentrallnoy nauchno-isoledovatellskor
elektrotekhnicheakoy laboratorii Ministerstva elektrostantsiy SSSR (for
TSarev).
(Electric relays) (Automatic control) (Electric power distribution)

VORGHTSO ~VHLITAMINOV. Hikolay Pavlovich; GADZIVICH,V. I., inzhener,
reda.ktor; BEGAK.B.A., redaktor; MYRDST-,T.-YF-A.,-t*elMnicheekly
redaktor
(Walking drag-line excavator, model ESh-4/40] Shagaiushchii ekska-
vator-draglain ISh-4/40. Moskva, Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i
arkhitekture. 1955. 70 P. (M.LRA 9:1)
(Excavating machinery)

GADZNVICH V.I.p lazhener, nauchi7y redairtor; REGAK, B.A., redak-tor;
I 1 0
14UL"Vy' tokhnicheskiy redaktor
[General mechanization of construction work; reference manual]
Kompleksnaia mekhanizateita stroitelir7kh robot; spravochnos
posobie. Moskva Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroitelletvu I arkhi-
tekture. Vol.2 tUrthwork] Zemlianye raboty. 1955. 527 pjMM 9:7)
1. Moscow. VoesoyuzW nauchno-ionledovatellskiy institut organi-
zatsii i makhanizateit stroitelletva.
(11arthwork)

ICH v. T.
V
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 35 - 17/20
AID P - 2128
Author Gadzevich, V. I., and Gugo, Ya. V.
.saw"
Title Soil-transporting machines (From foreign technical exper-
ience)
Periodical: Gidr. stroi.,~41no.3, 46, 1955
Abstract American excavators, trucks, trailers, etc. are briefly
described and their design and capacity are discussed.
Two American references, 1950-1953.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

GADZIVIC nauchny7 redaktor; TYAPKIN, B.G., redaktor Izdatel'stva;
redaktor izdatellotya; VOLKOV, V.S., takhnicheakiy
radaktor
[14rdraulic methods of concentrating and grading send and gravel]
Obogashchenie i sortirovka psalm i graviia gidravlichaskim spocobom.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit. i arkbitekture, 1956- 78 p.
(HLRA 9:12)
18 Moscow. Tnesoymnyy nauohno-iseledovateltakly institut organizataii
t makhaalzateit strottelletva.
(Sand) (Gravel)

GADZHAIZICIY I. To.., kand. tekhn. niguld
Basic !prerequisites for the proper use of irrightion syitems.
Tekhnijca Bulg 2 no.1:18-21 A 153.

GADUALSKI, TLIIA TS.
Selskostopanski kiddromelioratsii i vodosnabdiavane. 7ofiia7 "Nauka i
izkustvo.11 (Tekhnicheska literatura) Dgricultur-A-hydraulic
melioration and water supply 7 Vol. 1. L-19547
DA ITot in DLC
SO: Monthly List of East EurOFean Accessions 1"C', Vol. 6, no. 10, October 19' 5-7. Uncl.

W10-1--l"
GADZHAr,SXI P I. -r,
SCIENCE
Periodical: KHIDROLCGIIA I METEDROLOGIIA. No. It, 1958.
GADZHAIMI P I . Condition and necessity for reorganization of the hydrometric
network of the Bulgarian irrigation system. p.15
Monthly List Df East European Accessions (EEAI), LC. Vol* 8. No, 2
February 1959, Unclasse