SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOKHBERG, V. - GOKHMAN, M.

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RABUKHIF, A.Yo.; QOKIIBW, V.P.; DOBROKFOTOVA, MT.; MOROZOV-A, L.N.;
ITUTDOV, A.F. (Mos]-va)
Efectiveness of prolonged drug therapy for patients with fresh
forms of pulmonary tuberculosis. Klin.med. no.12,28-33 161.
(MIR-~ 15:9)
(VJBERCULOSIS)

SOKOLOV) N.V., kand.takhn.nauk; JIMLETKIN, L.I.; GOKII.HERG, Ya.A.IIn 711 . ;
KRASILIIIIKCFV, L.A., inzh.; DIUTRMV, V.M., inzh.
Production of rope wire with a heavy zinc coatii4,. Stall -92
no.4:368-370 Ap 162. C 11RA 15: ~ )
1. Beloretskiy staleprovolochno-kanatnyy zavod.
(Wire drawing) (Zinc plating)

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GOKITBLIT, A.I.
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CjOKi:LIIJTI I.I.
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YKICA llpr 2 :o1 121r itynic-lou may 59
I'100. FROE CENIALOGRAPHIC ( HARAC I Eid., 1 1( :, WAUM; :A P, F I' AN D
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11. E A V; A K E IN DOGS OF D I FI Eft E NT A(i E (I I wi s Ian I f- xG u e. It 1) 1 1 t
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1. 1, - 11YULL. EKSPER. B10I.. I MED. P)SH, 46 -, (30-35) :1
Every age period I,; characterized by definav frvquvnc~ -ampliluch, indiL vs of EhG,
(1,-pending on the condition of the W11111ai. In YOLIng a11111MIS tile biiSlt- VleCtrLC .11 -
tivit'; when the aninial is awake is characterized bv a rh~-tlim equal to 10-141 oer
svc. It corresponds to the future rhythinoftypv. CoMM(loOng from the age of 18
d;kys. th'. I-11%,thill m( r-rasedto 16-18 per sec.-while at .1 moriths it was 35-45 1wr tiuc.
Slo"-p 0 .... s not cause any signif-,cant changed; In the hioelectric activity of young
Impples. The first signs of the change of EEG it) sleep (ab compared to that while
the dug is awake) commence from the 18-20th day of the dog's life and are niani-
fested by the appcaranc,~ of stow oicillations of large amplitude. ~%hen the pappies
are 3 I-Tionths old, the typical EEG changes characteristic of adult animals appear
In sleep,

GOMIBLIT, I.I.; OHNIYENKO, I.A.
Demarcational difference in potentials no it of tile
changinf: condition of polarization of okeletual nusclo:-, in various
age periodo. Diul. eksp. Aol. i mod. 1.9 no.2:2i' I
:)-31 F 60.
(MIRA 14: 5)
1. Iz laboratorii vozrastnoy fizlolofil i patolo:TLI (:,a-;,. -
prof. I.A.Ars~~avsl~:iy) Instituta rorrodlnoy i poilclogie'l-le-Ilkoy
'Liziolo-ii (dir. - deyutvitcl'nTj- ciil~n X-11"ll S'33:( '!,:!. Ghernigcvskiy
AMN SSSR, Moskva. Predstnvlena daystvitel IT-, ~hig~nom AIM SSSR
V.V.PaTinym.
('11IMSCLE) (AGING)

--ac teris tics of electrical activ~'-~ o-- t`i- cf-rebral. cr~,. tex in
the n.-,vborn under v,~.rious Blul, nksp., biol i med. 52
no.8:12-17 Ag 161~ 5: 1)
-L, I-- labora-,orii vozraotnoy fii7,;oItt;il ~i
A,,Ar,,,~.avsl~iy) Inst'Auta zlonrai~ll-v
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(dir, Ilnyy claicln V.V.Farin) '.',ogkva,
Fred5tavlt~rla de-ft3tvitellnylra V3,11arinylli.,
El~_- B-,-I'AL GOXL,X)
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the d-~'-'.f-p ."'A f-:I ri P_tvr.~ ill :,cgs of
c.1 1 s nrrts. Tc r,: pi t j z'~A. AMN SSSR, '- 35-31 1 c4'
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GOMBOM,Ye.N., kandidm&VvMnIcheskikh nauk, dotsent; VFJ:SLIIR,V.)I.
nauk, dotsent.
Measures for improving the work of the PK-6 railroad crane. Sbor.
LIIZHT no.145:172-190 1~3. OURA 8:10)
(Cranes, cLerricks, etc.)

KOGidii, biber Ayzikovichi kand.tekhn.neuk;:QQMOM, Tevgshly Nommovich;
VEKSM, Vladimir, Karkovich;'"KHOTM. Boris Mildipylovich.
Prinimali uchastiye: FETROVA, T.I., ANANt "ENA, S.A.; TAW, K.K.;
BUTSKIT, A.M.; LOBOV, A.A. BOBROVA, Yo.N., to'din.n.,d.
LContainersJ Konteinery. Pod obshchoi rod. L.A.Kogana. RoOr-va,
Vaes.izdatellsko-poli,-,r.obl'odinento H-va pitui soobshclianii~i,
196o. 318 P. NIR-I 14:3)
Onilroads-Froight) (Containern)

GOMEB0,14, Ye.N., doteent, Imml.toldin.maWic; "KSLER, V.)(., dotsent, laind.
~ . - -.I------ -te-klun.--n-auk
Efficient parameters of flzt freight cars and containers. Sbor.
LIIZIU no.168:277-300 160. OLIRA 13: 10)
(Railroads-Preight cars ) (Containers)

GOKIMM, Te.H., kand.teklin.rAuk, dots.; MIMS11. P.T., innh.
"Establishing time standard8 for the mechanical loading and
unloading of cars" by A.V.Lenskii, Reviewed by B.Ii.Gok~jl~on,
H.T. Bartooh. Voot.TSNII M 19 no.1:62-6) 160,, (MIRA 13:4)
1. Lening-radskiy Institut inzhenerov zheleznodorozinlogo tr,:.kns'porta
imeni akad. V.N.Obrazteova i Tranaportnoye "PMv1Vn17e A-10111w, ad-
skogo soveta narodnogo khoz7ayutva.
(Bibliography-Londing and unloading)
(lenskil, A.V.)

Yev,-eniy

U-11SR Oonerai. wtil "oology - frw"ct"l
Ab2 Jour H-3f Zhu~- Biol., ~Io 6, 11"rell 1957, 1,[o 2-
~264
Author Golffielashvili
Inst On the Problem of the Stud~;ing of Cutworm '.!0-,11
Orig Pub Tr. Opyt. st. plodovodstva Ali !,,ruzSSR, 1956, It, 121-131
Abstract In Kartli fruit orchards the followin,~ cutworm motliz, tire
harmful: f4onima. (Taeniocampa) stabilis, 14. incerta, V.
and M. pulverulerta, Calymnia tratrapezina, Graphiphora c-iii~;mn.
and Scopelosoma satellitia. The most harmful of 4 Fp-2cio~i
of p. Tvlonima, develop in one ,-,enorntion, Wirltd!l' 1~1 ~L
L;tage widerground, preferably near a rootneck, nt ti depth ofL
5-15 cm. Me flig-lit of moths comes In the spring;. 'Die b.:!-
ginning of flight is at 50, the maximum of flight Is, itt 1,;".
After 6-17 days the moths deposit cggs in groups on stems ,irl
branches. The egg stage lasts 14-33 &iys. Then bf.rth of
caterpillars takes place du-,in-:,- the period when -4-1-
floreF,cence appears. The catf!rpillnr h-V't3
'llic catorpillars dovour bud,., ~;raall 'huds,
leaves Of fruit (of pear, :-,()Ur fi~id
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GC.)KHFF,AcA;VI!,T, 1~. 1). , Cand N-ol. 'Eci ol' tre sturly of
the most imcortant for:iis of stem borers in fruit ~r,!irdens and t~e test-
ing of measures of' attack against the pests unaer Lh~ conditions 01,
Kartli (Eastern Geor~-,ia)." Tbilisi, Geor~:ian Ac;ricult;ural Inst Press,
1960. 18 pp; (1-linistry of 1~,.Friculture ~P', Geolf2-ian Or.-iter of
Labor Red Banner Inst of' AclrLculture); 1l,,0 cop[e-q-, fvce; (KL,
146)

BAKHI'~RYV, A.P.; GOKHENSON, B.S.
Results of testing high-capacity W-70 caterpillar tractors, Trakt.
i sellkhozmash. no.1:4-6 Ja '58. 04IRA ll:t,)
(Caterpillar tractora)

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AUTHORS: Goklifelid, D. A.; Laptevskiy, A. G.
ORG: none
TITLE: A method for obtaining corrugations. Class 7, No. 171,6o-o
SOURCE: Byulletan' izobrn"' eriiy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 1b, 1.965, 19
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TOPIC TAGS: metalworking,' body of revolution, metal industry, corrugation
ABSTiLkCT: This Author Certificate presents a method for obtaining cornagatiom on
bodies of revolution. To insure a positive formation of corrugations in
practically any location upor the surface of a body of revolution, intensive
heating is applied at the proper location, while the adjacent zonea are simulta-
neously chilled. The heated zone is continuously moved along the s-arface of thEt
body of revolution to the desired location of the corrugations.,
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G(TICIT30,11)o D.A., k:-.rid. tokhr.... Yviuk; GRINITIKO, N.I., V.Y.,
In,/h.
stitic itrr,~is~is in cf ',Aqh powar
tractora. 5bor. ut, GHPI "57. (1,11RA ll-.L-,)
(S+r,3.in,3 ;ATid strt32;sBs) ( Tr ,^ t.:)i, o )

GUIMLiDO D.A., kand. tekhn. miuk.
, ,
ELA.stic-plastic condition off" di~-,k-o reinilting lxv~v;jn
Sbor. st. CIIPI no.11:48-5e 157. (JURA ~.1:4)
(Gas tili-bine disks)

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Y)Y(I
S/572/6 1 /0()O/(')07/002/c)o6
On the pos5ibility of ... D221/D302
pl;,.oticheskikh svoistv materialov (Calculation of Structures with Consider-
ation of Plastic Pruperties of Materials), GosstroyiZdat, 1954). Puring thle
analysis of the system shown in Fig. 1, four limit conditions of stress 4re
found. In the graph with the coordinates 6- and t, the above corresponds Ao
lines that bound the zone of possible elastic stateti. The insLanoej of cora-
bined effect of cyclic temperature and load action are of interest. The f3a-
me system is considered with additional load due to tenaile force P. The
graph of possible states is drawn then in three coordinates of ~T, 6 and t,
where 6 is the selfstressed condition; ()- is the stress produced Pby the
external load and t is the temperature. Fdr planes, two of which are para.-
llel and the remainder intersecting, form a wedge of the zone of possible
states. When 6- ~ 0, then the cyclic temperature effect on element 1 pro-
T3
duces an increarle of compressive deformation. The presence of constant ten_
sile stress causes an increase of deformation due to tension with each cyc-
le. The discussed compliance of the system subject to periodic temperature
effect and made with regard to the changes in yield limit with temperature
allowed the undirectional increase of plastic deformation Per cycle to be
revealed. This may also explain the causes of thermal fatigue on the basis
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11. A.
PHASE [ HOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6ont),
Nauchnoye soveshchaniye po teplovym napryazhunlyam v tlcmentakh tuvbomaqhIj1.
2d, Kiyev, 1961.
Teplovyye napryazheviya v elementakh turbomashin; doklady nauchnog v h i-
go So es cl
a n i y a , vyp. 2 (Thermal Stresses in Turbomachine Parts; Reports of the Sci-
entific Conference, no. 2). Kiyev, Izd-vo AN UkrSSR,11962. 174 p. 1800
copies printed. //
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk Ukrainskoy SSR. jnstitut mekhan~ki.
Resp. Ed. : A. D. Kovalenko, Academician, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR; Ed.
T. K. Remennik, Tech. Ed. : A, M. Lisovets.
PURPOSE- This collection of articles is intended for scientific workers and tur-
bine designers.
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T'hermal Stresses (Cont. ) SOV16085
COVERAGE: The book contains 18 ar,icli~s dealing Nvith investigations, connecti'd
with thermal stresses in turbine components. Individual articles discuss thor-
moolasticity, thermoplasticity, thermal conductivity, and temperature fields.
No personalities are mentioned. References accompany 17 article:3, 'nie con-
forence r"Cornmendt'd broadviling ill(' theorvtical and experiniental invostil'ations
of aorothermoelastic and avrothermoplagtic problems, thp dovelopment of inves-
tigations of general problems of the theory of thermoclasticity and thermor Ins-
t~city based on the thermodynamic principles of reversible and nonreversible
processes, the development of effective calculation methods for thermnl stresses
taking into account plaitic deformations and creep in thin- and thick-walled 11truc-
tural members under stationary and nonstationary operating conditions, the de-
velopment of experimental - r e search methods for thermometry and tensiometry in
connection with modern operational conditions of mechanical structures, and the
brroadening of investigations of problems in the thermostrength of structures,
especially of those operating under conditions of frequent and ahiu-p, temperature
changes.
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Savchenk,), V. 1. [Ki cv lnv(~stig:ition of Tht-t-nint Stre~,;!!tot, in Turhinc-
N-lachire Crmiponeiils by the Phof.oelasli~~ifv Mvillod 106
Dinerman, A. P. [NIoscowl. On thc Moch;l-nisni of the Effect of Arcelerated
Regimes of Tur-hine ')tactups or, tit(-- Fffic,ency of Tuchine -")i.',-k!; 117
c~Gokhfelld, D. A. j0j(-.jvaWj,sj~]. sonle Ile.5ults of the J."N1wriment'll Investigra-
tions of Adaptability to Thermal Influences 133
Vasil'chc-nko, G. S. [-NIoscovr]. Effect of the Radial Temperature Gradient
on the State of Stress of Turbine Dic~ks Onerating Under Creep Conditions 141
Fridman, L. 1. [Kuybyshev]. Or, the Pcoblern of Investig;,-ting ReOeated
Heating and Cooling 1,19
St,i~j,,wwv Prohlf-rn in Thermal ('(,whictivit for
il CoII,,-- 156
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AUTHOR"'- Gokhfel'd, D. A. (Chelyabins.,); Ye:-makov, P. 1. (Ghelyab-'nsk)
TITLI- Limits cX application of thicck-;ia"Led nonwiiformly heated pipes
SOURCE: Zhurnal Drikladnoy mekhaniki -J ---~"`-n-chaskoy fiziki, no. 3, '965, 1107-11c)
TOPIC TAGS: thick wall~~d P~,,, tub,2 strength, heated thick walled
pipe, high temperaturk) pip-i
jOSTR.;,CT: Based upon -~he. or in a Ithick-walled pipe zmd a tempera-
ture distribution 'tht? total stz-f2im d.is-tr'.bution due to
pressure and temperature -xas di-rlv,~d :1:.~ P (I (n, - q) 1 4) Irip
P + + q) [ t + 6 0 + In p)
P
p q) 114- 6 0 +
where k Ot P(i
q=110 (10 - S
I - k
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Assuming that the yield stres.3 remains oonstant wntil t b 11~1 c a IJ early
beyond this temperature, the Iises c-; ',Marion !~~,Lds to - V)
a-ij
k" - 30), + (39 -i~)' 4- (5~ -:s,)' %q6 In P)l
Combining the above equations, the ?q~~--,ior, ol' th~- surface under which she nl_ze
does not fail was derived, This fiurfac,~ %-iai-, found to have the shape of Ein ellipt-,c
cone. The outside radius of the pipe forms a cylinder in the m-p-q coordina-te
system so that all actual possib'~,, coneition-3 iuiier -.i-hich the pipt! does not If-ail
lie in the volxLme formed by the intersection of the cone and the cylLnder. orig.
art. has: ~ figures and 15 formulas.
ASSOCTATION: none
SUBLITTTED: 24Dec62 DATE ACO: 16Ju363 EM~: 00
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tor.perature, ii-old an,~ od,ornal load"
report prr--.-orftt~,l at, trr~ 2n,-. Aal-Un-nn Ccn~-re:3,~ --i Dicrrot`cal
C~-" 1,05cow, 2,," Jan ~.Cb

ACGMSION -,R: AT40,13332 S/2572/64/000/1) 10/0.1":;7/0147
AU"', ); Ynr7rako -I.
A EOR: Goldil'OP6, D. inical aciences v, P
TI T L F: Ad-iitability of thick-walled spherical vessels to the revurrent cffe~,tfl Of a
teniperatuce field,
SOURCE: R-,Ischety* na proclinost'; tuoretichcAiye I ekspcrImentaI'ny*yc lonledovanlya
prochno:4ti konsti ukttiiy, Sbornik stntcy, no. 10, 1961, 137-147
TOPIC T,--GS: recurrunt temperature Neld, i3tressed hollow sphere, hollow sphere, hollow
sphcirc yield jx)int, vinstic st-1tv diagTijn, wariable prcsf;urc
adaptabili!y problem, Variable temporaturc, "Idaptabi lily problein, hollow allherc
ABSTRACT: Tho vej--~)rt presents ,in nnalysis of the adaptability of a hollow sphere stressed
by iritcvnal pressure and stibjecAcd to recurrent thern);d influenc ~vs oxerted by the working
jj-,(.(jiujjj i'L cci!-jtjjjjjj, 11caLinv 111(l are, assunied to proceed at a relativcly slow rate,
hence therinal shock is not considerul. 'A"JIL, ~;ojutjojj (,ollgidorn tho effect of temperature
on Yield I.oint, other physical and inechanic-al characteristics beint," Lqsumcd constant in
VICW wr thi~ir rclntively Insignificant change with tempin-aturc. Operating with dimensionless
magnit-Av.,j and relating stre8sca, In part, to Values for Yield Iolni. at normal temperaturcn,
the authors develop basic equations for internal pressure i3tressen, temperature distribution
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ACCESSION NR: AP5009669 MV0l35/65j000/(YWs/O0W)/0005
621.791.011
AUTHOR: Gokhfelld D. A. (Candidate of technical sciences)
TITLE: The mechanism of strain accumulation under recuLreat effects of a
travelling heat source
SOURCE: Svarachnoye proizvodstvo, no. 4, 1965, 4-5
TOPIC TAGS: ~mgjdpd 2JM joint self hardening, travelling heat source, strain
accumulatiA pattern i~
ABSTRACT: The report analyzes the. reinforcement of' a pipe girth -weld by re-
petitive nonpressure heating of the Joint. A simplified approach, i.e. a sys-
tem of identical parallel rods representing the pipe area adjacent to the weld,
illustrates the feasibility of linear strain accumulating with each cycle in
re~,,urrent passes of a travelling heat source and 18 employed to clarify the
phenomena associated with the strain self hardening of the seam in welding. Orig*1
art. has: 2 figures and 17 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Chelyabinskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Chel.yabinak Polytechnic
--Tnqf-ftute)

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AUTHORi GokKelldl D. A. (Chelyabinsk)
ORG: none
TITILEt On the calculation of rotating disks in limiting states
SOUMBs Mashinovedeniye, no- 5, 1965, 76-82
TOPIC TAGSs yield stresaj ultimate strength, thermal strV53,
ABMAM A theoretical study was made to dot-ermine the limiting states of rotatijig
disks~ with failures occurring along the disk radii. The first; limiting speed is
obtained from equilibrium conditions and is given by
b
o,,h dr
P V + A-Fb)
hr*&;
-CF,b/po)", Pb=Nb.
where c1sT is the yield point stress. The second limiting speed is calcu.1ated for
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AUMOR.- Gokhfeltd, D. A. (Chelyabinsk)
ORG: none OLI
TITLEt Turbine disk strength during transient working regimes
SOURCE: Mashinovedeniye, no. 6, 1965, 0-68
TOPIC TAGS% turbine disk, turbine rotor, thermal stress, computer,, a1loy/
ETsVM Ural-2 computer, EIh37B n1loy
ABSTRACT: The thermal and centrifugal stresses which arise during transient opera-
tion of turbine disks are considered in order to provide a method for realistically
calculating the disk strength. The equations of stress are briefly fornulated, and
the two modes of failure, namely, local fatigue due to alternating sign plastic flow
and progressive destruction due to residual stress accumulationp are discussed in
some detail. An equation is derived for the limit curve in the p/po .. q/q0
coordinates (where jY PA116, is the loading parameter, and aEr'l " is the
temperature field parameter, and p0and q0 are reference values), and a sample mw"
is given for a plane disk operating under assumed transient speed and temperature
conditions. The author's previous work (K raschety vrachchayushchik1hoya diskov po
predellnoma sostoyaniyu. Mashinovedeniye, 1965, 110- 5) is ustd in the oxgumente. The
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use of two coefficients of strength margins one for local and one for overall dialt
strength, is recommended, and an example is quoted for an allq!j' aj7jjALak. Beonuse
of the large number of calculations required for obtaining the limit o0ve, the
equations were programmed for an LTeVU "Ural-211 oomputer. Orig. art. hags Is
formulas and 4 figures.
50 CCDE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 26Feb65/ ORIG REFt 008/ OTH REI?i 001
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1'~ ( 2)
AUTHORS: 5arski,7, B. C, L, I ~t
datle of Sciences; 5--yi;n*,-) e .,,I
of Mledical Sciences; ~Dnd Gold,fel',.', -E.'-'.
TTTLE --ert a4 n Fe ture -, of -2 ~ I
Da ". i t e s
PERIODICAL: Vovenno-inoditsinskiy
25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authbr bases his -f
200 case renorts of D5~tients s~fff
lie-patitis (hot~:In's
Pashutin, D. T u sh i n s k iYe V
JI
sinovskiy, A.S. 3erlTand, A.A.
Altul~hova, G.I. Bur(-,'-,. i nskiy,

..,ibov-' cll Tarlo, ~,.v. y
L
sinovskiy, G.I. AIIrl,~1-1-ova, ".~.Ye.
l'Iyasnikov, K.P. zak, I.A. Eskin~, Y-2.1'.

Pavlov, 0.1. lloise,.-ev;~ =:l
Fo trova,
Card 112 ca-ses ,vith ii~-,ufll or

:i(` V/1,7 "I
Certain Featu-res of t,ie Clinical Course of Ac7;~e
disease, in some L,~3-.ients a c e c
o',
,vic'-'s, wnereas in
~j ;rol- kD.Z
.-everse
aneosi-noplailia 1.,;,as obse-rved. D a c, 1-, --2 c. e: s
are -iven which :)r)i.nt 4 , ~,e 1,
in the :)eriod of the deve--o.-,~men-,
reaction which was accom,)anied b- :,,ronuunced ecsn~( -
11 . ---
philia, lympho- anti monopen-J. a :.-md in2rt,ased
Rela-,ses of acute 1. i
ne c a t i4tes of
racter are often caused by
tonsillitis. The aullhor JL7,,-~c,
nh-sicians seldom '.a! O"Int
I _:e i!luo
local focus on the :)atho,,,-enes-~~ of
and its relaDses so t'~at the iS n,Dt
ration-11. 7ie tbliinks a well i1l.:i I-,:'
suppurative foci in ~,he trl~,ilment 0 -Z, PPI)-
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Ant ill i -1:~ io. t,- -,t m(-,111 04 choit~~n F~ t, it"n, in cun,-. .-;II -jec. ts .
~6 no.11:1218-151 Y I~S
(CHOL-;M'-TIT-IS,
ir. yount;
molgr"Ititi, in "'Oung sujbe-~t

MRI'SHIYOV, J~ . ; COMFEMD, 1.
T-ananitting dutiep of teclinical cow-.nciln to oert4c,ns of the
~Icicntific technological nocinty. NTO 2 no. I lir 6o.
(wru, 13:6)
1. vovot- pervichnoy orgftniti,tali Natichno-el-hut-
skovo obghchestva zavoria "Bollshovik" (for 2.
Uchenyy sekretnrl soveta Nauchno-tolchniclinalcogo obahcholltva,
Leningrnd (for Gokhfollfl.
(Lenii4,rad,--Mnchinery industry-Tnehnological iriiiow~tloriE,)

S/05 6/62/043/00 1/027/05 6
B 104/3 102
A'jTHC).qS lleyman, N.,---Gokhfelld, I.
T 1 " L Solution of equations of the Chew-,Mandel3tai type
Zh-urnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 43,
no. 1(7), 1962, 161 - 181",
T T : '-'-e amplitude A(\,) of the interaction of neutral mesons satisfies
the equation
I A (0) +
V,-~V,-L v V, 11 A V--.-- v
I dv V"
v)--v; 11 1 A (Y") 'dv*
v
2 2
in the theory of Chew-Mandel3tam (UCHL-6728, April 1959). v cj q is
t'.-,e momentum in the c.m.s. The function A(v) i6 investigated in the
complex plane of V with the two sections -oD, -1) and 10; +co). I t i
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Sol"tion of equations of the ... B10,'f/'b'102
that )' ij limited for The equation onLy has a non-
o~;cillatint~ solution at infinity in the cases which have no pnysicai oenae
(--vher, the constant is negative). This result iii obtained from
t'he general properties of analytical functions and shoul(i be of some
zethodi-oal importance. There are 4 figures.
,kSSOCIkTION. TMitit,kt tt2oroticheskloy i cksperimentallnoy fiziki A.Kadezii
nauk SSSi (Institute of Theoretical and *Experimental
Physics of the kcademy of Sciences USSR)
SU3~11TT-'-Dt January 27, 1962
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GOKHFP-,LID, N.V.
Automati2ation of mine coweyer line!). Sbor.na-och.tri;d. r"HGI 5'.4'-()4
158. (MIHA 14:4)
(Conveying machinery)
(Automatic control)

MAYMIN, Semen Rafailovich; R 'LTAVA, Leonid Ivinovich;
- !K
dots., otv. red.; TRETIYAKOVIII, All., red.; SEMAS110, Yu. i.,
tekhn. red.
(Electric substations and networks in iftine surfloc(s] flud.-
stantsii i seti nn poverklinosti nidnikov. Khar'lcow, Izd-vo
Kharlkovskogo univ. 1961. 255 p. (`TRA it-~:'l 11
(E,lectricity in mining)
(Electric power distribution)

GOKHLM-, G.M. (Tashkent); ONELIN, N.N. (Tashkent)
Use of deep well pumps. 'Vod. i sari. t6l. no. 4:3,--3E Ar, '61.
(Kibray (U zbeki s tan) --Pum, ping niacldnory)
(Idater-Supply engineering)

GOOLER, G.S.
The shape of eggs of the tapeworm DiphyllobothritLm lbt,= in a fresh
preparation. Iab.delo 2 no.6:26-27 N.-D '56- Wa 9:12)
(TAPEWORMS) (EKBRTOLOGY)

ona-; vi.-Im-i ft

BIRYUKOV, D~A., prof.; SMORODINTSEV, A,A,, prof.; SELIVANT'l, A.A,P
kand, med,, nauk, starshiy naijcjjny-,~ sotl-udnik; IMIN, G.l.., kand.
med. nauk; PIGAREVSKIY, Me, dokto.r mmd~ nauk, GOIKH4EM~M, G.,
vrach
Grippe, Nauka i ~~hiznl 30 rio,,41~7.1 78 Ap lull, (mm"I
1. Direktcrr instituta eksperimentalinoy meditsiny AMIN SSSR)
Leningrad, deystviteltnyy chlen A3,91 SSSR (for Bir,Mkov).
2. Otdel virusologii Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsirly
AMN SSSR, Leningrad (for Selivanov). 3. Otdel p!ttologichtslmy
anatom-21A Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsiny MN. SSSR.,
Leningrad (for ll~in).
(DIFLUCIZA RESEARCH)

GOOMUTERY G.B. (Voskval
Sallita-r,y education as a part of ideological work. IP~.:dld i akush.
28 -no.l--2(--30 ja'63. (MIDA i6::7)
1. L; TSentra.11nago inAittita s,!Lr;itarno:?o pro.zir..L.-lic1~0niya.
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(fEAI;PH ED 7ATION) (CO',.:~'UTIST EDUCATIO)

TsSli/Mr-dicine - Antibiotics %ULr 51
A IMqn ass e in 41 - 1901) " G, V, GoMilerner
"glin Died" Vol XXLX, No 3, pp 15-16
Fev.iews life and'activity of Prof V. A. 14r-nassein, who
ar.--ording to author discovered action cf antibiotics
and applied newly discovered principle practically.
C i r es baper, "On the Relation of Some Bacteria to
Penicillium Crustaceum and the Effect oT Some Agents
~)n the Development of the Latter" by !,'u-na-zsein
60, s
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GOULERNER .7 G., vrach
Al~out salt, Nauka i zbizn~ 29 no,',W76 S ~62,
(1111RA 15:1,C1
(SA.L'I IN THE, BODY)

GOKHHAN, A. I. (Kiijyv)
Clinical UBO of a poroun rubber sponga, a riew alloplast. Vrach.rielo
no.12:1337-1339 1) '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Khirurgichaskoye otcialeniya (z~jv. - A.I.GoViinon) Vtc-rciy Podollskay
bol' nitsy
(SUIV,i;RY, PIA6TI(;)

AUTHOd
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me thod of - s i ut~111,11, i t i w i t It t 11 11 f, I i: I c%
PCI t~ 10 1) 1 C k I, i-1,11 11 i n o ~i t 1-o,.,*(!11 1 0 , lit)
TEVT : rn O,h k,r, t tit, f-i t)%,- or tit i rie, i I, l. i i i , i i '-.ii t I
of: pro C i I k ~ _-i , ! t i .-; 1~;silrlt-d Hl~l I, t I w I ~ 1- o C i 11, C o 1 1- 1 v , 1
~:,7 t r e , till 1 illp I'll t,wo h r,m c hi nk, po i r i t s , o n f, f~ i j 1 1 x i i, i: I i e I i u r
Lit di.scli irge o I,- i k r o I 1 1! 1 e r o f, i 1. e i. S o L (, I 1 1, l l I T!-. e f f- e
o C t I i e w, i - o f i I e o ti L 11 e Cl oi 1~ L* S I r eS 0 Tl t ed ~i!. I 1. 1) (1 1-, i, I C-. L V I - V
cori-ideri-iig it to coiiLiin sin!Tul-iri ties , mv.ielv curLs (.)f' y a 11 d
s o Ll r c c s a n d s 4 ii ks o C (I . The -~um o f' t lip i it t I'll !Z i 1, L (! 5~ o I- A I I t ho
.,;;i_ rl s r
i s eqii~i I t o the c i i c u1 ~i t _i oil which slioul-~l 1,e V
introduced into the flov.- 1,N - the profile and tit(, swi, of' the
intensities aj- all sources and ~4inks is z e r 0 . For cc,1111,0111AMCe,
tile sin~,-ulari.t-i,cs --ire loc~lted along a lille ol, hill~'Hl
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w I i e r e .9 is the di.st,mce almi-, t !I (-. I i !I.-, C
in I e t S L /2 1 11 (1 :1 L ( I i ~~ c 11,1 1-,: ~4 hi-I- o
r equ irevien t tha t I- _~; incorrec L i 11 U i,TIC. 11) 1 0 11.1 1 C tl A I".- I i
line of Sill-ularitit~s (ref'er., -(1 tu i~; Lhe of -.A-,(~ r o f L i,~
which StLites --hat there is 11C flow t.111-ol-IF-11 an', Clo ')o:irit on the.
line i . e . 1q,11 + li- ,r,111 -. 0 (see ri ,,~ . I , v.-here 'd,', C, . 5 t I I!,d
W,'I' = 0 5 (1 111*0 li,vill'i I ve I oc i t I !~, COFFO~41)oll,lill~- Lt, I'llo 1"ol-" I I I
and rear sidei3 oC Cie line. III pl-~,vious vl-,~rl~ A t a as!zlil~le(!
that the sum of the sources mc! heing z r it- I nc-ce~~arv
and sufficient condition for the existence o, a cloned S-re,mli ~11-:!
round the framework. It i-s shnv' -11 that this i~F, c r roil . The
idea stems from the belLeC th.i t i t I S possible , a broa1z,
to extend the fr Llw _-~treaml_iiic Le,i(lm,o -L-3-c.;:! A
to point K (see Fig.2) I thus divi.dill", the 2. .1 worl-ill.~-
and rear cavitios without Clow thro""CII rrml oilo to thf.
The irticLe shows Ch.it thi_-, I--; not ~hlo 11141 th it till-I
a flow of 111,1(;llitude 4n QX In deri-vin,- .i(?;; r,,ce~z~icv .111(l
sufficient corlditions Cor tho ex~~:tc-ce of- I C!c!zp:' ;f coa:!12 ine
round the fra~~Iel;ol-k, the 1110,111111:- ()f, t1lo tc-r-~
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C.1 I c I[ I k t. i oil t. f- I t - o w . I." I') I I/1-111 -,:-)
~~ o t. it I t, i t c it 5; 11 t. 0 ~4 I s .-, c o li o F T, I I e I iric. ('11 ~,~lj ch till,
s i n vji ]-;t r ~ t j. e s ~i I- n di s t. r i 1) 11 t e ind oil -,.-It i ch I f- 1. ow t. h r, t i i: ii i
OF s I !I v 1, o i rl t, , in Coil L t -,I t t o t11 e 1, v ov j oll'-1 , I I kill
I'll (I ft (2111" c 11 d i " i oll liell ~ It, t, ",I 1 5; e r i e S o I' c on 11" C L 0 117'
shou L (I ~~a i Ch;i p I .-:~7.in 1 .9 cond.i. ti on lia t, y = 0 '.,-11 en x 1 00
2) ; 1 1, c) i n t s c) t t r c c 1. o c I t e ( I ~ I t illin poi i I t, x - 1 .00 ~Aioli I d In
ill L C i I s i, L V U C Q~~ > '-' I\ Q,
o : t 11; ('11 (lilt
or I d he - t- o t 11 c po 11 t
tall'-or,ti.il to i t s e e i I s i on X1 > 1. 00 i-li ~!vovy point j, -1
t h e

Q*
-2 q lW~d AQ, > 0. ~ 7)

I0 t!le, stin of 111 sollrcn~z 111(1 sell',,-; is 7 1- ro dc-liote 1~%-
X', I - C12 the cc)c)t-,'i,,l ite of t;l,-- p0irit ol- intorsect ion of zlie
taml~ent with the e~.Lcnsion at c!Jsc1l,-ll--e from cm'~, :~I' t1le )rmlclle,2~z
bifllrc~l to(! a t p'.) i 11 t K of t!i(- st-roamline. Ind Q
t 1) .~ CI ov.- t Ill- ou,-,!,i t 1 1 i , e, t (~n 5, i m I , 1: 11 "1
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I i:r ibll 1, (' 'l I c n i ri% s i ri I]I-- r e ~- i ri x 3, 00
S~lould a~"ree 1..-i th tl~'t_ ~ condition x 0. 111 h" c ho
first terni of Eq. (1) i_, wilt r
i t' iF, po';~z ikl" to I - lior, t:l;, !~lj t- Ol.til TA 1~z
nf it i i c 1,
s a F 11 i c A I 1 1. '11,11 i t !1,1(, Ilid
ZL~ Q-
Ill pra c i C.X A L I ~~ c o: I,,- I I to evo I 11. 1 t I., h- 1-;I I
of Overflow throll:-11 the t t I r. p u, i rl t'
5 (' r i e E
Ci C 2 + C x
0 r I.; it i c It t 11 c c (1,-. 1, c ~ C' I I t 11 o I k I c o r F 1) 0 11 (1
c, x r) r (! s s e d lj,., E (I I (:)I... s t 11 c 0 o a 1~ I I J'a f ii, r ;I
Iii -h hea d t%ial ro t or t ur!) im, runno r rid ~i lirr. di.1 -Ver
the propile. Tili.:, 1 1'tiljll!~ I
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IrY, I
Calculation of' a stra Lglit. row ... E I.
~ A = 1.00 ~dii~cli ~,Jves I le!~I; prol'i h-
obtained without consideration of' Cie in,-le (,f' it T] I e
discli~i rge pa r t a f t lie prof i Ic -i- s le he-i vi I -- I o~i w-1-i-i-ch Shcu Id
reduce tile tendencv t CI,,- i t~i t i oil T I I e III o I, ho, I 'i I,!; c I.
,3 u i ta 1) 1 e r 0 r I I ~,~ 4-. ~n , th, hi .11
turbi.ne-9 1711(~re 'Are "i -.111-os
F i 1 upr-i~Tht :I:~i(l of
I)ody proCiles.
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ur, . f)
TEVF The im, t i ()n t :;im c h, i To i ii o 1 .1, i 11) v t! t e
c to .1 cul-v(! in a (till rhei)noinowz -qjI,ocv
which the energy h,is the form
T d L,2 . . . . n+1)
with metric tensor .xt v,ich point of' whicti the tangent
vector ,at is C i c ~4 it of iridepend~rit nonlinear equations
in the con!~tra:Lnts.
.geriera I ized VC I 0C I t I V --j I r o T) r 1) -4 e n t i n tht
Geometricaliy, the tho-ory of these mect-anic,)l i)-;tem-s can be
constructed if with the Cield oC local f'orce iii-!;urfacems
c o r r e s p o n d i n g t o t h e c (, ri -9 t ra i z i t ~4 there i .4 a .9 ~s o c i a t e d A f- i v I d of
local forc (- hypers tr i ps 11 3 f i (, I (I t It o o r .y co f 1 r) ca I hyp e rs t r i v) s
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w,~.s c on s IL r ki c t
n o 9 5 111,1 a c0ll~,*, ~diral)Lo p.--,rt tLi!, j~q
devoted to ing tite tli,-ory . ("!I
riiotion of a point. in 'i ~11+ 11 .hi~ll iull , q -1~.
is used as ~ ~tart,,!i~,* p0 i~ii t th'.9
Statf--q t Ilil t Lt)F~ [) r o - i f2C t i (-),I C, Z' I, I CC 4~ i-;% t )(,I 1 1, (!(, f. or on t h
tangerit J) I CA 11 e L o t I -. (-, , )zi- r ro n t u r C,i c - i s jua I t o t i~ e r, r c t i r
of the forct, vecfor- ,zi tho 'Fli.- erjll,~-, iorw --I'
f o r- the , v,, t t,,!,: a c , i o r 1 v, - I ~, 4 1 1 11 w-in t im i t t 1~ , I a t i all
c,111 be o b " I i 11 i. , ! , I- t I [I ~, ", r, (;:I! " 1 ". I I ., - 114! r t-, 7 11 1-.1 Il C ~ I I
the pres en L c ozi t e -..zt r. a t t ii, t t ~t c. - r, t .-i i n f ~ i n c r jon I f~
acceleration 1- 1 !Lz t h I ",I t VO i !I L' .
ASSOCIATION; ~.-..Ara tov,~? iy 1 1, - tvellrlyy i. t '2't
i;r, . ,, . (-~ . C 11 1-- 11QV ~z ~,o~ro k Sa r-i t ov S I t t - I'll i ve r!~ i t y
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ACC',"SSTOIT 'N-R: AP4018047 S/0140/64/0()0/001/0028/0039
AITTIHOR: GOdmian, A. V. (Saratov)
TITLE: Geometric interpretation of the motion of a va-riahle masa mechanical system
SOUPCIE: IIMZ. Matematikat no. 1, 196,1, 26-39
TOPIC TAGS: variable mass mechanical system, scleronomous holonomic syijtem,.
nonholonomic relation, transformation of parametera, geometrization of mechzuiical
system, liemann space, covariant tensor, rheonomic space
ABSTRAI:T: Thp author proposes a geometric interpretation of' the motion of a system
with maas dependinC on time, and of the position of the system as a point of unit
mass in a space which is a special case of so-called rheonomic 2pace. Geometric
interpretation of the motion of a mechanical system consists of conatructing a
.geometric space for it (an n-dimensional manifold on a definite otructuxe), the
equations of motion of a point of which coincide with the equations of motion of
this system. The geometric space must be such that the allowable transformations
of its coordinate systems correspond to the allowable transformations of the
parameters characterizing the motion of the mechanical system. Then the equations
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~of motion of a point in this space, described in tensor or another invariant form,
,will be invariant with respect to transformations of the parameters of -the system.
Orig. art. has: 62 formulas.
ASSUCIATION: none
;SUBMITTED: 12Feb63 DATE ACq: 18Mar64 ENCL: (Y)
SUB CODE: AI NO REF SOV: 011 OTHER: 013
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ACCESSION NR: AR5009490 S/0124/631000/0031)~Vdu~vd ~jj
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mekhanilta, Abs. 3V323
AUTHOR., hmjn
A. V.
TITLE The geometry of beam. column st4tico
C-' SOURCE- Tr. molodylth uchenyl-h. Sarat
Vyp~ irkii:dill~,
T
1964 11-18
1 TOPIC TAGS: beam column balance, differential g(iometry, dit'n, ri;id
TRANSLATIOD: Equilibrium equations for a thin rod'-with v4lria~b:11.4 Ifile-4 r il 'and
torsional rigidities, produced by a diotributed toomeatary lode W e 1.1~t rprated
from the standpoint of diEfdrential geometry. Conditions GrO 91 imn .1164, r~Whicb
the equations of equilibrium for a thin rod coiri~ide. irith the iM Witi-01
1 the unit velocity motion of a unit maso point in a four-d1merjs!L6il q4ai i.rheono. f: j
mic space. Bibl. with I titles, L. Tolokormikov
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:AUrHORt Gokliman, D. B. ; Feygin, V. L.
.TITLE: A device for coriperisating for axJal stres:3cs It) t1urboninchines. Mass 111,
No. 1", 321
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;SOURCE: Dyiulleten' izobreteniy i tovarny'lli zna~nv, nc.. 15, 196,5, *,5
TOPIC TMIS : q-ial sLrt~os compensation, gas turbiw_,, cotr~pressor, I.abyl-in"h packing
'ABSTRACT: An Author C-rfiCi,at- has boen for a device C-.)r comperisating for
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.axial stresGes in turblOmachines, e.g., gas tilrbincs and compr,2s~scrs. 'ni-2 device cein.-
itains a balancing piston and end packing which, with the casing, t'-Drmis --It) intermediate
Tavity filled with the working medium which is drained off into a lowe r-rre s sure area.
increFLse reliability and to simplify the design, the piston Is sect[onalized in t lie
;form of several disks serving as the components of "he radial labyrinth packing mounted
Ion the shaft end. Within the baBing, a shaped fitting is rigidly iiiount-d over the
inlet to the labyrinth packing, thus forming a ctivity wf.thin thL p1ston,for fnedfinq
the working viedium (see Fig, 1 of the Enclosure) . 01-1g. art. lv~,S: 1 -figure. (]J13
ASSOCIATION: - Tsentral'ny-y kotloturbinniry institut im. 1. 1. 11olzurove. ~,Central 1304ler
VUrbine Institutel.
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GOKHMAN, I.I.
Materials on the anthropology of the ancient population of the lower reachea
of the Selenga River. Krat.soob.1nBt.etn. 20:59-67 '54. (MLRA 7:6)
(Selenga Valley--Man, Prehistoric) (Kem, Prehist.oric--Selenga Vallay)

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ZATTS"V, Khnim Pinklm-mvich; VAGIMPUM, Abrnm Ijl~L!IIC0VJCh; GIOUR01, I.S.,
red, ; Dit. ')Tfl:VSKIY, Ya.I., red.: K:1")RSKAYA, Ye.S., j-"d.imt-va:
ISLMITI P.G., telchn.red.
[Orr,Rnization and pl~inntnp of optirations in iintolling phlits]
Organt-mtsiia I nlanirnvitnie proizvodstva nit aglomvratsionnrkh
fnbriknkh. !,~)!O-vn, Gos, nrtuchno-tnl-hn.ii,.d-vo Ilt-rv po chlu'lloi
t tiv-~tnoi riptallun7ii, 1c)59. ~04 p. Oilli, 12.-1)
(Sintorbil,)

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USSR/Physics - Photoelements, AgS M,,Lr,iAPr
"Some Techrical Applications of the Silver-Sulfide
Photoelements FESS-U," Ye.G. Miselyuk, M.B.
man; Inst of Phys, Acad Sci Vkrainir,n SSR
"Iz Ak Nauk, Ser Piz" Vol XVI, No 2, pp '227-229
Authors developed a photo-relay for remote control
of safety equipment for presses with half-open
dies and for automatic equipment cutting clay
masses for production of ceramic objects.

MISKLYUK, 7.(%; OOKiIMAII, M.T3.
Pliotomlm.ctric nutom
, 41tic blocking, devicm, 'or pr !!.9 with pen
and hrilf-open F13,13-1 dims. Avtomtyka no.I: (MLRA 10:5)
1. Inqtitut fiziki JVI URSR,
(Autommti(, control) (Pnwnr p-aasng)

GOKIN,dI, M. L.
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-le-pliagn motors ar;) r0q, Iri!d for
of energy when alternatir4; ciirront Is used. SI-371~.i tol)l-
tiw,p. ~ no. 9: 16-17 3 '59. (KIRK l-,:,?)
T. ltukovoditoll brigady
(Electric railway motors)

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