SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRAVE, NIKOLAY ALEKSANDROVICH - GRAYEV, M.I.

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- . , KACHURIN, Sergey Petrovich,
POPGV, Aleksandr Iosifolurich
"Characteristics of relief development in distribution areas of frozen rocks in
Northern Eurasia"
report to be submitted for the Intl. Conference on Permafrost, Purdue Univ,
Lafayette Indiana, 11-15 Nov 63

GRAVE, V.I., kand. teklm, nauk; GRAVE., V,A., inzh.
Evaluation of the magnetic fields of permanent magnets. Vast.
alektroprom 34 no.6:6&,69 Je 363. 0141RA 16:7)
(Magnets) (Magnetic fields)

KOREY,911A.? M.M.; SAFOZHNIKOV, R.M.; SHUMSEY, P.A.~ &4.Aor
geogr. nauk, otv. red.;-a'tAVAE, AII.A.p doktor geogr. nauii,,
otv. red.; FEDOROVA, G.N., red.; EHILING, N.V., red.
[Suntar-Khayata] Suntar-Khaiata. Moskva, 1963. 2 v.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdeleniye. Institut
merzlotovedeniya.

iGF&B.9 _P4 A., Yakutsk
"The geographical landscaper. of the North and the latest and recent tectonic
movements."
report scheduled to be presented at the 20th Intl Geographical Cong, 6 jul-
11 Aug 64) London.

.GRAVE,_j1_.,A.; doktor geogr.nauk; GAVRILOVA, M.K.; GRAVIS, G.F.;
KATASONOV, Ye.1-1.; KLYUKIN, 11.K.; KOREYSHA, M.M.;
KORNILOV, B.A.; CHISTOTINOV, L.V.; TORFUNOVA, Z.A., red.
[Collection of articles] Sbornik statei. Moskva, Hauka,
No-14- 1964. 140 P. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Mezhduvedomstvennyy komitet po
provedeniyu Mezhdunarodnogo geofizicheskogo goda. IX razdel
programmy MGG. Glyatsiologiya.

AVSYUK, G.A.; GRAVE,_H.A~.
The 13th General Assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and
Geophysics and the Symposium on the Results of the International
Geophysical Year in the U.S.A. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. no.1:113-122
Ja-F 164. (MIRA 17:3)

MELO.NIKOVS p1l., G"I"USi N.A.
Triiji'l and ways of stud-.,Ing rocks frozen for many years as a gerig-raphiml
pb~nomenon. Dokl. Inst. geoe. Sib. i Nill. Vost. nc,6:10-15 '6L,
(MIRA --18?20)

PESCIWISKIYp I.S.;
AVSYUK, G.A. GRA Oj KOTLYAKOV, V.M.;
TUh*SKgl7&... "Gi
S K.
[Report on research in glaciology, 1960-1962; presented
to the International Aasociation of Hydrology and the
International Snow and Ice Commission for the 13th General
Assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and Geo-
physics] Soobahchenie e nauchnykh rabotakh po gliatsio-
logii, 1960-1962 gg.; predstavliaotsia v Mezhdunarodnuiu
assotsiatsiiu nauchnoi gidrologii i Mezhdunarodnuiu ko-
missiiu snega i L8da k XIII Generallnol Assamblee Mezhdu-
narodnogo geodezicheskogo i geofizicheskogo soiuza. Mo-
skva, AN SSSR, 1963. 109 p. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Akadeiniya nauk SSSR. Mezhduvedomstvenriyy geofizicheskiy
komitet. 2. Predsedatell sektsii glyatsiologii Sovetskogo
geofizicheskogo komiteta (for Avsyuk). 3. ByurL sekUli
glyatsiologii Sovetskogo geofizicheskogo komiteta tfor Grave,
Kotlyakovp Peschanskiyp Tushinskiy).

3'--,3c';9 Planironaie i Uchot So:. cstobaostji V Dcoo_ shch'Anylh. Lcs I Stop' 194,111
c. 57-6h
So: Leto-is' ZhurnalInyki,. Statuey Vol- 34)
I VIKSBOONOT, V. U.

GRAVE, P., kandidat tekhmichokikh mauk.
I __
Nev demign for track@. Zhel.der.transp. 37 se.4:69-70 Ap 156.
(Railroads--Track) (MMA 9:7)

GRAVE, P. S. Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "alie Epileptic Crepuscular
-tkj C- of
States inNJudi cial-P sychiatrio Climi-4m. Riga, 1957. 21 pp 21 am.
(Second Mos State Medical Inst im I. V. Stalin) , 300 copies
(KLV 17-579 991)
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, _Y,,I.,.knnrl. tekhn. n-alik; GRAVES R.A., inzh.
Gj~~YE
Evaluation of the magnetic fields of permanent magnets. Vest.
,elektroprom 31+ no.6-.66-.69 Je 163. (MIRA 16.7)
(magnets) (Magnetic fields)

q~ln,.Y.I,,,,kand. tekhn. nauk
Harmonic components of residual stresses in some induction
pickups of servosystems. Priborostroenie no.12:18-19 D 165.
(MIRA 19:1)

DEVISOV, M.T.; ~OA-Wl~jj V.K., zootekhnik; hECHIPORUK, L.P., red.;
DEYEVA, V.M.p UiE-.red.
[Animal husbandr7 on our collective farm]Zhivotnovodstvo nashego
kolkhoza. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1962. 70 p. (MIM 15:11)
1. Predsedatell kolkhoza "Sarkanays Cktobris", Latvia (for Denisov).
(Latvia-Stock and stockbreeding)

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AUTHOR: VAlbis Ya. A.; Graveris, V. Ye.; Rachkot Z. A.
ORG,. None
TITLE:, Moinescence of: localized. exciton-like excitations in alkali halide crystals
~56port, Fgurteenth Conference on Luminescence held In Riga 16-23 September 19657
EnE
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiyal Seriya fizicheakaya, vo 30, noo 4, 1966, 661-663
TOPIC TAGS: crystal phosphor, luminescence, alkali halide, potassium bromide,
luminescence center, exciton, mixed crystal excited state
ABSTRACT: In the case of real alkali halide crystals containing intrinsic and/or
Impurity microdefects there are commonly observed secondary absorption bands on the .7
long wavelength slope of the first "true" exciton band. Presumably the absorption
gives rise to pseudolocal excitations in the vicinity of microdefects; although not
unlike excitdns 'iq these excit6tions lack mobility and are therefore referred to by
the authors he ocalized exciton-like ekcitationB". There have been several studies
of such and similar excitations, but 'little attention has been given to the subsequent
fate of these exciton-like excitations. To determine whether (and If so under what
conditions) the near-impurity excitations give rise to "intrinsic" luminoileenco It Is
nocessary to use ions that form such. excitations but do not themeelves have eloctronic
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transitifts in the frequency region of Interest. Alkali metal ions are suitable
Earlier the authors. studied specimbns of the !Mr-KeDr system with less than I moie
percent of the second component. It was shown (Ya-A.Valb1s, Optika I spektroskoplyat
20, No. 6, 1966) that introduction of the impurity (No) tons gives rise to now
luminescence bonds under x ray and optic stimulation. Similar results have been
reported by other investigators for CsI crystals. It was assumed that the impurity
produces D absorption bonds; these are located close to the strong exciton absorption
bands and hence are difficult to detect. -Comparative studies were carried out on
KBr-NaBr and Mr-Ki mixed crystals; further comparison was made with the data on KBr
with anionic vacancies, as reported by R-Onaka and I. Fujita (Quantit. gpectrose.
Radiat. Transfer, 2, 599, 1962). These systems are characterized by similar excita-
tion, luminescence and temperature quenching curves. This indicates that the same
mechanism obtains In the all theme system * The author Is grateful to IeK.VIto1
for guidance In the work. Orig. art hast .2 figures,
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GRAVERS-,, V.K.,, zootekhnik; GORSMv U.S., nauchriyy o.otrudnik
4.5 per cent of fat In an average milk y1eld of 3852 kilogram
from a herd of 585 cows. Zhivotnovodstvo 23!'Oo.6%.45-0 Je 161.
(KMA 16t2)
1. Kolpos "Sarkanays Oktobriew, TSesisakogoi ~Yona, Latviyskoy
SSR (for Gravers). 2. Vesesoyuzn" institutlOonomild sel'skose
khoVaystva (for Gorskin).
(Lat"a-Dairy cattlo)

GRAVES Andrey Fedoro-vich- KEHIS, S.I., otv. red.; SUROVA, V.A., red.
~ tekhn.red.; ALADOVA, Te.I., tekhn.red.
9 .
[Planning and analyzing costis in coal mining] Plantrovanie i
analtz sebastoimnstl na ugollnykh karlerakh. Moskva, Ugle-
tekhizdat, 1958. 135 p. . (MIRA 12:1)
(Coal mines and mining-Costs)

J
EXCERPTA YEDICA ioc 18 Vol 4/1 Car"Jov:.,5. D45- j5Lr,
_191. The effects of brief sleep upon tile plethysmogram of hypertensive putienti
tketul soninuhii de scurtt. dur.1til, asupra pictimitogrimi(A la I 11.
aud GRAV -ILESCU S-.Cji.11. 1. Med.,Titnkoara Med. intermt 195S,
03W- , TFJ) Crap- ris !) Tables I
i~ plethysinographic study was made of 20 patient., in variomi stagcs 44 hypent'll-
mon, and the results were compared with thow in (; licalthy control Subje,eti. Thr
plethyiniogram show modificitions, during physiological in jmtivnt~ with
early stages of hy1wrtension the oscillations (Its *
aI)Iwart-d and rvaplivarcd after %v;tk-
ing, whervas in thost! with advanct-d stages (It '011 it wa,; v,~;Irtlv thk. Othol,
Wav rb~lntl. hudulre't '(XVIII, I;)

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AM ?HASZ I BOOK ZXPLOVIATIOW
Yeesoyuznyy watematichookiy *'yozd. 3rd, Nose", 1956
TVUdY. t. 4z Kraticoye toderzhantys stictsionny1cm dokladav. DOkl&dy
Inogtrannykh uch4rnykh (Transactions or the 3rd All-Unl= Mathem4-
t1cal Conference In Moscow. vol. 4. Summary of Sect.',c.L* Reports.
%*parts of Poreign Scientists) Moscow, 1xd-vo AM SSSR,
24T.P. 2,200 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencyt AkiLdenlya nauk 333R. Matesatichookly Lr=Itut.
ftdh. 8d.: . G.N. Shovenanko; Sditorial board; A.A. Abramov. 7.O.
Soltyanskly, A.M. Vasillyaw, B.V. Xadvedev, A.D. Kyahkis, S.M.
51kol-skly (Keep. Nil.), A.G. Foutnikov, Y-4. V. Frokhorcv. t-&.
tZb0low, F. L. Ullyanov, V.A. Usponskly, N.G. Chatayevo 0. T*.
Shilow, and A.r. Shirshov.
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second part contains the text or reports submitted to zz,* editor
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ontlat did not submit a copy of hls paper to the ed1tcr-, the title
Of the Paper to cited and, If the paper was printed in a ;~rwvlous
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math*matical logic and the foundation* or maths~Atlc3, x= tmo
history at mathematics.
"eyev, A.S. (Laningrad). On one exact solution of a --=m-
412
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YEVSTIGNEV, V. B.; GRAVILOVA, V.A.
Pheophytin
Comparison of spectral properties of chlorophyll and pheophytin
in various solvents. Dokl. AN SSSR 85 no. 5, 1952.
Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

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TITLE: Addition and subt7,~action phasemeter fdr_inrrared freq~Lepcy.. Class 21,
No. 1871148 (announced by the All-U-n-ion Scientifi(:-.,Rc9e&rch Institutle of Metralo
EY
im. D. I. Mendeleyev (Vsesoyusnyy nauchno-issil.edovatel skiy institut metrologii)
SOURCE: Izobreteniyq, pronVshlennyye obraztsy, to~rarnyye %naki, no. 20, 1966, 77
TOPIC TAGS: phase measurement, electr*'c test 'equip :ht
Me
ABSTRAC`0 : An Author Certificate has been issued ~br.an addition and subtraction
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reference voltage. The aLU--nuator6 are connected -itt -tile oumnator input, and the'
sumaaltor output is coupled to a measuring converto~r- which in turns is loaded by
a recording unit. To increase accuracy and to reduced measurement time, the
circuit shown in Fig. 1 is proposed. Orig. 'art. J~ps: 1 figure.
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AUT11016i, Grnvin, O.N., Galalfhova, 0.1,. ai)r.1 F%oltiI., Ye.D.
T I'l 1, E Or. of theritial converters at infra-low
l7rerillencies
PERIODICALi lzi.:eritelInnya tekhnika. no.6, ]~)O:~,, 31-34
T E-'.,.T Po!;sible -a,,).,ilicatioits of thernoelectric devices at
frQquencids beloi.; 0.5 cPs have not been adequately ex-plored. The
aili
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frec-menci6s. Cil-ClOtS are su~-~,-ested for: 1) tbe determination of a
" phase aifference betieen two i
,jrG alternating currents, 2) the
indicationtdf the fzict Viat two currents are exmctly in phase, and
3) deter.-Apation of t-he current and voltage amplitudes. T^hese
circuits 4re r,-s -ectlively shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 3. Ln the first
case the si:Enal rccorL'odl by rl contaIns an a-1terrinting component
Whose ampjiturie is proportional to the difference from the 900
phase-shift, bet*ween the currents i 1 and i,. Thn ana3ysis is'
!-,articttlarl~ Li,.!!-,%le wl-,en the two, convertei~s are identical. ITh en
they are 44 iaentical, oxic of them has to be sijitably shunted. In
-Lile s nd.citse the two alerients are connected in opposition and
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GRAVINVO.N.
Use of infralow-frequency thermocomparators. lzm. tekh. no.12:
34-37 D 163. (MIRA 16:12)
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GRAVIN, O.N.
Measurement of the effective values of current, voltage, and power
at infralow frequencies. Nov.nauch.-isal.rab.po metr. VNIIM no-43
&13 164. (MIRA 1823)

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AUTFIOR:* Bezikovich, A. Ya.; Gravin. 0. N.
TITLE: Investigation of multielement thermoelectric converters
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metrologiya i izmeritellnaya tekhnika, Abs. 10. 32.798
REF SOURCE: Tr. in-tov Gos. kom-ta standartov, mer i izmerit. priborov SSSR,
82(142), 1965, 112-116
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TOPIC TAGS: thermoelectric converter, extreme low frequency, multielement
converter
ABSTRACT: The results of new experimental investigations of multielement
thermal converters are discussed. Relationships are derived by means of which it
is possible to determine the frequency error of thermoelectric devices in the
e%treme 1-f range on the basis of volt-ampere characteristics and time constants
of the converter. A bibliograph:~ of 5 titles is included. P. Agaletskiy. [Transla-
'Lion of abstract] [DWI
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ZILIBERBORD, A.F.; GRAVIS., G.F. --
Intensity of deformations in mine workings depending upon
conditions of accumulation and freezing of quaternary deposits.
Fiz.-tekh. probl. razr!gLb. pol. iskop. no.ls20-24 165,
(KMA 18: 10)
A.A.
1. Institut, gornogo dela im.
Skochinskogo, Moskva.

--.- GRAVISUVA S. l1..- (9. Miass)
Without an adjuster. Rabotnitsa no-1:13-14 Ja 1159. (141RA 12:3)
1. Avtozavod, Miass.
Ulans-Automobils, Industry workers)

GRAVE, N.A., doktor geogr.nauk; GAVIRILOVA, M.K.; WVIS,, G.F.;
KATASONOV, Ye.M.; KLYUKIN, 11T.K.; KOREYSHA, M.M.;
KORNILOV, B.A.; CHISTOTDIOV, L.V.; TORKIIA140VA, Z.A., red.
[Collection of articles] Sbornik statei. Moskva, Nauka,
No.14. 1964. 140 p. (MIRA 17:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Mezhduvedomstvennyy komitet po
provedeniyu Mezhdunarodnogo geofizicheskogo goda. IX razdel
programuW MGG. Glyatsiologiya.

ZABLOVSKIS, E. (Riga); GRAVITIS, F. (Riga)
Signaling circuits used in visual observations of artificial
earth satellites. Astron. tsir. no.190:11-12 Mr 158. (14IRL 11:9)
(Artificial satellites) (Electronic measurements)

SOROKIN) V.S., avr1rant; GRAVITIS, -V.A.
Some cbaracterintics of the dIsItribution of auth,-Len-;c s.,Lca
in the sedimentus of the Daugava geries. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
geolei razv* 7 no*8:58-66 Ag f65.
(~C- PA. 18:22)
1. Institut geologii AN Latvlyskoy SSR, Riga.

GJIMISP Yan
Chitf ittini, the machine engineering study room with our own hands. .
Polltokh.obixch. no.1:90-91 Ja '59. (KIIIA 12:2)
1. Sreftnyuya shkola No.415, Leningrad.
(Leningrad--Schoola--Furnititre. equipment. etc.)

GRAVOVSKAYA, L.I.
Scientific and public activities of L. A. "sevich in Odess&
during the first Rissian revolution. Zhur.mikrobiol. epid. I
inmun. no-7:94-98 Jl 155- (MLRA 8:9)
1. Is kafedry organizatell sdravookhranentia (sav.prof. I.L.
daylis) Odeaskoco maditainakogo instituta (dir.prof. I.Ta. Dayasks)
(BIOGRAPHINS.
Tarasevich, L.A.)

GRAVOWSKA, Ifalina; TYSZKIXdICZ, ?-fagdalena
WOOMM"- -
Treatment of emiresis. Polski tygod. lek. 11 no.17:740-
743 23 Apr 56.
1. Z Wojewodzktej Przychodni Zdrowla Psychicznego I z Oddzialu
Psychlatril Dzieciecej Kliniki Chorob P-sychicznych Akad. Med.
w Gdansku, Gdansk-Oliwa; ul. Pocztv Gdansklej 4/1.
(MMMIS, therapy,
(POI))

uru%vl%vuftA 11 As
22503 Grayroakas, A. Proizvodstvo Iskusstvennykh Zhernovov V Litovskoy
SSR. Trudytekhn Fak. Kaunas8k. Goa. Un-Ta 1, 1949, S 183-77 - Na Litov.
Yaz Rezyume Na Rus. Yaz.
SO: Letopis' No 30, 191+9

SOV/124-58-10-11161
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 10, p 64 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Gravrogkas [Gravrogkas, A.
TITLE: An Investigation of the Hydraulic Regimes of an Axial-flow Propeller
Turbine in Connection With a Change in the Design of the Intake Duct
(Issledovaniye gidravlicheskikh rezhimov osevoy propellernoy
turbiny v svyazi s izmeneniyem konstruktsii vsasyvayushchey truby)
PERIODICAL: Tr.. Kaunassk. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, VOL 6, pp 115-119; in
Lithuanian
ABSTRACT: The paper investigates the characteristics of a laboratory
turbine, To increase the efficiency of a turbine during operational
conditions involving considerable losses of energy, deflector vanes
of various types were installed into the cylindrical part of the
intake duct and the best versions Of Such vanes were determined.,
A.S. Ginevskiy
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Nephrite fr0I-r, Jordanov, in Lover Silesia. p.299
(Iq,ZBc,j~AD GECL0GjC;Z!,Ty Vol. If, Mo. 7, july io,57. Warszavaj Poland)
List O_f :bast European Accessions (E!~AL ) Lc. vol. 6, 1~1'0- 10, October 1957- Uncl.
SC): j,!orthly v

!'-F',';HTSXN, I", dot-safit, kand.6kcnom.naul,; GUY, A.,
obyazannosti dotsenta
Students should know economics. I)r,,jf.-tekh.ob,,. 221 ric.8:19-20
Ag 165. (,MIR!~ 18:22)
1. Zaveduyushchiy lruifedroy pcliticheskoy ekoncraii Chztlyabin-
skogro pedagogiclieskogo instittita (for Epshtay-n). 2. Y,11,-(-dra
politicheskoy ekortomli ChelyabinvRogo jx--dagk)gic'leshoF-,r; instit-ut.ft
(for Gray).

GPAY, A.L.; BARLAI, Katalin [translator]
Radiation detectors. A.tom taJ 2 no.3:98-113 159.
1. "Atomtechnikai Tajekoztato* famunkatarsa (for Berlai)*

GtdlllAzll"cAIY A. 0.
Tree Planting
Establishing tree belts by means of spot seeling. Les. khoz. 5 N-- 4, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, August 19W
- , Uncl.

GRAYAZNOY, N.H., starshiy nauchn77 sotrudnik.
Method for processing frozen potatoes. Trudy TSNIIKPP no.2:86-
103 '55. (mLRA 10:1)
(Potatoes)

SHINIULIS, V.I.; GRAYAZNOV, V.M.; CHERKASM, A.Ye.
Kinetics of the isomerization of allylbenzene in the presence of
incandescent platinum. palladiumv and tungsten wires. Kin. i kat. 2
no.lsl27-134 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V. Lomonosovaq
Khimicheskiy fakulltet.
(Benzene) (Catalysts)(Isomerization)

GELIFAND, Izraill Moiseyevich; GRAYEV, M.I.; VILENKIN, N.Ya.
(Integral geometry and problems of the theory of re-
presentations related to it] IntegralInaia geometriia I
sviazannye 9 nei voprosy teorii predstavlenii. Moskva,
Gos.izd-vo fiziko-matem.lit-ry, 1962. 656 p.
(MIRA 16:8)
(Geometry, Differenti&l)

G,-,t_Ys! , "- :L.
Proc. JjslP- --,!-~id. TolWo. 20(1941,), 5-5-598, 1: toorii Polrwkh PYI'a,:J!Jl proizvA-
cidy ~~rupp. Late[.-- sb., 17(59), (1945), 8-5-104.
izomorfi-~,-..y 7.-_r-,,ar;,yldi ruzzlozI'leni" v c-liedc'zindo-tryl-h
11(191,7)', 33-46
LathurMUC3 ill the usslli 1917-19;W
adited by Kurosh, A.G,l
"arkushe
vii clil .1. 1.
Rar,hevsIdy, -,'.K,
L'oscovr-Lenin,Crad, 1948

CA
10

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C
0'%,C
W=YOV, M, Direct Sums.of cycles in the Dedclemci Struc-,
lb

ath. [116t~ Slwnik] N.S. 19(6
50
1),439
(1946). (Russian. English suni.nla~y)

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The paper deals wah complete Dedekind 5tructijrin
jn
Y: A. Kurosch's sense [Bull'. -Acad -i S4r.
Sc. U RSS. MzAl
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are considere& It is proved thar,'if tile unit'isa direct sum -~"J:'
of -cles, then anycvc e whose length is equal to the maxim
c3
:mum of the lengths of the components is a direct bummand
of the unit. Further results are obtainvd bv assuming-
(I) every element is a sum of c-vclt-s,. (2) ii a b" contains a
0.
-*
l
t is a
i
single point (i.e., a cyck of length I over b), t lien a.-
c
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cycle; (3) if a point ol the structure 6 contained in the sum

of a Bet S of cvcles, then a finite subset of c% les c.
Yc an be
chosen in Swhose sum contains the given poin t. It is proved
that. if the unit is a direct sum of a finite number of cvc!V-S
of length 7. CA-LM . c%.cle of length a 0 it holds If (z) I = 0( 1 z I -R ). The inverse formula

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Integrals Over Hyperplanoo of' Fundamental and Generalized Functions
is
(3) f(z) z)) w, where
(2,,r)2n-~
1'~2n-2 Y( S)
~S n- 1 ~ -,n- 1
The integral is extended over an arbitrary surface with the
real dimension 2n - 2 in the space I , which has exactly one point
of intersection with almost every straight line through ~ = 0.
The differential form 1 is the-volume of the cone, the
2n
apex of which is 0 and the base of which is the surface element.
Theorem 1: In order that Y( I ;S) is the Radon transform of an
infinitely often differentiable function in the real space and
vanishes quickly together with the aerivatives, it is necessar,- and
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sufficient that 1.) Y(~Xf I o(a) C? ( f , s) for every
aitdl 0; 2.) (f f s) is infinitely often differentiable with respect
to ~1,-- I and a for ( k S ) / 0; 3.) for every deriva-
tive D ?of T with respect to s and every m0 for I s j -4 a)
it holds uniformly in T:
D If ( I ;s o( Is I
(here f varies in a compact domain of the space with-the point
0 slackened; 4.) the integral
00 k
S ;s) s ds
-00
is a homogeneous polynomial in ~ of the degree k-(k - 0,1 ...
Theorem 2 contains the analogous statement for the complex case.
The Radon transformation of a generalized-function in-the complex
space is defined so that the usual definition is obtained for the
fundamental functions. The formula
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(-1) n-1 V V
(5) fF(z)f(z)dzdi*- (2 JT) 2n-2 f F( S ;s) f
ds d-s
is the starting point. (5) is briefly written as
I/ (n-1, n-1
(F,f) - 'F, f4 )) - As Radon transformlof a generalized
function F the authors denote the functional F which is defined
V I/ (n-1, n-1
by the equation (F, f5 =(F, f) on the set of the functions
v (n-1, n-1)
f's ,where I runs thro$gh the Radon tr.,aisforms of the
fundamental functions. Thereby F is chiefly defined in the subspace
of the fundamental functions which satisfy certain additional re-
lations. ~ can be continued to the whole space of the fundamental
functions in different ways. The authors give 10 examples of Radon
transformations.
There are 5 references; 3 Soviet and 2 German.
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AU'll'i't(AIS iGel I f and, 1. M. , Gri-,,-., ev. 11,1 N. hi. , blorozov, A. L)
and Solovlyev,
T 1 Magnetic surfaces of a trj.;'Q-, twisto(l hi,lical magnetic field
perturbed by a corru6,.itod field
HRIUDICALt Zhurnal takhnicheskoy fiziki, v. rio. 10, 1961, 1164 - 11""
TEXT: The authors investigated a magnetic f4e!~' de--lcribed in cylindrick,l
11,
coordinates by the scnlar potential W- H z ~-' 'i , (-~ir) sin 3(,p-o(-z)
0 fYI - -1
where H0is a "longitudina-I" homogeneous field; t1i i,~ the amplitude of a
helical magnetic field; 13is a modified thard-order Bec;sel function;
o6- (2T)/L; L is the pitch of the helix. This t,,I)Q (.11' field is of grea-~
interest for thermonuclear systems. The magnetic equipotential surfaces
may be of two typest telescopic tubes or surfaces wliich do not enclose
the axis of the system and are far away frow 'It. The aim of this article
was to give a general description of the effect of a iorrugated field,
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i.e., a perturbation of the form 1-Yr) sin koCz
tcorr
magnetic surfaces at different h 0 and k. Sinco th.-i total field
is not symmetric, magnetic surfaces can on].,, bt . a_',~uLated numnr~-
The dependencc of the angle of ciimb of the .11.1nuz; c-'~ forc.-, on ~% -'!
characteristic radius must usually be investie.,,ated L t: _r. 5
T k
are made for z + h 3 1 3 (3r) sin 3 z) - h0 . (kr) f
and k = 3, h 3 3 at different h The inter-_,il in v'rlich on~.- 14-nT. c---
f orr.-I~ vias considered, was taken an 0 ;k z 6, N! N and
Int,,-.ation was performed by the Runge-Kutta ~;Ith the
2 ft- 2 V
L
and 27 . In particular, the following cases were
402 TO 160
1 1, ho - 0.3 and 0.6. The magnetic surf,aces approach one anc-..h'7-z
with increasing h 0 , and tubes not enclosing the z-axio are orT-,jed
h o. 6. 2) k = 3, ho = 0.05, ho = 0.1, anc~ h, - 0.125. i, p t: r i c-J
-/3 was found in the.~it-, %-.,ineo. Forh 0.
in wi th the period 2 TL
th-' UILL etic surfaces coincide with those obt.-Aned at k - I , ho
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Inside the fully developed there occurs a new surface with a
throe-leafed cross section. ~4*"U3 configuration Aces not rotate but merely
vibrates. The magnetic surfaced!-. d'Asappear under the action of strong
erturbational and the points lio -in cur-!(ts with helical arose sections
ig. 9). The figures indicate thi succission of the curve points. There
5
are 10 figures and 5 Soviet reforenceso
SUBIJITTED: November 17, 1960
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GELIFANDP I.M.; GRAYEV, M.I.
Integral transformationo connected with straight-11ne complexes in
a complex affine space. Dokl.AN SSSR 138 no.6:1266-1269 Je 761.
(MIRA 14:6)
I* Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gel9fand).
(Numbers, Complex) (Spacesp Generalized)

GELIFAND, I.M.; GRAYEV, M.I.
----
Applying the orispheric method to tb* spectral analysis of
functions in =al and Im9ginwry lhbai~hevskii spaces.
Trudy Mosk. mat. ob-va 11:243-308 162. - (MIRA 15:10)
(Spaces, Generalized) (Functions)

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B104/B108
AUTHORS. Gellfand, I. M., Corresponding Member AS USSR) qiM9-V-j -14.
I., Zuyeva, N. M., Ylikhaylova, M. S.$ and Morozov, A. 1.
TITLE: Example of a toroidal magnetic field having no magnetic
surfaces
PERIODICAL: - Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 143, no. 1, 1962, 81-83
TEXT: The existence of magnetic surfaces can be proved and their exact
equations derived only if the relevant magnetic field has some symmetry.
In unsymmetric magnetic fields, the equations of these surfaces can only I
be approximated. An unsymmetric magnetic field with the scalar potential
V = z A- h313 (3r) sin 3 (y - z) + h,10 (3r) slu 3z.
has been calculated numerically in a previous study (ZhTF, 31, no. 10
(19061)). The magnetic surfaces of such a field were shown to decompose
at h3 - 3, ho . 0.125- In the present study, this phenomenon is
investigated in detail. The course of the lines of force is calculated
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and it is shown that the lines of force which should form the magnetic
suirfaces do not lie on a closed curve. Accordingly, no magnetic surface
exists in this case. There are 3 figures and 3 references: 2 Soviet and
1 non-Soviet. The reference to the English-language publication reads as
follows: M. Spitser, Proc. of the II. Geneva Conference on the Peaceful
Uses of Atomic Energy, 1958-
L7
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GELIFAND, I.M.; SIRAW, M.I.
Categories of group representations and the problem of the
classification of irreducible representations. Dokl.
AN SSSR 246 no.4:757-760 0 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gellfand).
(Groups,, Theory of)

GELIFAND, I.M.; MLAYKV, M.I.
Construction of irreducible representations of simple algebraic
groups over a finite field. Dokl. AN SSSR 147 no.3t529-532 N 1,02.
(MIRA ISCL2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gellfand).
(Lie algalbras)

S/020/63/148/006/009/023
B112/B186
AUTHORS: Gel'fand, I. M., Corresponding Member AS USSR,jaLa_yev, M. I.,
Zuyeva, N. M., Mikhaylova, M. S., Morozov, A. I.
TITLE: The structure of a magnetic toroidal field having no
magnetic surfaces
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 148, no. 6, 1963, 1286-1289
TEXT: A large number of force lines of the field
~3 + 1~o 'H0z + h3 13(3r)sin 3(j - z) + ho 10(3r)sin 5z
have been calculated numerically for H = 1, h 3, ho = 0.120, 0.125,
0 3
0.130. From their plots a series of qualitative and quantitative
properties of fieldswith collapsing magnetic surfaces are derived. There
are 3 figures.
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-.:,.,-TI%E: Irreducible unitti ~11-kepresentatione of the group of uniaddu ar,~
second-order matilidde-with-elements from a locally compact
field
`-P1M1WICAL .-,, -Akademiya SSSR.-.`~_- Doklady, V--149# no, 3p 196
nauk, 3, '499 501
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GELIFAND, I.M.; GRAYEV_ M.I.
j
Plancherel's formula for a group of second-order unimodular matrices
with elements from a locally compact field. Dokl. AN SSSR 151
no.2:262-2&~ J1 '63. (MIRA l6t7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gellfand).
I (Matrices)

GELIFAND) I.M.; GRAYEV, M.I.
Structure of a ring of finite functions on a group of BeCond-
order unimodular matrices with elements from a disconnected
locally compact field. Dokl. AN SSM 153 no.3:512-515 N 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Gellfand).

GELIFAND, I. M.; GRAYEV, M. I,.; PYATETSKIY-,S)llAF'.HO, I.I.
Representations of adele groups4- Dokl. AN SSSR 15(, no. 3:487-490
,64. (MIRA 17:5)
9'
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