6401 HAL YOS IR ae Approved For Release 2000/08; "f oon -RDP96- 0978 7RO0050028000S! 8 al | B40 a 3/140/62/000/004/001/009 | : ; 0111/63 Sg AUTHOR: Voylokov, v. I. . , TITLE: On the approximative integration of. non- -linear differential equations of an oscillating motion with one degree of freedom PERIODICAL: Vysshiye uchebnyye zavedeniya. Luvestiya. Matematika, 1962, no. 4, 19-32 ‘TEXT: - In order to solve * Cee K+x+0f(x, x) =0 (1) one searches the solution of the auxiliary equation — K+ x4 0 f(x, x) + t Axe aM yy . (1.1) with the set-up KK + XX, + ox tosee + OLX, + eee ~ (462) 1 2 i where oy if in all terms a5 5x x J of f{x,x) the sum i+j is even; ore hf Soved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 4
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 | 8/140/62/000/004/001/009 On the approximative integration ... 0111/0333 otherwise it is n=1. After introducing (1.2) into (1.1) and comparing the coefficients at equal powers of X% one obtains for the determination of x5? Kis Koy » the equations %, + xX, = 0 . | (1.4) x, +X, = ~£ (x9: x,) - AX, (1.5) etc. Out of (1.4) there follows . x, = 4, co8 t + db, sin t. (1.8) Then left hand of (1.5) is expanded in a Fourier series: X,+x = -[M (a,b) + Xa Joos +-[N (a,b) +d] sin + - 1°14 o* 0° 0 fe) Oo. 0" 0% o) 7 —l ~ -. (my, cos kt + M4 sin kt) , (1.9) k=2 —— Card Agproved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 ;
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 _ 8/140 0/$2/000/004/001/009 On the approximative integration .. . © 0111/0333 In order x, to be periodic, one demands | M (a,b) + Xa #0 . a as | (1.10) | N(ag2 bo) + Ab, = 0 ; etc, After Kye Xyx Kor cee Ki _ly having been determined,. one determines, x, out of , | x, +X, = -f, 1 {Fo rXoreces Xia ) ~ A Xs The convergence of the solution thus obtained is proved. The solvability of the system (1.10) with ~=#.A is investigated. One shows that the solvability of the corresponding systems at the determination of Xo Xzres depends on one and the same double-row determinant A,. It follows that 4, 4 O is necessary and sufficient for the existence of a 2 iT.- periodic solution of (1). It is shown that. by an analoguous niethod one is also able to calculate forced oscillations ; K+ x + «f(x, x)= P(t), | rn €2) Gard 3/4 Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA- RDP96- 00787R000500280003- 6
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 : | 3/140/62/000/004/001 /009 On the approximative integration eo ee 6111/0333 where ¢(t) is periodic. As an example for application ‘one discusses the Duffing equation; one points to the existence of several periodic solu-. ; tions. ASSOCIATION: Irkutskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Trientsk Polytechnical Institute) SUBMITTED: June 8, 1959 cardApproved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
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5 20070877 EGER 0005002 ” NAME OF INSTALLATION . Lg CONTROL NO. SOURCE cra/FDD SUMMARY No. 3840 PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS (20) ig. roximate Integration of Nonlinear Equations for Oscillatory Action With One Degree of Freedom," by V. I. Voylokov, Irkutsk Polytechnic Institute; Kazan , lzvestiva 29), 1568, Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy. Matematike, No 4 ( pp 19-52 "an Approximate Integration of Nonlinear Differential Equations / OVER In the paper, a method is indicated for obtaining approximate perio- | dic solutions, for a period of en, for equations of the form y+x+oa f(x, x) =0, where @ is & small parameter and f(x, x) is an analytic function of vari- ables x and x. The conditions for the existence and the number of such equations, as well as the amount of deviation of the system from macneen dition of equilibrium, are studied. It is possible to study the ste ility of the solutions obtained by a method of I. G. Malkin (Nekotoryye Zadechi Teoriyil Nelineynykh Kolebaniy, [Some Problems in the Theory of Nonlinear Oscillations], Moscow, 1956 Js The results obtained are used for approxi- mating the solutions of nonlinear equations expressing forced oscilla- tions. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 FORM . 12-60 O2O USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. (20)
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a mw, ocee wears cures.” ey) uae raaviues oF Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 Belykh, chief of construction adninistration No. lof the Vostoksibelektrosetstroy | trust, states that the administration is constructing the polytechnical institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences. (Irkutsk Domestic 1200 GMT 28 Jauary 1963) Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
MFG. 5-62 (20) USE PREVIOUS EDITION, FORM 1014, 4-87 Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 Recently much has been said and written about individual institutes and scientific establishments which engage in parallel work and research. This practice has resulted in unnecessary expenditures and has not helped more rapidly to advance science. The first steps have already been taken to eliminate these shortcomings. On l) March the first session of the East Siberian Council comple ted its work, which lasted 3 days. In this period the session discussed the . coordination and planning of scientific research work at (sectors?) of higher md secondary specialized educational establishments. “Evening Irkutsk® interviewed a group of participants in the session. According to Anatoliy Andreyevich (Yegozhin?), chalman of the East Siberian Council md rector oT tne the rol Polytechnical Institute, in the overall plan of measures for raising the role of science Which were outlined at the 22d CPSU Congress, an important place belongs to the councils for the codrdination and planning of scientific research work, which are the centers for the organization of efforts of the scientific community - in the struggle for the successful fulfillment of scientific ad technical problems which come up in the course of development of production forces in an economic region. (Continued on Card 63 H 3626) Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 — 3 oF ro?
. 32 Ann ptvda For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 Engineering Work Demands Automation Although the proverb, “We jump fast but take a long time to harness,” is far older than today’s advanced tech- nology, its message speaks accurately of current problems in many production plant engineering departments. Prod- uct design is much more time consuming than production. The following picture is all too common: During the first ten days of the month, the assembly shops are quiet while the enginecring and design sections are bustling. Final designs are not put into production until the second or third week; the delay causes irregular output, irritabil- ity, and chaos. In a futile effort to avoid this problem, enterprises increase the number of engineering and design * workers. . -. Until recently, this was the situation at the Angarsk _Electromechanical Plant. The Plant produces magnetic control stations and low-voltage instruments specially de- signed for machine building. The products are exported to 20 foreign countries. In.a comparatively short time, the production volume has increased several fold. At present, 20,000 different parts are produced at the Plant annually. Each requires precise structural development, and accu- rate, efficient calculation. To promptly handle the large production volume, the Plant was forced to increase engi- neering and technical personnel to 20% of the total num- ber of employees. But this did not help. Backward methods hindered success. For example, the coordinating group of the chief designer’s section spent 60% of its time transferring various technical data to a standard consolidated report. Even without this task, work-load norms in the design and engineering bureau were 1.5 times higher than at other machine construction plants. . Translation of the article “After the First Step—the Second” (“Za per- vym shagom—vtorgj”), in the newspaper Socialist Industry (Sotstalisti- cheskaya industriya), July 7, 1970, p. 2; translated from the Russian by Irene A ene SOVIET CYBERNETICS REVIEW, November 1970 N. Ustinin Chief Engineer, Angarsk Electromechanical Plant Then the Plant began to consider mechanizing engi- neering labor. Five years ago, the first step was taken: the chief engineer’s section introduced a tabular method for the output of technical documentation on batch products. This decreased by three to four times the engineers and technicians involved in processing information. A signifi- cant effect was produced by establishing a machine ac- counting station at the Plant. However, it was soon con- cluded that today’s problems cannot be solved without computers, especially in compiling specifications for batch products. This union with electronics required a re-examination and improvement of the entire production control process. 4 Staff members from thg Computer Department of [gkuisk _ { Polytechnic Institute \under the direction of Candidate of _ Technical Sciences E. I. Popov; tassisted. They agreed to develop and introduce an automated production control system. Today, problems that seemed insurmountable before have been solved. The application of computers is not limited strictly to compiling specifications. Information on receipt and ex- penditures of equipment is regularly dispatched from the Plant’s warchouse. The computer can compare needs for equipment with that available, and issue a list of required equipment for the coming month or the next quarter. Minsk-22 System Much time used to be spent on compiling production schedules, on payroll accounting, etc. The automated sys- tem based on the Minsk-22 computer greatly simplifies this work. ; As indicated by experience, the main difficulty lies not in installing the computer, but in the correct use of the system. Therefore, the Plant’s specialists have taken spe- cial courses organized at Irkutsk Polytechnic Institute. In the next two years, the enterprise will add new buildings and production volume will increase four times. pproved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 . t
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