MOAMBE
1999
volume 159 number 1 Jenuary-February
Mathematics
G.
Chelidze
On the Intersection of Imbedded Sets in Normed Spaces
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy N.Vakhania,
Abstract. In this work we define the parameter æ–(F) of a bounded set F that is similar
to æ(F), which was introduced earlier. Several
statements in terms of the new parameter æ– are
formulated. The meaning of the critical æ for the spaces
lp(1£p£8) is found as well.
Mathematics
M.
Okropiridze
Radial Limits of the Partial Derivatives of the
Poisson Spherical Integral
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy V. Kokilashvili,
Abstract. In the present paper we investigate the question of
existence of radial limits of the partial derivatives of the Poisson spherical
integral.
Mathematics
I.
Gabisonija
Two-weight Inequalities for Discrete Hilbert Transform
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy V. Kokilashvili,
Abstract. The optimal sufficient conditions under the pairs of
decreasing weight sequences for the fulfillment of two weight strong (weak)
type inequalities for discrete Hilbert transform are derived.
Mathematics
Corr.
Member of the Academy V. Kokilashvili, V. Paatashvili
Riemann – Hilbert Problem in the Domains with Piecewise
Smooth Boundaries
Presented
Abstract. Riemann - Hilbert problem in Smirnov class Ep(D)
for the domains with piecewise boundaries is investigated. The solvability
conditions are derived and explicit formulas for solutions are presented.
Mathematics
G.Lepsveridze
On the Spherical Divergence of Double Fourier-Haar
Series
Presented
by Member of the Academy L.Zhizhiashvili,
Abstract. The theorem about spherical divergence of double
Fourier-Haar series is stated.
Mathematics
A.
Lashkhi, D. Chkhatarashvili
On the Fundamental Theorem of Affine Geometry Over
Ring
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy H. Inassaridze,
Abstract. For free modules over the rings with invariant basis
property the fundamental theorem of affine geometry is proved.
Mathematics
B.Mesablishvili
Galois Theory in a Category of Modules over an
Elementary Topos
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy H. Inassaridze, February 11, 1998
Abstract. The present paper reports that in the case of module
categories over an elementary topos the Galois theory of Chase and Sweedler and
the Galois theory of Ligon are equivalent .
Mathematics
O.Chkadua,
R.Duduchava
Asymptotics of Potential-Type Functions
Presented
by Member of the Academy T. Burchuladze, July 13, 1998
Abstract. A complete asymptotics of solutions represented by
potentials is investigated when the density asymptotics is known. Here the
potentials are taken from a general matrix elliptic differential operator with
constant coefficients. Relation between the first coefficients of the
asymptotic expansion of potential-type functions, and the first coefficient of
the density asymptotics are established.
Mathematics
A.Danelia
On the Approximation Property of Cesaro
Transformations of Multiple Conjugate Trigonometric Series
Presented
by Member of the Academy L.Zhizhiashvili, May 25, 1998
Abstract. In the theory of functions of real variables there
are many works, related to the approximation properties of Cesaro
transformations of s[f]
and its conjugate series for one as well as multi variables. Approximation
state of Cesaro transformations of positive degrees of conjugate trigonometric
series of a function of the class H(w, C(Tm)) is
considered.
Mathematical
Physics
Member
of the Academy T. Burchuladze, R. Rukhadze, Yu. Bezhuashvili
On the Matrix of Fundamental Solutions of the System
of
Equations for Oscillation of Hemitropic Micropolar Medium
Presented
February 12, 1998
Abstract. The matrix of fundamental (singular) solutions of a
homogeneous system of equations for oscillation of hemitropic micropolar medium
in three-dimensional Euclidean R3 is effectively constructed.
Cybernetics
G.
Kashmadze
Entropy of Function Linear Approximation
Presented
by Member of the Academy V.Chavchanidze, June 15, 1998
Abstract. The graph of function is represented as a fuzzy set.
The measure of proximity of broken line to the graph of function is considered.
Cybernetics
N.Archvadze,
M.PkhovelishviliQuestions of Representing the Syntax of the Programming
Languages through Semantic Networks
Presented
by Member of the Academy V.Chavchanidze,February 24,1998
Abstract. The syntax of the programming languages has been represented
through semantic networks of a certain type. These constructions permit to
establish correctness of the program or a part of it made by the students.
Cybernetics
N.Archvadze,
M.Pkhovelishvili
Questions of Representing the Syntax of the
Programming
Languages through Semantic Networks
Presented
by Member of the Academy V.Chavchanidze,February 24,1998
Abstract. The syntax of the programming languages has been
represented through semantic networks of a certain type. These constructions
permit to establish correctness of the program or a part of it made by the
students.
Physics
N.Kekelidze,
V.Gogiashvili, L.Kvinikadze, Z.Davitaya, L.Milovanova, G.Chikhradze,
Z.Chubinishvili
The Analysis of the Electron Mobility and the
Determination of the Impurity Concentration in n-type Gallium Arsenide
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy T. Sanadze, January 29, 1998
Abstract. In the present work the method of determination of
electrically active impurity concentration in n-type gallium arsenide is given.
The method is based on the analysis of the experimentally measured free carrier
mobility taking into account all major scattering mechanisms. The corresponding
practical recommendations are worked out on the basis of the obtained results.
Physics
G.
Devidze, L. Slepchenko
Neutrino Masses in the MSSM
Presented
by Member of the Academy N. Amaglobeli, December 12, 1997.
Abstract. On the basis of direct experimental, cosmological and
astrophysical bounds the neutrino one photon radiative decays are studied. The
possible values of neutrinos masses are considered.
Physics
A.Lomidze,
Sh.Tsiklauri
Modified Hyperspherical Function Method for Inverse
Square Potential
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy A.Khelashvili, January 16, 1998
Abstract. The method of modified hyperspherical function has
been applied for nonmodel representation of the solution of three particles
problem for the potential. Finite quantity of ground-state energy has been
obtained.
Physics
I.
Loria, V. Kevanishvili, F. Bogdanov
Diffraction of Flat Electromagnetic Wave on the
Lattice Formed of Cylinders Located in Semi-Infinite Medium
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy A. Khelashvili, February 10, 1998
Abstract. A problem discussed in the paper
describes a situation when E- polarized flat electromagnetic wave is incidented
from free space on a flat semi-infinite dielectric, while inside the dielectric
there is located a lattice formed of infinitely long completely admitting
circular cylinders, a distance from the inner surface of the dielectric being
the specific one.
There have been determined diffraction and
multipolar spectra of the scattered field. Numerical results were obtained and
appropriate physical interpretations were made.
Physics
T.
Nadareishvili
Relations Between Relativistic and Non Relativistic
Equations Eigenvalues by Using Comparison Theorem
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy A. Khelashvili, February, 23, 1998
Abstract. In the paper quasipotential model relativistic
equation is compared with Schrödinger equation using
comparison theorem. We received theorems, which show that for potentials having
only negative relativistic levels, level’s spacing (splitting) increase in the
relativistic case compared with Schrödinger equation.
For the potentials, which have only positive relativistic levels, level’s
spacing (splitting) decrease in the relativistic case is expected.
Astronomy
T.
Toroshelidze, S. Chilingarashvili, M. Chichikoshvili
The 11-year Variation of the Solar Radiation in
130-175 nm Spectral Region on the Basis of 630 nm Emission Observation in
Twilight
Presented
by Member of the Academy E. Kharadze, February 2, 1998
Abstract. Regular observations in the thermosphere emission 630
nm of the atomic oxygen in twilight in 1962-1992 at the Abastumani Observatory
(410.48N,420.48E) enabled to determine the 11-years variation cycle with the
average max/min ratio of 2.85. From the observed emission photodissociation
mechanism the hard UV emission variation in the 130-175 nm spectral region is
estimated. Mean annual data on the 630 nm emission are compared with the
characteristic values of the solar radioemission and other indices of activity.
It is discovered that on the growing phase of the solar 11-year cycle the
radioemission increase exceeds that of 630 nm radiation, while at the fall
phase the UV prevails. All these may perhaps denote on the different heights of
the formation of UV and radioemission in the solar atmosphere. The numerical
relation between absolute intensity of 630 nm emission
Geophysics
E.
Elizbarashvili, T. Aladashvili
On Circulation Factors of Climate Centennial
Fluctuation
(Tbilisi Case)
Presented
by Member of the Academy G. Svanidze, February 19, 1998
Abstract. Investigation of atmospheric circulation influence on
climate fluctuation is based on the observation of meteorological elements in
Tbilisi for 150 years and 100 years data on frequency of the main types of
atmospheric circulation in the North hemisphere. The correlation coefficients
between climatic annual elements and frequency of the main types of atmospheric
circulation have been found. Regression equations, which make possible to
predict development of climate in the nearest future in Tbilisi are obtained.
Analytical
Chemistry
N.Chkhartishvili,
Sh.Shatirishvili, F.Machavariani
Packed Column High Performance Chromatography Analysis
of Pesticides in Wine Materials
Presented
by Member of the Academy T. Andronikashvili, March 9, 1998
Abstract. Pesticide content has been studied by means of high
performance packed and micropacked columns in “Gorouli Mtsvane”, “Chinouri” and
“Tavkveri” grape juices and corresponding new wines.
General
and Inorganic Chemistry
M.Samkharadze,
R.I.Gigauri, M.Ugulava, R.D.Gigauri
Synthesis and Study of Tetrathioantimonates of
Argentum (I), Cadmium and Mercury (II)
Presented
by Member of the Academy T.Andronikashvili, July 16, 1998
Abstract. Tetrathioantimonates Ag3SbS4 and M3(SbS4)2×2H2O with M=Cd and M=Hg were first synthesized under
hydrochemical conditions. Their composition, structure, dehydration and thermal
resistance within the 20-100°C temperature range have been studied by the
method of IR-spectroscopy, and roentgenophase, chemical and thermal analyses.
Organic Chemistry
L.
Tevzadze, M. Sikharulidze, L. Kurkovskaya, T. Khoshtariya
Some Electrophilic Substitution Reactions of
1H-Pyrrolo-[3,2-b]- and 3H-Pyrrolo-[2,3-c]-phenoxathiines
Presented
by Member of the Academy K. Japaridze, February 17, 1998
Abstract. The reactivity of 1H-pyrrolo-[3,2-b]- and
3H-pyrrolo-[2,3-c]-phenoxathiines characteristic of indole electrophilic
substitution reactions (Mannich reaction, acylation, azocoupling) was
investigated. It is shown that in case of Mannich and azocoupling reactions
electrophilic substitution occurs according to the b-position of pyrrolic nucleus of pyrrollo-phenoxathiines.
However, the reaction of acetylation by acetic anhydride leads to an
N-acetylderivative.The structure of all the synthesized substances was verified
by UV, IR and PMR spectral methods.
Organic
Chemistry
L.
Asatiani, M. Gverdtsiteli
Algebraic-Chemical Study of Some Ferrocene- and
Germanium- Containing Acetylenic Compounds and the Reaction of their Synthesis
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy D. Ugrekhelidze, February 16, 1998
Abstract. Algebraic-chemical investigation of some ferrocene-
and germanium-containing acetylenic compounds and the reaction of their
synthesis were carried out within the limits of quasi -ANB-matrices method.
Physical
Chemistry
V.Tsitsishvili,
N.Dolaberidze, M.Alelishvili, G.Tsintskaladze, G.Sturua, N.Khazaradze, D.Gogoladze
Zeolitic Rocks from Newly Investigated Plots of
Georgia
Presented
by Member of the Academy T. Andronikashvili, February 12, 1998
Abstract. Several physical and chemical properties of
zeolite-containing rocks from newly investigated plots of Georgian zeolite
deposits (Tedzami, Dzegvi, Guria region and Gelati) have been studied by X-ray,
IR-spectroscopy and adsorption methods.
physical
Chemistry
R.Revia,
G.Makharadze, G.Supatashvili
Investigation of river water fulvic acid by HPLC
Presented
by corr. member of the Academy D.Ugrekhelidze, April 27, 1998
Abstract. The ion-pair reversed phase HPLC has been used for
the investigation of fulvic acid isolated from river water. The influence of
mobile phase pH on the chromatographic separation of fulvic acid ingredients
has been established. The existence of equilibrium between separated components
of fulvic acid sample was also elucidated by means of their preparative
collection and reinjection. It was supposed, that the separated ingredients
represent the aggregates of different mass which probably are their existence
form in aqueous solutions. The variation of system pH presumably results in the
redistribution of molecular masses of these aggregates.
Physical
Chemistry
Member
of the Academy K.Japaridze, Z.Elashvili, L.Devadze, N.Sepashvili, M.Metonidze
Liquid Crystal Phase with High Coefficient of Bragg
Reflection
Presented
July 2, 1998
Abstract. While studying smectogenic cholesteric liquid crystal
mixtures a new phase St, which is characterized by effective Bragg reflection
of any polarized light, has been found. On the basis of experimental data a
proposition is made that in the formation of St phase geometrical
characteristics of molecules of liquid crystal system components have a
decisive role.
Physical
Chemistry
P.Janjgava,
V.Bakhtadze, V.Mosidze
Porous Structure and Phase Composition of Alumocalcium
Carriers of CoMn Catalyst of Methane Conversion
Presented
by Corr.Member of the Academy L.Japaridze, July 6, 1998
Abstract. The action of porous structure and phase composition
of alumocalcium carriers on CoMn catalyst activity in the conversion process of
methane with water steam is regarded in the present paper. The interrelation
between the content of calcium oxide, heat treatment temperature and activity
in the carrier, is established.
Physical
Chemistry
I.Sarukhanishvili,
N.Kurshubadze, V.Makhviladze, A.Sarukhanishvili
Physical and Chemical Processes Conducted in Trachyte
Containing Quarternal System
Presented
by Member of the Academy G. Tsintsadze, May 25, 1998
Abstract. We present experimental results which confirm the
possibility of predicting some physical and chemical processes proceeding in the
mixtures based on feldspar containing raw materials. The processes in the
mentioned mixtures proceed more rapidly and are completed at lower temperature
than it is known from literature data.
Physical
Chemistry
S.
Gedevanishvili, Z. A. Munir, Member of the Academy I. Baratashvili
Formation of Titanium Based Composites through
Electric Field Activated Combustion
Presented
September 21, 1998
Abstract. The synthesis of TiB2-TiAl3 composites with TiB2/TiAl3
= x molar ratios from x = 1.0 to x = 5.0 were investigated
by electric field-activated combustion using elemental powders as reactants.
Using amorphous boron powders, composites with x £ 2 .0 can be synthesized in the absence of a field.
Those with 3.0 £ x £ 5.0 can only be formed in the presence of a field.
For all cases, the product contained the desired phases with minor amounts of
Ti5Al11. Higher values of x, resulted in relatively higher amounts of
this phase. The effect of the use of crystalline boron and the influence of its
particle size were also investigated. In the absence of a field, no
self-sustaining combustion wave could be initiated even when the smallest
particles
(<20 mm) were used.
Under the influence of 18Vcm-1 field, combustion waves were initiated and the
products were virtually identical to those obtained with the amorphous boron
powders.
Electrochemistry
G.Agladze,
V.Kveselava, L.Gotiashvili
Electrosynthesis of Lithium Permanganate and Study of
its Physico-Chemical Properties
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy J. Japaridze, February 3, 1998
Abstract. By anodic oxidation of metallic manganese and
ferromanganese in saturated solution of lithium hydroxide the suspension has
been produced. After filtration and drying it was treated by acetone for
dissolution of lithium permanganate and its further separation.
Chemical
Technology
V.
Gaprindashvili, L. Bagaturia, R. Chagelishvili, L. Gogichadze
Joint Chemical Processing of Pyrite and Manganese
Oxidized Concentrates
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy L. Japaridze, February 2, 1998.
Abstract. In this paper it is suggested to use the process of
the mixture mechano-chemical activation for receiving the main components (Mn,
Fe) from pyrite and manganese concentrates. The process excludes the usage of
high temperatures and concentrated acids and ensures the possibility of
obtaining the manganese and iron sulphates with high rates (Fe – 80% and Mn –
90%) from the initial raw material.
Chemical
Technology
E.Buadze
Study of Bentonites Application Possibility in Boiling
of Fabrics from Natural Silk
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy L.Khananashvili, November 9, 1998
Abstract. The action of bentonite application in boiling
process is studied. The dependence of sericin transition into solution on the
concentration of boiling solution temperature, pH, and duration of treatment
was researched.
Geology
T.Shengelia
To the Petrology of Volcanogenic Formations of
North-Eastern Slope of Akhaltsikhe-Imereti (Meskheti) Ridge
Presented
by Member of the Academy N.Skhirtladze, July 22, 1998
Abstract. Middle Eocene volcanic slopes of north-east part of
Akhaltsikhe-Imereti ridge are researched. Mineralogic paragenesises of rocks
and petrochemical peculiarities indicate that as a result of magma
differentiation the formation of two formative series occurred: dominating
(olivian basalt trachybasalt-trachyte) and subor- dinate
(basalt-andesite-dellenite).
Geology
Member
of the Academy I.Gamkrelidze, D.Shengelia
Petrogenetic Model of the Dzirula Crystalline Massif
Magmatites in the Light of Tectonic Layering of the Earth’s Crust
Presented
October 13, 1998
Abstract. It is shown that the Earth’s crust of the Dzirula
crystalline massif is tectonically layered.The presence of such horizontal
layering allows to consider genesis of Dzirula massif magmatites in the new
light. In particular, it is supposed that the character of various magmatic
rocks is stipulated by its formation in diverse conditions in different layers
of the Earth’s crust.
Automatic
control and computer engineering
V.
Mdzinarishvili
The New System of the Orthonormal Functions
Presented
by Member of the Academy V.Chichinadze, March 4, 1998
Abstract. The new system of the orthonormal functions is
received. The illustrative example is given. Stochastical nature of the
received system is noted
Automatic Control and Computer Engineering
N.
Jibladze
On One Method of Solving the Optimal Control Problems
Presented
by Member of the Academy V.Chichinadze, May, 4, 1998
Abstract. The possibility of solving, to an acceptable accuracy
and with insignificant computer time consumption, the optimal control problems
through y-transformation is
shown on the example of fuel consumption minimization proble
Botany
M.
Akhalkatsi, G. Gvaladze
The Ultrastructure of Ovule Sterile Tissues of Peperomia
caperata (Piperaceae)
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy G. Nakhutsrishvili, February 19, 1998
Abstract. The submicroscopic peculiarities of cells of nucellus
integument of Peperomia caperata Yunker was revealed.
Genetics
and selection
A.
Shatirishvili, N. Baratashvili, Kh. Gogaladze
Induction of Mitotic Recombinations by Pesticides
(Zinebi and Acartan)
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy D. Jokhadze, February 23, 1998
Abstract. Genetic activity of pesticides -Zinebi and Acartan
applied in viticulture has been studied in different yeast test systems.
Intergene mitotic segregation induced by these preparations is more frequent
than intragene. Zinebi are found to be genetically more active than Acartan.
Biophysics
A.
Gvritishvili, N. Butkhuzi, K. Adeishvili, E. B. Boot,
Member of the Academy M. Zaalishvili
The Effect of Ionic Force and Temperature on Troponin
I
Molecule
Presented
February 10, 1998
Abstract. The effect of ionic force and temperature on troponin
I molecule has been studied using an intrinsic fluorescence method. It has been
shown that in the buffer of 20mM tris-acetate 0.2M KCl, pH 8.8 a complete
renaturation of troponin I molecule does not occur. An increase in KCl molarity
from 0.2M to 1M has no considerable effect on the conformational state of
troponin I molecule. Within 10-6-10-5M concentration ranges of the protein that
corresponds to 0.0025-0.1mg/ml area, fluorescence intensity and spectrum
position at lexc=296nm are
strong concentration dependent.
Biochemistry
A.
Belokobilsky, N. Tsibakhashvili, A. Rcheulishvili, L. Mosulishvili
Accumulation of Cd(II) in c-Phycocyanin from Spirulina
platensis
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy D. Jokhadze, February 3, 1998.
Abstract. High-purity c-Phycocyanin preparations have been
obtained from the cells of microalga Spirulina plantensis. For
estimation of the purity degree the spectrophotometric and chromatograpic
methods were used. It was established that c-Phycocyanin has the ability to
accumulate the toxic element -Cd.
Microbiology
and Virology
R.Mdivani,
B.Khurcia
Phytopathogenic Bacteria Effect on Tomato Free Amino
Acids and Amids Composition
Presented
by Member of the Academy T.Chanishvili, November 3, 1998
Abstract. We observed that during
bacterial infections important changes occured in the plant free amino acids
and amids composition, which negatively affected physiologic-biochemical
condition of plant.
We examined the phytopathogenic effect on
several free amino acids in tomato tissue.
Zoology
M.Gergedava
Tortricids (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae)
Fauna of Apotomis Hbn. and Hedya Hbn. genera in Western Georgia
Presented
by Member of the Academy I.Eliava, June 1, 1998
Abstract. The paper reports on two representatives (Apotomis
Hbn. and Hedya Hbn.) from lepidopterous Tortricidae family in the
fauna of Western Georgia. From Apotomis Hbn. family 7 species are
revealed and from Hedya Gbn. – 5 species.
Experimental
medicine
M.
Jebashvili, Member of the Academy N. Kipshidze, N. Kakauridze
Characteristics of Lipid Metabolism in Menopausal
Women
Presented
July 6, 1998
Abstract. We have studied lipid metabolism characteristics
(total cholesterol, high density lipoprotein cholesterol) in pre- and
postmenopausal women. The results of the investigation have shown that
dyslipidemia begins in the premenopausal period and becomes deeper during
menopause which is a great risk for the development of coronary heart disease.
Hence, it is more advisable to begin preventive activities during menopause
before the process becomes deeper and irreversible.
Experimental
Medicine
A.Abdusamatov
The Effect of Cobalt Coordinate Compounds on Bile
Secretion Function of Liver in Experimental Heliotrin Hepatitis
Presented
by Member of the Academy T.Oniani, November 9, 1998
Abstract. Cobavit, phytat-cobalt, preparation VUC and silibor
effect on the bile secretion in animals with experimental hepatitis was
studied. Rats were infected with toxic hepatitis by alkaloid heliotrin. It was
marked that preparations stimulated bile secretion in rats with hepatitis.
Chemical composition of the bile was normalized.
Palaeobiology
E.
Kharabadze
Trunk Vertebra of the Worm Snake (Typhlops
vermicularis) from Tsurtavi (South-Eastern Georgia; Holocene)
Presented
by Member of the Academy L. Gabunia, February 20, 1998
Abstract. In the present paper single trunk vertebra of worm
snake Typhlops vermicularis (Reptilia:Serpentes:Typhlopidae) is
described. It has been discovered in Tsurtavi locality (South-Eastern Georgia;
Holocene). This is a very first finding of fossil Typhlops for the whole
territory of the former USSR and particularly for the Caucasus.
Ecology
Corr.
Member of the Academy G.Nakhutsrishvili
To the Study of Biotopes Diversity in Kazbegi Region
Presented
November 9, 1998
Abstract. Some regularities of biotopes diversity have been
studied in Kazbegi region.
Ecology
M.Gabunia
The Influence of Technogenic Factors on the Content of
Plastid Pigments in Woody Plant Leaves
Presented
by Member of the Academy G.Gigauri, July 8, 1998
Abstract. The action of technogenic factors on the leaves of
woody plants (Quercus Hartwissiana stev., Fraxinus excelsior L.,
Ulmus minor Mill, Robinia pseudoacacia L.) has been
studied. The analysis of anatomic structure of woody plant leaves testify that Fraxinus
excelsior L. appears to be the most stable.
Ecology
A.
Saralidze, G. Saralidze
Ecologically Safe Technology of Vegetable Growing on
the Poor and Inarable Lands
Presented
by Member of the Academy P. Naskidashvili, July 13, 1998.
Abstract. We offer a method of gutter ecotechnology, which
guarantees intensive cultivation of vegetables and other cultured plants in all
kinds of soils and provides double yield of ecologically pure production without
environment pollution.
Linguistics
M.
Rusieshvili
Toward the Binary Oppositional Archetypal Structure of
a
Proverb
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy A. Gvakharia, February 24, 1998
Abstract. The author proposes that the distinctive feature of a
proverb differentiating it from other forms is the existence of an archetype in
its semantic structure.
Linguistics
T.
Sikharulidze
The Languages of National Minorities and Diasporas
Presented
by Member of the Academy K.Lomtatidze, February 14, 1998
Abstract. We tried to distinguish the notions of the language
of the National Minority and the language of Diaspora and their extralinguistic
features.
Philology
M.
Iamanidze
The Role of Accompanying Persons in the Activity of
French Travellers
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy G. Sharadze, December 30, 1998
Abstract. We report on the role of accompanying persons in
estimations of French travellers of XIII-XVIII centuries.
History
of Art
S.Kasyan
Analysis of Creative Works of Franco-Flemish Composers
from the View-point of the Renaissance World Outlook
Presented
by Corr.Member of the Academy P.Zakaraia, May 11, 1998
Abstract. The present paper explores the creative works of the
leading composers of the Franco-Flemish school. The analysis is done from the
viewpoint of the Renaissance world outlook, which leads to the philosophic
category of identity.
History
of Art
N.
Iamanidze
Importance of Landscape and Architectural Background
in the Altar Screen Reliefs of the 11th Century
Presented
by Member of the Academy V. Beridze, October 26, 1998
Abstract. Landscape and architectural background in the
medieval altar screen reliefs is described on the example of Sapara, Urtkhva,
and Shiomghvime churches (eleventh century, the Renaissance of Georgian
plastics).