Cílem disertační práce je navrhnout efektivně pracující algoritmus, který na základě bezfázového měření v blízkém poli antény bude schopen zrekonstruovat komplexní blízké pole antény resp. vyzařovací diagram antény ve vzdáleném poli. Na základě těchto úvah byly zkoumány vlastnosti minimalizačního algoritmu. Zejména byl analyzován a vhodně zvolen minimalizační přistup, optimalizační metoda a v neposlední řadě i optimalizační funkce tzv. funkcionál. Dále pro urychlení celého minimalizačního procesu byly uvažovány prvotní odhady. A na závěr byla do minimalizačního algoritmu zahrnuta myšlenka nahrazující hledané elektrické pole několika koeficienty. Na základě předchozích analýz byla navržená bezfázová metoda pro charakterizaci vyzařovacích vlastností antén. Tato metoda kombinuje globální optimalizaci s obrazovou kompresní metodou a s lokální metodou ve spojení s konvečním amplitudovým měřením na dvou površích. V našem případě je globální optimalizace použita k nalezení globálního minima minimalizovaného funkcionálu, kompresní metoda k redukci neznámých proměnných na apertuře antény a lokální metoda zajišťuje přesnější nalezení minima. Navržená metoda je velmi robustní a mnohem rychlejší než jiné dostupné minimalizační algoritmy. Další výzkum byl zaměřen na možnosti využití měřených amplitud pouze z jednoho měřícího povrchu pro rekonstrukci vyzařovacích charakteristik antén a využití nového algoritmu pro rekonstrukci fáze na válcové geometrii.

This thesis enquires into the question of the hidden nature of things and reality in the context of David Hume's philosophy. In the context of a Humean approach to reality, it discusses whether the things which we perceive and which are considered to be perceptions can have some sort of non-empirical correlation that lies beneath them and whether it can be called the hidden nature of these things. The first half of the thesis is focused on the philosophy of David Hume. In the second half of the thesis two original considerations about the hidden nature and its characteristics are presented. The thesis starts with three selected theories of substance as presented in A Treatise of Human Nature. The theory of John Locke and the theory of the peripatetics are presented from Hume's critical perspective. Consequently is presented an interpretation called the New Hume. In the context of this interpretation, Hume presumes that there are hidden entities lying beneath empirical reality. Then, there are two considerations focused on the hidden nature of things and its characteristics which are presented. These characteristics are consequently being described in an indirect manner. And finally an original suggestion of how to understand the hidden nature is presented. It has the character of mere...

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The master thesis is focused on the simulation of the toroid coils in Ansoft Maxwell 3D software, which uses finite element method for electromagnetic field simulation. Firstly the process creation of the geometric model toroid coil with seventy-five threaded is presented. It is necessary to debug this model and prepare it for the mesh generation. Physical properties are assign to this model and it gives rise to the physical model. We will set boundaries, excitation current, core material, winding material and the parameters for the mesh generations. New material Kashke K4000 will be created in the materials library and subsequently we will define its BH curve on the basis of datasheet. Analysis is made in two modes. Direct currents (7,5A; 10A; 15A; 20A; 25A) and (non)linear materials are used in magnetostatic solution. Toroid coil is excited by current pulse in transient solution. In Ansoft Maxwell Circuit editor a source which generates current pulse will be created. This excitation will be assigned to the toroid coil as an extern source through a terminal. Core material is linear in the case of transient analysis, because Ansoft Maxwell 3D doesn´t allow to use nonlinear material in this solution. Settings are different in transient and in magnetostatic analysis. End time and time step are entered to solve this task in transient analysis. Time points are entered too. Flux density and electromagnetic field strength are calculated in these time points and later it will be possible to view the results. Calculated fields are shown as the pictures in this thesis. The procedure how to use a field calculator in the postprocessing is given as well. The achievements are summarized in the conclusion.

Cytoplasmic dynein is a microtubule-dependent motor protein which participates in numerous cellular processes. The motor complex consists of two heavy chains, intermediate, light intermediate and 3 families of light chains. Dynein is able to bind to these accessory chains as well as to regulatory proteins which enables the motor protein to fulfil such a variety of cellular processes. The associated light chains participate in long-distance organelle and vesicle transport in interphase and in chromosome segregation during mitosis. However, how these light chains control the activity of the motor protein is still unknown. In this study, I combine molecular genetics and live cell imaging to elucidate the role of the associated dynein light intermediate and light chains in dynein behaviour and early endosome (EE) motility in hyphal interphase cells as well as the anchorage of dynein to the microtubule (MT) plus-end in interphase and mitotic cells. I show that the dynein light intermediate chain (DLIC) as well as the light chain 2 (DLC2, Roadblock) are involved in dynein processivity and EE movement in interphase. The downregulation of either protein results in short hyphal growth which could be caused by a decreased runlength of EE and dynein. In addition, both proteins participate in dynein anchorage to the microtubule plus-end in interphase and mitosis as well as in spindle elongation during mitosis. Each protein causes a decrease of the motor protein dynein at MT plus-ends. Surprisingly, I found only minor or no defects in LC8 or Tctex mutants in the observed functions of dynein. LC8 seems to affect the dynein but not the EE runlength. In this case, dynein is still able to move into the bipolar MT array from where kinesin3 is able to take over EEs and move them towards the cell center. In contrast, Tctex has no effect on dynein or EE runlength or any other observed dynein function in hyphal cells. However, it causes a reduction in spindle elongation. Taken together, DLIC and DLC2 are important for dynein behaviour in long distance transport as well as in spindle positioning and elongation during mitosis. Furthermore, I studied the involvement of the dynein regulators Lis1 and NudE as well as the plus-end binding protein Clip1 (Clip-170 homologue) in the anchorage of dynein to the astral microtubule plus-ends during mitosis. The disruption of the anchorage complex at the astral MT plus-end causes a decrease in dynein number at this site and therefore slower spindle elongation in Anaphase B. Taken together, all three proteins are involved in anchorage of dynein to the astral microtubule tip and the subsequent spindle elongation. Furthermore, these findings also show that Ustilago maydis evolved two different mechanisms to anchor the motor protein to MT plus-ends in hyphal and mitotic cells. The plus-end binding protein Peb1 (EB1 homologue) and the dynein regulator dynactin mediate the dynein anchorage in hyphal cells whereas in mitotic cells the plus-ends binding protein Clip1 and the dynein regulators Lis1 and NudE anchor dynein to astral MT plus-ends.

This dissertation thesis deals with the demands on teachers' voice and proper use of voice in the teacher's profession. The whole thesis consists of two parts: theoretical and practical. The theoretical part is divided into nine sections: the anatomy and physiology of the vocal tract, voice developement, comparison of spoken and singing voice, psychological impact on voice, voice defects and hygiene, voice reeducation, methods of voice diagnostics and voice acoustics. The research part presents the findings of acoustic voice measurement. Students (only women) of Faculty of Education in Prague participed in the research. The objective of this part was to asses the quality of students' voice and their voice readiness for future teaching.

Tato disertační práce analyzuje artefakty v NMR obrazech. V lékařské praxi mohou artefakty zabránit diagnostice patologických tkání, a proto je třeba tyto nežádoucí jevy odstranit. Vzhledem k nutnosti vyloučit artefakty způsobené nehomogenitou statického magnetického pole jsou v dané souvislosti diskutovány také nové možnosti měření deformací. Práce popisuje metodu pro měření základního pole i RF pole a jejich nehomogenit na základě měření MR obrazů T2 a T2*. Metoda kombinuje akviziční postupy pro spinové a gradientní echo za účelem rozlišení relaxačních časů T2 a T2*. V této souvislosti také vyvstává potřeba provést exponenciální aproximaci relaxačního procesu. Experimentální výsledky pro plastové i měděné vzorky jsou prezentovány v příslušné části práce. Pokud jde o vlastní členení popisovaných jevů, je třeba uvést, že významný problém představují artefakty způsobené magnetickou susceptibilitou. Různé hodnoty magnetické vodivosti na rozhraní mezi dvěma materiály mohou způsobit deformaci magnetického pole, přičemž může dojít i k úplné ztrátě signálu.

Les travaux de recherches menés dans cette thèse concernent la modélisation et l’optimisation de l’alternateur synchrone à griffes utilisé dans les véhicules mild-hybrid. Ce dernier voit son utilisation élargie à la fonction d’assistance de traction au moteur thermique et de récupération d’énergie dans les phases de freinage. La structure spéciale du rotor rend nécessaire l’utilisation de modèles éléments finis 3D pour modéliser finement les effets tridimensionnels. Ces derniers requièrent une utilisation intensive des ressources informatiques (RAM, temps CPU) qu’il est crucial de réduire pour envisager une démarche d’optimisation de dispositifs magnétiques. Dans ce contexte, l’utilisation d’une plateforme de modélisation ouverte Gmsh et GetDP, permettant l’implémentation de géométries et de formulations appropriées, a abouti au développement de modèles précis et suffisamment rapides pour être intégrés dans des algorithmes d’optimisation. L’originalité de cette démarche de modélisation consiste à hybrider une approche numérique (éléments finis 3D) et une approche semi-analytique (réseau de perméances) de sorte que l’usage des éléments finis 3D soit réduit aux zones où le champ magnétique est tridimensionnel. Enfin, le choix d’un algorithme d’optimisation adapté aux modèles numériques (boîte noire à fort coût d’évaluation) a permis de développer un outil de pré-dimensionnement et de dimensionnement des machines synchrones à griffes en vue de l’obtention d’une géométrie optimisée en réponse à un cahier des charges industriel / The research work carried out in this thesis concerns the modeling and optimization of claw-pole synchronous alternator used in mild-hybrid vehicles. The use of this machine is extended to assistit traction engine and energy recovery in the braking phases. The special structure of the rotor makes it necessary to use 3D finite element models to analyse efficiently the three-dimensional effects, which requires an intensive use of computing resources (RAM, CPU time). The latter must be reduced in order to consider an optimization process on such magnetic devices. In this context, the use of a Gmsh and GetDP, open modeling platform, led to the development of precise models, fast enough to be integrated into optimization algorithms. The originality of this modeling approach is based on the hybridization of a numerical approach (3D finite elements) and a semi-analytical approach (permeance network) so that the use of 3D finite elements is reduced to areas where The magnetic field is three-dimensional. Finally, the choice of an optimization algorithm adapted to numerical models (black box with high evaluation cost) allows to develop a pre-design and a design tools for claw-pole synchronous machines in order to obtain an optimized geometry achieving an industrial specification

Cette thèse propose une nouvelle structure de machine à courant continu pouvant être utilisée dans une application démarreur Stop-Start automobile. Une structure tridimensionnelle à griffes est proposée pour remplacer le stator à plots actuel dans le but de réduire son coût de fabrication. La structure de la machine à griffes est modélisée par un réseau de réluctances permettant la prise en compte de la saturation et de la réaction magnétique d'induit. Grâce à sa rapidité et précision, ce modèle est ensuite intégré dans un processus d’optimisation afin d'obtenir rapidement une machine optimale. Enfin, un prototype de machine à courant continu à griffes est réalisé, montrant ainsi la faisabilité de cette topologie. Par ailleurs, un modèle original combinant réseaux de réluctances et résolution de l'équation de Laplace a été développé pour lever certaines difficultés liées à la modélisation par réseau de réluctances des machines électriques tout en prenant en compte la rotation / This thesis deals with a new DC machine structure that can be used in an automotive Stop-Start starter application. A three-dimensional claw pole stator is proposed to replace the current stator in order to reduce its manufacturing cost. The claw pole machine topology is modeled by a reluctance network to take into account the saturation and the magnetic armature reaction. Thanks to its speed and precision, this model is then integrated in an optimization process to obtain an optimal machine. Finally, a prototype of a machine with DC claws is manufactured to show the feasibility of this topology. Moreover, an original model combining reluctance networks and solving the Laplace equation has been developed to overtake some difficulties related to modeling by reluctance network of electrical machines while taking into account the rotation

O presente trabalho apresenta um método de projeto de controlador com alocação de pólos em sistemas fuzzy utilizando funções de Lyapunov por partes e contínuas no espaço de estado. A idéia principal é utilizar controladores chaveados no espaço de estado para obter uma resposta transitória satisfatória do sistema, obtida pela localização dos pólos. A modelagem fuzzy Takagi-Sugeno é utilizada para representar um sistema não-linear em diversos pontos de linearização através de uma aproximação por vários modelos locais lineares invariantes no tempo. A análise de estabilidade e o projeto de sistemas de controle podem se formulados em termos de desigualdades matriciais lineares (em inglês, linear matrix inequalities (LMIs)), as quais são resolvidas por técnicas de programação convexa. Na análise de estabilidade ou na síntese de um controlador em sistemas fuzzy é necessário resolver um número determinado de LMIs de acordo com o número de modelos locais. Encontrar uma função de Lyapunov comum a todos os modelos locais pode ser inviável, especialmente quando se impõem critérios de desempenho, que aparecem como restrições no contexto de LMIs. A proposta de uma função de Lyapunov por partes objetiva diminuir o conservadorismo na busca de um controlador que leve os pólos de malha fechada à uma região desejada. Resultados de análise e síntese da teoria de sistemas lineares por partes contribuíram para a construção do resultado apresentado. Exemplos com simulação ilustram o método proposto. / This work presents a controller design method for fuzzy dynamic systems based on piecewise Lyapunov functions with constraints on the closed-loop pole location. The main idea is to use switched controllers to locate the poles of the system to obtain a satisfactory transient response. The pole placement strategy allows to specify the performance in terms of the desired time response of the feedback system. The Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy model can approximate the nonlinear system in several linearization points using linear time invariant systems. Thus, a global fuzzy model can be obtained from a fuzzy combination of these linear systems. Stability analysis and design of fuzzy control systems can be efficiently carried out in the context of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). If the fuzzy system is described by many local models, the resulting set of LMIs may be infeasible. The search for a Lyapunov function in the fuzzy pole placement problem may be easier to be satisfied in a piecewise framework. Some results from piecewise linear systems theory have contributed to the development of the presented technique. Some examples are given to illustrate the proposed method.