ork tie together on first project, in which the was designed apparatus for tests wireless transmission energy. Antenna was synthesized and theoretically optimized for experimental operation, in which the will performed series measuring. In first part is practical description of realization proposal. It consists of circuital solution, proposal measuring workplace and mechanical construction with illustration photographs of arrangement. Second part includes results of performed measuring. These measuring will divided by three basic groups: in first group will by testing feature one’s antennae, in second group will series transmission measuring power gain, and in third group will photographed shape of field, and comparison with simple simulation finite difference method. Third part summarises results from measuring, and prepares consecutive balancing visualisation project, which is of thematic bent on chosen aspects theoretical hypothesis and effected experiments.

Abstract The thesis deals with the relation of Ivan Olbracht and Subcarpathian Rus. Giving a brief summary of examined territory's history, the authoress attends to Olbracht's Subcarpathian stay and its influence on his work. Olbracht was challenged by the social and political conditions of fossil region to write a set of reportages released in newspaper and afterwards in a double book edition (Země bez jména, Hory a staletí). In the reportages he prepaired a factual and epical field for his prosaic pieces - Nikola Šuhaj loupežník and Golet v údolí (for completeness' sake it's essential to mention Marijka nevěrnice). Authoress devotes herself to a thematic analysis of reportages observing the way Olbracht depicted no longer existing culture and community. She applies this thematic outline on the outlaw novel and the triptych of short stories. It is hereby documented Olbracht's methodics consisting in a stratified narration based on two main layers: factual (empirical) and legendary (poetic).

This thesis deals with a myth concept in Thomas Mann's and Ivan Olbracht's work. In regard to the tertium comparationis, which is myth, Mann's novels Joseph and His Brothers (Joseph und seine Brüder) and Doctor Faustus (Doktor Faustus) as well as Olbracht's novels The Bitter and the Sweet (Nikola Šuhaj loupežník) and Valley of Exile (Golet v údolí) are analysed. The concepts of these two authors are being compared both on a genetic level, which includes a possible influence of the tetralogy Joseph and His Brothers on Olbracht's work, and on a typological level. The second one includes analogies, which are independent of the possible direct influence. The thesis is methodological based on interpretation of fictional texts and their continuous comparison considering a literary-historical context and cultural-historical background of that time. Especially in some details, it can be considered that Thomas Mann had a direct influence on Olbracht's work in case of both of the novels. A number of analogies have been found, which exemplify a resemblance between the authors but which don't deny that Olbracht was an autonomous and creative personality at the same time. The specific myth concept of both authors harmonise with a period tendency in the modern literature.

<p>U radu se predstavlja I analizira ukupna proizvodnja<br />animiranih filmova u &quot;Neoplanta filmu&quot;, u Novom<br />Sadu, Srbiji izmedju 1966. i 1985. godine.</p> / <p>This study elaborates the overall animated film<br />production of Neoplanta Film in Novi Sad, Serbia<br />between 1966 and 1985.</p>