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Workshop 92 Prague, January 20 - 24, 1992 CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN PRAGUE ZIKOVA 4, 166 35 PRAGUE 6, CZECHOSLOVAKIA INIS-mf —13201 WORKSHOP 92 PRAGUE, JANUARY 20 - 24, 1992 PART B Physical and Chemical Properties of Materials - Material Engineering - Physics - Physical Electronics and Optics - Communications - Measurements of Physical Quantities - Power Electronics - Architecture and Planning, Regeneration - Environmental Engineering - Power Engineering - Energy Savings vv CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN PRAGUE ZIKOVA 4, 166 35 PRAGUE 6. CZECHOSLOVAKIA WORKSHOP 92 PRAGUE, JANUARY 20 - 24, 1992 PART B Physical and Chemical Properties of Materials - Material Engineering - Physics - Physical Electronics and Optics - Communications - Measurements of Physical Quantities - Power Electronics - Architecture and Planning, Regeneration - Environmental Engineering - Power Engineering - Energy Savings CONTENTS 1. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS 1.1 HARD MAGNETIC MATERIAL MEASUREMENT SYSTEM ... 11 T. Jakl and P. Kašpar 1.2 EQUIPMENT FOR P1XE ANALYSIS WITH EXTERNAL BEAM . I 3 J. Král, J. Voltr, R. Salomonovič and T. Bačíková 1. 3 X-RAYS DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS OF STRESS FIELD 1 - 5 N. Ganev and I. Kraus 1.4 NEUTRON DIFFRACTION STUDY OF PR, _ ^SR^MNO-, PE- 1 7 ROVSKITES M. Dlouhá, Z. Jirák, K. Knížek and S. Vratislav 1. 5 EFFECT OF RADIATION ON THE REACTIVITY OF MIXED 1 << OXIDES M. Pospíšil and M. M arty kán 1.6 USE OF NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY METHOD IN STUDY OF HYD- ! II ROGENATION R. Kudláček 1.7 COMPOSITE ION-EXCHANGERS, THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND 1 -13 USE F. Šebesta, A. Motl and J. John 1. 8 DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH CONDUCTIVE POLYMERIC COM 1 15 POŠITE V. Bouda, J. Lipták, V. Márová and F. Polena 1. 9 CRYSTALLIZATION OF "TUNABLE" SUBSTRATE OF MA- 1 17 TERIALS , J. Venkrbec, Z. Cecil, V. Rosická, J. Kohout, J. Sedláček, Z. Kodťjš and P. Pacák 1.10 THE INFLUENCE OF DEFORMATION RATE ON RECRYS- 1 - IS TALLIZATION KINETICS P. Zuna and P. Čížek 1.11 MICROMECHANICS 1-21 P. Neužil, V. Jurka and S. Charvát 2. MATERIAL ENGINEERING 2. 1 STRUCTURE AND FAILURE OF POLYAMIDE COMPOSITE . 2 - 1 V. Zilvar, J. Steidel and Z. Kořínek 2. 2 EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF P0- 2-3 LYMER COMPOSITES M. Černý 2.3 ACRYLATE DISPERSIONS AND REPAIRS OF CONCRETE .... 2-5 V. Pumpr 2. 4 EFFECT OF DISCONTINUITIES IN NON-HOMOGENEOUS MA- 2-7 TERIALS V. Weiss 2. 5 PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SHOTCRE- 2-9 TE T. Klečka and J. Dohnálek 2. 6 THE PROPERTIES OF WELDS IN HIGH STRENGTH STAINLESS 2-11 STEEL K. Macek and J. Janovec 2.7 ESTIMATION OF LOAD IN CLOSED-DIE FORGING 2-13 J. Čermák 2. 8 X-RAY ANALYSIS OF RESIDUAL STRESSES INDUCED IN 2-15 STEEL DURING LASER SURFACE MELTING AND ALL- TOYING R. Králová 2. 9 DETERMINATION OF SURFACE FILMS AND LAYERS QUALI- 2-17 TY I. Kvasnička, I. Nedbal and R. Novák 2.10 NEUTRON TEXTURE ANALYSIS OF ZIRCALOY-4 TUBES .... 2-19 M. Dlouhá and S. Vratislav 3. PHYSICS 3.1 NON-LINEAR MODELS IN QUANTUM PHYSICS 3-1 K. Košťál and B. Rudolf 3.2 A REMARK ON FINITE DIFEERENCE ELECTRODYNAMICS . 3-3 J. Kafka 3.3 INSTRUMENTATION AND TECHNIGUES FOR THE MEASURE- 3-5 MENT OF NEUTRONS .AND RADON WITH ITS PROGENY ... Z. Janout, A. Gosman, Č. Jech, S. Pospíšil, B. Sopko, Z. Češpíro, E. Havránková, D. Houšová, J. Jursík, J. Koníček and I. Mácha 3.4 PROTON NON-RUTHERFORD ELASTIC SCATTERING CROSS 3-7 SECTION R. Salamonovič 3.5 IMPULSE SOUND FIELD IN A ROOM 3-9 Z. Kyncl 3.6 THE INTERRUPTED Z-PINCH FILAMENTARY STRUCTURE . 3-11 P. Kubeš, J. Kravárik, J. Hakr, J. Píchal and P. Kulhánek 3.7 ATOMIC PHYSICS OF SYSTEMS WITH EXTREME PÁRAME- 3-13 TERS ^ L. Drska, M. Sinor and J. Vondrasek 3.8 BREAKDOWN VOLTAGE OF THE SURFACE GLOW DISCHAR- 3-15 GE J. Rosenkranz and S. Pekárek 3.9 ELECTROMAGNETIC PLASMA LAUNCHERS 3-17 J. Maloch 4. PHYSICAL ELECTRONICS AND OPTICS 4. 1 THE MAGNETRON PLASMA OPTICAL DIAGNOSTICS 4-1 F. Haniťz, J. Lego, S. Pekárek and J. Rosenkranz 4. 2 USE OF OPTOELECTRONICAL DEVICES IN DOS1METRY .... 4-3 L. Musilek and A. Daŕíčková 4. 3 NEW MICROTRON IN OPERATION AT FJFI CTU, PRAGUE . 4-5 M. Vognar, Č. Šimáně and P. Malínský 4. 4 QUANTUM NONDEMOLITION MEASUREMENT OF THE PRO- 4-7 TON NUMBER V. Sochor, G. Lončar, I. Paulička and J. Zhang 4.5 OPTICAL FIBER SECURITY SYSTEM WITH HIGH SENSITIVl- 4-9 TY M. Khodl, A. Gabrovski, V. Sochor, J. Resl, J. Pavel, P. Horák and P. Peterka 4. 6 COMPUTER GENERATED HOLOGRAMS 4-11 R. Houha, T. Jerie, P. Fiala and J. Růžek 4.7 RED LUMINESCENCE OF Hg2Cl2 SINGLE CRYSTALS 4-13 Z. Bryknar, A. Koníková and P. Jiroušek 4. 8 EFFICIENT CONVERSION OF LASER LIGHT INTO SOFT X- 4-15 RAYS L. Pína, M. Kálal, V. Kmetík, G. Lončar and I. Ulrych 4.9 NONLINEAR OPTICS, OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION 4-17 P. Hříbek, I. Richtzer and P. Peka 4.10 BARIUM BORÁTE PICOSECOND OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OS- 4-19 CILLATOR V. Kubeček, Y. Takagi, K, Yoshihara and G.C. Reali 4.11 MULTIWAVELENGTH MODE-LOCKING OF SOLID STATE 4-21 LASERS USING A FREQUENCY-DOUBLING NONLINEAR MIRROR K.A. Stankov, V. Kubeček, K. Hamal, H. Jelínková and I. Procházka 4.12 SINGLE PHOTON RANGING SYSTEMS FOR SPACEBORN AL- 4-23 TIMETRY AND ATMOSPHERE MONITORING I. Procházka, K. Hamal and S. Pershin 4.13 ADVANCED CONTROL AND SAFETY SYSTEM OF NUCLEAR 4-25 REACTOR K. Matějka, P. Hiršl, J. Fleischans, T. Sejba, M. Kropík, D. Pičmann 5. COMMUNICATIONS 5. 1 CONTRIBUTION TO THEORY OF PIEZOELECTRICAL TRANS- 5- 1 DUCER Z. Svor, F. Kadlec, A.M. Bruneau and P. Lotton 5. 2 ELEMENTS AND METHODS OF OPTICAL INFORMATION 5-3 PROCESSING E. Kostal, M. Klima, K. Ludvik, M. Bernas and J. Hozman 5. 3 THE COMPUTER AIDED MICROWAVE MEASUREMENT AND 5 - 5 DESIGN SYSTEM K. Hoffman, Z. Škvor and P. Hudec 5. 4 OPTOELECTRICAL SENSORS FOR NON-CONCTACT DISTAN- 5 - 7 CE MEASUREMENT J. Velebil 5.5 COMPUTER CONTROLLED COMPENSATION FERROMETKR. 5-9 V. Havlíček, M. Mikulec, P. Uhlíř and I. Zemánek 5. 6 MODULAR PC MEASURING SYSTEMS-EVALUATION OF QUA- 5-11 LITY ; V. Hasse, P. Kocourek 5.7 RECOGNITION OF ISOLATED WORDS 5-13 J. Uhlíř, et al. 5.8 THE OPTIMAL SOLVING OF GATE LOADABILITY 5-15 M. Laipert, M. Kolář and Z. Horčík 5. 9 THE REFERENCE CLOCK DISTRIBUTION IN THE DIGITAL 5 17 NETWORK L. Strnad 5.10 LOW NOISE RECEIVER FOR REMOTE SENSING EXPERI- 5-18 MENTS , M. Mazánek, J. Janík, J. Macháč, Z. Pečený, J. Prokop and J. Šedivý 5.11 MODULATION AND CODING METHODS FOR RF TRANS- 5-20 MISSION .... V. Žalud, Z. Šubert, .1. Horevajová, B. Syrovátka and M. Ponikelský 5.12 GPS SUPPORTED BY INMARSAT-3 OVERLAY 5-22 F. Vejražka and Z. Hrdina 5.13 OPTICAL WAVEGUIDE STRUCTURES IN GLASS AND LiNbO3 5-24 FORMED BY DIFFUSION TECHNIQUES J. Schrofel and Z. Burian 5.14 APPLICATION OF FAST LIGHT IONS IN SEMICONDUCTOR 5-26 DEVICE PROCESSING P. Hazdra, M. Kejhar, J.F.V. May, P. Seidl, B. Sopko and J. Vobecký 5.15 AN APPLICATION OF DEVICE SIMULATOR ON GTOTHYRIS- 5-28 TOR J. Vobecký and M. Hátle 5.16 LOW-RATE DATA TRANSMISSION OVER LONG PRODUCT LI- 5 - 30 NES J. Přibyl 5.17 DESIGN OF ANALOG AND ANALOG - DIGITAL ELECTRONIC 5 - 32 FUNCTIONAL BLOCKS P. Neumann and J. Kad\cc 5.18 THE RELIABILITY OF DIGITAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS 5 • 3-1 J. Novák, J. Rynt and J. Chod 5.19 THE PROJECT OF VIDEOTEXT SYSTEM ON CTU PRAG .... 5 - 35 J. Svoboda, B. Šimák, T. Zeman, J. Houda and P. Chaloupka 5.20 NONRECIPROCAL LOW SENSITIVITY REACTIVE FILTER 5 36 STRUCTURE P. Martínek 6. MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL QUANTITIES 6.1 CORRECTION OF DEAD-TIME LOSSES BASED ON COUNTING « I INTERVALS J. Sabol 6. 2 SATELLITE RANGING USING PICOSECOND LASERS 6 3 K. Hamal, M. Cech, H. Jelinková, A. Novotný. I. Procházka. B.B. Baghous, Y.E. Helali and M.Y. Tawadrous 6. 3 NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN PICOSECOND LASER RANGING 6-5 FOR NINETIES K. Hamal, I. Procházka, G. Kirchner and J. Gaignebet 6. 4 PRECISE SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE VELOCITY MEASURE f> 7 MENT R. Bálek 6.5 SOUND POWER MEASUREMENTS OF STEADY SOURCES ... 6-9 O. Jiříček 6.6 MEASUREMENT OF REFLECTION COEFFICIENT ('SING SOU- 6 I! ND INTENSITY J. Bouček 6. 7 ULTRASONIC TRANSDUCERS FOR IN SITU MEASURING IN 6 13 ROCKS J. Plocek and K. Malínský 6. 8 CONCENTRATION OF BAND WATER MIXTURE MEASURE BY 6-15 ULTRASOUND K. Malínský and M. Plachý 6.9 COMPLEX PERMEABILITY METER 6 17 K. Draxler, P. Kašpar amd P. Ripka 6.10 LOW-NOISE FLUXGATE SENSORS 6-19 P. Ripka 6.11 DETECTING AND PROCESSING OF THE TACTILE SIGNAL . 6-21 J. Volf, V. Chalupa, H. Obrazová, D. Kunzová, P. Mrzena, S. Papežova and J. Vlček 6.12 METHODS FOR MEASURING OF MECHANICAL QUANTITIES 6-23 J. Olmer, J. Kratochvíl and J. Záruba 7. POWER ELECTROTECHNICS 7.1 PROTECTION IN A NETWORK OF POVER STATIONS OWN 7 1 CONSl.'PTION F. Přibyl, A. Dočekal, J. Čermák and S. Bouček 7.2 THE ELEVATION OF THE VOLT EC: E FI.ľCTľATIONS 7 3 J. Tlustý and Z. Fejt 7.3 COMPUTER AIDED EVALUTION DISCHARGES ACTIVITY . 7 :> K. Záliš 7.1 SPACE VECTORS FOR TRANSIENT ANALYSIS AND DISPLAY 7 (i Zrl. (Vŕovský 7.r) DIAGNOSTIC METHODS IN ELECTROTECHNOLOGY 7 S J. Kuba and V. Benda 8. ARCHITECTURE, TOWN PLANNING, REGENERATION 8.1 REGENERATION OF RI'RAL SETTLEMENT IN THE BORDER S J LANDS J. Horký, K. Maier and J. Němec 8.2 REGENERATION OF HISTORIC TOWN CENTRES S 3 J.
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