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Factorizace 2-D polynom
Ježek, Jan ; Zezula, P.
Many algorithms are solving the problem of 1-D factorization. One of them was used and generalized to 2-D. This simple step brings new different difficulties up. Nevertheless, by no means could be the matter of 2-D factorization announced as completely investigated. Just a case with explicitly defined causality in both variables is offered in this paper. The numerical implementation of the algorithm below is the matter of ongoing labor.
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DELIVERABLE D9.6 Small sample testing
Cikrle, P. ; Drdácký, Miloš ; Lesák, Jaroslav ; Slížková, Zuzana ; Válek, Jan ; Vavřík, Daniel ; Zíma, Pavel
A number of in-situ tests for mechanical material properties is readily available but there were developed improved methodologies which met the requirements and specifics of this project. It the case of historic masonry there was necessary to deal with a common additional problem, which is the testing of non-standards samples. This was for example a problem of testing of historic bedding mortars or renders, where a typical width of sample is around 10 mm. It comes along with the general need for small ů micro samples with regards to the protection of historic masonry where a minimum intervention is always required. Mechanical properties in bending were tested on non-standard mortar samples which were supplemented symmetrically on both ends with two 'prostheses'. According to the results of the tests comparing the flexural strength of pure mortar beams with the strength ascertained on prosthesized identical material the influence of prosthesization is negligible. Testing of stone samples involved comparison of the compressive and split tensile strength of specimens of standard dimensions and specimens of smaller dimensions
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Příprava a charakterizace struktur ZnO malých rozměrů
Grym, Jan ; Fernández, P. ; Piqueras, J.
ZnO low dimensional structures were prepared in order to study their unique electronic and optical properties. ZnO nanocrystals were obtained by ball milling of commercially available powders. This process was found to produce particles with sizes of tens to hundreds nanometers being composed of nanocrystals down to a few nanometers. ZnO micro and nanorods mainly of hexagonal shape as well as nanotubes and nanocombs were grown by vapor-solid method in a muffle furnace under the flow of high purity argon.
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