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Formula Student Front Wheel Carrier Design
Černý, Filip ; Porteš, Petr (referee) ; Ramík, Pavel (advisor)
This thesis deals with the design of the front wheel hub and upright of Formula student car. First component is a short search on Formula Student event and comparing diverse structures of upright for use in both racing and road cars. It also includes design of hub and upright in the CAD program and computational model of the upright created in FEM program specifically for stress analysis in selected conditions. It also includes optimization of the overall proposal.
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Group R Rally Cars
Černý, Filip ; Blaťák, Ondřej (referee) ; Hejtmánek, Petr (advisor)
In this bachelor’s thesis is elaborated a technical overview of the new car racing group R. This group is primarily designed for rally racing competition, organized by the FIA. It describes vehicles dividing into different groups, their structural design and safety features. Finally is shortly outlined possible future development of these racing cars.
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Realization of the chorus effect with BBD
Černý, Filip ; Mačák, Jaromír (referee) ; Říha, Kamil (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is conception and construction of new laboratory device enabling realization of the musical effect CHORUS. Part of this work is theoretical analyses of effects using delay line and charge coupled devices with BBD. The next part is dealing with conception of particular sections of the device. The device is constructed by individual standards and construction recommendation. The device is constructed for measurement purposes therefore it contains various setting elements. The final part is dealing with testing of the device and with a manual for measuring on this device in laboratory of musical electronic.
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Simulation of sound wave propagation in closed space
Černý, Filip ; Kurc, David (referee) ; Orlovský, Kristián (advisor)
This thesis is dealing with problem and solution of simulation in room acoustics. At the beginning is introduction with sound as waves and his behavior in closed space. Following part of text is dealing with computional methods in room acoustics, statistics methods , ray-based methods, wave-based methods. Following are focused FDTD wave method, which serves as the basis for creating simulation algorithm.Last part of this work is practical sample of MATLAB aplication enviroment for simulation of sound waves in closed room by explicit sub-methods of method FDTD. The last section contains an example and discussion of the results of simulations.
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Enhanced Cooperation in the EU
Černý, Filip ; Scheu, Harald Christian (referee)
Enhanced Cooperation in the EU Abstract Enhanced cooperation has been a widely discussed in the context of the further possible development of the European integration and its direction. It represents a mechanism which introduces elements of flexible integration into the EU law. This thesis aims to provide a complete view of the process of enhanced cooperation. The first part focuses on the definition of flexibility and its theoretical concepts. The following parts of the thesis are then fully focused on enhanced cooperation as a specific legal instrument regulated by the Treaties. First of all, it mentions its historical development from the Treaty of Amsterdam to the Treaty of Lisbon and the changes it has undergone. After that there is the analysis of the legal provisions on enhanced cooperation itself. It discusses the whole process of establishing enhanced cooperation and the conditions necessary for that. There are also discussed special rules for activation of enhanced cooperation in the area of the common foreign and security policy and the police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters. Furthermore, a substantial part of the work is devoted to the application of enhanced cooperation in practice. Five cases of enhanced cooperation established so far are analysed in that part. In each case, the...
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Enhanced Cooperation in the EU
Černý, Filip ; Svobodová, Magdaléna (advisor) ; Král, Richard (referee)
Enhanced Cooperation in the EU Abstract Enhanced cooperation has been a widely discussed in the context of the further possible development of the European integration and its direction. It represents a mechanism which introduces elements of flexible integration into the EU law. This thesis aims to provide a complete view of the process of enhanced cooperation. The first part focuses on the definition of flexibility and its theoretical concepts. The following parts of the thesis are then fully focused on enhanced cooperation as a specific legal instrument regulated by the Treaties. First of all, it mentions its historical development from the Treaty of Amsterdam to the Treaty of Lisbon and the changes it has undergone. After that there is the analysis of the legal provisions on enhanced cooperation itself. It discusses the whole process of establishing enhanced cooperation and the conditions necessary for that. There are also discussed special rules for activation of enhanced cooperation in the area of the common foreign and security policy and the police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters. Furthermore, a substantial part of the work is devoted to the application of enhanced cooperation in practice. Five cases of enhanced cooperation established so far are analysed in that part. In each case, the...
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Disposal with an Investment Claim
Černý, Filip ; Růžička, Květoslav (advisor) ; Rozehnalová, Naděžda (referee) ; Bělohlávek, Alexander (referee)
Disposal with an Investment Claim JUDr. Filip Černý International investment protection is very special legal discipline which stands at the borderline between public and private, international and national (domestic) law. The intersections between these legal areas produce a vast range of questions on the applicable law and the nature of the legal institutes inherent to investment protection. The legal system of investment protection is founded on a matrix consisting of bilateral and multilateral treaties and simultaneously shares some of the customary origins inherent to diplomatic protection of foreigners. The particularity of the investment protection system is given by the existence of the diagonal relations between the host state and the investor of the other state. The combination of the public international law sources and the diagonal relations developing inside the public international law matrix induce questions on the nature of such rights and obligations arising inside of the investment protection system among its actors. Author analyses these relations with an aim to determine the nature of the investment claim as a prerequisite for a volitional disposal of the investment claim by the investor.
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