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169. Character and Control of the Rotary Motor using a Supercondutor Tetsuya NAKAO Hisashi KAMIISHI 2 Daisuke GOTSU Yoshihiko MORI 4 Abstract The pinning effect of a high temperature superconductor HTS realizes noncontact levitation without additional devices An HTS magnet can be easily produced by field cooling When an HTS experiencing magnetic field is cooled by liquid nitrogen the flux pinning effect keeps magnetic flux trapped inside its body It is field cooling We developed an HTS rotary motor system This paper describes that the character of this motor and the design of a linear controller The rotation speed satisfactorily controlled by PI control law Keywords High temperature superconductor rotary motor PI control 1 MRD
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171. 1 A pt Z 1 R Dartu V A H B R 37 bb Hp 7B S S n gt H B R C 22 2 PH EF 1 Crabb M C and James I M Fibrewise Homotopy Theory Springer 1998 2 Dold A Partitions of Unity in the Theory of Fibra tions Ann of Math 2 78 1963 pp 223 255 3 Eggar M G The piecing comparison theorem Indag of Math 35 1973 pp 320 330 4 Hall I M The generalized Whitney sum Quart J Math Oxford 16 1965 pp 360 384 5 Hardie K A and Jansen A V A Whitehead prod uct for track groups Springer Lecture Note 1370 1989 pp 163
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173. 170 6 Hilton P J Homotopy theory and duality Nelson Gordon and breach 1965 7 Iwase N A continuous localization and completion Trans Amer Math Soc 320 1990 pp 77 90 8 Iwase N and Sakai M Functors on the category of fibrations preprint 9 James I M On spaces with a multiplication Pacific J M 7 1957 pp 1083 1100 10 James I M General topology and Homotopy theory Springer 1984 11 James I M Handbook of Algebraic Topology North Holland 1995 12 James I M and Morris J R Fibrewise category Proc Roy Soc Edinburgh 119A 1991 pp 177 190 13 Sakai M On the Hopf James homomorphism over B Quaestiones Mathematicae to appear 14 22 1 2006 pp 53 56 15 Smith L Lectures on the Eilenberg Moore Spectral Sequences Lect Notes in Math 134 Springer Ver lag Berlin 1970 19 5 Ss A Preliminary study on the HUMAN RIGHT in KNCT 1 A 1986
174. 1996 9 W B R Lickorish Linear skein thery and link polynomials Topology Appl 27 1987 265 274 2 22 2 10 Y Mizuma A formula for the Casson knot in variant of a 2 bridge knot J Knot Theory Ram ifications 11 2002 667 672 11 Y Mizuma Comway polynomials of 2 bridge knots Kobe J Math 21 2004 51 60 12 S Nakabo Formulas on the HOMFLY and Jones polynomials of 2 bridge knots and links Kobe J Math 17 2000 131 144 13 S Nakabo Explicit description of the HOMFLY polynomials for 2 bridge knots and links J Knot Theory Ramifications 11 2002 565 574 14 S Nakabo Q polynomial of 2 bridge links in terms of Chebyshev polynomials in preparation 19 5 Guitar and Polymer Yusuke TSUDA Various polymer materials such as the wood natural polymers are used for guitars The synthetic polymers for various parts of guitars have been started to use since 1950 s For example Nylon polyamide was used as a substitution of the gut guitar strings and the fiber reinforced plastics were used for the body of guitars such as Ovation This paper reviews polymer materials used for the guitars based on the investigation such as JSTPlus Patents and Internet 1 f Dill 2004 11
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178. Kouichi YOSHIMURA and Atsunori MATSUDA Abstract An electrophoretic deposition EPD process was applied to fabrication of photonic crystals based on colloidal crystals constructed from monodispersed silica microspheres of 290 nm diameter The colloid arrangement that is crystallinity depends strongly on the optical property such as stopband position absorbance peak width etc We investigated an influence of the arrangement of silica colloids by the EPD process on the optical property It was found that the absorbance of the silica colloidal crystals was significantly affected by the field strength during the EPD process Keywords Colloidal crystal film Monodisperse silica microspheres Electrophoretic deposition process Optical property Microstructure 1 Dill
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190. STRY IN CONCERT Polymeric materials used in musical instruments play a major role in making beautiful music BETHANY HALFORD C amp EN WASHINGTON wood in varying amounts The compo nents are held together by lignin a complex branched heterogeneous aromatic poly mer composed of phenylpropane units that are linked through aryl ether bonds you There s plenty of chemistry in music HE SCIENCE OF MUSIC HAS LONG i been the domain of physicists i Bat dont let the eggheads fool 1 Chemical amp Engineering News Chemistry In Concert 2 Ovation HR 7 2 90 SX DE A T
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193. dofunctor on the category of topological spaces to a continuous endofunctor on the category of continuous maps Top 2 If this is the case does such continuous endofunctor preserve fibrations In this paper we define g Fib the topological category of locally trivial quasi fibrations over polyhedra and explain that any continuous endofunctor on Top induces a continuous endofunctor on g Fib Moreover we define the Hopf James homomorphism and the Whitehead product in the category of fibrewise pointed spaces over B Making use of them we generalize Hardie Jansen s result 5 1 Top 2 O Top Toph 1968 Hilton 6 pw Eo BEMREL 2 pi Bi gt Bi po Ez Bo f E1 gt E2 g B1 B3 E 35188 Top 2 Ve e By Ss B 1 p Loe bary Top 2 Top 2 ix HEM ORTH CHS Top 1984 James 10 7op Top 2 HR p E gt
194. ly Readable Hydrogen Sensor Using Palladium Thin Films by Plating Processes The Idea of the ikko ikki and Religious Activities of Hongwanji Rennyo A synthetic report on the extension of continuous functor on the category of topological spaces A Preliminary study on the HUMAN RIGHT in KNCT A Report on English Class Using Newspaper Articles and Communicative Activities Q polynomial of 2 bridge links in terms of Chebyshev polynomials Guitar and Polymer Tetsuya NAKAO Hisashi KAMIISHI Daisuke GOTSU Yoshihiko MORI Koichi FUKUDA Yasuhito NAKATAKE Hiroshi TANAKA Kohta UCHIO Sho NAGAHAMA Jun ichi HAMAGAMI Kouichi YOSHIMURA Atsunori MATSUDA Jun ichi HAMAGAMI Masaki MORI Joe KURIBARA Masasuke TAKATA Hajime MATSUO Michihiro SAKAI Hajime MATSUO Hiroyuki KINJO Shigekazu NAKABO Yusuke TSUDA Kurume National College of Technology 1 1 1 Komorino Kurume City Fukuoka Pref 830 8555 Japan http www kurume nct ac jp 13 19 25 33 37 45 53 59
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196. nductivity I Eds K Kajimura and Hayakawa pp 753 756 1991 2 2001 3D CAD CAM 19 5 2 3D CAD CAM 2 dice AY AR ZA AM Design and Manufacturing of Rotor Blades for Micro Propeller Type Wind Turbine with Three Dimensional CAD CAM 2nd Report Manufacturing for Laboratory Scale Blade Koichi FUKUDA Yasuhito NAKATAKE 2 Hiroshi TANAKA Kohta UCHIO and Sho NAGAHAMA 4 1 IKW 3m Dm DICE TAs Hic
197. ough for necessary credits for their graduation Considering the most characteristic features of College of Technology is to educate future engineers I decided to use newspaper articles in my reading class in order to stress practical aspects of English as a communication tool Therefore in this paper I try to show the effectiveness of fast reading and summary through analyzing the pre and post questionnaires Then the types of well accepted newspaper articles will be examined through analysis of the vocabulary of each article used in the class 1 2007
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199. r J Electrochem Soc 138 L46 1991 11 K Ito and T Kubo Proceedings of the 4th Sensor Sy mposium p 153 1984 12 K Ito and T Ohgami Appl Phys Lett 60 p 938 1992 13 K Ito T Ohgami and T Nakazawa Sensors and Ac tuators B 12 p 151 1993 14 Research Reports of Sendai National College of Technology No 34 2004 15 HH maf Ay 54 p 56 2003 19 5 DES The Idea of the ikko ikki and Religious Activities of Hongwanji Rennyo 1 ak E85 Hh OO wr 1465 6 1479 12 HEDRE
200. re COE BAL 1 E Yablonovitch Phys Rev Lett 58 2059 1987 2 S John Phys Rev Lett 58 2486 1987 3 F Caruso Ed Colloids and Colloid Assemblies Wiley VCH 2004 4 K Busch S Lolkes R B Wehrspohn and H F ll Eds Photonic Crystals Wiley VCH 2004 5 2001 6 40 150 2005 7 K Kanamura and J Hamagami Solid State Ionics 172 303 2004 8 HAL FAE 39 587 2002 9 13 63 2000 10 ARR 1998 155 1998 1D 13 TPOZ RET P PAZ ES 11 31 1998 12 TR EXP
201. rewicz fibration JgE gt B 5 Hurewicz fibration CHS 1 3 James 10 p E B 23 Hurewicz fibration QBXBE B Hurewicz fibration 1 4 Hall4 p E B i 1 2 Hurewicz fibration 72 51 Ej E2 B Hurewicz fibration 2 2 1 6 map X Y map 9 X 9 Y HOLE BFO Top Top C 1 1 1 2 2 2 C X J Top Top E CE XE JE Hurewicz fibration O2 ER Jg Top 5s Top wW wW E gt B CBE SBE JBE gt B 2 3 Top Top Hurewicz fibration 2 Top TopB James
202. sses Jun ichi HAMAGAMI Masaki MORI Joe KURIBARA and Masasuke TAK ATA 2 Abstract We present a simple and effective preparation route of a palladium thin film a candidate material for an optical hydrogen gas sensor operated at room temperature In general the Pd films were prepared on a glass substrate by radio frequency magnetron sputtering In this work the Pd films prepared by using electroplating and electroless plating processes exhibited a clear sensing response in optical transmittance in the presence of hydrogen gas at room temperature Keywords Optically readable hydrogen sensor Palladium thin film Room temperature operation Electroplating method Electroless plating method 1 2
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