Winding Up

Better Winding Up

An evaluation problem exists when winding up executory contracts in case of insolvency. The trustee has difficulties in accurately considering the claim for damages that arises if he chooses to reject a contract instead of accepting it. An unequal treatment of creditors and inefficiencies follow. However, a simple reform can solve this problem. If an executory contract is accepted by the truste...

Winding Up the Internal Circadian Clock and Preterm Ductus

The circadian system regulates many aspects of physiological functions in human body and requires a delicate interplay between suprachiasmatic nucleus, pineal gland, melatonin and clock genes. Maturation and synchronization of the fetal circadian system is mostly governed by maternal master clock and needs a complete and uncomplicated intrauterine life. Premature birth is being born not only wi...

Winding up superfluid in a torus via Bose Einstein condensation

Phase transitions are usually treated as equilibrium phenomena, which yields telltale universality classes with scaling behavior of relaxation time and healing length. However, in second-order phase transitions relaxation time diverges near the critical point ("critical slowing down"). Therefore, every such transition traversed at a finite rate is a non-equilibrium process. Kibble-Zurek mechani...

Acquisition of Property by Dissolved Corporations during the Statutory Winding up Period

3 Winding MMF

Figure 1: Stator Cross-Section Figure 1 shows a cartoon view of an axial cross-section of a twelve-slot stator. Actually, what is shown is the shape of a thin sheet of steel, or lamination that is used to make up the magnetic circuit. The iron is made of thin sheets to control eddy current losses. Thickness varies according to freuqency of operation, but in machines for 60 Hz (the vast bulk of ...