With ever increasing oil prices and concerns for the natural environment, there is a fast growing interest in electric vehicles (EVs). However, energy storage is the weak point of the EVs that delays their progress. For this reason, a need arises to build more efficient, light weight, and compact electric propulsion systems, so as to maximize driving range per charge. There are basically two wa...

We consider quon statistics in a dynamically evolving curved spacetime in which prior to some initial time and subsequent to some later time is flat. By considering the Bogoliubov transformations associated with gravitationally induced particle creation, we find that the consistent evolution of the generalized commutation relations from the first flat region to the second flat region can only o...

In this paper we construct quantummechanical observables of a single free particle that lives on the surface of the two-sphere S by implementing the Fedosov ∗-formalism. The Fedosov ∗ is a generalization of the Moyal star product on an arbitrary symplectic manifold. After their construction we show that they obey the standard angular momentum commutation relations in ordinary nonrelativistic qu...

This paper presents a new model for torque generation of permanent-magnet synchronous motors and their control based on Fourier coefficients. A new commutation strategy delivers ripple-free torque and simultaneously minimizes copper losses for the case when the motor’s servo amplifier dynamics are negligible. However, multipole motors give rise to high frequency control signals, and often the d...

This paper addresses the impact of power devices switching characteristics on design and performance of pulsewidth-modulated current stiff converter (CSC) topologies with resonant snubbers. The MOS turn-off (MTO) thyristors were selected for this study due to their high voltage and current ratings, simplified gate drive circuitry, unity gain turn-off, greatly reduced storage time allowing highe...

The synchronization of two or more semi-traces describes the possible evaluation of a concurrent system, which consists of two or more concurrent subsystems in a modular way, where communication between the subsystems restricts the order of the actions. In this paper we give criteria, which tell us for given semi-traces in given semicommutation systems, whether they are synchronizable and wheth...