This paper presents a novel topology of single-phase multilevel inverter for low and high power applications. It consists of polarity (Level) generation circuit and H Bridge. The proposed topology can produce higher output voltage levels by connecting dc voltage sources   in series and parallel. The proposed topology utilizes minimum number of power electronic devices which helps in reduction o...

Granular Computing on partitions (RST), coverings (GrCC) and neighborhood systems (LNS) are examined: 1. The order of generality is RST, GrCC, and then LNS 2. The quotient structure: In RST, it is called quotient set. In GrCC, it is a simplical complex, called the nerve of the covering in combinatorial topology. For LNS, the structure has no known description. 3. The approximation space of RST ...

In this paper, we introduce the concepts of right, left and product stabilizers on hoops and study some properties and the relation between them.  And we try to find that how they can be equal and investigate that under what condition they can be filter, implicative filter, fantastic and positive implicative filter. Also, we prove that  right and product stabilizers are filters and if they are ...

We have investigated the topogenic rules of multispanning membrane proteins using erythrocyte band 3. Here, the fine structural requirements for the correct disposition of its second transmembrane segment (TM2) were assessed. We made fusion proteins where TM1 and the loop sequence preceding TM2 were changed and fused to prolactin. They were expressed in a cell-free system supplemented with roug...

Generalising Nachbin's theory of ``topology and order'', in this paper we   continue the study of quantale-enriched categories equipped with a compact   Hausdorff topology. We compare these $V$-categorical compact Hausdorff spaces   with ultrafilter-quantale-enriched categories, and show that the presence of a   compact Hausdorff topology guarantees Cauchy completeness and (suitably   defined) ...

Granular computing (GrC) is a methodology or – as ambitious at it sounds – a paradigm in computer science the aim of which is to define and solve computational problems in terms of information granules. These granules are conceived as clumps of objects drawn together due to some criteria such as, e.g., similarity, indiscernibility or functionality. The present paper is concerned with the rough ...