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OPENING SESSION
 WELCOME TO SYMPOSIUM
PLENARY SESSION
SESSION II - Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives I
SESSION III - Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives II
SESSION IV - Transmission of Electrical Energy
SESSION V - Wireless Transmission and Tesla Coil
SESSION VI - Alternative Energy Sources
SESSION VII - History of Science and Relatives

 

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    VI Symposium Nikola Tesla Secretariat : Faculty of Electrical Engineering,Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73,11000 Beograd, Serbia

    and Montenegro; phone: +381 11 324 84 64 fax: +381 11 324 86 81;email:danka@kondor.etf.bg.ac.yu and otmn@sanu.ac.yu
Main Hall
OPENING SESSION Chairmen Prof. Aleksandar Marinčić, SANU member, Serbia Prof. Milić Stojić,University of Belgrade, Serbia Prof. Jasmina Vujić, University of California, USA Prof. Bratislav Milovanović, University of Niš, Serbia Ms. Emily Sopensky,IEEE RFID 2007General Chair, USA Dr. Miloljub Smiljanić,WELCOME TO SYMPOSIUM .
Prof. Aleksandar Marinčić,SANU member, Serbia, Prof. Nikola Hajdin,SANU president, Dr. Vojislav Koštunica, Serbian Prime Minister
Prof. Aleksandar Popović, Serbian Ministry of Science and Environment Protection,Prof. Radomir Naumov, Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy,Ms. Emily Sopensky,IEEE RFID 2007 General Chair, USA Prof. Bernard Carlson,University of Virginia, USA,11:00 Wednesday, October 18PLENARY SESSION Lectures (invited papers):PL.1 Permanent Magnet Machines, Trends, Problems, and Simplified Simulations by EE – Method
Konrad Reichert ETH Zurich, Switzerland,PL.2 Tesla’s Polyphase System and Induction Motor,Petar Miljanić Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts,PL.3 Interpretation of a Discovery,Vladan Vučković PL.4 Tesla’s Contributions to Developments of Radio Aleksandar Marinčić, Bratislav Milovanović*, Zorica CivrićSerbia PL.5 Nikola Tesla and John Jacob Astor Marc J. Seifer,Roger Williams University, Rhode Island PL.6 Free Energy for all: Are we Closer to Tesla’s Dream? Jasmina VujićUniversity of California 15:00 Wednesday, October 18 SESSION II
Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives I Chairmen Petar Miljanić,SANU, Serbia Milić Stojić,Serbia EM1.1 Electrical Machines with Bulk HTS Elements L.K. Kovalev, K.V. Ilushin, V.T. Penkin, K.L. Kovalev, S.M.-A. Koneev, V.N. Poltavets Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI), Russia EM1.2 Recent Developments in High Performance Variable-Speed Multiphase Induction Motor Drives Emil Levi Liverpool John Moores University, UK EM1.3 Design of the Disturbance-Invariant Speed-Controlled Drive with Tesla’s Induction Motor Milić R. Stojić, Đorđe M. Stojić
EM1.4 C Electromotor Construction by 3d Modelling and Cluster Rendering Karolj Skala, Mirsad Todorovac, Tibor Skala University of Zagreb and Ruđer Bošković Institute, Croatia EM1.5 Simple Speed Sensorless Control of Induction Motor Drive Dejan D. Reljić, Darko B. Ostojić, and Veran V. Vasić SESSION III Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives II Chairmen Emil Levi,Liverpool John Moores University, UK Konrad Reichert, ETH Zurich, Switzerland Invited papers: EM2.1 Tesla Accelerator Installation as a Large Scale Facility for Science and Medicine Nebojša Nešković Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Serbia EM2.2 Nikola Tesla and Electric Drive for Battle Ships
Zoran M. Nikolić, Petar N. Miljanić Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Serbia EM2.3 The Mini Drive Prototype – a Low-Cost Single Phase Adjustable Speed Drive System on the Basis of Tesla’s Motor Igor Stamenković, Slobodan Vukosavić , Serbia EM2.4 Induction Motors with YY/? Winding as Higher Efficiency Class Motors Miloje M. Kostić The Institute Nikola Tesla, Serbia EM2.5 Tesla’s Induction Motor as a Traction Motor for Electrical Traction Vehicles Zoran B. Milićević EM2.6 How were Patent Rights from Nikola Tesla Stolen Milan Božić Patent engineer, Serbia SESSION IV Transmission of Electrical Energy Chairmen George Kusic, University of Pittsburgh, USA K.L. Corum, CPG Technologies, USA TET.1 Parameters for Three-Phase Transmission Lines George L. Kusic University of Pittsburgh, USA TET.2 Nikola Tesla and Future of Electric Power Engineering
Dmitry S. Strebkov All-Russian Research Institute for Electrification of Agriculture VIESH, Russia TET.3 Ground Fault Current Distribution for the Fault Anywhere Along the Feeding Line Consisting of Three Single-Core Cables Ljubivoje M. Popović PD Elektrodistribucija-Beograd, Serbia Regular papers: TET.4 An Improvement of Equivalent Electrodes Method for Calculation of Three-Core Cable Capacitances Miodrag Stojanović, Dragan Tasić, Predrag Rančić š, Serbia TET.5 Analysis and Control Design of Statcom in Distribution Network Voltage Control Mode Evgenije Adžić, Stevan Grabić, Vladimir Katić University of Novi Sad, Serbia TET.6 Non-Active Power Compensation in Poly-Phase Systems under Asymmetrical and Non-Sinusoidal Conditions Jovan Č. Mikulović, Tomislav B. Šekara University of Belgarde, TET.7 Tesla and Thunderstorms in Colorado on July 3, 1899 Slobodan Plazinic Meteorological Society of Serbia, TET.8 Influence of Equivalent Lightning Discharge Channel Height on Electromagnetic Field Vesna Javor and Predrag D. Rančić, October 19 SESSION V Wireless Transmission and Tesla Coil Chairmen Đurađ Budimir, University of Westminster, UK Zoya B. Popović, University of Colorado, USA WTC.1 Research Activities and Future Trends of Microwave Wireless Power Transmission Đurađ Budimir, Aleksandar Marincić University of Westminster, UK WTC.2 Wireless Powering for Low-Power Distributed Sensors Zoya B. Popović University of Colorado, USA WTC.3 Simple Transmission Line Representation of Tesla Coil and Tesla’s Wave Propagation Concept Zoran Blažević, Dragan Poljak, Mario Cvetković University of Split, Croatia WTC.4 Multiple Resonances in RF Coils and the Failure of Lumped Inductance Models K.L. Corum, P.V. Pesavento*, and J.F. Corum CPG Technologies, USA *National Electrodynamics, USA WTC.5 Advanced Fluorescent Control Lighting Techniques for Reducing Electricity Consumption Darko B. Ostojić, Dejan D. Reljić University of Novi Sad, Serbia WTC.6 Development of the Tesla Apparatus Jovan M. CvetićWTC.7 Antenna Array System Modeling Using RBF Neural Network Maja Sarevska, Bratislav Milovanović, Zoran Stanković WTC.8 Wireless Transmission of Electricity - Development and Possibility Tanuj Kumar Mandal, Chennai Tamil Nadu Educational & Research Institute, India
09:00 Friday, October 20 SESSION VI Alternative Energy Sources Chairmen Miomir Vukobratović,Mihailo Pupin Institute Zoran Lj. Petrović,AES.1 Nikola Tesla and Robotics Miomir Vukobratović AES.2 Tesla and Solar Energy T. Pavlović, Z. Pavlović, Lj. Kostić, I. Krulj
AES.3 Biogas – Energy Instead of Waste Nikola Rajaković, Milomir Knežević AES.4 The Contribution of Nikola Tesla to Plasma Physics and Current status of Plasmas that he Studied Zoran Lj. Petrović AES.5 Prediction of Annual Electricity Production of Perspective Small Wind-Plant in the Region of Deliblatska Peščara Nikola Rajaković, Željko Đurišić, Momčilo Bubnjević*, Dušan Mikičić *ACIES Engineering, Serbia
AES.6 A New Application of Piezoelectric Crystals for Chemical Analysis Testing of Activated Carbon Materials in a Gas Flow System Ljubinka V. Rajaković AES.7 Contribution of Nikola Tesla to Further Development of Military Technology, Strategy, and Defence Capability of the Serbian
Spasoje Mučibabić 11:00 Friday, October 20 SESSION VII Histo Invited papers: HSR.1 Nikola Tesla and the Business of Invention, 1885-1905 W. Bernard Carlson University of Virginia, USA HSR.2 Omnipresence of Tesla’s Work and Ideas Miloš D. Ercegovac University of California HSR.3 The Greatest Recognition to the Scientist Nikola Tesla – Award of the Unit for Magnetic Induction (T) in the International System of Units (SI) Gordana Spaić, Srđan Spiridonović JUKO CIGRE Association, Vojvode Stepe 412, HSR.4 Nikola Tesla’s Legacy D. Mita Postich PE Portola Valley, USA< HSR.5 Receptivity of Nikola Tesla’s works in Romania Dušan Popov, Marian Grekonić University “Politehnica” of Timisoara, Romania
HSR.6 Relationship of Power Generation and Climate Change - Famous Discoveries of Nikola Tesla and Milutin Milanković Miodrag M. Mesarović Energoprojekt Entel Consulting Engineers, Serbia HSR.7 Nikola Tesla's Patents Snežana Šarboh Intellectual Property Office HSR.8 Tesla and Quantum-Coherent States of Consciousness: Case Study for Understanding Nature of Creativity Dejan Raković