https://journals.prz.edu.pl/pe/issue/feedPhysics for Economy2024-06-20T08:04:24+00:00dr hab. inż. Tomasz Więcek, prof. PRzpfe1@prz.edu.plOpen Journal Systems<div align="justify"> <p>Scientific Papers of the Rzeszów University of Technology - <strong>Physics for Economy</strong> - published since 2017, are a continuation of scientific publications published since 1984, under the name MATEMATICS and PHYSICS. It is an open access log, issued on a continuous basis. Scientific Papers of the Rzeszów University of Technology, Physics for Economy, include original scientific papers on: nano-particles, optical image analysis, fiber optic sensors, metrology of physical quantities, spintronics, acoustics, magnetostriction, laser processing, mechanical properties, computer science and its applications in the above-mentioned.</p> <p><strong><a href="https://portal.issn.org/resource/ISSN/2544-7750">e - ISSN 2544-7750 </a> </strong></p> </div>https://journals.prz.edu.pl/pe/article/view/1402STRUCTURE OF VITAMIN K AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN MEDICINE2024-02-16T07:32:10+00:00Tadeusz Jasińskijasinski@prz.edu.plVioletta Bednarskav.bednarska@prz.edu.plMarian Kuźmamkuzma@ur.edu.pl<p class="a-abstract-EN"><span lang="EN-GB">Quinones and its derivatives – vitamin K are well known species in medicine. The chemical structure, configurational isomerism of vitamin K and the differences in the biological activity is shown in this paper.</span></p>2024-02-16T07:23:42+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Physics for Economyhttps://journals.prz.edu.pl/pe/article/view/1700OPTICAL FEEDBACK. II DYNAMIC EFFECTS.2024-06-20T08:04:24+00:00Marian Kuźmamkuzma@ur.edu.plPaweł Bałukamkuzma@ur.edu.pl<p>In the present paper the mathematical model, introduced by Crutchfield [1], for video feedback performance is outlined. The two dynamical fractals observed in our video feedback experiment have been described. The first one shows the five-fold symmetry. Its spatial form relates well to the one which was simulated numerically by Andersen [2]. The second one consists of black strips with dislocations and rotates with the velocity of 0.2 1/s<sup>-1</sup>. The spatial form looks like a modern picture and its spatial time evolution correlates well with Chopin music.</p>2024-05-27T09:51:59+00:00Copyright (c) 2024 Physics for Economy