University of West Bohemia in Pilsen

Minimal Surfaces via Complex Quaternions

Abstract. Minimal surfaces play a fundamental role in differential geometry, with applications spanning physics, materials science, and geometric design. In this paper, we explore a novel quaternionic representation of minimal surfaces, drawing an analogy with the well-establishe...

Family Rift: The Brothers Johannes and Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi Between the World Wars, 1918–1939

The article provides an insightful exploration of the intellectual world of Central European aristocracy in the interwar period. Using the example of two members of the Coudenhove-Kalergi family – Pan-European Union founder Richard and his older brother Johannes – it examines how...

First‐Principles Study of Ag (111) and Modified Surfaces: Electronic, Optical, and Thermoelectric Properties

ABSTRACT This research adopts modern theoretical frameworks as well as simulation methods to complete an in‐depth analysis of Ag (111) and its modified surfaces Ag/Ag (111) and Cu/Ag (111). The research examines how silver surfaces absorb and catalyze various processes after silv...

Religious Education, Psychosocial Learning, and the Formation of Prosocial Behaviour: A Conceptual Study in Christian Educational Contexts

This article examines the role of psychosocial learning in the formation of prosocial behaviour within Christian religious education and broader religiously informed educational settings. While prosocial behaviour is frequently analysed from psychological, pedagogical, or sociolo...

Differing Patterns of Skeletal Disarticulation in Single and Multiple Burials

ABSTRACT This study presents a comparative taphonomic analysis of skeletal remains from a military cemetery in Prague‐Karlín (18th–19th century), focusing on joint disarticulation as a proxy for reconstructing postdepositional environments. The primary objective was to determine...