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A D S A. Advanced Dynamics, S.A. adsa. It is a Scientific Society founded in 2002 by a team of qualified engineers, physicists and economists

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  1. A D S A Advanced Dynamics, S.A.

  2. adsa • It is a Scientific Society founded in 2002 by a team of qualified engineers, physicists and economists • Advanced Dynamics was born after fifteen years of working on an experimental research project on rotational dynamics resumed in a proposal named Theory of Dynamic Interactions, TDI • ADSA starts with the aim of exploiting the patents and any activity of divulgation, consultancy and cooperation from the TDI

  3. philosophy • Our starting point is the creative curiosity as a wish to find, based on observation and reasoning, new answers to questions which in physics have traditionally been considered as paradoxical • We firmly believe that only inquisitive thinking, in opposition to any scientific dogmatism, will lead to a better understanding of nature and to the search for new bounderies of knowledge, even in areas which were thought to be closed • We bet on critical analysis as main instrument for advancing in scientific knowledge, because we consider that the hypotheses are only conclusive when based on observation and test • We defend investigation and innovation as key challenges for the future and the quality of our way of life, and therefore, starting from our vocation for investigating, we encourage discussion and intellectual concern within the scientific and university society.

  4. aims At present Advanced Dynamics focuses its efforts on setting forth a multidisciplinary investigation area connected to the TDI, so as to develop it in cooperation with universities and research institutes. Furthermore it has other aims: • Technological investigation, development and innovation • Creation of computer and numerical calculation programs, as well as development of calculation methods in engineering and mechanics

  5. aims cont. • Economical exploitation of the referred projects, programs and services by means of offering engineering, advising or consulting services • Application, obtainment, acquisition, transfer and exploitation of patents, utility models, licences and administrative or research institute concessions, as well as obtainment of incentives and subsidies for this purpose • Editing, printing, publishing, distributing and marketing all kinds of books, brochures and journals related with this sector

  6. agreements and cooperation contracts Agreements and cooperation contracts related to the investigation project of systems with intrinsic angular momentum • Foundation Retevisión • Centre of Atomation, Robotics and Information and Manufacturing Technologies • Foundation Agustín de Betancourt, School of Advanced Civil Engineering of Madrid • University of Cantabria. Department of Electrical and Energetic Engineering

  7. agreements and cooperation contractscont. • University of Granada. Professorship of the Department of Algebra • University of La Coruña. Faculty of Computer Science • National University of La Plata (Argentina). Faculty of Exact Sciences • University Complutense of Madrid. Department of Applied Mathematics • University Complutense of Madrid.. Investigation Team “Mathematical Models in Science and Technology”. Institute of Interdisciplinary Mathematics

  8. theory of dynamic interactions TDI • The TDI is the result of an investigation work on Fundamental Physics, which has taken more than fifteen years of private initiative with the cooperation of several investigation institutions and teams of different universities • It is a non-Newtonian mathematical model for rotational dynamics, based on the principles of classical mechanics, but including a new interpretation of certain dynamic concepts • The theory allows a better understanding of the conduct of universe and matter, and also justifies and determines the dynamic behaviour of many elements which are at present seen as chaotic

  9. theory of dynamic interactions IIaplications There are multiple and different potential technological applications • Steering of mobile elements: Aerial, terrestrial and maritimes, (Dynamic helm) • Torpedoes • Satellites • Submarines • Aerial and space transport • Steering of rockets and projectiles • Control of the trajectory of bullets and projectiles • Electromagnetic engine with external rotor

  10. theory of dynamic interactions III:publications The Theory of Dynamic Interactions is argued and described in the latest book written by Gabriel Barceló Rico-Avello:A World in Rotation (2008), and his background and rationale are set out inThe Flight of the boomerang (2005),by the same author

  11. theory of dynamic interactions IV: patents At the moment, ADSA has registered and applied for several patents in Spain, Europe and America,. Hereunder the following patents: • Dynamic helm applicable in the steering of ships • Tanker for the transport of liquids or gases • Dynamic magnetic engine of low consume • Dynamic steering systems for mobile elements These patents are based on the Theory of Dynamic Interactions and their added value lies in the opening-up of new approaches to science which favour an important technological development for the society as a whole.

  12. team ADSA´s Board of Directors is a team with qualified and extensive professional experience : • D. Gabriel Barceló Rico-AvelloPhD. in Industrial Engineering and BSc in Physics • D. Enrique López Ayllón BSc in Physics • D. Julio Cano LacunzaPhD. in Industrial Engineering and Economics • D. Alejandro Álvarez Martínez Civil Engineer • D. Francisco José Dalby BoscáEconomist • D. Pablo González García-HerreroEconomist • D. Ramón Gómez OleaPhD. in Industrial Engineering

  13. value added ADSA, from its young research, has developed this research project with the aim of setting new horizons in scientific knowledge and of serving society in terms of the development, innovation and progress by means of applying the Theory of Dynamic Interacctions.

  14. contact Calle Pedro de Valdivia 31 28006 Madrid Telf. +34 914 112 823-Fax: +34 915 614 107 www.advanceddynamics.net gestor@advanceddynamics.net comunicacion@advanceddynamics.net

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