doc. RNDr. Martin Žofka, Ph.D.


adresa:
Ústav teoretické fyziky
Matematicko-fyzikální fakulta Univerzity Karlovy
V Holešovičkách 2
180 00 Praha 8
kancelář:
A1044
telefon:
+420 95155 2494
e-mail:
martin.zofka@matfyz.cuni.cz
www:
MFF UK, home

Odborné zájmy

inventury

Vyučované předměty

  • Fyzika pro matematiky 1 - mechanika (SIS: NMFY160)
  • Fyzika pro matematiky 2 - elektromagnetické pole a speciální teorie relativity (SIS: NTMF034)

Nabídka závěrečných prací

Vypsané a  vedené práce v SISu

Studenti

Bakalářští studenti

Magisterští studenti

Doktorští studenti

Beginnings to delta functions

Polarization to the end of elmag field

Special theory of relativity

Hi, I'll be right with you, just sit down and fix yourself a drink...

Now, this is me: 

Oops, no... It's a friend of mine. But I'm here.

I'm sorry I am late - didn't expect YOU to come!

But once you're here I invite you for a short walk through my favourite spots on the Internet.

  • My name is Martin Žofka (a Czech or in other words a Bohemian name) and it is one of my hobbies to pursue my genealogy links. In short - my mother Helena is an architect. She used to work in several state owned companies before she with another two people founded Architekton. However, after two years she left and found a job at a company Ateliér arch. Mezřického. Since July 1999 she is retired and enjoying life at our cottage in Southern Bohemia near the town of Třeboň. My brother Jiří is a sales manager in charge of the incoming orders in one of the biggest companies in the plastic windows market in the Czech Republic - AQ OKNA. My sister Kristina works for various film and TV commercials production companies mainly for the Czech Connection. To be accurate, by now I have collected data on about 1000 of my relatives going all the way back to 1400!
  • Right now I am at the third year of my PhD studies - physics. I specialize in general relativity - thin disks. I did my diploma thesis on scalar waves propagation on curved black-hole background with non-zero cosmological constant (Reissner-Nordstroem-de Sitter). Besides I take interest in gamma ray bursts. Two years ago while studying in Albuquerque, New Mexico (The Land of Enchantment) I did some computations connected to thermal conductivity.
  • I live in a beautiful and ancient city in central Europe. I live in Prague, Czech Republic. You probably have heard of my city and it is no wonder. It belongs to the cultural treasures of the Old Continent. Visit us in Prague! If you already are here then you might want to know what's going on here culture-wise - try this cultural guide.
  • What else do I do? I like studying languages - currently I study Italian and thus I welcome anyone wishing to communicate in this stacatto language. If you can advice me of any cool Italian homepages, please, do. By the way, I do lots of translations Czech->English or the other way round, if you have something to be translated, please, contact me. When doing this the following dictionary comes quite handy.
    • The last but not the least - karate. I began in 1988 and did not grow tired of it yet - I hope it will last for a couple of years to come yet.

    Oh, by the way - if anyone wants to hire a REAL AMERICAN car my sensei is ready to help you. Check out his beautiful Ford Crown Victoria here.  
  •  My girlfriend Veronika and me just got back from the Slovakian Tatra mountains. We made a lot of pictures of which several can be found here.
  • I was stupid enough to leave planning for the total eclipse until the last (im)possible moment. And it came back upon me. Look here.
As I said I am a student. You might want to visit my university - Charles University of Prague. It is the oldest university in Central Europe. Charles IV founded it in 1348. It's buildings are scatterred all around Prague (unfortunately). I live at the southern edge of Prague while the building where the Department of Theoretical Physics is lies on the opposite side. When visiting here, please, don§t forget to check out the homepage of my colleague Vojta Pravda.

Here I offer you some of my favourite links:

  • I like travelling. Before going anywhere I always try to get as much info on the place in question as I can. City.Net proved to be very useful here. Right before embarking on a journey I need to know about the weather there - try this weather site.
  • Another thing which I consider very useful is getting the latest news on the Internet. Check out CNN if you're an American. Or read through my favorite Czech Internet newspaper České noviny.
  • When looking for something on the Internet I take advantage of the following sites: Seznam českého Internetu and this comprehensive page. My advice for people looking for some particular info in the Czech Republic - local engines are more efficient when dealing with our alphabet...
  • When looking for my friends' E-mail addresses (which I keep losing) I usually go to Liberec University of Economy Netfind server.

If you want to ask me anything or would like to tell me something or just want to say hi, here is my E-mail address: zofka@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz.

Bye now, your Martin

If some of the characters don't show up right on the screen change to the Central European encoding (Options, Document Encoding, Central European (Win1250)). If that doesn't work either then simply remember that my name is spelled pretty close to Zofka...

Green color indicates links which I intend to include in the near future as soon as I find the corresponding places in my bookmarks while the red ones are two links which I wanted to include originally but then realized that would be too commercial for an academic network like this...

Literatura

Librtfy
ORCID
Research Gate

Seznam publikací s afiliací ÚTF

  1. Veselý, M.; Žofka, M.: Cylindrical spacetimes due to radial magnetic fields Phys. Rev. D  103 (2021) DOI
  2. Veselý, M.; Žofka, M.: Pinball spring model Phys. Rev. D  104 (2021) DOI
  3. Veselý, V.; Žofka, M.: How to glide in Schwarzschild spacetime Class. Quantum Grav. 36 (2019) DOI
  4. Žofka, M.: Bonnor-Melvin universe with a cosmological constant Phys. Rev. D  99 (2019) DOI
  5. Veselý, J.; Žofka, M.: Cosmological magnetic field: The boost-symmetric case Phys. Rev. D  100 (2019) DOI
  6. Veselý, J.; Žofka, M.: The Kerr–Newman–(anti-)de Sitter spacetime: Extremal configurations and electrogeodesics Gen. Relativ. Gravit. 51 (2019) DOI
  7. Ryzner, J.; Žofka, M.: Extremally charged line Class. Quantum Grav. 33 (2016) DOI
  8. Ortaggio, M.; Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: Static and radiating p-form black holes in the higher dimensional Robinson-Trautman class J. High Energy Phys. 02 (2015) DOI
  9. Ryzner, J.; Žofka, M.: Electrogeodesics in the di-hole Majumdar- Papapetrou spacetime Class. Quantum Grav. 32 (2015) DOI
  10. Hruška, J.; Žofka, M.: Conformally related null Einstein–Maxwell fields Class. Quantum Grav. 30 (2013) DOI
  11. Hruška, J.; Žofka, M.: Conformally related non-vacuum spacetimes Class. Quantum Grav. 28 (2011) DOI
  12. Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: General Kundt spacetimes in higher dimensions Class. Quantum Grav. 26 (2009) DOI
  13. Ortaggio, M.; Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: Robinson Trautman spacetimes with an electromagnetic field in higher dimensions Class. Quantum Grav. 25 (2008) DOI
  14. Žofka, M.; Bičák, J.: Cylindrical spacetimes with Λ ≠ 0 and their sources Class. Quantum Grav. 25 (2008) DOI
  15. Žofka, M.; Langer, J.: Relativistic solenoids Czech. J. Phys. 55 (2005)
  16. Bičák, J.; Ledvinka, T.; Schmidt, B. G.; Žofka, M.: Static fluid cylinders and their fields: global solutions Class. Quantum Grav. 21 (2004)
  17. Žofka, M.: Comments on photonic shells Class. Quantum Grav. 21 (2004) DOI
  18. Bičák, J.; Žofka, M.: Notes on static cylindrical shells Class. Quantum Grav. 19 (2002) DOI
  19. Langer, J.; Žofka, M.: Nearly everywhere flat spaces Czech. J. Phys. 52 (2002) DOI
doc. RNDr. Martin Žofka, Ph.D.
adresa:
Ústav teoretické fyziky
Matematicko-fyzikální fakulta Univerzity Karlovy
V Holešovičkách 2
180 00 Praha 8
kancelář:
A1044
telefon:
+420 95155 2494
e-mail:
martin.zofka@matfyz.cuni.cz
www:
MFF UK, home

Odborné zájmy

inventury

Vyučované předměty

  • Fyzika pro matematiky 1 - mechanika (SIS: NMFY160)
  • Fyzika pro matematiky 2 - elektromagnetické pole a speciální teorie relativity (SIS: NTMF034)

Nabídka závěrečných prací

Vypsané a  vedené práce v SISu

Studenti

Bakalářští studenti

Magisterští studenti

Doktorští studenti

Beginnings to delta functions

Polarization to the end of elmag field

Special theory of relativity

Hi, I'll be right with you, just sit down and fix yourself a drink...

Now, this is me: 

Oops, no... It's a friend of mine. But I'm here.

I'm sorry I am late - didn't expect YOU to come!

But once you're here I invite you for a short walk through my favourite spots on the Internet.

  • My name is Martin Žofka (a Czech or in other words a Bohemian name) and it is one of my hobbies to pursue my genealogy links. In short - my mother Helena is an architect. She used to work in several state owned companies before she with another two people founded Architekton. However, after two years she left and found a job at a company Ateliér arch. Mezřického. Since July 1999 she is retired and enjoying life at our cottage in Southern Bohemia near the town of Třeboň. My brother Jiří is a sales manager in charge of the incoming orders in one of the biggest companies in the plastic windows market in the Czech Republic - AQ OKNA. My sister Kristina works for various film and TV commercials production companies mainly for the Czech Connection. To be accurate, by now I have collected data on about 1000 of my relatives going all the way back to 1400!
  • Right now I am at the third year of my PhD studies - physics. I specialize in general relativity - thin disks. I did my diploma thesis on scalar waves propagation on curved black-hole background with non-zero cosmological constant (Reissner-Nordstroem-de Sitter). Besides I take interest in gamma ray bursts. Two years ago while studying in Albuquerque, New Mexico (The Land of Enchantment) I did some computations connected to thermal conductivity.
  • I live in a beautiful and ancient city in central Europe. I live in Prague, Czech Republic. You probably have heard of my city and it is no wonder. It belongs to the cultural treasures of the Old Continent. Visit us in Prague! If you already are here then you might want to know what's going on here culture-wise - try this cultural guide.
  • What else do I do? I like studying languages - currently I study Italian and thus I welcome anyone wishing to communicate in this stacatto language. If you can advice me of any cool Italian homepages, please, do. By the way, I do lots of translations Czech->English or the other way round, if you have something to be translated, please, contact me. When doing this the following dictionary comes quite handy.
    • The last but not the least - karate. I began in 1988 and did not grow tired of it yet - I hope it will last for a couple of years to come yet.

    Oh, by the way - if anyone wants to hire a REAL AMERICAN car my sensei is ready to help you. Check out his beautiful Ford Crown Victoria here.  
  •  My girlfriend Veronika and me just got back from the Slovakian Tatra mountains. We made a lot of pictures of which several can be found here.
  • I was stupid enough to leave planning for the total eclipse until the last (im)possible moment. And it came back upon me. Look here.
As I said I am a student. You might want to visit my university - Charles University of Prague. It is the oldest university in Central Europe. Charles IV founded it in 1348. It's buildings are scatterred all around Prague (unfortunately). I live at the southern edge of Prague while the building where the Department of Theoretical Physics is lies on the opposite side. When visiting here, please, don§t forget to check out the homepage of my colleague Vojta Pravda.

Here I offer you some of my favourite links:

  • I like travelling. Before going anywhere I always try to get as much info on the place in question as I can. City.Net proved to be very useful here. Right before embarking on a journey I need to know about the weather there - try this weather site.
  • Another thing which I consider very useful is getting the latest news on the Internet. Check out CNN if you're an American. Or read through my favorite Czech Internet newspaper České noviny.
  • When looking for something on the Internet I take advantage of the following sites: Seznam českého Internetu and this comprehensive page. My advice for people looking for some particular info in the Czech Republic - local engines are more efficient when dealing with our alphabet...
  • When looking for my friends' E-mail addresses (which I keep losing) I usually go to Liberec University of Economy Netfind server.

If you want to ask me anything or would like to tell me something or just want to say hi, here is my E-mail address: zofka@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz.

Bye now, your Martin

If some of the characters don't show up right on the screen change to the Central European encoding (Options, Document Encoding, Central European (Win1250)). If that doesn't work either then simply remember that my name is spelled pretty close to Zofka...

Green color indicates links which I intend to include in the near future as soon as I find the corresponding places in my bookmarks while the red ones are two links which I wanted to include originally but then realized that would be too commercial for an academic network like this...

Literatura

Librtfy
ORCID
Research Gate

Seznam publikací s afiliací ÚTF

  1. Veselý, M.; Žofka, M.: Cylindrical spacetimes due to radial magnetic fields Phys. Rev. D  103 (2021) DOI
  2. Veselý, M.; Žofka, M.: Pinball spring model Phys. Rev. D  104 (2021) DOI
  3. Veselý, V.; Žofka, M.: How to glide in Schwarzschild spacetime Class. Quantum Grav. 36 (2019) DOI
  4. Žofka, M.: Bonnor-Melvin universe with a cosmological constant Phys. Rev. D  99 (2019) DOI
  5. Veselý, J.; Žofka, M.: Cosmological magnetic field: The boost-symmetric case Phys. Rev. D  100 (2019) DOI
  6. Veselý, J.; Žofka, M.: The Kerr–Newman–(anti-)de Sitter spacetime: Extremal configurations and electrogeodesics Gen. Relativ. Gravit. 51 (2019) DOI
  7. Ryzner, J.; Žofka, M.: Extremally charged line Class. Quantum Grav. 33 (2016) DOI
  8. Ortaggio, M.; Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: Static and radiating p-form black holes in the higher dimensional Robinson-Trautman class J. High Energy Phys. 02 (2015) DOI
  9. Ryzner, J.; Žofka, M.: Electrogeodesics in the di-hole Majumdar- Papapetrou spacetime Class. Quantum Grav. 32 (2015) DOI
  10. Hruška, J.; Žofka, M.: Conformally related null Einstein–Maxwell fields Class. Quantum Grav. 30 (2013) DOI
  11. Hruška, J.; Žofka, M.: Conformally related non-vacuum spacetimes Class. Quantum Grav. 28 (2011) DOI
  12. Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: General Kundt spacetimes in higher dimensions Class. Quantum Grav. 26 (2009) DOI
  13. Ortaggio, M.; Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: Robinson Trautman spacetimes with an electromagnetic field in higher dimensions Class. Quantum Grav. 25 (2008) DOI
  14. Žofka, M.; Bičák, J.: Cylindrical spacetimes with Λ ≠ 0 and their sources Class. Quantum Grav. 25 (2008) DOI
  15. Žofka, M.; Langer, J.: Relativistic solenoids Czech. J. Phys. 55 (2005)
  16. Bičák, J.; Ledvinka, T.; Schmidt, B. G.; Žofka, M.: Static fluid cylinders and their fields: global solutions Class. Quantum Grav. 21 (2004)
  17. Žofka, M.: Comments on photonic shells Class. Quantum Grav. 21 (2004) DOI
  18. Bičák, J.; Žofka, M.: Notes on static cylindrical shells Class. Quantum Grav. 19 (2002) DOI
  19. Langer, J.; Žofka, M.: Nearly everywhere flat spaces Czech. J. Phys. 52 (2002) DOI
doc. RNDr. Martin Žofka, Ph.D.
adresa:
Ústav teoretické fyziky
Matematicko-fyzikální fakulta Univerzity Karlovy
V Holešovičkách 2
180 00 Praha 8
kancelář:
A1044
telefon:
+420 95155 2494
e-mail:
martin.zofka@matfyz.cuni.cz
www:
MFF UK, home

Odborné zájmy

inventury

Vyučované předměty

  • Fyzika pro matematiky 1 - mechanika (SIS: NMFY160)
  • Fyzika pro matematiky 2 - elektromagnetické pole a speciální teorie relativity (SIS: NTMF034)

Nabídka závěrečných prací

Vypsané a  vedené práce v SISu

Studenti

Bakalářští studenti

Magisterští studenti

Doktorští studenti

Beginnings to delta functions

Polarization to the end of elmag field

Special theory of relativity

Hi, I'll be right with you, just sit down and fix yourself a drink...

Now, this is me: 

Oops, no... It's a friend of mine. But I'm here.

I'm sorry I am late - didn't expect YOU to come!

But once you're here I invite you for a short walk through my favourite spots on the Internet.

  • My name is Martin Žofka (a Czech or in other words a Bohemian name) and it is one of my hobbies to pursue my genealogy links. In short - my mother Helena is an architect. She used to work in several state owned companies before she with another two people founded Architekton. However, after two years she left and found a job at a company Ateliér arch. Mezřického. Since July 1999 she is retired and enjoying life at our cottage in Southern Bohemia near the town of Třeboň. My brother Jiří is a sales manager in charge of the incoming orders in one of the biggest companies in the plastic windows market in the Czech Republic - AQ OKNA. My sister Kristina works for various film and TV commercials production companies mainly for the Czech Connection. To be accurate, by now I have collected data on about 1000 of my relatives going all the way back to 1400!
  • Right now I am at the third year of my PhD studies - physics. I specialize in general relativity - thin disks. I did my diploma thesis on scalar waves propagation on curved black-hole background with non-zero cosmological constant (Reissner-Nordstroem-de Sitter). Besides I take interest in gamma ray bursts. Two years ago while studying in Albuquerque, New Mexico (The Land of Enchantment) I did some computations connected to thermal conductivity.
  • I live in a beautiful and ancient city in central Europe. I live in Prague, Czech Republic. You probably have heard of my city and it is no wonder. It belongs to the cultural treasures of the Old Continent. Visit us in Prague! If you already are here then you might want to know what's going on here culture-wise - try this cultural guide.
  • What else do I do? I like studying languages - currently I study Italian and thus I welcome anyone wishing to communicate in this stacatto language. If you can advice me of any cool Italian homepages, please, do. By the way, I do lots of translations Czech->English or the other way round, if you have something to be translated, please, contact me. When doing this the following dictionary comes quite handy.
    • The last but not the least - karate. I began in 1988 and did not grow tired of it yet - I hope it will last for a couple of years to come yet.

    Oh, by the way - if anyone wants to hire a REAL AMERICAN car my sensei is ready to help you. Check out his beautiful Ford Crown Victoria here.  
  •  My girlfriend Veronika and me just got back from the Slovakian Tatra mountains. We made a lot of pictures of which several can be found here.
  • I was stupid enough to leave planning for the total eclipse until the last (im)possible moment. And it came back upon me. Look here.
As I said I am a student. You might want to visit my university - Charles University of Prague. It is the oldest university in Central Europe. Charles IV founded it in 1348. It's buildings are scatterred all around Prague (unfortunately). I live at the southern edge of Prague while the building where the Department of Theoretical Physics is lies on the opposite side. When visiting here, please, don§t forget to check out the homepage of my colleague Vojta Pravda.

Here I offer you some of my favourite links:

  • I like travelling. Before going anywhere I always try to get as much info on the place in question as I can. City.Net proved to be very useful here. Right before embarking on a journey I need to know about the weather there - try this weather site.
  • Another thing which I consider very useful is getting the latest news on the Internet. Check out CNN if you're an American. Or read through my favorite Czech Internet newspaper České noviny.
  • When looking for something on the Internet I take advantage of the following sites: Seznam českého Internetu and this comprehensive page. My advice for people looking for some particular info in the Czech Republic - local engines are more efficient when dealing with our alphabet...
  • When looking for my friends' E-mail addresses (which I keep losing) I usually go to Liberec University of Economy Netfind server.

If you want to ask me anything or would like to tell me something or just want to say hi, here is my E-mail address: zofka@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz.

Bye now, your Martin

If some of the characters don't show up right on the screen change to the Central European encoding (Options, Document Encoding, Central European (Win1250)). If that doesn't work either then simply remember that my name is spelled pretty close to Zofka...

Green color indicates links which I intend to include in the near future as soon as I find the corresponding places in my bookmarks while the red ones are two links which I wanted to include originally but then realized that would be too commercial for an academic network like this...

Literatura

Librtfy
ORCID
Research Gate

Seznam publikací s afiliací ÚTF

  1. Veselý, M.; Žofka, M.: Cylindrical spacetimes due to radial magnetic fields Phys. Rev. D  103 (2021) DOI
  2. Veselý, M.; Žofka, M.: Pinball spring model Phys. Rev. D  104 (2021) DOI
  3. Veselý, V.; Žofka, M.: How to glide in Schwarzschild spacetime Class. Quantum Grav. 36 (2019) DOI
  4. Žofka, M.: Bonnor-Melvin universe with a cosmological constant Phys. Rev. D  99 (2019) DOI
  5. Veselý, J.; Žofka, M.: Cosmological magnetic field: The boost-symmetric case Phys. Rev. D  100 (2019) DOI
  6. Veselý, J.; Žofka, M.: The Kerr–Newman–(anti-)de Sitter spacetime: Extremal configurations and electrogeodesics Gen. Relativ. Gravit. 51 (2019) DOI
  7. Ryzner, J.; Žofka, M.: Extremally charged line Class. Quantum Grav. 33 (2016) DOI
  8. Ortaggio, M.; Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: Static and radiating p-form black holes in the higher dimensional Robinson-Trautman class J. High Energy Phys. 02 (2015) DOI
  9. Ryzner, J.; Žofka, M.: Electrogeodesics in the di-hole Majumdar- Papapetrou spacetime Class. Quantum Grav. 32 (2015) DOI
  10. Hruška, J.; Žofka, M.: Conformally related null Einstein–Maxwell fields Class. Quantum Grav. 30 (2013) DOI
  11. Hruška, J.; Žofka, M.: Conformally related non-vacuum spacetimes Class. Quantum Grav. 28 (2011) DOI
  12. Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: General Kundt spacetimes in higher dimensions Class. Quantum Grav. 26 (2009) DOI
  13. Ortaggio, M.; Podolský, J.; Žofka, M.: Robinson Trautman spacetimes with an electromagnetic field in higher dimensions Class. Quantum Grav. 25 (2008) DOI
  14. Žofka, M.; Bičák, J.: Cylindrical spacetimes with Λ ≠ 0 and their sources Class. Quantum Grav. 25 (2008) DOI
  15. Žofka, M.; Langer, J.: Relativistic solenoids Czech. J. Phys. 55 (2005)
  16. Bičák, J.; Ledvinka, T.; Schmidt, B. G.; Žofka, M.: Static fluid cylinders and their fields: global solutions Class. Quantum Grav. 21 (2004)
  17. Žofka, M.: Comments on photonic shells Class. Quantum Grav. 21 (2004) DOI
  18. Bičák, J.; Žofka, M.: Notes on static cylindrical shells Class. Quantum Grav. 19 (2002) DOI
  19. Langer, J.; Žofka, M.: Nearly everywhere flat spaces Czech. J. Phys. 52 (2002) DOI

 

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