"The story of Mirce science is the journey over the road
that I have travelled since birth till today, but it is not
a story about me; it is a story of the evolution of the
new body of knowledge that he named Mirce science,
without reasonable excuse!" Jezdimir (Mirce) Knezevic
According to Einstein “Everything that the human race has done and thought is concerned with the satisfaction of felt needs”. Human needs for transporting, communicating, defending, entertaining and many other functions are satisfied by ships, aircraft, tractors, computers, radios and other machines. As they are functioning in accordance to the laws of science, which are independent of time, place and human impact, their design-in performance, like speed, acceleration, fuel consumption, power, and many others, are accurately predictable.
However, experience teaches us that in-service performance of these machines gets discontinued by imposing phenomena of in-service reality, like: fatigue, operator induced errors, corrosion, creep, foreign object damage, a faulty weld, bird strike, perished rubber, shark bites, carburettor icing, space radiation, to name just a few. Consequently, maintaining the design-in performance beyond the delivery day requires a work to be done on a machine, like: troubleshooting, repairs, replacements, modifications, diagnostics, “cannibalisation”, change of operational location/mode, and so forth. Thus, the motion of machines through in-service reality is governed by natural and human actions that are manifested through occurrences of observable in-service events mentioned above.
Consequently, the cumulative amount of "satisfied needs", measured by the work done by machines and the work done to keep them working during a stated period of in-service time become known through post-service statistical analysis of data collected and presented through histograms and pie-charts. The reason for this is the fact that the motion of machine through in-service reality is characterised by uncertainty, discontinuity, irreversibility, inseparability and dependence of time, location and humans.
For over 50 years the founder has been conducted a systematic research focused on the full understanding of the mechanisms of these actions and development of a theory for the prediction of the expected in-service performance of machines, concurrently with the predictions of their design-in performance with existing theories. As these performances are mutually dependent, dealing with them simultaneously is essential for the successful satisfaction of felt needs.
The activities of the Mirce Science Akademy are grouped as following:
1. Mirce philosophy, a systematic study of the observed and experienced motion of a machine through in-service reality, in respect to measurable in-service performance.
2. Mirce mechanics, a mathematical description of the motion of a machine through in-service time governed by the natural and human actions of in-service reality.
3. Mirce modelling, a process of subjecting the governing mechanisms of the motion of a machine through in-service reality to Mirce mechanics equations.
4. Mirce computation, a process for the quantitative evaluation of a machine in-service performance resulting from its motion through in-service reality.
5. Mirce Science Annals is the publication of Mirce Science Akademy containing all the aspects of the Mirce Science communicated during a calendar year, as a repository of the knowledge that could be beneficial for its further developments.
Each part covers essential information about their necessities, aims, developments and challenges during the last 50+ years of passionate research covering all 7 continents in collaboration with: scientists, academics, practitioners (from the research labs to the scrapyards), professional societies, charities, governmental organisations, commercial companies, to the passionate individuals, as a scientific truth belongs to everyone and is not govern by anyone!.
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