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The Meaning of Europe, a phenomenological study
How do individuals feel and think themselves on themselves? Our actual multicultural world offer us a unique, natural experiment for a detailed study of this problematic. We will use the Meaning Constitution Analysis methodology for planification of research as it is: 1. Oriented towards meaning, as it is constituted in/by the individual in his daily life activities; 2. Oriented towards a gatherin
Monolingual and bilingual 6-8 year old children display N400 responses differentially mediated by proficiency and age of acquisition
The Theory of the Propagation of TEM-Pulses in Dispersive Bi-Isotropic Slabs
A survey of the theory of propagation of transient transverse electromagnetic waves in temporally dispersive, bi-isotropic slabs is given, and a novel wave splitting, which completely separates right-going and left-going waves in the dispersive medium, is proposed. The new approach leads to a simple scattering relation in terms of wave propagators and single-interface scattering operators only. Th
Sowing Forth - 2007 Certec turns 20
We celebrate Certec’s 20th birthday . . . . . . by giving you a book of 20 important ideas filled with pictures and text. Each idea is expressed in a succinct heading that sums up what we have learned over the years. The ideas also act as a complement to all the reports, website cover pages, brochures, lectures and annual reports. There are 30,000 documents at www.certec.lth.se that provide the b
Shape and shift of the laryngeal ventricle during phonation
Protein Expression Profiling of Hereditary Breast Cancer
Practical use of wastewater treatment modelling and simulation as a decision support tool for plant operators - case study on aeration control at Linköping wastewater treatment plant
A general power-series expansion method for scalar analysis of the guided modes in an optical fiber
A power-series expansion method for approximate analysis of the guided modes in a cylindrical, radially inhomogeneous dielectric waveguide is presented. The method is developed for a piece-wise polynominal permittivity profile. The solution of the scalar wave equation is constructed by a sequence of power-series expantions. Convergence is ensured and accuracy maintained by regulating the distance
Physical limitations on D/Q for antennas
In this paper, physical limitations on the directivity D and Q-factor Q are derived for antennas of arbitrary shape. The quotient D/Q is shown to be bounded from above by the antenna volume and certain shape coefficients in terms of the eigenvalues of the high-contrast polarizability dyadic. The theory is exemplified by numerical results for the half-wave antenna with astonishing agreement.
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Engineered CBM4-2 variant X-2 – apo, xylotetrose, xylopentose structures.
Investigating upstream versus downstream decision-making in software product management
Decision outcomes and their lead times are critical in product management, as the market success of a product may strongly depend on the both the decisions themselves and their timing in relation to the market and competitors. This paper presents an investigation of one particular industrial case study data set by comparing upstream scoping decisions with downstream change decision. The results in
The inverse motion problem for quasi-incompressible electroelasticity
Föreställningar om offentligt och privat i internationell debatt om företags ansvar för mänskliga rättigheter
Forma Nordiskt Elituniversitet
Att ge tentamensrespons - några idéer och erfarenheter
Gendered Strategies of Well-being in Widowhood: The Case of 19th-century Rural Sweden
Bacterial Adaptive Responses - Coping with Oxygen Limitation, Reactive Nitrogen Species and Disulfide Stress
Bacteria have a remarkable ability to adapt to different environments. When bacteria encounter stress that causes macromolecular damage in the cell, leading to a suboptimal performance of cell metabolism, they can elicit an adaptive response. In this thesis Bacillus subtilis is used as the primary model organism to study bacterial adaptation to oxygen limitation, reactive nitrogen species and disu