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EXTRAPOLATION ON HARDY SPACES AND APPLICATIONS

In this survey article some classical results concerning real interpolation between Hardy spaces are briefly presented and then it is explained how those results can be used to establish Yano-type extrapolation theorems for Hardy spaces. Some new extensions and variants of certain classical endpoint theorems in harmonic analysis are obtained as applications of the extrapolation results presented h

Event Segmentation in Audio Description Reception: Impacts on Media Access, Inclusion, and Computer-Generated Description

Audio description (AD) serves a critical role in making audio-visual media accessible to visually impaired audiences, aiming to enhance their viewing experience and comprehension (Holsanova 2016, 2022). A central inquiry in the context of successful AD pertains to how the sequence of events unfolding in a film aligns with the verbal narration conveyed through AD (Vandaele 2012). Accumulating resea

Making Sense without Meaning : Christopher Alexander and the Automation of Design

In his contribution to the infuential “Architecture and the Computer”conference in 1964, Christopher Alexander summarised the reorganisation of intellectual labour that, beginning in the 19th century,became fnally concretised in the technologies of the computer. Inhis opinion, computers should be regarded as nothing else than hugearmies of clerks, stupid and without initiative, but able to follow

Ett nytt Öresundsavtal – En modell för hybridarbete i Norden

Det uppdaterade Öresundsavtalet mellan Sverige och Danmark markerar en modernisering av det tidigare avtalets regler i en tid präglad av förändrade arbetsmönster. Avtalet, som inkluderar både privat- och offentliganställda, syftar till att förenkla beskattning för gränspendlare och arbetsgivare. Tillsammans med Öresundsöverenskommelsen som reglerar socialförsäkringstillhörighet förläggs beskattnin

Effect of broccoli sprout extract and baseline gut microbiota on fasting blood glucose in prediabetes : a randomized, placebo-controlled trial

More effective treatments are needed for impaired fasting glucose or glucose intolerance, known as prediabetes. Sulforaphane is an isothiocyanate that reduces hepatic gluconeogenesis in individuals with type 2 diabetes and is well tolerated when provided as a broccoli sprout extract (BSE). Here we report a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in which drug-naive individuals with pred

Floristic Legacy of English-Style Landscape Gardens and the Use of Imported Grass Seed for Sowing under Trees

During WWII, the botanist Hylander (1943, 1949) studied the floristic composition of lawns in 249 landscape gardens mostly in Sweden and concluded that they all harboured multiple, but largely the same, non-native species and genotypes that had most likely been introduced together by the sowing of some im- ported grass seed mix. As demonstrated by the later additions by, for example, Ohlsén (1947)During WWII, the botanist Hylander (1943, 1949) studied the floristic composition of lawns in 249 landscape gardens mostly in Sweden and concluded that they all harboured multiple, but largely the same, non-native species and genotypes that had most likely been introduced together by the sowing of some im- ported grass seed mix. As demonstrated by the later additions by, for example, Ohlsén (1947)

Ny lokal för pepparporella i Skåne!

A newly found site for the regionally very rare and nationally red­listed Porella arboris-vitae in central Skåne, southern­most Sweden, is reported and described.

Sámi Resurgence through Heritage Work : Exploring Sámi Cosmology in Negotiation with Lutheran Christianity

With the aim to reach deeper insights into dynamics of resilience and resurgence in Sámi systems of knowledge, this article explores how Sámi worldviews and knowledges are enacted and passed on despite violent efforts of erasure by colonial state actors and settler colonialists. I analyze a variety of sources—interviews, a podcast, a documentary and a magazine—to highlight Sámi resilience and resu

Conferencing in times of climate crisis and Covid-19 : feminist and queer reflections on the digital shift in academic work

This article employs a holistic understanding of environmental, social, and economic sustainability to explore the interaction between neoliberalism, climate crisis, digitalization, and academic work with a focus on its everyday aspects. Drawing our experience of organizing an online conference during the Covid-19 pandemic and our dialogue with conference participants, we first problematize the pr

How to build nice robots : Ethics from theory to machine implementation

This thesis investigates morality from a computational perspective by examining how machines can be developed with capacities for moral reasoning and action. It addresses how to overcome interdisciplinary boundaries between moral philosophy and computer science (Paper I), proposes a virtue-theoretic framework for artificial moral cognition (Papers II and III), and highlights issues of using normat

Women resisting border regimes : Two case studies from Eastern and Northern Europe

This chapter explores border regimes in Northern and Eastern Europe and analyses the transnational regime at the core of practices of intimacy, labour, economy and reproduction for the construction of the state and the nation. The authors argue that the women they followed during fieldwork refused to conform to norms around sexual desire, authentic subjectivity and ‘rational’ legitimised economic

Vad påverkar studenters närvaro? En intervjustudie med studenter

In literature (e.g. Meulenbroek & van den Bogaard, 2013; Romer, 1993) a correlation between high class attendance and higher study results are historically shown for first-cycle engineering education. However, a tendency towards significantly lower student attendance at learning activities has been experienced by the teaching staff during the latest ten years and particularly among introductorIn literature (e.g. Meulenbroek & van den Bogaard, 2013; Romer, 1993) a correlation between high class attendance and higher study results are historically shown for first-cycle engineering education. However, a tendency towards significantly lower student attendance at learning activities has been experienced by the teaching staff during the latest ten years and particularly among introductor