Tid för friluftsliv : temporala perspektiv på naturumgänget i den svenska scoutrörelsen ca 1910–60
Paper till historikermötet 2014 till sessionen "Det tidlösa och tidsbundna mötet med naturen".
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Simulating the effects on sound attenuation due to structural discontinuities in a floor assembly
On the back side of place attachment - Introducing the concept of place detachment in very old age: Findings from qualitative in-depth interviews
Process Control—Past, Present, and Future
This paper gives a perspective on the development of process control from the early development and the emergence of the automation industry to today's computer-controlled systems. Some speculations on future developments are also given.
How to solve Singular Discrete-Time Riccati-Equations
Sources of Indoor Air Pollution in a Survey of 3000 Swedish Dwellings
A two-stage mm-wave PA with 18.5% PAE in 65 nm CMOS
A two-stage mm-wave power amplifier (PA) is presented. Designed in a 65 nm CMOS process, the PA employs capacitive neutralization in each stage for increased differential isolation and gain. Baluns are used for single-ended input/output signal to balanced signal conversion, and the interstage matching consists of a 2:1 transformer. With a 1.2 V supply, at 67 GHz, measurements show a gain of 16.8 d
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A generalization of the predictable degree property to rational convolutional encoding matrices
The predictable degree property was introduced by Forney (1970) for polynomial convolutional encoding matrices. In this paper two generalizations to rational convolutional encoding matrices are discussed
Recension av Mångfaldsmedveten pedagogik för universitetslärare
A Scalable Modularized Synthesis Method for Distributed Kalman Filters
This paper presents a scheme to construct distributed observers for a system consisting of agents interconnected in a graph structure. The scheme is an iterative procedure to improve the observers with respect to global performance. It is modular in the sense that each agent iterates using only local model information. As a consequence, the complexity of the scheme scales linearly with the size of
Family planning as individual rights and collective efforts – An analysis of discourses in international human rights law and Indonesian legislation
As is commonly known, the Indonesian national family planning programme, once celebrated for its success, now faces a number of challenges in the post-Soeharto context. One imminent issue is the programme’s conformity with international human rights standards with regard to sexual and reproductive rights, for which reason the current legislation (the 1992 Health Act and the 1992 Act on Development