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The Swedish Cohabitees Act
Large Eddy Simulation of a turbulent flow past a pair of symmetric backward-facing steps: A sensitivity analysis
Large Eddy Simulation is used to study the flow behind a pair of symmetric backward facing steps. As reported in the literature, the flow exhibits an asymmetric pattern characterized by the deflection of the jet toward of the walls. The LES results are compared to LDA measurements showing the ability of the present numerical tool to capture the complex features of the flow. Furthermore, a sensitiv
The logit model applied to the modal split of regional commuting : a case study and Monte Carlo simulations
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Putting the individual at the forefront: Beck and individual approaches in activation’
Ägarbeskattningens drivkrafter
Fakta och fiktion gör bilder till vetenskapens verktyg
Bildens roll i vetenskapen har skiftat med synen på vad vetenskap är. Det fanns en tid då bara det konstnärliga geniet ansågs kapabel att fånga sanningen i bild. Mot slutet av 1700-talet var det i stället sparsmakade grafiska illustrationerna som gällde; estetik ansågs leda till subjektiv förvillelse och blockera vetenskaplig kunskap. Med dagens digitala bildteknik har den vetenskapliga illustrati
Kyrkomöte, läroämbete, demokrati. Kyrkomötets sammansättning i Evangelisk-lutherska kyrkan i Finland och i Svenska kyrkan
NMR Diffusion Studies in Heterogeneous Systems. Surfactant solutions, Polymer solutions and Gels
The aim of this study has been to investigate the self-diffusion behaviour in polymer solutions and in surfactant solutions using the pulsed field gradient (PFG) NMR technique. The NMR self-diffusion experiment was shown to provide detailed information in complex surfactant mixtures. In particular, the microemulsion phase and the hexagonal phase of Didodecyldimethylammoniumsulphate (DDAS) formed
Förgänglighet och förstörande i 1900-talskonsten
Climate Change and International Relations : Reconsidering Interdependence, Governance and Security
There is increased evidence to support the hypothesis that humanity actively, albeit inadvertently, contributes to global environmental change on a scale and with an intensity unprecedented in human history. Climate change, and to some extent stratospheric ozone depletion, present the international structures and systems for naturalresources management research and politics with fundamentally new
Elections as Levers of Democracy: A Global Inquiry
Semi-empirical atomistic simulations of point defects in BCC transition metals
Beyond von Neumann: weakly programmable processor arrays and their programming
The age of parallelism is here. For a sustainable software development for massively parallel architectures the von Neumann model need to be replaced by one with native support for parallelism. We suggest a data flow model for signal processing applications. This will make it possible to reuse software implementations for different targets and future platform generations. We also outline our devel
Dealing with Complexity in Knowledge Sharing Processes’
In a context of complex problem spaces, human individuals need support to carry out in-depth inquiry, generating many, diverse possibilities, without suffering from information overload. In earlier work, we have demonstrated the potential of a model of four-valued logic to provide support in a knowledge sharing environment by codifying, not knowledge, but categories of argument/assertion. In this
The rights of indigenous peoples and the contribution by Erica Daes
Synchronous and asynchronous generators frequency and harmonics behavior after a sudden load rejection
This paper describes load rejection tests, done at two hydro power plants in Sweden, one equipped with synchronous and the other with asynchronous generators. During the tests voltages and currents are digitized, recorded and thereafter off-line processed. By this, in the processing of distorted and fast parameter-varying voltages and currents the powerful estimation technique, the Newton type alg
Universitetsmiljöer i Lund
Laser-Based Cancer Diagnostics and Therapy - Tissue Optics considerations.
Near-IR light penetrates deeply into tissue, but as the scattering coefficient is much larger than the absorption coefficient in this wavelength region, direct viewing through tissue is very difficult. In order to detect and locate inhomogeneities located inside tissue a time-resolved technique was developed, based on gated viewing, i.e. detecting the first arriving photons with the shortest path
Urak Lawoi - A Field Study of an Indigenous People in Thailand and their Problems with Rapid Tourist Development
This essay is about Urak Lawoi, an indigenous people in Andaman Sea outside the West Coast of Thailand. The study shows what has happened to them when being deprived of their territory and forced to abandon their culture, lifestyle and traditional economic subsistence. Urak Lawoi have until recently maintained a culture, language and life style set apart from that of the rest of Thai society. Dur