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Moving on - one year later: cooperation and development of Research Support services at Lund University Libraries

Abstract in UndeterminedKeynote presentation at NEFUS konferens in Odense June 12, 2014: http://www.dfdf.dk/index.php/arrangementer/details/15-NEFUS?xref=15The focus of the presentation is what have actually happend at the different libraries at Lund Universty one year after our projectreport about research support service at LUB in the future was published.The results are based on a short invento

Diversity mechanisms of MIMO antennas with six degrees-of-freedom

Abstract in Undetermined In this paper, we investigate the roles of different diversity mechanisms in two recently proposed six-port MIMO antennas using the effective degree-of-freedom concept. In particular, we confirm that angle and polarization diversities are indeed the dominant diversity mechanisms for the compact antenna that is designed to replicate the characteristics of the ideal co-locat

Analysis of developing and fully developed turbulent flow and heat transfer in a square-sectioned U-bend duct

Turbulent flow and thermal field were predicted in a square-sectioned 180° bend at a Reynolds number of 56000. Suga's low-Re cubic k-ε model [5-6] and the RSM [7-8] were used. The results were compared to experimental data [1]. Identical inlet boundary conditions were used in both cases. The inlet length impact on the flow-heat transfer in the bend was investigated. The velocities are higher near

Magnetic dipole excitations in even-even nuclei

The properties of K(pi) = 1+ states in deformed even-even rare-earth nuclei have been investigated within the Quasiparticle Random Phase Approximation (QRPA). The B(M1) spectrum and the differential cross section for electron scattering have been calculated and are seen to be consistent with the interpretation that the experimental 1+ states first considered to be a scissors mode, actually corresp

Deaths and tumours in workers grinding stainless steel - a follow-up study

OBJECTIVE: To study cause specific mortality and cancer morbidity in workers exposed to the dust of grinding materials, grinding agents, and stainless steel, especially with regard to a possibly increased risk of respiratory, stomach, and colorectal cancer. METHODS: Retrospective cohort study, using reference cohorts of blue collar workers and population rates for comparison. The exposed cohort c