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A Repetitive Tragedy: November 1938, August 1992, August 2015
Experimental INvestigation of radiative decay rates of metastable levels in Eu II
The radiative lifetimes of the metastable a 9DJ (J = 2-5) levels in Eu II have been measured by laser probing of a stored ion beam. The lifetimes of all four J levels are slightly above 1 s. A deviation from the expected energy dependence of the decay rates for electric quadrupole transitions is observed and discussed.
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Non-radiating sources in time-domain transmission-line theory
The concept of non-radiating sources is introduced to transmission lines in the time-domain analysis. A method is presented to construct localized voltage and current sources which do not produce any fields outside the source domain. These sources cannot therefore be detected by measurements made outside the source region. The importance of such sources for the uniqueness of the inverse source pro
Fixed-point implementation of a robust complex valued divider architecture
In this paper a fixed-point implementation of robust complex valued divider architecture is presented. The architecture uses feedback loops and time multiplexing strategies resulting in a fast and area conservative architecture. The architecture has good numerical properties and the result is accurate to less than one ulp. A combination of low latency and high throughput rate makes the architectur
Structural information of composites from complex-valued measured bulk properties
This paper is concerned with the estimation of the volume fraction and the anisotropy of a two-component composite from measured bulk properties. An algorithm that takes into account that measurements have errors is developed. This algorithm is used to study data from experimental measurements with an unknown microstructure. The dependence on the microstructure is quantified in terms of a measure
Från dörr till dörr – tillgänglighetsproblem i reskedjan.
Education and Training for continuous improvement and innovation
Adaptive predictive control for software systems
Self-adaptive software systems are designed to support a number of alternative solutions for fulfilling their requirements. These define an adaptation space. During operation, a self-adaptive system monitors its performance and when it finds that its requirements are not fulfilled, searches its adaptation space to select a best adaptation. Two major problems need to be addressed during the selecti
A paradigmatic discourse in the logistics discipline
Today one could argue that most of the logistics research available has a strong connection to the positivistic paradigm where there is a great emphasis on simplicity in both the research conducted and in the solutions produced. The overall ability to design, plan and control is promoted by the researchers to a great extent. Consequently, firms invest money, time and resources in solutions, based
Influence of ambient light on the performance, mood, endocrine systems and other factors of school children
Making the Book a Living Guru: Ritual Practices among Contemporary Sikhs
Book review: Coping with International Conflict
Development of adaptive kinetics for application in combustion systems
In this paper, an automatic method for reducing chemical mechanisms during run time based on the quasi-steady-state assumption (ASSA) is presented. The method uses a lifetime analysis of the chemical species which can be set to steady state according to a ranking procedure. Steady-state species concentrations are computed by algebraic rather than differential equations, thus yielding a significant
The Total Picture - A framework for control of IT investments
Evaluation of IT investments is a difficult and complicated issue. This chapter presents a framework for control of IT investments with the aim of providing decision-makers with a clear picture of individual IT investments as well as an aggregated level where all IT investments are combined into a total picture. The framework has been developed using an action–research approach.In a number of work
10 years of benchmarks development for improving wastewater treatment plants control strategies
Social laws should be conceived as a special case of mechanisms : A reply to Daniel Little
I am grateful to Daniel Little for his insightful reply to my recent article in Social Epistemology (2012, 105-114) about what appears to be a flaw in Jon Elster’s conception of mechanisms. I agree with much of what Little says, but want to amplify a different underlying problem with Elster’s conception (fourth point below) than Little suggests in his reply (third point below). This underlying pro