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Collective structures and band termination in 107Sb

High-spin states in the near proton-dripline nucleus 107Sb have been identified, and collectivity in this nucleus has been observed for the first time in the form of two rotational bands. One of the observed rotational structures is a ΔI = 1 band, and is interpreted as based on a π(g9/2)-1 ⊗ π(g7/2d5/2)2 proton configuration. A second structure has ΔI = 2 character, and is explained as being based

Terminating bands in 98,99,100Ru nuclei : New information on the neutron 2d5/2 and 1g7/2 energy spacing

High-spin states of 98,99,100Ru have been populated using the reaction 70Zn(36S, αxn) at 130 MeV. The γ rays have been detected with the EUROGAM-2 array. New high-spin bands have been established in these nuclei and interpreted as terminating configurations using the Nilsson-Strutinsky cranking formalism. These bands were observed up to the predicted terminating states which are built from g9/2 pr

Discrete line γ-ray spectroscopy in the (50-60)ℏ spin domain of 161,162Er

Very high spin states (I=50-60ℏ) have been observed in the transitional nuclei 161Er and 162Er using the Euroball γ-ray spectrometer. In 161Er, three bands are observed well above spin 50ℏ. In the positive parity, positive signature (+, + 1/2) band a discontinuity in the regular rotational behavior occurs at 109/2+ and a splitting into two branches occurs at 97/2- in the negative parity, positive

Olaus Magnus' Carta Marina (Venice, 1539) and the Apotheosis of the North

Respublica Litteraria in Action: Travels--Maps--Itineraries, ed. Katarzyna Tomaszuk. Supplement: Patryk Sapała, The Itinerary of Bishop Piotr Tomicki, Vice-Chancellor of the Kingdom of Poland (1515-1535), Warsaw: University of Warsaw Press, 2023 (series: Corpus Epistularum Ioannis Dantisci, part V: Respublica Litteraria in Action, vol. 4).

The interpretation of verbal moods in Spanish : A close replication of Kanwit and Geeslin (2014)

This study is a close replication of Kanwit and Geeslin (2014), an investigation of the interpretation of verbal moods in adverbial clauses in Spanish. Whereas the first language of the second-language participants in the original study was English, we explore whether Kanwit and Geeslin’s results extend to other first-language populations—Swedish and French learners of Spanish. Participants in the

A reconfigurable RF front-end for 5G direct sampling receivers with an optimized calibration scheme

This paper presents a reconfigurable radio frequency front-end (RFFE) tailored for direct RF sampling receivers operating within Frequency Range 1 (FR-1) of the 5G spectrum. It consists of a balun-LNA, a noise-cancelling, current-reuse, Q-enhanced filter, and a programmable gain amplifier (PGA). Fabricated in 22-nm FD-SOI technology, the RFFE covers the entire frequency range from 1.7 to 6.4 GHz w

Corporate Elites on Stage : Speech Acts and Genre Positionings in Professional Communication

Inspired by Austin’s work on the performativity of speech acts, Goffman’s notion of speaker positionings and Swales’ notion of genre moves, this paper explores how annual general meetings as a corporate genre are governed and propelled by the Swedish Companies Act, the Swedish Code of Corporate Conduct as well as explicit and tacit genre expectations. While observing more than thirty corporate ann

An Exotic Tree in a Foreign Country : A Cultural Biography of the Lodgepole Pine in Sweden

The movement of plants, animals, and microorganisms by humans, consciously or unconsciously, has changed both ecosystems and societies throughout history. This article focuses on one such transformative species, lodgepole pine, and its relocation from northwestern America to northern Sweden in the mid-twentieth century. A cultural biography of the lodgepole pine’s existence in Sweden examines how

Bringing Excavation Data Together : Are We There Yet and Where is That?

Archaeological data repositories usually integrate excavation data archives as single data collections with restricted capacities to accommodate excavation data interoperability at the sub-collection level. This is largely due to the complexity of excavation data archives that are compiled with different tools and methodologies, use distinct conceptual descriptions at variable granularities, can o