Nuclear structure, fission and superheavy elements

Samordning av målbeskrivningar och examination i utbildningar som leder till yrkesexamen

Dynamic Dual Decomposition for Distributed Control

We show how dynamic price mechanisms can be used for decomposition and distributed optimization of control systems. A classical method to deal with optimization constraints is Lagrange relaxation, where dual variables are introduced in the optimization objective. When variables of different subproblems are connected by such constraints, the dual variables can be interpreted as prices in a market

Tomorrow is clad in golf shoes, without oil and/or in ruins: Future projections as authority on and off the Scottish North Sea coast

This paper studies the future as “the only field of power, for we can act only on the future” (de Jouvenel 1967:5). As a number of scholars have pointed out (cf. Foucault 1991, Pred 2007) questions of knowledge is integral to political power, and this paper is about the production of knowledge of what can paradoxically not strictly speaking be known – a future space. I focus on how an interplay of

Osteologisk analys av ett hornfragment från Bruksvallarna : Fornlämning nr 23, Tännäs sn, Härjedalens kommun, Jämtlands län

Adaptive Resource Management Made Real

The adaptive resource management framework implemented in the European ACTORS project is presented. A resource manager has been developed that collaborates with a new Linux scheduler providing support for hard constant bandwidth server reservations, in order to adapt applications to changes in resource availability and to adapt the resource allocation to changes in application requirements. The fo

Scattering from a thin magnetic layer with a periodic lateral magnetization: application to electromagnetic absorbers

Koncentrationslägret Kambodja

Temporailty as a function of epistemic control: a rhetorical account

Johan Nilsson

Fracture mechanisms of a thin elastic plastic laminate

Fundamental language differences and its impact on learning

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Learning to Destroy: Case Studies of Creative Destruction Management in the Baltic Sea Region. keynote

Robustness of a Design Method Based on Assignment of Poles and Zeros

The Rome I regulation on the law applicable to contractual obligations and the choice of law by the parties

A time-domain approach to the extinction paradox for scattering of electromagnetic waves

The extinction paradox states that a perfectly electric conducting target which is large compared to the wavelength removes from the incident radiation exactly twice the amount of power it can intercept by its geometrical cross section area. In this paper, the extinction paradox is generalized to include temporally dispersive material parameters with finite values of the permittivity and the perme

Sounds of Modernity: Bergman and Jazz

Dynamic speed adaptation in adverse conditions

Accident risk in adverse conditions (wet/slippery road, darkness) increases drastically and speed adaptation in these conditions is often inappropriate. The safety potential of more appropriate speeds in these situations is high. Appropriate highest speeds in different conditions are discussed. A system, which limits the maximal speed of the vehicle in the actual situation (on wet/slippery road, a

Emil Bønnelycke