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The paper gives an overview of the planned orbit correc- tion system for the 3 GeV storage ring at the MAX IV lab- oratory, a light source facility currently under construction in Lund, Sweden[1, 2]. The ring will have a vertical beam size in the 1-4μm range in the insertion device (ID) straight sections depending on coupling[3], which places high re- quirements on the orbit stability. To meet thi
The objective of this paper is to review the fundamental macroscopic modeling of linear complex materials in a time domain formulation. Based upon a set of basic assumptions, the general form of the constitutive relations for a linear complex media in the time domain is formulated. Furthermore, constraints on the possible form of the susceptibility kernels for a passive medium are presented. For c
Latin America attends currently to the construction of a paradigm of rural development based on the potentiality of the territory to encourage processes of rural wellbeing. Some international studies relating rural development to territory from an institutional perspective have recently come out, greatly contributing to the construction of a territorially based rural development in the region. The
Det finns inget annat folk i flyktingvärlden som det vurmas så mycket för som tibetanerna samtidigt som det heller inte finns några andra flyktingar som möter så stort ifrågasättande av sin frihetskamp. Tibetanerna har fastnat i den ostorientaliska fällan där föreställningarna om de fredsälskande, medkännande och upplysta tibetanska buddhisterna är så starka bland oss västerlänningar att vi med fö
This book is the translation to Spanish of the book in Swedish from 2001 "Mellan åsikt och vittnesbörd. Amerika och Västerlandets arkaiska rötter". Comentario En América y las raíces arcaicas de Occidente se describe el nacimiento de Occidente como el resultado del encuentro entre Europa y el Nuevo Mundo. Al mismo tiempo se dibujan algunos rasgos del consiguiente desarrollo de la llamada Razón Oc
Discussions of the cultural economy often focus upon the movement of such things as signs, media images, fashion and their entanglement in economic processes, but less attention has been paid to the concrete ways in which cultural heritage is affected by the processes and conditions of commoditization. This paper focuses upon how two museums of Scandinavian heritage struggle with very different cu
