Search for dissertations about: "Long Range Dependence"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 81 swedish dissertations containing the words Long Range Dependence.
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6. Efficient 1.3 mm GaInNAs Quantum Well Lasers for Uncooled, High Speed Operation
Abstract : The rapid expansion of tele and data transmission systems requires an ever increasing capacity in modern optical fibre communication networks. With the implementation of short distance, high density networks, such as access networks, there is a need for cost-effective optical transmitters compatible with single mode fibres. READ MORE
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7. Late effects on hearing and balance after treatment for childhood cancer
Abstract : During the last several decades, improvements in diagnostic skills and in the treatment of children with cancer have substantially increased the number of long term survivors of childhood cancer. Treatment of children with cytostatic drugs is known to create a range of late adverse effects. READ MORE
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8. Short- and long-term neuronal plasticity in hippocampal CA1 region of rat
Abstract : The brain is highly plastic, displaying both short- and long-term changes, resulting from developmental processes as well as learning and memory. Moreover, short-term plasticity such as paired pulse facilitation and depression (PPF, PPD) have long been used to monitor the presynaptic versus postsynaptic changes occurring during more lasting processes such as long-term potentiation and depression (LTP, LTD). READ MORE
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9. Reappraisal of market efficiency tests arising from nonlinear dependence, fractals, and dynamical systems theory
Abstract : The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) has long been perceived as the cornerstone of modern finance theory. However, the EMH has also recently been dismissed as "the most remarkable error in the history of economic theory" (Wall Street Journal, Oct. 23. 1987). READ MORE
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10. Infrared Emittance of Paper : Method Development, Measurements and Application
Abstract : Thermography is a non-destructive technique which uses infrared radiation to obtain the temperature distribution of an object. The technique is increasingly used in the pulp and paper industry. To convert the detected infrared radiation to a temperature, the emittance of the material must be known. READ MORE