Search for dissertations about: "Phase Space Methods"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 152 swedish dissertations containing the words Phase Space Methods.
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1. Phase space methods for computing creeping rays
Abstract : This thesis concerns the numerical simulation of creeping rays and their contribution to high frequency scattering problems. Creeping rays are a type of diffracted rays which are generated at the shadow line of the scatterer and propagate along geodesic paths on the scatterer surface. READ MORE
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2. Real-Time Time Metrology Using Space Geodetic Methods
Abstract : Two main objectives in time and frequency metrology are the realization of the SI unit of time, and the construction and dissemination of atomic time scales based on the SI second. This thesis is mainly concerned with the latter of the two and has investigated the characteristics of space geodetic time and frequency comparison methods. READ MORE
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3. Exploiting reciprocal space : Electron diffraction, textures and precession
Abstract : Electron crystallography emerges as a new tool for accurate structure determination of very small crystals. In order to exploit the full potential of electron diffraction, the methods for data acquisition and processing have to be developed towards the high standards of X-ray crystallography. READ MORE
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4. Robust broadband beamforming and digital filter design : methods and applications
Abstract : This doctoral thesis consists of a summary and six parts corresponding to six different papers. There are two published and three submitted journal papers, and one research report. The summary will highlight the main results and emphasize the interrelationships between different parts. READ MORE
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5. Cluster Observations and Theoretical Explanations of Broadband Waves in the Auroral Region
Abstract : Broadband extremely low-frequency wave emissions below the ion plasma frequency have been observed by a number of spacecraft and rockets on auroral field lines. The importance of these broadband emissions for transverse ion heating and electron acceleration in the auroral regions is now reasonably well established. READ MORE