Search for dissertations about: "Adaptive Reflection"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 16 swedish dissertations containing the words Adaptive Reflection.
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1. The Skorohod problem and weak approximation of stochastic differential equations in time-dependent domains
Abstract : This thesis consists of a summary and four scientific articles. All four articles consider various aspects of stochastic differential equations and the purpose of the summary is to provide an introduction to this subject and to supply the notions required in order to fully understand the articles. READ MORE
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2. Overcoming inertia in medical education
Abstract : Introduction: Medical education continually demonstrates difficulties in keeping up with and preparing students for the evolving demands of patients, practice, and society. This is not due to a lack of effort: Change without reform runs rampant. Analyzing these efforts reveals a tendency to fragment and focus on planning and designing solutions, i. READ MORE
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3. Adaptive finite element/difference methods for time-dependent inverse scattering problems
Abstract : In this thesis we develop adaptive hybrid finite element/difference methods for inverse time-domain acoustic and elastic scattering, where we seek to find the location and form of a (small) unknown object inside a large homogeneous body from measured wave-reflection data. We formulate the inverse problem as an optimal control problem, where we seek to reconstruct unknown material coefficients with best least squares wave fit to data. READ MORE
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4. Complex methods of inquiry: structuring uncertainty
Abstract : Organizational problem spaces can be viewed as complex, uncertain and ambiguous. They can also be understood as open problem spaces. As such, any engagement with them, and any effort to intervene in order to pursue desirable change, cannot be assumed to be just a matter of ‘complicatedness’. READ MORE
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5. Understanding in Healthcare Organisations- a prerequisite for development
Abstract : This study proposes that poor understanding of the structures, processes and outcomes of organisations seriously hampers collaboration between professional groups in care organisations. Three care settings were investigated: follow-up of patients with heart disease, an intensive care unit and care services for older people. READ MORE