Search for dissertations about: "G James"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 34 swedish dissertations containing the words G James.
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6. Improving the Efficiency of Control Signaling in Wireless Multiple Access Systems
Abstract : Prior to the transmission of payload data in any multiple access system, there is generally a need to send control information such as scheduling assignments, transmission parameters and HARQ acknowledgments. This process is called control signaling and has a significant impact on the overall system performance. READ MORE
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7. Aspects of vacuum moduli in string theory
Abstract : In this thesis we explore geometric aspects of the space of vacua in supersymmetric string compactifications. More specifically, we will look at heterotic strings compactified on Calabi-Yau manifolds and, separately, G2 structure manifolds. READ MORE
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8. Air mass boundary identification : improvement of precipitation phase determination in surface based modeling
Abstract : Snowpack properties derived from hydrological models play an important role for many ecological, water resource, and climate applications; such as winter survival of plants, reindeer, small mammals and birds, avalanche hazards, glaciers and polar ice accumulation, growth of sea and lake ices, climate change, snow melt flooding etc. These hydrological models need accurate precipitation phase discrimination schemes to closely portray e. READ MORE
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9. Haptic Milling Simulation in Six Degrees-of-Freedom : With Application to Surgery in Stiff Tissue
Abstract : The research presented in this thesis describes a substantial part of the design of a prototypical surgical training simulator. The results are intended to be applied in future simulators used to educate and train surgeons for bone milling operations. READ MORE
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10. Comparative analysis of the thermogenic protein UCP1 across the mammalian phylogeny
Abstract : Uncoupling protein 1 (UCP1) drives mitochondrial inefficiency to produce heat in mammalian brown adipose tissue (BAT). Many mammalian species rely on this form of adaptive non-shivering thermogenesis (NST) to defend high body temperatures in the cold. READ MORE