Search for dissertations about: "Massive gravity"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the words Massive gravity.
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16. Arithmetic and Hyperbolic Structures in String Theory
Abstract : This thesis consists of an introductory text followed by two separate parts which may be read independently of each other. In Part I we analyze certain hyperbolic structures arising when studying gravity in the vicinity of spacelike singularities (the BKL-limit). READ MORE
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17. Compact Relativistic Matter Shells with Massless and Charged Particles
Abstract : The Vlasov model is a matter model that is widely used in physics. In the context of astrophysics and cosmology it describes an ensemble of self gravitating, collisionless particles. These particles can be interpreted as for example ions, stars, or galaxies. READ MORE
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18. Young Stellar Clumps and Clusters in the Local Universe
Abstract : The thesis introduces the process of star formation at the scale of galaxies, where a turbulent--dominated interstellar medium (ISM) can locally collapse under self-gravity. This collapse results in a star formation process which is hierarchical both in space and time. READ MORE
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19. Geophysical investigation for 3D geological modelling and ore exploration in the Skellefte mining district
Abstract : The Skellefte mining district, northern Sweden, is regarded as one of the country’s richest mineral districts. Most of the outcropping deposits in this district or those deposits which are located at shallow depths (≤ 300 m) are likely to have already been discovered, which motivated the Swedish mining companies to expand their explorations at greater depths (e. READ MORE
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20. Coagulation in liver failure : the role of thromboelastometry and fibrinogen
Abstract : Liver failure is undeniably accompanied by distortions of the coagulation system. The modern theory of coagulation in patients with compensated liver disease (acute or chronic) states that the coagulation system is in a rebalanced state, also displaying prothrombotic tendencies particularly towards the end stages. READ MORE