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1. Low frequency noise during work. Effects on performance and annoyance
Abstract : Aims. Low frequency noise (LFN) is defined as "a noise with a dominant frequency content of 20 to 200 Hz". Common sources of LFN in occupational environments are ventilation, heating and air-conditioning systems, computer network installations and compressors. READ MORE
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2. Symmetric varactor frequency multipliers
Abstract : This thesis describes heterostructure barrier varactor (HBV) frequency multipliers for millimetre and sub-millimetre wave applications.The basic principles of HBVs are explained. Starting from basic varactor theory, an equivalent circuit model for HBVs is presented. READ MORE
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3. Impaired balance and fall risk in people with multiple sclerosis
Abstract : The symptoms from the neurological disease multiple sclerosis vary from person to person and over time. Impaired balance is common in people with multiple sclerosis and can lead to falls. Fall frequency is high in people with multiple sclerosis, above 50%. Multiple sclerosis affects not only the person having the disease but also their next of kin. READ MORE
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4. Studies in Glacier Mass Balance : Measurement and its errors
Abstract : The study of the surface mass balance of valley glaciers has a long history but one that is dogged by uncertainty and errors, and uncertainty about those errors. These problems are acknowledged by the glaciological community and have been examined and formalised in several publications. READ MORE
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5. Frequency Response by Wind Farms in Islanded Power Systems with High Wind Power Penetration
Abstract : The integration of variable speed wind turbines (VSWT) in power systems keep increasing inorder to reduce the emission of green house gases. This increase of power electronic converterinterfaced generation causes a decrease of power system inertia and issues previously existingin power systems tend to become more complicated and new solutions should be evaluated. READ MORE