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Simulation of Hybrid Systems

Hybrid systems-those composed of the interaction of discrete and continuous inputs, outputs, states, and dynamic equations-are an important class of models of complex, real-world phenomena. However, the simulation tools currently available seem to be (1) ad hoc retro fitting of existing packages, (2) hastily-built new languages, or (3) specialized software for particular subclasses (e.g., piecewis

Developing a Supply Chain Risk Model

A number of trends like globalisation, outsourcing, single sourcing, and leanness have together created a more vulnerable supply chain. This increased vulnerability has made supply chain risk issues a hot topic in academia as well as in industry. There has, however, been a lack of suitable models. The objective of this paper is to develop one such model – a conceptual model with the help of which

Vad man kan - Vad man borde kunna som lärare i samhällskunskap

Rapporten är en sammanfattning av en pilotundersökning av inställningen till ämnesteoretiska studier i samhällskunskap hos färdiga lärare. Utvärderingen har utförts som en enkätundersökning med praktiskt verksamma lärare som utbildats vid Lunds universitet i samhällskunskap enligt 1969 års studieordning.

Media and Monarchy in Sweden

In this book, nine scholars from six different academic disciplines study various relations between media and monarchy in Sweden from the fifteenth century up until today. With an emphasis on the last one and a half century, the texts primarily analyzes how the Bernadotte family has responded to and used media such as press, film, television and Internet.

Monumental Past: The Life-histories of Megalithic Monuments in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany)

Monumental Past is a living text based on a doctoral dissertation submitted by Cornelius J. Holtorf to the University of Wales in 1998. It explores the social and cultural meanings of megaliths from later prehistoric Mecklenburg-Vorpommern located in northeastern Germany. The author engages directly with current debates about the significance of monuments, events and processes in their life histo