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  • Modelling of friction stir welding 

    Colegrove, Paul Andrew (University of CambridgeDepartment of Engineering, 2004-02)
    This thesis investigates the modelling of friction stir welding (FSW). FSW is a relatively new welding process where a rotating non-consumable tool is used to join two materials through high temperature deformation. The ...

  • Modelling osteomyelitis 

    Liò, Pietro; Paoletti, Nicola; Moni, Mohammad A; Atwell, Kathryn; Merelli, Emanuela; Viceconti, Marco (2012-09-07)
    Abstract Background This work focuses on the computational modelling of osteomyelitis, a bone pathology caused by bacteria infection (mostly Staphylococcus aureus). The infection alters the RANK/RANKL/OPG signalling dynamics ...

  • Modelling the evolution of uncertainty levels during design 

    Wynn, David Charles; Grebici, Khadidja; Clarkson, Peter John (Springer, 2011-08-19)
    Design work involves uncertainty that arises from, and influences, the progressive development of solutions. This paper analyses the influences of evolving uncertainty levels on the design process. We focus on uncertainties ...

  • Modelling the vibration of tyre sidewalls 

    Graham, W. R. (ElsevierJournal of Sound and Vibration, 2013)

  • Morale: definitions, dimensions and measurement 

    Hardy, Ben (University of CambridgeJudge Business School, 2010-04-13)
    Morale is a commonly used term both in business and society but the concept of morale is relatively poorly defined and understood. In a recent paper Liefooghe et al. (2004) expressed surprise that ‘…when reviewing the ...

  • Multi-level analysis of localisation problems 

    Sluys, LJ; Estrin, Y; Wells, Garth Nathan (2001)
    Localisation processes, such as shear banding and necking, have been investigated following a macroscopic and a microscopic approach. Both approaches have been formulated within a finite deformation plasticity framework. ...

  • Multi-Scale, Sustainable Reaction Engineering - A New Departmental Initiative 

    Dennis, John (2008-07-29)
    Multi-Scale, Sustainable Reaction Engineering - A New Departmental Initiative

  • Multiple functionally divergent and conserved copies of alpha tubulin in bdelloid rotifers 

    Eyres, Isobel; Frangedakis, Eftychios; Fontaneto, Diego; Herniou, Elisabeth A; Boschetti, Chiara; Carr, Adrian; Micklem, Gos; Tunnacliffe, Alan Garth; Barraclough, Timothy G (2012-08-17)
    AbstractBackgroundBdelloid rotifers are microscopic animals that have apparently survived without sex for millions of years and are able to survive desiccation at all life stages through a process called anhydrobiosis. ...

  • Multistable and morphing corrugated shell structures 

    Norman, Alexander David (University of CambridgeDepartment of EngineeringChrist's College, 2009-06-09)
    'Compliant' structures, i. e., structures that undergo large deformations as part of their normal behaviour, can perform the function of a complex mechanism with just a single, or very few, components. When multistability ...

  • Nano-Bio-Genesis: Tracing the rise of nanotechnology and nanobiotechnology as 'big science' 

    Kulkarni, Rajan P (2007-07-14)
    Abstract Nanotechnology research has lately been of intense interest because of its perceived potential for many diverse fields of science. Nanotechnology's tools have found application in diverse fields, from biology to ...

  • New Evidence on Taxes and Portfolio Choices 

    Alan, Sule; Atalay, Kadir; Crossley, Thomas F.; Jeon, Sung-Hee (CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2009-05)
    Identifying the effect of differential taxation on portfolio allocation requires exogenous variation in marginal tax rates. Marginal tax rates vary with income, but income surely affects portfolio choice directly. In systems ...

  • Non-laminated FRP Strap Elements for Reinforced Concrete, Timber and Masonry Applications 

    Lees, Janet Marillyn; Winistörfer, AU (American Society of Civil EngineersJournal of Composites for Construction, 2010-05-11)
    Advances in material technology allow for the exploration of new structural forms and systems. In recent years, fiber-reinforced polymers (FRPs) have emerged as candidate materials for civil engineering applications, and ...

  • Non-solvolytic synthesis of aqueous soluble TiO2 nanoparticles and real-time dynamic measurements of the nanoparticle formation 

    Chen, Lan; Rahme, Kamil; Holmes, Justin D; Morris, Michael A; Slater, Nigel Kenneth (2012-06-07)
    AbstractHighly aqueously dispersible (soluble) TiO2 nanoparticles are usually synthesized by a solution-based sol–gel (solvolysis/condensation) process, and no direct precipitation of titania has been reported. This ...

  • Nonlinear FE analysis of cracks in tension and shear 

    Kesse, G; Lees, Janet Marillyn (Institute of Civil EngineersMagazine of Concrete Research, 2007-05-01)
    Smeared-crack finite element (FE) analyses of reinforced-concrete beams strengthened with prestressed carbonfibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP) shear straps have shown that, at high load levels, the stresses in the straps ...

  • Numerical and experimental modelling of microwave applicators 

    Dibben, David (University of Cambridge, 1995-10-24)
    This thesis presents a time domain finite element method for the solution of microwave heating problems. This is the first time that this particular technique has been applied to microwave heating. It is found that the ...

  • On strategic default and liquidity risk 

    Tambakis, Demosthenes N (CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2002)
    How does the uncertain provision of external finance affect investment projects' default probability and liquidity risk? In this paper, I study the strategic interaction between many creditors and a single borrower in the ...

  • On the full lagrangian approach and thermophoretic deposition in gas-particle flows 

    Healy, David Patrick (University of CambridgeDepartment of EngineeringClare College, 2003-11-25)
    Theoretical and experimental studies of particle deposition in turbulent pipe flow have been carried out for over forty years, but some of the most important transport mechanisms are still not well understood. The first ...

  • On the performance of base-isolated buildings: a generic model 

    Talbot, James P. (University of CambridgeDepartment of Engineering, 2002-02-12)
    Ground-borne vibration has existed ever since the development of urban road and rail networks. Vibration generated by the moving traffic propagates through the ground and into buildings, resulting in unacceptable levels ...

  • On the playability of stringed instruments 

    Galluzzo, Paul M. (University of CambridgeDepartment of EngineeringTrinity College, 2004-07-13)
    As first noticed by Helmholtz, strings vibrate in a “V-shape” when they are bowed correctly and a full tone is produced, where the vertex of the “V” shuttles back and forth along the visible envelope of the string’s motion. ...

  • Optical micrographs of carbon nanotube suspensions 

    Ma, Wing Kui Anson (2008-03-27)