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  • Global Rebalancing: US Protection versus Europe-led reflation 

    Irvin, George; Izurieta, Alex (CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2006)

  • Endogenous contagion – a panel data analysis 

    Baur, Dirk; Fry, Renee (CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2006)
    This paper proposes a panel data model to analyze contagion in a multivariate framework. The model distinguishes between vulnerability and contagion, and provides a time series of contagion. The most important feature of ...

  • Formulation of continuous/discontinuous Galerkin methods for strain gradient-dependent damage 

    Molari, L; Garikipati, K; Wells, Garth Nathan (Strength Fracture and ComplexityStrength Fracture and Complexity, 2006)
    Continuum damage models are widely used to represent the development of microscopic defects that coalesce into a macroscopic crack. The microscopic defects cause a progressive weakening or softening of the material (damage). ...

  • Automated modelling of viscoelastic flow using FEniCS 

    Molari, L; Wells, Garth Nathan (XVI Convegno Italiano di Meccanica ComputazionaleXVI Convegno Italiano di Meccanica Computazionale, 2006)
    Using high-level abstractions, it is possible to efficiently automate the development of finite element models. This has advantages in terms of rapid development, a dramatic reduction in programming errors and offers the ...

  • A study of discontinuous Galerkin methods for thin bending problems 

    Dung, NT; Wells, Garth Nathan (Computational Mechanics: Solids Structures and Coupled ProblemsComputational Mechanics: Solids Structures and Coupled Problems, 2006)
    Various continuous/discontinuous Galerkin formulations are examined for the analysis of thin plates. These methods rely on weak imposition of continuity of the normal slope across element boundaries. We draw here upon ...

  • Behaviour of GFRP adhesive pipe joints subjected to pressure and axial loadings 

    Lees, Janet Marillyn (ElsevierComposites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 2006)
    The corrosion resistance of glass-fibre reinforced polymers (GFRPs) is a key advantage in pipeline applications. Adhesive bonded joints are often used in tensile resistant GFRP pipe systems and the behaviour of small-diameter ...

  • Can Feedback Traders Rock the Markets? A Logistic Tale of Persistence and Chaos 

    Tambakis, Demosthenes N (CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2006-03)
    This paper introduces a nonlinear feedback trading model at high frequency. All price adjustment is endogenous, driven by asset return and volatility in the previous trading period. There is no stochastic uncertainty or ...

  • Endogenous Market Turbulence 

    Tambakis, Demosthenes N (CFAP, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, 2006-04)
    In this paper I study a nonlinear feedback trading model which can generate stable, unstable, turbulent or chaotic asset returns depending on market conditions. The dynamics are driven by the stochastic price impact of net ...

  • A sensor for combustion thermometry based on blue diode lasers. 

    Burns, Iain Stewart (University of CambridgeMagdalene College, 2006-05-23)
    Spatially-resolved measurements of flame temperature have been demonstrated with diode lasers for the first time. The technique is based on the use of blue diode lasers to perform laser-induced fluorescence on indium atoms ...

  • Analysis of a finite element formulation for modelling phase separation 

    Wells, G N; Garikipati, Krishna (Springer, 2007)
    The Cahn-Hilliard equation is of importance in materials science and a range of other fields. It represents a diffuse interface model for simulating the evolution of phase separation in solids and fluids, and is a nonlinear ...

  • A $C^0$ discontinuous Galerkin formulation for thin shells 

    Dung, N T; Wells, G N (2007)
    This paper presents a C 0 discontinuous Galerkin formulation for the simulation of thin shells. The method is based on Koiter’s shell model and allows finite element solutions to be obtained by using standard $C^0$ Lagrange ...

  • Experimental behavior of reinforced concrete beams strengthened with prestressed CFRP shear straps 

    Kesse, GK; Lees, Janet Marillyn (American Society of Civil EngineersJournal of Composites for Construction (ASCE), 2007)
    One promising means of increasing the capacity of existing shear-deficient beams is to strengthen the structure using external prestressed carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) straps. In this system, layers of CFRP tape ...

  • Supporting design planning through process model simulation 

    Flanagan, Tomás Leo (University of CambridgeChurchill CollegeDepartment of Engineering, 2007-02-13)
    Modelling and analysis of design processes is non-trivial and predicting the behaviour of such systems is especially challenging. Nonetheless, the effective planning of design projects is critical for many engineering ...

  • Ultra-fast Imaging of Two-Phase Flow in Structured Monolith Reactors; Techniques and Data Analysis 

    Heras, Jonathan Jaime (University of CambridgeDepartment of Chemical Engineering, 2007-03)
    This thesis will address the use of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques to probe the “monolith reactor”, which consists of a structured catalyst over which reactions may occur. ...

  • 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 ...

  • 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 ...

  • The role of gene fusions in the evolution of metabolic pathways: the histidine biosynthesis case 

    Unknown author (2007-08-16)
    Abstract Background Histidine biosynthesis is one of the best characterized anabolic pathways. There is a large body of genetic and biochemical information available, including operon structure, gene expression, and ...

  • Modeling HIV quasispecies evolutionary dynamics 

    Unknown author (2007-08-16)
    Abstract Background During the HIV infection several quasispecies of the virus arise, which are able to use different coreceptors, in particular the CCR5 and CXCR4 coreceptors (R5 and X4 phenotypes, respectively). The ...

  • Modelling iteration in engineering design 

    Wynn, David Charles; Eckert, Claudia Margot; Clarkson, Peter John (16th International Conference on Engineering Design (ICED'07)16th International Conference on Engineering Design (ICED'07), 2007-08-28)
    This paper examines design iteration and its modelling in the simulation of New Product Development (NPD) processes. A framework comprising six perspectives of iteration is proposed and it is argued that the importance of ...

  • Model-based approaches to support process improvement in complex product development 

    Wynn, David C (University of CambridgeDepartment of Engineering, 2007-10-23)
    The performance of product development processes is important to the commercial success of new products. The improvement of these processes is thus a strategic imperative for many engineering companies — the aero-engine ...