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Narrative Strategies in Benedikte Naubert's Neue Volksmarchen der Deutschen
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The Devil's altar? : crime and the early modern public house
No full textWas the early modern public house really such a dangerous place, as Puritan preachers (and many historians) suggested? This article discusses offences by publicans and patrons. It argues that the evidence for crime needs to be carefully contextualised and that taverns could stabilise as well as threaten the social order
The Aresys FF-SAR Service for Cryosat-2 at ESA GPOD
No full textThe Fully-Focused SAR (FF-SAR) processing, introduced in Egido and Smith (2016) allows obtaining a maximum resolution of 0.5 m in the along-track direction. It provides significant benefits for inland water altimetry investigations allowing the successful investigation of very small rivers and canals (Kleinherenbrink, 2020) that are typically harder to be analysed by using unfocused Delay-Doppler SAR (DD-SAR) data (about 300 m resolution in the along-track direction).In its development, two major limitations were associated with the FF-SAR processing: 1) the presence of evenly spaced high sidelobes in the Point Target Response (PTR) due to the closed-loop burst mode implemented in Sentinel-3 & Cryosat-2 altimeter payloads, used for initial FF-SAR investigations, and 2) the heavy computational burden with respect to the unfocused DD-SAR processing. The first limitation can be overcome by designing the radar system differently adopting an open-loop transmission scheme as, for instance, the one implemented in the altimeter payload of the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich mission, launched on 21 November 2020. The second limitation has been addressed in research works following Egido and Smith (2016) indicating that an improvement in terms of computational burden can be achieved by adopting algorithms in the frequency domain (Guccione et al., 2018).Being the role of FF-SAR for future inland water altimetry well understood, along with the possibility to see it implemented with reduced drawbacks during the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich mission, a collaboration has started between the ESA GPOD Team, already hosting the successful SARvatore services portfolio for unfocused SAR & SARin altimetry, and Aresys. Aresys has developed a generic FF-SAR prototype processor, that is able to process data acquisition from different instruments and exploiting the frequency-domain Omega-K algorithm (Guccione et al., 2018 & Scagliola et al., 2018). The Aresys's FFSAR prototype processor for CryoSat-2 allows users to process, on line and on demand, low-level CryoSat FBR products in SAR mode up to FF-SAR Level-1 products with self-customized options. Additionally a wide set of processing parameters is configurable, allowing as an example to select the along-track resolution or to obtain FFSAR multilooked waveforms at the desired posting rate. The collaboration led to the creation of a new service for the processing of CryoSat Baseline D data in FF-SAR mode. Users will be able to select the following options: 1) range oversampling factor, 2) bandwidth factor (responsible for the along-track resolution value) and 3) multilook posting rate (1Hz-500Hz). Geophysical corrections and L2 estimates from both a threshold peak retracker and an ALES-like subwaveform retracker are part of the output package. In preliminary open ocean analyses, very good results on SSH noise have been obtained by the ALES-like subwaveform retracker.In this presentation, the Aresys FF-SAR prototype processor is described and the outcome of some preliminary validation activities, performed by a group of altimetry researchers, is reported. The service is scheduled to open to all GPOD/SARvatore users in the first semester of 2021. Future evolutions should include the extension of the service to Sentinel-3 and Sentinel-6 data.Astrodynamics & Space Mission
Il terzo teorema di Godel-Kreisel nella teoria intuizionistica dei tipi di Martin-Lof
No full textThe completeness of the fragment strongly denied in intuitionistic logic with respect to the intuitive semantics implies the validity of the principle of Markov in metalanguage where "intuitive semantics 'and' a free translation of naive semantics. This thesis will prove that this theorem can 'be effectively formulated and proved in the intuitionistic theory of types of P. Martin-Lof (ITT), which is exposed in detail in [MLS] and [NPS]openTESI. 10
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No full textÜbersetzung nach Martin LutherBogensignaturen: a-f, A-Z, AA-EE⁸, FF⁴, Aa-Zz⁸Titeleinfassung, Holzschnitte, Druckermark
Fixed versus Flexible: Lessons from EMS Order Flow
No full textThis paper addresses the puzzle of regime-dependent volatility in foreign exchange. We extend the literature in two ways. First, our microstructural model provides a qualitatively new explanation for the puzzle. Second, we test implications of our model using Europe's recent shift to rigidly fixed rates (EMS to EMU). In the model, shocks to order flow induce volatility under flexible rates because they have portfolio-balance effects on price, whereas under fixed rates the same shocks do not have portfolio-balance effects. These effects arise in one regime and not the other because the elasticity of speculative demand for foreign exchange is (endogenously) regime-dependent: low elasticity under flexible rates magnifies portfolio-balance effects; under credibly fixed rates, elasticity of speculative demand is infinite, eliminating portfolio-balance effects. New data on FF/DM transactions show that order flow had persistent effects on the exchange rate before EMU parities were announced. After announcement, determination of the FF/DM rate was decoupled from order flow, as predicted by the model.
Der Unternehmensübergang nach den §§ 38 ff UGB und §§ 25 ff dHGB
No full texteingereicht von Martin Franz LutzDiplomarbeit Universität Linz 202
Flexible time–space network formulation and hybrid metaheuristic for conflict-free and energy-efficient path planning of automated guided vehicles
No full textOperations of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are desired to be more energy-efficient while maintaining high transport productivity, motivated by the green production requirements. This paper investigates a new energy-efficient planning problem for determining conflict-free paths of the AGVs in its transport roadmap. In this problem, the vehicle path and transport time in the roadmap are jointly optimized, based on a flexible time–space network (FTSN). We provide the mathematical problem formulation of the energy-efficient path planning problem. The resulting optimization problem is proved to be a non-convex mixed-integer nonlinear programming which is computationally intractable. We further propose a hybrid metaheuristic that integrates the genetic algorithm and estimation of the distribution algorithm to improve its computational efficiency. Numerical results show the effectiveness of the developed algorithm based on the FTSN framework, compared to the existing metaheuristics, the conventional path planning method, and a commercial solver. The proposed method has a wide application in improving energy use of material handling, providing a guiding significance on promoting cleaner production of flexible manufacturing systems.Green Open Access added to TU Delft Institutional Repository 'You share, we take care!' - Taverne project https://www.openaccess.nl/en/you-share-we-take-care Otherwise as indicated in the copyright section: the publisher is the copyright holder of this work and the author uses the Dutch legislation to make this work public.Transport Engineering and Logistic
Roman de Renart .
No full textMs. I de l'édition de M. Ernest Martin (voir t. I, p. XIII-XIV, et Supplément, p. 5-6). Le manuscrit présente une version abrégée des épisodes suivants : ff. 1a – 14c. Jugement de Renart – Branche I de l’édition de Martin ff. 14c – 19d. Siège de Maupertuis – Branche Ia de l’édition de Martin ff. 19d – 28b. Renart teinturier/ Renart Jongleur – Branche Ib de l’édition de Martin ff. 28b – 34b. La confession de Renart – Branche VII de l’édition de Martin ff. 34b –38 b. Le pèlerinage de Renart – Branche VIII de l’édition de Martin ff. 38b – 42c. Le puits – Branche IV de l’édition de Martin ff. 42c – 46a. Vengeance d’Ysengrin/ Vol du jambon d’un vilain / Renart et le grillon– Branche V de l’édition de Martin ff. 46a – 51a. L'Escondit – Branche Va de l’édition de Martin ff. 51b – 59a. Les vêpres de Tibert – Branche XII de l’édition de Martin ff. 59a – 61b. Renart et Chanteclerc – Branche II de l’édition de Martin ff. 61c – 62 b. Renart et la mésange/ Renart et le frère convers – Branche II de l’édition de Martin ff. 62c – 63 d. Renart, Tibert et le piège – Branche II de l’édition de Martin ff. 63d –65b. Renart, Tibert et l’andouille – Branche XV de l’édition de Martin ff. 65b– 65 d. Renart et Tiécelin (?). Renart et Hersent(?) – Ces deux épisodes de la branche II de l’édition de Martin sont si abrégés qu'ils en deviennent méconnaissables. ff. 65d – 66c. Le vol des poissons – Branche III de l’édition de Martin ff. 66c – 67d. Le moniage d’Ysengrin – Branche III de l’édition de Martin ff. 68a – 69. La pêche à la queue – Branche III de l’édition de Martin ff. 69a – 77c. Duel de Renart et d’Ysengrin – Branche VI de l’édition de Martin ff. 77c – 92 a. Renart et le vilain Liétard – Branche IX de l’édition de Martin ff. 92a – 94c. Renart et Tibert dans le cellier d'un vilain – Branche XIV de l’édition de Martin ff. 94c – 108b. Renart et Primaut le loup – Branche XIV de l’édition de Martin ff. 108b – 126d. Renart le Noir – Branche XIII de l’édition de Martin ff. 126d – 135c. Renart médecin – Branche X de l’édition de Martin ff. 135c – 149d. Renart empereur– Branche XIV de l’édition de Martin. Il manque la fin de la branche à partir du vers 3192 de l'édition de Martin. ff. 150a – 157b. Le partage des proies – Branche XVI de l’édition de Martin. Il manque le début de la branche (98 premiers vers). Les derniers feuillets ont été montés dans le désordre. Le feuillet 150 (qui devrait être le 152) commence au vers 425 de l'édition de Martin. Le feuillet 154 (qui devrait être le 151) résume les passages compris entre les vers 247 et 424, et le feuillet 156 (qui devrait être le 150) les passages compris entre les vers 99 et 246.Le manuscrit est passé successivement par les bibliothèques de Sedan puis du duc de La Vallière . Le manuscrit a-t-il été réalisé pour Guy de Roye (v. 1345-1409), bibliophile notoire, qui fut archevêque de Tours, Sens et Reims ? Au verso du dernier feuillet du manuscrit (f. 157v) figurent les marques de possession postérieures de plusieurs membres de la famille de Roye, ce qui tend à confirmer cette hypothèse. Toutefois, il est également possible que le manuscrit ait été commandé par un membre de la maison des Dammartin, dont le blason figure dans la marge du f. 53v (un écu fascé d’argent à la bordure de gueules), et qu’il soit ensuite passé entre les mains des Roye par un jeu d’alliances matrimoniales entre les deux familles – alliances pour lesquelles nous avons conservé plusieurs traces généalogiques, notamment au XIIIe siècle. Sur la première page du manuscrit (f. 1r) figure un personnage, sans doute le commanditaire, agenouillé en prière aux pieds de la Vierge à l’Enfant (voir classe.bnf.fr).Lieu de copie : France (Nord, Nord-Est
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