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See detailFactor complexity of S-adic sequences
Leroy, Julien UL

Presentation (2014, January)

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See detailDas Betreuungsgespräch - Workshop/Vortrag
Huemer, Birgit UL; Rheindorf, Markus

Presentation (2014)

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See detailKompetent? Überarbeitungsvorschläge der Kompetenz-Batterie
Ebert, Anna; Kmiotek-Meier, Emilia Alicja UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailMarriage formation with assortative meeting as a two-sided optimal stopping problem
Tampieri, Alessandro UL; Parilina, Elena

Presentation (2014)

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See detailBrownian stress decay in colloidal suspensions
Dannert, Rick UL

Presentation (2014)

Detailed reference viewed: 77 (6 UL)
See detailFitting Parsimonious Household Portfolio models to Data
hubar, Sylwia; Koulovatianos, Christos UL; Li, Jian UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailLassus’ legacy : ‘imaginary gardens’ around the world
Roelens, Nathalie UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailWar Children in the War and the Post-war
Venken, Machteld UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailAlgebraic geometry over differential operators
Poncin, Norbert UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailLe nouveau bachelor en droit de l'université du Luxembourg
Ancel, Pascal UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailDissecting the Act of God: An Exploration of the Effect of Religion on Economic Activity
Litina, Anastasia UL; Carpantier, Jean-Francois UL

Presentation (2014)

This research establishes that religiosity has a persistent effect on economic outcomes. First we use a sample of migrants in the US to establish that religiosity at the country of origin has a long ... [more ▼]

This research establishes that religiosity has a persistent effect on economic outcomes. First we use a sample of migrants in the US to establish that religiosity at the country of origin has a long lasting effect on the religiosity of migrants. Second, exploiting variations in the inherited component of religiosity of migrants, our analysis uncovers the causal effect of religiosity on economic activity using a panel of countries for the period 1935-2000. The empirical findings suggest that i) church attendance has a positive impact on economic outcomes; ii) religious beliefs in the existence of god, hell, heaven and miracles have no systematic effect on economic outcomes, and iii) stronger faith is associated with prosperity. Moreover we extend our analysis to uncover the channels via which religiosity operates. Notably, the positive effect of religious participation and of stronger faith on economic outcomes operates via the creation of social capital and the development of traits, such as hard work and thrift, that are conducive to growth. [less ▲]

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See detailDerived Geometry and Applications
Poncin, Norbert UL

Presentation (2014)

Detailed reference viewed: 152 (12 UL)
See detailActualité droit de l’entreprise
Hiez, David UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailDash for Cash: Month-End Liquidity Needs and the Predictability of Stock Returns
Rinne, Kalle UL; Suominen, Matti; Vaittinen, Lauri

Presentation (2014)

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See detailSocial and Educational Sciences and the Problem of Change
Popkewitz, Thomas S. UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailEvent History Analysis Workshop
Hartung, Anne UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailAssessment and research in schools.
Baudson, Tanja Gabriele UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailGreat Expectations: The Persistent Effect of Institutions on Culture
Litina, Anastasia UL

Presentation (2014)

This research exploits the event of immigration to establish that institutions have a persistent effect on culture. It is argued that immigrants coming from corrupt countries, tend to overtrust the ... [more ▼]

This research exploits the event of immigration to establish that institutions have a persistent effect on culture. It is argued that immigrants coming from corrupt countries, tend to overtrust the institutions at the host country. This inflated trust of immigrants is documented as the Great Expectations effect. This result is interesting and intriguing for several reasons. First, it highlights the persistent effect of institutions (at the origin country) on the cultural attitudes of immigrants. Interestingly, this effect is rather persistent and can be detected even to the second generation immigrants. Second, the analysis explores whether mean attitudes at the origin country have an effect on immigrants' attitude. The findings suggest that mean attitudes do not confer a statistically significant effect, whereas a horserace between origin institutions and origin culture suggests that it is the effect of institutions that prevails. Last, the analysis establishes that the inflated trust of immigrants affects their political attitudes. Immigrants coming from corrupt countries tend to be less interested in politics, to overtrust the host governments and to be less active in the political arena. In a globalized world where international immigration is rather extensive, pinning down the cultural differences across immigrants and thus the differences in their political attitudes is of an essence. [less ▲]

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See detailIs what they get, what they want? Freshmen and university’s support services
Kmiotek-Meier, Emilia Alicja UL; Landmann, Mareike

Presentation (2014)

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See detailModel order reduction for speeding up computational homogenisation methods of type FE2
Goury, Olivier; Kerfriden, Pierre; Bordas, Stéphane UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailThe Gendered Interplay between Success and Well-Being during Transitions
Samuel, Robin UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailChild Forced Labour. An Analysis of Ego Documents Throughout Time.
Venken, Machteld UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailSchulische Inklusion / l'inclusion scolaire
Limbach-Reich, Arthur UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailVom Sputnikschock zur Pisakatastrophe
Lenz, Thomas UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailExplaining Complex Problem Solving with a set of non-curricular cognitive competence tasks and task interest in low-stakes assessment
Kupiainen, Sirkku; Vainikainen, M. P.; Hautamäki, Jarkko et al

Presentation (2014)

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See detailKonjunkturen der Krisenrhetorik
Lenz, Thomas UL

Presentation (2014)

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See detailL'écologie linguistique de la classe au Luxembourg
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Presentation (2013, December 17)

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See detailRéflexions sur les itinéraires, rencontres, lieux de pouvoir dans l'espace lotharingien (IXe-Xe siècle)
Pettiau, Hérold UL

Presentation (2013, December 13)

This paper was given in the context of a research seminar devoted to medieval Lotharingia. In it, I have undertaken a reflexion on political space perceived and created by Carolingian and Ottonians kings ... [more ▼]

This paper was given in the context of a research seminar devoted to medieval Lotharingia. In it, I have undertaken a reflexion on political space perceived and created by Carolingian and Ottonians kings and emperors through their itineraries, travels mande in this space. The study is based on a chronological review of the itineraries (under publication as a contribution in another volume) and a reassessment of the itineraries on the light of recent research on space, itineraries, and palaces, and more generally on the practice of power in the Carolingian and Ottonian periods. [less ▲]

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See detailLes réponses utiles en droit de la consommation
Poillot, Elise UL

Presentation (2013, December 09)

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See detailIntroductory remarks to the Workshop on Long Terms Cocial Contracts
Poillot, Elise UL

Presentation (2013, December 04)

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See detailAn analogue of Cobham's theorem for graph directed iterated function systems
Leroy, Julien UL

Presentation (2013, December)

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See detailLatest development in steel and glass engineering
Odenbreit, Christoph UL

Presentation (2013, November 27)

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See detailAN EFFICIENT 3D DEM–FEM COUPLING FOR GRANULAR MATTER APPLICATIONS
Michael, Mark UL; Vogel, Frank; Peters, Bernhard

Presentation (2013, November 26)

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See detailComment le transfert scientifique mène au parking le plus moderne…l’optimisation d’un projet
Schäfer, Markus UL

Presentation (2013, November 11)

Development of a modern multi-story car park construction in Luxemburg, based on former research results, Presentation in context of "Les Jeudis des Sciences"

Detailed reference viewed: 33 (0 UL)
See detailInklusion und Integration – wo steht die Schweiz?
Zurbriggen, Carmen UL

Presentation (2013, November)

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See detailThe space of flaws – on the contradictions of integrated planning in a fragmented environment
Carr, Constance UL; Hesse, Markus UL

Presentation (2013, November)

In this paper, we critically investigate policy strategies that attempt to control spaces (housing) and flows (mobility) through so called integrative approaches, hypothesizing that they are flawed in ... [more ▼]

In this paper, we critically investigate policy strategies that attempt to control spaces (housing) and flows (mobility) through so called integrative approaches, hypothesizing that they are flawed in design and ineffective in implementation. The research looks at processes in the small state of Luxembourg, which has pursued a niche strategy of national sovereignty development through a highly successful transition from an industrial based economy to one that rests on financial services, and a high degree of internationalization. This development trajectory, however, has created a set of deeply fragmented office-archipelagos that squeeze out housing, and generate massive commuter traffic. In response to these pressures, planning officials formulated a set of spatially integrative sustainable development guidelines that postulated sector integration, drawing upon normative orientations (central place theory), and prioritizing international objectives of European consolidation over local integration. Yet, they are flawed. A constructivist method was undertaken including document surveys, conversational interviews, and participant observation. Our results show that this centralist approach fails in meeting its mark, because instead of addressing problems of uncoordinated and conflicting authorities within and beyond the nation, they assume a clean system-wide durable “Russian Doll” architecture of state and institution. The result is further fragmentation through integration. [less ▲]

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See detailCommodity taxation and regulatory competition
Picard, Pierre M. UL

Presentation (2013, November)

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See detailCommodity taxation and regulatory competition
Picard, Pierre M. UL

Presentation (2013, November)

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See detailMeshless Methods for the Reissner-Mindlin Plate Problem based on Mixed Variational Forms
Hale, Jack UL

Presentation (2013, October 31)

Meshless numerical methods such as the element free Galerkin (EFG) method and $hp$-clouds method rely on a field of particles to construct a basis for the solution of partial differential equations (PDEs ... [more ▼]

Meshless numerical methods such as the element free Galerkin (EFG) method and $hp$-clouds method rely on a field of particles to construct a basis for the solution of partial differential equations (PDEs). This is in contrast with methods such as the finite element method (FEM) and finite difference method (FDM) which rely upon a mesh or grid. Because of this increased flexibility, meshfree methods have shown themselves to be effective tools for simulating difficult problems such as those with discontinuities, complex geometries and large deformations. The Reissner-Mindlin problem is widely used by engineers to describe the deformation of a plate including the effects of transverse shear. A well-known problem which must be overcome when designing an effective numerical method for the Reissner-Mindlin problem is shear-locking. Shear-locking is the inability of the constructed approximation space (meshless or otherwise) to richly represent the limiting Kirchhoff mode. This inability manifests itself as an entirely incorrect solution as the thickness of the plate approaches zero. We will demonstrate and explain the shear-locking problem and potential solutions to it using a simple one-dimensional example. The most effective, robust and general approaches to the shear-locking problem developed in the FEM literature are based on mixed variational forms, where a combination of displacements, stresses and strains are approximated directly. In our approach we start with a mixed variational form before eliminating the extra stress unknowns using the local patch projection technique of A Ortiz et. al. We will discuss the issues presented by the well-known LBB stability conditions and present a solution based upon the stabilising properties of both the augmented Lagrangian and additional `bubble' type functions. We will then show the good performance of the method and its shear-locking free properties. [less ▲]

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See detailODE-based model for ROS management system
Ignatenko, Andrew UL

Presentation (2013, October 24)

Detailed reference viewed: 51 (2 UL)
See detailThe phonon dispersion of graphene: influence of the environment
Wirtz, Ludger UL

Presentation (2013, October 23)

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See detailSimulation of the Tractive Performance of Tire Treads on Granular Terrain by Means of Finite and Discrete Element Coupling
Michael, Mark UL; Peters, Bernhard; Vogel, Frank

Presentation (2013, October 22)

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See detailFacteurs psychologiques dans le chômage
Houssemand, Claude UL; Pignault, Anne UL; Meyers, Raymond UL

Presentation (2013, October 18)

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See detailFestvortrag: Blasmusikforschung – Rückblick – Ausblick
Sagrillo, Damien UL

Presentation (2013, October 11)

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See detailImages of Galois representations and the inverse Galois problem
Wiese, Gabor UL

Presentation (2013, October 10)

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See detailKosmopolitanismus und Regionalismus in einem europäischen ‘borderland’. Wohnmigration im deutsch-luxemburgischen Grenzraum
Boesen, Elisabeth UL; Schnuer, Gregor

Presentation (2013, October 03)

„Borderlands“ werden zunehmend als ein distinktes ethnologisches Forschungsfeld wahrgenommen. Ein Phänomen, das in diesem Zusammenhang erst in jüngster Zeit Beachtung findet, ist das grenzüberschreitende ... [more ▼]

„Borderlands“ werden zunehmend als ein distinktes ethnologisches Forschungsfeld wahrgenommen. Ein Phänomen, das in diesem Zusammenhang erst in jüngster Zeit Beachtung findet, ist das grenzüberschreitende Wohnen. Der Beitrag befasst sich mit dieser Erscheinung in der Großregion SaarLorLux, d.h. in einem Gebiet, das einerseits aufgrund der besonderen wirtschaftlichen Anziehungskraft des Großherzogtums Luxemburg durch ein außergewöhnliches Maß an Migration und Transnationalismus, andererseits jedoch durch ausgeprägt rurale Strukturen gekennzeichnet ist. Aufgrund dieser besonderen Verhältnisse stellt der deutsch-luxemburgische Grenzraum einen interessanten Kasus für die Untersuchung der Herausbildung von „borderland“-Gemeinschaften und -Identitäten dar. Auf der Grundlage ethnographischer Fallstudien in deutschen Grenzdörfern, die seit einigen Jahren eine bedeutende und sehr diverse Zuwanderung aus Luxemburg erleben, soll gezeigt werden, dass die Integrations- und Identifikationsprozesse in diesem „borderland“ von sehr heterogenen und vermeintlich widerstreitenden Kräften bestimmt sind und darum nur unzureichend durch die geläufigen Konzepte der sozialwissenschaftlichen Mobilitätsforschung – Globalisierung, Transnationalismus, Kosmopolitismus etc. – erfasst werden können. [less ▲]

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See detailEco-Systems Biology of activated sludge microbial communities
Wilmes, Paul UL

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailSustainable Migration Policies
Picard, Pierre M. UL

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailEndogenous trade restrictions and exporters' pricing behavior
Rovegno Malharin, Laura UL

Presentation (2013, October)

This paper analyses the effect of antidumping (AD) duties on the pricing behaviour of exporters targeted with these measures. Using product and firm-level data for South Korea, the study provides evidence ... [more ▼]

This paper analyses the effect of antidumping (AD) duties on the pricing behaviour of exporters targeted with these measures. Using product and firm-level data for South Korea, the study provides evidence of increased export unit values and firms’ markups following the imposition of AD ad valorem duties. These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that, unlike other import tariffs, AD duties are not absorbed by exporters. The results on firms’ average markups also suggest that the price adjustment following the imposition of AD duties occurs mostly through the export price, and not through reductions in the exporter’s home price. The analysis controls for the presence of other trade measures as well as the endogeneity in AD and other contingent protection measures. Keywords: Endogenous trade policy, Import tariffs, Ad valorem duties, Antidumping, Markup, Unit values, Contingent protection. [less ▲]

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See detailLänderbericht Luxemburg: Épreuves Standardisées (ÉpStan)
Fischbach, Antoine UL; Martin, Romain UL

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailPotentiale technologiebasierter Kompetenzerfassung. Das Beispiel Komplexes Problemlösen
Greiff, Samuel UL; Funke, Joachim

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailCarbon tax, pollution and firms' location
Exbrayat, Nelly; Riou, Stéphane; Zanaj, Skerdilajda UL

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailTrade, economic geography and the choice of product quality
Picard, Pierre M. UL

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailBenefits of computer-based assessments. A psychological perspective.
Greiff, Samuel UL

Presentation (2013, October)

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See detailIn defense of strong virtue epistemology: how to explain success by ability
Hofmann, Frank UL

Presentation (2013, September 30)

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See detailDer Bologna-Prozess und seine Auswirkungen auf die Praxis
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Presentation (2013, September 27)

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See detailApplication of Theory/Theories in Development Studies: An Approach
Wayessa, Gutu Olana UL

Presentation (2013, September 16)

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See detailLanguage Contact and creolization as strategies of implicit language policy
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Presentation (2013, September 08)

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See detailThe Future of Design Management Research
Gericke, Kilian UL

Presentation (2013, September 04)

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See detailOrphan Works Best Practices Focus Group
Takats, Sean UL

Presentation (2013, September)

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