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During the past decade or so, increasing interest in high temperature electronics has intensified. The number of high temperature applications has grown significantly, spurring the development of novel high temperature compliant technology. Leading industries, such as oil & gas and geothermal energy...

I denne studien ser vi nærmere på hvilke forhold som har betydning for foreldrenes opplevelse av meklingen. Vi har undersøkt i hvilken grad foreldrenes opplevelse varierer i forhold til sakstype og om avtale er oppnådd. Et viktig funn er at foreldre i de «vanskelige» sakene, det vil si...

This paper presents an approach to handle compromised components in the OpenStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service cloud environment. We present two specific use cases; a compromised service process and the introduction of a bogus component, and we describe several approaches for containment, eradication...

Solid-Liquid Inter-Diffusion (SLID) bonding is traditionally a technology used for high performance and high reliable die attach/interconnect applications [1]. The generic properties of SLID allows the bonding to occur at a relatively low process temperature. However, when the bond is completed, the...

Finely resolved gas–solid flow simulations were carried out using an improved Lagrangian method known as the dense discrete phase model (DDPM). The DDPM differs from the traditional Eulerian two fluid model (TFM) approach in that the solids phase is treated as discrete parcels of particles and not...

Novel isotropic conductive adhesives (ICAs) filled with metal-coated polymer spheres have been introduced in order to improve the mechanical reliability compared to conventional silver-filled ICAs. The topic of this study is the rheology of an epoxy filled with monodisperse polymer spheres with or...