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Temperature dependence of carbon kinetic isotope effect for the oxidation reaction of ethane by hydroxyl radicals under atmospherically relevant conditions
experimental and theoretical studiesJülich : Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Zentralbibliothek, [2016], © 2016
Search for mildly relativistic magnetic monopoles with IceCube
Wuppertal, November 2015The reaction of people on low frequency noise and the correlation with measurement
Wuppertal, 04.04.2016Atmospheric mixing in a Lagrangian framework
Jülich : Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH Zentralbibliothek, [2016], © 2016Human state computing
employing different feature sources of non-intrusive biosignals for pattern recognition based automatic state recognition within occupational fields of applicationWuppertal, Juni 2014Ergodicity properties of affine term structure models and applications
Wuppertal, Juni 2016Light-emitting polymers with on-chain triplet emitters
Wuppertal, 2016Copulas in equity and credit risk
default-dependent intensity models and information-based setupWuppertal, Dezember 2015Studies on the optical readout of the ATLAS insertable b-layer
from firmware development to commissioning of the back-of-crate cardWuppertal, August 2015The modes of firm growth and their effects on firm performance
an empirical analysis of the chemical industryWuppertal, September 2015Adaptive domain decomposition multigrid for lattice QCD
Wuppertal, [2016]The impact of bank integrity and reputation on company costs and performance in the process of certification
an empirical analysisWuppertal, [2016]Cosmic rays and the atmospheric electric field
reconstruction and data analysis of radio emission from air showers at the Auger engineering radio arrayWuppertal, Oktober 2015Search for a heavy scalar Boson in the 2 Higgs doublet model with the ATLAS detector
Wuppertal, 2. Oktober 2015Modelling of credit risk and correlation risk
time-dependent and stochastic correlation modelsWuppertal, 2015Simulation of the phase behavior in polar model liquids
Wuppertal, 2015