Titlebook: Algebra, Algebraic Topology and their Interactions; Proceedings of a Con Jan-Erik Roos Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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The Monetary Union of Three CountriesThe monetary union consists of three countries, say Germany, France and Italy. The member countries are the same size and have the same behavioural functions. An increase in European money supply raises producer inflation in Germany, France and Italy, to the same extent respectively.

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Singlet Energy Migration, Trapping and Excimer Formation in PolymersIntramolecular excimer formation in synthetic polymers is reviewed. The antenna effect in macromolecules is examined and evidence for singlet energy migration and trapping is discussed.

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The Welfare Implications of Uneven InflationThe assumption of ‘steady’ inflation has proven to be a common starting point for most welfare analysis of inflation. As defined, steady inflation has three basic properties

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Photodetektion,Die in der Photonik eingesetzten Detektoren messen durchwegs die einfallende Strahlungsenergie- bzw. -leistung und nicht, wie in der HF-Technik, die elektrische Feldst?rke. Die Strahlungsenergie wird dabei vom Detektor absorbiert und in andere Energieformen umgewandelt; die Lichtquanten werden bei der Detektion also vernichtet.

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International Aspects of InflationMy object in this paper is to indicate some of the ways in which inflation in general and contemporary world inflation in particular are influenced by the fact that the world is divided into separate political units.

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Other Bacterial InfectionsThis chapter focuses on a number of rare bacterial infections that affect the central nervous system. The most common manifestations as well as the characteristic features of these infectious processes, as displayed on imaging studies, are stressed.

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Fluorescence Probes,In subcellular biochemistry, biomembrane structure and dynamics are widely investigated with fluorescent probes [366]. Many probes sensitive to pH, polarity, calcium, electric potential, etc. are described in the handbook of fluorescent probes [367]. The spectroscopic properties of some widely used fluorescent probes are shown in Fig. 15.1.