An inconsistency in our labs

do we need an eye-shield in our cath-labs?

Do We Need an Eye-Shield in Our Cath-Labs?

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Updating our beliefs about inconsistency: The Monty-Hall case

Wearable Computing – an Approach for Living Labs

A Living Lab refers to a setting created with specific targets and a clear structure, but in the same time dealing with the uncontrollable dynamics of daily life. Wearable computing means a paradigm shift: instead of working at the computer users are supported by computing systems in their primary tasks. Thus wearable computing is ideal to develop new insight into the behaviour of the Living La...

On an inconsistency in path integral bosonization

A critically discerning discussion of path integral bosonization is given. Successively evaluating the conventional path integral bosonization of QCD it is shown without any approximations that gluons must be composed of two quarks. This contradicts the fundamentals of QCD, where quarks and gluons are independent fields. Furthermore, bosonizing the Fierz reordered effective four quark interacti...