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25 March 2019

The Success of an Environmental Charge

In October 2015, England introduced a charge for single-use plastic bags in supermarkets. The charge was largely supported by the population, led to substantial reduction in plastic bag use, and catalyzed a wider support for similar measures aimed at tackling plastic waste.

25 March 2019

Lecture on Cultural Development of Mathematical Ideas

On March 22, HSE’s School of Psychology organized a talk by Professor Geoffrey Saxe, from Graduate School at UC Berkeley, on Cultural Development of Mathematical Ideas. The talk was based on the results of Prof. Saxe’s expedition to Papua New Guinea where he studied a remote Mountain Ok community. In his interview with HSE News Service Professor Saxe talks about his research.

22 March 2019

The Role of Personal Preferences in Economics

Prof. Dr Thomas Dohmen from the Institute for Applied Microeconomics, University of Bonn, Germany is to deliver an honorary lecture at the upcoming April Academic Conference at HSE University April 9 – 12. HSE News Service spoke with Dr. Dohmen about his work on the Global Preferences Survey (GPS), an international survey of epic proportions that he helped develop and analyze in order to learn whether individuals differ in terms of economic preferences by country, and more.

Book chapter

Logi-Thermal Analysis of Digital Circuits Using Mixed-Signal Simulator Questa ADMS

P. 541-544.
Petrosyants K. O., Rjabov N.

CAD sybsystem for logi-thermal analysis of the digital circuits is presented. Logical circuits are described by VHDL language. Thermal regimes are calculated by electro-thermal analogy method. For the calculation of the thermal resistances and capacitances the thermal 3D simulator Overheat-IC based on semi-analytical solution of three-dimensional heat conduction equation is used. For simultaneous calculation of logical and thermal characteristics of IC analog and mixed-signal simulator Questa ADMS is used.

Language: English
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Keywords: CAD sybsystemlogi-thermal analysisdigital ICVHDL languageelectro-thermal analogyheat equationsemi-analytical solutionanalog and mixed-signal simulator Questa ADMS

In book

Logi-Thermal Analysis of Digital Circuits Using Mixed-Signal Simulator Questa ADMS
Proceedings of IEEE East-West Design & Test Symposium (EWDTS’12)
Edited by: S. Chumachenko, E. Litvinova. Kharkov: Kharkov national university of radioelectronics, 2012.
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