2,168 research outputs found
Correlated versus Uncorrelated Stripe Pinning: the Roles of Nd and Zn Co-Doping
We investigate the stripe pinning produced by Nd and Zn co-dopants in
cuprates via a renormalization group approach. The two dopants play
fundamentally different roles in the pinning process. While Nd induces a
correlated pinning potential that traps the stripes in a flat phase and
suppresses fluctuations, Zn pins the stripes in a disordered manner and
promotes line meandering. We obtain the zero temperature phase diagram and
compare our results with neutron scattering data. A good agreement is found
between theory and experiment.Comment: To appear at the proceedings of the LLD2K Conference Tsukuba, July
2000, Japan. 4 pages, 2 figure
As novas tecnologias e o turismo criativo : estudo de caso da cidade do Porto
This research work attempts to extend the existing literature on development strategies for creative tourism supply and on the use of new technology in tourism, specifically creative tourism, which cannot be found in most of the existing literature. Hence, this work proposes a strategy to develop creative tourism in the city of Porto, paying special attention to the role played by new technology.
This study comprises an analysis of the current state of creative tourism in Porto and the use of technology in the current tourism strategy. A case study method for the city of Porto is undertaken and qualitative approach is conducted interpretatively.
A seven-steps model is proposed for developing creative tourism in the city of Porto, in which new technology plays an important role. Networking is also considered as a continued input of this model.
In this work, the supply ecosystem was analysed and potential service providers were taken into account. Future research could focus on tourist motivations to participate in creative activities.
This study encourages key creative and/or cultural agents to take the opportunity to acknowledge their potential to develop a creative tourism offer and to be aware that this kind of tourism could be an opportunity to improve the sustainability of their businesses. It also draws attention of city leaders to this topic as a new way of enhancing the tourism experience and improving economic growth. It may also encourage these agents to develop new offers within the range of their activities, maximizing the potential of technology that they may already use. Furthermore, it provides knowledge about new ways in which to develop creative tourism innovation and to take advantage of the benefits that new technology may bring.
The originality of this work is based on developing a new model for creative tourism in Porto, paying special attention to the implementation and integration of new technology. The model intends to be a guide to promoting a creative tourism policy for Porto, but it could also be used as a basis for other cities to foster this kind of tourism
Stripe dynamics in presence of disorder and lattice potentials
We study the influence of disorder and lattice pinning on the dynamics of a
charged stripe. Starting from a phenomenological model of a discrete quantum
string, we determine the phase diagram for this system. Three regimes are
identified, the free phase, the flat phase pinned by the lattice, and the
disorder pinned phase. In the absence of impurities, the system can be mapped
onto a 1D array of Josephson junctions. The results are compared with
measurements on nickelates and cuprates and a good qualitative agreement is
found between our results and the experimental data.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figure
Success factors for corporate innovation: employees´ intrinsic motivation to innovate in the workplace
Employee motivation is seen as a success factor for corporate innovation. This study focused
in understanding how some Portuguese companies are motivating their employees to innovate
in the workplace, with a special focus on intrinsic motivation. This form of motivation reflects
one’s inherent pleasure in performing a certain activity, without any external reward. The
results of the study show that employees in Portugal are mostly motivated by task enjoyment
and personal development, both reflecting a form of intrinsic motivation. When motivated by
task enjoyment, individuals tend to invest more effort in their activities, and thus develop more
innovative work behaviors
O lúpulo: da cultura ao extrato. Técnica cultural tradicional
Este trabalho consiste numa breve revisão sobre a cultura do lúpulo em Portugal,
com incidência na técnica cultural tradicional. Faz-se um breve apontamento histórico
sobre a cultura do lúpulo, em particular do desenvolvimento inicial da cultura em
Portugal. Segue-se uma descrição sumária dos principais aspetos botânicos da planta e da
sua adaptação ecológica. Na descrição da técnica cultural tentam destacar-se aspetos
importantes como instalação da cultura, fertilização, poda, rega, proteção sanitária e
colheita.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Impacto das polÃticas de reagrupamento familiar em Portugal
Publicação com o apoio do QREN/POP
- …