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CTH Implementation of a Two-Phase Material Model With Damage

In this report a material model taking strength and damage accumulation into acccount is implemented in the CTH hydrocode.

Conducting Information Superiority Research in an Unclassified Surrogate Defence Environment

Defence experimentation brings significant value, but also significant overheads. Therefore to achieve rapid development it is important to strike a balance between working on real systems and surrogate systems (when there is a straightforward translation to Defence systems and/or scenario). The emergency services domain is one such non-Defence surrogate system offering significant potential to mitigate many of these overheads.

Magnetic signatures of spherical bodies in Earth’s magnetic field — a comparison of analytical and finite element analysis solutions

In this report we compare analytical and finite element solutions utilising COMSOL for calculating the magnetic induction of a permeable spherical shell with an internal current band in uniform magnetic induction.

Compression of Discrete Probability Maps

Here we consider the application and suitability of the Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) compression method and a simpler approach to Discrete Probability Density Maps (DPDMs).

Rapid solution of the Schrödinger equation: Towards a study of the utility of the Bohm filter

In this report we focus on solving the Schrödinger equation numerically for several simple potentials using Fourier and Chebyshev pseudo-spectral methods.

The Radiation Patterns of Circular Apertures

This report provides a unified approach to the design techniques that they used to achieve the specified beam shape and sidelobe levels that are key performance requirements for airborne pulse-Doppler signal processing.

Face and Voice Fusion for Human Recognition in Non-controlled Environments

This paper uses a real life non-controlled scenario to examine verification performance gains possible when fusing low quality face and voice samples at the matching score level.

Cards Reference Manual

This document describes the use of Cards and how it may be readily extended to support other systems.

Convex Relaxation Methods: A Review and Application to Sparse Radar Imaging of Rotating Targets

In this report we explore the use of sparse signal representation methods in the radar imaging problem of rotating targets and compare their results.

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