Frank Schroeder – författare

You are about to embark on an odyssey of the imagination, so come on board and take your station as we explore new poetic worlds.Like the early 14th century explorer discovered new lands and claimed them in honor, so shall you, the reader, have the same opportunity. These untitled poems have spaces for you to write in what you think is a good title.If those were your poems what would YOU name it?Like historys early explorers there are even hidden treasures to find, interspersed far left of the pages, of poemsSo explore these poems often and soon as you sail the stars of the Galleon Moon!

Der vorliegende Band fasst verschiedene neuere soziologische Perspektiven auf die Kunst zusammen, die auf der ersten Tagung des Arbeitskreises Kunstsoziologie diskutiert wurden. Primär geht es hierbei um Analysen von Praktiken, Systemen, Kunstwerken sowie Kunstorten, die in den verschiedenen Beiträgen je nach Schwerpunktsetzung theoretisch und/oder empirisch untersucht werden. Infolge des Anspruchs, neuere Perspektiven der deutschsprachigen Soziologie auf die Kunst zusammenzuführen, ist der Band insgesamt offen angelegt. So finden sich neben theoretischen Beiträgen auch empirische Arbeiten zu unterschiedlichen Formen der Kunst wie etwa der Bildenden Kunst, Theater und Film oder auch der Frage, ob Städtebau als Kunst verstanden werden kann.

Cosmic rays consist of elementary particles with enormous energy which originate from outside our solar system and constantly hit the Earth’s atmosphere. Where do these cosmic rays originate? How does nature accelerate the cosmic-ray particles to energies with orders of magnitude beyond the limits of manmade particle accelerators? What can we learn by measuring the interactions of the cosmic rays with the atmosphere? Digital radio-antenna arrays offer a promising, complementary measurement method for high-energy cosmic rays. This thesis reports on substantial advances in the development of the radio technique, which will be used to address these questions in future experiments.

Cosmic rays consist of elementary particles with enormous energy which originate from outside our solar system and constantly hit the Earth’s atmosphere. Where do these cosmic rays originate? How does nature accelerate the cosmic-ray particles to energies with orders of magnitude beyond the limits of manmade particle accelerators? What can we learn by measuring the interactions of the cosmic rays with the atmosphere? Digital radio-antenna arrays offer a promising, complementary measurement method for high-energy cosmic rays. This thesis reports on substantial advances in the development of the radio technique, which will be used to address these questions in future experiments.