Kubaner in Angola

Hatzky, Christine

doi:10.1524/9783486715736

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“…This goal is achieved in REFMUL3 by employing a hybrid MPI/OpenMP parallelization with a 3D domain decomposition. This implementation shows a good strong scaling behaviour on the MARCONI cluster at Cineca Italy [16,17].…”

Section: Refmulf and Refmul3 Geometry And Equationsmentioning

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Modelling reflectometry diagnostics: finite-difference time-domain simulation of reflectometry in fusion plasmas

Silva¹,

Heuraux²,

Ricardo³

et al. 2019

J. Inst.

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A: Reflectometry simulations are particularly important since they allow to assess the measuring capabilities in experimental fusion devices and to predict the performance of future ones. We present a brief overview of reflectometry and introduce the family of REFMUL* codes for timedependent reflectometry simulation. REFMUL* codes are Finite Di erence Time Domain (FDTD) that allow to set up synthetic diagnostics to assess the behaviour of reflectometry diagnostics. This is illustrated in the current manuscript using the example of the Plasma Position Reflectometers of DEMO. K: Nuclear instruments and methods for hot plasma diagnostics; Simulation methods and programs; Plasma diagnostics -interferometry, spectroscopy and imaging

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Section: Refmulf and Refmul3 Geometry And Equationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modelling reflectometry diagnostics: finite-difference time-domain simulation of reflectometry in fusion plasmas

Silva¹,

Heuraux²,

Ricardo³

et al. 2019

J. Inst.

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“…To a certain degree, the CMEA even operated as an institutional partner in a mixed Angolan-CMEA commission coordinating CMEA countries in their projects and sending experts. In a tremendous effort, Cuba sent around 50,000 Cuban civilian aid workers, mostly teachers, to Angola between 1975(Hatzky 2012. A Cuba-GDR-Angolan triangular cooperation established a certain division of labour: following the exodus of Portuguese farmers, managers and administrators after independence, Cubans helped the Angolan state to militarily and technically secure its coffee harvest and oil fields.…”

Section: Cubans and East Germans In Africamentioning

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A Cuban Cycle of Developmental Socialism? Cubans and East Germans in the Socialist World System

Unfried¹

2017

Journal Für Entwicklungspolitik

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Friendship and Education, Coffee and Weapons: Exchanges between Socialist Ethiopia and the German Democratic Republic

Unfried

2016

Northeast African Studies

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This article aims to present a chapter of a global history of cooperation between the European center of the Soviet World System and African “countries on a socialist path to development.” This contribution is focused on exchanges and interactions between the German Democratic Republic and revolutionary Ethiopia on various levels: Trade, examining the practice of the instrument barter trade “to the mutual advantage” genuinely used in the commercial side of these relations; and Aid, examining practices of the transfer of (material and personal) resources essentially free of charge, often called “solidarity.” After distinguishing layers of cooperation from determinedly negotiated foreign trade agreements in the mutual interest to unilateral “solidarity” transfers in a spirit of “friendship” and carving out main actors in these fields, this contribution identifies spheres of contact, interaction, and cooperation between GDR advisors, experts, and solidarity workers and their Ethiopian counterparts. Flows in the sphere of trade, solidarity, and in personal relations between GDR personnel in Ethiopia and their Ethiopian counterparts are discussed in the perspective of reciprocity. This question of flows and contacts is not primarily examined in the mirror of expectations, intentions, and declarations, but grounded on practices retrieved by the analysis of (primarily German) archive material and on interviews. These sources show those encounters from their practical side, which cannot be resumed by a story of success or failure. The article concludes with an assessment of GDR-Ethiopian cooperation as part of a multilateral entanglement in which Cuba and the Soviet Union were other critical actors.

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Kubaner in Angola

Cited by 7 publications

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Modelling reflectometry diagnostics: finite-difference time-domain simulation of reflectometry in fusion plasmas

Modelling reflectometry diagnostics: finite-difference time-domain simulation of reflectometry in fusion plasmas

A Cuban Cycle of Developmental Socialism? Cubans and East Germans in the Socialist World System

Friendship and Education, Coffee and Weapons: Exchanges between Socialist Ethiopia and the German Democratic Republic

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