See the example (from http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn%3Anbn%3Ase%3Akth%3Adiva-172760) (line breaks added for readability):
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      <affiliation>Ericsson</affiliation> 
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<titleInfo lang="eng"><title>5G user satisfaction enabled by FASP</title> 
<subTitle>Evaluating the performance of Aspera's FASP</subTitle></titleInfo> 
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<dateIssued>2015</dateIssued> 
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<title>TRITA-ICT-EX</title> </titleInfo> 
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5952</identifier> 
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2015:199</identifier>
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<subject lang="eng"><topic>TCP</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="eng"><topic>5G</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="eng"><topic>emulated radio access network</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="eng"><topic>handover</topic></subject>
<subject lang="eng"><topic>FASP</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="eng"><topic>CUBIC TCP</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="eng"><topic>packet loss</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"><topic>TCP</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"><topic>5G</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"><topic>överlämningar</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"><topic>FASP</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"><topic>CUBIC TCP</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"> 
<topic>tappade paket</topic></subject> 
<subject lang="swe"> 
<topic>radioaccessnät</topic> 
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<subject lang="eng" authority="hsv" xlink:href="20203"> 
<topic>Engineering and Technology</topic> 
<topic>Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering</topic> 
<topic>Communication Systems</topic>
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<subject lang="swe" authority="hsv" xlink:href="20203"> 
<topic>Teknik och teknologier</topic>
<topic>Elektroteknik och elektronik</topic> 
<topic>Kommunikationssystem</topic></subject> 
<abstract lang="eng">&lt;p&gt;With Ericsson’s goal to have optimal user experience at 5G’s 2020 release, it is very important to optimize transport protocols and techniques to manage the increasing amount of data traffic. Additionally, it will be important to manage handovers between very high speed 5G networks and older networks. Today most of the traffic is video on demand and the amount of this kind of traffic is expected to increase. Moreover, the current amount of data traffic will increase by an order of magnitude over the next few years. This thesis focuses on radio access networks and the difficulties they face in delivering high speed data traffic.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;This thesis analyzes one of the most used TCP protocols, CUBIC, as well as a new transport protocol developed by Aspera, called the Fast and Secure Protocol. Aspera’s FASP is a new transport protocol that promises full link utilization. FASP is built upon UDP and uses advanced round trip time measurements and queuing delay to detect the available bandwidth between two communicating hosts.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;This thesis project also provides methods to realize experiments to assess the limitations of transport protocols. These experiments are conducted in an environment that resembles the upcoming 5G radio access network. Results have shown that both delay and packet loss affect TCP more than we expected and that high packet loss is devastating. In contrast, Aspera’s FASP is very resistant to both delay and packet loss. These results and analysis provide a foundation upon which others can build.&lt;/p&gt;</abstract> 
<abstract lang="swe">&lt;p&gt;Med Ericssons mål att ha optimal användarupplevelse vid släppet av 5G år 2020 är det oerhört viktigt att optimera transportprotokoll och tekniker för att hantera den ökande mängden datatrafik. En annan viktig aspekt kan vara att hantera överlämningar mellan 5G nätverk och äldre radionätverk. Idag är den största trafiken streamad video och prognoser visar att den sortens trafik bara kommer att öka. Prognoserna visar också att all trafik kommer att öka mångfaldigt de närmaste åren. Denna thesis kommer att fokusera på svårigheterna just inom radionätverk.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Denna thesis kommer att analysera ett av vårt mest använda transportprotokoll CUBIC TCP, den kommer också att analysera ett helt nytt transportprotokoll utvecklat av Aspera, Fast and Secure Protocol. Aspera lovar fullt utnyttjande av den mellanliggande länken. FASP är byggt ovanpå UDP och använder avancerade tur- och returtidsmätningar för att använda all outnyttjad bandbredd.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Denna thesis visar även hur man kan göra experiment för att hitta begränsningar i transportprotokoll. Alla dessa experiment kommer utförs i en miljö som efterliknar det nya 5G-nätverket. Resultatet visar att både förlora paket tillsammans med en hög fördröjning påverkar mycket mer än väntat och att frekvent förlora paket är förödande för TCP. Asperas FASP är i motsats mycket tålig mot både paketförlust och hög fördröjning. Detta resultat och denna analys lägger en grund var andra kan arbeta vidare.&lt;/p&gt;</abstract> 
<note type="level" lang="swe">Självständigt arbete på avancerad nivå (masterexamen)</note> 
<note type="universityCredits" lang="swe">20 poäng / 30 hp</note> 
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<note type="venue">Seminar room Grimeton, Isafjordsgatan 22, Kista</note> 
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The roles "pbl", "ths", etc. you can find a list and definition for these and other roles at https://www.loc.gov/marc/relators/relaterm.html