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  • 8. Luminescent solar concentrators. 1: Theory of operation and techniques for performance evaluation.
    Batchelder JS, Zewail AH, Cole T.
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    Wilson LR, Rowan BC, Robertson N, Moudam O, Jones AC, Richards BS.
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  • 12. Modeling plasmonic scattering combined with thin-film optics.
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  • 16. Rapid optimization of large-scale luminescent solar concentrators: evaluation for adoption in the built environment.
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  • 17. Luminescent solar concentrators and the reabsorption problem.
    Olson RW, Loring RF, Fayer MD.
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