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Volumn 5, Issue , 2008, Pages 186-214

Antennas

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ANTENNAS;

EID: 84955364096     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.1002/9783527618248.ch69     Document Type: Chapter
Times cited : (16)

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    • for example, artificial antennas based on noncovalent interactions can contribute extensively to the field. A typical recent case is reported in Ref. [49], Other, still rarely considered, aspects of the natural systems could also play a role in the development of artificial systems. In this regard, of particular interest appear to be some investigations [50] dealing with the design of artificial light-harvesting systems which may spontaneously evolve toward greater efficiency under light illumination, a feature that at the moment remains mostly peculiar to the natural systems.
    • for example, artificial antennas based on noncovalent interactions can contribute extensively to the field. A typical recent case is reported in Ref. [49], Other, still rarely considered, aspects of the natural systems could also play a role in the development of artificial systems. In this regard, of particular interest appear to be some investigations [50] dealing with the design of artificial light-harvesting systems which may spontaneously evolve toward greater efficiency under light illumination, a feature that at the moment remains mostly peculiar to the natural systems.


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