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Power - Efficiency trade off in 0D, 1D, 2D/3D:0D1D2D2D: η @ P max ~ 24%1D: η @ P max ~ 36%0DΓ/kT = 1: η @ P max ~ 29%Γ/kT = 0.01: η @ P max ~ 50%Natthapon Nakpathomkun
ContributorsStudents & PostdocsEric Hoffmann, Henrik Nilsson, Tammy Humphrey, Ann Persson,Jason Matthews, Natthapon NakpathomkunCollaboratorsLars Samuelson, Kimberly Dick, Knut Deppert (<strong>Lund</strong>)Li Shi (U Texas)David Cahill (Urbana Champaign)Funding:Office of Naval ResearchONR GlobalSwedish Research CouncilSwedish Foundation forStrategic ResearchSweden-America FoundationNSF IGERTNSF GK-12AROThai Government
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