Optimization on Inverse Reflector Design

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The work that has led to this thesis has been funded by the followinggrants and projects:• Beca de Recerca de la Universitat de Gir<strong>on</strong>a BR04/04.• TIN2004-07672-C03 from the Spanish Government.• TIN2007-67120 from the Spanish Government• 7th Framework Programme-Capacities (grant No 222550, project EcoStreet-Light) from the UE7
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128 BIBLIOGRAPHY[Ash95] Ashdown I.:
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130 BIBLIOGRAPHY[CT81] Cook R. L.,
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