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An efficient two-dimensional FDTD method for bio-electromagnetic applications
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A 3-D impedance method to calculate power deposition in biological bodies subjected to time varying magnetic fields
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Difficulties in applying numerical simulations to an evaluation of occupational hazards caused by electromagnetic fields
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Evaluation of uncertainty in the measurement of environmental electromagnetic fields
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Test object for accurate and reproducible measurement of the detection response of hand-worn and hand-held metal detectors
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Test methods to rigorously, reproducibly, and accurately measure the detection performance of walk-through metal detectors
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