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Power Density and Temperature Distributions Produced by Interstitial Arrays of Sleeved-Slot Antennas for Hyperthermic Cancer Therapy

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S. Cavagnaro    
M. Piuzzi    
E. Bernardi    
P. Lin    
J. C.    

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