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      Plasmonic absorption in textured silver back reflectors of thin film solar cells

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      Journal of Applied Physics
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                Journal
                Journal of Applied Physics
                Journal of Applied Physics
                AIP Publishing
                0021-8979
                1089-7550
                September 15 2008
                September 15 2008
                : 104
                : 6
                : 064509
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                10.1063/1.2981194
                feb24ba6-14c6-4527-9beb-87ff27fd8026
                © 2008
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