The maximum possible conversion efficiency of silicon‐germanium thermoelectric generators

Hussain, Moayyed A.; Slack, Glen A.

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The maximum possible conversion efficiency of silicon‐germanium thermoelectric generators

Author(s): Glen A. Slack , Moayyed A. Hussain

Publication date Created: September 1991

Publication date (Print): September 1991

Journal: Journal of Applied Physics

Publisher: AIP Publishing

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Title: Journal of Applied Physics

Abbreviated Title: Journal of Applied Physics

Publisher: AIP Publishing

ISSN (Print): 0021-8979

ISSN (Electronic): 1089-7550

Publication date Created: September 1991

Publication date (Print): September 1991

Volume: 70

Issue: 5

Pages: 2694-2718

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DOI: 10.1063/1.349385

SO-VID: bc23460d-31ac-4661-8e15-b0b34736e41a

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