Joint Minimization of Uplink and Downlink Whole-Body Exposure Dose in Indoor Wireless Networks
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J. Wiart | L. Martens | W. Joseph | N. Varsier | D. Plets | K. Vanhecke | G. Vermeeren | S. Aerts
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