On the assessment and control optimisation of demand response programs in residential buildings
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Francesco D’Ettorre | Donal Finn | Fabiano Pallonetto | Mattia De Rosa | Francesco D’Ettorre | M. D. Rosa | D. Finn | F. D'Ettorre | F. Pallonetto
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