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January 18, 2010Applied Physics LettersOpen Access

Asymmetry in photocurrent enhancement by plasmonic nanoparticle arrays located on the front or on the rear of solar cells

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FBFiona J. BeckAustralian National UniversitySMSudha MokkapatiIITB-Monash Research AcademyAPAlbert PolmanCalifornia Institute of Technology

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