Multi-objective optimization of electronics heat sinks cooled by natural convection

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Multi-objective optimization of electronics heat sinks cooled by natural convection. / Lampio, K.; Karvinen, R.

julkaisussa: Journal of Physics: Conference Series, Vuosikerta 745, Nro 3, 09.2016.

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Lampio, K. ; Karvinen, R. / Multi-objective optimization of electronics heat sinks cooled by natural convection. Julkaisussa: Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 2016 ; Vuosikerta 745, Nro 3.

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