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LiMoNAED: A limited motion, non-shading, asymmetric, ecliptic-tracking dish Kribus A, Ries H Solar Energy, 73(5), 337, 2002 |
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High-flux solar concentration with imaging designs Feuerman D, Gordon JM, Ries H Solar Energy, 65(2), 83, 1999 |
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High-flux solar concentration with imaging designs. (vol 65, pg 83, 1999) Feuermann D, Gordon JM, Ries H Solar Energy, 65(6), 389, 1999 |
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On the stability of solar chemical particle receivers Ries H, Tschudi HR, Spirkl W Journal of Solar Energy Engineering-Transactions of The ASME, 120(2), 96, 1998 |
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Nontracking solar concentrators Spirkl W, Ries H, Muschaweck J, Winston R Solar Energy, 62(2), 113, 1998 |
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Non-axisymmetric reflectors concentrating radiation from an asymmetric heliostat field onto a circular absorber Spirkl W, Timinger A, Ries H, Kribus A, Muschaweck J Solar Energy, 63(1), 23, 1998 |
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High-flux photovoltaic solar concentrators with kaleidoscope-based optical designs Ries H, Gordon JM, Lasken M Solar Energy, 60(1), 11, 1997 |
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Optimized compact secondary reflectors for parabolic troughs with tubular absorbers Spirkl W, Ries H, Muschaweck J, Timinger A Solar Energy, 61(3), 153, 1997 |
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Compact high-flux two-stage solar collectors based on tailored edge-ray concentrators Friedman RP, Gordon JM, Ries H Solar Energy, 56(6), 607, 1996 |
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Upper bounds for the yearly energy delivery of stationary solar concentrators and the implications for concentrator optical design Gordon JM, Lasken M, Ries H Solar Energy, 58(4), 197, 1996 |