On the Worst-Case Whole-Body SAR Assessment Due to Far-Field Exposure. Boursianis, A., Markakis, I., Goudos, S., K., & Samaras, T. Technical Report Paper Website abstract bibtex In this study we report a deterministic approach to evaluate the worst-case whole-body SAR due to far-field exposure. The approach is validated against a statistical approach (Monte Carlo) and the Self-Adaptive Differential Evolution optimization method, for two human numerical models and two frequencies under illumination from twelve plane-waves. It appears that the statistical approach performs worse than the other two methods, because it predicts lower values for the SAR.
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