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Upper Bounds on Broadband Absorption and Application to Solar Cells
We address the question of the optimal broadband absorption of waves in an open dissipative system and its key implications for solar cells. We develop a general framework for absorption induced by multiple overlapping resonances, based on quasinormal modes and radiative and nonradiative decay rates
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