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Physics-Informed Mixed Integer Programming Methods for Optimal Patch Antennas
Antennas come in various shapes and sizes, as their performance characteristics are very much dependent on their exact shape. Coming up with a shape that matches desired design characteristics has, up until this moment, been largely the domain of metaheuristics and local optimization methods. While
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