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Lin, J. C., and Z. W. Wang. 2005. SAR and temperature distributions in canonical head
models exposed to near- and far-field electromagnetic radiation at different frequencies. Electromagn Biol Med 24:405–21.
Liu, W., C. M. Collins, and M. B. Smith. 2005. Calculations of B1 distribution, specific absorption rate, and intrinsic signal-to-noise ratio for a body-size birdcage
coil loaded with different human subjects at 64 and 128 MHz. Appl Magn Reson
29:5–18.
Lonn, S., A. Ahlbom, H. C. Christensen, C. Johansen, J. Schuz, S. Edstrom, G. Henriksson
et al. 2006. Mobile phone use and risk of parotid gland tumor. Am J Epidemiol
164:637–43.
Lu, Y., J. Ying, T. K. Tan, and K. Arichandran. 1996. Electromagnetic and thermal simulations of 3-D human head model under RF radiation by using the FDTD and FD
approaches. IEEE Trans Magn 32:1653–6.
Mangoud, M. A., R. A. Abd-Alhameed, and P. S. Excell. 2000. Simulation of human interaction with mobile telephones using hybrid techniques over coupled domains. IEEE
Trans Microw Theory Tech 48:2014–21.
Manning, M. I., and C. H. B. Gabriel. 2000. SAR tests on mobile phones used with and
without personal hands-free kits, SAR Test Report for DTI 0083.
Martens, L. 2005. Electromagnetic safety of children using wireless phones: A literature
review. Bioelectromagnetics 7:S133–7.
Martens, L., J. Moerloose, D. Zutter, J. Poorter, and C. Wagter. 1995. Calculation of the
electromagnetic fields induced in the head of an operator of a cordless telephone.
Radio Sci 30:283–90.
Martinez-Burdalo, M., A. Martin, M. Anguiano, and R. Villar. 2004. Comparison of
FDTD-calculated specific absorption rate in adults and children when using a
mobile phone at 900 and 1800 MHz. Phys Med Biol 49:345–54.
Martinez-Burdalo, M., A. Martin, M. Anguiano, and R. Villar. 2005. On the safety assessment of human exposure in the proximity of cellular communications base station
antennas at 900, 1800 and 2170 MHz. Phys Med Biol 50:4125.
Martinez-Burdalo, M., A. Martin, A. Sanchis, and R. Villar. 2009. FDTD assessment of
human exposure to electromagnetic fields from WiFi and Bluetooth devices in some
operating situations. Bioelectromagnetics 30:142–51.
Mason, P. A., W. D. Hurt, T. J. Walters, J. A. D’ Andrea, P. Gajsek, K. L. Ryan, D. A. Nelson,
K. I. Smith, and J. M. Ziriax. 2000. Effects of frequency, permittivity, and voxel size
on predicted specific absorption rate values in biological tissue during electromagnetic field exposure. IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 48:2050–8.
Massoudi, H., C. H. Durney, P. W. Barber, and M. F. Iskander. 1979. Electromagnetic
absorption in multilayered cylindrical models of man. IEEE Trans Microw Theory
Tech 27:825–9.
Mazzurana, M., L. Sandrini, A. Vaccari, C. Malacarne, L. Cristoforetti, and R. Pontalti.
2004. Development of numerical phantoms by MRI for RF electromagnetic dosimetry: A female model. Radiat Prot Dosimetry 111:445–51.
Meier, K., M. Burkhardt, T. Schmid, and N. Kuster. 1996. Broadband calibration of E-field
probes in lossy media. IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 44:1954–62.
Electromagnetic Fields in Biological Systems
Lin, J. C., and Z. W. Wang. 2005. SAR and temperature distributions in canonical head
models exposed to near- and far-field electromagnetic radiation at different frequencies. Electromagn Biol Med 24:405–21.
Liu, W., C. M. Collins, and M. B. Smith. 2005. Calculations of B1 distribution, specific absorption rate, and intrinsic signal-to-noise ratio for a body-size birdcage
coil loaded with different human subjects at 64 and 128 MHz. Appl Magn Reson
29:5–18.
Lonn, S., A. Ahlbom, H. C. Christensen, C. Johansen, J. Schuz, S. Edstrom, G. Henriksson
et al. 2006. Mobile phone use and risk of parotid gland tumor. Am J Epidemiol
164:637–43.
Lu, Y., J. Ying, T. K. Tan, and K. Arichandran. 1996. Electromagnetic and thermal simulations of 3-D human head model under RF radiation by using the FDTD and FD
approaches. IEEE Trans Magn 32:1653–6.
Mangoud, M. A., R. A. Abd-Alhameed, and P. S. Excell. 2000. Simulation of human interaction with mobile telephones using hybrid techniques over coupled domains. IEEE
Trans Microw Theory Tech 48:2014–21.
Manning, M. I., and C. H. B. Gabriel. 2000. SAR tests on mobile phones used with and
without personal hands-free kits, SAR Test Report for DTI 0083.
Martens, L. 2005. Electromagnetic safety of children using wireless phones: A literature
review. Bioelectromagnetics 7:S133–7.
Martens, L., J. Moerloose, D. Zutter, J. Poorter, and C. Wagter. 1995. Calculation of the
electromagnetic fields induced in the head of an operator of a cordless telephone.
Radio Sci 30:283–90.
Martinez-Burdalo, M., A. Martin, M. Anguiano, and R. Villar. 2004. Comparison of
FDTD-calculated specific absorption rate in adults and children when using a
mobile phone at 900 and 1800 MHz. Phys Med Biol 49:345–54.
Martinez-Burdalo, M., A. Martin, M. Anguiano, and R. Villar. 2005. On the safety assessment of human exposure in the proximity of cellular communications base station
antennas at 900, 1800 and 2170 MHz. Phys Med Biol 50:4125.
Martinez-Burdalo, M., A. Martin, A. Sanchis, and R. Villar. 2009. FDTD assessment of
human exposure to electromagnetic fields from WiFi and Bluetooth devices in some
operating situations. Bioelectromagnetics 30:142–51.
Mason, P. A., W. D. Hurt, T. J. Walters, J. A. D’ Andrea, P. Gajsek, K. L. Ryan, D. A. Nelson,
K. I. Smith, and J. M. Ziriax. 2000. Effects of frequency, permittivity, and voxel size
on predicted specific absorption rate values in biological tissue during electromagnetic field exposure. IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 48:2050–8.
Massoudi, H., C. H. Durney, P. W. Barber, and M. F. Iskander. 1979. Electromagnetic
absorption in multilayered cylindrical models of man. IEEE Trans Microw Theory
Tech 27:825–9.
Mazzurana, M., L. Sandrini, A. Vaccari, C. Malacarne, L. Cristoforetti, and R. Pontalti.
2004. Development of numerical phantoms by MRI for RF electromagnetic dosimetry: A female model. Radiat Prot Dosimetry 111:445–51.
Meier, K., M. Burkhardt, T. Schmid, and N. Kuster. 1996. Broadband calibration of E-field
probes in lossy media. IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 44:1954–62.