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Cloaking | Posted on May 1st, 2012 by Phil Kinnane

A couple of our COMSOL users that I previously blogged about in “How we Realized we were Good at Enabling Users to Model Cloaking” has been selected as one of the Journal of Optics ‘TOP 25’ articles for 2011. These were chosen based on being the most downloaded, cited, or of highest quality ranking.

Water Cloaking, COMSOL Multiphysics

Their article concerned cloaking and, as a bonus, all 25 top articles have been made available by this journal to be read online. Congratulations.

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