Spatial decoupling strategy enables robust ultra-broadband microwave absorption and high load-bearing capacity in lightweight gradient laminated composites
Authors:
- Bo LiuBLBo Liu
- Biao LiangBiao Liang
- Chuang LiuCLChuang Liu
- Hui ChengHCHui Cheng
- Mengfei FengMFMengfei Feng
- Kaifu ZhangKZKaifu Zhang
Abstract
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- Science Foundation of Ministry of Education of China
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