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Electromagnetic Ecology and Waves in Nonlinear Electromagnetics

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In recent years the activity of man-made sources of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) increases. So one may pose question whether this increasing activity affects living systems and surrounding these sources. The answer is of course yes. Since a huge part of industrial applications of EMR lays in microwave region, consider electromagnetic waves in this range. There was written a lot about possible biological action of microwaves, both in the sense of “electromagnetic ecology” (due to growing applications of microwaves and creation of appropriate “electromagnetic smog”), and medical cure effects of low-intensity microwave radiation [1–3].

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Kislov, V.V., Taranov, I.V. (1991). Electromagnetic Ecology and Waves in Nonlinear Electromagnetics. In: Kikuchi, H. (eds) Environmental and Space Electromagnetics. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68162-5_37

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